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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
mporant Developments Expected From, Steel

In OF
Commerce expected
the
said
There bill which
the failure the railroad BILL
which
off their indebted
subsequently cancelled.
discussing this meeting Of the steel
believed would stablng
extended other
beginning industrial activity
Indeed added Il inclined to believe that
outcome He said his
He had the building beginning
a result of the conference.
As
will largely the discussions
expected If the would be
needed railroad supplies and equipment
which pretty generally"
which, view these
be the slightest foundation
it.
a coming loan meet
which the government is paying today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
DISTRICT BECOMES
OPTIMISTIC ON EVERYTHING
Many Believe Upward Turn in Markets Here to Stay
Banker Gives Evidence That Money Is Plentiful.
Gossip of the Street

OPTIMISM keynote
erday said could
all
in the
feeling
for barring
banker said:
in
Of
never Of
history
"lt a Philadelphia
people all
the little and cities and and out
to
people the line paid s2 for
All a
and glad that when turned
they from particular
Who would such
he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

conditions Affecting cost OF operation will
require several months. Director Gen
eral Hines said last night in reply to
an address by Howard Elliott, president
of the northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, last Saturday IN chicago,
Mr. Hines characterized as unfair
Mr. EIhotts comparison OF tho number
or employees Of the Pennsylvania Eail-
road Company iu December. 1917. with
the l6 per cent increased force on tho
paNrolls uf that company I'm bcccmhcr
1918, 20 demonstrate that federal con
Irol of the railroads was not productive
uf the best results
The Pennsylvania Railroad, Mr. Hines
also said, could not he considered ~
iypica', as the average increase In NUM-
her OF employees or all roads from Dc-
ccmbCr, l9l7, TO January Of this year
was only So per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
Auto Driver Held for Roy's Injuries

Arthur Guifoy. twenty four years old.
" watts street near snyder avenue,
driver Of tho automobile which ran down
homCniCk hi Saves. six years old. Of
lIil East passvuul avenue, WAS todBy
held in $500 bail by Magistrate coward.
Tho accident happened yesterday after
noon at passyunk aveuue and Fills
tn" machine to Mi Sinai Hospital
whore 1t was found the boy was only
suffering from minor injuries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
Interest Shopn in Herrs Statement on Foreign Trade

a deal a statement made recently
Electric Manucur
Association.
electrical
this product recommends vgor
approxmatng the prices obtained for such app
field talk
that Mr. Herr points out important matter when he
Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
BUSINESS NOTES

Sergeant Frcdcrick H. Brown. Jr
Frior Ia the war, n number -, at
tonplS were made by Swiss capital TO
manutaCturc toys for home CONSUMPTION
nul these industries never nourished
transformed or newly prrCttd for tho
manufacture OF metal. rubber and tex
llr toys. consul ltcut reports that tho
SWISS manufacturers have formed an
prsahi.a non which will seek to protect
thCr business against future German
competition, one of the nurpoSrs of
ms organization is to secure n tenfold
increase in the import duty on toys.
WhoIcsnlers Of hiRh-clsss cotton ma
i'flaIs ana laCCs and embroiderics re-
port returning confidence in the mar
Net on the part of the retailers and
manufacturers Of garments, with cor
rrspondlnGlE greater sales and 1rmer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

higher prices prevailed at the suc-
ton IN Boston Yesterday to dispose Of
the holdings Of government wool to mills
for civilian use. About 100000 pounds
OF greasy pulled wool and 1.i5O.oOO
pounds Of secured wool composed tho
days offerings Buyers were. more in
tereStcd than at previous sales and bid
ding was spirited al times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

Tremendous quantities Of rubber are
helng produced aud arc in sight. accord
ing 10 rubber importers When tho
armS'iCc was signed II is estimated
that there we're between 10. 600 and Co
GOO tons Of Crud" stock accumulated in
the Far East, while ordinarily there
would probably he a. ma ximum of about
1000 tons awaiting shipment. This huge
stock of rubber is beginning TO reach
inc large markets, record shipment
arriving at the Pacific coast last week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

captain George W Elkins. Jr.l Of
Philadelphia and Ogontz, has purchased
the curwcn Shelmire' farms of more
than 125 acres. not far from the
Bethayres section. The price has not
been made public.
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BANKERS GOLD
MAY AID ROADS
Pool of More Than 500.
100000 for Needy Rail.
ways Proposed
HINES N CONFERENCE
War Finance Corporation Re.
ports 1000. 900 to Lend,
Collateral Essential

Wa.hin,,n, NI,,.L - .rl n..-- =
nredic.,,,nr, r,,,a,i - . '.'''... u" y
rosnt, or ,,o I.,I. ~ ,uduS as I"
,d,,,;,,ts,r,,t,,, ',.," y, NV 'durodu
annrorri,,in,, ,a,,,.,., m.,'.'", wi W. W.
c,,ssod ,oda,. ., S - 80 , "'S
Direction r;r,or,i t,i,,,' Wv we, N'''
vov oxocu,i,o, ,,,,,, I,au,,s va
,ho az o,, ""''N'rE ana on'clalS "i
~ WI wv" "'""'
lu' conIolen'e was the first OF a
S,,eS OF informal discussions which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

Vivisection Society, and tomorrow att
ernoon the board of directors Of this
organization will present Sergeant Scull
with a medal for his brave deed.
The presentation viii be made by
Robert H. Logan, president or the ior~
ganizat on. at the society's headquartc
"a South Eighteenth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

Arrangements have been made nv the
Naiional Association Of Importers ~
Tides and Skins whereby the Tanners
'ouncil viii communicates to IT informa
Uon received by the council as regards
available stocks of hides and sl<ine ~
foreign countries. This information
VIII be passed on to members of the hide
ana skin organization
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

new company known as the Com
tNohWeath Petroleum Corporal tion has
neen FORMED under tho laws Of tho state
or delaware by group Of prominent
New YORK. Pittsburgh and Cleveland
pankelS and oil mon including STANDARD
on interests. for thr purpose of develop
lng on most extensive scale some 21,-
uVo acres OF proved oil lands located
IN Wyoming, california, Pernsylvanla
ana West Virginia. which are owned or
I'aS"d ny the new company. and on
Whlch there arc now scvCnty-threo pro
duCing oil wells.
The sun., 1919-05-17
(Borough OF The Bronx.

TbOTUuTH
MARION AV, W g, 2ts Q Issth 1T. 2lxst.l--
Gustav A Hang to Morris johnson, te5
Il l5Sth at, pr mtg $4,000. May is, Q
yrs, So; atty. Title Guar T Co. lIs
,stTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to Marie Waner. 1854 Bryant av, May
IL. 8 yrs, Sh%i atty. Title Guar T
co, ITO Bway, .,.,..,',. s'eoo
The sun., 1919-05-17
REAL ESTATE JoTTINas.

Pease b Gilman announce that W. r
Crichton of Greenwich. Conn, from now
on will actively represent them in the
sale and rental OF country property in
Greenwich. Stamford and New Canaan.
Pease & Gilman were appointed by
Simon RosEnan. Jr. managing agents
of the apartment houss at West Sev'
entieth street.
Leonard Morgan Company. me. wa,
the broker In the recently reported sale
of the Ave story new law apartment al
$50 West 1921 street by Babette Mollel
to Joseph Shenk.
Mcdowell & Mcmahon were appointed
agents for the six story building known
as Ritx-Cariton Court, occupying tn,
block front on the west side of Audubon
avenue. between 1s7th and 1Ssth streets
William r. Lowe was the broker II
the sale of 2421 to 2t25 Grand Con.
course for the Bwol Realty Company
to q client for Investment
The City Mortgage Company made
building loans totallins $4,000 on tht
two nine story apartment houses to bt
erected on the plot. l45x102.f, at los e
lls. West .Seventy-third street, fifty feet
west OF. Columbus avenue. by jacob
Axelrod and assooiateo The building
loan contract calls for thirteen pay
mentR
The sun., 1919-05-17
BUSINESS LEASES.

Frederick Southack and Alwyn Bail.
Jr., leased the Ave story building at
313-15 Broadway to the Silver Lunch
Company, Ino. After tho building 10 en-
tirely remodelled they win occupy three
floors of the building for restaurant
purposes.
Chris voizing Son and Leon 8. Alt
mayer leased to The St Mihiel Res
tsurant Company the large store in the
Subway Building. 1887 Lexington ave-
nue.
r. J. Guilfoyls q On. Inc. leased
space in 4s7 Broadway TO d. Franchi.
United Sales Company, Samuel Jack
helm, Burgin a Co. Murat Bey United
Turkish Cigarette Company. Ohio
Bronze a Powder Company, James S.
Scott, Casket, Inc, w. M. Faul & Co..
American Perforator Company and
James Il. Hudson.
NJ. Rosentbal Company leased tho
building at 455 Sixth avenue at an
aggregate rental OF 100000 to the B.
q L. Restaurant Company.
Pease 4 Gilman sub-leassd offlces IN
489 Fifth avenue TO the Arrow Head
Mills of Albany.
]. X. Moors leased the building at SIT
West Fgfty-seventh street to Ethel A.
Weeks.
Leonard Morgan Company leased the
three-story building. aBxi6o, at b8s
wea F1fty-third street, to John
Schneider.
Douglas Robinson. Charles 8. Brown
Company leased the store and basement
in rs West Fifty-seventh street TO
Thomas u. Adams and at Is West Fiji
tieth street 10 the Podiatry Shoe Co.
The sun., 1919-05-17

loo--Ena r Andrews to Geo Kean. gao
w eth ct, and ano. May 10; atty, Law.
r9PF5SMo Nv iisO 4; aSs sgs Z ;Se, Z
st. mtg $4,000; atty. J d Tobias. g
Story Xv. q. isc W oimstsad ay. itx
los. except pit for Story .sy=Alfred y
part mtg 1900, Nay ~; sttys. 4 "a =
HOME ST. sei. - 1902 Iesth 81. eoix
T.2x Ne,b to Home st \ " % 70 irreg...
Morris Kronstein to Jetta Miller. S69s
White sisins AZ, May ~ atty, Je,t,,,,
FRANKLIN Az. es liz leStn ct, S2s
los-Frsnk Kubischta to saml shiion,ky'
.y SAN, iMsliopsky, ,isi vyss sy; 500 no
NV issx IL on map 70 b Lsvy-Nsph:
lati Levin to Denwood Rity Go. sos
Willis av, mtg tSl geo, May II; atty,
Bsn.n.en Rlty Co, 500 willis Az. 800
ss.llx12txss-:Abr J HOFFMAN TO- Ellen
Rlty Co. $50 Fulton, mtg 10000. NAY
HOE AX 1925, .. iSsiSe-Loui. Meyers
May IL; atty. 8 Setback. 1N Bway....si
The sun., 1919-05-17
RESELLS $1,25O,OOO
APARTMENT HOUSE
Natanson Turns Over Property
at Corner Of Park Avenue
and 82d Street.
o BIG TENEMENTs SOLD
Occupy More Than Block Front
on East Side; Brown Sells
Kensington Court.

The modern twelve story apartment
house at go Park avenue, northeast cor
ner Of Eighty-second street has been re-
rold by Max n. Natanson to Edgar A.
Levy and Samuel A. Herzog. who have
built many handsome muitifamily struc-
lures in the Park avenue section. but are
now turning their attention to the invest
ment field. The building occupies a plot
129.sx100 and was acquired by Mr..
Natanson last March from Jerome c.
Mayer. who In turn had purchased II
from the Bankers Trust Company only
three weeks before.
The house contains duplex apartments
ranging in size from. nine rooms and
three baths to fourteen rooms and four
baths ench. II IL fully rented at $780,
900 year and has been held at $780,
600. Walter weschier and Alexander s.
Natanson were the attorneys for the
seller, and Stanley Isaacs of the Arm of
n S. & !. s. Isaacs was the legal ad-
wiser Of the purchasers. Harry B. Cut
ner was the broker who negotiated the
transaction. which involved a cash pay
ment. b
The sun., 1919-05-17
OUT OF TOWN SALES.

Badsley a Brewster of Bay Shore.
l. H., sold to A. W. Kelley OF the Knick-
erbocker Ice Company the Chapman
home ON Windsor avenue In Bright
waters. il i.
David Stewart and r. X. MacLea sold
for John Feidhusen his house on Saga
more road. Bronxville. with two acres OF
land. 1t was held at $4,000. The same
brokers sold for William Weise a plot
on Ridge road, Sycamore. Bronxville, to
Frederick p. Close; for the Willard f.
Smith estate about two and a half lots
on Ellison avenue. Bronxville, to Fran
ois w. Collins and for the Leonard Cor
poration of Mount Vernon plot on
Gouverneur's road. Bronxvillc. to Joseph
Schantz.
Charles L. Merkle of Columbus. Ohio
sold to a client Of Otterbourg. SLENDER
& Houston tho summer home and garage
at the southeast corner OF Norwood and
Neptune avenues. Deal Beach, N. j., on
plot b0x150.
The sun., 1919-05-17
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the one family dwelling at
2029 sixty-nfth street, Mapletoa Park
to Bessie Fruitman for occupancy.
F. G. Sauter sold to Catherine Gully
for occupancy the two story dwelling al
34S Eighty-fifth street.
Charles G. steele sold for Assembly
man Thomas A. McWhinney of Law
renee. l. l.. the three story dwelling al
S6 Sixth avenue, to a client for invest
ment; also with C. r. Sauter, the two
story house at 2ss Seventh street
Il. ]. Sforxa sold for Joseph Calimano
and Charles Fairo the two story cot.
tage, eoxl00. at a01 Bay Twenty-second
street
Paal. Macltin q Gordon sold the two
family cottage at So Bay Twenty-sixtt
street TO DR.. Louis Bucana
Samuel J. Tankoos leased to client
the store and basement at the southeast
corner Of Court and Joralemon streets
The sun., 1919-05-17
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)


with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
It'll Av, ses--Hy q Cath Ungrich, $50 W
i74th ct, to Julia Schwarg, AIS w 174th
st, and Louis X Ungrich, AIS W 1itth ut,
Feb 3s.. 1917; atty. l. X Ungrich,, 7S1
rap ST, n a 80 W Columbus sv. 5oxl02.2---
The West 7sd st Associates, so w 42d
ct, to 8 Carlton Ozark. Cooperstown. N
Y. April ls. iS7i atty. Lawyers 7
1,D So ST r'G s = ~ coiumsa: sy. icsiGss
otseSo county. N Z, April 10. 1917; atty IA
,, ifH' ST., las 'Bvsy; iS3iics,ii%S
ssth q. and ano, March Is, 1902, a. stt Sus
18th ST, rs ias . bwsy iooyio9; IL.
May 20. 1915; atty. II Mansfield. ~ c..
.7TH ST. So, ito ith av. atxioo.t.XSSs:
ham sohreider to Samuel wacht. 100
Riverside Drive. July II, 1905; atty, Title
Guar Go. i7e Bway. $4,000
Frank T and Sarah r Kes to Adele A
Pate tAcksrl. Avg 7. 1900; atty. Man:
PARK Av, " Q l2sth st, ep.llxso--wm
II and Carolyn r Rabsil TO Chas r RAJ
bell, 22a Riverside Drive, April IL. 1917;
atty, Burioek p Rabsh. 90 Parh
Row ..................... $1,000
The sun., 1919-05-17
BROWN CLOSES TWO DEALS.

Frederick Brown resold to Samuel
Hamlet of Rlau Bros, Remington Court,
six story elevator apartment, l0oxl50,
at the northeast corner of Broadway and
l5lst street. through Max Blau. The
property contains forty-hve suites and
six stores. renting for $4,000. and was
held at s350.000.
Mr. Brown also sold the fve story
apartment 50x120. at Is East l9sth
street, adjoining Woodrow Wilson Park
way. and renting for st.5s4. to Charles
2. Nessle, who gave In part payment
the dwelling properties at 2373 Grand
avenue, southwest corner of lsath street,
hOx9Q; e3f0 GRAND avenue, 2sxfo0, e1O
East 1ssth street. adjoining the south
east corner OF Woodrow Wilson Park
way. and So East fsoth street, near
Fordham road. .ts,6x1e7 The exchange
was negotiated by Frederick Fox a Co.
The sun., 1919-05-17
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 143D STREET-Moore, Schultz
4 Co. sold for Carolyn r. Bloomer
for cash. the three story dwelling at
bl2 West 143d street, 1S.ex100, to q
client for occupancy.
WEST ELEVENTH. STRET-Leonard
Morgan Company. Inc. sold for Will
lam Chilvers, executor, the four story
dwelling, 22.4x1os, at 12s West
Eleventh street, to Mr.. Nash. The
last sale OF this property was In 1892.
WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTH
The three and half story dwelling,
with two story extension, at %
Washington Square North. fronting
Macdougal alley, was sold TO a buyer
for occupancy. The property Is q
Hammersiy estate leasehold
WEST NINETY-FIFTH STRETT-Ber-
tina Miller, client of Henry 8. Mansfield
attorney. bought 20 West Ninety-nfth
street. a five story nat. 2oxl0os, from
the e. M. A. Realty Company. Inc
She will convert II into a modern
apartment. 1t Is the only fiat on the
block which 10 given over to private
houses.
WEST 18TH STREET-The estate OF
Charles Louerre sold the three story
dwelling. 2oxloo. at 1913 West ilsth
street.
BRoADwAY-Leopo We'll sold fol-
Amelia and Daniel Tatz TO Macmillan
Eitelback, the two story building a,
212t Broadway and the Ave story
building, adjoining at the rear. at 804
Amsterdam avenue
EAST SIXTIETH STREET-The Dry
Dock Savings Bank sold the three
story dwelling. 2ox1oo. at 243 Eas'
Sixtieth street, 20 Mitchell A. C. Levy
WEST 215TH STREET-Louls Bloch
sold for Max Marx the fve story
apartment house, known as NORTH
Court. at n6 and as West 2l5ti
street. to the Plumbers Realty Cor
poration. Tho house rents for $4,000
and was held at $4,000.
AMSTERDAM AvENUB-Leopold Wei
sold for Robert Power to Ferdinand
Selneck s06 Amsterdam avenue, a Nv,
story Nat, 25x100.
EAST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET.
| Gustav l. Knoll sold the FIVE story nat
lbx102.2. at SIS East Eightyfourti
street
WEST ls0TH STREET--Benjamin Clio
Yer sold 1914 West 13oth street, three
story, dwelling. 25x10o.
EAST 101ST STREET - James II
Cruikshank bought from the Lane
Estates. Inc. the six story new Law
tenement at 406 East 101st street
60xlo0. Harry SuEarnan was tn,
broker
The sun., 1919-05-17
FORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Central Union Trust Company OF
New York, Plaintiff. against Amy Holder.
ct al. Defendants
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 2sth day Of April. 1919, ], the under
signed, tho referee in said Judgment
Exchange salesroom, No 1915 Vessy
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York. on ;he 2Sd day OF May, 1879.
at ~ o'clock noon on that day. By JOSEPH
p. DAY, Auctioneer. the premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold, aud therein
described as follows;
All. that lot or parcel OF land. with tho
buildings and improvements thereon, in
York. County and State of Now York. more
particularly bounded and described Is fol-
BEGINNINo at n point on tho southerly
side Of lOlst street. distant ass feet east
erly from the corner formed by the inter-
section OF the easterly side of First Ave-
nue. with the southerly side OF iolst Street:
erly side of l0lst Street 81 feet 9 inches:
thence southery on line parallel with
First Avenue 100 feet IL inches to the
along said centre line of the block 81 feet
8 Inches; thence northerly on a line paral-
lei VIII First Avenue and part OF tho
dlHtAnie thereof through a party wall 100
feet u inches to the point or place of
BE said several distances and dimensions
more or less
Dated. New York. April 30, 1919.
JOHN l. OBRIEN. Referees
LARklS & PERRY Attorneys for Plain
FORK city.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
East loist street.
4I6 East Ioist Street
The sun., 1919-05-17
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

UNDERCLIFF AvENUE-Joseph p.
Day sold for the Estate of Virgil
Thurkauf to an investor 1878
Undercliff avenue, two four story
apartments ss.26xl4s.s2. The prop
erty was to be sold on Tuesday, May
20, In the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms.
EAST 10TH STREET,. Clarence
Davies sold for the Estate OF Cath
crime C. Boitz, $40 East l6sth street,
three story house, 20x126.
WEST 10th STREET-wiliiam r.
Lowe sold for Mrs, Mary q. Allen the
two story dwelling and garage al
the northwest corner OF West 190th
street and the Croton Aqueduct
MORRIS AvENUE-william r. Lowe
sold the vacant lot at the northeast
corner OF Morris avenue and 19oth
street. S5x114. for p, L Stanton to q
client.
GRAND AvENUE-William r. Lowe
sold for the Guidone Estate. 2445
Grand avenue, q three story dwelling
and garage. 3oxl0o, to a client for
occupancy.
CRESTON AVENUE-Francis ]. Ryan
sold through Gettner, Simon 4 Asher
attorneys to the Macy Construction
Company. the northeast corner OF
Creston avenue and Field place. a
piot 1VVAoo' bpTiuk WAS
the broker. The purchasers will
erect Ave story apartment house
on the site.
BURNSIDE AvENUE-Han J. How
Co sold for the burnside Lot Com
pany to August Kuhn the four lots a
the northwest corner OF Burnside and
Walton avenues.
CRESTON AVENUE-Morris Polsky
represented by Benjamin AItin, attor.
ney, sold through II. Schwab & Co
the plot, 10ox100, at the southeast
corner OF Creston avenue and 1871
street. The purchaser is nevly
formed building company which will
erect q i've story apartment house &c
he ready In the fall.
CoSTER STREET-Anna p Querer
sold to william Bondy, 6S2 Costei
street. a two family dwelling, 2oxlo0
through Leitner. Brener a Starr.
LONGFELLOW AVENUE-Aaron Mil,
Ter sold to !. Cuba, 1914, 1913 and
l0S2 LongfelIow avenue, three Ave
story apartment houses each 40xS0
Leitner. Brener & starr were the
brokers.
The sun., 1919-05-17
SISTERS of ST. FRANCIS BUr.

The Sisters of the Poor Of ST. Francis
nave added to their holdings on Firth
ana sixth streets. just east OF Avenue b,
by the purchase OF the seven four story
houses on plot. 81 feet W, de and 14l
Feet deep. known rs 500 and 604 East
sixth street, from Charles ]. Miller. The
property abuts the st. Francis Hospital
which Is maintained by the order. They
also own 6l4 to SIS East Sixth street. the
intervening parcels being owned by An
gust Wynkoop.
The sun., 1919-05-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan


MADISON ct. svc Montgomery Et--Es-
Pefanto Mtg Co to HARRIET Is Knight,
trustee. and II Knight In trust for
Emma M knight ct al. individ; Emma
Knight to Farmers Loan a T Co, trus-
tee; Florence J. sutphen and Grace X
burt 20 same; atty. Jos Q Levi. 81 Lib
i'TR ST. so u. mtg iii,iooo-.franSoSiSs
sarych to Louisa Eiehenauer, ts4 Com
HAVEN Xv t's SC Jss1S AZ. ms' 70 wan ,t
s:ooo esch--Maiex Realty Co to Abel
KING and ano. 81 Union Square, .
liTH ST, az w.iaw;yer:' ;Tiiti:; '&TIt .ust
GO TO Edgar J Phillips. ii77 Dean e.
ls efaly H. and ',nS t,ui.s' q; ~:
ny p schwse. exI. to Lawyers Title 4
Sisr ST, ISL w-7Jesn q N Holt and ano,
exra, to q M Holt. ls2 Locust Hin av,
Yonkers, Y; atty. Burlock Z. Rabali,
,sTH ST. 10 w.Xrtsurr L is,b ;HO; sSS
sno. exrs, TO Harry b Goldsmith, Sss W
18th Ut, and ano. exrs. &C; attys, Gold.
.emirh, e. ca w. 81 Bway. $4,000
10TH ST. SOS w. mtg SIe,o00--Isaboll q
q Sinclair to Jno Hysiop. Riverview
Terraesi sttya stoddard a Mark, I2s
iiSTH ST. hiss W. mt: ,,sii6.' ' TsTe,
The sun., 1919-05-17
sURRo0ATE,s NOTICE.

Andrews. HORACE Elm pursuance
. surrogsts Of the County OF New York,
nstics 10 hereby given to al persons having
claims against Horace z, Andrsws late d
present the same with vouchers thereof Il
O.. .Ss.s,iS e, az o Der Pise 81 .sa.nssin
Ycrs on or sstor. *. icsh dsy 81 jsi,
1913, nsIt. Dated. Nsy Ierk. the nth day
o. January; iss ANTolNETTE .. Az.
Attorney for Exseutrix, No. 81 VANDERBILT
Avenue. Borough Of Msnhsttsn. City Of
Nav York
The sun., 1919-05-17
TENEMENTs CHANGE HANDS.

Nine new law tenements, comprising
the easterly block front on Avenue A, be-
tween sixty-ninth and SEVENTEEN streets
and including sos and sos East Sixty
ninth and 500 and 500 East seventieth
street, have been sold by Ennis 4 Sim
mott to the Realty Construction (Plncus
Glickman president). The buildings,
which are six stories high, house $50
families and contain twenty stores and
were held at $350.00o. Six houses front
on Avenue A. the corners measuring
eI.1Sl00 feet each and the inside houses
S6.Sxl00 each. Louis 'Steinfeld, Henry
H. Newberger, and O'Reiliy & Dahn were
the brokers. Ennis & sinnott acquired
the property In March. 1917. from the
Nathan Kean Company.