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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov sold for
the Webster Building Corporation 1850
East Nineteenth street, a new one Fam
ily house, on a plot 20x10o.
F. c. Sauter sold for Ottillie Randell
to Nathan Schwartz the three story
brick dwelling at 56s Seventh street.
near Prospect Park West
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
23s Eighty-eighth street, a two story
brick house. 2Oxl0o, to John Croppy.
The Realty Trust sold for the Artee
Realty Corporation the two family brick
dwelling at 1870 Forty-second street
Borough Park, to Samuel Fabricant.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold 1850
Eighty-third street, a one family brick
dwelling
X. schifter and Mayer Ellenbogen sold
Tor Joseph Segal to Jacob Kestler 2ss
and 298 South Third street, six story
building, 40xsk.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold tc
Helen H. Mars the one family frame
dwelling situated at 81 Winthrop street
on a plot 3b.Sx106 The Parkside Realty
Company was the broker in the transac-
1 tlon.
The Calder's Real Estate Company
sold a bachelor apartment on the Heights
at 279 Henry street for Mrs. @. NJ. Hokt
East Twenty third street and Avenue
for l. NJ. Krohn to builder. two fam
| lily house at III East Thirty-seeonc
street for Miss Henrietta Kelz to Mary
| s. Masters.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Frederick Brown Buys Another
Vacant Broadway Loft for
Intended Resale.
BOTH ST. LOFT is REsOLD
David Stewart Plans Garden
Apartments for TT. George
Section of Heights.

Tredericlk Brown. who has been paying
much attention to Broadway lofts re-
Gently. took another filer In that district
ysAerday by purchasing the modern
nve story and basement building at 427
and tas broadway. southwest corner OF
Howard street The purchase was made
through the Charles r. Noyes Company.
The building Ii equipped with two eleva-
tors and automatic sprinklers.
This makes the fourth building Of this
kind Mr.. Brown has purchased through
tbs same brokers his most recent buy
being that of the eleven story building
ct i7t and 476 Broadway. through to
Crosby street It was learned yesterday
that Mr.. Brown 10 already negotiating
for the resale Of the property he pur-
chased yesterday. It was held at $780,
COO. The building 90 vacant, and In COM
menting on the purchase Mr.. Brown
said:
II am d great believer In Broadway
property. and I am willing to purchase
any that Is offered provided 1t 10 vacant
There Is a healthy demand for business
floors In this neighborhood-"
Other recent sales by the Noyes Com
pany In the same district include $50
broadway. <si and <s3 Broadway. and
the resale OF 47< and 47s Broadway fol
Mr. Brown to Frank J. Honey and Silas
X. Everett
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

Az a., 50 cor 6th st. T2lxloo-Fordwal
Realty Corpn to the minister. elders, &C.
sttys suit a Phillips. ia Fulton
40 sr -. iiii.ieAv c. i,.71ios-ssraS
and Samuel Roth to Lambert suydam,
$50 PARK av. exr will Lambert suydam.
decd, Jan s. 1905; attys, ouacksneush 4
nRoApWAY. si?s. iease-Kari sehaedler
to Lion Brewery OF city. Oct Il.
1907: attys. Fitch. NJ c. 80 NASSAU
s7 :. sr. ms. is;i Is, av. :sxieo.GMsTy
Bets to Geo Beta, July is. 1910; atty:
,sT4 s+ &c, &C. M " an.Uor. to Es
a,, SSr' Williams ss[n Yea 500 S,h ay,.cod
MoSHIXGsIDME Az 'f Sar tsa ; to
AarF. WolSer,; April "a. 1905; a; a!t SnS
Joseph Fahys a Co TO the Republie OF
Panama by William Nelson Cromwell; its
fiscal agent, - val 1t sept / .,2 ls az
Beam of Fort Washington, L l., to
Mary strooek, Dec 10. 1910; attys;
5lsT ST, s27 Washes Hermann. tol W
Attn ST. to Fredk II Ehlen. 2lS W ioist
st. June II. 1919; atty. Lawyers 7 4 7
,isT r. ST. ST. ns. Is " iitih av. 7tIss s-Gibson
Constr Co. lis ?sth St to Mortgage
Associates, Inc, may IL, lslA' Atty, y 4
7 N Co. l3S Bway, $4,000
2lST ST. 5l-B3 E-Realty Holding Co to
Mortgage Associates, March 30, 1911;
atty, Gso W ELLA l4s Bway.. $4,000
lsOTH ST. 8. $40 l2th av, runs 3
IT'S to n Manhattan st X to
pit 225 fr e 8 18th av l?0.ll TO
5 l3oth 81 W 100 to beg-Caroline
pullman to Alexander c Walker. 4l4
Riverside Drive. April "a, 1906; attI.
l.orH ST. ass W-charlotte c Autier to
sol K Kahn, Josie. Leo and Harry Alt
mayer, s2s w Il6th st, sdmrs estate
Nettie Altmayer. March 80, 1907; atty,
Harold X Stratus, 5 Beekman st. 600
9TH ST. III w-Margaret Barberie to
Ella Bruce tBarberiel, Jan IS, 1905;
atty, T G & T Co. l7S Bway. IA, 900
lST ST, lil w-Schuyler Realty Corp
to the Bowery Saw Bank, l2S Bowery,
oct IS. 1909; atty. Lawyers & T GO,
pR sS ST. 10 and Si,a Broad St f Rsaly
Corp to Napoleon Levy. IS w 42d st.
Oct 20, 1914; atty. T Co, i56
..F FM'y ST. i;i w-schuyier Really Corp
to the Farmers Loan and Trust Co, %
ro MiS ST.. iSSs!% c Realty CO. S'V ISL
Madison sv, to Benz and Louis V
We'll, sxrs will Jonas Well. decd. and
Bernhard Mayer, July !, 1919; atty.
Isaac s Heller. IS Nassau ST.. 200
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST HOUSTON STREEr--Lowenfeid
& Prayer have sold to Leopold wext-
chler. the tenant, 301 East Houston
street, a four story building, 1Sx55.
EAST EIGHTY SECOND STREET.
Frank w. Dodd sold the nvo story
dwelling. containing an elevator, Mt
East Eighty-second street, held at
$4,000. The house Is on a lot 2ox
1908, 100 feet east Of Fifth avenue.
WEST 18TH sTREET-Shaw q Co.
sold for DR.. A. Barrett the three story
and basement dwelling. 1sx1oo, at
ITO West 116th street to q private
purchaser for occupancy.
BLEECKER STREET Van Vliet q
Place have sold the old buildings at
the southeast corner Of Bank and
Blocker streets, 5ox4e. The new
owners are to remodel AMI improve
the present structure for their own oc-
cupancy.
EAST l22D sTREET-sisca q Palia-
dino sold for Irene A. Meany the three
story dwelling, AS East 1924 street.
16.sx100.11, to Domenick Caposola.
EAST SEVENTY THIRD STREET -
Worthington whitehouse, Inc. has
sold for Stanley Isaacs the American
basement dwelling at ITO East Seven
ty-third street TO z. H. Delaheld.
EAST 18TH STREET - Lowenfeld q
Prayer have sold to Theresa w. Rob-
binson the five story brick building,
1sx1oo, at 267 West 137th street.
WEST 142D STREET-The State Leas-
ing Company has sold the six story
apartment house on n plot b0xss.11 at
lit and 119 West 142d street. adjoin-
ing the northwest corner Of Lenos
avenue This property has been owned
by the selling company since Decem-
Der. 1918.
WEST FIFrY-rHIRD sTREET-wil-
liam b. May & Co. sold for
Lewis SIPS >4r Morris the Ave story
low stoop English basement house al
IL West Fifty-thlrd street. The prop
erty Is opposite st. Thomas's Church
in q restricted block and was held al
$4,000. The purchaser intends &c
make interior and exterior alterations
at the expiration Of the present lease
on October /.
CLINTON STREET - Molie Goldsteir
resold through Hirman Rinaldo lsC
Clinton street, q three story theatre
building on lot 25x1o0. which 10 to b
converted into a synagogue. The sellei
secured the property in q partition sale
last May for $15,5o0.
CENTRAL PARK WEST - Charlie:
wynne purchased through Ludlow 8
Co. 225 Central Park West,
six story elevator apartment house OF
| lot 42x10o, between Eighty-second anf
FiKhty-third streets, from Elisabeth
Heitemeye' Of Hoboken, n. j., whS
owned the property for twenty years
I Out of town property was given IT
part payment. Extensive alterations
win be made to the apartment house
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AMERICAN RADIATOR
co. BUYS PLANT SITE
Other transactions Reported
in Queens.

Bryan L. Kennedy sold for the trus-
tees Of st. Patrick's Cathedral to the
American Radiator Company. a plot Of
22s feet on the Newtown Creek. Laurel
Hill. L. l.. running back TO and having
large frontage on the Long Island
Railroad. The property was held by the
trustees Of St Patrick's Cathedral at
100000. Mr.. Kennedy also sold for the
estate OF J. H. Toner. represented by
Coombs q Wilson. the adjoining plot
bounded by the Laurel Hill Boulevard,
the Long Island Railroad and Newtown
Creek. to the American Radiator Com
pany. The property was held at $40, goo.
1t 10 the intention OF the American Radi-
ator Company to build q new six story
fireproof building running from the New
town Creek back to the railroad track
and the Long Island Railroad Company
has agreed to put in q spur so as to give
this company not only railroad but chip.
ping facilities unparalleled In the vicin-
ity Of New York.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

NEW ST, and 4--Rchard Fitzpatrick,
Inc, agt " stock Exchange building
Co, owner; Albert Volk, Inc, con.
.sp ' ST. 2;ii 'w.Riicchardi FItlpstrick, inc,
aEt Ntl Association Building Corp,
owner Albert VOlk Co. ine' son !;
MADISON AV, cor gath u, 14xl60x
irrsg--Richard Fitzpatrick. Inc. aet Met
ropolitAn Life lns, Co, owner Albert A
Volk Co. Inc contractor 1924
5TH ST. SOS E--central Metal Ceiling Co
agt Bertha Blumsnthal, owner; FEEDERS;
tion Feather Co. Inc. contrActor..,,.S5 $50
GoUVERNEUR ST, 4i-Nathan Safer aEt
VIM Underwood estate. owner; N 4
@ Griffin. contractors. ,.,.....,,,. koSd
sTH AV, 224a-Joseph Sciscca agt Khns
Holding Co owner; II ! Feldman
e9ntrsIto5 5ss =. az; 'I,h.s,;s
, Thurman. owner Harry Ban and Nor.
ris Fine. contractors. .nAs
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

hurry Guggenheim 10 the buyer of the
three story private garage at 121 East
Eighty-third street. formerly used by
the late F. w. Woolworth, sold recently
by Edward ]. Hogan and Slawson 4
Hobbs
Haggstrom a Callen have been ap-
pointed agents for the ONCE building at
1874 to 1878 Broadway, southeast corner
OF Sixty-seventh street
The once Of the New York Building
Managers Association will be closed dur
Ing the week of July ~.
Residential sites, proximate TO the
station Of the Westchester and Boston
Railway In Lincoln Manor, the eastern
section Of Mount Vernon. will be auo
toned to-day at p. NJ by Charles H.
bard on the premise& The sale, ordered
by the Mount Vernon Trust Company
involves forty-ive plots adjoining the
lakewood Heights and Chester Hill sec
tons. regarded as among the best de-
veloped residence districts in that city.
The newly formed Fifty-fourth Street
Garage Company, Robert Friedman
president, leased part Of the old Jacob
Hoffman Brewing Company building. on
plot l0ox10o. on tho north side of East
Fifty fourth street, 100 feet east OF
Third avenue. for twenty-one years
Alexander Baylies Is drawing plans for
the lessee for a two story garage to cos,
about $4,000.
Francis A. Guthrie Is the buyer OF
236 and 2SS East Sixty-second street
sold recently by Douglas Gibbons & Co
The committee consisting of Richard
Strong, P. Chauncey Anderson, j. s. Nc.
Culloh and Frederick S. Wheeler, ap.
! pointed by the Nanursing Island Cor.
| poration to repreaen. them In disposins
OF the sixty acres Of land at Manursins
Island. called meeting last Monday
July Z, and the sale made by Bryan L
Kennedy to John NICE. Bowman. repre-
senting the Biltmore Hotel Country Club
Inc. at approximately Ss75.0o0 was rati
fied by the stockholders.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEST 174TH STREET The Isaac
Lowenfeld Realty Corporation sold a
five story new law apartment. boxloo.
held at $4,000 and renting for $1o.-
900. at 1o4 West 174th street. near
Nelson avenue, TO Abraham Rubin.
through Samuel MakaranslSy.
EAST 18TH STREET-Jacob Dachis
bought of the Beth Hamadrash Shaar-
ey Zion, Inc, a one family house. 25x
100. at SIS East 10Th street.
lsOTH STREET.-THE Isaac Lowenfeid
Realty CORPORATION bought from the
Rockville Holding Corporation $40
West 1soth street. adjoining the south
west corner of Northern avenue, five
story twenty family apartment house,
on a plot 5ox1oo. renting for over
$1,000 and held at $4,000. Jacob
Kapian and Joseph Blackner were the
brokera
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GARDEN APPS FOR HEIGHTS.

David Stewart. who was instrumental
In the removal two years ago Of dance
halls and questionable amusement places
IN the Fort George section Of Washing
ton Heights. has Just sold large tract
IN that section for housing development.
which will further augment realty values.
The sale was negotiated for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company and in
wolves about 100 lots the bulk Of which
comprise interior land. The tract has
frontages OF $50 feet on Fort George
avenue. 463 feet on the northwest side
Of Fort George Terrace and extends to
St Nicholas avenue, where the frontage
In 100 feet
Tho property was purchased by
client of Mr.. Stewart, who intends to
develop the land with garden apart
ments, o type new TO Washington
Heights. and said to be the nucleus of
O housing development which will be one
Of the largest undertaken in the district
In recent years
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The twenty foot store at $40 Fifth
avenue has been taken under lease FOR
a term of years by Warner Bros. Inc.
corset manufacturers, at yearly rehIai
of about 900.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball
Jr.. leased with Daniel Birdsal d Co,
the store and basement in 10 Fifth ave
nue. to D. Salwen & Co.. Inc. and the
corner loft In 45S Broadway to the Ex-
porters Of Manufacturers Products. Inc
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L. I. ROAD SELLS JAMAICA LOTS.

The Long Island Railroad has just
sold through Albert B. Ashforth. Inc.
q block of property in Jamaica adJoin-
ing its tracks, bounded by Union Hall
street. Washington and Centre streets,
In a cash transaction. to the J. r. Tat
ley Company. book manufacturers and
binders They bought the land, COM
prising thirty city lots. to build a new
plant. which will represent an invest
ment OF about 100000.
The Tatley Company. which has been
housed for nearly ten years at 531 to
B35 West Thirty-seventh street, has ar
ranged TO erect Immediately three story
stone and brick 'fireproof building. with
q floor carrying capacity OF $50 pounds
70 the square inch and having founda-
tons strong enough to carry four ad-
ditional stories, which will be added as
soon as required. The building will
have an area of $4,000 square feet on
each floor and will have a siding switch
10 the Long Island Railroad.
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WILL SELL ACKERMAN ESTATE.

One of the most interesting auction
sales held in recent years Is to be con-
Quoted by Joseph p. Day to-day at 2
o'clock p. NJ. at 5s1 Broad street, corner
OF Central avenue. Newark. N. ]. 1t con-
sists of about sixty parcels OF land stu
ated In the townships OF North Plain
feld. New Providence and Scotch
Plains. also Newark and Plainheld, N.
j., and comprises houses. many country
residences. barmhouses and outbuildings.
Building sites, cultivated farms and roll
ling acreage and timber land.
The sale Is TO close the estate of the
late Warren Alderman, who during his
lifetime was one Of the most prominent
men In the cement business. and the
property to be sold was held In the
tsmily for nearly sixty yearA The
Court Of chancery Of the State OF New
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

a6TH ST, $50 w. all-Florentina Howard
to Antonase n BuIdovianu, on premises.
ct al. s-l2 yrs from July J. 1915 atty S,,
3eTH st, 232 W, all--Julius Pfund 10
same ct al, 4 s-l2 yrs from July 7, 1910;
souTH ST, 90, str in Fulton Market-Fui-
ton Market Realty Corpn to Chesebro
Bros, Fulton Fish Market. yrs from
July i. 1913 10 yrs renew. $3.50. ~, 900
s5TH ST W. apt A, on nth noor-Mul-
horn Steam Heating Co to Walter W
Irwin, ! W s5th st, yrs from Jan 90;
4TH Ay. 242-2bo goth 1t. 2-3d pit
9th d--Wm T Evans to Otto Pottbers
ct al tnrm Pottberg. Ebsling = Coz, on
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the premises, S T-I2 yrs from May l.
1a1R, Atty AlhArt Y Gibbs. 2AS 4th

the premises. 5 T-I2 yrs from May !.
1916: atty. Albert Gibbs. 24s 4th
s4TH ST, 104 w. I'd iott-Adelside b
from Feb 1. 1918; atty. Edw Schwartz,
,r II p pv 1s aow ios 10 18Th st ai@
Reginald II SAyre to VIM Hapfel, 1902 E
T4th 81, and ano. 3N yrs from April 80:
1917; atty, Julius NucpAel. 1lo
2oTH ST, 1oo.io7' e str and e-2oth St
Constr Co TO Hy Mindlin, 50 Central Park
West, and ano. yrs front Feb l. 1920
atty, II Chaser, 2si Bway; SO, 500
VIM a schreiber. 81 Greenwich av. 5
yrs from Feb l, 1919; attys. Foster 4
MADISON Az. iso, I'd iott--.HaIidon
Realty Co to Jacob L Sachs, 1882 4sth
st. Bklyn. 4-i2 yrs from Oct /. 1919 ,
atty. Louis b Brodsky, 200 Bway. "a, 100
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. 40, all-Benedetto Savio
to Bernard D Goldstein. 1905 Stebhins
av, yrs from July l. 1919; atty, b D
Goldstein, 1905 stebbins av.....N6.Soo
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CITY BUYS SCHOOL SITE.

from Frederick johnson and the Central
Union Trust Company for $4,000 the
plot. 300x20o. on the east side of Steb-
bins avenue between Dawson street and
Rogers place. TO be used as a site for a
new elementary school Mr.. johnson
also sold to the city for $4,000 the plot,
2oox100, comprising the block front on
the north side of Longwood avenue be-
tween Beck and Fox streets. This Is
to be used for a playground.
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BANNER REsELLs LOFT.

O. Morrill, Banner. who few days ago
bought the store and loft building at
to 10 West Thtrtieth street, resold the
property yesterday to Max N. Natanson
at . substantial profit William 8. Suss-
man. the broker In the previous trsnsac-
ton, also arranged the resale.
The loft. which adjoins the Holland
House. was erected i've years ago by the
Isaac A. Hopper Company on the site
Of the old Hotel Burlington. Mr.. Banner
bought it from the SILK Realty Company
Of which Samuel K Jacobs 10 president.
The holding price was reported TO have
bean S1.0QO.0O0.
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A. l. MANN BUYS OPERA HOUSE.

The Grand Opera House. Elm place,
near Fulton street. Brooklyn, buit In
1881 by Barry and Fay. two variety
actors, has been sold by the Behman
estate to A. I. Namm & Son, Brooklyn.
dry goods merchants, who for some time
past have been the lessees- The old the
atre, which recently housed the hlm Fit
to VIM" the cause of much litisa ton. was
In years past the Brooklyn home Of melo-
drama II formed part of the Behman
estate amassed when Hyde & Behman
were powerful in the theatrical Affairs
Of the borough. In recent years the old
playhouse has housed a number of I'M
successful theatrical ventures
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GLASSWARE co. BUYS APIS.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany purchased yesterday from Anna H.
Ahrens the fve story apartment house Al
SIS West 177th street. on a plot 7oxsc
adjoining the corner Of Broadway. the
building contains twenty-five suites OF
four and i've rooms and rents for $4,000
1t was held at 100000. John BERG
was the broker.
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HARLEM GARAGE SITE LEASED.

Bryan L. Kennelly leased for the
Forty-second Street, Manhattanvilie and
st. Nicholas Railway Company s1s and
62l West 129th street, n three story
building, 60xl9s.10, to the Fort Lee
Ferry Garage Company, Inc, Henry
Friedman president. for twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental OF about
$4,000. The lessees are to remodel
and improve the present structure into
q modern garage.
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RICHMOND NOTES.

p. q. Ullman, Jr., sold a house at
Oakwood Heights. Staten Island. for
NJ Caspari TO Mrs Edwin Wolley.
Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Hans
Hermansen frame dwelling known as
337 Bement avenue, West New Brigh,
ton, to W. H. Stitt OF Port Richmond.
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Observation-Disclosures salvatore ct al TO
Pasquaie Covisiio. -tse W tid 81, June
SANE y Pko fasinri .; ,s Salvatore
ct al to Chas J Steiermsn. gdn to same,
,,ggTTpMe sT dy same ne: isa ana is; man
Century Invest Co--Monmouth Holding
Co to Abr Rubin, 2077 yyse av. mtg
in.soo. July Q; atty, l. Mannheim. so2
l4sD ST. . .. 100 W College sv. zox1oo--
Bella l. Burgoyne to Stephen Bur
goyne. Florence, Mass, Aug - 1908
atty. stephen II Burscyne' Florence,
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TO BUILD SYNAGOGUE.

A synagogue will replace the three
story moving picture theatre at $50
Clinton street as a result of a sale Of
the property just closed by Hiram RI
naldo for Mollle Goldstein. The build
ing Is on lot 25x1o0, between Grand
and Hester streets.
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LIS PENDESs.
Manhattan

PITT ST, W $. 90 Broome ST, 20N1o0-
James w Halstead agt Louis Levy ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Bald
win. Fisher 4 Potter.
Feather Export Corp ct al foreclosure
Of MORTGAGE; AttyS, VI b d w Blum
18th ST, SIS, lS4.s . Broadway. A0xlOO,S--
Joseph Shimei Agt Martera's, Inc
(specihc performance; atty, Rosen-
berg.
7TH AV, 2332-walter T Kohn agt Young
Women's Christian Assn OF the City of
N ct al foreclosure Of mortgagel {;
atty. ] Weschler.
Bronx.
l56rH ST. s5s E-caroline Tamargo agt
Jacob Vosseler faction to declare plain
tin owner OF property atty, q ALI
son.
1sOTH ST. 4l2 E-Mary ] Archer ct al Agt
Catherine ID Sweeney Ell al foreclosure
% MORTGAGE: attyh. clocke. Koch a
Reidy
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat II vEsEY STREET
BY Henry Brady.

DIST ST, 40 and sl2 e. SIS. 1915 Q I'd sv,
lsxsS.s. two 4 sty tnts, store In Slo-C
II Field agt Leasing Realty Corp ct al;
s p Savage. atty; due on JudGt, Sle,-
tS2ssi taxes. &C. t6Ss.To; To the plaintin
for $4,000.
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BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVESTIGATE

1880 cash buys four story single nat IN
excellent condition: worth $4,000, sacrifice
years. second mortgage TO suit. =
1900 lntervals Avenue. Bronx.
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Y1RyIsuEp APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENT TO LET. furnished. for I
yeAr rooms, bath and kitchen; bright
open apartment, top moor. two nights
completely and newly furnished, including
gas and electricity supplied; occupied S
months. owner must leave city. CAN TO
r. NJ, 81 West blst 81.
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Jersey has decided that the real estate
belonging to the estate shall DO converted
into cash.
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MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE.
AT LAKE MAH0PAC

SCARSDAE-Give US an opportunity to help
you build your home very liberal terms
In the EdgemOnt Estate, the hnest suburb in
westchester. only - minutes TO New York via
electric service mAcAdam roads, brick sidewalks,
sewer and water we are offering lots and plots
at pre-MAr prices. SCARsD ALE-EDG EAOST
CORP, l Madison ay. GrAmarcy-A77.
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PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE; ~
room house. completely furnished; running
spring water, garage; tennis court. &C..
with 50 acres OF land partly under culti-
walton. located at Delaware Water Gap,
Pennsy lvAnia, but secluded from tho noise
and UrafaC; worth investigation, price
IS 900 90 II built to-day would cost t2S,-
600 90. \ wonderful bargain Write for
particulars to LONG WOODS LUMBER
COMPANY, Bangor. Pennsylvania
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07
Meeting A Hunter

Once upon a time there was a
little girl whose name was Mary,
and her father and mother were
rich and all around their house
was a woods. All kinds of animals
lived in the woods. Mary was out
for walk one afternoon and she
heard a growl and she called and
called, but a man was coming up
the road on a horse and he heard
the little girl calling and went to
see what was the matter. When
he looked up, he saw a bear COM
ing toward the little girl and as
he was hunting he had his gun
along and shot the bear and then
he asked the little girl where she
lived and she told him and he took
her home, and then her father and
mother were so glad when he told
them all about it they made him
their guard for the little girl When
ever she took walk he would go
out with her so she would not get
lost or hurt. So they lived happy
ever after.
-.. Florence Dingley.
Finley School.