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The Benson signal., 1919-04-26
HIDES AND PELTs.
Dry Flint Hides.

Furnished by Charles Friend & Co,
Inc. 909-917 Wazee street. Denver
TM10
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Trade Claims Fine
Madison Ave. Dwelling
Property at the Southwest Cor.
ner Of 3lst Street Leased
for Long Term

The Lawrence property, at 13O Madi-
son Avenue, a four story and basement
dwelling, adjoining the southwest cor
0er of Thirtyfrst Street and on the
same block with the Colony Club, has
been leased by Benjamin E. Leavin, of
the Easton Construction Company, for
twenty years. The dwelling is to be
made over into stores and lofts and
two floors added to the height of the
structure. The building is 80 feet
wide and 100 feet deep.
Rent Store in Johnson Building
M. & L. Hess have leased with the
Douglas, Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company the store and basement in the
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Building,
known as 923 and 925 Broadway, run
ming through to and including 149 and
151 Fifth Avenue, containing $4,000
square feet, to Kahn & Frank. jobbers
of hosiery and underwear. This firm
was established in 1888. 1t began busi-
ness at 63 Walker Street, in a store
10 by II feet The continued growth of
business and the upward trend of trade
have caused them to select the above
location, which they have leased for a
term of years at rental aggregating
$3.50, ,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
New YORK, april rs. 1919.

New YORK. april IS, 1919.
To Gertrude Washington. Mira l. Berry.
Mrs. Hannah Williams Miss A Carroll.
John johnson. Mrs. A l. McClurg. Mrs.
NJ E. Benton. Mary Corcoran. Mrs. r..
Kingman, Ellen Gilen. Airs Jennie
Reedie. John Lawless. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs.
L. Smith. Mrs. Nellie Cunningham. Mrs
Dwyers. Mrs Virginia Anderson. Hahnley
Olsen, George J. Kamphus Dramatic
News, Mary Judge, W. J. Gilmore. VIM.
B y. Hofstadler Walter j. Hardison F.
Roland. u. w. Mcmillan. J. ]. Castigan.
Mrs. Mabel Fentress. Lavinia Silden, Mary
Brien.
You and each OF you are hereby notified
upon property after due notice thereof
had been given you. l will cause such
property. to wit. Couches. tables. beds.
springs. clocks pictures. chairs. rockers.
dressers. bufets, screens. refrigerators.
chlnoniers. sewing machines. electric
lamps pianos, electrolers. domes, electric
hNturcs, lantelpieces. contents Of pack
ages. bundles. tubs, pals. barrels, baskets
boxes. boilers, trunks, bureau drawers,
buffet drawers. chiffonier drawers, sup
posed to contain bedding. linen, hangings
silverware. wearing apparel. books glass
ware. china brio -brac. personal effects.
etc, stored by you or in your name, or in
which you claim an interest, In the Guar
anty Storage Warehouses. to be sold at
Public Auction. according to the statute
in sueh cases made and provided, at my
York city, on MONDAY, MAY 10. 1919.
AT 1890 A. NJ, and If the sale is not com
pleted said date the sale Will be con
tinued at the same place on each Monday
thereafter. beginning at 10 80 a. NJ, until
AGE WAREHOUSES; John J. Webb, Pro-
prietor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05

TO MRS. E. P. BOYER. MRS X A.
Foley, Mrs. Annie Mosby and Paul
simon: You and each of you hereby
notified that the time for the payment oe
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrbed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you we will cause
such property, to wit, couches. tables. beds,
springs. clocks pictures, chairs, rockers
bookcases, oilcloth. oil heaters. seitees,
dressers, buffets screens. refrigera tors
chinoniers. sewing machines. electric
lamps pianos. electrolers. domes. electric
fixtures. mantelpieces. contents of pack
ages bundles, tubs, pals. barrels. baskets.
boxes boilers. trunks, bureau drawers.
buffet drawers chifonier drawers sup
posed to contain bedding, linen, hangings
silverware. wearing apparel. books, glass
ware, china. bric-a- braC, personal effects
etc, stored by you in your name or on
your account Cor in which you claim un
interest), in Cookies Storage Warehouse
209-211 East l25th Street, New York City.
TO be sold at public auction at Cookies
Auction Rooms, 20921l East 125th Street
New York City, on Wednesday, May 18th.
1919, at 1920 A. M. according to tho
statute in such case made and provisad
and If sale thereof IS not completed ON
said date the same will be continued at
the sane place on each and every Wednes-
day thereafter, beginning at 10. go A NJ.
and continuing until all the goods are sold
or until liens are satisfied.
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE INC
JOSEPH WlELAR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
STORAGE NOTICES
Empire Storage Warehouses,


New York, May 5th, 1919.
To E. Harris John D. &. De Craft, II.
brown. Lucy Roth, Morris Dimpil, Katie
6rown, l.. Hop. Mollie Morgenstein, Sarah
brown and Leon katz: You and each of
YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you, we
VIII cause such property. to wit. household
dressing tables. ice boxes. buffets, dressers
rugs. carpets bookcases, mirrors tables
clocks, musical Instruments optical goods
pianos, bags. bundles and contents, oil
cloth, pictures. paintings. sewing machines
lngs. silverware, wearing apparel, contents
OF boxes and barrels supposed to be books
china. glassware. bric-a brac; contents OF
drawers. personal effects safes, fiat ana
roll-top desks. cases of buttons. copper
pan, hat trees. copy presses screens, fling
cabinets, books, paper nles bookkeeper
desks, typewriters, machinery. side car.
office furniture and fixtures. etc. as enum-
Grated IN the warehouse inventory issued
TO you by this warehouse, stored by you or
IN your name Cor in which you may have
an interest) in the Empire Storage Ware
house. TO be sold at public auction, ac-
cordlng TO the statute in such casa made
and provided. at 25 First Avenue, New
York City, on FRIDAY, MAY 2Srd. 1919,
at 10 A NJ, and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Friday thereafter beginning at 10
A NJ. on each day. and continuing until
all the goods are sold.
EMPIRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Buver of 35th St. Tenemenis
Plan Garage for Site

Leonard WE'LL has bought from Mrs.
Emile Talbot 442 and 444 West Nine
teenth Street. two five-story tenements
on plot so by 90 feet. Mr.. WE'LL
owns'the adjoining property at 438 and
440, and now controls plot 100 by 100
feet which he will improve with two
story garage. Negotiations are pend
ing for long lease of the proposed
improvement. O. Y. and II. D. Dixie
negotiated the sale
Il. D. Coughlin, 1. J. Whalen and V.
Mclntire have formed the 428 West
Nineteenth Street Corporation, with a
capital of $4,000, to take over the
four-story garage building on a plot
so by 92 feet, at that location. The
property is owned by J. Fred Peirson.
Hospital Buys 35th Street Tenement
Christopher C. Ellis has sold the five
story tenement, on lot 25 by 100 feet,
at 4l0 West Thirty-fifth Street. to St.
Mary's Free Hospital for Children,
through Edward j. Thompson.
East Side Tenement Sold
W. K. Gronholz has bought from f.
Sharum 266 Avenue A, a fve-story
tenement on lot q by 956 feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
News and Comment Of City and Suburban Realty Market
Stanhope Nixon Buys
Fine O5th St. Dwelling
House Sold by Warren Delano.
Who Recently Bought 1t From
Eleanor Rlodgett

Stanhope Nixon has bought for occu-
pancy through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company the six
story modern American basement
dwelling at 46 East Sixty-ffth Street,
on lot 20x10O. The house was held
at $4,000, and was sold by Warren
Delano. who T recently purchased it
from Eleanor Blodgett
Old 33d Street Holding Sold
Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Falter estate 155 East Thirty-third
Street, four story dwelling, on lot
20x9S.9. This property has been owned
by the selling FAMILY for a number of
years The buyer is an investor.
Sale of Fifty-sixth Street Homes
Pease & Gilman have sold for a
Mr.. Franklin the three story dwelling
at 1874 East Sixty-ffth Street, on lot
2Ox10O. to an owner for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
StratfOrd Avon
Figures in Deal
OF Sl,25O,0O0
Frederick Brown Disposes
of Riverside Drive Cor
ner House, Taking Other
Apartments in Exchange

The Wood, Dolson Company, Inc,
through F. A. Wyckoff, vice-president,
has sold for Frederick Brown the
otrattord-Avon, at the northeast cor
ner OF Ninety-third Street and River
side Drive, twelve story apartment
house coveing five lots. Mr.. Brown
takes IN exchange the following prop
erty: 428 to 436 West 2O4th Street,
three five story apartment houses, each
on plot 50x100. These houses have
five apartments to the floor, with three
and four rooms TO an apartment; 20
hamilton Terrace, four story Ameri-
can basement dwelling, on a lot 1S.9x
80; 28O to 286 st. Nicholas Avenue, at
the northeast corner of 124th Street,
four five story double apartment
houses, each on a lot 2Sx100; six lots
on the south side of 204th Street, 250
feet east of Tenth Avenue, and six
lots on the north side of 2O4th Street,
100 feet east of Tenth Avenue The
value of the entire property of the
transaction is approximately $1,250000.
Other West Side Flats Sold
A. NJ. Robinson, of David Lions of
flee, reports having sold the following
houses: 271 West 14Oth Street, five
story double fiat, on a lot 26x100, to
the Unique Operating Company; 1873
West 137th Street, five-story double
fiat, on a plot 3Ox100, to R. Levinsky;
2254 Fifth Avenue, a six-story apart
ment on a plot 50x65, to J. C. Thomas;
145 West 131st Street, three-story
and basement house, on a lot 20x100,
to a Mr. Branson; 11S West bath
Street, five-story double fiat, on q
plot 27x100, to Mr.. Altman; ga West
131st Street, three-story and base
ment house, on lot 16x10O, to a Mr.
Riley, and 253 West 139th Street, a
three-story and basement house, on q
lot 19X1OO, to Charles Burnham.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Downtown Leases

Cross & Brown Company have leased
20 Benjamin Berlow the building at 1874
West Broadway; to the California Pro
ducts Company, the building at 93
Grand Street; to the y-Springfeld
Company, a floor at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Fifty-fourth
Street; to the Wagner Tire and Rubb ar
Company, a floor at 231 West Fifty
a loft at 872 Broadway; to Oliver Nor
osco, loft at 514-16 West Forty-sixth
Street; to B. Zuikin, a loft at 233
Broadway; to Berry, Bashnach G. Jack,
q loft at 343 Canal Street
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Building Activity
About to Start
I'm Full Swing
Co.operation II G &C h e d
Among Controlling Inter-
ests Expected to Result in
Brisk Construction Work

Co6neration of sort heretofore
Considered unattainable between fac
tors controlling transportation, de-
uand. supply and consumption of
building materials has made it possi-
b1e TO mark June the starting month
for the active 1919 building season, ac-
cording to the Dow Service Daily
Building Reports.
Next to the last hindrance to the
free resumption of building was the
matter of restoring the free lighterage
svstem that helped in former times to
keen the cost of materials delivered on
the lob down to sane levels. The con-
timed tenseness between those who
desired to proceed with construction
nlans and those who wanted to rent the
completed new buildings as soon as
possible brought the Federal authorl-
ties to g realization that all the CO.
oneration among distributors IN the
matter of getting prices back to accept
able levels here would avail nothing
unless bulky building materials could
no assured Of this important transpor-
tation facility that was denied them as
n war measure. There was no assur-
ance until Saturday morning that this
restriction was to be lifted, but deal
ers in building materials lost no time
in getting their applications for per-
mits in shape for presentation to-day,
so that the privilege may become oper-
ative for building materials at the car
liest possible moment
The fact that hydrated lime in cloth
bags only will be affected by the
change is attributed to the refusal OF
the companies to lighter this material
in paper bags. 1t was not possible yet
10 ascertain whether the restoration
of free lighterage would result in q
change downward in the price of ce-
ment 1t will have no effect on the
price of common brick from the Hud
son district nor from the Raritan dis
trict. which comes into the New York
market again to-day, after being OUT
of it practically since the duration Of
the war.
Plenty of Brick on Hand
All common brick is firm at SIS a
thousand wholesale, with some special
grades bringing even higher levels.
Although there are only five and a
half months of the common brick
making season left the manufacturers
have been able so far only to get the
general preparations under way, Re-
cent counts of brick stocks show there
is plenty of brick on hand for all the
work that now seems likely to proceed
TO contract this year.
One Of the most significant jndices
If sharp turn for the better in the
general building situation is that in
cement. Leading companies. showing
inquiry sheets and order books. reveal
that inquiry in the first four months
of this year are three times what they
were in twelve months of 1915 and that
actual orders in April were more than
twice what they were in April Of 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Dwyer's New Amsterdam
Vans and Storage Co.,
21O West 77th Street, N. Y. CITY

Mrs Graham, Mrs. Gohl, Mt Walter c.
Clark. Mr.. Beauley, Mrs. Mary l. Read.
Mrs. Whaylado. Mr.. Waterman. Mr.. Schaf-
fer. Mr.. ]. Coleman. Mr.. j. J. Scots. Scott
Smith Co, Mrs. Alex Gilholin. Mrs. w. +.
Shady (Marion L. La Toruche Mrs.
O'Haire). Mr w. F. Howell: You and each
of you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after notice therefor had been given
you. we Will cause such property. TO wit,
Dressers, Chinoniers. Chairs, Tables
Wicker Furniture. Barrels and Boxes,
said to contain Books. Coin Machines,
Rugs and Carpets to be sold at Public
Auction Monday. May 18th at 1880
A. NJ, by DANIEL H. KENNEDY. Auc-
tioneer.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Attractive Estates
In Westchester Sold
Tenant of House on Post Road
Likes Home So Well He
Decides to Ruy

Angel & Co. have sold for Cornelius
b. Fish, of Fish & Marvin, the house
at Post road and Cambridge road. re-
Gently occupied by his son, Stephen B.
Fish, to Clarkes O. Tennis, of Seaford,
L. l.. Also the property of Mrs. F.
Won Taintor on the Post road to P. w.
K. Glover, who has occupied the same
for the last year under a lease They
have sold for Stephen Holden his house
at II Myrtle avenue, White Plains, to
f. Robert Swartwout. of Peekskill.
Broker Buys at White Plains.
The Gedney Farm Company, Robert
3. Farley president, has sold large
brick residence on Du Pont avenue, at
Gedney Farm, White Plains, N. Y, to
Lloyd A. Collins, an insurance broker,
of this city.
Author Sells Sunnybrae Farm.
Sunnybrae Farm, the estate of Ralph
Waldo Trine, author of philosophical
works, has been sold by George Howe
to client, who after some extensions
to the main residence, will occupy the
property. The sale includes adjoining
property known as Tucker Ridge, max
ing total of 105 acres. There are
numerous outbuildings on the prop
erty, which is situated on the top Of
Kitchawan Hill.
Buyers for Scarsdale Homes
Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs.
Anna McNally her residence on Wal
worth avenue in the Greenacres sec
ton of Scarsdale to Thomas J. Hal
lowell and have sold for Mrs. R. NJ
Farrles her property at the corner Of
Crane Road and Woodland Place, at
Scarsdale, to F. r. Mckee, of Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

74TH ST, S s. so 1st av, 2ox51: Elisa
BETH Fries to Anna Andec; attys. Brod-
SKY d Sovar. 1889 I'd av; May 49,. 1905
1oSTH ST, :. 7s W Sd av, 27x75; Marie
Gougelmann to Edgar Whitlock. Bklyn;
attys. Lawyers 7 & II Co. 100 Bway;
May 1, 1909. ......S10. 900
Sd ST, n c S, 111.9 from n Macdougal
st, si,,,is%sI s$xlo9 John aaron to District
Is mai Birth; atty, VIM ~ Jones, ir, 233
., Bwa5y; In, Feb 2; 1920 .1...:... $500
Maiden lane, to Hosmer Barrett, IT'S
ON say; attys, Elkus G & p 40 Bway:
sEITHTu Pr1l Fl Av cor ijb Ct S7SS' i00 G9D i9
100; Isidor Reis to Leon Tuchman; atty,
Louis Manheib, 500 Bdway; Feb 49,
AUDGBoN AV, W cor i67th st, SSS'i6Sy SSS''f6y
179 2xS0x154; Larimer A and Caroline
Cushman ct al TO Y Investors Corpn;
attys, G & Co, 176 Bway. April
45TH sT. s. liz W "a av, 25xs6.2x3Sy
T0$; Wfs ana Ma[is a4r Il Il HaTnert It c to
rs DFS Bway ':'s5itA sept Il, 1903 S5S' 500
wAVERLEY pL. lis (2-552); Amsterdam
aay, l76l d7-2os22; Ghas e and julia
Bway; attys, LAWYERS x 7 Co, 100
Bway; April 9. l9is. ............. Se.4oo
az d4th ST. " sss s' Raeaget " and Tdnnis chs
to Bowery say Bank, 1913 Bowery; attys,
T G & Co, 176 Bway, Jan 2. 1903
14TH ST. 28s w; Ricardo vilalta' 5l8 g
151st st, to Pauline Chegnay. on tho
premises; attys. II G. & IT Co, 176 Bway;
OLIVER ST. ~; los II and Dorothea War
ren to Emigrant Ind Sav Bank; atty,
w c Orr, 81 Chambers ST. oct 2. 1902,
$1,000
OLIVER ST. 72; same to same: atty same;
44TH ST. 81 5slS 5sSs ~ Asa ST. s2Ss S's'Vy
9Th av hereinbefore described; Racquet
and Tennis Club to Guaranty Trust Co
OF n Y; atty, T G & 7 Co, 176 B'way;
elsT sT, S S. 1s5 2d av. 20x1O0.5; Peter
A & Margaret NJ Cage to the n Y
Life ms q Trust Co. trustee, Christopher
Miller; atty Lawyers T & y Co, 100
Broadway; Dec Is, 906..........$9 50. 900
7TH ST, n s. s5.t Az. d, 2ox9s.s; Celia
Si-rn, 06 LOWS st, to Wolf Frank, 33 W
1l1th st; atty London & Davis. rs Lib
orty st; Nov 3. 19l3.............. $1,000
Sd AV, SEQ; Mayer silyerman ct al to
a A Fonberg. $50 Bway, June 7. 1913
$4,000
95th st. 3 s. s19 W Madison av. 17x1o0.s ;
Henry and Lydia Romberg to Amer
team Historical Assn; atty, Theron G
Strong, 40 Wall st; March %. 1901
15OTH ST s. so Amsterdam av, i70x
s94: 470 West l5oth St Corpn to Martha
& Schrnohl Co, 109th st and E r, atty
Weschlcr & Kohn AZ B'way; Dec 81
115TH ST 6o5-7; Gertrude r smith to
Alfred + Hess and Central Union Trust
Co OF y atty, T G & T Co. 17G B'way;
March 20, 1907 .................S $40, 600
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Demand for Homes
Shown i'm n. ]. Sales
Dwellings in Newark and East
Orange Among the Houses to
Pass Into New Hands

Elizabeth Ottenheimer has purchased
the one-family brick dwelling at 12o
Orchard Street, between Camp and
Pennington streets, Newark, from
William H. Hensel, of Philadelphia.
The property at So2-3o4 Seymour
Avenue, between Hawthorne Avenue
and Godfrey Place. Newark, consist
ing of a plot 40x100 and a two-family
dwelling, has been bought by Anton
Kaufman, who formerly published
"The Jewish Chronicle" of Detroit,
and who intends to make Newark his
permanent residence.
Mrs. Jensine Ronde has sold to Peter
J. Donlon, of East Orange. the two
family dwelling at 200 Amherst Street,
near Central Avenue, East Orange, on
a plot 30x1O0.
Louis Schlesinger negotiated all
three deals.
Fine Summit Estate Sold
Ellis P. Earle has sold to George f.
Gaddes, of the American Can Company,
his property at 13O Mountain Avenue.
Summit, N. j., consisting of residence e
and outbuilding, with one acre of
ground, valued at $4,000. The sale was
negotiated through Frank Hughes
Taylor Company, of Montclair, and
Robert ]. Murphy, of Summit.
New Jersey Reservoir Site
Forty acres at Wanaque, ~ j., have
been sold by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Price to the North Jersey District
Water Supply Commission for reser-
voir to supply water to municipalities.
including Passaic, Paterson, Newark,
Jersey City and Hoboken. The project
will entail a total expenditure esti-
mated in the neighborhood of $4,000, 900
to $S,000,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Well known Brokers
Form New Company
Charlie G. and Eugene Moses
and Walter S. RedeIl to Go 1t
Alone in Really Field

Charles Griffith Moses, Eugene Moses
and Walter S. Redell have formed the
real estate firm of Charles Griffith and
Eugene Moses & Co.
The Messrs. Moses were respectively
vice president and secretary and Mr.
Redell had charge of the mortgage de-
partment of the j. Romaine Brown
Company for the last seven years, prior
to which their business was carried on
as Charles Griffith Moses e. Brother
The new firm has taken Offices at 7
East Fortysecond Street. They will
devote their attention to the selling
and mortgage business exclusively.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Buys Shippan Point Estate

Douglas L. Gilman, through his
country department, has sold the select
water front property on the end of
Shippar Point Stamford, Conn.,, known
as the Rinehart place, to Mrs Samuel
d. Gushing, of Sewickly. This resi-
dence is located on one of the choice
spots on Long Island Sound, and will
be used by Mrs. Cushing as an all
year-around residence.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

FRONT ST. 8, a66 Jackson st. Sax
XIV H.; Front 1no St swsancJ sas s. s. ls19x7o M
292 Hancock st, Bklyn, due Jan /, 1914
p c; atty. Robt e Moett. S44 Bway,
wATER ST. 2s2. 5. 25.5xi2a: p M; Nav law
2; VIM and Chas Rosenblatt to st Iukes
Hospital l13th st and Amst av; due
as bond; c; attys, Stewart & s. As
MuLisnRRY ST. 227, 8. gs.iixa5x stSego irreg'
,ao;,n NJ; APrl rli,s 30; T. List0wel Realty Co to
years; 8 p c. attys Mlddlebrool and
DtHacTHT g 81, i3d;55. 5. T5si66' s'S % G@? %;
politan Saw Bank, SO Cooper sa g:
Yrs 2 c; attys, a and w Hutchins,
sTANToN ST 125. s. 25x75; p M so'Ipy MaS
: Mary Lane to julius ana Sophie Som
mer, 29S Cd ST. yrs; c pr mtge.
1000; atty Saml Bitterman. Sl9
East Side
SD Ay sos, e $. 1oo,5 n 4ad st. eoxso;
Friedel. as I'd av; dis; May !. ls24.
Gepr c. sgo p5 msgs mMay $4,000 atty A gein M
Millie Rosenberg to METROPOLITAN Iife
Ins CO; yrs; p c; attys. Butcher I
SAME PROP; May /; same to Reuben
Newman &s6 5th av; duo Nov l, 1920;
9,I ? c., c; attys' same .:............ 81. 500
IN, May !, Frank J Duvai TO Robt <
Brown. 1879 Engert ay. Bklyn. ana ano;
Nov l, '2l. c. pr mtge $4,000,
altys. Merlel and NJ. 2s3 Bway. 's3'S06
3oTH ST. l07 E, n s. 25xos.9; April 20.
Horny F. Tucker to Agnes ii Cra-
vnth, 2T0 Park av; due and int as bond.
pr mtg. $4,000; atty q & T Co, l76
lsW9y 80, .''.''.''.... ......... $40, 900
SAME PROP; p m; April 3l: same to
same; ,ic aue ssS ana "od Int "s bond atty.
e1sT ST. 2Ss E, s, 2Oxi0o.5: p m; May
Diego de Suarcz to Peter a Gage
nldeewood, j; yrs. p c; atty
6 CO, 176 Bway ....... s12. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

56TH ST, w; James Il Casale ct al. agt
Frank Partridge. Inc owner and con-
,ei.r e1 S4soS0
flST ST, 2O3 w; S Snyder Co. agt es-
tate of Leonora a Johnson. owner; Lucv
Fitzpatrick, contractor and owner $3.50
BOWERY. 90 and soy; Michael Cap
pielo agt, Atlantic Garden Realty Corpn
owner; Koreno Theatre Corpn con-
tractor S70O
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Addition for Astoria School

The Roman Catholic Church of
Mount Carmel has purchased from G.
Walsh, 50x100, north side of Fulton
Street, east Of Stevens Street, Astoria,
to make an addition to its adjoining
school,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Contracts for Bank Changes

The National Bank Of Commerce has
gwen contracts to Fountain & Choate
Tor the remodeling Of its quarters in
81 Nassau Street. and for extensions
INTO the adjoining Syndicate Building
property at 35 Nassau Street, recently
purchased by the bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
9TH Avenue Corner Flat Sold

Daniel II. Jackson has sold 122 West
Hath Street, at the southeast corner
of St. Nicholas Avenue, a seven story
elevator apartment, known as the
Lucille, on plot 131x118, containing
three stores, held at $25O,0O
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Scarsdalc ySuycr to RpiId

The Scarsdale Estates, Robert f.
Farley president, have sold large
plot on Walworth Avenue, in the
Greenacres section of Scarsdale, to a
New York client, who intends to start
the immediate construction of house
for his own occupancy
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Lieut.. Petit Back From France

Lieutenant John S. Petit has re-
turned from France, after serving a
of Albert B. Ashforth, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Estate at Ardslev Sold

Griffen, Prince & Ripley have sold
for the Lorena Company a plot of four
acres, at Ardsley- y-on-Hudson, together
with dwelling, to II. p. Hemngford.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Investor BUYS at Jamaica

Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold "a
Jerome Avenue, Jamaica, a dwelling,
for the Long Island Bond and Mortgage
Company to q client for investment.