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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
MAGDALEAA-KELLY
BUSINESS MEN FOR
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL


The following resolution endorsing
the public health bill was passed by
the Merchants Association Of Magda'
lena and Kelly:
Whereas, it has been amply demon
strated that New Mexico is without
proper health protection, and
Whereas, the citizenship Of Magda'
lena and Kelly are vitality interested in
securing the most effective possible
health service throughout New Mex
leo,
Now, therefore be it resolved, that
the Merchants Association of Magda-
lena and Kelly hereby petition the
coming legislature, and Socorro coun.
ty's representative therein, to provide
for the prompt organization Of an
adequately financed state department
Of health, with such powers and duties
as the United States public health
service, the existing New Mexico
Board OF Health and the New Mexico
Public Health Association may jointly
recommend.
Passed January z. 1919.
(Signed) J.. A.. MCDONALD,
President
(Signed) P. M. RULEAU, 4
Secretary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
INFLUENZA IN SPAIN.

Washington. Feb. 25.-Another cpl
demic Of influenza has broken out in
Barcelona, Spain, and is spreading
to as great az extent as that OF last
fall, according to advices received to-
day by the state department. The
present epidemic, however. is not so
viruIent az the first.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
OIL EXCITEMENT HITS LAS CRUCES;
GLENRIO ALSO GETS CONTRACTION

bus as a center Of oil speculation.
Judge s. H. Madden and a party Of OIL
men from Amarillo were here last
week accompanied by Geologist Gould
OF Oklahoma City. They promised to
return this week with a crew Of engi-
neers to make a preliminary survey,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
INDIAN pRoWLER.

Farinington, n. NJ Feb, 24.-Hear'
ing footsteps prowling through his
store in the dead of night, D. r. Hun.
ter, a trader at Shiprock, grabbed his
gun, commanded the intruder to halt,
and when the command was d~isobeyed
fired. He was under the impression
that the fellow had escaped but next
morning q dead Indian was found near
by. Mr.. Hunter has surrendered him
self to wait the action Of the authorit-
les.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
RESOLUTION BY PUBLIC
HEALTH ASSOCIATION

A resolution concerning the estab
lishment of a State Department OF
Health for New Mexico:
Whereas, the New Mexico Board
Of Health is without proper finances,
power and personnel to protect the
public health Of this state, and
Whereas, the New Mexico Public
Health Association, having made a
study Of the value Of public health
from a social, commercial, military
and economic point of view, realizes
the inestimable value Of healthy citi-
zens, the states greatest asset,
Now, therefore be it resolved that
the New Mexico Public Health Asso-
citation, representing people of all
walks Of life, in every county of the
state. hereby petitions the coming
Legislature to provide for the prompt
organization Of an adequately financed
State Department of Health with such
powers and duties as the United States
Public Health Service, the existing
New Mexico Board Of Health and the
Legislative committee of our associa.
tion may Jointly recommend.
Passed January 3, 1919.
(Signed) HOLM o. BURSUM,
President.
(Signed) JOHN TOMBS,
Executive Secretary
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
DRILLING NOW EXPECTED
TO START AT GLENRl

Glenrio, N. M. Feb. ~24.--There is a
growing possibility that drilling is to
be started here shortly and that Glen
rio may rank with fabian and Column
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
FRANCISCO

Date Of first publication: Feb. 10
Date Of second publication: Feb. 20.
Date Of third publication Feb. 81.
Date Of fourth publication: March
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
SOUND REALTY co.
SALE SET FOR TO-DAY
I 900 Building Sites in Bronx
to BE Auctioned by J. p. Day.

Ono thousand Bronx lots will be sold
by Joseph p. Day, auctioneer. at noon
to-day in the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Ia to Is vesey street. These
lots are on and adjacent to the White
Plains road subway, the webster avenue
extension of the Third avenue elevated
road, the New York. Westchester and
Boston Railroad. and the Harlem divi
sion Of the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad.
Mr.. Day says that never within his
experience as an auctioneer has he been
called upon to conduct O sale whore the
range of choice was 80 great He ex-
planned that these lots were all selected
by a group formed by some of the city's
most prominent business men and real
estate operators. who formed the Sound
Realty Company. The sale is to liqui-
date the estates of twenty Of these men
who have died, and to dispose OF the
holdings OF the survivors
at would only be possible in sale
OF this kind to offer at one and the same
time so many we'll and variously located
lots" said Mr. Day. land truly believe
this to be a splend opportunity for
homeseekers and business men to mako
their own selection and to buy at the
sale at their own price. selected this
sale from a large number Of others that
have boon offered to me recently mainly
because white Plains road IL the future
Broadway OF The Bronx and because
was OF the opinion that the great vari-
ETY. OF lots TO be sold will appeal to q
large number Of prospective buyers"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
BROOKLYN BUILDING ACTIVE.

Since January plans have been filed
with the Brooklyn Bureau of Buildings
for buildings to cost more than $4,000
600. Between September l and &c plans
for structures aggregating in value So
994.720 we're filed. One and two family
houses and garages were in the major
ity. although there were three large
apartment houses and two factories.
Solomon Silk filed plans for two six
story brick elevator apartment houses
to cost 100000. one, q twenty-three
family structure. eex4S. on the north
east corner OF Hicks and Montague
streets. and the other. an eighteen FAM
lily building. ssx4S.5. southeast corner Of
Pierrepont and Hicks streets A J.
Thomas is the architect Jacob Siris
will build q four story brick apartment
on the northwest corner Of Carroll street
and Kingston avenue, to cost $125,00o.
Shampan & Shampan were the archi-
tects. The Brooklyn Crozite Brick Cor
poration and the Boston Development
Sanitary Company will erect factory
buildings costing $4,000 at Rutland
place and Remsen avenue. Charles KATE
" II also build factory costing $45.000
on the northwest corner of Flushing and
Porter avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Anton lie Men leased TO Morris Marx
the one story building Mt 360S and 3606
Third avenue, for a term OF twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental Of $780,
600.
George r. Read & Co. subleased the
front half of the first floor at 425 Fifth
avenue to Spear & Co. OF Ozons Park.
l.. l., the three upper floors at 2a9 Fifth
avenue to Samuel Kreister. space at A.
West Forty-second street to Bryant
Manicure Shop and Offices at 1872 and 1874
East Twenty-fifth street to Sol F'reirich.
and at the Johnston Building. 1170
Broadway, to the Charmed Trading Com
pany and Harold NJ Phillips
Pease & Gilman leased a store and
basement in the Hotel Commodore, al
the northwest corner OF Forty-second
street and Lexington avenue, to s. b.
Davega, retailer OF sporting goods.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the third moor In 457 and 459 Broome
street to the Crescent Bag and Suit
case Company; a floor in ia and 116
Fulton street to Frederick c. Gallo
floor in 317 Canal street to Maurice II.
Dworkin, and offices in 373 Fifth ave-
nue. c. A. Gaige.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
nRooKLYN rNANsAOrloNs.

william p. Jones. In conjunction with
william q. Morrisey. Jr.. sold for the
Meister Builders TO a private investor
the seven lots on the northwest oorne,
Of Seventeenth avenue and Eightieth
street, each 20 X 100; also tho ten lots.
each 20 X 100, being the entire frontage
on the west side of Seventeenth avenue.
Eighty-second to Elghty-third streets.
o. e. Allard and J. ]. Levey Company
sold Has East Fourteenth street. be-
tween Avenues X and L, Flatbush. a
two-story stucco and brick dwelling.
Samuel Galitzka & J Lacov. sold FOR
Robert Arvents new two-story and
attic stucco two-family house with
double garage on the west side Of East
Fourteenth street
- r. c. Sautsr sold the two-story and
basement brick dwelling at Seoa Fifth
street for the estate OF Kate M. Murphy
to Adolph c. O. Adler.
Edward B. Kegei sold the waldorf
Apartment ITO and III Prospect Park
West. for Pasuuale Forte to Samuel
Icahn,
The Realty Associates sold 262 and
s64 Ainslie street. williamsburgh. frame
buildings on plot so K 100, to Arcangelo
Robertillo also 412 and Ala Christopher
street, Brownsville. a three-story brick
at, 20x100. to Louis Trachtenberg, and
1919 Eleventh avenue. Bay Ridge, a
two-story brick two-family dwelling,
20x7S.1 Irregular to Giacomo Poggl
through A. J. Murphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shampan q Shampan, architects, have
ha plane approved by the Building De-
partment for q high class apartment
house to be erected on q plot. 6ox1 90.
south side OF Lincoln place, 1875 west
Of Franklin avenue. and also a high
class apartment house TO be erected on a
plot, 6ox10O, north side of Eastern
Parkway, 1875 west OF Franklin ave.
nue., for Perfect Building Construction
Company as owners.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
by the Ritz Realty Company managers
Of the apartment. house at 1000 Madi-
son avenue.
Turner Construction Company has
been awarded by the United States Alu-
minum Company the contract for an ex-
tension to its plant at Edgewater, ". j.,
to cost about 81, 900. 900. The new build
ing will be IL" shaped. Materials re-
quired to construct the plant are 10000
barrels OF cement, 1900 cubic yards of
sand. $4,000 cubic yards OF gravel. 1900
tons OF steel. 100000 approximately
feet of lumber, $4,000 square feet wood
block flooring and 10000 square feet of
sash.
John Morsnsis the buyer OF the dwell
ing at 3S Riverside Drive, sold recently
through Pease & Gilman.
II. Feinberg and Is;dor Reis have in
Corporateu unoer the titie or telnoerg q
Refs, Inc. and have opened an Office at
SS West Fortieth street for the transac-
ton of general real estate business.
The No. rs Maiden Lane Corporation,
Leslie r. Palmer president. Sydney P.
Perrin treasurer and John d. Mills sec
rotary. with which Alwyn Ball and sew
eral insurance interests are Identified. is
the lessee OF I3 to 7912 Maiden lane.
Benedetto Scheps is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 232 East 12Sth street.
Carsteln & Linnekin were the brokers
In the recently reported sale OF 40 and
1872 Lexington avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
TRINITY SELLS PROPERTY.

lAnother interesting sale closed yes
erday was that of 81 to SO Vandam
Charlton street. This property, which
III vacant except for a small old fash
toned tenement, was purchased by Henry
9. Griffen & Co.. Inc. millwrights. from
Trinity Corporation. which is rapidly
dyesting itself Of its more important
realty holdings.
The property Is in the rear of Trint
iy's eight story and basement business
building occupying a block front on
Hudson street. On It the buyers intend
10. srsct a building from two to four
stsgfes in height for their own occu-
pahcy. McCotter & Davis negotiated
ths sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
REsIDENTIAL LEASES,

Louis Schragg leased the two dwell
ings at $50 and 253 West Twenty fifth
street to August Schmidt.
Pease & Gilman leased to Mary c
Gllroy and Clara e. Saske the four-story
and basement, the twenty-foot dwelling
at 10 East Sixtieth street, between
Park and Lexington avenues let fur
nished to Henry f. Fleitmann the three
story and basement. twenty-foot dwell
ing at 40 East Sixty-fifth street, be-
tween Lexington and Third avenues !;
leased furnished apartments In SOS
Park avenue to II. B. Smithers: in 7S6a
Lexington avenue to Mrs. E. II. Sven
son in 1245 Madison avenue TO Mrs.
NJ. c. Carroll. and in 125 East Seventy
second street to Alfred L. Norris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
TERMINAL BUILDING SOLD.

N. A Berwfn q Co. sold for the 1o3
Park Avenue Company. Adm q. Pierce
pI esident. the twelve story ONCE build
ing, 100x105. at the southeast corner OF
Park avenue and Forty-first street, to a
syndicate formed in which the Alliance
Realty Company, Max Lowenthal. r. A.
Low and ]. NJ. F'ishel are largely rep
resented. 1t is known as the Terminal
Building and was held at $500, 900. The
structure ia fully occupied and has a
gross rental Of about 100000 per an
mum. Douglas L. Gilman & Co. repre-
scented the sellers and Milton Damman
as attorneys acted for the new owners.
Berwin & Co. will manage the building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
PATERNO BROS.SELL
FOUR APARTMENTS
Find Buyer for Colosseum and
Three Other Big Houses
Worth 900, 600.
e1-6s vANDAM ST. SOLD
Bought by Millwrights From
Trinity Corp. as Site for
New Building.

Apartment house trading led the mar
ket again yesterday, the premier trans
action involving three multi-family
houses on Riverside Drive and another
on Claremont avenue. which were sold
BY Palermo Brothers, Inc, Joseph
Palermo, president, through Feinberg &
Refs, Inc The four buildings. erected
by the sellers within the past eight
years, have q combined holding value
OF 81, 100000 and bring IN a total yearly
rental income Of $4,000. The buyer
Of the properties 10 an investing client
Of Feinberg a Reia
The apartment houses included IN the
sale are the Colosseum. a twelve story
structure at lS5 Riverside Drive. south
east corner OF 11eth street: the Aqua
Vista and Monte Vista, two houses Of
similar height at $50 and 464 Riverside
Drive respectively. and the Sophomore.
- ten story house at 81 Claremont ave-
rue, abutting on Riverside Drive.
The Colosseum has a curved facade
and is regarded as one of the show
places on the Drive. II has q combined
frontage Of about 40 feet formed by
the ci1rvo Of Riverside Drive and 18th
street. It's southerly ana easterly
Dimensions are 1871 and SO feet re-
spsctively. It's suites range from i've
to twelve rooms and are srranged In
both duplex and simplex form. In the
Aqua Vista and Monte Vista the suites
contain six. seven and eight rooms each
house occupying plot 6A6x100 stu
ated just south of 10th street. Tho
Sophomore has suites of from four to
eight rooms and occupies a plot s5x10o.
Earle and Calhoun represented
pSterno Brothers in the transaction.
Weinberg & Refs, Inc, have been
eiveA the exclusive management of the
properties for the new. owner. The
same brokers recently sold for the Retz-
ller Realty Company TO Joseph Shenk
tho Woodward Court apartments. cover
ing the block bounded by Broadway, St.
Nicholas avenue, 169th and 10th
streets. valued at 100000, and the six
story elevator structure at the north
cast corner Of Audubon avenue and
lSbth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
100000 HOTEL
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Will Be Part of Hotel Build
ing Programme Calling for
S2O,OOO,OOO.

Plans for construction work at Attain
ito City which will involve q total ex-
penditure of approximately $20.000,0h0
by the Rits-Carlton and Linnard hotel
nystems wero completed yesterday. The
work will include four complete city
blocks fronting on the Boardwalk. In
connection with these combined opera
tons s. w. Straus & Co. have arranged
to underwrite two 8 per cent serial bond
Issues, amounting In all to $s,50o.00
secured by first mortgage on uil the
properties involved in the transaction.
The Thomson Starrett Company will be-
gin construction work at once. Warren
Wetmore are the architects.
The plans for an improved Atlantic
City are furthered by the completion
of an AFFILIATED agreement between the
Kitz-Carlton and Linnard hotel sys-
toms, which brings together twenty-five
OF the leading hotels In the world.
Under this agreement an, 100000
Ritz-Carlton Hotel will be built at At
lantio City. II win be a fourteen story
brick structure containing 600 rooms.
each OF which will have a bath and IN
unobstructed view OF the sea. The new
hotel will be equipped with special dress
ing rooms directly connected with the
WHO desire to battle in the sea. A roof
garden overlooking the Boardwalk and
the ocean will be established on top Of
the Ritz-Carlton arcade.
The Linnard system will build an
addition TO the Ambassador which will
give II 500 rooms. The ground floor Of
this addition will be used as a swimming
pool The ground east of the Ambas-
sador will be converted into an Italian
garden. There will be a mezzanine roof
garden overlooking the Italian garden
for children school will be operated
for the children Of guests Of the Am
bassador and Ritz-Carlton.
Besides the Ambassador addition the
LAnnard syndicate will own and operate
the Employer hotel. group Of Cali
fornia bungalows and an arcade having
an oriental tea room on its roof Back
of tho Ritg-Carlton Hotel will be
another group a California bungalows.
The Ritz-Cariton will also have an
arcade for exclusive shops.
In the block Just east of the Ritz
Carlton Hotel number of high-class
apartment houses will be built and OPP
Grated by that syndicate. A convention
hall and theater large enough to
accommodate any national gathering.
political or otherwise, will be built
across tho street from the Ritz bun
galows.
The four streets which intersect the
property involved in the improvements
will be parked with hedges. An orna-
mental fountain will be erected just off
the Boardwalk on each of these thor
oughfares.
a campaign will be launched by the
Linnard-Ritz-C Carlton systems for the
earliest possible completion of automo-
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
to Atlantic City. Large sections of
these roads are now being constructed
by the State OF New Jersey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
STAIN PROPERTY SOLD,

The Snrin property at the foot of
Broadway. West New Brighton. COM
prising O. large track OF upland together
with dock and water front, which was
recently sold to syndicate. has been
Iesold by the Cornell Real Estate and
Auction Company, in conjunction with
George-O. Lord, to client who will
rebuild the dock and erect storehouses.
The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company recently sold large water front
tracts to the Morse Dry Dock and Re-
pair Company at Clifton and several
plots on the North Shore to an engineer
ing concern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MANIDA STREET-Nicholas Leopard
sold for Mrs. Kathrine c. Chambers
the two story and basement, detached,
two family brick house, located at $40
Manida street, Hunts Point, to L.
F'orscher.
KELLY STREET - Meister Builders,
Inc, purchased from Margaret Bruer
six two family frame houses, known as
1868 to 1913 Kelly street, near. 1s7th
street.
EAST 163D STREET--Leitner. Bremen
4 Starr sold TO Philip Wattenberg tho
two family dwelling. on lot 20x75, at
S27 East 163d street.
EAST 10TH STREET-Delina Shon-
good has sold the six story fiat at 635
East 169th street.
PLIMPTON -4VENUE-Nehrlng Bros.
sold for Anna N. Jones to client for
investment 1345 and 1347 Plimpton
avenue. a six story, twenty-four fam
lily house. on plot 50x100, renting
for 1000 and held at $4,000.
SIMPSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Stein
man sold for Rosa Rosenbaum 9SS
Simpson street, f1Ve story. new law
apartment house, on plot 45x1O0, to an
investor. II was held at s65, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

FRONT ST. 1S3 to lS7-Maek q Mack
SSI Gh rtors s'or. Co. Inc owners and
HENRY ST. 3O7-Max Muller aEt Meyer
Lunitz. owner and contractor. tle5
Hath ST, 80 and 26 W-Joseph Gordon
agt Practical Garage. Inc. ana Non
Column Garage Co. Inc, owners and
ssTII sT s,.ao, -,
Clara ] KiTch. owner; Valligny Products,
Inc. and l. Pierre Valligny. contrAc-
lors ''''''''''''''''s''' ...-,A.,. 't3,2O2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Arson r. Robinson sold for the Lo-
rena Company an acre and q half In
Ardsiey Park. with a frontage on WASH
ington avenue, to John Tyssokski, who
will start building a residence and ga
rage at once.
Fish & Marvin sold for Cornelius B.
Fish a new house In the Lester Hill sec
ton OF White Plains to Capt. r e..
LOCKER. rented for the Misses Thomp-
son a property on Norwood road in the
Edgemont estate at Scarsdale to W. F..
Sands of the American International
Corporation, and for Percy Waxrnan his
residence at Scarsdale to Capt. Fred A.
Caskey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
9TH AVE. HOME UP FoK SALE.

The John Jamison residence at 1905
Fifth avenue, a six story dwelling, on
lot 2bx100. between Eighty-flrst and
EAghty-second streets. will be offered at
voluntary auction on the premises to-
day at IL A NJ. promptly. Arthur C.
Sheridan will be the auctioneer.
Mr.. Sheridan reports many inquiries
from we'll known local and out of town
persons For the convenience of Fifth
avenue residential purchasers the sale is
being held on the premises and the con-
Fservatory and billiard room on the
ground floor has been turned into an
auction room for the purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
IN SERIES OF DEALS.

The Crausman Realty Company, B
Craftsman. president, announced a series
Of deals in Manhattan and The Bronx.
With Bene Posner It purchased 261 and
263 West Thirty-stxth street, a twelve
story loft building. 50x9s.9. renting for
$4,000 and held at 100000; also sold
sss Aldus street, a five story twenty
family apartment house. 50x1o0, held at
$4,000 and renting for $4,000, to Hirsch
4 Schwartz; also sold 1901 Bryant ave-
nue., northwest corner Aldus street, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
SALE IN SHIPPING DISTRICT.

Norman r. Riesenfeld purchased from
Mary ID. Casweil. Forrest Raynor and
Edward Moon, executors of the Henrietta
L. Smith estate, the five and half story
building. 23.2xS5, Ill feet south OF Old
slip and opposite the w. r. Grace Build
ing. The building is now occupied by
the Holland Coffee Company. Brown,
Wheelock s. Co. were the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 13STH STREET-NaiI & Parker
sold for the Equitable Life AssurA
ance Society EOS West 13Sth street,
223 West 13Sth street and 22s West
13Sth street.
WEST l44TH STREET-Daniel H
Jackson resold to J. j. Martin All to
427 West Hath street. between Con-
vent avenue and Hamilton terrace. five
four story American basement dwellings,
on plot 93x1o0. Alexander Selkin and
David Mintz were the brokers In the
transaction.
WEST 143D STREET-Ennis & Snnott
purchased from Frank u. Wells 469
West 1890 street. between Convent
and Amsterdam avenues, a four and
half story American basement dwell.
ing on a lot 1SN100.
MADISON AVENUE-Pease & Gilman
sold for the estate of Herman Wron-
kow to Joseph G. Abramson 1047
Madison avenue. southeast corner of
Eightieth street, a FIVE story dwelling
26x66.
WASHINGTON STREET-Grecian I'm
porting Company bought for sos, 900
from John and Charles Froelich 60
Greenwich street. through to 63 Wash
ington street, a four story tenement,
25x1Os.
PEARL STREET,. 8. Maxwell sold
LOT NfeOTB6 Ia 10 u client Oh
William Walkers Sons 542 Pearl
street, a five story loft building. on a
lot 35.Sx100, located between Broad
way and Elm street. 1t was held at
$4,000.
WEST 154TH STREET-Nathan Socol
bought from Anna Bender the two
five story flats sos and $40 West 154th
street, 50x100, through Benjamin
Nauheim.
EAST I22D STREET-M. Nasanowltz
& Son se4d for Joseph Bergheimer TO
Meyer Scheyfetz and Benjamin
Schlosser 106 East 122d street, four
story fiat, on lot 1Sxs0.
EAST 129TH STREET--Charles Moran
sold for a client to j. Schildwachter
1l9 to 1923 East 129th street, near Lex
ington avenue. a plot 50x99.ll, Inn
proved, with three frame buildings and
two old brick buildings
WEST FIFTY-NINTH STREET-Isidor
H Kempner purchased from Margaret
Roberts 513 West Fifty-ninth street.
a Ave story twenty family tenement,
on lot 25x100.
EAST EIGHTY SIXTH STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for Fanny Eek
man to Schlesinger & Lazaroe the four
story dwelling. 2Ox102.a. at &c East
Eighty-sixth street, 1t was held at
$4,000.
HAMILTON TERRACE-Duff & Brown
Company sold for Guardian Insur-
ance Company 20 Hamilton terrace,
a four story dwelling, 17x10o.