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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS

Samuel GalItzka and J. Lacov sold for
tho Miller-Berg Construction Corpora
ton to a client for occupancy the house
with garage, 80x100. at the southwest
corner OF Avenue J and East Seventh
street, Fiatbush. for s32.650. The house
was sold from the plans and will be
ready for occupancy next January
The Buckley Horton Company sold
80 Waverly avenue, three story fiat.
2oxl00, for Norris Levinson to an in
weston.
X. Schifter and Meyer Ellenbogen sold
for Joseph Segal to Jacob Kessler 900
29S South Third street. a six story build
ing on plot 40x95.
Snampan & Shampan. architects, have
filed plans for a four story apartment,
60xl00, to be erected on the north side
OF Eastern Parkway 1875 feet west Of
Franklin avenue. for Gus Kelner.
The Realty Trust sold for the Aries
Realty Corporation the brick dwelling
s0l3 Tenth avenue, Dyker Heights, TO
Catherine Gaffney for occupancy.
The Realty Associates, Inc. sold 203S
Eighty-fifth street. a two family dwell
ing. 23Sx100. to Elsie Netkin through
Leon Luft; $50 and $40 Bristol street,
two three story fats each 2ox1o0, to
Mollie Achsan through Frank Krefetz
S52 Bristol street, n three story store
and fiat. e0x100, TO Moliie Achsan
through the same broker a plot 75x10 90 on
the east side OF Hopkinson avenue, 1907
feet north OF Livonla avenue, to Julius
Miller through NJ. A. Lilienfeid, and 1871
Hayward street, a two story brick dwell.
ing. to Morris Klein through Morris
Wolff.
Me!ster Builders, Inc, have sold 1873
and 1875 Eighth street, two three story
tenements, on plot 40xl00.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Rockfall Apartments on Upper
Broadway Reported Sold
to Operator.
ONCE BROUGHT $1,000, 900
Builders Purchase Versailles
Palace, 603-607 West
18th Street.

According to a we'll defined rumor
current in real estate circles yesterday,
negotiations have been concluded for
the sale Of the Rockfall. q ten story
apartment house with stores at the
northeast corner OF Broadway and 111th
street. which IL assessed by the city at
100000. but was bought by Hector NJ.
Hitchings in 1910 for a price said to be
In the nelghborhood OF sl.s0o,ooo. The
Rockfall Apartments a corporation con-
trolled by Mr.. Hitchings holds title to
the property which, according to the re-
port, Is about to pass into the hands of
a separator who has signed the contract
of sale.
The house occupies an Irregular plot
fronting seventy-hve feet on Broadway
and 225 feet on 111th street and ad-
joins the Devonshire, which covers the
remainder of the Broadway frontage to
112th street. Mr.. Hitchings acquired the
property from the RockfRll Realty Com
papy, Aleck Kahn president. which
erected the house on site purchased
from Baron William Waldorf Astor in
1908. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company financed the project with a
building and permanent loan of 500, 900.
The Rockfall Is numbered 1850 to 1855
Broadway. In taking IL over Mr.. Hitch
ings gave in part payment a tract OF 1871
lots on ings Highway and adjoining
streets in\the Flatbush section Of Brook
yn.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

WEST l0STH sTREET-Frederic
Brown sold to the Inperator Realty
Company 2l5 and 2l7 West 10Sth
street. n five story apartment house,
on n plot. 50xi00. between Broadway
and Amsterdam avenue. The struc-
ture was held at $4,000 and rents for
about 1900 a year. II contains four
and FIVE room suites. Michael Carney
was the broker.
EAST TWELFTH STREET-E. Sharum
sold TO Esther Joseph 722 to 1913 East
Twelfth street and 10 Dry Dock street.
southeast corner. four four story tene-
ments, 75xS4.
WEST SIXTY-sEcoND sTREET-w.
p. Jones & Son have sold 143 West
Sixty-second street. five story tene-
ment. 25x10o, Tor Frank C. J, Becker
and Marie Mangels to Joseph and A.
b. Gilman. The same arm has been
appointed agent for the property.
EAST FoRTY-FIFTH sTREET-Will-
lam B. May & Co. report the sale OF the
nifty foot garage az 240 and 242 East
Eorty-hfth, street. under lease for a
long term OF years, TO Best & Co. The
sale was arranged for Harry Aaron
son, Inc, to q private investor.
WEST lS6TH STREET-Leonard weill
has resold to an investor 266 West
l36th street. a three story and base
ment dwelling. on lot 16xl00.
LEXINGTON AVENUE - Maurice
Werthheim sold for Leo Solomon the
four story dwelling 1S.5x25. at 356
Lexington avenue. adjoining the north
west corner OF Fortieth street on
which there IL a similar dwelling
owned by the estate OF woodbury. G..
Langdon. The purchaser will alter tho
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property into studio apartments when
possession is obtained.
WEST 105TH STREET-Hennie Gold
smith sold $40 West 105th street, a
hve story American basement DWELL
ing, on lot 22x100.11, adjoining River
side Drive.
EAST 124TH sTREET-Shaw Co.
sold for the Lawmor Realty Company
S24 East 12fth street, a three story
and basement dwelling. 1sx45x100.1l,
70 an investor.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-w. d. Nor
gan has sold for r. /. Wander Week the
four story and basement dwelling 762
st. Nicholas avenue, near 14Sth street,
on lot 2ox125. to Daniel r. Ma
hony for occupancy
MADISON AVENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company purchased from the
New York Savings Bank 1880 Madison
avenue. q four story dwelling, 20x100.
EAST 10Th sTREET-The Benenson
Realty Company bought from the New
York Savings Bank 81 East 12eth
street. a private dwelling. 16x100.
WEST 18TH STREET-The Equitable
Life Assurance Society cold to a client
of John A. Pierce 261 West 136th
street. three story structure, 16x
99.11.
EAST 11sTH STREET-Henry Kessier
has sold til East l1sth street, a three
story house, 16.sx100.
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SITE OF OLD QUAKER
MEETING HOUSE SOLD
Other transactions Reported
From Queens.

A parcel Of land at Flushing, L. l..
owned by the Society OF Friends of
Flushing since 1894, when the present
house Of worship of the Flushing Qua
kers was built, has just been sold. and
the new deed will directly follow deed
Issued for the property by the Indians.
The plot which comprises about an
acre. was bought by Thomas r. Touhey,
who owns adjoining property on WASH
ington street and has a short frontage
on Broadway. between State and Main
streets, opposite the Flushing public
park. II has been used for several years
as a playground.
Frederick Brown sold to John
Heneeker 8 Riverside Drive. Beechhurst.
l.. l., overlooking the Sound. three
STORY hollow tile house containing TWEEN
ty-one rooms and Ave baths. on q plot
120x1o0. 1t was held at s35,000 and ia
free and clear. Joseph Holtzendorf was
the broker.
H. Frankfort sold for Rose Mohr May
to Samuel Salmowitz q dwelling on the
north side OF Central avenue, Far Rock
away.
s. Everett sold to the i76 Broadway
Corporation 10ox120. east side OF Ocean
avenue, north of Sprayview avenue,
Edsemere, for $4,000. and resold to the
Arrow Holding Corporation.
r. Rabe purchased from the Van
Stolen Land and Improvement Company
ITO lots In the Dunton Lodge develop
ment at Jamaica
s. Rosenthal sold to c. Lapof. eoxso
at the southwest corner of Burroughs
and Dodge avenues, Rockaway Beach.
c. Bahr sold to Il. Wanke, 122x192
south side OF Farmers avenue, west OF
the Merrick and Jamaica Plank road
| Springfield.
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ZIG RESTAURANT LEASE.

The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased 122 West Forty-third street, a
four story building. 22xl0o. to brakes
Restaurant for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental In excess of $4,000.
The property Is owned by Teresa f. Foil
mer. who was represented in the negotia-
tons by Bigelow & Wise. This IL the
fourth building leased by brakes Res
taurant through the Charles +. Noyes
Company. and by this additional lease
they have secured plottage OF over
1900 square feet on Forty-second 81 eet
running through to Forty-third street.
and II is considered one of the finest
locations for the restaurant business in
Greater New York Julian A. Gregory
has represented brakes in all Of these
negotiations. II rs understood that
brakes annual rent charge in this To-
cation covering all houses aggregates
Sl,250,o00.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

3oTH ST, $, $50 Sd av. lssxsss-
R nsn5s Carey to GsOTEi1s Iss!in OF New
'TA ST. :; W-John II Il Van H h'S't to
trustee Cor Hattie Bresssnt. Nov is.
1905; atty. B EttlinEer. care OF the Edw
Mailsy Co. Chapel st, New Haven.
.crH ST. n $, So W list av 2O xi'oONWm
Wsgler, Jr, TO Caroline wsgler. 2lO2
ss si sG0Hv wis Msv vs. and aSi' i 1tsY
AMsTERDAM Az, i5C-Lsoopoii and tb oSPoV
i7s Bway, Feb iS' 1901; atty. VT Title Guar H
,,THF ST. ST. az S:ors. Luther sn SSs
Nov !. 1917; atty. VIM Carl, 90 Nassau
i,so ST, ne, iils Tth av. ,siii.sxsg.fiiw
July IS, iSls; atty. Paul 4 McGorisE
14TH ST, SO4 E-Gso Luther on the Prem prem
tSes 10 Thee Arnsbetger, March ASH:
atty WIN Hsukei, Jr, 81 William
,4rH ST. ;..,'sSt'Av B. 's5xics''sItsiasTmSee
20 Ely MULLER, sept 81. 1905 atty: VIM
i. SfI 3 sr N&''sn e sss I'm av $500
Anne and Emily Il Thomas, April Il,
1910; attys' Alexander & Green. iSo
10th ST. 7c'S w.chaiim:rs R,tty t colpn,
10 PArk ROW, 10 ECONOMY keAl property
Co. ias W seth 81, sept 20, 1915 atty,
1857 ST. 5s7-2S W. leasehold-Jack Bern
stein ct al TO Saul Prudential. 507 W
isOth st, Dec l. 1918: atty Max shsinart
SAP ST. iii E-Loui. ana Annie Topper to
BenJ Bernstein, SS6 9th av. Bkyn, March
q, 1919; atty Julius IL Zieser. 2i5
10TH f ST. 81 50 i'd ay. 'iiiiiiS--Giia:spPS
Bougioranni to Lizzie Merckel and Chas
EngeL indy and extrx and exr viii Mag
daiena EngeL June IS. 1896; atty Cor
nelins Z Kerr, isa Nassau ST.. $4,000
Eliza e PIKE Of oraSFs ! Juns 3
ssTH ST., it2 w-Jos Lasmle, eisI fth av.
TO Louisa stief. 1893 Sd ev. and VIM
Ehni 81 Amsterdam sy. July !, lGt;
atty, Fredk 4 stroh, IS Park Row 49, uo
PARK Az io.s;is9s.ssmusI A hyrss:
10. Of America. Nov 80, isis; sttys ba.
bon 4 Roe, ~ PARK Row ...,.,..sl5o,O ou
BlsT ST. $3.50 E-carris W Lsvy TO Isaac
We'll ct al, errs Ray Well March |, 1905;
atty, Max d steusr. S2o Bway. $4,000
lo5TH ST, So w-sussn Doughsrty TO Mel.
~ sd alair 40 G Maple =, RRsisn Ap5
Arden ST. .s-sarsh W smith. al V sS SyS
st. to Hensle Const Co, $40 W 207th ST.
Feb 10 I9lSi atty. Lewis Marx las
s7TH ar ~ ;o,,,oIo' go
rh PAN 10 John Miil.r a. ana t'H rScS SoeS
isSs; astys Kelly q PsStsii 9 PARK
SANE PRoPERTY.pcrothe. Ras S''O1 20
sans. Aug IS! 1900; attyG A d II bloch,
W Nassau st..'.''. 5000
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT,

The George A. Fuller Company has
received the general contract for the
construction of the sixteen story audi
torium, loft and Office building on the
site OF the Parkhurst Church, at the
northeast corner Of Madison avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, purchased a few
months ago by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. The structure,
which is to cost about $500. 900. will
conform In architectural design with
the Metropolitan annex, adjoining on
Twenty-fourth street. V. Everett Ward.
architect. filed plans for the improve
ment recently. Wreckers started to raxe
the old church about a month ago.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed managing agents for ia East
Fffty-sixth street. which is being altered
into small apartments.
Title was passed yesterday In Ivy Hall
estate at Jericho. L. l., purchased re-
Mrs James Blackstone Taylor through
the wheatiey Hills Real Estate Cor
poration.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. negotiated
the lease OF the John r. Melchor resi-
dence at East FTfty-frst street to DR..
F. NJ. Allen. reported yesterday. The
same firm has been appointed agent for
ia East Fifty-sixth street, which Is
being altered into smallSsuitea
Georgiana Winner is the buyer Of 10
East Forty-fourth street. sold a couple
Of months ago by Albert B. Ashforth,
Inc, for II. w. Hendricks.
Preston Player Is the purchaser of the
house at 20 East Eleventh street, sold
recently by the Free Home for YOUNG
Girls through Pease & Gilman.
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MRS. LUNDGREN AN INVALID.
jersey Must Wait to Try Her on
Charge of Murder.

TRENTON, N. j., July 1o.--Gov Runyon
to-day refused temporarily to Issue a
requisition on the Governor Of Mas
sachusetts for the return to Hudson
county OF Mrs. Bessie May WInkins
Skeels Lundgren, who has been indicted
in that county for the alleged murder
Of her brother. 1t Is charged that she
poisoned him at Bayonne on July 7, 1918
The Governors action was based on
representations OF Mrs. Lundgren's coun-
sci that she is an invalid and that dur
ing her recent trial at Lawrence, Mass,
at which she was acquitted OF another
charge OF murder by poisoning. she was
carried to and from court In a chair
Counsel gave assurance to the Hudson
county authorities that she would make
no attempt to evade the New Jersey
authorities and would appear to answer
the indictment when her health i'm
proved. Similar assurances were given
to the Governor OF Massachusetts,.
The indictment and application for a
requisition were made out in the name
OF Bessie May Skeels. by which name
Mrs. Lundgren was known in Hudson
county
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Carstein Linnekin. Inc, leased
space in $50 Fourth avenue to the
Searchlight Information Library Com
pany; in 126 Fifth avenue to E. NJ. Kul-
inyi & Son and the Beauties Underwear
Company; in PA West Ninety-second
street to Joseph W. McCready, Marion
B. Isaacs. Agnes z. Beattie: In 4C6
Fourth avenue to Geager & Sander. the
New York Anti-vivisectlon Society.
Harry HessleIn. the Stuttgarter Under
wear Company and the Knickbocker
Ribbon Company; in $50 Broadway to
Levinson Bros q Nelkin, Inc. 10 3s6
Broadway to Woodward & Co. and
Frank Tavarozzi: In So to 81 West
Thirty-sixth street to Schroeder & Co..
Inc. In rs Spring street TO the Whitaker
Paper Company in $40 Broadway to the
Goodyear Waterproof Company In "a
26 East Twenty-frst street to Joseph
Kutchuk, and Burtinsky & Greenberg
in 81 West Twenty-ninth street to Max
Kerchman, and in 1915 Broadway to
Louis & Sam Schwartz.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, have
leased the fifth floor in 9 East Forty
fifth street to the Industrial Cooperative
Committee of the American Hardware
Manufacturers Association.
Louis Block leased for the Weiss-Lem-
lein Holding Company to Lyman Kauf-
man for three years at an aggregate
rental OF 100000 the three Ave story
apartments on the south side OF 204th
street. 100 feet east of Tenth avenue,
and the five story apartment at 414-41s
West 215th street.
Louis Schrag leased the top loft In
building northeast corner Eighth ave-
nue. and Twenty-ffth street to the Re-
4iabluI and Embroidery Company; also
the third loft in building 211-15 West
Twentieth street to Isaac Goldstein &
Son: and the first loft In building q
West Twenty -first street to Morris wein-
stein.
Walter Sherwood leased the store and
basement at Sixth avenue and Four
teenth street to tho Royal Restaurant
and Lunch Company at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000; also the store and
basement at 21s2 Amsterdam avenue to
Paul Loungis: and the vacant plot at
Tenth avenue and Nineteenth street for
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany to Joseph Caron; and the entire
building at "a West Twenty-eighth
street to Hyman Siegel; also in con-
junction with Charles w. Keller the
store and basement at 4s1 Sixth avenue
to Max Aaron
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BRITAIN MAY LIMIT .
ALIEN EMPLOYMENT
Committee Passes Bill for 10
Per Cent. Maximum.

LONDON, July 1o.-Despits strong 90
position by the Government, House q
Commons committee to-day passed BY
a vote of 10 to IL clause in the alien
bill restricting the employment OF aliens
in Great Britain.
The Under Secretary Of the Homo o.
flee had argued before the committee
that inclusion of the clause in the b1{
would wreck the influence OF Greet
Britain in the empire.
The clause adopted by the COMMITTEES
would restrict the amount OF allen labor
employed by any person. firm or COM
pany to 10 per cent. OF their working
staff. The proposal must be dealt with
by the committee Of the whole House
before 1t is enacted. ~
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BUY VERSAILLES PALACE.

Fergrbon Bros & Forshay, who erected
number of big apartment houses.
chiefly on the upper west side. have
Joined the ever increasing list of builders
who have become operators through
the present upset conditions for carrying
on new construction work. Their first
purchase has been made through Leitner.
Brener & Starr. and involves the eight
story fireproof apartment house known
as the Versailles Palace, at sos to 607
West 18th street. The structure stands
on a plot 7bxl0o, between Broadway and
Riverside drive. 1t has been held at
100000 and has a rent roll OF about
$4,000. Stoddard & Mark, attorneys,
acted for the purchasers and De Witt.
Lockman & De Witt represented the
sellers.
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HEIGHTS FLATS SOLD,

Morgenstern Bros. Syndicate has sold
TO B. Spector the two Ave story fats at
S54 and 356 Wadsworth avenue, near
19lst street. The buildings are on a
plot 1oox1oo. house forty families. rent
for $4,000, and were held at $4,000.
J. Scott was, the broker. The seller ac-
quried these properties. together with
two adjoining similar houses from the
Zagak Realty Company, through s.
Grossman, who Ii negotiating a resale.
The syndicate also sold to a client of
Leo Mutohnik and Henry J. Kentrow-
vitz, SO to 45 West fleth street, two
six story apartment houses, yielding
$4,000 in rents. and valued at 1856, 600.
These houses were bought by the seller
recently from Eisman. Lee. Corn & Le-
wine, the builders.
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UPTON SOLDIERS FIGHT FIRE.
Movie Theatre Destroyed-Many
Buildings Threatened.

PArcHooUE, L. l.. July IO.-Soldier
fremen from Camp Upton helped night
a fire which destroyed the Unique mo-
ton picture theatre on Ocean avenue
here early to-day, and threatened the
business district. The loss was esti-
mated. at $4,000. A pipe organ said to
have Cost $4,000 was ruined.
The cause of the IRE has not been
ascertained. 1t spread quickly through
the building. Sparks fell on many other
buildings near by. and for time It was
feared the flames would spread. Calls
for assistance were sent to Camp Upton.
Blue Point. Bayviile and Sayville. Tho
local department. assisted by firemen
from out OF town. prevented the IRE
from spreading to other structures.
The theatre was owned by Nathan
Goldstein. who said he carried no
insurance.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

MAnnnttan.
1OlsT ST 1Oe;il W; 117.h ct: icT W: 18Th ISL,
Rathemsch and Cath. and Hy Rathe-
macher. ex-s, to same; attys. Van Vorst
e prHsd I. st, a. si ro.
tru, atty. F de p Foster, " Wall s st;
,,sf fi'p ST. 'i sia w.Am.rie;n Mtg Co to >
. 1S%fT St to s'e title Mtg Co. Is
.s TE's sT t a'sn e, is;h st. .loia E.fisln.
deid Trust Co to Plainheld Trust Go:
800 Park av; atty. O a Co., ioS
ssT gHa sT , sss E-A.rrrcwheadi Realty CO
TO Sarah Cohn. 2os w 1i7th st; atty
GsinsSury; ass eTsy f..r Trus, 90
to Mary 81 Hayden. 2o2b Bwayi atty.
G t co, 1Te Bway. l.ooo
l'sTa ST. i.i v: mtg oO s.1N II Ref z
l25th st; atty. T G 6 Co. l7e Broed,
EE WV ST. ii:fs. collateral to secure
ersi Finance Corpn. 40 w 9th ST. attys,
Morrison g. s, $40 Bway.. 1850, .tioO
'T III A Aw s,. iS1 s'' sas Ssth st.
Teuseh. H II, % Bway ;:..;;;.,c;;SH2:GOo
wADswoRTH AVt n W cor lsoth STU
Samuel ssliE to Julia II walsh 10 w
I'd '' Nv Is5.-chs: Wolf to Ameiis p
wohlfahrt. 1905 Ocean av. Bklyn; attys
lsSTH 81. 2,2 W, mtg ,2,si5-Dormond
Realty Co to w Goidstone, 5 e cor seth
st and Bway; attys. Myers & s. 2se
s, b" ST. l,5 to ias 'ww-Hebrew orphan
Asylum. Y. to Ky Kenslng. 25s "
l2ist st, attys. Hoadley. L s. j. 2? Will
18TH ST, s, a.S W list sv-Hy Mcc
Bangs to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Iifsrty
cRAMEeRc,Yi' PARK, is.T;rusi,ees Il Co.
lumbia University TO Trust Co 80
wall st; atty, John b Pine, s. Wall
,osrH ST, Az E--Massis Realty Corp to
Anna Terrain, sal W lSith st: atty, b
Terzian, is Park Row............sl
The Bronx.
FREMONT Az. lSio0comity Mtg &C Go ct to
atty, @ Thomas. 20 Wall st.: $4,000
SAME PRoPERTY-same TO Stephen G
Thomas. trustee, 500 W lO7th ST. atty
SANE PRRoPERiT;Y.saimicc to to Geo .sY''I
butcher. as comm TO Maybelle Heap.
West New Brighton, /; atty
SANE PRoPERTY-same. as trustee tc
s sams; psR sty sams M,r CO 10
| Geo q butcher. trustee. SO P!errepont
ysRioMfE:Y I Xv a ss.S; Kelly ST. ISIS !
I ct. 2 &ssts; atty, y y T & N Co .iiO. 500
TowNsEND Az. $, 100 n Belmont ct,
..x-RudOlph Proeario to Anthony
LOWELL ST, 1O42-Llllian Aglnsky and
| another TO Philip Aginsky, 4l22 Hull
| av; atty, Samuel Pollak, SO Park
Hk hyTTTL Az 2s5i.John Holman 10
| Margaretha OLSON. Ass Stone av; atty.
ST IkwRESSScE Az i,.sl.Amands 'y Z
| Munich to Dollar Saw Bank. 27e2 %
| av: attys, MacKellar G, iS Cedar
EAGLE Az. s. 247S westchester av,
| 25xil3-Smith Williamson, exr, 20 Kath
NJ Mara, et5 Eagle av; atty. william
| 18TH ST. s2s E-Gertrude schlenoff to
stella Epstein gs Az AZ. SrOtona aV' any
aosTH ST, n 8, part lot Coz, map G p a
H y opdyke. 26.sxs.s-Julius Loeb
to Edwin VI Rosenthal, Toledo, Ohio
| attys, Loeb, B & II. Wall st....... 81
LOT 10. map ST Joseph's orphan Asylum
| Benz Polak to Chas Hecht, Lakewood
\ j atty, Emma y Polak. -. S2,6 500
LOT 49, map Hudson park-W Peters q
| Hy Suhrig, 20 Manhattan av; atty, w
| Peters & Co. lo44 fremont avs 500
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

The Payson Mel Merrill Company
leased apartments in $40 West Fifty
seventh street to Major Harold J. Fitz
and Edgar B. Smith space in 20 West
Flftieth street TO DR.. John s. Thatcher
an apartment in So Washington Square
South to Mrs. ". MacLaren. and in 112
West Forty-seventh street to Charles P.
Buchanan.
Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs. B.
Aymar Sands to the Medlin Realty Com
pany the four story American basement
residence at IS West Forty-eighth
street; also for II. Ray Paige his apart
ment in SIS Park avenue, furnished, to
c. G. Strater.
Duff & Conger. Inc. leased the dwell
ings at so East Eighty-seventh street to
Harold d. Bentley: 112 East Ninety
first street to DR., Daniel ]. Daily, and
1879 Madison avenue to DR.. Scott
Maclaire.
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PLAN 9TH Av. APARTMENTS.

Plans were refiled yesterday for a
twelve story apartment house TO be built
on the plot, 706x90. on the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and Ninety-second
street, which has always been vacant.
The plans were f,led year ago by the
Bryce estate. which owns the land, but
war time conditions necessitated a post
ponement OF operations In order 10
comply with the coming laws they were
filed again yesterday. The proposed
apartments win cost 100000. The
architects are Shape. Bready & Peter
kin, Inc. OF 2eo West Forty-second
street.
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GOTH ST, 1t5 u, str and c--samuel Good
man to Isidor wenoeiberg. i45 = goth st.
and ano. Q yrs from July is. 1919; atty,
WEST sG!t5 5 III. sil.ciais De
Brave Meyer to Hyman Freedman, 1o5
Moore ct, Brooklyn, 5N yrs from August
s.lH p az i ia l. k s@i.aso Simon q
to 1l4 East seth ST Realty Corpn,,, u
yrs from Oct l. 1919; sttys. Travis g 4
soTTa ST w ssls. E iaii.si East soth 81 Co
to Simon Pnsster, 1857 sd av, s yrs from
April /, 1920; atty, Sidney Loeb, le
rGRK Az iits, :il.Asaiha Realty Go 10
1p %Hn /, rn isss atty. ssidnss Loeb y
pAR fs Az, iiis. 'si,-.Asstha Realty co
April l.. 1870; atty. sidney Loeb; a.. ~
l1TH Av, cor aist st. gore. sii-Mary
and Thomas O Patterson. admrs. TO Sam
Holober, Q Bank st. ct AL yrs from
St;.ss l. ,, ,ll am: sns . assi; .!
9th sT, IL w. part OF third loft-l7-iss
w 45th st Corpn TO Samuel Newman, ~
az Hi. st. zr' .s ss0P Pw ssp' 10.
sTH Az, SIS. . str and b-s.die JosePh,yy
TO Samuel wsxmann, aiss 5th av s s,io
pEk fs SLIP 'u T. 4 .llDMsfy p.at.eh 20
'Aiois w Pint, IL Palmetto st, Brookiyn;
yrs from May l. 1870; atty. Jas L ESp hoo
co SGT; iSG sx xV sss str in bldg - "
7ad st--bs W 7ad st Co. Inc. TO Nathan
sachm. E 10Th ct, and ano, : yrs ana
en- mos from July IS, 1919; atty HATH Ins
I Stein, 50 Maiden lane. .si,eoS
SAME PROPERTY, north half str and
part basement--same to same. yrs f rem
March !, 1919: atty. same. ..''''''s''V
The Bronx.
BOSTON RID. 1910. store No. t-Kone
sky. 1910 Boston I'd yrs, from Aarcn
/, 1916 sttys. Dsutsch d. toos
Bwsy '.'..'.':,i,;,; ,; al, Si''ioSTe
w Grand Bldv and Concourse bSxeslO-
w c Bergen to Bergen Garage Inc
alto Grand Blvd and Coneourse, yrs;
July l. 1918; atty. VIM IL keosn,, sod