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The sun., 1919-02-18

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.l
Manhattan.
9TH ST, 4i9-Barnet KlAr and Morris
Miller TO Pauline Klar and Beckis NIL.
weinhandler, 900 Bway ,,...,..!. $4,000
CHERRY ST. n g. 955 scammel At, runs
n S9N 64.s to w c OF 234' Monroe st
along rear of :34-2S6 Monroe st
4S.lK 90 to n = Cherry st W 1884
seo-a02 Cherry =, and 4O-4s SCANNED
st In lease from trustees estate OF ogden
bldss Sc-wm 4 Miles a Co to Law
yers Title a Trust Co. 100 Bwsy. sue
cess1r BY merger to the Home Trust CO &C.;
losFHI 81, sSG E-Teresa and Ss Sy,Tio
Iaslllo, on tho premises, TO Giuseppe and
Rocco Romano ct al, 284 Z l0sth st.
Feb 20. 1912; atty. Geo HelfEott 8 T
14e Tii' ST. 8 iii Am.t av ss'iiS
E.ll-Gottlob and Pauline Klein TO East
River Saw Insn, 2a1-2e5 Bway, May 81,
o 1905; atty, Lawyers co; d8o
eoPM ST. iii Geo He;,dlinssr 70 the
Bank for Saw In City OF N Y, May 20,
l9ohi, atty. Title Guar a T Co. 10
I2isT ST. n 8. iit Amst av. runs n
f00lix W 2tz bx W i2Sx n sk c5S
ioo.li 70 r . street \ e IFS TO beg
uel wacht, 100 Riverside Drive. Dec IL,
1915 atty. Samuel wacht. Jr, "a
soPH ST. "a. 100 e Riverside Drive, 'I iSS1
Corpn to n "a n Real Estate Impt
Co. 90 Church 81. due Jan ]. 1929, 8fs.
pr mtg t4O0, 600 atty, Nathaniel Kent,
12o Bway.. .'-.r,'.-...',...,., $4,000
The sun., 1919-02-18

INA NNA l'ANliS iNNN I'll fONl NAlio.
Great Britain and lrrlard-I lose at IL 90 NJ,
Fol- n. l.. $. transport Harrisburg.
Frauce--CloSc Al 1880 A. NJ. Feb. ls Sc.
France.
Itay-Close at A. VI. Feb. 20 So. Duca
degI AbruZZi. .
Gihraltar-Clos' at A, NJ. Feb. %, S..
Duca dogu AbruLgi
Belgium-Close at 10 90 A. N. Feb. Is. IS.
OsawatOmie
Norway, sweden, Denmark. Netherlands.
Greco. Germany, Austria and Hung ary-sef-
vice Suspended.
The sun., 1919-02-18
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

'Includes one-third share Irving Tru'
tSee Irving National Bank.
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BLOOM WILL PROBABLY BUILD.

A combination store, office and theatre
building will probably be erected by Sol
Boom on the valuable corner property
In the Fordham Square section, bought
by him yesterday from the estate OF John
B. Haskins, at a price said TO be in the
nsighborhood OF 100000. The deal In
wolves the square block bounded by Ford
ham road, 1Ssth street. Third and Wash
ington avenues.
The property faces Fordham Univer-
s!ty, and has a frontage OF as feet on
Fordham road and 1s9th street and 226
feet on Third and Washington avenues.
II Includes In all about forty city lots,
and Is at present improved with old two
and three story frame buildings. The
surrounding section is rapidly growing
IN Importance as a business district The
opposite block, extending from Third and
Park avenues to Webster avenue. on tn"
south side OF Fordham road. has bee 4.
chosen by Alfred NJ. and Howard j.,
Rogers as the site for. department
store. +a.', $685. ea-ae. 1en-.,s
Mr.. Bloom is an old time operator and
theatre builder. He erected and leased
several theatre buildings In the Forty
second street district Yesterdays pur-
chase represented his first deal since his
release as a Captain in the army.
The sun., 1919-02-18
BUSINESS LEASES.

S. osgood Pell & Co. subIeased the new
hreproof garage at the northwest corner
OF Sixty-third street and Second avenu.
Samuel J. Tankoos leased for the Hor,
q Hardart Company to I. siller. pro-
prietor of the World Waist Companv. IN.
southeast corner OF Houston street and
broadway. large additional portion of
the ground floor.
M. Rosenthal & Co. leased to the Bel
slan Dress Company the fourth floor Mt
II East Seventeenth street.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc. leased the
store in 1919 West FORTHWITH street TO
styles q Cash: the easterly half OF the
second floor Of 1886 West Forthwith
street to William H. woodin. Jr.. and
larry c. Walker; the fifth floor Of 351-3
West Fifty-second street to the Looming
AeronautIcal Engineering Corporation |;
the fourth floor at 211-15 West Tween
ueth street TO the Peiser Manufacturing
Company; the third floor Of 33-a7
Blocker street to David SchifY: space
In the Acker. Merrall & Condit Building.
southwest corner of Fifth avenue and
Thirty-hfth street. to James z. Blake
Co: space in the Brokaw Building.
broadway and Forty-second street, to
Harry f. PERISH. Patent Trading Cor
poration OF America, William j. Smith
c. lie Roy and Murray Blank. ]. c. Cor
don and =. r Manley, Bricka-For
Company. and with Harris & Vaughan,
Ewing. Baker & Henry large suite Of
offices on the ninth floor to the indie
pendent Pneumatic Tool Company Of
Chicago. Ill
Pease & Gilman. with Alfred II. Stout,
leased loft in $40 Fifth avenue to
Barnet Clynne.
j. Arthur Fischer leased to DIR. Charles
l.. Baldwin the parlor floor store at 1856
West Forthwith street TO Messrs. Ler-
ner and Weitzner the store and first
loft at .344 Seventh avenue. and to MI
chael christensen the first loft at the
southeast corner Of Seventh avenue and
Thirty-ninth street
The sun., 1919-02-18
CULLMAN BUYS ON PINE ST.
viii Build once structures Like
Those In Holland.

Joseph F. Cullman purchased the four
Ave story buildings at %, % and ss
Pine street. extending through the block
to 30. 80. 81 Depeyster street. and 70
South street. corner Of Depeyster street.
Charles +. Noyes Company made the
sale for Edward 8. Savage. The prop
erty was valued at $4,000 and Mr..
Culman paid all cash. The various
tenants have received substantial pay
ments for the cancellation of leases. Mr.
Cullman will Immediately convert all four
buildings into modern office structures
with every Improvement.
He will follow the lines Of construc-
tion of small office buildings which are
30 popular in Amsterdam, Holland The
tenant who has offices on the lower
moor Will also have space in the upper
part Of the building for storage or
samples.
With Mr.. Cullman's recent purchase
or these four buildings, he now owns the
entire. block bounded by Front, Pine
south and De Peyster streets with the
exception of two small buildings. Mr..
Cullman also owns the Front street
bloc hfront from Maiden lane to Pine
street. and practically the entire block
bounded by Front street. Burling Slip,
South street and Fletcher street. as well
as many other valuable holdings in the
Maiden lane district, on Broadway and
on Water street. all of which properties
he has purchased within the past few
years through the Charles +. Noyes
Company.
The Mason Realty Company has re-
sold TO a client of Phillip d Shapiro
the Rivercrest. at % to 80 Fort Wash
ington avenue. southwest corner OF 16Oth
street, six story. high class elevator
apartment house. on a plot 131x126x ir-
regular, arranged in suites OF five. six,
and seven rooms. The property, which
rents for $4,000 and was held at $780,
900. was bought several days ago by
the selling company from the, Manhat-
tan Savings Institution. william s.
Baker arranged the resale.
The Mason Realty Company. Max n.
Natanson president. sold to the ]. q.
Leasing Company. Inc (Bernard Craus-
mani. the premises on the northwest cor
ner of 174th street and University ave-
nue.. known as 1901 University avenue.
The property consists of a six story
walkup apartment house completed with
In the last year. with all modern i'm
provements. The property Is on a plot
1O5xl34. was held at $4,000 and was
sold for cash. David Mintz was the
broker in the transaction.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST NINETY-THIRD STREET -
Thomas J. O'Reilly sold for the Law
yers Mortgage Company the flve story
dwelling at 254 West Ninety-third
street, on plot 17xlo0. assessed at
$4,000.
WEST HATH STREET-The i've story
apartment house on lot 25x100. at AZ
West Hath street, was sold to an in
weston by the Rose lien estate. repre-
scented by Lind & Pfeifer as attorneys
EAST 18TH STREET - George n.
Bruno & Co. and Albert w. Petrie sold
344 East i1Sth street, a six story
building with stores. for Cornelia H
Hughes of England.
WEST 10th STREET-Mrs. Frances
Hanford sold the three story dwelling
on lot 19x100. at III West 130th street
to a client OF Ernest T. Bower.
EAST SIXTY-SIXTH STREET-Leo-
pold Cohen is reported to have sold
60 East Sixty sixth street, a four story
dwelling. on lot 20xl005,-
EAST SEVENTY-FIF-TH STREET -
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. L. Ross
bach the four story dwelling. 19xl02.2,
at AZ East Seventy-fifth street, to
Charles u. Hazen.
PEARL STREET--Willlam c. Selgert,
tenant. bought the five story build
Ing. 19x62, at l44 Pearl street from
the bfOduWay-JOHH NcdltJ
Company, Elias A. Cohen president.
who bought 1t last week trom Yale
University.
WEST SIXTY-SIXTH STREET-The
Ave story tenement at 245 West Sixty
sixth street was resold by Lydia Klein
field, who bought the property at auc-
ton.
WEST EIGHTY-FIFTH STREET-The
Knights OF Columbus are reported to
have bought the dwelling at las West
Eighty-fifth street for use as club
house for West Side members
EAST FIFTY-FOURTH STREET-The
First Un.versalist Mission OF New
York sold Brevoort Hall. a three story
structure. 49x100, at l54 East Fifty
fourth street. to a client of Pease a
Gilman.
WEST I36TH STREET-Jane Cameron
sold to q Mr.. Diamond 2Ss West 136th
street. a three story dwelling. on 10,
17x99.11.
The sun., 1919-02-18
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Sells Two Big
Harlem Apartments.
WORTH HALF A MILLION
Section Of Bronx Community
Building-sol Blum Buys
Fordham Block. .

Pininey Court and watts Court, two
seven story elevator apartment houses
valued at 100000. were sold yesterday
BY Peter Axelrad. president Of the Axel.
rad Mortgage Company. Inc. for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. to
the Harted Realty Company. Inc. which
Is composed OF Isidore thinner and SAM
uel ReiniSk The houses are located at
isl.lss West 14oth street. Just east of
Seventh avenue. and occupy plots 1861
100 and 120x100. They are among the
largest structures of their kind In Har-
Ism. Frank Locker acted as attorney
for the buyers and Walter Stabler repre-
ssnted the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company In the transaction. .-....
The apartments contain 112 five. six
and seven room apartments, which rent
for a total OF Sos. 900 a year. This Is the
third sale made by Mr.. Axelrad for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
The sun., 1919-02-18
EXTENSION FOR HEARNs.

A deal closed In the midtown section
is taken as a negation OF the rumor.
which has been current for several years,
that James A. Hearn & Sons intend to
move their department store up town.
The firm bought the five story building
at 80 West Fourteenth street and 81
West Thirteenth street, which II intends
to remodel into a shop for men. Tho
property adjoins the present Hearn es-
tablishment and gives Il a total area OF
$4,000 square feet.
The sun., 1919-02-18
poREszA COURT IN DEAL.

Norman Denzer sold for the estate OF
the late Col. William Barbour a six story
elevator apartment on plot 1ooxlO0 at
BB AID 547 West l5sth street. known as
the Dorenza Court
This building was constructed Few
Years go by the Friedman Construction
Company and is situated on the north
side Of l5sth street 1875 feet east OF
Broadway. The estate held the property
for about 100000 and sold It to Irving
Juals and Fischer Levine for all cash.
Mr. Denzer has been appointed agent
for the property
The sun., 1919-02-18
BROWN BUYS sTRATFoRD-AvoN

From Frances V. Smith Frederick
Brown bought the Stratford-Avon, six
story elevator apartment house at the
southeast corner of st. Nicholas avenue
and i7ith street. on a plot l0oxloo. IL
contains nine stores and thirty-eight
apartments, rents for $4,000 and was
held at S225,000. Nehring Bros. were
THE brokers in the deal.
Mr.. Brown sold to Alfred Blase 1925
Clinton avenue, a two family house, on
lot lsxso, held at $4,000. Calm & Pitt
man were the brokers.
The sun., 1919-02-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co leased an
apartment in the new building at 27o
Park avenue for the Vanderbilt Avenue
Realty Company to Mrs Charles H.
Thorne also an apartment In $50 East
Seventy-second street for Walter Bar
mum TO Hermann c. Schwab; an apart
ment at l06 East Elghty-fifth street to
Mrs. G. Temple Bridgeman. and at 103
East Eighty-sixth street an apartment to
S. o. Shotter.
Pease & Gilman, with Alfred II. Stout
leased the dwelling at 124 West Fifty
eighth street for the estate of Georgiana
Merritt to Mrs. J. B. Soule and let fur
nlshed for w. Il. Franklin his apartment
in 1876 East Seventy-ninth street 20 j. ].
Walker.
The sun., 1919-02-18
BUYS SITE FOR ADDITION.

The American Lithographio Company
bought from Jane r. Thompson and 9TH
ers AZ East Eighteenth street three
story building 20 feet wide and 90 feet
deep. The property was held at $4,000
The American Lithographic Company
occupies the twelve story building abut-
ting on the southwest corner OF Fourth
avenue and Nineteenth street. to which
the property purchased will be added af-
ar alterations are made. Brett & Goode
Company and L. H. Ludlow & Co. were
the brokers in the sale.
The sun., 1919-02-18
HUNTS POINT PALACE SOLD.

The centre section OF the $1,000. 600
Bronx Community Building. erected by
James F. Meehan about six years ago,
was sold yesterday by I,eitner, Bremen
L Starr, Inc, for the Equity Assets Cor
poration 20 a client of Kendall & Herzog.
The property Is known as the Hunts
Point Palace. and is situated at Southern
Boulevard and Hunts Point Square. with
a right OF way on 1881 street, 1t covers
A plot l40xl50, and contains a modern
hall, banquct room. offices. a reading
room and palm garden on the roof.
The entire community building In
cludes three sections on plot of thirty
lily lots The centre portion. sold yester-
day. was put up at a cost Of s45o.0oo.
Section three, the Cecil Spooner Theatre.
was sold in 1914 to the Shuberts in ex-
change Cor a group of fats at to II
West Sixty-third street.
The sun., 1919-02-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

With name and address OF lenders
torney.l
Aaa.hu.An-
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SELLS DYCKMAN LOTS.

Edward Caserman OF the Kermit
Realty Company sold four lots. ,00x100,
at the northwest corner OF 213th street
and Ninth avenue to a client OF A. II.
Gitterman. This property is diagonally
opposite from that which was acquired
through the same broker by the Evans
Film Corporation for improvement with
a film studio and laboratory.
The sun., 1919-02-18
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address o. lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
ALLEN ST, So, s, 25xs7.s, Feb Ii--Jos
Harris ct al, to Central saw Bank,
1877 +th av due Feb II, iSzt Sc; Attys
Amend & A, 1l9 Nassau st........t 600
Cast of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST. y, $50 W 4,h av, e0xs2. prior
mort. Feb l4-Alco- GTavure. Inc, to
Jonathan Thompson: at Hauppauge. L. /.
shes %Ss Is ' %sl vi atys s,sy Art
18th ST, 1? E. iSniO2,2, prior mort FEB Feb
it@chas D HaHen to Leonora b Ross
yers r q T CO. 100 Bway. ......,, $40, 900
SAD ST. SOS p. 25IloO,S. Jan Anna Bihr
TO Jno Planck 500 Il 93d NJ, 3 yrs 81,
attys. A & II Bloch. % Nassau st.il' $50
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street)
ISTH ST, 3t4 Il. ., 25XlO0.l0. prior mtg
Feb l5-Frank Pagliaro 10 Cornelia II
Hughes, at Harrow weald Park, Middle
IS atty. T @ 4 T Co. l7s Bway lI4,SoO
I22D ST. Sl4-2O e, s, 75xIOOii, prior
c G,s 10 Jan Hry ' Heldns Co R e, oIa0S
due and int as per bond ..........tiI.2SS
FORT, WASHINGTON Az. 2S-s3, = W cor,
isoth . st., lai;iinl2s,snSS. 7.7s.i: prior
haitian Saw Instn. 6i4 broadway, SO
due as per bond; atty, u & 7 Co, I7G
sAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 ABB if KiDs
16S 18th 81, due and Int as per bond ,
atty, Fredk l.ese. % Nassau st{l6, 600
PISEHURST AV, W cor, 1sOth st, 5OIS
100 7xB0xll2.l0, prior mtg. Feb ID
Harry w Hollins to Amalle A dig, 1870
Riverside Drive, due Aug is, 1920, So,
prior mtg $4,000; atty. 4 7 Co. i7G
IsiTH ST, ti.-it W. SIS. soIssii,' ' priog
mtg, FEB l6-Arrow Holding corpn TO
1871. So prior mtg $4,000; attys, Her.
man & Ernst. 10 Bway ...,........7 1900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
HOLLAND Az. W e, $40 n Morris Park nv.
2bxl00-wm Greer to Frank l. Golfer,
Nov Is. 1922. SO; atty. T. q a T Co, i7s
,,5Ta ' ST. Isl e. g5siicC:Hiiissmls' 80 =
Phelps TO Peter sinnott, s67 Is5th st,
prior mtg $4,000. Feb Is. q yra, So
atty, Peter Sinnott, s67 L Ie5th st 81 S0
HATH ST, n .. 240 W Brook av. lOoxsS, iii
@ Rieker's Sons. Inc, to Barbara RieKer,
sos Willis Rv. and ano (extrs), Feb 3 s
yrs. So atty. II Sullivan. 500 Willis
sHxxEasPiEiARE Nv. W cor. isstS S'V 81.
GS.Ilxl06: also Shakespeare av, 5,
6slt 9 ls9th 1T, s1xioo-Transit Bldg
Corpn to Siishire CONSTR Co, $50 Fox 81,
Feb IL. due Dec IS, 1919. so; atty, aett-
The sun., 1919-02-18

MONTREAL CLOSING.
LIS PFNDENS,
Manhattan.

7TH Az, Is,S-John II Hsarcn. eSr ct al
aEt Fisk 60 foreclosure Of nortRaFeI.
sttys. Norwood. Appel & Walsh.
10TH ST, : :. 100 Madison nv e5v,on1,
William II Wilder ct al. trustees az.
Jacob Levin ct al foreclosure of n,orP-
sasel; atty, w Patterson
lolsT ST, 81 E--Rubcn's Widow and
orphan h"n"rol"nt society nf New YorE
agt Bertha Leipzig ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; aitys, Cary Carroll
lOSTH ST, y, 81 " 81 av, :sxloO.
trustees OF the New York Trade School
aEt Dora Schoenfeld ct NJ CforeCloEtIra
OF mortgageJ: attys. Cary q Carroll,
The sun., 1919-02-18
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

STREET - The Benenson
Realty Company resold the two Ave
story new law apartment houses at
"a 20 80 Eliwood street. in the Dyck-
man section, on plot l2bx100. and
held at $4,000. The new owner is
a client OF X. Harris. The structures
rent for $22.500.
AVENUE The Benenson
Realty Company sold TO Joseph Essen
fioid 1918 Bryant avenue, Ave story
new law house. on plot 4oxl0o. held
The sun., 1919-02-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SPRING ST, 2s-Peter Murphy agt Cath
crime NJ Mittnacht, owned: william p
Tench, b-contrac tor. ....,........ S29T
s6TH ST. 81 w-Meyer Gold agt Fifty
eight and sixty Manhattan Av Corp. and
George s Hauxhurst. owners and con-
tractors. s's...'..s.ss..4475
GOTH ST, $50 Il; Goth st, 2O6 L. and s5th
1T, I2i E-Charles Spaet agt Henry
Bader, owner ana contractor, =. ,t205.7b
The sun., 1919-02-18
Bronx.

WELLEsLEY ST. n $. rs: W Crestop nv
25xs4.T--Lawrencc Glhnev mr. Saea
Tremper ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage atty, A Il Bunnen
LOT 20. map OF South Vernon Parh
crawford property, South Mount Vernon
y Y. town Of East Chsa er--Har-s pr,n
erantz agt william T Mapes foreclosure
OF mortgagel; atty, j u Wechsler
map OF Washing onville towns ~
Eastchester; also lots l and 2, block "a
ana lots 80 and 81, block IL m q
Edenwald- X Ciarey agt MARY
w peuNn'd '''' ="
SD Az. sssO-Msrv r Bl7kc act Chnr,cs
Blair % al foreclosure OF murtgJE.l
attys, Cary d Carroll.
The sun., 1919-02-18
BALTIMORE.
ISONDS.

le5TH ST. S1l E-Same to Same; snme
pIfTypII;;GN ,r,;., 20
to Greater New York Savings Bank, ass
9th av, Bklyn; atty New York Title a
Mtg Co, 1875 Bway $4,000
The sun., 1919-02-18
TRANspACTFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close AZ g. Z, o. and Ctr
HF~~e. ion st ~ N daily.
samoan Islands, Aus+->saR>snd specially al.
dressed mail for New zealand Iyla san Fran.
cs'Ol Feb 20 ~. SonOma.
Philippine Islands (viB Vancouver and Vic
torR. u. c. Fen. e. 81. Empress OF Asa.
Tahiti. Mmquesas. Cook Islands, New Yea.
land ard specially addressed mail for Aus.
trHia tvia san Francisco Feb. %. 81.
MOana.
Hawaii and Gram-This mail Il forwarded
TO the Pacific Coast daily for despatch 10
destination by the best opportunity.
Japan Korea china, sam, Cochin China.
d,ts-C1OsP AZ 49, T. " daily. THIS mail il
forwarded to tho Pacific Coast daily for
despatch to destination by the best oppor.
tunty.
The sun., 1919-02-18
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AT MERRICK

Beautiful emi-bungalow. nine rooms,
two baths hot water heat; enormous sun
par,or two car garage; chicken houses
ard E'r; lsrys- corner plot, frontage on
th7ee streets: hve minutes walk or station !;
r4ar Great South Hay Value 1000. Out
of.toVn owner offers for $1,000. This 10 a
RAJ bargain. II. j. McCORD. l7s Pine St.,
FTeapOrt |. l.
The sun., 1919-02-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

~ PERSONS interested in buying a
am am N this vicinity and wanting to buy
Me- from the owner and not through a
hepnne am In a position to be OF great
v "m mo about what you want and what
Of 81 s want 70 pay; ! know OF a number
n enaA Farms that can be. bought right
W ~ Hope Valley, r. ].
The sun., 1919-02-18
Yesterdays Fires.

4 NJ Loss.
:4s-l65th -. and sodwick av.
The Bronx. y, y. c. r. II.
6:45--26+ 9th ay,, Messmnre Ken
dall '''s.''.. Irining
G.4O--5a3 water St, unknown .....,S Slight
s:SO--iSth st. and East River, Sea-
board Warehouse. ...,,... Unknown
0-l5--2.4-G Tompkins st., Grand
Shuddy Mills Cp,.,...,.....T ridinS
V;35--43d 9TH av,; Mary Kersch-
ncr ,,,...'..,..., .....-., Unknown
r":i5-3l5 nroone st, unknown..., $500
j. 500 w iioth St Francis
1g:45---Si 5,h sy; y a. Gunsherg. Slight
IL :50---35 WORTH 81; tr!ted Cisar
90. '.,.r.'..''''''' .,...',,, Trtnlng
Il NJ
:;I5-2tt;h st. and Bottom rd, un-
2:A5--il6o ~ av. II closer. Triniag
. Do ~ "a .; AID MAJ. Ga az, Tao
Bronx, unknown, .......,, ,.,.., None
49, 10 Nurtou -: JOAN Dean. , Tr.ning
a5-+2S l.. 2ith ST; Frederick
200 -G40-I W 3lth st; Taomas
& Hlsckr Hay and Grain
7;gO--sli i. 10th 81. The Bronx;
Samuel Hutton '.'.t,....,..T rihinG
The sun., 1919-02-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan
ISFonN.

WILLIAM ST, 2s--rity Maiam.in Co Inc
agt Fred Il Jennings ct a., Dec 10
l9lh...'. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. yGl5
Bronx.
PALISADE Az, 25?l--rhomas Y Homer
Go agt Euianu d. DoOull ct Al: Feb
.. iele..,.,. ..,,,..,...,,.,..s2s , sls.lI
The sun., 1919-02-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

'rH as s,fa GGs h ss cSiaasss sy
Sd ay, 777i $50 Of, &, 100 W Park Sy;
The sun., 1919-02-18
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OWN YOUR OWN HOME for a small
eish payment and your present rent none
! have 7-room and tiled bath cozy little
home, S'ucCo construction. years old.
beautifully decorated inside and out. ready
N move into now; you can have on above
Terms Ans tree covered plot, Montclair-
@orr'stown section. exclusive and only ~
real bargain; fine air. ideal living con-
Snlons Price $500. OWNER. box 90
A 1900 PAYMENT secures ANAL yIIIax.
,aitn balance like rent apple trees in full
otatlhg i've room model farm house in
curse ~ construction; village water; cleo.
Eight; short walk station. Address
ssoCSTRY HOME LEAGUE. 40 West asa
nueet sSsO--Madison Square.
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18th ct. 5 e Spring at, llS; 18th 81. 40
W; let av, S4i -54I: ssth ct, s27; I~xinE-
ton av, 2ls, total mtgs Si7+. 00O-Mary II
Gerard to Jas w and Mary ID Gerard
SsS Madison ay; Rttys, Scott, G 4 Il, IS
Cedar st; II assns. ........... GIFT
COLUMBUS Av. S03---JaS w Gerard and
Hno, individ and eKrs Jenny A Gerard
and ano, to Mary ID Gerard, rs Il 18th st;
Rttys, Scott, Il N b, 46 Cedar st. .{I2, 900
SAME PROPERTY-AmerIcan Mtg Co to
Jenny Gerard: attys, same ..,.{l2, 900
18TH ST, lO5 +, mtg s3a,
Trust Co to Duncan NJ stewart & CO.
Duncan NJ stewart N Co to Max y Ma
tonson, sol Cathedral Parkway. and Max
y NatansoD to Abel King, l4S Il 65th st
and ano; atty. Fred Lese, IS Nassau st:
WASHINGTON 81. 40l-4li-Evert Macy
81 al, eNrs, &c, TO Seamen's Bank for
savings. Is Wall ST. Attys, Cadwalsder.
Wa T. 40 Wall st...............S7O 20, 900
BEEKMAN PL IL. mtg s5.OoO-Annie
1855 Grand Concourse. Bronx; atty, Rob
ert f bergman, 500 Willis av..,. IS. 900
AUDUBON AV, zoe mtg s12.000--Henry
Morgenthau Co to Abel King, l4s L 18th
st. and ono; atty. Fred Lese, S5 Nassau
lo.TH ST, a4s E-Rachei Ksi.e 10 samuel insii
Cohen, $40 eth av: atty, Fredk II Cow
den, 50 Liberty st. ...........,...si2,o0 900
islsT ST, 2sl w-,Amerlean Trust Go TO
Bklyn; atty. New York Title GO. l2t
9TH ST, .ls d. u part mtg ii,coo-Bsr.
net Klao TO Norris Miller, Mss 18th St
Brooklyn; attys. Morrison a Schin. $40
bWby WV
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY sTREBT.I

DRIVE, eto, n s. S75 " Bway,
alA7xsssxiooxl2ss. sty apt--tAnE-
Inc, ct al; due. s4b,t56lo: taxes, &c
ss,17s: prior mtEs, $4,000; to tho Elted
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BY J. II. Mayors.

18TH ST. $50 W, SIS. IS Q Audubon av. lsx
1873, 2 sty and dwg-saml Gerber agt
&C. tsis:soi sub ~ = pfioT mts OF 5000;
to the plaintiff. $3.50
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PHILADELPHIA,
BONDS,

$500 Am Gas & Elec Is S. IS 81 81
5000 Lake Sup incomes 81 6S 81 a.
500 500 ,chiEh Val gen g.. sois soy soh sou
~ Lehigh Val con IS. ION lol4 I0i% iolI
1000 Phia Flee LIST IS zoe % 81 % a
l @ span Am Iron e. .iolL lolx ioi loi
40NO United Rvs Inv IS GA 66M g 6ItL