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The sun., 1919-09-18
BRooKLrN rnANsACrIoNs.

Charles c. STEELE sold the two story
and basement brick house at 6S3 Baltic
street for Henry v. Raymond 10 Mar
garst K. Thompson.
Samuel Galitzlta a J. Lacov sold for
s. c. Cary on the southwest corner "
Avenue J and East Thirteenth street,
plot 1ooxlo0. to n builder who will i'm
prove II with five four story apartment
houses with stores
Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the semi-detached brick
dwelling at 2oe0 Sixty-third street.
Napoleon Park, to Jacob Waldman.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Annie Wagner the frame dwelling at
603 Foster avenue. on q plot 5ox10o.
Vincent Massa was the broker.
The Buckley q Horton Company cold
1852 Bergen street, between Bedford
and Nostrand avenues. a four story
eight family brick and stone doublo
apartment building, lot 39x120, for II.
c. Watrous to an investor.
The Berkshire Realty Company. Inc.
purchased four four story apartment
houses on plot 1eox1oo at s1e to $50
Madison street. containing thirty-two
apartments, renting for $4,000.
Charles Buermann q Company sold for
Frank Zital the two story frame house.
1S.7x76. at "A Lorimer street, to Mrs.
Elmo Lamneo.
Louis Gold resold eleven ono family
houses on the south side Of Lefferts
place between Franklin and Ciasson
avenues.
Charles Partridge sold tho. two story
and basement two family stone dwelling
at 653 Prospect place for the Clinton
Trading Corporation to client for oc-
cupancy
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Luke and In 1os East Seventy nfth
street. to Richard s. Emmett.
Douglas L. Elllman q Company, Inc,
leased apartments at e. East Eighty
sixth street to ]. L. Watson; at io6
East Eighty-hfth street to Miss Lillian
A. Morse at Ale Madison avenue 20 A.
L. and M. L. Hopkins; at 152 West
Fifty-eighth street to Mrs. Edward Fall
lows, and at ~ East Seventy-eighth
street, a furnished apartment. to Mira
A. N. Anderson.
4. Bastine a Co., Inc, leased an
apartment at So East Thirty-fourth
street to Miss Luella Henkel ana an
apartment at 4s East Thirty-fourth
street to Miss Marjorie Tempest.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
TO Mrs. Catharine Leary the four story
dwelling at SO West Nlnety-seventh
street.
H. Holtz q Co., Inc, leased to H.
Cramer the four story dwelling at il2
West Seventeen street
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Ruth and Pullman white and sno to

Ruth and Pullman White and ano to
Robt Ellie. 2aso sedgwick sv, Sept 1s;
atty. Robert Ellis. a2so sedEwick ave.
rGIisos Aivi.. iaas:: y :. i:sIiisS.lgs.;
sr, Rssns s 1e4s t E:Is Sep. rs atty
FOREST Az. 1858. e s, 25xis5-Eliz
mtg $4,000. Sept Is: atty. G &
WALNUT AZ. cor is5tn st. ;io15SssS
to Locust av; also Walnut av, n Q cor
isssS st. soJ1i to ssssS a1 Z. and 'G
Albert N Page. rs Jackson Blvd.
Chicago. III. April i6; atty. T 7
oGD S Az. "y;; cor i7o.h st. icca7a.sS
ss.7x72:s-Avoca Realty Co to VALLEY
Const Co. $50 Bway. mtg 10000. Sept
IL; atty, Goldfein & w, $50 Broad.
SAME PRoPERrY.walii:y Con:t CO to
Isaac Rossnsweig. 1850 Weeks sy. and
NJ Goldberg. 14i Bway. .............s1 500
1s+TH ST. 8, 4s.io Brook av runs
s.w toe . Brook av 2sx n .
Realty Co to Israel aoidatein. 1855 TIT,
fanny ct, mtg n.soo. Sept 10; atty, = =
MtslsSn, iso Bwsy:
ioo-s Il &M d Bsrnhcirn.r Co to
Cornwall Corp. 500 Bway. mtg 31oo. 200,
Sept 3: atty. Krakower a P. 500 Broad
cXRPENrE;Ra Nv. 'ss;iis. .. aaitxiicsw
Helen II viele to Luigi Ciccone, s22
Bergen ct; 5kiyn. Sept 5; atty. Arthur
BRYANT Az. NV cor xldu: st, iccIsS
.-crausman Realty Co and ano to
ssssse' Sept si Il: atty. 's siirsrm. is
BECK A 81: is; as.leo-k.ta' iS x
st, mtg 5000. Aug Is; atty. Z P
stMn thopssTyy.I;as Br ii;ai;i,'i; e
IT u ~. t,t
mtg ss.soo, Sept 10; atty. same. ..si
5ssSlatx7t;1oIJos A zinkmund to 10.
10; atty. Title Guar q r co. lis broad;
FOX ST. SIS. q s. ic.ios-phiiliow Realty Realty
Co to Isaac Edeiman. SIS Union av. mtg
Sss'5oo. Sept ls; atty. Title Quar- & z
AVENUE s"ay 10; Il, man new v,iiaSe
Jerome. 25xla5-A oldrin salter to Mary
Y. McDo . !sis Katenah sy; Sept ls.;
Mary v Mcdonald to EiiEio cristantieiio
~ 2l4th st. mtg $4,000. Sept 8; atty.
s1Ms is Sps ST. &C. s7 IL hT MSm. st. iss
Kelly st. mtg $4,000. Sept 10; atty, E T
ai1TM 81. 3. i5s4e White Plain: I'd. 81
PARK av. mtg tl.issso. Sept Is; atty
IRVINE ST. SIS. . s. .sxloO-Lena Freq
and ano to Amelia scherer. 1e7 e 1ott
Ct mtg 5000. Sept Is; atty. Lawyers z
GRAND Av, cor Evelyn pl. 5oxioo-
Adele b LAwlor to David Purets. 2soI
MSsr;s ~ c %tt iss sSE sept is sss
ANTHONY Av. n e cor ITsth 81. 2l.sxso-
Marie H Trenbig to Edwin ! Alexander
atty, Lawyers Co. isO Bwsy. .fio. 50,
FRIsBY AV. 242s. W $, 25x1aa-Mari,
A Sherman to Bernard Chester. 2ss!
Lyon av. mtg 5000, Sept IS: sttys. WIN
Peters a Co. loA fremont sv. .....s1e'
Sd ST. s2S W 9Th sv. ssnioe:s; also Sd st
s. 500 W 9Th Av 26xlos.b-Michl I
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST DIST STREET, ]. Phillips &
Co. sold for Esther Miles to 8. b. Els
endrath at 305 West Ninety-first
street, on lot 25x73. 1t is the pur-
chaser's intention to alter the building
into small suites.
WEST 12sTH STREBr-Shaw q Co.
sold for Sam Bitterrnan at SO West
12sth street, a four story fiat, 25x1oo.
WEST 18TH STREET-George B.
Eisenie cold the one story garage at
15s-1s1 West 137th street, on plot 5ox
100.
WEST 1ssTH sTREET-The three story
dwelling, 1sxss.11. at 267 West 1s6th
street has been sold by the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. -.-..
WEST 18TH STREEr-Frank b. Hau-
bert of the Office OF Edward c. H.
vogler, sold for Frederick A. Mack the
four story and basement dwelling 21e
West Seventy eighth street, on lot les
x102.2.
WEST 142D STREET-B. w. Smith
Inc, sold for William Schneider to
Augusta Brown the three story and
basement dwelling at 20S West 142d
street, on a lot 16.5x1o0.
WEST 13STH STREET-Ernestine ia
cobowslsy sold 321 West 13sth street
three story dwelling, 17.6x1oo.
The sun., 1919-09-18
SHENK'S SIX DEALS
INVOLVE S2,1O5,OOO
Operator Sells Rockfall and
Two other Apartment House
u Properties.
ALSO BUYS THREE FLATS
Home Buying Active in Fifth
Gave. Section; Old Trinity
4 Parish House Resold.

Apartment house trading. with Joseph
sfisnk. the. operator. taking leading
psrti in the activity. was the feature OF
yesterday's market. Mr.. shenk INDUCED
IN ghree purchases and three sales which
involved a total OF s2,1o5,ooo. The
pfpperties were all on the upper West
Side and on Washington Heights.
The leading deal was the resale of the
Rocixfsll. a ten story apartment at
Broadway and 111th street. which Mr..
Sls<nk purchased few weeks ago. The
house stands on q plot 7Sx100x225 and
iyxvaiued at si,2oo,o0o and rents for
ef4s.0o0 annually. The buyer was a
ctisnt OF A. Weinstein, the broker In the
transaction.
afr. Shenk also resold to a client OF
Slswson & Hobbs 5o4 and SOC West 111th
Ing for $4,000 and held ut S250.o00 I;
aIeo to a client of Benjamin Harris 632
Wtst 17lst street. a Ave story building
rentfng for $4,000 and held at S125, 900.
sMr. Shenk purchased from Joseph
Golding $50 to $50 West 1s1st street,
tHfee six story walk up apartments. each
bQx1o0, containing ninety apartments.
They rent for $4,000 per annun and
were held ut $3ao,oo0. Kap,an a Black
nef were the brokers. Through H. H.
Jsskson he bought the northeast corner
ofsAudubon avenue and 1890 street. two
I'VE story apartments containing twenty
IKE suites and five stores, on plot 70xSo,
lhsld at 100000 and renting for $14.o 900.
axe also purchased from client Of
Marks Marks through B. Frank, as
btaker, the five story walk UP apartment
atRs4 Wadsworth avenue. arranged for
thirty families, on plot 54x115. held at
SiV0,000 and renting for $4,000
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NTH AVENUE HOMES SOLD.

Next in Importance to the activity in
costly apartment house trading was the
return of home buying In the Fifth ave-
nHe section, which was feature of the
market q few weeks ago. Outstanding
among the transactions yesterday was
the sale of the four story madsrn resi-
dence at 20 East Sixty-fiftk street. by
Tease q Eliiman for William Z. Hall OF
washington. d. c.. to Emlen 8. Hare,
y-president of the Packard Motor
Company. The house was built by
HqGgson Brothers Construction Company
aeea cost Of $4,000. During the past
six weeks eight houses have been sold in
this block by Pease & Gilman.
another residential deal by Pease q
Eaiman involves the resale for Joseph
q. Abramson of the four story modern
residence at 20 East Seventy-sixth street
on lot 19.11x1o2.2. The purchaser Is
James T. Shaw, the present tenant. This
s4pe brokers recently sold the house to
Ms Abramson for Mrs. A. d. Stratus.
The sun., 1919-09-18
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

RATHGATE AVENUE-Williamso &
Bryan sold the two story frame house.
25x115, at 1888 Bathgate avenue. to a
client.
WEBSTER AvENUE--L. @. Losere sold
for Conrad Asklof to Robert c. Meyer
the flve story apartment. 2ex1oo. at
p 1249 Webster avenue.
FAILE STREET-Bernard S. Deutsch
and Il Schwartz bought 1883 Faile
street, a three story brick building,
20x100, through Ludwig c. Traube.
KELLY STREET-Bernar5 s. Deutsch
purchased the four story new law fiat
at 1914 Kelly street from the 81 West
Nineteenth Street Realty Company
through s. Ullman.
INTERvALE AVENUE-Bernard S
Deutsch sold TO Calm & Pittman the
southeast corner of IntervalN avenue
and 165th street, a taxpayer contain
ing I'VE stores.
EAST 164TH STREET-Pauline Prics
sold to Sarah becky, represented By
Charles Siegel Levy, the three story
two family house sos East 164tf
street. l.. Baumgarten was the broker
EAST 18TH STREET-Charles Siege
Levy sold TO Louis Mintz and Louis
Siivernan the five. story apartment
house 460 East 139th street, near VIII
lis avenue, on plot 37.6x10o. Mr.. Lew
also sold to Benjamin Rechson the nv,
story apartment house 464 East 13sti
street, near Willis avenue, on plot 37.'
xl0o. The houses rent for about $1S,
600 and were held at 100000. II. II
jackson and Joseph Kaplan were tn
brokers.
BRYANT AvENUE-PhiIipp Jeppl;
sold to Ida Afromowitz. Represented
by Charles Siegel Levy. as attorney
the two family house 900 Bryant ave
nue.. on lot 2ox1oo. c. Giifrish wa
the broker.
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9TH Av. n ., rs . s2d ct. Bkiyn, 7Bx1oo,
vacant = Vol sale; knocked down at
soTH ST, ., ipe.7 New Utrecht Az,
Bkiyn, eleven lots. each 2oxioo--voi
sale; knocked down at tl1,7So.
Esd ST. p 400 W ga av. Hklyn. ieolloo.
yscaht..vol sale; sold to Mr.. Gilbert
NEW ROCHELLE, N Y-suns,t Inn, s
sly hotel. with outbuiidings. &C, zoos
20ox irreE on . Q Main st, through to
Eeho bay. iit Il Lsfevres isne--vOl
Pi.AiNFfEID. n j, sycamore Az. i5s. . .
cor Linden av, ioSxi5sx irres, sty
BELLE HAVEN. GREENwicH. coNN
Rock drive, cor Day and Mayo avs, 8 is
acres, with Furnished dwis Of Is rooms
and : baths. Earsse. 40, also tM acres
Otter. Rock and Meadow Wood drives
Vol sale.
CAT $50 THIRD AvENUn.)
By James J. Donovan
WHITE PLAINS Av, ssaT, " q. fso.s .
Rosewood ct, soxissx6oxitI; Eastchestel
MeWiiiams ct al, o d rompikins. atty
Sold to Bessie stiiiwell for ts.soS.
by George Price.
FIFTH ST. II, n cor Brentwood av, los
xllt, vacant; Peter Duncan W W II
NELL ct al, Louis Fridiser, ref, due or
1udgt t2,1fb.oi, taxes, &C. tso5.32-Sold
to the plaintiff for t2,ioo.
The sun., 1919-09-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease q Gilman leased to Mrs. II. A
Seymour the four story and basement.
seventeen foot dwelling at 81 East
seventy-fifth street. the northwest cor
ner Of Park avenue; to Roma, Ray
mond q Jean seydell the parlor floor In
i13 West Forty-seventh street; also fur
nished apartments in 6sb Park avenue
to Frank Walsh; In i2s East sixty
ninth street, to John z. Lowe; In ia1
East Forty-ninth street. to W. b
Devereux, Jr. in - West Fifty-seventh
street, to James Hall; and in the Hell
nord, at Eighty-sixth street and Broad
way. to Lansing p. Moore; in 1856 Madi.
son avenue, q roof apartment. to DaviG
Ewing; in 81 West Thirty-seventf
street, to Miss Constance Melville. In
l25 East Fifty-siKth street, to Mrs. Kay
J.. Sheehan; In $50 Madison avenue. tS
Mrs. II. e. Ingersoli; in As Eas
seventy-second street. TO II. Rafas
The sun., 1919-09-18
JsrARIN WATERFRONT SOLD.

Harrison s. Colburn Company and
Moore & Wyckoff have sold to a syndi-
cate. the Starin waterfront at the foot
or Broadway. West New Brighton,
staten Island. The site was held at
800. 900, 1t fronts at feet on XIII van
kuil and extends south across tn.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks to
Richmond terrace. the main highway on
the north shore OF Staten Island.
This property has been IN the Stafin
Estate for about thirty or fourty years.
In was originally used by the Starin
Skipping interests and fronts on a
channel 80 feet in depth. The property
lies between the Frank Mcwiliiams
Shipyard and the c. w. Hunt Machinery
Company and directly across the XIII
v$h Kull from the Tidewater on and
Gnlf Refining plants.
The sun., 1919-09-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
RENT RAISING IMPOSSIBLE
mtg 1880. Sep. Is; atty. TIT. Guar

mtg $3.50. Sept IL; atty. Title Guar a
wEL 90; "a Nv hway g. sis.t ar.yston. i Az
5S.S to bes--Eiien Gsnn.y. widow.
to Patk CARNEY Co. ITS Manhattan 81.
mtg 1850. May .; atty. Title Guar 4
LOT 81 s.. I'M map y. lot: n:si Brcnxasl:.
Ellen M DUR e VIM 4 Romkey. $40 ,., 2
a esDsa e. % q, i'c sw ssp: . .ios
LOT IT. map L G Hunt Est-Wiiheimins
Rasiiu: to o9ne ;sa s.at az ss;y T,.ls
Mo osfT ~ CT ISL H. siisi.Emma Cas-,
s s:l 70 M Mtg , %sse s.ss i atty. f9.
JkcKsoN Az. ii;s, :. ,,x.1.iMxn3 2:
AZ. mtg 5000, Sept il; atty. Title Qua.
y&IL i g. ST. IS ss1 swty: i1iso.Hiarry cold.
Sept !; atty. Title Guar g. T Co. lis
18Th FMS sr SIS, S.. Of lot 5si. wai.nsid.
Liuszo, ans E SAD ct, Sept ls; atty. Title
1S GSSr A. CO. i's sos Gr:c: av i;siSS
Hairy Nuttaii to MAX Hsrbst. 2.ss
7th av. mtg 5000. Sept Is; atty. Title
xf Sas q Sci Rp. :, "a Taylor sv.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ] Flynn to Ercole
Gandioso, 1888 Crotona ave. ana ano,
6ept httyt 2i1io Huet a. L w.
uN I'VE Az. iii. s. 5s.s1icow
-Fiuiro Realty Co to Bernard and John
Hinck, bs7 e isoth ct. mtg stt.5oo. Sept
is; atty. Title Guar T Co, l76 Broad
LOT 1is. map N schrenkeiser-wm 4
Taylor Bldg co to Edw Halsall, 1911
Virginia av. mtg 1850. Sept 15; atty.
20 pSr', ,,o :iio sd sr;c s,,,I S1oo
Jacob Cohen to Arthur d Calm. $50 W
l2sd st. mtg s4s, 500 Sept Ii; atty. F
SAME PRoPERTY-Arthur D Calm to
Harris Rather s ana ko sno 1915 crotona
rI sSms xv. io.7. VS. 'si.sxl;s,.Gi!fttttSS
st CONSTR co to Philip NJ Dancis, $40 z
18th It and ano. mtg s2s.soo. Sept ls;
FOX ST. $50. s. toxios-Phiilow Realty
Co to Philip Bank. al Brooms ct. and
ano. mtg $40. 900, Sept 1s; attys Geltner
& A, 2ss Bway. .$1oo
For other Real Estate news see
page IT.
The sun., 1919-09-18
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shaw a Co. have been appointed man
aging agents for 1868 and 1870 Park
avenue.
Next Sunday the employees OF the
Equitable Building with their families
will be the guests OF the Equitable
Office Building Corporation on an ex-
cursion to Bear Mountain Park. The
Hudson River Day Line steamboat Al
bany has been engaged for this oc-
casion. About 1000 are expected to at.
tend. +...
The New York Real Estate Corpora
ton are tho buyers OF the Ave story
apartment house at 81 East i17th
street sold recently by Louise Wight OF
Florence. italy. through Stephen p. Mash
of the firm of Taylor. jackson, Brophy
e. Nash.
Lloyd winthrop Company have been
appointed agents for 40 East Twenty
eighth street, renting for about $1,000.
e. II. Ludlow q Co. wero the brokers
In the sale OF the buildings at AT and
42s Washington street and 81 ans 81
V.stry street for the Howell estate ts
Samuel Well.
of 81 East Fifty-third street. sold re
Gently.
| Joseph Polishing u the buyer OF tn,
apartment at 6 Morningside avenue East
The dwelling at lot Manhattan ave
nue., recently reported sold. was pur
chased by christos Stanides
The American Law Book Company hal
appointed Burling a Swan. Inc, Of 1S'
Montague street. Brooklyn, as their rent
ing agents for the new building whicl
they are erecting at the northwest cor
ner of F1atbush avenue extension ant
Wtlloughby street. and which building
will occupy the entire block front Of
Willoughby street, from Flatbush ave
nue to Gold street, having a frontage o
1s7 feet on Flatbush avenue extension
ls2 feet on Willoughby street and 8
feet on Gold street
The sun., 1919-09-18
TO SELL BRoNxvnLE PLOTS.
=. r. nay Will oRer Well Located
building Plots for Sale.

Joseph p. Day will sell at Supreme
Court partition sale to-day on the prem
ises at IL o'clock noon. under instruo"
lions from Edward e. Mccall. referee.
three we'll located building plots In
Bronxviile. N. Y, all situated within a
short distance OF the railroad station.
The property to be sold is located as
follows; North side OF De Witt avenue,
near Front avenue, fronting on Bronx
River. TEXTBOOK irregular block front on
north side Of De Witt avenue, between
Rossmore and Desmond avenues. 222.4sx
100x irregular, and northeast corner of
De Witt avenue and Maruusnd avenue,
100x150.
The sun., 1919-09-18
sUrs TRINITY PARISH HOUSE,

Trinity parish house at So and 90
trinity place, which was purchased last
week by William d. Fitzpatrick from
tne Trinity Corporation. was resold by
M Fitzpatrick yesterday to Henry
Meyers, president OF the Hamilton Press,
which corporation viii occupy the build
in8 after extensive alterations have
peen made. The resale was negotiated
bUCharles e. Cathie.
The parish house occupies a plot 7sx
751 and ia at the southwest corner Of
Trinity place and Thames street and
oEsriooks Trinity churchyard. Trinity
cpprch has outgrown the structure as
parish house and has announced its in
teftion Of building another soon,
The sun., 1919-09-18
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
WI ~
ny Bryan L, Kennedy,

ACADEMY ST, n cor Cooper st, two
plots, lo0xioo, with . sty dwiE-vol sale
knocked down for $4,000.
vacant--voi sale; sold to James F Nc.
GRAND Av, W ., $50 . i7sth ct. aS.sxloe
finger for ti.sso.
MAcoMBs RID. e s.. Is i75th 81. Assn
ieox irreg, yaeant-voi sale; knocked
coRLEiR Xv. W s. 100 . assth ct. two
lots, each 2Bx5o, vacant-voi sale; hold
to A Bernstein for $4,000.
eant--voi sale; sold to Bernstein FOL
$500.
wHiTE PLAINS Av ASA. soxsS, vacant
Vol sale; knocked down at tl02S0.
BRYANT Av, cor Seneca av, 16x1o0
yneant-voi sale; knocked down Al
$500.
The sun., 1919-09-18
ssHUETT BUYS ON SIXTH AVE.

Henry Shapiro 4 Co.. has sold
fgr Herman Reher and William volk
q the Schultz Realty Company. the four
story building at the southwest corner
Of Sixth avenue and Forty-third street,
measuring 81 feet inches on Sixth
avenue and 60 feet . inches on Forty
third street.
I'm making this purchase. the Schultz
Realty Company has departed from its
usual custom Of leasing important busi-
ness properties rather than buying them.
The sale indicates the continued activity
in the section Of Sixth avenue just north
Of Forty-sscond street
The sun., 1919-09-18
REsELLs YoRkrowN COURT.

yorktown Court. a six story elevator
apartment house at the northeast cor
ner OF Fort Washington avenue and
ga street. has been resold by A
Gteenbaum to a client of M b. Bor-
man and NJ H. Feeder II occupies
asplot 1oox1s6. yields $4,000 in rentals
and had been held at 100000. The
seller acquired It about two months ago.
The sun., 1919-09-18
sEABoARD BANK PLANS FILED,

Plans were filed yesterday in the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for the pro-
posed six story bank to be erected by
the seaboard National Bank OF Is
Broadway. at the northeast corner q
Broad and Beaver streets on plot
s0.4x9i. The estimated cost of the i'm
provement il 100000. A C. Bosom Of
s66 Fifth avenue Ia the architect.
The sun., 1919-09-18
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

NJ. Haley sold to A. p. Iskiyan a plot
soxlo0 feet. west side Of Eighth street
north Of Whitney avenue. Elmhurst.
T. Gregory sold to A. Koncur plot
b0x100 feet, east side of Blgelow place
north OF Grafton avenue. Richmond HILL
r. Weisberg purchased from V. W. IL.
Burnett plot 150x1o6 feet, the west
side OF Steinway avenue north of Jack-
son avenue, Long Island City.
The sun., 1919-09-18
sS4O.oOo bronx DEAL.

The Hebron Realty Corporation.
Charles CARTEL president, has purchased
tiisough John r. q Oscar L. Foley and
1 Kashare. as brokers. from the q. NJ
Hplding Company and @. v. Graham the
twelve five story apartment houses at
slt to $50 Hewitt place. each on a plot
4ex100. located between Longwood ave-
nue. and 156th street The property was
held at $4,000, and returns an annual
rental OF about $4,000. Herman r.
Elias, attorney. acted for the purchaser.
The Hebron Realty Company recently
acquired the three apartment houses at
81 to SO West 111th street.
The sun., 1919-09-18
ACTIVITY IN BROAD STREET.

= Sseph p. Day has sold for the Ade-
4Sde e. Nevins estate. represent
~ by George W. Ellis. attorney, the
premises at l2s and 126 Broad street,
With frontage OF 4s feet on Broad
street and a depth Of rs feet and form
ing two nve story business buildings
The property adjoins the Broad Street
Hospital. 1t Is the intention OF the pur-
chasers to remodel the buildings for their
own occupancy. The property has beer
In the Nevins family for nearly hall
= century.
The sun., 1919-09-18
REyENUE Dept LEASES HOME.

M. & L. Hess leased the entire second
floor of 2s and 80 West Twenty-third
street through to 9 to 10 West Twenty
second street. containing approximately
$1,000 square feet, to the United States
Government, Department Of Internal
Revenue, District 3. at an aggregate
rental of s125, 900, The internal revenue
expects to occupy its new offices by
October /. at which time It will move
from 1850 Broadway,
The sun., 1919-09-18
ELAN MADISON Avenue LOFT.

e. Strauss & Co. silk merchants, who
under the title OF the lis Madison Ave
nte Company, recently acquired the
northwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Thirtieth street. 24xs5. will reimprove
the site with a thirteen story building.
They will occupy the store and large
space upstairs In the structure.
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nc. OF O. TO BUILD CLUB HOUSE.

Caleb A. Morales bought at an abso-
Lutte auction sale in the Vesey Street
Salesroom the plot 5ox1oo. on the south
side of West 215th street. 11s feet west
OF Park Terrace East. Bryan L. Ken
nelly was the auctioneer. Mr.. Morales
purchased this plot for the Almiranti
Council of the Knights of Columbus. The
club Is now located at the Marble Hill
Hotel 225th street and Kingsbridge
road
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JAMAICA SALE sUCCEssFuL.

The sale Of $50 lots for the Greater
City Homes Company at Jamaica Park.
Jamaica, L. l.. which began September
10. has resulted in the sale Of every
lot, and according to Stephen p. Petit.
auctioneer, brought an average OF $3.50
a lot.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin sold for August Acker-
ruan his new brick residence on Corona
avenue, Pelham Heights, to Mrs. Lillian
L. Richmond. The property was held
at $4,000. The same brokers leased
furnished the home OF Mrs. ]. W. Wup-
permann on Calumet avenue, Hastings
on-Hudson to William Bondy of New
York city. They also sold for Kath-
crime Smith her large stone and shingle
residence on Fowler avenue at Pelham
Manor. on a two acre plot. The prop
erty was held at $50, 900.
John +. Scott sold to client for
the Hewlett Bay Company. a choice site
OF six acres running from Cedar avenue
to the water front on Macy Channel. at
Hewlett. L. I. The purchaser will build
a residence, garage and boat house.
e. c. Griffin q p. H. Collins sold a
tract of land on Pryor Point consisting
OF little over an acre. They also traded
for Elizabeth s. Hopkins her small cot
tage and one half acre OF land on He
lena avenue, Larchmont, for tract OF
one acre on Pryor Point, belonging to
Oscar w. Ehrhorn. The brokers rented
for Sidney j. Duffy his cottage and
garage on Monroe avenue. Larchmont
to Major P. A. Curry; for John Is
blister an apartment In his building or
the Boston Post road to Joseph s.
willoughby; for Mrs. Sylphia Thompson
her cottage in Lsrchmont Park &c
Archer w. Fitzgerald; for Henry D
Moeller his cottage on Grove avenue
to H. NJ. Bourne; for the Larchmon'
Holding Company a cottage on the cor
ner OF Woodbine and Prospect avenues
to L. N. Gillette: for Joseph s. VII
| loughby his cottage on Monroe avenu,
10 L. Q. Wheeler, and for Mrs Anna j
Sutherland her property on Pryor Poin
consisting OF large brick dwelling
Benjamin E. Levy.
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Mofbatt & Schwab Of Tompkinsville.
Staten Island, sold for the Willard
estate of Chicago. ILL.,, lot at westcr-
leigh, s. l.. to. Mrs. A. n. Hildebrand