davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
INTERESTING SALES TODAY.

Joseph p. Day will sell at public auc-
ton in Vesey street at noon to-day the
estate OF Frances T. Lord, consisting OF
twenty-eight choice lots on Grand Bou-
!evard and Concourse and on Norris,
Creston. Anthony, Ryer and Valentine
avenues between East 1s0th and 1S1st
streets, The Bronx. Also the sale will
include the property at 40 West Nine
ty-third street, between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues. a four story brick
and brownstone private dwelling with
two story brick extension 20x100.0s1s.
Mr.. Day will also sell at auction
parts of the bankrupt estate of George
Molloy, consisting OF GOT Seventh
avenue. Brooklyn, a three story and
basement brick residence. 1s,4xl00 (;
three plots at Douglas Manor. Douglas
ION, l. l., and four plots in Hampstead
Gardens, Hampstead. L. l.; also four
Brooklyn apartment houses as follows:
No IS Macon street. a four story brick
apartment house, 30x100. near Marcy
avenue and 1912. 2314. 2al6 and 231s
Bedford avenue, three three story brick
AID stone apartment houses. each Eek
!. near Albermarle road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26

Dee Is, iSisi sttys. Breed. Abbott 4 a
ii;p 81. so1%.Bns.iiiio 10 Pr..ti Isl 3
atth Of, TO Hudson n Rose Co. w t5th
ct June rs. 1915, atty. Hudson p Rose
i.srM a. sra 90 w.chs. < ana N:i i'v 9
1906; atty. Seth B Robinson, IS Mas,
.oTI sT. s;ti' ww3frhicoinai ana Mary
charlton OF Tonawanda, N Y. to Carl
sheshan. Jan IS, 1901: sttys. Amend =
.ofh ST. S IS 0w3wiini:id s. ana Emma nina
L J Gilmore 20 Title Weiss Honesdsie,
Pa June 20. 1905; atty. s W Weiss ss
.oTH sr T.. iiii ", same to same. June 10
ssc'; atty; ,s, ,ams c,onos rit,..r sSG
to the Franklin Saw Bank, 65s-s sth av.
Oct 2 1914; atty. Wilson NJ Powell;
.oTa an ST. n |. 'i;c: stS .v.' 'ic3isS%w
Gilmore 70 Bette, Geo and Arthur
Wise, trustees viii Of Nathan wise; for
bensnt Of rrisds CERT Ct Al: March; ds ~
,o 1isy' av g. - sS s1tS st, ,..i:
Lorens and Louisa weiher.. New Rochslis.
1857; atty. y NJ Tiohsnor. IS Park
7STG 81. - $50 " coiumba: az. sSS
1oaf-AEnss H Littieneid, ISL w 18th
New to p Msiy s..n .s a Ty EST t.
Az d, ts-b1-Cyli ana Isdors Teitelbaum
to Rose Israel, 727 d 9th ct. March 81.
1919; atty seml Htterman, 500
HAMILTON TERRACE, 20, . 8. a7as n
lt1st ct, s.sx7e4xlssxs7-Jno 2 and
Lucy D W Baker OF Newark. N J. TO
Hy r and, Sherman Hoyt, exrs. will
Alfred w Hoyt, July 1. 1904; attys.
Daily Hoyt q Mason. II william
yRoNr 81. iii, SIS ana ,ts3Jnc-s Psttit.
at the Calumet Club. to Forsyth wickes.
Tuxedo Park. N Y. Oct ~. 1915; attys,
Crocker q wickes. 8 Nassau st.. 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
BUSINESS LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased in the East
River Savings Bank Building at 2s1
Broadway large Offices to the Associated
Motors Corporation: also at 396 and 1913
Broadway for Carsteiu & Linnekin, Inc.
Offices to Ashtabula Engineering and
Steel Company.
Charles b. Van Valen, Inc, subleased
for the Great Eastern Casualty Com
pany offices on the third floor of the I'm
derwriters Building, 123 William street,
to Roscoe c. Higgins. Inc. and Schaefer
G. Scanlon, Inc. The two companies will
combine under the name OF Schaefer,
Scanlon & Higgins for insurance broker
age business.
N. A. Berwin & Co. leased for a term
of twenty-oneyears the southeast corner
of Madison avenue and Fiftieth street to
DI Salvo Bros, dealers in antiques, The
property is known as 80 and 81 East Fiji
tieth stree and consists of two five story
American basement residences on plot
Of about 5000 square feet.
The Gotham Silk Hosiery Company.
Inc, leased an entire floor in 516 Fifth
avenue, northwest corner of Forty-third
street, to III used as offices.
y Houghton Company leased the
rear C" he ground floor at sos Amster-
dam avenue, near Seventy-fourth street,
to Clifford L. Miller for restaurant pur-
poses
Charles G. Keller rented for Morimura
Bros. the eighth floor in the building at
521 to 525 West Twenty-sixth street to
the Quality Art Novelty Company.
white-Goodman leased with Carstein
& Linnekin space at 341 to BAT Fifth ave-
nue. to Allen Advertising Company; also
with the same brokers space at IT'S and
TT Spring street to Fay & Young. Inc. [;
with Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company the entire building at
AZ East Twelfth street to the Standard
Snap Fastener Company, and the first
loft at l49 Bowery to Max Rosen and
the second loft at ,s72 Broadway to the
Upgrade Hair Goods Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BRooME ST, ais; RivinEtos q 20;
ct. Hin Y Produce Exchahge Bank to
Emile Msoher; Emile Meeher 70 Lcgi.e
Produce Exchange Bank, 10 Bway:
attys Reeves q Todd, 1es Bway; Is
wApswoRTH .Av, ass. . mtss $4,000
esch--zaEon Realty Co to Hattie King
1lS q sBth st: atty. Fred Lese. IS Mas
sau st; . assns each =. 49,. 81
RyToERs ST. az. mtg 81, ooo-Francis L
Noble, trustee, to Sam Zirinsky. 81 y
ttth 1T; attys. Rantrowitz & !. sao
slsT sr.' ioe; E.Xli:n M:fauand q a
ezra TO the Bank for Savings. $50 9Th
avi Attys caldwaiader. w T. 20 wall
ssTH sir.. ,ii.,s W, mtg i,iss. oeo--N < say
Bank 70 Reuben l. Maynard. ets West
putton, 81 tth av.. .ts5. 900
slsT ST. ~ Ely A C Taylor to Caroline
II Field. "a Drummond ct. Euston So
London. Eng; sttys, Curtis. M. p 4 Colt,
ALIEN sT, S7.pcrothy W Hilton 10 Title
Guar q Trust Co. l7s Bway. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
d Frederick Brown Disposes Of
Apartment Houses Worth
= Over S550,000.
PARTS WITH LIE ROY HALL
Steamship Corporation Leases
Water Front Property in
Greenpoint Section.

Frederick Brown, whose name has
been associated with many Of the big
ieals closed in the last Ave or six
months Of intense activity. forged back
ITO the leading place in the market news
yesterday by the conclusion Of three
,partment house transactions involving
N the aggregate over S550.00o.
Through Richard II. Scobie Mr. Brown
,od to an investor lie Roy Hall. six
,tory elevator apartment located at the
2 southwest corner of Fordham road and
Valentine avenue. The property contains
sYty apartments of five and six rooms.
shows an annual rental Of about $4,000
and was held at s275.000. It fronts ITO
FEET on Fordham road and 1874 feet on
Valentine avenue and Is opposite the two
arge playhouses now being constructed
by B. +. Keith and the United States The
tire. There has been considerable move
nent In this busy section of The Bronx
recently and several interesting improve
nents are now under way In the vicinity,
with the promise Of more activity ON the
part Of builders in the near future. Only
"a short while ago Mr.. Scobie acted as
broker In the resale of the three large
. ,upy the entire frontage on Fordham
road from Valentine avenue to the Con-
course. 49,. u ~
To Isadore Montefiors Levy Mr..
. Brown also resold the I'VE story new law
apartment house, 100x100, at SAT to 553
West 147th street, 1875 feet east of
8 Broadway. The asking price was $780,
700.
In a third transaction Mr.. Brown sold
20 the Benenson Realty Company.
through s. Rosen, 751 East 17sth street,
wo five story apartments. 36x100 each,
held at $4,000. In part payment he took
,45 Rfvington street, a four story tene-
nent 25x75 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
OTHER SALES I'm THE BRONX.

HURTING AVENUE-Rodser ]. Rush
ana john Flynn bought at 1925 and
1877 Lurtfng avenue two three story
dwellings.
HOLLAND AvENUE-May Kucera sold
the two story dwelling at 1882 Holland
avenue to Max Novick.
WISE AVENUE-The Stebbins Realty
and Construction Company, ]. Malino
president, has bought 904 Vyse ave-
nue., a five story apartment house, Tx
81, renting for $4,000 and held at
$4,000 ...'
BURNSIDE AVENUE-B. H. weicker
sold for Gilbert B. Ferris to Charles
L. Acker and Frank Begerisch, Jr.,
the three three story brick buildings
with stores and apartments at 103,
los and 107 Burnside avenue, 20 feet
east of Morris avenue. held at $50, 600.
PROSPECT AyENUE-Harris & Maui
rice Mandelbaum bought from Amanda
w. Undrun the five story apartment
house at the northeast corner Of Pros
pect avenue and 1881 street, held at
$4,000. David and Lester e. 'Kessler
were the brokers'
WALTON AVENUE - Nehring Bros
sold for the Ridden estate to Samuel
E. Barnes SIS Walton avenue. n three
story and basement two family house
on lot 25x100, near 150th street.
UNIVERSITY AvENUE-The Herman
Arms Company sold for Elisabeth
Short Mcmillan TO the e. -. r. A.
Holding Company e. Rosenfeld and ].
Antler) the plot 75x100 at the north
west corner Of University and Ire
mont avenues. The buyers viii build
a five story apartment from designs
by Charles Kreymbers. The operation
will involve about $4,000
ppnnU a
Son sold for the Stebbins Realty and
Construction Company to Joseph
Pritzman the I've story apartment
house, 25x90. mt. the northeast corner
of Brook avenue and 157th street
THIRD AVENUE =. The v Benenson
Realty Company has sold to Isidore
Sacks s01S and 1920 Third avenue, a
two story frame building. with two
/ stores. on plot a5x1s4, together with
the plot 61.6x59, abutting on Brook
avenue.
TOPPING AvENUE-J. Brown bought
from Wflhelmina F. sand Wilhelmina
L. Miller the plot, 95x95. at the south
east corner Of 1TSth. street and Top
ping avenue. held at $4,000. 1t was
the first sale of the property in nearly
seventy years. The purchaser will
build two FIVE story apartments. =:
EAST 10TH STREET-Samuei Cowen
sold s4s East 18th street. q two FAM
lily frame dwelling. on lot 25x1oo, for
y a Mrs. Herwig. .,--'.7,tt '
BENSON AVENUE The Duchess
Realty Company sold 1910 Benson
avenue to Samuel Fritz through F. NJ.
Weiss & Co. The same brokers sold
1882 Overing street for the Poplar
Realty Company TO David Lundberg.
and 1916 Benson avenue for Samuel
Bitterman to Y. Laurea.
BATHGATE AVENUE - Charles II.
Baechler sold for Isabel C. ,Phraner
the four story fiat at 1886 Bathgate
avenue to Sam Horowitz, VINO will
alter It; also sold the two family
dwelling at 1882 Holland avenue to
Max Novick. and for the Morris Park
Estates a lot on the west side OF
Fowler avenue. 100 feet north OF
Rhinelander avenue. TO John Hart
metz.
EAST 22sTH STREET - Michael ].
Cleary sold the two family house T29
East 22sth street, 20x114. through
John Pendergast.
LA FONTAINE AVENUE-The Stab-
bins Realty and Construction Com
pany sold 2017 La Fontaine avenue,
Ave story apartment. S7sxloo. held
EN- mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
SUGGESTS A FEDERAL |
REALTY. DEPARTMENT
Realtors President Proposes
NeW Government Bureau.

ATLANTIC CrrTj N. j., June 25.--Crea-
ton OF a Federal Department Of Real
Estate In Washington was urged by,
William NJ. Garland Of Los Angeles.
president OF tho National Association OF
Real Estate Boards, In an address to-
day at the opening session Of the twelfth
annual convention Of the organization.
Tho real estate men," he said IN
part, "in their varied experiences In the
different departments of the Government
during their war service became thor
oushly familiar with the prevailing
obsolete, impractical and bunklifik red
tapo methods used in conducting the
Governments real estate businessLS Our
experience taught us to believe that
period OF greater efficiency and a pro-
nounced economic gain would ensue from
the establishment In Washington of, q
department of real estate, presided over
by competent secretary Of real estate,
who should have control of all the pur-
chasing Leasing and management Of all
the real property owned by the United
States. which country II probably the
greatest land owner In the world"
President Garland called the present
methods Of placing tho burden Of taxa
ton on real estate "a national. menace"
In speaking Of the housing problem he
said. Commercial financial needs have
adequate banking facilities and the Fed
eral Reserve. Bank for rediscount Farm
loan banks provide Tor the financing Of
farmers, but between these two there
IL a gap. There II at present no place
where mortgage loans on real estate can
be discounted
"As result real estate suffers and
the present reluctance to reengage in
construction activity is due in part to
lack Of financial machinery for redis-
counting real estate mortgages. When
It becomes possible for the holders Of
good real estate mortgages to rediscount
them on safe and reasonable basis,
then the real estate business and the
building busk-sss viii enjoy prosperity
such as was never known by them be-
FORE" tft.. ..,-. ~ : =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
PEARL STREET PLOT SOLD.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Klein & jackson to Angeles 100
land 162 Pearl street. plot OF about
$500 square feet. adjoining the twelve
story. Pacific Development Company
Building at Wall and Pearl streets. The
property was valued at S125.0o0. 1t 10
expected that an Office and restaurant
buiiding viii replace the present inn
pfovements. Stoddsrd & Mark repre-
sented Klein & jackson as attorneys and
: Joseph Mocha represented the purchas-
ers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
BROoKLYN TRANsACTIoNs.

Meister Builders. Ino., sold at 1854
Eishty-third street q one family brick
house to client for. occupancy.
The Clinton Trading Corporation sold
to Nicola Setteducat and Ida Setteducati
the two family brick dwelling at 2s2a
Cortelyou road, on n plot 2oxs7. +. q.
Agresta was the broker.
Bulkley q Horton Company sold So
Clermont avenue, between Park and
Myrtle avenue. three story three fam
lily dwelling. 25x1o0,. for Mrs. Pauline
B. Fox to a client =. ~. -
The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the one family semi
detached brick dwelling, .2o33 stxty-ffth
street, Mapietons Park. to Frank Laura,
tenant. .;t..Ati "a -
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov sold for
the Miller Berg Realty Company the one
family house with garage, 45xl0o. on the
east side Of East Twenty-thlrd street,
100 feet south OF Avenue ], E1atbush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
CHURCH ADDS TO HOLDINGS.

St Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church. owner of 1913 East Tenth street,
at the junction OF Stuyvesant street, has
purchased the adjoining three 1--WE story
buildings at SO and IS Stuyvesant street.
running through to 1928 East Tenth
street, from the Stone estate
through Moore & Wyckoff. Tho prop
erty has a frontage Of 81 feet on Stuy-
vesant street and 13 feet on East Tenth
street. The church, which is at Second
avenue and Tenth street. has made sew
eral improvements in this vicinity. IN
keeping with the plan OF the Gramercy
Neighborhood Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

last SAITH STREET-The Ambrose
Realty Company sold to Charles r.
Hoffman IS and is East Eighty
fourth street. q four story dwelling. on
PLOT 4sx102.2. and including the
aoutting l6 East Elghty-ffth street,
two story garage. on plot 60x1o2.2.
20 feet west OF Madison avenue.
VEST 94TH STREET-Folsom Bros.
Inc, sold for Frances s. PhrAner the
five story private house at IA West
Ninety-fourth street to Max Werber.
SEVENTH AVENUE--Bastine & Co..
lac, as agents. sold for the Greenwich
Savings Bank 863 Seventh avenue, q
four starv 90 basement building. now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
JOHN SLOANE LEASES HOUSE.

John Sloane of w. and ]. Sloane.
Fifth avenue decorators. leased the fur
nlshed residence OF Mrs. George p. Wet
more at East Seventy-ninth street.
The property consists Of a Ave story
American basement dwelling. The lease
was made through Worthlngton White
house Inc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
THE RUREMoNT LEASED.

w. Ehrenhaus and the e. A. Polak
Realty Company. Inc. have leased for
Tristram Coffin to Henry Zagat the
seven story elevator apartment house.
with stores. known as the Ruremont.
az 273l Broadway. The lease Is for
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental
Of more than $230, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
LEASES BLOCK ON EAST RIVER.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 8.
Brown Company, associated with WILL
am A White & Sons. has leased the
block extending from West street to the
East River, between India and Huron
streets. Greenpoint, together with the
pier, for the estate. of Henry Steers.
The tenant 10 the Ocean Transports
lion Corporation, engaged In" transatlan-
lie trade with Mediterranean ports.
The pier will be rebuilt with a modern
steel she'd The upland consists of 1907
300 square feet, and will be improved
with warehouses. Adjoining portions Of
the Steers property are occupied by w.
R, Grace & Co. and Bowring & Co.
The owners intend to develop the re-
naming portions OF their property at
once as a marine terminal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. a2n-47. W o soth st
$4,000; landlord to loan $4,000. due in
10 yrs at 5%--Julia Schwars to c d l.
May /. isls; atty. ABR p walker; g
.r PARK row net; .nov. :tor. .tso oS,s
Llttman ct al to Frank J Gum, AT 9Th
n.wsi; atty andrew scobi.: go
sra hu Nv, 81. iof, ON I'd aIrSeo c Mar Mar
esau to Jas A Maelean, 2s2i Briggs ay.
Bronx. 7;ii yrs from Oct I. 1920; sd "a.
9Th Av. t7s. Atlas Slater TO David
shsrmsn, Cathedral parkway, s yrs
from NAY 4 l, az y .,s renewal; st oSj
pELANcEY ST. iai: Norfolk st, ioI. all.
Mysr Kapian TO Max Bernstein, sb7 w
l2tth ct, 10 yrs. So Of excess taxes after
1879; atty. Benz Bernstein. 2ss sroa ad0
ID xv. iosi. str, ) ana i rooms above ctr
sam Bernard and Hy Jones exrs. &c.
atty. william Hutter. 8 . iosth st:t1.sco
Hath ST. 20 e. store and bsmt-chas u
Burke snd r .nS; trustee; to josef ssh az.
from May l. 1890; atty. Samuel Orr. 2ss
srHNToN ST. zoos aids;. ST. 'iii-l4s. two
S M% t isis; atty. Hy%sn ! bsnini,, s!a
.t ss.f sr rear 81 ioi tn. isn enH party sy
Of second part 70 erect olds-John Rsn;
snwsbsr 20 Retsenwobers. Inc. IS s-l2
|" yrs from Aug 1, 1913: atty. jerome WI;
,o5Ta N ias.io " :ii.Ro;. csIis '1 10
Alphonso Celia, SIS eth av, yrs from
May Is. 1919: atty. SAM W Fisher. soY
ZANE PROPERTY. sil--A!phonso Celia to
Henry ID Goldin. ll4o st Johns place.
Bklyn. s yrs from July l, 1919; atty;
pRoe%npwxiY. n " cor Chamber. st. mtg
aeso b0o-Scottish Provtdent Instn of
Edinburgh. Scotland to Dime sav Bank !;
OF brooklyn, pekale av' atty ,c y
Az c, 5e-Loui.e ReekfSrd ct al, exrs'
to Nathiida. w Daub. so Z esth st atty,
Emanuel B Cohen. 81 Chambers ct. .iie.o 900
9th ST. $50 W, mtg soo--wm slutzky
and ano to Robbins Realty corpn. 81
Bwayi atty, julius II Zieser. al Bway.!l
ssTH ST. W. mtg ;e6, ooo-Thos Thaeher
and ano, exrs. 10 Yale University. New
Haven. Conn; atty. T & Co, 1,e
,oa 5Esy sr ;,,c' ;E:iu,,;n Fletcher ana
Ano, trustees, TO Louis II schults, 2PIo
Bway; atty. c Reed, W l25th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
FLOUR co. BUYS ON MOORE ST.

Cammann. Voorhees, g. Floyd sold
for Sarah z. Townsend and the estate
OF Benjamin F. Wheelwright to
George A. Zabriskie, representing the
Pillsbury Flour Company. for occu-
pancy, 80 and % Moore street, two FIVE
story buildings. plot 4s.Sx73, between
South and Front streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
RICHMOND TRANSACTIONS.

Bessie C. Browne bought through the
Princes Bay Realty Company a plot on
Amboy road. Pleasant Plains.
Cornelius @. Koln through Henry r.
Comtois leased for T. A. & c. @. Hine
the stucco dwelling on Grymes Hill to
Marcus Van Wezel OF Manhattan for the
summer months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property

2T.llxloox17.1oxlo0.6 sty tnmt and stores
action same va same: atty. same; due
on judgt, s2s,2oS17: taxes. 40, Ssl6
Adjourned to July 2.
lat s2os THIRD AvENUn.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST, n g. i64 W Bathsats av. SIX
sOI7 to issth at x229x irrsE. vacant
w BlAuvelt ct al We Mountain Con-
struction Co ct alt atty, Bartholomew
Foody, Jr.; due on Judgt tls,S40.s5; ;
taxes. &C. ,636. Sold TO the plain.
tin ..'''''''''''.'''''' '''SEeVV
BY Henry Brady.
oLINvILLE Av. W 6, s7ll Burke av.
1sllxss.2x irreg--o + King vs. Frank
GA judst, yi.77s; taxa &c. $50 Sold
to pialntin. ..s.........-...... t,S2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26

i7sTH ST, SIS E. slI- ;,osn Boyle; JT,' TO TO
from MAY /. 1919; atty. L visden. ssS
an AZ iys' s,si.s ali; sd av. 'siS7.si. doors
Annie c Ruhl to saml Glasner, 80 st
Andrews pi. 10 yrs from April l: 1920;
atty, q Gtssner, 90 st Andrews pl. 900
MORRIs AV, 2o5t, I'd foor--F L Marshall
81 al, trus, to Fredk II Mehsching. 2o54
Morris av, yrs from May !. 1919: atty;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9th ST. 10 e; Milton schnAisr Contract
Ing Corp sst W Taylor MAdl.ton and
% E... els: 81 Co. Inc ow Gsss, snd com com
ri, i5As ST. Il Il. Mii,on schnsi.r ccatfsct.
Ing Corp agt " Taylor M,eais s0s c s%a
tractors; Tsodor F, v. oraesse; son n
,sT a S% sis ana 'sii.at1crg: schmidt ACT
Rector ct al, GRACE Church. owner; Geo
.sp i 81. ssi Few Keller agt MARGARET
ID Av. sst-Edw j Keller asst Margaret
ssTH 81. ies E-Edw Keller agt Mar
sarst Murphy. owner and con-
ut ssns'Os ssoipwiY, 'iSS-iiexand.r 4
raid Co aTt American Bonding Co OF
baltimore. owner; Harris Mankin' eonS
tractor ..'.....''.,l'' '''''''''''''''4'V
The Bronx.
FABLE ST. sss-UniA Electric CO. Inc,
art Joel and Esther Meyer, owners and
contractors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .'''2lo
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
MONROE ST, sS-Herman ootthen sgt
Harriet cohen s,a Moreelosure OF mort
woosrER 81. iIS and i.a--Phosss Cross
Al, Aliss Horn q al a3s siTda'ion'i Att''
Hill, LOCKWOOD q NeQneIu.
The Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
LOT g. block SooS. SEQ IL, tax map -
Warren " Erwin ct al aGt LILLIAN
fremont Realities. Inc, ct al faction to
forsoloss transfer of tax lisn)i Attys
Warren q korb.
SATISFIED MDCHANICs' LIENS.
Bronx.
4STH ST, 137-3si w--Amerieen Elevator
Machine Corpn aGt Richard Il
Mount ct al, May II. isis..'...,N.tiS
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
ia vnsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST, - ", n q. ios2 Q Manhattan
Az. ie.ltx1ooii, . sty and b dwlg-Eliz
MocNuEhan. Edn. &C. W n l. Andrews
Of al; attys, Dunn q D; due on jdEt.
tie, sos. osf taxaA. 40, tsls. Sold 20 the
BY Joseph p. Day.
EAST BROADWAY. 100. n O. 1859 "
Pike ct eSxb5,7x irreg, K sty loft and
store--Hudson City Svgs Inst W Abr
Davis ct al; Attys, Collier, n q NJ; due
on Judgt, t7,1b2.si; taxes, &c, A,o0h74;
mtg $4,000. Sold to the PLAINTIFF. S3s. 900
BY J. II, Mayors.
RIvINdTON ST. 9os, e. a5.i . Lewis ct,
2Tllxl0ox2Ll0xl00. 6 sty tnmt and stores
i--FrAneis Asbury Palmer Fund vs Chas
CasAIIa ct al; atty, Richard Kelly; due
on judEt. t2s.lsSs7: taxes. 10. S7So.
Adjourned 10 July z.
HIvINoroN st. Hi. = - Lswts q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26

10TH Az let-Eess and Ersdk brown TO
wTT b Rsnsi i SGs y 1900 attn, ,.sss
y ) La.tis : Isss @. tsi = SiiS e. to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
FARMS ron SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small Village
farm, balance like rent; apple trees In full
Bearing; nvs room model farm house In
course Of construction; village water cleo
trio light; short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE, 40 West s3nd
street.. $3.50 Madison square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26

walton Az, June, 10; atty Title Quar- 4
Co, as Bwsy $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
sATIsFIEp MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
LIS PENDENs.

MoNRoN ST. SS-Herman ootthelf agt
Harriet cohen ct al foreclosure of mort
EAEe); atty. A y Siiverstone.
woosTER ST. atb and 3ts-Phosbs Cross
at Alice Horn ct all Ipartition)i attys,
Hill Lockwood q Redheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
Tho Bronx

TAII,I.U ST, sss-Unit Electric Co, Inc,
AIT, Joel ana Esther Meyer. owners and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26

Borough OF The Bronx-)
Warren W Erwin ct al eGt LILLIAN
fremont Realities. Inc, ct al faction TO
forsoloss transfer of tax nsn); Attys.
Warren q korb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Bronx.
4STH ST, 127-7si w--American Elevator
Machine corpn agt Richard Il
Mount ct al, May II. 1919. 4l.iiS