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The sun., 1919-10-18
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST EIGHTY SIXTH STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for the Eclsman
Estate at 72 East Eighty-s sixth street,
20x102.2, a four story and basement
house to schiesinger & Lazaroe.
WEST THIRTY FIRST STREET
Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Qusckenbush Estate at ia West
Thirty-frst street, 2o.1ox103x107. a
four story altered building to Joseph
G.. Abramson.
WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. Inc, cold
for the estate of Frederick Schmidt
the four story and basement dwelling,
2exes.9, at 317 West Twenty-second
street to Mrs. Nora Ryan.
EAST FIRST STREET-Ruiand & Whit
ing-Benjsmin Corporation sold for
Mrs. John Campbell the Ave story
tenement at 4s East First street to
Victor Florentino.
WEST 13SD STREET-James II. Cruik-
shank sold to Rose Kingston at ga
West 133d street. four story single
fat. 17.6x10o. Daniel Casey was the
broker.
WEST 12SD STREET--Marcus L. OslS
purchased from the estate Of Hannah
V. Deshler. represented by Harris &
Harris, attorneys, the three story and
at $50 West 12sd street. 17x1oo.11.
The broker was Henry w. Well.
EAST EIGHTIETH STREET-Joseph
r Truesdale purchased through wall
lam B. May q Co. the dwelling at &c
East Eightieth street. 23x75.
EAST 114TH STREET - Adam A.
Schopp sold for Lettis T. Sparks the
property at 12s East 114th street, a
three story and basement private
dwelling, 16x1o0.
FORT WASHINGTON AVENUE - The
Nehring Company. Jules Nehring
president, sold for Amelia Hoyns, al
$40 Fort Washington avenue, a de.
tsched residence, 22x100.
WEST 15lST STREET - The Nehrins
Company sold for Mary E. Barry, a
524 West 151st street, a five story new
law apartment house, 40x100.
EAST SEVENTY-EIGHTH STREET -
Pease & Gilman sold for J. II. Camp
bell the three story and basemen
dwelling. 1Sx1022, at 11s East Sew
enty-eighth street.
WEST 173D STREET - Charles Kim
melman purchased from a client o
Max Blau 524 West 173d street,
Ave story apartment house. 37sx100
near Amsterdam avenue Samue
Wacht, Jr., attorney, represented tn,
buyer.
EAST SEvENTY-THIRD STREET -
Ennis q Sinnott resold to the Armol
Realty Corporation through Pease
Gilman the three story garage at IL
| East Seventy-third street, 25x100.
EAST l22D STREET-Sisca & Palla
dino sold for Julia B. Stephens q
Rose Cataldo the four story tenement
21x100. at +2s East 1920 street.
WEST 127TH STREET - Christian ]
williams sold to a Mr.. Vincent 30
West 137th street, three story dwell
ing, 17.2x9s.11. near Seventh avenue
EAST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET -
Clara Porvolk sold $40 East Eighty
fourth street, a two story dwelling
| 16.sx102.2.
The sun., 1919-10-18
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTION.

Feist 4 Feist sold for the Lincoln
Building Association TO Vito Cuple the
three story apartment and store build
ing, b0x125. at sac Summer avenue,
Newark, N. J.; for William Husk to
Marion Beim the two family house, s0x
125, at 8S Wakemnn avenue, and for
tho DowlinR estate to the Continental
Realty Company the three story frame
house. 2bx1oo, at 30 Liberty street
Edward p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
the Thieriot estate the houBe at tol
Scotland road. South Orange. N. j. to
Charles H. Jones.
Harry Mendel purchased from Metz
ger & Bierman the four story brick
building at 142 and IA Springfield ave-
nue, corner Of Howard street, Newark
N, J,
The sun., 1919-10-18
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Syndicate Of Operators Takes
the Roxborough Flat on
Upper West Side.
RESALE OF GARDEN AP'T'S
Abnormal Volume Of Sales and
Leases Attests Strength
of the Market.

The Roxberough. a twelve story apart
ment, at the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Ninety-second street. was sold
by the Ro1borough Holding Company
to a syndicate OF active operators made
UP OF Irving Judis, Harris and Maurice
Mandelbaum and Irving I. LEVINE The
sellers were represented by Jacob Wolf.
attorney, and the buyers by Eisman.
Lee. Corn q Levine.
The property fronts 1914 feet on
Broadway and 125 feet on Ninety-second
street and contains ffty-seven apart
ments of six, seven and eight rooms and
seven stores II returns an annual rem
tai OF about $160,000.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany holds a mortgage for s725,000 on
the property. The present sellers ac-
arired It from his estate in March OF
last year.
The sun., 1919-10-18
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

]. Edgar Leaycraft leased at sio, 21t
and 214 Second avenue and sos East
Thirteenth street the plot at the south
east corner Of Second avenue and Thir-
teenth street TO Benjamin Menschei FOR
twenty-one years; ; the entire bu ldfng at
IL Third avenue to Mark Birnbaum. and
the store and basement at 52s Eighth
avenue to Damas q velondes.
The Everett NJ. Seixas Company leased
for Mary Drake the entire building at
921 Third avenue to the Lans Curiosity
Shop
Rutland & whiting Ben jamin Corpora
ton leased the store and basement, 2Sx
IS, at the northeast corner of Fifth
avenue and Fifty-sixth street, to tho
Brewster Company. Inc.
Rice & II II leased to the Terminal
Lunch Company the three story and
basement building at 257 Sixth avenue,
25x76.
Ogden & Clarkson Corporation-lessed
the store and basement and first floor Rt
25s-60 Fifth avenue to Richardson d
Boyntcn, and the store and basement at
280 Fifth avenue for the balance OF the
lease Of John +. Kraushaar to the Japan
Gardens.
Samuel II. Martin leased to Joseph St
Angelo the south store at 803 Ninth
avenue.
ftHSCn az tTieUinan iehseu HVVIS AZ
1926 West Twenty-fourth street to
Edward Roth and the Columbia Costume
Company, and in 127 Madison avenue to
Arthur Cohen g. Schleiter.
Manhemer Bros, Inc, leased stores
in 140 West Twenty ghth street to
F'eldbaum & Speigel and tho Lowis Fun
Company; in 142 West Twenty-eishth
street to Ladenheim Bros. and Max
Stempel, Inc. the storo and basement In
229 West Twenty-seventh street to
Mindlin & Co.; the second loft In 10
Washington place to GreenburE. Rock
mill & Scnwartx, and the top loft In ~
Howard street to the Forte Leather
Goods Company.
George r. Read & co. leased TO a
client the -FOUR story building. 22x10o.5,
at 16 East Flfty-fourth street.
William A. White & Sons leased to
Leigh, chemist, \the buildings at .lbS
Madison street and 10 East Thirty-sec-
ond street to the Whitehall Commercial
| Corporation an office in 43 Exchange
place to Julius Lowy the store and
basement in 322 East Seventy NTH
street; to Harry Goldin a floor In los
| Spring street, and TO Levy g. Stein q
foor, In II East Twelfth street.
The sun., 1919-10-18
Police Department
Orders.
TRANSFERS AND AssIGNMENTs-

tAo .o'S N"s uohsieIs anu assignments
SERGEANT.
To take effect 8 A. NJ. October -.
Daniel ]. Sullivan, from s2d Prsc. to 42d
BICYCLE PATRoI.MAN, WITH BICYCLE
AND EQUIPMENT.
William A. Carlh, from S7th Prec. to
5oth Pree.. assignment to bicycle duty CON
unued.
To take effect s.A. NJ. October IT,
John soden. from i%th Pree. to sSth
Martin ]. Fisher. from 2sth Prso.. to
John II. Meieel. from i2Sd Pr.o. to 1i,t
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. october is.
George b. Harris. from Division National
Defence Especial war ro'il, to 10Th Prec.,
assigned to bicycle duty indefinite leave o.
absence is hereby revoked.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
Joseph l. Naughton, SAD Prec.. to sth
senser, for 50 days from s A. NJ. octo-
Harry J. Mccrossen. ssd Prec.. to ssth
wagon. from 4. NJ. October II. durins
absence OF patrolman.
'fs From a3F pf.Snsi. % i1dostsd oRsr S,S insps 20
ton s. D't fIo tS guy II Fsass oaass.4 t
Martin II Dslano, IS; Edward sohoeIl, as
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves OF absence are su-
thoriEed. without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Uohn Fensth, 9th Prec.. for 1 day from
James Murphy, 18th Proo,, for day
Jacob Greenberg. 2sth Prec,. for 1 day
James J; Farrell. go Prse,. for l day
from p. NJ October 2b.
James Bates. s7th Preo. for day
from p. ". october 10.
from IL ;ol A. NJ. October 10.
Joseph Englert, oath Prse., for i day
George A. Chopping 9sth Prec, for !
day from 1901 A, NJ. November l.
SICK LEAVE.
The following sick leave Is granted:
ACTING DETECTIVE SERGEANT
SECOND GRADE.
Amedso PuliGnAno. Detective Div, for
90 days from A. NJ October 90
RESERVATIONS.
The following resignation Is accepted:
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMAN.
To take effect IL p. M. October IS.
William zimmerman. No, 2bso. 4oth
| Prec.
Amendment;
So much OF .parasraph I, S. o. ga. c. a..
| Frederick o'Nsill. No. se8s. 18th Prec,,
to take effect II p NJ. October 4, be
minf.d Hs No to ss;s $50 ism Pf.r.man pr:s Frederick
The sun., 1919-10-18
COFFEE MARKET.

After opening at declines Of 1e to "a
points the coffee mdrket continued yes
terday reactionary all day Cables
failed to respond to Tuesdays strength
here. which led to early realizing. but
offerings were absorbed promptly and
$50 to $50 reis' advance in the Santos
futures market checked selling here and
and on a demand from local trade
sources. December values advanced to
1913 around midday, or 23 points higher
than initial figures. Late In the day
there was moderate realizing and selling
and. prices worked off sharply. some of
thu active positions making new lowe
for the day. closing at net declines of
20 to 20 points.
Range of prices: Thurs
The sun., 1919-10-18
oTHER SALES IN THE BRONX,

vERIO AVENUE. Edgar Leaycraft>
& Co. sold for Mrs. A. NJ. Pauhing
a plot OF lots on Verio avenue from
2S9th street to 24oth street, Wood
lawn HEIGHTS, TO Arthur Simermeyer.
EAST 146TH STREET,. Edgar Leay-
craft & Co. sold for Edward Michaels
the property at b23 West 146th street
to Jacob Fainsod and Jacob Edelberg
BAINBRIDGE AVENUE-Frank F'itz-
patrick sold the two family dwelling
at 1855 Bsinbridge avenue, plot 25x
1853. to James Fisher. Houlihan Bros
were the brokers.
EAST 240TH STREET-Daniel Houli-
han sold to II. #. Groh at 899 East
240th street house sl.zbx1O0,
Houlihan Bros. were the brokers.
EAST 240TH STREET--Daniei Houli-
han sold to Frank Birth at 335 East
240th street the one family dwelling,
Sl.2 u xl00. Houlihan Bros. were the
brokers.
THIRD AVENUE - Lloyd Winthrop
Company sotd for tho Universal Saw
ings Bank TO tho DARRELL Realty Cor
poration the two story business build
ing at the southwest corner OF Third
avenue and Brook avenue.
FOREST AVBNUE-Thomas O'Brien
sold to a client OF Williamson & Bryan
the two family frame house. 1sx11o.
at l126 Forest avenue.
FOZ STREET--Samuel Cowen sold
s54-S-60 Fox street. three tour story
apartments, to a Mrs Bernstein.
CHARLOTTE STREET-Pease & ELL
man sold for Alfred Revere 1903
Charlotte street. Ave story apartment
building, 37.6xl00, to Joseph @.
Abramson, the operator.
WALDO AVENUE-T u. SlSidmore, the
illustrator. purchased from the Della
field estate, at F1eldston. in the River
dale section. the plot 76x100 on the
east side OF Waldo avenue. George
Howe was the broker.
EAGLE AVENUE-Isaac Zurenfeld and
William Prayer purchased from the
Borner Realty Company. Inc, 1926
Eagle avenue. near 1880 street, two
five story and basement new law
apartments, 50x18o. Kurz 4 Uren
were the brokers,
LORING PLACES-McLernon Bros. re-
sold for Rose +. Friedenberg to Henry
Ruschmeyer the three story brick pri-
vate residence at 1859 Loring place,
University Heights.
WISE AVENUE-H. ]. Radin sold three
two family dwellinga each 20xl0o, at
1147. 1155 and 11E7 Vyse avenue.
AUSTIN PLACE-The Benenson Realty
Company sold to o client of A. Har-
WITT plot 75x100 on the westerly side
of Austin place, 174 1eet from 144th
street
CRoToNA AvENUE-cAfn = Pittmar
The sun., 1919-10-18
UNDERTONE IN CURB
MARKET IMPROVES
Movements, However, Con.
tinue Irregular and Trad
ing Is Active.

Although movements IN the market
Tor curb securities continued yesterday
10 be irregular. a better undertone was
n evidence After early pressure better
temand for many leading issues devel-
sped and substantial recoveries from
lows occurred. Wide movements in
Jew Issues were reported, but fuctua-
ions were limited generally to about
point Business was on more active
scale.
vanadium Steel, after pressure had
caused q decline Of several points. ral-
lied. General Asphalt was in better de-
snand after falling 8 points and closed
near its top figure. One OF the promi-
nent features of the trading was intro
suction to the list of white OIL. That
stock was bought heavily throughout the
eession and moved fractionally forward
from the opening level. A. T. Securities
was strong.
Hendee manufacturing strengthened
toward the close. Recent buying of that
stock Is attributed to rumor that 1t will
be listed soon on the Stock Exchange.
The company's earnings report. expected
20 be made public shortly, will show
earnings of approximately $40 share
on its common stock after all charges
and taxes. Motors were moderately ac-
tive and firm.
Independent oils were active in spots.
Shell Trading and Transportation moved
Over a fractional range. Salt Creek was
firm early. but later reacted. Standard
OIL shares were moderately active but
irregular. Lower priced shares were
Jess active. with mixed priced changes.
Phillips Petroleum was very active and
sold at q new high.
In the mining section there was g
Good demand for Boston and Montana
On favorable reports from its mines.
Bonds were featured by heavy buying
OF Russian Government obligations,
which moved about points higher.
Total sales and range of prices follow !:
INnITSTRI
The sun., 1919-10-18
TRIP ABROAD LEADS
TO SALE OF FACTORY
Real Estate Firm Sends a Mon
to SUeden to Land Buyer.

Clement H Smith Son, Inc. v,,,
offices In the Grand Central TerrInai
have Just closed factory sale wb,ch
was brought about by sending a mar
Der OF the firnpto Europe. The pronsr,,,
In question Ia the Wclte Piano Work, n
Poughkeepsie, which the Smith comnnny
has sold for the Alien Property Cuato.
dian to the Johansen Company n,
Sweden
The factory Is a four story brick S,,-,a.
ing, 800x1s0. 1t was taken over by m.
Alien Property Custodian during the wa,
because OF the preponderance OF German
stockholders in the Welte Company. Tho
factory lay idle until Clement II. Smith
conceived the Idea Of sending a renre.
sentative to Sweden TO interest the
Johansen Company, which Is the Edisos
Company Of Sweden, In estahllshlnS
factory in the United States.
Small gauges which are used in IN,
manufacture of shells aB well as for
peace time purposes are made by the
Johansen Company. Tho importation Of
these gauges added SO 1s per cent. 10
the cost OF marketing them and the
Johansen Company saw the advan.
tage of having an American fac.
tory. II paid s464,00o cash for the
Poughkeepsie plant. The property has
a four track railroad siding, constructed
M A cost of $150,000.
The sun., 1919-10-18
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders. Inc. purchased 1s2
and 1874 Emerson place, two -FOUR story
brick buildings, 5ox10o.
The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany brokers, sold the three story brick
and limestone business and apartment
building on the west side Of F1atousn
avenue for John Wilkens.
Realty Estates sold to an investor 891
Lewis avenue, a four story apartment
house.
f. It. Newman sold the four story
eight family apartment at sos Eighth
avenue for Mrs. M. Harlem.
Bultley & Horton Company sold 345
Washington avenue, a three story ana
basement brownstone dwelling. 20xloc,
to George III. Streeton.
Charles Buermann 4 Co. sold 726 and
727 Bedford avenue and 452 and 464
Flushing avenue, three three story three
family frame bu ldings, with six stores
| on the plot, for Henry Albers, Sr.. ex-
ecutor for the estate OF Anna NJ Braasch..
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold for
the Lerner Associates, Inc, two story
and attic house at 1850 East Tenth
street, Flatbush.
Louis Gold and William Sugerman n
| purchased on the north side of Atlantic
avenue between Franklin and Classon
avenues a plot OF ground on which will
be erected four story garage and SER
| vice station at q cost OF S4,uVV.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for Daisy Nicholas the northeast
| corner of Eighty-third street and Tenth
avenue, a plot s0x100; the southeast cor
ner OF Eighty-third street and Tenth
avenue, a plot 20x1oo; the southeast
corner OF Eighty-f fourth street and Tenth
avenue, a plot 20x100. and tho northeast
corner of Eighty-fifth street and Tenth
avenue, a plot s0xlo0.
Horace s. Ely & Co. and John r. Ryon
sold the remainder OF the TubuTan farm
| of 200 lots on Fifteenth avenue between
/ Seyenty-ninth and Eighty-third streets,
TO the Frederick Construction Company.
! Arthur II. Waterman. president.
! L. A Goldstein sold the three story
English basement house at SO Mont
gomery place, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues, for George Dressler.
! The Home Title Insurance Company,
Harry b Davenport president, bought as
a site for its new home the plot. 63x10o,
on Wiloughby street about forty feet
east of Jay street. directly opposite Its
present quarters. A three story building
will be erected and will be ready for
occupancy by next May. Slee Bryson.
architects, estimate the cost at $780, 900,
The sun., 1919-10-18
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

The Robert f. Farley Organization
sold for the Estates OF Tappan Zse n
rlot on Harwood avenue In the Philips
Manor section of Tarrytown to Arthur
d. Stone OF Brooklyn.
Fish & Marvin sold for the Witherbea
Leal Estate and Improvement Company
the residence and one-hslf acre OF land
on Pelhamdale avenue at Pelham Manor
TO Mrs. Flora L. Whitney OF Pelham
and for the John T. Brook Company It's
rev brick and stucco residence on Mon
terey avenue at Pelham to William
Bechberger OF Springfield, Mass, and
for the Fulton Improvement Company
three lots on Rochelle terrace at Pelham
Manor TO Mrs. Cornelia T.. Scott,
George Howe sold lots In Larchmont
Gardens to Orreste and Loreto Poccio' OF
Mamaroneck to Leo a. Cooney OF New
J ork. and to +. l. Egger OF Larchmon,
Gardens
The sun., 1919-10-18
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND fEAs-BEANs-Marro
s9'SoTOnes 60 ssSs chilean. ts9S.7!i pea, choice.
washington. California, s7.75ds; small
white, California. s7.769S; large white.
tdaho; !7:15gS; tepary. California, $50
.gs.76; daifuku. Manchurian, $3.50; red
kidney, choice. $13,6o@1S75; red marrow,
S.E9Io'So; S kintoki. Manchurisn. HQ5,5O:
sMis,2S MsInSl;s; SSia;So; imperials, 40; Kumsmoto'
Msnchns,s MM;5S bayou I Chilean .sSs3s; cranberry
o.; short, t5.5o9s; California, sT9 T.5o;
PiaA Pia cSsiee SIttoFnis SISG lima caiitOr
S'si sssias HsSsta;sf;
idaho: s7.s5 . 7.5o; ai wssanaion. '';;.S T.Sea
@ @sS Sassfaah Saa1Gfna s7SsSS7S 49, Gasa Sapsn. 81.
black eye. California. s6.25 q $50; splits
ysllpw, $50; green. sloa 1850; white
small Manchurian. s5.7S9e; large. $50
- BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
b. 6sh q 7oc.; extras. 90 score. csc. firsts,
& 80 to 81 score. s2@ssc; hrsts, IS to 50
salted. higher than extras, 72 7sc. extras,
mdgnhc.; firsts esq7oc.; seconds, $40
good to prime. e @ sse.: common ] Sfsfi to fair,
81 O SOC; ladies', Nurrent make, frsts, 4sa
&c.; seconds. Az q 4sc.; lower grades, is
4!H 94sc.; No. 2. 4sit q t7c.; lower grades,
Sc; creamery held, higher scoring.
$50 Sc; extras, 62G62isc.
CHEESE-state, whole milk, fresh fats,
colored or white. ID. 3l931Ec; average
run: soh QsO%c.; held. fats, specials, 81 4
gsz zAc;; average run. aoh 9alc.; lower
grade. asa SOC; twins specials, white, col
ored. SO9 31c; average run. s0@80h hc
lower grades, rs q 2sc.; Wisconsin, whole
fresh, soh 9alhc.: held. Siia Qs2Hc
double daisies. fresh, s0h9 SING; held, 81
y SIC: Young Americas, fresh, s2E a
sSnc'; cheddars, Canadian. in bond rs y
g2sc.; State skins. specials, 21it 92eAc.:
prime to choice, l9a1shc: fair to good,
1fV17c.; lower grades, 7QlSc.
The sun., 1919-10-18
brown BUYS GARDEN AP'T's.

Frederick Brown has purchased the
Garden Apartment, covering the block
on the east side OF st. Nicholas avenue
between I1sth and 10th streets. from
the Central Savings Bank. which pur-
chased the property on Wednesday at an
auction conducted by Arthur c. Sheri-
dan in the Vesey street salesroom. The
bank paid S32b.000. and It is reported
that the price which It obtained on the
resale yesterday was s337.500. The
property consists Of nine five story extra
large apartment houses Meyer Auer-
bach. attorney. represented the bank at
tho auction and the private Gale.
The sun., 1919-10-18
BARON Aston LEASES BLOCK.

Baron Astor has arranged the lease of
the entire block front on the west side
Of Ninth avenue between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. improved with
number of old two and three story brick
and frame buildings held under lease
for number of years by the c. II.
Southard Company. dealers in building
materials, The lease of the latter COM
pany expires next May.
The lessee is the Atlantic Hotel Sup
ply Company, Charles Mcdonald presi-
dent, now at CTS Hudson street. which
plans the reimprovement of the site
with building for its own occupancy
when possession is obtained. The plot
has a frontage of 200 feet on Ninth
avenue and 125 feet on Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
The sun., 1919-10-18
WILL SELL YoNKERs LOTS.

Lot buyers and prospective home
builders will attend the sale to be held
to-day at p. NJ. In Philipsburg Hall,
one block south of Getty Square, Yon-
kers, N. Y, of 302 lots at Nepperhan
Heights, Yonkers. Joseph P. Day. auc-
tioneer, will conduct the sale by order
of the Union and New Haven Trust
Company, trustee, for the estate of Pat
rick ]. Cronan. The lots to be disposed
Of are close to the Nepperhan Heights
station on the N. Y c. r. r. (Putnam
Division), and front in Tuckahoe road,
Morningside road, adjacent streets
and avenues
The sun., 1919-10-18
R1DGEwooD SALE ON TODAY.

An auction of building sites is to be
held in the Ridgewood section OF Queens
to-day by the Jere johnson, Jr., Com
pany. aucuoneers. The sale affects
thirty-eight lots. including nine corners,
located In Freshpond road, Madison. Pal
metto. Grove and Traffic streets, Gates
avenue and other streets and avenues
adjacent to the Freshpond road station
of the Myrtle avenue elevated railroad
The sale will be held on the premises at
8 o'clock and will close tile estate Of the
late William Marshall. owner of tho
stock OF the Intercounty Realty Com
pany, which holds title to the property.
The sun., 1919-10-18
BUYS s41 FAILE STREET.

Maurice I. Strunsky sold for the WILL
lam f. Kenny Company s41 to s4s Faile
street, three five story twenty family
apartment houses, each 4Sxl00, renting
for total OF $4,000. The buyer is the
Anna Holding Company, Joseph Schwarts
president.
The sun., 1919-10-18
BUYER FoR 0 EAST esd ST.

Worth ngton Whitehouse. Inc, has
sold for the estate OF Douglas Robinson
East Sixty-third street. a four story
dwelling. 2bx100. TO Charles de Rham,
who recently sold his house at "a Fifth
avenue to George e. Baker. Jr. The
Brown -Wheelock Company represented
Mrs Robinson
The sun., 1919-10-18
BUYER FOR % FRONT ST.

Charles F. Noyes Company sold to A.
c. Israel Company. Inc, coffee mer-
chants, s5 and 81 Front street, five
story building, at the northeast cor
ner OF Gouverneur lane, on plot Ask
81. The property Is in the most active
section where the buying for occupancy
movement has developed
The sun., 1919-10-18
BROWN IN DOWNTOWN DEAL.

Frederick Brown has bought from tne
Manhattan Life Insurance Company 40
West Third street. near West Broad way,
a six story loft building. or a lot ask
1044, through Howard C. Forbes and
Julian T. SAKE. Mr.. Brown also pur-
chased the five story elevator loft build
inr, on a lot 26x1Oo. at 4s vesey street,
from Trinity Church Corporation. Will
lam F. Bonsall was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-18
LATEST SCHULTZ co. LEASE.

The Schultz Cigar Company leased
through Samuel ]. Tankoos from the
New York Municipal Railway Corpora
tion-2 portion of the vacant plot at the
northeast corner of Broadway and Canal
street and will erect from plans OF
Frederick Putnam Platt one story
building to be occupied as a branch es-
tablishment
The sun., 1919-10-18
COLUMBIA COURT Is SOLD.

The six story Columbia Court apart
ment structure at sic to 51s West 1881
street. adjoining the southwest corner
of Amsterdam avenue has been sold by
the Home and Prospect Realty Corpora
tion. The property has a frontage of
100 feet and a depth of 10o.ll feet and
is assessed at $4,000
The sun., 1919-10-18
sCHACK BUYS DORENzA COURT.

The six story elevator apartment
house, known as Dorenza Court. at 545
to $40 West I5Sth street has been sold
by the west lS6th Street Realty Com
pany, represented by Abraham Crosney,
TO Samuel Setback The structure occu-
pies plot 100x100 and rents for S29 900.
The seller acquired the property last
April from Irving Judis and Irving I.
Levine