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Christopher Hickey TO Joh Pooling. i7S
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LOT iiis ana i Il Of 10. 1iss map
l. spenoer--vittorio Il scelzi TO Ella
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SO: atty, MAJ L XTnstein. sic 10 Broad si.
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struction Co TO Liberal Finance Corp. 40
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Willis WILLS Az ,,, IS 80 So So Blvd, :SxsO,
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instals. &c; atty, Levison, 25s E Issth
sh.uuU
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1o4.2x1067--Chss d Calvin TO Summit
Trust Co. exr, at Summit, y ]. Aug Is,
8 yrs, 81 atty. Geo McCauslan, Al Park
18th sT,s' sss ~ 'i,ay,td,o;n. Az 1 S'ssS
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COLLEGE Az. 1879. n, 5. 2Sxs2.5--
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SO; atty, Jos A Sullivan, 1904 Sd
PLOT begins at line bet land Teachers
College and land Deaheld Est, distant
] Mowat TO Delaneld Estate, 81 Cedar
g. Aug a.. yrs SO; atty, Delaheld
Est. ~ Cedar st.................t 500
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GEMS BY WHISTLER
HAVE LOST NO CHARM
Little White Girl" $50, 900
Picture, Again on View.
Special Correspondence to The $

Special Correspoadence to The Sun.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE pictures by
Whistler bequeathed to the British ma
ton by the late Arthur Studd are now
on view at the National Gallery. The
most famous of these paintings is known
TO the world as THE Little White Girl"
and is distinct from the earlier work
named The White Girl" though both
represent the same charming model
whose friends call her Joe"
In the National Gallery picture Joe"
is painted simply--a white rose in red
rose garden is not so white" sang Swim
burne when he saw the canvas in the
artists studio before it went to the
Royal Academy in 1865. The girl stands
in a room by the fireplace and leans
against the mantelpiece. her fine face
reflected in the mirror. Arranged in
japanese fashion. the blue and white Of
vases fieck the metal, fan Is in her
hand. and an azalea plant sprays it's pink
petals across her white gown.
Few critics of the period appreciated
the pictures exquisite beauty. The late
w. NJ. Rossetti was among those that
praised it when exhibited at the Acad-
envy. He found that it was "crucially
tested by it's proximity to the flashing
white in Millais's "Esthe@m," but the
Little White Girl retorted delicious
harmony for daring force. and would
shame any other contrast" The painting
Is now regarded as one of the most per
feet works ever created by Whistler.
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story and basement dwelling, lot 2e.5x
lVII. for Mrs. J. A. Delaney TO client
for occupancy.
o. u. Aliard and j. J. Levy Company
sold the plot, 140x100, on the west side
OF East Ninth street, near Avenue j,
FlRtbush, for William HenIstreet TO a
builder for immediate Improvement
b. c. Sauter has sold the two story and
basement dwelling at 3sS Eleventh street
TO Mrs 4. Finnerty for occupancy
Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation the two family dwelling at
1898 Forty-second street, Borough Park,
to Sarah Goldstein.
Burling a Swan, Inc, sold the apart
ment house at 122 Kingston avenue for
the Land Credit Corporation TO a client
for investment
Meyer Ellenbogen sold for H. Heisman
to ]. Diston at 76 Rush street a three
and half story building, 23x100
f. @. Asresta sold for Charles Fink
beiner the three story building at 916
Atlantic avenue to Salvatore Camera !;
the plot for William E. Harmon Co.,
Inc. 40x100. at the northwest corner of
Utica avenue and Avenue D. to A. Co.
vellk ...
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEST 262D STREET-E. Sharum sold
TO Stuard Hirschman two lots on
West 262d street. formerly a part of
the Lackman property, opposite Van
Cortlandt Park.
TAYLOR AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Nora Stanton at 1926 Taylor
avenue, near Van Nest avenue, a three
family house. lot 25x95.
BRYANT AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold to Hilda Sanders at 657 Bryant
avenue. opposite Hunts Point avenue.
two story two family house ON lot
25x100
SPENCER AVENUE-E. Sharum sold
to Stuard Hirschman two lots OH Spen-
Ger avenue, formerly a part of thu
Lackman property, opposite Van
Cortlandt Park.
WEBSTER AVENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company bought from John S.
Appleby the plot. 165x100. on the west
side OF Webster avenue, so feet south
OF 173d street A garage is contem-
plated for the site. Charles and
George Buckbee were the brokers.
EAST 19STH STREET-E Osborne
Smith sold for Catherine A. Driseol!
three story detached dwelling at
~ East 19sth street to Lawrence
DeFrances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
REAL ESTATE NEWS.
| NOTES AND GOSSIP
Names Of Buyers in Many Re-
cent Transactions.

The firm of George Howe has opened
branch Office at Pelham, on the corner
or Peihdmdale avenue and Boston Post
road. II Is In charge Of William j.
Eschbach
Harry Sllverstein ID the buyer OF the
five story new law apartment house at
1881 Southern boulevard, sold by the
Benenson Realty Company through }.
Rubin.
Charles T. Game Is the buyer Of the
sly story apartment house at IL and II
West Tooth street sold by II. T. Weed
for Charles Kirschner.
John Vrookon bought the dwelling at
2126 Hughes avenue, sold by Edward
Polak. Inc, for F. ~ Mulgannon.
George Whitney Is the buyer Of the
dwellings at SO and IS East Seventy
fourth street. sold by Pease a Gilman
for Lewis Cass Ledyard. Jr., and Caro-
line a. Jackson is the buyer of 10 and
IL Fast Seventy street. sold by the
same, brokers for Francis v. Lord and
Harry Content, Both properties are to
be altered into largo single residences
by the new owners.
Willard SHREDDER. formerly with Bing
Bling. will open an Office at $50
Madison avenue
The City Mortgage Company has
loaned to the Beadleston Realty Corpo-
ration s1O5.090 to erect a six story
apartment hotel 33.4x1o0.5 on the north
side of Fifty-frst street. forty feet west
of Fifth avenue.
Charles II. Davis of Bass River,
Mass. is the buyer Of 10 Water street.
sold by Cammarn1, Voorhees, Floyd for
katherine p. Sheehan.
Arthur Il. Marsh Is the purchaser Of
25t West Ninety eighth street. held at
s150,000 recently sold by the Haas es-
tate.
Caroline A. Jackson is the purchaser
OF Is and II East Seventy-sixth street.
sold recently by Pease & Gilman.
Carroll L. Poet IL the buyer of 4 East
Nirety-second street. adjoining the south
corner of Fifth avenue, sold recently by
Mrs. c. schlosser through Douglas L.
Gilman & Co.
543 West 125th street, sold recently by
+. w. May Company, and John Vreeken
of the dwelling 1925 Hughes avenue.
The dwelling at 100 East Sixty-hfth
street. sold recently by the Brownwheel-
ock Company for Mrs. Virginia "
Bacon, has been purchased by William
II. Hamilton
William c. Dickerman Is the buyer Of
the five story American basement dwell
ing at East Seventy-ninth street, sold
by William +. Stafford.
A. A. Fowler bought the ivc story
American basement dwelling at lis East
Seventy first street, sold by William b.
May & Co. for the Tailor estate.
John ]. Mcdonald is the buyer of the
house at 124 East EiGhty-ffth street,
sold through John ]. Kavanagh.
DR.. Warren Hildreth is the buyer Of
the dwelling at l62 East Seventy-first
street.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
Oscar Schoenherr his residence and
grounds at 314 Tillou road, South
Orange, ". j., to j. s. Sloan.
Burke Stone Inc. sold for Robert ].
Schieriuh a house under construction at
Crossword to James Flynn for william
f. Taber his residence at Falrview Park.
Tuckahoe to New York client for
William A. Anderson a plot near the
BronxviIle station to oliver NJ. Oake. a
local builder for Capt. w Collier a
house on Sycamore road. Bronxville, to n
client, who will remodel the house for his
own occupancy. and In cooperation with
Prince < Ripley a residence in Scars
dale to A. S. Reynolds OF Madison. Conn.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold for c,
p. Fish his residence on Lester Hill.
White Plains to New York client.
Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for the Gedney Farm Company a plot on
Robinhood road IN the Gedney Farm
section of White Plains, y. Y, to John
A. Allen.
Murray Apfeibaum of Newark, y. j..
leased the three story building at is4
Smith street, Perth Amboy. 25xl90, TO
Davidson & FTnkIebrand of Brooklyn.
who ooerate thirty retail clothing stores
throughout the United States known as
.he +. and O. Clothing Shops. They viii
make extensive alterat ons. The lease
is for ten years at an aggregate total of
S45 900
Wood, Dolson Company. Inc. leased
for hve years the Menendez residence al
Conn. The lessee is Henry
F. Wells of Morristown. William +. Day
represented Mr. MenendeZ
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Leister Builders, Inc, sold to Fiering
q Horowitz on the southeast corner of
Edgemere avenue and Beach Thirty first
street. Edgemere, L. d., plot 65x100.
Lewis n. May Company sold through
J. III. Mayors auctioneer. the following
properties at Edgemere; For the Edge
mere Realty Company. the drug store at
the corner of Far Rockaway boulevard
and Grand View avenue to Gustave
Dieneman; the restaurant store adjoin-
ing. to the same purchaser; the Crest
Garage, on a plot Of seventeen lots, to
the Yorl<ville Auto Garage Company ;
for Simon May. the cottage at Is Beach
Thirty-seoond street, to l.. NJ. Bloch: for
Celia May. the cottage at Is Beach Thir-
ty-stxth street, TO John Mushikian for
y. y, Lancaster, the cottage at ! Beach
Thirty-seventh street, to NJ. Davis: the
cottage facing Jamaica Bay. to r. Tess
Ter; two lots on Beach Thirty sixth street
to Mary Curry; fifteen lots on Beach
Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth streets
to Sol Schildkraut, and twenty-one lots
on Beach Thirty-ninth street to s.
Strauss. The total sales amounted to
SS9.7o
]. Albert Johntra sold the two family
dwelling at 162 Twentieth street, Flush
ing, owned by Robert W. Bruce to Ma
than Bange Of Manhattan. The plot Is
27x100 feet. Tie purchaser will occupy
one of the apartments and lease the other.
The w. r. Gibson Company, Inc. sold
four new houses at Richmond Hill. west
side of 110th street, south of Roanoke
avenue, and at the southwest corner of
10th street and Roanoke avenue to y.
Scharola.
NJ Schmidt purchased a plot 25X100
IN east side of Chester avenue south OF
7 Ia
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat u NESEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.

ny SN'~ Pi LAY
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 1855. W :;
SOIL $ SSH St joNloe, sty apt: sold
to the plaintiff. ............ sSI 100
92D ST. IS W. 125 W Genital Park
W. 45xioo.s, sty apt sold 70 the
9:D ST. s-1o W. s.. 10 W Central Park
W. isx1oe.s. sty apt; sold to the
s2p sr i..14 W. IS. :i5 W central Par sg
W, 4sxfos.S. sty apt: sold 10 the
AsToR Fl % front net La ia s,:gpe
pl ana ith sv. li4xs,1Ssis. sSicSxs.5 ).
pit sty office and str bldg. II c.
Brohaw VS. Farmers I. & Co. trustee.
SC. ct al: Anderson & 4, attys: parti-
BY Henry Brady.
~. lsx1e2.2. I sty and b dws: ( de. W
SeAmsn VS. s Leycraft. exrx ct al.
Jonn ,.!ndley- atty: dive on jTIgt. SO
ois.2S: taxes &c. sc.ls49 %; sold 20 the
Sd Az. 1881, n c io6th st no 4OiYS
f. 25.3xl0O. sty int and strs; j
Foster & T, attys; due on judgt s2e,i?O.
taxes, SC, l,450: Withdrawn.
1y Samuel Marx.
4sTH ST, 400 E, 5. IS LIST ave. 25x
1874, 5 Ety tint and strs: L Trust Co.
trste, vs. solomon oiinka Il al: stewart
taxes. &C, 10000 sold to plaintiff 1000
lat 32lO THIRD AVENUE.I
BY Charles \. Berriah
EosEDALE Av, W :. SIS n 17Ith st.
5Oxs5x-&s55. Hartford ,Fi.e Ihs Co vs.
River Realty Co ct al; w, d. Murray,
Hra on sold uG to- The Sians sGTss
BOSTON ROAD, 1872. w lSsth st,
5i.sxs7. sty nat: E S Murphy VS. f II
White ct al; Gillespie 4 orc. attys; due
on judgt, S13,gis.se; taxes. sc, s754.
arst mtg Of $40. 700; sold to the NADIA
line Realty Co....-..' t'...'-. -S9j.O0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Shaw & Co. leased at pa Lenox
avenue a four story and basement
dwelling
Pease & Gilman leased the residence
at II Park avenue. five story Ameri-
can. basement dwelling adjoining the
southeast corner Of Thlrty-fifth street
to ID. Schuyler Bennett and apartments
as follows: In 81 West F'ifty-eighth
street TO Mrs. Francis Paine, Perry A.
Trude, J. d. Carscalen I'd. Mrs. Jule
Levy. Mrs. Stewart w. Smith and Mrs
r. letter: in "a West Fifty-pinth street
to Noel r. Dalton in 116th West Fifty
ninth street to DIR. Elmer w. Huppert
and TO DrA Agatson & Veith; in 90
West Eleventh street 70 DR.. Yamei Kin
and to II. Thompson, and In IA East
Fifty-sixth street TO Mrs. Edward w.
Brinley.
]. b. English leased the three story
dwelling at cas- West Forty-ninth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
OTHER SALES IN MANHArr.x

WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET-The
Jonn 4. Peel Company sold for Mar
earet c. Drummond and others, repro-
sented by Henry Brady, the six story
LOU puifding. 50x100, at 349-s51 West
Iwenty-sixth street to the Sis West
,Iwehty-ntnth street Company. 1t was
held at so. 900.
EAST FIFTY FOURTH STREET
frederick j. Sterner. architect. wbo
mas done considerable rebuilding Of
oid houses in the Lenox Hill section.
purchased the five story and ba serncnt
nat az ITO East EIfty-fourth street
with the view OF converting IL into an
american basement dwelling. IL was
sold by John L. du Fats OF Newport.
r. l., for about $4,000
hsT l2STH STREET-soIomon Riley
resoid to Gertrude Z. McFaIl the Ave
story nat. with store, 25xf00, at b43
west l25th street, through the ]. w
May Company.
WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET-The
Listowel Realty Company resold TO
Christian Wollersen the old church
oOx9S.!- recently occupied by the
Ameri<>n Female Guardian Society
and Eene for Friendless as an indus
trial school, at 41S and 420 IVES,
rorty-nrst street through Joseph p.
Feist a Co.
BROADwAY-Snear q IN sola ,or a..
East River Savings Bank to an ex-
porter and jobber in shoes and cloth
ing the I'VE story loft building.
S14x20O at 537 and 53s Broadway
through to los and 10 Mercer street,
Just north Of Canal street. The hold
ing was acquired by the bank in fore
closure proceedings and has been. on
the market at $4,000
FEARL STREET-The property at 7s
Pearl street, site OF New Yorks first
city hall, has been sold by Commo-
dore Elbridge T. Gerry to Richard s,
Elliott andrew A. Bibby as broker
represented Commodore Gerry in the
transaction. On the site IL a six STORY
building with stores occupying the
block on the south side of Coenties
alley and extending to 40 Stone street
The property has a frontage of ass
feet on Pearl street, 1913 feet on
Coenties alley and 1877 feet on Stone
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Brett and Goode Company leased
half of the eighth floor in the Art Color
Building at 2O9 to 219 West Thirty
eighth street TO the Scott Stamp and
Coin Company.
Hirsch and Friedman leased in the
building at 50 to az East Twenty-ninth
street the fourth floor to Tyler-Dayis
Inc. the fifth floor TO Isaac Adler and
the eighth floor to Big G Cloak and Suit
Company These leases are at a rental
aggregating $4,000.
Pease and Gilman leased a store in
IL West Forty-fifth street to the O'Nein
Kennedy Company and offices in AZ West
Thirty ninth street TO Nathan Opotow.
Louis Schrag leased the third loft in
21l TO 215 West Twentieth street to
II. @. Schlesinger and Irving Brueck
and the first loft in the building on the
northeast corner OF Twenty-hrst street
and Sixth avenue to Israel Feinman and
Samuel Cherkass.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased the
store and basement at 81 Murray street
to j. Sobel, the entire upper part of 1872
Water street to Manuel Rodriguez and
the sixth floor at % and "a Frankfort
street for John W Black to Nicholas
Power Company, Inc.
Charles J. +. Bohlen leased the main
floor and basement in the building at
street and Third avenue to the Polish
American Steamship Agency, L..
Harris and Vaughan, Inc, leased the
entine second floor at 1fS3 Broadway to
Joseph 8. Rutkin. muslin underwear,
and Rosenau Brothers, childrens
dresses; also the corner store and base
ment AT 1888 Broadway. northwest cor
ner of Twenty-eighth street. to Edward
Junas, silk and cotton goods. a floor at
IL East Forty-seventh street to Mrs
Fay Hall at 20 Park avenue TO the
Almarde Confectionery Company also
the store and basement at 20 Fast
Seventeenth street to Kunst and Smale
Company, and two stores in the Rae
quet and Tennis Club Building at Parl:
avenue and Fifty-second street. through
Brown Wheelock Company. to the Carl
ton Motor Company.
Sydney S. Cohen leased for Charles
J. Stumpt to Harry Beardon and Man
ME Walker the remainder OF the build
ing now in course OF construction at
1912 Broadway, northeast corner OF
Forty-ninth street. for fifteen years at
an aggregate rental of about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
100000 MURRAY HILL DEAL,

The most interesting and important
midtown transaction of the week was the
resale yesterday of three elevator apart
ment houses ut the southwest corner of
Lexington avenue and Thirty-fourth
street by the 30 West Fifty-sixth Street
Corporation. irving !. levine president,
to the Ralph Holding Company; Samuel
Yacht. Jr.. president. william S. Baker
was the broker.
The apartments were held at $500, 900
and command an annual rental of $685.
coo. The site fronts III feet on Lexinr-
Ton avenue and 141 feet on Thirty fourth
street east of the Seventy-first Regiment
armory. The buyers intend to alter them
INTO apartments of three and four rooms.
The houses are known as the Murray
Hin, Santa Anita and Armory Hall. They
were purchased by the sellers last June
from the Henry Z. Jones estate through
William S. Baker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
R. E.. BOWLING BUYS
WELLS FARGO BLDG.
Structure at 81 Broadway Is
Leased to Dominion Bank
of Canada.
WAS HELD AT 100000
Horace S. Ely & Co. Buy
Property at 40 Nassau st.
for New Home.
WAS HELD AT 100000

One Of the most interesting operations
OF the lower downtown district from the
speculative point OF view which have &C.
CURED in several weeks was the sale YES
FRIDAY OF 81 Broadway. the Wells Fargo
Express Company Offices, to Robert Il.
Bowling of the City Investing Company
b. the Maria Campbell estate, Howard
Townsend executor The property was
held at 100000. and IL 10 believed that
the price paid was In tis neiehborhood
o. that figure.
The site includes an old six story fire.
proof structure ont plot 26.6x20O, which
runs back TO Trinity place. The Wells
Fargo Company. now the American Rail-
way Express, held a twenty-one year
lease OF the structure. and the lease has
three years more to run. Eight months
ago the Brown WhecIociS Company,
which negotiated the sale yesterday,
leased the site to the Dominion. Bank OF
Canada for three years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
REALTY CO. BUYS NEW HOME.

The buyers of the site at 80 Nassau
street which was reported sold yesterday,
are Horace S. Ely & Co, OF 81 Lib
erty street, who recently sold their bust
ness site to the Federal Reserve Bank
As soon as the present leases expire the
company will probably erect six story
modern fireproof structure for their own
occupancy. The deal was closed yester-
day by the Brown-wheeloclS Company,
brokers.
This will be the fifth move made by
this realty firm in the seventy-five years
OF its existence. its Offices previously hav-
ing been located first in Maiden lane,
when the business was founded by Abner
Z. Ely in 1858. who moved II to % Pine
street, where he was succeeded by Horace
S. Ely. who moved to 81 Cedar street
The present corporation moved from 81
Cedar street to the building at 81 Lib
erty street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
RECORDED LEASES.

EDGECOMBE Az. 23i, str and frout cellar
--Ristori I.eerhurger and Daisy Metz
Ter to Henry = Kulze. 1913 Amsterdam
av yrs from Sept !, 1919; address, $40
la2th 81; c,, Si;:,,p
and 10th 1oors-The Eliisdale Co to
Samuel RosenthaL 2l19 Bwsy, ct al. .
yrs from Feb ]. 1921; atty. " b Marx,
25TH ST. 1877 f. all--Keran Flynn to E f
coogan. 1872 L 4sth ST. yrs from Sept
u lblu 49, $3.50 49, ", Sub
1ST Az. 500, ALL irving Nevin and ano,
lndiy,d and exrs. TO Abr b schreking CO.
,o S1y d Isl ~: yrs IT May L. asie Wo .o
$40. OoO-Thos Smell to Wlnifred Warren,
Inc. IL W 56th ST. ~ yrs from oct !
1919; attys, Paskus. O. II. Rector
GRAND ST. bs4. aii--J Stanley Fost To-: TO to
Chas Nikolaus 5s6 Grand st. Q yrs from
May I. 1910; attys, Jaburg Bros, .
Worth ST.. .,...,.......,,.S ~ 900
GRAND ST. 5s8. s;rs and on west
sidQ-Same TO seme, 3 yrs from May I.
1919. attys, same. ............... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
SELL PATTERSON MILL SITE.

Michael Dunn and the John Hinchliffe
state of Paterson, n. j.. have sold
pot Of twenty-five city lots at 55 to IS
twentieth avenue, s22 TO sac East
nNenty-thlrd street and 92t to 925 East
,"enty-second street Paterson. to the
american Silk Mills, Inc, also OF that
cry, and now operating silk manufac-
III lng plants in Cliff and Clay streets.
re'tTson. The price was withheld. Ed
ward Rubin, president OF the company.
announces that ground will be broken
Immediately for the construction Of a
our story modern brick factory to con-
Ialn 100000 square feet OF mill space.
~ VIII cost about $l25,0OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
ID. II. JACKSON BUYS HOUSES.

Daniel II. jackson. through the Nehr-
ing Company. Jules Nehring president.
has purchased five private residences at
al. 421. 423, 425 and 427 West 1tfth
street from the Guardian Life Insurance
Company. The properties we're held at
$4,000. Dulon a Roe represented the
sellers and Gettner, Simon & Asher APP
peared for the buyer.
The Nehring Company has also sold
for Edward 4. o. Gloeckner to an in
weston 555 and 557 West 1S7th street.
a five story new law apartment house
on a plot 50x95. with accommodations
for twenty families. The house was
held at S75.o0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
RnoOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the four story business and
apartment building at 1881 Fistbush
avenue. 1t was sold for Johann Car
stem Deelwater to a client for invest
ment.
Charles Partridge sold the four story
apartment building at 6S1 Lincoln place
to a client for investment. This sale,
which was made for the New York and
screnton Realty Company, disposes OF
the last Of their Brooklyn property.
Buckley a Horton Company have sold
q. 81 willoughby avenue, the northwest
corner OF Vanderbilt avenue, the three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
100000 SEVENTH AVE. LEASE.

John r. and Oscar L. Foley and A.
\ Hageman leased for the estate Of
{. ]. Ryan. deceased. for twenty-one
years. at a gSoss aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. the building at SIS Sew
enth avenue, twenty-five feet south OF
fortieth street. to Abraham jacobson
and Max Gluckman; who intend to tear
down the present building and erect a
modern three story and basement build
ing for their own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
BRowS IN aUICK RESALE.

The eight story fireproof loft build
Ing, on a lot 25x92. at 16 East Seven
tenth street has been resold by Fred
erick Brown to Pauline Alp. The prop
sTty. which rents for about S1l, 900,
and was held at 500. 600, was acquired
by Mr.. Brown about six weeks ago from
the Manboro Realty Company. Byrne &
Bowman negotiated the resale. Mr..
Brown recently purchased and resold in
the same section the loft buildings at
? West Twentieth street, 81 West Nine
tenth street and 121 to 125 West Seven
teenth street.