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The sun., 1919-05-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18th ST. SO w-Joseph H. Handel, ast
Etiisabeth ooodnow ct al; Dec q, 1915
SAME pRopERTY-L' 'wSissi ;:lii, AZ
same sane; p Dec isJs sesnceiied,.. 1880
e inS; ast same; Dec Q. 1915 ts1n;
SAME rRoppERiT'fi-Ai6iri.hiam z.nSl.r'
SAME PRO Ros Rfs ls.S S S.InS.r.
Inc, aEt same; Dec !. isis Can:
SAME fR;opE:RaTrYY.Ensene' j woii. '' az
SAME PRoPERTY-MsfS 't strompt al
SAM ,MSTs; p Re & 1873 issnesl,sd. $50
SAND DISQUALIFICATION eo ssanss''' Meta, cSyo
cred Door q Sash Co, Inc. sst same
SAME pRoPERTYNHajok Bro: 4 CO.
Inc. agt same: Dec 7. 1916 lean:
SAME PRoPERtriY.EuEenie; j wohi, as ::
same; Dec Z. 1918 (canceiied). .iS2i.5f
SAME PRoPERTY-James sTurnbuli
Peerless Prism Co. 'sst same; Dec Z,
SAME PRoPERrY-David sch::i 3, 'i al.
aEt same: Dec Z, 1918 Cancelled .s4ls.4i
SANE PRoPERTY-D H McIaury Tile
&c, Inc. agt SAME; Dec z, 1919 lean
SAME PRoPERTT;Yi:riirie:tedt und.r fise
ming Co. sgt same; Dec .. 1919 (ean-
SAME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K ii.iisS
Co, Inc. agt samsi Dec IL. 1915 (can-
SAME PRopERTY-oitis Elevator Co. ' sSt
same; Dec 20, 1916 tcancelled) .S4s5
SAME PRoPERTY-Murtaug Elevator
S CTii Sst same; Dec a. 1915 tssssPP;;
SAME PRoPERTY-Fowier Brunjis Co
agt same; Dec q. 1915 cancelled. 1855
samet Jan 4, 1917 (cancsiled). -. .s5ls, 80
SAME PRoPERTY-Same aEt same; Jan
4 1917 tcancelledl .sieG
Constr Co. Inc, agt same; Jan Z, 1917
SAME PROPERTY--Hyman Brown, ast
same; Jan 20, 1917 tcancelied) -. .1sSo
SAME PRoPERTY-teBroc Co. agt
same; Feb -. 1917 lcancelled) .tiss. SO
SAME PROPERTY-crane q Clark agt
same: Mar 2, 1917 (cancelled) .$3fs. 81
SAME PRoPERTY--Joseph Fried, agt
same; Mar 70. 1917 (cancelled) :. .s1Oi
SAME PRoPERTr-.Lorenxo Rasporio, agt
SAME PRoPERTY-Charles Braun. ast
came; Apr .. 1917 tcaneelied) 49,. $3.50
The sun., 1919-05-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
lat IL VEsEY STREET.
N. tT...,, r..a.

ny
WASHINGTON 50 W, 81. W . IS n 9TH
at. 2I6xiis. I sty and b dwlg-Albsrt
Frankel Agt Celestlno Piva ct al, due
alssI!iS taxes. &C. 'i'ssl'Sa; s'tys.
Sv, lTsxsS.ii. sty and b dwig-sea-
mems Bank for Savings agt Pauline
Baum ct al, due $s.6S2.1o, taxes. sc,
t2b97s; attys. cRdwalader. w 4 7.
by ]. X. Mayors
BROoME ST, al. 8 W cor Norfolk ct
$3.50. 25x75. 5 and sty- int and strs-
Il ] Levine. exr, &c, aEt Joseph Price et
a., due 81, 1850, taxes. &C, N.SSAb5i
cap ST. iiS w, =, s0I.s W Columbus Nv,
lGsxl0ob, 3 sty and b dwlg--JuliA Van
Vorat Agt b p Collins OF al. due ill.,
s3ti4, taxes. 80. sl.27S: atty. VIM RAs-
ouln. .Jr.
By Joseph p. Day.
OGDEN Av. 1852. q, 22o n leBth. SSx
= l25, 2 sty dwig--Ellen MeMann. sxrx,
agt 70 N Garland ct al. due il,aiq.ss'
=, tSsss1 4c; H.7ts:as; atty, II siiidrsth.
vssaSt AZ sosnsar si az at fs1,sS
Bldg Corp ct al, due t2,s9I2o: taxes, 40,
s22l; attys, Wesselman s. X.
BY Henry Brady.
FULTON AV. 1884, o ., So n lssth 81. lsx
ni.llxi16xils,l, Z sty tnt--centraI Saw
taxes. DC. tiss.0S; attys. Amend q A. =
BY I. J. Phillips a Co.
HUGHES Az. . Q. 900 n 1ssth Ut, S0xsT.s.
vaeant--Melissa Mead ast Charles Sha-
P!ir.s ct Al DUE 4s.isSsl. taxss 40.
The sun., 1919-05-27
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trinity Corporation Sells Plot
on varick st. to Fletcher
Castoria Co.
BUYER TO BUILD ON SITE
Brown Disposes Of Bellemore;
Medium Priced Apartment,
Houses in Demand. 81.

George II. Edwards secretary Of the
Fletcher Castoria Company, has secured
On option on the block front on the east
ode OF varick street from Grand TO
watts streets on which II Is rumored
me Caytoria company plans to erect an
elaborate structure for its exclusive 90
rupsncy. The property Is owned by the
Trinity Church Corporation, which has
been dispoeing Of many OF its realty
holdings on the lower West Side In 40
sordance with its policy Of liquidation.
The site IL at present unimproved and
has frontage OF as feet on variok
street and a depth OF 65 feet. II IL the
lhird large property in the business Sec
Ion OF Greenwich Village recently sold
BY tho Trinity Church Corporation TO
purchasers who contemplate interesting
commercial improvements Last week
the corporation disposed OF the south
sast corner Of Clark and Spring streets,
, plot sox135, to the Greenwich Asso-
tintes. who win erect large garage on
the site A short time previous to this
The church corporation sold the plot M
tho northeast corner Of Greenwich and
Morton streets to the Lehn q Fink
corporation, wholesale Druggists, who
will build an eight story structure there.
The sun., 1919-05-27

BROADWAY. 1efI-1s " cor beth q,
s,S5s Ao isi ,ss shoe 60 y 70
rom May j. 1918; atty. Kenneth Nc.
Even. 50 Broad st. $1,000 to $500
ee4s S0r Realty CO store so s. saS
KolbA on April 40. 1879. g Yrs from
Oct y 1919 sttys. orossdeld Bros, A., ,dS
SrM f' Xv, ~, "a '4athi st. ia;iii..Elmer )
smsiher. 70 Tif,in Products, 20 W s!,a
1T ir ne s sSsy !. ioao' a... 10000
sTH .Ay. S2s-Sae. thestre-Msx Rossn,
SsSTBn Sss ~ ws y asoy 9Th fsSn ny
RuToERs ST so. sll-Hose 4 Block,
Pr'Ri lbs: atty. Of Morris lissi w6 5i 's w.
coSEuMBus Aivv,, sao:ssi, W o ioitS st.
store. and b-Rsohel Markowitz. extrx.
TO r w Woolworth Co, watertown, N y,
yrs from May !. 1920; address. 2S SS
B6WERY: Ias:ia1. col cor STR and b.; also
Grand ST, 2SI; ctr and b,L SnI Brush a 2,
FRkN nj ItH% ST. Tas %, ana iSi ici:E sssS.
on premises. ". from FEB l. 1910. $4,000
dierfner and ano to Louis Portugksss
yrs renew; atty. H A visu. .a2oo
f. VIII .;:%sI: M. $.l; i. Z
STc% Jun. .' isis; atty .? x hD.Sn,s. u
,sTH '' 81. les W, sii-.oilverase CO 70
| Freeman Purveylng Co, Inc, II la yrs
from May !. isls; attys. Bandler 4
9Th Has Rector st. ~ 90.
lunch corpn TO- PSiiip ssikind. Sss
July !. 1919; atty. ) A Fischer: 500 81
BRO ADw;AY. i:ii:is, cor Si;t e. str
q b-Moredall Realty Corpn to United
Cigar Stores Co of America, ~ w 18th
& 20 yr, 4 .fFI " i MsS i.i' atty
M Mary w '' %sndeli s nd s ssa to united
rt & y ss0f from 90 May "a T. iss; atty
10TH ToG %9 Sac y st. as's SP:i:r s.lsSsS
~f is, 60 q y os nave III atiy { E.. from
10TH Av, ss.sS, ali.~samie TO same. yrs
from May l, 1919, yrs renew; atty
sTH %y, III. i;iiini q; iiiciii wj. siio1
& = Goodman to United Cigar Stores
Go Of Amsrica. ~ w 18th st, 10 yrs from
ID Az. n 9 tith st. iaiMi-.Meiviiils II
Beerns to United Cigar stores 60. ~ W
is ss st atty, from 5Sp' sslo asie e Asr s,S
1sT Az. t. LIST n. ana SUB S:AnnsttS
% TSi ssih e q: 10 y stsr from &C MAY St
I: 1923; atty. NJ stroock. ~ w 18th
nENox Az 'iicj..iia stores ana e.MorriS
ettys, II ! q L Cohen. aao Bway $500
shansr and ano to Mories aartner' Is
Az D. yrs from May 10. 1919. and
yrs renew ut 1900. $50
The sun., 1919-05-27
BUSINESS LEASES.

Samuel J. Tankoos leased to the
Chain Shirt Shops at an aggregate rem
tai approximating 100000, the store at
Ste Prospect avenue.
Charles y. Noyes Company leased a
store In the new. building at the north
east corner OF Fiftieth street and Lex
inEton avenue to the Autosales C6rpor-
alton Cor i've years; q floor at az oid
SLID to Robert Moore q Co. q floor al
sVI Pearl street to Lincoln Mounting
Finishing Co.. Inc.; floor at 2l7
fearl street to Hugh T. Gallagher; a
noor at 100 John street to George II.
Taylor; floor at 1877 Water street 70
]. Frank O'Hara & Co., Inc. q floor NJ
sbs-5 Third avenue TO Progress Asso-
ciation. and space In elisa Maiden lane
70 d. L. Sllverman.
4 Cross 4 Brown Company leased the
second floor at 1765 Broadway to On
nllen Bros the second floor at $40
West Forty-fifth street to Morris Sil.
verstein; the second floor at 20 West
Sixty-nrst street to Mrs. MHfy Mayer
the store and basement at 1865 Broad
way to the United States Rubber q Re-
claiming Company, and the third floor
at 25 Howard street to Schwartx q
It1kowitz.
carstein & Linnelsin. Inc, leased spacs
IN the Park Row Building to J. w. voor-
- - AeSetS oS w. 4nN- bOndnOpuIO
Bros, N. J. Pulverizing Co., Inc. Eleya-
tor Engineering Corporation, Empire
Typewriter Exchange, Margaret Mark
land. Fredericka T. Tonkonogy, Frank
v. Cooper and Joseph Chourtchine; also
space In Park row to Addie Brown
and the Greater New York Phil. Society.
A A Hageman leased q loft at 62e
Sixth avenue to Benjamin Lagunoff and
Nathan Porper ana the fourth loft at
6Se Sixth avenue to the Illustrated News
Company; also leased the parlor floor at
- West Thirty-sixth street to M. Glau-
birger and the second floor TO Modern
Novelty Company.
]. Arthur Fischer leased to Louis
Bernstein the store at 7S3 Sixth avenue,
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to
Schwartx & Phillips the top floor In 40
and 1s2 Fifth avenue, the third floor at
rs West Thirty-hrst street to D. LASS
man, n loft at IS East Thirtieth street
to Max Schwartz, also to Handler a
Nuremberg the eighth floor at 10 and 81
West Twenty-fourth street.
Pease q Gilman leased at As West
street offices to the New York Testing
Laboratories and the store at Is West
Thirty7ninth street to Samuel NJ. Leyey.
The sun., 1919-05-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

EDGEooMBp Az. o $, I2Llo Is7th ct;
Holi IL tsus,.. wT !" Tss.: CO.
EDGECOMBE Av. 9 9, 1910 . is7th at
Clarencton Clayton to Sarah HollIns-
head as trustee; atty N Trust Go,
AiIsTB sTGe& Nv. iss:s5. mtg ;isoaS 600
Emily wilkins TO Bankers Trust Co.
Case "a Wan l st; A.'ys' white 4
s7TH 81. 81 W-N TIL: 4 Mtg Co 10 70
d 1ry Dock Say say Instn. aH nowsryj I'd;
18TH ST. ~ sos.sS7 w-Amsricsn ;i TrSss
ay. exr: atty. N Z n & NJ Co, IsJbroed-
sFRfNG ST. sii.sss--Laiw;y;e;ii; Ti tis0U z
Mtg Co to Masonic Board of Relief;
ssTH ST. s,/iS6 e bth av-Lawyers Mtg
Co TO Lawyers Title a T Co. trustee,
Will Jas Il steers for Karoline X Steers
atty. L r Co. is0 Bway. .slo0, 900
Bronx.
2SsrH ST. SIS $50 Martha av. 25xioo-
Central Mtg Co to Samuel Curtis,
trus Omaha, Neb: atty. Title Guar & 9
SAME i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T c.i;,. ,,,,.
TO Cath X Chamberlain. ST Adams. L /;
SAME PRoPERiTY.;cath K ccihamb.risin
to pOrothoA Temkamp. $40 W l7gd q,
ct al. exrs; atty, same. ..........ts.50 500
WEEKS Az. Is; - iIsd q. }sSss-
meyer iiSs seaes av; atty, TSos q
Price sol fremont av. ...............si
EAsTCHEsTBR CREEK. 8, adj land
now or late VIM Odeil. contains 20 acres
Bartholomew Donohue, exr. to Rich
steers. 81 e7th ct; attyA Morrill,, n a
FINDLAY Az. lsol-chsries Glenn to
john Jaeger, 5lt North villa ct, Rich
mond Hill. Y; atty, Geo schwGrs. 100
Ondere0nk av, Brooklyn. 800
10th ST. lls E-vincent NJ Jeliine to
Anna Worth, 81 Steele Av. New Dorp,
Staten Island, u part; atty. Al CARRIE.
The sun., 1919-05-27
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Petitions In Bankruptcy.
LORD CARLETON CIGAR CO, lNC-In-
voluntary petition against Lord Garlic
ton Cigar Co, Inc, manufacturing ci-
CARS, 1918 Second avenue Liabilities.
{s,7OO; assets, $1,000. Principal claims,
NJ Schechter, 1907; Albert II. Green
SiIO; l. Einbund. s2os. william Weiss
named as receiver. Shame and Weinrib,
2ss Broadway, are the attorneys.
MORRIS MISUNDERSTANDING petit
ton against Norris Weissman. trading
as Morris Dress shop. cloAks and suits.
S2 and 81 West 125th street. Iiabili-
ties and assets not given. Principal
claims, j. Javstt. sl.o7s; NJ. H. schwartz,
H,bs2i 8. Heyman, $50. Archibald Pal
mer. 800 Broadway, 10 the attorney.
Discharges In Bankruptcy.
LIBERTY BAKERIES CoRP-Fred X
Lichtenberg, Mary J. r. Dillon. Frank
Keller, Elias Drsyfus. Herman l. Schra-
der, Kenneth A. Kerr. Thomas +. Nc
Gourty, Anna Anchorstar. George A.
sipp, Louis sternlieb, Henry Z. Magee
and Kanter and Wilkin.
Assignments.
MORRIS wEISSMAN-TradinE as Morris
Dress Shop and style Dress Shop at GO
10 90 West 115th street, assigned yes
terdAy for the bsnsat Of creditors to
GARAGE. -LNc=asrsgs at
The sun., 1919-05-27
RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Pease q Gilman leased two moro
apartments In the house being built at
lis East Eichty-second street to
Miss c. .Delafleld and to Fran.
cis L. Whitman also leased for Mrs.
Nathan. Seeley to the Zeta Psi Club of
New York the four story dwelling at Is
East Thirty ninth street
j. Arthur Fischer leased to A. 8. Mac.
sreEor an apartment at 10 West Eighty.
eighth street
The sun., 1919-05-27
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

!. G. Wolf sold for Ernest 8. Strons
to j. W. Brooks. president OF the North
Shore Gravel Company, his new Dutch
Colonial residence on Circle Drive, Plan
dome Heights
Pell q Tibbits sold to A. n. Kennedy
dwelling and ten lots on the north
east corner Of Woodruff and Iroquois
avenues, Hollis.
Thomas H. Todd rented the L. NJ.
Hicks estate at Mill Neck. L L, to
Langdon Harris
Samuel A. Potter a plot OF lots at Nc
Rinley and Rochester avenues, Edge
mere. L. l.. to William Emerich, who
Will erect three dwellings.
Herman Frankfort rented places nj
Woodmere to Nathan Stelnfeid, Henry
Josephs and Julius Starr; at Cedarhurs,
to Robert Sealy, and with II, Gold.
schmidt to Aaron Bendersky: at Law
renee to Morris Sternberg, Miles
BleeckeT, S. c. Lamport and ID. r. Phil
lips; at Edgemere to Theo, Haebler
N. Rauchwerger, L. Cohen and A. Rosen-
berg; at Far Rockaway to l. Slater,
NJ b. Sarnoff, L. Gunzendorfer. J.
Daniels. A. AlBberg and Max Mendel-
sohh.
Robert z. Farley Organisation sold
for Douglas T. Johnston his property on
Heatherbloom road. Gedney Farm.
White Plains, N. Y, to James c.
McCreery Realty Company. This prop
erty consists of an acre with a large
Colonial residence and garage.
The Arthur Stewart place of eleven
acres and dwelling, on the Wilmot road,
Scarsdale. N. Y, was bought on Satur-
day by Isaac Franklin Russell, former
Chief Justice of the Court Of Special
Sessions. The property was auctioned
by Arthur c. Sheridan for the Riviera
Realty Company (Sonn brothers and
Max Marx for $4,000.
Alexander Selkln and David Mintz
resold for Odds Holding Company, Fred
erick Brown president, the square block
on Tyler and Harrison avenues. Tenth
and Eleventh streets, McAlester. Okla.
The property. owned since 1920 by the
Choctaw Indians, was acquired recently
In an exchange by Mr.. Brown.
The sun., 1919-05-27
SATISFIED MORTCAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)



ATH ST. 8 s, 22S 10th ave, a5xiooB-
Carrie Kessler, col 10th ave. to Cecilia
Weidhass, 40S W AID st, March IA.
1916; atty. John J. Phelan. 2el Broad
way '''.s' '''.s'''. tooV
tlST ST. 5, sl.s Lex Av, runs s0x
i6.Sx 1S.9x . COX s ASK e. ASK n
t7.sx W ak rs to . 3 st W 5B.7 to beg
George schuchman to Marie C Heins,
IS Spuyten Duyvil Parkway. Lawrence
b Cohen, 44s Riverside Drive. and Harry
II Holbert, us W za7th ct. edmrs viii
John p Schuchman, March 3. 1910; atty.
n T 4 NJ Co. 1875 BwAy. -. .sls,o 600
18th St 9, las W Sd av, 46xlo6S--Gso
schuchman to Marie c. Heine, 10 spuys
ten puyvtl Park. ct al. sdmrs. March 8.
1910; atty. +. p. Hummei. 1911 Sd
2sD ST, n 8, 100 e SIN av, is.sxsss-sam-
uel l. Westsrneld and wife to the NJ Y.
Society for Relief of Widows and Or
phans of Medical Men. June 4, 1885;
atty, o. Lange, 257 Bway. 900
18TH ST. q 172.e Lenox av SICK
crit Macy, at Brlarolin Manor, Ossining,
n Y, and Walter q LAdd, borough OF
Peapack and Gladstone, Somerset Co,
y j., as trustees Of Josiah Macy, Jr,
Feb "a. 1914; attys. Dawson q Under
hill. 20 Court st. Bklyn. .sso. 900
The sun., 1919-05-27
TITLE co. BRoADENs SERVICE.

The board OF directors OF the New
York Title and Mortgage Company at its
regulhr monthly meeting passed q resolu-
ton Offering to the company's sharehold-
srs Of record on May 20. 1919. the right
to subscribe pro rata at par to the COM
pany's treasury stock. heretofore auth.
orized. amounting In all to s.215 shares.
The issue at this time Of the balance
" the company's authorised capital.
making the total capital and surplus
i4.oe0. 900. Is for the purpose Of provid-
Ing added facilities to care for the large
Increase In current business. The activ-
lily In the real estate market and the
requirements for building loans is plac-
Ing an unusual demand upon the title
and mortgage companies Of New York.
The directors consider the time op-
perfume TO use the new capital not only
Tor added profit TO the stockholders hut
to provide the company's patrons with
broader service.
The sun., 1919-05-27
SHORTAGE OF KID
GLOVES Is LIKELY
Manufacturers Find It Impos-
sible to Get Enough Raw
Material.

Because Of the difficulty experienced in
securing raw materials, the kid glove in
dustry of the United States IL said to be
confronted with the most serious prob
lem In the history of the trade and
manufacturers here and in other quar-
terS declare that they will be unable to
meet the demand fpr goods for fall and
winter.
One OF the leading kid glove manu-
facturers here said yesterday that in
view of the present situation retailers
probably will not receive their supplies
Until much later than usual. 1t IL
believed in the trade that because of the
shortage OF leather goods the consumer
will be forced to use more extensively
gloves made OF silk and other fabrics
and large demand for this class OF
merchandise Is expected.
Reports received in the market here
are to the effect that on account Of the
destruction of sheep and goats In France
and other European countries 1t will be
months before leather suitable for glove
making can be obtained In large Quanti-
ties. South American glove industry
furnished the American glove industry
with big supplies Of raw materials for
kid and other leather gloves, Is reported
to have neglected its herds to such an
extent that American manufacturers
cannot depend on that source at this
timo for any large amount of hides.
The situation In the wholesale mar
ket has developed to a point where II is
take what you can GET proposition
and some manufacturers are not prom
ising to make deliverieS before october,
although they formerly started to send
out goods July L
The sun., 1919-05-27
BANK SELLS APARTMENT.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company sold for the Sesman's
Bank for Savings to Henry Stern the
seven story elevator apartment house,
5o6xf00. at 1871 and 1879 Seventh
avenue, southeast corner of 114th street.
The property was held at s1I5,000 and
was taken over by the bank about n
month ago In foreclosure proceedings
The sun., 1919-05-27
sELLEMoRr SOLD Bx BROWN.

Frederick Brown has sold to the Belle
more Realty Company through Slawson
b Hobbs the six story elevator apart
ment house at eos and cot West i15th
street, between broadway ana Riverside
brivs. This building. which - known
IS the Bellemore. stands on q plot SOC
100 It contains eighteen apartments,
has . yearly rent roll of 31a.500 and
Vas held at s115.o0o. The seller 40
uuired the building last March from
lydia B. Gray.
The sun., 1919-05-27
DEAL ON WEST 1aaD, STREET.

william g. Baker has sold for q.
Ressing to the Jules Realty Company,
Samuel Wacht. Jr, president, b2l and
b2s West 1zad street. Q six story ele-
100. near Broadway. The structure ac-
commodities twenty-four families and
rents for about $4,000 annually. The
property was held at s125,o0o. ..
The sun., 1919-05-27
PLAN GARAGE FOR Il. 1serH ST.

Shaw q Co. have leased for q
long term Of years for ]. Sergeant Cram.
as trustee OF the estate of Henry. A.
Cram, the plot l00x100 at the south
west corner of Madison avenue ana 136th
street to the Klein Construction Com
pany, Inc. The tenants will improve the
property by erecting modern garage.
This plot has been owned by the Cram
family for almost hundred years, and
Is directly at the southerly approach to
the Madison avenue bridge.
The sun., 1919-05-27
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

Av c. ee ass 9TH ct, 1s,sxs3s-
Jennie Edslman agt Eva Davis ct al
INwOOD Av. W 9. s76.s n lesth st, ak
77.i-John Russell agt Joseph Russell
ct al partition suit); Rttys, McReynolds
JACKSON Av, $, 100 lsist 81. T5x
72.s-Albert w Pross ct al as trustee,
Agt James Reynolds ct al foreclosure
of mtg); Rttys, Middlebrook a Borland.
LOTS l3l and l22. map OF Beautiful Lots.
being part OF the Seton homestsad-
Louis Schmidt ct al agt Mary r Me-
Grail ct al foreclosure OF mtE): atty,
NJ b McHugh.
The sun., 1919-05-27
NORTH COURT CHANGES HANDS.

The L. Weiss Construction Company
has purchased from the Plumbers Realty
Company the North Court, apartment
house, a five story structure at 416 and
us West 215th street The building
apartments, rents for $4,000 annually
Ind was held at $4,000. Tho con.
Itruction company was represented by
Emanuel B. Cohen as attorney, and A.
spiro was the legal representative Of
the sellers. who purchased the house
through the same brokers last week.
The sun., 1919-05-27
REAL ESTATE JorT1Ncs.

william Cruikshank's Sons were the
brokers In the sale OF 1916 East
Seventy-eighth street. three story dwell
ings, on plot 37x10a2. recently reported
sold for Benjamin Welles, as trustee for
Harriet X Welles.
Edwin ]. Dunn is now associated with
Bulltley q Horton Company.
Queensboro-- Corporation Edward "a
The sun., 1919-05-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

l52D ST. 36s W.. all-Dorothy Reinwaid to
( Ben Fletcher. bss . Bth at. Brooklyn, S
yrs from June ]. 1919; atty. Hy NJ oren-
lb2D sT. $50 w. sll-Hlmon Realty Corpn
to same. yrs from June /, 1918; atty.
10Th ST, siO.i2 W, store in rear. is3S.s
Bway. and part b-st Regis Catering Co
20 Hyler's Inc. 1875 ID 18th st, from
meth MeEwen. 80 Broad st, $500
BROADWAY. ISL . s. a5.s n LiSer;y y 81.
all tenant &c. alter at s4,ooo--Louiss G
Adenaw ct d TO Hylers. Inc. 13s z
18th st. 6 yrs from May !. 1915 atty,
The sun., 1919-05-27
ST. NICHOLAS PL. FLAT SOLD.

The KNAPP q WATSON Company has
sold FOR George and Augustin Schucl. to
client for investment SO ST. Nicholas
place. q six story elevator apartment
house, on q plot 6ox112.
The sun., 1919-05-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT sos THIRD AVENUE. !
NO fYanrv nradv

sty biz tnmt-City Real Estate C6
agt v Price ct al; due. tis.s1s.l4;
taxes &C, $685. adjourned TO juno g..
76x7O.3, aty apt and strs.-Excelsior
savgs Bank agt b Soloschin ct al (:
due. s3s.e4322: taxes. &C, $4,000; TO
Michael Santahtelo for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-05-27
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Big Parades Expensive
to Fifth Avenue Shops
r ERCHANTS in Fifth avenue
believe that that thorough

A TERCHANTS in Fifth avenue
MI believe that that thorough
fare should be relieved from
unnecessary parades. While the
stores have responded with urani-
nous and unfailing liberality to all
demands made upon them by the
many parades and pageants held in
the famous avenue during war time.
the merchants feel that now that the
war IL over an effort should be
made to secure some relief.
The Merchants Association. which
Is cooperating with the Fifth Avenue
Association In the matter. suggests
. that such parades could be held with
greater convenience to the spectators
either in Fifth avenue above Fifty
ninth street. where they would not
Interfere with business, or upon
Riverside Drive.
The sun., 1919-05-27

same-o. Mackubln; April IS.
same.w W. Abel: April is, "''i'O'
1919 ..,."...........,,..,..... 17s442O
1919 ..,...'.,........ 2,o27.75
Same--E. uutman; April is, 1919. 2.O27.75
Same. Gutman; April IS, 1919. 2.O2776
same-s ]. Carr April IS. 1919. 2A.272l7
1919 ...,.....:",'....';....,.; La17.7o
same--J. IL. Fisher ct ali April
Same, G. Pund. Jr. April IS,
ISIS .... = ~. I.:I11I
Lazenby. Francis A.: John r.
Ramsey, George Mackenzie
George 9. Goodrich et al-In-
ternational Cotton Mills Corp,
costs; June 26, lsl5........... 2,bsI1
Blank, Kate--Metropolitan Life
lns. Co; Nov. 20. isl7......,,. 13.07I7o
Commodore Realty Co. Inc.-L
II. Kaplan May II, ls19...,.. l.s34.-5
Marshall, Morgan ana Grace y.
w. Gilehrist ct al; Nov 10.
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ton ct al; Nov Il. i9is,....'" lOrU
BRONX
FeinberE, Samuel 81. Meyers;
Aug. 4, l9i6..."...'','.'. N4ii
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MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

CORTLAND ST. s7-sacks q Fein Iron
Works. Inc. agt Edwin Wolf. owner
Janis Zachrlcci. contractor. $3.50
18TH ST. l55 to ls1 w-Nathan Vein
stein agt Lucymor Realty Corp. owner;
David Tropauer and Morris Friedman,
contractors ..........,.,,.. t77 10
esTH ST. s0S-sos w-Atlantic Metal d Tar
Roohng Co agt Florence Ludlow ct al,
(renewaD ~ 'tsSo
oRASD ST. isa-Henry D jjcs;ti a9;t iist.
lnndt Van Rensselaer,. owner: Moritz