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sen the I'VE story apartment house NJ
1896 Southern Boulevard, on q plot
b0x100, arranged for Twenty-Five fam
lies. II was held at $4,000 and
rents for about $4,000. John Kroog
was the broker.
VALENTINE AVENUE - Ely Maran
and Joseph. Sager purchased through
Clement III. Smith the 1--WE story
apartment house at the northeast
corner of Valentine avenue and 10th
street It stands on a plot 50xs7 and
is arranged for twenty-five families.
The property was held at $4,000 and
rents for about $4,000.
COURTLANDT Williamson
& Bryan sold for Middlebrook q Bor-
land, as executors. the three story six
family house, 25x105, at 500 Court
landt avenue.
MARMION AVENUE-The Stanton I'M
provement Corporation bought the two
four story buildings at 1880 and 1884
Marmion avenue, near fremont, 66xS5.
CROTONA AVENUE &C. Carlucci a
Co. sold for Rosa Amelio to L. As
torino the southwest corner of CroL
tona avenue and 1S7th street. 70xS0,
with frame dwelling.
TOPPING AVENUE - Williamson &
Bryan sold for the North County De-
velopment Company the five story
apartment, 45x100. at tho southwest
corner of Topping avenue and 1880
street, held at $65,000,
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Pease & Gilman let. furnished, Ia
Newell W. Tilton the three story and
basement twenty foot dwelling at 1877
East Fifty-fourth street, adjoining the
northwest corner of Lexington avenue,
and leased apartments in Il West Forty
eighth street to NJ Perker: in IS West
Sixty-eighth street to Miss NJ s. Weight
man: In 20 West Seventy-second street
to Miss Grace S. Forsythe; in $50 West
Eightleth street to Miss Rae L. Law
renee; in S45 West Eighty-ffth street
to Mrs. NJ. e. Dow; in 637 West 121st
street TO Miss Helen NJ. Gail and to Leslie
r. Rounds.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented 70 s.
Hoberg the three story and basemen,
private dwelling at 2O9 West 127th
street.
Douglas l.. Gilman Co. leased an
apartment In 27O Park avenue to Mrs.
Sylvanus L. Schoonmaker: an apartment
at 103 East Eighty-fourth street to AL
bert U. Surprenant; at s East Fifty
eighth street to Paul S. Brinsmade, ana
at 10 East Sixty-f1rst street for the Al
East SiXty-first Street Company to Mrs.
L T. Kendall.
Pease G. Gilman leased to Abraham
Levy the four story and basement twenty
foot dwelling at 81 West Seventy-third
street, between Central Park West and
Columbus avenue.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhatt tan,

4oTH ST. lo2 W-Simeon l. Lawson 10 Jno
Howard Lawson, Jan 80. 1910; atty T C
Co, lI6 Bway ........,.....Sl5,O0 900
nth ST, s. 3l3 LIST av. 25xlO2 Geo
and Virginia schreiner to Central Saw
Bank In City Y. Apr as. 1888; atty,
Jno schlemmer, e3i lsSth st, .sl9, 900
nth ST. 8 s. 2sS LIST av. 25xl02. 2-Same
TO same. Apr %, 1893; atty. same sl2, OOs
ll2TH. ST, 255 w - Hy and Martha 8
Schmidt TO Hy Peterson OF Flushing, b
OF Q, Dec Z. 1910; atty. T C s. T Co
4sTHi sT %' :. as7 W "a av. iiSSxi66.sR
Regina Kassler TO Dry Dock Saw Instn
Feb 20, 1897 atty. G & T Co, l76
4sTH ST, S, EOS W I'd sv, iSxiOOt-saGmDee
TO same. March 20. 1907; atty. Frank NJ
Tichenor. SO Park Row. 900
18TH ST, s, 1855 fr c 7th av. 46.7x
so.lx4s4x9O- l57 West 10th ST Co. 81
e 2sth st, to Mtg Associates eO7 Bway,
July IL. 1911; attys. Rose P: l2s
7sp ST, ito E.Esteiic I Frank. New New
Rochelle, y Y. to Lewis NJ Isaacs. 2Os
Gin Rv, Pelham, n Y, June /. 1915;
attys. NJ and I s Isaaes. SO William
lssTH ST, 1873 w.chas 'schimmer' to Aiioe
Schmmer, 400 W 1890 st, Jan rs, 1913;
attys. Shaw & Co. W l2bth ct. SO, 900
9TH AV, 7Ii-Lydia Lawrence Blagdeh
and Arthur Mason Jones TO Title Guar
4 Trust Co. July 20, 1908, Apr 16, 1910,
June !, 1915. 3 mtgsi atty. Title Guar
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DEAL PARK AUCTION TODAY.

Joseph p. Day will sell at auction, at
p. NJ. to-day. on the premises In Deal.
N. j., all the remaining plots. consisting
OF 275 large size residence sites, together
with FIVE houses, comprising the property
known as Deal Park, located in Lincoln
and washington drives and Roseld ave-
nue.. close to tho station and within n
short distance from Deal Lake, the
Hollywood Golf Club, the Deal Golf Club.
the Deal Casino, the beach and ocean
frontage.
A good sized lake adjoins the property
on the south, and the lots to be sold have
the advantage of being located as to be
especially suitable to Improvement with
all year residences.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

lsSD ST, 8, 1884 W 7th av, mtg 5000
Lawyers Mtg Co 10 Saml II Longstreet,
1oS saith st. and ano. exrs; address.
18TH ST. 1872 W-James NJ Ryder TO Alice
schimmer. 223 w l4oth at: atty, T G &
5IsT ST. sIS W. mtg ,22,0oo-Fred;k w ;TfS
and ano to Greenwich Saw Bank 246
9Th av; attys. Middlebrook & u. 46
SS1ai So - -. - o,uOO
1oGTH ST. 24e Why d Mills and ano,
exrs. to Central Union Trust Co, so
Bway, gdn; atty, l. Co, 100
It'll Av. 2OO-N Title s. Mtg Co to
Universal Saw Bank. ls5 Bway; atty,
n 7 & NJ Co, 1876 Bway ...S2g, 900
10TH ST. 10 E--N Title & Mtg Co 10
Commonwealth Saw Bank, 2OO7 Amster-
dam Rv; address 1856 Bway .... sic, 500
s7TH ST. l7s Write Guar & Trust Co
TO Y Investors Corpn. l76 Broad
way.,........ .......,....,,....&5, 900
18Th ST, 2o6-20s W-Morris Borsodi to
Sir Lea Corpn. e9 Nassau st; attys.
Strassbourger & $, ~ Bway. 900
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

The newly formed Manning Realty
and Construction Company q. r. Man
ming president) purchased from the
Providential Realty and Investing Com
pany &C. Z. Gremmels president) apart
ments, loft buildings tenements and
dwellings in Manhattan, Bronx, Brook
lyn and Richmond valued at upward Of
S750.0o0. Tho purchases include the
Kenmore, at 449 to ass West 1890 street,
a six story elevator apartment house,
facing Morningside Park. 80 West
Twenty-second .street, q seven story
loft; 1905 to 1909 Fulton avenue, three
four story tenements, and 225 and AT
East Ninety-sixth street. two five story
tenements.
The Providential Realty and Invest
ing Company also sold 319 and 321 Sew
enth avenue. northeast corner OF Twenty
eighth street, to Albert Herskovits, and
% East Ninety-fourth street. a dwelling.
to Norman p. Ream for occupancy.
He'll & Stern have been appointed
agents for the eleven story loft building
at $50 and 522 Broadway.
Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dixie have
been appointed agents for the business
property at SO to SO West Forty-sixth
street.
NJ. L. Refs Of Hartsdale. n. Y. is the
buyer of the eight story loft building at
10 oifu ~ last ANiiClSVhtI obAVSer SOiN
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company through l.. Tannenbaum
Straus Company.
George Milne was the broker in the
sale OF the plot, 15ox100, at the south
west corner OF Varick and King streets.
for the Trinity Church Corporation to
Charles Cory & Son.
The City Mortgage Company made
building loan of s150,000 to the Bronx
Bar Company for the erection of three
five story apartments on the east side
of Teller avenue, 90 feet south of 166th
street, 1t41x105.S.
Barnet Elinewitz bought the four
story commercial building at 141 Madi-
son street sold by Jacob Finkelstein &
Son for the Jaclun Realty Company.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Sd Av. sos. str & b; Sd av. sO4-Lsopod
Hellinger TO Fredk w Mosher. ~ E
5oth st, 6 2-l2 yrs from March /, 1912,
atty. Andrew Kohl, 500 50 5000
NASSAU ST. 1881, rooms 2n2-7. Cd f.
Charles w Hall TO Regent Clothes, Inc
lao Nassau at. yrs from oct l.
7TH AV. 2s7. ais Manheimer ct a to
Londner & FEEDER Inc, on premises
7-l2 yrs from July l. 1919, yr'
renew at $500; attys. Engel Bros, Is;
9Th Az, III. Y Of str s b-Harry 81;
verman to Michael Kramer, eJS W t!d
st, from Oct l. 1919. to Jan IS, ls.,
attys, Wentworth. l. g. s. GO wal
Delaney ST, 81; Orchard st, III, cor
str q b-Benson Constr Co 10 simon
Groson, 16 Z 1O6th ST., yrs from May
l. 1920: attys, Lind d p, 81 Ceds.
AV b, 1876. cor 18th st. LIST ii a rear
b-Lowenfeld a. Prayer to the Unitsd
States of America, by Albert ; BIrleson
Postmaster General of U 5. 10 y-s from
June !. 1919; address. 81 Liberty
ct .'0'tVV
Worcester Holding Co to GottllcJ Noi,
1855 LIST av, 7-l2 yrs from oct (!
sTH.AV. ls45, str and bake shop 81 base
ment-Goodman Spielholtz to Phi,d'
Davis & Co. 1852 Fifth avenue, seven
years. commandments 400 and S-0i'
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x Z, Y q, IN .ssr. r lien; s mtg .sse 20


Aug ~; attys. saiter q steinksmp. 1so
caTa hsH a FxBkwiY. aiio;, $. 200 s,v v
sSrpn to N .sas oo Holding AZ
1sT Nv. sasi-ssss, e ISL iisih st,
50x94 (forecios, April 20, 1e1e)-Jas G
Brady, ref, to Annie NJ Devery, 11e
Riversdde Drive, trustee; atty, 4 4
i2sD 81. 5. 1ao Park :v. 'ac1ico. II
az sx Ku1yo9 70 o simon Rrlnoesg 2S2!
127TH ST; lac W, 8. 2sxss.1l-Joshua
y. Wright to Harry Gordon. i22 Ridge
at, all liens. June 1s; atty. L T & I Co
SANE PRoPEiRR;TrYi.-Hiaa;riy' cord rd:i,'it Z,
t225oo. all liens, b and $, Aug p;
1aITH ST, % W. g, is. sxss. ii-Maff
r pike to An me- sOcSi 10 l27th ST. c.
Goldsmith g. n, 1875 Bway. ........si
SAME PRoPERTY-Annie socol to n 4
Realty Co. isS Bway. mtg $4,000. AL
Drummond to Blizabeth Realty Co. IS
R Raff Row. asty s 800 al h.v Sn' 'P PARK
HIST ST. 1883 w. n s. 'ii6c5ss.1l.D5sn.
realty t Co, q Park Row. w. mtg. ,ls5. 900
al liens, Aug 81; atty, N Income
CT Corpn, ~ Bway, ,..:;.:.::........,t 800
17sth st, 5oXiooNjames Butler to Mich
olas ] Botsaca, sos w l7sth st, mtg
$4,000, all liens, Aug Is; atty, T @ &
ST Nicholas Az. n W cor is4th st, ss.ii
xl0o-William J Daniel to 21o w 5sth
81 Co.. 1875 Bway. mtg 100000. all
liens, Aug al; atty. q T Co. i7s
SAME PRoPiERTYY-aiio, W tit6i 81 CO 10 to
Melwood Realty Co. 200 Bway. mtg
$4,000 all liens Aug II; s,t ,SyS;
10TH Av. cor 215th st, po.iixso-
Fredk Tietig to Il r A Realty Co. 1875
all liens; attys, Gettner, & A. 2es
BWay .................. ..... 81
MITCHELL PL, IS. n q. 216 e LIST av, 18x
SO10-Kalman Grossman- to Sadie Baral
t0s p SGD ct, mtg s4.501. all liens, Aug
Fl; ettys. Gettner. ) a A. 2ee Bway,SloO
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MORSE BUILDING SOLD.

William E. Harmon, representing one
Of his corporations, has purcha sed
through Elisha Sniffin the fourteen story
Morse Building. at the northeast corner
Of Beekman and Nassau streets. from
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. 1t has been held at about 81, oOO,-
900 and adjolns THE SUN Building,
bought last week by Frank A. Munsey
from the New York Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Morse Building has a frontage of
S5.4 feet on Nassau street and 69.S feet
on Beekman street Its height was in
creased and the interior modernized
about twenty years ago. The Metropoli-
tan Life took the building over about
two years ago. It Is assessed at 1915, 900.
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MUSIC HOUSE WILL ENLARGE.

Albert B. Astforth, mo, has sold for
Georgianna WINNER 10 East Forty
fourth street. four story and basement
building on a lot 25x100.5. The pur-
chaser is Gustave Schirmer, music pub
Usher, whose seven story building abuts
at to East Forty-third street, stand
ing on a site 62x100.5. alongside of the
Temple Emanuel, at the northwest cor
ner of Fifth avenue. Mr.. Schirmer plans
to erect on the Forty-fourth street site
an annex similar in design to the main
building.
With this sale the Ashforth firm has
disposed of all the old dwellings on the
south side of Forty-fourth street be-
tween Fifth and Madison avenues. Two
OF these. Nos. 6 and 8. were purchased
by the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Com
pany and are now being replaced with a
twelve story structure.
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PLAN NEW HARLEM SCHOOL.

For the purpose of erecting new
school to care for crowded east Harlem
the city is purchasing the old Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church and parson-
age and adjoining property at BIT to
329 East 11Sth street, together with
abutting property on 18th street, be-
tween First and Second avenues. The
church property measures 100 feet front,
and alongside and at the rear are old
dwellings and tenements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
NAvEsINK PARK SALE TODAY

All the remaining plots at Navesink
Park. Atlantic Highlands. N. j., over
looking Sandy Hook Bay. the Atlantic
Ocean and the Rumson-Sea
bury River district of Monmouth county,
are to be sold out by public auction st
o'clock this afternoon on the premises,
rain or shine. by Bryan L. Kennedy,
auctioneer.
This important Jersey coast sale will
dispose OF $50 residence building sites,
each comprising one-fifth to one and a
half acres and two dwellings, both sides
of the famous ocean boulevard also II.
Bayside Drive. Highland avenue, Belvr
dere road. Prospect road, Forest Drive,
Hillside road. Navesink avenue and Way
side Drive Most OF the plots have two
road frontages while some have three,
and all are at high altitude.
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CONTINUE NEPoNsIT SALE.

In accordance with their original an
nouncement that the 767 lots remaining
unsold at Neponsit. Borough of Queens,
on the Rockaway coast, would be sold to
the highest bidder without regard to the
real value, the Jere Johnson. Jr.. Com
pany, auctioneers, will continue to-day
on the premises at 2 30 p. NJ, the sale
begun last Saturday, at which time 603
of the lots belonging to the Neponsit
Realty Company were sacrificed at
prices ranging from $500 upward. The
sale last Saturday was brought to q
close by darkness, but each one of the
remaining 1874 lots, including some Of
the most attractive to be offered. will
be sold to-day.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

eCross & Brown Company. with Thill
& Bodine Company, sold for the Gram
ercy Investing Company the residential
property at "a Hubert place. New Ro-
ehelle, to James II. Johnson.
Fish & Marvin sold for Edward
Hyhms his residence on the corner of
Grove and Walnut avenues at Larch-
mont Manor to Albert Coles of New
York city; for Henry b. Downey a plot
mont, to Ralph NJ. Jones of New York
city. who will erect residence for his
own occupancy; for the Mount Vernon
Homes Company n house on Highbroox
avenue at Pelham Manor to ]. Dudley
Peterson. The property was held at
100000. They also sold for William
Mathews HIS house on Clifford avenue
at Pelhamwood to Walter A. Wonder
lieth of New York city. The property
was held at $4,000.
Robert +. Farley Organization sold for
Frank D. Turner his house on Chatter
ton Parkway. Battle Hill Park, White
Plains. to Mrs. Emma A Kirby.
George Howe sold to client the
residence OF Mrs. Emma L. Ring on
Quimby avenue, White Plains.
Prince & Ripley sold for William En-
singer his residence at IL Ferdinand
place, New Rochelle, to Irving Kaufman
OF Lynbrook, L. l. The property was
held at $4,000. They also sold for the
Tomphyn Realty Company a house on
Hilltop avenue, New Rochelle. to a New
York client.
L. N. Nicholson & Co. sold at Lynd-
hurst, N. j., to A. Leo Ezekiel house
on Livingston avenue. plot 376x3O0,
price $4.700; to Henry Wanck n house
on third avenue, plot S3.4xl19. price
$3.50; to Johannas C. Van Eyk a one
acre farm, price s2,750 to Matthew
Frame a house. plot 75x20Ox irregular.
price $500; to George Nicol a house
on Fourth street. plot 50x141, price
$3.50; to Paul G. Weitz a cottage on
Third avenue. price $500; to Paul C.
Winkler a twelve and a half acre farm
at Towaco with house, price $500 to
Nathan Sobel a house on Tontlne ave-
nue., plot 75Nl05, price $3.50; to Eric
Axelson a house on Franklin avenue,
Harrison. N. j., price $4,000, and to
Otto Igersheimer house on Third ave-
nue. plot ss.4xl1s. price $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
HOTEL CONTRACT LET.

The Thompson-Starrett Company has
received the general contract to build
the Linnard Hotel, planned for the block
front on the east side OF Park avenue
between Fifty-hrst and Fifty-second
streets. 200xl75x3s. which site the d.
NJ. Linnard Hotel Company purchased
last June. Work will begin at once and
1t is planned to, have the hotel COM
pleted by October !, 1920.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Bastine & Co., Inc, leased the tenth
floor at 10 and FL West Twenty-fourth
street to Edwin Wilensky & Co. the
ninth floor at 10 West Twenty-fourth
street to Harry Blumenfeld the eleventh
floor front at Is West Twenty-sixth
street to Strauss & Schoenfeld, and the
nth floor front at SO East Thirty fourth
street to Smith & Shannon.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
entire third loft in the building at 245
West Broadway to Maxwell d. MARION
ct al
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased Of
fees In the building at 10 West Forty
second street to the Dale Trading Com
pany, Inc.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

4TH ST. lo7 to Ill E-Eichenboum sup
ply Co, Inc. agt David Vase, owner!
Edward Pauker. contractor ..,.. $50.
56BH ST. W-Joseph Cogau aEt fram
Partridge, Inc. owner; John heaIa
contractor f-,.'-
RIVER VIEW TERRACE, : W cor seth s..
IO0.6x75-Henry Maurer & Son ast New
York Steam Co, owner and c'a.Ta.,e,
rHfosMNfPSssoS ST. ssi to .:;-caar.5 (
Gates & Co. Inc, agt Henry B-1sa..
owner; Mack Co, contractul ''st,s
AID ST. 4SO W-John Vivian az L .,s.
and Filomena De MaIo, owners ana t22ss,,
tractors observation-disclosures. Sl,V.,
PATH ST. s3s E-Ernest BonaglT az
Elizabeth Pope ct al, owners, A..on;,,
and Elizabeth Pope. contractors F'-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
COFFEE MARKET.

Continued declines In the Santos fu-
lures market, easier Rio spot market,
desire on the part of Santos to sell
IN the C. (. market, all tended to ease
the local contract market yesterday.
On the call prices were at declines of
5 to 10 points Prices made gains of Is
points in December during the morning
but sagged back. Final quotations were
irregular 3 points net lower to Z points
net higher. The local spot market was
q shade easier and quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

]. Albert Johntra sold the dwelling at
230 South Twenty-second street, Flush
ing, for Julius Krause of Roslyn to Mar
garet Gunkel. The house stands on a
plot 66x100 feet.
Lewis H May Company sold for T. j.
Mcbride the Ullman property, corner OF
Central avenue and Fulton street Law
renee. consisting of a dwelling and out
building of modern construction on one
half an acre OF ground, to Louis ].
Meyers for a permanent residence.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %. Advances
were not well sustained in cotton to-day
and the market closed at net gains of
only 5 to II points after having been
at one time So to 68 points higher than
the last prices Of yesterday. In the Sec
ond half OF the session considerable short
cotton was offered. Close: October.
3o.65c.; December, 3O.71c.; January,
so.s0c March. 30.s5c, May, 30.s0c
Spot quiet, middling. 30.75c.
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REAL ESTATE

& Trust Co. 176 Bway. 900
10TH ST. 5l4-5e4 w-College Holding co
TO Bennett Sandberg. 947 Sherman ay,
Bronx. Feb l6, 1917; attys. Morrison \
Schln, $50 Bway .................$s,j QO
-MollIe II Van Baar, 622 W 18TH st, to
Long Beach Automobile & Storage Co.
March II. 1919; attys. Cass * APPEL g
15s S@ssas sr 81 s;;:si wuc;ro:, He1 mSS'
Inc. to Louisa Faerber, Feb l6, 1916
atty, T G & Co. l76 Bway IS 900
1ST AV. n cor 99th st, 4o.llXl0O-
sollie and Mollie Cohen ct al to John
Morrissey. 1881 18th av. Dec IS, 1911;
attys, Kantrowitz & Esberg, ago Broad.
DIVis1oN ST. 'i'2;si-1i2s,s-Natthhan and
Annie Horwitz to Simon NJ Roeder, ~
L s5th st, July 2, 1914, attys. Roede7 &
Roeder. l1s Nassau st. .......... 1000
18TH ST, 451 E-Abr and Lottia LGTy 20
Samuel c and Caroline Israel May J.
1906; atty, Solomon s Len, 200 tth
TRANSFER OF tax lien. No b6l2. sec S.
blk 2l55. lot sO-Daniel Moynahan to
the City OF New York, Jan II, 1914
atty,'E NJ Burghard. Ill Bway...|42SH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
1925. 900 MIDTOWN LEASE.

NJ. & L. Hess subleased for the Ma
tional Cloak and Suit Company the
building at 1887 West Eighteenth
street. containing $4,000 square feet, for
the unexpired term OF their lease to NJ.
Lowenstein 6 Sons. Inc. cotton convert
ers. for warehouse purposes. B. Bern
stein represented the lessor. NJ & L.
Hess have also procured from Warner
Hudnut Corporation. owner of the build
ing. a further extension for the lessees,
the total rental aggregating about
$685. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
Shines Drop Nickel In Chicas"

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The price OF sn,'
shines dropped to 10 cents here t'-G".
Several days ago the shining paI'o..'
announced a raise TO 10 cents 'en az
count OF unsettled conditions ou'
was said business fell off TO such an 81
tent that II was decided TO 90 eacs
the old price
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
BIG GREAT NECK ESTATE SOLD.

Baker Crowell. Inc, sold the Mitchell
estate, at Great Neck, i. l., comprising
164 acres of land. with nearly mile OF
water frontage on Long Island Sound
and Manhasset Bay, to a syndicate Of
wealthy New Workers. at the reported
price OF $75O,oO0. The purchasers an
ticipate building several houses on this
tract
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

1sT AV. 8 cor 80 81. 25Nlo1-ite,sr :
Ogilvie agt Thomas r Snger ~ a.. lio'I
closure OF mortgage); attys. Canao" -
Cannon. -.,
s9TH ST. los w-Henry F MN'cr ss' Nv
Mcclure foreclosure OF mortsaS S.''
r NJ Miller. at,
S9TH ST. 40 w-Henry F Miller aFt ha'
Mcclure foreclosure of mortgasa ', @''''
r NJ Miller. ~
18TH ST, sos w-David A Dawes 81
" Delta Assn et al tforecl.sI7e 10
mortsaEs); atty, f s Clinch,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov sold fol
the Poret Building Corporation to NJ.
Gosch for occupancy the house, with
garage. at e46 East Twelfth street, Flat
bush. on lot 20x100.
E. r. Newman sold the three story
American basement dwelling at SCI
Fifth street, near Prospect Park West.
for Mrs NJ. n. Balmanno to a client for
occupancy.
Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold at 1s4S
/ Sixty-ffth street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth avenues. a two story de-
tached dwelling for the Burn estate to
Mrs. b. d. Miller for occupancy.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold at
100 Forty-first street, between First and
Second avenues the two story store and
fiat dwelling. lot 2ox1oo. for Mrs. Re-
becca Benson to a client for investment
o. L. Allard and J. J. Levey Company
sold plot, S0x100, on the east side of
East Eighth street between Avenues ]
and X. Flatbush, to a builder for imme-
date improvement
Edward b. Kegel sold "a Prospect
Park Southwest, a two family house, for
Julius Bernstein to Jennie Lehman, 1927
Vanderbilt street: a two family house
for Peter Bacci to Annie Tehan; GAS
Nineteenth street, a two family house,
for Morris Wallerstein to Michael ].
Reilly b43 Nineteenth street, two
family house. for Domonic Muro to
William AuSkulat, and triangular plo,
corner West street and Sixty-fourth
street for Michael ]. Reilly to Morris
Wallerstein.
+. G. Agresta sold for Richard ]. Wall
a two family house at 279 Clarkson ave-
! nue. to Thomas Annichiarino for WILL
lam E, Harmon & Co, Inc, the plot 35x
100 at Utica avenue to Mr.. Siciliano.
w. H. Healy sold for Edith Carver the
two story and basement dwelling. 10
Twelfth street
Driver & Bowie sold the frame DWELL
ing. 272S Tilden avenue. on a lot 30x
100. to Thomas ]. Haran.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
I pany sold 329 Westminster road. a
three story residence on plot 5ox1OO, for
Anna Ostergren to Cornelius p. Nc
Gaughlin.
BulSley & Horton Company sold $40
Franklin avenue, between Atlantic ave-
nue. and Pacific street, a four story
four family apartment house. on lot COX
80, for Margaret Mullen to a client for
investment