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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
AMERICAN CARGOES
HELD UpIN BRITAIN
Thirty-three Ships Unable to
Get Wharfage in Port of
Liverpool Alone.
Special Wireless Despdtch TO TEE Sun.
Copyright. 1919. all rights reserved.

LONDON, Aug. 24,-American compeu-
ton IN British trade has assumed such
alarming proportions since the armistice
was declared November IL that II Is
causing continual comment In nearly
every port, Tho official list of vessels
waiting to be unloaded at Liverpool
shows that about 80 per cent. OF them
are flying the Stars and StripeA Some
OF these vessels have been waiting since
The latter part Of July for dock facilities.
because OF the great congestion at every
landing stage
In ~ thirty-three vessels OF 1887
tons aggregate are awaiting berths at
Liverpool now, while several others to
which facilities have been allotted are
unable 10 commence unloading because
ot congestion on the quays. To some ex-
tent this congestion Is attributed TO
American competition, but speaking gen-
orally British shlpowners are not afraid
Of American activity, especially as the
Government will facilitate trade instead
or impeding II,
Those who have studied the situation
believe that It is due mostly to England's
diminishing exports So long as the
country continues TO lower Its production
and It's exports, at the same time III.
creasng its imports. there will be con-
gsston az British ports, which IL just as
serious from the American exporters
viewpoint a 8 II is for the British export.
efs This tieup at the British docks ID
costing American shipowners enormous
sums by keeping heavily laden vessels
ldle over long periods. As examples
mere are to-day two American vessels
iiy!hg in the Mersey River which arrived
mere July 20 two others which arrived
There August 10 face a delay of four Il
~ weeks. Nearly all OF these vessel
ere la-ge and expensive to operate. Nee
essarily they must be kept busy to maxi
ue ocean freight traffic profitable.
II IS probable that American ship
owners will seek cargoes for ports out
slde Of Great Britain during the mex
rev months not only to relieve the con
sestion here but to avoid the heavy ex
; pense OF long delays.
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ASSIGNMENTS AND MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

SUFFOLK ST. lss. mtg $ie.Sot-siias b
Brown, trustee, ana American Trust Co
to N Y Title & Mtg Co and " T q NJ
Co to Rose Froelich. s22 West End av;
attys. A & q Frankenthaier. IS Maiden
sO isa' ST, siT E.KIathi Bohn:t to Anna
Volmer. ass I'd avi atty, VIM Hotmsnr.
su III VAN ST, ia57-A.sunta Paimisri 't to
Bowery Saw Bank. i2s Bowery; attys.
Csdwaiader. W 7. 40 Wall st. .'2o, 900
i'sD ST. S H at,S w 70 MSrst
RivERsiDE DRIVE. sooo--Meivin constn
Co to Harris Mandelbaum. IL w s7th ct:
atty, Phil ID Shapiro. 11s Nassau st ~
18th ST. sol WHO West Seth st 10
Mary Jerdis, 7IO Riverside Drive, and
ano; attys. Eisman. l. & L. 1885 Broad,
SAB sr' ia E.wvim b Roberts to saml
Underwood OF Bolton. Conn; atty. d
Gregory, as Broad Bt...,..........S2,o0 900
sbTH ST, s2s E-Centrai Say Bank to Karl
Lutz; atty. H. H. Holb|h. 1871 90
CANAL ST. 'eif.7i..wiiiiih:imins Fuhr ''t to
Israel II Zipovoy. 1913 Forest av, Bronx,
and ano; attys. steinberg q Levin. s?o
40 s Xy. aisi-N 7 investorS corpn 10
Title Guar q Trust Co. lTs Bway $4,000
trustee. to Title Guar q Co. i7e Broad:
7oTT ST 'iiis.9s w-Americain trust t CO to
Y Titis a. Mort Co. 136 Bway. 800
DIST ST. so E-Lawyers Title Trust Co
TO Rstssrs ! Harry Ct al sxrs &c; d22
1s0TH ST, l2s w-Nathan A scagle and
ano exrs. to Manhattan Saw Instn. 6l4
Bway: attys, Rapallo q X. 81 Broad
way .,.,....,,.'','..,'' '''''''''' Ns's0o
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

CENTRAL PARK wEST-E. Sharum
bought from Henley Realty Company
at 40 Central Park West the Ave
story apartment on a plot 76,Sx100,
g. Blum was the broker
WEST l01ST STREET-E. Sharum
bought from Henley Realty Company
the five story apartment. 75.Sxl0o, at
2 West l01st street 8. Blum was
the broker.
WEST FIFTEENTH STREET-Amer
Realty Company, Inc, J. f. Mautner
president. purchased the five story
apartment at 1853 West Fifteenth
street, on lot 26x108. The purchaser
will remodel II into apartments OF
three rooms and bath. Pease 4 Eli
man were the brokers and will handle
the property.
WEST THIRTY-SIxTH STREET -
George A. Hampton q Sons sold for
Catherine Gerlach to Isaac B. Miller
429 and 431 West Thirty-siEth street,
two four story front and rear tene-
ments, B0x100. 1t will he improved
with a three story garage.
MANHATTAN AVENUE-John r. Da-
wilson sold for Mabel @. Boyle the
three story and basement dwelling sS
Manhattan avenue. lon lot I6Sx76.
EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET-The
Mutual Life Insurance Company sold
4s East Thirty-hrst street. a three
story and basement dwelling, 22.sxso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
JERSEY CITY FACTORY LEASED.
Hartford Compsny's ola building
Rented for s1BO,OOO.

Several new Industrial plants are
planned for New Jersey. Louis Schlesin-
ger, Inc, leased for the Edward v. Hart
ford Company, Inc, makers OF the Hart
ford Shock Absorbers, to the Brunswick-
Bake -Collender Company the eight story
fireproof building at 14s to 149 Morgan
street, between Warren and Henderson
streets, Jersey City. at rental In excess
of s150,000. The Brunswick Bake Col
lender Company manufactures billiard
tables, bowling alleys, automobile tires
and monographs. They will take pos
session of the Jersey City plant on No
vember /, when the Edward v. Hartford
Company, Inc, will move to its new
plant at West side avenue and Carbon
place, Jersey City.
The Hartford COMPANY was repre-
scented by William l. Brunyate OF New
ark. It's attoi hey, and the Brunswick
Bake Collender Company by Guggen-
heimcr. Untermyer & Marshall OF New
York city.
Louis schlesinger, Inc. sold for Carl
II. Wolf and william ]. Woestendiek
plot of mere than three acres on Avenue
r and the Central Railroad, Newark,
to the Atlantic Smelling and Refining
Works, Inc. of Brooklyn, which recently
sold some OF their own holdings to the
Prest- O-Lite Company. Both OF these
concerns are now erecting plants me
title to the Tanners Products Company
for Plant B-1 Of the Mas & Waldstein
Company on Passaic and Doremus ave-
nues also passed few days ago.
Lehn G Fink, who recently bought the
Dodd plot In Bloomfield, have begun
building operations from plans made by
Buchanan & Kahn of New York city.
The buildings are being erected by the
Charles r. Hedden Company OF Newark
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, also sold the
vacant plot at 1853 Mount Prospect ave-
nue., Newark, for Charles F. Ballard OF
Bayonne to Felix c, de Stefano.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the building at 127 Maiden lane to the
A. Hussey Leaf Tobacco Company for
ten years at an aggregate rental Of
$4,000 and the fourth floor in 81 Beck
man street for Isaac Levine and Saul L.
Gompers for nve years.
Duross Company leased the store and
basement and endorsement at Is to
~ Washington place to Harry Siegel
and Jacob Gabrelow for i've years !;
also the building at 2s7 West Twenty
ninth street for the Duray Realty Cor
poration to Capoxi a Goldberg and lofts
at SO Bank street to Hugo Calm q
Co., Inc
Louis F. sommer and Henry q. Wales
leased to the Vandam Warehouse Com
pany, Inc. the entire three buildings at
2s, 80 and 80 Rose street, containing
10000 square feet. for warehouse pur-
poses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Supreme Court Justice Isaac NJ. Kap-
per has approved the title OF sS Dod-
worth street. Brooklyn, and has ordered
Judgment entered to register the title
under the Torrens law. The registered
owners are Charles Diez and Mary
Louise Diez, his wife. who purchased
II from Mrs. Clotilda Stumpf. The as
sessed value OF the property is SO, 400 and
the total fees amounted to $49.25. The
seller was represented by Aferman Bros.
of Brooklyn. and the proceedings were
conducted for the purchasers by Walter
Fairchild, counsel for the Torrens Title
League.
Nicholas Botsacos has just taken title
to 1869 and 1871 st. Nicholas avenue |;
the additional space will be added to the
Nicholas Restaurant, which Mr.. Botsa-
cos conducts. The sale was recently
reported by L. J. Phillips & Co. for
James Butler. Inc.
Arthur ]. Deer OF Hornell. N. Y, II
the buyer Of the five story business
building at II and 73 Front street, sold
by tho Markham Realty Corporation
through Clarence Sparks.
The Elizabeth Realty Company Is the
buyer of the dwelling at 312 West 13sth
street, sold by Charles d. Drummond
through Nail & Parker.
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avenue. Sox1o7.4 each. S. Henry was
the broker.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND con-
COURSE--Ada d. Davis sold to a
client OF David L. Woodall, Jr., the
dwelling at the southeast corner Of the
Concourse and Mount Hope place, with
frontage also on Monroe avenue.
CROTONA AVENUE-M. T. Ring sold
for Mrs. Jane Leddy to M. STOPPER
the two family house, 25xlO0, at Ass
Crotona avenue.
MORRIS AvENUE-E. Osborne Smith
sold for James A. Green the two FAM
lily dwelling at 2o24 Norris avenue to
John A. Darts.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE-Charles H.
Bull sold through David L. Woodall,
Jr., the dwelling at 2o2 Mount Hope
place. The purchaser will occupy.
HONEYWELL AVENUE-John A.
Steinmetz sold for Robert Schroeder
to Max Horowitz the four story and
basement apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Honeywell avenue
and Bronx Park South.
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE-John A.
Steinmets sold for =. Mulligan to
Ludwig. steitz 1859 Commonwealth
avenue, q one family house. for occu-
pancy.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 10.
lat Il vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WASHINGTON .Av. VS., cas- 10th st.
ao.sxiO0-Fredk and Caroline FOiz to
10, 1884; atty, Title Guar q T Co, l7s
w sfIiHST' Nv. vs.. is.s iictS st.
2o.sxioo-sams to same, Jan 10. lsst:
wAsH1NGToN Az, VS.. ala ii7ot;S st.
2o,loxloo-same to same. Jan 10. 1885,;
w Ash Av, cor iiotth st. soGT
loo-same to same, Jan 49, 1884; atty.
pGRK Gv cor Si.t st, i7sixisi USS
irreE-Ths r & NJ schacfer Brewing
co 70 the Bank for Say ?sO 4th av. Dec
80, 1876 attys. cadwaiadsr. W 4 7. 40
PINE ST. i.Phiiiiip sch:ufman. Hoop.p
Bank for saw, 7s Wall ST. january a,
s7TH ST. iis iE.Msri. x ana 'Iit1SVH'
Mittendorf Of Cortlandt, westehester av,
Ny, to Farmers Loan q Trust Co, 2!
S T,Is% Ho TsS s. n s ssys gssT
iOf nob s and celia FTl.dmsn ~ csrsyman.
ave- S'I Ape OI 1915: oI asty. IN pSusS.rty on
uS $40 SO, s. Adsilne b Do ;;t'S'Vt to
June: :; 1sis' atty, Aampasn " pOSsSerl y;
Az C, " sos"nxc.lsior Brewing Co to ' JSO
June aa a. isS TG' attys 1ppil T syion
sso ROO Me ST. Isf-Ss-Rcdney Impt Corp,
FL aav'%'E's % sh Xpa to 1919 SH' atty
lawrence Godkin, 2s Liberty at ss5. 900
SAP ST, ia E-I.Issbsrger & ROsenthal to
soiton. Toll a Co, conn, Jan Is, 1895
57TH ST, a1:.s Ess%l FI:sS;sH e A.I,
NY. Aug ~ 1914; atty. Goldfogls 4
Uorf. al BwAy. .,,.,....,......tls.o 900
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Tentative Draft of Rules Reg
ulating Storage of Fuel
Oils Drawn.

Increased use of fuel oil in this city,
due to the high cost OF coal and the In
creasing difficulty OF getting regular sup.
plies of COAL has led to the Board OF
Standards and Appeals formulating rules
for the installation OF oil burning equip
ment and regulating the storage OF fuel
oils.
The necessity for such rules became
apparent to the Fire Department some
weeks ago when various applications
were received from industrial establish
ments in this city for the approval OF
plans for the installation OF oil burners
In their factories. The Fire Department
thereupon advised the Board of STAND
ards and Appeals that 1t was necessary
that some rules be formulated for the
guidance Of the department.
Capt. John p. Leo. chairman OF the
Board of Standards and Appeals. after
studying the matter with the engineers
Of the board, submitted a tentative draft
Of such rules, and the Board of Stand
ards and Appeals has ordered that
public hearing be held on these proposed
rules IN the meeting room Of the board
on the ninth floor OF the Municipal Build
ing. on Wednesday, September 3. at 10
A NJ.
Meanwhile Capt Leo has distributed
copies of the tentative draft widely
among engineers and manufacturers OF
oil burning equipment and has requested
typewriter suggestions for the improve
ment OF the proposed rules
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Harry NJ. Lewis sold for william ].
and Lillian B. Haase the four story
apartment. 43xs0x11s. at 493 Washing
ton avenue, near Fulton street; also sold
TO the Rosevale Realty Company, Inc
(Lazarus Rosepb berg president), the va
cant plot. 10ex100 on the east side of
Coney Island avenue, 140 feet north of
Avenue !. Plans have been filed for the
construction of one story garage, work
on which will start Immediately.
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov sold
for Theodore B. Chancellor to the sher-
man Building Company. Inc, who will
immediately improve. a plot %oxIo0 on
the west side of East Ninth street, $50
feet north Of Avenue J. Fiatbush.
0. e. Allard and !. J. Levey Company
sold at BAL East Eighth street, near
Cortelypu road. F1atbush. a cottage on
plot b0x1o0 to a client for occupancy,
and at ass Marlborough road, near Dit
mas avenue. Flatbush. a dwelling on
plot 50xlo0 to a client.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
RICHMOND NOTES.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Anthony Sidoti and Rosario Doria a de-
tached dwelling at 1855 Glove road, Clio
vena Park. Stapleton. on a plot about
II5x40s. Philip Bisconte was the broker
in the transaction.
Carl F. Grieshaber sold through Cor
nelius G. Koiff the dwelling at 157
Glove road. West New Brighton, to NJ.
H. H. Elsback of Silver Lake, Grymes
Hill. who will take possession OF same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
CLOSES BIG FLAT LEASE.

Edward w. Browning has closed a
long term lease on the four Ave story
apartment houses at $50 and 2s6 St
Nicholas avenue, the northeast cor
ner Of l24th street. to Samuel Dublin.
Jr. Arthur A. Cutler was the broker in
the transaction, and will have charge
of the management of the property.
Mr.. Browning has also leased the three
loft buildings, 7ls, 100 and 722 East
Eleventh street. between Avenue and
Dry Dock street, TO J. Burger and b.
Schatzkin, and the loft building known
as 141 West Twentieth street to Charles
Klein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
EXTENSIVE BROADWAY LEASE.

Louis F. Sommer and White & Good
man leased for the Vandam Ware
house Company, Inc. to the wira Realty
Corporation entire store floor running
through from Broadway to Seventh ave-
nue. and part OF basement In the Van
dam building at the northeast corner Of
Fifty-hrst street and Broadway. for a
period OF twenty-one yearB. After ex-
tshsive alterations are completed there
will be five stores on Broadway and four
stores on Seventh avenue, also one store
on Fifty-hrst street, all with modern
plate glass show fronts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
LEASE s4TH STREET BUILDING.

The northeast corner Of Eleventh ave-
nue. and Thirty-fourth street. plot
fronting es.s feet on Eleventh avenue
and 225 feet on Thirty-fourth street, i'm
proved with a four story building on the
corner and n one story brick building on
the street. has been leased by the Hoster
Realty Company of Columbus. Ohio. to
Charles Morningstar & Co.. Inc. OF this
city. The lease, which Is for twenty
one years at an aggregate rental Of
about 100000, was negotiated by the
New York Real Estate Company through
H. Davis. Samuel H. Halstead, attorney.
represented the owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman q Co. leased for
Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell her Ave and q
half story American basement residence
at East Sixty-ninth street to s. w.
Stratus of s. w. Straus & Co., bankers,
furnished. They also leased the four
story dwelling at So East Sixty fourth
street. between Madison and Park ave-
nues, to the Misses Jane and Lillian NJ
Wilds.
The Houghton Company leased the
four story American basement dwelling
at ass West Ninety-nrst street to CHA
d. BeIko.
Duross Company leased the three
story house at 234 West Twenty-sixth
street to Joseph Booco and the two story
house at 80 Barrow street to Jane
Herder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.


ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER having
been with structural steel and REINFORCED
concrete concerns, for the last IL years
partner In an architectural frm where he
mechanical design and all specification
writing and experimenting for several
million dollars worth OF buildinKs OF ali
kinds and Of ALI types OF construction
would consider position of office manager
specincation writer or superintendent in
Eastern city. Address A, box 1873 Sun once.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, educated
in France, having practised for the laEt
is years in the U. s. A. thorourhiy
familiar with American building metbod.
and building materials Knows French ana
French methods very well. Has lived in
spain and talks Spanish. Just returned
from A e. f. Would consider position
abroad for American contracting, buildinE
materials or contractors equipment drms
Address J.. Box 1870 Sun office.
CABLE CLERK desires extra work spare
time writing, simple bookkeeping eto
NJ. c., box 27 Sun ONCE.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

8. S. walstrum- Gordon a Forman sold
for Miss Margaret r. Ruane the dwell
ing at rs Ethelbert avenue, Ridgewood,
N. j., to Edwin c. Phillips of Manhat-
tan, and leased to Dr. Ernest r. Krug of
Manhattan the residence at IL Crest
road, RidEewood. N. J., furnished, for
the summer, and also for Hiram Fobes
TO e. D. Hewitt of Manhattan his home
on the Heights, Ridgewood. N. j.. fur
nished, for the summer.
L. p. Hamilton & Co. sold the prop
erty at 4o4 Scotland road. South Orange.
N. j., for the estate OF Pauline E. THE
riot to Charles II. Jones of 20 Broad
street, New York. This property has
been held at $4,000.
This residence OF Mrs. Maud NJ. James,
situated on Rockland avenue, Park Hill,
Yonkers, has been sold to Prof. Roswell
c. McCrea. who plans TO occupy the
property as his own residence. The
property consists OF residence on a
large plotted ground with garage.
Robert E. Farley Organization sold for
Lawrence Bors his residence on Rossiter
avenue, Nepperhan Heights, Yonkers, to
l. p. O'Brien.
Edward r. Hamilton & Co. sold for
Y. e. Sage his residence at S3 Fairview
avenue, Orange, N. j.. to Albert Martin
| for occupancy.
J. e. Mautner sold to client of Har-
yey r. Linbarger q three story resi-
dence at the corner OF Kensington and
| putnam avenues. Plsinheld. N. j.. or
plot 225xl00, with a three car garage
and all modern improvements. The pur
chaser ls a steel man, who will occupy
The property was held at $4,000.
A. a L. Cookie sold for Philip GlazieI
his residence on Fowler avenue, Pei
ham Manor, to John c. Townsend o.
Pelham Manor. The property was helt
AT $4,000. The same brokers also sole
for Dennistoun NJ. Bell his plot on tn,
Boston post road. Pelham Manor. e
Montgomery Rogers Of Pelham Manor
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MORTGAGEs.

with name and address Of lender ana
Attorney
Downtown
rssEx ST. lls-1s, e ., S1xeo, AVE-. u
Matte, Barnet. Morris and bovis hst-
ner and Matilda Reeter (kerneI 70 jos
mtg i... 900; atty, Hy seiden. ale MontSo
que ct. Bklyn. .....'.'''''''''' '''''00'
East SIDE.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteen'h
and 10th streets)
,7ru ST. SIS Z, 6. 6oXsss. p m, Aug
2?-Adsie V Allen to Glover bo'at MA MA
r. Garden city, b OF Q, yrs, 80 pr
mtg tiOT, 900; Attys, Baldwin r. d 3O
Bway ....,,...''''''
West side.
fvs,t of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST, .. 1852 tn s AZ ' I 81.
b. s .s1.Gii to Sorsssss As:csiats: 81
Rway, due Aug !, "a, So; pr mtg
500, 900; atry. Title Guar g. Co, iaS
7,sT T 81 isS W, IS, :osiCo.5, p m. Aug
ai-Irving Gottleb 70 Bond Mort Guar
co. iT5 Remsen 81. Bklvn, due and Int
rer bond; any, Title Guar CO, iIs
shWE pRo'PpBRrY, p m, Aug Ally k
Tullv 20 Irving 0ottiieb, 1855 W 8lst
st. 'Bklyn. yrs Sh%' pr mts $1,000 100
sa f,'s sr sane q W. .s. icoxi1sf irreE. Sids
loan, July 2s-con weis Producins
Corpn TO John Gsross. ass Alexander
sv. due Nov !, 'is. 81 atty NY 7
NJ Co, iSb Bway, ,...,..,'... .Nlb'OOo
Uptown.
(Msnhattan Island. north OF 10th street,
i:--JuiIus Roth TO Biliings ESsste corpn
lis Bway, yrs 81; attyA WhitridEe
n, 10 Wall t.''..'''''.'i''| Loe'
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

BROADWAY, n FIT washington av
stores and 2. and above stores
FIT Washington Circle Realty Holding
Corp TO Israel Zakrowsky. $40 w itst!!
ct, 10 yrs fr completion OF premises snd
berg lls Nassau st.............. $1,000
18th ST. sos E 8 rms N b and back yard
-Ernestine and Emma Frener to David
Gidonecy. 500 E l4th st. yrs fr Aug
LITTLE WEST fern ST, sii-wm p
Lswless ct al TO Birmingham Packing
CO. si5 Brook avs s-i2 yrs fr Aug !
WILLIAM 1912 sT i2..2s. str ana part idS
and b-Broadway-John 81 Corp to Derby,
Hooper q Mcdaniel SO John at, fr Oct
/. 1919. to APR l, 1880. yrs renew At
10TH ST. aol-s e. all-chss Y McManus,
trus. 10 American Wet Wash Laundry
CO. on the premises: Is yrs e Aug ~.
taxes and u,aSo and ...',....,,, .W,fso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-25
aUINTARD IRON WORKS SOLD.

The old Quintard Iron Works prop
erty. occupying most of the block bound
ed by Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
Avenue D and Dry Dock street, has been
acquired by the Todd Shipyards Cor
poration. with offices at IL Whitehall
street. The property was purchased
from Laura A. Palmer and has front.
ages of eos feet on Dry Dock street ana
on Avenue d, 27o feet on Twelfth street
and q total frontage Of as feet on
Eleventh street, the latter separated by
the b4.t-foot site at 73e-741, title 10
which Is held by James n. WEBB.
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DAY TO SELL M'ADOo LOTS.

Joseph p. Day Will sell twenty-four
lots at Bayhead, n. j., at absolute auc-
ton Saturday. August 80. at p. NJ. to
close the estate OF Sarah Fleming Nc
Adoo. by order of William Gibbs Nc
Adoo. administrator. The property 10
on the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking Bar
uAeat Bav The sale is a Court OF
Chancery sale by order OF Charles M.
woodland, special master.
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WILL SELL a4Sa SECOND AVE.

The I'VE story brick tenement, with
two stores. at 2452 Second avenue. be-
tween 125th and 126th streets, will be
sold at public auction tomorrow by
Joseph p. Day in the salesroom at
Vesey street. The site Is 26.Sx100' and
the sale has been ordered by the SUI
preme Court in a foreclosure action.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FOX sTREET-Max N. Natanson has
purchased from Leitner. Bremen q
Starr 1853 Fox street, a Ave story
apartment house on plot 46xi00. The
AVENUE-E. Sharum
bought from 8. Morrill, Banner and
William L. Levy four nve story nats
at $40 and ss3 Longwood avenue. sex
100 each. and 9is and DIT Longwood
$4,000 and wers held at $4,000. IS