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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
MARKET REFLECTS
BUILDING ACTIVITY
B. s.. Moss Purchases Site for
Bronx Theatre Requiring
100000 Outlay.
BISCUIT COMPANY BUYS
Rounds Out West Street Cor.
ner Property for Ultimate
Improvement.

Local builders are warming I'D for
the big construction squirt which has
oeen predicted for the near future In
creasing evidences of this fact are to
De found In the daily market reports
Cnree sales were reported yesterday
which Will lead ultimately to building
enterprises. one Of them paving the way
10 the erection of big theatre In The
Bronx which will require an outlay Of
approximately 100000.
b. 3. Moss, operator OF q chain Of
moderate price playhouses. Ia behind the
Bronx theatre project. He purchased
yesterday from Henry Acker q site for
the theatre at the southwest corner Of
Prospect avenue and 1s1st street. The
property consists OF q tax payer build
Ing having q frontage of 2Ss feet and n
vacant plot In the rear. covering In all
about twenty-five city lots. The tax
payer. which was built by Mr.. Acker,
rents for $4,000 n year
Plans are In preparation for the erec-
ton OF the theatre building, which will
be the largest and most up to date in
The Bronx and will have q seating en-
pscity OF about 10000. The building
VIII be ready, according to present
plans, about January 1. Edward G..
Rrus. Jr.. was attorney for Mr.. Acker
IN the sale of the property. Myron
SufsberIer transacted the legal details
FOR Mr.. Moas. Lcitner. Bremen q Starr
ana J. ]. Keft were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
REALTY LOAN DRIVE
NOW IN FULL SWING
DiUision Has So Far Reported
OUer $3.50, 900.

Tho subscriptions reported yesterday
by the real estate division OF the Victory
Loan drive amounted to s4s7,7oo, which
brings the total 20 far collected by the
realty teams to s2.6eO.2oo. Alfred Z.
Marling, head of the divis on, expressed
himself last night "a being very pleased
with the results obtained 30 far He
declared that tho team workers were
just swinging Into their proper stride,
and that II they continued to turn in
subscriptions averaging 100000 a day
from now until the end OF the campaign
the 100000 quota ass gned to the real
estate interests would be exceeded.
Among the subscribers yesterday werc
the Empire City Savings Bank, $780,.
900; Jeremiah Millbank, $4,000; the
Oceanic Investing Company. $lb, 900 /;
the National Bank Of Commerce, 325,-
$50; the Hanover National Bank. $780,
600: Kuhn, Loeb & Co., $4,000; the
Valentine Building Company, $4,000, and
Fanny r @. Ely. $1,000.
Subscriptions reported from Brooklyn
Yesterday amounted to $2sS,050, bring
Ing Brooklyns total subscriptions to the
loan through the realty division to sS7s,-
/bh -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

The Lewis H. May Company lea .ed
at Far Rockaway, L. l.. for the estate Of
Hugo Josephy. cottage on Wave Crest
avenue to Ben Lowenthal; for s. and L.
Construction Company cottage on corner
Of Mott avenue and Park place to L.
Wolf Gilbert: for John NJ. Otto cottage
on Bay street to Fred Rosenberg; for
Gabriel Salant cottage on Seneca street
to Jacob Rosenhsim for Mary f. Fo-
garty cottage on Mott avenue to Louis
Lichtenstein.
Buckley q Horton Co. sold ~ Jerome
avenue. Jamaica, two story dwelling,
for the Long Island Bond and Mortgage
Company to n client for investment
The Kew Gardens Corporation sold
to C. Singer a plot, 100x106. east side OF
yelling street, north Of Brandon avenue,
Richmond Hin. for immediate develop
ment with dwellings; also two improved
plots. west side OF Emerald street, south
Of Chichester avenue, Richmond Hill,
each l7x100. to G. Rainford and c.
Schefferine. and an improved plot, COX
102. north side Of Ardley street. west of
Walnut street, Richmond Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
BISCUIT 90. BUYS CORNER.

Another important Improvement IL IN
dioated for. the West Side in the pur-
chase by the National Biscuit Company
Of the four story building. 20xS0. at the
southeast corner Of West and Twelfth
streets. This purchase. made from the
Peter Doelger Brewing Company, gives
the biscuit company control Of q site
which includes the entire block front
on West street between Twelfth and
Bethune streets The property has a
frontage of 100 feet on West street, 100
feet on Twelfth street and 124.4 feet on
Bethune street
For over twenty years the biscuit
company has owned property surround
ing the corner purchased yesterday, and
all during that time has endeavored to
square out its holdings That its efforts
were finally crowned with success was
largely due to the prohibition amend
ment. inamuch a. the corner building
was occupied by q saloon operated by
the brewing company. ..
For this site. which IL Just across
from the Western Electric Building, the
biscuit company contemplatss an I'm
provement No definite plans have been
drawn up for the prospective structure
as yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
BY Henry Brady,

BY Henry Brady.
STANTON ST. 2si. .. l25 e wiilet st.
asks, 6 story tnt& strs-A NJ Carey ct al,
exrs, &C, agt BenJ Fadsn ct al. due. t25.-
1898, taxes, &C, 3s3s,s5; to the plaintiff
for $40. 900.
li4TH ST, 2lS f. n s. ass . sd Az. 25x
l0o.li. s sty tint & strs-H X emith agt
Philip Wagner ct al. duo. Ss.+4o.2S,.
taxes, &C. $3.50; to the plaintiff for u.s.
900.
BY Joseph p. Day.
MADISON Av. 1882, " q, so n las;h st.
lellxs5, 4 sty q b strs Il dwis-J T Horn
agt q r Daley ct al, due &27s.l2; to the
plaintiff for sli.ooo
%. two S s,y tnis q strs: to Edward B
Fink for $40, SOC; also
2sTH ST. 3o3 w. n =. 60 " Sth av, 2ox64.s,
leasehold, 3 Ety tint a strs-Karl Fink
taxes, &c, S4iss.6A; to Geo w Files for
BY Samuel aoldsticker.
I'd Av. 2lo4. q 8, sos n 1oSth st. 1S,2x
100 sty int strs-R w Gambler.
agent. sc. aEt Jacob Levin ct al, action
/, due. S2o.S71.S2. taxes. &c. t2so.6l; to
the plaintiff for $4,000.
I'd Av, 2los. 8. 1871 iosth st. 2S.,x
---s.s tat : s.r: :. =, |: : :. :: =, !: : :
tion 2, due. $40 1852, taxes, &C, t293si;
10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
ny Arthur c, Sheridan.
losp ST. 2:s E. n s, $40 o sd Av. 15x1ocii.
sty tint q strs-Amelia Mcintyre
Admrx. &c, sgt Benjamin Jacobs ct al,
due, tlS,s5ol5, taxes, SC 31,sf9.0s; TO
the plaintiff for tl2, 900.
lat 92os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph a Co.
FOX ST, " g, 1855 n l63d ct, 1ooxlol.3,
vacant-Hendrik Hudson Co agt Max
Hoffman ct al. due t1b,ssoas. taxes. &c,
s77o56; adjourned to May 8.
lS4TH ST, 85l E, n . 8, 7SS . . Marion
av. S+.6X7i. 7x25x944. . sty & dwlK--
NJ e sammis aEt Vincent Petrone ct al,
due. Suisse: to the plaintiff for $500.
BY l. Lincoln Seide.
BROOK AV, 1905, W .. 1907 n 18TH st.
2T.7x9O. Z sty tint a strs--East River Saw
inEs Inst ast Lsona Holding Corp ct al
due, &s,4os.47, taxes. &C. t5s; adjourned
TO May 6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
DEALS OUT OF TOWN.
Refnhart Place at Stamford Sold
w. Q. Durant Buys Plot at Deal.


through their country department
DousIas l.. Gilman q Co. have sold the
waterfront property known as Reinhart
Place Mt Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn.
70 Mrs. Samuel d. Gushing Of Sewickley.
"a The property. which includes a
handsome house, In located in ono of the
most picturesque spots on Long Island
SOUND, and will be used by the new
owner as an all year round residence.
Deal Syndicate sold to William c.
Durant. president Of General Motors
Corporation, a large plot at Deal, To-
Gated on the east side OF Ocean avenue
ABOUT l,So0 feet south of Brighton ave-
nue.. Mr.. Durant intends to improve
the site with a residence, which viii be
IN Keeping with the many fine summer
homes In the immediate neighborhood.
Inc selling syndicate was represented
by Walter NJ. wechsler as attorney.
Thomas ]. Good sold an English cot
tage at Southfeld Point. for the South
held Point Company, to Harry Lea Dod-
son leased the residence to Rudolph
Z. kastner at southield Point to will
nam Zinsser: the colonial cottage At
Southfield Point for the Southfield Point
Company to Rod A. Demme Of Belgium,
ana one Of the Preston houses at To-
keneke for Mra Gerrit Smith to Frank
Simmons Of New York.
Commander w. r Duncan leased his
country place on Hampstead Harbor,
Port Washington, to Charles A. Pope,
for the summer season, through Pell q
Tibbits.
Griffen. Prince 4 Ripley leased for
Joseph ]. Walker his residence In Dobos
Ferry to a client for the summer.
Grinen, Prince 4 Ripley sold for the
ISorena Company plot of four acres
at Ardsley -on-Hudson. together with the
dwelling, to H. p. Hemingford.
The Scarsiale Estates, Robert z. Far
ley president, sold a large plot on
Walworth avenue. In tho Greenacres
section Of Scarsdale. n. Y. to a New
York client. who intends to start the
Immediate construction OF a house for
his own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-Receipts. l,41o head; none on
sale: Feeling nominally steady. Dressed
beef in moderate demand at si@2sc. per
CALyEs-Recsipts, $40 head; sto on
S.i an. Market GSmm no. ,s pK
eh. n rv city dressed rs. y.si. ,s sy per
H.: country dressed DO. ls8asc;. -
II, S is. .v. "a so, sa:ss SON; '',!s
ii,; ) Skim milk calves. i,6, ,io. Kern:
s s'% s.ns:s.9 &C. v... i xs.' ;i5ss '''
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts. 80
yesterday; Marks. ,ts,ssay:, , Ts,s 10 g g
S Sspq 100 un S ordnars TO so fair cpp.s
Dressed mutton in fair demand At sa$
;;S. Country dressed sc eii i ;1s !.
ssies-s. sanders; sti gnshorn stat.
. ,s' To-, So S' s sssT:ee CO.
Mssc; ). Sn-Sora: g; w; Z, 4, slIIDp:$$
Sheep umiIed, q. tlsSo.
HoGs-.-Reeeipts. s.s4o head mainly con.
steady at i.o.Se sc.fs per 100 is..
hogs. ise9sc. per h.
TBS, average, $40. rs; s roushs. ss4. ti1.
7; q Curtis q Son: 50 STATE hogs. iM'
preeian, is State hogs. is4. s2o;7s. q
sandersi 7 State hosa 17s. s2o.7s.
Other Live Stock Markets.
csipts. 5000; market opened IS oi5c. low.
80. 70; o snis Of ssi... ,isscSioeo Me.yi::
1885, shs. si sclSS Ts;sh sh, sS,s
tis0ao; pigs. sitbo91s6o.
Cattie--Receipts. 10000; market beef
CAVES H bull. and c.nnsra. STEADY: feeder.
Heavy beef steers. .tii. s5els; light beet
s.i ss ,ssS sSisio; e.nns sn' ana cutter.
81. s ana ts. ss s steers ssSSissS 0'.
to strong: few sales iOc higher; no sheer
here. mostly Western lambs; no goats to.
day: market steady. Lambs. - lbs; o,
i ESQ., sui,s .na 6 som nh. %: p siis
Breeding Breed %: :~s. ,s e shs.''' '"''
CHICAGO, April as.-Hoss- Receipt.
&C., maIss, s!s"dy 10
! 100. Bulk Of sales. tso.ss o $3.50; heavy:
weight. $3.50: medium ws a,n sao;;i 9S y
iS .ss; ns. Ssu;.s dns oascosoiS
Cattle--Receipts, 1900; market genef
mated tomorrow. 5000. Heavy beef steer.
i7.ss; butcher cows and heifers. s7soa
1900; Gamers and cutters. es.7t0lo:B
feeder steers, Ss.sools.so.
sheep--Reoeipts, $4,000; wooied lambs
slow to l5c. lower; shorn. lb@zsa lower
sheep steady; estimated to;morroc. 1900
Lambs, 81 lbs. down. Si7.76 @ls:so; 10 IDS
up, si7.250iS.6o; cuiis, sis017; springs
.lt;toeli;; ewes medium eSin ma goo Cannon m,
81. LOUIS, April D-Hos..-Rsce,p,.s
10. 900; ESQ $50. lower: lights. $40 @so.to
piss. SIS a 1915; mixed and butchers. t1o9
ao;7o: good heavy. 'so'"9'0''0' 0o'k
Csttie~Receip,s. 1900; uneveniy lower
| Native beef steers. sll6o 9 1850; yearlnnHl
steers and heifers. $3.50 Qls; cows. Ioieq 3
| 1850; stockers and feeders. SioVis,SSSS
beef cows and heifers.. 37so9is; Gamer
| and cutters. t5.so67.2s; native ea'Ne'
sSsep-Rsceip,s. 1900 steady. Lamb.
S20020.26: ewes. SlSQihsoi eahher' nv
| choppers, St.bo@ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

SEVENTH AVENUE - Daniel H.
jackson resold to Edward J. Mean
drews and Thomas Shorten for in
vestment the five story new law nat
with stores at the northeast corner Of
Seventh avenue and nth street,
41x100.
THIRD AvENUE-The e. A. Polak
Realty Company resold for W. Ehrsn-
hRus 1899 Third avenue. q four story
Senement. with store, 20xS0. to an in
weston. who was represented by J. w.
Kane as attorney.
CARMINE STREET-The e. A. Polak
Realty Company. Inc. sold for the
estate Of Bernard Galewsl6i, 16 Car
mine street, a Ave story tenement,
with stores. 25x1o0. to Charles Durl-
ing. who will reimprove the propert,
for investment.
WEST 18TH STREET--Isidore Wolf
sold to Hyman Schwartz the I'VE story
walk up apartment at 81 West 1lstN
street, 76x95 Irregular. Harry Levy
was the broker.
EAST EIGHTIETH STREET-Dr. Fen.
wick Beekman bought for occupancy
from Morton L. Fearey the four story
dwelling. 16.Sx1O0 at Ill Eas,
Eightieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased
offices in the Guiterman Rosenfeld Build
ing. 35 and 81 South William street, to
Vedder and Belding subleased space on
the nineteenth floor OF Rector street to
Sherman Service, Inc, at a rental Of
over $4,000 per annum Offices in the
Broadway-M Maiden Lane Building, ITO
Broadway. to Gillette Safety Razor Com
pany; offices in As C~dar street to Wood
Clothier & Co.. and completed the lease
Of 81 Beekman street by renting offices
to Abram Abramson. George Con and
Meyer Koulish and Goldberg q Lubin,
Inc, and a suite of Offices in the Alvin
Building, s7S Fifth avenue. to John r
Mcguire.
William ]. Roome Co., Inc, rented
the store and basement at S21 Third
avenue to the Lans Curiosity Shop.
M. & L. Hess. Inc. leased the third
floor at 2s5 to 303 Lafayette Street 70
Zeeman & Grossman.
Lloyd Winthrop Company leased the
ground floor OF SEA West l45th street for
ten years to James Nicholas.
The Brett & Goode Company leased IN
40 West 45th street the ground floor
store to William Cohen, the parlor floor
store to Mary e. Johnston and lofts to
the Sanford Shops. Jacob Leitner and
John BenZur.
Hirsch & Friedman leased the third
floor in 81 to 81 East Thirty-frst street
to Ben c. Faulhuer third floor in 20 to
SO West Thirtieth street to Miller Bros (:
third moor In 142 and IA West Twenty
sixth street to Samuel Bloom; NTH floor
in "a West Seventeenth street to Select
Coat Company.
Cross Il Brown leased to Borden's
Farm Products Company the store and
basement at 4 and 6 White street; to
Max Schwartz the store at 1868 Broad
way to Catherine r. May store at ~
West Forty-eighth street: to Imperial
Merchandise Company parlor store at 20
West Seventeenth street; with B. wur-
tenberg. parior store at 4o7 Broadway
to Harry Wolfson and Chaa L. Birk.
hahn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Mouquin's Restaurant at 45s Sixth
avenue, a three story brick and frame
building. 5s,sxl00, is to be sold at auc-
ton to-day at noon in the Vesey street
salesroom by Joseph p. Day.
The 80 Bond Street Company, II. s. 4
W. T. Story and J. w. Flickinger de
rectors, Is the buyer of the property Mt
that location recently reported sold.
The company was formed at Albany
yesterday with a capital Of $4,000.
Frederick Brown is the buyer OF the
H. w. Cannon dwelling. l6s East Sixty
second street, recently reported sold by
Pease q Gilman.
The first regular meeting Of the Har-
lem Property Owners Association In its
new quarters, Chatham and Phenix
Bank Building. Sc West l26th street.
near Lenox avenue. will be held on
Thursday evening, May /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with namo and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteen
and 10th streets)

(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
2sTH ST 200 f, n s, is4xo's, p m, April
20, ISi7-Rothstamp R"a!ties Corpn 70
pr DoT mtg Fi 5000 SSo atty. n &: !ss
s, bFs ST.. isSs.Si e. jG4sss1 ifr.g, N,
April is-County Holding Co to y
Trust Co, 20 Broad st due FEB i lS2i.
ss TrHay ST., 81 E. .iiii96.S, April ssHTsss
erty st, 3, yrs. NV atty, 60 go;
18th 9Th ST. ist Park sv,IOriois,
g.r en- ARfii g. 3. CO. ss p VIII
yrs. 5Hes; atty. F Snow. is wall q.
TIL, ST gsj:,n us,.s s' anon sssa1
sky , co II, - s sT yt,' so" atty
AyE N6.w. ID Ritter sf 10 oscar + R. ARaa
mtg $500; atty, T @ a T Co, i5s
ioisT Tas ST. los e. is,,G1ili5. m. April as
samuel Lchtenfeld TO Benz Levy. IS
S " iii'e g. co. SF; ia Is Sws Ry mtg 1880
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
sTH Az. sss-ssI. w.. So HiSo. April
Bank. i2s Bowery, yrs. -, pr mtg.
$4,000; attys. cadwaiader. W a 7, q
7an na ST ass W. NJ. as.ioaa q M a' AUTli
2s-New York Bridge whist Club TO
Lawyers Title q Trust Co.. leo Bway.
-,b r. IT. !. Si,s ives; End sv IS i:i SSs
i02.2. April 2s-dsaac +. Mead to Anna
b Cohen. Al st Mich Terrace, yrs.
7sTn ST. iis W. ms. ssc.io3a. April snOs Is
Jane L. b. Gould to Nanins l.. Pond.
IS w 18th st; due INT as per bond;
ATTY. OF T G E; T. Co" , i7s sTSy 1890
Mile Rosenberg to James McWaiters
a Son. 1898 Bwav yrs. o.. Mtg
sfi 900; attys. oreenberg L. IS Park
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
18TH ST. q. :sss Park aY. ls.sx
100.t1, M, April 2S-wm Yenk TO Mat
thew v Undsrhill. Lac u I2lst at and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
TO FAY 100000 RENT.

Edward J. Hogan leased to the Broad
way-Thirty-hfth Street Realty Corpora
ton, represented by r. q q. Pnomm, the
store and basement at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and Thirty-nfth
street, having n frontage Of approxi-
mately so feet on Broadway and con-
tanning approximately $4,000 square
feet. II 10 to DO used by the leasing
company for one OF its 6 and 10 cent
stores. The rental to be paid II approxi-
mately 100000.
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RESERVOIR TO COST MILLIONS.

Forty acres OF land at wanaque, N.
j., have been sold by Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
ward l. Price Of that place to the
North Jersey District Water Supply
Commission for price said to be $4,000.
The land IL being acquired by the
commission for o reservoir to be six
miles long and q mile and one half wide
and which will supply water to all the
including the cities Of Passaic. Paterson,
Newark, Jersey City and Hoboken. The
project will entail a total expenditure
estimated in the neighborhood OF So
10000 to SS,000,000.
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a. per bond. sTi atty T O a 7 Co
Same Properly Properly, m, April i..ssms to
same. due as bond. So. pr mtg. 5000;
issTH a. same :'i;;.;s': I:no. nv. iSsS
iooii. , m. April ss-SatSan Nssomowitz
70 Mutual Life In' CO O. N Z. dso az. az
,asT 2nf hi, sd 81 ~ csa'S I Adj, Is
Cath g Sullivan e g. Hadwili co!TsNs
HAMILTON Fl. 81. ne iasta 81. los o.
.rie,s Really CO to AH Earr s Banner
du. May !, ,ss,. s%; sttSs. st:sss "a
Same property: April 'as.ssm. TO Nryin
ss%: pr mtg; siao.'ooi atty 70; ,s e
si!y. y. CO.. S"i IL broadway. 1850
HIST ST. n .. 1000 . sth sv.. tS.sxss.ii:
Pm Apr as-Ja. N oumbs. iGt "
atty. Lawyers Title q Trust CO, isS
18TH sr. sis W. :. 'i1.s.,s.iii. r N APT
2s-Ksth v Pstti, and ano and Mary J
sr na W. ih atty. Lazy; TN. Trust
,ssT 81 81 81. s y: yss Bw.y. ioci;sii. APR
2s-21o W seth ct Co to Manhattan say
Bank. ga e'way. yrs. 81; atty. r
n Go. Az Bway. ..nzs,ooo
Borough Of The Bronx.)
p9qAST AZ ds, s1i lOSiv sns r,
commr. 1917 Barnes sv. April rs. 3 yrs.
So; atty. c H Baechier. ll2s Ire:
ARTHUR Nv. ISIS cor ii;in st, iSSS
mens Rubin. $50 Ws,.rioo pi. prior mtg
Moa sSS AI Il, 3 ,t ~: ...,, , M:s
LoNGFEILow AZ. isSi, e :. SOIiSS-
Hyman Kaufman to Flo Realty Corpn,
r. p ss PIT. SaasF %'s .ssiss AsF'
;s3,,, ;.;: :s.i r, IN :Ss
Ats's Amen S%'i 50 4pt "a =, ;!:s
TGEMoNT Az. n . cor Hopewell ay; coz
L5h%; atty. Title Guar q Co, i7s
LOTS ,1o to iii. amended map Cam.
mann Est--Albert Schwarzler to Hy
\ Dewey, 1890 University av, April IL,
sue April as. 1922. ss6; atty, Title Guar
rS1Ln 81 ST. SIS. = Jo.;ioo.L.:;o Price
to Edw prescher. 1880 Bryant Az. pr
T nit s sss Apt c. ~ Is y.: '*IsSy;
sbaics.iiIasIicia~o.e.r r Wallace &c
hy Finck. 1875 Asth st. Bhiyn. April
SAME PRoPERTY--sams to same. April
cRfMMiNs Az. si7:is. vs.. Hio1sO--
stebbins Realty 4 Constr Co to wanets
Realty Co, bs5 W Isid, pr mtg $4,000
April Il. sss; atty. L~chfnsn CO, 81
UNION Az, 7oii.. VS.. ii7ii;ico.t;o;uii.s scSif.
fer to Louis Pulaski, ais w l25th ct, pi
1871. e%: atty. L Pulaski. SIS " i26th
lIsp ST. s7a-t Il, . 9. tcxIco; ii,d st. SsS
Caroline w Fraser. aos W 71d. and ano
April 20. due May /. 1923. So; atty
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ment house at sss 81 Nicholas avenue,
on tho southwest corner Of st. Nicholas
avenue and 18TH street. fronting 14b
feet on 18th street and 104 feet on st.
Nicholas avenue.
The property rents for approximately
$4,000 and was held at 100000. Els
man. Lee, Corn q Levine represented
Mr.. Judus ana Michael Kaufman the
buyers Leltncr, Bremen q Starr were
the brokers.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
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NOTICE III HEREBY GIVEN that The
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders OF the
seaboard Air Line Railway Company VIII
he held at the principal orice Of tn. COM
OF Petersburg. virginia. at twelve o'clock
noon on the sth day OF May. 1919, for tho
and for the transaction OF any and all
business that may come before the meet
ing, Including considering and voting upon
the approval and ratification OF all con.
tracts acts and proceedings OF tho Hoard
OF Directors and officers since the annual
meeting OF stockholders last held.
In accordance with the provisions Of the
Bylaws. the close OF business on the 18th
day OF April. 1919, has been nKsd as the
time for determining the stoekholdsrs OF
record entitled to vote at this meeting.
RODT. l. SUTr. Secretary.
Dated Aprii 10 1919
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Huberth a Huberth sold the twelve
family apartment house, 47xe5, at 172
Bay Twenty-eighth street. for Mrs q. H
p. Belmont, trustee Of the estate Of
Armide v. Smith. TO b. Trackman
The Capitol Lunch Company leased
through Samuel J. Taninos at an aKEre-
gate rental OF $4,000 the ground floor
and basement in the property owned by
Frank p. w. Schmitz and Bertha M
Schmitz at the Junction Of Fulton street.
F1atbush avenue and Hudson avenue. in
the centre Of the theatre district Ex-
tensive alterations arc contemplated
under supervision Of Frederick Putnam
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Neckwear Makers Meet.

The women's Neckwear Manufactur-
ers' Association will hold Its annual
dinner meeting in the Hotel Martinique
next Wednesday evening. Frederick A.
Stanton has been nominated for the Of
fee Of president. ]. a. Scott for Vice
president. David Kish for treasurer and
A. ]. HARE for secretary.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Samuel Fl. Martin leased the four
story dwelling at SO West Slxty-elghth
street to Robert and Mary French.
The Houghton Company leased tho
dwelling ut 1b+ West Eighty-fifth street
to Claude C. williams.
Louis schrag leased the dwelling at
216 West Thirty-sixth street TO Thos.
Carameta. G.
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EAST soTH ST. DWELLING SOLD.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for James 8. Wright IS East Eisht'eth
street, q four story and basement mod
ern dwelling. 25x1o2.2. to An investor.
who will alter the property into an Amer
lean basement house and then offer II fol
resale Mr.. Wright purchased the house
only few weeks ago from the Hen
bricks estate.
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