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ASSIGNMENT OF M0RTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

NICHOLS PLACE. lot 500. map 725 Dyck-
man estates: also s6th st. S2e-s5 W, mtg
$50. 500 Geo Notman ct al, exrs, Jas
Douglas. to the Stradcona Co. 30 John
st; attys. Douglas. A Mccamm. 2ss
sTH AV, s25-27-U Mort d Trust Co
to Title Guar q Trust Co.. 17e
oWhy .......-.- - Sfo'VVV
LENoX Av. n 9 cor Cathedral Parkway
Jacob Bernstein and ano to Selma Levi,
1856 Riverside Drive; attys. stanchfeld &
b3D ST, 1l4-16 Was 1 Gulick to Alice
w @ Marsh, 1876 Lark st. Albany. N Y;
sttys. @ J. A D. Carr. 1S2 Bway:
SAD ST. 1880 e. mtg s2.oooIHy D Brew
ster to Minnie NJ Sanford. H3 Steele
av PlaInheid. J.:..........:....... 81
LEXINGTON AV, o cor l24th st. mtg
$4,000. satisfied June 20. ls1s-Alex Ro-
seminal to Max Hochstein; at 90 Morn
inghde Drive. 80. 81
18TH ST. $40. mtg ss,ooo--Max N Ma
thanson to Jacob A Wolf. II w 10th st.
MADISON ST ts--Michaei ] Campbell.
admr. to Felicia Campbell, 81 Madison
st. and ano: NJ A Rofrano, James
BRooME sT. ioi.-xloi. l. Ernst to lisa lisa :.
dore N Levy. TAO West End av and 2ss
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sATrsFIED MoRT0AoEs.
(with name and address Of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
18TH ST. 500 w-Chas II and Blis DEP
permann to Fred X Hermann. sept
1895; atty, Edw Hermann. 81 .P ern
,1T TN Av.. sii.j.coip, ana Sabine Muller
to Ida SAINT. w $50 Ct. Jan H. ts SS6
atty q saskc;t, % Wall , ,t;;;;c;sssiII @
oussie DecSiade TO Max Hockstim, 80
Morningside Drive. June 10. 1915; atdy
sami 2ipris, 81 East Bway. 12,ooo
eth Av, 1ilS-siegfried and Elsie krsus
to N \ Cab Co. Ltd, asa w Goth ct, Nos
%. 1915; attys, winthrop stimsen' az ~
list 81 IS. ist W ccoiiumbus av. aisioo.5
--aio w Seth 81 Co to Nagrom Realty
Co, Jan 9, 1927 atty. d 80 80
list ST. T"i 10 w.s.me property. same 70
Union Estates, Co, Jan g 1919; sssttyn sS;
H Ens%sS Les s iss hSSS Cav
asnaro. RidEswcod. N z, and dos ano. 80, TO
Title Guar a. T Co. l7s Bwey .ss.vVv
WATER ST. Z; Moore st, 1f-17-Frederick
B Jennings TO Bankers Trust Co. truseee
will Moses q Baldwin. Jan u. tsons
attys, Alexander & @. 12o Bway .tSo,oye
s0TH ST. 176 E--Tracy and Constence
Hoppin to Central Saw Bank. Dec !, lslv;
atty, A Rocker. Jr, g. William 81. t$ooo
ssTH ST, n g. so.s W. lexington nv, sox
1o0.s-Jno Hayes, las seth So 10
N Z Life ms Co, Jan 10, 1917; atty
g " HusSsli; s.s gwsy. ::,; "i %eS
rs. 1894; attys Mccall Arnold, NV
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the three story brick and
limestone business and apartment build
ing at 1o44 Flatbush avenue. 210 feet
north of Beverly road. for Charles and
Louise Ahrens to q client for an invest
ment.
The Realty Associates sold .2Is Rut-
land road. corner Rogers avenue, q two
story limestone dwelling. with garage,
ic3x1oo. to Edward A. Reyes. tenan. !:
S34 Twenty-ninth street, near Third
avenue, South Brooklyn. four story
brick double fiat. 27.sx1oo.2. to vincenzo
Sorria: 1874 Sixth avenue, a three story
and basement brick dwelling, 16x7S, to
Walter G. and Georgina Oakley. through
+. c. Sauter. broker and 215 Wildwood
street. near Rogers avenue. a two story
limestone dwelling, 20.6x100, to Edith
E. Lobo.
B. ]. Sforza sold for Anna NJ. Varvaro
the plot 40x100 on the south side OF
Fifty-seventh street. so feet east of
Eleventh avenue. to Nathan Sulsky, who
will improve with two one family stucco
houses.
Charles Partridge sold for the estate
of Arthur H. Sellinger to Anna F. Coyle
the brick store and apartment building
at 666 Franklin avenue.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacove sold
for the Kensington Homes Corporation
to Victor S. Everett the two story and
attic one family house with garage on
a plot 40x120 on the east side of East
Seventh street. 220 north Of Avenue J..
Flatbush.
Buckley & Horton Company sold in
conjunction with William F. Taylor
Realty Company 1871 Bergen street. be-
tween New York and Brooklyn avenues.
three story and basement brick dwelling,
17x100, for the estate OF Annie Dauph-
mot to a client for occupancy.
Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold the prem
ises at % First place. between Henry
and Clinton streets, four story brick sin
gle fiat building for NJ. NJ. Walsh to
Scotto & Settembrino.
The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the one family semi
detached brick dwelling 2142 Sixty-sixth
street. Mapleton Park. to George A.
Johnson, tenant.
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BRONX "TAxPAYER- SOLD.

Robert f. Simon, representing the
Henry Morgenthau Company, has sold
the one STORY brick Taxpayer at the
junction Of West Farms road, Southern
Boulevard and Westchester avenue.
fronting 224.S feet on West Farms road.
1856 feet on Southern Boulevard and
having a rear line OF 1874 feet
The property contains fourteen stores
and was sold for 100000 to a client for
Investment Alexander Selkin was the
broker
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

GREENWICH STREET - William A.
White Sons sold to Joseph Tetley
Co. tenants, the six story building
4Sxe0. at 4S3 and ass Greenwich
street, adjoining the corner Of Canal
street, for I. Bache Blocker and Har-
rlman N. Simmons. 1t was held at
$125,000
SHERMAN AVENUE-Mr. Brown sold
to client of P. J. Brennan 72 TO 50
sherman avenue. two five story apart
ment houses, near 207th street, hous-
ing forty families and renting for
$4,000. W.
WEST TOOTH sTREET-John r. Da-
wilson sold for Robert Fulton the five
story fiat on lot 25x100, at 90 West
Tooth street. to a client for investment.
WEST tS2D STREET-Porter & Co. sold
for julius A. Falk to a client for in
vestment the three story brick and
brownstone dwelling located at 2O4
West 1920 street
EAST 10TH STREET-James H. Cruik-
shank purchased from Milton NJ. Sill
verman at East 10th street. a 1--WE
story single fiat, 19.6x100. B. Harris
was the broker
WEST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Thomas J. o'Reilly sold the dwelling,
20 West Ninety-fourth street. on lot
1Sx10O.11, TO a buyer who intends to
occupy.
WEST 132D STREET.-THE Hudwill
Corporation bought from the Graf es-
tate the three story dwelling. 1881,
at 81 West 1921 street.
EAST SIXTY-SECOND STREET-Doug-
las Gilman & Co. sold for Mrs
Georgiana Mckinley EOS East Sixty
second street. a three story and base
ment dwelling. 1S.6x100, to a client
who will alter for occupancy.
EAST 120TH STREET-John Meliff sold
to the Hudwill Corporation the three
family dwelling, 2Ox1o0, at 33S East
120th street.
FORT WASHINGTON AVENUE-Fred-
erick Brown bought the Fortress, a
six story elevator apartment house, on
plot 97.Sx111, held at $225,000 and
renting for about $4,000. at 235 Fort
Washington avenue, northwest corner
OF 169th street. from the Tindall Realty
Company. F. NJ. Dyer president. ]. c.
Hough & Co. were the brokers.
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Lyncroft for Sarah L. Ingiis TO Paul
Garrett; dwelling. 15ox15o. at 1915 wey-
man avenue for ]. Albert Mahlstedt to
Benjamin Glover residence, 1oox170. on
Broadview avenue, Broadview, for Will
lam A. Wagner TO Mrs. Catherine Kaye |;
for NJ. II. Sullivan. to George c. BIZ
galke dwelling. 63x10o. on Webster
Ridge. and the dwelling. 50x200. at n
Chauncey avenue for s. Drexel to Rob-
ert A. whitelaw.
s. s. walstrum-G Gordon q Forman sold
Tor Frank Clauss to Henry c. Meier the
dwelling at 80. South Pleasant avenue,
Ridgewood, and leased for Isaac e. Hut
ton to a Mr.. Delaheld q dwelling on
CHI street. Hohokua
The Payson, Mel. Merrill Company
leased for MIRA Charles G. Moore TO
Mrs G. Gushing her furnished residence
In State road, Briarcliff Manor.
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sold through r. Rasmussen to Louis
silverberg the dwelling at I0s2 Park
avenue.
FIELDsToN ROAD--Eugene L. Lar
kin sold the plot 50x122 on the west
side Of Fieldston road. about 200 feet
south of West esd street. The site IL
opposite the Rlverdale county school
and about two blocks north of Field
ston (Delafield estate). The new
owner will erect residence.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - r. Ras-
mussen sold for DR.. r. Joyce the dwell
ing 1903 Washington avenue to George
Robinson. ... I'D.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Frederick T. Frelinghuysen rented
through De Blois & Eldridse Pinard cot
tage No. 4 on Annandale road. Newport,
r. r.; also the Gammell place on the
Cliffs and Narragansett avenue. known
as Southside. to p. w. Roberts of Phila-
delphia tor the season.
Julia Beverley Higgins has leased for
Mrs. A. r. Kountze her place, Orchard
Hill Farm. Katonah, to Alvin Inter
meyer. and for Mrs. Daniel Runkle her
cottage at Mount Kisco to William c..
lie Gendre.
y, J. Sullivan sold a dwelling, 200xl70.
on Forest Heights, New Rochelle. for
Hattie l.. Downs to Clarence A. Brown
also dwelling and an acre and q half In
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PLAN FRATERNITY HOME.

The Phi Gamma Delta F, Iternity con-
templates erecting a new club house,
which will probably replace its present
three story home at 81 and 36 West
Forty-fourth street, 44.6x100. 1t Is esti-
mated the new structure will cost in the
neighborhood OF 100000. Full details
OF the project are not obtainable. The
cubs present building adjoins the new
nome Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fra
ternity and the Bar Associations quar-
teTs
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BUYS IN CONVENT AVENUE.

Morgensteln Bros. syndicate purchased
from the Holland Realty Company 900
to S06 Convent avenue. northwest cor
ner OF 1920 street, six story elevator
apartment house. on plot 125x100, and
housing forty-two families. The prop
erty rents for $4,000 and was held at
$4,000. w. d. Morgan and John S.
Routh were the brokers. Morgenstein
syndicate, which have been operating
heavily in the vicinity of City College,
have recently purchased about $4,000. 900
worth OF realty in this section.
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MoRN1NGs1DE HEIGHTs DEAL.

]. Jelot and William S. Baker have
sold for the Ralph Realty Company.
Samuel Yacht. Jr., president. the Iradell,
six story elevator apartment house at
400 West 10th street, on a plot 125x
100, between Morningside drive and Am
sterdam avenue. and near the Columbia
University ground. The purchaser Is
the College Holding Company. Joseph
Shenk president. The property was held
at 100000, and rents for about $4,000
annually. 1t was a cash deal.
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HOUSES TO LET.

For rent July and August at
SCARSDAI.E, WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
NEW YORK
One mile from station. nineteen miles
from Grand Central Terminal on Harlem
Railroad. An old fashioned house-parlor
dining room, study and plsyroom. Four
bedrooms and two maids rooms Three
bathrooms with two BULLETIN showers
Electric light. telephone and private water
supply. Large, well cultivated garden and
we'll shaded lawn Place has twenty -hvs
acres OF woods. Rent $500 per month in
tage and assistant. MIX and eggs extra
Apply p. O. Box t3s or telephone "s7
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BUYS IN "GAsoLENE row."

William II. Whiting & Co.. represent
ing Electus T. Backus. sold 126 and
l2S West Fiftieth street. two twenty five
loot tenement houses, to George Backer
ana Arnstein & Levy, to whom Mr..
backer previously sold 1874. 1870, l32 and
1874 tile acquisitions giving the buyers
plot l50X100, which they intend to
improve with a garage.
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sesxss. 7xso sxst. t-Minnis Cohen to
pr mtg $3.50. June %. syrs s% sttya
SamI setback. ISL Bway. .;e,ooo
BOULEVARD. vs. slo;e n
W ioox- rs to . . 1s4th ct < . 100 TO
. So Boulevard 4 9 36 to beg-Mtchl
Deiagi ts Gertrude L Mork. so, O yrs
per cent as per bond; atty, Mors;, Ky S9s
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
rit vEsEY STREET.

BY Henry Grady.

By Henry Brady.
Az D i2t-lie, . Q cor eth st, pZ11xso.
three and / four story tenements
stores on av--John T. Bailey vs. q w
Holding Corp ct al; Charles p a william
Buckley, attys; John Mulholland.
reteree; due. H,3S6.t3; taxes. &C. a.
ott:zo; subject to prior mtg OF s2s, 600;
10 the plaintiff for. 900
By Joseph p. Day. ....
18TH ST. 500 W. n 8. ts.1i W West End
Az t3.Sxlo 1ixssxls.11, three story
dwelling-Virginia 8 Mackay- Smith VI
Annabella X varooe ct al: Henry Pc
gram, atty; William r Van Alstyne, ref
cree; due sia.7ts.bl; taxes. &C. sti6.so;
fRRoNx ExcHANoEI
BY James J. Donovan.
18TH ST. 2N Z, 9 IS W Brisxs av, ssx
%. two story dweiling-Robert r Eden
berg. exr, vs. Charles A Siener ct al;
Frank G Mckinney. atty: Orson A Ray
nor. referee; due, S1,4S5.so; taxes, 40
ss2s.s2; to John B. Krooi for. .S7.62s
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PLAN BIG ABATEMENT HOUSE.

a ten story non-housekeeplng apart
mont house is to be erected on the lot.
ls.5Ns5.S, at 4 West Ninetieth street,
rear Central Park West. according to
p'.-5 placed on record by G. T. T.. Dis
tlrles, aEshifNH ~. A, WeimAn is the
SsI6r Sts tke't l1pefty. The estimated
81 - Vie Improvement IL s75.00A
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE SAFE.

Nassoit tanning have sold for the
Lyndon Arms. Inc. the six story elevator
apartment house known as Lyndon Arms
nj b24 Riverside Drive, 75xssx irreg-
ular' north of 122d street, opposite
Grants Tomb. to the L. X. A. Realty
company, ID. II. jackson president. 1t
was held at $175,0oo.
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wEsTCHEsrlsK REAL ESTATE.

TIME WAS NEVER MORE oPPORTUNI
than now to select your home site and
build your own home. Let me show you
how you can own your own home in
attractive slrroundings. with all city
improvements. at Larchmont, within a
few minutes walk of the station and
forty minutes OF New York.
sYLyEsTgR FRoHocK.
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PLANS FILED FoR NEW CHURCH.

Plans have been filed with the Build
Ing Department for the erection Of q
three story edifice on the southeast cor
nor OF Park avenue and Sixty-fourth
street. to be occupied by the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist Church. Henry c. Pelton
and Allen & Collens are the architects
OF the proposed structure. and have esti-
mated its cost at about 100000. The
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church is popu-
larry known as the Rockefeller church.
John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. purchased the
new site for the church and will finance
the construction of the edlfce.
Plans were also filed yesterday for the
erection OF n thirteen story apartment
building on the northeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Ninth street The new struc-
ture will cover the site now occupied by
the former home OF tho late Gen. Daniel
Sickles, Of civil war fame, and the two
adjoining residences at 25 and 81 Fifth
a~enue. w. L. Rouse and L. A. Gold
stSne are the architects. and II Is esti-
mated the building will cost about $780,
900. The Oak Point Realty Corporation.
Irene Lewisohn. president. is the owner
Of the property.
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FAR UPTOWN LEASES.

Samuel ]. Tankoos has leased for a
long term Of years. at an aggregate rem
tal OF 100000. the ground floor stores
a. b774 and b776 Broadway; also for q
!ons term OF years. at an aggregate rem
tsl or $4,000, the building at 1915 to
ifzo 81, Nicholas avenue: also at an as-
eresato rental of $4,000. the store at
North Broadway. Yonkers, and at an
aggregate rental OF 100000. the store
At sil to 845 Prospect avenue.
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LONG LEASE IN FULTON ST.

Pease & Elllman leased for II. ID. pea,e
70 w. w. Stanley the entire building Al
zS4 Fulton street for long term of
Years with tho option to purchase. After
extensive alterations are completed the
tenant will occupy.
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RICHMOND NOTES.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Mary A.
McKeever aSplot on MAZDA avenue. West
New Brighton. to u. e. Pottberg, who
recently acquired the Beverley Robinson
estate, adjoining the last purchase.
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MORTGAOEs.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth: street)
cATHARINE ST. 20. ets 2o.1xll4ox2Sx
Il21. 3. m. June 2o-Mlchael A
L ], and ano. trustees. 8 yrs. go !; attys.
Larkin Perry, "A Bvay. .s21. 600
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
lateral. June 12--Hsrry jackson to
mos, es atty. Graham Wl!sehiet, =
slsT ST. 8 s.. 2s6 W "a av. sOxiOOS. p m.
June 12-wm $ Rogers to Emma Roh-
mtg $4,000; atty. Lawyers ia 7 GO,
MADISON AZ: ss,ih st. 100. s.oass O pr
june ss o;h y Madison M Ave- a' co
and ano to Eugene undorhiii, Caldwell,
y : yrs, Int a. bond. pr mtg, I'd parcel.
ssTH ST. IS. 'i5is 50 av, 2ixic6 IcV ?
Bank asHi ii issss r g. da sS a aad ss
per bond; atty. T CO: l5s
osPH ST. =. 1sia a "a nv OF a.i GSyo
m. june i2-sams to same. due and
Int as per bond; atty. same. .....$ 12 500
West Side.
tWest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
'I M.ry 81 II zo w. and f% e2s4. 5qnf D1soe
and ano TO Lawyers & T Co. 100 Bway,
yrs. 5h Observation-Disclosures. .s37, 900
' AEns. u hlttieasld to IVY tide nens Mts
CO las Bway' s yrs. sd Sis 900
18TH ST. $, 1888 W West Fad av. lex
G5 IT, R pSs 500 We.5 T TSfks, to
mrs, Sc atty. LAWYERS T T c.; i isS
sirH ST. n S, 100 W Madison av, runs n
,S++ e san sa,S :; !; sok iS7,1x
Jnns Ss11Sro s 81 RStS ~ ~ 70 of E,b m;
Jumilhsc Of paris. France 10 yrs kG
attys. Thomson & +, lli Bway 800 900
SAME PROPERTY also sSth st, m,
June ,Ino S 80 TO same; ~ yrs s.n' pr pr
sSTH ST, s5-s W,En $, lOiioNsix irreg,
June 2t-Emanuei Van Raatls to r l..
as per BOND pr eCo mtg tsS. 49, making to-
c ga. rs I9s Bwsy yoOO' ANY, rue uua $4,000
TT Titis a Mtg Co. ls5 BwAy y ooc
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north Of 11bth s,re.t1
.m', 's.,S' "'.sn .. iIV.n $50,
y y tenant q eov;nsat; n Iss.. F:ssrdsd
81 ,S.S sSaS e S dus ;u Eu,hsT;;
shin. SAG Bway. deposit -. 500
srH Az. M7lSS w. s. COX, 90; M June
tGgne. 80 PARK az due June q. 1924,
20 Attys' "eHer' Z" H. ~ ENe.nn ma nee
,op! ~, ;s'S,,ic6i, =, $4,000
June izCcVinoSWn11lEkssSS 70 hudson
mtg SS;vVy' , IVY
ie9 m SWne gn7 w Ian, ISShh 70
"a M'i 40 .xa, YRS c. atty, Emanuel s
Calm, $50 gway: ;........, .ta. 500
,nn1iSS lima ssHTyndSu RItv Co 90
80 ssnusI wacht TeO Riyarnids T1riys
mos az; sttys, stoddard 4 NJ. les
Bwsy ...,................ ......'2O.O 900
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Satisfied MECHANICS LIENS.

SAD ST. N w-ighatz Schwartz agt
Hiram Wood ct al. Jan S. 1919. $40
SAME PRoPSRTY-Ignatz Schwartz agt
Fredk Lac ct al, Jan so. 1919. $40
SAME PROPERrY-Edw Khu agt same
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BUILDING LOANS.
The Bronx,

leisT ST. cor OF Park NV. 100 OK
ls0.sx irreg-City Mtg Co loans Nieweu-
hons Rlty Corpn. to erect one sly and
bsmt apartment al paymentsl .S22a, 600
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TWO long ISLAND CITY DEALS.

Further evidence of the demand for
long Island City property by big indus
trlai enterprises was given yesterday In
TWO transactions, one Of which involved
iohg term lease on the old Astoria
Coruage Works property In the Ravens
WOOD section. and the other the sale OF
large tract Of land on Fourth and Fifth
avenues to Pratt & Lambert, Inc, var
nlsh dealers. of 1856 Madison avenue,
Manhattan. The lessee Of tho cordage
works Is the newly formed Greensboro
warehouse Corporation of Manhattan.
The property leased has a frontage OF
zoo feet on Vernon avenue and runs
pack 500 feet to the East River. It is
improved with large and substantial
three and four story brick buildings,
which will be sprinklered, fire PROCEED
and converted In modern storage ware
houses.
IL s the intention of tho lessee to
eventually improve the entire property
with an Immense warehouse b00x200,
ana to dredge tho river In front of the
property in order to accommodate large
ocean going freight steamers. A con-
crete wharf. c00x100. Is also planned.
Inc improvements to the present build
ings viii begin at once. Minor J.. Platt
was the broker who negotiated the leas-
ing Transaction. ...,.
Tho property purchased by Pratt &
Lambert comprises about three-quarters
OK an acre. 1t has frontage Of 200
feet on Fourth avenue. 100 feet on Fifth
avenue and 200 feet on the north side Of
freeman avenue. It was purchased
through William D. Bloodgood & Co. Of
Long Island City from the wampage
Realty Company. and the price was In
the nelghborhood OF s60.06e. On the
site the purchasers will erect a two story
warehouse and Office building from plans
drawn by Alexander Grey, architect
The sun., 1919-06-25
LIS PENDENS.
Afanhattan.

HoRATIo ST. s. bet Greenwich ard
Washington cts. lot SO. 2Sxs4s--Equi-
table TT Co OF Y. trustee. agt Samuel
A cutner ct al (foreclos OF mtgN attys,
OBrien, Boardman. Harper & Fox.
iST AV, 1893 and l0s5-Mtles Rosenbluth
agt Augusta Sultan ct al faction to
foreclose Mechanics lien); atty. L Bein.
18TH ST. $, 10 II . OF eth av. 3l.7N494
Louis Ragusa Sgt Alice Tropp ct al
specifc performance) atty, Flash
nick.
BROADWAY, 2731-Shenk Rlty & CONSTR
Co agt Trlstram Coffin faction 70 de-
clare vondeed LEM; atys, Morrison &c
1I sfn,5; ST ,s,-now.rv Saw Rank ,r,
Geo c Goebel ct al 0oreclos of mtgl !.
attys, Cadwaiader. wickersham Taft.
Tho Bronx.
18TH ST. cor OF Courtlandt av, ?s.sx
sl.6-Emeiins A Eddy agt Maximillian
atty, Swain.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

s5TH ST 10 E-Fredk Straub agt Louis
Pooler. owner; VIM T. Middleton, egt,
CoutI .''. SSeh.to
57TH ST, 81 W-Royal Plumbing Co, Inc,
agt Adolph Lewisohn. owner; Ocea Coyle.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

TO RENr-Three large, airy rooms, UNI
furnished except cook stove In the coun-
try. Address Mrs. RALPH wILDMAN for
full particulars. HanburH Conn. X. II. D. Q.
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss
2:45-S3 Ludlow ST.; unknown. Unknown
7:45-l6e Columbus av.; unknown. None
7:i6-3O9 West 18th St. George
Rauch Observation-Disclosures. Slight
M.
l2:05-4o0 East i2th ST.: Flora Saliva Slight
l2:26-207 East lo2d St: Mary Sui
l:lb-S5O West ssth st; George
Kern TlIllnB
2:25-l3Sy 9Th av,; j. Laurie. .Trifling
2:45-l+ Van Nest pl, The Bronx;
A. Lencke. ....y...........,T thrilling
3;05-ILggett and Garrison avs, The
Bronx; New Haven Rail
3:60--13 w, nth st. D.; A. kufschin, Trihing
i:OO-3s6 f. 18th St. A. Ligingl-
pine. .....',.....,... .TrinlnS
i:o5-lslS Arthur av., The Bronx;
NJ. Ryan. .................. Trihing
II5-426 K. ed st.: Lkman &
schumacher. Unknown
b;3o-29l Washington ST., auto:
unknown ..,...........'....T rlhng
545-l3Sth st. and Hudson River.
car, unknown. ........... Triling
The sun., 1919-06-25
The Bn,nx.

DECATUR Av. 325s-Mayer Levy agt Sa-
rah Enrich, owner; Sarah Ehrlich and
Sol EhrlIch, contrs ......,......siI9. 5 o
The sun., 1919-06-25
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALn

WATER FRONT LOT FOR SALE AT
RELLMoRE. l.. !. J. J. BEDELL. p. O
BOX o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-17
South Side BreUities

The Packers National bank at gath
and o pays the highest price for Liberty
bonds.-Adv.
For rent for the summer, five-room
furnished house. 2117 I street. Phone
South 24S2-Adv.
Rev C. c. Wilson, pastor Of the Grace
Methodist church. left early Monday for
kearney, on business trip.
Capt. John Briggs leaves today for
Steamboat Springs Colo, where he has
been called on business connected with
his ranch.
Mrs. r. e. Forbes Of Chicago is visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Cissna, TWenty-fourth and streets, I'M
til July 4.
Frank Szymanski, 1925 South Thirty
sixth street was fined 81 and costs in the
Fitzgerald. He was charged with shoot
ing craps"
Mrs. L. L. Mosshler, 24l5 @ street. will
entertain the kensington of Upchurch
lodge, No. 2 Degree of Honor, Thursday
afternoon
DELAYS ARE COSTLY
Folks and people, the way the market
on clothes looks to us at this time wait
ing is as good as paying more. There's
no chance for any general lowering OF
prices Much as we would like to invite
you to feast of extra ordinary, etc, etc
it can't be did. but the market is
doing some wonders. These boys
rompers for the Riddles at CSC have a
wonderful lot of wear in them. These
mems all wool suits at $3.50, SIS, $40 and
Hart Schaffner and Marks clothing, Mum
singer underwear, Black Cat and Inter-
woven and Everwear hosiery, and a lot
Of other things you can find at Flynn's
are always worth the money whether the
market is up or down. John Flynn &
CO,-Ady.