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The sun., 1919-10-02
AUCTION OF BRONX
LOTS IS ADJOURNED
J. p. Day viii Announce Its
Resumption Later.

The Sound Realty Company sale of
Bronx lots was adjourned yesterday at
t:ao p. NJ. after 2s3 lots had been dis
posed OF for ss25,s25, the average SELL
Ing price being $1,145 a lot. This sale
was so involved that 1t required the as
sembling Of forty separate and distinct
maps between the covers of one book
map which was ten times as large as
my ever before prepared at an auction
saN Joseph P. Day, the auctioneer,
said yesterday that despite the difficult
ties of the situation, however, he had
sold all the lots presented on the smaller
maps OF the scattered lots.
The sale of the balance of the lots
VIII be announced, according to Mr. Day,
as soon as all the remaining maps can
be consolidated in one single map. At
the beginning Of the sale Mr. Day made
the announcement from the auction
stand that all the Sound Realty Com
pany lots would be sold to the highest
bidders, and that II the stockholders of
the company wished, in their capacity as
private citizens, to bid for any of the
lots to be sold they could do so in COM
petition with the other bidders. Among
those who took advantage OF this offer
were J. Romano Browne, Marx Marx
and Som Brothers
The sun., 1919-10-02
REPoRTs Sc. GOO. 600 LEAsEs.

Robert ]. Coverdale leased to the Ma
tional Drug Stores Corporation the store
at AZ Park Row through to Nassau street
Tor ten years for e. A. Treadwell as
agent; two stores with Murray APPEL
baum in Paterson in Jamaica in con-
junction with Booth. Haugaard a Jobes
IN Mount Vernon with the Anderson
Realty Company, and in New Rochelle
with the O'Connor Real Estate Agency.
Mr. Coverdale leased TO the National
Hat Stores Corporation the stores and
Columbus Circle in sos Fifth avenue ;
corner store in the building N course of
erection at 160th street and Broadway ;
building at Washington street and
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, and the ground
moor of building at the corner Of Market
and Halsey streets. Newark. in conJunc-
ton with Murray Apfelbaum. The
leases aggregate 100000.
The sun., 1919-10-02

SIX story building on Mot Al sxasa a,
Tvs and los West Thirty-second s,r:s,
ivO feet west OF Sixth avenue,
EAST THIRTY-SIXTH sTREET
douglas L. Gilman a Co. Inc .o,a
Tor Blair Falrchiid, who IA Twin .
abroad. the four story dwelling AZ 10
East Thirty-sixth street. 25xesa Ths
purchaser will occupy at the end of
the present lease.
EAST 121ST STREET.-MuIv,bu a r.
500 Tor Mary p. oHinger to Harry
Greenberg the three story dwelling.
W, Ino:sxlOO, at ia East 121st street,
"ESr EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET.
Slawson q Hobbs sold for the Merato
importing Company, 81 West Eighty
iouEth street. q -four story dwelling.
lsxlos. to an out OF town investor.
VINO Will alter into small apartments.
WEST 18TH STREET.-The estate OF
CHARLES Welsbecker is reported to
nave sold ISL and 1853 East I25th
street, two three story business build
ngs on a plot b0xs9.11, near Lexing-
TON avenue. The property IL assessed
at $4,000.
EAST 121sT sTREET.-Mulyihill & Co.
sold to Harry Greenberg the three
story and basement dwelling at ia
East 121st street. This property has
not been transformed since 1879.
WEST 184TH STREET.-wessiau Bros.
Inc. sold for Mrs. Anna T.. Hogenauer
10 Mrs. Maude NJ. Hennion the i've
story apartment house, 5oxse, at SIS
West 1s4th street, near Audubon ave-
$4,000.
The sun., 1919-10-02
OTHER SALES I'm THE BRONX.

OGDEN AvENUE-Nehring Brothers
resold for Francis v. Smith to client
Tor investment 1sS6-13Ss Ogden ave-
nue.. five story apartment house, on
plot 60x100, renting for $12,400 ard
held at $4,000.
LoRLNG PLACE-Morris Sax sold for
Henry Bloch. as attorney, the Ave
story new law apartment house at
1870 Loring place. near University
avenue. on a plot 4ox10ec to John
Stulxitz.
KELLY sTREET-Meister Builders,
Inc, resold TO arm OF operators the
six two family frame houses at 1903
to 1913 Kelly street.
DAILY AvENUE-The Arc Realty Com
pany sold to /. Bernstein 210S Daily
avenue, five story triple apartment
house, on plot 43x75 for s37.500. It
rents for $500
CRESTON AVENUE-Frederick Brown
sold to Mary Foley 270o Creston ave-
nue., near 191st street, two and a
half story dwelling, on plot 4ox74. e.
Osborne Smith was the broker.
WISE AVENUE-Adolf Trube and Louis
Becker sold for the vyse Estate IT.
vesting Company the Shamrock
apartments at the corner of Freeman
street and Vyse avenue, held at $3.50
and renting for $4,000.
RIVER AvENUEe-McLernon Brothers
sold for a client to an investor the
five story twenty family house, 60x
100, at 2244 Ryer avenue.
EAST 153D STREETS. Roumenell
sold S41 East 1881 street. a three
story dwelling, on lot 25x100.
WISE AvENUE-The Arc Realty Com
pany sold to Morris Syrbim, tenant,
the two family house, 20x100. at ais
Vyse avenue, held at $4,000,
The sun., 1919-10-02
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

worthington whItehouse. Inc. leased
furnished apartment at $50 Park ave-
nue. to Mrs. Robert L. Stevens.
Ogden & Clarkson Corporation leased
the four story and basement house at Z
East, Fifty-fifth street to the Jane Ev-
erett, Inc. which will alter the building
into stores and high class apartments.
William A. White & Sons leased at
IL West Fifty-fourth street apartments
to Edward w. Murphy and Alexander
NJ. Hudnut: in the Newport, 200 to 2Q6
West Fifty-second street, an apartment
to Howard o. Day, and at 1872 West
Fifty e ghth street an apartment to Mrs.
William Borden.
George r. Read & Co. leased for Mrs.
Hoffman her former residence, the fve
story house at IT East Fffty-fourth
street, to Mr.. and Mrs ST. John Alexan-
der of S West Forty-seventh street. The
lessees will move their present exhibition
galleries and occupy the lower portion
OF the premises. The upper part VIII be
used for dwelling purposes.
The sun., 1919-10-02
REALTY NEWS AND COMMENT.

Corporations were formed at Albany
yesterday to take over the following
properties: 106 and los West Thirty-sec-
ond street and six story Graf-Pincus
Building, 41.sx9s.9. The estate OF Charles
Frederick Hoffman, the owner of record,
also holds title to the adjoining south
west corner of Sixth avenue. The new
corporation Is capitalized at $4,000 and
will be known as the 106 and 1os West
Thirty-second Street Corporation. ".
Cohen and J. and NJ. Dorf are directors.
No. asa Sixth avenue, four story build
ing, 21x65, near Sixteenth street, owned
by A. F. Brugman; 254 Sixth Avenue
Realty Corporation formed. with S. and
R Handel and Y. Axelrod as directors
No. 400 West 146th street, Ave story
fiat, 376x9s, owned by Eva Heymann
F. W. Mccain. e. Sloan and J. Moss. d.
rectors of the 420 West 146th Street
Realty Company; capital $4,000.
No. 3 West Sixty-first Street Company
and C. A Meier. to take over the old
Tichenor-Grand property on Sixty-first
and Sixty-second streets, acquired re-
Gently by 1. Randolph and Everett ia
cobs.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, announce
that Humphrey s. O'Brien, Jr., who,
prior to the war. was connected with the
United States Realty and Improvement
Company, has become associated with
them In their brokerage department.
During the war Mr.. O'Brien was First
Lieutenant in the First Gas Regiment.
The Gay Holding Company are the
purchasers OF 504 West 111th street, re-
Gently sold by Slawson & Hobbs.
Matthew L. Johnston is the purchaser
Of the four story dwelling at 12s West
SEVENTEEN street, sold by Helen NJ. Gar
retson through Pease & Gilman.
Joseph and Emma Viola are the buy
ers or the dwelling at 60 West 127th
street
Anthony c. Rocca bought from Fer
nando A. VESSEL 80 Edgecombe avepue
for s11,500.
The sun., 1919-10-02
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


SIsT st, III w, all-Jane e Duty to
Hugo Werner. ls2 E 18th at. yrs from
May l. 1917; atty. VIM a Taylor. Inc,
sSS c SP6pSary ,,.dms +, and 1is0S
ssTH ST. IL W, ailEchas Psrcivai to Hugo
Werner, IS South av. Rockaway Park
W A Taylor. 2o6 Columbus av. ..t4,5 500
18th ST. 1S2 w. all-Estate of o l.
Dusseldorf to Hugo Werner, 1919 Trim
atty VIM A Taylor. EOS Columbus
HooGUsToN; ST. iiii E. .t so'y .tr r. Isaac
Essex st. and ano, s yrs from Dec !.
1918. 2 yrs rehew at $40. .........,7so
AV A, Iii, south str-Richard H Long to
s li,l2 yrs from May /. 1918; atty. I
HUDSON ST. $50. str, LIST 4. b and sub b
a & e. 5 SIS MSdsoS st. i 7-i2 yrs rom
Oct !. 1919 grs renew; atty. N9th sSn
Ls Sin ssk ~ s SicSa; Ehrhaid, ana
'' ano to- to A IL Iilsntsai az E sth st, 1-is
W, IA RivingtOn st. 5000 and $500
ORCHARD ST i7S r aMay Jones to M SIST
Oct 4 1919 90 2 yTs renewal atty iSs sd e
T ano So Il h ss Lsvia Iss Orchard GF
yrs from June l, 1919; is,77s
18th ST. ?e7 w all-chah Ehrhard and
yrs from Oct i, iSiS; attys. Koppeiman
q W, IA RivinEton st. .ts. 500 TO $500
HUDSON ST. ! and ., str n, and Sd a,
with privilege TO connect with 143 Cham
bers st--Frsdk Gerken to Fidelity Trust
Co, extn lease 10 yrs from May /, iS22;
attys, Douglas. A q McC. 23s Broad
CHAMBERS ST, l4s all--Tho Rector, sc,
of 81 James Church TO Chhs Weiand,
iisi;,S Chambers s st. II yrs trS en- May l.
Douglas, A & McC 2sS Bway. 81, 500
74TH ST 1873 w. parlor h--Annie Beilamy
to Alex l. Allen, l3s w 7ith ST. 2s-l2
yrs from Feb l, 1919, 2 yrs renewal 81 500
Az u, 80, str---Jos NJ Goldberg to Geo
and MolIe Self, 1873 Clinton q, yrs
from May !, 1917, 2 yrs renewal; atty, h
Nathan, 800 Bway. 200
wEsTcHEsTER Av. 500. so store---Nsho
and ano, yrs from May l. 1919; atty,
Sam Edison. ESQ Fox ct 81 1 40
The sun., 1919-10-02
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Joseph Shenk Takes 10 Story
Barnard Apartment, Near
Hotel Majestic.
WAS HELD AT $1,000,000
Trading in Flats Again Takes
Lead in Comparatively
Active Market.
WAS HELD AT $1,000,

Apartment house property took the
lead in the real estate market again
yesterday. Elsar q Feinburg sold for
the orvlsta Realty Company. Inc, to
the College Holding Company. Joseph
shenk. president, the ten story elevator
APARTMENT house known as THE Bar
rard," opposite the Hotel Majestic, at
the southwest corner of Central Park
West and Seventy-irst street, ON plot
l00x125. The house rents for about
s125,000 and was held at $1,000, 900.
There are five apartments on q floor,
laid out in suites OF six. seven. eight,
nine and ten rooms.
This is the first purchase made by
Mr. Shenk on Central Park West, also
tho largest single holding he has
bought. most OF his holdings being on
Washington Heights. Morrison & Schiff
represented the buyer. as attorney.
The sun., 1919-10-02
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Henry Hof leased to ]. r. Elosua g.
Co. the entire first loft In 237 East
Forty-hrst street; to Samuel Green the
store and basement at 1885 Second ave-
nre; the store and basement at 500
Third avenue to Arnold Cross, and to
George Morley space In the building at
$40 Third avenue.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased q
large portion OF the ninth floor in the
Frankel Building. As John street, to the
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance
Company. Ltd. a portion OF the fifth
floor to the Norwich Union Indemnity
Company, and a suite OF Offices in the
Masonic Building. 46 West Twenty
fourth street to William Gross.
william A. White & Sons leased to
L. S. Levenson and Oscar Marks space
at AZ and 40 Greene street; to Alfred s.
Moses on office at 165 Broadway; to
Kerstetter & Sampson floor at 20 Cliff
stree, and 10 the Liberty Carbon and
Ribbon Company lofts at 1874 West
Broadway.
Samuel H Martin leased for John
Boyd the first floor OF ISL West Sixty
eighth street to Joseph s. Barton.
The sun., 1919-10-02
NEW OWNERS TAKE
TRACT SOCIETY BLDG.
Property Conveyed to $50
Nassau Street Corp.

New York Life Insurance Company
Yesterday conveyed the Amerlacn Tract
society Building, the present home Of
The SUN and THE EVENING Sum, to
The One Fifty Nassau Street Corpora
ton, a corporation organized to take
title to the building, with a capital stock
Of 100000 preferred stock and 10000
value.
The officers OF this corporation are
Frank A. Munsey, president; william T..
Dewart, vice-president and treasurer,
and Chairman 7. Dixon. secretary. Its
directors are Messrs. Munsey, Dewart
and Dixon.
The New York Life Insurance Com
pany was represented In the transact
ton by Harry H. Bottome, general So
iicitor OF the company: the purchasers
We're represented by Joseph Diehl Fack-
enthal OF the firm OF Barber, Watson
Gibhoney, and the brokers in the
transaction were the Charles f. Noyes
Company.
The sun., 1919-10-02
OUT OF TOWN TRANsACTIoNs.

r. +. L. Howe, Jr, sold to Henry
Sutherland, postmaster Of White Plains,
a house Mt 16 lakewood avenue. for the
Sterling Homes Company.
William L. Wotherspoon purchased a
large plot In the Edsemopt section OF
Scarsdale. Misses Nash & Kennedy
were the brokers who negotiated the
sale.
Warren Myrdock OF Brown-wheelock
Co., Inc, rented the L. g. Hepburn
property on West Harbor. Oyster Bay,
L. T., to Benjamin w. Appleton OF Buff
falo. N. Y. for the summer of 1920.
Hoffman Homes Corporation pur-
chased the Ilewelyn & Baldwin apart
ments at 4-e-s-10 Baldwin street. East
Orange, N. j.. from William S. Fair
child.
Henry s. Chssebro purchased a rest
dence at Greenwolde. Great Neck. L. IT,
through ]. Edward Breuer from the
Great Neck Shores Corporation. .,
Hoffman Homes Corporation ,pur-
chased ne house st - Thernion street.
The sun., 1919-10-02
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

CENTRAL PARK wEST-Pease q FL
rman sold for Mrs. Belle Lobenstein,
ct 245 Central Park West, a four
story and basement private house on
ut 24xl00 70 a client for occupancy.
The property Is between Eighty-fourth
and Eighty-fifth streets.
AVENUE A, - James H Cruikshank
sold to Helen Menard. at 1925 Avenue
a, five story flat on plot 2bxS7 adj
Joining the corner OF Seventy-first
street valued at $4,000. Mrs. L. Co
vert was the broker
WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET
The newly formed 100 and los West
Thlrty-second Street Corporation, Max
Dorf president, purchased from A.
Pinous the Graf Pincus BuiidinG. .
The sun., 1919-10-02
JACKSON BUYS 2 BRONX FLATS.

Daniel H. Jackson purchased from
the Edmund Francis Realty Company,
tona parkway. northeast corner Els
mere place, known as the Wilson court,
two FIVE story new law apartments, on
plot 109x200. The two houses have ac-
commodations for eighty families, and
are rented at the present time at about
$4,000 per annum. These houses were
erected about three years ago and were
held at S325.000. The firm of Scott,
Gerard & Bowers represented the SELL
ers and Mr.. Jackson was represented
by Goldsmith & RosenthaL G. W. Cahen
was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-02
41sT ST. 24s W-Mary

41sT ST. 24s w-Mary Rsiser to Amelia NJ
e esS'ai na S%a ans . sS r. 800
GOTH ST, s. 100 e 9th av, 1oo.5-Hugh
AcMeenSn to the Emisrant indpst Say
odornan. 81 Chambers St. SEQ, 900
18TH ST, 4 w-sarah Jaretsky TO Lena
Jaretsky and Bettchen Simon, 6S Lenox
Az July IS. 1911; atty. 9 Jsretsky S1s S
GREMENwic;H ST 'fiCs-7lio-Teichiman En-
S27 W i2lst ST. Feb it. 1908; atty. NY +
Robert. IS Liberty st, .......:.,. $500
Louis ana FredeTicka Meyer to Adelins
Calm, ?5lO Grand av Bronx. DEG ~ ~
IScs; atty N Katz $40 Bwsy: 5000
Wood Huh April IS, 1901 Attys, TAFT &
Sherman 10 William st,........H2'SOO
list ST, $50 W-Carl spaneys on the the
az. Sept 10. 1913; atty. e o Bra.nG aHS
S0s1 ASK iSs.io to SeG-Se,
marx Gas p9yis to the Dec cs 90 isf. sttys
18th ST. s8 w-Mary @ Hutchinson OF
ETa%ll99shSm M Ess 70 to-. S Stt1 &ts
M8p his Az o I's 5CiS isoth st. ' iSSS
75Icath IT T White dS4 F i27t9 tbs, st. t, t"
1915; attys, White & Case - va Val
lUTh Az, lOb-llO, lbtn 81, oHt w l9lH
st, 346 w-Virginla X Flynn, s44 W 18Th
st; Thos Keahon, St w 18th st; Robt
Keahon and wife 9H w 18th 81, ct al
to Nellie d Callahan. 92s w 18th ct,
Sept T. 1917; atty, Jas E Duross, 100
18th ST,' iiii W: SIN st, asa W; 57th st,
455 w-Richsrds Dyspepsia Tablet Assn.
SO Worth st. to Aimee Velez, 90 w list
st, March rs, 1915 atty, John NJ Gard.
MooRToN sT. 'S7.Emiil' ana Dorothy Was,
ner 20 Ignatz and Adolf Grossman, San
Francisco. Cal, Oct 7, 1912 atty, Max
slverstein. sos Bway ....,.....,,!3,o 900
7TH Az, e cor illth st. lOO.1OH1oO.l1-
Long Beach Automobile g. Storage Co
to Kalman Ginsburg, June rs, 1918; attys,
Cass a APPEL IS Nassau ST.. $4,000
6sTH ST, 230 E-Louis and Bertha Sioka
to Maxwell Davidson satisfied OF record
without producing original mtg by order
Supreme Court. sept 49, 1919, Feb 4,
1903; attys, Gettner. Simon & Ash Egg
seTH ST. 40 E-Jessica T May to the
Mutual Life Ins Co OF n Y, Sept is,
1906; atty, Law Dept. 50 Cedar st 3bS, 600
74TH ST, g. $50 West End av, COX
lO2. 2-Joseph II Davis Bldg Co to Mary
land Mtg Co. i4S Av d. Nov a. 1911
Attys, Weschler & Rothschild. 1856 Broad
. q
The sun., 1919-10-02
MISSIONARY SOCIETY LEASES
LIBBY CASTLE.

the Apostle in the State OF New York
has leased through William A White
Sons the house known as Libby Castle,
a part OF the former Billings estate,
overlooking the Hudson River on WASH
ington Heights, the highest point on
Manhattan Island. The premises will
be occupied for the purposes of a choir
school.
The sun., 1919-10-02
$500, 900 EIGHTH AVE. LEASE.

]. Arthur Fischer leased for Joseph
and Frank Goodman to the r b. l..
Cigar Company. Inc, represented by A.
Levy. the three buildings, on plot 60x10o.
on the northwest corner OF Eighth ave-
nue. and Forty-third street at an aggre-
gate rental OF 100000. The lessons were
represented by Joseph J. Harris. as at
torney. and the r. b. L. Company by
Morris Popper
The sun., 1919-10-02
CLEARMoNT COURT SOLD.

The Raygold Realty Corporation sold
the Clearmont Court at $40 and 551
West 18th street, 1875 feet east of
Broadway. a six story elevator apart
rent house, on a plot 100x10o, renting
for $4,000 per year and held at S275,-
eO0 Willard Welt was the broker in the
transaction and Attorney 1. Spiro repre-
Sented the. seller, and Jacob I. Berman
represented the purchaser
The sun., 1919-10-02
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Hoffman Homes Corporation pur-
chased from the heirs OF Title Hobach
four two family houses on Carter place,
Elmhurst
Jerome Slovenian sold to a client of
Otterbourg, Steindder & Houston the
stucco house and garage, on plot 50xI35,
at North Beach Thirty-sixth street,
Edgemere.
The sun., 1919-10-02
SELLS COUNTRY ESTATE.

Robert Z. Farley sold to Henry L. Sic
mund the estate known as Graymanse,
on the shores Of Lake Mahopac, Putnam
County, N. Y. The property consists Of
about six acres, with a frontage on the
lake Of about S5e feet. This is improved
with cut stone mansion. stone boathouse,
icehouse. Italian garden. &c. Mr.. Sle-
mund will make extensive alterations
and occupy the premises In the spring.
About $4,000 was spent by the former
owners on the improvement Of the prop
erty, which was purchased by Mr.. Far
ley in 1908.
The sun., 1919-10-02
BUYS ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

The Filrose Construction Company.
Philip Krulewitch. bought from the Net
ropolitan Trust Company the plot. look
100. on the south side of 136th street,
100 feet east of Riverside Drive. The
purchaser will build a six story apart
ment house containing small suites. The
property was held at $4,000. Charles e
Moore was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-02
MURRAY HILL HOUSE SOLD.

Pease & Blliman sold for Don H. Ba-
con of ST. Augustine, Fla. four story
modern English basement dwelling at
100 East Thirty ninth street, on q lot rs
by half the block. just east of Park ave-
hue. The house was built nine years ago
ct a cost OF $4,000. including the land.
from plans by Hoggson Bros. c. Gray
son Martin is reported to be the buyer.
The sun., 1919-10-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
lat s2lS THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Abraham Inaanh

HUNTS POINT Av, e cor s.nec. nv
Rms n 7i:llx s2.11x n ssex 8 IOox W
ll4-I to beg. vacant-Herman Younker
Louis s Posner, atty; Peter A Abeles'
ref; due on judgment, sS6,273.57; taxes,
DC, te2s; adjourned sine die.
Av. runs 6e.sx 11I.Sx 8 b0x e ii. iOx
15x W 1888 to beg, Vacant-Same VS.
same; action 2: same atty: same ref:
1861 adjourned sine die.
HUNTS POINT AY. s, I'LL n Seneca
av, 66sx1Oe. 3x6bxs2.ll, vacant-same
We same; action 3: same atty; same ref;
due on Judgment, s12,97s49; taxes, &C,
$50; adjourned sine die.
The sun., 1919-10-02
CANDY FACTORY FOR BRONX.

Thu Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company has sold TO the Advance Nov
city Candy Manufacturing Company the
vacant plot at tho southeast corner Of
l8sth street and Willow avenue. The
plot measures 225 feet on 18Th street
and 100 feet on Willow avenue. The
purchasers will erect five story rein
forced concrete factory for their own oc-
cupancy. The total outlay for land and
building will be approximately $500, 900
]. Clarence Davies negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1919-10-02
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERs.
with name and address of owner ana
Attorney
Downtown

lsouth of Fourteenth street)
bFo,AeD6% " 90, eS s+7 Pine st. runs
Pine st (No 81 e 4O2x $ 7s.7xe
;.:s.sK gig 21.sI " 1904 TO Bwsy n
atty Title Guar g 7 CO. iis 8foad.
BEDFoRD ST. s5ss. W cor B isi2SS; 0S ~
ls2-Ss), 5SxliS. ixeO. sxi2SWRaphaei q
Born to Pearl his wife, $40 Central
ca Kor ws sSs %st tES $4,000 July o. atty
s4s.N Y Life, ms Co to the i5o Mas
oca + + stt sHH BsrS sa w g. ss sr liSHs
soTFEH ST. ala. sOi.i W Market s snGc
ct, n $, eot.4 and 1884 W Market slip, 2
slips adj-PauI viane to sami stoiowitI,
al liens Sept 20; atty, ~ ri c Co. 49,
SOUTH ST.. ii, :. iaIxssSxailxs;7'i%O0
IN, iss Bainbridgs. st., Bklyn; attys.
w MidsssrG s4 B. 20 . S,ssr st 'isS
alley on w1Lincoln Trust Co trustes, to
ssPt ' 81 attss N &idGi.brooG n' . iIa q
STU fo &v cor 9Th st. sa.i1asoiNccSDSSSS
de Rham, individ. and ano, exrs. &C. to
liens. Sept Isl atty, F de p Foster q
wall st.. ..s...ss.s.... $4,000
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
STU AZ i'I5.7 cor SG,,a als' =. Pts'S
IFS w 120th ut, all liens, Oct IL attys
Morrison a schin, $40 Bway. d. $3.50. 900
SAITH ST. q 2ss W Avenue A. ib.sxlo2.2
Harry Lahr to Alma Gerwiner, on River
Av. Laurel Hin, L ]. Sept 500 atty, Title
Guar & 7 Co, i7e Bway 800
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetS.)
10TH ST, sls W, n isZsiit--yas n
The sun., 1919-10-02
TO HOLD REALTY CONVENTION.

The sixteenth annual convention OF
the Real Estate Association OF the State
OF New York will be held at the McAipin
Hotel on October Is. II. IS. The chair
man Of the exhibit committee, Il. Tanen-
baum. IL DESTROYS to have exhibits from
the leading operators. who are members
Q; the association, sent 20 him at the
'Rrllest possible date at 10 West For
Coth street.
The sun., 1919-10-02
RESELL cal WEST 11srH ST.

Mandelbaum & Levine resoid through
Byrne & Bowman TO a client for in
vestment 629 and Gal West 115th street,
en- eight story fireproof. elevator apart
ment house on plot 50x100.11. between
5000, 900.