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The sun., 1919-09-05
U. S. DYE PRODUCTION
NOW MEETS DEMAND
ChemistS Convention Told Of
Progress Since War.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4. - Addressing
to-day's session of the American Chemi-
cal Society convention here, DR.. Thomas
n. Norton. dyestuff expert, declared
that after years Of dependence upon
Germany for it's dyes America now
more than supplies It's own needs.
He said the creation OF a self-oon-
tanned American coal tar color industry
is regarded as the boldest and most .note-
worthy achievement in the economic an
nails Of the country.
1T means the establishment on our
soil OF the most complicated and highly
organised industry thus far known" DR..
Norton said, and ends the predominanco
Of Germany In that branch Of technical
activity of which she was most proud.
From handful of factories In 1919, em-
ploying less than Eve hundred persons
producing one-tenth OF the amount OF
the artificial colors required by Ameri-
can manufacturers and using almost en-
tirely German intermediates, the Amer
lean color industry has suddenly grown
to the point in which II supplies the
needs of the nation in quantity and will
| soon meet It's needs In variety. "a
Since January 1, 1900, some 1000
patents In this branch have been issued
by our Government. Among these are
666 patents in azo colors, 37S In anthrt~
Gene colors. 25S for indigo and 217 for
sulphur colors." IL
Dr.. Allen Rogers, professor OF induf-
| trial chemistry at the Pratt Institute.
Brooklyn, discussed shark meat. He pro-
nounced It good. saS
Shark steak. tender, paiatabie ana
| firm, is being eaten by thousands of per-
| sons In this country who do not know
what II is, he said. ~
A new industry has sprung up In
New England, he added, catching, pre-
| pairing and canning sharks. The cans
are sent out under names that do not
mention the word shark. n
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TO STUDY LABOR PROBLEMS.
Meeting To-day seeks to stabiIi.,
Building Situation.

meeting to consider steps which
must be taken to stabilize labor con-
oitions while building operations are
under way on an extensive scale win be-
held this afternoon when representatives
OF the local building trades unions.
american Federation OF Labor ana the
Unemployment Bureau for Soldiers.
Sailors and Marines will meet at the
othoes OF the City and Suburban Homes
Company. 624 Madison avenue This
session Is to be the forerunner OF a
mass meeting which is being planned
Tor the near future. when ali wage
earners in the building trades will be
invited to consider the housing problem.
Realizing that once the building trades
resume work on a normal basis there
Will be Jobs for thousands of former
service men. Major Warren Bigelow.
director of the Re- Employment Bureau.
has assigned Robert H Brush to
special duty among those interested in
Tn housing situation. Mr.. Brush is
endeavoring to bring the various fac
tons together SO that immediate action
VIII De taken toward providing employ
ment for thousands and homes for those
who are vainly seeking permanent ac-
commodations throughout Greater New
York
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TO SELL rs BUNGALOWS.

LEoluse. washburn q Co, Lone
island real estate brokers, have ac-
cepted the selling agency OF 1900 plots
AZ Elmhurst on Flushing Bay, and are
building twenty-five six room bungalows
win all improvements They will be
ready for occupancy Sept. Is. The COM
psny intends to sell only to people who
a.. re oesirous OF locating in a well re-
strlcted community. and will give each
owner the rights for bathing and boat
ing IN q large beach front The prop.
erty has a frontage on Flushing Bay Of
z.eoo feet, and adjoins what is now
known as East Elmhurst, a highly de-
veloped and restricted community. The
property IL six miles from the centre
OF New York. and has for transporta-
ton either the Second, Avenue Elevated
line or the Fourth or Lexington ave-
nue. subway, to the Junction avenue
station. Greensboro. where a connection
Is made with the Junction avenue sur
race line, a i've minutes ride to the
property. The Junction avenue line
running through the property is 55
minutes to New York via the williams
burg Bridge.
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BRISK TRADING IN
UPPER WEST SIDE
Morgenstern Syndicate Fig
ures in $850,000 Worth
Bought and Sold.
ONE HELD AT $3.50,
Active Leasing in Pennsyl-
yania Zone-Flatbush Lots
for Development.

Unusually heavy trading in upper
west Side apartment houses was the
nature of yesterdays brisk market.
Foremost among these transactions was
the sale of the twelve story Bennington
Corners at West End avenue and Tooth
street by Mrs p. Boettger to 1. Ran
Aoph and Everett Jacobs. The Nor
renstern Brothers syndicate resold the
Rochelle at Riverside Drive and 14eth
street. and two five story walk up apart
ments at 354 and 956 Wadsworth ave.
nue. The same syndicate also bought
Hamilton Court, six story elevator
spartment at the southwest corner of
Convent avenue and 143d street, from
the Holland Realty Corporation
Bennington Corners apartment is at
the northerly end of the West End ave-
nue. block front at Tooth street and was
erected by A. C. and H. NJ. Hall seven
years ago, and is regarded as the finest
tyne Of construction on the West Side.
The present gross rentals exceed $780,
oO0 The property was held at $3.50, 900.
Wood, Dolson & Co. were the brokers,
and they recently sold for the same
party to the Messrs Jacobs the twelve
story loft building at 100 to lis West
Twenty-sixth street.
The Hocneue occupies q plot 146XlOO
on the Drive and houses forty-two fam
lies at rentals aggregating $4,000. It
was held at s350,000. The property was
acquired by the selling syndicate last
June from toeeph Axelrod, who built It
several yesrs ago. Henry ]. Kantrowitz
was the broker.
The wadsworth avenue houses are on
plot 100x100, house forty families and
rent for $4,000. They were held at
;l5O,000. ]. Scott was the broker.
Hamilton Court, which the Morgen-
sterns bought, occupies a plot 1875 by 100.
II rents for $4,000 and was held at
$4,000. w. d. Morgan and Wood Dol
son Company were the brokers.
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MANY PENN. ZONE LEASES.

Henry Brady has leased for John j.
Cavanagh the plot at 142 West Thirty
second street to Blumenfeld & Piser and
for the adjoining owners 140 and IA
West Thirty-second street for similar
term Of years to l. Goldberg. The three
owners will erect, from plans by I. Sill
verman, three two story brick buildings.
which will be occupied as high class re-
tail stores and show rooms. The same
broker also has leased the property at
the southeast corner OF Seventh avenue
and Twenty-seventh street, two five
story tenements. for Henry Gleshein to
kaplan & Koidan. furriers, who plan
extensive alterations; also to A. Reich
bart Sons the four story building, 25S
Seventh avenue, for A Falk; the first
loft OF 256 West Twenty-third street to
the East Printing Company, Inc. to
Adolfo Del Chicca the second floor in
$40 Eighth avenue; the two FIVE story
buildings at 30 and 32 West Nineteenth
street for the Mutual Life Insurance
company Of New York to Charles c..
Heller, and for the First Construction
company, William Reynolds president,
70 the Hanover Lunch, Inc, Morris
hrim president. the two stores at 400
ana All Lexington avenue
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

1s4TH ST. $40 w--Rosenthal Const Co to
Max scott at Chsstnul Hill Flask, III
Vernon. y y June :, 1908; attys: Rus
kay & Rusksy, II Nassau St.. $40, 900
,7ITH ST, SIS, 100 Madison av, 20xi02.2
--Chas MacVeagh to the Bowery Saw
Bank, 12s Bowery, May l, 1905: atty,
l. T & T Co, $50 Bwsy, $50, 900
l2ISTs ST, 500 TO SIT w-Sethlow Realty
Co to Samuel wacht. 100 Riverside
Drive, Sept 3 ,sii; sttys Esntrowitz
a Esherg AGO Bway ........,,.,sb $50, 900
sTH AV. e20--PAtrick J Cuskley to the
Greenwich Say Bank, March o., 1905
atty, T G q T Co, l76 Bway. $4,000
1857 ST. g. l7b W Amsterdam av,
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FILLMORE AND FLAvIA SOLD.

The Fillmore and Flavia, two six story
high class elevator apartment houses, on
plot 10sx100, at 34s and 349 Central
Park West, adjoining the southwest
corner of Ninety-fifth street, have been
sold by Louis Block and Ben. LackofslSy
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. The buyers are the newly
formed 34S-34s Central Park West Cor
poration, Leopold Weiss president. 1t
shows a rent roll Of about $4,000 and
was held at $4,000
The sun., 1919-09-05
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

J. Albert Johntra sold for Carmine
Bellofatto the dwelling at rs Pine street.
Flushing, to Antony Dellavita of Long
Island City. plot 37xs4
c. Wilkens purchased from J. F.
Negren a plot 7sx1o0 at the northwest
corner of the Weigh road and Union
turnpike. Flushing
S. Emanuel sold to l.. A. Culhane a
plot 60x99 at the west side of Eighteenth
street, north of State street. Flushing.
r. W. Bruce purchased from F. Nash
a plot 60xl50 at the south side OF Chest
nut street, east of Brewster avenue,
Flushing.
c. d. Member sold to NJ. Beckinger a
plot 50x100 at the west side of Ferry
street. north of Atlantic avenue, Wood
haven.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 1s0TH STREET-Schwab & Co.
sold for client five story new law
apartment, the Chateau, southeast cor
ner 1S0th street and Grant avenue
to an investigating client for cash,
size 70x90, showing a rental of $751;
900. 1t was held at 100000.
CARPENTER AVENUE-D. A Trotta
sold for clients of Ronald X. Brown
at 1913 Carpenter avenue. the two
story and cellar two family dwelling
on lot 2738x105.
EAST 18TH STREET-D. A. Trotta
sold at s55 East 167th street. the two
story and basement two family dwell
ing on lot 25x122.
EAGLE AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Leo Levinson. 571 Eagle ave-
nue., 149 feet north OF 149th street, a
two family frame house. 22x120.
THIRD AVENUE-Reville-S iesel Com
pany sold the northwest corner of
Third avenue and 1SSth street, a one
story business building, 65x101, to
Ralph T. Litchman, druggist. Maurice
Kasttriner was the broker.
BRIGGS AVENUE-Edward H. Burger
purchased from Joseph G.. Abramson
the three five story apartment houses
1880, 1884 and 1898 Briggs avenue
The buildings have a frontage of 1875
feet and show a rental of about
$4,000. They were held at $4,000.
FREEMAN STREET - Richard r.
Junker solo for Telco Realty Company
the twofamily dwelling $40 Freeman
street, 25X75, to Abraham Davis, rep
resented by Nathan II. Stone. attor-
nav
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MORTGAGES.
East Side.
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)


(East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
18TH ST. 1e L. g. 25xs2. p m. Sept q
Pauline Alp to Barclay Holding Corpn,
at Bway, yrs, 60, pr mtg SOS. 900
atty. Julius H zieser. ali Bway. 80, 900
BEERMAN PL. cor 50th ct, 1890, d
m. Sept 1-Robt Young and Martin s
Eimhurst, l. l, exr, 6 yrs. SO. pr mtg
$1,000; atty, w Venno, 50 Wall
9TH ST. a6i-Ss =. s, loxSSio. Sept 81
ssml Feinberg to Fannie WeT elmer, 90
Essex st, 2 yrs, So. pr mtg $4,000;
atty, Benz 1ironenberg 500 Bway SC, 500
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue, between Four.
teenth and 1l0th streets)
2sTH ST, SIS: 1924 7th az, ss.Ax9s,9.
S.emann, EOS w i22d at. and ano, exrs,
yrs. O%' atty, Lawyers * 7 Co.
WEST END Az. e cor soth st. asxST.s,
m. Aug 50-Armand Snoeck TO Ethel
s Hazen, Sc f seth st, ct al, 8 yrs, SO :
atty, 8 w Collins, 40 Wall st $50, 900
18th ST. 1923 W. ns iooxSas. D m,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

56TH ST. 4 W. mtgs $4,000 and sl2.ooo--
Fredk Clark to + A CLARK, Middleneld
Prince. l4s Bway; assignments,
alSTH ST. ais W, m,gs $1,000 and $500
Presberger. 500 w llsth st; attys, RIB
man & r, 100 Bway; two assiEnme nts,
9TH ST. ao5 z. mtg ;;'CoO.w;m1' 'G islSo
stone to Church Mission to Deaf Mutes,
80 Beaver ST. atty, Title Guar q T Co,
27THa ST. les W. mtg ;ai.,5OC-IcsiSUas.s t L
6sth st; attys, Goldman q Unser, 40
44TH ST, n s. Ass I'd av-1awye.r,s' Mttk
CO to TrH pIaSn Of PSrNsh9l TuSd Of
l2tTM ST. F S& "a 'N " k ii 10 eSs
Colonial Bank, at slst st and Columbus
Frank ,Ipp to Max Scott. Chester I'M
Park Park, Mount 10 Vernon; y Y; atty. Henry
12tTH ST. AZ E%Title Guar T CO oit to
M SIiIS W r PHTses Il. and POrgss to
signments each; attys, Bsbbage a s.
l4sTH ST. 80 wGrisi: Guar 4 + eco e. 20
Lawyers T & T Co. 100 Bway ~. O0J
MARTHA Av,. sw o 24oth st. x -
Farmers Farmers L Los 4 T GO; trus. to Susan W
attys. Darlington 4 p, 200 Bway. .ss. COO
LOTS As and 90, map st Joseph's orphan
Asylum-Mabei Foerner to Louisa Rat
dorfer 2s04 Sd av.............. .t5i2
LOTS 43 to 40. map Dash estate-colum-
s24 West End sv; attys. Arnstein q L.
23OTH ST. 7l6 E-Chas l. Burnham, exr
TO Chas L Burnham, 200 w 5sth 81
attys Goldman 4 Unger. 100 Bway. 81
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNCOURsE,
2sll-N Trust co to Union So Savings
LOWELL ST. iO46-Jacob o Petersen 10
Davis. 02lO Sd aY..S ii 90
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TO DEVELOP FLATBUsH TRACT.

The Kimball Road Operating Com
Pany has sold a plot comprising about
LOO lots in the Borough of BROOKLYN
Aedr the junction of Flatbush avenue
anu Kings Highway The property was
purchased by an investor from the mid
u.e west and probably will be developed
s "l.hin a short time. The property con-
ssLs OF twenty-five parcels on one large
p r and is assessed for about $3.50, 900.
,iarke @. Daley Is president of the own
I r,e company and !ts stockholders arc the
&C. states Realty and Impros enent
COMPANY and Oakleigh Thorne.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward P. Hamilton Company sold
for William M Shackford his residence
at 433 Meeken street. South Orange, N.
j., to Charles r. Piper
The Robert Z. Farley Organization
sold for Gibbs & Johnston their house
at IA Fairview avenue, Nepperhan
Heights Yonkers, to ]. r. Lund of New
York city; also for Oliver Oaks his
house at Bronxville, ". V, to Curtis
Calvin Cooper OF New York city.
The Cooley Realty Company sold for
Samuel c. Weiskopf the dwelling at 234
Summit avenue, Chester Hill, to F. X.
Deknatel of Mount Vernon. This prop
erty was held at $4,000
The sun., 1919-09-05
GARAGE LEAsEHoLD SOLD.

Bruce and Floyd Titman have sold
70 Dr. Jerome w. Rosenthal and Benja-
MN Moore their lease Of the Arrowhead
garage at 4162 to 4166 Broadway, adj
joining the northwest corner of 176th
street which calls for a gross rental of
100000. The Messrs. Titman, who are
understood to have made a profit of
$4,000 on the transaction, obtained the
tsase last May from the Interboro Realty
company (Louis H. Kaplan). The
building occupies a plot 7Sx102.9x ir-
regular and accommodates $50 cars.
Judge Herman Joseph and House, Gross
man & Vorhaus, attorneys, represented
the purchasers.
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1se WEST 72D STREET SOLD.

c. Boyce Hubert has sold for the es-
tate Of j. A. Chamberlain, through
George E Coney, attorney. the four story
dwelling l59 West Seventy-second street,
on lot 22x102.2. The house has been in
the Chamberlain family since 1885 and
has been held at $4,000. ut is under
stood that the buyer will alter the prop
erty into small suites at the expiration
OF the present lease.
The sun., 1919-09-05
wNKAGYL ESTATE SOLD.

u,i me North Avenue Land Company,
,'dA Rau president, sold the
Nykagyl property. consisting of 21O
acres adjoining the Wykagyl Golf Club.
III north avenue New RaohAlla 10 the
idnree-Forty-Four Company. OF which
mn III X Armstrong Is president. The
yoperty was held at $500. 900. Mr..
ulstrong plans to build a large hotel
The sun., 1919-09-05
BUYS THREE BRONX FLATS.

Edward H. Burger purchased in an
all cash Transaction the three Ave story
apartment houses at 1890. 1894 and
1908 Briggs avenue. The buildings have
frontage of 125 feet and show rental
o, over $4,000 and were held at a re-
ported price OF $4,000. The buildings
arr of the latest construction and con-
tain FIVE and six room apartments. NJ.
Redler and G. Steinman were the brok-
ers
The sun., 1919-09-05
BUYERS OF YoRKvILLn FLATS.

Inc auction Of Yorkvilie tenements
held by 1. Lincoln seide to close the
estate Of Max Orbach yesterday in the
real Estate Exchange salesrooms at
~ vesey street was we'll attended and
marked by spirited bidding. The sales
Were 2ls East Thirty-ffth street to
lssao Gcldnnger for s14,e5o; 2as East
snehty-eecond street to s. Orbach for
tl4,obo; 1881 Avenue A, southwest
corner Of Eighty-sixth street, to M.
Sreenbaum for $4,000; l473 First ave-
nue. TO 8. Orbach for S19,35o and 1859
'lrst avenue to s. Orbach for $4,000
The sun., 1919-09-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

ia vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady. ......,
12sD ST. 10 e, 9. AIS Park av, 15x
1oo.11. sty and b dwig-William b.
Tomlinson agt Mary L. Moretop ct a.;
atty, Charles H. Dilley; ref. Antonio
c. Astarita; due, s7.9siy64; taxes, &C,
,1aLso; to the plaintiff for $500.
BY Joseph p. Day.
SPRING ST, sos. cor Renwick at,
25x75, 8 sty and strs-Harold d. Lund
agt Avis Birdsall ct al; atty, Louis
Boehm: ref. Godfrey Konts; due, 81
5n.77: taxes. &C, s.; sub to a nrst
mtg OF $40. 900; to Richard w Elliott
for Laura Bayles for t24.s5o
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
9th ST. 81 w, Q, 14s Q sth av, 7l.sx
1905. sty loft and store bldg, sty
eKt-Rose Rosenberg agt trustees Co
lumbia College ct al: attys, Marks a
NJ; due, s10.s1S.e6; taxes. &C, t6s4; to
the lls West rty-eighth st Corp for
s12,1o0.
The sun., 1919-09-05
BROWN BUYS e5e w. 1e2p ST.

The six story apartment building. on
plot 125x100, at $50 West 162d street.
between Fort Washington avenue and
Riverside Drive, has been purchased by
Frederick Brown from the New York
Protestant Episcopal Public School. The
structure contains y-eighl apartments,
rents for $4,000 and was held at $780,
900. Mr.. Brown was Influenced in maxi
ing the purchase by the fact that the
property is subject to a first mortgage
OF $4,000 for fifteen years. NJ. Gold
stone negotiated the deal
The sun., 1919-09-05

leased by John @. Kramer TO r. q J.
ID Paimi. for term OF Ave years az an
aggregate rental OF 100000
Emily 9. Sanford leased to Barney
Stern for a term OF ten years at an
aggregate rental OF 100000, 1ss Fifth
avenue, a four story building, on a plot
27.4x10o, adjoining branch OF the
Corn Exchange Bank at the southwest
corner of Nineteenth street.
The sun., 1919-09-05
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

I'D Az, 1882, cor store, bsmt and 2 apart
ments--Chelsea Garment Co TO Morris
Altman. 800 e iO2d st. 10 yrs from Sept
!. 1919; attys, Lippman & Sachs, 2ss
AMssTTEERpAM Nv. 9iS.ls. store I and b.mt
sis W 54th ST., and ano. ~ yrs from
cHHMBERs ST. aoi. 3 foors.MaGro q q
Fine to Paul Radulich. on premises. 8
yrs from May /, 1919. ...........I,0 04
18th ST. $40 W. aH-wellworth Holding
Co to 35th 81 Rlty Co, yrs from Sept
l, 1919; atty. Jos e Greenberg. 2ss
7T fT0S Az. s,s sil-sophis sehoeii t't 70
Timothy ] Shine, Inc. 42S 7th av. and
ano, ext lease, yrs from May /, 1898,
to April so, 1889; taxes SC and SIS, 400
LEXINGTON AV, ., bet 46th and 47th
sts restaurant. bar, kitchen and storage
rooms-Merchants a Mfrs Exch OF N Y
Sept Is, 1919: atty. Hy station, so Broad
way OF gross receIpta, &c
Bronx.
TINToN Az. 1910. rooms on cd floor
Chas Refs to jos sehmelkin, 933 Il l6ath
atty, Jos schmelkin. 033 I69th st S42O
10TH ST, 100 E, store-sRme to same,
yrs from June l, 1919; atty, same 81. 200
UNDERCLIFF AV. 1851. ALFRED Diefien-
bach. Jr, to Raymond Comyns, 1881
Underclin av, 3 yrs from Oct I. 1917;
atty, R comyns. 1881 Underclin
WHITE PLAINS Nv. sssO-SGSs. aI All
fonso vitaie to Lillian Tramonti, ese
Crescent av. yrs from Oct J. 1919;
atty. John B NJ Pennetto, 5so fremont
aY t<lloU
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

nth ST. SIS E--Memorial Hospital for
the Treatment OF Cancer and Allied
Diseases agt Samuel Black ct al
- tamended foreclosure Of mortEaEe)
attys Douglas, Armitase d McCann,
Bronx.
CITY ISLAND AV. Q s. at n cor land
OF John johnson, 26x2io-Evelyn L
a foreelosure Of MORTGAGE: attys,
av, lO0x275-Evelyn l. Wood ast sunny
side Realty Co. Inc. ct al (forecIosure
of mortgage); attys. Stoddard a Mark
ROAD leading from Willamsbridge I'd
20 westchester, 1905 II OF Bronx Pei
ham Parkway, 471.4x4s2.3-Elisa 8 Err
LANCER agt DAnJou Pearsail ct al fore
Menken a 0risoona.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

MONROE ST, 15s--Coloniai Sand and
Gravel Co. Inc, agt Monroe Wet Wash
Laundry Co, Inc, owner; Crest Con-
struction Co, contractor. .......... s12i
MAIDEN LANE. n 8, 1873 W William st.
39.2x1ssx irreg-Joseph II Booth agt b1s
bs Maiden Lane, Inc, owner; Cross d
Brown Co. Inc, contractor trenew.
a,p ct sIe wIscos p.d,r,tsn is1t ROB-
ert Silverman, owner and contrector.fS
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ana several houses on the site. John
woh. attorney. represented Mr..
armstrong and N. 8. and I. s. 1ssacs
represented the sellers Earle q Calhoun
The sun., 1919-09-05
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN,

WEST FIFTY FIRST STREET. n.
English sold for Alice L. Gilbert. ex-
ecutrix of the estate of Jane Momcrief,
the two four story apartment build
lngs 1858 and 400 West Fifty-first
street, 41.Sx100.
WEST 111TH STREET-John r. pa-
wilson sold for John j. Aaron and
Isaac Berman the four story and
basement private dwelling at 1877 West
111th street, 1s.6x100.1l, to Samuel
Chernok
WEST 18TH STREET-Shaw a Co
sold for the East River Savings In
stitution at 40 West 18th street a
three story and basement dwelling,
lsx60x10o.11, TO DIR. II. D. Cohen
WEST SEVENTY-FIFTH STREET
Slawson a Hobbs sold for Judge Ben
1amin n. Cardozo for occupancy IS
West Seventy-fifth street. a four story
dwelling, 21xsox102.2, near Central
Park West, and held at $4,000.
EAST 121ST STREET-Freidus & Co,
with III. ]. Schum, sold 334 and 336
East 121st street, two six story tene-
ments, each on lot 25x1O0.11.
Hath STREET-Isidore Brown sold
for the Nodaway Company e. Ro-
PanZer. 236 West 144th street, a five
story double fiat on lot 25x10O.
WEST 1S9D STREET-Isidore Brown
sold for the Purdy estate 40 West
1880 street, a four story fiat on lot
25x100
WEST 10TH STREET-Morris Moore
Sons purchased from Theodore c.
Wood the six story new law house al
Sc West 13sth street. on plot 41.sx
100. 1. Haskell was the broker.
WEST 131ST STREET-Barnett & Co
sold for L. Freidus rs West 181st
street. a three story dwelling on lot
16.Sx100, adjoining the corner OF
Lenox avenue.
STONE STREET-william s. Elliott
sold to Cortlandt Bishop through H
S. Ely & Co. the Ave story business
building, 3sx75, at 5s Stone street
extending through to 80 Pearl street
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FOREST HILLS IN N. Y. CITY :

10 MINUTES FROM 18th ST.
Attractive, modern home, garage and
garden; 75Nl00; built by owner: Leaving
city: seven rooms and sun parlor; tiled
bath, parquet floors throughout: laundry
in basement; fine school nearby; prics
$4,000; cash IS, 500. 1888 Livingston So.
Telephone G33o-W.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Bronx.
18Th ST. 1914 w-Fairfacts Co. Inc, agt
Edwin z Zittell ct al; Aug rs. ls1s..Ssf
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FoR SALE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AT RIDGEWOoD. n. J.--Fine resIden-
tiaI street, plot l00E275; fine shade trees;
house, rooms, all improvements; for
sale only: immediate occupancy
T. A. f.. p. o, Box ~. RidEewood, N. J.
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10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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sept s--Nagie Az CONSTR Co 10 Ddw n
Npd Harold x Mount, Lake Mssh9 !sS
,sTa s 81, :. m, s..,ec.ss aug
2o-Thos r Reilly to Clara Il Mead, l91
Riverside Drive, due. Sept 3. 1922, 5h q,
Wiz, L tn p S't " IS nassau st. 500
SAME PROPERTY, Aug 2o-sane to Chas
r Fink, 2l9 w s1st at, due Sept .. 1922,
~ 70. equal lien as above, mtg ts,boo
9TH bT, 8 q $50 TN av, is.sxloo.5.
Sept 2t-Chas ID Sullivan TO Isaac Blum
bond, sso atty, Horwits, II Park