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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
TRADING AGAIN Is
ACTIVE ON CURB
Turnover Once More Exceeds
q Million Shares, but the
Tone Is Irregular.

Another active market and million
share day was featured in yesterdays
trading in Curb securities. Although
there was less activity in the lower
priced shares. the turn over again OK
ceeded a million shares. due to the ac-
tive demand for the higher priced issues
in the late trading. In the early part
of the session the tone OF the market
was irregular. due to the inclination OF
traders TO take profits but In the early
afternoon most of the more Important
stocks were In vigorous demand. and
several large advances were recorded
before the close.
Strength In Houston Oil. Lone Star
Gas and Prairie OIL and Gas featured
the oil shares. The first named was
in constant demand, and the small float
ing supply OF stock was indicated by
the wide fluctuations between sales
Lone Star Oil was in constant demand,
and likewise sold to a new high. while
Prairie Oil and Gas advanced about 40
points from the opening and changed
hands within a few points of Its abso-
Lutte high.
Midwest Refining and Merritt Oil
turned strong after early weakness and
there was good demand for Sinclair
Gulf, which reached new high.
Rangeburnett was in constant demand
as a result OF the company's announce
ment OF lot bonus TO stockholders
on record. Midwest Texas, Usage Nation
oil and Island Oil were steady.
Unusual interest was displayed In the
mining section. Mcnamara sold TO a
new high and there were initial deal
ings in Crown Croesus, whose property
is in the Cobalt district.
Total sales and range OF prices fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
BAD DAY FOR LOAN DRIVE.
Realty Team Falls Far short OF
100000 Daily Average.

Yesterday was bad day for the
workers Of the Real Estate Division of
the Victory Liberty Loan, the total sub
scriptions for the day amounting to only
$61,950. In order to reach their goal
of 5000, 900 before the end of the cam
paign the real estate interests have been
endeavoring to secure a daily quota of
$4,000
Alfred e. Marling. head of the divi-
sion, 10 not respondent over yesterday y
results. however. and confidently pre-
diets that to-day will bring in subscrip-
tons we'll over the daily quota. The
grand total collected by real estate m
terests is now $2.s11 800.
Most OF yesterdays subscriptions were
small ones, among the larger subscrib-
ers we're Douglas L. Gilman & Co. who
subscribed $4,000, and MIR. Gilman,
who subscribed $1,000 personally; f. f
Smathers, 81 900 the broadway Maiden
Lane Company. $1,000; the New York
Produce Exchange Bank, $1,000; Mrs.
Nellie Flake. $4,000, and Charles S.
Lyons $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

NTH ST. 1is W; lilth st. 1I5 Wand
map Realty Corpn to Albert NJ Austin,
Avg. IS. 1919; atty Lawyers T & T Co,
18TH ST, s. 1854 Park av. 16xlO2.2 2,
mtg. also covers premises. 18th st $.
100 Park av s64xlO22-Seventy- nth
Street Co. East to N Trust Co. 90
Broad st. Sept Is, 1915: atty, + A
SSTH ST, 40 w-rhristopher { Ellis,
r.aybrook. comm. to Mary A Garry, All
w l4ist st. July 20. 1917; atty, q w
Simpson. 81 Chambers st. 900
SSTH ST, IL: W-Juia Getz Ammon TO
the U Trust co OF Y. l5 Wall at,
Sept 2s. 1901; atty. T C & T CO. l76
ALLEN ST, 5-Gershac and Sarah Hous
man to Morris slotnick. 1903 Stockholm
st. Bklyn.. April %. 1915; atty. siegel
BR0oME ST, lls1simon and pGbrs
Hulse. trustee. June a. 1911; atty,
T q Co. l7S Bway. s29, 90 o
nth ST. sS7 E-Herman Wagner. on the
premises, to Hy Aronson. 1925 Lex av,
May rs. 1913; atty, Jacob ] Aronson, IS
nth ST, sat w-Marr;y J Ryan 10 Cor Cor.
nelis d Stevens. March IL. 1907; atty.
Jno Stevens. t76 BNAY-----..il.OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
SELL BRONX REALTY |
! WORTH $1,5OO,OOO.
American Real Estate Com
pany Receivers Dispose Of
Lots and Apartments.
WELLESLEY IN NEW. HANDS
Joseph Shenk Buys II Heights
Apartment Houses Held at
1926, 900.

One OF the largest real estate trans
actions negotiated in The Bronx in a
number Of years was closed yesterday
when properties valued at $500, 900
we're sold by Alfred e. Marling and
Judge Walter c. Noyes. receivers for the
American Real Estate Company, to the
Bedford Holding Corporation. of which
Paul NJ. Hersog is president. The prop
critics include two groups of apartment
houses known as Areco Court and Holly
wood Court and some vacant land cover
!ns about five city blocks in all.
The two groups Of apartment build
,ngs cover the block front on the south
side OF Westchester avenue between
Simpson street and Southern Boulevard.
They have a combined frontage of 2l3
feet on Southern Boulevard. eel feet on
westchester avenue and SO feet on Simp-
son street. with a rear line from Simpson
street to Southern Boulevard. The
houses are six stories In height. In the
Areco Court group there are three struc-
lures. while the Hollywood group In
cludes two houses. The buildings were
erected by the American Real Estate
company about eight years ago. They
we're held on the books OF the company
at 81 100000
The vacant property consists Of 12o
lots located on the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, Jerome, Walton. Wythe and
Townsend avenues and 10th, Hist and
I'D streets. This. property was ac-
qulred by the American Real Estate
Company about four years ago from Vim
cent Aston in part payment for the Areco
building at Third avenue and 14qth
street. The lots were held at $4,000
II Is the purpose of the new owners
10 subdivide the tract, sen II or to build
ers and finance the erection of apart
ment buildings Leitner, Bremen & Starr
acted as brokers in the transaction and
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft repre-
sented the receivers as attorneys. Ken
dali & Herzog acted for the Bedford
Holding Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

An improved tone was noticeable at
tho close of an active market yesterday
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange.
Final trading was rather confused and
mixed in character With the exception
OF the steel and kindred shares, a ma
jority of the issues in the active list
scored gains. "
Rails were in demand after midday
and had resultant gains, Reading sellingo O.
up w., Southern Pacific 1 ~ and the rest
of that department making substantial
improvement. Oils, except Royal Dutch 6
Of New York. closed strong under thor
leadership of Mexican Petroleum, which a
had a net gain of AZ points. steel COM
mon was in supply from the outset and
sold down to 96h In the afternoon itui
rallied and closed steady at 97%yif
loss of a. Minor steels were easy, q,
as were the equipments There was
an active market for the shippings
shares, and supported by. good buy-j
ing orders a gain of more than point. ~
was made In Marine common. Atlantic.
Gulf and West Indies sold UP to 1907 ~
an advance of 6A points. In the spe-v
cialtes the motors and sugars were the,v
strongest features. The remainder Of
the group closed fairly steady. Trading
in Liberty bonds was active, with prices
firm. 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased an apartment
in $40 Park avenue to w. Hunt Hall ;
in 215 Madison avenue TO Walter 8.
Painter; in 145 East Thirty-fifth street
to r. p. Verrall, and In 1903 East Sew
enty NTH street to Mrs. o. Won Arnim.
Douglas l. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment at SIS Fifth avenue to w. D..
Baldwin; apartments at 80 East Sixty
first street to Miss 4. Pearl and Miss
Elizabeth Green at 1l6 East Fifty
eighth street TO WiiiianlrH- Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN,

EAST SIXTY-FIRST STRBET-I.and
Estates. Inc, with New York Title
and Mortgage Company. sold to a
purchaser for occupancy $50 East
Sixty-first street, three story
dwelling. 16x100.
WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET
Land Estates, Inc, with New York
Title and Mortgage Company, sold to
H. investor 12S West Twenty sixth
street, a Ave story loft building, 25x
$50.
WEST 113D STREET-H. NJ WE'LL
Company sold for Clare Mulcahey the
three story dwelling at 523 West 173d
street. TO a client of ]. Nasonowitz-
WEST 105TH STREET-Charles s.,
Kohler. Inc, sold for. Mrs. Susan E.
Laytin the three story dwelling. as
West 105th street, to client for oc-
cupancy.
WEST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET
The two five story apartment houses,
2Sxlo2.2, at IL and IL u West Eighty
fourth street. were sold by John W.
Diestel to an investor. ... ...-
WEST 10SD STREET - Otto stahl
bought for occupancy from David
Werdenschlag the three story dwell
ing at 500 West 1880 street. 20x100.
Jerome A. Kohn. attorney. represented
Mr.. Stahl and Elfers & Abberley acted
for the seller.
MADISON AVENUE-C. Grayson Mar
tiE bought through Pease & Gilman
the four story dwelling, 20x1O0, at
$50 Madison avenue from the 500
Madison Avenue Corporation.
EAST SIXTY-FIFTH STREET-War-
rem Delando has resold the residence
at 46 East Sixty-fifth street purcha sed
last week from Eleanor Blodsett
WEST SEVENTY-THIRD STREET
DR.. Heinrich Stern is reported to have
sold the four story dwelling at $50
West Seventy-third street, 1s.4x102.
WEST SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET
Slawson & Hobbs resold for H. J. Pal
mer 165 West Seventy sixth street, a
three story dwelling, to a client for
occupancy. . -
ACADEMY STREET-Joseph @. Abram-
son bought from Henry W. Gennerich
6I4 Academy street. adjoining Broad
way, five story new law house. 1t
vas a cash sale arranged by Byrne
Bowman as brokers. A & H. Bloch
represented the seller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
THE WELLESLEY IS SOLD.

" A. Berwin & Co. sold for I. Ran
dolph and Everett Jacobs to a holding
company formed by I. Kramer 1877 West
Eighty-second street, a nine story fire
proof apartment house known as the
Wellesley, on plot 57x100. The building
was purchased by the Messrs. Jacobs
last month from the McCrury Realty
Company. Both the purchase and resale
we're made for all cash above the ex-
sting mortgages. The present purchaser
buys for investment. The property rents
Tor &3s,000 and was held at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
Us. CIGAR STORES IN 4 LEASES.

-Four desirable corner properties were
taken under lease yesterday by the
Inited States Cigar Stores Company
After almost two years OF negotiations
he company leases through Manning &
trunk the plot at the southeast corner
OF Sixth avenue and Thirty-eighth street
Enown as $50 to 65+ Sixth avenue and
- and "a West Thirty-eighth street, for
a period Of twenty-one years from the
Wendell estate.
From Robert Walton Goelet the COM
pany leased the corner store at 1876
seventh avenue, northeast corner OF
Eighteenth street from the estate OF
frederick +. chase Of Plainheld. y. J.,
me building at the northwest corner OF
IVenty-fourth street and Fourth avenue,
ana from John p. Windolph the south
west corner Of F'orty-second street and
seventh avenue. The lessees will sub
o.'iie the last property and offer some
or the space for rent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
DWELLING LEASES.

Pease G Gilman rented the Ave story
dwelling at 20 East Fifty-sixth stree,
to W. II. Goadby, and the Ave story
dwelling at 6S West Elghty-flfth street
to Mrs Mary Hickox.
douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased 126
East Sixty-fourth street. four-story
owelling 20xl00. to DR.. Cyrus w. Field
John J. kavanaSh leased for Fernan-
do g. Echeverria his residence at sc
East Ninety-third street to T. NJ. Knight
Charles S. Kohler. Inc, leased for
Jonathan Buckley the four story dwell.
Ing at 121 West 106th street to Miss L.
l.. Fake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II VESEY STREET.

BY Joseph +. Day.
l06TH ST. 81 f. s 8. 1884 W Park ay
2s2xlo01l, 3 and 4 sty hali-R A Bruce.
Brown agt 4 A Clark ct al; due, SIS
l.oa: taxes, &c. N,l37so: TO the
plaintiff for sl8,500.
18TH ST. IS Z. q, IS Madison ay
26xloo.1i, 8 sty tnmt-M J MandeIbaum
ct al aSt 3 Herzog ct al: due, S22,-
4os.e4; taxes, &c. l.4eo.4O; to the plain
tin for $4,000
BY Henry Brady.
ESSEX ST, ~, s. 1853 8 Grand ct, 26x
SIX irreg, sly tnmt and strs-Kath
Chambers Ast X Elliott ct al; due
,s0,233.72; taxes, &C. 81, 500: to the plain.
tin for $4,000.
LAT 820s THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James J. Donovan
WHITE PLAIN RID, s; Boston Post I'd
8. lot ~ and plot City OF N y
agt Alice Minrath ct al: due, $9,lI9.32t
taxes. &C, 32.s7i.s3; to the plaintiff for
$3.50.
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
PARCEL OF LAND at a point In block
bounded by 1880 ST. Carter av. l74th 81
and Webster av, 1871 W Webster av
1oobx2bI irreg-City OF N Y agt N
Andrews ct al: due. S2.4l5.ls; taxes. sc
$6Ss25; to the plaintiff for $l,400.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Roman-Callman Company leased for
the Corn Exchange Bank to II. c. NAL
lory the building formerly occupied by
the bank at Front street and Borden
avenue. Long Island City; also the
property, 50x100. on Crescent street TO
the Rangeley Construction Company for
storage purposes.
Bulkley & Horton Co. sold 80 Rening
ton avenue. Jamaica. a two story dwell
ing. 25xl00. for the Long Island Bond
and Mortgage Company TO a client for
investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
sHENK IN ss2s,ooO DEAL.

Joseph Shenk purchased to-day eleven
Heights apartment buildings, valued at
ss25,ooo, which he has controlled under
lease for the past eight years. The
buildings are at 602 to GA West 135th
street, six Ave story structures, on
plot 24xl00, and 500 to 619 West l35th
street, directly opposite. five Ave story
structures on a plot 205x100. between
Broadway and Riverside Drive. They
house 22o families. who pay a gross
YEARLY rental of $4,000. ]. A. Ulanov
negotiated the transaction. Rosenthal
Grotta were the sellers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
G.2oO.oOo NEWARK LEASE.

AZ site for theatre Max Spiegel
OF New York city leased from the Third
presbyterian Church a plot 10Ox175, in
tne rear Of 9o7 to sl5 Broad street. New
ARK with exits to Halsey street and
fearI street and Chapel court. The
tease Is for forty-two years. and calls
lF total rental OF s1,a00.00O.
Mr. Spiegel intends to erect a theatre
HsV'ng seating capacity Of 1000 from
pans row being prepared by Thomas
Lamb, and expects to have the improve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
MORTGAGES.
with names and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
BANK ST, 81. n s. 25xl00. p m, April so
Stuyvesant Wainwright TO Title Guar
Trust Co. l76 Bwhy, due and int. as
ls.sx75.l, p m. April aO--Angelo Mu-
sante and ano, TO citizens say Bank
Beall Il r, l41 Bway. 900
FRONT ST. So, =. so.6xsO. IN. April
60 tner-Atwood Co to Ross w Weir
Merrill I +. 100 B~s si ~ : $500
GREENE ST, 1853. " 8 1904 Houston
soat 4Ir to Tu,s 4 aP6h !s%GrT,s bGs
due April i5, 1924. Sc attys. Elkus,
q p. III Bway. $40. 900
SANE IGYrS,P9sr.y' Nas,Snal c9rPn 70 The
$500 more on and after June 10. 1919.
81 EL,.d pr mtg; $4,000; atty. Nathan than
PIKE fIlsd sT so 50? .7assip M April 800
Ssmi / Gordon 20 W II Hind. lSl w
De witt. La De w. SIS Nassau
9Th Av. cor eid st. lo5.5iicox i iTfes:
party party second part holds pr mtg tIsO,-
cry Saw Bank. l2s Bowery, yrs. SO !;
attys, Cadwalder. w q T. 40 Wall
william ST. cor stone st. '- ssSg
s4.7x irreg, p m. April 2i-one & Three
South William Street Bldg Corpn 10
Hanover Square Realty Co, 8 SO William
st due May !. 1924. 5q6; attys. Cad
valdez. w a T. 40 Wall st 1900, 900
WOOSTER ST, &. 2io.s Broome st.
b6xz0ol to 3 West Broadway. Apr
3O-Chas Lane TO Lincoln Trust Co, exr
3O4 9th av. due May /. 1922, so; attys,
scott q 4 b. 46 Cedar st, .,.. ,s5s. 500
10TH ST, VS., $50 n W Sd av. 20x
$40 leasehold. a I. May clara Freid
10 Annie 8 Arnold. West Islip. l. ]. due
sept 10; 1919: So, pr mtg $3.50; attys
Curtis, NJ 4 Colt. 80 Broad st. 81. 500
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
SETH ST. 8 9, l4l.lo Q Madison avenue,
2o.Sxss.s, p m, April sO-Gordon Wood
bury to Hy w De Forest Oyster Bay,
/ ]. yrs. y %. pr mtg $4,000: atty.
@ q Co, l76 Bway ......sll5o 500
5SrH ST 1904 f, 8 6, 7sxi00.b, April so
Marine Realty Corpn to Emigrant Indus
say Bank. yrs. bhqs; attys. r. & Il
o'Gorman. 81 Chambers st. $4,000
6lsT. 20 f. s. 25xloo.6. p m. April
Greenwich. Conn. e1r. yrs. $50 attys,
Rounds, II y & d. CO Cedar st. $50 900
list ST, 1855 r, 8. 20xioO. p m, April
3O-Carolyn w Morris to Francis G
Lloyd, l57 u list st, 8 yrs, Bso attys,
Merrill. r & T. 100 Bway. .;ii. 900
MADISON Ave No o-97th st 100 1lxiO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
TRADES L. I. ESTATE FOR LOFT.

frederick Brown resold to NJ. Robin
son. 45 Crosby street, a seven story loft
building. 50x100, held at 100000. and
purchased by the seller recently from
tho H. Liebknecht Company. In part
payment Mr.. Brown took the Robinson
place at Centreport, L. l.. consisting of
two acres of land. a fifteen room resi-
dence and garage, overlooking Centre
port harbor, and having 800 feet water
frontage. William II. Winters was the
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
SMALL SUITES Fon TAD ST.

NJ. II. Tropauer sold for William b.
Thorn 26s West Seventy second street.
a four story dwelling, 25x102.2, located
twenty-five feet from West End ave-
nue., and held at 100000. The buyer is
Mrs. Catherine +. Smith. wife of Della
van {. Smith. who owns 2e7, adjoining,
which was purchased through the same
broker eight years ago. she will alter
both houses into suites of two rooms
and bath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
DUANE RESIDENCE SOLD.

Mrs. Katherine E. Duane has sold her
residence at 10s East Sixty-fifth street.
hve story American basement. struc-
ture. Zoxl00.5. between Park and Lex
ington avenues. II. ]. Pritchard is re-
ported to be the purchaser, The prom
erty was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
ASSIGNMENTS AND MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CANAL ST. 1912. mtg $4,000: so.h st
AS e, mtg s4s, oOo--Nassau County Trust
~ s4th ST atty, Wilson NJ Powell, T.
12ETH ST t6 essns W 49,. t26.2So
Pe!zer to Benenson Realty co. 500 willis
saD ST i5s E"Theo schneli exr to E s4Go9
grant 1dust SAY Bank; atty. r & E. j..
O'Gorman, 81 Chambers at .....,.ss, ooos
9TH ST. 9. 22o e 5th av-Emanuel l
Heller to Title Guar & Trust Co, l7S4
William ST, ss:ritie Guar & trust .S'V co
10 Dry Dock Saw Instn, st1 powery; atty. /,
! 10TH AV, i6l, mtg $4,000. Dec ia lse7-s
Ind9;t say Bank; atty, Edw ] Mcdui1.. .
WALL ST, II. mtg ,i25oo.w9aiit;e;r: ' sIa,p
to W Blair & Co. u Wall st; atty. Mil,
ss TIT 3 ST. s'%:' Il, II Hv avrh: s;a ~
Bank to Leopold Brand. N Y c; atty
ano exr to Jas Rosriy. individ 50 Wash :
Sguars e; attys, Newmark Miller. l5t
1sT Az. 2O4S-46-Moncure Burke. gdn .'f to-,
Title Guar Trust Co. l76 a3way SIS 900 ,
r Roll nSS 10 T m,s 'o RS =
g. Rklyn; attys Bsuerdort q Taylor,
ALLEN ST. 5, mtg 8; oCc..s;am1cl B,DSs
to Morris slotnlck 1903 stockholm ST,
Bkiyn; attys. slegel. C s, 81 Chambers
4sTH ST, n g. alas W 9th ay, mtg 80 oooi !.
t-Kath Reynard 10 Edna II Moe,
1ar TN, lss ssth st; atty J A Lynch;
81 Chambers st '..'.'.'.--..... 5000
Tho Bronx.
RAILROAD Az. w =. sos n I5sth st. ask
$50; ib5th ct. 3ls u; Faile st, 500
Norwood av, :, 4Ss4 205th ST.
?5xil?5' log IS; map \ Catholic Pro-
Peters av, ?5Nl2S-Amale Schaaf to-
Martha Armbruster, lil7 Crotona sv:
atty, Martha Armbruster. llT Crotona
DEcATuR Az. :. 1863 n iosth p
81. 1OoxlO0: l4oth ST. sol E-Rssa Rosen .
field TO Fannie L siegelste,n. i;2s Frank
slss.l.,sin. % NASSAU st; a. sasy. -
TessIe X seharps, 40 W $50 ST; atty
LOT lo5, map No, l, olinville also high.
way leading from westchester to Pei
ham Bridge and s. AdJ LAND Martin ~
Y d watson. contains Rcros-Amand,H
wife John Bu.sng, Jr to eaid Joha n
Busting. Jr 2os Lincoln nv, Mt Yer
noa; atty, Bussing, Jr, 2o5 Lincoln :
LoNowoop Az. 9 cor Dawson st. 5:s
I0o-Edw IIlrsh TO Bronx Savings Bank.
t;s fremont Av' atty l. 7 CO,
BuRNsIDE Az, 2s5ITl,i. G 7 ' CO to-
\ ! Investors ~ 1 cSrp, l7S Bwuy; att
MTr1LnA a. AZ 'I .ts HHSS M.hsr IS H.
sesesck. s1is ParksIde pl; atty. T .
yEriE 90 ST. rs nTsy coai.S
st. exr; atty. Coudert Bros, . Eso:sr
SUBURBAN ST. g 8. So $ 15ris.s a.. az
henrietta Jones, coo W list al atp,
W Smith. .5s E l67th ST.. $3.50
kH .d1Sos st N Man, ,n T.. roS ~ ..
ron do la Tournele. admX, 10 LN"yus
Mtg Co, 80 Liberty ST. at'y. T. y O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
B'KLYN DEAL INVOLVES pIocK

1; Jerome Riker of Riker 4 Sanders
soid Tor the q. and M. Improvement
Company the block OF houses on the
east side Of Fourth avenue, between
Elty-seventh and Fifty-eighth streets,
brooklyn, to L. Dickstein and II. Bino-
wen, investors. for 100000. The block
consists or four modern apartment
houses containing sixty-four tenants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02

mont completed by October 1. Louis
kamm was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

JOHN ST. l6-McDougall & Potter Co agt
John v Cockcroft, owner and contrac-
tor renewaD ....-...............t2 ,7ss
The Bronx.
232D ST. $, ISL White Plains I'd
2o0x22e.6--Lacey Levengood agt North
Side Investing Co, owners; Jane Cruger.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-02
LIS PESDESS.

LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.
18TH ST. g. 202 Boulevard. 27SloOLl
-Cornelia = Msuierro agt John r Men
nenbRohsr ct al Ismendcd foreclosure
OF mtg. atty. II Swain.
1lsTH ST. ssi ana s5t w--HAnk Es~il.'
Co, Inc. sgt Anna L. Salborl ts2sc,nS
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CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, 2l-27, n 8, 500
e L S9,i avi SssIlo0mRc,sr my Sorpn
mtg $4,000. all liens, April 30: atty.
f Deutschman. ~ Court st, Brook
cArHEDRAL PARKWAY, s-il, n $, es.Sx
l0o-Same TO Rene Rty Corpn. S02
Bway, mtg $4,000 all liens; atty, saml
CATHEDRAL PKwAY. 1873, n s, ss.Sx
l0o-Same to Public Square Rlty Co,
49, s2o a sway liant mtg $4,000; al Isns APGl
ST NICHOLAS AV, l3s4-7O. 8, 10o1lO0--
Union So; mtg ,I+l; 900 April 30; atty.;
IFB Rlty co to Jennie silberberg. los
W 18th at, c. April 80; atty, Louis
IltTH ST, 5as W. $. a5xiooii-Edwin
homptorpen to serths NJ Bentley. 80
atty, Harry b Finn, 27l away. SIS, 900
Nichols to Frank Porco Realty Co. ISL
7TH Az, n e Q ll7th st. 4lslOo-Agra
Holding r Co % .so God Realty ', Go. i ,s
18TH ST, ls2 w 8 s, lsxlOo; ll.MarEt
Freith to Helen NJ Smith. l6a W
18th st. mtg 81 900, Apr 49, attys Dunn
12STH ST, EOS E. q. Observation-Disclosures
Trust Co, sub trustee. to VIM Covington,
Apr atty one ro 's5s RNsT e.
NY observation-disclosures. Court Order
13lST ST. IS f, n 3, 2bKssil-Hy Moiter
to Rose De Canio. 642 Lewis at, Union
Hill, y J. all liens. Apr rs; atty. VIM c
Wolf l32 Nassau st .........,... 800
7TH Av. 2s0S-lo. Illxl0o-Morris Flor
to Minnie Foileris, 2Te Throop ay,
Bklyn, connection deed. all liens. Apr
80; attys. Gettner. & A. 800 Bway 81
SAME PRoPERTY-Carrie Ablowitz TO
$4,000, Apr 80: atty, same. 800
10th ST, 8, ssl.s W eth av, 40,Ioxss.li
extx to silberberg. Io6 w s5th st, mtg
$4,000, APT so; atty Louis Soil 2si
NoRTanRN Nv, So a ;iii,tib 3, 'SS
x75-Jos Schwartz to Jesse w Spiro,
4o2 Wash ST, Hoboken, mtg sS9, 900. all
liens. Apr 80; atty Lawyers T a 7 co,
9TH AV. =. 49th 3 206th st, 5Oxl0O--Jas
Chither TO Frank w Blauyelt, 4o1 "
ltsd- st. b and A. atty. h hoody. Jr,