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The sun., 1919-03-06

Cohen to wilhsinins r. ssiier, 1904 Uni.
,srsltE az M. So IA s sSs per Roo oSo
Hi,cla to Nm h Psssrs 4a.t vaa eore,
aitys. VIM Peters Co, 1914 Tr.moonnds
hits 5000. Ma March e. ins,sIs. So; stty.;
MSRioN Az ~ 9 Mos:hcsiiaa 'ssitssS;
to VIM II Gay. io2 Ella st. glS sn nl
atty, s Williamson. So4 Aex.ndeerr
cRoroNA PARK NORTH. ISL. ;, SoS
,s,iy, i 7 1T Co. 100 Bwsy; =; , I,1,SSe
$4,000: Tstcs IA yr.' o9s: atty, " ,d 3
sE PsR' Az 70 i4 az centre line be. Ma,
bcda. and Catherine sts rum. n so.1iS
eSLiasea,iix y o!.-Ru.ssii d s snnth
ga av, NJ Vernon y y; March 8, Z, y Cno
cs sss.l ss s.ssi..1 si p a:sss ia lily
city prior mtg SIS, 900, March !. inst.is.
eHs atty, sikors Rlty corpn. en- ~. Az sy;
wEbs1Es ~. iis,is 4, b..I,y !" q az; 3
Eikorh hlty COrpn, stn hN' ~ . S,S'
prior mtg tfs. 500. March !, instais. 80 !;
atty, sikora Rlty corpn, eth Az 4, !
BOSTON RID. SO IS, ioi.lo n and n . sions
es and 3 wilkins av and Boston rd
from n y roth at, runs AK 41.sx
Box box W 7o.2-Mary Kane to T Emory
Clocke. 500 Riverside Drive. March l. .
YIN, eS; attys. Clocks. X d r, sr Z
CLAY Az. 90, ioI1.ss n ION st, .l.si.
1A7-1tbi Boston I'D Rlty Co TO sikofe
Rlty Corpn. 8 eth av, l. City. prior mts
$4,000. March 1, instals, 81 atty
sikora Rity corpn. s 9th av. L CITY
CLAY AY, Is 1856 n 1s9th st.. 4ixss--
Same to same. prior mtg sfs.boo. March
]. instals, az; same atty. ..,.. .Nl,boO
62.exs2 a-ittT-i+5i Boston Rd Rlty Co
to sikora Rlty Corpn. q 9th av, l. city,
prior mtg s2s.boo. March l, instals, 80 j
atty, sikors Rlty Corpn, eth az !
SUBMIT Nv. 1865. q .. toxioo-Edwin A
Textor TO VIM c Schmidt. STA Lexington
nv, March 4. yrs. SO attys. A II
Bloch, 20 Nassau ST.. 800
BEACH ST. Sc City Island av Z -
Jas Norris to Jas q Locke, on King
av, City Island, Feb 10, due as per bond
atty, Thos @ Price. sol fremont av "a 500
MARMION Av, . W 176th IT. l00x67-
Spear CONSTR Co TO Eberhardt Bldg Co.
1901 Sd av. prior mtg s5o,5o0, March 4,
' ''' A wen $4,000
The sun., 1919-03-06
PLANS GIANT MOVIE
HOUSE FOR NEWARK
Buys New Plant as Site-Out
of Town Deals Plentiful.

Jacob Fabian, proprietor of the Regent
and Garden theatres in Paterson, N. j..
has closed a deal whereby no becomes
owner OF the property on which the
building Of the Newark Stdr.Eaoie, in
Bradford place. Newark, Is located. He
plans the erection OF n motion picture
theatre with seating capacity Of 1890,
which will probably make It the largest
motion picture showhouse in, the world.
Frederick w. Wentworth, a Paterson
architect, is now working on the plans.
The theatre will probably be ready Octo-
Der 1. The property for the project was
purchased by Mr.. Fabian from the Pru-
transaction involves moro than $1,000
600.
Joseph p. Day leased to the Interna-
tional Millinery Company No. 20 North
Pearl street, Albany. The lease is for
a term OF years at an aggregate rental
OF about $4,000. The transaction was
handled by Charles c. Nichols. Jr., and
Kenneth T. Barnaby Of tho Joseph p.
Day organization.
]. Albert Johntra OF 81 Broadway sold
the property at 8 Douglas street. Queens
boro Hill. Flushing, owned by tho Flush
inG National Bank. to John J. Sheridan
Of Corona The plat Is 40x100. improved
with a six room dwelling with all i'm
provements. 'f
Criffen. Prince & Ripley soIi a resi-
dence on tho corner OF Lyon place and
Waller avenue. White Plains. for o client
TO William X. Weed OF White Plains.
The property was held for $4,000.
Charles Cushman OF Brooklyn bought
n Colonial dwelling at Mountain Lakes,
n. j.. held at $500. on plot lo0xl60. on
the Main Boulevard East. being one Of
forty houses just completed by Mountain
Lakes, Inc.
The sun., 1919-03-06
RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Corpora
ton leased apartments In 85 West Forty
sixth street to Miss Harriet Perkins and
U. @. NotJueen: in 67 West Forty-sixth
street to Mrs e. Allen and DR.. w.
Wentworth; in 80 West Forty-sixth
street to Miss f. d. Hammond, Mrs
Ethel w. Gilchrist, Miss Nina Blake and
Loring G.. Peede. and at S57 Lexington
avenue to Gordon Bodenwein.
Pease & Gilman leased for NJ. j.
kaufmann TO c. L. Campbell the dwell
ing at 46 East EEhty-third street
l.. ]. Phillips a Co. leased with o. d.
& II. V. Dixie for Edward C. Osbourne
the dwelling GA West l5Sth street TO J.
X. Badduy.
William A. White 4 Sons leased to
Clifford Aaron an apartment at ia
West Seventy-second street
Benjamin b. Kirkland leased through
NJ. NJ. Haywood a Co. the Ave story
American basement dwelling. 20xl022.
at 1872 West Seventy second street. The
house Is to be remodelled into one and
two room studio apartments and will
be ready for occupancy on May !.
The sun., 1919-03-06
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 121sT STREET - The Merit
Realty Company MARCUS J., Osk
president) bought from Major George
Il. Maurer the four story dwelling at
1872 West 121st street. on plot 2Ox
100.1l. A. stark was the broker.
WEST SEVBNTY-FIRST STREET
william a. White & Sons sold for
Sheridan S. Norton the three story
dwelling. 20x1022 at l61 West Sew
enty-hrst street, 10 Edward J. p. Har-
rison, for occupancy.
WEST 1S0TH STREET-CharleS Kim
melman bought the FIVE story apart
ment house. 5ox100. at $40 West lS0th
street, from Samuel Wacht through
H. Feln. It rents for $40. 900 and was
held at SIC. 900.
MANHATTAN AVENUE-Rubin Solove
sold the three story dwelling at a.
West 106th street
WEST 143D STREET-C. A. Knowles &
Co. Inc, sold the five story house.
376x1o0, held at $4,000. at 1b1 and
1873 West 143d street, to a client OF
Henry S. Warner.
The sun., 1919-03-06
KOHLER IN FOUR DEALS.

Charles s. Kohler, Inc, has sold Tor
Morris Aron the Ave and q half story
new law walk up" apartment house at
the southeast corner OF 171st street and
Haven avenue. built on plot b1x110x
irregular. containing suites Of two four
room and two Ave room apartments. held
at $4,000, to the Seer Holding Com
pany. Tom Rees. president. The buyers
gave In part payment the I'VE story new
law walk up at 706 West 17eth street
Charles 8. Kohler. Inc. also resold
the latter property for Morris Aron to
Ennis & sinnott. The entire transaction
involved s22b, 900.
In two moro transactions the same
brokers resold for Ennis & sinnott to
Charles II. J. dig the five story new
law apartment house. b0x10o. at b1l
West 1Stth street, renting for $500 and
held at $4,000: also for Ennis 4 Sinnot,
to the same purchaser 152 West 105th
street. five story single nat, 25x100
renting for $500 and held at $4,000.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

TAD ST. IS. l2s Columbus av. 2sx1o22
Marcus Badcr agt Ferdinand johnson
ct al faction to foreclose mechanics
lASTH ST, =. l25 W broadway. 60xosIl.
md other property in Greene county
Sarah NJ Chapman ast d II Jackson Co
ct al (amended foreclosure Of three mort
gagesl atty. A Wilson.
HOUSTON ST. 8, 1913 Az c, 65xsi--
Hugh II Rainey, exr' sst e krautmen1
10Th =: q H.k.TI iidsnsrana ast
f Ess Fs sssy Ct 81 of
l00TH ST. n 8, 1871 LIST Ay, a7.lKlOO.ll--
Chalmers Dale ct al ast Israel Rosen-
s5TH ST, sol and sos E--Louise Christ
man ct al agt Rae Lsvinson ct al fore
lasTH ST. as and 4ac W.. ". and isttS S"s st,
Iol to 4ls w--Joseph Krease agt Julia
f Cameron ct al faction to forecloee
LEXINGTON Ay. n cor ss,h ct. ioor
S,Tl.oul.e Ghri',man ct al sst Bass
,r,ssrs atty, So' = Z e. gts, OF
sTANToN ST; -. i2S 9 wilett e 2SE
T SAss sd@ Ear's ct on. st Miriam or
l2sTH 81. as E-Dsed Realty Co agt
John F Shelly ct al foreclosure OF mort
gaGOi attys. Dawson & UnderhnL
Bronx.
BEGINNING at W cor Ebert Anderson
and George y brown, road leading
from westchester Village to the Old
Ferry TO Whitestone, 4s9.2x2ts Txirreg (:
beginning at point in middle line OF
small creek at Its junction OF Weir creek
said line being boundary dividing the
lands Of George T Adee, y Samuel
Sanders agt John Jacobs ct al tfore
closure OF mortgage: attys, Foster &
Cutler.
JENNINGS ST, 3 W cor OF stebbins av.
: 69bx756--Louise Christrnan ct al, admx
Hgt CRrfnine CloffI ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaEe); atty, G Plante.
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n Pc sS: nl.y Co. so TnI: az mtg rs

Benenson Rity Co. 500 Willis av. mtg
$4,000. March 8; auys. Efer q A, ,2aa
ADAMS PL, siaaii. e :. 'ss.4.ioo.-Xdsms p
Will GIdns Co mt, to peG sSc Esy CO. ,ty.
cHxRLoTTE ST. 1910. " $, .s.xllis..
Ms NJ Rlty &C 70 HIDE Risy Co; sgo
IsiD ST w cor Kelly 81. 7i7xili.iin
ss. ar .s.ic sS s'S R,s CO cor to iT Ks
as, March d aitys. Morrison q 8. $40
MHSiDA ST 'sis. 3, iiiioc-Msnids
t1.!oO. FEB 2si attys. Lind p, g
rINToN Nv. 1905. $. is.isisiiCC.Liiiisn
q. mtg 5000, March 4; atty. Lawyers
18TH ST. n :. IS " Topping Az. assses;SS 3.
F Fxt, Guar %'f e. cTH ia n MarSA o. ii
cRoToNx PARK NORTH, isi, n 4 5000
oFreem, CO to ABR M.il FOL. nnn sos Gre:
LOT 10, map Hudson Psrk-wm Peters to
Frank hi Niscia and ano. sii u seth ct,
mtg $500; attys. VIM Peters q Co. i9tt
HtoHss ~, VS.. ;,ioisiio i;s;h st, is.ss
irrsg-Ernest Hall to Antonio oilionto.
s.s T Titia Guar sv TIC Co. III bwsy s66
H4 Al . Pa At et q mse SAT s.Ti
Augusta H Peters to Paulina Kurtz. 7b7
Kelly Ct. Feb 10; atty. Title Quar- q y
EAGLE Az sw.s :, $50 n Cedar Az, 'toiioo-
toros, sil Eagle av, Feb IS; atty. Title
w Ggsr 3 CO. u; nwsy' ;,c.j,ooL.%Ee
helmins saiier to Joe Cohen, Io4 ID
Houston ct. March /; atty. Title Guar 4
US sdfiis 100 ' ss%%.t .
Charlotte Hank, 12o Bruce az. mtg tSs,-
900. Feb 10; atty. Fenlon. 6o LIB d6o
ofLsERTr Pr n :. Is " Fail. 4, assiSo;
i 100 Gssy' .y.r to 100 crS,O ~f Ry CO..
" X Mecs.i,r' 30 s sad st: -. 500
"ses io7 10 A 10 Xii iii BROOK 5 ana snd
sw ssax W 1isS n s7e-Louis Blsier
IND and eSo ct al ia e T Eso M KoI,
Pm ATTY ~ y ' WEBS. a5s sr .sS'OO 800
SAME PhofERTY-T.s..s Korbin to APR
Hamsl, 7,h av and l2Sth st, mtg ; .,So
DAY. Nv. sem nsis st's &, ss.o1ioa asssS
S OLS' =. k's:n &c , ,S GsrT PsS
~; atty. / Heeh:t.in. iso Bwsy: g
co. Hunt. Point Rlty CO 10 Henry Henry
rs stsy. t 70 AT'. " II CO. isS B~.y: 100
MARMION Ay. c 176th st. 100x62-
Eherhsrdt Bldg CO to Spear Cons az , &C.
March 4; atty. p d Shapiro. no Mas,
SUMMIT SsH II Az. ioss !: 5o1ioemssm;i !
av, March 8; attys. A & II Bloch. %
BEACH ST, Sc c Main st. -Lul.
Booth 10 Jas II Norris 500 Minneford
av. City Island, Feb 10; atty. Theo q
Price. sol fremont av. ............... u
MOTT Ay, n lssth at, runs TO
Cheever ri x to e Walton av x
to 1seth st : to beg; aiso 13stn
st. n =, % Exterior =; ioo11Oo a,sg
August Belmont to Forty-four East
a4th 81 corpn. March 4; attys. shsttuek
@. II 4 q. 20 Exchange p,.. .s34o'ooo
The sun., 1919-03-06
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST l65TH STREET-Samue Cowen
sold TO Philip Wattenberg the two six
story houses known as 4s6 East 165th
street and 1920 Washington avenue.
The property was held at $4,000.
EAST 194TH STREET-The Union
Chemical Glassware Company q.
Portman) bought through NJ. /.
Strunsky from the Barnes Realty Cor
poration the two Ave story twenty-five
family apartment houses at 263 and
269 East l94th street. Each structure
occupies a plot 50xlO0. The property
was held at $4,000.
JEROME AVFNUE-Cahn & Pittman
bought from Mnna FRANKIE. 2347
Jerome avenue. a three story dwelling.
lSx7911. A. G. Bechman negotiated
the sale.
TINToN AVENUE - Charles siegel
Levy bought through =. c. Campbell
1929 linton avenue. hve story
twenty family apartment houEe on a
plot 47.6xl25. held at $4,000.
EAST 165TH Observation-Disclosures &
Bryan sold for John B. Weiss the
three and one-half story building at
$50 East 165th street. q
LYMAN PLACE-The Benenson Realty
Company sold to A. Rosen the Ave
story apartment house at 1857 and 135 Q
Lyman place, on plot 56xl12, held
at SiS,OUO.
EAST 1sSTH sTREET--Angelo Tru-
mento sold for Farmers Loan and
Trust Company the three story house,
20xl00. at b04 East 1SSth street.
FOX STREET-A. q. Davis a Co. sold
for DR.. J. Stein the southwest corner
of Fox and Home streets TO the s. H.
Realty Company, Ave story new law
house. 60x97. held at $4,000.
WISE AVENUE-Alexande Selkin sold
for Jacob Rabinowitz 1913 Vyse ave-
nue., a three story brick two family
house. 20x100. to an investor.
CALDWELL AVENUE-The Ave story
apartment house on the west side of
Caldwell avenue, 271 feet north of
165th street, was sold by the Steb-
bins Realty Company. Inc. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE - Max Mon
fried resold to 7. Posner the southea 1T
corner OF University avenue and l75th
street. Ave story apartment house.
on a plot 100xi04. Leitner, Rrener &
Starr and /. Ruben were the brokers In
the deal.
THIRD AVENUE - Niuiam Goldstons
bought from the Bond and Mortgage
Company the property at 1909 to 40l9
Third avenue. q two story and base
ment taxpayer. on q plot 100x12B. w.
J. Huston a Son were the brokers in
the deal The property was held at
sse.eeo. -.
The sun., 1919-03-06
MANY BUSINESS LEASES.
Restaurant Company Rents Floors
on West A2d Street.

on West 42d Street.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for brakes Restaurant Company the
fourth floor OF lls West Frorty-second
street for q long term OF years to Leo
Morse, Inc. and the second floor OF the
same building to the Merit Photo
Studios. Inc. This building. together with
the Forty-third street building. were Sc
cured by brakes Restaurant through
the Noyes company q short time ago.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
two floors In the building 81 and SO Full
ton street to Ralph l., Fuller q CO., Inc,
now located at Rector street. The
lease Is for n long term of years at an
aggregate rental Of 100000.
The Rutland q whiting Corporation
leased the parlor store at no Madison
avenue to the Duross Women's Wear
Company. to be used in conjunction with
the store now occupied at 20 East Sixty
third street and tho second loft at s East
Forty-seventh street for Charles Hop
kins to Nine. Marguerite.
NJ. Rosenthal leased for Cohen &
BrookmaN the second noor at ITO and
liz West Twenty-sixth street
Ogden h Clarkson Corporation leased
tho tenth floor In the building at 392
Fifth avenue to Edwards & Rierdan.
William A. White 4 Sons leased at 23s
Lafayette street q store to Rosenblatt's
Express: at 1871 and 1873 Blocker street
loft to David Frankel and Jonas Baum /;
at 1A Reade street the entire building
to Morris Silberman, and also the build
ing at 10 Jay street: to Albert Tyok the
fifteenth floor at - Stone street: to
Lightner 4 Leon the fourth floor at 100
Broad street, and to John c. Mathews
an office at ~ to - Exchange place.
Huberth 4 Huberth rented the store
at 1896 broadway. In the American Cir
Gle Building. to the All American Truck
Company, Robert L. Otto. Eastern dis
tributer.
John Peters leased for the Dry Dock
Savings Institution to Hull. Grippen &
Co, hardware and builders supply deal
ers. the store and basement at 3lS Third
avenue.
Frederick Fox & Co.. Inc leased to
Lister & Ward tho store at 400 Broad
way through to 10 Mercer street to
Albert Robertson & Co. the store and
basement at the southwest corner OF
Lafayette and Fourth streets: to the
Lucky Brand Clothing Company the
third loft at 81 East Eleventh street: to
Harry Reubens the second loft at 40 10
as West Twenty-ffth street to Robbins
Carp Company. Inc. the third loft ut
22 TO 2s West Fifteenth street, and 10
]. Harris \ Co. the NTH loft at 81 East
Eleventh street.
William Hughes & Co. OF Brooklyn
leased suite of Offices on the entire
fourth floor OF the Rowan Building
northwest corner OF Forty-third street
and Fifth avenue. for a period of five
years through Clark T. Chambers and
Thomas w Rourke.
The sun., 1919-03-06

' SO far as the manufacturers are con-
coined the strike in the dress and waist
industry in this city is over. according
to reports In the trade yesterday. Places
formerly occupied by the strikers are
being filled steadily.
Statements yesterday were to the
effect that rs per cent. OF the factories
of dress and waist makers soon will be
located out OF the city. especially those
specializing in popular priced merchan-
disc. and factors in the trade predicted
that as a result of labor troubles here
there will be an entire change of ele-
ment in the womens wearing apparel
manufacturing industries within the next
two years.
The sun., 1919-03-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN CLOsCRE-sUPREME COURT,
COUNTY or NEW YORK-CECILlA Elm
=. Ei% @si AZ h. ~ Tssut%Ts~t':
al Defendants. Harold Swain, Plaintiffs
Attorney, l76 Broadway. New York.
pursuant TO judgment entered June ?s,
lsls, tho undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. No.
lI-lS Vesey Street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York at !? o'clock
noon on March 10. 1919, BY JOSEPH p,
DAY. Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises
dlrected by said judgment 20 be sold,
situated in the Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York. bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at tho Intersection ~ tn.
westerly side OF Amsterdam Avenue ana
the southerly side OF Seventy street
and running thence southerly along tho
westerly side OF Amsterdam Avenue one
hundred lOO) feet; thence westerly para
lei with Seventy-Afth street and part OF
the way through party wall one hundred
ninety-siX $50 feet nine 80 inches mora
or less 70 the easterly side Of Broad%sN
thence northcrly, along the easteriy side OF
broadway one hundred four tiOD feet SIX
.Csl inches more or less TO the southerly
sids OF Seventy-nuh street; thence east
sriy along the southerly side OF seventy
nfth street two hundred twelve (?l2) feet
more or less TO the point or place OF
beginning.
7bth Street
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SALE ON WEST a1sT STREET.

4 4 story which has been going the
rounds In realty circles for several days
concerns the big building at 406 to 436
West Thirty-first street. facing the open
cut OF the Pennsylvania Station, which
was erected four years ago by the Nc
Keon Realty Company at cost of
sl.1oo,0O0 According TO the rumor
this property has been sold to a proml-
nent estate which has taken IL
for investment. giving in part pay
rnent a group Of lots In The Bronx, n
business property on Worth street and
tenements on Avenue A and on Blocker
street.
The West Thirty-nrst street property
Is fifteen story structure covering a
floor area of $4,000 square feet and
having a frontage of $50 feet with a
depth Of 1903 feet on the east line and
So feet on the west line. 1t is one of
the largest structures OF It's kind in the
city and is occupied mainly by printers
and allied tradesmen on long term
leases
The sun., 1919-03-06
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Urges Prices Be Based
on Present Day Costs
TN announcing their monthly sale

TN announcing their monthly sale
of domestic cottons. bedding
and other staple lines of mer-.
chandise Marshall Field & Co. say
that the sooner manufacturers and
distributors OF merchandise base
prices upon cost under present day
conditions the sooner business will
show activity that will promise we'll
for prosperity.
First losses nearly always prove
the best losses" they declare. THE
story that the consumer wants the
retail merchant TO tell is one about
prices being reduced. That ID the one
big thing the public has waited for,
and the merchants who have taken
the Initiative and have made prices
corresponding with current costs have
done large business"
The sun., 1919-03-06
PLANS APARTMENT HOTEL.

James Butler. owner OF the Ormonde.
ten story structure. l12x1+5. and the
Seminole, seven story building. 112x
46.6. comprising the block front on the
east side Of Broadway between Sixty
ninth and Seventeen streets. facing
Sherman Square, has decided to recon-
struct the two buildings which were
originally designed as apartment houses.
Mr.. Buffers new plans contemplate the
establishment of an apartment hotel
which, 1t Is understood. will require an
outlay of 100000. Plans for the
change are being drawn up by Laurence
L. Barnard of New Rochelle,
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and Fort washington avenue, rented for
$500, and held at $4,000.
sALEH In RROOKLYN.

Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation the one family house at 1913
Forty-fourth street to Samuel Elfenbein
and for Alec Building Company the one
family dwelling 2049 Sixty-third street,
Mapleton Park, to Joseph Pauison.
Clinton Trading Corporation OF Brook
lyn sold to Bessie s. Abbott the ono
family dwelling at 1887 Bath avenue,
Bath Beach, on plot 1s.4x100 feet.
Frank NJ. Marcelle was the broker.
The sun., 1919-03-06
sTUYvEsANr PROPERTY SOLD.

The vacant parcel, 22x100. at ia
Suffolk street, once part OF the original
Peter Stuyvesant farm. has been sold
to Solomon Goldstein, a builder Of monu-
ments, who plans to erect one story
building for his own business nthe his
toric site. Until the closing of this deal
the property had remained in the poses
sion of the Stuyveeant heirs for upward
Of 200 years. 1t was acquired by the
new owner from George Gordon King,
q direct descendant of the old Dutch
Governor of New Amsterdam.
TIE lot adjoins the southwest corner of
Houston street and was formerly occu-
pied by a moving picture theatre. which
was destroyed by fire couple Of years
ago. On various occasions the land has
been leased for a long term Of years.
The sun., 1919-03-06

In designing women's suits for wear
this season stylists seem to have
favored practical rather than unusual
lines. Some observers in the apparel
trade report that at present manufac-
turers here are showing very few new
things that might be called startling in
cut or general style.
But II is said that in the models
for summer. especially those developed
in silk, which will make their entry
into fashion within a week or two. tho
designers have worked with freer
hand
The sun., 1919-03-06
WILL MAKE HATS IN Aston
HOME.

The Plaza Leasehold. Inc. rented
through Nathan II. Gregory the store
and basement in 72a Fifth avenue, the
former home OF William waldorf Astor,
TO the INLAND Millinery Company. The
lease Is for term Of years at rentals
asgregating more than 100000. Tho
nue.
The sun., 1919-03-06
SELLS q BRONX APARTMENTS.

Solomon Rosen sold for the Eber-
hardt estate to Louis e. Kleban lS4i
Marmion avenue, southwest corner OF
176th street. a Ave story apartment
house. held at $50, 900.
The same broker sold for Max J.
Klein to the Allenby Realty Corporation
the two five-story modern apartment
houses at 1s4s and 1854 Monroe avenue.
each on plot 57x10o. facing the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. The price
was $4,000. Mr.. Rosen also sold for
Mr.. Klein to the same buyer sl1 East
17sth street, near Southern Boulevard,
a nve story twenty-five family apart
ment house, held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-03-06
shoe Buyers Await Price Cuts.

Boston, March 1.-THE sole leather
markets are satisfactory TO the seller,
the Shoe and Leather Reporter states in
its weekly trade review. Prices remain
frm and more active requests for export
are observed. The upper leather situa-
tlon In unchanged, prices are high and
desirable selections scarce.
The shoe trade generally is awaiting
developments. Buyers still feel that
prices will be lower in spite OF the in
creased cost OF production. Shoe fac
tories are rapidly finishing up their
spring orders; the manufacturers are
having an unsatisfactory season 30 far
The sun., 1919-03-06
RESULTS AT AUCTION.


BY Joseph p Day.
list Az; is4s;d90ls sw Q Tooth st ts42-
Trust Co agt J Dukas. TT. &c, ct al;
due, s+i.4e%4s; taxes &C. ss+7s2i to
BY Samuel Marx.
CLINTON ST. 81. W $, 100 n Rivington At,
20 2x50. o sty loft and str-Aetna Cas-
ualty 4 Surety Co agt Saul Oliner ct al;
due, sac, 2s4.45; taxes, &C. s23241 ~ to
the plaintin .'......'' s43, 600
lat 1910 THIRD AvENUE.l
by Henry Brady
FIELDSToN RID. " g Faraday av, 37x
1OOx4,2Sl07,a. Yacant-M Y sheridan agt
" NJ Brennan; due, tl,l43G6; taxns, Sc
l,oa3.43; to tho plaintiff ........,.t $500
ny James j. Donovan
DECATUR AV, 2S26-2s3S. IL e = OlA6r nj
lasl, i0i. aai2o. ]. } aud s,y .,uiio--
Thomas A Edison, Inc, agt Lincoln 4
Parker Film Go ct ali due, ,l24s7o, 40
taxes &c; u $40 so; TO the plaintiff $40, 900
l24 ex25xi2t,il; vacant N Bradley,
- ,3.b24,bi; taxes. &C, $3.50; to the plain.
tin ....''''''''''.''''"' 900