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The sun., 1919-03-08
BROWN IN APARTMENT DEAL.

The ST. Urban apartment house at the
south corner OF Central Park West and
Eighty-ninth street was sold yesterday
by Frederick Brown to the estate OF ].
Bowie Dash. Tho apartment house. one
of the largest structures OF its kind on
Central Park West, was held in the
market at s1.35o,000. but the amount
actually involved In the transaction IL
said TO have exceeded that figure by
about $4,000.
In payment for the house the heirs OF
the Dash estate gave a considerable sum
in cash, together with the family home
stead at 24oth street and Dash place.
just west OF Broadway. and a plot Of
nine lots on the north eide Of 23sth
street, twelve feet west of Broadway.
The Dash holdings figuring in the trade
are valued at $4,000.
The ST. Urban Is n twelve story struc-
ture covering a plot 1e5.1lxl60 feet IL
has its own refrigerating and lighting
plants Is equipped with five elevators
ard contains forty-seven apartments ar
ranged in four suites OF ten rooms each
TO n floor Its rental income Is $4,000
a year II was built by Peter Banner
in a construction project financed by the
Metropolitan IIfe Insurance Company,
which still holds n first mortgage OF
sSeS,0oo on the property. Mr.. Brown
Barstun Realty Company.
Adjoining the apartment on the south
- tho home of the Progress Club,
four story building, insuring the at.
Urban an ample supply OF light. The
transaction was negotiated by Leitner,
Brener and Starr. julius zeiser repre-
scented Mr.. Brown as attorney, and A. :.
and w. Tutchins took care of the legal
details for the Dash estate.
This transaction. however, did not con-
clude Mr.. Browns trading for the day.
To NJ L. ard q. w. Ernst he sold the
two family detached dwelling. e5xs7.G.
ut 20 jackson avenue. From Henry
Greenspent and William G. Lauer he
bought the two five story apartment
houses, 1OOxl12, at 1851 to 1888 Bryant
avenue near Home street, through
Harry J. Rogers. From the II. and III.
Schmidt Construction Company he also
purchased the five story, thirty family
apartment, 5ix1O6. at the southwest cor
ner of Home and Simpson streets,
through Ferdinand Kramer.
The sun., 1919-03-08
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


Sd AV, 20Ti, ALIAS q Patton to 8 Zlot-
nick and Julius Jacobson, 2l11 I'd av, .
yrs from April is. 1919, yrs renewal:
atty, s Greenbaum, 60 Park Row. $4,000
l2TH ST, 522 L, all--Tobias Greenebaunl
ct al. exrs. to Louis Gunehas. So: E 18th
at, yrs from Feb !, 1919 ...... $4,000
BoWERY, ?ot. g and Cos ciubok to
~ mos from March Is, 1919. $3.50
l1sTH ST. ls?-s e, eil-Millie Rosenberg
20 Isaac !. Rosenstein. 1A7t Brook av.
yrs from March l. 1919. yrs rem az
WALL ST, II, W 3, ground n, ext'y to
Pearl st--American Cotton g. Grain FIX
change to walter Blair a. Co, Inc, yrs
from Feb !. lsiss-S yrs renew; st V0G
WATER ST. $50. ALA L Gosssiin corpT
to Globe Forwarding Corpn. "a Bway, !
yrs from April J., 1919. yrs rem; atty
Jpo v Roeser. l5s Rway. $4,000
DIST ST, tsl-s r, ail--Aibert Ahrens u
vineenso Autonelli, $40 " 9lst st, yri
from May /, 1919. yrs rem at ti.booi
atty, Lawyers T a 7 Co. 100 Bway.F, toC
Bronx.
ST AIMS Az, col. W cor lSoth ST all
st AIMS Garage, Inc. to Ferdinand
MackenrAtt, 813 Columbus av, 10 yr'
from March /, 1919 privilege 10 yr'
renewsD; sttys, Goets J. So2 Broed,
w -. q e .
The sun., 1919-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

IT WOLF, 5:., n.w.y; y; r. .. tn.
&s Ne w ". J.. fnr sale rsnt.
The sun., 1919-03-08
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday was
more active than it had been for long
time. and after opening at advances OF
four to five points values gradually
worked upward, at one time showing net
gains Of ten - fifteen points. Continued
strength in l.io coffee which was strong
IN the street market here and firm in the
primary market. caused Wall street GOV
erlng, rs VOL as some trade buying. in
most instances the offerings coming
from longs in July, VINO We're profit TAX
ing. having bought at twenty to thirty
points below present levels. Late in the
day values eased off little, some OF
the earlier gains being lost on scattered
realizing. final prices being four To four
teen points net higher. The local spot
market was dun and unchanged
The sun., 1919-03-08
soxss, held at 80, 900. from IN. Com

soxss. held at $4,000. from the Com
monwealth Savings Bank.
FOX STREET--Samuel Williams resoh
to Meyer Schwartz for cash the Ave
story apartment house at CAT Fox
street, 40x9bx125. 1t rents for about
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
EAGLE AVFrNUE-The North Side
hanson 4 Bryan the property, COX
100. at "a Eagle avenue
EAST 18TH STREET-F. N. Cusack
sold the three five story apartment
houses. each 46x100, held at $4,000.
at 637 to Sal East 17bth street, and
+ the corner of Arthur avenue, known
as 1912, to a client Of John Suah-
man.
EAST 172D sTREET-cahn q Pitt
man sold to client OF Judge Her
man C. Kudlich 465 East 1920 street,
four story apartment, with three
stores. held at $4,000. A. q. Bech-
mann negotiated the sale.
AVENUE ST. JOHN-Jacob Kaplan
sold for DIR. Bernard A. Kantrowitz
eS3 to es7 Avenue st. John, Ave
story apartment. with nine stores,
renting for $4,000 and held at $685.
900.
SOUTHERN BoULEvARDLrhe Cedar
Construction Company. Frederick Lese
president. sold the two Ave story
apartment houses. on plot 100x100
held at s115.000. at 1881 and 1885
Southern Boulevard. to q client OF
Abraham Leichter. through Alex
ander SellSin.
HUGHES AVENUE-Angsio l. Fru-
mento sold for Ernest Hall the two
family frame house. 24s3 Hughes ave.
nue., 16.9xs7.6.
WASHINGTON AvENUE-samuei Co.
wen sold to an investor s45 and st7
Washington avenue. six story apart.
ment house. with stores. on plot s7.51
100.
The sun., 1919-03-08
DEALS TOTAL sOe5.ooO.

In the mast two days the Mason Realty
company (MaX y, Natason presidenO
has closed transactions involving apart
msnt house properties worth, in the as-
sregate, s995.o00. These deals included
two resales and four purchases in The
Bronx and in the Washington Heights
and Dyckman sections. TO the II. w.
Realities Company the Mason company
sold the Halcamo. a six story, thirty
family elevator apartment house. with
seven stores, on plot i0oXl00, at 1854 20
1872 st. Nicholas avenue. fifty feet south
OF l79th street. held at $4,000. This
property was purchased by the selling
company about "A month ago from the
Allenel Construction Company through
Messrs. Byrne & Bauman.
Through William s. Baker the Mason
Company sold to the Jules Realty Com
many, SIS West 18th street, a five story
new law HOUSE. z" plot 6nxloq.~2r'd at
$4,000.
The purchases made by Mr.. Natan-
sons company we're as follows: From
Louis Silverstein through H. Phelps and
Harry Rogers, 44S to 452 West 1870
street, two nve story Rats renting fol
$4,000, and held at $4,000. each on
plot 5ox100; from Christina Young
through Byrne & Bowman, Ease Valen'
tine avenue, I'VE story house, neal
Fordham road, on plot b0x130, rent
ing for $4,000. and held at $4,000
from the Pcrshing Realty Company
through Leitner Brener g. Starr, 7S2 Eas
175th street, a fvo story house, 4sNl45
renting for $4,000. and held at $4,000
and from the H.. W. G. Realities, 81
Academy street. nve story house
5oxl25. renting for $4,000 and held a
$4,000
Tho Mason Company was likewise tn
The sun., 1919-03-08
RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Payson Mol. Merrill Company, Inc.
leased an apartment at 15+ East Thirty
seventh street to Joseph c. Borden: a
furnished apartment at a. West Tenth
street to Frank r. Davis, and with
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. a large duplex
apartment at s23 Park avenue to Ger
aldyn l.. Redmond.
Ames * Co. leased for ]. II. Free
lander the three story dwelling at 2le
West Twenty-fifth street TO B. Borri
and for William II. Guather to G,
Kastnes the three story dwelling at SOS
West Forty street,
The firm OF Leonard j. Carpenter
rented the dwellings S37 East Sixty
eighth street TO Alexander Feher and
900 East Sixty-seventh street to Meta
foungling.
Walter T. Bis, rented his residence
at 7S Park avenue to Mrs. r. Rivington
Pyne
The sun., 1919-03-08
sHbNK IN THREE DEALS.

Joseph Shenk bought from the Scheer
& Ginsberg Construction Company the
six Ave story apartment houses at SGT to
sal West 15tst street and 62s to 500
West 1890 street Tho structures oc-
cupy a site 125x1oo on each street, each
house measuring 41,sx1oo. Tho prop
erty was held at s33o,ooo, and was
bought through Harris Meltzer as bro
kerr Mr.. Shenk also bought through
ouinlan & Leland the five story fiat at
IS West 109th street, on lot 25x1oo, held
at $4,000. and through lie Roy Coven-
try the Ave story fiat at S134 Broadway.
on lot 33x75. held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-03-08
RUSH FOR CERTIFICATES.
s. S5OO,oOO,OOO Indebtedness
Issue Is Oversubscribed.

WASH NGToN, March THE issue OF
100000, 900 certificates of Indebtedness,
subscriptions for which closed yester-
day, was oversuhscribed by sS2,3ti 900,
ihf Treasury announced La-Ssy, 'iSSsy
FEDERAL Reserve district except Boston
cqunlled or exceeded its quota, land in
Z M respect the issue was the most sue
cess'ul except one which has hccu
offered in anticipation OF the Victory
Liberty Loan" said the announcement,
This brought the aggregate amount
of subscriptions for certificates 10 he re-
deemed out of the proceeds Of the Victory
Loan TO S1i,S1s ,000, 600, not including
the $500, o0O, OO0 OF the newly announced
issue.
The sun., 1919-03-08
LIS PESDBSs.



54th at, sSs w-Aihert Neith sst Jennie
Levy ct al (forec closure OF Mtg; sttys,
Jackson q Brock
PERRY ST., iIS--Msry . Potter sst Eli.s-
beth Breuer ct al foreclosure OF tax
lIen) atty, A j Ewald.
18TH ST, 3is w, and property In Kings
oounty-Lewis y sites Of % ast Bnenorr
70 yNssenden ct al (partition)i ATTY j
Coilopy, Jr
Gussis Highlander agt West lt4th 81
Realty Co, Inc, 81 al foreclosure or
ntsl atty, q Hamburger:
CoRNELIA ST, 20 and eah--Home for
lneurables agt Eva Kotsen ct al fore
closur. OF mtg); attye, Emmett 4 Parish
AvSSCE ID. ~ and es-Nirsim Tuckman
aEt Esther J. Kaufman ct al foreclosure
of mtg): atty, u II Cohn.
Bronx.
LOT ~, map of property belonging TO Nall
estate, 2tth ward-ka Uterine Clark
as admx, agt Frank l. Bacon ct al tfore-
closure OF mtg) atty, w hcGoldrick.
LINTON AV, W 8, 45.b 1850 st, lssxab-
Herman Frank agt Albert Schmidt ct al
foreclosure of mtg); atty, I i.sYison.
The sun., 1919-03-08
IMPORTERS LEASE
HOME ON FRONT ST.
Take Venezuela Building for
81 Years at Rental Of
$1,000, 900.
BROWN SELLS ST. URBAN
Disposes Of Apartment on
Central Park West in
81, 100000 Trade.

Through leasing transaction involv-
eng s1.ooo.ooo In rentals and taxes
Charles 7. Stork 4 Co.. Inc. have Sc
cured the use for the next twenty-one
years OF the seven story venexuela
Building At 1ss to 1877 Front street, oc-
cupying the entire block front between
Pine ana Depeyster streets. Joseph u.
culimsn. . heavy owner OF realty in the
neighborhood. IL the lessor Of the build
ing. The deal. negotiated by the Charles
F. Noyss Company. 10 the biggest of its
kind so far closed in the Front street
section.
Tho leasing company recently ex-
tended 10 business by combining with
Boissevain q Co.. ana Is now ono Of the
largest importing. exporting and ship
ping firms in the country. Its Offices are
scattered among a number Of downtown
buildings with headquarters at 154 Mas
sAn street. They will be grouped under
one roof. however, as soon as the Vene-
Iuela building has been altered in ac-
cordance with plans drawn up by Dodge
&c Morrison, and Its name changed TO
the Stork building. All but a very little
of the space In the building will be oc-
cupied by the lessees, .
Goldsmith, Cohen. Cole L Weiss were
the attorneys for Mr.. Cullman in the
transaction. Lester L. Callan and Dud-
ley Sicher were counsel for the lessees
Under the terms Of the contract tina
le,sees are to be given privileges OF re
newal after the expiration Of tho twen-
ty-one year term.
Mr.. Cullman purchased the venezuela
building only q short time ego from tho
Manhattan Life Insurance Company.
II is one of the thirteen loft and office
structures bought by him on Front street
through the Noyes Company. Four of
these buildings are on the same block
with the Venezuela building and were
acquired by Mr. Cullman within tho past
fep daEa
The sun., 1919-03-08
OFFER EQUIPMENT ISSUES.
". Y. Central and Mich. Central
Securities to he Sold To-day.

Tho bankers Trust Company, the Union
Trust Company Of Pittsburg and Hail.
garten Il Co. reported yesterday that the
formation of the syndicate for the New
York Central,MichiIan Central equip
ment issues, Of which thoy are managers
had boen completed and that applications
for an interest in the underwriting were
for a greater amount than they could
allot.
The issues will be offered this morn
ing. They consist OF sT,410,o00 New
cork Central railroad equipment trust
OF 1917 certificates paying "a per cent
and $7.s00000 Michigan Central Rail-
road equipment trust OF 1917 certificates
paying 6 per cent.
The sun., 1919-03-08
WRIGHT SELLS 6 EAST 4sTH ST.

Pease & Gilman sold for James Wright
Of Frecport L. l., the Ave story business
building at East Forty-eighth street,
occupying a plot 26.2N1oo.5, Just cast OF
the building occupied by Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons on the northeast corner Of
Fifth avenue and d'orty-eighth street.
A client of Warren & Skillen rs the buyer
and he Is reported to have paid about
$4,000 for the property. which was
seriously damaged by FIRE recently. He
will have tho building reconstructed for
his business
The sun., 1919-03-08
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Bronx
ASSIGNMENT OF M0RTGA0ns.
Manhattan.

18th ST tot r, mtg sl2,5oo: sth av. So
90. mtg tla.eoo-Hudson Tr Co to Gus
>tsv Scholer, 10 Junel Teri; sttyS, 4 4 II
Block. 80 Nassau St : assns, each 81
GRAND ct. whole block : Lafayette ct. 9
&C. Hs s,.Jo. sloc1m e, al. exrs
and Tius Guar g. T Co, lIs Bway, !?
9TH sr to's ,ss Avenue D mag so 100
Isaiah LanEstadter. as exr. to Isaiah
LAnsstadter, indiVid, w Howard. New
Roeheie. Y; atty, Jacob o Bilder. -
AMSTERDAM Av, isjrith :;.nrs.tS.
Treat TO Emigrant Inds saw Bk; attyE,
Amend 4 A. lls Nassau st..... $50. 600
9TH ST. - 4. mtg $4,000. IA part, a T.
st; attys Fluegelman & 7, 5: Bway 500
ct NICHOLAS Az, e Q i7Sth st--Risoche
Z sSh"em sss ct a. e1rs; to Alex G
sOFH ST. se.Hi e. mtg ,s5co.s siG,Sgs
Trust r6 trustee to Title Quar- Trust sn
sTH Av, 5s:ss; 18Th st, 800 w-G sSs SsS
Sehoier TO Emile Mehllch, i2Is Clay Az.
Bronx; sttys' A H Bloch, IS Nassau
18th ST, io5.i W. mtg ,iso. ooo.-J il H iSqo
~sy Ladew ct al, trustees, TO c |. o'shes.
20 cieTmont sy, Bklyn atty. Title Guar
SANE PRopERTY2clh;arles I. io;,ishe., 70
Harlem say Bank. l2i E 12Sth st; atty,
5TH ST. sass F. mtg sal, 800 s saSSTiSS
for 900 notos-Nathan and Bernard
Miohalover to Realty Associates. is.
IisD sT. Sis wHS van" Title 4 Mtg CO :, 81
ISers sshsder; 81 W 10th st; atty. y
INST s. is Co. vs. Is' n nwsy i, sa,,;o 50 eco
18th ST GO to Warren Holding Corp, lis
Bway; atty. Title Gaur & T co. la
4sTH ST, ss7s 9Th av; also nro,
ertT IN Bklyn-Mount Vernon Trust e.
eSr OF Ella Rowe. to Mount Vsrnon Trust
Albert + Gescheidt, 3 an az Noun
Vernon, Y, and ana.........,..,ii
9TH ST, s, 2iO.S Az C-Nannie s Van.
sa,erPoel t" Lawyers Mtg Co, SO I..!berty
lOlsT ST, u ", mtg si5GC-AirnithonyO =
sts,ser to chelsea ESchsnso BANK
DIVISION ST. s1S--Jas l. Holland 10 Law
ysTs Title 4 Trust Co, $50 Bway. IS, 900
TO Louis Fish. .ss Broome s, and sn 70"
atty Title Guar 4 Co iT6 Bwayy9s5c
i7sp sT. so ", mls sis, 5ocEMss GiicsH
Title Guar & T CO. iTs Bway''"' 1tIi'SG
l7sD ST, ga and $50 W. mtg 50, o66 :"
!. MaieF Realty oorpl- - bGl K!agr AS
So Nassau st...,.....,......... 800
Bronx.
CROToNA PARK, Ts7--Fieoun Realty
GO TO Thso jane, sol Manila st; atty,
rIss HS3' Az s sisa"m MA Rea, y
90 to Isaac Leader. 1894 Clinton av,
ct al; atty shapiro, iiS Nassau
ST., .... ..:......- .,..,,..,.... 500
LOT Z, map Of Alien Estate-Hudson i
Rose co to Rosalind u Dobbtn, Port
Chester, y y; sttys, Burns Il r. White
Plains, y ....,.,.............
LOT 81, map Daily Estate-same to same
FIN DI.AY Az, llia-Tully Building co &c
John ri Renedstto. go Il 2ssd st
atty, Dl Benedetto. $40 u 2?d SIS
BROOK Az, 1iss-!-KatIe Buscsli Il
William schmidt. ilis Boston I'd; atty
u barry, ?oss Concord av.,..,, sS, O6'
Gil ARLoTTH ST g. AIS u l1Oth st
Markstone Realty co to Isaac Leader
1881 clinton ar; atty T. ID Shapiro
lls Nassau Observation-Disclosures. SlOt
| 18TH Sf, =, 2.4.1 " Courtlandt ay
22.5x l02.i-Sarah A Gessner TO Alice
Hogensuer, Sl5 Il i5sth st; atty, II I
Knoepnel Beekman st.....,,,,..,..&
| DECATUR Az, " 1910 1881 81
| to Title Guarantee n I co, lT6 Bway
| atty, Title Guarantee II GO, III
| Bway .,,,,., go. ...,,,.,.,,,,.ses,0 90
The sun., 1919-03-08
RENTS HARLEM RIVER PLANT.
Manufactures Takes Property for
II Years-Other Leases.


]. p. Linahan. formerly metropolitan
manager OF the National Casket Com
pany and one OF, its officers, has
branched out into the manufacturing
line OF that business. He expects TO
start manufacturing on April in a
plant just Leased from George Stark.
comprising about twenty-four lots, with
buildings fronting on the Harlem River.
East 13sth and Exterior streets. The
property was leased for . period OF
twenty years with an option to purchase
ut price close to $4,000.
Hiekson. Inc. t.ilors ana miiifnsrs,
who occupy Sin floors IN tho modern
building at the northeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Fifty-second street,
and eventually intend to have the entire
structure In their control have Just
rented the store In CSC Fifth avenue,
adjoining. for . long term. The store
measures e0x1oo. and was held at sa5,-
600 Ter annum.
Annes & Co. leased for e. NJ. Gillies
the entire floor IN the business building
i5s West Thirty-fourth street to s. Ho-
jopoules; for the Sampeck Realty Com
pany to Joseph Siegel 4 Co. TO Silver
stein q Bro, manufacturers of dresses.
an entire floor at $50 West Twenty
eighth street; for c. r. Forbes to Fl. S.
Albin the top floor at IsT Sixth avenue
for the Park Row Association, Inc. to
Samuel Cohen the two fve story business
buildings 117-1ls Park Row, and for
Walsh q Alfred the garage at Sss West
Fiftieth street TO the Springfield Auto
Radiator Company.
Michael T. Upset leased to J. Hsit &
Sons 1900 square feet In tho building
at 1866 Madison avenue.
The firm of Leonard J. Carpenter
rented the building &c Front street TO
Coverley. Spencer & Kruhe.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc, leased for
J. II. Hanan Realty Company, Inc, 10
Central Doll Manufacturing Company
the first loft at 1914 Bleecker street
for the estate of James Surplsss to Nit
teldorf & Eastman the seventh loft at 81
East Eleventh street: for James T. Brady
to the Royal Novelty MAnufac turinx
Company the first loft 1T e-6 West Fiji
teenth street, for James T. Brady 10
Jacob s. WaxnAn the fourth loft at 2e-6
West Fifteenth street. for tho estate OF
Zoe r. Banks TO Joseph Left the third
loft at &0-6 West Twenty-fifth street. and
with NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, the NTH floor at
S2l-S3S Broadway TO Dube & Reingold
NJ, & l.. Hess. Inc. leased the store
and basement at 1877 Fifth avenue to the
United Hosiery Mills Corporation OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, and space at $50
Fifth avenue to the International Church
Film Company,
The sun., 1919-03-08
SALES IN BRooNLYN.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Morris strauss the one family dwelling
at e79 Bay Eleventh street. Bath Beach.
on a lot 50xs4. The owner will occupy.
Robert T. Mitchell was the broker in the
transaction.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold TO
Angelina Di Donata two family DWELL
ing at 1880 Thirty-ninth street. on plot
20x95.2
Samuel Galitzka sold for Mrs Buch-
hauser 10 a client for Investment the
three story store property. 20x100. at
14l9 Avenue j, Flatbush,
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. have sold for
T. b. Post the three story dwelling, l736
Enst Thirteenth street, TO Marth Grace.
The sun., 1919-03-08
MORTGAGES.
(with name and address Of lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.


(with name and address Of lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth strseD
WATER ST. $50, cor Scanned st. AS
KISS. March "a L Gosseiin Corpn TO p
sisholm, So Judson av. New Haven, Conn,
instala 60: atty. John ID Roeser. lts
bWey...... ..-. ......s.''s''' sSs'VVV
tEast of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
MADIsoN Az. ;Is: IS. 'tssiss; M
IL f Lark ~ S' Co. r.. ss Il l
Of ,i,sS each. Maroh i~Ai,cs D Pen
Az. . yrs. SO; atty. C = Co. iIs
,oisT 81: iis e. So, i7;1;,so,ii. p M. H.rsS
o. Quincy st: Bklyn. instsis, So; sttys,
KurEman a r, - Broad st. $500
Uptown.
tAisnhattan Island, north of 10th street3
March e-chas p Haskell to y Y Title
4 Mort Co, 1885 Bway, 3 yrs, 81 20 So, 900
SAME PROPERTY. p IN, March s..Nathan
Nasanowitx to II Cruik shank, Freeport,
II, yrs. So, pr mtg 500; atty. y 7
PlNEHuRsT Az. N W cor 177th st. i2Sxs
Mort Co to n LILO lns Co, due March
!; lssS So: atty. T NJ Co, iss
ADRIAN Az. s. isa W 2.1th at, ssxI5,
March S-Ethel Nys to HI 1T.
23sl Grand Concourse, Bronx, yrs,
So, pr mtg $4,000; atty. II II Holbert,
1bl1 I'D aV.,....., 'l'ooo
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Bronx
SIMPSON ST 1880 9 8, 4oxloo--Roseson
Rlty Co to Elise Meyer 1880 Simpson st.
prior mtg a3l.5o0. March 3. 0 yrs, CO.
atty. n II d. NJ Go. 1876 Bway. $4,000
MANlDA ST: sss. s. l6xs7n to old
70 Hudson p Rose Co, W 18Th st.
March .. S yrs. So: atty. Hudson p
Rose Co, w 18th st.............G ,1 100
HANCOCK st, .. 2se Columbus av.
3sxioo-Fred Kronenbltt,r ct hl TO He'd
wig 3 Pagel. l7a7 Melville st, March 8,
2 yrs shFe; atty. VIM palgneault,
wH1T rLTs Nv sal :. :7sxiocH11TSSoovv
Mullen to Elias Brown. 1884 7sth ct
Bkiyn. prior mtg $4,000. March .,
yrs. So; atty. Title Guar h CO, l1S
The sun., 1919-03-08
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

The United Real Estate Owners Asso-
citation has called a meeting of all realty
owners and associations at the Hotel
Aston on Saturday, March 3. at 3 p NJ,
to indorse thiI-ty-five realty tax relief
bills repeating all tax exemptions on
business which now pays no municipal
taxes These, 1t Is said. will produce
800, 900, 900 OF revenue and reduce the
realty tax rate 10 l.75 per cent.
Manuel Quenedo OF Paris, who ac-
quired recently tho Hotel Walton, at
the southwest corner OF Columbus ave-
nue. and Seventeenth street, is under
stood to be negotiating for the purchase
of additional property adjoining In the
street, with a view to enlarging the
hotel and making it Into New York''
leading hosiery for visitors from the
Latin countries, principally sout
America.
A nav corporation has been formed
under the name OF Goidmyr Realty Com
pany, Ino., Samuel Wacht. Jr., president
with offices at 40 Broadway.
The sun., 1919-03-08
OIL MEN ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
Eastman and Clark Held In Boston
on stock Selling Charge.

BpsroN, March 7.--GeorGe A. East
man and Pliuy r. Clark, both of this
city, were arraignel in the Federal
Court to-day on indictment charging use
of the malls TO defraud I'm connection
with Oklahoma oil lands, They pleaded
not guilty and were released under
$1,000 bail each.
The Government charges that the men
misrepresented the value of stock of the
Oklahoma Boston OH Company. u Maine
corporation of which Clark is president
The sun., 1919-03-08

Jesse l.. Phillips, state Commissioner
OF Insurance, has called a meeting OF
the executive committee Of the National
Association Of Insurance commissioners
to be held on TUESDAY to discuss
the value Of securities held-1'v insura nee
companies. The committee ~" probably
recommend Ia the association at later
meeting that II retaliation NJ the Sc
curities he made, That action is expected
10 be taken as result Of the recent
influenza epidemic in which many COM
paniss, particularly the smaller Vest
crn companies. suffered heavy losses
The sun., 1919-03-08

purchaser OF tho Newington, a seven
story, elevator apartment house. 1oox1o0.
at $40 West Ninety-fifth street, which
was reported sold yesterday. This prop
erty, located between West End avenue
and Riverside Drive, was valued at
100000. The seller was the William
Butler estate.
The sun., 1919-03-08
GREYLoCIx COURT Is SOLD.

Greylock CourN a six story elevator
apartment house. on plot 137x<i.6. at
6S1 East 1854 street, corner Of Boston
road, was sold Yesterday for the estate OF
Clara NJ. Silverman by Milton Siberian,
trustee. The property was sold through
Alexander Selkin to client of Joseph
q. Abramson. II accommodates forty
Ave families, including eight stores. and
with the property goes vacant lot
Nx1a7, bought by Mrs. silverman to
protect the light and air of the apart
ments