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RUMORED DEAL ON sTH AVE.

The Printing Crafts Building, which
according to gossip. has been sold or Is
about to be sold to the Government. oc-
cupies a plot 1976x120. 1t was built by
the McKeon Realty Company from plans
by Edward l.. Larkin at a cost approNi-
mately $4,000, 900. and is said to be the
largest building of its type in the coun-
try. The building venture was financed
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
psny with a loan OF 81, 100000, TO which
a second and third mortgage were
added. bringing the total encumbrance to
S2.625,000 soon after its completion
the property passed to the 46l Eighth
Avenue Company, the present owners.
AT present n considerable portion Of
the building is occupied by the purchase.
traffic and storage division of the Gov
ernments war activities, under n lease
which expires on June 80 OF this year,
but which carries with 1t privileges OF
renewal Since taking the lease the Gov
eminent, It is said. has come to the con-
clusion that the structure would make an
ideal substitute for the present Army
and Navy Building on Whitehall street
near the Battery. which Is now too small
70 meet the purposes for which it was
built.
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BUYS TWO APARTMENTS.

The CRAFTSMAN Realty Company Der
nard Crausman) resoid the Elise. a
six story elevator apartment house at
the southwest corner of Seventh avenue
and 1llth street known as zoo West
lllth street. and fronting l00.11 feet
on the avenue and $50 feet on ll1th
street The buyers are Isidor thinner
and Samuel Resnick. The Elise was
held at 1926, 900 and rents for $4,000
annually, The structure contains thirty
eight apartments and three stores. Mr..
Crausman bought it from the Guggen-
helner estate six weeks ago. Goldreyer
& Levine were the brokers in the resale.
The Crausman Realty Company has
also purchased from John ]. Kelly the
southwest corner of Grant avenue and
l65th street, five story twenty family
apartment house, on plot 4sx9sN irregu-
lar. Stenman & Steinman and =. Harris
were the brokers in the deal.
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OTHER SALES ~ THE BRONX.

CRESTON AVENUE}-The Union Cheml-
cal Glassware Company, !. portman
president, bought from the Emdee
Realty Corporation the southwest cor
ner Of Creston avenue and 1921 street,
a five story, thirty-two family apart
ment on plot 52x100. 1t rents for
$4,000, and was held at $4,000.
Joseph A. Blackner and Jacob Kaplan
were the brokers'
RIVER AVENUE--The Union Chemical
Glassware Company, |. Portman
president. bought from the Muirallen
Realty Company 2234 TO 2240 Ryer
avenue, two houses. 52x100 each. The
houses accommodate fifty-two families,
rent for $1,000 and were held at
$40, 900. Joseph a. Blackner and
Jacob Kaplan were the brokers'
FREEMAN STREET - Irving Judis
bought for cash from n physician 800
Freeman street, five story apart
ment house on the triangular block
bounded by Freeman street, Long
fellow avenue and West Farms road.
The property returns rental of S12,-
600 and was. held at 100000. j.
Stevens was the broker.
EAST 16sTH STREET Sigel
Levy sold to Louis Altschul S02 East
16Sth street, Il five story twenty-four
family apartment 59xS9, held at 500
900. Heller & Sussman were the
brokers.
PERRY ANENUE-James ]. Donovan.
Inc, sold for the estate OF Elizabeth
l. Warehouse. 1926 Perry avenue, a
two family frame house, on lot 2JX100
held at $500.
MARION AVBNUE-James J. Donovan
Inc, sold for II. s. Estaunberger the
four story sixteen family house at
| 2644 and 2646 Marion avenue, on Il
| plot 50Xi70, valued at $3.50
SHAKESPEARE AVENUE-The Mason
Realty Company MAX n. Natonsan
| presidenD sold to Louis Landes 1871
| Shakespeare avenue, a six story apart
ment house, 139x94, known as the
| Boscobel Court. The property CON
| tains six stores and thirty-five suites
| 1t Is fully rented and was held al
| $4,000. Max I. Lefkowitz was the
broker in the transaction.
| DAWSON STREET - The Benensor
| Realty Company resold to an investor
| the five story apartment house will
| seven stores, on plot 72x1O1, at 90!
Dawson street The building is ar.
| ranged for twenty families, and wa:
| held at 100000. ....
EAST 165TH STREET-Fisher anC
Irving l. Levine bought 264 East l65tl
street. a four story new law apart
ment. 36.9xSO. renting for about $1,000
and held at $4,000.
LYON AVENUE-William Peters & Co
sold for Norberg Roblllard tho FIVE
story apartment, 50X105, at the north
west corner of Lyon and Zerega ave
| nues, TO A. Beck
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DEALS TOTAL 100000.

The Rockwell Holding Company.
Charles Zimmerman president, bought
from the Jules Realty Company, Samuel
wacht, Jr.. president, $40 West 1soth
street. five story apartment, renting
for about 10000 also purchased the six
story fsrty-eight family apartment, 5Ox
100, at 113 and lis East 126th street
renting for about $4,000, from Philip
Weinstein, and from the same seller 1912
Washington avenue, n five story twenty
family house. 41Xl00. renting for $40 900
The latter properties were purchas ed
free of mortgages and the Washington
avenue house has been resold. Mr.. KIM
melman recently purchas ed the block
front, ZOO to 720 West 172d street and
$40 to $50 West 173d street. In the past
few months his purchases on the Heights
and in The Bronx have amounted TO APP
proximately S3,00O,0 600.
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=; atty Frederick s R''y Loso - 81 Sassag
EDGEcoMBiE Az 5. Is OF i5Sd
81, II projected, 9o.1xgo0 to st Nich-
oias place-Orlnoco Realty 60 to Kath
Bing 4 Bing, 11o W 40th st.'...'.'.'.sioo
ST NICHOLAS Az, 961. W cor 15sth st,
1eS,g to IS 10th ct xti; lxl9elo to
Eannie Blumenthal, 1915 Davidson av,
Bronx, mtg 100000, all liens, March 4;
atty. Denwood Realty Co. tos WI,
SAME property-Fannic Blumcthal to
Denwood Realty Co, 500 Willis av, mtg
17sTTG@G s4 al H. lgT' March
Tompklns to Service Realty CO, 4 i2d
st. mtg '2l,5Oo, all liens, March /; atty,
SANE p!opsrty@se nWPs - Realty 60 ''f to
Maude b Mitchell, ~ So Columbus av,
NJ NJ vernon. Y. mtg 32l,JOo, all liens
-'"''n AZ atty, Same. 800
Bronx.
thorough Of Tho Bronx)
l4ITH ST, n $, 1As.3 @ Railroad av. COX
lo8 6-Vortex Co TO Conrad Stein, STAN
iord Conn. mtg $4,000 Mch 10; nttys,
MhR RqSrSoT hv & T; III BwGy :.;i,.,,'i
Sophia II Moody ' to tS'i Nicola S' 0y DAsos
tino. "S6 Norris sv. Mich II; atty, Tito
p S Sr9r TT CO; l7G Bway. ;;:."1t
Ioox9G. Albert II Vitale. ref, to Aetna
MTG 60, 1890 LIST av. Mich 10; attys,
hosenthal Il II. 2 Rector st......S9.5O0
to Annie Donohuo, asa Amsterdam rtn r''S ave- "
mtg $4,000, Mich IL; atty, Stein
1sS eff 81 ~ Park Row ni:.;..:.:;.; 81
Rosa Lipman TO Vim Rlty co, 2ss Bwey.
IAN 81; atty, Vim Rlty Co. 2s3 Broad :
dhga5 to Al ei s3s t.a i.se aT6os
az 10 part, Nov g. 1915; atty. Henry
NM N ,FpM,att,s ., 81 Chambers st ,..ioo
", 4SSx sack n 7SiOx n los -
Elo RlW Corp TO Jacob bloom lllty
%S51rp, IS7 p 10th st. mtg 5000, Fob
BRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE.
e cor 1881 st, 1l3.7K1s5.9X1O9.4xlSc.9
-Eliz Dlller to Frank ] Muhlfold $50
atty Title Guar & r CO. l76 Bway. 500
PLOT begins $40 White Plains "a and
80 Norris Park av. runs 10Ox n
1SM lG9S : Bertha Frey to ElIz
D"nngr. 40 y list It. mtg 81, 500 Ian
~ 1917 atty. Fischer, l Liberty
sTEBnINs Az, W cor ION At, sSxiSSooOwO
cara 'ohn to Ressle Albert. 1873 Frank
IN aN mtg $4,000, Mich ;. atty, l. T
r1Sr ,to' 100 Bway. ........... 900
iGll.ER Az, n W q, 1855 n g teeth at.
IIsAlog-Mary Truman ct al to Loretta
I"ITeIl =otO Bathgate av. Jan ?. 1918:
npl ty. zirinsiy, 800 Bushwicls ey,
SAME PRoPERTY-Edw Farrell to same s.
C Hu1E ~ lslSi atty. same.
"a NJ Il ROPERTY-Iorotta Farrell ia
Charne KATE, ace Bushwick av, BilIyn,
Nov 2, 1918; atty, same. ..,,'t 81
Ci .oI as Island AX. es, 100 II .Ditmars At
S NV Ohm w Miller to Bertram NJ
S,hlth' 152I Hughes av, mtg SO 900. Mich
~ atty Title Guar & co, l76 Brad.
cARPENTER Az. 455o. W s. :2s xie.,IA b,
Myatsky to Jos 4 Wylie. eO4 Globe av
Jamaica. i I. mtg $1,000. Mich II; atty
-, T ], n Gu Guar & T 60 176 Bway, .... 500
CLINTON Az 1875, W $. 1sSxlOO-An,
ionic BOrelli to TuiqI o L
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tavus l. Lawrence. who sold the prop
erty to the memorial committee yester-
day. The adjoining property was ac-
quired from John Il. and Robert Roose-
Welt through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company, James IL.
Stryker representing the sellers.
Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn is chairman Of
the finance committee and Mrs. William
Curtis Demorest is chairman OF the
committee, which has n directorate of
forty-ciRht members, including Mrs.
Payne Whitney. Mrs Francis Key Pen
dleton. Mrs Robert Bacon, Mrs. William
Church Osborn, Mrs. James A. Burden,
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. Jacob A.
Riis Miss Mabel Choate. Mrs. w. Bay
ard Cutting. Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold
and Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGS.
Garage TO lie Erected on Site of
Old Burying Ground.

Trustees OF ST. patricl,'s Cathedral
have decided to rnnrov tho fo,,, ~,
ing ground. comnrisinry a MOT i-5xons 6
feet. extending from EIeventb +o T'%.oTf,t
street. 100 feet cast of Tbird a,on,,o
now community playground. with a
one-story garage.
pIana for tho i,,,-,,.o,.o,,,,,. 49,. A.,
yesterday by Iorenz f. I Weiher archi-
tect for the trustees, who esttnoa+es Tho
cost at 100000.
Cammann. VOORHEES, G T7Iovd ro,ro-
sented the Herrnanos peal,,. ro,,,,,,,,
in the sale of the pronertI. a. o. ~ a,
south William street renorted yes,or.
dav. The propsrtv had hee, boId a,
$50 600
Carl Hoyev. editor Of tbo ,te,,.o,o,i-
tou lTooo.;,c - tb, -. - 80. -.
story dwelling at as Fast Nine,,-serond
street, reported sold YESTERDAY. b,. Al
laids Hartmann
BY a vote Of OF AGAINST il tho WOW.
York Athletic CIuh on Tuesday ,,Ieb.
rejected tha nronosit,on ~ rurcb,sa a.
Cor,,ot A,,r.r,... . -.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Buttons Made Cheaply
From Cottage Cheese

THEY' making buttons OF
Cottage cheese" now While
certain Government officials
in Washington have spent much
time and money In conducting a
campaign Of publicity TO better ac-
quaint the people with the food value
OF Cottage cheese" some manufac-
turers have not been idle Accord
ing to reports here experiments
made by manufacturers have dis
closed the fact that buttons may be
made from sour milk, and some but
ton makers have been sending rep
reseptatives to all sections of the
country to buy up all the available
cottage cheese. it is said the sour
milk buttons, which are scrviceable
and cheap. Will relieve the shortage
OF other varieties.
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ANOTHER BIG B'WAY
APARTMENT SOLD
The Dorilton Changes Hands
in Course Of Day Marked by
Heavy Trading.
S.H. SOM THE PURCHASER
Printing Crafts Building on
Eighth Ave. Reported Sold
~ to Government.

Sale OF the Dorilton. a twelve story
elevator apartment house at the north
east corner of Broadway and Seventy
FIRST street, formed the nucleus of an
exceptional amount of miscellaneous
trading yesterday. Rumors were also
heard OF another big deal involving the
Printing Crafts Building, n twenty-five
story structure occupying tho westerly
block front on Eighth avenue. between
Thirty-third and Thirty fourth streets.
overlooking tho Pennsylvania Station
and the General Post Office It was whis-
pered that this giant structure had been
purchased by the Government as An
army and navy building, but all efforts
to confirm the report through official
channels were unsuccessful Federal Of
flcials had heard the rumor, But were
unable to supply any definite details.
The Dorilton was sold by George
Noakes, through i. j. Phillips & Co. 20
Sydney II. Som. as president of the
Transit Realty Company. Inc. The struc-
ture is one of the finest apartment
houses on the middle West Side and was
acquired by Mr.. Noakes in 1915. 1t oc-
cupies a prominent location at Sherman
Square, with a permanent southern ex-
DOSuTe, overlooking lne NnuTCn OF inc
Blessed Sacrament at the southeast COR
ner of Broadway and Seventy-flrst
street. The building covers a plot of
more than five lots fronting 1865 feet
on Broadway and 110.5 feet on Seventy
first street. 1t brings in n rental income
OF more than s111 900 a year and is fully
occupied. Among its present tenants
are Giovanni Martineut of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company and Mrs. Douglas
Fairbanks
The purchaser has been an active
buyer of high class West Side properties.
Among the recent purchases made by
him were the twelve story building at 2
West Eighty-siXth street. which Is being
made over into the Hotel Peter Stuyves-
ant the two elevator apartment houses
at the south corner Of Central Park
West and Eghty-eighth street, and the
seven story apartment house at and Z
West Nincty-frst street. which was pur-
chased through L. J. Phillips & Co. from
the Central savings Bank. Mr. Som in
tends to alter the Dorilton by installing
stores on the Broadway front.
With the sale of the Dorilton three
big apartment house properties, each
worth over $1,000 have changed
hands in the middle West Side section
within a week. The other two were the
Manhasset, occupying the block front on
Broadway from 16Sth to 1O9th street,
and the St. Urban. at Central Park
West and Eighty-ninth street.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 122D STREET-,TamoR II. Cruik-
shank resold to Joseph Burghe!mer
the four story single fat at 100 East
--esP street, OFT plor-'i r+sN George W..
Brettell & Sons were the brokers
Delaney STREET--N. A. Berwin &
Co. sold for the Edgar estate TO !
Randolph and Everett Jacobs 392 and
336 Delaney street, two Ave story new
law tenements, on plot 75x1O0 These
houses were erected by the sellers
about ten years ago and have been
held at $4,000. They were sold free
and clear
WEST 165TH STREET-Ennis & Sin
mott bought from the estate OF Lam
bert Suydam the five story fiat at 40
and 472 West 165th street, on a plot
50x100. Samuel Cowen was the
broker.
WEST THIRD STREET.-THE Richelieu
Realty Company sold through Pepe &
Brother 1874 West Third street, 25x
so. and 2 Minetta lane. 23x70, two
Rbutting three story structures. The
buyer. manufacturing concern, will
erect on the site n two story building
for it's own use.
NAGLE AVENUE-Byrne & Bowman
resold 6j-67 Maggie avenue five story
apartment house, on n plot 50x125. for
Joseph G.. Abramson to Joseph Schenck.
This property was acquired by the
seller through the same brokers last
Friday.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The Eckels es-
tate is reported to have sold the north
west corner OF Seventh avenue and
Twenty-nlnth street. two buildings,
one three and the other four stories, on
a site 49.4 feet wide and rs feet on
the street.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Mose Good
man Corporation sold TO G.. Besner the
northwest corner OF 1l5th street and
Lexington avenue. a Aye story fiat
with stores, 26.1ix76, through Leon
Mutchinck
ACADEMY STREET-The Mason Realty
Company (Aiax NJ. Nathansonl sold
to- Joseph I. Abramson e74 Academy
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NEW YORK BANKER
BUYS COUNTRY HOME
Other Transactions Reported
Out of ToWn.

Kenneth Ives & Co. sold Beechwood,
country place at Irvington on Hudson,
containing fifteen acres, fronting on
Broadway, with residence and outbuild-
Ings, to New York banker. The prop
erty was held at 100000.
Payson McL Merrill Company. Inc,
sold for Harry X. Knapp, Jr., to Edmund
A. Lynch about two acres OF land on
the easterly side Of rutherford lane,
Lawrence, L. l.. adjoining the new
golf links on the Rockaway Hunt
ing Club. The same brokers sold the
property to Mr.. Knapp in 1917.
Griffen, Prince g. Ripley sold for Eliza
beth T. Masterson her residence located
at Prospect street, White Plains, n. Y,
to the Rev. William A. Dalton for occu-
pancy.
Il. Sharum sold to Earnest Schupp
twelve lots on Post avenue, between
Grant and Stuyvesant avenues, Lynd-
hurst, n. J.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company, Inc.
sold for Jacob Schuster, Jr., TO William
| with about one acre OF land on the
westerly side of Brook Way. Llewellyr
| Park, West Orange, n. J.
Scarsdale Estates Organization, Rob
ert Il. Farley president. sold the Haw-
| thorne In Gilmore Court. Greenacres
! Scarsdale, to Chester d. Van Tassel.
Payson Mel Merrill Company, Inc
leased furnished for the summer seasor
| for DR.. w. Gin Wylie to John Levi.
Hay his property on Shrewsbury Drive
Rumson. ". j.
The Lewis II. May Company LEASED
/ for Henry a. 'Kayser his country estate
fronting on Lawrence avenue, Lawrence
L. J., consisting Of six acres. with malr
! building and several outbuildlngs, tC
Reuben Sadowslly for the summer sea
son. This is one Of the largest estate.
In the Rockawaye.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
(Wtth name and address OF lenders at
toruey,J
Manhattan.

99TH ST. .le-2ls W-Uniou Landing Hold
ing 60. 40 Bway, To the Alliance Realty
60. Il6 Bway, sept u, 1913, atty.
Title K r. CO. 1885 AWAY ......,,. 100000
OATH ST l2c W-Maurice J Cauavan, trus.
to the Emigront Iudust saw Bank. Feb
Il. 1907; atty, Michael J seaman 81
25rH ST 2sS-4O samuel and Annie
Nicholson 10 Louis Cohen, 1898 9Th aV,
July 20, 1905, atty. Geo A Steinmullor
9Th Az, n Q cor 3lst st, 2Ox6O-Wm Il II
Martin to Jno Noouan, arc w lO7th
IT, March I, 1909; attys Fletcher McC
list ST. l35 Emma II Ellsworth to
Resale Il Romsyn, gao North St But
falo, y Y, Dec 20, 1917; attys, Middle
brook & d. 4S Cedar st...,.... 81, 900
18TH ST q. 200 " Amsterdam Hy, Xix
IO2 2-Geo u and Edna NJ Wagner to
Walter r Wagner, 60 W lg5th st. July
-, 1914; nttys, Wesleyan & Kraus. 81
HESTER ST 8l--Beckie Lacov, Sci Ken
more pl, to Miriam buchanan. admN
Stunislaus Tuckman, ARR 18Th av,
brooklyn, Jan 90 1914; atty, S y Tuck
man, 34O dWay ,.....,.....,.,... 1850
SAME PROPERTY-Sam to same, Feb
10, 1915 atty, same. ..-..........tl,OOO
GATH ST, SO E-Eliz r Delahcld. Plain
field, \ ], to Richard Delahed, 40 w
Actin st. Jan TO- 1915; atty. Louis +
Doyle, III BWuy ,..,..,........,All II, 900
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SALES IN nROOKLNN.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Charles D'Anna a two story one family
dwelling at s74S Fifteenth avenue, on a
lot 2Ox96. Michael Giardina was the
broker in tho transaction.
b. J. Sforza, sold for Jacob Hoff-
mann to Joseph Mazeo, for occupancy.
the two family cottage. on plot 36x10O,
at 1414 Seventy-fifth street
Meister Builders, Inc. resold the cot
tage at 2434 Eighty-hfth street, 3Ox1OO.
Berlowitz & Caine resold for Benja-
min Fenster 400 Kosclusko street, an
eight family apartment building.
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OPERATORS BUY LAKEVIEw.

The Lakeview. a six story elevator
apartment house at 35 to 43 Cathedral
Parkway G10th street,, was bought by
the Morgenstern Bros syndicate from
the Scheer-Ginsberg Realty and Con-
struction Company. The building occu-
pies a plot 15ox100 and is few hun
dred few east of Lenox avenue. II is
assessed at S260,000.
Recently the same firm OF operators
purchased from the Rosefr Realty Com
pany the three five story buildings,
housing 100 families, at 9 to % Cathe-
dral Parkway. separated from the pres
ent purchase by the home of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association, at % to So
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anoi Ottys. EismSn. L. 4 L. issS5
N, B I3S5y sssp r eaeh' 81
Johnand TO Lawyers Mort Co and Law
yers Mtg Co TO Kate Fishcl $50 Park avi
atty, Lawyers 4 * Co, 100 Bway
"sS"Ti SS'R sT cor Norfolk st-9ios
Ravitch TO Edw S Roscnthal, $50 Fort
Washington nv, and Harry Fishel TO JOS
Rayitch, 1912 Madison av; atty, Jacob
herman, $40 Bway; assn. :, -; -
18TH ST, 212 W--Lawyers Title & Trust %
to Edwin l. Adds. S5s w 42d st: ana na
%nC r address ic 40 NAY Nor; t GO to
Bowery saw Bank. l2S Bowery: ADDRESS aoc
12iss1r sT' lis E-james 4 Trrow6ridso to
title Guar & Trust co, l76 Bway. $4,000
23D ST. 12l E-Granicks Buffet bunc n,
Inc, to VIM Granick, 800 II l79th st.;
attys. Greenberg l., Ss Park Row '. -. 81
Eliz b Ford, SIC Lafayette av, Brooklyn;
attys, Greenberg y L. 3S Park ROW -. u
BROADWAY. 427-42s-Edw IL X Green
indivd and trustee, to Windham Realize.
ton Co. III Bway; attys, Aexander "a q
saD ST, i sac W&Naihain NJ Elssnbefg to
I'd AV, l577-Abr Cohen to Herman
Goldfarb. 1890 Prospect av. Bronx ~
WEST END AV, AGILE. Black to Sarah
Kern, 52 L 6lst st; atty, Abr stern "a Sd
Nassau st....s. zoe. ........s f''VN'
Bronx.
WALTON Az W ., 1892 1s1st st, -xioO
X-x102,0; also plot begins "a Wal J.
ton av and 100 W 1S1st st. 3l0x55. 10 ;
also Walton ev. at land bet land
formerly Archer and land formerly
Chrystie, y; also white Plains I'd,
3. 20 s 2S7th st, 4s.11x1OO; also Tie
bout Rv, 5 s. 200 n e Clark st, as IN
1856, 5ox1sGx--x5o7x also lots 253
and 254, map JOS Husson, at Clason $
Pt; also Buchanan pl, n =, 175 Grand
ev. 2jNl0o--Antonla Hegeman, gdn. to
Henry Bartels. 1910 Stebbns av; attys
Wesselman Il X, 80 Liberty st ave
WHITE PLAINS RID. W $. - 237th s.,
as l1N1OO-Henry Bartels TO Jos Hege-
man, 1910 Stebbins av; sttys, Vessel
man X, % Liberty a............... :; 81
WISE AN, q cor 1tfst st. 2JNlOO-Wnl
r Smith. sdmr, to Minnie l. Smith. 054
= 1slst st; atty, w + Smith. 90 +
14sTH ST, 535-537 E--I.ilHe b Liientha
and auo to Metropolitan Savings Bank
90 Cooper Sq; atty, Lawyers TIL. & o u
80 Av. s. 25o inst st, 25xio0LMutua
Life Co OF Wostchester Co to Susan n
Merriam OF Rye. y Y, attys Peck $
at Port Chester, y Y............$l 81, SOC
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DEAL IN SHOE DISTRICT.

The Charles F. Noyes Company sold
for the Trinity Church Corporation TO
Richard S. Elliott l04 Reade street, a
five and one-half story basement and
sub-ba sement building covering lot Cox
81. The building is in the heart OF
the shoe district and located between
Church street and West Broadway Mr.
Elliott has purchased and resold sew
eral properties through the same brok-
ers, and negotiations arc pending Tor
the resale of this Reade street property
to a prominent shoe concern. The prop
erty was valued at about $4,000.
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BARKIv BUYs THE HIGHLANDS.

The Hudson View Construction Com
pany. Henry Friedman president, has
sold to Samuel Barkln the Highlands, n
six story elevator apartment house at
the southwest corner of Fort Washing
ton avenue and 1921 street. standing on
a plot of six and a half lots. 1t was
held at sa25.000, contains Twenty-Five
rooms on floor and is fully tenanted
Morris Berman was the broker. Philip
u. Shapiro, attorney. acted for the sell
ers, and Joseph A. !Seidman represented
the purchaser.
The house was built by the sellers
about Ave years ago and is the last one
sold of eight big structures put up by
them along Fort Washington avenue or
land purchased from Harris and Mau.
rice Mandelbaum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-13

Special DespatcA 10 Tine SLY.

WAsHINGToN. March 12.--No embargo
has been placed by the Australian Gov
eminent on all other than British i'm
ports. according TO advices received to-
day by the Bureau Of Foreign and Do
nestle Commerce from A W. Ferr!n,
commercial attache at Melbourne, Aus
tralia.
The report OF such action by the Aus
tralian Government, it was said. was an
error, probably growing out of the re-
cent embargo placed on dye imports
other than those coming from Great
Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-13
BUYS ROOSEVELT BIRTHPLACE.

The Women's Roosevelt Memorial
Committee, Incorporated last January,
has purchased Col Rooseveb's birthplace
At 2S East Twentieth street and the adj
Joining house at IS East Twentieth
street. AS a tribute to the Colonels
memory tho committee plans to rebuild
tho old Roosevelt home to conform as
nearly as possible to its original lines
and to install in II historic data having
to do with the life of the great American.
The old house originally four story
brownstone structure. was reduced TO
two story restaurant building by Gus