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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
ENGLISH DYES FIND
GOOD MARKET HERE
Shipments Increase Steadily
as Importations From
Japan Stop.

That manufacturers Of dyes in Eng
land are endeavoring to establish their
products in the American market is in
dicated by statements Of customs on
cials here yesterday to the effect that
shipments from that country. while in
small quantities, are increasing stead
lily.
Some time ago samples were sent here
from the British manufacturers, II was
said. with view to ascertaining the de-
mand OF these oolors. and Judging from
the steady imports since then the use
Of English dyes IL Increasing in this
country.
Large quantities Of Japanese colors
were imported here several weeks ago,
but recently these imports stopped, 80
that with the exception OF tho English
dyes the only foreign colors coming TO
this country are from Switzerland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
STETTINIUS SELLS
STATEN ISLAND HOME
Disposes of Estate at DonSan
HiIIs; NeD Brighton Lease.

The Cruiishank Company sold for
Edward r Stettinius of J. p. Morgan
& Co.. his former home at Donsan Hills,
Staten Island. The property consists Of
about fifteen acres Of land overlooking
the Richmond County Country Club and
golf course. together with an attractive
residence and outbuildings. The pur-
chasers are Russell II. Loines, Henry c.
Fuller and William Boyd, who will re-
model the building and use Il for a
boarding and day school for girls.
Moffat a Schwab leased the largo
house at 827 Westervelt avenue. New
Brighton, to Albert johnson for Mira
Margaret A Van Derzee Of Philadel-
phis. They recently sold Mr.. Johnson's
homo to Donald L. Harper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
Business Troubles.


MARY J REGINA DIPLOMA voluntary
petition OF Mary J, Regina Dillon of New
Rochelle shows liabilities OF $3.50 and
assets Of 50. $50. The three largest cred
ltors are Bronx Borough Bank, 40 Ire
mont avenue. $3.50, Kittis L. Pau,
Stamford. Conn, t723s, and Susie Nor
man, Mount Vernon, y. Y, E,aio.
Gregory Dillon Of New Rochelle Is the
attorney.
MICHAEL l. LENDOwsKY--A voluntary
petition of Michael l.. LendoHsky Of
RockiAnd, y. W shows liabilities Of
ss.bl2 and assets OF 1854, The three
largest creditors are d. Fullerton & Co.
Paterson, y. j., 1,Si5; Michael Krol.
sunern. N. Y, 1880. and John Lendow-
sky. HaEelton, Pa, $3.50. Frank Comcsky
OF Nyack, y. =, is the attorney,
GEORGE j SHAND---A voluntary petition
OF George J. Shand. ll5i virginia avenue,
Tho bronx. SHOWS l!Rbil les OF ~. -
AMIR assets OF t2.I6l. The three largest
creditors are church h. Gates, l52d
street and East River, 1886; George
Haia Manufacturing Company, s8b
Rider avenue. 3l.3ss and II Hermann
Lumber Company, ssS Brooms street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles r. Noyes Company leased Of
fees In the Lorsch Building, s5-s7
Maiden lane, to Weiner a Oppenheimer |.
IN the Frankie Building, As John street
to Charles J. Kirby. Jr. a portion of the
eighth floor Of 20 Pine street to Eugene
Morgan Hawkins a portion of the tenth
floor of 81 and 20 Pine street to Jean
Batbie; for the Jacob Rupert Realty
Corporation a portion OF the twentieth
floor in the Madison Square Building, Is
East Twenty-sixth street, to z. NJ Ser
geant q Co, and space on the nineteenth
floor TO Murray C. Rowenthal; in the
Masonic BuildipYs. II we' Twenty
third street, 70 tnternatioSsf Trimming
Company. to Alex. Weiss & Co, and TO
Henry v. A. Parsell. and for Joseph
Fahys & Co. portion OF the seventh
floor In the Alvin Building. 373 Fifth
avenue, to Harrison De Paes Monumen-
tai Company.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased FOR
Horace s. Ely & Co. the northerly half
of the seventh floor in the Craftsman
Building. East Thirty-eiBhth street, 70
e. C. Knoeppel 4 Co.. and offices in SO
East Forty -eecond street to the Moore
Filter Company. America-Euro7 Ex-
change Corporation and the Bath Port
land Cement Company.
NJ a L. Hess, Inc, leased the nth
floor at 24S to s47 West seventeenth
street, running through 70 and including
2S2 and 234 West Eighteenth street,
containing 10000 square feet, to s. w,
Tager & Co.
Manheimer Bros. Inc. leased for the
Mutual Real Estate Company a store
in the building 42-i4 New street to
Scholom a Pitchon. t'
White-Goodman leased the tenth LOFT,
10 1000 feet. In 12S7-123s Broadway Ia
the Herzog Cloak and Suit Company
second loft In 1s6-1s7 Canal street. to
the Up-to-Date Printing Company sec
ond loft in iiG East Eighteenth street
to Schattner Bros. top loft In 20 West
Fifteenth street to the Well Made Cloak
and Suit Company; hrst loft to Alice
Corse In 81 East Eighth street. and tc
the Standard Trucking Company space
In lbs-lso West TweEty-sixth street.
The Kenmare Auto Company, Inc
II Kenmare street. leased It's tve-story
garage TO Philip oindofr and Leopold
Ranzenhoffer for twenty years at ar
aggregate rental OF 100000. d. Ka.
waller was the broker
The ~, Rosenthai Company leased
FOR N. a J.. Hese. agents the eleventh
icor In isi-l6b West Tnirtieth street q
q T. 0AiaEs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
STRING OF DEALS ON HEIGHTS.

In a series of deals Joseph Shenk.
president OF the College Holding Com
pany. picked up $1.boo.ooo worth Of
apartment house properties. Tho big
eest of his deals involved Haven Court,
A six story elevator apartment, 100x150.
at the northwest corner OF Broadway
and 1s0th street, which he purchased
through weinstein & Dekes from Donald
Robertson, who valued the property at
1925, 900. It contains sixty apartments
fully rented at $4,000 q year.
From the Trebling Construction Realty
Company Mr.. Shenk bought the Garland,
. six story elevator apartment, covering
about six lots at the northeast corner
OF St Nicholas avenue and 1s9th street.
extending to Edgecombe avenue, con-
tanning ninety-thres apartments II
rents for $4,000 and was held at $780,
900. Charles Brady and David vogel
vera the bf6Eers rs. -
Mr.. shenk bought from the Bavarian
Realty Company. Charles M. Rosen-
thai president. the Onondaea, 4 six story
elevator apartment at the southeast
corner OF Riverside Drive and 1891
street through Joseph Harrison. II con,
tains thirty-six apartments renting fol
5000 and was held at S326.0o0.
Another purchase by Shenk wal
made from the lombard Realty Com.
pany through Joseph Harrison involving
tho six story elevator apartment. 1oox10o
At tho southwest corner OF Amsterdam
avenue and 18th street. This property
rents for $4,000 and was held at $780,
900.
Mr.. shenk also purchased from tn,
lombard Realty Company the Bolton
occupying the block front on Amster
dam avenue. 10th and 177th streets
sale OF which was recently reported. ant
the four ak story apartments. 7bx1o0, a
500 to 500 West 1890 street. held a
$4,000. through b. Harris and Stein
man q Steinman. from Edward II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
COMPANY SELLS RoCHAMBEAu.

Tho Mason Realty Company MAX n.
Natanson) sold to the H. W. c. Realty
Company (tI. w. c. Gennerich) the SIX
story apartment house at 312 Manhattan
avenue, northeast corner OF 11sth street,
known as tho Rochambeau. The Mason
company bought this house only ak weeks
ago from Gustus C.. Walker through
Messrs Shaw & Ebbitt. II occupies a
plot 10ox100, rents for $4,000 q year
and was held at $4,000.
The Mason Realty Company has also
resold TO the Bedford Realty Company
a471 and 2473 Davidson avenue, two i've
story new law walkup apartment houses,
on plot 125x100. The property was fully
rented at $4,000. and was hold at $685.
900. Messrs. Lsitner, Bremen q Starr
were the brokern In the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
Vogue for Cotton Dresses.

Because OF tho popularity OF cotton
dresses. such AZ ginghams, calicoes and
organdies, at the Southern resorts this
winter manufacturers here predict that
garments OF those types will be fea-
ture Of the selling here when the season
arrives.
Many buyers are said to be placing
generous orders for navy and other dark
shades, along with the light colored
dresses. the predominating feature OF
the styles being the general use OF pleat-
ings and frillings in the trimmings.
Some houses are reverting to the win
ter styles in making up some of their
models OF heavier materials, these being
shown in box coat effects with white
yestee and embroidery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
REAL ESTATE JoTTINos,

Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton. Paul L. Hammond president. has
been formed to deal in North Shore,
Long Island. properties, with Offices at
~ Pine street and Syoeset, l. I.
The General Laws Committee of the
Assembly. w. Z. Yolker of Brooklyn
chairman. has reported favorably upon
the Torrens law amendments advocated
b. the Torrens Title League, putting the
county back OF the ASSURANCE fund and
making examinations Of title exclusively
official
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
Raw SILK Market,

Reports received in the local raw silk
market yesterday were to the eject
that Sinshui No. has been sold at 1890
yen in Yokohama and that the market Is
firm and tending upward. Kansai No, /
has sold for 400 yen and is tending
upward also
Prices here on japanese grades re-
main as they have been Tor the last few
days. The Shanghai market is weaker,
II is reported. and prices are quoted
down 10 cents Canton is from r to 10
cents down. and Tussahs are 10 cents
lower. Italian grades are held for pro-
hibitive prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.


nth 81, ., 40 . Lenox av, 1s.sxssii-,
James Harper ct al agt Sarah Kilt et al
tforecfosure OF mtg); attys. Alexander
slD ST. . ., 500 . Amsterdam sy. ,s.io,.,
Isaac Gottlieb aEt Morris NJ Fichter
ct al foreclosure of mtg); atty, L. Ro-
18TH ST, n g, 2a6 Broadway. 100
x10o.l, and 10Th NJ. 20S w-Mary l.
Pillar agt Edward Healey ct al (psru-
tionD: atty. l. o Van Doren.
PARCEL A. beginning at a point on the
e Throggs Neck road, leading from
Fort Schuyler to westchester village
at n W cor land Frederick Havemeyer
W. Eastohester Bay at common high
water mark. where boundary line bet
the upiands owned by George b Brown
aad part Of a strip OF land known as
THE Undivided Land" OF Robert
Turnbull and others, x, parcel con-
tanning 7.l17 acres: parcel C. beginning
at point in common high water line
OF the Long Island Sound at n ne cor
parcel A, W along land OF George d
Brown. 24ox797x irreg; parcel d. begin
ming at west shore OF Eastchester Bay
at high water mark where boundary line
bet the upland formerly owned by ROB
ert Turnbull and others and George
r Brown intersects same 979bxi6sx irreg
Columbia Trust Co agt Estates Devel-
opment Co ct al foreclosure of mort
gago): attys, Davies. Auerbach Cor
nall
LOTS l45. l4e. 1l7 and I4s, map OF prop
erty situated at woodlawn Heights, 2ith
ward-Bernard 10th REt william J
Brennan ct al foreclosure of mort
gAge): attys. Bennett Sicher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
OUT OF TOWN TRANsAcTroNs.

5carsdais Estates Organisation, r e
Farley president. sold to Robert Upter-
groff OF New York city the Cecil Mentally
house at Greenscres, Scarsdala.
g. p. Hutchins sold through James d.
MoCann his residence on Walnut road.
Larchmont, to Mrs. Dayton Edwards
Herrick Of New York city. The prop
erty was valued at $4,000.
The Lewis H. May Co. resold for Fred
erick Brown 81 Kensinston Gardens, Far
Rocksway, L. L, to Louis Davia for o.
cupency.
Tho L'ime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn
sold to the Stoneleigh Realty Corpora.
ton fifteen lots in Block Of the Queens
Court Realty Company at jamaica
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SEvENTY-NINTH STREET.
Slawson 4 Hobbs sold for Mary q.
Deane 13s West Seventy ninth street,
q four story basement dwelling, ASK
100. held at $4,000. The buyer will
alter the house into small suites of
two rooms and bath each.
WEST EIGHTY-SIxTH STREET
Slswson & Hobbs sold for the estate
Of Laura Davies the four story
dwelling. 6ox1oo. at 1os West Eighty
sixth street to Daniel b. Freedman.
WEST SEvENTY-EIGHTH STREET
Pease Gilman sold for Edmund II.
Chatillon the residence at 217 West
Seventy eighth street to q physician
for occupancy. Tho house 10 on a plot
2Ixl00 and assessed by tho city at
sf4.5o0
WEST FTFTY-sEcoND STREET -
Prof Joseph Rohrer sold to Miss
Mabel Bishop the i've story residence,
on lot 2ox1oo.5. at Sc West Fifty
second street. on Columbia College
leasehold. Two years ago Il was re-
ported that @. NJ. Heckscher had
bought a twenty-one year lease of tho
lot Miss Bishop will occupy the
property.
EAST SEVENTY FIRST STREET -
Peter A & Martin Labor sold for
Charles A. Winter ct al. to Richard
r. Costello the four story dwelling at
1922 East Seventy-frst street.
CANAL STREET-Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company sold for
the Ronalds Trust the building at $50
Canal street
ELDRIDGE STREET-rhe Lawyers
Mortgage Company sold the Ave story
tenement at 1877 Eldridge street, 25x
100, to an italian investor, a client of
Charles r. Faruolo.
EAST FIFTY SECOND STREFcr-The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, al
trustee, sold 249 East Fifty second
street, a four story fiat, on a lot 25x
1908. The buyer will alter the prop
erty extensively and hold It for IN
vestment
EAST 124TH STREET-Mrs. L. Ida
Bedell sold tho three story dwelling
owned by her for forty years at "a
East Hath street to Morris Baei
through George w. Brettell
WEST 173D STREET--Frederick Brown
sold to the II. & d. Realty Company
sos West 1880 street. I'VE stor,
twenty family nat, B0xl00. valued al
So 900.
WESr I48D sr1AET-Tnf saac Low
enfield Realty Corporation, Isaac Low
enfield president. bought from a ellen,
OF L. J. Greenberger the six story new
law apartment at 126 and 1928 Yves
14Sd street, on a plot 4l.8xl0O. Tn,
holding price was $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
Clearing House for Clothiers.

The joint committee representing the
National Association of Clothiers and
the American Association of woollen
and Worsted Manufacturers has APP
proved of the plans for the establish
ment of a clearing house for woollens
In the mems clothing industry. to be
known as the Cloth and Garment Manu-
facturers Woollen Adjustment Bureau.
The purpose of the bureau 10 to pre-
vent the rejection Of goods on technical
grounds by the manufacturers and to
stop unfair practices on the part OF the
producers OF woollens and worsted fab
RIGA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
LOFT BUILDING IN TRADE.

Harris q Maurice Mandelbaum pur-
chased from Bernard Karsch, vice.
president Of the Franklin Savings Bank.
the nve story loft and store building at
500 to sos West Fifty-third street. adj
Joining the southwest corner of Eighth
avenue. on plot b3.4x1o0.
Besides large amount Of cash the
purchasers gave the ave story building
with stores at as West Thirty-seventh
street, on lot 3Sx1o0. Mr.. Karsch. who
10 large holder OF realty in that Sec
ton. will alter the latter and hold II
az an investment Martin Solomon was
the broker. Stoddard 4 Mark. attorneys.
acted for the Messrs. Mandelbaum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
DEAL ON 18TH STREET,

He'll q Stern sold for the estate OF
Bernard R1ingenstein the three Ave story
apartment houses at sos and sos, GIL
and SIS and SIS and GIT West 175th
street, size 43sx10o each. The three
houses were held at s1e5.o00. The pur-
chaser In q client Of Shaw q Ebbitt
The K1ingenstein estate was represented
by M. 8. & /. 8. Isaacs as attorneys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
LAT Ia NESEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Dav.

BY Joseph p. Dav.
PLOT looxiOo on the n g lssth at. 50 W
Walton av; also plot, 22Sxs9 on
walton av. 1876 n lasth st; also block
bounded bv lssth and ltOth SITS a d
Walton and Mott avs; two and three sly
brick buildings are on the 1ssth at front;
TO william Walsh ....,...... SSib, 900
18TH ST 5 w, ., 1tt9 W Central Park
W, 2sxl0?s, I ety dwlS--Newburgh saw
ings Bank agt NJ Il Scofeld ct all due,
s3s.1s6t5; taxes, &C. $685.; readvertised
for March 6.
By Henry Brady.
1ST Az 1913, s. l25.s n 9lst st, 25Isi.
s sty tint and stores--I. Solch ct al agt
Roel Realty Corp ct al: due $40, O27.s0;
taxes &o. 1900: to the plaintiff. sax
lat 32lO THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
FREMONT AV. 1T7+-l7T6 L, cor 81
Lawrence av. bb.tx1l2.6K50xl36.4-Am
Orth agt Eliza l. Kronemeyer ct al; due,
ro,s8l+o: taxes, $4,000; TO the plain.
tin. .... ...,....,....,.....s, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease a Gilman leased for Mrs. ].
Langdon ErvinE to William c. Breed
the four story dwelling at 6S East
Eightieth street apartments in s76 Park
avenue to Henry II. Ward In 129 East
Blxty-ninth street to r. N Stone for the
Brixton Holding Company; In as West
Seventy street for Mrs NJ. J. Bag
alley to Robert b. Esselstyn; In a55
West End avenue for Samuel A. Herxok
to w. s. Gill. and in 400 West Ind
avenue for Mrs. q. Leve to Eugene
Lubovitch.
The Houghton Company leased with
william A. White & Sons the four story
dwelling at 800 West Seventy third
street, opposite Schwab's mansion, to
Louis Seidman.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for the
estate OF Lizzie Campbell TO r. HerxoS
the three story dwelling at 8 West 18th
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
BEDlEgllL BUILDING
BOUGHT BY TENANTS
Cloak and Suit Company Takes
Over IS Story Structure
Opposite Waldorf.
ASSESSED AT S1,15O,OOO
Merchants Building Sold;
Shenk Buys Apartments
Worth $1,5O0,O00.

Those experts who predicted eherp
rally a. Q sequel to Mondays lull wore
not disappointed by the results Of yes
tsrday's trading, for the volume Of bust
cess and the Importance Of many OF the
transactions gave every evidence that
the market had caught is second wind
and had begun an upward climb which
bids fair 70 carry Il 70 an altitude
higher than anything touched 30 far.
Lawrence Gilman of Peass q Elliman
anticipates q record breaking week and
his optimism In shared by other big real
estate men whose activities are lending
motive power to the boom
Tho leading transactions yesterday In
ciuded the sale Of the Bedell Building ut
10 West Thirty-fourth street, assessed
BY the city at s1.15o.ooo; the Merchants
Building, opposite the Produce Exchange
and a number OF valuable apartment
properties. One concern alons-ths Col
lege Holding Company-acquired sl,boo,-
600 worth of multifamily houses In the
course OF the day.
Ino beuelt buiioiHS was eNoh
by the Bedell Company, dealers In cloaks
and suits, who have occupied the struc-
ture for the past several years the
purchase was made through the Ormonde
Realty Company. OF which Alfred M
Bedell, head Of the Bedell Company, In
president. The building IL modern
thirteen story stone front structure. OPP
posite the wsldorf-Astoria- 1t was sold
10 the Bedell Company by the estate OK
Or. Alfred L. Loomis, who originally &C
auired tho property as site Tor his
home. It Is said that no other convey.
ance Of the properly has been made In
ffty wears. The Bedell Company oc-
uupied the building under lease from
Revillon Freres. the former tenants
The structure has n frontage OF 20
eeet on Thirty-fourth street and extends
back 200 feet through the block TO
Thirty-ffth street. where It has 'front.'
age OF 40 feet
Clark T. Chambers and T. W. Rourke
were the brokers In the Transaction, ana
Winthrop ana Stimson and Stetson. Jen-
nings and Russell represented the Loomis
estate as attorneys. Adolph and Henry
Block acted for the Bedell company In
legal capacity.
The lease purchased by the Bedell
company from Revillon Freres in 1914
involved $1,000, 900 in rentals and has
until 1875 to run, but the present occu-
pants having spent q great deal OF
money in hitting up the building into an
ideal home for their business. were anI-
ious to protect themselves against the
consequences OF . possible sale to other
purchasers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.


FORDHAM RoAD-Ennis 4 sinnott re-
sold the vacant plot, 130x107, at the
northeast corner Of Fordham road and
Valentine avenue. to Daniel J. GrifSen,
member Of the law Arm Of Kendall
q Hersoe. Leitner. Bremen 4 Starr
were the brokers'
BOSTON ROAD-Samuel Cowsn sold for
the Crotona Realty Company the five
story apartment, with stores, at 1866
and 1858 Boston road to an investor.
STEBBINs AvBNUE-IAac Hyman
bought s4l stebbins avenue, a i've
story house with four stores, 67x140,
held at $4,000.
ARYANT Observation-Disclosures Seikin
sold for the Allenby Corporation
tPhilip wattsnberg) 1o<5 Bryant ave-
nue.. a five story twenty family apart
mont, on plot 4ox1oo.
EAST 18TH STREET The False
Realty Company sold the four story
double fiat, f7xs0, at al EAST lssth
street to ]. vietoclar. Paul Weber
was the broker.
CROTONA AVENUE-Frank Gems q
Co.. Inc, bought the two five story
apartment houses on plot sox1os feet
Mt 1879 to 1883 Crotona avenue, held
at $4,000, from Norris Fein.
FOX STREET-D. II. Jackson BOUGHT
from Catherine Roche the five story
apartment house at 6<7 Fox street, on
q plot 76x134x irregular. held at $50,
900. Leitner. Brener a Starr were the
brokers'
UNIVERSITY AVENUE Mon.
fried bought from Daniel S. Grimm
the southwest corner Of Universal,
avenue and ls5th street. a fve story
apartment house, 100xl04. held a,
sl65.000. Leitner, Bremen 4 Starr
were the brokers.
POPHAM AvENUE-Frederick Brown
sold to the Benenson Realty Compan,
the northwest corner of Popham anc
Montgomery avenues. a I'VE story
twenty family apartment, s2x1ls
held at $4,000.
EAST 10th sTREET-wnliamso 4
Bryan sold for George Sanford ant
Z. X. Van Wrinkle, trustees, the iv,
story apartment. 3sx1o0. at sos Eas
l+0th street, hold at SsS. 900.
BRONXDAI.E AvENUE-wiliiam Pet
ers & Co. sold for client the two famil,
house. 1869 Bronxdals avenue, 25l
100. TO Frank de Nisla.
LINTON AvENUE-Zimmer a Resnicl
sold the three story two family hous.
at 1905 linton avenue, on lot 20xlO0
held at $4,000, to Nathan Yulosky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
LENox HALL IN CASH RESALE.

II. 9. Feidstein resold In cash trans
action Lenox Hall. the six story elevator
apartment house. on plot so.6x10o. at
the northwest corner of Lenox avenue
and 112th street, to Isidor thinner and
Samuel Resnick. The property returns
an annual rental Of $4,000, and was
valued at ta7S. 900. Max Sohwartx and
Alexander Selkin were the brokers and
Frank Locker represented the pur-
chassrs Mr.. Feldstein acquired the
property week ago from the Mason
Realty Company (Max N. Natanson).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
New French Gowns
to Shock Reformers

A MERICANS who have viewed
~ with alarm the exaggerated
decoiietage worn in Paris re-
Gently will really have something in-
teresting to talk about when tho new
French evening gowns make their
appearance there. buyers returning
from the French style centre report.
Some of the new models displayed
In collections of prominent couturieres
are said to be the utmost In extrem-
ity, many being made In a series OK
Vs-Vs for the back, VS. under the
arms and We in front. all generous In
cut, while the backs OF others are cut
square to the waist line or are ellip-
teal to that point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
BUYERS OF BIo APARTMENT.

Mayer q Mayer. Inc, jerome c. Mayer
president. are the buyers of the twelve
story apartment house at the northeast
corner Of Park avenue and Eighty-sec-
ond street recently sold by John c.
Randolph through Mark Rafalsky q Co.
The structure fronts 14o feet on Park
avenue and 100 feet on Eighty second
street. Tho purchaser was represented
by weschler. Kohn q Roeder a. attor-
neyG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Meister Builders, Ino.. sold the SOUTH
west cornsn of Twenty-f,rst avenue and
EiEhty-forth street. four story
apartment house. on a plot 4ox100, ac-
commodating sixteen families with q
rent list OF $1,000 q year. This prop
erty was held at $4,000.
The Clinton Trading Corporation Of
Brooklyn sold to the Corso Realty Com
pany. Ino. OF Bath Beach the one TAM
lily dwelling at 1889 Bath avenue, on .
plot 1s.4x100.