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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-26
THE APOSTLE or FREE LOVE

shortly before her deportation
Emma Goldman, when asked as TO
who her relatives were, replied: Il
have children all over the United
States" That Is the doctrine Townley
~ having taught IN the schools of ~
-, and Ray McKaig is trying to intro
duce into Idaho and Lincoln county
How do you like itY DO you want the
women Of Lincoln county reduced to
that bcastly levole II YOU do then you
should follow Ray McKaig and his
teachings
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-26

The Buford, which has Emma Gold
with provisions TO last 500 persons
sixty days and II Is devoutiy to be
wished she goes that far Oregonian.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-26
tllstorleaI Knowledae Important.

A man ignorant of the past OF his
nation is not qualified to have any
thing 10 do with its present or future.
To work UNDERSTANDABLE we must
know what this nation of ours Is for
what is the plan and purpose.-Myron
w. Reed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-26
DO YOU Enjoy YOUR MEALsg

If you do not enjoy your meals your
digestion is faulty. Eat moderately,
especially of meats. masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours elapse
between meals and take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets Immediately after
supper and you will soon find your
meals to be real pleasure. 49,.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-12-26
Snyder Garage

ANTi.FREEzINe SOLUTIONS HAVE ALWAYS BOTHER
ALCOHOL MIXTURES STRENGTH QUICKLY
THROUGH EVAPORATION UNDER ACTION OF
THE SOUTION HE HAD IN HIS RA DIAToR.
DENCY TO FIND LEAKS WOULD SNEAK OUT OF LEAKS
CONSIDERABLE
SHORT cRcUiTNe THE IGNITION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
OUT OF TOWN DEALS.

The Scarsdale Estates sold large
plot on Parkway drive in the Green
acres section of Scarsdale, N. z, to
Mrs. Laura b. Merrill. who will soon
begin the erection of house.
Tho Robert E. Farley Organization
rented for Mrs A. v. Plunkett her resi-
dence on Forrest avenue, Rye, N. Y.
to Miss @. Cain for the summer months.
The board of trustees Of the Lakeview
Presbyterian Church. Clifton. N. j., pur-
chased two city lots at the northeast
corner OF Crooks avenue and Paxton
street, that city. and let q contract dur
Ing the coming week for $1,000 cot
tage for the new pastor, the Rev. Fran
els Berger. recently installed.
Another sale in Clifton Just recorded
was the property at SO. II and rs Centre
street and JIG Lake avenue for dwell
ings for eight families, sold by Max
L. Simon to Mr.. and Mrs. William Field
man of Passaic for $4,000.
Philip Simon of Passaic, ". j., sold
tho three story brick building with
stores. at 500. s97 and 800 Main avenue,
that city. to Adolph weinstein OF Pas
sale for $4,000. Mr.. Weinstein also
recently purchased six two family
houses in Paterson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
PLANS NEW COUNTRY
CLUB AT HARTSDALE
Thomas Healy, Resfaurafeur,
Places Cost at $3.50, 900.

A certificate of Incorporation filed
yesterday In the westchester County
Clerks ONCE indicates that under the
direction OF Thomas Healy, the New
York restaurateur, a group Of New York
ana Westchester residents are organic
ing the Hartsdale Country Club, which
when completed will be one Of the finest
IN this section of the country. The club
mouse will be erected on the property
adjoining the grounds of Mr.. Healys
May-November farm at Hartsdale, q
motor resort, and will comprise moro
than 40 acres OF the most attractive
land In Westchtster county. Mr.. Healy
Gays the project will cost at least
S750.0o0.
Plans for the club house, which will
De ntted with every modern convenience.
have been completed by William II.
Gompert OF III Madison avenue, and
the construction work on the building and
grounds will be started Immediately, as
tne incorporators are anxious for the
opening of the club early next spring.
In addition to a fine golf course, ten
mis- courts, a baseball and athletic field
VIII also be maintained. Field sports
and track events will be advocated Just
as much by the directors as the playing
OF golf and tennis.
Because Of its proximity to the metro
poiitan section Mr.. Healy expects the
CLUB to develop into a large organiza-
ton within a short time after It IL
opened. Among the members of the
hoard OF directors are Thomas Healy,
John r. Connolly. NJ. e. Kelly, Charles
ID. Willard, William A. Buckley, Rod
ney s. Jarvis. Charles v. Benton, Will
lam La Combe, George IT. washburn,
george T. Washburn, Jr., James Camp
Dell, Guy Hutchinson and George H.
Bradley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Building on Maiden Lane Sold
to Owners Of Skyscraper
Adjoining.
THE wELLSMORE LEASED
Big Apartment House Rented
to Bing & Bing for 81 Years
for 81, 100000.

The Fire Companies Building Corpo-
ration, which owns the twenty-five story
building at so Maiden lane, has pur-
chased the adjoining plottage at 30 to -
Maiden lane and and IL Cedar street.
IN order, 1t Is understood, to protect the
shyscraper's light supply and insure an
unobstructed view toward the East
River. The purchase was made through
the Charles F. Noyes Company from w.
Emlen Roosevelt OF Roosevelt Son.
who started in business many years ago
on the property just sold.
The property has been in the Roose-
Welt family for number of generations
and is valued at 100000. 1t is at pres
ent improved with a four story and
basement building on plot OF $50
square feet which Is under lease TO
Sussfeld, Lorsch & Co. The purchasing
company will probably alter the struc-
ture and rent It for office purposes after
the present lease has expired. With this
acquisition the Fire Companies Building
Corporation now controls a plot approx
mately $4,000 square feet at this point
Roosevelt &, Kobbe acted as attorneys
for the seller and James ]. Hoey, vice.
president OF the Fire Companies Build
ing Corporation, represented the buyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09

Two sales have been closed In what
has become known as The Block Beau
eful." comprising the block on Nine
teenth street, between Irving place and
Third avenue, In the Gramercy Park
section. The deals were arranged by
Richard w. Elliott, and involves the sale
Tor the Gramercy Freehold Company to
Robert Winthrop Chanler the two FIVE
story stucco houses At147 and l49 East
Nineteenth street. on a plot 44x46. ad-
Joining the Fairfax Arms apartments at
the northwest corner OF Third avenue.
The price paid by Mr. Chanler was s57,-
600. These houses were altered into
what Is the largest private studio in
the city for Mr.. Chanler about eight
years ago by the sellers.
Mr. Elliott has also sold to Mr.. Chan
Ter the adjoining Ave story stucco studio
NJ 145 East Nineteenth street. 20x75. for
$4,000 This house was rebuilt some
years ago for the occupancy of Henry
Clews. Jr. The Clews and Chanler
houses are among the most unique in
the city. and their occupants have spent
large sums OF money IN fitting them up.
Other residents on the block are Joseph
y. Thomas. Van Cortlandt Palmer,
Frederick J. Sterner. Mrs. William Astor
Chanler. George w. Buckingham and
George W. Bellows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Tho Noios Realty Corporation pur-
chased the plot, 107x1o0. at the south
east corner Of Seventy-first street and
Eighteenth avenue: also a plot, 1o0xl00
feet. on Forty-fifth street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold 2s6 Hillary
street. a two and n half story dwelling,
to a client for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold for
William J. Mulligan to a client for occu.
pancy the two story dwelling. 30xl00, at
$40 East Twelfth street, Flatbush.
The McInerny Kllnck Realty Company
has sold the two story dwelling on the
east side OF East Thirty-first street, 400
feet inches north OF Tllden avenue, fol
Anna c. Haase
NJ. l. & c. Ernst sold to Gustavo Lam
biase the three story frame detached
house 1917 East Thirty-ffth street. be-
tween Avenues II and L, Flatbush,
through the William F. Taylor Company.
The United Cigar Stores Company has
released tho entire building at 657 Fifth
avenue to Winterbauer Bros. who will
continue to run their restaurant there.
The United Cigar Stores Company has
also rented the store now occupied by
Themselves at IA Fifth avenue to Peter
Theodore Of Springfield. Mass. As soon
as the United moves to its new store at
the southwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and Nineteenth street Mr.. Theodore win
occupy the old property, with an up tC
date shoe shining and hat cleaning store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Bastine & Co.. Inc, leased apartments
at 317 West Ninety-ffth street to Mrs.
A. Noble, Charles Simoni, Mrs Lila
Ross and Miss E. A. Bloomfield.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
an apartment at 10 East Fifty NTH
street to Miss Josephine Tenant; a
furnished apartment at ll2 West Forty
seventh street to Edward Slade; apart
ments at 40 West Fifty-seventh street
TO Mrs, M. d. Howell; 1885 West Fifty
sixth street to Herbert Keen and So
Washington Square South to Nat r.
Roberts.
William A White & Sons leased 10
Astrup Mather apartment at 1873 West
Seventy-third street TO Mildred Mann
at 1873 Madison avenue and to Phillu
Comstock at II Irving place.
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Rhinelander estate to Mrs Marcella
O'Connell the four story dwelling at 20
West Forty-eight street
Goodwin & Goodwin have refined for
L. Lawrence Weber to N. Brody the
three story dwelling at 11s West 120th
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FRANKLIN AVENUE-Nehrins Bros
resold for the Denwood Realty Com
pany, B. Benenson president, 10 the
Queen Nab Company 1893 Franklin
avenue, southwest corner of l6sth
street. a FIVE story apartment house
with five stores. on a lot 25x106. 1t
was held at $4,000, and rents for
about $4,000.
WATSON AVENUE-Er!ch Tueckhardt
has bought the two family brick
dwelling at 2065 Watson avenue from
Mrs. e. Asmus through Charles H.
Balchler. The same broker sold the
two family brick house at 1888 St
Peters avenue for the estate Of c. NJ
Hitchcock to George A. Hanrahan.
WALTON AVENCE-Cahn & Pitt
man have resold to Helen May Baus
24o3 Walton avenue. a three story
brick dwelling. 1s.sxe6.
BAILEY AVENUE-Cahn 4 Plttman
have sold to Bernard Lieberman the
three story brick dwelling. 25xl0o, at
1880 Bailey avenue.
EAST 1s5TH STREET-Heller a Suss-
man, operators, cold 773 East lS6th
street five story apartment house on
plot 42xl0o for $4,000. This is the
second house sold OF two they pur-
chased two months ago from Goldfein
& Zuberman.
ST. PETER AVENUE-The estate of G.
NJ Hitchcock sold TO George A. Han
rahan l63S st. Peter avenue, a two
story dwelling.
CLAY AVENUE-Arthur Herzog bought
1857 Clay avenue, n two story dwell
Ing. c5x100. from Mary A. O'Neill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

GRAND ST. as. 9Th Av, swc 2ieth ct,
WEST END Az, W ian st. $4,000 1000
p HSl W s:x E sad Ax ,cSSR to TIE Union
1919; attys. Butcher r & F. Madison
WEST END Az. 5. $50 IAN st. sO SSS
lmlseh' So7 West End sv. April IS. 1916:
Crawford OF Br!dgehampton. l. /. April
10. 1916; atty. VIM Crawford. f t:d
WEST END Av. sii.saimnec' TO Caroline siSoVS
atty: 4 T.co, 100 BwAy. .....;s5 500
Tor to Florence g Moore, 2ss 18TH 81,
Bkiyn. Jan 6, 1914; atty, NJ Nivors
VEST END ENp Nv sos-Anna' W Gsv.xan 10
Frank NJ Tiehenor and Jos McCIisksy,
TEN s q ny H. Gstisr; Oct /, 1921
s. 1915 sttys. Hastings a Gleason, :ss
EIGHTH Avi. W 5, i.is dis, st, stsJSSOO
Cath Karach to Excellent Realty Co
277 Bway. July l, 1918; attys, Wendell
CLINTON 'TS ST. ss.Ss"GSstsv and 's'OV G
GrossmAn 10 Title Guar Trust Co, lT6
Bway, March 8. 1915; atty. T O a I GO:
10th ST. 60 iE.Thio;s ana Amelia 'GS
Mccormack to Chas Albonssi and sophie
Kress. exrs Alex lofts; atty. Lawyers
T& T Co. 100 Bway.
vERMILYEA Av, 8. 50 Academy st.
BOxiOo-T q Galard q O. tn BETTE Wise,
col W 7th at. June 90. 1919; attys, Gold
smith. c, c a W. as Wall ST. $1,000
18th ST, a6l E--Jos @ and Sallie Leikens
to Title Guar Trust Co, l76 Bway. May
10. 1911; atty. T G q + Co. l7S broad
ESSEX ST. si-Jacob H.rri. ssi e t iiStR
St to Ida Harris. 1881 Bwsy. Dec s.
1919: atty. L J jacobson. sos Grand si,
PARK 2V. sc cor 18th It. ii.'?xicc.s:s
Park Az Co to VIM NJ Bancroft, Oct 10,
1879; attys. Whsley. Walker a Hav, ~
ii2TH ST, $. $40 Park av. :5xioo.ii-
Ritz Realty Corp. 9lY-20 BwAy. to Geo
crolius. July 81, 1918; atty. Jacob NJ
schoenteld. 1913 Bway. .........,.. SIS, 900
Anna smith TO leo ! ,ar,nnnn as lin
coin st, Flushing. y Of Q. April IL. 1905:
lttys. Bailey 4 sullivan. 1855 Bwsy.t7. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
WIN POINT IN LOAN ACTION.
Brokers Are Granted RetriaI I'm
Suit to Recover Commi..ion..

A decision OF interest to builders.
brokers' and money lenders was handed
GOWN yesterday by the Appellate D!yls-
Ion OF the First Department in the suit
brought by A w. Mclaughlin & Co. of
this city against the Southern Hotel
company to collect commissions amount
ing to 1880 with interest The ruling
OF the court was in favor Of the plain
tins. p'a'''-
In their action. begun almost three
!eare ago. Mclaughlin & Co. declared
uiat they were authorized by the South
ern Hotel Company to obtain a building
and permanent loan on the hotel which
me latter company was then about TO
erect In Baltimore. The plaintiffs al
leseo that they succeeded in interesting
mortgage lender in the proposition, but
that they were never able to bring him
and the prospective borrower together.
subsequently, the complaint set forth.
the southern Hotel Company cancelled
he agreement authorizing the plaintiffs
10 secure the money. and then delIber-
ateiy concluded the loan through a broker
named Fechtig. the lender being the
same man whom the plaintiffs had inter-
ested. The trial Of the case IN the Su-
preme Court resulted in a disagreement
on the part OF the jury and Justice
Erianger dismissed the complaint on the
theory that the plaintiffs had not inter-
ested the lender in the Identical loan
which was eventually procured By the
Southern Hotel Company.
This point. however. is reversed by the
appellate Court. Justice Smith holding
that the difference between a bond issue
and Straight bond and mortgage"
'oan does not affect the plaintiffs rights
to the commission In the least The court
ordered new trial and awarded costs to
Mcl.aughlln & Co. Alexander Pfeiffer
OF the law Arm OF Lind & Pfeiffer, rep
resented A. w. Mclaughlin & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
BINGs LEASE wELLsMoRE.

Through a long term lease Bling &
Bing have again secured possession OF
the twelve story Wellsmore apartments
at the southeast corner of Broadway
and Seventy-seventh street. which they
erected in 1910. The lessee In the trans
action is Louise Livingston, to whom the
Bings sold the apartment house in 1913.
The lease, taken in the name Of the
Farnham Realty Corporation, Is for
twenty-one years with the privilege Of
two renewals for similar terms The net
yearly rental Is to be $4,000, or a total
OF $1,47O,000 for the first twenty-one
years. II the two renewals are exercised
the entire rental for the sixty-three
years will be $4,41O.000.
I The Wellsmore covers plot 106.5x
d60, and contains forty Eight large apart
ments and five stores. 1t is believed
fhat the lessees will eventually split the
apartment up into smaller suites. Stod-
dsrd & Mark acted as attorneys for the
Binga
! The wellsmore was erected from plans
by James & Leo and Is regarded as
one of the finest structures Of Its type
on the middle West Side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST EIGHTY-EIGHTH STREET
The newly formed ~ West Eighty
Eighth Street Company, with a capital
OF $4,000 directors A. F. Cross, H.
u. Pegson and Z. Rieser have pur-
chased from Annie Handy AZ West
Eighty-eighth street, four story
dwelling. 2ox1oo. between Columbus
avenue and Central Park West.
EAST hath STREET-Harry Sugar.
man sold for Caroline B. Burnhome
to a client 247 East 124th street, ad-
Joining the northwest corner Of Sec
ond avenue. five story tenement.
2ox10o, having twenty apartments.
WEST SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET-C.
Royce Hubert sold for Albert 8. Nor
row, Lucy 8: Morrow. Juliet NJ. Sea.
man and Robert l.. Morrow Sc West
Sixty-eighth street. n four story and
basement dwelling. 22x100.5, to WILL
p lam f. OConnell, who recently pur-
chased the three adjoining houses.
COLUMBUS AVENUE-Ennis & Sinnott
purchased from the Westcott estate,
through l. ]. Phillips & Co., the south
east corner of Columbus avenue and
Seventy-first street, a four-story build
ing, 20x75.5.
WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET
Joseph f. Feist g. Co. sold for Nor
ris ]. Gordon and Nathan Sharpuka
356 West Thirty-seventh street, a four
story fiat.
WHITE STREET-Robert F. Bonsall
has sold two more properties for St.
Luke's Hospital. being Al and 60
White street, held at 500. 900. The
former is a FIVE story building, with
store, on LOT 26.4x100, and the latter
a similar building on lot 23.1x1f0.s.
both between Broadway and Church
street.
EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET
E. A. Turner sold for a Mr.. Turnbull
los East Twenty-eighth street, 226x
sS.9. to the Manlick Realty Company
for alteration. This Is tho Nth house
In this neighborhood sold by Mr. Tur-
ner to the Manlick Realty Company,
which will alter II for business The
price was about $4,000.
WEST 150TH STREET-John Lurie
has sold to the Primel Realty Com
pany, Jacob Price president, repre-
sented by Abraham Leichter, attor-
ney, the three Ave story apartment
houses at 275. PSI and 2s3 West 150th
street, each on a plot 41x10O. The
property contains sixty apartments,
and rents for about $4,000 a year.
1t was held at $4,000. Louis Block
vas the broker.
WASHINGTON STREET-William A.
White & Sons sold for the owners 311
Washington street, 25x5O. adjoining
the northeast corner of Duane street.
and also 1919 Duane street, both within
the last few days. The three pieces
form a site. 4sx75. at the northea asst
corner of Washington and Duane
streets.
EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET-Daniel
Casey sold for the Kingbert Holding
Company. Inc, the four story dwell
Ing. 15x100.5. at 14s East Forty-sixth
street to Ruth A Williams
EIGHTH AVENUE-James Reilly sold
the frame building on a lot 25x100,
held at $500, at 2677 Eighth avenue,
TO Caroline w. Fairchild through
Frank X. Hewett
FAST 18TH STREET - Christian
Quicker has sold to Mary F. Cummings
the three story dwelling. on a lot COX
s9.11, at % East l27th street, between
Fifth and Madison avenues.
WEST RTY-SEVENTH STREET
Joseph F. Feist & Co. have sold for
Morris ]. Gordon and Nathan Shar-
puka the four story single fiat, 1sx
4s.5. at $50 West Thirty seventh
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
RECORDED LEASES.
NIwnh n Nfan

10TH ST. 40 w. all--wnson Marshall to
Max Goldberg. SO W 10th at. yrs from
S6 9s! Il vi MtI.iIiM Sr .s.;;: .,-IaisS
tine Schmltt TO Harry Abrahamson. ~
eth av. Bklyn. 81 yrs from July /. 1919;
atty. G Blumofc. 10. Nassau ct. So 200
MADISON Az. l7b. ed lo!t--St Regis Res
taurAnt. Inc, to Adolph Pslelas, S53 9TH
az. yrs from Sept |. 1919: atty, II Y
RothsteIn. 1900 9Th av.......,.....tg,ooo
SUFFOLK ST. $3.50 cor Brooms at cor
str and b and basement under Broome Of
side-Michael TenIer TO Samuel Har.
kAvy. sc Suffolk at, yrs from May l.
1919: atty. TankuA, IS Park RowSi go
42D ST, 2lo-2i2, Sd h-Crescent Realty Co
TO Jos Xiques. s34 18th at. West New
York. " J, from tins when lessee OBJ
tains possession 10 April so. 1921; atty,
w Foster. 80 Nassau st........t6 900
LESox Az. siS-sl. all--I.eo W vosei 10
David Jacobs Uts. eg5 W l4bth at. fro I'M
May /, 1911. to Feb rs. l92s....Slo6Oo
18TH ST, 7i-7s E. W str and Q and W
noor--Isadore n Gelier to Nathan and
Abr Flaum arm Flaum Brosl, II 70
lI2th o.. yrs from July 1, 1918; atty.
p NJ Kislnteid. All Broadway $3.50
sTH Az. sl1. nl,-Ermance RiEny. ,ftrT
70 American Hunssrisn Restaurant. 500
Columbus av yrs from May /, 1918:
atty, Jos Rubin. 500 Broadway Sc 400
SD Az. 1891. str nos- and bake shop-
Emile Lampe TO Jos E KRslin, lLpi 50
sy, yrs from May l. 1872; atty, Erich
Hermann. 1891 sd Av..,...........$ $500
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plots. with dwellings. on the west side OF
10th street, south Of Roanoke avenue,
Richmond Hill. TO r. Vivian. 8. Ford. r.
Neumann, c. Wcgmann and M. Guth.
A Wise sold four residences on the
north side OF Geranium street, west Of
Jamaica avenue. to NJ. willets, NJ. Hoxie
and c. Willets.
Louis Gold purchased corners at Sew
enth and Pierce avenues and eighth and
Pierce avenues, Long Island City.
The Buckley a Horton Company sold
30 Remington avenue. near Jerome ave-
nus, South, Jamaica, L. l., two story
and attic frame dwelling. on a plot sax
100, to L. Shinneck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
Irs rrNDENs.


STANTON ST. a a 80 Q Erssx ct, 2DxT5-..
Central Savings Bank In the City o.
N 7 ast Mary Kape ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage): atty, " Auerbach.
10th ST, 9, 800 . Broadway, 5oxeo'll
Max weissf act Albert sokoiski 81 q
faction TO forecloss nsnli atty, siesel'
Corn sieGel.
Bronx.
JEROME Av, "a, 1s1b 9 KinsseridEs I'd,
100x11f.6-William Gundlaoh ct al ngt
George H leopold OF al (partition suit;
atty, @ Koelble.
le4TH ~. o 20 o. Briggs sv. oox1 NJ,
100-Union Chemical Glassware Co. Inc.
agt Barnes Realty Co, rno faction for
specific performance Of contRaoOI sttys'
Engel Bros.
1t1sT ST. q. $50 Willis Az. 1eex1oo.
Mamie 5ticklsr VRnderpoel egt Gdwara
n o'Gorman ct al (forsolosure OF mort
gaEsl; sttys. sheermsn 4 stsriins; -.
property OF Lyman Tiffany. nod ware
Maria Michele dc Blasi agt oiovan4e
Bruni ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
atty, A WHALE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-09
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENTS.

George Darling is the purchaser OF
27b West Twelfth street. sold recently
by ]. Irving Walsh for the estate of
Elizabeth Hunt.
Norman H. Wolf bought a. West
-Seventy-flfth street, sold recently by
Slawson & Hobbs.
Joseph D. Ryan Is the purchaser OF
Isl East sixty-hrst street. sold recently
by Joseph F. Seitz.
c. Royce Hubert negotiated the recent
sale Of the dwelling Sc West Sixty
eighth street to William F. OConnell,
who subsequently resold this and ad-
Joining property to Joseph Axelrod q
Sons for an apartment improvement
c. b. J. Snyder has completed plans
for five story brick. limestone and
terra Gotta public school building, con-
tanning forty-eight classrooms, to cover
the plot, 230x2S0. on Leggett avenue,
southern boulevard and Fox street, The
Bronx. The cost is estimated at
$3.50 200.
Caspar r. Callen. for a number Of
years with Samuel II. Martin, Is now
associated with Arthur C. Hsggerstrom
at 1874 Broadway. under the firm name
OF Haggerstrom & Callen.
The III West Seventy-sIxth Street
Corporation, formed recently at Albany.
with c. Aron. w. +. Mccormack and N
Greenfield as directors Is the buyer OF
the dwelling at that address. sold last
week by Emanuel f. Amador.
William Prayer was interested as ma TT
owner with the Broadway-John street
Corporation In the sale TO Francis f..
Fitch, Inc. Of 102 and Io4 Water street.
running through to 1876 to l3S Pearl
street.
Bryan L. Kennedy will offer at auc-
ton to-day at IL vesey street. four
and half acres improved with a sixteen
room dwelling and outbuildings at the
southwest corner OF VOLTS lane and
Secor place. Pelham. Westchester
county.