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New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Demand for Suburban
Lots No Longer in Doubt
Long Beach Sale One of the
Most Successful Ever Held
bv JoseDh p. Dav

Some Of the buyers at the auction
sale OF Long Beach lots. held on Satur-
day, have already announced their in
tentior to build immed ;ateiy. The
sale comprised in all ,O35 lots which
were sold for sS13.o25, an average Of
s7o5 a lot The sale will undouht-
ediy be referred to as the most sue
cessfu auction offering of suburban
property conducted by Joseph p. Day
. More than, 1900 persons dcfied the
elements and went by rail and motor
to Long Islands popular ocean resort
TO purchase one or more of the lots.
The bidding was rapid throughout
the sale, single lots beng offered WITH
the privilege of taking others adioin-
ing at the highest bid Blocks of five
ten and more lots were taken by sue
cessful bidders
Felix Isman, the well-known oper-
ator, was large buyer of boardwalk
lots, tor which the bidding was un-
usually spirited. Mr.. Isman after con-
siderable competition obtained twelve
iots comprising the tennis courts on
the boardwalk between the Nassau
Hotel and the Castles by the Sea. in
Guiding large 27 foot corner plot, for
total of S54.275, an average of over
$500 lot The three lots adjoining
Mr. lsman's purchase were sold to
l.. Wolff for S6,70O each. Mr. Wolff
refused profit of $4,000 on his pur-
chase Immediately after the sale.
John j. Lannin, proprietor Of the
Garden City Hotel, purchased nine
boardwalk lots between Monroe and
Lincoln Boulevard for s45 5000, .an
average Of $4,000 a lot
Three boardwalk lots in the block
adjoining were sold for $500 each to
Max A. Witt. One boardwalk lot ad-
Joining the bathing pavilion was sold
for S7,400 to J. Mclaughlin. Ten lots
on Beech Street, two blocks south of
the Nassau Hotel, were purchased by
J. /. Bernitz for $4,000. Mr.. Bernitz
also purchased thirty inside lots on
other boulevards and says that it is
ms intention to Immediately improve
the lots with buildings.
~ Among the otncr buyers we're: David
Kaplan, Sunset Bungalow Company,
James H. Griffith, jr., Josephine l.
Newman, James H. Dayton, B. Frankel.
William II. White. Alfred Cam, Jose
phine Marx, j. Fitzgerald, John !.
Kinney, J. Foss, F. C. Martin, Fidinarsh
lngraham, Louis Green, Rebecca
Schindler, Max Mayer. A. Harris. L.
Wolff. |. Hirschfield, Chas c.. Clark,
J. {. Wagner, George F. Dobson, NJ. x.
McHale, J. Hollanddravy, Dorothy
Wolff, Isaac Bissen, Margaret Kelleher,
X Dung, Antoinette Fiske. Marie
Davis, II. Zimmerman, John A. Nc
Quinn, George Stirling, Estelle Rosen-
berg, Julius Taub, Herman Cohen. D
B. Eklechn, Edward G. Girvin, Mrs. r.
A. Cohen, Morrison T. Nankins, Chas
r. Gracin, Robert A. Inch, Thomas
Flynn and Mrs. f. Ludlow.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Shipping Board Offers St.
Helena to Highest Bidder
Government to Sell Picturesuue
Little Shipbuilding
Village

st. Helena, in Baltimore County
Nd, is TO he sold and the housing di-
vision of the United States Shipping
Board Emergency Fleet Corporation is
asking for bids
This picturesque little shinbuildng
village is made up of 296 residences, a
cafeteria building and a power house
1t is on the Sparrow's Point branch of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. the wester-
ly frontage of the property being with
in few feet of the ST. Helena station,
and also is on the high speed electric
line between Baltimore and the Bay
Shore Terminal. It is ten minutes ride
from the Sparrow's Point shipyard of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
ton
Parcel "a" consists of approximately
51e acres, exclusive of the streets and
alleys. In it are the 296 houses, each
having four rooms and a bath. The
houses have two stories and attic built
of stucco on metal lath, on concrete
foundations and with slate roofs They
are equipped with electric lights. gas,
maple floors and stairs, front porches,
shades and screens. Lots vary in depth
from 90 to $50 feet Three vacant lots
are included in the tract.
Streets of the town are paved and
have concrete sidewalks There are at
tractive lawns and shade trees. The
streets are lightd with 100 O-candlepower
incandescent lights, placed at street in
tersections and intervening points A
complete sewer system has been in
stalled. Parcel "B" consists of ap-
proxmately $4,000 square feet. upon
which have been built the cafeteria
and power house.
Sealed bids. in accordance with terms
set forth in proposal forms. with with sepae "a
rate prices for either or both parcels
will be received at the United States
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, Housing Division, 140 North
Broad Street, Philadelphia, and will be
opened on Monday. August 4. 1919, at
II a. m. Bids must be accompanied by
certified check Of bidder for 5 per cent
of offered price.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
BUYERS Coming

ATLANTA, Ca Beichanan: Mrs E. NJ
Beichanan, millinery; Pennsylvania ex-
pected July 90.
CHICAGC-Lederer Bros & Co. william
D. Ledercr. dress goods wooliens; Bit
more. expected July 22.
M!rWAU UkEE-Gimhel Bros: Mis-.
Long enkamp, skirts. Broadway and Thirty
second Street. expected July 22
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio-The Edward
Wren Co; NJ F. Tucker. coats, suits. etc;
n iss Margaret ORrien. assistant buyer:
Miss Levcrrter. arts and draper!es M
shaw, silks, dress goods. Mr.. Strine. laaiss'
shoes. Mr. Dowiing. toilet goods. gloves
j,ewelry, necNwear. Iases. handkcrehicfs:
Miss Oelschlagh her. notions. Mr Burns
hoslery; 3Sa Fourth Avenue expected
VICTORIA. p. C-Mallek's. II. J Nal
lex. M sses coats suits. dresses Skirts.
Pennsylvania; expected July 25. 1919
WASHINGTON. D. c. Woodward A.
Lothrop Miss J. steagau bathing suits
waists. furs; S34 Fourth Avenue. expected
WASHINGTON. D. C. - Woodward 4
Lothrop; +. n. Mack. white goods. do
nnessics' 3S4 Fourth Avenue. expected July
wAsFIEGToN. D. C Woodward 6.
Lotnrop; Miss F.. McGill. laces. 3s4 Fourth
Avenue. expected July ~.
YORK. S C--NcConne1 D. G. Co W
NJ Mcconnell. dresses. coats SUITS and
goods for bargain basement A berdce;,
expected July "a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Satisfied Mortgages
NFoub o<<,r

Cd AV, g, 1911 112th ct. 25x75: Ezra
and Frances Solomon to Hannah Silber-
stein and Jeanette Flam: atty NJ Sulz-
berger 3S Park row: July II. 1913 So 900
1o4TH ST, E. 100 I'd av, l68x!0O 10 !;
Osias and Annie Kestenbaum to Fischel
Wentworth. % E 105th st; satisfied OF
record without production Of mort by or
der Eupreme Court; July 10. 1919; attys
for. for Pits, sTippe & Platt. $50 Nassau $: :
s7TH 3If' ST. eSs' ss5 Av ,s cxse $500
Bank OF Europe 1929 1st av: atty. Bank
1,T oT Europe 1929 1st av; June l. 9lS. s2.5oo
DELANCEY ST, cor Orchard st,s75x
6ls; Elterman Realty Co. 1oe Orchard
st. to Isidor Hahn. 1892 Madsn av; atty
Cohen Brothers, Ga Wall st; Dec 1s
11TH Ay. " cor, 1scth st, 1872
to land OF Bogardus along same 500
to . g Wadsworth av n 1852 to S $
lSCth ct 800 to beg; Wadsworth h
av w s. SOC n 1s5th st. runs 1915
TO land of Baker & Grayhead 15Ox
81 Xxx W 1904 to Bway K s along
Bway 1875 to lane of Robet Bogar-
dus 806 to beg; Thomas B Hedden
Of Millburn, N j. to N Y Life ms Co
atty. L.awy T &. T Co, 100 Bway: Dec
SAME PRoPERTY. same to same. 'uSo atty.
same; Nov 90. 1904; SIS 900
SAME PROPERTY; same to same atty
same: Sept a. 1906 $40. 900
SAME PROPERTY; n r e Security CO..
Pine St. to same; atty. same; Jan s.,
4sAl $780, ,OO0
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Justice Golf Director
Of New Mortgage Co.
Company Has S25,OOO,OOO to
Promote Housing Building
in City and Suburbs

Former Supreme Court Justice John
W. Goff is one Of the directors of the
Old Securities Corporation, chiefly
Detroit fnanciers, which has entered
the local mortgage field. Organized
under the laws of Delaware last Nav
with a capitalization Of s25 900 600. the
corporation is now fully organized. Ac-
cordlng to a statement issued yesterday
the purpose Of the company is to finance
house construction and thereby relieve
the shortage
The corporation will operate in the
five boroughs of New York CITY and in
Westchester. Long Island and New
Jersey territory on the same lines as
the Detroit Mortgage Corporation con-
ducts Its business in Detroit. The or
ganIzers and principal officers and di-
rectors of the Detroit corporation are
the organizers of the Old Securities
Corporation, though the companies are
wholly distinct.
ne Detroit group interested in the
new ork company are Charles J. Hig-
gins, cashier and director of the Com
monwealth Federal Savings Bank; John
"A. Russell, vice president and treas
urer of the Detroit Board o. Con-
merce; Ben B. Jacob, ice-president
and general manager of the Detroit
Mortgage Corporation: c. R. Talbot,
vice-president of the National Bank of
Commerce, and c. A. Pfetfer. secretary
and general manager of the Saxon
Motor Car Company. Mr.. Higgins Will
be the treasurer and active manager Of
the New York corporation.
Among the local men interested in
the corporation besides Judge Goff are
James F. Norton, Surrogate of Hud-
son County. N. j.; Joseph H. Davis,
builder, of this city; John II. McGuire,
president of the 4th Ward Bank, of
Passaic, ". j.. and Mavor of that city,
Jacob Axelrod, president of the West
Side Construction Company; Thomas
J. O'Neil. paper manufacturer and
president of the Bank Of Nutley, Nut
ley. \. j.; I. Solomon, manufacturer
and NJ. James Hughes, real estate oper-
ator and secretary of the 3D. Ward
Savings and Loan Association, Port
Richmond, Staten Island.
Thomas McVeigh, jr., is president of
the company.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Crammas Brothers to
Locate on 33d Street
VIII Erect New Building on Site
Leased Between Sixth and
Seventh Avenues

Charles F. Noyes Company has ne
gotiated another interesting transac-
ton on Thirty third Street between
Sixth and Seventh Avenues. For Dan
iel ?. Morse the Noyes Company has
rented 133-135 West Thirty-third
Street, on plot 5Ox1Oo, for twenty-one
years to Grammas Brothers, who, after
extensive improvements, will open
their ninth retail confectionery store
and suitcase the balance Of a store
and loft building, which they are to
construct. The transaction aggregates
$55o,o00, including taxes and improve
ments. Frederick Putnam Platt is the
architect The Lewis L. Rosenthal
Company were associate brokers in the
deal.
NJ. e. L. Hess have leased the store
and basement at 1870 Madison Avenue
TO the lie Roy Silk Company, the north
store and basement at 55 Fifth Avenue
to Oppenheimer & Berliner, cotton
goods; the store and basement at 27-33
west Twentieth Street to L. Bachman
e. Co., woollens, silks and cottons: the
store and basement at 1t5-17 East
Twenty-thrd Street to A. Roscn Com
pany, silks; the east store at 27-33
West Twentieth Street to Simonsen.
'ogers & Jaeger, cotton goods; the
eighth floor at 1920 Broadway to
Mitchell Publications; part of the third
floor at 1926 East Twenty-ffth Street
to the Old Bleach Linen COMPANY.
the fourth floor at 24O-242 East Twen.
tleth Street to the Columbia X-Rav
& Electric Corporations; at 121-31 West
Nineteenth Street the eighth floor to
Hays-Levy & Co.; the ninth floor to
the Rothenberg Gown Company. and
the tenth floor to J. Friedman & Co.:
the second floor at 27-33 West Twen
tleth Street to Tuttman Brothers: the
tenth floor at 1888 West Thirtieth
Street to Dexter & Barnett, and the
fourth floor at 24-26 West Twentv-fifth
Street to Lipman Brothers.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
at West Forty seventh Street to M. ].
Duffy; the second loft at 293 Church
Street to I. D. Richer and | Schoen,
space 396 Broadway Louis Levy
A. A. Hageman has leased the build
ings at Ninety Street to Grace
Basini; loft at 626-2S Sixth Avenue
to Wilensky Brothers and the west
ery store at SO West Thirty-ninth
Street to Karl Sherman.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
an office at 110-12 West Forty-second
Street to I. Carlson.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Realty Brokers Have an
OFF Day in The Bronx
Transactions Reported Show
Little Activity in All Sec.
fiOns of BOROUGH

Samuel Kronsky has sold 900 Rogers
avenue, at the southeast corner Of
1881 Street. a fve-story apartment. on
Plot 'zxloo, to the c, NJ. J. B. Realty
j: Clarance Davies has sold for
Jacob Jacob b. Baum 937 Tiffany Street. a
'onprh-;Story ph;,y apartment, on plot 35x10o.
Philip D. Shapiro, sold 64s Jackson o1
Avenue, four-story brick and frame
Souildlngs, on plot 5ox1o0, to Anthony
~ Inc Melster Builders purchased from
Danlel A. jackson a two and half
story s, t%wo-family house at 1887 Edge
wu'er hoad, on plot 25xlOO. The
=, Philip Watterberg, through Phjljn D
SShaplro, has soll to Harry Berger Sl3
lr'n1ty Avenue, on plot 50x10O, on
"hlch Will be erected a store building.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
s,yers for Fine Houses
In Fifth Ave. Section
a., Halle Sells Home on
Rockefeller Block to W. II.
K. Tavlor, Its Occupant

,so { Gilman announced yestcr-
tho sale Of three fine dwellings,.
ss;of interest among these centred in
=. d;soosal by Mrs. Jacques S. Halle
j, .he five story American basement
.,,so ct 80 West Fiftyfourth Street,
10, .0xl00.5, on the same block as
y. homes OF John d. Rockefeller and
-. con The house is modern struc
a, ',.ra with an electric elevator and has
~ W. bsld at 100000 The buyer is
4 r. K. Taylor, the present occupant.
Sales in 10th Street
The same brokers have sold for
t.rtin & Perry. % East Seventy sixth
Sect n four-story basement dwelling.
:, Not lox60x1O22. near Madison Az
s.us The house was held at $4,000
Nd was bought for occupancy. Pease
Gilman sold the property at 317
West Seventy sixth Street for Mrs. W..
q Doaelas, four story brownstone
swelling, on a lot 20Nl00. to a buyer
ior occupancy.
Buys in 94th Street
Thomas J. O'Reilly has sold tor the
.,tate of Susan A. Pullyn the three
,torv dwelling at III West Ninety
iourth Street. on lot 19xl00. The pur-
chaser will occupy.
Sale in East 10th Street
Emma L. Taylor. tenant, has bought
rom Mary Carey Owens 152 East
Nineteenth Street, three story dwell
ing. on lot 236x92
House in I30th Street
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
nany sold 26S West 130th Street, a
,hree-story and basement dwelling, 1856
woo, adjoining the southeast corner
nj Eighth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

24lOxsl;5l; "a; Jung IS; Robt 4 I,ISinss-
yrs; b - per cent, attys, Cadwalader.
woosrEn y ST, %, $ sa7xioo: 'I,Dpy oI@g
loan; July Q; Catarina Bianch to Carlo
hokcn. n j; yrs; & 5ia per cent;
atty. Louis Campora, 139 Nassau st
SEQ. 900
East Side
7cD ST. s. 225.3 Sd av. l47x1022;
July IL; Gertrude westbrook to Bertha
l. Bohmfalk, S51 Lexington av & ano;
yrs 81 per cent; atty. T & 7 Co.
94TH ST, PAS f. s. 25sx1oo's: July a.:
Geo Schwirm to Workmens Furniture
Fire ms Society. 24l e saith st; due
nuiy ouif T. '-4' IN . b, 4 per cent attys Hllo
lc9rH ST. lso e. $, igx1oo.1i; July Iy'1S' IS;
4 Harrison 70 Bowery say Bank l2s
w a = 80 Psv wa ffn ST. $3.50 80
West Side
SsTH ST s. 275 10th av 25xsss . m ;
July 81; Jas Allegra to Clara \ Allen.
1894 Hays av. Elmhurst. B Of @; yrs
30 ,, per- cent atty, chas A Hitchcock,
MANHATTAN Av. $50. 3. 1911 1lIth
ST. ioxllo; p m; June 20, Morris Bor-
sodi to Anealia RI McCraith 5l2 War
5oo atty I. 7 8 Co. 1so Bway W ''',, sl2. 'a, 900
sA ME- PROPERTY; July lS; same to the
nsr Hosq,ns onnt Go, Sls Sd st; instals;
l2oTiT ST. $50 ". $. i6xlooii; July IS? 49,
Ada \ ODonnell TO Title Guar & I Co.
@ I.o broadway due and int as per
l2orH ST. i6$ W. n s. 2-xosii. 'pUV w'
July l5 Jas Alexander to Eliz 1ierb.
3l5 Centtrl Park W; due as per bond
issTIi ST. ii4' w. 5. i7xsaii: 'I' 1Oo %o
July =. Isabel MaclSin to Rose Blum,
2l7o Bway, ct al. trustees: yrs; )
per cent atty. Everett b Heymann. s5
i2eTH sr. n 3, ls41 sth av, 80. 4xse.ii, IL
Extension Corpn, SO Park Row: mos:
p"r cent; pr mtg sl2,s75. ....... s675
Bronx
l35TlI ST. 6a7 f, g. l6sx75. Harry
Whalsn sl-,,t to Jennie Tuetel 1888 linton
aNS ay; vy July q %, yrs' W s c; atty. Wm
SAME PaoPERTY Vincenzo camuto TOO to-
nudwiII ~ sOU Cor corpn " 18th st; prior mtge
CRuGER Av, 1871; Grazia Manginelli to
Elsie Il Ament. 3ll h 9TH st. July /,
Ttna, 1nsIals s. e; in atty' Lawyers Tisie &
I'D AV. 216th st, 1oox5o; August
Felix to n y Butchers Dressed Meat co
Mutual Aid Society 1lth av and 39th st
July ~ > yrs c; atty. A Felix, So
235TH ST. s. 1926 W Webster av. 24.1lx
100: las Kelly to VIM Lichtenfels, 413
Wills av; July ls; ; yrs, 50 c. atty,
G A Furthman, Sd az and l4Sth st So %
MORRIS AV. l5i7. W 8. 25x100; Solomon
Solinsky to Leon Gold. 1850 Madison av;
July 3; yrs. So c, atty, b Chess, 3o2
pWdy S3, oUU
144TH ST, s. $50 College av 35x
671ox473; Vincent Cacciarella to North
Side Mtg Co. 391 E 149th st; July 16
yrs; n p c; atty, Title Guar & 7
GO, - broadway 81 800
Phipps 10 Isaac y Mills. y. Columbus av
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Large Rockaway Site
For Childrcn's Haven Home

Herman Frankfort has sold for As
sistant District Attorney Alfred ].
Talley the property on Broadway, Far
Rockaway, a plot 225x300 to the Chill
dren's Haven Of Far Rockaway.
The Children's Haven was organized
for the purpose of caring for children
whose mothers, through illness or
other causes, are temporarily unable
to do So It's purpose is to erect mod
ern series of buildings for the scien-
tific care of children.
Lawyer Buys at Edgemont
Nash e. Kennedy have sold for Isa-
bella R. Wotherspoon brick residence
in Edgemont, Scarsdale, N. Y, the
buyer being Andrew Wilson, New
York lawyer.
Ridgewood House for Brooklyn Man
S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman,
have sold for the Wilsey Realty Com
pany to William E. Miller, of Brook
lyn, the residence at 27 Avondale Road,
Upper Ridgewood, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Assignments of Mortgages


BROADWAY cor 29th St Hotel Bres-
ct ct" AL ex esrs to- Equtabe 1ife ASSURANCES
Society of the United States; atty, Law
yers Title & 7 Co: 16o Bway 5000, 900
ct al, trustees. to West Side sav Bank
10 9Th av; atty. Lawyers Title & r CO.
1s4TH 42G Dsas ST, ss W; mtgc $4,000 Wrn WIS
Parsons and ano. trustees to Leopold
Jonas 2oso eth av; atty. Lawyers Title
ySRTupRN 7 IG 10 " vwsy sS otse 50 ooo p SgOos
Realty Co to Meyer Goldberg. 301 Grand
st; st; attys, Lind 8 P, 4G Cedar St: 500
attys. Davies. a & c. 34 Nassau st. 81
9TH ST: 10 q: . mtge s22: :o9o, carel
ShFewsbury. ]; attys. Reeves & Dodd,
PARK AV. W cor G4th ST. Robt S Clark
atty, Title Guar & T Co. l7s Broad
5sTM Tfy sT. n s. 100 Columbus ay' sSS'Sas Gas
ROSS commr and admr. to c Ross, as
heir; atty, Samuel Riker jr 10 Cedar
e1sT ST. aoais 3: Title q & T CO to CEN Gem
tral Sav Bank, 100 18th st: address.
'4sTH sda ST., 81; 8. 40 7th av: ~ M mtss sss;
Corpn, 29 W 135th st; atty. NJ Suz-
n1bG berger; Hj,, IS s. Park aS, Row 81
son Really Co to Abel King and ano, 81
Union Square; atty, Fred Lese S5 Mas
sau 81 '..''. ....'.''.., $loV
Bronx
BELMONT AV, e cor 176th st, 43.1x1o7.s
X52.7x107.ll Jacob II Schif to Monte
fore Home, corpn. 2l0th st and Gun
Hin I'd; atty, Lawyers NJ Co, SO Liberty
street. . $l
SAME PROP: Montetiore Home TO Jacob
SchiT; atty, same.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Lawyers Mtg
70 =. go :, aSty tyr sane eoo ;.. $4,000
nyn TO Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st
atty, Lawyers r & r Co, 160 Bway. SO 800
MAPES AV. g, 1911 lT9th ST. 33x
145.2: Eliz d Bininger to Lawyers NJ Co
30 Liberty st: atty, Lawyers Mtg Co, 50
Liberty st :............::..... $4,000
BELMONT AN, cor 186th St / GA
10 Crescent av 33.6x irreg; u S Trust
Co, trus to Harry II IIo obert, 1lS w 227th
st. trus: atty. T G. Y Co. &c Broad
ST AIMS Av; 2ss Andrew Wilson, trus,
to Mott Bcdel. 1ol Cambridge pl,
Bl<lyn: atty, Wilson, 14o Bway. 81 200
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
2 ark-Union to Establish
OtE,er Branches i'm Far East

The Park-Union Foreign Rankiny
Corporation yesterday announced pIans
FOR opening new branches in the Far
East at Hankow and Kobe. Arrange
ments for their establishment were
made by F. f. Kenaston, of Minnea
polls director of the corporation.
and George Wilson( assistant general
manager of the Union Bank OF Canada.
who have returned to this country
after trip to China and Japan. Ths
branch IN Paris ,vill be managed by "
Carrerc, formerly general manager @,
the Russo ,Asiatic Bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Bronx
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

10TH ST. sos W; Fred w Thurman agt
Stars e Stripes Realty Co ct al (specific
performa nce) atty. r s Patterson.
18TH ST, 5. 175 IT of 18th az. I25x
9S.9; International Committee of Young
Mems Associations agt William Leslie
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) attys
Merrill Rogers & Terry.
23D ST. s. 1871 # OF 5th av 2ox9se :
Ada S Jackson ct al agt Anne f
Borden Smith ct al (partition) atty. C
De w Rogers
139TH ST. n s. 1853 it OF sth av. is2x
99.11; Ethel Dfnkespiei agt People
of the State OF ct al foreclosure
of mortgage): atty. Wechser.
Bronx
BARNES AV. 1910; Carolina Raffaela
Grezzi agt Francis Taylor tactior for
specific performance Of contract; atty
w c White.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22

Mount Vernon, " Y: July II: YRS: 6
= c.; atty, Title Guar & r CO. I76
broadway ........ .............s4 81. 600
CANNON PI. s. 2l2S 23Sth st. 18.9x
xl0O; Annie Cronin and ano to Geo VI
Bennett 3l2 e 1880 st: July 49, due
July !, 1922; { p c: atty, Lawyers Title
7 Co. 160 Broadway ........ 81. 900
SA ME- prop; same to McGill Real Estate
60 Of N Y; pr mtg $4,000; July 49,
due Oct 10, 1921 p c, atty same.
LOT "a, block 81. map Morris PARK;
Louise r. Ringelst to Sami Schwartz
l7l7 Cnionport rd; July /. yrs; 3 Il
mont G a.Ty av II buechler' 1120 e 81 Trso Goo
MARMlON AV. W Crotona Park
North. 80. .6x45x93.11x46; Saml Preiser to
Lindo Bldg Co, 412l Sd av; pr mtg
s36.000; July IS: yrs. D c; atty
Max Monfried cSo Broadway. S11, 900
Piccirillo to Baltano Mariana. $50 East
154th st; July |, yrs; c; atty. G.
Mariana, 266 u 154th st....... "a. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Lucky Finders of Suites

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments in the Wyoming, at Fifty-h fifth
Street and Seventh Avenue, to Mrs. R.
l.. Campbell; at 112 East Seventeenth
Street to Albert f. Kelly and to Mrs.
c. l., Field; at a West Fiftieth Street
to Mrs. Pedro +. Francke; at 144 West
Fifty y-scventh Street to Quentin Todd;
al AZ East Seventy eighth Street to
Eric A. Alling; at 500 West End Ave-
rue to A. R. San CALI, and at 1853
West 11Sth Street to Mrs. Gladys
Boyle.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Silk Trade to Have Old
Home of DIR. Monroe
Madison Avenue Dwelling, Next
to Colony Club, Rented for
Twenty.One Years

The home of DR.. Monroe at 1876 Mad
lson Avenue, occupied for more than
twenty years. has been leased by the
1876 Madison Avenue Corporation
which will alter it for the use of the
silk trade. The leasing company, con-
trolled by Joseph l.. Levine, secured
the property for twenty-one years
through E. A. Turner. 1t on the
north side of the Colony Club, which
at one time was being purchased by
the silk merchants of the district for a
club. Mrs. Nicholas f. Brady bought
the property and it is now being
used for club for women.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18Th ST 1922 70 1c6 W Ponpef Construc-
tion Co. Inc. agt Augusta Il Wlckstrom
and Chas c and Chas l. Moreau. owners
Carlo Giolito and Erico Fasano, CON
tractors (-enewaD ............... SIS go
WILLIAM ST 257 and 259, Staley Elec-
trio Elevstor e Machine Co agt Jsanie
Stuart. owner. Chas F Noyes, con
tractor ............. $265. so
3!ST ST. 10 W: Henry Kopelman agt
John Williamson, owner, Leon Gro
57TH sT n and nd 20 W, Frank vhitnsl, ftg 80
agt Adolph Lewisohn. owner: Ocea Ir-
win Coyle, contractor. 1855 ) I
Bronx
TIFFANY ST. sl2: Max Minskoff agt
John Roth and Richard Solomon own
ers and contractors ........s15e.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Brown Buys Apartment
At Audubon Ave. Corn

Charles S. Kohler has sold for Fred
erlck Brown All Audubon Avenue, at
the southeast corner of 1S6th Street,
a flve story apartment, on plot 54x95.
Sale of Fortieth Street Tenement
Bernard j. Foss has sold for Gertrude
and Elmer Meyer the four story store
and tenement at 306 West Fortieth
Street, on plot 25x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-22
Investor Buys Eleven
Story Broadway Loft
Property Disposed OF by the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society

He'll & Stern have sold for the Eouit-
able Life Assurance Society the eleven
story and basement loft building at
520-522 Broadway, on plot 5Ox1OO The
building was erected some years ago by
the ). {. Lyons Building Company. The
purchaser is an INVESTOR
Buyer for Sixth Avenue Building
Louis Schrag has sold for the New
York Life Insurance Company the four
story building at 364 Sixth Avenue. on
lot size 24Sx62.