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The Brunswick news., 1919-05-06
MISS PARAER COMPLIMENTS
kINDEREARTEN WITH picnic.

Miss Leila, Parker complim9nted
the members of her Kindergarten with
a picnic Saturday morning. The chill
dren were taken out to Broadfield in
automobiles. The Sinerning was spent
playing games under the beautiful
eak trees, and unmn the large nearby
sand banks, after which, a happy
crowd of youngsters enjoyed a def
cious picnic dinner Miss Parker was
assisted by Mesdames Lacy McKinnon
]. M. Couric, J. E. Lambright and w
F. Parker
This was the closing event Of q
most successful year. The following
composed the Kindergarten: Charlotte
Couric, Anna Everett, Richard Ever
EFT, Joseph and Edwin Lambright, Ell
bridge Ferguson, Billy Irwin, Robert
: Rickett. Eleanor Stiles, Muriel Cook
Ruth England, Carolyn Snead, Loretta
King, Jane McKinnon, Dolores Gill
can, Mary Wilson Keen, Betty Parker
Lawrence Harrel and Julia Macpher.
son.
Mrs. John Cason, of Jamaica, spent
Monday in the city.
Miss Leila Lang, OF Bladen, motor
ed TO Brunswick Monday.
-
Miss nellie Marten, Of Jacksonville
is visiting Mrs R. E. Sherman.
Miss Augusta knight has returned
from months visit to Savannah anc
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Bruce have re-
turned from Atlanta. where they at
tended grand opera.
Mrs. Nolan, from Palm Grove. is i'll
in the city hospital to the regret OF
her many friends.
Mrs. j. H. Parker and children flavz
returned from a visit with Mrs. R. l.
Barge in Atlanta
Miss Louise Balcolm returned 10
lJesup Sunday night after spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs B. F.
Mann.
The sun., 1919-04-12
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


MACDoUGAL ST. 10, so str - W II
schmohl to Carmine A FiEliolina, los
Bay 6oth at, Bklyn. yrs from May !,
DELHNtc;nY ST, ;ss4. ali; Mansin st, 81.
machinery in rear-Mangin Holding Co
to Sam Sinitar, 40S u I'd st, yrs from
May 1. 1919; attys. Zodikor & w. 500
BROADWAY, . : cor Goth ct. str on 5oth
ct. itxl5, adj corner str--schulte Realty
Co to Goo visvikis. SIS w seth ST. and
ano. from April Is, 1919 to April 80,
nRooMn sr sis' 81, a., from Eldr,sSe
st--Harris Rothbaum to Harris Bellos
1se Eldrtdse st. yrs from May 1. 1919,
yrs renew; atty. Samuel N Shack. 2s
SD Av, 1919, . and b-Arthur Blue to ny
Huebner, 1875 Sd av. 8 yrs from Oct 4,
1918; address. Henry Huebner. 1879 I'D
,sT Az. sais. " cor iiith st. cor str
and north basement-Carmela Pailsdino
to 0amanos q Booslos, IL Monroe st. 5
yrs from April 80. 1sat: atty. W r
Weleh, 40 Bwey. .N,s6o
7TH Av, $40. . and c-Lina Butt to Geo
Singer Fur Co. sac 7th av. yrs from
7T1s st u ~ co, a,tb a.; and 1 m;tOS 3
Carol schilo 10 Toby l. Kaplan. 83l w
e7th at, yrs from May /, 1919. .eLB0o
AID st. $50, 8 and b-Leon Leon to John
Ayvas and eno. !os w saith ct, s1ia yrs
from Feb /. 1919: address. $50 W tad
The sun., 1919-04-12
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Pease & Gilman were appointed by
Ernest c. Whitbeck of Rochester. n. Y.
agents for the apartment houses at 5O7
West l7Sth street, $50 and $50 West
17sth street. 33 and 81 Vermilyea ave-
nue.. $50 st. Nicholas avenue, 56 Fort
Washington avenue and 256 wadsworth
avenue. Pease & Gilman were also ap-
pointed as receiver managers Of the
property at 3l9 East Sixtieth street.
E. A. Turner announces the removal
OF his office from 81 East Twenty eighth
street to his new building at Al East
Twenty street
Zipkes System Management were ap-
pointed agents for 954 to s5s Hoe ave-
nue. and 254 East 1s4th street.
Clifford A. Storm and INranck c, JOYCE,
clients of OBrien. Ma!evinsky & Dris-
coll, attorneys, have bought from a Mr.
Olsen the lease and furnishings Of the
thirteen story apartment hotel 25x1O0,
at 81 West Seventy-frst street, owned
by Edward W. Browning The lease has
twenty years to run. II was enron
eously reported yesterday that Mr.
Browning had sold the property. This
is one OF five apartment hotels erected
in this section by Mr.. Browning.
The sun., 1919-04-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

i5sTH ST, Sl'-.2 vi ism Ct. SIS W.
Abel King. i4s ebth st, and eno; atty,
Fred Lese. u Nassau ct; assignments;
18TH ST. ISL E.i.wycr: Mtg CO to John
S.4 Ass Ms u Co. 'ss I; ns .s; atty, 1000
Trustee. Of The Synod O. y Of TIE
18TH safT': ST. ,s n''s''y Ama.rd.m .v.yoSn
Rankin to Lambert SUDAN. Jr.. - E
1s5TH ST. s. aoo.7 . Amsterdam ay-
Sr'e ., to .ats.
ssf fa'g e. ~ q s E. mt. .iioooBanteI.
wall 1t; sttys. cadwaiader. w q 20
7sTH 81. sis w-MaIy 6 Moore ana . snS.
Conn; attys. Sullivan & C. ~ Wal Wal
MApieoN ST. sith.:aiii7i. mtg is.s5o~
man, .ss willOushby .v. Brooklyn; , ,,Ss
Is9OS sS shsp,r%S. ISL eTsy son st, MTG mtS
ftss. s'ss o,, Grand 70, f nx.y hTon5 Sst
dan to Emily 8 Grow. icl " 7s.h &
atty. Geo A Nssis: as Fulton st; go
,ssT iie. ST. sV sos Of wsast.tl. Lis
Society of the U 9 to Celia X Fuller.
Ta. =. r e. e.ul sl hs Sr $50
'i Louise RSp.iys to Fredk W Lo.w and
I R.;,y Loew St s. s Ncs &c sv 10 atty.
RivEn : Be 1 pR1 STay 4a.M%r n Brown
14eTH ST, zee w&Robt Hubbard to
Bond 4 Mort Guarantee Co, 17t R ..s zen
ssTH ST. s. 500 E Co, av. mtg ,5,5oo-
Little, Streets Co to CUTLER Morgan co.
"a W 40th ct; atty. Brison Howie, 1873
psP " ST. and ", mtg, now. 5000
Kath SWEENEY 70 Jos Friedman. 1871 9th
cs a. ST. f.'X se5 E BAYS r e Mort 10
Re'a Schulz Htck.vi''e, l. I: address
,,7H "a y, c. w lss Tt. Mora ssC Coo
to Lena Price. 1919 Rway: atty. n Y
Tile a Mort Co, 1875 Bway.. 600
Bronx.
JEROME Az e cor l;sth 50. 5oxloo-
Mile Hellinger 20 Fannie Levy, ls Z
27th st atty. Paul Heilinser. $40 Brosa,
sRTANT Nv, l42s-Bsnenson Hity co to
T,.lo 4 M!s Co las Bvsy. Ms a. 600
: atty to Layers Hswy:F' M Mis c. 0i!
osASpl BLVD end cconoour... IS. sos:7
Fordham RI, 5ONlOO-JM WaiheI 70
Alex walker, eos W seth st; attys,
Babbage a 8, III Bway; $4,000
MEIRosB Az 7s?-4-poller SAY Bank to
attys, Frees & ID. 1929 Sd av.. - 900
as5TH ST. $50 E-Annie Mann TO John
Malzacher. s17 e l5Sth st; attys' Frsss
a n 1929 Sd aN....D...... lew
UNION Az. Ioss-Metlida LAhm TO Mary
K.ss. liz bloomfield ST. Hoookeni j:
atty. Chas A Furthman. Sd av and l' az
EtroN ~. s3sLcath x Kersler to Colt
fried HEgemann, as Mott aN' avg;
BosCoeEL Az, i4ci-Tarmers i GO
20 Frrdk Schulmer!ch. 1894 lnterVae
sv; atty. Lavyers Title q 20; tcS
14isT ST. SIS E-ptetrieh Esser. TO Die
d-ich Rlty Co. as EARN ST. ANY, John
The sun., 1919-04-12

ity .ev. VS.. $40 1o1st ct. 25x5o--1ouiss
NJ Knust to Kiesler Realty Co, geo Pros
pect ay. April 10; atty. Title Guar
FOX ST. icos,iooii. " :. f5iioc.Hsrris
schwartz to Remes Realty Corpn. 800
Bway. mtg 100000, March 20; attys,
Krakower a Il, 300 Bway.
SAME PROPERTY-Remes Realty Corpn
to Ida Felt. ais E 122d OF, mtg $50, 900,
April attys. same...,...........
DAWSON ST. $50. Q q, 40.7x100-Nineteen
Realty Co 70 Rhine Realty Co. 500 Will
vs. sv, mtg $4,000, April 10: atty. Title
Quar- T Co, 1T8 Bwey. 800
HhNILAND Az, n 3. 241.4 Pugsley av,
2oxlo3-Mink CONSTR Co to Anna d
Weingert, ee0 Trinity av, mtg $4,000.
april IL; atty, Title Guar 4 T Co. 10
MoRRys Nv. aoao. !: aS.,oo. ;ssOg
PPsigel to Sarah Jacobs 744 Rugby. I'd.
Hklyn April IL: atty. Title Guar 4 T
BuRNsIDs Nv. cor i7sth At ;;slS1
sox irres-Conesus Realty Corpn to
Bronx Borough Bank, 4tO X fremont av,
mtg 10000. March 10; atty, c Hal
lock. ees lsoth st. 800
SAME PRoPERTY-Bronx Borough Bank
to Pennant Realty Co, $40 Bwsy, sub
1eet to m mtg tia,75o, April 10: atty,
SAME PRo;PERiTiY.piennsn;tt Resity; CO ITO 10
Harris Mandelbeum, IL w 87th Ut, and
ano. mtg 1116oo, April 10; attys, Els
man. u G q L, 1855 hway. ..........N
.LoNGFELLow Av, 1878, W q, i5xiooE
Stafford Constn Co TO John OLesry, asIs
University Az. mtg t47, 500. Dec II. 1915;
atty. John O'tesry. rails University sv.N
The sun., 1919-04-12
RESULTS At AUCTION.

While the number OF bidders who al
tended the mixed sale OF vacant and
improved property held by Joseph p.
Day At the Nesey street salesroom YES
terday was not az largo as the num-
Ger who on the day before attended the
sale of the McLoushln holdings the
crowd was fairly large and the bidding
lively, The property disposed of at yes
terday's sale was sold Cor the account
OF the George Hill estate. Following are
the results OF the auction:
WEBSTER AV, sS4a. =. $, c52 Gun HuI
ri, :;xloo, s sty dwlg: trustees sale; to
COMMONWEALTH Az. 1880. 9 9, 2iS.4 8
fremont av. ?5Hei, sty dwlg; trustees
sale; TO II Waters,...,.....,... $500
WHITE PLAINS RID, 3. eco Morris
Park az. I6Nl0o, vacant; trustees sale
to l. French ................s $1,000
CRUGER Av. 5, l75 Burke av, boxioo,
vacant; trustees sale; to Jos A Mar
MATrHEWs Av - cor 2CSth st iS..IsSG
irreg; trustees sale; to " VIII
ea3D ST IL, 5, 80 Murdoch ay. 5oS ;fSgy
irreg vacant; trustees sale; to VIM e
oIINVILLE Az. n W cor Thwaltteess nj i ,SSU
llSNi 7SxSs, vacant: trustees sale; to Il
oLINWiLLE Nv, n Q cor Thwai;t:e,s it'S SSS
X5oN irreS' vacant; trustees sale: to G n
BRooELYN-isth ay, $3.50, cor b s.Do
trustees sale; to Abraham Cohen. IS, s76
BROoKLYN-Bath av. cor 18th NV
?7.5xltox irreg. vacant; trustees sale to
Esp ST. 81 l.. s. 1875 LIST ;;.'' 49,
100. /. sty tn;--K IL Baum agt Peter
De Luca ct al; due, s.732.os; taxes. &c
.lo1.ss; hrst mtg $685. to tho plain
un'''ss..s ..'s ..s'.... ..ts.sii
The sun., 1919-04-12
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

John F. Scott rented for George F.
Hurd his country place on Briarwood
crossing. Cedarhurst. l.. l., to Henry A.
Murray, and with Douglas l.. Gilman &
Co. for Edward s. Mills one of the
Franklin B. Lord houses at Woodmere
l.. l., to Geraldyn l. Redmond.
s. Lichterman rented cottages in Rock
away Park for the summer to Irwin
Lissner, Mrs. J. Sinsel, Millicent Baum
Charles Paulus, Elizabeth Aliesch.
Thomas W. Donnely. Adrian Paradis,
Philemena Dunn to Viola Hauschild and
for George Chesebro to Frederick F.
Eisemann.
The Elm Construction Company OF
Richmond Hill bought the northeast oor-
ner OF Whitestone avenue and Chestnut
street, Flushing, 13sx100, and will erect
eight dwellings.
Colonial Bank cold to the Northeastern
Supply Company 1o0x150, north side OF
Thirteenth street. east of Van Alst ave-
nue., Long Island City. The purchaser
has filed plans for n $4,000 factory.
The sun., 1919-04-12
a,OOO,OOOINVOLVED
IN SCHULTZ LEASE
Cigar Stores Company Rents
Broadway Corner From
Vincent AstOr.
TO IMPROVE BUILDING
Isaac Portman Buys and Sells
Property Worth $4,000 in
Three Deals.

From Vincent Aston the Schultz Cigar
Stores have leased the one story store
building at the southeast corner Of
Broadway and Ninety-sixth street for
twenty years with two options Of re-
newal for twenty years each. The rent
ais which The lessees have agreed to
ny for this choice corner site asgre-
gate about s1.ooo.ooo. The Charles r.
Noyes Company negotiated the deal.
The store building covers n plottage Of
5000 square feet and is at present oc-
cupied by one of the United Cigar Stores.
When the latter's lease expires on May
work will be started on the remodel
ling of the building for the new tenant
The Schultz company will open a branch
store on the corner and sublet the rest
OF the building.
This new undertaking Is in line with the
Schultz company's policy of expansion.
Since January the company has leased
throughout the country sites for its
chain stores calling for rentals aggre-
eating S6,S00,000
The sun., 1919-04-12
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

ST. PAUL'S PLACE-Quinlan 4 Leland
sold for Virginia 8. Atwater to a client
for investment 1880 st. Paul's place,
six story tenement, 40x1OO.
JACKSON AVENUE-The Amer Realty
Company. ]. r. Mautner president,
bought 875 Jackson avenue, a six story
apartment house, 41x107 Millard
Welt was the broker and Max Mon
fried represented the purchaser.
CEDAR AVENUE--The Amer Realty
Company, j. z. Mautner president,
sold to the Lucymor Realty Company
the three story business building at
1914 Cedar avenue. 1sxl02. Willard
Welt was the broker, Max Monfried as
attorney representing the seller.
EAST 163D STREET.-THE Amer Realty
Company. ]. f. Mautner president,
sold 624 East l63d street to a client Of
S. Friedenberg for investment Max
Monfried represented the seller.
BATHGATE AVENUE-Isear Realty
Corporation bought from Henry Brown
three five story apartment houses
held at s225,o0o, at the northeast cor
ner OF Bathgate avenue and 17<th
street. including two houses at 491 TO
4s7 East 174th street, covering a plot
11ox10o. The properties have not
changed hands In fifteen years and
were sold through J. Pollock and
Louis Weitzer.
.CRoTONA PARK NoRTH-sager q
Shapiro resold to David Greenbers the
i've story apartment, s5x10l. at 1901
Crotona Park North, through L. Sha-
plro.
FOREST AVENUE-Heller & Sussman
sold to an investor 1912 Forest avenue,
Ave story apartment. 60x1O0.
FREEMAN STREET-Dr Charles Stein
bought from client of Max Silver
stein 1884 Freeman street, a six story
apartment, 50X100
The sun., 1919-04-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

March production OF the Cerro de fasco
>,IrSrC Compnny WIS 4.SS9oo pounds OF
cnnneS AGAINST 46ss.oyo pounds In Fehrusrv'
siv preferred stocks Of speculative invest,
~, nuai,ty which Offer good possibilities
Ior increase In value are treated IN ear
c cUT Issue" issued by Lyman d. Smith < Co nm
,r S "H year per cent. bonds to Toronto
hani,srs at ~ os OF twenty bids none di-
rectly represented New York firms ,u ~,
The Consolidated Stock Exchange viii not
no omen on Good Friday. 49,.
stoc,xhoidcrs Of the United Cigar stores
Company Of America in special meeting yes
terday ratified the nrHpoiai 10 rom go 400 so0
~ ssD o0D 900 which opens the way Tor me
comprchensive scheme OF development heId III
sheynnce because Of the war.
ne net PROFITS OF the keystone Tire and
Rubber Company for Marsh, 1919, toaled
,9ei 52tsS. against Ne SOS 50 in March. IslE
Bank Of Cansda. accompanies nv c,ght ON.
Gals OF the bank. will sail To-day for soIth
America With the party VIII 20 Z. Z,
Of he banks South AMERICAN branches.
Rronch.s are to be established in Rio de
Janeiro Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
Hnsch Lrienthal Co nave Issued a
,pecial circular on Equity Position of Beth
lehrm Steel Common
At the weekly meeting OF the directors OF
the Bank OF the Manhattan Company on
Thursday II was noted in the banks minute
hook that l9n years ago. on THURSDAY Ap7l
II 1882 the first meeting OF the directors was
held at the house OF Edward Barden' nm
keeper. -, ,
stone. Prosser & Doty are offering the,
ner cent. cumulative preferred stock OF the
Hart ford Automotve Parts Company. which
ha. been Incorporated under the laws oil
MaFsachusetts The company 10 con
solidation OF the Hartford Auto Parts Com
many and the KinshT' Bennett Company, both
Of Hartford. Conn.
Rorbright CO. are offering At 80 and
interest 10 yr 800 nno ,nSn per G"n III.
trlc COMPANY OF Arizona ono year
Yer cent gold notes due on April IS, 1870
The proceeds are 20 provide funds TO huild
mower from electric plants OF the Arizona
power Company and for other improvements
The sun., 1919-04-12
B'WAY STORE BRINGS
S4OO. 900 IN RENTALS
Additional Business Leases
Reported.

Albert E. Ashforth, Inc. leased for
Bling a Bng the store and basement al
1913 broadway to the Stanley Food
Corporation at an aggregate rental OF
close to 100000. This corporation will
stores as a high class confectionery and
restaurant.
Barnett & Co. leased to the Danbury
Hat Company the store at 1876 Eas,
126th street: to the Grand View Restau-
rant Company the store at 23 East 12bth
street, and to Benjamin Helberg the
store at % East 125th street.
Tho store in the Columbia Trust Com.
pany Building at 85S Fifth avenue was
leased to millinery firm for ten years
beginning May 1. 1920. at an aggregate
rental of $4,000. Bennett E. Siegel-
stein negotiated the transaction.
J.'B. Englis leased to I. H. Golden
the building at PSI West Fifty FIRST
street.
Carstein & Linnslsin, Inc. with George
r. Reid & Co., rented the sixth and
eighth lofts in s94 70 600 Broadway to the
Inter- Church World Movement of Norti,
America, and the ninth loft for Lasky
Low.
Pease & Gilman leased a store IN
26< Lexington avenue to Joseph Roth
the parlor floor in 30 West Thifty-ninth
street to Bernard Amsterdam Offices
in ~ West Thirty-ninth street to T. c.
Keil. and a store in Is West Forty-hfth
street to the United States Musical Sales
Company.
Pease & Gilman leased in the Crouch
& Fitzgerald Building at 1T Broad
way, which has recently undergone ex-
tensive alterations, the second floor to
the National Life Insurance Company
the third and fourth floors to NJ & L. w.
Scudder. and the nth floor to e. Doug
las Warren, which completes the rent
Ing OF the building.
Douglas L. Gilman q Co. Inc. leased
for Margaret v. Kelley to Toney a
Bestry, Inc. the Ave story building, 141
West Forty-seventh street. rentals az
gregating approximately $4,000. The
tenants will occupy principal portions OF
the premises for their own business and
offer the balance for rent.
Rice a Hill leased the first loft al
1911 Fulton street to the Buskirk Com
pany and the second loft to the Com
merce Printing Company.
The sun., 1919-04-12

quickly to the best grounds and make the
most Of my short angle
A 6oater is the plug i always prefer 10.
my ability to snari up line is unexoelled
and any plug with half a chance to sink
very few minutes. Perhaps when hav.
become more experienced In the art Q,
ss;,ins h Will r once mcrs attempt 10 ""
In the waters of the upper Delaware
where most of my endeavors 20 lure the
oanny bass have been made during the last
four years. I have had the best luck with
Wilson Fluted Wobbler and theretore
that is my favor,,e; am not ,na sayinSS .y ~
had the best success with It and ] also
know a gentleman who can catch nsh Az
say that It is the best plug for that
locality.
ever, but only. to express my good viii
toward the Rod and Gun column and may
1t continue its noble work Of brishtenin.
each day for the lover OF the forests the
W F. MESSENGER
Hamilton, n. Y, April II.
Plea In Favor Of Human Irrigation.
Your occasional correspondent. Seven
tion prohibition at Sea- has surely hit
the nall on the head and In depicting the
Is no a. DOUBT sa tsat his sensments viii be
echoed by thu great majority OF deep sea
'seventeen Fathoms,' though he write.
but seldom, generally ssys something
worth while when he does WELD the
family fountain pen. ] myself used TO
live in Brooklyn and take pleasure In
corroborrating what he says as to the
size ripeness and juiciness Of what some
misguided and misanthropic people may
call vulgar Brooklyn pints." but this sour
| minded section of the people We, In our
more enlightened state, can well ahord
to ignore, though of course 1t Is this
same funereaI element that shas put the
kibosh on us-temporarily at least say
temporarily advisedly, for are we not
every one of us optimists? Are we not
In hopes that tho nefarious Vaccinations
| Of those who are striving TO destroy the
gayety of nations. and OF Brooklyn, Will
| be eventually foiled?. -,
And are we not sure that the day vii
dawn again. when the little flask of red
| self-respecting and thirsty fisherman,
when beer shall run as freely as ever
| II ran in New York-and Brooklyn-ever
| since history started?
| And will not the time come when these
| advocates of gray misery will be utterly
COMPOUNDED in their insidious enorts 10
| impose their pleasure destroying blue laws
upon supposedly free and certainly
| throat parched people?
More power to you and your tribe.
Snteen Fathoms." and may your able
| blows in favor OF human irrigation meet
with the success they deserve:
| Canarsie, April II.
Letter for Amateur"
The Rod and Gun editor has letter nor
| Amateur"
The sun., 1919-04-12

Bwsy. . pr mtss $4,000 each April 4,
yrs. So; attys. Krakower q sos
=, Bway: 2 mtgs each $3.50. .sio.soo
HAvlLAND Av. N s. AHA Q Pugsley av.
a6xios--Anns d wengest TO Mink CONSTR
60. ao26 Haviland av. April IL. due
Oct Il, 1870, ,s%.......;.;:; ....., $500
Sox irreg-Pennant Realty Co to Bronx
Borough Bank, $40 Il fremont av,. April
10. installs. &c: atty. c p Hallock, esg
MORRIS Az, 2020. o. 25xl0o-Sarah
Jacobs TO Benz Fiegel, g020 Morris av.
Mpril IL yrs, sc; atty. Title Guar q
LOTS 1879 and 200 map Century Investing
Co-J CONSTR Co to Manhattan Mtg
6es atty, Title GUAR a T Co. 116 Broad
The sun., 1919-04-12
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Mrs. c. VI. Murdoch and Louis T. Mil
Ter sold for Mrs l.. Il. Roth her house
In Larchmont Woods to Mrs j. Salmon
OF New York: also rented a store in the
Meighan Building TO George y. Steck-
Ter; the Curtenius house TO Arnold L.
Ogden; the Dryer house to F. McCar-
thy, and the Kingston house TO ]. Wild
berg.
The Robert T., Farley Orsanizat ton
sold the Burt bungalow on Miles Square
Road In Nepperhan Heights section of
Yonkors, New York, to Peter juicy
Griffin. Prince & Ripley sold for the
Scarsdale estate plot on the New York
Post Road. Murray Hill. Scarsdale. to
William Wiese.
The North Shore Building Company
sold an eight room dwelling. 40xl00, at
Marathon Park, Little EecS, Long Isl
and, through +. H. Reeve
The sun., 1919-04-12
LATHAM BOUGHT BY PORTMAN

Isaac Portman figured prominently in
yesterdays real estate market and was
a principal in three'transactions involv-
Ing $4,000. From the Grey estate,
through Wardell & Martin. Mr.. Port
man purchased the Latham, seven
story elevator apartment house at the
northeast corner of Morningside avenue
and 122d street. The building occupies
a plot 100x100, and has eight apart
nents on each floor of three, four and
nve rooms 1t returns IN annual rental
OF $4,000 yearSnd was held. at $780,
900.
To Seigel & Sokolof Mr.. Portman
resold the two five story new law apart
ment houses at 113 to 139 Maggie avenue,
In the Dyckman section. These houses
are each on plot 50x100. They have
nve apartments to floor and were held
NJ s135,Ooo. Another transaction In
which Mr.. Portman figured was the pur-
chase, through NJ Solomon, from a client
OF Mandelbaum Bros, the six story ele-
vator apartment house at 229 and 231
west 111th street. This building is on
plot 50x100 and was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-04-12
BROWN IN THREE DEALS.

Frederick Brown has bought from the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company the
seven story loft building at 81 West
Nineteenth street, on a lot 25xs2, located
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. It
rents for $4,000 annually. julius It.
SAKE and II. c. Forbes were the brokers
in the deal. Mr.. Brown has also bought
from Mary 8. Coxson 24o0, 2412, 2ll4.
.41S and 241s Webb avenue and 2Iss
Devoe terrace. opposite Devoe Park, and
consisting Of six three story and base
ment stucco dwellings. including two
corners. each house Having nine rooms
and two baths. and standing on q lot sox
loo. McIernon Bros. were the brokers
in the deal.
Mr. Brown purchased from the Deed
Realty Company through J. 8. Maxwell
me six story new law house at so West
1ssth street near Lenox avenue, on a
plot 37.6xl00. 1t rents for $500.
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Realty Associates sold the SOUTH
east corner OF Riverdale and Hopkin-
son avenues. 14ox100. to the Tile Real
Estate Company, and at the west side
Of Bristol street. $50 feet south of Riv-
erdale avenue, 11ox1oo. to Charles
Heidenreich.
Meister Builders, Inc, bought from
Fuld Bros 21o1-2105 Beverly road,
F1atbush, a four story apartment house,
F50.8x100.
Frank A. Walker sold 272 Jefferson
avenue, a three story dwelling to DR..
Peter ]. Dulligan for Capt. John Horni,
M. D.. also sold 2S9 Lewis avenue, an
eight family apartment house. 25x10o, to
a client Of James H. Lamb Bro.
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at 1880. 12si. 1888 and 1912 Morris ave-
nue.. near 16Sth street. each 10 feet In
width. to n newly organized company
bearing his name, william II. Mehlich.
Inc. with Offices at 80 Nassau street
Each house rents for $4,000 per annum
The company will engage in trading,
both as principal and broker. This trans-
action completes the sale OF a row at
this point. eight OF which were sold
through the same broker. Adolph &
Henry Block. attorneys, represented the
purchaser