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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Burling Swan. Inc, sold the Cornell
tract. at Linden, n. j., comprising nine
acres, to Johh Fedor
De Blois & Eldridge sold for the estate
OF Grace w. Rives her property on the
easterly side of Red Cross avenue and
extending to Rhode Island avenue, New
port, r l., consisting of over five acres
OF land, with large brick dwelling and
garage. to Sumner Gerard.
The Lorner Waist Company has jus,
closed lease through the office of Louis
kamm. Inc, for the store at Sos Broad
street, Newark. for ten years.
The Batson Farm Agency sold the $50
acre Stohr farm, near Hopewell. N. J..
to j, Cordley of this city; the 100 acre
Reed farm, near Clinton. n. j., to +.
Engel; the Anderson farm, near Hamp
ton, n. j., to F.. r. Simpson the Dayton
stock farm, IN Delaware county. to c.
Cypra; the Whltbeck farm, near Stika-
ford. N. Y. with sixty cattle, to A. Appi-
cello of this city; the A johnson farm.
near Hobart, N. Y. to ]. Kerns, and the
Wiltsey place, at Harpersville to p.
Ferry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Henry Shapiro Co. subleased to the St
Regis Holding Company the entire build
ing at $40 Sixth avenue, northeast cor
ner of Thirty-frst street.
Aaron Bachrach leased the store at SO
West 125th street to the fur house of
Benjamin Weidberg and leased the store
at e31 Freeman street to Frederick w.
Adam.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased the
fourteenth floor of the Masonic Building,
Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, to
the Prizma Company at an annual rental
OF about $500: a floor in 1891 Frank
lin street to the Great Northern Export
Company a suite OF offices in ice Broad
way to Underhill & Rubinger and two
floors In 80 Cliff street to Frank NJ.
Bedell
William A. White & Sons leased to
Field and Fancy Publishing Corporation
floor at 205 West Thirty-fourth street,
to Berman & Nelson and the Polish Mer-
chant and Marine Association space at
2s Water street, to Docharty * Burras
an once at ~ Cedar street; TO Thomas
Waters the entire building at 112 West
l26th street and the upper part of ia
West 126th street and to Jacob Aus
lander & Son. Inc, loft at 227-39 West
Seventeenth street.
He'll & Stern leased at 5000 Broad
way the store. basement and second floor
to David w. Blow e. Co.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
entire third floor at 90l Broadway to
Carrie NJ. Mccoy. space at 70 Fifth ave-
neu TO l.. Beskind and Fl. Stein. space at
70 Fifth avenue to London Il Schrenzel,
space at 70 Fifth avenue to Samuel w.
Weinberg, the entire NTH floor at 52l-3l
West Fifty-seventh street to George w.
Copp Company, Inc, store and basement
at 1868 Tenth avenue to Horseshoe
Tire Company. the entire twelfth floor at
ss-100 Fifth avenue to Joseph M. Gottes-
man.
The Scobel-Glauber Company leased
the corner store in the Grand Hotel
Building, corner Thirty-hrst street, to
Kaiser & Co. at an aggregate rental of
100000 also 9 New street to Nine.
Marie Louise at an aggregate rental of
$4,000, and the entire seventh floor
10000 square feet at 200 West Thirty
eighth street to the Water Color Com
pany at an aggregate rental OF $4,000 ;
the three story two family brick house
at 1905 Bryant avenue TO DIR. Henry
Katz and the subway stores In the Sub
way Central Building. Forty-second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
WOmen's Exchange Buys Site
for Its New Home on
Madison Avenue.
THE CoRoNET is SOLD
Other Transactions Indicate
Continuation of Markets
Healthy Tone.

The New York Exchange for women's
Work, Mrs. John Seeley Ward presf-
dent, which recently sold its home at
the northwest corner of Madison avenue
and FortJ--third street. purchased a site
for new quarters yesterday at $40 and
541 Madison avenue, on the east side,
between Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth
streets. The property consists of two
four story and basement dwellings, 5ox
100, which will give way for a new six
story structure to be used entirely by
the owners and which will be ready for
occupancy by next May.
The deal was negotiated by Pease &
Gilman for the $50 Madison avenue
Corporation and the King estate, sellers.
The price was said to be close to
$3.50, 900.
The Exchange received $3.50, 900 for
Its old home. purchased by the Oceanic
lnves ting Company, which, IL was SAID
took a profit of $4,000 by reselling 1t
to the Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
as portion of the site for its combined
skysc taper office and church building.
Merrill. Rogers & Terry were attor-
neys tor the Exchange and Stoddard &
Mark represented the 539 Madison
Avenue Corporation and Cadwalader,
Wicke nsham & Taft for the King estate
in yesterdays transaction
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RECORDED LEASES.

18Th ST. 90 E. and b-The simcoe
Realty Corpn TO Hans II wuest and Robt
g Gr. Barber Barber, 2Si W, SSH st, nrm
!; atty. Alfred C NJ McNevln. 81
,. Massey s% 5000 and $500
to Leipzig, i27 w nth ST. yrs from
FEB n 1920; atty, Lachman & @, IS
AVENUE d. l2s. vacant lot party % part
to erect garage. &c.-Robt w Evans 20
1sidore C Spolter. 81 Columbia vt, ct al,
10 yrs from Nov /, 1919. yrs renew at
lST Av. 1899, = and b-Geo Mundorf TO
Arthur Hermann, $50 L eth st, yrs
from May Is. 1sls; address. 1899 is,
MADISON Az, i46. I'd n-Madison iunch
10 Julius Brody. 1851 Il 2Ist st, Brook
lyn. yrs. from Feb l, 1890; attys.
Block Bros. 466 4th ave. 500
10Th ST, se-ss +. 5th loft-wm A Uiman,
as trustee for the owner, TO Wlntermate-
Munson co. SO Il goth st. yrs from
Feb l. 1920; atty, Jno II Leddy. 2ss
Rwav Observation-Disclosures. 50 800
:sTH ST. 2?-2I W, sth loft-Chsres KAYE
Renting Co TO Louis Finfer q Co. on the
premises. from Jan 1, 1890, TO Jan 81.
1895, yrs renew. .............., $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
WATCH YOUR CLOCK:
SHIFT 1T TOMORROW
Official Time Coos Back One
Hour at = A. M.

The semi-annual CT ock tinkering time
comes around for the Last time this year
at 2 A NJ. tomorrow, At that hour all
ME official clocks of she nation will be
stoph ed and set back one hour, making
II .ynhv ! O'Clock, the reby setting these
lTni,Ned States again IN harmony with the
.ular system. The oCs:asion offers har-
~ ssed and WEARY Legislators plodding
throuRh public business an extra hours
work wit Aout inv oking the parliamentary
ruse G, Nbarets foreuloughtful enough
nv ,toppin z their Elocll, at l o'clock and
winding Il Sem back, .'an add another
sixty minut. V to the ca VS. gayety. And
staid individ walls who n 'gularly retire at
the same no, W nightly, will awake on
Sabbath morn 10 ma they nave peen
cheated of an yours dun Get rest.
The Federal oSylight aw at this same
portentous hour ,Neases to- operate. This
city is assured o. daylis hit saving next
year, and Marcus Y. MARI s, president OF
the National Dayli yht 81 wing Associa-
ton, believes that c pngrd IS viii, before
next March, vote the syst EN- In again.
States and municipalities an to be asked
to authorize private da. tligh, saving laws
In the meantime. In Vase these plans
fail Mr. Marks believes thai New York
would rather enjoy saving daylight by
itsalN thus being an hour an cad of the
nation during the fairest days OF the
year.
The I>he Federal Railroad Admins
tratioh has Issued orders tC' hold all
trains at terminals when the cb,ng oc-
ours until the scheduled departure under
the new time. The Western UII,'n has
told It's patrons now TO hold up the clocks
without wreckinlN the mechanism. And
the accustomed public does not neal TO
be told that IL 1t wishes 1t may set its
watches back an h,Nur before going to
bed If the inclination is against waiting
for the fateful 2 A NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FREMONT AVENUE-Isaac Lowenfeld
ana William Prayer purchased from
the hammer Realty Company the Ave
story new law apartment at sol to
SUI fremont avenue. northeast corner
or Honeywell avenue, on q plot 60x100
L. J. Greenbcrger was the broker.
EAST 166TH STREET,. L. Evans
sold for Clara Macarthur 100 East
166th street. a frame house, plot Sax
40 also for the same owner 796 East
166th street. a two family house, plot
2Ox225. to NJ. A. Cutler and another.
RIVER AVENUE-Clara C. Mcdonnell
sold to c. II. Schmidt the three family
dwelling at Fl and % Ryer avenue
and to Anna Schneider the three fam
lily dwelling at 81 to rs Ryer avenue.
William d. Mcdonald was the broker
MORRIS AVENUE. Osborne Smith
sold for John A. Darts to Cecilia Muir
ray the three story brick two family
dwelling at 1924 Norris avenue.
SIMPSON STREET--Alexander Selkin
and Carl Jaffe sold for William Vein
traub 1876 Simpson street, five story
twenty family apartment. on plot As
x100.
ELM PLACE-Ernest Damiane sold for
w. J. Collin the two family dwelling,
25xl00. at 2471 Elm place to Mr..
Ginsberg.
GARDEN STREET-wiliiam J. Gabel
sold for John V. Irwin to Needelman
Bros. the two story two family brick
house at 7s6 Garden street.
HUGHES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mazzi
4 Romano sold for Mrs. A. Girardi the
two family house at $500 Hughes
avenue.
BEAT MONT AvENUE-Frangella.
Mazzi & Romano sold for Mrs. G.
Sheafrer the two family house at 1856
Beaumont avenue.
EAST 1857 STREET Frangella.
Mazzi & Romano sold. for NJ Parisi
to Harry Frank the dwelling at GA
East ls1st street for Mrs. Mary Nc
Caulee the dwelling at 612 East 1S1st
street.
WEBSTER AVENUE-Frangella MAJ
I'll & Romano sold for Dominick
Romano the three family house at
3343 Webster avenue
BAILEY AVENUE-Horace s. Ely
Co. sold for John Sutherland Wilson
OF England three two story dwellings
on the east side OF Bailey avenue.
each 16.Sx1Oo.
ELTON AVENUE-The William F.
Kenny Company sold to an investing
client OF Simon, Ascher & Gettner the
six story apartment house. with stores
plot s3x100. at AL East 161st street,
on the northwest corner Of Elton ave-
nue.. Kurz & Wren and l.. ]. Green
berger were the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
52o-527 BROADWAY SOLD.

William A. White & Sons have sold
for p. Lorillard Ronalds, Fannie F.
Richie and Mildred Ronalds 527 Broad
way. at the southwest corner of Spring
street. and also 525 Broadway and "a
Spring street for the Sternberger es-
tate. These buildings together form a
pot 5ox1o0 on the southwest corner of
Broadway and Spring street. The buyer
is the Corn Exchange Bank. which now
has branch on the northeast corner
of Broadway and Spring street, and has
made these purchases intending to i'm
provo with its own bank building. Brown,
Wheelock Company represented the
owners of SGT Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

E. c. Griffin G p. H. Collins sold at
Larchmont for the Murray Development
Company two lots at the corner OF Mon
roe and Cherry avenues to W.. K Dog
gett; for the Murray Development Com
pany six lots on Linden avenue to 8. b.
Moore Of Larchmont. and rented for c.
Blackburn Miller his cottage at % Sum-
NIT avenue to F. X. Woodwork, and for
Depnis A. Harrington his cottage on
the corner Of Grove and Magnolia ave-
nues TO Walter H. Seeley.
Leonard Morgan Company. Inc. LEASED
the residence of r A. White at 400
Warburton avenue, MISREPRESENTATION
to v. v. Casey for one year.
Julia Beverley Higgins sold for Mrs.
Eugenia Van der Emde sixteen and a
half acres of land on the Bedford and
Springhurst roads. Bedford Hills, ao-
joining the Seth Low estate, to Walter
s. Schultz OF Hartford. Conn.
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EAST EIGHTY-NfNTH STREET
John J. Cody sold for Mr.. Kraues at
sos East Eighty-ninth street, dwell
ing. 1s.sx1o0.s.
EAST 123RD STREET.. s. Maxwell
sold for Joseph Abramson to a client
Of George L. Sasse. q five story apart
ment house, 27x100, at 243 East 1891
street.
WEST 126TH STREET-Porter q
Company sold for the estate of Eliza
beth E. Tyler, to Dora Downing. the
three story brown stone dwelling at
113 West 126th street.
WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
Dwight, Archibald Perry, Inc. and
Samuel Hamlet have sold to Aronow
Brothers (Wonora Knitting Mills)
the four story and basement building
Mt 26 West Twenty-third street. The
seller. the estate of William Earle,
was represented by Earle & Calhoun.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUEs-Meiste err
Builders, Inc, purchased the six story
elevator apartment house at $50 st.
Nicholas avenue, lot 51x10sx117.
WEST 1857 STREET-The Isaac Low
enfield Realty Corporation purchased
from Benjamin Bernstein $40 West
1s1st street, adjoining the southea st
corner Of st. Nicholas avenue, fve
story new law apartment Isadore
Federman was the broker.
WEST FOURTH STREET-Lieut.
Stuyvesant Wainwright purchased
through Pope & Bro. 247 West Fourth
street. a three story and basement
residence, 22.6x76. near Charles street.
WEST FIFTIETH STREET.. Salz-
berg sold for the Eddy Construction
Company to the Marue Construction
Company. the plot 1Oox1Oo, the north
side Of Fiftieth street. 100 feet west of
Eleventh avenue.
WEST 12STH STREET--John Finck
sold for NJ. J. Plum 220 West 12sth
street. four story apartment house,
33.4x100.
AVENUE-The two
dwellings at I'll and 713 Licking
ton avenue, 40x105, between Fifty
seventh and Flfty-eighth streets, have
been sold by ]. Kyle & Sons.
EAST FORT1ETH STREET-John
Finck sold j. ]. Allen estate 414S
East Fortieth street. a two story
AVENUE-The Lebertan
Corporation purchased from Mayer L.
Haln 1924 to 1926 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. six story new law apartment,
40xl0O
WEST 18th STREET-The Libertan
Corporation purchased from the Speed
way Realty Company at sos West
l34th street. five story apartment,
4ox1O0. Harold L. Lewis was the
broker.
WATER STREET-Charles F. Moves
Company sold for Elizabeth Harper
to A. Berry Company. the property
at S41 Water street. 25xs0, improved
with five story building. This is
the first sale OF the property since
1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BUYS GREENWICH ESTATE.

Thomas N. Cooke, real estate broker,
has sold for George F. Dominick, Jr.,
his estate on Lake avenue. Greenwich,
Conn.,, to Augustus S. Blagdon, presi-
dent of the Air Reduction Company of
New York. The property was held at
close to 100000. 1t consists of a large
residence, outbuildings and garage and
eleven acres of land. Mr.. Cooke also
sold two acres of land on Patterson ave-
hue. owned by Col. A. K. Mlchler. 20 Car
los r. Waters of the kensington Manu-
featuring Company, who will erect a
Colonial house on the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
SELLING NEW BRONX FLATS.

Philip Hershowsky has sold the two
five story apartments recently completed
on the west side of Creston avenue, lis
feet south OF Burnside avenue. to in
vestors. The structure at Nos. 2O31-2033
has hSen purchased by client OF Harry
II. Cohen. 1t stands on a plot 626x
100. This Is the first sale OF any of the
West Bronx apartments now building.
Another investing client of Harry H.
Cohen has purchased from Gustave
Eberhardt the Ave story twenty family
apartment at the northeast corner OF
Decatur avenue and 209th street. on a
plot {5x95.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BRooKLyS TRANSACTIONS.

Martin Conway leased the second floor
at $40 Adams street to the oversee
Paper Box Company. Inc.
Realty Estates sold at 16h Vernon
avenue, near Nostrand avenue, two
and half story and basement brown
stone house, 2ox45x100.
Buckley a Horton Company sold at
215 Spencer street two story and base
ment frame two family dwelling for the
estate OF J. A. Cassidy.
W. II. Goldey and d. NJ. Kurtz sold for
Mrs. N. T. Moroney a two family house
at 80 Oakland place; for the estate OF
William Herod two family house at
z2e East Thirty-second street, 21.8x10o.
Tutino & Cerny sold for Wilson r.
Hines to Jeremiah Sullivan the three
family dwelling at 5119 Sixth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
FOUR BRONX FLATS SOLD.

The Bepenson Realty Company has
purchased from builder, represented by
Joseph l.. Young. the two Ave story
apartment buildings, on plot 1l0xS0, at
3lo2 DAILY avenue, northeast corner of
lSoth street, and two similar houses
l2lxSo, at 3f0+ Vyse avenue, northeast
corner OF 1Soth street. The combined
properties dnta!n twelve stores and
sixty apartments, and rent for about
$4,000. o. II. FASH negotiated the
transaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BUILDERS BUY THE CoRoNEr.

The 'Coronet apartment house at 1894
to 1O44 Sixth avenue, northeast corner
of Fifty-eighth street. adjoining the
New Dirk Athletic Club has been sold
for the heirs of the estate of William
Il. Bur CESS through John Finck to Ev
erett nd I. Randolph Jacobs, builders.
II is ten story building. with 'front.'
oge OF 1905 feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street. The property shows
an annual rental of about $4,000. The
purchasers will remodel into small
suites Tho Coronet was completed
about eighteen years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BROWNING IN THREE DEALS.

Edward w. Browning has added to
his realty investments $50 to 546 West
l6sd street, between Broadway and s..
Nicholas avenue, three five story apart
ment houses. each on a plot 44xlo0. The
buildings. which accommodate sixty
families, were sold by John Finck for
sac West l63d street. Inc, F. B. Roberts
president.
Mr.. Browning also has leased for q
long term of years to Charles Klein, OPP
orator. the nine story loft building, 5Ox
200. at 1876 and 1877 Chrystie street,
which he purchased recently from the
lew York Life Insurance Company
also leased to Wellesley Richards the
five story apartment house at West
Ninety street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25

William A. White & Sons leased to
Isabel Cohen an apartment at II Irving
place, and to William II. Page an apart
ment IN Alwyn Court, 1872 West Fifty
eighth street
Pease q Gilman leased apartments IN
$50 Park avenue to Daniel p woodruff
and Lorfng Andrews; let furnished an
apartment In S76 Park avenue 10 John
s. Cravens OF Pasadena, Cal, and In SS
East Sixty-third street to H. A. Darrin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
GOVERNMENT BUYS HOSPITAL.

The New York Hospital has been ac-
quired by the Government from the So
ciety of the New York Hospital. 1t is
Ave story building, 60.1Ox33A5S.10x
94.d1, at 67A Hudson street and to
Jay street. and the sale also includes
Jay street. northwest corner OF Staple
street, three story building. 25.4x53.7.
The consideration was reported to be
s226 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BUY SPRING LAKE BROCK.

Col. and Mrs. George H. Kavanaugh,
OF the Ritz-Carlton, have purchased
through the office of John ID. Minor
practically the entire ocean front block
between Mercer and Sussex avenues and
extending back TO First avenue at
Spring Lake. N. ]. The property con.
sists Of a plot 300x450 with four cot
taRes 1t is directly opposite the Essex
and Sussex Hotel. The sellers were the
estate of Susan e. Uric. DIR. James F.
Alderman, Miss Clara E. Gran and Miss
Helen Audenried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
Yesterdays Fires

A NJ Loss
2:o5-l4th st. and 4th av.; auto,
New York "world' 49,. Unknown
s:i6-22d st. and I'd au /; automo-
bile, Schultz Garagt i...... Unknown
s:16-s52 w. sSth ST.; George
kerns ............. ....... Trlntng
l2:65-Front Of GIT BroadN sy; taxi
cab. Meyer Koven. .,.....,. Trifiing
ito-Sli Il. iolst st.; Sam
sn5-iss w ssth ST., p s. ai..... .Triains
s:is--2 Ccunelia St; Herman Ess-
4:oo--26s Puhon ST.; city pr, 'perty. None
6;lO-S37 E. &1st st. Max Dat les. Trifins
1905 and 10 eDutch ST.; John
Waters & Son. Unknown
1904 "a sist ST.; Markos 'itz
& Klinklcy .............-..Tr ifing
7:35-N24 Broadway; Lno,ln
500 -, ,st- and Keppler Av..
The Bronx; auto; catherii
Kennedy ..............,... Trifiing
S:5O-SS Ncsey ST.; voorhees, Rub
Der Co.. -,....... unknown
s:55-l29 secons aY.; Joseph uip-'
s.i5-s2s Mott 81 Morris Ely TriainE
a;4b--l6s r. 10th ST.; George
MsrsmtnlT .,tt,t,r.s..... Trining
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
SELL BROADWAY CORNER

William B. May & Co. have sold the
group OF buildings comprising the north
west corner OF Broadway and Sixty
seventh street for the Coastwise Ware
house Company. having frontage on
broadway Of SIS feet by 131 feet on
Sixty-seventh street. The purchaser in
tends to demolish the present buildings
and erect on the site a three story fire.
proof building suitable for use as a high
grade restaurant or automobile show
room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
BUYS 4oTH STREET LOFT.

The II. w. G. Realty Company has
purchased through John Finck the
eight-story loft building. 25x92 at 14S
East Fortieth street. The property
rents for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Mar Sieper1nann 100 and 104 Beach
Sixtieth street, two frame dwellings on
the corner of Beach Sixtieth street and
Larkin street. Arverne. to Samuel Horo-
witz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

street and Broadway. at an aggregate
rental Of $225,o00.
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MORTGAGES.
md address
attorney
Downtown.

tSouth OF Fourteenth street
18TH ST. s. ASIA Park av, ls.SAtd.-
Oct ls-Anita NJ Cahi!l ct al 10 Rover
saw. Bank, 1928 Bowery. yrs, &c., %
mtg $4,000. held by party "a pa
attys, Cadwalader. w & T. 40
81 .
4STH ST. 5, i75 LIST av, l0hIIW1.
y m, Oct 22-Morr!s Spodek :, NafaN'
Sulzberger. I Z 59th st. due Nog :, .f.
so: attys, Arnste!n q Levy, l2' hr''g,
57TE ST. IO7 E. n s. s51lo2s, m. sep
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

good. trolley line passing through the
property on the Hackensack turnpike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25

THE interest on the public debt will
amount. on a capital of $4,000. 00c. 600.
to $4,000. 900. 900. Civilian expenditures
amounting to S3SO, 700 900 in 1918 win
probably reach 100000, 900. Military
and naval expenditures will reach $780,
900, 900. making a total OF $4,000. 600, 900
To this total we may add pensions
amounting to $500, 900, 600. raising tho
grand total to s4,100, 100000
with what resources shall we meet
these appropriations? To the resources
of 1919, equalling $4,000. 10000 must
ne added the share of the devastated re-
gions In their before war proportion TO
the whole of France, amounting 10 $780,
100000. Alsace and Lorraine. highly
developed Industrial regions, will fur
nish 5000, 600 900 The increase over the
present yield of taxes, without enacting
change In rate. is expected by experts
to reach $500. 100000 This increase viii
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NNosN VI FHIh HVtHue, DetWeen FOurteeuth
ana 10th streetsJ
SAD ST. 26s w. 9. itxloo6, July -
Jane Long to Dennis A Harrington
Grove av. Larchmont, N Y, Q yrs, Sc
Pr mtg $4,000; atty. d A Harringtor'
40 LIST av. ...........,,,.So6 o
l4TH ST. So w. s s. i7sxioo..iii Dr. 'r m,s
Oct l-Dormond Realty Co to clersy.
mems Retiring Fund Society CT n.
Church In U S. 2s1 9Th sv. S yr1.
~; atty. Lawyers T a. T Go, Iso
SANE PRopBRTx. oct';,s IA, i,,.,,s
and ano to Ward b Belknap, 2OI "
SD st. duo oct /, 1921. So, pr mtg
1880: attys. Myers q s. 200 Bwsy.tTsS
2s-Bridsetown Realty Co to VIM Gold
stone, 140 w 6pth ut, yrs 6%. ~
mtg ts7,soo; attys Myers 8, s5s