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New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Two Men Dead, Two
More Are Blinded
By Bogus Whiskey
Bronx Saloon Proprietor
and Wife Arrested for
Selling Wood Alcohol as
Beverage; Stock Is Seized

Nathan Allowitz and his wife. Rose,
were arrested last night at their ss-
loon, t12s Washington Avenue. The
Bronx. accused o. sedlling as whishey
wood alcohol which has caused The
death CT two men, blinded two more
and sent another half blind TO hos
pital- The charge agains. the pair at
the fremont police station Is. man.
slaughter.
Michael \. Delagi, Assistant District
Attorney Of Bronx County. who led
the raid on the saloon. confscated
thirteen one-gallon demijohns which
chemists Of the Department Of Health
who accompanied the expedition said
contained wood alcohol ana some col
orlng matter which gave it the appear
ance of whlskey. That IS the bcvor-
age that Allowitz and his wife are ac-
cused Of selling with fatal and blind
ing effect
Deaths Cause Inquiry
District Attorney Martin started an
inquiry INTO wood alcohol sales after
learning OF the death in Fordham Hos
pital last week Of Isaac Peters. sev-
cnty-siX years old. OF i717 Fulton
Avenue. and Alexander werdinskv,
Of los Washington Avenue. Both
deaths were ascribed to wood alcohol
poisoning.
Louis Meyers. Of l7e4 Washington
Avenue. VINO WOKE Up blind Friday in
Mount sinai Hospital after consuming.
ne says. The contents o. flask Of
iaquor bought from the Allowitzes. fur
Msned tho information upon which the
District Attorneys men acted in max
ing The arrests. Meyers said he bought
several drinks in the place August II.
had more the next DAY and on the
following day. Wednesday. bought the
flask. He remembered nothing more
until regaiNlng consciousness Friday
with his sight gone.
Two Others in Hospitals
Isidor Buckowsky. of 1850 Washing
ION Avenue is in similar pl ght a. the
POSTGRADUATE Hospital At Fordham
Hospital Frank GolasAy. Of 1905 Wash
ngton Avenue. is nearly blind All of
them. District Attorney Martin be-
lieves, We're accustomed 10 90 TO the
Allowitzes' saloon. He believes manv
more customers of the place may fur
nisn HIM with Information nhon the
evidence against the proprietors is
known.
Alowitz and his wife were interro-
gated b. M. Deiagi al the police sta
non in an effort 70 discover how much
OF the wood alcohol had been ~od as
whlskey before the seizure Of the thir-
cen gallons.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
20 Hurt i'm Car Strike
Riot; One Fatally Shot
Pitched Battle Follows lmpor-
tation of Non-t MON Men i'm
Olean, y. y. Tie-l y

OLEAN. \. Y. Aug. IS Frank Sa-
gerlamb was fatally shot and a score
of others were seriously injured here
tonight in light between striking
employees Of the Western New York
and Pennsylvania Traction Company
and strike breakers.
The fight started when the imported
strike breakers ventured outside the
car barns. They were set upon by
strikers and sympathizcrs. Wires
charged with electricity were strung
about The barns % keep the mon from
wrecking the buildings.
At latc hour 1t was reported that
strikers and sympathizers had started
a search for dynamite with which to
blow up the car barns.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
New Building Plans
Bronx


FORDHAM RID. cor Morris av two l.
story brick stores. 456x95.G aud sS.lx
IS; Gaines Roberts Co. on premises
owners; Harry Howell. id a9 and
49, I4sth 81. archt; cost. .-.... s45 coo
WRITE PLAINS AN 6417 2Iath
ST story brick stores 5o.lx7O. sigfried
hariebacA. 40 f 235th st. owner Chas
Areynbor S6a e l6ad Il. archt
l4gTH ST. cor Union sv. 6-story brick
tenement. 15Xao. Maurice Miller $50 In
JeTyaio aF owner; Chas l\reymbors. 8ss
m, T. Io%rG .i,n St aren't: cost s1350oo
18TH ST cor linton av l-story hricl.
garage 50Xl00; John Brown. 52l E
fHth ST. owner. David : Lang li0 w
5itn ST. aren't, cost. ...-... 81 j 600
FORpHAM RID, Grand Concourse
9-story brick stores ana tenement - ex
SO Realty Managers Inc. Frank Beg
.Tlsh' 2O0 Bway, pres. owners. Chas
kreymbo borg, $50 i63rd ST. archt:
cost ............ $40 O00
GRAND CONCOJRSE. q : 80 Ford
nam ri. two 3-story brick stores ard
tenetnents, l5x91 and 75xlo3.l. Realty
Managers Inc. Frank Eegerish 200
3Way, pres, owners, Chas krey bors.
5es L l6Srd st. archt: cost .-.... $40 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Saw Flies OFF Frame:
Caryes Official to Death
Crossman's Head Split Open in
Presence of Two Young
Sons

Sptc q, CcrrrspoHderc>
WlNSTED. Conn, Aug 18- Clifford
G. Crossman. thirty-tve years old. Su-
perintendcnt of Public Works, vas
killed instantly at his nome OF West
Hill Road to-day when a revolving
twenty-inch buzz saw struck him in the
face, splitting his mead and nearly
severing his right arm.
His two sons. Harold, fourteen. and
Donald, thirteen, saw the accident
Donald narrowly escaped his fathers
fate, the flying whirlIng saw within
foot of him. Donald was passing the
wood and Harold was throwing the
sawed blocks in a pile when, it IS be
licved, stick in Crossman's hands be-
came caught in the saw. wrenching i
with both bearings from the frame
work.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
In STYLE on Hats

Two-color ostrich plumes are among
the newest trimmings beng used by
the millinery manufacturers The base
of the plumes is dyed in a dark color.
while the tip is dyed in contrasting
and lighter tone. Favorite combina-
tions are black and orange, taupe and
blue and taupe and coral.
Burnt ostrich Dlumes and bands are
now being used on the medium priced
as we'll as the more expensive fall hats.
say the manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Sales Show Falling Off
In Bronx Realty Trading
Buyers for Apartments in Mar
mion Ave. and Another in
St. Aun's Ave.

Ely Maran and Joseph Sager pur-
chased the ive-story apartment, at 1881
Marmion Avenue, near 175th Street, on
plot 50x147.
Sale in st. AIMS Avenue
Charles Edelson has sold for N. Cart
ner, A27 st. AIMS Avenue. at the south
west corner Of 1A5th Street, a six story
fat
Two-Family Houses Sold.
r. Osborne Smith has sold for Frank
Noian a two family dwelling at 25 East
9sth Street to James McDermott.
David L. Woodall. Jr has sold for
William r. Sanders the two-familv
house on lot 1S.6xS2, at 1898 Cedar
Avenue.
Ihe Bronx Land Mortgage and Real
r. tate Company has sold for 2. Cestaro
the two-family house at 1854 Codding-
ton Avenue.
Buy Plot for Garage Site
The Bcncnson Realty Company has
bought from John S. Applebv the plot
lt2XlUo on the west side of Webster
Avenue. 30 feet south of 173d Street.
a garage is contemplated for the site.
Charles & George Buckbeo we're the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Results of Auction Sales

BY JOseph 2. Day
18th ST. Hollis w. 8 20 sth az.
40x10o 1. 9-sty hotel. Manhattan Savings
Instn tst r L tireacen eu al: due,
sIy4s29St: taxes. etc. $1,000; Withdrawn
l1gTH ST. 80 V. =, 30e.9 . Bway. 1881
10o.1l. 4-sty and dws 7 Raynolcs
- al agt Standard Operating co et al.
due Sl9.tlS.&7. t,Xss etc, st5s.s0. adj
jOurned sine die
By Henry Brady,
MADISON Az. 1914 w llsth 81. 25 SIX
50. 5-sty int anG stores. Central savings
Bank agt Pauline Weir handler al.
due S25,Slsel; taxes. etc, $3.50; with
drawn.
BY Charles A Berrian.
57TH ST 4io E. n s. 1865 LIST av IS RI
1904. a-sty and dwg; f RanNen.
trustee. etc. agt Alpha Sigma House Co
due. s5,92l.7l: first mtge $500 to Wm
RI Def1 enba ch for S1o25.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Manhattan Alterations

GRAMERCY PARK. 8 4;sty residence
Geo Bond il70 Broadway. owner
John 9 Breiby. Engiewood. y j. arehi-
tect; renIoNe stoop, install new skylight.
elevator shatt and new bathroom IS 5 90
60Ttt ST, 36 to 40 w, 5-sty warehouse ana
garage. brick. 50N9s. Estate of Nicholas
henry Eugene NJ Guyon. executor. o37
Manhattan aV. owner Robert /. Lyon 81
Vanderbilt av, architect. remove IRE es-
cape install new stairs. doors and parti-
2aD S'r, 9 e. 5-sty stores and dxysII;ns I;yeo
5rIck, % sH9s.A. Mrs Clara " Tillman
r sd 81, owner, George McCabe. 80 5th
aN srchitect. change basement 10 level
oUt front wall 20 building line, rearrange
Partitions. install new vent shaft ana
new st4Ifs .......... ..... 40 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
opec''lator Buys Row
Of Flatbush DWELLINGS

ssmue Galitzka and !. Lacov have
sold fo~ The South Fifth Construc+ion
company Morris notlewitz president.
70 2 speculator. eighteen one-familv
houses under construction. on Mot
e+VSioo' s-vS on Avenue L and East Tenth
=, Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold 1871
East Fourth Street. q two.storv v'' ..rar y, !
dweillng. for the Estate Of D )
OtonnoH to A. c. kctcham, for occn-
pancy.
|. Salzberg has sold for A. Jacobs TO
of- Selgmeister the eleven-room cot
Iage. on plot f5xl0o. at 1915 Fourteenth
Neistcr Builders have rcsosl 1al
adams Street, tive-story brick tene-
ment. on plot 25X97.6.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
" oman's Bod, Found i'm Bav
Near Statue of liberty

The body OF woman, apparently
about twenty-five years old, was found
floating in the bay near the Statue ot
Liberty last night by the crew OF ahe
tugboat Berne. There were no MARKS
OF violence. and the police are m
clined 70 the theory that the woman
was either a suicide or fell overboa. I'd
from one OF the statue excursion
boats. The Berne brought the body TO
Harbor Precinct a. whence il was re
moved to Bellevue morgue.
The woman was FIVE feet. six inches
tall, and weighed l15 pounds. was o.
light complexion and wore black
suit, white waist and underwear, black
lace shoes and black stockings.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
FORECLOSURE SALES

- REM = COZ RI COUNTY oT new
YORK The Metropolitan SAVINGS Rank
i'i~4;-t;f .s-ainst Joseph ~. heil ct -.
Defendants A. :. & W FutchinS. A.,
jorress fog Plaintiff. - Nul4fa street
Borough of Manhattan. Ne'r York CITY
'osurs ana sale duly made ana entered
n The q abote-eut.fied action. and bearing
a. sta The -'rd day Of April. 1918 T. ~
Ia i'o'rsi ig-lee, the referee in said lulg4nent
lalnf d. Will sell ~ pubic auction. 4 ths
EXchange Salesroon Nos 1915 Vesev
> ao CT, * Ee"@ York on the 3rcl day OF
3 p.et b.. f9ls at - o'clock noon on
tat DAY. ty Ar'hur g. Sheridan auction
eer the premises b.. said Judgment - -
sold. and thereiH dessert bed as .ollou-
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel To-,
snd, With iit building and ill provclils,tz
AereSn erected. situate lying ana being IN
Nv 4o~6. IN tNe County and state IF Ne-r
ork, move Particularly bounded ana Do
s"Tlbed = follows. 2EGINN1N;C st X point
on the Westerly l. OF Mer-et street dis.
an fwo hrndroi and twenty SIX f--p
- r>o~r rherly lron1 the Intersection or ;i,
), -sts4tt s4'ia uf Mercer Street with -f>s
- zoe of Broom street. th~roA
'''..'.s Westerly parable with Spr.-e
-7.' ~ apndred Ge0l feet items
4 rtietlt Parallel with Mer.-r st-0e-
i''7- = 'lre- f=5i feet ton 'l9l inches
'.c-.ce E.ls-sl.s }Iralial With spring stree
lr --illre' ttn'f feet 40 The Wasteri-
7.~~ ', street. them Southe.ly
''@ - Westerly side nf Mercer street
'-i-i. - hr.- t-a1 7eet ten fioj inc hos 70
point or place If beginning sad
lses beng now known oy. fhe street
Int Ger 4 Mercer Strasr
he following is d diagram of the u-oo-
e;t3 10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Assignment of Mortgages
Manhattan

sss4s ss:a 80. u . = ss'a s s' = a. 8
lSth =. $, go W 7,h az l6.sx1oo.f1;
Xe4.19; Peoples Trust co. trus: Geo I.
lease % Peoples Trust co, lSl Mon
Iagne 81. Bklyn. and sno. exr Gertrude
Bristol. Isl Montague $. Bklyn 81
2-R ST rs y Geo Agnew trus. to
trustees Of Princeton University. Prince
ton j; atty, T q & 7 Co, l78 Broad
sAME rRoPERTY same to + G = r - -
22D ST. 4is ". Trustees Of Princetos. tni-
MADISON ~. l73s; JOS @ steinan' exr. -1g
atty. I. T Co. $50 Bway si5. 900
9Th y, I ST, 2oe-aIo ". Na,.oasl corpn 10
I'D ST. ~ Z, ritIe & I co to frog ISoy
SAVINGS s,, < . Bank 81 I'd st, Troy, \ Y;
ssTH ST, 13S W Wm Jacobs TO- TitiD
G 4 T Co, 17s Bway .'..|.'...... 81
losTH ST, ., - = II Nicholas sv. ls5x
100; Lawyers Aitge co to y Life ms
60 atty, T 6 Co, l75 Rsvay G. assts) 81
s'TH ST. "a Z, VIM l. Condic ct al, trus
to Greenwich Savings Bank. 40 9TH av
atty. Middlebreoh & b. 4s Cedar 81.
EST END AV. g. 30. : s5tn st. 9ox64
tcrneiia Hail ct al. trus, to Bowery
Savings Eanh' atty, Cadwa lader W &
sTri Av, cor 57th st. ssgxioo - Tide 1;Tge
Guar and Trust Co to Central Savings
BanN, 100 f 18th st; atty. T G co. l7s
s5TH ST, 2e8 W. Peter Fisher To- rose 1S.OOC G
Quinn. .o2 Union st. Brooklyn. 81
'3-D ST, 1a3 W, Mary F, Edmiston TO Sol
- Sllberstein, 2s " 95th st; atty. Harry
-. St.perstein, 2ibI slh ......... $4,000
iVsIH 81, - E Marcus Leudan 10 Benj
Burrows, .61 W 1l2th st. atty Borrow
sly & g. l3e Nassau st..........s1 81
I1sTH ST. II f Dinah I. Cohen to Brni
burrows, -ol " ll2th st; atty Borrow
SKY & b, 1sc Nassau st .......-...'.Sl
149TU ST 52s W: Irving G. Gaylord ~
American Missionary Assoc. es7 4th av
atty. Lion < Smith. As Cedar st 81
l22D ST. ~ w: Clara Murray to J
Romano Brown. 10 Fanshaw az. Yon-
hers, Y: or 2es Madison av......s1
Hugo II Ritserbusch l0- N G4,h ct
ATTY; T & r 60, l7s Bway ......sl
P9WELL ,',sIL, ~, AZ 937o' Pauline lIsuser to
O a Denoa. 8O1S Sd av.'...''."''. 600
SAME PROPERTY: Gottlieb Wuiand 10
Otto RAquet. 2sis Briggs av; atty. same
MARION Az. W 5, 27s.l1 kingsbridee' ggY I'd
25x59 7x25xso i Louis I.avisne to Bronx
savings y, = BANS; - fremont av, atty
MORRIS Az, 1881. Title Guar 4 Trust Co
to Katharine and Peter Mulvey. - Con
vent aV' at'y. I G & Co. 176 Bway
LYMAN PI. 1860 Guaranteed Mtge 60 to
Jos Byers l53 Lowell av. Newtonville.
Mass; trus atty. r G & 7 Co. 176
Bwsy .........- .--.-.... $50, 600
ARLINGTON AV. S. 65 2S0th St COX
125' Mary NJ McKelVey to Estate Isaac
johnson, corpn. at Spuyten Duyvil.
Y atty, MckelVey. AZ Cedar st
81 900
Az. 5 w cor 927th 81. 940x7ox
irreg Win II Sage to John II Wagner
at 22tth st ana Arlington aV. atty, same
$1,000
wOODYCREsT Az. 1919; John q Thomas
to Anna Thomas. SO Lincoln pl.
Bklyn; q part atty. Harris NJ 4 s.
RwaV 200
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Site of New York's
First City Hall in Deal
Commodore Gerry Sells Prop
ertv at * Pearl ST.. Head
quarters of West India Co.,

The property a q Pearl Street, site
Of New York's first City Hall. has been
sold by Commodore Eldridge T. Gerry
TO Richard 5. Elliott. Audrey A. Bib
by. as broker, represented Commodore
Gerry i'll the transaction.
On the site is a six-story building
with stores occupying the block front
on the south side of Coenties Alley and
extending to 30 Stone Street. The
property has frontage of 25.6 feet on
Pearl Street. 1913 feet on Coenties A.
ley and 33.' feet on Stone Street
The first building erected .here was
a large stone tavern put up in 1912 by
Governor kicf for the West India
Company. Eleven years later this
building was remodcled and became
Nanhatan's first City Hall. II was
known as The Staat Huys.'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Two Newark Apartments
TO Cost 5000. 900
Vim. C.. Shanley Property. in
Johnson Ave-. Bought for
Site of Improvement

William c. Stanley, of this city. has
sold the old homestead on Johnson
Avenue. adjoining the First Reformed
Church. situated al Johnson and Clin-
ton Avenues, Newark. \. J. The prop
crty has 2 frontage Of 247 feet on John-
son Avenue. with depth Of l75 feet.
and has been bought by the Sharff Con-
structon Company, which VIII erect
TWO seven-s tory apartments. containing
l12 suites The cost will be in the
neighborhood OF 100000. r. Botteli
is the architect. j. L. Feibleman e. Co.
were The brokers
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

list ST 40 = john A. Stewart 1t Al. trus.
agt Gertrude ' Morgan ct al. foreclosure
Of ntge: attys, BeeA,nan. Menken <
Grisconl
CLARENoNT AV. . :. AS LA St 15sx
l0ox irreg Begiad Constr Corpn agt EX
ccllent Holding Corpn. action to declare
deed void. attys. Mclaughlin & Stern.
Bronx
LOTS So and %. map of Bentleld property
located IN South Nj Vernon. now Bronx
County: Herman HagenbuchIe agt Ste
phen Stilwel et al; foreclosure OF
rtge atty, p Trautnlann.
22oTH ST, c5a-261 e; Clement II Smith
agt Louisa REM: action enforce Lien,
atty, II ( Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

ls0'ri ST zoe ~ :. N.cho,as- t5ox-.
-.r~6s III, iii.4caa. III Boston. 10 New
barsh Seve Tauf. 1iaTet ! 1916 So. 600
10 81 Io4Yille notei Go. Inc
. -';'dn az 20 1o,in -3.ors-,3, - .Aesd
Bwag: Dec =. lS47...... .-......S5.090
ssTH ST, ). ls5 B~ay. s2,sx5s.4x irres;
Msrean,iie ;v Aoids oi Co. Inc, 10 VIZ! 7.
Co. $50 Bway: April 30, 1s17. SIS, ,tea
18TH ST. sls n: Chas H Hoahlsr to Jacoh
niger. S Beekman ST. juno 10, 'n7. 81, o0a
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Resident of Italy Sells
Harlem Apartment House

Mary Louise Wight. OF Florence.
Italy. has sold through her ATTORNEY.
Stephen p. Nash, of the .irln Of Tay-
Tor, Jackson. Brophy d Nash, 81 East
11Tth Street, a FIVE story apartment
on let 32-6xl00.1i. \ client OF Man
heimer Bros. is the buyer The house
VIII pc altered
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Furricrs Buy in 9TH Ave.

Spear & Co. have sold for Frederick
Michel the two fve-story buildings at
ZIG and 3iS Seventh Avenue TO Wagner
Schecter, manufacturing furriers
row at 80 Seventh Avenue. The buyers
will alter the building for their own
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Body of Infant. Throat Cut.
Found in Drain in Bronx Park

An employe Of the New York Zoo
logical Garden in Bronx Park found
the BODY Of a two-~eehs-old girl yes
rerday n drain at the lS2d Street
entrance to the park. Carr Kennard.
medical examiner reported las. night
TO he police that the infan5's throat
mad heen cut and taat several stab
wounds had been delivered
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Seamen's Bank Sells loft

William A. White & Sons have sold
for the Seamen's Bank for Savings to
the Ala Broadway Corporation, of
which A. Morris is president, Ala
Broadway. seven-story loft, on plot
27xS5. held at S115.0O0.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BROADWAY, II cor list ST. 10e5 5x9Sx
rreg X36: store and cellars Transit
Realty Co to Krim Realty co. 426 "
14th st: from completion Of alterations
to Jan 81. 1870; atty. Bent Weiss. 27l
NORFOLK ST. 61, all: Gruenstein &
Mayer to Max Zucker.nan, on the prem
tses; yrs from Sept /, 1919, atty.
Halpern. 40 Nassau s........... 81 400
7TH AV. 1873 lst flat, 5; Adoph Volt
ter TO Henry A Eafeky. 1878 7th a.;
2-i2 Yrs. from Aus T. 1919; attys,
Deutsch < Diamond, 80 BGay s. a00
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Laundry Company Buys
II8th Street Realty

John II. Taylor has sold the two
four-story buildings at l62-164 East
llsth Street, 32.4xl01, 30 the Royal
Wet Wash Laundry. which, after ex-
tcnsive alterations, will use them as
branch depot. Epnraim Buchwald was
the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
lo Injured When Trolley
Cars Crash in BROOKLYN

nue. car were in collision because Of
slippery rails at Gates and Ralph ave
nues, Brooklyn, about 80 O'Clock last
night. Fifteen people were slightly in
jured. eight of them requiring the at
tention of an ambulance surgeon from
Bushwlck Hospital
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Mechanics Liens
Ma anhattan

The following mechanics liens were
la-D ST, ats E; Charles o Riker against
Otto Nolkening, owner. Joseph Rorh
contractor ........ ........... 33sb
18TH ST, cor of Lenox av. 4lexlsslO:
John Feldinan against Harlem Hospital
owner; + Pratt. contractor $40
I'd AN. 1o5, Norris Cohn against John
Palmieri. owner; Hyman Bursky con-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Broker Buvs Mt. kiscu Place

c. Z. Elliott. Of New York City. a
Wall Street hroiser. has purchased the
estate Of Lester Eomsen on Croton
Avenue. Mount Kisco. y Y. It has
nine acres, beautiful trees. brooks and
dwelling. The price paid is SAID to
be s35,OoN Mr. Elliott will take pos
session October /
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Rroofte Sire

-Np7ro7 innate a.4ouut "f 'hc i-or.-s-.
4 b. Gusts and "A Jtssures s-n.1sI t.lta
Interest," ana expenses OF safe. Aporo.l-
.lole amount OF ta2~s and water r.nts
$1,000. together with interest and PEN
Alrlss
Tho said promises are 20 be soid SUB
I ect 10 eneroachlnent of the building N
: ae pF fr'ses adjoining or me south % a
incA~s on the sAfd pi-n4.s-S shown On A
SurNet Of Geo. 6. Hollerirh dated Nj.
1910 Also subjeVi to building -
sirieions am equations so. a-net IN 4
-eEolutlen ar sfdinanre adopted July IS
1915. BY tae Board ri H,s,.af4le ana -
Dof,i.-ri.. eft % fne Clfs u. NV YORK -
tilit q ats hereto. Ala9 subject - ex-
j. SINS ttnapcIes
oat'l. Ee'T To s Jlue -tth 1919
'.i-.- -+-t j. No1I''f ARD Retefe.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

~ ~ es4: Edward : l>ei.e- s-.i,s,
Aisreeset Murphy Ct a June -. l9I9
5eTH 81 -es E. Sane against same. JIM
-. 1913 ....I ........... 81. a.
4Sn ST, s5l E, Same against Same, June
117Tu sr sa6 w rs... ,;.t,,., ssS.sa
against Dorothy 8 Rennard ct al. Ang
i, 1918; cancelled. -
RIvERaInN DRIVE. ii4: p na.ns axain.s x sIa :
Leopold Weiss; May "a 1918; cancelled
$4l6.7s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
DOWNTOWN Realty Market
Seething With Activity
American Bank Note Realty Opposite Trinity Sold
to Building Interests; Property Adjoining W hite-
hall Building in New Hands; Nassau St. Building
Opposite Federal Bank Site Under Negotiations

i57th Street, through A. scharsmith.
mo Agency Realty and Mortgage
Nompan5 is the owner OF record
Sale in East 1lNh Street
Manhcimer Bros. have sold to a
client for Mary Louise Wight. Of
Florence, Italy. the Ave-story apart
mcnt house. 81 East 1l7th Street, on
plot 32.6x10o ii. The new owners Will
remodel the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19

s..u;nrlv quiet. the downtown real
-. market is actually scething with
.r;.v Many deals are pending for
.ns,r;es o. potential Importance in
:. ,cuer sections OF the city. Some
.sese deals arc rapidly approaching
-.snms;ion, others have been closed
.,bally bus are held from public an
.,spcemcnt until later on.
n. Saturday it was learned that a
.-,asate had been formed to buy the
:, Buildinc, at the corner Of Nassau
Il Spruce streets, and the latest re-
-, is that the deal has been closed
:. will be before many more days
~ syssterday the Whitehall Realty
r,mpsny sold its property on Washing
~ and West streets. adjoining the
Ts;tehall Building. and the American
,.nk Note Company has sold the site
: ;ts former home on Trinity Place.
..rcss from Trinity Church. and the
aiding al ~ Nassau Street. adjoin-
40 the Liberty Tower, has been the
,gsiect Of negotiations leading to a
ale
Deal Opposite Federal Bank Site
The latter property is owned by the
9,rpss estate IL comprises five
s,ory building on site 2sx14ON irreg-
rlsr. directly opposite the block on
~hch the Federal Reserve Bank Build
NJ is 70 be erected The Liberty
lover Building. which the Barnes
property adjoins. was bought few
nonths ago by the Sinclair Oil Com
pany.
Bank Note Sells Old Site
The American Bank Note Company
Ia: sold its property and building
sill be erected on the site Details OF
se structure. IL : said, have not been
worked out Yet. Large building inter
ss;s are close 10 the new owners OF
he property, which extends from IS
% IS Trinity Place and through the
block to Greenwich Street. 1t has 2
:gon.age OF 1910 feet on Trinity
Place and 117.S feet on Greenwich
Street TIE property has been await
ac Development for the last ten wears.
gnen the American Bank Note Com
rany moved TO the Hunts Point section
5t the Bronx
Buildings OF sensational dimensions
ave been planned for this property
rom time to time, and one Of them
Voald have been erected but for OBJ
sctions raised by the Building Depart
nent based on building height restric-
IONS
Sale Next to Whitehall Building
Tie Whitehall. Realty Company has
sod TO ali investor the property at Is,
i9 and 20 West Street and 32 Washing
ION Street, a plot containing 9,152
square feet, adjoining the thirty-two-
'.ory whitehall Building The White
aall Company bought the property
ABOUT fifteen years ago. Less than
100000 was paid Tor the property.
the Whitehall Building owners are
80 h.t~r
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
Sale Next to Whitehall Building
Operators Purchase Flat
At st. Nicholas Ave. Corner

Irving !. Levine and Ely Maran
ave bought The siX-story apartment.
'n plot 46.7xl03.3, at 941 St. Nicholas
Avenue, at the northwest corner Of
New-York tribune., 1919-08-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TO TEE raEDlTcI.- or BEru.-
Fnati.-", ,ea4 BeslN Proptss.,.
EAsase iahe notice ss-at tn abeys nan.
i@sa 81. Nicholas Ave. y 7. CITY. 20 he
10 4. NJ. OSCAR S.flDFs -'' a.
,,o WILLIAM NIELSEN.
KoRNBLCEH g. HUTTER. At.yn ~
LAW ass Nassau ST.. N. Z.