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The Holbrook news., 1919-08-29

Unofficial reports making following levies
 Winslow~ ............... loo
 Holbrook...... .........-.~...". .27
 Snowflake .45 The changes assess- roll accordance with the following order from the State Tax Commission:
 Phoenix Arizona August 11tA 1919 Honorable Board of Supervisors Navajo County,
 Hobrook, Arizona
 Gentlemen:
 accordance with the provisions Paragraph 1885, Revised Statutes Arizona 1913 Civil Code hereby ved of the changes which have been made the for the 199 the State Board Equalization Such changes follows; to-wit
 Reduce the of the Atchson Topeka Santa Railway Company of the portion of the Electric Light Plant from $s4 to $2S being reduction of... $09 % Reduce the assessed valuation of the nonoperaye por ton of the Ice Plant of the Achon Topeka and Santa Fs Rail- Co., from $123 785OO $O 89s CO., being reduction ot. 113.S9zO0 Reduce the S. of R. R. Track in Blocks Il to 30 inclusive Wnsow of the Atchson Santa Fe Railway Co., from $2 % to $ 7OOO being reduction of.. 22.2S0OO Reduce the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company by striking rolls the assessment of tho following property:
 Nonopeative portion Clear Creek Water Plant Town of Wnslow. Water Distributing Sysem 120 326OO Back of the Water Distributing years 19ls 19l7 1916. 1915 amounting 697 690O Raise the Atchison Topeka Railway company by placing rolls the following property and valuation:
 
 All of distributing system Winslow n752OO Property having escaped for 195 S5 cent that being the operative portion of the Clear Creek Plant... 35 e40OO Raise the valuation $50 goats $7O per head making total valuation of $2 443 % for goats. and net in crease 455OO Raise valuation to S1O % per head making total valuation of s2 2sO % for swine. and net in crease of..... 100200 Raise the valuation of the mills. 25 per from
 
 Railroad low 15 making final total valuation of Aztec Land Cattle company. 197622
 New Mexico 6 Arizona Land Co. 89O981
 Santa Fe Pacific Railway Co. 24501 Reduce the valuation of the grazing lands listed beOws 15 making final valuation of $22S 33l OOand net reduction O4b4OO Black Canyon Cattle Co. 8.O56 acres
 " 6,405
 LA Decker S,200
 IA Decker 1920 acres
 "' ." 341
 VT lO'sas acre.
 |" I" 1.280
 Frank Golsorry s.5sS acres
 " 1O.358
 10,056
 JIG Hansen 600 acres
 "" $40
 Geo " Hennessey 11.s24 acres
 Il. 615 acres
 11,5O8
 E Marty 11.41s
 Geo Morse < Co 6'1ed acres
 Wallace Newman $500
 Earl Pearce 1920 acres
 A Decker 327 acres
 Jesse Pearce 11,560 acres
 " 3,200
 John Pearce 1920
 768O
 Chas Perkins $40
 ' :" 6400
 :" |" 320 Perkins 4497 Reidhead 10744 acres Richards 6 Randall Sheep Co 1.598 acres A Schuster Go 1OOO6 acres Scott 6 Rankin GOA L shumWay 503 ShumWay 6 Sons 3.871 acres e" <" 1,593 acres Hurley & Frost Co 1.278 acres the property of the Union OH any Arizona 2013. Place said raise Rolls exactly set forth below.
 Tangible and intangible property 20O213
The sun., 1919-09-16

plant At tos and to4 Greenwich street
and plan TO reimprove the site Just pur-
chased. The property consists OF nine
and seven story warehouse and seven
four story buildings.
Felix IErnan, who purchased recently
the dwelling at 1857 West Seventy
street, is the buyer of. the adjoining
similar property at 1863. sold by c. Boyce
Hubert for the estate of j. A Chamber
lain.
Charles l.. Daley Is now associated
with Burling & Swan, Inc, in their
downtown office, 1S9 Montague street.
Brooklyn.
The Duo Company bought the four
story nat in 1880 Monroe avenue. SOUTH
east corner Of East 1850 street, sold by
Ida V. Price through Williamson &
Bryan.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. were the
brokers in the recent sale of 80 and 81
East Seventy-ninth street, sold by John
II. Iselin to Norman II. Davis.
Louis Schwartz is the buyer of the
dwelling at go West Twenty-third street,
sold by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany
The annual meeting of the Harlem
Property Owners Association will be
held on Thursday evening at 81 West
l25th street
The sun., 1919-09-16
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Partridge sold the two story
brick and limestone residence at SIS
Lincoln place for Emily A. Cook
r. c. Sauter sold the two story white
stone two family house at 1880 Seventh
avenue for John suydam to Frederick
and Helena Pritchitt
Driver & Bowie. as brokers, sold the
brick dwelling 31sA Eighth street for
Mrs. Louise r. Bills to Mrs. G. z. Mills
for occupancy.
Harry M. Lewis, with Charles II.
Buckley, sold for Orrin B.. Kenneth A.
Stanley H. and J. Howard Sprague the
two three story and basement brown
stone dwellings "a and So Downing
street. on a plot 4ox101.6.
The McInerney, Kinck Realty Com
pany sold the three three story brick
and limestone business and apartment
buildings at 1905 and 1908 F1atbush ave-
nue., 63x100. for Sigmund Levine.
The McIneEney. Rinck Realty Com
pany sold the two family brick and lime
stone dwelling at 1872 Ocean Parkway
The property is 20x120 and was sold
for Catherine p. Anna T. and Loretta
L. Collins.
Samuel Galitxka & J. Lacov sold for
Goodman & Block a two story and attic
two family house, with double garage,
on the east side OF East Twenty-first
street 100 feet south of Avenue X, Flat
bush. 40x100.
The sun., 1919-09-16
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Union Carbide Company Takes
42d Street Building-The
Trading Is Light.

Ths Union Carbide Company, capital
ixsd at $4,000. 900, has purchased the
Forty-second Street Building. q twenty
one story structure at the southwest
corner Of Madison avenue and Forty
second street. from the Forty-second
Street and Madison Avenue Company OF
which Frederick johnson and c. X. @.
Bnl.nCs are directors Messrs Johnson
and Billings are also stockholders In the
purchasing company. The property is
assessed at sa.Soo.o0o. Of which s2,25o,-
600 represents the value of the land.
The building fronts LA feet on Forty
second street and $50 feet on Madison
avenue and runs back to ,Forty-frst
street, where It has a frontage OF "A
feet The purchasing company leased
several floors soon after the blu l6ing was
erected six years ago and several Of
its subsidiary companies are Quartered
In the building, so that at present the
company occupies about seven entire
ioorA
George o. Knapp is president Of the
Union Carbide Company. Giles W.
Mead and Edgar F. Price are vioe-presi-
dents: the directors include c. K G.
Billings, Nicholas q. Brady, Edward s,
Whiting. Frederick johnson. James N.
Wallace and Jesse ]. Richs. 1t was re-
ported that the price paid for the build
ing was $7.o00.0o0.
The sun., 1919-09-16

beg-Gerard Holding Corpn to Newat
Realty Co. geo Bway. mtg $4,000. Sept
,ss fttg sS'PrS iis scsiSS
Sarah D Thomson to Patk Ryan.
$50 w 1921 ct. June 3; atty. B Baer,
vALES STT Av. 'isss. IS. ;txss.,sSs3sSSSS
eS.I-Geo schmid Realty 4 Const Co
to st John Houghton. Jr. fss2 Valentine
1hn nE 9 sept ASIA + vs.n Gatsr
iOOxJ1.5xss, s-dus.is schwarts to Morris
Sept 10; atty. Kan,owit. Z. .ssS
wRssHafTN;GiiToN Xv. :. IL !. i7Cth st st,
New York. Aug 20; atty. corp'n Coun.
cREsToN Az. s. SIS iissthi st. ' is'sS
Ss atty a' L Riss' c AM Sif p@ Ssss
ASpREws Az, issc, =, ticxsio;.io.Alo
bertine z Peck and ano to Montela
Realty. Co. 80 W Fordham I'd. mtg 5000.
Aug is; atty. T'is Guar Co. ITO Br9aSo
HUGHES Sf Az. isis; at. is.ss ssSV
HtHss-M Ma Rsndall 70 Sp :sI
Sept Y; atty, Gussie weiner. 7+I Gro:
18TH SIf ST. TaF SIS r. iS1ioc.Xic: Rc ssSo
Vernon. Y; Sept -; a;tys. NJ 6 8,
CLAY Lays Nv. ,sss. i'a% s5xso.s1s5siso SIR sm
II4.th e. mtg $500, Sept 49, atty,
sam sq pR0phR $50 81
and Louis Green. 1io 1Isth ct. mtg
5000, Sept Is; atty same.
HOME ST, s12. $ s6xlostxssl1x115;i1
Chisholm ct mtg $500, Sept IL; atty,
ST LAWRENCE Av, l!,s. 10. ss7, blk
Rinaldo Braghittoni, 1883 St Lawrence
av, mtg $4,000. Sept so; atty. Lawyers
EAST CT 81 i E9r s.. map olnvil: ' .S2
loO--Yonkers Brewery TO Morris Reich
gott $3.50 White Plains av, mtg $4,000.
Sept 8; atty. T & Co, 17S Broad
HofkANpi Nv. 1850. a51ioos-irihio;s; &o iisf
to A%e ih Kemp ;ss +Ts " itsth St, ana
Krsmer. scS Bway. ... r 49, 49," 81
MORRIS 2E;IsEs, Az i iSiS' a. aSaiSOEo,.
st. mtg $500 Sept Is; atty. T e,sSs
i' eth, ST Rail- SIS q p . a. s0IiSS1Mgnr'
Saf e. q issi avs st. Sept o. atty 9 s,Ss
WEBSTER Az i,,s. 5. is1ioo.;c;o;nsrsS
+ Ass;ot tO oo Rost Meyer al 2 iioth
LOT 100. map Arden property.xnn. T faSo
40. E n. W xsrnon Tsy ssp, 'ss at,S
NORTH OF Lor Isl. map Arden
Walter W Taylor to John W Taylor.
go SIS; Co. st. ia %'f sr .sso Sept 81 it'y
NORTH y OF LOT $50 and south Y Of
lot 15i. map Arden-same to Alex c
5; atty. T q 4 T Co, i7s swsy. . w.. :. 81
NORTH y OF LOT 100. same map-same
20 Geo II Taylor. 500 W 18TH ct, mtg
$3.50; atty, T G 4 Co, 176 Bway. 81
LOTS sl8-6aS to b2sxl5i. same-Townsend
A Verify TO Walter w Taylor. AS
TSeumseh av, Mt Vernon, N 7, Sept
O. atty, q q T Co. l70 Bway. 80. 81
The sun., 1919-09-16
$50 WEST END AVE. Is SOLD.

Tho Owl Construction Company. Inc.
Herman Friedman president bought the
thirteen story apartment house at $50
West End avenue. southeast corner OF
Ninety-second street, from the $50 West
End Avenue Company (Jerome G. and
Mortimer G. Mayer). The building was
erected by the Messrs. Mayer two years
ago. II stands on a plot fronting 100
feet on West End avenue and eighty
two feet on Ninety-second street, and
contains forty apartments which return
an annual rental of SIS. 900. 1t Is valued
at 100000. Phillips & Avery. attorneys.
acted for the sellers and Gettner. Simon
6 Ascher represented the purchaser. The
MessrA Mayer recently bought the apart
ment house at the southwest corner of
West End avenue and Ninety-eighth
street.
The sun., 1919-09-16
,4s:Ooo' city. T @ at ca. 17s Broad

,4s.oOo' city. @ at Co. 17s Broad
way ''-"''''.......... 70, 600
Uptown
(MAnhattan Island, north of 10th gtreet.)
l1STH ST. IS z, s, 26x1oo.iO, d m, Sept
ll-Johanna Gurisn to VIM Hotties
rs Home st, yrs. SO; atty. T & T
12sTH ST, 1854 eth av, is.sxss.ii, m.
Sept Fannie L Wood to Robert Miller,
Isl Fort Washington av, s yrs, So; attys
SAME PROPERTY. p m, Sept 4-same to
SANE instals' So; pr mtg $1,000; attys
IslsT ST. iiO:ii E. i.ss.hold, July ~ siw
J Young to Harry Pacht, 1910 Bryant av,
due Jan !. 1920, So; attys, Kleinsr. B &
1,sTH 1's TT s" iS, SStes'
. p 9TH st, Mount Vernon, Y, and Fannie
c Fulton, 20 q 29th ct, yrs, So: pr
mtg $4,000; atty, Arthur Knox, 1875
Bronx.
lsoTH ST, lss-l5s z. SIS COX irres-3Sewat
issth st and Mott Havenscanai pr mtg
$4,000. Sept ~, yrA sssi atty NJ Q
nS SsSis. /, Al b,s s:S S.mSs. Isl Ass5sss
sv, Sept ., yrs SO; atty. q Camp.
HS S;sf.. s. E Ts5sw, cs,.1 az :,
pr mtg $500, Sept II. due June u. 1920.
sss atty. N Y Title q Mtg CO. 1875
ST IHwRnEiN;cEii iv.. ii;s.RHiin.idic BrsS.
hittora TO Rodger J Rush, it2s 81 Law
renee av. Or mtg $4,000. Sept 10, instals.
sssi atty. Lawyers Title . Co. 100
ANpREws Av.. ;isO, 4: =, So1iGo.Montsis
Realty Co to AIbertins e Peck. SIS w
7sth st. and ano. e1rs. pr mtg 5000.
Aug ls, due &C, as per bond; atty Title
uS SS5S Az T SI. W. sCxiSco.cSs: sohnisS
TO John Glaeckner. 72s L 1854 ct, Sept
10. 5 yrs. So; atty. Title Guar a T CO,
FOREST " Az. W. isc . HON: ct. iiO1s7.sw
Louis Knopf to Edw Rieger, ll35 Forest
avs Sept "a 2yrs. sH%i atty Title ST var
cSE5IoN ~; s!s J. i ~, 49, = is;;T
IT, yrs. S% atty, VIM o'cOnnsii s!s!
issb rSs sT' y. sis Alexander sv IoxiSS
w io7th st, June :. yrs, So; atty, J B
ASSTaoN! XVI V /: ISIS lsoth i, .SxiSS
mond, 25s BwSy, Sept IL, due, 80. as per
bond; atty. Joseph Dannenoerg. Rector
LoTs 70 and II, map II; city Island Homes
and Brokerage CO, ass d isSth ct Sept
Il. Due &C, a. per bond; atty. I Lovis ~
N 4 LOT isO and . y lot Isl. map Arden
Ps2s : Az GSan WS TssPoS TA
Sept ., due Nov o 1873. t%i atty, It'll.
SS Lor ls So sam. S msD:cr.: II ; Tsy0
Tor 10 same Sept ., yrs. 81; atty,
n u Tor Isl, same map-John r.ylor to
same, Sept 8, s yrs. ePs atty, same $3.50
and ano to Thomas Molloy. 1853 Holland
Az, prior mtg ssis.Slo, Sept IS. yrs
6h %; attys, Flynn q q, 800 Norris Park
l7sTH ST. sis E,sS 5cxioo.H.rrr,;; w vf:i
s TSa to w Waite n !wsseSh6sslsFs S2S West
Oct I. 1925. ssS; atty. w NJ Wechsler
WEBSTER Nv. iiiS.. W; : iSxiooMRoSbbSeGptt
g Meyer to Conrad II Aslrlof. 1919 Web
stsr az. Sept it; yrs shS.i atty. Title
ST RAYMOND Av. n W cor Parker 81, s5x
2o-Antonio Minelia ct al 70 Katie N
Trotta, 1901 Parker st. Sept H. instals
eqSi atty. Title Guar q r CO. 17s Broad
way ''''.'''''s.''........ 81, $50
The sun., 1919-09-16
RESIDENTIAL LEAsns.

Pease & Gilman leased. furnished, TO
Rufus L. Patterson the i've story twen-
ty-five foot American basement dwelling
at 20 East Seventy-second street, ad-
Joining the southwest corner Of Madison
avenue: an apartment IN ss3 Park ave-
nue. to Douglas Parmentier, and an
apartment, furnished, in 81 West Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. William F1eisch-
mann.
a furnished house at As East Eighty
fourth street to Mrs werlein; also fur
nished apartments at 875 Park avenue
to George Luddington: at TAI Fifth ave-
nue. to Mr.. Bedell and at 225 West Eigh-
deth street to Felix Gross.
The sun., 1919-09-16

two story two family frame house al
TAO Crotona Park North, 25xiO0.
WEBSTER AvENUE-Cahn q Pittman
sold to Ernest A Addiclns the five
story new law apartment, with three
stores, at the northwest corner OF
Webster avenue and 197th street. II.
william Sohns was the broker.
EAST 165TH STREET-M Nasanowitz
Son sold for James f. Hunter $50
East 16bth street, a four story fiat.
90x100, to a Mr.. Rigelrnan.
EAST 10th STREBT--John A. Stein
metz sold Tor William Somers TO Sam
uel Yasner the. two story and base
ment two family house S05 East 179th
street
RosEDALE AVENUE - John A. Stein
metz sold for f Steinmetz 70 Tie
bout Avenue Company. Inc. n lot on
the west side Of Rosedalo avenue,
about 100 feet north of 177th street
HOE AVENUE-John A. Steinmetz sold
for Minnie Berger to Meyer Friedman
the two story and basement two fam
lily house 1912 Hoe avenue.
BRONX PARK AVENUE--John A.
Steinmetz sold for Herman Becker TO
Caroline Elsener the three story and
Park avenue.
The sun., 1919-09-16
BUYS GRAssHoPPER FARM.

Grasshopper Farm, the estate of the
late Warren L. Green In Greenwich.
Conn.,, has been sold to Edward l..
Wemple of New York city. vice-presi-
dentpf the Warner Sugar Refining Com
panyA e. Payson Hatch of the firm of
Ladd & Nichols In Greenwich effected
the sale. The estate, which consists OF
q large residence of the Elizabethan
type OF architecture and thirteen acres
Of land. was held at 100000. Mr.. Green
was president OF the American Bank
Note Company OF this city.
The sun., 1919-09-16
WILL BUILD AT ELMHURsT. L. 1.

George seewagen Of the Brown, whee-
lock Company bought from the Siroon-
son estate a plot of four lots. S0x12a. on
Maurice avenue between Hofttnan
Boulevard and Broadway, Elmhurst, L.
l.. upon which he will erect a residence
to cost about $4,000.
The sun., 1919-09-16
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Shampan d Shampan. architects, filed
plans for hreproof bank to be erected
at 44s-55 Fifth avenue. adjoining corner
Of Ninth street. Brooklyn, on which the
Mechanics Bank Is now situated. The
plot covers an area 60x1o0. The build
Ing win be constructed Of brick, reen-
forced concrete and limestone, which will
have an deliberately designed banking
room The owner Is the Greater New
York Savings Bank, Charles ]. Ober-
meyer president
Tho Carmana Realty Company, VIII
lam ]. Amen president. is the purchaser
OF the former Moller estate warehouse
property at SO to 80 Vandam street and
100 and 1o6 Charlton street, sold last
week by Henry Brady as broker. The
buying interests operate a cold storage
The sun., 1919-09-16
Bronx.
LIS PENDENs.


IT'D ST, A42-Isaao Kaston agt Nathan
Zimmerman ct al faction @ Impress
vendeSs lisn); atty, J C Abramson
LOT SO, block 1854. section IL, tax map
warren w Erwin, as general partner, ct
al agt Rudolph Wallach Co ct al lac
ton to foreciose transfer OF tax uSn1 :
attys. Warner & Korb.
JEROME AV. W corner OF North 1t, Tex
100--Julius Berliner ct al agt Acms Es-
tates. Inc faction to toreeiose mechanics
lienli attys. Morrison & schiff.
WHITE PLAINS RID, . ., 26 . 22oth ct,
89xs0; also WHITE Plains I'd. e, s43 n
Crawford av, 75x11l.7-Louis Epstein
agt John O'Brien Realty Co, Inc, et al
foreclosure OF mortgages atty. z
The sun., 1919-09-16
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
5EooMD ST. sss;4S,,, sSE1.sx irroE,
Rector. &c, Trinity Church. Isl Fulton
q. 10 yrs. So; atty. William B sprague;
cRn SRI SS 'i ST. Tss. cor i sfS0S 81
(s2s W., runs n Ti.7x . T7.iox 8 iSx
ss;sI i:;li 70 St Ky q to beg. ? m,
Arkeli R MoMiohael s7I Madison ev,
S az. Apf II a,oS saS y; pr mtg 'iass 90
m. Sept IS-s.sSoaTd Rice Co to Dem Den
ver Chemical Mfg Co. 81 Laight ct,
yrs Sssi attys. Reeves Todd, l6s
NAss2u ST. st.:s. i5i;:.iO.;;iOxssiL.ss' V ON
sho,a 10 City 1sv:.ti Ss g. % los BRas
atty, II O q + Co. ire BwAy. .i65, 900
East Side.
(Hast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streeta)
Aug il--Edouard, Dreyfous 70 Empire
Trus, CO. due FEB Is. 1920. ~; atty.
iia6ry Dc Dock Sheet i Mstai Works % s'P 70
sttys. gillespie q o'connOr. ~ vsssy
sIsr sT, los q, 3. isxit.S m, SEPT Is
Paul McCulloch TO Carrie III Meyers.
10s u s1st ct, 8 yrs, int as per bond
atty. T @ T Co. i7e Bway.. $40. 900
West Side.
[west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
2TTH ST iso W IS. Itlox9s.s, Sept l.
David NJ Landes to Ottavio DraEo, 2sl
W Goth ST. due and int as bond. pr mtg
$4,000; atty. L & II Co. 100 Broad
lsTH ST. 1o4-los W. e, 5oxss.s. Sept .
Arlo Realty Corpn to Ben o Engsl, ss4
Riverside Drive. yrs, go. pr mtg S75,-
wEsT END Az 'stS. zoos "a sS'V ~
42.Sxi0o. 2xtssxl0o, m, Sept l0-Ar-
z sist st due Oct I, ls2s. tss. pr mtg
The sun., 1919-09-16
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SIxTY-F1RST STREEr-Walter
c. Cramp. Augusta J. Bowman and
Tina Mintz formed the 191 West
Skty-f1rst Street Company to take
over the apartment house at that ad-
dress, a Eve story structure, 40x100.5.
John P. Viscordi Is the owner Of
record. /,
EAST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.
Pease & Elliman sold for Stewart
Duntan a three story dwelling at 1ls
East Thirty-third street, 25x102, and
held at $4,000. >
WEST 17STH STREET-The Stebbins
Realty and Construction Company, ].
Malino president. bought from Mary
Horton sos and go West I7sth street,
a 1--WE story fat, 60x100, held at s7O,-
900. Brooks & Norman were the
brokers.
CHERRY STREET-B. Chenkin sold for
Kathleen @. Turtle to q client 21e
Cherry street, six story tenement
and stores. 25.1x1177. The seller re-
Gently acquired the property in a fore
closure action against Charles s.
Sender and others for 5000.
SECOND AVENUE-Ida Rosenbaum
sold the four story tenement, on a lot
25x75. at 2032 Second avenue. near
104th street.
WEST NINETY-SECOND STRETTT-L
& A. Pincus & Morris l. Goldstone re-
sold to client of E. Sharum Company
a six story apartment, 50x100, at 2Ss
and 200 West Ninety-second street
through NJ. Horwitz.
WEST 18TH STREETS. NJ Mitchell
Of A @. Thompson q Co. sold the
dwelling, 245 West 12eth street for
Elizabeth Ring to the Direct Leasing
Corporation.
WEST I52D STREFT-F II Nnroua,,
sold for the New York and New Jer-
sey Realty Company to clients of ia
cobs &>Livingston the six story apart
ment 75xs9.11. at go West 1s2d
street
EAST SIXTEENTH STREET-Duross
Company sold for j. I. wakelee the
three story dwelling, 17x80, at 253
East Sixteenth street to Frederick q.
Plat
PARK AVENUE-Grace Williams sold
to a Mr.. Curtis $50 and ss4 Park ave-
nue.. two four story dwellings
EAST i12T1 STREET,. P. & d J.
Murray sold for Anna Schneiders to
Ida Safatzky the four story dwelling
at log East 112th street, on a lot
16.4x100.
WEST 18TH srREEr-Mrs. Anna
Crawford sold the six story elevator
apartment house at 224 and 226 West
113th street to Nathan BarsiSy for in
vestment The purchaser was repre-
scented by Bernard s. Deutsch and the
seller by Leon Rronfeld. OsterweiIl
Bros. negotiated the deal
EAST FIFTY-FOURTH STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for Bullowa a
Bullowa three story dwelling at I42
East FHty-fourth street, held at 500
600. The purchaser will occupy.
The sun., 1919-09-16
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALB-Unusually attractive ALL
the-year home; new Colonial brick dwell
ing. with garage. First noor has large liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen. extra toilet
and laundry in basement Second floor, 3
bedrooms, tiled bath. Interior finished
throughout in white enamel woodwork and
mahogany doors; parquet floors through
out; steam heat, gas, electricity, sewer
etc; restricted section; no assessments;
minutes walk to large park and bathing
one block express station, is minutes Grand
Central, t-Ssnt fare. $4,000 cash required
balance o. terms. For plan and photo call,
write or phone, ]. g. WfTHERS, 20 East
SD ST Tei. ssto Murray Hill.
The sun., 1919-09-16
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BRoADWAY, w. block. the front bet
Fort Warrington av and l6oth st
iss.exSs;2, all-Fort washington Circle
Realty Holding Corp TO Schultz Realty
$50 90; IS. Broadway. II ". os s5O% Jan 4
MADISON Az, 121, = and b7-woodbury
Langdon TO T J Mitchell a Co, Inc,
Gainsburg, 25S Broadway. ....... 81, 900
LEXINGTON Az, 1895. grind n and b Of
42S-Neelan Realty CO TO Jas Raggio,
Logomastini. $40 BwAy, 5000 70 ii7, 900
RIDGE ST, 1li-4s. s rms, list fi-Beckie
p plSas q as Try, bbsa s lai
The sun., 1919-09-16
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Bastine & Co., Inc, leased the eleventh
floor at IS West Twenty-seventh street
70 Friedman Bros. & Rothenbcrg; the
fourth floor at 45 West Twenty-seventh
street to Novick & Co., Inc. /: the third
floor at IS West Twsnty-seventh street
to Singer q Son; also the eighth floor
at 81 West Twenty-irst street 10 Gold
stein Bros & Bruckner.
The sun., 1919-09-16
BUYER FOR RosLYN ESTATE.

The handsome estate of Mrs. Murray
Spencer Worthington at Roslyn Heights,
Roslyn. Il l., has been sold to j. H B.
Rebhann. The property consists of the
residence and. garage on two acres of
ground. 1t was held at s125.00o. The
transaction was negotiated by Warren
Murdoch of the Brown, wheelock Com
pany, Inc
The sun., 1919-09-16
REsELLs THE RITz-oARLroN.

The Benenson Realty Company,
through Leitner. Brener & Starr. resold
TO a client of Michael Kaufman the Ritz
Carlton. six story elevator apartment
house. occupying the block 'front.' on the
west side Of Audubon avenue between
1S7th and 1Ssth streets. The property
was held at ss25,0oo and rents for about
$4,000 per annum- This Is the fourth
sale OF the property this year. The Be-
henson Realty Company acquired It
earlier IN the month from Max ". Ma
tanson-
The sun., 1919-09-16
BUYER FOR HI EAST 51sT ST.

The four story private residence at
iii East Seventy-first street belonging
70 the estate OF Robert w. Taylor has
been sold by Douglas L Gilman &
Co. TO client for occupancy. The
houses on either side have recently been
sold. lit to Arthur A Fowler and
119 to Robert L. Bacon.
The sun., 1919-09-16
WIN. zIEGLER, JR. ,LnAsEsHoUsvn

William Ziegler, Jr., who Is shortly to
begin the erection of costly residence
at 2 to East Slxty-third street. has
leased for the winter the Ave story
American dwelling at East Sixty
seventh street. adjoining the south oor-
ner Of Fifth avenue. 3ox1o0. The asking
price was $4,000 for the season.
The sun., 1919-09-16
HOUSE DEAL REPORTED.

A deal IL said TO be we'll advanced for
the sale Of the northeriy half OF the old
Aston House property on Broadway and
Barclay street, owned by Capt. John
Jacob Aston, son of Baron Astor Of
England. The prospective purchaser has
in mind the reimprovement Of the alta
Vincent Astor replaced the lower half Of
the Astor House with seven story officee
The sun., 1919-09-16
OSCAR" LEASES HIS HOME.

Oscar Tschirky. otherwise known as
Oscar of the Waldorf" leased through
William Cruikshhnk's Sons his private
residence at 1I3 Lexington avenue to
Harry A. Michaels at rental aggregat-
ing about $4,000. The house will be
occupied entirely by the lessees for their
advertising business
The sun., 1919-09-16
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Melster Builders, Inc, sold the
two story brick house 675 Chester street,
Arlington. N. ].
L. ]. Phillips 4 Co. sold for the estate
Of William F. Newkirk. Edward T. Ken
nard executor. the tract of over five
acres. unimproved. fronting on the
Mamaroneck River, near westchester
avenue. Kennilworth road, White Plains
The purchaser owns ffty-six acres ad-
Joining