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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

atty. Barnet Levy, iss Brosdwsy.. 81
cRuGER Az, W ITO Morris Park sy.
as Il l9sth st. mtg $500. May 49, atty,
v yehn = DonShue, as e issth H;:;ns'M
ls to beg-Hsrmsn wiebke ct al to
Ellie Little, 1ls Washington av, May
20; atty, Ellie Little. ms Washing
JACKSON Az n cor iiisiisii st, iiiii.
solomon weissman to Isaac HymowitE
7os Trinity av, mtg 5000. May -.
AVE ST JOHN. . 3. u Beck st, ssriio;
also Ave st John. $50, W s, toxioo-
sss sxs ss'n S,r s5 May "y'' a. ate. eS
BRYANT AVE. i4ii. sSIioo-Kato Dali
sh mtg to ,s tas h May r. IL ATTY rh s
ANDERSON Az. W 100 e High Bridge
----Chas II Dannewltz to Ella T q chas
a.; atty, c II Dsnnewit1. 1870 Bo,cob.i
ANDERsoN Nv. s. ista..i n issi,iin st.
ssxloo-Richsrd @ Carton to Daniel w
May ATTY ssoS, i %ss wSoSS
PARK Az. e cor iitistt st. s51ii;f to
Go, SIS Rider ave. May 10: atty. c "
Walter. ass B'way. ................tl
HAlbROAD AV e. y, te1.s l4tth st.
Isxafs.e to Mott Haven Canal on map
Central Mott Haven; also Railroad av f,
s. 4ss,s 8 Ittth at. 25x22ss to said
canal-George Haiss to Haiss Realty
Co. seb Rider av. May 10; atty, Chss
M walter. fS3 Bway. ...............G
AMETHYST ST, W g. 4sb Morris Park
av. x4s4x2s1x5o.s-rrank Zenik. 20
Patrick o'Neill, $40 e 1bsth st. mtg
1900, May 26: atty. Title Guar q T
18th ST. iii 4. n =. i61ioo.Luic;iia Gag sSo
giano to Luigi ManEieri. sl1 f 1bith OF.
mtg $4,000 May II; atty. Title Guar &
Co. lIe Bway. :........ 500
RYER Av. W n, 45.1 n burnside av, rs
x1s2Sx25.txlS7.1-Ch L KeH TO wing
man Realty Corpn, So Bway. mtg $500.
May rs; attys. Fiueselman T. 81
HUGHEs Av, a2si e's. s51ioo-jochn "
Mehl to Carmela Cagliano, 1915 Web
ster ay. mtg $500, May rs; atty, Title
Guar a T Co. 17s Bwey.
LOTS 221 and 1a12. map L Spencer ct al
CarmIne Verderese to Alfonso verderese,
$500 Radclir sv. April .: atty. N Y T a
LELAND Av or I7sth st. 8, 100 Gles-
son av. b0x100-Thos McKenna TO Sarah
Q Conneli. to1 W lsth st. mtg 5000.
May 2s: atty. Title Guar q Tr Co. l7s
o"ey '''''''..' .'........ .'''''NivV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MORRIS AVENUE-B. II. Weisker sold
for William Sohmer to a client for
occupancy the three story dwelling.
16.sx100. at 2640 Morris avenue.
LA FONTAINE AvENUE-Eugene J.
Busher sold for client Of Dunn &
DAILY the hve story apartment house
at 2oo9 La Fontaine avenue to an
investor.
WISE AvENUE-John A. Steiimetz
and David Zies sold for A. Bluttel
the three story apartment house at
the southwest corner of 1S1st street
and Vyse avenue to Nathan A. Kri-
scher. ....
EAST 17STH STREET-John A. Stein
metz sold for the estate of Michael
Roos the three story building at 1922
East 17Sth street to Adolph Hollander.
VICTOR STREET-Schano & Co. sold
for Albert E. Peyhan the two family
house at 1889 Victor street: also the
one family dwelling at 1863 Victor
street for William C. Baker. and the
two family house at 1927 Barnes
avenue for John w Kunkel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
TEN P0LICEWOMEN NAMED.
New Appointees Get Special Duty
Among Young People.

Ten new policewomen were appointed
yesterday by Commissioner Enright for
special duty among young people at
dances. picnics, moving picture houses
and other public places. They will hold
office only until the peace is signed, It
was stated. and will draw a salary at
the rate OF $1,000 a year until that time,
The youngest appointee Is Miss Helen
NJ. Burns, %. OF $50 Hancock street.
Brooklyn. Mrs. Cora I. Parchment a
negress. OF 221 West 1S8th street, will
have charge OF welfare work In Harlem
and other negro sections.
The other appointees are Mrs. Lillian
J. Letter. ST Grove street. Brooklyn;
Mrs. Mary Coony. 3079 Decatur avenue.
The Bronx: Miss Hortense Thompson.
403 Sackett street. Brooklyn; Mrs. Lii
Ian A. Gordon, 1877 East Ninety-thrd
street: Mrs. Elizabeth Helms. 474 Balm
bridge street BROOKLYN; Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Ahern, 344 East Nineteenth street: Miss
Anna Wolf, AL East Eighty eighth
street, and Mrs Rae Nicolletti, 22l2
Second avenue.
There are now twenty-eight women
under Commissioner O'Grady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
FIRST TRANSFER IN 1o4 YEARS.

Property in the downtown business
section which had not changed hands in
over century. was transferred yester-
gay when Louis b. Rolston and Henry
de Mall sold to William A. Winant, the
two loft buildings at 2O7 Water street
and 203 Front street. five and four
stories respectively. Each building
covers lot 2Sx75. and one OF them will
be extensively altered by the purchaser
Tor his own occupancy as soon as the
lease OF the present tenant expires The
last transfer of this property was in
1915 The Charles F. Noyes Company
was the broker in the present trans
action
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

f. C. Sauter sold for Mrs. Matilda
Charleton to Joseph Davis for occupancy
the two story dwelling at 1928 Eleventh
avenue.
Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the twin dwellings at 2O4O and
2042 Sixty-hfth street to Mary l.. Stein
man also similar houses at 2l26 and
2172 Sixty-fourth street to Louis Open
and Stephen II. Goodloe.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 1927
Dean street, a three story dwelling, 16.sx
10, for III. p. Morse to a client for oc-
cupancy.
Louis Gold sold the one story business
building at the northeast corner OF Troy
avenue and President street to an in
weston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
BUSINESS LEASES,

Charles F. Noyes Company leased a
portion OF the second floor of 81 and 50
Wall street 10 Walter J. Pierce & Co. /;
space In SIS John street to Samuel w. Rose
and e. r. Hopwood. and additional space
in the same building to Starkweather
& Shepley, Inc, See C Depew and to
Nathan Joseph & Co. in the Market
and Fulton Branch building. space to
Hers Gates, Staier Chemical Company
and Joseph D. Diaz; space in 10 Broad
way to H. L. Hudson & Co. and Joseph
H Meyer Bros. Inc. Offices in 25 Pine
street to Cochran & Co. and in 81 and
3y Maiden lane to Hyman Kurizky
Maurice Wertheim leased large
store in ia East Forty-hrst street to
Messrs Henderson Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

The New York Title and Mortgage COM
pany made building loan of $4,000
on the building on the east side OF Grand
Concourse. 80 feet south of 1921 street,
plans for which were filed q day or two
ago by the Henlee Real Estate Company,
Louis Wolf president.
The Charles F. Noyes Company was
appointed exclusive managing agents OF
the Knapp Building. Al and 80 Maiden
lane, SIX story ONCE structure. Exten-
sive improvements are being made, and
the ground floor IL to be occupied by
william Frieber and Joseph Streifer for
restaurant purposes. The Noyes COM
pany was also appointed managing agents
for IL Llspenard street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
LIS PENDENs.


I'D Av, cor Tooth Ut, as 3xI0O-Mary J
Kingslsnd agt Roel Realty Corp ct al
foreclosurs OF mortgage; attys, Foster
A Thomson.
10TH ST. n q. 5ls8 W Broadway, look
SEX irreK-Moncure Robinson aRt
Ascher Detective Agency ct al (fore-
closure of MORTGAGE: attys. Everett.
Clarke a Benedict,
VS. 1910 +sth at, SILK irreg "a
4sth st-Anna N Lockwood ast Manice
De r Lockwood ct al (admeasurement
of dover, &c); atty, d OIL Ophalan.
Asst ST. ia E-Bowery Savings Bank
agt Jessie Fara ct al foreclosure OF
three mortgages); attys, Cadwalader.
Wickersham a Taft.
HENRY ST. 2s7-Bowery Savings Bank
agt BroRdwAy-John st Corp ct al tfore-
closure OF mortgage); attys, CadwRlader,
Wickersham & Taft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
LAWYER LANE GETS 4 YEARS.
Sing Sing Term for EmbezzIing
Funds OF Aged Widow.

Richard H. Lane an attorney. SIS years
old who was convicted May II OF grand
larceny In the first degree. was SEN
fenced yesterday by Justice Davis in
the Supreme Court to from four to seven
years In Sing Sing. Lane, as financial
adviser and confidential agent OF Mrs.
Victoria A. Mckenzie, widow of John
Mckenzie, "A New York merchant, was
convicted OF having defrauded his aged
benefactress OF $500. and according
10 testimony at his trial he was said 10
have obtained more than 5000 900 from
Mrs. Mckenzie by a career of imposture
covering a period OF ten years.
After, sentence had been imposed no.
tice OF appeal was filed by Samuel Ecker.
counsel for Lane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
WIDOW INJURED IN CRASH.
Receives Scalp Wounds when Her
Car Is Hit by Another.

Mrs. Clara Brown, 81. widow, living
in the Hotel Commodore, received scalp
wounds and a possible fracture of the
skull early yesterday when an automo-
bile in which she was returning from
New Rochelle with n party OF friends
was struck at Broadway and Seventy
second street by a car driven by Cor
nelius ]. Buckley. a chauffeur employed
at ESQ West Eightieth street.
William Gage. SO, a broker, and his
wife, Beulah. OF VAC West Seventy-third
street, and DR.. John Burke OF 10 West
Sixty-ninth street. Mrs. Browns com
panions. we're thrown into the street and
slightly injured. They were attended by
a physician from Roosevelt Hospital and
went home. Mrs. Brown was taken TO
the hospital for treatment Buckley was
held by the police for felonious assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
SAILORS BATTER POLICEMAN.
Fifteen Attack Him When He Ar
rests One.

Patrolman Michael Mannion of the
East 104th street station, while attempt
ing to arrest Harry Munday. %, sailor
on the KRiserin Augusta Victorica, in
front OF a saloon on Second avenue yes
terdy. was set upon by fifteen others.
his uniform torn, his cap stolen. and
before he could get a revolver into play
was considerably battered about the
face. Mannion said he broke his night
stick across the shoulders Of one OF his
assailants and thereafter had to fight
with his fists until he could fire his re-
volver 70 bring aid
The patrolman cornered Munday In a
doorway block from the start OF the
fight and pinned him down, waving the
rest of the gang away with his gun. In
Harlem court Munday and another pris-
oner, John Dunn. 1927 Second avenue,
were sentenced to six months in the
workhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney).
Manhattan

with name and address OF lenders at
torney).
Manhattan.
AV Il, isl-Hannah and Rose n Green
berg q62 Trinity av. Bronx, 20 Gustav
Holman. $50 Manhattan av, Sept 10.
1918: atty. Meyer Sirdel. 2s9 BwRy 1900
18TH 81. 5l0-42 WIN n and Edith
NJ Carpenter OF winterhaven. Fla, TO
Margaret Moore OF winterhaven, Fla.
Aug II. 1918; atty. NJ Palliser' ! LIB
BAT-fERY PLACE. j. IL, ! and $; Grosn-
wich ct. as, and Washington 81. 3
Edw F Ssarles to Metropolitan Life ms
Co. Dec 81, 1914; attys, Butcher. T SF;
BROADWAY. t2si-sS-Mazs Realty Co to
Max Marx. June 20. 1905; attys. Bowers
VS. s I; Hs Gsi Sy st s;,,o1i,.n ' soI..i
to Gaetano GAlardi, Sept 81, 1915: atty,
2sTH ST. ait-ls w-AieI P.ncus TO
Adaline Ulman OF Philadelphia. Pa.
March l: 1908; attys. Kurzman 4 F;
MA a scSSo Az. ao7o-H.,l;ein E calvin, scss
Madison av TO Mary r Calvin. 2o66
Madison av. March rs. 1916; atty. Chas
G Welsh. SIS Maiden Lane. goo. $1,000
BEAVER ST. S7-Fredk b Jennings to
Samuel Woolverton. trustee. sept 10,
1909; atty. Lawyers T CO: 1SS
18TH ST. sis E.isaac s,orch to bertha
Roth. April 20, 1905 atty. DAVID /
Sprung, go Bway. ......,.....'' Slo'ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
THE Lorraine CHANGES HANDS,

The Lorraine, a seven story, elevator
apartment house. at 1927 to 1929 Madi-
son avenue. adjoining the southeast
corner OF Ninety-ninth street, was sold
by George II. Jackson to Joseph Abram-
son. In part payment the purchaser
gave nine six-family houses in the East
New York section of Brooklyn. The
Lorraine occupies a plot 50x100 and has
a rent roll OF over $16, 900 a year. Robert
Ward, jr., Clarence Gilmore and William
IL, Dennis were the brokers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

I'D Az. lo51TS 9Th av. ass: lalst St l3s w
Harper jas Mart Rsrp Co to s1s Gh Hsh:l
Harper. Sc Gromercy Park; address,
nv isS Bwayi : assns. total: ....s3s, 500
Lionel Hasenaers. ile Amity st. Brook
Ign: atty. N 3 Pailiser. Liberty
Ei.DRIDGE ST, ioi-Edmunadd' H. ;uiliSS.
to Madeline Hendricks; atty. Samuel
Riker. Jr. 10 Cedar st. 80, 900
soTH ST, n o. ls5 W Cd av--Joseph C
Grifsn. admir-. to Title Guar q TT Go.
ST. Nicholas Az SO cor iiad 81 us
psrt-Berthold Hahn TO Martin Marks.
1879 Madison av: address. lis f 2s,h
Az b. isoAch.. E crow.,i and ' sno'
s err ~, to .IS =, B Book Society \:
18th ST Is e; Ai.o Brooklyn parcel
Sronf n.s Security and prokerAEe Co to
1Sr Az. 2s6-Sam'l NJ Spedon to Colum
sia Trust Co. 90 Bwsy; attys. Davies. A
FROST & - 81 Macy sss.c,,m., Rn,xo,'
Lawyer Mort Co. 50 Liberty st. as, 900
LUDLOW ST. s2-si--Mary A seimes TO
Bond & Mort Guar Co. IT'S Rsmson st,
brooklyn; atty. Title @ a T Co, l7s
oWay.'.. .... ............. va, 600
KELLY ST, VS.. ALL n westohester av,
Pss%s.. y. g. a Il Msss Ala &; ss:
KELLY ST. VI. ssi, n w.;tche.tassrs 's sv.
SoKioo-carter Phelps 10 same: atty
KELLY ST. /. ss.11 westohester sv.
three lots, each 3oxl00-Lawyers Mtg Co
to Citizens Trust Co OF Utica. n Y: atty
same; three assignmets, each s3s.-
144TH ST. ass Fred j Drsyer 10 . fiSlI.
Sachinn. 4s3 e lt(th st: attys KoppeI-
man & W, IA RtvinEton st..........sI
Hughes av, q. So n lslst St lssxs4.Io-
Carman Runyon to Lawyers Mtg Co
50 Liberty st; atty, Lawyers Mtg Co,
r, Ss LSsT,y ''.'.'..;,' ...,...;;; 5000
ct s2%sxtoox irreg-Newton Land Assn
ct al to Adrian Iseiin, Jr. I'll 9Th ay.
and ano. exrs; attys, Beekman. NJ @,
BAiNBRiDGE Av. ?iSs-corn EXCHANGE
Bank to John p Dauth. 1870 University
av: atty. John p Dauth. 1870 University
MATILDA ST. g. I77I Becker ct,
S2.exi5. SKI o0--Martha Papenbaum to
Emma l. Lowndes, 10 Wallace av, Mount
Vernon, n Y; atty. Lawyers Title 4 T
BURNSIDE Az. 2ss--Title Guar & Trust
CO TO Ellie Murphy. 1856 Hunt av; atty.
Eliz Murphy. 1885 Hunt av.......s5. 900
BRYAN Av, l5)0-Marie wauer 10 Fredk
Messerschmidt, llss Greene av, Dklvn.
Y; atty. B Drochenberg, - Pine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
TAKES EIGHT YEAR LEASE.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for Solomon
kalyin the store, basement and parlor
store in the building at West Fiftieth
street to Demarest & Demarest, Inc.
furniture dealers. who have been located
on West 125th street for thirty years.
The lease is for a term OF eight years
at an aggregate rental Of about $780,
600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

esTH ST. 80 w-Harry Hammer 'ast 81
Nicholas Skating & lee Co, owner; Geo
D Grundy and W c Reeves q Co. Inc.
contractors go. .sl,sIo
tor Machine Corp Rgt Charlotte A. Susan
and Richard Mount. owners; 220 West
4sth ST Corp. lessee and contrac-
BRApHauRsTr Az. a'a-.4-Aiibert sissi seS
Henry Axelhy, owner (rtnewaD .t75.63
4STH ST, 2s W-Hughes a Hughes agt
Ellay Realty Co, Inc. owner; Anna L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
LESSEE TO IMPROVE SITE.

The two four story dwellings at 933
and 935 Madison avenue, northeast cor
ner of Seventy-tourth street, have been
leased by A. A. Fraser for a term OF
twenty-one years on a net rental basis.
The lessee, whose identity could not
be learned yesterday. will reimprove the
site. The buildings front 81 feet on
Madison avenue and rs feet on Seven
ty-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Howell J. Lomax leased for Mrs.
Thomas II. Delano her country home at
East Neck. Huntington. L. l.. to Major
Douglas c. Despard.
Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton leased Mrs. Barger Wallachs coun-
try estate at Jericho. L. l.. known as
thu Barrymore house. to Woodward
Babcock for the season also for Col
Lloyd c, Griscom his country estate at
East Norwich, L. l., consisting OF mod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
UNITED CIGAR STORE LEASES.

The Corn Exchange Bank. through NJ.
and J.. Hess. Inc. has subleased the store
at l40 Fifth avenue. the southwest
corner OF Nineteenth street, formerly
used as it's Fifth avenue branch. to the
United Cigar Stores Company OF
America, which corporation will alter
the premises for its own occupancy. The
cigar company announced yesterday
that II had also leased the entire build
ing at the northwest corner OF Eighth
avenue and Forty-seventh street. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

Same to same, s yrs, ext lease from
,,S Gri sr l'is atty, same. same pc,t::s,5 100 %
from July /, lsls...... ..........t4.i 400
GROVE ST. 10. ail-Lotta Dssraw to
" from April /. 1915. and ext to
9Th ST. ssic.Ia, I'd a.ssm;;i Gruber TO to
Aprii l, Dis atty. "a aros s y Bros. FSR
5sTa ''t ST. SIS W; soth st. 49, N W@
days from Nov is. isIs. and Q s-i2 yrs
and 10 days renewal. ,......... 80. 900
II F Kennedy and ano to Louis Mershen.
$50 Fort Washington av. and ano, I yrs
from May l. 1919; atty. Stanley Gar.
s.Ta ST. IL ". restaurant ana Kitchen e
on second floor: stth st. 1870 w. res
taurant on ground floor and part OF b.
Hotel to Isaac Cohen and ano 1898 Gro
iGns Park East Sr; from w JIp. 1912 ~
Three Els. Inc, to Alfred L HaFston. 2s7
atty VIM Well ii Batter; *, 81 81 to 81, 600
4TH Av. alt-ls, sc cor 18th st, sth fioor-
The Aquila Corpn to A Foster & Co
on premises, ! s-l2 yrs from Nov /. 1917 !:
BROADWAY. sc cor 18TH st. cor str and
b, 95.6x705-Granville Realty Co to
schultz CO, sst Broadway. 10 yr. from
Esd ST, 2ts w, LIST and I'd lofts--L Men
delsohn to Abr CARTEL, e13 Fox st.
Bronx. yrs from Feb l. 1920; address as
24s w 2sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .32.soO
Bronx.
MOTT Av, AR, store, &c-Eliz Kervan
to Ernest d Neuschalfer. +22 Mott av.
yrs from May l. 1919: atty. VIM
HOE Av, l545 to 1857. ail-Jos Perlhinder
and ano to Rose Fleischer. 2lt lat av.
ana ano; atty. Rose FieischeT. lssi Hoe
ARTHUR Av. 2sNs, ali--Louis colanEeio
to Gaetano Criseuolo, 1875 Arthur av,
yrs from May !. 1918: attys, l. Q
Curto a Di NJ, AL. f losth st. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

Tease Elliman have leased for Mrs.
frank b. Ksech for term of twenty
one years at an aggregate rental Of we'll
ever 100000 the four story and base
ment house at ~ West F1fty-eighth
street between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues The lessee Is L. Pierre valigny,
VINO TOT several years has been the les
see OF II East Forty-fourth street. using
q large part Of It for his perfume bust
ness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
APARTMENTs WANTED,

WANTED Apartment in New York City
containing living room or studio dining
room. kitchen. two bedrooms with bath
and maid room.
Also in same building Apartment con-
tanning living room or studio bedroom with
bath
Location preferably out of the usual
II possible, ana preferably In private house
altered Tor such purpose. Nothing South
Of GreenVich Village need he submitted
nor North ~ seventy second Street.
Address CHARLES II, DAVIS, 1899 Pine
Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
Gone TO Get Bank Murderer.

Although Fawcett Handy. Identified
as the taller OF the two bandits who
robbed the East Brooklyn Savings Bank
December 10. has been convicted of muir
der and sentenced TO life Imprisonment
at Tacoma, Wash, Detectives Charles
Eason and Barney Dowd of Brooklyn
are on their way west with extradition
papers and District Attorney Lewis is
preparing the case for trial. Difficulties
in procuring his extradition are looked
for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28

building at the corner Of ,o7th ana
Sherman streets
me cigar company has rented the
store at 26s West Fourteenth street to
=. ID. Panagakis for a restaurant. and
.he store at 2e5' West Fourteenth street
70 Tonis Martens, for a shoe shining
psrIor. ALSO the store at the northwest
corner or Fourth avenue and Twenty
.ourh street to Ira Fox. for the sale
OF silks and wooliens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-28
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]

BY Henry Brady.
WASHINGTON so w. 81, W =. IS n 4th Ut,
2T,sxll6. sty and b dwlg. tax lien
Albert FranAel agt Celestino Piva ct al;
due. t6,1l2lS; taxes &C. N.sel.62; g
Hath S 81 ~, VS. iiis Am. Sheridan
Av, lT.sEes.ll, 4 sty and b dwlg-Sea :
mems Bank for Savings agt Pauline
baum ct al; due. Ss,0s2.i0; taxes, &C.
S25S.7s; to the plaintiff ...........is.o 900
BY j. II. Mayors.
(ss-6). 26r7k, 8 and 8 sty tint and strs-
e Al. IsyS Sa. 'h Fl ast lG tsass Price &C.
yl.6sts5 to the plaintiff. -. $4,000
SAD ST, ltB W, 0. 1915 W Columbus av.
tI6.9xl0O,6, sty and b dwlg-Julia Van
Worst aRt p p Collins ct al: due, ar
sss.lt; taxes &c' N'a7S; to the plain
TIN '''''.'''..''.'''' '''''''.''. Il,oOO
lat 820s THIRD AvENUE.l
By Joseph p Day.
OGDEN AV. 1882, Q ., 22O n l65th st. 2bx
l2S. . sty dwlE-Bllen McMAnn. e1rx,
agt e Garland ct al: due, ,I.sl2sG;
taxes. &c. si.745.2s; to the plain
CLINTON Az, " 5. as n isist st. sssiSO,
vacant-EiiE stocklnger ct al agt I,o-
taxes. &C. t22i; to the plaintiff 81. 500
BY L. J. Phillips a Co.
HUGHES Az, 8. 400 n lssth st, bOxs7s
piro ct all due. S,252,62; taxes. &C.
S227.2o: to Sarah jacobson. .......{2S50
BY Henry Brady.
FULTON Az. 1884. e 8, 81 n 1ssth st. Isx
liLlixl1sxiiS.t; Z sty tnt-central
ss2fo.s2 taxes. &c. ttss.os; 20 the ] I
b Holding Co. party In interest, 1880
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.


ST NICHOLAS Av. 6s0-Barnet II Kill
mer agt Trebling Realty Conatruc-
tion Co. Inc. ct al: March Is. lsl9.i2s425
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ne History Of Washington HeiEhts Ii
Being Repeated at
JACKSON HEIGHTS

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
FOR SALE-Two blocks from Queens
Station, House, y rooms. I'm excellent con-
dition throughout: corner plot, l6UNl4O,
elegant garden, fruit aud shade trees. very
reaRonAhle In price. TeIephone Hollis 6apI
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OVERLOOKING The Sound

Beautiful house. Q rooms . baths hot
water heat gas electricity. sewer; 81
minutes from city privilege restricted
bathing beach: bargain for cash or on
reasonable terms. ROBERTS, lGi West
stth street Telephone. 1882 Greeley
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Tho Time Was Never More Opportuus
than now to select your homo site and .
build your own home. Lot me show
you how you can own your own homo ,
In attractive surroundings with all city
improvements at Larohmont, within q
few minutes walk of the station and
forty minutes of New York
SYLVESTER FROHOCK
Madison Ave. ". Y. C. Tel. 2577 Grnmernx
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HOUSE FOR sALE-nRooKIyy-

owner having left city viii rent until
oct or Nov. an elegant story private rest
dence, completely and elegantly furnished;
parquet floors throughout; tel, etc also
WIN rent or sell 7 passenger touring car.
CANS. 299 broadway New York
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LONG BEACH WEST.

Near Ocean. attractive Cottage, rooms:
modern plumbing; electricity, shower;
1880; $500 cash; furnished for season.
500; California bungalow, $3.50, or for
rent, furnished. Sec me personally
THOMAS J. WALSH
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
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CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A COUNTRY HOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY
FOR SALE.
a one family house with eleven rooms
ana BATH on plot 25Kl00, detached steam
neat. parquet floors through fret floor,
hardwood trim throughout house, open
Plumbing; entire building In hrst class
shape In residential section of Woodlawn
heiShts; two blocks from Van Cortlandt
PARK; thirty minutes to Grand Central
station. Price $500: $4,000 cash required
House open all the time
WILLIAM FARRELL.
eE East 2S6th Street, New York City.
Phone IO2A MnndIaMn
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.