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BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased a
large suite OF Offices in the Broadway
Maiden Lane Building. at 10 Broad
way. to the Otrophon Steamship Cor
poration: also Offices on the fourth floor
to Joseph II. Meyer Bros. and to Sam
uel wacht, Jr.; the fifth floor Of 100
Broadway to r. Reed Williams Inc.
for Ave years space in 80 to SO Wall
street to c. r. Daley, and a large por-
ton of the fourth floor in so and SO
Alfred Rau.
Moore & Wyckofr leased apartments
in 40 Park avenue to DIR. e. Ross
Faulkner and Francis II. Brownell in
81 East Sixtieth street to II. AERO Pat
terson and Mrs. f. NJ. Wills; in 115
East Fifty third street to the Misses
NJ. @. and A. @. Buckley, Clarence L.
Burger, r. Brock Pemberton and sub
leased for Sir William Wiseman his
apartment to II. e. Dewing: in 1913 East
Fifty third street to DR.. William B.
Trimble Mrs. z. r. Hansen. Coleman
n. McGoyern and Mrs. A. N. Richard.
Robert J. Coverdaie leased for the
Riker-Hegeman Company part of Its
Thirty-fourth street store to Adler
Blousss, Inc, for ten years at an ag-
srekate rental of $4,000.
William ]. Roome & Co.. Inc. leased
the second loft at IS West Twenty
sixth street to David Kalansky ano
BENJAMIN weingart and the second loft
at SO West Twenty-sixth street to John
E. 5chwarts.
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LOW BIDS ON WOOL
TOPS ARE ACCEPTED
Prices Vary From go Cents to
St.2O on 100000
Pounds.
Special Desputeh 10 TIE sus.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 15.-Bids on
approximately $4,000 pounds of wool
tops have been accepted by the War
Department The bids were opened AZ
the once Of the Government Wool Dis
tributer in Boston May 8.
While prices in general are consid-
cred low. wool officials here feel that
inasmuoh as the choicest and finest OF
Government tops have already been sold
and that those left are mostly of or
binary wool, the sale is successful.
While 1906 pounds were offered
bids covering only $4,000 pounds APP
proximately were accepted.
Among those whose bids were accept.
ed are tho Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co.,
New York, which secured 106,7s0 pounds
1t SO to 70 cents a pound; Francis
Wiley & Co. Barrie, Mass, 154,025
pounds at rs cents a pound: Brown 8
Howe of Boston. 21,14s pounds al
73 cents a pound; the Lymansville
Co., Providence, r. l., 17147 pounds
at $1.25 a pound; the Liberty Yarn
Co:~-Boston, 2.7e0 pounds at S1.26
pound->>t the Waucantuck Mills, Tx.
bridge, Mass.;~21. 900 pounds at II cents
a pound; the United States Bunting Co.
Lowell Mass. 1885 pounds at from
10 to 30 cents a pound tho Concord
Worsted Mills OF Concord, N. H.,~6.1eS
pounds at 90 to $1.0S5 a pound and a,
J. Cameron q Co. OF Philadelphia, 80,
ss3 pounds at TAN cents n pound.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

2eTH ST. 200 W, mtg s14,ooo-Frederic
c Leubuscher. gdn Renee Seelye tBouci-
eaultl, 20 Oscar Enslander; oscar Eng
lander, sub gdn, to Renee Boucicault,
Oscar Ensiander, ga W 157th 81, o.
27TH ST. aii E, mtg Ri sse oco%Ff Fred
c Leubuscher. gdn. to o Englander
Oscar Enslander. sub edn, TO Renee
Englander as trustee. and-oscar Eng
40 MorninEsids av; atty. Oscar Sag:
10th ST. 1is W. mtg ,e.Soo%FTederic
c Leubuscher, Edn Renee seelye iBouci-
Highlander, sub gdn. to Renee Boucicault;
Renee Boucicault to o Engla nder, as trus-
tee Of Renee Boucicault. W firth ST. ad-
rETeHI f sr is TaFf ,s sssn, aass
Runk' ext to Huntington. Page and II
Page TO ETma v n Ireland. Sal p 1Tsh
RxsS Two ~ sssn,. ,s1aa.eap and a. 81 500 500
CHERRY ST, e5. mtg ,io,Ooo--Merrlii d
lsno to Dora Delano Forbes. 81 Ave del
Alma; Paris, France: attys. weekes Bros;
ssTR sly 70. . o"s1 Zach Hrs.e GO
TO- 8 Trust Co. IS Wall 1T; address;
,sTHi ST. is E.wm Hsrts and s'S s~o'
Bowery; atty. Y r q NJ Co, 1875 Rroe 9 !.
sIsT ST. $. las sd av. mtg is.s SCoV
Balthasar Markle. 16l Lenerts av.
Pklvn; attys, Merkle & Merkle, ess
IsoTH ST so7 W. mtg now 25,Ooo-EHenry
Morgenthau Co TO Abel King. lN F. 65th
St. and ano; address, Abel King. q
I1STH ST, n s. i5o list av. mtg 81 900.
satisfied, May -, .1sls--Nlcholas Ben
matt to Eliza Meehan. 204s l1Sth at
atty, Frank Hahn. 1899 9th ct. Brook
5sTH ct. SO w. mtg $50. 0O0-Home Life
Gns Co TO Hy X Goetchius ct al. exrs:
attys, Fletcher. Nee & B, l2s Broad
way SSu hai
MADISON Av. s. 24s 2sth st--Robt s
Clark to Bowery Saving Bank 12s Bow
cry: attys Cadwalader, b & T. 40 Wall
,sT Az sos.ii: ,ik,nt a., ,is IN No oq !,
Psrsons and ano, trustees. to Common
wealth Saw Bank. 2007 Amsterdam av:
atty, T q NJ Co. 135 Bway. $4,000
s1ST ST. 9. 276 st av mtg now $500
Henry NuetEel and aro. exrs. &c. "a
T Kohlweiss, IL FoNall st. Ridgewood.
r OF Q; atty. Jacob II Denenholz. 200
bWay .sI,EVV
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va TeuS. coldbers to, Michael N Aera-
hams, Gan 9, isot' attys' stro9 ais oo =
mt s. saq Fw'y 81 s.s.Francesco and
Laura Gaiizia 10 Giacomino Posteraro,
March az. 1911; attys, weekes Bros o 80
,sT i' Nv. scs and sill, isSth st, siS-
atty. Walter e Mcdonnell. ls2 Massey soS
vEEssrY ar. 'ioC.Anna 4 GGiiiies to the
Central Saw Bank, Sept 2, 1905 attys,
Curtis, MP & Colt. 80 Broad ST. '*lo'VVo
Bronx. ..,
FREEMAN ST. n 9, so Chisholm st, Sox
IS; also fremont av, 8 8. 500 " Marmion
av, 25xloo-Morris L Weber. trus. TO
p prss : a..t. " atts' NJ e %sSSsT;. ~
,,s Ssit9 ST, Sal 'En-Haii' Really corpn q
Quar- asy fe cd q, e essis 81 ANY ieS
SANE PRoPBRTY--.Louis giclkwort to
Hal Realty Co. 100 Broadway; s .,So
a,7TH ST. q, asc white Plains road,
fbxiIt-Eliza Taber to Efhe J straue:
30 sbth st; attys. Knox & D, az
MENipA ST. o5s-Geo Nick Brown and
ano, trus. to Title Guar a T Co, l7S
broadway; atty. Title Guar q T CO. doS
cRErss edS kv. q. SIS belmont sv.
VIM " Wei. 80 Columbus av. trus;
attys McCabe q II. ITO Broadway. VI
BEECH TERRACE. n g. 100. Beekman
MARI. IL Fort Charles pt; atty. i
hosenbsum. 80 Broad at. ...... .N.sibas
10th sT n " cor old croton acaueduct'
.9sis 20 p.Sos PARK
and sno: sttys. Holt q @. ~ Broad
way .'s's....,,... '.'.'''' slS'oVV
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company. the dwelling 2134 Sixty-sixth
street to Jacob S. Kornicker, who now
occupies the premises
F. c. Sauter sold to Richard Rogers
for occupancy the two story dwelling at
500 Fourteenth street.
Charles c. STEELE sold 2S8 Sixth ave-
nue. for Thomas McIlvaine to James
Madden: also the two story house at
400 Douglass street for a cient to Ed
ward Schneider for occupancy.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold 1898 Sew
enty-seventh street, three story dwell
ing. 316x100, to a client for occupancy.
Robert ]. Coverdale sold for the Bond
and Mortgage Company a corner plot at
Kossuth place, Broadway and Kosciusko
street to s. Zeises. medical supplies; for
Wichert & Gardiner seventeen lots on
Atlantic avenue. near Schenectady ave-
nue.. for $4,000, to the Cushman Bakery
Company also for Charles Sackett the
three story and basement house 1925
Cambridge place to NJ. Adler for occu-
pancy; also rented the corner store in
the old Matthew's Building at Fulton
street and Gallatin place, for ten years
TO the Gibson Company at an aggregate
rental OF approximately 100000; also
In the same building the store 404 Fulton
street to the st. LorenI Restaurant and
BAKERY Company for ten years at an ag-
gregate rental OF approximately $780,
600; to the Adler Blouses. Inc, the store
at 522 Fulton street at an aggregate
rental OF approximately $4,000: the
store at 514 Fulton street to the Barker
Bread System at an aggregate rental
approximating 100000.
N. L. q c. Ernst sold to N Berko-
witz for occupancy 235 and 237 Haw-
thorne street. two family house with
garage. 46x166. Ruben Brener was the
broker.
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Pease & Gilman were appointed
agents OF the six story apartment house
at 100 and 1922 East Eighty sixth street
by Alfred Lewis.
Berkshire Realty Company opened
their offices at ~ Court street Brook
lyn. where they will transact their bust
ness buying and selling real estate
Louis II. Low, for many years asso-
ciated with Goodale. Perry & Dwight.
is now located In the New York Title
ard Mortgage Company Building at 1875
Broadway.
Gaines. Van Nostrand Morrison.
Inc. was appointed the managing agents
OF lot East Thirty-ninth street, a six
story dwelling. recently acquired by a
client OF this Arm. The building will be
altered into small suites OF high class
Notwithstanding apartments ready for
occupancy October /.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball,
Jr.. were the associate brokers In the re-
cent sale of the First Reformed Epsco-
pal Church property at 55l-553 Madi-
son avenue. to the Allerton House Com
pany. James s. Cushman. president.
which will replace the church edifice
with a sixteen story hotel for men.
Park & Tilford fled plans for a seven
story factory. l00x9Sx irregular. which
II. o. Chapman. architect, estimates will
cost S350.000. The structure will be
built at $40 to ISL West Forty-third
street. through to 54S West Forty-fourth
street,
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X. OF C. TAKES TITLE,

Inc announcement made last Deem
oer that the Knights OF Columbus had
acquired the four dwellings and the one
.ve story apartment building at 23s to
~ West Fitty-first street has been con-
nFmed Title TO these properties has
passed from Edward A. Arnold to the
new York Knights OF Columbus Build
us Association. Frank w. Smith,
president OF the building association,
SAD Yesterday that he did not believe
mat the site just acquired would be
USED Tor the erection OF the great
central headquarters building planned
.! Inc organization. but that in
us opinion another site would be
Cnosen for the projected structure. He
SAD that the present purchase was an
es,merEency measure intended to give the
h"'ghts quarters near Broadway for
we accommodation OF sailors and
soldiers. The Fifty-hrst street property
mas a frontage OF SS feet and a depth
III ~, IVo5 feet 1t sdjoins the new Capitol
Theatre
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APARTMENT RENTALS,

Pease & Gilman leased in the house
now being erected at 115 East Eighty
second street. by 115 Incorporated,
which Is controlled by ]. 4. r. Car
penter. the architect apartments to Ray
Bowers. Herbert L. Stern, 8. J. De Kay,
DR.. ]. Herbert Lawson, Edwin Ludlow.
Mrs Van Smith, DR.. Jacques Loeb and
A. f. Robinson
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased apart
ments in 1852 West Fifty-eighth street
to Mrs. Nella Walker Mack and Ray
mond w. Bayliss; at "a West Fifty
seventh street. to Mrs. Clara A Smith
and Mrs. Raymond @. Carroll; at 14s
West Fifty-seventh street to the Misses
Edna and Lillian West at East Thir-
ueth street to DR.. Louis E. Draper,
William H. Laird and Miss Ethel john
ston: at 467 Fourth avenue to Nathan
Kohan and Miss Lucy NJ. Lambert: at
10 East 112th street to Jacob Kronberg I;
at Is West sixty-seventh street to
Harry A. Sharpe; at 1853 West Fifty
eighth street TO Mrs. Josephine v. s..
Thorn; at West Sixty-fourth street to
e. M. Clark; at 400 West Ninety-ninth
street for Pease q Gilman to Mrs. b.
H Aspinwall.
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e. e1sT ST. FLAT PLAN OFF.

Owners OF a number of handsome resi-
dsnces on East Sixty street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues, will learn
with pleasure that this exclusive block Ia
Lot to be invaded by an apartment house
~ they have feared for several weeks
N'orthington Whitehouse, Inc, yesterday
rssnld the four story dwelling at Is East
Six first street. upon the site of which
the projected apartment house was to
rise, The purchaser is a private indi-
vdual who intends to alter the dwelling
for his own occupancy.
About two months ago the whitehouse
firm. as broker, sold the property for the
Brooke estate to a buyer whose name
was not divulged. but who announced his
Intention of erecting twelve story
nuld-family house on the site, which 10
SIloo. The property is a short distance
rom Fifth avenue. and the large resi-
dences OF John T. Pratt. T. Suffern
Taller, Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Elbridge
7 Gerry. Arthur j. Moulton. c. Ledyard
Blair, Moses Taylor Pyne, Jr., and other
prominent New Workers.. It was held at
100000 and has now been resold to a
client Of Douglas L Gilman & Co. The
recent owner is said TO have realized a
handsome profit on his investment.
The sun., 1919-05-16
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
Co.,. COMMERCIAL WORLD
Tells How Prohibition
Affects Business Men

CPR1NGFIELD, Mass. May is
y Speaking before the National
Confectioners Association in Its
annual convention to-day v. L. Price
OF st. Louis, vice-president Of the
association and chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee, warned the menu
bers against expecting too much from
national prohibition in the way OF In
creased business.
Statistics from States already in
the prohibition column, he said, show
that thrift movements, including the
savings banks. first feel the effect Of
ourtailment of liquor expenditures,
while manufacturers of soft drinks
and Ice cream, motion picture the
aires and other forms OF amusement
and candy manufacturers benent In
the order named.
The sun., 1919-05-16
Surplus Airplane Linen Sought.

Reports from Belfast indicate that
linen production there is about one
third of normal, and that there is no
indication OF an early improvement due
to the shortage of the fax crop.
The market has been adversely az
fected by the Governments offer of
large quantities Of linens accumulated
for use in aeroplane manufacture This
stock is now being sold in bales of 1900
yards each. and 1t is understood con-
sumers' organizations are making eff
forts to secure some OF the bales, as
household stocks Of linen are low
throughout England
Dress manufacturers are also known
to be in the market for the Government
stock. and 1t Is said II it proves suit
able for manufacture into drtrees linen
manufacturers will be able to export
larger quantities Of knen to this coun-
try.
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Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

APPEL & HUTTNER-An involuntary
petition against Appel & Huttner, 2Ss East
Third street Is BY three creditors. who
claim; Jacob Hochma-n, $500; Simon Rel
mer. 1900. and Louis GeltEeiler. 5000.
SHthan D. D., psrlmsn named as receiver.
In" MI f.II5Re'& MORAN CHEMICAL co.
Ter & Moran chemicai Co, Inc. i5t Mas
sau street, is by three creditors who claim
Hooker Electro Chemical Co, $3.50; George
J MfnnI Co. SET Frank Fra H. Edma1 D
EMPIRE DUPLEx GIN Ca volun.
Co, se6 Broadway. shows liabilities OF
'5S.S42 and assets OF 1856, The three
largest creditors are j. e Elms East Or
$50 Broadway. ,i,O5O and Graham Rowe
& Co. Lima. Peru. $3.50. Griggs- Baldwin,
SAMUEL J. GARGE s-A voluntary pc
ttion of Samuel ]. Garges, New Rochelle.
y. Y. shows liabilities of t5+.2s4 and no
The Mount Vernon Trust Co, Mount Vernon,
n Y, S50s65; Mary Garges Washington,
,: 6, ,''iOO, and r, A. A., Osborn Of New
JOHN ,RAGozzlN3-A voluntary ps,i-
t teen R' street. shows liabilities OF 500
and no assets. The three largest creditors
are Estate Of NJ. Grossnan, 81 East Fourth
street, t.ioO ana Rataso Mercogiiano,
no address. 1899 David Geiger, 2sG Fifth
avenue, is the attorney, .,....
ton against Ethe. Jacobs, 1881 Third ave
nue.. Rllegcs liabilities OF $4,000 and as
ttioning creditor, claim ssO5. s J. Oxen
berg 26l Broadway. IS the attorney.
ELEANoRE RLANP ,l5n.,A x s2s "a, :,
Fifty-third street, shows liabilities of ~
OO7 ana no assets. The three largest cred
itors are Eduard Saintz, $50 broadway.
nj. go
1850, and Henri Jeltrup, PalIsade, y. j..
$500. Perkins Butler, sS Park Row.
are the attorneys.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
FURLONG BROS. inca schedule OF
Turlons Bros. ms S,o, So ana ESQ EEh.h
assets of F2s,l77. !?4Soo OF which is In
the stock IN trade The three ls,Eest cred
itors are level Bros rs b9Smne'd street
address. s. 500. and the United Dressed
Beef Co, First avenue, i2,A7g. Cecil b.
WnIss ENGINE Cox schedule OF the
Weiss Engine Co.. no address, shows lia-
bilities OF 'sosli and assets Of S25,s22,
$50 500 OF which are In debts due 70 the
bankrupt The three largest creditors are
william II. Anderson & Co II Broadway,
'7,4So; II. L. Mage ~ Br3shMay. $500,
SO 600. Rpdding K Greeley. 3S Park Row,
are the attorneys.
Assignments
BENZ AMIN ROSEN, dealer in groceries
and dairy. at ~ East 1l2th street, to-day
assigned for the benefit OF creditors to
Harry Berlin.
ETHEL JACOBS, restaurant, At 1882
Third avenue, to-day assigned for tho ben
eft Of creditors TO BERNARD J. Becker.
SAMUEL SIYERSKN dairy and grocer
les. at 1853 st AIMS avenue, The Bronx,
has assigned to Arthur II, Reagh.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes
terdHy. May 10. the first name being that
OF the debtor:
Adams, samuel S.--Gimhel Bros,
New York ...:.......-..,....- slsI.6l
Automobile Club OF America.
Gordon ...................... s764 90
Adler. Sarah-p. Abrnln ...r.... :ss. 90
Agrests, Felix G.-Nestor Co,
Inc, ....:,......,..,.... 2Ol5,
American Belt Corps. Vein
stein ..'''..........,,,,,.. CLIO
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OTHER DEALS.

Mathews Realty Company sold to the
j. A. Luba Company twelve plots at
Forest and Oakland avenues, West New
Brighton, Staten Island. TO be improved
Immediately with twelve one family cot
tagos.
Cornelius @. Kolff leased for Albert r.
Hadlock TO Major Hollenbeck. the dwell
ing with garage. situated on the oor-
ner Of Bement and Cary avenue, West
New Brighton. Staten Island.
Sangerbund Hall, on Jamaica avenue,
between Third and Fourth streets Wood
side L. l.. was bought by Prendergsst &
Dorsal. who will remodel for a distri-
button station for the Pictorial Soap
Company of Cincinnati. which has rented
the property at $4,000 a year net.
J. Albert Johntra has sold the one
family dwelling. 40x1oO. at EOS Nine
teenth street. Flushing. owned by Henry
w. Ward. to Charles E. Schwengeler
The sun., 1919-05-16
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
,rdsley Hall Changes Owners
Third Sale Of Property
in a Month.
BRINGS ABOUT 100000
Portman Buys Two Apart
ments Occupying Block Front
on West 159th Street.

Ardsley Hall, the ten story apart
nent house at the south corner Of Gem
tral Park West and Ninety-second
street, was resold yesterday by the
venworth Realty Company, ]. c.
Stern president, after an ownership OF
less than a week. The purchaser was
Isadors Montehore Levy, attorney, who
represented a corporation to be orran-
Ired and known as $50 Central Park
West, Inc. The price paid for the prop
,rty is said TO have been about $500, 900.
The premises we're sold subject to n
mortgage Of $4,000 at Al per cent
interest
This is the third change in the owner
ship Of the apartment house property
within about month. The wellworth
Company bought II on May s,from the
and " Investing Company, which
had purchased II about three weeks
before from the Bank for Savings. The
building has a frontage Of 100 feet on
Central Park West and 125 feet on
west Ninety-second street. Under the
new ownership the building will be
undermined in many respects.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. W cor seth st, south loft
Schultz Realty Co 10 Charles Boschen.
1872 w s6th st. and ano hrm, n a c
Billiard Academy. 1855 Bway. from June
!. 1919. TO Sept so. 1894. -, 500 to $4,000
LEMON AV. 2s6. str h-Amalia Berrian to
l. Clsamer, ass Lenox nv. 10 yrs from
May l, 1919; atty. John Lyons. ?S3
ssTH H" sr 2sa e a,iHrsa-ess E ys,t TO
Joseph Gutfreund, cs2 E 18th st. yrs
from Oct /. 1919 ..................Sl, $50
sTH Az. so-ss; l4th st. 5000 W. str for
Stores OF America to Constantine Pana-
gakis, so Sth sv. from June l. 1919, to
March 20, 1879: attys, smith, II & w,
@I7 Hway. ....,.........S 2,1O0 and $1,000
lST AY. $50. str & part b q apt l above
lily J Kopf TO Carl Mueller $50 list av
yrs from May I, 1919.
Nibur Realty Co. 500 Bway 5 yrs from
May 1. 1913. .................... .st1oe
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAGLE AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for NJ Messerschmidt 571 Eagle
avenue, a two story house, 25x120.
EAST 18TH STREET-The Stebbins
Realty and Construction Company,
J. ]. Malino president. bought Ave lots.
125x100. from the Equitable Protective
Company. on the south side OF 18TH
street, adjoining Woodrow Wilson
Parkway. Samuel Cowen was the
broker.
CRESTON AVENUE-Samuel Kaufman
bought from a client OF Otterbourg.
Slender & Houston the six story
apartment. 56x97. at 242s Creston
avenue.
OGDEN AVENUE-O'Reilly & Dahn
and Harry F. Byrnes sold for Irene
Getz 1886 Ogden avenue. five story
new law apartment. 50xl12.
WHrTLOCK AVENUE-N. L. C.
Ernst sold to Ida Toietnan the three
story house at s47 WhItlock avenue
through the George Goldblatt Com
pany.
The sun., 1919-05-16

Company Offices on the second floor Of
1919 to 1915 Broadway, and the FIVE
story building at 1877 to 141 Charles
street to l.. Book & Co.
Henry Hof leased the building at 224
East Thirty-eighth street to Cameron &
Buckley; also the store and basement
at 74S Second avenue and the store
at 165 East Thirty-seventh street to
Charles Smith.
The sun., 1919-05-16
OUT OF Town SALES.

The old farmhouse known as the
Crum property. with five acres of land,
situated on Hardscrahble road. between
Pleasantville and Chappaqua, was sold
for the Briarclifr Realty Company to s
Seligmann OF New York city. who will
occupy the property as his summer resi-
dence. George Howe was the broker.
George Howe sold for the Larchmont
Gardens Company to Mrs Grace L. p.
Clark four lots at Larchmont Gardens.
s. s. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman sold
for Theodore F. Bernard to William F.
Schmidt the dwelling at AZ Hghwood
avenue. Ridgewood, ". J.
Baker Crowell, Inc, sold the residence
property of DR.. " 3, Prentiss on Ar
leigh road. Kensinrton. Great Neck, L.
l., to Thomas Roy Barnes for occupancy,
The sun., 1919-05-16

Inc proposed plan for lawyers to build
cooperative Office building has again
Divitt Bowling, lawyers. 10 Mavor
hyian, suggesting that the court house
site on Centre street be used for such a
purpose. 'oei'
II the city OF New York could lease
or sell this property to a corporation or
eanized by the lawyers of the citv. i"
wro.e the attorneys. ''for the purpose OF
erecting and operating such an office
pudding on a cooperative plan, the prob.
lem OF ONCE space for lawyers would be
practically solved. and at the same time
such building would be of great benen,
70 the city financially as we'll as from a
civic point OF view"
The sun., 1919-05-16
Du Points to "Clothe World. ;.

Tho Nemours Trading Co. announced
yesterday the establishment OF ready
to-wear department equipped ito clothe
'the world" A complete line of mems
women's, children's and infants apparel
will be carried. The business will be
divided into thirty-two ub-departments
each in charge of an expert.
According to A. Seideman, general
manager the estimated sales for the
first year are 320,000,000.
The company's showrooms are at ISL
Fifth avenue.
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poRrMAN BUYS TWO FLATS.

The two, six story elevator struc-
lures occupying the block front on the
north side of l59th street. between st.
Nicholas and Amsterdam avenues, have
been purchased by Isaac Portman's I'm
Ion Chemical Glassware Company from
Orr s, Lee, These buildings have a
combined frontage of 135 feet on 15sth
street. 81 feet on st. Nicholas avenue
and so feet, on Amsterdam avenue, con-
tain three stores and thirty-four apart
ments and return about $4,000 a year
IN rents. They were held at 3165, 900.
Joseph L. Herzog negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1919-05-16
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT II vESEY STREET. I


BARROW ST. ~, ns 1916 W Blocker ct,
22.6Ie7.4x22Ks7.2, 8 Bty a b dwlg-M d
He tch agt II Newman ct al; due 81, :
sts.35: taxes, &C, 1900: to Edward J
Healey, Jr, for. ...,....,...,,....ll sou
BY Joseph p, Day.
SAD ST, n s. 900 LIST av. s4xl51.sx irreE,
grain elevator-E A Allen agt II Clark
ct al; partition; withdrawn.
By Henry Brady
ll7TH ST, AT W. n q. 6tOs Q AmAterd am
av, lt.sx9al1, 8 sty & b dwls-E b
, Valentine ct al Agt c A s.ertin ct al (;
due, ss.ss6.H; taxes, 80, S25; to the
plaintiff Tor ...''''s'.. ......... .N1O,bO0
TAT sios THIRD AvENUE.I
BY Henry Brady.
BOSTON RID. 1852. SIS, ESQ Q Union av.
4oxlst3x4l.9xl224. 6 sty nat a strs-
East River SAY Inst agt j NJ Schoenfeld
ct al; due, s32.s64lli taxes. &C, 1850;
MORRIS Av. 2.27. W 5, 45S.6 n lsith at,
26xsaBx2sIsA3, I? sty dwlg-E NJ Fam
ming ct al agt John Fleming ct al; due
Is,sBT.sS; tsIes. &C, s112 sub to tax lien
OF si.o7o5T; TO the plaintiff for. 1880