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The sun., 1919-04-25
lis PESDENS,
Manhattan,

,s2p ST. 1882 w--Fulton Trust 60 Of Y
ast Ejw Spengeman ct nj fore
Closur" Of mortgage, attya. kneeiand,
Harrison & Hewitt
SPRING ST, 90 and 81, and Cleveland pI,
- To 81, two actions--louis Euyrard
ct al art Edward Mccoy 81 al factions
20 foreclose two mechanics lioHsl attys,
Relnhardt q Jana
1TH Az. 1S7s-Marjohu Realty Co, Inc.
sgt F!ske Co faction TO compel con
vayancel; attys. Cass & Apfe!.
7TH ST, 2l5a E-Lawyers Mortgage Co
closure OF MORTGAGE: atns. Shesrman
( Sterling.
6l4T ST, - - Park av. isx,oo.5-
Louis Cssslo e. al agt 80 East SIS 81
Co, Inc, ct al faction II foreclosure
mechanic's lien! attys Philips & Avery.
Minsrrt Building co. In Upeclhc per
formanGe); sttvs, Morris & s Meyers
Bronx.
LOTS and 6. parcel |. map o. sub
division Of property OF estate Of William
ogden, situated at Neutrality-suspicious.
messy ct al foreclosure OF niortKas7) /:
attys Schenck & Punnett
AUSTIN Pr, r. S7.s II Of lam 81,
31.Gxl00-Aaider Lane Savings Rank
sst Henry Weber ct al foreclosure OF
rnortgage); attys, Windels Il Holtzon.
av, 2tXlsO--AmRnda Wo,n agt Thomas
Sproula ct al foreclosure Of mort
gabe), atty. II swain,
BROOK AN, " =, l25 Il n OF l;0th 1T, $50
so-Josephine NJ RYAN e al ast. Frieda
TomPk'ns ct e. i iSr q mort
i5sTH ST. n cor OF Honeywell ay. ASK
@6-stephen II Jackson agt George F
Knopper faction for specific perform
Ance OF oontracp; attys. Menken Bros.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Bllman leased TO Prof. G.
De Macchi of Hunter College the three
story dwelling at 25S West Seventy-fifth
street; also leased an apartment In 1867
Fifth avenue to Miss Katherine Du Bots
The Houghton Company leased the
four story dwelling Mt sos West 1l3th
street to Patrick w. Clynes.
George V. Coe subleased from Rich
mond lowering the dwelling at &c East
Sixtv-seventh street, owned by II, Fulton
Cutting.
Rutland & whiting Benz amn Corpora
ticn leased the house at 2s3 East Thrift
eth street TO Mrs. Lena Koch the Blu Id
Ing at 24S East Thirtieth street 10 a Mrs.
Greenberg. and the building at II West
Eighty second street to Mary A Hart
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COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Nervous and
moderately wide fluctuations occurred in
the cotton market to-day. being caused
mainly by changes in sentiment regard
ing the political situation. Late In the
day there was n smart drop to the low
est levels Of the session, where prices
were at net declines of 20 TO So points.
Closing quotations showed net losses Of
~ to 80 points. Old, May, 25.s5c. July.
25.l0; October. 2330c. December, %.
new. May. 26.GSc.; July, 25.52c. Octo-
Der. 23.75c.: December, 23.5oc. January,
23.15c.. Spot cotton steady, quotations
revised, middling 1880.
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REALTY LOAN DRIVE LAGs,
A. e. Msrliug. However, Says LuIl
Is but TempOrary.

The total amount OF subscriptions OBJ
tained by the Realty Division OF the
Victory Liberty Loan drive at the close
OF yesterdays work was sss0.s50 for
the four days. Alfred T. Marling. head
OF the division, declared last night that
he believed that there was fully $40, 900
more which had not been reported by
the team workers, who wished to cave
the announcement that 3l,0oo,o00 had
been collected until today, when they
expect to pass that mark with a rush
Il believe" said Mr.. Marling, that
to-dsy's lull is only a sign of approach
Ing intense activity among the workers.
The fact that some OF the team cap
tains have not been reporting as
promptly AZ might be desired convinces
me that they have been very busy, and
I am sure that the $4,000. 600 quota OF
tho real estate interests will be OBJ
tanned before the end OF the campaign"
Among the larger subscribers yester-
day were: c. s. brown, $4,000: The
Greenhut Building Company, $4,000
the Robert Hoe Estate Company. $1,000 /;
Arthur Vim. $4,000, and 1875 Central
Park West, $1,000.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 1i5TH STREET-Ennis & SIN
not sold two Ave story double flats
at 506-5os West 145th street, 5sxl0O,
TO an investor. John r Davidson
was the broker
WEST FIFTIETH STREET-Douglas
Robinson, Charles s. Brown Com
pany sold for Miss NJ n. Roussel
the four story building at 524 West
Frftleth street, 25xlo0. for al cash
to an investor.
EAST SEVESTY-FIRST STREET
The Douglas Robinson. CHARLES 8.
Brown Company sold for the estate
of Adelaide Comstock 139 East Sew
enty-flrst street, a four-story dwelling,
17xl02.2. to a buyer who will occupy
after completing extensive altera-
tions.
EAST 10TH sTREET-Harry Sugar
man sold for the Land Estate. Inc.
al East 11eth street, a threc-story
house with five stores, to a client
EAST SEVENTIETH STREET-Doug-
las l.. Gilman & Co. sold for Mrs.
Stephen H. Brown her former resi-
dence at 1884 East Seventeen street, a
four story freproof dwelling 4oxl00.
This house. although east Of Lexing-
ton avenue, 10 one OF the handsomest
in New York city and contains a pri-
yate garage and many other very un-
over twelve years ago at "A total cost
OF close to 100000 1t was purchased
by a we'll known New Yorker for his
own occupancy. At the present time
Il il leased to the Names Music
School
WEST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET
Van Viiet a. Place sold to Joseph
Mailman S5l West Thirty-seventf
street, q four story tenement. 26xl00
EAST SIXTY STREET
| Harris az Vaughn sold for the estatt
| OF Charles Palm, i72 East Sixty
| fourth street. three story dwellin
| 2o.lOxI0o.
81. NICHOLAS AVENUE-ThA Ave
story fiat, 25x10o, at 406 st. Nicholas
| avenue. was sold by Augustus w
Werner. Mary L. Bannen. a tenant
Is the buyer.
EAST SIXTY SEVENTH STREET
| James v. Graham sold to a client foi
| occupancy tho four story dwelling al
| ~ East Sixty-seventh street, 20xlO0,S
for Jacob l. Phillips, who had owned
II since 1885. Presinger Newcombe
| attorneys, acted for the purchaser and
the seller.
| WEST 18TH STREET-Nail s. Parker
have sold for John p. Leo 80 West
| 18TH street, a dwelling 1T6xes.1l, tc
| a client for occupancy.
WEST ls9TH sTREET--Nail d Parker
sold for Clothilde Bendheim 22l Wes'
| l3sth street to Vertner W. Tandy. mr.
| architect. who will occupy the prem
| ises after extensive alterations.
WEST 18TH STREET-Nail d PARKS
sold 24s West lSeth street. dwelling
| 10 Lily A. Thomas for occupancy.
! WEST 18TH STREET-Nail & Parker
sold the dwelling at 31s West fS7t
street for client to John l.. Morris
for occupancy.
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BUYER PLANS SMALL SUITES.

Mrs. Frederick c. Brown has cold
through L. ]. Philips & Co. her residence
at Is West seventy-second street a
short distance from Central Park West
and facing the open space west of the
Dakota Apartments Tho purchaser ia
the Remlu Realty Company. II. L. Singh
president. Tho building. which occupies
a Plot 25x102.2, contains eighteen rooms
and three baths and has a dining room
extending almost the entire length OF the
plot, Mrs, Brown has owned the prop
crty since 1897. The house will be con-
verted by the new owner into small
suites.
The sun., 1919-04-25
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Il S. Maxwell was appointed agent OF
14be wilkins avenue, 270 East 161st
street. 627 West 135th street, b13 West
13Sth street, 515 West 135th street and
ljS West Sixty-sixth street.
Samuel J. Tankoos has secured, with
George c. Pointer, Inc, loan Of
$4,000 on the property at the Junction
Of Fulton street, Flatbush avenue and
Hudson street
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o Mara cottage on Washington avenue
TO d. Scherk: the F1aherty cottage on
Trenton avenue to II. Phillips. and the
Combs cottage on Washington avenue to
DIR. Arthur Miller
The Thorough Improvement Corpora
ton sold to Il Tyson u plot. 76x1l0, at
the southwest corner of Thlrty-fourth
rtenue and 18th street, Richmond Hill
The sun., 1919-04-25
BUYS DE FOREST SHEET co.
Republic Iron and Steel Obtains
stock and Property.

John A. Topping. chairman = the Re
public Iron and Steel Company yester-
day confirmed the report that that COM
nany had acquired the ne Forest Sheet
and Tin Plate property In the Younss-
town district. The acquisition adds ten
sheet mills to the Republics finishing
capacity According to Mr.. Topping q
contract under which the Republic buys
the DE Forests capital stock and prop
erty has been made.
Included in the De Forest property
are eight sheet mills and two johbing
mills and manufacturing site OF @25
acres. The total annual capacity of the
De Forest plants is about $4,000 tons Of
blue anrealed. black and galvanized
sheets and a line OF roofing products.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II yESEY STREET.

18TH ST. lls L, $ =. 2?O.I Park av
2O.lX9y.ll. sty dwlB-H V A Parsell
ct al. eNrs, Sc Rgt Catherine McCon-
sghy al a.; due F3,i45,l3. taxes, &c,
Sl6s.96; withdrawn.
COLUMBIA ST, Sc. 3. $50 n Rivlngton
ST. .5xl0o, sty tnmt and strs--R s
Roberts agt Aaron druber ct al. due,
$40, 900; taxes &c. $500; adjourned to
LEXiNGToN Av. no. VS.. rs asth st.
l9.sx77. sty and h dwls-Francls
spein ct al Agt C Daily et al; due
siS.sIl.s9; taxes, sc. Sl.7g7si; 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000.
lirH st. 4l3 u, +. l69 list Nv, 25x
1913. Aston estate leasehold. s sly tnmt
and strs-Emily Backes agt Stewart
Corrody ct al; to John stelnmetz
by Samuel Marx.
CLINTON ST. ST. W =, 799 Rlvington
ST. 20,2x5O. 8 sty loft and str-Aetna
Casually a Surety Go Rgt Saul Oliver
at al; due, iS6,2si46; taxes, SC, s9,-
S4a.l2; to the plaintiff for $500.
lat s2Os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James l.. Wells Co.
MOTT AV. sos. b. 1853 l5Oth st.
I9,6x 100 TO Spencer pl Ss s5K irreg
sty aud b dwlg--M r Ruth CT al
agt Duty ct al; due t4s2s.2s;
taxes. SC, S95; Withdrawn.
The sun., 1919-04-25
COMPLETES PLANS ron HOME.

Harold I. Pratt OF tho Standard OIL
Company. who recently acquired through
the Douglas l.. Gilman Company tho
Fowler and Pyne dwellings ut the south
west corner OF Park avenue and Sixty
eighth street, on the crest Of the exclu-
sive Lenox Hill section. has completed
preparations for the erection Of his new
residence on the combined site OF the
two dwellings. The proposed home has
been designed by Delano and Aldrch.
who will supervise It's construction. Mr..
Pratt Is at present occupying an eighteen
room apartment at $50 Fifth avenue.
The sun., 1919-04-25
CoLoRED DISTRICTS ACTIVE.

The sale of an apartment house and
several private dwellings to negro pur-
chasers yesterday revealed the fact that
the colored sections Of the city have
not been untouched by the housing
shortage. The apartment sold was that
at 2bl West 14lst street. six story
new law structure. 40x99.lI, between
seventh and Eighth avenues. which was
purchased by the Sphinx Securities. Inc.
composed Of negro investors, from the
Ess Zee Realty Company. through Nail
& Parker
The sun., 1919-04-25
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET-Marston q Co.
sold ais East iS7th street, four
story nat, 33.4x1oo. for Mrs. Ella r,
Andrews to w. A. Abrahsmson.
BOSTON ROAD - Lawyers Mortgage
Company sold ls+7 and iSis Boston
road, a two story taxpayer, 60x70. to
a client Of Joseph Shapiro.
BRYANT AVENUE The Benenson
Realty Company sold TO Emma Meyer
1872 Bryant avenue. three story
hotel, 26xllb.
The sun., 1919-04-25
ATCHIsON ELECTS DIRECTORS.
Annual Meeting of stockhoIders IL
Held in Topeka.

TOPEKA, April e4--At the annual
stockholders meeting of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany, held here to-day. four directors,
Edward =. Ripley. Charles Steele, Henry
elected
More than 1000 900 shares OF stock
wero represented almost entirely by
proxies brought to the meeting by W. II.
Diehl. Treasurer Copetsnd stated that
the 3,t60.000 shares OF tho company ara
owned by moro than 80. persona.
The sun., 1919-04-25
COTTON CLOSING STEADY,
Final Prices show Decrease of 80
to a. Points.

The cotton market was extremely ner-
vous and irregular yesterday. with vfo-
lent fluctuations In prices. An opening
decline was followed by an excited and
rapid advance which carried the new
style months into new high ground. but
even sharper reactions followed, with
the market closing steady. net unchanged
to AZ points lower. May was relatively
firm, but after selling up from 27.7oo.
to 2S.15c. closed at 27.75c., or about 20
points off from the best
Last prices were within 4 or 8 points
OF the lowest and from so to ~ points
below the final figures Of Wednesday on
July andJater deliveries
OLD STYLE.
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VEST RsyF'rb R ss rsSE aio ao.issiSsSSSS
N. April Aired o Fruiesen to Az
due and int as per bond; atty, + q o \
10TH ST 1862 9Th Sv u Sl,1Ns4 10 20
81. 81, atty. Ny ia N CO. lsSS
whhssHayiNGiTrocNN ST, watt. ST. lS.oS
Ti,ie, Guar & Trust Co. i7d Bwey das
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strests) .'
III 3 eist 81 Co to, SOL 4 Fa,msn.
% W Sgth * cue e. AP pss h no. 1872; ,as 20
o4 fTiy ST. 20 = GO MAJ 10 .S iiEEiioSS. ?
m, April 24-Jessiea q Smith to sarsh
I. si MsstS q es 100 4; nwsy yf;;o
West Side. -
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
BAD ST, <10-422 w. b0.9xes.e. April 80
Max Grifenhsgen to Harlem saw
per bond; atty. 4 T Go; ano
Bway observation-disclosures. 'siV,oVo
tManhattan Island, north of lioth htreet)
18TH ST, SO L. s7.sx1s.I1x irreg. m.
April .i.Hymsn sronstei In, a9G anO ito to
, sscos ;0 atty. Ns% YORK r '' e.: M
ls %S4' St ss,i 3 IS..5l,S.
ahtSEs, Nay n ra 1884, * ssty
isaT Tii'f sr. ss @'H l. isssiccii. ms s
same same ' due Nag eHo i. hR s% st,y'
l.s FIJI ST. 1857 W, nj. lots each tx
eo.ll, 2 mtgs. $4,000 each. March rs
Mile Rosenberg to the State Bank. as
sTH Az. n W G, i4sth st, 1850. April 2l--
River Terrace, HOboTsn. \ ). and ano,
mtg $4,000; atty. o Faas. t Cedar
18TH sr ., $50 Amsterdam AZ y '' SSS
l2is.RichaTd Regan to Kate a Bsstian-
9 eIiii Caldwell n ,, yrs Sag att 5as
AUDUBON Az. N W 16sth St, .s,7xIOO
p M. April ?S--Geo Cherkaskey to Ma
tionai Butchers and Drovers Bank. $50
wood. is6 Bway. ..,, 800 .isi, 600
The Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
PoPHAM Az. W :. part lots 10 aud ~.
map Underclin Terrace 6oxloe-Morris
m0sSwi Hpt to Martin Lyons .s' pO9
atty + A MuidOon. sol E Tr.%sS;
JERoME Az, .i, i7.e Mt Hope p,. ISIS
es.axi7 l0x94-Kate B6schen 10 Florence
g. 9 yf:; OF; atty, Lawyers ,Ti,i. & Z
l4sTn sr. !. 100 Brook av. 25x sH,coC
Mlehl Trainor to Cath Tisch. 1923 Top.
yr. az Sav a. sgd E as sst.' r tsFi
LOT i5s, map sac lots Hunts Point Rsa It
nos
!us,y J; 1922. thf:; a;tys' McGuir" i
,cSTH g sT Ex Sas as,,oo,, ,is'oS %
Alexander to WIN T Farley, e45 f i5etf
st. April 81. due. Sc. as per bond; atty
rIELDsToN RID, W $, 42s from cours,
81. Ski 2o.9o sxl2o"RiShd r Bach L
field Estate. 81 Csdsr st. $3.50. 50 SOC
LOT 40: map Jo. Hpsson. a; ,clsson PIT
Am !. Yrs. ee:'; atty. FHiion.
iaaD ST, $40 T. 251loc-Emma, =,
Gardner Howard Beach, l. I. to Bener
SON Realty Co 5o9 Willis Az. ArrI 10
2 yrs; .sh%; atty. w n weeAsle,1s 3,
cRrsToS Nv. W e. lis IRAN s,. = Ia: ~
ioonp II CONSTR Co TO Burnside 4,
s.yrs; ~ g; atty. Title & MIG GO
SAME .PRoPERTY-same TO same, pt
| mtg 5000. April 20. yrs. 5HT; atty
| na'ne ;,:,,,,;'', '.'',..' '"o'
| GRAND VIEW Az. cor 18th 1T
| course x1S0.SNs7.t - HYPER Hoidinl
| Corpn 70 F II Gross Estates Inc. so "
list st. pr mtg $4,000. April e., du:.
| Mtg CO, 1875 Broadway .......,.. $3.50
BA1NFsRIDGE Az. $; llsio
McNamce TO Ernss.iHo y stauS, soss De
| catur ay. pr mtg 5000, April rs in
| s;ais. per cent az per bond; attys, Free
& " 9U2a al Az ..... nO
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MORTGAGES.
Downtown,

Az II, 9 9TH st, 72xiOO. bldg loan,
April 23-Fordwal Realty Corpn 10 l35
broadway HOLDING Corpn. iaN nway.
w az rvs" sT at pine ' So aoS
So aSsofdIE up n. ApTtl 24TP9e IVA Water
Heights. Bklyn, and ano. eNrs, due May
!, 1929. bS atty, Lawyers T co,
wAVERLEY PI. as.ao, 5, 'si.ioxso .,
April l6---GeO II Walker to Cosnl Realty
Ccrpn. 81 Park Row dus OCT 10, 1921.
$50 Or mtg $50. 600: stty. Ayron sulx-
The sun., 1919-04-25
RECORDED LEASES.

81 Az, 4.a 10 az; also sist st. 2Os Il,
Third Az Theatre. tenant, to alter at
cost of '5,ooo-Thos j McCahill to Msx
l. 1918, s yrs renew attys Goldfein
Weltnsch. $50 Bway...; .,...... .fs,oQo
BROADWAY. n cor ssth st, 6sl4 50
the Nevads-Nevada Realty co TO tn"
United states Of America, by Albert :
bage & sanders. III Rway. $685.. 80
liTH ST, IS Z. and b--Seml Eusel 30
Shelhurnn Restaurant and Bakery. ~
at t' Marks 4 N. sa Park Row - $500
ID Az. 1923 and 1873, md b-Seml
10 yrs r. May /, 1919; atty, samuel
2sTH ST, IS Z, % and Sd noorrs-Samuel
f TEiSn, and N MenskeT, s5s Hoe e" av Az
- ll-l2 yrs fr May Q, 1915; atty. Jos
tPnHs 5 s,T ana lessee 10 a, ieg
at 81, oOO-sa,ns to NJ Lunch Go.
il il-la yrs II May s, 1915; atty
81 a Az. 1ss to ics south str ana Sane; and
In cor bldg-Anna Doyle to
Max BltA. $50 L 1850 st. { yrs fr May
!, 1919; attys, julius s. Riedler: 39s
tlsT sT Is Is W, the lsnd-Trl.tees Of
Columbia College 10 Edith W Provost
GTts' NssS q y yr. ; sssn oct s,,ys s.
stewart & =. IS Wall sl,6so
| AME-Mlchael MrnHker and an0 to
| Hannah Chodorkon. 1855 Eastern Park
| way, Bklyn, IS ll-l2 yrs. atty, John
| Rlumenthsl, $40 Tiffany st. Bronx $3.50
] 2srH ST. IS Y. LIST and 81 noors-Same
10 Sol Chodorkon. $40 Tiffany u, and
| ano. IS 1l-l2 yrs IT May l, 1918; atty
| same .........,,,.'..''' .'..''' 'No'5's
| Bronx.
| Cd Az. $3.50. cor store--Msyer Goldberg 10
| Jacob VI Loss. Ea7 Claremont PARKWAY,
| 5 yrs from May II 1919; atty. Jacob
| NJ Loss $3.50 81 av,,..,..,..,...Sl 400
| GRAND BLVD AND CONCopRsE, ci23.
| store--ENoI Realty Co TO Fredk Negts'
atty. + Vagts. 2A2s Grand Blvd and Con:
| course. .,,.,. ......''''' 'Nl'0VV
The sun., 1919-04-25
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Robert Bruce sold his one family
dwelling at 200 Percy street, Flushing,
IL william II. Clayton of Yonkers. The
sale was made by J. Albert Johntra.
II. GoldSchmidt leased at Csdarhurst
tho John ], Campbell house at Maple
avenue and Broadway 10 Waldemar
kops; the Simon cottage on Washington
avenue TO Edward GuckenheimsT the
The sun., 1919-04-25
BROWN BUYS BUILDING.

Frederick Brown has bought from q
client Of Julian T. SAKE. 81 West Nine
teenth street. near Fifth avenue. q seven
story loft building. on lot 25xs2, renting
for $4,000 per annum. Mr.. Brown re-
Gently purchased the loft at 81 West
Nineteenth street, e.
The sun., 1919-04-25
SALE NEAR MADISON AVENUE.

Mrs. Margaret Hawkeswerth. who
sold recently her residence at 81 East
Fifty-second street. has purchased
from Willis d. and Frank E., Van
brunt IL East Seventy-etghth street,
a four story and basement structure,
l'NlOO, which ahe will alter into an
American basement house for her own
occupancy. The property has been held
at 100000 and was sold by William u.
May q Co. It Is near Madison avenue.
The sun., 1919-04-25
To BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE.

II. NJ. WE'LL Co. In conjunction with
John p. Peel Co. have sold for Frederick
Brown, $50 to $50 West Thirtleth
street. two three story dwellings on plot
3sxioo' The purchaser, N, .welnstein, a
builder. will erect n modern apartment
in the near future.
The sun., 1919-04-25

ond street. % feet west of Broadway
and opposite the Hotel st. Andrew. Tho
structure occupies a plot 2bx102.2. 1t Is
understood that tho new owner has
leased the property for long term to a
restaurant concern which will make ex-
tensive alterat tons.
The sun., 1919-04-25
Sell Cotton Exchange Seat.

The New York Cotton Exchange mem
bership held by the Max G. Schmitz es-
tate has been sold to Clement Moore Of
the firm OF Robert Moore & Co. for $40, -
000. That price represents decline OF
$1,000 from the last sale reported
The sun., 1919-04-25
MDCHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan

JANE ST. Is and s0--Centrs Iron Works
sgt Edw W Arnold owner; SEQ.
en- AY, lssT-Asron Udow agt Ella Open
helm, owner; Louis Oppenhsina. con-
tractor trenswan.., ........ ,Nss,ts
Game renewal go .A-.@s.ss>-. ,tal2yeS
The sun., 1919-04-25
HUNTS POINT FLATS SOLD.

Three modern apartment buildings in
the Hunts Point section OF The Bronx
valued at 100000 were purchased yes
terday from Ignatz Rosenbaum through
4 Philips by Frank Cans & Co. Two
M the buildings ara, at the southeast
corner Of Stebbins avenue and l63d
street and tho third Is the adjoin-
ing building at Ss4 East lS3d
street. The combined properties occupy
4 plot 154xS0. and contain eleven stores
and nifty suites They were erected by
Mr.. RosenbaWn about three years ago.
VI. A. Rabinowitz was the attorney for
the buyers and Elsman, Lee Corn &
Levine were the legal representatives of
the seller.
The sun., 1919-04-25

PARIS, April 2i.--Prices moved irreg-
ularly or the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent. rentcS. GO francs centimes tor
cash exchange on London. % francs 81
confines: ) per cent loan, SO francs 81
centlmes. The dollar ranged from 6
francs Centimes TO francs . centimes
The sun., 1919-04-25
Cotton Exchange Closes Monday.

The board OF managers of the New
York Cotton Exchange voted not to open
that exchange OH next Monday. follow
ing similar action by the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange. which will observe
that day as n holiday TO welcome home
Louisiana soldiers ard sailors.
The sun., 1919-04-25
Bronx
METAL MARKET.

There is no change in the copper situation
leading interests continue TO ask ISM cents
pound Sales continue very light Thus far
metal industry's history. Demand IS Of small
proportions The trade authorities predict that
May will bring Q healthy buying movement.
The sun., 1919-04-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and nddress of lenders at
torney)
N.ua.ts.-

WYNN name ana hudres OF IenucT at
torney.)
Manhattan.
9TH Az, oeing lot 46o, map OF lands OF
Clement C Moore, Greenwich, In city Of
y, RSxl00--Julius and Caroline Null
Ter, 81 Sd av, to Mary A Palmer, COZ
Madison ST., April II. 1912; atty, IL A
HerolI, IS John st...!.........S1,2S2 3S
18TH ST, al w--Annie Farley to Loretta
V Wynne and Flora f. Solomon. $50 w
ll3th st, March ], 1915; atty, Leo schaf-
ran, 81 Chambers ct. ..:.,....::.:H,oO 900
Herman Heil5erg 10 Annie Strauss 4Os
10th st: Sept 3. 1905; atty, Title Guar
L Co, JIG Bway. ....s........st1.0 900
12sD 81, 1874 E-samuei Beck OF Rklyn to
Alex BECK, Dec 10, 1903; atty. Lawyers
a., ~ n co, loo Bway. ............ $4,000
a+TH ST, st9 E-Select Realty Co 10 Sc
let Realty co by assignment. Aug 3,
1905: atty, Lawyers 7 & 7 Co. 1870
Sd AZ. 80 BIN st, ssiso-ss ;T;9So
Rye, n Y, to Mary !. Fraser. Nov i,
1905; attys, Eastman & e., All
soTH ST. SIS. AS Nv 4. 'i5xio2.,?ERR'sSeVdi
Realty Co to Corpo Realty Co, April :,
Isl5i atty, Lawyers T s T Co, 100
I'D Av, liS2-vincsnaoc ana vi rSiUie
Spagna to Antouietta 81 Lucca, l5s Il
Urn st. May l, 1918; atty. Tito Guar n
20 lI6 Bway. ........,...tl,f6 $50
BRADHURST Av, =. Ie.ii a iieth st,
g5x75-lohn IL and Marie Fahrenholz 10
SAM Kaufman, 1916 broadway Pitts
hurg; Pa, Sept IS. 1908: atty, WIlIia m
hauinan, " Wall st......,......Sl,T0 100
The sun., 1919-04-25
ESTATE SELLS DWELLING,

The James A. Moffett estate has sold
10 an unnamed purchaser the four story
and basement at 212 West seventy sec