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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-14
TO TAKE STEPS
AGAINST STRIKERS
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Portland, Ore.. Jan. 14.-City and
State officials continued today to con-
slider steps to be taken against men,
bers of newly organized local Coun-
Gil of Workmen, Soldiers and Sailors
should they attempt concerted action
without official sanction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-14
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The sun., 1919-06-11
GODFREY ESTATE ON
LONG ISLAND. SOLD
Other Transactions Reported
From Out of Town.

The wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration sold for Harry F. Godfrey his
country estate at Old Westbury, L. l.,
consisting of twenty-five acres, to will
lam De Forest Manice. There Is large
Elizabethan brick. timber and stucco
house on the property; also a stable,
gardeners cottage and gate lodge.
The adjoining property owners include
Mrs. John B. Morris, Albert 2. Gray,
Henry NJ. Earle. w. Russell Grace and
the Robert Bacon estate. A. Stewart
Walker, architect, designed the house
and outbuildlngs The property was held
at 100000.
Pease q Gilman sold for Mrs. George
A. Just her property known as the Con-
ger house, located on Garden road,
Scarsdale, to Paul A. II. Van Daell.
r.. %. l.. Howe, Jr.. sold for Edward
d. McCabe Ave plots. together with house
and garage, located on Park Circle,
White Plains, N. Y, to Barney Gerard
Of New York city.
Julia Beverley Higgins leased for Al-
fred Busselle his house at Chappaqua
to Miss Ella Low: for Henry w. Howe
his cottage at Bedford Hills to Miss
Lillian Cram. and for Mrs. William
Fahnestock Little Farm, Katonah, to
Mrs. John B. Trevor.
Baker Crowell. Inc, sold for the Great
Neck Improvement Company the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Wesley B.
Gibson, on Hyde Park road. Great Neck,
l.. l.. to Robert e. Howells.
The Scarsdale Estates sold a large
plot In tho Murray Hill section of Scars
dale. N. Y, to John McKeon Hecker.
The sun., 1919-06-11

Boston rd or Tooth II IS " 1914 n W
SO - to beg-Emma Browne to
John b. Talmadge, 1928 linton av, June
o; atty, Title Guar T Co. l7e Broad.
DECATUR Nv. W 8. sls.i n 2oSth st. aSx
1oo-Amelia Davi= to Gertrude Kuhn,
1928 Teller av, mtg $500, June 2; atty,
= Layers T Co. 100 Bway; 800
1s.Sxloo--Eva weichsei to Yetta Levy,
SIS Kelly at, mtg $3.50. June 10; atty,
Lawyers T Co, 100 Bway ........t 800
ELLISON Av. q o. las n Marvin, 5ox1oo
Mary A Keefe to Mary Petit, 1870
Ellison av, June 10; atty, NJ B McHugh
cREsToN Av. Sc lsith st. ssxsS; also
ist,h a., So. 81 cre'ton ay, 2OIee-
atty, NY q N Co, las Bwsy. 800
25xloo--wm K Hsndry to Mary B Cur
tbs. 1851 81 Peters av. mtg $4,000. June
attys, Mapes a r, 40 z 14sth st 800
aoSD ST, Nv G. Williamsbridge I'd, W
Ds,71 iooI ss1 Ten Brlss, av x
to Harry sondheinn, SOS West End av
mtg $500, May 81; atty. Title Guar &
BRIGGS Av W c 2olst st. 8 be Xix W eos
to- SIS ao1st ct e 1i4.5 to beg: also
Briggs av, W o. b6il o 2oist st, W se.s to
SIS aolst at W l2.5x 1s10x ITO TO av
xn Is TO bes-Land Brokerage co to
$1,000 June 10: atty, Title Guar T
co, IFS Bway ................,Sl00
BRYANT .AV. W 8. 100 8 Jennings 1T, ASK
loo-Thieburt Boeglen 20 saml Amdus
1901 Homs Ut. mtg 81. 900, June 10; atty
Title Guar T Co, l7s Bway!. 800
The sun., 1919-06-11
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman rented for Frederick
Dwight his duplex apartment in 500 Park
avenue to NJ. l.. Requa also apartments
in bl5 Madison avenue 70 John p
Wemple in so West Fifty-eighth street
to Mrs. c. L, Bateson in "a West Fifty
ninth street to George Burton; in 1879
East Sixty-sixth street to George w.
Welsh; two more apartments in lis
East Eighty-second street for ]. f. r..
Carpenter, the architect, to Samuel u.
Barker and to Samuel q. Wandell.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co, Inc, leased
for Jarvis X. Hsrbeck. vice president OF
the American Can Company his large
apartment. consisting OF twenty rooms
and five baths, at 99s Fifth avenue. to
Henry Evans. president of the Con-
tinental Insurance Company; also apart
ments at 270 Park avenue to Mrs Ho-
bart ]. Park; at ~ East Seventy-second
street to j. To<rey Morse at 106 East
Eighty-ffth street to Theodore L. Bo-
CERT, and at 81 East Sixty-first street
to Dr. Edgar Thompson.
The sun., 1919-06-11
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SEVENTY-NINTH STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for Thomas w.
Rogers OF Brandon, VT, the three story
dwelling. 16.sx100, at 124 West Seven
ty-nlnth street The buyer will oc-
cupy.
WEST NINETY-SIxTH STREET-The
Houghton Company sold for the estate
OF James Dowd the four story dwelling
at SO West Ninety-sixth street, ak
100.11. The purchaser will alter the
house into small suites.
WEST l41ST STREET-Moore, Schultz
a Co. sold the four story dwelling at
461 West 141st street. 1Sx99.ll, for
Angelo Irene Callan TO a client for
occupancy
EAST EIGHTIETH STREET - John
V. Van Pelt sold the fve story dwell
ing, 1s,4x102. at 1875 East Eightieth
street, through John v, Graham.
READE STREEr-George r. Read &
Co. sold for Agnes Wolf Peck the Ave
story store and loft building, 26x75, at
1913 Reade street. to a butter and egg
concern.
WEST 18TH STREET--John p. Leo
=. cold TO Robert Matthews 24S West
lS7th street. three story dwelling,
The sun., 1919-06-11
BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

twelve lots on the east side OF Castle
Hill avenue. being the block front be-
tween Newbold and Ellis avenues. held
at $4,000, in a cash deal to the Aman-
dakay Realty Company; they also sosd
for a client eight lots on East l77th
street. known as lot 3S. block 1902. on
Gleason avenue and running through to
Powell avenue, held at $4,000. The Same
brokers. In conjunction with the George
Goldblatt Company. negotiated the sale
OF the two story building with store at
1888 Amsterdam avenue. 26x1oo. for the
Benenson Realty Company 70 Lena Ber-
kowitz.
The sun., 1919-06-11
NEW HEAD FOR U. s. REALTY co.

At a meeting Of the board of directors
Of the United States Realty and I'M
provement Company, held yesterday the
resignation OF Laurence Mcclure as
president was accepted and Paul Star
rett was subsequently elected as his sue
cessor. Mr.. Starrett has been president
for more than ten years OF the George
A. Fuller Company. subsidiary OF the
realty company. which office he will also
continue to occupy.
Mr. Mcclure VINO for Ave years was
president of the Real Estate Board OF
New York. was elected president OF the
United States Realty and Improvement
Company in June. 1917. At that time
the company had just experienced heavy
losses on subway contracts and the real
estate market was in a depressed condi-
ton. In two years the company has
made remarkable improvements, and Is
now in a sound financial condition with
encouraging prospects for the future.
my decision to retire" said Mr.. Nc
CURE yesterday. was reached some
time ago, when I informed the board OF
directors that my personal AFFAIRS re-
qured more attention than could pos
sibly give. l am glad to say. however,
/ will be identified with the AFFAIRS OF
the company through remaining on its
board Of directors" He added, that his
regret at leaving was tempered with
pleasure in the realization that his es-
teemed friend and coworker had been
elected 10 succeed him"
Mr. Mcclure cited as the compelling
reason for his retirement the fact that
he had obtained a substantial interest
in the Bignell Concrete Pile Company,
which owns the basic patent for the pile
invented by Edward Bignell, superin-
tendent of the Burlington Railroad. 1t
Is understood that Mr.. MCGUIRE will
leave for the West on Saturday to IA
miliarize himself with the Bignell piling
work TO be done at various points along
the Burlington Railroad.
The sun., 1919-06-11
1sxss.1i. A. NJ. Robinson was the

1Sx99,11. A. NJ. Robinson was the
broker.
WEST 140TH STREET-The Morgen-
stern Brothers Syndicate resold West
bourne Court. a seven story elevator
apartment. 150x1o0, at SIS and SIS
West 140th street, to an investing
client OF +. Lea. The property, held
at S365,ooo, was acquired by the seller
last week
SECOND Acknowledging Sink, ex-
ecutor Of the Philip Sink estate, sold
the four story tenement, 17.10xT5, at
52S Second avenue to Pelegrino Col
letti.
WEST 18TH STREET-Ennis q Sim
mott bought from Kate Macy Ladd SIS
West 125th street. Ave story apart
ment. 27x10011.
The sun., 1919-06-11

KING ST, 50, sii.1nns f Ahrsns 10
E gl. .T r.%S SSy ga isad ST. 1fCns
AVENUE a, ss, :. and b-deo KoenIs to
Ella schaefer. % Avenue A. and VIM J
S sIsans 1872 Gs;nt address,. Is 1v yrs irS
9Th Az. sw cor t2d st (loo wl, cor str
2oxiS,s -Dillon and Harry Mepe "
atty, Morris Pepper, 90 Nassau st.tls,ooo
SHERIFF ST. 90, str, floor. party and
ziesier, on the premises, 10 yrs from
% S%si II Syi 6ssS%' sy
atty Co to Pauline Ciruzzi, 81 Bedford
st. yrs from March !. 1919. .,s2.lSo
AMSTERDAM Az, 1880; also Ha%il-
l. X Ungrieh. indlvid, and ano, sxrs, TO
the Corn Exchange Bank, IL william
st. S,i yrs ,so from , 5Sns 1gi' wlism
I'd Nv. ,s,a,, str and b.Aug W Roeder
to Ralph Marks, 1882 "a az. yrs IRON
June 2. 1919; atty. r Marx. 1922 "a "a
powERY.' los. str ana pit bi.P P coppsi
Frank Brown. ais = s7th st, yrs from
SSs! G.; q, i. .,i"i &; 10
Mead to Hampton Apartmts, yrs from
June /. 1919; atty, Benz swartI; aSo
SANE PRio1PfERR;TiY.samo to same ext
lease yrs from June !, 1879; s snSyt,
same go. ...........'..'' ''''''' 'f''V'V
Bronx.
17tTH ST, S13 f. store-Isidor Better to
Louis Ronin. COS lo3d st., and ano:
yrs from May /, 1919; atty, L Ronin. PIG
,san l 81 81 q cor ;,;;r.Msrtha p witt
haus to Hy Stolzinberger, $50 1891
at, 8 yrs from May 1. 1919: atty. II stolI.
enberger, $50 e ie2d st......,..,sl,oo Dos
ALEXANDER AV, 1855, str-Herman Sell
helm 10 sigfried Biumbers. s2s W
174th ct, s yrs from April II. 1919; atty,
A Leventhal, 26l Bway. 1850
Sd Az. so27, ALVIN Ebling to Alfred
Otto. 49, E i6Sth It, yrs from May I;
FOX ST, s6s cor str-Isaac workin to
Herman Miller, ? yrs from May !, 1918;
atty, Harry Berlin, SO W 18th st: $40
Mandelbaum and ano to Morris Essen
field. sol w 1880 st. yrs from March !,
1918; atty, Harry Berlin, SO w 1l5th
.
The sun., 1919-06-11
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Brett & Goode Company, with
Spear & Co, leased the eleventh floor
In 151 to 1853 West Twenty-sixth street
to D. Pankin g. Sons also In 40 West
Forty-nfth street. the store and base
ment to Mrs Mary L. Chamberlain.
Herbert Hecht & Co. leased to Victor
E. Lundberg space on the third floor of
l62S-so Broadway and office space in
the Kniokerbocker Theatre Building to
Sidney w. Stern.
Henry Hof leased the two stores IN
q newly constructed building at 242 East
Twenty-ninth street to Pietro Romano
and A. Verdi.
Samuel II. Martin leased the sales
room at 1s1 West Sixty-hfth street to
the Consumers Tire and Rubber Works
for three years.
Huberth & Huberth leased the store
and basement in the building at Column
bus Circle. Eighth avenue and Fifty
eighth street. to Mitchell the tailor.
Carstein & Linnekin. Inc, leased space
in Is Spring street to Samuel Weinberg
and A. Gussow & Co in 81 Fifth ave-
nue. to Mooney. F1orman a Co. in 1918
Broadway TO Sunshine Felner: in 221
Fourth avenue to L. Goldsmith & Son.
Joseph ID. Murphy. the Tip Top Toy Com
pany. Frankenberg, Morgan & Singleton
the Modern Merchandise Exchange. and
II. NJ. Stockton 4 Co. in $40 Broadway
to the Novelty Wire Works. Inc. in $50
Fifth avenue to tho Martin Manufactur-
ing Company; in s33 Broadway to H.
Muller & Son. and the Regal Shirt Com
pany; in 20 East Twenty-first street to
the Gotham Textile Company. Alfred E.
LIE Gall. William Delve. Schwarz &
Marx. the King Textile Company. George
Gersdorf, and the Majestic Textile Mills
J. Scobel leased the westerly store and
basement in ITO West Fortieth street to
Granick's Bakery and Restaurant, Inc,
at an aggregate rental OF about $685.
900.
]. r. English leased the upper part of
1853 West Forty-eighth street. contain
ing sixteen apartments, to +. p. Hayes
for five years.
The sun., 1919-06-11
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

VALENTINE AvENUE-Nehring Bros
sold Hor Lanzner & Kahn 2440 Valen-
tine avenue, a f1ve story apartment
house, 51x100. Nehring Bros. were
appointed agents OF the property.
DAVIDSON AVENUE-Cahn & Calm
sold 1917 Davidson avenue, a four
story house, 25x1oo. The brokers we're
I. Lincoln selde Company and VIM
fred Stern.
EAST 18TH STREET-williamson q
Bryan resold to a client the three story
dwelling at 426 East 1S5th street,
20x100.
CRESToN AvENUE-Joseph F. Feist
a Co. resold the two story dwelling at
1854 Creston avenue to Ellen Horn for
occupancy.
BARNES AvENpE-John w, Kunkel
sold the two family house at 1915
Barnes avenue through Schano & Co.
MORRIS PARK ACCOMPLISHING &
Co. sold for Miss Louisa II. jain the
three story house at 702 Morris Park
avenue.
DECATUR AvENUE-George W. Ho-
man sold the three family dwelling at
$3.50 Decatur avenue.
BROOK AVENUE--Cahn & Pittman
sold to o. & NJ. Sepner the four story
nat, with store, at 43s Brook avenue
The sun., 1919-06-11
BUYS WASHINGTON 50. HOUSE.

Edward J. Hogan has sold to a prom
inent New Yorker for Lucien Oudin, ex-
ecutor OF the estate OF Charles @. Emery,
ne four story dwelling at 80 Washing
ton Square West, 4Sxl1o feet, together
with the dwelling directly In the rear at
90 Washington place, 22x97 feet, forming
an ell. After the expiration OF the
present lease. the property will be gen.
vate residence. The property was held
at $4,000. This is the third residen-
tial property sold In the Washington
Square section for permanent improve
mont within the last month.
The sun., 1919-06-11
TO USE GARAGE AS RESIDENCE.

Unable TO obtain a residence of the
type he desired in the fashionable Muir
ray Hill section. ]. Kearsley Mitchell of
Philadelphia has leased from the Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company, as trus-
tee, the garage at 26 East Thirty-sixth
street, adjoining the handsome residence
OF Gerald L. Hoyt. Mr. Mitchell intends
to make extensive alterations to the
building and occupy 1t as his home. The
property faces the home of the late ] p.
Morgan. is directly in the rear OF the old
Mason mansion and is surrounded by the
homes of many prominent New York
families. Douglas L. Gilman & Co. ne.
gotiated the transaction.
The sun., 1919-06-11
NEW APARTMENT PLANNED.

The three four story and basement
dwellings at go to 81 West Sixty-eighth
street have been purchased by William
L. oConnell from the brooklyn Trust
Company. as trustee. Mr.. O'Connell in
tcnds to replace the old dwellings with a
modern nine story apartment house.
The three houses occupy a combined plot
6bx10o. between Central Park West and
Columbus avenue. and were held at $685.
600. Plans for the new structure have
already been drawn by George r. Pei
ham. architect and work on the i'm
provement will be started In the near
future. Gusgenheimer. Untermyer &
MARSHALL represented the trust company
as attorneys in the sale and Phillips &
Avery represented Mr.. O'Connell. The
Nehrins Company. Jules Nehring presi-
dent. negotiated the transaction.
The sun., 1919-06-11
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

In the past three weeks some forty
Ave additional manufacturers. represent
ing fourteen different kinds OF merchan-
disc, have engaged space in the Bush
Terminal Sales Building. To-day there
are approximately 500 manufacturers
represented in the building. Thousands
OF samples In the different lines are on
sales exhibition.
The management OF the apartment
house at 122 Kingston avenue. Brooklyn,
has been placed in the hands of Burling
G. Swan, Inc.
Plans were filed yesterday for a
twelve story apartment house for the
plot. 100.11X90. at the northeast corner
OF Fifth avenue and Ninety-seventh
street, by the estate OF Lloyd S. Bryce
OF Old Westbury. N. Y. Shape. Bready
& Peterkin, tho architects. estimate the
cost at 100000.
The sun., 1919-06-11
BROOKLYN SALES.

Meister Builders. Inc. sold 923 Six
tieth street, a two family dwelling,
20xl0o. to a client for occupancy.
Buckley & Horton Co. sold 293 De
Kalb avenue, three story dwelling.
20x5s, for William E. Spencer, Jr., to
a client for investment.
Walter S. Ross and C. C. Gretsinger
sold for Torkel Larsen the bungalow
now in course OF construction on the
south side of Seventy-sixth street. 100
feet east of Fort Hamilton Parkway. TO
a client for occupancy also for Wac
rem ~ Loop the one family house. with
garage. at 525 Sixty-eighth street to a
client for occupancy.
The Real Home Real Estate Corp. sold
the dwelling at 100 Bay Twenty-fifth
street to Mrs. Esther Helfant, through
Kleiner & Kleiner, attorneys.
The sun., 1919-06-11
FRANKLIN HALL SOLD.

Franklin Hall. six story elevator
apartment house at 96l St Nicholas
avenue. which occupies the entire block
front on the west side OF St. Nicholas
avenue between l5sth and 1bsth streets,
has been sold by the Denwood Realty
Company (Benenson Bros.) to an in
weston. The building covers a plot 2036x
1873 irregular. contains f1tty-seven apart
ments OF from four 10 six rooms. rents
for about $4,000 a year. and was held
at $3.50 The transaction was a cash
one Kaplan & Blackmer were the brokers.
The sun., 1919-06-11
TO BUILD 100000 PLANT.

A plant to cost upward Of $500, 900 Is
to be erected by the Pathe Freres Phon-
ograph Company on a large site ac-
quired recently at IS to 30 Grand ave.
nue.. Brooklyn. It is to be a seven story
structure, of brick and concrete con-
struction. fronting 119 feet and having a
depth of 90 feet. The White FIreproor-
ing Company has the general contract.
Russell G. Cory Is the architect.
The sun., 1919-06-11
ADDS TO FIFTH AVENUE PLOT.

Mrs. James Byrne. who in 1918 pur-
chased the fifty foot plot on Fifth ave-
nue.. BOIL feet north OF Ninety-eighth
street, intending to erect a residence,
has sold the plot to Hugh A. Murray,
who owns the adjoining corner. now
covered with taxpayers" The pur-
chase, which was made through Worth
tngton Whitehouse. Inc. gives Mr.. MUIR
ray control OF a plot 1o0x125.
The sun., 1919-06-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attor-
ney)
Manhattan


46TH ST, s47 w-Samuel T Reed TO Sea
mems Bank for Saw. May 1S. 1910; attys.
., C9dwalader, W & 7. IS Wall st. $500
ETH ST. 40 M,, w- isa " Chapman to
1917; atty, Walter L Peacock. IFS
WATER ST. sii-Jas o;Neiii. So Pearl iI 81
TO Anthony J De May, rs Beaver st.
April 20, 1915; atty. Mayer, 2sl Broad.
7TH Az. cor iisth st, icstiioo.aatsSSypyy
Cahane, ll Ritter pl. Bronx. to Samuel
d Tomback, 451 f l40th st, Sept 10,
1917; atty. Tomback. at ia E
ssTH ST. s. 100 West End av' -' SSG
l0oS-Newell and Laura 6 Martin to
Guaranty Trust Co of y. 40 Broad
way. April 10, 1911; atty. C & T Go;
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $, sl2.2 n
lSsth st; runs iSlcSx ~ ioG S l2s,2 70
Il, isi5; atty, Max Stern. 81 Wal
lsT Av. s:s. s. iai.a iith at; '' St'.S
so-wm and Julie suther to Chas
Gesehmacker OF Brooklyn. April IL,
1906; attys, Amend & a, lls Mas;
VEST iss " ST. iis.Gu.tav. Eil iI,eSS
Helmstetter to TitIe Gar Trust Co.
Guar & Trust Co. JIG broadway, .slt, 900
74TH ST. n ss,57 "a ay; 2s1lo2:m
LecEe. IS Main st. White Plains;
y. y. ............. "a, bOO
T4TH ST, Is E-wolcott G Lane, S53 w
Stth st, to the Mutual Life lns Co, SO
Cedar ST Oaw dept). April l. 1913: atty.
Mutual Life 1ns Co. SO Cedar st Naw
74 qIP' ST. il E.wolcott G Lane, on the
premises, TO the Mutual Life Inns Co, Dec
H. 1918; atty, Law Dept So Cedar
9TH ST, 2is wEchas W ana Johanns
Priemer 4a3 Clinton ay. West Hoboken.
y ], to julius Kohler. 40 Av A, N c,
Aug 1914: atty, Hy q IoiSt, 204 r.
RfVfNGToN ST, 124-sadie Dorfman' se7i
Bway to Alex I BlSm: 40 Henry a.
The sun., 1919-06-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18Th ST, is2 e; Amsterdam av. Sill
Harold L Burnett: err. to H Burnett,
MAS SHd RI IVA" ~, 1is. mtg ,s.5oo@ediyuSse.
tav 4 Kerksr to Title Guar Trust Co.
jig jig BY nws sy .'tys, ottsneurs' O d;
ssTG sT s i7o.7i W, mt. iiiicco.F1isdi;.%ric
trustee. Of Amsiia Van D Ripley S Will
: Mary J Van Doren,, 5:27 part; atty. FL
,s as ST To' tso wal wal St; int y, Of Sos9
.sRR fHf' ST. INT 1874 wsam: to sans. .'' ss9
ssFH ST. 1904 w.s.ms to same, 'i Isl
H6ME 70 FOR Or iNcuRABiEa, s, vin nesiSSS
cal cal. cOlls LEGS, ana rlOEs5 Hospital; ST
sssg saeh a asa part sns 0 to tss Eos s sS
Holding Corp. ali int being In 1 mtEs
$500 'se n,S assigned En d, Hy Warner Eos;
al; attys. Hoadiey. L ], 81 William
ssTH sT i7ot w. int now ,s..5ccHA AM; STo
e ps:I.f s'as; %,, 70 S%sS s'sS
ssrH ST. g T. mtg az ,s7,coc.HiasTsr.y; ''P
IS Wall st; attys. White & Case, -
isSrH ST. ass w.c.ilia schlesns ssg'Of 10
fs0in; MaiinS ss Co. cla ,s aw s.a ss.y
oath ST. sss E. sSd st. 2o6 E; I'd av' SIS;
9Th st, +32-George r Fearing exr and
ano. trustees OF Hy S Fearing to Geo r
Fearing. Narragansett av, Newport I.
st: st a s,, y s.:T IL /. rx WIs%
place; eights assignments, each Ill
slST ST. ll3 z. mtg ss.o0o-Hannah
kirshbaum to Marks Kirshbaum, on the
5sD ST. s5e w-woman's Hospital to
Edwin Fatham and ano, at Katonah,
Y: atty. stephen w Collins. 40 Wall
- so,UuV
sTH Az, cor 3lst st-Lawyers T g. T
Co to Emigrant Indus Saw Bank; atty,
Lawyers & Co. $50 Bway. $50. 900
Bronx.
LOTS 50 and 81, map Moses Devos est:
also Barker av. Morris st. az exe0x
6l.5x9a.6-Maria c Langschm!dt to Chro-
line Langschmidt. 20l W 1924 st; atty.
q IL Hyde, Al Park Row.
The sun., 1919-06-11
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at G p O. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for Japan and China via San
Francisco June II, SIS. Siberia Maru
Japan, Corea. China, Siam Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Islands
via Seattle) June IL S. Suwa Maru
Hawaii VIA San Francisco June 49, S.
Lurllne
Hawaii. shanghai CITY and Philippine
lsands (via San Francisco June %. IS
Colombia.
Tahiti, MarQuesas, Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for AIS
ralis via San Francisco June 25, SIS Moana
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China except shanE-
East Indies and Philippine Islands VIA san
Francisco June 20. SIS Shinyo Maru
Hawaii, Fiji Islands New Zealand and spe-
cially addressed mail for Australia (via Van
eouver and Victoria. B. c.. June 30. IS.
Niagara.
The sun., 1919-06-11
UNRESTRICTED SITE SOLD.

w. d. Morgan has sold for the Jay
Tee Bee Holding Company the plot, Tx
30. on the east side of Jumel place. oppo-
site l6Sth street, to a buyer who has no
plans for the future OF the property. The
plot Is located Just east Of Amsterdam
avenue and is unrestricted.
The sun., 1919-06-11
ELMcRE COURT SOLD,

e. Sharum bought from Benjamin Win
ter the Elmore Court at 541 West 124th
street, six story elevator apartment
house. 10Sx100.1l. IT'S feet east Of
Broadway This house contains thirty
six apartments and rents for about S2s,-
900 year. NJ. Nochomson was the
broker.
The sun., 1919-06-11
NEW COMPANY FORMED.

J. Within. J. Ritter and d. Green
baum have formed the 40 West Thirty
eighth Street Company to take over the
building at that address, a four story
structure, 17xss.s. title to which is held
by Helen Arden Peabody OF Newport,
R !.
The sun., 1919-06-11
BROWNING BUYS -FOUR FLATS.

Edward w. Browning has purchased
from Frederick Brown the four Ave
story double fats AT $50 10 ESQ st. Nicho-
las avenue, the northeast corner Of l24th
street Adolph Weiss and Sons nego-
tiated the sale which called for all cash
above the first mortgage. II was stipu-
lated that title is to pass within forty
three hours after the contracts were
signed
The sun., 1919-06-11

WASHINGTON, June lo-Reports that
some taxpayers are under the impress
sion that revenue agents sent TO check
up income tax returns are receiving
commissions on amounts found 20 be due
the Government caused the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue to-day TO issue a state
ment saying the report was wholly with
out foundation.