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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Women's Walking Boots
In Brovn Calf
At $3.50 Pair

THE good-looking Street
i Boot pictured is Of the
type that many women are
choosing for all Winter
wear.
II is in dark-brown calf,
8is inches high. with Good
year welt soles and mill
tary heels. Made over q
snug-fitting. graceful last,
Sizes 2is to 8, $3.50
pair.
DARK : BROWN CALF
WALKING SHOES
with brown vici tops in
matching color. S1s
inches high. Modelled on
medium narrow-toe last
with military heels.
Sizes 2is to 8, widths
IA to d. Price $11.OO
pair.
MISSES AND chill
DREN'S HIGH : CUT
LACE SHOES in pat
ent leather, dull calf
and Vici kid. with
Goodyear welt soles.
sizes So to IL, $3.50
pair; 1lis to 2, $3.50
pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Women's
Pink Crepe
Boomers CSC

pLOOMERS of generous
II fullness. in pink cotton
crepe, with reinforcement
and elastic shirring at
waistline and knee-practi-
cal, easily Numbered gar
ments. attractively low
priced at Csc.
THE BASEMENT STORE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
BUSINESS LEASES.

Theodore Rogers Brill leased to the
Royal Restaurant Company store in l7O
Sixth avenue, and to Holman a Kass
two lofts; also to N. Roman store in So
West Twenty eighth street, and to Reidel
d Meyer store In - West Twenty eighth
street.
Carstein 4 Linnekin leased space IN 81
West Nineteenth street to Rexall Dress
Company: in 1907 Broadway to Jacob
Rice In Ss6 Broadway to A., Bennett 4
Co, Josephine d. Enslesberg, Factory
Methods Company and 8. Minkenhof &
Co.,
Charles q. Keller rented for w. c.
Goodale first loft in 2a2 Seventh avenue
to s. Strachner q Co. =. -. - -
Clinton H. Booth leased from Harris
q Vaughan parlor store in Is West
Forty-sixth street for five years to W. NJ.
Manganstein, Inc.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. renewed the
Following leases In buildings under their
management: 122 East Thirty-fourth
street, to Mrs Sheldon Smith 126 East
Thirty-fourth street. to Mrs. F. Toulmin /;
Is East Forty-eighth street to Augustus
=. Bechstein, and studio at 100 West
Fifty-seventh street to Irving r. wiies,
M L. Hess, Inc. leased the eighth
floor at 151 to 1855 West Thirtyeth street
to Garfinksl q Ritter.
Louis Schrag leased for the 8. K
Bakery a Lunch Company the store and
basement In building at 344 Sixth avenue
to r. E Mcdonald Inc. retail shoe store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20

18TH 81, So $50 " Amsterdam av. 7sx
Hawkins to Foro Realty corpn. iis Az
SS9n a. Lsns z5 ~ SsT mtg ' sisSSj
BECK TsSn ST. go i.,d iSsth au a. ~, sbsiSS
June 10, installs So; atty. Title Guar
g. Co, l7s Bway ......:.... $1,000
lois q lssd st, pr mtg 1880, june. i,
18TH 81. f sis E. zane si.i1i;i-h.iSsP
W is,s and Jsns e ySn az S sa
WEBSTER Az. isss - isSso-bomsniSo
kn Sl:' av Ss , sSsSs% gsns Il, s'l
5h9s; atty, Title Quar- 4 Co, us
Is. Ssi6sHstsp hen Noonsn an to Ella a'a l.
June i, 8 yrs sS; attys. Knox q :, 3!
cRoToNA PARK NooRirH, iiisit,, :. 'issS
ssihAaron Pollock to u s Rubber Re-
SsT.n f,i g. s. va + b. 5sns ds sc
Lots a., and a,s. map Haisht estate
oper r Aasn TO 1877 M 81 Vincent J Go
-: = yrs So; atty. Title Guar & t Co,
DECATUR Av.. .i;its. !: :, is.si.isMssinm;so eu
oreenbers to Cha: J bitter. sass De-
-: atty Titie '' Guar June r. c ,n''i y:
wHiTRocKk xv: ;is.. !: ii.ioc3..iis.,MsIISs
,Wsnler to Barclay Holding corpn,
ATTY 5 ~ s.. ss'S e. 5Sns H
Ss1ss TluSs s' and sno to Isaac sv
june IL i'y W. e 18Th st. Pr mtg $500,
uTi5yEssITY Az. 5. Isis lssd H. .'' sS9
ass 1 EynIv, = DstJsn to Ethel g Meyer.
C. e. in 1:n So atty, Lawyers It'll. a 7
ton. bridge Park, sS's1i.a,INH.qssy
Jackson to Mary Thurtauf, ala stth at,
bond: atty, Lawyers T. Z 4 Co. fss
18TH ST ~; :. ss:: sd .v. ii;.i1ss'sg
nrregEMiehaei Nikoles and ano to e
$500. June Il. yr. .'' ~; '. s,.y Pr M x
Plateau. 81 Chambers ct. $3.50
SANE PRoPERTY-Geo Yanacopouia to
ssshd N ISOI y" W l7th st, p mtg
NlEoie. its W i7tS q. '. ~" .'.. .
BECK 81. $50, Is. io1so-Juliu; feis
June le. instals. s%; atty. H Gottlieb.
,,sTH ST, !: part Of lot. .ss and s,. .i %sp
Anna 3 sohmidt. 7si d SistS ct, June
H. y yrs So; atty. E l. Brisach, 2sl
GERMAN PI. cor I57,h Al, ';,ts..isssiiGI@0o
stebbins Realty q CONSTR Co TO Payne
estate, ~ Cedar st, June 10, yrs, So;
WALDO Az, s. sss.s curve at Waldo Waldo
av and aisth st, NIX irres-chas 4
Chambers to Railroad Cooper. q a l.
Assn. 100 Park av. June ls. instaIs, s&;
atty. q ] Crsndall. 100 Park av..S1a.ooo
SAME PROPERTY-Same to Delahsld ES-
tate, 81 Cedar 1t, pr mtg $4,000. juno
II. s yrs. 50; atty. Delaneid Estate. q
SANE PRopERrY.same: to same. pr ItU
$4,000. June II. yrs. as per bond;
p%LY Az $40 a nS;Oo0
Musumeci to Wilhelmina A Freudenvoll.
1870 paly av; Pr mtg 5000. June 10,
,, a Co. iis Bway: ;;.... 1000
to Sophie Schmidt 4l4 e $50 ct, April 1,
due. &C, as per bond; atty. Title Guar &
F1ELDsroS Rp' w DIX ,tcth
isS1a2,e to Goodridge av < irres-Eliz
st. May 81, s yrs, 81; atty Dslaneid
Estate. 81 Cedar st. ............. 81, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
is STORY BUILDING
FOR WEST 46TH ST.
Office Structure Will Replace
3 Houses; Project to Cost
Nearly $1,000,000.
DOWNTOWN AREA ACTIVE
Merchant Marine House Sells
and Leases Beaver Street
Buildings.

After negotiations extending over sew
sral months arrangements were COM
pleted yesterday for the sale of the three
altered houses at 40 to SO West Forty
nfth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues, which are to be torn down by the
new owner and replaced by an eighteen
story store. loft and Office building. rhs
purchaser 10 the Circle Concrete Corpora
ton, Henry Mandel president, Mr.. Man.
del has been prominent In building op-
erations in this section, having erected,
among other structures, the Postal Life
Building at 611 Fifth avenue, southeast
corner OF Forty-third street
The site for the new building 10 B6.sx
1905, and was held at $4,000. Plans
Tor the new structure are to be drawn by
warren & Wetmore, architects, who have
been closely associated with the upbuild-
lng OF the district surrounding the Graed
Central Terminal. II was planned to
make the main structure Of the new
building nine stories with q set back, or
tower of the same height. Together
with the cost of the land, the entire
project will involve nearly $1,000, 900,
ard will be the second largest building
operation to be undertaken in this neigh
borhood since the zoning law went into
effect. t
The Brett & Goode Company were the
brokers who negotiated the transaction.
The attorneys for the purchaser were
Eisman, Lee, Corn & Levine. The seller
was represented by Charles A. Strauss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20

| xItal-Mary Thurkauf to Harry Jack
son, Newburgh. N Y. mtg $4,000, May
/ IS; atty. Lawyers a t Co, lso Broad.
l':Faa 81. ~. 81; 81 WI: 's' !
q = n 70 "a AZ. to G sss, ':' lss's
sS7 TO ses7g seSwab CO to Miehl
tstoA June IL; atty, Nikoles. i.s
wH1rLocK Nv, see. W 5. at1iicc.;B.icisy
HOLDING Corn to Louis x wexler. so7
W str g, mtg $500. June III st .IcS
wHiTLooK Az. SIS. " q is5i1;iiCe.Bsrcisy
Holding Corp to Joseph l. Greenberg.
sss Whitlock av, and ano. mtg $500,
june 10; attys. Wasserman q q, Beck.
ART nth Nv. vs., solo iioth st. Us
mund Honis. 20sS Anthony az. mtg
$4,000. June is; atty, s Honig. $50
nbcW sT;. sea. q 5. ic.sc.Pihi,iiip Green.
mtg $4,000, June IL; atty. NJ Kaufman,
wInssssTnEMRs y XIV, hist St ii.is.ssiifg
"a; aiso all tItls 70 strip begins list
% % Kate Moran 20 0 80 nsneI az. J1ns
snssy Il gie,hcf ~ " 1asth , e; so, 90
5 dsss Clay AZ; mtg t51soo. juno II; stty e
fS os..S. Nv ao,,.b ISM Inc st 10
june Is; atty. ssnen.on X X CO. To- viii:
HAvEMEYYE;R' XIV. Iii. at.ssic5wvv
Marie Gers to stephen Noonan. slt
a atys% snss v D. ss cedar epS !un' 10
fFsesx pl lt,ts st. 's,7 s,.SS,5.
atty, Harry ssmmst, ~ Cedar st. 81
EASTERN BLVD. n 9, 1925 Edison ut.
Market ct, Poughksepsie. N Y. April 1;
city W Arnold. Poushkeepsie
wHLpo Az Is. ssis.s from curve Ss'OS at
lso.1ox " 2ox " los to sv Ks lis to beg
chs%Sefs On s Waldo s SS about 30 ch 60
2.eth st, June II; atty, f crandaii, 1913
FIELDsToNB RID, W s, ii; i5cth st. 1.
ssss IT to b Beg 3 SsHi'f as,aS to
a nliy p. gsScd ser lsSsh 9: May ~
runs 22s to Grand Blvd Z n s5S W asa
Williams to Roman cstholie GsSr rnu Of
ST Philip Neri, soH Grand Blvd, Juns
II; attys, Gillespie. & c, 20 vesey
ASrHeYI Az. $40 Southern B IVA
o.S SHq s1a Of iua 8. f. Rni .y Of
Gallespis q g c. 40 vesey st. -. 800
DAILY Av. 1870. . 8, 2i.sx1ls.e-Francis
Tgi5endsnyoll, Jr. to Francesca Musumeei,
- 7tn e. mtg mt, 5000, June 10; atty,
l'sTH ST. rs. 100 Brook Az 81 to
Mil Brook x-x-x100-West Farms
Const Go to samuel Goldstein. lo1 Bristol
g., Bhlyn, June ls; atty. @ & T Co,
WALES ~. vs.: iiii we::ttch::tc;ri' av.
zexlllH2s; llxet Morris sandberg to
Samuel levin. 746 Brook av. mtg
Ma'2so juno II; atty, q T Co,
ELS Az. . s.. s5i.s o oiemstead av. aSS
los-Hy Grote to Andrew Haliy, 1910
McGraw av mtg 1880, May s; attys,
A & d Hally. 2ess Westchester ave-
HOE Az. 1900, cor iCs.s1ioo1ioatsg
4o.9-Millington Holding Co to Fannie
BERNSTEIN; ca Morton st. and aho. mtg
$500, June s; atty, T @ & T Co,
HOE Az, i.is, g ;. 251lOo-Hy j
Hoe Az, mtg 81 ;ooo. June IS; atty. 7
BEACH Az. q. sss.s Elm 81, itssiSS
.Gaspare salvo to francesca Di Ora zice,
6I4 1lsth st. June IL: atty. Chas
Novello. $40 Bway. 300
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased apartments in
s2s Park avenue to B. r. Wells; in 2s7
Lexington avenue to H. r. Lever in 10
Fast Fifty-third street to Emile de
Roulhac; in West Sixty-seventh street
to Harry T. Thatcher; in ia West
Seventy-second street to Charles II. Tai
bolt; in 800 West Ninety ninth street
to Harry NJ Klein and Mrs. b. Stein
meier in 1876 West Seventy ninth street,
furnished. for DR.. Margaret Morrison to
Mrs. L. Mason. and a three story base
rient dwelling at rs East Ninety tirst
street to Miss Alma Hair.
Douglas L. Gilman Co. leased an
apartment in IS East Eighty-sixth stree,
fni w. Emlen Roosevelt to Charles Stew
art Smith; in 122 East Eishty-second
street to Ward B. Chamberlain; in 1b2
West Fifty-eighth street to Henry
Stephenson; in $50 West F'ifty-seventh
street to Mrs. r. Disston in 1913 Central
Park South to Alfred A. Whitman, and
in $50 Seventh avenue TO Henry A. Rud-
kin. and have secured an extension of
the lease from the owners.
Douglas L Gilman 4 Co. leased for
Mrs Victor Cumnock, $50 East Thirty
seventh street, corner OF Lexington
avenue. four story private house,
lsx4s.5. TO Mrs. Nathan X. AverTl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
REAL ESTATE JoTrINes.

A persistent rumor In midtown realty
circles that the Hidden property, at the
northwest corner of Broadway and For
ty-nfth street. had finally been sold and
was to be reimproved with q large COM
mercial structure, has been denied by
Levi 8. Hulse. attorney. representing the
estate of Thomas b. Hidden. Mr.. Hulse
said the estate has received various Of
fers for the realty. but has accepted
none.
The Hidden property consists Of nine
old two. three and I'VE story buildings,
covering a plot which fronts 1905 feet
on Boardway and about 152 feet on
rorty-hfth street. and has been held In
the market at $4,000, 900.
The Harlem Property Owners As.o-
citation held its last meeting of the sea-
son last night at 81 West la5th street
In letter to members President Isaac
Hyman says:
Now that the women are entitled to
suffrage It would be advisable to have
them become active in our association.
and the president suggests that women
DO invited to attend the meetinss."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
BRISK BIDDING AT.
SPECIAL SALES DAY
Auction Closes Several e.
fdtes-Top Notch Prices.

Interest In she real estate market cen.
tired yesterday In the vesey Street Sales
room at the special sales day held BY
Joseph p. Day to CLOSE = number Of e.
tates The attendance at the sale yester-
day was one Of the largest seen In the
salesroom for many years.
The firut parcel offered. II West
Eighth street. was sold for the estate OF
John Sullivan. by order OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. and after
spirited bidding among some Of the well
, known Greenwich Village operators was
finally sold to w. Ryorson, q client OF
Peppe q Co.. fof }2a,3o0. The next par.
eel. also In the Greenwich village sec.
tion, at . Greenwich avenue, was sold
for the account OF tho above estate. II
was bought by A. Aioise for $4,000. The
bidding was spirited throughout the en-
tire sale and the nnal parcel At 1854
East 10Th street, went to A. Kamishif.
slry for s27.1oo.
The other parcels sold were as follows
s22 East Twenty-hfth street, to A. Kot-
tie for $500; lss McDonoush street
Brooklyn, to A Overriding for $3.50; q
lot on north side Of Lafayette avenue
Ridgewood, Brooklyn, to Archibald Nc
Cauley for $500: 17B-177 Central avenue
Far Rockaway. to George Franklin for
$1,000; 1&8 West 122d street, to I.
Chronik for $4,000; 2t5-2t7 East Fifty.
seventh street, to J. T. Cosgrove for Sao..
300; <37-4N Pleasant avenue, to 3. W.
Woody for s41.7bo; southeast corner oil
Blocker and Bank streets. to c. NJ Pre-
vost for $4,000; the property At West
Nyack. Rockland county. to N. wollins,
for s11.25o; a1s Vanderbilt street boule-
ward. to q. c. Whiting for $4.1So; s27
Vanderbilt street Brooklyn. to ]. BraccI
for s4.o5o; ~ Jane street, to r. w. Lo-
zier for $500: plot on north side OF
Vermilyea avenue. to p. j. Moore for
$4,000 southwest corner Of Seaman
avenue and 207th street. to p. ]. Moore
for $4,000; a plot on the west side OF
Broadway. near 1s1st street, to p. ].
Moore for $4,000; 1880 wostbourne Bou-
lovard. Far Rockaway. to h ]. Cuddihy
for $4,000: a plot west side Riverside
Drive, opposite 1eeth street, withdrawn /;
plot on Lawrence avenue. running
through to Graham Square, Bronx, to j.
w. Walworth for $1,000: 4sa West
Forty~seoond street. to william II.
Eagleson for $4,000. and proparty in
BERGEN county. New Jersey, TO william
II. Eagleson for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
OFFICE BUILDING REsoLD.

After an ownership Of only a few
days the Broadway-John Street Cor
porat!on, Elias A. Cohen president, has
concluded an advantageous, resale OF the
six story ONCE building at 122 West and
81 Dey streets. at the southeast corner
ot those two thoroughfares. The buyer
Is the King Chemical Company. now
located at "a Front street. Pease &
Gilman were the brokers In both the
purchase and resale of the property.
The King Chemical Company's present
home was sold recently and the COM
pony was forced TO look for new quar-,
ters. Unable to ind them in the
crowded district In the neighborhood Of
Water Front and South streets. which
are 100 per cent. rented, the company
fnally commissioned Pease & Gilman to
seek new home for them on the west
side The building purchased by the
company yesterday has a frontage Of
IS feet on West street and ~ feet on
Dey street It will be altered extern
sively and occupied by the purchaser ex-
eluavely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
INSURANCE. FIRMS TO MOVE.

Attention was again drawn to the
wercrowded marine insurance district
yesterday by the announcement of the
,sct that the Merchant Marine House,
Inc. had sold and leased to insurance
interests all of the four buildings at
Il. 10, 81 and SO Beaver s,rev, which
Il purchased on March last from the
Estates OF John G.. Mccullough and
Frederick B. Jennings, 1t was reported
1t the time that the property was valued
At $3.50, 900. 81.
According to yesterdays announce
nent the buildings at a. and 40 Beaver
urett have been purchased by the I'm
oorters and Exporters Insurance Com
pany. which has awarded q contract for
The immediate erection of handsome
rrce building for it's individual vccu-
pancy. This property has a frontage OF
% feet on Beaver street and depth OF
100 feet. The insurance company .ex-
poets to take possession OF its new home
before the end OF the year. It's present
ocation is at II South William street.
The buildings at 81 and 50 have veen
thoroughly remodelled by the Merchant
Marine House, Inc. and have been
leased TO various insurance interests
rhe tenants secured for No. 81 arc the
marine departments of the Continental
Insurance Company. the American
Eagle Fire Insurance Company. the FL
ielity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company.
he American Insurance Company OF
Newark. n j.. the Firemen's Insurance
Company OF the same city. the Glens
Falls Insurance Company and the Ham
,ver Fire insurance Company.
The building at SO will be exclusively
occupied by the Washington Marine In
surance Company All of the leasing
Transactions were negotiated through
Robert r. Rainey. The Charles f.
Noyes Company was associated In the
esale Of AZ and -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attor-
ney.)
Manhatts

S anu sooress Oh lenders auor-
Manhattan.
10th ST. 2b3 w-Louis Y and Jennie I
Davis to Mary Laird, ?SS W 10th
e., Dec 81. 1914: atty. WIN F Clare,
WATER ST. NV cor Jane: sin ''s 80
sA+-Gesina Rose of West Caldwell.
J, and Henrietta c 3 weStfaii Of
Pi nUGsl's n 70 WIN 4 5.. q white
Solomon Whitbeci. 81 Bway $4,000
9TH ST. . .. 400 W 18th av, 7SxiooS-
potsn s"~ sana co oo TO t ssus M.'rS
June ~, 1900; attys, A 4 w Hutchins
s7TH ST. SIS. 100 ID :v. ,iiSsss.asop:IIS
rl.nasan, March ~. 1916; attys. Reed
,s%TP si al ass swsy. $4,000
R walker and ano, trustees viii rhos
Lewis, Jan Is. 1905 atty. Addison Gard ;
,1TH ST. $. loo e ,d sv ist, x,..MRo.
synod Of the Rsiormed Church in AMER
Reed 4 Paiiister. fss BWay. ~ 1900
WATER ST. n W c James Slip. ss.2x6Li-
CESSNA Rose. West Caldwell. n J, to
'sTa , 81; i, !, s E@5Hass 2 and Eux.ni: s 70.
June IL. 1900; attys. Amend q 4 lis
,,TH h' ST. :; s,s W !. ;sc ;;s ;,ss' GO
sss-Flora Eisig to Ida Kempner. March
~. 1905: attys d Kempnsr a Son. sis
WALL ST. Pearl st. run: 'v sc'sp
Sc isx eel.s to n . c Beaver and Pearl
SITS 11o to beg-American Cotton a
Grain Exchange to w Blair a Co, II
. wall q. Feb IL 1919. 800
SANE PRoPERTY-same TO same, Jan
18TH 81. ~. III Lemon .v. i; ;.iasGS
Morris II Block to David and Sadie
Price. May !, 1901; atty. Fromme, S5s
wAsHiNoroN ST. Hubert st , Nsw
John and Anna N Kehoe to Archibald d
presentation OF mort by order Supreme
Court. June IL. 1919, Justice Thomas F
Donnelly, May 10. 1897: attys for ptr,
Speir a Bartlett. So Wall 500 600
BROADWAY. 2s+3-s5-L4wis jackson TO
John Stewart. Walter c Hubbard and
Thatcher Magoun Brown. trust in n Y
OF the Liverpool & London G. Globe In,
Co, Ltd Nov 4. 1903; attys. Phiibin. q
". s., William st. .....,.......ti $4,000
IBID ST. e. +kS.t W Lenox av. 10 sxi0o II
SAMUEL and Eva Eiehen to n Y subur-
T. 1915; atty. Robt II Bergman, S2is
i4isr ST, 5. 100 Lsnox av icC.sssiI@Oo
Inter-city Land \ Securities Co, lis
Bway, TO Rental Mort Securities Corpn,
Broad At. June :. 1913; atty, " Vt
Co, lS5 Bway ..,......,,,, $40 600
10TH ST, So E-Samson Mayer 10 Wilton
Holding Corpn. Oct 20. 1909; atty, TitIe
GUAR Co. ITS BwAy. SsT zoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
PECK BUYS IN FRONT STREET.

The Charles F. Noyes Company sold
ior the estate of Floyd II Crane TO
Edwin H, Peck the Ave story loft build
ing 2Oxs5. at Sc Front street. The
building Ia leased to Dumerest Bros.
nF' Peck has bought many properties in
me Front street and Old Slip section.
"a commenting on hts last purchase Mr..
reek said: Il have bought 66 Front
Meet Tor strictly investment purposes.
, believe at the expiration of the present
vase mat the income from the property
gsh be nearly doubled. Buildings on
,,aoW street that originally rented for
'-,o9p now rent for $4,000" Properties
owned By Mr.. Peck and his associates
rear by include n and 70 Front street,
~, j. and "a Old slip. stoddard &
marx represented the sellers In this
a,ansaction and Thomas II. Baskerville
Middieerook & Borland, who always
nn.p'esents Mr.. Peck and Mr.. II. X.
u,gs In their realty transactions, rep
resented the buyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

HOME STREET-Frederick Brown sold
to Sadie Goldman 921 Home street, q
five story dwelling. 7Sxs7x irregular
CRESTON AVENUE-Frederick Brown
bought from Emelia Sudswig 270O
Creston avenue. a three-story dwell
ing. 4ox76. NJ. Salmon WIS the bro
ker.
FREMONT AVENUE The Itteloc
Realty Company. Z. Coletti president
bought from c. D. Matthews the DWELL
ing 127 West fremont avenue.
MARMION AVENUES. Rosen sold "a
the Dixie Security Company two six
story apartment houses on plot LOOK
$50 at s45 to s5s East 17sth street
northwest corner of Marmion avenue
held a $4,000.
BROOK AVENUE-Kapl q BlaclSner
sold for the Conwalt Realty Company
Samuel williams president, the four
story apartment house, arranged for
twelve families and containing four
stores. at the northeast corner OF
Brook avenue and l6sth street, on plot
34x100. II was held at $4,000 and
has been purchased by a client OF the
Benenson Realty Company.
EAST ls6TH STREET-The Houghton
Company sold to Charles Levy ass
East ls6th street. between Third and
Park avenues, a four story double
apartment. 2Ox1OC.
EAST l65TH STREET--AbrahAm Sweln-
ofsky bousht from the 1891 Street
Construction Company. 94b East l65th
street, fve story apartment house.
50xl00.
BRIGGS AvENUE-Morris Sax sold for
Miltner Bros, Inc, the fve story new
law apartment house, 1890. at 1891
Briggs avenue. corner of 18TH street,
to Herminie DebrousIky.
18TH STREET--Miliard Welt sold for
Robert N. Kenyon $50 East l37th
street. near Cypress avenue. a six
story new law tenement, with stores.
37.6x100. I. Willis represented the
buyer.
DAVIDSON AVENUE-The NJ M. g..
Building Company. Milton M. Silver
man, president. sold the two Ave story
apartment houses on the west side OF
Davidson avenue. 90 fcet north Of
Burnside avenue, known az 20B6 to
20bS. l20xe0. Tue sellers were repre-
scented by wsschleT. Kohn q Rosdsr,
attorneys. and the purchaser by Jacob
!. herman.
BURNSIDE AvENUE-The Clemilt
Realty Company. Milton NJ. silverman,
president. sold through A. d. Phelps a
Charles J. Brady to the Pelham Hoff-
man Realty Company. the northwest
corner OF Burnside and Davidson ave-
nuss. vacant plot. i0sxe3.xlz1xs0.
which the purchaser will improve with
hve story apartment house, with
stores. The sellers were represented
by Weschler. kohn. q Roeder. at
tornsya ....
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PLAN NEW APARTMENT.

Harris and Albert Sokois,ei have
bought the southwest corner of Arnster-
dam avenue and 104th street. fronting
11e feet on the avenue and $50 feet on
1o4th street, from the Society for the
Relief OF tho Dest ltute Blind OF the City
Of New York. The corner n occupied
by the five stor. building of the So
ciety, 1oox126, and on 1otth street there
are two hve story fiats. B0xlo0. The
purchasers will reimprove tho entire site
with tall apartment house containing
stores The property 10 near the 1otth
street entrance 20 the West Side sub
way.
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And Mortgage Company to q client for
investment
The Bullkley a Horton Company also
sold In Jamaica the two story and attic
frame dwelling. on lot 4ex100. on the
westerly side Of Hollis avenue, for the
estate OF w. T. Coiyer to client for
investment = ,"
The Lewis H. May Company sold at
Arverne for l. Solomon 23s and 325
Wavecrest avenue to 9. Bender for J.
Gottiiob 70 J. mayer 2s5 Amster Boule-
ward, $50 Clarence avenue. $40 Reming-
avenue: also TO Mr.. Mayer for Saltman
Townsend 33b vernam avenue, and for
Mary l. Fraser 21t and ZIG Laritin
street. The same broker rented cot
tages at Arverne to 8. Brin. l. Epstein,
I. Novak, r. Moonis. NJ sobel, H. Gas
man. b Ralkin and ]. Schniederman.