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The sun., 1919-10-28

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S7.5OO; address, ] Joyce Esi Sreeo eaoo
RIEVEyRasIir;b D;RivE.' 5 cor iiith 81 SSSSSS
5e.iixiS5.6, sept 2o-winter 4
Wilkes, Inc. TO FreidS Gossots' eol w
10th ST., due March 2O' @ isSV, 90 "a StS; nSS;
Morris G0''e,,. ssi s"'''"'''0'0O'
,,na,., 90. o.xos.-Ns,ua.
Rosenberg to Ladies sewing Soc OF He,
and lseth st. oct wii,.S n 3 yrs ~ ri stsy 5SS
BECK ST. 6s5s5 three lots, 4c.e,.l each az sSS
xl25. mtgs' each S4iyvvInoeSser S4ius, nreSun N"y
Go to Calvin a 6og agar, Mest oc, r1"s instais
SO; attSs, wayland 6 B. is6 ,,S srOSS5 sSo
wax, .,. IA is,xSo.,,Annsi bvyp Ivyg
and ano to Barney oSt HerlnsRy is instsIs raj Ds s%
asE, atstE ID zerin'ky, ses su'hwieE ..'is. ,s7S ,ss7yS
DAiSnEn e,hn =, na.o,Gar nn. 17sa e fremont av,
orf or dne Aug 1921, sSs; atty, C ii
Hoecbi,erl ii2S B fremont av. ....... .s7oo
ctiT1Wl iISSSWresl ~ iii n 1esd at AK
iai oIos Kaltsr 10 Kate NJ Moynihan,
| Wiegandf nj. pr mtg $4,000 Oct /.
| instaIs' 6%f atty, X NJ Moyniban, VIE
snnd nj 80 ...........,..,. $40, 900
WMlTE Fl TSo PLAdNS sdi FtankeI ran to @ siesfried
KSrle6seh 6So s!s E ESGtn ss.; at sttPy " Titie Guar
SVOr CO. i1s r,way, ,..,......... $4,000
/ LOTS I04 and lO5 map fremont Terrace
I sarah GTsenberg to Commercial Finance
! Co. "a Market st. Poughkeepsie, Y,
pr mtg $4,000 oct rs, instals, 81; atty.
Title Guar S L Co. $500
. GROSVENOR AV, 3, 32l.S 2SOth st'
lO0x irreg to Iselin av-Lynn l. Fulker.
/ son to Deaheld Est. q Cedar st. sept
J. IL due, &c, as per poHu e'''S' q q
r H. T 4 r. "a Cedar still: ss,SiS
/ ROAD FROM WibLlAMSBRlDGE IL
WESTCHESTER, W S, at lana now
or late Jas Robinson. cohtans s,,sstos Ia :
-woodmansten Rlty co TO Msu,lee
! due July /, 1920. SO +: atty. II Fried,
/ GEIBE AN, 3, rs Parker ev, .oniV ,SII
! Morris av, oct %. 3 yrs, 60; atty sam
HeilnEer, SlS bwaS ',,e's.So, uerman n
18TH ST. 3Os E, $, 10, skev-he. ne. sss ,H u
GeiIcm1nn to Cath w ButthHup,, Ti,ia
le4th st. Oct 20 yrs, 20 any 70 noo
OLlNNlLLE AN, 8 % n h.ns ,SS
S6N26N93-Celesta II Fusco 10 John
smith 52s Wales av, Oet a. yr' vvSc
atty, title Guar a. Co. t.c aaaS SsAy yErrt;sSa
COLLEGE AN, lO43, VS., 2gxyZ e-f ens
4 Golden and ano to Mn ~. IL eS
The sun., 1919-10-28
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Shampan & Shampan. architects
have filed plans in the Building Depart.
ment for high class apartment house
to be erected on 4 plot l25xsS at the
northeast corner OF Cropsey avenue and
Bay Thirty-frst street, Brooklyn, for the
Eighty-second Street Construction Com
pany as owners, to cost slT5.000.
j. Irving Walsh has been appointed
agent of the seven story elevator apart
! ment house at 3l2-314 East Fourteenth
street by Ennis & Sinnott.
Three more leather goods manufacture
ers have agreed to the ruling Of the
Save New York Committee and will re-
move their factories from the Save New
York zone. The latest leather manu-
facturers to signify their intention to
move at the expiration OF their present
leases are Kraus, Mokeever & Adams,
29 West Thirty-eighth street; War
schauer & Roth. l6 West Thtrty-third
street, and Fishbein & McCabe 81 West
Thirty-seventh street
Justice Edward j. Gavegan of the Su-
preme Court has appointed George Nee.
Skinner receiver of the rents of 45l
West Twenty-fourth street. a four story
dwelling, 16.sxsS.9. pending suit
brought by the Lawyers Mortgage Com
pany TO foreclose mortgage of soNNN
Justice Gavegan also appointed Anusl
B., Clark receiver of the rents of l27
Greene street, a mrcantile building pend
ing suit brought by Reginald Steel to
foreclose a second mortgage of $4,000.
Joseph p. Day will address the Real
Estate Board of Philadelphia tonight.
The Philadelphia realty market is ex-
| tremely active al present
The sun., 1919-10-28
SALES IN THE BRONX.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-Ely Marap
and Joseph Sager purchased 1921 and
1928 Southern Boulevard. two four
story flats, 72x11l
FIELDSTON-The stucco and stone res
idence at West 245th street and Liv-
ingston avenue, Fieldston, Riverdale,
has been sold by the Delaheld estate
to Russell L Briggs of this city.
George Howe was the broker.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE - Ferdinand
Kramer sold for Isadore Freundlich
to Il. Schroff the three story two fam
lily dwelling. 1s.sxl00. at 256 Mount
Hope place.
EAST 18TH sTREET-Maran s Sager
purchased from Samuel Bacharach
pei to 267 East 1SSth street. two hve
story flats. 1O0x1O2.
SEDGWICK AVENUE-Ely Maran and
Joseph Ssger resold 2635 and 263s
Sedgwick avenue, two five story
apartment houses, on plot 75xl35.
SHERMAN AVENUE - Il. Osborne
smith sold for Kate Moynihan the five
story new law apartment at 956 Sher-
man avenue to Joseph Keller.
l6lST ST.-Kuyz & Uren, Inc. have sold
for William f. Kenny Company to a
client of GettAer, Simon G. Asher. the
northwest corner of l61st street and
Elton avenue, a six story new law
house with seven stores, held at $780,
90 and reuted for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-10-28
NO. so PINE STREET
IN A QUICK RESALE
Operators Dispose of Twelve
Story Building After Four
Day Ownership.
BANKING FIRM is BUYER
Another Sale of Importance Is
Closed in Pennsylvania
Terminal Zone.
BANKING FIRM is BUYER

For the second time in the past four
ssvs the twelve story hreproot Office
huidlng at 80 Pine street changed hands
Yesterday. 1t was resold to an unnamed
banking firm by Harris and Maurice
Mandelbaum and Fischer and irving
Isyine. who bought the building last
thursday from the Kean-van Cortiandi
Realty Company. The new owners will
me II for their own occupancy.
The building Is now tenanted almost
sstIrely by banking firms. 1t occupies a
Mot 67sx71.2. adjoining the home OF
speyer 4 Co., midway between Nassau
ana william streets, and the gross yearly
rsutal Is said to be s125, 900. The Brown
Wheelock Company, Inc. negotiated
10Th the sale and the resale.
The site OF the building was purchased
bv the Kean-Van Cortlandt Company
Bankers, now Kean. Taylor & Co. from
Robert e. Dowling about eleven years
Ago and the improvement was completed
a year later.
The sun., 1919-10-28
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BOTH ST. 32s W. all-Gubert kuh to Ed
ward " Eis6aeh, $40 W Soth st. 2 yrs
7r} rem 81 Tov Aa4 a. lPl"i o,io: stain a, TO 10
Acme Timber Moulding Co. 407 IIth
st; yrs from May !, 1919. 80 1895
poWERY. 125-l25. upper lofts, $ ee e,e
Goodman, 1900 Sth av, 0 5-12 yrs from
, Dec l, 1919; atty, Samuel Wolbarst 3o9
IsT Av. a.a3oi 23os: also iiith st. 4s7-4SS
E-Amerigo NeSpuCci Realty Co to AL
fonso Slsca, 446 Il i16ih ST. yrs from
May !. 1919; aItys. sisea Palladine; 44e e
sTH Az 571. . upper aoors-Mayer Mes
singer to Jno Kanautas, So5 W 3sth st,
atty. p SeutareKes. 800 w 10th st 81 500
l0oTH sR, n 5, 245 " West End az, all
Sai,Ie S@ii W WaSn,SI,nen 3,lI 10 Jos Rosentha,' @
1919, IL yrs renew at $4,000; atty, Louis
Moss. a. Court St Bklyn... 81, 800
@2D ST, l57,15g E, sround noor-W L
Ing Co. 10 4-l2 yrs; address 2i4 w
r5sTH ST. SIS W. str"ios shenk tS,0SG TO- N
Rosenberg, 5l2 w 1921 st, yrs from
l.iTH i sT, ssis.ss E al.isidoTe c eer:teD t
and auo, yrs from June l, 1919; ad,
dress, ,l6 Gth st;..::...... $4,000
CLINTON PL. l24, all--Mary L. Tompkins
70 Il Ge!ssler. 56 W sth st, yrs from
GTH Az. y5s-62; also l7th ST. 5e-s2. str
n and part OF I'd sty In l1th st bldB-
william Astor to + W Woolworth Co,
233 Uway, yrs from May l, 1890 $40, 900
l43D ST. l26-2s. Bll-Estelle Wohlge-
muth to Roach Leasing Co, 100 w l3eth
ST, yrs from Nov /, 1919; atty, b NJ
Levy, IS Park Row,..............S6, $500
LENON Az, 126, str Il & b-ONlen Realty
Co to + w Woolworth Co. 233 Bway.
; 2-l2 yrs from March l. 1890. ....ss, 600
9TH AN, 5l0-l4. W cor 43d st, str & b
OF No. 5lO-Parlf Av Operating Co to
Y Gekco Co, Brockton, Mass from
completion Of repairs to June 80. 1899;
address, l49 Bway ay..............s3 .s3l. .0O0
Bronx.
WESTCHESTER AN, n cor Tiffany,
X. all-Gloria Theatre Co TO Chas
Friedman, 40 Z l4lst st, and ano, 10
yrs from May }, 1919; atty. NJ S Schector
3gl + l4Sth st................... 600
lG9TH ST. SOC L. cor str-Edw Lezerts
TO + & G Dairy Buttercup Farms, Inc,
yrs from May l, 1919 atty, II Berlin.
5S lloth 81, ..-..,...,...,..,. $500
1s6TH ST. s32 =. all-,Ias q Patton TO
y Sam, PSF & ls5th st. yrs from
April l, lslg..,.....,,.,..... $3.50
ICED ST. SS9-4 L, all-Ida Kunz to Bronx
Window Shade and Awning Co, 3T2 E
lGSth st, / yr from Jan |, 1919. .sl.e20
INTERNAI.E AV. gl4. Sd str-Morris
Hlrsch 10 Morris S Levy. 1866 7th av,
, yrs from oct !, 1915. atty. NJ Levy.
aETREAT Av. n W c Henry ST. 5OxiSo;
Retreat aN, " c H,lry st. y, all
John Nimphns to Lac Bros Inc, 2i2 4
l2Jth ST. II yrs from Nov l, 1919; atty,
j. Hammer 2SOS Sd av.. sic 900
The sun., 1919-10-28
Police Department
Orders.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.

The following temporary assignments are
ordered:
BOROUGH INSPECTOR
Thomas II. Murphy. Headquarters Div,
Brooklyn and Queens assigned as acting
Chief Insp., In addition to his other duties
for . days from 1901 A. NJ october q
during absence of CHIEF inspector on Vhca-
PATRoLMEN.
For Is days from A. VI. November Z.
From precincts indicated to l4th lnsp
Dist. to duty in front of alleged dis
John McE; carmsn; %; O. Charles nd VII +.
Schultz !, ISvS a. es Francis ins'0"' w. an" VIII
From precincts indicated to Div. Ma
Edward P, Larkin, 9; John Philllps. O.;
IS: George Rinchey, 81; William F. KnOte.
George w Read.-s9th Prec,, to % lnsp;
DIST. to duty, in raided eresmises Tor 'o
FNor 15 days from S 4, NJ November |.
Edward W. TanciS, 4Oth Prec. TO Head
quarters DIV, to duty in coat checking
John H pownes, 4oth Prec, 70 Head
quarters Div. to duty in distributing room.
Charles G. orr. a7th Prec. to Head
pTopsSts pS clerk. clerk Manhattan
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves of absence are au-
with full pay.
CHIEF INSPECTOR.
| John Daily, Headquarters DIV. for
| days from l2:ol A. NJ, october q. 70 n"
| deducted from vacation.
Without pay.
PATROLMEN.
| John osnato, 10Th Perc.. for days from
| p NJ, October %.
J Timothy p. Ryan. Jr., S5th Prec.. for ]
| day from p. NJ, october 20.
| Arthur G. wallot, ssth Prec., for DAY
| from p. NJ, october 25.
| Henry j. Sonderdecker, e4th Prec.. Tor
| . davs from 4 p NJ. October %.
| Theodore c. Roppelt, ssth Prec. Tor j
day from z. NJ. october 27.
| RESIGNATI0S,
| The following resignation Is accepted
PROBATIONARY PATROLMAN.
To take effect u T. NJ, october "a
| Charles Blhr, 3l3 26th Prec.
The sun., 1919-10-28
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for the estate Of William b. Rice q lot on
Palmer avenue in the Bryn Mawr Park
section OF Yonkers, to Leonie Pirolle Of
New York city, and for the estate Of
William B. Rice plot on Palmer avenue
to Mrs. Julia Heydet of New York city.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for the
Home Savings Bank of White Plains, a
large parcel OF acreage on the Boston
Post road, near Peihamdaie avenue. in
Pelham Manor.
Lieut. Stuyvesant Wainwright presi-
dent OF the Apawamis Land Company Of
Rye, ". Y, sold for tie company. a
mouse on Seneca stree retween High
land road and Mendoza d venue. ~, y.
Y, to Richard L. HOLMAN; for himself,
house on corner OF Mistietoe and Holly
lanes, Loudon Woods. Rye, to Josephine
Newell Clark. and a plot on Thistle lane,
near Lakespur lane.'
The residence OF L. A. Phillips, on
F'erndaie road. Hastings-on- the Hudson,
has been sold to IL. A. Ford OF New York
city. George Howe was the broker
1t is reported that William Rockefeller
has sold the former William Kingsland
summer home on the Albany Post road,
near the Ossining- Mount Pleasant boun-
dairy. The place comprises large
square brick house. stable and twenty
acres of ground. 1t is adjacent to the
north end of Mr.. Rockefeiier's grounds
The sun., 1919-10-28
HERE TO STUDY NEW
YORK'S ZONE SYSTEM
Chicago Officials May Apply
Plan in Their ODn Civ.

Fifty-one public officials and repre-
sehthtives of civic, Industrial and pro-
tessional societies from Chicago arrived
at the Hotel Pennsylvania yesterday for
= stay OF Tour days, during which time
the party will spend its time I'm studying
zonlng In New York and Newark.
Inc visiting delegation gave a lunch
con yesterday at the Hotel Pennsylva-
ma, at which the guests were former
Puplic Service Commissioner Edward r..
sassett. CHIEF Engineer Nelson p. Lewis
Oh the Board OF Estimate. New York's
coming experts, and two Of Newark's ex-
ports
The party left Chicago last Thurs
DAY. spent Friday in Toronto. Saturday
In ottawa and Sunday In Montreal. II
Will leave here on Friday morning. The
oeiegation Is In charge of Alderman Jo-
seph o, kestner, chairman of the build
ings committee of the Chicago City
, Council.
The sun., 1919-10-28

OF Borden avenue and Front street, Long
Island City, was sold by o. U. Kellog to
Peter q. Foss, musical Instrument
maker OF 119 West Thirty-third street.
Manhattan. The hotel will be converted
into phcnograph factory. II is three
story brick structure. opposite the Thir-
ty-fourth Street Ferry and the old Long
island station.
Frank j. Magerle sold for Katharine
Chambers e020 Freedom avenue, corner
of Fulton street, Richmond Hill, two
family frame detached cottage. So,
X. A. Schleslng sold the four family
fiat at 255 F'airview avenue Ridgewood.
Queens. for Louis Hartman to Andrew
Gernert. and the two family house at
afoe Hughes street for Frederick o. Gim-
berg to John weckbac<.
The sun., 1919-10-28
HEsInENTIAL LEASES.

Arthur Fischer leased studio apart
mnehts m l0f West Fortieth street to
MMrs. s. NJ, Brindley, George NJ. Adams.
MMalor Thomas B. Thrasher. Jr., and
Wallace Hale.
=, Douglas l., Gilman & Co., Inc. leased
,Ur Mrs Cyril Hatch her residence at
.ss East Sixty-third street. furnished.
'0r he season to Mrs Carlos de Heredia.
Gaines, Van Nostrand g. Morrison. Inc.
,.ssed apartments at 100 and los East
ss'sNVehleenth street to NJ. Young, H. s.
prather
William A. White & Sons leased TO
.sAbel Cohen an apartment at ~ Irving
pace. and TO William II. Page one in Al
~!h Court. lS2 West Fifty-slghth street
The sun., 1919-10-28
sCHILLING SENTENCED TO DIE.
Record Time In Case of Murderer
of Policeman.

In record time Phillip F. schilling rs
sentenced by Judge William p. Martin
at Newark yesterday to die in the cleo
trio chair during the week OF December
81. and was taken to the deathhouse at
the State prison at Trenton. The jury
which heard Schilling's trial returned its
verdict Saturday afternoon
Schilling was convicted of killing Po-
lice Lieut.. Patrick J. Ryan as he was be-
ing arrested in Newark on July l6. He
admitted the shooting and said at his
trial he would repeat the act under the
same circumstances. Insanity was the
plea OF the defence. An appeal will be
taken.
The sun., 1919-10-28
APARTMENT REPORTED SOLD.

According TO a substantial report cur
rent in realty circles yesterday, the mod
ern twelve story apartment house at 4s4
to i9S West End avenue. southwest cor
ner Of Eighty-fourth street, has been
sold by Thomas McManus & Son, who
acquired the site in January, 1911, and
erected the present Improvement in the
place of the seven dwellings which then
occupied the plot. The property fronts
3! feet on West End avenue and sS.4
feet on Eighty-fourth street. and is as
ssssed at $525. 1000.
The sun., 1919-10-28
HG LEASE, AT PROVIDENCE. r.. 1.

p n Berwin & Co, Inc, leased to
U, A schultz. Inc. the four story and
OHlce Clce building known as the Hoppin
homestead Building, which occupies the
,huFe block fronting on Westminster
Srueet between Snow and Aborn streets,
tIoyldence, r. l., and the connecting
ouudllg 5oX75, on Snow street The
nsses are each for twenty-four years,
WIN the privilege OF two renewals for
periods Of thirty years each The rental
Ior the tNo buildings for the first term
NlI appr0Aimate 81. .OOO. 900.
The sun., 1919-10-28
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAL

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all tss
year home; new Colonial brick dwelling,
with garage, first floor has large living
room, dining room, kitchen, extra toilet
and laundry in basement; second floor,
bedrooms, tiled bath; interior hnished
throughout In white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors; parquet houfe
throughout; hot water heat, gas. electricity,
sewer, &c; restricted section; no assess
ments; minutes walk to large park and
bathing; one block express station, is mirsA
utes Grand Central, scent fare: $1,000
cash required balance on terms. For PLAN
and photo call, write phone J. g
MlTHERS, b. Vanderbilt Ave. ~. Y.
Room 1909. Tel Vanderbilt 1867.
The sun., 1919-10-28
ESTATE SELLS DWELLINGS.

l. J Phillips & Co. and Adolph Weiss
sod for the estate of Charles T. Barney
lhe row Of six four story American base
ment dwellings, on plot 1l4.Sx9S.5, on
he easterly side OF Hamilton terrace
ana known as 80, Al, 4S. As. Al and 4s
hamilton terrace TO Morris Byk of 26l
broadway THIS dlsposes OF the re-
naming improved holdings OF the Bar
nry estate on Washington Heights.
frederick Weiss represented the buyer
ss attorney.
The sun., 1919-10-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


5sTH ST, "a w-Candce. Smith How:
land Co agt Clara Keech estate OF
Geo d williams and Galliguy Products,
Inc, owners; John Burns, contrac- :
tor - go. ''s.''. .'...'' - '$toO'v y :
72D ST. ~ E-James A Coughlin agt ~
East 6ist ST Co, Inc, owner; James J
Ryan, contractor....... .S34lb4
61ST ST, SO E-James A Coughlin agt 90
East 6lst st Co. Inc. owner; James J
Ryan, contractor .,............$2O4
61ST ST, 10 E-James Coughlln agt "
East 61st st Co. Inc, owner; James J
Ryan, contractor ...............S 1907. ~
56TH ST, 10 E-James "A Coughlin agt 40
East 56th st Co. Inc, owner; James J
Ryan, contractor k42b,OS
e1ST ST. SO E-James A Coughlin agt SO
East 61st st Co, Inc, owner; James J
Ryan, contractor ..............S1,O ,O96.ss
s5TH ST, 10 E-James Coughlin agt
Louis J Poole, owner; James J Ryan.
s1ST ST, 80 E--James A Coughlin agt 40
East 61st st Co. Inc, owner; James j
Ryan, contractor ..........,... .kS2 ~
61ST ST. ~ W-James A Coughlin agt ~
West 6lst st Co, Inc, owner; James J
Ryan, contractor ......,........SSiS.f 10
Bronx.
BAINBRIpGE Av, s0l2--Louis sohwarz
agt Louis Meshekow. owner; eyer.
pRpsPEcT eafS.G Av. sic:s;il; also Ssii West.
chester av--James A Coughlin agt Henry
u. Phillips, owner; Lewis Fleschman'
lesseei Bailey Contr Co, Inc, contrac.
Tors .............. ..sss'f ~ io'N"
The sun., 1919-10-28
VERSAILLES PALACE" IN DEAL

Sharp & Co.. in conjunction with H. T.
Wood sold for Ferguson Brothers &
Forshay the Versailles Palace at COS
and 6O7 West 18th street, an eight story
elevator apartment house, on a plot 75x
100, adjoining the Forest Chambers
apartment at the northeast corner of
Broadway. The purchaser is an Investor,
a client Of N. earle Levine. Stoddard &
Mark, attorneys. acted for the sellers in
the transaction. The structure returns
an annual rental Of approximately s4O,-
600. The building was erected by Scheer
L Ginsberg
The sun., 1919-10-28
ESTATE SELLS ON FRONT ST.

The estate of William B. Dana has
sold the six story business building at
lS6 to l40 Front street. covering the
short block front between Pine and De
Peyster streets, assessed at $4,000.
The property measures SO feet on Front
street, 63.2 feet on De Peyster street,
and $50 feet on Pine street. 1t had
been owned by the Dana estate since
1903
The sun., 1919-10-28
NORTH SHORE. LONG ISLAND

Send for photographs plans and full par.
tiCulars Of the fifteen Colonial cottages We
are building in Broadway. Flushing Hnd
Westmorland (first station this sid. "
Great NeckD five nearly completed; seven
to zen roomA .Ge to three baths. every
m>stern hbnv....nce, garage IL desired
nrst-ClasI in every respect, built by the
day! lars plots, restricted neighborhoodh
station on the property, - 10 20 minutet
from Penusylvania station; one block from
RICKERT- BROWN REALTY COMPANY,
% Vanderbilt Avenue. Telephone Murray
Hill 1870. 80
The sun., 1919-10-28
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Henry Shapiro & Co. leased the corner
store at 1913 Newark avenue, Jersey City,
to Meyer Messenger.
Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for Miss
Ethei Roselle her property on Roselle
avenue, Pleasantville, N. ", to Edward
w. Monahan of New York city.
The Lerner Waist Company, operating
twenty-seven shops through the eastern
part of the United States, has just closed
lease through the Office OF Louis
kamm. Inc, Tor the store at S65 Broad
street. Newark. n. j., for ten years
Building Inspector John Jelleme OF
Passaic. n. j., has granted permits to
the Passaic Metalware Company for
twelve Of total of forty houses to be
erected by that company In the vicinity
OF Howard street and Park avenues for
its employees at an average cost VI
$4,000 to $4,000. The project Is part OF
plan of the mill officials to help their
operatives solve the housing ploblem.
The sun., 1919-10-28
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

]. Arthur Fischer leased to Alexander
I Beggs the second loft at lis and 1870
East Forty-second street and TO James
F. ogden the store, basement and FIRST
floor at 257 sixth avenue for musical
instruments.
Duross & Co. leased the building at 81
West Eighth street to Augustus Lelli {;
the second loft, containing 1000 square
feet, of the Herring Building at Hudson
stree. and Ninth avenue at Fourteenth
street to the Steinen Dyeing Company.
The sun., 1919-10-28

LIST av xn 2o1.5 to beg-Hancke Henck-
hen ct al TO Dry Dock Saw Instn, 3tl
Bowery, March 8. 1911; atty, r
Tichenor. IS Park Row. ..... $40. 900
I'd AN, e $, bet l26th and 127th SITS,
bounded on W by I'd av, by line paral-
lei with I'd av, n by OF strip laid out
as l27th 1T. 3 by 126th st, with all
personal property, machinery, &c. also
lease-Harlem River Park Co to Hudson
Trust Co. Dec i5. 1908; attys, Holm, W
& s. s5 Nassau Observation-Disclosures. 900
ST, 5s--Eliz e Hanson to n Y
Title q M Co, 1856 Broadway, June 81,
1915; atty. N q NJ Co, 1876 Broad .
The sun., 1919-10-28
BROWN BUYS 11TH ST. LOFT.

Frederick Brown has purchased from
the estate OF Harry c. Hallenbeck the
eight story loft building at &c East
Eleventh street on a plot 425x94.9, To-
Gated near Broadway. The property
rents for $4,000 per year. 1t carries a
hrst mortgage of $65,000, having five
ears to run. F. ]. Riley was the broker
IN the transaction.
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NEW OWNER FOR CHANTILLY.

The Isidore Friedlander estate sold
the Chantilly, a seven story elevator
apartment building at the northeast
corner Of Seventh avenue and l13th
street. assessed by the city at 100000.
The structure has a frontage of 160.l1
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
LAT IA VEsEY STREET.

by HtHTy BTauy.
STANTON ST, 1875, 8. 80 Essex st 3
sty brk bldg, 25x75-Central Savings
Bank in the City OF New York VS. Mary
Kane ct al; Meyer Auerbach, atty; Max
taxes &c. $3.50; soId to the plaintir
for Observation-Disclosures. s2a OOO
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

oath ST. III w--Alfred d Hoxle against
Susan a Pulleyn ct al: Aug II:
1913 ................ Ni-o'p'
10th ST, l5s E-Supreme Plumbing CO.
Inc against Michael Adrian ct a..
Oct 10, 9N.,................' VIZ"
Bronx.
l4sTH ST, n cor Bergen av,-x-Samuel
Leavitt agt Jennie Rosenbaum ct al
Oct e. 1s1s............,.. S2Oo.65
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

JACKSON ST. 2l-Elizabeth X Upham
against Edwin w Halsey ct al fore-
closure of mtg): attys, Merrill. Rogers
& Terry. -
10TH ST, l3o to 1876 w--Leopold Brown
against Mark Blum (partition); attys,
Gilbert a Gilbert.
soTH ST, a0i E-George Ramsey ct al
against Celesta M Bozeman ct al ttore-
closure OF mtg): attys, Beekman, Men
ken & Grlscom. ~
12sTH ST, 3 $. 13o I'd av. 25x9s1l-
National Surety Co against Lucy -, a
Burke foreclosure Of mts); atty, u w
Harper, Jr, ~ ,oo..
2osTH ST, cor Amsterdam av look
es.lI-Robert r Perkins against Ap,
thorn Co. foreclosure of mtg): atty. j
A Lynch
Bronx.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE, 304o-Thoma :
] Varley against John ] Noonan et a.
foreclosure of mtg); atty NJ Mui-
nneen.
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BRoOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders Inc, sold at 1925
seventy-secono street the two story four
family brick house.
Horace S. Ely & Co; sold for The estate
street, 36S TO 376 Court street. and ss2
10 3s6 Court street.
The Martin Company leased the four
story dwelling los Joralemon street to
Manuel Fernandez for three years.
The Martin Company leased the entire
build,ng at 47A Fulton street to Samuel
SchaAiro.