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R. 3. SIMON RESELLS
ADLON APARTMENTS
Disposes Of ID Story Houses
on 9TH Av. in 100000 Ex-
change Transaction.
7. sHENK CLOSES 4 DEALS
ACQUIRES Flats Worth 81, 000,-
600; Arcadia and Abelard
Go to New Owner.

Robert q. Simon and the orinoco
Realty Company (Bing 4 Bins) figured
Is principles In q 100000 exchange
transaction which was one Of several Inn
portant apartment house deals closed
yesterday. To the orinoco company Mr..
Simon resold the Adlon apartments at
the southwest corner Of Seventh avenue
and Fifty-fourth street. two thirteen
story structures valued at s1,5oo.ooo.
Mt Simon acquired the houses last
April from the builders, the Adlon Con-
ttruction Company. ]. c. Graf president,
and Is said to have taken substantial
profit in the resale. Leitner, Brener q
Etarr and Nathan Wilson arranged both
the original purchase and yesterday 8
deal. The structures contain 142 apart
ments and ten stores and bring in a
total yearly rental income Of s215.000.
The corner house occupies q plot look
100 and the inside structure b0x100.
Since the completion OF the Seventh
avenue subway and the purchase of the
site for the Commonwealth Hotel at
Broadway, Seventh avenue, Fifty-fifth
and Fifty-sixth streets. the neighhor-
hood in which the Adlon apartments are
located has known considerable activity
and other interesting improvements are
predicted for the neighborhood.
Mr.. Simon received In payment for the
apartments a substantial amount In cash
rs well as the Belvedere apartments. at
the southwest corner OF Edgecombe ave-
nue. and 150th street, which Bing 4
Bing recently acquired from the Levi
sohn estate. and the one story taxpayer
store, 50x10o, at the southeast corner
Lexington avenue and Ffty-first street,
adjoining the Lexington Avenue Opera
new subway.
The Belvedere is a six story structure
renting for $4,000 and held at $685., 900.
The value OF the Lexington avenue cor
ner property is placed at $l25,000.
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TWO BIG HARLEM DEALS.

In two deals the Union Chemical
Glassware Company disposed OF apart
ment houses worth S650.000. To the
Middleboro Realty Company through
Hershkowitz & Shonberger II sold 643
West 160th street, q six story elevator
structure, 150x100, containing sixty
three apartments OF four and five rooms
each. The property returns $4,000 a
year and was held at 100000.
In the other deal the Union Chemical
Glassware Company resold to a client Of
s. Simon the Arcadia and Abelard, two
six story apartment houses at 1883 to
1893 Seventh avenue, occupying the tri-
angular plot at Seventh and St Nicho-
las avenues and 115th street. They
front 151 feet on Seventh avenue, Ill
feet on st. Nicholas avenue and have a
rear line OF los feet The selling COM
pany bought tlIis property recently and
held it at s35o.0o0. 1t has five stores
on the st. Nicholas avenue frontage and
brings In a total rental of $4,000.
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BUYS ON FIFTH AVENUE.

Frederick Brown has added another
midtown building TO his speculative hold
ings, having purchased to-day from DR..
Reginald Sayre through Albert B. Ash
forth, Inc, the five story business struc-
tTe, 25x160, at 100 Fifth avenue. with
a seventeen foot right OF way to Nine
tenth street. The asking price for this
property was $l35,000.
Other recent purchases in this section
nv Mr.. Brown include West Twentieth
street, Is East Seventeenth street. 81
West Nineteenth street and 12l to 1876
West Seventeenth street, the last two
properties having been resold
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, sold
: for Mrs. Harry Gantz OF California
the dwelling at 101 East Ninety-fourth
street, northeast corner of Park ave-
nue., to DR.. Joseph Frankel.
WEST NINETY-FIRST STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for John f
West Ninety-first street, q four story
dwelling. 1sx100, held at $4,000.
WEST 18TH STREET-Ennis & Sin
mott resold through Mcdowell & Nc
Mahon to John Montoro 5lS West
l25th street. q i've story nat with
stores. 27x1oo.
LAIGHT street.-The Markham
Realty Corporation. Clarence Eek
hardt president, sold to Doerne Leer-
burger 81 Laight street, a one story
basement business building 25x7o.
WEST SEvENTY-SIXTH STREET
Clifford Aaron sold for Emanuel Z.
Amador the four story dwelling, 2Ox
1022. at III West Seventy sixth
street, to a newly formed realty COM
pany, which will alter into small
apartments
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-H. J. Rogers
sold to A. Greenbaum for A. Brown
the northeast corner OF 176th street
and St Nicholas avenue, a six story
elevator apartment house. 100x1O0
held at S25o.000.
WEST 18TH STREET-Snowber q
Smith sold for the G. Byrne estate the
three story and basement dwelling at
so West 1l3th street to buyer for
occupancy.
LENOX AVENUE-The four story
dwelling. lot 21x3O. at 200 Lenox ave-
nue., northeast corner OF 120th street
has been sold by NJ. Brown.
WEST 18TH STREET-Frederick J
Beist has sold to William Armstead
500 West 13sth street, a three story
dwelling, 1Sx100
FIRST AVENUE-Edward Franklin
has sold 7s5 First avenue. a FIVE story
tenement. 19.7x70. between Forty.
fourth and Forty-fifth streets
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Meindsrt Boon, at 80 Pauiison avenue.
to Hyman Rosenstone-
II. wstherby q Co. sold for John IL
Stoddard residence on Booth avenue,
Englewood. N. j.. and for o. Preston
dwelling on Chestnut street TO William
Goodman.
The board OF trustees Of the Sixth
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church pur-
chased lots at So, So, 40, AZ and ~
Hopper street. Paterson. N. J.. on which
II will erect q new edifice at q cost OF
approximately $4,000.
Collier q Stein sold the Murray Mil
occupying nine city lots on Mil street
and eight on Jersey street, Paterson,
N. J., containing $4,000 square feet OF
door space, to Samuel Pollock.
Samuel ]. Tankoos leased the ground
floor store In the Ordway Building, al
GOT Market street. corner of Beaver
street, Newark. The lessee upon com.
pletion Of alterations will occupy the
premises.
The Jessop Mills, at ie2, 1874. 1ss and
16s Ward street, Paterson, owned by
William Jessop. were sold to the Acme
Silk Manufacturing Company for sss,.
600. The deal was made by r. M
Ekings & Co. Of Paterson. The mill,
contain $4,000 square feet OF floor space
Vhh pASbabAy po oSNupiCo Wy thS
purchaser.
Alexander @. Mitchell purchased from
Graham r. McGregor the two story
dwelling, 27x1oo, "a Chestnut street
south OF Broad street, Newark. LouiI
Schlesinger. Inc. was the broker.
DR.. Alfred Phster purchased The
Fischesser homestead. at Lexington ant
Highland avenues, Clifton, N. j., fol
100000. The property has a frontag,
OF $50 feet on Lexington avenue and
$50 feet on Highland avenue. The pur.
chaser intends to erect q modern apart.
ment house.
Henry McIlravy bought the house a,
the corner OF Woodside and Glendal,
roads, Madison, N. j., through ALA bougf
& Son.
Alfred e Schermerhorn sold for Mrs
Alvah d. Ellsworth the Homestead, or
the east side Of Main street. Southampton
l. l., to Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, and fol
F. F. Biggs about seven acres OF LAND
to E. Steuart Davis. who will erect 8
residence for his own occupancy.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold SO First
place. between Court and Clinton streets.
a fanF- story and basement brownstone
residence. 25x13s, for the estate of How
ard C. Pyle to Frank Martelio. This
property was the homo OF Mr.. Pyle for
many years.
F. c. Sauter sold for Ethel 8. Potter
to Jacob Blum for investment the two
four story, eight family apartment
houses 1873 and 100 Eighth street.
z. T. Newman cold the two story and
basement limestone two family dwell
ing $50 Eighth street. near Prospect
Park West. for r Fowler to a client
for occupancy
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 81
Hampton place. between Park and
Sterling places, a dwelling, 1sxs0. for
William n. Treadwell to a client for in
vestment.
Charles z. RickersoD sold the Fleet
wood Stables on Sterling place, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, for the Col
Inns estate to Frank H Smith and
George w. Randall
Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold the dwell
ing at los Hicks street for Miss c. Van
Orden to builder for remodelling into
three family residence; also IS Nil
low street southwest corner of Orange
street. for Sarah Mizzo to C. NJ. Kinney.
]. d. O'Connell, Jr.. sold 155 Maple
street, a dwelling. 20x1o0, for William
Rottger; also 1S5 Wildwood street. two
story dwelling. to J. Thompson.
The Nolos Realty Corporation sold
the six story tenement houses 266 to 272
South First street. 45 Nostrand avenue
and FIVE two family houses at 6112 to
6l20 Twentieth avenue.
Sigmund Wechsler bought the plot,
100xl60. southwest corner OF Eightieth
street and Twentieth avenue. through
| Morrissey & Brandstein.
Ethel s. Potter sold the brick eight
family houses at 1873 and 100 Eighth
street to Jacob Blum through r. c.
Sauter.
Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold the prop
| erty at 1856 Bay Thirteenth street. be-
| tween Bath and Benson avenues. a two
| story frame dwelling, on a plot 100x100
for the Van Brunt estate to Peter Primo
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

George Milne negotiated the recently
reorted sale for Trinity Coronation to
the Fletcher Csstoria Company OF the east
block front on Varick street from Grand
TO Watts street. The buyers intend to
erect a building for their own occupancy
The Goldherm Realty Corporation ID
the purchaser of the six story elevator
apartment house at the southwest corner
OF Fort Washington avenue and 1880
street, sold recently by the Exeter
Realty Company.
Edward H. Delaoeld 10 the buyer Of
10 East seventy-third street. sold re.
Gently through Pease q Gilman and
Worthington whltehouse. Inc.
NJ. NJ Hayward & Co. have been APP
pointed agents for the four apartment
houses at 306 West 10th street and T.
8 and II West 1O6th street
A A Hageman has been appointed
agent Of 10 West Thirty-seventn street
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FINCK ESTATE SOLD.

The country estate OF the late August
Finck brewer. at Rhinebeck. Duchess
county n. Y, was sold at auction by
Joseph 2. Day to-day In the Vesey street
salesroom TO Theodore Finck for s24. 900.
The sale was the result OF partition
action brought by the Finck heirs.
The property comprises about thirty
nVe acres with three story brick resi-
dence, gardeners cottage, stable, garage
and barn. 1t is on the east bank OF the
Hudson. Mr.. Day also sold at public
auction sixteen building plots In the
Eastchester section. Bronx, for a tota!
OF N7l,600. to w. J. Willard, w. X.
Comfort and C. d. Huyler. The sale
was by order OF the stockholders IN
l'qudate the North Side Investing Com
pany.
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LONG LEASE ON SEVENTH AVE.

Keppler Brothers, Limited. janitors'
supplies, now at the southeast corner of
Seventh avenue and Twenty-fourth
street, have taken a twenty-one year
lease, with an option to purchase within
Ave years for s175.oo0 to $50. 900, the
buildings at 23S and $40 Seventh avenue,
southwest corner OF Twenty-fourth
street. The lease. taken from Philip
Moeller and others. involves three four
story tenements, fronting 494 feet on
Seventh avenue and los feet on the
street. adjoining the Y. NJ. C. A. dormi-
tory and opposite the National Cloak
and Suit Company's big plant The
lessee will pay yearly rental OF $4,000
and $4,000 during the term.
The sun., 1919-07-01
RICHMOND NOTES.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for Harry F.
Rumph his residence at Is Park avenue,
Grant City, to Eugene Meszaros OF Man
haitian.
peter T. H. Nelson sold a dwelling at
the corner of Broadway and Franklin
street, West New Brighton. to E. H.
O'Reilly through w. s. Il. Hall.
Mary A. McKeever sold plot on MAZDA
avenue, West New Brighton. to II. e.
Pottberg through Cornelius G. Koln.
NJ. James Hughes sold plot 7bx1l4. on
Lake avenue, Port Richmond to Ameri-
can BurtoniZing Company. and for So
phia Ullrich house. 60xloo, on Butler
place, to Lena Sauer.
The sun., 1919-07-01
TRANsPAClFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. P. o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p NJ. daily,
Tahiti, MarquesAs, Cook Islands. New ZeF
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia (viA San Francisco July ,, SIS. MoaDA
Hawaii Nla San Francisco July 3, SA
Manoa.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and New
zealand via san Francisco July 3, SIS. So
nomA.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies Especially adj
dressed only, via Seattle July I, SIS. Africs
Maru
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands VIA Vancouver and Victoria, Is. CT
Jply 5. SIS, Empress OF Asia.
Hawaii via Scatter July 5. SIS. Glymont.
Japan Corea, China, Siam, Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (vis Seattlel
July = SIS kachma Maru
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia
tvla Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. July
SIS. Niagara
Japan Corea China. Siam. Cochin Chins
and Netherlands East Indies (vla San Fran.
CISCO July u. SIS. Marking
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DYCKMAN THEATRE PLANNED.

Plans were hled yesterday for a two
story theatre and business block on the
northeast side of Dyckman street, be-
tween Maggie and Post avenues, on a
plot 310x100. The Charles Hensle
Realty Company are the owners Of the
property. The architects are Moore &
Landsiedel OF Third avenue and East
lt8th street The structure will cost
$500, 900.
The sun., 1919-07-01
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

A v. Amy Co. and Charles z.
Schuyler leased for Mrs. Y. Tavasan-
Jan her residence, 1853 West Seventy
second street, 20x102.2. for twenty-one
years to the 15s West Seventy second
Street Company. which will alter into
stores and apartments.
The sun., 1919-07-01
MAJESTIC STABLE SOLD.

The Majestic stable, five story build
ing, on plot 5Ox9s.11 at SIS West 147th
street, between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue. has been sold. Ellen Gaff-
ney is the owner of record The prop
eTty was held at $4,000.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
ia vEsEY STREET. ]
Nv Heprv Rr.dv

IN NESEY STREET1
BY Henry Brady.
10th ST. 247 w, 8, 226s sth av,
S24xss.ll. sty dwlg-Equitable Lie
Assurance Society of U S VS. Benz Nc
Daniel ct al: Alexander a Green. attys:
Jean Norris, ref; due, ss.o52.L: taxes.
&C. ssss.ss; to the plaintiff. ..ss.s25
BRONX EXCHANGE.
BY Joseph p. Day.
EASTBURN Av. W g, e3.s n 1T3d at, Tbxe5,
vacant-Henry Stats VS. Sandrock Rlty
Co ct al; Henry p Botty. atty: Jos D
Unalee. ref; due, s5.SS3lI; taxes, &c.
S376; to the plaintiff ............s30 900
The sun., 1919-07-01
Canadian-AustraIiun Reciprocity.

MONTREAL, June 30.-A special cabl,
TO the Montreal star from Sydney. Aus
tralia, says acting Premier Watt II
the Federal Parliament announced thai
the Minister of Customs is considering
trade reciprocity with Canada In con
ncction with new tariff proposals.
The sun., 1919-07-01
ships Propeller Broken.

LANDS END, England June SO-The
American steamship Ozaukee. from Phlla-
delphia June IA for London, reported
hero to-day by wireless that she had
broken her propeller blade and was pro-
ceeding SLOWLY.
The sun., 1919-07-01
MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side.
east OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
10th streets)
lST Av, SAT, W Q. 24.s s7th ct, 2t.sX7S.
secures performance of covenants in
lease of 500 sd av ard lSe-si K seth
ct. May Lillian Hof 10 MarE't l. AID
rich. Barry town, N Y. due May I. 1924,
"a, pr mtg $1,000; atty. Edgar Ieay-
craft 4 co. so r 42d st.........,s2,S 500
57TH ST, SO e. . s. 2l.exIoo,5, lis pit. a I,
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ExTERIOR az. vs. asaIi Ila,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
(with name and address OF lander's
torney.)
Manhattan.

torney.)
Manhattan.
Hath ST, .. $50 W Amsterdam av. runs
n lo0&x " b0x a75.lix Q rs to I24th st Z
ta6 to beg-S W l. Realty Co TO At
lantio Finance Corpn, ls3 BwAy. Oct IL.
1918; AttyA Gettner. 6 A. 1913
ssp ST. :. 200 " Cd av icxico'Sw
Henry Lehrburger to Fanny Heidsn.
June 4, lssti attys. Kurzmsn q Frank,
LOT as. map 7ssa. North Marble Hill
CLANCY A. and Eliza d Frees TO EN-
met Shields, 65ss Bway, May I. 1914:
atty. Robt "; Msloney. sos Bway, ~. 900
Girardo to Martha Russo. individ and
admx Francesca Russo, Dec so. 1909; ad
dress, Jas Frederlci SIS Il lsSth st.t2s0o
18TH ST, 81 E-Montrose Realty 60, 1875
Bway, TO Philip b Jennings. Jan 10,
islS; atty, G Co, iIs Bwsy.tihooo
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HESS Business Property
Farms ron SALE

A $500 PAYMENT secures small village
farm. balance like rent; apple trees in full
bearing; nve room model farm house In
course of construction; village water; cleo
trio light; short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE. 40 West Sind
Street 1850 Madison Square.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

Meies Realty Co. Inc owner; Pat
terson, contractor. .................t 2bU
LIS PESDESS
MahAttan.
sTH ST. 5. $50 Sd av. 2sxl2o-
Hattie l. Fletcher ct al agt Mary z
Schall ct al (amended foreclosure of
pELANCEY ST, n cor LUDLOW 81, lex
75-Sarnoft-lrving Hat Stores, Inc. agt
Nathan l. Israel ct al faction TO compel
assignment OF lease); attys., Marks &
Marks.
I'D ST. n s. 2s2.3 e LIST av, 2tsx11l.11--
Fidelity Trust Co. eKr, agt Rachel Rud-
Kantrowitz & Esberg.
35TH ST, n 6. lass W 7th av. 7asxsss
United States Trust Co of N agt
Emma NJ Lindemann ct al foreclosure
OF mtg): attys. Stewart Shearer.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST. 1874 W: saith st. 2os w-west-
chester Trust Co, trustee, ct al TO Car
RE Miller, 27t Rich av. Mount Vernon.
y ct al, and the Union Trust Co OF N Y,
so Bway, trustee; attys, Miller. L q
so Bway assns. ............ .SSb. 100
37TH ST. s, IFS W eth av--Pierce A
Proal and ano trustees to w Burnett
SD Az sss. mtg $50. 600. a t-Wm c Dill
ger ct al. Admrs, to Bertha d Bohmfail,
SSi Lexington av; atty, @ q T Co, l7e
HAVEN Az soo:i. ana 'siiis-s; lin V st,
1915 W; 9TH av. 2lso-samuel Yacht
TO MAicx Realty corpn. 40 Bway.
HAVEN AV. 5000 and si2-s. mtgs, slS,-
900 each--Malex Realty Co to Abel King
l4s E sSth st; atty. Frsdk Lese. IS Mas.
sOTH ST. lCs E-Maiia and E.bsf iOI b
Seaman, exrs. to Bank OF Europe, 1919
LIST av: atty. Lawyers Co. 100
18TH ST. 81 E. mt. ;is.CCO.PhiiiSp,' g q
Jennings and ano. to St AIMS Church
OF Brooklyn; attys, Hunt. H & B.. l?o
Bway. mtg OF. ..:.:........,.:;iib, ooO
i' shoay s AZ. Really Sc Il, % s... Tinl.
brand. ass L 18th st. Bklyn; atty
Price Bros. Ill Bway. t2,sto
The Bronx.
22i.Ix irrss-church q Gates & co to
Columbia Trust Co. listh at and Sd av;
atty. Columbia Trust Co. 14sth st and
2iSTH ST, lis E..Mariia Monitasner e
Giuseppe Retano, s27 T. 22sth ct: atty
J L zoetsie. 4lo2 White Plains ay. $500
TO Archibald Douglas. spuvten Duyvil.
N Y; Gttys. Douglas. A a Nee. 23I
coSUMRsTTLANiprTr Nv. s3i.Fi:nk L Mon,
tague and Rno, trustees TO w A John.
son. sl3 N Bway, Yonkers. N Y; attys.
Merrill. r q T. 100 Bway. 500
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Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx }

tborougn OF me BRONX
ST R 2Sys e4 Ay R..;y CO % say
ings Bank. 1877 9TH av, June 30, 5 yrs,
5h% attys, Amend q A, iIs Nassau
ST = AIMS Nv. .os-s. iiosioiisN.s.:@s
to same, June 80. yrs, 6hss; attys:
GRAND BoULEvARD; AND cc;ooNSicoTRRSSGS",
es, Is.!x 1ssth ct 67.sxs7.s irreg-
Third Realty Co to Emma c oestins,
1000 Grand Boulevard and concourse. pr
bond: atty. title q & Co. ~
GRANb BoUiE;v1AiRan; AND coNSicouRRsE.
1850. ne cor lssth 81 79.4xse.s-Same to
same. pr mtg .s5.ooo. June so. due. &c.
AS as per bond: atty, same. -. $1,000
angelo Russo to Annie Silver. 1909 L
tsd Ct. June 80; yrs, So; atty. Title
,7srM ST. 60 ~ s"s' Anthony .v sfiIS
laalx irres--Andrew w stuke to Susan
ssmmis at Huntington. L I. June 80.
due July 1s' 1927: ShSs; atty Title ,o g
18TH ST. p s. 49, . Prospect Az. soy
I4i.il-Elise NJ Beckmann to Flora e
atty, Title q 4 T Co, lis Bwsy. 5000
GRAND Az, Sc Buchanan pi. sOxioo;
si iS LsnS.n ninsna an g. anS no
TO Bucanan Grand Holding Corp, 135
Bway, pr mtg 1000. June IS. yrs
So: atty. New York T Mtg Co. Is5
FOREST Av, s, ss.i. ) i5sth st, is.sSSS
Louis Goodman to Ella Christie; 10
So: atty. Lawyers C % 100
JAcKsoN Nv. I: 'isii issi5iia ct, ' ss'sS
S.l-Frank Pateracki eft al TO Bronx
Security Brokerage Co. 2lS f lsSth st,
June 80. due, &C. as per bond. atty. !
- Leyisoni 2S E iasth st::.;.,,., $500
Anna J Smith to City Island Homes.
Inc, - Wall ST. June 80. yrs. 60: atty.
SetteTlee. s, ~ Wall st....... $500
| CALDWELL Av. 6. S25 s 16sth ct.
assxiie-Harry Abramowitz to Minnie
| Kratz, 67s Cauldwell av, pr mtg $500,
June &c. due. &c. as per bond: atty, Title
| Guar T Co, 17s Bway 500
PALISADE PL, 1914. n s, 5oxs6.l1-A-
bert B Lyon to Margt Mansfield, s25
| Bloomfield av. Glen Ridge, n J, June rs.
yrs. $50: atty. Title Guar Il T CO. l!s
cosTER ST. sii.. 8. lic1iic0.Piincas Rsx,
owitz to Bessie Goldberg. s2S Kelly st.
pr mtg $4,000. June 2S. yrs. ef atty.
Title Guar a T Co, 176 Bway 81. 900
| UNIVERSITY Az. 22S2, n e ls3d st: ssH
10 w 74th st. pr mtg sl3, 900. June as,
yrs, Se atty. Title Guar & T CO, l1S
LOT az. map Van Nest ParkAJOhn iso-
| lini to Matilda \ Flckeis, IT'S Garden.
| and ano. pr mtg $4,000. June ~, tnstais
s%; atty. Title Guar g. Co. ~
BAILEY Az IS. is aso,h st. .sSlOo. !.
| sydell Iiberman to Harry Calm, 25to
Grand av, pr mtg $4,000. June ~ yrs:
So. atty. Title Guar & Co, iooS
conURTLANDT Az, 81 part lot s. may
Meirose, 25xl%O-Steinert Realty & Constr
| co to Sophie b Jettieson, $40 Hart
SBklyn, June IS, due, &c, as per bond
atty. Engel a S, los Bway. $500
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SAILED For NEW YORK.

. . bhIJED FUR NEW YORK.
IS Saronia, from London.
SIS Valacia, from London.
IS West Pool, from Antwerp.
IS Carolina, from Middlesbroufh.
IS New York (tank), from Ymuider.
IS City of Manchester, from Liverpool.
Sc Daram, from Berry.
IS Dalgada, from Copenhage gen.
IS DrammensfJord, from Bergen.
IS Nordhavet. from Copenhagen.
IS Lancaster, from Ponta Delgada,
IS MaRunhook, from Rotterdam.
SIS Tanka. from Aalburg.
rs Mauritania, from Southampton.
IS Kartmoen, from Barbados.
IS Huron, from Charleston.
IS Caoba. from Charleston,
The sun., 1919-07-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

RoOt F Ludwig. az w Tooth st, yrs
from Juiy, L 1879, ": renew; .!,ys;
AMSTERDAM Av. goI. all-The West 18Th
ST Co to May Cohen, IS w l2eth at.
81 yrs from July /. 1919; atty. Blu.
issD ST. sOs.sos ". sli-Edw W brown rosnC
ing to VIM H Roach and Lester s,okes.
100 W l3sth st, 10 al: yrs from May
William ST is5. W 5. 2I'iOxss. the land land
The minister. elders ct al of the Re-
formed Protestant Dutch Church In City
Iistn st. q yrs from May /, lsl7; attys,
Keith d Abbott. as Cedar s:......s2,0O 900
I'd Az. so. north str and part bCsol
yr from July is. lsis' VI. renew; sd.
dress. S Farian. co A Hamburger & Sons.
lOTH Az AZ asl.is7; also SSH st. ttcc-5ot W
Westinghouse Electric q Mfg Co. is7
10th av. 10 yrs from Oct l. 1918. 10
B6WERY, as. tor Stanton St, all
i c Swanson. indivd. and Geo o Smith,
admir- to Hy Holman, a47 Bowery, 81
a y5, rrGm N1v J. ,ot; Also Is; 500
adj-Frank A Brady to Emil schnabel
and Edw W Bowers. -yr from July !.
soy:r. y ,a ssa q, wos ssdTss' GaT
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx>
E KINGsBRIDGE RID. ais. part OF str
Bart schiavone TO Ethel ! abrams. $50
+ l6lst st. STA yrs, from July Is.
1919; atty, Ethel l. Abrams. $50 E islst
MELRosE Avv. SIS. str-Frioda ssIteT
TO Robert Appel. 6ss Melrose av. s yrs
Feb l, 1918: atty, . A Deffaul, Sol3 Sd
nv 'tL,ffV
EAGLE AV, SIS: also CAuldw av, 66t.
two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holding Co TO
Hyman Kantor. 800 w l3+th st, 5 yrs
oct /, 1915; atty, H Kantor 800 w l54th
st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .y' 800. $40, $50
FULTON Av, 1852. aii-Mathiide Alex.
ander to Marie Anthem, 1854 Fulton av,
1870 Lr,,itnn As1G
The sun., 1919-07-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetio survey-<
Standard Time.
Sun rises. AM Sun sets .....s:d Pm
Moon sets..... 10 "a Pm -
HIGH WATER THIS DAAY.
Sandy Hook Ii n AN Gov. Island. 4 IA AN
Hell Gate......1 III p N
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook ..5:1PM Gov Island. IS IS p n
Hell Gate......S :01 PM
The sun., 1919-07-01
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAIL

Great Britain. Ireland, Egypt and British
India--Close at 6 A. II July ?, S. Nieuw Am
sterdam; II A VI. July 3, transport Harris
burg; 6 A. NJ. July g. IS Ordma
France Algeria and Tunis Close at 60
A NJ July g. SIS. La Lorraine.
Jnion OF South Afrca-C!oso at & A. NJ. July
!. IS. hypaua; ii A. NJ. July ., SIS. CisB
MacNaster,
Azores, Gibraltar and l.aly-Close at II
A. NJ. July ], s. Canopic; ~ A. NJ. July .,
S.. Regina d'Italil.
Portugal-Close at . A. NJ. July 2. S. Nor
mHao.
Norway-Close at A. NJ July 3 S. Ber-
genGIord.