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The sun., 1919-04-19

Hall on Central avenue, Lawrence, L. l.,
for term Of years to Kuno Heberlein
Of the American Metal Company, and
Cor Cecil Barrett his place known rs
Wistaria on Narragansett avenue, Co
darhurst. L. l., to Mrs. II Farrar Bate
son.
Misses A. a I. Cookie OF Pelham
Manor sold for Miss Temperance Reed
her residence on Ely avenue to Philip
Hall Of this city for $4,000; also sold
for c. @. Merritt plot on Monterey ave-
nue., Pelham Manor. TO Francis #.
Robertson. who will erect q handsome
home. The same brokers rented for
George 8. Chappel his homo on Edge
wood avenue to DR.. Nelles Of Toledo,
Ohio. for the summer.
Joseph Palermo, West Side builder,
leased from Mrs. Fannie lockwood her
large residence and garage Mt the north
east corner OF Independence avenue ana
West 252d street. at Riverdale -on-H ud-
son. David Stewart and the Robert ~,
Farley Organization were the brokers.
Marshall Van Derhoef. an insurance
man of this city, bought from former
Mayor Ernest c. Hinok OF Montclair the
brick ana frame residence at 10 Melrose
place. Montclair. 1t contains eleven
rooms. three baths and soiarium and Ia
surrounded by about one-quarter acre. at
the rear of which IL two car garage
Tho property. held at $4,000. was sold
through F. NJ. Crawley & Bros. Of
Montclair.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Oil Magnate Buys Block Front
on West 10Th Street; May
Build Apartments.
FINE DWELLINGS. SOLD
Heights Theatre Leased for
$1,500,O00; 7th Avenue
Corner Sold.

Elmer II. Smathers, oil magnate and
'Dortsman. has purchased the entire
block front on the south side of Seventy
stth street. running from Amsterdam
avenue to Broadway. The property was
acquired from Frank Bradley and others,
and includes a group Of buildings cover
Inc a plot ioox212x Irregular. Leopold
Wen was tho broker. 1t was to
have been sold at auction by Joseph p.
Day on an action brought by Cecilia
Enstein and others to protect encum-
srances totalling s574133. but after n
humber of adjournments was withdrawn
rom sale last Wednesday. o. ..- -
The buildings arc known as 21.S 10
s13t Broadway. 3oS to 31s Amsterdam
avenue and 200 to 21t West Sevent,
18TH street. The entire frontage on
seventy-hfth street, 52.A feet on. Broad
way and SO feet on Amsterdam avenue.
3 improved with a one story store. On
The eoutherly ga feet on Broadway IL
IN old fashioned five story fiat and store
Known as the Helene. The remainder OF
The Amsterdam avenue front contains
.wo- i've story fiat and store buildings.
Although Mr.. Smathers has not an
aounced his plans as yet, It Is taken for
granted in realty circles, in view Of the
character OF the neighborhood, that any
improvement he may undertake will be
N the nature of big apartment house
Or an apartment hotel.
The sun., 1919-04-19
GREAT LAKES RATES
ARE AGREED UPON
Shipping Board Approves Fig
ures, Which VIII Help
Stabilize Business.

WASHINGTON. April 10. Rates for
shipment on the Great Lakes this season
OF ore, grain, ana coal were formally sp-
proved by the Shipping Board to-day at
a meeting with officials of the Food Ad-
ministration's. grain corporation and rep
resentatives Of vessel owners and ship
pers. The Shipping Board approved also
the continuance of the mobilization com
mittee OF the lake carriers
Rates agreed upon are: Ore, so cents
q ton coal, +2h cents ton. and grain
from Lake Superior to Lake Erie and
from Lake Michigan to Lake Erie, April
and May loading. 31s and 3, cents a
bushel respectively; September. October
and November grain loading. including
winter storage Of vessel, and 6 "a cents
respectively.
Grain rates to Georgian Bay and
Goodrich were fixed at one-half cent a
bushel, to Port Huron one-half cent
bushel, and to Collingwood one-half
cent bushel under tbs Lake Erie rate.
The rate to Detroit was made the same
as to Lake Erie ports.
In a statement issued tonight tho
Shipping Board stated the action taken
was designed to effect a sterilization in
the shipping business on the great lakes
so as to maintain an equilibrium In the
labor situation and to aid as Esuch az
possible tho transition from war TO a
peace basis with the minimum disturb
ance in all lines of business allied with
lake shipping. The action is expected -
produce extensive beneficial results In all
lake industries, It WAS stated. and to as
sure tho grain corporation q certain and
steady movement during what Ia ex-
pected to be the greatest grain year on
the Great Lakes.
The sun., 1919-04-19
REAL ESTATE JorrINas.

Benjamin Mordecai has organised a
realty corporation 10 be known as the
Mordecai Realty Company. Inc, which
expects to buy real estate both for spec
ulation and investment. The incofpora-
tors OF the company are Benjamin Nor
decai. f. Clifford Potter. Frederick @.
Potter and A N. Plyer. The company's
principal place OF business will be 80
East Forty-second street. The new COM
pany is being organized with o capital
Of 100000, which will be Increased II
Necessary.
Tho Landing Company OF Delaware
has awarded the contract for the con-
struction of the six story building pro-
Jected for 2s and 80 vandam street to
the York Building Company. II. p.
Knowles and L. N. Loeb. architects. fled
plans for the building. The estimated
cost Is $4,000.
Alexander II. Roe, for q number of
years connected with the Joseph p. Day
organization. has resigned 10 establish a
general Insurance. business with II. N
Hopcke under the arm name of Roe q
Hopcke at III William street, Now York
city. and 2713 Boulevard, Jersey City
n. ].
Three waterfront dwellings at Sound
Beach. Conn. are to be sold at public
auction by Bryan l. Kennedy on tn.
premises at p. NJ. to-day. These resi-
dences are directly on Greenwich Cove
on Long Island Sound, on Driftway and
Northway. and at the corner Of Cove and
Middle roads and South Crosswny.
The Victoria Garage obtained q loan
Of $4,000 from the Nautilus Realty
Company to erect q garage at 228 to 1884
East 117th street, the site OF which was
reported sold yesterday by Kehoe &
Camera. as brokers'
William II. Whiting Co. were ap-
pointed agents for the buildings at q
Park place. 20 Murray street and III
Chambers street.
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BUSINESS LEASES.

Samuel J. TankooS leased to the Hart
ford Lunch Company, at an aggregate
rental Of $4,000. the easterly store on
Fiftieth street, in the property at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and Fiji
tieth street. Upon the completion OF ex-
tensive alterations the lessee Will open
branch establishment,
Charles F.. Noyes Company leased the
building IL Peck Slip to John Chattilon
& Sons, and the building 100 South street
TO the Gulowsen Sales Corporation.
Huberth & Huberth leased Office space
IT. the American-Circle Building. 1884
broadway, to the Robert Lee Gray Rub
Der Company
william A. White & Sons leased to
Frederick II. Brayton and Louis ID.
Amerman loft at 163 Greene street; TO
Clarence c. Perdoe an office at 4S Ex-
change place to Marcus Edelstein an Of
Ace at q and 20 Maiden lane; TO Joseph
NJ. Byrne Company an Office at 6S Will
lam street, and to Abraham Cup loft
at 29S Broadway.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased TO
Fleischnan & Morris loft In 126 West
Thirty-first street; loft In and
West Eighteenth street to Lerner q
Gutenberg ; a loft To Charles Bluh in 119
and 121 West Twenty-third street; to ~
g. S. Waist Company loft In 122 to 13o
west IWenty-stNtHtH pticct' iotl ~
| l19 and 121 West Twenty-third street 10
Brager & Maisner. and loft In 116C
broadway 10 Baron Costume
The Brett & C,oode Company leased foI
Mrs. Albertina d. Crawling the six story
building at 243 West Fifty-fifth street &c
| Morris Schwartz for term OF twenty
one years. at an aggregate rental oil
about S125,000. The lessee will alter the
| building.
The Duross Company leased the first
loft at 4OO-40S West Fourteenth street
to the Nev-A-Hone Razor Strop Com
pany, and the third loft to the Western
Electric Company; the ground hoor al
| 632 West Twenty-fourth street tc
| Charles Anderson also the five story
| house at AZ Seventh avenue to a Mr.
| Markovitch.
Louis Schrag leased the third loft ir
/ bl6 to b24 West Twenty-ffth street e
the Cushman & Denison Manufacturing
Company the second loft in 237 Seventh
avenue to Wolfson & Semmel; the frs
loft in the building at the southeast cor
ner Of Twentieth street and Seventh
avenue to tho Clover Leather Goods
I Company,
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18TH STREET-H. NJ WE'LL &
Co. sold in a cash transaction for !.
Lester Wood 357 and s69 West l1Sth
street, a so foot elevator apartment,
20 David J. Ut for investment. -.
PINEHURST AVENUE - Frederick
Brown sold TO Thomas Campbell
through Joseph Harris. the five story
apartment house at the northwest COR
ner Of Pinehurst avenue and 1S0th
street, 54xl0S.
NEST 18TH STREET-The three story
dwelling, 1s.exss.1l, at $50 West 1sbth
street. was sold by A. l.. Wood.
WEST 12STH STREET-Charles Hensle
resold to Robert Jakel 16 West 12sth
street, a three story dwelling, 17.Sx
99.11
EAST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET
Harry Sugarman sold for Sethena M.
Mayer to Marcus L. Osk the two story
dwelling at sos East Eighty-fourth
street, 18.Sx102.2.
WEST nth STREET - James n.
Cruikshank bought from Margaret ].
Becker the six story elevator apart
ment house at 233 and 235 West 11lth
street. 50x1oo. Harry Sugarman was
the broker.
PARK AVENUE-A. A. Hageman sold.
In conjunction with Slawson & Hobbs.
the building at 1901 Park avenue,
25x90.
WEST NTH STREET-Shaw & Co.
sold for Helen Danes the two four
story dwellings at lis and 1l9 West
111th street.
EAST FIFTY NINTH STREET-hcob
Ffnkelstein & Son sold for the Grim
minis Operating Company. Inc, TO an
investing client. 244 East Fffty-nintn
street. Client was represented by
Maurice Bunderoff.
WEST 10TH STREET-The six story
elevator apartment, 40x1o0. at 227 and
229 West 10th street was sold to
client of Nathan H. Stone, attorney.
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Residential LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc, leased
A6 East Seventy-second street, six
story dwelling, 25x100. 10 Richard Whit
ney. of Richard Whitney & Co. bank
ers a largo apartment at 270 Park ave-
nue. to Martin Beck. head OF the Keith
Orpheum Circuit of Theatres; also a
large apartment in the Verona" 80
East Sixty-fourth street, to Leroy
Frost and an apartment in 129 East
Sixty -ninth street to Theodore Pratt.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased TO Al
bert NJ. Murphy the dwelling at 76i St
Nicholas avenue and TO Hon. Gilbert
Collins. furnished apartment at A
West Tenth street
The sun., 1919-04-19
RESIDENCES CHANGE HANDS.

Charles f. r. Mccain. son-in-law of
The late Frank w. Woolworth, has sold
through Pease &c Gilman the handsome
I've story dwelling at East Eightieth
street. The structure occupies a lot
.oxlo2.2, between Fifth and Madison
venues The residence q the late Mr..
Woolworth is at the Fifth avenue corner,
md directly opposite are the homes
which he erected a few years ago for his
daughters. The dwelling sold by AI..
Mccann 10 said to- have peeh held at
100000.
The Quackenbush estau has sold
through the Douglas Robinson. Charles
). Brown Company. to a buyer for occu-
pancy, the four story and basement
dwelling. 25x10o.s, at East Ninety
'ourth street, held at $4,000. The same
brokers' sold for GrenviIle T. Emmett to
jeorge b. Post. Jr,, the Emmett residence
It SO East Sixty-thirdt street, a four
tory dwelling. 20xl0O5.
Henry E. Holt is reported to have sold
he four story dwelling at 1873 East
sixty-hfth street, eox10o.5, Just east Of
Lexington avenue.
The sun., 1919-04-19
HEIGHTS THEATRE LEASED,

The Fort Washington Cincle Holding
corporation. Edward fMargoiies and
Max j. Kramer. have leased to David
V. Picker the theatre now being erected
on the block bounded by Broadway. Fort
Washington, avenue. I5sth and 16oth
streets. This viii be the tenth theatre
In Greater New York under Mr.. Picker's
control, and wtli~~ seat approx imately
5000 people. The lease is to run for a
term OF years at an aggregate rental
Of about $500, 900.
Leitper. Brener &. Starr were the
brokers In the leasing transaction. Will
liam Klein acted as attorney for Mar
sol!es and Kramer and Kendall & Her
cog were the legal advisers of Mr..
Picker.
The sun., 1919-04-19
DETAILS OF SHERRY LEASE.

Louis Sherry under the lease renewal
made last fall was to pay s2l3.000 a
year IN rent in addition TO taxes for the
property at the southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and Forty fourth street.
since Mr.. Sherry has sold his lease to
the Guaranty Trust Company the terms
viii no assumed by the bankers. For
The corner property, which IL owned by
Irving Brokaw and others, Mr.. Sherry
agreed to pay $4,000 year for
twenty-one years. dating from last Sep
tember. The property adjoining on Fifth
avenue which is owned by Josephine
Brooks. Is leased to MIR. Sherry from
October I. 1918, for twonty-one years,
with two renewals. the rentals for the
current period being $4,000 year net
The sun., 1919-04-19
Fire IL Fought silently.

A demonstration in silent fire fighting
was given early yesterday by the COM
pany that responded to an alarm sent in
from the Union Square Hotel, Fourth
avenue and Fifteenth street. The ap-
paratus forewarned, drew mp without
the usual screeching of sirens and bell
changing. The firemen promptly Jumped
into the basement. where a merry blaze
was in progress. and quickly eXtin-
guished II. although the smoke filled the
lobby and lower corridors. They then
withdrew In the same transformations
manner, not ono OF the hotel guests hay-
ing been awakened
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The Metropolitan Opera House Com
pany proves to be the real buyers of
sac to SAG West Thirty-ninth street, ex-
tending through TO b<i and 643 West
Thlrty-elghth street, through Pope & Bro.
The property will be improved with a five
story building for the storage OF seen
cry, thus overcoming the necessity OF
storing its scenery in several different
places. Plans for the proposed structure
are being prepared by Trowbridge
Livingston. The building contract has
been awarded TO Marc Edlitz.
The sun., 1919-04-19
LIS PENDENS.
4 Manhattan

10TH ct. 80. 1911 4, of wc:t Emo
10Th av, isxio2?; s4th ct. sos W. and
West End av. 8. 2o.ll u Of lotth ct,
?oxs7, and property in Westcheste
county-Mary w Brose agt Elisabeth q
Cherry. ct al partition: attys. Bern
9TH sT, lei w--Union Dime Saw Bank
agt Jas Hebron ct al tamended foreclos
of mts); attys, Butcher, Tanner q Fos-
11sTH ST. n .. :25 It o, Bwsy. look
iO0.ll: lo7th ct. 2o3 w-Mary il Pillar
agt Edward Healey ct al tamended par
tition); atty, l. Van Doren.
Bronx.
LOTS 1874 TO 200 inclusive. lots 2SA 10 7eS
inclusive, lots 207 to $50 inclusive, COM
missioners map OF West Farms parcel In
partition suit of sturges VS. Eturges. SUI
preme Court. May ~. 1908: Robert
Sterling Clark agt Adele Sturges Dodd
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys'
Yer Planck & Prince.
ALEXANDER Az. 174-Herman, Frank
aEt Frances NJ Kearney ct al fOre-
closure OF mortgasel atty, J, Levison;
LONGwOOD AV, ST-Giadys Realty
Corpn aEt Lulse Kilian ct al (foreclosurs
OF mortgage); attys, Ferris & storek.
The sun., 1919-04-19
PRovIso IN BUILDING SALE.

Pease & Gilman sold for the East
Seventy fifth Street Corporation, J. c.
Mcclure president. the property at 11e
East Seventy-sixth street. n three story
and basement building. 16xl02.2. The
sale was made with restrictions on the
future height OF the structure so as to
insure the light at the rear OF the sellers
apartment at 103 East Seventy-ffth
street. in which Pease & Gilman have
Just leased large suite to Archibald
3. Roosevelt.
The sun., 1919-04-19
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

The Meister Builders, Inc. bought
from Mr.. Heinan two three story
houses, 8799 and 1871 Nineteenth ave-
nue., Bath Beach, +0x96.S.
Samuel Galitzka sold for tho Burant
Holding Company Inc. to client for
occupancy the two story house 40x100.
ut 1919 East Twelfth street, Flatbush.
The Realty Trust sold for the Artee
Realty Corporation the two family
dwelling. 1871 Fortieth street, Borough
Park, to Samuel Schwartz and Max
Abram for Investment.
The sun., 1919-04-19
LOAN QUOTAS IN THE SOUTH.
Maryland to Raise sbs.853,oOo I'm
Fifth Reserve District.

RICHMOND, Va, April 1S.-Apportion-
ment of Victory Loan quotas In the
Fifth Federal Reserve district, announced
officially to-day, were:
Maryland. $5S,653,ooo; District OF Co.
lumbia. s20,307,0 900; Virginia. S51,366,-
600 :; West Virginia, s23,625,O0o: North
Carolina. s31,1Ol,OOo; South Carolina,
$2494S.00o.
Cities quotas included: Baltimore.
s42,403,4OO; Annapolis. $359,s60 Wash
ington. s20.307,000; Huntington, W. Va,
sl,66S,900 and Charleston W. Va.
5000, 600. ,--
The sun., 1919-04-19
PIERRE DU POINT RESIGNS.
Leaves Presidency Of Powder Com
pany to Head the Hoard.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 1s.--1ti was
announced to-day by ths executive board
OF the E. l. du Pont de Nefnours Company
that Pierre q. du Pont, had l.. resigned
from the presidency. Of the company
Irenee 8. du Pont, chairman ofithe exec
utive ,committee; succeeds himi as pres
ident and gterre s. du Pont becomes
presidentspf the board Of directors.
These changes will become effective
May L9iyItIlw was said at the Du Pont
officesltbat these changes were made In
order to- meet the new business condi-
tons consequent upon the ending Of the
world war. Xxi. ~ ~, e.. ...'
The sun., 1919-04-19
Coal Fleet Shifts Base.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.--Announcs-
ment was made to-day by c. II. Mark
ham, Regional Director OF Railroads.
that beginning May the Philadelphia
ana Reading Company's coal feet will
be operated to New England and other
ports from Port Richmond. Philadelphia.
During the German submarine opera
lions along the New Jersey and New
England coasts the operations of the
feet were transferred to Port Read
ing N T
The sun., 1919-04-19
SELLS SEVENTH Av. CORNER.

y. \. Berwin & Co. have sold for the
Land Estates Corporation. Incorporated,
to Client OF q. Richard Davis 4 Co,
builders, of 80 East Forty second
Ftreet the property at the northeast cor
ner OF Seventh avenue and Twenty
seventh street. The plot has frontage
Of 1910 on Seventh avenue and 106 feet
on Twenty-seventh street The buyers
expect to build high class business
structure on the property in the near
future. 1t was held at 100000.
The sun., 1919-04-19
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

TIFFANY STREET - Leonard WE'LL
bought from Adam schaefer the hve
story apartment at 1896 Tiffany street.
44xlOO. Joseph Roberts was the
broker. WE'LL has resold the property
for cash to an investor.
EAST 10TH STREET-The Jay Tee
Bee Holding Company. Inc. Harry A.
Barry president. sold to an investor
for cash the two four story apartment
houses at e21 East 17sth street and
e51 East 18th street.
CONCORD AvENUE-B. Rivkin sold,
through A. Calm. the three story
dwelling at 500 Concord avenue, ls.Sx
100
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

sisT ST. 81 ". aii--Mary II watts to
Charles brock Constr Co. : y 4ld st.
ana Cornelius Hearn. Jr. +ee p nth ct,
Brooklyn, 81 yrs from May /, 1s19.t2b,00
18TH ST. b0-b2 w. all--Mary A McCor-
mack TO Frank A Bannon. 2i:5 9Th ay,
cd Az. i57, sir.Hsrry and Manni. Was
serman to Wolf Silverman, s35 Beck at,
Bronx, 8 yrs from Feb 10, 1912; ettys.
Deutsch a Diamond, 1852 Bwey. ia, 400
18th ST, 1885 Z. aiI-Gso N Fitzpatrick
to Michael Brennan. l63 n s+th at. 81
yrs from June 1. 1915; sttys, Marks q
N, 81 Park Row. .:..... 900
coLUMsUs Az; y. south Pert b. itx'I.
Ragusa, as sub tenant, ~ Columbus av.
yrs from May !, 1879. ........ $40
BROADWAY. 2stsh. str-Anna Zasat
to Harry Winston, on premises, 8 11-l3
yrs from May l. 1919; atty. A Brand,
sTH Nv. SIS, str n and front part
basement--Albert 9aer to Marlborough
Hal. g.: 9th 9v' Yrs frs rem May !.
9TH Av, s5s, aii-chss q Kos., trustee.
20 ] Tanzold, 22l w 4sth ct. Q LILA yrs
from April /. 1919: address. s5s 9Th
7sD ST, iiis ". 'sll.Arss il T.S.h.niisH
70 West rad Street Realty Company,
ii park ROW, 21 l-l3 years from
June !, 1915 atty. Too K ssn L; o 40
Park Fsy .,i.uv dcIa1Stsr snG 's Msgo
chants Metal Trimming CO, IS chrystis
st. yrs from May /, 1919; atty, Jos
Levy, as Cedar st.................I 900
l2bTH ST. 1875 e. str and e-Mex Cohen
and ano 10 the Danbury Hat Co, Dan
bury Conn, 3 yrs from May l, 19.S,soo
The sun., 1919-04-19

TT INDEPENDENCE ST. . q 80 9
2ssth OF, 2oxsB-Beatrice C Brunis to
John az Hunt aga Fl IgSepsnd sne T,; 81,
Mtg Co, 1876 Broadway. 800
WALTON Az. VS., 1895 1stth st. seA ex
e3.b-Arthur Wolf ano, exrs, to Sparta
Realty Co, 4oe p 1+9th ct, April j atty,
N Title q nitg Co, 1876 Broadway. ..o
17lsr ST, ss7-s n, n ., 1901 . %. sv, 55x
llTtxbbx12o-Realty Business Corpn TO
Benenson Realty Co, 500 Willis av. mtg
$4,000. April 81 atty. Title Guar 4 z
OGDEN Av, 1855, . O. boxlli.i-Geo Jung
70 Irene Goetz. 121 Pct av. mtg $4,000,
March 81; atty. Title Guar q T Co. iaS
,aiD ST. 81, Bi...s. as1sc..Gcia;;ta1 F:iSees
70 Carl Eller. 655 ID 231th ST. mtg
$4,000, April IL; attys. OHara Bros,
fs7s webster w.. ..........t1 800
BAINBRIDGB Av.. 1858. W g.. asxll1;b--
Emil Lang to Martin l. Christopher.
1895 Jackson Az, mtg $4,000, April IL;
attys. oHara Bros, 2S73 webster av. ~
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MERCER ST. BUILDING SOLD.

l.. Tannenbaum, Strauss q Co. have
sold to Charles Laue the six story build
ing IS to II Mercer street, on plot 5o.1x
100. The property is located $50 feet
north of the northwest corner Of Broome
street.
The sun., 1919-04-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.


GAS e r. 1853 $ Bond It.
so.Sxi5Ox3ssx156, 10 sty loft and str bldg
Union Dime saw Bank agt J Forshew
ct al; due. }334110.72; taxes, &C, stl. ~;
TO the plaintiff ..................SS0 100000
lat 32OS THIRD AvENUE.l
by James J. Donovan.
ROGERS PL : o cor l65th ct, 175x7!lx
6qIlx7l5, sty and h dwlg-M u Maho-
ney AIT J ] Mccarthy ct all due, So
os6.62; taxes sc. 'ii6.+o; to Anthony
The sun., 1919-04-19
CLINTON ST. TRANSACTION.

Tho five story building at 90 to 90 Gin
ton street, known as the Great Central
Palace, Is to be taken over by the 90-e8
Clinton Street Corporation formed at
Albany yesterday. with Louis Schneider
End y. r. & A. Mayer as directors The
company is capitalized at $4,000. The
property has stores and IL used for
amusement purposes. &C. 1t stands on