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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
SAMPLES OF ARMY
MEAT FIND FAVOR
Newark Committee Likes Els
pecially Bacon and Corned
Beef for Sale.

Several municipalities. not including
New York city are preparing to take
advantage of the War Department Of
canned meats and vegetables to cities
and towns in not less than carload lots.
The canned meats-corned beef. roast
beef and corned beef hash--are to be dis
posed of at 20 per cent. below the pur-
chase price paid by the Government,
but the canned vegetables are TO be sold
at invoice cost.
A committee representing Mayor Gil
len of Newark called yesterday on Capt.
A. A. Stewart. Zono Surplus Property
Officer. on the tenth floor OF 461 Eighth
avenue, and explained that New Jersey
biggest city is much interested in the
proposition The committee inspected
samples OF the foodstuffs, which would
have been served at mess at the front
had the war continued. and said they
particularly liked the appearance of the
l. con and corned beef and might need
lot OF 1t. The City Commission Of
y. wark has authorized the issue Of
and clothing to be resold to its citizens,
]. Julian Hall, representing Mayor
William ]. Wsllin OF Yonkers: Mayor
Cox Of Mddletown, \. Y, the Glovers-
vile Chamber OF Commerce and the
Mayors of jamestown. n. Y, and Nut
ley. y. j., have sought information.
The prices at which the War Depart
ment will sell canned meats to munich
paltles and the present retail prices for
the commodities are as follows:
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan


Sd Az, pS-cstherine Hackett AT John
Hackett ct al (partition) atty, II Pouker.
Bronx,
JESSUP AV, D. 1904 3 Featherbed lane,
7SSinp--Mary Lee Cole agt Francis
woolisy ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
atty, W Lund.
LOTS 1870, 1911, ls3, las and l4s. map Of
lots belonging to Century Investing Co.
located between Aqueduct Av. Macombs
road and Featherbed lans-National
Surety Co aIt James J Conroy OF al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, }
oIiNWiLLE Az. sois-sOis-Bronx Boro
builders. Inc. aEt John A GAvagan ct
al faction for specific performance OF
LOT SHH'ia' Siocs si sss aisI0'f H. lot .o,
SiceE iIss, .sstiGn iSi lot ss,: block
tion II; lot I block slI7. section III
lot !. block 3274, section ~; lot ~,
block s0s6. section II; lot SO, block 3Sos.
section ~; lot 1, block 1914, section =;
ous-haif interest In lots 81, %. 81. block
S2sS, section if-Mary Y T Dunn Agt
Anna r Moore ct al (partition); atty.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. es. i7o.s . aisth
st. 4S.sxe3.s--Thomas Cheyns ct al. az
sxrs. ast Adelaide Burlando ct al (fors-
closure Of mortEagel; attyB, Harris, Cor
win Moffat 5chek.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. ssss-Thomas A
Mead ast Adelaide Burlando ct al (fors-
closure Of mortgaEe)i Attys. Harris. Cor
win Moffat & Schek.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Ogden & Clarkson Corporation leased
the ninth floor in the building at 1921
West Thirty-sixth street to the Lerns-
waist Company and part Of the second
floor at - and So West Forty-sixth
street to Isadore Goldstone, tailor, and
a floor in the building at Sc East Flew
enth street to Fishmsn Brothers
Eugene ]. Busher leased the two lofts
in the building at the junction Of Third
and courtlandt avenues and East 14Gth
street.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased for
the Park Avenue Operating Company an
office in the Ziegler Building. Fifth ave-
nue.. and Forty-third street. to Frank
Smith.
Henry Brady rented at 40 West
Thirty-second street. facing the Penn
sylvania Hotel and in the rear Of st.
Francis Roman Catholic Church, on
which he will build a two story and base
ment brick building from plans by l.
Silverman for A. Goldberg, who will con-
duct a tea room. Mr.. Brady also leased
for a long term the four story building
as5 Seventh avenue for Henry \. ralk
to A. Reichbart 4 Sons. who. afSr al
terations, will occupy It for :he'f bust
mesa
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Frederick Brown Buys Loft in
West 45th St.-Hays
Lots Sold.
PIANO WORKS FOR BRONX
Broome st. Property Sold by
Trinity Church-Several Up
town Apartment Deals.

The volume Of trading which on Mon.
day was swelled to almost unprece-
dented proportions by the sale Of the
Gimbei Bros. department store building
and site, dropped to normal yesterday.
The outstanding feature was the purI
chase by Frederick Brown Of the Forty
NTH Street Exchange Building at 141
TO tt7 West Fcrty-nfth street, from
william Crawford of Monroe county.
who acquired II in 1911 and held IL at
$4,000.
Tho property 10 just east OF Broadway,
and adjoins the Lyceum Theatre. The
Hudson and New York theatres are close
by In the Same block. 1t IL fully rented.
and occupies q plot 6s.7x1oo.6. Julien
T. SAKE and Howard Forbes were the
brokers In the transaction. Middlebrook
q Borland represented the sellers as
attorneys.
The Forty-nfth Street Exchange, OF
which John e. Olson was president,
acquired the site in 1909, and later
erected the building which Mr.. Brown
bought yesterday. James Reilly Gordon
was the architect
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PIANO FACTORY FOR BRONX.

Winter q Co. piano manufacturers.
have purchased from the Shipway Es-
tates the vacant plot on the north side
Of East 141st street. running from Wall
nut avenue to the tracks Of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road and bounded on the north by the
tracks OF the Port Morris Branch Of the
New York Central.
The plot measures S7sx3s2x376x31s.
and contains more than fifty lots. Win.
ter q Co. will erect a six story steel and
concrete factory building over the entire
plot for their own occupancy. Construc-
ton work will begin at once. Railroad
sidinRs Of both railroads will run into
the building. ]. Clarence Davies nego-
tiated the sale.
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ANsELL TO GUIDE WAR PROBE,
Hearings Soon ON ChRmbe rIain's
Court-MartinI Measure,

WAsHrNGToN. July %. - Lieut. Col
Samuel 7. Ansell, formerly acting Judge
Advocate General OF the Army, whose
resignation was accepted yesterday by
Secretary Baker. has been retained as
counsel for special House war investi-
cation committee, Representative john
son Is. Dak). the committee chairman,
announced to-day that Col. Ansel would
be the legal adviser Of the committee In
it's inquiry into War Department ex-
penditures abroad.
Chairman Wadsworth On. " OF the
Senate Military Committee named to-
day Senators Warren (Wyo.). Lenroot
CWis), Republicans, and Chamberlain
(Ore), Democrat, as Subcommittee
10 consider the Chamberlain bill provid.
ing for the modification OF tho present
military court-martial system. Hear
lngs on the measure win be held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
CIVIC COMMISSION RETURNS!
Report TO he Made on Industrial
Conditions Abroad.

A commission sent to England, France
and Italy by the National Civic Fedora
ton TO study Industrial conditions has
Just returned and 10 now engaged In
drafting It's report. On this committee
are James w. Sullivan, a labor repre-
sentative: Albert Farwell Bemis, a man
ufacturer OF Boston, and A. Parker
Nevin, an attorney, representing the
public.
A report on the operation OF the Ma
tional War Labor Board, the War Labor
Policies Board and similar wartime Gov
eminent commissions Is being prepared
by special investigating committee and
will be made public at conference in
this city September 9 and Q. Collective
bargaining, the extent OF control which
employees demand IN industry. bonus
plans and similar questions are to be
conAldsrSd.
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NO MERCY FOR ROBBERS.
First offender Gets Maximum Sem
tence From wadhams.

In sentencing Frank Donnelly. %, OF
525 West Fifty-first street. to from ten
to twenty years In Sing Sing for his part
in a United Cigar Store holdup. Judge
Wadhams in General Sessions yesterday
denied a plea for leniency based on the
ground that It was the defendants first
offence and declared that 1t Is his in
tention in an effort to lessen the number
OF such crimes to impose maximum PEN
alties even upon FIRST offenders.
Donnelly was convicted last week or
first degree robbery In connection with
the holdup on April 10 OF Emil Model, a
clerk in the store at 740 Ninth avenue.
Donnelly was accused OF having entered
this place with two others, backing the
clerk up to the wall at the point OF
revolvers and then robbing the cash
register OF 947.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 1a2D sTREET--shaw a Co
sold Cor the trustees OF the
estate Of Thomas r. jeremiah at ISL
West 132d street the three story and
basement dwelling. 16.sx100, to a
client Of Erneat T. Bower.
WEST 18TH CHARACTERIZATION s.
roster sold two six story apartment
houses At 10 to IS West 18th street,
known as the Arlington and Kappa
hammock. to Kaufman a Gottlieb.
WEST 10TH STREET-Sharp & Co.
sold for Herbert r. Limburg $50
West ls6th street. q four story dwell
WEST sEyENTY.sIxrH STREET -
Peasc Gilman sold for Mrs. w. II.
Douglas 317 West Seventy sixth
street. a four story dwelling. 20x100.
EAST 1osTH STREET-0iulia vitoli
purchased from the William p.
Mitchell estate 2ss and a4o East
1o6th street. two four story tene-
unents. boSloc.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET,.
w. May Company sold to a client OF
John p. Peel Company ss7 West
Forty.eishth street. Ave story nat,
15x1o0. held at $4,000.
WEST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET.
Pease q Gilman sold for the estate
OF Simon Rosenstann the Eve story
American basement dwelling at 3t5
West Eighty-fourth street. lot 17x100.
The property was held at $4,000. The
buyer will OCCUPY.
EAST l22D STREET-Bridget NJ. Bar
rett sold the four story dwelling. on
lot 25x1oo.11, at 40 East 1890
street, between First and Pleasant
avenues,
EAST EI0HTY-THIRD STREET -
Elsie e. Bohsung sold 322 East
Eighty-third street, q Ave story nat,
on q lot 2bx12o.2. between First and
Second avenuea
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cHALoNER GETS EXTENSION.
Protection of Federal Court TO Last
Until August 2.

The time OF John Armstrong Chalonei
in New York under the protection OF the
Federal Court was extended yesterday
nv Judge John c. Knox. The new or
der will enable the man. who is legally
a lunatic in New York State but Is sane
in Virginia. to stay here until August 2
The extension OF a writ Of protection
was made on the application OF counsel
for Chaloner. An appeal OF the Evening
Post from q judgment OF $l75OO award
ed TO Chaloner for alleged llbcllous
statements Is pending.
There Is also pending In the State SUI
preme Court a proceeding brought by
Chaloner to review tho lunacy proceed
ing and enable him to recover his large
estate. Justice Ford on July 10 an
nounced from the bench that he was In
cllned TO decide in favor OF the motion
for Chaloner.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tornsy)
Manhattan

Manhattan.
10th ST, sos Wanna N Hyams TO the
trustee viii ". L WOOD, Sept H.
7ip ST, ,is;s sd az MiIio:'!!G;
Ls.in!ten AZ. April 10. 1915; atty. Title
Inst ST. As Fps is IsSs atty, wAens s IL T.
i0TH ST. W cor Dry Dock st. ts,iiiSs,s
Dasa: S:s ans i9S sp HAIRY
and Louis Jarmulowsky, Jan .. 1906;
atty Max Kot.sn. ?ol Henry st: ;ti9. 900
i' Ths g German ''0 E1.ss 81 I Reformed
Ss:I:: a I'll; Isss:s ~ .ns %$Ss
atty, v A stroh, % Nassau q. 81, 900
10TH ST. 100 E-Emma Harrison to Bond
4 Mtg Guar Co. us nsmssn st, BSiyn.
il sx.y; ! m.s.::.. Z, 100 and 1850
'sTh ST. ~, as Ds ION sw: ;'E, s,Sov
Paint , s"f ss2 s.nI f. Feb III i HS
atty. Richd II Clarke. 81 chimbsrs
18TH ST. iii ww-Eniiiie;o; and MsieSiOTTSS
Cassabianea OF Jersey City to sami Less
OF Bklyn, Oct Is. 1871; atty. Grover N
sioskowits. 100 Montague st. Brook;
cogSsSI ~ cs, ;ss ,.sf it 7, 'iiisisM;
M IS 81 = IL nv %js: ana sarah R'dsss
Monte!s, sullivan Co =. Ct al TON z
T thy. VI c. IL CO. srriy p ASs 81 ;,otsG
70 ed. and Nv sismmsr' Maple
%.r: July !; 1905 sitys Hiiiaui, = ~ i
ALIEN Ssus 81. si.A.nn:d and Els friend l,SUS
to Frances Costsr white, Newport. r i.
Nov u, 1906 sttys. Miller. Kins Z 4 I.
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pUr HARLEM APARTMENTS.

Louis Block and Benjamin Lachowsky
sold for Mr.. Prsssberger to the Weiss
Lsmlein Holding Company ana man
haitian avenue, adjoining the north cor
ner OF Tooth street, two six story apart
nnent houses known as the Richheld and
Mount Clemens, on a combined plot OF
T5x95. They are arranged for thirty
ak families. rent for about $4,000 and
were held at s12b.o0o.
1t was Inadvertently stated last Sat-
urday that this deal involved the Hes
perus apartment house at 4os Manhat-
tan avenue, corner of 11sth street. The
latter property 10 owned by Joseph g.
Abramson and has not been sold.
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LIsweiIyn Now Ticketiess.

TRENTON, n. J.. July 22,-Because OF
a pronounced falling of In revenue the
State Board OF Public Utility Commits
sioners to-day approved the application
Of the United States Railroad Admins
tration for the discontinuance OF the
sale of tickets at the station at Level
lyn. Essex county. on the Erie Railroad.
The station Is located near West Orange
and Orange. and passengers can use
these stations without Inconvenience, II
was pointed out, The Llewellyn station
viii remain open.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
BUYS GRosvENoR HOME.

The residence OF the late Mrs. J. c.
~. Grosvenor at 80 East 6oth street. q
ave and half story American basement
house. on lot 22x10o.5. near Park ave-
nue., was sold by Douglas L. EIliman q
Co. for Thomas T. Gilchrist. executor Of
the selling estate. The property, valued
at 100000. was bought by a prominent
physician for his homo. The house IL
equipped with an electric elevator and
every modern Improvement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Plans have been completed for the i'm
mediate erection OF the new Somerset
Hotel In Chicago. representing an invest
ment of 100000. The structure will
be eight stories. and viii contain AL
rooms, comprising 3oS apartments ar.
ranged In one to four room suites. The
hotel will be in the Sheridan road district
OF the North Side. overlooking Lake
Michigan.
DIR. Herman Schwarts 10 the purchaser
OF the four story dwelling at % East
Seventy-sixth street, sold by Pease q
Gilman for Larkin q Perry. Or.
Schwartz will occupy the house.
Ernest T. Bower was the broker In the
sale Of the dwelling at 2es West 1soth
street for the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company.
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OUT or TOWN TRANsAcrIoNs.

Melster Builders, mo, purchased
through Walter J. Smith thirty-four one
family brick houses: sixteen at SIS to
6s1 Chestnut street, and eighteen To-
Gated on Harper place. Arlington, ". ].
This property was held at S125,o00.
Mrs John B. Lunger sold her property
on the north side Of Rumson road and
west side of Buena Vista avenue, Rum
son. N. j.. to James c. Auchincloss. The
sale was effected by William II. Hintel-
mann. and the price 10 reported to have
been $4,000.
Rex w. wadman bought the ten room
dwelling. garage and about three and a
half acres. with frontage Of about 700
feet on the Hackensack River, Oradell,
from Wesley J. Rosenquest for about
$4,000
Frank d. White sold 1877 Primrose
avenue Mount Vernon. to the Edis
Realty Company. The property was held
at $4,000. Henry d. Menchel was tive
broker.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.


SHERMAN AvENUE--Fishe~ Levine
and Irving I. Levine purchased the
new law five story apartment house
at ss1 sherman avenue, The house
was only lately completed and con-
tains four families to the floor and
was held at $4,000. Tho plot Is
<bx1oo. A. Konopoisky was the
broker In the transaction. This Is
the second purchase by the above
hrm In the immediate neighborhood
In the past week, having acquired
the property AZ s6s Sherman avenue.
MONTEREY AVENUE - Joseph q.
Abrahamson. through Fred Open
heimer. sold for cash to Moses A.
Steinhardt Of Brooklyn 2o27 Monterey
avenue, near fremont avenue, n I'VE
story apartment house, 5ix1oo, hav-
ing rental of $4,000 per annum.
which was held at $4,000.
BARTHoLDI SrREEr-Hugo wabst
sold two dwellings. 6oxsb, on the north
side OF Bartholdi street, about 100
feet east Of White Plains avenue.
SYLVAN AVENUE-John H Day sold
for Louis Bry the plot. 75x10o. at
the northeast corner Of Sylvan ave-
nue. and 254th street
WALTON AvENUE-Richard H. Scobie
sold for the Concourse Estates Cor
poration, Ely Maran president, to q
client for investment, 1925 Walton
avenue, a I'VE story twenty-five fam
lily apartment house, 5ox135, held at
$4,000.
WISE AVENUE-Pease & Gilman sold
for a client to Joseph @. Abraham
son the Ave story apartment house at
1888 vyss avenue, on q plot 37xl00.
The property was held at $4,000.
EAST 18TH STREET-Millard Welt
sold to Meyer Cutler the six story
apartment, s7.6x100. at $50 East
137th street
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

X. Schmidt purchased from B. Mar.
win IS feet frontage on Flushing Bay.
Corona, north OF Jackson avenue, and
r. ounther sold TO w. W. Kowall
s5xls9, east side Of Smith avenue. north
OF Locust avenue, Jamaica
A. @. fitzgerald sold TO w. Robin
inson 40xioo, west side OF willard ave-
nue., south OF Prospect avenue, Rich
mond Hill.
N. e. Watt purchased from II. b
Eisa- leox1oo. south sids Of Hollywood
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HAYS ESTATE LOTS SOLD.

An important sale OF choice unim-
proved lots on washington Heights was
reported yesterday by william A. White
q sons. who sold for the Hays estate five
lots at the northwest corner of Broad
way and Fort Washington avenue. The
property has a frontage of lis feet on
Broadway and a depth OF 125 feet. The
property had been hold by tho Hays
estate for many years.
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INwooD APARTMENT SOLD.

Louis Blocit and Benjamin Lachowsky
eesold for Leopold Weiss the North
6ourt. a Ave story apartment house, on
plot 75xloo. at 41s and ais West
SfSth street, near Broadway. The
kfrucfure accommodates twenty-five
Families, renting for about $4,000 and
held at $4,000. In part payment there
WAS given the dwelling at 14is Cedar
kvenlSe on lot 20xl00.
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,o7 GREENE STREET SOLD.

The Gutman estate is reported to have
sold 1o7 to III Greene street, three ave
story loft buildings, on q plot 75xl0o.
The property is located 100 feet south of
the southwest corner Of Prince street
and opposite the twelve story annex Of
the Charles Broadway Rouss concern
erected few years ago. The properties
had been in the possession Of the selling
family for nearly thirty years.
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TO BUILD AT FIELDsToN.

The Delahsld estate has sold q large
plot at the northwest corner OF West
ltSth street and Delaield avenue, Field
ston. Riverdale, to Mrs. Elisabeth A.
lie Cato of Palisades, N. j., who plans
10 build a house for her own occupancy.
George Howe was the broker.
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WAsHINGToN, July 22,--Bids for l..
100000 pounds of prunes of the 1918
crop. the army surplus have been asked
by the War Department. Sales to be In
not less than carload lots Sealed pro-
posals will be opened July IS In Boston,
New York, Baltimore. Atlanta, Chicago,
St. Louis, San Francisco, Omaha, Ell
Paso and San Antonio,
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Gov. Price. Market price

Tho War Department price of bacon
In strips is "a cents and OF bacon in
cans SO cents per pound.
Deputy Commissioner O'Malley says
the army meats are extremely good, but
are much saltier than the civilian con-
sumer 10 accustomed to eating.
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TRINITY SELLS IN BRooME ST.

Trinity Church Corporation has sold
70 q corporation which plans the cree
ton of building for its exclusive occu-
pancy the plot at $40 to SAT Broome
street, east of Varick street Last Feb
ruary Ames q Co. announced the sale OF
this property to the Greenwich Associa-
tion as site for garage, but this
Transaction was not completed.
The site has a frontage of 14s feet
and q depth OF Sc feet, and contains a
pumber Of old two and three story build
kDRR
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RICHMOND NOTE.

The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company, Inc. sold for the estate Of
BENJAMIN Brown to . client three
story brick building on Water street ex-
tending through to Canal street. Staple
tom
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MoRTGAGEs
with name and address Of lender and at
torney)
naxufauu

$40. 50 cor iitth st, iooil
ersi Finsnes corpn. due Aug 10, 1920,
eq6 attys, same notes, .,...... o. 900
COOPER ST. 81. 100 ? Hawthorne y: 5Ox
cbarlock. 222 Decatur u. Bklyn, due
and int as per bond; atty. g s Fsttretch,
MooRE 81, 80, .. 'iict.ic . 'front.' ns'V q.
itsr7s. 5xi.s7i,I, p. m July ii-oso K
ssSsr%srhOrn st, sEiyn. ySs. 81 atty,
MOORE ST, b, v {. iis:t Front q, sss
wsssixrisSt, so Madison sy. and anS.
, g,u.,,: s,d., " ~ atty ssml s!k ken
,, RI -, 'fss.isi siiiIis... is'S %.
July if-Frsdt Q sehissinEsr 70 Bowsry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
REsIDENrIAL LEASES.

Samuel H. Martin leased for term
of years the house at 81 West Eighty
sixth street to MIRA Balm.
Bastine q Co., Inc. leased TO the fol-
lowing apartments at $40 West End ave
nue.: DR.. r. C. Howard, Mrs. Schultz.
Mrs. r X. Hance and Miss Maud Ben
ner.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AVENUE A, SO, n str and y OF steps In
ynrd-Hyman Korlak to VIM Vein Rob
so Avsnue 4, yrs from Aug I, 1919;
atty. Chas Entmaehsr. 81 q ist ct. $40
UNIVERSITY PL. ZIG, ground q and c.
Fredk d Frieke to Jos II Jones, lSs st
atty, Jos OreenberG. 2es Bway. a.. 500
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HosPITAL ENHANCING.

the Manhattan Maternity Hospital
has bought from Henry A. o. Taylor
S2S East Sixtieth street Q ive story
building, 26xl00.6. adjoining the hospl-
tai at as to 331. and increasing Its
frontage to $50 feet
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Bandit. Get $4,000 and Bonds.

CHICAGO. July 22.-Two automobile
bandits who held up an eighteen year
old boy. messenger for the Austin Ma
tionai Bank, to-day, escaped with Sl0,-
600 In cash, $500 in Liberty bonds and
$4,000 In checks. approximately half OF
which bank ofticlaiA SAY are negotiable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-23
MORE AP'Ts IN PARK AVENUE.

The six story elevator apartment house
at tl0 Park avenue. northwest corner
OF Fifty-sixth street, 35xs7, containing
six apartments of eight, rooms and bath
each, win be converted into housekeep-
ing apartments OF three and Ave rooms
with bath and one room with bath for
bachelors. 1t will be ready for occu-
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MECHANICS LIENS.

lsoTH ST. II E-NAx Bass aEt Johanna
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