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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
ROW OF APARTMENTS SOLD.
Deal Includes II Houses-OtAel
Brooklyn Transactions.

Realty Trust sold for Aztec Realty
Corporation fourteen four story apart
ment houses at 1899, 1341. l845. 1s47,
1851, 1853, 1867, and 1418. l417, 1881.
1895. l437 and 144I, on the north side OF
Forty fourth street. in the Martense dis
trict. to Simon Amdur for investment
Realty Trust sold for the Alec Build
ing Company the one family dwelling at
2164 Sixty-second street. Mapleton Park
TO Bruce Babcock for occupancy.
Walter s. Ross and c, c. Gretsinser
sold for Capt Reyes the two family
house at 337 Bay Ridge avenue to q
client for investment.
A syndicate OF operators bought
twenty-one lots in Sea Gate. which sec
ton is restricted to private houses The
lots are located on Laurel and Sea Gate
avenues. Through Oscar Highlander, the
attorney for purchasers. It is learned
that the buyers will soon start building
operations
Frank A Seaver a Co. sold Dean
Court, Ave story apartment house at
the southeast corner of Fourth avenue
and Seventy-seventh street. Bay Ridge,
for the Shlikerman Realty and Improve
ment Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
BUSINESS LEASES.
OLD italian Club Building Rents
for 100000.


The Calma Realty Company, I. ].
Mayer president. leased to Eugene Wing
Ter for twenty-one years, at an aggre-
gate rental of 100000, the newly reno
waited building at III and 1Is West
Forty-eighth street. This property was
formerly occupied by the Italian Club
and now contains stores. small apart
ments and a large concert hall. otter
bourg, Slender & Houston represented
the owner
Pease & Gilman leased a floor in 4s
West Forty-sixu street to l.. Allen
Abrahamson.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased to Charles
Paoli two connecting stores in HAS to
115S ST. Nicholas avenue; with E. X.
Van Wrinkle the store In 113 Eighth ave-
nue. TO James Butler. Inc. and the store
In 2116 Eighth avenue to James Butler.
Inc.
Samuel J. Tankoos leased to the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company n large
corner ground floor store at the south
east corner of Fourth avenue and Thirty
third street, In the property owned by
the New York Railways Company. The
Schultz Cigar Stores Company upon COM
pletion of alterations will occupy the
corner as a branch establishment.
]. Arthur Fischer leased to Mary "
McEvoy the first loft In sol Seventh ave-
nue., southeast corner OF Thirty ninth
street, to be used as a dancing academy
NJ. Roeenthal Company leased the
three story building and seven story loft
building at 1879 to 143 West Twenty
fourth street. at an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. to the Uneeda Leasing
Corporation. Berman Raft president.
Douglas L. Gilman 6 Co. Inc. leased
Offices In 5o7 Fifth avenue TO Harry
Dornblaser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

The Farmers Fund. Inc, with offices
in this city. has applied to the State
Superintendent of Banks. George l.
Skinner. for authorization TO operate in
New York State under the provisions
of the banking law governing invest
ment companies The new company Is
to have a capital Of 100000 and n sur
plus of 100000. Among the incorpor-
ators are William Church Osborn. Marc
c. Cole. Myron s. Hall. William L.
Taber and Delmar Rumble.
Frank W. Frueauff, n lawyer is re-
ported 10 be the purchaser Of the former
home OF Mrs. Seth f. Thomas at the
south corner of Fifth avenue and Eighty
eighth street. the sale OF which by Will
lam Il. May & Co. was recently reported.
Mr.. FrueaNff at present occupies an
apartment on Park avenue.
Harper Skillin has retired from the
firm of Warren & Skilln. The business
will be continued by Walter Fl. Warren
in new offices at 203 Broadway.
Harry G. Martin, son of c. Grayson
Martin, has Joined the organization of
Pease q Gilman as a broker In the
private house department Mr.. Martin
was in a German prison for three years,
having been captured in the first battle
OF Ypres while serving as q Lieutenant
In the British Intelligence Corps. He
Joined the British army on August g.,
1914.
Louis Allen Abramson, architect, Is
preparing plans for q new hospital
building for the Brooklyn Hebrew Home
for the Aged. The structure will be four
stories in height fireproof and will cost
$4,000
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Authorized Exchange Dealers
NEW & USED
BUICK s..
Clidden Motor and Supply Co,
239 West 5Sth ST.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
239 West 5Sth St.
One door East of Broadway.


IN CLOSURE-SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY OF NEW YORK-CEClLIA Elm
STEIN and another. as executors, etc,
Plaintiffs. against FRANK BRADLEY ct
al, Defendants Harold Swain, Plaintiff Q
Attorney. 176 Broadway, New York.
Pursuant to Judgment entered June IS,
1918. the undersigned will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, No:
l4-l6 Vesey street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York, at Il clock
noon on March 10. 1919, by JOSEPH p.
DAY, Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises
directed by said judgment to be sold
situated in the Borough of Manhattan.
City OF New York. bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the
westerly side Of Amsterdam Avenue and
the southerly side OF seventy street
and running thence southerly along the
westerly side OF Amsterdam Avenue one
hundred I0O) feet, thence westerly paral-
lei with Seventy-ffth street and part of
the way through party wall one hundred
n.nety-six ls6) feet nine co. inches more
or less to the easterly side OF Broadway ;
thence northerly, along the easterly side OF
Broadway. ono hundred four 400 feet six
co. inches more or less to the scutherly
side of Seventy hfth street; thence cast
erly along the southerly side O. Seventy
nth Street two hundred twelve (cl2) feet
more or less to tho point or place OF
beginning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEASs-ATarro
choice. 100 lbs. si1.7S: cascarrones. Chilean,
$3.50 9s: pea. choice. tI.5007.7b: medium,
choice. s7.7b8s; Lady Washington. Cali
fornia. IS; small white. California s7.TS
Us; large white, Idaho, t7.756s: tepary
California, s5.boqs; kotenash!, Japanese,
s79 I@b; daitrku, Manchurian, ST.75ns;
red kidney choice, 3l2; red marrow. SO. 76
Oil: kintoki. Manchurlan t6U63O; vel
low eye, s7.25 p7So; black turtle coup,
$40, 7b4 li: white kidney. choice. SIl.75p
l2.?S; imperials, $40; kumamoto. Man
churian. t7.5o4S60: caballero. Chilean,
s6.75 q 80; bayou, Chilean. $3.50; crnn-
berry Manchurian, round, s7.75q8; long
t7aT.5o; short. $6965o: California, s7I
$50; pink California, 37.s5Qs; lima, Cali
fornia. choice ss.5oas.75. PEAS-Scotch,
1918. s74s: green, Idaho, $3.50: Washing
ton. IS; California. s7.75Ts; Chilean. ~ 25
81 Australian, T7,1bas25: japanese.
tS9sb0; Corean. s75oT775: black eye,
caiifornis, ,S9s5o; splits. yellow, sa.2a
g6bo; green. 80. IS 1880; white. small.
hanchurian. sS.7Sge; large. t7g7.5o.
BUT'TER--Creamery, higher than extras.
H., est W6ic.; extras, 90 score, 63c.: nrsts
IS 20 81 score, 6lh dS:iac.; seconds. So
to 81 score, 5sq6lc. lower grades 5GR
6sc.; unsalted. higher than extras. 81. q
sSc.; extras. san n 54c; hrsts $40 63c. /;
seconds 60I6lhc.; state. dairy tubs
finest 90 n 30 lsc.; good to prime. 57dGIc.;
common 70 fair. t79ssc.; renovated. ex-
trhs; bogkiH: arsts, isi a4she.; lower
IS . i9c; ladies, current make. nrsts, ~
ts@ttai vacking stock. current mako.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
LONG BEACH DEAL RUMoRnD.

Rumors coupling the name of r. Cole
man Dupont. owner OF the controlling in
terest in the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, with the projected purchase of
a large tract of land and q large hotel at
Long Beach, l. l., were current in
realty circles yesterday. As Mr.. Du-
pont is out Of town. the rumor could not
be verified at his office. At the Offices
Of the Westinghouse, Church. Kerr Com
pany It was denied that the Nassau
Hotel. which It controls. was involved In
the rumored negotiations.
According to one story. Mr.. Du Pont Is
seeking to buy not only the Nassau
Hotel, but considerable property in its
vicinity. with the intention OF estab-
fishing resort on Long Island which
will rival Atlantic City. Frank Bailey.
vice-president of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, which controls the Long
Beach property, said yesterday that the
tract had not been purchased by Mr.,
Du Pont, but 1t could be IL he were
willing to pay the price demanded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
q. NJ. Banner Takes Substan-
tial Profit in Resale Of the
Surrey Apartments.
BINGS BUY BELVEDERE
Strathmore Changes Owners; ;
Warehouse Co. Leases Its
Twelfth Building.

g. Morrill, Banner took another sub
stantial profit in the resale OF big
apartment house property yesterday. To
Charles Brooks of the firm OF J. L.
Bailey & Co., dry goods commission mer-
chants, no disposed OF the nine story
apartment house at 1872 East Eighty-sec-
ond street. known as the Surrey, which
brings In a rental income of $4,000 a
year and was held by the seller at
100000.
The Surrey. which occupies plot 75x
100 between Lexington and Park ave-
nues, was bought by Mr.. Banner last
month from David BOWS. n. A. Berwin
& Co. acted as brokers for Mr.. Banner
in both the purchase and the resale.
Harris Gown, Moffatt and Scheck. at
torneys. represented the purchaser in
yesterdays transaction. Stoddard &
Mark arranged the legal details for Mr..
Banner.
The purchaser paid all cash for the
building above the FIRST mortgage. Ber-
win & Co. will act as agents for the
house.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BARCLAY ST. So, east store and wes,
basement-Daniel J Barry TO Jos Weiss
l2s LIST av, and ano yrs from May l.
1919, yrs renew at 5000. 800
eth STIFF .,s :5s eth sv sI,Hots Cal,
to the $40 West 57th st Corp. $40 W 18th
st. io7-l2 yrs from March !, 1919: atty,
Edw II Tatum, 20 Broad st......sls, 900
PARK ROW. 1871. I'd loft-De witt Fox ct
al 10 Abram and David Finkel 700 La =
fayete nv. Bklyn. li-l9 yrs from June
-; atty. Benz ste!nman, 1873 Delaney
ALLEN ST SECS: Eldridge st. IS, ali
Edw A Ridley to Allen Garage Co. So
Alien ST. 81 yrs from Dec /. l9ie.3l0.o0
ESD ST. 4b7 w. al.-Mary e Wood 10 Noah
May /. 1919; atty. q Lamison. lis
GsT ST. 1sl W. ali-Margt A shayne to D
Mich. $40 " 18th at, from Oct !, 1915
TO- July 81. 1924; atty. Arnold hehtiR.
ssTH ST. ssi W. all.Emma " schs ss; ,oq
to W r Randei on NE premises. : Il
Yrs from March /. 1919; W r Randol,
s4TH sT. Ess-45 W; s5th St. siS..s. ali
jos Gledhill and nno TO Coastwise
Warehouses. 5+ Washington ct, Al yrs
from Aug l. 1919 atty. A r Gutgsell, rs
Park Row. taxes &C and SIS, 600 & S27,Boo
and ano TO Browns Buffet Lunch &C I'D
'av, 10 s-l2 yrs from May I, 1919: atty,
A J Halpin II Park Row $4,000 to IS, $50
DUANE ST ST, g and b--waiter Mangel
to VIM and Sam Schwiertz. 302 z I'd st.
., yrs from Sept l. 1915; atty, Alex Lee
srH Av. SIS. ali-corneiius Hoyt TO Mau.
rice-Gunsburger. bls sth sv, ext Lease
yrs from May /. 1921; atty. David Gel
ger, go 9th av..,....,... ...,... 50, 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

SIMPSON STREET-Samuel Katz sold
sold to Morris A. Sugar oil Simpson
street, five story apartment.
INTERVALE AVENUE Frederick
Brown sold to Louis Hirsch and Jo-
seph Schwartz 1889 Intervale avenue.
five story apartment house. 50x105.
HUGHES AVENUE-Sonn Bros. sold to
the Valley Construction Company the
apartment house at 2os2 Hughes ave-
nue..
DAWSON STREET-Mary A. Donnelly
sold the three story house, 25x10O, at
7S9 Dawson street to Chester c.
Probst through Samuel l.. Hornstein
MATTHEW'S AVENUE-Schano & Co.
sold for Philip f. Thompklns the two
family house at 2025 Matthews ave-
nue., and for George Amos lots 4S7
and 4sS Van Nest Park.
WILSON PARKWAY--Ernest T. Bower
sold 1870 Woodrow Wilson Parkway
for Catherine Ahearn, and the Edger-
ton Park Company a flve story apart
ment house. COX irregular. at the juno
ton OF l75th street and Eastburn ave-
uNe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 121ST sTREET-James H
Cruikshank bought from Frederick c.
Mclaughlin 131 West 121st street a
three story dwelling. 20x1oO. A.
Stark was the broker.
EAST SIXTH STRAIGHTFORWARD Rob-
inson, Charles s. Brown Company.
sold for the trustees of Henry c.
Drayton the Ave story tenement at
6S1 East Sixth street, 25x90. to Rob-
ert Wunderlich. the present lessee.
WEST EIGHTY-THIRD STREET.
Slawson e. Hobbs sold for w. H. NJ.
Company IS West Eighty-third street,
four story dwelling. 20x55x1O2.2.
The house will be altered into small
apartments
bought from John H. Hayward and
others 2107 Madison avenue, a three
story dwelling, 20xSo.
MADISON STREET-Isidor Tolkow,
tenant, bought from Ida 8. Primofr.
292 Madison street. a four story build
ing. lS.6x49.9.
WEST 1l1TH STREET-Anna NJ. Goe-
bel sold at the Sirrah Holding Com
pany 229 to 231 West 111th street, a
six story apartment house, 50x10o.
through B. Harris and Jacob Bern
stein.
WEST FIFTY THIRD STRETT-Adele
S. Bass Is reported to havs sold the
four story dwelling at So West Fifty
third street, 22x100.
WEST i16TH STREET-The Greenbook
Investment Company, Inc, sold to the
]. & A. Stone Realty Company, repre-
scented by Nathan IL Stone. attorney,
the six story apartment house at IS
West 116th street. 50x100. Iddor
Siegel was the broker. c. C. Robbins
represented the sellers.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Jacob Glass.
represented by Oscar Highlander.
bought the six story apartment house,
4SxS5, at the southwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and 1870 street.
from the Lucky Realty Company
through A Fox.
EAST SEVENTY FIFTH STREET
Julia B. Peck sold the four story
dwelling at As East Seventy-fltth
street. 17.Gx102.2.
WEST 18TH STREET-William Gold
stone sold to Charles Slavin 254 West
135th street, three story dwelling.
1S.6x100, one of q row bought about
two years ago from the Sloane estate.
WEST SEVENTY FIFTH STREET,.
]. Phillips Company sold 8 West
Seventy-hfth street. four story
dwelling. 23x102.2. recently acquired
by auction. Tho new owner will alter
into small suites.
WASHINGTON TERRACE-M. G.
Gardner bought from Charles NJ. An
derson and A Van Deventer WASH
ington terrace. three story residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
BLANCHE RING HOME |
GOES TO NEW OWNER |
Other Transactions Reported
From Out of Town.

Frederick Brown resold the former
Blanche Ring estate at Mamaroneck,
known as Sunny Gables ana comprising
a residence garage and plot 15ox14p, to
Charles H. Townsend, represented by
Charles Field Griffen & Co. Mr.. Brown
bought the estate last week.
I. @. Wolf leased. furnished, for the
summer the c. H. Hassell estate Of four
acres, overlooking Manhasset Bay, to
Sheriff Knott Of New York city; also
leased the J. Schmidt estate in the Elm
Point section OF Great Neck to Adolph
Ludwig Of Manhattan, and to Robert F.
Hill OF Manhattan the Henry +. Thomp-
son estate on Manhasset Bay, L. l.
Duross Company sold for Margaret
Crowley her residence at Emsford,
Westchester county. to James Grover
Taylor.
Duross Company leased tho N. A. NC
Bride estate on Dobbs Ferry road. White
Plains. comprising a large house and
Bolger Powers. to be used as homo and
red squirrel farm.
e c. Griffin and p. H. Collins rented
the Point House at LarchmoRt, consist
Ing OF n large mansion with outbuild-
ings. landing and bathing beach, for
Whitney Lyon to Franklin Simon OF New
York city; for Edward r. Campbell of
Pelham, N. Y. his cottage on Cedar ave-
nue. to Mrs Margaret Mary Leamy; for
Mrs. e B. Levy her cottage on Foun-
tain Square and Prospect avenue to
Manfred M. Goldschmidt; for tho estate
of Charles Field oriffep. cottage on Cort-
landt avenue. Heathcote Hill, Mamaro-
neck. to George Le Blanc OF New York
city.
Frank Hughes Taylor Company sold
for Frank II Soule to Onward Ehrlers
the large residence at 2o3 South Noun
| tain avenue, Montclair, n. ].
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. r. b.
Taintor her property on Autenreith road,
Scarsdale, N. Y. consisting OF an attrac-
tive twelve room Colonial residence on
half acre plot, TO w. W. Cunningham.
De Blois & Bldridge leased for Col.
George r Fearing his Sheldon cottage
on Narragansett avenue and Annandale
road. Newport, r l., to Mrs. Charles H
Baldwin for the summer.
Alfred Il Schermerhorn leased cot
tages at Southampton. L. T., for Edward
J. CorrigaR to William H. Hirst; for
George X. Rushmore to Finley Peter
Dunno; for Mrs. Susan II Schrader "a
Miss Emmy 8. Gabrielson; for Joseph
Franceschieilo to DR.. Henry James for
Mrs. Alfredo to Mrs. Henry A. Alexan-
| der; for Mrs H A. Barrone to Edwin G.
Jemeson, and for Alfred H Swayne to L
Chauncey McKeever.
H. Goldschmidt leased cottages al
Cedarhurst, l. l., for Henry Cohen to
Bernard Cowen; for Charles Rogers to
Bernard Weiberg; for W. woodford To
II. Mendelsohn; for sigmond Rosenber-
ger to Leo Wolf for Ellsworth Fedon "a
I. Coin; for Mrs. Bertha Wheelock to
Dr. NJ. NJ. Brill. and for Paul Frank
| furter to n. Polly Myers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
LIsPENARD STREET DEAL.

Tho Charles F. Moves Company and
Douglas Robinson, Charles 8. Brown
Company have sold for cash to Edward
II. Peck and Harry K Grigg IL Lis
penard street, n six-story and basement
building, 25x100. At the expiration Of
the leases the structure will be offered
for resale or leased to one tenant on a
net rental basis The property was VAL
ued at $4,000.
A. C. Coke. Jr.. represented the SELL
ers and Mlddlebrook & Borland repre-
scented the purchasers Mr.. Grigs has
made several purchases In the Canal
street district recently. and with Edward
H. Peck has been heavy buyer of real
estate in the coffee district during the
past few years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
NEW HOTEL FOR LAKEWOOD.

Shampan & Shampan, architects, have
completed plans and will supervise the
Hotel Ellsberg. to be erected by the Ellis
berg Hotel Construction Company at
Lakewood. y. J. Tho new structure, a
modern Ave story and roof garden. hol-
low tile and stucco. semi-flreproof hotel,
will be erected upon plot 3o0x3o0 fac
Ing on Ninth street, Madison avenue and
Tenth street. an exceptionally beautiful
site. 1t Is expected that work on the
hotel will be commenced about May 1
and the building will be ready for occu-
pancy by Thanksgiving day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
WITTY BUYS sTRATHMoRE.

Samuel witty, president of the Witty
Realty and Construction Company. Inc,
has purchased from the 1890 Seventh
Avenue Corporation the Srathmore
apartment house. a six story elevator
structure at the southwest corner Of
Seventh avenue and 115th street, adjoin-
ing wadleigh High School II occupies
a plot 100x1o0, brings in $4,000 a year
In rent and was held at $245,000. Nathan
A. Stone acted as attorney for the buyer
The Witty company figured as the pur-
chaser In several recent sales on the
lower East Side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, Inc, leased
10 East Tenth street. a dwelling, 25x
9ss. TO Henry James OF Lee Higginson
& Co. bankers: also apartments at 92s
Park avenue to Elihu Root. Jr., at 1876
East Seventy-second street to Major
James Imbrie. and at 1856 East Seventy.
ninth street to n. S. G. Walsh.
Tease & Gilman leased to Granville
Fortescue the four story dwelling at 12s
East Seventy-third street.
j, Arthur Fischer leased to Bessie
Miller the four story dwelling at 35b
West Thirty-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
HEIGHTS APARTMENT SOLD.

Charles s. Kohler. Inc. has sold for
the Libertan Realty Company to client
for investment $40 West 18TH street, be.
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue., a six story elevator apartment
house. containing forty-two apartments.
on plot 75x10o. and renting for 100000
1t was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
ESTATE SELLS BELvEDERE.

Bing 6 Bing bought from the estate Of
Leonard lewiston the six story elevator
apartment house known as the Believe
der. at the southwest corner Of Edge
combe avenue and 10th street. The
structure, one of the finest on Washing
ton Heights, covers a plot 100x100, fac-'
ing Colonial Park. 1t was held at $780,
900, and contains FIVE suites on floor
Of six and seven rooms each George
Ranger was the broker In the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
WAREHOUSE co. TAKES LEASE,

Charles f. and William NJ. ". Hoff-
man have leased to the Coastwise Ware
houses, Inc, for fifteen years from May
/. 1921. the warehouse 407 to All Green-
wich street and Is Hubert street. at an
aggregate rental OF approximately $780,
900. The buildings contain about $4,000
square feet OF space. This Is the twelfth
building leased by the Coastwise Ware
houses through the Charles +. Noyes
Company. In addition to leasing space
in various sections throughput the city
Adolf Pricken, vice-president and gen.
eral manager OF the Coastwise Ware
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15

houses. Inc. has purchased several de-
slrable properties, including the large
warehouse 466 to 40 Washington street.
six buildings at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and Sixty-seventh street and
several parcels In The Bronx. The lease
just negotiated, as It is to commence
two years hence, indicates confidence In
the future business outlook from n ware
houseman's viewpoint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
QUICK RESALE MADE.

Richard s. Elliott has resoid to Della
Nicola, the present tenant. the five story
business building at 159 South street, on
lot 23xs0. Horace 8. Ely & Co. and
Pease & Gilman were the brokers in the
transaction. Mr.. Elliott bought the prop
erty last week Y
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RivinKton st.

charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is TO be sold, Is $50. 600 90,
with Interest thereon from the Srd day OF
ance amounting to $4,000 with interest
from March 3rd. 1919, together with the
expenses OF the sale Tho approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are TO be
allowed to tho purchase out OF the puT-
chase money, or paid by tho Referee. 10
$500. 90 and interest.
Dated, New York March ?lth. 1919.
LOUIS W. EToTESBURY. Reteres.