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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
CURB MARKET HAS
IRREGULAR TONE
Trading Is Moderately Active,
With Demand Greatest for
Independent Oils.

Trading in curb securities yesterday
was moderately active and irregular.
There was a good demand for a few
issues In which pools have been operat-
ing recently, mainly among the indepen-
dent oil shares and n few OF the mining
issues and one or two new highs were
established. PROFIT taking caused large
losses In some of the Industrial stocks,
but there were several strong spots In
the group.
Sinclair Gulf featured the independent
oil shares with a gain of about points
to new high. Sinclair OIL warrants
also established n new high and showed
a gain OF 0 points from Mondays clos
ing. Merritt Oil was active and
moved slightly lower toward the close.
Commonwealth Petroleum and West
States Oil lost about a point
There was considerable activity In sew
eral lower priced shares. Rangeburnett
OIL advanced to a new high level. The
necessary drilling OUTFIT 10 being shipped
to the company's property and work Will
be begun shortly. Omar ON and Gas
also was strong. Producing and Renn-
ing was Arm also.
Among the Industrial stocks Union
Carbide was In good demand. rising
more than . pointA and there was active
bidding for keystone Tire In the last
trading. advancing the price to it's pre-
vious high record. Tobacco stocks were
weak especially the British-American
shares and Phillip Morris. Cities Ser
vice certificates and General Asphalt
were lower.
Mining stocks were unusually active,
with a good demand for the Tonopah Is
sues, ono Of them rising to q new high
Tvhere WAS initial trading In Seven Met
ais shares, which recently enjoyed q sub
stantial advance in the Boston market
Total sales and range OF prices fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
'MFADDEN REVIEWS
FIGHT ON WILLIAMS
Not Legally Comptroller, Says
Pennsylvania Man.
Special DsspatoA to The Sun.


WASHINGTON, March 26.-Representa-
tive McFadden (Pa.) in another letter
to the Secretary OF the Treasury to-day
reasserted that John Shelton Williams
legally was not Comptroller OF the Cur
rency and had not been since March 4,
when the last Congress died. and de-
clared that any official acts OF his as
Comptroller since that date were capable
OF being construed as illegal.
The letter was in reply to the letter
made public a few days ago written
by Secretary Glass to Mr.. McFadden
quoting section 500 Of the United States
Revised Statutes as authority for APP
pointing Mr.. williams In the absence
Of Presidential appointment for the
recess until the next Congress Ii called
together.
Mr.. McFadden sharply questioned to-
day whether President Wilson wanted
Mr.. Williams to occupy the Office He
called attention to the regular recess APP
pointments made by the President, par
ticularly to that OF A. Mitchell Palmer
to be Attorney General, and declared
that II the President had intended to
continue Mr.. Williams as Comptroller
after the failure OF the Senate to CON-
Arm his regular nomination early this
year he would have signed q similar
recess appointm snt for him.
Mr.. McFadden said that section sos
OF the Revised Statutes did not apply
to the case Of Mr.. Williams but that
sections 325 and 1877 did and suggested
that the legal advisers OF the Treasury
Department investigate further into the
legality OF permitting Mr.. Williams to
further discharge the duties OF Comp
troler and receive the salary. One
Of the Deputy Comptrollers should ex-
ercise the functions Of Comptroller until
the President makes a regular nomina-
ton for the position. he asserted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
STANLEY MORTIMER
ESTATE ON L. I. SOLD
Other Transactions Reported
From, Out of ToWn.

worthington whitehouse, Inc, sold
for Stanley Mortimer his country estate
at wheatley Hills, L. I. The property
consists OF 100 acres with a large Eng
lish house. stable and outbuildings.
This estate was purchased by the seller
about twenty years,ago. and the gardens
are among the most famous on Long
Island.
The house is situated on the top OF a
high HILL and commands a view of both
Long Island Sound and of the Atlantic
Ocean. The grounds are laid out with
rare shrubs and trees and what Is said
TO be the best collection OF box trees in
the East.
The property is surrounded BY the
country estates OF Alfred I. Dupont,
Harry Payne whitney. Thomas Hastings
and Henry Carnegie Phipps. It was
held at 100000 and was considered
one OF the choicest properties to be
placed on sale In the vicinity in recent
years.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8.
Brown Company sold the block front in
Long Island City. between Sixth and
Seventh streets, adjoining the Long
Island freight terminal. owned by the
warren estate. The size Is 200x265.
and extending 350 feet 20 the pierhead
line. This property has been In the
warren family for the last seventy
years. The buyer 10 the General Car
bonio Company, which will erect q plant
at an estimated cost Of 100000.
J. Albert Jofntra sold the property at
So Washington street. Flushing. owned
by Thomas Thibault. to Chris J. Christie.
Cornelius G. Kolff leased for r. Wild
nauer OF Manhattan 10 Fairview avenue.
New Brighton. to Thomas NJ. Murray,
who Is connected with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
Angel q Co. sold Mrs. Emma L
Harden's property on walworth avenue.
Hartsdale, to Frederick L. Elliott; they
also sold Stephen Holden's property at
II Myrtle avenue, white Plains, to f.
Robert Swartwout.
Fish & Marvin sold for John c. Ship
man his colonial residence on willard
avenue. Pelham Manor, to Reginald
Butler OF Galveston. Tex.
H Goldschmidt rented At wocdmere
the Petit house on the corner Of Broad
way and Pine street to w. b. Young
the Bracket house on Central avenue TO
Michael H. Cardozo. Jr.. and the w.
Rosenthal house on Neptune avenue to
Horace Hano.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
BUSINESS LEASES.

William A. White & Sons leased at IS
William street Offices to Rawnson. Drew
G. Clydesdale, Charles J. FoltH and
Charles r. Carruth; at s5-s7 John street,
a loft to Squire Company. Inc /: at 114-116
East Sixteenth street, space to Harry A.
TobiH and John ]. O'Brien; at 1853
Spring street, a loft TO Charles Freund ;
with George r. Read & Co, loft at ~
Wall street, to Robert B. Freeman a
Son. and with Spear & Co.. at 127-129
Blocker street, a loft to Hyman Schau.
George r. Read & Co sub-leased for
Edward r Otherman offices in 81 Mas
sau street TO John c. Robinson. and for
Russell Law TO John c. HufnerrsS,so for
Robert Sweeny in the Exchange Court
building, SO Broadway, to Houston, Por-
Ter & Co, and with William A White a
Sens offices in 43 Exchange place to
Seligman q Seligman.
Herbert Hecht & Co. leased to Ander-
son & williams the six story garage, 50x
Io22, at 2ls-220 West Eishty-fourth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27

Joseph P. Day will sell by order of
William II. Ford, referee, the old Towns
end home at 34a West Thirty-fourth
street. a four story and basement brown
stone front dwelling, 20x9S.9, containing
seventeen rooms and bath. The sale will
be held to-day at noon in the Vesey
Street Salesroom.
Plans have been filed by Samuel Ro-
senblum, architect, for tho conversion
OF bs7 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn. from
a one family dwelling to n three family
tenement house This 10 the first plan
filed this year in Brooklyn and Queens
for such q conversion. The estimated
cost of the alteration Is $4,000.
Tho Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank has begun suit in the Supreme
Court against the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church OF West Twenty-third
street and others to foreclose q mort
gage OF $4,000 on property on the south
side Of West Twenty-third street, 100
feet west OF Seventh avenue. plot look
1889. The mortgage was executed on
July .. 1907. by the Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
LEHN 4 FINK BUY.
SITE FOR BUILDING
Sell Property on William st.
Acquire New Location in
Greenwich Village.
DRUG CENTRE SHIFTING
Other Wholesale Firms May
Follow Suit and Move
: '.'. to Village.

Having completed negotiations for tho
sale Of their present quarters on William
and John streets. Lehn & Fink, whole
sale druggists. closed q second deal yes
terday In which they purchased the site
for a new home In Greenwich Village
The double edged transaction illustrates
tho extent to which the congestion in
downtown Manhattan Is changing the
topography OF the business areas. F'inan-
cisl concerns, crowded out OF their right
-ful. domain, are invading the territory
hitherto devoted to insurance interests
while the latter in turn are .encroaching
on the drug district. The move made by
Lehn 4 Fink is regarded by many
authorities as an index finger pointing
q. to the establishment OF a new drug
centre In Greenwich Village.
The buildings now occupied by Lehn
a Fink are Mt lis and 100 William street
and 10 John street, boxing the north
cast corner Of those two thoroughfares.
One lie a new six story structure occu-
pying a plot 25x130. while the other IL
eight stories in height and occupies .
plot 25xl56, with an L. 26x15S extend
ing to John street They have boon sold
py the druggists TO ELIAS A. Cohen'e
Broadway-John Street Corporation,
which plans to remodel the premises
Into high class offices for insurance in
terests
A. part OF the deal the Broadway
John Street Corporation agreed to ind
for Lehn & Fink a good location for o
new home. In fulflment of this promise
the former company acquired from Trim
-ity Church Corporation the twelve old
brick and frame dwellings at the north
cast corner of Greenwich and Morton
streets. known as cal to cas- Greenwich
street. rs to SO Morton street and 90
TO 101 Barrow street The property,
which has frontage OF 100 feet on
Greenwich street, I72 feet on Morton
street and so feet on Barrow street.
was Immediately resold by the realty
company to Lehn a Fink at n price
said TO be about $250,000.
The druggists plan to start work i'm
mediately on building enterprise which
will involve the razing OF the twelve old
buildings and the erection OF an eight
story structure for their own occupancy
which give them a floor area Of about
176,000 feet and will cost about $3.50. 600.
W. J. Russell was the broker In both of
the transactions. which involved an out
lay of over s1.0o0.o0o. The William
and John streets buildings were sold by
Jehn & Fink for about $650,000. They
were built by the druggists about ten
years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 18TH STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company resold to q client Of
Filters & Abberley, attorneys, the Ave
story new law apartment at 326 East
l55th street. 5ox1o0. 1t was a cash
sale.
DIVISION STREET.-THE Metropolitan
Savings Bank sold to DR.. Siegel 261
and 263 Division street, 41x93. which
the bank acquired In foreclosure in
July. 1918.
East 10sTH STREET-Harry Sugar
man sold for Walter H. Liebermann to
James H. Cruikshank ao5 East 10sth
street, a six story tenement, with
stores. 2S.6x100.11.
WEST 10th sTREET-B. W. Smith
sold for Jacob c. Rosenblum 100 West
f3oth street. n three story dwelling.
18.sx100. to Morris Drenshpon.
EAST 3STH STREET-Byrne & Bow
man sold for Joseph r. Ryan to a
client for investment 22s and 22s East
Thirty-sixth street. two five story
apartments, 60x100.
WEST nth STREET, irving Walsh
sold for George J. and William L.
O'Neill the four story dwelling. 21.sx
100. at l45 West Eleventh street. to
st. yincent's Hospital. which owns the
adjoining property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
BROWN REsELLs ROCKVILLE.

Frederick Brown resold to a client OF
Byrne & Bowman the Rockville. at the
northeast corner OF Audubon avenue
and 177th street, a six story elevator
apartment house on plot 107x100. The
structure contains forty apartments and
two stores.
Mr.. Brown has bought from John J.
Fox through the Red Roof Realty Com
pany 1890 Bathgate avenue. near Ire
mont avenue. two story and basement
dwelling. 1sx7s. held free and clear. In
exchange he gave a two story residence
on West Horton street ut City Island.
Mr.. Brown has also sold to Walter r
kohn OF Wechsler, Kohn q Roeder. at
torneys. through A. L. Meyers the three
story stuoco residence at Deal Beach,
N. j., situated at the corner OF Norwood
ana Brighton avenues and containing
sixteen rooms and four baths.
William Liss. Inc, sold for Mr.. Brown
six Ave story tenements. 1897. 1901. 1867,
1853. 1871 and 1879 Atlantic avenue.
each a0x14s. to the I. q w. Holding Conn.,
pany, Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
OTHER SALES in THE BRONX.

HOME STREET-James J. Donovan,
Inc. sold for Anna NJ Doty to the
Stebbins Realty and Construction Com
pany. Inc. 1902 Home street, b0x10o.
a Ave story modern apartment
ZEREGA AvENUE-Anna Beck bought
from Norbert Bobillsrd the apartments
at the north west corner Of Zerega and
Lyon avenues. on plot 50x100.
PROSPECT AVENUE - The Kaiter
Realty Company. a client Of Maurice
Neckritz. sold to the Schor Contracting
Company the Ave story nat at 1867
Prospect avenue.
BARNES AVENUE-Schano & Co. sold
for Paul and Mary Rolling the two
family house at 1853 Barnes avenue.
WISE AVENUE. Heyman sold the
flve story apartment, 72x100. at 1904
yyse avenue. to a client OF John Strah-
man and Henry Brinkman.
EAST e25TH STREET.-THE dwelling
property at $50 East 225th street was
sold by Emil Marouardt to John w.
Huntley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27

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Express, ssG tre,sh, s1o Sld soo;tsD:
freisSt. re. GEESE :. o Freisht, 40 ssc.
oufSE 4s-Pair. 81 o,6i.io. PIGEONS
5000; family ,Ssa5S; short. clear. asa
.!i9!s; packet, ,ss gsS; extra india mess;
H.. s:s b pis ;,sdy b. Hfssn steady
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quoted %ssa sssssss;'f f.n. s y..m 'ds Hs%
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kegs. si.l5c Compound steady: quoted.
in.. s oisS, ise rm' city lard '''aF
,osssi mould oA ssoo. G'e sSb.. '' s7sc
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yEGETABLEs. MISCELLANEOUS -
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Sl.60d5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET
BY IoaAnh u. Day.

BY Joseph T. Day.
UNION SQUARE w. 50, 8, s2.s n 10th
st, sosxiS0, II sty office & str-Mutual
Life Ins Co ast IS Union Square Corp
ct al; due. s5tI,s29i7i to The plain:
,asTFH s;r, a. " > sic sih AZ, '' iSS
esil 8 sty dwight K Welles aet Sarah
Kilt ct al: due, t7,71e.7s: taxes SC.
$4,000 TO plaintitf ....,..:.,.,... Sc 500
sty tint & strs--Katharine Rainsford
aEt FranZiska szathmAry ct al; due. sic.
2s7.ss; taxes. $685.; to plaintiff $40. 900
BY Daniel Greenwald.
TAD ST, 265 W. 3. rs E West End av.
2Sxl00. 4 sty dwlg-J C O'Conor ct al,
exrs, ast NJ X Clark ct al; due, te6.
soiiS taxes, &c. &si; pr mtg $4,000;
TO plaintiff .s,.....''.'..'...' zoo
lat s2lo THIRD AvENUE,l
BY Joseph T. Day.
LoNorELLow AV. OF. vs.. ITS Car
rison av, 25xi00, 3 sty dwig-M j Doug.
las agt VIM Conway ct all due, 33,tsS.ti.
taxes, &C. $l05; to plaintiff. .......$3,00 90
by James ]. Donovan.
FREMONT Az. 740 II, 6. 1888 Pros
pect av, 30xs9S. vacAnt--S Rouge;
trst agt a T. NAslon. admtrx, ct al; due,
b.7os.sb; taxes, &C. 1910; TO plain.
TIN ...,..........'..'s'' 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
lis PENDENs.

eight a sixty Manhattan Ave Corp ct
al faction to forseioss mechanics lien)
.sp sT. .. 100 W 7,n av, iOoxl1ss--
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Agt
Westminster Presbyterian Church OF
West Esd st ct al, (toreclosurs OF mort
gage; attys, re Il SrGorman.
AUDUBON Az, . cor i7sd at, SSx 100
Adele A Pate agt Bank OF Washington
Heights (toreclosure OF mortgage)
LAWRENCE ST, D. 2sl II e OF Bwav
rs 4 leo---Win!fred Watson agt PHILIP
p Becker ct al faction TO forecioss ma
chanlcs lien); attys. Menken Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Samuel Galitska sold for Sarah Nj
Young to a client for occupancy. the
two story house, 40xl0o, at 1910 East
Twelfth street.
Walter 8. Ross and C. c. Gretslnger
sold for Eliza s. Faber the one family
house at 439 Eighty-nrst street to O
client for occupancy.
The John y. Bradley Company sold
the house at zoos Ridge Boulevard.
John L. Sullivan sold the two family
house at b39 Seventy-second street TO
johnson a Sloan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

10TH ST. n =. i15 sth nv. mtg $4,000
Louis Schlechter to Arthur NJ Buliowa,
Il oath ct: attyA Hays. II W. ii5
BROADWAY. g g. 7s5 ith st-nond q,
MTG Guarantee Co 70 BmiGrant Indust
Saw Bank atty. Edw j Mcclure, 81
18TH f ST. us En- r Title q Mtg 'S 60 "a
ii5TH ST. EN- Y Title & Mtg Co 10
Jno Eidt, 1871 Beck at, Bronx: atty.
Ny T e. " Co, 1875 Bway sls 600
18TH ST, ?2l w-Bankers Trust Co, trus-
tee to Title Guar 4 Trust Co ia
sr sTs ~ cor i:d .t--st,nl.y ' W1OI
and eno trustees, to Title Guar & Trust
co, l76 Bway ................,.S25. 900
Bronx.
ARTHUR Az. n W ., lot 50, map Union
Hill. powell estate, 5oxlet---John Pssing.
Jr, to Amanda Bussing. eos II Lincoln
nv. Mount Vernon, Y. atty. John
Russirz, Jr, 200 p Lincoln av, Mount
vernon. N..................... 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
INFLUENZA HITS LABRADOR.
Half of Natives In Northern SEQ
ton Perish.

MoNTREAt. March 2s--F.fty per cent,
Of the inhabitants OF northern Labrador
persisted during the winter from an cpl
drmic OF inhuen3a, smallpox ana
measles, according TO Dispatches 10 the
Montreal star sent by mail TO Battle
Harpor and by wireless to ST.. Johns.
y. F.
Earlier reports had shown that an
epidemic on the southern section Of the
coast had cost the lives OF rs per cent
of the natives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
BANKER SELLS TENEMENT.

Bernard Karsch, vice-president of the
Franklin Savings Bank. resold the fve
story tenement. 25xss.9, at 84s West
Thirty-seventh street, which he took in
part payment on March from Harris
and Maurice Mandeibaum for the loft
building at 500 and 500 West Fifty-thir
street. The new owner. who 10 .
plumber. plans to alter the property for
investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
BUYS w. BROADWAY BUILDING.

Norman s. Riesenfeld bought from the
MITCHELL Woodbury. Company of Boston
the Ave story business building at IS and
30 West Broadway and IS Park place.
which Is assessed by the city at $4,000.
The property measures 48.11xs7.6 feet on
the West Broadway side and s3xs0 on
Park place. forming an L around the
southwest corner OF these thoroushfares.
william II. Whiting q Co. were the
brokers in the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
BUILDING TO BE HELD IN TRUST

The 41B Firth Avenue Company. capt.
TALKED at s2,5o0.0o0 and having for d.
rectors A. J. Milbank, c. A Austin and
J. A. Burns, has been Incorporated at
Albany to hold in trust for Mrs. Eliza
beth Anderson the eleven story Bonwit-
Teller Building. at the southeast corner
OF Fifth avenue and Thirty-eighth
street. and the adjoining T shaped
building at 415 Fifth avenue, extending
from Thirty-seventh to Thirty-eighth
street.
Tho Royal Building Corporation was
also formed yesterday. with q. B. Kerr.
F. T. Walker and J. r. Bruce as direc-
tors. presumably TO take over the fifteen
story building at the southeast corner Of
William and Cedar streets, purchased re-
gently by the Royal Bank Of Canada It
IL capitalized at ST5o,O00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27

old fashioned dwellings at 6 to 10 East
sixty-nfth street into six story Ameri-
can basement structures OF modern type.
Harry Allen Jacobs. architect. has filed
plans for the changes. which include the
building OF fades of marble and the
complete reconstruction of the interior
OF the dwellings. The estimated cost Of
the work Is 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-27
MORr0AoES,
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
novrnfnwn
tsouth OF Fourteenth strest)

Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth strest)
FORSYTH ST. 1877. g isxIoo. p m.
March se-Luoina Realty Co to Anna
stemme. Al W ssth st; 5 yrs So; atty
coGS vkisS sr a. t ssl sss M MsSeS
2s-Empire State Holding Corpn 20
Lewis II McCabe. l1s West Washington
FL .,: an" Guar sno Go. 81 rs sr'
PEARL ST. sos. " g. is.sx-- to -
sum st 70 h1,1 M: a, h. s' p.lnsrd
Soth at and Broadway. ct al. 1 yr. So
atty, Lawyers Title Trust CO: iso
Bway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .sI5.boo
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
.IThos X a Edw Morris TO Title Quar- 4
Trust Co, i7s Bway due and int as per
BOND ...........,..... .tsVVV
West side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streeta)
18th ST, n 9, 13S W 10th av. 2ooxs3, p m.
March is-Moranis Realty corgn to The
Guar sr: G &c. "a 4. PsT sona Ti:
Jesse = Kahn to Lewis smith OF Rhine.
beck, " Y, and Josephine RettberE, III
Hall st. Bkiyn. yrs, 81; atty. Title
Guar a Co. l7s Bway...., ..$l6 900
10TH AZ 49, sssIs rsS S, ~. ,s'M ,ss,s
co s. fH%s AZ yr sls iss:. Of :icfs. Se
Want 81 plsInn.id, j, due ana in, a.
per chattei mtg; atty. G Grey. s4is Sd
Az .....'''''''.'.'' ...'''''' ''''s'''Vv
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF iioth street.)
Hath ST, ms, 400 I'd av, f5x1oo.l,
n
stalls, s%; atty. II q Davis 50 Broad;
,,wsp' sr. /. Us 7th' av. 1asicos,
March 2s--Bernard Ratkowsky to Frank
51o T L.onshrsn, Kingston, n 1880
18Th G1HK all a MSise to R.nfora As ssi
Park av. yrs. SO: attys Palmer & !:
AMsrE sef Nv. w.iS: i7sth st, t'' SSS
100, m. March si--Yartan Holding co
TO Barclay Holding Corpn. 2i7 Bway,
9 yrs. sss; pr mtg $4,000; atty JHi1s
Zieser. III Bway. ''S'oOo
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
PLYMPToN Az. g. 1894 Boscobel av,
runs e 4siix AK 2Sx W lS2K
w62lox n e5--Franois J Stuart to Jas NJ
Farrell, 1899 ogden sv. prior mtg $500.
Mar 81. yrs, sT; atty. Title Guar a. 7
SR VSi 5Es S R so,n st; gcsfSS
Jos EmoT nn,Na TO ssn' ssh1t!Ie so
atty, Jos srhottland. 100 Bway, IS, 900
ANTHONY Av. n " cor i7sd st. runs n ITO
W $40 to e . Clay av 4 1ll.llx 26.T
Spear CONSTR Co TO Harry A Munroe,
1888 Jerome av. prior mtg $40, ooS. Mar
Is, 10 yrs, ss6 atty. II Hager. 100
BAILEY Av 25?o-Emil sykara TO Thos
kelly, 1870 Bailey av Mar l6. due as
per bond; atty. Title Guar q T Co. l7s
whIToN Av, n e cor is5th ct, ss.2si0Cx
ST.axioo--Fsraca Rlty Corpn TO Sarah
williams, II W llsth ct. Mar 81. de-
mand, s%; atty. Krakower & =, 500
SANE pRoPER;TY-same to samwll
Constn Co, II W iisth ct, Mar 81. de-
mand, Bes: atty. same. SIS, 900
SIMPSON ST. I2Ss. e 9. toxioo-L Estelle
Corner to Max BENJAMIN. beot New
Utrecht av Bklyn, prior mtg s?s.5oo,
Mar 90, yr. go atty. Max Perlman, SIS
Liberty st......,....,'.,'... 200