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The sun., 1919-05-21
FIFTH AVE. BUYING
4 MOVEMENT GROWS
De Heredia Home Added to
List of Fine Residences Which
Have Changed Hands.
DWELLINGS IN DEMAND
Rapidly Regaining Their For
mer Popularity; Prominent
New Workers Buyers.

Seldom has New York city experienced
q real estate boom more facile or all
embracing than the present one. Each
week the market develops some new and
surprising turn or draws another dis
trct within the scope OF it's activity.
Now the city's show thoroughfare is
coming In for goodly share of atten-
ton. and within tho past few days a
definite buying movement has developed
on Fifth avenue and has acquired a
momentum which promises some unusual
things for the future. Real estate men
predict that a number OF other deals in.
volving high class residential property
on the avenue Of the Allies" are soon
to be closed
II this buying movement indicates any
one thing more strongly than another IL
Ia the revival of the popularity OF the
private house. which for a time Yielded
precedence to the high class apartment.
This was shown by the sale of the George
c. Clark residence at 1927 Fifth avenue.
the Bertron residence at 935 Fifth ave.
nue. and the Brooks residence at S2s
Fifth avenue, all OF which have been
purchased Tor occupancy An important
addition was made to this list Yesterday
when. Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia dis.
posed of her home at ga Fifth avenue.
near Seventy-ninth street, to a promi-
nent banker. who at present Is occupyins
an apartment in one of the large struc-
lures IN the same section. The Heredia
home is six story American basement
structure with rs foot frontage and
a private right of way to Seventy-n,nth
street Its sale was negotiated by Pea "a
4 Gilman.
The house adjoins the Isaac n.
Fletcher house at the south corner OF
seventy-nlnth street which the same
brokers sold some time ago for the
trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum to
Henry r. sinclair. 1t was built for Mrs
de Heredia by her father. Gen. II u
Cook, who at one time controlled the
entire block. II was designed by Nc
Kim, Mead & White about eight wears
ago and was erected at cost of $500.
600. To the south is the Payne whitney
residence and at the Seventy-eishth
street corner stands the James b. DUKE
mansion.
The sun., 1919-05-21
POLICE INSPECTOR ROBBED.
Thieves Take His Car
Suspect Is Captured.

While Inspector Dominick Henry was
sleuthing through the tenderloin late
Monday night to make sure that all the
crap shooters had taken TO cover. he
paused at the Hotel Aston, and leaving
his automobile at the curb. decided to
go afoot the rest of the way. He was
FoEc about an hour. When he returned
he found the car missing. Inspector
Henry walked around the block. think
ing that one Of his aids might hCve
been following in the machine with the
intention OF picking him up at the end
of his tour.
The car did not appear, and finally no
walked to the West Forty-seventh street
station and had general alarm sent
out Several hours later a car travel
ling In Ninth avenue at Fifty-second
street. was sighted by two patrolmen,
anc was no sooner sighted than II
stopped. Four men jumped out and one
ran into a doorway near Eighth avenue.
lie gave the name of William Slattery.
"a, $40 Forty-seventh street, and was
held for the theft
The sun., 1919-05-21
MRS.W. K. VANDERBILT
LEASES MILL FARM !
Mrs. II. A. Ryan the Lessee;
Other Out of TotDn Deals.

Cocks & wlllets leased for two
years Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr's "Miil
Farm" property at Jericho. L. l., TO Mrs.
Henry A. Ryan. The house II Of the old
Dutch type. The same brokers leased
to Arthur " Davis, president Of the
Aluminium Company Of America, the
George T. Brokaw place at Brook
Vile, L. l.
DR.. Joseph Blake bought the estate
formerly owned by Robert s. DuIa, vice
president of the American Tobacco Com
pany, opposite that Of Mrs. Finley J.
Shepard, in South Broadway, and now
occupied by the Isadora Duncan School.
1t is said that DR.. Blake plans 20 erect
a chemical and testing laboratory.
Julia Beverley Higgins leased for Roll
lin Saltus his place, Norwood" at
Mount Kisco, to Reginald Sweet Of New
York for the season and for r. d.
Pruyn his house at Mount Kisco TO
Walter II. Herrick of New York for the
season.
George Howe sold to Mrs. Ida C.
Hunt three lots at Larchmont for the
Larchmont Gardens Company. 1t Is re-
ported that Mrs Hunt will build a home
for her occupancy.
John r. Scott and Stewart c. SchenclS
rented for Mrs. William Voss her coun-
try place known as "Merriefeld' in the
Hewlett Bay property. at Hewlett. L. l..
TO Michael Coleman.
Robert +. Farley Organization sold
for w. Broughan his house on wickes
avenue, Yonkers, N. Y, to E. +. Watson.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
furnished for the summer season for
John McKesson, Jr., to Vincent c. ar
guimban his property at Monmouth
Beach, ". j.; for DR.. w. Gin Wiley to
Francis J. Mccain his property at
Seabright n. j., and for the Simplex
Realty Company to James r. DeeriRs
their property on Rumson Road and
Belknap Lane, Rumson, ". J.
The sun., 1919-05-21
TRAEsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. o. and City
Hall stations 81 $3.50 p. NJ daily.
Japan, Corea and China (va San Francisco).
May q. SIS. China.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China Via San Francisco).
May %, SIS. Nippon Maru
Japan. Cores. China, siam. Cochin Chins.
Netherlands, East Indies and Philippine ISL
snds (via Vancouver and Victoria. II. c..
May "a SIS. Empress Of Japan.
Japan. Corea, China, Slam, Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (via Seattlel.
May IS. SIS. Chicago Msru.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China Uia
seattle). May 2s. Sc. Colusa.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan Corea and China WA San Francisco),
May &C. SIS. Ecuador.
Tahiti, MarqueSas, Cook Islands New Zea-
land and Australia (via San Francisco. May
&c. SIS. Paloona.
Guam. via San Francisco. May 81. U. s..
Transport,
Hawaii, SANDMAN Islands, Australia and
New Zealand tvia San Franclsco), June 5, SIS.
Ventura.
The sun., 1919-05-21
OTHER SALES IN THE bronx.

GRAND AvENUE-Ennis 6 sinnot re-
sold the plot, 105x90, on the east side
of Grand avenue, 20 feet south of
1s0th street. to the Efel Construction
Company, Peter Comes president,
which will erect an apartment house
on the site. David Cohen and G. A.
Fortner were the brokers'
CRESTON AVENUE-M. NJ Hayward
& Co. sold for the Mossman Realty
Company to a client the two family
dwelling at 1886 Creston avenue
EAST 236TH STREET-E Sharum sold
to Frederick S. Dunn 500 East 236th
street, three story building. 25x103.
UN1ONPORT ROAD-The Dollar Saw
inss Bank sold to n client of William
SON & Bryan the two and three story
brick buildings. 25x115. at ina Union
port road.
CHARLOTTE STREET-Heller 4 Suss-
man sold 1916 Charlotte street, a five
story apartment. 50x100, to an in
weston.
The sun., 1919-05-21
COFFEE MARKET.

In the most active day with the
largest volume of business since the re-
opening of the Coffee Exchange on De-
cember 26 prices reached new highs for
practically all distant positions.
On the call prices were to II points
higher than at the previous close. but
later in the day reports reached the
trade that Brazil markets were all
stronger and cables reported the Santos
market 225 to $50 refs higher. which
caused a furry of buying orders from
strong trade and outside connections
and resulted in a sharp advance, final
prices showing net gains OF 8 to 30
points. The advance carried September
from 1910 to 1880, December from
1855 to 1910 and March from 1870 to
The sun., 1919-05-21
LIS PENDENs.

Sd AV, lsss--Flow Realty Co agt Maisx
Realty Corpn ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); attys. Kelley q Connolly
RIDGE ST, q, $50 s Delaney at, 25r1O0-
Margaret q McConaughy, adm, agt Fs-
Their Phillips ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); attys. Strasbourger a shallek
BROADWAY. 1435-Levi Levy agt Mary NJ
f DeAnt ct al foreclosure Of mortgage) /:
atty, II Brill
MADISON Av, w cor 105th st. e51Ix7O;
Madison av, S. 35.1t IT OF lO5th st.
25x70-Carrle s Weiss agt Nathan Nor
genroth ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) /;
attys, Goldsmith, Cohen. Cole & Weiss
airy Society agt Samuel Solomon ct al
foreclosure Of mortgase); atty, ] " Knox.
10TH ST, n =, 1873 II of West End ay,
lSexioo5 -Orris Eldredge agt James
Hebron ct al foreclosure of mortgage) ;
atty. s K Fuller,
sD ST. 3. $50 II OF Macdougai
II A w Building Co, Inc foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys. Harrison. Elliott &
Byrd.
Bronx.
HOE AV, 1O53-lO37-Malex Realty Corpn
agt Fox Square Bldg Co faction for spe-
cine performance OF contract; atty. A S
lssTH ST. 7ts E-Addie A sullivan ast
John Hayden ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaEe); atty, NJ J sullivan.
LOT 81. W half map OF North Melrose
Joseph Smith agt Catherine Com
nelly ct al foreclosure of mortgageD /;
atty. Sullivan.
The sun., 1919-05-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 153D STREET - Otterbourg,
Slender q Houston sold for a client
the three family building at Bic West
$3.50 street, 25x100, TO John j. Lord,
who was represented by Martin
Bourke.
WEST HTY-SEVENTH STREET
L. J. Phillips & Co. sold to client
for occupancy the dwelling at %
West Eighty-seventh street, 20x100.S.
LEXINGTON AVENUE, A. Wood
sold for the Hupfel Brewing Com
pany 2143 Lexington avenue, a four
story tenement with store. 20x60, to
Annie Sullivan.
WEST 10TH STREET-Charles Ga
lewskl resold to Frederick W. Fuhr-
man the Ave story apartment house,
44x100 at SOC West 10th street.
Benjamin Irving was the broker.
EAST SEVENTIETH STREET -
Douglas l.. Gilman 6 Co.. Inc, sold
for Mrs. John Kelly, 119 East Sew
entieth street. a five story basement
dwelling, l5.4x100.5, to a prominent
New Yorker for his daughter. The
house was held at $4,000.
GREENE STREsT-Spear & Co, resold
for the Burden Realty Company
(Kenneth c. Newman, president) the
five story loft, 25x100, at 81 Greene
street to l.. Tulcin g. Sons, now at
COL Water street
WEST 104TH STREET--William II.
Ware sold for Clara l.. Reed, SOC
West 104th street, a three story
dwelling. 20x1OO.S. The new owner
will occupy.
The sun., 1919-05-21
RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
for Pease & Gilman a large d,,plex apart
ment at s2s Park avenue to Clarence q.
Michalis apartments at s25 Park ave-
nue. to Frederic. w. Stevens and Mrs. A.
Fl Hoadley; at S23 Park avenue to John
c. Hughes; in West Eighty-sixth Street
Studios, 257 West Eighty sixth street,
to Kathryn CaTylna and Frank de
Haven. and at 140 West Fifty-seventh
street to Miss Rene A de Russy. Miss
Jane d. .Champlin and Peter Marcus.
The Houghton Company leased for
Louise Norton the three story dwelling
at 256 West Seventy fourth street to
Minnie L. Robinson.
The sun., 1919-05-21
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

John Grier sold for a client for all
cash plot on the west side of Fifth
avenue, 225 feet south of Grand avenue
Long Island City. to building company
which will Immediately improve the
property. apartment houses, each 75xS0
The Mathews Model Homes Company
sold in the Astoria section of Long
Island City seven additional buildings OIL
Fourteenth avenue to George =. Rear
don, l.. Greggan, Maurice Stone. j. J.
Jansen. H. F. Shuffleton. James Prem
dergast and p. S. Arnbrust.
The sun., 1919-05-21
BROOKLYN SALES.

Meister Builders, Inc. resold the
Washington Mansion, recently bought
from the Parfitt estate. on a plot 113
on Benson avenue and 10s feet or
Twentieth avenue. Bath Beach. &c
builders who will erect two apartment,
houses on the site.
F. c. Sauter sold for Mrs Mary ]
Phillips to an investor the three story
store and fiat property at 40 Prospect
Park Southwest.
Walter s. Ross and G. C. Crossings
sold for Emma Burns the plot 40xl09.
on the north side OF Eightieth street. 42C
feet east of Third avenue. to a builder
also for Caroline Keller the plot, sos
1903. on the north side OF Eightletl
street, ago feet east of Third avenue, &c
a builder.
The sun., 1919-05-21

trustees q yrs: so; atty. Title Guar oc z
ssrH IL ST.. sss sS w. $! toxico.5. PM M,
March Jos Vein to Albany Saw Bank.
20 North Pearl st.. Albany, Y, yrs,
go; atty Jas Cooper Albatny, o y,
sap ST. 1ai W, = 8, 20. lo1IOo.t, May 10.
Agnes J Prstx to Title Guar 4 T CO. l7s
BBoAB;%% S anu ISL 81 = asP.i1iT9. s1itfisc.s,
May 1.-THE 1891 Broadway. Corpn to
Rsy Sue J sna s7n i fSrpn ,y Ess
'. O p, III Bway. $4,000
Uptown.
+ Manhattan Island. north OF 10th streeto
isaD ST. E,ns. f5x''lI. p m, May a.
SAM Fe 5,sonsr &c to Metropolitan , ssv
s Y H HUGesf 81 81 William St e. S. 80
Zap ST !ss w. ls iDS r,. p m NAY NAY
9f5s AZ si,y sue Baa AZ S@f fayor ii
LEWox Av. sts-t., s cor l.s;d at. isis
Kiss. lesseh9id. May i!-Arsh Amuse-
st. instais, SO; atty, s A sinsermsins;
,.iTH ST. ST. IS. $40 Lenox av. toxssii.
pm, May 15-Praetical GARAGE to Harry
Hampstead, ais Park av. 8 yrs
sEANAN Ayt,, 4, tn, = !; ss.ieS, 2 n n : My &
$4,000; attys. Herman q Ernst; d 5S
SEAMAN AV, 81, 6, obNlOO' p m May
17-ssme to same. due April l.. 1922,
eTe. pr mtg $4,000: attys. same. 900
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
22oTH ST. IS, sO5 e Barnes av, 25x114-
Raphael Perrotto to Maurice NJ wyckoff,
1850 st Johns pl, Brooklyn. " Y. May
Is, 2 yrs. 50 atty. Maxwell WycsStiS;
cRARLIoSTT"TrE' 81 ST lsis--sol Goidstcin ITO to
Morris sehumann, s45 Tiffany st, May
Is duo Nov /, 1919. without interest;
attys, Price Bros, ri Bwsy -: "a $50
CAMBRELENG Az. W s. 1851 Fordham
I'd. as. sx1oo-Francisco Ammersto to
mtg $4,000. May 10 due Jan 10. 1921,
Sc: attys, Weiss q s, 320 Bway. 81, 800
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, S Is Jen-
Guar & T Co. 176 Bway. May 10. due.
&C. as per bond; atty. Title Guar 7
so ST. T Bs9yuLEvARp. cor ' isUSh
st. 70 sx4s.l1x7ssx5O-W L Realty Co
10 John Flannery lo4 w roth st, pr
mtg $4,000, May, 1919 yrs 81 atty;
l00-Mae Leum to Mary h owen, 1878
Clay sv May II, instals, CT; atty, Title
,, Ggar Co. i5s BrO1d tS,n s, T., iS 90
to Spencer pi irreg--John J Dufry to
4 oidrin salter. e2?5 sedgwick av. May
10. 3 yrs. 5h%; atty. Title Guar 7
ST; RAYMoNDs Az. $50 2S2 " s, st
PstSrs Mar Iniof5aS nsnts1Sf ,ISs
| NJ p McHugh. 22l6 westchester ay..tl.Ooo
23sTH ST. Sss e. =, 25x1oo-Anthony J
McAndrews to Mary Cohnell Bic West
Coal st, Shenandoah, Pa pr v mtg ss'2OU;i
LELAND Av, 1917, 9 25HiOo.christina
| IL, yrs. So; atty, o Davis. SSiO
| Sd fitVVV
The sun., 1919-05-21
NEW HEIGHTS APARTMENT.

contract was made by William Lane
with the winston Holding Company, A.
d. Weinstein president, for the sale to
the latter company of about six lots on
the southeast corner Of Fort Washington
avenue and 1850 street. The purchaser
intends to improve this property with a
six story elevator apartment house, with
modern improvements
The same corporation recently pur-
chased $50 and 352 West Thirtieth
street from the Barclay Holding Com
pany. on which they intend to erect a
six story apartment house. Messrs.
kantrowltz q Esberg. attorneys, repre-
scented the purchaser in both transac-
tons
The sun., 1919-05-21
ADDITIONAL SALES RrMoaHn

II was also rumored yesterday that
contracts had been signed for the sale
OF the two dwellings at s14 and SIS
fli'h avenue. Including 70 foot vacant
,ot forming an L to Sixty-third street,
Inc property at s14 is a four story and
basement dwelling 25x1o0 and Is owned
~ me Ihomas Ruter estate. George @.
axe nolds title to S15. which is a SINH
lar structure connecting with the sixty
third street lot
The sun., 1919-05-21
HEIGHTS ENTERPRIsE.

Georse v. McNaily has sold for Ger
tie A. German a plot of FIVE lots on the
north side Of 1sSth street, beginning at
a point 125 feet east OF st. Nicholas ave-
nue., to newly formed construction
company which will erect two Ave story
apartment houses. each on a plot 62.6x
loo. This operation will be the first
piece Of construction in the Fort George
section Of Washington Heights since the
signing of the armistice.
The sun., 1919-05-21
BUYs SITE FOR GARAGE.

Louis Gold has purchased from the
Thedford- Ents Coal Company the prop
erty Mt 229 to 235 West Sixty.fourth
street. 325 feet east Of West End avenue,
for Immediate Improvement with a gar
age, which 1t IL understood Is to be built
Tor tenant who has secured lease
from the plans. The improvement will
be a four story reinforced concrete struc-
ture, 1oOx1oo. designed by F. S. Parker.
The sale wss negotiated by the Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown Company
and the Cross 4 Brown Company.
The sun., 1919-05-21
W. C. LANE Residence so..p

Another interesting residen,,s, s,t. T.,
the Fifth avenue district renorted 60
terday was that OF the Walker q I.ans
home at lb East Seventy-fourth street
which was sold through William b. MAJ
Co to an unnamed buyer who viii,
occupy. The same brokers negotisted
Inc sale of the Bertron home and the
Pratt house. The Lane residence Is .
hVe story American basement structure
occupying plot 2ox1o2.2 and held al
The sun., 1919-05-21

the late John b. Hall TO John Levy. an
art dealer at IL East Forty-sixth street
John N. Golding negotiated the transac-
ton. which calls for lease of nearly
hfteen years from December 1 at a net
rental OF $4,000 per annum The lessee
intends TO remodel the structure at an
estimated cost Of sec, 1000. converting the
grade first and second floors into art
studios and tine two upper floors into
The sun., 1919-05-21
STATEN ISLAND SALES.

Cornelius q. Kolff sold for Michael
Gardella a ten acre plot at Concord
running from Targee street to within a
few hundred feet OF the Staten Island
Rapid Transit and the Grasmere station.
The property has been acquired by the
Lamport Realty Company of Manhattan
for subdivision into building lots
MofYatt a Schwab sold for Hjalmar
HARRISON OF Brighton Heights the two
family house at 81 Havenwo0d Road
Brighton Heights. TO Paul Wennstrom
The sun., 1919-05-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.


GOTH ST, l5I-10l W-Frederic VIM and
Nettie C Hunter TO ST Buke's Hospital.
Oct rs, 1893: attys, Miller. PeckhAm 4
oPs ~, " ): 7$ii Tooth st, 25sioS%
Emile, wife Emil Marquardt. $50 r
225 tn st. to Annie Rosenthal, 1874 Sd av.
Oct %, 1915; address 1894 Sd av. 81, 900
nth ST, ia E-Frances w Engels,
Rockville Centre, l. /. to Clara Dellac,
extrx and trustee will Ludivine A Ber-
trand. 654 w 1881 81. July 81 1910:
atty II A Vieu, 800 Bway. -. IS. 900
Bath ST. n s. 175 9th av. 12Gx10O.5-
Harry NJ Austin TO Henry Taylor.
So Por,smonth,. r /. jgly e, 1901 attys,
BowERY, 2d0-Mary wils2n TO Bond &
Bklyn. Aug 8, 1915; atty. G & T co,
BowERY' SIS i and 3225-Th;e' saiyat UoU
Army. 1eo-12i W 1Ith st. to the Saliva
ton Army by assignment, Feb 27, 1913:
atty. Samuel Hoffman. S20 Bway $4,000
I'D AV, llGT-Willle Solomon. S0s w cath
st, to Vincent Ribando. on the premises,
April S. 1915; attys. PoliZzi & Co, 1872
18TH ST, 1876 W-Wallace r House 10 May
House. extrx, July II. 1910; atty, T q
& T Co, 17e Bway ................s6o 100
HAWTHORNE ST, n s, l25 Bwsy.
75x100-Denwood Realty Co. 609 Willis
Rv TO Robert Thompson OF Hollis
l. l. Dec 10, 1918: attys. weissberEer 4
Lelchter 90 Nassau sts..........,t5,o0 900
The sun., 1919-05-21
MAY REMODEL INTO SUITES.

The residence OF J. Fred Pierson, Jr.,
at II West Forty-ninth street. Columbia
College. leasehold, IL being sold to the
newly Incorporated II West Forty-ninth
street Corporation, capitalized at $50, 900
and having for directors r. Nordenschill,
N. Weinberg and NJ. Levin, presumably
for reconstruction into small apartments.
II Is four story and basement house, on
lot 25x100.5.
The sun., 1919-05-21
BRONX PLOT TO BE IMPROVED.

The Van Dyke estate, George Avery
president, sold the plot. 102x10e, on the
west side OF Woodrow Wilson Parkway,
100 feet south Of 18th street, through
Leitner. Brener q Starr to the EItona
Investing Company. Eugene I. Brisach
president. for early improvement with a
i've story apartment.
The sun., 1919-05-21
TO BUILD ICE PLANT.

As site for a new ice plant the
Commonwealth Ice Company has bought
from Howard w. McAteer the plot, 4Ox
200.10. on the north side of sixty-sixth
street, 100 feet west of West End ave-
nue., running through to Sixty-seventh
street.
The sun., 1919-05-21
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Sd Av. 1lo2. W $, eRlo 8 s5th ct. 1880.
the land-The Beekman Estate to Elias
1s. 20 yrs renew: atty. Title Guar 4 7
9TH Ay. Is. str and rear part s.pald-
ct al, from May l. ~ 1919 to Jan al, , isS1;
HhoSDwA HscT4y kss, cor Corr ,i % ssr; III
EsS l. $50! ATTY atty. Morton STEIN. g
9TH Nv So, str n and part ba:cme satOo
Michael Jannin to Mike stathopoulas.
gas W ssth st. and sno. yrs from Apr nn
AMSTERDAM Az, 1894. cor str-Mary s
Donneily to Vincent Violence. 1854 West
chester ay, Bronx: yrs from July !;
9TH Nv, i5,l str. ana list fE.Hy Arrss,
yr from May l. 1912; address, on The he
BRoApIwAY. r'sis.,S. 'aiil.Baitdiwins. Inc,
to from the M s7fr bqsen at syorf ~ Nc Plateau
81 Chambers st; taxes. c, and net !is'ooo
cHAASMbERs ST. S. store. being part Of
$50 Bway-Frank A Munsey to Provident
Loan Society. $40 tth av, yrs from
May !; 1919, Yrs renewal at $1,000 1900
sTHi ~, sss. y 5. SIS s ,sth 81, ali, al:
terations by iessor--Cornelia W Hail ct
al trustee. to J Levy. SIS West End
Fo. 8 Cane. 81 Liberty st; sold sal SOD
BULKHEAD bet s 3 74th st and 18th
st. East River. a2sx.. with Wharfage
siener Of DOCKS. to Manhattan Railway
Co. les Bway. 10 yrs from May !. 1919.
renewals OF 10 Yrs each: atty co,:
Delaney ST. 100. store, b. I'd Moor and
stand on Ludlow st--Marcus Jalien to
Nathan /. Isaacs, los Division st. and
ano. yrs from Jan ]. 1890; atty. A
weisser. ias Rivinston ST.. $4,000
9TH Av. All, store and b-Geo and Thomas
Fsaroua!s 20 Max Aaron, is+s Madison
av. yrs from July l. 1919 atty Leop Sda
1oTH AZ, ssh store and 2 floors above
Rudolf Froelich. eu, to VIM Vianden.
10. isi94. atty. J j Koeskh. $50. .s,h
.4TH ST. is,is W; i5ih St. ,ls-2g W
Berkeley Arcade Corpn to Duel Waraeld
& Dueil, IS W 44th st. yrs fr May !: IL IL
,5SbS ST. SIS SIS W. all. susan , workman 10
Jacob wieEan. $50 W l5sth st, 3 sic yrs
fr June /, 10; atty. Philip Bernstein;
,sTH s sTAS s W. str ana rear halt Of base
ment. Felix Isnan' Inc N agent. to 7
Oven CO. 3. iSd st. 10 yrs ITc fr sS Nay 5,b
w. address Fe'ix ism; $1,000 HG and 81 SoS
ssTTHH ST. ISL W. 9Th loft Jatison Constr
Co to walter s Finiay, tss 4th st, Bklyn;
r 9 Mead sS e e 1ah s.. '.i a''y ,s s
5iTH ST, IL f, all. Charlotte e. Smith and
ano to Iced, Inc; 81 yrs fr Jan /, al.
Attys, Kallsh X. ~ VIM st. $500
to So. 500
COLUMBUS Az. 1875. str and pit c. Pas
per Realty Corpn to Edgar Greason. 7s5
Columbus av yrs fr July /. 10; attys,
Engel Bros, 1872 Nassau st...,... $500
9TH AV. 39T, sost and in front OF bldg and
part b-Hyman Neweith to Isidor Singer,
?si7 W. 5th st. tklyn. and ano; 5 yrs
from May |. 1919 address l. Singer 2et7
w. 5th ST, Coney lsland) .......s1 .O2o
?6TH ST. 1875 w, all. Thos. II. Stewart TO
Max stark, 81 Ridge st and Rno, 81 yrs
fr May l, 1919; atty $ Isaacs, lis
Columbia st ............S2,soo to $500
Bronx
| BATHGATE AV, No. 1874 south store;
Tobins Realty Co to Schnapp. 1851
Fulton st. 3 yrs from May /, 1913; atty
Radin. sos Claremont Pkway, $500
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ loss.
l:l5-50l w. 1884 ST.. NJ Wertz. Slight
=. NJ.
l2:85-slo Bway; Eclipse Light Co. Trihlng
l:4O-2369 Bway; Harry Hoffman. Slight
s:SO-lT54 I'd ay.; George Ehret. Trifllng
s:0O--l04 East ll3th ST.; DR..
weiner. .,,..............,,T rifiing
6;so-2i4th ST. and Harlem River;
motor boat: Thomas Calenis
Unknown
6:sO--275-7s Av A; Frank Raca-
delieri .....,.,.,..,,.,,'.L nkno wn
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

MADISON Av. p W cor ssd st-Jarcho 4
Ebert agt Frederika Benneche ct al,
March "a, 1sl9.............'.. Vd
Bronx.
18TH ST, cor OF Union av. 2SxsS6-
Dayid brandt, Inc, agt Augustus Ga
reiss ct al, oct Z, 1918. S62'5O
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9Th Av. LEASING TRANSACTIONS

Another private house further down
me avenue was affected by a LEASING
transaction which, however. will mean a
new business enterprise for the avenue,
Inc property in question is a dwelling
d. 9os' adjoining the southeast corner
VI forty-sixth street. which for more
ihan fifty years has been the home
Stead OF the Hail family. 1t is among
lhe Oldest of the residences on Fifth
avenue. and was leased by the heirs Of
The sun., 1919-05-21
r. u. ADAMS nUYs DwrLLINo.

f. b. Adams. who purchased recently
the dwelling which he occupies at IA
East Eighty-third street through the
Douglas l. Gilman Company, has
bought the adjoining similar property at
is East Eighty-third street, which gives
him plot 4ox1oo between Fifth and
Madison avenues