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The sun., 1919-08-04

yrs. s%s atty. L Young. u rAs.rty
itisf srr,' !, 'ift.5 Be:iiin:n sv.
ibxioe. ls,s.io1, 10; also lli.t Ct Ssi =.
siiverstein, $50 West End Az. pr mtg
$4,000; July 81 su: %s; a. per .., s SSna A
FOREST Av. 1854, e cor iesth q, sox
lo2.7--oscar r sehneiderbseh to Julian
Realty 90. s77 Bway, July 81, due as
per bond; atty. u Bittner. All Broad.
cosTpaa' 81. ;;c:icc.T iisssSs
schinman to Kate L Bower, 81 So
ki1 4 Ms,s Az; Aug ID. yr, s** stssS
ROGERS PL. SIS, W :. t7x1is--Merris
issd 81. pr mtg ~. 90. July 80. yrs.
eesi attyh Krakower a p. SOC Brcad.
SAME PRoPBRTiIY:ss:mi: to same. pr
mtg tsi.ooo. July 50. yrs. 81; stt sns
I1sTH 81. i. res " in.hony az lots
each 5Ox1o0. mtgs each sl,000-Per-
shing Realty Co 10 Lydia Patterson. 3es
p iisth 81 pr mtgs each $4,000. July
IS. instals, 69s: atty. q A stsinmulisr
1911 "a AV. - . . . sNoteVv
The sun., 1919-08-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

RIyERsIpE pRIvE; rec ia lag. IN ct. r SIs.s z
SS lille 70 Drive Z /, . i% 1,',, to S' 4
p.n5s%in Nov s'1 t. ,S 81 to atty.
7TH IAN = iG !. i I.IsS,S rs.
Realty GO. Avs Avg ?. 1900; atty. Ls sSS yccc
'sTE ST. s g c0 SU To H A.
Kramer, Dec 10, 1s1ai atty. sidney No sdc
se4 EPF'r sr isG ,ss q las nJ.m.. HS&ss
q W Sath = Nov 20. 1915, atty. y ISS
se + Ju ST. a aSi by wxD n Perry E.s,oD
LIE AZ ,9 Ina Go: Sept ie' 1919 Zoo st ia
1asssSo. ii.iss. sEchsries q Force . CO
TO Jacob Rosenthsl, $50 west End sv.
FEB q. 5ei9i sttys. Marks q N, Msr hos
WEST END Az. Q seth St loo ssioo@
500 West End Ave. Inc, to Leics.tsr.hire
s Nssiiy 81 kren% %sI ws sR' 81 $4,000
CAD ST, 22o E-pominico and Tslm ni.s
EssHl g Shis isSs atty, ssms Su1 DoRss:
lsoTH 81. ., 12o v 81 Nicholas AZ. 50.
es ssDa 4in g to Mss H. 1 isis
v Sss 5sS AZ 81 lTs Noi,sS 900 %
Of 7. May Q. 1905; atty, Abr Stern,
SAME PRoPERTiY.iF;ra:nik,iiin p and Lille
I Robinson to same, Jan 7. 1890; atty,
ASs e e. AZ lSe H., ssis : z. SS9
Co, 60 Bway, trustee Will Jos T white
house. July IL. 1917; attys. Davies 4
@ - Nassau st. ..... 700
18TH ST, 8, 1851 . sth av, sa4xse.ii--
Tobias. Asr 81. 1908; atty. T Ut
sk%a pRopEyRrry1:.si.n,,,.., o ..m. MsrSS
Is. 1909; attys. Alexander & @: iao
s.TH ST, n :. SIS W Lexington .v, iisS
sss-caroline 4 Brundags TO Mutual
Life ms CO OF 7. Dec 10. lsosi atty,
rTa x% acci.i.aac Rosenberg 70 -' the
Troy Saw Bank. Troy, N z, May 1,
1906; atty. H A Brand, 10 Broad
18TH ST, tai w3rhe Morton Really CO
to the American Missionary Assn, Oct
20. 1907; atty. L q Co, iso Bread
9TH ST. 8. s;s..ii Xv p. ai.sfss'iw
Marcus and Sarah Friedman and nno to
Louisa H vosbrinck. sol = 10th ct.
Nov I. 1907; ettys. Fox,& s. a77 Broad.
HxaILToN PpL. t! to is. moving picture
18th st, TO Harry Kasindorf. sol w
Ilsd ct, April IL, 1918; atty. Harry
Kasindorf, sol w 14sd st. ..tl,212
Delaney ST. 16-Ernst Plath to the
Greenwich Saw Bank. April Is. 1904;
atty, T O q T Co. 1Is Bway. -. $1,000
18TH ST, S. as LenGS ay. isxdoo1i
admr estate Martha b Wood, May ..
1850; atty. N Y T q NJ Co. 1876 Broad
way tlo,uVO
The sun., 1919-08-04
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Charles +. Noyes Company negotiated
mortgage loans at - and 46 Duane
street for $4,000 and at lsl and 163
Grand street for $4,000. Both loan,
were taken by savings banks.
Homo purchasing business at Noun
tain LaiaSl Park during June 1919.
totalled over 100000, involving houses
ranging in price from $4,000 to s35,-
600. There are practically complete
thirty new homes. while others are In
various stages OF construction.
The s. & X. Realty Company is the
purchaser Of the six story apartment
house at 270 Fort Washington avenue.
recently reported sold
In the last six months in Queens. ac-
cording to the current number of
oueensborouoh, published by the
Queens Chamber of Commerce, more
than thirty factories have established
In Queens. OCCUPYING in ground area
nearly two and half million square
feet and which will make available when
finally constructed approximately b,oOO,-
600 square feet of additional manufac-
turing space. Ten of these new plants
have a national reputation, the two
largest OF which viii erect plants cost
ing $4,000 each.
Queens has advanced equally from a
residential standpoint. as during the first
six months of the year nearly 1000
plans were filed for new buildings at an
estimated cost of $16,457.7s1.
The buyer of the dwell ng at 107 East
Thirty fourth street, sold some time ago
by Frederick ]. Sterner. is the LOT East
Thirty street Corporation, formed
at Albany last week, with Jacob Name.
Louis Ehrenberg and Charles Meyers as
directors.
May Saranof is the purchaser of the
dwelling at SIS West 149th street, sold
recently by Irving C. Gaylord through
Horace s. Ely Co.
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dors ortmann sold for Esteiie =.
Marzolf and Amelia N. Bauchis the
I'VE story tenement. 2sxss.s, at 2ts
West Forty-nrst street to ]. Harry
WEST TwENTY-sIxTH srRErr-The
estate OF Leonard Lewtsohn sold the
seven story and loft building, asxioo,
AT $50 West Twenty sixth street. A ".
Amy Co. were the brokers.
EAST MNBrY-SECOND STREET.
WILLIAM H Maya Co sold for Mary r.
Williams four story ana basement
dwelling. 22x1os. Mt ~ East Ninety
second street to q client who win Inn
prove, and occupy.
WnsT 1t2D STREEr--R. W. Smith,
Inc. and H Price sold for IN. Estate
Leasing Company 11s West 1870
street, six story new law apartment,
on plot 6ox1oo. The purchaser IL the
Antilean Holding Company.
WEST NINTrIErH sTRMEr-TIarry
sugerman resoid the i've story tene-
ment, 2s.sxl0o. at 1ss West Ninetieth
street for Charles Wynne, who pur-
chased the property earlier in the week
through the same broker.
The sun., 1919-08-04
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Spear & Co. leased the nth loft at
lSl and 1873 Prince street to Haber 4
Thurschwell; the third loft at 30 West
Twenty -fourth street to Efficient Letter
Company; the parlor store at 10 West
seventeenth street to Kalman Sokoloff !;
the eighth loft at 2S and so West Twenty
NTH street to Abraham Lad.n; the third
and fourth lofts at 1 Il to 145 West Seven
teenth street to Harry Bloom; the sec
ond floor at 5 and West Fourth street to
Brill Schakin, and the second loft at
30 ana 81 Woster street to Schecker &
Freemerman.
Douglas l.. Gilman Co. leased
the parlor store at ~ East Forty-ninth
street TO Bterken q Eten, 2urriers; the
parlor floor at 20 East Forty-eighth
street to Henri Graux. hairdresser; the
second and third floors at "a East
Forty-ninth street to Nine. Marta Che
MET; with Harris & Vaughan a store at
81 East Forty-eighth street to the Al
mado Connections. Inc. and n three
story garage at 1z7 East Sixty-third
street to Robert Goelet.
Cushman 4 Wakefield. Inc, leased
space on the second floor In the Equi-
table Trust Building. Madison avenue
and Fortieth street, to McQuatters Cor
poration for its executive Offices
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the store and basement 1872 Front street
to the Standard Commercial Trading
Corporation, and subleased five floors
in 100 and Ill Beekman street TO Ralph
L. Nixon.
Clinton H. Booth leased to Maison
Aubry a store and basement In 0 East
Borty-ninth street
Cross q Brown Company leased the
entire building on the east side of Ave-
nue. b, between Nineteenth and Tween
tieth streets. to the Eastern Garage /;
the store on the northeast corner of
Sixty-sixth street and Broadway to the
Story Rubber Corporation and the sec
ond loft in sos Fifth avenue to Kardoe
a Co.
A Albert N. Atchlnson leased the four
story garage. 75x1o0, at 235 and AIT
West Fiftieth street, between Broadway
ana Seventh avenue. from Oscar T.
Mackay. The lease Is for fiye years nj
an annual rental OF $500, with option
to purchase for s125,000.
The sun., 1919-08-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following sales are scheduled for
the week:
tATd4 vEsEY STREET.



Tuesday, August g.
BY Henry Brady.
STANTON ST. sSl. ., 2o.1o Goerck
S1aS story tsRs%, S sne Hsr,
, nsw A Q 11GEss r'f' due 'i'a't'''
0e q Bi..et s q. .ssa.i's,s story t;n.
y ny. r Ks;i:n Y 81 ch. nS:' Al. r'. aa.
sTHSToN b. Ass IS. &C; aoeron ST.
i ssT BANK :. i Fra.d Hart
Edw c o Tnomss ref; due. 's'4s'.is;
sTHNToN ST.. SIS. 9. Ils eoerok at.
So2xSs:t s story tensms and E,t sto5 Ts-,
ct al; A & w Hutchins. attys; Edw O
o Thomas. ref; due. is.iss7'; taxes &c.
..sx sr BY sy Is: :. pssI Il P.y Greenwich 81.
1 1fIar7 .s12i iOSs' ilISoSis5. 5 sly t.ne.
ment-Mutual Life ms Co OF New York
l. Alien, atty; Morgan < Jones. ref due,
Ss7S7o4; taxes. &C, s16e.1o.
wednesday. August g.
BY Henry Brady.
MADISON AV, 1914, W cor 11Sth ct, 25.6
xsb, sty tenement and stores--Central
Savings Bank In CITY Of Ns% ETY. YoT hn. vs.
pa aen y, n az $50 A. sihn ' "
East GOTH ST, zis. n a. 225 . LIST av. asx
ys Esther IsenbsrE ct all action Ii
Dwysr. ref; due. s2o.O2l,2o; taxes. &c,
rtsT GOTH ST. .is. n I. ESQ j.. "a Az. as 4.
Ys. S:.Af East '.R0' WgsOs . I'll .cs oSn g.
Dwysr, ref; due. sac. Oi8; taxes. &c, $3.50.
Thursday, August 7.
BY Henry Brady.
SPRING ST. s2l ana s9ao $40; a9 sIsr, "
tenements and stores-Masonic Board of
Relief W. Clarence J Luce ct all Shear
T %sn da. s' :s4iSs t'E si. sh &C. s,T
Friday. July 9.
BY Joseph ?. Day.
ITH ST. s7s-ssl e, ms II W Az D. Ssx
Is. nve story tenements and stores
ref due, sassS7.ss; ta5es. sc. ,sis;so
18TH st; 542 w. IS. sei . Hw.y. s7I
cSrnsia nYs nsnisrTs ya John S S ssS
hacker ct al; Harold swain attyi Jo-
ssph Mcclostssy ref due. 'ss.its.sii
taxes, &c. tl.loo.
tBRONx sALEsROoM.l
wednesday, August G.
BY George Price.
TINToN Az 's,; w s,o,v ALL 81 sw issta
frame Notwithstanding Trust co,
trustee, VS. Henrietta C Green ct ali
Delaneid. Thorne a Burloigh attys;
William W Mines ref due. 'S.47ss'i
BY Charles A. Berrian
UNIVERSITY Ay, es las . Ogden Av
Box5s1lx59. INTERCHANGEABLE, vacant -
Daniel Meenan vs. Guion Realty Co ct al;
James A Deiehanty atty; -Isadore Silver
ref: due. $2.s2s.o7; taxes. &C. t6Ss.Ss.
Thursday. August 7.
BY Joseph p. Day.
TIFFANY ST. lo35, W q. 1883 n 1ssth st,
44xi0o. i've story tenement-Abr Dorb
ct al vs. Meyer Brown ct al: Herman
Gottilsb atty; Harold II straus ref; due.
OF t1e.ese.
The sun., 1919-08-04
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders, Inc. sold to an In
weston the three story apartment house
1S9 Eighth street. plot 25x1O0,
Samuel Galitzka and J. Laoov sold
for Margaret Lucey two one family
houses to two clients for OCCUPANCY At
1871 and 1S4S East Ninth street, Flat
bush. each being on q plot 2ox1oo.
Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation two one family semi
detached dwellings on the north side Of
Forty-fourth street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth avenues, Mapleton Park,
lb41 to Rosie Liss and and 1877 to
Louis Schif
F. Pelzriger sold tho six story apart
ment house, 65x100, at sos and 90
briggs avenue. to q client Of Joseph
Metzger.
William Liss. Inc. sold seventeen one
family houses on Lorraine and Fountain
avenues and Logan street for the Morad
Realty Company to NJ. Schenbaum; also
two family houses at 315 to 321 East
Ninth street for the II. c. H. Corpora
ton TO Ray Podell.
Charles q. Miller & Co. sold private
dwellings at s0s Eighty-fourth street
for H. 8. Hill; b1s Seventy-seventh
street for A. Purdy; $40 Forty-second
street for Ludwig; 7720 Fifth avenue
for A Lopes, and. with r. C. Sauter,
1890 Seventh avenue.
Harry M. Lewis sold for the estate
OF Jane Turnbull the four story apart
ment ATS Seventeenth street. near Pros
pect Park West. to an investor.
Callan Bros. Inc, purchased the block
Of waterfront at Gowanus Bay, EXTEND
ing from Nineteenth to Twentieth street,
comprising 100000 square feet. The
property was in possession of the Beard
estate for half century. The pur-
chasers are preparing plans for erecting
warehouses at an estimated cost of s3,-
600. 900. d. W. Hyiand was the broker.
The sun., 1919-08-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

9th ST. ta2 W; soth Of, 17s q; ssth Vt.
la w; Sd av. 1so7-Title Guar q T Co
TO y investors corpn. i7s Bwayi four
losTH 81. ,is.i7 w.Bo;nd 4 M,x Guar
Co to Title Guar a Co. i7s Broad.
LExiNaToN Nv. ass. . cor ssth st. mtg
s225, soon Y Life Inns Co TO Dry Dock
Saw Instn. Sal Bowery: atty. Frank NJ
Tiehenor. IS Park Bow; two assign
list ST. $50 W. mtg t:ooo-Pasausls
Clements to Jeanette NJ Keely, 363
Monroe st, Bklyn; atty. Blanch-
Az aois g. hs %tS ,i;ooo.s,mcn Biiin..r 10
ABR Ellinger. $40 w 1i6th st: attys.
NJ q d w Biumenthai, IS Nassau
BROOKE ST, SOL mtg liz, ooo-Ida Dcern-
berg to Lawyers MTG Co. 50 Liberty ct
,sp ST. ST. sas w:rii;ie Guar l. ' Co to
Emily A Hurry. at SAuserties, N II
s,s &df sT d, 10 p ss ,is;;sssHH I.
mayer. admir-. to Beatrice Raudnit., e:s
.sTn sT .ss FGAnnna' K harley 10 yov
hanna and Pauline Thomas. SIS Els
mere pl. Bronx; atty, B Abrahams
q. . . .
The sun., 1919-08-04
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Reserve Bank Asks Six Firms
Of Architects to Compete
in Designing It's Home.

On account Of the public character OF
the work attending the erection OF the
Federal Reserve Bank in the block
bounded by Nassau. Liberty and william
streets and Maiden lane the directors
OF the bank have decided that Il would
be advisable to select the architect for
the building by competition. In order to
expedite the selection they have limited
the competition to six firms-Carrere q
Hastings. Delano q Aldrich. Csss Gilbert.
McKlm. Mead g White; Trowbridge q
Livingston, and York and Sawyer.
While It cannot be stated when con-
struction will begin. the bank Ia anxious
to complete the building az soon as pos
sIble In order that It may bring togethei
under one roof the immense volume of
It's work, which Is now transacted In
scattered Offices not only In the Buuita-
Bile building. but also at 80 and 81 Lib
erty street and 10 West Forty-fourth
street In order that the $500 men
and women employees may work under
more satisfactory environment, the plans
will be rushed to completion as soon as
possible.
The sun., 1919-08-04
GARwooD PLANT TO BE SOLD.

The fully equipped Industrial plant
owned and operated by the c. & C. Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company at
Garwood. N. j., Is to be sold at auction
to-day on the premises at IL o'clock by
Joseph p. Day. This sale Is to be held
under the direction Of the United States
District Court Of New Jersey.
The plant Is on the main line OF
the Jersey Central Railroad imme-
diately adjoining the railroad station. II
is served by two railroad sidinga The
ground comprises five acres and the
buildings have $4,000 feet OF floor space.
The entire plant Is exceptionally well
equipped and Is adaptable to any kind of
manufacturing. 1t IL to be sold in three
parcels, first, the land, buildings and
building equipment; second. the machin-
cry and machine tools. and third. all the
patterns. patents, Dies. &C.. and good
will Of the business. The plant is to be
sold separately from the business.
The sun., 1919-08-04

Island City. to the Ivoryioid Company.
through Benjamin Enelahder.
The Neponsit Realty Company sold n
plot tbxt00, west side Of Mohawk street.
north OF Neponsit avenue, ,Neponsit, to
j. s. Aver and ]. Kessel.
The Whitestone Motion Picture Com
pany. Inc. purchased from A. Hefner
a plot 1o2x109, east side of Thirteenth
street. north of Third avenue, White
stone. Tor q theatre.
G. Barvin purchased from L. v. Ed
wards a plot t7x1o0. north side of Cook
avenue. west OF Hanover street, Corona.
III. Frankfort sold for @. Salant to NJ.
ffeffer cottage on the east side of
Seneca street. south OF Mills street. Far
Rockaway.
olaveriy place. Flushing. to Harriet w.
Chaplin. The sale was made by ]. Al
bert Johntra-
The sun., 1919-08-04
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Thomas A. Green, Eastern repre-
sentative Of the Victor Talking Machine,
purchased. adjoining his house at Great
Neck, approximately 1900 square feet
from q. A Relyea. The deal was nego-
tiated through 1. q. Wolf who also sold
for Pauline A. Boynton six lots on the
north side of Elm street, Great Neck
Estates, to John Hines He also sold
for DR.. Allen e. Goode his property on
the corner OF Elm street and HILLSIDE
avenue, Great Neck Estates. to George
and Vincent Barnes.
+. M. Crawley and Brothers sold Cor
Mrs. Emma b. Stuart her residence on
the northwest corner Of Plymouth street
and Orange road. Montclair. to John b.
Knox, Jr. The property has frontage
OF 17< feet on Orange road.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold for John
H. Allen the one family two and one
half story frame dwelling at 23e Central
avenue. near Essex avenue, Orange.
N. J., on a plot 45x1oo
The Morristown Trust Company.
executors Of 8. Minot Jones, sold to
Wynant d. vanderpool, vice-president
Of the Howard Savings Bank of Newark,
the residence at the corner of Miller
road and Ogden place. Morristown. The
property comprises a plot Of one and a
half acres. w. J. Romaine and Eugene
v. Welsh Of Morristown. N. J.. were the
brokers.
Robert 4. Farley Organization sold
for Watson & Bremner their house on
Morningside road. in the Nepperhan
Heights section of Yonkers, to Mrs
Emma r. Smith Of New York city.
George Murphy and william s, Dunn
bought from Miss L. Jacobs. through
Louis Schlesinger. Inc. 221-2s Plane
street. north Of Warren street, Newark,
plot 60x100, with two frame buildings
which will be RACED on September 1 to
make room for the Superior Garage,
which will occupy tho plot. The property
has been In the F7eischer family, from
whom the former owner inherited II,
since 1857.
The Greenwich Trust Company sold
eighteen acres of land with n large
waterfront on the shore with dock, for
merry the William T. Ritch estate, to
Mrs. Nora Stanton Barney and Mrs
Harriet c. Townsend of New York. This
property was held at $4,000 through
agency of Thomas N Cook.
The old Borscheling homestead, a
landmark in the business centre of
Newark. at the corner of Park place
ana Centre street, n plot 56x107. re-
Gently leased by Feist & Feist, Inc. to
the United Cigar Stores, has been sub
leased to Gorlin a Simon. A two story
building Is to be built, the cost of
which viii represent with the rents a
transaction Of s35o.000.
David q Louis Sachs. who operate a
foundry In Newark. have acquired from
the Eliza voorhees, estate a tract of ten
snd a half acres on Wilson avenue. Ball
and Malvern streets. having q frontage
OF bout 2.1oo feet on the latter streets
ano also fronting on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. It adjoins their plant. J. L.
FeiSiemsn & Co. were the brokers'
The Batson Farm Agency sold the
Briggs dairy farm near Stamford, N, y.
to J. johnson Of Brooklyn; the Nor.
thrope fifteen acre farm, near Park
Ridge, N. j., to F. Sugar. and the Norris
dairy farm near Sidney. N. r, to A.
Freyert
The sun., 1919-08-04
OTHER SALES I'm THE BRorx.

FAILB STREET-WiIliamson q Bryan
resold for Goldsmith q Goldsmith to
samuel Greenberg the two family
frame house. ss7 Faiie street. on q
plot 25x10o.
sEDGwICK AVENUE-Cross q Brown
Company sold for Elizabeth r. Hanna
the property at 1851 Sedgwick ave.
nue. to John J. O'Hare.
PROSPECT AvENUB-Bennie Savoi
sold to a client Of Nathan Bender
Georgia Court, six story elevator
apartment house. 1s5x1e2x Irregular,
AZ $40 Prospect avenue, near 164th
street
WALLACE AVENUE - ]. Clarence
Davies sold for the estate Of Lorillard
Spencer the plot. Box100, on the east
SIDE OF Wallace avenue. 125 feet north
of Waring avenue.
BOSTON ROAD--Alexander Serj<in sold
for Vogel q Schults 1910 Boston road.
southeast cornor Charlotte street, q
nve story twenty-five family house
with seven stores. 54x11ox Irregular.
and renting for $4,000. to q client
for Investment
GLEBE AVENUB-Dr. q 10 Green-
baum sold q two family dwelling at
1853 Glebe avenue. held ut $1,000.
LINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold sss linton avenue, q two story
dwelling, e0x100. to d. Norwood.
PURDY STREET-Mary Green sold q
plot 1oox211. on Purdy street through
70 Odell street. held at $4,000.
UNION AVENUE-Harry Levy sold for
Cecilia M. Steiner ISL Union avenue,
three story dwelling.
LINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Nora e. Murphy to Benjamin
See $50 linton avenue. between
1850 and 1e6th streets, a two story
frame private house. 20x100.
The sun., 1919-08-04
UNIQUE HOUSES IN FLUSHING.

There are now in course of construc-
ton forty private dwellings at Parsons
and Forest avenues. Flushing. L. l..
which are being erected by the Operators
Association, Inc. of which Henry Liebo-
WITT Is president. Wallace Hargrave
vice-president and George T. Martin
treasurer. These houses viii be ready
for occupancy next October. and II Is
houses In connection with the develop
ment. The houses will cost between
$4,000 and $4,000 each. The feature
Of the development IL that they will be
heated exclusively by gas, and gas will
also be used for lighting.
The sun., 1919-08-04
MORTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth strset.)
LEWIS 81. Of. 8, ax.lxl0o, p m. Aus
Harry LieSerman Realty co to Maer
Pearl, 800 Bridge ct, Bklyu, o yrs, as,
mtg $4,000; attys. weisman q Hsrtz, q
sra Gu ST. sbsse} f z. i. 5oIsiio july s siw
Lyman 4 Jos schiesinEer to samuel
mtg $4,000; atty, Louis Werner, 100
bway ............... ..-........t 1000
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetA)
18TH TIs ST ~ - 10 Sa xss avg ssn.,7
s 90 s.t as' VIM Adams a: p pr %d
7rM Xv. Asst. . . ass 35ti St vi siI sSc
Gordon to Edw II Proudmsn. ibi w sist
ST sinr yTs NJ eg B %ss $4,000 $500 stss
(Manhattan Island, north of 10th street.)
112TH ST. e 20 Madison av; 40.sx
Herman Por ASs asT xsTshn' to
srisdmsn n, sss Bwsy: ''"'OOO $1,000
Hchas oSsTrisri to Jas L Van SAINT n at
81. pr mtg $1,000; atty. X F John.S sa,
MoRNiNdsiDE Az. i2ad st. 100 ,pIG
100, p m; Aug ioSGoilses Holding Co 70
Iyds ts $50 20 .Ssy se Mm 81 70 p!y T
,aSf saiAs ST. aof:ai7 e; iasti St a,s 'o 60
GssSs 44ouS susss s aa sis, GAU sns 70
,.s sly , Ma;sS'' y l41 hwsX ii; SOD
i'iIs Ms sI :afG 1Io'' cha. Ass
schumann, 45o Riverside Drive, et al
trustees ;ss oS Due , JSiy rs, 1920; eS. gs
BRSoSHbwlY. SOS. cor i,Sii : y. ssGs
13iooi M Aus iCccOli,s.Ess Holding Co
July /, 1879. ess, pr mtg $4,000; atty,
Harry II straus. BsekmAn st. .t73, 900
Bronx.
DAILY Av. . g. sA5 n 1soth ct, Ia.Sx7b.s
Isaac Bernstein to 2ios DAILY Az Corp,
yrs. eHi attys. ottsrbourE. s a II. 900
risESs AZ .S,.; j, il I;,.s aSs:
" WYE Orr. 81 cSamSsrs e.. v" .,,s s oSjS
LOT %. map poss Lyon, ProgsItyEJo-
kan. SIT lsoth ct. pr mtg IS, 900
y 4 stsinmetI. 1905 2 10th ST.. $500
NMiiisod Realty Corp IGN TO- Flora or 'L sT.
scottswood Aparts. Toledo. Ohio. pr mtg
$4,000. July 8. 10 yru. s% atty, N 7
TIFFANY ST, ssi. W :. sSxio5.samSuveGi
shlionsky and ano TO Jacob b Baum,
50 W 77th st. Aug J.; yrs, 81 81 attys,
TIEnoUr Nv, :iiii, iiis..i1.ss.iWyxiGIsSg1
Nadel to Alma Sanders. 206s Anthony
av: July Az 81: yrs So; atty L Jacob:
WISE Xv. si2o. io.ss..si.;Es:.s.ssesGS
Guroyiteh to 2li6 to 2i22 vyse Av Corp,
u Liberty 81 pr mtg s7.eeo. Aus l. 3
The sun., 1919-08-04
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan


b, isXs5-s E an Z Bern6eimer Co to
Pearl Richiess; on premises. 2-l2 yrs
Jacoby, 500 Bway. 1000 and $500
BROADWAY, 1880, all--Herman Brenner
liza yrs from Aug l. 1919; atty. Q j
looTA ST s!s-44 p ali.Pincus' Cohen to
yrs from Aug /, 1919. :.......... IS. i7s
SsTH ST, s4s-4t z. all-Esplco Realty
s cSsp spS TO yrs from %ss rs So
ID Av. 21s1. all; 18th ct. 2O7-15 Z, all;
lfoth Of, fos!li z. with machy and OPP
Richard Weber and ano to PhRrma-
eeutical Capital Co. III Bway. p yrs
from Dec !. 1919; atty. VIM cahill; IL
18th ST, 1os Z. all, tenant to alter at cost
Of slb,ooo-Anna NJ Warren ct al. exrs,
S SG from en May i. issi; sttys. Miller sr 4
y, IS Liberty ct. .t6.7b0 to s7,2b0
The sun., 1919-08-04
italy Honor. Resi. n. Post.

Regis H. Post. chairman of the New
York State Bureau War Savings Com
mittee, 100 Broad street. was notified
yesterday that the italian Government
had nominated him to be an officer Of
the Order OF the Crown of Italy. The
honor IL awarded IN recognition Of Mr..
Posts work with the Red Cross In italy
Mr.. Post formerly was Governor ot
Porto Rico.
The sun., 1919-08-04
BROOKLYN HOUSES PLANNED.

The Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Com
pany OF 10 Park Row has awarded a
contract for the erection OF ten modern
dwellings on their property at Mil Basin,
Brooklyn. The houses will be wood.
frame and stucco. OF the semi-detached
type, with six rooms and bath. parquet
floors tiled bath. &C. They are in n
restricted territory. and will be ready for
occupancy this fall.