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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Browns Deals in Past Two
Days Involve Properties
Worth 100000.
BUYS LOFT FROM PRIEST
Murray Hill Residence Sold;
Apartment House Trading
Exceptionally Heavy.

Frederick Browns remarkable activity
as trader shows no signs of abatement
On the contrary. his deals increase In
number as the market gains strength.
In the past two days he bought and sold
properties worth $1,299.o00. Yesterday
alone he figured in six transactions af-
fecting property held at total Of $751;
900. These transactions were fairly
typical OF his readiness to pick up any
kind OF property in any district of the
city where a good bargain may be had.
From Father John T. Prout. former
pastor of the Bohemian Church of st.
John the Martyr on East Seventy-second
street. Mr.. Brown bought the twelve
story loft building at 40 to AZ West
Twenty-seventh street, between Broad
way and Sixth avenue, The building
rents for $4,000 and was held by the
former owner at s350,000.
In part payment the purchaser gave
tive furnished cottages, one at Deal
Beach. N. J., and the other at Beech
hurst, L. l. Frederick II. Allen Of Fred
erick Zitell & Sons was the broker In the
transaction.
Through Byrne q Bowman Mr.. Brown
sold to the Madoc Realty Company the
six story apartment house, 10Sx74x ir-
regular, on the southwest corner Of Con-
vent avenue and 1920 street Mr.. Brown
tesnth street, two three story and base
mont dwellings on plot s6.Sx100, and a
three story tenement with stores on plot
20xS0 at the northwest corner Of Second
avenue and 11Sth street. The deal In
voived a total consideration OF $4,000
In tho four other transactions Mr.. Brown
bought the five story apartment house
at and 9 fremont avenue, valued al
s66,o00. from Mrs Sarah Jacobs through
lie. NIA Ave uAr ~
mont at 215 and PIT West 10Sth street
between Broadway and Amsterdam ave
nue., 60x1oo, and valued at $4,000. from
M. Thoen through Harris Neither; thu
five story building, 25x10O, at the north
west corner OF Davidson avenue ant
Evelyn place. valued at $4,000. from
Henry Calm through A. d. Phelps
Damiane. and the twenty-five famil,
apartment house at 1172 and 1174 Ho,
avenue. near Home street. valued a
$4,000. from the Owl Construction Com
pany through Adolph Kronenberger,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
BURNHAM DOUBLE
VICTOR WITH CUE
Hartford Expert Defeats
Mathews and Merrill in
Glass B Tourney.
Standing Of the Players.

Frederick c. Burnham, the amateur
balk line champion OF Connecticut last
night injected considerable excitement
into the Class b tournament of the Ma
tional Association Of Amateur Billiard
Players at the broadway Academy OF
Brooklyn by winning two games.
The Nutmeg State expert began b up
set the order OF things In the afternoon
when he defeated the veteran c. p.
Mathews by 200 to 126 In a game pune.
tuated by brilliant playing and con-
sistent counting on the part Of the vic
tor. Mathews, who has been doing fine
work In the tourney. led in the tenth
inning by. IS to rs, but in the eleventh
session Burnham rolled up 20 buttons
and followed that by a succession Of
good runs that put him safely ahead OF
the surprised Mathews. In the night
game Burnham continued his good play
and defeated Merrill by 200 to ITO.
The tournament will end tonight with
games between Burnham and Rice and
Mathews and Moon. The scores:
AFTERNOON GAME.
rFsdsriS = e E. Il, nuT T. IS, i, Z; 3 g. /
:. .. Il, 8. .. i.ss, l., %, II. ia, -
200: Average. i+-sl. High runs 81 Is
su Charlie. p. Mathews, /, s. 0. 0, 10. s.
g. O. DO; 3 a. T. r. r. as ~ 3. 5.ffas" Av.r:s.
1 $50. High runs. 81. 1s and 10.
NIGHT GAME.
r. C. Burnham-O. 8. 8. 0. ], 0. =, IL Q,
/ F. = j. + : SO siss 's's
!, + i: g. g. J. S' !. T. !: :. e. & 2; =
/ Is Ay :; $: 10 i isl High runs 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
OTHER BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles u. Moves Company leased
offices in the Brvadway-Maiden lane
Building to the International Freighting
Corporation, TO Abraham s. Hirshberg,
to r. & ]. Dreyfus, to 1. ID. Noll q Co.,
to Robert Forsythe and Garnett f. Hunt
This building, which was placed under
the management OF the Noyes Company
a short time ago is 100 per cent. rented
and the rentals represent substantial in
creases over previous figures.
Pastine & Co. Inc. leased tho sixth
floor centre at IS West Twenty-sixth
street TO Morris Stranger; the sixth floor
front at Is West Twenty-sixth street to
Drapkin & HecIht, and the sixth floor at
4S West Fifteenth street to Wechsle1
Brothers.
Thomas ]. OReilly leased a large space
at 100 to 166 Monroe street to Cross
& Co.
w. d. Young, manufacturers OF surgi-
cal instruments, glassware and hospital
supplies, of Boston. Mass, rented fol-
n branch in this city the five story
building at l19 Chambers street through
Daniel Birdsall g. Co.
The Nehring Company sublet to Jo-
seph Greenwald S25 West 17Sth street
a six story elevator apartment house, a,
| an aggregate rental of $4,000. This
property is owned by Edward w
Browning.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased &c
Eistreich & Kirsch the fifth floor al
29S Fifth avenue.
The ID. Zuckerman Company leased
! $500 feet in Al East Twenty-first street
to Edward Cohen; $500 feet in l9 Yves
Forty-sixth street to Suranzky e. Defren
and space IN ll6l to ll75 Broadway L
| Samuel Ehrenzweig.
| Arthur C. Sheridan leased for DR.
Franklin A. Dorman the ground floor ir
the newly altered building at 1876 Eas
Fifty-seventh street to "Adeline," mil
liner. ....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
GARY RESIDENCE IN DEAL.

Tho sale of the residence of John T.
Cary at PTS Madison avenue. reported
yesterday, may mean the conversion Of
another residential property in the exclu-
sive Murray Hill district for business
purposes. The buyer of the Cary dwell
ling Is Edward Margolies, a we'll known
operator who has made many similar al
terations In the same district. Mr.. Mar
COLES said yesterday that he had not
decided whether he would use the prop
erty as his own residence or transform It
for trade uses, as he did in the case Of
the Astor estate holdings on Thirty
third Thirty-fourth and Thirty-hfth
streets.
Tho Cary dwelling occupies a plot
24.Sx1o0. adjoining the residence OF Mrs.
George Loeb at 273 Madison avenue and
that of Horace Porter at the southeast
corner OF Madison avenue and Fortieth
street It was held by the seller at
$4,000 On the block to the south Is
tho residence OF George F. Baker, who
fought every invasion of trade in the
Murray Hill section. The Morgan resi-
dence is three blocks south OF the prop
erty sold. Pease & Gilman were the
brokers in the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 18TH STREET.-THE Madison
Avenue and Fifty-sixth Street Cor
poration sold the four story residence
at II East Seventy-fifth street. on lot
20x60x102.2. to a resident of Long
Island The sale was negotiated by
Albert b. Ashforth Inc.
EAST 18TH STREET-wood-D olson &
Co.. Inc. sold for the Metropolitan
Trust Company 32s-32s and S3o-333
East 126th street, two six story tene-
ments, with stores. 41.Sx100 each, to
an investor.
EAST 131ST STREET-Samuel Bright
bought tho residence Of Mrs. Pauline
Miehling at 229 West 131st street, on
lot 1SX100. F. Howell was the broker.
WEST EIGHTY EIGHTH STREET -
Mary T. Baeniker sold the three story
dwelling at 25s West Eighty eighth
street, on lot 1sx1o0.s.
WEST FORTY-SEvENTH STREET -
The Charles Galewski Company
bought from the estate Of I. Kaufman
the six story factory at 62s-632 West
Forty-seventh street, on a plot 75x100.
The property Washed at $4,000. J.
Kuntz was the broker.
WEST SEvENTY-FIFvTH STREET -
Bertha Heller is reported to have sold
the four story dwelling at 10S West
Seventy-hfth street, on lot 20x1022.
WEST FIFTY SIXTH STREET-Jamcs
II. Cruikshank resold AL West Fifty
sixth street. Ave story tenement
25x100.
AUDUBON AVENUE-Kurz & Uren
Inc. sold 255 Audubon avenue. i've
story new law apartment house, 40S
100. to the 173d Street Realty Com
pany. Inc. Aaron Miller president.
WEST 18TH STREET-Sadie Amse
sold 21 West 113th street. three story
dwelling. 15.6x100.11.
EAST 10TH STREET-A. Fl. Levy sold
the plot with frame buildings, known
as Ernsts coal and wood yard, at AIS
to 435 East 109th street, to a client
who intends to improve the propert,
with fireproof garage. The property
was sold for the Metropolitan Saving:
Bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

I1sTH ST, 50 cor $. NiehS!as sv, sSsn
7ss-Edw u Corey agt Mason Realty
Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure of mtg); Attys'
9TH HV' IS, 100 u n of 18th ct. 7o.7x1oo
Franklin Saw Bank in the city OF N Y
Art Laura A Cregan ct al foreclosure of
mtK); atty, W NJ Powell.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor looth ~,
sillx5sx irreg--Trustees OF the Thco-
logical Seminary OF the Presbyterian
Church located at Princeton. y ]. agt
Harry y Marvin ct al foreclosure OF
mtE); attys Larkin Perry.
l1iST ST, 3 s, ITO II e of Broadway, 65N
esl1 and property in Bronx county
Fredk schlesinger agt Arthur Burger
ct al (amended partition atty. NJ Arens
1sT ST, SIS. 1850 IT OF Az A. 5ox6l4x
irreg-Jessica r Green sgt MIlfein Corr
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attys Alex
1,TH ST, IS. aisa IT of 9Th av, lsIs
3s-Denis w DAWN agt Raltan Hold
ing Corp faction to foreclose lien); atty,
wv Keller.
SGD ST. ale E-Jos J McElroy, eKr. ag'
Moliie Odes ct al foreclosure of mtg
atty, q Goodman.
18TH ST. SIS. i342 u W ofsTth av. 1851
ss.Il-Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the u 8 agt Flora Cohen ct al (fore-
closure of mtg): attys. Alexander a
Green.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
PRINCETON WREsTLERs LOSE,
Meet by Score of IL to II.
RnecLaI nesndfch 10 TIE SIN

PRINCETON, n. j.. Feb. 21.-Princeton
wrestlers were defeated here tonight b.
the Yale matmen in close and hard
fought matches by score of I'LL. The
115.pound bout was won by James OF
Yale on a decision from Sibley at the
end 9of minutes. In the 125 pound
class Jacobs of Princeton won after
six extra minutes of wrestling.
The 1876 pound bout was another close
match, the decision going to Simmonds
OF Yale. Marbury of Princeton scored
the first down of the evening when he
pinned Warren with an arm and body
lock in minutes a. seconds.
In the 1853 pound bout Gray OF Yale
downed Collins in minutes 7 seconds
The IFS pound bout was n fierce strug-
gls between the rival captains OF the
teams. Avery OF Yale captured the
bout by downing VIM with a reverse
bar hold in minutes 80 seconds.
The unlimited bout was the feature OF
the evening. In It Carpenter of Prince
ton won from Gall Hst seconds before
timO was called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
MASON COMPANY IN Q DEALS.

Mason Realty Company MAX N. Ma
tanson) purchased from Vogel & Schultz
the southeast corner of Ryer avenue and
1S4th street, n five story modern walkup
apartment house. on lot 60x101, contain
ing twenty families of suites of three,
four and Ave rooms. The property brings
In an annual rental of over $1,000 and
was held at $4,000.
The same company bought from Sam
uel Kronsky 954 to 95S Hoe avenue,
two five story modern new law walkup
apartment houses each on plot 50x100,
containing suites Of four and five rooms.
The properties are fully rented for ST.
900 and were held at $4,000.
In a third transaction the company
sold to Daniel G. Griffen the northeast
corner of 175th street and University
avenue, a five story modern new law
walkup apartment house, on plot LOOK
los irregular. The property was held at
s165.000 Messrs. Leitner, Bremen q
Starr were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
CURB TRADING is
IN HOLIDAY SPIRIT
Late Dealing Is Narrow and
Price Changes Are Marked
by Irregularity.

A moderately active tone marked yes
terday's curb session, but after early
trading business assumed pre-holiday
proportions, with prices moving In a
narrow and irregular manner. There
were a few strong spots in the list,
mostly among the specialtiee. Some OF
the oil stocks were firm. with renewed
activity in Royal Dutch Shell new stock
Among the Industrial shares Sub
marine Boat was again in good demand
rising to a new high level for the pres
ent. movement In the late trading swirl
International was likewise In demand
and also touched a new high for this
move. The motor stocks were dull, with
little change, while there was fair ac-
tiyity In a few mining stocks. Florence
silver was higher on favorable news
from the mines.
Bonds we're quiet.
Total sales and range of prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22

aitys, Lind 4 p. ts Cedar st...:.. 81
sfDS o1s Dw1.I to VIM W% s T. sini Il,
LIN q Co. a1 rs i hs.s 8 r.e 800 10
soxioo-wm Haish to Davis j Dwyer.
eSS W 47t To st. Feb 20; atty Ti Ids
ct, il extended. TsIioo-wm Hsish to
same. t. and s. e. Feb 30; atty.
.i7sTH ST, sol ana sos W. i;s1ioc.FiiftSS
Argyle ST. Roshester. NY. mtg $4,000.
ARD Dias''s ST, Is. 'iisiic.Arir;ow; Holding
Corp to Mary Fogarty. al w 9th
SAME PRoP P ri Swss Real Estate 1 co
CO corded s% Oct g. u 1885, s sy deed
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx)
ROAD LEADING FROM wsstchester to
ise@GSW stfs..ls to o 6sfSH s i1 SEX
atty. Henry L Won PeIn. IS Nassau
Bosr6N RID. 1855. 5, iioe3.ioi.XiinnMa
I'd, mtg $500. Feb Is; atty. o Henschel.
LOTS SIG iss and $50, map Bronx r.rrase@
65l w 1S5th st, Feb 10; atty, Chas ii
Friedrich; ii2s East fremont av;; 500
Real Estate ST. Corp to h. ssiG Res. ESTATE
II; atty. @ q T Co. IFS Bwsy. -. 800
a schmelse TO Johann # schmeize, 7s7
Van Nest av. Feb II; atty, c. Kalt:
s1MR Ms ST. IS, asii.iic W we.tche.tsr
Az, aoxioo-Thos Leddy to ABR Sacks.
e2s Wales ay. and ano. mtg ts2.26o. Feb
10; atty. b KoenissberE. 90 Nassau
RHiNibiL.ANDER Nv, $, 100 W Holland
av, runs n 1851 1s6.sx e 7ss-Regent
Rlty Co to Gertrude e Heselein, Sos7
Decatur av. Feb 10; atty, Gertrude II
Hegeiein, sos1 Decatur av. 800
FAILE ST, 1915, e cor westchester av,
rTS Sns sG1 sc i Nn ~, AZ ASK y, "
loo-sirius Rlty Co to Norman Real
Estate corpn. 10 Bway, mtg 1907, 500.
,s Ess III atty Ns, W.,1on is
American Swedenborg Printing and Pub
| fishing Society to Bessie Goldman. 900 W
18th st, Fob 20; atty. Title g T Co.
IssTH ST, n $, ISL . walton av a51io2t-
American Swedenborg Printing and Pub
18th st. Feb 20; atty. G T Co, I7s
SANE PRI;opERTiYi..Bees.i;e' Goldman '' to
Rosie Goldmsn, ia w ll4th st. mtg
BAssFoRp Av. aaS4, 8, s5.sx77.i-
Martha Hensls to James Beaver. 20lo
| Watson av. mtg $4,000, Feb III atty.
l. Marx, 116 Nassau st. 800
| AUSTIN PLACE, n 8, 72s l44th st, runs
| 175x n loox W 75x n 1.sx W 1ot.7x &
7l-Edw A white to Edith S sullivan,
| Bloomfield, y j. mtg s1b,225. Feb II;
| atty, DSnwood Rlty Co, sos Willis av.. 81
BASSFoRD Av. 2254. e .. s5.sx77 Jas
| Beaver to Martha Hensle. 81 Fletcher av
Mt Vernon. n Y. mtg $4,000. Feb 40
| atty, L g Marx, IFS Nassau st......sloC
LOT II. amended map Brentwood Park
Jos T Martensen to Geo Martensen
| wray. 1925 Boston rd...............3l
lslST ST. s. tl.2 Q Belmont av, 25xso.l
-Edw Morrone to Assets Funding Corp
6o7 9th av. Feb Is: atty. W c White
10th ST, 233 E. 8. 4Ix10ssxlo.sxIl4.>
| -Letita II Schott to Marie L Fowler
Bath. N Y. mtg $4,000, Feb Is; atty
Thos Shannon, Bath. N Y..........t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LAIGHr ST. 84-Geo J schnats Iron
Works. Inc, agt John Fleming ct al,
Fer = i III q, ana y:;;fy st. i,1 sSai
Contracting Co. Inc, agt John Fleming
ct al. Jan u. 1918. .........: 81 .o77ts
SAME PRoPERTy-Conduit Wiring Co
SAME PRoPERTY-Unity Contracting Co.
Inc, agt same, Jan l6. 1919. .sle. 077ts
bTH AV. s7s-Emerson Bldg Co agt Daniel
TOOTH ST s07 and 500 E-Greater N Y Tin
and Tar Roofing Co agt Isfra Realty &
Holding Co Inc. et al. Nov 10. 1918. ti0e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
Keokuk a Des Moines Dividend.

For the first time in about four years
the directors of the Keokuk and Des
Moines Railway Company have decided
to make a distribution on the stock OF
the company. A dividend OF 81 a share
has been declared on that stock, payable
on March to stock of record of Febru-
airy 90, and representing the first divi-
dend on it since April 1. 1915, when a
payment of ga per cent, VS. mado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
-
Boston Wool Market,

BosToN, Feb. 81. 49, The Comm erctal
Bulletin tomorrow will say: prices are
firm for good woods. especially for fine
staple woods. but low and defective woods
are very dull. The foreign markets are
without any material change, although
England discontinues ratloning after
March 81. Manufacturers continue 10
open their goods at prices which show
declines of Is to 80 per cent. generally
from 1917 prices"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
OPERATOR BUYS MT. MORRIS.

The sale of the Mount Morris apart
ments at the northeast corner of Fifth
of Mount Morris Park. was reported
yesterday The purchaser is said to be
an operator. The Mount Morris is a six
story elevator structure with stores
having a frontage of ss.11 feet on Fifth
avenue at Nos. 2041 to 2047. and 100
feet on the street It was completed
less than ten years ago and was held
at ss25,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
Proctor 4 Gamble to Pay Notes.

It was learned yesterday that tho
So. 900, 900 OF per cent. serial gold notes
of the Proctor & Gamble Company fall
ing due on March l would be paid in
cash. The notes are r part OF an Issue
OF s25, 00o. 900 sold a year ago and they
mature one-fifth annually up to and in
Guiding 1929. They were Issued to take
up bank loans OF S1s,500,000 and for
, other corporate purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. O. and City
Hall station at . 80 7. NJ daily.
Philippine Islands (via Vancouver and VIC
toria, b. CO Feb, 20, So. Empress of ASIA
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Tea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
,ralia via san Francsco) Feb. %. IS.
Moana.
Hawaii and Guam-This mail Is forwarded
destination by the best opportunity
Japan, Korea. China, Siam. Cochin China,
disclose at $50 f. NJ. daily. This mail Is
forwarded TO the Pacific Coast daily fos
despatch to destination by the best oppor
tunity,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
FINE STREET CORNER SOLD.

Tho Broadway-John Street Corpora
ton added another downtown parcel to
Its list OF holdings yesterday. From the
estate OF Alexander White 1t bought the
five story and basement building at 130-
1872 Water street, southwest corner OF
Pine. The property was held at SIS. 900.
Grimm Co. were the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
NORTHERN AVENUE DEAL.

Vogel & Schultz sold for Max Chicken
az Northern avenue. southwest corner Of
1Tsth street, Ave story apartment house,
on plot S0x125, containing forty-two
apartments. The annual rent Is $4,000
and the property was held at $4,000.
in part payment the buyers took 2010
Harrison avenue, northwest corner of
1S0th street, a five story new law apart
rrent house. on plot 75x100, containing
Thirty apartments. The annual rental
IL $4,000. the property being held at
&125 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
Bank of France Statement.

PARIS. Feb 21.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Gold in hand increased
l3,910,633 francs: silver In hand de-
creased 422,622 francs; notes In circula-
ton decreased 14,240,065 francs treas
ury deposits decreased 5o,04S,261 francs
general deposits decreased 16,O69.654
francs; bills discounted decreased ST.
643,2S1 francs; advances decreased 81
59S1lS francs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
SELLS ALEXANDER HAMILTON,

The Wood Dolson Company. Inc, sold
to the Fidelltas Realty Corporation, rep
resented by the Guarantee Trust Com
pany, the Alexander Hamilton, a six
story apartment house at $3.50 to 1855
Broadway. the northeast corner OF 161st
street. The property covers a plot look
100. It is fully rented and is valued at
S2500O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22

The income account OF the Consumers
Company OF Chicago for 1918 shows
gross profits from sales OF .$5,077,S5s, and
net profit. after making all charges for
operation and administration, of $l,s31,-
$50. After further deduction for depre-
citation, repairs, interest. depletion, &c.
the net earnings were $803,768.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
ANOTHER FOR HORACE MANN.
Scores 18th Consecutive Victory
by Beating Hackley Five.

Horace Mann Schools basketball team
last night gained its fourteenth consecu-
tive victory of the season by defeating
the Hackley School Ave on Horace
Mann's court by 80 to 9. The first half
ended IA to 4 in favor of Horace Mann.
The lineup:
Horace Mann (39). Hackley (e).
Eder... Right forward ..... Barton
Van Benschoten.L. forward. $500. Lincoln
Pulleyn. ......... Centre .......... Cooper
Burbrdge.... Right guard ...Middletown
Farrell. Left guard ...... .Breaus
Field goals-Eder 8, Van Benschoten 2,
Pulleyn s, Burbridge 4, Farrell. Barton Lin
ooln 2. Goals from foul-Eder s, Lincoln
8. Observation-Disclosures for Farrell.
Landauer Tor PuIieyn. prles Tor cooper;
halves-20 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
CANNEFAx DEFEATS OTH
Chica goan Defeats Brooklyn Ex-
pert. 200 to 18s, Mt . Cushions.

Bob Cannefax won his 200 point three
cushion match with Charley Otis at
Rational Recreation, Brooklyn. last
night the final score being 200 to 1853.
Singularly enough the contestants tied
at so each in the final block, but a.
Cannefax led by 80 points before the
game started he won the match by that
margin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan,

18TH ST. 80 w--John c Batstops agt Elsa
]. Curtis, owner and contractor: Edward
i Curtis. contractor. si.e7l6S
18TH ST. EOS W-Henry He'll agt Mary j
O'Connor ct al, owners and contrac-
SD ,G ST sss ana ass E.Naushtcn con,i,r'So
Livingston jerks Estate. owners; Sulli-
van & Cromwell. contractors. s., 006 sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II VESEY STREET.
BY Samuel NJ

79p ST, 41S-7 u, n r. s64.S a LIST av A7y
$50. vacant-H Scott agt Dorsch Real
Est Co. Inc, ct al. due sl0,7i6S7. taxes,
&C. 3s3o.iO, to tho plaintiff for $4,000.
by Arthur C. Sheridan.
sTH Az, 226s. e :, SO s 122d OF, 2Bxs9ll,
sty tint and strs-A X Jones ct al agt
Geo Kilt ct al, due s25,072.21, taxes. &C,
seee.se. 10 the plsintiT for tas.eoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

Tho Park Realty Company, Maxi
milan Morgenthau president, sold to the
Realty Estates. Ralph Leininger, presi-
dent, the four story twenty family apart
ment house known as THE Lawrence"
on Stuyvesant avenue and Decatur street.
on plot 100x103. John NJ. Dumprof was
the broker.
Meister Builders. Inc. bought $50
Third avenue, a two story business build
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
RENTS SITE FOR GARAGE.
ola Seventh Avenue Cab stable
Leased for 100000.

Francis Bannerman & Son leased to
Peyton M. Hughes the entire building
covering the old cab stable site at the
northeast corner OF Seventh avenue and
Thirty-seventh street. on plot 10ox250.
for a term Of years at an aggregate
rental of 100000. The property Is to
be remodeled for automobile showroms
and garage.