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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
NEW MOVE TO END
WINNIPEG STRIKE
Employers Outline Plan Based
on Collective Bargaining and
Win Official Approval.

WINNIPEG, Man. June 16.-Winnipeg
Industrial employers to-day issued for
mai statement outlining their position on
the principle of collective bargaining and
sugge sting n plan of settlement OF the
controversy with the Winnipeg Metal
Trades Council Tho employers state
ment was formally Endorsed by Gideon
Robertson. Federal Minister of Labor.
The employers agree to discuss in
dustrtal controversies with delegations
repre- senting the crafts employed by their
concerns. Leaders of the central strike
committee, which organized the SYM
pathetic strike on May 10. have insisted
that business agents Of the Metal Trades
Council should have the power 10 ad-
just disputes which effect one or more
of the seven crafts embraced in the
council.
The employers, In their statement, de-
clare that their outline OF collective bar
gaining has been Endorsed by the media
ton committee OF the railway brother
hoods as being in principle and effect
the same as that enjoyed by these and
other organizations"
Federal and city officials took the posi-
ton that settlement OF the metal work.
ers' dispute. which was followed by the
general sympathetic strike, has mar
rowed to a single issue---the one big
union. Winnipeg employers, backed by
the Government. are willing to bargain
with their employees, but not with
walking delegates"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
BROOKLYN SALES.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Adrian J. Droz the two family frame
dwelling at 1850 Hancock street, 24x
LOG. e. K. Rance was the broker.
Buckley and Horton Company sold
125 Gates avenue a three story and
basement brick dwelling. between st.
James and Cambridge places. for the
ment.
Realty Trust sold for the Alec Build
ing Company the one family semi-de-
tsched brick dwelling at 2047 Sixty
sixth street, Mapleton Park. to Jennie
z. G.. Bottiny; also for the AFTER Realty
Corporation. the brick dwelling at 1912
Forty-secoud street. Borough Park. to
Emma Lieb.
Realty Associates sold 439 Gates ave-
nue., "a three story dwelling. to Bertha
L. Coles through S. F. Edmead. broker ;
story dwellings TO Michael DeBiasi Ill
Sanford street. a two story dwelling
to L. Rinaldi through d. Santillo. brok-
er. and the plot. 4ox100. on the south
side Of Forty-sixth street. 400 feet east
OF Second avenue. to Germania Import
ing Company for an extension to its
present factory. through Herbert r.
Ludd.
Crescent Hill Improvement Company
sold a plot. 59x10o. east side of Mar
rows avenue. SO feet south of Eightieth
street, TO James r. McGrath.
Walter s. Beaver sold a three story
fiat at 1856 Kent street for Annie Nc
Cauley to Anna Quinn, and a two story
dwelling at 81 Hausman street for
George Carol to Cornelia Herring.
The Real Home Real Estate Corpora
ticn sold 100 Bay Twenty-ffth street,
Bath Beach. to Mrs. Esther Helfant.
through Kleiner q Keiner, attorneys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the ground floor In 10 Wall street to
Curtis Packer & Co.; the store In 50 Ann
street to the Ambrecht Company. mo.
and the store, basement and subcellar
In 81 Ann street to NJ. G. & A. Pas
quale.
J. Arthur Fischer leased space In 22S
West Thlrty-stxth street to Stewart 4
Wilder.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
building at 500 East Nineteenth street
to the Whistle Rottling Company. Inc
the store and basement at 1b and II
West Houston street to the New York
Yarn House, Inc; the NTH floor at 1710
Broadway to the Fulton Motor Truck
Company; the store and basement at the
southeast corner OF Seventh avenue and
Fifty-second street TO Harry Veghte; the
westerly half Of the ground floor of 410
West Fifty-second street to the w. ]. B.
Motor Truck Company, Inc. and the
store at 400 Broadway to Nepthali
Grumbach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
TIDE WATER OIL co.
BUYS BAYONNE TRACT
Other Transactions Reported
From, Out of Town.

Frederick southack ana Aiwyn Ball,
Jr.. with Walter H. Condit, sold large
tract Of land in Bayonne. N. J.. to l. T.
Waters. who resold to the Tide Water OIL
Company. The consideration Is said to
be about 100000.
Tho Browne and Sharp Manufactr-
ing Company OF Providence, r. l., placed
a contract with the Aberthaw Construc-
Ition Company Of Boston, Mass, for the
immediate erection Of an addition to
their plant at a cost of 3476,000. The
GLIDING six story steel frame extension
to one OF the present buildings
Fish q Marvin, through their Scars
dale once, have sold for William wads-
worth his property on Cambridge road
at Scarsdale, comprising residence and
one acre. to Sidney H. Smith Of New
York city. who plans to make extensive
alterations and TO occupy the property
as q permanent residence.
The came brokers have sold for the
Howe-Wlnmill Holding Corporation a
plot on the easterly side Of Brite road.
scsrsdale. TO w. 3. vanderho9f, who
plans to build in the near future; and
have also rented furnished the property
VI w hlt6E w. LhWs tT., Known ub blI
Gables on the Scarborough road at
Briarcliff Manor to Mrs. @. II. Carey OF
Seattle, Wash.
Through their Larohmont ONCE the
same brokers have sold for Anon Buck
ley his residence on Myrtle Boulevard at
Iarchmont Gardens TO Karl A. Schaefer
of this city. They have also rented tor
Arthur r. Engel his bungalow In the
woods OF Larchmont to I. Kahn OF New
York city.
8. 8. walstrum- Gordon & Forman sold
for the Highwood Land Company n
Margaret L. Place fve houses In Ed
wards and Henry streets. and leased foi
| Miss Margaret r. Ruane to Thomas c
McLellnnd her residence in wastena
| Park section, Ridsewood. ". ].
Prince q Ripley sold for Mrs. p. b
Walker her Dutch colonial home a.
Hazelhurst Park, New Rochelle. TO J
! Homes Butler of Mount Vernon. TIL,
property was held at $4,000.
GIL Realty Company, Inc. bough
from r. b. Dula through Hornor a Co.
Inc. six acres at white Plains. N. Y.
| Cornelius G. Kolfr has sold for r. A
Hamilton plot on Madison avenue
Tompkinsville, Staten Island, to John B
Alderman. who will erect a dwelling To-
his own occupancy.
| Mrs Lena Greenbistt has bought from
Mrs Matilda p. Philip her residence a
22s Lorraine avenue. Mount Vernon, n
Y. through George Howe.
| Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold for ]
Frank Davis S21 High street. northeas
corner OF Blocker street. Newark. N. J.
a brick residence. 40xlo7, to DR.. Will
lam Henry Washington.
Ward q Ward sold fifteen acres front
ing on the Pine Hollow road, at Oyste
Bay. L. l.. adjoining the property o
Cemetery Corporation.
Bay Shore, l. l.. for Charlen L. Law
renee Corporation three acres to c. NJ
Hart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
TO BUILD $1,000. 900 PLANT.

Tangible evidence that the building
situation is becoming more active Is
given in the announcement that tho
Flatbush Industrial Corporation will be-
gin at once the erection of q six story
and basement manufacturing building,
70 cost s1.50O.0o0, on a plot Of ground
fronting 600 feet on Thirty seventh
street. 240 feet on Thirty-sixth street
and 200 feet on Fourteenth avenue.
Brooklyn. In connection with this trans
action S. w. Straus & Co. have UNDER
written an issue of 100000 first mort
gage serial s per cent. bonds. The prop
erty is appraised at s1,650.000.
The new building will be completed by
January l. 1920. 1t is estimated that the
building will have a gross annual rental
Of 100000. Twenty per cent Of the
floor has been leased to the II. w. Cot
ton Co, Inc, manufacturers Of pre-
csion lathes and similar machinery. II.
W. Cotton is president OF this company.
which guarantees the mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
BUYS SITE FOR WAREHOUSE.

The Concrete Steel Company of ~
Broadway purchased yesterday large
plot at the Degnon Terminal. Long
Island City. at the southwest corner OF
orion street and Mott avenue, from the
Degnon Realty and Terminal Improve
ment Company. The plot has frontage
of l50 feet on orion street and 145 feet
on Mott avenue and will be,served by a
siding from the Degnon Terminal Rail-
road
The steel company will Immediately
improve the plot with a warehouse for
handling their steel bars, known as
Havemeyer bars This purchase evil
dences the faith of the company in tho
early resumption Of building in Long
Island City. and especially at the Deg
non Terminal, where three large plants
are shortly to be erected Joseph P.
Day was the broker in this transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

4TH Av. Iss. all---Hsrman CHASER to Hy
hs,tssten; s.m 1ih II Fis,s Yrs fro" Avg
lobby and under the three stores south
Co TO Jesse Armstr ong,. Elks club lsd
April 30, isaa; atty, A Aiisnbsrg. Iio D
SANE PRoPERTY-Airbis Mundi Rs. Really
Corp to same, Is yrs from May l. .lsit:
ID Nv. iS1s' str, Il and S.isaIc R ;stSG 20
from Aug /. 1915 ATTY. H Berlin. 81 q
ID 5i ~ III: i.adjosa - sS. .l', 70
Gresnwieh Associates, Inc, as w sist a.
ii yrs from completion Of bldg, IL yrs
Isnswi atty. Jonas g n. iit Broad:
AZ Az i;S. S., assa T. a.. i:a LAM. .ssS
i1e. 2 SIS, Il Sr. from m': ssmai..
ton q sldE u yrs renew; ,1ttys, Jonas
ssTE T. ST. H. SIS .,carris 80" r ssS see %
Gustave A Meyer and CASTOR Adam, ais
W Wv AN sw st; y r., t,Sn Sept IS S,s
l57 W S7th St yrs from Oct l.
ci.fNroN isr,, 10, store ana is..ai,rUUUee
Goldey 70 Moses Mlshkin. on the prem
S.s,sno sssss.s. yrs yrs I iro aS'' Feb ana !.
9TH AV, 1855, aii-Fr.nen Church SY
Saint Esprit. In city OF New York. 20
HSysi Rssi xT, mt, apa B,ki1'g, Co. .ss
renew; atty, Saul Levine, isi Broad
I'D ST, fSS T., All--Pstsr zimmermann 10
Hy Gilbert. sseI Grand Concourse. Bronx,
yrs from May l, 1919. 5 yrs renew
city. Martin rhierer. $40 Courtiandt
AN ii 0A0
Bronx.
lS5TH ST. 900 Il extension---Hy Holt TO
Glover Lace 4 Embroidery Works, Inc
AN u l65th 81. from June I, 1919 TO
Apr 30, 1898; atty. Morrison a v 5. $50
vAIESrINE Av. cor Fordh.1 ss'G ~
iooxl3sxs1xiia, All-s2s Trinity Az Corr
10 Valentine Theatre Corp. 40 yrs from
compilation OF bldg atty. LYMAN Dom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Frederick Brown Acquires the
Stratford at Lenox Ave.
and 115th Street.
BUYER FOR FAIRFIELD
Investor Secures Heights Flat
Worth 100000; Big Plant
for Brooklyn.

Frederick Brown purchased yesterday
from Meyer A. Bernheimer the six story
elevator apartment house known as the
Stafford, at the northwest corner Of
Lenox avenue and 18th street. The
building has frontage of 100 feet on
both Lenox avenue and l15th street and
was held at s325,ooo. The stratford
contains thirty-two apartments OF four.
Ave, six and seven rooms and has six
stores. The store rentals are said to be
in the neighborhood of $4,000 year
and the entire building has an annual
rent roll OF about $4,000. Louis Stein
field was the broker who negotiated the
transaction.
To a client OF Pease & Gilman Mr..
Brown resold the four story dwelling at
1888 East Seventy ninth street. which he
purchased last April from Laura T.
Richardson. The house occupies a plot
isx1022. near Lexington avenue. and
has an IL at the rear 1Sx36. 1t was
held at $4,000. The new owner will
occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
MURDERS SON. 10.
AS HE LIES ASLEEP
Maryland Father Buries Body
in Potato Patch.
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.


ELKroN. Nd. June 1s.-After digging
a grave in his potato patch Friday
Giuseppi diulino brutaily killed his nine
teen year-old son. Vincent. saturday
morning. Early in tho morning the
father went to the bedroom where his
sons Vincent and Samuel. the Latter
aged II. were asleep. The father, with
a sledge hammer. bit Vincent several
blows over tho mead. killing the boy at
once.
Samuel quickly jumped from the beo
and, commanded by his father. waited
while the parent dragged the body down
stairs. placed It In q wheelbarrow,
wheeled the body half a mile and buried
II in the potato patch.
Tho murderer was cunning enough to
place the body the length of the potato
rows, and after covering 1t planted po-
tatoes over the grave. He then
brought the wheelbarrow back to the
house and washed tho blood from the
bed. Giulino gathered tho boys cloth
ing into Q suit case and took them to a
wcods and hid them in a clump OF
bushes, telling his three younger chill
dren to say that Vincent had packed up
his clothing and left the house a week
ago,
Tho frightened children were in ter
ror during the day. When Tony, the
eldest son, who lives In. westchester.
Pa. came home yesterday morning he
learned Of the tragedy and informed on
his father. Tho father finally con-
serted to tell the story OF the crime
and with the officers took the wheel
barrow and went to the potato patch.
He dug up the body OF his boy and
wheeled Il back to tho house.
Giuiino was brought to jail here.
When pressed why he murdered the boy
the father said that his son III treated
OF hot water in his face. He swors
that he would get even with his son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST Hath STREET-James II.
Cruikshank sold to a client Of David
Lion the three story dwelling So West
18th street. l7.4xlo0.
H-EECKER STREET,. Irving Walsh
sold for Elizabeth Stillman the re-
malnder OF her property, formerly So1
Blocker street TO Raphael Tassi who
will erect garage.
WEST TWELFTH STREET.. Irving
Walsh sold for estate of Elizabeth
Hunt, E. H. Herzog. executor, the four
story building, BOXES, at 275 West
Twelfth street
BOWERY-Douglas Robinson. Charles
S. Brown Co. sold for Houston A.
Thomas a fVe story brick building.
b0xll4, at 33i to 333 Bowery, to
Peter p. Capped. The Thomas family
has held the property for more than
sevenry-nve years.
EAST SEVENTY-FHFTH STREET
Benson Realty Co. purchased IN a cash
deal from client OF A Blumenthal
20S and 2l0 East Seventy-hfth street.
two five story apartment houses,
40xloO
MADISON AVENUE - Lowenfeld &
Prayer sold TO William Steinberg 1894
Madison avenue, a six story, new law
apartment house with stores 50xS1.
EAST SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET-Jo-
seph F. SeitZ sold for Mrs. 3. Green
baum 24S East Sixty Eighth street. a
three story dwelling. I6.Sx1o0.
EAST sEVENTYITHRD STREET
The Connolly estate IL reported "a
have sold the three story and base
ment dwelling, l6x100. at 1870 East
Ssventy-thlrd street
WEST 10TH STREET-E. Sharum
bought from the Classic Realty Com
pany NJ. I. StrunslSy. president, so;
West 176th street. five story apart.
lneRt, 4ixl0o. through Charles Z
Moore and II. A. Raymond
HOUSTON STREET, WEST-Marcus
b. Tidey sold the three story building
2i.Sx75. at 70 West Houston street
near Broadway
MADISON AYENUE-Edward C. Par,
ish bought from J. L. Van SAINT tn,
-four story and basement dwelling al
1912 Madison avenue, 3sx51. 69.2 fee
north Of Seventy street. Dun 4
Conger were the brokera The hous,
lsrsrsaS he'd az $7o,cco. = -. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
FAIRFIELD CHANGES HANDS.

The Fairfield. a six story elevator
apartment house at the southwest corner
of Fort Washington avenue and 1884
street, has been purchased by an inves-
tor from the Exeter Realty Company, in
which Louis ,Schlechter Is a director. 1t
Is fully tenaiited and was held at $780,
600
The property occupies an irregular
plot, fronting 1923 feet on Fort WASH
ington avenue and 100 feet on 1854
street, with a southerly line of 1917 feet.
The southerly half OF the Fort Washing
ton frontage is covered by the Chess
burne. a similar structure. Mr.. Schlech-
ters company purchased the property in
1916 from Otto Hartman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

INTERvALE AvENUE-The CRAFTSMAN
Realty Company, Bernard CRAFTSMAN
president, bought from the Epps Hold
ing Company two hve story twenty
family apartment houses at 1883 and
1857 1ntervale avenue, S5x110. near
Freeman street. The property was
held at 100000. Norris Sax was the
broker.
WISE AVENUE-Charles Gelfrech sold
to Samuel Josephson 1641 vyse ave-
nue. through Frederick Z. Yung and
A. Karp.
EAST 242D sTREET-wnliam Peters
& Co. sold two three story buildings
with stores at t01 and 403 East 2t2d
street Woodlawn Heights.
BRYANT AVENUE-Nicholas Leopard
resold for Mrs. Catherine Boeglen the
four story fiat, 26x100. at 1441 Bryant
avenue to Samuel Amdur.
FABLE STREET-Samuel Cowen sold
$50 and $50 Faile street, two two fam
lily brick houses. TO a Mr.. Levy and q
Mr.. Macht respectively for occupancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
TO HOLD BRADY SALE TODAY.

Joseph P. Day will onfer to-day at
noon in the Brooklyn Real. Estate Ex-
change, 1Ss Montague street, at absolute
public auction to close the estate OF the
late Diamond Jim" Brady seventy-two
lots located on Albany avenue. Farregut
road. Glenwood road, Troy avenue. f, st
Forty-first and Forty-fourth streets, Fla,-
bush. The sale Is by order of the execu-
tors. the Columbia Trust Company. Rob-
ert L. Gordon and Richard c. Crowley
Under the terms of Mr.. Bradys will
these lots were left to the New York
Hospital and to the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, and the sale has, therefore. been
ordered In order to turn the property
into cash. the proceeds to 90 toward
helping to promote the work Of the two
institutions
Also included in the sale Is the two
story and attic frame house at 1888
Avenue Q. northeast corner Of East
Tenth street. 6oxl25. containing sixteen
rooms and bath; also nine lots in the
rear on East Tenth street, 20x100 each,
and two story frame stable adjoining,
covering a plot 35x1o0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
RESULTS OF RIDGEwooD SALE.

The Jere Johnson Jr, Company last
Saturday sold ninety-three lots located
at Ridgewood. Queens. for a total Of
s25,3s5. over 400 hundred persons at
tended the auction. Included in the sale
was a two family house. which brought
$3,700, the purchaser being Fred Ehren
Trelch. Three lots on the corner of
Fresh Pond road and Mount Olivet ave-
nue. were sold TO T. r. Baker for $40
each. Two lots on the corner OF Mount
Olivet avenue and Mary street brought
$335 each.
Other buyers were II. Landau, @.
Young. w. A Fluhr. Otto Dickson. Frank
Koib, A. v. O'Hare, Jacob Reuss. John
D. Dalgi, ], Kenny. Richard Haupt, NJ.
Keller. J. H. Chemnit. L. e. Kempler. J.
q. Esswen, Jr.. and Elizabeth Hulstron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
GERMANY REPAYING SWISS.
First Instalment Totaiiing $780,
900 Arrives at Frontier.

GENEVA, June ia German train
has arrived at Basic with 14,0o0. 900
gold marks GS,6Oo,Ooo) consigned TO
the Swiss Government for the repayment
OF loans negotiated during tho war. The
export OF this gold from Germany was
especially authorized by the Council OF
Four In Paris,
The full debt OF Germany 70 Switzer-
land amounts to ss7,So0, 900. OF which
81. o00. ooo 10 owed 20 the Geneva Red
Cross. which viii be paid later. after
The Allies accounts ara settled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
MAKES QUICK RESALE.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
psny has resold 81 West Ninety-third
street hve story double fiat. 37.6x100,
70 DR. Isaac Hill and Frederick Sayres.
who own the adjoining similar property
~ SO, and now have a plot 75x100. The
buyers will alter the house into small
suites The seller acquired the property
last Friday from Mrs. Annette Kosofsly
through John Heller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
10000 MEN ORDERED OUT.
Railway shipments Strike to Be-
gin Tomorrow.

MONTREAL, June 16.-Orders for a
strike of 10000 employees OF Division
No. 4 Railway Shopmsn of America, eff
fective Wednesday morning. were issued
late to-day by the executive committee.
The order follows An unsuccessful at
tempt OF a delegation of the shopmen to
negotiate an increased wage scale and
shorter working hours.
Eleventh hour concessions on the part
Of the Canadian Railway war board is
the only thing which viii prevent a
walk out, union leaders said tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
QUEENS TRANsAcTIoNs.

Metster Builders. Inc. have sold TO a
client for occupancy a bungalow ITS
feet north of Far Rockaway Boulevard
Half Way House Station, Edgemere. l.. I.
Minor l. Plat resold for Thomas A.
Brown and Thomas A. Callahan the
northeast corner of Grand and Fourth
avenues. Astoria. which will be improved
with Ave story apartments and stores.
plans for which are being prepared. The
plot faces ~ feet on Grand avenue and
100 feet on Fourth avenue. Tho prop
erty was held at $4,000.
]. A. Johntra sold for Arvine c. Leach
a nine room house 4sx1o4 in Myrtle ave.
nue. to DIR. George Goubeaud OF Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17

wAsHINdroN, June ia bill by
Senator Edge (New Jersey proposing
Federal approval OF the agreement be-
tween New York and New Jersey for
construction OF vehicular tunnels under
the Hudson River was reported favor
ably to-day BY the Senate judiciary
Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
M'COUK HOME SOLD.

Arson d. McCook has sold his resi-
dence at 33 West F1fty-fourth street
IN the so-called Rockefeller block TO q
client OF Douglas L. Gilman. who II 10
understood will occupy. The property.
a four story structure. 20x1oo. Is Just
east OF the Rockefeller holdings and resi-
dences and was valued at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
SHORE ACRES SALE A SUCCESS.

Eighty-five out OF s2s plots at Shore
Acres. near Rye, N. Y, were sold last
Saturday by Arthur G. Sheridan at an
average OF S2.2b0 a lot. There were
about 1900 persons present at tho sale.
and when about one-third OF the prop
erty was disposed Of the owners ad-
journed the auction. Frank b. Proctor.
theatrical manager. bought about ten
plots. including the first one put up. The
highest price obtained was $3.50 for a
plot 60x262 feet on the Shore Drive,
with a frontage on Long Island Sound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-17
ATIsFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender . attor-
neyD


Manhattan.
10th ST, a .. 57B W It'll av. 36xloo.1l-
Philip Weinberg to Jno Trick. April J.
1904: atty. VIM Sanderson. 2ss BROOK
7ioTH ST, .. 100 W eth av. looxss.ll-
Leonard Adair to VIM r Rose. Feb =.
1905: Attys, Rose Il Patzel i5s
WATER ST, lis--li-l5th psrt-Geo and
Dora II Coles to Virginia. wife Of Robt
de Baulemont, June 1899: sty.;
Hand, Bonney. Peli Jones. III wal
WATER ST, IS. 3oo.3 W Jackson OF. 2sxIo-
Harry c and Hester Hand to East
River Saw Instn. 2si-S Bway. Nov -:
PARK Nv. sti: sid st. u E-s.nd.r,
1905: attys Kurxman a r. IS Broad
81 ........'. 49, $3.50
Hath ST. o g, zoo . sth av. Soxss. Ii
Co. So Liberty ct. July -, 1905: atty.
Geo Hirsch. il2s Bway. .t2.ooe