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New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Brooklyn Realty Activity
Shows No Abatement
Factory Building Containing
Gymnasium and Roof Car
den Among Sales Reported

NJ. Martin e. Co., manufacturers Of
underwear. have purchased the five
story building at 1870 to 1888 Palmetto
Street, Brooklyn, as an additional
plant, making eight now operated by
them in New York and vicinity. The
building was purchased from the D. NJ.
Balsam Company. 1t has frontage
OF 100 feet in Palmetto Street and floor
space of $4,000 square feet. 1t is
equipped with recreation rooms, GYM
naslum, shower baths, restaurant and
roof garden.
Investors Buy Apartment
Charles Partridge has sold the mod
ern four-story apartment at 681 Lin
coin Place to client for investment
lor the New York and Scranton Realty
Company.
Burlng e. Swan have sold the apart
ment at 1872 Kingston Avenue for the
Land Credit Corporation.
The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the four-story brick and
business apartment building at 1881
rlatbush Avenue, on lot 21x1OO, for
Johann Carsten Deelwater to a client
tor investment
Buyers Of Private Homes
the Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Homes Realty Corporation the
two-famly brick dwelling at 1893 For
ly-second 'Strect, Borough Park, to
Sarah Goldstein
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 81 Willoughby Avenue, at the
northwest corner of Vanderbilt Avenue
a three story and basement brick one
family dwelling, on a lot 2O.5xlO7.7. for
Mrs. j. A. Delaney.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Broadway Corner Lease
Involves $45O,OOO
Clothiers to Occupy Big Space
in New Structure; Other
Commercial Rentals

Sydney S. Cohen has leased for
Charles j. Stumpf and himself to
Harry Berdon and Mamie Walker part
OF the building now in the course of
construction at 1912 Broadway, at the
northeast corner Of Forty-ninth Street.
for hfteen years at an aggregate rental
OF about $4500O0.
John r. and Oscar l.. Foley and A. A.
uageman have leased for the estate of
the late c. j. Ryan for twenty-onc
years at gross aggregate rental of
about $150,o00, the property at $50
seventh Avenue to Abraham Jacobson
ana. Max Gluckman, who intend to tear
down the present building and erect
modern three story and basement
building for their own occupancy.
Pcase & Gilman have leased a store
at 10 West Forty-hfth Street to the
O'Ncill Kennedy Company; and as
agents Offices at AZ West Thirty-ninth
Street, to Nathan Opotow.
]rsch e. Friedman have leased at
"8-42 East Twenty ninth Street the
fourth floor to Tylcr-Davis. the fifth
floor to Isaac Adler and the eighth
hoor to Big G Cloak and Suit Company.
These leases are all for a term of years
at rental aggregafing $4,000
lhe Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 81
Murray Street to j. Sobcl for term
OF years; the upper part of l52 Water
street to Manuel Rodriguez and the
sixth floor at 32-34 Frankfort Street. C
the Nicholas Power Company.
The Brett Goodc Company has
lo;sed half Of the eighth floor a 2Oo- 10
West Thirty eighth Street, to the Scott
Stamp and Coin Company
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
81, 900, 900 Offered
In MAi,pfane Prices
Fire European Nations
Promote Plans to " IL,
Npm .4eriaI Triu,n phs

More than 81 600. 0.o00 has been Of
fered in prizes for airplane reces
throughout the world, according 20
Victor de Saint BlaNcard. secretary of
the Aero Club Of France. who has 5ust
come to the United States. He said
yesterday France. England, Italy Bel
glum and Spain were all planning estab-
lishment of aerial transportation lines
to their African colonies. in addition
to the aerial mail lines that had been
projected.
OF tho more imror;ant nrizcs o.
fered for aerial events, NJ de SAINT
Blancard cited the following:
]. The British government is offer
ing prizes amounting 20 $500, ooo for
airplanc competitions to develop safer
aerial nav CATION.
. 100000 has been given 10 he
Aero Club of France by Henry neutsch
de La Meurthe for development OF aero
nautics
3. Prizes amounting to 100000 are to
be offered for the trans-continentai
competition organized by the Aerial
League Of America
4 The French newspaper echo de
Paris has given S60,oeo for priLes in
a 1900 mile curcuit race.
D. Another French paper, "L'Avenir'
has given 100000 FOR cross country
contests.
g. s5o,ooo is offered to the iirst Aus
tralian pilot who flies from Great Brl-
tain TO Australia.
:. The London Daily Express offers
s50,0 for demonstrations of the pos
sibihty of aerial commercial trade
routes TO India and South Africa.
s.. $52, 900 for the first Portuguese
or Brazilian aviator to A. from Por-
tugal TO Brazil.
Q. 10000 mas been offered by Thomas
H Ince for the first transpaciac flight
10. $4,000 prize has been offered by
Raymond Orteig for the first ght
from New York to Parss
VI. de Saint Blancard said the Italian
poet aviator Gabrielle d'Annunzio "a
planning q fl ight of 10000 miles from
Rome 70 Toxic and back.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Buying in Westchester
And in Other Suburbs
Many Cottages Come Into New
Owners Hands; Purchasers
of Plots Plan to Build

Burke Stone has sold for Robert J.
Schierloh, new house under construc-
ton at Crestwood to James Flynn;
for William Taber, his residence at
Fairvicw Park, Tuckahoo: for William
A. Anderson, plot near the Bronx
Vile Station 30 Oliver II Oake, a
local builder; FOR Captain ". Collier,
house on Sagmorc Road and in CO.
operation with Prince & Ripley, a
large residence in ScarsdaIe, to A. S.
Reynolds, Of Madison, Com.
White Plains Buyer to Build
The Robert E. Farley organization
has sold for the Gedney Farm Com
pany a large plo- on Robinhood Road.
in the Gedney Farm section of White
Plains, to John A. Allen. Mr. Allen
plans to improve the site
Edgemere Corner Plot Sold
The Meister Builders have sold to
Fering G. Horowitz. the southeast
corner of Edgemcrc Avenue and Beach
Thirty-tirst Street. Edgemerc, Long
Island, plot 60Il00.
Dwelling in Flushing Sold
j. Albert Johntra has sold the two
family brick dwelling at 1862 Twen-
tieth Street, Flushing, for Robert W
Bruce to Nathan Dange. 1t is on a
plot 27xl00.
South Orange Home Sold
Eau P. Hamilton & Co. have
sold for Oscar Schocnherr his resi-
dencc and grounds at 3ll Tillou Road,
South Orange, n. j., to j. S. Sloan.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Robert E. Doubling Buys
Lo,cer Broad,Uay Realty
Pays Campbell Estate Its Price for 81, Home Of
Wells, Fargo Express Go. for l8 Years; Resale
Is Hinted; Leased Until 1922 to Present Tenants

Robert L. Dowling, who disposed re-
..,,v Of the Mortimer Building, in
w.u Street, and the six-story building
:, a. and Sc Nassau Street, at a proit
..resented by six figures. appeared in
\. real estate market yesterday, buy
:. through the Brown-W Wheelock Com
..rv the building at 81 Broadway
r,ieh fol the last eighteen years has
,..o the home of the Wells Fargo Ex-
.,.ss Company. Mr.. Bowling is said
;. have paid cash for the property,
S.;cb was held i'll the market at about
,,ao0Oo II extends through the block
;s.r ss. Broadway TO Trinity Place. front
=, 9s.6 feet on each street and being
snS feet deep
y PROSPECTS for a quick resale Of the
,,anrty are bright. In fact it was
rp.;sed p,isd about that Mr.. Dowlins would
IKE profit on the property before the
S.v set for him to take title, the un-
Js,stsnding being that he had virtually
r,sod the building.
Tie Wells Fargo Company, which,
ike all other large express companies,
IL under the control of the Federal gov
srnment, holds the property under a
i,.se. which has three years TO run.
I;nless this lease can be purchased the
intensive development ri the property,
which conditions in the downtown
snsncisl district demand, cannot be
arnched until 1922 The Bank Of the
nouinlon Of Canada leased the store
isor recently
NJ. Dowllng buys the property from
Howard Townsend as executor of the
Campbell estate. which is understood to
have held the property for century.
The realty is on the block north of the
site Of the twenty-five story Cunard
Steamship Building, which is to cost
more than $4,000, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

oGnEN Hp AZ; Az; 'sse. g .. 5ost11.1z5oSllc.1o.
Northern av, mtge .S43.oo0 Aug 10;
nitys' Nehrins Bros, Its St Nichoaa
TEi.i.rN ~, 1$il $, 25xlco Louis
Iipkin ct al to Auna Goldberg lS4l
Te'ler 'r,,1 az ay; mtse 5000: Mus 8 s'ty.
SOuTHERN RLNp. W $, los $ lssd s.,
INloG1ix4 4avoo.@: Arrow HoIhng Corpn
to Bernard bru'nlnond 2t7 w Joath st:
,Itgo - 900, Aug II; atty, riuc q
BATIIGATE AVE; coe7.2a' n w con, 50 ~
S S4' Jos los q 1laft ct al to sylvsmor" Realty
o. ~ Nassau St mtCc $50. 900: Aug
-; atty. Till" G & T CO. l,6 Bwav $50
WEsTcHEsTER AVE o cor railo st.
5ox lo..lx AllN 2sx 100 to
ST II 81 20 beg Norman Read +; Corn,
to Wildor Realty Co. 80 Union sd: lntce
$4,000; Aug /; atty, Title G g. r 90.
woopycREsT AVE $, ia n ls4th st. ST.
o. IIoN 100; Chas : sudbrin} to Peter
Sss Nas a's sE rii@ !a'h & e. "Te g. s''G9 20
MrMFoRp AVE: n e cor Beach ST. lot OF
Fanny Beatty to Chas w Leavy. lo7
Beach ST. City Island mtge $4,000;
Aug IS; atty, Title G K 7 Co. l76 Bway,
CRuGER AVE, l7l2: Maria NJ Dicdtricn
to Cscelia Dowd l7l2 Hunt ave- mtee
$500: Aug IS; atty, Title G & r Co.
l76 Bway ................. .........,...,slo
Edw II Ieonhardt to Geo A IIedden. 272
" l39th st; mtgc $4,000; Aug ls atty,
srARL1NG Az. ss2o. $. HEss 2ssxli,: Mar
Groh to Ernst Haberland 1873 Merry
a.: mtse S. 900; Aug i6 atty, Title cusr
ARTHUR Av, lslsl st. 4l.7x9Ixls.7x
9ss' 9s,o' Susan Williams to John cambria,
ARTHUR AVE. Sc clSlst st. ssx to st
< " to beg; Adoph J. Grundler & ano
$500; July II; atty. Title Guar & I Co.
SAME PROPERTY; Anna c, wife of carI
Guar & T Co, 176 Bway ...............s1
l7sTh sT. $; lSo.2 W Anthony av; 25x
N ';annon 5s5 8 iS4th ST. ''G mtg 50. 81 800. 5"s
Aug 49, atty, Lawyers r x r co. $50
14oTm ST. 40 E, $. I6.sxloo; sidngy taDy
Frank enhen to Aaron trankenhein.
40 = l4oth st Aug Is; atty. Kurtz x
UNION AV, II W cor l5sth st. ooxll4.f
College Holding Co TO Shenk Realty and
constn Co, lis W l20th st; mtge $s3 5000;
Aug 10; atty, Morrison & s S20 Broad
COMMON WEALTH AN. Z $ 10 II Tacoma
av; also ~ n fremont av. 6oxlo0; lie
@2l f DIST ST. and ano: Aug Is atty |.
Antonelli, l42S Commonwealth av.. 81
e35D ST, cor 5th av. map WakeA.ld
$3.50: Robert j smyth to Leonardo re-
IS; atty. Lawyers 7 * r CO, l60 Broad
way ......... ........... 300
WISE AN, l559 $, ls.9xloO; Bertha
Crband TO Rosie Eisenberg, 1893 Nyse
av; April 26; atty. II Epetz 211 Broad
LOT 90, block 5o7, map part Fox estate;
Giovannins Bruni TO Pasquale Bruni
Fort Lee. J. and ano; mtge S4232
Aug . atty, Calenda, 277 Broad
17sTiI sr 99s W, $. 2oxss: Peter Ross 10
Sophie. Miller 1880 Shakespeare av;
mtge $500 Aug lS; atty, Peter Ross
W ~ - r \ NsssaH st -oo
100 Duncan \ Chisholm to Geo johnson
At Monument av and nth It. College
Point, !. !, Aug Is, atty. Il r tierdins.
40 fremont &C; and .......... $500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Results Of Auction Sales

bN Joseph 7 DAY
CEN TRIAL PARI< ". s75-s7s. W $ SOIL :
gSth st, 'oNl00. st apartment. 10 the
a2D ST. as W. : = l25 " central rark V
4rx 90 8. 6-sty apartm, Mt; to the plain
I'm ipr......, Sos, 30
92D ST. SO W, S $. l7o W Central PARK
W, f9xloos, 6-sty apartments TO the
e2D ST, 12-14 W, $. 2l5 W Central Park
w, 4sxlVos, o-sty apartment; to the
Dlaintiff for.......... So o -,
ASTOR PI.. 26. z $. front bet Lafayette
pi and 4th av. li1X2. G.sxio opNo.5.
p1 la, 'Isty j., oHice and slr bldg II g sre W
atty Anderson K 4. partition. to Tho
pialntln lol...... ..-................ sl5. .0OD
~ Henry Rrsdy
SD ST ll@ w. 30 " Columbus AK. 1Sx
IV7.- f-siy and b dWs. 4 d. w seaman
~ e Icycraft. WIN .t al d'.4.
> o''.-s taxes etc, S..l94.90, to the
llaintir for........ sl5,ooo
81 -NN. 1Sol II a. lpoth st CSC .uI 81.
2'-iN Loo. 5-sty tnt and strs: - + Kings
land agl Roel Really Corpu ct al; due.
s@o'f2o: ta%es, etc. $1.45u. withdraai..
~ Samuel Marx
~ ~ 81, 4oe = :. - Isl av' 25s -
aGt solomon olinka ct al; due, S7.657 -.
taxes, etc. Sfo9.9o, 10 the plaintif
sy Charlcs a. Berrian
Az. s.. 565 u lT7th st. 5ox
95N-XA5.3. Hartford Fire lns 60 agr
RIVER Realty GO st al; dues $3.5a5. "a
taxes, etc, $2So.l4. to M pslnna
BOSTON RID. 1is7 AZ e. ieSth st. 5i'ss
81, a-sty fat Murphy agi T. ~
White 81 al: due. Sl3.n1Gq2. taxos etc
f'5', ist mtge of $4,000. 10 tho Mad.
line Realty Co for -......... So. 600
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Limited Trading Reported
From Northern Borough

J. Clarence Davies sold to Hilda
Sanders 657 Bryant Avenue, two
story brick two family house. on lot
25Xi00. Mr.. Davies has also sold for
Nora Stanton 1926 Taylor Avenue, near
Van Nest Avenue, a three family frame
house on lot 25x95.
House in I9Sth st. Sold
f. Osborne Smith has sold for Cath
arinc A. Driscoll d thrcc-story de-
tached dwelling at 81 East l9Sth Street
to Lawrence De Frances.
Sales of City Line Lots
f. Sharum has sold to Stuart Hirsch-
man four lots known as 96, 81. 163 and
1914 on map Of Broadway City Line
property, formerly Lackman property,
opposite Van Cortlandt Park; two lots
on Spencer Avenue and two lots on
West 262d Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
New YOrk-TOrOntO
Air Race to Test
All Types of PLANES
Efficiency of European and
American Models To Be
Compared: Even German
Machines To Be Entered

Fortv-four airnlanes have entered
III TIE New York 20 Toronto and return
international handicap aerial race,
which is to begin next Monday 1t is
expected by the time the entry list
closes moro than fifty machines will
b. entered for the $4,000 prizes of
fercd by the Hotel Commodore
,he United States Army Air Service il
using the contest % subject all its
European and American models to a
sew. test Tor al around flying ef-
hciency. More tran eighty govern
ment pilo,s viii take active part in the
rae which is under the. auspices OF
the American Flying Club, II East
Thirty-ciehth Street.
In order 20 care for .hese ayiators.
The War Camp Community Service
yesterday accepted the task Of pro-
viding canteens on the aelds Of the
three control stations AZ Albany,
Syracuse and Buffalo. One major. one
lieutenant and Ten mechanics were as
signed b. the United States AR Ser
vice % each of the three control sta
tons 20 care for the army machines
when they land on the fold
GOOD arrangements Complete
Arrangements were completed res~
terday Tor feeding the pilots taking
par = re race. The moment an air
plane lands a. one OF the control
stations hot chocolate or coffee and
rourishing food VIII be ready. Zach
pilot VIII also receive w. {. c. s
ration or package Of food, 10 eat
during the flight o tho next control
station.
In Ter the new rules of the contest
it is expected the entire fight OF 900
miles VII be completed in two days.
The machines stay at each control
tation only thirty minutes, unless
something goes wrong.
The foreign machines entered by the
government. with ne exception Of the
German planes. were all sent to -his
country as models for United States
construction. IHcv WI. rot their first
exhaustive test under real ayinc con
dltlons during the race. They include
lVe British. four Bremen and two
Italian machines. The government
also IS entering seven German airpiaaes.
All of these, together with the ma
chine Of American make. VIII be flown
oy United States Air Service pilots.
Prince to &c. as Starter
Final arrangement FOR starting the
race have been completed. Il is now
definitely assured that tie Prince Of
Wales viii start tAe Canadian entries
from Toronto. Al e.. the United
ates Air Service entries from Day
ton, ONO, and Mount Clemens. Nich.,
VIII start from Toronto The re-
,.lo :.
General William Mitchell. Of the
United States AR Service. VIII act as
starter az Mitchell Field, Long Island.
He may also enter the race in ma
chine after he has started the other
en,rlcs.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Recorad Transfers
Downtown
Downtown

S1s1n @ ST It %Tsn SGs "sa''g" sS~ I" Geo cSSsas
40 Madison st; mtg $1,000; all liens;
Aug is; atty Iawy II & r Co. 100
llITRI'u ST. sl7. :. id.2 Iispcnsrd st.
2bxss; CHURCH ST, 3l5' $, 24X75, Lis
25H 8 4ax W ax u 2st> W 1sx N u.
~ beg Hubbard ana l'ciNotto to Hway
Ssvs Institn, 81 Park pl b and s.;
mig S5',ooo' ,,,. +. : 5os an liens July 3, !;
MI LBERRN ST, s. So. -6th part Rowery.
100. lie part: 1l2,h st. $$7 e, . part;
10th st. $O4 -os, liz part, Jos Bovc to
Maria NJ di Rosa, S3 Bayard St March
HENRY ST, 297. n $, 2ax77.7; Bway-Iohn
st Corpn to Nathan and Emil Berger
a$7 Cherry st; mtg $4,000; AUG IS; atty
Marcus a sherman. 1872 Nassau St. Slo0
ST' $50, & g. TX 100; Mo'lie
Anschci Ashisker. % Pike st; All liens;
Aug 10 atty Saml Helinger, 3o9 Broad
way -'---.'.' ..'.'...--.. SloV
East Side
INO WYETH to Lexington Thirty
fourth st Realty Co. so Bway. con-
firms decd lost or mislaid, dated oct
3 IS. 1918; atty, IIy station, so Bway ISL
54TN ST, l@l Il; Lexington av. 244; SAth
ST. s, 44.6 w Lexington aV, Lexington
aN PAP: also property in Long Island
City and elsewhere.
5lsT ST. 249 e. II 8, 1s.4xloo.5: Thomas
White ct al to Augusta Pusch. 40 +,
Co. l7s Bway .................... ....s1
MADISON AN. I2d st. loO.5x$o.
Sterling Realty Co to rartos Realty
Corpn. $50 ID av; mtg 500. 900 all
liens, Aug 1S;eatty' Title Guar & T Co,
sd ST. n 5, Is list av, 772xl7.5x irrcs.
and strip adj on OF l2x-, VIM B
Roller TO Aimee Sherman, 1876 w s7th
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
10Th Street Studio Apartments
Leased for $50. .ODN

Pease & Gilman have leased for a
term of wears for Senior e. Allen a.
agents at an aggregate rental of about
$4,000 to the Gibbs Studio the upper
part of the two four-story and base
ment twenty-fivefoot buildings at 8
and 10 East Forty eighth Street, Just
east of Fifth Avenue.
Ihese houses, belonging to the Liv-
ingston and Gerry estates. arc beinn
remodellcd, and the space leased com,
prlseS fifteen apartments which the
lessor will sublct furnished.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
City Buys Bronx Really
For Public School Purposes

The City of New York has bought
for school purposes tho three story
brick building at 1872 and 1874 Wash
ington Avenue, on a plot ASX9o, for .
consideration of $14.35O This proper
ty adjoins the Trinity Congregational
Church and school site at the north
east corner of Washington Avenue and
l76th Street, which the city acquired
last July for Sl35, 900, and rounds out
plot Of 10SXl50 feet adjoining pub
lic school. Clara l.. Schott is the
seller
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Rent Suites in Apartments

Pease e. Gilman have leased apart
ments at 81 West Fifty-eighth Street
to Mrs. Francis Paine, Perry A. Trude,
J. D. Carscaen, I'd, Mrs. julie Levy.
Mrs. Stewart W. Smith and Mrs. R.
letter; at "a West Fiftv-ninth Street
to Noel r. Dalton; at ll6 West Fifty
ninth Street to DR.. Elmer w. Huppcrt
and to Drs. Agatson and .Veith; at IS
West Eleventh Street to Dr. Yamei
Kin and Fl. Thompson, and at 144 East
tlity- sixth Street to Mrs. Edward w.
Brinlcy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

COLLEGE Ind nslaielu @ D "st 'sn' siS7 Wnids
aV l$oGN II W l2l4x $ 9 7osx $
., 'N." to beg Delateld Est Corpn to Har-
"lh ! Mowat, $50 " lSJth St Aug IS
, ~ az ~ Da'a'iold est corpn. - Cedar st s
p5sIxss = "a ,Gx 100 ,o, ClinloH az. l9loy
mtge 500 700; July II, atty, J J.. ner9 'i'9
stein; Reeltman st........'. slOo
iiVCGllTpN Az, 2l44, :. 2t.ltvlos; las
y Clyne TO Christ opher Hickey, 1717
tE;arhe'd $, n mtge $500; Aug Is; attys
Av, 1878, n $. 25x92.s: Frank 9'9s
Iers an 70 Nathan Lerner. 1878 Grant
az, az. mtse s4;s25. Aug ls; atty STANLEY
FOX ST, iiso e $, 2oxloo. Louis Kaem ~
s, mse ssoco aTSS1S aug g. at atty ''Sn'"ss MarTs
Lot - l'lanagan est Marie = C;erz 10
Frank G Nohc and Geo h Mullen. 1859
Calhoun st n'tge $8,ooo; Aug Ia; attys.
Herman jivlnEstone ct al to ,o'' JACOB Js.,'
Mlrehin lli9 Eath hsate sv; Aug s. atty.
NLVD, 1881. :, 5oxloo
henens9n Realty Go to Harry Silver-
atty. Werbin, 200 5Ih ay$lO0
BRIGGS AV 5, lio II l55th st. 2oxS2. :;
los 'ahowsky To Sadie wife Jos Ka-
No"sNy' 100 Nrisgs Av, AUG IS; ATTY.
Fn6t Barho 233 Bway ........-. 800
PART LOrS > and 10. map 1lOIA: Ilud-
son = Rose Co TO Patk Sweeney S9S
o.graTd av Mug IL, atty, Sweeney,
Lot 50, bll> -, map Elenwald: Chas ",
,'ANes to Roht Roger 1880 Boyd av
Juiy & atty, Ralph flichos. 1890 White
Il'W Af'I rs ~. cor Olnville av.
40. lnNiQ Nln5. = Summit Trust Co. eAr
TO thAs - Calvin. sS2 +, l9lst ST iulv
- atty, q McCausland, Al Parll
,.nW .......... 600
-, 'lSEL NN, : cor ltH1h st, iG0xlQ0 .
h"alty 'orpn, 35 Nassau st, mtge 81. 600
Aus ~ atty, JOS 6 Lcvi. 81 Liberty
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Lots in Brooklyn
Offered at Auction

The real estate holdings of the late
George A. Dommincy, formerly the
head appraiser for the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. are to be sold
by the Jcre Johnson jr Com
pany at auction at the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange Rooms tonight
at o'clock. One hundred and thirty
nlnc lots, located or Glenwood
Road (Avenuc G). Flatlands and
Nomscn avenues. East Ninety-second
lCanarsie Avenuc), East Eighty-nnth
East Ninety-ifth, East Ninety-sixth
East Ninety ighth. East Ninety ninth
and East tooth Streets, will be dis
posed Of. All the lots arc close to the
flatlands Avenue extension of the
broadway elevated
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Nynnc Reported to Have
Bought 05ih Street Flats

Charles Wynne is understood to have
bought the three apartments at SO. g..
and So West Sixty-fifth Street from
the Solon l.. Frank estate. They are
I'VE stories and front rs feet on the
street. The Lincoln Square Garage ad-
lolhs them on the west and south. The
records show that the Frank estate has
held thom since 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Dwelling i'm sd St. Is Sold

A buyer has been found for Mrs
kllzabeth J.. Stanton's dwelling at So
East Fifty-third Street. The new owner
secured the house through the Brown
Wheelock Company The dwelling will
he made over by tho new owner. 1t
VIII take several weeks to make the
changes: The house is on a site Is
Ieet vide and 1908 feet deep, between
Madison and Park avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Tenant Buys 23d ST. Loft
From Bowerv Bank

The Bowcry Savings Bank has sold
the four-s,ory loft building at 120
West Twenty-third Street through the
Brown, Wheelock Company. The tenant
is the buyer. The building covers a
site % feet wide and $50 feet deep on
the south side Of the block, just west
Of Sixth Avenue. The Bowery Savings
Bank took the property in foreclosure
to protect It's investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Bronx
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

- ST 5. 20 It Of 3d av. so.1xse.
.lahAiska kunze ct al agt Mary schlof,
ter el al tdction To cancel deeds) attys
o. sullivan & Sullivan 49, -
: ~ 81 zoo, sydney Cohen agt Harry
MARKS et al foreclosure OF mortgage.
atty, J Frank.
ISronN
80 l II Ek\ BLVD. ;. 80 r. II B.rre,to
ST. 'oNlVo. Louise christinan et al as
%ainTs az. Hunts Point Garage 60
INti ot al foreclosure Q. ntgrJ a. ys.
Bochin & Plante 9'
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Assignments A Of Mortgages
Manhattan


lbt BoN Az. 800 and 405; nltges $4,000
ana 5000; Benjamin Mcrdocai to Bar
clay Holding Corpn. 2l7 Bvay. atty +
Zleser. III Bway. assns. ,ntse
AtDrBoN AZ, 4o7 and 4i1 mtees s45,ooo
and $4,000. Moses Wolf ct al exrs. to
i{arclay Holding 'orrn atty. julius ~
IIeSej, "a Bway. assns; m,ge of ST.. 600
AZ b'H'N ~, " g 4ith =; Prudential
MS 90 OF America Ia .Jno \ Stewart i3S
'ith g. ei ~. trustees ia y Of tho
liverpool and London and Globe Ina 90.
Ito attNs. Beokmau, Meuken & Gris
com. y C............ 81 nno ooo
SD ST, 80 "; utee s. ooo: John skalsl.i H.
Ajax Shalski. 1874 Kelnson st. Bklyu.
all!. Edw y Bryde. 277 Bvay .....S 81
ll%TH 81, ass W, n'ge 1000: Paul II
tranke to David \ Davies III Lcnerts
~ bNlyn' atty. e 5 Chnch. ii rarN
40"
Bronx
UNION AN. :, lli.ll 5 l5ed 81, 2f1oxqo.
Alice N Keys, eNtrx. to Chas \ Contrath
2%Io Valentine av; attys. Arnstein < +
3i2 Brook aN........ e. 5No
JACKSON AV. s55. Tiilc Guar & Trus, 90
10 Flllie calm. 2l7O BWsy, ct al. trus
atty, T G < T co. l76 Bway. ..... s. 0oo
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
Shoe Dealer Buys Broadway
Loft From Savings Bank

Spear Co. have sold for the East
h'Ver Savings Bank to an exporter and
]oober in shoes and clothing the five
story loft building at 537 and SAC
Broadway, just north of Canal Street
on plot 374x2oo. extending through
to Mercer Street. The holding has
been on the market at S175.o 900.