davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22

ss.5OO. May 10; atty. L Rosenberg, ,iiidSs
GRANT Az, 5, sics.i5 isiiihh st, zoos
Rsy,nf aoa ait nsy sh 81 S oS. nv.
soeMpronisSi. Realty atty co i 10 Arthur eO
Doyins .s2t " stth st, Oct z, 1Si:;
ioo-rrcatsbie Really Co C to Arthur s
Dey.ns "a. W ssth 81 Oct !, lSi::;
osHN HT MSV ic 81 Liberty BE- yyos6iioca
ootIloo.4- Prontabie' Realty CO 10
si tsur .s,y poy Morris 81 stth Oct =
rfaLh Nv. SIS. {: :. aa!.oiiooiii ai1iio;cN
a,s I sssn aC f. stss S sss r oa.f
LoN q fs i1S Wv. HE. =. 'ss7s i3isS
ssml R.iiin, iae " e4th st.. mtg $500,
May 20; atty. Title Guar T Co, 1!e
DupLky Ay. asia, lot 81. map Harrington
a. p vSSsdooisSsfhrstian LsSksi 70 Gqs Hoo
May 10; atty. Title Guar q r CO, 1!ee
1Ssp 81 :. iit W " ccaiii.ndi Az. aS.i5oi
ss 81 tssd c !. Msy iS atty ThSi
i'ssA ssS p go ki, SssTs,
mtg eHooo. M Nav IT, st,y Tho. io9d Pa 81
SANE FRoPERTY-wm II Mccormick to
Frederick G Kiefmann, 1868 Clay av
mtg $4,000, May 10; atty, same. 81
MACI.AY AV. sIo-12, . g, cas- or
W, Ss.iox " cas- 60 av n 1910 to
irreE-smith Williamson to Peter J Me-
CURE and ano. $40 w 1f5th ST. mtg
si,soe, May is; atty, Smith wiliiamson.
l5sD ST. = IiS " courtlsndt av, aSx
ioo-wm H Mccormick to Frank c
kienmsnn, 1883 Clay av, May 10; atty,
4 Patterson. Jr. bas Courtiandt
wxISoS 49, iisii iiS;h' st. ~.
leJ so;ioxso ioTnmma Hanson to
as1:n SidE snS Loan An A,sn - Of Mott
81 Bway, mtg $500, May 20; attys,
Koenig, 3 q A, II Cedar ST .........si
los-AIfrsd J Taylor to Anna Leary,
3o46 Sd av. and ano mtg $4,000, May
-; attys. A C Hally. 2cs9 West
SHERMAN Av.s a cor lssth st. ssIic0~
sft W. sam ct. May 10: attys. Morris
sHERkAN ET. ST. is i..th at, :'i lot.
same. May 10; attys. same; =
sHERMAN AZ. W cor is;iih st. ' ios'sG
iooxioSSiooi-Chss J Leslie. ref. TO
si isRi x, VI .'ty' 1867: :s' n: i;;is 5000 e.
lots. saah i5Iioo--sams to same. May IL;
atty, ssmsi > deeds. ..te.o 900
iesii t. issth =, sIoo%s.ms to same.
May IL: attys same. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
DUANE ST. BUILDING SOLD.

The Charles f. Noyes Company and
William A. White 6 Sons have sold TO
William II. English ~ to 46 Duane
street. five story loft building. 33x52.
The property is assessed at $4,000 and
was purchased by Mr.. English on an all
cash basis. Recently tho Noyes COM
pany sold TO Mr.. English 50 TO So Duane
street and to 13 Elm street, the ten
story structure formerly known as the
Jones Building" This latter property
Mr. English took IN the name OF the
Elm-Duane Corporation. It is under
stood that the present purchase was
made for investment and the property
will be placed in the hands OF the Noyes
company for management. Elek John
Ludvtsh was the attorney for Mr.. Eng
ish and Judge Cornelius Doremus rep
resented the sellers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation, the one-family dwelling at
S003 Tenth avenue TO s. Dattner. who
now occupies the premises also for Alec
Building Company, the one-famiiy dwell
ling at 21b3 Sixty-slxth street, to Alex
ander X. Moses for occupancy.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Concetta Minneci the one family dwelling
at s7la Fifteenth avenue. 7oxs6.s.
Frank Bambara was the broker.
Samuel ]. Tankoos sub-leased. 1t an
aggregate rental approximating $4,000
for the Capitol Lunch System. in tho
property recently acquired through the
Same broker at the junction OF Fulton
street, Fiatbush avenue and Hudson
avenue stores TO A. Pomerantz and the
LAngdon Speciality Shop.
Walter 3. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for Clara n. Keickeissen the one
family house at BS6 sixty-eighth street
10 client for occupancy.
Buckley q Horton Company sold ls4
Clinton avenue, three story dwelling
with. garage. sox20o, known a. the
Beard property. Cor the Frederick Con-
struction Company.
Moister Builders. Inc. sold 1898 Sew
enty-seventh street, a three story cot
tage, 91.6x100. to a client for occupacy.
The Berkshire Realty Company Go
seph G. Haft. president) sold 1919 to
,203 Thirieth street, two twenty family
houses. each 50xlOo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22

s ss.: stsay f s.Ssr and sg; .aSy
heavy weight. choice and prime. ,lGsoV
1915; medium and good, ,ls;to@15.s5;
sU%% sSa .ilss9asss light wsshs good
s sr. has Sis cow. ssisSit cH Gamers s
and Sssas yis cn'v'' s. ,sst
: sss 'lO.aSois'ss; st00i'r steer. 1850
.:; D to iS: ssxs $780, ss.. : ..tss. 9D:. .
down. ,ls:ssei!ss. IS ms up. sii,a5@
asoS : sRa,ns se,ss ;iSos ou %:H' aad
common. sAa5@s.75.
ST. LOUIS, May a1.-HoEs-Receipts,
1909; strong, Lights t,o;is92o'to,; glgs
1850: good heavy. s2o.7O 8aoso; bulk.
&c; Ssos .,:dE Native
stocEers ana feeders, siOSlssoi Yair to
. sSr s S'i tsi sSs s snd
cutters. '5'so97'5; native calves $3.50
sheeg..HsooIpts, $500 steady. Lambs,
and choppers, ss0s.5o.
PITTsBURG, May 21:--Cattle-stsady;
supply light; Prime, .ls@lSsS;; D.,
ws,ssse $3.50 OH; uP eail. ana si' commo %S
n9S.6o; lambs. s149l9. Veal calves.
Sl701750.
Hogs-steady: supply. double decks.
Prime heavies, mediums and heavy York
ers. tn. sO9:le5; light Workers. s21
2l.aS; pigs, 32o.6o621; roushs, s176ls.
CINCINNATI. May 21.-Hogs-Receipts
g. 900; steady. Packers and butohers S20.50
6s1.s6; pigs and lights. $1,000.
cattie..Reeeipts. 700; steady. Calves
strong, tT616.50.
sheep-Rsceipts. 200; steady. Lambs
steady.
EAST BUFFALO, May 21-Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 1873; active and steady. Calves
Receipts. $50; active; ss91s. few at
Sisa5.
mixed, ta2.itai2a5: Workers, s.2.is;
light. s2l.?5 R21.5o: pigs. 321 63i.25
roushs. iis@1sboi stays, si39is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ], 500: slow.
Lambs ss@1o.s5; yearlings. slo9l3:
wethers. sll q 1850; ewes, IS Q 1850; mix ed
ahaen iO.b0nll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT IL vEsBY SrRBEr.l
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.

By Bryan L. Kennedy.
HAL sor 81 si.s g. : .I.s sale; to Herman
ssaiosh " .,s IA. s aIs ., Msd, e a. az
,.sT ii'i sE 81, .'r n ,i,sss s,:S - ,o,
~ M Az. 2. iIi . astth ct, y.,x
q Al!..sndsr TOftS diseased. 'D to joan
EiNNassr 81 I: isIii Ra;n:iS.. 900 90
thai for vacant vol sale; to A M Grsn:
FAIR HAvbN. Monmouth q" NN,Ss0
r,sh i &c and Shrewsbury river, IN acres
ssntbvildinss. &c, trs saie--Estate Of VIM
Spern. DECEASED. knocked down to Geo
H1ssiS sSy 5sT PxRK.> \, - ,;,L n
.. ETY. concrete dwls. vol sale. bid n
HpAR SWAMP RID. W. IA, n NIL; MstI,o
khar r. AZ so.ss.s. vacant vol sale; to
'fS u, 49,: .s PIT iSsd ST icsgicS!' l SO
bloc bid q. =: c,S ssl : %;h SG.S:,
BY Henry Brady.
lsO.i, i sty INT ana st,eW WI n AZ M.v.r 10.
:sii.,: i ssn: &C. IN. ct Il due:
isxleoli, . sly and b nursery0r Il
Wood, sdmr. &C. agt w @ Wood ct al:
que; tls,essisi taxes. &C, $40; to Mary
l. Wood for ts.7se.
BY Joseph p. Day.
NTH ST. aiS w. n 9, 10TH " 81
Nicholas sv, t5x25.2, . sty BIZ dwir
aenry Chamberlaine art II Il A Davis
a.; Que t,sse.ss; taxes. 40, SIo6; to
the plaintiff for $1,000.
b Samuel Marx.
9TH "a, st1 W.. q. s7s nth Az,
sexteo.t. : sty tpmt and strs-- N x
Dyer q 81 ast Lena dehrinrer ct al;
Sas, Sihiao.s<i taxes, 40. tssb,7o; With
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
VANDEWATER ST. ~ and a. w cor
Pearl. ss.5xst. exsL7xsss 3 sty tnm, and
srs-H 8 ogiivis agt J " Farley ct al;
que. tn,6fl.t9; taxes. Sl,4sl.66; to the
piantin for siS.5oo.
BY J. H. Mayors
10TH ST. ~ u, .. 500 . 6th av. ss1
ioo.il. g sty nat and strs-E II Delaneid.
comm. egt Baml Harris ct al; due.
s!I,ISi.0s; taxes. &C, Sssa.So; to the
PLAINTIFF for $4,000.
LAT sios EIGHTH AvENUE,l
BY Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON Av. I2ts, Q O. Sles a Issth
St ilxilt1oxBsxil3.li, 6 sty nat
warren w Erwin, partner, &C, art Har.
rieetts Holding Co ct al; due, t[ST0s2.
t.xeA &c. ts.sssIo; to the plaintiff for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
BUSINESS LEASES.

Edward J. Hogan leased to Joseph
Whitman. importer Of Oriental rugs. the
seventh floor In the Winfield Building,
northeast corner of Fifth avenue ard
Fortieth street, at rental of approx
mately 100000.
Herbert Hecht q Co. leased to the
Louis X. Liggett Company for the Fiji
teenth Street Garage. Inc, the gsrass
at 4l28 West Fifteenth street, 10oxlo0
The property In an Astor leasehold and
was Improved by John ]. Giilen about
two years ago. The Liggett company
will use the space for the. storage Of
its own cars.
Shaw q Co. rented stores in the fol-
lowing properties OF which they are
managing agents: At 2os6 Lexington
avenue to Nathan walaensky; at sos
East 117th street to Samuel Mitnitsky.
and at lssv Third avenue TO Bongiovi
& Amato.
Pease q Eliiman leased q large corner
store in the erty-washinston Street
Building, at tho southwest corner of
Liberty and Washington streets. TO tho
Gem Fountain Corporation at an as
gregate rental of $4,000.
George r. Read & Co. leased the
building SIS Sixth avenue to the Lor-
raine Waist Stores Corporation for the
estate OF William T. Sabine. represented
by Southack & Ball.
Dwight, Archibald & Ferry. Inc. leased
a floor in 1853 West Forty-fourth street
to Gabrielle Anderson and space at go
West Twenty-seoond street TO Kntz &
Abrahams.
N. & l.. Hess, Inc, sublet the four
tenth floor at So Fifth avenue to Fer
dinand Gutnann & Co.. publishers.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased q loft
at las TO 15s West Thirtieth street to
A. Bloom to Royal Ribbon Flower Com
pany the sixth floor at 80 West Twenty
sixth street to King Davidson The third
floor at 30 West Thirt$-fourth street ;
to Henry Fisher the third floor at isS
Fifth avenue; to r. Vozi q loft at 1o2
and lok West Thirty-eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
HONOR PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Two Men Leave Auburn and Arc
Sought Here.

State troopers on duty near this CITY
were notified yesterday that two honor
prisoners escaped from Auburn Prison
and are pr1pably making their way
here. One OF the escaped convicts.
George Hummell, "a. formerly lived I'm
Manhattan. The other is Harry Cobb.
rs. They were last seen at the prison
Monday night.
Col. Edgar Jennings, warden, sent out
an alarm to constabulary mobilization
points and TO all police departments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Av, ISs. q 9 1s7th bt. str and
front b-Gustav + Boehme 10 II D Me
metz, $50 Audubon ay. 10 yrs from May
!. 1919; atty, Arnold. Metuchen,
TIN Nv. ,i,a,sis,, str n-Pccomc Realty corpD
10 Herman Furgatch, a263 7th av. ISL.
yrs from FEB !. i9ls:;;;::..';s.::..i.o;o
TO Nathan Baden, ~ Bowery. 9 yrs from
March 4. 1915 address. io2 Bow
sd iv. ioi. siii.P:t:rsdsld Rsa Ieq tor roD
60 Albert Eisen. ls7 Amsterdam av. and
ano, . yrs from Aug I, 1919; atty. VIM
BowTRY. iIf. ar and b-woIf Nader 70
Abr Ash. isT Bowery. yrs from April
/. 1918. . yrs renewal. .....,..., s2,l0o
al Av. 2ll7. cor 1osth ct, cor str and adj
store and cellar-Frank Maiback TO An
Eeiina Miraglis. ais I'd av.. yrs from
ss 4 81 Isl H. str ana S sKst'la ss.ig
TO Katie Tatel. 3Sl Il ssth st, 8 yrs
t frSm asy 4 1919 ,,o;,n,'.,',';tis;;ss4ss
to 15Ith 1t ~ to N y c a u
r Co. ail-Miehael J and Daniel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
PATERNO TO BUILD
ON WEST END AVE:
Plans Handsome Apartment
for Northeast Corner Of
108d Street.
WILL BE 10 STORIES HIGH
Trust Co. Sells Old Vanderbilt
Home at Madison Ave. and
57th Street.

Another Of New forks big builders
has come to the conclusion that the
tim. 10 ripe for the resumption Of op-
sations He is Joseph Palermo. whose
name has figured prominently In con-
nsction with number OF big apartment
house projects in this city. Through
Earle & Calhoun, brokers. Mr.. Palermo
has just completed the assembling OF a
site ioo11x9s, at the northeast corner
Of West End avenue and 1904 street. on
which he will start Immediately the
erection Of a thirteen story apartment
house containing suites of six, seven
and eight rooms, with two and three
baths. This project will be the most
Important of its kind undertaken on the
upper West Side In a great many
months. -.. ..s.'-..
-he new house will take the place of
the six three story and basement resi-
derces at $50 to SSS West End avenue
and 253 West 1881 street. Mr.. Paterno
begsn the assembling OF the site under
the name of the Ss4 West End Avenue
Corporation when he purchased The
dwelling at that address In 1915. He
has just completed negotiations for the
purchase Of the other dwellings. The
correr house was owned and occupied
for a number of years by Thomas +.
Smith, treasurer Of Tammany Hall, who
is also the seller OF the 1850 street
house. No. ss2 West End avenue was
sold by Francis p. Sillech, sse by Louise
=. cozIens and SIS BY lansing o.
Helden
When the new building 10 completed
the Palermo holdings at this corner will
represent value Of approximately
$4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WASHINGTON AvENUE-Frsnk l..
Partridge sold for Minnie Mandei to
a client Of Jerome A. Kohn, attor-
ney. the garags%a at 1904 washington
avenue. 7bx100, In a cash transaction.
The buyer is an investor. 0ustave
Frey acted for the seller.
WEBSTER AYHNUE+The Bond and
Mortgage GUARANTEES Company sold to
q client Of Ernest r. Bower the two
story dwelling at the southeast cor
ner Of Webster avenue and ao2d
street.
SEDGWICK AvENUD-David L.
Woodail, Jr.. sold for Mrs. Delaney,
to client for occupancy 1857 Sedg-
wick avenue. a two story dwelling,
26x116.
HOME STREET-steinman q Stein
man sold for Henry Miller 1861 and
1858 Home street. a five story apart
ment house. 5ox1oo. to q client for
investment.
wHITLOCK AvENUE--Leitner, Brs-
ner q Starr sold for NJ. L. and c.
Ernst S55 Whftloch avenue. q three
fvmily house, 25x1o0.
EAST 1s5TH STRBET-Wiiliamso 4
Bryan sold the three story building at
42s East 135th street, 2ox10o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 12lsT sTREET-James II.
Cruikshank sold to Katri wiiska the
three story dwelling at lai West IsIst
street. eox10o. M. u. Mulyihill was
the broker.
WEST 18TH sTRBEr-James II.
Cruikshsnk bought from Tobis Wolf
son 1N West 117th street, q five
story double nat. 25xIoo. Harry
sugarman was the broker.
hi4HTH AVENUE-The Dormond
Realty Company, Simon Myers pres
ident resold TO an investor a447 and
s%4s Eighth avenue. two I'VE story
FOUR FAMILY nats. each 25x120, which
the sellers recently bought from the
Franklin Savings Bank.
EAST s1xrr-FIRST sTREET-yoseph
=. Seitz cold for the Rainbow Lake
Club and Improvement Company ,aSl
East Sixty>nrst street q three story
dwelling, 1e.6x10O.
WEST 18TH sTREET-Estelle Chris
tie sold the three story dwelling, isx
s9.ll, at ais West Issth street to a
client OF Nail a Parker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Observation-Disclosures. 1870 head: as cars
on sale steers dull and generally q frae-
ton lower si, good beeves showing greatest
cows steady; others dull and weak. The
yards were not cleared. Common to fairly
D Drs s'' 1.. s1d per 10 100 aSo
sIeOai2.f5. Dressed beef slow and easier
salss@So Pr rs; 10 co'; ). Psnnsyr.nia
sisso; Is vIrsiniss i,sti. SIS; bulls.
IL, f1' sioG 1s IL; l. LIS? si0sG ss ' ;iss ts''S
90. 1855, 'Il; :. $50. SIC, !, ssi, iiO,sc;
j. a. pa: !. isss.' i ~; Is 'Ss!.
So: 4: $50. IS: IL. si4. 81 .. $40. $3.50; 9.
rs. It26i cows and bulls. s1.751iI.7S.
SIS. TobiH . 81 anon; q south c carqiina
; ;ss ,,O SEX s Sqi5; liza
- Pennsylvanis steers. 1852, ,1s; s.
s? sss ;i, ot; sss 1ist $685. is ,i SSI
& icOi; SO Gss eoSs; Lila, :,.i T. dOS;;.
s 1891 's' s ga ik ,1i' !'s0 isf T.
,ISO' j. O. curtis q Son: . bulls, SIS.
tlo.75; 8, lao, 5000; . cows, 1858, $40:
2, $50. 1852 2. $50. $3.50; cows and
CALyEs-Receipts. s.alo head; 1870 on
AZ sold early; Common to prime ysa s!;.:
a ss' , P:s 49, iss i es SS iss' city
dressed veais higher at 2292sho per ID;
country dressed do, arm at 20 9'se. -.
lbs average, sisi as, ISL. sis.1s; ., isf.
iss, sis; :! FED calves, !ss. SIS: John +:
Gu y i,s. So J. ~ ~ is ii, II. Hollis;
a veais. i4s. sls; 10 mixed calves. tl7;
veals, l44. sl9; IS. IA. $3.50; s. lo1. sls;
s fsndsr' I,d a , ysa: o 1as 49, l:s iI
ssls,. iSl' 'is; 4; lio. sIs5g g. l,l,
s s s ss az no. s. 'i tada g. cu % v. sis
Co: q vesIs. lsi. $3.50; : cuiis 81. SIS.
SHEET. AND LAhBs-Rsceipts. E?oo
spring lambs, Ordinary sheep (swsSj sold
a. i sr e: d iSs GFaa ns,op 50 .oS soSd
lIQ2:c. per ID; dressed lambs steady at
saies-Ksrns Commission Co.; 500 Ohio
50 sheep, rs, 1880.
HOGS-Receipts, s,a9o head; IN cars
Prime medium weight state hogs sold at
$3.50 per 100 lbs; roughs, $500 country
dressed PORK 5% AZ sfsts ho per ii lbs
average, $3.50; roughs, AIS. $3.50.
Kerns Commission Co: s. state hogs, III.
10, sal.5o. Mcpherson & Co: : State
hogs, 100. $3.50; roushs' G2I' $3.50
Live stock Markets In other cities.
KANSAS CITY. May. ai-Hogs-Re-
lo&I5c, lower than yesterdays average;
estS'iss .s! S; sSsS
. asSs .isiso o a. 81 pis: ,i.SIs, al. 'AA'
beef '' cattle weak with ysstsTdsy's low
time; butcher stock weak to iBo. lower;
veal calves. best stookers and feeders,
heavy weight, choice and prime. $500
Isl medium and good, Ns9is5o; common.
s t light weight EOOd and
slel5gi4.s5i BUTCHER cattle. hsifers, $3.50
STs sO%s tssssoS,iss svs Gamer: sS, and
handy wssSts. sil. ssSis; feeder n .te sna
sio.RS0l5.5Oi stooker steers Ss@l46O.
shesp.Rsssipts,. $500 most Grades ana
looks tsc, lover ianibs, 81 iba Or less.
I'll: y: IA :s.: .:.: :: IN:
e. ::$i lambs i;aSs : :ss sss
CHICAGO, May 2l.--Hogs-Feeeipts,
$4,000; opened strong 20 higher. closed
weak TO Toe. lower than yesterdays aver
ssf RTssiiai SSP ssf si!iS S:ssS
weight slOs5@ 3i.o5; medium weight,
;l9so9:iie; light w.ight. .:o.so@3i;
fosFS, sl,ixs $3.50 Sis.. ;i.isslsIsS.
cs az ar 5000 beef steers slow
mosti hest shs stock Is to 2Sc. lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22

KRAFT his house In course of construc-
lon at Bronxville Terrace, Bonneville,
to q. W. Truitt. Jr. also sold four lots
on monterey avenue, Pelham Manor, to
w. II. Orchard. who intends to erect q
home for his occupancy, and sold for
Witherbee Real Estate and Improve
ment Company'a stuoco residence on
pelhamdale avenue. Pelham Manor. to
r. 9, Zechraeus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
$1,000. 900 PLANT FOB B,KLYN.

A six story factory building TO cost in
the nsighborhood of $1,000. 900 is to be
erected by II. w. Cotton. Inc. machinery
manufacturers, on the entire block front
on Fourteenth avenue between Thirty
saith and Thlrty-seventh streets, Brook
Nn. Plans for the structure, which
were filed yesterday. show that the new
factory will be of reinforced concrete
and brick and will cover a plot 500xS0.
The general contract has been awarded
70 the Fred T. Ley Company. II, Hecht
OF Chicago IS the architect. The head
CHARTERS Of the Cotton company are 2ss
Broadway, Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
Paris BOurse Trading.

PARIS, May 2l.-Prices were frm on
tho Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
reptes, SO francs SO centimcs for cash:
exchange Oh London, 80 francs 80 CEN
times; 8 per cent loan, IS francs 20
centimes. The dollar ranged from
francs SO eentimes to 6 francs 81 cen
tlmea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
LENox Av. BLOCK 'FRONT.' ,or.p,

Inc Lewis II. May Company has sold
TOT me kalmia Realty Company, c. w.
Sutneu president, to Joseph II. schwartz
ne HUDSON Court ana Fulton Court, two
s'A story and store elevator apartments,
ooVering the block front on the east aide
., Lenox avenue, between Iiath and
1.stn streets. The houses occupy plots
Of io1xia6 each. I' '0~.
me property was held at Ss5o, 900 ana
SHOWS an annual rental return Of $685.
wv John r. Donneily. OF Kellogg, nm
ery Cuthell represented the seller as
a.torney. and Messrs- Kralausr q Peters
the purchaser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
LowENFELD SELLS 2 HOUSES.

tn. ne Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Corpora
d. d., mas sold 10 a client of KRplan q
, ,.her the two Ave story new law
cpsr'ment houses at 224s and 1850
Its,u Boulevard and Concourse. near
COZ o.a street. 60xl0O each. The buildings
,,o A.. forty-four apartments renting for
''"Voo' and were held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L Gilman q Co.. LEASED at
1867 Fifth avenue a large apartment
comprising an entire floor. to Marcus
Daily; also apartments at ~ East e2d
street to DR.. Robert Fl. Fowler: at Sc
East b6th street to Miss C. Wagner F;
at 10 East 66th street to DR.. F. B. St
John and william Darrach and at IA
East Ssth street TO Mrs. John w. Norris.
Butler & Baldwin leased the private
house at 351 West Twenty-second street
to william Van Dyck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
MAY BUILD ON b7TH ST. SITE.

Another Improvement either In the
form OF an apartment house or a busl-
ness structure Is foreshadowed in the
sale Of the former Cornelius Vanderbilt
home at rs East F1fty-seventh street.
northwest corner Of Madison avenue.
and the adjoining house at % East
Nfty-seventh street, which was once the
home of Edgar L. Marston. The seller
was the Union Trust Company, which
acquired tire properties about eight
years ago for the purpose of erecting a
branch establishment on the sitss The
Old Vanderbilt home was purchased in
1910 by Mrs. Margaret A. Howard
through Pease & Gilman for 5000, 900.
Mrs Howard, who Is q dressmaker, in
tended TO use this property for business
purposes but for some reason changed
her plans and sold It to the Union Trust
Company at the same price. Suisse
quenty the trust company purchased
the Mrston house for $4,000.
The combined properties occupy a
plot 4sxl00.6 and are directly opposite
the former home of Henry H. Rogers,
Jr, now occupied for business purposes,
and are in the vicinity of Tho Coils p.
Huntingdon residence and the present
rome Of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The
name Of the new owner Is not given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

10th ST. 7 WV ILfO Ins Co, aEt
He.u Realty CO. Inc a vt W A H.S SsSTseiO'urs
18th ST, n . 1855 3 LIST av. lssxloo,4--
John r Ranken. trustee. ast Alpha Sigma
House Co foreclosure OF mortEsse)i
wAsHINoToN ST, 7O2-O.. and Perry st.
iBS-Anrsd Hinton ct al. sst Conrad
Alhsidt ct al foreclosure OF mortgage /;
attyn Everett. Clarke & Benedict.
Ii3TH sT. SsI E-susan Bushnell ct al.
ast Dora Trevas et al foreclosurs of
srTH ST. i3s-17 W-Felix Isman. Inc. ast
Catherine Schwab ct al faction to de-
clare iien)j attys, Edw u q Paul oraut
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. - lss " Samuel st
browne ct al faction for decree to pay
over) atty. r w Jenkins. ..
i4ITH ST. 24s-t5-T E-charies Neon
nell, agt Mott Haven Co faction for
specific performance OF eontraepi atty.
N ] Sullivan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold at Fieldston. River
dale, for the Delafield estate. two lots
70 DR.. L. B. Buckley OF this city. who
will buiid a costly residence for his
own occupancy
William X. Macdonald sold for tho
Frank Cotter Company. Inc, q plot on
Club Drive improved with modern
FOR the City Realty Company tho plot
az corner Of woodmere Boulevard and
railroad avenue. improved with a COM
mercial garage building. TO Anna C,
Richter.
IT. Goldschmidt rented cottages at
Cedarhurst l., l.. TO Joseph Morrison.
Mrs. III. Goodman. Jack Miller. Mrs.
John !, Hart and Mrs. Rose Weisman
Fish q Marvin sold for William ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
WEST 10th STREET DEAL.

v..,. iam Goldstone has sold to an in
etc., 900 West roth street, q six story
n @ apartment house, on plot T6x1o0.
mr. ts for $4,000 and was held at
k'VOo, The purchaser was represented
LOUIS J Gold as attorney. The
''er was r. Livingston Stedman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-22
Steamboat President Beaohed.

The steamboat President, formerly the
Columbia, was beached yesterday on the
fats Off Clifton. Staten Island. 10 pre-
vent her from sinking. She was bound
for Shooters Island from Philadelphia
for repairs and carried only her crew
and supplies. On her way up tho Jersey
coast yesterday she sprang a leak and
had four feet Of water in her hold when
beached. A boat from the Standard
Shipping Company has been sent to her
aid