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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
HUDSON BUILDING is.
SOLD TO SYNDICATE
Mutual Life Disposes Of 16
Ii Story Office Structure
e at 32 Broadway.
PRICE ABOUT 100000
Harry X. Grigg Makes a Rapid
Profit in Resale of Front
Street Property.

One of the most important transact
tons which has as yet marked the re-
cent downtown buying movement was
the sale yesterday by the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of the sixteen story
office building at 80 Broadway. known
as the Hudson Building, to a syndicate
headed by Harry Raymond. This prop
erty, which has n frontage of SO feet on
Broadway. 4o.5 feet on New street and
n depth Of 207 feet, Is one of the best
known office buildings in the lower sec
ton of Broadway and was held at
$1,000. 900. 1t was acquired by the In
; surance company in 1914 and numbers
> among its tenants brokers, lawyers, rep
representatives of shipping interests, Inn
porters and others. 1t Is also the home
of the Journal Of Commerce.
a. Breed, Abbott &c Morgan were the at
s,torneys representing the investors and
Pease & Gilman were the brokers who
4 negotiated the transaction The Hudson
Z Building is adjoined on the south by the
Standard Oil Building at 26 Broadway
and on the north by the large Office
building at AZ Broadway. which houses
many of the most prominent Stock Ex-
grhange firms in the financial district
The eale was for cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
BUSINESS LEASES.

-Schley Company leased for
the estate of Ernest G. w. Woerz the
five story building at 240 West Four
teenth street to Alexis Rozanoff; for
Charles Schwartz. the fifth loft at $50
West Broadway TO Charles II. Rackle {;
for the Crulkshank Company. as agents.
a suite of offices in the Townsend Build
ing at Broadway and Twenty NTH street
to the Quinto Company. and for George
r Read & Co. as agents, suite 301-302
in the Johnston Building at Broadway
and Twenty-eighth street, to Dowler.
Forbes & Co.
Arthur Fischer leased for Remainder
Realty Company to Victor Carlberg the
two four story buildings at 107-109 West
Thirty-eighth street: to the American
Hungarian Restaurant, inc, the four
story building at SIT Sixth avenue. and
to Rumson & Alexion the store in 112
West Thirty eighth street.
Pease & Gilman sub-leased the ground
floor in 136-13s East Forty-frst street
for the Albert Gas Fixture Company TO
Barton Mayo.
Thomas Walker of William c. Walk
er's Sons leased to Cans, Davis C O'Neill
suites in the Barclay Building at 200
Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
BROWN BUYS SIX APARTMENTS.

Mrs. Anne e. Benjamin. daughter of
the late Henry Fl. Rogers of the Stand
ard Oil Company. yesterday sold to
Frederick Brown the northwest corner
of Pinehurst avenue and 10th street,
known as 40 to so Pinehurst avenue,
9 three five story apartment houses on a
plot 150x109. The buildings house sixty
families and bring in about $4,000 a
year in rentals. They were held at
s250.o06. Mrs. Benjamin was repre-
.sented in the transaction by Ferdinand
I. Haber as attorney. O'Rielly e. Dahn
were the brokers who negotiated the
sale, which was for cash.
Mr.. Brown also purchased for cash
= yesterday from the Winnie Realty and
CONSTRUCTION Company, through Leitner
Brener & Starr, the northwest corner OF
Beck street and Intervale avenue, two
five story apartment houses. on a plot
35x115, containing thirty five suites and
five stores and renting for about 49,
600.
In yet another transaction Mr.. Brown
purchased through William II. Mehlich
. 300 East 1sSth street from the Schorn
company. This is a five story apart
ment building 35xS4 renting for about
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
PoRTMAN ACQUIRES BLOCK.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany, I. Portman president. has bought
from Dorothy Helm the block front On
The west side OF Morris avenue, between
assist street and Cameron place. con-
sisting of four five story apartment
houses, including two corners. each
house standing on a plot so feet front
and being irregular in depth The prop
erty was held at S250.000 and shows an
annual return of about $4,000. Ernest
Damiane and Joseph A. Blackner were
ithe brokers.
Mr.. Portman has also purchased
through the same brokers from John II.
Duscall the southeast and northeast cor
neIs of Park avenue and 1S4th street
two six story twenty-five family apart
ment houses with stores. each on n plot
50x100. Each house was held at s65, 900
and rents for about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

FORSYTH ST. 80. mtg s25. ooo..Lawyers
Mort Co TO Thos II Lowerre, iii Madi-
son Az, and ano; sttys Cary a csrr O
piyIs M 81, aiS.Iawy.r vi fFitis Trust
Gao e EdIsSp SAY eS h Lsn Ms 900
18TH ST. 1915 p. leasehold. mtg $4,000.
Herman Friedei TO Jacob EisenberE, 50
siesel ct. Bklyn; attys. Lurie Fein;,
7sD sr 1V Ssa PIE E&vsclav N.mccck to Kari
Jiracek. s4e5 I'D av. Bronx; atty. j.
10TH ffN ST. 'I 8 q. mtg tiS.ooo.EauitsSis
Trust co to Jas II Ripley Of Hampstead,
,7trH 1 s Msrrsy A1 II 81 w ALL st nj. !.
Co to saml Paliak OF s74 Eastern ParN-
way. 1klyn; sttys, Kieinsr q Kieiner;;
GENITAL PARK WEST. .ii6i.js." il
s Ssssss .ssrs to Gee sn, Wsser i9s
1SIsT ST. ass W. mtg ooo-Gustay A
Diedel and ano. exrs. to Bowery Saw
Bank, 12S Bowery; attys. Cadwalader,
W i, 90 Wall st. ,OVO
Bronx.
FRANKLIN Av, . 9, 2s.t n 1908, tox1oo-
7 Investors Corp to Title Guar a T
Co: l7e Bway; atty. Title Guar a T Go,
rHoNET WELL Nv. /: lois iisth st.
8s.tx1oo-Masdalena Lamoreaux to Elisa
F Hsuchsr. Isl y i5ist st. snd snO \
w VIII Xv. 'i,ssl.Biiisnch. R sa;sUv
thai, extry. to Blanche " Rosenthal,
s5i z 7sd st; atty Lawyers q T Go.
SANE H PRoP.bnianch,e r Ro:cnihs i''t to
Minnie Badt, lt3i wilkens av: atty,
10TH ST. W 8. 1855 W So Blvd, Boxlo4-
saml Kridel ct al, eIrs. to Edw Drey-
fus, Hotel Savoy, Fifth av and seth ct (;
atty, Lawyers T g. IT Co. 100 Bway. 81
LOTS 1o4 And los, blk I. map fremont
Terrace-Wm v Cole. exr. to Jas Wing
A0s Oakinwald av, Chicago. nj; atty,
I
CITY ISLAND Nv. 8. is.ii n Cross. is'iS
100; also land under water Long Island
Sound-1sabel II Mccormick to Isabelle
G Quigley, IS Post av; atty, II
schenck, 141 Bway: an int of....s5,oO0
| HOE AV, 1710-Strong Constr Co TO Saml
D Muney, ss7 West; atty. J l Berman,
8A6 Bway. .................. .....S5,OO0
CLINTON Av. 216s-Mary e Brady to
av atty. II Baechier, l12s + Ire
mont av................... $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18

2544 Valentine avenue, five story
apartment house. 51x100. Nehring
Bros. were appointed agents for the
property.
EAST hist STREET-The Benenson
Realty Company bought for cash the
two five story apartment houses at
537 and sac East Hist street, each
27.6x120x140. The property was held
at s125.o00.
BRIGGS AVENUE - Benenson Realty
Company resold to Mrs. Bernstein
the tenement, 1891 Briggs avenue. "A
frame dwelling, 20x93. acquired last
week from the Commonwealth Saw
ings Bank.
EAST 133D STREET-Benenson Realty
Company resold $50 East 1880 street,
n five story flat. 25xl00, held at S17,-
900. to Mrs NJ. Gardner through o.
@. Manss.
FOX STREET-The Conwalt Construc-
ton Company sold for Max Psaty Sos
Fox street. five story fiat, 4oxs6x
irregular
TIEBOUT AvENUE-The Isaac Lowen-
field Realty Company resold to II. B.
Slevin the fve-story apartment house,
51x11s. at 2311 Tiebout avenue. The
seller acquired the property Friday
from the Boulder Realty Company.
SOUTHERN BoULEvARD-The Kanh
Realty Company sold to L. Slutnil'
1856 Southern Boulevard. i've story
apartment house, 4bx1o6x irregular.
WESTMINSTER AVENUE-Harry H
Cohen sold for Ernst & Wattenbers
the northwest corner OF WestchesteI
avenue and Jennings street, two
story taxpayer. 25x10o. to David Ben
net in a cash deal.
A IL n @(hA
also cold for the Benenson Realty
Company the southwest corner Of
Arthur avenue and Oak Tree place. q
three story fiat, 25x1oo. to a Mrs
Samuels.
EAST 154TH STREET-Harry H. Coher
sold for the Benenson Realty Com
pany 800 and 81 East 154th street, G
two story and a three story house, OF
plot b0x1oo, to Nicola D'Agostino.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18

TORPEy' Vincent j.. Philadelphia ODD
UMBOLTZ, Thomas A., Graft npDD. I
VEISEN, Edward, Tftusville ODD.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
BEARp. Edwin L.. corp. Rcdfeh CwU).
BURNS, Charles W.. Midland, Stanley county
RYAN, Edward Joseph. TyndsIi wU>-
TENNESSEE.
Robert, Bethel Cws)- l.
GALBRETH, Claude B., Lexington OA>-
VIRGINIA.
BOOKER, William =. serst. PhoeSys WS;,
BROOKS, William H, corp, bJncnpurs tDAN
WASHINGTON.
ANDERSON, Anton g., Everson w..
MATTHEW'S. James l., Prosser tDDr
WEST VIRGINIA
DIAL. Oscar, Big Greek DD.
HANSON, James c., Greenburg Cmr
WISCONSIN.
ARNDT, william Henry, corp. Neilsvnlo CNs.
RAHR william c., corp, Oshkosh (WS).
OPICKA, Joseph w, Kewaunee DD.
PINSKE, Otto c., Milwaukee WU).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
ARsENAULT, Andrew t.. Prince EdwaN
iS''nu '"o'' England.
ARNOLD. william f., Letchworth, Harts
county (DA.
CONWAY. Frank, Drapestown, County Derry
CW).
MoNEA, PATTI Calabria CwU).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18

RHODES, James. Flat Fork. W. Va.
Russo. Franceko. New Cumberland, W.
sossoNo. Edward. punmore, Pa
TINsMAN. George, Philadelphia.
WRIGHT, Ed. Durango, Colo.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING In ACTION.
Privates.
OWENS. Nathaniel A.. Traer. Iowa.
POWELL, Erwin, White Oak, N. c.
RET TTsHsDrn TO DTTY. rEEyI0gsLY
Privates.
coREA. Nicola. Province Cantanzsro.
HINTON, Lewis. Hintonville. Miss.
PAULEY, Albert, Lockland, Ohio.
ROBERTSON. George l., Mahtomedi.
sHUMAN, stenley s.. Mobley. w Va.
SOMERv1L1,E, Howard r., Salem, Ohio.
STEWART. Charles F.. Altoona, Pa.
ERRoNEoUsLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION.
Lieutenant.
LAWRENCE. Matthew. Hudson. Ill
Corporal.
DAVIS. Harry, Canastota, n. Y.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS.
Privates.
SMITH. George o., Ellis, Mo.
SMITH, James E, Amesbury, Mass.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
(DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Private.
CARSON. James w, Jr.. 1856 Ninth ave-.
Now York.
TREMENDOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private.
DAILY. William J., I'll McDonough street,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
QUICK PROFIT FOR GRIGG.

An example OF the quick profits which
are possible in the present realty market
was the resale yesterday by Harry *.
Grigg OF the five story loft building at ~
Front street to w. Z. Peck 6 Co. Mr..
Grigg purchased the property few days
ago through the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany. which firm also provided him with
the opportunity to dispose of his con-
/. tract at a profit said to be $500. The
building is equipped with all modern i'm
provements and is on a plot 19.11xS5.
just south Of Old Slip. 1t was valued at
$4,000.
Mr.. Grigg, who Is in the coffee bust
ness, has made real estate his hobby for
many years. He recently made substan-
tial profits in the purchase and resale,
through the Noyes company OF proper
ties at rs and 30 Front street The firm
Of Middlebrook & Borland represented
Mr.. Grigg as attorneys, and Merrill
Rogers & Terry were attorneys for w.
e. Peck & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

The Windwilla Realty CORPORATE ton will
erect two story storage warehouse at
439 to 463 West Fifty-fifth street from
designs by Sommerfleld & Steckler, ar
chitects for the 445 West Fifty-ffth
Street Company alexander Allen, pres
idenO, which has leased the property
for long term.
United States Senator william NJ
Calder will speak on the subject of '"The
Work Of the War Congress' before the
members OF the Chamber Of Commerce
Of the borough of Queens at their meet
ing next Friday afternoon, March 81.
]. NJ. Felson. architect, was selected
by the Lucania Realty Company CAN
thony Campagpa president) to prepare
plans for a five story brick and lime
stone apartment house to be erected on
plot, 5Sx102. at the southeast corner
OF Riverside Drive and 148th street. The
Lucania Company acquired the site last
April
There will be a meeting this evening
at the Hotel Majestic OF the Real Estate
Owners Protective Association.
Proceedings have been brought in the
Supreme Court by the Windham Reali-
zation Company, Inc, to foreclose a
mortgage OF $4,000 on the property at
the southwest corner OF Broadway and
Howard street, 50.2x99. The mortgage
was executed by John N Hayward in
July, 1885.
Champan & Shampan, architects, have
| filed plans in the Building Department
for three apartment houses to be erected
on the southwest corner OF Liberty ave-
nue. and Birch street. Richmond Hill.
for the +. r. Realty Company.
Capt George Eichelmann, Jr, Inf,
u. S. A. has Just secured his release
from the army and has resumed his du-
ties with the sales department of Ewing.
Bacon & Henry.
| The st. Marks Amusement Company
has filed plans for 2,400 seat theatre
to replace the Carlton Theatre and Air
drome at Flatbush and Seventh avenues.
| Brooklyn. 1t will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
NOTED SUMMER HOTEL SOLD.

The Silleck House. built az the
White House in 1927, in Greenwich.
Conn, one of the Oldest summer hotels
in the state, has been sold by Ebert A.
Silleck TO Mr., and Mrs. +. p. Carhuff
OF East Orange. n, J. The property
adjons the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
Some of its patrons were Horace Gree
ley, William NJ. Tweed John Hoey and
William r. Taylor. once Postmaster OF
New York.
The old Drew estate at Brewster, on
the border line OF westchester and Put
nam counties, has been sold at private
sale for cash to n New York hotel man.
The price was s42,500, 1t consists OF a
large marble dwelling and outbuldlng
with about 1875 acres OF land Nearby
is the Repetti property of a acres and
three dwellings. which Arthur c. Sheri-
dan, the auctioneer. a few weeks ago
sold to A. w Rose OF New York, who
has since resold to a Mr.. Duvall
Scarsdale Estates Organization, Rob
ert f. Farley, president, sold for Mrs.
Charlotte I. Tate her residence on Wal
worth avenue. Greenacres, Scarsdale, N.
Y. to Theodore L. Brantley OF New
York city. Mr.. Brantley Is connected
with Golfers Weekly and will soon oc-
cupy the property.
Ladd & Nichols sold for william F.
White the dwelling known as mayo
Cottage" In Belle Haven, Greenwich, To
New York client.
Cornelius G. Kolff leased for the sum.
mer the furnished bungalow on Hilltor
place. Great Kills. to Arthur Hill.
The Masters School Corporation al
Dobbs Ferry leased to Griffen. Prince &
Ripley plot corner OF Broadway and
Ashford avenue, a part Of the Masters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
Casualties Corrections.


TIE following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
Missed. Previously REPoRThb
KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
GOOGLE. Harry NJ. Columbus. q.
Returned TO Duty, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
FriW.p-~
HICKS Alfred. Louisville, ny.
MiNEDC, Previously REPORTED
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
O'COSSELL, James. Plankinton. s. n.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED.
Privntes.
pARSSELL. leslie, ThomPsony!lis' II.
SCHABERT. Martin, Mound, MINI.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.
Private.
rIETowsKY' Joseph Washington county
DIED OF woTNDs; TREyIoysLy RE-
UNDETERMINED.
Sergeant
SCHMITT. Harry r.. Philadelphia, Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal
HUTCHINSON, Frederick. Mulberry. Kan.
Priyates.
MAHRINGER. August. 81. Louis, Mo.
PARKS, Theran, Obion. Tenn
DEAD, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Privntee.
MANEY. Clark NJ. Sandoval. IL,
SWANBORO. Raymond c.. Beayerdale
Pa.
WOUNDED (DEGREE USDETERMINED)
PRENIOUSI. REPORTED MSS
ISG"IS ACTION.
Priyntes
LARkTN. John j., 3i7 East 3Oth street,
New York. y; y. ,..,.. ,,.,
| REINDL. Edward Joseph. Manitowoc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. w cor Howard st, bo.2xee-
windham Realization Co. Inc. ast How
ard St & Broadway Co, Inc, ct al (fore-
closure OF mtge); attys. Alexander &
Green.
6sTH ST 81 w-Frederick W woerz ct al
AIT Emily Weed foreclosure of mtg);
attys Guggenheimer. Cntermyer
Marshall.
1ssTH ST O. ll2s eth av. 17x9s11-
Elizabeth Valentine agt Rose Mos
bacher ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys,
johnson & Messler
BrOnI.
WALTON Av. 3. 1923 9 fremont av,
lo0xioO-Thomas Lenaue agt Harry
Dorahue ct al foreclosure or mts'i
attys wesselman 4 Krsus.
LOT 10, block 2.3I2. section on tax map
Warren w Erwin ct al agt Harrisetta
Holding Co ct al lection to foreclose
transfer Of tax LEM. attys. Warren d
Korb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
ARMY
(Day Report)

DDS died q disease; W. founded =!
verely; (WS) wounded slightly; (WU), |
wounded. degree Undetermined; (M) miss
ing; (P) prisoner.
NEW YORK CITY.
sHoRTALI. James, corp, 42e I'd st.. Brooklyn
FARRELL. william j.. As Classon sv.. Brook
JoshPHsoN. Hym.n, IS e. ID st. ws,.
KEYsER, JEROME l.. e4s Hamburg av, Brook
MURPHY. Eugene. sol sth sv. Cws,.
ALABAMA
NOEL, Howell C. corp. Malone tws).
HARRIS. Paul H. East Tallahassee (DD).
COLORADO.
SWANSON. Harry w. Greeley tK).
ILLINOIS.
JONES sydney X, Lieut., Chicago (wsl.
GLBNDE. William F.. Chicago (ws).
REILLY. Joseph F.. Kewanee (ws).
INDIANA.
GoFWTNET, Emory E. Leopold tws).
JONES Lester g. , dST.f0Td City (w''
Triton. Eugene NJ, corp. Dunlap tws).
MINOR. Fred. East Cedar Rapids (ws).
KANSAS.
FoULKs. Joe NJ. Hoisington tws).
KENTUCKY.
WILSON. Jessie J.. stepstone,tM).
MAINE.
sHEAT; Leon r.. corp. Portland tws).
CoULoMBE. Eugene j.. Rumford tw).
GOFF. William T., Bingham tWS).
MARYLAND.
DAYTON. James r., Baltimore (wS).
SOMMERS, Charles. Baltimore (w).
MASSACHUSETTS.
FOWLER. Albion L.. Boston (ws).
HART, James. Roxbury ODD.
MICHIGAN.
BADGERO. Roy, Onaway (wS).
CAVANAUGH. VIM. H, Cannonsburg (K).
FOWLER, Merle Detroit (ws).
MILLER Charles j.. Bay city (ws).
RAMSDILL, Luke r.. Lansing twS).
SHERWOOD. Jesse James. Hesperia (ws).
MISSISSIPPI.
KENNEDY. Archie. smithvilie tDA).
MISSOURI
HoKE, Charles D.. corp, Hannibal (wS).
FOWLER John. Kansas City (WS).
FOUNTAIN, David C. Downing (wS).
MOORE. John D.. ST. Louis (WS).
MONTANA.
IANDREAS. Charlie Butte (ws).
NEW JERSEY.
GAILUPPo. Michael A. 4l4 Magnolia av.
! JOHNSON. Edward A.. 4ol LIST ST.. Hoboken
NEMITZ, Louis. Trenton Cws.
RAINEY. Herbert j.. Paterson ODD.
NEW YORK STATE.
DwYER, John James, sergt., Troy ODD.
FOWLER, Lsverne A.. Cherry Creek Cws).
lMIEsZkALSZKl, stanislaw. Forks CWs).
NORTH CAROLINA.
CALDWELL. Joseph Il. Lieut.. ciemmons
NEwKIRK, Jesse. Checkpin Cws).
NORTH DAKOTA.
| HAAS. Clifford C., Hamark (ws).
OHIO.
JOHNSON, Earl. corp. scbrins twE).
! FousT. Amos, Tarlton (Wsl.
FOX Edward. Lancaster (WS).
! HART Charles D, Fernwood (DD).
! PENNSYLVANIA.
LUPoI.p. Merrill r.. sergt., sunbury ODD.
N1KI.EwsK1. Martin, corp. Nanticoke
ASpREwcHAcK. John. West Newton
BELL, James w. Mcdonald Cws>.
CURTIS, Nathaniel. Philadelphia (W).
FON Homer d, Van (WSl.
JEWELL. Howard g.. Beaver Falls Cws).
| TIsSEA. Rene, Philadelphia (DA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NICHOLS. Hylie. Chesnee ODD.
| WILSON, Claude. st. Charles tDA).
| TEXAS.
WALLACE, Charles b. Lieut.. Ell rsso
GLENN. James +. corp. Beech Grove
McADAMs. Joseph c.. Atlanta tw).
| VIRGINIA.
LuMsDEN; Cleveland; Nsfts tDA.
! OWEN, John C, Wayland tW).
| WASHINGTON.
McNEE, Ernest L.. Spokane (wS).
WISCONSIN.
SADKE, Arthur. sergt,, Picketts (Dw).
| ONEIL, Lewis. Detroit Harbor CWS).
| OTHER COUNTRIES.
| Greece.
KAFALos. Paul. Kalony-NeteIlne Island
| tDW).
Italy.
! RATTISTA, Alfonso Fontana Iiri CwS).
| GRAVATTT Louigi, Atri Per Castilenti
| (W),
Russia.
! CRAMER. Charles. Kopagrod Pod-Gyp
! (WSl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
lat u VESEY STREET.

BY Joseph = LAY.
PRINCE ST, 1876. $. rs e W Bway. ask
l0l, sty loft and str---F G Martin ct a.
agt NJ Rosr ct al; Cadwalader, W 7,
attys: due. s4o.7S2.5s; taxes. Sc, SiSl 90.
18TH ST. 2i6 W, n =, tS5 W It'll av, COX
ESQ, Sty int and strs --Mutual Lar" lns
Co agt Helen Walter ct al; + ]. Allen,
atty; due sl1,136.6t; taxes. SC. 81.
al AV, ass, >. 2l.l ?Sth at, 20. ilN61. II .
sty hotel-M A Lewis agt Claus Bohl-
ing ct al; Harold swain. atty; due. W.
So4. IS; taxes, SC. $3.50.
SAX irreg. sty hotel--E ! King aEt
Claus Boiling ct al; W G orr, atty; due.
}3Ls966S; taxes, sc, sil7G,2'.
BY Henry Brady.
2sTH ST, s4S-47 W, n =, 255.T e 9th sv.
65ilxssg 6 sty lolt--Un!on Dime Savgs
Rank Agt I. Hamilton 81 al; Butcher,
r & F, Rttys. due, Sts,424l7; taxes. sc,
s7,2S2i2.
by I. J. Phillips & Co.
BEDFORD ST. 42-ii Q cor Leroy st
(SlsS, 40x7sN irrNg >, 2, sty int and
1-s--J ID ''hroeder ct 81 ar Frederi"i
Rabbe ct al; Salter & = sttys. due -
1851; taxes, SC, $3.50; prior mtg FlS,50O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-18
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

CARMfNE STREET Folsom Bros,
Inc, sold for Henrietta Berger the
three story building at 76 Carmine
street to Miss Lillian Kellar who owns
the adjoining property. This property
was owned by Vice President Aaron
Il. Burr from 1893 to 1902.
EAST SEVENTY-FIFNTH STREET-The
four story house. 25x102.2. at 227 East
Seventy-fifth street. was sold by Sarah
y, Deutsch. The buyer. who is forming
a corporation to take title, will make
extensive alterations
EAST 112TH STRE;ET-The East 18th
Street Realty Company sold to Frida
+ Waletzky, 1877 East 18TH street, a
+. Ave story apartment, 30x1O0.
WEST 136TH STREET-Max Shapiro
Il, sold the five story apartment house at
Z SO West i56tiI street. plot 3s,9xlOO.
EAST '124TH STREET-George w.
: Brettel sold for the Estate of Andrew
: Jackson to J. L. Vansandt 329 East
: 124th street, three story dwelling,
20x1O0.
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.
VALENTINE AvENUE-Nehring Bros.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

HIST ST. 9, 1918 Q Lenox av, 6ox1o0-
] Klein Iron Works agt John Nahon,
owner and contractor. .............f3l2
1o1ST ST. 403 E-World Fire Proof Door
Corp agt estate of Richard Handley,
owner; Max Levinstim, contra ctor. .Sl25
18TH ST, AL and 4t3 W-Henry Regel-
mann sgt Stephen b Soheld. owner and
contractor ................. 1870
WEST ST, 44-Chas n winston ct al
agt estate OF Geo Miller. owner:
Louis welsser, contractor.
18TH ST. IS W-Chas y Winston ct al
agt Joseph Gruner, lessee and contrac-
tor; NJ & NJ Bernheimer. own
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By Henry Brady,


Barley. S65,S27 bushels; -four, 43.lS5
bills: rye flour, 6,62l bbls, ; grass seed,
635 hays whiskey, 90 gals, bacons, u.s.
$50 $50 lbs, hams, 1891 1915 lbs butter,
l,370,6S3 lbs. 4; cheese, l45,440 lbs, re-
fined petroleum. 37O,5o0 gals peas,
a.5il bu, beans, 6S.2TS hu. cornmeal,
/ ,SOt bbls. oatmeal. ash pkgs beef.
Q, 1850 bbls. f. beef. 40 ties. lard. 9.3S6,2
lbs. tnllow,. 2SO.O lbs ; cottonseed oil,
S0l,s57 lbs. ; lubricating oil. 2,522,900
gals. gasolene, 81 $50 gals.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

torney)
Manhattan.
nth Av, . Q. te.5 W seth st, 2tsxloo-
Chas shortmeier. Tottenville, Staten
Island, and sno. to Jos F Feist, <os
W t2d ct. July 10. 1917; attys. Bauer
dorf g. T, III Bway. VI 900
10TH AY. s7o and s72-Chas Malone
and Eneas ] Leahy to Johanna and
Monroe Flegenheimer and Henry Herr,
exrs will Adolph Flegenheimer. Jan II.
1915; atty, r A Stewart, 81 Thomas
st ............... - tS,I5 90
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat IA VEsEY STREET ]
H., Inu,,h u Nav

BY Joseph y. Day.
COLUMBUS AV. S35 cor lolst at,
25.6xTt, s sty fat and strs-Marcus DAILY
REt Fiat Film Corp ct al; due. $40, 2o5.3s;
taxes, sc. l,074s0t to tho plain
By Henry Brady,
ST. lI3, W 3, 1913 Riving-
ton st. 25,9Nloo, sty tint and strs and
3 sty rear loft T. Douglas agt Ber-
nard siegel ct al; due, &ls,4el.s6' taxes,
&c, $jS446. to the plaintiff $1,000
AVE h. 1871, =. MA y 9Th st. 2s.6Ns3.
8 sly int and stores and sty rear tint
W Lyle agt Frieda Hart ct al; due,
iLs61.7l; taxes, SC" sl,22o.s9; LIST mtg
$4,000 to the plaintiff ...;.,..' El',7Oo
by Charles \. Rerrian,
2D AV. 1901, n W cor SD ~, 26Nlol3x2s
Nl0l.s, 4 sty tint and strs-Patrick Darcy
agt NJ f Shcehy ct al: due. $4,000;
taxes. sc, $1,000, to Geo = sanborn.
party in interest ,.,.....,......,f 2S,25O
by Joseph & Co.
l24TH ST. 400 +, II 8. 1875 LIST av. 25x
1OOll, sty tint and strs- NJ Nelson
agt Nestor Holding co, ct Al; due. 81
94T4S: taxes. SC. S2++s5; to the plain
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