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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
RJ.AI. ITALIAN COUNT,
THE LION TAMERS AND
BOXING KANGAROO COMING

There In breezy entertainment In
abundance in the two shows Manager
Charles w. Rex is bringing to the
Lyric this week. Amusement seekers
will find many big time" acts in the
I lis. 7 One of the most pronounced
ixughing hits OF the season, The
Lion Tanner" is among the offerings
~, the opening bill The Lion
ETansr''ssia described as "a long roar
! or mir III = II is presented BY VIII
lard. Worth & Co. 1T Is travesty on
cFcus life and has to do. with theI
ftfttnyi things that happen "off stage
nader the. big white tents. the as
is presented with elaborate scenic
detail.
/. Willard and Worth. the principals
in. the cast are eccentric comedians.
who excel in character approximations.
The Lion Tanner" was written espe-
cialiy for them.
on the same bin wifi be J. c. Nu-
gent & Co. who have a farctca' skit
called The Meal HeundA The ac'
teens with amusing lines and action
George Jessel1 eccentric singing
and dancing comedian, who IS going
IL. alone il new to Richmond hut a
strong favoritc in the larger c-es-
Jesseli liz funny in essSy we'd and
action He has a bndg~' III FUNNY
songs of his own compoe -4on, and MS
tdancing IN Original
Z The Rios an ir orted act, ofrrr
! Genuine noveifl They are athletes
and dancer ad do some sensational
stunts es al flying rings
The here is the classy musicale
! I'm = aich Count Perrone and Miss
Ike Oliver will appear Count
perrone. an Italian nobleman. is as
sisted by Miss Trixie oliver, mezzo-
soprano of operate origin, Miss on
Z y Ga va
I of several songs. serves as the counts
accom- PIANIST.
Week End Bin.
Ne less aliurin~ Ia the list Of aune~
tions for the weekend bill, which en-
braces a wide range OF CLASSY variety
entertainment One of the oudest
and mass fascinating acts OF its KIM
yet given to the vaudeville stage is
en- this bill. II is the Boxing kan
lgaroo an Australian champion. Ac-
ccmpanyins the wonderfully trained
animal are three boxers and wresticrs.
who assist In the extraordinary exhl-
bition They box and wreste Win
1.-THE Australian, and the bouts inva-
lrishiy provoke storms OF laughter
| sam Hearn and his fiddle are ON
1.-THE same bill. He makes the fiddle
ali but talk.
| Helene Vincent Ia a song raccnteur.
He rseories are lyrics. and they are
told to musical aceompanirn erts Miss
Vincent has voice OF prima donna
quality, which gives her song stories
q decidedly greater value than they
otherwise would have. She was I'M
\ I'll recently Of the vandevajsa Learn OF
ME13sr and vincent, but As D single
she has established herself so solidls
that the assistance OF anything fur
the rthan her fine personality and
genuine ability Is unnecessary.
A dainty young woman and a de-
c!dediy muscular and dexterous man
compose the team OF Pielert and
Scofield. and the contrasting abiiify OF
the two makes their offering. Helping
Hubby. a real novelty in It's line
PieIert Ia an exceptionally good Jug
gier. and Miss Scoffeld very excel
! lent coincidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
LYRIC.

All Week, snaAsinee and evening,
change of hiil Thursday ---vande-
willie and pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
ACADEMY

Monday and Tuesday. matinee
|ruesday--"Th ROomerAn4,
comedy
Saturday. matinee and evening
"Fio Flo" N.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

The redoubtablc Tom Wise who
loves laugh az we'll as the next man.
has given US slightly new view OF
his power In 'Cappy Kicks. His
heaming personality would carry al
MOST any play that gave him half a
chance. Somebody ought to suggest
TO Mr. wise a series Of morning matt
nees of The Merry Wives OF Wind
sor.- so tina. his Sir John Faistaff
could start VS. laughing for All day, =
The Canary at the Globe Is a
sort of war bird for Miss Julia Sander
son. for the 10000 men in uniform
who have seen the play since January
registered In volume, which was
presented to this popular actress on
the night Of the iSoth performance.
A new musical play. entitled Love
and Kisses" the Joint work OF Glen
MAcdonouEh and Raymond Huhbeli.
win be produced shortly
The sun., 1919-07-30
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 10th STREET-wIlliamso g
Bryan sold for client to Max Goldberg
for occupancy the two story frame
dwelling at 6s3 East roth street
WALLACE AVENUE - Johanna Birn-
Haupl purchased through William
Peters & Co. for Henry BrennfieclS the
two two family dwellings. 1910 and
1912 Wallace avenue.
LINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Nora L. Murphs $50 linton
avenue, two story house. on lot 2ox
100.
BECK STREET-Frederic,, Brown sold
to Thomas Mullen the five story apart.
ment house. on a plot 36x100, at 905
Beck street. nsar Intervale avenue.
$4,000. In part payment the buyer
gave the four story dwelling. on a
lot 25x100. at $50 Saratoga avenue.
Brooklyn. Joseph Kaufman was the
broker.
NORRIS AvENUE-Heller q Sussman
and n. Diamondstone bought 1a1e
Norris avenue, a five story apartment
house. on plot 50x92. held at $4,000.
b. Richey represented the sellers and
Price Brothers acted for the buyers.
GRAND AVENUE%Thorn & Co. sold
the dwelling. 50x10o. at the northeast
corner Of 1920 street and Grand ave-
nue. to Louis Rosenbluh for T. H.
Thorn.
CHARLOTTE sTREEr--The Narcorth
Realty Company sold 1442 Charlotte
street. northwest corner OF Milford
place. a five story fiat, 122x116x irreg-
ular. assessed at $1,000.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

vasa X. Bracher leased apartments at
312 West Ninety-ninth street to Mrs.
Joseph s. Whiteside; at 2o6 West
Ninety-fifth street to 8. A. Lopez, j.
Walter Davidson and Mrs John Cheat
ham, and at\24 West Sixtieth street TO
Mrs. Mainhall and Miss Campbell.
Pease and Gilman leased apartments
as follows: In 103 East Seventy-fifth
street, furnished. to John Emerson; IN
las East Thirty-ifth street to Mrs.
Eleanor v. Paul; In lac East Forty
ninth street to Miss Msrgot Williams T;
In 12g East Fifty-nrst street to Donate
Zlnno; In lit East Seventy sixth
street to Andrew Eckrich In 100 East
Eighty-sixth street to Henry II. Reed F:
In 9 West Seventeen street to David T.
Stuart and to Mrs. z. l. Gallagher; in
40 West Seventy-third street to Eugene
L. Calvin in 21 West Thirtieth street to
Mary Stevens Bamford; In $50 West
Eightieth street to Mrs. ]. L. Lawrence /:
and in 537 West 121st street to Earl
AppelmaD.
HaEEstrom a Calien leased the four
story and basement dwelling at SO West
Ninety-sixth street to Mary Collins
Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs. An
son Phelps Stokes the four story and
basement twenty-eight foot residence at
23o Madison avenue. The lessee is a
Mrs. O'Kane.
The sun., 1919-07-30
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Apartment Sales Feature Of
Market--B. Winters Buys
Della Robbia.
WAS HELD AT s1,s5o,OOo
Lebertan Company Takes Ma
jestic-Metropolitan Life
Sells Broadway Loft.

Apartment houses and loft buildings
featured yesterdays realty transactions.
but the apartment trading overshadowed
the loft deais by reason of the sale Of the
Della Robbia. the thirteen story apart
mont ut the northeast corner of West
End avenue and Ninety-sixth street.
which was held at s1.25o.o0 II was
sold by c. J. Elgar and Sol Feinberg for
the Essie. Construction Company to the
Winters Realty Company. Benjamin Win
tiers president.
The house occupies plot 1oox125 and
contains six apartments on floor In
suites OF four, five. slx1and seven rooms,
and Il rented for $4,000. It was built
by the sellers (Marcus Brown and Harry
Schin) four years ago Schwartx q
Gross and B. N. Marcus were the archi-
tects. The sellers were represented by
Joseph A. Seidman and the buyers by
Norris II. Gossett
Mr.. Winters bought the Cliff Haven.
another thirteen story apartment house
at Riverside Drive and 114th street last
week, through the same brokers. who
also negotiated the recent sale OF the
twelve story apartment at the southeast
corner of West End avenue and Eighty
ninth street. This property was held at
$4,000.
The sun., 1919-07-30
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Bulkley q Horton sold l147 Dean
street. between Bedford and Nostrand
avenues. three story and basement
dwelling. lot 1sx110. to DR.. Richard r.
Seidensticker for occupancy.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold to n arm
Of operators. SIS to 86S Seventy second
street. fifteen two family houses. This
completes the resale OF the row OF
houses recently purchased from the
Bursch estate
Edward N. Crosby q Co. sold for
Veronica Bryant the four story apart
meDt house on the corner OF Myrtle
avenue and Emerson place, 25x100, to
Frank SHERMAN.
The estate Of Hiram Duryea sold
60x100 feet on the north side OF Eighty
fifth street. near Colonial road. and
Lewene Blanchard sold the detached
one family dwelling. eoxioo. at 1856
Eightieth street
The Homes Investment Company sold
the house at II Lake street to w. s.
Using; the house at 1116 East Twenty
fourth street TO John e. Briggies: the
house at a13s Sixty-fourth street,
MapletoD Park. to Joseph Blagburn !:
the house at 213T Eighty-fourth street.
Bensonhurst, on plot 60x100. to Esther
Segall; the house at 22e7 Elghty-fourth
street, Bensonhurst, on plot 60x100, to
]. Rabinowitch. and the house at 1894
Bay Ninth street. Bensonhurst. to Mary
RIDDEN.
Realty Associates sold the three
story store and nat building at 4521
Fort Hamilton avenue through Mr.
Bisconte. broker. to stefano Luisi; the
two and a half story and basement
dwelling at SAT Hancock street to
Charles H. Bradshaw: the three story
store and nat building at 200 Rogers
avenue to Barney Esposito through M.
Morris Shinder the plot 4s.7x1oo, con-
tanning two old buildings at s4-3e
Broadway to Mendel Levin through
Baffa & Dixon: the plot 2o0x1oo.s. on
the north side Of Fifty-second street, 100
feet west of Twelfth avenue. to Asher
Damn through Antonio Madeo, broker.
and the three story and basement house
at 131 Herkimer street, 27xloo. to
Samuel Moskowitx.
The sun., 1919-07-30
PLANS FILED FOR
8 BIG APARTMENTS
One for The Weights" and
Two for The Bronx.

Plans were filed yesterday for six
story elevator apartment house to be
erected on the southeast corner Of Fort
Washington avenue and 17sd street. to
cost 100000. The structure will cover
plot 1isxs7. The owners are tho A.
ID. Winston Construction Company OF
l2o Broadway. The architects are
Gronenberg q Leuchtag Of 500 Fifth
avenue.
A nve story apartment house, plans
for which were filed yesterday, will be
erected at the Grand Conoourse and 1884
street southwest corner. by the Sterling
Realty Company. of which John J..
Schwartz OF 5a7 Fifth avenue IL presi-
dent Andrew J. Thomas of 1877 East
Forty-fifth street II the architect. The
structure will cost tliS,o0o.
Tho same company will erect I'VE
story apartment house at the southeast
corner OF Creston avenue and 1854 street,
for which plans were also nled yester-
day. They were drawn by Mr.. Thomas,
and the structure will likewise cost $685.
600.
The sun., 1919-07-30
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

r. J. Guilfoyle q Co. made the follow.
ing leases at 4s7 Broadway to Louis
Michael, Sumner Hosiery Company.
Harry Gurien. william Stroll. F. Saenz.
Barqulnero. Teijeiro q Co., Ideal Trading
Company, Max Bennick. Cohen & Felt,
Inc. Philippine Importing Company.
Samuel Zackheim. Philip r. Cohen. Jacob
L. Yedinak, Twail & Co.. Nippon Soma
Kaisha. Charles L. Moody. Max Krein-
buhl, Michaan & Paz Company. Byers
Export Agency, American Paper Prod
ucts Company. NJ. Eichler & Sons. the
Sayer Manufacturing Company. Superior
Silk Undergarment Company and Rabhor
Company.
Royal Scott Gulden leased loft In
4 East Forty sixth street to Edouard the
tailor. a loft in STA Fifth avenue to John
]. Kennedy, and the psrlor floor in 3
West Forty-sixth street to r. ]. Lyons
& Sons, all tailors.
The Brett & Goode Company leased Al
and "a West Fourteenth street. the third
floor to Benjamin Buchbinder, the fourth
Bonn and the NTH floor TO the Admirable
Shirt Company.
Ogden & Garrison Corporation leased
a floor In $40 Fifth avenue to NJ. de
Zayas, art dealer the fifth floor In the
building at 1s1 West Thirty -fifth street
to Max Mourer & Sons, and an office In
IS West Thirty-fourth street to Saltzer
Millinery Company of Atlanta. Ga.
White Goodman leased the sixth fioo
at 80 to ~ West Nineteenth street to
Samuel Bernstein q Sons; the store and
basement at 4Ss Eighth avenue to the
De Luxe Restaurant: the third loft at
20s Wooster street to Siegler. Nowack &
Newman. and the sixth loft at IS East
Eighth street to Bendet & Goldschall.
Pease Gilman leased suite OF
offices In IS West Thirty-fourth street to
the Emerson International. Inc.
Cushman q Wakefield, Inc, leased
floor in East Thirty-ninth street to
Hubert Motors. Inc.
The sun., 1919-07-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

99TH ST, 1853 w-Katie p Doelling to Ru-
dolph With, April 2. 1895; attys De
Grove g. Riker. las Nassau St.. SIS, 900
SD AV. 20a6--Edw Gottheimer to Title
Guar 4 Trust Co, 176 Broadway. sac, 900
esD ST, sos E--Angelo Lombardo and ano
to Bond & Mort Guar Co. 175 Remsen st.
Brooklyn. Feb z. 1916: atty. T G & T Co.
oRcHRRp ST. ii.Eirinst Piath to Maria Maria
Brod. July rs, 1905; atty. M Brod,. ls5
lOsTH ST. i7i.-iis-Abr stern, iiss 6th S sv'
to Mary Z Brady. sTl w 2sd st, April 4,
1915; atty. Harold L Kunstler. 1is Riv:
ssTa ST. 2is w.Annie ii sinnott iMeaGS
and Ellen q Mead. Whltestone. l. TO
Therese Q Maurer. April IL. 1914 atty.
18TH ST, 5. sso2 W eth Rv. 22.4x
1o3.2-Jane C Baker to the Greenwich
Saw Bank, June Q. 1910; atty Gao G
Dewitt, So Nassau st..............S $4,000
UNIVERSITY PI, s2-Thos w and Gus
tawa Murray Of Yonkers, n Y, to Aida
Beltz, Ill broadway ........,... $50, 900
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. l27-Jos Ward to
the Emigrant Indust Saw Bank. July II,
1918; attys, II q ] OGorman, 81
SD Av, SIS: 5sD' st. ls5 E-Henrietta NJ
$40 6th st, Brooklyn to Benz II Ueberall
$50 " lsist ct, June IL, 1917; atty. Ex-
pert Mort Co. 1913 Broadway SO, o0o
18th ST. 6. 22t.9 W 9th av, 25xs2-Jas j
Richards to VIM II Putney, Jan 3, 1855;
atty. Donald Runkin, Jr, New Haven,
18TH ST. Sit E.Jas r and Mary csndisr
TO the Bowery Saw Bank, l2s Bowery,
Nov o, 1906; attys. Cadwalsder. w & 7,
~ wall st. .....-.............. .,fl,bVO
The sun., 1919-07-30

Realty Company fsvs ssory and store
apartment house, $40 West 126th
street. near Broadway. on lot 7bx1o0, 10
client for Investment.
WEST NINETY-FIFTH STREET -
James J. Etchihgham sold for Mary L
Mccarthy the three story dwelling, 40
West Ninety-ffth street, on lot, isx
100.
WEST NINDTy-sEvENTH STREET
James ]. buckingham sold for the es-
tate Of Julia McDermott, 1s5 West
Ninety-seventh street. three story
dwelling on lot 1sx1oo.11.
wEsr NINETY EIGHTH STREET.
Edward N. Crosby q Co. sold for DR..
tor, the two Ave story apartment
houses, 50 and 81 West Ninety eighth
street. size 25x1oo each.
EAST sIxTY-sEcoND sTREEr-Pease
q Gilman sold for Douglas Brown to
buyer for occupancy. 16e East Sixty
second street, n three story dwelling,
on a lot 16x50x100.1. held at $50, 900.
EAST 11iTH sTREET--The Fischer
Realty Company sold the dwelling at
220 East 114th street for L. Lowen-
stein.
WEST is2D STREET - william s.
Baker sold for the 100 West 142 street
\ Corporation to Benjamin Bernstein. a
client OF l. Federman, SEQ West 1921
street. a fve story. thirty family
apartment house. on plot 75x1o0, rent
Ing for $4,000 and held at s115,00o.
BRoADWAY--The Grand Concourse
Realty Company. Michael Kaufman
president bought the twelve story loft
building, 2sx1s0. held at ssoo,00 and
renting for about $4,000. at $50
broadway. from the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. and resold II to
Katz & Auerbach. Bleiman a Co. were
the brokers In both deals.
EAST SIxTY-SECoND sTREET-Two
sales Of the dwelling at 237 East
Sixty-second street have been closed
BY Harris q Vaughan, Inc, the first
being to DR.. George Draper. for whom
they resold Il to a buyer for his o.
cupancy. II r. n three story and base
ment house 16.Sx50xf00.
EIGHTH AVENUE-Horace 8. Ely q
| Co. sold for VI. VI. Franklin and others
39e Eighth avenue. q four story base
ment dwelling on lot 23.6x60.
WEST 165TH STREET-Ennis & Sim
mott resold 40 and 472 West 1e5th
street a i've story nat 50x102. be-
tween Amsterdam avenue and Edge
combe avenue. to Hyman Rosenblum.
Sam Cowen and Max Alexander were
the brokers.
The sun., 1919-07-30
scHRAFT's ENLARGE STORE.

schrafts. confectioners, will enlarge
their main establishment on Twenty
third street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. through the purchase of the
property abutting at AZ and 40 West
Twenty-second street. two four story
buildings.
The buyers control No. 81 and now
have a frontage Of ~ feet on Twenty
second street. in addition to the so feet
on Twenty-third street at Nos. so and
81. Miss II. Freud arranged the trans
actions. The Schraft Company will
alter the property extensively and con-
meet II with the present buildings.
The sun., 1919-07-30
CELL AWAITS BRITISH HERO.
Victoria Cross wearer Must Re-
turn to Prison He Fled.

SEATTLE, Wash. July ga wearer
OF the Victoria Cross. D. NJ Delmas,
late sergeant-major OF the British army,
Is In Jail here to-day. awaiting his sec
ond return to the State penitentiary at
Huntsville. Tex. according to local DO
lice. There Delmas must serve two
years and nine mont lbs remaining of a
Ave year term for having accepted, It
was charged, deposits for the Interna-
tional Bank and Trust Company OF San
Angelo. when the bank was insolvent
Delmas. 1t Is said. escaped from the
Huntsville prison in 1912 Joined the
British army. fought until wounded, and
discharged In 1916. Returning to San
Francisco to visit friends. he was taken
back to Texas in 1917. broke Jail again
at the front.
The sun., 1919-07-30
oRrENrA POINT ESTATE SOLD.

The Bostwiclt estate at Orienta Point,
Mamaroneck. has beon sold to the Oaks
mere Corporation for 100000. For
years the estate was one OF the show
places Of Westchester county. Part Of
the estate Is stable covering nearly an
entire block. This will be converted
into gymnasium for the school for
girls kept by Miss winifred z. Merrill
who formerly conducted q school for
girls In Yonkers. The Oaksmere Corpo-
ration Ii a holding company for Mtss
Merrilrs Institution.
The sun., 1919-07-30
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The newly formed IS Washington
Square, Inc. with a capital of 500. 900.
Is the purchaser OF the Washington
Square Apartments. at the southwest
corner of Washington Square West and
Waverly place, sold recently by J. Irving
Walsh for James A Renwick.
The contract for the construction Of
n new factory for the Wappler Electric
Company, New York city. has been
awarded the Turner Construction Com
pany. The new building will be 166x
lis, two stories. and will be located at
Van Alst and Harris avenue, Long ISL
and City. Walter Kidde Ia the architect
The company has also been awarded the
contract for a new factory for Pratt &
Lambert Company. The new building
is to be az" shaped. 1s6x11sxb4. two
stories and basement. at Freeman and
Fifth avenues. Long Island City. A NJ.
Gray is the architect The Great At
lantlc and Pacific Tea Company has
given the Turner company the contract
for a new building at Peddie street and
Sherman avenue. Newark. N. ]. The
building will be 14sx24s. two stories.
T.. d. Beach IL the engineer. The COM
pany Is erecting q new building for the
Pirika Chocolate Company. Brooklyn.
which Is 7sxl2o. three stories. Mt Dean
street and Carlton avenue. Timmis q
Chapman are the architects.
The sun., 1919-07-30
COSTLY FLAT ron PAssAIC.

Philip Simon of Passaic, N. j., has
purchased the homestead and property of
the late Richard outwater at Penning-
ton and Paulison avenues. that city, from
the Outwater estate and Is having plans
completed for a double apartment house
which will cost 100000. The property
has a frontage OF asa feet in Pennington
avenue and is 1S4 feet deep. There will
be 12s apartments OF three, four, FIVE
and six rooms each. On the Paulison
avenue side there win be thirty-two
steam heated garages. Ground has al
The sun., 1919-07-30
PLAN BIG TIRE PLANT.

The Smith Tire and Rubber Company,
with main Offices in the Park Row Build
ing. New York. has purchased five acres
Of land near the Atwood, N. j.. plant Of
the Brighton Mills from the Rowland
johnson Company. and within three
weeks will begin the construction OF a
large factory with an output OF 1000
tires n day. About 500 persons will be
employed.
The officers OF the concern arc Win
field Clearwater, Rutherford, N. j.,
president; Fred w. Smith OF Rutherford.
vice president and treasurer; William II.
w. J. Ely Of Rutherford and Jules r.
Arbocz OF New York. directors.
The sun., 1919-07-30

nosENBERG. JACoB--In pursuAnee Of
an order of Honorabls John =, cohaian, =
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Jacob Rosenberg,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber, at her place Of transact.
ing business at the once of Frederick
street, In the Borough of Manhattan, in
the city Of New York stat: Of New York.
on or before the 9TH day Of October, 1919
March, 1919. PEARL RoSENBRR0, Ad-
'ministrAtrix. FREDERICK DURGAN, At
torney for AdministratriK. once and p. D.
Address Us Liberty Street. Borough 81
Manhattan. New York City.
The sun., 1919-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS IS LEADER.
Has Given Job to Every Returned
Service Man.

Service Man.
Col. Arthur Woods. assistant to Sec
rotary Baker. gave out figures yesterday
showing how the cities were living up
to their promises to take their soldiers
back into civilian life and reported
among other things that Minneapolis, a
town about which much has been said
on suspicion OF pro-Germanism, has
placed every man registered at the
United States Employment Bureau, and
more besides. Minneapolis leads twenty
six cities Of more than 100000 inhabi-
tants on this record.
Chicago. Philadelphia and Los Angeles
have done better than New York, achiev-
ing 10 per cent. unemployment record.
This city, conceded by Col Woods TO
face a problem five times as difficult as
any other city except Chicago, has
placed SO per cent. OF the applicants.
Pittsburg and Boston have only SO and
3S per cent. records. and Buffalo has
slumped to 20 per cent. Dayton, Ohio,
and San Diego, Cal. have made records.
San Diego's percentage is 152. Pough-
keepsie has the best record for cities UNI
der $4,000, 80 per cent.
The sun., 1919-07-30
LEBERTAN COMPANY BUYS.

The next largest deal involved the Ma
5estic. an eight story fire proof apart
ment at the southeast corner of St.
Nicholas avenue and 145th street II
war held at 100000 and was sold by
Edward Moushekian to the Lebertan
Corporation 1t occupies n plot 1s4x102
and 10 rented for s7s,00N. The buyers
paid all cash above a 100000 mortgage.
Burton q Thompson were the brokers.
The buyers recently acquired Arrow
head Court, a six story apartment house
at Pinehurst avenue and 174th street,
through Charles 8. Roehler. Jnc.. the
Bellfonte from the Equitable Trust Com
pany at 518 West 14sd street.
The sun., 1919-07-30
MANHATTAN SQUARE SALE.

The twelve story apartment house at
S5 to West Eighty-first street. facing
the American Museum OF Natural
History has been sold to an investor by
the orvista Realty Company. Henry D.
Davis, president. 1t covers a plot 75x
102.2 and n assessed at $4,000. The
seller bought the property In 1915 from
tbs McMorrow Engineering and Con-
struction Company, which erected the
building In 1913.
The sun., 1919-07-30
pATERNo BUYS DWELLING.

Anthony A. Paterno. as president of
me sos West End Avenue Corporation,
formed at Albany yesterday. has pur-
chased from Cecilia Muser the property
Mt that location, a four story and base
mont dwelling. on plot 34x100. adjoining
the northwest corner Of Eighty-fourth
street. George Ranger was the broker.
MI. Palermo contempiates altering the
house into small suites. Davis,
Symmes & Schneider. attorneys, repre-
scented the buyer.
The sun., 1919-07-30
THE CAMERON rs SOLD.

The Cameron, a seven story apart
n,ent house. on plot 6s.4x10ox irregu-
lar, ut the southeast corner of st.
Nicholas avenue and 126th street, has
been sold, by the .Dormond Realty
Company. which acquired the property
last month from the Cameron Apart
ment Company. 1t is assessed at
$4,000.