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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
DIED AT AGE OF 81.

SPECIAL Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford. March 1S.-Frederick c. Cole
died st the home of his daughter, MrS.
4. c. Guild, here, yesterday, aged 81
wears. He hsd been i'll for many months
and his death Was not unexpected.
Mr.. Cole came 70 this section 25 years
ago, from Pennsylvania, and engaged in
mercantile business at Atlanta, SIX miles
from Seaford He was burned out there and
then came here 20 live with his daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
DELA WARE CITY.

special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Delaware City. March Benjanan
Dougherty. who has been Ill for two weeks,
is able to be about
The regular meeting OF Delaware City
Century Club, tomorrow afternoon, will
be in charge of Mrs Eliza Yandegrift. A
ST. Patricks Day program will be gwen.
Fred Bender has taken position with
the du Pont Co, in Wilmington
The dance given last night at Fort
du Pont for the benefit of Delaware City
Free Library wax largely attended by
people from Wilmington and the sur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
FOUGHT FIRE IN TIME.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, March IS-The home of Mrs.
Sonora Wiley was saved from destruction
by fire, yesterday, by the timely arrival
Of her son. Charlie.
Mrs. Wiley filed an .air-tight stove up
with wood and went over TO call on q
neighbor. forgetting all about her fire.
In the meantime her son came home
and found the sittingroom all ablazc.
With the help of some neighbors the son
got the fire out after it had done about
500 damage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
FINE HANDMADE CHARMS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, March 1S.-Hcrbcrt Sipple,
passenger agent at the railroad station,
has a watch charm which he carved from
o piece Of French money and ring made
by German prisoner of war.
The work, which was done with an
ordinary pocket-knifc, shows skill and
N, 10 r,tliI,-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
SAVING GAME FISH.
special Correspondence Of Every Evei

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March lS-Jn nder the direction
of the State Fish and Game Commission,
St Jones river, into which many Of the
game fish placed in the Lewis mill pond
were driven by the food last summer
was dragged yesterday and today by
fishermen under the direction Of the
commission, The FISH taken out were
placed in other ponds nearby until the
Lewis mill is completed. after which the
pond will be restocked with these game
fish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
RETREAT FOR MEN.

During the week from March p to 2s.
a retreat for men will be held in ST.
Peter Cathedral under the auspices of
the Knights of Columbus. The evening
services will be held at 7.30 and all men
in the city are invited. Rev John j.
Walsh, s. j.. will deliver a series of dis
courses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March 1S.-The social and
auction given by Ever Ready Circle,
Kings Daughters, Monday evening, netted
the association more than $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Hope II. BarroIl, in Chester
town.
M1s. Priscilla Mcmahon, who was bhd-
~ burned about the body and fare, last
week, is slowly improving. trained
nurse js in attendane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18

Lost something2 Try q classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Realty Activity Keeps Up
In All Bronx Sections

Richard D. Primer sold to Smolar &
Tomberg the five-story apartment, Tx
100, at 2342 Ryer Avenue, and for the
A. Aren't Company the five-story apart
ment at 1881 Southern Boulevard. SIX
81, through Model & Lowenstein.
Samuel Cowen sold for Harry Calm
four houses at 961 to 967 Home Street
Schwab G. Co. sold for Jacob Chaves
a dwelling, 1921 Third Avenue, 25x1oo.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to II
Fisher and S. Persey 324 and 1926 East
145th Street, two two and one-half
story dwellings, 25x1oo j. Woodward
was the broker.
Richard Dickson sold for Marie Eu-
genie Vialla 1923 East 213th Street, COX
100, dwelling
The Eugene J. Busher Company, Inc,
sold for William c. Arnold no East
219th Street. two-family house, 100x114
Richard D. Primer sold for Richard
Arnold 1877 White Plains Road, dwell
ing. 50xS0, to Matteo Capobianco.
Baffa & Dixon sold for the Palmer
estate 252 Division Avenue, 25x1OOx
irregular, to the L. 2. Realty Company.
Jacob J. Tabolt sold for ]. Fred Max
we'll to w. P. Sultzer plot, 50x150, on
Sedgwck Avenue, near Kingsbridge
Road. The purchaser will improve with
a dwelling.
The Delafeld estate sold Plot 25, in
Block II, Fieldstone, Riverdale- the
Hudson, to c. NJ. Jennings, of Yonkers,
through George Howe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24

Constr & Supply Co. 227 " 1lsth st: due
Apr Is. 1928, u per cent; atty. Leopold
Friedman. 1893 Bway ...... $500. IS, 900
123D ST, 154 W, S s. runs 60x ok $
4o.11x e 15.6x n 1"1 IL to street ~
Wells Holdg CO, ISL Main St. White
p M: mtg Sc 1000 atty. T G & T Co: $4,000
123D ST, PAL W. n 3. 16.Sx1oll; Apr ]
Marco T Iselo to Anto and ELF kochta,
on prnlises; due APR .. 1928. pr cent
pr mtg $4,000; atty. Chas NJ Hall, go: 3o9
20: Geo " Allen to Alice schimner.
400 w 1921 st due Apr 20. 1921, per
cent; mtg $500; atty, Saml Seinmy .nc
SAME property; p m; APT 20; same to
due Apr 20. 1923. 5la per cent a: atty VS.
18TH ST 8 $. 255 Bway. S5x99.l IL;
M Apr l; same to same pr mtg So,
000 atty, same $5s'2oo
18TH ST; s22 w, > $, s5x9s.ll so P m;
kin. 1853 e Pkway, Bkyn; due April !,
1923. per cent; pr mtg $4,000; atty !,
7TH Az. W $. SO s 1s9th st. 1sx77.s; p N:
Apr l: Robt w Randall to Equita BILE ] lie
Assur Soc of S; yrs per ce a.
HIST ST. 5o4-os w, q 9, 81 Sx95 sun
nit av. 9l4. $. IFS 1e2d ST. 25x1oo;
Apr go; Cora p Hafner to Chas Berlin.
522 w 157th st; demand per cent
atty. Jacob I Berman. 346 Bwy s4. 49, 80
AV 1919. 3 g. 100 Acad-
envy. st. lots each 5oxl5o; : pr mtss
Corp to W 1. Realty Co. 2oS Bway;
yrs. per cent; 2 pr mtgs $4,000
each; atty, Y T & NJ Co ....,.$ $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Two New Buildings
To Cost $4,25O,OOO
One a Business Structure, the
Other Hospital for
Beth Israel

Plans have been filed for the con.
struction of twenty-five story Office
building with stores, for the southeast
corner of Eighth Avenue and Fifty-sev-
enth Street. 1t will have frontage of
1905 feet on Eighth Avenue, 24o.11 feet
on Fifty-seventh Street, running
through to Broadway. where it will
have frontage of 54.2 feet. The 1857
Broadway Company, Inc, John M. Jerry
president, is the owner Of record
Carrere & Hastings and H. II. Shevre
are the architects. and have estimated
the cost at $2,500,000.
Plans have also been filed for the
construction Of twelve-story freproof
hospital buildings for the Beth israel
Hospital Association, Inc, Joseph Co.
hen, president, on the east side of Liv-
ingston Place; whole front between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. 1t
will have frontage of 1874 feet on the
place and 1913 feet on each street
Louis A. Abramson is the architect and
has estimated the cost at $1,750,00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Six Buildings in Maiden
Lane and Gold Street Sold
Harry Aronson Buys the
Ten-Story Carrolton
Operator Takes Over Apart.
ment of Madison Avenue
and 10th Street Corner

Harry Aronson purchased from the
pullman estate the Carrolton. a ten
story apartment at the northeast cor
ner of Madison Avenue and Seventy
sixth Street. and the adjoining dwell
ing, 81 East Seventy-sixth Street Mr..
Aronson also sold and 5 East Eighty
fourth Street to Nine. Louise Homer
and IS East Seventy sixth Street.
Brooke & George, Duff & Conger and
Warren & Skillin were the brokers.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
resold to Herman Mergenthaler the
northwest corner Of 1924 Street and
Eighth Avenue, a six-story apartment
and seven stores, 42x100. David Pfeif-
fer was the broker.
j. S. Maxwell sold for V. Everitt
Macy, trustee, to Irving Bachrach the
five-story tenement / West 134th Street,
25x11O.
Harry N T-hn sold to Freda Zim-
norman SAG Ninth Avenue, fve-story
apartment with stores.
Charles S. Kohler. Inc, sold for
Amale A. Dig the story fiat 20
West Eighty-fourth Street. 24.6x1022
Van Vliet & Place has sold 38 Eighth
Avenue, through to 1928 West Fourth
Street, three-story building with
store, 20x42x57.8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

'' ano ia to E Albert widman. SIS ". 12oth
st; atty, n & NJ Co. .s11 900
66TH ST. SO w; Rivoli Realty Co to state
117TH ST 11s W; Lillian Wolins to Mamie
X Kessler. 459 4.h av. ........ $500
7TH ST, 247 E: Dry Dock Say Instn to
Metropolitan Saw Bank. SO Cooper 50 ;
atty. n T & NJ Co. $1,000
CHURCH ST. 800; Sarah N Quincy to
FORT WASHINGTON AV. 1858; Wians
Realty Co to Lena Horowitz, 1915 Fin
lay av: atty. Geo Schafran 81 Cham,
5TH Az, 1851; wians Realty Co to Lena
VERMILYEA AV. 33 IS; n II Stout to Nor
man w Chandler, 145 w 69th st; atty
7 & co. r.. -. =; -
j. Cutner, Az w 14Sth st; atty. Nord ,
linger, 100 Bway. ............. 500
1lTH Az. 574; Lee W Groves to N Y Title
e. Mtg Co, 1875 Bway. 81. 500
18TH ST. 24s e: VIM g Kaufman to
Eiz Spiegel, s12 w Front st, Plain
field. J; atty T Mannheim 122 Mas
Bs go s. $50: Canal st iSs: w II i
N Y; atty. r q & T Co: mtg OF $12,S39.13
7TH ST. 247; Chelsea Realty Co to Metro
politan Saw Bank; atty. N T & NJ
sb 18TH ST. 4ls-42o; Jacob Meadow Real
Estate Co to Farmers Loan & Trust
Co and ano exrs4rffd trus; attys, Geller
r g. b. % Exchange pl. ........... 500
WEST ST. $3.50; Albany st. IS; Title Guar
OF Albany: atty. 7 G & r Co. .$1s.740.s5
1o4TH S'r, 225 e: Eva l. Powell. extrx. to
May r Powell. 10 st Nicholas pl....$1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Site Near Proposed Federal
Bank Home Will Be I'm.
proved at Once With
an Office Structure
Other Downtown Activity
Freight Forwarders Get
Bridge Street Property
for Local Headquarters

Horace s. Ely & Co. and Charles F
Moves Company sold for Richmond
Levering & Co. the six buildings at 81
to 81 Maiden Lane and 4, 6 and Gold
Street, with frontages Of " feet on
Maiden Lane and 60 feet on Gold
Street. The plot contains nearly 10000
square feet. The asking price was
s65oOo0. The property is just east Of
the new site for the Federal Reserve
Bank. The present buildings, four and
six story structures. will be demol-
ished on or about May l and the site
improved with modern office build
ing, to be occupied in part by the pur-
chasers A portion of this property
originally was accumulated through the
-.oyes company for Sigsbee Graham.
The Moves company resold it for Mr..
Graham to Richmond Levering 1t was
IN account of Mr.. Leverings sudden
death that his company abandoned its
olans to improve the site.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell sold for
Thomas C. Medinger 81 Bridge Street,
three-story building, to Judae g. Co.,
freight forwarders, who will use it for
its New York headquarters after altera-
tons.
Thomas j. Meehan sold 90 Fulton
Street five STORY building. 25.1OxSO,
to the Alcalde Realty Corporation for
Jesse S. Philips, Superintendent of In
surarce of the State of New York, who
In turn resold it to Sallie N. Rupert
for restaurant purposes.
George A. Bowman and William A.
White Sons resold the three story
building No. So Wooster Street, 1Sx75,
for the Beaumont Construction Com
pany to the Higdon Elevator Company,
who will make extensive alterations.
Loft in Seventeenth Street Sold.
The Lebertan Corporation bought
from Westchester Owners Corpora
ton. 81 West Seventeenth Street, a
seven-story loft building. 25x92. Fred
E. Sturges was the broker.
John FREEMAN and Walter NJ. Smith
sold for the Kahn estate to the Amer
lean Sea Grass Company $40 to 314
Avenue A and sos Ease Nineteenth
Street, southeast corner, group of
tenements and warehouses which will
be reconstructed into a factory for the
buyers occupancy.
The four-story building, 25xl005, "a
West Fifty-seventh Street, is to be
taken over by the "a w est Fifty sew
enth Street Company, with II. Gold,
s. G. Cohn and G. Neufield as directors.
The owner of record is William N.
Cohen.
l. Lincoln Seide Company sold for
Ruth A. Bruce Brown to jacob Finkel-
stein the four-story Claremont Hall,
GO East 106th Street, 29.3x10011. The
bviding will be extensively altarcd in
TO lemodeled reception hall and meet
ing rooms. Wilson, Barker G. Wagner
attorneys, represented She seller and
Mr.. Umhey, Of Hillquit IL Levens, at
,olneys, represented the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Lis Pendens
Manhattan


losTH ST s. 81 Riverside Drive, 3ax
SOIL; Lewis 9 Jones agt Ward Brewer
ct al, amended foreclosure of mtg
attys. Hurry & Dutton
5TH Av. ls4; Joseph siegel ct al agt
", f 70 nc, atty siegel.
w WILLIAM ST. 25I-259: Benjamin r Jayne
ast Richard B Rodermond; notice OF
levy atty; b | Finkelstein
nth ST. 233-235; Hynan Lanes agt Igood
Realty GO, Inc; action to establish Iier
lsT Az. $, Ala n 10th st. 2a.sxs4; rhos
q OConnor agt Edwin y Rafter ct al:
Brandner.
s7H Az. We a4th st, 1s7sx11sx ,rres
to 3sd st; City Real Estate CO agt Four
Hundred and sixty-one Eighth Avenue
CO, Inc, ct az foreclosure OF two mtgs;
SAND PROPERTY: Municipal MORTGAGE
GO ast same same. foreclosure of two mtgs;
10Th ST, $, 10 e I'd av, 2oxs2: James
Macbeth ct agt Harriet Kenworthv
ct al; partition: attys, Clarke & Frost
10TH ST: 32s E; Margaret B La T os,.
Of mtg; attys, Morris, Plant SAKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Many Buyers for
DIV ellin gs of
Every Character
George W. Perkins Sells
House in Park Avenue;
Theatrical Producer Gets
Fine 9th Street Home

The Brown Wheelock Company, Inc
sold for George W. Perkins 76 Park
Avenue, 25x1oo, modern fve-story
dwelling, to John E. Berwind.
Martin Beck. theatrical producer, pur-
chased from the c. B. L. S. Realty Com
pany the four-story dwelling, 23x100.5
at 13 East Sixty-seventh Street.
Pease & Gilman sold the five-story
dwelling, 17xl00, at GA East Seventy
third Street, for Charles McVeagh, rep
resented by William B. May & Co.
Harris, Vought & Co. sold the four
story dwelling at 60 East Fifty fourth
Street, 18.9x10O. The purchaser will
make extensive alterations.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd and
George E. Fowler sold for Mrs. Luis ]
Eighty-second Street, 2Ox100, to John
II. Thomas, vice president Of the Inter
national Mercantile Marine
Frederick Zittcl & Sons sold 11S East
Eighty-second Street. three-story dwell
ing, 14.3x100, to B. Feifer, the owner of
the adjoining property.
Justice Greenbaum Sells House
Justice Samuel Greenbaum, of the
Appellate Division, Supreme Court, sold
to Ennis e. Sinnott, through L. ]. Phil
lips & Co., the four-story dwelling,
196x100, at 706 St. Nicholas Avenue,
which is now occupied by Surrogate
John P Cohalan.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
sold for Nathan Lemlein 1913 East
Eighty fourth Street, a three-story
dwelling, 20.5x100, to physician, who
will alter it.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Daniel B..
Freedman to G. Snyder, tenant, 1903
To-.
dwelling, 20x106.
T. r. Wood & Co., Inc, sold for the
S. c. Doty estate fourstory dwelling
at 118 West Seventy Street to
William j. Bowc.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc, sold
for the Maxlow Realty Company 44O
West Twenty second Street, three
story dwelling, 25x98.9, to E. N. Coke
fair.
Leroy Coventry sold 329 West Eighty
seventh Street, az story dwelling,
15x10O.8hs, for X. Tompkins. The same
broker recently sold an adjoining
house to relative of the same buyer.
Jacob J. Talbot sold for the Adam
Knobloch estate the fourstory dwell
ing, 25x100, at 442 West Forty-third
Street, to James P. Bracken.
Sigmund Wechsler purchased the
three story dwelling ZlO East lnlftlelh
Street, 18.9x98.
The Everett NJ Seixas Company sold
to DR.. Thomas H. Curtin 226 West End
Avenue for Mrs Agnes l.. Rodgers.
The Hudwill Corporation purchased
the dwelling 245 West 1920 Street.
j. Anthony Minott sold for the Di-
rect Leasing Corporation 245 West
129th Street, threestory dwelling,
18.9x100.
w. ]. Huston & Son sold for Ella
Herdman to Sigmund Ernst 326 West
l45th Street, a thrce-story dwelling, ID
99.11.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Gets Dwelling at Dobbs Ferry

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Mrs
Franklin @. Brown Colonial dwell
ing and garage, on Ashford Avenue
Dobbs Ferry, to August H. Haucke.
The Robert f. Farley Organization
sold for Miss Elizabeth Ginty her prop
erty at Elmsford to Arthur ]. Singer
Fish & Marvin sold for DR.. Henry H
Tyson large plot at Cliff Avenue and
Boulevard, Pelham Heights, to Paul J
Moffat, who plans to erect home. The
same brokers sold for Hugh Herndon
large plot at Boulevard and Corona
Avenue, Pelham Heights, to Alexan-
der Watt, of Pelham Manor, who also
plans to improve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
NEW JERSEY

FOR HOMES. Well Located on
High observation-disclosures Train
Service Low Prices Consult
the Suburban Home Guide OF
the New York Evening Post
every Saturday.
Advantages and features OF
the suburbs around New York
tax rates. Communication fares,
social activities. school facilities
and a number Of houses avail
abla for rent or sale.
This week the Suburban Section
OF Essex, Morris and Union Coun-
ties. New Jersey. Next week
Bergen. Hudson and PassAic
Back issues have described the
Hudson River. Bronx Valley and
Sound Sections OF Westchester,
and the Suburban Section OF
Connecticut and are available
while they last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Mechanics Liens

18th ST. 214 w: Harry siesel agt Tel
fair Smith and Tel Ray Corporation
owners; Morris Wolf contractor. 81. 200
5sTH ST. 81 W; Abraham Mandel agt
Para Studios Corporation owner; Louis oas
18TH 81 AZ W; Atlas Art Metal iron
Works agt Rose Werner. owner Levine
Contracting Company. contractor. s135
MAIDEN LANE. IA; David e Kennedy
Inc agt Rev Alfred Pell. owner |;
United Eye Glass Shop Corporation; ;
obTH sT, POT and 2os e: Jacob Rubin ast
Laura Oppenheim. owner: Louis Open
holm, contractor (renewaD .....$3s425
SAME property: Aaron Udow agt Laura
Oppenheim. owner; Louis Oppenheim.
contractor (renewaD $l29.9 90
I'D AV, 1897: Aaron Udow agt Ella Open
helm. owner; Louis Oppenhem. contrac-
tor (rcnewaD .......,.;;...... ~ l63. SO
SAME property; Jacob Rubin agt Ella OPP
penheim, owner; Louis Oppenheim, con-
tractor (rencwaD ...............$31 2. . 5
AVENUE A, 100 and 1854; H. Greenberg q
Sons agt Mary Il Blue, owner. Nathan
Mayer ct al contractors. ........... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24

pr mtge s426oo; atty, Lawyers !! 4 1T 7
SAME PRopBRry: m: April ~: Mo 'uGS
&C. rs y 7eth 81: Que a@ Apri1 e. e.: 1sss;
sn53,p.cc; atty, L T & T Co. $4,000
ref: yrs. .'SS c; atty. G Z g g. ~
u; Jenny Lichtman to chas F Brown.
oath st; 3 Yrs. p c; atty. Title G
Hogne to same; 8 yrs. S p c. atty,
4sTH ST. s57 ". 8, 1ssx1oo.5: ' p M:
hp Or at I9 stre'ffer to same , "
April 10: 1sidor Michel to- same; 8 yrs:
@S I5r ST. 10. $50 sw:.1.y to G.1sS:
Michel. lis Hooper ~s st. nkl y: ins3as:
Ml per cent? q P P.r mtg $4,000 atty. es
April 10: Mile Rosenbers to e''s same n
4sH ST. PEI css w. e'ss s. ss% ots each ss9
- kope B3u %sf q s5 same s'fH' xf A?F5
9TH Az. s5o-52. s. 60 4sth st. 4o'sx
100, m; April 10; sth Az and SD ST
Realty co to Chas f Brown, ref, w
S Gu" & yrs per cent atty; ss a: sds
9TH Az. s54. s. 40 4sth st. 2oxss: m;
d ApI'i az ~ same sames to same yrs; per
9TH Av. s5s $. 20 4sth st. 2oxss, p M NJ
April ~; same to same; yrs; per
9TH Av. s5s SCI 46th st. 2oxss; - 81 nv W.
April -; Geo A and chas A Oats to
same same years; per cent attorneys Is
4eTH ST: ses W. $. 16 sxloo.5: '1 m:
April 10; Amanda I. Parks to same:
4eTH ST. $40 w. 8. 1s.sx6o: p m; April
10; Jno Hoeckh to same; 8 years:
IT, sth Az and s 5sd ' s, Teat M CO apT to
4sTm ST. yIS sS Sin at ay
Tsnnile:. 2o4 Bay st. E Savannah. Ga;
WI Al de nIina ra a15 sth st. Rayonns.
SO Orange. n ]. extrx instals p c:
pr mtg $4,000: atty. T g & T Co $40 900
10; sth Av and SD St Realty CO to chhas
r Brown, ref ] w s4th Ut; yrs p c;
P m; April ~ -: LARA bee Deyo Motor
Truck Sales Co to same; yrs. s p G:
5o Fly ST. sa1ne 5. lis 18th av 5oxio5 1890
April ~; Colonial Sand & Stone CO to
Chas Brown, ref, w cath st: yrs.
.oTlpp & ~ atty T 6 =, : T Co; s2sloo
p m; April 10; Peter ] McGovern to
chas F Brown; yrs g; atty: game ::
5orH ST. s. $50 18th av, soxioo.b;
Peter McGoverr to same: yrs, c;
p m; April 10: atty. same. S21, 900
18TH .Av: %. 70 n 5oth st. 4oxs6; m;
f Brown. ref; yrs. p c: atty. same.
nth Av. s W cor b1st st. 100 5x1oo; . m u:
Sp 6: atty, r 9 & + co.......:.,ss:;7oo
DIST 81; $ s. ioo S,.I llsh av. 7Sx1oo5; ;
atty. r & T Co. ;...... SIS, 800
p M April ls Same to same; Yrs: 5
sr An1 Az s,h Az s s3d s. Ga :,
18TH ST, 1o5 ". ;. 2osiea.s: S m s' 4prli
a s HS sho and Mary ss ws sns to ks
i 4 + e g 20 c. pr mts~ $4,000 at Ysi
Emma Farr. IS W 74th st; instls; 8
re-; pr m,ss ~ s1 ,5s.s atty. Charles
s7TM 81 IA w. % ia s1ico.s: APR. Hprii
~ IS; ssrsh A. Caroline A. Jsns to
Adele Kneeland. 16A q 7lst at. sxrs and
trus Of Charlie. K"e al yrs; oe g;
S' 3sn"a =" S1s NV ss.s = Sss
at'y T. ''T' q pr m.se 'ls sSS5
ssTm' ST. s22 W 8 =. 2oxioos: m: Aprii
4 c.. l7e Bway: due and int. as bond.
$4,000
95x10o1l: April Is; Hector Realty Co
TO shcnk Co. lls w l2oth 1T;
due July l. 1922: p C; attys. Morrison
,1srn sT ST. assSsI w, =. 4oxioo: p m;
April .z: Rose W Aronson to Jacob a
G: atty. ! Uisncr IL Park Row. 80. 900
sTH. AV. 1864, W = SOIL n 11sth 81 sex
100; p m; APR Al; Moll Realty Corp TO
ana tr,as; yrs, 9 per cent, pr mtg ~,
sqos ssty q rr Co. Tx az s ss.pYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

5TH Av, cor 57th st. 1oo.5x1ss :.
Prudential lns Co OF America loans
Anshma Realty Corpn. to erect a ~
story office and store building: thrsa
payments ............... 81 hon ao0
ST. e. 1855 IT OF yaricl,
st; 49.9x200.S to Vandam at X SO sx20O 2 :.
Realty Associates Investment Cornn
loans Griffin Realty Corpn. to erect a
3-story factory; payments. $40. 900
10th ST, n g. s5S TT W OF 9Th av. 37xoo:
Stebbins Realty & Construction Co. Inc
loans II West 10th st Corp. to make
alterations; ave payments .....$ $40, 900
7TH Av. cor 36th st, Ss.sxl40: Metro
politan Life 1ns Co loans Armion Realty
Corp. to erect a History lofts and
store twelve payments ..... 1900 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Publishers to Erect Building
In Goth ST., Adjoining 5th Az

Kinds, Hayden &, Eldridge, Inc, pub
fish ers, plan the erection of seven
story building on the site of the one
time Perkins residence at 3 West Six
,teenth Street, adjoining Fifth Avenue,
purchased recently from the Perkins
estate through Albert B. Ashforth, Inc.
The firm, which is now located at II
Union Square West, will occupy the
store, basement and two or three floors
Of the proposed building and suitcase
the remaining space. Charles H. Hig-
ginson, architect, has prepared plans
for the Improvement, which will occupy
a Mot 33X82
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Sells Dream Lake Estate

Dream Lake, the S15O,00O country
estate near Crot6h Lake of Managing
Director Edward Bowcs of the Capitol
Theater has been sold through George
Howe to Arthur F. Geissler. 1t en-
braces nearly $50 acres of natural park,
with residence and numerous buildings.
Mr.. 3owes owns an adjoining estate,
who he will retain for his summer
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Buyer to Alter Liberty Street
Corner Into Office Building

The Lebertan Corporation bought
from the Havemeyer Real Estate Com
pany 1os-1OS Liberty Street, corner of
Trinity Place, running through to
Cedar Street, 29ex115x19, five-story
store and loft building, which the
buyers intend to alter into modern
Office building. The purchaser paid all
cash. George B. Hanford. of A. H.
Mathews, was the broker.