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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-02
SUGAR MARKET.

New York, June 1.-The raw sugar
continued firm; spot prices for Gu
bas were unchanged at 2 11-1ec cost
and freight equal to 4.29 for CEN
trifugal, but later shipment advance
ed to 2 SAC cost and freight equal
to ABS. There were sales of 10000
bags of Cubas late June or early July
shipment to New Orleans at 2 3-4c
cost and freight and $4,000 bags. Of
Porto Ricos June shipment without
port options at 4.35.
The raw suEar futures market
showed advances of l to 2 points on
trade and commission house buying
prompted by the strength in the spot
market.
Refined sugar vas firm and prices
were unchanged to ten points higher
with fine granulated listed at $50 to
90. The demand continues active.
Refined futures nominal. Sugar
futures closed easy: approximate
sales 22,6o0 tons. July. 2.72; Sept,
2.s5; Dec, 2.ss; March, 2.ss.
PRODUCE.
3 New York, June 2.-Butter firm;
receipts 27,1se: creamery higher than
extras IS 1906; extra frsts %
score, IS; firsts SO to 81 score, 80 1-2
@S4 IL. Packing stock, current
make, No. 2, "a.
Eggs weak; receipts 4O,74s cases;
fresh gathered extra frsts 26@27; do
frsts 25@26; storage packed extra
firsts Is @2s IL.
Cheese, steady; receipts S,es6 boxes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-02
LEGAL. NOTICE
- az J

Available at the North 49, .ad FL.
cultural Coile agoi,.xe. n. b. Freight
As..s and tsiegra9h address: Fargo
N. d. "
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES

Brown, Wheelocl<- Harris. Vousb, g.
Co. In"., leased building. 30 Cliff street.
to Hans Hinrichs a Co, Inc, for Henry
l.. Won Meyer represented by Carmann
Voorhees, e Floyd.
Hup Realty Company. Inc, J. Charles
@. Hupfel president. leased building 21s
East Forty-second street, through Henry
Hof to the Ohio Chemical and Manu-
featuring Company, also space in the
northeast corner of Twelfth street and
Third avenue TO Airline Press. Inc. and
Atlas Llnotyping Company. Inc.
White-Goodman leased the basement
in II West Broadway to David Movers /:
half of the first loft in 16 West Nine
teenth street to Schwartz G. Steinberg.
and space on the sixth floor I'm 6o2
Broadway to Jacob Meyer & Son.
stephen II. Tying. Jr.. & Co, Inc.
office of Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc. leased
store and basement In So West Thirty
sixth street TO David Kamsler. womens
hats also fifth floor in 80 Union Square
to s. Suckon & Co.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased
offices In the Simpson Building. Broad
way and Sixty-seventh street, to the
stony wold Sanatorium of Lake Kus-
haqua. ". Y.
Maurice Wertheim leased offices IN
372 Lexington avenue. southwest cor
ner OF Forty-frst street. to the Founda-
ton and Construction Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
BIG LEASING DEAL ON
BROADWAY, BROOKLYN
81 100000 Rental for a 65
Year Term.

The vacant block front on Broadway
between Greene avenue and Van Buren,
street including half the block on
Greene avenue has been leased to the
Malbone Construction Company. Samuel
Ageloff. president, by the Jenkins Hold.
ing Company for sixty-five years at a
net rental of s1.50o.Ooo. The lessee will
improve the plot with a three story
building with stores on the ground floor
and offices above. On the Greene ave-
nue. frontage it Is planned to erect a
warehouse and garage. Murray Klein
architect is preparing the plans.
L. T. Newman sold the northeast corr
ner of Seventh avenue and Second
street a five story building consisting
of nine apartments and corner store
The property was held by the owner.
David Mayer, for over twenty years
and was sold to an investor for about
$40 900.
]. Lacov sold for A. B. Dietrich to
H. Rosenberg, a nine room house with
double garage at 11H East Twenty.
second street.
Bulkley & Horton Co leased during
the last two weeks the following houses
1903 Dean street to Mr. Voigt 1908 Dean
street TO Mr.. Mckinley; 954 Park place
to DIR. c. Yerbury; 260 Brooklyn avenue
to Mrs. B. Kennedy and 266 Brooklyn
avenue to a Mr. Parkin
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
SAILED,

strs Albis,an DAM. st John, NIB; Howicl
Hail. Vancouver. Chicago (Fr). Havre
Mongolia. Hsmburg Bristol City (Br). Bris-
toll: Lenape, Charleston and Jacksonville
Hamburg; United States DAM. Copenhagen
wuerttemburg (Ger. Hamburg' Wekika.
Bristol: Tuscanstar (Br), Seattle, &C; santa
Ana, Callao. &C. Themistocles Greek
Piraeus, SC: Frieda, Sabine MORO Castle,
Havana. &c City OF st Louis, savannah ;
Plata. &c; Colon, Cristobal: Elisha Walker,
Tampico; Sarpfos (Nor), Tampico, &c
Santa Rosa. Cristobal; AgwLsun. Port Lobos; F;
Gov John Lind. San Juan. &c.
Strs Hovland (Nor). Christiania; Hangar
Cvor). Port Spain; Anaconda, Philadelphia !;
Pipestone County, Havre and Dunklrk' Cayo
Mambi Santiago.
strs Carna Dutch. Laguayra. &c; Maple
Philadelphia.
Schr Dorothy. Norfolk
Tugs Bess towing barges (pasfsd out
Sandy Hook 81 AND; Underwater. towing
. (do at II ~ AND.
Sailed 18th. tugs " NJ Waterman, towing
barges (passed out Quarantine at II :54 AND :
John A Hughes. towing (sandy HOOK az
] :o7 PM): Bermuda, towing (do at 2;54
PDD.
The corrected reading of the ban'meter
freduccd TO sea leveD at New York or
Thursday, Oct 5, 1922, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
f,venty-n nine and nlnety-two hundredths
gg.J inches This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty (Tf0) millimeters
Captains of all vessels now lying IN or near
the ports Of New York and Brooklyn can
advantageously u3e the above official data
require any considerable correction or ad-
justsnent.
wind al Sandy Hook PM, Sw. 10 miles
clear: light sea visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

A. V. Amy G. Co. leased for the
Benjrv Corporation the four story
dwelling, $50 West End avenue, TO Ed
ward A. Beech for five years; also for
Mrs. Gabrielle b. Kennedy the five story
dwelling, 433 West End avenue, to Hugo
Cassel for five years.
Culver g. Co. leased for Mrs. Virginia
f. Kelley her residence, 145 East Thirty
seventh street, to Lawrence G.. White
of McKim, Mead e. White.
Worthngton Whitehouse, Inc. rented.
furnished. an apartment In 100 East
Sixty-seventh street to William May
Wright
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased
apartments in 1857 Fifth avenue to
James II. McGraw: in ass Park avenue
TO ingalls, Kimball; in 16S East Fifty
first street to Miss Marguerite Heaton:
in Ga East Sixty-sixth street to ].
Armour Ferguson, and in Isl East
Eightieth street to Wayte Raymond.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased apartments
In 972 Sixth avenue to G.. Nakagawa.
Mrs NJ. Coleman. Mrs. T. ID. Cardoza,
Isabella Smith and s. Yameda. and In
s74 Sixth avenue to r. L. Macneil,
Josephine Ford. Martha Winslow and
r. F. Adams; in 20 West F'ifty-seventh
street TO Mrs. Margaret Marshall: in
"A West Fifty-seventh street to Countess
Irma Won Heidler: in 14s West Seventy
second street to Benjamin W. Kapp and
In 20S West Seventy-second street to
George Reinhardt and Edward I. Seidl.
Seaman g. Pendergast leased apart
ments In 1853 East Thirty-sixth street
to Harold f. Schall. and In 1853 East
Fifty-fifth street to Miss julio G. Pruyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
T. N. VAIL'S $2,0OO,O0O
PLACE BOUGHT BY CLUB
NerO England Group Acquires
Vermont Property.

S. Osgood Pell & Co.. represented by
z. II. Peck, has sold the Vermont es-
tate of the late Theodore N. Vail pres-
dent of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. Mr.. Vail COM
pleted the estate only a short time
before his death at cost of more than
100000, making 1t the most costly
country place in New England The
mansion house alone contains over 100
rooms.
1t was here that Mr.. Vail installed a
pipe organ reputed to be one of the
finest in the country. The mansion
house was built in the center of the
estate about six miles north of st.
Johnsbury and commands very ex-
tensive view of both the White and
Green Mountains.
The buyer is group of New England
business men who plan to form a club
and use it for this purpose. On the
property are private golf course a
garage which will house nearly 1OC
cars and number of modern cottages
make this estate wonderfully adapted
for large club.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

A. Fillmore Hyde. president OF the
Hyde Real Estate Corporation. has pur.
chased from Emma II. Ellsworth the
five story residence. 25x105. at 46 West
Fifty-fourth street, in the so-calIed
Rockefeller Block" which Mrs. Ellis
worth acquired earlier in the week from
Courtlandt Nicoll
L. j. Phillips & Co. sold for Henry
slllcocks OF the law firm of Sillcocl,s
Gedley G. Holmes, 10 West Sixtv-e,rbtb
street, five story American basement
dwelling. 16xlO0. near Central PARK
West
M. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for 7. Ran
dolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs tho
five story residence, 81 West Eighty.
second street, between Central Par,,
West and Columbus avenue, 1sx10O. and
held at $4,000
charles A. DUBOIS sold for George r.
Halliday to Alice A. Kranz. the three
story dwelling, 62s West 15sth street
1S.9x99.11.
Pepe & Brother sold for Joseph w
Moyer 2S Downing street, three story
dwelling. 1870. The buyer who live,
In Plainfield, N. j.. will occupy.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
APARTMENT SALES TOP
TRADING IN THE BRONX
Lessee to Erect Stores Oppo'
site Borough Hall,

Mary Lepler sold to Michael Lichten-
stein the six story apartment house
kr own as Marvelle Court. 926x100 at
the southwest corner of Fulton avenue
and 175th street. The structure con-
tains five stores.
j. S. NJ. Realty Company has resold
to Samuel Schachter the two five story
apartment houses 1870 to 1914 Boston
road. S5X10o. The property was held at
$120,00o.
Rutland & Benjamin sold for the Rye
Lake Realty Company 1867 wilkins ave-
nue., corner of Crotona Park East, a
five story apartment. 4sx100, to Henry
Craft. represented by Charles Kuntze.
Harold L. Lewis leased for the L.
Napoleon Levy estate on net rental
basis the northwest corner Of fremont
and Arthur avenues, a plot 100x120,
opposite the Bronx Borough Hall. The
lessee will improve with a two story
store building.
Alexander Sellkin, Carl Jaffe anf
Samuel Rockstein sold for D. Grausman
to an investor a new six story apart
ment, 75x1OO, at 1856 Bryant avenue.
]. Clarence Davies. Inc, sold from
plans for Niewenhouse Company. Inc,
to George Schmitt & Co. the two story
garage. 5lx194. on the north side OF
l60th street, between PARK ana Court
landt avenues.
Nathan Wilson sold six lots on Os-
borne avenue (Berlkeley OvaO to the
Burnside Corporation, which will I'M
prove with two family houses with ga
RACES.
Armstrong Brothers sold for Mary
Lawson to Wendelin Knoch the three
story two family dwelling EOS Mt. Hope
place 2Ox1O0
The new l. c. Realty Corporation
with A. Sumner. F.. Bacola and r. Levy
as directors, bought n plot, 200x200. al
the corner of Riverdale avenue and
Douglass street. from Hyman Harding
who held Il at $4,000. d. T. Rosen
attorney, represents the company.
William ]. Gabel sold for the estate
OF Michael Murtag n lot on the west
side Of Grand Concourse, rs feet north
of 164th street.
Harry Calm, operator. leased new
two story garage northeast corner Oh
Bergen avenue and 153d street for If
teen years at the aggregate rental oi
seas, 900 to the Montauk Garage Realty
Corporation. Silvertnan Exchange were
the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
S1,OOO,OOO DEALIN
TIMES SQUARE ZONE
Lessee to Erect 8 Story Build
ing on 9TH Avenue Below
Forty-first Street.

A new eight story modern store, Of
flee and showroom building is to be
erected at 566 and 56S Seventh avenue.
on the west side, 20 feet south of Forty
first street now occupied by two old
fashioned five story buildings. The site
has been leased for the project and the
rentals. together with the estimated cost
Of the Improvement, VIII amount to
about $1,000. 900. The plans have been
drawn by w. ]. Hohauser. architect, and
the estimated cost is 100000.
Aaron Jacobs, cotton jobber. repre-
sented by Jacob Mannheim. attorney, has
leased the property from the Barrett
estate, Nicholas j. Barrett executor, for
sxty-three years, divided in three TWEEN
ty-one year periods, for total rental
of about $700.000 The property was
recently leased to Meyer M. Steinberg
for similar term, but this lease Is said
to have been cancelled, The new lease
was arranged by Charles Michael
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BURGEo, NE. Sept 24-In port. schr
Faqstina lBp, for oporto: .
previously schr Evelyn (Br. New York.
FOGO NF, Sept 25-Arrived. schr d
Hazen (BD. Halifax.
Sailed 95th. schr InGrid (Dan), Oporto.
GAULToIs. NF. Sept 25-Arrived previous
ly schr Nellie Walters (PR). Oporto.
HALIIFA;X;;. Oct ARRIVED. str Penare
Cleared Cd. schr Marion l. Mason (Br)
Ponce.
HAVANA. Sept 2s-sailed. str sarmatia
HAWKEsBURY. Ms. Sept so-Arrived. schI
Guilty sark (Br>, Newcastle for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Ms. Sept 27-Arrived. schr
Minas Princess (Br). New York doads or
return).
MONTREAL, Oct 2-Arrived, str S E Cal
PARRsBoR6. rs. Sept 27-salled. tug
Harry Mathers. st John. NB (to tow schr
Martha Parsons to Windsor to load laths
for Philadelphia.
for Walton (to load for New York;.
PORT GREv1LLE, Ms, Sept 2S-Sailed
sehr Esther Adelaide, Windsor 0oads plaster
PORT UNION. NF. Sept 25-Arrived pre-
viously. schr G Bryant (fsr). Turks Island:
QUEBEC, Oct Passed In Little Metis
str Eelantler (Belg), Philadelphia for Mont
real
Passed in cape Magdalen I'd. str Brant
County (Br). Port Liberty for Montreal.
Passed in Fame Point I'd, etrs Millpoo
(Br), Boston for Montreal: Manchester Civil
ian (Br). Blyth for do.
Passed In Grosse Island Sd. strs Rivertor
(Br). Cardiff for Montreal: Cliftonhall (Br)
from Barry.
Passed In Cape Salmon Sd, str Hindustar
| (Br). New York for Montreal
Passed in Matane Sd. str Canadian Pioneer
! (Br) Barry for Montreal.
| Passed In Point Amour Sd. str Melita (Br)
| Antwerp, sc. for Montreal
| ST JOHN NIB, Oct ARRIVED str Cobai
! (Br) Parrsboro (and sailed on return)
| Sailed Sd. str Wye Tempest (Br), Sydney
CB.
! ST NAZATRE. Sept 30-Saied, str Cha
| teauroux (Fr). Montreal.
TANAMO. Sept 20, / PM-Sailed, str Kros
| fond (Nor), Macors Ito load for st John
/ NBl.
TILT COVE. NF. Sept 25-In port. ST
| Elizabeth r. for New York.
! VERA CRUZ. Sept 29-Arrived. str Panuco
/ New Orleans.
WINDSOR. Ms. Sept 27-sailed, schr Dori
| Hamlin, Walton to load plaster for New
| Ycrkl.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
CLEARED.

Str Hovland (Nor). Narvessen. Moss and
Christiania (grain in bulk)-Benham Boye-
sen.
str Alma Maersk (Dan). Andersen. Kong
port (ballasD D-Isorandtsen- -Moller Co.
Str West Humhaw. Strrat Angra, Fun
chal, &c (general)-A II Bull s. Co.
Str Tecumseh (Br), Henderson, Piraeus.
Salonica, &c, via Beaumont (generaD-Stand-
ard Transportation Co.
Str Chcyo Maru (Jap). Suzuki. Yokohama
Kobe, sc. via New Orleans and Panama
Canal (generaD-Toyo Kisen Kasha.
Str Port Hacking (Brl. Jolly, Fremantle'
Adelaide &C (generaD-Funch, Edge q Co.
Str Frank Lynch, Gray, San Francisco
(ballast) Master.
Str Agwisun. Gronli. Port Lobos (ballasO-
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Elisha Walker. Prayer, Tampico (none
at New York)-Huasteca Petroleum Co.
str Carna Dutch. School, Port-au-Prince,
Laguayra, &c (general)-tunch, Edye 90;
Str Colon, Haynes, Port-au-Prince and
Cristobal (generaD - Panama Railroad
Steamship Line.
tiago &c (general) )-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Manchioneal (Nor). Won der Fehr, San
tago. Kingston, &C (generaD-United Fruit
Str Munargo, Loren. Nassau and Antilla
(generaD-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Osga (Dan), Hansen, Nassau tgen-
eraD-New York and Cuba Mall Steamship
Co.
Str MORO Castle, Blackadder, Havana,
Progreso. &C (generaD-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co.
Str ] A Moffett, Jr. Tucker Texas Guy
(baliast)R l. Hague.
Str T Bedford, Snow. Baton Rouge (bal-
last)-R l. Hague.
Str Marine. King, New Orleans (ballasD-
Barber Steamship Lines.
str Teresa 0taD, Ragusn, New Orleans
(ballast) Phelps Bros Co.
Str Ossabaw Smith. Mobile and Tampa
neraD-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str City of st Louis, johnson, savannah
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Anaconda, Jones Cfrom Antwerp I,
Philadelphia tresidue)-BlacK biaihohu
Steamship Corporation.
str Maple, johnson, Philadelphia (generaD
--Iialshaw Steamship Co.
Str Rosalind (Br), James, Halifax and 81
Johns (general) )-Bowring Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Portland, Me
eraD--Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Belfast Mccormack (first oftlcer)
Boston (generaD Eastern Steamship Cor
poration. o.,
str Lena Luckenbach, Bohn, Boston (in
transit)-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Norwalk, Crowell. Boston (genera)- =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Motor ship Carnegie (Sw). Johansson. 90
miles off Nantucket (ballast) -Chesebro Bros
e. Robbins.
Schr William Melbourne (Br), Dill, La
Havre (ballast)--J + Whitney & Co.
Schr Don Parsons tBr). Card. Windsor, Ms
(bailast)-J + Whitney & Co.
Barge Andrew Mcdonald. Nickelson, Wind
sor, Ms (ballast)-J + whitney e. Co.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc. New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. l. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. /. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06

! Hindustan (Br). New York; Bglantier CBr)
/ Philadelphia Mnlpool (Brl, Rotterdam.
I PENANG. Oct 2-Sailed, str Esther Dollar
( (Br). New York.
PENARTH. OCT 4-sailed. str Bogen (Nor)
Wabana.
(Br) from Hong Kong for New York.
PIRAEUS, Oct ARRIVED previously, sti
King Alexander CBr). New York.
PoNTA DELGADA. Oct S-Sailed, str Ara
bic (Br). New York via Boston.
PORT ANTONIO, Oct 3, midnight-Sailed
str Mirafores (BD, Philadelphia.
PROGRESO. Oct 3-sailed str Baritone
PUERTO CAsTILLA. oct 3--safed. str
vika (Nor), Mobile.
PUERTO CORTEZ. oct ARRIVED. str
Santa Marta. Puerto Barros.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 2-Sailed. str Presi-
dent Garfield Cfrom London. New York.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 3-Arrived, str Alchiba
(Dutchl. Montreal.
Arrived 4th, strs W II Libby, New YORK
Teespool (Br). Montreal.
Arrived 4th str Noordam Dutch. New
York via Plymouth and Boulogne.
Sailed 4th. str Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch)
New York (and sailed from Plymouth oth).
SIT NAZAIRE, Sept 30-Sailed, str Chateau
roux (i'r). Montreal.
SANTIAGO, Oct /. PM-Sailed, str Lake
Como. Baracoa and New York.
SANTOS. Oct 3-Sailed, strs Western
World. New York (62,l00 bags coffee); Sa-
laam New Orleans (SSSo0 bags cotfee).
SHANGHAI, Oct 4--Arrived, str Yokohama
Maru (Jap), Seattle for Hong Kong.
Sailed Sd, str Nile (Br), from Hong Konl
for San Francisco.
SHIELDS, Oct 4-sailed, str British Enter
prise (Br), New Orleans.
sHIMIDZU, Oct 3-sailed. str Suruga.
SINGAPORE, Oct 3-saIed. str Dacre
Castle (Br) New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, oct 5-Arrived, str Min
nedosa (Br). Montreal.
Sailed 5th, str President Harding (from
Bremen). New York.
SUNDERLAND. oct 3-Arrived str East
ern Pilot. ST John. NIB.
sUNDsVALL. Sept 2s-Arrived, str Brahe-
holm (Sw). Norfolk.
SWANSEA, Oct 4-Sailed. str Mary Hor-
lock (Br), Baltimore.
SYDNEY, NSW. Oct ARRIVED. str Tahiti
(Br), San Francisco.
TAMP1CO, Oct 4-Sailed, str Mexico, Vera
Cruz.
TRONDHJEM, Sept 25-Arrived, str Bre
merton Baltimore for Christiania.
VANCOUVER, &c, Oct 5-Arrived, str
Waihemo (BD. Honolulu.
Sailed 9TH. str Empress of Asia (Br). Yo-
kohama, &C.
VICTORIA, Be, Oct 4--Arrived. str Hawaii
Maru (Jap), Hong Kong, &c.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

William B. Osgood Field has bought
from Charles A. Mum the six story
building, West Thirty-fifth street,
1S 9x9S9 near Fifth avenue.
Gussle Levin sold to Anna Honig the
Two six story apartment houses. 20l0-
20l8 Lexington avenue, southwest corner
OF 123d street, 100x64l0.
Philip Arras sold to Dick Schlichting
the five story flat, 454 West 15lst street.
26x99.11.
Gertrude e. McFall sold to Claude
NJ McAfee the five story flat, 3lS East
12eth street 25x99.1l.
Charles Fischbeck sold to Diedrich
Basse the five story flat. 536 Lenox
avenue. northeast corner of 18th street,
"a l1xl00.
Jakob Kaufman sold to Edward
Downey the five story tenement, oil
East Eighty-eighth street. 25x10o.s.
NJ Weinsten sold to Isadore Cohen
the five story flat. 125 East 1l2th street,
q 10x1OO11.
Ida Sulken sold to Samuel Goldberg
the five story building. SIS East Elev-
enth street. 25x1033.
Frank Vassalo sold to Charles and
Tietra Enea the three story building
with store at 463 Ninth avenue. 65x20.6.
Emily Meyers sold to Paul Lennins
the five story building with stores at
327-329 East Thirty-fourth street. 40x97 6.
Gnsburg- MINI Corporation sold to
Samuel Isaacson the three five story
fis is, 409-413 East 1O6th street. 75x1o0.1 II.
w. X. G. Company sold to Mary
Rotterdam the three story dwelling,
253 West 18th street, 1Sx100.11; also to
Jessie Mccormack the similar dwelling
a 259.
n. B. Stang sold to Isabella McQuade
| OTet
| street 20xl0011.
| Hastings s. Thompkins sold to Will
! liam p Hayes the three story dwelling,
240 West 139th street. 17x99.1 II.
! Caroline r. Tucker sold to Mamie NJ.
! Williams the three story dwelling. 24e
West 1921 street. 18xs9.1l.
| Jacob Goodman sold to Walter Tyler
/ the three story dwelling. 221 West 10th
street 16Sx991l.
| Philip Abraham sold to Andrew Pei
leGrino the three story building. 64is
Sullivan street.
! Deborah Levy sold to Beatrice w.
Madden the three story dwelling. 12l
, East 106th street. 16.sx1OO.11.
| Samuel Silverman sold to John NJ.
Poggi the two-story dwelling, 1872 East
! Eighty-second street. 126x1022.
| DR.. Charles G.. Kerley bought from
! the estate Of Adolph Brussell the four
| story dwelling he occupies at 10 East
Eighty-first street, 2o5x102.2. near Fifth
| avenue.
| Lille F Barnard bought from Grace
! Carroll the five story dwelling at the
southeast corner of Riverside drive and
! E!phtv-first street, 524x36.
| William r. Farrow sold to Sarah
! Doughty the four story dwelling. s.
! West Seventy sixth street. 20x10e2
| Domencio Brigante sold to Lucia
/ Catricala the three story dwelling. a
| West Eighty-fourth street. 2ox102.2
/ The Estates OF Post-Academy, Inc,
! conveyed to the National Realty Com-
pany the property. 160x100. on the ives,
! side of Academy street 100 feet south
! Of Post avenue.
! William F. Trottman sold to John s.
Grown the three story dwelling, 1M
! West i29th street. f26x1o01i.