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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
New Railroad Obligations.

The st. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company has been granted authority to
assume ooligation and liability In re-
spect of 100000 equipment trust certifl-
Gates to be issued by the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York and sold
at not less than 96
The Minneapolis and st. Louis Rail-
road Company has applied for permis-
sion to issue si,5OO.00o per cent. equip
ment trust notes to be secured by a lien
on 20 new locomotives. 10 new passen-
ger cars and 1000 rebuilt freight cars
The road purposes to sell the notes at
D.5 through Freeman & Co. of New
York and Stroud & Co. of Philadeiphla
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BUSINESS MEN AT EXCHANGE.

Several men who attended the con-
ference recently of the National Better
Business Bureau In Washington made
a tour of the New York Stock Exchange
yesterday and had luncheon with Jerome
simmons general counsel to the Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs of the World
II. j. Kenner. secretary of the Better
Business Bureau of New York. and
Jason westerfield. secretary Of the
library committee of the New York
Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. 1 Northern spring quoted at
$1.41: No. 9 red, $1.3S: No. hard. $1.S9;
No. Manitoba. s1.3S: No. 2 mixed durum.
S1.20 C. 1. {. track New York;
CORN-No. 2 yellow and No. white.
92Ac.: No. mixed. 92a4c. c. 4. (. New York
OATS-No. . white. 5Sc. No:S white. 56lsa
SIC. No white. Soc: fancy clipped white.
vator.
RYE-Market easy: No. 2 Western. 97c. (.
o. b. New York. and 9511c. C. 1. I. export.
BUCKWHEAT-$1. .S0a1 .S5 per 100 pounds
BARLEY-Malting. s2as4c. C. l. {. New
York.
HAY-No. 1, $26a27: No. 2. s24a25; No. o..
$2oa24: shipping, $20a22.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Cuban Issue Expected soon.

About s50.oooooo in obligations of the
Cuban Government probably will be Of
fered for public subscription before the
frst of next year. Approval of the loan
by the American State Department un-
douotedly will mean that plans for the
new issue will be formulated rapidly.
One purpose OF the loan will be to pay
or an obligation, maturing next jan
uary, which is in the form of one year
notes on which a banking syndicate,
headed by J. r. Morgan & Co, advanced
the Cuban Government IS 100000
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SWISS BUDGET FoR 1928.

BERN, Oct. 20.--The Swiss budget for
the year 1923 will show receipts amount
ing to 425,000. 900 francs. with disburse-
ments of sos. 100000 francs. leaving a
deficit OF S3.oo0.O00 francs. The mill
tary expenses of the country have been
reduced to 7s.ooo,oo0 francs. according
to the budget.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
ATTACK COTTON FUTURES ACT.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 20.--An attempt to
challenge the constitutionality OF the
cotton futures act was made In the
Supreme Court to-day by counsel for
Fred Browne of Arkansas. who sought
to have set aside certain cotton transac-
tions conducted in his behalf by Thorn
IL Maginnis of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange. In the lower Federal courts
the contracts were held valid
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
MopERN MILLER,s OUTLOOK.
Special Dispatch to THE New YoBK HnRAr

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-The Modern Miller
says: Progress of the new winter wheat
crop is not satisfactory In many important
districts OF the West aud Southwest owing
to the continued dry weather. Much OF the
grain sown has not terminated and COM
plants OF damage by vernin are numerous.
Seeding will not be completed until a change
In the weather. In parts where termination
took place the stand is uneven. Appearance
OF the crop in eastern Kansas and In terri
tory east OF the Missouri River Is generally
In orah le
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
oner New school Issue.

George u. Gibbons e. Co.. Inc. have
purchased and are offering n new issue
OF 100000 Town OF Deerpark. N. Y.
Getty of Port Jervis), coupon or regis
tered gold ~ per cont. school bonds
dated November 1, 1922. and maturing
$1,000 annually November I. 1890 TO
1853 inclusive at prices to yield 4.15 per
cent for the 1890 to le41 maturities and
ftca.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from NJ " York yesterday were:
Wheat bushels. 49, .755. flour. sacks, 13, ,s94:
beef bbls.. q: hams. lbs, IL 500: grease. lbs.
"a 900: oleo. tierces. 1.0O3: oatmeal, sacks.
GO .e2a: pork bbls.. 305; bacons. lbs, ss4. 900;
lard, lbs. 2.320. go: lubricating oil, gallons
2s4 100; grass seed. bags. 900; ollcake. lbs.
5se 900
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Bidr ON Ottawa Bonds.

Tho Dominion Securities Corporation
was the highest bidder yesterday for
the issue OF City OF Ottawa 5h per cot
bonds due serially in one to twenty
years. TIL tender made by that com
paily was i0l.S7i.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Lakewood Bonds on sale.

Netzler & Co, Inc, are Offering a
new issue of $4,000 Township of Lake
wood. ". j., AZ per cent. school bonds.
dated August Is, 1922. and maturing
serially from 1893 70 1862 on a basis 10
yield 40 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
AIR BRAKE STOCK SOLD.

The Class A stock of the New York
Air Brake Company, not previously sub
scribed for by stockholders, which was
offered by banking syndicate has been
oversubscribed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

An issue OF $4,000 OF s per cent.
drainage bonds of st. Lucle county.
Fla. Is being offered by j. T.. Ariltt
at par and interest. The bonds are
dated May I, 1922. and due 1877 to 1917
inclusive.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Missouri Pacific Bonds sold.

Subscription books for the s5,5oooco
offering OF the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company's first and refunding
mortgage s per cent. bonds have been
closed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SPECULATION

L have a wonderful opportunity
for an individual or broker who
can command $50,000.00 for inn
mediate Investment for the pur-
chase of plant and equipment of
we'll established manufacturing
concern located I'm Philadelphis.
Money 10 ba secured by plant
dorsements OF substantial men.
business can be made to yield far
in excess OF average II oppor-
tunity Is grasped at once. State
full particulars as to your capa-
biiity and financial standing u
Interested. Y 2108 Herald, ESQ
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

Your situatton Vented Ad. ~ Tho
want id. Section Of THE NEW YoRK
HERALD should put you IN touch ,cith
Just tho sort Of people Nth whom you
.oould nko to connect. Try owc. Teie-
phone Worth 10000
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS.

hid. Ask. Bid. Ash
. 80. .ioals fo3hlP ] 4s, 80 e2 e5
- '4s g2 o. lDofC 81 '65 rs 100
= y 'ss. .ie2a iosH p i 4. '5s.i.i5 :.
r I a.. '3s % 90
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
STATISTICS


Spot cotton quiet at 20 points decline; mid
diing 13.50d. Sales 5000. American 1000.
were due y higher to IA points lower. The
market opened steady at to points de-
cline and closed steady at 3 to points ad-
cenber, i3.i0d; January. I3.o3d.. March.
1c e0d.; May. 12.79d.: July, 12.65d. Manches-
ter: Yarns easier: cloths dull. The II .30d.
bids cabled to Liverpool follow: October
% 92d-: December, 23.23d.; January. 22.93d;
March. 2S.QSd.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
LOST. STOLEN OR DESTROYED.

LOST. STOLEN OR DESTROYED.
20 Shares OF Stock of The National Park
i2f,r2. I fl743- 1872 issued In the name OF
Homer b. Richardson. All persons are re.
quired to show cause TO said The National
New York City. N. Y, why a new ccrtificats
shouid not be issued IN lieu Of said certifi-
Gates so lost stolen or destroyed.
JOHN v. wOODARD, Executor OF the VIII
of Homer p. Richardson.
August %. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
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8s 1871
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United Fuel
Gas SIS 1896
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The New York herald., 1922-10-21

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when iesued
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
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Southern II
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Avenue to y. H. Marcus, and with tho
Bitmoro Realty Company space to
Clarence J. Collins at 1882 Broadway.
Pease & Gilman leased loft at III
Chambers Street to Albert Munk,
dealer in hardware and plumbing sup
plies. ana the third loft at 295 Broad
way to The General Asbestos Rubber
Company.
The Stationery Products Stores Corn
pany, through James &. Anderson &
Co.. leased tho store and basement at
40 John Street, in the building re-
Gently completed by the 3s-4o John
Street Corporation. This IS the first
OF chain Of stationery stores which
will be opened by this newly formed
company.
Price, Birkncr & Johnston leased to
the Knomark Snon Polish Company
floor ~ II 20 ~ Greene Street, and tho
second floor Al 56 West Thirty-niuth
Street to Harry Roman & Co.
George S. RGnk leased for the Gun
nincham estate the scven-story loft
at a38 and :4O Eat N.nct cty-arst Street.
The lessee viii occupy the entire build
ing; TO the Jordan Motor Car Company
the southeast corner store of Grand
Concourse and i83tn street for five
years. also 70 7. z. Beck the south At
corner Of st. AIMS Avenue and 18Th
Street for FIVE wears
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
improvements for Sites
Purchased i'm Bronx
prel!7vitz Estate Sells Southern
Boulevard Plot Owned for
tifsv.fo,ar Wears

Wlluam J. Gaoc, sold for the Prcn-
Wit estate a plot 73 feet south OF 1924
Street, fronting 1l5 feet on Southern
cvard. running through to Napes
Avenue, on which avenue it has q
frontage OF ~ feet, with a depth Of
23o feet opposite the entrance to Bronx
PavE. This is the first sale oi this
property since 1868. The purchaser in
tends to improve the property
Clement II. Smith sold for the cs.
tate Of Catharine Ncuhotf six lots on
the southeast corner Of 1iSth Street
and FAird Avenue and for c. A. Becker
the plo' on ine cast side Of Ihild Ave
nue, so feet south OF 1,3'h Street,
79X9a. 10 = client, who will improve the
SITE with " business building.
The Bronx Community Corporation,
JoAn /. Tu'ly president, purchased q
plot. ,7NlHo, on tha east side Of Pros
pect Avenue, south Of 169tl, Street,
upon which it will Immediately erect
stores aNd g market. Alexander Selhin
ana David Mint were the brokers.
Charles Siceoi Levy sold to Simon.
Berg 400 TO 34oe Third Avenue, south-
east corner OF i66th street, four three
tory buildings. with stores, 15x,0.
The site will I've roirnpYoved with two
Story commercial building by the rev
owner. l.. !. Phillips e. 10. and David
Levin were the brokers' MIR. Levy
hcuGht the property month ago from
JoSel \ ColdbcYs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
: ariosa Classes of Realty
FIGURE in BROOKLYN Sales

The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Margaret L. Brotz TO- Monta.
gu Street d tive-stoyy brick building.
The NcluorNcY- Klinol. Eeaitv Com
pany sod the three-story store apart
Ment 5o5 NostraNd Avenue. .Gx100
HenrJ I. Nielsen QEi1es soid l. sew
cnc-fsmily sfucco hoase - $50 Ridge
boU evard for Jchn G. Harris.
Tho Meister BNi ders. Inc, sold Tire
tvo-&+ory store building. 2gNloo. a.
7407 New Utrecht Avenue to Vincent
Giflio. tenant.
William Liss. inc, so'd fer Queens
Park Development Company thu north
vest corner OF Nast Fourteenth Street
and Avenue Il. 6GN!0o, 10 q client. who
mans to Greet two-taNiy Dwellings.
Tie ssrle brokers so,G the southeast
cr.lar Of Bat lhirteenth street and
Avenue :. 6oN'o0, Tor Mrs. Annic j5il-
ton - c.isst. ,,no nil' im9rovc the
sic with two-taiu:ly dwellings,; also
3 plot. 40Eioo, ca avenue Z. SO ioet
cast oF Easl Ihirseenth Street. for
MIS- Manic y. Barry for improvement.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Returning Business
Activity Indicated in
Demand for Space

Frederick Fox & Co., inc, leased the
first loft at "a and rs Fifth Avenue to
Barnes e. Noble, Inc; the top lofc at 81
West Third Street to Harris & Levine;
with the w. S. Burrows Company the
second loft at 1874 Fifth Avenue to the
Cambridge Glass Company, Inc; space
at 61 East Ninth Street to G. August
Gerber; the fifth floor at 297 to 303
Mercer Street to fsadore Malakoff :;
space at 1924 to 900 Greene Street to
the General Fire Extinguishcr Com
pany, Lustig Brothers, Metropolitan
Paper Box Company, Harry Kran and
the II. =. Hat Company, Inc; lofts at
81 East Eleventh Street to Morse &;
Davidoff. Inc, Schwartz & Lascar, Max
Sporn, the Pacific Clothing Company
and Kaltman Brothers; lofts at s83
and 685 Broadway to julius Ptzclc.
the Amdur Clothing Company, Inc, the
Hindlcman Corporation and the Hol-
land Manufacturing Company, Inc.
NJ. & L.. Hess. Inc. leased the ninth
floor at 111 to 1870 East Twcnty-thrd
Street, running through to 115 to 119
East Twentysecond Street, to the
Mursingwear Corporation as their
Eastern headquarters.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased
for Burnstnc g. Geist to Pelzernan &,
Son the four story building at 228
Seventh Avenue at an aggregate rental
Of 100000
Tankoos, Smith 6; Co. leased at a
rental aggregating pproximatcly s75,-
900 to Spiros Batistatos and Andreas
Farandatos a ground floor store on the
south side of Thrty-fourth Street, d.
rcctly east of the corner store at the
southeast corner of Seventh Avenue.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space at IS East Forty-iirst Street TO
&. W. Valentine; space at 1877 Fifth
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Judge Daniel Il. Murphy
Rents Suite From Plans

Harris, Vought & Co. have leased an
apartment at 1l4O Fifth Avenue, now
in course Of construction, to Judge
Daniel +. Murphy, of the Court of Spe-
cial Sessions; an apartment at 25s
Riverside Drive to Clarence Day jr.
and William A. Bructtc, at II East
Eighty-ninth Street TO DR.. o. Rotter
and at 10 East Eighty ninth Street to
S. Stick.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased a
furnished apartment at II West Forty
fourth Street to Thomas f. Milard and
an unfurnished apartment at West
Seventy-second Street to J. N. Staples.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
lease furnished apartment at 375
Park Avenue to Arson ". Hard, fur
nlshed apartment at 140 West Fifty
seventh Street to Miss Yomovcra
Towey and unfurnished apartments at
l9 East Fiftysixt' Street to Frcde rick
T. Weber, Mt 115 East Fifty sixth Street
TO Guerney l.. Smith. at 306 Lexington
Avenue to Miss Dorothy Kelsey and at
b9 East Eighty-sixth Street to Charles
klmmich and James l.. LeVsn.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Easlern Wool Demand Drops

Bulletin" tomorrow will say:
"Ihe demand for wool IN the Eastern
markets has fallen of very consider
ably and some Of the low grade
secured wools are held less strongly
than they were. although the market.
generally speaking. is steady. Tne
goods market is reported as sornewhat
crratic, overcoatings having sold fairly
well, but staple suitings having
dragged considerably. Everv one seens
to be pausng at the moment to deter
mine so far as possible just what the
future mas in store. The primary mar
Acts arc firm for the best woo,s, While
average and inferior descriptions ase
slightly oasicf.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
New Heights Building
Leased for PostOficc
Government to Pay $500 600
Rental for Proposed l82d
Street Sfr,.rfurr

George Llrct sold 20 Francis y.
Robert the plot, $3.50, on the north
side of is2d street. sixty feet east Of
St. Nicholas Avenue. Mr.. Robert ~ill
cree. on the site building, which
has been leased for twenty-one years
to the government for postoffice at
al agsregat, rental OF about s300o0O.
S Il. Cooper and John Hill were the
brokers in the sale and lease Of the
proposed mprovem e!it.
The government laa been modern
;zing the quarters Of several Of its sta
tions in various parts of the city, ard
a week ago arranged through the same
brokers for new location for the
Sherman Square branch, now al Broad =
way and Sixty-ninth Street. This In
vo!ved the site at 203-209 West Sixty.
ninth Street, adjoining the present quar-
ters, which WIS sold to Mr.. Robert and
leased t. thc government at an aggre-
crate rental Of $3.50 eco
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
* cal Estate News
Market Strong for New
And Old Flats i'm Bronx
Recently Completed Apart
mcnis in Crcstop and Shake
sDcarc ANenucA Sold

Harry Calm and Philip Wattenbcrc
purchased from the T. II. Construction
Company Philip Hcrschowsky prcsI-
dent the newly completed tive-story
apartment at the southeast corner Of
Creston Avenue and Field Place,
known as 2332-2334 Crcston Avenue,
looNS', arranged for forty-threc
suites and held at s225 900. George J..
McCaffery was tho broker
Charles 3. Van Valen, Inc. sold for
The Skandaa Building Corporation,
Oscar Pcderscn PRESIDENT the recently
completed five story apartment at 1882
Shakespeare Avenue, 50x95. Tho prop
crty was held at 100000.
Clarence Z. Hutchinson sold for the
Ebling Brewing Company to the Den
wood Realty Company, Benjamin
Bcnnison president, the 6ve.story
apartment at S71 to 377 East 2o4th
Street, corner Webster Avenue, T5xS4x
Irregular. held at S125,oOo.
Schwab & Co. sold for 4. J.
Schwartzler the fve-story modern
apartment 100 Clay Avenue, 39xSO, for
all cash.
John Riegelman sold to David Blu
menfcld fivc-story fiat at SAT South
ern Boulevard, 376x105.
Louisa Santini sold to Wolf Epstein
a four story fiat at 7o7 linton Avenue.
24.10xl0
Samuel Hengbcr sold 10 Harry Gil
man tour-story fat st 500 Eagle
Avenue. l8.9xj00
llcileh Pismanow sold to George
Ncljenck d five story fat at 419 St.
Anus Avenue, 2d.l1x97.
Alexander Hahn sold TO Joseph pao.
llllo four-story fiat at esp Bergen
Street, 25NS6.1lx irregular.
Tobie Exelbirt sold 10 Julius Rosen-
hlatt iivcstory fiat at 8S7 Kelly
Street, 33.4xl0O
Samuel Cowen sold 723 East 175th
Street, a four-story apartment, to
Rogers {; Beckman.
Max Kaman sold to Isaac Ackcrman
a two-story dwelling at 1116 Jackson
Avenue, 29x97.6.
Rosie herman sold to Gussic Was
serman twostory dwelling at 1422
Nysc Avenue, 25x1O0.
Sophie Eothschild sold to Jacob no
senblum three story dwelling at 94l
sherman Avenue, 20lOxl00.
Mildred D. Friedman sold to Joseph
kenter threcstory dwelling at 1883
Crotona Avenue, 1S.7x100.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Two Tall Lofts
La Fifth Ave.
Section Sold
( urniturc Concern Buvs r.
Story Structure Occupied
in West 36lh ST.; Sale Of
High 45sh St. Buildins

l"o tall business buildings in the
ft'h Avenue section figure in the
'fad'ng announced yesterday. One Of
these concerned tho twelve story
building at 90 TO 26 West Thirtv-sixtb
Street. which has been purchased hv
the Flint & Horncr COMPANY. fnrni-
ture concern. which has occupied the
oul'olng under lease since the struc-
s1re was erected some eight years ago.
me sale was arranged by Samuel
hronsky, Inc. for the Glenalla Realty
corporation. Conrad Hubert president.
winch had been asking $500 600 for the
property
The furniture concern occupies the
entire building. which stands on rlot
ooXloo, located between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. Title has been taken in
the namc of 90 West Thirty ixth
street, Inc, which is acting as a hold
ing company for the buyers. The buy
ers have large factory on East Sixty.
eighth Street.
The other sale concerned the thir-
,ecl tory loft and office structure,
30xl00.5. At 35 to 30 West Forty-fifth
Street. between FIFTH and SixtH ayo' 90
nHHS IN which tine Pathe EXCHANGE.
Inc, maintains quarters. 1t has hccn
sea by the SO West Fortv-6fth Stree,
Corporation to Louis and Harry Fey
gusoN: 1t WAS held at S7oO 600 and
VAS disposed Of through Sawson &
HOBBS. There arc mortgages agerc-
eating S4A5,000 on the property.
stephen F. Leahy sold to Vincenzo
battipaGlla the triangular shaped
building, 25.7x2sx37.S, at the southeast
corner Of Oak and Chambers streets.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Flats Are in Big
Demand Because
OF Good Income
Sales Reported Yesterday
Show Activity in Differ
ent Sections of City,
Especially i'm Harlcm IN

Pease &. Gilman sold the six.storv
apartment at 1Sl Claremont Avenue.
ooxloo. to Joseph G. Abramson for Mrs.
CAL II. Heincr, who owned il for
twenty-five years.
Inc 1863 Amsterdam Avenue, Inc,
sold to Ethel Cartcn six-storv
apartment with stores at 1889 and 1878
Amsterdam Avenue, 5oxloo.
Frederick Brown resold to client.
OF the J. Romaine Brown Company Sis
and 5lS West 143d Street. a six-storv
elevator apartment having accommodate
tons for thirty-six families, 10Ox1oo.
The seller recently purchased this
property from L. /. Felt.
The Fitzpatrick Realty Con,panv
sold for the Maseba Realty Company
the hvc-story tenement and stores 3ox
10y. a. 254 East 125th Street.
William Ward Jones sold for the
Ma'te1 1''mSn Berg estate, represented
~ Arthur J. Mcclure. the five-s story
nat at 2l49 Fifth Avenue, 25xlOO.
Williams & Nicmeyer sold for Mrs.
Frances II. Newman 1ia West 1l5th
Street, tivc-story fat. 25x10o.i1.
Anns L. Mccarthy sold to Pasuua.ina
Mosca four-story tenement al 334
Gast io6th Street, 25xlO0.ll.
Martha Grosjeau sold to Rose C,rcn-
&C. q tivestory tenement at o1S East
ll5th Street, c5xI00.il.
Laurctta II. Harding sold to Morris
Cohen fourstory tenement at 2273
Second Avenue, 42x9O.
Samuel X. Saleby bought tive.story
tenement at s2l East Seventy first
Street, 25xt022.
Ernest N: Adler, who purchased re-
has bought from George j. Russo tho
adjoining four-story tenements, 25x
1922, at <13 East Seventy-second
Street. giving him a 50-foot parcel.
Frank Volz sold to Joseph Weiss
and Jacques Lc Roy fve-story store
tenement, 25x73, at the northeast cor
ner Of Eightieth Street and Avenue A.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pu~-
chased from J. Malapine the four story
tenement 4l5 West Eighteenth Sire.
Emile Engelhardt sold to Edward
Dewender q four-story store tenement
at F56 Third Avenue. 24.SxlOO.
The Grantham Estates, Inc, sold to
Eugene Lebwohl a five-story store
25x92.3.
Abraham Eresiaw sold 70 Samuel
Boyarshy seven story elevator apart
nlent containing seven stores, 26.7xl00
at 159 Second Avenue, the southwest
corner OF Tenth Street
Isaac and Rache, Schorr sold to the
Fifth Street Holding Corporation Il
fourssory store tenement 81 S04 Eas:
Fifth Street. 24x49x irregular.
Clara Hummel sold TO Margaret IA
Braun five. story tenemen. at 40
East Fifth Street. o5xo7.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Private Home Buyers
Select West Side Homes
Pau! 5. O'Neill Parts With
House III yeah Street: Other
dwellings Sold

Paul S. O'Ncil has sold the four
story dwelling at 1913 West Soventicth
Street, 20x100, through Pcasc {. Eli.
man to d buyer for occupancy.
James Ii. Cruikshank sold to Conner
D. Reese 142 West eighth
Street, a four-story dwelling, l7xo4.
Z. <. Van Winkle & Go. were the
brokers.
Emily A Finley sold to Henry G.
Graf, tenant throe-starv dwelling
at l99 West Nincty-secoul Street, 1Sx
zoos.
NJ H. Ga:llarA & GO. sold for =
clicut Of St-ddari &. Mars the four
story residence l43 Vest Eigaty-nrst
Street. 19Xl00. = Mrs. 4. Baranic. who
will occupy after alterations are com
pleted.
D9rothy Laverty sod to Mary suli-
van q two-story dwelling at 59l Audu-
bon Avenac. 1880.
Shaw. Rockwell {: Sanford sold for
Dr.. Waiter NJ. DcNard 2t5 West i2Sth
street, a three story dwelling, lG.SN
100. TO an OPERATOR
Nirnie Winston sold to pora Frank
thrce-st,1y dwelling Al 10 West
(23d s,trrot 1O.ae