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The New York herald., 1922-01-28
HUGE FLAT
PLANNED IN L. +. CITY
Builders Buy Site on Queens
BouleUard; Other Deals.

Roman -Callman Company have sold
for Franklin Petit to the Queens Boule-
ward Realty Corporation the property
at the southwest corner Of Queens Boule-
ward and Bragaw street. to the west of
the largest apartment house in Queens
now being completed by the same pur-
chasers and containing accommodation
FOR 112 families. The block will be i'm
proved with a five story apartment
mouse OF similar constructions
Lewis H. May Company sold for Leo
N. Blum the northwest corner of Beach
Thirty-second street and Sprayyiew
avenue. Edgeniere. l.. l., to BENJAMIN
Rosensweig for Improvement with six
all year dwellings,.
Joseph p. Day sold four lots at the
southwest corner of Van Alst avenue
and Seventh street. Long Island City, to
the William Bayley Company, which
VIII erect building for its own occu-
pancy.
j. Albert Johntra sold for Estella
oe 1.eeuw of California three lots on
the west side of Twentieth street. $50
feet south Of Mitchell avenue, Broad
way Flushing, to Louis Jones of
Jamaica. who will erect an eight room
dwelling.
Crovello, Lombard & weidner sold for
i. Goldberg to Sol Schildkraut sixty.
eight lots on North Beach Thirty ty-seventh
and Thirty-eighth streets. Edgemere,
l.. l.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
FLATS OF CHEAPER
GRADE SELL FAST
Buyers See Profit in Tenement
Houses; Activity Is Chiefly
on the East Side.

Daniel II. Jackson has bought from
Abraham Rothstein 30S and $40 East
Twenty-ninth street. adjoining the
southeast corner of Second avenue, a
six story tenement with stores. 42x1o0.
held at 100000. Alfred Somborn and
Herbert j. Norris were the brokers and
Goldsmith & Rosenthal represented Mr..
Jackson.
Pauline B. Schiller sold the Ave story
tenement, with stores, at 220 West Six
ty-second street. to Max Goldman. w.
S. and A. s. Katzenstein, attorneys. rep
resented the seller, and Max Kirsch
acted for the purchaser.
Jacob Rosenberg, as executor OF the
estate of Emanuel Blum, sold to
Charles Sprintz the five story apart
ment at 257 West 1924 street W. s.
G A. S. Katzenstein, attorneys, repre-.
sented the seller and Charles M Norden
acted for the purchaser
David Lion and Samuel Fitzpatrick
have bought from the Grey estate, Lin
coin Trust Company. trustees, the Ave
story tenement, with two stores and
eighteen suites, at 203S First avenue,
25xS1. near 105th street. held at s25, ,000.
j. M. Bogart was the broker.
Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc, sold
for Eugene Fay five story tenement,
with stores, 25x100, at 209 East 111th
street, held at S25,000.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
Plan Times Building Annex.
BRONX FLAT TRADERS
RETURNING TO MARKET
Little Activity Shown in the
Borough's Reports.

Norris Sax sold to Morris Weiss. for
j. Thesis Building Company, J. Thesis,
president. the five story apartment
house. northwest corner of 1sSd street
and Creston avenue, 95x70. arranged for
twenty-nine families and seven stores
and renting for $4,000 The property
is subject to first mortgage Of $4,000
and was held at sls0.0O0.
The S. L. Aronds Company sold for
Susanah s. Folz and Lucy Stryker 1887
Fulton avenue, southwest corner of
1Oth street, known as Marvelle Court,
six story house with five stores. as
sessed for $4,000, with a rental OF
about 1900; also for the estate of
Jacob Stahl. Jr., 5s4 to $50 East 169th
street, 77x210, with an eight family house,
two story frame houses, with n tax
payer and six family house; for the
same estate. 1913 to 1873 Franklin avenue,
SSx155. with four three story frame
buildings and sheds, to a buyer who will
erect theater on the site; also for the
same estate. SIS East 169th street, a
two story dwelling, which will be con-
verted into a store and two apartments:
also a lot at the southwest corner of
173d street and Longfellow avenue. 25xlO0.
and for Mrs. NJ. Plohr $40 Park avenue,
Richard Dickson sold for Supreme
Court Justice Richard II. Mitchell 5F7
Southern Boulevard, five story quad
ruplc apartment house with stores, at
the subway station entrance at 18th
street.
The Congregation B'nai Zion pur-
chased the vacant plot, 60x1O0, on the
south side OF 135th street, fifty feet
east of Brown place. from Harry Jaffe.
Martin Grossman sold to Esther Janos
five story apartment, 50xl0o. at 906
and 90S Intervale avenue.
Columbia Construction Company sold
to Max Finkestein the property, 761lx
100, on the east side of Southern Boule-
ward, 400 feet north of Barretto street.
Plans we're filed yesterday for three
story ice factory. 7S.6xls6 at the west
side OF Webster avenue. 1853 feet north
of 174th street. for F. M. Schildwachter
& Sons. Inc. Nv. II. Meyer. architect,
estimates the cost at $125. 900.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
u. S. SEA TRAFFIC
GAINS IN DECEMBER
Shows Fl Per Cent. Increase
First Since June.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Water borne
commerce of the United States in De-
cember showed the first upward trend
since the June coal movement. due to
the miners strike in England, the Ship
ping Board announced tonight.
The total overseas traffic last month
increased 609,500 tons, or 21 per cent.
over the November movement. The in
crease in exports was 32 per cent The
total tonnages were 100000 in Novem-
ber and 3.500.000 in December. with
American ships carrying q per cent
of the exports. "a per cent. of the i'm
ports. which showed slight decrease
and 29 per cent. of the total.
Overseas export cargoes in December
exclusive of oil, totaled 2,521,132 tons,
which. while 32 per cent increase over
November figures. was 45 per cent less
than similar tonnage exported in De-
cember, 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
SHIPPING NEWS
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Sailed from Sewalls Point 26th, str Newton.
Boston (and passed Cape Henrysg PMo
p SAILED from Lamesrts % Point 2s.h; iy;yo xsI1
rose. Boston (but anchored on account OF
bad weather).
NEWPORT. RI Jan o7-saiee, tug P
Doane. towing barges Mauch Chunk and
Easton. New York
+ PORTLAND. o. Jan 27-Arrived. str Ha-
waiian. Seattle.
Sailed 9th. motor ship Kennecott. Seattle;
dyk (Dutchl, San francisco.
PENSACOLA. Fla, Jan 2I-Arrived. strs
Cokesit. New Orleans; Ehros (sp). Port
Sailed o7th. str Mydrccht Dutch. Baton
Rouge.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan 2z-Arrived. strs
York: Essex, Jacksonville and Savannah; /;
Indian. Boston: Epidauro utaD, Huelva:
Eugene r Thayer. Houston schr Flower
Cleared 27th, strs Phoebus Orb. Mar
settles. Genoa and Leshorn; Manchester
Shipper 1r Manshestar via ba,tmSre Vir
Tacoma. New York; Aspen. Malmo and
Stockholm via Baltimore; Limon. Santa
Sailed 27th. motor ship Bayonne. New
York.
Passed out Delaware BrealSwater 2sth.
o'O for barrow: ~ 27th. iaio an. ohio F
Philadelphia for Bordeaux, &c. via Balti-
more.
@ ha5ssF 5ss & AM sehs rFS50 Is Sss aSss9
cloudy and smoky: smooth sea.
.PoRrLANL. Me, Jan %. 1880 AM-Ar-
rived, str Shickshnny. Boston Ito finish
Philadelphia. towing barges Cumru and
Spring tand proceeded with latter for Sears
port will leave Searsport with barge Ex-
eter, calling at Boston for barges Moselem
and Bast):
Arrived 2sth. str venusia. Boston Ito finish
loading for London.
Arriu iuoh atr dan all u.t,-o
Mary Bradford Peirce. Baltimore Hiram d
Mclean (Br), Liverpool. Ms. for New York
Sailed 9th. str Scatweli (Br). Newcastle
PROVIDENCE, RI. Jan 26--Arrived. strs
Dorchester. Norfolk; Gulfqueen. Port Ar
san FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 27-Arrived
strs wilpolo, Seattle; Nichteroy (Br).
Seattle; Moraisan Maru (Japl. Yokohama.
Harry Luckenbach, Seattle; Thomas p Beal.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan 27-Arrived. str
SAN Pedro. Cal. Jan 2s-Arrived. strs
Gold Harbor. Philadelphia: Pleiades. New
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan ee-Arrived, str
Howard. Jacksonville for Baltimore (and
proceededO.
&c. for Jacksonville land proceeded City
of Savannah. New York: Dryden, do;
Florida GDan), New Orleans.
Sailed 26th. strs City OF Montgomery, New
York; City of Rome. Boston.
TACOMA, Wash. Jan 27-Arrived, str Tri-
color (Norl. Portland. ~
Sailed 27th, strs Azumasan Maru (Jap).
Yokohama: Iwatesan Maru (Jap), do.
Sailed 27th. strs Chattanooga City, San
Francisco; Colusa. Bellingham.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 21-Arrived. str ] w
Riggs, Fort Myers (and returned) schr
John Francis, Havana.
Sailed 27th, schr Charles r Wiebe, Glen
fuegos
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Jan 81
Passed. schr Augusta G Hilton. bound w;
tug Gettysburg. towing barges, do.
Passed 27th. 1915 AM, str Brandon, Bos-
ton for Sewals Point.
Sailed 27th. 8 AM. tug Lehgh (from Perth
Amboy). towing barges 70f. for Boston, and
765, for Portland (and returned) Wind Ne,
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
BROTHER QUESTIONED
AT ROSTER INQUEST
Denies Arousing Jealousy Of
Wife Against Husband.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Testimony at
the Coroner's inquest to-day at which
Mrs. Oscar Roster was held for the
ceath of her husband and his stenog-
rapher, Miss Mildred G. Reckitt, centered
about alleged activities of Arthur Roster.
a brother of the slain man, in causing
the wife to become jealous of her hus-
bend.
Arthur Roster denied he had said
anything to Mrs. Roster that could have
inflamcd her against her husband, but
on cross-examination he admitted he
had advised her to get a divorce. He
denied having told Mrs. Roster that her
husband had been friendly with other
women.
Mrs. Margaret Mace. formerly SER
want in the Roster home. related several
conversations which she said Arthur
Roster had with Mrs. Roster and in
which. according to the witness. he had
told her that her husband had been
intimate with other women and was
planning to divorce her.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
HAIR NET MAKERS IN
BIG BROOKLYN LEASE
Mrs. c. C.. Peck Buys House
on Park Slope.

The Rieser Company. manufacturer
of hair nets, has LEASED $4,000 square
feet on one floor in the Flatbush Indus
trial Building. on the square block
bounded by Thirteenth and Fourteenth
avenues, Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh
streets. Brooklyn. The deal was con-
summated by the Penbrook Company.
broker.
The three and half story dwelling
at 266 Lincoln place, corner of Plaza
street has been sold by Jacob Meurer
to Mrs. Carson G. Peck. 1t fronts "a
feet on Lincoln place. $50 feet on Plaza
street and has depth in the rear Of 73
feet. Charles E. Rickerson was the
broker.
Brown Wheelock Company, Inc, sold
209 East 111th street for Eugene Fay,
five story tenement with stores, 25x
100. Held at $25,800.
A. j. Murphy sold for Bridget A.
Lynch to Catharina Sanguinell the two
and half story frame house. 25x100, on
the north side Of Thirty-ninth street,
$50 feet east OF Eighth avenue.
The eight family house. 26x100, at 495
Twelfth street has been sold by Z. B.
Newman for A. Jarick.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
LEADERS FAVOR VOTE
TODAY ON REFUNDING
Both Sides of Senate to Risk
Night Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Agreement to
press the allied debt refunding bill to
a vote tomorrow even If that makes
necessary a night session of the Senate
was reached late to-day by Republican
and Democratic leaders. 1t came after
Ave hours of debate. much of which
was on extraneous subjects.
Opposing the grant of authority to the
debt commission, headed by Secretary
Mellon. to extend the time of inter-
est payments at its discretion, Senator
Reed (Mo). Democrat. said that be-
cause of "the environment in which
Secretary Mellon had lived Mr. Mellon
would be the last man, save one. in.
this country" to whom he would grant
the authority proposed. The one ex-
ception, he added, was Morgan him
self" explaining that J. p. Morgan &
Co. had been the financial agents in
the United States of the allied nations
during the war.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Pease & Elliman have leased apart
ments as follows: In $50 Seventh ave-
nue. for the Rockford Realty Company
TO Erman J. Ridgway; in the new house
at the northeast corner of Park avenue
and Thirty-eighth street to Mrs. X.
Loughlin; in q West Fifty-cighth street
to John A. Carukin; In 30 West Fifty
ninth street to Albert Adams; in 9is
West End avenue TO Andrew Walz: in
1 West Sixty-fourth street to Newman
Hamlink: In So West Seventy-second
street to Miss Dunke in 252 West
Seventy-second street for Koelble e.
Schuyler. as agents, to Or. A. II. Nc
Nown; In S05 West Seventy-second
street for SPOTS & Starr. as agents. to
S. S. Rosenfeld; in 119 West Seventy
fifth street to G. r. Chase and In
West Ninetieth street for b. +. Wen-
man to c. +. Bady. Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
News Of the Real Estate World
HABERDASHER ACQUIRES
FINE WEST SIDE HOUSE
Other DsDelling Deals Re-
ported in Manhattan.

Louis Heilbroner of Weber & He'll
broner has purchased the five story
dwelling. 22x1oa.2, at "a West Eighty
sixth street from the estate of Thomas
II. O'Connor. The ]. Romaine Brown
Company was the broker.
F. r. Wood & Co. sold for Mrs. E. L.
Hughes the five story remodeled dwell
ing. 1sx100, at 1903 West Seventy-sixth
street. to Frank Mankiewicz; also for
DR.. Thomas Stone 12S West Eighty
second street, a four story dwelling.
20x102.2. to Mrs. L. l.. Hendricks. d. NJ.
Thomas negotiated the deal.
Crist & Herrick sold for julius Lipp-
man the three story dwelling at 20 Bank
street to the tenent; and for Henry w.
Richardson. Jr., the four story building
at $50 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By MALL.

ASTORIA, o. Jan 2i-Arrived, schr John
w Wells. Newcastle. NSW.
HONOLULU, Jan 22-Arrived, str Rakuyo
Maru (Jap). Hong Kong. &C. for San Fran
cisco.
Marking. Yokohama, &C.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 23--sailed. str
Socony. New York towing barge No 89).
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 25-Arrived, tug J T
Lewis. Savannah, towing barge Beaufort
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Jan 21-Arrived,
motors Babinda. Astoria; 23d. Boobyala,
San Pedro
Sailed o1st, str Hyades. Honolulu: 22d,
motor Challamba, San Pedro (after repair
ing engine).
SAN PEDRO. Cal, Jan o1-Arrived. str
Cuba. San Francisco for Balboa (and sailed
same day.; 20th, motor Apollo, San Fran
CISCO 22d, str Canadian Rover (Br). Van
couver.
Sailed 22d, str Henry D Wilton. Kobe.
SABINE. Tex, Jan 23-Saied. str w NJ
Irish. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
BOY WHO FIRED SCHOOL
SAW ARSON IN MOVIES
TlYo Sentenced to 3 Months
in a Protectory.

An act of incendiarism which one of
them had seen on the screen al a motion
picture show is believed to have inspired
two boys to kindle a fire in one of the
rooms of Public School 10, the police
reported yesterday when Libore Sico-
Iona. 9. of 443 East Thirteenth street.
and Camello Spinella, 10, of 437 East
Thirteenth street, were arraigned be-
fore Justice Franklin Chase Hoyt in
Children's Court. The boys were SEN
fenced to three months in Catholic
protectory.
The fire occurred several weeks ago.
Robert G.. Powers. principal of the
school. who caused the arrest of the
boys, testified a teacher had reported to
him the fire started in room in which
tlie Sicolcna boy was sitting a few
minutes after the teacher had left the
room.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Anderson Realty Company sold
for r. Malcolm Stills to Rosina +. Mac
Coy the dwelling, 40x100. at 429 Home
stead avenue, Mount Vernon; for Al
fred r. Barbaresl dwellings at 33 Onei-
da avenue, Langdon Terrace: for Mount
Vernon Realty Corporation TO Douglas
Nicholson for occupancy the dwelling.
75x115. at 107 Forster avenue. Chester
Hill. Mount Vernon. and leased Offices
In the corner Of Prospect and Crary
avenues to the Chamber Of Commerce
and the University Club of Mount
Vernon
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
QUEENS WANTS TAX RELIEF
Would Put Cost of Boulevard on
Entire city.

Having discovered that instead Of
costing $500. 900. as estimated. the seven
miles of roadway composing Queens
Boulevard will cost approximately
A.5oo.0oo Maurice f. Connolly. President
OF the Borough of Queens. yesterday
asked the Board of Estimate to place
the burden of payment upon the city at
large.
Mr.. Connolly urged that the owners
of abutting property have paid nearly
three times as much as they expected to
pay as their 20 per cent. share of the
expense but have received little benefit
from IT,
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
TO PROBE FREMONT TRUST.

BOSTON, Jan. 27.-The Suffolk County
Grand, Jury will start on Monday an in
vestigation of the fremont Trust Com
pany. closed year ago by Joseph C.
Allen. Bank Commissioner, 1t was an
nounced to-day. Testimony as to the
Cosmopolitan Trust Company's opera
tions In an inquiry to determine whether
large larcenies were involved continued
to be taken to-day and was expected to
be completed tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
Army Orders
al Dispatch ito THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.

new York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Jan. "a.
These army orders have been made public
1NFANTRY-Lieut.-C Col. C. +. Herr. pro-
ceed to Columbus: Capt. S. G. Wilder. TO
Washington. ID. c., and report to Chief of
Infantry: First Lieut.. s. Ginsberg., Eighteenth
Infantry. special orders December Q
amended.
ENGINEERS-Major II. +. Fowler detailed
as Instructor of engineers, Pennsylvania
National Guard. Philadelphia: Capt M. c.
tirenata, detailed as professor of military
science, University OF Kansas, to Fort Hum
phrey, Va; First Lieut.. II. L. Peckham. de-
tailed as assistant professor of military
science, University OF Kansas.
AIR SERyICE-Col. c. G. Hall. TO office
OF Chief of Air Service. Washington. then
TO scott Field; Major ]. II. Jouett. to Lang
MIsCELLANEOUS-Lic Col. Clarence IT
Connor Will report To Col. G. c. Preston
Cavalry. president retiring board Fort Bliss
Tor examination; Major J. X. Cockrell spe.
cial orders December 20 amended, assigned
70 duty In office OF Chief of Cavalry: Cant.
Y. r. Maui. to Fort Howard; Capt. M a
Dawson, report to commanding General
Camp Bragg; Capt. A. w. Deubery. detailed
Oakland public high schools. Oakland, Cal. !:
Capt. A. X. Brown. accompany Battalion
Sixth Infantry to Camp Mcclellan.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
Fire Record

A. n LOSS.
1;2o-l5o w. 6sd ST.. Christopher
1:So-222 Fourth av.; unknown. =. Unknown
2:oo-Auto. In front of 233 Willis I.
o.,- ay.. The Bronx; unknown. Considerable
2:Io-ooo Grand st.; Louis Bankes. .Trifling
2:30-ll4 Ludlow ST.. Grupt &
s:so-elo Sixth av.; Sam Gruber. Unknown
2;4o-12 Marketfield ST.. restaurant:
a:4s-soS West Tiity-siaih St. au{a ;SaNn0Sn
4:oo-sSsh ST. snopi and Sd av.. news ;srif'ins
stand. unknown. Unknown
4:so-4o West 10th St; v. Lebo-
co5-elS Intervaie av.. The Bronx: 'N'A'
s:lc-i5. Nassau St.. Federal Re. AAA'"A
c:as-zs East 1"fi Fiiiy.fifth st.. Il: SnNn0"'
e:aosso ss"'fn e. ,osd St. fence. Unknown u1r
7o5-seeond av. - near Eighty Unknown
7,5S fourth xsst st.. Tnknow1; Unknown
7:4sss E. iasth sss stu Tss Bronx Unknown an
7:ss--sIs s".EI E!tsh sv.: Bersdori : SHAn0wn
s:oo-1s6-l4o w. aeth St; Isidore
s:oo-,ass Mssf Prospect ave The Rrdna: Unknown
Charles Bernstein. Unknown
s:oo-Tinton ave. at Featherbed
S:25-11 Ridge St. Sonea Daunnan. Unknown
s:35-i24l w. 12ist st.. Catherine
ttanfen OnknOWn
S:45-f15 W. 18th st.; Monohan Auto
mobile Repair Co. Slight
S:S5-f9I3 I'd ave-; unknown. Unknown
S:50-SGI Z. 1s0th ST.. The Bronx;
Herman Grossman Unknown
9:00-50 Mott ST.: James Adler. Unknown
9:l5-6S E. 105th ST.; unknown. Unknown
9:J0-1s0th st. and Norris Park AVE.,
The Bronx: brush. None
P. M.
IL I0-seaman av between 215th and
216th sts., brush fire, un-
knoWn... ........... ............ Nou0
II 15-43S I'd av.. Mary Knight. .TrihinR
:40-31 W. ith ST.. Fedman Bros. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
Navy Orders
'dtch 70 TIE NEW YORK HEnALr
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID, c.. Jan. Fl.

These naval orders have been made public
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS James T. Alexan-
der. to u. s. s. Tennessee; Lieutenant Com
mander r. p. Enrich. to destroyer squadrons
Pacific fleet: Lieut.. E. +. Cochrane. to COM
mand U. s. s. LHo: Lieut.. f. II. Quinlan, to
District Radio Material officer, navy yard,
to navy yard. Washington; Lieut.. w. F.
Grouse. to duty naval hospital, Norfolk;
Lieut.. S. V. Dunham, to U. s. S. Idaho.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
CAREY LEAVES sI.I3o.s4o.

The New York Transfer Tax Commits
sion appraised at s1.130.S40 the estate Of
Stephen w. Carey of West Orange. ". j..
who died at his home there in Septem-
her. 1920. The commission finds that
s76.226 Is taxable in New York The
bulk of the estate goes to his son,
Stephen w. Carey of West Orange.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
Father VS.. Son Contest.

AsHEvILLE. N. c.. Jan. 27.-The Phiia.
delphia Athletics will meet the Moline club
of the Three-I League In an exhibition game
here In April. Earl Mack. son of Connie
Mack and manager OF the Three-I club, COM
pleted arrangements to-day for the father
VS.. SON" contest.
The New York herald., 1922-01-28
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
5 BROADWAY LOFTS
Buys Six Story Structure Ex-
tending Through to Mercer
Street; Other Sales.

Leopold Weiss bought from the Press
burger Corporation the three six story
loft buildings at 513, SIT and 519 Broad
way, extending through the block to S4-
90 Mercer street The buildings occupy
site fronting 100 feet on each thor
oughfare with depth of 200 feet be-
tween Broome and Spring streets. They
were valued at $750.000 and are re-
ported to return an annual rental Of
about 100000. Louis Block & Co. were
the brokers. Spero & Abrams, attorneys,
acted for the buyer.
w. j. Russell and others sold for the
estate of Harold L. Renwick. 22S Wash
ington street. five story building. 22x
55.10. to F. S. Maynard & Son, now at
21S Washington street. The property
was held at $4,000 and was sold for
cash.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Rose Clark sold to Gertrude Greene
the six story building. with stores. 8Sx
44.8, at the northwest corner of De-
lancey and Willett streets.
Samuel Cohn sold to Nathan Buch-
holtz for $16.50o five story tenement
24x100.5. at 325 East Fifty-fourth street.
Frederick Feldman sold to Mary
O'Shea four story store tenement, COX
rs. at 1873 Park avenue, north of 121st
street, for s12,750.
Max Mandel sold to Nathan Kaufman
a six story store tenement, 25x100, at
80 Henry street
Joseph Gaibrosis sold to Eladio Quin-
tana three story tenement, 15x62. at
239 West Nineteenth street.
Helen G. Ledgerwood sold to Isidor
Shapiro four story tenement, 19.7x
100.11, at 12o East 18th street.
Charles NJ. and Birdie NJ. Kaufman
sold to Meyer Adler four story tene-
ment. 25.10x100. at 176 Second avenue.
north of Eleventh street.
Mary r. Di Benedetto sold to G..
Focarina a six story store tenement,
419xs3.11. at 2S7-2S9 Elizabeth street
Nathan and Freda Applebaum sold to
Sadie Grubln a three story dwelling
2ox10o.11. at 12s West 1O4th street.
Ida Wersba sold to Louis and Joseph
Alexander four story dwelling, 1Sx
ss.11, at 463 West 141st street.
NJ. ]. Leonard sold to Gregor Landes
the vacant plot. 50x9911. on the south
side of West Hath street, 535 feet east
of Lenox avenue.
Plan Times Building Annex.
Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for a four
teen story annex to the Times Building
at 231 to 239 West Forty-third street.
having frontage of 100 feet and a
depth OF 1905 feet. Ludlow & Peabody,
the architects. estimate the cost at