New-York Tribune from New York, New York • Page 21

News and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market Munson S. S. Line Buys TaU Building Ou Beaver Street Takts the Hoffman Estate Property at Junction of Beaver and Pearl Streets; Was Held at $1,500,000 rhe Beaver building, at the june-: lion of Beaver and Pearl Streets and nth of Wad Street, held in the 00,000, was purchased by th Munson Steamship which oc nui? spa in the ng, at a price close to the asking ligure, rhe scramble for space in the "big business district" of tue country baa not escaped notice of the officials of the Munson line, and since it is as essential that they be in this district us any other concern, it was decided time ho ild be osl securing nanent footing in the district. Purchase was the only guarantee that at the expiration of a few years or whenever tin lease ended the con cern would not bo without a home and placed in the field with hundreds other space-seeking concerns. William A.

White Sons, who lave! made several large concerns appreciate thi riousness of the space situation downtown and take steps to protect themselves againsl consequei ces, nog tiritad the sale of the Heaver building. The structure is fifteen stories high, covering a "flatiror." shaped site con? taining about 7,000 square feet. The apex of the site points north on a small plaza formed by Wall Stieet on the north, Pearl Street on the east and Beaver Street on the west. The building was erected sixteen years ajro by William H. Chesebrough.

It I rented rapidly. The ground floor was taken by bank and the offices by marine ship owners, opera tors and insurance men. The success of th. building, made it an attractive il vestment property and soon inter its completion the Hoffman Estate pur it from Mr. Chesebrough.

It ever since beer, one of the best iha extensive holdings of the estato. measures 122.11 feet on Beaver 136 feet on Pearl Street and feet on the plaza, with a rear line rr.li feet. The steamship company paid the Hoffman estate all cash for the build? ing above a mortgage of $540,000. The is about three blocks from iho Hudson line pier, the foot of old Slip, and from the upper floors of i the building the wharf and the entire movement of shipping along the lower East River and the Brooklyn shore may he seen. At the back door of the building is the growing marine insur? ance centre, without, doubt the larg? est and most important in this country.

Then a block away is the subway through the Clark Street tunnel, which brings the shipping district of Brook? lyn almost to the door of the Man? hattan marin" interests. rhe rival is nothing more than ad? ditional evidence that big business concerns appreciate conditions south Fulton Street and are taking meas of protection by buying desirable property at the first opportunity of Is of this nature closed since the first of the year included the purchase United States Steel Company of ti Empire Building, the tall building? 68 William Street by the Royal Bank of Canada, the Liberty Tower building on Nassau Street by Sin? clair Oil Company, 45 William Street by the Rank of North America, Stock Quotation Building on Heaver Street by Norton, Lilly Seligman Building by marine insurance brokers, tenants of the building, an I Del monico's downtown property by marino interests. The Post Building on Beaver Street, about a block from the Beaver Building was purchased about six weeks ago by the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Two of trie buildings mentioned. 68 William Street and the Liberty Tower on Nassau Street, were sold by William A.

White Sons, the firm representing the seller, the Gar? den City Company, in the latter al. Masten Nicholas represented the Munson Line as attorneys. Middlebrook Borland looked after the legal in? terests of the Hoffman es ate, CITY REAL EST VIE JOHN L. PARISH APPRAISER 57-1 rtlandt. Busine? REAL ESTATE BOROCGH OF MANHATTAN ESTATE 111 gel a of the -i corneri In Ma hattan, lowor H'esi i -n offi im u-il I eat i.

"JD box 111, Tribu? BEAVTirUL Wl EQL'IPl INQI Rl MMI BROADW a 71T1 'a: OLUMBI NKW WMCK STATE r.o I a I I Il II plot II a barg ward lib, TU LET 1 OR BUSINESS PURPOSES OFFICES, SALESROOMS 20,000 -IU 1 nprFf HO. il? i per i. nK hvkitkji Sul ways, S. Osgood Pell Co.irlnd.Vbi?tfle?'o: New garage, floor, 62 5 Wl 2 Ith Rl I to le? accommodating cat. with without service.

preml es or at EMPIPE CARTING CO.VfPANY, 3-2 1 Park Row ci a WANTED FOR BU8LNEH8 PURPOSE? AIIOL'T rEJBT OFFICE 9004 build In btlow Ktiltnn fir oi untttrnM I rt i. room tt)t a-, i' bot III, 1 rib APARTMENTS ave, i I'll. tonemntAoi -ii irr i'-: i. -i, imlMu HIPS Kerr Steamship Co. Buys Heaver St, Building Site Will Erect Twelve-Story turc Next to Consolidated Exchange Sita for a large building for the i'ng of the company's home offices in Manhattan was purchased yesterday by the Kerr Steamship Company.

They have bought property immediately east! of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, comprising 40, 42, 44 and -b. Beaver i Street, having a total frontage of 90 feet on Heaver Street and running through to South William The area o'J tire is 10,000 square! feet. On this plot the George A. Fuller mpany will construct the steam? ship company a twelve-story office building, which is to be Known as the Kerr Building. The work of tearing down the old structures will begin within ninety days and the new build- I ing will be ready for occupancy about May 1920.

The owners will occupy the first, second, third and fourth floors and t'ne basement. Warren have designed the building, The Kerr Steamship Company was the pioneer American corporation to steamship to Europe, through the submarine zone at the time when the Germans threatened to sink; any vessel, whether enemy or that dared to inter the proscribed zones. The company sent the Roches? ter, manned by a Yankee crew and commanded, by Yankee skipper, to The property was bought from the i United Siate.s Realty Improvement Company, Paul Starrett, president, and the City Investing Company, Robert E.I Dowling, president, through the and Reaver Company. The deal was negotiated bv Douglas Grant Scott. I Bronx Trading Confined To Apartment Sales Investor Buys Another Fiat on Grand Concourse, Adjoin ins; Keccnt Purchase ('.

Plough Co. have sold for Charles M. Sett-low to Nathan Socol 251G Grand Concourse, a five-story apartment, on plot 50x100. The same brokers recently sold to Mr. Socol an adjoining and similar bouse.

Prince Sold for Cash Greenfield Saffir have, sold for Arber" Smith and others to the Benen son Realty Company, for cash, the Prince George, a five-story apartment at. tiro southeast corner of Prospect Avenue Beck Street, on plot 95x1 105x irregular. Sale in La Fontaine Avenue R. Taurone has sold to T. Davis the five-story modern apartment at.

2000 La Fontaine Avenue. The Plattsmouth Roalty Company, Albert Rosenthal, president, was the broker. Operators Buy in 150th Street The Greater New York (iold -torage Company has purchased from David Cohn, through Williamson Rryan, the five-story flat, on lot 25x100, at 527 Last 150th Street. Big Motor Building For West 57th Street Will Replace Old Duelling Houses Leased for Eighty four Years Slawson Hobbs have leased 319-321 West Fifty-seventh Street and 316-J8 20 West Fifty-eighth Street for Mrs. Cuss Parmelee to tire Gay Holding Corporation for a term of eighty-four: years.

The property consists of old four story dwellings on a plot of 11,000 square feet extending through "he block between Fifty-seventh and Fifty eighth streets. lessee plans to erecL a modern ir.ii is buildii for the use of firms i interested in the automobile trade, property is located immediately wi of Broadway in the heart of the obi dist riet. It is planned to Pi ft event rcct front the ranee I ho offices i icngi eh vat ors nd the ht St reet side for 'he go and freight ele- ors. Tbe 1 cat ion of the i especially advantageous Tor the pur-: front on a v. ide and mpor- tai cross! -t and is convi icnt I art eries of rave! in the city, 1 I il ei to al' the 3ubway, nd surface lines.

This mprovi cil help to take care of the demai II i floor space in this r.me io The Cro a Brown Company has: leased Bpace r.l 512 Fifth Avenue toi John Leitcb a term of years and, In con, inction with 10. M. Goodman, to' he i a id Dress Company i tl sei fb oi at 3842 Bast Thirty- I second Street foi a term of years. Charles dler has rented the sec-i end loft at I ml third Si reel to Guild Proctor for a long, term i leased to Ed- I ward Fi edman a loft at 236 West i (th Suites in apartments Pea (V Ell nai va le? si 1 apart? ments 15 Pai Avenue to xabcth fl wi ii Clark; at Gram? re Pai to W. W.

Rock 11: at 58 V. Si et to Hoi ace G. nowlc at 1 it Si xty ghth St P. II. Trask at -22 il 100th Street to lius Chein, and at me to Donald on Clark, A bort li.

forth, has a cd me i 12 Wi Fift; eventh to Smil C. McCor th SI et to I rapei I 7 West Fifi loi i ore Phillips; at 25 Tb dot Si to Kdim mil Rob? en i M. Seixas has leased to Will 1 rffi an apartment at 446 Avenue, and at 120 East Street to Sirs. Rose and Mrs. ton.

New for Dwellings Ev rctt M. xas Con have lei.or Eleanor Lei pen the dwell? ing at Wi Scvcnty-firHt Street to Pepe have sublet unfur for Oscar E. Cenare his private dunce 40 Seventh Avenue to Mr, and Frank Harris. Stockholder? Buy at Auction J.oIh of investing Co. li of the North Rldn In ve Ling ompany have bought at uuc vacunt pare to the company In The Hronx, ulong White Plalnn and adjacent thoroughfares, for total of $171.100.

I ho wan conducted by ijononn. P. Day, 'J pun ha? r.i wero 1 It, Comfort und 0, D. Huyler, Large Newark Store Rented I Ihrough Loui I largo In in- Oi dwaj, Huilding, Marke! I treet, corner ol Ileavoi treet, N. J.

Dr. Mvlcs Tiernev Estate Scarsdale Property Show Place on Old Mamaroneck Road Held at Oilier Suburban Sales The estate of Dr. Myles Tierney, at the junction of Griffin Avenue and Old1 Mamaroneck Road, Quaker y.idge, Scarsdale, has been sold to a client of; George Howe. The property consists of thirty-two acres of land, a Colonial residence and numerous outbuildings. It is one of the show places of district, and has been held at $100,000.

Sale of Flushing Dwelling J. Albert Jobntra has sold the dwel? ling at Central Avenue, Flushing, on a plot 32 by 100 feet, for E. Jennys, to Hornee W. King, of Rich-; mond Hill. Investor Buys at Rockaway S.

Lichterman Agency has sold for Irvin Lissner, to a client for invest-; ment, his house in North Beach 119th Street, Rockaway Park; for Charlotte Hall four lots near the boardwalk, at Rockaway Park; for Lincoln Bonneau his house in Beach 135th Street, Belle Harbor, in which place the agency has also leased the following For Thomas Conolly a house in Beach 131st for T. Peto her. house in Beach 137th Street; for! Sophia Bernard her bouse in Beach 132d Street; for .1. S. Valentine his house in Beach 137th Street.

In Rock-; away Park the following leases have been made: for Tiernan house io South Peach 118th Street; for I frank M. Bauer, his house in Beach' I22d Street; for Otto C. Reith his cot? tage in Washington Boulevard; for Joseph Both, his house in South Bench 120th Street, and for M. Oberlitz his cottage in South Beach 119th Street. Connecticut Attracts New Yorkers Thomas J.

Good has sold the Colonel Nutting bungalow, at Shippan Point. Stamford, to Rudolph Kehr; I the farm on Newfield Avenue, Stam? ford, for Mrs. Helen A. Miller to E. J.

Bennett. Mr. Good bas leased the i Carter property at Wallack's Point, Stamford, to R. D. Brixcy; Mr.

Field's Italian villa at Southfield Point. Stam? ford, to A. R. Nimick; the Scholield properly, on Willowbrook Avenue, to Mrs. .1.

E. Kuttner; a cottage on cove at Sound Beach to Silvino Porfilio. and the Colonial house at Southfield Point, Stamford, owned by the South-, field Point Company, to S. .1. inlay.

The buyers and lessees are all of this city. Brown Buys Fifth Ave. Business Building Structure Near Recent Pur? chase by Loft in West 20th Street Frederick Brown has bought from Dr. Reginald Sayre 13G Fifth Avenue, a five-story business building between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Street, on a lot with a 17-foot right of way on Nineteenth Street. The proper? ty was held at $135,000.

Albert B. Ashforth, was the broker. The property is in a section in which there has recently been unusual ac livity both upon the part of the pro? fessional element and investors. A recent purchase of Mr. Brown's near by involved the loft structure at.

9 West Twentieth. Street, near Fifth Sale of Laight Street Building Markham Realty Corporation, Clar? ence W. Eckardt, president, has sold to Boernic Leerburger the new one story and basement business building at 52 Laight Street, on a plot 25x70. Brooklyn Broker Home Formerly His Own Howard C. Pyle Co.

have sold 66 First Place, a brownstone rc? on lot 25x133, for the estate of Howard C. Pyle oFrank Martcllo. This prop-: erty vas tire home of Mr. Pyle for many years. The same company sold the prop? erty at 156 Bay Thirteenth Street, a two story dwelling on a plot 100x100, for the Van Brunt et'tate to Peter Pirino.

I'h Bulkley Ilorton Company has; seid Tit Hampton Place, a two stry and basement brick one family dwelling, lot for William X. Trcdv.ell to an ii vesl or. T. Newman has sold (be wo ami basement two-family dwelling at 550 Eighth for R. Fowler.

Recorded Leases Manhattan liMVrif 7 JTvans 1. i 1 oi fr July 1, fi vis ntl Sill? i 140 Nassau AMSTERDAM AV, all; The West St Co to Muv Cohen, an 1 "iOtli L'l vrs, fr July 1. 1919: at' niuniofer, 132 Nassau si.r-7.1" 133D ST 206-8 all; Bdw Browning Win 11 Lester 00 lS'ith i 12 i-, fr May 2' I 91 9 i us, 1 15 l.enux nv. v. M.l.l 7.

-IT, 21.10x0?. the land llio Minister, Riders i al ol I-'- It'? ll (ant ljutcli Cliui'oli In iioi-i nlo eorliui :07, i 21 yrs. fr Mny 1, 1917 lCnil Abb Lt, i 'ciliir St. $2,000 A i. ulh Htr Sol I', rlan I Ahr Plnnes, f.V'J 2 nv; yr, from July 17.

1019; 2 yrs renew; drei l-'arlan, A Hamburger Bona, 225 nth av lPTi av, a. -1 i st, noo no I'lnc Iflll il Si.riiiii Writer Co to ICI? eirlc I'." 407 av; 1 rs, I'r 1, 10 yrs i I 3.7?HG.4 1 "17, stauten s-. all Swn in Individ Si II to Uv llowery; i-H, fi Nov 1. 1917.52,Mi" ST, 012-14 loft; also I hi annex Frank A Rradj l.i Km 11 Sclmutiel Bovcra; vr. fr July 1, '19; renew; addrei-B, Bdw Hovem, hi, Woodcllffo, .1.

Bronx EAST KINRSBKIDGK (ID, SU, part of re; Hail IiIkvoi tu hoi a -i )-: ltlsl 8-12 yrs, from i ICI Ab li 17 i-? 100 MELRI 10 AV, 61 fi, ire; Ft Soltar II Kip? nv; yrs. 1919; utty, i A Dcttoti, SOia 3d av.J-l-i ll New Building Plans Manhattan HESTKI1 PT cor Norfolk for a 2 at nd iihnw rooms, 28x76 Now i7 llBon Co 130 si ivm V. i 32 I'nlon Square, architect. Cost Manhattan Alt crut Ion? 31TJI ST No. WoHt, to 6-story Nturna M.

Mflcollno, owner; U. If- un-t C. whlnaton, 2 Columbu? Circle, t-ict? CoHt 1211 Nob. 281 and 23K Knut, to two uni battement dwrlllnKn; B. lulhrle, 883 Turk ownor; Ki Ko'jn, 4 (it, Cost 000 BOTH No, 10.

to 2-utory garage; i' Ilonly, ownor; OroHB, 110 iirghltnot, No. 209 lo a 8-atory wtoro; nf 802 ll'way, nwni-r, Waller, 164 Nhbhbu Coat Sales at Auction lly nenry Urn-ty UDTIC f'-T, 217 BS-M n.hln I.lit A dun nul MciDonlall lo Hi? plttln II? f.ir lly i- I'ny A V. 09.11 1 nul li. niiini? Bandroolc -i I ote, y37S? lo for $3,000. Flat Resales Bring Robert E.

Simon Substantial Profit Disposes of Adlon Apart? ments, at 7th Ave. and 54th Bought Recently, to Builders Bing Bingj Robert E. Simon made a quick and substantial profit yesterday through the resale of the two thirteen- story apartments at the southwest cor of Seventh Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street, on a plot 100x100, to Bing Bing, the well known apartment build? ers. The houses contain ten'stores and 142 apartments. The property was held at $1,500.000 by Mr.

Simon, who ac-; quired the houses recently through Leitner, Brener Starr and Nathan Wilson from the builders, the Adlon Construction Company, .1. C. Graef president, and now resells at a sub- stantial profit. The property was re sold through -the same brokers. In addition to a large amount of cash, Hing Bing give to Mr Simon the Bclvidere, at the southwest corner i of Edgecombe Avenue and Street, I a six-story elevator structure on plot 100x100, held at $325,000.

Tho house contains accommodations for thirty families, and was bought by the sellers from tho Lewisohn estate. Another property given in part payment is the one-story stone building, on plot 50x 100, at the southeast corner of Lexing? ton Avenue and Fifty-first Street, ad? joining the Lexington Avenue Opera House and right at a station of the new cubway. It was valued at Shenk Figures in Four Deals Joseph Shenk has closed four deals. He has purchased from Mendek burger, through J. H.

Albert and Jo? seph Harrison, the Dacona Dwellings, a six-story elevator apartment house, at the northeast corner of Fort Washing- ton Avenue and 180th Street, on a plot 144x100. From Joseph E. Marx Mr. Shenk has bought the seven-story apartment at! the southeast corner of Broadway and1 Street. Mr.

Shenk has bought from the A. Realty Company, through Na- April, the six-story ele? vator apartment at 630 West 144th Street, a plot 87.6x100. Through Byrne Bowman, brokers, i Mr. Shenk has also bought from Thomas .1. Bannon the five-story apart? ment the northeast corner of Tre? moli! and Mnrmion avenues, on plot i 10x115, containing eight stores.

Operators Resell Heights Flats The Union Chemical Glassware Com? pany has resold to the Middleboro Realty Company through Hershkowitz Shonberger the six-story elevator apartment at 645 West IfiOth near Riverside Drive, which the sellers! acquired a few weeks ago. The struct? ure stands on a plot and was erected by tho Friedman Construction Company. Another deal by the Union Chemical Glassware Company involves the re? sale of the two six-story known as 1883 to 1893 Seventh fronting 151 feet on that avenue, and running through to St. Nicholas Ave-; nue, where the frontage is 176 end thence extending io a point at Street. They bought this prop-! crty recently.

The purchaser is a client of S. Simon. Studor Court Sold to Investor H. .7. Rogers ha? sold to A.

Green- banni for A. Brown Studor Court, seven-story building, at the northeast' corner of 176th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, a six-story elevator apartment, on plot 100x100. Invests in MGth Street Flats The six-story apartment, at LTiO and I 252 West. 146th Street, on plot has boon resold by Ike Stern to Eu-! rene Weiss.

Mr. Weisz has also bought from a client of Joseph E. Grecnberger the similar and adjoining house at 254 i and 256 West 146th Street. Sale in West 125th Street Ennis Sinnott have resold to John Montero through McDowell McMahon West 125th Street, a iive-story flat, with on plot 27x100. Investor Buys Avenue A Tenement Edward Franklin has sold for the Marne Realty Corporation 7P5 First i Avenue, a five-story tenement, ID.7x70, in arl Kubier.

Agents for Harlem Flats M. Hayward Co. have been ap pointed agents for the four apartment houses at 306 West. 107th Street and at 7 to 11 West. 106th Street.

Assignments of Mortgages Manhattan 8ST1I ST, 1S1 Mi'ii SI West- eh. si. Trust Co, trust1 et ni loi in Is I Miller. -7-1 Richmond Mount non, V. et al and the I nion Trust Co Yoi ii.

SO ay, ti -Miller SO Ilrondway two nfRiftna 760 S7T1I ST, ri s. 17a lull nv; Pierre A trust? es, v. an? tl 257 llrmidwny '00 3D AV, DOS; nitgo a Wm at i. pfimi B-" "i-' 1 Sal Lexington nv. ulty, Title I7B I II.

K.N AV, ri i 1112-310; 112th Bt, Vtli av, Wacht to Malex Realty (lorpn, 170 Broadway; I I i tges. ru.Ki I i II.MKN' AV, 300-304 anil 2 mtgea. $18,000 each; Malex Realty to Abel us 05th st; ntty, Frederick -a, Nassau 000 ST, 409 ami Egbert of Europe, 1420 im a-. Lawyers' Co, Broad ST. 37 mtge Philip Jennings and ano Si Ann's Church Brooklyn; liant, Il 1.0 Broadway; Int of 120T11 ST.

1K. -'20 intg" 000; An? thony Ave Realty Co lo Bessie Flnksl brand Ifith st, Ulilyn; ally. 1'rle? Bros, 27 I Broadway Bronx EXTERIOR ST. s. 538.11 149th Bt, 221.4x Irreg; Church Gatea Co Columbia Trust Co, 1480 3d av; arty, imbla Trusl Co, 1480 3d av Maria Montnsrner to ljuiseppo Retano.

fit 10 220th et; ntty, ,1 41na white Plains FH BTJ3M A ST, 873, Fre-emnn-Stsbblns Co to Archibald Douglas, at Spuyten Duyvtl, attys, Douglas A A MoC, 2331 Tlromlway. .1 UTI-ANDT AV, 831; KrnnrC 1, Slonta ano, triis. i Wm Johnson, 612 So Broadway, Yonkers, ntiys. Mer? rill, It T. Satisfied Mortgages Manhattan 121TI1 ST, 160 Amsterdam av, runs 4x 35 to 124th 40.0 to beginning, l4 Realty Co to Atlantic Corp.

102 liway; nttys. a 209 Bwiy; Uet 11, 1019.M-"0 ST, 20o 3d av, 20x100.5; Henry Lehrburgor to Fanny Ifolden: nttys, Kuramun Frank. 20 Droad at; Juno 4, 1894 LOT map 731a North Mnrble Mill; Chancy A and I) Frees to Bmmet Hhl'ilds fiMiS Jiway; Hiilinit Mnloiiey, ,10 9 Hwuy; Sluy 4, 1.000 11 T'r 11 ST, rt Tionnto and Mar" A In Miutha Rimo, Indlv and FrntlOOHOO Hiikho; 685 J-l Hilii st, J'oo HO, 10T1I HT, 117 IS Moiilioso Realty Co, 185 llwny, to PhtllP Jennings; atty, Co, 178 iiwiy; Jan 18, Huiltling Lonn Contracts Bronx A at lor No Kimivii on ma? of village of Sophia lottlsnon, Hteln r-' Hr.i a i- Inn, to ri orl 1 brick liumm (payments), Park Ave. Cor. Dwelling Bought by Dr.

Frankel Mrg. Harry Gantz, of California, Sells at 94th St. Other City Homes Sold Worthington Whitehouse has for Mrs. Harry Gantz', of California, the dwelling at 101 East Ninety-fourth Street at the northeast corner of Park Avenue, to Dr. Joseph in Ninety-first Street Pease Elliman have soil for Charles E.

Gautier, 2fi0 West Ninety first Street, a four-and-a-half-atory American basement dwelling, on lot 18x100, to a client for occupancy. Buys in Seventy-fonrth Street Slnwson Hohbs havo sold for Wal? ter J. Goldsmith, a four-story high stoop dwelling nl 134 West Seventy fourth Street, on plot 20x60x102.2, to a client for occupancy. Estate Sells 113th Street House Snowber Smith have sold for the G. Byrne estate the three-story and basement dwelling at fiO West 113th Street, to a purchaser for occupancy.

Theatre for Dyrkman Section to Cost The new theatre to be erected by the Charles Hensle Realty Company in the Dyckman section will cost $300,000, ac? cording to plans filed by Moore Landseidel, the architects, yesterday. It will occupy the whole block front on I iho ear-t side of Dyckman Street, be twecn Nagle Post avenues, It will! he two stories, witli stores and offices, besides tho theatre. Magician Among Buyers Of Beechhurst Lots Big CroMd and Spirited Bid? ding Mark Auction Sale of Ocean Front Properly About 1,000 people attended the auc? tion sale of 151 sites at Beechhurst or. Saturday by the Johnson. Com? pany, which realized a total of $264,561, being in excess of previous estimates.

The heaviest buyer was Thurston, ma? gician. In the waterfront section, between Boulevard and the East Rive-, extra deep plots, with riparian rights, sold to the St. Louis" Con structi Company and Robert Johnson for to $4,550 each. Others. 60x 100, Riverside Drive and the Boule? vard cast of Fourteenth Avenue, were sold at from to $3.200 each to Arthur Kaskel, J.

R. W. Biggs. S. Peo spio, Jack Harris, John Schneller, Thomas R.

Balleil, S. R. Fisher and J. C. Marcus.

Sixteen plots, 100x100, in the blocks bounded by the Boulevard, Sylvan Place, Fourteenth Avenue, Harbor Road and Sprincr I.awn Avenue, were sold at from $3.500 to $6,000 to N. W. Sterne. C. J.

Caldca, E. Watt, John E. Wright and others. C. S.

Golden paid $3.350 for 100 feet on Sixteenth Avenue, between Twenty-third Street and the Boulevard, and Virgil A. Rittenhouse $2,000 for 80 (cet in the same street between Six? teenth Avenue and Cryder's Lane. Other buyers included G. H. Collins.

J.H.Wright, F. H. Otcher, N. C. Liddell, Herbert Elmore, P.

P. Karr. John Mau Edith P. S. Hvte, Dr.

11. F. Wnite, Chrr (ir 1. hi ver. Mary C.

H- i del son, F. J. Schcnc'K and W. S. Ross.

Recorded Transfers Downtown MOXROH ST, 215-17, 0 Gouverneur Bt, 101.6x22.8x101.6x27; Rol Silberblatt to Ratio Cohen, 36 110th et; Jan 22, 1915; all llena; Mux Silvorsteln, Broadway R1VINQTON ST, 308-12, 55.10x1 no Irving Trust Co to itivington Operatives, 32 Liberty at; mtire attys, Breed, A 33 Libert i East Side 54TP ST. 117 K. 16.10x100.6; Jas Yereance ano, nrs, to Bayard Dom Inlck, 112.1 st; attys, Hunt, 11 A li, 12 riroailwav. I'. 1 15 16 lOx 10? Anna II Emily .1 it same; all II? ns; June 27, attys, same i 77TI1 HT, 31 K.

a. 15x82; Franklin Trum Co, i m-, t-. IiKlnia Bai rle, 421 Clark South Orange, .1 all Hens; ting Juna 27; atty, Harold Mi bank, 2 Ceilar mi I 77TH ST, 31 75x82; Juno 30; Virginln Barrle io Franklin Trust (' 166 Montague Brooklyn, exr; veai 6 atty, J-' Hill, 66 Wall ST, s. 1 33 A. hj Austin B.

Fletcher ana, trustees, et al, heirs Jackson Gertrude- Baxter (Schultz), VV 72d st May 20; any, A Fletcher. 165 Bway. West Side 26TH ST, s. 62 8th av, Winebiirgh to Adele It Wtnopurgh, 401 West 1-anl A v. mtpe, $in atty a Russell Be- be, 41 Wall $)on 42D ST, 346 VV, fa 25x98.9; Svbil, Sellar Jno .1 An libn I.

i 80th st; liens; June 24; Btty, 'a Bwav 4211 ST, 31 1 XV, fi 98.9; Ueorgell" Brawn to Jno .1 Archbold, 137 la i i si mtge, i all liens, June 19; all A Co. 170 Bsvns 15TI-1 ST. 42 53 56 3x100 Feld Fullermn i Vdo an Si hoenb? rger, Av H. all leas. 2S; atlva, llisman.

i I. L. lia I-Ki il'. A Si ho? nl-etgi Realty Corpn. 261 Bway ail Hens; June 17.

nttys, 00 sa UK PROP; Neek Kealtv Corpn to Neumont Realtv Cnron, Bwav; alt: 11? es. June Is. all a ST. 310 a I Mori lin Kneelnrid to Willard Mien, 6 Si Men mtge. 2,500, June 30.

al tvs La? vers' 'I' Co, 160 Bwn 100 I 17 I'll ST, 115 s. 66.Sx100.ll; Arthur Cahn to Max Klein, 22 Mt Morris I'nrk West, anrl Ess Really 23 135lh ft. $101, June 24; iif. Fred Lese. 35 Nassau SI PLEASANT AY.

s. 50 119th st 25 3x 7C; rn Jane Ciarletln to Joa Largey, 145 l.l'li st, Corona, of Installs; 6 pr tge, i 00 atty, l' Co, 7 Bway $75? PLEASANT AV. 350, 50.S 119th 26.3x76; Jos Largey to Alberico Ciar letta, 322 1-; UStli st nitgo. $10,000: June 21, nttvs, Co, 176 Bway 135TH ST, 629 XV, a 37 6x99. I 1 Kmanuel to Emily i 159 15 92d st; part; I lens; 26; attvs, Arn.steln Levy, 128 Haar l.i: Til ST, 529 37.6x99.11; Sol Bra.lerman lo Emily Krause.

169 9: st 2-3 parts, all liens; IS; altys. Arnstein Levy, 12S a I89T1I 63 s. 60x09 11 11 irriet Wood to Olive Jerow, 28 So 2-1 sr, Vernon, mlge, $10,000, atty, A Slnricrman, 192 I5IITH ST, 506-512 XV. 100x99 II; 1-7 Really Co i- Kn erv I. 6s 'i hi ra! Park mtge, 19,000 nil liens; -lane 30.

attys, Anderson A. 16 Broad st. $100 ST. a 125 As St Nicholas. xlOO; Gertie A Whcelei Construction Co 7 12d st; Ji atty, Simon Stern.

41 Park Row. Bronx 1 7 RT Dam 22F, as lo Vlon, Inc. 1115 Hoe risa intg, June al Je Vlon, Inc. 1115' line -51 SEABl'RY PL, 1530, Marbin Cousin 'a lo Rubin Land Builds Corpn. 6 i l'ai Row; nitg, 21.

ruts-. .1. ST. 250 Washington us map Morri.iHiiia. 25xs LIO st 25xn l.l" to hear, Adolph Troeller.

et al. to Fr? 'a nv, and ano, 27. atty, A Bell, 391 14 9th st. Fl'LTl sv H. 82.S end iv.

i li Crotona Parksvay -i Willrer Realli- Co. 1281 Fi nitg, l. attys. Willter Real i 'e. 1 28 I Fin nltlln LOT 662, map Wakelleld, 100x114, Chas ber, al, to iln-aas A Wille.

PI? as Bntville, Y. atty, A W- 377 110th st.51 00 I07TT1 ST. 93 ilon nv, 10 va iii-ag. Investing i oipn to Val? i laity Co. 23! Bv.ai mtg, I 000; June 27; nits, Classer.

291 BATHOATE AV. 1750-1752, 11x110; Benin Realty Co to Lapides i ohen Kaplan 132 Nassau st ml go $31 000; June 27, atty, Coh 132 Nassau $100 BAILEY AV. s. 75 st. 00 26x100.7; Spartn Realty Co to Sydell Li bei man.

4 15Stli st mtge June 27, ntty, Title Co, 176 Broad ss-a v-. SI 00 PAL is. PL. 262.3 Popham 60x86.11x43.9x102.3; Margaret Manelleld to Albert Lyon, 197S I vei sliy av; Juno 25; Tltlfl Co. 176 Broadway MORRIS AV, 2-ISfl.

Ford- i li-mi Heights Realty ro to Wm John stcn, i.12 Hudson st June 24; atty, Title Co, 175 Broad? COSTER ST, 822, 20x100; Bessie Gold? berg to l-'lneu? Rakowtta, 1479 Washing? ton nv; nug? 23; auv. Tltlo Co, 176 MEI.Vll.LI3 ST, 355 Columbus av, 25x100; Kredit Moser to Matilda Flok ei-H, 675 Gnirten tit, und ano; auv. Title Co, Broadway. $100 SAME PROPERTY; Matildu A Flcltord nno to John 1730 mtge June 27; Title Guar Co, 176 Bway UNIVERSITY AV, 2262, 38x100; Jacob Marx to Classic Corpn, lSlnt st; nitso June 2W al Title Guie- a 178 PROPERTY; CIubhIc Realty Corpn to Bertha StruriMkv, 37 177th hi; lutgd Juno 28; atty, Title Ouar A Co, 17'1 Bway AV, 626 156th ht, 26 8x116x27.6x116; Mlniilu It Kratz to Hurry A lu unmwltz, 636 Concord av; mtgu 16,600, Juins ally, Till? Guar A Co, 176 Bway 1,000 SAME PROPERTY: Hurry Abramowtta lo Paunln AbramowlU, hin wife, Pnrks vlllit, tut 26; nlty, 0U 25, tt of lot 6211, map Vln oenzo ot ul to irla Caputo, 1') 103d Ml; May ulty, Marin Caputo, 237 107th forest av, xestb, 76: Ella Clirlatlo to Louis anodinan, 7Hii Forest uv; Junn 38; atty, Lawyer? Co, ifli) AV, IJ-U, a lnxlll. Uil7Hx 113.4; John A to Juy Teo Be.i Holdlii? Co, 1140 Boulon id; June 80.

any, 132! Bosl in "I 6 MANIPA HT. RIO, s. JixlOOt II.nan .1 Luwl? in Entallo Sill Manida Juno 2 7, nlty, I nuer. Uway $10' KINO AV, Terrace p'. ::7 City Island; City Island Home-J, Inc.

tr. Anna .1 Smith, 2 ISO Valentine av Juno 30 atty, Anna .1 Smith, Valentine nv. $mo WITIT1D PLAINS RP, s. 219th st, 25x80.1; Hol Franke! to Ksrle bach. 243 235th st, mtg June 26; attv.

Title Guar Co, 176 Bway 178TH 8T. a Anthony av. to Anthony av 26.4x In3. Ix 112.1 to at xw27.ll to Susan Sammla to Andrew 21 126th at; June 27.: attv, Title Guar Co, 176 llw .5100 I i I IN W. 1 SO 1801 'i s-.

IL'OxOO; Gu.ssio to Ftrr- Klatst nii'l $10i! onO; rr alty, i Bei man, 316 Bro on CillAXD AV, cor Buchanan Place, 100; also Grand nv, i 05 Buchanan Placo, 45x100; Buchanan -Grand Holding i'orp to Rudolph Laubenheimer, 530 I-: 81th St. and nno; rntrr-- June v. i Co, 135 Bv ay. LOT block 4023, tax map John Bar Municipal I Ions Co, Powers I tn-r, -r, Dec 6. I9IS; htty.

Title iuar Co, 176 in? av. PROPERTY; Municipal Liens Co to Johanna Clinvllle av; June is; atty, i Co, liway. LOT 471, map Arden property; Walter Taylor to Frank Blalck, of Edson and It'ii-r May 20; attv, Title Guar Co. 170 lln.iy..'.$100 1. iT map I Park: Silver i-.

Michelangelo Russo. 3655 Carlisle Place; 30; Title Guar Co, 17? r. 198TH ST, s. 160.S Valentine av, 128 Ox it 67 0 in Grand Blvd 12 Sx 17.11 to st. 89 I to 1-; lanuel Ousting to Thlra Realty Co, Marion av; mtge June 30; atty, Title Guar Co, '7-; Last Side ST 647, 24 77th st, 24 8x78 secures performance of covenants in lease of 600 8(1 BV nri'l 109 61 "3th si Mav Lillian lief rn I.

Udrich, Barrvtown. May 1 miB 7 r.tt v.o. Edgar raft Co, 30 42d st. $2,500 ,7 ST, 36 K. s.

24.6x 00 5 5 part lune Martha. Gruening to Ruse I. Grupning. 351 19th st. et al; due June 27, 1022; fi per cent, pr mtg 51.

attys, I Isaacs, r.2 Wi' T. ico 27.1x100.11: June 2 i Edna Tro? to II? Si'hmonsees, 10th nv; due July, 192-1; 6 per cent: pr mtg ad? dress 'i Schmonsees, 9th AV, 1935. s. 7,0. I I un- 77.

KHz McCah! unk. 7 yrs; Co. 135 st. 25x04; i. i Bower per cent atty, West Side -is 9- June 'i Smith a Co, Iberl litt; Gua 7iw per 11 Broad j'u 00 42P ST.

s. 25x38.9; 26; Jno 1 Archhold Georgelte of Newport, I. lim- an per bond i pe? cent atty, Title Guar A 1" rn 76 Bwav $17 00 I KNI 71 si st, 80.3) Ji ne 23; IC ii- nui 'n Jane Ils Si ru? st, Phlla lelphia, Penn, and ano, i rent Morgi 934 I.un-J Ti Philadelphia, I'-nn $80.000 Bl V. store in. Juna 28; Thos, Loula and Angelo Kai tu lija.

man 121S per cent; i ni th? ti rs: 7, vVers 000 Vyse nv, Bronx; tn6tals; 6 iv, Jos Ruhln, 309 Bwnj ST, 31r? s. 19X102 2 30; Willard Allen Mai land, 310 83d 3 ir ml 2,7 00 atl La i T. I I 7 Allen Bi per 2 ni June I- r.lCl..I, due July Co. 99T1I SI" 12 25x100.11; June Moi ris, i rustre, to N'. Green, 2S 6 un per cen? atty, A Johnson, I MANH '-'I TA A -100 ror 1 i 51 at, lrrey une 2 Qu I i tu I un- Bulkli 631 Madi 0 yrs r.

per cent pr mtg $2 10, A Sni yth, OS Willia 35,000 BRO VI A i. -i or 1 32 I hi uns -v' i 93.1 lx 25x 7 in street 1 I to beg. May Ez i Realty Co to l-'anny Greenebaum, 533 tllih st; due and inl as p-r bond; pr mtg atty, II Greenebaum, 32 i.i-.i;. $7.100 Bronx ST AV 7- s. 40 oi ill Co to i lern ral iiiKn 157 4Gi av; June 5 rs.

i- Ami nd 119 N'assau Ml ST ANN 9 AV, i same to su me. .1 une 30 ali? sa me. i 0 GRA -I? ni.VP an 1 i a. 79.4 i si. 67.3x67.6n Irruir; Thlra Reairy Co lo Entina Oeating, 2000 Grand Bl i and Concourse; prior rntjre June 30; due is per bond, atty, Co, 176 Bway.L..$11,000 GRAND BIA and Concourse, 2S50, nor 198th 78.4x66.6; same to same; prior mtge Juno 80; duo per bond: atty, LOT 925, map Paik; Michelangelo Rubso to Annie 10-3 818th bi; June 30; 6 pe; atty, 7 Co.

176 17STH ST, no Anthony av, 2 7.1 x. 122.1.x lrrcg; Andrew Stuk? to Susan 10 Kamml? Huntington, Juno 30: duo July 10, 1923; per cent, atty, Tillo Guar Co, 176 $7,600 170TH Prospect nv, 144 FOlise Beckmann to Flora I Simm, st st Juna 30: 3 yrs; ii atty, Title Ouar A Co, Bway 0 GRAND AV. Buchanan pi, 50x1 aluo Grand av. Buchanan pi, 46x100; Rudolph 1 -nh-lini-r and to Buchanan-Grand Holding Corpn, 13B Bway; pr irilg June 28; 3 -m: 8. por cent; uity, Tillo Mm ig i 13G I KORKST AV, 8 3 4 158th st, 16.8x73.

(lonrliiiuii to Ella 104 70th Juno 2K; duo 1'cc 6 lier e. in Lawyers Co, 160 KSCfN f. st, 27.9x 81 l'ut--, al to Bronx BroKuragu Co, 258 llsih Jim? "0: dun bond, I 1158 I ivINGSJ AV, 103 rl, 87x100: Anna Mnlth lu C'ly liilniul lloncn. 14 Wuii Juno SO; 3 yrs; 6 por cent; titty, Hatterlee, A 43 Wall ul CAULDW1DLL AV, iMith st, Harry Abramovlta to Mlnnl? ICratiJ, 673 uv; pr nug June 28; due, as pur L.uii, ally, Tilla Guar Ai. Co, 176 Broad? way P.M.IM PL, 1814, tl 50x86 I Albert Lynn ii Margt llliioiiitltld Glen FORECLOSURE SALES NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.

--CORNELL, UNIVER? SITY. Plaintiff, against TROW DIREC? TORY PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING COMPANY, EDWARD TITUS and; JOHN- B. JOHNSTON, as Receiver? of Trow Directorv Printing and Bookbinding Companv; METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF 'HIE CITY OB' NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE, and MORRIS HEL PER, In pursuance of a Judgment of tore closure and siie In the nbus-a entitled ac? tion, dated June 6th. 1919. ar.d enternd In the office of the clerk of the County of New York on June 6th, 101 the under? signed, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell public auction at the Ex-liana- Sales Room Nos 16 Street.

In the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on the -a day July 1919, at twelve o'clock noon, by Joseph P. Pas. auctioneer, the pren ises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein Bcrlbed a ful FIRST PARCEL. All those certain lets, pieces pap-els of land, altuate In rhe Borough of Man? hattan. City State of New York, more described as follows, that is to s-is FIRST ALL those five certain Is pieces or parcels of gi situate, lying, ami being In the Seventeenth Ward of the City New York on 1 northeasterly side of Twelfth St eet.

between the Si end Thud Avenues known and nated by the letter and lv tho numbers 184 one hund i and eighty fou 1 v. (une hundred and eight IS6 (one a i and eighty 187 (one hun? dred arid ai and 1vS (one hun died and eighty eight) upon certain Map id In the Office if tho Register of the City and County i I New York, en? titled "A Map uf the reslduarv Real Es of Peter Gerard Sluyvesant, deceased, In the City of New York, as partitioned by the Commissioners appointed by Su preme Court the St New York In the of Gerard St lyvesant against Hamilton Fis! and itherford Si jj vi dated lober 2-itli IS! which Map ified Ibe Id isslon ers and a copy wliereol sed I i the Report of hi -a. i ission. a in the iffl of the Cl rk of tin ounty of New York, which sa lotsr taken together, are bounded as follows, la wit: BEGIN? NING at a point the norlheastorb side or' Twelfth Street dlsl ml hundred i .1 ten feet northwestwardly from ll.e Se. i.l yvenue and running thence north? eastwardly i a a I in? parallel with me hun 1 I 1 leet a hree i i i southeast ward ly a lii i -al with the -j Si one hundred and nt; i 26 fs-et on a line svith the said Avenue one hundred and three feet and three (3) Inches to Twelfth Street, and thence northwest wardly along Twelfth Street oiw hundred and twenty-five (125) feet the place of beginning, according to measurement used by tho Commissioners for laying out Streets and roads in the City of New York under the Act of the Legislature of the State of New York passed April 8, 1S07.

Being the same premises conveyed to Chnrlotte B. Wilbour bv Sidney J. Cowen, Referee, by deed Ga.ed November 11th, 1879. nnd recorded In Office of the Register of tho City and County of Nesv York In Liber 7 620 of Conveyances at page 1 un the samp sias. with all fixtures articles I attai hi or used In connection with said premises together 'i, (I appurtenances and all the estate and rieb's of the said Trow Directory Printing and rfookblnding Company in and to said premises.

SECOND PARCEL. All those certain leases, leaseholds nnd leased premises in the Borough uf Man? hattan, and State of Nesv York, more particularly described as follows, that is to su SECOND; ALL that certain lens? dated July lu, mude by Nicholas Fish ind others, Executors of tho will of Hamilton Fish, deceased, to the mortgagor ho ein, Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company, nnd recorded in the Office tho Register of the County of New on March 31st, 1904, and also all that cer? tain lease dated December 11. 1914, made by Hamilton Fish Corporation to the said mortgagor, of said last mentioned leases demising and letting all that cer? tain lot. piece or parcel of ground situate, lying ami being in tho 17ih Ward of the City of New York, bounded as follows, ta wit: BEGINNING at a point the south? easterly side of Thud Avenue distant twenty-five feet and siv inches northeast? wardly from Twelfth Street, and running thence eoutheastwardly a Lue parallel svith tho street one hundred feet; thence southwestwardly a line parallel with the said Avenue twenty-five feet and six inches to Twelfth Street; thence north? westwardly on a line along lie said Street one hundred feet, and then." north? eastwardly along tho said Avenue twenty five and six Inches the place of be? ginning, according to tho measurement used by the Commissioners for mc: out streets and roads in the New York under Art of tho Legislature of the I State of York passed April 3d, THIRD: ALL thai certain lease dated February 1902. made by Charles N.

Eitenbenz and Wilhelm na Warring, Ex? ecutors of Charles Eitenbenz, the Mort? gagor herein, Trow Printing and I-'-, ikblnding Company, and recorded in the fat' of tho Register of the County of New York lu Section 3, Liber 92. of Con i veyances, page IS9, Block 188, on Febru? ary 27. 1902, and also all ihn' certain leas? dated February 26, 1915, made b) Charl N. Eitenbenz and Wllhelmlna Warring, Executors of Charles Eitenbenz, the said Mortgagor herein, each of said last leases demising and tting: ALL thai certain lot, piece or rnr "1 of ground situate, lying and being In the Ward of the City ol York en the FORECLOfcERE SALES easterly Bid- of Third Avenu-, between Twelfth and Thirteenth and known as Number 89 Third Avenu bounded as follows to wit BB ilN at a point i six li it an md feet. parallel wit -1 Tt Avenue distant northerly r- thence with Twelfth Si heneo r.orr Third Avenu on Si hun i i I Avenu nui thence souil i Avenue i ni y-six i to ac irdli to the by tin C.lissioncrs for I reel and i the CI Act i ho 7 State of New York pass 1 April KOLKT: I ALL thai April i other Ex? Fish, deceased, to Charles and I lie mortgagor he and Boo ins.

a ned and Jed In of the Register of the of New la Section I Iber 47, of Con "p.tc;* i Bio 46-. on I all thai certain b. ll. 1914, made Cor? p. rar 1 i the sa Id each of said last --t in sea ing lei ig ALL thai i or I und -i City of New on thi i i'-1- between A 1.

wit: BEiHNNlN Bid Avenu feet six Incl i north? ly rwelfth Street, un! running thence easterly on a line parallel with Twelfth Street on? hun? dred feet; thenci nortl srly on a lin? rurallel with Third Avenue n-r-i'v six feet; thence west on line is 11 Tw etfl Pi i Thii Vvenue, a nd 11 Thli -1 Avi nue I wem to the p.ace ol beginnii ig ti ment used by the oui Streets und New York, undei At of 1 ure of the Slate of New April 3 IS07 Together with a'' fixtures I attached to or us i In co ine Ion sa i premises, i wit the i-pu: tenan es and all ihe i.v.e uno i be Bald rrow I it tins Comps prei 1 su? to said It? above dcsiribed will first premises as a whol sale that portion the -aid I premises above described, "FIRST." as one separat pai md tho i der of said mortgaged prei "SECOND," 'THIRD" "FOURTH," as another rir-el: if the amount of the bid for the said mortgaged premises ni a whol? or exceeds the total of tli- at- highest bids for said two separate I will accept sal.I highest i f.ir said mortgaged premises as a whole and sell the said mortgaged pn i but. If the total of the amounts of tho highest bids for su.1 two sepai parrels oeds the sa bid fi sa Id i i pi. will epl said highest ne pa i ate and ,1. Ingly. The above desi Ibi pn i sold subject to any slate racts which an accurate survey maj show the poi tlon hereof elna to as PARCBl will I- sold subject to covenants and 'an conta ned In icd recorded i I lie Oil the K-r: later he Count ol il ol Convey in -es, at paso md the port Ion thereo! i red to "SB? PARI 'EL 111 be sr.ld I to any and il rights acquired by any Ivated railroad company loi the op-iatloa of an elevated railroad in rhird Avenue.

I'ated, New York, June 7th. HOWARD C. KELLY, SACKETT, CHAPMAN STEVENS, Af torneys for Plaintiff. 161 Nasii.ii Street (The Tribune Building), New York. The following Is a diagram of the prop orty to b- sold; street numbers 17.

89 and 91 Third Avenue and to 213, la? elusive. East rwelfth r-tieet: The approxli ita a lien of charge, satisfy whl Hie de? scribed property to sold, Is On? b-in dred and nlnet i and sevi nty-six mid 1rs (til 876.07), with May 27th, 1919, togpl with tl al Iowa es, imnunting to $340 tcrest from 6th 191' tl the expenses ol le, Th? proximal? of and tes or other ns wl bs a llowed to tho pure! nut I lie pu' rlias- monej paid I. Referee. Is $3,775 Interest on "FIRST PARCEL" and $1,460 and Interest on PARCE1 Tl i-ntals du- and payabl? on ISCONB tho appi New York, June 7th. I 19.

I- ICI I '--et? SURROGATES NOTICES IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ORABLF. JOHN P. COHALAN. a- Sui gain of the County of Ntnv York, NOTiCE given to al! Halms ngainst BENJAMIN A Vr'ILLIAMS, of the County of Nev. fork, i the- same with vouchers tnereof 11-, sub? scribers at tho office of Joseph Vari Vleck, ji No.

Ill 5th Avenue, in City on or h--fore the 24th zt next. Dated, New York, the 17th day of B'ebru ary. 1919. HFRBFRT D. BROWN, JOSEPH VAN VI ECK, Ri? E.

IEANNE rCKSCANI U.rabie JOHN roifAI.AN, PiirrogtU et County Nesv York pennons liavln? claims HP E. lat" of (ha County nf Ni York, deceased, i present sslth ther (o sub diTlher st Ils place -t tr-p nactlng No. SOI Fifth Avenue, Borough lai il the City if Sew Yor'K on before the lstli "lav OctobrI next. I 'al 1' llie Ttli lay of April, 1919. BANKEHS Tlll'ST CUMI'ANY, Eieeu: r.

WIIIT1 a- A Executor. 14 Uiieei. New York (Vr. 28 ly HI'S luit itty. Til UNIVERSITY' AV, 2252, 18Rd st, Ir' i rpi Marx, 7 7 iih st; i i un? 2S; vears; itl Co, 17 Broad way f- 227, in a an st Par! at i Id i una pr mrgo $3,000 lune 6 atty, S.

i 176 ssaiv BAILEY AV, 75 2 a si 25 a- lell Libi aa.a to Han ('ahn Grand av; pr go June 2 rs; Co 171 na $2 COURTLANPT A A pari I I Mclr 25x140; Stein. I Realty i i Sophie Jettleson 21 Hart si Brooklyn; June 28; and as i. lend. nttys, Angel n. Lss Pen den Manhattan gTH ST.

s. 230 "I as-. Hattifl Fletcher el al agt Mary Schall a'. ami led -eel isut moi i nttyn. Pean.

Kirn. Tracy Smitl DBLANCEY ST, Ludlow st. 19.2xT6; Sarnofi-Irvlng Hat Stores, Inc. ti.t Nathan Israel (action to compe assignment of lease); attya, Marks. 2D ST, a.

292.S sv. 24 1x12t 11; Fidelity Trust Co. ex.a. Kg; Ra hel et al (foreclosure of mort? gage); attys, Kautrowlth A- Esberg ST, 123.8 7th nv, 23.8x98 9: United States of ag: Emma UniMiinin et al (foreclosure if mortgage); attys. Stewart Shearei Long inland City Comer Bought for Fartory Site Lambert, varr.iBh makers, have- purchased a plot fronting 200 feet on Fourth 100 feet on Fifth Avenue cr.rl ioct on the north le of Freeman Avenue, Long Island City William 1).

Bloodgood negotiated the deal. The property wan purchased from tho Wampage Realty Company and iiai price pnld was about $00,000. Plana for a two-story building fronting on the two avenues have been prepared by I Alexander Gray, archltoct, and the Turner Construction Company has the contract. The building is to bo oc oupietl an warehouse nnd office plant. i The company recently Bold the plant iit opera! on Horden Avanue, Island City, to the American Druggist Syndicate.

SUMMONS Ol'RI HE OP ii COMPANY Ol NEW i against Mi Mil iarks. montai; I AI MAI 1 I 1. ft YAMS i- w.i 17 II WITT, JK Il A3 TIE MARK I.1LL1E 1 MABEI BARI TO: MILTON LEA Vi i'ARLI LEAVY. ANTONIA ILBERMA D1XON. CO i LlNCi.il ard Llni "ir RV i i.

LEAVITT AARO LEAV1T1 .1 EU? GENE DAVi? HARRY col IH WO Wi iSEPH MI .1 MONS. Trial A. Y01 l'MMO: I) to -r, I I attorno after of of your er, be taken lefanlt for he relief de ma ncicd in the anua STEWART SHEARER, A-leys for Plali ofl I ich of torla 7.1 Marks, I P'xo i avitt. ii- 1 Aaron Marks order of Hon. i ilia a Just ce the the ate if Sen the M--.

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71." IL Mtornevs fnr Pli Iniiff. OH I ornee Ad 43 v. Boro of Manhatta n. City of I i SURROGATES' NOTN LEON IN PI a- v. IT iian a Surr Nom.

la hereby givei Ing laii is against 1 uni I Yui lo ihe subs-rlber. nr the? office Btryker, hor attorneys, -a. tl Street, the I. ougl Manl I he City of New i lore the 13th day of 1919. next.

New York, ANNIE PLATKY, (or Adi -an 7 v. of Manhattan IN PUR8LMNCE Of AN ORDER OK TH1I Honorable JOHN COHA1.AN. gare of tho County of New York NOI hereby given all persons bavin- elaiir? against QALBRAITH WARD, i of tha Conny t'f New deceased, t0 prsjeni tue same vouchers fuo. ut ol transact Ing Ines? ihe of l.VI**l l-Tf CLARKE BENEDICT No Si B'treeu Borough of Ma liattan. Citj? ol Neu CD or Ihi I7lh Dated, New Tork, tb? of Ji-i.

ary. HENRY WARD, EVERETT CLARKE fi BENED for Executors, ft: York Clljr..