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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-14
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
TO SELL MIDTOWN PARCELS.
Properties Will Be Disposed of at Auc-
ton This Month.

Bryan L. Kennedy viii hold on Novem-
Der Il at the exchange salesrooms. Nos
Il and l6 Vesey street. an executors sale
of Nos. 304, 306 and 30S West 37th street,
100 feet west OF Eighth avenue also No.
81 West 3Sth street, near Eighth avenue,
belonging TO the estate of Charles Lehrit-
ter.
The $7th street property comprises one
five story and two four story brick build
ings. with store on a plot 73.7x9s.9 feet. and
the 3Sth street property has 4 three story
brick building, with store, on a plot 25x9S9
feet. These properties are right In the
heart of The Pennsylvania terminal section.
Mr. Kennedy viii hold on November 10
al the exchange saiesrooms an executors
sale of No. s25 Madison avenue near 6sth
street, on plot 29XSi feet, belonging to the
estate of William Il. Jackson four story
high stoop brownstone dwelling house with
extension three rooms deep. II is suitable
for dwelling. school or sanatorium He will
also sell on the same day No. l2S East 9th
street, adjoining Lexington avenue. a four
story basement and cellar high stoop
brownstone dwelling house with laundry
and buffers pantry extension, containing
eleven rooms and two baths 1t has hard
wood floors. open plumbing, electric light
etc
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
FINE DUPLEX HOUSES
Located an Beautiful Meir0se
P0rk. BrOOkEun.

Building experts who have inspected w.
A. A Browns duplex houses say they are
the best houses ever built in the greater
city for two families, and they also say
that the low price at which they are for
sale makes them unusual bargains.
These houses are in an exclusive resi-
dental district of Brooklyn, with fine
stores and schools and at a distance of
only twenty-five minutes from Park Row
by way of the Brighton Beach elevated
road. There are five trolley Ines leading
10 the premises. The Woodruff avenue sta
uon OF the elevated is only a short walk
from the property. The houses are in
Parkside avenue between Flatbush and
Bedford avenues. They are therefore To-
Gated in the heart of beautiful Melrose
Park.
Each house has sixteen large well ar
ranged rooms and two modernly equipped
tile bathrooms with shower. Moreover. all
have steam heat. hot water and electric
light ana two apartments of eight rooms
each, their being separate entrances for
each apartment. In view of this splendid
arrangement of rooms, the occupants en-
JOY the privacy OF a one-family house
The exterior design and the interior finish
are excellent.
The rent from one apartment pavs carry
ing charges, and gives TO each owner ?
refined home rent free, according to the
Westwood Realty Company, of BROOKLYN.
the owner of the property w A A
Brown is president of the company.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
Il $500, 900 RESTAURANT.
1t VIII BE Built By James
Churchill on Broadzcay.

Plans have been filed for three story
and basement restaurant for ex-Police
Sergeant James Churchill on the south
west corner OF Broadway and 49th street,
opposite the former home of the Old
Guard The proposed building is TO be
Of granite, limestone and brick with
terra Gotta ornamentation, patterned in
the Colonial style with arched windows
and decorative balconies, from designs by
Herbert N. Baer, and finished with a roof
of tile. 1t will have a Broadway frontage
of 769 feet and a depth of 1894 feet
feature will lie beefsteak dungeon in
the basement. The building is to cost
10000
Plans have also been filed for enlarging
the big silk mill owned bq julius Kaufman.
at 45l West l32d street, adding a one and
two story extension. with a frontage of
50 feet and depth of 70 feet, the i'm
proVements being made at a cost of 5000
from designs by Louis A Hornum and for
remodellinS and entirely refitting the two
story stable of the Standard Oil Company
on the plot owned by the John j. Betz
estate on 18th Street, west OF Eleventh
avenue, the improvements being made
from designs by Clifford A Ellis
Plans have also been filed for enlarging
the four story and basement dwelling
house No IS East 55th street, the improve
ments being made for Raymond Lesher,
as owner, from drawings by Augustus y.
Allen, architect. and for remodelling the
five story tenement and the stores at Nos
l03 To 107 Ridge street and 1856 Rivington
street, the improvements being from de-
signs by c Reissman. for Solomon H.
Schlanger
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
DORCHESTER SOLD
InUestOr Pays 81 ,OO0,OO for
the Property.

The Dorchester, twelve story fireproof
apartment house at the north corner or
S5th street and Riverside Drive, was sold
yesterday by +. r. Wood & Co. for A. {.
and H. VI. Hall for $1.O0O,000 The buyer is
an investor.
The house occupies a plot 125x102.2 feet.
part of the block front on which stood the
Misses Ely School.
The school property comprised plot 11x
200 feet, and was originally owned by Rob
ert z. Bowling, who sold the northerly
half to RanaId H. Macdonald. who built
the Clarendon on the corner plot and sold
the inside on s6th street TO Harry Schif
Mr.. Schiff erected the ten story Neither
land Apartments. which was sold few
days ago to S. NJ. Schatzkin, who has ap-
pointed f. r. Wood g. Co. agents.
The southerly half of the block was sold
by Mr.. Bowling about the same time he
sold the northorly half to Brody, Adler &
Koch. who subsequently disposed of the
site to the Messrs. Hall They sold the
street ploJ to Charles z. McManus who
erected the Lancashire apartment. which
was also sold recently by the same brokers.
This series Of high class apartment
house deals involved more than 100000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
INCREASE In TRADING
LARGE INVESTMENT PURCHASES Il FEAT-
URE or REALTY NARKET
Bung the Central Fifth 4uenue Zone-Actity in Many
Other 4tractiUe Districts

cipal transaction there was the purchase
by James a. Cruikshank OF the premises
No 5S3 TO 51 Canal street. containing
about 5.Io9 square feet and of the vacant
plot No s79 Washington street. He made
the purchases through the McVickar Gail
lard Realty Company and William D. Kill
patrick. Mr.. Cruikshank has been prom
inently identified with the downtown
wholesale business zone in recent years as
big builder Of mercantile structures. His
efforts in this respect have been conspic-
uously successful. lessees being found for
most Of his structures from the plans 1t
is said that he Will probably improve the
plots which he has just bought with two
eight story mercantile buildings Of the
same type as the four structures which he
is erecting at No. 4S3 10 AS and No. 537
TO 545 Greenwich street
IN NORTHERLY DISTRICTS.
In the upper West Side district buyers
were found for many large properties
last week. a deal involving about $500, 900
and affecting a site in the zone was the
purchase Of the Furnss homestead prop
sTty In Riverside Drive, from 99th street
10 loVth street. comprising about twenty
three lots. by Benjamin Mordecai. G.
iIchard Davis, Emanuel Heilner and Moses
j. Wolf. Cruikshank * Co. were the bro
kers in the transaction.
There were signs of greater activity in
the Dyckman section, and this larger vol
ume of business there was partly respon-
sibie for number of realty leaders prophe-
sying that this part of the city would soon
be the scene OF one OF the most interest
ing and important purchasing movements
in recent years.
In the upper East Side districts buyers
were found for several well located sites.
Arthur Curtiss James bought a plot 75x
l25 feet at the northwest corner of 69th
street and Park avenue from the trustees
Of the Onion Theological Seminary. The
plot is a part of the old seminary site
II was also learned that negotiations for
the purchase OF the remaining unsold plots
OF the site were well under way. The en-
tire premises have been restricted to high
class dwelling houses. These dwelling prof.
ects VIII largely add to the residential
charms of this fine section of the city,
which in recent years has become a worthy
annex Of the great Fifth avenue residential
zone.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
MANY MODERN HOUSES LEASED
New Lessees Also Found for Some Well
Located Offices.

SIawson & Hobbs have leased the follow
ing dwelling houses: No 334 West SSth
street, for the Dressler estate: No 267
West 73d street for Professor Joh, r
Moore; No. "a West 91st street. for Nav
garet +. Donnelly; No. 355 West S4tb
street, for Clarence H WiIdes; No 559
West 165th street, for John II. PIatt. No.
81 West 91st street, for the estate of John
Sarre No. 81 Riverside Drive. for Sarah
e Knapp; No 113 West S5th street fer
Dr. S J. Wooliey: No 103 Riverside Driv.,
for Maud NJ. Snow No. 336 Riverside Drive.
for w. S. Ostrander; No "a West 18th
street, for Albert II. Hendricks, and No. 321
West 18th street for W. f. D. Stokes.
Pease Gilman have made the following
leases: At No. "a Gramercy Park. apart-
ncnts to Arthur c. Hastings. Henry r.
Strrn, Albert ]. Sheldon Leonard NJ. Hills
William NJ. Hoes. Mrs Robert Porter. +. g
Battershali, Charles c. Clark Mrs. C. C.
Rartlett and A. A. Southwick. At No 144
East 56th street. apartments to c. Wheaton
Vaughan, r. c. Knapp James c. Mcclure.
William c. Dickey. LIE Grand L. Benedict
jr.. Irving Swan Brown, F. c. c. Lvon.
Elliot S. Benedict, Alfred B. Wade. Stanton
Whitney. Mrs. F. BisselI. ]. Henry HARPER
John H. Bradford, Elliott Schenck, lie
Baron Willard and Henry J. wigham.
Herbert A. Sherman has leased for Henry
#. Dlmock his modern four story house No
1s East eOth street. 10 Edwin HawIey.
Pease Gilman have rented for +be
Woodmere Land Association its hopsa
known as No. 3, on Winding Drive. Wood
mere. Long Island. TO Charles |. McRurnav
Shaw ~ CO. have leased the folIowin.
houses: No. 24s West l3lst street. for I NJ
Scofeid; No. 279 West u7th street. for Ed
ward J. yelling; No. 279 West 1920 street
for T. r. & NJ. p. Connolly; No. 24s West
l2lst street, for the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, and No 1OS West I26th
street, for A. A Fulton. Also the store Al
No. POO Fifth avenue. to NJ. e. Marks. and
offices in the Marion Building. at l25tb
street and enoX avenue, TO the Read
Press and Kensico Cemetery.
The Herman Arms Company has leasas
for b. Steinhil 10 Louis Sogloch the store
at No 623 Eleventh avenue, northeast cor
ner OF 46th street, for a cafe and restaI,-
rant. Also leased for the owner to Fred II
Hassell, for restaurant purposes, the south
ery store AT No. SOC Tenth avenue Also
leased for the owner to NJ Weinbaum he
basement store al No. 242 West l2d street
W. J. Huston & Son have leased for
Charles A. Briggs for ten years the large
double store al No. 1868 Amsterdam ave-
nue. 10 i,1ry Ebbishausen.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

West 5sth street, four story dwelling
house, on lot 20.10x1o0 feet.
9th sTREET-Edward Baumgarten sold
for Frank Wavra to Joseph Herlnick No
800 East 6sth street, three story dwelling
house, on lot 16. Sx77.4 feet.
18TH STREET-Pease & Gilman cold for
the estate OF Edward c. Homans No. 3oS
West 10th street. a five story American
basement dwelling. on plot 40x137 feet. be-
tween West End avenue and Riverside
Drive. The house was built by James T..
Farley, and will be extensively remodelled
for occupancy by the new owner. The
property was held al s150.000.
99TH STREET-Frederick Zittel & Sons
have sold to the Polstein Realty and Con-
struction Company six lots. 75x200.1O. ex-
tending from S9th street to Tooth street, f25
feet west of West End avenue The prop
erty is a part of the fourteen lots bought
by A. c. and II. NJ. Hall from the Furniss
estate about two years ago.
27TH STREET-Henry Barnett sold for
Anne p. Day TO Joseph A. OConnor No.
basement stone front dwelling house on lot
lS.9x9911 feet
THE BRONX.
CRCGER AVENUE-Hugo Wabst sold
for r. & J. O'Hara the two-family house
and four lots on the west side of Cruger
avenue, about 800 feet north of Burke
street, and the block front on the north
side OF Burke street from Cruger avenue to
Holland avenue, in exchange for which
they have taken an apartment house In
The Bronx. near the Morris High School.
MONROE AVENUE-Lawrence Peters
sold to the city as the site for fire engine
house a plot, 50xlO0 feet, on the east side
of Monroe avenue, between 175th and 176th
streets.
FAILE STREET-Thomas s. Johnson
purchased from the Bronx Supply Company
a plot, 1ooxlo0 feet, on the north side of
Faile street 100 feet east of Seneca ave
nue. which he will improve with three four
story and basement fiathouses, from pIans
py john Boyland The plot is within
one block of the Morgenthau anartr,e,,,s
on Hunts Point Road.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
TRADING AT BELLE HARBOR.

Stanley II. Molleson. of this city, has sold
to J. Allen Fedderman, of Baltimore. three
lots the west side OF Suffolk avenue. so
feet north of Newport avenue, at Belle
Harbur, Long Island. Mr.. MOlleson has
also sold three lots on the west side of
Oxford avenue. between Washington ave-
nue. and the ocean. to James W. Redmond.
of Brooklyn. A. S. Hatch & Co. of Rock
away Park, were the brokers in both trans
actions.
Mr.. Molleson has purchased from Samuel
Buegeleisen six lots on the west side of
Oxford avenue. between Washington ave-
nue. and the ocean. Edward w. Norris was
the broker
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
GARDEN CITY ESTATES SALES

The Garden City Estates has sold, at its
property, full block front on Stewart ave
rue, extending from Brompton Road on
the west to Oxford Boulevard on the east:
a villa plot on the east side OF oxford
Boulevard, south Of Stewart avenue: plot
a. the northeast corner of Stratford avenue
ana Brompton Road; a plot on the west
side OF Wellington Road, between Chester
avenue and Cambridge avenue; a plot on
the west SIDE OF oxford Boulevard, be-
tween Stewart avenue and North avenue:
d plot on the west side OF Brompton Road:
between Newmarket Road and Stratford
avenue, and a plot on the east side Of Ok
ford Boulevard, between Stewart avenue
and Stratforj avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
BUYS A SCARSDALE TRACT.
Syndicate to Develop Property Into
Residential Centre.

4 tract of between thirty and forty acres
at ScarsdaIe Westchester County, has been
sold by the. New York, Westchester & Bos-
ton Railway to a syndicate. The land was
bought by the railway in the course OF Its
purchases of right of way. 1t lies directly
on the line of the White Plains division or
the road. 1t is said to have been sold with
the understanding that 1t shall be devel-
oped Immediately as a high class residen-
tial property.
1t is expected that the improvements VIII
be introduced and the property built up
and occupied within two years. or by the
time the road is open for operation. j. b.
Thil was the broker in this transaction
This is the fourth large acreage prop
erty sold for development purposes since
the beginning of construction work on the
new Westchester road.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
WILL IMPROVE JACKSON AVENUE

Plans have been completed and bids au-
thorized for extensive improvements on
Jackson avenue, Queens. the. main highway
10 Flushing, Malba, Whitestone and the i'm
portant residential sections in the north
err part Of Queens. From the greensboro
Bridge Plaza To Bowery Bay Road, through
Woodside, q distance OF about one and "A
half miles, the avenue VIII be repaved
From Bowery Bay Road 10 Trains Mea-
dow Road the avenue VIII be raised from
ten to fifteen feet 10 official grade. When
these improvements have been completed
jackson avenue will afford level automo-
bile AND driving highway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
THE RRONN

THE BRONX.
CALDWELL AVE. " cor of 1s5th st.
GoNS0; yrs. 5 per cent: Theresa
Singer TO Minnie NJ Arbogast 5000
Address 500 West Seth st.
st. Il 2xl aNE pTios mis aie & S sS 81 is1st s
Gbsr,ss enc, as per ,'' bond Amalia Pirk to ,,
Address. 1906 Marmion
CLINTON AVE. W E. s4.6 # of 1slst
stc @ "a a. OK ndr iFfg h prior mtg sSloO; due ION,
Address. 1905 Marmion ave.
CROTONA AVE. S. 100 fl n OF Oak
land land pI .;2;, 2Ssl25: 2 yrs. per cent:
letter Reilly TO the KERN & Dunn
Address, 466 greenwich ST.
DAILY AVE, $. sss.2 # OF 171th st.
Beniine Construction Co to James c
Attorneys. ciocke & ciocke. 2o22 -''''
Boston rd.
DAILY AVE. same property: due. ETC. as
per bond; same to same. .............. x250
Attorneys. Clocke & Clocke. 2022
Boston I'd.
EAGLE AVE. es5: yrs. 5 per cent:
the Noble & Gauss Construction Co 10
Address. Broad st.
E1alzABEa p5aa ,oB Il 81, 81 W cor White Plains
due. etc. as per bond: Irving Construc-
lion GO TO Charles l. Borck. 1900
attorney, ID Mathewson, 2t5 Broad
FAdRMoNT sdh,ds1N % PLACE. SIS 451 II of
per eent FSda1f Fsrmonf c0ns1Scton 1US
North American Mortgage Co... 5000
Address. 100 Broadway.
JACKSON AVE, n c cor IeOth st 24lx
irreg: Forest ave. s. 1915 II
ct 2n,h,l l6ls' - st; 24S s: irreg: ", per cent:
Attorneys, Davis & kaufman 81
Chambers St
LELAND FL: ST. Lots 162 ana les. map 40
lots Stems estate. 25xlG0; yrs 81
per cent; Speciose Nalsnto TO American
Address lis West 42d st. -''''
IONt,EEII.O N
bert tierhards Inc. 10 MaRhat5an D Mort
Address, 200 broadway. --'0o
LOTS 223 and 224. map Varian estate:
yT, ~ . per cent Fred II wilker to
Attornys. Van Ness & Van Ness. 300
broadway.
MiTHoEp ,2aa r. p hbAG5 aASaG. 5. 22SI # OF
Arthur w Wall Building and Construc- -
ton Co 20 Duane Everson ......... l+.Uo
Attorney. Thomas Hooker. 800 Broad
way.
NORRIS PARK AVE, s. Lot IOe, map
Downing estate (prior mtg 5000.
Er. per cent: John II Niebuhr to .o,
Attorney. O bayld Arthur. ioao Tr,
mont ave.
PARK AVE. s. It Of lIe'S & 81
Ssnts' eSXiio' que que: etc; as per e"iiui i,anbsttan
Address. dtss 200 Broadway
Place. 2sxs4's =, q cprior l. mt mtg $4,000: due
etc. per bond: Metropolitan and
suburban Realty Co To Sigmund Ernst
Attorney. % Mathewson. 2dS Broad
HAkk$PEARE AVE- 8 adj land
Adolph Benhelnn. runs TO Hoscobel
Huber to Franees y Thompson -. $4,000
Attorney, John Knox. TsT Dsw-
son St
UNION AVE. - s2s n OF Boston
ave, 2SNioo (prior mt, 81 3oo,; demand
per cent; Joseph fIollwith. Inc to
Avis L Ernst -, ....,,.,...,..... ssoo
Address, ilo Broadway
WESrcIiESTER AVE. :. 1855 n W OF
Eagle oaN trres; ; yTs, > per cent:
August Scheck Walter Il kinesisnd e5,o
Attorney. pe l. Foster. IS Wall ST.
lssTH ST. = Is II of BAthxate ave
20zse.A tprior mtg ~ 500; yr. per
cent Mountain Construction Co 10
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
3zsx1Oo.1I:, Aaron Liberman to Flora

3z.6x10o1I Aaron Liberman to Flora .,>
Address, 400 Broorne St
102D ST, S s. $40 II OF list ave. 50X
100 II; Simon Epstein to Fredk Behr.
of Monmouth County, J.:..:.--..:: 100
Address. care j LubetSin. Ss
Park Row.
10TH ST. 10 West. 25sloo.ri The
bH,sn Liauid carbone 60 Go 400 70 to Robt Nc i.
Address, &c Cotton Exchange.
THE BRONX.
CAULDwELL AVE. 9ee, W s. 2411xeo:
adelaide 4 Hayden to Theresa Singer 90,
'Hsd Address. los TN ave. "
CAULDwELL AVE. cor 1a5th St.
Address, los 9TH ave.
DAILY AVE. es sss2 {. Of I77th st,
Benllne Construction Co Crntg $1,000. Ii
Address. 280S Sd ave.
IRVINE ST, s. S94 II s Of Garrison
ave. 20x5O: Samuel Jarelski TO Lena
address. SO East l2sd st.
LOTS; 1se; s4. 2is. 2s2: 2se , 24o and Isl
Macy to James McElhinney y.......... $3.50
Address. 4s Park Row.
MACOMB'S DAM ROAD. cor 1929
st, s5.1x1oe.T: Anna McAIpin to Hague
aid Address p'': care McKenna. ii ~
Wall 81.
PERRY AVE, S. sse11 II OF old
road. s7,Iy lrTes; s;,.I Irving Construction
20 10 MetOpON.au ana SUBURBAN
Realty Co (mtS $50. 0-D) ................ iot
Address. 2442 Jerome ave.
STEBBINS AVE. s, 2I5 II n from
Barlow 81, 25x irreg; Charlotte Wolff
to Charles Lrce (mtg 81. .00'9..-. 100
ADDRESS. AIuityville. Long Island.
TOPPING AVE. I7e6. s. 2Ox95: Henry
SilcOcks to Liberty Investing Co (mtr
address. ie West esth St
WISE AVE. " S. 1913 II n OF i72d st.
1S9x100: Harry = Benline Construc-
ton Co to Janes c Green mtg $500. ~
Address, IO3 Park ave
WEBB AVE. 2466. s. 25x10o Edward
" Tessier TO Grace Storm (mtS
Address. 327 West 2Tth 81.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, n cor Eliza
beth 81. 100xI03.6: Metropolitan and
Suburban Realty Co TO Irving Con-
struction Co (ratg 1900. )...........-.. loo
Address, 531 fremont ave-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons address)
OCTOBER 80.

(Wirh leSSorS 2core5S(
OCTOBER 80.
AVE B. los. Simon Ellingsr TO Aaron
Keil; yrs from Nov :. 1909
Address above
BROADWAY. " cor Manhsrtsa
ave, 11x5O; Charter Construction CO
to solomon Mishmun: 5 yrs from
Ian 1, 1908 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
address. s2Ol broadway.
RLEECKER ST. 1sS. .. z5xes;
Nicola GaIgauo 20 Andrea Ribandos
yrs from July II, 1909 ---.-----
Address above.
LINCOLN AVE. I6I and 16j. " cor
40xSo: Charles Krochle and ano %
Mich oIas v CantasanO. 3 yrs uos.
from Oct !, 1909.
Address. 1sS South ST
WILLIAM ST. I23 TO I33, 5. lso-s *
irres; the ministers. elders. etc, O.
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church.
10 Collegiate Realty Co: 1914 yrS'
from Nov I. 1909. -...-.-.-.-..
Address. care stitt & Philips, iis
Fulton St
IST AVE. 22e7. LiberInen. I & Co
10 Anna n Cefola; yrs from Oct
Address. carr 1st ave.
1sT AVE. 2SIT. Hyman Kaufman 20
Ferdipando Cefola; I yr from Aug
10, 1SoH-
Address above
I'd AVE. 52o n e cor; Edward Ensei
20 Dennis Scully; yTs from Oct i.
1902 -.............
Address aoOVe-
10TH ST. 81 East: Isdor Fried 90 An
drew j Anderson: yrs from Nov !.
1909 Observation-Disclosures
Address above
1n5TH ST. So East; Henry Strauss 20
Salvatore Caruso: yrs from Nov L
1909 -.----.--.--.-..-.-
Address above
f1sTH ST, 10 West, Mrs c Scherz 20
samuel Rosenberg; 3 yrs from Dec
I, 1909 ......-....-. ..--...-.-.--
Address, care II = Rothstein, 81
Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Bischoff. of the Supreme Court,
has appointed Albert Sanders receiver OF
the rents of No. 800 East 126th street,
tenement house, on a plot H.Sx99.u feet, in
action brought by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company against Rosalie Nell
and others to foreclose a mortgage of
$4,000
Jacob katz has been appointed receiver
of the rents of Nos. 215 and PIT East 1o6th
street, six story tenement house. on
plot 40x10I.1 feet, in an action brought by
Samuel c. Wolfenstein and Samuel Brown,
executors of the Charles Wolfenstein estate
against Norris Rubin and others to fore
close a second mortgage of Hl,S75. The
prior mortgage is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners name and address-S
OCTOBER so
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. 1908 TO 1911; for story
brick restaurant. 7O.9x159 8. H " Basr.
542 9Th ave. architect: cost -......
Owner. Churchill. 22S West &9th st-
THE BRONX
i40TH ST. cor Of Sd ave; for q
story briclx storage 24x15: T. Middle
ton 2655 Briggs ave. architect: COST
Owner, the P Dienst Co.
premises
LAFONTAINE AVE. " S. $50 u Of
f7sth st; for two story brick tenmts.
376xss each: total cost
owner and architect, the Valentins
Construction Co. 1916 Crosby ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
THE PRIVATE SALES MAPkET

AUDUBON ANENU E-Kirkpatric &
Crquhart have sold for Donald Robertson
10 Max f. Hoherg the five story apartment
house on plot 11xl0O feet, recently COM
pieted, at the northwest corner of Audubon
avenue and l72d street.
WALKER STREET Simon UhlfeIder
sold the seven story loft building at No. 9
10 l3 Walker street, on plot 60xl07 feet. be-
tween West Broadway and Church street
SD STREET-Henry d. Winans & MAY
sold No. 80 West sd street, four story
nigh stoop brownstone house, on lot 22xlO0.5
feet. for Gilbert NJ. Plympton
56TH STREET-William A. White A.
6ons sold for Lillian 3. Hartje No. LII