New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

waterways at Baldwin Hzrbor, thereby
making the clubhouse easily reached
by residents who own motor boats.
Daniel !. Quigley, ex-police lieu
tenant, of Brooklyn. is building a com
modious bungalow on plot so by 100
feet on the shore of Millburn River.
He will have an unobstructed marine
view. Instead of swinging a night
stick, Lieutenant Quigley now swings
the rudder of a motor boat.
&C. NJ. Van Tassel is completing a
Dutch Colonial dwelling on a plot 12o
by $50 feet at the head of the main
Venetian Canal, and il will be ready
for spring occupancy. The porch OF
this house commands a view Of Hemp
stead Bay, Long Beach and the ocean.
alfred Johnson, OF the New YORK
firm of Funch, Edge & Co., is building
a spacious bungalow on plot 90 by
100 feet overlooking Baldwin Harbor'
while DR.. c. G.. Lange, of Brooklyn, is
blilding Colonial dwelling on plot
80 by 100 feet near by"
Il. Charming Miller, for a number
of years with Stephen Tying, and later
in business for himself at S53 Broad
way, Is now associated with Bryan l..
Kennedy at 156 Broadway. He is IN
charge of the private sales department
Mr. Kennedy is TO be congratulated on
getting such an efficient realty broker
John Kerrigan, who for many wears
has he'd a cafe in the old frame build
ing on the Wendell prope :ty, on the
west side of Broadway, between 5Oth
and 5lst sts., secured last week new
place for his cafe. He will be located
in the three story building at 222 West
J7th St, a few feet west of broadway
lie leased the property from the trus-
tees of the Mary L. Ray estate, through
Pesse e. Gilman.
Owing to the great change in the
policy OF the Wendell family, long
term lease of the 6ist st. corner OF
this property has been made for the
strical project.
Thomas A. Edison, Inc, took title
last week 10 a tract Of about ten acres,
which it purchased from the Newark
Factory Sites, Inc, through Joseph +.
Dav. The property is in Kearny, Nj,
fronting Oh the Hackensack River.
Gaines. Van Nostrand & Morrison,
Inc have placed some large loans on
Piping Rock and other Long lsia"u
properties.
Prominent in the downtown renting
are the Willard s. Burrows Company,
Charles +. Noyes Company, William A.
White & Sons, Charles b. Van Falen,
George X. Read e. Co., Daniel Blrdsall
4 Co. and the firm of Leonard j. Car
nenter and Frederick Southback d
Alwvn Ball. jr. The Childs Company
has leased through William A. White
4 Sons and the william $. Burrows
Company the entire building at %
Maiden Lane.
The building is four story iireproof
structure, specially constructed Tor res
taurant purposes, and was originally
tho home Of Gibson's Restaurant. IL
was later occupied by Reisenweoer
After extensive alterations, the ChlldS
Company will open there another OF
its restaurants. The lease Is mace
for long term of years, at an aggre-
gate rental Of over 100000.
In the midtown section 20 luminous
renting business is being done by Spear
& Co.. Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Pease
& Gilman. J. B. English, NJ. & l.: Hess
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, and VI. Rosen-
thai Company. Many reports about
uptown rentals have been received
from Porter & Co., the Houghton Com
pany. Shaw e. Co., Arthur +. Du Ait &
Co, and the Real Estate Management
Company.
Louis Gold has bought the northwest
corner Of Bedford Place and Atlantic
Avenue, Brooklyn. He will erect one
story garage on the site.
P. S. Ritter. formerly in the res! es-
tate business at the Flatiron Building
and Harry T.. Hays, recently OF so East
42d ST. arc now associated with the
sales department of William A. White
g. Sons.
The Greater New York Brick Com
pany is the purchaser Of waterfront
pronerty at Coney Island Creek and
West 18th ST., Coney Island, which was
reported sold a few weeks ago by 10
seph 7. Day.
Wetmore & Atwood have placed for
the Valhalla Corporation three mort
cages of $50, 700 each on the new build
ines recently completed on the west
side of College ay.. 80 feet south OF
169th st.