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New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Central Park West
Apartments Bought
By Edw. Browning
Pays Bliss Estate Its Price
for Nine Five-Story Build
ings Between lO3d and
IO4th Streets

The nine five story apartments on
Central Park West from 1O3d to 1O4th
street were purchased yesterday by
Edward ". Browning from the George
Bliss estate. The houses contain 1O4
rooms, arranged in suites of six. seven
and eight rooms. They cover site
POLIO feet on the avenue and 100 feet
in each street. The Bliss estate had
owned the property for twenty years.
This is Mr.. Browning's first purchase
on Central Park West John Fink
negotiated the deal
Two Claim Drive Apartment
The Imperial, an eleven story Gle
vator apartment, on a plot 79.7x125, at
the south corner Of Riverside Drive and
1b0th Street, has been sold. Two diff
ferent interests claim contracts on the
property A syndicate, comprising the
Long Beach Auto and Storage Com
pany, II. NJ. Susswein and Case & Apfel,
hold a contract, and the Cornwall Con
struction Company, Samuel Williams,
president, another, The latter secured
n contract of purchase from the build
crs of the property, the Beglad Realty
Corporation, Robert Silverman, presi-
dent, through Frederick Zittel & Sons,
and the former bought it through Axel
Olsen.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
An Aviation Team
May Be Organized
By Columbia Men

LiRSI suggestion of an avia-
L ton team was made at CO.
lumbia yesterday afternoon
at a meeting oe twenty ex-fyers
IN Colonel Edwards's office. COL
onel Edwards is head of the
newly instructed Columbia R. O.
I. c. and is promoting the scheme
for flying contests.
The team, if formed, will enter
the intercollegiate aerial contest
TO be held at Atlantic City under
The auspices Of the Aero Club of
America. Of the twenty men who
attended this first meeting thir.
teen had spent more than tbre.
hours in the air. Some had been
instructors in American or Cana
dian camps and others had done
actual flying over the battlefield.
of France.
lhe chances of entering Blue
and White team will be discussed
at dinner to be held at the Ae,o
Club next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Hinchman May Manage
Toledo Baseball Club

TOLEDO. Ohio, April e.-Assurance
that everything is going along per-
fectly' was given by Roger Bresnahan,
president Of the Toledo Baseball Com
pany, this afternoon following confer
ences between President T. A. Hickey
of the American association, Brcsnahan
and minority stockholders.
The probable outcome of the sltua..
ton is that a new company. composed
of leading Toledo business men, headed
by Elmer Dyer. vice president of the
American Bowling Congress, will take
over the stock of the company to pro
tcct itself, and guarantee the stock
holders to pro rate any profit accruing
until the stock is paid for.
Bill Hinchman, now with Pittsburgh,
is expected to come here as part of
the trade whereby Catcher Ed Sweeney
went to Pittsburgh. and Bresnaban an
nounced he would be made manager Of
the team. Hinchman managed the Co.
lumbus team of the American assocla-
ton before going to Pittsburgh. He
is we'll known and we'll liked here.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Ravenhall's, Coney Island
Landmark, [ Is Sold
Restaurant Interests Secure
Property Held at S5OO.O0O;
Big Profit Refused

Ravenhall's, one of the landmarks Of
Coney Island, has been sold by it's
founder, Richard Ravenhall, who will
retire from business. The property,
comprising a frontage of 500 feet on
Surf Avenue and extending back 900
feet to the ocean, has commodious
hotel, bath houses and bathing pavilion.
The property. which adjoins on the
west Tilyou's Steeplechase Park, was
purchased for a price said to approx
mate S500,00O by Joseph Sartori, who
has been offered an advance of 100000
tor his purchase contract, which offer
has been declined Mr.. Sartori has
been in the restaurant business for
many years as a partner of Joseph
balzarlnl in the operation of a chain
OF places known as "Joe's." Raven
halls is part of tract of land pur-
chased by Mr.. Ravcnhall about thirty
i've years ago from the Town of
GraVeSend
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Spirited Bidding by Big
Crowd in Auction Room,

Bryan l., Kennedy held a succcss-
fui auction sale mt the Exchange galcs-
room yesterday, when ne disposed of
~ parcels at good prices. There were
about 200 persons facing the auctioneer
when the sale started, md the bidding
WAS WAS active: The properties gold were.
33o-o4l -3dlH West Forty-frst street.
three four-story and basement brick
ana broWnstonc tencments, on plot 5Ox
08.9, sold to Daniel II. Jackson for
So4,200; 2d3-215 East 1881 Street, two
nVe-3tory brownstone double apart
mcnts, 27x10011, each sold to Leon
Spanier for $4,000; 213 East Seventy
third Street, hye-story brownstone
double tenement and two stores. 25x
lo2.2, sold to Leon Spanicr for SIS 100;
oel Second Avenue, northwest cor
ner East twenty Street. four
story brick double tenement with store.
21lHb3 TO John Bcnzur, for $4,000:
835 Third Avenue and 202 East FIFTY,
frat Street at tnc southeast corner, n
four story double tenement, 3O.2xGG.6
to i. II. Johns for $29,750; 1894 De
catur Street, Brooklyn, four four-story
store apartments, plot l50xl2O. to
Union Elton Company for $4,000; for
plot at the northwest corner Carman
Avenue and Broadway, Ccdarhurst, l..
J., thrce-story frame dwelling to
trustees Of st. Patrick's Cathedral for
1000; west side Of Central Avenue,
"oodmerc, l.. J.. threc-story and eel
lar frame dwelling lOOxl5O, 10 Frank
b. Whalen. for $3.50; ~ Gold Greet.
running through to Rydcrs Alley
dye-story brick loft building with store,
plot 20x60 .10x21x62. to J. w. Klie for
$4,000; 108 Vesey Street, three
story brick building with store. 22x |
1910 TO II. A, Gaede for S17100: mnk- |
!nng grand total for tho day Of $685. !
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Hot Springs Results

Efrat race (rour-ycar olds and upward
elaimng purss"s sec, poon AK fsT,@"gs' ' 10
nnd x to &. first. Sol Gllscy. 1i0 Connclly)
5 10 e. TO and 80 B, second Appl,
Jack, 100 Wallnhan); 4 to = to J. "nn ma.
Model, Necluse. Lady Powers Jane, Lo
bella. Oklahoma Irish, Prosperous Baby
ana Miss Howell also ran.
Second race lfour- year olds and upward
claiming; pursc. $500; sig furIongs) Vel
vet. 10i tcassity), IS to to ana TO
/, first, IuHakcr. 1903 (Willis), 4 10 J to
and cyen seco"d T9'n caro- MA liz '1qnn- r3,,,
l;162-5. Balato Sophia Gatowood, Alma
Louise. Chormastcr. Persevcre. Al. Pierce.
King *, Valerie West and High Note also
ran.
Third raco Uhrcc ycsr-olds; allowances
purse, $500. one mie) .- pruinmond, 1903
Clohnson), 70 TO 20, ! TO and out; hrst
to and out sccond; Ed stone. 1oo &C..
Nobinson). g to TO 8 ana oot, third
Time. 1:t2 .. 'croinwell and MinawanJ
also rpn. 'McClclland entry.
Fourth race (four. .ycor-otds and upward
allowances, purge, $500. one mile and one
sixtccntm -iIarvcst King, ~ tbarretD
II to 90 I 70 nnd out, hrst' 'sands OF
TO 3, sccond, sOboius, loS twlllis). 0 10 =.
even and / to 3, third Time, 40. Grey
Eagle, Kohnoor and Rufus Riley also ran.
'Field entry.
claiming. purse. 5000: six furlongs). Dis
cussion. 90 &C.. Robinson), 10 ?, to Il
and out, nrat, Bob A., 104 tWrght), 10
/, to and even, second. Kuklux, l0S
lJohnson). TO l, to and even, third.
Time, 40 l-l5. Olympian King, scarpia
also
Sixth race Gour- year -olds and upward
claiming; purse. $500; ono mile and three
hs).-Waterproof, 1os (Schuttin-
ger). 3 to I. to 5 and 3 to o. first
Thanksgiving. 1os (CarrolD, to l. to 1
and even. second; Aztec, 1o7 (Willis), 10
to l. to and to I, third. Time. 1903 3-5.
Old Ben. Will Do Gleipner. Little String.
Nerna b. and Hickorynut also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Yale Opens Baseball
Season With Victor,,
OverSpringfield

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Anr;, O - :
opened its baseball season TO-DAY 90 =,
whitewashing Springfield Train;nc ~, Ds
iege' to 0, and by exhibiting W.
innings of errorless ball. Tba "s
was begun in a drizzle, which i;s.As a's
after the second inning. Rob;nssS
IN five innings, gave the y;sitors s0"
safetles. He was hit harder than Gu g.,
leck, who had the visitors at his MAJ.
IN the final four innings, allow;ns H..
one single. '1'
Twombley, of Springfield ken, VI,
down to three scattered singles. In,
uncertain support presented Yale a;.s
both its tailies. Frank Lynch, the fos ~
mer Exeter star, figured in both ya,s..
scores. In the sixth he singled s,o,'
second, kept on to third. when Catch
AtEinson's throw hit him in the hsrl
and registered when Sharpe's tbae, bbaeh,
grandstand. ~ 'he
Seileck walked in the eighth. hut
forced by Holden, who took second vas
Iwombley's. wild pitch, and third w w
Lynch's single. on
When Lynch started for second
drawing the throw to that base Holden
race raced for the plate, beating the Iy' re-
HCaptain Boyd's accurate throw 10 u,
plate retired Sims in the fourth Sine ,ne
had singled. taking second on uaho. ,l,'nS
mans sacrifice, and tried for tho nIa..
on Fink single. Holden ret;raJ
Ha6crman in the first inning with a
brilliant running catch Of short A.
The score: ny
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Sale To-day of Choice Holdings
Of the McLoughlin Estate

An auction sale Of unusual interest
ana coming at most opportune time
"hen hats arc at premium and rents
are soaring higher every day, will be
conducted o-day by Joseph +. Day at
~ O'Clock in tho salcsroom, ii Vcscy
Street. to close the estate Of James
&. McLoughlin.
Mr.. McLoughlin during his lifetime
carried on tho business Established bv
his fnthcr Of manufacturing toys md
chldrcr's books, and also acquired
many parcels Of real estate in brook
lyn and The Bronx, consisting Of pri-
vatc dwellings,, tcncmcnts and building
sites. and the attorneys, in order to
li1udato the holdings Of the estate,
have decided to cell absolutely with
out reserve all the real estate owned
by the estate
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
81, 600, 600 Bronx Flat
Operation Planned
Frank Begerisch's Company
Buys Another Block for In.
proycment With Flats

The Realty Managers. Frank Bege-
rsch, president, have purchased from
the Burnside, Jerome Lots Corporation
the square block bounded by Burnside
Avenue. the Concourse, Creston Ave
nuc and 180th Street except the 100
foot corner Of 1S0th Street and Con-
course and the corner of Burnside
Avenue and the Coneoursc, comprising
over twenty-one lots. Mr.. Bcgerisch's
company recently bought the two
block fronts on the south side Of
Burnside Avenue from Walton to Nor
RS avenues and Morris to Creston
avenues. This property viii be i'm
proved Immediately with apartment
houses which. it is said, will represent
$1,000, 600 investment. 3. II. Weis-
ker was the broker in all of the sales.
Investors Figure in Flat Deals
Stcinmen g. Steinn,an have sold 594
East ]36th Street a five story apart
ment on plot 37.6 by 100 feet. The
same brokers have sold 9s2 East 165th
Street, iivestory apartment on plot
DO by 40 feet. 1871 Washington Ave
nue, at the southwest corner of 16Sth
Street, iivcstory apartment, with
corner stores. on q plot 12.6 by 95 feet.
and 1000 East l73d Street, at the cor
ner of Longfelow Avenue. a Gvc-storv
apartment on n plot so by 100 feet.
ne buyers arc investors.
Trading in East Bronx
Daniel II. Jackson has sold to the
Icropo Realty Company the two five
story apartments at 1920 to 1926 Boa-
ton Road on plot 100 by 200 feet
Samuel Grossman has sold the five
story apartment house at 9S5 Home
street to the Concord Investment Com
rany.
Williamson & Bryan sold for the
Duo Company the 'wo thrcc-f family
houses at 100 Caldwell Avenue and
652 East 15sth street.
Lyman Grossman has bought tho
t%o tenement houses on plot 30 bv
ao noo 1ec,. at 2l5 and 217 East 148th
Street, through Newman Grossmon
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Miss Zinderstein
And Mrs. Morse
VictOrs OH Courts

PINEHURsT, ". c.. April 9.-Miss
Marion Zinderstein, of the Longwood
Club, and Mrs. Marion Nanderhoff
Morse, of the West Side Tennis Club,
were victors here to-day in the semi
finals Of the women's singles in the
North and South tennis tournament.
The mems doubles were brought
down to the finals, in which Vincent
Richards and w. T. Tilden, I'd, the
national doubles champions will be op-
posed by H. s. Voshell and l. kumagae.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
New Building Plans
Manhattan

'tMhL astu or. pL. -; d@oa le7th st. for q
o"su S5"f% nxchSnseo hhS9ssosT; 81 dwnar Es.te e
55Tn 5Trnn aT avTS Gonr1 IoH ~ architect cost $500 c5o
100 6: j II Nc apr 1:sty garage, COX
owner; sommcrfeid & stcckIer" 81 .;
r M mon 81. rchitects: cost ...., So ooooa
'NNE 81. Sb-9. for II 1-sty garnrc ~''pov e0v
AZ; a McInnes, SIS Cortlandi 81,
owner; Moore n f.nndslcdej. tistb q.
ana 81 AV. architects; cost ..''sss' ooS 90
ssrn sT. lsa W''era'ions W
Crow, Rye. N Y. owner. 3 I",k, P aoo,a,i IL l.
ppp3 po3 park av. architect coat ~. Sd ono "a;
'tsT 81 70 WAY, 14y.s3. and Liberty st. 7So 7s
bank; Singer Manufacturing Co. nrsml sma
mroS,tect ses e%tner: o. Flagg. lO5 Broad st,
5RoADWAY. %, and Trinity nj. 90 1900 ~ o
S0stY 20 y. .officesI Estate of Ogden Goelst
Bway. 4roitts~"tn,e Oh to~nes; cos connynshal9, {aS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Bronx
Sales al Auction
~ Henry t.fsdy

'F ii'i1y ''fHUV
YJil At, 1871 1914. It e tlttb Hl b0,5s
700, story apnrineni, Aaai0an's i,aut
for HhtlhKh ~ Ffdh iiaidnlbufgar RI al
,l' nue' foe,tpgbo, t"Hes, eto, tp0ob.si; t.
IaSp 81 sy, : hosE = =, ls6 e 6th ~ 'SbDIs
"plix ifrng. t.storY tenement; Met sas
3nhk ~ y Il W Holding 10 et al due
alposLa2 taxes, etc, s0l2,iO; to the
4oTH ~ aSe W, 5, 400 " sth Az. ''gSg gSg
oeb h-sfory tenement ana stores ana
story rear stores, E Barnes ot ri. exrs
w FhyscihnH' Hospital of Plnttsburg ct
a. due, SlO,707l2; taxes, otc, $2os' 60
withdrawn. ''N
By Joseph i. Day
BROADWAY. 212s-213A, = q g 7bth ST
IOo-2!4 runs l0a.Gx 1863 to Amstcr,
dam AZ 3Os-3l6, II 1oOx 2i2 to begin
nlhR, three 6-story nata ana storcs nd
,,..story store; Cecilia Elnstein ct al Va
Frank Bradley ct al, due. s55G.t3s,
lakes: etc. $4,000, ad journed TO ApriI IA
io1d) ~, 3l0 East. - s 200 o "a Ave o6r
Nv l, b-htory tenement; West Sido sav
,mhK W. Jchci1lm Suiro ct al; duo. sls
,"t1t,roo, W., tn~es. etc. $685. to tho pjnln
''' '.'.'''.'''' '....,,....$ 500
By Arthur e. Sheridan
eouTHERN BLVD. W =. 225 u ig7th so
IVY; nIvV; l'"wyers' + & r Go vs Amundscn
ltenIty No ct al; due. Sl1,aAg.a6, toxcs
'''' sIoVs'fb; to tho plnintin for,tlo oo0
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Ready Buyers Found for
All Glasses of Dwellings
Bachrach Estate Sells 91tn St.
House Containing Swimming
Pool and Other Feaures

Pease & Gilman have sold for tho
estate of Solomon Bachrach, Irving ant
julius Bachrach, executors, the four
story modern residence at 10 East
Nlnety-fourth Street, between Fifth
and Madison avenues, on lot COX
zoos. The purchaser is the New Ans
terdam Mortgage Company.
Horace White Heirs Sell
Pease e. Gilman also have sold for
the heirs of Horace White the four
story and basement dwelling at 1s West
sixty-ninth Street, on lot 25x10o The
property is assessed by the city at
$4,000. 1t was sold to New York
business man for occupancy.
Suites for Lexington Avenue House
Maurice Wcrthcim has sold for all
cash to Mrs. Catalina Pacz McManus
the Old four story and basement dwell
ing, on lot 20x66. at 459 Lexington
Avenue, northeast corner Of Forthwith
street, for Mrs. Mary Ahern. The pur-
chaser intends to reconstruct the old
building into stores and studio apart
ments.
Buyer to Change 92d st. House
A. A. Hagcrnan has purchased the
two four story dwellings, at III and
III west Ninety second Street. on lot
3s.6x100.8. Plans have been filed to
alter the buildings into small, non
housekeeping suites.
Doctor Sells 18th Street Dwelling
ID. a. Trottcr has sold for Dr.. Chris
tan F. j. Laasc his residence at IA
East Eighteenth Street, four story
house, on lot 1dX7S.
Physician Buys 136th st. House
Charles A. Knowles and Albert f.
MacDowcll have sold for the Broadway
savings institution to Dr.. William f,
DAVIS the three story dwelling. on lot
l'xloo, at 2O3 West 10th Street.
Dwelling in 7fth Street Sold
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has sold tho three story dwell
ing at 1G East i31st Street. on lot
iIsX100. for the Seventy~fourths street
Holding Company to the Hudwill Cor
poration.
Bank sSiIs l7s,n Street House
The American Savings Bank has sold
,he two one-famiy houses at 228 and
1"o west 17Sth street to Pauline Cit
rim through A. l.. Foulk.
East 18th Street Dwelling Deal
ID. a. Trottcr has sold for Nicola de
Crcsccnzo 1860 Lorilnrd Place. a three
family brick dwelling, and for a Dr.
Laasc, 3l4 East Eighteenth Street. a
pro"hstonc front dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Cottages at Rockawav Leased

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased al Far Rockaway, L. l., for Will
lam Luce cottage on Broadway to
Mrs. Thomas L. Marshall; for Maria
A. O'Reilly a cottage at Nelson and
State Streets to Eugene Black; for
Anna A. Veit a cottage at Willow
Place and Sea View Avenue to Mildred
ri. Goldman; for Peter Robohm, q
cottage on Central Avenue to Jacob
Katz; for Lulu Tobias n cottage on
Ocean Avenue to Leon Forst, and for
the Coast Realty Company a cottage
on Hollywood Avenue to Howard r.
Stanley.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Elliott Buys on South Street

>, Tho Charles +. Noycs Company and
Horace 5. Ely e. Co. have sold to Rich
ara >. Elliott. 15o South Street, n five
story building covering lot 23xSO, sub
Jcct to May lst occupancy. Ne is tax
ing the property free Of MORTGAGE.
MN.cgotations arc pending through the
Noyes company for resale or lease
OF tho bulldinr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Harvard Beats Bowdoin

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April 9.-Thc
Harvard University nine defeated Bow
doin to- day by Il score of 4 to 3. Roth
teams played in mid season form on1
the result was in doubt until the lart
out had been scored.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Park Ave. Apartment Rentals

Everett NJ. Seixas Company has
leased an apartment at All Park Ave
nuc to George Ulman; apartment to
DR.. Jagendorf, at 12O East Forticth
Street, and to Mrs. V. r. Kent a studio
apartment at | West fourth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Lev Shaw Dead

CHICAGO, April Q. Lew Shaw. for
9cars famous AZ an c;h,bition billiard
playcr. died Ncstcrday in hosptal
here Of influcnza. He was born in
hlgin. H., sixty-thrcc ycnrs ago md
IN his carly years as an expert billisrd
player competed in matches. the mos,
notable bong his defeat Of Jako
Schaefer in Washington. D. C.. IN
lS76. winning by 600 to bi7, at tho rcpu.
lar thrcc-ball game.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

WADsWoRTH Av, 24S; Emanuel Kalisch
ast Fltth Avenue Bond e Mortgage co
W A ADSWORTl1 AV, 252; Emanuel kaiisc h
agt same; March 7. f9t9.......S22,0 ,05
flST ST III w 8 VOLTS Sons. Inc agt
Edward Spiegel ct al Nov 8, 1918s2o3 g.
LcF1fLARD ~. 1850 John i schaub
ast Mstate Of james Eaushan ana james
f.aushen' o"hers, James Haushan, con
PALlSADB AV, e. ut g G cor Or lana nf
Estate Of sane q johnson. tobx2Gy;
Thomas r llopper hgt Eutana de Bu.
hula. DWror ana cohtfnctOt -. .S29. .n0l Il
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Cedar Street Corner Ruycr

Mrs. Mary i. Cottrcll has sold the
hvc-a.ory building at 1877 Cedar street
and 11l ld5 Greenwich Street. being
the northeast corner, to Jacob Well
The property fronts 34.3 feet on Cedar
and 6O,d feet on Greenwich Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

1ST Az. 14t2; simon Sibulash act Adornb
kohn ct al (action to foreclose me-
or ghanics' N lien); atty. Ackerson.
RTiI AN, II W 1921 st, 42x1OO: Ornhan
Asylum Society In the City of I agt
Harry Aronson, Inc, ct al fforeclosure
Ol mortGagel. attys. De Forest Bros
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Named Agent for RuiId;np

Pease q Gilman have been appointed
agents OF W Broadway, Il sixteen story
ohlce building recently sold by them.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Astoria Lots for Florists

Mary A. Einsman has gold to vii
linn and Harmon Corney ten lots on
Third and Fourth Avenues, Astoria.
Ihc purchasers arc florists and viii
improve the property with modern
greonhonacs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Rents Home at Scarsdalc

Misses Nash & Kennedy have leased
furnished, for the summer, the home of
Arthur d. Williams on Greenacres
Avenue, Scarsdalc.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Buvcr for TarrytOwn Plot

The Robert i. Farley Organization
has sold for tho Estates Of Tappan
Icc a plot on Broadway. in the Phil
ipsc Manor section Of Tarrytown, to
II. MOrEan, Of Yonkcra.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Meeting Of Taxpayers To.nigI,,

The West Side Taxpayer4' Assoein.
Won WI hold meeting This evening
nj 2G7 West Thirty fourth siroet' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Rcsells Plots Taken In Trado

:, me Sunnyside Holding Company.
FRANK Hlllman, president, has sold the
two SIX story apartments, each on q
plot 4O6xlOO.5, at 800 20 1886 East Forty~
hihth street, to Kerstchcr &, Co., They
were given in exchange for the 100 foot
six story apartment at the northeast
corner of Northern Avenue and 179tb
Street, sale of which was reported on
Monday 'NN vi
Buyer for Amsterdam Avenue Flat
~ Frederick Brown has rcsold to the
story apartment house at 1880 Amstor-
dam Avenue, on a plot 27x10O.
Trade Claims Forty-third St. Flats
Robert J. Kerns has leased the Clirs
ton apartments, at PSI to 257 West
rorty-second Street and 264 West
Forty-thlrd Street, abutting, from the
lnterclty Apartment Corporation. con-
trolled by George II. Earle. IT, Of
Philadelphia, for twenty-one years. The
property will be altered for business
Purposes.
West ll1th Street Apartment Deal
The Blennerhasset, six story o,a-
vator apartment at 507 to 511 West
illth Street has been sold by David
steiner Jonas Kolb acted as broker.
Professionals Buy on Seventh Ave.
Charles A. Knowles and Albert e.
MacDowell have sold for Carrie Ablo-
witz 1908 and 2310 Seventh Avenue, two
ive story flats, on a plot 75x1oO, TO the
Renaw Realty Company
Tries Downtown Flat Market
Fred Oppenheimer has sold to the
Absar Realty Company the six story
store and basement brick apartment At
20 and 277 Madison Street, near Clin
ton Street, on plot 30x1OO.
Resale on 157th Street
Norman Denzer has resold the two
story and basement building, on a LOT
Zoxloo, at 502 West 157th Street. ad
Joining the southwest corner of Am
sterdam Avenue
Sale in West Forticth Street
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
SOLD fo~ the estate Of Madeline S. Roo
ers the six story building at 31l West
Fortieth Street, on lot 25x98.9.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

- ~ li'D e YALE
3'e'p"ii l,,ig"f s. AK IA 5.godr' ct @ioS ls3::
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New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
f1ESS Busiiess Property
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

x4EJZ oFYTcE TO eCEr4EAsg, 10000 50 yr
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&lLH .kI<fyE. YKAEH TERN RENT ti4 DAD
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" EAsT 4ztsu BTHEHT. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
REAL ESTATE

BOROUGH or MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
Buyer for Amsterdam Avenue Flat

Frederick Brown has rcsold to the
Hannah A. Realty Company the five
story apartment house at 1900 Amster-
dam Avenue, on plot 27x1OO.
Trade Claims Forty-third ST FJ,ts
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
For Sale $50, 900, or Rent So. 200

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW At LAKE mAunras
,--csmp typo stone fireplace; very c0n,snjsntt
fe s'geefci WITH permanent water rights; Ssi5o .,
sin ssn, furnished. 1860. Lake bshotso Cofpots.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10
West 1l1th Street Apartment Deal

The Blennerhasset, a six story ele
vator apartment at 507 to 511 West
Nth Street. has been sold by David
Steiner. Jonas Kolb acted as broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-10

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infhnP 20 srif. Titles guaranteed 80 minutes
if1fn r. Little Nenk and Mnnhasani
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