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New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Building at Broadway
And 5Oth Street Leased
Schultz to Occupy Store Floor
of Premises; Ice Cream Con.
Germ to Locate in Pine St.

Herbert Hecht & Co have leased for
Lima Schultz to the Medmel Holding
Company the three-s story building at
the southeast corner of Broadway and
Flttleth Street for a term of twelve
years. L. Biloon was associated broker
The property is between the Rivoli
and the Winter Garden, and Herbert
Hecht e. Co. have sublet the store floor
to the Schultz Realty Company.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
for Edward S. Savage to Lessings the
tive-.story building, SO Pine Street ex-
tending through the block to Depeyster
street, for ten years on net rental
basis, including taxes and carrying
charges, which aggregate about $4,000
for the period. Mr.. Lessing will make
extensive improvements to the build
ing, and use the entire property for
the manufacture OF ice cream
M. and l.. Hess have leased for Mary
3; Frandegee, represented by Horace S.
Ely q Co., the corner store and base
ment at 305 Broadway, corner Duane
Street, to NJ. H. Harris, optician. The
lease is for long term of years at a
rental aggregating $4,000.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the fifth floor at $40 Fifth Ave
nue. to Circle Concrete Corporation,
and in 32S West Forty first Street the
third floor to Hess & Hicks.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased Of
fees in 5l2 Fifth Avenue to w. P. And
erson and in the Long Beach Building
to L. P. Price & Company.
Hlrsh d Friedman have leased $4,000
square feet in the building at 33-43
East Thirty third Street to Windsor
Costume Company for a long term of
years years at an aggregate rental of $780,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Martin Estate Sells
Fine 36th St. House
Dwelling One of Most Attrac-
tive i'm Murray Hill Section;
Other Sales of Homes

Albert B. Ashforth has sold for Ed
ward Trowbridge Hall and the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, execu
tors for the estate of Elizabeth Trow-
bridge Martin, the four-story and base
ment dwelling at ia East Thirty-sixth
Street, on plot 25x100. This house
is considered one of the best built
houses in the Murray Hill section and
is cabinet trimmed throughout.
Former Tax Commissioner Buys
J. S. Maxwell has sold to former
State Tax Commissioner Joseph S.
Schwab, representing the Schwab
Realty Company, 523 West 148th
Street, three story dwelling, on plot
16.6x100, for Mrs. Z. F. Lachts.
Investor Buys in 1S1st Street
Porter g. Co. have sold for c. Cecilia
Coleman to client for investment the
three story brownstone dwelling at
25S West 131st Street.
Buys Dwelling in 126th Street
James H. Cruikshank has sold to
Hannah M. Sullivan the threestory
dwelling at 45 West 126th Street on
lot 2010x100 between Fifth and Lenox
avenues. J. P. Finneran was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
LOUIS COHEN, Plaintiff, against EVA
COHEN, Defendant. Action for Absolute
Divorce Trial desired Z New York County.
Summons,
To the above named Defendant: =
You hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and to serve n
copy of your answer the Plaintiffs 40
torney within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons, exclusive OF the day
of service, and in case OF your failure 10
appear. or answer. Judgment. by default.
will be taken against you for the relief de-
manded in the complaint =
Dated. New York, March eth. 1919 fv
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN. rr
Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post once
Address. No. 299 Broadway, New York
City.
To the Defendant, EVA COHEN
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon. George V. Muilan. Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York,
dated April goth. 1919, and filed with ths
complaint in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Of New York. at the County Court
House, in the Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
Dated. New York City. May lst, 1919.
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN,
Address, 29s Broadway, Borough az
Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Two Block Fronts
OF Apartments
On Heights Sold
One Deal Involves Property
i'll Manhattan Ave. Be-
tween 117th and 18th
Sts.; Other on Broadway

Two block fronts of elevator apart
ments, one in the Morningside Heights
section and the other in Washington
Heights, changed hands. The larger of
the two was the purchase by Meister
Builders, of the Parthenon and Hes
perus apartments at 400 to 40s Man
haitian Avenue, comprising the entire
frontage between 117th and 118th
streets, from DR.. L. Duncan Bulkley.
The Parthenon is a seven-story struc-
ture on plot 120x100.11, at the 117th
Street cornar, and the Hesperus, also
seven stories, covers a plot 70x100.11
at the northerly corner.
The second transaction affected the
Ellerslie Court apartments, occupying
the frontage on the west side of Broad
way, from 140th to 141st streets, two
six-story structures, which have been
sold by the Ellerslie Corporation, Sam
uel Greenberg, president. Last Decem.
Der the buildings were taken under
lease by Jacob Kroopf for a term Of
five years. Each house measures 99.11x
90 feet. The seller bought the prop
critics last June from the Halcyon Real
Estate Corporation.
Sale in Seventy sixth Street
The seven-story apartment at 55-57
East Seventy sixth Street, on plot
60x102, has been sold by the Buhler
estate. ]. W. Page, of the Office of
Marston g. Co., negotiated the sale.
Double Flat in 18th st. Sold
The John P. Peel Company has sold
for the Kaen Construction Company,
to an investor, .the five-story double
fiat, at 342 West Eighteenth Street.
Out of Town Investor Buys
Frank Volz has sold to an out-of-
town investor the ffve-story apartment
known as the Lyndon, on plot 5Ox150,
at 152 Sherman Avenue, for N. Arnold.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Brown Shows Faith
In Bronx Vacant Land
Purchases Another Group of
Properties in Western Sec
ton; Cash Paid for Flats

Frederick Brown has purchased an
other group of vacant properties,
located for the greater part in the
West Bronx. From the Disco Realty
Company he bought, through B. H.
Weisker and H. w. Davis, the block
front on Kingsbridge Road, between
Jerome and Morris avenues, measuring
26ox121.9. He also bought from John
J. Fox. through Charles E. & George
Buckbce, the plot, 1Oox99.5, on the east
side OF the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course Woodrow Wilson Parkway, ad-
joining the Elks' Club, at the corner of
Burnside Avenue.
Mr.. Brown purchased from f. T..
Hennessy. through Irving H. Wolfe, the
plot, 49.10x5S.9, on the west side of the
Concourse, 100 feet north of 1920
Street. From the Dayton Building
Company, Harris Maran, president, he
plot, 75x100, on the east side of Wads-
worth Avenue, rs feet north of 18TH
Street. From the Globe and Rutgers
Fire Insurance Company he purchased
the two story dwelling, on a plot 50x85,
on the east side Of Valentine Avenue,
between 184th and 18th streets,
through Ferdinand Kramer, and the
abutting plot 100x120, on the west side
of Tiebout Avenue.
Cash for 165th Street Flat
Walter M. Wechsler has sold to an
investor for cash the six-story apart
ment house at $40 East 165th Street, at
the southeast corner Of Kelly Street,
on plot 45x85.
Bryant Avenue Deal
Max N. Natanson has sold to Dinah
l.. Cohen 1854 Bryant Avenue, five
story, walk-up apartment, on plot 50x
100. The property was sold for cash.
Sale in Tiffany Street
Alexander Selden and David Mintz
have sold 1910 Tiffany Street, two
story dwelling, on lot 25x100
Webb Avenue House Sold
Calm & Pittman have sold to Charles
Cross the two-story dwelling at 244s
Webb Avenue. Frank j. McRickard
was the broker.
Buyer for Wales Avenue Corner
Samuel Cowen has sold 625 to 627
Wales Avenue, at the corner Of 151st
Street, big fiat on plot 125X105, to
the Trinity Holding Company.
Union Avenue Dwellings Sold
A. Calm has sold for Herman Sand
ler the two family dwelling, on lot
20x15S, at 1890 Union Avenue.
A. Reback has sold through A. Calm
the three story dwelling, on lot
21.8x10O, at 1889 Union Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

NAR'TDS A1e Bmoaa HT 20 Ss Asen sson s5ty
CO 17s Rreadway "a Sept 28' b;,a 1sbT ssoId oIS
Spring Harbor, n Y. 70 y S Trust GO OF
N Y, trustee will Of Abby White:
12sD sT s. 1855 W I'd av, 2oxloO.11;
Bart Walther to Herman G Stahl. Chel-
sea; Mass iss = atty ss9 Co. i7s 1895 900
LEWIS ST, liz; Louis Fertik. asa 18TH
st. to A,partfact Realty &C, cor Mas
Kalt, ST. Brook av, Bronx; DEG, 80,
SANE ME property; Edw & Louise Goett to
Annie l. Kneer. 291 w 18th st; atty,
Muehing. 25S Broadway Jan s. 1908
It'll Av, 21so; VIM Hannah Grad to Isidor
Gordon 1865 Amsterdam av: atty. lsidor
Gordon, 1865 Amsterdam av; Jan doo II;
AVENUE D. W $. 7oll "a St, 2s'2xss,
Leopold E Levine to Albert A &. Samu-.
Robert exIs, Sophia Robert; atty, Abr
Leichter 1872 Nassau ST Feb l. 1905 9S am
LAWRENCE ST. 1874; JOS & Esther New
man, 1889 Intervale av. Bronx to Jacob
Greuzei, 500 Belmont av. Brooklyn; atty,
Ellis Lord, 1856 Broadway; April 26, 1915.
S4Mn asne e5s wsss. HyG sv Hsasss B1ons to
same; atty. NJ Harold Hochdorf: s.
Chambers St May 10. 1919; $4,000
I76 Broadway; May 2, 1907. $40, ,ooo
hist ST. $50 W (6,2142). Martinique
Realty Co. 1S9 Liberty st, to Abel King,
JAS g 65th st. & ano; atty Abel King; e
PARK Av, W c o7th st, 1oo.5x2o; Emile
Busbey Grigsby to Farmers Loan &
Trust Co. 90 William st, atty. Gelier,
r G. II. % Exchange Pl; Sept 16. 1918.
$500
2lsT srr. s, s75 4th av. 25xss.s:
Eleanor NJ. Oakley & Abbie NJ Pierce
to the Irving Sav Bank 115 Chambers
st: attys, Bauerdorf & T. III Broadway;
1o5TH ST, 4s ": Susan e 1.aytin to Xavier
F. BIauveit; atty T G & Co. d06 06
BRADHURST AV. %; Cath c Randall
to Emma rAttus jr, III West End
av; atty. Asa Spear, 70 Wall ST.
Oct 26. 1915 .....;.. 500
list ST. 1s1 E; Chas A Cone to the Bank
for Saw In City Y, atty. G e. I Co.
ITO Broadway; June 8, 1906. .s21.0o0
LOT 5. map estate of Robert Benson.
bounded g front by Beecker st. rear.
by lot !. said map, W by lot 4, &, q by
lot T. 25x96; Maria Longo to Angelo
De Ganaeuz 4O4 Sd av. Brooklyn; atty.
De Gandeuzi. 1S9 Spring st; Feb IS,
)
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

10TH ST 1926 r, all; Bernhard Schneider
to EImtTa frar, @ pur'ng' - E 1Vth 81 81, -
Leavitt, Rector st............. st S2250
SAME PROPERTY all; Elmra l. During
to rector etc, of the p E Church of st
Marks In the Bouwerie; 10 years, from
May l. ~; atty. same .......-.... s2,25O
BROADWAY, 262S 30 ALL r G. e. IT Co &
ano to Manh New Star Hungarian Res
turant; 10 years from May !. 10; atty
Hy Steinbock, 81 e f25th st; excess
taxes and ........Sl0.0 900 e. S11 .0oC
8TH ST, Macdougal st. the land ;
Geo E Chisholm. exr, to Sophie f Mul-
Ter. 30 w Sth st: 21 years, from May I,
-; Fl years renew; attys Duer, e. w.
PARK ROW, 110, all; Harris Mandeb aum
TO Samuel Cohen; on the premises; s
Sha piro. 299 Broadway. 81. $50 to $500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Lyndhurst Acres To Ee
Site Of Big Machine Plant

Heirs of the Furman estate, OF
Rutherford, have sold to e. E. Muck
and t. C. Weygandt, of New York,-s
tract on New York Avenue, betwesu
st. Joseph's Cemetery and the United
Cork Works, on the Lackawanna Rail-
road, Lyndhurst, N. j., comprising
about four acres, on which the nsw
owners will erect large plant for ths
manufacture of cocoa grinding machin.
cry. 1t will be built by the American
Concrete Steel Company. Louis SchlesS
niger negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Foresaw Building Shortage,
So Prepared for 1t

Henry Allen, druggist and glassware
manufacturer, is about to erect for his
own business a seven story building
at 11s Fulton Street, extending through
the block to so Ann Street.
Mr.. Allen has been located for fifty
wears at 1873 William Street, which
property, with adjoining buildings, was
recently purchased by the Broadway
John Street Realty Company, ostensi-
bly, for d structural Improvement.
About three years ago Mr.. Allen
bought the Fulton Street property,
foreseeing the shortage in building.
He has prepared plans for the proposed
building
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

st; Emil and Stella Klein. exrs to Law
yers Mort Co and Lawyers Mort Co to
N Title Mtg Co. 1876 Bway; assns.
77TH ST, ls4 W; North River SAY Bank Bank
to Augustus Gurnee. Bar Harbor Me.
and ano. trustees; attys. Sullivan & e.
vERM1f.YEA Av. sss5; Regina Hymsn !y1Den
to May Stout, 2o5 Webster av, Bklyn'
116TH ST, 4o4 W. mtg 500, 900; Louis
Lowenstein ct al, trustees. to Martin
Taylor; st James L l. and ano; sdns;
PINEHURsT Av, ~; B Realty Co
to saml Bernstein, 112 Cathedral Park
FRANKLIN ST. 1850: Viola Powers to
Roethisberger & Co, 17s Franklin st ;
s5,y gHaS Fu5er "a wa s ssooo
ccsco LAMA to Theresa Prsinzano. 1890
Coney Island av. BkIyn. attys, Howell.
McChesney & Co, so Court st. Brook
Av' a. 1850; mtg s45, 5,ooo. Jeannette B
Chappotin to kalman Ginsburg, 10 Ell
bridge st; attys, Cass APPEL, 35 Mas.
saTH ST, sos W; mtge SIS, 900: Goodwin Goodwin
Bros to Harry Goodwin, w 34th st, &
Fred Goodwin, Hotel Biltmore, Madison
av g. 4Sd ct. as directors g. trustees of
Goodwin Bros. dissolved; attys, Foley g.
,1nTH MaT's ST. o :, Mall " St The Nats,m corrn
18TH ST. 2 W; mtge s29, 900; Corn Ex-
change Bank to Walter J Brennan. 200
w saith st, G. ano. Margt \ Bren-
nan, attys, O'Brien. NJ d. 1882 Broad
AMssTGERDAMl Av e 1ssth st. Moses sseS
wallach ct al trustees. to Lawyers Mtge
Co. 50 Liberty st. Ss5, 900
POST Az AZ, 7o N Mary G Mesa to simon N
Iimmermann. 20S broadway y.......$iO0
10TH ST. .43 w mtge 5000; Louis +
Biauvelt ano, exrs &c, to Xavier F.
s1sT ST. esl e. mtge 10000, Bankers
rad Trasev co NV eyrs Ynr &s t9 oaFa
atty. T G g. T Co. 176 Broadway 49,. 81
souTHERN BLVD; 8. ESQ Tiffany sa4
tuck. s5i West End sv; atty. Lawyers
Mtge Co, SO Liberty ST -.-.......si3,6 500
EASTCHESTER RID. c Boston rd 96x
10l; Iouise Chrstman ct al. admrs. to
Fannie Sweeney. 2o4 West l2lst st; atty,
II Quinn. llb West 130th st sS.5l1.J4
Morris Kullinan, 2ss Riverside Drive.
atty, Levy 6: l. 400 Broadway. $50 a25
BRYANT Ay lo45: Chalmers Wood, admr.
TO Birdie sollnser; 1912 Msdison ay.. and
oRANp Av. a4ot: Ida G Pollon to = Ttls 1.nIs
atty. Title G & T Co. l7e Broad
17oTH ST. aos ria East; Thos & Patterson,
eNr To Adels l. Brady 1895 Valentine
av. atty, Thos IL. Patterson. 200 Broad
sosTiI sT, 3als, Hughes av. 2sia: Thoa c c
Patterson and ano, exra. 10 Francis i
brady 1895 Valentine av; atty. Thos {
Patterson. 200 Broadway. assigns. 81 90
LOTS ee to 90 lla, 1870. 1a5 and 1876, Map
ssons poins Thoa q p,o. ns nap Es
bert l. Brady, 2s00 University Av; atty.
Thos PATTERSON. 2oo Broadway. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Genet Pays S385,OOO for
Park Avenue Corner

C. Genet paid $4,000 in cash for the
Clarendon apartment at the northwest
corner of Park Avenue and Fifty-eighth
Street, according to the transfer of
title filed yesterday. The house is
eleven stories high, fronting sos feet
on Park Avenue and 100 feet on Fifty
eighth Street The price was S385,0O0.
Of this amount the United States Trust
Company, trustee for the owners, took
back mortgage for $4,000: Mr..
Genet owns the property adjoining on
Fifty-eighth Street, an eight story
building.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Rents Dwelling for Tea Room

Pepc & Bro. have leased for Alfred
B. Maclay a three story dwelling to
Mrs. Helen Clarke. The building is
to be renovated and tea room to be
four story dwelling at 3o7 West Sew
enty-first Street to Alice Nerlet for
Mrs. j. B. Appleton.
Samuel H. Martin has leased for
Frederick Trevor Hill the four-story
dwelling at 224 West Eighty-second
Street to Agnes Kerwick for three
years.
Suites in Apartments Leased
Pease G. Gilman have leased an
apartment at $40 Park Avenue to
George N. Gardiner: an apartment at
2 West Sixty seventh Street to Harry
J. Hatcher; an apartment in 345 West
Eighty-hfth Street to William j..
Keighley
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Multigraphng. stcnography. typewritines :
all hours: reasonable Coyne, 116 Nasssl
St Beekman s1S.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
New Canaan House of
Revolutionary Davs Sold

Douglas L. Gilman & Co., through
their country department, have sold
and one-half acre farm on Ponus
Street, New Canaan, Conn, within d
short distance of the new Woodway
Country Club, to Mrs. Helen B. Colt, of
Brooklyn, for occupancy after improve
ments are made.
One of the interesting features of
the property is the old colonial house
with its large freplaces, bake ovens
and cranes, built in Revolutionary
times
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

SHERMAN. FREDERICK WIN PuRsu,
ance of an order of Honorable John p.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
sons having claims against Frederick W.
Sherman. late of the County of New York.
deceased. to present the same with vouch~
ers thereof to the subscriber, at his place
of transacting business, at the of6cs os
Merkle & Merkle, his attorneys, at No. asa
Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan.
in the City of New York. State of New
York. on or before the 25th day OF July,
1919.
uary. 1919,
MERkLE MERLE ATTORNEYS fns
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
BUY OR RENT NOW
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN

You may not have opportunity to later
Apartments, and family houses. Get busy
". GAUL. 34s SO. B'way. Tel. 5625-W.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Greene Street
Lofts Sold by
Bank to Operator
2 Buildings Taken in Fore
closure Recently Turned
Over to Kenneth New
man; Bank Sold at Profit

Two loft buildings in the old mer-
csntile district were purchased yester-
dav nv the Burden Realty Company, of
as Kenneth C. Newman is presi-
- They are at so and 50 and 14s
Greene Street and were taken
losure a short time ago by the
wings Bank. Mr.. Newman pur-
ne property through Spear &
building at so and 80 Greene
st... IS five stories high and covers
$ Site 50x100, adjoining the southeast
corner of Spring Street. The second
building is six stories high and covers
a site 5ox100, near West Houston
Street. 1t was said the bank sold at
nrpft.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Firm for Year en- Jay Street
BUYS New He on WOrht ST.

Haunt & Burgi, who have been To-
Gated for the last fifteen years at 46
Jaw Street, have purchased from the
Joseph Neylor estate the three six
story mercantile buildings on lot 75x
100 at 8 to 13 Worth Street
The property has been used as a
storage warehouse by the H. B. Clafin
Company for many years. The new
owners expect to convert the buildings
from warehouses to business buildings.
Horace S. Ely & Co. negotiated the
sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
BEST BARGAIN OF SEASON
PEEKsKILL

s-room house. baths all impts; very
hne location: terms to suit NJ Drum
mond. 2o2 Huguenot Tel. 3242.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Sales at Auction
Rv Insenh p Day

BY Joseph r. Day
10TH ST II ". II $. 1875 W 5th az. t44
S6.4x14.6x6l.7; sty int & strs; Brooke
Ss.44s7 IS. taxes. etc, s2SS.35; to tha
plaintiff for Sc. ~
BY James !. Donovan
l74TH ST. 1926 e. 3. 153 Park av sSe
100: sty bakery; lessehold: Mary
Brainos agt Sanl Hershenstein. trustee.
etc. ct al; due. Sl.4473S; taxes etc,
$3.50; to the plaintiff for $1,000. rs
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
STATE YOUR WANTS
UNUSUAL OFFER

Homes or Business Properties in Yonkers.
Nj Vernon, New Rochelle, White Plains
H. w SULLIVAN. Tel $3.50 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Detective Agency

ESTLOTORN'S Detective Agency-Shsd-
owing, confidential Investigations. ETC.
SO East 42d. Phone Murray Hili z143-
WORK CAREFULLY AND
confidentialiy conducted. Room 121. all
West 126th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COM
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air, steam.
hand or on floor. 4le East 48th st. coE q
BRANDT. Telephone 1872 Murray Higi-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
SALE BARGAINS
COLONIAL. HOME.

. Toosns. 2 baths, easy terms; $4,000 !.
beautiful horne conservatory. sleeping porch /:
500 y. NJ West, Inc. opp Sta. Tel. 4i3.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
LAWYER BUYS Ardsley Estate

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
Mrs. Frederick T. Armstrong her coun-
try place in Ardsley Park, Ardsley-on-
Hudson, to A. J. Byles, counsel for the
Tidewater Oil Company. The property
contains three acres. with a large, mod
ern, English type residence and out
buildings, and was held at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
B a r G A | N S AT

MAMARONEt IA, n. y.
BEAU TiEIL l. WELL BCILT HOUSE, 10
rooms and bath all inpts.; 50x125; good
neighhcrhood overlooking Sound; reason
able.
OVERLOOKING SOUND, 10 room house,
z baths. .aii ilpts. very select neig ghbor-
hood; 5ox10G: between TWO trolley lines;
coal in Tor winter. an attractive Offering.
BEAUTIFUL SHOW PLACE. IL room
house all impts. about one acre: view OF
Sound; garage for ears near depot; u
block back Of Boston Post Road; terms
SPECIAL BUSINESS OFFER. corner
best section. L story frame, 50x100; 2
stores, fats; well paying proposition;
sell reasonable to quick buyer.
VERY HIGH CLASS SECTION, at
tracttve house. 10 rooms and bath. view
ef Sound for miles; porcnes on each floor
.5x337: dock for boats, ideal; terms.
SALE OR RENT. OPTION OF BUYING;
restricted location. rooms; all modern
iupts; tile oath. large porch, vegetable
garden. fruit. near depot and school.
DON'T MISS THESE OFFERS: Two
family house. separate entrance, y rooms.
baths. all inpts.: room house. all
irnpts; good sections; reasonable.
EXCELLENT OFFER. 8 ROOM HOUSE,
ali impls.; garage; 9nXl00; line of troll
ley high location: terins to suit; act
quick
PAVING PROPOSITION, double apart
msnt house, with all improvements; store
near depot and trolley and main business
street, reasonable.
W. L. vARI0N & Co.. 6Efor 6fF,
MANfARONECk y. Y. TEL. 394.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

oath ST, 14s-15O East; two actions; Equit-
BILE Trust Co of New York VS. Jeanette
Mehrbach ct al; foreclosure of 2 mtges
attys. Murray, Prentice & Howland.
Bronx
OAK ST, w s. $50 Cornell av, 1oox15o;
matter of petition of William ] Giion;
ACTION TO register title; atty, w Fair
child.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS wanted, highest prices
paid: rugs washed, repaired. estabiishef
10 years Tstosan Bros. - East asa sk.
Murray Hill b356-
Oriental Rugs cleaned. repaired dyed. res-
sonsble kantzIan Co, SO Lexington avs.
Madison Square 1&tS.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

Z WALL STREET NEW YORK. N Y. MAY
LIST. I91s.--The undersigned have this day
formed the firm of BUTLER, HERR1CK &
to transact g general business
in stocks and bonds at the above address:
ARTHUR W. BUTLER,
Member y. Y. Stock Exchange.
f. HICKS HERRICK,
CHARLES Fl. MARSHALL
Member n. Y. Stock Exchango.lL
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

UNUSUAL OFFER

room House. all improvements; good Ioca
ton; $4,000 small payment ira II Car
renier. 242 Mamaroneck Ave. Tel. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN

4,acre Farm. 7room house barn and
qnacken rnad mo- houses miles from depot main
terms Oscar V. Bargers Sons, 934 South
at Tel 63b. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

7 WALL STREET. NEW YORK. NJ y.
April Soth. t9i9.--Notice liz hereby given
that the firm of BUTLER, HERRICk & KIP
has this day terminated.
ARTHUR W BUTLER.
z HICKS DERRICK.
HENRY S. KIP.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Newark Corner Lot Sold

5. Leschizner has sold the fve-story
mercantile and loft building at 317
Halsey Street, at the northwest corner
of Court Street, Newark. N. j., on a
plot 86x31.8, for J. r. W. Littell to Ar
thur W Moore
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Building Loan Contracts

;RANp BOULEVARD AND CONCOuRSE,
30 1920 at. 10ox100 13b Broadway
Holding Corpn. loans Henlee Real Es-
tats Corpn to eract n story building
10 payments ...................S11 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
4sTH ST, s5S-355 West; L wiederman Iron
Works. Inc, VS. Patrick Kennedy ct al ;
Feb S. 1919 Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
FORECLOSURE SALES

TO WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN: on MON
day, May 26 the following goods belonging
to j L. Garrigan will be sold at public
auction for board and storage. VIZ horse
wagon. ! set harness and blanket. Clarke
Stables Co. Inc. 1872 East 75tt