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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-22

admitted TO this examination. En-
trance salary $1,000 per annum.
Application blanks and informa-
ton may be obtained by applying to
Thomas Il Farmer. local secretary.
board of Z. S. civil service examin-
ers. Blackfoot. Idaho, post office, or
to the secretary, eleventh U. S. civil
service district. 500 Post Office
Building, Seattle, Wash.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-22
Shoe Repairing
We repair shoes by the
Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing
System
while you wait
Ladies' work a speciality
A full line of Harvest Harness
Homemade and ready for use
Everything strictly guaranteed
Blackfoot Harness Shop
Leo Heuesh

Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe and son mo-
tored out to the Frank Just home
Tuesday evening.
John Pratt was a Blackfoot visitor
Saturday.
H. K. Williams and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Williams sister
Mrs. B. f. Boiling in Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

an Rasp oce At & saa as tatef idaho u uy
10, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Arnold
Wadsworth, of Tradition, Idaho, who,
on March IL, 1918, made homestead
entry, No. O25S44. for SEA, Eh SWA
and lots 3 and 4 section 81, township
south, range 40 east, Boise meridian
has filed notice. Of intention to make
the land above described, before regis
ter and receiver. at Blaclsfoot, Idaho
on the ninth day Of Septembe r, 1918
Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur
W. Miles, Fred Miles, Lawrence Han
sen, William Tanner all of Tradition,
]. T. cARRUTH,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN
Department Of the interior. U S. land
Notice is hereby given that Richard
Reid, Of Herman, Idaho, who on Octo-
No. 021194, for sen INWN, Ek SWH,
SWA sen section 10, E1s NWN, VIZ
NEA section 80. township 8 south,
range AZ east, Boise meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before register and
twenty-eighth day Of August, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ber-
ton J. Coumerilh of Blackfoot, Idaho,
John II. Coumerilh Of Blackfoot Idaho,
Martin Jensen of Blackfoot, Idaho, Gill
bert Scott Of Menan, Idaho.
adv. 1-6f Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior. U. s. land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

James 8. Anderson 4 Co. rented the
Ave story English basement house at
24s West 137th street to Mrs. Rosa
Monteiro and apartments in the build
ing at 1877 West 1890 st; Get to Mrs.
Hannah Bonner. w. B. Gibson and Miss
Mary Barry.
A v. Amy & Co. and Charles e.
Schuyler leased tho four story dwelling
at West Seventy-second street, plot
25x102.2. which will be altered into
apartments of small suites.
Pease & Gilman leased for William
II. Beers to DR.. John II. Eager the
three story and basement dwelling at
405 West 14Sth street, and apartments
in oil Park avenue to Newman f Mon
tross; in $40 Park avenue to Mrs. l..
Nelson: in ~ Gramercy Park to Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Burnley; in 146 East Forty
ninth street to A. F. Woolsey: in ITS
East Seventeen street TO DIR. Ira Cohen
in West Ffftieth street. furnished, for
Marion 8. Quinn to Carlyle Blackwell ;
in $50 West Eightieth street to William
r. Wood ; in 345 West Eighty-f1fth street
TO Jacob S. Meyer in l24 West Seventy
second street for the Park Avenue OPP
Grating Company to Mrs Ada L. Zahn
and in 537 West l2lst street to A. c.
Kittredge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Pratt & Lambert. varnish makers,
have purchased a plot fronting 200 feet
on Fourth avenue. 100 feet on Fifth
avenue and zoo feet on the north side
Of Freeman avenue. Long Island City.
through William d. Bloodgood g. Co
Plans for two story building fronting
on the two avenues have been prepared
by Alexander Gray, architects, and the
Turner Construction Company has the
contract. The company recently sold
the plant 1t operated on Borden avenue,
Long Island City. to the American Drug
Syndicate,
John Mclaughlin OF Astoria bought
from Robert Bruce the two family brick
dwelling at 15S Thirtieth street, Flush
ing. The sale was made by ]. Albert
Johntre OF Flushing.
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
DR.. David Friedman his private resi-
dence on the west side OF Beach Thirty
third street, Edgemere, consisting OF a
stucco three story modern colonial build
ing on a plot s0xl00. TO Philip Liber-
man for his own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

PROPERTY of New York Railways Com
pany, lndexed under Sec /, Blocks 4. So.
26i; Sec 2, Blocks $50, 3sl, 523 eot. SEQ
=, Blocks $50, ISL. sss, sos, sb4. $50 SEQ
l. Blocks 1908. 1921. l04o. lOtl, lotN
1852, 1880: Sec 5. Blocks 1897 1914 1879
sec &. Blocks 1927. 1853. 1873: Sec q
Blocks 1901. 1880. aolb. 2os7 and 204s,
except parts released-Farmers Loan q
Trust co, trustee sEt New York Rails
ways CO ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE;
attys, Geller. Rolston Koran.
LEWIS st. 7-22a-Stephen Stutses
trustee, agt Gold Theatre Corp ct a.
foreclosure OF mortgage)' atty.
Az ID n cor Attn at, 24xss Sutton Trus
Co OF y Agt Babetta Wzchsman ct "a
foreclosure of moftgaBe). attys, Knee
land. Harrison e. Hewitt.
WILLIAM ST, 229-Henry o Tallmadse
exr, agt VIM simpson ct al foreclosure
OF mortEagel; atty, c kissam
Lawyers Mortgage Co Rgt Louis Suss
OF al (amended foreclosure OF mortgage).
attys, Sherman & Sterling.
Tho Bronx.
PELHAM Av, 3 W cor Cambreleng av, 25x
l4lS-Augusta G Kohl sgt Henristta
Wiener ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
atty, Il q Duvall,
LOTS 90 and %. part o. map OF part of
Bovine property-Mary T Callahan ct al,
agt John Whalen ct al foreclosure OF
nortgagel; atty, Halock.
ROAD leading from WiIllamsoridge 70
westchester 3.o55 ~ 3 OF Bronx ana
Pelham Parkway. 4H520.3x irres-
Elisa Er.ander agt DAnlou Pearsall ct
al foreclosure OF mortEage); attya
Beekman. Menken d Griscom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02

more than prevailing rates. Four fea-
lures particularly attract me. First
no section In New York has the trans
portation facilities which this block
possesses. with the new subways at each
end OF the block, the Hudson tube, the
Long Island Railroad. the Pennsylvania
Terminal. &C. and Seventh avenue Is a
direct artery to Times Square. Second
the Pennsylvania Hotel has arranged
Tor all it's street stores on Thirty-third
street and has omitted them from Thir-
ty-second street. Third, the elevators
OF this hotel, with its floating popula-
thn OF from ten TO twenty thousand
uaily. are on Thirty-thrd street, and
FORTH. all stores for this busy thorough
rare, generally speaking, must be pro-
Nided for on the north side of Thirty
third street. between Sixth and Sew
avenues"
Mr.. Simon stated that an Arrangement
had been completed whereby all of
Gimbel Brothers trucking and that of
the hotel will be through a private thor
oughfare already arranged for and when
this Is In use Thirty-third street values
must advance. 1t is definitely reported
that several offers have been made for
portion of the plot just acquired and
1t Is generally believed that a hotel
proposition Is under consideration. One
or the other recent sales in the same
block was the purchase by Daniel p
Morse, through the Charles +. Noyes
Company of 1876 West Thirty-third street
and the acquisition of this property nov
gives Mr.. Morse a fifty foot plot directly
next to that which Mr.. Simon has Just
purchased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
BUILDING AT 42-44
NEW STREET SOLD
Purchased by Hughes & DER,
Philadelphia Brokers, for
New York Offices.

Another Of the few remaining pieces
OF saiable property In the financial dis
trict was absorbed yesterday in the
vigorous buying movement that has de-
veloped as a result of the anxiety on the
part Of big financial and banking houses
to secure permanent homes for them
selves before they are crowded out OF
the charmed area This last bit Of
realty to be wiped from the purchasable
list is the seven story office building at
~ and "A New street. which was bought
by the firm of Hughes & DER, members
OF the Philadelphia Stock Exchange ana
the Chicago Board OF Trade, from the
Mutual Real Estate Company, Daniel w.
Herman president
Hughes DER occupy their own
building in Philadelphia, but have for
the past three years been tenants in
New York. Now, following their estab-
lished policy Of owning their own homes.
they have made this purchase with the
intention OF remodelling the building
for the occupancy Of their New York
ofiices.
Plans for the proposed alterations will
provide for the use of the first floor as n
handsome and commodious customers
room. and the second and third floor as
the FIRMS executive Offices. The ground
floor and three upper floors will be
rented for store and office purposes until
required by the growing business of the
owners.
The property has n frontage OF 40 feet
9 inches on New Street. adjoining the
home of the Wall Street journal. being
abcat 200 feet south OF Exchange place.
The purchase price Is understood to be
close to 100000.
William A. White q Sons negotiated
the transaction, the buyers being repre-
sented by Stanchfeld q Levy. and the
sellers by Messrs wollman 4 Wollman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph p. Day sold a plot OF land on
Watching and Belvldere avenues, Plain
field, y. j., to Morris c. Van Arsdale.
Il. c. Griffin & =. II. Collins sold for
George b. Louderback his property in
Larchmont, consisting OF large Colo
NAL house, stable. garage and cottage
and about one acre OF ground, to b.
iIkan Of this city; also sold for the
Murray Development Company four lots
on Locust avenue TO William Hancock ;
four lots TO Walter d. Williams at the
corner OF Monroe avenue and Monroe
place, for improvement with two cot
tages The same brokers rented TO
James A. Boyd Mrs. Zanetta s. Smiths
cottage in Larchmont Woods.
Edward =. Hamilton & Co. rented for
Moritz Walter OF New York city his
camp on Upper Saranac Lake. New
York
The suburban residence OF Howard
Lichtenstein on Rocklsnd avenue. Park
Hill. Yonkers. n. Y, has been sold to
Rudolph Halasz OF New York city.
George Howe was the broker. Mr.. Ha-
lass will occupy the property.
The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
have leased for long term. at an ag-
gregate rental OF 100000. the corner
ground floor store in the Ordway Build
ing at POI Market street. corner OF
Beaver street, Newark, ". J.. and upon
completion OF extensive alterations will
occupy the corner portion as an addi-
tional branch establishment Negotia-
lions are pending for reletting the re-
naming portion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
PLAN BIG HEIGHTS APARTMENT

Max n. Natanson has purchased from
William ] Casey. represented by Samuel
kronsky. Inc. the northwest corner OF
Broadway and 161st street. vacant
plot containing over seven lots. fronting
102 feet on Broadway and 175 feet on
l61st street. Negotiations are pending
for a resale TO builder. who contem-
plates the erection OF ten story flreproof
apartment house on same. This vacant
property is practically the only available
corner left on Broadway for improve
ment between 150th and l6sth streets
The purchase of this corner by Mr..
Natanson is the third Broadway corner
acquired BY him within the last month,
his other two purchases having been the
southeast corner of Broadway and 14sth
street, a six story apartment house. 125x
100. from the FIGHTER estate, and also the
southeast corner OF Broadway and 1929
street. n six story apartment house on
plot 1O0x100, about three weeks ago,
from the Boas estate, through the same
broker.
Mr.. Natanson has sold to the II. W. G.
Realities, at 1876 Faile street, the south
east corner Of Westchester avenue and
Faile street, a I'VE story apartment
house. on plot 91xl00x irregular. con-
tanning three stores and thirty-four
apartments, in suites of four. flve and six
rooms. The property has an annual
rental Of SIS, 900 and was held at $780,
900 and was sold in an all cash transac-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased the store in
33s Madison avenue, adjoining the Pease
& Gilman Building at 340 Madison ave-
nue.. to Julius N. Seaman and Alfred
Goldsmith OF the Rialto Trading Com
pany.
The Brett & Goode Company leased for
the Splngler and Van Beuren estates
the entire i've story building at ~ and
~ West Fourteenth street, near Fifth
avenue, to Samuel Frost for a term Of
ten years.
Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the Frances Building. southeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and Ftfty-third
street, to Hilda Glettnsr. William H. Ap-
pleton, DR.. Jules S. Nayfack. Max j.
Sulzberger and Nine. Simcox also space
In the Tilden Building. los West Fortieth
street, to the Central News Auto Ser
vice; in the Acker Merrall & Condit
Building, southwest corner OF Fifth ave-
nue. and Thlrty-ffth street. to Riker
Company, Inc, Emile J. Galichet Frank
g. Hutchinson. c. A. Browning Com
pany, William r. Plum. the Inlaid Com
pany and Tracey-Parry Company; the
fourth floor of 200 Fifth avenue to Paul
Kaufman 4 Son. in Is East Twenty
third street to Frank Schrieber and
Jaroslav Doubek and Oscar Colder, and
the sixth floor Of 142 West Twenty
ninth street to Benjamin Waldman and
Isadore Sacher.
Messrs. Frederick Southack and Al
wyn Ball, Jr, have rented for Crescent
Realty Company the second floor at 40
and 212 West Forty-second street. now
in the course Of construction. TO wung
Tue, who will occupy the premises for
the chop suey business. This lease is
for an aggregate rental of $4,000.
Other leases are pending for the balance
Of this building.
James S. Anderson & Co. rented the
store and basement in building at 1856
Prince street to Belsito & Co. also the
store at So4 West Eleventh street TO
Joseph Perosha, and store at 2063 Sew
enth avenue TO C. Papadulas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST l3STH STREET--Charles Hey
mann sold for the Brooklyn Trust
Company SIS West 13sth street,
three story and basement dwelling,
on lot l7xl00.
WEST l23D STREET-Porter & Co.
sold for the estate of Hannah E.
Walser the three story dwelling loi
West 123d street
PARK AVENUE-Worthing White
house, Inc. sold for Mrs. Harry Gantz
of california the dwelling at 1Ol East
Ninety-fourth street, northeast cor
ner of Park avenue, to DR.. Joseph
Frankel.
WEST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET -
Electus T. Backus OF the Guardian
Holding Company has sold for Caro-
line X. Clegg 35l West Seventy-first
street, a four story dwelling. which
was given in part payment Tor the
dwelling at 374 Manhattan avenue, re-
Gently reported sold to Sarah T. Nc
Coun.
EAST l22D STREET-Mulvihill Co
sold for George L. O'Hare the five
story single fiat at 90 East l22d
street to a client
EAST THIRD STREET-O. d. II. V.
Dixie have sold for Mrs. Zoe ID. I'm
derhnl a six story four family tene-
ment house with stores, situated at
sos East Third street.
WEST l42D STREET-Nail & Parker
sold 235 West 142d street, Ave story
double fiat, on lot 25xl0o, TO an in
weston.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Ennis & Sin
not bought from the estate or Ed
ward de Noyelles the five story nat
and stores at 42s Amsterdam ave
nue., near Eightleth street, 29xlOO.
Edward c. H. Vogler was the broker.
The holding price was $4,000.
BROADWAY-Henr Claman. presi-
dent OF the Forty-eighth Street Com
pany. has purchased from the Japa-
nese Fan Company the four 1ve story
fats 1O2x1O0, at 1888 to 1899 Broad
way southwest corner OF Eighty NTH
street, and upon expiration Of exist
ing leases viii improve the plot with
a fourteen story apartment from de-
signs by Gronenberg & Leuchtag. ar
chitects The entire operation involves
more than Sl.20O.OoO. The Herman
Arms Company negotiated the sale.
LENOX AVENUE-M. Brown sold the
four story dwelling, 2lxSo, at zoo
Ienox avenue. northeast corner or
l20th street
FIRST AVENUE-Ehward Franklin
sold 795 First avenue. 1--WE story
tenement. 19,7x7o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02

at $4,000 and rents for about s11,-
500. =. Rosen was the broker.
EAST 18th STRAIGHTFORWARD 4
Saffir resold for r. Franzblau to the
Tekane Realty Company the five story
tenement at 81 East 134th street, 25x
100, which was acquired from Fred
erick Brown through the same brokers
about three weeks ago. The selling
price was y25, 900.
GRAND AvENUE-Morris Sax sold for
the Buchanan Grand Holding Corpo-
ration the two i've story new law
apartment houses at Al Buchanan
place and 2240 Grand avenue, on plot
100x100. to an investor.
BRIGGS AvENUE-Morris Sax sold
the two family house at 1891 Briggs
avenue. on lot 25x10o. TO the same
investor.
EAST 17iTH sTREET-Lowenfeid &
Prayer sold 1o4 East 174th street,
near Nelson avenue, a FIVE story new
law apartment house, b0x10o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

Realty Co to Michael Menaker, 20 w 35th
81, atty. Jos Rubin. sos Bway 500
isls-Esther SHERMAN to Isaac Marks,
l342 6lst 81, Brooklyn; attys' Marks =
ii4TH ST 2ls-ls E, mtg ,OoO-PershinE
Realty Co 10 Harris Danzig. 1850 stee-
bins av. and ano; atty. Max Monfried;
SAB ST. i5s-i6O E, mtg '1ss, oOo, i-s parts,
PETER Cook, indy and exr, ct al, TO
A Loercher, 233 slst st, and ano atty;
TOOTH ST. 2Ss "a b Fletcher and sno:
trus, ct al to Gertrude Baxter. ! W
72d 81; address; lSS Bway NMSOO
throp and ano exrs, sc. to Bowery SAY
Bank. l2s BoweFy: atty. GO;
yEsEY s s' 5i.T;i;;iia Guar & trust CO to
John Yard, Sandwich. Mass; atty T
SIN T Sc SH' ssS S W W"Tite Guar trust CO
TO william NJ spackman and ano, trus:
address. A Hanstre,ter. $40 W t0ta
1?sTHf ST, :os EDFEarmters Loan q Trust
Co to Central Saw Bank. lS7 9TH av;
atty, lawyers a 7 Co, 100 Bway $4,000
to Dorothy W Hilton, at Paris, France:
sitys, Geller. n & II, % Exchange
pl .......,..r...'., -.'.s''' s-..'' N4VVVJ
Tho BronN.
MORRIS AN, cor Fordham rd. 1903 IL
i25loxsT.liNI2S7-Alb l. Lowenstein
Mapes & Il, $40 + itsth st..........Si
WALTON Az. eO72--Ahce Taylor to
Mary Murthn. los eth st, Hoboken. y !;
ls5p sr 100 e Andrews ay. 5oxs7.sW
Walter l. crow 10 Albertine Peck;
atty, Title & MTG Co, 1888 Broad.
SANE iPRoPERTrHAi6siiilus Peek ;' t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
RUMoRED SALE ON THE DRIVE.

One OF the biggest deals on Washing
ton Heights, according to reports, took
place yesterday when Newmark & Davis,
builders of the two twelve story apart
ment houses on Riverside Drive. occupy
ing the entire block front between West
l4lst and West 142d streets, disposed OF
them to an unidentified investor. 1t was
reported that 1t was an all cash transac-
ton. The property ranks among the
most valuable of the upper Riverside
Drive holdings. and was held, for some
time at s1.750,000. The houses have pro-
vided an income recently OF $4,000.
The two apartment houses have a COM
bined frontage on Riverside Drive OF 204
feet, 1S9 feet on 141st street and 1889
on 1920 street, with a westerly line Of
1910 feet. The site contains approx
mately thirteen city lots. The Metro
politan Life Insurance Company holds a
$1,2so,000 mortgage on the property and
1t Is reported the loan has ten years yet
to run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
$500. 900 LEASE IN HoBoKEN.

The b. F. Goodrich Rubber Tire Com
pany leased the six story concrete and
steel building containing 100000 square
feet on the east side Of Park avenue.
Hoboken. n j.. 254 feet on Park avenue
and 100 feet on Fifteenth street, with
railroad siding running the whole length
of the building. which accommodates six
cars. for long term Of years at an
aggregate rental of over $500, 900 from
r. H. McCarter Potter.
This building was constructed by Mr..
Potter last fall for the United States
Government and has since been occupied
AS a storehouse by the Quartermasters'
Corps. port Of embarkation. eastern dis
trict.
The lease was negotiated by julius
T. Kislak OF IS Hudson street, Hoboken.
representing the owner, and Louis
Schlesinger OF Newark. n. J.. represent
ing the lessee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Heyman sold for the Brook
Ign Trust Company 227 Tenth street.
Buckley & Horton Company sold TT
Herkimer street. between Nostrand and
New York avenue. three story and base
ment brick one family dwelling, lot COX
100. for Mrs. Z. w. Collins to a client
for occupancy.
B. J. Sforza has sold Cor Vincense
Massaferro TO a client for occupancy the
two family stucco dwelling on plot 30x
100. known as No. 1913 Sixtieth street.
F. c. Sauter, in cooperation with
Frank A. Seaver sold for John Suydam
TO William H. Stephenson for occu-
pancy the two story and cellar white
stone front two family dwelling. 1916
Seventh avenue, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

SEDGwICK AVENUE e. Osborne
smith sold to John zohn for Mrs.
Breglia 2615 Sedgwick avenue, near
Kingsbridge road, a frame dwelling.
MORRIS AVENUE-E. Osborne Smith
sold for August Jacob 1893 Morris
avenue, a two story aud basement
brick two family dwelling, to Mrs,
Rose Hale.
RIVER AVENUE. Osborne Smith
sold for Mrs. Winslow 10 Mr., Shelf
fold the three story brick two family
house at 2057 Ryer avenue.
INTERVALE AVENUE - The Craus-
mann Realty Company has resold TO a
Mr.. Stern for investment the two five
story apartment houses at 1853 to
1857 Intervale avenue. each on a plot
426xll0. The property repts for sl5,-
coo and was held at $4,000.
SEABURY PLACE 49, The Crausmann
Realty Company, Bernard Crausmann
president. has resold 10 Morris Berko-
witz for investment the southeast cor
ner of Seabury place and l72d street.
a five story apartment house, with one
store, on q plot 5oxtoq 1t was held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
REALTY NEWS AND COMMENT.

William s. Denison Co. have been
appointed agents for the apartment
houses at 352 West 11sth street. $50
Sherman avenue and 500 Isham street
The J. M. Horton Ice Cream Com
pany Is the buyer of 22s East Twenty
fourth street, sold recently by the Brick
layers Benevolent Association. The buy
ing company owns 201 to 225. The in
tervening property, 227, Is owned by
Louis Walther.
Bing L. Bng are the buyers of the
New Windsor. a seven story elevator
apartment house. at 294 and 295 Central
Park West, sold recently by Charles II.
barrow. Jr.. through Nassoit & Lam
ming. The Messrs. Bing acquired yes
terday the two thirteen story Adlon
apartment houses at Seventh avenue and
Fifty-fourth street.
Homer L. Pence, formerly with Ogden
& Garrison. will open an office at 1857
Broadway.
Louis A Stern of the Nehring Com
pany. Jules Nehring president, was the
associate broker in the reported sale OF
Studer Court South. a six story elevator
apartment house, situated on the north
east corner of 10th street and St
Nicholas avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
TRINITY SELLS AGAIN.

Another evidence of the policy OF
Trinity Church Corporation in disposing
OF a great deal Of Its lower West Side
holdings was afforded yesterday when It
sold TO the Union News Company the
six old brick and frame structures at
Varlck and Dominick streets. The pur-
chaser. it is reported. will erect a ware
house.
The Transaction affects 1875 and 12s
Varick street and 81 TO rs Domlnick
street, on the northwest corner of those
thoroughfares bordering on the widened
thoroughfare to accommodate the Sew
enth avenue subway extension. This Is
the sixth recent sale by the Trinity Cor
poration of its holdings in the lower
Greenwich Village section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
MAGUIRE ESTATE SOLD.

Fish & Marvin sold through Robert
Wilson Jackson. head OF their Long
Island department. the j. d. Mcguire
estate at Sands Point. Port Washing
ton. This property was held at $780,
900 and is one OF the most complete
estates on tho north shore OF Long ISL
and. comprising Ave acres OF beautifully
handicapped grounds, large Colonial
house. outbuildings, tennis courts and
bathing pavilion and overlooking Hemp
stead harbor.
The same brokers sold for Herman
Florsheimer property at Plandome
comprising one and one-quarter acres,
and large Spanish type bungalow. over
looking Manhasset Bay. This property
was held at SCI, 900.