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New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Suburban Plot Buyers
TO Build Fine Homes
Two Costly Sites at Pelham
Heights To Be Improved;
Sale at Great Neck

Fish & Marvin, through their Pei
ham office, have sold for the Dominant
building Company their new white
Giapooard house on Highbrook Avenue.
remain Manor, to Charles Vetter. this
Ci'y. 1he property was held at SIC. 600.
+, me same brokers have sold for Edward
r. Il Huber six lots on Loring Avenue at
elham heights to J. Early Wood. who
intends TO erect a house for his own
occupancy The property was held at
Fish & Marvin have also sold for
horace Burnett five lots on Loring
AVenue ar at Pelham Heights to Charles
Murray, of this city, who intends 70
erect home for his own occunancv.
his property was also held at $4,000.
four Houses for This Tract
-. d; "A. Nigel has purchased through
Flsh Marvin the "a acres on both
sldes SD, of Ely Avenue in Pelham Manor.
ms property Is part of the Mahoney
Estate and extends from the present
Hazen house in a westerly direction to
oils Lane and from the Esplanade
to the top Of Secor Hill. This acreage
Is to be divided into four plots, upon
which will be built four dwellings.
TO Build at Chester Hill
The Cooley Realty Company has sold
the property owned by Miss S. J. Gems
Ter at 10 Overlook Street, Chester Hill.
Mount Vernon, to Mrs. Jennie l.. Hub
bard. The same company has also sold
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Anxious Buyers Give No
Rest to Bronx Brokers
Demand as Strong as Ever for
Apartments in All Sections
of the Borough

Max N. Nathanson has sold to Jacob
Schuman the southeast corner Of Ryer
Avenue and 1S4th Street, five-story
apartment on plot 60x10Ox irregular.
j. Schwartz was the broker.
Mrs. A. c. Sehlmeyer sold the three
story flats on plot 50x100, at 1884 and
1886 Southern Boulevard through
Charles Pendergast.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for Henry Bruenich, the five,
story apartment at 1902 Washington
Avenue, on plot 47.32x1o2.
Sales of Two-family Houses
Edward Polak has sold for Samuel
Shiffer to the Van De We're estate,
$40 East 16Sth Street, a four-story
fiat on plot 2SxS1; for Leopold Salo-
mon to Simon Jaffe, 1877 Vyse Avenue,
a two family house on lot 2Gx10O; for
Sebastian Hemberger to John Kusell
1888 Crotona Avenue, dwelling on lot
25xlOS; for Henry Batthof to Joseph
Jankowitz, 2012 DAILY Avenue, two
family house on lot 37x171, and for L.
Leibowitz to L. Pincus, 1893 Clinton
Avenue, a dwelling on lot 27xS4
Duff and Brown Co. have sold for
Anna M. Jones, plot 75xl00, with two
three story dwelling, on the west side
of Marion Avenue, 81 feet north of
194th Street
The National Operating Company
sold the detached two family dwelling
on lot 25x99, at 2S70 Valentine Avenue,
to client of Richard Dickson.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Brooklyn Ferry
Properties Figure
I'm Two Deals
American Sugar Company
and B. X. T. Take
Choice arcels on
Williamsburg Waterfront

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany and the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company closed negotiations yesterday
for two properties in the williamsburg
waterfront section, formerly used by
the New York and Brooklyn Ferry
Company. The deals were ncgotiated
by Joseph P. Day, and the properties
affected were held in the market for
$65O,O00
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany purchased the property at the
foot of Grand Street, extending out
about 400 feet to the pier-head line
with an average width Of 175 feet,
after Mr.. Day carried on a short ad-
vertisng and selling campaign. This
plot immediately adioins the company's s
refinery on Kent Avenue, and was held
at S300,000. Associated with Mr. Day
in the transaction was Thomas p. Gra-
ham, who represented the American
Sugar Refining Company
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany bought the property at the north
west corner of Kent Avenue and South
SlXtn SIfeeC, unuer tno Williamsburg
Bridge, as q site for a power station.
The property consists of a plot of up
land 224x123, improved with one and
two story brick buildings and extend
ing 257 feet from bulkhead line to
pierhead line. This property was held
at S35O.00O
Waterfront property within the port
has always been in great demand. but
With the opening of the Barge Canal
Terminal, four very desirable plots
were taken for Terminal sites in
Brooklyn, others for ship repairing
yards, some for dry dock purposes,
some for increased manufacturing pur-
poses snd others for export business.
Pier leases have increased several hun
drcd per cent, and the properties now
in the market for sale require consid-
cradle expenditure on them before they
are suitable for industrial purposes.
In order to provide adequate facili-
ties for shipping purposes for the port
of New York the city is now consider
ing condemning several large sites in
Stain Island, fronting on New
York Bay, on which they are planning
to erect piers to meet requirements
These piers will be leased for period
Of ten years or more
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
St. Luke's Hospital Sells
Franklin Street BUILDINGS

Sale Of group of six commercial
buildings in the old wholesale dry
goods district, at ID TO SO Franklin
Street, between Broadway and Church
Street, has been made by Robert F.
Bonsall for st. Luke's Hospital. They
comprise four and FIVE story buildings,
covering plot 151 1.6x100, adjoining the
northwest corner of Franklin Place.
Twenty-sixth Street Site for Business
Z, A. Turner has sold for Mary
Rigby 1874 East Twenty sixth Street,
near Lexington Avenue, to n. Siegel
american Novelty and Finishing
Works), to be used for his own busi-
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

81 3 yrs 81 per cent; atty. P. j. Nc,
ST. s2f-2s. .0M $. 24x5ixs7Ss7 SSySD
Division st. s. ss Clinton st, 24xGGx
2SN9a GH,3ar Jg9s me rs; rGa Esbert to Bertram
Brighton, I; attys, Murray, p. & H.,
s. VAL st. .......... ;...... sl.5oo
Suffolk Co, ~ i oath st; 6 years per
cent; mtg 100000; attys, Arnstein &
EIDRhpGn SfH sTay sT 2as-44 s. i275S54gS1
irreG; m; June 26. 4rarat Realty Corp
to the Greenwich say Bank. 246 Sixth
Middie6rook & B, 45 cedar 's'D st. 's1is,6 80
ST, 27 @ s, 19.6x75; . m; !;
July l; lily e Cohen to Levy sobol, 3si
Mncksr9oeker aent ,,, c, sdo nv Bkyn; yrs per
2lo Montague st. Bklyn. n..........$ 81 900
East Side
FIFTH ST, 424 e. $ B. 25x9s.2; p m; July
2; Mary Normwald and to Griswold
Thompson. 375 Park av; and ano
trustees; atty, 7 G & 7 Co, 176 Broad
AvENuE d. s. 7e.s n 9th st. 25.6xi0l.I0
irreg; Louis Firstenberg ana ano to
mort as per bond; atty, 7 G e T Co.,
SAME PR0pERTY; m; July; same to
same due and mtg as bond; atty.
sEcoND Av. 7s2.se. $, 52x4s Ak rrsg: i11ss?
p m; July j; Isaac sege to julius
Levy sG6 Amsterdam av; installs; p
c; prior mtg $4,000; attys. Lind & ?, 4s
THIRD Az. 649-5i, s, 4o.4x6o. sx RS: ir- &:
m July ]; Marie L Buck to ia
a Benedict at katonah, n Y; s years s
per cent; atty, Jas II Robertson. G5
FIFTY -FiFrH ST. n =. so = Lex av, 2ov
1905; m; June 2s: David Morrison to
Smeon NJ Barber, 1877 L both st; due .Jly
!. l923; 90 per cent: atty, T G. & T Co.
slXTY,sEcG&b ',s493SS sT. il i. s. S5iVSg 5oSx
1905; July /; Janet Elliott to Grim
MINIS Realty CO, 624 Mad av; 8 years
at u per cent atty, n Y T & NJ CO. 12S
GID ST. 2a2 z. s. lGxl00.5: p m: July 2:
Cccily Work to Jane NJ keenan,. 233
w SD st; YRS. 5 p c; atty, Title Guar
6 T Co. lT6 BWay ............... s.. 600
list ST. 15S II. s. 2oylOO.5. p m June
so; Lansing = Reed TO Helen Butler. $50
Park av; Yrs, c, attys Evarts G.
S & j.. so Wall st ............... $25. 000
18TH ST, 35 E. $, 25x73.1x25.4xG8.7 Z;
May IS; Pauline Pollak to lily Wasser-
mann, 1921 80 av; yrs, p c; pr mtge
$4,000; atty, e Adler. 1906 LIST
SID ST. II. n s. 25x102.2; p m; June 2s;
Dorothy r. wife Jno II Auerback. to
Ethel T Kellogg. Monmouth Beach, y J
duo July |, 1922, . 4 c; attys Noble &
Camp. Wall st .............. $5O, 600
S7TH ST $50 +, s, 18.3x67.G; m; July
2; Jno and Frank Hussey to Anna Bruch.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04

for for the Wyneewood Realty Company
three lots on Wyneewood Road Pei
Tam Manor Heights, to Martin J..
Alger, Of Mount Vernon, who is pre-
parlng plans for a residence.
Banker Plans Home
X. F.. L. Howe, jr., has sold the Ed
WIN WI Green plot, 105x155, at Greenacres,
1artsdale, to NJ. s. Lott, vice president
Of the Lincoln Trust Company, who
Will improve 1t with residence.
Buying at Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Estates Robert F.
Farley president, has sold Not On
Sage Terrace South, in the Greenacres
section of Scarsdale, to W. A. Bassett
OF Mount Vernon, and part of the
Mosher property on West Street
White Plains, to Mrs Virginia Shaw
of White Plains.
Riverdale Buyer to Build
The Delafield Estate has sold a large
plot of ground running through from
Rlverdale Avenue to Delafield Avenue
at fleldston, Riverda leon Hudson. to
Wal;er f. Kelley, president of the
Man1attan on Company, of this city.
Mr.. Kelley plans to build a residence.
N'N0A sc AAoWo WAS Ine broker.
Great Neck Property Sold
Baker Crowell has sold the former
Cuneo tract at Great Neck L. l., with
a frontage of 1886 feet on Kings Point.
Bayvlew and Steamboat roads, to David
l.. Hoober, of this city. The property
is situated opposite Grenwolde, Dr..
Satterwhite's property and Harry SIN
clairs estate.
Sells Staten Island Home
Cornelius G.. Kolf has sold for Mary
GU a frame dwelling on St. Stephens
Place, New Dorp, S. l., to Carl F..
Grieshaber
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04

tao e '7th st: 8 yrs OF atty. Title
ISL TuaE Av Co. odT IFS PIX BTay soo $500
irreg; May l6. East Side Dock Co to
Aetna Mort Co. 1886 LIST av; due Nov
atodGa !, lS2S. "a o. p pr mtge 100000; attys
lo4IH ST, 62 f. $, 1S.9x100.11; p m;
June -; Harry, herman and ano to
sandal Ilirsch, 25Sla, Clinton av, New
ark, j, ct al; due July /. 1924 5 y C.;
atty Title Guar & Co. 176 Broad
112TH ST. i2o D. i7..1xiioo ~ ''g9o r9'
July /; congre cation Benai Israel Il
II :, to Barbara II Tansky. 252d st
r3tIo and White Ea plains u, 8 ra yrs c. atty
l13TH ST. s. l5o 9TH av. 25xloOll;
p m: June 80; Max Wengarten and ano
to d Pasnsky, 900 Riverside Drive;
II Garmesey 81 chambers 1us ST. ST. si25o a:sy
117TH ST. 4SS-4o E. s, 36.l0xl0OI1;
P m; July l; Ralph Bellno to Jas L
Breese ana ano, Southampton, L 1. exrs;
yrs. c: atty. Lawyers T & Y Co,
12orH ST. sii As o. $ lots eacS s'soSS Sg
2o; Rae |. Seligman to IToratio G Coz
zens' n E ~ llth t, st: duo July, /. 1924:
West Side
WAsHINGToN SQUARE W. w cor
Juno as Robert h Sterling 10 Lucien
9Tla'n lnll ld5o 1lS " S2th st. eSrs, ETC. due
., ptra i - e'''' NN"''i' ~ :" ~,
s4TH l.a s.sdia sp III 5a5 1Ssh Az. 1Sx9s.5
Emily S Grow, 101 w 18Th st; yrs, 6
c; prior mtge $4,000 address II NJ
Crow, 64S w 3lth st. st.............$ 81. 600
3TrH ST, s, 100 7th av. s8x9S.9x irreg;
7 m: July /; Arthur d Calm to Everett
Jacobs, $40 Madison av; ? yrs, p G:
,attys, Stoddard 6. NJ. 12s Bway. s55, 900
7Tll AV, w cor 5tth st. 10010xlO0 9TH
av, W 3, 500 n $50 st. 5o.3xloo: p IA;
July !; Utility Realty Co to Adler Const
Henry. NJ & NJ. 277 Bway ss00. 900
G0TH ST g. 1926 West End av 25xl OO ) ;
p m; July l; Dorothy Golden to David
Stevenson Brewing Co, 5th st and 10th
aN; due April /, 1920; 8 "A p c: attys
t5rown d f. 10 Wall st........... $500
6gTH ST, il2 W. :. lS.sx1oo.5; June "a
Eleanor Walker to Olivia NJ Drury
I.owell' Mass; installs, P c; prior mtge
BROADWAY, c cor Goth st. lI3.ix1Og.l1x
Borchart to 10 West 6atth ST Corp, ,,''I,'' /
Madison av; due bond: interest D c
prior mtee $685., 900; attys T G e T Co.
72D ST, $. 94.1l W Bway, 25x1o22; July
!; PIP w 72d st Corp to Peter Doeger
Brewing Co. 407 e 55th st; 10 yrs 6
p c; atty j Hoennlnger, Beekman
SID ST, s s. 100 W West End av. l9x1O2 2
p m; July / willard Allen to Rosetta
c Goldsmith, Quaker Ridge. New Ro-
chelle. n Y; duo Jan !, 1920; 6 . c:
prior mtge $lS.500; atty, Walter NJ Cold
smith. 100 Bway. y.................$l 500
STTH ST 1873 W, s, 17x100.S; p IN; June
26 Edw u Pratt to Rita w Morgan
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04

Rf5s II %sss e." ssoS IS SS' aS 9S' i '3as
Maida NJ Murphy w to s 2STlGel Me Ross Jpy Serr T.
S94 riverside Drive; installs 6 D g;
}9pr,I Pai9r mtge po $4,000; atty. b NJ Levy, 38
l1ITH ST, 247 ". n $. s76xioo.11: p NJ? NJ:
lyme ia 80 3; la Rubin to Ernest Ellinger,
$4,000 attys Hirsch S & l., l6o
i13TH iTIt ST. 1os 80 :, w N. : T. III
Realty Corpn 1875 broadway; 10 yrs.
p e; pr mtge $50, ,75o. atty. T G & T Co.
l12TH ST, 45 W. $. 5oxloo.ii: g''gng D m;
, July same to same; 10 yrs, p c; pr
lI2TH mFa S3T'5S sT 5S4s s'ty Y 900
July / same to same; 3 yrs, p e; pr
mtge Sl23,5O atty, same. ..... $11 500
ll5TH ST, 269, g. 21x1O0.11; D IN: July
con, 345 " ssth st: due july ls9i.
p c; pr mtge $1,000; attys, Underhil
a. r 100 Broadway ....... ...... 81 600
~; m; July l; Jules Realty Co 20
Marst Bray 23 e 26th ST. yrs, 6 c;
pr mtge s7o,26o; atty. L T & T Co. 1G6
l24TM ST, n .. 1885 Amsterdam sr4' az. "
fP5SaT IoGiSg fTsF co to re@ ak c6pry py sa S0lese 4
ooo; attys Ekus U.S. & T, III I1isH BroaG- ss0
l2STHf ST, is2 ", $. 25xaa.ii: I''Gg9 p M >
July !; Malsky to Geo w Dunn, 81
Edgecombe av, e ano. exrs etc yrs
c; attys. Dunn & DAILY. 261 Broad
lslsf sT 2G3 W s. i6.sxas.ii: p lS'Sn? m :
July I ,Tno II Holmes to Leonard WE'LL
1875 w 1854 st, instas c c; pr mtg e
5000; attys, Arnstein g. Levy. 1928
1857 81 2e7 W $. is.sx95.:l:l'; ! p m; m );
July ]; Hattie Pullman to Leonard
We'll. 155 " lo3d st, instals, 6 p G.
pr mtgc $4,000, attys, Arnstein & L, 1928
1a7rH sT. $ 5o7 7th av. isxssiG' 20 ii?
p m; June 10; Alice Terry to Jno p
Leo. $40 w l42d st; due & int as PEI.
bond; attys, Dulon & Roe, Al Park
HAM!LToN PL. 9S-97, $. C1.$xs1.5xx55iSY'S SIX
1851; p IN; July |; College Holding 60
to Augusta Joachim, on the premises:
O. yrs 8 p c. pr mtge $4,000; attys.
Wolf & kohn, 277 Broadway. S2S,5o0
l4GTH ST. 640-i2 w. S $, 75x9911; June
d Muncy, 397 West st; due Jan Is,
1920, c; pr ntge $4,000; atty. Jacob
l'erman, 316 Broadway ........$9, 900
14STH ST, 525 w, $, 15.6x99.11; p IN;
July |; Prosmal Realty Co to Ella r.
Sacht. 523 w 14Sth ST. & ano yrs +
G; atty, L L & T Co, 100 Bway $4,000
BROADWAY, c 159th st, 9e.11xi25;
to Longdale Realty GO, ~ Broadway;
HeM = Yrs S 55 Sdssad @ss ss0'oo So $3.50 55S
PlNEHURST Az, n l7sth st, 50x1O0;
July l; Geo Tighe to Deed Realty Co.
GS Broad st; yrs. 5ia C. attys
Dawson II. so Court st. Brooklyn.
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
HELP WANTED MALE
DIRECTOR OF SAIL

BARBER.-College men to learn trade
y. Y. Barber College. 21S Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Old Horse Mart To Be
Turned Into Candy Plant

Van Tassel G. Kearney's horse mart,
at Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, a
relic of former days when the horse
was king and fine equippage was not
unknown in this section Of the city, is
to be turned into candy factory.
The property was leased yesterday by
the Dominion Trading Company, of "A
Whitehall Street, for a period of if-
cen years, at rental of 100000. The
Kcarney estate owns the property,
which extends along Twelfth Street
from 125 to 1873, and on Thirteenth
Street from 1870 to 1872. A six-story
building covers the property. The
lessees viii alter the structure into a
candy factory. The Dominion Trading
Company is controlled by Fred IL. Rob
erts, Of Boston. His associates are also
Bostonians.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased for the Gable Cafe and Restau-
rant Company to the South and Cen
tral American Commercial Company,
Inc, the four upper floors of 1l9-l21
Pearl Street. corner of Hanover, for
five years from October l, at an aggre-
gate rental Of approximately 500, 600.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the premises from plans Of
Frederick Putnam Platt.
Louis Schrag has leased at 344 Sixth
Avenue, lofts to the Century Braid
Company, Bernard Witzlcr and to Got
teson & Wcisberg.
The Brette & Goode Company has
leased space at 25 West Forty-ifth
Street to the photoplay Magazine. Pub
fishing Company for a term Of years
at an aggregate rental Of S25, 600.
Pcasc &Elliman have leased Offices
at ~ West Thirty y-ninth Street to the
Planned Publicity Service and to the
Mason Foot Ointment Company.
Ames & Co. have leased at 0 East
Thirtieth street the basement store to
Ned Levin, the parlor floor store 10
the Norton Cloak Corporation, and two
upper floors to Annia Babiam; the par
lor store at 4 East Thirtieth Street to
Morris Poller and the paror floor at
G1 West Forty-sixth Street to L. Gut
tierrez.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Syndicate BUYS
Two Big Flats on
Riverside Drive
Twelve-Story Buildings Oc-
cupy Block Front Between
14lst and l42d Streets;
Held at $1,275,OO

syndicate organized and repre-
ssnted by Morrison & Schif, attorneys,
has purchased from the $40 Riverside
Drive Corporation the two twelve
story apartments on Riverside Drive,
attending from Hist Street to l42d
Street. with frontage of EOS feet on
Riverside Drive, 2SS feet on 141st
Street and $50 feet on 142d Street,
total area of approximately fourteen
There are 1877 apartments in the two
buildings, Of three to seven rooms each.
The purchase price is reported TO be
$3.50, 900 The property is encumb bered
by mortgage held by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company in the sum Of
sI.275,000, and the purchasers pay all
cash above the mortgage.
The buildings were erected aboat
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Sales at Auction
BY Joseph p. Day

BY Joseph P. Day
e2D ST. 14s w. q. 200 Ar3st av. sbx
1922, 6-sty fiat Isaac Gottlieb agt NJ NJ
Fichtcr ct al; duo :1.e0s45; taxes s406:
prior mtg $4,000; to the plaintiff for
$50 600
GOTH ST. 400 Il. n = Tx 1st av, 25x
1905. d-sty tnt and strs: L Trust Co.
1rstc, etc, aet SchlcslnEer Realty Co ct
al. due 1864 75 taxes. etc. Ss05: to
the Plaintiff for $l5.5o0
l}y Henry Brady
GOTH ST 4o7 r. n q, $50 lst av. 25xlo0. 8.
6-sty int and strs /. shear agt
Schlesingcr Realty Co et al due sl9.-
2Ss.97 taxes, etc, ss66.75, TO the plain
tir for 900
by Samuel Marx
SPRING ST. g. n 9. 1ol.a Bowery. at.ax
l06.llx26x112.8, b-sty tn. and strs; NJ s
Siegman agt Citizens Invest Co OF al
duo Ss,ase.o ol; taxes. etc. s3.4so.sS: first
mtg sSS0oo; 20 the piainttfr fos $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
sITUAIiONS WANTED MALE

NAN tsingle). painter. paperhanger les
tate). go anywhere Other tools q
Box so. Tribune Ofhce.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Niunson Line Adds to
Beayes- Street HOIdinos

William A. White & Sons have sold
for client Of Ward, Wilson e. Hayden
to the Munson Steamship Line addi-
tional space on Beaver Street. The
latest acquisition of the steamship
company Is the property at 80 Beaver
Street, running through to 1877 Pearl
Street, fourstory building on lot
1898, which adjoins the Beaver build
ing sold few days ago through the
same brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Builders Buy Dwellings
In 63th St. for Flat Site
Structure Planned VIII Have
Penthouse on Roof, Contain
ing Quarters for Servants

Jacob Axelrod & Sons, builders Of
apartments on the upper West Side,
have purchased from William L. O'Con-
nell the four four-story dwellings, at
so to &C West Sixty-e ghth Street, near
Columbus Avenue, occupying a COM
bined site of 7S.3x100.5.
The purchasers plan to Immediately
begin the erection of nine-story
apartment containing suites of two
and three rooms On the roof of the
structure will be penthouse, which
contains quarters for servants, pro
vldlng something new in this class of
apartment. Mr.. Axelrod announces
that she maid service viii be furnished
by the house, the rent including the
cost of this convenience, said to be the
first time it has been done in an apart
ment house.
Mr.. O'Connell recently assembled the
site, acquiring the house at &C but a
few days ago. He has been asking
Sl4o,000 for the ploy. Arrangements
have been made for loan of S3OO0O0
TOR three years on the property. The
Nehring Company ana vasa K Bracher
were the brokers.
Clark Estate Sells in I'D Street
A. V. Amy e. Co. and Charles f.
Schuyler, together with Nathan C.
mouse, nave sofa 1Or the Robert Stor-
ling Clark estate, represented by the
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company. 152154 West Seventy y-sccond
Street. two four-story dwellings, on
plot 40x1022, to Joseph Heit & Sons.
The property, owned by the Clark es-
tate for a number of years, will prob
ably be altered into apartments and
stores.
Other West Side Sales
Harry Sugarman has sold to Marcus
L. Osk for the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company 246 and 24S West 121st
Street, two three-story and basement
dwellings,, each on lot 16.8x1O0.
Samuel Cowen has sold for client
of Herbert Cracauer 1928 West 141st
Street, fve-story fiat with three
stores.
Albert H. Stout has sold for the
Ferdinand S. NJ. Blum estate the three
story and basement dwelling ia West
136th Street. Mr.. Stout has also sold
for James L. Van San, the three story
and basement dwelling, on lot 16x10O
at % East 130th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
Duane Street Property
Is in Demand

William A. White & Sons have sold
to client 1919 Duane Street, site
23x50, adjoining the northeast corner
Of Washington Street, reported sold
by them few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Multigraphing. Stenography. typewr...ns;
all hours: reasonable. Coyne. ll6 Nassau
Ct. Beekman 473.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-04
MI. VERNON
NEW HOUSES UNDER

NEW HOUSES INDEK
CONSTKt CTION.
EDWIN w FlSEE REALTY CO..
"a DEPOT PL. TEL 2504.
AT MOUNT VERNON.-Perfcct hone
sleeping porch. sun paror. steam heated.
garage; every improvements; ready for in
spection; $1,000 to $4,000. ONCE, 704
South 9TH av., three blocks north of Dyre
av station. West hester and Boston r. r.
STUCCO 7-KOOM DWELLING; red
slate roof, garage to match; electric, gas
hot water heater. parquet iloOrs; large
porch; sleeping deck. 50xl25, $500
WOLFE & DOUGLAS. Ilarlem Station
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Clothing
Columbia Records

$4,000 latest Columbia Records 80 and u
inches must be sacrificed this week 500
machines. 100000 motor parts. ali mako
machines, very cheap. 10000 10 and l2-inch
turntables twenty cents each Paris Phono.
graph Co, 153 Bowery
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STOCK and BOND
SALESMAN

to sell the security of a financial corpora
ton; listed in Poor's and Moodys: State
supervision; $1.4OO.oOO already sold for
cash; attractive yield on investment; cash
or instruments; strongest New York refer
ences; every possible help to the Salesman;
no advances references absolutely essen
tial. See Sherwood Hodson. Room 617. 20
COrtlandt at
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Furniture

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for used furniture and household goods
j. Franke 563 w. goth 81. Phone 22l3
81. Nicholas.
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture, ANTIQUES
pianos. brlc-a -brac. books art. etc. GAL. !
IS University Place. Phone Stuyvesant -asl.
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Patents

PATENTS
over 20 years practice; all c.mmun.ca-
Mons strictly confidential. handbook on
patents free on -eNIest; special facilities
for office consultations. Mum e. Co
patent attorneys. 6li Woolworth Building:
new York
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Typewriters
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

visible. months IS. Visible,
months, $3.50 w. Initial payment applies
Il purchased.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. Inc.
S39 Broadway at Worth St. lTel 54oS
90 E 2Sd St. opp. Madison Ave. Franklin
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
10 Barclay ST. Tel. 47SS Barclay
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Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED IN the office Of a
large corporation a number
OF clerks between the ages
OF 16 and 20. Experience un-
necessary. Some high school
training desirable. but not es-
septiaj
Hours 8 20 g. Saturday
half-holiday throughout the
yeac
Salary $1,000 per week to
start
II you desire position nth
future. write, stating age.
soucation, etc.. to Box T Is,
Tribune omce.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

ABOUT zse fEET CFflcE srAcE. RI
. ,kp1c building. Deipw Fulton Hi. fUf-
tnssnea of DntDynlahee. ifofnsa8ate o.
.,npsneI, fscepflDn tpran rH.ce vrnferre1.
as' ~ eAfacllA5s1 out t-toWn conrsrn'
-, 1Dx iis. Tribune.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

CROW -ELKHART. 1919. Touring. pur-
cha sed in April; will sacrifice. L.. Box
49, Tribune Office.
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WOMEN's APPAREL FOR SALE

MANUFACTURE viii close out balance
of stock of silk georgette taffeta or wash
dresses below wholesale prices 43 w. 24tt
st. Sth floor