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New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Hotel Martinique Taken Over
BY General du Pont Interests

The pending deal for the Hotel Mar
Unique at the northeast corner Broad
way and Thirty-second Street, an
nounccd in The Tribune last week, has
been closed through Francis Guerrlich,
of Horace II. Ely & Co. The buyers
are identified with General T. Coleman
du Pont, who control the Waldorf, Nc
Alpin, Claridge and Wallick hotels.
The property was disposed Of by the
W. r. H. Martin estate. With the sale
of the property goes lease held by
Charles T. Taylor and Walter S. Gibson
for twenty-one years, which was ex-
ecuted about fourteen years ago. 1t
called for an annual rental ranging
from S1550OO to 100000 a year. The
Martinique forms an 81" around the
southwest corner of Broadway and
Thirty-third Street, upon which stands
the Wilson Building. The Martinique
has been held at $4,000. .ooC. 1t was
taken over by the Waldorf McAlpin
management on Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Suburban Places Offer
Houses to Home Seekers
Mrs. Robert McAllister LlOvd
Sells Former Estate of Otto
III. Kahn at SyOsset

The Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration has sold for Mrs Robert Nc
Allister Lloyd her country property at
Syosset, Long Island, the southwest
corner Of the North Hampstead Turn
pike and Oyster BaySyosset Road
Property comprises over fifteen acres
This property formerly belonged to Mr.
Herman II: Harjes and was sold to Mr.
Otto II. Kahn in 1913. Mr.. Kahn re-
sold it to the present seller in 1915
The purchaser is Anton II. Schefer, who
will improve it with new buildings fol-
his own occupancy.
Sales in Westchester
The Californian bungalow at I.arch.
mont, recently completed by Lucien B
Thayer, has been sold to Charles c.
King. The property commands a view
OF the lake at Larchmont Gardens
George Howe was the broker
K. e. l.. Howe, jr., has leased for
Miss II. Marion Burr her house at 46
Church Street, White Plains, to Major
Richard H: Gould, of Mount Vernon.
II. w. Sullivan has sold for Albert
Lockwood the stone and stucco house
finished by him this spring on Gibson
Place. Yonkers. The purchaser is
Joseph A. Zikmund.
Buying in Staten Island
Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for Hugo
Stearns, Of Manhattan, large dwell
ing at 2So St. Marks Place, St. George
Staten Island, to DR.. L. A. Lamoutte
VINO Will remodel the property into
apartments.
Moffatt e. Schwab have sold for the
estate of John A. Hayes, the dwelling
at 122 Monroe Avenue, Tompkinsville
Staten Island, to John Noscato and
Thomas Castagno.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

apartments at 371 West 116th Street
to Herman Peters, Elizabeth Brown
and Harry Kaufman; at 373 West
10th Street to Charles P Butler and
Morris Chavin; at 512 West 122d Street
to Mrs. |. SakolsKi and Grace F. Ward;
at 620 West 122d Street to Joseph S.
Otis1 at SAT Riverside Drive to Will
lam G: Ward and Harry R. Barrows;
at 81 Hamilton Place to John S. Mac
Glashan, William J. Wilson and Will
lam j. O'Neill; at 565 West 144th Street
to Herman Hoffman,, Harold j. Ma
gill, Emanuel Kreiss, Oliver j. Murray,
Dorothy Horwitz and Samuel Linden
baum; at 1875 Broadway to Leon Phil
lips and David Hoexter; at 500 West
163d Street to Samuel Newman, Max
Finkelstein, Emanuel Kupferschmidt,
James J. Hundley, Charles C. Calm,
Asa Fellerman and Edmund Walker;
at 1915 Broadway to Max Pawinger,
B. r. Johnson, John B. Orgain, Marx
D. Greenwald, William Roberts, Harry
D. Griffith, Abraham l.. Simon, Myrtle
Adams and Louis Bobbe
Worthington Whitehouse has leased
an apartment at 449 Park Avenue to
William ?. Hardenburgh. jr.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Many Leases of Furnished
And Unfurnished Apartments

Pease Gilman have leased apart
ments at $50 Park Avenue to Charles
l.. Wagner; at 1000 Madison Avenue
to Charming r. Burbank; at 80 East
Sixty-hrst Street to L. Hussar; at SO
west Thirtyseventh Street to L. A.
Westcrmann; Mt 255 West End Avenue
to Thornton B. Barnes, and at 1O3
west Seventy sixth Street to Mrs
Everay Bernard.
The same brokers have been ap-
pointed by the Waldorf Contracting
Company managers of TIE apartment
at ll9 West Scventy-fifth Street
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
a furnished apartment at Az Park
Avenue for Frank NJ. Warner to Adolp ph
Outerbridge, duplex apartment at
o2 West Fifty-eighth Street to Mrs
stephen Brown; apartments at 81 East
Sixty-hrst Street to DR.. Frederick H.
bartlett; at 70 East Fiftysixth Street
to Miss Anna Wagner; at Ga East Six
ty-sixth Street TO George MoukhanotY,
Miss A. r. Whelan and Mrs. F. NJ
Marmon.
Goodwin e. Goodwin have rented
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Tobacco Firm Enlarges
Holdings in Water St.
Will Probably Improve Com.
bined Site of 5000 Square Feet
With One Building

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Joseph E. Hoffman 149 Water
Street, fivestory loft building on lot
2oxs5. The property was taken in the
name of the 115th Street Corporation
but it is understood that it was pur-
chased for E. Rosenwald Bro, one
of the largest tobacco firms in the city
Through the Noyes Company, this
cash 143, 145. lat and 149 Water
Street. With their latest acquisition
they now own plot of about 5000
square feet, with frontagcs of 80 feet
on Water Street, and abutting Maiden
Lane to the north and De Peyster Street
to the south. Leases on all the prop
erty expire in 1922 and at that time
E. Rosenwald G. Bro. will probably
erect notable building to be used
largely for their purposes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Leases in Business Buildings

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has leased
the fourth loft at so West Thirty sec
ond Street to Lipshitz e. Fiedelbaum;
space a: 117S Broadway to Charles
Hoffstein; the fifth floor at 900 Fifth
Avenue to Madison Costume Company;
the sixth floor at 290 Fifth Avenue to
Henry A. TOWN; space in the Brokaw
Building at 1457 Broadway to Joseph
Friedberg, and the fourth floor at Is
East Twenty third Street to David O.
Smiley.
Charles B. Van Valen and George
Ketchum have rented the top floor at
141 Fulton Street to Frackman & Sper-
ling, jewelry manufacturers. The
building will be extensively remodelled
and elevators installed.
The Ogden e. Clarkson Corporation
has leased space at sos Fifth Avenue
to the National Securities Company,
Inc, of New Haven, Conn, and space
at $50 Fifth Avenue to Cook & Mac
connell.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry have
leased for a long term Of years the
seven buildings at PIG to 228 West
Twenty seventh Street to client, who
will remodel them into stores and lofts
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

PARK PL.. %. II g 25.sx15o. to : Murray
st ,20). Lucetta Makepeace TO Morris
Fatman, % w Slst ST: mtEe $50 900 !;
all liens; Sept 80. attys L T & 7 Co.
$50 Bway :........:.. c.:..-.... 800
PARK PL, 25.~n g. 33.4 Church st. runs
37.llx n $50 to l25 Murray at l22) X
w21.41525x " 1851 20 to beg 20
Park Place Co to Morros Fatman. % w
slst st; mtge $135. 900; all liens: & ::
Sept 10: attys l. I & T Co. 100 Bway 800
WEST ST, =. 1858 Il Morris St 42.sxlSl.6
70 Wash 81, A. 2SxlS1.7 Troj an
Realty Corpn to A II Ball steamship
Co. OF Newark. j office II Battery
wEsr BwAY. 2s7. e s. oi2 Lispenard st;
loox13l.11x irreg: L S Trust co trustee
to the Bacardt Corpn or Y. 267 West
Bway: atty. G. * r Co. 17s
THOMPSON ST. 25 w s. soxl0o Bertha
Sanders to Bartholomew Marlboro. GA
Bement av of K mtge $4,000; all
liens, oct |. attys. I {; & T Co, l.d
uARRoW sT. 5i s. .a'4ixio; Kieslsr
RealtS co TO Alfred + Grimm. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold

B. J. Sforza has sold for William
Meyer the two family dwelling on loc
20x100 at 1926 Bay Ridge Avenue.
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold one family semi detached house
on lot 25x100, now in the course Of
construction, at 1920 East Tenth
Street.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 408 Myrtle Avenue, three story
brick store property, for the estate Of
Isaac O. Horton.
E. 7. Newman has sold the three
story dwelling at 407 First Street for
II. Wood-Bruce.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Buyers Find West Side
Flats a Good Investment
Operators Take Over Two New
Houses Occupying Block Front
on St. Nicholas Avenue

the Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
the two new fve-story non-elevator
apartment buildings, covering the
D!ock front on the west side of St,
Nicholas Avenue, between 173d and
l74th Streets. The structures contain
seventy-fve apartments and fourteen
stores on plot 200x1O0. NJ L. Strunsky
was the broker.
Heights Resales Bring Profits
Abraham Zauderer has bought the
three five-story apartment houses at
o24: 526 and 552 West 160th Street
each on plot 37.6x1O0, at reported
price Of $4,000 apiece. In a few days
ne resold the three houses at profit
OF 1000 on each house. The buyer
OF NOS. 524-526 has now resold those
houses to Mabel Drier at a reported
price of S47,875 each.
me Rockville Holding Company
Charles Kimmelman president, bought
from po the A. Z. Realty Company 512 to
o22 West 156th Street and sis West
1o|th Street, each on plot 5Ox1OO.
Rangeley in Seventh Avenue Sold
The Rangeley, a seven-story eleva-
OF Seventh avenue and 18th Street
on plot 10Ox1OO has been sold bv
Louisa Gorzynska, Of Jersey City, to
the Roach Housecleaning Company.
Sale in 112th Street
Tho Rockville Holding Company
mares klmmelman president, has
boug mt from Katie Wise the six-story
apartment on plot 50x1O0, at $40 West
ll2th Street. Samuel Wacht, jr., rep.
resented the seller.
Investor Buys in Eleventh Street
The eight-story elevator apartment
on plot 45.6x1O3.3, at 45 West Eleventh
street, has been sold by Louis Block
Ior Abraham Elkus to a client of
Abraham Spiro.
Gets Flat in 121st Street
Sisca & Palladino, In conjunction
with Mulvihill & Co., have sold 445
East 121st Street, I've story double
nat, on lot 25x100. to Mary Liberti.
New Owner for 1o9th Street Dwelling
Alice Schimmer has sold 50 East
iooth Street, a four-story dwelling, on
lot 17x10O.11. % ~''
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Sales Show Increasing
Demand for Dwellings
More Activity on East goth St.
Block; Buyers Plan Small
Suites for Houses

Pease & Gilman have sold for Effing-
ham Lawrence 108 East Thirty-ninth
Street, just east of Park Avenue, q
four-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 16.6x10O, to a buyer for occupancy.
This is the second house on this block
sold by these brokers this week, they
having sold for Don II. Bacon, of St.
Augustine, Fla, 100 East Thrty-ninth
Street.
Five Houses in 74th Street Sold
+. X. Van Winkle has sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society the
four-story dwelling at 10 West Seven
ty-fourth Street, on lot 20x1O22, near
Central Park.
Suites for Saith Street House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
Merato Improvement Company Ga West
Eighty-fourth Street, on plot 18x55x
102.2. private dwelling converted into
small apartments.
Trust Company Sells in s7th Street
Harold l.. Lewis has sold for the
United States Trust Company 81 West
Eighty Street, four. story
dwelling on lot 22x100.
Sale in 81st Street
The Leonard Morgan Company has
sold for Daniel Farrell the four story
and basement dwelling, on lot 19x102.2,
at 1913 West Eighty first Street, to a
client who contemplates altering it
into small suites.
Studios for I'D Street House
The 81 West Seventy-second Street,
Inc, with Wilbur T. Wright, Harry E.
Nimphius and William H. Wright, as
directors, has purchased the four-story
dwelling, on lot 21x1O22, at that ad-
dress, near Columbus Avenue. The new
owner will alter the property into
studio apartments. The New York Saw
lngs Bank is the seller.
Operators Sell in 122d Street
The Merit Realty Corporation, Mar
Gus L. Osk president, has sold the
three story and basement dwelling at
119 West 1921 Street, between Lenox
and Seventh avenues, on lot 2Ox1OO11.
to M. Davido, who will occupy it as
his residence.
Operators Get 12sth St. Realty
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold to the Elizabeth Realty Company
the three-story and basement dwelling
at PAT West 128th Street, on lot 16x1OO.
Buys in 139th Street
John H. Pierce has sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society the
three story and basement dwelling at
220 West 139th Street. on lot 2Ox1OO, to
Nine. Strothers.
Two Houses in 117th Street Sold
Louis Jontel has sold 164 to ITO East
l17th Street, two-story buildings, on
plot 6S.3x100.11, near Lexington Ave
uue.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Owners Lease Fine DWELLINGS,

Pease & Gilman have let Furnished
for J. Langdon Schroeder to Arthur A.
Ballantine, of Boston, the four-s story
dwelling at 30 East Sixty-frst Street
and for Mrs. Stuart Preston to Theo-
dore P. Dixon the four-story dwelling
at 139 East Seventy first Street for the
estate of Raphael j. Moses, repre-
Narti the four-story dwelling at 46
West Ninety Street.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for R. w. Meade his residence at PIG
East Seventy Street, to Maxfield
Parrish, the artist.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Site Purchased for Big
Factory i'm The Bronx
Building Planned for Willow
Avenue and 18Th Street VIII
Involve $500 600

The Bond and Mortgage Gurantee
Company has sold to the Advance Nov.
( city Candy Manufacturing Compauy the
vacant plot, 225x1OO, at the southeast
corner of 18Th Street and Willow Ave.
nue.. The purchaser viii erect a five
story reinforced concrete factory for its
own occupancy. The total outlay for
land and building VIII be approximately
100000. j. Clarence Davies was the
broker.
Bronx Apartments Sold
Harry Calm, of Calm & Pittman. and
Philip Wattenbcrg have purchased
from Lillian Hampton the five story
modern apartment on lot 27.6X1OO at
1868 Whitlock Avenue Albert D. Phelps
and David Kaufman were the brokers.
The purchasers recently acquired the
premises at $50 and 500 Whitlock Ave-
nue. adjoining.
Fred Oppenheimer has bought for a
client of George P. Miller ard Louise
Keller as executors of the estate of the
late Dora Paul the four story and base
ment fiat on lot 25x1OO, known as 1924
East 154th Street.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
The Houghton Company, associated
with William Stonebridge, has sold to
James l.. Van SAINT for the Gulck Real
ty Company two two story frame dwell
ings at 1927 to 2329 Bassford Avenue,
on lot 20x45.9 each.
Timothy F. Sullivan has resold to a
client of Williamson G. Bryan the two
story frame dwelling at 1890 Bathgate
Avenue on lot 23x115
D. A. Trotta has sold for the estate
of Louisa Randall the premises on TAP
Oakland Place, two family frame
dwelling on lot 23x1OO.
William j. Gabel has sold for Her
man Schoene 751 Crotona Park North,
two family house, on lot 25x1OO, to
Cohen Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Beekman estate since 1905, being under
lease for long term of years to
Madame Simcox, dressmaker, on a net
rental basis. 1t is assessed at $450, 900
for taxation purposes. The firm of
John N. Golding negotiated the tran
saction.
Take Over More 18th st. Realty.
John S. Melcher has sold through
Spear & Co. 1o2 West Twenty-eighth
street, five-story tenement with
stores, on lot 22.7x10O. The purchasers
are the same interests which recently
bought the adjoining and abuttng lofts
and tenements at 153-159 West Twenty
seventh Street and $50. 154 to 160 West
Twenty eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
United Cigar Stores Leases

has leased for long term of years
space at the northwest corner of West
chester Avenue and Southern Boule-
ward. A portion Of this will be occu-
pied for one Of its stores and the bal
ance sublet. The United also leased
space at 293 East Houston Street and
and 3 Clinton Street. After altera-
tons have been made the company
will occupy part of the space for one
Of it's stores and sublet the balance.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Stevens Institute Buys Houses

Stevens Institute of Technology in
Hoboken has purchased two brick
buildings and two frame structures
erected on the campus during the war
for housing the students of the United
States Navy Steam Engineering School
One brick building, at Hudson and
Sixth Streets, on plot 100x56; the other,
three times as large, is built in U
shape and is at River and Sixth
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
Cleveland Capitalists
Buy Building in 5th Ave.
Invest in Beekman Estate Realty
Adjoining Delmonico's, at
4-fth Street Corner

The fvc-story business building at
n5 Fifth Avenue, on plot Sox10o
adjoining Delmonico's at the northeast
corner Of Forty-fourth Street, has been
bought by the Nevin Realty Company
Inc, composed of Cleveland capitalists,
for investment from the Beekman es-
.ste. No. 531 is a similar property
owned by the Rothschild estate, while
70 the north OF that is the Hotel Lor-
aiue, at the southeast corner of
Forty-ffth Street.
The property has been owned by the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

DON'T you think we ought to give
our children some of the benefit of
our experience? Why not buy few
lots for our own sake and theirs on
Broadway Opposite Van Cortlandt
Park?
THE same thing is going to happen
there as happened elsewhere on
Broadway, only much more rapidly, as
the City is now underbuilt, transit
facilities are better, and the City grow
ing more rapidly than ever
AN absolute Auction Sale will be held
OF 249 Lots on Broadway, between
242nd Street and 256th Street and ad-
joining Streets, of the Van Cortlandt
Property, opposite Van Cortlandt Park
on Tuesday, October 18th, at the Real
Estate Salesroom, IL Vesey Street
THERE are also on the Property "a
Buildings - Dwellings, Hotels,
Stores, etc., bringing in good rentals.
MANY of the Lots are at the Subway
Station, at the transfer point to
Yonkers and at a great traffic center. as
this is the main entrance to Van Cort-
landt Park.
SHOULD not this sale interest any,
one who realizes the northward
growth of New York City and desires
to make a good investment, particu-
larly since U.s. may remain on mort
gage?
Titles insured by
The Lawyers Title Trust Co.
Send FOR map 10
J. CLARENCE DAVIES, Auctioneer
l49th St. and 3rd Ave, or 81 Nassau St.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
= Attention-very Large Profits


Near Fifth Avenue and 2sd Street;
loft building. RENT. 1000. CLEAR
INCOME OVER EXPENSES. Sl2.O 900.
PRICE $4,000. Also other desirabls
business and loft buildings. large and
small
In Fift;es. West. near Fifth Ave-
nue.: private residence. PRICE,
$4,000. Free and clear; easy terms;
chance.
Near Broadway. sSth Street: apart
ment house. stores and and
bath. etc. RENTS. s1l.3OO. PRICE,
SOL 900. CLEAR INCOME. $1,000.
Near Broadway. 10th Street:
RENT. sls.5oo. PRICE. $4,000.
rnent house. n stores and 5 and 8
rooms. RENTS. s12.5oo. PRICE.
$4,000.
Fine large Broadway corner ele-
70 rooms; great future. RENTS,
S51 900. PRICE, $4,000.
Fine corner 9-story elevator apart
rnent house, to rooms: good loca-
ton. RENTS. $4,000. PRICE.
Choice Of great bargains in tax
payers and apartment houses In
bronx, Send for particulars.
Also . large number of other bar
10 business buildings 1t viii pay
Changes What do you want7 What
have you for sale or exchange?
H.T. WOOD, 220 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
WE YOUNG MEN OF FIFTY

OUR fathers were born around the
City Hall, Park Place, Chambers
Street, Reade Street and William
Street Or in that neighborhood.
ON Sunday afternoons they drove up
Broadway to Contoit's Gardens,
near Howard Street. That was a trip
to the Country. AS far as Yonkers is
tor us today
WE were born in the eos, sos or 40's,
which was then uptown Central
Park was just beginning to be a real
Park. Broadway, or as it was then
called THE Boulevard" above 5oth
Street, was Country lane Manhat-
tanville Q25th Street, was then out in
the Country
WE went to the theatres on Broad
way at Great Jones Street, 14th
Street and later dates up as far as 32nd
Street. The Standard theatre was at
Sind Street and Broadway, where
Gimbels' store now stands.
WE have seen Broadway develop
from 23rd Street to 181st Street.
To-day theatre is building at 18lst
Street and Broadway.
WE have seen Tho Bronx grow from
farms to City If 100000 people,
WE have seen lots around 59th Street
and Broadway increase in value
from $4,000 to $25O,OO0.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
MT. VERNON
MT. VERNON
Real Homes cTssy S"Sys,n a.a H"nvenis%t- mdn,t
AT MOUNT VERNON. " "
Anders0nRealtyC0., NJ. M1.Is1non'Y"S M:K. nsSSt It.
AONKERS

WE SPECIALIZE In Westminster County
properties OF every descriptions Houses
from $7.000$ 900 II. w. SULLIVAN,
290 South Broadway. Yonkers. N. Y.
Phone $3.50.
BARGAIN, $8.5OO.-1O o room modern house
very conveniently located residential
section, South Yonkcrs VAN NESS BROS.
sos South Broadway Phone 257.
SOUTH NONkEKS-S room dwelling. all
improvements, handy TO subway and
stations; nv" cent fare zone $500. 10
room dwelling. all improvements. same
section. price 80. 900. William A. Thomson,
Radford building. Phone 1919 Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
BOROUGH OF 0ROOKI.YN
BEST IN RICHMOND HILL

seven room house; plot sox1oo; latest i'm
piovements $500.
Six rooms, parouet. electricity. steam. en-
ciosed porch. tiled bath. So. 900
Sl1 roonls. mo0epn, AOXlOO. garnye. To-
s.rtcted $500
The above houses we're built Just before tho
high cost OF construction, consequently are
better and much below Tho market value.
XEvVX 1875 Liberty ave- at Lefferts.
1>A~AN Telephone Richmond Hill 1886
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
MT. kISCO

AN ACKE-12 room Colonial house. with
village water. sewer. etc. fine garden
and beautiful shade trees: good barn;
paved street; good ncfg hborhood. convent
ent TO schools. Immediate posscssion'
Price $500. Terms.
CARPENTER e. pELTON Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
PORT CIIIcSTEI

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, all modern improve
mcnts. garage. lot b0xl00. good location,
40 minutes from Grand Central; price
$500. THE OLlVENE- -GAlNEY AGENCY
PORT Chester n Y
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
TARRYTOWN

FOR RENT. furnished or unfurnished,
modern Groom house. garage, largc
plot overlooking Hudson River. unfur-
nlshnd. $50 per month; furnished terms
arranged. NJ y. BARRY. Fnirview ave.
Telephone 40.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

FOR sALE+American basement house
reception. dining. living rooms four mas
,er bedrooms. solaruID, four baths. four
servants rooms Apply on premises. IS
Il 6sth St
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

80 ~ NlcHINERY AED TOOLS IN
s,sss"e1--<jn!Y J IA miles CRY limits Eoch
t.<, - IL Thin zc-Acrs farm, II level
izs.. ea'sncs pine and hard wopd seroorn
sss,,,sx xo>1 condition, barn. hog house and
u s,rsnfy houses, nics maple shade. Look
Es ~ 40. pan casn. corns ana 500
kHOEEY. East Fochester. r. II.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
UsrUKNIgHED APARTMENTS

III evk '-19 ~~s'--t- -'-'-lrs-' -r4 - o
a3xs.. ~ kAsT ,---BAchsior apartments.
40 III or nnforntshsd; large. sunny.
'. 'Ffirns zs74 risza
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03
10 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

- RFJh or MAfLfEt PEfvfIEfiH
s.ss,Noilr equipped once. including
4z.,sIs1n"f, tsisDhnns sGrvfcss: very reA-
rn'fs zbl. lt4G Efoad wsy
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Fine corner 9story elevator apart
rrent house to 8 rooms: good loca-
tion. RENTS. $4,000. PRICE,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

In Fift;es. West. near Fifth Ave-
nue.: private residence PRICE,
$4,000. Free and clear; easy terms;
chance.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Fine large Broadway corner ele-
Gator apartment house with stores:
10 5 rooms; great future. RENTS,
S5t 900 PRICE, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Near Broadway. 10th Street:
apartment house. and s rooms
RENT, $4,000. PRICE. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Near Broadway. s6th Street: apart
ment house. stores and and 8
bath. etc. RENTS. S11.3OO. PRICE,
SCI, 900. CLEAR INCOME, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Amsterdam Avenue. corner apart
uent house n stores and and 8
rooms RENTS, $12.500. PRICE,
x86 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-03

Choice OF great bargains in tax
payers and apartment houses in
Hronx, Send for particulars.