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New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Artist Plans Cooperative
Flat in West 55th St.
Walter Russell Buys Six Dwell
ings and Will Erect 9.Storv
Apartment on the Site

Walter Russell, the artist and build
er OF fine apartments, has bought
through Douglas L. Gilman & Co the
row of six houses at 10 to 12o West
Fifty-fifth Street from Ashbel n.
barney, comprising a plot 1OOx1O0.
which Mr.. Barney secured last January
by buying back 118 West Fifty-fifth
street from Mrs. G. L. Hart. to whom
he previously sold that dwelling.
The site will be the site of a nine
story cooperative apartment. The plot.
valued at $4,000, adjoins the four
story building Of the Mac cDowell Club,
which adjoins the former home of the
New York Athletic Club, on the corner
of Sixth Avenue.
Upper Park Avenue Sale
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for D.
Klenke the three story and basement
dwelling on lot 1S.8x88 at 1865 Park
Avenue, Just north of Ninety y-second
Street. The property adjoins extensive
holdings of George Ehret.
Ninth Avenue Property Sold
Bernard J. Foss has sold for the
Blehl Estate Corporation the store and
dwelling building at 476 Ninth Avenue,
on lot 24.Sx10O.
Sale in 136th Street
John H. Pierce has sold for Harry
baumann to client for occupancy the
three-story and basement dwelling at
25l West l36th Street, on lot 15x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Becker ExOnerates !
Hurl1bert of Fraud
In u. S. Contracts
French Senator Is Accused
of Corrupting Officials;
No Evidence Found. Says
Former N. Y. Investigator

PARIS, July Ex-senator Charles
Humbert, who Was acquitted in May by
court martial Of charge of having had
dealings with the enemy, came up for
final examination to-day on the ailega-
tion charging him with corrupting Of
ficials in the matter OF contracts in the
United States.
During the examination letter was
read from former Deputy Attorney
General Becker, = New York. WHO in
vestigated the charges in New York for
the French government. Mr.. Becker's
letter said no trace had been found in
banks or factories of any negotiations
or collusion with which Senator Hum
bert could be reproached.
The trial of Senator Humbert is a
phase of the prosecution Of those ac-
cused in connection with the defeat
ist" movement in France. The names
of HunAbert, Bolo Pacha and Caillaux
were mentioned in the disclosures made
by the French authorities, and all were
arrested.
When the evidence was unearthed
that sent Bolo Pacha to his death
Humbert was the owner Of lie Jour
nal" one OF the leading newspapers
of Paris, and vice president Of tho
Army Committee of the French Sem
ate. He was arrested in Paris on Feb
ruary 3. 1918. On March 20. 1918. he
was ordered by the Paris courts to
return to Bolo the 100000 francs used
to purchase lie Journal"
Humperl was accused of communi-
eating the contents of two documents
relative to the national defence IF the
enemy. but these charges vera dis
proved in an Investigation compieted
on January 10, 1919. On February 81
the Military Governor of Paris asked
that the Senator be prosecuted for
having used his influence to have the
army purchase certain airplane mo-
tors in which he was interested.
On March 81 Humbert, with three al
legged accomplices, was placed on trial
by court martial, charged with hav-
ing commerce with the enemy and was
acquitted.
An inquiry into the activities in New
York of Bolo Pacha disclosed that
Senator Humbert deposited with J. T.
Morgan e. Co. $4,000. said TO have
come from Germany by way Of Bolo.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

S37-S4l, store and part
basement; Broadway Improvement Co 10
Samuel I; kurshan ct al, 1896 President
st, brooklyn. y years from Nov /. 1919
atty, j II Denenholz, 200 Broad
way ..::...:........ $4,000 to SIS 900
DEL LANCEY ST. S6-S6i2 Orchard st. lis
Eliz L Petrie to Saml and Jennie Katz,
on the promises; 7 yrs fl May /. 1922;
atty, Daniel Drangie. 90 Rivington
CLINTON ST. 6. str and cellar; Jno
Filter and ano to Max Silber. 20 Granite
st, Bklyn: yrs fr Aug /. 1919: atty.
Harold l. kunstler. 149 Rivingtoli
GREENWICH ST, 3s7-91; North Moore st.
SO, all; Coastwise Warehouses to Inde-
pendent Warehouses, 14O Bway; Fl July
s.. 1919, to May /, 1925; yrs renew at
18TH ST, 4l5-2 W. W 4. lst f and the
"a fl; Hencken Realty Co to Wm Il
Wheeler, 4i5 w 10Th st; 10 yrs fr Aug
!, 1919; atty, Jno L. O'Brien. 115 Broad
5TH AV, s 3oth st. Holland House,
all the furniture. etc. Holland House CO
to VIM w Stevenson, IA 5th av, and
Geo G Brown. 4s2 4th av; u yrs; attys,
Baldwin Ii, 27 Pine st; 30 per cent
w
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Small Homes the Demand
Of Brooklyn Realty BUYER:

l. Salzberg has sold for M. Katz to
D. Salwen plot 40x100 on the north
side of Forty-eighth Street, 12O feet
east of Fifteenth Avenue.
Hearn 1908 and 1910 Kings Highway.
two tenement buildings with stores, to
Joseph Webster for investment, and
for the Kroslow Construction Company
1910 and 1918 Kings Highway, two
three-story buildings with stores and
apartments, to Ida Kahn for invest
ment
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov have
sold $40 East Tenth Street, Fatbush,
a two-family house, on plot 3Ox10O.
The Meister Builders have sold 837
Seventy y-second Street, two-family
for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
CITATIONS

YORK BY TIE CRAZE oF GoD
To Hsber r. bishop. Frsncls G. Bishop.
James G. Bishop, ogden NJ. Bishop. Mary
c. Bishop. Elizabeth 7; Hartman, her-
let b Lan,sr Edith - Taylor. Harriet
he last will and testament of Alexander
j. Paterson. deceased Hebcr II. Bishop.
James duane Psil bishop. Mary G pea
body, Augusta II sigourney. Nathalie IL.
Choate, .Muriel Bishop Abisail u Bishop.
Mary Boeon. Reeinsld a 'raylor' Fran
Is Taylor Marian Taylor. Edith Tay ur
Mabel " bishop' Gertrude feil illsheP
B Arnold hrd 20 an persons Interested as
creditors, iofatr's. noNf nf kin nr other.
v, wise m ise estate ~ hE1ER II
blSii0f. DECEASED who a. thc ilii~ - lls
death Vas resident 81 10. ksi Nlfh
Avenue. ~ tA' 1ny, County and state Il
New Yofs. send sreethng
siding at Mount kisco Westchsstsr County.
New York Y. and Francis s. Hrhop
resid,ns ,,is at Mount kiseo. westchesIsr
You and zach ~ YOU sr- hereby cited
to show caane sefse tiss snrreg ates'
te9r' ,,,4 ~ . Now YORK county. held - ~
York. N the l6fh day - Septr,aho, iats
At n"t past ten o'clock In the fortrs',..
,nks ~ N"H'r IHtll and Francis r.
hlsh" Y aa surviving trustees und.f 81.
l.@Hi NiI ana TEST cnf 81 said HrhD,
u bishop deceased ~ the s,Vc,ss t,,,.,.
ny SAID viii rrsAtta for the h.nent -
fsh~t h4saor. Francis a hlshop lan,~.
. Bishop ogden N fishop. Msrv r.
nish"p. Harriet i.nnier Falte X
IAsipt. Elizabeth r Hartman. Narrse, "a
Afnola aud Alexander J pagefsun .houl,,
not he ivdlt.aliN settled and Allowed
IN TFsTiMoNy WHEREOF We has.
caused tue srel ~ tho surros ssss
Court of the said County ~ Nex
,.,nin - 10 lerrunto AFFIXED
NllNESs HpNpkAniE nc JOHN y co
"a rartoresn - oa.
seia county, a. tht County ~
lsea'l Naw ,ofa tho gBsi day ~ tvi,.
~ tho year of cur iota an.
thousand nine hundred aud nine
teen ~ '''''
DANIEL Z DowDNry
'lsrh ~ the Surrosstas ceus,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Lis Pendens
Manhukt~r

WEST END AV. X o cor SID ST. 2o.5xloo;
AmAliu Goridt agt Wildhart Realty ca
ct I'll, foreclosure Of mtge; attys. Forster
Hotaling II klenke,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ESQ. Frederick II
Ryan agt Vauxhall Realty Co, specific
performance, attys McCombn a. Ryan.
I'D AV. 9ib. Ernest r Ayrault agt Solomon
~ Hershneld ct al, foreclosure OF mtg0;
atty, E Conway.
0sTH ST. y r. 100 IT I'd av. s7.Sxl00 and
two actions; Clergymen's Retiring Fund
Society Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In the u agt Rachnei j Brown
ct al, foreclosure OF two mtgcs; atty, j
" Vspicott
Bronx
AUSTIN PLACE. e n, 37.6 l4Tth 81. a7sx
100, Maiden Lane Savings Bank ngt
Henry Weber et al. foreclosure Of mtge;
nttYs. Windes 4 1Iouzpr,
LONHTELLOW AV, n. 1879 18TH st.
26xlo0; Katherine King 81 VI aE< May
sarnoH ri AL foreclosure of mtgc; atty
II
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

+ Frsy 3A e. bq9 r fsssS s
GREENwIcH ST, 2s. 7-14 parts; Regina Regina
ilton pl; atty, ] G Israel, $50 Broad nli
114TH ST. IS W; mtg $4,000; N Title 4
S! assY 4 y Tis Mtg Co. IS isa hTess q
llsTH ST, rs y; Morris Aron to '1'HGe Title
r, Gnar 4 Trust Co, 17s Broadway. ss 900
afsnMH ST. to hrea All %'f Z s4SSsm afo
10Th st; attys. kurzman Frank 25
4TH ST sT, sss-ss E mtg now $1,000: Benz seuJ
! Lipschitz to Hilda sBraunstein. 1445
Carroll st; Bklyn; attys. Lurie & F, 20O
MAD1SoN Av. 25th st; mtg $500 soo lHq
$ Hyde, 10 " 47th st; attys, Harris q
5srH ST. s1s M hro4"Way 81 mtg si4 joo ri,e Gusl
Trust Co to CitS Real Hstate Co. l7d
44TH ST, sc7 d; mtg ,lo.ooo chas !
sno, cnmmnnn' an tr and ano' trustees and md
1871 aTf ST. 81 o. s. IS broadway; IaMysre ss e9s
Panama; atty, l. N Co, 80 Liberty
1s2D ST, COL 500 e; Louise Booss to Norti
Side Savings Bank; stty, Gutquci
WALTON AV, 1928; city Neal Estate Co s,VV' t'
Title Guar & Trust Co. 176 Bway; atty
Title Guar Trust Co, 176 Bway sac. O0(
18TH ST. 800 p; Title Guar 6 Trust Co &c
Jas Trowbrdge: atty. Title Guar &
Trust Co. l76 Bway. ............ SOC
155TH ST. 400 T., Jas A Trowbridge te
Angela M Casale, 2old LIST ay; atty
ST AIMS Av s. rs n ls5th st. 2Sxioo
Frieda Beckert to Hedwig Hnrtjen
aopl briggs av; atty, IL Bloch, %
rAIls] SIssau sT 81 ,css Pauline 800
Saml Zirinsky. 81 E ssth st. atty. TIL.
Guar Trust Co. l76 Hway y.......s 81
2l7Tli ST. 1929 +, Theresa G La Aiarts l.
Mtchl Durrenberger. 1856 Webster nv
atty. Title Quar- & T Co. l7s Bway o. 90,
LONGFELLOW Av, 1914; l7sd NJ Realty
: Co to Sterling Holding Corpn ga9 Bwav,
attys, Gettner, A, 2ss Bway. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Champion Rifle Shots
To Defent. Itonors Here

CALDWELL, N. j., July 2s The
A. Il. F. rifle team which was victori
Gus at the Inter Allied tournament
at lie Mans, France, will arrive hore
tomorrow to prepare for the national
rife matches on the navy range. AN
gust !. This team not only won first
place against the rihemen of Canada.
France, Italy, Rumania, Greece and
Portugal. but won the first eighteen
places in the individual championship
matches.
The Rumannns, who were coached
by the Americans for victory over
italy. presented to the Americans "A
trophy to be shot for annually y: A.
e. +. veterans.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Oscar Straus and Lellar
To Visit u. S. i'm Spring
Composers of WALT Dream
and Merry Widow" Hope 10
Conduct New Operas Here

VIENNA, July 2S (By The Associated
Press Oscar Strauss. the Viennese
light opera composer, is organizing a
tour of the United States for himself and
a number of Austrian composers. among
them Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kal-
man, and singers. 1t is the purpose of
Straus to begin the tour next spring if
passports are obtainable.
We want to conduct our own operas
and show the people of the United
States that we have culture here worth
reserving, despite the wars ravages, "
said Straus day.
Oscar Straus, who must not be con-
founded with the waltz king" John
Strauss, or with the great "modernist"
composer and conductor, Richard
Strauss, is one of the most popular
Niennese composers of light operas
He was born in that city in 1870 and
was student Of Herman Graedener
there and of Max Bruch in Berlin. His
first opera, The Merry Niblungs," ;"
was produced in 1905 The best known
Of his works here is THE Waltz
Dream" which was produced in New
York about dozen years ago.
Franz Lehar is Hungarian COM
poser and conductor, bonn in 1870 and
trained in music ct Prague. He has
written many light operas, the most
familiar Of which to this public is "The
Merry Widow" which had great
vogue here some years ago. 1t was
written in 1905. ''The Count of Lux
emberg," "Gipsy Love" and "Alone at
Last" have also been performed in this
country
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Jersey Factory at Auction

The, fully equipped industrial plant
owned and operated by the C. & C.
Electric and Manufacturing Company
at Garwood, N. j., is to be sold at auc-
tion by Joseph P. Day on Monday, Au-
gust 4. on the premises, at 10 noon.
The sale is to be held under the direc-
ton of the United States Court for the
District Of New Jersey. The plant is
located on the main line of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, Immediately
adjoining the railroad station. 1t is
served by two railroad sidngs. The
ground comprises five acres and the
buildings have 10000 feet of floor
space.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Bonwit, Teller & Co.
Buy Adjoining Property
Get Purdy Estate Dwelling in
East 38ah St. and Plan Ex.
tensiye Alterations

Bonwit, Teller & Co.'S need for
larger quarters for their executive de-
partment has led to the purchase from
the l. Harson Purdy Estate, Albert
Tross and the New York Trust Com
pany, trustees, Of the five-story dwell
ing on lot 25x100, at Ia East Thirty
eighth Street.
The property, which will be altered
extensively, adjoins the ten-story
Scribner building at 10 and 12 East
Thirty-eighth Street, leased by Bonwit,
Teller & Co. a few years ago to take
care of business expansion in the large
store at Fifth Avenue and Thirty
eighth Street. This is the first pur-
chase in fee by the merchants, who
now occupy a frontage of 275 feet, ex-
tending easterly from the Fifth Ave
nue. corner. The house has been owned
by the seller since 1883. Pierre Van
Arsdale, who negotiated the Scribner
building lease, was the broker in the
present transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Greenwich Savings Bank
Sells Fifth Ave. Loft
Disposes of history Building
at 10th St. Corner, Held
= at 100000

The thirteen-story store and loft
building at IS Fifth Avenue, northeast
corner of Sixteenth Street. has been
sold by the Greenwich Savings Bank
through Andrew F. Gilsey.
Inc property fronts fifty feet on
Fifth Avenue, 142 feet on Sixteenth
Street and has an "L" 25x43, contain !
ing about S,400 square feet. The prop
erty was held at 5000 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Get Suites on East Side

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 115 East Eighty-second Street
to Miss Hortense Clark, to G. J. Stock
ley and to Mrs. w. H. Young. This
practically completes the renting of
the building, of which the construction
work has just started. Also leased
apartments at 256 Lexington Avenue to
Mrs. B. L.. Walker; at East Seventieth
Street to W. H. Goresbeck Fowler; at
21 East Eighty Street, to Ed
ward A. Nellis; at 144 East Fifty sixth
Street, to Mrs. W. R. Kirkland; at 81
East Seventy-second Street to DR.. Al
fred Braun, and at 3O5 Lexington Ave
nue. to Mrs. A. C. Bell.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Sale in West 9th Street

Manheimer Brothers have sold for H
P. Ripley to client the four-story
building at 213 West Twenty-seventh
Street, on lot 20x1O0. :
Physician Sells 13oth Street House
John H. Pierce has sold for DR..
William Logan to William L. johnson
for occupancy ia West 130th Street,
three-story and basement stonefront
dwelling, on lot 16.8x1OO.
House in West 1wenty-fifth Street Sold
The j. w. May Company has sold to
a client of P. j. Ryan the four-story
and basement house at 313 West Twen-
ty-fifth Street, on lot 24x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Holland House, on Fifth Ave.,
Rented on PrOfit-Sharing Plan

New interests have taken over the
Holland House, at the southwest corner
Of Fifth Avenue and Thirtieth Street.
According to papers filed yesterday,
William W. Stevenson and William w.
Brown, of this city, have leased the old
hotel from the Holland House Company
for period OF six years and three
months at rental based on the net
profits derived from the operation of
the hotel under Stevenson and Brown.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Astoria Dwellings Sold

Minor L. Platt has sold for Rudolph
Bruer she property at 656 to 662
Crescent Street, between Jamaica Ave
nue. and Broadway, Astoria, Long ISL
and City.
The property has frontage of 100
feet on Crescent Street and is 248
feet deep, and is improved with two
dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
8 Laon Informers,
? Women, Sentenced
To Death as Traitors

PARIS, July 28.-Sentences were de-
livered this evening in the case known
as the "Laon informers" after a trial
of more than sixty days. OF the twen-
ty-eight persons accused eight were
condemned to death, two of them wom-
en-. Three others were condemned to
death by default. SIX were acquitted
and the remainder received sentences
of from, one to twenty years impris-
onment.
The charge against the accused was
denouncing compatriots to the Ger
man authorities during the occupa-
tion of Laon. In many cases the hid
ing places of French soldiers who had
escaped the German advance were
pointed out, with the result that a
large number of the soldiers were exc
cuted.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Sells Staten Island Estate

Moffatt & Schwah have sold for
William H. Durkee his residence at
the junction of Fingerboard Road and
Glove Avenue, Grasmere, S. l., to Ed
win Smith. The property has front
age, OF 125 feet on Fingerboard Road
and runs back to the lake.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

THIRD Av, & c b4th st, 25x11o; Alche
mist Realty Corpn, EOS w 18th st, to
schorsch,. ss w s7th st; atty Fredk
Lese. 35 Nassau st; April 23. 1918 SIS, OOC
SAME PROPERTY: same to same atty
same; Oct 1S, 1918. SO, ,o0C
10TH ST. 14s W; Israel g. Fannie Lebo:
Sts Sa ,sS 5 Arnis Awas an Dm9nd 90 s
10TH ST, n s. 165 g 9TH av, 2ox1oo.11
Henry D La Coste to the Equitable Life
T g. T Co. 100 Bway; Sept 8, 1901. 81 Q. .oOt
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Trading in Apartments
Feature of Realty Market
Two Twelve-Story Flats i'm West End Avenue Among
Those Sold; One at Ninety-ninth Street and
the Other at Eighty-ninth Street, ON Corners

The sale of two twelve story spart-
ment houses on West End Avenue cor
ners was the feature Of the real estate
market yesterday.
Bvrne & Bowman sold for the No. S0S
West End Avenue Company, Samuel
Eiseman president, to the Arrow Hold
ing Corporation, Frederick Brown
president, the Allendale, at the north
east corner of West End Avenue and
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
suRRo1ATLs' NOTICES


PLATki' LE0N-iN PURSUANCE or
an order OF Honorable John - Cenalsn
surrogate of the County or New Yors
Notica ~ hereby given to all persons Is~
ing claims against Lcon iiatky, late Of tns
county OF Now NoiN. dvteAsrd to pts.snI
me same, with vouchers thereof In tne
subs fiDer. at tho uih,~ Nf "a hitsai8a a
fifA k"r, her Attorney. at No. ~ William
reet. IN tho buinuEh ~ Manhattan IN
GUY OF New York. etata Of New Yark
o' tore the lSth day OF November
next
Ai'd. New York, the 18th day Of MAY.
1913.
ANNIE PLArkv. Aaminlstrats,,
WHiIEslbE sfNYkNR Attornsys
Tor AdminlstteiriA. of'i,> and p o.
Address - William street Bor.us \
81 Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE ~ An ORDER oa AMY
OhAbi * JOHN y CuHAlAN, sa,rre
gate of ihe County ~ New YORK, SoylCh /,
hereby given 10 al pefraea having aims
sRailsI htNJAM1N 4 Nil-LlAMa - -
the tounty ~ New fofk deoaa ssd IN ul assn
the same villa NosVlrrs thereof go me sue.
sciiheIs 81 tha cf'lcr os Joseph Van ylNek
a., NO III tth Avenue. in tha CITY Of Nsw
nsat "e"s'
Dated, New York. the 18th day Of Febru.
HERbnRr ID. BROWN,
.OsEin VAN Nl-Eck, JR.
NNcutCrn
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
More Space for Insurance
Agents Association

Charles B. Van Valen has leased at
95 William Street additional space to
the National Association of Insurnce
Agents. The association now has about
double the space it took when moving
from Boston little more than a year
ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

lS5D ST. asa w Louis Park ast Edw !
Lawson, owner, Jasper Albright, con.
ATTORNEY ST 60, Abraham Bermsn 'v ", ~,
Margaret A. Hamilton Estate owner. :,
Miller and B, Weissman and Gabriel
S"ldner, contractors. ........., aas Ak
10TH ST "a w. Louis Goldman apt ga
tate OF Henry NJ Greenbarx owner
Esther Greenberg. owner and contractor
Henry d. Greenherg, contractor .t9ss {.
Bronx
169TH ST, ESQ II; Morris GeiHstein as,
JACOB hondelman, owner; International
Fixture Co.. contractors SiAa 0o
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Rents Pell Wesfbury Estate

The Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration has leased for Mrs. H. Hag-
gerty. Pell her large country house at
Westbury, L. L., on the north side of
the Jericho Turnpike, to John Sanford,
OF New York and Amsterdam, N. Y, for
the summer season.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
PEEKSKILL, N. Y.

BUNGALOWS, hot water system, hard
wood floor, nearly new, all modern i'm
prevents: $500. Other houses from
$500 to $500. minutes to village.
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. extra toilet,
electric light hot water heat, hardwood
floors thro ug hout Hudson River view; ga
rage; 5ox146; short walk OF depot; $500,
terms.
A VERY PRETTY PLACE. AZ acres;
owner must sell. due to employment else
where; attractive house. z rooms and bath.
modern tnpts.: outbuildiqgs fruit; $4,000.
GOOD PAYING FARM, 125 acres OF the
finest, farming land in Westchester Co..
10 room house. outbuiidings ETC.; unsur-
passed view of surrounding country;
$4,000. terms
HANDSOME GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE, "a
acres. near Lake Mohegan; house, IA
rooms baths. all impts.; all kinds of
fruits; sunken flower garden. ETC.: 100000.
ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS, 1. rooms,
baths, all tmpts.. garage. cars; heat
ed; fruits garden. etc; corner, 66x136;
one Of the finest residential districts
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY ESTATE. 80
acres large house. ideal for residence,
school or sanitarium: large old shade trees,
fruits garden. lawn. etc.: $4,000. one
100 ACRES, 10 rooms, 8 baths; ono cot
ssge or rooms, bungalows. garage for
cars and all other outbuildings: frutts :
OF AL kinds; $4,000. terms to suit
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Emma III. Haskell Rents
Home i'm East I'D Street

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
estate of Emma H. Haskell, to W.
Taylor Middleton the four story and
basement dwelling at 4S East Seventy
second Street.
Samuel III. Martin has leased for
Susie Scott Hall the dwelling at 1913
West Sixty-tlfth Street, to Robert j.
and Edward J. McVickers.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to B. A.
Farmingdale the four story dwelling at
1855 West Fiftieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS foR FVRNlsniNa coAi-.
>, once ~ Assistant Purchasing orfic@,.
Ahslna hsh Road Co,NpanA q Ntato
H'feet, New York July f.Hd. 1879 SEATED
rrepesals Will he received =, fhis efi /.
lAtn ~ o'rinoN NOON. August 4th. lsta tor
iuthisni"s 10 tho Panama Rau Road ,o,,.-
pany SAINT Ht tumlnuus coal ie a.'',,s 90 s'','
WIN terms and conditions sot forth ~,
circular No. p sfs Blanks ana sun' n
ww'",s'on may be obtained at this etnre
pfhcsr. ''f'""AAs
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Investor Buys i'm 7th Ave.

William A. White & Sons have sold
for an investing client the property
1925 Seventh Avenue, five-story build
ing with stores, on plot 25x100. The
property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29

.ci Honorable JOHN I ,0ns't< ss-,ssss.
10 10 AZ .snm .,s.on. g Sss York slgs = hereby gI'sa
NICE late ~ the County ~ Nes Nurh drorased n
n,nsn .a,n vac sane Win 'enrhsss fhsrref to tito sub
ssss.iper Al t's placs Of uRrseeins bisesy M Eai
Flh Avenue, Borough ef M.Ahaitsh Ia tRe vi,y u
n.' mSw fnrh Q" e, before the istn day of October
,,,.. pANkfns rNt ar CoNirASy' Esecutsr
WHITE CASE Attorneys for Executor IA wan
STREET Now Yofh Clu.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Schneider Estate Sells
House i'm l4lst Street

The estate of Anna Schneider has
sold the two fve-story apartments, each
on plot 35x100, at 576 and $50 East
141st Street, to Catherine r. Meincke.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

IL New Jamaica Houses
to 9 rooms, restricted neighborhood, all
modern improvements. Completed in
two weeks. Would cost 81, 900 more if
built now. F. l.. Ferguson, IS Orange st.,
Brooklyn Tel. Main 1876.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-29
Moore, wigman & Co., Inc.
I0l South Division ST.,
PEEkSKILL, n. Y. TEL. 222.
See These-Colonial Heiohts

stucco Colonial 5 rooms, 2 baths.
Frame Colonial rooms 2 baths
Weathered stone. 10 rooma. baths
All have garages. Colonial Heights 1,
westchester's ideal villa colony 800 feet
elevation; free from mosquitoes and mala-
"a; highly restricted: over 30 houses; all
Only 80 minutes from Grand Central.
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TASkER HALSTED REALTY CO.
~ Nassau ST. Beekman $500.