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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-06-06
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rendering q strict and accurate ac-
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We have been making lots of Ely
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5 H 0 P W 0 R K

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-06-06

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better kinds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
ROD AND GUN NEWS

happen will happen even though II never
do %r nsPP'1 I. Il Ms ssDpen.d sH.lp.a
bring back Nthe Ocean city cup. Club sec.
rotary. Good disposition Has a channel
bass button and youngSter that pulls h.
Jacob zlmmerman = Plumber. Dog
catcher. Convicted Of hitting channel
strawberries with cream in midwinter. Has
a reol that sounds like a coffee null.
Ng MPs 'e Ssh IN Sstn tuS Clever fisher
woman OF literary attainments.
ID. Bushrod James, NJ. D.-club stur-
takes his hat on TO the president of tho
club Expert diagnostician. Has son
thSt is rS chip on the old block ,..,o-
Crack caster. Member OF Ocean City cup
team. Bait chaser, Ash'stant weighmas-
can now AFFORD tobacco.
Wayne T. Kliiian. NJ. D.--chairman Of
e sp committse. sonssird: In
practise singing without being annoyed
by the neighbors, Member of our quartet:
Winds the clubhouse clock and turns on
oscar II. Beis-Yarn king tteStiie)
Talented hand shaker. Won prize for
catching fish with spoon. A favorite
photograph half tone shows hand fed
targon; ,a,, ., NJ.
our members In all kinds OF ways Al
WAYS on the lookout.
erman and two good sons In the service
as officers. Hos jolly good fellow.
Capt. C. L. Nickerson-keeps the ocean
from burning up. President founder and
sole member OF the Society for the Extin-
gushing of Fire In Aqueous Places. Cap
tain Of coast guard station at South
Ocean City,
Henry s. Hazlett--Yarn spinner (ver-
bail. Fish captivAtor Believes in the
| League of Nations and the Delaware
| River bridge between Philadelphia and
Camden that has been talked about since
1919. Deals in coffee extracts.
william E. Massey-President OCEAN
! City Title and Trust Company. Metho-
| dist Nifty dresser. Always wears the
| latest style. Hard worker for Ocean City.
Sells real estate. Raises a lot Of money
| for charitable and religious purposes.
| Father of william, Jr., the athlete.
New York, July %. OCEAN CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Loft Sales Feature Of Market
Brown Buys in 18th St.
al West 21st st. Sold.
BUYS NO. 445 BROADWAY
Jos. Shenk Takes The Rodna
sind st. John Apartments
Big Deal at Edgemere.

The real estate pendulum swung back
again yesterday to loft building proper
ties. particularly those in the old shop
ping district below Twenty-third street
Frederick Brown, who has traded
actively in this section for some time,
was agian q buyer. From 1. Randolph
and Everett Jacobs no took the eleven
story loft building at II and 10 West
seventeenth street, on a plot 55x100. The
property was acquired by the sellers
at auction last November and was valued
at s265.ooo.
1t Is a modern fireproof structure. with
stores. and contains a 100 per cent.
sprinkler system. II was cash trans
action above the mortgage. Byrne a
Bowman were the brokers. Stoddard
4 Mark and Julius H. zieser were the
attorneys
Another buyer was the Burden Realty
Company, of which Kenneth c. Newman
In president. Mr.. Newman has alsU
traded extensively with banks and mort
Eage companies which have obtained
properties of this kind through fore
closures Through the Brown, wheeloclS
Company, successors to the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles s. Brown Company, Mr..
Newman's company bought the seven
story loft building at IL West Twenty
hrst street from the Seamen's Bank for
saving. The structure is on a plot 25x
100 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

TINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Margaret NJ Freney at ss4
linton avenue. e94 feet south Of 165th
street, a two story house. on lot 19.11x
100
BRONX STREET-Robert e. Farley
/ Organization leased for Alonzo Maf-
faucle factory space in his building on
Bronx street to A. v. Victorious of
White Plains
COMMONWEALTH AvENUE-John A.
Steinmetz sold for w. Wiley to J.
Schlmeyer 1898 Commonwealth avenue.
two story dwelling with garage. 5ox
100.
FOREST AvENUE-John A. Steinmetz
sold for A. H. to S. Kroue s75 Forest
avenue. a two story dwelling with
store.
EAST 1s4TH STREET - Joseph G..
Abramson sold to Abraham Rosen s67
East 1S4th street, near the Concourse,
a new law five story apartment house,
S0x40. showing a rental of over $4,000.
and held at $4,000. Geisler & Mo-
reno we're the brokers.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-The Ben
enson Realty Company bought from
William Keorner two flve story new
law apartment houses. each on a pot
50x100, accommodating fifty families
and renting for $4,000.
HAVEMEYER AvENUE-Harry Levy
sold to Mr.. Silverman the two family
dwelling 912 Havemeyer avenue for
his occupancy
BRADHURST AvENUE-Shaw & Co
sold for the estate of Elizabeth w.
Whitlock ct 35 Bradhurst avenue a
three story and basement dwelling on
plot 1sx70 to James Miller, who will
make extensive alterations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26

is2D ST, N g. 500 sth av. 2oxssi1--
Frank Wolfe TO Farmers Loan a 7 Co.
20 William 81, and Mary NJ Everard,
exrs and trus James Eyernrd. May %.
1915; attys, Geller. r a II, ~ Exchange
'isT ST : = i, az s, Az; sS :, Rsei
EB Levy, 8 50 " s,d .t ~. :. $4,000
ana Cath Murray to Carl W b purk-
Isis; atty. Louis H zocher. isiI Lex Is
an Nv. cor SIN st, a5.ixioo.joSn Il
PEPPER to Peter Doeissr Brew co, 4o7 q
S ssin st. 'Sns i Broad rsty' osFsssse
18th ST, z42 E--Clara Frances Mund, zSs
L 49th st, TO Joseph Il Hogan, 22l u 4sth
ct. June 4, 1913; atty. O q CO, ddS
BFo$bwAy.,,, VIZ i;,,tl q, runs '
c CO, "a William st. Dec 50, 1908;
attys. Kendall a Herzog. ~ Wilnliaaamn
asTH sT. ass E.Raehel and Jacob Volt
g David Keller July 5. iss4-attys,
NJ s a 1 s 1saacs, So William st. $4,000
i7sD ST, ms 2l2e ST Nicholas az, s7.sx
100-Frank Schlitt TO Nettie Swan,
Aug /, 1910; atty, Title Guar q 7 Go;
WEST END iv. sii.caroliine & ana Ed ESe
MAJ d so Sspst NJ NAY 'q r. isi s, T
Thompson. v a F, 3 Wall st. $4,000
charles Il Corey 10 Francis 3 Phraner.
exr will Car NJ Hitchcock. Dec /. 1883;
atty; & Go. 17e Bway. .ss. 900
STH AV, T. 49.e 42d 1T. 24.tx55--John
and d and NJ Huneke to BERNARD Karsch,
Sept 5. 1905; atty. Louis Wendell 21I
ssD 81. ESQ W. Barbara popper to Jerome Jerome
J Danxig. IS Central Park W, May ~
1911; atty, c A Kallsk. 60 Wall st. 50. Ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Spear & Co. have leased the store,
basement and sub-basement at 5y3
Broadway, to Lewis & Bashlow. jobbers
in hosiery and underwear: the store.
basement and sub-basement at Sal
Broadway, to Hayman Benowitz. for a
term of years: to ID. L. Davis, weissman
Company, west half of first loft at 1873
to 141 West Twenty-frst street Sec
ond loft at 2a East Seventeenth street
10 Katz & Lesser: the eleventh floor at
80 to 46 West Twentieth street to Cres-
cent Leather Goods Company second
floor at 343 to 347 West Twenty-sixth
street to Floyd Y. Keller for a term Of
years: the third loft at and West
Twenty second street to Adolf Newman.
and the entire eleventh floor at s26 and
S2S Broadway to Pickett Headwear Com
pany.
Apnes &. Co. leased to the Acoutiscope
Corporation the top floor at 249 West
Forty-second street, and the top floor at
1875 West Twenty-sixth street for term
OF years to Leon Greenberg: also the
fourth floor at IS West Thirty-ninth
street, to the International Jig Saving
Products Company, Inc. for period OF
three years.
Henry Hof leased for a long term OF
years to Lorian w. Young the entire
four story building at 214 East Fcrtieth
street. The building will be altered and
used for the manufacture and show
room of interior lighting fixtures; also
the loft at 1853 East Thirty-eighth street
to Tecumseh Tile Company. and in con-
junction with Tannenbaum & Straus the
entire FIRST loft at 15S East Twenty
seventh street to the Dandy Line Hat
Company.
]. b. English leased the three uppS'
lofts at ISL Seventh avenue to Thomas
]. Hills for a term of years.
E. & 7. Garage Company leased from
the trustees of st. Patrick's Cathedral
the plot, 175x2o6.s. ct 4o5 to AIT East
Eleventh street, through to 404 to 4l6
East Twelfth street, 100 feet east OF First
avenue, for ten years, with option re-
newals for thirty-two years. The lessee
will erect a one story garage to cost
SOS, 900.
L. L. philips & Co. leased to Harry
". Kohn the store in 1915 Broadway !:
to Charles PETROL store in 1908 Broad
way. and to Herman Gruber the store
In 56S West 16sth street and space In
11AS 81 Nicholas avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26

more Court, at 541 West Hath street,
six story elevator apartment house,
1osx100. S. Rosen was the broker
AVENUB-BernardG Good
man, n client Of Spier q Bartlett,
bought t10 Lexington avenue and will
alter into bachelor apartments of two
rooms and bath, contract for which
has been let to ]. II. Newman & Co.
for completion by October 1.
EAST SEvENTY-NINTH STREET =
Foote 4 Martin sold los East Seventy
ninth street. a four story dwelling,
20x1022.
WEST 18TH STREET-The 100 West
142d Street Corporation sold to n MIR.
Federman $50 West 159th street, a
I've story apartment house. 75x100.
between Audubon and ST. Nicholas
avenues.
WEST 18TH sTREET--charles SHIN
mer has sold 1872 West 139th street, a
five story fiat, on a lot 26x100. be-
tween Lenox and Seventh avenues.
JUMEL PLACE.. Warren Harden
burgh sold the plot. 1oox9o. on the
east side OF Junfel place, lao feet
north OF 167th street.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-Jacob NJ.
Keller bought for cash from David
Pasinsixy the i've story double nat at
1871 st. Nicholas avenue, on plot 31xS7.
Mrs. N. Bennett and J. Anthony Mi
mott were the brokers.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET--The
four story dwelling at 20 West Forty
eighth street, Columbia leasehold. has
been sold by L. T. vanderhoef &c
Elizabeth ]. White. who plans TO alter
II into smaller apartments. II Is ON a
lot 22x100.s
WEST FoRTY-NINTH sTREET-caro-
line o. Tolfree, tenant, purchased from
George K. Wood 81 West Forty-ninth
street, Columbia College leasehold. a
four story and basement dwelling
20x10O,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin, through their Pelham
office. have sold for DR.. II. II. Tyson his
large stone residence with garage to
Rod s. Huddleston OF Brooklyn. The
property was held at $4,000.
Thomas j. Good sold for the South
field, Point Company the house with
buildings located at Southheld Point,
Stamford, 70 Alfred F. Yohn OF New
York city. The purchase price was
$4,000.
C. NJ. Murdoch and Louis p. Miller
sold for Charles Drexel his house In
Larchmont to W. ]. Tiebout of New
York also large plot in Locust avenue
for J. Ross Collins to II. E Beardsworth,
who will start building next month.
Scarsdaie Estates Organization sold
for John w. Griffen his plot at Green
acres. Scarsdale. TO J. e. Dings Of New
York city.
r. e L. Howe, Jr., sold the Anna ID.
Fuchs residence. adjoining Greenacres
Hartsdale, 10 Florence b. Whitmore OF
White Plains, who will occupy it as a
| residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
JOS. sffENK BUYs THE RoDNA,

The Rodna. a seven story elevator
apartment house. 100x100, at 9S Morn
ingside- avenue. corner of 1870 street,
opposite Morningside Park. has been sold
by William H. and Elwood S. Bartlett
OF Atlantic City. N. j.. to the College
Holding Company. Joseph Shenk presi-
dent. The property, which was held at
100000. had not changed ownership for
over twenty years. Porter & Co.. were
the brokers,
Mr.. .Shenlx also purchased from a SUBJ
sfdiary Of the Postal Life Insurance Com
pany the st. JOHN a six story elevator
apartment house. on a plot 66x100, at
Oil and 513 West 112th street. The
structure contains twenty-four apart
ments. rents for $40. 900, and was held at
S175.000. A. ]. Lilly negotiated the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders, Inc. sold at S35
Seventy-second street, Bay Ridge. a two
family house on a plot 25x100 to client
for occupancy.
Buckley & Horton Company sold at
2l9 De Kalb avenue, between Adelphi
and Clermont avenues, the three story
and basement dwelling. lot 20xSb, for
Sophie B. Dewey to client for invest
ment
The Brett & Goode Company sold for
Miss Emma L. Jannicky the building
at sc Hart street to H. w. Horeis.
Tutino Cerny sold for Anthony HUI
Der to Walter Cedar 6b4 Forty ninth
street, two story dwelling, and for
Mrs Addfe Painter to Mrs. Anna Lam
pen, 1857 seventy-fifth street. two
story dwelling.
Sam1h Galitzka and ]. Lacov have
sold for the Greater New York Develop
ment Company, TO a client for occupancy,
the dwelling, 50x100, at 1915 Avenue j.
Flatbusil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
HOWARD BEACH SALE TODAY,

Joseph T. Day will to-day offer al
auction on the premises 500 lots located
at Howard Beach. on Jamaica Bay, Bor-
ough of Queens. The property is twenty
minutes from the F'1atbush avenue sta
ton Of the Long Island Railroad. 1t is
also reached for cent fare via Lib
erty avenue elevated fulton street line
to Oxford avenue.
The sale viii be the first public offer.
ing OF lots at Howard Beach. where
more than 100000 has been expended
in improvements by the developers and
where private owners have erected a
large number Of homes along and ada
cent to the waterfront
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Charles III. Helfer, for many years
with Dwight. Archibald c. Perry. Is
now associated with Lloyd Winthrop
Company, Inc, I'LL Madison avenue.
The Wood. Dolson Company, Inc, ne
gotiated the sale and lease OF the prop
erty of the Union Transfer Company. at
121 to 125 East Twenty-second street,
through to 124 and 126 East Twenty
third street, upon which Nicholas G.
Partos. the new owner, Ia to build a
three story structure. containing 10000
square feet. for the Madison Square
branch of the post Office. The entire
transaction involved about $1,50o,000.
Bernhard d. Goldstein has been APP
pointed agent for the Benclare apart
ments, at 800 to 306 Convent avenue.
William A White G. Sons and w. AL
bert Pease, Jr.. placed with William
Henry Barnum & Co. a building loan of
S105.000 for the 604 Park Avenue Com
pany, Inc. on its property. 27x75, at
GOA and sos Park avenue, on which the
owners will erect five and a half story
American basement dwelling from plans
by F. Edison Gage. The completed house
with land will represent an investment
OF $225,000. The Wells Construction
Company has been awarded the contract
z. Sharum was the seller of the Ell
more Court apartments at SAL West
l24th street, recently purchased by Jo-
seph G. Abramson.
Florence G. Nichols of East Haddam,
Conn.,, IS the buyer of the dwelling al
1873 East Sixty-fourth street, sold re-
Gently.
Louis Shapiro is the purchaser of the
house at 546 East Eighty-seventh street
sold by Malvina Singer.
The Harlem Savings Bank has made q
loan of $250,000 on the southeast corner
of West End avenue and Seventy-eighth
street, twelve story apartment house
owned by the Durham Realty Corpora.
ton
Supreme Court Justice Ford has
signed an order permitting the sale OF
the old st. Bartholomew's Church, at the
southwest corner of Madison avenue and
Forty-fourth street. to the Fifth Church
OF Christ Scientist for $1,525,000.
Amalio Torriero Is the purchaser OF
tie house at 241 East 126th street
Lillian G. Rritting is the buyer of the
apartment house at SIS ara $50 West
176th street, sold by James Z. Carly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
SAVOY COURT SOLD.

Max Cohen has bought from Joseph
Zilli Savoy Court, at 3064 Bailey ave-
nue., near 231st street. Ave story new
law apartment house, on a plot 10ox75.
II has accommodations for thirty fami-
lies and was held at $11o. 1000. Mr.. Cohen
has also purchased so7 West 1soth
street, Ave story new law apartment
house, on a plot S0x1o0. 1t has accom-
modations for fifty families, showing q
rental OF $4,000 per year. The property
was held at $4,000. 1t Is located one
half block from the subway station at
191st street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
RICHMOND NOTES.

Moffatt & sch~sb sold for Louis De-
jonge q Co. the balance OF their old fac
tory property, having a frontage OF
1921 feet on Richmond turnpike,
Tornpkinsville, 307.50 feet on Austin
place and 1859 feet on Louis street. tc
Edgar A. Comtois of New Brighton.
Princess Bay Realty Company sold
for NJ r. Meurlin plot on Bioominsdale
road. Pleasant Plains. to Mr.. Snyder,
who win erect residence for his occu-
pancy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan

soTH ST. 81 E, ALVIN whitman. Jr.
to E II Outerbridge. 81 Z S0th ST. yrs
from Oct !, 1919; attys. Cohen, q q h,
nth Av. e cor s4th st, aii.Hy s and
VIM Coffin to Albert c Merkle, 233
Bway. "a yrs from July l. 1912; atty.
HAMILTON PL, 1897, all-Shenk r & c
Co to Abr Liss 24l w 111th st. yrs
from July !, 1919; .......... .&l1.5oo
AMSTERDAM AN, Sc. . and b-Emil Sill
verman to Morris Slverman, on premises
IS yrs from May l, 1918. yrs renew ;
atty. Elias Law, lis Bway .......$2,00 900
Silverman TO Harry Piratensky on
premises, ola yrs from Aug /, 1919 5
yrs renew; attys, Joseph ID & F. ar
toWay - ,-OO
13sD ST. coo W. all-shenk r & co to
Abr Liss. 2il w lilth st, yrs from
July /, 19l9.... $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
McADoo HOMESTEAD SOLD.

The old Colonial homestead of will
lam @. McAdoo at 1rvington-on-H Hudson
has been sold through Prince a Ripley
to III. c. Matlack. president of the Mat
lack Coal and Iron Corporation. The
mansion Is replica Of Southern Colonial
architecture, with landscape features.
commanding fine view OF the Hudson
River sections The new owner will
occupy Immediately as his country homo.
The property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
BROADWAY LOFT SOLD.

The five story mercantile building at
AS and 445 Broadway, extending
through to Mercer street, assessed at
Sl75,ooo, has been sold by Henry b.
Vaughan of Orange. N. j., to n client of
L. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. 1t fronts
90 feet on each thoroughfare and has a
depth of 200 feet. between Howard and
Grand streets. The seller has held the
property. about five years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26

ty-ninth streets, at Tdgemere. L. L, to
the Lorraine Realty Company. The
property consists of the homestead on n
plot of over 100 lots. The purchaser will
Immediately subdivide and improve with
fifty private seashore dwellings. This Is
the last large ocean front plot In the
Edgemere section that has been acquired
by developers for small seashore homes.
The property was held at 100000, and
was an all cash transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
COSTLY HOUSE FOR PARK AVE.

An American basement dwelling of
fireproof construction is to be erected at
once on the site of the. two dwellings at
604 and COS Park avenue. on the west
erly side between Sixty-fourth and Six
ty-fifth street, at cost of $225. 900, ac-
cording to the architect, F. Edison Gage,
the expenditure including the ground
value. Financing Of the operation has
been arranged for the owners by Will
lam A. White & Sons and w. Albert
Pease, Jr., through the placement Of a
loan for 100000 with William Henry
Barnum & Co. 1t will be a FIVE and a
half story structure. on plot 27x75.,
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.
WEST 124TH STREET-E. Sharum
sold to Joseph G. Abramson the Ell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
CANDY MAN BUYS APARTMENT.

Henry Stelling. confectioner. has pur-
chased n Lenox avenue. southwest cor
ner of 114th street, a I'VE story apart
ment house. fronting 25.2 feet on the
avenue and rs feet on the street. Will
lam H. Schwartz was the seller. Mr..
Stelling has n store at 6s Lenox avenue.
diagonallY opposite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & CO.. Inc, leased
an apartment at $40 Park avenue north
west conner of Sixty-irst street, to
Oscar Bergstrom. and have secured an
extension Of the lease for Mr.. Berg
strom from the owners also an apart
ment at 400 Park avenue, northwest
corner of Fifty-fourth street, for Major
F. s. Weaver TO +. L. Belin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
BUYS ESTATE AT RYE.

Sam A. Lewisohn of the firm of Adolph
Lewisohn & Sons has purchased the
handsome country estate Sf DR.. John A.
Victor. on Barlow lane, Rye-on-the
Sound. The estate comprises the colo
NAL residence, stables and outbuildings,
and was held at $4,000. The sale was
negotiated by Kenneth, Ives & Co. in
conjunction with the Wheatley Hills Real
Estate Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
BUYS s7o THIRD AVENUE.

Hugh e. o'Reilly. president OF the Al
chemist Realty Corporation. has pur-
chased from Henrietta Miller and Hen
rietta Paul SIC Third avenue and 1s5
East Fifty-third street, at the north
west corner of those thoroughfares, FAX
75, consisting OF a FIVE story building on
the corner and three story building AT
the rear. The property is assessed at
$4,000 and was held at $4,000. 1t was
a cash deal negotiated by L. Bloch. This
Is the first sale of the property in over
fifty years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
SELLS ARRowmEAD COURT.

Charles s. Kohler. Inc. has sold for
the Benenson Realty Company to the
Lebertan Corporation Arrowhead Court.
Pinehurst avenue. southwest corner Of
177th street, six story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 95x125. renting for
over $4,000. The property. held at
$4,000, was acquired by the seller
about six weeks ago from the Viva
Realty Company.