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New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
souiil mpion Houses Sold

Alfred T. SchermerholN has sold az
Southampton. /. l., for the estate OF J.
Lawrence McNecvcr a residence and
four acres between Main Street and
Lake agawam to Adrian H. Larkin; iOr
Henry L. Dyer his residence and eigh5
acres betwecn Great Plains Road and
OK Pasture Road to Edwin ". Shields;
for Mrs. Grenvillc T. Emmett her resi-
dence on the beach to ". Scott Cam
eron; for Mrs. l.. T. Terry her unim-
proved land TO Frederick v. Allen for
the Southampton Beach Company prop
critics on Meadow Lane between the
ocean and Shinnecock Bay % Georre
B. Gordon. Reginald tinKe. M-s DAVID
Dows and John Magee. The. same bro
ker rented places there TO kurnal T..
Babbtt, DAVID Dows, Robert D. Wrenn.
A. Stewart Walker. Oren Root. Ed
monde O'Brien, Colonel Henry May,
George S. Patterson, William a. Bar
stow, Mrs. Amory G. Hodges. Dallas
B. Pratt, J. Couper Lord Joseph r.
Diiworth. Nelson Robinson. Newell W
TiltoN. Grafton H.. Pyne. John McGew
Woodbury.. Andrew W Mellon. Seelye
Beuedc-, Mrs. (. f Day Rawson l..
Wood and Henry F. du Pont.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Quick Resales Bring
Profits to Operators
Dispose ofNIanlattan and Bronx
Properties and Take Over
Others in Turn

The Crausman Realty Company and
Benc Posner have bought from the
Benenson Realty Company through a
MIR. Goldreyer the twelve story loft at
26l and 263 West Thrty-sixth Street
on plot 50x9s.9. They have also
bought the four four-story flats at
1880 to 1888 Minford Place, each on
plot 376xl00, and resold them to indi-
vidual investors through Lefkowitz &
Son. To Hirsch Schwartz they sold
9s9 Aldus, Street, a ive-story apart
ment on plot 50x100; to the Schulmar
Realty Company through l. Rubin
they have sold 1901 Bryant Avenue, at
the northwest corner Of Aldus Street,
a iivc-story apartment, on plot 50x10O
The Crausman Realty Company and
Bene Posner have purchased 992 Bar
retto Street, at the northwest corner
OF Southern Boulevard, a tive-story
apartment. with stores, on plot 77xlO5;
also the adjoining house. on plot 47xlO5.
and resold both houses to Mark Popkin,
an artist, for investment
The Crausman Realty Company has
also resold 1905 University Avenue, a
five-story apartment, on plot S3x10O, to
a Mr.. Altschuer through Heller &
Sussman. The sellers acquired the
house a few weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ELDRIDGE ST. 1851, all Herben Realty
Corp to Barnet Breitman, on premises
extension OF lease. March Is 1915. :
yrs from March !. 1913. s.......-. zs,6ss
2D Az. 92-94 s. str ard b. Anna J Doyle
to Gus and Nathan Stveifer. ia "
4+th st; 5l2 yrs. from sept l. 1919
yrs renew atty. Shapiro, 3s4o
20 - o4'
sTH Az, g3s. all, Benz + Bloomfield 10
Leonardo D D'Alessardro. eos " 27thT4st
YRS. from oct !. 1919. atty. Chas J
AMSTERDAM AV. 22o. str and part D.
Georgian Realty Co to Hugh c Riley.
3ol w 9th st. and ano, y.s from
oct !, 1919; address, 22o Amsterdam
aV ...|... Sj.oVo
AV c, 5s y. str, Chas Well to Chas Lei7-
mann on premises: yrs from Oct !,
AlisTERpAM AZ. 2o4s-4s W s.
Nicholas sv: stores and bs in Jumel
Bldg. Broadway. Park Place Co TO Geo
r scheiding. $50 w li7th st. yrs
from May |. 1919; T f Murray Register d
Office. \ Co..-..... ......--... s. 500
,4TH ST. 40 ". parior door; Regal Shoe
co 10 Jacob Kaplan. 40 W 3ith st; yrs
from Oct /. l9la, address 932 Bloomfield
st. HoooAen. \ J.-.... $500 and s. o09
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Lots and Dwellings at
Mineola Bring S7O,875
Since May Joseph p. Day Has
Sold About 10000 Lots for
Approximately $4,000. 600

Joseph P. Day on Saturday last con-
ducted a successful auction sale OF
l10 lots and three dwellings and
business building at MneoIa. l.. I. Tnu
lots are located on Main and Front
Streets, Mineola Boulevard. Old Coun-
try Road, Willis Avenue and adjacen.
reefs. The total sum realized was
S10,S15, an average of S417 per lot.
This sale makes the seventeenth auc-
ton sale OF lots and houses held by
MIR. Day this summer. Since May he
has auctioned about 10000 lots for
approximate S8000.0OO.
The Mineola sale comprised the
holdings of the estate OF Martha T.
Willets, owned by the family for over
fifty years.
The most spirited bidding was cen
tired on the two-story frame business
at the southeast corner Of Main aad
Front Streets. 1t was bought by James
Mcclure for $500. The two-story
frame dwelling at the northeast cor
ncr Of Third Avenue and Second Street
on plot 75Xl32 was sold to Peter C.
Sylvester for $4,000. and the ostory
frame sem-attached house on the
north side of Third Street, between
Main Street and Willis Avenue, on a
lot +9xl20, by J. Z. Valentine for
$4,000. The two-story frame dwelling
on plot 50xl20, adjoining. was sold to
Peter c. Sylvester for $3.50. The
largest purchasers at the sale were
Andrew Brothers. They purchased the
entire block, with the exception of one
lot fronting or Mineola Boulevard,
Third and Front Streets, Immediately
adjoining Long Island Railroad station,
comprising twenty-five lots, for S6,l25.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Big improvements
For Atlantic City
Fourteen Story Ritz-Carlton Ho.
tel Estimated to Cost
$4,000. 900

s: W. Straus & Co. announced yes
terday that negotiations had been com
p!eted for hotel construction and ad-
dltlon sand othcr improvements by the
Rltz- carlton and Linnard Hotel sys-
TENS in Atlantic City, amounting to
*20,OO0,0O0, Of which sum Straus & Co.
to underwrite $8,500,0OO in two 6 per
cent serial bond issues, secured by first
mortgages on the properties involved.
IRE improvements will consist of:
Construction Of a new So. 600 900 Ritz
Carlton Hotel
CONSTRUCTION Of a new section of
the Ambassador which will double its
capacity.
Completion Of an affiliated arrange
ment between the RitzCarlton and the
Llnnard Hotel systems which will unite
IN q working agreement these systems
with twenty-five leading hotels in the
United States, England, France, Switz-
erland, Italy and Spain.
Construction of series of California
bungalows to be operated in connec-
ton with the Ritz-Carlton and AM
bassador
Construction of a large convention
nall OF sufficient capacity to accommo-
date any national gathering, political
or otherwise
construction of number Of high
class apartments and roof gardens to
be operated by the Ritz-Carlton.
Erection Of two arcades for exclusive
shops to be owned by the Ritz Carlton
and Ambassador.
Launching campaign for the
earnest 81, possible completion Of automo-
bile thoroughfares from New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton to Atlantic City. Large sections
of these roads are now being con-
structed by the State of New JERSEY.
Erection of six-story brick hotel
Tor the exclusive accommodation Of
various employees of these new hotel
enterprises
Representatives of the interests have
been acquiring property for these en-
terprlses in the Chelsea section Of At
lantic City for several weeks. The new
construction work will include four
complete city blocks.
CONSTRUCTION work will begin at once
by the thompson Starrett CO. Warren
Wetmore are the architects.
The newest addition to the Ritz-Car1-
ton system will be an artistic brick
structure fourteen stories high. 1t will
contain 500 rooms, each of which will
have o bath and an unobstructcd view
of the sca '
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Four Large Flats :.
On the West Side
Sold by Builders
Palermo Bros. Dispose of
Twelve-Story Houses on
and Adjacent to Riverside
Drive to an Investor

Paterno Brothers, Inc, Joseph Pa
terno, president, have sold to an in
vestor, client of Feinberg & Reis,
Inc, four big structures in the vicinity
of Riverside Drive and 116th Street.
The sale involves a quartet Of apart
ments erected by the Palermo Brothers
about eight years ago at this point.
Earle 4 Calhoun represented the SELL
ers in the transaction.
The sale includes the Coliseum. at
435 Riverside Drive, at the South cor
ner of 116th Street, twelve story
apartment, with a curved front; the
Aqua Vista and the Monte Vista. at
AGO and AGA Riverside Drive. respec-
lively, two twelve story houses, and
the Sophomore, ten story apartment
at 21 Claremont Avenue. abutting Riv-
erside Drive. Feinberg & Refs, Inc,
will have charge OF the houses for the
new owner.
The Coliseum has combined front
age of about 140 feet, formed by the
curve Of Riverside Drive and 1l6th
Street. Its southerly and easterly di-
mensions are 1881 and G6 feet. respec-
lively. The Aqua Vista and Monte
Vista apartments are on plot 626x
100, located just south of 119th Street.
lhe Sophomore is on a plot S5x100.
Investor Buys l54th Street Flats
Nathan Soco! has bought from Anna
Bender the two ive-story flats at sos
and 80 West 154th Street. on plot 5Ox
100, through Benjamin Nauheim.
Resale in Fifty-ninth Street
1sidor H. Kempner has purchased
from Margaret Roberts 51S West Fifty
ninth Street, five story tenement, on
lot 2oX100, which the seller recently
acquired.
Sale in East 1o2d Street
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son have sold for
Joseph Bergheimer to Meyer Scheyfetz
and Benjamin Schlosser 106 East 122d
Street, a four story fiat, on lot 1exS0.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Auction Sale of
1000 Bronx Lots
Will Begin To-day
Sound Realty Company's Of
ferings Expected to Give
Buyers Chance to Get Par
GELS at Bargain Prices

A record crowd is expected at the
Vesey Street Salesroom to-day, where
Joseph P. Day will dispose Of 1000 lots
IN The Bronx. The sale is scheduled
to start at II o'clock noon. 1t is be-
lleved that prospective home builders
will be able to purchase sites at bar
gain prices. The property to be sold
is all that remains of the numerous
plots and tracts Of land purchased a
number, of years ago from various old
estates by the Sound Realty Company
with the lapse Of time, twenty mem
bers of this company have died, and
1t is the estates Of these members the
liquidation of which will be held to.
day. In addition the interest Of the
remaining members of the Sound
Realty Company will be put I'D at
auction.
"This great SALE said Mr.. Day yes
terday, marks the passing of the
Sound Realty Company, the members
OF which were we'll qualified to pur-
chase land in The Bronx In the days
when that borough had but few rapid
transit facilities.
Their good judgment is evidenced
now from the fact that three dozen
or more of the plots to be sold are
located Immediately or adjacent to the
nine stations on the White Plains Road
subway. the White Plains Road in the
mean time becoming known as The
Broadway Of The Bronx
HIoroh o;@ro. ,,.l,.
what he Is doing, recently began ar
erection of the first unit in tie con-
struction of 600 houses, located near
the Alerton Avenue station on the
New York, Westchester and Boston
Railroad, where also there are located
several hundred of the lots to be sold
This tract extends to Williamsbridge
Road. and most of the way over to the
Boston Road, along the line of Mace
Allerton, Arrow and Adee Avenues.
Two other large tracts front or
both sides of Gunhill Road, Bronxwood
Avenue and Boston Road, between the
Gunhlll Road stations on the White
Plans Road subway and on the New
\ ork, estchoster and Boston Rail
road.
Tho recent great success Of the
Claim estate sale, held By nc, leads
me to believe that in addition to the
building and speculative capital that
probably will be present in the sales
room to-day and tomorrow, there will
also be large number Of thrifty home
seekers and merchants, who know the
advantage Of locating in advance OF
increased land values along the routes
OF rapid transit lines that are aread,
m operation. and in the neighborhood
of which the overflow population OF
the city is assembling as rapidly rs
buildings are erected for their occu-
pancy."
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Corporation Gets. Front Street Building
Gets Hotel Commodore Store

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Bowman Hotel Company for term Of
years store and basement in the
Hotel Commodore, at the northwest
corner of Forty-sccond Street and Lex
ington Avenue. to S. b. Davcga, the re-
taller Of sporting goods.
George r. Read Co. have leased the
front half of the first floor at 425 Fifth
Avenue 10 Spear & Co.; the three up-
per floors at 299 Fifth Avenue 70 Sam
uel kreiser; space at AZ West Forty
second Street to the Bryant Manicure
Shop; Offices at 1872 and l24 East Twen-
ty-fifth Street % Sol Frcirich, and in
the Johnston Building, at l170 Broad
way. Offices to the Charmed Trading
Company and to Harold NJ. Phillips.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to the
Altoona Music Roll Company store
on the Forty-second Street side Of the
building At the southwest corner of
Sixth Avenue and Forty-second Street.
and to B S. Bonaventure a loft at 33'
West Thirty eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Trinity Plot To Be Improved

Trinity Church Corporation has sold
to II. c. Gritfen & Co., millwrights. the
plot at 81 and 63 Nandam Street.
through to "a and 76 Charlton Street,
upon which the buying company will
erect two four-story buildings for it's
exclusive occupancy. The site. which
has frontage OF 30 feet on each
street and depth of 200 feet. is vacant
except for an old-fashioned three-storv
tenement on part Of the Charlton
Street frontage. The property is west of
the block in which William Coffin nur-
chased upward of thirty dwellings, from
J. rlnlty Corporation, for reconstrucc-
tlon into studio apartment buildings.
Buys In Coffee District
Norman S: Riesenfeld has purchased
from Mary B. Caswell, through Forest
Rayner and Edward c. Moen, executors,
the five and . half story building at
61 Water Street. on lot 23.2xS5. The
building is Ill feet south OF Old Slip
and in 3 section of much activity in
recent months. II IS opposite the
building occupied by William r. Grace
& Co. The Holland Coffee Company is
the tenant.
Corporation Gets. Front street Building
The Markham Realty Corporation.
c. ". Eckhardt president. has sold to
Frederick Buse, 4 Front Street. five
story business building, on lot 2J.3XS4. &,
adjoining the corner of Coenties Slip.
Horace S. Ely & Co. were the brokers
Loft In Pearl Street Sold
J. S. Maxwell has sold for George L.
Ilghe to a client of William Walkers
Sons. 542 Pearl Street. a five story loft
building, on Il lot 25.Sxl0o.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Furnished Apartments Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased fur
nshed apartment at 565 Park Avenue
tor Mrs. G. +. Reynolds to H. b. Smith
ers, at 7S6A Lexington Avenue for
Mrs. +. X. Mathews to Mrs. T.. II.
Swenson, at 1245 Madison Avenue for
Mrs. Theodore Kecse to Mrs. NJ. c. Car
roll and in 125 East Seventy second
Street for ". j. Hyde to Alfred L..
Norris.
PeGse & Elliman have been apnointed
by the Ritz Realty Company managers
OF the apartment at 1000 Madison Av-
cnue.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to Ma
thlas Sander an apartment at 10 4West
tortleth Street, and to J. Bakers an
apartment at 4West Thirty seventh
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Sale Of Shore Front Property
Staten Isl
New Tenants for Dwellings

Fease & Gilman have leased for My
ron s. Borg as executor 10 Mary {.
Gilroy and Clara +. Saske the four
story and basement dwelling ar 10
East SiXtieth Street. and have let fur
nished for Thomas G.. Cook to Henry
T. Fleitmann the three-story and base
ment dwelling at 140 East SiXty-ffth
Street.
Louis Schrag has leased FOR the Land
Estates, Inc, the two dwellings, at $50
and 252 West Twenty-flfth Street to
August Schmidt.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
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Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

PERRY ST, l0t. jeremiah Mrr,a, a..
rt \ ! ANS. eNrs ana i,.si-.s N'I'-
i.o9is- Niiman 70 the Greenwich saw
tes. - iarrose - e., az
~ IN H. SD s.. % 5xso; chas and
,.,, = 81 - - +. .7fl o., 70 ..o-.ss
.1ont ma T. io = Nicholas Terrace 10.
!, lsi'' a'fy' Edgar Weaver. : BeeA1lsn
Gf, f,f-,,,-9,-,,-rr .-.--..-.... - 0OD
ih 't 4l.117s ~ 80 LAURA y R6,n-
and - I-.ncoia rrust 20 an,. n. IA.
,-,lo| e Sot- trustees .tAl of CHas =
'.A s.-- far Ef Ia -i...r Nr.id. =
i'ee iss4. as or record Pta+.
o. flowers - " .il "a = 5ri
- -fp r. if-r ar zt.ios
'iiti' f--a-t Go 4-r-,r a--f.--.,
isf" - 995 aity. Herbe-- :.
o@-e"' = heaFeT st--...... ...-..;4 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Sept 27; attv Tit,e {; 8 =

Sept u; atty. Tit,e c 6 T Co. i.e
BRo<XDALE ~. 5. IS, Noa9's ''Vs
Park az. 25x99 .i0x25xee =: Mar =
smith 10 Anna Juns. 1871 Bronxv..ls
AZ. sept i atty. I.tl4 G * T Co l1s
Mi:I.Tff.lE Sr. i7fl - . ,sax,oo. 7a..n
y Dosso - r3dw MARITIME. ga Sulnn :.
a.. A1s i-' atty. Tit.e g 4 r co. -
LOT l52. Van Nest PARK: Joseph ilrsnel<
e pst 49,; rrr,mg:ssr 1. asr - ssi r2Tl~s ss2s
LOT 4s2, Nan N4st Park Anna Nobel 70
Jacob 3i-nsterfnann. - Fillmore -,
lntSe $500. Jun- . atty. Jacob Nun
sterme m. l.t2 FILLMORE 500
i43D 81. f53 T. :. 81 new lae i48
1.. - y g. - xs 100 to
+ curry. 3is + l+3t g. infsr sI-aO
Strt -; atty, } " Bryant. :el Z. - n
CASTLE hill AZ. V Is starting sv' Sg
I7Nl05; Port Jeryis Land Tmpt - to
ssmo: ) Toying. 81 - l24th -. sseps
l5Tn 81 46s y nienport MO ,sg bW@X 90. ;1go ~
Mchl Fay - VIM Torpey. 1870 Ericson
i mtsc $500. Sept q: a.ty. { G
Ferris. s5 Wall st-..-.... ............-.S1 500
MINFoRD .PL. y > O. L Yea ST. s3NsT.
FORSYTH Leasing GO to Dora Sakowitz
c ceg Ross -. BSiyn 8 arc, mtg sls.ooo.
as Mary. wife oS FRANK Hiari -
Pasqua Giaino. ess5 I.oriii4rd u. mtg
S-.'9o Sept % ATTY. Tile Guar CO
l :. > - - a. 800
PI.IMPTON AN, l345..w = 50xloo. Anna
NJ Jones TO II Bldg corp ll3s
-. Nicholas av. mrge $4,000. sept %
attys' Murray & Hi Co. ll5s s. Nicho-
LINCOLN Az. :. 80 i55th 81 25xi0O
" N + Aeon & ano y Nn Kvlsc, ls
Man. Norwalk. Conn. sept l6 stty.
Demarest. BeeAiaan st.s SIS oOo
X El-l,e 81. 80 l-ioo5. w. $ l5Ox!o0. Harry
= @ss-i IF. to Thayer burgess NeX
1iartfeid. \ !. Sept .. at.y. nuross
Co 10 bNay ............. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Results at Auction Sales

- joseph =. lay
@ al ST 4.. SIX ~ Hestr, =,
- >ssiry - no. -. s-s,y n, +
~ y - renco &c. * u. ss0
-',.',' Tax, s-r. . 80. 6s - \ F brown
ETH sf e5l ". Il .. 4os, W IN sv w
-. ..-~ ~ - e-stI 4 dw!s. E Macy
S'.s.i taAes. etc. SO. - the piatnt,1
n.,.,,.- ~ James J. Donovan
bf> l,Ff =, cor Longwood ay 2ns ~
- 'Nso 5N-1l!s.2 vacant { Bride
nan - al. trstes, Sc. agt Forbin R.s1ev
etc, 81 s9c.e6. to the plaint.r Tor tSs ooa
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Mount Vernon

Here Is an opportunity. Owner
suddenly finds he must sell splen-
did home: plot soxlo3; lawn COW
cred with beautiful shrubbery
large yeranda; house contains 10
rooms. 2 baths; electricity: hard
wood trim convenient to country
club and two stations. Price SIS
600. Any reasonable terms con-
sidered.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Rronxviile

Within 10 minutes walk Of the
station; plot Il acre: beautiful
Colonial residence OF brick and
shingles. sleeping porches; wide
verandas; breakfast porch; ga
rage In connection with house.
baths: beautiful woodwork
brick. Price s57.5o0 Owner
anxious to sell
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Ruys Home at White Plains

Fish {. Marvin have sold for Cor
nelius b. Fish y new house in the
Lester Hill section Of White Plains to
Captain Il. L. Locker.
The same brokers have rented for
the Misses Thompson property on
Norwood Road in tac Edgemont estate
at Scarsdalo to " r. Sands, Of tho
American Intorna-ional Corporation,
ard for Percy WaXMeN. his residence
a. Scarsdale to Captain Fred. A. Cas-
kcy.
Scarsdale Buyer to BuiId
Nash & Kennedy have sold Il plot
Of almost an acre IN the Emily O..
But - property at Scarsdae. 10 A. R.
& l.rl. Monette. The buyers are hav-
nag y ans prepared by Eugene r. Lang
Tor 4 colonial home to cost $4,000.
Sale Of Shore Front Property
Albert b. Ashforth Inc, in conj1nc-
tion With Ward & Ward. have sold a.
Southhold, Long Island, hfty-iive acres,
500 feet shore front on Peconic Bay
for Edward II. Brown. This property
is a the mouth Of the Long Island
Sound and directly opposite shelter
Island.
Staten Island Dwelling Sold
MoFet ( Schvab have sold fer Mrs
Emily Griswold to Mrs. Agnes VI. Sui
livan, the dwelling at = Bay View
Place, Tompkinsville. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
For $4,000 we offer a country

gsn,ieman's small estate. almost
IN tire heart of the city. sur
rounded by restricted property.
stately forest trees covering the
grounds. which consist OF about
!, acre. Property may he divided
so that residence can be sold with
less and FOR SEQ, 50c-with still
less land for sl7.50o. Eouse con-
ta;as l2 rooms. 8 baths; hot
water heat; electricity: back
stairs: large verandas. and open
1rsSlaces.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
\ Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

MONROE ~ 81: 80. m,ee so on ws-t
End ar 's2. mtg tfs.soo. LOUIS ana
mas Cshn, rNrs. IT, Mimi II Calm ane
l.2nis anl 'has Calm. iso slst :.
Aity f' 'ahl. l'y Dssy. asslgu
1ssTH ST so ". nts- ,l5eo. ff~-ts,,
LimnAfg < TO Anna 'H~.s el5 ->u4ubor.
sttss " iss x srhtuer. So ii,ay. 81
Mort 80 - 5oNery Sev BANK. f2s Bow
.25TH ST, II Z. n.tge : oes Es f. s.na.
cox - ltaflesn SaV Naft. "a r, l95th
= -f'lIt ST. =. - BNav. my. III,
Any y 60. % Liberty - ss0. .65o
1is eofp -tty. Leopold Freiireu.
Td - ~. Geo Z B.'=- % Ml-i..,'
~" oE- : Rose. il5 Bmay So 6o
~ 4i-k ST. iur-a s. 0oU. rr-..s,
iii'-t 70 lie-sH - l4~..h. D - Nl.soa co4r,.
iSNi1f aitys, 5;isr.ar. J.. G. -.
Nphfpik 81 ils. . pr. n.ts. ss.55S
,Ds"s Goodman ~ Mera Ma,As' ~.
,!a@isoff a.. attys. Il n-la. J.. & /
ie -''~- --.--..-. .....-..n; Of $40.
f,ronx
PAHi@ A.. f2-e Rarha-a r;h-a... 20 80
i.oli'r '95. tirana lsntle.ard .na
"-ceLrst stirs - - s:en4n,uli.'~ g
'-.-.-. ......-... 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Profitable Resale of Dwellings
In West I4ltl, Street

Hanei II. Jackson has sold to J. j.
Martin AIT to 427 West 144th Street.
between Convent Avenue and Hamilton
Terrace, five four-storv American base
ment dwellings on plot 93x10O Alex
ander Selkin and David Mint were the
brokers. Mr. Jackson purchased this
properly q few weeks ago from the
Guardian Life Insurance Company.
Three Twelfth Street Houses Sold
j.. Irving Walsh has sold for Amy
Rabbe the three dwellings, at 248 to
252 West Eleventh Street, each on lot
l6.SXIS9
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Former Port Morris Market
In Bronx To Be Improved

Harvey B. Newins has sold for tn"
Appleby estate to the Melville CLARK
Piano Company, a block and half COM
prising fourteen buildings, at l34th to
l35th streets. Walnut and Locust ave-
nues, formerly known as the Pot Nor
ris Market The purchasers will start
construction of modern fve-storv fac
tory, containing approximately 100 OO)
cCuaro foat
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Lis 'Pendens

MAnhhtfhn
t"o actions. New Amsterdam, No. -.
ast John Leogh - a. f,oreclosurs .r
Two infses) atty. T Bailey
10 GOD - = W c OF Truxton =, go.
2 u 8, G ~ 'orpn az, Truxton Real;x
20 et al Z sreeiosare OF mtge1: sttvs
Stroock & Stroock "''' =
HTGhEs siIll AZ. Sc o, i7s,h 81. sssr7as;
isarc-ay Holding Corpn agt Psnitrs
Nslnstein e al lforec.osurs OF @nrS.'
atty. ; II Z4:ser =" .'i'sr.
klNSBRIDGE ROAD. r W n, rx.s-o-
81. ~ Sffop; WIN l. Condit aft Musroo.a
R.a4ty % et Al .orec.osure Of n,+rs4-
a''ys Hi"us' Gleason ProsAauer.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Sale in Columbus Avenue

Samuel H. Martin has sold for Eliza
beth P. Robbins, of Southampton, Long
Island, 69l Columbus Avenue, three
story building, on lot 24.Sx100 The
property had been in the hands of the
seller for over twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Recorded Transfers
ntoWn

MULBERRY ST, 1918, r $ 50xloo: N
cola di Sessa TO Dona.u u Sess;a. IA Nul-
berry St. half part; mtse $4,000: sept
- .-.-...... ...... 81 00o
WOOSTER ST. =. I75 Blcecker st. .S.9x
100, Anna Norris and ano, exrs. to
Burden Realty Corpn. 80 Park Row.
sept 1s; atty, New Yorl. T < " Go. 135
broadway Observation-Disclosures. 81. .5oo
DOW MING ST. S. n :. 97Nao; samuel ,;elb
to Paul De Martini. 2o5 sullivan St. ana
AFRO. mtge $4,000; ali lens; atty, Title
q x 7 co, l16 broadway. ....-.......AloQ
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
on one Of Mount vernon's shaded

avenues. near station. churches
and schools. Is home finished IN
mahogany, ouartsred oak. with
baamed and paHelled ceilings: hot
water heat: electricity many
f-eplaces: . rooms; two so #.
pots: garage. Property cost over
So. 600 Owner anxious 10 sell for
0o00-ofter considered.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-30
Physician Buyer and Seller

Egbcrt Mills has sold to DR. W. O.
Carpenter the residence Of Or. II. !.
Nandelbaum at 332 West l45th Street,
on lot 2OXlOO