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New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Demand for Dwellings
Bordering on a Boom
Private House Market Rapidly
Developing Into Largest
i'm Years

r. NJ. Littlejohn has purchased for
his occupancy tn fourstory and base
ment residence az 90 East Sixty-seventh
Street, adjoining the northwest corner
of Madison Avenue, from the estate of
M. w. Mendel, through j. B. Graham.
The buyer has commissioned Frederick
j. Sterner to remodel the house.
Theodore A. Kavanagh, of the office
of John J. Kavanagh, has sold for Mrs.
Lucrie F. Speir the fourstory and
basement dwelling at ia East Seventy
second Street, on lot 1S.9X102.2, near
Park Avenue. The new owner will
occupy
The dwelling at so West Forty ninth
Street, Columbia College leasehold. has
been sold by N. c. Hermann to Lillian
B. Shearer, for occupancy. 1t is four
story and basement structure, with a
two-story extension. on lot 2O.10x100,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The estate of Robert c. Ogden is re-
ported to have sold the five story Amer
lean basement dwelling at 1875 East Fif
ty-sixth Street,on lot 20x1005, near
Park Avenue. The house is one of the
finest in that section and covers prac-
ticaly all of the lot.
The Houghton Company has sold the
three story and basement dwelling at
49 West Nnety-fifth Street, on lot 18x
1908, for Joseph Veith.
The j. Romaine Brown Company has
sold for the estate of S. B. Brownell
the fourstory and basement dwelling
at 1922 West Fifty sixth Street, to p S.
Centoz, for occupancy.
Emcline S. c. Peterson has sold the
four-s story and basement dwelling at 27
West Eighty-sixth Street, on lot 25x
1908, near Central Park West.
f. j. Loughman has sold the five
story dwelling at 313 West Seventy
fifth Street, on lot 23x1O2.2, near
Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Archbishop Hayes to
Take Office Wednesday
Will Become Head of Arch.
diocese, Although Bull Will
Not Have Arrived

Through special dispensation from
the Pope Archbishop Patrick Joseph
Hayes will be installed as head of the
Archdiocese of New York next We'd
nesday at p. M, although the Papal
bull, promugating the appointment,
viii not have arrived by then.
The imposition of the pabulum, the
archbishop's distinctive badge of Of
fee, will not take place until after
Easter, however. This will be far
more impressive and elaborate cere-
mony than that which will occur next
Wednesday. The pabulum is being
brought to the United States by special
messenger.
Archbishop Hayes installation is
necessary at this time because the oils
necessary for baptism, holy orders and
extreme JUNCTION must be blessed by
an Archbishop at the coming Easter
season. In order that Archbishop
Hayes may have the proper authority
to bless these, the Pope has granted
the dispensation.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown


HESTER ST. 1896. s: Baxter ST 1e5.97
l0Ox50x irreg: June %, 1919 Catorna Ientins
to TO-. Morton tom Williams. 26i Riverside Drive: due
May 49, 1920. p c; address 23s Bway: $1,000
East Side
5TH Av, n c 72d St. runs 172x n lo22x W
AK 40x W l25 10 av 622. with a to
10 # alley on 73d st. s. 1870 5th av. lox102 9
? m: n March G II Post Investing Co to Title Guar
bond ~ i'O n'oaoWas que INT saGo as d@a nsa
sAME propsly March la m; same to SS'V tSss has
as as pc per DO bond pr mtse oo.oOo atty r 9 4
Sd Az isSs S 'v9a"aS aSs si St 10 lxs 600 co.. %
,ar March 90 l2 Robert Towers TO- Bond Mort
SAME property m March IT, same met to Sane SANE
due & int as per bond: pr mtgo $500: atty.
10TH 81. 3 s. $50 W Park ay' lssxloo III II .
March ya.2 y; M Mollie Kawadlo to Howard Adler.
b c; atty, Ferguson, 66 Broadway. S. 500
West Side
54TH ST. > $. 1884 10th ay, is sx5s.s March l .
motifs Borsodi to Gustaye Beatuc. Livingston
Place; due Dec l. 1921. p c. pr mtge 81 900 .
pRvE o M sy St
1as pa,, lxos llxl4S: pm March III Grand concourso
atty. julius II ziescr. 2l7 Broadway . 81 S. O00
Bronx
BRIGGS Av. 276l. s. 2Oxs3J Benenson Realty
60 CO.. to commonwealth Savings Bank. 2oo7 Am
''a ys as nargn r,r W nSv yrs per cent 90 aiiy nSc
Unity AV. n c lG5d st. 49sxlo0: Benenson
Itoalty Co to Commonwealth Savings Bank. 2007
Amsterdam nv; March ii due March 12 1924 :
az per cent atty G Ii Hyde. Al Park
MARION Av. 25os. g. 25xsi III Frank u efn; nac cpo
icy 10 Margaret Cone. Clinton. n Y: Feb 2C
yIs. th per cent: atty. c Hallock. 800 u
BATHGArE Av. 1851 8, 25sii45; sam iiToo ic1oO
witz to John Iynagh Bayonne. N j; prior mtg
$500; March u: due as per bond atty. n Y
: NJ Co. 1876 Bway. y....,..............sl7 81 100
UNIVERSITY .Av 1904, o q. 20Oxii26: Louisa
Litsch 10 Wallace u Palmor 1914 University
Guar x r Co t76 Bway ............., 81 900
MOUNT HOPE FL. 247, .. 2oxloo: Ella Ray
mond 10 Irene q Carcw eco 52d st.. Bklyn ;
March 10; 3 yrs; 5iz per cent; atty. Tltlc Quar-
& Go. 176 Bways................... "a zoo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Lease Profitable
Business Possession

Arguimbau g. Rance have rented
the entire building at 3S1 and 383 Wash
ington Street, corner of Beach Street,
to La Touraine Candy Company at
a substantial increase above what they
are paying for the balance of their
lease. They have also rented the six
story and basement building at 1857
Washington Street to o. J. Weeks &
Co. at substantial increase above
what they are paying for the balance
of their lease. Horace S. Ely e. Co.
were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Westchester Homes in Demand

E. G. Griffin and P. H. Collins have
rented for John j. Murdock a
cottage on the Cherry Tree prop
erty, Larchmont, to Victor Han
sen; for Mrs. Catherine W. D. Herbert,
her cottage on Bayard Street, Larch-
mont Park, to Arthur J. Goldsmith of
this city; for Frank W. Hartman, his
cottage on Prospect and Magnolia
avenues, to Sidney B. Booth; for Miss
Ada " Bird, her cottage on Beach and
Helena avenues to Carlos Gardiner, of
Brookline, Mass; for Harry w. Yea
ger, semi-bungalow on Stuyvesant
Avenue, Larchmont Park, to E. O..
Frankel, of this city.
The same brokers have sold the Oak
Bluff property in Larchmont on Oak
Bluff Avenue for Frederick r. Dawes
to Thomas P. Miligan, of Elizabeth,
N. j. The property consists of the
hotel building, out-buildings and about
one and half acres of land
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
$1,000 Jump No
Balk for the Jacobses

I. Randolph Jacobs and Everett
Jacobs have decided to go through
with their decision to buy the twelve
story apartment house at $40 West
Eighty-sixth Street from the receiver
IN bankruptcy OF the Fiss. Doer &
carroll Horse Company. This prop
by Mulliken G. Moeler, builders, and
at present rents for about $50 900.
The Jacobs had offered the receiver
100000, but the court in reviewing
the contract received additional offers
from other bidders, raising the price
TO S4Oo,750, but giving the preference
TO Messrs. Jacobs. Stoddard & Mark
represented the buyers as attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Buying Along
Lexington Ave.
Subway Route
Speculator Takes Oath St.
Corner and Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company
Parts With Apartment

An operator has bought the four
four-story flats at the southeast cor
ner of Lexington Avenue and Ninety
fourth Street The operation of the
Lexington Avenue subway will event
ually be capitalized. This is expected
soon, at least the buyer of the Ninety
fourth Street corner thinks it not far
off. He purchased the corner through
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. from James
Farley. The property is known as 1437
to 1443 Lexington Avenue and meas
ures so feet on the avenue and 85
feet on the street. The brokers re-
fused to give the names of the buyer.
Metropolitan Sells Apartment
The six story Wareham apartment
house, at 231 and 233 Lexington Ave-
nue., near Thirty-fourth Street, has
been sold by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company to the 231 Lexington
Avenue Corporation, incorporated at
Albany yesterday. with M. f. Tilman,
C. Meyers and A. H. Pincus as directors.
1t occupies plot 39.3x75, and was ac-
quired by the insurance company as
plaintiff in foreclosure proceedings in
October, 1917.
Broadway Corner in Deal
The Dunlap, the one-story building
at the northwest corner of Broadway
and 1O4th Street has been sold. The
property is known as 2721 to 2725
Broadway and 245 West 104th Street.
In addition, the two fve-story flats at
247 and 249 West 104th Street, adjoin-
ing, are included in the sale, which
was made by the United States Trust
Company, as trustees for the Mace Es-
tate. The latter has owned the prop
erty since 1897.
The combined properties have n
frontage of 104.5 feet on Broadway and
1855 feet on 104th Street. From an
other source it was learned that the
104th Street-Broadway Company was
incorporated yesterday to take title
to this property.
Delaware Co. Buys in Vandam Street
A. j. Robertson has sold to the Lam
sing Company of Delaware, manufact-
urers of wheelbarrows, % Vandam
Street for James Grogan Lynch and
the adjoining property at 30 Vandam
Street for the Allentaur Realty Com
pany, two three-story buildings, on q
plot 50x100. The Lansing Company,
which has been in New York only ten
years, has had to change its address
several times to allow for business ex-
pansion.
Sale in Grand Street
James H. Cruikshank has resold
to Joseph Bienstock the five-story
tenement with store at $40 Grand
Street on lot 16.8x83x irregular, as
sessed at $4,000. Charles L. Goldstein
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
New Buyer Pays Profit
For Heights Houses
Harry Jacobs Gives Joseph
Shenk His Price on Recently
Acquired Flats

The six five story apartments at
500, 531 and 533 West 151st Street, ex
tending through the block to 52s, $50
and 532 West 152d Street, bought sew
eral days ago by Joseph Shenk, has
been sold. There is, reason to believe
Mr.. Shenk got his price. Harry
Jacobs. is the buyer. The houses are
each 41.8x1O0 Mr.. Jacobs also pur-
chased from DR.. Joseph Henschel the
tlve-story apartment house at 999 Free
man Street, a triangular building
fronting on Longfcllow Avenue, Free
man Street and West Farms Road, oc-
cupied by thirty families and having
five stores. About 100000 was in
volved in the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Franklin Hall, Heights
Apartment, Bought by Operator

Franklin Hall. the six-story elevator
apartment house occupying the block
front on the west side of st. Nicholas
avenue between 15Sth and 159th streets,
on plot 03.3x7S.5x200x411 was pur-
chased yesterday by the Benenson
Realty Company from Fannie Blumen-
thai. The house is arranged for fifty
four families. A. Blumcnthal was the
broker
M. Cohn e. Co. and II. I. Cooper sold
to the Benenson Realty Company for
the Vandalia Realty Company MAX
Marx and julius Bendheim) the five
story apartment house, arranged for
thrtyfve families, at 121 Vermilyea
Avenue, 75Xl18x150.
The Benenson Realty Company resold
to a Mr.. Blutstein through Schoen 4
Co. 939 Dawson Street, story
apartment house, on plot 72x101, at the
corner of 163d Street,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Operators Gathering
I'm Choice Bronx Flats
Brown, Shenk, Portman and
Others Buy Extensively in
Northerly Borough

John Shenk figured in four apart
ment deals yesterday. To Frederick
Brown he sold the six-story elevator
apartment house known as the Rock
vile, on plot 1O8x1OO, at the northeast
corner of Audubon Avenue and 177th
Street. H. Fisher was the broker.
From the Bronx Borough Bank. DR..
&. A. Becker, president, Mr.. Shenk
bought the six-story apartment house,
Observation-Disclosures irregular. at the north
east corner Of 17sthestrect and Valen-
tine Avenue facing Echo Park. 1t was
cash deal, negotiated by Joseph A.
Blackner and Jacob Kaplan in conjunc-
tion with Ernest Damaiani
Through Byrnc e. Bowman Mr.. ShenS
purchased from Joseph G.. Abramson
the five-story apartment at 65 and 81
Naglc Avenue, on plot 5Ox125. Mr
Shenk owns the adjoining house and
now controls frontage of 100 feet at
this point. Another deal by Mr.. Shenk
involves the sale Of the six apartments
at 529 -533 West 151st street and 52S- 532
West 152d Street.
House on Faile Street Sold
Williamson & Bryan sold for Thco.
M. Macy the two family house 800 Faile
Street, 25X100, being the sixth house
on this block these brokers have sold
for T. M. Macy.
Trading in Flat Houses
I. Portmans Union Chemical Glass
ware Company has resold to Isidore
Cuba, through the Nehring Company,
1896 and 1040 Bryant Avenue, two five
story apartment houses, each on plot
4Ox1OO.
M. Cohen & Co. and H. I. Cooper re
sold for Mr. Portman to Vogc &
Schultz 1884 to 2240 Ryer Avenue, two
fve-story apartment houses, each on a
plot 50x100, which he recently acquired
from the Muir Allen Realty Company
Mr.. Portman also resold the five story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner of Creston Avenue and 1S2d Street,
53X100, which he bought from the EN-
dee Realty Company.
MIR. Portman purchased from the
Nahnke estate the northeast corner of
184th Street and Bathgate Avenue, a
tivestory thirty family apartment
house, on a plot 55x100. H. Simon was
the broker in the deal.
Buyers for Anthony Avenue House
Henry Young has sold to Benjamin
Spring and Jacob Cohen the two five
story apartment houses at 1910 and
1912 Anthony Avenue, each on plot
50xl00. Heller & Sussman were the
brokers. Gettner. Simon & Asher, at
torneys, represented the buyers.
Southern Boulevard Sale
Calm G. Pittman purchased from the
j. B. Bender Company 1851 Southern
Boulevard, a five-story new law eigh-
teenfamily apartment, with stores. A.
Nasonowitz & Son negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
6lst Street To Be Street
OF Altered Houses

Douglas l.. Gilman G. Co. have
leased. with the option of purchase, 10
house, on lot 25x1OO, for Louis Pooler
to the 39 East Sixty-frst Street Com
pany, which will Immediately alter
into small apartments, similar to the
changes in several houses in Sixty
first Street, between Madison and Park
Avenues. This is the sixth house in
this vicinity disposed of in the last
two months by Douglas l.. Gilman &
Co. for such purpose. thus rejecting
the demand for small apartments.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN FORECLOSURE.-S COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY, THE EQUITA.
BILE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or
THE UNITED STATES Plaintiff. agains,
THOMAS L. MAGUIRE and MARY l. MA
CURE, Defendants, Alexander & Greea,
plaintiffs attorneys. 20 Broadway, Man.
haitian, New York city.
Pursuant to judgment dated April 18th.
1918. the undersigned Will sell ut public
auction, at the Exchange Selesroom. ii-is
Nesey Street, Borough of Manhattan. City
Of New York. at 1900 O'Clock noon. on ths
21st day of March, 1919. by Joseph P Day,
Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises direct.
cd by said judgment to lie sold situate In
the City and County of New York on the
Northerly side of One Hundred and Thirty
ninth Street. 349 feet Si2 inches East Of
Eighth Avenue. is feet 2 inches wide front
and rear and % feet and II inches in
depth, the side walls being party wails
The mortgage fcreclosed was recorded ia
the New York County Registers office on
February 18th, 1905. in Iloer 175 of Mort.
cages. Block Series Section z. page 267
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

14lST ST, $50 W; Claremont Iron Works Inc agt
John J Mahon. owner and contractor. $40 90
III H. AV, aln9 louis !, Goldbaum agt Mary Costi-
BROADWAY; 1872 to 1852: s7th st. loo to IL
Howland Co agt Times Square Improvement Co,
lessee: keystone Construction Co and Rchman
contracti,g 60 contractors (rencwaD SIS. 901 81
q d. meWaD SIS. ooI3
9GTli ST 1l3 T.; North Side Lumber Co. Inc agt
'ulus j Dukas. trustee. owner; II & Contract
ing Co.. contractor. ...........S Sl05' Is
ST. NICHOLAS Av. $50: Barnet Kimler ag,
Trebilg Realts < Construction Co, Inc owner
Randall Keator. contractor. ........ s2S4 25
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
New Note in Street Music

new note in street music is struck
IN the Strand. where n performer on n
piano~organ exhibits II placard stating
that he Is an ex-convct who has done
TOUR years. There arc also statements
MS to police supervision and the ;nstr
mentalist's desire to do we'll: and na n
guarantee Of good faith, the plncnrd
concludes with tho address of Ma nrm
of solicitors and Of his medical at-
tcndant.--London Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

MULBERRY ST lfG: Nicola a scssa 4 A Roma
10 Florence a Haws. Stamford. Conn; atty nd-
dress y di sessa, l52 Bowory; Jan 10. 1893
s3D sr. n .. 2os 3 10th nv. runs W 9e7 10 /
blk 4 . 37.H \ y 0a. .ax " 37.B IN bog; SAN a. as
1f5 10th av f04. 2y38 0. tho French Bsnoy H,c Of
cify q y Y 10 Tbs Emigrant indust sav Hank .
gstty, Miehasd o'Gorman. 81 Chambers q Aug
FohT wANHISGT0N AZ (s.2la7i, 4 e Ielst
". !osslf77so l'sl%i leist st ls2i3gl. = lgO
Washington ~ y l022x I45ii Ieoneit
Healty ~ To Jacob Levy. 1877 Lexington nv; atty
Ut x = co. 100 Bfondw1y; Nov 81. 1913. .Ilof60
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Buyer of Estate on Sound

Mrs. A. j. Moulton is the purchaser
of the $350,000 place at Davenport
Neck, recently sold by Douglas Gilman
d Co. for Mrs. Matthew M. Looram. 1t
contains five acres fronting on the
sound, with large brick mansion, and
is to be occupied by the new owner.
Mrs. Moulton recently bought the
Verona apartment house at Madison
Avenue and Sixty-fourth Street through
the same brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

cTH Az. c sesh st: mtge. 81 ,2oo, 900 Vim
ticny garnum 4 90. et a.. 70 N y r Co. 20
gfesd 81 stty, 7 q H. r Co. i7e Broadway. 81
~ a; Soi Nbman ct al 10 Julius Icher,stcln
~ ~ ,hiysrsids Drive; attys, Anstein H. Levy,
"'o"s'ray '.t.'.'.'t'r.'..,.,..t. ..t.... Sl8,0 900
Bronx
KELLY ~ ~; Titls Guar 4 r Co TO Anna G.
rs'as, rs ZIP w lolss ~. atty. Titls Quar- 4 r
sAME y pg,ggpy.y: gg Anna 9 Ireld, 10 Ttls 0asr 4
~ Up yyosdYay; atty, sans ...., S5 600
PhosPEcT Az. 779; Adam King 70 John HcfYs
msn, 1yan, w Easle Nv; atty, Title Guar l. r Co.
Lis b. msp property tr.ulinss ea'y.n, syooo
I.opis salhDwitz 70 tszeft# yesersky. " 1901
,,,l;~ssl1 ssl1 n y Harris. i0 Nassau st...,....'t i,
'jdvIDNh ~ sw Yqrdhkin rd. 20D4xsgjx
sseo5n,ss9sf sen y Titis Mort 60 10 clsrnce t.
gsrf n'H lsfn ~. 900
psncis % yfnl Aibest Jb7s Ffankiin AZ. sty,
Lswyms y Il Y CO. iso hroadwsys $50
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
May Sell Brevoort Hall

Justice Erlanger, of the Supreme
Court, has granted permission to the
First Universalist Missionary Society
of the City of New York to sell 154 and
1866 East Fifty-fourth Street to the
l.; & r. Holding Company, Inc, for
$4,000. 1t consists of "a three story
building on plot 49x1OO.5, known as
Brevoort Hall.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Swiss Minister to u. S.
Asks To Be Relieved July |

BERNE, March Is (By The Associ-
ated Press) = Hans Sulzer, Swiss Min
lister to the United States, has asked to
be relieved of his duties July /.
Hans Sulzer assumed the post of
Swiss Minister Mt Washington in Au.
gust of last year He came 70 tho
United States to ncgotiutc now com
mcrcinl treaty between this country
and Switzerland. the old one having ex-
pircd September 30, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Results at Auction

BY Henry Brady.
l23D ST 2O7 Is w. n $. 12l.11 7th Ave 7s TX
loox irrcg; fivc 3.sy & b dwlgs; Lawyers Mtg
Co. agt Albert Bobemann ct AL due $32 .9S4 81 ;
taxes etc. 1868 s3; to the plaintiff for $33 80
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH VIII ST lls r. 3. li5 Park Ave. 25xloo TO-
Corpn ct al; due sl4.sl3.20 taxes etc, s7s4.75
to the plaintiff for $li 600.
BY Arthur G. Sheridan
HENRY ST. 23 II S, 100 Catharine ST. 25xS7 6
5-sty tent; Il F Hirsch ct al trsts &c. agt
John Aspnwall ct al: due 500. .592. c. taxes etc
sl.03l SO: to the plaintiff for S24 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Plan Flats for New DorD

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold large
business plot having a frontage of 1874
feet on Egbert Avenue and 15O feet on
Fourth Street Egbertville, New Dorp.
Staten Island, for Carl F. Grieshaber
to j. Riccardine, who contemplates the
erection of stores with apartments
above.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Building Activities Increase

WASHINGTON, March 13.-An indi
cation that prices of building materials
will not be reduced greatly at present
was seen to-day by Labor Department
officials in reports that building activl-
ties were increasing this month with
out waiting for reductions.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

4sIH ST 52a W Franklin Savings Bank in the
p 'foreclosure e, . Of mortgage; atty. W Powell
HNlNGT9N Tami, o ST 227 LAWYERS Mortgage Co agt
MORTGAGE attys. Cary n Carroll
Bronx
LOTS iO-i1 map l3l lots belonging to ,he rs,ots
of Thomas o Woolf. 9th ward: James A Woof
ast Emily Schmitz ct al foreclosure of mort =
gage attys, Deering * Decring
l36IH ST s, 4Sl6 st AIMS av 4sSxl00
Emma Emma Rosenwald ast Thomas Aiulligan ct al
N0reclosure OF MORTGAGE: atty. II NJ Bellnger
I5IST ST. IL s.. go W Morris nv. 25xl0O: Iulgi
Porpora r, I, agt Giuseppe Fusco al (forcclosure
lolST ST, 255-7 f: Luigi porpora ct al act
Miuseppe Fusco ct al foreclosure Of mortgagel :
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Gets New Jersey Property

o. M. Bowling has purchased
through the Frank L. Fisher Company
from l.. M. Flournoy a modern dwelling,
Road, near Summerville, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Robert Simon to Go 1t Alone

Since the Henry Morganthau Com
pany is no longer actively engaged in
business, Robert Z. Simon, it's presi-
dent, will operate on his own behalf
He has purchased 1856 West Seventy
second Street, a four story dwelling al
tered for business, on lot 2Ox100.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Estate at Flushing Sold

The dwelling 41x127 at 174 Lincoln
Street, Flushing, formerly owned by
the heirs of Louise Munson, has been
sold by j. Albert Johntra to Thomas
Thebault.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
FE.S1 Business Property
BUsINgss PROPERTIES FOR RENT

4F ilfE yifufHa9J, hQfiAHE yyyr
IA ~. at5tAs,K 0fftcK bDILIj1y0 I'm
s,t ssl,t,gsss I'm *slsstaT DiySi,E, TC6jssfAtf X
"HhsfiELD. jaey 10 EABT 4zD HfnKEr.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

127l-73; s2d st. 45s w. and 9Th
av 536. lst and I'd floors and easements; Eng
lish American Realty Co Jno David, 1911
@sy Pstey zuake sn Lease os wv yrs nom Oct 1929 sy
9th ST. 205-l7 Z. Concert Hall. Central Opera
House; Central Opera House Co to l. OReiy
2O5 u 67th st; yrs from Oct l. 1917; atty NJ
Sulzbergcr. 3S Park Row .................S, 81 900
B0WERY. 26l. all; Lester w Ward. gdn to
Samuel Zuckerman. 1889 AID st, Bklyn 9 yrs
from Jan l. 1919 atty, Myron Krleger 32O
Division sT. $3.50. east S and and 5 roows mus
over store: Graceuth Realty Co to Davis Blumen-
5
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14

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CONVENIENT .ApPLICAuoN OFFICES
OPEN WEEK DAYS.
MANHATTAN.
So West Houston St.,
"a. NJ fc5p. M
ln9 W. 125th st. tpr. Lerox Ave).
IL M. TO P. II
BRONX.
s5s East fremont Ave-.
1P n to P. IL
BROOKLYN
81 wiIloughby st.,
"a n to S P N
1890 Gates Ave. tat B'way).
IL NJ. to z. II.
$40 Fifth Are. tnr. 5lst ST..
IL NJ. to r. Ne
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Rent Sands Point Bungalow

Pell e. Tibbits have leased to Mrs.
Adrienne e. Peabody new water
front bungalow at Sands Point.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Bronx

BATHGATE Ay. 1899: north store: Aaron s Laid
hold to Nathan Schorr, 1899 Bathgate av: 8 yrs
from May l. 1919 privilege . yrs rencwai .
atty. Nathan schorr. 1889 Bathgate av. ST 'oso
l6STli ST. rs =: all: Magdalcna Frey to Morris
payelsky. rs Il 16Sth st: l yr from Sept |
1918 tprivilege ! yr renewal: atty Morris
Pavclsky, 77S 16Sth ............- 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

PACKARD BEAUTIFUL TWIN SIX IAypAr.
LET; WILL RENT MONTHLY TO PRIVATE
FAMILY: REASONABLE TERMS. KLEIN Io;S
FA1LE ST. TELEPHONE INTERyALE 3i2O.