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New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Bronx Apartments
Bring Profits to Sellers
Operators Lead in Buying in
Northern Borough Flat
Sections

John H. Burceall sold to Isaac Port
man the northeast corner of Park
Avenue and 1S4th Street, a five-s story
house, on plot 50x100, and the south
east corner of Park Avenue and l8lth
Street, similar property. Each build
ing houses twenty-five families. Dami-
ane Blackman We're the brokers.
Richard Prendergast has sold for
the West-Mercer Corporation, 1928
Southern Boulevard, near 10th Street.
two-family dwelling.
Dorothy Helm has sold the block
front on Morris Avenue, between 1s1st
Street and Cameron Place, four five
story fftyfoot houses.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold to Louis E. Kleban the five
story apartment, with stores, on plot
42x10o, at sos East 166th Street, north
east corner College Avenue.
Lancer & Kahn sold the five-story
apartment, 51x100, at 2444 Valentine
Avenue, near 18Sth Street, to client
OF Nehring Brothers.
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold the southwest corner of Arthur
Avenue and Oak Tree Place, a three
story flat, 25x100, valued at $4,000,
to Mrs. Samuels.
Calm & Pittman have purchased
from DR.. Louis Goldin northwest cor
ner of 166th Street and Fndlay Ave
nue., five-story modern apartment, ar
ranged for nineteen families. Alex
ander Selkin and David Mintz nego-
tiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Demand for Dwellings
Continues Strong

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has sold West Fifty
first Street, four-story and basement
dwelling, 25x10O.5, Columbia lease
hold, to a buyer for occupancy.
Robert M. Fulton Street has sold
for the West-Mercer Corporation, 81
West Eighty-second Street, four
story and basement dwelling, on lot
19x1O2.2, adjoining the northeast cor
ner of Columbus Avenue. The buyer
will alter into small apartments.
The estate of Andrew jackson has
sold the three-story hrownstone house,
on lot 20x100, at 329 East 124th Street,
to j. l.: Van Zant, through George W..
Brettell
Clients of Henry l.. Moses, attorney.
purchased the four-story and basement
dwelling, 22x100.8, at 80 West Eighty
sixth Street. Louise Salzer is the
owner of record.
West Mercer Corporation has sold
to client Of Franklin G. Albce for
occupancy, 1872 West Seventy eighth
Street, four-story and basement
dwelling on lot 16x100.6.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

10TH ST. 2l0 u; Charles A. Person TO s and
J. 6 Reed, will Caroline G. Reed attys.
bowers Sands. 4G Cedar st: May *,
I'D ST. S. 22j Columbus nv, 501lO22; C B
Baumont Go TO Lawyers Realty Co, 100 Bway
atty. Lawyers Realty Co. l60 Bway Feb "a
9TH ST. $50 ": Stern L and Eliz e Jones and
ano TO Edwin X Elkns. S92 Barley av Bronx
atty. Geo II Murer. 80 Liberty st; Feb l3,
l05TH ST, s. $50 Columbus av. 32xl0O II ;
Jno Kemsen Eiiz Harris, liAJ Pacific st.
Bklyn: atty G & Co. 176 Bway; Dec
9TH Av. o s. sos II Ilsth st. 50exl1o; Samuel
Larnchcll to Jos Levine. 40 w 92d st atty.
Abe Ruth. 17779 Bway; June 29 1905 . S23 900
105TH ST, S. S6 10 Manhattan av 16 4xlOOl II ;
Cassandra Bcall to Mary Ellz Beall attys
Picrson e. Beal. $50 Bway; Jan lG. 1902. 81 600
SAME PROPERTY; same to same; atty. same
Fen 26 l9O2 ....................... 81 900
71ST ST. 3l5 Il: Esther lsenberg to BENZ ] and
Louis V We'll. eyrs; attys. Gross q s. 300
7lST ST. 3l3 4; same to same attys same: May
71sT ST. 81 Il, same to same attys, same; May
2D Av. $, 4O.l1 18th st, 2O1So; Barnet
BENJAMIN to Jno Rottkamp. Borough OF Queens
atty. Chas Rcinhard. 1856 Flushns av, Dklyn:
April 10. l907 Observation-Disclosures. 50 800
I'd Av, s. 40,11 1l3th st. 20xS0; Jno Rott-
kamp to David Wilder ct al. exrs; attys. Roeder
& Bernard. ll9 Nassau St; May %. 1899. 81 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Eccorded Leases
Manhattan

office on ground Il: S Express Res1ty 81 80
to Harry Wood & Co. 2 Rector st; ~ vrs o
aaTH ST. 80 f. 3 5000 Madison Az % ioSsS s. TSo
ril: Heater A Booth to Anna D Wortman s2Ss
hay 10th st. Bkyn 81 yrs from Nav ala 20, o.
ATTY Jos Kosenzreig 90 Nassau st excess tax,s
SolH ST. eia-i6 w: Elise NJ WaitoU 70 % sS;ooo 1''
soth 81 Garage CT. 2li w s0th st: l6 40 ,s ,rs'
from Mar !. 1919: attys. Socdard e. NJ ia
CENTRAL Park w. s6rh ST. nil. looo w, y.vuo
chester Ave Realty Co 10 Peter Stiivycsa,t ~
rrann. Corp; from completion alfer,tinoo ",
sept 80, 1910; attys Stoddard & ,eS
BROAD ST. 40; stare and hasc,nent 80 I;roe .o"1
street realty Corpn to LcssinK's Inc % urrai r~a
81; ~ yrs from Oct |. 1917: attys (;oilstnin% % e.
touslcn. 1856 Broadway ..... S3 900 tn ~ xi ron
I4lH 81. 70 +: ali Julia Frcdlander to III, f,,,uw
Ioncrahtz. III u ll0th st: 5 yrs from Anrs a'IS =
isi' addrs,ss. Fredlander la7 sth nv 81 am
MAoiSnN ahE Ay l7a- I3s ALL Max voscl to isior
M,"n,'nnucrg llIth St; 2 yrs from April
Rlyns;cy uyT; yrs renewal; atys Koppelman & " ldi
AID ST: 81 %aa = s. ls I'd av ali g es@a soo
modoro Realty Co to y Prince & Co AZ w III, ni,
Il, = y. from March l. 1919; atty. ya,r,tina ttan
Worth, ~ w 34.h ss: net N''' '"tiTs,no tinnno
DELANCEY ST. lsa 1888; ali; Mary BcrsoTi,s w
sam l,lllcr. ll6 lst av yrs from Marsh : -
iola; z yrs renewal at S5. 400: atty i X INV,
nrrg " Nassau at, st,............,.. eE ooo
3iTH ST IA W; floor and hair of ,cIiis Jiivpo
DAVID Watts to Adoiph Davis s6I u iioth a,
ana ano: 10 yrB from Aug l. ipl9: attr nsr,j
Lehman, aol broadway. SO 900 TO 81 q zoo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Allen Robinson Returns
From War Work

Allen Robinson has returned to this
city to his private real estate busi-
ness, from Washington. d. Co. where
during the war he has servcd with the
united states Housing Corporation as
director Of it's operating division.
The United States Housing Corpora
ton is a war activity Of the Depart
ment of Labor, and had in charge the
housing and special welfare of the en-
ployes, Of munitions plants, proving
grounds and other war industries. The
and housing operations in TWENTY-FIVE
cities at the time the armistice was
signed.
MIR. Frank r. Howe, assistant to DR.
Robinson, also local real estate man
and Carl Beck, formerly of the Labor
resentative of the Industrial Relations
Division of the Housing Corporation
have also returned to this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19

SEXTON. JEFFERY. KIMBAI.L =
GLESTON. Attorneys for Execu.s'iSt6
Pine Street, Borough of ManhS''A@
YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Big Day for Market
On Washington Heights
Operators Keep Up Buying
Pace, Despite Steady Increase
in Demands of Sellers

Daniel ii. Jackson has bought from
William Candle, president of the
Irving Trust Company, the Hudson
Court View apartment at 112 to 118
Haven Avenue, fronting on West 171st
Street, five-story new law house ac-
communicating thirty families. ]. S.
Maxwell was the broker.
Ennis & Sinnott Buy Halcyon Hall
Ennis & Sinnott have purchased
Halcyon Hall, seven-story elevator
apartment house, on plot S3.6x1OO. at
408 to Ala West 150th Street, between
Convent and ST. Nicholas Avenues,
from Moore & Ashley, builders. w. f.
Morgan negotiated the sale.
Broadway Apartments in Deal
The Nehring Company, Jules Neh-
ring, president, has sold for Margaret
M. Loughnane 1910 to 4318 Broadway,
southeast corner of 194th Street, two
slx-story apartments, on plot 796x103.
The houses contain accomm odations for
forty-two families and have six stores.
Brown Takes a Profit
Frederick Brown resold to Samuel H.
Golding, attorney and operator, $50 and
565 West 192d Street, two fve-story
apartments, each 75x1OO, between
Audubon and st. Nicholas Avenues.
Mr.. Brown also sold 2092 Amsterdam
Avenue, fve-story apartment, 28x10O,
to client of Harry j. Rogers.
Builders Part With Flat
The Bendor Building Company sold
to Bessie Gilcher the five story thirty
family apartment house at 592 to 596
West 178th Street, on plot 75x1O0,
adjoining the southeast corner of St.
Nicholas Avenue
Invests in 147th Street Flat
Sharp G. Co. have sold for the
United States Trust Company, as trus-
tee, 293 West 147th Street, a five story
apartment, on lot 37.6x10O, to client
for investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Operator Makes
Profit on Resale
OF Front St. Realty
Clarence w. Eckardt Sells to
w. S. Force & Co. Build
ing Near Firms Present
Quarters Close to Old Slip

w. S. Force g. Co., who occupy the
property at IS Front Street, under
lease which they have held for years,
have bought the property at "a Front
Street from Clarence w. Eckardt, or
the Markham Realty Corporation, un-
der which name he purchased the prop
erty. Mr.. Force, head of the concern
and whose daughter married the late
John Jacob Astor and later William
X. Dick, is understood to have paid a
nice profit to Mr.. Eckhardt for the
property. Mr.. Force would have pre-
ferred to rent, but since renting is
no longer economical and since owners
in the old district are unwilling to tie
up property with a lease, Mr.. Force
had to buy. Title to the realty is now
being searched.
The building is four stories, on a
site "a feet wide, two houses north
of the present home of w. S. Force
& Co.. at the northwest corner of
Front Street and Old Ship. Horace E.
Ely & Co. were the brokers.
Sale in Civic Centre
The ten-story Jones Building at the
southeast corner of Duane and Elm
streets, just west of Lafayette Street,
has been sold by the Hollywood Hotel
and Cottage Company, William M. Bar
rett president, which bought it five
years ago. The buyer is the Elm
Duane Corporation, incorporated at
Albany on Monday with a capital of
S5o0,O0O, and F. Halstead, H. Harris
and II. G.. Wiley as directors. The
structure fronts 110.8 feet on Elm
Street and 1925 feet on Duane Street,
with southerly and easterly lines meas
uring 100 and 86.3 respectively. Title
to the property will pass on April 1.
1t was a cash transaction.
Operator Takes Fifteenth Street Loft
Charles Galewski has purchased
from Elizabeth Ferris, of Long Branch,
N. j., the twelve-story loft building,
on plot 50x110, at 80 and 32 West
Fifteenth Street, near Fifth Avenue
William Sussman and M. g. l.. Hess
were the brokers in the transaction
Joseph E. Greenberg and Stoddard G.
Marx attorneys, represented the buyer
and s~ller respectively.
Clement Court Quickly Resold
Quick resale has been made of the
seven-story elevator apartment house,
with stores, known as Clement Court
at the northwest corner of Madison
Avenue and Ninety-ninth Street, by
William Landesman G. Sons, who
the BaI,on de Hirsch Fund through
Louis Block and Francis B. Robert.
These brokers have now disposed Of
the property to Louis Schlechter, who
controls number of apartment
houses in the upper part Of the city.
Clement Court occupies site fronting
100 feet on Madison Avenue and 1870
feet on the street. 1t contains seven
large apartments on a floor.
Buys Property Once Owned by Burr
Folsom Bros. have sold for Henri
eta Berger the three-story building
76 Carmine Street to Miss Lillian
Kellar, who owns the adjoining prop
erty. Aaron Burr once owned this
pronertv
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Lively Demand Exists
For Small Premises
Stores, Lofts and Offices Sought
For by Many; Disappoint-
ments Expected

George r. Read G. Co. have leased
Offices and showroom space at ITO
Broadway to Letter Levy &; Co., Inc.
and Augustine ]. Smith Company; at
291 and 293 Fifth Avenue to Dagmer
Rasmussen and J. N. Landsee MacKen-
zie; at II Madison Avenue to Samuel
Lewinson.
M. e. L. Hess have leased the second
floor at 704 and 7o6 Broadway to Zee
man & Buchalter. mems clothing.
William A. White e. Sons have
leased Offices in the Franklin-Hudson
Building, at 100 Hudson Street. to
Ivan Burger, Hugh S. Jarvis and Alex
ander s. Maycrink and Harry j. Gofr :;
at 68 William Street to the American
Ordnance and Engineering Company
and floor to the Sugar Sales Corpora
ton; at 582 Park Avenue the store and
basement to Michael F. Naughton; at
335 Fifth Avenue a floor to Hirschberg
d Co.; at "a and 46 Duane Street the
store and basement to the Coburn
Trolley Track Manufacturing Com
pany; at 1876 Bleecker Street loft to
the Durable Clothing Company; at 8
Reade Street lofts to the Elco Print
ing Company, and the B. G. r. Doll
Eye Company; at 321 and 1923
Third Street loft to Max Gottlieb,
and at 84 Water Street the store and
first loft to T. A. Andrade G. Son.
Frederick Fox G. Co. have leased to
Solomon e. Joseph Schwartz, Inc, the
first loft at TIT Broadway; for Wells
& Snedeker, as agents. to Samuel Katz
Samuel Schechtman the top loft at
35 East Eighth Street; for the Eitin-
gon Realty Company to Jacob thinner
the building at 2341 Andrews Avenue
to Nat Lewis the stores at 71O to 72O
Seventh Avenue, and 1878 to 1890
Broadway, and Douglas A. Robinson,
Charles s. Brown Company to H. Gel
fond G. Co. the second loft at 35 and
81 East Tenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Corn Exchange Bank
Inyades "The'' Village
Acquires Corner i'm New York s
Quaintest Section as She
for New Branch

The Corn Exchange Bank is to have
branch in Greenwich Village.
Through A. w. Mclaughlin & Co., the
bank bought property at rs Grove
Street and 7, s and Sheridan Square,
corner of West Fourth Street, opposite
the Greenwich Village Theatre, now
covered by threc-story and basement
dwelling with a onestory extension.
The site, which has q frontage of
15.9 feet on Grove Street, facing sta
tion of the new Seventh Avenue sub
way, and 91.5 feet on Sheridan Square,
is to be Immediately improved with a
building for the exclusive occupancy
of the bank. Plans for the improve
ment are being prepared by. S. Edison
Gage. Title to the property passed
to the bank yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Hotel Proprietor
Prefers Apartment
F. ID. Matchette, Who Started
Hotel Pennsylvania, Rents
Large Park Avenue Suite

Franklin D. Matchette, Western ho-
tel proprietor, and the man who pro-
jected the Hotel Pennsylvania, which
he sold later to the Stattler interests,
seems to prefer apartment. living to
hotel life. He leased, yesterday,
through Douglas L. Gilman e. Co., q
large apartment at $50 Park Avenue,
corner of Fifty-sccond Street. The Ell
liman firm also leased apartments at
1872 East Seventy y-sixth Street to Frank
II. Filley; at 1870 West Fifty-sevcnth
Street to Oscar c. Seebass; at 131 East
Sixty-sixth Street to DR.. Arthur c..
Chace, and at 122 East Eighty
street to John Murray Mitchell.
William A. White & Sons leased at
TIA West Seventy-second Street an
apartment to Henry Tilden Swan, aud
at 159 West 125th Street to DR.. Rob-
ert Lewis
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19

So7 linton nv; mtse s2e. 600: March IL: atty.
LOT l75. map Iohbauer PARK; phelan Estates states
$500. June so. 1916: atty. Haisted. ii iiss Pine
SAM; proocrty I.sur. I, ,S:,, 800
sed, IA Prospect pl Brooklyn: mtge $500.
Aprti Zs isds d same atty
los lxloos Bernhard susscr to Anna Splerei
ga llth st mtgc ssiaoo; March II: atty
BerAin. 54e broadway y............ xid6
SAME property; Anna Spiegci to Isak schechter
1878 IN az. ano: mtge sl0s.soo: Marcn IL :
81
LOTS n T2 and 14o. map l. q Morris Estste.
also ios ~. map Il NJ Hcnnessy ]
course March IL: atty. Margt o'Kennsdy 2sTl
Noneoufhe ....''.',........... ........--....... .slHu
LOTS 500 and ao!. map part varan Estate: An
drew Quinn to kah Quinn. l5As Grand ay. +.
mtye $500: March 10: atty. ralion. q
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Sales at Auction
Ry Insenh p Da,


PRINCE ST. 1875. s. rs West Broadway, 25xlol.
6-story loft and store: L G Martin ct al agt c NJ
Rose ct al due. $l0.T325S: taxes. etc. S43l 20; to
25TIi S'r. 245 West n g. 455 9TH Av. oOx9s o.
4-story tenement and stores; Mutual Life 1ns Co
agt Helen Walter ct al; due. $ll 1854 taxes.
etc, Sll; withdrawn;
story hotel NJ Lewis act Claus Bohng ct al
Harold Swain. atty: due. s1l 36; taxes. etc.
$3.50; to James Wells Sons for Henry Boetger.
for Sl2. .i50
Sd Av. 33s. s cor 25th st. 160- 162 21xs4y
irreg: 5-story hotel i J King agt Claus Boiling
ct al; due. s3i. .S96 .6s; taxes, etc. S1.l7627; to
Jancg Wells Sons for Henry Boettgcr for
$4,000.
BY Henry Brady
2eTH ST. s42- -347 West II s. 1857 9th Av.
63 llN3S.9, 5-story loft: Union Dime Savings
Bank agt i l. Hamilton ct al; due. $40. .424. II
taxeS. etc, SI.232 IL; to Loretta Higgins for
soi 600. ~
BY l. Phillips & Co
BEDFORD ST. l2-44 Leroy st (34-3S) 4Ox
aSx irreg. 2-3- STORY tenement and stores: J ID
Scnroedsr ct al agt Frederici Babbc ct al; due
s3,f2l u taxes, etc. $3.50: prior mtg sS 500: ia
the plaintiff for $2l 800 "
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Home Buying Feature
OF BROOKLYN Marke G,

Samuel Galitzka has sold for
Francis Opolinsky the six one-family
houses, each on a plot 2Ox1OO at
1898 to 1907 East Nineteenth Street.
Meister Builders have resold to DR..
Kaufman the one family stucco house
at S6 Bay Twenty-fifth Street, on lot
1SXS0.
The. Realty Trust has sold for the
Lorraine Realty Company the one
family dwelling at 1927 Sixty y-sixth
Street, to Sophie Scott, and for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one-fam-
lly dwelling at 6221 Twentieth Avenue,
to Jonah Koslow.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
$4,000 Albany Lease
Made by New York Brokers

Joseph P. Day has sublet to the Uni
ted Dollar Shirt Company of this city
part of the premises at State and
Pearl streets, Albany, recently leased
to the Schultz Cigar Company The
SHIRT company has taken space 1874
20 on long term lease at an aggregate
negotiations were handled by Charles
c. Nichols, jr., and Kenneth T. Bar
naby, of the Day organization.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Renting Near Ocean Front

John F.. Scott has rented for Miss
mary Rutherford house on Lovers
Lane, Cedarhurst, Long Island, to Mrs.
A. c. Knowles; for DR.. Irving E. Strong
cottage at Lawrence Beach. Long ISL
and. to Levin r. Marshall; for Phillip
l.. Gill house in Wood Lane. Wood
mere, Long Island, to Miss Helen D.
Nelson, and for Arthur Goadby house
at Hewlett, Long Island, to Mrs.
Charles G.. Moller.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Hotel knickerbocker,
I'm Third Ave-, Sold

The Hotel Knickerbocker at 33S
Third Avenue, southwest corner of
Twenty-ffth Street, and the adjoining
joint property, at 1856, five story
buildings on plot 42xs4xirregular, were
sold at the stand of Joseph P. Day in
the Vesey Street room yesterday, to
James N. Wells Sons, acting for
Henry Bother, for $48,95O, the corner
selling for $56,500 and the inside piece
for S12,45O
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Otto III. Kahn Appreciates
Demand for DWELLINGS

Otto II. Kahn plans to spend around
100000 altering the three old dwell
lings which he owns at 6 to 10 East
Sixty-eighth Street into six-story
American basement structures. Harry
Allen Jacobs has filed plans for the
alterations, which include complete re-
construction Of the interior and the
building Of new facades Of marble.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
West 85th St. Dwelling Deal

There has been Incorporated at AL
bany the 46 West Eighty-ffth Street
Company to take over the property at
that address, a four-story dwelling, on
lot 25x100, between Central Park West
and Columbus Avenue, presumably for
the purpose of converting the build
ing into small apartments. The di-
rectors Of the new company are C. r.
Nash and G. H. and II. S. Simonson.
Title to the property is held by Grant
Notman
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Plans for Big Printery Filed

Plans for another large printing
house building to be erected near the
Pennsylvania Station were filed yes
terday. The structure, which will be
ten stories, will be built at the
southwest corner of Seventh Avenue
and Thirty ninth Street, on a plot 1O7. 6
X146, by the Pictorial Review Com
pany The architects, Aspnwall e.
sucker, estimate it's cost at 5000 ,OOO
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Dwelling Houses Leased

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Margaret Mccormack, at 148
East Seventy fourth Street, three
story dwelling to Edward Stevens.
James A. Sheeran has leased for the
estate of William Rhinelander to Paul
Becker the four story dwelling at 144
East Eightyninth Street.
Goodwin Il Goodwin have rented for
|: G. Place to Henry P. Goldshine the
three story dwelling at 8 West 10th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
WOOlWOrth Store OH
Lower East Side

Edward j. Hogan has leased the
store and basement in a one story
store building, 35x1OO, to be erected on
the southeast corner of Avenue B and
FIFTH Street, with an 81" running to
store opened by the f. w. Woolworth
Company on the lower East Side. The
rental to be paid over the term of the
lease will be 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Builders Preparing for the Day

pany has sold to P. II. Construction
Company, P. Herschowsky, president,
for immediate improvement, the plot,
125x100, on the west side of Creston
Avenue, 115 feet south of Burnside
Avenue. Quinlan g. Leland represented
the buyer and B. il. Weisker the seller.
Vehring Bros. have sold to Lanzner
f. Kahn a plot 50xirregular on West
167th Street III feet north Of Ogden
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Sale Foreshadows East
New York ImprOyement

William A. White e. Sons have sold
for the Dino Savings Bank of Brook
lyn the southwest corner Of Hill and
Crescent streets, East New York. The
PIT contains about 10000 square feet
and is improved with one and three
story. buildings. Improvement is con-
tcmplatcd in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
BUYER for Flushing Houses

A. George Rove has bought the two
houses at 20 and q North Fourteenth
Street, Flushing, 96x1O1, from Henry
l.. Des Anges. The sale was made by
}. Albert Johntra. One house has ten
rooms and two baths and the other
house has eight rooms and two baths.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
500, 900 Wall Street Alteration

Plans have been filed for alterations
to cost 100000 to the fifteen-story Of
nee building at go Wall Street, from
plans ny Clinton & Russell, archi
tects. The metropolitan Trust Com
in this building. ' W. .
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Madison Avenue Dwelling
For Furniture Dealers

Theodore A. Kavanagh, of the Office
OF John ]. Kavanagh, has leased for
Henry c. Quinby, executor, to Collings
q Ceilings, antique furniture dealers.
the five story dwelling at 973 Madison
Avenue, -
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Rents +. II. Pell's
House at Sands Poin,

Pell {, Tibbits have leased to John
Larsen. of the Bech & Van Siclen Com
pany, Theodore Roosevelt Pells coun-
try house on Manhasset Bay, Sands
Point. for the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

i'oih ~. 6o'0 w; Samuel Deutsch sgf lfs,h
~ Notpn. owner and contractor Va az
i'hnI M,hon ST. % as,ao Max Grobsr agt John r
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

GOTH Sr. e5i-5 w: United Electric Construction
20, Inc. agt s53 w Goth 81 Carpn OF all Doc
70. 1918 .....................,s... sl65. 1t
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY

EHGltwo0D. NJ. }. "acai Bargains" No
camouiiage. high class homes sncrIfced: 40es
under construction cost. BiRTWHiSTlE a LiV
INGST0h. 40 Dean ST.. Engle,yood
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

SorH ST. 81 sEAs'r- Sunny living roem. bedroom
,,, ana pam Tor bachelor; club district. Phono
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Classified Advertisements Is
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBooKs

LOST.---Wallet. containing money and adver-
Using receipts, between city and Cover
nor's Island reward. Call Rector 7719.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19

SALESMEN-Two OF unauestioned character
and integrity who have confidence in their ability
to succeed in a big way and who willing to
follow Instructions connect with Of the
largest sales organizations In the country, where
present earnings will be very attractive and prompt
promotion the assured result Of earnest effort II
employed 1t would be well worth giving up any
ordinary position TO undertake. Room 170o 50
Vanderbilt ave. corner L. 45h ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
TYPEWRrTEKs
MISCELLANEOUS

CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED: NEW EofL
$63.50. includes OUTFIT and every expense r,cS -
counts collected everywhere. SPECIALIZE s's'
NER. 1545 Broadway. Suite col. Br5Ens IIfs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
SIGN PAINTING

SIGN PAINTING o. all descriptions: prices "a "a.
service prompt: get our estimate. Wso GU
Service Co. 70 Flatbusn Avenue 'Phons III"
pect 3Sl9
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
WEsTCHEsTEIt COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE mapopAo
'-Canp type; stons fireplace: very conveniently
lorstod. with permanent water rghts: So l50 d,
viii sell. Furnished 1850. Lake Maiopac Corpora.
ton. Madison ave