davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

1ns Co OF Y to Hanover Mtge Co. and Han
over Mtgc Co to Mutual Life Ins Co. 80 Cedar
72p sr. iil-llG W: Metropolitan Trust Co 10
Sterling Realty Co. 40 Wall st: Chas Dards
Co to Empire city Savings Bank. 23l w i25th st
aad Sterling Realty Co TO Chas Daris I46
Summit av. M Vernon. n Y: address so Cedar
,.,, 81 total @ OF assns $500. 900
ano trustees. to Howard Trading Co. 80 Liberty
ST. attys, Breed A & NJ. SO Liberty st; assns
l02D ST 22O r: Mary Carlisle & ano. cxrs etc
to NJ Carlisle "a W 4sth st. attys Reeves &
Dond: lo5 broadway ....,......,.......$ 81 0 600
Realty Go to Abel King, l4s T. G5th st. e ano
aty. trcdk Lese. 30 Nassau st............ SIoo
NORFOLK ST. 81: Dividend Realty Corn & ano
TO Ada Levy as tristcer 1882 President et
nrooklyn: auys. Levy. q q G. 2l5 Montague ST.
50 s .. 10 Wooster ST Sarah J. uc,iinsn.oS SS coo
trustee. to Sarah IIollinshead 955 Henry st
hrookSn trustee; atty. EdgaI Whitiock
alsT ST, e W: mtee now ST. ooo jas i tfayb, s1yIpV
trustee Nm NJ Well 10 VIM If Well hcir pi0
nc nol ay: atty. Mccole 4 Hogcrty I7o Bway 81
Christian Koch to Mario schmceback. III In In
,,y, ,ayette IT. jersey CITY: atty. | / APPEL 2oo
4arH sr 1880 ": mss $50 600 rso,is sl9e .
Mack 70 !, Il Holding Go. s47 Mad nv. ntty'
Immigrant lnduat Saw Bank: atty % ] Mct;uIrc'
"t NhhinoefS S,-'-...... .............'.s so O00
1J3D Ut. 1Jo Z. 'has A Furthman and nno c.rs
20 L1.s iueinoneehneIdcr 4as E lf4t, ST. atty
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
n. Y. Central Will
Fight Increase i'm
Tax Assessment
Official of Company An
nounces That Writ Will
Be Taken Out for 1918 as
Well as for Present Year

The New York Central Railway, the
of an increase in its assessment by the
City Tax Board of S12,00O0OO for the
year 1919 has decided to give the city
a battle for all of its assessments, not
only for the year 1919, but for last
year as we'll.
Mayor Hylan, in his campaign in the
fall of 1917, charged that the Mitchell
administration had reduced the New
York Central's assessments S4,000,0OG,
while q matter Of fact, for the four
years 1914 to 1917, inclusive, the COM
pany's assessed valuations were in
creased $50 100000. Judge Hylan told
the voters that he was going to take
the tax burden off the little fellows
and put it on to the big fellows, like
More for New Hotel
The increase in the assessment on
the Centrals real estate from $1OS,-
coo, 600 to S120,000,000 does not include
the new Commodore Hotel which adds
S6, 100000 more to the total, although
the tenant has to pay the taxes on the
Commodore, as he does on the Bilt-
more.
Writs of certiorari were taken out
last year for review in the Appel
late Division of the 1918 assessment
end counsel for the company said yes
terday that writs for 1919 also will be
taken out. The hearings on the COM
pany's application for reductions were
completed the last day Of January.
The company received only nominal re-
ductions.
1t is understood that the New Yorl,
Central officials feel particularly ag-
grieved over the assessment on the
new Commodore Hotel when they com
pare it with the assessment on the
new Pennsylvania, owned by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company The Com
modore building, aside from the land.
is assessed at So, 10000, while the
Pennsylvania hotel structure is as
sessed at 50, 100000. The land valuation
is about the same. The land under
the Commodore is more valuable than
that under the Pennsylvania, the for
mer being assessed at $4,000, 900. as
against 81, 100000 for the Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Covers More Ground
The Pennsylvania covers a greater
area, but the Commodore is five stories
taller, being twenty-six stories, against
twenty-one for the other. The total
assessment against the Commodore is
S6,6O0O00; Pennsylvania, $4850, 900.
Both properties are in fQr an increase
next fall, as they were not completed
on October l last, the legal date when
taxes became lien
Another big surprise to the company
was an increase on the Grand Central
Station of $1,250,0OO The 1918 assess
nent was: Land, s1O,115,OOO; improve
ments, $1O,635, 900; total, SIC. .75O 900
For 19l9-land, $12 100000; improve
ments, $4,000, 900; total, s22 600 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

SPRING ST. $, 46 TT Of Mott st. 2s.9xl241
23.3xllo.3: VIM Tcnch agt Catherine II Mitt
nacht. owner; James 7 Dinsmorc. lessee and
contractor :........,. SO. .03l 10
2STl ST. 23S to $50 w: Henry Streussing az,
Groh's Sons. Inc. owner .......... ia 950
2sTH sT, 23S "; Edw MeCabo Co. Inc AIT
a7Tm '' ST. 25l WI 2sth st. 24o to .5o " s2s ss 81
s. 2o5.s OF Sth av. IS sxle7 to 9yth
st; 2S,h st. 23S w: Poterton Bros Inc art
vESTRY ST. 'l3. and Laight st. "a: Conduit
Wiring Co agt John Fleming. owner Mahonry
BrOS, contractors on
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
New Buyer in Old
Shipping District

The Broadway Street Realty
Company Elias A. Cohen. president,
has bought 1913 Pearl Street, a four
story and basement loft structure, on
lot 19.Sx101.7, extending through to 104
Water Street, from Frederick Thacher,
as trustee OF the Frederick Meade es-
tate, which estate also sold to the
same buyers tne similar property, on
lot 19.9X62, at 144 Pearl Street. Both
properties were purchased by the es-
tate in 1872, the former for $48, 900,
and the latter, for S3s SEQ, They flank
on either side, the century-old estab-
hshment OF Carter. Macy {, Co.. The
purchasers. who acquired these proper
ties through William 3. May & Co.,
purpose to modernlze the buildings at
the expiration Of leases.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
East Bronx Apartment
Bring Another Profit

Joseph G. Abramson, president of
the Ulster Court Corporation, has re-
sold to S. Morrill, Banner and William
l.. Levy his contract covering four five
story apartment houses, with stores,
each on plot 40X100, at 1888, Ss5, 913 and
9l7 Longwood Avenue, near Hewitt
Place and Dawson Street, comprising
part OF seven houses sold few weeks
ago by the johnson estate to Frederick
Brown and Paul M. IIcrzog, who have
since resold the entire grouD.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

lsT Ay. 2oas: VIM T Gray. e1r act pAb.rd
M MEpstein ct a! foreclosure OF mortgage: attys
iirl hv. Q g. "a IT 3sth at. 4o4rlOo: Abraham
hoppelson ast Aaron snitog ct al faction 70 forc
r'ps9 tnociaiic Hem attys. London & Davis
mrs iEh g. 81, ~ to l3l; Albert II lIastnr net
sacoo aa Stensten Ct al foreclosure OF mortaaso1
MsRy1aoNN ~ nnr'maitn er & Kaufman.
syn ., fe',elpaum ct al foreclosure OF mortsase5
II NJ Hall Henlty Co ngt Dyck Realty CO Inc
foreclosure OF rortgage): atty. r c Enncycr saw
Bronx
LOT as tpart ol1. lot "a and part of NM Brock
innp o, eecuon0 and i az North New York
town OF Morrisania. 23i Ward: tharlottc o"is,
Wilkins ast Ruth cowpsrthwait Burras ct al cfores
,, s,osnrc rc OF morlfage) nttyH. Cary a. Carroll
l33D ST. II q. 23l Alexander nv p0r Ion. aa.sh
Thomaon .agt II NJ Well 20, Inc. 81 .'a' All ai
,, uo,f,esr,ilosnfs of MORTGAGE; atty. u Baer q"
liuNllis AN. c. lT5 II lgad 81 NV I'm,
Frank Fallotco agt VnccnEo Amain Of nj Itn,u
closure Of mortgage); atty, A NJ spiszolino 'o'''
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
S35, 900 Park Hill Deal

The Georgian Colonial residence of
Ere derrick Taylor, manager of Bonwit
Teller & Co., at Park Hill has been sold
by George Howe and d. F. Valentine to
Rudolph Eickemeyer. The property is
on Alta Avenue, in one of the most de-
sirable sections OF Park Hill, and com
mands splendid view of the Hudson
River. 1t was completed only recently,
and was widely pictured in magazines as
a house of exceptional architectural ex-
cellence. 1t was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Queens Plaza Court
Building Is Sold

The Queens Plaza Court Building. the
largest Office structure in Long Island
City, covering a block front on the
Bridge Plaza, has been sold by William
D. Bloodgood e. Co. to the City Real
Estate Corporation. This building is
now occupied by some of the most
prominent institutions in Queens.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Manhattan Building

llHrI ST. 81 w, for 1-sty synagogue 34x9o1l:
sommerfeld & steckler. 81 Union So archi
, ,ecls .S-2S 900
DEI.ANCEf ST. $. bet Lewis and Stanton ss a
sty garage. 1876. 2x95S City Of New York and
Max Grobe 1924 Halsey st. Bklyn owners w c
McNaughton, l56 Il 42d st. architect. $50. 900
Alterations
9TH ST. f. TO 4-sty loft; B F Achehs. owner: !:
+ p Plat. li23 Broadway. architect. ..... 81 500
5Ili AV. 9S3 to 4sty dwlg; Mitchell. r
Soth st, owner and architect. ,........ $35 900
Mashilas Adas premises, owner: II NJ Entich
Az T. 5th st. architect :;...... So 600
'oTh 81, W. to 5-sty dwlg; Frank Partridge
500 9TH az. architects. .........,. $40 900
WALL ST 49, 10 9-sty bank and Offices u =
Trust Co. premises owner. Il Mast, 546 9Th
lV. urclnteCt $40 600
SD ST. l42 T., to 3-siy stable and garage: II
Sturgis. premises owner ] Gescheidt, lA2 T.
43d st. architect ........................S3 So 600
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
To Teach Counting
In Bank RuiIdiuo

Thomas J. O'Reilly has leased in the
Emigrant Savings Bank Building, No.
81 Chambers Street, a large portion of
the first floor to the Burroughs Adding
Machine Company, which will use it as
school Of instruction for prospective
operators; suite of Offices to Cotter
G. Byrnc, a considerable additional
space to Jacob Segal and 4 suite to n.
Lieberman.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

HANDY MAN mechanic. boilers pumps. ii1ax
machinery. steamhuing plumbing, etc; siso ~
wants job; discharged soldier. Burke. IL -
metto ST., Brooklyn
WATCHNfAN.-B middle aged man. IN bank pAs'
ing: can furnish pest references. A. H., b'a 90
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
New Home for Flushing Man

John Oderwald as bought for occu-
pancy the dwelling at 23S Madison Ave
nue, Flushing.
The sale was made by J. Albert John
ira, and the property was bought from
the tlushlng National Bank. The house
contains nine rooms and bath and
stands on plot 4Ox14O fect.j Mr.. Oder
wald lives in Flushing at present.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Influenza Increases Again

Influenza and pneumonia increased
throughout the city yesterday. There
were 22l of the former disease. against
l79 on Monday. Pneumonia cases mum
gere 81, an increase of 27. Deaths
from influenza went from 36 Monday
to 63 yesterday, while deaths from
pneumonia went from 81 to 80.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Broker in 18th ST. Sale

NJ. II. Tropauer negotiated the sale
for Charles Siedler of 108 West Sew
enty-cighth Street, four story dwell
ing, reported recently. The purchaser
is an investor, who intends to alter the
property into small suites. 1t was held
at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Benjamin Ide Wheeler RESIGNS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.-Presi-
dent Benjamin Ide Wheeler, of the
University of California, after serving
twenty years, resigned to-day on ac-
count of the increasing burden of
university work The resignation is
effective on july Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
" Alison is Out of the ARMY

Winfred Watson, formerly with Man
nlng Trunk, has been released from
the army, and is now associated with
Harris & Vaughan.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Professionals Show
Liking for Bronx Flats
Apartments in Every Section of
the Borough Change
Hands

Fisher g. Irving |. Levine have sold
to Max Glickin 1905 University Avenue,
fivc-story apartment, on plot 82x1OO
William S. Baker was the broker.
Nathan Rosen has purchased from
Max j. Klein s51 Hornaday Place, a
new 50-foot, fve-story apartment.
S. Rosen sold for Klein G. Roth 266
East 165th Street, hve-story apart
inent, on plot 36x1OO, to Philip Wattcn-
berg.
Max Cohen has bought through A. D.
Phelps d Damiane the five-sto apart
ment, on plot 50x100, at 457 East 186th
Street.
The Cruikshank Company has sold
for the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company 1443 and 1445 Wash
lngton Avenue, northwest corner of ST.
PauIs Place, fivestory apartment, on
plot 65x100x71xl00.
Syndicate Buys Two Flats
The Isaac Lowcnfeld Realty Corpora
t!on has purchased from the Susskin
holding Corporation the northwest
corner of Valentine Avenue and 1S1st
Street, known as 265 East 181st Street
a 1ive-story apartment house, contain
my '"enty-hVe apartments and two
stores. The building, which occupies
plot 63x1O0, was held at $4,000.
The Lowenfeld Realty Company also
purchased from the Freown Company
(fred f. French, presdent) 1877 Gro
tona Park, near Prospect Avenue, a
l.ve-story house, accommodating twenty
families and renting for $4,000. This
huIl,dlng is on a plot 50x9S, aud was
held at S65,000. kurz & Uren and /. !
Greenberger negotiated the sale on a
cash hacic " ~
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

alsT ST. 1877 l69 T. and SD st, le0 z. Frank
i}e Be- Caro- agt Michael Hoffman ct al: Fob g.
LEXINGTON Av. III samuel Horowits o. al I
FRANK Sokol ct al: NOV II, 1918. .......,.. sslo
sAME PROPERTY Spray Electric Co. Inc ag,
aIh AV A. Weiss a Ginsold agt salmagund Club
ct al; Feb u. Observation-Disclosures. Sio0
Bronx
cKuToNA PARKWAY. cor Of Elsmere nj
los.I .ISa0hl: Hyman German agt Edmund Fran.
-. cs Realty TO. Inc. ct al May %. 1917 si25
biSMERE RI. olh; Hynlsn German agt Edmund
FRANCIS Realty Co. Inc. ct all May 49,
A'a' ..s.~~s>~s-~ es- .S2 500
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

i95p sr 75o z, chas 4 irur,hman and ano. csrs.
G Iurtiman. Cd ana lasth st. ..s.... sy,. .o3o
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
FURNISHED APARTMENTS wANTEr,

rtynSfsHED ApAnTafKNr WANTED ron r,vo
AZ, MDtiJ1 z, Z itooMs AsD rwo BAiTia,
PRICE NOT TD EXCEED $500 pEH MosT;i
=, g. LOEB, sgz ". ssTH sfJtEET
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

FURNISHED ROOMS

S5TH ST. WEST, 2l2.-Comfortably furnished sit
ness men. HILL
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

AIpIBoH AZ, 247; al; College Holding co to
s.g,1 frgm Mrrch M s, iole $4,000 sis 5oc
ii..n .. =, ~, 1aes " ground noor; Ephrain SIN
,olTu or I'sy ~ g,y. iay e noo,h 27l nway, $500
June 9,m.. !. 1918; af'ys steinbcrg & Levin. $50
srn xy. GGs I'd noor wn yolk 10 III :, ,,.o siqo9
uuenun ,nIa vt. Kew GARDENS. J. | 8 yfs from May
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
New Bronx Buildings

24!ST ST. o c Carpenter av; l atty brk GARAGE
owner; Geo Ii olpher. 72o Il a22d st. architect !:
GOLDEN AV Sos q, - Au,.,, Sseoa
d"g, lsx24 Giuseppl lrd Els Union st Hr,SL
lyn. owner; U = Portable iildg Corpn Ii5 proad~
"' "'N''''.' .''''.'...... 81 900
Bronx Alterations
laaTli ST sw Locust nv: to / sty frame
factory. ioi a0t3b0. ltobt Grant. Woowurth Dldg
n~ncr' M,lliken Rrof. 'Wooiworih Bldg irssces !:
niopfo Lahdsadel. I'D nv and l4sth A. archi-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALF oRhiA BUNGALOW AT LAKE mauop.c
located viii ,0s o.1s.r sons fireplace conveniently
w si sell furnished. 1860 Lake aahnn,cc -" c ~ o.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Recorded Transactions
DOWntOu3

suTFoLK ST 50. $ 45x75 Suffolk st, 81 W g.
% Sor, s,,d roeme st. 25x75 LAWYERS Mort Go 10
b and $: all liens; Feb Observation-Disclosures. 500
S.fGoIk ,do ST o.; " S, 250;O Rivngton st. 251l
to Lawyers Mort Co. 50 Liberty St attys Cary
~ {. 80 Wall st................... $24 600
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Bings Buy Apartment

Moore, Schultz e. Co. have sold to
Bing e. Bing for the Forts Realty
Company, Charles S. Lyons president
and S. Schimmel, treasurer. holding
company of the estate of Joseph Ham
merschlag and Moritz Falkenau, the
Somerset and the Cedarcliff, two six
story elevator apartment houses, COW
ering plot 99.1x2OO The houses are
70 feet north of 152d Street and run
through from st. Nicholas Place to
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Bronx

l35TH ST. 81 y; Brook nv 1863. I72 & I7s. nil :.
aisth s ~ i5s Iiqi ,io s2o,4s ri sam Grossmau to
70 APT so. 1879; ally iinomi. lIo NAsSsaaga
AZ la77 lsm. a 80 I, S'6,9o a1,,
Transit Bldg corpn 10 Haml Heznich, s2T Jninn
Nv yrs from Jan |. 1919 ......s....si7, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
West Side

West Side
9TH ST A. W. 25xl005: 18th ST. u S. lo5
gth avi strip oosxloO5, Dora Tomunson to Jno
s,sr lS T2n@saq 9g4 q K Broad @ss 81 s
Wood Cemetery to Standard Concrete Steel Co.
10, . W 44th r.l st p ana 5 all liens Feb :; atty
sam, same 'eD i atty. same 81 900
TO same AL liens; Feb 81 atty Lawyers Title &
same III. mtge $3.50; ali liens. Feb .. atty
elSr $$I'' sr VA " i,19, Si9o
Go to same; prior mtgc $500; ali liens; Feb I
slsr s'T' sr 1'S 9ss ~ s. 95xloo Gas G NeSa's sleO
edmr Louis Meyers. 10 same Feb 10. atty
slSr ST Al ". s. g5xloo MciropoIitaS so,;ny Soy
6lSr 81. AS W. $. 25NlOo5; Robt a Chambers
rH % ST. @o a" g. rfo aeirdponm a'5S ame og SlSq
GO to no " 5Gth 5. Co. l35 B"ay; mtge 900
sAWB PROP; 2lo " 5dh st 60 10 SAM KautMan savo
l33 llSth ST. mtge So 600. Feb {; atty-
Same '.'''.-t.. 81
Bronx
Lot 80 4 81. map sec ]. Eathsate Estate Tridoin
Zirgler 10 Anna Degcrmann. 2o6s story ay
mtge $500; Ian 81 atty ~ L Iially,
cAgIpwEI!. o5 I. ~ soo y , i5stn st 741iiz55
ntge $500; Feb TO- atty A Kohn. A. Bway;
1S'S Moars Al oSsg go to lis@ Ed~ ' Sa2S Ma VIZ
ally M co. la5 5'ST BroadSay sSsy ieo 'slcG
lGlTH ST. s, 1910 W Fox. 20xS3. .9xl9 llxS34
! lc7th st, mtge 5000; Feb 90. 1918; atty
ThoS j. INnihan, 992 i lG7th st...........Sl00
ST AIMS AN. {. l47th st. 25x994 Empire
CITY Savings Banl, to Ambrose Realty Co. l3j
broadway. Feb .: atty II McCann 30
BECK ST 6eo. 3s4xl25: Jacob Wein6srs SS10p1 ct
al to Bclday Realty Co. SO Maiden lane intge
$4,000. Jan 30; atty. Simon Weinberg, so Maid
en- lane .-..................... 81
l3crl sr 452 T. s s. 25xloo. Margaretha Net iS-
mcSer, widow, TO Elsie Carlson. 44l Il l3Gth ST.
FEB 10: atty. G * T Co. 176 Broadway 800
WATERLOO pL 1872 " S. 25x7o Marion strauss
"a 50! Cogen SS6 WhitlocE ay; mtge $4,000; Feb
HgGuEs Az s. Sois '''" isiSt ST 81. is.sxqs.
Barney iuitz to VIM Schmier Cl3 i; ls9d st
mig $500; Feb Z; atty, Title Guar & 4 Co.
HqMNStPE idsSS7Ss Ay us " 1H Jerome A. s5xsa4s
atty. Title Guar & Co. l76 Bway. ST
IRVINE ST. S9l. 5. 20x50; Enos S Booth ref
TO Chas koTbe!. $50 W l47th st: Feb 10: atiy'
l1GTH ST. II s, $50 G Brook NV 50xloO; julius s
Iosenthal to E Miller. $50 W 10th st: Il
part mtg s32 900; Feb g. attys Lawyers Title
7 Co. 100 Bway y......................
WAslIINGToN Av. $. q lot 1856 map Cen.
Saml bernstein. 1888 Washington av; mtg
$2:5 900: Feb 3; atty. ] | kcmpncr 300 Bway
HOFFMAN, ST. s, S3.4 l9lst st, lG SxlO0; Rosa
Gnstandino to Francisco Iadiccco 1853 10Th st,
Hklyn. mtg $3.50: Jan 81; atty. G Hetzcl'
18TH ST n S. 1916 Willis nv. l63x75: Har-
lem Say Bank 10 Eyelino s Murphy 1897 Dalv
av; Feb II; atty. Title Guar & r Co. l76
b"V '''''.-...,, ...,,..,.......,$l0 500
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
East Side

lsT ST. 90 T. "a 2xGo 4x3s 9xG7S (forcclos Ian
q 1919; Geo Mclaughlin. REF. to Nathanie
heane X. r 54th st; FEB 10, atys Cary x
SD ST. s.. 4os.n Avenue d. 22.3xlO59; saml
Wei ct al. exrs. to Israel Orphan Asylum. 27l
+ "a st; mtgc $l4 800: X part; Feb 10; atty.
TUE Guar ~ Co. l7t Rway. .......... 50 500
SANE PROP. Bernhard Mayer same: x part .
mtge Slf 800; all liens; Feb 10; atty same 50 800
l6Ili ST. 800 f. 25x7J; Samuel Il Esther A Levin
To- Rosie Horn, $40 w l50th ST. all liens; Jan
80: atty. II Phillips 2Gl Bvay. y..............S 81
73D ST S. 200 W 81 ay, 25Nl022 Chas Stillnar
ct al. eXrs to Della y Kelly 100 Wadswortn
av; Feb atty, Title Guar ~ f Co, l76 Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

RUSSELL. HARRIET-1N PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John P Coha-
Ian. a Surrogate of the County CT New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to al, per
sons having claims against HARRIET
RUSSELL, late OF the County of New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his
place of transacting business at the Offices
of his attorneys, Sexton, Jeffery. Kimbal
& Egglcston. No. 34 Pine Street, in the Bor-
ough of Ma anhattan, City of New York. on
or before the 18th day of May next
Dated, New York, the 9Th day of Novem.
Der. 1913.
ARTHUR BYRON,
SEXTON. JEFFERY. KINBALL & EG
GLESTON. Attorneys for Executor. "a
Pine Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against LIMA WEBER. late of the County
Of New York. deceased. TO present the
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
at their place of transacting bust
ness, at the office of their attorney, Harold
G. Aron, No. so Pine Street in the City
of New York, on or before the 10th day Of
August next.
CHARLES F. WEBER,
HENRY NJ WISE,
Executors
Dated, New York. the 9th day of Jan
uary, 1919
HAROLD c. ARON, Attorney for Ex
ecutors. so Pine Street. Borough of
Manhattan, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
ACCOUNTANTS DEMANDED
WOMEN AND MEN

t.ach.sg want 10 hear from bookkeepers o..,,
capable s men o'o and WORKERS stenosrapHesss
oooAkeeping experience Who are WIN Or VA
mo nser accounting positions parlos pssrrlUaoas %
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Realty Co. Sells in 96th ST.

0. G. Manss has sold for the $3.50
Manhattan Avenue Company to the
Ararat Realty Corporation, 42 West
Nlnety-sixth Street, five-story dwell
ing on lot 18x100.S, between Central
Park West and Columbus Avenue. The
house was recently altered into small
suites. The sellers acquired the prop
erty from Emil w. Oppenhcim a year
ago and remodelled it,
Cruikshank Buys in seth st.
James II. Cruikshank has purchased
from Celestina Molinelli the five-storv
doubt fiat, on lot 25x1O0, at 421 Wes.
Flfty-slXth street. Barry Sugarman
was the broker
141st st. Site for Apartment
Ennis G. Sinnott sold the plot. so;
100, on the south side of l42d Street
l20 feet east of Broadway, to Michael
j. Martin Corporation for early i'm
provement with an apartment. Stein
man Stelnman were the brokers.
Physician Buys in S4th St.
Pease G. Gilman have sold for Oscar
Unz the four-story dwelling at 338
West Eighty-fourth Street, on lot lSx
loI.l. The buyer, physicion, will oc.
cupy. 1t. Mr. Unz recently bought at
auction for $4,000 the Ackerman es
tate residence, at the northwest corner
OF Riverside Drive and Eighty-second
street, which he will make his home
after completing alterations.
Elberon Hall Buyer
The Manboro Realty Corporation is
the buyer of Elberon Hall, at 3S5 to
389 Central Park West, sold on Monday
by the Union Dime Savings Bank.
Mrs. Pennington Buys House
Mrs. II. P Pennington, daughter of
Walter Damrosch, is the purchaser of
the dwelling 145 East Sixty-third
street sold recently by William B.
May & Co. for the Stephens estate.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
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W psase basis the reconstruction and 'q industry T.
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