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New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
James W. Gerard Buys
Home on Fifth Avenue
Gets Dwelling George ]. Could
Bought for His Daughter
About Nine Years AGO

The dwelling at 1915 Fifth Avenue,
which George j. Gould bought for his
daughter about nine years ago, has
been purchased by James W. Gerard,
ex-Ambassador to Germany. The house
almost covers the entire lot, which
measures 25x100. between Eighty.
second and Eighty-third Streets.
1t Is a six-story American basement
structure. Mr.. Gould spent much
money on its equipment.
Albert B. Ashforth, the brokers in
the transaction, reports the holding
price at $250,000, but states that the
building with its equipment probably
stood Mr.. Gould close to half a million
dollars.
Mr. Gerard will have only one neigh
Dor on the Fifth Avenue frontage, as
the Gould house and No. 1914 Fifth
Avenue are the only improvements on
the block. The adjoining house is
owned and occupied by Mrs. J. f. A.
Clark
Bernhard Estate Sells More Houses
w. j. Huston & Son have sold for
Mrs. Christina Bernhard, 551 and 55S
West 159th Street, two three-story
high -stoop dwellings on plot 30x1O0,
near Broadway. James l.. Van SAINT is
the purchaser. This deal makes seven
dwellings, these brokers have sold for
the Bernhard estate within the last
three months.
Sale in Eighty second Street
Ellis & Snnott have purchased from
Grace l.. Conger at 1874 West Eighty
second Street four-story dwelling on
lot 19Nl00. Frederick Zittel & Sons
were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Borden Takes More Space

William A. White & Sons have leased
to Borden's Premium Company the
second loft at III and 113 Hudson
Street; to the Pan-American Export
Company the store and basement at
2S and 81 Park Place; to Mark Nor
wick space at 119 West Twenty third
Street; to Nemours Trading Corpora
ton the second floor at 410 and 4l2
West Fifty second Street; to A.
Wasserman the building at the south
east corner Of Avenue c and Second
Street; to the Federal Accounting Cor
poration the third floor at 20 Maiden
Lane; to Wheelocls Lovejoy Company
the third floor at % Cliff Street; to
Charles Constantine space at 23 South
William Street; to Roland Johnson
space al | Wall Street; to tho National
Budget Committee offices at 6 Church
Street; to Edward A. Crawford an Of
fee in the Wall Street Exchange Build
ing, 43 Exchange Place; to the Man
haitian Dress Suit Company loft at
325 to 331 Lafayette Street; to Francis
W. Cxrney and George Z. Mitchell a
floor at 10 Stone Street; to the Allied
Steel and Supply Company Offices at
335 to 339 Fifth Avenue; to Blake
0zias store and basement at 26 West
Fifty eighth Street; to Eugene P. Lam
franchi office in the franklin Hudson
Building, 100 Hudson Street, and to
the Lggett & Myers Tobacco Company
loft at ia and 116 East Sixteenth
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
5000 Ladies' Tailors
10 60 on Strike To-day

Eight thousand ladies' tailors and
alteration workers are going out on
strike at , o'clock this afternoon fol-
lowing decision reached by unani-
nous vote a. q meeting last night in
Maennerchor Hall, 203 East Fifty-sixth
Street. They demand forty four hour
week and minimum wage of $50.
Notice had been served in all
Employers IN Greater New York. giving
them until last night 20 comply with
he demands. Owners Of the tailoring
establ ishmeats failed to accede and
ne general strike was called
Department stores, theatrical cos
tuners and the fashionable Fifth Ave-
nue. sAops viii be affected as well as
the other establishments, said the
leaders Of the Ladies' Tailors and Al
iteration Workers Union, Local 80. An
organization campaign had been con-
ducred Tor several months under the
direction Of Samuel Lefkowitz, inter-
national vice president, and the lead
ers expect 10 have the tie-up complete
throughout the industry.
Mr.. Lefkowitz presided at last
nights meeing. Among other speak
ers were Elmer Rosenberg, another
vice president Of the international
Ladies' Garment Workers. Union; Ar
turo Giovannitti, Max Pine, secretary
3f the United Hebrew Trades. and
Charles ". Erwin. managing editor of
The CALI
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
CITATIONS
l-LENRoHF

oILENDoHFT WILLIAM PEO-
pie OF the STATE Of New York. BY the
Grace OF God, Free and Independent.-T
Arthur Wolr. Felix OIlenaorf. Max Ouen-
Goref. Crete Ol!endorr. Ernest Schind.er
Febvow Orphan Asylum. Montefore Home
fer Chrome InvaIids, Pau oiienaort
Jantzen. Fred stelnneyer. Henry scha-
rnacher. carl Murlcen, Srowden T. Hemp
stone. Clara C.lendorE. daughters ot
He!nrich C0.n. Wllliarl Duggan. Milton
c.erdorn Fran. ). Aeiss Harry Abush
Arthur Sonnlerceld. Beit Sorin.erfeld
Clarence soulner.e,d and Fidelity & De-
posi-. Company of Maryland. ma to all per
ct k!n otherwise, in the Estate o. VIII
IA m Ollerdorr. deceased who at the time
Of his death resided At No. 24l West losth
City. SEM, GREETING:
Upon tbs petit!cn Of SieEtried O.lendorr
residing a. No. 2o4 West losth Street. Bor-
Pau! L. Loewenwartcr. residing al No. si5
East 7th street. Borough .. Brooklyn
New Yorl. CITY, you and each Of you are
hereby cited 10 show csuse cafore Sur
SlrragAies' Curt % sa4c Count. he'd -
the Han q Recores. il ,ite 'oEnty .. rte
York On thc lttt -ay - = .I,,. ~ = sr. ~ g.
al half past ten o'ciock N tn. forenccu o.
c!iendor~ ana Paul =. IL e-Nc.. q, rte-. IS
-In poFary AdfEif ~. cgs s.. .lc rs ale -
SAD deceased. sAoG.1 HOt b> .a--c.s--.y
- TESTIMONY wHEsE..cr. Ne l.avs
caused the seal % tN4 ~rrFrr4rss' Court
:, re =. - ss.4 -. - - ''-w -1F~
wlT,>i.ss. AoNQRABLE JOHN
P. COEALAN, Surrogate ot our sac
Count. al tie County os NV York, tae
1ta day OF August. IN the year OF our Lord
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEy.
Clerk OF the Surrogate Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Buying Of Brooklyn
Homes Goes on Apace
Brokers Are Being Driven to
Wits End to Find Homes
for All

The A. ]. Shannon Company has sold
for W. j. Hayes the three story dwell
ing at 41S Fourth Street; for Adde J.
Van Norman, the two story dwelling
at S45 Seventh Street; for the estate
OF E. H. Toole, the three-family house
at BIT Fifth Street; for the estate of
E. NJ. Brydon, the four story busires IS
and dwelling building At 123 Seventh
Avenue; with E. A. Coldstein. the
three story American basement
dwelling at sos Fifth Street; in
conjunction with F. ]. Getreu,
the two story and basement dwell.
ing at 443 Seventh Street; for H. J.
Wolf, the two-family mouse with gar
age on Eighteenth Street west of Fort
Hamilton Parkway, and with E. A.
Goldstein, the three story and base
ment dwelling at 494 Fourth Street, to
Mr.. Rollins.
Charles C. Stclle has sold the three
story threefamily brick Aathouse at
107 St. Marks Place for Henrietta !
Lipp to John f. Peterson.
Burning & Swan have sold 728 Marcy
Avenue, three story and basement
brownstone dwelling on a lot 2ox100
for E. Deb. Patterson, and the three
story and basement brownstone dwell
Ing on lot 10x1OO at 533 Greene Ave
nue., for J. Tompkins
E. c. Sautcr has sold for Malcolm
Lawrence to William J. Ward the
four story brick and stone American
basement dwelling at 81 Montgomery
Place, near Prospect Park West
Walter s. Ross and c. c. Gretsngcr
have sold for Alfred c. Hafstad the
one-famiy detached cottage at $50 Sew
entyfourth Street.
Charles Buermann & Co. have sold
for the Patrick Hart estate the three
story and basement brick building at
22s Adams Street. This property was
held at $4,000 and was sold to Mr.
Goldframe for factory purposes. This
property has been in the family 70,
more than 100 years.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09

SAME PROPERTY. Washington Dean Co
to Arrow H0ldg corpn, 2ll Bway: Sept
Sd Az, n e, l6sth st, So to Fulton av
xn 4l;ex W 1ll.lx SIX w SILK 5ox
" lSl7 to Sd av l76 10 beg, Blanche
RI. e y, IS n i7a,d st. 4o1lloSS.,
ch9s is9 "'9Ta 5an p 10 paane a-a s.ah IT ss'G ss
YEA st. widow. Mar s. 1911 .''' att r
s,ahl, aol 1923 st. ........ 81
25xloo; Leo Siebert to Thco Sebert ls5
atth at Aug 2l; atty, Samuel Eclser
~ ~ g r K - Ssth st
John Hara to Hudwtl Corpn ! "
4@th st mtge $500: Sept 5; atty, Hug :
WASHlNGTON Az. n s. ss.3 n 3 map
Morrisanla. 35.2x75; John r Condor to
City OF New York: June IS; atty. p
SEABrRY PI, 1910. 9 $. 41.sxlo0, Harry
Paul to valbury Realty Corpn. 1880 I'd
az Aug l. attys, Gettner, & A. 299
Valentine Av, 2314, 8, 5oxIos 11x5O. 2
All$s; Harry Paul to Nalbury Realty
Corpn, 1850 "a av' Aug /; attys. ciett-
MORRIS PARK Av. Gag s. 25.9x1l5.4x
25xlo9l Anton Auzic5a to Max Aron-
16.sx10O; WA r. Sanders 20 Bernardo
Nosca and Gaspare Trapani. 21s7 Arthur
av; mtge $500; Sept 3; atty, TitIs g
K T Co, 176 Bway y.................. 81 90
BATHGATE Av, 1891, n $, 37.Gxl00;
Geo W kuchler and to Adolph G
Blechner 612 Bergen av; mtge SIS 500.
Sept 5; atty. Amend & a, lls Nassau st
$33, 100
144TH ST. $, 325 Willis av, l6sxlOo !;
Tredk Schopp to t'redk J Goldertier,
2s3 Alexander av, Sept ); atty, Title G.
& I Co. lio B"ay .............- ...--....-. 10
CLINTON AN 20l3-l5. :. 50x100; John
Luner ct al to Boston Road Constn
Co. 1850 Wikens av: mtge $4,000, July
%: atty, T q d T Co, l16 Bway 90
VALENTINE AN w s, COZ s ls0th ST, ID. $
X969xl6sx97. Eliz X Ford TO Walter b
Brew. 4Q2 L 1921 st; mtge $500, Sept
30; atty, T G d T Co. l7S Bway 100
ANTHONY AN, 1852, 8, 16.Sx74. .3x1S.Sx
1875; Ethel Gilman to Bella Finkel-
stein. $50 18th av, Bklyn: mtge SO, $50
Sept 8; atty, T G & 7 Co, 176 Bway 800
ELLIS AN. $. $50 Ollnstead av. "A. i x
lOS, Teasdale Realty Co to Jos K
rrace Langenstein, 2l3s Ellis av; rtge
$4,000; Sept {; atty. T G Il 7 Co, l16
Bway ....... ........-....,. ..... 5 90
2a5TH ST. 26e e. $, 25xi0o; Edward J
Rudden to Fred Haug, 20os Tiebout av,
mtge $4,500: Sept s; atty, Title Guaranty
e. Trust Co, l76 Bway y............. Sl00
LOT goa map Lohhauer Park, Edwin
Bailey to Pauline j. Wohn 1893 Zerga
av; mtge $500 Sept 2 atty, u q < II
% E o.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
British Labor
Is Split on
Strike Policy
Discussion Begins To-day
at Great Congress Rep
resenting 100000 Of
the Nations Workers
Neac YORK. Tribune
European Bvre0u

Neac Yorl; Tribune
European Epreou
Copyright. isls. 1ripune inc,
LONDON, Sept. Slight hundred
and forty eight delegates, representing
FIVE million British workers, met in
Glasgow to-day for the annual Trade
Union Congress. It is perhaps the
most momentous English labor corr
gress in history, for It's decisions his
week vii largely determine the indus
trial welfare Of England during the
coming year-a year that will probably
be filled with dangers that viii call for
1t is quite widely thought that the
delegates have it in their power to
plunge the country into a state of
commercial chaos from which it viii be
very difficult to extricate it.
Three big issues which will be dis
cussed during the next few days are
strikes, means to secure increased pro-
duction and the naturalization of the
mines. The meeting to-day was devoted
to the preliminary work of the congress
and to the speech of the president, c. H.
Stuart Burning, secretary OF the Post
mems Federation, who expressed labor's
dissatisfaction with the policy OF the
government on many questions and en-
pNaslZeu the war SdcllhCe5 OF Inc
workers.
Tomorrow is the vital day when the
extremists who are trying TO force the
congress 10 accept The strike as :
weapon to compel the government TO
change its policies will clash with the
moderates who, while they are vigorous
in their condemnation OF present con-
dltions, are nevertheless opposed 20 d.
rect action on account of the really des-
perate economic problems which lie
ahead and the vital necessity fey in
creased output. In this connection it
should be noted that the ralwaymen, at
recent conference of the "tri pie alli-
ance" Of railway men, miners and trans
port workers, voted by large majority
to postpone a vote on the question Of
adopting direct action.
Robert Smillie and his miner dele
gates are only d fraction OF the CON
gress, which represents all the trade
unions: Nevertheless the proposal Of
the miners executive council for the
naturalization Of the mines will be
brought before the congress in order
to determine just what support the
miners can expect in their fight against
the governments substitute plan. which
they have rejected. They wish to find
out if the congress will indorse their
action in threatening a complete stop
page of coal output in order to force
the government TO adopt netionaliza-
ton.
j. H. Thomas, head Of the Railway
Workers Union, issued a warning to
the labor hotheads on the eve Of the
congress, declaring that the position Of
labor Will be far more serious during
the coming months than ever before.
The coming winter viii ind Us with
larger numbers Of unemployed and
with real hardships on every side" he
said. There is nothing so ruinous to
the cause Of labor as the silly notion
that the only way TO solve our diff
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Realty in; Park
Place Figures in
Quick Resale
Morris Fatman Takes Over
Building Recently Sold
and Another Adjoining
Holdings; Has 3 Parcels

Morris Fatman, of the Raritan
Woolen Mills. added to his holdings
IN the old downtown chinawAre section
BY acquiring adjoining properties.
Through William H. Whiting & Co. h,
has bought from Lucetta B. Makepeacc
the tive-story building at % Park
Place, extending through the block to
20 Murray Street, on plot 2S.sxlO5.2
assessed at Sl41.OO0.
Mr. Fatman also bought the fvc-
story building at % Park Place, ex-
tending to 22 Murray Street, on plot
5l1lNl52.11. from the 25 Park Place
Company, which bought the property
few days ago. 1t is assessed at $l75,-
600. Mr.. Fatman owns the property at
81 Park Place, extending to 1S Murray
Street. and with his purchases yes
terday controls plot of 1850 square
feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

18TH ST. sss W w,ss sp559 90s 'th ho4o an
atty, julius II Zieser, 80 Bway; assns
srH AZ: e:o, Titls Goar ;', & Trust q Z Z
Guar & r Co. l7s Bway .... ...... $50 .ooo
s5TH 81, 9o5 E, Florence : Brav, ex,r1,
to Kate Han, 22a W 7lst s. attys; ~;
NORFOLK ST :. 100 Grand st. BanN-
ers Trust 60, trustee, to Lawyers Mort
4TH ST. 81 25I-5s 3; Fannie WAertheimer 70
Miriam Tucknan. l2l4 Ocean av. Bklyn :
attys, Morrison * $, 32o bway $500
2sTH ST 691n 1 sna = part aasb tss sg92
81 Cedar av, West End. J address,
wAsfiS@ToS ffSsaT ) TERRAcE. il: Freak KS
v owes ) to Flora E Morrow. ~ Rlversids
Drive; attys, Walsh. Is g. ;, ID Bway,
BR4pHG ahd4{s AZ ais y Tide & SioT5 ig9t
at,ys. Scott. G & 3. 4s Cedar ct. So, 800
7TH AN, " cor l2otA 5, mtge Slo 600;
1890 Crot9na larfway; atty, He:ll a n
Gottliep. -, Bway ............. 90
49TH sr, 9s- i. t;,ls Ge~r & Tgust GO
70 Evse -. 10 Aedc n, $40 PARK av;
address. 10 Bway ...........Si0.Q0 900
SD ST. 953 e. I-awyo.s Tito {, Trust CO
70 ieh.e.., tiuruln 81. NlcCabe A.
Brad.ey Beach. j attg, Lawyers Title
q 7 CO, 10 Bwsy. 10
FOX ST. - : c54 l65th 81; lots e-ct
37.exlo9; Harris Schwartz TO Davia L
Beeber. 56 suffolk s.; atty, i Il Gold.
- Nassau ST assns .,....... sloo
meIo Casesa, 2s2o Aaghes Av. and ano;
atty. Jos Nicchia. 2G6 Bway. y.....s sl4, 500
UNION AV s. Is l66th ST. 25xss.s
Martha Elbert an! ano exrs. 10 Geo
Title & T Co. $50 Bway. .....-..s 400
18TH ST. $50 z; Felix Gottfried to Title
Gras & i Co. i76 Bway; atty. Title
Guar & CO. l7o Dway. .....-....s3 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
kress Co. Closes Deal
For Pabst Harlem Casino

NJ. e. L. Hess report the consumma-
tlon of the lease for the Alf Haymen
estate of 256 and 258 West l25th
Street, running through to 243-25l
West 124th Street, having frontage Of
80 feet on 125th Street and 100 feet on
l24th Street, for many years occupied
by Pabst Harlem Restaurant. The
lessee is S. H. Kress e. Co., the s. 10
and 25 cent chain store corporation
The lessee will erect new two story
and basement building, covering the
entire plot, thereby giving them $4,000
square feet of floor area, and Will
utilize the entire building for its own
purposes. This is the first Kress store
to be opened in this city. The lease is
for term of twenty-one years at a
rental aggregating s1000,0O0 and car
ries with it the privilege of renewal
for a like term.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
No Recession in Demand
For Store and Office Space

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the tenth loft at 5s9 Broadway
to Lon Krause, the third loft at East
Fiftyninth Street to Josephine A. We'll.
the first loft at 245 West Broadway to
the Anderson Brothers Company, the
fifth loft at 245 West Broadway to Al
exander Lipsey, Office SPACE at 1856
broadway to Simon j. Mitrany, and
oftice space at 335 Broadway to Simon
Blauman & Co; for Caroline NJ. Field
the building at l4-lS East Twenty
fourth Street to a. Liepsig: the elev-
enth floor az 149 West Thirty sixth
Street to the Superior Linen Company
and the second loft Al "a East Forty.
second Street to the United States
Navy recruiting bureau.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased 10 J
Morris loft in 6S3 Sixth Avenue.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have leased the
store at 33 West Thrty-third Stree,
for term of years to Newburger, Hen
derson & Loeb, stock brokers'; also the
store at the southwest corner Of Sew
enth Avenue and Thirty-fourth STREE
to L. Backer e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Hawthorne Park Lots
Bring Average of 1852
All bu; 80 Lots Disposed OF at
SATURDAYS Auction for
Total of sac. .cQ-.30

The Jere Johnson. jr.. Company sold
Hawthorne Park, at Fatbush Avenue
and Avenue U, in Brooklyn About
500 persons attended the sale, which
was conducted by Auctioneer Fred
Snow. The 22s lots were sold for q
total Of sS0297.50. The average price
per lot was 1882. The remaining lots,
including some lots on Flatbush Ave
nue., were not ready for the sale and
therefore were not offered Thsse
eighty lots will be sold at night sale.
to be held in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange later. Inside lots on Flat
bush Avenue brought from $500 to $500
each. The five lots on the corner of
Flatbush Avenue and Avenue U sold
for 1915 each Inside lots on Avenue
T brought from $3.50 to $500 each. and
on Hendrickson Street from S225 to
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Recorded Leases
STANTON ST n S. extending from w $
Tompkins st to s Mangin st. 2O0x2O0.
all and 2-sty brick bldgs Stephen
l. Hnnkins and ano recriYers OF the
Manhattan

Tompkins st to c Mangin st. 2cOx2oO
ali, i and 2-sty brick bldss; Stephen
Hopkins and ano receivers Of the
Bradley Contracting Co, to Peter Baron,
So Cedar ST, Brooklyn; 10 yrs. from
July l. 1919; atty Max sheinart, Sno $9s gs
I'd Az l45s str, John P Mcdonald to
Samuel Mandel. 6l f 9th st; yrs
from June /. 1918; atty. Halle, 1920
ls0TH ST. 523.29 W. top door; l3oth St
Garage Corp to Jno G Dale, 81 E 93d
st: yr. from Sept /. 1919; YRS re-
newal atty. +; G Joseph, 1884 Broad :
s6TH ST. $3.50 w; Ssth st, 81 w, ALI
Mary Good win and ano trustees, TO
Jacob kornblau 6l W S5th st, and
ano. from June 20, 1919, to Aprl So
1924 .,...-,''..'.. .sl-'ooV
9TH Az, 37s; south str and room 1st
floor; Ida l. Frese to Edw Chopper.
l26A w 127th st, 10 yrs, from Oct !,
1919; attys, Foster and NeuInan, 81
Bway .......... $40. 600 70 sl2,500
w EST ST l72, all, Gustav Lewkowitz to
Philip and Chas Modry, 172 West st.
from Oct l. 1919. to May l. 1925, at
torney. e Frankel' 2ss Broadway; ex, s5o
1876, SD st; BALTIC
d Ohio r r Co. lessee OF estate Geo y
Wilson, to Longs Hotel Stores, 7sl
1928; attys, Baker and O. 81 Nassau
st; gold .......... SIC. 900
STH AN, 553. all: Anna Ostrander. owner,
and Ethel Jefferson to Sander Guttn1an.
553 sth av yrs, from May /. 1920
attorney, Leon Lask! 100 Broadway
s3100 to s3.+0i
18TH ST. II w, all; Deru Realty. Corp
from May !, 1919; atty. David Lobe.
n s4,h st; ground ana
rnezz ns and sub b; r Co to
Arthur Lindau; 15 yrs, from Sept is
1919. attys London and D, SIS Liberty
sTH Az. 22sT. str and bakeshop, Chas D
Young ct al to Max Lindner, 2237 sth
av; from Jan l. 1913, to May l, 1929
yrs renewal at .32o.........3l.2o 200
18TH ST. II E, basement. str and front
y of cellar; Julius II Siebert to Abr
Derman, l02 K ll+th ST. yrs, from
Oct l. 1919; atty. Lehman, 29l
BWay lapp
1ST AN. 2l9. str and c, Helen I. Rocd-i
and ano, eXtrX. to Lyman Tantlef So
e Parkway, Brooklyn, and ano S12
yrs. from Sept l, 1918; ATTY, Siegel-
stein. 9s b"ay >2.l W
FORDHAM RD. Decatur. store ;
Columbus av; yrs, from May /. 1919
atty. E Gutgsell. Ss Park Row. sl.S00
BROOK AV, 1918; west str; Edw Ruehl to
Morris Kalish. Ala e 1854 st; 5 yrs
from May i. 1919; atty S Honig. ESQ
FOX ST, $50; IS apartments, Phislou
Realty Co to Paul Schwarz. $50 Fox
st; VT. from May I. 1919; atty, Paul
Scnwarx . 80. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Builders Are Buying
Brooklyn Sites for Homes

William E. Harmon G. Co. have sold
at East Wildwood to the Metropolitan
Home Builders Louis Gold, president) }
forty lots for improvement. They have
under construction fifteen high grade
single family houses which will sell
for 5000 to $50 900. Leon Moiseff has
bought eleven lots on Bedford Avenue
on which are to be built five one-family
houses to sell from $4,000 to $1S,50O.
At Wildwood Manor several plots have
been sold to Isador Bergs and the Nc
Lynch Building Corporation. They are
building on Avenue K, between East
Seventh and Eighth streets, houses to
sell from $4,000 to $1S,50O.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Recorded Mortgages
East side

East side
4TH Az. " 9qth st. 07exS0x irreg
Pei m se acobs MsS as h av 0SrP Sus Ie ans Sam int
as per bond; pr mtg, s66o,ooo, atty. E
Louis Jacobs. 35 Nassau st. .....s375.O 600
West Side
a5TH ST. $. $50 eth AZ. a539s.si p n;
s9Pt u ,ts, R9P; GsEeSwien to WA Jseee7 s'
ney Nordinger. 100 Bwsy. ........ 81. o00
WEST END Az. seth st, l00xl24
Gossett. sol W ll0th st: due Feb 2s
1920. . c, atty, Morris Gossett, PSI
7rH Av .2o4, s. 58l lsoth st Is 5lox
ing & Impt Co TO Louis Wendell. jr. S4l
5ist st; instals 8 ? g prior mtse
sl3.500; atty, Wendell. & p. 277 Bwa :
ST NICHOLAS Av. = c 174.h st 30 w
og1n ?oTlo0 M Sep oi.nE PAVas Gaspn heafy
atty Julius II Zeser III Bway. ss4.5oO
SANE pRqPEETf 9ds51 ornr M Ags - s, sane s to
sl74,5O0, attys, Morrison & schin. 92oo
Bway ......... .....-..,.. slo,VuV
Bronx
SHERMAN Av. c 1s7th st, 114.7x94s
Albert J Schwarzler to Ccncourse Invest
Aug 10; . yrs + c atty, Ia I d. J. 20,
SHERMAN AN, n MCt .elian, l1JKi w
Benenson Realty Go to same prior
intse $500; May 1e yrs, c.. att3y;
SHERMAN AN, W $, 10 McCleilan TX
1900 same to same; prior mtge S. 7oO ;
atty. same - fVo
SHERIDAN AV, . $ so Mcclellan, 75x
700. same to same; prior mtse si;oo0
May ls; yrs p c; atty same 81 2Uo
MACi.AY AV, q $, ia OVerins St. 25x
1853. WIN Curloy TO Jeremiah Shine,
2SS " nth St; Sept 5 yrs, e.
nifty 5 Whalen, 1851 Bailey az 50, ego
CROTONA PARK. 1906. f, 8. l9xl2s.9;
Paul Etel to JOS Newman. 1919 Senson
av: prior mtge $4,000; Sept .; ". .
D G. atty l. T & 7 20, $50 Bway 81 oue
GARDEN ST. 5, 1905 w So Blvd. l0.sS
100: Berna rdo Mosca and ano to Wn X
Sanders 2053 Anthony Ave- pr mtg
$500 Sept 5; yrs; as per bon6 ;
atty Title Guar q r Co. 176 Bway $1,000
SAME PROPERTY; same to Giovanni
Russo, 235 Iorillard pl. pr mtg, Si,opO
Sept s. due, ETC. as per bond a'ty,
235TH ST, 26s E, $, 25xloO Fred Hapg
to Edw ] Rudden, 2ds L 235th st pr
atty, Title Guar & T Co, l7e bway 81, 100
l75TH ST, 9o7 E, 6oxl0lllx4 10. *
100, Boston Road Const Co to 1hos +
Lancer. Belle Harbor, n Y; Pr mtg,
$33.5OO Sept 4 5 YRS; p C. atty, little
Guar x T Co, l16 Bway ......... 81 .OAO
Hath ST. 5, 325 e Willis az, Old lines
lG.SxlO0 Frederic J Goederrter to fredk
schopp SET I yTs ,su.5 G. "a alty; dSo
ST Law RENEE Az. W s 80 n Randall
av. 35x6s.l; Philip Dietrich, Inc to
Motor Mercantile Co. $40 l49th st,
Sept 3; yrs, 6 c. atty. John Kadee-
$40 Z l49th st. t................. S.V0U
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Percy Siraus Sells His
Home i'm Briarcliff District


The Percy S. Straus estate. on Ossin-
ing Road, between Briarcliff and
Pleasantville, has been bought by Leo
Greendlinger, secretary and treasurer
of the Alexander Hamilton Institute,
who will make extensive alterations
and occupy the property as his country
home
The estate consists of thirty-six
acres, a main dwelling Of sixteen rooms
and six baths, large garage and
cottage. 1t is on an elevation of 500
feet, and overlooks the Briarcliff Lodge.
1t is in the immediate vicinity of the
estates of Walter w. Law, James A.
Stillman and Mrs George c. Choate.
The estate is understood to have been
held at SIS, 900. This is the fourth sale
made by Chauncey B. Griffen G. Co. in
that section Of Westchester in the last
few weeks