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New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Arion Singers Buy Old
Bossert I5rooki YIN Mansion

Arion Hall. Arioa Place and Broad
" "ay, untll two years ago the nome of
ne Arion Singing Society, has been
leased aor 9 period OF ten wears to the
United States Plastic Art Works Com
any, manufacturer of papier mach6
products, ard the society has purchased
The Sossert Mansion, 1902 f}ushwlch
Ayenu'e, rear Grove Street, for its fu~
ture home
Arion Hail was built In 1886 for the
use Of the singing society, and AZ that
time was the only large public hall IN
the Dushwick and Eastern District
sections.
The Meister Builders hsve sold 35
Raymond Street, three story one
.amny house.
The Bulkiey & Horton Company has
sold 43 Vanderbilt Avenue four
family dwelling. On lot 20Nlo0, tor
Maria Comm,Dgo.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family house at 307 East Twenty ninth
Street, uerr 1iaroadon Z sd. tor Fran
els j and Margaret Mahony to q client
for occupancy.
I. SalabeTg has sold for Louise irwin
tQ Christine lie the two-famlv house
On let 90 at 1l48 fiftieth Street
The Mclnerney Knncll Realty Com
pany has sold the three story business
and apartment bu lding at the south
east corner Of Flatbush and Snyder
avenues. + has frontage OF 20 feet
on Flatbush Aveuge and 10 feet or
Snydcr Avenue. The property was solG
ior Albert and Lizzie Goeser to a eli
nnt for !nrpstrV err
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Havemeyers Ready
To Sell Valuable
Really Holdings
St. Paul Building ON Broad.
way and Block on Prince
Street S a d To Be
Under Sale Negotiations

The estate of II. O. Havemeyer, fol-
loving the recent action Of other we'll
known real estate owners, is to dis
pose of valuable realty holdings in this
city owned by the estate for many
years. Negotiations are pending for
the sale of the twenty-five story ST.
Paul Building, one Of he cty's first
skyScrapers, at Broadway and Ann
Street, and the Metropolitan CONNER
cial Building at 56S to 57S Broadway
The st. Paul building was erected
some twenty years ago and covers a
plot 66.l0 feet OF Broadway and 82.9
feet on Ann Street. opposite St Pauls
Chapel. 1t Is assessed at Si.490 ,000
The Metropolitan Commercial Building
IS twelve stories and covers the block
front on the north side Of Prince
Street between Broadway and Crosby
Street. 1t is one Of the largest com
merc.al structures in this section,
covering Il pot fronting 2002 feet on
Prince Street i26 feet on Broadway
and III feet on Crosby Street. 1t is
assessed at Sl0s0000.
Tie real estate holdings of the Have
meyer family IN TINS clty is assessed
At S4,875,o0o They include properties
in the best sections of the city. Among
the Havemeyer realty, exclusive Of the
family dwelling and stable. are the
hve-story dwelling, 25xl25. at 853 Fifth
Avenue, valued at S2s5 900: the ten
story Bradbury Building, at l42 Fifth
Avenue, northwest conner of Nineteenth
Street, 2lSxt, ,0x95xloQ. $4,000, and
the eleven story Engineering Building,
at ia to l20 Liberty Street, through
70 ll9 Cedar Street. $500. .ON0.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Investors Pay Profits
For Apartment Realty
Natanson Reseils Braendcr and
Builders Dispose of Studio
House

Frederick Bangerter, manufacturing
machlnist has bought from Max n
Natanson the Braender, q ten-story
apartment structure at the south
corner Of Central Park West and 102d
street The building fronts 100 feet
or Central Park West and 1877 feet on
the street. MIR. Natanson acquired the
property few months ago from Will
ham c. Dewey. Mr.. Bangerter has
made number OF investments in
apartment realty
Builders Part with Studios
Greenfield 4 Saffir have sold for the
" ldorf Contracting Company, Samuel
- Iomback, president, to an investor
one tve-story altered dwelling at 1lS
west Seventy-ffth Street. II was ac-
quired by the selling company a few
months ago and altered into d studio
apartment house. The apartments
were rented from the plans.
Investor Buys in l3Oth Street
J. Anthony Minott has sold for
Louis b Santangeio. the fiYe-story
double fat at 263 West l30th Street
on plot z5Xl00. TO d client for invest.
ment. The transaction was for cash.
Harlem Flat Deal
The Manhattan & Bronx Real Estate
Company has sold for client Of
Otterhoure Steindler & Houston. the
iour-story fat Oh lot l9xl00, at leo
East l09th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Bronx Realty Trading
Shows No Abatement

John Stukitz has bought from Henry
Bloch the ive-story modern apartme nt
at 1920 Loring Place, on q plot 40xlQ6.
Morris Sox was the broker.
Albert W. Phelps has sold for the
22lst Street Construction Company 20
Max Cohen the ive-story building on
plot lo0Xl00 on the east side Of Bailey
Avenue. about 100 feet south Of 23lst
Street.
NJ Room has purchased through Viii
lamson & Bryan the tWo-story frame
building with store. on lot 25xl00. at
723 Court.andt Avenue.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
Rasmussen has sold for c. W eiss-
mann the dwelling at 4084 Park Ave
nue. to Peter Marion.
Richard Dickson has sold for John
G. Eeintz and Jacob Siegel 1862 In
wood Avenue, a ee-family dwelling
Elsie Muller has purchased from Pc
ter johnson plot 50Xi37 with an
eightroom house on Wilson Place, near
Barker Avenue The law firm of W
S. & A. s. Katzenstein represented
the purchaser and Charles L. Ullman
the seller.
Eugene L. Larkin has sold for
Thomas Boutillier the two-famly
dwelling at 35l8 Webster Avenue. on
lot 1SxS0.
The Hudwil Corporation has bough,
through Lewis Crane the Two two
family house at 8670-3672 Barnes Ave
nue..
Eugene L. Lsrkin has sold for Harry
Raphaelian TO VI. Harrington the two
family dwelling al 3oS5 Heath Avenue
on lot 25xloo.
Eugene l.. Larllin has sold for the
McGill Real Estate Company to II. l.
Mccarthy the brick dwelling and gar
age at 3434 Cannon Place. on lot 1899
Zoe
The United Land Development Com
pany has sold to 2. L. Reynolds lot
Edenwald and Randall avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Scarcity of Homes Helps
Sale of Dwellings

William. 3. May & Co. have sold for
cupancy the modern four-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling. with large four
story extension. at 26 East Ninety
second Street, on lot 22x100.S.
Sale In Central Park West
Frederick H. Allen. OF Frederick
Nttel & Sons. has sold for the Excel
lent Realty Company 236 Central Park
Vest four-story and basement
dwelling on lot 20xlO0 with extern
sion, to a builder for alteration
l31st Street Dwelling Sold
The Duff & Brown Company has sold
for Martin Jngrich l05 West l31st
Street. three story ard basement
dwelling on lot l6.9xl1 10 6 client for
occupancy.
i39th Street House for Corporation
Herbert Athous & Co. have sold
for the SlXty-ninth West l07th Street
Corporation the dwelling at $50 West
la3th Street on lot 20X10o
To Live in l3ist Street
Holmes to & client for occupancy the
three-story dwelling at POS West
l3lst Street on lot l7xl0O
sieeel Estate Parts With House
The estate of Henry Segel has sold
AZ West 10th Street. a three-storv
dwelling. on lot laxl0O.
Builders Sell in i37th Street
Herbert Aithous & Co. have sold for
the Equality Construction Company the
dwelling at l76 West l37th Street, on
lot 2oXl00 to David Regal
Sale IN Iift;o,h Street
Joseph F. Seitz has sold for NJ
kurzrok and others 409 Easl Fifietb
street. three-story and basement
dwelling on lot 20X1O0'
Investor Buys in ii2d Street
J. Anthony Minott has sold for James
/. an SAINT to Client FOR investment
20i West l42d Street, three story and
basement private dwelling on lot
lo.eXl0O.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Drug Firm Parts With
Premises Used for 90 Years

Hall & Ruckel. druggists. nave dis
ngton Street. extending through to
2lS Greenwich Street, near Barclay,
to Frederick Brown. The Washington
Street building is seven stories, on
lot 26.4Xeo.3, and the abutting struc-
tgre five stories. on lot 26.4xS05 The
drug firm. will give possession next
January. having recently moved their
manufacturing plant to HohoAen. ~
J. Robert f. Bousall negotiated the
transactions. The firm has occupied
the property for sixty years.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Adolph Lewisohn Adds
To 57th Street Holdings
Buys Ellis Property, Which
Gives Him Ten Lots Between
Fifth and Sixth Avenues

Adolpn Lcwisohn has bought the
property of the Ellis family at 90 and
% West Fifty, seventh Street. This
means that Mr.. Lewisohn now has q
frontage of ten let's on Fifty-seventh
Street, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nucs, which is rega rded IS the future
Bond Street" Of New York. While
Mr.. Lewisohn has purchased a number
of properties on Broadway, there is
no section in which he has made GO
many purchases as on Fifty-seventh
Street. A d Robertson, l.. J. Phillips
& Co and William D. Bloodgood ne
gotiated the Ellis deal
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Recorded Transfers
downtown

HENRY ST 22s, n =. 23.6Ns18:. Bennett
King 10 Saml Raphael e., TN :,
b < :. sent 22. atty \ Whithorn, ~ 81
SANE PRoPEeTY. samuel Raphaei to
Anr soloH ls5 Henry st. et al mtg -. :.
spRfNG ST. 8os " nenwtck ct (igl
2aX75, G. Nonta. ref, 20 Laura iiayos.
e5l - Matbs av i5kiyn mtg. - von
Goreolosed Seut i. 1919 atty I & 7
-, i'V Iva o0.ioo f,,,1'
Bway b & = ali liens; Oct ! atty.
Max silveratein. 4os nway ..-,....'. 81
East side
IRWIN PL Is, ; "a 18TH 81, 26xl l9t,,
% Bee@man pl. ak liens; Aug q atty.
sAnG q pnopaRrf q f T"y T,lese Mertin 20 IS
oo0 atty G & T co. l7i Bway 81
27TH ST, 39-f8. 5. 75xllse. Mqntrosc
Realty 60 t. l35 Broad .ay ~ o6o aoIaing
liens. March 1fl6 atty. Edw 5
schwart1 8, Park ROW 81
Iort Realty Corp 63 Park Row mt
3lsT ST, rs 100 " "a ay 2oxs3s > I, . &
Kosalie T. Saiter to 4 Oidrim Satter.
g225 Selgwlct az Bronx. /. 4 $. c
Sept q attys satter n s. 40
PRoSrEC1 pI.. O. W asa st. 17.lx6l.
Minnie. wife Chas II Doschen to Jno
Eath5en on tho premises. mtg 81. 900
oct : a,tys. Rabe & Keller ass Bway
500
serH ST. n s. POO W 2d av. ls1l00.s
Morris Hahn et al, eHrs to Robt NJ
wood, \ ! q [ OF jos Hahn. individ
and partner of Joseph Hahn q son
an liens. sept -. atty. r q & 7 GO. 1e
Iway .......... : GO
sAME Property: Myer & simon nahn
indlvid and arm OF Joseph Hahn <
SON to same. {. indlVid and arm
r q K r Co. l76 Bway ....|..- Sr.a3'
66TI ST. 5 SO W Lex av. 201lOO.5 Vlr-
ginia Nj. wife Robt |. Bacon to- Emma
A Hamllion $50 Il 65th 81, mtg, $50.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Guaranty Trust Takes Old
Academy of Medicine i'm l1th ST.

The Guaranty Trust Company has
exercised the option to purchase from
tae New York Academy OF Medicine the
ire-story, 25-foot building at 10 West
Forty-fourth Street. This building was
leased IN June. 1919 by Pease 4 Eli
man % Louis Sherry to be used in con-
ractioa with his holdings at the south
west corner of FL \ Avenue and Forty
fourth Street The lease included an
option 20 buy 10 West Forty fourth
Street, which the Guaranty Trust
Company haa taken through Pease &
ElIimaa. having possession already CT
the hotel building on the Fifth Ave-
nue. corner now being altered into Of
fees for the financial institution.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08

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New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Seaside Home at Conev
Sold by Children's Society

The Brooklyn Children's Aid Society
has sold Seaside Home. on West Twen-
y first Street ard Surf Avenue, Coney
Island, and has bought new and
larger tract at Wave Crest, Far Rock.
away, l.. !.
william Fox, Of seaeate, is the
Buyer Of the Seaside Home property.
He IS negotiating sale of the
hospital buildinga and site to some
other chartabla institutions. On
the remainder Of the land, which
IS not built upon and measures about
a00X500 feet, Mr. Fox is intending to
cree, hotel and business structures.
Tho Wave Crest property purchased
contAlns twenty .nlro ,cres.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Syndicate BUYS 100 Acres at
linden y. /. for Dcyelonlneni

Burline & Swan. Of Brooklyn, have
sold tract of 100 acres at Linden, N.
J.. to a syndicate headed by John Fedor
The purchasers have operated in Lin.
den for years and have developed and
sold upward OF 500 lots. The property
sold runs from st. George Avenue,
which is part Of the Lincoln High
way, to Edgar Road. The tract has
been in the hands OF the sellers for
great many years
Physician Sells at Pelham Manor
The residence OF Dr. Percy n. Will
iams. On Siwanoy Place, Pelham Manor,
has been sold to DR.. Orvlle s. Long,
Of tnis city. George Howe was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Demand for Space in
Downtown Buildings

Poase &. Gilman nave leased space
in the Stewart Building, $50 Broad
way, to John G. Znamensky; at l09
ping Company and Ange & Guerre
Santino for Moore & Wyckoh, agents,
The rst lott at Il ard 43 Warren
Street to the Norton Door Check Com
pany and space at % Pearl Street to
the Pennsylvania Export Corporation.
Cushman & Wak6eeld nave leased
ofc in the SO East Forty second
Street Bil1ine and to the Guardian
Holding Company and to Horace L.
Cook executive Offices in the same
huilding
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

HENRY Rg'. 2sa. 8. 2s.exs7-s : m. sept
aO saml Raphael TO Bennett Nlng
"a Il 69th st; ) yrs. per cent. atty.
Vim c Orr. 5l Chambers st.-..,.!s. coo
East side
nth sT, sos r. .5xsfs June 10
los Solomon 70 Lisseta Schocnfeld, 2ls
Windsor pl, Bblyn, due June Is. 1927
per cent pr mtg sz5 600 atty. Ben
I. Braudner. IS Wm It. ....-.... = 0e0
IRVING PL, 8. = eth st. c6xlOa.s
@ m, Aug y; Teresa Merlin % Adele :
Bass, II Park av. trustee dna sept
1928 per cent. aitys, Cadwaiader. "
4 T. 40 Wall St. ...........-.s4 Sac. 0e0
IRVING II. 76 ). IS Irving Pl Inc. to
Tereso M.rtin. q DeeAnan pl. yr-
per cent, atty, Title Guar Co.
l76 Bway ..-...... .........-. Si2 300
IRVING Pl. -. 0 c 18th st. e7xSss i9th
ST. n ass 1rv!nx pA. isxS7i Oct -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Madison Avenue Dwelling
For Mrs. 4. 4. Smith

Pcage 3 Flliman have leased for The
589 Madison Avenue Company, Inc, the
four try dwelling at 539 Madison
Avenue to Mir. Z. A. Smith.
Douglas L. E.iman & Co. have leased
for Mfs. Joan Larkin, A. East Fifty
third street, five story American
Easement house TO Mrs. Carlos dc He
Haggstrom & Calen nave leased the
four sto1y and "a onent dwelling at
2o3 W. Sevo1tieth Street Tor Pauline
Shannon 70 Mary Smith for three
Years.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Tenants Buy Building
Occupied in Coffee District

Norman S. Resenfeld obtained q
quicl. and profitable return yesterday
in the resale Of the FIVE story building
at 90 Front Street, extending to !
Jones Lane, on ior 20xo5, which he re-
GENTLY acquiied.
The property is in the heart OF the
coffee district. which has been the
SCENE OF con- crabe realty activity in
The last few months. Core {, Herbert,
tenants are the buyers Of }hc building
the brown " neelock Company nego-
llated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Tenant BUYS Apartment Suite

pease & Gilman have sold for Pedro
dc Florez 70 Mrs. A. NJ. Dodge the
duplex apartment of ten rooms and
four baths IN the eleventh and twelfth
floors OF the coop rative apartment
house at 563 PARK Avenue, the north
est corner Of sixty second street, op-
pQsite the Colony Club Mrs. Dodge
accAnles Inc s-.Ae ~ nrosent.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Professionals Buy
Building in 5th Az.

Foot & Martin have purchased from
The Campbell estate Tie fve-story
business building at II Fifth Avenue.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Streets. on plot 306xl00 This prop
erty is in the wholesale dry goods
section The heNes IS that the prop
erty VIII be sold hortly to q concern
which is eager to get beyond the &c
centr Icities Of the renting market.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Many Attend Special
Sales bay OIlerin;s

a iarFe crowd was Fl attendance il.
ne initial snee's' ea.e l ~ 4 =
Tell stts cor i4tt0 hr i.e.rh
pev yesterday ~ the tf..r sle.
- csrooms diver ifer iief of nro..
critics were offered .ne ldirg aeef.
fnr. 'eneG1enfs ans HrI .lHff
vacant properly. Fhey were lseafed ~
lenfat'a0 Hroax hfeak AsA jer
icy and Long Island Spirited b.ldr.
preVni lied 'froushalf
ne parcel which attracted tre taN
hicd ny Nas faur tory erd has,-
mont. brick ard Hfaef Stone iasI ln~
80 - tfs' lhftu. sfsrrft street q
tween fftth ara .N Avenues. f
p.ct Ine tIi nF tfaffsa
er $50 zoe anf Nae HfHt .Hrrkf
down g.. jefr II eltf ar0tlt,tt f.f
Ss2503 otpef results Hsre as fe
lis II afe sreras rl tea
plots aU 0In.fe *as s fit4
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Vasent f'si .n fa-fh t.fsI .frae,.
flts f..f aasi ~ A..r4. .s.f
20 I 10
The ta.s.t .ea Terrers ar
grrf tseH4 p .e4
N..t
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Vacant pi7f u h.a W
Tse faresIs u AfH
aaa oae 70 Eli- /. .It.s
Ferry ~rast Nal.sa
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
REAL ESTATE
~A, .x

EAST ORANGE \ j. IS South Mum Ave -
A aparimeut 3. l. and rooms In tha
Garden spot or East Orange. modern I'M
nra.. t nts. rtCf pi4un room. tenu,s court
rent {2o to s25 Der room. Tel. Orange s2e2
orc N.och ,.on hast Orange station and
Denirui aNf Nuile,
9lAuiSoN - room house. elevated. large
rofufr Iiof. immense trees steam heaf
hai hrol ms. Nne eieetg.cityi greatest hnssaln
s. 900 AFFORD. II Fairwoods Road, Madi-
son
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Manufacturers Bus Long
ieland l.iiA Sic for ncfnrr

The nomsn-Cai imaa Comnsoy ia
sold FOR 4a.m- IS - Dfrxs 81
SehuSfer, mAnufAclogsfa sf safa4s ~ r
Il plot ri $500 square fset - ms
ro4,nwc'. c3frer q Asa A..t Asea.
AMI lstte~ntn Street ieng fssAs5
City. Ihe new owrets sf .ln iToe. ms
slte ~lth a reinforced cpsrrete factory.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Runpalo. on Roof Ieas, i

Douglas / Gilman & Co have leased
for Mrs. Florence f. Hall a bungalow
on the roof of 9 West Fiftieth Street,
consisting of four rooms and bath. 10
Miss Ruth Shepley.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
En,os'~ Body Coming To L. =.

LIMA, Qe. The body u y. ".
Hant.ty. former tnfsd -t-ts Ier
sAl Nsfe, vino died ). nfsmhef -. wss
transferred - day from tae cruiser
bolpsnesi. where & hss leen i ag "a
state. - TIC s.seVef Santa Ana. o.
ich i W. ae taken - >ew iorf
N-, Fsadley wlil Aecon1ge tas bad
Of her hashaGc ~ tie LAsts9 sssseA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
iii .Ut DIsiNEsS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM OR MAILING rRINILEGE f
in heauts uilN equipped uhicr, tncludir.
sienogrnpnor. tolnuuoue serVices. very rea'
gonabla suite .Ul. ih'5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

AN old man
A man
Whom you all know
BY reputation
Whose family wealth
Had been invested
In real estate
FOR generations
Said to me a few years
Before his death
I'm very old man
And through my entire life
I've noticed one thing.
Families who have all
heir investments in securities
Frequently go broke
And never recover,
While families whose investments
Have been IN Real Estate
Are never down and o,n.
he reason is obvious.
When things go wrong
Families who have securities
Sell them to get the casa.
Thinking to buy them back
Or the return of good times.
But the money gets away
And when good times come
They haven't the money
10 get the securities back.
However,
The families whose money
is IN Real Estate
When hard times come
And they need money,
Can't sell their Real Estate
AT its real value
And they are obliged
To keep it.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
AT NFNY RONIIrIIr

= Ff.ff fN'JN It 7 II =
4on~ bargain $500 Colouiat hollow tile
ItEurrniy cnnsf~4cieI DIV 4l.f4- large
rooms . ttl-e baths gas. el0.l-e.tv no,
Sster heat nice plot. shade and shrubs
restricted park location. ono olocA tIom
irCirH ltfts COSBY ar rcei H1.les $4,000
10 i-0o 600 II. {. kiRuOEEK, Tel IS
$50 fnSpenot ST COZ. Lawtou St. New
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

So they economic
And get along as best they can,
And when good times return
They not alone
Have all their Real Estate
But it is often doubled
And trpled IN value"
YOU Wall Street men
OF experience
Know this to be true.
How many of the families
OF prominent firms
In Wall Street
Of fifty years ago
Are still III existence
And have money.
But the families
With wealth IN Real Estate
Have larger Income
And are Weather
Than ever to-day.
NOW YOU MEN
Whose business IS "Securlt;es" "?)
Cast few anchors to windward
Go to this auction sale
And buy tesq lots on Broadway.
Pay for them.
You'll sure have something
When other thiags go wrong.
Besides Lots
Are now at the bottom
And big nse IS sure to come
As ii did
After our Civil War.
Moreover you are permitted to
Deduct from your income report
i axes and interest on mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
PELHAM

Or refNamdaie avenue. avs min
otes from station. plot covered by
forest trees. 6s4 front hy .l2o
aeep. pri,s ss.5e0
Tn boulevard and Eastland ave-
rue. piot 50 teNl-3. ss-2oo.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
uNiUh>lsnNp ApAKTMls TO LET

GOTN ST ~ EAST --Bachclor apartments,
furnished or unfuiuisd"d. large. sunny.
Call 10 20 s 'inona 2gsA PiaxAs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
REAL ESTATE
WEsTCHFsTER COUNTY
NEW ROCHELLE

Modern office building s2NFo. store
snd seycu Offices. title company
~,ortgare $4,000 at 5 - r prop
,rtv worth sj5. ee0 owner VIII ex-
rhsnge equity tor residence prop
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
yONKNRs

ONE or TWO FAMILY HOUSE, -
r0sYs,A. lot water hat, excellent lorDtiun,
accena'bie to sta ton and trol!es fine car.
d'u, Tpra. ;"f ,..fi-,te. Plot aCN42S tetfns
q. l. Del ~ 10. broadway T. ZltI.
SO} III sDNi>H.ts-s toon dweilar. sIs
i;nproNononts. hnndy to subway aut
siHttOn9. five as1t f~ye 2onc. $500. 10
fDeta dwelling, al! IMPROVEMENTS san.o
n"ciirn. price = 900. William !. g.-ii,sn.
ENdiord Eblidins. Phone 1919 }ontAefs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
BOROUGH OF BRoOkLYN

FIRST class stucco home with "a room.
and baths. All improve ueuts Locatee
IN idea s-ctioD or fiathush Call at an.
iime a. Johnson. lSaS East 4sth St, Flat
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
TO WALL STREET MEN

An absolute Auction Sale
VIII be held
At the Real Estate SaIesroom
Il Nesey Street
Of 249 lots on Broadway
Between 24Zd and 256th Streets
and adjoining st .eets
Opposite and at the entrance TO
Van Cortandt Park
AT a Subway station
AT transfer point.
ou have passed it
Many time
And have been obliged
o stop on account OF
/ he heavy traffic.
On the property
Are "A buildings.
dwellings. hotels. stores. etc.
bringing IN good rentals.
Should not this sale
Interest you who realize
The Northward growth
Of New York City
Along Broadway
And desire 10 make
A good investment
Particularly since IS
May remain on mortsagep
Send for nop 10
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
Auctioneer
l49th St. and 3rd Ave.
or % Nassau St.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
MT. klsCO

HALF ACRE, scven-roofn old fashioned
house. '"frodriod. Artsslan wet mad ,i.o-
trio pump bath, stsam heat. electric
llEnts. hard wood floors. Poultry house,
many frLit trees. Good pelgnborhoud, b
minutes u station. ss.750.
CARPENTER 4 rELTON. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
PORT CHESTER

SIx-ROOM HOUSE. all modern improve-
mcnts garage. lot $4,000 good location
tG minutes from Grand Central. price
$3.50. TuE OIIvE EKs -GAlHEY AGENCY.
Port ChesleEs N. K.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
COMMUTERSi

a NYacs on tae Iludson. on tne fnesf
fssdentiai tforouEffar 81 substantial
tr'ek house, barn and nearly an acre. for
600. beautiful Colonial stucr0 nome
80 matt scre. overlooking tne river for
300 large snors front plot. ola house
s@d gsrags for $500 Ask r0e about trern.
Howard Goldsmith. % Parg Row
Telephone -5s5 Raesman.
EIGHT ROOM HOC 81 Nyacn x Y li7x
- i-ei large trees. lawns. garden n
Il LAVAL. Dqerer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
BOROt Gu OF QtEENs
,HARNlINC COLONIAL. uOME
STATEN ISLAND

SALE or nENT T-i'oHT RICHMOND. \
7, 81 Nv 7-.. beautiful home rooms
ana bah aA grettrienls. hot-wajer
teat. kitchen -asl-H. room far gara,-o.
t'me ifr.t Plot 50sif0. Eight iatauts
to station nrar trolley. very desirable
I-eati.n Satisfactory terms can oa ar
Mrs CE0. TyiNS.
t6s West l4ith st. New York City.