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The Washington times., 1919-09-07

Early the next Spring the Reggies came
home, and with them was baby Cathleen.
Mrs. Reggie had lost all her pretty coloring
and her eyes were. no longer full Of glee
and happiness. She went to stay with her
mother and very quickly the report spread
that she refused to live with her husband.
There was intense excitement in New YORK.
as well as in Newport, for every one had
counted on the Reggies being not only
>ridiculously in love, but assuming the lead
1rship of the young married element
Mrs. Vanderbilt hurried to Newport, and,
together with Mrs. Nelson, brought every
effort to bear on the unhappy wife. The
result was that things were patched up
and Mrs. Reggie joined her husband at
Sandy Point. On the surface life seemed
to move along very smoothly, the bride OF
a little more than year gave wonderful
housewarming, and later kept the farm
filed with house guests. Her husband,
still plump and now wearing new mus
tache, began collecting his Horse Show
stable.
Through all this trying time Mrs. Reggie
kept her trouble to herself and no one ever
heard her say one word against her hus-
band. Neither did she cry down love or
love marriages. Because her marriage
had turned out so tragically there was
no reason why other marriages should
follow suit. That very Summer. when life
loomed so darkly for her, she assisted
one of her girl friends, Alice Burnham,
to marry Austen Gray because they loved
each other so.
The Burnham Gray engagement had
been announced, and then Mr.. Burnham, a
multi-millionaire, Of Providence, R. l.,
broke it of and swore that his daughter
should never marry young Gray.
The youngsters-they were hardly more
than children-were heartbroken. Mrs.
Reggie gave a house party and invited
them both. When the party was at its
height Miss Burnham and her beloved
adorer eloped, and no one ever denied
that Mrs. Vanderbilt had helped the affair
along. The young people loved each other
and that was all that counted in her eyes.
To be sure, thsy fell out of love long
ago and seldom meet under their own roof,
but they we're gorgeousIy happy while love
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

Mrs. Reggie, a true lover Of all
true lovers. used all her diplon-
acy and, persuading Mrs. Van
derbilt and Mrs. GoeIet to &C
cept Mrs. Knight, won that
lady's consent to the marriage,
and sad-eyed Glare knight be
came happy-eyed Clare ColfOrd.
Shortly after this Newport
The Washington times., 1919-09-07
Married for LOUe
Herself In One
Year Nothing
Left of the
Romance but
Money, DiUOrce
NOW Pending
SheTries for the
Third Time
to Bring
TO Others the
Happiness
She Lost

gle had gone together"
since pinafore days. As
they grew up they De
came absolutely insep-
erable, and by the time
Reggie was ready for
Yale, and Cathleen was
in her debutante year,
the mothers realized
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

that a marriage was bound to hap
pen.
OF course, it was most pleasing
affair from Mrs. Nelson's viewpoint,
for Reggie was booked to inherit q
goodly fortune under his fathers
win, and Cathleen had practically
no. dot at all. Reggie was already
on the way to being spoiled. More
than any member Of the powerful
Vanderbilt family, he suffered from
having too much money. An early
marriage might help to steady him,
and so his mother accepted things
gracefully and the wedding came OF
in April, 1903.
The children" we're idylically
happy and went OF en a honey
moon that was to last their
whole lives through. Sandy
Point Farm, the estate left the
young husband by his father,
was put in the hands Of coz
tractors and specialists Of all
kinds and orders given that
everything was to be in readi-
ness for them the following sea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
PAT H. coSHoCroN, OHIO, AoasL L.
WON THE FEATURE RACE OF XII"
DAY IN sTEAtGHT HEATS
Lord sterling Won TlEee-Quarre1
xsle Dash IN Exciting Race.

Tho races yesterday = th" Lac Ere
cir-.i;. - 49,. ,.ncct.a7 w::h n" Wet N.r-
gina SAFE Far. were about me best
seen there n week. Al races wST"
won IN sra heats. Fat II. won n"
feature rae =. ;Ee day. ia pace.
purse ~ StnaG. and Queen AK won the
second. n = - r~ut. purse $500.
Bud FISHER. from J. l.. NcMcchcns
stable NJ CAD O.. TIC only local horse
entered ~ Yesterdays event, showed
rrea, speed but broke" ot'en. Sever
y, times he had exceptional emporium
;rics e. pass under the wire The winner.
hrr ~ the critical moment would break.
The :hrec-fourth nile running race
v-ls tho mos; Thrilling OF the day. After
TJerrdftv. who entered the race as the
ravor;,,. had lead :hc fed for tlvl tur-
longs Lord Sterling who was running
in fourth place. and about trn lengths
behind FT~rcH ~. bean To stop on, an!
quickly closed the gap between himself
and ire leader. The race n the wire
was exciting. first - seemed as though
Hsredlty would Grish he "ic'or. bU:
by a Ntle mora exert:or Lord Sterling
passed under the wire 4 w!naHr by
nose.
Although bUt rou- events wcr" card
ed they were among the Leading "&cS
OF the week racing program.
First Race-2:l4 Psee-Purse $1,000.
Pat H, from, ". Q. Ba9ncs stable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
OFFER $4,000 TO
JACK DEMPSEY FOR
FIGHT WITH MEEHAN

RENO. New. Sept. AN offer OF $50
ouu - 'ack Dempsey 90 fight Willie
Ncohar twenty-five rounds IN Keno
sou tire after the FIRST Of the year.
vs. u,Idn today by the Reno Athletic
p,m3srv's manager. Members OF the
r,uL say Mc~han is willing TO night. Ems
offer made To him was not given out. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
WILSON PACKERS co
TO HOLLOWAY SUNDAY.

Tcnorrov afternoon IN" Paul Q. Key
nanr-W:leor Pack nG 'cam will go TO
Iirl'nvny. ."- A gam, with tho fast team
~ rhcr clacc. Eug!c. Rushman and
,',o, VII form -" battery for the pack
cr.,. white Nrlnz md FCatcr will work
for II ll0way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
WANT GAMES

-Mc y,tr baseball ,carl would like to
arrange n g-arl" 10 IL played Sunday ar
..:r. ON e., any grounds. For further
,,o-,f'.,'a-s call wood Sdalc 1871 and
~. irr Tom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06

T.mr- --.Ti.: S'IH'.' .I"'4-
Third Race, Nile Dash-PIsrso $500.
The mrs, ruun.aE event Wis n" most
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
News and Comment OF Urban and Suburban Realty Market
Tall Fiat to Replace
West End Ave. Dwellings
Builders Have Purchased z4t2
Street Corner for a IA
Story Building

The Charmion Construction Com
pany, Henry Mayer president, has COM
pleted arrangements for the purchase
of the six dwellings at the northwest
corner Of West End Avenue and Sew
enty-fourth Street, opposite the home
of Charles NJ. Schwab, for improve
ment with q fourteen-story apartment
house. The houses are at 301 to 311
West End avenue, three and four-story
buildings, occupying a combined site
fronting 123 feet on West End Avenue
and 100 feet on Seyenty-fourth Street.
On the Immediate corner is the for
mer Smollie dwelling, which was pur-
chased last January by Daniel b. Freed
man. The adjoining house, at 303 West
End Avenue, is held by Anna W. Gal
eGan; that at 305 stands in the name Of
the Mervyn Realty Company, W. E. D..
Stokes president. This house was re-
ported sold to the Paterno Construc-
ton Company Or c. Y. Paterno),
which acquired the three adjoining
houses, at 307 to 311 West End Avenue.
three years ago with view to erecting
a tall apartment house. Mark Rafal-
sky {, Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

arlS n J; mtg $4,000, juno 12; atty, r
q &, n Go, li6 Rway. ............Sl S
MO R}'lS Az, s. 4Ea.9 n i96th ST. 5o&15.3;
Andrew COEGcll to VIM - Brown, 911
MMNoei< az: June II; ATTY, L Kauber,
= len I.NI. An, - q G. lS3d st. 69.2X71.&X
11GNf2.2; Chas Dane".tz to Thos Le6dy,
20 n 'od st, mtg $4,000, june 8, atty,
samuel H.ttermau, 800 Eway. y.......$10O
l4a'H ST, 25s +, S, 25A'4X31.6N7J; .Io-
sephiue Hellelberger 10 John Ijappers-
baHg'r Si5 u lf6th st: mtg. >}oopo;
June l. atty, { A Weher, a11 l4lth
by Drumming to Anna Rrunnins, 555 d
I.utN ST: mtg, $4,000; June 49, lalN;
atty, AcNes nolIs * II, SO Maiden
GRAND AZ, col. W s. eoxIoo.' Gii:c6na
change, Inc, -p5l Grand ay. Sept u.
1918; atty, Mrs. : La spina, 4051 Grand
II.|roN Az, = -e9.6, l65th ST l1.GXl0o;
Adele NJ troluia O. Loupar!o Sci,ano.
ff6 L lGist 81: mtg, $4,000 June l..
atty Leonardo Sic,.ano, 1862 linton ,,v.
HOLLAND Av. W e $50 Van Nest av
%5%lOoi JQhn II Rehm to EuEeno Day
ton, 1A2S Holland aV; mtg. $1,000; June
II, atty. Title Guar &. Co. l76 BwaY.
WILKINS .Av, 1881 $. !ooxS5. 2x1oo,5
%\S17; Isaac Wei TO Morris Ciassheim
1888 IntrrValc aV; mtg Sc 600. JLue =
atty, Title Guar & Z Co, I76 8way.
Pooicy 20 Louis Carrie, 90 courlIaudt
az, mtg, $2,00o; June IS, atty, Tite
Guar x T co. 116 BWav. ..........$10O
LOTS - to al, block 23I5. on tax map;
adele bod 10 1857 5tll 60. 1867 5th
aVi June >; atty, Tide G & T Co, I76
ANTHONY AV. 1872, e S. 4t11Ni06.9x So
NlO57, Louis Balsom to Stcbbns
Realty & Constr co, l=9 Broadway. May
~; atty rite & * T Co. l76 broad
SAME property: #tobbns Realty & c6nst
CO to Ida Fsln1erg, 935 IonEwood av
ana auo; mtge $4,000; May %; atty.
Iitie q & r Go, 1TG Groadway.... Isl
W 'HN s. So 1i.i0& e 10I.t 10 he
ginning: Nm ~ Var net al to Mm i
Siahhpuc, Noypo1t. \ j N.tSe $500.
April 20, 1873 atty Title q & II co. lI5
SAME property, WIN T. Stannope to Annie
Singer 1901 Bryant av: lutwo s. Oo0.
juno -; atty, Title G & T Co, 175 Broad
TTrFANY sT. 9iS. e. 8 4,l,ot Ir6.,jl 3,g9
ralth Ao.ding Go to Miriam liuEe!stcin,
l0l W 1i+th 81, mtge $4,000; June -;
attY Lawyers Y Co, lG0 Broadway 81 90
FREEMAN ST $40. 8, 2S.11xSO4; Jacob
* baum to Abr Sacks. 1915 Fulton aV
and ano; june j; ATTY, NJ y RablnoVitch
PBOspECT Az. 72o-732, e 5, 5Gx88 4xe9 i0.} ~
rs; Arrow Holding Corpp to Rcbecca
MosNoWi4z, &5l kelly st, mtge $40 900;
May u, atty, itebeCCa MosAoWitz R3l
erosion AV. W C i7qth ST 35oxIo0.
JNntharlna X Ncwhof and aro to Service
Really Co, = 42t st; June 8, atty, New
York r < VI Co l35 Broau way....SI
SAME property; Burnside Av Realty Corpn
ct al To same; June b; atty, same 500
SAME property; Service Realty Co 10 l73d
50 Realty Co, 200 W 17glh st; mtge S29-
2V0; June IL; atty, same .......... 500
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

JACKSON Av. c !, 200 from Con-
cord aV. said point being HAS inter
section with Cliff ST. runs e from said
point 109X parallel with / Jackson
av l9Sx " and parallel with n $ CNT
st 109N 19.S to beg, Clara and Peter
i Decker IA Francis Phraner, eNr Car
o'ine NJ Hitchcock; attys. Arnstein q
l.eyins, 9l2 Brook aV, Bronx; Dee 20,
LnGN.i'NGroN Av. 65s isabella i3ajT5 $2.o30 10
Title G 4 T CO. l5G Broadway; atty,
T G K r Co. 175 Broadway; July II.
7o5rfr 5; % 1000
Jarcho to Harry L Cohen. 1872 rItlin
Az, BkiEn; atty, La ycrs r s, 7 Co, lG0
broadway; Dec o. 1911..........E5.u GOO
10@TH ST: same property; same to Iulirs
Jarcho. 55 " nom 81. atty. 6 4 Stein
muller 1911 Sd av; Jan 20, 1909. SO. 600
ST NICHOLAS AV, n cor 124th st lI2x
100; Julia \ ami CYRUS Clark'to J Sher-
man HOyt; atty n r < " Co l35
HWay, April y. 1SS6.............$S5,0 600
59TH ST, 321-52&; jennie Patterson to
Eredk Ambrose Clark. Aliddlefeld n y
May a. t903, atty, Title G &: T Co. 80
ST. 81: clemence 4 & Cbas ges
keene, Bro0l< Manor. Laurel, Nd. to
Boyne 81 Wall st; Sept !.
ST NICHOLAS AV. c, 124th ST. 2Sx
100; Chas II Hardy 70 Harry Il Ioyt.
attys DAILY. Hoyt & NJ, II William st:
June 20, 1898 .................. So. 000
SETH ST, 825 W; Geo l. ana Josephine
SIaWson to the Bank for Savings in CITY
OF Y atty Title G &. T Co. 176
Broadway April II. 1905........$12,0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Investors Buy Upper
Broadway Corner Flats
One at l49th St. and Another
at l48,h ST.: Sales of
Other Apartments
VIHcr Apartlnents

The ". L. S. Realty Company.
Charles WYnne, president, has resold
to James II. Cruikshank the five story
apartment at 561 West l49th Street. on
plot 27X100, adjoining the northeast
corner of Broadway. 1t is one of the
three houses purchased by the seller
last week. Harry Sugermann was the
broker
Max N. Natanson has purchased from
the estate of Herman FIGHTER the Hud
son View apartments, at the southeast
corner of Broadway and 148th Street,
on a plot fronting 100 feet on Broad
way and 1875 feet in 148th Street. Will
lam 5. Baker was the broker.
Investor Buys in 18TH Street
The r. S. Morgan Realty Companv
has sold for Emil H. Herb to Mr..
Alexander for investment the five story
triple flat at 1913 West 10th Street. on
lot 25X100.
Operators Buy in Ninety-third Street
The Union Commercial. Glassware
Company has bought from Mrs. An
netto Kosofsky the five story doub]e
fiat, on d plot 376xl00, at Ga West
Nlncty-thjrd Street, John Heller was
the broker.
Plot on Second Avenue Sold
Henry Hof has sold for Herzoc e.
Levy the six story apartment at 1872 to
135 Second avenue, on a plot 50X100,
containing two stores, to l. Sicge.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ON
Honorable John p Cohalan. a Surrogate
OF ne Comfy of New York, NOTICE Ia
against Joseph r. DeLamar, late 81 ~.
County Of New York. deceased, to pFesen;
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers. at place of transacting busi.
ness care OF Sullivan S Cromwell. No a.
Wall Street in the city OF New York. on
1r before The Goth day of July next
ALFRED JARETSkI and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORy
ceased. e'
DateG. New York. the nth day of Jan.
SULLIVAN g CROMWELL. At,or,.v.
Ior Executoru. 4s Wall Street.. Nes
York N. 7. ave"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Steamship 11an Buys
Solomon Castle at Rockaway

The Lewis Il. May Company sold for
The estate of [. A. Salomon (Gustave
Salomon eXccutor) the property at Far
Rocl.away known as Salomon Castle. It
consists of over seventeen acres Of cul-
tiVatod land, with, water frontage OF
1900 feet on Jamaica Bay, and contains
the main building, a replica Of the me-
di@val period; spacious greenhouses
garage, stable, COW sheds, chicken
houses and other buildings.
The purchaser, Dick Chiarello, rresi-
dent of the National Steamship Lines,
Ltd, VIII occupy the premises as an
all-ycar home and will improve the
water front Will. q dock for his yacht.
The original property was acquired by
the late owner thirty years ago and
was enlarged at total cost Of $500 000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold
For Site of Tall Fiat
Twelve Story Apartment to Cost
S800,00O To Be Buils on
Eighth Avenue

Four tne dwelling houses in Eighth
Avenue, Brooklyn, have been sold for
the site OF e twelve-story apartment
to cost approximately 100000. The
dwellings, are 40 Eighth Avenue, at
the southeast corner of Berkeley Place
owned by Dr., William Beckers; 40,
adjoining, owned by Isaac r. Oeland;
43, owned by Otto f. Reimer, and SO.
owned by Mrs. Anna Z. Rubino. The
entire plot to be improved measure s
- feet on Eighth Avenue with a depth
OF 100 feet.
The property has been obtained by
" alter kraslow, builder of Bucking-
ham Court. at the corner of Ocean
Avenue and Beverly road, who re-
Gently obtained the plot at the corner
Of Union Street and Prospect Park
W est as site for an apartment,
which William Hamlin Childs and a
group Of men are to build at q cost
OF about S1,000,000. This plot is a
short distance from the Eighth Ave
nue. apartment house project. The
brokers in the deal involving the
Eighth Avenue dwellings are Samuel
Welsch Sons.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company TWO one
family dwellings at 2Q53 Sixty-third
Street to Samuel Lang and at 2l62
Street to Harry Jacobson.
and for the Artce Realty Corporation,
thc three two-family dwellings,, at
1851 Forty-third Street to James
Prest, at 1857 Forty-third Street to
John Chic and at 1867 Fifty-second
Street, to Margaret A. Maloney.
The Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
9o5 SiXtieth Street, a two-family
dwelling on plot 20x100.
Eilkiey g. Horton Company have
sold 279 Twenty-fourth Street, 3 two
story dwelling on lot 20x1O0, for the
estate Of James Ochterlonoy.
Charles Partridge has sold G76
Franklin Atalue, tbree-story fiat.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

cE34G ~, ~ 'aoau4e3i i. ~
Coddarl to ldua e sponablo, 1871
,t' 'sIs T5cT y! ~ @V; May j. due IS per bon5:
lG4TI SF. n 5. iTg q 5roSI,lct vs.,
74.7; 164th Street Realty Corpn to Hector
-6, M ID Brown, 70 " llth ST. pr utg 50,
QUO; juno 10, 2 yrs; per cent; atty, NJ
l.12ar, "a Beck st................$2. 900
kan l. Minnie to Bond & Mort Guar
GO, l'5 Remsen ST. Bklyn June y: due,
etc, a. per bond; ATTY, r G & n CO.
r6pPiH>GG' H>GG' Av i7ig 25xa5 ;Ea5,a. 20
Park, / !; pr mtg SIC, 900. June IL;
,'7s'3iS, ,lf g,.' per cent ATTY, L c T. GO.
1GsD sT, SOS o. 3. 2i6xloo f.aWrayo. SIggo
DAVIS - Cora GarVin, S37 CauldweD av;
! Une ~ yrs c; 7 G q CO, l16
25Isr ST, 23f-G>E, = 5oxliS'5. Franciseo
l'H-clanl ana aEo to NoG-a-Way Co. 233
I4dis2n ay; june I2j yrs, "a p G;
ATTY = G s = 20, rs Bway....- $500
HOE AN, 1919, = lots. each 2UNl0J:
= mugs eheh S1.IVo; Aaron aud David
Taulydefslsy TO John ] Brennan 20 Beach
l20ih St RocAaWay Park. l. T; 2 prior
lutss $500 each; June IL; yrs, y @:
aitE T q q II co, 176 Bway......$3 90
it 49, 81 ~ ,,,,, ~ -424, $ 24IoxS79; Cen
4oth st; prior mtg $4,000; June 10. 3 WIS.
e. atty, II + nose CO, w 45th
TINToN Az, s. pose s 16cth st, iG6x
100; Leonardo Sioiiiano to Adele
N Cralnie, loGS linton av; pr mlse
atty, 4. NJ Cramio l0C8 linton avs1 ZOO
WILKINS ~. 1854 " S, 50xs5. Sx50 2x
90l; Norris GlaesheiIn TO Isaac Wei. 2o4
West I10th st; pr ntse, $22 0oQ; June ?;
Yrs: 6 per cent; atty, Title Guaranty
g, Z Co, 1I6 HWay.,. ..-...S SI1 500
WILKINS Az, 1857 w $. 50N947; same 10
same; pr mtse, $4,000, June .. yrs;
LOT is. blll 81. and and lot "A. blk &. Mt.
Morris Far!i Lillian c sullivan 10 Geo
ns GN,I,. ,rs ,o 1lc e,,5+ tonG Ii'l; p p
Boyer 299 BW"y ..-...............Sl. $50
HoLLAND AV, W s. go Van Nest av.
1865 Holland az; June IL; installs;
per cent, atty Title Guaranty X 7 Go.
CREsTON AV. W -l79th St 25oxlo0;
Service Realty Co 70 Burnside AY Realty
Corpn III BWay. c ano; June j.; due
se1t il. 1915; 5ls rer cent, atty. y y
SAME PROPERTY: 1-3d s. Realty Co to
Service Realty Co. : +, 42d ST: pr mtg
$50 200; juno IL; due Dec /, 1919 6 per
JEaoME XVI i5ist st. 753i6o; &c
NJ & * Realty Co 10 West Side Savings
Bank, 10 Gth av; June IL; due May ],
= 792} =, AZ I,. Bor cent; atty lawyers se + oa6 8
JEROME AN, $. IS $ 181st st, 15X1O0;
Same 70 same; June u; due May ],
PROSPECT AY. 1902. g $. 59xS81Ix6210
Nl25i Robecca MoskoWitz to Arrow
Holding Corrn, 217 BWay; " mtg, $40
600; May -. instals, per cent. attv.
> p, II !, 4 Iieser "a ~ BwTay s. o9o
Sacks ct al to Jacob Z Baum, so "
77th st: June j; yrs 5ia per cent;
attys, Guggenheiu.er. 5 & NJ p William
81 Us ,JUO
DAVIDSON AV. s. $50 n 177th st, 25x
99T irreg; Annie Singer to VIM = stan
hope, Keyport \ j. pr mtg, SIS. 600; June
~ ~ 8 per cent; atty, Tide Guar
& Co, 176 BWay. s., 600
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

GOV ERNESS tnursery). experienced thev.
Ing ing passporD. returning TO England IN
1uhE. would AXE care of one or two children
IN return for passage NJ L. N HaNsiSe
Long Island. A'' '''''V'
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Faith in Bronx Realty
Shown by Investors
Alany Apartment Houses in Va
rious Sections Pass Into
New Owners Hands

Isaac We'll has sold the two five
story apartments, with stores, on plot
5o%1oo, al 1851 and 1857 Wilkins Ave
nue., through J. & L. CutroR.
Cash for Tiffany St. House
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Cor
poration has sold to Miriam Finkel-
stein 94S Tiffany Street. five story
apartment, on plot 47x106, in cash
DEAL Jacob Fenning was the broker.
Monroe Avenue Corner Sale
Williamson & Bryan have sold the
four story flat at 1860 Monroe Avenue.
at the southeast corner of 173d Street,
on lot 25x95.
Washington Ave. Flat Sold
Irving I. Levine and Elv Maran
bought 1880 and 1882 Washington Ave
nue., six story apartment, with stores,
on plot 46X109.
Sale in f34th Street
Greenfield & Saffr have sold for
Frederick Brown to on investor the
tive story tenement, on plot 25x100, at
81 East 134th Street
Sale in 175th Street
David L. Woodall, jr., has sold for
James +. Donohuc the two story dwell
ing, on plot 50X100, on the north side
OF 10th Street, about 200 feet west OF
Park Avenue.
House in Anthony Ave. Sold
Calm & Pittman have sold to Charles
ZncE the two-tamiiy dwelling ut 2059
Anthony Avenue, on lot 2GXI0Q.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Activity i'm Old
Downtown Business
Section Keeps Up
Office Building at West and
Dey Street Bought by
Operators: Brown Plr-
chases l4th Street Realty

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
722 West Street Corporation to the
Proadway-John Street Corporation,
I2iss =. Cohen, president, the six story
otacs building 1t 122 West Street and
S1 Deg >.reetC the southeast corner
a. Der aoj West streets, which is op-
pcsite tae Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad terminal.
This property has a frontage of IS
lee. III West Street and II feet in Dcy
Street. i was the first solid steel con
struction freproof building in the
downtown section Of the city and was
originally built by the New York Edi-
son Company for its downtown main
Office, but before the building was half
way completed the company found out
that the demand for electricity was to
be SO great that it abandoned the idea
Of using this building and had to seek
larger quarters.
A. the tlne Pease & Gilman sold
this property 20 the Broa3way-Johu
Street Corporation they had two PARTIES
bidding On the same property at one
time, and through quick action the
Broadway street Corporation was
able to obtain it, bat within an hours
time the buyer was offered good profit
by Pease q Elliman for the resale Of
tho property.
Pease & Gilman are negotiating for
9 resale Of this property
Cid Fourteenth Street Holdings Sold
Frederick Brown has bought through
& =
Walkers Sons from the estate Of John
Downey John I. Donoey, trustee, The
five story business building, with store.
at 40 East Fourteenth Street, and 125
University Place, formiug an ~"
around the southeast corner of those
.foroue1laros. The structure fronts
.6lO feet in FourteenJh Street and 26
teet ON University Place, with eastcrlv
l.ae Of l30 feet and q sOutheYly line
measuring G2.5 feet. This is the first
sale Of the property in thirty wears.
Through Greengeld & Sof.r. Mr.
Brown has sold to an investor the five
story tenement on lot 25x100, at 81
Last l34th Street, and to joseph Katz
5909 Third Avenue, a five tory double
fat. with stores, or d lot 25&8-.S, and
10 Florence May Adams q twcnsy-acre
estate at wilton, near Norwalk, \. J.,
consisting o. "a residence, garage,
stable, oItJu.,d.nl+, oJc, Ladd &
. cHols We're the hrofcrs.
Sale oc Greene Street Buildings
L. Taaanbaum, Strauss { Co. have
sold lf2 and 16- Greene Street for the
tate OF E1anlal Nandel, and 1856 and
s Greene Stree for the estate Of
f.oa1 ELcode.. The properties comprise
. !ainrs. ON g plot 1o0X1Q0. In
-aae ---on Iare2daum sold this prop /
es.E to the late Leon Mandel, CT Chi
o. who. with his brother, in 1888 .
3lc these buildings. Il is understood
at the purchaser is Frederick P. /
'Aumond