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The Washington times., 1919-03-29
teal Estate Editor. washington Times:

Real Estate Editor, Washington Times:
have read conflicting reports concern
Ing the Salisbury act. As I am hOldin z
an apartment under the protection OF this
act, want to know whether It 10 still
operative or has really gone out OF exist
ence- As I refused to meet an increased
rent asked by the OwneD Of the house
rented some time ago, am now likely to
be evtcted? H. B. g.
Final determination Of the question
Of the constitutiOnality Of the Sauls-
bury act is now with the higher
courts. However, the municipal courts
are following the decision Of
Justice Gould, who has declared the
Salisbury act unconstitutional.
The Washington times., 1919-03-29
BUY HOMES HERE.

Frank B. GeTmon bought from
Harry p. White. the siX-room and
bath house at SIG Thirteenth street.
c. Albert Johnson, of Pittsburgh, sold
the two-story, six-room brick house
at 257T Tunlaw road to DT. Henry
G. A. Damn.
The Washington times., 1919-03-29
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The Washington times., 1919-03-29
WRITER SAYS PATRIOTISM
DEMANDS EARLY BUILDING

c. H. BlackalI. prominent Boston
architect, in the current issue of the
Banker and Tradesman," submits
some interesting facts in regard to
delaying building and construction
work. Urging the immediate resump-
tion OF building, he says:
There Is a very imperative neces-
sity for building now. We have a
surplus OF labor on our hands. grow
ing larger every day. We simply must
take care of the labor and in no other
way can labor be so widely and profit
ably employed as in building opera
tions. So that. as a matter of pa
triotic selfishness as well as of indi-
Vidual profit, there is every reason
for building now and no good reason
for pOstpOning."
To be successful learn to save.
Thrift StnmpH and War Savings
Stamps will help you.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Bronx Realty Market
Keeps Up Its Activity
John II. Hinton Estate Sells
Two Apartment Houses in
WhitlOck Ayenue

Leitner Brener & Starr have sold
for S. M. Henenway and the estate
of John H. Hinton, S56 and $50 Whit
lock Avenue, two tive-story apartments.
each on plot 1880. The purchasers are
Harry Calm, of Calm G. Pittman, and
Philip Wattenberg.
Sale in Boston Road
Samuel Cowen has sold to client
OF Edward Brown, 1869 Boston Road,
a flve-story apartment, on plot 25x10O
Row of Three Family Houses Sold
Williamson & Bryan have sold to a
client for Ma2dalen Haas the four
hree-family modern frame houses at
203 to 200 East 205th Street.
Private Dwelling Buyers
Mary j. Walsh has sold to q client
OF Richard Dickson two-story de-
tachod 1sasne dwelling a. 10 East
lSNth Street, on iot 12X10G.
nc FrouY Lann Mortgage and Real
Lst1,'e Company fns sold .or Eobeltine
aalnolaan the dwelling at 444l PavG
hNnDl-.
AieAander 9c.&iu and Cayi .rarec
haze sold for Chaliea Friedrich 7e3
Necl Street, P threo-s.ory two-fan.ily
dwelling, oil lot 25Hl00
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Metropolitan Life Buys
Long Island City Tract
Insurance Company Will Erect
Large Printing Building for
Its Own Use
Its Own Use

The Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany has purchased large tract in
Long Island City, where it will erect a
printing plant for its own use.
The land bought is triangular plot
containing $4,000 square feet, directly
opposite the Queens County Court
House in Long Island City. The plot
has frontage of 4SO feet on the Long
Island Railroad, 400 feet on Court
Street and $50 feet on Thompson Ave
nue., which is an extension of Queens
Boulevard. The plot was purchased
from J. Stewart Herman.
Plans are being prepared for imme-
diate development Of the property with
a three-story reinforced concrete fac
tory to contain 100000 square feet, to
be used as printing and binding
plant exclusively for the work of the
insurance company.
The Rowan Callman Company and
Herman De Selding were the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Sd Av, e77; store ana rear basement:
ypxedo l1l' RealTy co to Jos Foppiani
Feb / 1920; address, Foppiani & Croce.
AMsrERDAM Av. 2ls-2is. 10Th list st.
stores and part basement; Petros Q
stavardcos and ano. 2ls Amsterdam av;
years from Oct l. 1913. atty. Geo J
Chryssika, 80 Park Row .......... So. ooO
COOPER SQUARE. SO; store, basement
etc. Michael Ginzberg 10 Louis Ortlieb
IS Cooper Square. 2 years from May l.
1921 ATTY Louis Weiis. S4 Broadway.
23D ST. 5S6-546 ". top floor. $40 Realtv
co TO Crystal Piece Dye Works SIS W
18th s. years and months from oct
1910; atty JOS L Greouberg. 2as
:, br0adwey i,, ,......-..-... 200
EAST BROADWAY. Rutgers St store
and basement: Anna klapper TO Benj
Iipshitz, 16s East Broadway; 3 ysa"s
BROADWAY. 262S-26so, front part secona
floor; Manhattan New Star Hungarian
restaurant to Canton Kestaurant ESQ
July !, 1919 atty. j X e-ung. al5 Mon
tague ST, Brooklyn. n......s 81 600 10 s220e
S5TH ST. 2s-53 "; street floor and base
ment. Capital Lunch system to samuel
shapiro. 1880 18th st, Brooklyn. et al,
from May 5. 1912 TO Jan 50. 1875: atty.
Jos Rubin. Soe Broadway ....... S6.72o
45TH ST. 1913 W, Hote s. James. an.
Eaw H Litchaeld TO VIM quinn. ir. io6
45th 81, Ct all II yrs, from July T.
1915; atty. sharon Graham. 81 Na@-
2D AV. l45. cor sir ana b. jenny Fab.r
70 Peter Roth. on premises. rs. from
May 1915, yrs renew. atty, Bernard
Fliashnck. 3o2 Broadway .........S 81 000
GRAND 81 Tompkins si an.
Bath NJ / Wetmore et al to Greenwich
Associates. Il " 3lsr 81. 10 yrs from
May ]. lslf. ana option Of renew. attys
Jonas & \. 115 Broadway. .......... 81 800
oArh 81 . r: all: Clara 7 Porter to
Este Realty Co, II " a2d 81 u 4-l2
Nrs. from Jan !. 1920; attys Jonas & \
IS Broadway .......... .'..... s. 00O
30 VERY 24s. all, isabelle kurzrnan 10
Harry Ban. 80 l-oew av. 5 PIP yrs from
March !. 1913. atty. julius balm. l2l
AVlnston St.. $500 to 1000
Bronx
sOUTHERN Blvd. w fremont av,
ST; Nathan Six lover to Eli Rosenstein
s66 Hornaday pi. from June / 1918 -
Nov IS. 1929. atty. Eli Rosenstein, TIE.
mont av and South Boulevard. f2e2a
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Big Auction To-day
OF Clafin Estate
Lots i'm Bronx
Realty Located i'm a Promis-
ing Section of University
Heights, Cirded by the
Finest Transit Service

Interest in the rc,l estste 1narAct to-
day Will centre in TIC aale by public
auction, Of the ClaAin est;-te IN the
University Heights and K!ngsbridge
section Of the west Bronx, onc block.
west Of the Kingsbridgc Avenue sta
tion on the Jerome Avenue elevated
extension of the Lexington Avenue
subway, the Sixth Avenue ard Ninth
Avenue elevated roads.
The sale comprises All lots, and will
be held at IL O'Clock noon, by Joseph
?. Day, auctioneer, in the Vescy Street
sa)esroom. The lots are to be sold
separately, to the highest bidders, and
the prices realized. whether they be
high or low, will establish a new level
OF values for lots located just to the
north Of the present. apartment build
ing line on lower University Heights.
"Regardless OF the prices to be paid
Mr.. Day said yesterday, "it is fact tha :
no better or more promising lots in the
University Heights section of the west
Bronx have ever been offered at unre-
served public aution sale.
The locality practically is girded
by rapid transit lines operating to all
parts of the greater city and connect
ing with all the lines of the dual rap
transit system. Apartment building
has been active in University Heights,
and the new houses are completely
tenanted at higher rentals than ever
before have been paid. There is an
lnslstent demand for apartments, and
none to be had. For this reason sew
eral of the most prominent among the
clty's leading institutions have an
nounced their willingness to make
building and permanent loans to those
who buy at this sale and who may
wish to go ahead now with the con-
struction Of new apartment houses"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
James II. Start First Tenant
In New Park Ave. Apartment

The first lease in the first apartment
to be erected in Park Avenue this fall
for occupancy has been obtained by
James R. Start. 1t was made through
Peasc & Gilman, representing as rent
ing agent J. Z. R. Carpenter, the
at $50 Park Avenue. 1t comprises a
suite of twelve rooms and four baths
The same brokers have leased apart
ments at s29 Park Avenue to Alvise
Bragadin and at 25 West Fifty-sixth
Street TO Mrs H. B. de Moisn.
Pease e. Gilman also announced
leases OF furnished apartments as fol-
lows: At 907 Fifth Avenue, the south
corner of Seventysecond Street, for
Captain Francis ?. Mayer to Dwight W
Morrow, of j. P. Morgan g. Co.; at $50
Park Avenue, the north corner Of
Eighty second Street, for the estate of
Mrs Clement c. Moore to Benz jamin
Strong, chairman of the Federal Re
serve Bank; at 9l1 Park Avenue for
Mrs. Anable TO Olive Douglas Camp
bell and at 1879 East Sixty sixth Street
for D. c. Grover to Michael Coleman.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased large apartment IN the Bel
gravia, at GIL Fifth Avenue 60 {. Il.
Railing, at 416 Madison Avenne
to Robert Levi, at 4S East Sixty-l,se
Street to Frederick P. Humphreys, at
13 West Forty ghth Street to Dr. f. n
Wilson and furnished apartments at
50 West Fifty-e ghth Street for Mrs
Nelson T. Wyman to Mrs. Nelson B.
Catch. at 106 East Eighty Street
for Mrs. G.. T. Bridgman TO Il. A s.
Clarke and at 1871 East Eighty first
Street for Lawrence Scudder to Mrs.
Cary ). Rodman.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased apart
mcnts to Matthias Sander at 10l-l06
West Fortieth Street, to Charles L.
Robinson at 66 West Thirty-sevonrh
Street and to Lawrence Grant at 6l
West Thirty-seventh Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Banker Among Buyers
Of Fine City Dwellings
Gets House in 5Oth Street,
Opposite Cathedral, From
Wright Estate

The five and one-half- story dwell
Ing at 41 East Fiftieth Street, between
Madison and Park Avenues, has been
L. Gilman & Co. The house occupies
sold to local banke through Douglas
lot 22xloO, and was sold for the
estate Of J. Dunbar Wright. The
property is opposite the Cathedra.
dwellings, on Madison Avenue.
Sale in East 9lst Street
Peasc & Gilman have sold for Miss
Aoa A. bremen three-story and
basement dwelling at 1T East Ninety
first Street, on lot 16x100.
House in 72d Street Sold
Electus T. Bakus, Of the Guardian
Holding Company, has sold for the
Z. A. L. Holding Company Edgar A.
Levy, president) 116 East Seventy
second Street, four story and base
ment dwelling, 18x102.2, which Mr.
Levy is altering into a five story
American basement structure. The
purchaser, Robert K. Stafford, will
occupy the house.
Quick Resale in 15Sth Street
L. j. Phillips T. Co. have resold for
Charles Siogel Levy's Bronx County
Construction Company GAG West 15sth
Street, three story and basement dwell
ing on lot 18x100. Mr.. Levy acquired
the property last month.
Buyer for 121st Street Dwelling
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for
the United States Fire Insurance Com
pany to Jacob Pinsky the four-story
and basement dwelling at "a West
121st Street, adjoining the southeast
corner of Lenox Avenue, on lot COX
100.l1.
Sale in 45th Street
Byrne e. Bowman have sold for Cora
A. Ferguson. to Herman Z. Schanzln
the dwelling at 156 West Forty-fifth
Street, on lot 18.9x100 The buyer will
make extensive alterations.
Sales in 136th Street
John H. Pierce has sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society the
three-story and basement dwelling at
265 West 136th Street, on lot 16x99.11,
to Carl Williams.
John II. Pierce has sold for julius
Elmar to William Holland the three
story and basement dwelling at 241
West 136th Street, on lot 17.6x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

125TH ST, a4e ". ratge seo. ooo; Tho.
Nash S3a, e%r. 70 Excelsior say BanA. - W
assis,,,, "a 81 NY q 4" CO, l7s Bway.
Sl5 ooo' V IL Niemsnn and ano. exrs to
-Nleinann and ano, trus. ard VIM +
Jansou in--vid. 1925 Decatur ST. Bklvn:
atty John + Eoeser. 15o Bway. as
C0MMERCg e7' 20 ,.,,,,s = sa9,goo oaoo
American Mtge Co 10 Mabel Proil and
Mabel Press to Ben Eicaberg. atty,
,nen5s q Co. 1'o Bw@y' assign,
6orH ST - E Lawyers Tltle q trust co
TO fe4icla e,reen. III Cambridge 1t.
Syraeus'. \ y. atty. Lawyers II d T 20.
45TH 81. ) s. i25 " % av. satge sfo.ooo
Malcolm Mackay ana ano. exrs 10
Jennie Machay Al Dwight Piace.
nglewood. y J atiy, T G d 7 Co. is
Bway s6 1ce
FULTON ST. ~. ormonde Holding cornn s0'Seo
70 CLARENCE Fowler a. Dobos Ferry
\ Y address 2ss Bway ...........S S4.076
MADISON Az. 100, mtge $50. o90, Rang
ley Contractors Go to the F1ndy co. s05
Lexington aN, attys, Jonas x \. lt5
9TH ST. 7ls e. Max Boley 70 Sara Hser.r.
30 Franklin Az. Bklyn. ..-...5I 100
18TH ST, lGT ". Augusta krause to + a
bert Widman. 353 " l2Oth st. Attvs II
A K + Heydt. Rector &C.,. s. 500
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 40. Edmund /.
ana HarTy J. Haas TO Title Guar 4 rruat
RIX.ERsIDE DRIVE ~. mtse $1,000,
Gharles, + Force & CO to second Nat
BANK or ltcooken. 1s River st T. Doken
\ J aftys, Kaoe & Keller. 2bS I5way 81
AMsTERD AN AN. n " cor l47tl zt. sntgo
800. Loretta carninonl &, Nrn X
Cafninoni, al oyster Bay !. atty,
Chas l. Livingston, 14s Bway ...-. ;
Bronx
CONCORD Av, ASP. Generoso Dsversa to
Antonio Mansieri 1856 High at. Bhlyn.
atty. Mansieri lae High 81 Brook
INrERvALn AZ. l242: Anna Felt. Phiia' 5f,Gao
delphla, Penn, TO Metropolitan Savings
Bank. 80 Cooper SO. atty. l. T & IT co.
POPLAR er. 25as. Enna BASS to Cha.
Benkisor, lse6 Ma~mion av. atty.
Hirleman & y 38l e l43th st....sl 900
i34TH ST 500 =; Frances = Braun, eotrx
to chss 4 Bsuerdorf 4s0 sTest End az.
attys. Baue:Gorl & =. tll Bway.- 5000
HUGHES -AN. 80 81 s. '25xlQ0.
Cecilia savage. oxsrx. 70 Lilo r.
Campbell. laA 81. DAiyn. .4tty ~
F Wund. l56 Bway -........ $1,000
18TH ST. 81 z. william Il Butter and
ano. exr. to Lawrence adams ct
Nav Yard, Portsmouth. =. II atty J
T SturdeVant. 81 Nassau st-...-.- 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Store at Busy Corner Leased

J. Arthur Fischer has leased to NJ.
L. Gunsberg a store in the building at
the southwest corner Of Sixth Avenue
and Forty-second Street for mems
furnishings; to Carmello and Michael
Nora q store at 433 Lexington Ave
nue., and 70 Santo De Cola a stare at
G32 Third Avenue.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased to
the Builders Supply Bureau executive
Offices at so East Forty-second Street.
and Offices to n NJ Robinson at 512
Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
R King; N-lliialn ] McNultv n .1ohn

r King; William McNuitv to John
Iurro III sullivan st. Iatge $4,000.
sept ~ atty. : T & II Go. I25
F5Wav 90
E-.STBCRN Az. 1915. " $ 25xa5: Janet
Muller 20 Mary Iandes. W lISth st
Sept 49, atty. \ = &. II Co, $50
- W A. 49,. 81 %
l9lST ST, 8, 100 W Hoffman st. 50xss
Eastern Realty Co TO Marko
Holding Co. 1873 Bway; mtge s2200o
Sept 10; atty. y T &, NJ Co, l35
SAME PROPERTY: Marlzo Holding Co TO
Maysr Wa!lach. "a ludlow ST. ntge
BRIGGS Av. 26s1, s. 22x77 2x22x77iii:
stephan Wassner TO Giovanni spagnoli
1892 Briggs av; nltse $4,000; Sept %;
atty, T & T Co. 176 Bway......sl0O
T1EBOUT AN. 247O. :. 31Nl00; Rosalle
Muller TO Hy r Steling, 254s Webster
av: ntge S1 1000; SEPT 20, atty. T q
& T CO. rs Bway ..,........... 500
l77TH ST, $ w s. ls0.1l Baverrneyer
av % 2xqa .Gx25xS4 ); Chas " Schwaab
to otto SandYik, 534 L lSSth st Sept
22; atty, T 6 & T Co. 176 Bway. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Many at ST. Albans Lot Auction

4 large crowd attended the auction
sale of lots conducted by Joseph P
Day at St. Adams on Saturday last.
Five lots at the corner of Farmers
Avenue and Granville Street were sold
for $3.50 each, and three lots on Gran
vile Street near Farmers Avenue for
$500 each. Am~yr the buyers were
Frederick Braui, Charles Rost, Dora
Hartman, Albany Heights Realty Com
R. Berry, William Lohr, Joseph Nc
Mahon, Walter B. Dunlap. Theodore
O. Dosshord, George C. Boyer, Otto
Zeiger. Daniel LanahaI., L. Abramo-
witz. William II. Heines and c. W.
Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

PIKE ST. o Robert HaGcr. s6S Grand ~
]. City 70 julius I4chtar Nov - l7fs.
atty. Isaac Cohen. III HroAg way az 00D.
fIH ST. z40--3z r Annie Roth 300 west
End a., 70 Louis. Max. Jams aae Harry
Goldsmith, fru OF Hess rioissr~ath 3
Co 23s-2i7 An av May q. 1qII- a.,-
Samuel Myers. so W.! - zs0oo
s9TH ST. az v. Carr J Stein. 40 Wyest
End a.. 10 Geo Backer. Emanue4 Arm
stein and Samuel Levy, jan %. 1917.
attys, ArnStein Z Levy l26 Broad-
10y $50. COO
sFH Az 1915, Brookside Realty Co 10
Hannah Lippraan. 75 Fort Washington
az. Mar J. 1913, Samuel Wasserman. 81
Chamber 81 ...................s1 ZOO
nth st, 2z2 E. Maria Eoccsa "a ENz n
stanton. rs r 7oth St. extrx and rrlls-
tee. atty. Title G q r CO. I76 Broadway.
a pm "a -s-3 ........-.... ..-... { 4 600
1sT Az, 1855. Simon schnurnaach~r to n
Holding Corpn. Mar /. 1907. atty.
Il Cooper, lss Broadway y........ 81 100
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Traders TO Have Now Home

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the Mahnken estate. 40 Water
Street, on the northwest corner of
Coenties Slip, four-story building on
plot 25x57. The purchaser is Riera
Toro e. Won Twistern, an import and
export firm doing business with Porto
Rico and Cuba and the South American
countries. The buyers, who paid all
cash for the property and who will
hoid 1t free Of mortgage indebtedness
will erect modern five or six-story
office building on the site for their
own use. This is the fourteenth sale
made by the Noyes company in the
same general neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Investor Buys Large Corner
Apartmeni in BROOKLYN

Barnet London through Joseph Cans
tho StuyVesant apartment, on plot COX
100, at the southwest corner Of Stuy-
vosant Avenue and Kosciusko Street.
alter S. Ross and c. C. Gretsingcr
have sold for Martin j. Shields, the
ono family house at 564 Seventy sixth
Street
!. Salzberg has sold for W. Shoen-
field TO the Armour Construction Com
pany a plot 40xl00 on the south side
OF Forty eighth Street, 100 feet cast of
Fourteenth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Plan Synagogue for Brooklyn
To Cost $3.50. 600

Shampan & Shampan, architects,
have filed plans for synagogue to be
erected on the southwest corner of
Fifteenth Avenue and Forty eighth
Street. Brooklyn on a plot 1O0x120, to
cost S350,000, for Congregation Beth
FL, Of Borough Park, as owners. The
building will be surmounted by large
C'uastavino dome and viii have seat
ing capacity of 1900.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Lease Garage From Plans

The Greenwich Associates, j. NJ
Reynolds, president, have leased for
period Of twenty-one years, from plans,
one-story garage to be erected at
the northwest corner of Grand and
Tompkins Streets. The aggregate
rental, together with the cost Of build
ing, involves $34i,000. Selig Tarter
was he broker
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
BOROUGH or R1CHaoND
FOR SALE OR RENT

Thlrtesn-room dwelling. SIX bedrooms
three baths rarity furnished. Living
roor - # 20 f., dining room 20 #. x
n It. open hrepiaccs. concrete nd terra
Gotta block construction. Lot 200 II. K
1i9 4. situated on Howard Ave. Grymes
Hill. Staten Is -. a-d feet aboV4 sea
level. anordins the most beautiful and in
ierestlng view on tho Atlantic coas,. In
cluies New York N!ty, the Narrows and
The The Alianso u. !, oeean 10 garage YIN
Bros. 100 William ST, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
72d St. Buver Plans Suites

Alfred P. Coburn is the buyer of l59
West Seventy second Street, reported
sold recently by c. Royce Hubert. The
buyer intends rcmodelling it into small
apartments. with an Office on the
ground floor. where he intends to con-
duct genera real estate and insur-
ance business. now being conducted
at II West Eighty-frst Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Former Bank Building
In Grand St. Sold

/. L. Miller. president of the Mutual
Alliance Trust Company. in liquidation,
has sold the five story former bank
buildiae al 266 Grand Street, on plot
37.5Nl scheduled to be sold at
auctlos ley Joseph P. Day on October 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Operator Buys Seven
Story Loft in 25th St.
ID. H. Jackson Acquires Camera
Building; Water St. Buyer
Plans Tmproyement

Daniel H. Jackson has purchased
from the estate of Charles F. Mattlage
122-124 East Twenty-ffth Street, 200
feet east of Fourth Avenue, known MS
The Camera Building, seven-story
frcproof structure with store. The Of
ilcca are rented to representatives Of
tho SILK ard woollen trade This is the
first sale since the building was erected.
George Read e. Co., realty managers of
tnc Luiiding, were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Porter Home for Bachelors

William II. Whiting & Co. have
leased for Mrs. Clara Pond Porter for
term Of twcnty-one years the old
Porter homestead at 45 East Thirty
fourth Street, near Madison Avenue.
The lessee is lsidor H. Kempner,
president Of he New Amsterdam
Realty Company. The premises are
to be extensively remodeled into
bachelor apartments.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
Manhattan Building Chances

7TH ~. alo-sIE. to a 80 80 -
ls-a-s seventh Av Corp owner c g
lark. ~ fremont Av. architecr $500
: : II 81, lNs r = y s-sty rag r r-.,.
h. .6s 7stn st. owner: Z es5t-,,
-9.a S~ay. architect g. sas
- ~ = -e+ ". 70 5-sty tenement I r
I.e-chtag aoe EtA AZ, a-chitsc,a go %
III Az. fs5-5ol, 10 6-sty siauph-or
no-se = Butchers Dressed NJ
20, - ''e'1--ss@' owner K CARR arcnl-
- 1T ~ " - s 4-sfy dvir p ,,
- y. arcs. premises. ow rrer - j ,..rta
- tecAr St architect. COS. -
''l1 - -L'-l-- ". T. 5-sty r.sla,.,.,.
Fo'4lner al2 nyersld. I5rl+e
9Wnsr' + Fischer 213 Fal,a-., -
hhlyn' architect. cost $s..
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
DIV lIings in 10Th St. Rented

Pc & Gilman have leased the
furnshel dwelling houses at "a East
SeVenr.sth Street, for Mrs. G. L. Mac
Gregor to Arthur NJ. Mitchell, and at
49, East Seventeen Street for Mrs.
v. Woods Plankugton to Penn
Smith. ir
New-York tribune., 1919-09-23
New Building Plans
Manhattan

5TH AV, ll43: for a twelve-story apart
rnent, 9oN1s Brice, 693 sth sy
ownsr; Shape, Bready & Peterkin. 220
w 42d st, architects. cost. t..... 1900 900
18TH ST, n S, 100 W Alexander az. one
story brick garage l0ox100, Maurice
Buck 29l AieNander aV. owner Al
bert Davis 25s Z l3Sth St architect
cos e. ) - "a 600
BATHGATE Az = 30 17sth st four
story brick dwelling. 25Asl: s. Josepnz
: church, owner Rev Pa.rt,l
Norris. S0l fremont av, rector. Kirby
& Calf 4ls7 Park av. architects;
cost ..---.-.-.-.'.. ....-...... s35. 900