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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Steel Corporation Gets Space
In Chambers Street Building

Thomas j. O'Reilly has leased floor
in the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank Building, at 81 Chambers Street,
to the American international Steel
Corporation for long term t an ag
gregate rental Of 100000; also space
in the same building to the Financial
Corporation Of Argentina and Of the
United States.
Manheimer Bros. have leased for
ten years the upper portion of the
building at the southwest corner of
Thirty-sixth Street and Seventh Ave
nue. to Ulitzky & Sobel. who expect to
make extensive alterations for hotel
purposes.
Sidney L. Warsawer has leased the
store at 2731 Broadway to the Henschel
Tire and Rubber Company; the store
at 613 Eighth Avenue to the Mendel
sohn Jewelry Company; the stores at
$50 and 1862 West Forty Street,
at the southeast corner Of Ninth Ave
nue. to NJ. Resnick, and the top loft at
8 to 10 Barrow Street to the Marbridge
Printing Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
World Conference
Seeks to Regulate
Labor Migration
Commission Is to Consider
Protection Of Interests
of W or kers Residing
i Outside of Native State

WASHINGTON, Nov. o6-The In
ternational Labor Conference to-day
provided for equal representation by
the European countries and the new
countries on a commission to consider
regulations for workers migrating from
ton Of interests Of wage earners re-
siding outside of their native state.
The resolution adopted by the con-
ference also included draft conven-
ton providing for the collection and
distribution OF information on labor
problems, the maintenance of free en-
ployment bureaus and adoption of
system whereby the workers in a for
eign country may receive the same
insurance benefits as granted in their
own countries.
The resolution was proposed by
William Gemmill, the employers dele
gate from South Africa. 1t was sup
ported by the American dele
gates, who suggested it offered means
for counteractjng the effect that would
be made by the comparatively small
representation those states have on the
governing body.
Discrimination Charged
Archibald Crawford, the workers
delegate from South Africa, also sup
ported the amendment and called at
tention TO increasing evidence of the
existence Of opposing economic inter
est between the Old World and the
New.
"If this conference is going TO sue
ceed," he said, 'it is essential that far
mn 1>~ -
newer countries"
Mr.: Crawford urged the delegates 10
dispel the impression that Europe was
dominating the situation.
The discord that developed among
the japanese delegates over the fail
ure of the government delegates TO
support the workers delegate in his
effort to have the eight-hour law ap-
ply in Japan. became so strained to-
day that two of the advisers to the
workers delegate offered their re-
SipnatiOps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
NJ d d lie Glass
Apartments Are
In Big Demand
Buying Indicates Temporary
Shift of Interest From
Expensive to Lower Grade
Houses

The Morgenstern Syndicate has sold
the block front on the west side of ST.
Nicholas Avenue, from 173d to 174th
Streets, two five-story apartment
houses erected by Gustavus l.. Law
renee, from whom the seller acquired
it six weeks ago. The syndicate also
sold the two story houses, on plot
98x100, at 1858 and $50 Wadsworth Ave
nue., held at 100000.
O'Reilly & Dahn have sold the two
tivc~story apartments at 524-526 West
160th Street, on plot 75x10O.
A holding company, represented by
S. Il. Golding as attorney, has sold the
three five-story apartment houses at
466-470 West 1b0th Street, each on a
plot 568x10O, between Amsterdam and
Convent avenues. The Samphmor
Holding Company is the buyer of 46G
and the Anwal Corporation Of the other
two houses. Max Miller, attorney
acted for the buyers
A client of Max Miller has bought
from client of S. H. Golding the two
five-story apartment houses at GAL ana
545 West 150th Street, on plot 10OxlOO
Norman Denzer has sold for Mary
Malone the four-story apartment, on
lot 2bx1OO, at 5O7 West Tooth Street
to Michael Winter
Joseph Mcconnell has sold the two
six-story apartments at 21O-214 West
14Sth Street. on plot 75X100.
lsldor Brown has sold for the Pail
SADIE Holding Company 3O8-310 West
147th Street, a six-story apartment, on
plot 50x100.
Profit Taking in Harlem
James II. Cruikshank has purchase d
from John Hasselberger the fve-s story
single fiat at 62 East 122d Street, on
lot 2O.6x100. Harry Sugarman was
the broker.
Minnie Mcllis has sold ID and 16
West 18TH Street, a five-story fiat, on
plot 44x100.
Ryan Il Co. have sold for the New
Rochelle Securities Company the five
story tenement at Hancock Place
124th Street and st. Nicholas Avenue
on plot 40xl00x irregular.
West Side Flat Deals
David Vogel has sold for Kate Nc
CURE to an investor 1903 and 40 West
Eighty-ninth Street, two fve-story
flats, or plot 5Ox1O0.
John Finck has sold the six-story
elevator apartment at 1928 West
Eightythird Street for the estate of
Henry knebe!; the five story apart
ments at 500 and 514 West l34th
Street, each on plot 40xl0O, and the two
five story apartments at 1879 and 1890
Washington Avenue, on plot 50x11O
each, f,r the Dormand Realty Com
pany.
Buying in Lower East Side
David Vogel has sold for the Stan
folk Realty Company the nve-story
tenement. with stores, at 173 Norfolk
Street on a lot 25x100.
Julius Tishman E. Sons have sold to
an investor, SO and SO First Avenue
also sold the four story tenement at
172 First Avenue, on a lot 17x96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
East Side Home COLONY
Meets With Popularity
Old Houses Being Renovated,
With Garden in Rear. Much
Sought After

The garden dwellings which Edward
Shepard Hewitt and friends will create
out of The twelve old-fashioned houses
at 157 to 1877 East SiXty-hfth Street
and 1856 to 164 East Sixty-sixth Street,
have practically all been sold. Two Of
the Sixty-sixth STREET houses were pur-
chased by Archibald NJ Brown and
Franklin Abbott, and Arthur Page and
Carl S. Petrasch bought two of the
Sixtyffth Street houses. The remain
ing ones, it is understood, have been re-
served with one or two exceptions by
members of the purchasing syndicate
which bought the old houses IN Octo-
Der from the Gerry estate through the
Crulkshank company apd Douglass l.,
Gilman & Co. Some of Mr. Hewitt's
associates who will occupy houses are
Herbert and George Bodmon and James
Birmingham.
Sale In East 50th Street
Peace & Gilman havc sold for Miss
Ellen D. Hunt AZ East 5Oth Street five
story American basement dwelling on
lot 22x105. The purchaser will occupy
Suites for I'D Street House
A. V. Amy e. Co. sold for Mrs. Adelne
r. Crockett 100 West Seventy second
Street, our-story dwelling on lot Dix
l02:2, to the Dormond Realty Company,
which will alter it into stores and
apartments.
6tth Street House Sold
William b. May G. Co. sold for the
Worcestershire Realty Company the
modern high stoop residence at % East
SlXty-tourth Street. on lot 25xl0O.
Other West Side Sales
Harry Sugarman has sold for Regina
Gharrigues 24l West 112th Street, q
three-story and basement dwelling
Charles c. STEELE has sold the two
story and basement brick at 244 q
Seventh Street to James TreacheN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Syndicate Buys 38
Bronx Dwellings
Houses Sold i'm the Fordham
Section of the Borough by
the Wicke Estates

Thirty eight dwellings with garage
in the Fordham section have been sold
by Alexander Selkin and Harry Kat2
for the Wicke Estates. The houses are
on plots OF about 50x100. The property
is known as 1893 to 2641 Creston Ave
nue., 60 to SO East Kingsbridge Road
2677 to Pill Creston Avenue, 66 East
l96th Street, 105 East Kingsbrdge
Road, 1916 to 1850 Creston Avenue
275s to 2774 Briggs Avenue, 2755 to
27Il, 270o to 2709, 2575 to 1891 Balm
bridge Avenue; also the store building
at 307 to 3l3 Kingsbrdge road, on
plot 82xl0O, at the junction of Ford
ham road, and two vacant plots on
196th Street, 40xl00 and 5Ox74
The purchasers are a syndicate
headed by Alexander selkin and David
Mintz, who will offer the houses for
resale.
Apartment Houses Sold
j. Clarence Davies has sold for Anna
Epstein S73 East 162d Street. a five
story apartment on plot 40x10O.
The Dixie Security Company has
sold to Isadorc Montefiore Levy 1853
East l76th Street, five-story apart
ment on plot 5lxl5O.
Schwab &, Co. have sold for Lowen.
field & Prayer n fve-story apartment
at 273 East 10th Street, at the north
west corner of Anthony Avenue, for
cash. 1t is on a plot 7Ox9SxSlx97.
Robert w. Thompson has sold 1884
East 164th Street, an eight-family
dwelling on lot 25.8xirregular, to Phil
lip Wattenbcrg. Leitner, Brener &
Starr were the brokers.
Other Sales Of Dwellings
The Acre Realty Company has &C
CURED through Fred Oppenheim,r the
three story, twofamily dwelling at
2O96 Rycr Avenue, on lot l9xl0l, from
Cohn e. Glauber.
Ennis & Sinnott have purchased
from the Baird estate the northeast
corner of East 140th Street and Alex
ander Avenue, eight private dwellings
on plot 1ooxl00 irregular. john II
Davidson was the broker
D. A. Trotts, in conjunction with
Hugo Wabst, has sold for Sarah A
Suffer 766 East 230th Street, two
family dwelling on lot 25x114.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Educators Buy Building
In Wall Street District
New York University to Central.
ize Downtown Glass in Com
merce Under One Roof

The New York University has pur-
chased from the Hamilton Press
Henry Meyers, president) the former
Trinity parish house at So and 90 Trim
ity Place. southwest corner of Thames
Street, four story building, on plot
7S.11x76.2. Charles E. Cathie was the
broker in the deal
The university plans to occupy the
entire building for it's Wall Street Di-
vision of the School of Commerce,
which is now scattered over downtown,
some of it's departments being housed
in the Broad Exchange Building and
in the Produce and Cotton Exchange
buildings.
This is the third sale of the property
within couple of months. Trinity
first sold it to William Fitzpatrick, and
he made a quick resale of it through
Mr.. Cathie to the Hamilton Press
which took it under the name Of the
90 Trinity Place Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Mrs. Sage's Heirs Sell

John T. Scott has sold for the heirs
Of Mrs. Russell Sage nine acres on
Ocean Avenue South. Ocean Avenue
Long Island The purchaser is the
owner of the adjoining property.
Buys Home at Flushing
The twofamily dwelling, on plot 40x
100 at lab South Nineteenth Street,
Broadway, Flushing, has been pur-
chased by I. Premier from Mrs. Dora
Maimen by j. Albert Johntre.
Sale of Roslyn Estate
Harvey W. Craw and Warren Muir
dock have sold the J. Samuels estate at
Roslyn, Long Island, to Fred P. Brandt,
Of Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
BUYS Estate at Rive

Stewart c. Schenck has sold ten
acres at Rye for Frederick II. Allen,
with an extensive frontage on North
Street, Old White Plains Road and
West Purchase Road, within close
proximity to the new hotel known as
the Biltmore Country Club, to Mrs L.
F. Wardlow, who intends making ex-
tensive improvements to the main
house and outbuildngs on the prop
erty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Assignment of Mortgages

N%oTTGR + Co. 5' i7s si s@sy ~0hs sioSos
47TH ST. l23:27 W: American Trust GO to
r NJ Co, 1875 Bway 49,. $40 900
l3lST ST. 14S W; Herbert c Pass ct al.
trus. to & NJ Co, l35 Broad
Canal ST. 7o-7a; jno " Raymond. ,;GpD
70 Elsie X Powell 1870 10th st; atty.
asD ST Pq as5 w. c Ga 81 Saw int ns of $40
18TH ST, a7-ss r; T G & T Co to Pru-
Dental ms Co Of Amer, 1853 Market st.
Newark. J: atty. T q g. 7 Co. JIG
l2sTH ST. 50 W; Mary I. Roby, es9x. TO to
atty, Wallace Kroyer. 1853 Broad
way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..............s1
Bronx
HOE Az. l0ss-to$7; Norman Real Est
Corp to Isidor Klein III Lartin, Ar
verne, I; attys. Breitbar, q B, 3oe
18TH ST. $. 200 st AIMS av: john
u Kroog TO VIM Buehmiicr. $50 Beach
av atty, VIM Buchlniller. $50 Beach
2osTH ST. 1879 e; /. Elliott to G w "
MeGsrrah' 100 9Th st; attys. & D
SAME PROPERTY: W McGarrah to
Caroline Becker. johnson. N Y attys
Az. " issth st, .5xioS
schuyler SchieHelin ct al. exrs to Schuy-
Ter Schieffelin and ano. trus; attys. Yer
fIdnCN a. +, las SWAY IS 500
SAME PROPERTY; same. trus to Euz
" Douglas los w 18TH st; attys
MT HOPE PL, lS48: Virginia Danziger and
ano, trus. to Dollar Savss Bank. 2792
Sd av; attys Mackellar G. 40 Cedar
SYSE AV l79th at. 4oxs35: Y
Investors Corp to Title Guar & r Co
l76 Bway MISUNDERSTANDING GOO
GRAND BLVD AND CONCOURSE, n e c
1s4th st. l56.lix67.3; Rosina NJ Ryan TO
FRANCIS Ryan; 24l2 Grand av: atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Puts and Calls Used
In Realty Field Now

puts" and calls" arc common
transactions in the financial world
Kcal estate men know little about
them, but in the active real estate
market that is now under way more
Will be heard of puts" and calls"
Yesterday broker was Offering n
s'xty-day call on well-known New
YORK property for $4,000, and last
week another broker was Offering
six-month calls on uptown lots
available for apartment house i'm
provement. Real estate transac-
tions are optioned, but puts and
calls is more in keeping with the
speculative idea now abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Corporation Sells Last
Of Brooklyn Holdings
Disposcs of Flats i'm Wesimin.
ster Road; Other Sales
in the Borough

A. n. Gitterman has sold for the
Marble Hill Development Corporation,
NJ. G. Shaefer, president, the last Of
their Brooklyn holdings. Included in
this sale were the northwest corner Of
Avenue O and Westminster Road. a
four-story apartment, on plot 40x10O.
and two plots in East Second Street, be-
tween ration Avenue and Albemarle
Road. which Will be improved with
title in the name of the B. & II. Realty
Corporation, Manuel Hefat, president.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
four-story apartments at 497 and 400
Park Place for John Hops.
John o. Dawson, in conjunction with
James H. Gilvarry, has sold for the
Westbrook Realty Company the two
fvc-story apartments at 1928 and 1926
Clinton Street.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company a row of eight
semi detached dwellings, on the south
side of SiXtyfifth Street (Maplcton
Parkway, between Twcnty-hrst Ave
nue. and Bay Parkway, to A. Chalom.
f. c. Sauter has sold the three
story dwelling at 39a Tenth Street to
John Moran for Isaac Tarshis, and 354
Tenth Street a two story dwelling, to
alilch y. IldlliiaH Tor James =. COrrl-
gan.
B. j. Sforza has sold to Paul Gaia
lano the cottage. on plot 30xl0O, at
1886 Seventy Street
The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold 2S9 Clermont Avenue, a dwelling
on lot 20xl00, to Kate Lynch
The B. f. Knowles Company has sold
221 South Fourth trect. two-story
dwelling on lot 20x95, for W. +. Papp
to A. Solkin, and 1l8 Clymcr Street a
three story dwelling on lot 20x100, for
the estate of Jane A. Laird
Ryan e. Co. have sold for Henry
Kessler the three-story dwelling with
stores, at 227 Kent Avenue. on lot 2lx80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Brooklyn People Buy in Jersey

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have sold at Ridgewood, N. j.. for Mrs
Catherine Bender, her farm Of sixteen
acres on Paramus Road to Lindsay R.
Williams, of Brooklyn, and for William
c. Banta, the dwelling at 19 East Frank
lin Avenue to Lawrence a. Maulsby. of
Midland Park; also for the Van Orcen
Realty Company to August NJ Norris
of Brooklyn, 81 Goodwin Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Sales in White Plains

The estate of Mrs Alberta x. Wood
ruff, at the junction of Vermont and
New York avenues. White Plains, has
been sold TO David Jacobson. 1t con
sists of d large residence, with two
acres. George Howe was the broker.
Chauncey B. Gritfen & Co. have sold
for John G. Taylor, of Sayre, Penn, his
house and large plot in Chatterton Hill
Park, White Plains, to John P. Schultz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Former Won Henkelon House
In 9th Street Reported Sold

The former residence of the Won
Henkelon family at East Sixty-sev-
enth Street is reported to have been
sold. 1t is a tve-story structure of
the American basement type, on plot
S0x100.5, adjoining the south corner of
Fifth Avenue 1t is now under lease
to William Ziegler jr, who is building
q residence at 4 and East Sixty-thisd
Street No. Is was sold recently by
the G. l.. William estate to jeremiah
Milbank for S18O.0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

ll*TH ST. 2l3; Mary Mosback agt Halsey
Smith ct al tamended foreclosure of
nortgage); attys. Steiner g. Petersen
AVENUE A. 1850; Antonio Avagragiaplena
agt Angiuiina Parlato ct al (foreclosure
Of 1noTtgsge); atty: r Bergman.
18TH HT, 172-l74 W; Moses J Wolf ant
Leon Ottinger ct al lrartition) attys
Wolf & Kohn.
18TH ST 4o5-<o7 e; Fricda Finck agt
Chas A Bondy ct al foreclosure OF
inortgage); atty, l. Oppenhe.mer.
Bronx
WIENER CT. 5os-5l0: Jacob Wetner
agt Rudo pm Stein ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. Wiener
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. announce
that Rensselaer, B. Dayton, of Rem
senburg, l.. l., ha become associa-
ated with their country department.
and will be in direct charge of tho
section on the South Shore of Long
Island, between Babylon and Montauk.
Mr.. Dayton is an old resident of Long
Island and has been in clos touch
with this vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Only 400 Soldiers Voted Here

The Board of Elections yesterday re-
ceived word from the office of the Sec
rotary of State that the total soldier
vote cast at the recent election in
Greater New York amounted to 400
The following was the vote by cour-
ties: New York, III; The Bronx. Al;
Kings, li2; Queens, "a; Richmond, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Disposes of First of Three
Houses Built Six Years ACC

The Grand View, the six-story ele-
vator department, on plot 13S.11x'8, at
386 to 800 Wadsworth Avenue, has been
bought by Joseph G. Abramson from
Robertson e. Dannic. Nehring Broth
one of three erected about six years
ago by the sellers and is the first one
to be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
SURROGATES' NOTICE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace Of God free and In
dependent.-To the Hon State Comptroller
Of the state Of New York. and 10 all cred
itors or persons claiming 70 be creditors OF
MARY +. TAYLOR late OF SAN Francisco
California, dedceased. Send Greetinga
Upon the petition Of WILLIAM O
GANTH. who resides at New York City
n. Y: You and each OF you are hereby
cited to show cause before our Surrogate
Of tho County Of New York. at the Surro .
gates Court OF said County, held at this
Hall Of Records in the County OF Now
York, on the sth day of December 1915
at half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day. why ancillary letters testament
airy upon the estate OF said MARY l..
TAYLOR. late of San Francisco, California
deceased should not be issued TO WILL
IA NJ o. CAN'T. the petitioner herein
without the giving and filing of any bond
by said Petitioner
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We hsv.
caused the seal OF the Surrogates Court
of the said County OF New York to be
hereunto affixed.
L. WITNESS, HONORABLE ROB
ERT LUDLOW FOWLER, a Sur
rogate Of our said County at the County
of New York. the 2sth day of October In
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogatcs' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
kny-Scheerer Company
BUYS Old 23d St. Buildings

Daniel Birdsall & Co. have sold to
the Kny- Schcerer Company Sc and IS
West Twenty-tAird Street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, two old bust
ness buildings, on plot 50x9S.9. 1t is
the intention OF the purchasers TO
spend $4,000, undermining the build
ines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

lo4TH ST. 42S-425 Il; Joseph Asen agt
Frank De Rosa. owner and contractor:
j &c NJ Levine, Inc, contractor. $3.50
ST, $, Who'll" front between
Cannon and Lewis SITS; Joseph Assem- agt
Max Grobc., owner and contractor: D.
lnncey Garage Inc. and BonifaCc Con
struction co, Inc, contractors. ..... S9O.S4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Sale of Wooster Street Loft

Jacob J. Talbot has sold to J. Spauld-
ing & Sons the siX-story and basement
building at 57-59 Wooster Street, north
west corner of Broome Street on plot
75X100. The owners after extensive al
rerations will occupy the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Long Island CITY Factory Sold

The Brett & Goode Company has sold
for the Wildwood Building Corporation
the two-story factory building, on lot
150x100, on the east side of Sixth Ave
nue., about 100 feet north of Washing
ton Avenue, Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Report Is That Corporation
Has Acquired Two Prop
critics Auditing the Tow
ering Building
Bldg Addition Is Planned
Structural Details We're
Filed Recently; Midtown
Structures Are i'm Demand

The property at 1877 and 1879 West
Forty-iirst Street, which is on the
forth side of the block and just east
Of Broadway, has been sold. The Bush
Terminal Corporation is understood to
ne the buyer 1t abuts the tower
Bush Terminal Building and ATOMS
realty on Forty-tirst Street which it
a. understood is controlled by the
Bill interests. Recently the company
&t&1 plans for the erection of tall
lding on Forty-Grst Street to facili-
fH& the needs of the terminal and
tefants who have located show rooms
lr offices in the tall building.
onest" John Kelly and Helen
SoX1 are the sellers OF the realty.
H&P property has a frontage of so feet
lid S 800 feet deep. Two fous- story
IS IA Basement dwellings, cover the land.
Reports From Midtown Section
Max n Natanson has bought from
Alfred Benjamin 5 and Z East Six
teenth Street. a tweve-story store and
oft building. on plot 50X92 Thomas
J, O'Reilly was the broker in the trans
sction.
Sale in 2sth Street
Henry BRADY has sold the four-story
oft at 112 West Twenty eighth Street
For the estate OF Henrietta Obst o
Lewis Smith, and has rented it to
Samuel Harfenist.
Havemeyers Sell Loft
Frederick Brown has bought from
The estate OF Theodore Havemeycr 26
20 SO Houston Street, being the block
front between Crosby and Lafayette
streets, a siX-story mercantile build
ng, on plot S0.2N6i.10x irregular, pos
session of which will be given next
February. On this site stood the Harry
Hill Sporting Club, famous place a
lalf century ago.
Greenwich Street Loft Sold
The Broadway-Joh Street Corpora
Gion, Elias A. Cohen president. has
bought the hvc-story loft building at
30 and 81 Greenwich Street. on plot
S7x100, and the abutting similar prop
s'ty at 80 Washington Street. on plot
y.SXl0p, from s. Clark Williams
-sarough Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd.
Adds to.Vesey Street Realty
William A. White e. Sons and Robert
f. Bonsall negotiated the sale Of so
Nesey Street, reported yeste rday. The
Arrow Holding Company, the buyer,
owns is, which it bought recently.
Buys AID Street Corner
Sidney L. Warsawer has sold for
kmele Dumond the building at 1903
West Forty-second Street, adjoining
the southeast corner of Ninth Avenue,
20 q client. who will alter same to a
modern business building; also 452
West Fortieth Street, a five story tene-
inent house. for the estate of c. Reiche
- an investing client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Nfanilatta

Manhattan
SsTH ST. 50 w; Chas W Lindsey art
Hannah Furst ct al: Aug 6. 1918 (by
oepost1 .;:,,.:, ..-.-.........-. $40
SAME PROPERTY same agt same: Sept
., 1913 (by depos!C Sl75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-27

Oeher real estate records will
be printed in to.morrow's
Tribune.