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New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

Furfall, 1895 Hoe av; atty. E A Acker.
MORRIS Av, 5s7-5ss; Harry NJ Goldberg,
st; atty, Harry NJ Goldberg, l4l Bway
$4,000
ls7TH ST, e14 E Globe Realities Opsrat-
Grand Blvd and Concourse; atty, II
2Iessr. "a Bway 49,. :;.......s1
KBid9 ST rsas j 552l9 ,9. WestehasteT
yers Mtge Co, So Liberty st; atty, Law
yers Mtge Co, So Liberty st......s22 500
169TH ST, S, 1851 Fulton av. 54.3x
donald, 26 Exchange pla atty, Title. Guar
90 & 7 Go; l7S Bsvay ,........- -.sS.$75
las Johnston 70 John Mckee, 13 Column
Iia Heights, Bklyr; atty. Title Guar &.
,,9a T. Co. ,,I l7s Bway ....:...... 81
100; Jas Johnston to John Mckee, l1S
Columbia Heights. Bklyn; atty, Title
r, Guar ;I 4 I Co, l76 Bway y..............s 81
ELLIS AV. s 9, 30dy Q Havemeyer av, 25x
LOO; Benz O Halsey to Rosario Di Cicco,
23Os Sd av; atty, Rosario Di Ccco, 229t
l36TH ST, n 8, "a e Alexander av - ~
Lawyers Mtge CO to Saml H Longstreet.
los " saith ST. & ano, exrs: atty, Law
D J; ysrs Mtge Co, So Liberty. st ;:.s2. 800
Schuck ct al exrs, to Fredk Scnuck
I2l2 College av; l-e part; atty, l. 2
SAME PROPERTY; Fredlz A schuck to
4 Morris Rabinowitz. $50 4 1891 ST. and
I ano atty, same ................s So, 500
HOE AN. 175d st, 13Oxl00; Bemet
Gordon 10 Paul NJ Gonberg, 1856 Grand
Concourse: atty, NJ Gomberg, So1 E
f'tit ST ~, oVV
GRANT AN, 1856; st Christophers Home
to Title Guar & 7 Go: l76. Bway; atty,
Title Guar < 7 Co. 176 Bway 81, 500
sOUTHERN BLVD, W 8, 4i5 Westchester
av, 40xl29.S. Dividend Realty Corpn to
Jacob Shevell, 720 Riverside Drive; atty,
NJ E Gossett. 26l Bway .......... ST, O94
1S3D ST, 8. 1897 W Washington av. 35x
100; Carrie Toelie to Title Guar & Co.
l76 Bwayi atty. Title Guar Sc CO, 176
Bway Observation-Disclosures. SIS 900
15STH ST BIS E. Maks Weiss to Joe Blau
S54 e Sth ST. atty, Ullman, 81 Cham
BATdGATE Av. 1884; Percy /. Dove to
Mariana Dove, 1897 Boston I'd; atty,
JOS NJ Lipschutz 1872 Nassau st. ......S1
18TH ST, 254 E, Norman Real Est Corpn
to Gertrude G kaufman, 56l w 141st st. -.
ATTY, y kaufman, 56l W Hist ST. 500
l60TH ST 724 e; Alice G.. Schwegler to
Edw J Krug, jr, 532 Minneford av. City
Island, atty, E j krug, jr. $50 Nassau
81 $4VV
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

SUFFOLK ST, 1853; mtg. sls.5oN silas
b Brown. trus ana American TAst CO
to NeW % YORK s & roe Go hnb ana Ns% 9s Mnlt vors
End av; atty, & G Frankinthaler,
s. Madn lane, 8 assnnts: .....:.. SIS, 900
S'va vdms1 s a. az d d av ks'h as soh7s wm to 4nn. n
mann, 250 Eway ...-..-......... $500
SULLIVAN ST, 1871; Assqnta palmieri
1880 81. 545 W Ca;n a Anthon 10 Margt
Smelling, II " llth 81; atty. Warren
RIVERSIDE DIR, 5000; Melvin Constr Co
to Harris MAndelbaum. 1909 w sTth
st; atty Phil D Shapiro. lls Nassau
1S4TH ST. eol W; 2lo West 5sth St Co TO
Mary Judis, T4O Riverside DR.. and ano
attys, Eisman, L, C & L. 1875 Broad
SGD ST. l7a e. VIM B Roberts to saml
r Underwood OF Bolton. Conn; atty, 9
D Gregory; 81 Broad st 49,, $4,000
Kari Lutz; atty, II Ho!bert. 1911
Canal ST. s7-7l; wIlhslmina ruhr to
and ano; attys. Steinberg & Levin, $40
Sd ~. 2lsl: n ! Investors co.pn =
DIVISION ST. 80; Warren CruikshanA
trust. to Title q & T Co, l7S Bway,
to n Title & NJ Co. 1875 Bway. -. $500
slST ST, SO e. Lawyers Title * T Co TO
Rutgers Hurry ct al. exrs, etc, 122 e
3sth ST: address. l60 Bway. $i7, 600
both ST. 12s "; Nathan A Seagle q
ano exrs. to Manhattan Saw Inst, 644
Bway; attys, Rapalls Il X, 65 Bway.
$4,000
PROSPECT Av. 2134; Mariatonca C Cullo
to Giovanni B Pisani, sl5 Vernon av,
/. Guy. ct al atty, Harry Weeks
FULTON AV, III; Edw A Weiss 10 Re
beeca E Gresnbers l7lI kulton av;
atty, Rebecca Greenberg, l1l7 Fulton
CLINTON AV. s15e; Nav Amsterdam Cas-
ualty Co to Frederic Robinson. ,
Mt Morris Park West; atty, Title &
r Co. 176 Bway ,............... u
LOT 432, map sect A. vyse est; Susie w
rtiu af Rhila Pam MRrRaIefha
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

by curtailing shipments Of supplies
from mill to distributors here by boat
rail and auto truck. The dealers in
masons' supplies have agreed to meet
the employers next Wednesday to de-
termine whether to completely tie up
all construction work in the city. They
hesitate to stop all construction work
by closing their yards, but they learned
that workable arrangement with the
building trades laborers in Chicago
was effected by such means, and it is
planned to accomplish the same thing
here, so that building work can proceed
without further interruption.
The strength of the local building
market, even with strikes and lockouts
talk of enforced price reductions and
rainy weather, is shown by the fact
that July showed Is per cent gain over
June, and the first fifteen days in
August showed similar gain in
volume of building material moving to
actual construction work in greater
New York. Since August the volume of
materials moving out of yards has
been almost negligible.
Future Buying Strong
Yet the market is strong in future
buying, a fact that is puzzling to ex-
perienced men in the Eastern building
business. A week ago it seemed to the
building trades that the bottom had
about dropped out of the immediate
building future. But forward buying
as shown by mill contracts in all lines
has shown to the trade, apparently,
that strikes and lockouts are only tenn
porary disputes, that talk of price in
vestigations is promulgated for home
consumption by constituents of over
Jealous office holders who are not IA
miliar with and who have not access
to the mill conditions and sources of
supply and the price trend and their
causes there. The truth is that the
practical business man has got to have
place in which to carry on his busi-
ness, whether it be Office building or
factory, and he has already discounted
the cost, knowing that the consumer
of his wares will pay for it in the end,
anyway, whether the advance is due to
the higher wage he must pay his help
or because the increasing demand
and continued inadequate space make
him unable to supply the markets
needs. The future for commercial
construction is much brighter than it
was fortnight ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BROADWAY. n w Fort Washington av,
stores ana 2 and floor above stores,
Corpn to Israel Zakrowsky, $40 w 140th
st; 10 years from completion or premises
and years renewal at $4,000; atty,
Chas Bisberg. ll9 Nassau st......s .so,0 900
14TH ST, SOC E; rooms in basement and
back yard; Ernestine and Emma Brener
to David Gidoneoy, 506 K l4th st;
years from Aug 22, 1919. ........s360
WILLIAM ST. l22-l26, store and part 2d
floor and basement; Broadway-Johu st
Corpn to Derby, Hooper & Mcdaniel. 80
John st; from Oct l, 1919. to April /.
10TH ST. 2o4-2o6 E, all; Chas E McManus.
trustee, to American Wet Wash Laundry
Co, premises; 10 years from Aug 22.
1919; attys Marks & Nj, So Park Row
SD Av 500. str and b. I'd av. So4: Leopold
Hell Hellinger to Frsdk W Mosher. l52 e
etH S9tn St Aorsw sls y1s fr9 sos N Mareh
NASSAU ST. l3s TO li2, rooms 2o2-7, I'd
floor Chas W Han to Regent Clothes.
ms lao Nassau st; yrs from oct /.
7TH Av, ~, an; S Manheimer ct ssi'Go al to
I.ondner & FEEDER, Inc. on promises;
7-l2 yrs from July l, 1919; S yrs renew
at $500; attys, Engel Bros, 1872 Nassau
sTH Ay W sshas kysnsy T. saa ss Nsfs 5S
stiys wsntworsh. hi. g 5" s. 81 % Val Val
Delaney ST. 81; Orchard st, ill. cor cor
str and b; Benson Constr Co to simon
Grosoft Is + 1o6th st; yrs from May l,
1920 attys. Lind & p, 4s Cedar st $4,000
AVENUE B, 1875. c 18th st. 1st floor
and rear Lowenfeld & Prayer to the
1,n, United states of America by Albert $
Burleson, Postmaster General of U s; 10
yrs from June /. 1919, address, 81 Lib
FIRST Av, 1868 n e c sstih st. str ana h. b,
Worcester Holding Co to Gottlieb Noll,
laeS lst av; 7-12 yrs from oct l.
II, bOU
9TH AV, 1345, str and bakeshop in base
ment; goodman Spielholtz to Phillip
Davis q Co. 1452 9Th av yrs.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Hawthorne Park,
In Kings, To Be Sold
Flatlands Tract To Be Subdi-
vided in SOB Lots, Which Will
Be Auctioned Next Month

Hawthorne Park, relic of early
days in Flatlands and Brooklyn, prop
erty that "Old Boy" will remember also
as the Curley place. is to be subdivided
and sold off at auction, according to
an announcement made yesterday by
the Jere Johnson Company, who has
been selected to dispose of the tract.
Hawthorne Park is at Flatbush Ave
nue. and Avenue U, two of Brooklyn's
best known thoroughfares, adjoining
Jamaica Bay. The sale is scheduled
for Saturday, September 6, at 2 p. m.
In the tract are 803 lots.
approximately 1000 maple, spruce.
poplar, pine and cherry trees are on
the property. Streets have been put by
the owners to city grade and sidewalks
and curbs built according to city speci-
fications.
The lots are only one block from the
property recently presented to the City
of New York by Pratt & White for
park purposes.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Lenox Ave. Apartment
Bought by Lawyer
Nathan Fl. Stone Acquires Cen.
tury. at 10Th Street, From
Eggers Estate

Nathan H. Stone, as attorney ba.
purchased the Century Apartments. a
seven-story elevator apartment house
on the northeast corner of Lenox Ave-
nue. and 10th Street. 1t is built on
a plot fronting seventy-fve feet on
LenoX Avenue and eighty-6ye feat On
18th Street. 1t was erected some wears
ago by Frederick Eggers, whose estate
is selling the property.
In eproperty is assessed at s165 900.
returns yearly rental of S24 600 and
was held at 100000. The purchaser
takes the property subject to a hrst
mortgage of $125OOG, of which there
remains due $112,5O0, held by the
Greenwich Savings Bank.
Morris Kahn and Max Epstein were
the brokers in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Business Concerns Find
Space on the West Side

The Duross Company has leased the
store and basement and sub basement
at 1924 Washington Place for Man.
heimer Brothers to Harry Siegel and
Jacob Gabrelow for five years; building
at 237 West Twenty Street for
the Duray Realty Corporation to Capozi
and Goldberg for a term of years; the
first and second loft at SO Bank Street
for G. Schirmer, Inc, music publishers,
to Hugh Calm & Co. for q term of years ;
the three-story house at 234 West
Twentysixth Street, to Joseph Bocco,
and the two-story house at SO Barrow
Street, to Jane Herder.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Gets East River Propertv

The old Quintard Iron Works prop
erty, occupying most Of the block
bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Avenue d and Dry Dock Street,
has been acquired by the Todd Ship
yards Corporation, with Offices at Is
Whitehall Street.
The property was purchased from
Laura A. Palmer and has frontages Of
206 feet on Dry Dock Street and on
Avenue d, 270 feet on Twelfth Street
and a total frontage of 2l6 feet on
Eleventh Street, the latter separated by
the 54.4-foot site at 739-74l. title to
which is held by James n. Webb.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Proposed Factory for Long
Island City Block Sold

The Roman-Calman Company has
sold to the Gehnrich Indirect Heat
Oven Company, of Brooklyn, the block
front, containing 10000 square feet, on
Sklllman Avenue. Honeywell to Buck
ley streets, Long Island CITY, overlook-
ing the Sunnyside Yards Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad,s and the three-story
reinforced concrete factory building to
be erected on the entire plot, the
financing of the construction of which
was arranged by the same brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Buyers Plan Small Suites
For 18th Street Apartment

The Amer Realty Company. j. e.
Mautner, president, has purchased the
five story apartment at 1913 West Fiji
teenth Street, on lot 25X103. The pur-
chaser will remodel it into apartments
of three rooms and bath. Pease & Eli
man were the brokers ana will handle
the property.
Sale of 151st Street Flat
Joseph G. Bassman, of the s. II.
Raphael Company, has sold for Henry
W. Gennerick to George II. Jackson
512518 West 151st Street, two seven
story elevator apartment houses, on
plot 100X100
Buys in West 122d Street
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company has sold sos and 500
West 122d Street, a six story apart
ment known as the Wistaria, on d plot
o0x100, near Amsterdam Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Buyer of Peconic Bay
Tract Plans DEVELOPMENT

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. E. A. Scovill forty acres front
ing on Peconic Bay between Southamp-
ton and Sag Harbor, L. I.
The new owner plans a development
Of the property which will centre
around houses to be located on bluff
overlooking the bay and which will
mark another step forward in this we'll
known and progressive locality.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

4TH ST iO7 TO Ill e Eichenbaunl supolv
60, Inc. agt David " asser, owner. Ec~
Pauker, contractor. ............ g. son
18th ST. W, Josepn Cogan agt Frank
partridge. Inc, owner; John HeArn,
ID 20 GU1sl1aStor II GU s25o.l2
RIVER VIEW TER, 59th st. iOo5x
70; Henry Maurer SON agt New York
Steam Co. owner and contractor re
THOMPSON ST. PEI 70 225s Church E
Gates d Co. Inc, agt Henry BirdsaH.
owner J Mack Co, contractor. 1885 e9
AID ST, 4SV w John Vlviani agt Luigi =
Fi!on'ena De Maio, owners ana con
tractors ........ ......-.......sl.D l.D23
l24lH ST, 35s E Ernest Ronaeur agf
allzApeth Pepe ct al owners Anton 10
and E.t1ab beth Pepe. contractors s. 200
THOMPSON ST, l-25 John Sinclair ags
aenrY btrusau, owner. James Mack
Bronx
aD Av. 2ss3: Norris Bregman aet Aao,n,
veg, owner. F7ank Heitsner Cortr
Co ct al. contractors slss
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
American Express Sells
Block in Machinery Zone
Two 7-Story Buildings ON La
fayette, Broome and Kenmare
Streets Bought by Realty Co.

The 406 Broome Street Corporation,
with offices at 85 Liberty Street, C. b.
Underhill, president, has acquired from
the American Express Company the
two seven story buildings occupying
the block bounded by Cleveland Place,
Broomc, Lafayette and Kenmare streets,
in the centre of the machinery district.
The property has been held at $780,
600. 1t is fully tenanted with firms in
the machinery business or allied lines.
Lafayette Street of late years has be-
come one of the main thoroughfares
for automobile traffic and Kenmare
Street is the entrance from it to the
Delaney Street bridge.
William Cruikshank's Sons negoti-
ated the deal,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Kantrowitz & Esberg.

Kantrowitz & Esberg $40 Broad
DIVISION ST. l23-123n; Nathan and An
ME Horwtz to simon II Aoeder. ia II
soth 81; July 2. 1914 atty. Roeder &
Roeder, lls Nassau st...-.......$1 81 .. 600
18TH ST, 43l z; ABR and Iottie Levy to
samuel and Caroline Israel; May !.
1906; atty, Solomon Len. 200 bth
TRANSFER of tax lien 56l2. sec 5. blocE
2l55, lot co. Daniel Monynahan to the
CITY OF New York; Jan IS, 1914: atty. z
NJ Burghard. Iii Broadway S42s 4g
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Browning Leases Four
Flats in St. Nicholas Ave.
Also Rents Loft Building in
East Ilth Street and Another
in West Goth Street

Edward W. Browning has leased for
long term of years the four five-story
apartment houses at $50 to 2S6 St.
Mich olas Avenue, at the northeast cor
ner Of 124th Street, to Samuel Dublin,
jr. Arthur A. Cutler was the broker
and will manage the property.
Mr.. Browning has also leased the
three loft buildings at 718-72O-722 East
Eleventh Street, between Avenue C and
Dry Dock Street, to j. Burger and
Schatzkin for a term of years, and has
leased the loft at 141 West Twentieth
Street to Charles Klein
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Samuel III. Hall Buys
Estate at MOrristOwn

The Country Brokers' Bureau, through
J. William Newbery has sald the cor
ner of Georgian Road and Morris Ave
nue., in Georgian Gardens, the Norman
die Heights section of Morristown, N.
j. 1t consists of half acre with an
English. brick, stucco, timbered house.
Samuel H. Hall. of this city is the buy
er. The consideration was $16,500.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
BUYERS for Mt. Vernon Houses

The Cooley Realty Co. has sold for
Charles +. Jost the residece at 332
Rich Avenue, Chester Hill, to William
Schleicher, of Mount Vernon. The
same firm has also sold for Laura S.
Jordan q two-family house at 441 South
Columbus Avenue to Miss Lillian
Romer, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

ESSEX ST. 1ls-1s, 3, s2xso; Aug %;
Ma. Matte BsFuet, aI5.;t, Morris and Louis Ker
Eison. 44l6 18th av, Bklyn 3 yrs, 6
per cent; pr mtg, s22 900 atty. Hy Sell
den, 2l5 Montague st, Bnlyn..... Sc. O0o
East Side
43.4x90; p m; Aug 49, Albert l. Silbcr-
stein TO Nltge Associates. 9o7 Bway; due
doo A"s aitJ l92 Psf Go een' M av pr mtg slOo @oo
12lST ST so E. II $. l5xlOO.11 p m; Aug
l2 Eliz a Loveridge to Clifford Howell
32i Pelhamdaie ay. Pelham, y Y. due
Aug 2l. l922 5ia per cent; .ttty, Ronald
\ Brown, 32o Bway ..... ........ $500
l25TH ST. ST. rs s ", $, ,2,;, l2sxeall Aug
Nllkie Is Turner, 1910 Waterloo ST, Los
Angeles, Cal; yrs, per cent; attys.
,,,91 Tqew T. 2y3 Bway. 900
y, Adele V Allen to Clover Boldr Miles
alexander Fay, n. Y, and Geo Boldt,
jr, Garden city OF Of @; 3 yrs, per
& H, 120 Bway ................. S5S. 900
West Side
Aug 2l Irving Gottlieb to Bond & Mtge
Guar Co, l75 Remsen st, B<lyn due
and int as per bond; atty, t & T Co,
SAME PROPERTY; p m; Aug q; Hy
X FULLY to Irving Gottieb 1855 w 3lst
st. Bkiyn yrs, per cent pr mtg,
g3D 81, 81 W. s. 10ox37.ex irreg. bidg
loan; July 90; Con Weis Producing Corp
to John Gerosa. 293 Alexander av; due
Noy l. 1919; per cent; atty. T
& NJ Co, 1876 Bway ............. 81 900
lllTH ST., ILL.,, III w s. 15Sl9oll 5,;I,a.l = m;
Corpn. l15 Bway; yrs, per cent
attys. Whitlidge & R, SO Wall
street ..'..'-'...' '''''-..'.. .Shooo
%
'tSal Cotton to Emma nj Behrens 6s7 Prospect @
av; Aug %; yrs, c; atty. E
Behrens. 6S7 Prospect av. ....,.. $500
mtge $500; Aug 20; instals, 6l2 c;
SD Av. Us, " ;, 25xss.lO: yiva Realty
Morristown, n j; Aug %; yrs.
atty, Title Guar & T Co, 176 Bway,
SAME PROPERTY same to same; pr
mtse 10000; Aug %; instals, c; atty,
cRHsToN sfsliT Av, 27s5 s. lsixioo.4; Ada Ada
a De voy to VIM Ci Hills, 2765 Creston
av: pr mtge $500; Aug 20; instals.
y c, atty Wm G Hills. 276o creston az.
KATONAH Az, 4aSl n W cor 2Ssth st.
1o0xs5; Arvlla b, or Arvella Keller,
to Metropolitan Savings Bank, 50 Cooper
yers Title & T co. l6o Bway ..... IS 600
MANIDA ST. s5s. II e 5, 25xlOO; Fannie
Goldsten to Anna lgstaedter, 1912 Madi-
July 1928; c; atty, Title Guar s.
r, r ,,1, Co ~ Bway 5000
Cards to Thos AIcLoughlin, 1889
Bathgate av; Aug 20; yrs, c; atty.
Titls Guar & T Co, i7s Bway $500
VALENTINE AV, 24Sl, w s. 5ox1l0: Tiph-
reth Israel. OF Bedford K Fordham. to
Samuel Brennan. 3ss Stebbins av; Aug
z. yrs p e. atty, n Title Mtge
TlNTON AV. i1s7 $, is. 6xllo; Matilda
NJ Regan TO. Central Savings Bank. 15I
4th az; Avg ~ yrs "a c; attys, ca
II Fravers TO Jas W Harrison. "a Clin-
ton pl; Aug Il; yrs, J.. per cent
attys, Paskus G. x Il, 2 Rector st. $4,000
HUG HE'S AN. W s 80 lseth ST, ls. 10
ASK irres John Saccomanno to Geo
+ Clifford. SIS Park av; Aug 22. yrs
50 per cent; atty, Lawy T & I Co, leo
bWay .''... S2,oVU
LOTS 29 and so, map Estate Develop
ment Co and ano, Juliette K Levin, to
Bronx Shore Development Co. 81 Mas
sau st: Aug 4; ) yrs. per cent, atty
T q & 7 Co. 176 Bway ..-....... ss,-o0
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Sales of BROOKLYN Dwellings

Martin A. Ansbro has sold to clients
the two-family houses at 622 Seventy
fifth Street, for Edward De Haven; 462
Eiftieth Street, for Robert Lyon; ais
Fifty eighth Street, for Mrs Mary
Hartigan, and at 444 Fifty-ninth Street
for John ]. Collins.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Warehouse Company Takes
Rose Street RuiI1;nns

Louis F. Sommer and Henry G.
Wales have leased to the Vandam
Warehouse Company the three build
lngs at 1882 Rose Street, containing
10000 square feet, to be used for ware
house purpOseS
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
t he County I New York. NOTICE IS here
9y given 10 all persons having claims against
JOHN COLT SPOONER, late Of the County OF
New York. deceased, 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof tc the subscriber at It's
principal place Of transacting business. No
~ William Street IN the City OF New YORK
On or before the 3lst day of January next
Dated. New York. the l6th day OF July.
THE FARMERs' LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY Isxecu,rr
GELLER. ROLsTON & HoRAN. Attor-
neys for Executor. 22 Exchange Place.
New YORK. \.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Broker in West 15Ist St. Sale

J. G. Baseman, of the S. II. Raphael
Company. was the broker in the sale
from Henry w. Gennerick to George H.
jackson, of 512-1S West 151st Street.
two seven story elevator apartment
houses, on plot 100xl00.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Professor Roswell G.. McCrea
Ruys Home at Tonkers

The suburban residence Of Mrs. Maud
NJ James, on Rockland Avenue, Park
Hill, Yonkcrs, has been sold to Prof.
Roswell c. McCrea. The property con-
sists of a New England Colonial resi-
dence on site, with garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

CUSHMAN, JOSEPH RATHBORNE-1N
pursuance OF order Of Honor able John
F. Cohalap, Surrogate of the County Of
New York. NOTICE IS hereby given to all
borne Gus hman. late of the County OF New
York deceased. to present the same, with
vouchers therec. to the subscriber a. her
place OF t.srsactins business OF the exec1,-
trix. care Stetson Jennings d Russell No Is
Broad Street. in the City OF New York. on or
before the frs, Gay OF December next
Dated. New York. the 21sl day Of May
FRANCES J. CUSHMAN E1ecutrix
STETSON, JENNINGS e. RUSSELL A..
torness Tor Execatrix. Is Broad street
NaR Nra ~,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Lis Pendens
Bronx

LOT 10, map New Village of Jerome
Heilbrun & Kahn. Inc, agt Rachel Bi
lotte ct al (foreclos Of mtg); atty, /
Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Sale of House at Orange

f. p. Hamilton & Co. have sold for
E. E. Sage his residence at 33 Fair
view Avenue, Orange, N. j., to Albert
Martin.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

Triangle in Newspaper Row." showing the Sun Build
in the centre purchased last week by Frank Muney
Tribune Building, the left and the former of "The
Ime The Charles F. Noyes Company negotiated the deal
This Mr. Mmey second large investment
this city the last two He purchased the Stewart Building
N Broadway in 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
Manhattan Ave. Dwelling. Sale

John r. Davidson has sold for Mabel
G. Doyle the three story and basement
dwelling at SO Manhattan Avenue on
lot l6.SX75
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. \ Surrogate
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Grace ODay Macpherson. late Of
the County OF New York. deceased to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers. at their place of transact
ing business at the Office OF Messrs Muir
ray, Prentice & Rowland. their attorneys
at No 81 wall Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City of New York. state
of New York. on or before the 10th day OF
November. 1919 next.
Dated New York. tho sth day OF May
1919.
EDWIN ALLAN MACPHERSON,
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY oP
NEW YORK.
Admin rators,
MURRAY, PRENTICE & HOwIAvh
alto neys for administrators, Once
and p. O. address. 81 Wall Street.
Borough of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Honorable John P Cohalan Surroeat,
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE ls
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Daniel j. Heede also known az
Daniel Heede, late Of the County Of New
York. deceased to present the same. with
place Of transactine business AT the oftics
ct Sf,1,S Louis Boehm.. his attorney, at No Is
WlIllam Strese. in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan In the City of New York State Of
New York, on or before the 10TH day 81
October. 1919. next
1919.
EMIL JANOvIC. Executor
LOUIS BOEHM Attorney for Executor
Once , 0. Address Is william
Street, Borough Of Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
West New Brighton Sale

Carl F. Grieshaber has sold through
Cornelius G. Kolff the stucco dwelling
ct 157 Glove Road, West New Brighton,
Staten Island, to H. H. Elsback.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-25
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MsNHATrAN

SInp n,a, to let, 25xia0 and workroom: COM
at,rsu.siy furnished IL desired; unusually
HI i've i've display window, entire store
Wans 10 ~ alton best on booming street. De
Wesu,' ,hsuiiding. Apply De Wells Co. 13