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New-York tribune., 1919-12-31

PURSUANT 70 TTf. PROV isIONs OF
Section rs Il 'ha Genera business Law.
p he urter- suef vii! srll a uG,lfc auction A.
Nc sN-69 West 67th r.. N-w YORK CITY on
Saturday. Jan1sry i7fh 1920 uf 10 o'closi
". The foloeire .i-sc. Ted properly 90
ne account pt the refaons named l-io.v =,
Se ISIS Us ian ana claim - T. E-.ehouse-
man.
sor ,A~ account # i. =. weererma7 a.
Joseph N0rder h'i .--enair. p,cfnrsa an.
r'nuNs. boNes barrel chest - kage contain
inS co,h.ng in-n hooks, glassware. bf.c-a-
hra- sne person.-. efit
t.r ths .ccp..nt = A =. Lavson--p.,i
ures auH noNeE trunks ba -rsis 1orfas-ins
hooks. raners. pic -res. portraits. clipping
letters ana personal effects
For the account % Mss Eagen!e Simon
trunk containing rugs. poutcres. c.othlnS
books. china. ~ass1are, crnal lleris and per
sonal effects.
FOR the account of Mrs L. r. Rogers
trunk containing cut glass, caina. plat Sd
ware. pil'ows, pictures. drawing Instruments
curtains and personal effects.
For the account or Charles Emerson Cook
or Grace Greenwood Cock--cahinet. chairs
tables. rocker. carpets. brass bed with spriivx,
mattress. bureau desk. chiffoniers. pictures
iron bedsfead and spring. stands. bashsts
barrels cont9.riuz china. glassware, bric-a-
brac and other pegsonal effects.
Il said sale Is not completed on said date
The "a rls VIII be continued at The same place
on each ana every Saturday th-r.aA.r4 o.
ginning at 10 O'Clock. until the SAFE is com
Q.eted.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
N''' YORK. hHc"n'.r, 5ffh. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
AUCTION SALES

1th' Lost RI SALE - WEDNESDAY,
December Slst. ltle. at 4 NJ T.
cor 1t6th s.. and s.. Blva.. IsronN. Nav-
scsk city. saloon aHtares. tables. chairs
Jacob Wals To vhe John Eish,er prsu,,,.
Company, dated October a4,h. lso7 -
secure $1,000 and Interest A. IL A. III. a.,
New York Ciey, saloon axturss ,sS,aa
cnaira etc. under ehAttel mortgage maSs
q py VII Wli.1am Meyer to The John E,cnler
nFswans q, wing Compaay dated July 3lst, 1897.
- ssc ufe 5000 and Interest. at p "
a. I0o East ls5th St. Bronx. New yh-r
5aiy, saloon fixtures, tabiss chairs. etc
.'i"sr cnattei mortgage made by Charies
~ -. Nlsse 10 the John Etch!er Hrew.na
company dated November goth. Ia,a n ~ 9
secure 50 oeo and interest default In ~, -
~ 1'rent h"vins oeen made after due ae,n.s,,
on all Of said mortgages oe'naha
Na'e,'; new York. December esth 1919
as- tAhtHtk bpNNs.R. Auc:ion.er
so sixth Avenue. BrooAl,n. New ~,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Out-of-Town Investor
Plans Business Building
Buyer Gets Dwelling in 4lst
Street, Near Fifth Avenue.
for Its Site

William 4. White & Sons have sole
for Jared G. Baldwin to an out-oftowr
investor 9 East Forty-first Street. a
four-story and basement dwelling. on
lot 20.10x100.3. The property is l4O
feet cast Of Fifth Avenue. and the pur-
chaser will erect high class, eight
story business building, which he will
lease for investment and which will be
ready for occupancy in the near future
Resale in S0th Street
Cyrille Carreau has resold for r. 3.
Bowler the three story dwelling at 1871
East Eightieth Street to Isabel II.
Schelling, who will alter and occupy.
Buys in s5th Street
Nathan II. Stone has purchased the
private dwelling at 1877 West Ninety
ffth Street, on lot lsx10O.Sh. Max
Gold was the broker
Sale in 10th Street
Hubert Ptckss Sons have sold the
hree-stcry dwelling at 8 West 119th
street for the estate Of Lizzie Camp
he'll
Sale in sd Street
Marcus l.. Osk has purchased from
ling at 249 East Thirty second Street,
on lot l7.'0x9S.9, through the Brown,
Wheelock Company.
East 1Ilth Street Sale
Peter Quigley has sold to NJ Marcus
l72 East nth Street, i three-story
dwelling. on lot lSxlOO.11
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Lively Trading in Really in
Harlem'a Negro Sectio,,

Nail & Parker have sold for the
Elizabeth Realty COMPANY to Berry &
Ross, manufacturers Of colored dolls,
children's dresses, etc, AZ and 50 West
10th Street. TWO Tour STORY buildings,
on lot 35.7Al0o. The buildings vii, be
used IN She manufacture Of their vari-
ous articles.
Nail & Parker also have sold for t,y
hortahlc Life Assurance Society the
premises 22o West i3ath Street. a
three story and basement brcA build
lHe. On lot l1Na9.1s. and 22a Wet lSsth
Street TO an out-of town inves tor. The
saln- premises were sold abou. two
months ago by the same brokers for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Nail & Parker have also sold 224 West
139.h Street, three-story and base
ment brick building, on lot 17x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31

the northwest corner of Amsterdam
Avenue. two five story fats, each sax
99.li; also to Philip }. Gold, through
Jacob Goldberg 51i West 134th Street.
and TO Henry J. Kapner through j. S.
Maxwell 5l3 Weet I34th Street. two
similar buildings. Mr.. Brown sold last
week TO Nathan Aronson 507 West
lS4th street. This completes the re-
sale Of seven houses purchased recently
from the Kick estate.
George W. Brettcil has sold to Dan
iel Moresco the four-story fat on lot
1S.3xiCn a. $40 East 10th Street
tlenrs Brady has sold for the Mutual
Life Insurance Company 90 Suffolk
Street, two five-story tenements on lot
25&l00.
the Ems Company has sold 1913 Yves.
134th Street, a five-story fiat on plot
S0x100.
Morris Florea has sold to a client
the six-atoYy apartment house at 24o
West l11th Street, on plot 36x100.1l.
Audubon Avenue Corner Is Sold Again
A. II. Levy and Charles Berlin have
resold for the Manport Realty Com
pany II Portman) to client of Morris
Berman III to 175l Audubon Avenue,
southeast corner of 17ath Street. two
iive-story apartments. on plot 95xlo0.
houses through Mr.. Levy.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
Albany Savings Bank, III Manhattan
Street, six-story elevator apartment
house, On plot 75x101 An invest is
the buyer. He will alter the house.
Steinman & Steinman have sold for
a client premises BOZ West 176th
Street; tive-story apartment house,
on plot 44xlo0. The same brokers
have sold the northwest corner 2O4th
md Academy streets, five-story
apartment on plot b0xl00.
Second Avenue Corner Dea,
Samuel Cowen has sold the north
west corner of Twelfth Street and
Second Avenue, a Six-story apartment
with stores, on plot 61x100, for the
Rex Hol ling Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Lis Pendens
Manhattan


slsT ST: 1ls ": Central Un'on Trust co
OF n agt Vim Casey ct Al Qorectos
OF rntga): attys. Larsfn & Perry. :.
11-TB ST. sz2 E, " Enlen Roosevelt ct
ast Alexandra cfoffi ct al lforsclos o.
Intse). attys Roosevelt & koobe-
nth ST. Z to II ", Charles som berg
ct al agt f.orty-nsth ST Realty Co ct
lforecios OF mtgs), attya. Feitenstein
Rosersten.
18TH ST. 22f e: Meyer " scaioss ct =
agt Joseph Berkowitz ct al tforeclos or
,ntget; atty. L KIsber
i2Ti! ST 7 Ei Ethel F sullivan sst
sullivan GO, Inc. ct s. (folecios % Intgcj.
atty. = o Brch6ahi
: EXTINCTION Av. 10 and fs2. Ficssrf
Pancoas. et al sgt saryseic =, Lsvelle
~, f1otcs ,,I.s,S q lsxy) atty. r G McI-ear
brick Bro agt Henry Birdsal es al
tpction 70 forec.ose mechanics lien)
attys. Sackett & Lang
lSsTH ST, 3. 6O2 Il " OF I-enox av 2s.17
xs9. Il, William Rankin agt Frieda Hart
ct al foreclos Of mtse); atty. ~ =
Adams.
Bronx
TRENCNF AV, cor OF DAILY av. - g.
1888; Moses kinzler agt George HOOKS
Blds CO ct 81 foreclos o< Intge) atty
II Straus
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
6,0OO.000 Buildings
For Garment [ Trade
Put on Record
Structures Will Cover Sew
enth Avenue Property:
Hotel Navarro to Make
Way for One Plans,

Two Of the mary model factory
Buildings which are to be erected for
the garment trade in Seventh Avenue
and westward viii be started shortly
as rlans for the structures were
placed on record yesterday at the
Buildings Department. Twenty stories
high and covering large ground area
eaco structure Will cost S3,00p 900
The Hotel Navarro, at the southwest
corner of Seventh Avenue ard Thirty
eighth Street viii be removed TO make
way for ona Of t1e structures, which
viii cover the block front fror, Thirty
seventh to Thirtv-o ghth Street The
secona structure will be built directly
opposite, st the southwest corner Of
Seventh Avenue and Thirty-seventi
Street, sharing The block with the
Hotel York, at the northwest corner
Of Seventh Avenue and Thirty sixth
Street.
TIE Thirty-seventh to Thirty-ei ghth
Street structure will measure 275 feet
or Seventh Avenue. The Thirty tn
Street frontage of the bu ding viii be
brok n because of the inability of the
huildels to secure the dwelling I'D
joining the Hotel Navarro. It VIII be
DUi,t around the house, wh,sh IS l6S
feet wide and 98.9 feet deep. The
Auiiding will have I. second frontags
Of ll6.S feet.
The other building will have g
frontage Of So feet OF the avenue by
25o feet on thirty y-seventh Street ane
running through ths block to Thirty
sixth Street, where II viii have front
age Of l70s feet The Garment Centre
Realty Company is the owner of rec
ord W N. Nason is the architect il.
No+i- cases
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
ol iaw' there being due and unpaid
cnarges for which tie undersigned Columbia
Storage Warehouses s entitled 70 4 Ion p
"arehouseina, an rhe goods hereinafter a..
Sgs Dec. ana due notice having teen given to
"a parties known - claim al interest .he-e-
m ana the f-ne specified in such notice f.
"a "a Sinsnt OF such charges having expired
mere WI be sold a. p,biic suc-i1r al Xos
80 50 and .iai s. West s7'h Street. NV York cit
AT 10 - \. M ana continuing on EACH anG
every saturday thereafter beginning at fhs
same hour unfit all goods are sold 70 ":
Household furniture conslst.rc OF MO
SUITS bedroom suits. dining room s,,fts Ii
orary furniture, planes. victroias musical In
ss,7' sul cases. contents consisting of cloth
lns' Anen hooks, papers. Stationery 9lctures
olic,a orac' chlna and glassware. siiver,rare
Deciding, oraperies theatrical cos,lr.es an5
materials and ether personal effects heia fo~
ne account Of: Miss II. II. Hoffman. Mrs
y. m j. karlsioe. Mss Emma ,-orrison or
Charles Emerson Cook or Grace C.-een-5aod
Cook. Maria K. Moran. Miss Euyerie simon
L B. Le Nale Esther " Wilson W 7
laD.spn; ,sao.s,5s MT,. /. Z Roeers Mss y n
ledge. Mrs Nellie 4. noyd Or Mrs 9
Beii, Lewis d So rpscn. Mrs. 4 L Leina-
.aney, T trouye. Ms Rosa Cosby Pete
Roelason Frank MaoManus- Miss Glare
9r Mrs. VI Ffilings. Mss II Grace. Pafrick
Flynn. MIS- \ Delrlote Alrs Louise Ash
icy, Mrs. j c. Killel.. Terntar'!t Wssi NJ
Arthur Evans George HiN, J II Foein.on
Isabella Davis. Mrs. turei G Van Wlat T.
:. Cs-le, Miss Lillian Keller, = \ Ham
incnc, F " Westsrman or Joseph Nord-'-
child. La "rence Dennis Miss Ma rel Re.
=: Z, John Wnsns Mrs. hate Conhoy Iad-
wig Haumann Co Miss II = H,nkins
Mrs A N Bradley also pool table held for.
account Of Wrn z Wooaulan. ali being nov
stored III said Coi1rfis storage War.hoases
The goods VII be on exhibition a tre tif~..
AID piaee Of sale and he dav precetin:
each day 0f sale
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
Oftice--,4s Columbus ave
New York, Dec erpner 18th 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
John Alden Apartment lin
West 10th Street Is Sold
Investor Acquires House, Which Is the Finest i'm
Washington Square Section; Gives Two Old
Houses on Upper Broadway in Part Payment

The John Alden Apartment at "a
West Tenth Street, one Of the finest
apartment buildings erected in the
Washington Square section, has been
sold by Hardy, Abrons & Mehus, who
built the structure in 1917 The
buyer is an investor who takes the
apartment for permanent inveat-
r1ent. He has given in part payment
the Teyiot and Tintern, seven-stcry
apartment houses at 2485 to 2471
Broadway, midway between Ninetv-tlrst
and Ninety second streets, on the west
side of the block. They cover a
frontage Of 100 feet and control the
development Of the two adjoining cor
ners. The builders propose to re-
improve the property some time in the
future with building best suited for
the needs Of the section, which may
mean the erection OF a hotel. fine
apartment house or q theater. The
property is opposite the De Soto Apart
ment built by Marcus Baum, which
proved q great rental success.
The John Alden Apartment is ton
ments Of three, four. FIVE and SIX
rooms. The structure was accepted
iInme diately by homeseekers. At that
time there was no shortage of living
accommodations and felix's who were
searching for homes had many apart
ments to se cct from. The quiet resi-
dental surroundings Of Washington
Square and the ncarness Of tbs apart
meut to downtown business locations
proved especially attractive to Wall
Street men.
The builders OF this house are now
erecting, an apartment house at Fifth
Avenue and Ninth Street. J. s. Hcep
negotiated the deal The person who
holght the house has owned only one
other property in this city and that
IS the Broadway apartments given in
part payment fer the yenth Street
structure.
Frederick Brown has resold TO Max
Blumerstein through Carl Kaufman sos
ard 800 Weet l34th Street. Ndioining
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
REAi ESTATE
CJSNECTluCT
Stamford and Vicinity, Conn.


.at,racty We shore front country iioine--lo
acres imrneGiot" ',cu9ancN. Complete IN
every respect beautifully lardscaped 9ut-
buildings. fully stocked areproos garsge.
Grana Colonial house. Immediate oc,u.
panoy- acres, IL ro9r1s 3 hatEs' o{'en
FIRE rIaces cottage ssith bowling alley. ( Nv
ing rooms, : be soon's. garage. garden. Or
ohards fruits OF 81 hiAos.-, Her'as:
nlTs'y o" the %"{s Hat 'h'ppn aarare saa
cars. chaurour's quarters. Ao"er gardens,
shrubbeIy. etc. Can rent completely fur
nsheo IDEAL anc attractive.
beautiful s'ono castle. 3 arve.--9
brooks. 8 roors, baths. hieplaces "a
ear hnor wonderful posi- bli''es for gentle
Masnitss no'o% i'e "ons'rnstio",
III u9-to GAZE iinp's garage arc proof for
A real sypica' eor1tr' ho,ne--ir,nlcaia' g
- Tooias S' bans. large aeepins poTch
ofs.r irnpts, garage cars sardener S cot
Coioua, brick ma hsme housc--~s,eel
beams throughout about one acre; oocu-
fanoy April i5 1920 Il rooms; 4 baths, .
Attractive country place-I.state y Ed
win Milton Eoy!s, 10 acres 20 rooms. .
baths. al improvements. extensive gardens
buildings Il perfect condi lion. Iibers.l terms
stucco and frame dweiiius-7s acres. IS
rooms baths. sun p~riers. AL Improve
ruen's garage. cheufeurs quartera beau
tiful water views, ideal for aii year round
Large country estatc--seect residential
sectlcn g. acres. 9l1 1t, wa.er 'front.'; Il
rooms running Hater IN each sleeping
room baths. all impts garage cars in
excellent condition; hrine diate occipai =.
ido.,i ali-y ear round tomt~--Jne acre, SOC
H. shore front. - rooms, : baths. all in
hardwood floor; ba'u stalls. space for
cars. chal'feurs 'oons Immediate posses
sio-.
very pretty bungalow. sight rooms :
na'hs al impts.. garage cars; cwner :
pr.Ni.eSN private hathin~ beach short walk
10 beach, &C, quick. It's bargain
LESLIE & >MI1tI,
opp L. @. ts- Atlantic st Phone, STAN
ford e2SQ. stamfor9. Cora.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
COL vHDuS STORAGE WAREHOUSE Inc
5a-c4 WEST i34TH STREET

New York. December 3oth isla
70 tTHt ARD DENoNICH. MRS NJ y
MoRElNsON. Lulu HUSTON. R 6 DOG
SGgT EFT sdN MAAGAREr ~ 1,.:>,s &.AgE4 aENl
FUHNtTrRE co. Mes O2TLEIB col.
BI PC FURNITURE co y. SCORER MRS
JOHNSON MRS EVA GALLOWAY BEAT
2iN +. BROWN. WALTER DICKSON. BEN
JAMlN GIBBONS. VI. WElNSuOCE c Is
- APl<E. MSS SMITH or n ENsLE1
THOMAS MS JENNIE BOWMAN JAMES
ELDER. NAME CAYeON. RUTH CREAC;R
NftS. NARY MANNING. JOHN > SN TIL
OAiSN SIMPSON. ALFRED MCMILLAN
YOU dnc sdcn cf Npl are hereby Notified thai
= he time for the pey yInent of our lien upor.
,xpirsd after tue notice there>s Led u-sI.
given YOU. wi. cause su.n E-crerrv 20
VII household furnishings. compr sing beds
oedIlns, caifonle.s. bureaus. chairs -ettees
fanies stands. sewing machines china and
glass closets orocSeTy. glassware. kitchen
7leres. barrels Of iron curtains. .faperiss.
ca p~'s rues. hooks. No.fkca ses. hric-a -tras.
pianos. pictures. trunks aIe contents ,t-en
HsAI ~ ayraisi. desks and Office furniture
partitions, books. personal effects rlercha;.
disc, etc, enumerated Ia -he ware hotiss
"torcd oy You O. in your name 90. in which
yoi may have q r intvre-rt IN '-e Co u;ntur
storage We. elouse. to be cod a. uthif1 aV.-
ton according % IL statute n such Gaze,
mace and provided. a; - 50 West ls4tn -
T.. pu Iro7iev January istN
is rot coinni>ted on said date III same StIi
10 continued p I the same place cn each an
aver Tuesday thereafter beginning q. 10 .3c
n. on each day aa1 cont inuing urtu all
he goods sold
COLUMBUS sroAAGE WAREHOUSE. INC
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
'Takauassee Hotel Sold
Property al Long Branch I
Bought hv Harry ScIsiff

Pease & Gilman have sold for julius
Tishman & Son the Tallahassee Eotel,
Long Branch, y. T., which they recently
purchased from the Prudential Insur-
ance Company OF Newarh The buyer
is Harry Sckiff owner of the Monterey
Hotei, at Broadway and Ninety fourth
Street
The plct on which the hotel stands
comprises all the land within the
square bounded by West End Plaza,
West End, Ocean and Brighton avenues.
excepting j snla!' parcel in the north
west corner Auowr as the Graf prop
erty.
The botel contains 1913 sleeping
rooms, tsixty-five rooms with private
baths, and Is equipped with an electric
lighting and refraeratlng plant and
laundry Il is completely fGrni shed.
The value of the property, including
equipment and Furnishings, is said to
be ciose to S225,eO0.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Old da on
Broadway Is Leased
By Walter ]. Salmon
Takes 1t for 13 Years
With Renewals; House
Is a Pioneer in The
Sherman Square Section

The old Nevada, at the lower end Of
Sherman Square, pioneer of that sec.
tion and for that matter the hotel, and
apartment development on the West
Side, has been taken over on lease
by Walter J. Salmon. His contract is
for thirteen years, the unexpired period
Of the lease held on the property by
the Nevada Realty Company. TIL
Nevada apartment house occupies the
block front on the west side Of Broad
way, between Sixty-ninth and Seven
tieth streets, extending through to
Amsterdam Avenue. The Nevada Realty
Company leased IL eight years ago from
the present owner OF the property, the
Gurtiss Securities Company, Curtiss
James, PRESIDENT Mr.. Salmon also
acquires the right to two twenty one
year renewal terms Of the lease. The
property has land area Of about seven
lots. Albert Pease jr, was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
look Indicated by Space
Demands and Bank Re-
ports Encourage Extensive
Buyingin MercantileZones
TALL Broadway Loft Sold
IA Acquires 1t: Bings
EOrtlandt Street
=. fracture: Other Sales

Max N. Natanson has bought from
the estate Of Philip 2raender, the six
teen-story basement ard sub basement
building ST the northwest corner If
Fourth Street and Broadway. known as
the Merchants Building, on plot s0S
ITO. The building is fully rented and
was sold for cash. Bryne and Bow
man were the brokers.
Bings Bug Downtown
Bing & Bing have bought through
I. ]. Phillips & Co, from the estate
of J. Monroe Taylor. the twelve story
and basement Office Building. with
stores. known as tn, Monroe Taylo,
Building at SO and II Cortlandt
Street The property has frontage
of 5l.6 feet on Cortlandt Street and
a depth Of 127 feet. and is 5S.2 feet
vide in the rear, the plot containing
sbou. 800 square feet.
1t had been owned by the selling es-
tate, which erected the building, since
1887
The deal was consummated by wire
less messages and cablcgrans with
Joseph P. Day. VINO is trustee of Tie
estate and who was or his Wy to Eng
land when negotiations were started.
Savers Bros. attorneys, represented
the estate ard Stoddard & Mark acted
for Bing & Bing.
Sac Opposite Library
The two fve-story business build
ings st Al and 479 Fifth Avenue, op
posite the Public Library, have been
sold by MIS-. ]. S. Murphy. according
10 report. Assessed at Ss5o,0o0, the
buildings cover a plot, 52.5x3S.4, az
Joining on the north The Winfield
Building, at the northeast corner Of
Fortieth Street, erected few yea,
ago b. the F. ". Woolworth Company.
md on the south the Fifth Avenue
branch OF the Farmers Loan AMI
Trust Company.
II is understood that the new owner
= an operator who gave in part paw
nant large commercial building in
the same vicinity.
Another Twentieth Street Loft is Sold
Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for
David ZipAin. the nine-story store and
loft building at Is ana 15 West
twentieth Street. OH pict 56x92, to the
IL. G q. Corporation, Henry "
Gennerlch. president.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
TO Stay OH Madison Ave.
peasc & Gilman Building Not
Included in Church Site

TIE urtowt and main Office huiloing
ot pease & Gilman Oh the Madison
Ave,.ue t.och front between Forty
lhi-t and ty-fourth streets is not
inc4uded il the site which the Fifth
Church of Christ, Scientist, has pur-
chased to improve with & large church
and Office building.
Misleniing stat meats in regard to
he property make it seem that the
building occupled ~ Pesse R Ellimau
IS 'ncluled il. The property TO De IN
proved by the Scientist church, 4 de
.lla O. which IS made by the realty
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Buying in the Bronx
Slows sJp Temporarily

j. J. Lucker & 60. ave sold for John
a. Schappert 10 Harry and Esther BeI-
man the two-farily brick dwelling al
112o Jackson AVeale, on lot -@No7; a.so
for Sarah Goldberg 10 Joshua hanain-
sly the tV family hriek dwelling at
1922 Clinton Avenue, on plot 20Xl00,
ana 1or Samuel Gladstone to Harry
Rsck the one-famiiy frame dwelling at
1913 Home Street, on plot 20x12G.
S1einman & Stenlaan have sold 10
Investors $50 to 5e4 East l301n street,
two fve-story apartmen. houses, on
vlot ,5xi00.
Wetmore & Maeill were the brokers
in the sale OF the two fnur-g.ory apart
ment nouses o. pot ..A2xl0i . 35S end
$40 East t7e l Street Tor the American
Savings Bank to L. (, A. Fincus.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Sales a, Auction
7 "a vESEY STHEET
~ Henry Brady

ity Henry Brady
bwW Az 1870. II l1Tth FL. 25 ifxlo0,
ST Cat. United States rrust Go "
WAliar Grand and others. IAraes p
Rafferty,. ref. due On ludgt $50 o. /.
taxes etc. $52S.o1 sod to the p.aintln
-sTH 81. 81. T.. n =. .oo % AZ, 25t
1907 5-sty tenement Ems''a y N7ons
- Georre schancvNp; Herman Joseph,
r-f. dle on iudpt sls.os..oA; taxes etc.
,i2s.oe Sold % t:le plaintiff tor $-l,ooo.
By Rryan I. Kennedy
l-STN ST Il, 3 :. 100 FIFTH ev, 2oy
ln0ll 5-stv tenement; Amelia NJ
Pauchle IS william Steinberg ~ al;
Meurice Goodman ref. due on lodgt,
sls.e,l.e2 taxes etc s4o7.32 Sold tn
thc plsintin for $4,000.
BY Joseph p. Day
Vf5OMPSOE ST. 23i, 8o.r 81 at.
94i>15x irroe. 6-sry tenement. Theresa
prisinzaro ss Caruelo Naso ct a.
Mutton n SittenGcid. ref. due on judg',
ts.6gs.i6 taxes, etc. s7os.o5 Sold to
The plaintiff sor $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES

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THIS CERTIFICATE. iesus, In
~, 10y iest.i1es 'hat the T. = speo,,-
p2s ,,, -,'on domestic stock corpo:rs.o,
,.,x1 IN t-.is Office this isth d., 80.
csmeer 1912. papers for the voI,,,-s
ss.u'.on OF such corpora, lion .aasc s... "
- uI or the General Corporation Law %
Ia Ia ~ appears therefrom that sach ooruo~.
non has eonapl;ed with sa.d section ln oras
"AlS ESS my hand and the seal OF ofn..
o1 Inc secretary OF State, at the City q. A..
<s.r oany this thirteenth Gay OF Decer,
sS~4' oer one thousand nine hundred sne
(Signed) r. w r.
Second Deputy Secretary Of STATE