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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
LuecllOw's To Be
Turned Into Stores

Lochnow's. one of the landmarks of
Fourteenth Street, is in transit. The
old structure at 113, just east of
Fourth Avenue, has been leased to
Louis Loutkin, who plans to remodel
the property into stores and lofts.
Herbert Hecht G. Co., who negotiated
the lease for August Lucknow, will
direct the Improvement.
Rents Store Opposite Rockefeller
William A. White & Sons have leased
to Arthur A. Crosby the store at 7
East Fifty-fourth Street; space at 4S
West Twenty seventh Street to Samuel
Horewitz, Max Weitzner and William
M. Magnes; at Reade Street, loft
to the Wage Electric Company, and at
az and 49 Greene Street, loft to Ber-
nard E. Fleischaker and Hugo Baum.
Auctioneer Takes Fleischmann's Place
Spear & Co. have rented the store
and basement at 803 and 805 Broad
way to Hyman Karp, auctioneer. This
store was formerly occupied by the
Fleischmann Bakery for many years.
Rent Homes in the City
Pease & Gilman have leased for c..
E. Milmine to John Forbes the four
story and basement dwelling house at
319 West Eighty-second Street, be-
tween West End Avenue and Riverside
Drive.
Samuel H. Martin has leased for the
Free Synagogue the four story and
baement dwelling house at az West
Sixty-eighth Street to Louis Vice.
James A. Sheeran has leased for
Mrs. Pauline A. Macarthur to Otto
Walters the two three-story and base
ment dwelling houses at 175 and 177
East Seventy y-eighth Street.
Goodwin e Goodwin have Leased for
Fannie Pick to Maurice A. Dolowit the
three-story and basement dwelling
house at 1853 West 121st Street.
Tenants for Fine Flats
Pease e. Gilman have leased apart
ments at IL East Forty first Street to
Miss M. L. Wickes; at "a West Fifty
ninth Street to James X. Brady; at 1O3
West Seventy-sixth. Street to Miss Jane
II. Bard, to Miss Betty Hale, and to
Henry c. Bernstine; and at 895 West
End Avenue to Aaron w. Rosenbaum
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Cla ssified Advertising
INSTRUCTION
NEW YORH-Manhattan
FREE COURSES IN FRENCH

AS In the past elementary and advanced courses
IN French Will be given by experienced teachers on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at the
College OF the. City of New York Main Building.
l4oth st. and Convent av and 23d st. and Lexing-
ton ay). In response to the demand will
also be offered in the afternoon at Hunter College
(Park ay and 6Sth ST.. Any who desires to
study French IS admitted to these courses pay
ment OF nominal registration fee of two dollars.
Tho spring term opens in the three institutions
on Monday. February 10th. the afternoon courses
at 4;l5 and 5:l5 and the evening at z 80
and S:25 p m
Registration begins February sth at 80
? NJ IN the Main Building OF the College For
further information address L'Auiance Franchise
College OF tho City of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Old Buildings
Near Wall St.
To Be Offices
Demand for Space Leads to
the Purchase of Ancient
Structures for Alteration
Pine and Pearl SITS. Sale
Realty Brokers Say Boom Is
Resulting From Activi-
ties of Local Concerns

Real estate brokers and operators
who are on the inside of things in the
downtown market declare there is a
boom on in property below the Brock
lyn Bridge. They say that the demand
Tor occupancy and Improvement is so
great that brokers never have been so
rushed to find properties. With all the
activity, and certainly a great part of
1t has been announced during the last
few weeks. prices do not seem to ad-
vance rapidly. True. there is seen n
more firm price level, and some re-
sales of small properties have been
made at considerable advances, but the
boom seems to be limited to the salts
lying OF legitimate demand by con-
Germs that wish to assure their future
locations.
Another angle to the movement was
announced yesterday when Pease & Ell
Imam reported the sale for John De
Witt Sterry and Arthur Reading Gu
lick, as executors of the estate of Will
liam De Witt Sterry, to a Mr.. Mansion.
of the two five-story and basement
buildings for many years occupied by
the old drug firm of Weaver e. Sterry
and known as 77-79 Pine Street and 1866
Pearl Street. which forms an u"
around the southeast corner of Pine
and Pearl streets. This property has
a frontage Of 80 feet in Pine Street
and is 65 feet deep. and also frontage
of "A feet on Pearl Street and is II
feet deep. 1t is opposite the Seamans
Bank and also the Wall Street Station
of the Postoffice.
This property will be extensively al
tered for Office purposes. Pease & Ell
liman say there are less than twenty
five vacant Offices for rent in the Wall
Street section to-day. and in many cases
where firms have wanted 2500O square
feet of Office space or more, they have
been compelled to go in out-of- the way
locations, buy or lease on long term
lease buildings which were almost
ready to be demolished and alter them
for office purposes, and space that has
heretofore been used for storage, is
now being fixed up for Offices in order
tc supply the demand.
Old Pearl Street Realty Sold by Estate
Moore & Wyckof have sold for the
Chichester estate the old buildings. on
plot 25x197, at 305 Pearl Street, extend
ing through to GO Cliff Street, to an in
vestor. This is the first sale of this
property since 1859
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

18Th ST. 5. 100 o Madison az. 5ox1eo IL: o.ios
ssn%as f eS y 1SS sS hss asSS y,b ser : ,cs
'qmn9 saaes No MsN to snd 3' na4s ms VIZ "a aaa
,. Y, 70 Lillian Wechser. rs West Gnh
~; Jan 27. 1917; atty. r Wccisier, ':''s s.s
esrh ST . 100 Madison ay, 5oxloo II i.sssio
'ubin TO Vim Schapira Is47 Madison az, ia Ism ~
-, x l9ll atty; Jcs 6 Rosalsky BAG Bway 81 900
lacob Iaiehan; Nay 1911 o'" aty ,sff'saiH orr to
srpTnaii msaai 17S9 Lsnox ay Va .slo: 900
Jas Lvngsto sss Az Apdubo yc1%an aT to st. apy 4
ysEs layo1 Ss c SON es st. pJs Jan . 1885, atty Law
rARK Ay, 1851 lmma & g conboy to 1hco s;'Oa
kayapash ~s5.n 80 o,s s slst ST. Apr l. 1917: atty
10TH sT lS W: Jos Aucrbaeh. Cedarh,rst ]. l.
to Walter Flanders and Watson Day trus
~ 1901; atty. Lawyers g. T Co. l60
PARK Av. 1890; Emma G conboy .. BI1S $50 90" ="
Elmer aud Cath Mier. 9Ss = MaaIson as'g ay 70
Jan 2s 1918; atty. DIR Il A Miller 963 Madi-
l2sD ST 8. 2lo " 5th av. 5or99 III AifreI 4Iy II
Arksr ,aI 70 state Investing co of j July 81
,,ar,a ial4 sltys Bowsrs s. 4s Cedar s. $40 900
Matilda aild Williams to Arthur d crane Jan T.
,aaG 5s'7 IS SSt'y oaG Edsall 2a7 Bway SIS 600
same July g. 1918 same e. ss''s SO ooo
f,LroN sT rs; the Charles Herman Realty
3Nl1 ,,. htiy ".c @ and e'TH; July 90 lsil a.,y. "
Esther kiedlcr to Annie Feinberr, 40 " iogth
4: Aug j. 1905: atty G T Co. i6O
rtLroN ST ls cnas and Marie i Nss,6loe sss ;Ioe
TO Matilda 7 and Vim j Conrod 50 President
s'o Hslyn; May 2s. 1907: atty, Edw Menocal
FULTON ST. 100; the ChnrIfs Herman Realty Co
TO Madsone NaethinY 2l17 Bedford av. Bkyn
IIuly ~, 1911: atty. Il q Co. l76
aorH 81. 0. 1875 Sd av. is s1es.s Julius julius
and lsabells Hart 70 Jno Moller Is Hamilton
sy, New Rochelle. = Y: June 20. 1887; attys.
=, M@ddlehrook. @ i Sa B, As Cedar st, so 900
Hannah !ryey,, l44 W ll3u st. Jan Is, 1917
auy knohlock. 2o2 Bwsy. ,........ 81 900
ci4AHEMONJ Av. 1872: Fairaw Roaty 60. les
bwsy. 70 Dividend Realty Corpn, 2l5 Montague
81. Bklyn: May l. 1918. So 900
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Ennis & SinnOtt Purchase
l7Oth Street House

Ennis & Sinnott have bought from
Margaret 7. Martin TOT and 7O9 West
170th Street five story apartment
house, on plot 50x97.6, between Haven
and Fort Washington avenues. Stein
man G. Steinman negotiated the sale.
st. Nicholas Dwelling Deal
Horace S. Ely & Co. have sold for
the estate of Caroline B. Colby, the
property at the northeast corner Of
st. Nicholas Avenue and 18TH Street,
three story dwelling, on lot 16x991l
Ernest 7. Bower sold the three story
dwelling at 20 West 126th Street, on
lot 18.9x100, for NJ, K. Miller.
Deal for Upper Seventh Avenue Corner
The two five story apartment houses
at 2157 to 2161 Seventh Avenue and 16S
West 128th Street, comprising the
southeast corner of these thorough
fares. have been sold by the Flanton
Realty Corporation. The houses cover
plot fronting SO feet on the avenue
by rs feet on the street and were sold
through J. B. Wood, as broker. The
buyers are forming corporation to
take title to the realty.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Results at Auction
Ry Iosenh y Day

by JoSepn y. Day
WALKER ST. 50. = 3. 5s1e o Church 2oys5. J.
sgs. Mack Constn 60 e. al; due, sl2 2sl2 As
taxes, etc. $50 So; to the plaintiff for sl1 900
li5fH ST. a. W. IA s. 629 " 9TH av. 253lOc il .
5stofy int Assn for Relief VI Respectable AGED
etc. Il al due $50. Ak %: taxes, etc ST4S 80
% The paintin for $4,000
MAcOMH's kD. " 5, ls4f Fcathefbed lane
Il Jessup ii. 75xl0s, 3xT5 lx10J.6 also Jfssup ave
25o3 Featherhed lane. 75x100 atvc
snsN'Sleare ave $. 1917 Featherbed lanA
teatheTbed Lane. 71xioo. vacant; Bond &
Mtge GUARANTEES Go. aR Nearby Realty Corp 81
al; duo. 5000. and taxes. etc. s5G0.94 nrsr
parcel; due, 5000. and taxes. etc $51424 on
$2S5.s 81 third parcel due 81 900 and taxes
e;r. $3T7 ~ Oh fourth parcel. due, 80 800 and
taxes, etc, $2s5.oS Oh nth parcel withdrawn.
By Henry Brady
so1'H ST. I'll j. 5. $50 Sd ave 25sls2 .
5-story tut: Hebrew orphan Asylum agt Japhc
% The plaintiff ter 10000
IlTH ST, 3O4 6 w. 3. ITO " Sth Av. 81 .Gxl06 .
Gsty flat: PRESBYTERIAN Hospital AIT Harr,
sehiT q al; due. $45. lO7 AZ taxes etc 81 435 SO
withdrawn.
BY BTan L. Kennedy
PLEASANT AVE. 375-7. " s. 2o5 l2oth st. 40.
So, sty INT a strS. Farmers Ioau a. Trust Co
int, &c. agt Jos kantroslA st al due s33 6sJ 02
tases. etc 81 so2 10: TO ihc plaintiff for $50 900
BY Joseph & Co
80 Az. 5s5. ,. ss.5 s7th st. "a sxlo5. 5-sty
tn' and strs Eqnit jAfe Assurance Soc. sgt
!. Hlananzer es al. duo. Sls. 7ol A: faxes
etc, sB5z rs. withdrew
~ JANIS J. Donovan
PARCEL tsg ct point a; the wall on the : a
Ferrtp etc. 20 23s ] 001 acnss; sherlffs gale
n ~ right iue. or. which Louis a>,wonsi,sin
hsd on Apr1i = or since 70 the plaintiff for s50o
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Reports From BROOKLYN

The estate of Pauline Schmickey sold
the plot 60x12O, on the north side of
Church Avenue, near Rogers Avenue,
to a client Of A. S. Riker, who intends
improving the property in the spring.
The sale was made by NJ. NJ Ringler.
+. c. Sauter has sold for Edward G.
Hopper and Harriet l.. Bell the two
three story frame houses at iS6 and
1SS Tenth Street:
I. Salzberg bas sold for NJ. Walsk to
S: Elgart the two family cottage, on
plot 50x100, on the east side of Fif-
tenth Avenue, at d715 Fifteenth
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

9TH Av. 67th 81; siormwood Flooring
Co. Inc, agt Estate of Robert + Ballantno et
GRf,ENWICH Av. or op 4 isth At. aas ", ya
Perfect Steal I;aih Go agt Ernest A cardozo OF
SAME property Vim A Thomas Co. Inc. agt A j
Schlcsingcr Gcnl Con Co OF ali Dco II. 1915
ss4a
SAME property. Central Metal Calling Co ast
same NOV II, iolS. s........,. e. $30n
SAME property VIM Thcmaa Go agt Erncst "
tardcsn ct al: NV II. pls............ ss4a
SAME SAME property I9'oph Cohen ag' same. Nov Ia
18TH 81. al3 W. Abraham storm ast Ethel y
sullivan OF al san IL. 80. .S8a, so
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Publisher and Friends
Buyers of Riviera
Give Eleven Scarsdale Acres in
Part Payment for Big
Drive House

Don c. Seitz, of "The New York
World"; Arthur Stewart, of Scarsdale,
and William f. Armstrong, are the
buyers of the Riviera reported sold yes
tcrday. They will hold the property in
the name of the Dasc Realty Company.
They gave in part payment for the
apartment an cleven-acre tract. with
a dwelling and outbuildings, at Scars
dale, N. Y. Stoddard G. Mark repre-
sented the sellers as attorneys, and
Middlebrook e. Borland acted for the
buyers.
The Dasc Realty Corporation, which
acquired title yesterday, gave a mort
gage to William f. Armstrong for
S225,000 a. per cent, subject to a
prior mortgage of $l,2OO,OOC Slawson
q Hobbs were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

YOUNG MAN "a. seeks Job for general ,ynrp -
care OF Sutter. 'ln s.,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

DlnafClAN Ioa "a and kitchen supervisor wanted for
iwv ovaq ue1 hospital; must be capable If managing
charge OF making desserts salads and provide a
g naS.ng ana economical diet for different depart
men.s ia purchasing done through superintendent
aa nsln position; write giving experience refer
e,ees Gsse' ana salary expected. Box T-lO0 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
100000 Building Contract

Anton Long & Co. have given the
I. J. Murphy Company contracts for
4 two story factory and garage, to be
erected at 511 to 519 West Twenty
iirst Street, extending through the
block. with a frontage OF 1875 feet and
depth of 1877 feet. 1t Will be of con-
crete construction, and estimated to
cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Grand Ave. Corner
Turned a Second Time

schwab 6. Co. sold for Ely Maran,
Fisher and Irving L Levine to George
y. Reinhard the Chateau, the new five
story apartment house, 70x90, at the
southeast corner Of Grand Avenue and
1S0th Street, recently acquired by the
seller from its builder. IT is rented
for more than $12 900, and was held at
$S5 600.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

YOUNG MAN, %. honorably DISCHARGED frorr -.
wishes position. stock clerk entr, cerk ans a. amy
salesman B. L., AS West Side ave, Jersey 1slc' Saa
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
HELP WANTED FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

EXECUTIVE seeks position supervising f...----
large department. Expert organizer nnoder,r dsur q
TENS Capable directing costs, cuploynentH Ss'
fare. Box L. r.. ~ Tribune '-s"'' we'
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Deal for Upper Seventh Avenue Corner
''Pictorial Review" the Buver

"The Pictorial Review" which now
occupies the twelve-story building at
216 to 226 West Thirty-ninth Street,
is the buyer Of the nine dwellings at
the southwest corner of Seventh Ave
nue. and Thirty-ninth Street, sold yes
terday by Alfred c. Marks for various
owners, as a site for an improvement
that will represent an investment Of
between S2,5OO,OOO and s3.OOOOn0.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
BUSINESS CHANCES
MEETINGS

ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE AMERICAN
Institute Feb 13. 1919, at 29 West 39th st.
Polls open 10 a. NJ. to S p NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

10TH sr. n s. lao White Plains rd. 5oxll4;
Sistihcw G Griffin trcf) TO John Brown 6I4 W
=, 81 AZ,
)IiNVA..E Az .. being 10, 10, map DIN
wllh looxlooi i1ay Crumr TO ELIZA \ Robin
son. son, S}Ss Ollnyillo av Apr G. 1915 atty, Mr.
vnsrtlfnssssfpns t fpsssfn Slqs AS II. :.
xah, llal75Ai Ilccn /. Faulkner Ia utsn l.
Bailey, bog foreal av, Itye, N Y. Aug 10, 1917
,oT bt map W u Duncan s5sloo pos,m,,n" Snvv
mcdrundy to Parker McGrindy aud sno, Yib u
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Making Profits Out of
Stable PrOperfies

Richard ". Elliott has sold for the
Lincoln Trust Company, as trustee. the
model stable property at 1T TO l21
West 12Sth Street. 1t is a tbree-story
and finished basement building on plot
f5x10o, valued at $65,oo0, and was sold
to the Benenson Realty Company, Ben
jamin Benenson, president
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

s Mnss st Rssy eo4Da
1922 c. atty N 'cees Tichenor aug IS rep Psrl;
BRooME ST cor Attorney st ia5j f5og 70 535o 5oo
p m: Feb 3: Manhattan Bridge Plaza Realty Co.
Inc to Lawyers Mort Co. SO Liberty st: due as
BilDFoRD ST s. 81 10 Downing st. Il. i1ss itsopg X
irrcs: Jan BattstA Lardia to Marietta Baga-
ROXY, All j. lSath st; yrs int as per bond :
prior mtge s27 700 attys. Cecr & X. 81 Cham,
East Side
18th st ST II o ll7s Avenue b. 25;5sloss Feb
assy II Hosrt T. lS 81 P5'0r ms' S'eS sS0
Geo 60, II Non and ano. e1rs, to Theresa Noll. 242
Sgd . ua>I st; yr c: prior mtge sls. 900 atty
loori ST. % i5s F. ' s5sioc q ag M Jan AZ MSs ios
Richter to Isaac ]. silverborg, 22s Fairmount av
Lawyers T4te & Co. lso - Bway " w. ss 5000 oSo
I'd 49, Az cor lost1 st. 5oxloo; P m: Feb g.
yers Mort Co. SO Liberty ST; due Feb i. 1924 :
p o; atty, Lawyers Title & Co. leo Broad
way $0n. 600
West Side
4sTH ST. sl7 w 251loo: 46th st. sls w. IL g as1
100; Feb Jno Muller to Conrad Feise
Nnion ys5 n Hil; E1 j: yrs, atty. Hy waeksr
9TH Av s cor aath st. 25 i1loo; Jan 80 4nwo
e schmidt to Fidelity d Casualty Co. 90 Liberty
77]H sT. s2@ Y le1loa p m: Feb s S,S2Ge Miiiie
due and int as Der bond A'''' w. ''o siS TS az
VEST 5sg 5i End o az coz soth st. io5s,ioo , M
Trust Co. 80 Bway. czr; due Feb /. 1924. 6 c
prior mtse s2SoOOo sttys. Larkin & l.. "a wal
WEST END Az. " cor s5th st, 20 2xs4 90 nv M,
Feb A. Clare Realty Co TO 495 West End Av
&C. inSer G. lis Bway.. .....'.. $4,000
sAME PROF. R5, M ,g Tes aoo 4 same to same
LFNoX Av. 81, 25YlOo s4tn st. 3o5-7 q. 251foo 8
n; Ian 50; Rosina Fischer to Max Borchs
Nielsen (,rea 5,t-
m'se $4,000: attys. Kramer Bunke. go
is Riyeside DIV. rns s9oog
1910 70 $ 18th st at point 32sa " Audubon
vi x " loo.lo 70 Riverside Drive 7 = as sans
Dasc Realty Corpn to William F Arnstrong lis
9 s'S. a4s AgS Hscas ss' Rs DFS5 % w'sf ws
81 -......... $225 900
Bronx
pMp@S lI5o Isdore r rsrnaa to Ethel
22oTH ST. $50 White Plains Ri. s61i14;
Fsb an fSms aus se a e De sa oSs ssy rasaar
ciSAND Ay: iseth St 7ossa; 40 40
rEosFT ~ ~ G. s5s' 2 sfSasSs
Fiatau to Chas Schesinser 1873 Weeks av: prior
!, mtge s SIS 900; Jan II; yrs. c; atty. /, T &
ST LAwRENcE Az 1888 John antry to Tsfece sD uce
'@1nsrd $50 Eagle sv' pr1or mge $500; Feb
NS
GRAN1' ". G ls4th st. 95rlsxs5sl54; tauuY Maud
Covdr!cA ct al " Chas Il Ditson n 34th ST ::
Ian Il duo Dec 10. 1898: int as per bond: atty
7 G T. Co. l7s Broadway. ...-.......... 81 900
GRANT AV s. 700 Garfield St 25xlGo WHY
Lhre'lh halss 70 Fredk r e;chaeder. 62l Mead s; :
Deb yrs. sM p 9; atty r G & T Co. I7s
Av 44Se. .. 4oxl25: Bessie P%,,o VIZ
sIins 70 Rsinhoid Jain. 7sl Elton as. and ano:
peb 3: dus as per bond; atty, I G & r Co. I7s
HpwIIT Pie " .lslst 81. ias1isa x COX oog
l12 10: also Westchester Nv. q lslst st. r1Ins
l.2lo loox irres; Great Northern Apart
Broadway; Feb 3; due March s, 1870; G e.
attys, strasbourger & s, "a broadway . s3s 900
l63D ST. Dawson 81, 72.lx1o0x53 sri0l. %. :.
Arrow Holding Corpn II, Ethel Ioew l63
Franklin ay. Long Branch. = j. and anc, exrr
prior mtgo 500 900: Jan 81 due per bond: atty
! " =" 20 i'o broadway. ......-........ s. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Tenant Pays Profit for Premises

The Benenson Realty Company has
rosold the two-story stable at POT East
10th Street, on lot 25x100.11 10
feet east Of Third Avenue. The new
owner is the tenant. Latt e. Co. were
the brokers. The sellers acquired the
house from the Metropolitan Savings
Bank two weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
TT. Washington Corner
Sold and Resold
Bank Sells Rivercrest: Buyer
Sells Contract and Holder
Is Considering a Profit

The Rivercrest, the six story struct~
ure occupying frontage of 1910
feet on Fort Washington Avenue and
1874 feet on 160th Street, on the south
west corner, has been sold. The iden-
tity of the new owner could not be
learned yesterday. The Manhattan
Savings Institution is the seller. The
purchaser took quick profit on his
contract, and the latest owner is con-
sidering a similar offer.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

1TIi Av, Z. whole front between aad e. SD
So =, Fuller Er1 & 60 aGt PeDnsylyani Ia
Go. ownor. George Fuller Const Co.
contractor; Miller. mo and William
hurAo corner Metal Bead Co. Contractors,
.o,.,, e,, -. $4l0
Inr agt Patrick Kennedy Edward Maraollss
g,,s.pers; Kimneblati Bros contraction . $50
9TH sT ~ IL: Flsser penoz IL Go agt Clara J..
lto.sln. owner; Mark Hafncr and II Hupfanf
'"ntfsflnrh 4b7I rs
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Brown Resells Bronx Flats
Edgemere Dwelling Deal

William A. White & Sons and Sidney
B. Hickox sold for the West Beach
Realty Corporation the dwelling, on
plot S6x97. at GA Channel Avenue,
Edgemere. Long Island, to the Hudwill
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
IIavti Dweller Sells Here

The dwelling at South Eighteenth
Street, broadway, Flushing, has been
sold by J. Albert Johntre to Oliver P.
Cornell. OF Flushing. Philip Kneer, Of
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
b. ID. Gray Buys at Greenwich

Kenneth Ives & Co. and Franklin
Edison, of Greenwich, have sold for A.
Gardiner Cooper his country home on
dwelling, stable and grounds, held at
$25,0O0. B. d. Gray, of Philadelphia,
is the buyer
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

10TH ST. TO ls, Fredh Bourne 70 Fredk a
5ishsa s9a5ns c oshdste a ,;t l. and and Sno trustees FOR
SANE rHoPER1Y same and other trustsss ~
s,,s9 stephen Clark coonsrstown. 81 same
sAME PROPERTY; stephen CLARK to waltel s
susan Clark same attys ~ ''u'' So oSS @
'tT Tasnsr sT to ioo & lSS 5h s. ~ mtg sam
FITToS ST rs IS aad 10: Mary Naethas e 20
as ms'eS c95ao Co. ,7s Ss nrsy rss-ide St h y"i
lasTa sr gll w priof ms a s52 900 IA MY
lssTH s.T!s.s sr : 81 a W 1sts J. M9rt 9 %
r Armstrong 70 Dasc healty corpo. rs DNss
SANE pRoPEk1y mtg reduced sl45. 900 10 slsh.
Qo0o; Dasc Realty corpn to Nrnigrant Inl1@trts,
srn ~ = S' sane @sS s's sh AZ nvts,do si3 600
60 20 Sno av e .',o @ @I6 s'th ST; 3 mtgs $40 600
s2a 900 & sls 900; Louis zborows!t to Alurtop
Msn.,. Msay corpn g. Liberty st: attys. Morris l.
ls1m fsa 81 'is 4sSs Az Moses w.ldoS iS1cS
et al, trustees. to Lawyers MoS Co, 50 Liberty
ano. csrs. to Lawyers Mort CO.. Co. 50 'qGis 1SpertS :
HOUSTON ST. sas 4oo mtg sl2. 800; Fsche i's gTy
Wentraub to bertha Drescnlcr 1882 St Marks
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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Fields Estate Sells
Flats to Brown

Frederick Brown has bought from the
Fields estate through the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company the six-story
apartment house, with stores, at 1883
to 1894 Amsterdam Avenue on plot
75x1OO located 25 feet south of the
southwest corner of 18th Street. The
sellers acquired the property in fore
closure for $4,000. John Wallace
Page, of Marston & Co.. negotiated the
deal.
Brown Resells Bronx Flats
Joseph C. Abramson has purchased
from Frederick Brown S87 Longwood
Avenue, northwest corner of Hewitt
Place, 69x102; Oil Longwood Avenue,
northeast corner of Hewitt Place, 5Sx
10Y; 921 Longwood Avenue, northwest
corner of Dawson Street, 41x1o7; all
tve-stor and basement apartments,
with stores, having an annual rental in
come of over $4,000 They were held
at 100000 and sold for cash. The
buildings were sold recently by the
Johnson estate. Leitner, Brener &
Starr were the brokers.
The five-story apartment at 5o2 West
191st Street, on plot 51x98, held at S7O,-
600, was bought yesterday by Freder'ck k
Brown from the Ardshane Realty Com
pany, through Nehring Bros.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIs

SITUATION WANTED. Young lady. wi,h Al
years experience. wishes position at tracing ~
can furnish best Of references Box A Asp7ess y ~
Tribune Ofice. y.