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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Call for Inquiry
In Costiggan Case
Approved by Hugo
Secretary of State Holds
Interest in Affairs bv
Business Men Is the Best
Bar Against Bolshevism

Sitting at the same table with Police
commissioner Enright at the luncheon
OF the Broadway Association at the
Hotel Pennsylvania yesterday, Francis
NJ. hugo, Secretary of State of New
ork, expressed approval of the action
or the Citizens Union, which has
asted investigation of the demotion of
romeo Inspector Costigan.
ne Citizens Union is interested in
sooa government. in my Judgment"
sand MI. Hugo, "and when thev saw
'h!ngs should be done think it is in
the interests of good government. They
should be very seriously considered"
commissioner Enright, who had lust
taken his seat as Mr. Hugo smoke. said
IN MS address that Mr.. Hugo had been
the pest Secretary of State in a genera
ton and predicted that when he was
through with that office he would be-
come the best Governor in a genera
ton. The commissioner also said
otWi Outstanding some of the emo
tlonal ideas expressed in some circles
think you will still agree that the
ponce department of New York is the
best in the world"
Interest in Legislation Urged
MI Hugo urged business men to take
practical interest in politics, and said
action by the New York Bar Associa
ton IN approving or disappearing bills
at Albany and the action of the Citi-
Hehs Union were not regarded as i'm
pertinences. "If we do not awake to
me sltuatlon," he said, 1--WE shall have
f5olsnevlsm. We have incipient Boil
shcvism now. You saw it at Seattle
and elsewhere"
Recent figures, he said, showed the
state had licensed this year 465 900 au-
tomobles, 100000 chauffeurs and 1O0,-
900 operators. eleven hundred and
fifty persons are killed annually in
New York by inefficient drivers" he
continued. at is the experience of
the traffic force in New York that fines
and jail sentences are not efficient
methods of regulation. Licenses must
be suspended or revoked We must
check the loss of life if we have to
take away every license in the state"
Commissioner Enright asserted that
while the police department had been
obliged to modify its traffic plan CON
Avenue and Lafayette Street, so no
overhead tramway or traffic subway
now was needed. He said if the ele-
waited tracks on Sixth Avenue from
Washington Square to Central Park
could be charged to subway it would
solve the problem.
Enright Defends Department
"'The parades, meetings and demon
STATIONS of the last year brought a
new tax on the department." he said.
But with force reduced. 1900 men
by the war the men stood up to the
emergency to the entire satisfaction of
all who have given it serious thought"
Major S. F. Weaver, representing the
Nth Division of the army, said Jobs
had been found for all except $500
men of the 27.000 now in the division
in France, and it was expected every
man would have a job waiting when
he stepped off the transport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
More Fine Homes
For East ODD Street
L. J. Stcrncr Buys Five Houses
Near Third Ave-. to Continue
Streets DEVELOPMENT

Another big step was taken yester-
day toward the remaking of East Six
ty-third Street from Lexington to Third
Avenue into one of the city's finest
moderate-priced home blocks when
Frederick J. Steiner. architect, pur-
chased through Harris e. Vaughan, Inc,
the five threestory and basement,
dwellings on the north side Of the
street just west of Third Avenue and
numbered from 159 to 1877 Each of
these houses occupies twenty foot lot,
so that the plot acquired totals 100Xl00
feet. Here Mr.. Steiner will erect one
house forty feet wide for his own use
and the other houses will be made
over and sold. The Amy Realty Com
pany, represented by the Cruikshank
Company, was the seller Of the
property.
This operation will complete practi-
cally the remaklng Of the block, an en-
terprise on which Mr.. Steiner en-
barked several years ago. Harris &
Baughan have co0perated with him
throughout and have sold the made
over dwellings, to such folk as Mrs.
Barbara Rutherford Hatch, Leonard
Thomas, DR.. George Draper. John Ma
gee, Philip Gosslcr and Dr. Walton
Martin.
Long Islander Buys Home
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has sold for
the Madison Avenue and Fifty-sixtn
Street Corporation the four story
brown stone dwelling at II East Sew
enty-hfth Street, on lot 20X102.2, to
Long Island resident for his own occu-
pancy. The property was held at $780,
900. The sellers were represented by
Cushman e. Wakefield.
James u. LaiGlgV. banker has pur-.
chased the four-story and basement
dwelling at 60 East Sixty sixth Street.
on lot 20x1O0.5, near Park Avenue. The
property was purchased from Leopold
Cohen through William B. May & Co.
The Madison Avenue and Fifty-Si
Street Corporation has sold the four
East Seventy-ffth Street. on lot 20x
Goxlo22. The sale was negotiated by
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc
The Douglas Robnson-Charles S.
Brown Company has sold the four
story dwelling. on lot 21x10O.5, at 147>
East Sixty-irst Street, for the estate
of G. B. Watts to Mrs. Sheldon +. Mar
tin. the present tenant.
Bertha Heller is reported to have
sold the four story and basement
dwelling at 1913 West Seventy fifth
Street. on lot 20x102.2, near Column
bus Avenue.
Mary T. Baeniller has sold the three
story and basement dwelling at 25S
1908. between Broadway and West End
Avenue
Sadie Amsel has sold 81 West 18th
Street, a three-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 156X1OO.1l, between
Lenox and Fifth Avenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Brooklyn Apartment Deal

The Park Realty Company, Maxi
milan Morgenthau. president. has sold
to the Realty Estates, Ralph Leininger.
president. the four-story apartment
house at stuyvesant Avenue and
Decatur Street.-The house IS 100
feet on Stuyvesant Avenue and 1903 feet
on Decatur street. JoAn n. numproff
was the broker in the transaction.
|. Salzberger has sold for \. Nc
kewen to d. Bilsito the two-family
house, on plot 20X100, at 1160 Forty
ninth Street.
The Meister Builders have purchased
5Se Third Avenue near Sixteen Street.
q two-story business building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22

Trade Crowding
On Murray Hill
Another Madison Avenue Dwell
ing on Fringe of Restricted
Section for Business

The former residence Of John T.
Cary, at 275 Madison Avenue, held nv
the seller at S1250O0, has been bought
by Edward Margolies. Mr.. Margoles
has not decided whether he will use
the property as his residence or con-
vert it to business use. similar to the
many alterations he has mSde to AS
tor estate holdings on thirty thir l.,
hirty-fourth and Thirty fifth Streets.
Pease & Gilman negotiated the deal.
Mount Morris Deal Rumored
The Mount Morris apartments at
the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue
and 126th Street are reported sold. It
is six-story elevator structure with
stores, having a frontage of 9911
feet on Fifth Avenue and 1870 feet on
the street. The new owner is reported
to be an opel ator
Trust Company Sells 100000 Flats
The Wood Dolson Company has
sold 1926 to 1872 East. 10th Street. two
siX-story tenements, with stores, on
plot 41.8x100 each. for the metropolitan
Trust Company, which valued them al
$4,000. The buyer IS an investor.
Bank Sells Coal Yard
A. H. Levy has sold the plot with
frame buildings, known as Ernst's
coal and wood yard, at 419 to 435
East 109th Street, between First and
Pleasant Avenues, to a client who in
tends to improve the property with
a fireproof garage. The pl0perty was
sold for the Metropolitan Savings
Bank.
Operator Buys Factory
The Charles Galcwski Company has
bought from the estate of |. Kaufman
the slx-story factory building, cover
ing a plot 75x100, at CPS to 632 West
Forty sevcnth Street, betwee Eleventh
and Twelfth Avenues. The properly
is leased to one tenant.
Profit for Cruikshank
James H. Crukshank has re-sod
421 West Fifty-siXth Street, near
Ninth Avenue, story tenement,
on lot 25x100, purchased last week
through Harry Sugarman. The same
broker resold it to Isadore Abrams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Clergyman Buys
Midtown Loft
For Investment
Pays Frederick Brown Profit
for 9th Street Structure:
Operator Acquires Many
Flathouses and Dwellings

When business closed yesterday
Friedrich Brown had added four flats
and five dwellings to his realty hold
ings. He had also sold the twelve story
loft building at 40 and 42 West twenty
seventh Street which he bought recent
y and SIX story apartment on Con-
vent Avenue.
This loft was the largest property
sold during the day. Singular indeed
is the fact that the building has been
secured by clergyman, the Rev.
Father John T. Prout, rector of the
Church of st. John the Martyr on East
seventy-second Street. Father Prout
bought the property for investment,
certain of the future of this section
now that the zoning law is a rostric-
tive force which viii prevent values
slipping away as in the past. The loft
building is fully rented at rates which
totai $40, 600 year.
Father Prout bought the building
on the basis of an asking price OF
S35O,OO0 Besides cash the clergy
man gave in part payment two cot
;ages free and clear and fully fur
lished, one at Deal Beach and one at
Beechhurst l.. |.
The twenty-seventh Street building
covers site 40 feet wide and 9s9
feet deep on the north side of the
block between Broadway and Sixth
Avenue. Frederick little & Sons were
ne brokers in the deal.
Browns Apartment Deals
Mr.. Browns purchases included the
five story apartment at and Ire
mont Avenue which he bought through
Harry Davis from Mrs. Sarah Jacobs;
,he five story apartment on plot BOZ
100 at 215 and 217 West 108th Street
bought from NJ. Thoen through Harris
Meltzer; the five story apartment house
at the northwest corner of Dawson
Avenue and Evelyn Place, bought
from Harry Chan through A. D. Phelps
& Damane; the five story apartment
at 1172 and 1174 Hoe Avenue from the
Owl Construction Company through Adj
olph Kronenberger. Mr. Brown also
sold through Bryne & Bowman the six
story apartment house, 10SN74 lrregu-
lar at the southwest corner of Convent
Avenue and 152d Street, to the Madoc
Realty Company, Knox McAfee, presi-
dent.
In part payment Mr.. Brown took
350-352 West 30th Street, two story
dwellings,, on plot 36.8x100; and the
northwest corner of Second Avenue
and 11sth Street, three story ten
ement, 20x90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Natanson Figures as
BUYER and Seller

The Mason Real Estate Company has
purchased from Vogel & Schultz the
southeast corner of Ryer Avenue and
l84th Street, five story apartment
house, on plot 6Ox1OI. and from
Samuel Kronsky 954 TO 958 Hoe Ave
nue., two five story apartment houses,
each on a plot 5Ox1Oo
The realty company also sold to
Daniel c. Griffen the northeast corner
Of l75th Street and University Ave
nue., five story new law apartment
house, on plot 100x105x irregular,
rented at $4,000 per annum. Mr.
Griffen bought through the same
brokers sixteen houses in the Hunts
struction Company.
Webster Avenue Flat Sold
Calm & Pittman have purchased
from John Kadel, the tive-s story apart
ment at 395 East 10Th Street. north
west corner Of Webster Avenue, on
plot 51xl14, arranged for two families
and three stores, and showing rem
tai of about oil 600. Samuel Cowen
negotiated the sale.
Morris Avenue Corner Deal
Max Cohen has bought two five story
houses, on plot 1O1x89. at the south
WcSC COiHcI Oi hitlIiS avenue ana Gam
eron Place. from John Kedell The
property rents for over $4,000. Max
Blau WAS the broker.
Muney Buys Bronx Flats
Albert E. Kelly sold for William ].
Mckinley 1902 Clay Avenue, five
story apartment. GlX95, to Samuel J
Muney. Charles Berlin represented
the buyer who also bought 937 to Gal
Hoe Avenue, a five story apartment,
46X120.
Sale on Bryant Avenue
Alexander Selkin and W. Cannon
have sold for Philip Wattenberg the
five story apartment. on a plot 40X1OO,
at 1858 Bryant Avenue.
15Gth Street Flat Buyer
Isidore thinner and Samuel Reznik,
represented by Frank Locker, attorney
have sold to l.. Kalman the five story
apartment house at 1915 East l56th
Street, on a plot 40X100 1t rents for
$4,000. NJ. c. Michaels was the broker
Leo Schafran, attorney, acting for the
buyer
Dwelling for Bronx Factory
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought the two factories, on plot
l75Xl60x irregular, on the west side of
Austin Place, l72 feet north of l44th
Street. In exchange there was given
the three family house at IS Wash
ington Place, corner of Lincoln Ave
nue., Yonkers, on plot 69x1O5x irrepu-
lar. Max LcfkoWitz was the broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Portman Figures
In Series of Deals
Several Apartments in Manhat-
tan and Bronx Bought and
Sold by Chemical Dealer

|. Portman's Union Chemical Glass
ware Company has bought, through the
Nehring Company from DR. A. NJ.
Burckhardt. of Workers, $40 West
177th Street, five-story apartment
house, on plot 426x1O0, renting for
$500.
Mr.. Portman has resold Jeanette
Court, at 24S-254 Audubon Avenue.
southwest corner OF 174th Street, six
story elevator apartment house, on plot
"a. 1lx1OO. The new owner is Samuel
Wllen, an investor, client of Bloom
G. Kaplan.-
Another resale by Mr.. Portman IN
wolves the two ive-story apartment
houses at 2516 and 1920 Grand Boulc
yard, each on plot 5Ox1O0. They have
been purchased by w. Scott throuqh
Benjamin Fine and A. Fl. Levy. The
houses are near Fordham Road and
were acquired by the seller a few
weeks ago.
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has bought from John B. Griffon
the two five-story apartment houses at
1886 to l040 Bryant Avenue, each on n
plot 40X1O0.
fA"'ch NlilicT an Active Trader
Kurz & Urcn have sold 255 Audubon
Avenue, between fifth and 17Sth
streets. a hVe-story apartment house, on
plot 4oXl00, to the 173d Street Realty
Company, Inc, Aaron Miller, president.
Schwab e. Co. have sold for the 173d
Street Realty Company, Aaron Miller
president. the fivc-story apartment
house, northwest corner of jerome Ava
nue. and 1929 Street, on plot 9SxlOO.
ms IS the third house to be sold for
Mr.. Miller by the same brokers. The
property shows yearly rental of
- ;ooU In part payment Mr.. Miller
took l774 and 1776 Washington Avenue.
two five story apartment houses. size
26Xl0O each
Resells House Bought at Auction
For the Alexander Hamilton Jnstf-
tute the Guaranty Trust Company. as
trustee. sold yesterday the six-storv
e enea apartment house at 1850 to
$500 broadway and ISL West 16lst
street. The property forms the north
east corner of these thoroughfares and
covers a plot 99.11x1O0. It was ac-
CURED by the sellers in July, 1915, un-
DER foreclosure action against tho
for S180.O0O ''''
Interhoroueh Flat Barter
NNo7gel & Schultz have sold for Max
'ilckcn AZ Northern Avenue, southwest
corner Of l79th Street. tive-story
apartment house. on plot SOx125. The
annual rent is 100000. In part paw
ment the buyers took 2olO Harrison
Avenue, northwest corner of 1SOth
street, a five-story apartment house.
on Plot .oXl00 containing thirty apart
ments. The annual rental is sic. 900.
Investor Takes 131st Street House
Samuel Bright has bought the resi-
dence of Mrs. Pauline Miehling at 2oo
" est l3lst Street. a three story and
baSement dwelling house, on lot lsx
deal. The house will be cxtcnsivolv
remodclled, and when alterations are
completed will be occupied by the pur-
chaser.
Dyckman Flat Deal Rumored
Randolph Henry is reportcd 10 have
sold the five story apartment house at
90 and 81 Maggie Avenue, on plot 5Ox125
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Elias Cohen Buys
Pine Street Corner

Elias A. Cohen appeared in the
downtown market as a buyer again
Yesterday He has taken the south
vest corner of Pine and Water Streets
from the estate of Alexander NJ.
White This is the third property
bought by Mr.. Cohen under the name
OF the Broadway-John Street Com
penv this week. His other purchases
we're the six-story buildings at 1873
William Street and 90 Fulton Street.
fve-s story building covers the prop
crty site, 4Ox47 feet. The building Is
occupied by the Griffn-Neuberser
Tobacco Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
lis Pendens
Manhattan

li3TH ST e 81 Nicholas ay. a55x76.3: Edw p
Corey ast Mason Realty Co lac. al foreclosure
o., o. Ia'ge attys. Arnsten u Lazy.
9TH Az. 5. 7O.9 y 4ath St. 20 MOO: Franklin
Sasi,gs Bank IN the cts 81 agt Laura A
'eaau ct al foreclosure Of mtgel atty. W NJ
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. u l0Gth st. 341lx53s
meg. Trustees OF the Theological Seminary OF the
Presbyterian Church. located a Princeton !
ast Hairy \ Marvin ct al foreclosure Of mtse)
l4isF ST s.. 10 Broadway. J5xsa IL; and
property IN Bronx County: Frederick S Schiesineer
az Aithur Burger ct al amended (parlitionl
atty NJ Arcns. ~ N'
lsI sr $ $50 " Ave A. 5OxoI.41 irreg: Jesslca
n Green sst Ml'ein Corp ct al Gorcclosure OF
mtgel attys. Alexander & lsecn "
12 III sT $. 30 en- sy ls4sIo3.s: Denis
u, Dawn ast iialiaf Holding Corpn (aclon to
deciatc leu atty. " Keller
S-n ~ az T. Joseph ! Mci.lroy exr ayt Noble
zoe 81 al foreclosure OF m'sei airy. G Good
It'll ST. s. 1242 7sh ay. lGsxoe
ii:qunaoie Lille Assurance Society OF the L i aet
Alexander Green ''eN'' "'Sa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22

WATER ST. III. 20xS5.5; Jesse NJ Falk to G.
l@lA ots a. E Fro. ~ Water st. mtg SIS 600: Feb
NARCk ST. 226 $. 20x5ix50x39' Jcnnia a
Wocd TO Frank IIitscherick IL Carmiue st; atty.
MN YIN m Wurd l5t Bway ................... ST
iii 81 $50 W s. Is SxgS.9: Otto c som
MERCK ref 10 Harris Iittiu $50 w SD st (parfi-
llon sale) atty, Title Guar q r Co. l76 Broad
=. So LOO
Hol STON ST, 40 Z, 3. 25x6S; Isaac Try 4
an9 to CYL Teiclbaum. 206 New Jersey av,
nnSh' feD 20; II Levine. 36l Stone av Brook
'hAluT0N ST 3, s. 22xS6 Charlton 81. TO-
81 s, 12xSG; Gherardo Ferrante to Sisters of
'har!ty ralotnc: mtg $4,000 No. TO- b & s.
u a g; Sept H. l9lS; atty. NJ Yuzzolino 2S3
i''"S ....... |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

'O preo, s ~ T w Lilico rase suarcz. on the
psb H. 'ele' ATTY. Title Guar 4 r 90 CO. ,'"i l7G
'oa 81 suf W Ella /. Conbllug TO Alhcri O
TIKI "nIlSaale, Y. < los Brewster ea5 y
N ST. eSfs wIIl Isabel A Wall; atty. Brewster
so % atfs so ip RwaY: June lG 1903 - sid ooo
~ - ~ w, Eugene u & Pauline Il Schiilcr
20 s9o '9 n. Levine 40 Il e2d IT. atty kadanc
r"h ,n ,mhif same 10 same; atty. same
'oT inu' Sr $50 $50 g ~ luls bsaes 10 Mag NJ
Co ~ 49,, Il -, So, st alS' Tide Guar y z
e8p ~ laG ( jno AIcIsrile 10 l.ewis ssi,,esv
nlher ,,a a,F l'ie Guar d r 60. iiG Hway. Ami
~ A. ws lb5.o aith ST. Il, 100. May =
~" "a, - htlen 70 Enma T. Gathers. tnisters
~ 7" - Jennings, 20 Nassau At March O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Assignments of Mortgages

or NIcito, .c
ycrs Mort Co to Henry cacharI 1s'' r, 81, ha%
Rno boiSsere Paris. FIR. address. 100 Broad
rHiKD Az i57 Emile 1Iocta. - Sl7 900
Iliphaz Of La Grange. duchess ~ 60 'e'"l'"'gr
27iI ST. ioila V ''i inn Of 81 ooo a.
~ ss, 'Nrae' At '1nkescin TO simon Wolf. -
l3 orr ST 100 " mtg $40 ooo Mary c Slider 10
47l'H 81, lo7 L: 4 Mort 4 1'r,ls Co s ~ ,1' ~
r r,g.,ee'. to Title Guar Trust Co. l7e
l0SrH ST Q f.: re- cerordcd from ri, in'o
VIM kaufman. tn. to w G Kaufman. 4 =
ss1H sr D. nty So ,oo i,,rcs,, , SO ooo
Mm + lseln at New Rohe!le Y: atiys.
l2lsT ST. s. lis PARK av: mtg. s.. coo. John
az: atty Samuel Il Iler r 40 cedar ' 81 200 600
g Hlaisdcn G4, Putnam, az 'I H,',,n ~ i.'o
100 Il way ''''...,..-..- -.'........ $4,000
I'D Az aac,. Hahn g na,"', - ,,,n, ,,.
22ol BROADWAY; atty Mlgc x T Co. -
les iif' g. & Ia s.i.,,.a,,, 500
'iosa u Hentz 70 Mimic Heinz a2oi
''''"''"'S' ANY, NJ &c < 7 Co. % Cedar ST.
NIii5f az i9nd ing oe' Nlill Brook and lot
r. a. nap NJ, hope: Trim Iieintz x ano 10
M 'f.s ,'@ , 3soi BROADWAY ats ooS
SA saoi s 9Sad @e.a a. Il lei@' to Minnie lieut.
' Helat1 seo a. D. lgai John ei4z TO MS
Co. = l6er,c ',io'''' "S "''N 4 N''se oo u
'4 }si,,. Az n W le9th st. 25xll2; John G
AZ Nts' 4 T Co. 50 Cedar st......:.. SIS 900
iciS,l 80, az ~ Frank b Hin to Rosa y Il
z :, fedse St ".'. '''Ns x .s4S 90
ear sni p,on; isosa !, K iiein1 to Minnie Heinz
L0V'w '',0T,'|Sy SS' S' 1'"i.. =, 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

STu Az. siere floor psrl basement and south
apartment on "a noar. Jacob Mcftens 10 lno
knobler lbs stu ~ : VS. from Sept ] MS.
mtss, pgice ht's. III Hfosd0ay ..-....,. 81 eso
lelSr ~, al l. l.. ground n0as. except pal. o.
~. Albert ilautsch to Samuel Schaeher sSa I,
iooth st We from iea 49,. lelo. sstl. Sa.
AVrrrt pF 81 ny's4N"N T.ae9 and Slgoe
to s"nnc Mermolca. ~ Harrison nv R,ooAvn.
10 Yrs ttom Jan 10, ielS. ATTY. n H. kramer
81 Chambers st. ...... " ~ a. ','. ".,
iAtAi ErrE s'r aas. all Mary A Nliili,, TO same,
~ Hs ftem jaa 10. iaiSl atty same 49,. 81 eoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Recorded Mortgages
DOWntOV

LAFAYETTE ST, 25s. ls.GS4s.5: = part .
Mary Murphy to Saul Mamolek. 80 Harrison
av Brooklyn; due Jan Ia. 1928: p e.. atty.
\ II Kramer. 81 Chambers st ............. 81 600
LUDLOW ST. 81. 5. 251s76: Feb 90: Bert L A
q Jas Winham to T @ & 7 Co. 176 Broadway;
due & mtge as per bond Observation-Disclosures. SIS, 600
RVINGTON ST. 1875: leasehod entire bldg with
exit from theatre to II Norfolk st. Feb 20
Sidney Noble x Jos LttInan to Nathan Schulman
1880 47th st. Brooklyn. q ano due Ecu L. 1920:
p c. attys. Cohen. II II S. 302 Broadway: notes
HOUSTON ST. 40 25SsS; Feb 90: Cyls 'reitel.
baum 10 Isaac Fry. 126 st Nicholas ay & Mary
fry. nth st yrs p c; attys. Hor,vitz q
kosston: 10 Broadway. Observation-Disclosures. S. 800
SIT MARKS Pr. s. l25 LIST av 25xa7s: Feb
20. lily Eumicke to Dochtermaun 465 E 10th
s.: . yrs; 5ls . c; atty G & Co. nc
8rOduN hN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Boston Firm on Chambers ST.

". d. Young, manufacturer of sur
eical Instruments and hospital sup
Plies, located in Boston. Mass. has
rented for a branch in this city the
five story building a. 1l9 Chambers
Street. through Daniel Birdsall d co.
The property, which has been vacant
ior more than two years, VIII be re-
modelled for tic tenants by the owner.
represented by the Douglas Robinson.
Charles S. brown CompnnN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Buys S65,0OO Pelham House

Fish & Marvin have sold for the Pei
ham Heights Company large stucco
house on an acre plot on Colonial Ave
nue., Pelham Heights. to James Elliott.
Of New Rochelle. The property was
held at S65,000
The same brokers have rented for
- .. Pierce his property at Sycamore,
Bronxvlle, to W. S. Lambie. of the
National City Bank. The property is
now occupied by D. f. Woodruff vice
president Of the American Bank Note
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

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fAi,.trr" I'm o . 'icning ct Al. teo D. 1919 sS55 Al
80 1911, IN ~ a. and Veeiy si. f.; Inif' CnD
Ian ' "a 'a no. Inc ast John Fleming 81 al
ZANE PROPERTY Conduit Wiring H., sa1o.l 40
Ieb Y. 1919 '""S w. asi SANE
~ s ar risorkkTY tnity Contracting Co. inc
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Lear ct al; Mar ). lsis sss7 s sst e5
''o od 1 sr so1 AID 200 T. Greater Ner York lin
f n. -, 81 'p'hns O. at IsfFa Really and Hold
~ '"f' V az Noy ia. s....,. {1G0 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Results at Auction

By Samuel Marx
22D ct Ae5ta7 Il. N s. s5iG LIT ny 47resa
vacant. u scof sgi pofsch Reai Estate 20
10 the plaintiff fcr...... a. ana
~ Arthur G sl,eftdau "''''
siii ~, @@gN. >. - i22d al $500 n : sly
~ and stores jones a. ~ ae Geo XIII =,
a.; ans, s2j.o7z.al taxes. ete $685. 10 fhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-22
Cuvon C.. Earle to Go 1t Alone

Earle G. Calhoun announce that
Guyon L. c. Earle has gone into the
real estate business for himself at 2341
Broadway. Victor NJ. Earle, brother OF
Guyon L. c. Earle, and John r. Cal
houn. the organizers of Earle {; Cal
houn. will continue as heretofore. The
report of dissolution or friction is
unfounded.