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New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
FORECLOSURE SALES

YoRK;-Edward H. Delafeld. as COMMIT
an incompetent person. etc. Plaintiff. against
samuel Harris ct al, Defen6ants.-ln pur-
duly made and entered In the ahove-entitled
action and bearing the date the 10th day or
april. 1919, l. the undersigned the referee
In said Judgment named Will sell at public
auction, at the Exchanre Salesroom, Nos. IA
~ ~ Vesey Street In the Borough Of \Manha'
Mty, 1919. at 12 o'clock on that day.
BY J. H. Mayors. Auctioneer, the premises
afeeted ths rste by SAID Judgment to be sold and
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel or
land, with the buildings and improvements
the Twelfth Ward of the City OF New York.
Borough OF Manhattan. known Number 2t
East lo4th Street, and bounded and de-
scrii ed follows:
-. IBEG1NNING at a point on the southerly
SIDE nf One hundred and fourth Street dis
tent Three hundred 5000 feet Easterly from
the corner formed by the fntersect ion of the
Easterly side of Fifth Avenue With the said
Street running thence Eastwardly along ths
saio Southerly side of One hundred ana
fourth Street twenty-five (25) feet: thence
One hundred Go0) feet and eleven Glb
inches to the centre li1e of the block thence
block. Twenty-five (25o feet; thence North
wardly and again parallel with Fifth Ave-
nue. One hundred (loO) feet and eleven GD
inches to tho point place of beginning.
Said lot is also known and distinguished
Number 9S7 on certain Map of Lands Of
BENJAMIN l.. Benson. made by Joseph F.
Bridges. City Surveyor. May. 1925. and now
or formerly on file Map Number s3 in tbs
Office of the Register of the City and County
of New York. The land affected by said IN
strument lies in Section 6. in Block 1909. on
the Land Map of the City ..ef New York.
Dated, New York, April 10th. 1919.
JOHN u. ROGAN. Referee
BALDWIN & MAY. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
80 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhat-
tan, n. Y. City.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold its street Number is "a East
.Q4th Street,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Locust Valley Estate,
Held at 100000, Sold
Isaac S. Wheaton Disposes of
Attractive Property Over
looking l.. /. Sound

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, through
its country department, has sold for
Isaac S. Wheaton, of Princeton, N. j.,
and Lithgow, N. Y, his property known
as Tulip Hill." a. Locust Valley, L.
l., held at 100000.
1t consists of about thirty seven
acres of land, mostly wooded, and was
formerly owned by Briton N. Busch,
of New York. The residence, a large
building Of hollow tile and concrete,
crowns fine hilltop overlooking the
Long Island Sound.
Frederick S. Stone was the architect
of the buildings on the estate, which,
besides the residence, consist of gar
age, stables and cottages. The es-
tates Of A. w. Burchard, D. A. Loring,
jr., Glenn Stewart and E. Mortimer
Ward surround the property, which
was for some time occupied by F. W..
fruauff as tenant. It's proximity to
the Piping Rock Club and bathing
beach, and to the sports club at Mill
Neck forms an important part in it's
attraction.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
AUCTION SALES
JULIUS KINDERMANN & SONS me

JULIUS KINDERMANN & SONS. NC
1890 40 sV4RAGE WeRstsl WHAREHousEs: ware
Avenue 8 1851 Brook Xvenue wA'es
Bronx Borough.
GOODS sToTEb FOX hoFE ar ApTIl 5aso 1eth; 1s19
AtEN UE-To l. Rosen. Mrs A. S. Miller.
Michaels 11,e Brothers. W. T. Stokes, Mrs F.
:; 9,,a Gii6eFt; sdn9e M Mrs Louise G. Dennis. A. NJ
GOODS STORED AT sss-s7 WALES
AvENUE-To II. Horenburger. Mrs. r. A.
Soraan, S MRS. a. Mosh, Cowperthwait &.
Sons, Mrs !. Stanley. Godburg Furniture
G09ps STORED AT 1s4e.sl BROOK
Fried. p. j. Mcdonald.
., You and each of You are hereby notified
ina, mat the time for payment OF our lien
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given. you, we will cause such
1S music M caSnss nnnS Pano 4so records
foners, curio cabinets. beds. dayenports
chairs rockers. dressing tables. dining
ture, sewing machines pool table desl,s
ding linen hansinss. siNerwar'ep. 'peVs weapimg pia
barrels, and boxes, supposed TO be- hooks
china. glassware. bric-a- brac; contents OF
s,mraH snrnau ~, drawers, personal effects. etc.
your account Tor In which You claim an
INTEREST,". interest," IN tho warehouses of Julius Kin
Ssss9 vale. al NSs %venas ana
1340-oi Brook Avenue. New York civ To
be sold at public auction at the ware
house, Nos. 10000 Webster Avenue, near
llOth street, Bronx Borough, New York
CITY. ON FRIDAY. MAY 9TH. 1910, AT
1850 a. NJ. according to tho statute In
such case made and provided. aud il tho
sale thereof is not completed on said dato
the samo Will be continued at the same
place on each and every Friday there
atter, beginning at 1880 A. NJ. and con
tinung until all the goods are sold or
until tho Hens nrc satisfied
JULIUS kINbERMANN q SONS, INC.
Frank Kindermann. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Brokers' ' sctorv
Bond Sar,ls,ss Over
s2,OOO,s s Mark
Big Subscriptions From Title
Companies Swell Total to
S2,lO2,5OO; MIR. Marling
Wants S3OO,0 900 ii Day

Alfred E. Marling expressed the hope
on Saturday that the drive Of the Real
Estate Division would be carried over
the S2,0OO,000 mark on Monday. Extra
effort was made yesterday by the teams
that the wish of the chairman might be
realized. When the subscriptions were
totalled up last night Mr.. Marling glee-
fully turned to his co-workers at head.
quarters with the remark: 1--WE have
1t, meaning that the drive had reached
the first third of it's $6,OO0OOO quota.
1t was found that the subscriptions of
the day totalled $469,s50, which brought
the grand total to $2,102, 800.
Clarence H. Kelsey, president of the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
was the largest contributor His per-
sonal subscription and those of his
companies totalled S4O5,OOO. For the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company he
subscribed 100000, and for the Bond
andy Mortgage Guarantee Company a
similar amount. His personal subscrip-
tion was $4,000.
The Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany gave $4,000 and Mrs. Eliza Stew
ems $4,000. Cartier, the jeweller, con-
trlbuted $4,000 to the real estate drive,
the amount representing one-half of i
per cent of the assessed value of his
property, the old Kingsland dwelling
at 653 Fifth Avenue
Mr.. Marling says that $3.50, 900 day
from now to the end of she drive will
be required if the Real Estate Dirision
IS to equal its quota of Sc $4,000. He
said that the teams were doing fairly
we'll, but asked for greater effory. Some
teams are not working as hard as they
should. Mr.. Marling said. This is the
time for hard work." continued the
chairman, repeating his request Of last
week for the help of all real estate
men.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Hearing ON Instalment
Lot Measure To-day
Long Island Interest and Nathan
Hirsch of Mayors Com
mittee to Discuss Bill

Nathan Hirsch, chairman of the
Mayors committee on taxation and
investigation of mortgage loans. will
meet to-day at 10 o'clock, the COM
mittee of the Long Island Real Estate
Exchange appointed at the conference
OF suburban real estate men last Fri
day, to discuss the Donohue bill, which
is now awaiting the Governors sie-
nature. The bill has to do with the
real estate instalment business, and
makes the land company responsible
tor the contract made with the lot
buyer. The bill does not recognize
possible contingencies, and makes the
failure of the land dealer punishab BILE
by long term in Jail.
The bill, which was introduced at
the request of Mr.. Hirsch's committee,
was intended to cure the Gland shark''
evil. Real estate men claim it is not
fair to them.
Word came from Albany to the real
estate men of Long Island that the
Governor would hear their case on
May 9th. In the meantime it is the
hope of the real estate men to con-
vince Mr.. Hirsch of the injustice of
the bill in its present form.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
School Needs More Room
So Buys Adjoining Site
Building for Primary Grades
To Be Erected in 08th Street
for PupiIs of St. Bernard

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. R. W. Howe vacant lot on
the south side of Ninety eighth Street,
225 feet from the corner of Fifth Avenue,
to the st. Bernard School Building
Corporation, which recently erected a
new school building on the three lots
adjoining to the west. The school will
erect an addition on the lot just pur-
chased for the use Of the primary
classes and Cor the housing of the
masters.
Fine s2d Street House Sold
Pease g. Gilman have sold for Mrs.
J. Prentice Kellogg the modern five
story American basement dwelling at
9 East Eighty Street, on lot
25X100. now occupied by John Sloane,
TO client for occupancy.
Sale of 10th Street Dwelling
Lester II. Goodkind, with Frederick
Zittel & Sons, has sold for Frederick
Phillips, vice-president of the Harri-
man National Bank. to client Of
Tuckcr-Speycrs Company, 225 West
Seventeen Street, three-story brown
stone dwelling on a lot 19x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Bronx Properties Traded
For Realty ON East Side
Apartments in 18TH Street Fig
ure in an Exchange for
House in Attorney St.

Heller & Sussman have sold GIL
East 18th Street, q five-story apart
ment, on a plot 5Ox100, to an INVESTOR;
also the six-story house at 626 East
18th Street, taking in part payment
two fve-storv houses, each on lot
25x100. at 1856 Attorney Street and 769
Second Avenue.
Sale of fremont Ave. Flat
Frederick Brown has sold and 9
five-story apartment house, on q
plot 50x91.
Kelly Street Apartment Sold
Max N. Natanson has sold to Nathan
Socol TIT Kelly Street, at the corner
of Leggett Avenue, four-story walk
up apartment. Samuel Ginsberg was
the broker.
Operator Buys in 187th St.
George Kean purchased from Cohen
& Siegel 41b East 18TH Street, four
story apartment. on plot 83.4x10O.
Buyer for Two-Family House
Hugo Wabst sold for W. Nicholson
the two-family dwelling, on a plot 5Ox
$50, on the west side of Hyatt Avenue,
about 200 feet north of Mclean Ave
nue., to Il. Wilson for an inves tment.
Birmingham Man Sells Site
Schano & Co. have sold for George
Amos, of Birmingham, plot at 487 and
488 Van Nest Park; for James Kava-
reich house at 1910 Holland Avenue;
for James Tompkins a house at 1925
Matthews Avenue.
Morris Avenue Dwelling Sold
Samuel Cowen sold for Lawrence
Davis to John Ahlgrim the three-story
dwelling, on lot 21.3X100, at 2O37
Morris Avenue.
Concourse Store Building Resold
Irving Judis has resold to client
or Louis Fine the onestory store
building, on a plot 50x60 on the west
side of the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, between 182d and 183d Streets.
MIR. Judis purchased the property last
week from Edward Hurley.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan


WEST BROADWAY. 400; Jos f Newberger
to Title & T Co, 176 Broadway s11. 500
b6TH ST, So East; Margaret A Mills to
Title g & T Co, 167 Broadway s35. 900
FRANKLIN ST, 50-52: Henry r c Watson
exr etc, to Harry Aronson 200 Sth av:
atty, New York T &s NJ Co. 1876 Broad
1ooTH sT 80 ~ p.r,, $500
$1,000; VIM. II Faulhaber and ano, exrs
70 Black-Star Co, Bible House. New
York; atty David Schwartz II Bible
asTH ST. 125 East Title j & r CO 10 10
greenwich Savings Bank 246 9Th av:
attys, Middlebrook & B. As Cedar
81 .......... SIS, 900
L. AEe,3lNGTON Av, c, 46th st; New York
say Bank to Randolph Hurry, 100 West
o. r,1 5gth st, and ano, so Maiden lane 81 0. 900
ooIi 81, n s. 100 I'd av mtge s12, 900: :
Lawyers Mort Co to Sigmund Morris 22s
East East 5oth st; atty. Sidney Loeb, 10
CLINTON Av. $. 1882 MCKINLEY $1,000 sW
Ioz lso.ll to Boston rd x10l.7xl53
70 Noore Assets Corpn to Jerome Mtge Co.
Soo Euiton st, Brooklyn atty, w Ii Orr
500 Fulton st, Brooklyn yn...........si
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Buyer of 38ih Street Property
Plans Garage for Site

The West Fifteenth Street Garage,
Inc, has bought from Harry Colyer
the fve-story tenement, on lot 25x
$50, at 534 West Thirty-ninth Street;
also from the David Stevenson Brew
ing Company the vacant plot, 100x989,
abutting at 535 to SAL West Thirty
eighth Street.
1t Will erect two or three-story
public garage over the entire site. The
property adjoins on the east the large
plot acquired recently by the Metro
politan Opera House Company, at 536
to 542 West Thirty-ninth Street,
through TO Thirtyeighth Street, upon
which it will build five-story garage
and scenery warehouse.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

AVENUE B "a. store and basement: Her
minia and Harry Abend to Harry Kraus
s65 Kelly st, Bronx; years from March
9TH AV. 610-512. parts street noor and
basement; 610-512 9Th Av Corpn to I. r
Lunch and Restaurant Co, Inc, Al Park
Row; years II la months from May 15
1919; atty Abr J Halprin, Al Park
1ST AV. 18O1-1S03. % loft: Adam Hoppel
to Pearl White Steam Laundry, on the
premises; years from May l, 1913;
attys. koppelman & w, 144 Rivington
AVENUE b. y Q 9Th st, store and base
ment, S4x7S.5; Fordwal Realty Corpn to
United Cigar Stores Co of America, A
west l1sth st; 10 years and 8 months
from Sept /. 1919; atty. Samuel IL Gold
- ing, 100 broadway ............... 50, 900
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1906. store and base
ment; iy + Meyer to David I3earman, on
the premises ct al Z years and 10
nonams n,snai, from april !. 1918; atty. John l.
bisseli, 10 broadway ..........S SIS, 400
list ST. 10 West. all; Elmer E Mathews
70 Evelyn Alderman. 57s 4th st.
brook!yn: years from May l, 1918:
atty. Henry Gorham. 81 Wall st SO. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Operators Buy
Bijou Building
On Broadway
6. Morrill, Banner and VIM.
/. Levy Purchase Tall
Structure on Old Theatre
Site: Lofts i'm Cliff St. Sold

S. Morrill, Banner and William L.
Levy have bought the sixteen-story
Bijou Building at 1887 and 1889 Broad
way, extending through the block to
so2 and 504 Sixth Avenue north of
Thirtieth Street, valued at $1,250,00o.
The building, which was erected about
four years ago by Isaac A. Hopper, re-
placing the old Bijou Theatre, was
scouired from the Commercial Trust
Company, as trustee. 1t contair
stores, Offices and lofts.
The building has frontage of 39.- @.
feet on Broadway and 4S feet on Sixth
Avenue, with southerly and northerly
lines of 249.3 feet and 234.4 feet, re-
spectively. 1t was completed prior to
the enactment of the zoning law. The
builder acquired the site from Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. William S. Sussman was
the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Broc kivn Dwelling Houses Sold

The Meister Builders have sold 903,
oil and 92T SiXtieth Street, three two
story, two-family houses, each on q
lot 2Ox100.
Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold
lsS Keap Street, three-story dwell
ing, on lot 2Sx10O, for Gwendolyn
Ieffries.
Charles Partridge has sold for the
South Brooklyn Savings Bank, to Eva
Q. Allen, the four-story dwelling at
1899 Pacific Street
William P. Jones has sold for the
Clio Realty Company to Lizzie Ever
haus, the twostory dwelling on a lot
Hxi0O, on the north side of Fifty
third Street, 512 feet west Of Third
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Quick Resale of Flats
Brings Spectators Profit
The Towers, at Central Park
West and 9th Street, Sold
by I. Portman

Tho Towers, an e1ght-story apart
ment house at the northwest corner of
Central Park West and Ninety-fourth
Street, has been resold by l. Portman's
Union Chemical Glassware Company,
which purchased the property about
three weeks ago from the builders
Harde Bros.
The house stands on a plot fronting
6s feet on Central Park West and 100
feet on Ninety-fourth Street.
The new owner Is an investor, who
will carry out Mr.. Portman's original
plan of altering the structure into
suites Of two and three rooms and
bath. The Nehring Company was the
broker in the resale.
Sale of Amsterdam Avenue Flats
Sonn Bros. and Max Marx have sold
through Louis Block, as broker, the two
six-story apartment houses on a plot
100x100 at 102 to 108 West 142d Street,
adjoining the southwest corner of
Lenox Avenue. The property was
bought for cash.
Brown Disposes Of Apartment
Frederick Brown has sold the five-
story twentyfamily apartment house
at 706 West 10th Street on a plot
60x93, between Fort Washington Ave
nue. and Broadway.
118th Street Apartment Sale
George N. Bruno & Co. sold for A.
Sierra 344 East 11Sth Street. a six-story
apartment.
st. Nicholas Avenue Corner Sold
Isidore Wolf has sold to Hyman
Schwartz the five-story walk-up apart
ment at the southwest corner of 113th
Street and St. Nicholas Avenue on a
plot 76x95x irregular. 1t was sold for
all cash above the first mortgage.
Harry Levy was the broker.
Buyer for 180th Street Corner
H. M. WE'LL Co. has sold for the
Schwartz estate the southwest corner
of 180th Street and Amsterdam Ave-
nue., lot 25x100, to j. w. Night. q
builder, who intends to erect a five
story walk-up apartment on the site
Park Avenue Apartment Agents
Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. have
been appointed agents Of the $50 Park
Avenue Company, Max Nathanson,
president, for the thirteen story apart
ment house recently purchased by this
company on the northeast corner of
Eighty-second Street and Park Avenue,
on plot 139.Sx1O0.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
100000 libel action instituted by
Chaloner against the rlewspaper.

Chaloner against the newspaper.
The only question Judge Dietrich
was called on to decide was whether
Chaloner. incompetent under New
York decree, still in force and not re-
moved by competent judicial action,
could maintain suit in his own per-
son. The plea in bar was argued two
weeks ago, when George Curtiss, coun-
sci for Chaloner, submitted a subse-
eHsnt decree obtained from the Dis
srlct Court of Albemarle County. Vir-
ginla, which held Chaloner competent.
The record shows, the court ex-
planned, that Chaloner was found in
competent by court of competent jur-
isdiction in this state on June %. 1899
II also shows that the Virginia court
declared him on November 2S, 1900. to
be competent and sane. He then quotes
Section SIS of the New York statutes.
which provides that any person of legal
age, or if not of legal age, by proper
representative, may sue in any state
court, unless declared by competent
decree to be mentally incompetent to
manage his own affairs. He then con-
tinues:
THE controlling inquiry here, there
lore, relates to the meaning and appli-
cation OF this statute. 1t was framed
NS"HSASoos " PlOItCt AClR8nLS who
were in fact mentally incapable OF
managing their own affairs. The gist
of the rule is, however, not the Judi
cial declaration, but the actual mental
capacity of litigants.
so here in the absence of counter
valing evidence of equal dignity the
decree of the New York courts should
be accepted As controlling and as con-
clusively establishing the plaintiffs
uation the plaintiff produces a decree
of Virginia court declaring the
plaintiff sane and of subsequent
date"
Judge Dietrich then concludes as
defendant in Virginia doubtless his
right to sue would have gone unchal-
lenged."
The case now, In the absence of a
direct appeal on this Nsa, will be
tried on the direct issue involved some
time in Nav.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Many More Additional
Rentals at Soutl,amnto,,

Alfred e. Schermcrhorn announces
the following cottage rentals at South
ampton, l.. L..
For Mrs. Alfred Nelson in the Fair
LEA lea Grounds to Frank L. Polk; for
Mrs. c. Elmer Smith on Hampton Road
to Mrs: Edmund Randolph; for Mrs.
James I. Kilpreth at First Neck Lane
and Pond Lane to w. Butler Duncan;
for Mrs. Frank II. Corwith on Main
Street to Courtandt D. Barnes; for
Samuel Margins on Meeting House
Lane to Oliver Denton; for Mrs Lillian
Raymond Mallock on First Neck Lane
to Irving l.. Tenney; for Mrs. William
Drew on First Nexk Lane to Mrs. Rob
ert G. Black; for John r. Abney on.
the Shinnecock Hills to Mrs Edward
McCauley, jr.; for Miss Zcla de Mlhau
in the Shinnecock Art Village to
Gerome Brush and for DR.. Colin S.
Carter on the beach at Bridgehampton
to Henry Davenport.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
$25O,OOO BROOKLYN Lease

Samuel Tankoos has leased for a
long term of years at an aggregate
rental Of $25o,0o0, to the Capitol
Lunch System, who own and operate
many establishments throughout New
York and New England, the ground
floor and basement Of the property
at the junction Of Fulton Street, Flat
bush Avenue and Hudson Avenue. Ex-
tensive alterations are to be made
from plans by Frederick Putnam Platt.
The property is owned by Frank P. w.
Schmit2 and Bertha M. Schmitz.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
West Side Dwellings Rented

Porter & Co. have leased the follow
ing three-story and basement dwell
ings: At 100 West 120th Street, to
Esther Moss; at 249 West 127th Street,
to Lydia Soukup; at cit West 128th
Street, to May Trainor; at 218 Lerox
Avenue. to George D. Kinsman; at 251
West 121st Street, to Katherine s.
Ripperger; at 112 West 10th Street,
TO DR.. Ellis Morris; at 227 West 18th
Street, to Charles r. Lc Vogue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Miners Bronx Theatre
Leased for Sl0O. 600

Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
Melrose Avenue, for the American Real
Estate Co. Judge W. c. Noyes and
Alfred L. Marling, receivers) to the
Acme Leasing Co., which represents
the H. c. Miner estate.
The lease is for five years at an
aggregate rental Of 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Astoria Apartment Sold

Minor L. Platt has sold for the
Rickert-Finley Realty Company one OF
their model four-story apartment
houses, in plot 4ox10O, in the Nor
wood section Of Astoria, at 425 Jamaica
Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
Avenues, to Manhattan investor. 1t
was held at $4,000.
Mr.. Platt has also sold for Thomas
Capek, president of the Bank Of Eu-
rope, his two-family dwelling at AIS
First Avenue, Astoria, to Mrs. A. e.
Ranftle, for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Two Tenements Planned for
Bronx to Cost $l7O.OOO

Plans were filed in The Bronx yes
terday for two fve-story tenements to
be erected at the northwest corner of
Grand Avenue and 1s8th Street, on
plots 96x96 and 90x94.
The houses are to be erected by the
Edward Waters Building Company,
from plans by Charles Kreymborg, who
estimates the cost at $17O,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
104th Street.

The approximate amoupt OF tho lien or
cnarse, to satisfy which the allowed described
t9Itst t.t thereon from the 7th day o. January.
asds. s,l together with the costs and allowance
april 10th, 1919. together with the expense,
of the sale The approximate amount Of mo
,aNes' assessments and water ates or other
@ mems which are TO be allowed to the pur-
cnaser en- out of the purchase money or paid
oy the Referee. is S894.s0 and interest
Dated, New York. April 10th. 1919
JOIN IL ROGAN.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Chaloner Scores
Victory i'm First
Legal Battle Here

In an opinion filed in the Federal
District Court yesterday Judge Frank
]. Dietrich held that John Armstrong
Chaloner is competent to sue in the
Federal courts of this jurisdiction. In
filing the opinion, Judge Dietrich dis
missed the plea in bar interposed by
"The New York Evening Post" in the
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
BUYER for 5Oth St. Tenement

UuytH TUT JVtIk Ct' tfIcHtntS
Joseph F. Feist e. Co. sold for the
Bluhdorn estate the two five-story
tenements at $40 and 542 West Fiftieth
Street to l. Deitelbaum.
First Avenue Tenement
Henry Hof has sold fc- Mrs. Han.
nah Morgenstern the four-story tene-
ment on lot 248x75 at CAT First Ave.
nue., rs feet north Of Thirty seventh
Street, to John II. Barning.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

9Th AV. 2s; Carrie A Knight agt Abraham
MARKS ct al foreclosure OF two mtgs1 !:
atty, c Levi. --'s'''
LEMON Av. 25s; Fulton Trust Co of "
ast Mary Wood ct al (foreclosure of
mtg}; attys. kneeland, Harrison g. Hewitt,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29
Auction Results

by James j. Donovan
WORTHEN AV. late iddth at. n r. 75 W
Barry st, i26xi00. vacant. i a Spolman
ngt bridget Kcnrncy ct nI; due $24ltSO.
tnseH, etc, S1,1lJf3, to tho plaintiff for
$l.7b0
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29

RICE, JEANNE Din PURSUANCE Of an o,d,,
2, =, Ss County Of New York i hereby Sss
RICE. late OF the County OF New YORK dece.saa ~,
asssr psn. sse s sans s VIII vouchers thereof to The suS
Firth Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan In the T, '"s
ns', MSw fnsk on or before the 18th day Of octeasr
,,,, BANllERs TRUST COMPANY. Eser,,,ns Eera WIS.
WHITE CASE. Attorneys for Executor "a W.u
Street. New York CITY ''' ~ "su