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New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Fine Long Island Country
Homes Have Good Mark OF

John F. Scott, with Douglas L. Eli
man q Co., has rented for the Cedar
hurst Estates a large stone honse and
garage in Sealy Lane, Cedarhurst, l.. l.,
TO ": V. B. Kip; and with Henry Pier
son & Co., OF Brooklyn, Sunnyside, at
Ocean Avenue and Breezy Way, Law
renee, l.. J., for Mrs. Charles 4. Shcr-
man to Mrs. August Kipstein; for
George E. w. Burley The Oaks. at
Rriarwoot Crossing, Cedarhurst, to J.
Cheever Cowdin; for Henry Lanthier
cottage at Lawrence Beach, l.. l., to
Harry M. Billings; for w. A. Winant,
Lucerne, at Lawrence Beach, to Mrs,
w. II. Osgood, and for j. P. Malone his
cottage in Ocean Point Avenue, Cedar
hurst, to Captain Hartford Willing Hare
pouaJ
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
10Th Street Loft Figures in
Deal for New Jersey Proner,

= Frederick Brown has resold through
5. Osgood Pell & Co. and E. II. Peck
81 West Nineteenth Street, a seven
story loft building, on a lot 25x92. ac
quired by the seller about three weeks
ago. The buyer gave in part payment
four three-story frame dwellings on
Edgewater and Abbott avenues and
Linden Court, Ridgeheld Park, N. j.,
on plots having frontages ranging from
"a to 40 feet. Mr.. Brown also sold
to Jacob Unger through AL. Meyer
1868 Avenue A, a five-story fiat, on a
lot 25x100, having two stores.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Recorded Mortgages
Manhattan

HOUSTON ST. 2i w, s. 25x1oo; m;
May 12; Thehla Todrus to Greenwich
Saw Bank. 246 9Th av; due July l. 1921 |
per cent; attys. Middlebrook & b. 46
Cedar st ............. ........S $50, 600 |
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Wall Street Overflow
Locates on Park Row
Space Shortage in Financial
Zone Forces Location in
Outside District

1t would have been stretching ones
imagination some up to a few years
ago to think of locating Wall Street
business on Park Row. but with a CITY
short Of every character of accommo-
cations anything is likely to happen.
Wall Street business has finally come
to Park Row, since there is no space
IN Wall Street for the expansion Of
business. A headquarters or evecu-
tive office, is about the best concerns
can maintain in Wall Street. Office
statfs will have to be housed elsewhere
as in the case of j. Frank lilly G. Co.,
Investment brokers, of so Broadway,
who yesterday leased through Car
stein q Linnekin, Inc, the second
floor at Park Row for their CORE
spondence and statistical department.
Carsteln q Linnekin have also leased
floor at 6 Murray Street to the Muir
ray Press, and space in 396 Broadway
to t. the Factory Methods Company,
Francis J. Kelly and Theodore Nelson.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to w.
Hashner the first loft at 491 Eighth
Avenue; to Mary Devilliers the first
loft at S92 Sixth Avenue, and to Ira
Carter the third loft at 666 Sixth
Avenue.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased TOR w.. s: Force g. Co. the
ground floor of 81 Front Street to r.
Lawrence Smith Export and Import
Company. Extensive improvements
%Slll be made to the building. Force
d Co. purchased Sd Front Street re-
Gently from Clarence W. Eckardt, Of
the Markham Realty Corporation, and
Tor many years were the tenants at rs
Front Street, which building was taken
through the Noyes Company by R. w.
Greff & Co.
:. Herbert Hecht & Co. have leased
Tor the Schultz Realty Company to the
pl:anro,Amount ar Shirt Shops, q store at
1923 Broadway, at Fiftleth Street, at
an aggregate rental Of 100000. The
paramount Shirt Shops have also
leased a store in Third Avenue, near
Street. ''>--
Leon s. Altmayer and Chris. Volzing
& Son have leased to the Auto Sales
company the store in the Subway
building, at the northeast corner of
Street and Lexington
AVenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Little Sisters of Assumption
Get Former Stuyvesant Home

The Cloak Pressers' Building Asso-
clatlon,. which bought last year the old
Rutherford Stuyvesant residence at the
southwest corner of Second Avenue
and Fifteenth Street and altered it for
its occupancy, has now sold the proper
ty to the Little Sisters of the Assump-
tion for new home. The Stuyvesant
house is a spacious four-story struct-
ure, on plot 43x1O3.2, and had been
erected when Stuyvesant Square was
the exclusive residence centre of the
city. The family had owned the prop
erty for 100 years.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
G.. w. Custus to Go II Alone

George W. Gustus, for many years
associated with Pease e. Gilman, and
late Of the Office of Samuel j Tankoos,
has branchcd out for himself. He re-
ported yesterday his first szeable deal,
lease Of the upper part Of the build
ing at 214 West Thirty-fourth Street,
ments. When alterations are CONFLICT
ed Mr.. Gustus will occupy the first
hoor for his own Offices, for the pur-
pose of conducting, general real cs
tate brokerage business.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Sherry's Catering Co.
Rents on Fifth Avenue

The Douglas Robinson. Charles
Brown Company has sub leased for
the Wright-Marvin Aircraft Companv
the store and basement at tho south.
east corner Of Fifty-cighth Street and
Fifth Avenue, in the Mary Mason Jones
estate block, to the Louis Sherry Com
pany. DIR. Sherry has sold his busi-
ness to the Sherry company, OF which
he IL president. It VIII take care OF
thc catering business developed by Mr..
Sherry.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Alterations
Manhattan

2aD ST, 1s e. to 5-sty store and offices;
w Post, owner; II & c Winston, 2
Columbus Circle, archts; cost.....S So, 500
SAITH ST, Il w. to 12-sty store; Bedei
Co, 10 w 34th s., owner; Seymour.
Schonewald & Cornell. Grand Central
Terminal, archts; cost ...........S5,c coo
42D ST, 92 to AZ E. to 10-sty bank &
office; Lincoln Safe & Deposit Co;
prem, owner; NJ r Strong, Wall st.
aren't; cost 80. 9oo' Voo
18TH ST. w, to q 4-sty e. basrnt dwlg
j f Wright, PAT w 10th st, owner; VIM
l. Crow Construction Co., 103 Park av.
WASHINGTON SO, n, 6. to 4-sty &;
basmt dwlg; j Morrow, prem owner
GS Rogers, 3G7 Lexington av, archt (;
5TH Av. 236 to 23s. to an 11-sty & store
& lofts; Castillo Corp 1l78 Bway,
owner; G & Blum, sos 5th av, archts;
WASHINGTON ST, ST, & Greenwich st, 81,
to a 4sty stable & dwlg r Duffy Es-
tate, premises owner; o Reissmann. 147
attn aV. archt; cost. ........ So. 900
5TH AV, z5th ST. to a Tasty hotel
and store; Empire Trust Co. l20 Broad
way, owner; A Mast, Sc West 45th st,
architect; cost s. 500
I'D AV, 14th st, to a 5-story store
etc: e Sullivan, 1876 East CID ST. owner
l. Densiow, "A West 18th ST. architect
. . . 90
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Portman Buys Two Flats
On Seventh Ave. Corner
Purchases the Arcadia and
Ahelard at St. Nicholas Ave.
RescUs I0Oth St. House

The Arcadia and Abelard, two six
story elevator apartment houses, oc-
cupying the triangular plot at Seventh
and St. Nicholas avenues and 115th
Street, haxss'been bought by Isaac Port
ii ayam' i5 fesf si'a5s- sn seyehgg rhfg
Avenue, III feet or St. Nicholas Ave
nue., 15.9 feet on 115th Street, and have
a rear line of about 108 feet. There
are five stores on the st. Nicholas Ave
nue. frontage.
Mr.. Portman also resold to Morris
Cohen 525 West lS0th Street, q five
story apartment, on plot 4SxlO0, and
also purchased from the Thames Build
ing and Construction Company 3l2
West Eighty-second Street, four and
a half-story American basement dwell
ing, 16x102.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Tax Remission
Suggested to Help
Building Activity
John j. Murphy Relieves in
a Law Allowing an Ex-
cinpsion From 10 to II
Years on New Structures

TIE relassion OF taxes for a short
,o-;ns, OF timo on all new construc-
.;on Mas advocated by John J. Murphy,
secretary Of the Tenement House Com
mission Charities Organization So
ciety OF New York, as means of
solving the housing problem in the
Oranges. at a conference on AmerI
sanizaton held in the Woman's Club
house. in East Orange. last week, un-
.ier the direction OF the patriotic bu-
reau OF the club civic committee.
"The problem confronting the Or
anres IS not local one," said Mr..
Murphy New York is suffering a
housing famine unprecedented in his
tory, due TO two cause.-the increas-
ing concentration of population and
the stoppage of building due to the
high cost of labor and materials and
lending companies to advance money
under present circumstances. This is
not unnatural, because they feel that
should there be later q considerable re-
duction in wages Or cost, the contracts
made would involve thine in heavy
losses. As solution thero are but two
proposals that can be considered prac-
tical--the continuance of the policy
Of governmental subsidies by Federal
or state authorities or the simple one
Of remitting all taxes on new con-
struction Is it not absurd that at
time when there is a famine of hous-
ing that the state and city continue
to fine every man who dares to build
a house? But that is substantially what
is being done under our present sys-
TEN.
IS Per Cent More to Build Now
at costs to-day thirty-fve per cent
more to construct building than it
did three years ago. If the state Leg
islature would enact a law permit
ing cities and towns 70 exempt from
tax for ten to twelve years all build
ings constructed within the next two
years, that remission of taxes would
offset the increased cost of construc-
ton, and with high rents which have
come would be strong inducement
for investment of idle funds in this
form of development"
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison told Of the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

I'D Av. g. s4.4 n 55th st. 2oxsS Ferd &
Henrietta Altheimer to Hy w Unger
Geo b Peyser &. David Widen as exrs
will Tille wilder; attys. Arnstein & Levy
12s Bway; May 90. 1907 .......s4, 900
WASHINGTON ST, eel: Christian II
Lilenthal to Albert w I.ilienthal, Z,
seth st (Union League Club) Marie l.
Lilenthal, 5S4 North Bway. Yonkers
N " Susie l. Parr. individ Hotel Marie
Antoinette. 18th st & Bway. & Susie l.
Parr Il Benz Parr. extrx g. exr will of
Susan Lilienthal; atty, King & Osborn
lo0 Bway: May 10. 1859. ....... $32. 900
t1rH AV, 7s4; Fredk & Theresa Nolze to
Jno Kaes. admr OF Plus Kaes; attys
Wendell Elliott & r, 277 Bway; May
j, l9ib .................... So. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
S25O,000 Hospital
For BROOKLYN

Louis Allen Abramson and Maxwell
A. Cantor are preparing plans for a
four story building and three story
nurses's home for the Israel Hospital
at Borough Park, Brooklyn. The build
ing will cost $250,OOO and wilks occupy
the west side of Tenth Avenue, from
Forty eighth to Forty-ninth streets.
Schroeder to an investor the four story
brick and stone apartment house at 667
Carroll Street, Brooklyn.
Meister Builders have sold to the
Shirley Home Builders thirty-five plots
near New Brunswick, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
News and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market

housing conditions in West Orange,
where the Edison plant is located, en-
ploying 1000 men and women, She
urged the formation of central or
ganlzation, TO encourage building, and
pointed out that in that town alone
there is needed 200 one-famly houses,
zoo two-family houses and twenty six
family houses. She further said that
Mr.. Edison was willing to serve as
a member Of such body.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

BROOME ST, 295, Sylvester Pope ct al.
trustees Ss,. to Mabel r sherman & VIM
to N Title & Mtge Co, 1875 Bway; 2
MADIsoN ST. 7d-7S; mtge @S : $3.50; louis Louis
Bauman to Jacob Rosenberg, SS5 West
End av; attys, Feitenstein G. r, 300
1s3D ST. 5ss 8th av; mtge 5000; Regina
l. l; atty, Wm Beinfeld SO Broad st
list ST. 1o2 W; Lawyers Title & Trust
CO to Bond & Mtge Guar Co & Bond &
ings. $50 4tlf av; atty. T G & II Co, l7s
Bway; assns. each. $40, 900
GlST ST, S, 2S5 Sd av: Mariana G
Bradley to Fergus Reid, 10 W 18th st;
atty & Co. 176 Bway. s1a 500
THIRD AV, 63s; Edw H r Green, individ
& trustee. to Bank for Savings. 2SO 4th
PEARL ST. 1865; also Pine st. 10; Title
Guar e r Co. to Geo c Foster, Vineyard
Haven, Mass; atty. 7 & T Co. 176
74TH ST. asa q; Title Guar &: r SSg'0to co. to
Jos Peklo, AIS e list st; atty, T G &
Co. lfo bway ..,.............s4 81. 900
Bronx
a7.sxloO; Lyman E warren to 'o'' Edw Eti1 p =
a@,~ aarnea B Wn,sd" nlaqkburn TAP pl Summit
sTEBBINS AV, 1856; Edw Robitzek to
IIy Friedman, $50 Riverside DIR; atty P
COURTLANDT AV, W cor 161st st, lSx
106. TX irreg; Lawyers Title & IT Co, exr
to Lena scholtz, 966 Forest av. Bklyn; !;
atty. j Lehrenkrauss e. Son. $50 Fulton
st. Bklyn, n :...,...... 80 500
SAND PROPERTY: Lena Scholtz I'd Mar
tha Krodel, SIS Lcfferts av, Bklyn; atty,
Av. i7aoss: May Reich to Lawyess rs
Mtg Co.. 50 Liberty st; atty, Lawyers
FREEMAN ST, $50; Sarah NJ Wills adrnx,
to Sarah M Wills, 1872 w 1o1st st atty,
. . Hntch fin1I = co. l00 Bway 81
236th st, $, 175 Keper av, 75xl0O;
David Melinck to Mary Plunkett, 3065
Tyndall av; atty, Grant Squires, 2o9
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
To Oppose 5th Ave. FIats

The Committee for the Protection of
the Park Section of Fifth Avenue,
Michael Drecer, chairman, Will hold
q luncheon meeting to-day in the Wal
dorf-Astoria at noon to advance the
campaign to prevent further construc-
tion of apartment houses on Fifth Ave-
nue. by securing an amendment of the
zonlng resolution so as to restrict
building heights to sevcnty-fve feet.
A large attendance is expected.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ORABLE JOHN p. COHALAN. a surro-
gate OF the County OF New York. NOTICE ia
against BENJAMIN A. WILLIAMS, late Of
the County OF New York, deceased. 10 present
scribers at the Office >of Joseph Van Week.
Jr.. No. III 9Th Avenue, in the City Of New
York. on or before the gath day OF August
next.
Dated, New York. the l7th day of Febru.
airy. 1919.
HERBERT d. BROWN,
JOSEPH VAN VLECk, JR
ExANntora
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Court Yards Must Be
Freed Of Coal June /
Tenement House Department
Thinks Emergency Over and
Wants Space Restored

The Tenement Housa Department
feels that the emergency has led to the
storage Of coal in court yards is over
and has rescinded the privilege in an
order issued recently. 1t is as follows !:
"On and after June l, the depart
mcnt will file violations for any coal
found stored in the courts or yards
OF tenement houses, and also for any
part OF the temporary enclosure which
was erected to retain the coal and
which interferes in any way with the
courts, yards, fire passages or areas.
or interferes in any way with the
light and ventilation"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Old Broadway Plot Sold

Harold L. Lewis has sold for John B.
Dexheimer the southwest corner of Old
Broadway and 130th Street, a three
story building on lot 25x92, to the
George j. Schnatz Iron Works, which
owns adjoining property on Old Broad
way. The property was last trans
ferred in 1857.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

sTH Av. 200: Emil @ Hantsche, Jr, agi
People Of the state Of Y ct al (peti.
ton to register title &c): atty. w Fair
child.
4oTH ST, lat W; Peter r. Eean agt) Mary
NJ 10 Deane ct al foreclosure OF mort.
gage); atty. NJ Egan.
SETH ST. 81 E: Robert Clark agt PHILIP
Curran ct al foreclosure OF mort
.ugage). attys. Yer Pianck g. Prince
9TH AV. W s,N4l.l 70 of Greenwich ay
2lxs511xirreg Chas II Phelps agt U S
Trust Co OF N ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage). attya. Levintritt Cook
Nathan e. Lehman.
WATER ST, n cor James Slip, 3s2x
GA: Central Union Trust Co Of N Y
trustee. agt Henrietta c Westfall ct
~ foreclosure of nortRage); attys
Miller, King, Lane g. Trafford.,
e3TH ST. SO W; Monoure Robinson ct
al agt Joseph Trcllnghuyscn ct al
foreclosure of morfghge), attys. Ever
cit. Clarke g. Benedict
Bronx
WASHINGTON Nv. -, 22o2 n Of 1s1st
81, z5.2xi00:a; Francis Is Pryor agt Kate
!'ryor ct al lpartition suIl); atty, II G
Brooks.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
114th st

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above e-described
terest thereon from the ist day Of NAV
1913. together with costs and allowances
amountlng to S3l3.41. with interest from
May End 1919 together with the expensss
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF tho
liens, which re to be allowed 10 the pur
chaser out of the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee is $4,000 and interest
Dated, New York May 5. 1919
JACOB J. LESSER, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Tenants for Flats

Douglas L. Gilman Co. have
corner Of Eighty Street, to w. B.
Symmes, jr.; at 106 East Eighty-fifth
Street to Edward Bcnnechc; at 144
East Fifty sixth Street to Townsend
Lawrence; at 1856 East Seventy-nYnth tn
Street to Jscopeh S. Stout; and an Office
at 27o Park Avenue to DR.. Charles Nj.
Cole
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
SURROGATES' NOTICES

of Honorable JOHN p COHALAN snrross.s S' osa.s
to- to al al Soun osssoS. e s.ssS New York notice Is hereby
RICE late of the County os New York. .rcrssss - =.
rrNan' tSri inc same with vouchers thereof to the 6
flth Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan IN m, Csx y,
nss msw fErx na,o on @ OF before the 18Th day n 0e
BANKERS TkrST COMPANY EXcc,.e,
WHITE 4 CASH. AttorAc,s .vr Executor j ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
New Building Plans
Manhattan

143D ST. 2-10 w. for 1-sty storage, 1Gox
100; Biddle Motor Car Co, lis w 142d
st, owner; NJ Anson, 454 W 146th st.
architect; cost So 900
tel, 42.3x100; 700 West End Av Corpn,
2s0 Madison av, owner G. L Pelham 200
w 72d st, architect; cost ... $500, 600
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, w cor Broadway.
for a 1-sty and basement office and
police booth, 14.6x14.s; City, owner; j
Whitford, Tom pkinsville. l, architect :;
Bronx
15sD ST, 8. 100 Courtlandt av. -sty
brick garage, 50x100: Robert j Moore
head, 81 2O0th st, owner Edw J
Byrne, 436 Il 15Sth st, architect, ,
eqSt INV, % an,,ocS So'Vyo st
2-sty and attic 7 c block dwelling. 53.6x
26.l0; Mary NJ McKelvey, Palisade av.
owner; Julius Gregory. Sc w 45th ST.
architect; cost ............-.... SlS, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Tall Hotel for West End Ave,

George F. Pelham has prepared
plans for fourteen story hotel to be
erected at the northeast corner of
West End avenue and Ninety-fourth
Street for the 700 West End Avenue
Corporation David Zipkin, presi-
dent). The building will occupy a plot
44x100 and will cost about $3.50 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Riverside Drive Site Bought
For Apartment House

Nose Goodman, builder, has bought
through Charles Goldberg from the
City Real Estate Company the five lots
at the north corner Of Riverside Drive
and 157th Street. fronting 218 feet on
the Drive, and Immediately will lerect
six-story elevator apartment house
to cost about $500 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Operators Buy Bronx Dwellings

The Hudwill Corporation, Hudson P.
Rose president, has bought from j.
Callan two-family frame dwelling at
257 East 201st Street; also from John
Flood, through M. Buckley, two-family
houses at 1928 Hoe Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
9th Ave. Flats for Investor

The H: NJ. WE'LL Company has sold
for the Franklin Savings Bank to the
Dormond Realty Company, S. Meyers,
president, the two five-story tenements
Avenue, on lot 26.6x120 each. The pur-
chaser has bought for speculation.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Buys Home in FLUSHING

Mrs. Julia A. Arthur has sold her
two-f,amily dwelling at III. Twenty
fourth Street, Flushing, to George
A1hern,. of Corona. The sale was made
py >. Albert Johntra, of Flushing. The
nouse contalns ten rooms and stands
On On p.ot 4oxloo feet, there is garage
purchaser buys for Investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
New Owner in SD Street

The Payson Mel Merrill Company
has sold for John r. Dunlap, 55 East
Fifty-third Street, fve-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling, on lot 15xl0O.5
to client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Delaney Street Tenement Sold

Bertha Levy has sold to the 1870 Dc
lancey Street Corporation, formed at
Albany with II. Fulton, II. Memdcs and
4. Buraoch os directors, the six-story
tenement on a lob 26.3x1I.8 at 1870 De-
fAneay Street
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIM
Honorable JOHN P. COHAI.AN. a Surro-
gate of the County of New York. NOTICE ia
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against GALBRAITH WARD, late OF tho
County of New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
the office of his attorneys. EVERETT,
CLARKE & BENEDICT No. 81 Wall Street.
on before the 18th day OF July next
Dated. New York. the 18th day of Janu
ary, 1919.
HENRY G. WARD, : .ecutor.
EVERETT. CLARKE BENEDICT. AZ.
t0rneys for Executors, 81 Wall Street
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Coming From Many Sections
To Live ON 'sTsle of the Rav''

=, Moffatt g. Schwab, of Tompkinsville,
;. l., have sold the property at $ Bay
View Place, Tompkinsville, for Maxer
RBosenholz to Arne P. Abrahamsen, of
Richmond Hill, L. l. Mr.. Abrahamsen
erty shortly.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
1o4th Street.

-, Inc approximate amount OF the lien o,
Cfarge, to satisfy which tho above described
Properly Is to be sold. IS so..l332 With in
1rITst ,.,at thereon from the 9Th day o. January.
aSls, together with the and allowance
april 10tn. 1919. together Win the eSnenscs
ot @ me sale The approximate amount of tho
,aAcs' assessments and water rates or other
lehs, "hch are to be allowed 10 the pur-
cnaser en- out of the purchase money. or paid
ov the Referee. Is sS94S0 and interest
DATED. New York. April 10th. 1919
JOHN ROCAN
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Park Hill House Buyer

The home of Kenneth G. Mcclure, on
Glenbrook Avenue, Park Hill, has been
bought by Paul A. Wysard George
Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PLATKY. LEON-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John +. Cohalan
Surrogate of the County of New York
Notice is hereby given to all persons haw-
County of New York deceased to present
the same, with vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, at the office of Whiteside &
Stryker, her attorneys, at No. 27 VILLA m
Street, in the Borough of Manhattan. in
the City Of New York, State OF New York.
on or before the 18th day of November
1919, next
Dated, New York. the 18th day of May,
1919. '
ANNIE PLATKY. Administratrix
WHITESIDE & STRYkER, ATTORNEYS
for Administrative. O1ice and p D.
Address, ~ William Street Borough
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Brokers. in 5tf Ave. Flat Deal

Oscar D. & Herbert V. Dixie were
the brokers in the sale to Frederick
Brown 1859 and 1861 Fifth Avenue,
made by Everett B. Meeks and Harold
A. Meeks, owners. Robert A. Martin
was associate broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Mechanics Liens

2fru sT. aio ~ Paul pmnarlnI agt
Frlnrs Minor OF The order Of ST Fran
.ts. owner; Joseph Dondoro, contrac-
tpr .s.--.---- .-.---.-. Slh-Eg
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Tract of Lots Near
Summit i'm New Hands

Kurz & Uren have sold for client
of George Neiman 1856 lots at Murray
Hill, near Summit, N. J. This is part
of subdivision. The purchaser pro
poses to continue tho development and
sell the property in small parcels.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
sEW JERSEY
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

sxm n..s,yD ysDoMt. bath, large porch, lawn. 10
sd psts sseta Egte or West shore Hajs-
ssgs.xss .Gfinafss .sern .seW York. Appiy
N~B yas.z s*tgsn ave, Eidgefe!d Fark.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Cedney Farms Plot Buver

The Robert L. Farley Organization
has sold for Kenneth Murchison his
plot at Gcdney Farm, White Plains, to
A. S. Fedde.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Auction Results
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
Cherry st. ZIG. q, sos Pike st. eh.1x
ll7.7 6-aty int & stra; * q Turtle agt
& sender ct al due. sl2.99137: taxes,
etc. 81. 400. IN ths plaintiff for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Investor Buys in Garrison Ave.

Alexander Sel1in and Carl Jaffe have
resold for A. Rappaport and Morris
Chachnow the fivestory apartment
house at 1902 Garrison Avenue, on a
plot 45x7Sx irregular.