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New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Recorded Transfers

PEARL ST, rs, n w c Coen,ies alley. 25.s
xlq,.ex irreg Elbridge r Gerry to Danl
SOUTH ST, 1852, s. 24sx7sx rreg; SAM
Elrenbein to Harry Paltrowitz. Al Con
vent av; b and s; all liens; atty, Har-
vey J Cohen. 81 Chambers st. 81
ORCHARD ST. 40. w 8 25xsslo; Pubic
Stables to Rachel Gutterman. 40 Or
aug is, 1919 and July IL; atty, NJ n
Schneider. 29s Bway ........... 800
WALKER ST. s-13. 8, 100 West Broad
way, eoxlo6. with a to strip in rear
eoxl,6; Jno Mccarthy TO Eliza Guggen-
helmer, fei5 ssa r Sth az; az liens, Nov ls,
SANE rsys n Mis. 81 Wo
TO Harry Aronson. Inc, 200 Fifth av
mtg, $4,000: all liens. Aug 20; attys
GRAND sr. 81 8, 2oxss3, win TO to
alley in rear t. Greene st; julius Hey
ner to sam trnn, 81 Crooke av. Rklyn;
mtg 5000; Aug 20; atty. I Wechstein.
GoERCk ST, II, W 8, 81 s Rvington st,
lsxos: Goerck st. IS, W s, "a Riving-
ton st, lSx5s; Rose Hart to Chas f
Haskell. Orange. n ]; Sept 4. atty.
7 NJ Co, 1876 Bway. 800
WOOSTER ST, 47, 9. 24s7s; Leona +
Wooster st. mtg. M 10 spS sodo attT NsA0Iq marFy ~
Rosenbaum. 80 Broad st......sl st
WILLETT ST IS, 8. 25xloo; Mary a
Wilson ct al to Saml b Mazer 363 Cv-
press av. Bronx; mtg $500, atty. y1 Jas
V Ducrocco. 2ss Bway. y.............s 800
BOND ST. 42-44. s. 52xl003. Seamen's
Bank for sav to Morris Solweghik, 253
Grand st. b and s; atty, n T e. NJ
Co, 1885 Bway Observation-Disclosures. 500
SAME PROPERTY; Morris solweghik to
Annie kovner. 1854 Bergen st, Bklyn:
mtg, $4,000 on whole 3 part: atty'
j l. Holtzmann, 233 Bway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Florence Kov-
ner, zoo Greene st; Ia part. mtg, s75-
600 on whole; Sept s; atty same. e....sl
East Side
FIRST AV 80 f. n 221ix1o0 tforAo,o..
sept 5, 1879; Alfred H Townley. ref,
Middlehrook b. 46 Cedar st SIC. 900
FIRST ST. 46 K. n g. 24.2x100.1 (foreclos
Sept 8, 1919 same to Rector. etc. Grace
Church, So2 Broadway; Sept 6i attys
2lsr ST. sas7 q, $. 5oxioc retsTsieGS sasieqp
Realty Co to Rose Fleischman. 1861
Union st. Bklyn; Aug 49, atty, Saml
Zirn, 2lb Montague at. Bkyn. ......$1O0
LEXINGTON AV, 1909. n cor 2sth
ST. SO Ix1s'; Irene c fireman and ano
to Sarstield II Iavclle, l21 Lexington av;
mtg $50. 900; all liens; Aug 22: atty
Lawy T & Co. 160 Bway y.......$ ST
LEXINGTON AV. n cor 2Sth st. 2ox7s6;
r c Meighan. trus, to Irene c fireman,
Ithaca: Y. and ano; Sept 4; atty.
9th ST. E. s, 34x1O05 Jos O'Dono-
hue jr, ct al, exrs, etc. to Leon Israel,
6s7 Madison av; Sept 3; atty. 7 G & T
,or9;; GO; ~ l7e bway :.n;:....:. 900
ers Loan & Trust Co. exr. etc, to Anna
W Gavegan, 900 West End av: and
8; all liens; Sept 2l: atty. Jas c Madi-
gan. 233 Bway .................
SAITH ST 429 E. n 3. 15Sx1O22 VIM Volk
to Jacob Green. 42s E saith st: all liens:
Sept A: atty. David D CLAM. 233 Broad.
ssTH ST 552 p. $. 25x1oo.s: Kath vogt sopt
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

s7TH ST. s1s.:s w. al aI u 5unIa SlTby
ano; 5is yrs from Sept !. 1919: atty.
Morris Liebo witz, 80 Delaney st. 81. 600
42D ST. 200 w Cd floor United Cigar
stores Co of America 70 samuel $
Backer 22o W a5th st from Aug i,
1919. to Sept 80, 1924; atty. Lyman Hess.
9TH ST. 1888 W W str and in bldg 1928
w 2,th st; Immigrant Indust sav Bank
to Gitler & Co. 1873 w 2Ith St ) yrs from
lST AV. 1852. cor str on av. also str on
18th st and BIS; Est her Coopernan to
Benz Fucker. 1913 Newark av. Jersey
City, n J; 10 yrs from Sept Is. 1918;
atty, N Adler, 1906 LIST av......$ ,020
18TH ST, 525-3l r, 4th Fl and b; The
Garage to Bloominsdale Bros Inc; 3
yrs from Aug /. 1919. yr renewal; atty.
Fl Weiss 1856 r seth 81. .......... IS 900
18TH ST, 20s-0s w; 2sth st, 2o7os w,
ALL oaml Greenstein to II Macy
Co. 1917 Bwa4; yrs from Jan /. 1920;
attys Wise g. S, Is William st. s55. 900
1Sr Av. l73. all, Sebastfana Giardins to
Agata Trovato, 1I3 st av. yrs from
Oct /. 1918; atty. Daniel Dayton. 2ss
CANAL ST. 81: Chas Rubinowitz and ano
to Central Merchandise Co. the prem
ises: 912 yrs from Aug 1. 1919. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
City Home Buyers Get
Dwellings ON West Side
A. E. Outerbridgo Disposes of
House in 18th St.; Fine
18th St. Property Sold

Pease & Gilman have sold for A. F..
Outerbridgc the hve-story American
basement dwelling at 262 West Sew
entyeighth Street, on lot 1ex1OO.o. to
client for occupancy.
Cardoza Sells 18th Street House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for
Benjamin N. Cardoza II West Seventy
fifth Street, a four-story dwelling, on
lot 21X90x102.2, to client for occu-
pancy. The property was held at
$4,000
Sale in 51st Street
Frank II. Sheppard has sold AZ West
Fifty-first Street, a four-story dwell
ing, on lot 21x100.5, Columbia College
leaseh0ld.
Buyer for East 10th Street Dwelling
The four-story dwelling at % East
Seventeen Street. 15x1005. near Madi-
son Avenue, is to be acquired by the
% East Seventeen Street Corporation.
formed at Albany on Thursday by L.
Cafarelli, ]. I. Shean and M. Blone.
Henry F. Osborn holds title to the
house
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Arrowhead Court Resale
Brings Operators Profit
House Occupies Big Plot at
Pinchurst Ave. Corner;
Other Flats Sold

The Benenson Realty Company,
through the resale of Arrowhead Court,
at to 10 Pinehurst Avenue, at the
southwest corner of Pinehurst Avenue
and 177th Street, received a quick and
substantial profit The property was
sold to client of S. Goldstein. It is
a six-story elevator apartment on plot
95xl2o, which the sellers acquired last
May from the Viva Realty Company.
New Owners for Buckingham
The Buckingham, a six-story elevator
apartment on a plot 130.11x10O, at 3089
to 3097 Broadway, near 122d Street. has
been sold by Clara NJ. Kenkle to the
Realty Sureties Corporation. The buv-
ers own Hazelton Court, similar
building, and now control frontage of
211 feet.
Sale on Riverside Drive
Mary White has sold to the Emar
Leasing Corporation the Grosvenor. q
slN-story apartment at 54S Riverside
Drive, on plot 10Sx95, adjoining the
south corner of 127th Street.
To Alter Eighty-Third Street House
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has bought from Rodena Roll
n"'V LOO NesV Elghty-thlrd Street,
five story fiat, on plot 25x1OO, which
the company has planned to alter into
@ small suites. The Nehring Company
Third Avenue Tenement Sold
The Lebertan Corporation bought
the southwest corner Of 1O1st Street
and Third Avenue, a five story tene-
ment with store, on lot 20x10O. The
buyer paid all cash over a $24 900
mortgage held by the Dorcey estate.
=. Z. Stain, of the Guardian Holding
Company, was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
No Let-Up in Demand
For Realty in Bronx
Investors Get Good Returns in
Rcsales of Flats; Many
Dwellings Sold

isaac Lowenfeld & William Prap.r
nave resold to Max Kan 927 Grant Ava-
nue, at the southwest corner Of 1sad
Street. five-story modern apartment
on plot 49x!15. John F. Zetzer and
T. y. Greenberger were the brokers'.
Lowenfe!d Prayer have Also so,a -.
Louis Schwartz 1881 Decatur xvev"u eU,u 70
similar structure, on plot 5Ox15o P;rh -
ara II. Jackman and George BloomseIs
deals. "e'e cash
Sale in Decatur Avenu.
Louis Schwartz has purchased from,
isaac r Lowenfeld e. William Prayer 2ss1
ne.a.ur avenue, five-story modern
1pp;aLLtment p;aL building, on plot 50xl52.
transaction. '"o
Flat in Kelly Street Sold
-, CAIN q Pittman have sold to Frances
w. Deutsch the four-story modern
apartment, on plot 25x1O0, at 1044 Kel-
~ Street, through S. Ullman.
Sale Of Grand Avenue Corner
Schwab & Co. have sold the south
east corner Of Grand Avenue and 1S1th
street, tive-story fiat, on plot 70x9o
Dwelling Houses Sold
~ Frederick Brown has sold to John II.
66eckmann the southeast corner Of
Grand Avenue and 190th Street. one
block from Fordham Road, a 2a-storv
dwelling. on plot 66.5x104; also the
similar styled house, on plot 67x95. at
the southwest corner Of Davidson Ave.
nue. and 190th Street. McLernon Broth
ers were the brokers.
Sisca 1 Palladino have sold for Ed
ward Huke to Charles +. Cimini the
three tn story dwelling, on lot 25xlao, at
Clement II. Smith has sold for Ar
thur Belton the dwelling at Ago East
10th Street, on lot 2Ox10O.
Derschuch & Co. have sold for Will
IAN lam c; Bergen the two-family dwelling,
29oa Briggs Avenue, on lot 25x98.
Builders to Erect Factory
The S: & P. Building Company has
bought from Goldblatt & Halpern the
southwest corner Of Concord Avenue
and Hath Street, q plot 1O0x1o0, on
which the purchaser will erect a one
story brick factory. j. Clarence Davies
and Anton lie Mien negotiated the sale
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Cuttenburg Racetrack Lots
Will Be Sold To-day

The Guttenburg racetrack property,
in the township Of North Bergen, Hud-
son County, on the Palisades. opposite
Riverside Drive, cut up into 900 lots,
will be sold at public auction by
Joseph P. Day, on the premises, day
at p. m.
The sale is to close out the holdings
of the Colonial Land and Improvement
Company, in which are interested the
estate of Richard Stevens and others.
The property has large frontage on
Bergenlne Avenue and on the Hudson
County Boulevard and is opposite the
Hudson County Park Three trolley
lines to the property run along Ber-
genline Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Fire Departments
Medical Branch Is
Under Investigation
Commissioner Hirshfield As.
serts 1t Was Started Be-
fore Complaint Involving
Injured Man Was Filed

Investigation into the medical branch
of the Fire Department has been start
ed as result Of charges filed against
it. David Hirshfield, Commissioner of
Accounts, in making known yesterday
that an inquiry had been under way
for some time, pointed out that it had
no relation to a demand made upon
Mayor Hylan that Mr.. Hirshfield and
DR.. Joseph E. Smith, head of the medi-
cal branch, be removed from office.
Mr.. Hirshfield's statement was in
the nature of reply to William Bull
lock, director of the Good Govern
ment Bureau, $50 Nassau Street. Mr..
Bullock has asked for the removal of
DR.. Smith ordered Henry F. Williams,
a fireman, back to duty when the lat
ter was suffering from an injured
spine and that Mr. Hirshfield "exon-
Grated" DR.. Smith by saying he might
have made mistake"
Injured Man Ordered Back
Williams is now a patient in Belle
vue Hospital incased in a plaster cast
and suspended in tackle harness. He
was injured last January while re
turning from a fire On March 81, &C
cording to Mr.. Bullock, DR.. Smith
diagn nosed his case as lumbago and
ordered him back to his station, when
really, it is charged, Williams was
suffering from q serious spinal spraln
and was then a helpless cripple.
Mr.. Bullock also asserted DR.. Smith
changes Of mind as to the qualifca-
tions Of applicants for jobs. He said
the records showed that q fireman
named Quinn had been rejected for
deafness" and that he subsequently
was accepted, when the record was
changed to read clearing normal" In
another case. Mr.. Bullock said, man
named Carney was rejected because
of "defective vision," but later was
accepted.
Inquiries Already Started
II believe that the real season for
Director Bullock's latest explosion"
said Mr.. Hirshtield, ''is the fact that
when two or three days ago he made
public the Williams case, in the be
lief that he had at last found some
thing on the administration to hang
his hat on, he discovered that I had
looked into the matter months before,
and / presume he will more than ex-
plode when he finds that the two cases,
Quinn and Carney, mentioned in yes
terday's statement, have for the past
several weeks been the subject of in
quiry in my office, and that my Dep
uty Commissioner. Mr.. Loudoun, is.
under my direction, conducting an in
vestigation into the medical branch
Of the Fire Department."
DR.. Smith yesterday declined to dis
cuss the Williams case.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
New Building Plans
Bronx

GRAND cONCOURsE. cor Hawkstone
ST, 5-sty bric.1 int. l05. IxI32.a; Philip
Weinstein & Son. Inc. 1897 Stebbins av
owners; Goldner & Goldberg, 3sl l4s.h
= 81 sTsnis; nI1 cos, s25o. 900
brick tina. 90xS9.s. Helm Real Estate
Corpn, owners: Louis Wolf. 1912 Clinton
az, president, Irving Margon. 1856 f
SOUTHERN BLVD s. 75.2 Freeman $,
1sty brick garage, 102xl36: c & Real
~ Co. owners. Cstello Cavalterl, 2l5-
1912 Gleason ay archt: cost S35 600
1S2D ST. =. 200 Lincoln av. A-sty brick
factory. l56x90. B Wclte 6e Sons. Inc. s67
Filth aN. owners. Geo Hogue. Al Union
so. archt, cost. t................. $40, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Sale To-day of Lots at
Hawthorne Park, BROOKLYN

The Jere johnson Jr Company is
to sell at absolute auction to-day on
the premises at p. m. the Curley
property, at Flatbush Avenue and Ave
nue. U, Brooklyn. The property is
known as Hawthorne Park and COM
prises 3O8 lots.
Flatbush Avenue is to be extended
to Rockaway Inlet from the Curley
property, and the Jamaica Bay I'M
of this property, which is cne block
from the new city park and contains
over 1000 trees, as we'll as shrubs and
hedges
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Druggists Get Wooster St. Loft

M. e. l.. Hess, Inc, have leased for
the Aleus Company, Alfred Spiegei
president, the building at 80 Woos-
ter Street, containing about 10000
square feet, to the Republic Druggists
Syndicate, Inc. DR.. Joseph Broadman
president, which will occupy the build
ing for the assembling and distribution
of drugs. Walter G.. Ware represented
the lessees.
Pease & Gilman have leased q suite
OF Offices for the American Chicle
Company, at 19 West Forty-fourth
Street, to II. F. Biddle.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

9TH ST. -. 295-3 sth az. s4ln1sss:
North River Savings Bank agt Edw L
t;ridley et al foreclosure Of usortgagst.
atty " II Sage
l20T4 ST. I2o W; Simon sindeband agt
Samuel Grossrnann ct ~ faction i'm
press trust, etc) attys. kantrowitz 4
EsberS.
57TEI ST s. 26l.5 Avenue A. 25ex
l0o.4x irreg; Cambridge Soap and Chem
ical Co agt n Gustine Ricser Realty
Co tspecific performance atty, II
Wdidrnan.
Bronx
1887 ST n g eoo " Mor-i. Az. 5oxllss;
Georgiana r. Hoopengarner agt' East
River Eagle Garage Co, Inc foreclosure
of nortgage). atty. n + Miller.
15lST ST. 9. 25o Morris az e5xlpc
Georgiana e Hoopengarner agt f;iusep.s
Fusco et al foreclosure of mortgsgsJ.
atty, II Miller
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

PEAR1, ST. " Coenties Alley. e5.sx
l07. llx irreg Sept 8; Daniel F. Farrell to
Nj Co. l3s Bway; s yrs, 5n %
WALKER sT s-ls, 8. sox1os. with t
TO strip in FEAR, 6oxl.S; p m: Aug 20; II
Aronson to Eliza Guggenheim. 923 5th
aV; 10 yrs. SO; mtge $4,000: atty. r
r CO. 17o Bway. .......... S25. 900
GOERCk ST. 10. S. SO . Rivington at lsx
So Goerck st, n. W 8, 64 Rivington st
lSxos.l m; Sept A. Chas e Haskell
10 Title d NJ Co. l3S Bway; yrs,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Samuel B. Duryea Buys
lOO-Year.Old Greenwich House

GREENWICH, Conn, Sept. 5.-The
estate Of Charles B. Rowland on Brook
side Drive has been bought by Samuel
B. Duryea, New York banker, for
about $4,000. The house, which is of
Colonial type, is over 100 years old. It
has been remodelled and extensions
added by Mr.. Rowland, but the original
front door and staircases in the house
are still there. Franklyn Edison nego-
tiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Baptist Church Sells Dwelling

The Macedonia Baptist Church has
purchased from j. Kottek the three
story dwelling, on lot 16.7x68.9. at
Xxx west Twenty eighth street, which
it. occupies.
The Congregation Talmud Torah Tiff
fereth Israel, now at 232 East Thir-
teenth Street, has purchased from A.
Lognite the four-story building, on lot
23x103.3, at 325 East Thirteenth Street
between Second and Third avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Results of Auction Sales

BY Henry Brady
AV. 1851. n C. fi7,h g,
100 llr*o. 5-sty hotel; Philip Cross ~
David e Kennedy et al: Mark Goldberg
ref. due on Judgt. se.ssoTi: taxes e.~
s4s7 6s subj to mtge OF s6s coo so,d 10
Plaintiff for 10000 ~
BY Joseph p. Day
ff Az 1858. . 9 l40th AZ, s0xlo0 s.
sfy tennt and stores. Flow Realty Ga
IS Malex Realty Corpn - al Benz T.
brandnsr, ref due on .udgt S545o5t
axes ste s5f<' sold to The pisintift
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

WARREN ST. As Nathan Finkel agt rec
tor. churchwa rdens and Vsstryrnen of
Trinity Church in the CITY Of y Y. own
er; - Davis & Sons ana VIM l. Morch
assignee. contractors .-..-- -......-.-- ss75
Path ST. 81, East, Nathan F,nnei agt
Tessie frtrieri and Manhattan & Bronx
Corp. owners ana contractors. .....-- Slse
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Realty Sales i'm
w e s t Side Old
Business Sections
Investors Show Faith in
downtown District; Space
Shortage Forces Firm to
Buy in 10Th Street

Norman s. Ricsenfeld. who has done
considerable purchasing recentlv in tho
vicinity Of the old shoe and leather
olstrlct, purchased another building in
'hls district yesterday. Through Rob
ert r. Valentine, former Park Commis-
sloner under the late Mayor Mitchels
Administration, executor of the Lea
craft estate, he bought the six-story
and basement building at 22S West
broadway. with an l. to 8 North Moore
street, on plot 25x120. A. n. Glitter
man was the broker in the transac-
ton.
Another West Broadway Sale
The Lebertan Corporation has bought
from the New York Life Insurance
Company 413-415 West Broadway, a
six-story store and loft building, on
plot of 51xloo. The seller acquired the
property some time ago through fore
closure. The buyer paid all cash over
Of George Edward Lapp, was the
broker.
Inc Lebertan Corporation also
bought from the Mutual Life Insurance
Company As University Place, five
story store and loft building covering
a lot of 1SxS6, adjoining the corner Of
Tenth Street The property will be
altered into studios at the expense of
about $4,000. The purchaser paid all
cash for the property. +. NJ. Welles,
OF the Lloyd Winthrop Company, was
the broker
Park Place Property Sold
The % Park Place Company. Ben
lamin Mordecai president, has sold to
Albert j. Wacher the fve-story store
building at 25 Park Place, running
property adjoins the Church Street
corner and fronts S7.1l feet on Park
Place and 21.4 feet on Murray Street.
1t has depth Of 1865 feet.
Tenth Street Lofts Sold
The two ten-story loft buildings at
94 and 36 Tenth Street, between Broad
way and University Place, Oh plot 54.3
x93, have been bought by Daniel II.
estate. Mr. Braender erected these
buildings about twelve years ago. All
of the lofts arc leased. The property
was held at $25o,0OO. Byrne & Bow
man were the brokers.
Buys Quarters in 18th Street
The American Merchandise Com
P0HS, iOW lONdlcQ dl 4%O L II VII AVE-
nue., like many other business con-
Germs, has purchased a permanent
home. after fruitless efforts to find
suitable space which it could lease
for reasonable term Of years. j. H.
Honig, representing the company,
through Albert B. Ashforth, has
bought from Miss Rosale Spang, Of
Pittsburgh. the five-story building at
So West Nineteenth Street, adjoining
the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue.
For years the building was used as a
Nineteenth Street wing to the Cam
meyer building at Sixth Avenue and
Twentieth Street. 1t is the first sale
of the property in over forty years.
Sale Adjoining Masonic Building
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has sold 50 West Twenty third Street,
four-story building, on lot 23x9S9,
adjoining the Masonic building at the
northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and
Twenty-third Street.
Sale In West 46th Street
Huberth & Huberth have sold for
Warren Leslie the fve-story business
building at 64 West Forty-sixth- Street,
| on lot 16Xl00, to Benjamin II. Trask.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

saTH ST, "a and los West Wof Weln-
traub agt Abraham Rothkrug al.
Apr 25. iela..................~
WHITE ST. II; Harry Benline Co agt
John n Dodd &c al Aug 40, 1912 s2f
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
@ q p1eW@@n. q. y

80 minutes from Hoboken.
'''"eo. Worry beautiful residence, II
rooms. . baths built aboue 1 years,
essIy appointment: plot 75x15o; ga
,,a th.eSe; best neighborhood.
vv"' ~ rooms baths. running water
na-ss soeorooms; plot 136x17o. sleeping
srn. rcn. sarage: attractively planted
StoundA Special heating plant min
a.es station and trolley.
xs~,.rai other desirable properties In
'o~ooo- OAKES. at Maplewood Sta
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Building Loan Contracts

SD ST. Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, 8ix93; Josephine Stebbins
loans Bertelson Realty Co, Inc, to erect
5 sty apt 6 payments) .......... $50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
West Side Suites Rented

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 375 West End Avenue to SOL
omon Brill; at 100 West Fifty-ninth
Street to DR.. L. W. Doxstader; at 115
East Eighty second Street to Mary P
Wells, and at 1873 West Seventy-ninth
Street to Miss Grace Olive Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Gets 56th St. Dwelling

Pease e. Gilman have leased, fur
nished, for Mrs. Henry Lehr, the four
story and basement dwelling at 20 West
FiftysiXth Street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, to Mrs. c. Richard
Tiader
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

stTH ST. WEST OF PARK AVE.
Three story and basement, l1-room
dwelling: sell cheap on quick sale to close
estate: immediate possession. TRAUBE
lles Lexington ave. Lenox 1858.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
MAPLEWooD, N. J,

Mr., ~ Ntinutee from Hoboken
oucMrnole homoA $500 to $4,000.
JAMES. at Maplewood station
o%~Iect plot Ioox27s; fno shade trees.
~ cr,s rooms: all improvements For
immediate occupancy. r. A. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Physician BUYS Bronx Dwelling

R. Rasmussen has sold for DR.. Philip
Eichler his residence. at 1887 Wash
ington Avenue, on plot 54x14O, to DR..
II. Weisman. The property was sold
for cash.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
LONG ISLAND
Rural Estates, in Embryo

ss ACRES, a taNleland, two-thirds cleared.
ons.third wooded; 20 miles from city
convenient to golf courses: purchasable to-
day at half the price OF similar and imme-
diately adjoining property.
elopnent; within 35 miles OF city and
accessible 10 fine roadwsys Can be bought
tor $4,000. on easy terms For these and
ether high class tracts
Address 0. NJ. care OF Real Estate Board
?l7 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

COMMERCIAL GARAGE
Plot 1880 go. IT, s. E. cor. Spring.
Clark ST.; ono or more stores: early poses
son; ful, commission to brokers
AMES & COMPANY. e6 W. 31st St.
The Washington times., 1919-12-15
rOWN NoUR own HOME
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.

u
One Of the most beautiful homes In the
city. 10 rooms and bath, has just beea
remodeied inside and out. lot 5sxae4 TT. .
trees. chicken coop. shed. IS It. alley. run.
ming the length OF the lot and 80 II. alley
in rear Price to quick purchaser. t7.So6.
A corner homo Of rooms, the hath,
finished attic, large lot. Immediate posses
sion $3.50. slsos cash.
Sixteenth st. S. 3.
A most comfortabls little homo Of &
rooms. bath. colonisi perch. lot i7y It.
efsS: ssis: ss 'rsSs ,ss; eas i.S Isf''s alley
Mt. Rainier.
A new s-room bungalow. large lot, mod.
location. Price. IS. saS: % $500 syeSa' es:s.' ''''
Bloomingdsle.
An s-room home With bath. furnae.
Vacant Price. 1850. Terms
Lexington Place N. e.
A beautiful home with rooms, large
attic, bath. hot-water heater. electricity.
nnors snss hot nssses s:rdwoGd
cellar. servantr toilet, cold storage, con-
crete colonial perch front two large
WIN have 10 b. ..ss .ssn 70 ).
Capitol Hill.
"a "A issss s-ro9.a' r.ms d:tashcd hsms,
Place; iatsst heating plant, large front and
side yards. gprdeh In rear. near three car
lines To euisk purehasss. s7.ess.
Ee:s itth street A. wZs-reon hes.e;
aiisy.
~ 81, 900. ..
on ~ Street n. E.-s-roen hsu... hot
$500
water s iHsa heat. so''' NJ h-o'm n0s's' hot
NV o0nB8tOWD IN 6rOokl8n0-lUmeQf-
ate possession; about 1890 cash
$3.50 =
On Il Street n. E.-s-room house, busi-
neeD future to 1t
$1,000
On Columbia Road-ror colorSd or
white; s room; furnace heat: $500 cash.
Homes for sale: prices ranging from
1880 up to $4,000. Business properties.
prices ranging from $4.75o mp to &li6, 600.
A beautiful subdivision inside the city
limits Of II acres.
J. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929.