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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Demand for Homes in All
Sections of New Jersey
Major Arthur S. Luria Buys At
tractive Estate i'm Montclair:
Farm Held at SlOO. 900 Sold

r. M. Crawley & Bros. have sold for
Louis G. Phngstag his residence on the
east side of Upper Mountain Avenue to
Major Arthur S. Luria. The property
has frontage of 112 feet on Upper
Mountain Avenue and extends to
depth of over 200 feet. The residence
is two story stucco construction and
rooms. There is garage in the rear Of
the premises. Major Luria plans ex-
tensive additions and alterations.
The same brokers have sold for David
b. Mills the residence at 113 Clarewill
Avenue, Montclsir, to Franklin 3. Will
son. The property has a frontage Of
100 feet on Clarcwill Avenue Tho
house contains ten rooms and two bath
rooms.
Oliver W. Holton has purchased
through the same brokers from John F.
Tierney the estate known as Twin
Brook Farm, at Middletown, N. j., held
at 100000.
Alexander G. Mitchell has purchased
from Graham B. McGregor the dwelling
on plot 27x100 at "a Chestnut Street,
Newark.
Louis Schlesinger was the broker in
the transaction and announces other
recent sales: 1876 Sanford Street, East
Orange, sold by Georgia Hegeman to
John T. Haney; 200 Amherst Street,
East Orange, for Jensine Ronde to
Peter Donlon; 81 South Street, Newark,
for the estate Of Warren Alderman to
Joseph Silverman; 1852 North Twelfth
Street, Newark, to Frederick E. Buc-
ciMo; 400 and 492 South Seventeenth
Street, for Arthur o. Power to Nicholas
Klenowski; 10. 81 and % Nicholson
Street and 81 Shipman Street, for Vim
cenzo Cardilo to Michael A. Megaro;
131 to 1877 Ogden Street, Newark, for
Susan W. Grand d'Hautevile to L. A.
Myers, jr.; 1877 Walnut STREET, Newark.
for Amelia S. Heller to Michael Tsrtel;
18 and % Newark Street, for the estate
of Warren Alderman to Benjamin
Schwartz; 81 Newark Street, for Mary
F. McGuinness to Nathan Gennet; 1853
Mount Prospect Avenue, for Charles F.
Ballard to S. De Stcfano.
S. S. WalstrumG Gordon & Forman
have sold for Mrs. Margaret C. Buckley
to J. G. Garretson the dwelling at ~
Liberty Street, Ridgewood, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

BROOME SIT. s. $. 100 W Green. 81 NV
"9,'; fasquale Margarella, 119 Washing
ton pl. to Willard h Cornwell, az Broad
& Mills, Mt Vernon. N y; January rso q
PHEASANT AV. o 12oth st. 4oSiOo
lfeesey 7 Gillignn to Meyer Jarmulow.
S n atty. o Farnor, 1902 Clinton av.
SAME PROPERTY, Jas ! KenncS WV W
same 81, attys. Lindsay. Kromen. X L. p
Wiiliain st Juno 2S. 1905. $4,000
NJ AlDEN LANE, 60; Liberty st, al: Wes
Brown, eScr Susan W S n +" A'fT ntavs >
richards a. Brown, 62 William ~. $40
TENDER ls. 1902. ..............sl1oo oo
18Th ST. 34S-50 West; iIargt Il Wcill auI
a"o 70 american Mort Co: attys Bowers
18TH ST. 222-232 West; 2l0 west bsth 81
90 10 Frank Ill S!ncerbeaux & ano. exrs
Nymhr SANDS, attys. Middlebrook G. "a
y, a." teanr st June 2o, 1916. $4,000
hI.ONDW Af. G 97th st, lOOllxl001
Srainen's Bank Tor Saw, attys, Cadwai
h "o,d' W T.. 40 Wall st October IL.
r. wv w, ........ s65 0Oo
SAME FRorEItYY: snme to Same. SS n,,Vs
sA sS'I,' No, may y,c 2S slS6 900
same; October IS. 1910. 10 0oo
MADISON ST. 1924: Lct!tia KIM };st'
.etnh. exr. and iercival C. Kettcren ma
sun exr, will J. x Arnold; atty. Now
hs u'" :. i le,7 NJ co'1aS nway; Novom-
laSTH ST. 50 East. Elizabeth a thcvop
Her 9nd G Chcvaiier to tho MntunI ~,
ms co OF Y. atty, ut e. CcInr -,
r9 msl,,v wIAslliNGToN Az 81. l ss;S"p
C"atlo Kenlty Corpn. 20 Pima ~, 4t ",,.,
saul Bcrnatcin. lA9 Uwuy. AMI % ,a,Ss'
"~N'~ ~~S-S-s~-- SAC 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30

of Standards and
Appeals to Take Recess
Heard 500 Cases Since january
and Granted Relief to
33l Owners

CAPTAIN John P. Leo. chairman OF
the Board of Standards and Appeals,
| announced yesterday that the Board of
fappeals and the Board of Standards
and Appeals will take recess from
fully to July %, with the permission
&pf Mayor Hylan. The office. however,
vill be open as usual for the receipt
}Gf appeals and petitions.
In order that this recess might not
aause any delay to building operations
these boards held twelve sessions in
Iune and will hold two sessions on
.yJuly /, disposing of all cases flied up
20 June 20.
u William Writ Mills, secretary, re-
Sports that these boards, starting the
wear with 70 cases pending, have re-
tceived 4s9 new appeals and petitions
&nd have reopened 81 cases, making q
aHotal of 61O cases.
The Board of Appeals held thirty
seven meetings in the six months and
She Board of Standards and Appeals
twelve meetings, and disposed of 522
cases, leaving IS cases pending, 25 OF
which ara to be disposed of on July
so that the boards enter the second
half Of the year with no unfinished
Business except cases filed after June
20, and few cases in which further
data is to be secured pending decision.
: In S34 of the 522 cases relief was
granted to property owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Bowman Buys Manursing
Island Land for Club
Takes 60 Acres Adjoining Elk.
elusive Island Club as Site
for Costly DEVELOPMENTS

Manursing Island. in Long Island
Sound, just off the mainland at Rye,
already one Of the fashionable resi-
Dental sections along this fine stretch
Of shore front, is to be the site Of a
large country club to be operated in
connection with the Biltmore Hotel in
this city. Some sixty acres on the
island fronting chiefly on the broad
and picturesque Long Island Sound.
were v,Te purchased yesterday by John
NICE. Bowman, as president Of tho
Biltmore Country Club, Inc, which
was incorporated recently for the pur-
pose. of providing the string of hotels
IN tins city controlled by him with a
country. place where guests may go
TOT r. change from city hotel life.
The Manursing Island property is
realty which Mr.. bowman has been
buying, piece by piece, for several
months. Apparently he has decided
that the club without direct entrance
on the waterfront would not be all
that he would like it to be and some
weeks ago comm 'ssioncd Bryan l..
,hennel!y to buy the waterfront for
man that though he had paid hirh
prices for his mainland realty, he
would have to pay a good deal more
tor the waterfront Mr.. Bowman said
ne expected shorefront property in
That section was costly, but that he
must have shore frontage for his
club. For the sixty acres it is said
That Mr.: Bowman paid close to S375,-
o0O, which is the price at which the
property was held Mr.. Kennedy re-
fused to say just what was the price
paid. paw
The land taken is that of the Man.
urslng Island Beach Corporation, ad-
Joining the Manursing Island Club,
one OF the most exclusive organiza-
tions along the Atlantic seaboard.
The property has beach frontage of
l,5OO feet and extends back across the
island: The beach is to be developed
Tor all kinds Of water sport. A yacht
landing is to be built and the place
brought to a point of development
which will mark it asaone Of the finest
country clubs or seaside summerinr
places in the world.
A bus line will be operated between
the mainland and the island SO that
folks at one end of the extensive
grounds of the club may get to the
beach without turning to their own
automobiles. The beach will be made
one of the finest on the coast.
The property is said to be the last
large shore front between Westche ster
Village and Greenwich available for
development. 1t is estimated that the
club will represent an investment of
several million dollars,
Mr.. Benjamin, of the firm Of rutland.
Whiting & Benjami Company. was as
soclated as broker in the deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

option to PURCHASE cor within I" st. ' YRS won for
sI75ooo to $4,000; Philip Moeller ct
KsHper 2ss Bway i''' a'ss. S'f5a 90
l2 snan to ST. ry yHos w all Jne F5sea
st; l3 1912 yrs from July /, 1919; 10
y renewal at $1,000; attyss. Affenkraut
LENOX AV. 81. cor str; Jerome A Kohn
to Henry Kavalier. lis W l15th st.
2 9-l3 yrs from Oct l. 1920; address, on
18th ST, 3 Il. east str and rear b. 81 y
lith st. Inc. to the princely Lunch, 3
atty, Samuel Orr, 800 Bway; for
AMsTERDAM Nv. SSH str and ss anSeg
~ " 3 Realty Go to lily + Strauss 1sa
l39o W 18th st; yrs from oct i,
10 lsT ST. 52S-2s W. ali; Jonas 1.S ss.soo
berg and ano to Jacob Weigan, $50 w
7 1SS5 st; from July l. 1919. to July al.
~ wv atty Philip Bernstein. 299 Broad
sTM Az. Y cor 5Sth st, Pabst's; N ellie
Tiako to "alter J Salmon. .Irvlngton,
, option to 1872; address. II w 42d st;
'sV4t c1RcLn, So: ali: Ns;1Io
mon, oIgrvinston n Y; is yrs from Oct Oct
address sss yrs 42d renew terms private
5TH Az. liz 22d st. 'e 8 b. p Nevsro
81 Realty Corpn to Tredk Haimes Sc
W 10th st. from completion Of altera
IONS TO May l. 1928; attys, Levinson &
- -'' bWay $500 to $4,000
Bronx
Sd Az. 1907 store; Cora Garvin to AIR
waters, 1924 Boston I'd; S yrs. from
July i; 1919; atty, a Waters. 1924 Bos-
rAHK Az cor l79,h st; ali Fila Nid4s
dessler TO Nathan Berger. CSC Prospect
Az; . yrs. from Jan l, 1920; atty, Nathan
'~'o N'' WV PROSPECT aV. 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
More Brooklyn Homes
Bought by Tenants
Sales of Houses in the Mapleton
Park and Dycker Heights
Sections

The Realty Trust has sold for Alec
Building Company, at Mapleton Park,
the three one-family semi-detached
brick dwellings,, at 1903 and 2o65 Six
ty-ffth Street (twin houses), to Jo-
seph Joftes, and 2139 Sixty-sixth
Street. to Lydia Ross, the present
tenant. Also, for the Artee Realty
Corporation, the brick dwelling at 8006
zenith Avenue, Dycker Heights. to Ida
McLoughlln. the present tenant.
William Liss has sold for Edward
Brill the three apartment houses at
1115-1119 Avenue Q, in a Kings High
way business section, on plot 75x100,
to |, Feinberg for investment. This
property was held at $4,000.
The same brokers have also sold a
two-family dwelling, 24o feet south of
Avenue U, on the east side of East
Ninth Street, for Teresa Prisingano.
to Morris Elman; also a vacant plot.
1SoX10o on the north side of Eighty
fifth Street, 120 feet west of Twenty-
third Avenue, for the Linton Park
building Corporation, to the Brown
Mortgage Company, held by the seller
at $4,000, and tho vacant plot. 6ox100,
40 feet north OF Avenue P, for Peter
Blasius WA
Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold So
Willow Street, at the southwest cor
ner of Orange Street, q four-storv
dwelling. for Sarah Mazzo to c. NJ.
Kinney.
The Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
1898 Eighty third Street, one-family
dwelling.
The Bulkley Horton Company has
sold SO Waverly Avenue, three-story
n, 1Dk OOx,tA
Angus.
f. c. Sauter has sold for Mrs. Ethel
S. Potter to Jacob Blum the two four
story apartments at 1873 and 100 Eighth
Street.
Samuel Galltzka and ]. Lacov have
sold for the Miller Berg CONSTRUCTION
Corporation from plans to Richard R.
Rudinger new one-family house, with
garage, being built on plot 45x100
feet, on the east side of East Twenty
third Street, 100 feet south of Ave
nue. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Trust Company Offers
Lincoln Lots at Auction

The Mount Vernon Trust Company
Of Mount Vernon, will sell at auction
fortyfve residence lots at Lincoln
Manor. in the eastern section of
Mount Vernon, developed with asphalt
pavement and city improvements, on
Saturday, July II. 1t is in q section
Of fine houses and good transit facili-
ties.
Lincoln Manor adjoins lakewood
Heights and Chester Hill. The sale
viii be held at 2 p. m. on the prem
ises in tent. Charles H. Bard is the
auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Hollis Sale Shows Lots
Demand in the Suburbs
Long Island Property Disposed
OF in Quick Time for To-
tai of $4,000

The sale Of 17S lots at Hollis, L. T.,
for a total Of $4,000 conducted by
Joseph P. Day on Saturday left no
doubt that there is a demand for sub
urban lots in we'll located sections. The
sale was conducted on the premises
and all the lots were disposed of in
one hour and half.
Among those who attended were a
number of builders. Before the sale
Mr.. Day was of the opinion that there
was good market for the lots, but
when the auction was over his
countenance showed that the success
full result was even more than he had
expected. He expressed himself as
satisfied and announced that there was
a demand for both city and suburban
lots. The recent James Gordon Ben
has held since bore out this fact, he
said.
The lots disposed Of are in the heart
of the developed section of Hollis.
The property was offered by the
Hollis WilesBarre Realty Corpora
ton.
The lots sold for an average of 1903
each. Lots on Farmers Avenue sold
for an average of $500 each, while lots
on Beaufort and Lackawanna avenues
sold for an average of $3.50 each, and
lots on other streets and avenues ad,
Jacent for an average of 5000 each
The Herman Homes Company, which
has been active builders in this section
of Long Island, showed what it thought
OF the property By purchasing thirty
lots for a total of $10,5OO Charles
Sohl, another builder, was the next big
buyer, acquiring twenty-four lots for
total of $500. Among the other
builders and buyers present were
Herman Blum, William A. Rich, Frank
K. Warren and the F. X. Fellows Com
pany.
From the start Of the sale until the
last lot was disposed Of the bidding
was Of the most spirited kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Acker Farm at Port
Chester To Be Sold

Acker farm, comprising fifty-four
acres of rolling land on Ridge Street,
near Port Chester, will be sold at par
tition sale by order Of the Supreme
Court on Wednesday next. The sale
will be held on the premises at 2 p. M.
1t is likely to arouse considerable IN
terest, as the property is surrounded
by the attractive estates of Judge IT.
wing Lehman, Dunlevy Mlbank, John
/. Downey and other fine homes Be-
sides containing all the feasur Of a
gentleman's estate the property also
affords great advantages as a devel-
opment.
1t is in a section for home build. ag
which has been much sought by build
ers or prospective builders of late,
b bT t ,n part Of benefited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Contracts Awarded for
Big Factory Buildings

Contract for the construction Of a
foundry building for the Singer Manu-
featuring Company at Elizabeth, n j.,
on plot 176x252, has been awarded to
the Turner Construction Company.
Contract for the construction Of q
new building for the Robertson Cata-
ract Electric Company at Buffalo,
n. T., on plot 115X45, six stories high,
mas been awarded to the Turner Con-
atruction Company. Work on both
buildings will start immediately. r. c.
Fayfeld is the archjtact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
J. A. Birdsong Buys at
Lawrence Park West

Il Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs.
IL. A. Hayward her residence at Law
renee Park West, consisting of large
rstone dwelling, garage with chautfeur's
Quarters, and about two acres Of land
: The property is one of the most attrac-
.iye of the Westchester County estates
and is on a high ridge overlooking
I miles Of rolling country. The buildings,
! which took over fourteen months to
construct, are built of native stone. The
! II the Lawrence Park Country Club
The purchaser, S. A. Birdsong, Of Bird
song Brothers, importers, will occupy
the estate. The property was held at
3100. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

FRENCH, SARAH EN- PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable John p. Co.
halan. a Surrogate of the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
cons cons having claims against Sarah E.
deceased. to present the same. with vouch.
ers thereof. to the subscriber. at place
of transactins business. at the office of the
executor. Central Union Trust Company Of
New York: at No SO Broadway. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. In the City of New
18th day OF October. 1919, next
Dated. New York. the End day Of April,
1919.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
MILLER. KING, LANE & TRAFFoRD.
Attorneys for Executor. once and p
o Address, so Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

94TH ST, sos W: Margaret G. westcot+
a aad,S to Jas e Hopkins, 4s1 w i59th
at s9''n 81; attys' coudert Bros. Rector
stTH ST.. sos W; mtg now $4,000; Ray ia9y
1so, boyce to Jas E Hopkins. 4t1 w
1b9th st; attys, Coudert Bros, 2 Rector
nR!oADwAY 'sss: Canal st: 1856; n T. 9Go
Wash5urn Thos w@oM% ars6 no A aed w
II Sage, Bronxvillo. " Y; attys, Sage
& as s. ; ;15e Bway; assignlnents sss.5cc.
70 Anna " snattucS ASF (eotj ' and +
{ I5 shattuch and Ernest r .Ayrault; So W
asslgnraents each ..........e..,..s1
DIST ST. 200 w Title Guar & r Co C
a sa GreenTiGh Say Bank. 24s 9Th az
DELANcY sT. " Mansln st: tvitoD
Crans,on. 1; atty. N Y T & Nj Co.
W AsnINGToN rLAcE, II. mtse , s7YSSg
snond; attys. Davis w II II. "a
BR S5AsbV a W i5sd st; ;5tsc nov 81
Coldstein 500 W 1oaa st. atty 70 'G Saul
,, ,Bernstein. l49 Bwny ................sl
rruas Co to ch s' 'x a slao s5
Marsh Ihso e web st. Hah nSya j. atya
cornn to Hudson 'F iss' CO. a"S '1' sS'h
coLuMBuis Nv. c 10Th st: TITO c;us 81
i co to Dry Dock Saw Instn 34l
Bowery: nttys. Il 81 r Co. 176 Broad-
s7TH ST. 2a w. iEdw II II Green i H5JjvpG
Bank; atty. r 6 & = CO. l7s '' Broa nav
MacDoUoAi. 'sr.. i25;; Ans, nv 5G s'o' SS1
st, 326 ": Gath ut. 20l W; "a nv, 1851
sb; Jno IIagerty to Max u Schacht. bG3
w lb0th at. and hno, trustee; atty War
- Hector I M
Fort wAsHlNGToN Nv. rs mtg s's ss 'po
Realty corpan, 80 Pine ut; atty. Otto r.
. Martmann go Pine st. :...........i
'STm ST. ,, 15S r. Title :, Mort CO 70
47Tn ST.. 1872 ". FRANK cl@T rs to FEW EuW
G'aF aS ss VI YER 'Fq sSsH T4sss
!oisT sr. 8. 100 e 1at av: N 'I rite
q Mort Co to Land Estates, 1876 Bway.
Av a4a: mtge ,a4.5oo;
Oscar " Jcffery and ano. ezra to II
II Wetmore. Babylon. l.. l.; nttys. sax-
ton j X g. X. - Pine st. 81
s1ST ST. 2a2 w: rntge $1,000; Samuel
Wen ct al. exrs to Tllie Wolf. 5s4 &c.
le4,h 1T: attys. We'll Mayor. s Beck
saTii SRI s1s-6o w; mtgo $1,000 ' FlohaT
Realty Corpn to Patlc1 Garage. 2l6
;Montaguc e. brooklyn: atty. G &
TIL Az. 43o-a4; mtge $4,000: G T. il
worpn to tho State Uk. 37G Grand at. 81
S'L1I 81 IS. 242 W "a av: ntgo $1,000;
ram Mulry ana ano. to Jcn~te lie
To,ts OF Fassaic. n J atty. Is s. Vitrale,
"- N"Ssau Ut VI
Bronx
1SoIH 1T. 116 Wcat; Sir Lea Corp to Bar
Gay Hoidlng Corp. III broadway; attys,
{, Lh~yers Title 4 T Co. 100 broadway. 81
"a ME- IHOPERTY Barclay Holding Co
10 Herman I.ange. 222 Columbus av;
"N =, :, VOID Pl.. W G Tieldston rd. 144.2x
ii.,oipxi 13'"xl7b; Melville II. Bearns to
g." aH,yw,s s! 81 &ass1u st. ............
. ,p, %NIS.s ~. $40; VIM Louden, IT. to
p'" i; Ino su1a M.w Hochslle. N r; atty
d ntomn ~. g u. 1914 fremont av
.Dxloo, Augustus Il. kountzo and nno,
,,rph, to Burnnde Az Realty Co. III
u,; t'''y atty. Tito q g. n Co. l7s
LOTS II Is, nix a. map Morr.n i.rpo
Mutual I.ifo Ins Co to Arthur NJ Gle
Ee!!ch. 1Itb I.orinK ~. my comm: ally.
:. IA Gl"Eerlch. 90 Nassau ST
FItANkLJN Az. 1864 Arrow Iioldina
CORN 10 WIN Winckcirnnnn. b70 AM
ntrfhnm ~. atty. LnwyerA Title & r Go.
MosuoLU rAhKWAY. ~ 20 n. 4oad It,
t4lHa1x4bx7C: LuolIn Iiorcc to John w
JOJ broadway IN nUn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Bungalow Buyers
Active at Ncponsit

The real estate situation is reported
as the. best in many years ! Neponsit,
according to realty j. rests there.
Houses are in demsAn and sites are
being purchased for Improvement.
II. l.. Simpson, general manager Of
the Neponsit Rsalty Company, reports
me sale .e1 OF esS~en pew bungalows on
ers: |. Laid, fNarles A. Miiler Julia
Kessel, Mary r Wendt. James W.
Myers, Theoqof 4oung, julius Bodncr'
LYDIA EdwaFds, Alfred L. Calm, Henry
V. Withersf Francis K. Moffitt; a house
on Seminole Street to John Hagan;
houscs ON Dakota Street to John Mar
tan ana tb Austin G. Dcnniston; large
pot dir9ctiy on Ocean Park and Semi
nole STREET to J. Lous Schaefcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Patterson Joins Finlay Forces

z. f. Patterson, FOR Tho last ten
ycars associatcd with LEcluse- Wash
burn Company, is now associatcd with
the Finay Realty Company, Of West
Thirty-fourth Street, where he viii
continue 10 sDecializc as broker in
Horth Shore proportion. In recent
years Mr. Patterson has been con
nccted AZ broker with some Of the
largcst transactions in Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Sale Of Bronx Lots Well
Located for Building

!. Builders and investors will be Of
fered an opportunity TO purchase
Bronx lots to-day at noon in the
! yesey Street salesroom.
Joseph P. Day will sell at public
auction to liquidate the North Side
Investing Company, By order CT the
-siockhol ders, eighteen building plots
On White Plains Road, Old White
Plains Road and Lydig Avenue, be-
tween East 213tl. and East 238th
streets. Included in this sale is q
three story frame dwelling, on a plot
running through from East 231st
Street to East 232d Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
ITO Build ON Chester Hill

Tw>. Cooley Realty Company has
soy for Helen c. Winfield lot on
r oyster Avenue, Chester Hill, to Victor
w. Cuppes. The Gramatan Homes.
Nc, has completed plans for Mr. Cup
blcs for residence on the site The
Same firm has sold three lots on Fow-
Ter Avenue, Pelham Manor Heights, for
the Wynncwood Realty Company, to
Michael Doherty, who started the cree
ton Of q Colonial residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-30
Manhattan Alterations

10TH ST.. 1871 West, TO 6-story dwelling
NJ Jhcobus. prem owner; G T Il Diet =
crien. 10 West 3Sth ST. archt. cost s., 900
olSI 81. 2i0 East, to IL story dwelling .
IL l. Brcesc. prem owner, Steiner "
Wolfe. 500 6th nv. archt; cost. S.. 600
$50 ST, 100 East. to II i-story dwelling .
II X Stockton. prem owner. Il c Dean, .
Wcst Am st. aren't. cost .......... S., 100
llrll ST, 80 East, TO IA t-story and basa-
nent dwelling; l. Player. prem owner.
j Murray. lil East 4oth It, nrcht
Gust ~, 900
J n and r n pouides prem owners. L,
Cont j., Murray Y East '0'h st. srch,;
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