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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-27

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ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, o6-tf
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New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
St. Bartholomew
Corner n early
Bought by Builders
Contracts Had Been Pre-
pared; 100000 Loan
Would Cost 100000, So
Syndicate Won't Buv

Development of the site of the dis
mantled st. Bartholomew's Church. at
( the southwest corner of Madison Ave
nue. and Fortyfourth Street, which up
to yesterday was looked upon as being
close at hand, has been set back be-
cause Of the high price of money for
construction projects. Since the ar
mlstlce was signed active negotiations
nave been on for this property by at
least five large and wealthy svndicatcs
of real estate and construction men.
Offers made for the property were
within the scope of negotiation, and it
was said yesterday that in two cases
figures considered reasonable had been
made. In fact, the church interest was
10 get it's price, as contracts had been
prepared in at least one case for the
rul chase of the property. The offers,
of course, were all made on the pre-
sumption that money could be had for
the improvement of the site Money
t n be had, but at a price that would
be against economy to use in build
ing operation. 1t was said authorita-
tivsly yesterday that deals Tor the
property were off.
One project called for the improve
ment of the site with a Twenty-Five
story office building that would be one
of the finest business structures in the
city. To do this il was necessary that
the builders secure a building loan of
s2,500,000. But the folks who held the
money wanted a bonus of 100000 for
making the loan, together with other
charges which brought the cost of the
money up to very high figure, too
high, the builders considered, to go
through with the project. 1t is said
tkey notified the church Interests cf
the conditions they faced aaa recalled
their offer.
In other circles it was said that the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Sales al auction
BY Henry Brady

BY Henry Brady
WASHINGTON SO X. 81. s. So y Atm
ct, 27sx11s. 4-sty q dwlg tax nefl;
Albert Frankel agt Celestino Piva es al =
due. ss.212.l5, taxes etc, S1,sslse; 60
he plaintiff for s5.60e.51.
av, 1880. II. 4-sty & dwlg; Sea,nen's
Bank for Savings agt Pauline 9aunl *
al; due. $e.6s2-lo. taxes. etc $259. 10; to-
the plaintiff for $4,000
FULTON AV. 1924, e s. Sc n 1ssth st 1sx
1lI-11xl 7.ex11S.4, 4-sty tint. Central
Sevils Bank agt ! 7 Barry ct al; due,s
se,27o.8 80; taxes. etc. s4ss.O5 to the !
I B Holding Co. party il interest. for>
$500.
B. J. II. Mayors
BRooME ST III: W cor Norfolk Sc
Levine, exr. etc. agt Joseph Price ct sls
the plaintiff for $32 .Ooo
SID ST. 1+5 W. $ 1915 Colu7lbus az,
16.9xl00.5. 3-sty & b dwig Julia Van
Worst agt = Collins et Al, Que s11.
S35-l4 taxes. etc; S1275: to the pain-I
tiff for $1,000
By Joseph P. Day
OGDEN Az, 1882, g g. 220 n 165th ST 2Sx
125, 2-sty dwlg; Ellen Mccain. extx. agr,
r Garland ct al: due. S4.3l2 IS. taxes,
etc 81, IS; to the plaintiff for s4.o0azi
CLINTON AN. W g. Sc lslst 81. 66xl5o
vacant: Eliz Stockinger ct al ast Leopard
Bldg Corp ct al: due. s2.ss4 90: taxes
etc, 1921; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000. :,
BY l.. J. Phillips g. Co. q
HUGHES AV. s, 200 1ssth St bor
sf.6. vacant. Melissa Mead agt Charles
Shapiro et al: due, ss.252.62. taxes etcs)
s2272o; TO Sarah Jacobson for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28

early Improvement of the corner was
assured by the keen interest shown
IN the property and that builders would
find some one to advance sufficient
funds and at a reasonable charge to
carry through the commercialization
of the corner
The property has been held in the
market at about S1,5O0,O00. The build
ing planned for the site by one syndi-
cate would cost s2,o0O,00O, so that the
operation would involve at least
$4,000
The Improvement, designed by firm
of architects in the Forty second
Street district, called for a building
twenty-five stories, carried up in a
series of steppes the first being as
high as the Building Department and
the building heights and zoniag re-
strictions would permit. The charac-
ter Of the building would appeal TO the
best class of business tenantry in the
city. 1t was said that the lower part
Of the building would be used as a
branch by large downtown financial
institution which considered the devel-
opment of the "Uptown Wall Street.
sufficiently advanced to have it estab-
lish a branch there.
Men who have been close to the
negotiations for the corner since the
feverish trading period set in say that
weeks and that a commercial building
will be in full course Of structure
there before the end of July.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

AZ , ~; Hannah & Rose 3 Groenbers.a
s52 Trinity av. Bronx, to Gustav Hohsr
man. $50 Manhattan av; atty. Meyer
Slndel, 2se Bway: Sept 10, 1915 S.. 500
18TH st. 540-42. W; Wm y Il Edith "
Carpenter. OF Winterhaven. Fla. TO Mars
garet Moore, Of Winterhavcn. Fla. atty.r
NJ. Pailser. Liberty st: Aug 81, lslSl
BATTERY PI.. !. 1n. & 5 Greenwich
st. Is. & Washington 81. p Edw f
Searles to Metropolitan Life Ins Coz
attys Butcher. & F, Mad av. Deo
81. 1914 ................. sso0 n0Sf
BROADWAY. s2si-ss: Maze Realty Co to
Max Marx; atty. Bowers & s As Cedar
WEST END Az. s2s-so: Lillian N soresi-
302 Bway; Sept q. 1916 sec. 500
2sTH ST, 214-le W: Alex H Plncus TO
Adaline B Ulman. of Phila, Pa: attvs.1
hurzman a r - Broad st: MIR !: tsoSs
$4,000
MAD Av. 2o7o Helen e Calvin. eoSs Msdn
av, to Mary K Calvin. 2066 Mad av: attvs~
Cnas 9 Welsh. 50 Maiden Lane; March
BEAVER ST. a.: Fredk B Jenninss y 100 20
Samuel Woolverton. trustee; atty, Lave
gers & T Co. l6o Bway; Sept * ieoa
1a5H ST, els E; Isaac storch II Bertha
koth atty. David L Sprung ace Bway;.
April ~. 1903 ---.--......-......slo o.0oo
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
s1,0OO,0OO Hotel
Planned for Bic
Park Hill Site
oOO-Room Structure Pro-
posed for Site of Hendrick
hudson, Overlooking
Broadway, Will Cover 25
Lots

A hotel that will represent an invest
ment of 100000 is planned for the
site of the Hendrick Hundson Hotel at
Park Hill, which was destroyed by fire
shortly before it was ooened to
the public. The property is at
the southeast corner of Park Hill,
peninsula like in shape, overlooking
Van Cortlandt Avenue on the east.
Mclean on the south and Broadway
and the Hudson River on the west.
The hotel will be five stories high
and will contain 800 rooms. All the
governing factors have been arranged
and there seems nothing in the way
now but minor deals, which, perhaps,
Will be swept away shortly Elliot l..
Brown, of the J. Romaine Brown Com
pany, is arranging the deal He holds
an option on the site from T. Maurice
Heckscher, who bought it with another
about year ago.
The site contains about twenty five
lots. About an acre and a half at the
top OF the elevation will be used as
the site for the hotel. On a lower level
IS the remainder of the property. which
will be the site of the open air features
of the hotel
The structure will be fireproof 1t
will be reached from Van Courtlandt
Avenue by Overlook Road, which will be
carried down to the level of the former
street. Elevators will connect the
Broadway level With the hotel, the lifts
being reached b. way of tunnel under
the tracks O he New York Central
railroad.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Apartment i'm 9Th Ave. !
Shopping Zone Is Sold
Foot 4 Martin Buy 37th ST. Par
Gel From Estate of G.. E.. Boldt;
Was Held at S35O.OOO

An apartment house located in the
heart Of the Fifth Avenue shopping
seetlon was sold yesterday 1t is the
nve story structure at 6 and S East
Ihirty-seventh Street, adjoining the
iltany building, at the southeast r.
net of Fifth Avenue, on plot 50Nl ao.r
Ihe property was owned by the late
George c. Boldt, former proprietor of
the Waldorf-Astoria and was sold byy
the executors of his estate TO Foot g.
Martin, Inc, through Albert s. ASH
forth. The lower two floors Of tha.
building are occupied by stores. The
property has been held at $3.50, 900.
Ii is in section that has steadily
been lnceasing in demand for trade.
In the immediate vicinity are the con-
Germs of Franklin Simon, Bonwit TEL
ler, Mark Cross, the Gorham Company
and other we'll known firms. d
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Business Firm Buys Two
Buildings in Front Stree,

The Charles F. Moves Company has
sold for Louis B. Rolston and Henry
de Mali to William A. Winant the
two loft buildings. one fve-story and
one four-story, at 207 Water Street.
through to 203 Front Street, each on
lot 23x75.
Extensive alterations will be made
to one of the buildings upon the ex-
plration of the present lease and that
building occupied by the purchaser. =
Old Goth Street Holding Sold
Leitner Brener G. Starr have sold
for Edward H. Bogue to James r.
Mackay, go East Twentieth Street. p,
fourstory and basement building on
lot 2lX86, 175 feet east of Broadway.
The ground floor is occupied by A.
restaurant; the upper floors are used
for business purposes. This property
has not changed hands since 1868. 1t,
was held at $4,000 by the owner.
Tenement on East Side Sold
Leonard WE'LL has purchased from.
the Dry Dock Savings Institution the
five-story front and rear tenement at.
1872 Chrystie Street, on lot 25x1oo.s
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Big Increase Rental
For 5th Avenue Corner
Thorley Site, at 10th ST., Leased
to du Pont.Sherry Interests
for Sl,260.OOO

striking instance of the rising
values in the Fifth Avenue shopping
district was reflected Yesterday in the
lease to the Tiffin Products, Inc, and
Louis Sherry, Inc, in which General T.
Coleman du Pont and L. NJ. Bloomer
are interested, in the property now
occupied by Charles Thorley, the aor-
list, at the northwest corner OF Fifth
Avenue and Forty-sixth Street.
Besides the corner property the ad-
joining L. at 1 West Forty-sixth
Street. tenanted by Larimore & Co.
druggists, has been secured on a long
lease, which calls for total payment
Of S1,260,O00. The lease, arranged by
the Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company, was made with Z. E.
Smathers, who bought the corner a
few years ago.
The leasing interests upon the expi-
ration of the present leases on the
property in May, 1920, plan to raze
the four and five story buildings and
replace them with a structure of proba-
bly, seven stories, the ground floor of
which will be used to dispense the
Sherry CONNECTIONS and the upper part
devoted to Offices
The Thorley lease, involving the i'm
mediate corner, made twenty years
ago, was at a rental of $4,000 gross
annually, made with the Harper estate.
The name estate also owned the Lart-
more property. For the first twenty
one years the du Font-Sherry inter
ests will pay 100000 net annually for
both parcels, registering one of the
largest increases on Fifth Avenue. The
corner occupied by Mr.. Thorley meas
ures 271x76, and the Larimore parcel
is 24X63, the new lease being made on
the basis of per cent on valuation
of $1.20O,O00
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Corner Apartments
Bought by t>vestors
The Springfield, Occupying {
Large Site at Claremont Av.
and I2Sth ST.. Sold

The Springfield, six story elevator
apartment house, on plot 1oox1oo, at
180 Ciaremont Avenue, northeast cor
rer of 125th Street, has been sold bv
the Ararat Realty Corporation through
Leitner Brener G. Starr to Arthnr
Greenbaum.
Madison Avenue Property in Trade
Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
from George II. Jackson the Lorraine.
at 1927 and 1929 Madison Avenue. ad-
joining the southeast corner OF Nine
ty-ninth Street, a seven story eleva-
tor apartment, on plot 50x100. In ad
dltion to cash the buyer gave in ex-
change nine six-family houses in the
East New York section of BROOKLYN.
Robert Ward, jr, Clarence Gilmore
and William II. Dennis were the
brokers.
Brown Resells Audubon Avenue Housa
Frederick Brown has sold five
story apartment house, on plot 53x95.
It is one OF four houses comprising
tho block front, between 185th and
l86th streets, recently purchased bv
Mr.. Brown.
Sale in pinehurst Avenue
Butler & Baldwin have sold the five
story apartment house, on plot 46.6x
io9X1l1' at 66 Pinehurst Avenue, for
the Hatwell Realty Corporation.
18th Street Flathouse Sold
John P. Fineran has sold for the
North British Mercantile Company 7
East 18th Street, a five story flat
house, on lot 25x1Oo, to David Pa
shinsky.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28

l..l.HDA IL MANOR. one Of tho nnest
g.. 'n Nsw Jersey. delicious, cecil
So "ater modern IRE apparatt;s.
ra~ss s,ss.s ana churches Write FOR man and
s-...-o'@is. apartment 5A. 324 West 1890.
49,.
ttSAlsIiyD HOUSES % rent and ruupa-
ssssA s..ss To- sate ., Snoreiands. Mon
ave. City. Tel. 415s Grafaercy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Old Goth Street Holding Sold

Trinity av; mtge 5 900; May -: atty
Burnstone 6 /. 13e Nassau st st..-..-..st
5sx1OO also Az st John. ass. " $ 5Os
5oo 5o Norris Polsky to 6 L Investing Go.
II kaufman. 2se Bwsy .... 500
BRYANT Av. 1921. 25xjoo Kate Gals
lsgher to 4 Lena Harrison. II " ll5th
GIickman. 2ss Bway ........-..... 81
ANDERSON Ay. " :. 100 e High Bridge
Cnarles II Dannewitz. 1870 Del
Charles II Dannewitz. 1870 Boroobaf
a. Mar 27; atty c II Dannewitz. 1879
ANDERsoN Av. " s. 1922 leah st, 6ss
100 Riehara Carton to Daniel W
May 2s: atty Bache. ios5 wooay- e.SIy-
PARK Sv, e 141st. 25x225.7 to canal anal
pl. Geo Haiss TO Haiss Realty Co 365
iae Rider av; May le; atty. w Walter.
RAiLRoA9 AiIs3 ! ;, Az, E, 5. 4sl.s i44th x J
Central Mott Haven; also Railroad avsf
f, s, 1863 l44th st. 25x22S.s to said
canal: Geo Hass TO Haiss Realty Co,
365 Rider av: May 10; atty, Chas M
Walter. 233 Bway ........|...,...I.. 81.
AMETHYST ST. " $ 4s5 Morris Parsf
Patk J O'Neill. $50 e l5sth st; rntaf
$1,000; May 20: atty, Title Guar & T co,
154TH '@ ST, a1i E. 3. 25xloo Lucia eass. sase
giano to Luigi Nangieri. 81 z Is 4th st Il
mtg, s.. 600 May y. atty, Title Guar 81
RyER Az. " s, 445.1 Burnside av. 25E'
13z8x25 4xlS7. !: Chas J. keil To Wing.
man Realty Corpn, 81 Bway; mtg. se.E
500. May 30. attys. Fluegelman & T. 51
. " ~ SieH
HUGHES AV 2264. s. 25xI0o: John w
Mehl to Carnela Cagliano. 1915 WebsterA
av; mtg, $500 May IS, atty Titla
Guar e T Co, 176 Bway ..---...........s 81.
LOTS 1921 l222, map l. Spencer ct alS
Carnine NerdereSe % Alfonso Nerderese,,
$500 Radcliff av. Apr 3: atty =
q NJ co, 135 Bway .---....,.....S 81
AN or 17sTII ST. 3 8 100 Giea+
son av 5Ox1o0, Thos McKenna 70 Sarar1
Q Cornell. 4Q1 " 18th ST. mtg So o0of
May IS; atty, Title Guar T CO. 176
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
SOUTH YONIlERs

/ On Van Cortiaudt Terrace lne Residence.
10 rooms. 2 baths, plot 5oxl9o; bargain
kers Phone 2549 Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Buyer for 17sth Street Building
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

Slip, 9.l0x9oxl9.10x95. Front st. IS,
- s ~ AZ n r. coenties Slip. 90xls.ax
Randall & Co, 60 Federal st. Boston
Mass; intge $4,000; May 2S: atty. T G
RSosEv q S9 EI.T ! = 9T Fro 7iZ5 sloo
-oHso.S Cherry st, Is. n g k. Pearl
st. ASP, s, 25X120.11x25x123.9 Hester
s. Baxter ST. 50x100x irreg Chas
Lenlino TO. Anna A. his wife 55I
DE Nalb ay; Brooklyn, undivided in
lerest: Wrsg1 al lien liens May %; atty c H
JAMES SLIP l. 5 W c Cherry st ei77-ssS1
z4N$6;2; consutners' Brewery Really Co
W Sc ooos Srlstlna M Feroile' James Slip; rtge
Co. 176 Broadway. =
HbEEcKER = = ST. az, s. 211x896z2l.$$x
Gilman. Sc christopher ST: lntse S9sO6.
May "a atty. 9 & T Co. f76 Broad :
wIILETT s1, lot ga man lss,c C,,osso,, slgo
2Sx1o0; Abr & Lena Davis to Julietto F,
notter, l$S Lockwood ay New Rochelle
al liens; mtg <2o,soo Feb -
SANE property: Hy II & Yetta Weiss 10
same rntge S2o,Soo: all liens; Feb 3 :
sullivan ST. 2s-27. e. e Grand st e. s94V ~
80 foreclosure May %. 19Iq) Harry
Blur, ref. to Denver Chemical Mig O.
q o. I,aisht st: May 26. atty, l. 7 <, r Go
ORCHARD 81. s5. W s. 24.ix1oo -Siayy MsTy
Tif to Dora Levine, 175 f l0Sth 81 :
lntsf noyi+t 20 99S' 99S Eeb 20; atty, N a Rab-
81 Me property Harry Goldberg to sarah
a5s ~, -%d' Wjte' = part share & title; intge
closure, May y: Rich'd F weeks. ref
10 Central Unlon Trust Co OF \ Y. so
q iRrosdway; a diva May 2e; attys, Larkin 8 ?.
Cast Sids
I'D ST. 2+l s 254x7sx25 4x741 (fore-
clos May Is. 1919; Samuel J Goldsmith.
ref to VIM r Wilder. 200 " 5Sth ST. and
ano, trustees; May %; atty, VIM NJ pat
5rH 'afsa1s aV sS8 scar 8 get si y SIS 600
& Marie NJ RunlNe to L Trust Co Of
y trustee all liens; Nov 9, 1911:
Ihos F Curran to Mary Z Hewitt 1si
= 18th st; mtge $4,000 atty, + r
71sr sT H Isl E. N%SSau s1sTloo st E.a T9d
Callaway to Lommel Corpn. 161 list
st: all liens May 21; atty, & & T Co
I'D ST, 2Is e. s. 25xio2.2, Gertrude x X
Levy to Adolph De Lemos. 1877 "a av:
mtge & s., slo;S0o May rs; atty, Lawyers T
74TH ST 155-5s f, n $, 5o1lxio2 q Geo r
Branson to David Names 154 F rom st
al liens May 2S atty, T & & 7 Co. i76
74TH sT n S, 225 I'd av. 25xio2.g.' 1obg .sdo9
Weekes to lose } Smith, 7s7 3d az.
9TH ST, 1o4 E, 5 $ 25xioo II: Bridget
Hickey to May c Mesa. Shrewsbury, \ J.
mtge $4,000 all liens; May "a atty.
Gs9 f Morgan, SO Wall st. ....Si 81
lpoIH ST. 224 L. <, 25XlOO.l1: Agnes
Leamey to Aus Beyer & Wife. a4s Free
man ST. one half part. and Mary Gaff-
nsy' i4s Tiffany ST, one-half part; mtge
go 90 address Boyer 946 Freeman
Park Av. 1905, 5, 75.s 10th St 8 S199 OF,
SoXirreg Anna Z Kraft to Sarah Ber.
lowitz, 1903 Park av: mtge $1,000: Aug
- i9lS atty. Harold S Flescher. 1862
.s'oi - 'AN
I'd AV. 22s2, n Q 117th ST. 25xS1. iav
Bee Realty Co TO Prosper Realty Corpn
~ ~ lbway mtgse s23,5OO May "a, attys.
lllfH ST, 172 e. s. f7x100.4: Bessie II
Ryan TO Santina Russo, 2l5 + 10th St
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER

'1IsF, tWp. thFee and Hlx family housoa
al imp. s2.s00 To xIE. go. tar,,s fo s,,t,
z u iorio. NJ. Yernon ave. rhnne l7os ]
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
5tst Street Buyer Plans Changes

Frank B. Taylor has sold for Mrs
Fannie L. Davis 26 West Fifty-frst
Street, four-story brownstone dwell
ling. on plot 27-6xloo.5, Columbia Col
lege leasehold to the 26 West Fifty
first Street Corporation. The building
viii undergo extensive alterations for
suites. The purchaser was represented
by Harris & Vaughan.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Buyers for All Kinds
Of Realty in The Bronx
Sales Include Flats and Dwell
ings; Corner Plot Buyer
Plans Houses for Site

John A. Steinmetz and David Zies
have sold. for A Bluttel the three
story apartment house at the south
west corner of 1S1st Street and WISE
Avenue to Nathan A. Krischer.
Sale on La Fontaine Avenue
Eugene J. Busher has sold for q
client to Dunn & Daily the five story
apartment house at 2O09 La Fontaine
Avenue to an investor.
Plot Buyer to Build
B. Fl. Weisker has sold for John T.
Eustls the plot of ten lots at the
southeast corner of Cedar Avenue and
182d Street to William J Diamond for
immediate improvement with two fam
lily dwellings.
Sale on Brook Avenue
J. S. Maxwell has sold to Marie Kohrs
for the Pocomo Realty Company 143
and 145 Brook Avenue, a five story
building, with stores, on plot 45x10O.
Victor Street Dwellings Sold
Albert E. Peyhan has sold the two
e'ofy u"eiNng at 1889 victor Street to
a client of Schano G. Co; also the
dwelling at 1853 Victor Street for Will
lam {. Baker, and the two family house
at 1927 Barnes Avenue for John w.
kunkel.
Buyer for l7sth Street Building
John A. Steinmetz has sold for the
estate Of Michael Roos the three story
building at 1922 East 178th Street TO
adolph Hollander.
Morris Avenue Dwelling Sold
B. W. Weisker has sold for William
Sohmer the three story brick dwelling
on plot 16.8x1oo, at 2640 Morris Ave
nue..
New-York tribune., 1919-05-28
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

front. Carl II Richardson. IS trustee in
bankruptcy. to Leo Keller & ano. S74 w
10th 81; wears, from March ], '19,
Years renew; atty, II \ Brand, 20
49TH ST. 45 W. ali: Baltic Holding corpn
10 Victor Tarfoue ct al. 37l HIS Inland
~, Passaic \ j from June Is. ~. TO
Ian 80, 1910. .....-....... ....-.. So, 100
& I'd &. 4th floors rear. Norris W Gitiuz
to Jos w Mantell, IL w 54th st. 3 years,
from May /. 10; atty. } j Brandt, 1873
PIT, Pitkjn n, ay BrooSlyn. 900
to JOS " Mantell. 43l 7th av. years.
fll91l from Aug 29 'lg atty J / Brandt l7a0
It'll Av. Az. e e s4th st, all; liat~e
Liltaathal iuaivid & extrN, to Schultz
Realty Go. 3s6 broadway. $1,000
9lsT ST. 49252i, all sadie PietroWsl<l g. S,
scsaron iia Rrasavssy sa.soo 70 s4.soo
cAiia t. ainrsus> chajos, lo4 e 11th ST;
8 years. from July /. i9le........... $500
59TH 81. 553-665 " som ST, 292-254 "
60, 55T 54th st. years, & months. :
days from Nov 10. 1918, and years 8
months : days renewal ...-., .,........ 600
ground hoor. 34th ST, l16-120 W. restau-
rant and ground floor and part OF base
lnent. being part of hotel. Herald Square
Hotel to Isaac Cohen and ano. 149S Gro
attvs Schlesineo~ Il T.. 10 Wall st.s24. 600
5TH AV. w S. so S l11th st. aus Three Effs,
Inc to Alfred f. Harston, 257 " 111th So 4.
10 Years from Apsil T, l9l9s atty. VIM
Weilo. II Battery pl..-.s 10000 TO s12. 600
4TH AN. 215-21e, e c tSth ST, 6th door:
Aquilor Corrn to n A Foster & Co, on
premises. years. months from Nov f.
1917 atty Hy q Gennert, 1a9 Broad
BROADWAY z g C. l57th at, corner store
and basement. s5.6x70.5. Granville Realty
Co TO Schultz Realty Co, $50 Broadway;
0 years. from Sept !. 1920. .....9.. St2. a0
23D ST. 24S W, LIST and 2d lofts; T. Mem
delsohn to Abr Garfield 923 Fox St
IronX; . years from Feb ]. 1920. address
2tS w 23d st....... .............. soc
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MI. vERNON
WE HAVE IT

4 HOME FOR You. SEE
EDWiS w. f'IsKE REALTY CO.
II DEPOT PI. 'rEi. a5o4
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East Side

SID ST, n $, 300 1st av, osx94x frreg
te land under water, etc: u IN. Nav
IS Brainard, I-everch 8, Hatch % Ed -
Allen. East Orange \ J ) yrs = E..
atty, MaT Powell 22o Bway... Sl0C. oen
SUI II ST. 63 f, n s. 15-SNl02.2 May .t
" NJ Sage TO Title Guar x IT Go. fYf
EW$y; due and int as pcr bond. lntgee
. n, nqIds pr mtge S1o.ooo .......... 50. 600
9aIH ST, =, s. g5yl0n.S: ~ m. Nav
~; Granville r Emmett to Ainalia n .
Miiiholland, a. Fishkil Village. y Y. !
yrs Z C.. atty. " f Earp l20 Broad
aa0
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Alterations

64TH ST, f72 e: to a sty dwig: f A
Schroeder, premises owner; Murray
Casale & Witt, 569 5th av, architects;
cost, SIS 900.
PINE ST 40 to A. to a-sty oMcss. etc;
a L Morgan ct al, 81 Liberty st, owners;
Smalley & Myers. Is w 3sth st, archi-
tects cost. Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 600
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one-farnny house, ten rooms. excel
lent location, $4,000. Splendid so. Il way
business property, 1880. Ideal modern
CLANCY 900 New Main 81 Phone 1905
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YONKEES
PHOTOS on REQUEST
IN GARDEN OF WEsTCHEsTER co.

Beautlful houses IN Yonkers. ~ miles
from the heart Of New York s, 9. 10 to
Is room dwellings and estates; moderate
prices Sullivan. 200 so. T. way. Tel $3.50.
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Recorded Ncrtsages
iln1srtnu,,

FRONT sT rs. n w $ 515 - coantiaa
slip, - loxao.5' Front ST. Is, n " S. 7l.3
"a "a. coenties Slip, aQNl9.9x irreg; May
~ Rojas, Randall 6 CO to John Curtis
Corln, on premises due Ian Is. 1924
p G. pr nltge $35, 900. atty. Title Guar
& 7 Co. 176 Bway ...........S26.0 900
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NEW COLONIAL. HOUSE.

rooms tiled baths. sun parlor 4 acre
plot garage; near station asking s15..
coo. Can be had for less
t. j. SULLIVAN. % North Ave.
Tel 2790-3TE6
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS
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NEW ROCHELLE
MUST RE. SOLD

COLONIAL HOUSE. rooms. ? baths,
large living room. open fireplace, sleeping
porches, garage; Sound view. Asking
$1,000. omen to offer. REYNARD &
KRAFT. 206 Husuenot ct. Tel. 254l.