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New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Satisfied Mortgages
NcrLc+%

BOWnRY, 207; JOS and Rosa whitman to
Max aas Bera BMeFgqles; S3a los l11th st stty
S1ST ST. $ s., 1O1 Madison av, l7x1O2. g.;
Hmhie Talbot to Mutual Life ms Co:
e5dy' sddy' Law Dept, 50 Cedar st; April 90,
SAME PROP: same to same: attv 81 my me-
Oct 80, 1901 '' 5000 oe6
sAME ME- fR0Pi 1opi same to same; atty, sans
BFoAD sr. 55:7 John and Ella fio,0gG +
Mccullough, Bennington Vt. ct al to
bquitable Life Assur Society Of the Z S
eltys Alexander & @, 12O Bway: May
27TE ST, n 8. 2oe4 8th av, i37SxI5.S9 i3i7SSsitVSo
iSeg' NJ droh's sons to Dorothy 4 4
Sr9Yat s27 W nth st. individ and as
July so 1873 So 4 'uase' 2ol Bway; 81 aSG
A1NlsTERbAM Av, 100; N libianofhte' ft'Gsyty Rlfy
9rPn Broa Sg B Broad Mdy st. to Dssd Realty e.
BIEECKER ST. w cor Greene at. COX
1,, 199; mtgss; 1I jeremiah and Susie 7
yin Jno q Parsons; June 20, 1853, ana
4sTa sr g. 5as lSs9 W Geo and Marv
to Frank + Lunghard. ~ Amsterdam
ay; atty, Title Guar G. r Co, l76 Bway;
10Th ST. 43s4o d: Abr Bern,ts,n 5000 100
ano to Julie Goodman: atty, Title Guar
q 7 GO, 176 Bway; April s, 1908 s5. 900
bl-EECkbR ST l1S; Bleecker Lum Der Co,
On Tnton ens s Pr1mlses' Bsvn to tya Bay Booth
Park Row; March i. is1s. 81 90
'SBn Iarads ST. 200 zoo W; r Wm and Bessie II
eers Loan G. T Co, 1922 William st; attys
turner X & H. % William st; May
e2D sT, 21o q; phiilpina Jarels to Wo'O 900
ans Hospital in State of n Y; atty. n Y
tie & Mort Co. 13o Broadway: Jan IS,
1sT Av. is2i: chas Dumb to robanr 800, =
Schelberg, 27o Il 169th st atty. Morris
Cooper. 1913 Bway; May 3, 1906 SIS. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Governor to Hold
Hearing on Realty Bill
Organizations Oppose Measure
Relating to lnstalment
RuyIro

Governor Smith will hold hearing
on the Donahue bill, which has to do
with the sale Of property on the install
ment plan, at Albany tomorrow at 12
noon. The bill was introduced at the
suggestion of the Mayors Committee
on Taxation and the Investigation of
Mortgage Loans and is aimed at the
tax lien evil, which indeed Is seri
Gus matter. In its efforts to balk the
activities of the unscrupulous trader
in the realty field the committee un-
Willingly make it dangerous for the
honest man to operate because Of the
heavy penalty that the measure de-
mands for the failure of a land COM
pany or individual developer to carry
through a contract made with lot
buyer.
The bill does not take notice of ext
gencies that may arise which would
make it impossible, temporarily per-
haps, for land company to carry out
to the letter the contract which it
had entered into with q buyer. Su-
burban real estate men say that the
bill opens wide the gate to blackmail.
They are in favor of legislation that
honest operator and will tell the Gov
crnor this. They are also going to
impress on him ~ fact that tho bill,
though it may stop the lien shark, will
stop legitimate business and house
building because no one will want to
speculate, especially with a prison term
in sight
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Men of Long Experience
Form New Realty Firm
Lieut.. Douglas Gibbons Heads
Concern to Have Quarters
on 45ih Street

Douglas Gibbons & Co. have taken
over the business OF the late firm Of
Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons, Seton
Henry having retired. The new con-
Germ has moved to larger quarters at
6 East Forty-hfth Street, where it will
conduct a general real estate and in
surance business, dealing in tho sell
ing and renting of private houses,
apartments and business properties in
the Fifth Avenue section also the
selling and renting of the higher class
country estates.
Douglas Gibbons, who as lieuten-
ant returned recently from overseas
having been with the United States
naval forces, is president of the new
organization, and associated with him
will be William NJ Ryle, Miss Eleanor
Lamson, Larry I. Meeker James V.
Smith and John p. Meagher, for q
years with Pease e. Elliman's main Of
fee as office manager and director. The
new concern has recently closed the
following transactions:
24o East SiXty-second Street, to Nor
man P. Ream; 234 East Slxty-first
Street to John r. Green; 236-23S East
Sixtysecond Street, to Mrs. Charles
S. Guthrie; resold 24o East sixty
second Street to Langdon II. Roper;
1T East Fifty-fourth Street, for DR..
Leander Shearer; l15 East Fifty
fourth Street, for the Becker Estate:
23S East SiXty-hrst Street, to Diego
de Suarez; rs East Ninety-fourth
Street, to Norman P. Ream, and 100
East -Sixty-hfth Street, to Hugh K.
Prichitt
Also the following apartment rent
ais: S63 Park Avenue, to William j.
McAdoo; 156 East Seventy-ninth
Street, to Rodney W. Williams; the
building at East Forty-ffth Street, to
Philip Thompson, and floors in the
building to the Junior League of New
York, the Gordon Studios and the New
York League Of Women Workers.
Apartments at 3S3 Park Avenue, for
Douglas l.. Gilman to William B. C.
Ruxton; at 993 Park Avenue, to Tom
A. Velie; at ia East Eighty fourth
Street, to Major Derrick; at 10S East
Eighty-second Street, to Stephen NJ.
Clement; at 115 East Eighty-second
Street, for Pease G. Gilman to John
G. Holt; at 156 East Seventy-ninth IN
Street, to Reginald Lewis; at $50 Park
Avenue, to V. A. Mayer Sands; at ia
East Eighty-fourth Street, to w.
Strothers Jones, and at los East
Thirtyhfth Street, to e. Erskine
Wood.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Brooklyn Houses Bought
For ParocIlial School
Property in o2d St. Purchased
by Father Donnelly of ST. An
thanasius Catholic Church

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company the three-sto
twin houses, brick and stucco, at PISA
and 2156 Sixty second Street. opposite
Saint Anthanasius' Catholic Church, to
Father E. J. Donnelly, rector of the
church. The houses are to be con-
nected and altered for use as q paro-
chial school and parish house.
The Realty Trust has sold for Artee
Realty Corporation the two-family
brick dwelling at 1928 Forty-second
Street to James Ascot, for investment
and the one-family semi detached brick
dwelling at 1916 Sixty-second Street,
Mapleton Park, to Richard H. Schultz,
Tor his occupancy.
The Bulkley &, Horton Co. has sold
1923 Pacific Street, three-story aud
basement broWnstone one family dwell.
ing on plot 2Ox10O, for John R. Stout.
The Meister Builders have purchased
from M. Baird the southeast corner of
Benson and Twenty avenues,
Bay Parkway, and also the adjoining
house at S693 Twenty ty-second Avenue,
two four-story apartment houses. on a
plot 100x96.8.. This property was neld
at 100000.
Brooks & Momand have sold for the
Manhattan Savings Institution to Irv-
ing Judas their vacant property TO-
Gated on Harmon Street, near Grand
view Avenue, in the upper Ridgewoo
section Of Brooklyn, consisting
twenty-five lots. The bank was hole
ing this property at S35.000
Samuel Galitzka has resold for Ben
lamln Swartz to client for occr
pancy the two-famlv house. on plo
3Ox100, at 886 East Tenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
Upper Broadway Block
For United Cigar Stores
Leases Property Between 18th
and l58th Sts., Now Covered
by 2 Story Business Building

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased the block front on the east
side of Broadway, between 157th and
loSth streets. consisting of two
story building with stores, from Mel
Vile H. Bearns. The company has also
leased for a long term Of years the
southwest corner Of Bergen Avenue
and Montgomery Street, Jersey City
from Andrew and Louis Hart, of Jer-
sey City, and will make extensive i'm
provements for occupancy.
Samuel II. Martin has leased space
at 1874 Broadway 10 Charles Haldane
William V. Forrest and Charles J
Kleber.
Hirsch & Friedman have leased 49,
600 square feet in building at 121 to
131 West Nineteenth Street to Posner-
Marinace for a total rental of about
$4,000.
Apartment in 7th Street Rented
Malcolm E. Smith and Rudolph C.
Culver have leased the duplex apart
ment at 1870 to 1874 East Sixty-seventh
Street to Edward I. Cockroft. and
Vernon Munroe for long term of
years; also a simplex apartment in
the same building to Dr. George NJ.
Swift; also at 131 to 1875 East Sixty
sixth Street duplex apartment to
Frank Whitney and J. Greenleaf Sykes,
and at 1877 East Sixty-sixth Street an
apartment to William H. Evans.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Sl2S,0OO Secured
BY Broker In
Two Hours Drive
Halt Early to View Process
sion of Argonne Fighters;
Total Far Behind Quota;
Marling Planning Appeal

The realty bond drive halted vas
'eroay IN honor of the victorious pro-
cesslon of the conquerors of the Ar
goone Forest up Fifth Avenue. In
other words, teams took the field for
about two hours in the morning and
then stopped and travelled to Fifth
Avenue to see New York's citizen sol
dlers who did so much to bring vic
tory to American arms.
When Chairman Alfred r Mar1ino
stopped the drive for the day the sub
scription total was S12S,OO0 William
2. Rae and his Brooklyn workers Sc
cured $90,45O Of this sum from real
estate interests and banks in Kings
County. Others who helped with good
SIZE subscriptions were the Central
'avlngs Bank, $4,000; The Bronx Saw
lgs Bank, $4,000; Samuel Kempner
200; &. G. Brinckerhoff, jr, $l,500
nd Samuel Bookman and r. NJ. Mont
merry, $1,000 each
A feature of the drive this week is
he large number of small subscrip-
ions which have been received. Manv
ave come by mail and might be called
unsolicited help. Mr.. Marling was
cry much pleased with this Volume
# small help and hoped that the large
eal estate interests Of the city will
ollow the example set by this class
# subscribers. The story is that real
state is not as strongly behind the
Real Estate Division in the Victory
rive as in the previous drive. 1t is
Understood that many team, captains
ave had reason to complain to Mr.
Marling at the poor support they have
eceived in quarters which were ex-
)ected to do big things for the brok-
rs campaign. Chairman Marling, it
$ understood, is contemplating sending
jut strong appeal to all demanding
support.
Mr.. Marling stated yesterday that he
vas sure that the totals for the next
eW days would be large. He bases
his belief on the fact that several
promises of large subscriptions are to
be fulfilled between now and Saturday
Although MIR. Marling would not say
anything about the amounts expected
ne let it be known that they are not
sufficient to put real estate high in the
allied trade division. The grand total
aor the division now stands at 49,
1850.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07

500
sandler to Caroline Pousen, oVIss9' $50 HONE
at mtge. S5, 500; May S; atty, Lawyers
Title I1 & Y &C, 100 Broadway; sloo
Bennett, legatee; Chas w Bennett t.
Della Necte. 416 Il 134th st; mtg
$500; April 2l; atty. Lawyers Title 4
14sTIT ST, $, 200 W courtlandt av, 25s
1905; JOS + Piccolino to Mary Piece
limo, 3SS z 1S4th st; mtge $500 Apr
FULTON Az, 1865, W $, H.sx1GSx irreg
Bank. mtge $SC, 600 May 3; atty, Law
SAME PROPERTY Bronx Borough BanF
to Sarah Lichtnan, 1877 Franklin .av
., mig mige 81 $So' 900; May Q; atty, same s. o.
100; Geo Gebhard to Christopher J.
Meyer, $50 e 1l6th st; mtge $4,000; May
.; atty, Title Guar s. T Co. 176 Bway.
wHITLOCK Av. W s. 125 Tiffany 25>
100; Louis samelson to Rose Gardiner
Kay sIs cgm%gs aty AZ rie cna2 mtF' co %
ST XN3N's Av, SIS. s. 25xloo.io;; sophi'
Windeler to I!y Hembruch. S55 st Ann's
Guar & T Co. 176 Bway ...sloC
3D AV, II s. lots a77 & S7s, map Laconia
Park; g. Theresa La Marie 70 Paul Tuz-
atty, II A Zana, 20 Vesey st.........Sl
PROVOOST AV, 8 s. 274.S Il o Bostor
I'd = x4sxlSlx408; ,lSlS David .66 Stinard ct al
~; Dec II, 1915; atty, I. Palmer, 3o9-
ELY 'fSg9 AV S s. 4s.5 a2ad st. 2ox95; craM
ford Real Est & Bldg Co to Albert Par
rclla. $3.50 Ely av; mtge $780, May 5
atty, Jos Kulker l54 Nassau st. S10(
GILBERT PL. 12ll, $, 25x1o0; Heuretta
Gettner & e. 2sa Broad@ay Way 49, 'sioG
10Th ST, $. 29.7 W Grand Blvd. 5oS
muller, 1857 Grand Blvd and Concourse
April 20; atty, G A Steinnuller, 1911
GRANT Vt Av go, s. 26xa5 Primei ResIt[ siIqI
Corpn to Jacob Birnbaum, 92s Kelly
st; mtge $1,000; May /; atty, Leo Scha-
cRoT'oSA PHBR EAST. 14248o. $. "a SiSS SS
irreg; Benz Maryanov to Jacob Mary
anov 1850 57th st, Brooklyn, & ano
April 20 atty. Max silversten, 800
SANE PROPERTY: Jacob Maryanov to Para
disc Realty Co, 209 Broadway; mtge
sl09.0OO; May 2; atty. Samuel Frank,
WEEKS AV W 8, sc n 17sd st. 1s9x95;
also Webster av, s., S75 9 17lst st, 50x
179.S; also College nv, W c lT0th St
J07 to III, map VIM II NJ Zborowskl t.
lots 42 to as, 81 to 90, 40 TO 81. So to SS
81 to 60. II to so, 65 to IS and 10 it
of lots 60 to 72, same map; also Weeks
av, $, S6 1880 st, 2ox95. also College
av, l72d st, 106xS2.10XS2. 7X53.Si
also College av. n W C l7lst 81, 4271l to
172.1xbS.1x424.SX SX9210; also Webster aV
Belmont st, l34.1xl0l.4x irreg 10
Anthony av; also College av. s W c l7oth
tends from Webster to Clay avs, X
Louis Xborowski to Prnterion Realty
Corpn. 80 Liberty st; March 26; atty
7 q q T Co. 176 Broadway. ......... 81
SAME property; Printerion Realty Corpu
to Jistowel Realty Co, 21 Cedar st;
April 20; atty, Same l..-............- 81
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

WORTH ST. o, n s. 2S.11x1oo; p IN; April
"a; Joseph Haupt and Oscar Burgi to
Richard w Naylor, Freeport, j. T. ct al,
eNrs etc. Joseph Naylor; years; 6ls
c. atty. Title G & T Co. 176 Broad
wORTH sT. II, g. 25x1oo; p m: same
atty, at saae aame n' epF ~ years. sa4 900
WORTH ST. 10. s. 24.10x1oo, m, April
81; same to same years 4 c; atty.
Daniel Seymour, so Broadway -. s24. 900
ALBANY ST, 49, n Fl, 81 Washington st,
26X68; May 5; Gordon @ Brnckerhon. 1r.
to New York Bible and Common Prayer
Book Society, 4th av and 22d st; atty,
Frank 7 Warburton, 46 Cedar st $21 900
Fast Side
66TH ST. SO Feast. 2Ox1o06; m; May 2 i;
Lewis i Gawtry to Bowery Savings
Rank. 12S Bowery; due and int as per
bond; atty, Titlo G & r Co. 176 Broad
117TII ST 228-284 East $ 3. 75x a block: D
ia for $4,000 and balance building loan.
subject to pr mtge 10000; 117th st. 1856
2ss East, s, 5oxlo0; May l Victoria
Garage to Nautilus Realty Co, 100
broadway; & years; c; pr mtge SIT
600 on Cd parcel; atty. Lawyers I & Y Co,
12aD sT, n 5, is4 "a av 21xioc.11;; PM m: !:
April 2l; Our Saviour's Norwegian Evan
Eehcal Lutheran Church OF Harlem to
Wiiheimina Kearns. 1901 jerome av.
TITLE q Ss r Co, 176 Broadway. -. 81. 200
1s1ST SIT. nast. s, 17.6x09.11; m {;
May % Harry w nelan TO EnH & Van
Nest. 2s5 Central Park West; duo May
1922; 6'a C; attys, Merrill 4 T.
loo broadway ..'.........-.-.. $4,d5O
West Side
18TH ST, II g. 2o5 W 9Th av 2ox1oo; May
81 Chaa I Campbell to Lawyers Title &
= co; VS. 5iA o. atty. LAWYERS T
aoTH sT i2s ", . s, 225xos.9: p m: May Msy
8; Henry Matt to Land Estates i55
Bway; yrs c; atty, N 7 & NJ
55TH sT, 3. 80 9Th av. isxioo5;s May Nay
g. Cora Carpenter to Adolph Levi
sohn. 8S1 5th av; due May |, 1924; Az
y c; pr mtge $4,000; atty, L G & r O.,
WEST nNn Az Y 5, % saa st. sesiSo' srSiSSg
Gertrude J leyy, al6 w s7th ST yrs
81 c; atty, lawyers T & II Co, 100
SANE PROP; m; May 6 Same to SANE same
yr' O; pr mtge $4,000: atty
cnNT'RAii. PARK WEST. w ga is i'VVo ST.
1oO.sx125; m; April 80; a II Investing
CO to BanS for Savings 2so 4th av due
Nay Me- u T. : l9g' 'l2 o e "ttys csawals dso
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 2lO, q 8. 200 W
corpn to sadye Goldman. sSa KoscusSo
st, Brooklyn; duo April 10. 1921: O p G.;
pr mtse $226.ooo; attys. G"ttner. s 4 A.
1l1Tn III . sT 1a5.ia5 W. 4, io6xioo, fieo,Igg ~,
p m: May 6; public square ic9' Realty CO
to surety Realty Co, 1856 Bway; instalsi
c. pr mtge $50, 600: attys. Eiselman,
l., C 8 l.. 1876 Bway. y.............Sg0, 0 90
11bTI sT G0b-Go7 w, II s. b0xl00; D m /.
April 80; Arrow Holding Corpn to Lydia
II Gray. 50 w sGth at due May /, 1879:
y G. pr mtgo 500 900; atty, N Y n 4
NJ CO. La5 Rway .........,. $40, 900
7TH AV,s2ls0 -. s1.2 H laoth ut. is 0x
rs; M May Lula - Hoslsins to II Nj
Gordon, $3.50 18th av. yrs; g u @; pr
ntge 10000; atty, r Il T Co. 176
coNsNVShNr Av. ioo-ios. q, 90 iasa sd'VUu nt'
72x1O0: May b; Auguntino G Mcclure
and nno to Mary G McGuro, New
Rochelle, Y. yrs. 6M q c: pr mtgo
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Newark's "Checker 'FRONT.'
Store Property IL Sold

One of the important realty trans
actions last week in Newark was the
purchase of 1O4 Market Street by Bar
ney Taylor, clothier, from Anthony and
Conrad Koellheffer The building is
three stories, of brick construction,
has a frontage of 20 and depth of 100
feet, and for thirty years has been
widely known as the Checker Front
Clothing Store, operated as such by the
former owners. The deal was consum-
mated through the Office of William c.
Fielder.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
REAL ESTATE
WESTCuEsTER COUNTY
B A n G AIMS S AT

MAMAkONEtk n. y.
BEAUTIFUL WE'LL BtILT HOUSE, 0
rooms and bath. all itnpts; 6OAl25; good
neig hborhood; overlooking Sound; reason
able.
OVERLOOKING SOUND, 10 room house.
2 baths, all iinpts.; very select eighhor-
hood b0xl00, between two trolley lines,
coal In for winter, an attractive offering.
BEAUTIFUL SHOW PLACE. l. room
house. all impts., about one hcre; view Of
Sound; garage for cars near depot, *
block back OF Boston I-ost TOAD, telpns.
SPECIAL BUSINESS OEIER, corner
best section. 2 u story frame. 50xl00: 2
stores, fats; we'll paying proposition
sell reasonable to quick buyer
VERY HIGH CLASS SECTION, at
tractiye house, 10 rooms and bath. view
Of Sound for miles, porcnes on each floor;
76x287. dock for boats ideal; ierns
SALE OR RENT, OPTION OF BUYING
restricted location; rooms all modern
impts; tile oath; large porch; vegetable
garden. fruit; near depot and. school
DON'T MISS THESE OFFERS: Two
family house, separate entrance, IL rooms.
2 baths, all impts: room house. all
impts; good sections; reasonable
EXCELLENT OFFER, o ROOM HOUSE,
all impts., garage; 90xl00; line Of troll
ley; high location; terms to suit; act
PAYING PROPOSITION, double apart
near depot and trolley and main business
street; reasonable.
w. L. vARl0N G. co., orror orr,
MAMARONECK, N. y. TEL. So4.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Launch House Building
Campaign at Rve

GREENWICH, Conn, May 6-Forty-
nine lots in the Rye Park section,
owned by the Ryan Park Realty Com
pany, have been purchased by j. NAL
colin Thompson through Austin &
Merritt for $4,000.
Mr.. Thompson and J. w. Frost have
Incorporated under the name of
Thompson & Frost. Ground has been
broken for six houses and six more
will be erected later.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Rockaway Amusement Places
Taken Over bv Corporatio,

Fl. Richter & Co. have sold for the
Deimling Amusement Company the
American Music Hall at Seaside, Rock
away Beach, and the Holland Theatre,
formerly the Arion Hall, at Hollands,
to q New York corporation.
The same company has also leased
the Averne Casino for M. Prince to the
same corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Sale of Bryant Aye. House
Sales at Auction
AT Il vESEY STREET

AT IL Wesley SlkLEI
By Joseph p. Day
soTH ST. All L. >. 200 1st av, 25x
;her fsenbers; due, $50 995.o7; taxes, etc,
ssof95. Adjourned to May ..
BY Henry Brady
i.sTH ST, 225 ", 3. 2a5 W 7th av. IL ex
esll 3-sty dwlg; Manhattan Svgs lns
agt NJ Stafford ct al: due. s6,255.5S ;
taxes. etc, $3.50. To the plaintiff for
s''''' By Arthur c, Sheridan
LEWIS ST, JOS, s 14S Il Stanton, 27x
100, 5-sty int & s&s; r Cook ct al
exrs, agt Pauline Berkowitz ct al; due.
1880 y: taxes etc, S2335.95- To the
plaintiff for $4,000.
At 3a0s THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph P Day
lssD ST, $50 Z. n s. 2sls Alexander av.
20xl00, 4-sty int & slrs; s D Thomp-
son q II II Well Co. Inc. ct all due
s5,52f15: taxes, etc, $116.15. To tho plain
tif for slSQo-
BY James J. Donovan
24oTH ST, 257 Z. 2. 1902 Van Cort-
s-sty dwg; Alfred Ashland agt Triangle
Con Realty Co eft a; due, S249. 81 ;
taxes. etc. S35s.4a. To the plaintiff for
BY Joseph & Co
FOX ST. v 8. 1856 16sd q. 1oOx1o4a
vacant, Hendrix Hudson co agr Max
Hoffman Ct al; due, S15.8so-2S; taxes, etc.
s77o.56. Adjourned TO May IS.
IsTH ST, 4, s. 100 Rider av. 5410x
ToLl0x - xT0o.3; city Of \ agt Mott
Haven Canal Docks, due s29.l37O6:
taxes etc. S9,S90-9S. Adjourned TO May
By 7 Lincoln selde
BROOK Az. 1sOS. s, 1907 n 1e9th ct,
T.7xs0. +sty int & strs; East River
Earrings Inst agt Leoua Holding Corp ct
q; due. sa.40g.4T: taxes. etc. s5s. TO
Nathan Glassman for 1850.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
STATE YOUR WANTS
UNUSUAL OFFER

lIterres of Dgr 1esa Fgovsft-es ia Yonkers,
e. sefren, &sN Rochelle. Wnj.e Plains.
"a ~ SULLIVAN. Tel. 51z1 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
sCAKsDALE
.sa4a+a
SELECTED HOUSES

From 10000 to t1s. 900, In the Oresnacres.
Murray nh. Heatbecte. Edgefnont and
Cysfhil seetions, upon vory reasonable
terms. S9rne exceptional bargains
BcAEsDALE EHTATE9, ~ Basf 44fh It,,
EAw Ynfm. MurrAy III 772O.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

s3D ST. n 22S9 Sd av; Carter Phelps
70 to Lawyers' Mtge CO end Lawyers Mtgee
av, Mt Vernon, N Y; atty. II, II. Hol-
bert, 1911 Sd av; assns, each. S17 600
AVENUE b. se c ga st; mtg s1oo, 600; 1876
Trust GO, l35 Bway ......::;. ...$ 800
FIRST Az, 1921; mtge $4,000; Caroline
N r Hillhouse 70 Central Say Bank.
EoRT %T' wAsrliiNsiG;ToN Av. as5. laFge aGgo
Mtge Co. 50 Liberty st; atty, Lawyers
nRo&DwS3 4 ! S9 aoU 4 81 WyCoIAs ~ $lES9q9 IsgS
to Realty & Realization Co, 55 Bway,
attys. Learn Goodbody,. So Bway
WEST BwAY, 2s & 30; also Park p. d6;
m{Es aseTina S'T9 se}ton N9fmand s eSena " 7h t.
stourme, Is W sGth st; attys. chedsesy
1osrH Il 81, 7o WA $40 W; mtgo $4,000; uadsoH
Investing Co to Thos II Calhoun, 9
George St. Newton. Mass; atty G &C C
9TH TppsS'S xV 1910 H TIte g GUAR & Trust CO to
Dime Say Bank of Brooklyn GO Dekalb
av) atty. U t G Co. So court s1nd o6d 81
4sTH ST. 1877 W; Elizabeth Q Brown 70
Title Guar g. Trust Co. 176 Bway $4,000
Bronx
CENTRAL Av. S, 325 n Sd st, 125x1oo;
Edgar S Appleby, trus. to Chas J. Lyons,
b77 4th av, Brooklyn, and ano, eNrs; atty,
Falkenau & II. 46 Cedar st. SIS, l76.46
PARK AV. @ 9, PA 177th st. )l3hX lrrog;
Newburgh Savings Bank to Bond & Mgte
G Co. 175 Remsen, brooklyn; atty, Title
G e. II Co, 176 Broadway .....,.S 1870 OOO
18TH ST, b O Hoffman st, 30xS9ll Bos-
ton I'd. 1868, 179th st. 1852 East and East
fremont av. 223; August Ganzenmuller
TO Robert a Canzenmuller, 1888 Marion
av; atty. w i Troy, Beekman st; 4
BROOK AV, 12S5-12S7; Otto Martens.
Palisade, N j, to Eiz Grunberg, 200
West 111th ST atty Lawyers L q T Co.
100 Broadway Observation-Disclosures 81, 500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07

& fft1.Snls. Stpceo. rp-to-aate house. ? baths
is1lts. rTes- ee-irs Hl1sca. nns surround-
~ sn@v ier 1900 caAu. 5000. II. 4.
S-s1sfien' Is "afoprton A9e. Tel 10l.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07

j., .o,ysrieokinz Long Island Sound
szss. .sSs'ief cesatlfs haFns. 70 rooms 8
tstIss 1sW II a1rs ~ jan1, Kafa4e- price.
'ssssns ssshn' n r. Acrfs:i. inc, DeDos gqe4fo.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
$500 CASH, TERMS TO SUIT
PORT CHESTER

sen 7-room House. all improvements:
excellent location near depot and trolley
'arlnn K Co. opp. Depot.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Lis Pegadens
Manhattan

WEST SIT. g Desbrosscs st. 4s.oSS5; and
beHbroases ut, 8 n, between Washington
md West sta. inches A. Gesine
Nngel agt Annie 10 Doseher ct nj (foro-
olosure OF mtGe); atty. l. Q Wills
Bronx
is3D ST, n q. 400 " Wehster av, 25xQo.7;
Mary Morron ot al agt StenWets Const
Go ct al foreclosure of mtge): atty,
A Bell.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
River for Attn St. Building
Old S5th ST. Holding Sold

Hilbert Peck's Sons have sold the
sour-story tenement at 554 West Thir-
ty-afth Street for John Whittet. This
nroperty was bought by the sellers
FAMILY in 1869.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07

7-Room House, Gil improvements; good loca
tion >'atDV ffnaii payment. Ira II. Car
pentsf, 24z Mamaroncck Ave. Tel. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
Bronx
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

b1sT ST. 231-3 e; all Anton Hahn to Louise
Tameris 321 u 18th st, & ano; 10 yrs,
from May l, 1919; 10 yrs renew; attys,
Kitelbaum & j, 309 Bway. ........ $4,000
SPRING ST. 1928; all; brotherhood Vino
CO to Jacob Levine, SS2 Putnam ay'
Bklyn. yrs, from Juno /, 1919; attys.
Kitelbaum & J. 400 Bway. 10000. 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
LAncnMoN1
LAhcHaoHT
-.
g Chance, Own Your Home

ey$ers 80 ~ fssffgstsi setsfus N flskt4guess uft5
M 49, - st% SER etst3sss, aSjieze Hstaxg
Afs%Ss u u. sz9 IT. Mss, Hl1l si4I,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-07

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