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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
CLAFLM ESTATE TO BE
AUCTIONED TODAY
J. p. Day viii Sell Al Lots
in Vesey St. Exchange.

Interest in the real estate market to-
day will centre on the absolute sale, by
public auction, of the famous Clafin es-
tate In the University Heights and
Kingsbridge section of the West Bronx.
one block west of the Kingsbridge ave-
nue. station on the Jerome avenue ele-
waited extension of the Lexington avenue
subway. the Sixth and Ninth avenues
elevated roads.
The sale comprises All lots and will
be held at ~ o'clock noon by Joseph P.
Day, auctioneer. at IA and 16 Vesey
street
The lots are to be sold separately to
the highest bidders for whatever they
may bring, and the prices realized.
whether they be high or low, will estab-
fish new level of values for lots To-
Gated Just to the north OF the present
apartment building lines on lower Uni
versity Heights.
Regardless Of the prices TO be paid at
the Forthcoming important sale" said
MIR. Day, ut is fact that no better or
more promising lots In the University
Heights section of the West Bronx have
ever been offered at unreserved public
auction sale.
The locality practically Is girlled by
rapid transit lines operation to all parts
of the Greater City and connecting with
all the lines of the dual rapid transit
system. Apartment building has been
active in University Heights and the
new houses are completely tenanted at
higher rentals than ever before have
been paid. There is an insistent demand
for apartments and none to be had. For
this reason several of the most prom
inent among the city's leading institu-
tions have announced their willingness
to make building and permanent. loans
to those who buy at this sale and who
may wish to go ahead now with the con-
struction of new apartment houses"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
METROPOLITAN BUYS PLOT.
Takes site In Queens for Publish.
Ing Plant.

Takes Site In Queens TOT Puphsh-
Ing Plant.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has purchased large tract Of
land in Long Island City, where they
will erect a three story factory for
printing their literature. The site is
triangular plot, containing $4,000 square
feet opposite the Queens County Court
House In Long Island City. The plot
has a frontage Of $50 feet on the Long
Island Railroad. 400 feet on Court street
and $40 feet on Thompson avenue. The
plot was purchased from J. Stewart
Herman. Roman Callman Company
and Herman De Seldlng were the brok-
ers The price was 1000 It is said.
Plans are now being prepared for i'm
mediate development of the property
with three story heavy Reinforced con-
crete factory building to contain 10000
square feet, to be used as printing and
binding plant exclusively for the work
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company This work Is now carried
on in the Metropolitan Annex in build
Ing on Twenty-fourth street. near Mad
ison avenue. Manhattan.
The property is one of the most con-
spicuous locations In Queens Borough.
facing as it does the Queens County
Court House and being surrounded en-
tirely by 100 foot streets. this assur-
ing unobstructed light. An eight car
siding will be run in from the Long ISL
and Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Shampan & Shampan, architects. have
filed plans for fireproof temple to be
erected on the southwest corner OF Fiji
teenth avenue and Forty-elghth street,
Brooklyn. on a plot 100x100, 10 cost
S350.000. for Congregation Bethel of
Borough Park as owners The building
will be most modern, with an exterior OF
granite, and surmounted by large
Guastavino dome, and will have seat
ing capacity of 1900.
Charles Z. Rickerson sold $50 Fourth
street, a three story dwelling, for Oswald
". Jacoby to Mrs. Arthur Tickle, and 156
Sixth avenue, a three story dwelling. for
Mrs. Amelia p. Clement to n Mr.. Walsh.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for Martin ]. Shields the one family
prick house at 664 Seventy sixth street
to a client for occupancy.
I. Salzberg sold for W. Shoenfield to
the Armour Construction Company the
plot, 4ox100. on the south side OF Forty
eighth street, 100 feet east OF Fourteenth
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
MOVES co. SELLS 40 WATER ST

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the Mahnken estate, 40 Water
street. at the northwest corner of Coen-
ties slip, a four story building, on plot
25x57 The purchaser is Riera Toro &
Won Twistern, one OF the leading import
and export firms doing business with
Porto Rico and Cuba and the South
American countries. The buyers, who
paid all cash for the property and who
viii hold same free of mortgage in
debteiness, will Immediately tear down
DE building and erect a modern five or
sir story Office building on the site for
their own use. This is the fourteenth
sale made by the Noyes company in the
zane general neiShborhood of small
Bindings for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23


Hunting and Fishing Licenses---Non-
Iesldent. game and fish, SIS; nsh, ST.
hesident' game and FISH, 81. Resident sol
open season'-Deer in Coos county, Oc-
tooer> l5-December 1t; in Carroll Except
town OF Moultonborough) and Grafton
counties, November 1-December is; In rest
OF state, November 15-December Is. Hare,
rabbit. october 1February 20. Quail
partridge. ruffed grouse, woodcock. Octo-
per l-November so. Duck. goose. brant
wilson snipe or tacksnipe. ooot galhnules
september i6-December 81. Black bellied
ana golden plovers yellowlegs, August 10
NoYember 30. Rails, other than coot and
galiinules. September 1-November so.
NO Open Season-Elk, moose caribou
cove, pheasant European partridge. gray
Hunting and Fishing nconses-Non-
resident: Game and Ash, SIS; Ash, 81.
Resident: game and FISH, 81; resident SOL
diers and sailors over 70 years of age may
hunt and fish without a license. Fishing
licenses not required OF children under 16
years of age, nor of women OF blind peo-
pie. Issued by commissioner or his agent
In each town, who with few exceptions Is
the town clerk Licenses not granted to
children tnder 10 years Of age, and only
with written consent OF parent or guardian
to minors under 16 years. Child under
10 may hunt without license when accom-
panied by licensed parent or guardian.
Resident owner of farm lands and minor
children may hunt during open season on
own land without license. Guide, non
missioner.
Bag Limits and Possession-Two deer a
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nan the three-story American basement
dwelling. 15x55xf00, at III East Nine
ty-first street to a client for occupancy.
Tho property was held at s16,500.
WEST FIFTY-NINTH STREET
Louis w. Osterweis, executor of the es-
tate of Pearl Weinman, sold to Margaret
Roberts the flve-story brick tenement
at 51S West Fifty-ninth street on plot
25x100. John Peters was the broker
and Otterbourg, Slender q Houston
represented the sellers.
WEST 121ST STREET--Goodwin &
Goodwin sold for the U. s. Fire Insu-
rance Company, to Jacob Pinsky the
four-story and basement house at "a
West 121st street, adjoining the corner
of Lenox avenue on lot 20x10o.11.
WEST 15STH STREET, ]. Phil
lips & Company resold for Charles Sell
gel Levy Bronx County Construction
Coz 646 West 15Sth street, three story
and basement dwelling on lot 1Sx100.
Mr.. Levy acquired the property last
month.
EAST TwENTY-FIFTH STREET
Daniel H. jackson purchased from the
estate of Charles s. Mattlage at 122 and
124 East Twenty-fifth street, zoo feet
cast Of Fourth avenue, a seven story
dwelling with an annual rent roll Of
$4,000. George A Lee was the broker.
WEST 146TH STREET-Samuel
Lanes and Max Landesman sold for the
Just Right Realty Company to Samuel
Adler 21s and 220 West 146th street. a
six-stoTy thirty-family apartment house,
40x100. 1t has an annual rental OF
$4,000, and was held at $4,000.
EAST NINETY-SECOND STREET
A Saxhnovsky sold IL East Ninety sec
ond street, four-story dwelling
! 25x100.S.
EAST 18TH STREET-James H
Cruikshank sold to Marion Beck, ~
East 10th street, five story double
flat, on plot 25x100, valued at $40, 900
Benjamin Eisler negotiated the deal.
WEST 149th STREET-Edgar NJ. An.
drews sold 514 West 10Th street, a
three-story dwelling, 15x99.11, near Am
| sterdam avenue.
WEST 136TH STREET-John II
| Pierce cold for the Equitable Life Insu-
rance Company TO Carl Williams the
three-story dwelling, 16x99.11, at 25s
West 136th street
WEST 136TH STREET-John II
| Pierce sold for Julius Elmar to William
Holland the three-story dwelling, 17.6x
100, at BAL West 136th street.
WEST 10STH STREET-Irving Judi,
resold 204 to 40 West 10Sth street, 6
slx-story apartment, 100x100, through p
| A. Edmiston and Fl. 7. Wood The sci
Ter recently acquired the property ir
| trade for the apartment at 3s2 River
side Drive, south corner\of 109th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
OTHER sALEsy1N THE BRONX.

BOSTON ROAD-Samuel Cowen sold to
a client of Edward Brown premises at
1869 Boston road, five story apart
ment
EAST 205TH STREET-Magdalem Hass
sold to a client of Williamson N
Bryan the four three family modern
frame houses at 20S, 205, 207 and
200 East 205th street and Mosholu
Parkway South on a plot 122x irreg
x94x irreg.
PARK AVENUE-Rronx Land-Mort-
gage and Teal Estate Company sold
for Robertine Heineman the premises
at 4441 Park avenue.
EAST 18TH STREET-Mary ]. Walsh
sold to a client of Richard Dickson a
two story detached frame dwelling at
10 East 19Sth street
BECK SrREET-Alexander Selkin and
Carl Jaffee sold for Charles Fried
rich. attorney, 76s Beck street, a
three story two family dwelling,
25x1O0. to a client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased to
the Builders Supply Bureau offices at so
East Forty second street and suite of
offices to N. NJ Robinson in the building
at 512 Fifth avenue.
Henry Hof leased TO Charles Jensen.
Jr., the first loft In the premises $50
Third avenue also the entire upper por-
ton Of the premises on the northwest
corner of Thirty-fourth street and
Second avenue to Mrs. Mary Yenne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

NJ A. Broderick sold for e. Floyd
Jones to James K Delano the dwelling
and garage at TAO North Broadway,
Yorkers, N. Y, formerly occupied, by
Oscar Hammersteln's son; for Mary ".
st. John Greenfield to Mrs. Ella e.
Thompson the dwelling at sos Warbur-
ton avenue. and leased for Mrs. Henri
eta Bashford LOG Main street to ].
Friedman for a factory.
Meister Builders Inc, sold to n client
for occupancy 81 Harper place, Airing
ton, N. J., one family brick house.
20X100.
Harold Norton OF New York city pur-
chased a residence belonging to Robert
C. Fulton of New York on Nyack avenue,
Pelham Heights. George Howe was the
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

W. e. Dean & Co were the brokers
in the sale of 1910 and 1912 Fifty
fourth street, Brooklyn, 60x102.
Ennis G. Snnott are the purchasers OF
the Allerton, a twelve story apartment
house at the southwest corner of Broad
way and 18th street, the sale of which
by the estate of A. Vanhorne Stuyvesant
was reported in these columns on Sun
day. Sharp & Co. were the brokers 'ir
the transaction. Lord, Day & Lord, at
torneys, represented the estate and Nc
Laughlin & Stern acted for Ennis &
Sinnott.
Alfred p. Coburn is the buyer OF 16S
West Seventy-second street, reported
sold recently by C. Royce Hubert. The
buyer intends remodelling 1t into small
apartments, with an office on the GROUND
floor. where he intends to conduct gen
eral real estate and insurance business
now being carried on at IL West Eighty
first street
Harris & Vaughn, Inc, as brokers
announce that the property acquired b,
Kermit Roosevelt for his home is 10,
East Seventy-fourth street and not 10,
East Seventy-first street. as reported
recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
BANKER BUYS RESIDENCE.

A prominent banker has bought for
occupancy, through Douglas l.. Gilman
& Co., the Ave and half story Ameri-
can basement resident at Al East Fiji
tv-frst street, between Madison and
Park avenues, held in the market at
100000. The house occupies a lot 22X
loo and was sold for the estate of J..
dunbar Wright, represented by Foster
& Thompson, as attorneys. The prop
ertv is opposite the Cathedral dwellings.
which face the chapel of st. Patrick's
Cathedral on Madison avenue, and is
surrounded by the homes Of persons of
wealth and prominence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23

annual rental OF $4,000, and was held
at S250,0oO. II. 7. Wood and p. A Ed
mission negotiated the transaction.
The Burwood, a five story apartment
house, on plot 50x100, at the north
east corner of Wadsworth avenue and
175th street, has been sold by the KNAPP
& WATSON Company for Franklin Petit
to Ely Maran and Irving l. Levine. The
property yields an annual rental OF S14,-
900 and was held at $4,000. 1t con-
tains twenty-four apartments and one
store.
Leitner. Brener & Starr sold for S. NJ.
Hemenway and the estate of John II.
Hincon to Harry Kahn Of Kahn & Pitt
man S56 TO $50 whitlock avenue, two
FIVE story Apartment houses ON plot
39x90. The property rents for $4,000
and was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
ST. ALBANs LOTS SOLD.

Last Saturday on the premises at 2 40
P. NJ. Joseph p. Day conducted an auc-
ton sale at st. Adams of lots on Farm
ers' avenue, Granville street, Fletcher
street. Hilton street and Kenmore ave-
nue.. Five lots on the corner of Farm
ers' avenue and Granville street were
sold for $3.50 each. three lots on Gran
vile street near Farmers avenue sold
for $500 each. Among the buyers were
Frederick Braun, Charles Rost. Dora
Hartman, Albany Heights Realty Com
pany, c. Kane, Louis Karott Charles
r. Berry, William Lohr, Joseph
Mahon, Walter B. Dunlap. Theodore o.
Dosshord. George c. Boyer. Otto Zeiger,
Daniel Lanahan, l.. AbramowitZ, WILL
lam II. Hines and c. w. Johnston.
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detailed:
lat 1916 vESEY STREET.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S.
BY Henry Brady
CHERRY ST, 2ao,. cor Pelham Assn
1OS.7N25XlOsT sty tnmt and strs-
Archibald X Mackay ct al, trustees, sc,
VS. Adolph Cohn ct al; atty, Greenvile b
Winthrop; ref, Ezekiel Fixman; due.
MApisoN Az, rs. E, sas,a IT of
Clinton st, sl.2xloO, sty tnmt and strs
@o,Wlllism Mitchell. trustee, &c, vs.
Van .winkio; ref, Thomas 4 XGrello !;
due Sl0,ss5s2; taxes, &c. 14s2.10.
EA First 10Th sT s t'tiS; ,S $ Sr 1925 r. of
Forrest Co VS. Thomas Farley ct al;
atty. Robert H Koehler; ref. Ferdinand
Minrath; partition.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
BY Henry Brady
EAST 10th ST, 125, n 8. 2O5 It of Park
Av, 25xl00ll, 8 sty tnmt and strs-
Isaac Teschner VS. Paul Edelman ct al:
attys Dean, King, Tracy q SMITH ref,
&C. $275.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER rs.
BY Henry Brady.
EAST 123D ST. IS. s. 24s.s It W of
Park av. 1s.axlOO'II. 5 sty and basemt
dwlg- Emigrant Industrial Savings
attys. R & z o'Gorman; ref, Maurice
j Biumsnthal; due. '9.Sos.s7i taxes.
&c, tl63.SO
EAST 7TH ST. 2I5 and 215n, $, asa
IT W Of Avenue C., 33.4x976 two sty
limits and strs-Lawyers Mortgage Co
VS. Meyer Edelstein ct al; attys, Shear
man X Sterling; ref, John Mulholland;
due, t25,45975; taxes. &C. S2s226.
STH AN, 3sl-393. s, 709 n 29th st, AK
10, two sty tnts and strs-Hopkins Sc
curity Co VS. Elysee Realty Co, Inc, ct al
Jonas & Neuberger, atty; Philip ] Sin
mott. ref; due. 'S,s72.s9; taxes. &C. ST.
BRONX sALEsROOM.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~.
BY Joseph p. Day.
PROSPECT AV, 2O62. e 8, ana lsoth st.
| 83lx150.S sty frame dwlg-Davld s
Veitch VS. Matthew w Del Gaudio ct al;
Darlington Il Pierce, attys: Charles A
Conner. ref; due, $1,000.
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
PARCEL OF LAND beg at point in I'd
| leading from Westchester 10 White
| Plains I'd, at inter of ! Laconia av
| runs to centre Gunther av n
wx 20 l Crawford av K sw = TO
| Tieman av ny 10 l SchieffelIn ay
ks Clara v Sehieffelin ct al VS. La.
coma Land Corp ct al; Harold Swain
atty; ] clifford McChristie, ref; due
| tlsb, 1879; taxes. &C, Ss4.276.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
| BY Joseph P. Day.
KELLY ST. 097-looS. W = s5.n n West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all year
home, new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage; first floor has large living room,
dining room. kitchen: extra toilet and
laundry In basement; second floor bed
rooms. tiled bath; interior finished through
out In white enamel woodwor and mahoR-
any doors parquet floors throughout; steam
at gas, electricity, sewer. etc; restricted
section; no assessments; minutes walk
to large park and bathing, one block ex-
press station, Is minutes Grand Central;
Ave cent fare: 1000 cash required, balance
on terms: for plan and photo, call, write or
phone J. S. WITHERS, 22 East SD ST.
Tel 3540 Murray Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
BROoKLYN ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
wEsrCHEsTER REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

chester av.,l5px1oO, three sty tnts-
North American Wall Paper Co VS. Jack
son Construction Co, Inc, ct al; Philip e
Uhr, atty: Harry Vessel, ref; due.
S625; taxes, sc. -,
ST AIMS AV, 467, n W cor 146th at. 241l
1895. 5 sty tint and strs-Clarence S
Haaren vs. Emma A Friedmann ct al;
ref; due. 32l.ts5.62: taxes, &C. $500.
BY George Price
LONGwOOD Az, Ss7, cor Hewitt pl,
6sxlOox6.4 xl02. 6xls.s, sty int and strs
Gladys Realty Corp VS. Luise Killan ct
al, Ferriss & Storck. attys; Forrest c
Hirleman, ref; due, S65.ls6.79; taxes. &C.
=, subject to a hrst mtg OF S3S.jO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
REALTY MEN MEET IN N. Y.

The sixteenth annual convention of
the Real Estate Association of the State
Of New York will be held at the Nc
Aipin Hotel on October 16, IT, IS. The
chairman of the exhibit committee. E.
Tanenbaum, is DESTROYS of having ex-
hibits from the leading operators who
are members Of the association sent TO
him at the earliest possible date at ITO
West Fortieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
4o EAST BATH STREET LEASED.

William II. Whiting & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Clara Pond Porter for a term
of twenty-one years the old Porter home
stead at As East. Thirty-fourth street
near Madison avenue. The lessee is
Isidor H. Kempner. president of the New
Amsterdam Realty Company. The
premises are to be extensively remodeled
into bachelor apartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
ss44.ooo GARAGE LEASE.

The Greenwich Associates. Inc, J. NJ.
Reynolds president have leased for a
period of twenty-one years from plans
prepared by George & Edward Blum, a
one story garage to be erected at the
northwest corner of Grand and Tomp-
kins streets on plot recently acquired
by them. The aggregate rental, together
with the cost of building, involves
$4,000. Selig Tarter of "a Norfolk
street was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
PLAN ANOTHER BRONX FLAT.

Plans were filed yesterday for a FIVE
story brick apartment house to be
erected at the corner of Boston road
and Charlotte street in the Bronx on
n plot S9.9X99.5 by the Boston Road
Construction Company. Aaron Brand,
president 1t will cost s135, 900. Goldner
& Goldberg of 391 East 149th street are
the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
LEASES THE EDGEcoMpT.

Samuel Lanes and Max Landesman
have leased for the Selmond-Stanhodge
Realty Company. Bernard Alexander
president. to the Adams Place Holding
Company the Edgecombe, a six story
elevator apartment building. covering
the triangular block bounded by Edge
combe and Bradhurst avenues, 1920 and
143d streets. The lease Is for a term of
years at gross rental Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
n X. STAFFORD BUYs HOME.

Electus T. Backus, president of Guar
dian Holding Company, sold for the E.
A. L. Holding Company, Edgar a. Levy,
president. the recently remodelled five
story American basement dwelling, on
lot iS.9x1O2.2 at l16 East Seventy-sec-
ond street The property was held at
$4,000 and purchased by Robert X.
Stafford.
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SELLS goo GRAND STREET.

L. c. Miller. president of the Mutual
Alliance Trust Company in liquidation
has sold the property consisting OF the
former bank building at 266 Grand
street, five story brick building, size
S75x75. This property was scheduled
to be sold at auction by Joseph P. Day
on October 7, 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT

Thirteen room dwelling, six bedrooms
three baths, partly furnished: living room
27x20, dining room 20X20; open fireplaces
concrete and terra Gotta block construc-
ton; lot 20ox200; situated on Howard
Ave, Grymes Hill, Staten Island; 32s feet
above sea level affording the most beau
tiful and Interesting view on the Atlantic
coast; includes New York City, the Mar
rows and the Atlantic Ocean; no garage
will lease by the year for $4,000. Apply
HINE BROS. 100 william ST.. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-23
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased, furnished, the
four story and basement house at 81
East Seventeen street to Arthur NJ
Mitchell, and the house at 1874 East
Seventeen street to Penn Smith, Jr.
They also leased an apartment to James