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New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Sell Flats Tenanted by
University Club Members
Lee Estate Disposes of Property
at 9th Ave. and 54th ST..
Owned Since 1853

The seven old four-story apartment
houses at the northwest corner of
Sixth Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street
have been purchased by I. Randolph
Jacobs and Everett Jacobs from the
Lee estate through the Charles F..
Noyes Company. They are known az
955-963 Sixth Avenue and 1O1-1O7
West Fifty-fourth Street, comprising
frontage Of 1905 feet on the avenue
and 151 feet on the street. On the
avenue frontage there are five apart
ments with stores, and on the street
are two bachelor apartments, the build
ings having been put up many years
ago by the late Benjamin and Aim
meine Lee, who comprised the law firm
of Lee 4 Lee and were members of
the University Club. The property was
tenanted by members Of the Grub and
had been in the possession Of the SELL
ing family since 1865.
Corporations Sells Apartments
The Lebertan Corporation has sold to
Mindlan and Feldman the Arrow Head
Court, at the northwest corner OF 17Tth
Street and Pinehurst Avenue, a SIX
story elevator apartment, on plot 98x
1926, housing thirty-tlve families. The
buyer paid all cash over present mort
gage BY New York Life Insurance Of
S15O,0O0. Charles S. Kohler and A.
Fine were the brokers. The corporation
has also sold to Mrs. Emily L. Felts
the Bellefonte, at b1S West 143d
Street, six-story elevator apartment,
families. The seller accepted in part
exchange g. free and clear cottage on
Surf Avenue and Beach Fiftieth Street,
Sea Gate, and fourteen acre. free and
clear country place at Lake Wara nOug,
near New Milford, Conn. The balance
Of the purchase price, over mort
gage Of $4,000, has been paid in
cash by the buyer. Herman A. Acker
and Burton Thompson Company were
the brokers.
The Lebertan Corporation purchased
the six-story tenement with three
stores at 523 West 1884 Street from
Harrison D. Meyer. The purchaser
paid al cash over q mortgage Of S92,-
900. Harold L. Lewis was the broker
Takes 80th Street House for Occupancy
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs.
NJ. H. Dyer, 137 West Eightieth Street,
four-story dwelling, on lot 21x1022,
TO client for occupancy.
Renault Court in 10th Street Sold
Joseph H. Schwartz has purchased
from the Clewilt Realty Company 207
to 2l1 West 110th Street. six-story
elevator apartment. known as Renault
Court, on plot 100X100, between Broad
way and Amsterdam Avenue. Leon
Mutchinsky was the broker
Flat in lO4th Street Sold
Francis R. Appleton sod the six
story fiat at 202 East 104th Street. on
plot 45xl00, adjoining the southeast
corner Ct Third Avenue.
Estate Sells 18th Street House
John Peters has sold for the estate
Of Patrick Shanney to Max Kupporberg
621 East Fifteenth Street, ,ive~stor5
nty-family tenement, OH lot 25x
1888
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Commonwealth Hotel
Interests Take Title
To 9TH Ave. Block
Buy Van Corlear and Adjoining
Realty, Subject to Mortgages
Amounting to SI.IO5.OOO

The Van Corlear, on the west side
of Seventh Avenue. from Fifty-ffth to
Fifty-sixth Street, and the six proper
ties adjoining fronting on each street,
We're taken over yesterday from Rob-
ert S. Clark, of Middlefeld. n. Y. by
E. L. Barnett. Inc, of Is East Forty
first Street. This property constitutes
half of the proposed Commonwealth
Hotel, which is planned to cover the
block between Broadway and Seventh
Avenue, Fifty-ifth and Fifty-sixth
streets. E. L. Barnett, Inc, has taken
title to other property in this block,
which in time was retransferred to the
Commonwealth Hotel Company. The
Van Corlear and the adjoining prop
erty, fronting 200 feet on the avenue
ard 175 feet on each street, was bought
subject to mortgages ggregating ST.
105 GOO Mr.. Clark retains q mort
gage for 100000 at per cent on
the property for two years. The s105,-
900 mortgage, which is at per cent,
is held by Robert E. Dowling and
Franklin Petit and is for shorter
period. W. J. Hoggson is president of
E. L. Barnett, Inc. and E. Leroy Bar
nett is treasurer of the Commonwealth
Hotel Construction Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
FORECLOSURE NOTICE

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NV
York. Fulton Trust Company % sew Yars
n :, nm zee etc. Plsin-ir asainsf May
l. " God and Others. Defendants
In pursuance ~ a Judgment of foreclosure
snf sale d''is made and entered IN The above
ouiiilel action ana bearing dat" The 5fh day
of September. 1919 the 1ra4r4isyr..ls =
ieieree in said jUdEm"nt named Wiz sai'
~ Manhattan. CITY RI Ner iorx o1 me : p
oay or tet"eef leie A. !. o'ri~'k rcaa o.
ihe premise directed ht rsi1 Judgment % -
sold, and IL rein described A. follows. All
nat certain liF,0 or rarcsi ~ and situate
IN tne 'tf5 of Nev YORK. and bounded a.
FFGf>NfN6 a, to Sontae..sierly ro-n~-
rf Ono Hundred and Tverts-fhiri Street ans
-'ariiy aicuE fh@ .,ou'heriy -i,l. en-, tn. H.,...
ared and Twen'y-thiri street 80 islgnfs5
i.''9N Af'nlS - N"@ntt fnprl feet and
elShb inches. thence fAs;wariiy arl pa r.
siiei wtth one hundred aud Twepls-thir1
street so 'elehi,1 feef 80 the W~s'@fiy side
q lcuoy Avenue. and thence >rrfhtarf'fv
along IenoN Avenue g ftwert s-fouri f.et
and feight) in, he's TO The pom. Ut Place Of
T'he -aiI premises beng row troen -
Number 80 Lerok Avenue ard being fhe
NJ the hrst par. said Virginia Woofi ~
william o u ooa. her husband hv d. s-e+
dated nc 10Th day or Noeenber fsqf "a
r@' 9ra~1 A. ti~ss series ot Conte5 anre-.
Section +. ilber I. at page rs
81 bJ r'.T 30 Covenants sgsi-s- nrisa ~
ari IN building contained 'a a.sd inaas
John Bryce an3 wife 20 Janise stewart,
dated sep ~f-per -. ISL and recorded O1,o-
aor -. 1851 iu 4ier 5se ~ cort e5anees ~
page hcl, ard t1 any sfsfe ~ f4cfs Which
az accurate survey would show
Dated Neu York. September Is. 1910
THOMAS J. CKA WORD Referee
kNEELAND. HARRISON & HEWITT. At
'crneES FOR Plaintiff. - Cedar Street.
Ne~ York City
The following is a diagram of rhc properly
20 be sold rs street number is 25J Lenos
Avenue.
vsst i27rd Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Operators Reaping
Profit in Loft Buildings
-Four in Old Loft Sections
Figure in Days
Trading

Leitner, Brener & Starr have resold
TOR the Manport Realty Company to
A. Epstein the eleven-story loft build
ing at 100 to 1l5 West Twenty-sixth
street, on a plot 5ox98.9, located be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sixteenth St. Loft Sold
Frederick Brown sold to client of
teenth street, an eight-story loft, on
lot 25x92, near Fifth avenue. On the
property is a first mortgage of $4,000
running for three years at per cent.
ihe buyer gave in part payment q
Tree and clear residence, on plot 125x
20, at Deal Beach, N. j.. containing
fourteen rooms and three baths.
Resale in 10Th Street
Alfred NJ. Rau has bought from
NJ. l.. x c. Ernest the seven-story loft
at 2l West Nineteenth Street. near
Eifeh Avenue, on lot 25xlrO. which the
sellers acquired from Frederick Brown
In part payment the Messrs. Ernest
take the eight four-story buildings
with stores at 189-2O3 Norman avenue,
55 jewell Street and Is Moultrie Street,
Brooklyn. comprising the block front
On plot 20Ox95.
Sale in University Place
The Lebertan Corporation has sold
As University Place, fve-story store
and loft building. The seller acquired
the property recently from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company and sold same
tor all cash over mortgage of $l7,-
600.
Buys in 134th Street
The kean- Manhattan Corporation,
operators, George Kean president, has
sold 522 West 134th Street, q six
story building, on plot 43Sxt0O 10 VIII
liam A. Schwartz. T. William Sohns
vas the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Bronx
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

lStTH ST. 52a and 5lS W. Ksen Manhst-
tan corpn TO TitlA Guar & Trust CO. rs
Rway Apr .. 1917; atty Titie. Guar 4
trust Co. i76 Bway. mtgs each s. e0g
s'IH ST, l04 E. julius Braun 20 Mary {
Mesa Nov !. 1904. D p Mahony +sz
7TH Az. 1889: Patk J and BERTHA Conla,.
on the premises. to Lucretia { Britain.
"io Lewis av, Bkiyn; March !. 1911
. atty. Ry l. Brant. IS Park Row. $1,000
us ST, s, 200 Amsterdam ~. lsx
loosi Chas ana Julia Mchenua. 1855 W
sist -. 10 c Clement lie Boureilie. attys
faltner x Series. 4s Cedar st. s. geo
ls9Ih ST :. "a III kingsbridge rd. y /
xoill. Eliza a Daily to the Emigrant
InGust Saw Bank: July IS. 1908: ATTY.
NJ j Seaman. 81 Chambers st s.. 600
18TH ST :, 22s.7 W 5th av ai5xiq9 ; .
Jno + Erdmann to Theresa r and Mar
garet c Dousan. 1872 W 10th St extriccs
and trustees Will Eleanor u lust July
81, 1874; atty. l. r d Co. 15O Broad
l2sTH ST. s. ESQ + 5th av. 5oNee.ll;
jerome j Wilson to Lillian Lanzif sol
" 14eth ST oct /. 1905. attys, kanire-
witz & e. a2o Iway ...........- $1,000
SID ST 1872 " ellison Realty Co - Mas
st. 70 Ii Bue, Pelt st. July %
1915. attys. Olcott. McM & T.. 10
4.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07

The German Club. on Central Park
South. is TO be the home Of the Aero
Syrh of America, and of the organizers
:. .be first aerial derby around the
.u,-,d Commodore L. d. Beaumont,
resident OF the club, is understood to
k.vs instructed representatives to buy
-. property, and the belief is that this
IA already been done, although definite
;,formation could not be obtained yes
,srday in the absence of Commodore
gsaumont. The story is that Commo-
iors Beaumnot has hought the prop
,.~v in his own nar,c. el.neI Tor the
.lub or as 3 gift to the club.
The club il now located in leased
,rarters on Madison Avenue. For some
.sma they have been inadequate to the
r-owing activities OF the institution
snd more spacious and prominent
bsadouarters have BEEN the daslre OF
soumodore Beaumont and the club
members.
F;sty-ninth Street, and has been utii-
,zed as a war work station for some
tis,e. The clubhouse is five stories
h.gh. facing Central Pbra, with De La
sale Institute on one side and pri-
sste school and the Catholic Club on
the other side. The building is rs feet
wide and 10 feet deep, and was built
by German Club men of this city from
mans by Mckim, Mead & White.
The building will be altered, but ii
is not expected that the changes Will
be extensive. since the structure is
modern in every respect. Possession
Of the property is to be taken as soon
as possible, as the committee arrang-
Ing the aerial derby around the world
Is in need of the extra space to carry
on the work of arranging for this
epoch-making event.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07

Guar g = Go. lT6 Isway g. SOC
RICHARDSON Av. n g 2ssth st. 1c0x55
Fredk " Gendsning to Chas + Hanselt.
cent: atty, Title Guar & 7 Co. f7s
cHEsTNUT ST. e ., 100 n Cornell az. ioox
-x-X--: also part lot IA. map Arden
Taylor. f2s Tecumseh av, Nj Vernon,
Y Sept IS, instals. c; attys. De
La Mare & NJ, $40 Nassau st 81. 900
BEACH Az, IS. zoo n Randall sY ~
man. Revere pl Oct !. yrs, . -
per bond; atty, Title Guar & 7 90. -
rtnT4N Av. " cor l74th st. 1s.iixs7
Title Qua \ 7 co. l7s Bwaj ss, 600
WASHINGTON AN, 1477. ~ g a7.sX100
lsidore Bronstein 70 biosben corpn. rs
Bway pr mtge $4,000; sept !: attys.
Fletcher McC & ~, 1881 Bwav. 500
BOSTON RID, 1869. W :, a7aXlsa.a. Benned
n,haikoNsl>y. 20 Josephine. rishel New
5 yrs. Z c. atty. Friedrich. IS
Nassau 81 .............. ss : 90
Lot r. map 19O lots Daily Estate. David
Gattsnello TO Jennie Brown. 2ss7 Perry
~, sept 20: yrs, p C. atty. Title
Guar & 7 Go. l76 Isway .......s5 400
MORRIS Az IT 5. 13i.lo Anthony av
- xal1. Malvin and Jacob Klein to
pr mtge ST.. 000 Sept 80; 3 Yrs. z e..
atty. Title Guar & T co. l76 i3way s.. 600
RCRNSlnH Az, ass f, w 8. 25xlo5.7 !,
Mary Katz to Wihel;nina X Gronholz.
oct , vars, ? c atty, y. WexeRbaurl.
~ bwaN ..............-.... ......... s.. 0H9
29lST. ss4 e. =. 2lx11t Mary Braoht
pr mtge s.. 600. oct 4: due .1ull, 2 lq9s
c. atty. Lawyers Title d T Co,
l'O Il" az ..-..... ...... 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Stephen Ferron, Squash Expert,
Rents Store i'm Yale Club

Stephen j Ferron the we'll known
squash player, has decided to enter
business. lie has rented through
Douglas G bbons & Co. basement
store in the Yale Club, at % East
Forty-fcurth Street. for long term OF
years. Gibbons < Co. have also leased
the basement store AZ s Fast Forty
eighth Street, Immediately adjoining
Fifth Avenue, to Grosvenor Nicholas
& Co.
A. A Hageman has leased the trst
loft at 4+7 Seventh Avenue to Van
Buren & Heimier.
The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
has leased the parlor floor a; IS West
Forty ninth Street to 0'Hars. dress
makers. ard the parlor floor AT rs West
Forty-ninth Street TO Mrs Roberta
Droste. gift shop.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

East side
SD ~ ~ y a5naa sS 4'tn tn Tss Fl S5'x's 4 < i
20. 1T6 Broadway: due and INT as per
51sT sq"g sr. ii E. $, 22x;1oo.5 m. Oct 5
Bank. GAG 9Th sv; due and int as I@r
scad; attys, Middlebrool5 K d, As cedar
.as 81 u, 81 is Il. $ i7ztooIl; N. oet
i 3Vs,ie Jaffin 20 nessie VI Poeker l@';
sltso 5000. ai.., Title q 7 c.
~ - S45q = W l56th st, as.llNi05,
S.yr "a; Marie D'Alesis ct al - Jos
a:,y a. s'i' Fraais aG' ! n:sid tx lslst 15o0
Nest Side
-Tii ~, : " 5ot!, ST. 20O.l0 70 t s 55th
Rchi S C!arX. Mddletield. otsego Go.
;; ! duA Nov !. 1891; c; attys, Yer
aso@ Prince lts dst RroadWsys z T. R,ypelr gggoyO
Inc. =. 10 Robt r bowling, 3s2 W s8d st.
ard Franslin Petit a2o " s6th St due
et.y. flawyers 7 # Co. 100 Bway. slc5 GOO
cENEIRAL PARK WEST, W :, eo.4 san
corpn e. l9Ts' 70 aiot. n" i,oTs 2s CO. sz" S
10 yeara; p c; Ut mtge sls,500; attys,
Wendei, e & r. 277 Broadway }l$.-59o
xi0l; Oct !; sarah V B Robinson to
hrthur { Hume. Lawrence II, lonMers.
! y due 10Y / ls2t :, g pr t559 a659
,2TT 81 81 aSn'ssS SfIsi7 " Ie ISIS Broad
way. runs II l5ox W SAX n W 6x l92 8
r 4 c Co TO Abel King. u Union s..
and Isaac Schorsch. So W aIth St due
as per bond; p c; atty, FredN Less a., -
14STH SrffAS ST. 15d5-i57 ", :. 4oxssli' Man
haitian ay; s. 251 n i9eta 4 s., .co., = F
S7sxS4s 10Th st. 40s, :. -25Xs-, a.so
assignment of rents; Oct Weiss Len
sn Hoa!ng gros Sa5Rn sWay to ae pr @
p c. attys, Gettner, 5 q y, 2S9 Sro@c-
way; notes .......... '-s-''V''
cRoToNA Av. 2aoa. s c5xs0: T.oo
rarieio to Marie Ruhl. 2sal cro.esie
Az; oct 8; yrs. 9.2 per cent stts; ~
BENsoS Az, i5is. e 5, 22xiIo.ll Alex
Moore. to Du:cncss r'irauce Co. SIS Mar
ket At Poughhes 9sie. y occ yr
per cent, atty. Title Guar g.
roppISG Ss"' Av. .552. s. .5xas1 ss.ss
av; IatE. $4,000; Oct :. " per
cent atty. Title Guar 4 60. las
1san nSAg sr 5.4 Z. :. 2sx75, l,.useaps
f.nAzzo &c. Antonio la Porta AZ TueS- .1sS
psr cent; atty. Title Guar & : CO, l7f
1sisT ST, dis E. u 5 l-.exe5: zei,aa
1t. Oc. q; due Jan IS. 1872; Per cent
atty. Title Guar T co, i76 broad
HUI. LAY AZ sss. s. is.qx,oa. sn7rna 10 D
Ellison 10 Albert = S3umT~s. lettings
n-Hudson. - i; pr nats. 5000 Oct : :.
yrs, Per cent: atty, Tito Guar < T
Go. I7G Bwny ..-....... .......-..-.... 81. 90
FON ST, g 3ss.. Longwood ~. ss.4
xio0. Abel A simon 70 Chas T. Gruu-
singer 1se Clsre11ant av. pr mtg. s1i.-
600. Oct ! instaiE, per cent. atty.
title Guar IL T Go. i7s Bway $40
FOX ST ~ s. 2e6.S Lcngwood av. 90 /
xl0o; Morris Lowerstein to same pr
mtg, $4,000; oct l. instais. per cent
atty. 3aIre s.. f00
Silk irreg; VIM n Blank TO Annie !,
schriefer. I27 w SD st; oct /: due and
int per bond .-..... Sc 900
SAME PROPERTY sarue TO Nathan Gold
senlag, IS Storm av Arverne. I. 7 atty.
800
POWELL. Av g. 255 W Az b, 5oxi0s:
Lena Reichert TO Dollar Savings Bank
oct 1 due Dec /. 1922. 5Ls per cent.
ntty Mncloellar & q. 40 Cedar st $500
.lsTH ST. 3 lo5 W BARNES av, 50xiI4.
Cath Ward to Geo MAYER, 40 e eisth
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07

The approximate amount g, he 80, ~
fharcn. 20 satlsfy wh'.r '~e ahct~-.i@s rfhed
properly iH ba ~oii i- rWcnf y-fsgo rho1-
sand FIVE hundred. twenty-five 5000 dollars
s-2522 50, with interest her~cn rom the
l5th day - \ igIst. 1919. ice-f her Win he
costs and 81 o~nIc~ amounting 90 four rsn.
ii.d -uur 80 HN lol.i4~ - - IN ~Etn ~
ieresf from September E. isis. i1Ee'n~t Nh
he expenses ~ The sac. The sppfnz mat.
= mount uf the taxes, aSsessfrlsr'a and Mater
rates, ota,. liens. whis1 are 20 p. allowed
% the purchaser cNt Il ,he purchase rrou'Y.
or paid ts The Eeferee. - ore tno-saad
thirty six 5000 dollars lsIo3e 500 An1 n
terest.
Dated Nev York. September -. ;eia
THOMAS J. CRAWFORD. Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
First Five of Mace Dwellings
In The Bronx Sold

Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold for
she Mace Estate Corporation, Benja-
min Sault president, ave private dwell
.nss being erected on Holland Avenue
in the vicinity Of White Plains Road
and Allerton Avenue to Jane Kane,
Herman Jafe, John Smith. William
Dempsey and H. K. Johnson, all for
occupancy. These are the first sold of
564 similar houses to be erected at this
point by the sellers. They are of the
two-story type, on lot 25x1O0 each, and
are to be ready for occupancy by No
vember IS.
The same brokers report that they
have procured for the builders mort
cages for the first group OF forty-six
houses now being finished. The mort
cages were furnished by the Bowery
Savings Bank in cooperation with the
New York Title Insurance and Trust
COnlDany
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Professional Buys Two
Corner Bronx Apartments
Daniel Jackson Gets Flats at
Beck St. and Intervale Ave.:
DWELLINGS Sold

Daniel Jackson has bought from the
Winnie Realty and Construction COM
pany, Morris Miller, president, the
northwest corner of Beck Street and
lntervale Avenue; also 915 Intervale @
Avenue, two five-story apartments on
the combined plot of 53x115. They are
arranged for thirty-five families and
contain five stores. Leitrer, Brener &
Starr were the brokers.
Another Corner Flat Sold
Max Cohen has sold the southeas t
corner OF jefferson Place and Clinton
avenue. a five-story apartment, with
store, on plot 52xl00. 1t is arranged
for twenty seven families, and has four
stores. The buyer is an investor.
Buyers for Dwelling Houses
Lejtner. Brener & Starr have sold
for Phillip Wattenberg to Phillip Koern
s73 East l63d Street. wo-family
dwelling on dot 2Qx75. The same
brokers have been appointed agents Of
the five Areco g. Hollywood buildings
on Southern Boulevard and Westchoster
Avenue
R. Rasmussen has sold for c. Weiss
mann the dwelling at 4OS4 Park Row
TO Peter Marion for cash.
George J. McCatrey, jr., has sold for
Lena Thorman the two-family house
on lot. 25xl03. at 2069 Story Avenue.
Richard Dickson has sold for John
{. Heintz and Jacob Siegel 1852 Inwood
Avenue. three family dwelling
Leaves City for Nepperhan
robert f. Farley Organization has
sold for f. S. Mills his home at Nep-
perhan Heights. Yonkers, to John J
Murray, CT this city.
Rayside Dwelling Buyer
J. Albert Johntra has sold the south
west corner Of Broadway and Vernon
Avenue. Bayside, the one-family dwell
INF CT pot lG0xl00 for Henry W. Du-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Assignments A of Mortgages
Manhattan
MANHATTAN Av. 80: 9Th av. ssl; svl

MANHATTAN Av. 80; 6th av. ssl: syl-
Nester, Pope ct al. trustees. 70 Y Chris
tan av, Mt Vernon. Y: atty. VIM J
Washburn l4s Broadway; ; assns
14TH ST, 502 and s04 f. samuel and Louis
Nronberg to Lawyers Mort Co. 50 Lib
erty st; > assrs. each. -.....sla 500
GRANT ST, i6l-6S. W Centre st Wal
Wich saw Bank, 24s sth AZ; attys. Mid
alebroos & Il; 4s Cedar 81 $50, 600
.Ino Dworsky, 654 Academy st. l. city.
Is Of q atty, G & 7 Go, l7s Broad
NoFoLz ST. ~ Eli4s surut to Lawyers
sGTH ST, l56 "; Oliver ? Hoe 20 Metro
= Tqitsn L an Lifs af i9s n. ,,., ga 600
eXrs, etc. TO Excelsior Sav Bank 7q "
2sd ST. atty, T a Co. l76 Broad
CLINTON ST, i57 Kath I. Meuser 10 Geo
+ Martens, Aidwich y. J, & sno trus-
tees; atty Farrell 20 vesey
ST AIMS AV. $ " c Rae 81, X; Clara
Ciuggenheimer to Title Guar * T co. I76
broadway; atty, I 6 & r Co, l76 Broad
SD sr. e2s e; Chester X Brown to WIN
Il stelnhanp, Nj vernon. 7. exr;
vIs9 ~. ia BurIocl< Rabeil : s9Doo ano
= Lille & II Folsom, 3s6 Parker st
Newars. n ), atty & T Co. i7s
saaD 81, 7ie z: Margaret NJ Morrisson to
Safnl + Ashley 747 - Nicholas az &
ano; atty, 7 G. & Co, l76 Broad
IERoMH; Az. r 3s7.5 ~ 1sith st, x
Bcck- Mann Realty CONSTR Go to Jas
a Benedict: Katonah, \ Y, atty, J II
Robertson. u William st......... 81. 200
ANDREWS AN. " { Fordhan rd X.
John II Beck7nann 70 Jas 4 Benedict, at
Natonah. :. atty, Robertson, q
W llliail - -, 90
LOT le5, map s. JOSEPH, Orphan Asylum
Clarence W I4iinn & anO sXrs. to Bern
hard Ludwig. loa +, I3ad st; atty, 3
Ludwig. sos F, lsZd st..-.... 81. .o0o
I4QTH 81, 5 :. fo2.sf - AIMS az. 25xlO0
Albert I.ocner 10 Geo HasslinEer, 574 4.
l4oth st atty, Geo kuas. 4sf =.
l4Cth 81 ............... ...-...... 500
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Sales Of Dwellings on
West and East Sides

pease {, Gilman have sold for Mrs
A. Z. Dohse her private residence a.
10 West Seventy sixth Street. on lot q
x102.2, four-story and basement din
ing room extension. house. sixteen
rooms. 1t was held at $45 600 and sold
TO client fer occupancy.
Buyer for suarez House lit 61st 81
Douglas Gibbons G Co. have sold fol
Diego de Suarez 23S East Sixty-frst
Street, fve-story American basement
dwelling on lot 20xl00.a, to New York
CT, who will occupy Tie house.
House in Hamilton Place Sold
The Wood-Dolson Company has sold
the three-story dwelling at l0l Ham
ilton Place for Samuel {. Baum to Mary
Clarkson.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

RIv1NGrON ST i5s: Frances N Feeh-
he.mer agt Nathan Shapanks ct al:
foreefos mtge: attys, Coleman. Stern &
Gotthold.
4IsT ST lO6 w Warren W Erwin agt
Louis P1uener ct al. forecios OF 1ntge
atty Warner & korb.
BROOME ST, n { c Suffolk St 25s75. and
Broornc st. l32 Max II Stcuer agt Wolf
Nadler ct al; forecios OF mtge. atty,
VI = Steuer
GREENE ST. - and "a: senl NJ Schultz
ngt Eliza strauss It al: partition. atty.
Stern N keubens.
i5TH ct. n =, 307. 4 OF sth av. II sx
100 i. Lincoln Trust Co agt Joseph Keen
~ al. forcclos Of ntge. attys. Edwards,
y 'Loushlin lfeorgs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Literary and Music Students
& Buy West Side Apartment

The Parnassus Club. opened this year
IN the Columbia University section for
literary and music students, has pur-
chased for use as an addition the
sieht-story apartment house at 612
Vest 1l5th Street. The house covers
4 site 50x1O0 and will be used by the
cub as soon as leases on the various
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Trading in BROOKLYN

J. Arthur Fischer has sold for Henry
L. Ughetta to David neiser the four
story apartment with stores, on plot
3sxl0o. at 73s and 74O Nostrand Ave
nue.. corner of Park Place
Charles Partridge has sold the three
story limestone three-family house at
327 East 26th Street for Mary Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Amateur Trv.Outs in Pittsburgh

The Allegheny Mountain Association
reported to the local association OF
the A. A. NJ yesterday that it would
conduct boxing tourney at the Pitts
burgh A. A. on October IL IN order
to select representatives for the Inter
national tryouts at the list Regiment,
this city. on October 10. Three classes
are to DE decided to select American
boxes for the international champion
ships in Denmark, Norway and Sweden,
late next month
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Naspeih Lots Bring $33.O55

The Jere Johnson. Jr., Company on
Saturday sold at auction for the estate
of F. De Hass Simonson eighty four
lots in Maspeth, Queens, for s33 055.
an average Of about S400 per lot. Auc
tioneer Fred Snow, who conducted the
sale, sold lots on Firth Avenue for
S425 to S675 each on Bittman Street
for $3.50 to $645 each, and on the side
streets for $245 to $3.50.