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New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
]. A. Chaloner Estate
Valued at Sl,635,I05
Committee Applies for Release.
Since Court Has Declared
Owner Sane

Thomas T Sherman. committee Of
the person and property of John Arm
strong Chaloner, applied 20 the Su-
preme Court Yesterday to be dis-
charged from his duties because M.
Chaioner has been declared sane bv
Justice Ford, OF the supreme Court.
and will have his property restored to
him.
Mr. Sherman reported the tangible
estate OF Mr.. Chaloner amounted TO
81 635,l95. with other property the
'yalue Of which the committee has
been unable to determine The income
was Ss5.s47 year The estate is made
up IN part as follows; Onc-rWents
fourth interest N the real estate that
constituted trust for the late Henry
Astor. Sls5 ,520; l5-8e0th interest in the
personal property trust left for Henry
Astor, S345 600; property Al 2aS Broad
way, $if5 600, farm a. Rhineoeck.
\. Y, $4,000. farm al Red Hook
y. Y, $4,000, and i00-acre farm at
Merry Mills, Va. where Mr. Chaloner
has lived during his exile from New
York. His cash depos .ts amount 20
$38,319 and he has "a clam of S5.3Js
against NJ. S. Whitney.
Mr. Chaloner has been paying s. 500
year 10 MS former wife. VINO = now
Princess Amege Troubetzkoy Mr
Sherman put IN a claim OF S2l 600 s0t
himself and $2,525 Tor mss attorneys.
ESarts. Choate. Sherman Leon
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
All City Health !
Offices Under One
Roof Within Year
Commissioners Copeland
SAYS 100000 Build
ing, Largest of It's Kind.
VIII Improve Efficiency

Dr. Royal 5 Copeland, Con missioner
of Health. Yesterday gaye out further
details o. the construction of the new
r. part rren* Of Health building, for
which toc Board % Estimate recently
Appropriated 81 600 coo TIE bu ding,
which Dr. Copeland says wIh he the
finest pubic health acrur'ment head
quarters IN the ~or.4, VIII D. built on
the site of the old Tenderioln Police
Station, or the north side o. Th'rt.eth
Street, between sixth and Seventh ave.
nues. Charles b. Meyers IS ehe archi-
tecf
Dr. Copeland says the building wili
make possible the Capitalization under
one roof o. all he administrative and
executive branches % his depar- ment,
now scattered over the cisy.
The structure Viii be completed
within ten moaihs or year. ana viii
be AZ least twelve stories nigh. said
Commissioner Copeland. Tie added.
There VIII be a restaurant fer our
employees and rest room Tor the
women. Several floors NH be given
over 20 laboratories. whore tho vac
cines. toxins and cultures used by the
board can be made.
Under present Arrangements tie
laboratories are attached 20 the VIII
lam Parker Hospital The q recior %
'ne bureau OF hospitals aiso has his
Office there.
There Vii be proper quarter, and
facilities for al our eNperts ana at
,taches- On one o. the floors there wil
be . modern clinic where va4c. n4ttonS
may be made. and on another sherg uili
D. modei public health building. The
am VIII be % make = poss be Ter the
puo.lc 20 come 20 the headquarters and
md some one Who VIA be able TO an
$ we ans question pertaining T. ne
puo. .c heslth .lght In the one baild-
p, Another feature % the new building.
Dr. Cope and said would he an az,
tensive iorary. where medical rock.
ana other volumes VIII be ava able FOR
al attaches Of the Health DenArtnens.
ne site Or when the St-.ctare vii
De ogiit IA 100 feet square. ana the
ec.ncat.ons call for court when
Wiz make possible fer an a.n..s -
nave daylight.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Wartime Dry Act
Again Attacked i'm
Wine Growers Suit
Judge Hand Asked to De-
clare Emergency Is Over
and Restrain Enforcement
of Prohibition Measure

Argument On the application for an
injunction restraining United States
Attorney Catfey and Internal Revenue
Collector Edwards from enforcing the
provisions of the wartime prohibition
act against the sales of wines and
beers was heard yesterday by Judge
A. n. Hand in the Federal District
Court
Former Judge Samuel seabury ar
gued on behalf of Scatena. Lawson &
Perell. owners of large viney ards IN
California and with Offices in this city.
The wine concern says the enforce
ment Of the wartime prohibition act
has so crippled its business that it is
unable to dispose of about 100000
worth OF wine on hand.
Judge Seabury contended that Judge
Hand has the power to dec de whether
the emergency for which the wartime
prohibition was passed had ceased to
exist.
He further asserted that the act
was unconstitutional because Il took
from the state the right 20 pass uron
the measure To support this Judge
Seabury called attention to the fact
that at the time the measure was
passed more than 100000 men were
engaged in the war for the United
States and that on July -. accord 'a :
to the reports Of Chief of staff March.
but 28l 900 officers and men are now
engaged IN war activities which. he
SAID, Is an indication the emergency
ceases to exist.
Acting United States Attorney Earl
Barnes, opposed the application. say
ing the law vas explicit in that it de-
c'ared II must remain IN force untIl
demohilization Of the armed forces Of
the United States IS officially nco-
claimed BY Pres dent Wilson. Mr..
Barnes argued that peace viii not be
officially in force until it is ratified
by the Senate
Judge Hand reserved decision
The Italian Vineyard Company q
California corporation which mas o.
fees at II Hubert Street, yesterday
brought suit in the Fedora. District
Court to restrain Nh Cafey and Col
lector Edwards from enforcing the war
time prohibition law
Allegations similar TO those III the
case heard yesterday are made
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Resales of Loft Buildings
Bring Speedy Profits
Six-story Structure in Greene
St. and Another in I7th St.
Pass Into New Hands

Spear & Co. have resold for the
Burden Realty Company, Kenneth C.
Newman president, the sx-story and
basement loft building at 14s-150
Greene Street to Joseph Shapiro, a
shirt manufacturer, for investment.
lhis building was only recently pur-
chased from the Bank for Savings.
Operators Sell in 18th Street
Samuel and Elias Kempner have re-
SOLD the siX-story store and loft build
ing at 127 to 1873 West Seventeenth
Street, on plot 90x92, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. The sellers re-
Gently acquired the property from the
Seamen's Bank for Savings.
The Messrs. Kembner have bought
from Teresa NJ. j. O'Donohue 259 Pearl
Street, tive-story building on lot
22Xl00.
Sale in West Goth Street
Electus T. Backus. of the Guardian
Holding Company, has sold for that
company ia West Twenty-ninth
Street, a four-story building on lot
22N9s.9. now occupied by the Imperial
Hotel Laundry. 1t has been acquire d
by client of NJ. Rosenthal & Co., who
Will occupy it after the present lease
expires next May.
East Houston Street Realty Sold
Jacob Abeles has sold 3O5 East Hous-
ton Street, a five story building on
lot 1SX74. near Clinton Street, to Ben
Jamln koenigsberg
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Russians Think End
Of Blockade Is Near
soviet Bureau Here Makes
Ha>ty Preparations TO Buv
$500. e00.O0O of Good.

ne belief thar -He Huss.4n hf,ck-
ade would oe littea In thc .eaf f.-.-.
the N-s-l-n So' ef nura.4 ,. f1,
mafSei TOR $500 00l 00H worth -
A'nei can goods aad 81 vll lr- D.. ..u
large quantity - rlw ~.t,-..f.
"nic7 are now reait for ...,te
sh pAen from Rlesi4 rhls ra-,1--,
Z. .-n' WAS made yesterday hF efa-i
>aeftefa. orrc'al - .rsman Tor .ae
Urea " .. "aica 7 headed By g. G.. \
am certain 'ha. the bloeiaa. wi,
ne littei any day Bow A.,
N epfi'Fa. 'lo fact. wn -re SD ..-f... p.
,h-t we are making has 8 preparations
-, According to a cable message u,bics
hr- Nloftefa said had barn ret.t,,,5
rom "a Aotiet representative La S-oc.-
NOM me Moscow govern rIent IS resi.
6" guarantee payment end arrsnsra-
menfs are beng nude FOR -oid ere l.t
q .-ocknoina
Rssa bias ready ror shirment ~
cord ng - tHe cahlerram. isz n0a 0an
pounds pf a-N. 2lf.00l. .ono noDnI. ~
HeiAp' and large amoluf # fufs
stlfs, hfaes Arl platinum.
j. itlA4 orders have been received ~
ms bureau. said Nr Nuorfesa. .fro,,
Moscow for plrehases amounting ~
NloO 100000 FOR ra way material .ns
e1 ipmen'. 500 100000 for arrIrrit1 n
mp -ements and tractor. s. oia ao0 f-
paper $40 100000 for maehire~,-
So1oJ.Oo0 Tor hardware $4,000 ogo for
ooots and snoes. s1o on0 GOO FOR textiles
ana trygoods. S25 900 600 for cotton anl
S-1.Nuo, ,Dn0 for food 1-tt.tr.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Salts fed Mortgages
Manhattan

LENOX Az. s.; Thos Ward, Jr. 557 W
l50th St to Jacob Klein. 37l W l16th
St; Nov 2s 1917; atty, Isaac S Heller.
- William St.. s., 500
Rochelle. n Y, to Farmers Loan & Trust
Co - William st; March !, 1915; attys,
Geller. = & H. % Exchange pl. .. $6 600
142D SIT. r $. 100 " Lenox av, 5ox99.1l;
State Leasing co - no HILLS West
l42d St. Inc, 1T 81 Cham bers ST; Dec 2s
ss16; attys Powell x silver. 81 Cham
l2OTH ST. :. go Ave y. 2lxis Dix
Julia Kuhn, widow. - Tne 50 Davids
18TH ST. n =. 800 I'm av z5xiue .
William Bruins 70 uimTich ] Z Schmeelh,
80 Henry ST. Bk..n. = Gre %, 1879. a-tys
kantrowitz & +. $50 Bway. -. So. 600
10l.1lxi3s-3: r J McLaug hlins Sons to
Mutual Life lns Co, 81 Nassau s, oct
81, 1910 attys. Fitch & Grant. 81 Mas
18th ST. iis-s W: lis west 18th sSi11s St, Inc.
to Isa bella Greacen, w 50th st; attys.
Darlington & p. geo Bway, March s..
45TH sr. : $. 2lo sth av. 4oxloo; L
bankruptcy; attys, Darlington & =. 200
Bvay. Juiy l.. 1908 ......--......s S. 600
45TII ST same property; same to Thos
i Greacen' atty same: mtss, s-7,5oe.
45rIi 81. same property same 10 san.
atty. same July 13. 1903 ....,... s.. eco
DIVISION ST. 81 & Sila; Israel Spingarr
Arthur b spingarn, % Liberty st: Feb
2, 1903 ..,...........,.. SEQ 600
MADISON Av. n cor T4th ct. l74x76
Caroline W Fraser & ano TO Alexander V
Howe; atty. VIM Evans. az Cedar at;
Feb I, 1919 H--.ss..s-... - s>.as.~~.&23, zoe
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Large Bronx Flats Taken
Over by Big Investors
,. l.. Pakas Buys Georgian
Court in Prospect Ave, Brown
Resells Boulevard House

D. H. fakas has bought from B. savio
the slx-story elevator apartment known
as Georgian Court, at $40 Prospect Av-
enue' between 1853 and 164th streets
arranged d arn Tor ten families on floor,
ana on site 75xl62, plot of ahout
ll'ooo squire feet. The house contains
tour stores.
Fischer Client Gets Boulevard Hopse
Frederick Brown has resold to 81
client of j. Arthur Fischer the five
story apartment at 2153 Southern
boulevard on plot 47xlO6x Irregular.
near lSlst Street. The house Is laid
out IN suites of three and four rooms
Buyers for Dwelling Houses
Lcitner, Brener & Starr have sold
tor Major Lorillard Spencer to Anna
nuttman for occupancy 65l Bryant
Avenue, twofamily dwelling, on lot
2oxlUO. The same brokers have sold
for j Birnbaum to Philip Wattenberp
o2S-S30 Hunts Point Avenue, two three
story dwellings with stores, on lot 2Ox
1l3 each.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Hope to Enter Annapolis
Inspires Dash Across U. S.
Mcknight, Railroad Treasurer's
Son, Has Until Tomorrow
to Join NAVY Here

Speeding across the continent from
California on his way to New York.
Thomas B. Mcknight, son Of 7. II. 3.
Mcknight. treasurer Of the PeunsyiYa-
MA Railroad, is coming East 10 enlist in
the navy here in time TO be eligible to
enter Annapolis in June, 1920. To-mor-
row is the last day to enter the navy
to be eligible to enter Annapolis in
June. 1920, and young Mcknight Is
racing against time to sign up for
Ensign Wesley Mel. Hauge's class for
preparation for the United States Naval
Academy. which is being conducted on
board the Oklahoma.
Twenty-e ight nen of nInety-two ac-
cepted for the army yesterday joined
the Motor Transport Covps. In all,
there were 1919 Applicant ions for enlist
ment yesterday The Air Service and
Quartermaster Corps were tied fer sec
ond place, each with sixteen recruits
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Final I. S. Casualty List
Gives 40, ,408Battle Dead
205,6 900 Is Figure on " ounded
and Number of Missing
l. Reduced to l27

WASHINGTON, Aug l2-Tbe final
casualty report from 1he centra.
records office Of the American Ex
pedltionary Forces in France. made
public By the War Department to-day
gave the total battle deaths as ~ 49s
rotal wounded, 205 $50 and prisoners.
a,4s0 "Only slight revisions" VIII be
made in this report, it was announced.
Recent corrections in the list of m SIS
ing have reduced the number 70 only
127 names, as compared. with 264 900
for France ard l2l 900 for England To
July ! the army had reported l49. .433
cases Of disabled soldiers TO the War
Risk Insurance Bureau Ii was esti-
mated that the final total would be
close 70 200. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Brooklyn Has Off Day
In Realty Trading
Builders Announce Sale of a
Row of Eight Houses in
Sycamore Street
Sycamore Street

The Meister Builders have sold the
eight one-family houses at 3, 5, 7, 9,
II, 13, 10 and II Sycamore Street. to
clients for occupancy.
Samuel Galitza and J. Lacov have sold
TOR the Poret Building Corporation to
a client for occupancy 944 East
Twelfth Street, a one family semi-de-
1acned led stucoo house, with garage. on
~ The Realty Associates have sold sos,
ao' and 800 Lefferts Avenue, three
story apartment on plot 2O.4x45x1OO, to
x. Gordon. M. Shinder was the broker.
Inc Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the two-fam-
tiy ~ oricK dwelling at 134S Forty second
Street, Borough Park, to Carmine
Marmora.
+. c; Sauter has sold for the Mar
tlnez Estate to Moritz D. Schwartz for
occupancy the three story and base
men one-family dwelling at SGT Sew
enth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Manhattan Alterations

10TH ST. las to ll3 T.. 10 a S-sty dwell
nag, hospital and newspaper office. St
Marks Church. 234 T. llth ST. owner
L Williams. Westbury, l. T. architect
cost -.....'...... ........-. sl2.o0O
rear, l. 9 Ianmersley. premises. owner.
q ProVot, lOl " A2d 81. architect. cost
GOLD ST. H. to sly office. ete. +
Farone. premises. owner. II + Mont
gomery and T riggs. lo5 " ioth ST.
architects. tOst....... IL 900
35TH ST. g L. and Ssth ST. 30 +. t. "a
sty stable and dwelling. j : Morgan
premises. owner, Goodwin. Builard x
Woolsey. r 18th st architects. cost.
5TH Az. = e cor ssth s., to a : sly dwell
ing; + W Frruean, 1854 9Th az. owner.
II Trumbauer, l0S Park av. architect
I'D ST. PSI ". to sly dwelling, c L.
BiseloV, premises, owner, b II K G Y
Nhiaston. Columbus Circl, architects
5sTH ST Il 30 - ". to two ; aud Il ST.
dwellings anal apartments. y s cochran.
~ 9Th az owner. j Booker. 80 "
45th St architect; cost ....... $4,000
PAkK Az 500. to Sty apartment.
+. d tAtchhe!d. AZ 5th a.. owner ana
architect cost .-...... ..... 81 o0o
LENOX Az. lel. to a sty dwelling exc
NJ and NJ Lefkowitz. 251 W eoth st.
owners, Gross & kleinberger Bible
House, architects. cost ost..........SlO 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

127.6; Stonenlor Realty CO to Bowery
Savings Bank; prior mtge $1,000; 5 yrs
o p atty Cadwalader. w Il T, 40
FULTON ST. 4s. W y 25.4x25.s: Ernst TSst
Klein TO Eleanor Hodges, / West 64th
St yrs 5i- c; atty. Z G & T Co. iI6
bWaY ....-...... @. .OO %
BROCME ST, 4o7 and 400. 8 ~: A
Trenknann Estate, Inc, to CAas a
prior ,nlge :as,ooo demand p c
atty, E ) Clinch. Il Par- Row 90
East Side
AV B, :. COS 9TH ST. 4o.ex64; Max
Froomkin to Abraham Seligman. I5si
c; atty, Jacob shapiro. 26t Broad ;
way .....-.-.....-- .......SIO o. 600
5eTH ST. 64 e, s. 2ox1o0. 3; George X
Swinburne 70 Central Savings Bank 1871
4lh av; prior mtge $4,000 due Aug l.
1929, c; atty, Alfred Rocker. Iii
103D ST. s. $50 Lexington av, S0x
l00.1l; Louis Brown TO Emma Jacobson
l5o Il 1890 st yrs. + c. atty. l Hut
ter, 6S East loith St. ..-........S2,400
West Side
40TH ST. s. 21s.s ~ Tth az. I4sx7So:
District Holding Corpn to Marguerite
Gsutier. Grautwood. y r. nltsa 5000
atty, \ 7 co, 1875 Bway; 9 yrx. )
7sPH P sT $ sa7 coluns5u,, a. s. '992 =,
1922; Edv T Curtis to General Syaod
of the Reformed Church OF America. %
L I'D 81; atty. l. j C, l6e Sway: ;
77TH III sT 81 p ia. cor,,,5 5,;: $40 go
lo2.2; Service Realty Co to \ title
& Mtge Co, 1s5 Bway; yrs. ola p c.
-sorH ST. .-ss, asa ~ Central pers W.st' ;evo
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Fighting Troops To BE
Out of Service Oct. 81
Men Remaining Will Be De-
tailed TO Look After Surplus
Equipment

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-Demobili-
zation of the army go far as combatant
troops are concerned" viii be completed
the LAST of October, Secretary Baker
announced to-day. Many men now N
the army, II was explained. will De re-
tanned to care for large stores of equip
ment remaining Oh hand.
Mr.. Baker announced some time ago
that the army would be reduced to the
peace time strength provided in the
national defenca act, by September so.
At that time, however. there still will
remain in the army a number of men
enlisted for the emergency. These men
will be released as rapidly 40 they can
be replaced by soIuntserA
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Hoboken Munition Building
Leased for Storage Use

The Harrison S. Colburn Company
has negotiated a twenty-year lease Of
guiding. {, at the Hoboken Factory
terminal, owned by the Hoboken Land
company Of the Stevens estate. The
tenant IS Charles Hardy. Inc. of 21
Park Row, who will use the building
for storage.
This building was constructed a wear
ago on land belonging to the terminal
company by the United States govern
ment and operated by the Remington
Arms in the manufacture of munitions.
After the signing Of the armistice the
government sold the building % the
Hoboken Land and Improvement Com
pany The gross amount of the lease
Is reported to be approximately $780,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Moonshiners Slay
Dry Deputy in Bed
v est Nirgin;ans hill Man Who
Raided Still and Flee 80
kentucky N0u,,,,ins

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Aug. 12.-
Deputy viii Farley. OF the State pro-
hibition department, was shot and killed
by three moonshiners as he lay n be
at his home on Darts Greek, near her.
last night. Farley's wife. who was
asleep n the bed, was uninjured.
The shooting followed raid By Far
ley and Deputy C. s. Johnson on
Hoover Greek The officers seized a
still, dismantled i and took i to Far
ley's home. According te reports re-
ceived here, the moonshiners, three in
aumber. later went 20 the Farley hons.
broke in and opened fire. Johnson. who
was n another room, fired ut the as
sassins, but they escaped.
A posse was organized and started in
pursuit Of the moonshiners, who are
believed.to have fed toward the Ken
lucky border.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Buildings at 9th Avenue
And 25th Street Leased

Dwight, Archibald G. Perry have
leased for Louis Schrag as agent, the
two buildings at 41O and Ale Sixth Ave
nue., at the southeast corner of
Twenty fifth Street, to Issac Goldberg
for long term of years.
The same brokers have leased the
entire building at 424 West Twenty
third Street to Gustave and Seymour
jacobson, floor at $50 Fourth Ave
nue. to the Partisan Chic Underwear
company; floor at 146 and l4S West
Twenty fifth Street to the Plottel Rain
coat Company; floor at 80 East
Twentythird Street to Samuel Lewis.
and space at 22O Fifth Avenue to
Morris ROdstein.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
90 Per Gent of Boston's
PairoImen Join Union
Others Expected to Become
Members by Friday. Saws
4. r. of l.. 0rganizer

BOSTON Aug Ninety per cent
Of the patrolmen connected w.th ts.
Boston Police Department nave formed
union and 'he other are expected T.,
be enrolled before Friday, aaen ,ae
Lew organization ~ 20 receive its char
Ter from the American Fedora ION Of
labor. according 20 statement ~ the
union organizer to-day
The statement was IN reply 20 an
order Of Police Commissioned Curtis.
forbsdding members OF the department
10 affiliate With outs ae organization.
except those composed - War Veterans.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Summer Resident at Rumson
BUYS Attractive Esta,.

Mrs. Stephen G. Williams has sold
her summer residence, on the south
SIDE Of shrewsbury Drive, Rumson
n. D., to Charles S. McVeigh, of NV
9, The property has frontage on South
Shrews bury Drive of 271 feet. denth
OF about 500 feet and a frontage on
Oyster Pond, an arm of the South
Shrews bury River, Of 235 feet. Includ
ed IN the sale is hollow tiled garage
situated on the west side Of Navesink
Avenue, on plot 100x1OO. Mr.. McVeigh
bas been summer resident Of Rum
son Tor the last five years. William II.
Hintelmann was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
F. W. Frueauf to Spend
$l5O,OOO ON Home
Alterations Planned for Dwell
ling at Ssh St. Corner; Now
Lives in Apartment

Frank w. Frueauf, vice president of
Henry l.. Doherty & Co., specialists in
public utilities. will spend s15O,o0o in
making over the dwelling at the south
corner of Fifth Avenue and Eighty
eighth Street. Mr.. Frueauff now lives
in the apartment house at 470. Park
Avenue.
The alterations to be made to the
Fifth Avenue house will be extensive.
The interior is to be rebuilt and an
other story added to the building,
which is now five stories. The dwell
ing is u feet wide and 102 feet deep
1t is on the same block with the
Duke house, which is at the north
corner of Fifth Avenue and Eighty-sev-
enth Street. Horace Trumbauer is
the architect
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
|. =. Spends Sli.6z Week
for Zach Nan in the Army
Nsr } srk Tr5eas
u a.h.. 49,

" y aShtagfcn karres
WASHINGTON, Aug. i2.-It costs
the United States government sll.s7 a
week 70 maintain each man IN the army,
the War Department revealed to-day n
announcing weekly purchases by the
army.
The expenditures for the week ended
July ID amounted TO s9,2l7 600. or
sll.67 a man. or this amount s7.06s.s
600 was for subsistence.
From November % 20 July 1e. s42o.
100000 Was expended for maintaining
Ame rlcan troonn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Louis Hays Dos Passos Sells
Home i'm East 56th Stree

Louis Hays Dos Passos has sold 1s
East Fifty-sixth Street, four-story
and basement dwelling, on a lot 2ox
1905. located 125 feet west of the
southwest corner of Madison Avenue.
Buys House in East Ninety-first st.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Myer has sold to Paul
Mccullough 103 East Ninety first
Street, four-story dwelling, on lot
19XS55
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
New Building Plans
Er0nY

'RoToNA PARK NORTH. n :. % W
Marmion av, 6-story brick tenement. 50x
81 Grand Terrace Const Co. Harry GIL
man, 4l79 Park az. Pres owners Moore
and Landseldel Third and I4sth
ST, archts. cost ost.................. So. 90 o
WEBB AN. :, 900 II Devoe 81. 5-storv
brick tenement. looNsf. ,iersman and
and Landsiedel. Third a. and 14Sth St
archtS, cOst..-.. ..... 90 OOD
BOSTON ROAD. " s. III - Charlotte st.
5-story BRICK tenement. 4l.ss.x99.
Boston Road Const co. Inc, Aaron
Brand, 1910 Crotona Park East. Pres
ownerss; Goldner and Goldberg, 3af East
ltsth st. srchts, cost ......... Sl.25.0OD
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Chinese Restaurant to Locate
Opposite Pennsylvania Station

Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for
TIE Peerless Bakery and Lunch
Company the first floor at the corner
Of Seventh Avenue and Thirty-third
Street, directly opposite the Pennsyl-
vanla Hotel and station, for long
term OF years at an aggregate rental
OF, about 100000 to Hong Ho G. Co.
tor Chinese restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Results at Auction
By Jalnes J. Donovan

BRYANT Az. 1899, W s. l25 Jennings
sr -5Xi0o. 3-sty fla = r Huss agr -
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stc, s40O. to john % Kroog -. Sll.-2s
BY Saruei Marx
9TH ST, l4s +, s. 600 81 av eex
a8.s. & sty bk stable: Equltable rrrsf
co agt jeanette Mehrbach IL al; action
due, $l6,t7lis. taxes, etc. .702. wlrl-
drawn
PATH ST. 80 E. s. 2ss W sa av. ssr
es.s. & sty bk stable: same acs ss,ra
action due. si6,67l4S taxes. etc.
s7o2 Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
lis Pendens
Manhattan

l80TH ST 126 W. = =. 2G6.S Of l.enox
av. 16.sx99.11; George Backer ct al agt
Albert G Hauver ct al (foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys. Arnsteir & Levy.
AMSTERDAM AV. II e c l55th St. l00x12A;
Bowery Savings Bank agt Walter 4
Ward ct al foreclosure OF mortgage);
atty, II NJ Beliinger, Jr.
l2OTH ST SIT e; Sarah Wahlgomurth
agt Rachel Smith ct al foreclosure of
Inortgage); atty, Il / Gottlleb
Bronx
PAIIsADE Av. W :, at. intersection of
OF land OF Estate OF Isaac u Jonn-
ard as't Euraua de Bohula ct al tore-
closure of ururtgaSe). fattS. u f. haIru'