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New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Greer to Join Summer
Colony at Southampton

Bishop David II. Greer is among
those who have rented cottages at
Southampton, l.. L.. for the coming sea-
son. Through Alfred e. Schermcrhorn
he has leased from the Reliance Con-
struction Company the "North Cot
tage' at Halsey Neck Lane and Boye~
son made by Mr.. Schermerhorn follow:
For Mrs. A. H. Tiers, cottage on the
ocean to Thomas B. Davis; for the
Sidney S. Harris estate, cottage on the
ocean to James L. Barclay; for Mrs.
Henry Meyer Johnson, her cottage on
First Neck Lane to Ernest r. Connect;
for DR.. p. F. Chambers, his "Bon
Acre" on First Neck Lane to G.. Tif-
fany Richardson; for Mrs. William c.
GulNver, her cottage at Wickapogue to
William c. Potter; for Mrs. Fanny H.
Foster, cottage on Great Plains road
to Mrs. Irwin A. Powell; for Mrs. AL
fred Nelson, her "Overlook" to David
Dows; for George II. Fordham, his cot
tage on Shinnecock road to Dallas B.
Pratt; for Mrs. Susie r. Blackburn,
Lounsberry Perry; for Mrs. w. Scott
Cameron, "Thc Homestead" to Mrs. c..
G. Beggs.
=, For L. +. II. Belts, his cottage on
First Neck Lane to John H. Wright;
for Marshall Fry, his cottage on Shin
necock road to Stuart Dais; for Mrs.
Duncan Collie. her "West Noor' on
Coopers Neck Lane to Grosvenor Mich
olas; for Mrs. Russell II. Hoadey, her
cottage on First Neck Lane to Grafton
II. Pyne; for Mrs. B. H. Baird, her cot
tage on Main Street to Newell w. Mil
ton; for Mrs. Archibald NJ Brown, her
cottage on Shinnecock Hills to Francis
Rogers; for the Swayne estate cot
tage on the Shinnecock Hills to T.
Ridgway Macy, and for Miss zella de
Mllhau, her "LaFslot" in Shinnccock
Art Nillare to NJ rs InSnnh 2 knan,,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
East and West Side
Dwelling Deals

Douglas l.. Elliman {, Co. hav. sold
for Carl Dietor the four-storv and
basement dwelling at Sc East Fifty
sixth Street, on lot 22X10O, to client
Tor occupancy. ii is assessed by the
city at $6S000. The same brokers in
connection with John J. Kavanagh have
sold the four-story dwelling at 70 East
SeVenty-nlnth Street, ON a lot 16x1O2. 2,
to a client for occupancy.
Has Rented, Not Sold, Her House
The report that Mrs. Ronald T.. Cur
tls has. sold her house at $50 East
SlXty-tifth Street is incorrect. She has
rented the house for term of years
through Rutland & Whiting Ben jamin
corporation to DR.. Charles A. Nc
Carthy.
West Side Dwellings, Involved
E. K. Van Winklc has sold for the
estate of Ellen Louise Paddock. the
four-story and basement dwelling at
I4l West Seventeen Street, on a lot
l7.l1xlO0.o, near Broadway.
The threc-story and basement dwell
ing at 112 West Eighty eighth Street.
on a lot 15.6xl00.S, near Columbus Ave-
nue., has been sold by Margaret Smith.
Another Sale in Sixty-first Street
The estate of Henry A. O. Schwarz
mas sold the four-story and basement
dwelling at 20 East Sixty-first Street,
on a lot 25Xl00.5, between Fifth and
Madison avenues. According to report
the purchaser is client of Worthing-
ton Whitehouse, inc. The same brok
ers sold the property at Is East Sixtv-
iirst Street and at 154 East Sixty-first
Street.
Investor Buys on Manhattan Ave.
The A. Kane Company has sold to an
investor the threc-story dwelling 4S7
Manhattan Avenue, on lot 15xYO.
Heights Dwelling Deal
w. j. Huston & Son sold for the
Barney estate 25 Hamilton Terrace, a
three'story and basement dwelling. on
lot 16.SX7S
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Buyers Plan Improvement
For Old Ridley Property

The G. & NJ Development Company
purchased from John Gerken twenty
two acres in the Gravescnd section,
south Of Kings Highway and between
Ocean Parkway and Coney Island Ave
nue.. formerly the estate Of the late 4.
Ridley, New York drygoods merchant,
who Uttered the grounds with fine
statuary, images of large animals and
other creations.
The land is bisected by Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth streets, which are to
be parked, and $50 high class detached
cottages built at once. Stores and
apartments will be built on the ave-
nues. The development will be known
as Parkway Gardens. 1t is about five
minutes walk from the Brighton Beach
"L" line and about half an hour from
downtown Manhattan John II. Henry,
,r., and Judson II. Paige negotiated the
sale
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

51H Az. 37A and sS2 Lawyers Title & trust Co
,S ay nmo aS SqviHss s. & nan x Of % nrooNyn De ha
ossisns .' 49, s4co No"5t "oo ST. aad sggklGo s7 ooo
ll4ri sT l9a d Eusenis Marie A.a sch u0to to
Asernon D. lesser to Eliz schaolc: sG7 Han
S,ri;o Goc; st. hrooklyn; attys Bennett " n, 2
Meyer Goldberg 10 Kate steners, . 5 ioist st:
2lsr sT siS w. william West S,ni { ano. trustees.
M ,,,y 'ssse w Wet M T. to Can Kelly le " ss
lssD 81 81 " @ @m'sS $780, o" jes rsss ss''?S =
'ap s,,S ST s9s y i;ih ss, s x " Hiv privsa
3 s. 81 W s7th h st. t. ss E M ia'a idls St st. 81 "
KaGfmanq's .w Leopold Kanfmsnn to Flora Flora
Weller v Lucille ieinenann. nosalie Kaufman.
ooI RopAy. ll9 ,Bway IL assigns siS4 7ao
s. & ash SSi w. " M e. h5sas t Rsr 9s s. a @ 81
Srs ,,rl Icopqd d,I,o Kautmann toRasal.o Kaufmann
lasTiI 81. 2so "; Leonard weill to Tife fGIO.S
wEsT ESD ~. sg Sfs; Florence French 10 ,me, ggo
ls 81 's sr "a S' nE nTay $50 600 ci; eSs
s,r, Tqrpu =, TO the State l;aTk sis Grand st. 81
'a 3 sr as1 w s ns e 900 TITS Guar rus
5sru sT. 532 "; mtg $4,000; Adrian il Jackson
Richards Aifcd lal r@ay: 0nnn mtg Of '',s 81 y go
a2D 81 l. $. so "a av; Gepsyieye Page: cxtx
atty John Rider Cedar sn'asu st S' 'i7Sll Soo
STn Ay I47th St: mag 900 Louis Gaigc SSy
RasauiI. r. i70 Bway. 81 $50. 81
Bronx
MohECAN Az. " $. SO 175.h st. 5o.os II:
uhaimefs Wood admr TO North Sllo Savings
Balk. Han s2s 90 ay: atty. A Il Gusqsc ss Park
WISE Av. s. i5o icnnax. 5osioo sS1 G,ss Dos
i.aum % Barnett. L kopeIman. lois i iosd ST. st,
SANE aaeo rIHIorEnrY i pen Barnet, e Koocnan 70
riAcE sE se. i'sn A H. il aS Mis%sa ssnS 81
s, * 's'aSp aSa Hnaper n 1905 le7h st; atty. strut
10TH sT 9sS Il. Warren ii Thomson a. iS,g an
@ ano cxis to Title Guar g. Trust Co. l7G Broad-
way ' atty. Title Guar & Trust co. 10 Broad.
LOTS az and ia. map Iohbanc rar, f. 0gg y
igsnRs i;unTls ,.al % hse Ludwig: woodmcrc l. atty
rs srse @ co.. ,ais''1 isa Bway Ms'ldl"g a,Gy & 70
coariANnTF 51's nF' ay &C. iss 900 a. SCOOP
exrs % William II sage, Sos s, Nieholesss les al a.
a1ia a1s s sgo trustee atty. Title Guar & Title Co.
SANE pnori:1'Y. same 10 sans: a,y 800
piTs s's e5 10 e6 iaap i,rxwooi p,,, 5000
atly: y y E,slcr. 30 Pine sa eso ~
WEST blRNslDE Az. G Davidson as. iOg ax
H. y .ssl st. ct al atiss. EIanan. Il c Il l.. sS
lsSD sr 100 y q a. soxse; F.at NatIsas' so,
,;groas ~ re-, y, Fort Lee J. a,tya. wor,nser s.
Esk 2y. r c.ssr 4 s1l y s ds,s[ Is
.,,,h psrf s,ss AZ hIersader 4 4 a2 William ST. ii
'pn'is }as L. As d,ss ees a hsTa Mss ia Esstein
lsa,iH Mannheim aos i,roadway 81 AZ
'"in s,1e Y as :. z ana = ana * ! g Morris;
saI s aiy clsreaes ps ia nsVsd ~ and 4 so,ib +
u tassisnment four nstsesj ..s..........,,.,.'E 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Apartment Buyers
Active i'm Many
Uptown Sections
Operators Buy and Sell; III
vestOrs Show Confidence
and Pay Profits for Both
Heights and Bronx Flats

Trading in real estate yesterday was
not as extensive as on some days last
week, but considerable business was
announced by brokers from every sec
tion of the city. Greatest activity was
reported from the apartment house
sections of upper Manhattan and The
Bronx. Several properties in these sec
tions were purchased by investors who
agree with operators that conditions
warrant current values and that fees
will go higher. Business property fig
ured i'll the buying movement yester-
day. This was scattered and invest
ment in character.
Another Apartment for Operator
Charles Galewski has purchased from
S. Morrill, Banner the Eufaula, at 81
Hamilton Place, northeast corner of
139th Street, six-story elevator apart
ment house on a plot 100x100. The
structure was erected by Jacob Axel-
rod. William S. Sussman negotiated
the sale.
Ennis & Sinnott Resell Flat
Ennis e. Sinnott have sold the five
story fiat at 53S West 153d Street, on
q lot 25x10O, to Thomas Deblin through
"A. hrOnenSOlu.
Paid Brown His Price
Frederick Brown has sold to August
Elmer, through Irving H. Wolfe, $50
West 171st Street, between Broadway
and Fort Washington Avenue, a five
story threefamily fiat, 71X95. He took
in part payment a four-story fat at
the corner of Washington Avenue and
Walnut Street, New Rochelle, and a
fOurteen-rOom DWELLING at Ma1vornc
near Lynbrook, L. l.
Insurance Co. Sells on Fifth Avenue
The Rhinelander, the nine-story
apartment house at II Fifth Avenue, adj
joining the northwest corner of Eighth
Street, has been sold by the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company to an in
feet and having depth of 100 feet,
opposite the Hotel Brevoort. The new
owner is reported to be Sheriff David
II. Knott Slawson G. Hobbs were the
brokers in the sale The insurance
company took the property over in
foreclosure proceedings in 1913.
Portman Takes Another Flat
The Nehring Company, Jules Nehr-
ing president, has sold to the Union
Chemical Glassware Company, Inc. l.
Portman president, for Winnie S. Ba-
tavia, 525 West 1SOth Street, five
story apartment house on a plot 49,;
100. 1t contains accommodations for
twenty families.
West Hist Street Flat Sale
James Z. Barry of the KNAPP G. Was
son Company, sold for Emily M. Wheel
Ell 633 West Hist Street, near Broad
way, a fivc-story new-law apartment
house on plot 77X100.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Operators Still Lead
Trading in Bronx
Volume Not Up to Previous
Daily Records; Specializing
Il Evident Everywhere

The Stebbns Realty and Construction
Company, ]. Malno, president, has sold
to the Joffre Realty Company the six
story apartment house. with five
stores, at 1863 to 1867 Stebbins Avenue,
southwest corner of Jennings Street.
on a plot 75x69. Samuel Cowen was
the broker.
From George Gakas the Stebbins
Realty and Construction Company has
bought 1915 Crotona Avenue, a five
story house, on plot 37.6X1O0. j. NJ.
Kronenberger and F. j. Wood were
the brokers in the deal. Another pur-
chase by the Stebbins company in
volved the five-story apartment house
at 2017 La Fontaine Avenue, on plot
37.6X100, reported sold on Saturday by
James J. Donovan for the Meeks cs-
tate.
Sales on Washington Avenue
The Meister Builders have purchased
the five story apartment house, on plot
50xSS, at 1880 Washington Avenue.
Builders Sell in Bronx
The Monterey Construction Company
sold an apartment house at Hath Street
and Bathgate Avenue and the one
family house 2O54 Anthony Avenue.
f. J. Wood has sold for the Monterey
Construction Company the two four
story apartment houses at the north
west corner of Monterey Avenue and
17eth Street, on plot 105X75.
Weeks Ave. Flats in New Hands
The four five-story apartment houses
at 1854 to 1176 Weeks Avenue, on a
plot 20Ox95, have been sold.
prony nwelli1rs Sold
Frederick Brown has sold 762 Jack
son Avenue, a two-story detached two
family house on lot 25X90. j. Clarence
Davies negotiated the sale.
F. j. Wood sold the dwelling at 2054
Anthony Avenue, 25X115, to Louis
Dapper.
Osserman e. Gottleb have sold the
five-story apartment house at 1872 Pros
pect Avenue to a client of A. G. Bech-
mann.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

Cd Av. l9l: lease. chattels. etc; March ~; Jos
lredland TO- stuyvesant ,,si rharmacy Inc ai %
AV c. 9e3 'a'' ~ l7th St. 22xG6 March II
Maurer G9G Il l7th st l year 6 p c. parf intge
$1,000; atty. Geo Granger. $50 Nassau
lsT Az, 3 being lot ias map 30 subdiv block
into lots 23X9i part mtse; March ii l. Boros
years. c; atty. Lawyers II & Co. l6o
1sT D" &v 3. 272 7aih st. a5xi7 March II: 1Go0Y
i'rlsch to Joseph rrisch, 1916 lst Az; due Dec
!, 1922. c; atty. Morris Cukor. e5 Park
93D ST, l75-177 Il. II $. two lots each 2olixioO:
m mtges Z, oo slI3o each and each subject to pr
to Bcnj Hcrnstcin sss 9TH Av BrooIlyn years.
oI,, p c atty Julius II Zeser. 2!7 Broadway $4,000
29 Foavane Ronnno to TSodora rona, m Maaan aa
y lo4th st: due March !. 1920 5la D c. pr mtge
$1,000 atty Isaac Rupin. 256 Broadway. s6 900
West Side
llTn Az. 5. "a $G,h st; 2isxloO March 81;
9, st5ys sS naueroFf 8 TayIcr II prcadway is9o
building loan. March %; Standard Concrete steel
Go to ORIG Motor Go. lol West End Az: due
500 ATTY ay % Gsspo 'STSSs n6 20 %s Vsssy
aarI sr 10 ", S. sxloo pr mec. March SJV'y0o yo'
May II. 1921. 8 c; atty Title G & Y Co. I76
llsrm 81 25s W. ). ai.srloo pr nj goo se
MarGh a2 Stars and Stripes Realty Go Day
l5!TH ST. s. 100 Amsterdam Az. 25x00 ii:
MaEch "a Jacob u citron to Marie Gilbert
orjrn G'InSFisTiei oS Sedls S's c; atiys
PRIVATE RID. lot begins 100 Dyckman st and
800 W Prescott Az, runs II 1917 to q | Of private
road leading up the hill to land OF A u Bcak et
nj TO point 325 OF Prescott Av \ \ SO x
40 TO beginning; March 20; Dorothen l. Fllby
to Ellen a EyaIenio. ISL w 18TH st; years &
G. a''y. Title & X 7 Co. l76 Broadway. s. 900
Bronx
cENrIE G ST ss. 100 " William st so.lla1l:
per per- cent @ atty s;' y co.. Que 5s B w,v y '9 q os
'In Izs sr ccE G ~ +; + s ,s a0Hloa Leopold cc
l. ,5g% lg29; AZ per cent; atty. Eliza Peck, 677
,zpn = iSTa 90 6 ~ ,,n,.. 900
prior mtge $1,000. March oo yrs Il nor 9s.
- su sGnt; atty weiutrapb. las Nassau st. 81 900
s5; John Alcny to Pam ne!iing sos Ellsworth
av; prior mtgc $4,000 March ~: nstails G
w%siSGroNy Rs5 Gf1 o!y v S Co. 7s nway $1,000
y Y. March ~ instals@ per ,rst:' ecnt aiv tsa''
TrEMoNT Av. n Washington ay: a is9S s5ooo ~
ts7siool; John Finger TO Francis Dee Delc.
many. sos Park nv; prior imtgc $50 ooo: March
q, ~ yrs per cent; atty 7 Dunn, Ii Broad
LOTS. 70 !. map. woaif ys vo;oii. BeniamUo SiUo
sa'Iol 81 ,ioIok,n TO Jas card'n1lc COZ Jefferson
nv, Nathan Permit. 3O2 Ii'way W. To-, 5eo
CAV LOWELL Av. " g. 27lll n Iej,h ST. runs ,VD
Caroline Freund 70 siebbins Rsaity & Constn,c.
pn March 81 81 api , Elton san av orioa mtsc s255oo
& r g & T CO. l7O R'way. $500
l3s'li ST. SiG,s. s.: 5oxloo; Ellz G Doherty to
Aaa'o ZOO. ssgah sslvs g AS lts' ST. pri,r ntss
Sullivan 500 Willis ay....,.... 81 ,oo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Property at Sound Beach
Brings Total of S84.65O

Bryan L. Kennedy held successful
auction sale on Saturday at Sound
Beach, Conn. The following properties
were sold: Two two-story frame dwell
ings on Cove Road, 10Ox11O each. to
Robert c. Beal for $4,000 and $12,O50.
James Eisenger bought a two-story
frame dwelling on Cove Road, 1OOx110,
for S11,S50. and an adjoining vacant
plot, 100X1l0, for $3.50. j. r. O'Con-
nor bought plot 100X110 on Cove
Road for $4,000
At private sale before the auction
Mr. Kennedy sold a two and one-half-
story frame dwelling on Driftway
Road, 150X105, with $50 feet water
front on Greenwich Cove, to Mrs. j.
Brook for S27 300; a three story frame
dwelling on Middle Road to Mrs. Beu-
lah Sparcon for SIS 900, making total
OF SS4,65O for the entire parcels dis
posed Of
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Cadillac Auto Makers
Buy West Side Building
Big Service on 08th St. Secured
in Trade in Which Amster.
dam Ave. Corner Figured

The Hudson Service Building, at 245
to 249 West Sixty-seventh Street, cx-
tending to 448 and $50 West Sixty
eighth Street, containing 100000 square
feet, has been sod through the Cross
q Brown Company to the Detroit Motor
Car Company, which manufacturers
Cadillac automobiles. The company
maintains Offices at 1881 Broadway, with
service station at s West Sixty-sec-
ond Street.
This is the second large deal closed
in the automobile section within the
last few weeks. Recently the service
station of the WHY'S Overland Com
pany. at 521 to 53l West Fifty seventh
Street, extending through the block to
51S to 52S West Fifty-eighth Street,
was purchased by Jeremiah f. Donovan.
In exchange for the property sold
yesterday the two-story department
store building at the southeast corner
of Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty-second
Street, on plot 100x100, was given.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
100000 West 42d St. Lease

Oliver Lakin has leased for Samuel
Mcmillan 210 and PIP West Forty
second Street, 50X100, to Tobias Lapan
and Morris Jashnoc for twenty years
at net rent of 100000. The tenants
will construct a building at a cost Of
about 100000. The same broker has
leased Offices in 102 West Forty-second
Street to DR.. Michael Pyser; for Sam
uel Hoffman the building So West
Thirty sixth Street to Mortimer Meyer;
the store and basement in $50 Seventh
Avenue to Samuel Shipper, and space
in the building at the northwest corner
OF Seventh Avenue and Fortieth Street
10 Agatino Sava.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Reconstruction Commission
To Study Housing Problem

The Keconstruction Commission.
through its housing committee, will
confer with social workers in an effort
to gather exact information as to the
effect Of the present cessation of build
ing and the resulting raising of rents.
They wish to find out to what extent
this has caused increased congestion or
discomfort. 1t has been suggested that
1T might be possible with the aid of cx-
lsting social institutions to make de-
tailed study of living conditions in
CHARACTERISTIC blocks in various parts
or OF the city. To consider the advisa-
oiiity and methods of carrying out
such an investigation a meeting will
take place in room 3O2, Hall of Records
on Thursday at O'clock
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ATTENDANT COMPANION. young man Of good
1lo West l42s 1T - ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

7TH AZ. 7ls, 18th s.: all; s7lo 18th Av corpn
10 Kobt NJ Kern. Northern av; from April l.
1919. TO June ID, 1874: 21 yrs renewal: attys
post 500 sio.Ioo and SIS. coo os
BEAVER ST. ~. " cor Hanover. all los
New Rochelle. and ano: u yrs from May l.
1915. II yrs renewal; atty Title Guar & y Co.
lsT Av. 1872. store: Anton Franc to Jos j
Klein on the premises; yrs from May I. 1915:
atty. Jno lIovorka. l5ll 3d av........... sT 20
BROADWAY, n W cor Seth st. all: Adoph Lewlsohn
TO Unlted Cigar Stores Go OF America "a W
18TH st; u Yrs from October. 1919; atty, s NJ
Sroock. d 18th se...................s56 $50. 900
Bronx
Sd AV 1882, all Isaac Lipschitz to Gedale Green
bers 1862 3d sig yrs from April J. 1919:
Az iiiliS sll t;ottob KAN 'tO 70
Abr BrandstcIn, 1873 1sth st and ano; Dec
q, 1913: attys Strasbourger ( s, "a Bway IS 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Lis Pendells
Manhattan

GOTH rI,; ST. 4o7 =; Mary Shear ast schlesinser
sas mSsase 60 ay TT q 1s"aSd roMs foreclosure Of
lopTh ST; sS5 E., noDelt |. Harrison ct al ast
ays uaIsan enman E no al S2@ of
EJTGEns sr, i. and Monroe Ds' St. ,22: Gilbert Fl
iiear:, Montague ast congresaon Hadas Israel ct al
SisT ST. 72s W: Jaires Trowbridge aSt S'Sir' MaIe1
.as Mfaly Ton Ct al ferselosure OF mosasc)
ander Knapp ct al ast Estcllo Freid ct al
wT HorsToN ST. a'S Manhattan c0Sy sSrne,
nsrn lnSuon OF as Jacob EmshsimeT ct Al fors
Iron & Steel Co agt Elmer & Amend Inc. ct
a a s.A, astion to foreclose mechanics en) atty.
5TI Av II cor 2lst st. 4x7a7. and Broad
Sy Steel CO cor ,x 3s osab st raOue Iron
INC. .et Ct al faction to forclose mechanics lien)
l55rH 55rdlH sr s., 1915 Of Amsterdam Az so
Io2; city Real Estate Co agt Gross & Hcrbener
ns meaity , * Construction Go (amended foreclosure
ng angular parcel in resr Mary r cocicroii S ,s at
rrssrr spe MsSsf oisf'0Sus' Of "'r'sase
LEWIS sr. 80; Lawyers Mortgage Co ast Hattie
rnrnan e, g. foreclosure OF morsagc,: attys.
HWoAnAy 70 aNy YIN lsiI II e 1919 81 sl g. 2io to 2ss
irldsc Co All Norcdal Really Corp "r'""''"S e, al
faction to foreciosc. mechanics' Ien): attys
ooTH % sr VsS' gts i; two 0'.as aSiions rrs, 70
Of y agt Schlesnger Realty 60 ct al amend
-. foreclosure OF two mortgages: atty w NJ
Powell. v "
5ap ST. u y: Greenwich Savings Bank ags Mary
4 Bosworh foreclosure OF mortgage; attys
Mddlehrook L. Borand ''
'0Ea sT t0a Realty Ii Com co ct 81 as9ss sSsnss
OF mor!gsge); atty w NJ Powell
lSlsT ST. ~, 8 ,ls. ITO e. 5tn ar 25seo II; Mary
nortsages); atVys Easnan & Eastman
Bronx.
PROSPECT AV, 1885: BENJAMIN Albert agt Dernara
Con-, ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: atty g.
Gndaf ''' -
CkEsToN AV. W .. 1f3 1881 st. s0xlao; Charles
II Nugent art Agnes Joyee foreclosure OF mcrt-
gage attys Crook a. Carney.
WASHINGTON AN. Il ,..~ 1891 st 7sx1o1 4.
Snmner Gerard agt lsSth st 4 Washington Av
g. inr. rt al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE sttys.
scott, Gerard & Hnwers
MoRnls Az. " s.. +5s.i n lsith at. aoxsox ,rrcr:
Fleming OF al ttascosure OF lnor,gasei. atWs.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
House in Tarrytown Leased

Fish & Marvin have rented for Mrs
NJ. B. Owen her house at Beech Tree
Terrace, Bronxville, furnished, for the
summer, to Mrs. Elizabeth A. Villas, Of
Philipse Manor, Tarrytown; for Elmer
+. Hudson, his apartment in Gramatan
Court, BronXvlle, furnished, for the
summer, to n Holland Jewett, and
for G. c. Woodruff, his residence on
Walworth Avenue, at Scarsdale, fur
nished, for the summer, to New York
c1ia,,+
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Sloan Lamont Buys
Yonkers Estate

George Howe has sold the Hartmann
estate property, containing three and
a half acres and modern residence
overlooking the Hudson, on Warburton
Avenue, between Hastings and
Yonkers, for Frederick Brown TO
Sloan Lamont of this city, The
house contains fourteen rooms and
three baths. The property represents
an investment by the previous owner
Of 100000. Mr.. Lamont, after some
alterations, will occupy it as his resi-
dence
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

CHAMBERMA1D assist waitress; young n.,, ,
appearing; exceptionally well recomnendei. % S,s
family M sac Please call Monday. Mason's Arenes s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Resclls Row of Bronx Houses

NJ. L. & c. Ernst have bought from
Frederick Brown the row of twenty
one ree-story and basement houses
at 839 to S83 Whitlock Avenue, between
Longwood Avenue and Tiffany Street.
which Mr.. Brown bought a couple of
Gays ago. The houses are on lots 25
by 100 feet, being near the new Long
wood Avenue subway station.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
Fine Home at Rockridge Sold

Paul McIntirc, retired Wall Street
broker, has sold his home and two and
one-half acres Of land in Rockridge,
Greenwich. Conn, to Joseph C. Quirk,
OF this city, who is engaged in the
shipping business. The property was
held at $4,000. Mr.. McIntire and his
daughter have gone to Virginia, where
he has purchased a large estate in one
of the university towns. Ladd & Mich
OILS were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
BROOKLYN Apartments Sold

The Realty Estates have bought S22
TO S28 Eastern Parkway, two large
apartment houses, from the Kellner
Construction Company.
The three story brick thrce-familv
house at 56S Tenth Street has been
sold through +. G. Sa ter for Miss
Hannah Rose to Walter Schmidt.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25

Bs BsfSIDE--httractiye Z to 10 room house.
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