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New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Schultz Gets Buildings
In West 34th Street
Houses Rented From Mrs. G.. r.
Pardee and Mrs. /. Wilson;
Other Commercial Leases

fease q Gilman have leased to D. A.
Schultz 218 and 22O West Thirty fourth
Street for Mrs. Clara R. Pardee and
Mrs. Isabella Wilson, two four-story
buildings on plot 93x100 feet. Pease
d Elliman have also leased Offices in
AZ West 39th Street to Miss Harriet
V. Wlshnieff, of Columbia University,
and to the Spanish Naval Commission,
representing the Spanish government.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased
space at 215 Fourth Avenue to Bore
Borden, Louis Alexander, Providence
Worsted Company, Mawhinney E. Geek
ler, Irving Perman, Bernard Kappa
port, Schaenen Woollen Company,
Clarendon Manufacturing Company,
and Harry B. Neesen; at rs Spring
Street, to c. W. sauer Corporation; at
q West Thirty-ninth Street to Arthur
Landauer and Abram Mayer; at 221
Fourth Avenue to Rothschild & Solo
tarofF, c. P. Toomey, Walter Wesen-
donck, Lowenberg & Bruenn, Demetre
Brothers & Beals, Leo. Moskowitz,
Burdick Garrison Company, Inc, Kurt
Heiter, The Fair, W. H. Duval & Co.,
and Michael Hirsch; at 1876 Fifth Ave
nue., to Rosen G. Duberstein, Fair G.
Carnival Supply Company, Lipheld
Company, Inc, Picker & Faniwick,
Gustave Phillips, La Mode Dress Com
pany, Louis Swed, and Beauties Under
wear Company; at 800 and 81 Broad
way, to Grass G. Wyllins at 19 Madi-
son Avenue, to Moses A. Goldsmith; at
229 Fourth Avenue, to Levison & Saita,
Demetre Brothers & Beals, Stoney &
Starkey, Edward B. King & Co., and
Bernhard Wolf, and at 396 Broadway,
to Stolier & Silverman, Abe l. Menzin,
Albert Solanto, Louis Brown, H. Ba-
houth, Pioneer Trading Company,
Richard Fink, S. L. Lifshitz. Barnett
Lazarus, H. S. Hays, NJ V. de Mott,
Advance Electric Lamp Company,
Charles Freitag, United Cotton Goods
Exchange, Clean O-Pore Company, and
A. M. Esses.
Samuel H. Martin has leased the
stores at 148 Columbus Avenue to Leon
Cohn and T. J. Praitano
West Side Garage Leased
Herbert Hecht e. Co. have leased to
the Louis K. Liggett Company for the
Fifteenth Street Garage, Inc, the
garage at 412 to 41S West 18th Street.
The property is an Astor leasehod and
was improved by John J. Gillen about
two years ago.
Pepe & Brother have leased to Paul
Grove and Louis Ambrose the garage
which has just been completed at II
West Third Street, on lot 25x90
Louis Schrag has leased the corner
store at the northeast corner of
Twenty-ffth Street and Eighth Ave
nue. to Buchwalter & Kahansky.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

174TH ST, 616-518 West Kenneth H I'm
derwood. individ and as exr of Ada II
Underwood. to Title &; Z Co 176
broadway ........ 5 10, 900
10TH ST. west JOS Auerbach to Co :
lumbia Trust Co. 80 Broadway; attys
Davies, Auerbach & Connell. 80 Nassau
WEST END Av. a2q-sa1; mtge 5000: 5y,0og :
Central Sav Bank to Union Dime sav
Bank, 701 9Th av, attys, Butcher. 7 & r
! Madison av .............SS $50 600
soTH ST.. 5as-5es East; l2oth ST. Is West West
South Wave Crest av, Arverne. Queens
mtge $4,000; Frank A Horne to Mer-
chants Refrigerating Co, 161 Chambers
ST. atty, Title G 7 Co, 176 Broad
46TH ST, GA West; Jewish Theologicai
Seminary of America to Empire Trust
Co. 12o Broadway; atty, Warren Leslie
l6OTH ST. 63s-e44 West; Riverside Drive
5s3, Abel King and ano to Malcx Realty
Corpn. 10 broadway; atty, Saml Wacht
112TH ST, 1ol-lo5 West. 7th av. 1850: Nor
man r r Corpn to Malex Realty Corpn;
atty, Sam Wacht jr., 40 Broadway 2
HAVEN Av. soo-ao4. and 3l2-3ls li2th st
1ol los West: 9TH av. 2460 Riverside
Drive, $50: l6oth st. 63S-644. total mtges
s9S,5oo; Malex Realty Corpn to Samuel
COOPER ST s, 200 Academy st; Title
G & 7 Co to Edw Machson. 20l West
'4th st; atty. Title G & T Co. 176 Broad
AVENUE c, SO: Frederic de p Foster ,nd
ano. exrs. to Emigrant 1ndust Saw Bank:
Attys. & f J Ottoman, 81 Chambers
S7TH ST. SO West; Lena Sax to New
York r &: NJ co. 1875 Broadway .$f2n 900
FlNEHuRsT AN, IS; r r Realty Co to
Saul Bernstein, 149 broadway 49,. 81 800
Bronx
FAILE ST, 1854; Abel King and ano to
Annie Fein. 1870 Lyman pl; atty, II Gott-
llen, -ot way S 100
JACKSON AV. 8, 100 18TH st; Ameri~
can Mtg co to Albert " pross, at iiarts-
dale, Y, and ano trus. atty, Middle
brook e. b. As Cedar st...........S1 st 81
is9TH ST. 276 =: Lorenz Becker to Caro-
Becker. .sss Sd % a''s' oa'o'lH1
MANIDA ST, 822; jessie Browne 10
Franklin Society for Home Bldg Savgs
IS Park row; atty. T s. Co. lTs
81 hTa SwaY sr 7ss u coir,,,,, ,r.,,,
David Stevenson Brewg Co. SCI 10th av;
attys, Brown & F, 10 Wall st.........Sl
widow. to Arthur S Bais. Sl7 Riverside
DIR; atty, W Newhouse, 81 Liberty st 81
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Many More Decide to z
Own a Brooklyn Home
Ready Buyers Found for Houses
in All Sections of the
Borough

The Realty Trust has sold for Aloo
Building Company the one-family
semi-detached brick dwelling at 21ss
S,xty-sixth Street. Mapleton Park, to
Alexander K. Moses for occupancy.
F. c. Sauter has sold for Mrs. Min
ME Bradford to Jacob Cohen the two
family dwelling at Ais Sixteenth Street.
The buyer will occupy.
Burling & Swan have sold % and
"a Cheever Place, two three family
dwellings, and $40 Greene Avenue, a
brick dwelling. Houses were secured
for occupancy in each case.
l. Salzberg has sold the Borough
Park clubhouse, in Thirteenth Aenue.
from Fiftieth to Fifty-hrst Street,
from the B. F. B. Realty Company 10
the L. A. O. Realty Company. 1t is on
a plot 2o0x14O.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 149 Schenectady Avenue, two
story and cellar, two-family dwelling,
on plot 20x100, to Bernard and Della
Waters for occupancy.
Church Aids in Getting Title
Expressly to aid Mrs. Johanna Tia
den, widow of Gerhardt Tjaden, 20 OBJ.
tain clear title to adjoining prop
erty she owns, the Reformed Protes-
tant Dutch Church of New Utrecht,
Brooklyn, yesterday sold to her plot
50x60 at Eightieth Street and Wash
ington Avenue for S10O. The deal was
made following the application Of the
trustees for permission to sell, which
Justice Benedict, of the Brooklyn Su-
preme Court, granted. The church
is one of the oldest in Brooklyn and
Is descended from the early Dutch
settlers, a map of the parsonage hav-
ing been made by jeremiah Lot, dated
February 2, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Two of Former Callatin
Houses in ODD St. Sold
F. J. Sterner, Architect, Bought
Them With Intention of Erect.
ing New Home ON Site

Two of the row of five dwellings at
159 to 167 East Sixty-third Street, pur-
chased from the Gallatin family in
February by Frederick J. Sterner, the
architect, have been resold. The dis
posals involve 159, sold to Mrs. Sybil
X. w. Sellers, and 151 to Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Gerard. Mr.. Sterner bought
the row intending to erect a forty
foot dwelling and rebuild three of the
houses.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold to a
client for occupancy 49 West Sixty
ninth Street, on plot 20x102.
Margaret NJ. Egan has sold the three
story dwelling, on plot 2Cx8o, at 249
East 1l6th Street to Salvatore Cor
reale through Sisca & Palladino.
Buyer of Bertron House
c. A. Wimpfheimer, of A. Wimpf
heimer & Bro, manufacturers Of vel
vets, is the buyer Of the residence of
Mrs. S. Reading Bertron at 935 Fifth
Avenue, the sale of which by William
B. May E. Co. was announced Monday.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water Supply. ar its
Offices twenty second floor. Municipal
Building Park Row, Centre and Chambers
streets, New York city, until il A. NJ. on
Tuesday, June 10, 1919. for Contract 202
for the construction OF about "a miles Of
highways, including clearing. grading
draining, building of culverts and guard
rails, around the Schoharie reservoir, in
the Towns of Giboa and Conesville Sche-
hare county, Prattsvile. Greene county,
and Roxbury, Delaware county. New York
At the above place and time the Bids
will be publicly opened and read. PAM
phlets containing information for oidderp
and contract drawings can be obt Aimed at
the above address, at the Office OF the
secretary. by deposting tho sum of ten
dollars 500 in cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particula.s
apply 50 he Office of the chief Engineer
at the above address
JOHN p CALVIN. President;
CHARLES \. CHADWICK, -.
l.. J. O REILLY, s1
Commissioners. Board OF Water supply.
BENZ. f EINBlGLER. Secretary, rio
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Corporation Buys 53-Acre
Farm at Great Neck

A new corporation has purchased the
Clark & Udall farm at Great Neck
containing fifty-three acres, from
James L. Downey. The buyer will of
fer the property as whole for about q
month. If at the end of that period IT
has not been sold it is the plan tc
subdivide it into building sites Of one
two and three acres. The property
was held in the market at 100000, &C
cording to l. G. Wolf and Kehoe &
Williar, who negotiated the transac-
tion and who are understood to have
deal pending for the resale of the
fifty-three acres.
The Clark & Udall farm has a front
age Of 1000 feet on the North Hemp.
stead Turnpike. 1t has been in the
family for more than a century
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
West Side Apartments
Bought by Operators
Riverside Drive Building and
West End Av. House Pass
Into New Ownership

Daniel H. jackson has purchased
from Henrietta Stein, of Stamford
Conn, trustee Of the Joseph Stein es-
tate, 752 West End Avenue, a five-story
apartment house. Negotiations are
now pending for resale to a buyer
who intends to alter it into bachelor
apartments. Harold C. Lewis was the
broker.
Dr. Robert P. Green, retired public
school teacher, has sold to the Oes
treicher Realty Company 226 West
Iwenty-eighth Street, five-story
fiat, on lot 25x100. The buying COM
pany owns 228 and 230, and now con-
trolls plot 75x1o0.
Sale in 117th Street
Sydney |. Moll has bought from
Theresa Weinstock and her sisters, of
Milwaukee, Wis, the five-story apart
ment at 63 West 1l7th Street, on a plot
27xl00, adjoining the northeast corner
of Lenox Avenue. The property was
held free and clear.
Buys in 171st Street
Joseph Shenk has purchased from
William B. FAIRIES, through James
Bird, 632 West 171st Street, a five
story apartment, on plot 71x10O.
99th Street Flat Sold
Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold
for Rachael A. Friend, trustee, 2ll East
Ninetyninth Street, a five story fiat. on
lot 25x100, to James w. Kennedy.
Brooklyn Builders Buy in Harlem
Meister Builders have purchased ID
from the Leberton Corporation the two
five-story apartment houses at 208-21O
East 122d Street, on plot 50x10O.
7th Avenue Building Sold
Berlowitz e. Caine have sold for
Henry Ungrich to Joseph Manheimer
369 Seventh Avenue, four-story and
basement building with stores, on lot
21X75
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER n,
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
FIRST LIEN TEN YEAR CONVERTIBLE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat, pvF-
suant 10 the terms Of the lndenture 20
Mortgage dated March ist 1871 from
Sinclair Gulf Corporation to Bankers Tru.t
Company Of New York Trustee. the
said Sinclair Gulf Corporation has caliAd
for redemption on the 18TH day Of June.
1919. al HOO of the face amount thereof
and accrued interest. all of the bonds now
outstanding and secured by said mortgage.
after which date all interest said
bonds will cease and all coupons attached
thereto viii become null and void.
The said bonds VIII be redeemed and
all sums due thereon paid by Bankers
Trust Company. at it's ONCE No. "a Wall
street Borough OF Manhattan. city. OF
New York on or after June 18th, laia
Registered bonds will be paid only TO
the registered holders or their dusy. au-
thenticated transferees and ALI unna-
tured coupons must accom- pany the bonds
to which they appcrtain.
Ownership certificates covering accrued
interest 10 June 18th, 1919 should accom- :
pany the bonds when presented Tor re-
demption
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION.
j. FLETCHER FARRELL. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Buying Keeps Up
In Old Downtown
Business Section
,muorters Decide to Make
Permanent Home in Front
ST.; Religious Organiza-
tions Buy and Sell Realty

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
-.lold for the John Curtin Corporation
po;as Randall & Co., importers and
.s,orfers. 46-4S Front Street, two five
wv ..arv buildings recently purchased
;hrough the Moves Company and coy
eriag plot 4ox91. The sale was made
subject to the corporation retaining a
,.sse on the building at 46 Front
Street. The balance of the property
w;ll be occupied by the purchasers
sstsr extensive improvements have
Seen made This is the third sale Of
,his property in the last eighteen
months.
Horace S. Ely e. Co. have sold 68 New
chambers Street, extending through
~ Roosevelt Street, six story build
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Trust Plans Branch
For Madison Av. Corner

The former dwellings, of Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Edgar L. Marston, at
the northwest corner of Madison Ave
nue. and Ffty-seventh Street, which
has been purchased by the Bankers
Trust Company from the Central Union
Trust Company, through Albert B. Ash
forth, will be improved
The Bankers Trust Company Is hav-
ing plans prepared for banking build
ing for it's second branch
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

18TH ST. g. $50 1st av, 25x
lo010; Adelaide c Ryan agt Anna
Bartels ct al (partition); attys, Foley &.
Martin.
sbTH ST. 1853 e; City Real Estate Co agt
Joseph Pollard ct al foreclosure of
COOPER SO, Az or , Attn av. Dyckman St,
$, 459.9 n 10th av, 225x1o4.6X irreg
18TH ST. c l. intersec high water line of
Hudson River. runs W x l35.4X K
w - to beg, 18th av. !. intersec c !
l67th ST. runs TO high water mark
of Hudson River 130x 129. i |
to beg Prince st, 63 to 81. Crosby St
113; Daniel i Mahoney act Annie Il Ma =
honey ct al (partition): atty, Whalen.
MANHATTAN AV, W c, 114th st, 100. ]
N63.3; Manhattan Life Ins Co agt Carl
IL Richardson, trustee at al foreclosure
Of ntge); atty. ii. W. Kennedy.
10TH AN. w +7th ST. 25 SKIS; Mary T,
Kenney aet Thomas r Hennessy et al
foreclosure of mtge); atty, T j Brady.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
VS. and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market

ing on plot s5xs1x27x5e, for the Amer
lean Missionary Association to Nat E.
Berzen.
The Cruikshank Company mas sold
for the estate Of Mary Lockman the
three story and store building at 1866
Cedar Street, on plot 22x55. The
purchasers, the Hellenic Orthodox
Church of Saint Nicholas, proposes to
remodel and occupy the building for
its own use.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

l1TH ST, 1o2-1OS W; Raser Sprinkler Co
agt Land Map Realty Corpn. owner;
Norman Real Estate Corpn. contract
W . so 3. I +
BROADWAY. E. whole front betwee n
Canal and Lispenard sts, 39.6x128x X
1926; Morris Jacob agt Canal st Build
Ing Corpn, owner: Philip Berman, Inc,
contractor .............,. $3.50
WATER ST, 172 to 1870; Combustion En-
gineerng Corpn agt n City District
Realty Corpn, owner (renewaD $6027442
Bronx
Sd AV. 1863; Max Finkelstein agt David
Shapiro, owner and contractor. s125
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23

Dry Dock Saw 1nstn. 341 Bowery due
& int rs per bond; atty, f NJ Tichenor 3s
West Side
HUDSON ST, n W cor 18th st, 87x24sx
iirreg p m: May 22; NJ as Pearl St co
int as per bond; atty, Jas "A Dutton, so
9TH AV. ;'s' 4ss str and b: Fredk W ls"ge is"se
to Fred " Haase CO. Inc, ''" from ''Iu:y Iu:y
J, 1919. 70 Aug 81 1925. with rent to
Ion peo % 1ss0 Ercn at $4,000 atty Abram,
47TH ST. l43 w. all, Margaret V Kelley
to lzidoro Katz. l43 w Attn st. yrs
from May !, 1919. atty, Jos Oatman. 1856
SANE PRoPERTY ist floor ana rear part part
cellar; lzidore <atz to Jno sala, l4a
w i7th ST; ll-l2 yrs from June l. 1919;
81sT s, $o2 VI, ali. Annie T sesger%an sl1un
to Louis Pincrs, 200 w 54th st, from
Henry, NJ & NJ, 277 Bway,. excess taxes.
'5Tl - IoT, sF $d.v. 81 W s' s65 aro% J. Bs5sy
from May !, 1919; atty, Henry. NJ & NJ.
la9rI '|TS sT 1o7 " s. 5xssI s5G9o NJ Tsy SSqgo
& D Zeldin Realty Co 10 ] Frank Nc
Navitt - w 10th st yrs. c; prior
AMsTEKpAM Av. 14e2-4 s. 4oxloo' Si;oVo %
m; May q; Gerald Anderson to Mill
blanche Realty Corp. 6s Broad st due
NAY }5' j92S; G. prior mtge s49;oO0
l42TH ST, 543 w; store lease; April IL;
Barnet salzman and Wolf Brownstein
to Isidor Orgel. 80 w 12sth st, and ano
months. c. atty, Jos w Cmans
GS' Az. 2ie, s5s.lo 175;h Il: h. ST.
Co to Philiip I.iberman sol " ll5th ST.
900; atty, David e Goidfarb So Mas
ADR1AN Az. n $ ss4 Terrace view 'sSD av'
34x10o; p NJ; May ~ Lewis Tucker to
? g; prior mise 5000; aitys Brown &
w, 10 Wall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 900
East Side
gregation Machzilu Hadas Ansche Zloz-
zow to n Rillg, 25o f 7th st, yrs 6
per. cent; p, m; $1,000; attys Curtis. &
AN. e $, 40 8 a4th st. 393x
rs; May 22: 2S1 Lexington Av Corp to
Morris Goldstone, 217O Bway; due June
J. 1920, p c; attys, Henry, NJ e. NJ. 277
saD ST. 81 E. 5, isxio2.2: May 22 Len Lex
ngtn Realty Co TO Jacob Stern due as per
bond, int p c: party "a part also owner
Of prior ntge $4,000; attys. Stern & g.
1o7TH 81 ST. s. i55 Park av. 25xioo.l1 ,qgV
May IL; rerecorded from May IA. 1919
Lcorsaln Realty Corp to Sol l7einer, 40
= o g2d st: demand, c; prior mtge
10th ST. 24o e. west store and b; sam
Iiecht to Paul Albert 24o E 1loth st 2
Yrs fr Dec :, 1918; attys Levin &
Scherer, 299 Bway. y.,...............S1 S192
l1sTH ST, 617 f, n s. 25x1oo1l; m: May
21; Frank Marina and ano to Melrah
Realty 60. S5 Nassau st; . yrs E y p c
atty, Fred Lee, 35 Nassau st......s $1,000
Bronx
PLOT begins at land now or form erly
y Morrison and G land Y c e il
X X i Co, 200x306 to center 232d st X
276x28O: also plot begins at line bet
land under water \ g & n r r r
Co and land under water Nazareth
Home, 213xl60X26Sxl68, also Palisade
av, =. 1904 II 13lst st 123.ax-- to
River drive x irreg; also River drive @
at land d Morrison. l66.lx rreg ;
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
vaLuABLEpR0pERTYF F0RSALE

No se7 Clinton ave. between Greene and
Gates aves.. an ideal location and suf-
c.eni ground for a modern apartment
building Plot Is f0'Nl20'. running through
70 Wayerley ave. Ground occupied by 40
square, frame house with extension. and
stable. Terms TO suit. For further in
formation address o. 5. BALDWIN, 1888
keap ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
o2 % of Proposed Apartment
Rented From Plans

edward Burns, ir., and Mrs. W. H
Hlxon have leased apartments in the
house to be erected at l15 East
Eighty-second Street by j. E. r. Car
penter. EScavators are still digging
out the place for the foundations OF
this building. yet g. per cent Of the
apartments in the projected building
have been rented from the plans by
Pease & Gilman, agents. Announce
ment of the improvement was made
about a month ago. c. Merritt Ives
who has charge of the Apartment
House Department of Pease g. Eli
man, ventured the guess at the time
that more than half of the apartments
would be out of the market within q
month.
64th St. Home for Banker
Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. have
leased, furnished, for Mrs. Foster
Champion So East Sixty-fourth Street
a five story American easement dwell
ing on lot 20xl0o, to Oscar Cooper
president Of the New York County Ma
tional Bank. The same company has
also leased apartments at $40 Park
Avenue to Mrs. Humphreys; at 1876
East Seventy ninth Street to Reginald
sixth Street to Richard L. Davisson;
at 175 West Fifty-eighth Street to
Mrs. T. H. Leckie; at 901 Lexington
Avenue to Gordon Abbott; at Ala Madi-
son Avenue to Oswald Jimenis.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
House, 9 Rooms, 2 Tiled Baths

Hot-water heat. gas and electricity.
tr,Te harawoqd 90 floors whito and mahog any
ent. Asking $1,000 r. j. SiJIJ,iVAT
20 North ave. Tel 2790 ''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
NEW ROCHELLE
MUST BE SOLD

| TOLON1AL HOUSE. rooms. baths,
large living room, open fireplace, sleeping
porches, large plot, with garage; Sound
vi1w Asking 1900; open TO offer
Nh NAKD 4 KRAFT, EOS Huguenot st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
YONKERS
PHOTOS on Rrorrsr

PHOTOS on REQUEST
.sshs. between Rverdale and Ludlow; large
r.; 900 Beautiful new tapestry brick
sso.ohlal siyie dwelling 8 rooms. 2 baths
lTspFeof garage; sls $500
-. a WONDERFULLY "ell built dwelling. I2
,,SSssms, baths. sleeping porch; plot look
4: IL oda msar broadway. at Van Cortlandt Park
VIII build Z home in South Yonkers "a
Wy s,N you and arrange convenient terms of
mos. S. BURKE. Flagg Bldg. Getty
s9ua,e also South Broadway an;l Nalen-
"ne Lane Phones 5oso-503O Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT. FURNISHED. June 1st 70
garage for three rars win S.baufrerrs rno,
Acre Of ground 30 minutes from Grand Cen
ri Address OWNER. care OF w. II. Sage.
lis BroaAway.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Building Loan Contracts

5sTH ST, 81 w; Sarah G. x. Henry X g.
John NJ Goetchius. trustees. etc, loan
62 w 5Sth st Corpn; to erect sty
apartment; payments. $50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE

49,. =. lions. baths. ali inpts. splend id
waor1on; choice selection: garage; hot
ssN.t ss.st neat. valentine. City Co. As War
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
T'-T--|
NtIIfALT.A
IT'S A BEAUTY

room house, nil improvements. 7sx1no. ?
minutes OF ftatiou. idsal location; facnr
Bronx Farkwsy; price. $1,000. 81 500 cash
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
ihe Garden of Westchesfer Comfy

~, nsautful houses in Yonkcrs. - miles
:. .-a. room dwellings, and estates; moderate
s;S -, -, tessons ble farms. Particulars see
y, --Ids ~. 299 South Bway. Yonkcra
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Call At Once For Bargain

~ houses for sale. Special offer for
this week: Four-family house. 20 rooms,
- .oyo. ~ 900 down. Renting and exchange.
Emil "istrand "a Main ST. Tel 144S-W
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
TWO FAMILY HOUSE.

MODERN hot-water heat electricity. ~
rrooms and tiled baths; Scar garage;
5000. II y. DOWNEY, 211 Huguenot
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
TTIIIAM
ANOTHER PELHAM BARGAIN

stucco House. rooms. bath. all
rcreened; hot water heat. gas clectricity:
j. n. AMUSDSEN, 1i5 VOLTS Lane. %
Tel. LEE
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
NEW JERSEY

COUNTRY HOME BARGAIN: 81 acres at
punellen y. j.; n miles New York; 7
,lic lights. hot and cold water modern large
barn; garage. with living room incuhators
q lo,eo0-egg capacity. brooder houses
US 600 for quick sale. No agents. Phone
Dunellen .s36-N2. Dunelen. \. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
August Finck Estate
Brings S277.2SO st Auction

Spirited bidding marked the sale by
Joseph P. Day yesterday of the realty
holdings of the late August Finck, the
brewer, who died last November. The
sale was under partition proceedings
ordered by the Supreme Court and the
realty offered brought total Of S277.-
250.
The professional element was strong
ly represented in the attendance. Two
OF the parcels, both at Bayside, L. T..
one at the northwest corner of Lamar
tine Avenue and Fourth Street. 10O0x
100, and lot on Third Street. near
Lamartlne Avenue, which we're to
have been offered were sold at private
sale.
Complete details of the auction fol-
low:
by Joseph p Day.
57TH ST, s15 w. n s. 200 w sth av o6,
Moors for client for s52.75o: also ~
LEMON Az. 465. n w 1891. 26xIOO 5-sty
sS5,500; also -0'
STU Az. SIS. 3sth, 25x1oo 4stv
5n6 lod ana strs; TO Amebig Finck for s6O
9TH Az, 46d, c ssth. 24sx75x4e.5x
lrreg 5,sty. INT and strs; to Philip Lieb-
'iiiIdl LOT Son,U0O; also
tnt and strs. Amelia Finck AIT Theo
ftnck ct al; Esselstyn e n. attys par
oerI3 eelrlnn; CT 10 Ssan Au Cordial for s925
12eIH ST, 318 r. g, 200 g I'd av 25x
gs.l1 6-sty tint; Deed Realty Co agt ] +
ssaheily ct al; Dawson & L, attys; due.
nIa3s,3; TiI.5s1 i, ttaxes' etc, s6o9.S6; to the
RocKWooD ST, 1920, g, 2o4s g Wal
ION Ion av 61.7x15.1lx44.a gore. 3-sty int
and str; Edw Barleycorn agt Jas Wooley
ct al; due. s5.oS2.46; taxes, etc s419, TO
John Farrelly for $500
BY J. H Mayors
sud1IyAN ST. 2s to 27, O Grand
4xs9 e-sty loft and str; II II Cam
mann ct al. trustees. etc. agt c Payne
ct al; due. Sl23,s09.25; taxes etc. ST.
63943; to Ambrose G. Todd for s126, 500.
BY Arthur G. Sheridan
I'D Av. 20o1. C 1O3d. 25.5x75, 4-sty int
and strs; Rachel Loewenthal agt Mary
Barnett ct al; due, s5,3I2 60 taxes, etc.
$500; TO the plaintiff for Sl45OO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
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l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE tor anv
debts contracted by NY wife. Helen Tites
Sonman. after ih!s date. Don NJ. Cuaman.