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New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

MOTT ST, 156; str; Bagio Figundo to
9T' &a1 ass'01s !s the ay Rys"sSs "Gs
Stable. Al Park Row. sSS4o and. $500
PARK AV, W s. from $ 10th st to
nth st (ss ~, all, wit furnitYre nar etc,
ina Nobel to David Volpin. 81 w l3sth
st; 20 yrs IL 4 mos from July 10, 1919;
atty, GAIA Eichhorn. 800 Bway ST, 500
SD ST E. all; Philip Rhnclander ct al
to Peggy Hoyt. SIG 5th av. 10 PIP yrs
from Aug /, 1919. $4,000
tie , lana: a. r Truztsss Of sail%rs snsk st Ha5
renews; attorney, c Moran, Gs William
81 .'..'......'.- '..-''.'.'' 's'oo
4sD ST, s.; lss 9TH ,a,.- az. ALL oeeani9
Hudson ST q YRS from May !. 1926;
p yr renew; attys Regelman. G l. &
G., 1913 broadway, net gold. $4,000
1o$n ST. 24S-S W hotel ala az J, , losd st.
Norway Hotel Co, $50 w 1880 81; from
July I, 1919 to Sept 50, 1889; atty, Fer,
rss & Storck 165 Broadway. $50, $3.50
NASSAU ST. ss, part of $ str; Emma G.
Alto Jonas individ & exrs, to Eugene
E Waeldip, e2S Woodland av. Wood
haven, l. !; 8 Yrs, from May !. 10. $1,000
Jan i5 1917. and recorded Feb ls,
ss1Ssr1 s'S MaT se PS ts s sG nn s ena a3y
T G & T Co, 17s Broadway ..........s1
90 Go!ins Co to arthur neEs%an' n 5sSi
aity fyans s. swaTts ysaFI sa 1% ss 'so
18TH ST, 1879 f; 18th ST. 1902 II. all;
Alfarata Kearney ct al, exrs, to Fred
|! Roberts, l2s Gross st; Boston, Mass;
man & Ernst. ITO Broadway $4,000
CHAMBERS ST. 1925 str. b ana sub b:
Church & Warren Co to U Auto Supply
GO, 1902 Chambers st: years, from May
!. 1918; atty, Harry Weinstein, on prem,
tSri cTn ~. i17-1e, n " eor 4lth st iiol
TO Harry Silvcrman, 524 West 51st st;
5-l2 yrs from Aug l. 1919; attys,
losTH ST, 2ss Dast; ali; wm colihan
ct AL trustees. to Jno Wennig, 155 East
losth St. yrss. from May |. 1919; at,y;
BOWERY. 317, str and part b; II Bruins.
IT, to l p Fleischer, 14a5 b0th st, Bklyn;
yrs, from Oct Is. 1919; address, 3l7
2ao sT. 1920 West, lst loft: II Jaeckel
4 Sons to Jos Sedwitz. slo Convent ave
~ xl3 Yrs from Sept l. 1919 s.tys; 5no
18TH ST. ~ East. all; Tucker Mfg co to
Kassar e. Mofsovitz. 10 East lS7th st;
yrs from April /. 1879; yrs renew;
atty. Max Salomon Beekman st. 5000
Brorlk
sEABURY PLACE, 1879, all. Ray Derfncr
to Samuel Rosen "a Rutgers Slip: yrs
man, 809 Bway. ............ SIS, 500
sEABUKy PLACE. 1876. all; same to
same yrs from Aug l. 1918, atty.
145Tu ST, $500 IL. all; Esther II Kalislsy
to Isidoro Abort. $40 Il Ssth st; from
Feb /, 1919. to April 80, 1894: atty, Arm
stein & l., 9l2 Brooke av........ So. $50
BELMONT AV. 2322, all; Florence G!rardi
to Matteo Polidore, t62 r lS7th ST; yrs
from Feb l. 1918; atty. Polidoro. ss22
Belmont av.............. ............ $500
81 AV. 9399, 2 upper lofts; Spring Place
co to Abraham GinsbcTg, 1855 Boston
av; yrs from May I. 1920; atty, NJ
Miller 800 Bway y................$ 81. $50
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Bronx Buyers Show Liking
For Five Story Apartments

Arthur Herzog has bought the FIVE
story apartment at 1924 Boston Road
from the George Jacobs Construction
Company.
Sale in Intervale Avenue
The Isaac Lowenfeld Corporation
purchased from John Diehl 1880 In
tervale Avenue, a fve-story twenty
five-family apartment through Wagman
& Ziegler.
Buyers for Two-Family Houses
Kurz & Uren have sold 2450 Tie
bout Avenue, seventy feet south of
l88th Street, a two family frame
dwelling on lot 42x1OO.
The John A. Company has hold 1918
Wallace Avenue, a two family house
on plot 50x100. to R De Scrange.
John A. Steinmetz has sold for D
Piciulo to s. Borrello, $40 East 188th
Street, three-story dwelling on plot
1Sx100.
Plot In Eastburn Avenue Sold
John A. Steinmetz has sold the plot
75x95, on Eastburn Avenue, ninety one
feet north Of 173d Street, to Benjamin
Rutchlk for Henry Stats.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Chesebrough Building, Facing
Battery, Sold for 100000
Shipping Concern Said To Be Buyer of lO.Storv
Structure on State Street Corner; Adjoining
Realty Acquired by Same Interest as a Site for
Tall Annex to Structure, According to Gossip

the late William II. Chesebrougb and
associate. The South Ferry Building.
at the south end of this block, fronting
on State and Whitehall streets, land
which once helL the home of Governor
Stuyvesant and later those of Ericsson,
the inventor of the Monitor. and Rob
ert Fulton, was the last of the CHEESE
brough operations facing Battery Park.
The Maritime Building, diagonally
across Pearl Street from the structure
just sold, is another Chescbrough
building.
If all details of the story heard yes
terday regarding the plans for the de-
velopment of the Chesebrough Build
ing and the adjoining property are
correct, the consummated project will
be one of the most ambitious attempt
ed in that section in some time, be-
cause it will mean a structure of con-
siderable area in addition to height.
1t will establish a new high level for
the Battery frontier. 1t, too, will
leave no sizable property on State
Street that can be economically i'm
proved except by adjoining owners.
The Chesebr- ugh Building has a
frontage of 144.6 feet on State Street
and 108 feet on Pearl Street It's rear
line is bent about in the middle.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24

wscSssr W Sss 'sS 50 Ia 'sia c. atty
DAILY AV. Q cor l7sth st. 1s.5x72.4; ;
Gpana aff@s p1ior to mtse ny @
yrs, c: atty, Title Guar. & Trust Co.
20 Az. s. lots 455 and 45s map Iacons sa5nGS
line Robson, 1742 Garfield st July %
due as per bond atty. Title Guar &
wAsHINSroN Fasf e. 5ss AV hWay 10 ;aas1 5000
24x160; Rose Hauptman to N g. Subur-
ban Cooperative g. l. Assn, l47 f
lS5th !, Il St. Juiy SS; S installs' c; atty
MEAD ST. sic, 3. 25x1oo; Harris Harris
and Frank Tekulsky to Alois Kapl<a SO
Mead st; July 22; due March !, 1922; 6
cRoToNA Av. s. 100 samuel st. 'aispS 25'ix
l25x irreg; Louisa Turner to Lizette Nc
iambden New T. Roehells Ros: Rs' ssR' a.'y 80 %
WEBSTER AV. s. 1875 n 2o+th st, 2bxlOo;
Chester st, Yonkers. n Y; pr mtse.
CLINTON AV, 1912, W $. 5ox1oo; Morris
Corpn. 1875 Bway; pr mtge. $4,000; July
10; yrs s per cent; attys, Esman. l.
c & l.. 125 Bway ................s1o,50 800
163D ST, 1926 East, n 8, 64x71.s; E A
av, Mt vernon, N y July 81; yrs. 6
per cent; attys, BIoomberg & b, Beck
man 81 .'..'.. ......S7 $1,000
TIFFANY 81, w g. es.l1 165th st, 3Oxloo;
Jos Goldberg to Esther Marshall, 2722
yrs. 6 per cent; atty, ] r Marshall, Ss
BAiLEY Xv, ssss. $, s5xioo.7 rsos 5a'VY !
Maud to Dents J Dwyer. 4So West 18th
st; July ~; yrs, per cent atty, VIM
y,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
CITATIONS

SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION THE rEo-
PIE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
DEPENDENT:
To Maria V NJ Hflycr. stuar, Yer Mehr.
Isabel 8 Dennis. John s. stansroom. MsleN
$ Egan. Zoe s Kendall. Charles stuart
Stuart Sessions Francis Mckinney Ac-
nowsN Mckinney. Rose :. Otto. Georgia K
Mayhew, Isabel 8 TAYLOR Charles tialsey.
william McB. Halsey Katharine r Ifalsoy.
Richard L~noX Halsey. John Hslses. Henry
r. Mitchell! William Galbraiih Mitchell.
Oliver c. c. Thornton. Dorothy N Chaser
Florence M Hnmsn. John T sayles Henry
sayes' Eleanor s. Lanedcn snd rarry
And 10 Morgan Cownn. n living. II not
living. TO his heirs at law and next of kin.
Widow Widow and successors IN Interest. II any
Merrylees, II living n not living. to his
heirs at law and next of kin. widow and
successors in interest. II any. whose names
And TO any and al other heirs at Law end
next OF kin of Frederic X liaisey late Of the
County end State Of New York deceAsed
next OF kin OF said Frederic H. Halses lie
ceased. II any there be. who and whoss
names and places Of residence nre ink aovn
and cannot be ascertained. ana II any -
them have died his. her or their heirs ~
law, next OF kin. husbands. widows and sue
cesso-s In interest. whose names and resi-
dsnces are unknown, ths hoirs at law and
next OF kin Of said Frederic Halsey e.
eased. send greeting
County Of New York heretofore petit oned
The Surrogates Court of the County and
state OF New York TO have certain In
sirument In writing. dated May IS. 1911 re-
lat'ng 20 both rea! and personal properly.
duly proved a the Last VIII and feete-
ment Of Frederic r. IIaisey late of the
County and state Of New York deceased
and
Whereas. decree was made by said Sur.
rogates Court OF the County - New Fork
ted the 2Oth day OF November 1915. a.
mlttns said instrument TO probate a. such
Last VIII and Testament OF said Fre8eric
X. Halsey, dccea sed. ana
whereas said Floyd W Munty has now
peiiuoned said SurrogRtcs' Court and sef
forth that the above named persons ana
classes % persons. heirs al law auf r..,t az
kin Of said Frederic h Hal~oy Ieoe,a.d
J. ifooeeding 60 have raid Instrument proved
the Last VIII nn4 T.atamert II 81
Frederic Y. Halser deceased
Therefore. you snd each - fou are h"rshv
cited 10 appear before the Surrogate of th@
County Of New York Tho 1sth Aav az A..
gust 1919. a. 10 - O'Clock in the forenoon
II that day. then and there fn show fs.isn
why The said I-nrf VIII aud Tfsfantsf.-
should not be admitted 20 probate s= "a s,.I
oi I'ai ana personal property and f0 shrte
cause why said 3eeree heretofore made al
miffing said instrument 20 probate - ~.
Last VIII and Testament 4 sail Frederif
X Halsey, deceased, should not be "a lied
and confirmed
In testimony whereof we have caused ,a,o
scai Of the hurrpgstes' Court 90
Court Seal. the eaid County ~ New York 10
he hereun,o arlxci
Witness. Hon John T Cohsian eurr.-
gate OF our said County Of Now York q, saii
County, the 23rt day or july 14ls
DANIEL } IDWDNEY
Clerk OF the Ssrfngater court
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Several More Large West
Side Apartments Sold
Operators Buy House at Fort
Washington Av. Corner and
Another in 177th ST.

The Union Chemical Glassware Co.
has purchased from the Tyndall
Realty Co., Washington Court. the six
story elevator apartment at the south
west corner Of Fort WASHINGTON Ave-
nue. and 10th Street, on plot 1OOx15O.
L. 3 Willard e. Co. were the brokers.
~, Another purchase by the Union
Shemlcal Glassware Co. involves the
llVe-stofy HN story apartment house at SOP and
5O4 west 177th Street on a plot 42.6x
100, adjoining the southwest corner of
Amsterdam Avenue. The property was
purchased from Roswell Davis. Walter
Fox was the broker.
To Increase Income of Harlem Flat
Greenfield & Safir have sold for
tate of Elizabeth A. T. Phelps, to the
Silbo Realty Corporation, B. Foifer
president, the fve-s story apartment
house at IL West 117th Street on plot
S5.4xl0O: This apartment adjourns
the two houses purchased by the buyer
through the same brokers from Louis
Marshall last week. The buyer plans
an extensive altera ton on tho three
houses
Third Sale in Four Months
henJamln Bernstein has purchase d
through Isidor Federman, from the
Isaac asa y, Lowenfeld Realty Corporation,
$40 West 1S0th Street, a fve-storv
apartment, on plot 5Ox10O. The sellers
acquired the property on July II from
the Rockville Holding Corporation,
which bought it in March from the
Jules Realty Co.
Elmore Court in 124th Street Sold
Marie kahrs has sold Elmore Court
the slx-story elevator apartment, on
plot 10SX1o1. at Sal West 124th Street,
Just east of Broadway, to Joseph G.
Abramson- S. Roscn was the broker.
Makes Profit in 75th Street Resale
Benjamin Realty Co. has resold to
the Iron Hill Realty Co. the two four
story eight family apartment, on plot
39x102, at 20S and 210 East Seventy
fifth Street, purchased in June from
Harry Fischel.
New Owner in East S2d Street
Elsie F. Bohsung sold 322 East
Eighty third Street, a five-story fiat
on plot 25y1202
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24

The Chesebrough Building on State
Street facing Battery Park and cover
ing the south corner of Pearl Street,
has been sold by the Chesebrough
Realty Company. A price said to be
close to S1.100.000 was paid for the
realty by the buyer, whose name could
no, be learned yesterday. The sup
position is that the new owner is a
large concern engaged in the shipping
business. as this building and State
Street are particularly associated with
waterway trade. The story is that
the property adjoining this building to
the south facing on State Street and
also on Pearl Street, has been secured
bv the same interests which have &C
CURED the Chesebrough Building, and
that the unmproved property will be
developed with tall building. This
Improvement, it is understood. will also
include lifting the height of the
Chesebrough Building. which is ten
stories, to level corresponding with
the height of the building projected
for the adjoining property.
The Chesebrough Building is trian-
gular in shape, with wide frontages on
State and Pearl streets. 1t is one
Of several tall commercial develop
ments made in the Battery section by
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

ssS MerS ST. ksy ~ Fs?Ga * 5fs49' ns4t e.
1aS r Bpeadway, [,t ;avoas atty y Title Mort
18TH ST, 155A and W H. 10 The iv'' Ess s'GyY Eff
Realty Co to Frank Barker, exr will Of
Wm Bruce. b, Brow u.i decd. late Of ls E
10th 81. s, ais e 50 ay. 4oxess: The
G & T CO, 176 Broadway: oct 10,
125TH ST. 1854 and l27 e; The 3 savae lvSO
VIM Bruce Brown; atty. n Y T s. NJ Co.
9TH Av r0asTaY as7 Davd 1dt Minnie Rnsfdo
s5th st. exrs;. atty, : G & T Co, l7s
9TH Av 2as: Samuel and Annie Rinaldo
to same; atty. same; July l, 1895
s1s W; d l. Block Co to Joseph Rosen-
thai ct al; atty, Louis Werner. 100
losTH ST. H.S g. % ssses Sd av s7sxlsqSrres
Michele and Rosie Bittetti to saml T..
Abraham, trustee for benefit Evelyn and
May 90. 1910; atty, Lawyers & r CO;
sAME PRofEk1rI; same to julia Marcus sr;S"v
1seTH ST, -. 175 Lenox av, 17xes.ll
Samuel Woierstein to Minnie Mork Aug
$4,000
SOUTH ST. ~; Jacob J &. Sadie wai!en-
stein to Julia Floyd Rogers. Dec /. 1906 .
attye. Coombs s. Wilson. Bway. sS5, 900
HOUSTON ST. n 9. 1856 BEDFORD st.
runs w 25x n ll2 SX25.11x 1877 to Var
ick st & beg; umherto sardeila to Mich
ael Maresca, IS Charlotte st; Sept "a.
1918; atty. T & T Co. 17s Bway $4,000
18TH ST. n S. 200 Lenox av, 376x9s.ll;
mer Kaliski, 261 Bway; July 81. 1918
atty. T & NJ Go. 1875 Bway $1,000
Oh; Ellen Regan to Fran Darwin. as
Alien Property Custodian, May /, 1907 :;
attys. Hansen. Zinsser & Power SO Park
ItUW 81 D, 900
l20TH ST. III W; David Ryan to Bond
& Mtg Guar Co. ITS Remsen st, Bklyn
July II, 1915; atty, Bond & Mtg Guar
Co. ITS Remeen ST. Bkiyn 50 500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Nicholas C.. Partos Buys
Madison Ave. Home
Takes Former Henry C.. Trevor
Property at SD Street Cor.
ner, Held at 100000

Nicholas c. Partos, president of The
Partola Manufacturing Company. who
has been occupying the former c. K.
G. Billings house on Fort Washington
Avenue, overlooking the Hudson, has
bought for his city residence the five
story American basement dwelling al
28 East Fifty-second Street, at the
southeast corner of Madison Avenue
on a plot 30x100
Pease Gilman sold the property to
Mr.. Partos for the Sterling Realty
Company, John j. Schwartz president.
The house adjoins the residences of
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont and Oliver
Hartman and was held at 100000 by
the sellers. The building is of mod
ern construction and contains an ele-
vator. 1t was bought by the Sterling
Realty Company in November, 1917,
from Henry G. Trovor through the
same brokers.
Physician Buys In Edgecombe Avenue
Mrs. S. Norma Winch has sold to
DR.. Godfrey Nurse the three-storv
and basement dwelling at 48 Edge
combe Avenue, at the northeast corner
Of 18th Street, on lot 2Ox6S. James
{. Thomas, jr., was the broker
Buyer for 122d Street Realty
Bridget NJ. Barrett has sold 43O East
l22d Street, fourstory dwelling, on
25X100.11
Sale In West 128th Street
A. G. Thompson & Co. sold the three
story dwelling 248 West 12Sth Street
for j. Harry Riker to client of
George w. Royal.
Houses In 13Sth Street Sold
Mrs. l.. G. Johnson sold to William
Manning 318 West 138th Street, &
three story dwelling, on lot 20x1OO.
Nail & Parker have sold 81 West
13eth Street three story and base
ment dwelling on lot 176x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
OSSlNlNG, N. Y.

WONDERFUL RIVER VIEW; must be
..uss, ali impts,: sarden. fine shade trees.
'sa,, s,;S9o Ts5nss Co1 STstv rsas0n19s nnME !,
acres a rooms and bath. all up-to- d ate
impts garage for cars; fne river view
VIEW OF THE HUDSON for Is miles;
near acre. Is rooms. baths. toilets, all
improvements; fine lawns. garage for 4
tars 1900 Terms.
RIVER FRONT PROPERTY. 2S acres;
i,.room house, barn. stable, garage; pict-
uresque walks and drives through prop
srty, fine view, large trees; extensive
lawns $4,000. Terms
AN IDEAL PLACE. High elevation.
~ acres 20-room house. 5-room cottage
excellent fo- school or sanitariuIn; beauti-
iul river view we'll shaded. $4,000.
Terms
ABOUT ACRES. Large brick house.
Large old shade trees; good View for
miles Ideal for school. sanitarium or
residence. $40, 900. Terms to suit.
WILLIAM II. OLIVER,
OSSINlSG. n. y.
TEL. Csc. 1871 MAIN ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Antique Dealer Forsakes
5th Avenue for 57th Street

Albert R. Louis, antique dealer, now
at 800 Fifth Avenue, has leased the
fve-story building at 13 East Fifty
seventh Street for his own occupancy
from NJ. B. Philip for term of years.
Royal Scott Gulden was the broker
and Moore and Wyckoff acted as agents.
Decorator Gets seth Street House
Henry Hof has sold for Hermann
Buchtenkirch the story and base
ment dwelling at 232 East Thirty-sixth
Street, to Hermann R. Steege, interior
decorator, who will alter for his busi-
ness.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Lessee Plans Extensive
Alterations for Old Hotel

The old hotel property, consisting of
four and five story buildings, covering
the block front on the west side Of
Park Avenue, between 10th and 111th
streets, has been leased by the estate
OF NJ 5. Baar to a client of Barnett g.
60. Tor a term of twenty-one years,
with renewal privileges.
The buildings, which face the 10th
Street station of the New York Central
Railroad, contain 200 rooms and are to
be remodelled into Turkish bath, with
bachelor apartments. The lease calls
for the payment of 100000 in rentals
during the twenty-one-year term.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Veterinarians i'm Session
Annual Meeting in BROOKLYN
Largely Attended

Three hundred veterinarians f.om
New York, New Jersey and the New
England States are attending the
twenty-ninth annual meeting OF the
New York State Veterinary Medical
Society. which opened yesterday in the
Imperial Restaurant at Fulton Street
and Red Hook Lane, Brooklyn. Il will
end tomorrow
John Fennelly. Assistant Comrnis-
sioner of Public Works. representing
Borough President Edward Ricgel-
mann. made an address OF welcome.
DR.. &. A. Knapp, of Millbrook. y. Y.
president. described the advances
made during the year and discussed
the conservation of food producing
animals. Major d. II. Udall, of Cornell,
told Of lessons learned during eighteen
months service with the American
Army in France.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Builders and Investors
Buying at Mount Vernon

The Red Roof Realty Company has
sold at Mount Vernon six lots on
South Sixth Avenue for the Mount
Vernon Mortgage Company to A. Le-
ylne Tor improvement; forty lots on
South Fifth Avenue, near Kingsbridge
Road, to c. johnson for improvements; !;
81 West Seventh Street, two-story
stucco dwelling, to Margaret Denny
tor Lawrence B. Holler; 558 South
Seventh Avenue, three-family house
tor a Mrs. Clark, to DR.. Schminke !;
167 Hillside Avenue, one-family house
to E. Schomber for P. Guion, and for
the Mount Vernon Homes, Inc, 661
South Seventh Avenue, one-story stuc-
CO house with garage. to a Mr. Smith
and 663 South Seventh Avenue, a SINH
lar house, to A. Kubeck.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Revokes Dentists License

The State Board Of Regents, II was
announced yesterday. has revoked the
license of DR.. Clarence r. Salter. of
II West Thirty-fourth Street, who
maintains system of dental Offices.
His registration as a dentist also was
revoked, according to statement is
sued by Deputy Attorney Generals
Samuel A. Berger and Robert S
Conklin.
The revocation, it was stated, was
the result of DIR. Salter's practice of
employing unlicensed persons and per
mitting them to conduct operations in
dependently. 1t is also alleged that
DR. Salter made efforts TO influence a
witness in criminal proceeding
against one of his employees.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
France Will Aid Tourists
Passport Regulations Made
Easier for Americans

PARIS, July 23.~Assertiens that
close restrictions are being put upon
passports TO Americans desiring to
visit France are provoking discussion
here. Replying TO criticism, Andre
Iardieu, head of the general commiss-
ION for Franco-American war matters.
points out in letter TO the Figaro
that measures have been taken by the
French mission in the United States
to facilitate the visits of American
tourists.
M. Tardieu declares everything that
depended upon the French government
in this respect had been done. not only
in the United States, including ar
rangemeNts for the viseing of psts-
ports by French Consuls. but also in
France, in the Improvement of hotel
accommodations inspired by a study
of hotel conditions in America
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Margolies Buys Old Flats
In Theatrical District
Purchases Six Buildings in 45th
Street, Adjoining the
Morosco Theatre

Edward Margolies has exercised an
option of purchase on the six four
story and basement house. at 227 to 239
West Forty-fifth Street, adjoining the
Morosco Theatre. The purchase was
made from T. Brooks and other owners
the negotiations being conducted by
Ashforth & Co. as brokers. The com
e!ned site measures l25 feet on Forty
fifth Street and has depth of 100
feet. Mr.. Margolies has under a long
term lease the Astor property, abuttine
on Forty-sixth Street, with a frontage
of 225 feet. The combined site NAV be
put under improvement at once.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Art Dealer Claims Old
Talmadge Home. in Madison Ay

Pease & Gilman sold for Henry P.
Talmadge the four-story and basement
dwelling at 538 Madison Avenue, on lot
25x55x7o, built in 1870 and sold to the
Talmadge family the following year by
the builders. 1t has been used by the
family as a residence for almost forty
eight years. The buyer is prominent
art dealer who will use the building
for his business when alterations are
completed. The property was held at
100000
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Rents Opposite Briarcliff Lodge

Fish &, Marvin and Nichols &: Hob
bic have rented for three years Mount
Vernon, comprising two and one half
acres, with large colonial residence
and outbuildings, at Briarcliff Manor.
opposite the Briarcliff Lodge. to
Joseph T. Mcmahon, of New York City.
Home Builder Buys S. l. Site
Moffatt & Schwab, of Tompkinsville,
have sold for the Staten Island Hold
ing Company plot on Myrtle Avenue,
West New Brighton, S. l., to William
II. Lynch, of West New Brighton. Mr..
Lynch will erect house on the prop
erty
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Leases in Loft Buildings

The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
has leased the ninth floor at 1918 West
Thlrty-ninth Street to the Marlboro
Hat Company, and floor at Sc East
Eleventh Street to Strunsky Brothers.
j. B. English has leased to the Og-
livie Sisters the fifth loft at 247 West
Forty-sixth Street; also Offices at 1416
broadway, to DR.. R. O. Miller, H. G.
Goldstone, c. A. Anderson and w LIE
Baron
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Estate Sells Goth Street Flat

Joseph P. Day, represented by Doug
las S. Eskell, Of his Office, has sold for
the estate of Edmond A. Hurry the six
story apartment at 1O2 and 1O4 West
Ninety sixth Street to Mrs. Lewis Butt
The property is on the south side of
Ninety sixth Street, 100 feet west of
Columbus Avenue, on a plot 5Ox1OO.8,
and contains thirty apartments. Hurry
e. Dutton represented the purchasers.
The propertY was held at S110 600
New-York tribune., 1919-07-24
Former Police Building in
Delancey Street Sold

The former home of the Thirteenth
Precinct Police, at 178 Delaney Street,
northwest corner of Attorney Street,
facing Williamsburg Bridge Plaza,
now moving picture theatre, has
been sold.
The property was sold by Hiram
Rinaldo and Jacob Fine for the Salem
Land Company to Jacob Branfman, a
dealer in provisions, who plans to alter
the property for his use at cost of
about $1,000