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New-York tribune., 1919-05-10

datory legislation to satisfy big salary

datory legislation to satisfy big salary
grabbers.
"The operation of the pay-asyou-
go law, which will be in full effect
in the near future, will prohibit the
construction of schooihouses, fire.
houses or improvements to our char
liable and correctional institutions, be-
cause of the requirements of this law
that the total cost of these improve
ments be included in the budget in the
year in which they are made. With
this pay-as-you-go law on the statute
books mandatory legislation such as
the teachers State wide bill, costing
fifteen to twenty million dollars and
the direct State tax which can be i'm
posed by the State upon the city with
out limitation, the city would be ham
strung and could not build school
houses, frehouses or make other pub
lie improvements that would be neces-
sary because the entire cost Of these
improvements would have TO be con-
tinued in the yearly budget, which
would be limited to the tax levy of o25
per cent. on the assessed valuation of
real estate.
Tells of Unfairness of Bill
"If the city were not able 20 meet
its obligations because of the opera
tion of this law it would be necessary
to have it repealed. 1t can readily be
seen that this would be unfair to those
investors who purchased their hold
ings in good faith with the under
standing that the tax rate would be
limited to 2.25 per cent.
"Such a law would give the land
sharks q great opportunity to fleece
would be on par with some of the
stock jobbing schemes of the public
utility corporations If the mandatory
legislation which places a financial
burden on the taxpayer and rentpayer
by the State authorities is disapproved,
and the city authorities allowed to ad-
minister the affairs of the city with
out raid upon it's treasury, we have
hopes of further relief to the tax
payers and rentpayers by reduction
in the tax rate for next year
Greatest surprise was expressed in
real estate circles because it was be-
lieved generally that the Mayor would
sign the bill, especially since the meas
ure is understood to have had his ap-
proval while before the Legislature,
and to be the result of compromise
between the city authorities and real
estate interests.
The veto does not mean that taxes
will go up to unlimited figures, for
even if this measure is lost a State
wide income tax will help to relieve
the city from some of its burden Of
supporting the State, and in that way
real estate will benefit indirectly. But
the fight for lower taxes has only
started.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

WATER ST "a; Fannie B Elting to John
rino. 55s West Broadway; May 6. 1909:
sSrH ST. IS. 40 e I'd ay, 45xloo.s; Lucy
NOR Realty Corpn to Max Cohen: atty.
a wilkes IS Park Row Aug 1S' $3.50 $50
s5TH ST. e: the. Brooklyn Impe CO to
Simpson. Thatcher Bartlett, g. cedar l1r
sap =. sos VI y Minnie esssn siss'se 70
6 & Co. IT'S Broadway; APT %,
cliSToN ST. 81; Barnet Realty coipn' s'ipSv
stark. ss7 e 10th St; atty. r q T
ard L sweet. exr: atty. z r & NJ CO.
dSS Broadway; m Mar 4. 1sil: so, 900
's s1 es.i11iso; Hudson view 's constr 1sns 'co Co
atty. r D Shapiro, 119 Nassau st; Feb
10th ST, q. ss.s Convent av. issx
ssiI; Martin Dowd IT. to Jos u Whaien e.
sFsseSss i''ys s.p' kesT sss
cHAMBERs ST. 2os: Herbert c Pell. Tux
n.ssa a9 nsrf r.sk Sss a a
44TH ST; -; i2o Lexington ay. 15xloo.5:
trussss s'S viii ps Ns'fn aandall d. atty U Rutch
er T F. Madison ay; Oc, s. 1858.
5oTH sT, ao7 W: Tlix viau. sls w lsth
st, to Sterling Sterling. 42o r 136th st /;
atty. Sterling Sterling, 42o 13sth at !;
rSu " iole y. %E,VoV
| MADTsON Av. 1856 Max Levitz & wife q
Bessie Pumpaan to Harry b Rosen. Law
I'd 5sSss 1S ss a7r ots To- It. ass1o5 siSso iosn
Painaeri to ASsunta Paimieri. of Brook
! iyn: atty. LAWYERS r & T Co, $50 Broad :
I'D Az. 1853: Giuseppe & Rosina Termini to
game: atty, r q & T Co. 17s Broadway:
1osTH ST, n .. 100 . I'd av. 2ssxioo.1o
| saml ID Julia Tomback to Harriet l.
| Heimerdinger, s75 Park av: Attys. Lieb-
| msnn d Naumburg, 15 Wall ST May "a
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Extensive Alterations
For the Plaza Theatre

Plans have been filed witht the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the
making Of extensive alterations to the
Plaza Theatre, on the east side of Mad
ison Avenue, between Fifty-eighth and
Fifty-ninth streets. The present stage
of the theatre is to be used as new
motion picture theatre and the pro-
scenium will be bricked up The new
theatre will have a seating capacity of
600 and an entrance lobby will be built
from the Fifty-ninth Street side of the
building. The entrance and exits of
the old theatre will remain the same,
but it also will be changed into a NOV
ing picture theatre having a seating
capacity of 405 in the orchestra and
100 in the balcony. The estate of John
D. Crimmins is the owner OF record.
Thomas W. Lamb, architect, has esti-
mated it will cost 100000 to make the
change.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

1la1'H ST, 5o7 w: .mtges s25, 600. s42 500
and $4,000: Southern Holding Co to A
lyn attys, Mclaughlin 6 S, IS William
st; assns, each ch.................... 81
SD Av., l2so-12oa. Edw II R Greene,
atty, Title c & Co. 17S Bway; 3
WEST END Az, 4ss; Lawyers TitIs Z IT 7
60 to Ottilie Hertiein and Gertrude ]
Levy to Flora Bernstein, 267 W seth st,
\, aqTssss 1sss lso Bway; assns: s2s, goo
ooo Edw Morrison no to Lawyers La, sss Mort IS
20 and Lawyers Mort Co to Harry B
Fossn, Lawrence l. ]: atty, Philip |.
SD ST. s, 44s.9 Columbus av: Adoiph
a Newman and ano, trustees, TO La w
yer yers Mort Co. 50 Liberty st s11 900
exrs, to Title G e r Co. 176 Bway.s25. 900
EAST BROADWAY, q; ntge $4,000; Jos
We meissmsn sin al to to ~ ; F stannard trustee
Conn; atty, f Steinberg, 757 Broad
way ...,....... 500
1ooTH ST 1916 w; mtge $4,000: Geo
LYMAN to Nanline Kirchner. on prem:
18TH ST, 354 w; Fred Wingenbach to
E,ben bemarest, POI W l22d st; attys,
Salter & s, l4o Nassau st........ s.. 200
& 7 co. to Meta MaIchor. 1893 e North
ss' ss ys Baltimore Z, Md atty A w venino;
77TH ST. II E: Title Guar r GO. TO
North River Saw Bank. 81 w sAth st
address 176 Bway. s25 900
e5TH ST $ $. 44o I'd av: mtge 5000;
the A & J Realty Corpn to Max Cohen.
w l12th st; atty, 4 P Wilkes. So
9th ST. 80 W; Justina Buchsbaum TO to
Fanny . Lutz, 243 w 08th st; atty, Title
G & T Co, 176 Bway. y.............. 81, 900
172D ST. 715-725 w; mtge 4o,ooo: Fisher
Levine and ano to Realty Associates
II Remsen ST. Brooklyn; atty, Title &
J
PERRY ST 81; Elsie A Duncan to Green
dlebrook & Boland, SO Cedar st s72 900
PARK AV, 1025-1O29; Bankers Trust Co to
Emile Thiele, 374 Madison av; atty. n Y
I & NJ Co, iS5 Bwsy. 500. 900
Bronx
HoLLERs Av, 2277; Inter County Devel-
opment Co to Westchester Mtge Co at
Pleasantville, Y; atty, Title Guar & T
ls5TH ST. s. W u lot So, map Thomas
Bassford, 25xl0o: Marguerite Larkin to
Thos K Larkin. 80 Skelton av. jamaica
l. / atty. T I-arkin, same address. 81
l74TH ST, s. 90 Cedar av, 2ox1O0;
Hugh Rodgers 10 Agnes J Rodgers; atty
liy q Heisted. 100 Montague ST. Bkyn 81
LOT %, map 1o7 lots Hudson Park: Ar
naenia Carpenter to Armenia Carpen-
ter, 27 Abbott blvd. Palisade. n j atty.
Hunt. II Abbott blvd. Palissde
Av. cor crane & 1t6,h sfyO ~
- sxloo; Annnccio ssStini to Columbia
rust GO, 60 Bway; atty. NJ ! sullivan.
2asTH ST sos q Rose BARLEY 70 Mary
Friend & Friend. 1872 Nassau st So. 900
CLINTON AV. j32a-3l Chas Wynne TO
Ray Taschmann. ss " Ilsth st. atty
Title Guar & 7 Co. ITS Bway .........$i
Lizzie Van Riper, 207 w Illth st; atty
Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway ....s4 500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Substantial Profits
From Resales Of
West Side Flats
Manhattan Av. Block Front
Changes Ownership Twice
in Less Than Day; Ards
ley Hall Again Is Sold

quick and substantial profit has
been taken by the Meister Builders nm
the two seven story elevator apartment
houses covering the block front on the
east side of Manhattan Avenue no.
tween 117th and 18th streets which
they acquired on Thursday from Dr +
Duncan Bulkley. The buyer is an IN.
vestor. The properties consist of the
Parthenon Apartments, at the north
east corner of 117th Street on ,,o+
l2o.l llxl00, and the Hesperus on ~ a
l1o'h street corner, on plot 7Ox10o.I III.
Ardsley Hall Resold
"A resale 6 the ten-story Ardsley Hal,
apartment house, at the southeast cor
ner OF Central Park West and Ninetv-
second Street. has been negotiated Nv
a. biumenthal for the A. H. Investins o
company, which acquired the property
througn the same broker about six
hs heeAs ago the property has been
bought by the Wellsworth Propertv
part payment the buying comnanv gaua ~.
Zoe and 2l0 East Seventh Street Two
four-story flats.
Buys Adjoining Apartments
waiter D. Ebbitt, of slawson &
Hobbs, has sold for the estate Of Wal
Ter n. Wood 202 and 2O4 West SEVENTH
hlnth Street, two tive-story apartment
uouses' on plot 60X10Q. NJ Bayard
brown is the buyer and owns the adj
lolnlng property, consisting of the en-
Ilre westerly frontage on Amsterdam
Avenue, between Sevcnty-eichth and
seventy ninth streets, and now has a
frontage Of 100 feet on Seventy ninth
Street. The Seventy eighth Street
frontage is 80 feet. Ultimately, it is
saad, the site will be sold to d builder
1or tai Improvement.
Brown Buys and Sells
- Frederick Brown has bought from
harold A. and Everett Weeks, through
Robert A. Martin & Co, 1859 and 1856
tlfth Avenue, two tive-story flats. each
on lot 25x100. Mr.. Brown has sold to
Maria S. Simpson All West Twenty
second Street, fourstory dwelling, on
a lot 16.8x98.9; also to Henry Glasser,
through Leonard Morgan & Co., 455
and 4ol West Forty-second Street, two
five-story flats, on plot 50x100
Give Cash for 12eth Street House
Elsie Tillerson has sold the five
story fiat, on lot 25x10O, at LOT West
129th Street, in a cash transaction to
a client of J. Anthony Minott.
Shenk Buys in 152d Street
Joseph Shenk has bought from
Babette Moller 62G West 152d Street, a
fve-story apartment house, on a plot
63X99.11.
Resale of 156th Street Flat
Isidore Federmap has resold to Ro-
senberg & Schwartz 515 and 519 West
l56th Street, a five-story apartment, on
plot 75x10o. Benjamin Bernstein was
the broker
Houses in 214th Street Sold
Morris Polsky has sold to Nathan
Kaufman the two fve-story apart
ments at 425-431 West 214th Street, on
plot 150x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Gets Staten Island Dwelling
Manhattan Alterations

SD ST. 31e e; TO four story saloon and
dance hall; United Community House and
Day Nursey of Lenox Hin Setlrnt preiss-
ises. owner. p Kelly, Az Fifth ssv. archi-
MDoUGAL ST. III to four story s-sisvO restsu'
rant. Btanchett, premises. owner; r
e Vitolo So w 43tb 81, architect 81. goo
4sTB ST. l2s w, to a four story cwig
and store. F Hirsch. 500 Broadway
ownef: Gropenberg & Leuchtag. sos 5th
- A. a. "a arcnidectz -, :--------.-.. sS,oes
Esd ST. 26S w: 10 a four story and bsn,rr
dwlg into bachelor apartments. x = II
Underwood. Plainfeid. - J. owner u
Muller. il5 Nassau 81, architect SIS. noe
BROADWAY. 5Ss. TO five story store and
lofts, + Noyes, 50 William st. owner
l Rosenberg. ESQ W il3th Il. archi-
tec{. ocn
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Blasts the Hopes of Those
Who Wished to Tighten
the Burden on Real Estate
''Would Hamstring City,
Tells Governor Develop
ment Would Be Hampered
and Finances ENDANGERED

Mayor Hylan has vetoed the Boylan
dill limiting the tax on real estate to
225 per cent. beginning in 1922. The
Mayor sent his veto on the bill to the
Governor yesterday with the explana-
,ion that he thought the legislation
was misleading to property interests
and investors and not good for the city
government. The law, he said, was not
workable and would eventually have
20 be repealed. If the bill was placed
on the statute books and mandatory
expenses were placed on New York,
the city would be hampered and would
be unable to develop. The Mayor said
mat the bill offered fine opportunity
20 "land sharks" to fleece investors in
real estate.
At the hearing held on the meas
ure last week the Mayor showed a dis
position to favor the bill. lie admit
ed then that the meeting was almest
unanimously in favor of the meas
ure. There were at least 200 persons
at the hearing. Some of the best
Known men in the real estate field told
the Mayor that the measure was a
good one and that it should be signed
because of the general effect it would
have on real estate conditions ard the
housing shortage. There were only
three voices in opposition at the hear
ing.
The Mayor was told by those in
favor of the bill that it would 20 q
great way toward attracting capital
TO the realty market and with money
plentiful builders would be enabled to
launch an extensive house construc-
ton programme.
Mayor Hylan differs with the real
estate experts, however, according to
the letter which he sent to the Coy
ornor, explaining mis- reasons for veto
Mayor said
Says Bill Misleads
"This bill, if enacted into law, would
mislead the property owners, builders
and investors and the public. generally
who might be acquiring or makang i'm
provements upon rear property, rely
ing upon limited tax rate of z.25
per cent re- ,~;- -,-.,--
Financial obligations imposed upon
the city by mandatory legislation and
direet State taxes may require a re-
peal Of this law. The adninist cative
officers of the city have no control over
the direct State tax or the mandatory
financial legislation imposed on the
city which must be included in the
yearly budget and tax levy. As an ex-
ample the Statewide teachers bill,
which if approved by the Governor
would place yearly burden upon the
people Of the City of New York of
from fifteen to twenty million dollars,
increasing the tax rate from twenty
TO thirty points, which increase in the
tax rate, as the realty owners admit.
would be ultimately passed along to
The rent payer by increasing his rent.
We are endeayoring to stop rent profit
eering by landlords. To do that hon
cstly and fairly we must stop smpos-
ing high taxes upon property by man
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Sd Az. II cor William sbridge rd oo0x
20os. and Fulton st, 225; Jules f Le-
coco agt Julie n Lecocq CT al tparti-
,ion); attys. Stevens g. Benton
EAST HOUSTON S'r, a4s: Kingston Saw
ings Bank ef al agt Benja ] Well ct
al foreclosure of mortgagel. attys
Shearman & Sterling.
ilsTH sr. 9 cor Manhattan av. Isox
loo:li, Louis sehiechter agt Lewis u
Bulkiey. tapecific performance) atty.
l. u Schec hter.
MONROE ST, ia; Geo ! Benzlger agt
Lipke Gottlieb ct al (foreclosure OF mort
gage: attys. Dewitt, Lockman e. De-
18TH ST. n a. lbo w list az, 2oxlo2e
Lincoln Trust Co. agent. ngt Stephen II
jackson ct al tforeclosure OF mortgage): ::
attys Scott. Gerard g. Bowers.
10th ST. e Mary B Slevin agt Benz
Joffe ct al Lforecosure OF nortgage):
atty, n Mulqueen
f2lST SIT. s.. rs Tth av 16xl0N.11:
al foreclosure OF mortgagel: attys.
Eastman & Eastman.
Bronx
TlNToM Av, n ws, ttie ne lots 1912,
trustees, agt Henrietta c Green ct al
Ioreclesure OF mortgage; attys, Della
field, Thorne A. Burleigh.
sd AV, n W cor W!lliantsbridEe rd. zoos
zoos Jules II Lecocn sgt Julie LIE
coco ct al tpartIticn suit) attys Ste.
vcns Benton
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
18th St. Home Buyer
To Erect Apartment
Henry Claman Enlarges Site for
Nine Story Flat; Many Sales
of Dwelling Houses

Henry Claman has purchased from
Sherman B. Townsend 327 West Sew
enty-seventh Street, four story dwell
ling on lot 1sx102.2, through the Her
man Arms Company and William
Cruikshank's Sons. Mr.. Claman re-
Gently purchased the two adjoining
buildings at 1923 and 325 West Seventy
seventh Street through the Herman
Arms Company, and now has a plot 56x
1922 on which he will Immediately be-
gin the erection of nine story apart
ment house containing forty-five apart
ments arranged in suites of two, three
and four rooms, from plans prepared
by Gronenberg & Leuchtag, architects.
6sth Street Buyer Plans Changes
Cammann, Voorhees, Floyd have
sold for James M. Bailey the four
story private dwelling at 20 West
Sixtyninth Street, on lot 2ox1oo to
s. L. Snyder. The new owner will alter
the premises into b;-aelor apartment
suites.
Estate Sells 6sth Street Dwelling
The Mary H. Bunker estate. repre-
sented by the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany, has sold the four story dwelling.
on lot lS.sx1OO.5, at so West Sixty
eighth Street.
Morgenthau Sells S7th Street House
The Everett M. Seixas Company has
sold for Maximilian NJ Morgenthau.
jr., his residence at 1873 West Eighty
seventh Street, on lot l7x100.8, to DR..
Edward Ewing Pratt.
Sale in Ninety-third Street
Duff & Conger have sold for Mrs.
Louis M. Simon to Mrs Helen Irwin
Kahn the three story dwelling, on lot
17x68.S, at 20 East Ninety third Street.
Buys in 117th Street
The Fischer Realty Company has sold
the two story and basement house at
172 East 117th Street
Tenant Buys 131st Street House
John C. Nelson, tenant, has bought
from the Hudwill Realty Company Is
East 131st Street, a three story dwell
ing on lot 18x100, acquired by the
seller about month ago.
Sale in 175sn Street
Mcdowell & MacMahon have sold for
DR.. Samuel Derber the two story and
basement private dwelling at $50 West
10th Street, on lot 18x7S, to Frank
Maransco.
Physician Buys in 138th Street
Nail & Parker have sold for the
Elizabeth Realty Company to a physi-
clan the dwelling at 241 West 138th
Street, on lot 17x100
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Demand for Business
Space in ALI Sections
United Cigar Stores TO Get Prop
erty at Northeast Corner of
Sd Av. and 59th So.

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased the property at the north
east corner of Third Avenue and ifty-
ninth Street for a long tern. of years,
and will sublet space in the premises
after completion of extensive sltera-
tions. This property leased from
Esther w. Dryfoos.
After extensive alterations the
United Cigar Stores Company will
occupy the northwest corner of
Broadway and Eightieth Street, which
property it has just leased for d long
term Of years from the c. & L. lunch
Company.
Huberth & Hubesth have leased in
conjunction with Ewing, Bacon L
fourth Street to the Public Service
Tire and Rubber Company, of Newark,
n. ].
Dwight, Archibald & Perry have
leased the top floor at 2os Fifth Ave
nue. to the Phillip Kobbe Company;
the sixth floor to the Victor Shirt
Company; the fifth floor to Martin D.
Greenwald; the fourth floor to the
South American Publishing Company,
and the third floor to the Lenox
Braid and Trimming Company.
Lester RI. Goodkind. with Frederick
Zittel & Sons. has leased furnished for
Mary G. Muloueen to Arthur En-
merich the e-story American base
ment dwelling at 43 West Eighty
fifth Street.
Downtown Rentals
Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for the estate of Thomas Goad-
by the building at 206 Water Street
TO the Traders Motor Trucking and
Storage Co. for term of years and
the store and basement at PIT to
221 Pearl Street to the R. J Donovan
Company for five years at an aggre-
gate rental of S35 900.
George r. Read & Co. have
leased the ground floor a. so Pearl
Street TO Yglesas g. Co. and the
third floor in the same building to
William H. MCGEE Co; the top
floor at SO Cortlandt Street to United
States Asbestos Company.
VI. & L. Hess. Inc, have leased the
third floor at 440-444 Canal Street to
the American Hardware and Rubber
Company. also the store and base
ment at 1872 West Twenty third Street
TO Senor & Wertheim.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
REAL ESTATE
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY
BA R G AIMS At
MAMARoNECK.

n, u.
BEAUTIFUL WELL BUILT HOUSE, 10
ICONS and bath. all inpta; 6oxl25. good
nnsss nssishooFnocd overlooking Sound; reason
OVERLOOKING SOUND, 10 room house.
ostas all inpts; very select neighbor-
noea sexioe; between two trolley lines
pa 70 Ior winter; an attractive Offering
BEAUTIFUL SHOW PLACE, 10 room
ssclse, AL in,pts bout one acre view OF
Sound garage for cars: near depot y
oiocE PACK Of Boston Post Road: tern,s
SPECIAL BUSINESS OFFER, corner
oest section, "a story frame, sexloe; Q
sores hats; we'll paying proposition
w, reasonaels 10 quick buyer
NERf HIGH CLASS SECTION. at
i,actlve mouse, 10 rooms and bath; view
~ so.nc Tor miles: porcnes on each noor
'sx.5I cock for boats: IDEAL: terms
sALk OK RENT, OPTION OF BUYING; !;
!eNrlcted location: rooms; all modern
I'M pts tle bath: large porch; vegeta bic
sArasn; 1r9ii near depot apd school.
DON'T MISS THESE OFFERS: Two
amy Mouse, separate entrance ~ roor1s
= ostns. all impts.; room house. ali
NY gooc ssctions: reasonable.
EACELLKST OTTER, ROOM HOUSE.
A. .Tapt. garage; 3nxieo; line OF troll,
~, ~. nigh location: terms TO suit; 40.
PAYING PROPOSITION, doubt. apart.
m.n' rouse. with all improvements: store;
as@r oepot and trolley and main busine 30
street., removable.
". [. vARI0N & co., SSEEEeor SEEE
SAMAEoSECK. n. Y. TEL. 3s4.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Buyers for Tenements
On the East Side
Two Buildings in Second Ave
nue. and Other on Hester
Street Corner Purchased

Joseph P. Day has sold 3s7 Second
Avenue, near Twenty-third Street, a
four story tenement with two stores.
on a lot 25x100, for the estate of
FRANCES O'Connor TO Otto Loeschner
who purchased the property for the
purpose of making extensive aItera-
tions for lunch room. The propcrey
had been in the O'Connor family for
thlrty-three years.
Porter 4 Co have sold for the es-
tate OF Henry A. Bowerman to Charles
=; Watkins the five story tenement at
23S8 Second Avenue, at the southeast
corner Of l20th Street, on lot 25x8o
Leon 5. Altmayer has sold the north
east corner of Norfolk and Hester
streets, a five story tenement with
three stores.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10

Richard Wendelken. 1920 Crotona ave-
coLLEGE Av. 1924. W s. 755xes.s: rSeliQ S1Go
Realty Co to Barclay Holding Corpn.
Il1 = Bway; mtg, 1000; April Q; atty
to So Boulv. assx156.s: JOS s' KIeiner i 10
Cranoman Realty Co, $50 Bway; mtg
s s6S' 900 may 4; atty. Goldfrend & W.
WALTON Av. $. 90 Issd st. sox2oo's tDs
to Morris av, 5ox2oo1l; Jacob Breen 20
ton av; April 25 atty, London & D. IS
sTEBBlNs AZ. S65, $, 4oxioo seth g &
part; March 49, attys, Hirsh N & r.
sAME PROP; Hy Hess TO Moe Realty Co,
st, sfo lSoth st; 81 part; May =
BEACH ~. sss $ 4oxioo; Seth G less
March 10; attys. Hirsh, n & r, 3s1
Fulton st, Brooklyn ...............slOO
SAME PROP; Iy Hess to Moe Realty CO.
s-7 part; May :; attys, same. 800
Majewski to Jacob Woiinsky. 1898 Top
ping ay; ntge $500; May =; atty, Title
GRASD no6LD SI ID Arb tSTSy ycoNcoURsE v s'GU ;"
to.3 IIawkstone st. So 9x4Sx5ox67.10;
Harold swain to Jos schonleben. 1899
TsLLER r. Az, isss Ssy $. goxloo Thornton stoG
Bros co to .. Jacob daS schimel, 1920 College
& T Co, l76 Bway y.................s1 81 90
LOT Q, map Joel Wolf Estate; Isaac
Moritz to Moritz Realty Co. 1892 I'd av;
July II, 1916; atty, Moritz Realty Co,
II, 81 e Seth st st. 500
to same July IL, 1915; atty, same 500
LOT 2l0; same map same to same July
II. 1916; atty, same. =. ........... 100
LOTS 40 to S14; same map, same to
same; July IL. 1915; atty. same. 500
LOT 224: blk 5,34S, tax map same TO
same; July IL, 1916; atty. same. 800
LOT 1871, map l. Spencer ct al; Florence
l. Bauman to Dominic Guarino, 2442
Cruger av; March 20; atty. H ] Bauman.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Mrs. Hartman Leases House

Pease & Gilman have leased for
long term of years for Mrs. Oliver
Hartman the FIVE story American
basement dwelling at 34 East Fifty
second Street to B. r. Lyons, who will
remodel the house into small apart
ments, and for Mrs. Alice Block the
five story American basement dwelling
at is East Seventy-sixth Street TO
George W. Peters.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for the estate of George Hearn &c
East Sixty-ninth Street, four story
dwelling, to William W Ladd.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-10
Rents Newport Cottage

De Blois & Eldridge have leased for
Mrs. f. J. Herrick her cottage at
Parker Avenue and Clay Street, New
port, r. l., to MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Fletcher Godfrey.
Cottage at Montclair Rented
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., with
F. M. Crawley & Sons, have leased q
cottage at Montclair, N. j., to C.
Markus
Larchmont Houses for New Workers
E. c. Griffin and P. H. Collins have
leased for Mrs. Annie Hunter her
house on Monroe Avenue. Larchmont
to Joseph S. Willoughby; for Mrs
Mary A. Taylor her cottage in Foun-
tain Square, Larchmont, to Victo,
4akhontoff, OF this city, and for the
Some estate cottage on Bay Avenue
Larchmont, to w. J. Hoffman, also of
this city.