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New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Lively Trading in
Elatbush Dwellings

J. =. O'Connell, jr., has sold the
two-story English studio dwelling with
garage, on the south side of Kenmore
Terrace. about ninety feet east of Ken
more Place, on plot 26x75, for the Mid
wood Associates, to Wilhemina
Scholtz; 159 Maple Street, a two-story
asy-housekecping dwelling. on plot 2Ox
100, to James Taylor; 143 Fcnmorc
Street. two-story detached frame
dwelling on plot 95x100 to DR.. Vein
berg; 162 Maple Street. two-story
easy -houseRee limestone dwelling,
on plot 20x10o, for Elizabeth Meyer;
10 Chester Court, a two and one-half-
story brick and stucco casy-house-
keeping dwelling on plot 17x970, for
John Encuuist. jr.; 10 De Kovcn Court
two story dotnchcd frame dwelling
with garage, on plot 0HjO0. for Car
man olson; 1920 Ditmas Avenue. n
t"o and -half-story ard cellar bun
golow. on plot A0xt00. for Mvron
Behutnont, lGs I{utlnnd KoAd, u two
story and collar MISUNDERSTANDING
dwelling, on plot 20zl0O, 20 a t. ~
kef; 1919 Foeter Avenue. corner I.nsi
Ninete"nth street, # two nnd one -hnlf.
story brick and atuoco bunYnlow with
gnrngo, on plot 26HlOO, for A. T..
Decker, and 7GG Ocean Avenue, between
beverly and Cortelyou roads, modern
apartment house, on plot G0xl30, to
William {. Daly
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Tall Apartment
Proposed for
Dwelling Block
Twelve Stories to Go Up
Near knickerbocker Club
and Homes of Prominent
Families in East 6lst St.

4 twelve-story apartment is pro
posed for the 25x1OO-foot site at 10
East Sixty-frst Street The site, now
covered with an old four-s story dwell
ing, about 100 feet west Of Madison
Avenue, was sold yesterday by Worth
ington Uhitehousc for the heirs of
the Brooke estate.
The property is in tho same block
with the new Knickcrbocker Club, and
on the same frontage are the large
homes or T. Suf'crn Taller, John 7.
Pratt, Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Mrs.
Jabez A. Bostwick. Facing 1t on the
southcrly side arc the residences Of
Elbrdgc r. Gerry. which occupies the
corner; Arthur J. Moulton, c. Ledyard
Blair and Moses Taylor Pync, jr.
Portman Does Some Buying
T. Portman has purchased from the
John c. Wclsworth Realty Company,
through the Nchrng Company, Jules
Nehrng. president. the King Haven
apartment house. a siX-story elevator
structure on plot 132X1SS feet at the
northwest corner of st. Nicholas Ave
nue and 1b3d Street, erected about
five years ago by Jacob AXclrod. The
floor, arranged In four, five and six
rooms, and returns a gross yearly
revenue Of $4,000 from total OF
fifty-two apartments.
From Mrs Debrowsky Mr.. Port
man has purchased, through the Neh-
ring Company. the northeast corner Of
Avenue St. John and Fox Street, a
five story apartment house, having
forty-scven apartments and nine
stores, that yield more than $4,000
annually This property Mr.. Portman
Immediately resold through l.. Fine
and l.. Frank to a client of Joseph
Harris.
Mr. Portman also bought from s..
Hene the five story twenty family
apartment house, on q plot 40xl20,
at 643 Fox Street, renting for $1,000.
Kaplan g. Blackman negotiated this
transaction.
Former Lessee Now Buyer
John Wiegan became the buyer yes
terday Of the Rivercrest, slx-story
elevator apartment at 1888 Fort
Washington Avenue. southwest corner
Of 16Oth Street. which was resold by
the York Building Company Harry
W. Perelman and n. Reisler. John
Wiegan formerly leased the property.
The sale was negotiated by A. II.
Levy through Philip d. Shapiro and
Philip Bernstein, attorneys for the
principals. The Rlvercrest occupies
plot 131x126 and was recently &C
quired from the Mason Realty Com
pany.
Lanzer & Kahn bought from A.
Bierman, through O. Gotthelf, the five
story apartment. 67.6xl0O, with stores,
at 163o-1632 st. Nicholas Avenue,
rented for $4,000.
L. V. Cohen sold the six-story flat,
K0x1OO, at 305-307 West 149th Street,
to g client of S. H. Raphael Company.
Dyckman Flat Sold
Byrne & Bowman report the closing
of the sale for Randolph Hurry of the
five-st apartment house at 6o-67
Nagle Avenue on a plot 50x125. The
purchaser is Joseph &. Abramson.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Operators Go Actively
After Bronx Properties
Moderate Priced Flats Their
Principal Quest; Homes
Also i'm Demand

Richard s. Elliott has concluded the
purchase Of four properties in The
Bronx which had been owned by the
Colgate estate for number of years.
The transaction was arranged by Rob
crt NJ. Bush e. Co. and involves the
four-story flat at 2259 Crotona Ave
nue., on lot 2Jx100, near 183d Street;
615 l'aie Street. a two-story two-tam- =
lily house. on lot 25xl00, and the two
throe-story tWo-family houses at 1O4l
and 1852 Clay Avenue, each on lot
25Xl0O located between 165th and
lG6th streets.
Iscar Realty Corporation bought 1921
linton Avenue. fivc-story apartment,
42Xl26. from Wilhelm Bossing, through
H. Blum
Lowcnfeld & Prayer rcsold 2385
Grand Concourse) Woodrow Wilson
Parkway, fve-story apartment, 68x
81, to client of W. D. Morgan.
Kurz & Urcn, Inc, and +. J. Wood
have sold 1915 Crotona Avenue, a five
story flat 37.6Xl00, for George kelkas,
to Jacob Malino.
Tenant Buys Bronx Home
Calm g. Pittman have sold to Paul
Fink. present tenant Of the promises
at 1898 Walton Avenue, three story
brick private dwelling, on lot 19.11X96
The sellers recently acquired this
property from the Ollendorf Estate.
Samuel Cowcn has sold 2027 7-9-31- 33
Morris Avenue, four three story and
basement houses, near Burnside Ave
nue. subway station.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold to client OF Edward Polak for
occupancy 1914 Nelson Avenue, II three
story dwelling, 25x89x irregular.
Kurg d. Urcn, Inc, and s. H. Rich
ardson have sold for tho Matilda
Realty and Construction Company to
Burts Il. Winkclman, two-story
dwelling, 25xl00, at 1872 Matilda Ave
nuc, near 236th Street.
The Hudson +. Rose Company has
bought from the estate OF Martin D.
Fink, Gl9 Failc Street, q two family
brick dwelling, on lot 25X100, near
Spofford Avenue.
Schano & Co. sold for Miss Myer
the twofamily house at 868 Van Nest
Avenue, and for Charles Hallock the
two two-family houses at l925-27
Barnes Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Corporations May Deduct
Interest on Mortgages
Long.Sought Ruling by Treas
"ry Department Will Help
Realty Interests

A ruling from the Treasury Depart
ment has been obtained by the Advis-
ory Council of Real Estate Interests,
to tho effect that corporations may de-
duct, under Section 23d OF the United
states revenue act Of 1913. all interest
paid on mortgage secured by real es-
tate Of which the taxpayer is the legal
or equitable owner, although the tax
payer ls not directly liable on the bond
or note secured by the mortgage.
This ruling ia IN accordance with n
contention which the council has been
making for the last year, and on which
two printed briefs have been sub
mitted. At hearing before the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue the
question was argued by Louis Frank
lin Lee Of counsel for the Advisory
Council of Real Estate Interests and
Lewis NJ. lsaacs of counsel FOR the In
vesting Builders Association.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Real Estate Market News and Comment
]. p. Morgan's Company
Sells 37th St. House
Establishes "a Precedent; House
Was Bought 10 Protect
Murray Hill

Another precedent was established
yesterday, when the Flintlock Realty
Company, the holding company of J. p.
Morgan, sold property in the Murray
hlll district taken to prevent its pass
ing to folks who might have no regard
for the Murray Hill covenant or the
high character Of the section. Tho
FIintlock Realty Company has bought
many parcels in the last ten years or
more, but has never relinquished any
as far as can be remembered until yes
terday tho dwelling at l03 East Thirty
seventh Street was sold to Jane n.
Nichols. of Oyster Bay. The property
Is on the south side of the street, Just
west of Park Avenue. 1t is four
storLes and baaement OH 8 site 25X9s.0.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Pearl Street Rental
Up 25 Per Cent
Firm Forced TO Move When Old
Home Is Sold Finds Avail
able Space Costs HIGH

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for James W. McCulloch to S.
Winterbourne & Co. for ten wears the
building at 212 Pearl Street, corner
OF Fletcher, at an aggregateN rental Of
about S4O,OOO-a % per cent increase
IN rental. The lcssees for many years
were located at 94 Pine Street. prop
erty just sold by the Noyes Company
to Joseph +. Cullman, and which, in
connection with two other buildings,
are TO be altered for office purposes
so as to meet the heavy demand for
Office spacc in the downtown district.
William A. White G. Sons leased Of
fees in the Franklin Hudson Building,
100 Hudson Street, to the following.
Max Rosenberg, Harris Wheeler &
Company, Elmer Hogan and Dennis
A. Hurley at 1919 Exchange Place,
Offices 70 John II. Mingc; at 1913 Broad
way TO Franco 'iosi Company; also the
building at 5dd Amsterdam Avenue to
Charles Michacls.
William II. Whiting & Co. have
leased 5000 square feet in 74-s0 Wash
ington Street to the Chase National
Bank at an aggregate rental Of $50 900;
the building at 1870 West Street to the
c. d. Gregg Tea G. Coffee Company;
the building 23 Ferry Street to Field
stein Son; store at 1879 William
Street to ". A. Fowler store and base
mcnt 428 Lafayette Street to George
Lerch; Offices in the East River Sav-
lngs Bank Building to Obalski e.
Sweeney building COS East Sixteenth
Street to Philip Schlacl.atsky; loft at
122 Fulton Street to Holbein, Schwarz-
stein e. Co., and for Cruikshank G. Sons
the eighth floor Of the Glacckner
Building, 227 Fulton Street, to W. j.
Jeandron.
He'll g. Stern have leased at 1857
Enst Twenty Street the third
floor to r. & r. Underwear Company;
at 43-7 West Twenty fourth Street the
twelfth floor to f. S. l.. Manufacturing
Company; at 118 West Thirty ghtb
Street store TO Amster e. Dudick
at $3.50 West 1wenty-second Street
the second floor to Schwartz g. Mack,
and at 81 East Sixteenth Street the
eleventh floor to Royal Costume House.
Berlowitz &, Caine have leased the
store at 505 Ninth Avenue, southwest
corner Thirty eighth Street, to r.
Calomris.
George r. Read & Co. have leased
at II Madison Avenue the third floor
to Herman A. lIolz and Offices and
Parke Johnston, Samuel Haggett and
Bowman Publishing Company and the
tenth floor in 1872 Fifth Avenue to
Edwards & Rierdan Company, client
OF Ogden & Clarkson.
Dwight, Archibald G. Perry have
rented space at l14-16 East Twenty
e.ghth Street to Muller & Phipps, Ben
:amin Wcinsten and Joseph Richman.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to the
New York Fur Company the top loft
at AZ West Twenty ninth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Recorded Leases

fTH Az. as. store. Tn, Awcr.gr Co w IIarr,,
Canrlos 1923 Bwey. & ano II yrs. -. mos
from April ~, 1919. ....... s. $40
HUDSON ST l0l g. 4. part and apt ON lst
q. rear; Ciaus Huh 10 Ioht Sncls ss7 linton
AZ. 5rs; from May /. 1913. atty. Landau 3i6
E'wav .....-........-... 81 .ir
BKOADWAY. \ 9oth 81. 30 loft lc~si. "
Erich. et al 10 Chss Roschcn & sno. nrn ~
loschcn Clnry 25t5 Hway modification ert
of lease To capirc. sept 20. la29. address h K
B!liiard Room. 255i Rway. .......... S. 500
BROADWAY 206. space Ii, II E',eay John II
Corp 70 Morris Singer. litS Madison nv.
yrrs from May !. 1918. aty. i>ouis scaisou.
ConTLAND1' ST el. all. Greenwich & f'or,innet
co 70 Henry w rhoclcn. 1852 West ST. Brook
i'm a "no. and az yrs from Feb l. 1916.
et,y Jacob 1!naman . Beclman st. s. 500
ltffEKsoN sr ~ 3D.: Rutgers III. l. all. Jarob
linfohlrhl 20 Aton LhrnAn. 100 T. Houston a.
rs. from March /. 1913. aty. Lhrmsn ii
,,tdnW INK ,''~ -+.,- -. ..+. -... 81 800
tfuhircs. u Abr \ Seli.ri'o. IA !. ..aih ~. 10
yn ',on May lplp. atty. Eugene t. sr,fr5.
~ cav ..... 81 00n
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Downtown Loft Sold
By Lilicnthal Estate

The eight-story loft building at 217
to 221 Washingtaton Street, southeast
corner Of Barclay Street, has been sold
by the estate of Susan p. Lilenthal,
through Robert r. Rainey and James
5. Anderson q Co. The building oc-
cupies an irregular plot, fronting 81 8
feet on Washington Street and sos feet
on Barclay Street, one block north of
Washington Market Land and build
ing are assessed at $4,000. This is
the first sale Of the property since
1875.
Contractor Buys in Lower Sixth Avenue
4. 7. Piercy. contractor, has bought
from Lowenfeld G. Prayer, 125 West
Third Street, and from the Courtney
Development Company, Bryan l.. Ken
nelly president. 127 and 129 West Third
Street. The combined properties form a
plot fronting 692 feet and having a
depth Of about 100 feet, between Mac
dougal Street and Sixth Avenue, partly
improved with old frame buildings.
The new owner viii erect over the
site two-story brick froproof garage
ated the transaction.
Pepe & Bro. have sold for the Allen
taur Realty Company, 30 Van Dam
Street, three-story and basement
front and rear brick building, on plot
25x100.
Sale On Broadway
Frank J. Montague has sold Sc Nor
ton Street, dwelling for Mrs. Mary
Bergen and for a client 392 Broadway
to |. Turchin.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
City Fails to Sell

Al bids we're rejected for the old
Ninth Ward School property, at Z to II
Downing street, extending through TO
blcecker Street, 75X150, which Henry
Brady offered at auction yesterday bv
order of Controller Craig. The offers
made were so low that the city refused
TO accept them The fee, for which the
city is said to have refused offers at
private sale, ranged from S56 900 to
100000, was first offered and the bids
advanced to $3l, 500, at which figure
brady struck the property down to the
hmpire state Holding Company Glow
cnfeld & Prager) Later a ten vear
lease of the property was offered and
bidding again was slow, the last bid
beng 5000 year, made by G.. l..
Maggie
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Activity in Harlem

George w. Sasse sold for Amelia
Lambert the hrce-story dwelling, 1853
~1Oo, at 223 West 18th Street.
kurz & Urcn, Inc, and Nicholas
Leopard have sold for Miss Mary r.
Brown n thrcc-story frame building.
25xl28, al 3469 Third Avenue.
Charles S. Kohlcr, Inc, sold the
dwelling d West 105th Street, 16.4x
100 l, for John A. Bcall, trustee, to
Freda Ellison.
Charles Kappes sold the three story
building, 2171 Second Avenue to a
client Of Mulvihill & Florca and James
A. Kehoc.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR RENT
BUSINESS LOCATION IN TORONTO, CAN.

Splendid opportunity n Vety heart Of
bssesi shopplns district N Canada. IN
modern bulIdrng on corner, available
for immediate lease htsi three floors.
comprising total area Of about 10000
square feet. with plate glass froniaac
on two man thoroughiares. An op-
porlunlty absolutely without parallel IN
Canada. An cmnenty suitable loea-
ton for hrst-class oaie and danssnt,
including roof garden. The location
is also unrlyallcd for hlsh-cIass custom
CT and ladies wear, halr- dressing and
beauty parlors dental Offices etc. The
actus rental IS much lower than i, the
case IN other buildings similarly stu
ai.I [ cr,,nnr,D Ale u-il1
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
SURROGATES' NOTICES

HENRY e; WARD eclto7.
~ i-ii.l'I CLARKE & BENEDICT A.
'nr-9a for l->ecgtors c1 MaI Siree~
Mai'hatten. New lo4a ti.y
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
HOEOtLH OF UJEINs

. ''o ftsH ip3s fpom ho.sr si uaeern I'M
trfft is Iff. rtlin1. u~s, ;. Il Il sud
.'tr<s Ffee. fs1co. T. II 4anLT. III Fgl'
~. f'fse Jamaica. T.. l. ~-' ''
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

LAMP SHADE sewcrs must he experienced and
quick vorIcs good hours Bnd wages. Ramsey.
lSons & Humphreys. N2 II. 5elh ST.
SALESLADY-lhorough experienced dresses
steady position excellent opportunity. Aycign
4iS 9TH
WANTED -Compctent Irish or Swedish girl for
waitress and chnmbermaid Mrs Hot 70 East
1,th ST. Apply between 10 and -.
WANTED-A cook Bethany Day Nursery. io2
East 9th g.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Will Manage Apartments

Mcdowell & McMahon have been ap-
pointed agents for the following apart
ment houses: 2240 Grand Avenue.
$3.50 West 172d Street, and the south
cast corner of Buchanan Place and
GRIND AYenne
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Statesmen.

The largest concern OF It's kind. established
20 years. marketing a nationally adver-
tsed device, presents unusual opportunity
for few highgrade statesmen n the city
and provincial territories. Proposition Is a
money maker from the time It Is Installed
Leads received from national publicity and
directly mail advertising being turned into
orders and real money by our salesmen
who are making 81 OOo 90 year and up
in comm n'ss ons- If YOU are the right man
20 qualify for position of this kind. see
Mr.. ktridge. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, at Suite 2o1 203. 22e w 42nd St
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

l29!H ST lOl Wcet. Raubin Isaor,ou AL o.To..
OF nnr lnderhil' owner George Bcckhousc con
lo2D ST 2o2 ana 2o4 East choso, rcy.,s2 ss' 90 90
ast Manic ana Nathan Parks owners. Samuel
ltiST S1 AZ u ao'o' so $i46.4i
az, John j Mahon. owner and contractor 81 5s7 90
''uM 81 li6 East: BENJAMIN Roscngarten agt
c"nt,c, n"rrr. - Roosevelt Jr. owner G kinberg
l2STH ST al West Samuel Aronor ast 60 'vobn
poc. owhor; joseph Schaub & Jano Ellin. con
WEEkS Az. 1884 Harry Sachs ast Mary Tbcrs
owner Anton Le Nein. contractor -. Sis 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

Tliy MH Co. a. Dash Fl and 2aoth ST. m,so ss 500
C 'ep ,,p. ~ atty l. T & 7 Co 100 B',yay
SAMl PROPERTY Also Dash ri. " = at w : pr,
iIo Is' aloo "; ,,,, = to land BaIncy 90 * .
.ssIh ST.. nuns . 4oll 10 ccntrc ribbct,.s nroo
iorcar ,r01 az rn, 'l,n S'sc 2ssth st. 8 T5 .
hook hook I n e., to 2asth st. Uoptc '0I,,s W,sr
i.ty 60 70 barclay Holding Corpn. ?l7 Bwnv
TX r'@e soooo March 7; atty. l. { 4 L Go. lGo
DnHt' a. ~" W s. a. Private w. rrns n -
- ia 'A,n H. nram y, baIney Co * d " 400 Z,
~ 'onn IS Dash and (extrl 10 Ro,rc w..
y ea,v az 20, a. A. Dash P and 2ioth ST. atty !. 7 4
PROSPECT Az. is3s. g 5 2s.ll7 .,,,sI Sl'S99
Narko ,,aarko 10 icrshine Rlty Co 1870 Wairri'o ~
M.rch .niI atty Max Fcnfrcid. 200 B'wny ~. sloo
rMkl a3alo5, Frank NJ. Patterson to S,rnis
'rsN'1s = a. a. 'ss = sl4lh st. March S ats. y +
~ ~ - wa" '-'.'.'' .','.........., $500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Zen Sales in Bay Ridge Block

The Gulkiey & Horton Company
has sold 246 Eighty-eighth Street be-
tween Ridge Boulevard and Third Av-
enue, two-story and cellar brick, two
family house, for Isidore W. Barnum to
client for investment This is the
tenth sale made on this block by the
same brokers in the past two months.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Bronx
Assignments Of Mortgages

Manhattan
foiil ST. 2ls.5o W. T q r 70 to Sgnund
Nsl1r s,.oa, s'4 10th ST. ct al c1rs. etc address
WEST nst, ~ , Av - celqmbs 1tqst ''y'gy {" to
nstl9 + Dsgrl ltj 4 15th st. address. PAU
,ce - l,Nlnh Nheiiey. i3s f. D4th 81 sttys
Jarhlsf Leyy "a Val ST ....... & 900
Bronx
hNoN ~. = =. III I II Mdeh6li PARKWAY ,a4fh
'9tlpV tlner II DlobnAnn ~ i{aifi . Williams
90 y 9vu ~, su3a hliuAon y " e lieol0f
Nm aii@..S "'0q,g' ID, b Hs =. ~, w.m. to .sa @ :
y Trust 20 70 Clly Morig CO. II WsiI =,
a,iy LAWYERS Iitie 4 = Co. iGO nrondw.y 81
"u"hlh ~ F, u lsist t.. 50s0il same
70 Ahinei ATTY, ssme ............ 81
hohlllH Az u q lslst st. 81 6t16A olty Morta
60 to bronx Savings Bank. 40 fremont Az
,,n.n Az Lawyers r 4 \ co, $50 Dway t36 900
honhiS Az, " s 81 n lslst It, 5Ox0i samo to
,nn sane ATTY same ,.....,. sa2 900
LOIS 3o7 and 56S. map Dickinson Estate 1'hns
olcEilson 70 Chas Dickinson Hotel Brcslin 2oth
81 d hfoad"ay; attys, Stlmson & Vs. rector
SAME property Chas Dickinson trustee 70 Trcd
) stmson. admr 100 f 7lst st. atty. same
l52D ST. sll p Henry Kclm adnr to There's There's
No.Js, Jansen s23 Il 4om ct. atty. Eiu.h. -
Union ~. 1907; TitIc Guar & I Co to Jas ~ a
T,rowbridgo. trustee; atty n G & 7 Co, rs
PoPHAM Av, III. Sister Mary susan. kno%n IN
world as Susan EcAcrd TO Wheeler CORN
~" o'h av atty, T G 4 7 Co. l76 Bway . 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Buver of the Verona

Mrs. A. ] Moulton, Of Watch Hill,
r. J., is the buyer Of the Verona at
the southeast corner Of Madison Ave-
nue. and Sixty-fourth Street. Douglas
l.. Gilman &. CO. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Rents q Civ House

{. Royce Hubert has leased for A.
L. Mordecai g. Son the four-story and
basement dwelling at 100 West Sew
enty-thlrd Street to Bessie D. Cole
for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
LADIES

No proposition more strongly appeals than
thc advantages. privilegcs and great say
ings offered by this very highly tndorsed
organization; there is nothing for YOU to
SELL the work being explanatory for regis
tcring families With this organization. and
there arc over 1000 fnmilics already regis
tered; you can earn $40 to $50 weekly in
addition to building vcry largo permanent
income. AZ proved by records. dcsirahlc
connection; 1000 20 $4,000 yearly for right
people. can $3.50 FIFTH ave. SUITE Sl4.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Recorded Mortgages
Dow wntOwn

SiVN ,n - 81. :. 8l1Is1 10 william 81 80
1lIoi1l ); William st. 3d. SO 8 Broad
s. lss7s to n s'ons & isi177. stcae st.
80 m 177s sardS aSy %'% .los.. St 5sa 1ls 2.
}sss IT yer 6ol'd aii5" lawyers 7 < Co.
conrLANDr sT 81 leaso of bdg Ices iyo appe2
Grancn 80 qisi a"gl s aaeta s1n 'g Gnass s..
=. .c,9,spre ,,s1 & o 6 ,d aoo bloaawsy iodo6
loyepo snd 10 Central 1non Trust @ -
80 hroaa"@y fon & 10 gts, p q, atty. l.se7tefts
rl,oADWAY. - -9s' 5. sildne7 TO- q ..'03 y
.y tgy 81 81 sga,a, ,'' g,l'i 4 ri isTa ,l le'4'
,'toadsayA que NlAte 10 ia.i ~ . :. aof
;7ip Msnh = iileo ta'om 10. li,s II /
~, II tot eenl. aie. s. = 4 a -, iat
Eas, Side
Assis' 70 Adptdo is'I'5s dps "'i" ia" 'es' 9ss 1
West Side
M.ry ] megtoy 70 lile CUR 4 I,4si ea 10
cop H'''aT"' e. q"' u, " e Yak '' D. "' '9"o 30
ps bond % piSs w"f @ nona %9 'aS soa nooS "' 1'
cLSfnAI. PARK WEST. " SON St. ,ao. '1a0yv "
~ ~ to beg sa,h st. s. 10 - Central PAR.
broadway yrs, , 6. nr ntgc sJgl.5OO aity.
ooLaiy Lq@ysrs r 4 CO. leo i'roadsay ss5 900
Mercantile Holding Co 10 Alliance Really CO. il5
t,road"ay. 3 yrs, 8 p lntgc. $50 900 atty.
r {, q T Co. l76 Broadway .....' ...... So 600
l2SIi' 81 8, 257 6 lcnoX ae. 20x9o IL j. n
ld21 46h st. Brookyn instais. S y c: atty
=, LAWYERS r & T Co. 1850 broadway. ........ $500
"ApSWORTH AV 1i02 ~ 18Th st. 50x
lib; Wordsworth a. G02 18TH st. 50v
ll5. March 10. Clemcn.ine {, Sinclair TO Edwin
ledfcrn 80 Audubon. Rochester. y y. due
vADSwoRrii Av s. 30 iaist st. sa.ii%ioo OK 2V
Zandercr. 5i7 W l5Sth 81, due April J. 1890
= y c. atty. Samuel Wacht lr. 40 B"ay. $40 600
PARAMOUNT PL. 500 s. 251loo. Ray Frcch.
ct al 70 Fretk Southworh. 900 Peace st.
Pelham. i prior mtgo $500. March due
HoNEYNKIL Az. n . c l7ath st ss'51lI9s:
Joseph Wolf to Maria Ipchcr aci6 Honeywell
a. March s. :, yrs. per cent: atty. e =
John Dash q (cxtrs) Fob .. yrs
T.. ISr cent; atty. T. r & 7 Co. 100 B'way s.. 800
Ethel i BAILEY 10 Regina Dubois ls W 18th st
March 8; 3 yrs. 3 per cent. atty. l. T. & r Co.
l60 Bway ........... ST GOO
John moore to Mlnnie Gellcn ''' 50i 75ih S'S9 81,
March yrs. 5h per cent; atty. I 6 r
rHosrEcT Az. loas o e. 25aii7 refs6ns 'iG's
(, aoi ii4oh II :, ps' cent "'D s. osSS sSS
trank Patterson, 50 vandcrbut Ov: Mar
dug as per bond: atty Frank NJ Vanderbilt
'EnoME aoi ,; Av; rS, isai9 St. .5,loo. Ysis
Es0 Il ins aug H9s Ads, 70 ls2s y per cent s;ly
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Lis Pendells
Manhattan

CHERRY ST 91s: Kathiecn G. Turls ar chu
5 Sender; OF al, amended foreclosure OF ntseJ
list ST \ s, 500 OF sth AZ. 1S1lo2 2
lrookiyn Trust Co. ngt Jessie salmon ct al
annci,ied foreclosure Of 1ntac); attys Cullen &
PARCEL OF LAND. situated in Sec l. block ST.
g lxl2. 1S23 10: Lawyers Realty Co.. ait
augustus T MURRAY. ct al. .tpartition). attys
HerHs Corwn siofat & Scick
1llTH ST. 81 East Isaac We'll agt Louise De,-
terth. ct el. foreclosure OF mtge) atty, L. 4
FAllL ST, 1868 l0jl Nicholas Gyory sat Msys
Il Oetjen. ct nj. faction for specific perfor-
malc9 ol c0ntracLl. a.tg. M Steln
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
HELP WANTED MALE

DoOKKEEPEn and CASHIER double entry. trial
balance. confident for manufacturing concern:
state particular. references s0lhfy permanent X.
l.. 27i Tribunc
BOY WANTED in drug stors mako himself gon-
orally useful. Z. Baum. 553 Wilson av. Bklyn.
CANVASSERS. First class: SALARY according to
ability. Fcaucnamp. I'd floor. 357 Fultcn st..
Brooklyn. Call between and p NJ
ERRAND BOY. bright. in art studio. Osgood
Co. l4l West 9Gtn st.