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New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Columbia Bank to Have
New Fifth Ave. Quarters
Will Pay S1,275,OOO for Space
in 43d Street Corner
Building

The Columbia Bank, Eli H. Bernhe;m
president, which has occupied quarters
at 507 Fifth Avenue for number of
years, has obtained for It's home the
store, first floor and basement in the
Postal Life building at the southeast
corner of Fifth Avenue and Forty-third
Street. This space is now used by the
uptown branch of the Guaranty Trust
Company and will be given up when
the Guaranty Trust alters the struc-
ture occupied by Sherry's at the south
east corner of Fifth Avenu and Forty
fourth Street
The Columbia Bank secures it's new
quarters for term of seventeen years,
the rental being at $4,000 per var,
making the rental $1,275, 900 for the
term. The negotiations were carried
on by the Douglas Robinson, Charles
S. Browne Company, who also arranged
the original Guaranty Trust-Sherry
transaction.
To Alter 5oth Street Building
A. V. Amy & Co., and Chas. E.
Schuyler have lasd for E. A g. w. J.
Morgan IS West Fiftieth Street, Co.
lumbia College leasenold, for a term
of years. The building will be altered
into apartments or two and three
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT.-PLAINTIFF DE.
=, sires trial In the County OF New York.
individually anG as Trustee under two
certain deeds of trust executed by Ethel
1911. and June 81. 1911. Plaintiff. against
Ethel Dalton Swift Augustus P. Lorinx,
az guardian Of the person and estate In
the state Of Massac huserts of Ethel Dali
ton Swift; Frederick Swift. Ethel Dalton
Hall. Susan Hall. Grace Hall willismA
Helen NJ. Hall, Christopher J. Eail.
Thomas j. Hall. Stella Dalton Dodge, Elsie
r. Dalton, all unknown next of kin OF
Ethel Dalton Swift. If any there be. and
would be entitled to distributive share
of the property of the said Ethel Dalton
Swift. ii she should die intestate; all un-
known. persons or corporations. If any
there be, who hold or have any interest.
claim or lien in. to or upon any promis-
Ethel Dalton swift. ali of the srotea persons anS
corporations above described as unknown
being unknown 10 the plaintiff and whose
are unknown to the plaintiff. Defendanta
To the above named Defendants: You
are hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant in this action. and to serve a copy
o, your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service OF
this summons. exclusive of the day of
service and in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer. judgment will be taken
against You by default for the relief de-
Dated, New York. March 18th. 1919.
GELLHR, ROLSTON g. HORAN. Attor-
HeyS lot HialntlH. once ana Post
ONCE Address % Exchange Place,
New York. N. Y.
To Ethel Dalton Hall. Helen NJ. Hau.
Thomas ]. Hall, Stella Dalton Dodge and
all unknown mex of kin of Ethel Dalton
Swift. if any there be. and all unknown
persons. If any there be. who would bs en-
titled to a distributive share of the prop
erty of the said Ethel Dalton Swift II she
should die intestate; all unknown persons
or corporations. If any there be, who hold
or have any interest, claim or lien in, to
or upon ary promissory note or notss
made or executed by Ethel Dalton Swift,
all OF the persons and corporations above
described as unknown being unknown to
the plaintiff, and whose existence, names
anc places OF residence unknown to
the plaintiff.
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
of Honorable Barlow S Weeks, Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the state of New
York, dated the 10Th day of May 1914
and filed with the complaint IN the once
of the Clerk of the County of New York
at the County Court House. New York.
n. Y.
Dated. New York. May 10, 1918.
GELLER, ROLSTON e HORAN, Aftor-
ncys for Plaintiff Office and Post
Office Address. % Exchange Place.
New York. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT
JOHN SAS4n MaRRoA RooAAsoLT. oIa Fls,9sa .sslS:s
his wife: JAMES Marion ana d.ANS:s .ANS:s
MARRoN IFs Nh. his wife, the names MARY and
MARY MARION. BRIDGET MkRRoS..
MAR9 ~ RAFFERTY. REF AEHLAE Ella ossokMaS oMssAoRkkMnS
STANTON. ss Committee of the Person and
dapsssn. 9s5ass of pAgY penson S sd in
Or late Of Braganstown. Ireland: MICHAEL
aSa 0NEL ParEIcx naS or sss e Ire
unknown. being the heirs at law, grantees.
devisees. creditors. lienors. legal Representa-
J.. O'NElLL. deceased. and their husbands.
wives or widows, II any, and all persons uh-
tats aoMer sans ssF ss, 10 nae e.
or general or specific lien upon the real prop.
erty described in the complaint In this action,
known heirs at law, grantees, devisees cred-
Nors, lienors. legal representatives or sue.
o'NEILL. deoea sed. ali of whom and whose
names are unknown to plaintiff. and ai Of
ne are M Tsfesn dsssnaed m as THE sTAH 4s
OF NEW YORK. ALEX PRoPERTY Gus:
on R'lAy; NhW WAR WAls, TRADE Ias BOARD THE ciTx
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an-
ne copy Of oa4 IN s on s'f hs ans g
Attorney within twenty days after the FER.
Of G ss aTd IN 81 ycsr 0f failure the d
appear or answer, Judgment viii be taken
against you by default for the relief de.
manded IN the complaint
Dated, New York. June 18th. 1918.
Plaintiff. Office and Post once Address,
lS6 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
TO: JOHN MARION and MARY" MAR
Ron; his wife: JAMES MARION and
aARy and Any 'I being ms fcttious. the nsmsi rsss
Christian of said defendants being
unknown to plaintiff; MARY MARION.
ERINE MARRoS MlcHAEE o'SEILI..
now or late of Braganstown. ireland: MI.
CHAEL O'NEILI.. now or late Of Priorstate.
ireland; PATRICK FlNNEGAN ali persons
devisees creditors. lienors. legal representa-
tives or successors in interest Of FRANCIS
j. O'NElLL. deceased. and their husban nds,
wives or WIDOWS II any, and all persons un
tate. dover right. title. claim or interest IN,
or general or specific lien upon. the real
property described in the complaint in thta
action. through or under either any OF
visees. creditors. lienors. Legal representa-
uyes or successors in interest OF said
FRANCIS J. ONEILL. deceased all OF
Whom and whose names are unknown to-
plaintiff. and all OF whom herein desig-
mated as unknown defendants.
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication, pun suant an order Of
Honorable Barlow S. Weeks. a Justice of the
supreme Court of the State OF New York.
with the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk
of the County of New York at The County
Court House Borough OF Manhattan. City.
County and State of New York.
Plaintiff Once and Post Office Address.
35 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan
City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Woolworth House in Both
St Held at $275,OOO Sold
Property Adjoins Fifth Avenue
Corner; Sales of Other
Fine Dwellings

William R. May & Co. have sold for
the Broadway-Park Place Company the
modern six-story fireproof dwelling at
2 East Eightieth Street, on lot
25x102.2, adjoining the south corner
of Fifth Avenue. The purchaser is a
client Of Henry l.. Moses, attorney
who will occupy the house. The
structure was put up few years ago
by the late Frank w. Woolworth for
his daughter, Mrs. Frank F. L. Hutton.
Mortimer Schiff has been occupying
the house under lease. 1t has been
held at S275,OO0.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has sold for James F.
Curtis, the fve-story American base
ment dwelling, on a lot 1S9x1022, at
162 East Seventy fourth Street.
Houses on West Side
Pease & Gilman have sold for John
B. kirkman the five-story American
basement dwelling at 63 West Fifty
fourth Street, on lot 13x65xl0O.
J. B. English has sold for Francis
x. O'Connor, to L. L. Hill, the three
story dwelling at 219 West Forty
eighth Street, on lot 20x1OO.
John H. Pierce has sold for Fred
erick j. Brest, to William Arm stead,
at 800 West 138th Street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
17.6x1O0.
The Delafeld estates he's sold large
corner on Fieldston Road, Fieldston,
to F. S. Rollins, who plans to build a
residence. George Howe was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

1e2D ST. 44a w. and property In Bronx
hnn hn1 Queens counties: Harris B Camp
>.S SS141,ion2' atty, F J Kuerzi
f agt onM Jasob ST; SILL la5: Mary 6 Richardson
ESSEN ST. SO; Fernclifre Realty Co axt
or4y r14ttys Strasbourger & Schallek.
IAN, n cor 95th st. 252xs03; Geo
II Wlttschen agt Meta r Haase ct al
VALENTINE Av, e g, s9.7 n 1921 st is 3
ol.9N irreg: Bankers Trust co, trustee.
aet Martha + Schorer ct al jamended
lorecIos OF rntg); attys, Hamilton, Greg
18TH ST. us 4 100 w; Samuel corker
agt As West SD St Corp ct I'll faction
"a ioreciose mechanics lten): atty, 7
ELIzABETH ST. 1865; Mary A Kemn
trustee. agt Eliza o Hoyt ct al forclos
OF mtg); auys. Shearman 4 Sterling.
Bronx
OLD BOSTON ROAD, w 8, e4e n Mott ST
o4.9x94.9; Harris p Campbell agt Rena
q r campbell, ct al (partition suiD; atty,
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. g 8. 1903 of
2iSth st, 43.5x92.S; Thomas Cheyne ct
a. as exrs agt, Adelaide Burlando ct
al foreclosure of morteage) attys, Har-
WI RS Gorwin Moffat & Schek.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, 1865: Thomas A
Mead Sfe sgt Adelaide Burlando ct al
Corwln. Moffat 4 Schek
LOT NO 140, amended map of pronertv
nelonging to Hudson P Rose. known as
the Mapes Estate; julius Muller agt
George Hooks ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); attys Menken Bros.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Bronx Flats Continue
TO Attract Investors
Sales Yesterday Show Demand
10 Be as Great as Ever
in All Sales

Charles S. Kohler has sold for J. NJ.
Blumberg 1907 Ogden Avenue, a five
story modern walk-up, on plot 27.2x95.
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from T. O'Rourke 375 East
199th Street, fiye-story apartment on
a plot 62x100. B. Schoen was the
broker.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold to
Morris Pfefferblum. through Jacob
Singer, 1860 and 1862 Kelly Street, a
five-story modern apartment, on plot
60x100
The Greater New York Cold Storage
Company has purchased from Margaret
Siering, through Williamson & Bryan,
the tivestory fiat, on lot 25x10O, at 523
East 150th Street The same brokers
also sold 521 to sgt East 150th Street
to the storage company.
Dwelling Houses Sold
J. S. Maxwell has sold for Mrs.
Katherine P. Hooks 1901 Common
wealth Avenue, northwest corner Of
Mansion Street, three-story and base
ment house on lot 25x95.
The George Goldblatt Company has
sold for Wilhelmina Fleming the two
family house, on lot 20x80. at 1142
Forest. Avenue, to Jeanette Siegal, who
resold it to Meta Mauser, the present
tenant
Catherine R. Mowat has sold her
two-family house on lot 25x1O0, at
at Prospect Avenue and 152d Street, to
Max Anzelewitz. David Wills was at
torney for Mrs. Mowat.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
NegOtiates Deal for West
Side Flats by Cable
Louis Marshall Sells 117th St.
Apartments While Attending
Peace Conference

An interesting deal, in which two
apartments were disposed Of by cable,
was learned yesterday. Louis Marshall.
while attending the peace conference
at Versailles as president Of the Jewish
Committees of the World, sold the two
five story structures, on plot 67x100, at
l6 and IS West 117th Street.
He negotiated the deal by cable to
his partner, Eugene Untermyer, of
Guggenheimer, Untermyer G. Marshall
Former Judge Henry W. Unger repre-
sented the purchaser, the Silho Realty
corporation, B. Feifer, president
Greenfield & Saffir were the brokers.
kingsland, on Riverside Drive, Sold
Leitner, Brener & Stall have sold for
the Roseman Realty Company, r. An
drews, president, the Kingsland, six
story elevator partment, at 1888 to 844
Riverside Drive. 1t stands on a plot
103x151.6x irregular.
Buys on Central Park West
S. & J. II. Albert have sold for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
548 and $40 Central Park West, two six
story elevator apartments, on plot 108x
100, to Mendel Presberger.
Flat in 215th Street Sold
Daniel II. Jackson has purchased
from Frederick Tieteg the Graycourt, a
five story apartment, at 500 West 215th
Street, southwest corner of Tenth Ave-
nue., on plot 60x100. The sale WAS made
through Byrne e. Bowman, who also
sold to Mr.. Jackson for Edward H.
Kruse 25 Arden Street. five story
modern apartment
j. JOLIET has sold for August Eitzen
612 and GA West 182d Street, a five
story apartment, on plot 50x70.
Brown Sells Audubon Avenue Flats
Fredefck Brown has sold to a client
of Thomas J. Walsh 4o7 Audubon Ave
nue., five story apartment, on plot 53x
95. Mr.. Brown also sold to client of
Louis Block the three story dwelling at
500 Manhattan Avenue, on lot 1880.
Amsterdam Avenue Deal
Ennis & Sinnot have bought from
the estate of Edward Noyelles the five
story fiat and stores at 42S Amsterdam
Avenue, on plot 29x1oo. Edward c. II.
Vogler was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TO ALI. CREDITORS OF OR CLAIM.
ANTS against SPERRY & BEAIAE Conc
FANY: You arc hereby notified that Sursu-
ant to an order of the United States District
Court held IN and for the Eastern District
Of Of New New York; dated ard hled the 18th day
and duly file verified written statenents CT
PROOFS OF your claims against spsrry 4
Beale Company with the Clerk of the Court
N Tor the Pc Post Once Building. Rrooklyn New
YIN. Receiver. at his once, No Iti Kinrs
Street. Brooklyn. City of New York. or or
before August 1st 1919. and that a. nrb-
slded she by ss,d order no person.
whatsoever against said s3srry Essic
Company. who fails to file such statemenf ar
proof on or before the date named sssT
shsssassss be permitted TO assert any claim
the sperry n Beale Company, In the nanss ~
sad said Keeeiver or 20 share In any distrinu.
ton In said estate or assets. uniss. nx
further order OF the Court
naIso New York, juno rSth. 1919
MY LES PURVIN. as Recefycr of SrArr-, A
Esaie Company. 2s1 Broadway. New YorS
rsSs.2T snSEc2T7 DoNxNcr MsxAxus =
way New York E36T Nv "8s
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

BROAD ST. 1917. g. 1903 n Beaver st,
93.2xG3.Sx irreg; m; June %; Sconset
Realty Corpn to Eliza II and Hall y NC
Tpl'9ngh eSrs etc North stn Bennington; ',
Guaranty & T Co. 176 Bway.. $500 900
BROOME ST, g g. 76.1 q Chrystie st, o5x
1872; June is; Margt Schwind to Jo
sephine + Burghard East 93d st; due
coo; atty, Edw NJ Burghard. III Bway.
s2.500
PITT ST, so-32, G 5. s7.ex1oo; m; July /;
Weiss to Citizens Savings Bank Sc
Bowery: due May 15, 1929; 3 per cent;
codBs sttys BeaIl snS 4 r. Ia o4 sat 900
7@x2S.sx irreg; m; July !; Harry Smith
to Emma f Merritt, 155 West 9Sd St duo
and int as per bond and agreement; 3
atty, f Curran. 80 Nassau st $40, 900
East Side
AVENUE A. 1o2. store lease July i; I
Magidson to Isle Schiffman and Abe Tik-
2D Az. W 9TH st, 4esx74's: m, july
I Weisner Realty Co to Samuel Fein,
1850 Bway; 10 years; per cent; atty,
VIM Bernfeid. so Broad st. $50. 800
UNION So west, w $40 II 18th st, SOCK
15o $40. m; July l. Victor Weichman TO
$4,000
chas Medns hns' TO ny + RobSns soy soyth
ampton. l. years; per cent; pr
mteee.. $4,000; atty. Title Guaranty & T
9sTH sT n 5. 1so I'd av. 26x1oci Pm? m;
Friend. ga Riverside DR.. trustee; 5
years; u per cent; atty, f II Levy. 1928
ls2D ST. n $. 90 5th av. 2oxoo.1i;: p M; ~
June ~: Frame Realty Co to Frieda
920. &,
Vaughan. S91 East 149th st. 1910
West Side
2sTH ST. e. e6-1 sth av; sa.1ox7s1lx
to life ms ''s Co; o"S 70 yrs. 81, 11oS CO CO
atty, Geo W Hubbel. s4s Bway sl3o. 900
STH AV, 7s062: storo lease; June so; Gus
Scarmalis to Philip & Rom Litzky, 100
sth av: due &. mtge as per notes etc.
chattel mtge; atty. Drochenberg. 81
coLUMBus Av. W esd st. S55sxioo! StiiSSC
m; July l; Detroit Cadillac Motor Car
6ealty I;y CO to Rroadway. & sad st Co, 1s5
bway: "a y de- aye N9S sz T. 1921 q atty
BROADWAY, n " 10Sth st, POLIO to g
1ostn t6,i st X 90; n. s bldg loan; July
"a Broad st. trustee, for bondholders: 10
yrs. C; atty, Geo M Boynton. 1872
,,Nn Nnsssu ST gold bonds ...:.,: $500, 900
nj; juy ]; Remes Realty al 'VS Corpn to
f<almin Realty Co, So Bway; 10 yrs, 8
+ e P9 PPp mtge nt Slo1.2So: attys. Kellogg, r.
LENox Av, iilth st, 100 llxis5' TX 25G
m; July Il same to same; 10 yrs. 8
c; pr lntge $162,5oo; attys. same,
122D ST Il. 1so 7th av, 14.1ooxs; y m
June so; Olga A c Aspcgrcn to Union
Theolosical Seminary In CITY of N Y.
12oth 1a ,ll,na st = = IB3wayi yrs. o: ,atty,
1s1sT 81. 1S7 W, y, 1sxso.l1; p m; July
! Alberta |. InfantH to Lillian B Storm,
9Se West End av; yrs. ~ G; attys,
!, NY MySrs 8 s; s s, 2n9 Rwny $500
2abx 14o.l1x w AJAX FIX 69.7x
lS to Drive 1923 to beg with
t to Riverside DR., &, 1928, o 136th
dr. n - to bog. m; June 81; Maple
dmpt t. corpn to chas Hansle. .e1 Fletcher
Lowis Levi s Marx, rs Nassau st. SIS. 900
l46TH ST. q 8, 126 Bway. S761o911;
pr mtgs $4,000; 14eth vt, . e. 1898 o
pgway. 81. .sxeo,ll: pr mtso $50, 900; p m ::
third Ward Dank. 27o 10 1S7th st; 10
yrs, p G: atty, Frank p Woglom, ga
AuDyb6N I'll, blyd, Liafayottto, n 'sV0o
Drive n o 23o.7 to Audubon pI o
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Leaves Broad for Pearl Street

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for the Broadway-J Street
Corporation, Elias A. Cohen president,
102 and 104 Water Street through to
1856 and 1873 Pearl Street, two five-
story buildings on plot 3S6x101, near
Wall Street and directly opposite the
Beaver Building, purchased recently
by the Munson Steamship Company.
Francis Emory Fitch. Inc, the buyer
will occupy the premises after extern
slve alterations. The buyer has been
located for many years at Al Broad
Street, which property has been
bought by the Alliance Realty Com
rany.
Deal in New Street Is Significant
Purchase by Hughes & Dier stock
brokers, of the seven story building
at AZ and "A New Street is accepted
by real estate men operating in the
downtown district as the signal that
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Downtown Section
Again Foremost
In Realty Field
Haight Building, at l5o
Broadway, Is Reported
Sold; Sale Near Trinity;
New St. Deal Significant

Brokers in the downtown section
heard yesterday that the Haight
building, at l56 Broadway and 60 Lib
srty Street, has been sold. Henry C.
Beadleson, one Of the trustees of the
Haight estate, owner of the property,
through a representative said yester-
day that he would not have anything
10 say regarding the report until next
Tuesday. Rea! estate folks feel, how
ever, that the property has been sold
and that at the expiration of leases
on the Offices, if not sooner, the old
building will be removed to make way
for tall structure. The property
to the aouth comprises q fve-story
building. and the old Williamsburg
Fire Insurance Building, purchased by
the late John Wendell years before
he died. On the north side is the
sixteen story Lawyers Title Insurance
Company Building. This structure has
found it necessary because of increase
of business, to extend itself through
the upper floors of the building. In
view Of this the impression yesterday
was that the title company. neighbors
of the Haight estate, might be inter-
ested in the transaction which real
estate men heard has been closed. AT
any rate, the sale will be followed by
q structural development. because the
Price demanded for the property,
which is said to be S1,250,0o0, or,
rather, that was the last pubic an
nouncement made of the price, would
not permit the continuation of the
old structure.
The building is q pioneer. 1t was
there long before Tiffany e. Co. had
showed an inclination to leave that
block. 1t has been made over several
times to meet changes in business con-
dtions, and until a few years ago
there was not a piece of tile flooring
in the building. 1t is, perhaps, the
only Office building on Broadway
which has hatchway. 1t is over the
main hall.
The Height property borders the
two buildings at the northeast corner
1f Sosd%aS L ina has ofsS fonsge Of 4s
feet and extends back 116.S feet. The
extension to Liberty Street is 25x4S
feet in size. This building is four
stories and the main structure six
storieS
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Results of Auction Sales
AT IA VESEY STREET
u u ~.


NINE ACRES on King st, about 900
Port Chester and Greenwich; exrs' sale;
GREENWICH CONN-Tract Of over %
acres at 3 e cor King st and Round Hill
bury. decd. Knocked down at ssl, ZOO
2sGTH 18th, ST; os, $ s, 175 IT W Of KepIer av.
Arms for $1,000
OLD BAY $3.50. and 571-a w 1soth at
" cor. 100x100X irreg, five b-story flats
and stores; exr's, sale; estate Of AbLjah
Weston. decd. Sold to Louis Russell FOR
5TH ST. so4 E. s. IS @ Ave D, 24xosx
sale r,t Knocksd down at $500.
AGRkH%s dekoS ~ 1853 ao2s awrT s 10 vol ssa sat- st.
knocked down at $19,750
BY Joseph p. Day
26.5x1oo. 5-story tennt and stores and
tudgt s;7os 81; taxes. sc; s7s5.so.
charton st. s7sx7s4.s2! &sx7s.2, '5.iG 5s5ery
sold to the plaintiff Tor $4,000.
25x1oo.11, 5-story int; W r Wilder ct
sus ss,s On auagt; ;s2sss taxes; tax @ sss'
7TH AV, 1873. 8 w cor Hath, 100x10011.
7-story apt house: H Haaren exr. vs.
II + Hoef1er ct all due on iudgt. S26.-
$3.50: taxes. etc. s2,75o prior mtg
$500 Sold to Adolph Noetter for
Sl65.000.
By Henry Brady
DELANCEY ST. 1885, cor Columbia
st, 25x100, 6-story int and stores: i II
Beers ct al vs Fischel Weintraub ct
all due on judgt. s3s,s4a. 63; taxes. ETC.
s1.o5376. Sold to the plaintiff for $780,
00O
BY ]. II. Mayors
RIvv1NoG5ToN ST. sos. 9. 25.1 c Lewis
action / Francis AsburX Palmer Fund
vs. Chas Casazza ct al; due on judst,
s29,195.S7; taxes, etc. $3.50. Withdrawn
R1V1NGTON ST, 312, 8, SO Lewis
st. 27.11x100x27.10x10n story int and
stores; action q same; due
judgt. s29.2oh27; taxes. etc, sSl5
Withdrawn.
AT 321o THIRD AVENUE
By Henry Brady
75x,s2. sx75 2xl27 g.. vacant, city Real
Estate Co VS. G Kroehle ct all action
1:due on judgt, s4.75s.4o; taxes. etc
$3.50. Sold to the paintiff for 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
ews and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market

this street is the next to figure in the
buying movement which has been
spreading through the financial dis
trlct for the last eight months The
property has a frontage Of 49 feet and
VIII be altered by the new owners.
RE first, second and third floors
Will be fitted up for their use, the re-
mainder of the building being placed
on the market for rent The Mutual
keai Estate Company, the seller. has
owned the property for a number of
years. Hughes e. Dicr are members
Of tn Philadelphia and Chicago Stock
Exchanges. They own blidings in
each city in which they have Offices.
For the last three years they have
rented space here with the intention
Ct eventually buying a headquarters.
William A. White & Sons were the
brokers' in the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Builder Plans Nine Story
Apartment for West 71st ST

ooz oAzn,GSnony III A. Palermo, president of the
20 west Seventy-frst Street Corpora
slon' formed at Albany on Tuesday
Witn capital of 100000, purchased
tnrough Earle & Calhoun the site. ee. 8
Sloz.2, on the north side of Seventy
nrst T Street, between Broadway and
we MesT End Avenue, comprising 221 to
~ west Seventy-first Street. Mr.. Pa
ssrno VIII erect a story elevator
anpartment u with four apartments on a
LOOT consisting of one three-room, one
u iou1-room and one fve-room suite,
with one and two baths.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

AVENUE A. 1O2. str fl and part b: Robt
Wunderlich TO Isle Schiffman. 102 Az
1919: atty. Isidor NJ Katz S4 Nassau
81 81 -o'
BROADWAY, cor 13d st. all; Onward
Constr Co to the Ansona. Inc 20 yrs
from Oct l. 1917; attys,. Wesselman s.
X. 55 liberty st. ...... s157,50o- 1877 500
SAME PROP; the Ansonia to the Hotel
Ansonia Corpn, on the premises; rcre
corded from June IA, 1919; attys,
same 81
to same; ! 8 3-l2 yrs from Aug l, 1922:
~ y =, Sditie So,VVV
18TH ST, I'll w, east part 10th fl, the
45th st Realty Co to Charles T Dough-
erty Co, on the premises: yrs from
FEB !. 1919; yrs renewal. attys. Cal
lom 6s Rlnke. 165 Bway .........$2 $500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Washington So. Apartment Sold

I. Irving Walsh has sold for James
A: Renwick as individual, and the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
as trustee. the en-story house
known as the seven-story Apartment,
fronting 81 feet on Washington Square
and "A fgeet on Waverlcy Place. The
property has been under the same
ownership for thirty-five years The
buyers are Frueauff, Robinson &
Sloan, investors.