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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Results at Auction

by Joseph Z. Day.
108th st, 1l3 E, n S, 1855 Park ave,
25x1o01f 4-story int; Emigrant In
dus Savgs Bank agt Ida Diskin ct al;
due, S10.546.57; taxes, ETC., S71190; to
the plaintiff for $4,000.
Ave a, 1857, cor 18th st (No
441-5), 52.9x200, 6story int & strs;
also
Henry st. 1851, n corn Rutgers
(No, 80, 1046X25, 6-story int & strs;
Safety Holding Co agt Myles Purvin
ct al; due, $12,091o9; taxes, etc,
$4,557,09; to the plaintiff for S126,250.
BY Henry Brady
Clinton st, 1868, cor Stanton st,
10Ox25.4, 6-story int & strs; Rector,
Church Wardens, etc, of st. Bartholo-
news Church agt Broome-Clinton Co
ct al; due, $65,20251; taxes, etc,
$95950; to the plaintiff for 100000.
By James J. Donovan.
Honeywell ave. 19606-4, cor Ire
mont ave, 100x6o, 5-story fiat & strs;
Il B Meeks ct al agt Evelyn Bldg Co
ct al; due, S60412.71; to Thomas +
Lewis for $76O25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Publishers Locate
On Sixth Avenue
Owners of ''Independeni" and
"Harper's Weekly" Come to
Stay-Take Long Lease

Interest greater than the consum-
nation of a real estate deal is attacked
to the coming of the Independent Ger
poration, publisher OF "The Indepen-
dent" and "Harper's Weekly" to Sixth
Avenue. 1t might be the start of this
street as TIE centre of TIE publishing
trade. The disturbance caused by the
quartermaster taking over the Printing
Crafts Building, in the Pennsylvania
district, has scattered the hope of riv-
citing to that section the printing and
publishing business. The Brett &
Goode Company announced yesterday
that 1t had sub-leased for Siegel Bros.
& Goodman the entire sixth floor at
oil to 519 Sixth Avenue to the Inde-
pendent Corporation for long term of
years; also an additional floor in the
Flint g. Homer building, 20 to % West
Thirty sixth Street, to Charles p.
Goldsmith Il Co. for term of years:
also IN the Schlegel building at 800
to $40 East Twenty -second Street.
space to the Commanday- Roth Corpor-
alton.
Michael f. Upset has leased for N.
l. Berwln d Co, Inc, as agents, the
store and basement at 922 broadway,
northeast corner Of Twenty-frst
Street, for ten years to Max Haber,
proprietor of the Delmonico. Waldorf
and Columbia restaurants Mr.. Haber
Will establish here another restaurant
and bakery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Winchester Stakeholder
Makes Charge of Fraud
Declares Proposed Reorganiza.
ton Is Atfempt to Greece
Out" Minority

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 20
Charges that the directors of the
Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
of New Haven, the banking firm of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., of Boston and
New York and others, are planning to
Cheat, Cypress and defraud the
stockholders of the Winchester Com
pany" by a proposed reorganization
OF the company, were made in d pc
tltlon for an injunction filed in the
United States District Court here
by Edward W. Demarest of jersey
City, and which was made public to-
day. Judge Thomas issued temper
airy injunction Wednesday ard ordered
hearing to be held here next Mon
day
The petition declares that scheme
IS on foot to minimize the value of
the stock and freeze out Demarest and
other stockholders who would not
join in the reorganization plan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
General Merchandise

,, ALENnAIE, S. Glory Wolff 4 Co; Mrs.
nay r Won. ladies ready to wear. millinery.
T En sooas' care Charles Schoolhouso. Sons. 40
ALtENToWN. Penalties Bros; NJ Hess. rep
resentlns; Al Union Square: Gregorian
ANDEN, \. C.-rurnage Bros. f. Turnage gen
eT9i :, m si,, Holland
ELECTROMAGNETIC Ambach & Sons: Michael
BINGHAMrON. \. Y.--Fower Dick & Walker:
Mss ~ MerrelI. rcpresenting West Thitty fourth
BosToNI-Jordan. Marsh & Co: Miss Hurtibese.
easement buyer: 432 Fourth Avenue.
BURLINGTON, Nt--Currer Co: l.. Curricr. gen
cfal merchau1 Sc Bro7tell
cHICAGo-liuloch Hosiery Mills; W. H. Watson.
representing; Robert Fulton
cLENELAND-Wllliam Taylor Son & Co., dry
goods; c. H. Strong. manager 40 Fourth Avenue.
CHlvAGO-J. G.bian. general merchandise; MARI
EAGLE PASS. Texas-L. Deboua Dry Goods Co.
r. peboua. dry goods. shoes, general merchandise;
ECFAuLA Aa-Rerringer Bros; A. F. Ber-
ringer, dr. goods millinery. carpets. shoes; Penn
,, HARTFORD. Come; Fox & Co. dry goods
L. MCses =. representing l4l Madison Avenue
eral dry goods furniture and co1pets Bres li S'i
=. Nasty lLLt-casner, Knott Dry Goods 90; l..
NEW BEDFoRD Mass-Nsteigcr- pudgcou Co :
hosiery. ihbons. gloves. knit underwear. mems
furnishing goods and umbrellas jay Co. 4O4 Fourth
pIIILADELpHIA--straw & Clothier; Miss
L. 4. Bouk and Mrs j. II. Connington. repre-
PIlTSBJ RGu--Jones Dry Goods Co. A. Jones'
drygoodS and general merchandise: Grand.
PORTLAND Mc.-Porteus Mitchell 4 Drawn
"a; r NIeGrath and \. Mitchell. Jr.. represent
UP i2 Eg45'h ASenp HsT 9Th oqF Frank Co Mr.
Beck. general basement merchandise: L. J. Cos
teNo 2l2 Fifth Avenue.
RALEIGH. \. C.-IIline & Lazarus: G. Laz-
arlls general merchandise Grand
RICHMOND. a-Fourquereau. Temple e. Co.
]. II. Perrin. notions. fancy goods. toilet goods
SAN FRANC1SCO--A shcrek & Sons: Herbert
y. Sherek representing; II East Twelfth Street.
SALT LAKE CllY-A. Allen. general merchan
disc Brozten
TWIN FALLS. Idaho-United Stores; T. W.
Dumhe. ladies' ready to wear, underwear. men s
furnishings. general merchandise: Bristol Hotel.
VIRGINIA. Minn.-Shanedling Bros. Dry Goods
Co. NJ Shanediins. clothing and dry goods
Latham.
WORCESTER Mass.--Denholm g. Mckay Co.
dry goods; Il T. Newkirk. vice-prosident go
lfth Avenue.
PLATTSBURG. y. Y. -Dengate Hsdley: w.
II. Dengate. dry goods and ready to wear CUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Senate Votes to Continue
Federal Sub-Treasuries
Glass Plans Reorganization to
Eliminate Them Next
Year

WASHINGTON. Feb Provisions
in the legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill for continuance
of the nine sub-treasuries at Balti-
more, Boston, Chicago. Cincinnati. New
Orleans, New York, Philadelphia. St.
Louis and San Francisco were adopted
to-day by the Senate, which refused to
concur in the proposal of the House
for their immediate adjustment.
Those in charge of the bill presented
letter from Secretary Glass urgiag
restoration of the sub-treasury appro-
priations, stricken out by the House.
MIR. Glass said the sub-treasuries
should be continued another year and
that before the next appropriation bill
was brought out he expected to pre-
sent reorganization plan dividing
their functions between the Treasury
and the Federal Reserve bank system.
Senator Smoot, OF Utah. criticised
the Senate amendment, declaring the
sub-treasuries We're continued with
out a shadow Of excuse"
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interpretations

ALBANY. Feb. 2o.-The following
interpretations were filed with the Sec
rotary of State day;
:. THO Mcbride Studios; $4,000; West
Nyack Dennia II. Mcbride, z. G.. Mcbride
William A. Mcbride, ! Park Row. New
D6eas-Hundlcy Corporation. realty; s25.-
900 Manhattan; Louis f.. Felix. Sydney g.
kiee. Frank Il. Galgano go Broadway, New
e.. Standard ri Lock company. 1ne. $4,000 ;
James 8. Lemon, Syracuse. n. y.
900 Buffalo; Edward +. Walsh Thomas
OF Commerce Building, Buffalo. N. Y.
Watson Transportation Corporation, Inc. !;
T. H. Walton. Charles u. Engel. % Broad
Street. New York City.
Victoria orr oc Cand T., ManufactuTing Company
Avenue. " The Bronx New York S'9 CITY. '''''"
Long Island Rural Motor Express Com
pany, Inc; $4,000; Manhattan; H. l.
East Thrty-seventh Street, BROOKLYN
Horseshoe Tire Company, Inc. 5000 :
Manhattan T.. X. Espenhain, Charles r..
Skinner. IA West Sixty-hf,h Street, New
York CITY: T; II. spence. Milwaukee, Wis.
A. A. 1rsdjng and Manufacturing Conn
pany he, dru29sts' business; $4,000
Manhattan chnric@ NJ. Norden. Louis
} iairf. tuUiH ihHdeiDaufh, 1908 Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn.
Franklin Jotor Transportation. Inc. +;
$4,000: Brooklyn, William Il. Franklin.
mary y. Franklin. Margaret Ryan. l62 Gar
field Place. Brooklyn.
Brown Milling Company, Inc. -four. seed.
ETC.; 10000; Randolph, Cattareugus
County, r. Y; D. A. Brown. q. Il. Brown.
II. j. Morton. Randolph. ~. Y.
Breakwater Transportation Company. Inc. /;
5000 Manhattan: o. j. Keim. G. Batcs. M.
TeKell. lbi Noble Street. Brooklyn
Levine Jewery Corporation. 900 MINI
haitian, u. GinzburR. l.. NJ. Picker, Albert
iesine. SO WRIST ld7th Street. New York
CITY.
Nawy Swiat Publishing Company. Inc. ;
ssH0J0f Manhattan. w Kopaeenicz, A.
i.rse.es.s. a. uoude1, go Eass Fourteenth
ffef. tsew 5orH ftg.
Ehestev Ter Cream Company. Inc. :
~ fonkera aaron i,otkin Max Yutau.
~ ~ Ffiee'nHn, Forubrook Street. Yon-
kesa, =. \.
Melniker hammock Manufacturing Con,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Seaboard Bank Options
Broad Street Corner

The Seaboard National Bank, located
at 10 Broadway for number of years,
is acquiring a new site for the institu-
ton. Several properties are being
considered and an option has been OBJ
tanned on the property at the south
west corner of Broad and Marketfield
streets, known as ~ Broad Street, a
tiye-story building, 33.11x10O4x31 SIX
9710, owned by Colonel Edward H. r.
Green and others. The option has been
procured as form of insurance, so
that In the event of the bank not being
able to obtain a more suitable site it
will be assured of home in the i'm
mediate vicinity of its present quar-
tiers. The option runs for three gears
and the refusal may be terminated at
any time upon three months notice.
The lease on 18 Broadway has still
three years and quarter unexpired.
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Mems W ear

ALBANY-Freedman Furniture Co; NJ. Freed
.snf mems and womens clothing. L0nsacre.
BALTINfORE-B. Fleishman x Bros; s.
Fleishnan. clothing; 1851 Broadway. room 4o2.
BOsTON-L Gotlieb Co. L. Gotieb. clothing
a. Longacre.
cniral
wsfAA
"a teas and hats. l. G. Clayton. representing
KsYSER " va.-Kaplan Co. Mr.. Kaplan.
Ens war: Herald Square.
LANCASTER. Penn--Na;t & Shad. r c. s.
ans mems clothing; AZ Fourth Avenue. fifth
t0e
LINCOLN Neb.--NefsSy CO.. Mr.. Nefsky. cloth
ashEEsPoRT. Peun-The Redeu Co: J.
Ssts. hat. ans and furnishing goods Ge,ald
SEED G smith. mems wear: FLANDERS.
PINE BLUFF Ark.--ke5tor Z ki4tAenihal: \.
t,uu.n;ssi. clothing. hats. furnishing goods and
-e.s nrssf suls
PITTsBURGH-H Neiss Co II. Weiss. mems
HnshinFs ETC. Herald Square
RoCHESTtR =. N->in.cy LINDSAY < Cur
Go; VI. Tulorh. Wholesale mems furnishings
ise Fourth Avenue
UTICA y y-Jas Ke'lmury & Co; ], N.
AeirITy. c.oth.as. furnishing gools and hats
Marlborough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Buys Home From Plans


Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Kensington Homes Corporation the
one-family house on a plot 40xlO0 on
the east side of East Ninth Street, 22C
feet north of Avenue j, Brooklyn. This
house is in course of construction. 1t
will be ready for occupancy in April.
The Meister Builders have sold 1884
Seventeen Street. two family house
This completes the resale of the five
houses recently purchased from the
Kings County Trust Company by the
builders.
Thomas Kilcoyne has sold the dwell
ing house, on plot S0X100, at the corner
of Fifty-second Street and Fourteenth
Avenue, to |. Wilekerz; 1884 Fifty fifth
Street to L. Weingasson, and plot
40XlO0, in Fifty-eighth Street, near
Sixteenth Avenue, to r. Gloomberg.
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pany Inc. $1,000 Brooklyn Abr Melniker,
F.. Dworetzky. Saul Calmanson, 1901 Myrtle
Avenue, Brooklyn.
c, II. Selick. Inc; perfumes. drugs, etc
$4,000; Manhattan; George Selicks G. A.
Selick. Charles Reeve. 427 Fiftieth Street,
Brooklyn.
Julius BONN Agency, Inc: insurance
100000; Manhattan; Julius Bohm Max
New York City.
Fullview Bakery Company. Inc; $4,000
Manhattan Joseph Borock David Dubinslsy,
Emma Dubnsky. 2770 Eighth Avenue. New
York City
Leading Dress and Costume Company. Inc.
$4,000; Manhattan: Isidore Nelson, LYMAN
ReinRold, Samuel Leinof, 1888 Prospect Ave
nue.. Bronx.
=, TEXT Graph Publishing Company; 10000
Manhattan r. " Goldstein, Henry r. Cap
IAN Eugene Captain, POS East Tifty-sixth
Street. New York City
The German Auto Equipment Company.
Inc; o.00O; Brooklyn; Charles r. Davis,
J. p. German. T. c. Hunter. so Maiden Lane
New York City
=, sirkin & sirkin. Inc. hosiery; $4,000
Manhattan: Julius Sirkin, George Sirkin,
Samuel Sirkin. "A East Ninety-sixth Street.
New York City
rage Inc; 5000; Brooklyn; William +.
Hohwiesner. William Hohwiesner. M. M.
Hohwiesner. 34SA Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn.
D u A. Adjustment Company, Inc. Sc. 900
t.iii!uH Lowry, "A i. Mayo, 10
Levy, ~ Albany Avenue. Brooklyn.
=, ihe Peoples Ice and Coal Company. of
Ionawanda. Inc; $4,000: Tonawanda. N.
r.; H. W. Foels. T. J. Foels. j. J. Pfeifer,
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Chald-Max Motor Corporation 10000
rochester; j. l.. Hicks, II. w. Waldecl,
Ki!,ochester, N. y; L. c. Thompson, Jersey
Shore. Penn.
Elgn Motor Distributing Company, fly
ing machines; etc; $4,000; New York
county; %. /. Sanger. H. w Ess, II.
Sanger, 2f3 West Fifty-scventh Street, New
The salvo Lavo Remedy Company. Inc
herbs and bottles $4,000; New York
County Richard II. Henrchs, Bertha Helm
rlchs, Thomas L. Armstrong, 2140 Broad
way New York City.
The Audit and APPRAISAL Corporation
SO 1000; New York County Ralph A. Kohn
Harry Harris Clifford C. Ludvigh. nc
broadway, New York City.
Burg q Bronstcin, Inc, ladies' dresses
$4,000; Manhattan; Minnie Burg. Title
Bronstein. Elizabeth TuroR. ~ Gouverneul
Street. New York City
Modern Pharmacal Company, Inc $780,
zoo; Manhattan; Joseph Indursky, Hyman
lndursky, Nathan Lieberman, IS West 10th
Street. New York City
New York and Porto Rico Export. Inc.
$4,000; Manhattan Arthur Craft, Bernard
Greser, Joseph Ross 2103 Vyse Avenue. The
Bronx. New York City
The kruse Cafe and Restaurant Company
Inc; $4,000; Manhattan; Henry Kruse
Wilhelmina kruse, Lena Merken. 10 East
Eighty eighth Street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Miscellaneous

ALBANY-Lodge & Co; W. s. Lodge. hosiery,
BALTIMORE-L Sachs. hay. grain. etc. ; Broad
4 B1NGHAMroN. n. Y.-Fowler. Dick & Walker
Miss II. b. Mason books and stationery; West
BosroN|R, ii. stesrns Co. dryg9ods etc G.
II. Wood, china and glassware; 200 Fifth Avenue !;
Park Avenue Hotel: Mrs Fleming. art goods; 47O
BoSr0N~iofdsn Mar.h * Co: Miss Maddox
chidrea 1atS i92 Fourth Ayenns ~
pe,, novelties 4o4 Fourth Avenue 9TH floor
CHARLOTTE \ C-S Houston drygoods aud
~o cHS1i ggTi A' 4 c@la Mellon Co..
Shelton ctldgens wear; Walhck.
CHICAGO Chicago Merchandise Co: g. A.
sfoueAill flowers and feathers: 62l broadway
CIuCAGo-J Go,areich Co. ]. Goldrech. jobs
il umbrellas ETC.. broadway Central.
CHICAGo-Sears Roenuck Co.; Mr. Burton
c pracf9 s' 5i IKE eG Co Argue b Dckcr
son representative; Grand.
GADsDfN, Ala. Duncan Co.; Mrs, +. Own
JoHNsoNBl re- Penn.--j Donne!ly. women $
wear and general nercnaud'se; Bristol
D. A NJ ,,,r;, china: Cg'nberl apd ,, .,.,
NJ 'KEESPoRT Tenn--J. D. o'Nen Co. Miss C.
MoNTREAI-haNdcr Paper Co. \. Kandcr. rep
MN HAvn%" sbartcneerg & Robinson: D. D.
Avenue. 5ih aocr
-siravprldge & cotbicr; ] c.
Wilson. Wallpaper and decorator: Pennsylvania.
PnIIADEIPlIlA-,l WanmnsEor: W. l.. Eek
harif pictures. broadway and 10th Street; Wood
ward
PITTsBuRGH-Ka & Bacr CO. Miss y
Mrf,lwaiu hosiery i0i Fourth Avenue. Holland.
PORTSMOUTH. Ohio-Mar,ng Bros. Co, II q.
Duis. toys. notions. gloves. ribbons and furnishing
lads. l4l Madison Avenue, care LEONARD
pKOVIDENCE-Fry Bros; w. Fly mfrs. Of
KoCHEsTGR. <. Y-Dury- >-owcrs CO.: NJ B.
0'roole. gloves. hosiery, mems furnishings. womcns
ROCHESTER,. \. Y.~r. W Edwards & Son
Mis- N redmond. infants wear, Commodore.
ROCHESTER. \. Y.-sbley. Lindsay & Curr Co
" Rigs china. 49, Fourth Avenue.
SAN FRANCISCO Emporium; Mr. Malkom.
gloves. hosiery. underwear; % Fifth Avenue.
san FRhNCISCO-E Well * Co.; G. Haas.
china and glassware. Is East wenty-silth Street.
Latham.
WASHINGTON. - Cd Cohen & Son: L..
Cohen notions faucy goods and mfrs. ladies' under
wear. Herald square.
NAStI<CTVN-Ma Mayer d Co Mr. Mayer. cloth
las ana house furnishings: York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Philippine imports and
Exports 10 Show Big Year
Only Copra Trade Reduced
Sugar Shipments Heavy
9. 5. Heavy BUYER

WASHINGTON, Feb. Philippine
foreign trade showed steady and en-
couraging increase during 1913 with the
United States. the dominant nation,
the Bureau Of Insular Affairs of the
War Department announced to-day on
receipt Of cabled information from
Manila
Total imports amounted to 1898, 500 200
an increase of fifty per cent over 1917
while the export total increased from
$95, 604 300 to $135, $50 800 The United
States figured in sixty per cent of the
imports and two-thirds of all the ex-
ports.
Among the important exports copra
alone showed a marked reduction, hemp,
sugar and cigars showing increases. Less
than half of the sugar exported came
to the United States, however, owing to
distance and The shipping shortage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Hotel dies Artistes
Rear TO Be Guarded
Walter Russell Secures Dwelling
ON 68th Street for Artist
Syndicate

of arss N organss one 81 thu ' H Ioed ds
Artistes Corporation, has purchased
for ultimate addition to their holdings
the large dwelling and plot at il West
Sixty-eighth Street. The property is
directly in the rear Of the Hotel des
Artistes and was purchased to protect
the light Of that structure 1t consists
of four-story dwelling partly cover
ing a plot 55xl00.5, adjoining the Sec
ond Church of Christ, Scientist. Nal
colin Z. Smith and Rudolph c. Culver,
Inc, with Butler & Baldwin. brokers in
the transaction, announced that the
purchaser intends to convert the dwell
ing into small Notwithstanding apart
ments, for which there is q big demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

AUDUBON Az. o +. 2a.l1 9Sth 81 Harmon W
Ilendiicks 70 /. Hendricks. 20 Park ay: atty.
r ier T. la CEDAR ,-s. t. t;,syoor, s,ls,
Estate Co. - Wall St; atty, E A SHOW. Il wall
st ........... -. $50 0oe
SD Az 1855 mtge s. 600 Emile sorgeufre 10
Westoheser Ave Bank 1860 Southern Blvd: atty.
T 6 4 Co l76 broadway ..:...........s 81
ssrII ST 207 l. mtge $4,000 I Co TO
Columbia Trust Co. so Broadway. grdu sydney
,er Tu ST %. 1oh sv Bernard y r 9OS
TO Il p Foss ATTY. I & & r Co, l76 BROADWAY.
HATH ST s. S. IS Audubon ay: mtgc now
$3.50, Annia Vosel 10 Union Chemical Glassware
GO, .o6 Broadway. atty, Edw Schwartz 9e6
i.tr"'iNaf Al
SolII N. 70 l.. Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co adnir
70 Empire Trust Go. l20 Broadwsg. atty. 7 G 4
- 20. 100 lN0at"aN o. 100 ,uun
ARDEN 81 II. Andrew Wilson, trustee. Ia shas
ptunaA lSi c1itral Park W: ats l. T X T Co.
100 BroaHwaY 80. Observation-Disclosures 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
City Dwellings Leased

Pease G. Gilman have leased for
Mtenb sr the TO MrS Am nfX
basement dwelling at 92 Riverside
Drive, adjoining the north corner of
Eightyfirst Street.
Thomas J. O'Reilly has leased the
dwelling at 2S West 10th Street for
a term of years to Thomas D. Wilber
Samuel II. Martin has leased for
Sidney X. Morris the four story
dwelling at II West Sixty-ninth Street
to Mrs. Bertha X. Williams for three
years.
Shaw & Co. have leased 1872 East
118th Street, three-story dwelling
for Mrs. E. b. Franklin, to Donate
CuStafarO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Major Weaver Back
To Prepare Way for 9th

Major S. Fullerton Weaver. of the
famous 9th Division, New York Ma
t'onal Guard, which broke the Hinden-
burg line, is back in town. He arrived
with other officers of the 9th sent
home by General Organ to prepare
the way for the Homecoming of the
fighting division. There is little doubt
that many old friends of the builder
and real estate man overlooked his
name in the announcement of the re-
turning officers. Major Weaver has
been out of real estate for more than
two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Frank Z. Smith Is
Back i'm Realty Field

Frank Z. Smith, who for twenty-five
years conducted one of the largest real
estate offices in this city up to three
years ago, when on account of i'll
health he retired, is now connected
with Richard w. Elliott. as manager
of the sales department. Mr. Smith has
largest real estate transactions that
have taken place IN the last twenty
five NearS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
East Side Dwelling BUYERS

George A. Croker is the purchaser
of the four-story and basement dwell
ing house at 1875 East Seventy
Street, sold recently by The Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company
for Douglas L. Gilman. 1t stands on
Tot 17x1022, and will be occupied by
the new owner.
Richard L. Beckwth is the buyer of
224 East SiXty-frst Street, sold ycster-
day by George f. Sinram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
More West Side Studios

Another interesting apartment alter
alton on the West Side is planned at
302 West Eighty-frst Street, five
story American basement dwelling,
which Mrs. A. G. Seggerman, the own
err, will lease for long term of years.
The transaction will be completed this
week. The property adjons the resi-
denee of A. ?. w. kinnan at the south
west corner of West End Avenue and
Eighty-first Street, which was taken
under lease recently by Louis Pincus
for alteration into small suites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Albec BUYS Sound Front Site

motor, is the buyer OF the Nelson
waterfront property at Larchmont Har-
bor Larchnont, the sale of which was
reported last week. Mr. Albee owns
home at The Hommocls, near Larch-
mont. He has not announced what he
intends to do with his latest purchase.
Howell G.. Perrin was the broker in the
transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Bic Theatre for The Bronx

A theatre costing $50 600 and with a
seating capacity of about 1000 is to be
erected at the corner of Washington
Avenue and 1S6th Street. The owner,
L. A Ward, has leased the proposed
theatre for long term of years to
Charles A. Goidreyer, who operates a
chain of threatres in The Bronx, in
GLIDING the Concourse, the University
and the FOrdham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Piano Maker Buvs i'm Montclai,

The Frank Hughes Taylor Company
sold for Edward c. O'Nclll, builder to
Fred +. Griffith, Of the Griffith Piano
Company, Paterson. his property, 80
Prospect Avenue, Montclar, a colonial
residence and garage, on q half-acre
plot along the mount2inslde. The
property was valued at $4,000 and was
sold for cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Boston Road Apartment Sale
Apartment Rentals

Pease g. Gilman have leased apart
ments at 1876 Madison Avenue, to j. L.
Brinda; at 305 Lexington Avenue, to
Mrs Minnie G. Neal; at IA West Tenth
Street, to Robert Eads; in the Belnord
at Broadway and Eighty-sixth Street,
for the NICHOLSON Company as
agents, to c. d. Simons, and at $40
Manhattan Avenue, to Philip A. Vogel-
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
House Furnishings, Furniture
Floor COVERINGS. Draperv

ADMINISTRATION Furniture Co. H W. Freed
man. furniture; Longacre
ALLENTOWN. Peun.~-H. S Lands & Co; IL
S. Lands. carpets. rugs upholstery drapcries OIL
cloths shades house furnishing goods; Marlborough
CANTON. Ohio.-W. r. Zollnger & Co; Il C.
Andrews. draperies. carpets rugs: 4Oi Fourth Ave
uue. lay Co
Glen EI4AND-May Co. j. w Moorcho,,se.
Street Sth floor.
LANCASTER. Pcnn.--Rcllly Bros & Raub; U.
glassware: Herald Square
LANCASTER. Penn.-Watt & Shand: IL +.
Kline. house furnishings; 49, Fourth Avenue, 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21

The Amundsen Realty Company
Macmillan Morgenthau, president, has
purchased from the Prudential Savings
Bank the southeast corner of Fulton
Street and Cornwell Avenue, Hollis, i
|. The plot is $50 feet on Cornwol
Avenue ard 80 feet on Fulton Street
with an l. OF G0X45 on which a garage