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The sun., 1919-09-17
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Brown Resells Forty-fifth st.
Exchange Building to
Realty Company.
WAS HELD AT $750,000
Union Chemical and Glassware
Company in Loft and
Apartment Deals.
WAS HELD AT $75o,OoO

The Forty-fifth Street Exchange Build
at 1I1 to lat West Forty-fifth street,
,d,oIning the Lyceum Theatre. which
.as acquired last July by Frederick
Brown, was resold yesterday by that
oosrator to the Carter Realty Company.
Tho property is a modern twelve story
0s5ce and store structure and was held
Al ;75o,o00.
In addition to a substantial sum In
..sh Mr.. Brown received a large estate
a. Mount Kisco, N. Y. valued at $780,
oeO This property comprises about geo
acres A fine residence and outbuildings.
ma adjoins the Richard Harding Davis
nlaca S. Osgood Pell & Co. negotiated
~ transaction. Title to the Forty-hfth
street property passed to the new owner
today.
The Carter Realty Company, which
takes title. is a subsidiary of a large
accounting firm and It expects to occupy
,our entire floors OF the structure. The
Mot Is 6s.7x100. Mr.. Brown acquired
he property from William Crawford OF
Monroe county.
The sun., 1919-09-17
ROCKEFELLER BLDG. LEASE.

Through William A. White & Sons,
c. w. Kraushaar, the art dealer. has
rented from John d. Rockefeller, Jr.,
the northerly store at $50 Fifth avenue,
between Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth
streets. adjoining St Thomas's Church.
This is the first move made by this
firm since 1901 when they established
their galleries at eco Fifth avenue The
founder Of c. w. Kraushaar entered
the art business with william Schaus in
1872, and remained with him until 1885.
That year he started his own business at
1853 Broadway, and in 1891. because of
the increased demands of his business,
moved to a larger store next door at
1857 Broadway.
The southerly store at $50 Fifth ave-
nue. was rented by Yamanaka & Com
pany two years ago. and the fact that
Kraushaar has entered the field in this
locality would indicate a northerly move
ment Of the art interests.
The sun., 1919-09-17
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

o. e Alard and J. J. Levey Com
pany sold to a client sos Cortelyou
road, Flatbush. near East Eighth street,
a two story and attic frame detached
cottage, plot 34x100.
Charles C. STEELE sold the three story
and basement brick house at So ST
Marks place to Mary A Maybury.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Minnie Ackenback the two family brown
stone dwelling. 1s.6x90, at '653 Prospect
place. Charles Partridge was the broker.
Driver & Bowie sold the brick dwelling
S1SA Eighth street for Mrs. Louis R
Bills to Mrs. C. q. Mills for occupancy.
1. Salzberg sold for M. ]. Bartlett to
II. Gordon the two. family brick house,
20x10o. at 1117 Forty-eighth street, $50
feet east of Eleventh avenue.
The sun., 1919-09-17
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

VALENTINE AvENUE-The Adelsea
Realty Corporation, II. b. Felbin pres
ident, sold to the Ledge Realty Cor
poration the twenty-family apartment
house, on a plot 50x100. held at $7o,-
600 ma renting for $1,000, at 2255
Valentine avenue.
ST. PETERS AVENUE-Harry and
William Howell sold to BENJAMIN
Gordon the two family dwelling at
1910 St Peters avenue.
CHARLOTTE STREET - Joseph q.
Aoramson purchased from Alfred Ra-
we're 1903 Charlotte street, adjoining
the corner Of 1870 street, a new law
five story fiat, a7.6x100. The property
shows an annual rental of over 81 900
and was held at $4,000 Pease &
Gilman We're the brokers.
BOSTON ROAD-Max Cohen bought
through j. KrinslSy the Eve story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner OF Boston road and 16Sth street.
on plot 51.6x100. The house is ar
ranged for fifteen families and was
held at $4,000.
EDGEwATER ROAD u. Clarence
Davies sold for F. b. Austin 1893
Edgewater road, near Freeman street.
two family dwelling on a lot 25x100.
HOUGHTON STREET-Harry and Will
lam Howell sold to Fred ". Kunzle
the dwelling at 2152 Houghton street.
MORRIS PARK AvENUE-Harry and
William Howell sold to Edward Mo-
berg eleven lots in Morris Park avenue.
The sun., 1919-09-17
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Meister Builders Inc. sold rs Harper
place, Arlington, N. j., a one-family
brick house on a plot 20x100.
Philip ]. Bowers sold TO Lydia Cra-
ter through Feist & Feist dwelling,
loxi20. at 0 Kenilworth place. East
Orange, N. J.
Bowles a Company sold for A. A.
lincoln a house in Westview avenue,
Leonia, N. j. to Frank CREME; also a
house in Ames avenue to Louis Vogel.
Bellows & Warren leased at Yonkers.
N. Y, dwelling and half acre at l6S
Park avenue TO DR.. Thomas W. Hast
ings; dwelling at 554 North Broadway
TO NJ r.. Woodward and house at 20
Belmont terrace 10 j. c. Punderford.
Calm g. Pittman purchased the four
ntory eight-family apartment 81 clif
street. fonlEers. s3x97. n. william
schns negotiated the sale
The sun., 1919-09-17
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased to
w. Leon Pepperman and ]. d. Thomson
the entire fourth and fifth floors at
West Fifty seventh street.
w. F. Dean & Company leased the
entire building at IL Stone street to
s. w. Coston Supply Company; the
third floor of 107 Broad street to the
Metropolitan Export Company, and the
first loft Of So Pearl street to Mcintosh,
Terrio & Company.
The Brett & Goode Company leased
in 81 West Forty-ffth street the store
to q. Klose & Company and the top
floor to Cecile & Company: and in SO
West Forty-fifth street the second and
third floors to the New Standard EN-
broidery House and Herbert r Coons.
The sun., 1919-09-17
GLASSWARE co. IN TWO DEALS.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
many bought from the Directors Realty
Folding Company IL Randolph Jacobs
snd Everett Jscobs) the eleven story
loft building, on plot 50x100, at 100 to
LIS West Twenty-sixth street. near Sixth
avenue The property was held at $780,
900 and rents for about $4,000. Ber-
nard London was the broker.
Two eight story apartment houses,
each on a plot 5ox1o0, at Ill 20 lit
Montague street, In the Columbia
Heights section of Brooklyn, were bought
BY the Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany, Inc, from the Chelsea Realty Com
pany. The buildings are two blocks
from Borough Hall. They were held at
Ss00, 900 and rent for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-09-17
TENANTS BUY EVERETT BLDG

Metcalf Brothers & Co.. dealers in
woollens, have purchased from the
United States Realty and Improvement
Company the Everett building, a sixteen
nory structure at the northwest corner
o. Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street.
valued at 100000. The purchasers
nave occupied the twelfth floor of the
building for several years
The structure fronts 142 feet on
Fourth avenue and 1878 feet on Seven
eenth street, and is one of the finest
buildings in the Fourth avenue section.
1t replaced the Everett House, land
marx OF the city, and there has seldom
Deem vacancy In the building.
The sun., 1919-09-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
AT Il Wesley STREET,
BY Henry Brady

1OsD ST, i47h- 14s. " cor Lexington ev,
1884. 8ox100.11, 4 sty int and strs-Ex-
celsior Savings Bank agt Epstein,
sxr, &c, ct al; Harold Swain. atty; due,
s2s,oso:26i taxes, &C, Sl.is8.sS; to the
,.Pp sT aIS w :: tx 1th ;S10' SSV
9slI, sty tnt-Lincoln Trust Co agt
Sidney Gassenheimer ct al-Middlebrook
g. B. attys; due. S17.3lo.So; taxes. sc,
1853 ST, Isl P W. s. 200 W TN az Si'' SST
e9.1i, sty tnt-E s Jackson agt sidney
Gassenheimer ct al; Middlebrook & d.
attys; due. s1s.Bs2,l4; taxes. &C, 5000
BY James J. Donovan.
OGDEN AV, 9, rs 166th at. 1o0x1S2.t
to Nelson av Z 100. 8xiSs.s. vacant
Ephraim johnson ct al exrs. agt N
Haight ct all coombs 4 w. attys; due,
S15.o0b.s6; taxes &c. tl.67e.sti 70 the
plaintiff ...... .......s'''s'....s RlV'VVV
The sun., 1919-09-17
To-DAY's AUCTION OFFERINGS

Bryan L. Kennedy, auctioneer, will
sell several properties to-day at IA Vesey
street The list includes three vacant
plots in the Dyckman zone. seven in the
Borough of The Bronx and three in the
Bay Ridge section OF Brooklyn. Sunset
Inn on Echo Bay. New Rochelle, is to
be sold; also the dwelling at Sycamore
and Linden avenues. Plainfield, N. j.,
and at Greenwich, Conn. two plots OF
land, each consisting of more than three
acres, one with a dwelling.
The sun., 1919-09-17
40 WEST Bath STREET SOLD.

=, Joseph P. Day. sold for Mrs. Mary
= keister, 40 West Thirty-fourth
street. five story store and apartment
pudding, on lot 25x9s, to John J..
.aeynolds. who will make slight aItera-
uons TO the building and occupy a por-
tion Of 1t for his business.
rms property is In the zone Of the
tscent activity in the vicinity of the
,r1ennsyvania Railroad Terminal and
ule pennsylvania Hotel at Thirty-third
s sLset and Seventh avenue. 1t has been
a az 100000. william A. White
sons represented the seller.
The sun., 1919-09-17
SELLS THE SWITZERLAND.

The Switzerland. six story elevator
apartment house. at TAO Riverside drive,
northeast corner Of 151st street, has
oeen sold by the Grand Concourse Realty
COMPANY. Michael Kaufman, president,
70 William Landesman. The property
mas frontage of 1889 feet on the
oriVe and 145 feet on the street. II was
valued at about 100000 and rents for
about $4,000 annually.
The sun., 1919-09-17
BUYS "a WEST 67TH STREET.

william p Emo has purchased "a West
Fifty seventh street, a plot 50x100,
owned by Charles ]. Oppenheim, Jr..
who was formerly associated with OPP
penheim, Collins Company. 1t is the in
tention Of the buyer Immediately to
erect an eight story building to be &C.
eupled exclusively by himself in which
he intends to conduct an establishment
for the sale of women's apparel. The
purchaser was represented by Benjamin
Clark T. Chambers.
The sun., 1919-09-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and at
torney.)
noxVntoyyu.
(south of Fourteenth street. }


BowERY. 231-33, 8, 1879 g Stanton ct.
i7i.sx5l.sx irreg foreclos Sept 9, 1919
C L Donellan, ref. to Mary s Croxson.
137 Hicks st, Bklyn, Sept IS; attyA, Gull
len & d, 1T Montague OF, Bklyn. sos, 900
HENRY ST, 500, SIS. 1lxh BIKE w Cot
ter to Samuel sisser. ass Riyington Ct,
LEWIS sS@Hs sT. n "a st. tI.;Iicow
Chalmers Dale and ano, trus. 10 the De-
mand Wet Wash Laundry. Inc. prior mtg
$4,000. Sept /; atty. Lawyers r co,
MADISON 40 My ST. iii. s. ii.ixic;c.samussi
Katz to Jos Lempert, on premises, y
part. a {, all liens; atty. d Drangle. 90
RUTGERs ST. So. W Monroe at (lls-3o).
1e.10x75. 4xi71x75.4 foreclos Sept IL
nondnsn T Sth rsI; 70 SCI ZOO,
Attys. speir a b. 50 Wall sl,.... 81 Gee
ina, Z, r,ftb .xs ass si estw..p rourt..nth
and 10th streetAl
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The sun., 1919-09-17
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

The Houghton Company has been ap-
pointed agents for the following prop
critics which are being altered into small
suites: 157 West Seventy-third street,
81 West Gighty-ninth street, 1857 West
Ninety .1ird street. $50 West 18th
street, S11-312 Riverside Drive. Also
the private houses at 255 West Seven
tieth street. 31S West Seventeen street.
217 West Seventy-first street, 274 West
Seventy-arst street, 6S West Eighty
seventh street 16S West Ninety-fifth
street
Walter c. Cramp Augusta ]. Bow
man and Tina Mintz have formed the
No. 1S1 West Sixty-first street Com
pany to take over the apartment house
at that address, a fve-story structure.
4ox1oo.b. John P. Viscordi Is the owner
Of record.
Michael Sholtz, of Daytona, Fla, yes
terday took title to the fve-story build
ing at e4-66 Nassau street, sold some
time ago by the City Investing Company.
The sun., 1919-09-17

investor 1ss Audubon avenue. a fve
story triple fiat, s2x100. The property
was held at $4,000.
EAST THIRTY-FIFTH gTREET-The
Hellenic Eastern Orthodox Christian
Church bought from James c. No
CURE q Co. 133 East Thirty-ffth
street, forty feet west of Lexington
avenue. a four story dwelling. on lot
20x74.
EAST E1GHTY-FoURTH STREET.
The Philip Lair estateN sold AL
Eighty-fourth street, a three story
dwelling. 15.sx102.2. between First
avenue and Avenue A.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-Sager a
Shapiro sold to b. Adler the six story
twenty-four family apartment build
ing, 52xS6, at 925 St Nicholas ave-
nue.. held at $4,000.
ELIZABETH STREET-I,ouis Carreau
sold for the estate of Matthew Gold
man TO Charles Gulden, Inc, a. Eliza
beth street. i've story tenement,
25x55.s
LAIGHT STREET-The Seaboard Rice
Company purchased from the Denver
Chemical Company the six story
building, 25xs7.e. at 81 Laight street,
southwest corner Of Collister street.
which they now occupy.
WEST 136TH STREET-John H. Pierce
sold for Jules Frankel the three story
dwelling, 17xse.11, at Ill West 13eth
ntreet- near Seventh avenue.
The sun., 1919-09-17
REAL ESTATE FOR sALa
CHOICE INVESTMENTS

Convenient to Broadway. s6th St.,
apartment house; apartments Of rooms
bath, &c. Rents SIP 900. Price SCI, 900.
Convenient TO Broadway-lI0th St;
apartment house, and rooms. Rents
$4,000. Price et05, 900.
Fine apartment house overlooking Hud-
son River; elegant location; 8 to 5
rooms. Rents Sl3,700. Price SS5,OOO
Fine large Broadway corner apartment
house, with stores, In vicinity OF l45th
st. Rents $50 900. Price s4OO,OOO.
Elegant large corner apartment house.
TO rooms; elegant location. Rents
$4,000. Price S276,000.
Also all kinds OF other bargains, large
and small. and desirable exchanges. VIII
pay you TO investigate. What do you
want what have you got for sale or ex-
changer
II. T. WOOD. 22o Broadway, New York.
The sun., 1919-09-17
FURNJsHED ROOMS WANTED,

wANTED-In Newark or the Oranges
three or four furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; preferably IN a private fam
lily. Write or phone Mr.. W, A. STANTON,
IS Littleton Avenue. Newark. N. J. Phone
ee2 Market
The sun., 1919-09-17
CITY REAL ESTATE

qeTH ST so E.-Three story and base
ment IL room dwelling Immediate possess
sion; caretaker; price $4,000. TRAUBE,
1902 Lexington Ave.
The sun., 1919-09-17

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The sun., 1919-09-17
EAST of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streeta)

and 10th streets.)
LEXINGTON Av, 2Ss, W O. 4s.B 97th st,
94xs4 m, Sept l5-Jno H Phillips to
- Lawyers T q T Co. 100 Bway. 8 yrs,
ssD ST. n is.icc ,s2S seOt
17-Howard Alley and Jno D Trask
to Ellie II stanton. 17s e 10th st, yrs.
SO, pr mtg $4,000; atty, Title Guar g.
esd ST. 1866 E, n 9. 4ox100.s p m Sept
15-Maurice Brill to Fredk J Sterner.
60 SD st, yrs, 5%i atty B Shaw.
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Antoni Cho1onieVvsld.
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DO WIADCMOSCIi

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j swobodach politycznych bierze udzia{ cary, ME-
zmiernie liczny i r6znolity W SVEN spofecznem
uwarstwowieniu og6i szlachty, a tron oddawna juz
~przesta} bye dziedzicznym, Polska krystalizuJe sic
ostatecznie jake ustr6j szlachecko = demokratycz-
ny i szlachecko = republikanski. W ustach narodu
.zjawia sic samorzutnie ma oznaczenie tax uksztat-
towanego pahstwa nazwa ,,RzeczypospoliteJ" kto-
ra odpowiadajac wiernie duchowi u~rzadzen publ
cznych, upowszechnia sic szybko jake nieur7edo-
we okreslenie konstytucyjnej moharchii polskiej.
w naszej literature historycznej, niekoniecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-17

ME nawet autorament szko4y krakowskiej, j wogo-
lie W ca4ej wsp6czesnej um~ys}owosci, tendencya Go
obnizania wartosci urzadzen i idei panstWoWych
wiasnego narodu sta}a sic gems W rodzaju dobre-
20 tonu, z kt6rym, zdaje sic, stoimy odosobnieni
W Europe. Ola przykiadu spr6bujemy tn W zwiez-
lynn przypisku skontrolowac pare poglad6w ma da-
why sejm Rzeczypospolitej.
AL. Rembowski (,,Konfederacya i rokosz") pi-
SIZE: ,,Uwazam "a stosowne nadmienic, re twier.
dzenie prof. Bobrzynskiego, jakoby ustawa polska
z r. 1905, uswiecajaca udzia} szlachty W zyciu pam
stwowem, stworzyia parlamentaryzm, moze W ma
uce o panstwie spowodowac tylko zamieszanie po-
JAG. Przez wyraz ,parlamentaryzm" rozumie nau-
ka polityki zgodnie z historykami prawa panstwo-
wego system rzadzenia, czyniacy ministeryum "a
wisiem cd poparcia wiekszosci izby gmin. System
powyzszy wyrobi} sic i utrwali} W Anglii dopiero
ma poczatku XVIII wieku." Otoz kryteryum po-
wyasze jest najzupe}niej dowolne. Dowodzi tego
jasno fakt, re W Prusiech, a nawet W Rzeszy ME
mieckiej, dotychczas ministerya stoja zaufaniem
VIOLA korony, ME lib, j zadne votum nieufnosci re
strony reprezentacyi ludowej ME moze Emusic ich
do ustapienia. Co wiecej, nawet W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych p~6fnocnej Ameryki ministrowie ME So Cd
poWiedzialni pred kongresem, lecz Wyiacznie
pred prezydenten. Czy MONA jednak twierdzic,
jakoby Niemcy czy Ameryka ~p6inocna, ME by}y
panstwami parlamentarnemi?' Me. Gdyz istota
parlamentaryzmu jest poprostu taxi ukiad stosun-
k6w, W kt6rym spo4eczenstwo posiada CLOS wsp6i-
decydujacy sprawach panstwowych "a poSred-
nictwem swego mniej lub wiecej szeroko zakreslo.
nego przedstawicielstwa, ukiad, W kt6rym spoie-
~czehstwo to, jak obrazowo wyraza sic st. Kutrze-
ba, ynie jest tylko miekka glina W rekach wiadcy."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-17

zacye byly zawsze najpozadaiszym
cwenementern owSch literackich VIE
czor6w i zabaw.
Me musial bye Aleksander Milski
~jeszcze zbyt podeszlym, gdy dochodzi
wiesc o Egonie jego: zafujemy, Ii
brak nam o MIN biograficznych infor
macyi, re wiec tylko ma kr6tkiej Pc.
wyzszej charakterystyce iterackiej
jego i jego pisma poprzesta6 must
my. Spotykalismy go pred laty -
byi w6wczas W sile wieku meskiego
| W rozkwicie dzia1alnoSci - ntera-
ckiej i obywatelskiej: W obu tych
dziaiach piracy swej poloSyl czlowiek
6w zaslugi znaczne, wiec pewnie o
mich ME zapomma rodacy - wsp6l-
obywatele. Rec nalely jeszcze, IL
jak zyl, TAX zgina1 pieknie, cho6
tragicznie, jak o tenn donosi nam
matzOnka jego: cd szrapneaa padi u
kraihskiego:.. W obronie legi uko-
cLanego miasta, kt6remu posw1ecfl
Gala 5ycia swego robote. A gdy saty-
rq swa eieta 1 zawsze trafna - dial
sic niejednokrotnie We maxi -po-
bratymcom" - wFogom, walczyf z
mimi Gale iycie o Polskos6 pi6rem-
talk umierajac prawdziwego bohater-
silva zlozyl dowody, zamieniajac pt6-
70 - c1asu potIzeby - nA oreI wal
XII d~oraznej, W kt6rej leg4 cd wraze-
go pocisku... Piekny 1gon polskie--
go pisarza / rycerza zarazem; utrwa-
Ii on nacne jego imie, pomniktem sic
stanie dian we wdziecmej wsp6ho--
dak6w Pamdeci.