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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-27
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bIea Legislative
SESSION DE AVER
F PoR LA MANANA

A,las once menos veinte minutes sc
abri6 la session de la Camara. Preside
el senior Huyke. Ell Secretario pas6 lis
ia respondieron xeinte delegados, q.
son Aoa S gnientes; Aldreys Coll y Gu
chi, C6rdova, Guerra, Ginorio, Coma
lez Mena, Hernaiz, Huyke, Morales
Pagan, Penedo, Pesquera, Piiero (A),
fPihero ~, Romani, Rossy, Texdor,
Toro, Tulla y Valdes.
Sc di6 lectura, por Ell Secrtario, a
la convocatoria, y acto seguido nom
br6se una comision del seno de la Ca
mara para que fuera visitar al Sc
nado diera cuenta de q. la primera
estaba va constituida. Esta Comision
la formaron los delegados Romani, Her
naiz Gonzalez Mena.
Fue acuerdo tambien nombrar una
comision, que unida a otra del Senado,
visitardp al GObernador, NmanifsBtan-
dole que la Legislature Sc habia cons
tituido.
A propuesta del senior Coll y Cuchi
acord6se nombrar un "comite de Re
glamentp'i's, =, para q. haga reglas espe-
.ciales y las someta a la Camara, relati
vas La tramitacion de los distintos
prpyectos Y la presentation de los mis-
mos a la Legislature.
A las IL 10 minutes Sc suspendio
la session. ,,
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-27
DON JULIAN w. BLANco

El domingo fue objeto de una di-
ficilisiina operacion este muy estima-
do amigo nuestro
Fu6 practscada por los doctores Gar
cia Cabrera y Belaval, hasta ahora
el estado del distingludo paciente, no
rGs do cuidado.
y IIacemos votos por su salud
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vARIEDADEs. Bayam6n. rrancis
X. Bushman en- IA coNTRAsEsA 5
cpl de la hiana ds Il Intrisa
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Hacemos votos por su salud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Franklin Simon Among
Westchester Estate BUYERS

Franklin Simon bought from William
Scholle, banker, his estate, Foxden, on
Red Oak Lane, White Plains. comprls
ing over twenty acres, with a lake,
woodland and modern stone house.
The Anderson Realty Company sold
for Marx and associates 10 Joseph
Murphy jr. the five brick fats, with
stores, a. Third Street and South Third
Avenue. Mount Vernon; also the frame
house at 1853 South Third Avenue for
Police Comm ssioner Richard NJ Win
field; the plot 40x120, on Prospect
and Crazy avenues to Halper e. Hall
field, who will erect a brick business
building; FOR Minnie B. Lowry to
Charles II. Ialper the five two-family
houzes al IS 10 r. North Columbus
Avenue. Mount Vernon; for Mcclellan
and others TO the North American Dye
Corps about an acre, continuing three
houses. on South Fifth Avenue, Mount
Vernon, extending from South Fifth
Avenue 10 South Fourth Avenue. to be
opened. Clarence &. Martens was as
sociate broker In tho latter sale.
j. Clnrence Davies sold for Laurence
J. and Anna b. Benxert TO Ethel NJ.
Ring their residence al GAG South First
Avenue, Mount Vernon, 50xlo5.
Fish a. Marvin lensed unfurninhcd
the property Of William Woodward
BALDWIN on pleassntYflle toad, Al
Kr.areliN Manor, 10 Howard Carter
Dickinson. and tho property If Frank
6. Iannon. at PIeaasntg.iic. To Walter
Heff Seeiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Action to
Protect ''Firesides7
On Riverside Drive
Occupants of Vauxhall, at
I55th Street Corner. Form
Company to Buy $780,
600 Apartment House

Tenants in the ten-story Vauxhal
apartment house, at 7S0 Riverside
Drive. northeast corner Of 155th Street,
are negotiating for the purchase of
that property. They have incorporated
at Albany the $50 Riverside Drive
Company, capitalized ct $4,000. G.
D. Price, J. S Rankel and c. c. Petit
John. the incorporators, occupy apart
nencs IN the building.
The Vauxhau fronts $50 feet on
155th Street and extends back 100 feet.
1t is assessed at $500 900 Title is
held by the Nauxhall Realty Corpora
ton.
MandeIbaums Buy Big House
Harris ard Maurice Mandelbaur,
operators. are the buyers OF the twelve
story Belgua-d apartment house, l0ux
80. at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Eighty -ninth Street, the sale
Of which was reported by the Shenk
Realty Company on March "a. Mascot
& tanning negotiated the sale.
Broadway Corner Pays a Profit
Byrne & Bowman resold for Thomas
J. Bannon and Philip j. Curry to Viii
lam Burns the northwest corner Of
Broadway and 142d Street, six-story
apartment, l00x50. The sellers pur-
chased the property through Byrne &
Bowman recently
Sale 4 Harlem
Aaron Bacharach sold for Sig
Hirschberg the fve-story apartment
house at the northeast corner OF Sew
enth Avenue and l1lth Street, 25x100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Long Island Offers Relief
For Weary Home Seekers

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Harry c. Browne a Colonial
dwelling, with ten rooms and three
baths, at the southwest corner CT
Nineteenth Street and Broadway, in
Broadway Flu shing
J. Albert Johntra sold for Samuel
Verobintsky dwelling, 25xloO, a. 80
Bradford Avenue, Flushing, to Will
lam Bergman.
Aaron Bacharach has sold to James
J. Kennedy the three-story dwelling at
373 First Avenue, Astoria.
The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to William Kinder dwelling at
ABB Hawtree Avenue, Glen Morris, COX
100. George H. Shock was the broker.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased cot
tages for the Havemeyer estate at Bay
berry Point, Islip L. l.. for the season
to Mrs. Resale NJ. Knepp; Mrs Anna
L. Short and Mrs. Louise II. jackson.
Pell e. Tibbits leased for Captain
Frederick Stuart Greene, State Com
missioner of Highways, his country es-
tate at Sands Point, L. l., for the sea-
SON to Lloyd Richards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
II Houses at Lenox Ave.
Corner Involved in Deal
Operator Reported to Have OBJ
tanned Option on Dwellings
at l28th Street

An operator is reported to have OBJ
tanned an option TO buy from the
Sylvester L. Brush estate the twelve
buildings at the southwest corner Of
Lenox Avenue and 12Sth Street The
houses are known as SAG TO $50 Lenox
Avenue and 1o2 to 112 West 128th
Street. there being six houses on each
Thoroughfare. The property fronts 100
leet on the avenue and $50 feet on
me street, adjoining on the latter
Public School IS.
The Brown-W heelock Company sold
for The estate OF John Stewart "a East
Tif1v-third Street. a tive-story Ameri-
can dwelling, l6x100. F. & G. Pflom
represented the seller
Tucker, Speyers 4 Co. sold 81 East
Ninety-second Street, four-story and
basement. dwelling. 17xl0sl2, to Gar
rard Glenn for occupancy.
Lawrence. Blake l. Jewell sold FOR
MS Margaret Kelly 165 West Ninety
-our-h Street, u fours.ory dwelling,
-zxlo0.s. The rev owner viii alter
The II. Morgenthau Jr. Company sold
or the Owners Syndicate TO a client
- Everett ". Seixas & Co. the three
-ory dwellings, 19sx54 each, at 21O
1e,v owner will alter the premises
Douglas Gibbons & Co. have sold for
rs. Amelia E. Nichols the tnree-story
yelling on lot 16.sx100.5, at las East
or.y-seventh Street.
George E. Read & Co. sold for Ed
IN II. Peck 45- West l44th Street. a
aree-s-orv dwelling, on lo- 16.6x99 Il,
.a4 Tor Mrs. Kate a. Hastings +54 West
,z4th Street, 3 fourstory dwelling, on
* 20x90.11.
Harry E. Zittel sold for Mary SEQ
led as West End Avenue, a four
cry twenty-foot dwelling.
Many Mere Dwellings Sold
Stronger & Co. sold for Leonard
WE'LL the four-s,ory dwelling at 243
last Nineteenth Street, on lot 20x100.
Mary Ferguson sold 535 Manhattan
Avenue, z three-story dwelling, on lot
l5x60
Porter & Co. sold for Maude S. Long
70 the Schut.er Homes Inc. the three
story dwelling, or lot 18x160, ct PSI
Wes. 12lsr Street.
Or.erbourg, Slender & Houston sold
ne four-story dwelling at 2026 Madi-
SOP Avenue, or lot 14x70, TO Mary A.
Crolius. Daniel O'Brien was the
broker.
The Everett NJ Selxas Company sold
for James J. Nugent 465 East Fifty
seren-h Street. z rhree-story dive cling.
on lo- 20xl00, 20 George d'Utassy, who
vii alter i.
Emile A. Deem sold the three-story
dwelling, on lot 16.Sx1O0.11, at 127 East
-0sth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
d. HI. Jackson Sells
Flats to Company
Sixty-F House at l65th St.
Corner Is Bought by Hoff-
man Homes Corporation

Daniel H. Jackson has sold to the
Hoffman Homes Corporation 1856 Hoe
Avenue, northeast corner Of -e5th
Street, five-story apartment, 60xll0;
also s7l to SIS East 18O,n Street, two
tive-story apartments with stores, 76.6x
IFS
Harry Calm purchased from Eloese
PeiTer 500 and 81 Freeman Street.
fve-story apartment, 60x90. Alfred A.
Kreuger was the broker.
A G. Bechmann sold for John Hen
shaw 993 Simpson Street, avestory
q apartment, 40xl00; for Mrs. Bauer 1883
Hoe Avenue, two-story dwelling, ok
Zoe, and for Charles S. Albert 946
Union Avenue, a ive-story apartment,
37.sxl25
]. Clarence Davies sold for Richard
Burreu 46l East 18th Street. 16.8x100.
Business Buildings Sold
The Meister Builders sold 20 J.
Known 1923 and 1881 Brook Avenue,
two three-story business buildings, 40x
100. Also purchased from James
Somers 803 East 163d Street. two
family dwelling, 20x5l. 4. Cohen was
the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Who Will Get
The Apartment?

~ certain captain of industry
earned something about the rent
Plactlces IN this city the other day.
ana as consequence is very
nuch aggrieved man. He lives in an
apartment on Park Avenue. for which
ne mas been paying $1,000 year
rsh'. Hls lease expires in October
next, and. as has been customary,
me agent of the property notified
this commercial leader that he must
decide now whether he Will want to
apartment after October I, at
rental of $4,000 year, He flung
inc letter n the agents face. telling
MN that he would pay no such in
crease
1t IS not known whether this is
what the agent desired. but it is
known that ne was not disturbed by
the refusal Of the tenant to pay an
increase OF close TO Sc per cent.
The apartment was placed in the
market and, the story goes. was
leased from next October at $1,000
year, which is an increase of
more than 200 per cent Mr.. Bust
ness talked with his lawyers about
the matter, and as consequence
he sent TO the agent Of his apart
rent a registered letter explaining
that, since there are no other apart
ments available, he Will renew his
lease at the increase over last years
rent allowed by the law. In other
words, ne will pay $3.50 for the
apartment. The court undoubtedly
will be asked to straighten out the
tangle. 1t Will be a good test of
the law. There are two claimants
for the apartment-them man in pos
session, who will pay $3.50, and the
man who wants possession and will
pay ST. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Tenants Buy
Home Occupied
For p Years
Changed Conditions Lead
Concern to Turn Buyers:
Take Mercer Street Struc-
ture From Old Owners

IRE Brown, WheeIock Company sold
for Isabella c. May, Of Washington,
me six-story building. sox10oxL o0x25,
At the southwes. corner Of Third Ave
nus and Mercer Street. The building
contains $4,000 square feet. Sol Fried
man l. &C. who have been tenants Of
the property for the last twenty three
,ears, are the buyers.
Savings Bank Adds to Holdings
The Franklin Savings Bank, which
occuDies the southeast corner of Forty
second Street and Eighth Avenue, has
purchased the abutting building at $50
Eighth Avenue. This property was
purchased from the Sturges estate. 1t
: hve-story fat. 25x1oo. The bank
. buil. on an L-shaped plot, and the
l-operty just purchased abuts !, on
Inc rear line. Extensive alterations
ne planned.
Bronser 4 Co. have sold for Elise H.
Howkins, the taree-story store build
ing ut 500 Third Avenue, to an in
vestor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Home Buying in BROOKLYN

The Buckley & Horton Company sold
"a Hall Street, three story dwelling,
2oxl00, to John Griffin.
Samuel Galitzka e. j. Lacov sold for
the Learner Associates, Inc. to Samuel
Maiken a one-family house, 25x1O0, at
1914 East Tenth Street.
Charles Partridge sold the two-fam-
lily house 754 Lincoln Place for Cor
neila 7. Komoll
The F. C. Sauter Agency sold the
three-story dwelling at 45s Sixth Ave
nue. for Adele Harlan to Mildred Del
Monte and the two story dwelling ut
240 Tenth Street for Arthur Lundquis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Recorded Leases

AID ST. s. sth av, being ) ctr from
an IAN sv 4h0 y is XIX 70 o. @ sdr fI
1920; atty, Max schmer, 81 cham
111TH ST. 2os-1o V; an sam Friedman.
and ano TO Samuel Nefeld, SIS E 10th
st ; yrs from March 10, 1920; atty
,,5T r1 s 3D. III 10 Il B , 900
from April l. 1920; atty. II Berlin. g
9TH Az, 1851 str and b: 255. Fifth
Ave Corpn to Sidney Traub. Sol "
I4sth st, ct al; from May l. 1920 to
9TH Az, ss7; ali Home Circle corpn to
av ai'S years from p4 Maq1s9n
atty, " Goldberg, 1890 E3way So 500
ETH ST. $3.50 E; All Caroline Gottlieb
years from Sept l. 1919 address
MADISON Az. 1741; str samuel l. Kahn
ct al to Herman Nuremberg $40 + I7sth
81. yrs from May !. 1920, March 81;
,, oIty: a., J H@iprin; Al Park Row; 900
ielo to Pasquale Librette, Az Il 18th
So y-s from Jan /. 1870 ........ S216o
18TH ST; 2l2-l4 Z, ground floor. etc; AL
fred Munzes TO Abr E Cohen Co, 20
"a e5sy kra,aer: 3os ar Sa 10. $500
augustus Rechstein to Walter Baker
u g. Ltd, from August !. 1909. to Nav
l. 1890; attys, Putnam: P & b. ~ Wall
TIL Az. 1855. all AI He00 M ana 0g 20
Euli Leasing Go; s46 Lenox av; 5 yrs
from April !. 1920 renew 5 yrs al s. : 90
atty. J. Romagna. 81 Liberty at.
$500 and $500
AVENUE A, 1888, store. etc, Edw Lehr TO
renew At $1,000; Yrs FROM April J. 1920
atty, Winter, S5s Greenwich 81.
9TH Av " 18th ct. 9ssxi25 all AZ
lantic Hotel supply Co 10 II Southarl
80 9Th &C; q yrs from May l. 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07

:. joseph T. Conlin, formerly Of A. L.
Aoreecai & Son, IS now associated
,e3sn The agency department Of Harris,
'srgat & Co, 5ss Fifth Avenue.
"a nts4 q. Rosenthal and Samuel
.-e'e, .or many years. associated with
epsar & Co, nave become mem berH az
.as firm II Adams 4, Co They VIII
spec'a4-ze IN me management. sale and
TIA 81 business property al 40
f'a.a Avenue.
Inc Haggstron -Callsn Company has
SsHea % - staf Paul O'Grady, for
Asfly Wi.h MIntara rost Colline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Property in Brooklyn's
Big Business Zone Sold
Building in Remsen ST., Adult
ting Academy of Music Site,
Taken bv Syndicate

TIE syndicate which bought recent
" the Academy Of Music site in Mon
.ague Street, Brooklyn, has acquired
the four-story Office building, 23xlo0,
at 157 Remsen Street, directly in the
rear Of the Montague Street property.
Acquis ton o. the Remsen Street build
ing viii provide an entrance on that
street, for the large Office structure
eventually TO be built on the Montague
Street, plot, which is now improved
with a two-story taxpayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Diomedians Buv in 18th Street

ne New York Alumni Association q
aignaa Alpha Epsilon fraternity incor-
pora.ec under ne name Of The Do
r1ed.a G. New York. has bought "a
Clubhouse the Columbia leasehold
premises, 81 West Forty eighth Street
= WI take possession July lst and the
building Kill be ready sor occupancy
aooIt July 18th. /, IL FIVE stories, win
frontage Of 2l.S feet. Spear and Com
pany were the brokers' Of the trangac-
Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Henry Corn Is Back
In Realty Market

Henry Corn. man whose name
80 syhoA7m>1s with big ard senxa-
s'@hsi happenings in the real estate
..s'a " several years avo. when i.
s@s booming Alorx somewhat az Il,
- L-cay. IL bach in the mayxet.
,s's''>y N carry as much HI he
Dafzained for, due 10 "A cessation
=, - re flow 81 money, embarrassed
we'll known Spectator and
f-a"ser several years ago. II was
sfnee 1esseYday that Mr.. Corn, as
president - Inc Ailesor Company,
buTenAsed from company
sfaf't'i bg Alfred aaxe the ,niryeen.
el'fy Apartment house a. col Wez.
s<sF Avenue, nof,hwext corner ~
s.'Ra {~flHth Street. The broker
va sfe NeoA 1.Dolsop Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
NEW JERSEY
$4,000 CASH BUYS
FAMILY HOISE NEWARK

FAMILY HOISE NEWARK " J.
All modern improvements separate
steam heaters for each apartment. Par
quet floors, open brick freplaces sun
pariors. tile baths Room for garage
First hoor. seven rooms Second floor
nine rooTRs, with extra washroom. First
floor occupied by owner, who Will STAY
Second foor vacant May LIST Location
excellent blocks from transportation
Lot 4oxio3. Price. $4,000 owner. c
Box 1l5. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Assignments of Mortgages

CANAL ST. 7o-72; John W Raymond. gdn,
e ss, Elchd ' Raymond: 10! Berkeiey n;
Powell. : Wall st, assnlts,. s744 90 s20e
18th ST. ls6-s E; Lucille kurtz TO Fredk
G Reed: F Reed TO Ey c Reed. us
SWA Y. ss37; 4th ST. rs W. Bond & Mtg
Guar Co to & T Co. It's Broad
1c3D ST. :. l25 . 7rh av Isaac Heft
to Salnl Grossner 7as Rside dr. !. part
and David Gordon to same, l. part; fled
" Co: asTllts. each. ......,........sl00
list Av, 22sl' Amelia Rosenneld to Sam
attys. Kantrowitz & e $40 Bway 500
1lyTH ST. $. us w Lenox av: VIM t
s snnwiek ct al trus to VIM Renwisk
9Th Az. s7s, Harold Nelson to Eleanor
G Kun 81 Rside Dir; ATTY, H X Hey.
5lsT ST. Isl E East Rvr savg institution
70 Isabella Unger. 1888 Mad av. atty
ny " Unger. 26l Bway ........... IS. 900
To 10 E1is ~ E Fl freak n, d Mahoney esr
attys: La man s. G, IS Nassau 81 $3.50
lo2D ST ~ W; solomon siegel to George
10TH ST, elo W Edw Ashfo-th ana ano
trust 10 Max Thorn. kensington Car
den Far Rockaway; atty, Julius Miller
RIDGE ST. 1871; Jno W Raymond, gan. to
Richd Raymond. la4 Berkeley place
Bkyn; atty, w Powell. I Wall st
5lsT ST. 3. ss1.s W 9Th av; Helen
ogiIvs + to g. E = Indus say,g 6snk
10th ST. s, 81 Bway: Farley Will
dan to Chas Weston. North Tonawanda.
Y: atty T G q T Co ............s 800
143D ST. 24l w Hy Ken to Bertha Hor-
man; atty F Klein, FIT Bway .....Sl
AVE A, l4l1; Jos Cohn to Isaac L
Zirke; atty, T q & T Co.......... s . 900
SAD ST, $50 E, Lawyers & 7 Co to
clerlnont H Wilcox. 1l5 West 18th
1+2D ST. 220 W. Jacob Schlosser 10 Bertha
Holman, atty, f Klein 277 Broad
way ........ ......... 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

9TH ST. A. w: Maria !. vanderDoel ar,
Cheever y Ely ct al (partitionl: attys.
Reeves & Todd ~
LAM under waters Of East River in front
OF and adjacent 10 upland of : Epson
IN the Borough of Queens County u
Queens in the city OF New York: People
ot the State of New York agt Esther A
Epson ct a. (ar1ended action 10 vacate
three Letters PatenD atty D New
ton.
" EST END Az. $, $50 6lst at. 25lv
100. Albert Ha-tcorn agt Augusta p
Fowler lspecific perforlnance) attys.
Smith, Heymsfed & Weiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Results at Auction


b. Samuel Marx
PATH ST. l44 r. y. 34s "a av 2-sty
stable 21x9s5. sold To the plaintiff FOR
$50 900.
By Henry Brady
SUFFOLK sT. IT, s. 100 Broone at
a-riy int and stores. 25Nio0. sold to tho
plaintiff fSr $2i 900.
At 229s THIRD AVENUE
ny James J. Donovan
HEATH Nv. n, 70 shrndy p vacant.
ae,fIf55.7 x3+.li. sold to the plaintiff
for 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

teD ST 10 E., Joseph Glassberg ast
Cooper Union Institute owner Good
year Shirt Shop. contractor. s55s
BlEECkER ST, Al. Unity Contracting
Co, Inc, agt Valentine Acquire and An
drew 7 Henderson, owners, Frank Heitz-
ner Contracting Co. Inc. contractors SIS
SAME PROP. Max Reichbach agt
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Builder TO Build in BROOKLYN

Waiter s Ross aud G. G. Grctslnger
have aold for Anna Untcrrnan south
eat corner Of Tenth Avenue and
Eighty fourth Street, Brooklyn, TO a
builder for Improvement.
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9TH Avenue Corner. Vacant
Plot. Sold by e.. A. Hedden

William A White & Son sold for
l:us.ave 4. Hedden and others TO the
Empire Mortgage Company the north
Christopher Street. an irregular vacant
pot fronting 90 fee. in Christopher
street and so feet on Seventh Avenue.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
At Garden city Estates. stucco. half
timber English type house. or rooms and
3 baths on a plot S0xfOO feet. Could not
be- duplicated within 25eo Of the present
price. For Information apply TO c. A.
NICHOLAS ls5 Madison az, New York.
Telephone Vanderbilt S373
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Recorded Transfers

a4sxi7.s, w ~, rr,a e g. IS Dover st
sio ,' eoo at Mountain Lake. w andre.
RIM. APrII o. atty. L T & It CO .1eo
II5sex56xf9 l0x54 10: Fred,. y = Water st,
D0."srk Realty Corpn. 90 ~ lone TO
T q q + rd 1ntss $1,000: April j. a sii
SESEY ST, as n 3. a6x., blk IS s.
b apn to Abr Strauss. 1870 Pac gsry - IT
Wei Si 1 an SIS 500; April 5 atty ST i
Is SEEN IAN ST. ~, $. so ( ~ zo,,, 800
a ayg Gsr9ine Raumes TO w IYln st. 2ox
at,y, r g T2 g L, Sa' n'tge $500, April
fF54a 80 ST $ ia5 church st 8 8 % o
May , villa g D.Andigne to Isabella {,
J atty. r G q t y ID G. L part, April
c4 M ST, IS. 5. aoxso Ma,j,d, 81 l 90
N Nqrgo1 to Isaac Wertheilner, ESQ Ies T.
=, s4 - T 3 T CO ano' nnfss s1a'o0e;
R lss'9" SST' 1s-15, W $. a77xss.a; Refst
church 81, - no lIrany Realty Co 80
CG1I,N4 oTan l S,., 30 Church 81 sl6o
sanders 10 Benz J Piotba $ 20x1Oo: Bertha
lses, ntge $4,000: March on me prem
wi iI1PdsTS - II sRway 4.'S' 81 i
5. bong 10 lot " iss 5 2Sxloo: Norfolk st.
n nar. 25xloo Abr ] Isco ~ y 1ouver-
March a-'ons' - st Nicholas av: a !,
GREa,NNic-ta 49, 81 d Mannheim. 2s5 Bwav 81
-@1 llx22x74ll; Wn D kji inafrfl9 st.,
st. r~tca N.uaunnlon & Son, Inc. PAS pear
r CO S''ooo' April ,, atty, T G a
AVENUE c. ~ East n Side iae.
aorn onraa BocI 1'x on ,5 Ernst Has.
per- s6 slg 200. 900: April s. atty, Wnl Ho1.
2sD ST. I52 e. ; s. 25ros q p,,. 500
a. to Denwood Realty % a. "a - 1 .es :
Az So March e. address. 500 wjIljs
I'D ,, Az 700. E $. $50 w 44ti, :. = So go, go
u La -
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Lessee BUYS Beauty Theater

The Beauty Theater, two-story
building, 50xl00, a. 1924 and 1926 Am
s-erdam Avenue. has been purchased
% the Eermes Amusement Company,
the lessee. The seller is the Ninth
Avenue Rallroaa Cornpanv.