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New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

gotiations for the resale o. several of
these buildings are pending.
More Trading in Harlem
William Oppenheim has purchased
from the Fred ander estate the block
front on the cast side of Seventh Ave
nue., between 112th and 1l3tn streets
two sx-story elevator apartment
houses, on pot 10OxlO0 each The
build ms are known as the Versailles
and Fonialnblcau.
j. G. H ugh e. Co. have sold for the
Stebbins Realty and Construction Com
pany, d. Sylvan Crakow president, to
Max Schwartz the Clafton, seven
story elevator apartment at 2010
Seventh Avenue, adjoining the north
we corner of 120Ch Street, on plot
50x10O.
T. Stanley Brennan, of Slawson &
Hobbs, has sold for John J. Kennedy
the cight-story aoartn ent at 50e West
1l2th Street, on plot 5Ox100.
Freder. ok Brown has sod to q client
of Lese & Connolly, attorneys, the
Cragsmoor, siX-story elevator apart
ment, at 419 West 1l5th Street, on
plot 66x1OO.
Sager & Shapiro have sold to Rosen
a. Kahn the two six-story apartments,
at 90 to 106 East Hath Street, on plot
S0xl00, containing six stores and fifty
five suites. Meyer Davdotf was the
broker.
Cathedral Parkway Sales
Byrne &, Bauman have so the Ash
ford, six-story apartment, on plot
l50x75. at 131 Cathedral Parkway, for
the Mcrr ttFcrguson Construction
Company to William Landsman.
The tive-story fiat at 64 West Twen-
ty-ifth Street on lot 276x109G, is to
be taken over by tho 264 West Twenty
fifth Street Corporation, ormed at AL
,any Tuesday, with F. A. Spencer jr.,
B. L. Fletcher and Paul A. McGoldrick
Harry N. Kohn has sold to Harry
Edcleman % West Thirtv-fifth Street,
fivc-story apartment with store.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Bronx Apartments Bought
BY Operators and Investors

Stcinman & S+einman lave sold for
Maran & SAFER 937 and 9il Hoe Ave-
nuc, two fivc-story apartments on plot
90N120 to Weinberg & Harris.
A Phillips has sold for the Green
baum estates to Bene Posner SS5-S9C
Beck Street, two apartments on plot
l0SX10O.
A. l. Ladeau has sold for Michael
Kaufman the ivestory apartment on
plot c0xl0O, at 1921 Bryant Avenue.
William II. Mehlich has sold to an
investor 1882 to 1886 Webster Avenue,
tive-story apartments, on plot 43x90,
containing fort suites. G. Larsen was
the broker.
NJ Hayes has sold to Charles F.
Dcshlcr the four-story double fat and
store on lot 25x' co. at 1914 Brook
Avenue, through Williamson & Bryan.
S. j. Taylor has sold for Lille Rit-
tenberg the brick residence ut the
northwest corner Of Davidson Avenue
and 184th Street, on lot 16SxS0.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Another Large West Side
Flat Bought by Builders
bing x Bing Acquire Georgian Court, ON Central
Park West Corner; Ambassador, on Madison
Avenue, Sold; Trading in Harlem Section

Cross & Brown have sold for the
Iaylor estate to Bing & Bing the
twelve story apartment known as Geor-
glan Court, at the southwest corner O
Central Park West asd S'xty-sixth
Street. 1t occupies a plot 1OOx125 and
is located in the immediate vic nity of
the art colony that has grown to such
large proportions from the construc
ton of number of cooperative apart
meht houses in West SlNty-seventh
Street
Ihe property is assessed at $525. 600
1T is understood that the purchasers
Will renovatc the property at a consd-
cradle outlay to smaller suites, and
otherwise undermining the building.
Sale of the Ambassador
The sixstory elevator apartment on
pot 100x100, known as the Ambassador,
at 1891 to 1897 Madison Avenue. at the
southeast corner Of Ninety seventh
Street, has been bought by Charlie
Galewski from Forbes & Co. John
Fnck was the broker
13oth Street Houses for Syndicate
A syndicate composed of Michae'
Retzker and Herman B. Sewn. have
purchased from Son Bros. the St. He
lena and st. Augusta, at A0S to 420
West 130th Street, two six story cleva-
tor apartments on plot 2S9x100. Stod-
dard q Mark represented the sellers
and Abraham Leichter repres sntcd the
purchasers, also negotiating the sac.
The syndicate has so purchased
from Morris Schinasi q block front on
Manhattan Avenue. at 459 to Az Man
haitian Avenue, and so 352 West 12Oth
Street, adjoining, consisting of eleven
four story private dwellings,. l..
Philips Co. negotiated the sale Ne.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

Street Al the expiration of the lease
the property Is to be improved The
buyer was represented by George Milne.
The Brown Wheelock Company, has
also sold TO- William H Sage. trustee,
the adjoining properly at ~ Bowery, a
three story bAi ding on plot 253x99 6
feet. The purchaser, who was repre-
scnted by George Milne, intends occupy
ing part OF The premises.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
c.coud Structure Of This
Character To Be An
nounced for Terminal
Section in Last Ten Days
s6.000,O00 Is Involved
Will Cover Blcch From 48th
tn 49.h Street; No Mort
gage on the Building

Another super excellent apartment
sn,eD structure is to be erected ii
psrk Avenue just north OF the Grand
csn.ra! Terminal. 1t Will cover an en-
.;rs o.eck. Will est S4 100000 and will
nave for neighbors the worlds largest
,nartmert. the Hotel Chatham and the
,,ructure which General I. Co eman du
p.at and other wealthy men VIII erect,
o-;rcjpalig for their own use. and
r. ,ch is to be operated by Louis
Sherry.
TIE newest project of this type will
over block between Forty-cighth
and Forty-ninth streets. Park and Van
3erbis avenues, and viii be built by a
syndicate OF men headed by Walter
Russell, and without amy outside hnan-
-ial he P. The members Of this syndi-
cate Will occupy two-thirds of the
spartments in the building and will
ease to others the remaining apart
Yen.s at ronta which viii total s27O,~
100 q year. an income more than suii-
eien- 10 carry the ouse.
The operation viii represent q total
rye tncnt of S6.000000, as a rental of
Sonca.oo0 wl' re paid or the use OF
he site du~'0> the first twcnty-one
gears Of d s~aaSas arreem Int Of sixty
rec years DD.utfon The site is
owned by tie New York Central Rail
ss.... ou..as l. E.Dman 4 Co. have
ac.red OF Ny Rus eli, as head OF the
Cooperative synd cate. an option to lease
he proper - There is no doubt about
be- option being exercised as the en-
ire nrojec, hss been g.ann1d almost 10
he la detail
T p.anniug his been carried so far
nat Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have
seen appointed agents for struc-
mue an1 are ilready consid ring ap-
cations l.r the rem able apartments
eonstlnctien will be started in about
-n.rty day Nr. hlsse. said. as it vii.
axe him -coat tcat leaeIh of time to
npeto I g grouping OF the coopera-
i've own rs. The nan of the pcls
rel the syndicate then VII be an
acuneed
: Warren G Netmere. wy @ have de
signed al tie buildings erected and
ose r,oposed Tor the Grand Central
Terminal c..on are planning this
slucure THE e-seet Fl or viii be
aanad Tor rest. lrast, which VIII
e opefoted bv p vol KIN wn rostau q
eur Tie sssvaAt service which Mr..
.ussel' 4 .a. ducad in apartments
the S.Nty-s5veaih Street artists col
17y. IN which be VAS ass ci ted. are
be feature o. this structure
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
More Activity Down Town
Building on Font and Bee'<,nan
SITS. ard or, the R0Ncry Sold

Lewis II. May Company hos sod for
Paul Grimm to Norman S. Riesenfe'd d,
2S4 and 2S5 Front Street. three story
business building on a plot 5ox75 feet
of recent construction. The original
bui ding was constructed upon q found e.
ton to carry ezra floors. This work
will be Immediately started end nego-
tlationS ere now pending for the resale
to business concern for thoir own use
who Will t"ke possess on Of the premises
upon completion of the alterations
Ch7r!cs f. Moves Company HIS sod
for he SNmuel Vernon Est~te. to Lasker
{; Bernstein, 23 3 eckmon Street. a five
story, basement and subrellar building
with electric elevator end all improve
mon+s. covering lot 22x102 feet The
purchasers have also negotiated. THROUGH
the Noyes company II cancellation of the
store 'semont and subcellar lease now
held by the White Burbank Paper Com
pany. This is the fourth building in
the same b ock sold by the Noyes COM
pany with II the last ten doys The
property Just so has been in the Yer
non family since 1854.
Mere Trading cn the Eowery
The Brown, Wheeock Company, has
n q Mnon trustee.
The four story building at % Bowcry, on
plot 25X97S feet. The purchaser is saiu
10 be the Canton Realty Company. owner
Of the adjoining property at the north
west corner of the Bowery and Pell
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

nsc ae shrS to 70 fmsIis s.tsar r
SOS w i4oth s. ne Jan I. ih2s'
pera per cen, y pr lpy f1is $4,000 attys - -
i4oTH s'r. coz ". = 3. 4isxsa.lI.
Dec 80: sauae to sa'n". due Jan /. la24
per cent pr mtg ss3.ooo' attys.. se
142D ST. n 9. $50 Bway. ss1ori4s
n ,FTeE' Sr.. m; NJ, Dec So' ., Era w ~
ers. ct al: duo Jan !. 1923. pc cen
pr mtg $500. atty, T . & CO.
142D ST, 5s5 w. $. issxsali. p m. b..
SO; Jacob Gilman to jos Walker j. Ca
rison. y Y. years. c. atty Ruian
Mting Bergman CO. Beeyms n ) 81
l4aTH ST 5. $50 sth av. 5ox99.Il. p
2s; II J and " Realty Corpn to Ma
Schwartz, 2of0 IN av. due Jsne
1879. C. att>s. -.orriso9 Schi1.
i71ST ST. x. 100 Audubon av. ST.sxe5
p IN; Dec 80 Argorne Holding Corpa
John e Geriach R.3lty Co SIS y lfof
st tsie Jan l. 1927. C.. p MFG. 50
FORT WASHINGrON AV. 8f2. - p C ls1t.
ST. l4A.5xloox irreE: Dec 25 Dec Rsalt.
torpn 10 Eliz d -.eonsrdi 10 Lo,- o.
Syracuse. \ due Jan :. 1850, p
pr mige l7o. 1000. atty. Lawyers r O
Co, 100 Broadway ..............Sr $ 90 nF
iS7TH $ +. sos ". II 8 5ex9s 10. p m. Dl
&C. SmthGale Realty Co 10 Mort.- Re,
enfi' Id, s5t Tiffany ST. Bfonx dl. Jan
5ol " 1S7th st. al. dining a., atty. Fef
man Hottiieo. 299 Broadway So o1
AMs IERDAM AN. v is7th 81. ssfs.
%; p III i3"c so. Smlthdssie Realty co 4,
Morris Ros Ntield, 953 Tiffany ~. Bronx
due Jan l. i9-5, y c. pr mtge : Coo
ATTY, herman Cott-ieb. 2aa bvay. $50,
l2y5 p m. Dec so. Mlnshu Realty Corr.
10 Marg B.em. eS Hooper ST. Bioo.4yr
due June 80. 1921 : c. pr mtg O.
Voo, ATTY Jos leihowitz. 50s Broaa
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Mechan' 'cs' Liens
Manhattan

CAD ST. 235 e Leon Kate as. II Ra~l~
GeyeIin. owner and contra tor. 81 50
lltTH ST, 2l2 E. Vincent BonaFur ae-
Giuseppe Tito. owner ana contract or SIS
LANE gs 00 Henry Fril.
Mason Builders. Inc. agt Christian J
Tourney. owner and contractor -. -54-5t
51H AN. 2S2. la-4os Hie am ast kastoi
Realty Co. owner. Mary Y Houser. o~pef
and .ont actor ...................- S+36 4
80 Az. 21s0, August Mugier agt T"eobalc
Bros Corp owner and contractor. t.i-2.5f
At n ST. 10T-lll r FL, snoaum Suppr
co. In, ast David Nasser. owner. II.
ward Psnl-er, contractor. ....., 80. 055oi
l77TH ST. l7ls-IT9l E. c T willard C
agt Tiebout Ave 20. Inc. owners. Is escis
C0nst Co. Inc. corLractors- .-.-.... S21a..s
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Gets 100000 5th Au.
Home for Christmas


One Of the gifts received on
Christmas by Mrs. Charles e. Mitch
ell, wife of Charles E. Mitchell, pres
ident of the National City Company.
was costly house in one of the
finest sections of Fifth Avenue-that
juct north of Seventy fourth Street
and facing Central Park. The gift
was made by Mr. Mitchell, who
bought it several months ago and
had it rebuilt. perhaps with the idea
e rresentinr the structure to Mrs.
Mitchell at Christmas. The house
is now occupied by the Mitchells. 1t
it the four-story and basement
dwelling at 938 Fifth Avenue. mid
way between Seventy-fo fourth and
Seventy-hfth streets. Real estate
men say that the house will sell
easily for $30O,00o.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Resale of 18th Street Loft
Publisher BUYS Loft Building

''Youngs Magazine" as bought
seven-story loft building at 40 East
Twentieth Street, Derheps for use as
4 quarters for his publication. The
building covers small site it beirg
twenty-five feet wide and ninety-two
feet deep. The property was scared
through J. Clarence Da les from lrv-
ing Irdis and joseph Silverson
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
East SIDE Ru.lu'ncs Sold

Hiram Rlna' do has sold for the Elka
Realty Company TO Harr W parlman
25S and 20 Grand Street, two six
story buildings on y ct 50x75, VII ch
the buyer Will occupy after extensive
alte rations. Mr.. Rna do and D. Sylvan
Crakow sold fer ddic Wartheimer to
a buyer for occupaNc the fve-story
building at 1913 Division Street, on lot
2rXIS
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Lis Peniens
Manhattan

GYNvE ST. =. 500 W Anthony av. 5e.it
xI0O: Ale~an 'er av.
2Ox7S; aroome st, 2sS, ana propert,
in Qre-
al agt Richard Rowe CT al Cpar'iiion)
atty. :. Ross aaf
2eTH' ST, 2s W. Henry Lehman as, 2s,i
81 Co ,spe lac -as.s'4~es, a-.ss
Gettner Simon < Asher
14sTH ST. 4 2o0 e prook az. s0xlo0
William !. Con iuit 81 al. exrs. agt wa
lam + A klrz It al foreclosure "a.
nortsase); attys. Gleason. Nogol &
BrOskauer
Az. 3. lso n 13ath -. 75s
I2s; Grove 81. S. anA Ant 1ony az
5".glxl0O. Bridget Langrtt * et al agf
Richard Rowe e. a. lpartition suit
atty. S Ross.nan.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
New Quarters for Old Guard

The Old Guard New York's famous
military company, commanded by
Colonel Edward II. Snyder. purchased
the five-story dwelling. on lot 25,s100.
at 500 West Ninaty-tirst Street, from
Dr.. Bennett. 1t Will be remodeled at
costs of $40 900. The organization'J
present headc arters are at 229 West
Fifty-frst Street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
LU\NEJ1ICt
Stamford and Vicinity, Conn.

Buy now before next spring.
Attract We shore front country homc--10 0
acres, immediate occupancy. Compete in
very respect. beautifully andscaped, out
buildings, fully stocked; freprooi garage ;
Grsnd Colonial house immediate occu-
panty-24 acres. IA rooms. baths, open
iireplaces. cottage with bowling alley. . liv-
.ng rooms bedrooms. garage garden or
chaids irrits of all Kin IS. Ten ms.
Directly on the water, shippan Point
acre. u rooms. 3 baths. garage for Z
ars chaudeurs quarters flower gardens,
a}r. bbery, exc. Can rent completely fur
"issea s.! ddeal and "tt,aGsive =. ,
brooks. rooms. baths, hreplaces on
each floor. wonderful possibilities Tor gentle
Magnificent hollow tile construction
l2la acres. immcdial" occupancy, IA
rooms, baths. steam heat, op n treplaces
All up to-datc impts. garage. fire proof for
a real typical country home-immcdiate
occ.pany acres 400 IT, road frontage
other tmpts, garage . cars: gardener 5 cot
1ase rooms 4r.lts, etc.
Colonial brick ana frame housc-stcei
Dancy Apii 5, - 0, l. rooms: baths. !.
op.n hrepiaces: garage cars;
Attractive country placc-Estate Of Ed
win Milton Royle 10 acres. 20 rooms 8
Da his all Improvements, extensive gardens,
lake. well wooued garage cars. Out
buildings in perfect condition. Liberal terms.
Ssuc,o and frame DIV, ll.nE-7ia acres l6
rooms, baths sun par .ors, all mp oVe-
incnts, garage chauueO' 'quaHterS' oeau
u.~ water views ideal for all year roAnd.
Large country estatcuselect reside ntia!
section. y acres III #. water front, IL
rooms. running w9ter in each sleepin6
oom. baths. all impts.; garage cas-; in
excellent condition lmmediatc OCCUPANCY.
Id al sJi-Nt.si- round hOrnN --One acre. $50
#. shore front. - oinS..5 hatus. all i'm is.
hardwood floors, ba. n stalls, space ior :
cars. Chauucug's rooms. immediate posses.
SION.
y very pretty bungalow Eight rooms. z
oNths, all iinpts, garage ca. 5. owner ;
privilege private bathing beach, short walis
TO beach, act qLicH. its a ba sam.
LESLIE +. SMITH.
opp. J.. O. 442 Atlantic st. Plone. STAN
ford 2g50 Stamford Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Two Twelve Story lofts
Among West Side Sales
Quick Profit From Resale i'm
38'h Street: Downtown Firm
e,cts Esd Street Building

Arthur Greenbaum has resold
through Leitncr, Brener & Starr TO
Weinberg Brothers the twelve-story
modern business bui' ding at 81 to 61
West Thirty eighth Street, on plot 55 .
X"Y 3. Ihc pr pertv vas acquired by
Mr.. Greenboum about five weeks ago
from Gilbert & Kramer.
To Locate in 23d Street
L. J. Phillips & Co. and Robert f.
Bonsal have sold for the County Hold
ing Company (Will am Crittendcn
Adams. prosident) the modern twelve
story building az 1853 to 1877 West
Twnnty-thrd Street, on D OF G0x9S 9.
The purchaser is the Palo Company
(S Schimme prcsident), manuf acturcr
of laboratory supplies, that has been
coated for many years at 80 Maiden
Lane.
Buy Loft in 24th Street
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have purchased from EdmuNd Coffin
10 and 81 West Twenty-fourth Street
an eleven story loft building, on p OF
45X100. Dwight, Arch. bald & Perry
were the brokers.
Garage in 6Sth Street Sold
Charles Wvnne and Louis II. Low
estate the three-story garage bui ding
on the south side of Sixty-eighth
Street, 1T5 feet west of West End Ave
nue., running to the New York "rn-
trail Railroad, on p OF 230ytto,. The
building was comp etcd = 1916 and
leased for twenty-onc years to the
b ack and White Taxicab Conf pany
L. j. Thompson Il Co. were the brokers.
lmprove~e ~ent for Chanler Property.
Edward NJ. Sin monds has sold for
W .lliam Astor Chan er, to Louis Go d.
the builder, ploJ of seven lots on the
north side of Fifty-ifth Street, west
of Tenth Avenue, extending to Fifty
sixth Street. 1t is Mr. Colds inten-
tion to improve the site with modern
factory building or garage. Mr.. Chan
Ter IS abroad and was represented in
the tran action b. Norris q McVeieh.
Mr.. Go d was represented by Jonas &
Neuberger
Resale of 18th Street Loft
A. |. Sadev has sold for Michael
Kaufman to Charles Bernstein the
seven-story loft. on 'ot 25x92, at 40
West Seventeenth Street arc reso d
the property to B uostein & Adler, to-
bacco merchants. Mr.. Kaufman sold
through the same broker to Morris
Porsky the eght-s tory lot. on lot 26x
100, at so Great Jones Stree.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
J. p. Day Cires Bonuses
To His Office SiaG

In feeo'n~ with tho an~or-co-
ments from banks, trust companies
a! financial nouses OF DO i rs 20
the.r en Dloyces. Joseph T. i y. the
,e9l cSf7 ''"'' ooecr o. G. iNc~'v
Street, following a very successful
seas II. S d .slriou-od oO.u US
ranging nom 10 to 25 per cent of
tt e yearly salaries among his en-
p.oyees in appreciation Of their
faithful cooperation.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
L >Fu R>IsnED APARTMENTS TO LET

57TH ST. 2O5 WEST, THE OSBORNE.
corner 7th ave. housekeeping apar. ment
OF rooms and baths. additional maid $
! oonts exceptionally large rooms with
high ceilings Immediate possession; SOS
per month TO Oct. OF longer See super
int naeuJ CT To-, ,pnonc ClItlv GA2U
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Nfnnhnttnri

AMSTERDAM Av. 772; Jacob Gescneidt
d 60. agt William Curtis IT al. Aug 80
lSoTH ST s54-S5s ". william Wsin All
agt Chateau Holding 20 - 81. Aug
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
, ,Nr,NNlslslD APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED. by TWO business women, or
ON apartment below 40th st. east
west side. Interested in Hoor in private
house or remodelied stable. Isiness phone.
Granercy t5to. home, BronXville $50.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
real. ESTATE
NEW JERSEY
[::MGEEY. OOD VICINITY! r

nfuruis cd, $1,000 ist door living
room. sun porch dining room, Kitchen,
4wo bedrooms anc bath. 2nd floor large
forage room, wh a easily be made
into t-ree additional bedrooms Stueco on
oliow tile, hreprocf Lear garage land
1ONa50
IL Weatherby & Co., Eneiewood. n. j.
UPPER MONTCLAlR: fine corner prop
c'ty; substantial house, nine rooms. to-
gether With ga.asc. Lot about 20IX204
feet. Perhaps tile tirest res dcnce coruel
n this section. Address Mrs L. T. b.
Box 4.7, Tribune ON,ce.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
Building loan Contracts
Manhattan

7TH Av. w c 3eth 81. }o7ext4sx IerA.
Metropolitan Llfr ms CO loans p!cio
Review to erect '.sty sto'
lofts. two payinenta..--..-.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01
"LSTlhf.SrTR COUNTY
YONkERS ON HUDSON

'ONkEKS ON HUDSON
ssrsS"sioh 'or Hns ness Mani acre n
ian sso. se'lion. beautiful dwelling with
D loI sa,, nN'"ie7 lntUusuout everything
'is'oo65 lor l. senaenAu's home. Price
.oa'a'' NJ" EXQUISITE dwelling in refined sur
.lsp.d nome IN large. beautifully lard
.e, a ',vs ~. "l sfuuu4, garage with chauf-
At caryS sonth Nv ,aube,s .,.ee. S's,oCo. 1000.
soos s,i. s-' "R'proN ensenfs steam heat. hard
cA ffiee $l4.500
-'S@e'insse ns SMls. "d,' rhaIc' type Of dwelling
dance " "''n an impts.. hot-water heat.
4 h,,, seltse az once. Price $4,000.
ifaWIfrI V"'"'e white -tucco dwelling In
'ooms se., tSn ortianGe-large plot, II larg
"a. t1t, o@ths. nhite enamel ami nianos-
pncs ~, ~ saould bc seen Il b. at,,rer,1tn7
iooms ia' VI h"me--cAarming place OF 10
@rubs .rH - '"hua- sul rounded by trees
sad In sshu powefS- location Ia ideal
slS eoa 'ne best section of Park mi pr,~'
ate e'a'a ssn"l old dwelling suitable for prl-
lev Of ,he u or institution. unebstrurted
pTcpertv 'us hudson and the Palisades Thr
Solid c ss Two entrances. Price 5000
sh, an 'o'hio~t and ubiiii,-l2 large
sse Ie, ~ ~, rooms steam hvat all impts. ,
''.y rernaie ns 60. nei plot. IOrc Aase price
DIRECTLY a,n,, nm mo- gag. rice $4,000
sshl rooc,s o'rr'oo.' NJ the Hudson cle-
ssler lbsons' bsa,s' oa' his. up N n.ep.a.cs. hot
HsHka lSs.sl sll modern impts. A beauti. .ul
on pri.S -, 1ort walk To Ludlow sta
~la roon,, "'" iiii!'s most desirable home
ass tensI temsln baths free and clear, part
'osa,fy Sar,o o" mortgage. this Is Il real
wop,. e'.e F. ica 50 500.
''is--ploi', M iui brick dwelling. South Yoa-
eAng H. ~ NS"b. II r,Dus. ; baths. over
@'slsps 1ne sn HUDSON garage for 4 cars,
i,o..'" 'asa Price $50 o60
.ssn ar ~ auaiity all through Colonial
,e9ell ne, "'si r every r,spsrt Ir
ca ia II, sb,s oe overlooked as it's one OF IN,
,s,, a'on, 20 Si3.50O.
Il. lR0S. S. BURKE,
Way, cor. Valentine Lane.
@si' ionkers $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

For Other Real Estate Record
Page %
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RF.tl ESTATE

.CIft EEST L.,T.ATE
New-York tribune., 1920-01-01

Way, cor. Valentine Lane.
asl. Yonkers 5000.
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West Side
@2D ST 2il W. l6x1o" 2; Emma r
Breed to nv II Abbott, ll5 e 2sth st
mtg So 600: all liens. Dec %; address
II II Abbott. 70 Liberty st............. 81
S5TH ST. $. S31 sth av. l9x9s.o: Elia
man. $50 W 25th. st; mtg $4,000, attys.
ssrH ST, go W, $. 5o.ex9s.9 Pocraus
Realty Corp to Tirany Realty Co, 30
Church st. mtg s9'S 600 Dec 20; atty.
Jos p Abranson. 30 ChHrch st 500
7TH ST. II w. n s. 25x9S 0 Wm + Mo-
gan ct al. exrs, Grace NJ Austin. 1S9
Claremont aV: all liens: Dec 81 atty.
Title Gar & r Co. l76 B'"av. 49,. SSf. 500
37TH ST, 80 w, =, 20X98.9; Fanny
Smith ct al TO Adolph Hagcman. "0}
Marlboro rd. Bklyn, attys, Middlebrook
& 5 46 Cedar St. ................ 500
Whittemore to Edgar r Musgrove. II
Hancock av. Yonkers. Y: Dec 20: atty,
Title Guar & T Co, l76 Bway. 81
10TH ST g $50 Columbus av 6.x
1922: Stephen Realty Co to Esther w
pryHoos LA f SD st all liens, mtg
s352 900; Dec %; atty. Max Frieder. 2Gl
18TH ST. =. $50 w Columbus av. s.x
1922: Jrlius T.shman & sons. Inc, to
Stephen Realty Co. lsl " a5th s.; mtg
so 600; all liens; Dec rs; atty, Max
WFsT END AV. SO, 5. 42.2 s5th st.
90Xs0; Maria l. Carscailen to Martha II
kauth. 512 W End av. mtg $4,000
ell liens; Dec "a, address 81 f, 5ath
s5rH ST. asa W. n $ 75xloc9, Lan-
cashire Corp to Monmouth Holding Co.
81 Liberty ct; mtg sS37.50o; all liens.
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