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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-02

Louis Halle. secretary OF the Arnalganated
LEATHER CompRniea Inc, has notified Is
stockholders. by order OF its directors, that
the dsfinitive certificates % deferred com
mon stock OF the corporation arc ready for
delivery and may be obtained by presenting
the temporary certificates 10 the Columbia
Trust Company.
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A booklet on the emergency tariff act sp-
proved by the President on May "a. has been
issued BY the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York. II contains the complete text OF
tho law.
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Lewis T.. Clarke, president OF the American
Exchange National Bank. has been elected n
director Of the Mexico City Banking Corpo-
ration, Mexico City.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Samuel r. a. Stern has been elected
Vice president OF the Fifth National Bank
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frank Hedicy, president OF the Intsrbor.
ough Rapid Transit Company, was elected
yesterday director Of the Hudson Trus,
peny.
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Frederick p. Fiske has been appointed m
assistant vice president OF the Guaranty
Company of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-02

Harold w. Pierce retired from partnership
In the firm OF Tucker. Anthony a Co. on
June ]. 1921
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SOUTH AMERICA.


New York funds In Montreal. siie.3s pre-
r1,urn per 81 900; Montreal funds In New
York. 1864 discount per 1000.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS


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oPEv MARKET RATES

Prime eligible acceptances, on call, g. re-
Accountable at Reserve Bank 90 10 20 days.
5Ad5H; nou-members and private bankers,
eligible 60 TO w. aays' VIVA non-e"tio'''
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MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7.
CALL LOANS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
INVESTOR BUYS COSTLY
BROOKLYN APARTMENT

Nathan r. Posncr, an investor. has
purchased Shirly Court apartments at
403 st. Johns place. Brooklyn. The
house. which has valuation OF $685.
600. is four stories and was disposed
of by the David Isacowitz Realty Cor
poration. its builder. Containing ninety
nine rooms and accommodating twenty
eight families, the building returns an
annual gross rental OF $4,000.
NJ. Bennett & Sons have sold the three
story dwelling at 101 Sixth avenue for
the estate OF Arthur A. Mclean TO r..
Fitzmaurice three story dwelling at $50
Pacific street for Margaret Mcneil to
Jeremiah Cronin also 222 Sixth avenue.
three story house, for Mrs. Hilda
Bloom. and 72a Fourth avenue. a store
and basement building for John d. Co.'S
grove to William Stricken.
Henry L. Nielsen sold the dwelling at
S21a Fourth street for S. Levy to John
Haber.
Plans by Shampan & shampan have
been approved for q four story apart
ment to be erected at the southeast cor
ner of Nineteenth avenue and Eighty
first street, 100xi0o, for the Dykcr Con
struction Company, to cost S175.000.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
HOUSEWREcKER TURNS
TO HOUSE BUILDING
A. A. Volk Plans 500, 900
Flat on East S6th Street.

I Albert A. volk. the house wrecker. or.
to be more facetious. an iconoclast in
the realty world. is soon to turn his
hand to a more constructive task in that
same world OF realty by putting up a
nine story apartment house. 97.9x10o. at
A East Eghty-eighth street, south side.
about 100 feet east of Fifth avenue. S.
w. Straus & Co. have underwritten a
$3.50. 600 mortgage on the structure. the
valuation OF which, including the land,
Is set at 100000.
The structure will contain thirty-four
apartments. arranged in suites of from
four to seven rooms. each apartment
having from one to three baths. The
borrowing concern Is the Almab Cor
poration. Of which Mr.. Volk is presi-
dent. The purchase OF the land and the
negotiations for the loan with S. w.
Straus & Co. were handled by c. II.
Burnap of Pease Gilman. The build
ing will be erected by Thomas J. Steen
under the supervision of and from
plans and specifications prepared by
Electus d. Litchfield and Rogers. archi-
tects.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
HOTEL MAY CONTAIN
CONVENTION HALL
Rumor That Commodore An
mex on Lexington Av. Will
Include Vast Auditorium.

1t was rumored in well informed up
town realty circles yesterday that the
Pershing Square Hotel Corporation,
which operates the Biltmore. Comyno-
dore, Belmont and Murray Hill hotels
in the Grand Central Terminal zone, Is
planning to build large annex to the
Commodore Hotel which will include
an auditorium suitable for conducting
conventions on a large scale. The annex
when it is erected will cover the vacant
plot at the northwest corner of Lexing
ton avenue and Forty-third street. hav-
ing frontage of 2S3S on the avenue
and 274 feet on the street. The site Is
Immediately in the rear OF the Com
modore.
At the Office of John Nee. Bowman,
head of the Pershing Square Hotel
chain, it was said yesterday that the
company has no definite plans in hand
at present for the construction Of the
Commodore annex. At the Office of
Warren & Wetmore. architects, who
have designed the Bowman hotels as
well as the Grand Central Terminal. all
questions were referred to Manager
George Sweeney of the Commodore. At
Mr.. Sweeney's office it was said that
information would have to emanate from
Mr.. Bowman's offices.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

L. J. Phillips & Co. leased the follow
ing apartments: In 90 West Fifty-sev-
enth street to William c. Moore; In 14s
West Seven nty-second street to Harry A.
Heaid; In 273 West End avenue TO y.
Lewis Cohen; In 226 West Seventy-fifth
street to Dorothy Bull in West sew
cnty-hfth street to Nine. Camille Croue.
Cross & Brown Company leased. with
Harriss, vought & Co., an apartment In
2s East Sixty-fourth street to Edith NJ
Barton.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment In 800 Park avenue to John
Jay Hopkins: also apartments In 10
Wost F1fty-ffth street to Mrs. A. M.
Holrses, Mrs. NJ. E. Gale and Bruno
zirato: In 106 Cast Eighty-nfth street
to John w. Pulleyn large furnished
apartment, containing ~ rooms and
baths. in 405 Park avenue. TO Mrs. Rich
ard Colgate a duplex apartment IN 925
Park avenue In 40 West Fifty-fifth
street. an apartment to Miss Anna Chez
yer in IL east Sixty-eighth street. and
In "a East Sevcntieth street. duplex
apartment TO Walter N. Stillman of
Evans-Stilman & Co.. bankers.
Burgoyne Hamilton and Adrian IselIn
"a leased the furnished house at liz
Eess scvcnty-third street to John Nick
erson. Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
MINING ON UPGRADE,
HARDING'S MESSAGE
Urges Chicago Convention to
Work for Uniform Rate
of Production.

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-There are indica-
tions that industry is on the up grade
President Harding stated in a message
to representatives of the mining indus
try. read to delegates at the twenty
fourth annual convention OF the Amer
lean Mining Congress here tonight.
He requested the delegates to formu-
late IL possible plans for regulating the
production and distribution Of coal tc
secure employment the year around for
both capital and labor and thus preven,
congestion OF transportation facilities
and high coal prices.
J. +. Callbreath, secretary OF the
National Exposition OF Mines, announced
the Presidents suggestion would be con-
sidered a mandate and made the basis
of work of the convention, with the an
nounced intention OF developing con-
structive programme for the mining in
dustry.
In his message President Harding
said:
Realizing the unfortunate estate into
which the mining industry has come
along with so many others. in the period
of depression following the war. 1 re-
gard as specially important the effort
OF your congress to bring about an early
Improvement.
"The present unfortunate situation
being = worldwide one, resulting from
worldwide causes. complete recovery
must await Improvement in world con-
ditions but there are indications that
industry is on the upgrade and mining
is sure to reflect the Improvement which
Is marked in some other directions.
IT cannot forbear to suggest that your
Congress might perform a useful service
in connection with the Improvement OF
conditions in coal mining. A widely
variable demand makes the problem OF
production difficult. especially when /.
involves an overload of the transporta-
ton system at time when that system
is least able to bear it.
with both labor and facilities lying
idle for substantially half OF each year
the costs of coal are bound to be unsat-
isfactory to the consumer. Is there no
way OF regulating the demand so as to
distribute it more uniformly over this
twelve months? Is 1t not possible to
provide storage reservoirs which will
enable the large consumers and large
producers to accommodate their condi-
tions to the need for a more constant
rate of production?
IT feel that these questions may. with
particular propriety. be addressed to
your organization. Adequate improve
ment can hardly be expected in the coal
mining industry until the army of work
ing men and the vast capital engaged In
1t find constant employment.
IT would be glad indeed IL your delib-
eraticns might produce some suggestions
of practical value in dealing with this
difficult problem"
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
BRONX TRADING SHOWS
ACTIVITY OF BUILDERS

The new one story business building
at the northeast corner of 163d street
and Rogers place. on plot fronting los
feet on 163d street and SO feet on
Rogers place. together with the bal
ance of the plot, including the corner
of Westchester avenue and Rogers
place, have been sold to clients of Max
Miller, attorney. 1876 Broadway. The
building has just been completed by
the Murray Holding Company. Inc.
Murray Maran, president). 1t con-
tains eight stores with an annual
rental Of more than $4,000. The
sellers were represented by Gold &
Maran. The buyers intend to improve
the Westchester avenue corner with
one story business building.
The newly organized Longwood
Fox Realty Development Corporation,
George w. Alexander president. owner
of the plot 100x110 at the southwest
corner OF Longwood avenue and Fox
street. plans the improvement of the
site with five story apartment house.
to cost approximately $4,000. The
proposed building will have a base
area 100x100 feet. 1t will contain forty
apartments and seven stores. l.. Roy
field. attorney. represents the new
company. which includes Fl. Holman
and b. Noskin..-
Louis Gold & Co., Inc. sold the
southeast corner OF Minford place and
Boston road to the Weingold Realty
Corporation of Brooklyn, which will
commence the erection at once OF n
one story taxpayer containing seven
stores. the entire operation involving
about $4,000. The property was re-
Gently purchased by the sellers from
Eofo fa ,
Byrne & Bowman and Nehring
Brothers sold for Emanuel Ettenheimer
to Maud A. Dorman 44O to 446 East
145th street. between Willis and Brook
avenues. two flve story apartments
with stores. 75x100 housing 40 fam
lilies. and renting for $4,000. The
brokers have been appointed agents.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
RESIDENTIAL DEALS.
a. story Charlestown Court
.r.rtment sold, Held at @37b,OOO.

Nehrinr Bros. sold for the 1905 Broad
nav CORPORATION to a client for inves,-
ment the Charlestown Court. on the
ror.bwest corner of Broadway and 1850
street. a six story modern elevator
apartment house. 100x125, accommodat-
ing forty-eight families. II rents TOT
s55 900 and was held at $375,0oo: Tne
rurchaser intends to make extensive al
terations in the near future by Installing
stores on the Broadway frontage. Men
ring Rros. have been appointed agents.
GoodwIiu & Goodwin sold for Simon
n Triedberg to client for occupancy
the threo story dwelling at 24S WesS
129th street. 1s.9xso.11.
The West Broadway-Leonard Cor
,poration CT. Portmand and Edward >
Schwartz, purchased from the "exieI
Realty Corporation the five story new
law apartment house, on plot b0xlU. az
Goa West 1plst street. The house ac-
commodities four families on floor
and was held at $4,000. Isldore Silver
man was the broker
Norris Moore's Sons, Inc. sold for
the Trsymore Leasing Corporation bz'
West 1S2d street. northeast corner OF
Audubon avenue, five story apart
sncnt house, held at $4,000.
The p. A. Y. Real Estate Corporation
poid a six story tenement. T.6x10o at
Ao5 East tooth street. to client OF Frank
Bedeli.
Porter & Co. sold for Mary Brown
the three story dwelling al 2l3 West
12sth street.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Sell. Eight story Loft Building.
NEW LESSEES FOR OLD
UNION SQUARE HOTEL

Messrs. Kern & Amron, who operate
the Marlborough Hotel, have taken a
twenty-one year lease on the Union
Square Hotel, southeast corner OF Fourth
avenue and Fifteenth street. When the
present hotel lease expires the new les
sees intend to subdivide the ground floor
into stores and rent the upper part either
as a hotel or for offices. The lessons
are William Goldman, Samuel Witty
and Morris Rosenstein, who purchased
the property last June at the auction
sale Of the estate of Courtlandt Palmer
conducted by Joseph p. Day. Henry
Shapiro & Co. were the brokers. The
lessons were represented by s. M. Reiss,
attorney, and the lessees by Stone q
Schleimer.
In the recently completed Textile
building at 295 Fifth avenue Alexander
Smith e Sons Carpet Company of Yon-
kers leased from the Textile Building
Inc, the entire sixteenth floor for term
of ten years at an annual rental or apo"'
100000. The floor. which Will De re-
modelled to suit the requirements OF tne
lessee. contains $4,000 square rect net.
The Smith firm has been located at lo3
Fifth avenue for twenty years. Inc
lease was Negotiated by the II. n. Glp-
son Realty Company. 90. va,
NJ & L. Hess, Inc, leased in 624 Madi-
son avenue, southwest corner OF flIty
ninth street, space to Ecker Dehsai
Laboratory to Nanny Lieberman, lot
millinery and women's apparel; pase-
ment space to Richard Schroeder, Ior
billiard parlor additional space 70 neu-
bens Pure Food Shop. Inc, ana Cio'hes
Tree Shop.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased or
f,ccs in SO East Forty-second street 10
Paul Robinson, Inc.. Neptune meter
Company and John E. Greenawalt, ana
IN So Vanderbilt avenue to Chartered
Advertising Corporation; In 5l6 Fifth
avenue offices to w. John Buedingen
Cross & Brown Company leased OF
fees in 576 Fifth avenue to DR.. Albert
m Silbor: space in 295 Fifth avenue 10
Lawrence b. Simon, health institute,
and space in 299 Madison avenue 10
Paine & Fink.
wills SaInte Claire Company leased
through Cross & Brown Company. store
in the Fisk Building. Fifty-seventh stree'
at broadway. They will occupy adloin-
ing store temporarily until extehsive
decorations are completed. Inc new
homo Of the Wills Sainte C!aire mas 80, q
frontage Of 40 feet on Fffty-seventn,
street and a depth OF 100 feet. and VIII
include a mezzanine 40 by 40 feet.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. leased the io,,ow- :
,rg stores in $500 Broadway to Roiiires
Pibbon. Inc. In 3 Fort Washington ave-
nue TO ID. Fello: in 4025 Broadway 70
sne,eotes e. Pappas: and a loft In Ssol
broadway to Wolf Silverman ana Louis
Harsstrom-C Calien Company leased Tor
Mary Wood tho four story building Al
1a5 West Sixty-third street TO teorse
whitney.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
EVEN SALE ON TOMORROW.

On Wednesday Bryan l.. Kennedy
Inc. real estate auctioneers, will sell
at auction 164 lots comprising the es-
tates OF Louise and Carolina G. Even
deceaeed. in the Exchange Saesroom
IA yeJey street. Part of the proceeds
of Il 10 sale. which will begin at noon
will be used for the care of friendless
dumb animals.
All of the 260 lots offered by Bryan
i. Kennedy, Inc. real estate auction
eers. at the sale of the Sampawam
Park tract in Babylon, l.. T., were dis
posed of in the record time of one hour
and fifty-five minutes. Builders fig
ured prominently in the buying, one oi
them acquiring fifty lots for immediate
Improvement. The total amount real
lied from the sale was s36.045.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
PUTS MILLION INTO
ROCKAWAY REALTY
18th Street Merchant Invests
That Sum In Seashore Sec
tion in Four Months.

r. Smith. the Fourteenth street mer-
cratic Club. property at 615 Fifth ave-
nue., on which site he will build q mod
ern store building to harmonize with the
new store Of Saks & Co., which will sur
round IT. has made extensive additions
to his holdings at Far Rockaway, L. J..
by purchasing the property OF Samuel
Eisman. the silk merchant, at Broadway
and Mott avenue, where Mr.. Eisman
has resided for the last twenty years.
Mr.. Smith intends within a month to
erect six store and office buildings on
Mott avenue. With his latest purchase
Mr.. Smith has invested more than
Sl,000,000 In Far Rockaway. property
within the last four months.
THE new boulevard to the Rockaway
coast" says Mr.. Smith, will shorten the
run by motor to that popular district by
one hour. Since the announcement was
made that work on this boulevard was
to be started / have been besieged with
inquiries from merchants and investors
in Manhattan who wish to establish,
stores or buy homes in this section
where the seashore and country are
combined. When / bought the 'lotlet'
at Broadway and Thirty-fourth street.
adjoining r.. Fl. Macy's store, was
cristicised for paying S375.00o for 1t. !
have since refused $1.000.000 FOR It. In
my estimation the future Of Far Rock
away is just as rosy In proportion as is
the corner OF Broadway and Thirty
fourth reet."
Buy site for Heights Flat.
The newly formed 1s9th Street
Realty Corporation. represented by i.
Burdicls, attorney, purchased the vacant
plot, 5ox100. on the south side OF 1S9th
street, 100 feet east Of st. Nicholas
avenue. for Improvement with a five
and one-half story walkup apartment
house The total amount involved In the
operation Is 100000. The estate OF
Gertie A. German was the seller OF the
site.
Sells Eight story Loft Building.
Stephen H. Tying, Jr.. & Co.. Inc. sold
for Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Armstrong and
Mrs. Mary d. Dennison to the A. M. x
W. Realty Company. Inc. the eight
story loft building at 13 East Seven
teenth street and leased the store and
basement in the property to Fosen
Brothers Of 545 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Frsm BATTERY Z. 18th st., Isclussvs.
Above 18th st. to 6sth st. Uncluslvs).
East River 20 North River.

IN THE GRAND CENTRAL ZONE
No. 30i Madison av., between 41st and 42d
sts., lot 2ix100, with four story dwelling.
suitable for alteration for any business TO.
which this superb central location Is es-
sential; immediate possession; for sale,
lease or exchange: commission to brokers.
WILLIAM d. FITZPATRICK. 149 Broad
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Ludwig Baumann q Co. Get Loan,

The Title, Guarantee and Trust Com
pany advanced a building loan Of s9oO,V0
TO the Elbeco Realty Corporation. rep
resenting Ludwig Baumann e Co.. for
the erection of Its proposed twelve story
building on Eighth avenue. between
Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Borough Of Qu.sa,-s.,, or aen,.

TO lease for three TO five years, new house
26S Parsons av.. Flushing. l.. l.. bed
Kitchen with kompolite floor, enclosed porch.
foyer hall. dining room; hardwood floors and
ventlators throughout hot water beating
plant; garage: rent sf.s0S per year. Apply
go Parsons av.s Flushing. l.. I. Plaza 0QcQs
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
OPPORTUNITY OF MANS Lifetime.
4 AND 8 ROOM HOUSES.
HING AL InW TYPE
Borough Of Rrssliyn-.saie or Rent.
FLATBusH.

NEwKiRK Az. CoRNER u. asp ST. T.
New Colonial onefamiiy brick and stone
houses with garage. @ to 3 rooms and bath.
tiled shower, Roman tub; metal weather
strips copper cutters and leaders: stear,
heat: parquet floors. tiled kitchen: tar er-
empt for 1000 for 10 years. Price tfs.7S0
up 20 So. 900. Take Brighton Beach Railroad
TO Ncwkirk av. expre-s station.
BUILT by GEORGE NJ. CRAICEN Co. y
G3I y. 2ith 81. Phone Msnsrieid pc7.
SEVEN room one fp-.ily house. we'll built.
Al conditions space for garage. near RidEs
Boulevard: possession November 1: price
al 500. Phone South sls. Mrs. BELL.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Borough Of Msnhattau-Naisceiissesss,

BUSINESS BUILDING, two story. brick,
improvements, rents 81 $50: cash 5000
balance mortgage. BLAINE, 2i7 West
i25th. Morningsidc 1905. ~
WE have a number of West Side private
dwellings 20 lease. 500 and UP. COUGH
Ian co, Inc. 200 West I'D.
story elevator apartment house. West Side;
ground floor. 2/5. VI; upper. 1/5. ~. I/S;
rents S2i 900; very low; netting $1,000; cash
required $4,000: price $4,000: mono better
for an Investment. cOUGHLAN CO.. Inc,
200 West I'D
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

A SMALL FAMILY Of refinement and
education can secure title TO and &C.
cupy Mt once this quaint Colonial
home, located On one Of the best
streets Of celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section near New York CITY,
where the desires Of the neighboring
families as to the personality OF the
buyer must and will receive first con-
siderntion. on the payment o. S2,s5o
balance OF 5000 on long time ist
mortgage; the plot fronts 100 II. on
the street and the house u surrounded
hy n beautiful grove Of white birches
and shading oaks; contains 9 rooms
and bath and wide verandn; the eie-
yaiion IL over 400 IT.; II u only few
minutes walk 20 railroad express sta
tion on the best committing road out
of New York City, and j. offered com
pIrte with no extras; there are over
800 commuters from this section nSw;
bathing. boating, skating. golf, tennis
and country clubs are available, to-
gether with fine schools, churches and
markets; it IL - bargain and won
dcrfuI place for children; liberal dis
count for all or half cash. IMMEDI-
ATE. r. q. Box 37s. City Hall station,
New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Borough Of Bronx--Sale or Ksat.

CLIENT VIII sell or exchange for improved
property free and clear West Bronx lots
ready for building In plots of 15, 100, 225
and 400 feet frontage; located cast OF Con-
course al flOth St. near subway station.
Send particulars OF properties for exchange
10 GEORGE IRWIN. 42J eth Av. 'Phon5
CoNCoURSE, i0fs.-Eieven rooms. all Inn
provements; hot water. heat: owner icav-
ing town: bargain TO quick buyer.
FORDHAM ROAD. -1
We can offer for sale one OF the most
prominent and strategic corners on this
growing avenue with wonderful future. .
sJ.AWsON HOBBS. 162 w. 7cd II.
HARRISON Av., issf.-Two family house,
garage; finest location in West Bronx !;
price $4,000; mortgage S1i 900: tax exempt
NICHOLAS r: PETERSON. 1881 Harriscn
az. fremont 1880.
OPPORTUNITY OF MANS Lifetime. .
AND ROOM HOUSES.
BUNGALOW TYPE.
All improvements: all year round house; !;
hot water heating; right on shore front: To-
cation Pelham Bay. corner Schley and Clar.
ence avs. Bronx. Throgr Neck section: price
Of : room house. 5000; room house.
81 1900: pay much down. balance like rent.
For further particulars. NICHOLAS H..
PETERSON. 1881 Harrison sv. fremont
sI3o. Agents on premise. az OIL times.
TREMoNT-Threo family corner for sale.
sii 900. half cash: act quick: bargain :,
garage. COLL. painter. s5s southern nlyd-
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT

- DEoIKABIlE INVESTMENTS. J
Fine corner elevator apartment house.
Elegant location, 4. and rooms. De-
sirable mortgage. Rents So. 500 Expenses
Sl6.IoO. Price $4,000. easy terms.
Two 3 story apartment houses. good loca :
tion. 20 rooms on a floor each. Desirabis
mortgages. Old low rents $1,000 each. lii :
tie over s. per room, should be $iI 900
each. Price SIS. 900 each. easy terms. Win
sell one. II. r. WOOD. 220 Broadwas.
in the 70s, near Central Park West-Four
story. 25x100; beautifully built: steam
heat; all modern improvements; VIII be sold
at great bargain; price $55. 900; immediate .
possession. SLAWSON HOBBS, i62 w.
72d st.