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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct 27-Arrived. motor
Vim Donovan. San Pedro.
BANGOR. Me. Oct 2s-sailed. schr Jo-
sephlne A McQuesten,, Norfolk.
CEBU, Oct 26-Sailed, str West Jessup,
EAST LAMoINE. Me, Oct ae-In port. schr
Chas 4 Dean. loading.
FERNANDINA. Fla. Oct 29-Arrived, str
West Hardaway. Danzig via Norfolk. 

Santa Lula (Porp. Maplefield (Br) and
brig San Antonio Possible.
HONOLULU, Oct 27-Arrived, str West
Prospect. San Francisco for Manila
HOUSTON. Tex. Oct 29-In port. strs Sac
JACKsoNyILLE, Fla, Oct 29-Arrived. str
Magmeric. Charleston.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Oct 2s-sailed. str
Perth AMboY. NJ, DC. aeusalled. tugs
ldence. s04, for Pawtucket. 500, for New
port. and 800. for New Bedford: Cheekto-
waga, towing barges TOs, for Providence
500. for Vineyard Haven. 700. for Boston
and 78S, for Biddeford.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 2s-Arrivsd
United Kingdom Ito finish loadlng); 27th. E
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 2T-Arrived, schr
VIM Nottingham. Tacoma.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Oct 2T--Arrived. str
Steel Inventor. Baltimore.
Sailed 26th. str La Purisima. San Fran
SAN JUAN. PR, Oct 2l-Arrived. s,rs
Edith, New York: Lake Fernald. Baltimore
schr Kathleen G (Br). Halifax: 22d. strs
Neptune Dutch. Curacao land sailed Odd
for Havre); FL Captain, New York; schr
Pennsylvania (S2 tons). reported from New
ST THOMAS. vi. Oct ec-Arrived. str Ca
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REAL ESTATE MARKET NEWS
S35O,OO0 L. I. ESTATE
BOUGHT BY M. .. SLOANE
Mrs. J. S. Browning Seller;
Other Suburban Deals.

Theodore T. White. in conjunction
with Albert b. Ashfortb. Inc, has sold
to Malcolm ID. Sloane the property be-
longing to Mrs. John Scott Browning at
the end of Prospect Point, near Sands
Point. L. l. 1t includes about eleven
acres of land. together with Colonial
dwelling, on a promontory commanding
a superb view along the sound for many
miles. The house contains about ten
masters bedrooms. each connecting with
bath.
There are also large garage, SUI
perintendents cottage. extensive gardens
and tennis court. The place has a 'front.'
age on Long Island Sound Of more than
1000 feet. 1t adjons the property Of
Frank Hoffstat and is near the estates
of Mrs. o. II. +. Belmont and of
Princess Vlora, also the famous Castle
Gould. 1t was held at S350,000.
Kenneth Ives & Co. rented to Frank
Haskell the property of John C. Roch-
ester in Ardsley Park, consisting of a
brick Colonial house and garage on two
acres of ground.
Stillwell Realty Offices sold the new
Colonial house of Ciancia Bros. at
Larchmont Gardens to William d. Ward
of South Norwalk, Conn.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. have rented
for two years the Cundare residence on
Hobby street, Pleasantville. to II. B. Nc
Laughlin OF New York city.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TwELvE)

yester, Tampico; schr Mary Bradford Pierce.
Sailed Oct 81. strs City of Fairbury. Havre;
N GERG ls4FSys l sc Sov 1-Arrvea tug
baldrock, New York, with barge Northern
No j. land proceeded southwark.
Sailed LIST, schr Jacksonville, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov ARRIVED. strs
Apache, New York; Essex. Baltimore; Van,
Miami; revenue cutter Samacraw, from sea.
Sailed LIST, strs Herbert q Wylie. Tampico;
Sundapce, Rotterdam and Antwerp.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov ARRIVED, str Tuscan.
Hsyans: sehr Pat Harrison. Tampiso.
schr Nellie, Belize.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov 1--Arrived. strs
taond) Tela; EN- Fl lsleo New York: Cans.
(sp,. GALVESTON; Liberty Minquas, Pao
(Norl. Aigiers; o T Warning. New York.
Sailed from Port Eads LIST, strs Cauto.
Vera Cruz; choluteca CHond). Port Cortez;
Hastings, Antwerp; oriflamme sbD' Gil
NEWPoRT NEWS. va. Nov i--Arrived.
strs Beukelsdyk Dutch. Norfolk; Lodovica
QtaD, Galveston for Venice.
dam. Hayrs and Liverpool; .opelka. Nor
fox sihg Perry Setter Psovla as
Atlantic and whitehead, Fail River, Bristol
towing barges Mount Hope, for do. and Gar
denas, for New Bedford.
Sailed Nov 1, strs Taketoyo Maru Dap.
Galveston: Magellan OBJ, Liverpool: Oriana
(Br), La Palliee and Liverpool; Lutetian
NORFOLK, va. Oct si-Arrived; strs Aral
tBr).. Port Arthur: Sioux FAILS, Marseillss.
Arrived Nov /. strs Toiuma (Nor). New
York; Freeman. New Bedford: Robert Dollar
(Br). New York for Vancouver and Yoko-
hama; Colombia, San Francisco, &C; Jean.
Boston, sutton Hal tbrS. New Ma york r eansr
Ellen Little. Turks Island.
Sailed oct 81, strs Milazzo qtaD,, New
York. Northwestern Miller (Br), London via
n RickmcTS Nrer1,
Penclsey (Br) Liverpool; Colonial (Br +,
Liverpool; sewalls Point. Boston; Newton,
Sailed Nov /, strs II Devereux. Boston;
Gaute (Nor, Antiila; Pengreep CID, Phia-
delphia Transportation, New England; To-
Genoa; julius Kessier (5r), Liverpool Hans
tGsry Hambgrg; arlington; New Engls and,
Gertrudis fBr). TanIpico via Galveston
PORTLAND. o, Oct 8i--Arrived. strs East
ern Sailor. Seattle; Iolcos (Greek). Port
PORT Arthur. Tex. Oct al--Arrived. str
Trinculo (Br). Rotterdam.
Arrived lst; str Agwlmaar.; Liysrpool nv,.
Sailed 3ist, strs ARA Mendi (sp). Hamp-
ton Roads; Illinois. Baltimore: G snider.
Sailed nov i. s,rs Sunbeam, Philadelphia;
Nlke. West Indies; currler. Beverly.
jean phS MCKAY esr,. Bridsetaxn. Barbados
Louisiana (Nor), Christianla, &C. via ST
Jams, ME-: Manchester Marinel tBr). Man
via Boston; Palermo dtaD Naples and
Palermo via New York: Nicholas Cuneo
| (Nor). Port Antonio; Persian. Jacksonville
TampIco: Veedol New York; schr Harry A
McIennan (f3r), Newcastle. NIB.
Cleared LIST, strs Volga (Br), Cardiff. Will
Baltimore: Lehigh, Portland, Me.
Sailed 1st strs Union City (Br). London
and Liverpool via New York: Caifhness
(Br), Norfolk: Harry LucKenpacn. Los An
geles, &c.
Passed GOWN Marcus Hook 1st, 10 AM tugs
Germantown, towing barges Pennington. for
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEALS.

Crovello, Lombard & Weldner sold for
Myer Hecht his home and three acres
of land on Reads lane. Far Rockaway,
Queens, to Max Dorf, who will construct
all year cottages. The property was
held for $4,000.
Roman-Callman Company. in con-
junction with Joseph r. Day. have
leased for a term of years for the Long
Island City Building Company to the
Faurot-Scope Manufacturing Corpora
tlon the two story brick factory building
on Prospect street, at the Bridge Plaza,
Long Island City.
J. Albert Johntra has sold for Johanna
Barron three lots at the northwest cor
ner of state and Twenty-third streets.
Broadwny-F'lushing. Queens. to Samuel
Il. Dayhof Of Elmhurst. who will erect
a dwelling. This makes the eighth plot
sold in Broadway Flushing recently By
Mr.. Johntra to home builders.
Cornelius g. kolff sold for Anna Roth
ermund farm Of nine acres on Anna
dale road, Annadale. s, !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
BUYER EAGER FOR FLAT
RECENTLY COMPLETED
Bronx Apartment Houses
Druv Inuestors.

The five story apartment house re-
Gently completed at the southwest corner
Of University avenue and 1S0th street
has been sold to an investor by the Ben
sauit Construction Company (Michael
Kaufman and Robert Podgur), who val
ued 1t at $350,000. This apartment
covers a plot of six lots and has accom-
modatons for sixty-three families, with
a rent roll of about $6s,000 per annum.
Joseph p. Day sold for the estate of
Harriet T.. Brownson the five story
apartment house, 37x94.13x irregular, at
sos Claremont Parkway, corner of Third
avenue, to a leather manufacturer. who
intends to alter the premises and re-
arrange the present stores in the prop
erty. The property was to have been
sold at auction by Mr.. Day yesterday.
The five story apartment at the north
west corner of Morris avenue and 165th
street has been purchased by the Rock
shore, Inc, from Shacl<now & Rapport.
The building returns an annual rental of
$4,000 and was held at $4,000. Jacob
J. Pantell, attorney, acted for the buyer.
Richard Dickson sold for the Benen-
son Realty Company to Rudolph Bur-
meister IT'S Elton avenue, four story
double apartment, 25x100; also sold for
Tie beneTSOn neatly SOHlDuIy "
Charles l.. bolt the northeasterly corner
of 18TH street and Elton avenue, 25x
100. with a three story building and
store.
Abraham Saff1r sold for Cornelia
Hartwig the two one family houses at
1885 and 1887 Fox street to the Benen-
son Realty Company. The houses were
held at $4,000 and sold for all cash.
Koenig Improvement Company. Max
Rothbart president purchased the va
cant plot. 100x100, at the northwest cor
ner of Grant avenue and 165th street
from the Madeline Realty Corporation,
Max Cohen president. The purchasers
will erect two apartment houses.
Joseph Sager purchased from Jack
SON & Stern the plot, 75x100, on the west
side of Avenue st. John, los feet north
of Southern Boulevard, held at $4,000.
The purchaser contemplates erecting a
one story market. Mr.. Sager also resold
the plot at the northeast corner of 183d
street and Morris avenue. 90x147, to
the Archie Realty Company. which will
erect a one story business building and
bakery. 1t was held at $4,000. r.
Rubin was the broker.
The five story apartment house at
1872 Washington avenue has been sold
by Solomon Dornberger to a client OF
Max Stern.
Arthur Weyl & Co. sold for e. Moeh-
ring the three family building with store
at $50 Union avenue, size 25x100.
Sarah Graft sold to Hannah Holman
q five story apartment house, 40x100, at
1905 Xyse avenue
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$s,394,35O IN MORTGAGES.
Metropolitan Loans Money to Aid
Housing I'm Twenty-Five states.

Mortgage loans amounting to 1884,
800 were authorized by the real estate
committee OF the board of directors Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany yesterday. OF this amount $780,
700 were farm loans In States principally
In the South and middle West The city
loans numbered altogether 412 for n
total of s5,799,050. These included 352
dwellings. of which were in New York
city and 346 outside of New York, all to
accommodate 1853 families.
Loans were made on 55 apartment
houses. of which 10 were in New York
city, to house 351 families, for s1,065,-
900. and As in other States. to house 206
families, for s56G.150. the dwelling and
apartment houses together providing
homes for 9i0 families. The loans also
included something over $4,000. 900 on
hotel and business buildings The loans
were widely scattered. being made in
twenty-five states, principally I'm the
South and middle West.
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HEIGHTS ACTIVITY SEEN
IN APARTMENT SALES
Florida, on st. Nicholas Ave,
Changes Ownership.

The Florida, a six story elevator
apartment house at 1861 st. Nicholas
avenue. northwest corner OF 16Sd street.
has been purchased by Mollie Berman
from Nellie Isaac. 1t has an avenue
frontage of 1867 feet and a street
measurement Of 1888 feet.
George Steinman, Inc.,. sold for the
7o5 West l79th Street Corporation the
modern five story apartment house at
so5 West 179th street. adjoining the
northwest corner of Broadway, 55x1OO.
The house accommodates twenty fami-
lies and rents for $4,000. 1t was held
at $4,000, and has been purchased b,
an investor. The same broker also sold
for W. w. Spiro 4450 Pinehurst avenue.
two five story twenty family apartment
houses. on plot 100x10O. They rent
for $4,000 and were held at $3.50, 900.
The purchaser Is Joseph Shenk Mr..
StHinman also sold for S. Dibella SGT
West 18TH street, three family house.
176x100. held at $4,000. The buyer
will occupy one Of the apartments.
Anna Richard sold to the newly
formed 1865 Madison Avenue Corpora
ton the five story apartment house,
s5.11x100., at the southeast corner OF
NldQlSOn avenue anu lin StAttl.
Levy, as attorney, represented the buy
ing company, of which A. and r. Chat
kowitz and NJ Libin are directors.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold for
John Henshaw, as trustee for r. L. and
S. =. Henshaw, the five story apartment,
horse at the northwest corner of Fifty
sixth street and First avenue. 22x74,
which has not been sold In over twenty
years. to Charles Siegel.
Otterbourg, Slender & Houston have
sold for client 531 East 1s5th street
a five etory double fiat. 25xlOO. TO
Samuel Goldberg.
Huberth G. Huberth have sold for
Charles Tyroler to Nicola Sabatino and
Luigi Sabatino. the four story double
tenement with stores at 229S First ave-
rue, adjoining the corner Of 11Sth street,
25.3x66.
]. p. and L. A. kissing sold for Mary
Bowman 1914 East 103d street. two
FIVE story apartment houses. bOxloo'
The same brokers sold the adjoining
house 10 East 1880 street last May.
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Fire Record

A. NJ Loss.
II $3.50 Park sv., The Bronx, rub
bish. unknown, ........f..,.,. None
IL :00-332 Madison ST., David Lii
lenthal ..,..........-..-. Unknown
IL :5o-537 Brook av., The Bronx, A.
Sclenser ........-.-...-... Unknown
2:0a-i32 Division ST.. Robert Glnskey.
:0J-241 West 106th ST., automobile in
garage. Edward Pinchin. Unknown
5;oo-js4 9th av.. unknown. ,....... None
5:35-821 West 5oth ST.. Siawson
5;as-ssa West 5sth ST.. II. al.
Snunn ....,.......-..' '..'. OIlknoNn
o :So-5T-59 I'd av., unknown. Trifiing
1903 West Goth St. DR.. Charles
Bobley ................. Unknown
s:1o-55 West l4oth ST.. Edward
Robinson ..........- ..... UNKNOWN
s;2o-lal9 Washington av,. The Bronx.
Harry Under. .,.....,...:. $500
o;45-si7 Tth av., orinco Realty
co. ......-.......s' -.....' unknown
. :2O-233 Lewis ST.; George Tucker. Unknown
3;45-3is4 9Th av. Betty Bell Unknown
5:j0-lf63 SedgwiciE av., The Bronx;
vacant lOt... Unknown
7:I5--i55th st and Wales av.. Tho
Bronx; Jsidore Tannenbaum. Unknown
:45-434 East 10th ST.. Jacob Cold
ringer. $500 s''.'-..'. tHNHo"H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
FLATBUSH PLOT LEASED
FOR FLATS AND STORES
Half Million in Deal; Other
Brooklyn Transactions.

Harold 70. Wlttemann leased for
forty-two years, with the option of pur-
chase from Miss Anna NJ. Wilbur the
property on the west side of Flatbush
avenue, about 204 feet north of Parkside
avenue. The property has a frontage
OF about $40 feet on Flatbush avenue
and extends back about 251 feet to the
brighton Beach subway. The tenant in
tends to build stores on. F'latbush ave-
nue. and improve the rear with apart
ment houses. Mr.. Wittemann now con-
trolls 515 foot frontage on the westerly
side OF Flatbush avenue at this point.
The deal. involving over 100000, was
closed by the CruilSshank Company.
representing Miss Wilbur. and w. II.
Goldey, representing Mr.. Wittemann.
Bulkley 6 Horton Company have sold
I47S Union street. two story stone
two family house, -20xS5, for Il. c.
Wiesnann to n client for occupancy.
Meister Builders Inc, have pur-
chased the five story apartment house,
75x91.6. on Howard avenue IT'S feet
from Pitlin avenue. This building has
Just been completed and will accommo-
Gate twenty-four families.
Shampan & Shampan architects have
been commissioned to file plans and
supervise the construction of four
story brick apartment house to be
erected on the east side of Twentieth
avenue. $50 feet north of Benson ave-
nue., on a plot Sox96.s. for the John
Acunto Construction Company, at cost
OF 1925. 900.
J. ID. Ranck sold for the Realty Sales
Company the two family bungalow at
the southeast corner of avenue J and
East Third stree to Maude n. Eberlin ;
the one family house at the southwest
corner Of avenue X and Iast Eighteenth
street, 60x1o0 TO Mabel u. Cunningha m
and the one family bungalow at 1919
Bay Parkway to Edith A. Mason.
Frederick w. Walker. Jr.. sold the
three story dwelling at $50 First street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, for
William and Susan Clifford.
M. c. O'Brien sold 1908 Flatbush ave-
nue., three story store and apartment
dwelling 20xs0, FOR Elizabeth q. Ahearn :;
also the southeast corner of Franklin
avenue and Lincoln place, four story
twelve family apartment housc, 57xg4
for nj. Altman and A. Singer to a build
ing corporation. which Will alter for
stores on the ground floor. The same
broker leased $50 Dean street, one
story garage. for M. Froldel to the Buck
ingham Motor Corporations.
Henry l.. Nielsen leased the garage at
224 York street for Traina Brothers to
the New England Tire and Sales Com
pany. Inc.
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to TIE NEW YoRK HEaALD.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington II, c.. NOV, l. I

These naval orders have been made public;
Lieutenant Commander Joseph j. Broshek.
70 aide on staff Commander in-Chief Asiatic
fleet Lieutenant Commander Karl L. Hlntze.
to u. s. S. PARROT and Division 80; Lieuten-
ant-CommandeF samuel ;. Ihurston. to n. IS.
5. Wyckes and Division 10; Lieutenant Com
mander George NJ. Lowry. 20 U. $. S. Cogh-
Ian and Division ~ Lieutenant Comma nder
David +. Ducey. TO Squadrons 4. Q and 10 for
engineering duty; Lieutenant Commander
Robert NJ. Hinckley, 10 command U. s. S.
Mervine; Lieutenant Commander Walter ID.
Seed. TO u. $. S. Crane and Division II
Lieutenant Commander Herbert @. Gates. to
U. 5. ). Cory; Lieutenant Commander Al
ston r.. Simpson. 10 Naval Air Station. San
Diego: Lieut.. John d. Avis, 10 Naval Air
Station. Pensacola Lieut.. John w. Boldt. 20
w. S. S. baltimore; Lieut. Frank Brosnan, to
u. s. $ pratie; Lieut. Ulysses G.. Chapman.
to u 5. $. Bailey; Lieut.. Edwin d. Duckett.
TO U. S. s. Florida Lieut.. William Il. Hill
bert, to u. $. s. North Dakota; Lieut.. Peyton
II. Park. TO u. S. s. Idaho; Lieut.. Guy ..
Townsend, 70 duty air sauadrons, Atlantic
fleet: Commander Louis W, Bishop. Medical
Corps. to u. s. S. Nevada; Commander Bar
ton l.. Wright, Medical Corps, to r. s..
Philadelphia; Lieutenant Commander How
aVd Priest Medical Corps, to duty Naval
Hospital. League Island; Lleutenant-C Com
Inander Harold w. Wellington. Medical
Corps resigned; Lieutenant-Com
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
AT s2os THIRD AVENUE.

BY James J. Donovan.
Tiffany ST.. 1oll w s, 500 i65th ST. sty
dwlg, 30x100; Joseph Horensten agt Joseph
w. Goldberg ct al; George Thoms. atty
amt due. s3T14.s0; taxes. &c. 1924: pr
mtges. $500; TO the plaintiff for 81. 100.
2l1th st, n g. 122 White Plains av. J0x-
100, vacant Albert Zimmerman ct al agt
Angelo di Constance ct al; Eugene l.. Bril-
sach. atty amt due 81. 423.10; to Grace Alri-
olo for sf.66S.
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DIG PIERCE ARROW hook Loss.

The Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company
reports that operations In the September
quarter showed book loss of S2,f00.99g
after providing for depreciation of prop
crty and equipment A special reserve
fund of s3,750.oo0 has been set up to
provide for shrinkage in inventory and
other contingencies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Louis ]. Battle. formerly Of the
Brown, Wheelock Company. is now a
member of the loan department OF s.
w. Straus & Co.
Daniel Birdsall r. Co, Inc, who were
the brokers In the sale of $3.50 Walker
street and 310-312 Church street, have
been appointed agents for the properties
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William II. Whitnore. Medican Corps, to OBJ
servation Naval Hospital, New York; Lieu
tenant Commander John Il. Ewald. Suppl
Corps. 10 duty nearest X. s.. Lieutenant
Commander Harold C. Gwynne. Supply
Corps to II. $. S. North Dakota as Supply
OFFICER. reporting december 1 T; Lieut.. Cyrus
d. Bishop, Supply Corps, to u. S. S. pensa-
cola as Supply officer: Lieut.. H. r. Bear.
Ciyil Engineer Corps. 10 Naval Training Sta
tion, Great Lakes.
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pillo, Port Arthur. &C. for MontevIdeo. &c
land proceeded.
SULLIVAN, Ne. Oct 2s-sailed. schr Hen
rietta Whitney. New York.
TACOMA. Wash. Oct 2B-Arrived. str Ala
bama Maru Jap. Seattle.
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DAT HOLDS SPECIAL SALE.
Parcels I'm Manhattan, Bronx and
Hoboken Bring $384,5OO.

There were few idle onlookers In the
big crowd that gathered in the Real Es-
tate Exchange, at ii Vesey street, yes
terday. to attend the special sale of
untmproved property In Manhattan, The
Bronx and New Jersey held by Joseph
r. Day. Most Of those present had come
out with the grim determination of buy
ing bit of property and neither bust
ness depression nor more immediate de-
torrents such as unpleasant weather con-
ditions. could stop them. They went
about their bidding in a businessllke
way which shortened considerably the
duration of the sale. The total obtained
was S394,500. The results of the sale
were as follows:
East 32d st, 100. $. 1876 Lexington av,
So. 900.
East nth st. So 8. 81 Madison av.
sty dwlg. to l.. A. Ledwith for $32 100.
East End av. e cor SD st. sty tnrnt
and str. 2Gxs1i to Edward f. Vollhart for
$1,000.
Second av. su2. $, 1911 3 1o4th st. 4 sty
Sl595o.
St. Nicholas av. $40. s, ei19 1880 st, S
sty tnmt, 19.9x12S.6x irreg; knocked down
for SIS, 500.
Macomb's road W cor Nelson av, 1o6x
700.
Nelson av. w 6, 1907 w 1T4th st, 5Ox
103.3x rreg, vacant; knocked down for So 800
Macomb's road. n g. 1907 w I74th st, Cox
l2S.Bx irreg. vacant: to the Seymour Scham-
pain Co for 81 1850
Bronxdale av. n s. so.4 Barnes av. 25x
1856 vacant: knocked down for $4,000.
Cypress av. cor 13Sth st. 1S0xi01,
vacant; knocked down for $4,000
East 16Sth st, n =. 1l5 w Boston road,
26.5x136.2 irreg. vacant; knocked down for
81 400.
Hoboken. n. Hudson st, 6S-7O 7 sty
bus bldg. 55x105; knocked .ioSyn for SIG, 600.
Broadway; W s. 1885 21Sth st, 30x103. OK
21Sth st. 44x1036x irreg, vacant; George
II. Payson agt Henry w. C. Tomsuden ct al :
Dennis G. Buhler, attys; amt due So. 521 so ;
taxes, &C., 81, 606.6 5; to the plaintiff for
s11 400.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
VIII Sell Jamaica Lots Tonight.

Joseph P. Day will offer tonight in
the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange at
1S9 Montague street one dwelling and
217 building lots in the Jamaica section
Of Queens. The properties are on Pros
pect Hill In the Highland section of
Jamaica. north of Hillside Boulevard
and west of soldiers monument, where
much dwelling construction has been
going on for the past year or two. The
offerings are on Flushing, Oceanside and
Terrace avenues and adjacent side
streets. The section is we'll favored with
transportation facilities.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,

Above 14th st. to 5Sth st. Unclusive),
Enst River to North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 5oth st. (Inclusive).
East River to North River.
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spuytcn Duy,il and Eivcrdaie,
Above Harlem River.
IF ielh ston

New York Citya most accessible suburb.
GEORGE HOWE, SCI Fifth Ave-, y. n. e.
An advertisement IN tho Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recoros.c your lost property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of Queens-Sale or Rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

Stonehurst, a seven acre estate al
Riverdale on the Hudson, has been
leased through Burgoyne Hamilton and
Adrian Iselin III. to a New York city
client of that Arm. The property Is part OF
the large holdings of the George w
Perkins estate in that vicinity, and is
improved with stone mansion. stable
gardeners cottage and other outbuild-
ings.