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The New York herald., 1922-09-17
ACTIVE REALTY MARKET
AT PORT WASHINGTON
Broker Reports Good Season
on Long Island.

William r. Sheehan at Port Wash
icgton, l.. l.. reports an active season
during the last year. having closed moro
than 100000 worth OF business. At
Port Washington Park. for which Mr..
Sheehan is sole agent the total lot sales
amounted to about $500, 900. During the
last year moro than forty-two houses
were erected and sold, making a total
Of over n hundred houses.
Among the recent sales which Mr..
sheehan made are the following:
For Annie McDermott, a house 70
Patrick Smith for Mrs. Edith Murphy. a
house TO Carl f Voigt for Kon-Boda
Building Company. a cottage on Fair
view avenue TO Harold a. Johnson for
Roger Black Company, cottage on
Litchneld road to John Williamson for
Melvin Porter. cottage on Litchfield
road near Mackey avenue 10 william
Bliss: for Louis Forglone, house on
Davis avenue TO Edward III. Kares for
Mrs. Harriet l.. Ebert, n house on Bar
Beach road, Port Washington Park. 70
Charles S. Aldrich of Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. Sheehan also reports selling plots
81 Port Washington to Dr. Everett Will
son. for the Kon-Boda Building Com
pany, ten building sites: for the Great
Neck Shores Corporation to John J. Ja-
snsld Miss Phillips and Louis For
giono: for the Stockwell-Purser Realty
Company eighty feet at Port Washing
ton Park 10 Miss Hewitt. seventy feot
az Port Washington Park 10 Walter
Grygas, fifty feet at Port Washington
Park 10 Alexander Mcintosh. forty feet
at Port Washington Park to William
Clyde also fifty feet on Murray avenue
10 George Olsey
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
BUILDING PLANS UP
IN TWO BOROUGHS
Manhattan and Brooklyn Gain
in Number-Queens Alone
Raises Estimates.

Manhattan and Brooklyn showed
gains last week In the number OF per-
mits issued for new building projects,
while in all boroughs except Queens
the estimates on new construction plans
permitted decreased in comparison with
the showing for tho corresponding week
Of 1921. The figures for last week were
as follows:
Manhattan twelve grants ana s1.5o5.-
800 in estimates the Bronx, forty
seven and s54s,5oo; Brooklyn. 1876 and
s1.5oo.755: Queers. 800 and s2.ess.655
and Richmond. twenty-three and s69.-
i45. During the corresponding week a
year ago the figures were: Manhattan
nine and sl.516,145 the Bronx. eighty
ono and s2.255.Ooo; Brooklyn, 176 and
s2.129.o0 Queens, 341 and s1.s24,Sso-
and Richmond. 109 and s25o.195.
Since January /. Manhattan has
passed 623 plans. the estimates on
which have been s9.3ss.7f2. The show
ing for the other boroughs has been as
follows: the Bronx, 2,940 and s69.431.-
0SS: Brooklyn, SIPS and ss3.754.121 ;
Queens. 1922 and ssT.3ss.490. and
Richmond. 1.4s1 and s4.927.s33. In the
corresponding time OF last year the
figures were Manhattan. $50 and ss2.-
557.S4S; the Bronx. 1895 and s41, 1,031.-
765: Brooklyn. $500 and ss6.12e.9 .905
Queens. s,ses and $50. $50 and Rich
mond. 1,S4S and s5.732,74o.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
RETAIL TEXTILE TRADES
FILLING FIFTH AVENUE
OWners Create More Space to
Meet Demand.

An interesting operation on Fifth ave-
rue which shows what can be done to
increase the rental return on a building
occupied by retail textile firms, nas re-
csntly been accomplished by the Arm OF
Burton Bros, at tho northeast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty. ninth
street, adjacent to the Little Church
Around the Corner. This firm had at
one time occupied most OF the space in
the structure to store its merchandise
consisting of Innings. silk and wash and
white goods, &c. Recently, however, II
leased at Charlton and Van Dam streets
three story concrete storehouse near
the piers and the railroad yards.
This left large amount OF space in
the eleven story Fifth avenue building
for renting purposes. The result was
that twenty-eight leading retail textile
firms rented space in the altered etruc-
ture and the building is now s5 per cent.
rented. Ninety per cent. of the tenants
are retail textile firms. The Office of
the Save New York committee, which
during the last three years has succeeded
in removing the garment trades from the
Fifth avenue zone by placing them on
and west OF Seventh avenue, has Its
offices in this building.
II believe said John Howes Burton,
oil the firm of Burton Bros. 'shtat
the section of Fifth avenue from Twenty
third to Thirty-third street. viii become
for all time the center OF tho allied
textile trades. The establishment OF
the Textile Building on Fifth avenue
between Thirtieth and Thirty-first
streets has done most to accomplish this
Capitalization OF trades in this district
This building is also the center OF the
carpet industry OF the country"
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
AUGUST CONSTRUCTION
IN CITY SHOWED GAIN
Was 22 Per Cent. Ahead of
Previous Month.

Total construction contracts awarded
in tho five boroughs of New York city
during August amounted to s44,5s7, 100.
according to tho F. W. Dodge Company
This was % per cent. increase over
the previous month and 81 per cent.
increase over the corresponding month
OF 1921. Last months total included
s14.s52. 500. or SO per cent, for residen-
tial buildings: s1o.so3.00o, or "a per
cent. for industrial buildings, and S.
oI.50o. or IS per cent. for business
buildings.
With normal ratio OF activity for
the remainder OF the year which is indi-
Gated at the present time. the city will
pass all previous building records IN
1922. BY September / the years total
to date. 1881. .7ss,2o0. was within s12.-
900. 900 OF the 1921 total. Comparing
the two years on tho basis OF the firs,
eight months OF each. 1922 is SO per
cent. ahead OF 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
1922 Best Mortgage Year
Since 1914, Say Brokers

$3.50. 600 at per cent. on a midtown
section OF Fifth avenue.
That there Is much money for in
vestment lying around IS due partly 70
the fact that many institutions have
surplus funds available for invest
ments which are the result OF profits
taken on securities purchased during
the war for low prices and recently
sold for stable profits As the return
from securities u not as large as 1t was
in tho years Immediately after the war.
the institutions are returning TO the
mortgage field This has brought about
a rivalry between savings banks and
other lending institutions for good
mortgages.
Those Interests report that they have
as much mortgage business as they
Scan manage. and the fact that appli-
cants for large loans have been unable
10 obtain them Is verifcation OF the
assertion that a great amount OF new
mortgage money Is in the market. The
records show that much more money
has been placed In mortgages since New
Years than was put out In tho corre-
spending period of last year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Bronx

1b5TH ST.--S35 q.
Apply premises.
1857 ST.-valentine Ave.
Agent. premises.
ao0TfI ST.-309 e.
Phone fremont 2p43.
BRYANT AvE.-1b50.
Apply premises.
BRYANT AVE.--1550.
Apply premises.
Billingsly Holding Corp. prem
BRONX PARK-oc2-o5o. $55-$1i5.
Apply on premises.
CRUGER AvE.-27f1.f
Phone Olinville $500.
CONVENT AVE.-435. G39th st.)
Apply premises.
CONVENT AvE.-492. $500.
Knox McAfee. 200 w. 72d 81.
DAVIDSON AVE. Burnside Ave.
Chas. Berlin, 1888 broadway.
GRAND CONCOURSE and Inst.
GRAND CONCoURsE-171st St..
$3.50.
Tel. Bingham 1928.
GID CONCOURSE-2665. baths.
Apply premises.
LORING PLACE-2312-2316
r. J. Mcmahon. 1888 st. Mich
LoRiNG PLACE-2o57. 500.
Columbus 1927.
NOSHULU AvE-B'way (256th).
j. J. Kennedy, premises.
NOSHULU AvE.--57S3.
Apply premises.
RYER AVE.-2105.
Apply premises.
TILDEN AvE.-Tc1.
Apply premises.
VAN NEST AvE.-7af. ss5.
Klemm. 7e1 Van Nest Ave.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

r XPERTS are in complete agree
r. ment that 1922 has been so far
the best year In the mortgage
world since ante belium days. Plenty
OF money for loans on real estate collat-
eral can be obtained and the average
rate for Manhattan is 5la per cent.
Large loans at per cent. have been
heard OF. but there are those who think
that a per cent. rate would be but a
fair one Lending Is largely confined
TO institutions. az the private lenders
still are seeking tax exempt investments
rather than put money into mortgages
and be subject to income taxation on
their account.
In general the average rates are s
per cent for Brooklyn. Queens and Rich
mond and 10 some extent for The Bronx
on the other hand loans on realty on
the main thoroughfares OF The Bronx
can be had for 5 y per cent
At one OF the mortgage houses 4 was
learned yesterday by a reporter for
THE NEW YoRK HERALD that private
lender had requested that concern to OBJ
tain for him an application for loan oi
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
BUILDING APPEALS
TO BE CONSIDERED
Board Will Hear Long List Of
Applications for Zoning
Law Permits.

Tho Board Of Standards ana Appeals
at its meeting Tuesday morning. Sep
tember 10. at 10 o'clock in room 91s.
Municipal Building. win consider the
following matters:
Application. April 10. 1922, under tho
Moore. architect, on behalf Of N. LeflSo-
witt. owner, to permit In q business dis
trict the erection of a garage for moro
than five motor vehicles; 315 West 1929
street, Manhattan.
Application. April "a. 1929, under the
building zone resolution, of A White
Pierce. architect, on behalf of Cataido
Mascfalino, owner. to permit IN a busi-
ness district tho extension of existing
repair shop for dwelling and storage
above; premises 22o9-2211 Cortelyou
road. Brooklyn.
Application. April 2s. 1922. under the
building zone resolution, OF Patrick
Duffy. applicant and owner, to permit
In residence district the maintenance
or q garage for four private cars );
premises 201 Adelphi street, Brooklyn.
Application. October "a, 1921. under
the building zone resolution, OF Paul G.
Mack. applicant and owner, to permit in
residence district the maintenance OF
five individual garages: premises Ill
113 Grove street, Brooklyn.
Application. juno 90, 1929, under the
building zone resolution. of Charles i.
Meyers, architect, on behalf of Ruthie
Realty Company, owner. to permit
partly IN a residence district and partly
In business district the erection OF
public garage; premises 60-S2 Sherman
avenue, 160 Dyckman street. Manhattan.
Application. June 16, 1922, under the
building zone resolution, OF John J. Dun
nigan. architect, on behalf of Aaron Mil
Ter, owner. to permit partly In a bust
ness district and partly In a residence
district the erection Of q theater build
ing; premises northwest corner Burnside
avenue and Harrison avenue, The
Bronx.
Application. June 2s, 1922. under the
building zone resolution, Of Harrison G.
Wtseman, applicant. on behalf of Samuel
Wolfman, owner. to permit partly In a
business district and partly in a resi-
dence district the erection Of a theater
building: promises 524-532 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
NINE ROOMS
Manhattan---West Side

N&nMakAah VC1a S1W
55TH sT.--1th Ave.
j. Tishman g. Sons. ESQ Madison
Ave.
T2D sT.-26o w. $1,000.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d 81.
72D ST. T.--3i4 w.
Apply promises.
10TH ST.--30T w.
Booth. 500 w. 139th 81.
slsT sT.--35 w. 1890.
Dwight, Archibald a Perry. 1871
w. 23d st.
sisT sT.-2G5 w. sa.700.
Supt. premises.
SETH $3.50 W. baths.
Newmark. Jacobs a Newmnrk,
3fi0 Broadway.
e2D s'r. -32i w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co. Inc, Broad
way and s0th ST.
ioisT sT.-2i5 w. 3 baths.
$1,000 SO. 400.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and e0th So.
1o2D ST. $50 w. $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co. B'way 4 s0th.
lh%l' cls-boN W. - bFtt-ns Hfs0'N.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. Broad
way and s0lh -.
f0sD ST. -Broadway. $500.
Apt. Renting Co. lTo w. 12d 81.
i03D sT.-3o w. SiT5.
Apply A. Brose on premises.
io3p sT.--325 w. "a 900 "a. 500.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. 1877
w. 23d ST.
10th r.--Goi w. $4,000.
Nassoit 4 I.anning, BY & S9th 81.
iIfTH ST. w. $4,000.
Nassolt g. Lanning, Bway & soth.
BROADwAy-86th ST.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Bway-S0th.
BROADwAy--s5t and s7th sts.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
wav and SOL st.
rEOApWAY
BinR G. Bina Corp. ii0 w. 4otd
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
14TH STREET CLEARED AGAIN,
Parking space for Cars Between
Firth nnd sixth Aves. Rcturns.

Now that the work OF building the
Fourteenth street subway from Man
haitian to Brooklyn Is practically COM
pieted and tho surface of West Four
tecnth street between Fifth and sixth
avenues "a cleared OF debris, real estate
and business conditions there are com
ing back. For the one thing more
parking space for automobiles has been
provided between Fifth and sixth
avenues. The southern subway station
In front OF Hearns department store
Il completed and ready for use when
the subway Is operated.
Toward Ninth avenue. It is reported
that rentals of $1,000 year for six
room apartments are being obtained.
Realty owners and operators are en-
thuslastic over this new traffic artery
Traffic around Union Square hns been
acute for q long .ir-..
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
NEW FLATS FOR ASTORIA.
81 six Family Houses Going Up ~
Norwood Gardens.

Tho Bermai Holding Company. OF
which Bernard NJ Maltz Is president, is
completing ffty-two six family brick
dwellings on Sixth and Seventh avenues
in Norwood Gardens, Astoria. These
are the only six family houses In
Queens in the several hundred thousand
erected since consolidation. They are
tax exempt.
On Seventh avenue. where the houses
were first started. number were sold
from plans. Each house completed and
sold has been fully rented. There are
but ala apartments in the entire de-
velopment. The Bermsl company has
on file almost double this number OF
applicants from tenants.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
EIGHT ROOMS

Manhattan-West Side
MORNINGSIDE AvE.--54.
SPOTS 4 Starr. Inc.. Times Bidr.
Manhattan-East Side
LEXINGTON AVE. E.--943-95J. 2
baths.
Peaae & Gilman. $40 Mad olson Ave-.
Queens
JACKSON HEIGHTS.
Greensboro Corp. 30 r.. <2d st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
TEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

55TH ST.--lth Ave.
j. Tishman a Sons. 26o Madison
Ave.
SGD ST.-35 W.
Apply premises.
S5TH $3.50 w. 8 baths.
Newmark. Jacobs & Newmark.
$40 Broadway.
s7TH ST.-WEST END AVE.-S425.
gApt. Renting Co., 1I6 w. 18th.
ssTH $3.50 w. $4,000 TO $4,000.
Supt.. premises.
e2D ST.-32i w. 8 baths.
who'd. Dolson Co.. Broadway.
corner S0th St.
iosTH ST.-611 W.
Sharp & Co., 24s9 Broadway.
BRoADwAY-s6th st.
Wood, Dolson z. Co.. Bway-s0tn.
BRoADwAY-s6th and s7th SITS.
4 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway
and e0th St.
CENTRAL PARK VESTS.
s4,5oO.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway.
corner S0th st.
CENTRAL PARK VESTS
Bing a Bing Corr. fi9 ". 4oth
CENTRAL PARK wEST-T0TH ST.
rApt. Renting Co.. 176 W. 18th.
CENTRAL PIX WEST -2s5. $500
Es X. Van Wrinkle. 1852 w. I'D
CENTRAL PIX wEST-41s. $1,000
Z. X. Van Wrinkle. fo2 W. I'D.
RIVERSIDE DIR. ana seth -.
Haberth & Huberth. Columbus
Circle.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-202. 8 baths
Chas. Galewski. sos 9th Ave.
RIVERSIDE DIR. .-oi0. SO. .oo0-s4. $50
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. Broad
way and s0th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--4os. $500
RrvERsIpE DRIvE-42o. ss75.
Wadier, Apt. &c.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-44s. $1,000.
Slawson 4 Hobbs, 162 w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-7g0.
Sharp q Co., 24s0 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-10oth ST.
Donovan Estate. II r. 43d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE = 156-i57th
sharp a Co.. 24ss Broadway.
WEST END AVE.-a6.
l.. J. Philips. 14s W. T2d ST.
WEST END AvE-3o0.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co. II Il. 40th.
WEST END AvE.-f0i. baths.
SbsftV.
wood. Doison Co.. Inc. Broad
wav and s0th st.
WEST END AvE.--4ff. $500.
u. A. Van Damn. 702 w. 1siT
WEST END AVE.--495. s4,o0s
Wood. Dolson Co. Broadway.
corner s0th 81.
WEST END AvE.-TTT.
Sharp 4 Co.. 24se Broadway.
WEST END AVE. 1924. 4 baths.
J.. J. Phillips. 14s W. I'd ST.
Manhattan-East Side
4eTH ST.-21 Il.
Miss G. II. Thomas on premises.
ssTH Still II. 4 baths.
Pease A Gilman. $40 Madison av.
I2D ST.--i25 r.
Julius Tishman. 2s0 Mad. Ave.
T4TH ST.-1f2 II. $1,000.
Banner, Miller. inc. 505 9th Ave.
SGD ST.-45 y. $500.
Pease a Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
p5TH ST.--te r.
Duff 4 Conger. Madison Ave.
and s6,h ST.
PARK AvE.-2To.
d. l.. Elllrnan Co, IS r. 10th n.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Westchester

BRONXvII.LE-Sag Court.
George Howe. 527 9th Ave.
YONKERS-Post ST.. Z. 81 $40.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3S9
So. Broadway.
YONKERS-Hamil Ave-. Do.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 38o
SO. Broadway.
YONKERS-N1o.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3S9
So. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-Esst Side
Queens

LEXINGTON AVE. -D43-p55.
Pease 4 Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
Queens
JACKSON HEIGHTS.
greensboro Corp, 80 r. f2d 81.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
EIGHT ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

RIVERSIDE DR.-1a1. 3 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and S0th st.
RIVERSIDE DR.-ts0. 8 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and S0th st.
RIVERSIDE DR.-222. 81. 200:
Earle 4 Calhoun. 212 w. 72d.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-264.
J. +. Peel, 362 w. 23d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--410. $4,000.
A. II. O'Brien. premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-l20. 8 baths.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DR.-44s. 8 a 4 baths
Slawson 4 Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-575. $1s5.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-596.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 21 E. 40th.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-790.
Sharp & Co.. 2469 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DR.-158th-i5Tth Sts.
Sharp & Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-244. $500.
Sharp 4 Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-3so. $500.
Sharp e. Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AvE.-785. 81 800.
Supt. premises.
WEST END AvE.-e6.
l.. j. Phillips. 14S W. 12d st.
WEST END AvE.--562.
Supt. premises.
WEST END AvE.-Sot. 2 baths.
Fred'k Zittel & Sons, B'way 10th.
WEST END AvE.-s17.
Booth. 500 w. 139th st.
WEST END AvE.-s43. 81 800.
Supt. premises.
WEST END AvE.--ss5-eo3
Paterno Bros. Col w. 115th 81.
WEST END AvE.-1I7.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
WEST END AvE.-s14. SO. 400.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
WEST END AvE.-411. $500.
d. II. Van Damn. 702 w. 1Slst.
WEST END AVE. -99TH ST. $425.
TApt. Renting Co.. 176 w. I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
TWELVE ROOMS
Manhattan-Wess Side

Manhattan-Wess Side
18TH 6r.--182 W,
A. Fl. o'Brien. 22se Broadway
CENTRAL PARK wESr-520.
$1,000
Sharp q o.. czS9 Broadway.
WEST END AvE.-80o.
Mark Rafalsisy d Co. n 70. 4oth
Manhattan--East Side
esTH sr.-1i II. "a. 800.
Pease 4 Elliman, $40 Madison ev.
9TH AvE.-763.
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.-2T0.
Douglas L. Gilman q Co.. 10 -.
4oth st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SIX ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

9th ST.-ol Il.
Miss G. N. Thomas. premises.
list ST.--3i z. $1,000.
French & French. Inc. 200 Madi-
son Ave.
SDTH sT.--Ioa e. $4,000.
Harris. vought & Co.. ID. 46th.
18TH ST.-15S Z. $l25.
Apply premises.
e3D ST.-125 e.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co.. IS q.
49th st.
GATH ST.-29 E.
Pease q Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
GOTH ST.-21 e. $500.
French & French, 200 Mad. Ave.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
oeTH ET.-11 e. $1,000.
Pease & Eiliman. $40 Madison ~.
S2D ST.--125 f.
]. Tishman g Sons. ESQ Madi-
son Ave.
e1sT ET.-10s-110 Il. 2 baths.
Altavastia Holding Co.. 500 9th
SGD sT.-Ies r. 5000.
~, 4, 4; Bssssysin loa Park Ave.
Bing q Bing Corp. 11e w. l0th.
esD ST.--40 L. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
84TH ST.-35 E.
Pease a Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
e7TH ST.--126 II.
Rose. phone Lenox 1915.
6STH SIT e. ! to 8 baths.
,s.HH Almst r. Corp, Coz E. 41st st.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
9TH AvE.-25. $500.
Pease q Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
9TH AvE.-763.
Apply premises.
9TH AVE.-1140. 3 baths.
French & French. 200 Mad. Ave.
9TH AVE.-1160. 1-3 baths.
French G. French. 200 Mad. Ave.
BEDFORD PARK BLVD-300 E.
(200th St..
Apply on premises.
LEXINGTON AVE.--134D.
Rhinelander Real Estate, 81 Mas
sau st.
MADISON AvE.-i142. $125.
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.--200.
Douglas L. Elliman 4 Co.. IS =.
48th ST.
PARK AvE.--440. s2,500-$ g 900.
George Bowman, 115 w. 42d st.
PARK AvE.-535. $500.
Pease 4 Elliman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-9S1. $500.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AVE.--1040.
Pease & Gilman. 340Madison Ave.
PARK AVE.-1075.
Pease a Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.--270. $4,000.
D. L. Gilman Co.. Is 8. 49th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
ELEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-Wcst Side

Manhattan-Wcst Side
5bTH sT. and 7th Ave,
Julius Tishman & Sons. $50
Madison Ave.
sGTH-s1TH SITS. broadway. 4
baths.
Wood. Dolson Co. INC. Broad
way and soti1 81.
ODD ST.--RfvERsIDB DRIVE.
s450.
TApt. Renting Co. iT6 w. T2d.
BRoADWAY--S6th and sTth St8.
4 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co. Broadway
and S0th st.
CENTRAL. PARK VESTS.
uing e fBing Corp. w w, i0th.
RIVERSIDE DRfVrs-to0th 81.
Donovan Estate. vi II. 4ad -.
WEST END ANI..--3O0.
Mark nafalsky & Co. II ". d0th
WEST END AVE.-495. 3 bath1.
$4,000.
Wood. Doison Co. Broadway.
corner s0th st.
Manhattan--Esst Side
6sTH 6T.--f1 II. 4 baths.
Pease q Eiliman, $40 Madison av.
ted ST. .--2s II. $500.
Pease a Eiliman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AVE. .---210.
II. l.. rTiiiman Co, Is r. teth ~.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
The Female Of the Species
Was Long on Precaution

artisan, under the supervision OF rhs
Rev. w. II. Rawlings.
In building the temple and school.
Mr.. Ccrnuelle adopted an unusual
method OF scaffolding. After the course
had beea carried u a point as high as
he could reach from the ground spring
wagon was drawn alongside and used
as tho staging. Later a platform was
erected and UP this the wagon was
drawn. As tho tier spread to ono sids
or the other tho wagon was shifted
along the platform. Finally a staging
was built upon the wagon and this gave
the necessary height for the oounpl elton
OF the walls. 1t required q year and q
half to complets the structures.
Moro About Curious LeasehoIds.
From tina TO time thsrs has ap-
peared In this column various examples
of costly properties held under freak
ish tenure. Some OF these leases called
for novel rental payments, such as q
rose, bushel of potatoes or wheat, dogs.
odd coins. so. An article published In a
recent issue or tho Strors Investors
MdgGsite adds to this collection OF freak
leases, citing the following cases in
which romance entered the "sordid real
estate world:
On Easter Monday morning. in the
parish of Coleshill, Warwiokshire, Eng
land. IL the young men OF tho parish
catch rabbit before ten o'clock ana
take 1t to the vicar they may demand
OF him, according TO the lease. q calls
head and 100 eggs for breakfast. 1t 10
on this condition that the vicar holds
his plot Of ground.
Tenants OF Hampton Bishop IN Here
ford county. to conform with their
leases must get six horse loads OF
stakes from Hay Wood near by, to
make hurdles for penning sheep. at
least once a year. One halfpenny
sterling is to be paid for each load.
A plot in London was once let 20 the
British Admiralty on condition that q
ship was always to be on tho stocks.
Many such deals are to be found IN
the English records. and some of tho
beat land In the country is held on the
payment OF quaint form OF rent de-
cided by grateful sovereign many
years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Long leland

AsTORIA-ssO.
II. Trowbrldge Harris. 152 Full
ton St. Astoria.
F1ushing--Madison Ave-. e5. $50.
Phone cushing 1851.
rLUsHINc+so. 18th st.--54s. 500
Phone Flushing 09I4-J.
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Westchestsr

Westchestsr
HARTSDALE-ss3. Duplex house.
Inquire A. A. Follner. premises.
YONKERS-Hamilton Ave-. 90.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $50
So. Broadway.
YONKERS. ". Y.-274 Hawthorne
Ave.
e. Triedle on premises.
YONKERS-Post ST., I. LAO.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50
So. Broadway.
YONKERS. $120.
YonkeTs Realty Exchange, 3S9
So. Broadway.
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Long Island

JACKSON HE1GHTs-22 minutes
from sod st.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ava.
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FIVE ROOMS

Manhattan-East Side
LEXINGTON AvE.-e4s-e5o .
baths.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ava
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Bronx

CLASSON AvE.-420. si25.
Phone Prospect 5s21.
CONVENT AvE.--435 C139TH.
Apply on premises.
GRAND CoNCOURSE-- -25a5.
II. A. Acker. 2424 Cd. Concourse.
GRAND CoNCoURSE and IIist.
Tel. Bingham 112s.
PROSPECT AvE.-9so.
Apply premises.
UNIVERSITY AvE.-2oI9.
Apply premises.
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FOURTEEN ROOMS

Manhattan-West Side
list sr.-wEsr END AVE. $500.
JApt. Renting Co., f76 w. 76th.
72D ST.-west End Ave. $500;
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co.. 10 ID.
49th st.
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Queens

HAWTHORNE CoURT-1sth-2oth.
St, Polk 10 Fillmore Ave.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ava
JACKSON HEIGHTS.
Greensboro Corp. so f. <2d 81.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENs-rsa.
mis- Place.
Phone Boulevard d545.
RICHMOND HILI-South. $55.
Phone Harlem 1914,