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New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Deal Reported Pending for
Hotel Sayov mn pasL pl.u,

Reports in real estate circles vester.
day again had 1t that deal is pendinq
for the sale or lease of the twelve
story Hotel Savoy, at the south east
corner Of Fifth Avenue and Fifty-ninth
street. John F, Ries, president Of the
bretagne Company, which holds title
TO the property. declined to discuss the
transaction, although he admitted that
negotiations were actively under wav.
The hotel has frontage Of 1S5.F
feet, taking in 7s7 to 773 Fifth Avenue
lou feet noS on Fifty-ninth Street and ex-
stn. senas So9 feet to 5 East Iifty-eighth
snhs, Ss[ses, wnere twelve story wing, built
fronts rs feet between the corner nron.
erty OF the Gerry heirs and the Ridino
Club of New York. The hotel ,,5a 3
6ui,t b IL in 1892 by the late Judge Henrv
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
R cal Estate New 8
Banker Sells Dwelling
LIN East goth Sfreel
Edwin w. Orvis Disposes of
Fine Home Bought in 1883
and Since Occupied

Edwin w. Orvis, of Orvis Brothers.
bankers, and vice-president and one Of
the original founders of the Colonial
Bank, sold the four story dwelling. with
two-story dining room extension. at bs
West Eighty-ninth Street, 2ox1oo. 8,
Mr.. 0rvis purchased this house direct
from the. builder, Francis Crawford, in
1883, and has occupied II as his resi-
dence since that time. After some al
terations the purchaser will occupy.
bracher & Hubert were the brokers'.
M. II. Gaillard g. Co. sold the three
story high-stoop brownstone residence
az l65 West Ninety-fsst Street to Mrs.
Florence Miller, of Trenton, N. j., who
will occupy the house after alterations
IRE completed.
Gustavus L. Lawrence sold to Alfred
j., Martha and Alma Borchardt the
four-stery dwelling at 146 West Sew
enty-third Street 20x102.2,
SCHNEIDER a. Liebler sold the DWELLING
At 23S East Seventyfourth Street TO =
client for occupancy.
Mary E. Jones sold to Hilda M. Fuhs
the two-story house at All East Sixty
ninth Street, 25x10O.5.
Brown, Wheelock- Harris. Voupbt G.
20. resold for Leonard WE'LL 81 and "a
hancock Street, northwest corner of
Houston Street, two five-storv stores
and dwellings, .4ox50. They are two of
row Of five houses at this point ac-
CURED by Mr.. WE'LL last week throneh
me same brokers from the Low estats
Negotiatlons are pending for the resale
OF the other three houses,
Mary L. Hayes sold to Francis x
Mancuso Eant the four-story dwelling at 1875
East ll1th Street, 18,6x10o.1f.
r. nannah Warshawsky sold to Maria
Earuso and francesca Vitarello the 80
senrec.story dwelling at 437 East 123d
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
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otherwise specif1ed1
Agwihavre "a N Diamond Shoal Nov 81.
Ralsam NE BarncBa3 Nov 2S.
Bankdale 2l0 from East Hampton New ~.
Bayway 500 NV Tortugas Nov 81
Calgarolite 180 Cape Sable Nov IS.
Californian 1869 NE Colon Nov 2s.
City OF Alton 245 e Ambrose Nov Is.
Col!amer 3&1 SE Ambrose Nov IS.
Cornelia SGT Sc Scotland Nov 81.
Cretar 81 SW Fire Island Nov rs.
Eastern Star 3sS E Ambrose Nov 20.
Emanuel Nobel 10 East Hampton $3.50
AM Nov %.
Evergreen City RIO sE Bermuda Nov 2S.
Coy John Lird 320 SSE Eiatteras Nov as.
Gulfcoast Its Hatteras Nov 2s.
Grecian II NE BarneTat Nov 2S.
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1roquois All Ambrose Nov 81.
Lightburne 1877 n Jupiter Nov IS.
Linneli 1872 s Nantucket Nov 28
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Pan-America 346 SE Ambrose Nov 2s.
Ponce SOC Scotland Nov 81.
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San Jacinto 415 u Galveston Nov 27
San Leon 1.0oG s East Hampton 8 AM
stanley Dollar s24 from Baltimore Pm
Nov rs.
Ventura de Larrinaga expect arrive Sandy
Hook midnight Nov 49,
west Nohno 8bs e Boston Light Nov 2s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Corner Bought by Astor
In Partition Proceedings
First Realty Acquired by
Founder of Fortune Likely
bo Pass to New Owner

The southwest corner Of Avenue A
md Sixth Street, 4s.7x1o0, what is
said to be one If the first parcels Of
real estate ever purchased by John
Jacob Astor, founder Of the immense
fortune which bears his name, will
likely pass from the family's pos
session as the result of partition pro-
ceed.ngs just started in the Supreme
ourt The original Astor purchased
the. property in 1903, acquiring part Of
II from descendants of Governor Peter
Stuyvesant.
The proceedings, divulged through
the filing Of lis pendens, are brought
by Louis Zborowski against the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company and
others. Mr. Zborowski is a great grand
son of the first John Jacob Astor.
Some forty heirs hold an interest in
the property, wt.;ch it is understood
complicates disposal of il at private
contract, the method the family Is
using TO sell off its holdings here
Morris e. McVeigh are attorneys for
the plaintiff in the action.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Arrived Yesterday.

4 s8a4nr London Sov Is. Cher-
+ ~ sssuseastawn ~; TO Z Lines
4 sSsn pas third class pans, mails
j S. Fies =. Hoboksn.
50 ina pafaIaartho Nov s. Deme-
~ssnl8pa ls, Garapano "a. Lea
porte S,abel5o Is. Curacao 10.
IL 5000 ~: IL f'unch. Edye & Co
sass mails and THdae; Pier Is.
sa,,n fsws, csothenhurg Nov is;
snerleass g4ls with II first,
"a cabin, sit third class pass,
dsef Pier 81, y II.
sFsarx {Danl. Riehibuct Nev II,
b, Is: 20 Moore & McCor-
4 ~ Is,,nber, Sth ST, u r.
1 Vas 1Br9. Eingston Nov 2f.
- Barscoa 20. 10 pi GEorgio
e xssh IS pass and tndse; Pier 4,
u xosl. port Antonio Nov rs; 70
Z yrusf co with fruit: PIER Is. r. II.
,ssSs4osal Nov 20. Port su Prince
4 IA IaSise, Pier 81, r,
4 - Autiiis No. ~. Nassau rs. to
!. Inns with so pass. mails and mdse;
e Havsns Nov IS. TO NY s. Cuba
afsfo with 7s pass. mails and mdse;
clinton. Hamburg Nov IS; TO
4 kf1eftcaA l1iIFS Win foo RaSSs I1<a
4 sss pier ss, \ r.
v. HsrtlepooI Oct 81, Bermuda Nov
pheips Bros & Co with coal 16,1T5
iIglt & Power Co. Astoria. l. I.
~ krecibo Nov t5. EaJardo ls,
"a IL, san Juan IS, Ponce 20,
2sesss 81. to Bull Insniss Line with /
~ r1dse: Pier "a. B'kiyn
Esssn Mariner {Br). London Nov II,
ks,lphis %, 10 FurnSsas Withy e. CO
dee; pier 81. n r.
"a Fsna;n, Whining ton: to CLYDE 8
E,st ssdse: Pier 81, N r.
Gsssf. Norfolk Nov 26; to Old Donin~
Co with pass and mdse;
NR
k,sss {Nor). Boston Nov 81; 70 r.
ssss sith mdse; Robins D %: B'ksyn.
sa.ence, Quebec Nov rs. to Union Sui
20 With mdse; Lords . d. Wee,
srvie fBf), soutaarn pton and Cher
Z sey %; TO Cunard Line with S6s
no second and 2S6 third class pass.
s pd ulfse; Pier SO, n r..
'sss.a tBrl. Liverpool Nov IS, Queens
II Halifax 25. Boston 27; to Cunard
! sth pass and mdse: Pier SIS, n r.
'a,shos, Jacksonville Nov 25. Charles
Ixie clyae Line with pass and mdse !;
ksS K.
GssGaiisteo. Santiago Nov ar: to Ward
!, eh mdse South 4th st, B'klyn.
Ef Gardiner G Deering. Portland: TO
.ss T. Thurlow with mdss; Of Red
i Fats B'kiyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Estate Sells History Loft
In East Eleventh Street

E. H, Ludlow g. Co. sold for the
Ichtenstein estate the seven-story
mercantile building at 60 and 81 East
Eleventh Street, near Broadway. The
purchaser is q company controlled by
Paul Il. Gordon, which owns the ad-
joining property, Sd and 66. The
property has been owned by the LIGHT
enstein family for more than twenty
five years and was held at $4,000.
Danied B. Freedman and Stoddard &
Mark represented the sellers.
E. Il. Ludlow & Co, were co-brokers
with George II. Chivvis in the recent
sale of 1870 West Sixteenth Street, SO ID
for Joseph L. Buttenwieser, and 1872 and
1874 West Sixteenth Street, sold for
the Longstreet estate. Both parcels
were sold to Frederick Brown
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

Company; at 100 Fifth Avenue, TO the
Vianney Wirs Die Works, and at a3
and. 2b East Twenty-frst Street TO
Sachs, Battles, Stern Company.
Charles g. Keller rented the store
and basement Mt 1873 ard 1856 West
Nineteenth Street to the Strand Tex
tile Shrinking Company.
The Yellow Taxi Corporation has
leased for ey ecutive Offices large guar.
ters at Forty-ninth Street and the Fast
River. They are nov located at 146tn
Street and Lenox Avenue,
Arthur l.. Shaw leased the store and
basement Mt 1898 st. Nicholas Avenue
to Hyman Scherer.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

York. 70 Cfaa Mattiage s. CO, with nah
Annie NJ rrembie, vinai Haven for New
York. with stone for Jos Leopold; Tolima,
Hilsshoro fer Newark. with plaster to r. n
Townley Frances Parsons tfsr), parrsboru
for New York, with lath to blanchard
Lumber CO; Robt J 0 BaswicR Greenport
for New YORK, tugs Jupiter. with bargcs;
tiettysburg, with harses: Liberty. with
barge; Anguatine4 with barge Spar
an with barges steamboat John n
No A.
East Bound: j II peyereux. phiiade,.
phia for Boston; Korsfierd (Sor). New
nork feF Watons schf j M Comen tBrt,
Perth AInboy Tor Haitfax fintter anchor
e0l. tug Kcger Willtanaa with 8 harRes
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Satisfied Judgnents
In New YORK County


First name Is that of debtor
that OF creditor and date when ]
was filed:
Hiilenbrand, Gertrude l. saks.
a Co; June AZ, isls;;
May 8, 1921
Paper Go: Feb rs. 1912.
rope Noy 10. 1916.
Johnson. Harold j, and Leo
Fischer-People. etc; June IL,
1922 tyacatedl
posit Co of Md--Same; FEB q
1921 fcanceled) ..............-
Arnstein, R0bert-Richard = Thi-
oaut, Inc; July i5. 1915 tcan-
Meoiyney, jos J--T d Rock; July
81. 1922 ..........s...,.
Arnstein, Robert-M Miller: Oct
80, 1914 fcanceied) ).........
Geller. Barnett ct ais Wolff ct
al; May 4, 1921.
Shedden. George A Co, Tnc-W II
Gutschmtdt: Feb !. 1eis....s.
General Motors Corp-Belyee Co,
Inc; Mar Is. 1922.
Ritter, VIM G and Leo---city Bank
Tru Co; June 1s. 1922,
Walker, Harry. and Fsdaiity &
Deposit Co OF Md-Peopie. etc,
Feb 2, 1921 tcancelad) -.
I'm Bronx County
GotteEynan, Geo--Leon'a Real En4-
tate CoTD'n; apr Gs, 1922. ..s..
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
lwo Eight-story Flats
In West ll2th St. Sold
Houses known as the Wenon.b
and Campolyn Bough, by
Professionals

The Meister Builders, inc. nur-
chased 521 and 523 West 112th Street
Two eight-story apartments, known as
the Wenonah and Campolyn, 75x1Oo
each These buildings accommodate
slxtyofour SKI 70 families, and were held at
sonosooo: son SUI they were built by Thomp-
years ago. Meister Builders Tnc ,,sa
sold to Theodore Krillof 112 East 1os+b
Street, q six-story tenement With
i torres. 25.4x1oo. A. Micheegan was
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

DESK room in office opposite General Post
office suitable for manufacturers agent.
Address D.. 835 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Bank Building for BROOKLYN

The contract for a new banking
building for the South Brooklyn Saw
ings Institution has been awarded, &C.
cord ng to Browns Letters, Inc, Con-
struction Reports. The building will
be erected at the southwest corner Of
Atlantic Avenue and Court Street
Brooklyn and will be Of brick con-
struction, one story, S0x16s. Plans are
by Mckenzie, Voorhees, & Gmelin, with
Mayer, Strong & Jones as engineers
The contract for the general construc-
tion, approximating $650.000, has beer
awarded TO Rufus II. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-daH

a UGe lD-d8N
3nbio tHr,. Genoa Nov IS: 10 white
81 Line with mails Is expected to dock
#AE 80 r tWest lsth att.
%iEck lGerj. Bremen Nov II; 20 North
#'ssn LIcsd Line with maila: is ex-
sa 10 dock forenoon at foot eth St.
assidsnte wiisou tYtJ. Trieste Nov ~;
forenoon at Pier q, Bush Docks.
iaAmsrica, Rio de Janeiro Nov le; 20
ea Line with malls: is expected
n Nk forenoon at Pier /, Hoboken.
u 81 Louis, Savannah Nov 2e; to
Co; is expected to dock at Pier
tJahe ST..
& Due Tomorrow
pisahls tDan). Danzig Nov ii: to
s-AmericaD Line with mails; Is ex-
81 70 dock forenoon at Pier 8, Bush
Ah tBrl. clyde Nov II; to cursrd
Il sts mails; Is expected to dock efte--
Fer es, N r (West 18th 81
3 sapan, Santa Marta Nov -, 10 United
8 20 with mails 4s "a pected to dock
o9a at pi,g 10, ID z (Maider Lanel.
y ssi.aF, Colon Nov 22 via Baltimore:
lte Co with mails: is expected
late afternoon at Pier 81. n II
sssn, Tarks YsIse Nov "a; to Clyde S
"a ~ ,ea mails; ts expected to dock at Pier
AYE.
4 b 8 George tBrl. Bermuda Nov as;
70 dock at Pier 90. N r. west
ss,,ind tBr). st Johns Nov ct; to
co with mails; is expected to
4 esss,,s at foot Java at, klyn.
Brl. St Thomas Nov 9l; TO
49,. witty & Co with mails: Is ex-
4 dock forenoon at Pier "a, B'klyn.
Due Friday
ssssasnia sss lBrl. Southampton Nov 2s: TO
Co with mails; is expected to
iii 80 ssspsssnoon al Pier 81. N II West
gsrdsra fDt), Plymouth Nov IS: to
4 u sps,aaeraea to aedl Line With mails; ls ex-
{sss . az foot 5th ST, Hoboken.
$ssin tspssp tlt}, Genoa Nov 16 to Lloyd
~ y Line With mails; Is expected to
Il sSefen"on at Pisr 95. n r twest
ssl'no Peiree tIt). Naples nov is; To
nros with malls; is expected to
essaoon at Pier 81. ~ twest
ssssYSs pYs Verdi (I1. Naples Nov II: TO
sss ss, fars. q truda with mails. is expected
gssss,,S ,SEr9. constan a Nov 6; 10 James
~ & Co with mats: Is expected to
shosn at foot 3lst 81, kiyn.
Dne Saturday
IA N.,,, Port. Agency.
Aarseiiies Nov gia Providence.
Fstfsn., Fabre LiHs
NYa Cuba Mall Ltas
81 ~. Due sunday
lssrsss,s more ore Bremen. Nov Si s Lanes
EastisA Glasgow. Nov IS Anchor Inc
IIasa6s AA.assrpoei, Nov 25..white S.ar Line
Esels antwerp. NoY 20, Red star Line
= rert Lt:ncn. Nov rs Unit Fruit CO
81. Due Monday
a Van huFeu. LondoH. Nov as.
= 'assagsyssarS U Lines
'ssfa. Bergen. Nov sS.
lssssaia a., Aor wrstAr American Lsne
~ ss Elss.L .Lisg,erpocl; Nov Is cunar6 s S CO
"a 60 Goion, NeY 27..W r Grace 3 a.,
II n .s,scao. Nov 25. Biiss. 5aiieft = ~
ss2sn, Hamilton, Dec = =
Fprness. Witty & Co
',s,r Dne Tuesday
= = srabrsg. Nov 3s.
1sanfina,,. =, United Americas Lines
psa' FtrAsas, &cy IL.
d 0aaAsss a CO
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Telephone Company to
Build i'm Long Island C;sv

John Lowry jr. has been comr1is-
stoned to erect a new telephone build
ing 1or the New York Telephone Com
pany at Long Island City, according to
olowhs Letters, Inc, Construction Re-
po1ts. Ioa Inc building will be erected at
~ 20 ]ol Ninth Street, west of Van
ISL avenue IN accordance with plans
r, Ep,spn:leo ,ry Dy Mckenzie, Voorhees, &
wmSllh. Ihe approximate cost Of the
work is placed at $3.50 900. - ''''
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Bronx

25 EAST GATH ST.
Two very large rooms. With bath. eight
closetH 35sE W
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Plans for Tall Apartment

Robert T. Lyons has been commits
stoned to draw plans and supervise the
construction Of the fourteen-story
apartment to be erected by Samuel
Roseff on the north side Of Cathedral
Parkway, east Of Broadway. The build
ing will contain suites of two, three,
four and five rooms, with one and two
baths. Mr.. Rosef acquired this plot
recently through Slawson & Hobbs.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Sales of BROOKLYN Homes

Bulkley & Horton Co. sold premises
115 North Oxford Street, three-story
dwelling, 20x1o0. for M. Breckwoldt.
Herbert c.. Comstock & Son sold A99
Ocean Avenue, detached residence,
50x210, running through the block to
Tutino and Company sold for q
client the two-family house at 873
Fifty-eighth Street to Madeline v.
Y PankiA
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Suites i'm Apartments T,eaaed

Douglas L. Elliman h 70 ,o,,.a
apaI.meq1s naI 11, at LAO Fifth Avenue to
Borden Company; at 57O Park avanne ''e
to FREDERICK Lage; at 125 East s;x+v I've
third Street to D. G. Ditmars: al 30
East Sixty-fourth Street to c. Arthnr
Comstock, and at 151 East Eioht;ath
street to Miss Gertrude Keep. '''
Culver & Co. leased an apartment az
Iol East Eightieth Street to stephe n
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Large New Flats for Bronx

ANDREWS Av, cor 17sth stg 5-sty
aptmt, io4.22xs4.T; Marburg Realty
Corp. 133 Park av, owner Maurice
Courland. archt; $4,000
MORRIS Av. 9 cor .17sth ct : s-sty
aptmt s5xioo Amorei Const Co tGeo
Roberts. 7ss Courtlandt ay pres) owner;
Charles Schafer ir, archt; $4,000.
BOTH ST. cor Grand Concourse. 5-aty
aptmt, 100xse; Wolf Bread Co fLouis
Wolf. 1912 Clinton av. pres), owner;
Aargon q Giaser, arcfts; s1so 900.
GRAND AV, o cor Clinton pl 5-sty
aptmt, 100xs5; Jas II Miles Bldg Co,
. owners. 10 John st Margsn d Glassrs
archsE; eIee,eeA,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
History Flat for Broadway
Co~ne~ 10 Cost ST.. 1.2OO. 600

Plans for the fourteen-story apart
ynent to be erected at the northeast
corner of Broadway and Eighty-seeond
Street for the S. & L. Building Corpo-
ration, Samuel Minskof president. have
been fled by Emory Roth architect,
who estimates the cost at $1,000, 600.
1t will have a frontage OF l42 4 feet
in Eighty-second Street and io2.2 feet
on broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
City Island

Bound South: Erholm (Norl, walton
for New York. with plaster to Rock plaster
G Maud Gaskill. Hilisboro for Newbnrgn,
to Higginson Mfg Co. Isabella Parrnenter.
Boston for Charleston: Moonlight, Vine
d Co. Cynthia J Griffin, st John for New
YER Y1rk with lumber to order; Henrietta A
staves to J B King & Co; Nina Nadeau
(Brl. Apple River for New York. with
lumber to Garret on & Ellis (wlll discharge e
for New York. with lath to Homan g.
Pnddington: Gladiator. Bucksport for New
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Offer Tank Car Preferred

c. d. Barney & Co. are Offering at
102A per share, to yield 6.s1 per cent,
10000 shares Of General American
Tank Car Corporation z per cent
cumulative preferred stock. The issue
la redeemable as whole, or in part,
or for the sinking fund, at ITO and ac-
crued dividends on any dividend date
on thirty days notice.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
DIR. Carroll Dunham Estate,
Held at 100000. Sold

Hillside, the residence for many
years Of the late DR.. Carroll Dunham
on Broadway, at Irvington on Hudson,
N. Y, has been sold by Kenneth Ives
& Co. to Gordon l.. Harris. The prop
erty contains 61h acres with brook and
wooded glen and large residence on a
plateau topping the ridge back Of the
river, It was held at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Sailed Yesterday

BE Norfolk; william G Warden.
Rouge; tenancy, Norfolk: Canopic
Bremen; III Bstero, New Orleans:
8svk Jacksonville and Charleston !:
Fl Washington, Bremen. Mauretania
4 Ssuthampton; City or Savannah, Sa-
3sE: 81 orlsr to, Galveston; Rapidan
Leith; Munisia, Newport News.
ssp, Boston Binnendijk tDD, Rotter-
"a Baltimore; Jomsborg (Dea). Bal.
3s' Thyra (Swl, NanteR
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Upper Broadway Hotel Sold

Williams & Niemeyer sold for ISL
dore Deitelbaum TO Henry F. Schunter-
mann, 602s Broadway, q two-story
hotel known as the Wow, opposite Van
the Post Road.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Woman Buys 9th Ave. Corna,

K. OIin Wilson sold to Bess w Mor
gan the fve-story building with ataras
at II Eighth Avenue, northwest cornes ,r,es
OF Twelfth Street, 19x2sxsOx irregr,iar
Sarah Wohlgemuth sold to Jesgica
D.. Harrison the four-story building
with stores at lat Wooster Street. 25S
g9.1I S'' @oN
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
( To Build i'm Wood,ne,.s.

John F. Scott sold for the Burton
Estates two acres at the southeast
corner of Brower's Point Branch and
Short Cut, in Woodmere, l.. l., to viii
liam S. Petit for the site of resi-
dence. -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Marine Reports

vssars. Rio de Jsnesro Noy Ii.
orisaba Havana, Dec !. a. '.''' '''1s '''s
Ny Il e'sba Mail s s 60
Nsuaao., s q tiua
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Buvs BrookviIIe Acreage

Clarence M. Schultz sold twenty.
three acres on the Chicken Valley
Road at Brookville, L. L., opposite the
Piping Rock Club and near the estates
Of Henry Batterman, George T. Bro
kaw, C. Oliver Iselin and c. X. G. Bill
lings. Hamilton Iselin & Co. were the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Plans New Rochelle Home

George Howe sold for Bonniecrest,
Inc, large plot on Broadfield avenue
Bonniecrest, New Rochelle, to Paul g.
Egan. The buyer will break ground in
the spring for brick residence on the
site. ~ Vl-e
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

STORE PROPERTY
Prominent corner, 100 feet of store front
IN the Seventies, rents $4,000, mortgages
S115,000. Win consider smaller property
in part payment
sLAwsoN s. HOBBS. 162 v-est y2d 81.