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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Lexington Ave.
Section Sites
For Tall Flats
S'story House to Replace
Seven Small Ones in SID
81; Similar Height Apart
ment for 10Th Street

- Dougias L. Gilman e. Co. and James
r. IIafk sold for the estate of Mari
D. hughes the seven four-story flats
az l4e to 1888 East Fifty-second Street
'c'"eeh Lexington and Third avenues,
occupying plot 150x1O0. to n syndi-
e"te composed of w. g. +. 3. Ferrusor
'ui'os bendhcim, of the Bendheim Con
81 Company. and David n. Van
Dam The site has been held at sso0 -.
inc syndicate plans to improve tho
s S,. with nine-story apartment of the
n'ghe8t type from plans by Schwartz
q Gross, architects, the contract for
winch has been practically awarded to
ferguson Brothers. Stoddard g. Mark
were the attorneys.
rease & Gilman leased for James r.
.NcHovern to Nathan Wilson the prom
eaty 1913 to 1871 East Forty-ninth Street
ooNloo' between Lexington and Third
avenues, tor sixty-three years at an
aggregate ~ rental OF about $500, 600
W.Isoh intends to improve the property
n''h nine-s story apartment. for whic h
agents. w
Trading in Flats
We'll d Mayer sold the Blythebourne
seven story elevator. apartment at
Ji5l Madison avenue, southeast corner
or Ninety-nnth Street, 501X10O. to Mrs
Cclina Bloom.
Edward S. Schwartz. operator. deal
ing under the title Of the Kinghaven
'loldlhg Company. bought from a client
OF Butter & Baldwin, Inc, the five
STORY modern apartment, divided in
hve and SIX room suites, at BOG West
l73d Street, 50xl00.
Louis Camisa sold to John G. Forster
the iivestory flat at the northeast cor
ncr of 1l1th Street and Seventh Ave
nue., 252x10O.
Jasper II. Hawkins sold to Louise s.
Nilsson fve-story tenement at 441
West Thirtieth Street, 25x1O4.1 Ox irreg-
ulsr.
Beatrice S. We'll sold to Rose Getz a
slX-story store tenement at 1872 West
Twentieth Street, 25x92.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
chased from the Dahlgrcn estate the
three threc-story flats AGO TO 124 Pleas
ant Avenue.
S. NJ. Kaplan sold to George Oxen
for James Binenthal 533 East Eighty
fourth Street, q five-story fiat, 25xl022
Morris Levi bought the modern six
story apartment at 260-262 East Fifty
third street, which had not changed
hands since it was built in 1905.
The Newark Construction Company
sold to Morris and Charles irish six.
story store tenement at 473 and ATE
East Houston Street, 50x40x irregular
The Bill Realty Company sold tt
George S. Thomson sevcn-story fat
81 and % First Avenue. 37x15O
Sisca g. Palladino sold for the Pal
her Realty Company to Samuel Eek
stein 435 and 435 East 121st Street, &
aix-story tenement with stores, 45x100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Abandon Proposed
Lafayette Merger
With Pierce-Arrow
Lafayette Demanded More
in Consolidated Company
Than Pirrce-Arrow Would
Conccdc, TT Is Believed

Negotiations between the directors of
the Pierce Arrow Motor Car Comnanv
and the Lafayette Motors Company for
consolidation Of the two concerns
have been abandoned owing to failure
to agree on terms it was announced YES.
tcrday.
No further explanation was given at
the Offices of ]. & w. Seligman & Co..
bankers for the Pierce Arrow interests.
News of the abandonment of the mcre
er. however. came as a surprise in the
financial district as it was stated a few
weeks ago that the amalgamation had
been agreed upon "in principc.' Only
Wednesday it was reported a few leca
diH1cultles arising out Of the fact that
the companies were incorporated in
different states needed to be straight
ened out before the deal would be con
sumnatcd.
One obstacle in the way Of final
agreement on the terms was believed
to have been the demand of the
Lafayette interests for more in the
proposed consolidated company than
the Pierce-Arrow directors were will
ing to conceed.
Charles W. Nash. OF Kenosha. Wis.
president of the Lafayette company
left New York yesterday after confer.
ring with members of Seligman & Co
and directors of Pierce Arrow.
BUFFALO,, May 12.-Coloncl Charles
Ciiiton. chairman Of the board of direc
tors of the Pierce Arrow Motor Can
Company, to-day confirmed the report
that negotiations for q merger with
the Lafayette Motors Company had
been abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Litchfcld Estate Sells Sixty
Lots on 18th Ave. Rrooklv

Joseph p. Day sold the property on
the west side of Fourth Avenue, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, Brook
Ign, including lots on Third and Fourth
streets, comprising total of about
sixty lots. The property has been
owned by the Ltchtield estate for near
~ quarter Of a century. and com
prises part of the old Washington
baseball Park, and was to be sold by
Mr.. Day ut auction on June /. It is
understood an extensive building i'm
provement is to be started on the site
at an early date.
Levy Brothers sold to the G. & l.
Building Corporation, Louis Milchman
president, the plot on the westerly side
Of Sheridan Avenue, between Atlantic
and Mckinley avenues, Brooklyn, BOOK
100, on which the buyers will erect
twelve two-family semi detached houses
with garages.
j. I.acov sold for G.. Fl. Beall to A. B
Dietrich a plot, 40x1Oo, on the east side
OF East Twenty Street, 60 feet
north of Avenue K, Brooklyn. The new
owner will erect dwelling, to cost
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Builder of Bachelor Fiat
Gets Adjoining Small Corner

The small five STORY building at the
southwest corner of Lexington Ave
nuo and Fifty seventh Street, 25x22
has been leased by the Allerton Fifty
seventh Street Corporation. which
gives the company control of the i'm
mediate corner around which it is
erecting nineteen-story bachelor
apartment on 3 first mortgage bond
Issue provided by S. W. Straus &, Co.
me lease is for twenty-one years.
from July l, with a similar renewal
privilege, at net annual rent Of Al
least $1,000 for the term, and was
made with Morris Blum. The build
ing will be annexed to the main struc
ture. which is to contain approximately
40 rooms and will front 67.6 feet on
Fifty seventh Street, and rs feet on
Lexington Avenue, utilizing a site of
8,462 square feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
100000 Rental for Store
In West AID Street

Tier, Fallon G. Kyle Company leased
aNstore at IL West Forty-second Street
to Jacob Landcs, trunks and bags, at
al aggregate rental of 100000.
James Kyle & Sons rented to the
I Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany stores at the northeast corner of
Third Avenue and Ninety-ffth Street
southwest corner of East End Avenue
and Eighty eighth Street and at 63j
Third Avenue.
Douglas L. Gilman e. Co., Inc, leased
the store at 623 Lexington Avenue to
Sheffield Farms Company. Inc.
The store at SA3 Prospect Avenue has
been leased for ton years and four
months, at an aggregate rental of $50,
900. to Louis Mayer, haberdasher
through the Finkelstein COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Steel and Tube Co. Shows
S2,571,352 Loss in 1921
Compares With a Ne, Income
of S6,3I5,2O9 for the
Previous Year

me Steel and Tube Company of
america, which it is believed will enter
INTO the six company steel merger suf.
'etcd net loss for 1921, Of s2571
after taxes, interest, depreciation and
Snr'"kage of ore inventory. This
oooo"pared with net income of S6,315,-
In the statement to the stockhold.
efs. Clayton Mark, chairman. and A
a. Schlesingcr. president, stated that.
IN addition To the loss of s2,571,352 be,
aa s,,. dividends in 1921. there was an
a "a'i loss for idle plant expense
and shrinkage in inventory yalues ag.
gregatlng s4,455,6O6 directly charged
against contingency reserve which
w&s set up out Of capital surplus to
'he amount of s6,00O,ooo The total
sales for the year amounted to 500
1 ,ooo' compared with SS7,S43, 1916 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Broadway and Third St.
Corner in 100000 Lease

The newly formed Broadway and
Third Street Company, having for d.
rectors Nathan and Harry Schulman
end Louis Geratti, leased from Emily
dc Forest the property at the south
west corner of Broadway and Third
Street for q period OF forty years. at an
aggregate rental OF about 100000 The
parcel. now occupied with three and
a baif story building with stores,
fronts % feet on Broadway and 100
feet on the street, will be improved
with ~six-story building costing ap.
proXimately 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
six-Story Building Planned
Next TO Vanderbilt Hotel

A six-story building to cost at least
100000 is to be erected alongside the
Vanderbilt Hotel on Park Avenue as
the result Of leasing transaction af
fecting the two and three story sta
bles, 50xeS.9, at 49-511a East Thirty
third Street. The lease, which is for
twenty-six years at an annual net rental
of from $23,100 to $24,100, was made
by Edward N. Diclerson to Abraham
Reich. The lease starts when posses
sion Of the premises is secured by
Nh Reich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Larger Uptown Space for
Brown. WhceIack c

The Brown Wheelock Company, Inc,
sold for the Advocate Realty Company
10 and 20 East Forty-eighth Street two
five story buildings, altered for stores
IN the street and parlor floors and
apartments above, 50x10O.5. The pur-
chaser is an investor who intends to
modernize the buildings for invest
ment
The Brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
which now has it's uptown Office at 10
East Forty-tifth Street, will occupy the
parior floors of both buildings. The
made more space NECESSARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Sales in Nes;claesier

Mrs Rose M. Marshuetz purchased
a home recently completed by George
w. Mahlstedt at Larchmont Terrace,
Larchmont, through Chauncey B.
Griffen. The property was held at
$4,000.
Prince & Ripley leased for Gerald
Taevener, his property at 1877 Ash
Keith, furnished, and sold for the Fox
Realty Company an acreage on Knoll
wood Road and White Plains Avenue
to franklin Manchotte, of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
e,seinway 4 Son Increase
.1Di,. 81, Site for New Home

Douglas L. Gilman &: Co.. with Ed
ward j. Hogan, sold for Mrs. Ernest
Fahnestock 116 West Fifty eighth
Street, 2Ox100. The buyers, Steinway
& Son, through this purchase, have a
frontage of approximately so feet in
Fifty-eighth Street and 60 feet in Fifty
seventh Street. This concern, for many
yeaers located at 100 East Fourteenth
Street, plans in the near future to
eract new building for it's permanent
home on this plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Childs Company Purchases
Property OCCUPIED in Rswe.

The Childs Company bought the
property it occupies at 35t Broadway,
with an IL" through TO 81 Leonard
Street, from the American Institute Of
the City of New York for stated cor
sideration of 5000. 900. The buildings,
of the four and three story type, on
which mortgage of $4,000 is al
lowed to remain, measure 25.6x173.1x
irregular, the IL" through to Leonard
Street being 11.6x569.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Princeton's New 1O-Story
Club 10 Cost $l5O,OOO
Will Also Include Alterations
to Dwelling at Park Ave.
me and 30fh Street

Plans filed with the Manhattan Blu
reau Of Buildings for the new home
for the Princeton Club call for ten
story building at 80 East Thirty ninth
Street, 25x90.2, to cost $4,000. They
also include the making Of alterations
to the four-story dwelling at the north
west corner of Park Avenue and
Tbirty-ninth Street at a cost Of s40,-
000
In the new building will be dining
room in the basement, clubroom on
the first floor, squash court on the
second floor, gallery for the court on
the third floor, dressing and lounge
rooms on the fourth floor, a squash
court on the fifth floor and gallery
for the court on the sixth floor. The
seventh to the tenth floors inclusive
viii be bedrooms. The altered build
ing will not be increased in height and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Patchogue Estate Sold

Melville Realty Company sold the
Sam Robinson estate in Patchogue,
L. |.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company sold for
c. G.. Stewart a six-room dwelling, COX
100, on the east side of Durart Ave
nue., north Of Oscola Avenue, in
Queens, to Mrs. Elizabeth Brush, Of
Westmount, Canada.
Edward J. Farrell rented for Charles
I. Gilbert the Segaller villa on Mag
nolia Boulevard, Long Beach, to Sam
uel Goldsten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Pennsylvania

FOR SALE-CoIONIAL TYrE BRICK
bpiidiug. I53xta IT.. -. stories. sIate
roof; situated - a college town on i. main
artery o. travel mort, and south wiSa
Lincoln Highway adjacent. Contains -
rooms arranged in suites of two each
room with lavatory and connecting bath.
Has swimming pool 40x3o in the building.
A glass enclosed corridor connects a u
struction, with the main building.
These buildings would be suitable for an
i'm, as they are located on a corner
across the street from 500 students. Have
steam heat. gas electricity. connected with
sewer and pure mountain water. The soft
water makes the swimming delightful.
The buildings were erected in 1915 and
are all in first class condition.
Immediate possession and good price 10
quick purchaser.
u IA Trihlne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
New Co. Acquires 4-Story
Building in 59th Street

The newly formed ii East Fifty
ninth Street Company, represented by
Podcll, Ansorge & Podell, and having
For directors I. l.. Korn, " Brennan
and J. Podell, purchased the four-story
building, with stores. 16.2x1OO5, at al
East Fifty ninth Street. The 1922
Realty Corporation is the seller.
The Iris Construction Company pur-
chased from Edward NJ. Timmins the
vacant plot. 50x86.7, on the north side
Of 169th Street, 1858 feet west of ST.
Nicholas Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Invest in BROOKLYN Houses

a Mishkin. sold for the Ritzholdng
Company the store apartment at 5113
New Utrecht Avenue, 24xl00, held at
S23 900.
Samuel Gaitzka sold for the 4. s.
and T. Realty. Company to Toby F..
pleted at 1852 East Nineteenth Street,
25x100, with garage, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Hoffman's Park To Be Sold
To Home Site Seekers To.da,

Hoffmans Park, comprising 1876 lots
in the Throg's Neck section Of the
Bronx, owned by the Ebling Brewing
Company, will be sold at auction on
the premises to-day by Joseph p Day.
The property is at the corner OF East
fremont Avenue and Eastern Boule
ward in tho immediate vicinity of the
lots Of the Coster. TurnbuIl, Bruce
Brown and Rrinsmcdc estates sold by
Mr.. Day. and also front on Mayhower
and Coddngton avenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

will contain a cafe and library in the
basement. dining ROOM card-room and
library on the first floor and bedrooms
on the second. third and fourth floors
The Princeton Club is given as the
owner of record. Aymar Embury I'd is
the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Max Bache Acquires Estate
Of 46 Acres on Staten Island

Max Bache purchased from l.. C.
Butler the former Jordan property
consisting of forty-six lots. having
large frontages on Richmond Road and
Price Street Coax Street,, in the heart
of the business section at Concord,
S. l., and opposite the trolley trans
fer station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest Ia ~.
oestors apstt De ans,eered in th;a col
i'"sR. ~ frstch case only initials ,r;U
DC nsed. Others tcili be uns,eered bv
mdd. Address oil inquiries inc,o.s,
,sg q stamped, addressed enreione N
ftnoncsM Editor, The Tribune tsp
Ndssa't Street, Noc York Ctr. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE

ENGLAND. FASHIONABLE PART
IL MILES FROM LONDON.
A CHOICE AND UNIQUE FREEHOLD
PROPERTY,
comprising
A MOST BEAUTIFUL.
RIVERSIDE RESIDENCE.
exquisitely appointed and having every mod
ern comfort, including electric light. central
heating. oak parquet floors telephone &c.
Accommodations Reception Hall and lounge
reception rooms. winter gardens,
principal bedrooms each with
dressing room and bathroom attached.
servants rooms with separate
bathrooms. kitchen scullery and
larder. all tiled; servants sitting room.
just been thoroughly renovated In
wonderful repair and also easy to maintai in
LOVELY GARDENS TO THE RIVER
with boa thouse. kitchen gardens orcha I'd
DOUBLE LODGE. LARGE GARAGE. ETC
In all about THREE ACRES.
TO BE SOLD.
t.urther details may be had of the agents
Maple & Co. Ltd. Tottenham Court Road,
London. W J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

For Sale. below AID st
ONE BLOCK FROM NEW PRINCETON
CLUB.
Private house; good order; we'll WIRED 5
ba this; low price; possession.
CHAS. NJ. BALDWIN,
E42 5TH AN. MURRAY HILL ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Tenant Buys on Sixth Ave.

Emily A. Thorn $40 Sixth Avenue, a
four-story building with stores, 25.1x
1873, to William p. Sears. the tenant;
also for Victoria A. Rename $40 West
Thirtyhfth Street. three-story build.
ing, 52.6x98.9, to Clarence NJ. Ernst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there we're
no transactions yesterdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
SUMMER HOMES TIC RENT

Long Island
MANHATTAN BEACH
MANHATTAN BEACH
NEW BUNGALOWS FOR RENT
NEW BUNGALOWS FOR RENT
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
TASTEFULLY DECORATED
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
4 and rooms and bath.
Manhattan Beach Bungalow Corp. Oriental
Blvd. and Jaffay ST.. Manhattan Beach, or
Joseph r. Day, Inc. agent, 81 Liberty ST.,
New York City Representative at bungalow.
all day. every day.
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
III YOU WANT A
neat Bum allow. ready TO occupy, with
garage core to 3Si I.orretto st, Tottcn-
vil,e, $. l. Must sell May 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Switch Seems Unnecessary

Question: own ono Peoria & Eastern
first consolidated 4s of 1910 purchased al
80. DO YOU think would be incre sing
the safety OF my investment if sold the
above bond and bought one Kansas City
Terminal first as in its place? Is the latter
bond considered a better investment p
w. s. A.
Answer-We think the Peoria &
Eastern consolidated as are good in
vcstment and do not think that switch
to Kansas City Terminal 4s is neces-
sary unless you want Il security in gilt
edge class. The bond you now hold is
practically guaranteed by the Clevc-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago g. st. Louis
Railroad under lease agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Wants to Raise $4,000

ion on the following lis, OF se s,lr,ins
ham IS. due 1894: $4,000 Nevada -Califor-
MIA IS, due 1916 $500 Niagara Falls IS, due
1850 $500 Government of the French re
public 7ias, due 1914: $1,000 South f
California Edison Is. due 1914; $500 De De
troit Edison IS due 1870; $500 milwaukee
Electric 7,ss due i94I; $1,000 Cuban os'
1850 1000 Chicago Great Western 49, que t,,
1851: $1,000 Parish Lyons Mediterranean
Railway S.: $4,000 Manitoba Southwestern
IS. due 1884: Great Northern rs, due LEV @
s. coo Baltimore &. Ohio 3i2s, Cue 1870
From the standpoint Of security end future
prospects kindly advise me winch ,on.
bonds I might better dispose VI u i"'S'
s. ,000.--A +.
Answer Your investment is we'll
diversified and. on the whole. good
The Chicago Great Western As are an
inferior security. The situation IN
this road is not promising enough to
Justify your holding the bond in ex-
pectation of better price. although
issue as a means Of raising part OF the
Sd 900 needed we are mindful of the
speculative movements that have taken
place in low grade bonds iii recent
weeks. We believe that you would
strengthen your investment further ~
selling the Kansas City. Memphis 8;
Birmingham income 5s, the two BAIT
more &, Ohio short-term bonds and
also one of the Elkhorn Coal 71.s.
Fairly Good List
Question--will you be kind enough to
give me your opinion of the following list
OF bonds. which have purchased In
no S1S'' Frenoh US. city Of Porto Allegro
IS. Great Northern Railway Company D. s.
Southern Railway general mortgage et2s
Kansas City Power and Light rs, san
Antonio Gas 5s Grand Trunk 6s. Pennsy :
vania and Ohio Power AS. st Louis &
San Francisco adjustable Gs, savanna h
Electric 7ias. United Drus SIS. Kings
County Lighting Company d'as, southern
Transit Is and ten shares American Telc-
phone and Telegraph 9s.~-H. S.
Answer-Your list of investments is
well diversified and, on the whole,
good if not high grade. The st. Louis
& San Francisco IS are properly styled
adjustment" and not Adjustable"
BY that is meant that they are an is
sue created to equalize the exchange
value Of old bond issues at the time
of the reorganization. Interest is paid
only if earned, but if a payment is
omitted at any time it accumulates to
the credit OF the bond. At the present
time interest is being earned by IA
vorablc margin. The United Drug ss
are callable at any time at Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Queens

uOLLIS-CLOS1NG ESTATE
Best section; Groom modern home; solid
oak finish, steam. gas. electric; blocks
station, block to trolley. Price s1l,50C;
cash necessary, $500. This is the best
bargain in Hollis. E. II. SW EET, 365 Full
Ton St., Jamaica. Phone OATS, jamaica
OUR home service plan viii save you
2e% and taxes. PARIS SON. 11s ".
3cd. Chelsea 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

UNUSUALLY as.sactiYe home ,or SAFE ~
owner leaving New York; 5 good sleep
.rs rooms, baths. hot water heat, S1s,-
500; garage: IDEAL location. convenient
ccnimutation. l.. (. Johnson. II Bellcvale
Read, Mountain Lakes. y. j.
BUNGALOW, Newfoundland, \, d. ! fur
nished for season; ideal place for rest and
recreation; sleeping porch; fine view ga
rage owner 319 Monroe ST.. Brooklyn, \. Y.
FREE list OF houses for sale ard rent Write
VAN WINKI.E Co, Rutherford. ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

FOR OFFICES. salesrooms or entire floors
Of 1000 80. It.. aes 345 Madison Az. BLDG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
TO LET ron BUSINESS puRposKs

OFFICE space. 700 square feet, corner
Broadway and Cedar st. Inquire Super
intendent, IS Cedar Ut.
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