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FOR THE MURRAY HILL HOTEL, $1 ,796,500
Syndicate Headed by B. L. M. Bates Buys the Property at an
Auction Sale Held to Settle Affairs of Smith Estate.
LARGE SITE NEAR COLUMBUS CIRCLE CHANGES HANDS
• The auction market yesterday attracted
considerably more attention than the brok
erage business. Among th 3 Vesey street
-offertess were the Murray Hill Hotel, in
P*rk avenue, from 40th to 41st street, and
the Plerrepont. a twelve story apartment
hotel. la 52d street, between Fifth avenue
and Broadway.
The Murray Hill Hotel was sold by Jo
seph P. Day in partition proceedings to set
tle the affairs of the estate of Hugh Smith,
in which about a dozen heirs were lnterest
«t It was bought by a syndicate of which
.B. L M. Bates, the lessee of the hostlery.
is a member, for 5L796.500. John Delahun
ty. a lawyer, representing.it la the purchase-
It Is said that the syndicate intends .0
«pend a large sum in improving: this popular
hostlerr
The salesrooms were crowded, among
those present being William I* De Borst.
at the Cruikshank Company: William H.
TVhcelock. of Douglas Robinson. Charles
B. Brown & Co.: Robert E. Dowlins and
William H. Ciiesebroush and John Del3~
•-.•-■.
The bidding started at $l,mOoo. the first
bid being- made by Mr. De Borst. Mr.
Wheelock followed this with a bid of 51.400,-
COG. The bidding was between these two
and one other bidder tip to -♦".. '.'J •.<>.•'. Mr.
l>lahunty came in at $1,7 M,OOO.
The Murray Hill was bollt twenty-five
years aso. at a cost of about 51,000,000. and
has always been popular with army offi
cerr- West Point praduat:np classes, when
ever in this city as a body, have always
made the house their headquarters. The
American Trotting Association has met
there to a--ljust differences arising after the
trotting reason, and football teams of all
the big universities annually stop there on
their way 10 Princeton. Annapolis. West
Point, or on the eve of games to be played
in this city.
The cite occupied by the hotel terms part
rt the stable and cur barn of the old Madi
*or. avenue stago line, which years ago op
erated betwe-en 42*1 strael and the financial
district.
The sale of the Hotel Pierrepont was ad
journed for one wecic.
TI. C. Senior &. <7o- Bold at private sale
Tor the «?b-tate of Gideon Fountain Kos. 27
;.nd 29 West COth street, two three-story
dwelling houses, on a plot 36x100 feet, and
Xoe. SS. Z3 and C three similar bsiidinc?.
on a plot itJdM fee*, end for Margaret
mam No. SL a three story dwelling
house, on a Jot 15x10) feet, to Aneta Howe!!.
■ client of William L- Levy. The combined
Plot is 103x100 feet. It v. as last transferred
m ISSO. -
Plans have been filed for a twelve stor> r
!oft and stores building to be built at No.
50 to oi West 17th street for the Widbern
.Realty Company, at a cost of 5200.0 M. The
' building will have a frontage of 86 feet and
* tepth of hi feet, with an extension 46
reel by I feet, the facade behig of brick
with limestone and terra eotta' trimmings.
J^raes F. ConneH is ttie architect.
To Invest $700,000.
- Plans- bs.ve aJso been Bled for a nine
teen Eton- brick Store an.d office building
ro bo erected at the northwest corner of
Fifth avenue and 2Cth •'••• for the
Ctoielc Realty Company, of which Liouis
M. Jones la president, ' at a cost of $700,000.
The facade wfll be of brick with trimmings
of granite, limestone and terra cotta. It
will have a frontage al 56.6 feet on Fifth
avenue by 127.6 feet on tlie street. Fred
erick C. Browne is the architect.
Plans have also been filed for making a
four story building out of the three story
dwelling house No. 126 East 64tb street
by adding one story and building a base
ment and two story rear extension to be
used- as a laundry, pantry and bath, at a
■ '-ost' j of ■■s&,<*». Cor Dr. J. Dodge Peters.
Cortlaudt F. Luc© ig the architect.
Planr ha-. also been filed for adding a
story to the five story hospital of the Beth
Israel Hospital Association, at the south
west comer of Jefferson street, at a cost
or $8,000, the additional story to be
aaad as a ward for the hospital, and for
removing the south and west wall of the
♦leversth story and extending the rocf to the
exterior walls of the Metropolitan Life
Building, at the northeast corner of Madi
son avenue ax.d 23d street, at a cost of.
56.000.
Plans have also been filed for increasing
thai height of the three story and base
ment dwelling house, No. 176 East 70fh
street, by adding one story, building a rear
extension two ttcriee high, and changing
the building to an American basement
dwelling house, removing the old brown-
BtasN ashlar and substituting with faced
brick, at a cost of $12,000. Walker & Haz
ard are the architects.
The old house of Judge Otto A. Rosalsky,
at rso. 64 Rivington street, a three story
and basement building, is to be made over
into & ttore and dwelling: at a nominal
cost.
TO DISCUSS SUBWAY PLANS.
A regular meeting of Has " . est Side Tax
payers' Association will be held to-night
at No. 207 West Mdi Street. Reports will
be presented by the rap'd transit com
mittee, George H. Dresler, chairman, on
the proposed Seventh avenue Eubway and
on the extension of. Seventh avenue to
Canal street. The committee is opposed
to the project unless the corporation* 10 be
ocnefited thereby signify their willingness
to stand their Just share of the expense,
the taxpayers' chare to be added to the
general city tax levy.
The ibllou-ing committees will also re
port: Law and legislation, John J. Phet:
skß, chairman; water, Louis Schrac, chair
man; tenement house, JL J. Koran, chair
aan.
The matter of the- recently appointed
committee on the congestion of population
«iH be discussed. Arrangements will also
be completed tor the proposed outin? of
the association to be held at Bellewood
Park, N. J.. on Tuesday, June 'A.
NEGOTIATE MANY LOANS.
A- H. Ivins & Co. have placed for Susan
E. Wood a mortgage of $120,000 at PJk per
cent on the properly Nos. 10S and 110 West
£Sth Etrc-et, occupied by Maxim"s restau
rant: for E. SI. &• C. A. Comstock a loan of
139,000 at 4V» per cent on No. £36 West £3th
street: for Joseph Rovegno a loan of $.".^,OOO
on Meat, 14 and 16 Roosevelt street; for
Pctro Alvlno a loan of J75.000 at 414 1 per
cent on the southwest corner of West
Houston street and Sullivan street, and
for the same owner a loan of $24.0*) at 41,4 1 ,- 2
per cent on No. 313 East 17th street.
BUYS STATEN ISLAND SITE.
Crowe!! M. Eesuice sold through Cor
nelius G. Kolfl! to Wi'.liain R. Sainsbury
four lots at Bayview avenue and Southside
Boulevard. Giffords. Staten Island- The
purchaser will erect a house for Ml own
occupancy.
RECENT BUYERS.
Closes Gktlding Is the buyer of No. SS Sec
ond swanue, a four dory tenement house,
on a lot 24.3x100 feet, and of the adjoining
house tt the northwest corner of sth street.
Both parcels were recently sold.
SUBURBAN RENTALS.
Burke Stone baa rented the I«. D. Garrett
house, to Cedar Knolls, to Charles H.
Marvin, of Morris Heights, N. T.; alto Mrs.
A. E. Wellington* house. In Lawrence
Park, now occupied by Joseph M. Smith,
*o Heary A- Weber, oi New Yorjt City, for
the ecrsrr.tr. >£*■*<
Tlsh Si Mfcrvts have rented for the Law
•e&Cft Park Realty Co2a|)any the English
•otx&ef, is liawreace Park Wist to James
Edward Young. Jr., of New York City; also
Mrs. Ferris J. Meigs's cottage* In Law
rence Park, for the summer to Mrs. E. L.
Taylor, of Albany.
MANY BUSINESS RENTALS
Brokerage Report Indicates a
Good Demand for New Lofts.
M. & L. Hess have leased for Morris W.
Levine the second and third lofts, contain
ing- 10,000 square fpet. of Nos. 40 and 43 West
17th 6treet to Schechter & Metz and Silber
man & Brecker, respectively; for Louis
Sachs, the seventh loft of No. 38 to 44 West
21st street to Schram & Norden, and for the
Manhattan Office Building Company. In
conjunction Tvith W. B. Mabie & Co., to
Tobiaa & Pritchard. the second loft of the
twelve story loft building: Nos. 45 and 47
West 27th street, which completes the leas
ing of that building by Mabie & Co.
The property was sold by them in April
to an investor.
The United Realty Company has leased
for a long term a large store to S. Sternau
& Co. at No. 307 Broadway for the Frank
Tourist Company.
berth & Gabel have leased for John T.
Sturdevant to John Bowie the three story
and basement housj Xo. 54 "West 125 th
street.
G. P. Butterly has leased for John J.
Ksdley to the Chicago Tin Foil Manufact
uring: Company the new building at No.
CIS to B8 East 18th street, containing SE.OOO
souare-feet; a] so. for the George C. Flint
Company the entire building- No. 505 to 513
W«at 23d street, containing 4f.,000 square
Cci • : also, for Frederick Z!tte! to Aubry
. the store at the southwest corner
of Seventh avenue and 23d street; also, for
Stern & Marks, the store and basement at
Nos. 102 and 104 West 3Sth street to the
B. Wright Printing Works: also, 6,W)
square feet in the new bui'dinsj Nba. ffl
and 133 West 2Sth street to Sigmund Hirsch,
and lor Klein & Jackson a store In the
building at the northeast corner of lSlsl
street and St. Nicholas avenue to the Sub
way Shop, baberdashere
Albeit B. Ashforth has leased space in
the Cameron Building, northeast corner of
Madison avenue and 34th street, to Leddy &
Johnston, advertising agents; also, space to
Alphonse M. Moses.
GrfOen & Stryker hay*> leased for the
GtreenfleU estate to L Beyers the three
■tory dwelling- house at No. 340 West 22d
street for a term of years.
John H Scheier has leased from the es
tate of Levin R. Marsha!) the building No.
D 2 East ll6tL street. The lease carries au
option to purchase.
BUYING AT WHITE PLAIN'S
Sum Paid for Sniffin Property 'a New
High Record Price.
All - records in high prices for White
Plains, property were broken yesterday by
the sale of the E. C. Sniffin corner, at Rail
read and Lexington avenues. This prop
erty, which was purchased by air. Sniflin
thirty-three years ago for $15,000, was sold
to New York buyers for $140,009. or at the
rate of $1,500 a front foot.
An adjoining tract of G2 feet, owned by
G. W. Thompson, a jeweller, was also sold.
The present t? nanii of the buildings will
not be disturbed.
E. Nelson Ehrhart was the broker In
the transactions.
The J. Henry Carpenter place, on Upper
Kailroad avenue, recently bought by E* G.
Sutherland for tSSJBBB, has been resold for
$25,000 to Ashley Co\e, of the law firm of
Parker, Hatch £z Sheohan, who has also
bought from Mr. Sutherland for J25.000tth6
Xicholab B. Hunter place, adjoining. The
two properties ha\e a total frontage of 102
feet
It is reported that E. G. Sutherland has
■old to a local syndicate his holdings or.
Martine avenue, with a frontage of be
tween 500 and 600 feet.
PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.
The umul meeting cf the Property Own
ers' Association of the Vyse Estate and
Vicinity will be held at Fauser's Hall,
Home street and Southern Boulevard.
on Saturday night. Among those invited to
make addresses are Cyrus C. Miller, Presi
dent of the Borough of the Bronx; Repre
sentative Joseph A. Goulden, Senator
George If. S. Schulz, Th-mas W. Whittle,
Commissioner of Public Improvements of
the Borough of the Bronx; Douglas
Mathewson, Deputy Controller, and John
EC. Efinsttfc of the Public Sen-ice Commis
sion.
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.
Noah Clark has sold In the Bedford sec
tion No. TT9 Nostrand avenue, a four story
double apartment, for the Herman J. Levy
Construction Company to William E.
Baier; lots on the northerly side of Union
street, 40x100 feet, 100 feet west of Brooklyn
avenue, for William E. Baker to Mary
Clark, and the southeast corner of New
York avenue and Union street, 100.7x115
feet, for William E. Baker to the Herman
J. Levy Realty and Construction Company.
Francis E. J. Reid has sold for the
Shlikerman Realty and Improvement Com
pany a two family brick dwelling house
on the south side of 75th street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
LEASE LONG BRANCH HOTEL.
Matt J. Ward &. Co. have leased the
Hotel Gordon, Long Branch, N. J., for a
term of years to Sclovtr & Gavig-an, of
this city.
COUNTRY TRADING.
Clement H. Smith has sold for a client
two lots on Sayres street, Jamaica Centre,
West long Island.
Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold for
.1. H. Bartlett The Pines, comprising a
house, stables and two acres, in Llewellyn
Park, West Orange, N. J.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
BBCOXO AY KM UK — Wynkoop estate sold
the croup of tenement and dwelling houses at
tht southwest corner or Second avenue and -d
street. The property is known as Nos. 85 and
37 Second avenue and No. 29 to 35 East 2d street,
and has frontages of 60 feet on the avenue and
luy feet on the street, with a 20-foot "L* ex
tending back 02 feet at the westerly end of the
plot. Ob the property are five three and four
story buildings, which were among the first
bouses put ut> In the section. The property was
owned by the Wj-nkoop family for more than a
century, the southerly boundary of the parcel
Just sold following the line of the old Wynkoop
farm. HelrE at the family own the remainder
of the block front on the south side of 2d street
extending over to the Bowery, with the excep
tion of a 20-foot parcel at No. 27.
LENOX AVENUE Shaw & Co. wild to Harry
Herche for the esiate of A. Hamilton HlKKina
No. 227 Lenox avenue, a four ctory and base
ment MM front dwelling house, on a lot 25.11 x
*0 feet, adjoining the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Qatk, at the northwest corner of 121 st etreet.
The house was built for Mr Hlggins about
fifteen years ego. and Is said to he the costllfat
dwelling erected In Harlem. The house will
probably be alttred by the new owner. The ad
joining boutse. No. '229. was recently taken In
trade by Franoes Stevens for the loft building
No. 28 East 10th street.
LENOX AVENUE— Shaw & Co. sold No. 227
Lenox avenue, a four story high stoop, ewell
front, t.rowcstone. hirh class dwelling bouee,
CS.llzfiOxSO. for the estate of A. Hamilton Hiti
cta.
PARK AVENUE — The Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company cold for Henry B.
Anderson No. 691 Park avenue, a five «tory
fUithouM 00 a lot 3Q3x57.6 feet, between 63d
and 64th streets. The building will be con
verted Into a dwelling bouse aad will be occu
pied by the sew owner.
EIGHTH AVENUE— Th« three five etory flat
house* No*. 2547. 2558 and 2555 Eighth avenue,
sold reosently by Isidore H. K«~pn«r. were pur
chased by a Mr. Straneky. Through the Con
solidated Board of Broker* he has traced the
b«:us Cor '"*- south'*- eit career of LABOK a';e
■■e and lS7tb street, a *ev«n atorj- elevator
SEW-YORK DATLT TRIBU!S& FRIDAY.
apartment bouse. Title to the latter parcel
stands In the name of Peter Doelger.
PROSPECT PLACE;— Pierre M. Clear sold for
Margaret Fogarty to a client No. 66 Prospect
Place, a three story and basement dwelling:, ad
joining the corner of 43d street, size 16.5X35.3
feet. ■ .. ' ■. . '■ _:; '^'^-.^
FULTON STREET— William "A. Rodgers
bought,- through Benjamin R. Lummis, No. 123
Fulton s street, running through to No. 46 Ann
street, a four story building, on lot £5.7x119-3x
25.4x118.11 feet. '
WILLETT STREET— Kronengold & Hassloch
sold for Mary Weber No. 30 Willett etreet. four
story front and two story rear tenement houses
on plot 31x100 feet, to Bullowa & Bullowa
36TH STKKET— was a report yesterday
that the new building to be^crected by HavHand
& Co. on 3t>th street. just east of Fifth avenue,
will cover a frontage of 100 feet. Last week
there was reported the sale of th« Hoe mansion
st No. 11 East 36th street, 50x98.9 feet, together
with an abutting parcel on the south side of
37th street, to Havlland & Co. That firm is now
said to have added to this site by buying Nos.
13 and 15 Bast 36th street, two four story
dwelling houses, on plot SDxBS.9 feet, alsq owned
by the Hoe • estate. The properties are in the
same block as the Tiffany store and are about
200 feet east of Flita avenue. >: ". .:
36TH STREET — Michael Coleman resold No.
63 to 57 West 36th street, three four story build
ings, on plot 60x38.0 feet. The buyer Is said
to be a builder. Mr. Coleman recently pur
chased the property throurh S. B. Goodale &
Son torn Dr. F. H. Wiggin.
53D STREET— The Cooper Realty Company
resold Nos. 246 and 24S East 53d street, a six
story flathouse, on plot 33.4x100.5 feet.
56TH STREET — George L. Nichols sold No.
6S East 56th street, a four story and basement
dwelling, en lot 15x100.5 feet, between Park
and Madison avenues. The property was held
at $63,000.
60TH STREET-— H. C. Senior & Co. sold for
the estate of Gideon • Fountain Nos. 27 and 29
and 33 to 37 West 60th street, five three story
dwellings, and for Margaret Chauveati the In
tervening house at No. 31. The purchaser is
Anet#*Howeil. a client of William L. Levy. The
combined plot measures 109x100.5 feet, and is
located between Broadway and Columbus ave
nue. It is one of the largest side street par
cels in the section under one ownership.
83D STREET — Johanna. Krumwlede sold No.
132 West %3d street, a three story brownstone
dwelling house, on a lot 16x102.2 feet. ■ .
84TH STREET — B. Mabie & Co. sold
for the estate of William H. H. Moore the five
ptory American basement dwelling house No. 349
West S4th street, on a lot 17x102.2 feet.
97TH STREET— Geisier & Weissbein sold for
Margaret E Morris the three story private
dwelling house No. 14S West U7th street to a
client for occupancy.
107 TH STREET Mary J. Noonan sold No. 177
East 107 th strt et, a live story flathouse, on a
lot 17x100.11 feet. X
li'GTH STREET — Webster B. Mable & Co. sold
for Dr. Emll Danziger. No. 6 West 12« th street,
a thro- Story and basement dwelling house, on
lot 17.G599.1l feet.
14.'> TH STREET— H. W. Sebßtte & Co. fold
to an investor, for" Julius Elcskey. No. 477 West
145 th streeet, a rive story double flat, on lot
25x11)0 feet.
THE BRONX.
ALDUS STREET— H. L. Phe'ps SOW for the
Games-Roberts Company the two five story
apartment booses, or. plot SOxIOO feet, at the
northeast comer of Aldus street and Hoe ave
nue.
CBOTONA AVENUE — A. Bluir.enthal told for
Isaac Lnwenfeld to Alexander Rosenberg, the
plot 4Cx!X) feet, at the southeast corner of Cro
tona avenue and Falrmount place. The buyer
will erect a five story flat.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Ivos. 14
and 16 Yeses' street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph P. . Day.
S2D ST. 43 to 47. n s, 423 ft « of Broadway.
M-xi'^.O. 12 rty Hotel Pieirepont; vol sale; ad
journed to May 26.
park AYE. w 3. block front between 40th
and 41st sis. 107.6x230* irreg sl3o 7 Sty Murray
mil Hotel; to B L. M Bates, the lessee, for
$1,796,500; also
A.YE B, 6 w cor 16th st, 129. lxl 7o. irreg. 4
Bty taunts and stores and three 6 sty tenmts in
rear; Van Nor Jen Truat Co. exr agt FJ M
Dillon et al; Johnston & J. attys; J E McDonald,
ref; partition; to the Cruitshank Co for a client
for $142,500.
o- T b ST 125, ns. 22-3 ft wef Columbus aye.
IBxloo.ll. 4 sty dwg; D S Freedman agt Georee
Smith jr. et al; H M Bellinger, jr. atty: James
Frank, ref; ami due, 54.552 5 9; taxes, etc.
$302 70: sub to a prior mtg of $10,000; to B a
Proudman for $13,700.
2D AYE. 1554. s c cor 96th st. 23.8x100. 5
sty tenmt and stores; C L Harned agt Mamie
Kenny et ai;,T D Day. jr. atty; Frank Coch
rSe. t*f; amt due. 527.570 16: taxes, etc.
$630*75; to. the plaintiff for $28,500.
By Bryan L. Kennedy. .
'IS4TH ST 442 s c. 41S 4 ft c of Willis -aye.
IP 4xl oo, 3 sty dwls; W H Macy. jr. et al agt
T j"-VKane et al; W B & G V Chamberlm,
attys; H E Dining, ref: Mat due. $5.47. «4.
taxes, etc. $1,150 47; adjourned to May 25.
By D. F. Injrraham & Co.
"ISTF ST a s, 605 ft w cf Barnes aye, 50x
114, Wakefield: K'r.s:Bton Securities Co ast
Katharine Kieran et al; Gifford. H & B. attys;
C N Morgan, ref; amt due, $2,352 03; taxes.
etc $752 70; subject to a prior miff of 93,000;
to the plaintiff for $4 550.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows: By h . Mayers
TONES ST. 11. « s. 119.8 ft w of 4th st,
25x100; 5 sty tenmt: Anna C S Hassev agt
Charles Schenck et a!: Malcolm Sundh«mer,
atty:' S H Welnhandler. rot: amt due. $5.
574 40; taxes, etc. $854 71; sub to a. first mts:
o£ 5-- 000.
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address of lessee.)
MAY 19.
AMSTERDAM AVK, 1724: Alva S Walker,
tiusVee. toßn«eJ & Levy: 1 yr from May 1,
19i0 (4 vrs' renewal at $4,000 and 4 m more
at $5,000): $3,600: address, 1802 Amsterdam aye.
BRO»DWiV 3790 and 3792; store, etc; Gross
& VeVbemer~to Maxwell Ka!isk; 10 yrs from
May i. 1910; 53.250; address. 1&67 AJasterdaat
aye.
RPiVwr St* ''92: Jacob Brau^stein to Liouis
MegeKerSf £ May 1. 1910; $iSO; ad
dress. 292 Broome st.
DELANCEY ST. 110 and 112 East; store and
basement; Joseph Alexander to Jacob and Mor
ris Sparser; 10 yrs from Aug 1. 190s. $1,650;
address, 272 Grand st-
DUANE ST. 161; Walter E Lawrence, trustee,
to George Msssman: 5 its from May 1. 1911;
$1,500; address, 161 Duane st.
RIVINGTON ST. 132, cor store and basement;
Morris " Sieger to Slgmund Mayer and Abraham
Feldman: 5 yrs from May 1. 1910; $1,500; ad
dress. 132 Rlvington st.
RIVINGTON ST. 7S to S4, n w cor Orchard
at: corner store and. store adjoining on west;
Elgmund Seehnee to Samuel and isidor Sobel;
6yrs 4 mos from Fsb 1, 1910, $2,550; address,
78 " Rivington st. -
WEST BROADWAY, 457, n c cor Houston
et; Frederick D Fricke to Charles A Lock; 10
yrs from May 1. 1910; $3,000; address, 487 West
Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST, 763: Frank Seegel to
John Wagner: 5 yrs from May 1, 1910; $660;
address, 763 Washington st.
IST WE, n w cor- Houston st; store and
basement; Israel Wein to Abraham Kosches: 5
yrs 15 day, from May 1, 1910; $1,920; address.
170 East Houston st.
STH AYE, 327. store end basement: the Inno
vation Trunk Co to Auto Strop Safety Razor Co:
2 yrs from May 1. 1910; $7,500; address, 345 sth
aye.
17TH ST, 21 West; Susquehanna Silk Mills to
David Guth: 21 yrs from Feb 1. 1911; $3,500;
address. 13 West 17th st.
65TH ST. 409 West. SOxlOOx Irreg; Thomas T
Sherman, as committee of John A Chanler, to
Clarence S McKane, of Scarsdale. N V; 21 yrs
from May 1. 131"; $725; address. 409 West 55th
st.
lI9TH ET, 420. c s. 25x145.3; Adolph G Aus
tin ct a! to Annie E Brady and John P Butler.
exrs: 20 its from Xov L 1908, $500; address.
103 Park aye.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
("With name and address of purchaser.)
MAY 19.
MANHATTAN".
AYE D. 41 and 43. 41x80: 6 sty hrk: Solomon
6Ub.>rblatt to Katie Cohen (mtg $11,500); April
7; $100: address. 120 West 119 th st.
AUDUBON AVB. s c cor 170rh at. 23x98. par
tition- William Klein, ref. to Emmanuel Heilner
and Moses J Wolf, one-half part, and A L
Mordecal & Son. a corporation, one-half part;
May IS: $140,000: address. 135 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVB, 's c cor ls6th at, 10T4SxSS;
Audubon aye. c k. 107.5 ft 6 of issth st. 107.
irree- partition. May 5. 1910; William Klein.
ref to Ellen V Scott: May IS; $80,000; address.
Room 1601. 11l Broadway.
AUDLTBON AVK. n c cor ISSth ft. 12OxS6z
irreg; Ellen V Scctt to Emmanuel Heilner -and-
Moses J Wolf, one-half part, and A L Mordecal
& Son. a corporation, one-half part (mtg $45,-,
000). May 18; $100.
AUDUBON AYE. t c cor lSf.th at. 107.5x95:
Audubon avo. c 8, 107.5 ft S of 186 th st, 9f.x
107. lrres; Audubon aye, s c cor 170 th st, 25x
95: Katie and Benjamin M^rdecai. exrs, etc. to
Eirmanuel !l»>ilner and Moses J Wolf, one-half
part of five-sixteenths part, and A L Mordecai
& Son a corporation, one-half part of flve-eix
teentMl part; May 17; $29,376; address, 135
Broadway.
DIVISION ST. 101 and 101%; Broadway, 110,
°1x12. x Jrrefr, Charles Lenler unii William Jay
to Isaac BakOlsH: April 25; $53.u00.
SAME PROPERTY; Isaac Sakolski to Fajbush
Llbman (mtg $37.000) ;- April 29; $100; address.
180 East 64th st.
FULTON ST, 123. 25x119: 4 sty brk. John A
lirnsel to Wesley Thorn tuitg: $70,000); May 17;
$100.
SAMB PROPERTY: Wesley Thorn to Will
lam A Rodders <$05.000)f May 17; $100; address,
3 West 120 th et.
HOUSTON ST, 141 and 14S West, 87.10x7B.«:
6 sty brk: Savoy Holding Co to Dom«nieo
Calarco (rutg $40,500): May 18; $100; address.
9V4 Uttle West 12th St. .
LEXINGTON AYE. c 6. 68.7 ft n of 51st st.
18 8x77; Leo L Schwab to Lillian C -Rainbow
(mtg $15,000); May 16; $100; «ddreßs, 3 West
33d st.
SPRING ST. 150. 20*0: 8% sty brk: Max
Abramson to David Kass (mtj $20,000); May 12;
$1: address, 122 Essex «t.
IST AYE, 1474. 25xR5: 4 sty brick: Annie H
Haft to Rosa Haft: all title; March 29; $100:
address. 157 West 121«t at. . , . .
3D AYE. ■ w cor of OCth st. 50.10x100; Bern
h&rd Mayer and ano to Fannie Mayer; March 1
29; $100: address, fi I leek man at.
6TH ST. p. s. 176 ft • of Aye A. 23.7x00.10; !
leasehold ; James P Davenport, ref, to Ma 1
Flclschhauer; May 18; $5,000; address, SAO ;
West 15th st.
7TH AYE. 267, 10.3x75: 4 «ty brick: "Wilber
C Goodale to Emma E Horn and ano fr*tg
*?.*.000); Mi • Id; 5100; address. 13 West
27th it. ,
10TH AYE, 632, 23.Ui6; 9 ety brick, Kath
rjn> Connor to Martin K«arn«y: *4•4 • P^rt
fmtg $27,000); all title; May 16: $100; address,
63d st and loth aye.
11 TH AVB, ws. 75.5 ft^3 'of 55t 5, *** 7^x
irreg: foreclosure: May 31. l 9lo^. Ii^OOO-
Steinert, ref. to Moses Misch: May IS. *1-.UW.
address, 168 West 130 th st.
■ 25TH ST. 167 West. 20x98-9: 5 "ty^^Jfi
Wilber C Goodale to Emma E Horn and ano
fmt« $20,000); May 16: $100; address. 1- "West
27th st.
25TH ST. 148 to 150 West, 55x98.0: 4 sty
brick; Sherwood Construction Co to Gibson
Steueart Construction mr n {Pit? $15,000) : M.ay
16: $700; address. 193 Broadway.
27TH ST, 336 and 838 West, 44395.9: 33 H "i , y
brick; David Lippman et al to Gustft\e tlll
born; % part (mtr $17,000): Feb 1; $100.
SA.ME PKOPERTY: same to Daniel Levy; %
part (mtg $17,000); Fab 1: $100.
SAME PROPERTY: same and st a.v HH
born and Daniel Levy to Patrick Tully (mts
$17,000); May 17; $100: address, 19& Broad
way. ' '-'• '■• J~ r :.-■.■
46TH ST. b b. 180.8 ft c of 3d aye, 14.2x70; «
Hamilton L Butler to Betty Glebel: b and
May 10; $100; address. Boom 1110, 149 Broad
way.
4BTH ST, 420 West, 25x100.4: 4 sty brk:
Madison Square Mortgage Co to Theodore / , I
Newman (mtc $10,700;; May IS; 5100; ad
dress. . 1159 Broadway. v
47TH ST. n s. 84 ft c of Lexington ay«,
ICxSO: ,Wilson M Powell et al. trustees, to
George A Lav ell c; 3-4 parts; $13,503 H. ■
SAME PROPERTY; same exr3 to same;
March SI: $15,125.
SAME PROPERTY: Clarence M Chauncey
to same: 1-4 part; May 19; $1; address, 2-
Rector et.
52D ST. 115 West, 25x100.5: 2 sty brk; E
Woodhouse to Arthur J Albert, of Hoboken,
N J: May 10; $1; address, 35 Nassau st
56TH ST. 244 West, s s, 20x100.5; 5 sty brk:
Christian Moller to Rudolph A Rode!; May
19; SI.
SAME PROPEHTT: Rudolph A Rodel to
Loandcr S Sir* (mt* 537,000); May 19; $100;
address, 1231> Broadway.
94TH ST. 341 and 343 Kast. n g. 50 ft tc of
Ist aye, 50xC3.2: 6 sty brk; William M Moore
to Speedway Realty Co; mts $30,000; May 19"
address, 31 Nassau st. ■ -\-
91 ST ST. 308 West, 17xl00.S; 3 sty brk;
Kmeline J Darrow to Jeannetce Hopkins (mis
$15,000); May IS; $20,500; address, SOS West
©Ist st. t *
* 95TH ST, 17« East. IS.SxIOO.S. 3 sty brk:
Minnie Rose to Bel wood Realty Co, a corporation
(mtg $11,000); Jan 6: $1; address, 35 Nassau st.
97TH ST, 173 West. 14x100.11. 4 sty brk: Emil
Perriere to John H Karscn; April 11; $1; ad
dress, 641 Bth* aye.
117 TH ST, n p. 150 ft w of sth aye, 23.1 x
100.1; M Linn Bruce, ref. to Henry. W Free
man; May 18; S2S,SOO; address, 42 Broadway.
123 D ST. s s 100 ft w of Pleasant aye, lOOx
100.11; Metropolitan Holding Co to World Se
curities Co; May 7, b and s; $1; address, 18
Broadway.
132 D ST, n s. 133.4 ft c of Sth aye. 16.5x99.11;
Rose Roscnbaum to Chapman D Marks (mtg
$S;000); May 7; $100, address, 7 Boekman st.
133 D ST, 266 West, 16.5x99.1. S sty brk; Ban
yrr I.uiUow, as committee, to Harriet T .• Key,
extrx; April 19; $1; address. 1700 Broadway.
139 TH ST. s s 150 ft w of Amsterdam aye,
100x99.11; Speedway Realty Co to William M
Moore <mtg $31,000); May 19; SHW; address, 50s
West 134 th st. ____ „
WE A, w a, 54 ft s of 70th Et, 25xt5; Mar
gareta Kolsch to Harry Miller; May 19; $100;
address, Room 1108, 6S William st.
THE BEONX.
BARRETTO ST, c s, 108.2 ft v. of MM st,
37.6x100; Barretto st. c s. 235.9 ft o of 160 th st, \
37.6x100; Louis Stern to Joshua Vtlleman (mtg i
554,000); May 19: $100; address, 18S5 7th aye.
BOLTON AYE. Tv s, third house in row of |
four, lot 117, West Chester; Sarah Rutherford
to Samuel R Waldron (mtg $2,000); May IS;
$1 ; address, 165 Jackson aye. j
CLINTON WE, 1415, w s, 168 ft s of Cro- !
tona Park South. 10x22.5xl 40; Joseph
Ens-el to George A Humann and ano; mtg
$6,500: May 18; $100: address. 327 East Sod st.
EASTERN" BOULEVARD and St Joseph's
are- lots 1 to 6. map Charlton Ferris 6t al at
Three's Neck, 150xl74.S»Carl Weis to Eliza-,
beth X Dooling; April 6; $100; address, 6S i
William st. . !
FINDLAT AYE. 1326. 25.1x100; Thorton |
Bros Co to J Colway (mt« $3,000); May Ib; ,
$100; address, 24S East 125 th st
HOE AYE, 1543, 20x100; Leah Silverraan to
Z Rock: May IS; $1; address, 1543 Hoe aye.
HOE AYE. 350 ft s of 173 d st, 25x100; Ly
mar. W D«vin« to Samuel R Waldron; May
12; $100; address. 1073 3d aye.
• SAME PROPERTY; John A Stair.ir.et2 to
same; a c and correction deed; May 12; §100;
address, 1073 3d aye,
SA.ME PROPERTY: Samuel R Waldron to
Sarah Rutherford (mtg $7,000); May 17; $100:
ad drees, sam«i as above.
KELLY ST. vr s, S6S ft s of !67th st. 50x |
100- I.er.a Joseph to David S Schwartz aid I
axio; qc; May 13: 00. y
SAME PROPERTY; David Schwartz and '
am to Gertie Halpln (mtg $3,500); May 1;
$100; address, 537 Brook aye.
LAWRENCE AYE, at junction of Graham
Square. 57.5x75x irreg:; William H Harden to ;
Maximilian Morgonthau, jr; 1-2 part; May IS;
$1; address, &5 Liberty st.
LOT 365, map Pugsley estate. tTniocport;
lot 233, map of Lohbauer Park: Daniel Nihlll
to Thomas NiMH; May IS; $100; address, 10S
East 103 th st.
LOTS 756 to 796, map Section C. Vysa es- j
tate; the S & F Realty Co to Aaron M Becker
(mtg $53,500): May IS; $100.
SAME PROPERTY; Aaron M Becker to Pi
con© & Oliva Construction Co <mtg 553.500);
May IS: $100; address. 346 Broadway.
LOTS 247, 248, 152. 153, map of Norwood.
at Willianisbrldge: Jaroes M Connolly to Re- j
visionary Estates Co; 5-24 parts; May IS; $1; j
address, 371 East 179 th st.
TjOTS 227 and 228: map (1273) of £60 lots
Hunts Point Realty Co; Zdenek Buda to Car
rie Wokal: mtg SSOO; May 19: $1; address, £.43
East 72d st.
MAPES AYE, c s, 50 ft n of Cornel', aye.
50x100, Wcstchester: Kate A Albee to John T
Shaw; May 17; $1: address, 2SSS Roebling aye.
MORRIS AYE. 2024, !5.9x100; Charles H
Hohns to C William Widmayer: 1-2 part drug
$6,500): July 15, 1909; 5100; address, 440
Washington aye.
MORRIS or MONROE AYE. abandoned, be
gins land formerly of Archer, adjoins land of
Ludlow & Buckhout. 79£ x —; William H Ar
cher to David Kraus; May 17; all title; $100;
address. 2450 7th aye.
VANDERBILT AYE, n c cor 174 th st. lOOx
100; Francis C Lenes to Max Cohen (mts
$1,000): May IS; $100; address. Room 1029,
150 Nassau st.
WILKINS AYE. « s. 262.6 ft n of 170 th ft.
237.6x100; Fleischtnann Realty and Construc
tion Co to M F Construction Co; May IS;
$100- address, 170 Broadway.
WEBSTER AYE. c s, 125 tt s of 171 st st.
ICOxlo9x Irret?: Bmanuel Arnstein et al. exrs. to
George H James (mts $11,100); April 2. all lines;
$13,500; address, 11S1 Tlnton ay«.
IST ST. n 6, lots 602 and 604. map Laconia.
Park 50x100; Edward Mack to Albert Frank:
May 18; $900; address. 222 East 117 th st.
3D AVB. 4001 and 4003. 50x106; Michael F
Burns to Nevelson-Goldberg Realty Co; b and s;
all liens; May IS; $100; address. 150 Nassau st.
4TH ST, c s. lot 33. map Briggs estate at
Williamsbridge, 60.9x34.3; Germansky; Construc
tion Co to Isabelle Mooney (mtg $11,200); May
17; $100; address, Room 1210, 27 William st.
134 TH ST. 422 East, 16.8x100; CTiarlea A
Furthman to De Witt and Jessie Newton, as
tenants by entirety <mtg $5,000); May 17; $100;
address, 422 East 134 th st.
9 I
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney).
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
MAT 19.
MANHATTAN".
AMSTERDAM AYE. 1730. 36x38: 5 sty brk:
due as per bond; May Ist; Ensign Realty Co to
National Savings Bank of the City of Albany;
$22,500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
17tJ Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AYE. 1732.> 25x75: 5 sty brk:
due as per bond; May 13; Thomas D Mcßrilo to
same: $22,500; attorney as above.
AUDUBON AVB, 8 c cor lf«6th St. 107.4x05x
irreg: p m; May 18; 3 yrs: Ellen, V Scott to
Title Insurance Company of New York; $20,000;
address. 135 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVB, D © cor 186 th st. 120x53.10x
irreg; p m; May IS; 3 yrs; same to same; $25,
000; address as above. .
BLEECKER ST, 323 and 825, 89.8x — : 6 sty
brk; due as per bond: May 18; Charles A Person
to West Side 'Savings Bank; $36,000; attorney,
David McCJure, 22 William st.
DIVISION ST. 101 and 101%, 21x125.9x lire?;
5 sty brk: p m; April 25; 5 yrs; Isaac Sakolski
to Charles Lanier and ano. exrs, etc; .$37,000;
attorney. F B Candler, 43 Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg $37.000) : May
19- 3 yrs. 6 per cent: Faybush Libman to Harris
Mandelbaum and ano; $11,000; attorneys, lis
man. Levy. Corn & Levine. 135 Broadway.
FULTON ST, n c s, 125 ft • of Nassau st, 25x
110 (prior mtg $70,000); May 17: due as per
bond- Wesley Thorn to John A Ben*el; $lX>,000;
attorneys. McClai & Mcßurney, 31 Nassau bt.
' GODRCK ST. 141, 25x100; 6 sty brk; & yrs;
Annie Bchacbt to Sarah E Brace; $22,000; attor
nty. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 160
Broadway.
• HOUSTON ST, 141 and 143 West. 37.10x75x
irreg: tl sty brk (prior "its $40,500); May IS;
due May L. 1015; 6 per cent; Dornenico Calarco
to Savoy Holding Co; $14,000; attorneys, Rose &
Putzel. 128 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AYE. c s. 56.7 ft n of 51*1 st.
18.4x07; p m; May IS; 2 yra. 8 per cent;
Lillian 13 Rainbow to Loo L Schwab; |6.000;
address, 27 West 20th st. - -
2D AYE, ISS9, 25x90: 5 sty brk, 60th st,
S2l East, 25x100.5: 5 sty brk (prior nr»g $ — ) ;
$;:.500; address, !57tf Grand st.
10TH AYE 632. 25.1x75 (prior nits $27,000"):
May 10; 5 yrs, 0 per cent: $10,000; attorney.
Samuel H Immergluck. 128 Broadway.
3D AYE. 4001 and 4003. fioxl2B..Sx IrreJt:
May IS- 3 yrs; Nevelson-Goldberg Realty Co
to Morris M Slnske; $42,500; address. 157 West
142 d st.
11TH AYE w 8, 75.5 ft b of 55th st, 75x
10.3 x Irreg; p in; May 1!*. due Apr 1. 1018;
Moses Mlßch to Louis F Hunk and ano, trus
tees; $8,000: address. 31 Nassau st.
25TH ST 141 to 150 West. 65.SxitS.P: 4 sty
brk: P m (prior mtg 5210.000); May It?; due
May 1 1918: 6 per cent; Glbson-Stelngart
Construction Co to Sherwood Construction Co;
S48.OOO; attorney, Morris H Hayraan. 193
Broadway.
•>7TH ST SSB and Weat, 44x05.9; 3 sty
brk (prlo.r 000): May 17: 8 yrs. 6 per
cent- Patrick Tully to David Lippmann;
$11,500; attorney. Title Guaranty and Trust
Co. 17rt Broadway.
46TH ET. 420 West. 23x100.4; 4 sty brk:
May is- •> vts- Theo I Newman to Madison
Square Mortgage Co; $2,500; address. 12 West
22d>t. i:v- » '
46TH ST. a s, ltflJ ft * of Sd »ye. 14-2x70;
May 10- 5 yra- Betty Giebel to Lawyers Title
[nsaranes a'r.d" C«i $0,000; addrvm v\£
Broadway,
MAT 20, 1910.
47TH ST. 127 East. 16xS0: 8 sty MR •*"*
4M: per cent; May 19: Georsre A « Lavelle to
Wilson M Powell et al. trustees; |l-000. aa
dress. 20 Wall st. •
49TH ST. 233 to £37*Weit. IS I ** loo '',,?,,? 1 !
brk prior mf* 565,000):- due Feb 24. I" 1 -- ?
tier cent: May 19: Anna EUen to Cneisea
Realty Co; 55.000; address, 135 Broadway.
56TH ST. 8 8,1:5 ft c of -d avo, 25x100.4
fprior inter $1,600): due May 1. 1018: May **:
George Miller et al to Thomas J 1 "°" < i;
$1,000; attorneys. Dana & Clarkson, 40 court
st, Brooklyn.
56TH ST. 244 West. £0x100.5: 5 *7 .*■«
3 yrs; May 19; Rudolph A Kodel to Christian
Mollcr: $:{3,000.
SAME PROPERTY ("prior mtgr $33.000) ; 1
vr, 6 per cent; May 19; same to Judith >*
Richardson; $4,000; attorneys, VUUard «a
Roby. 34 Nassau st.
72D ST. 178 East. 16.8x102.2: 4 sty brk; May
IS;. 3 yrs. 4* per cent; Peter A Peterson to
Church of the Holy Communion; $22,000; ad
dress, 20th st and 6th avc. \
79TH ST. n s. 375 ft -> of 3d &'«• 5 ,° x10 "5i
79th st. n s. 425 ft c of 3d rye. 102.2 x irr"*
(prior mtg: $30,000); May 19; due Sept. 1».
11U1; 6 per cent; Louis Becker to Myron But
ler; $3,500; attorneys, Newman & Butler, 11
Nassau st.
97TH ST. 173 West. 14x100.11; 4 sty brk; 5
yrs. 4 per cent; April 11; John H Karsch to
Wilson M Powell: $6,500.
97T.H ST. 189 West. 14x100.1: 4 rty brk:
5 yrs, 4 per cent; May 2; same to same; *«,
500: address, 29 Wall st.
117 TH ST. 7 West. 23.1x100.11; 6 sty brk;
p m; May IS: 3 yrs: Henry W Fryman to
Louis M Slmson; 525.000; address, 42 Broad
way. . •
132 D ST. 100 ft w of Broadway, C0x99.1l
(prior mt? $40,000): 5 yrs. 6 per cent: March
1: Edna <3 Schultz to Phoenix Towlns and
Transportation Co; $12,000: attorneys. Foley.
Martin & Nelson, 64 Wall st.
IS9TH ST, s s, 150 ft w of Amsterdam, aye,
100x99.11; 2 yrs. 6 per cent; May 19: William
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
"In the Land of Sunshine"
You and Your Family
will find health, rest, recreation and everyday enjoy
ment in our beautiful suburban home development on
the shores of Great South Bay.
There are lakes for canoeing, a magnificent yacht
harbor, fine fishing, perfect bathing beach, tennis and
golf, inviting walks and drives, and cool, shady woods at
(BAYSHORE, L. h)
"Enghtwaters" is a place, '• \ear to nature's
heart," which provides for the fullest enjoyment of all the
recreative features of sea and land.
In the unique "Bungalow Village,'* in The Pines, are "
many modern California Bungalows, with large living room,
open fire place, three to six sleeping rooms, bath, kitchen, etc..
including electric light. Prices as low as $3,'4i}O for
Bungalow on one-half acre plot. $500 cash " <* , -'
gives immediate possession of any of these
perfect summer homes ; balance same as rent. . /
All Bungalows are within walking distance of lakes, bay,
yacht harbor and bathing pavilions. . N ]
Ackerson standard cottages in the Lake and '
Bay Sections, on one-half acre plots, from 66,000
; 'to' $15.50f>— $?,000. cash; balance same as rent- UJ
Plots 100x150, $440 and upward, on attractive terms. . .
Visit " Brightwaters " as our guest and see what we are
doing and have already done to make it New York's
most attractive suburban development Then you will readily [
understand why it is so popular.
Write our New York office, or telephone 4460 Beekman,
for transportation.
— ™— | T. B. ACKERSON CO. ss-^i
U posfa«i? 5 "Developers of Choice Properties and Builder-: -of Chare!** I: .
Folder of a Houses of Merit." Stores, | :,;
■rjTSSSU. 11 New York Offices, 140 Nassau SI- E^L g
'^mBMZ£KBBSim§BF NOTICE:— On or about June Ist this Company will occap? th* ~m— ■ — ■— l :..': ..'
-nd floor of >o. 1 West 34th St. -
REAL ESTATE,
BUNGALOWS.
CHA-WAS.
BOXINGS-STEVENS CO..
4 East 42d St.
Duross Company
Raa! Estate Mortgage Loans
155 West 14th St. 156 Broadway.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
BUDD, HOLMES & PEARSONS
Mortgage Loans
33 NASSAU ST.
Sums up to $30,000 at 4 per cent; amounts
to suit, at 4 Vis and 5 per cent; also, large _<i
mure. fund. Phone. 2316 Curt.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
i THE ESTATE OF
A3FXT& GOCVEBNKUR MORRIS.
X. T Life Ins. & Trust Co.. Trustee, and Heirs
Will Sell at Public Auction
1-5 LOTS AT MOKKI.3 HKIOIITSj.
on Aqueduct Aye.. Tremont Aye.. hs^lsrivtok
Aye., Cedar Aye.. Andrews Aye.. Morris Ayr..
Between 176 th and 179 th Wk,
on Tup*.. June 7. at th« Exchange Siilewoom
|l"V>\ \.. KKX>KLI.V. Aurtloneer.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Brooklyn.
LOFTS WITH POWER
«0x(>0 .".oxloo and up to 80.000 square f»«et:
LIGHT ALL SIDES: HEAT. ELEVATOR.
NEW BUILDING.
SPRINKLED. LOW INSURANCE.
NEAR SHIPPING TERMINALS.
INS. RATE I E«?S THAN IOC. PER *«0O
Splendid location to set help, either skilled
or unskilled. In textiles, white goods, metal
Rood*, shoes, etc. OWNKK. on premise*.
257 Classon ay., near De Kalb ay.. B'!i;:-n
1 , , . wmm—mm*
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
THE BELNORD
B'waj, Amsterdam Are., and 86th to 87th St
W. H. DOLSON & CO.. A cents.
527 Colurnbuw Aye.
REAL ESTATE for SALE OR TO LET
KOKUUGH OF QCJBJKA'S.
BRICK 4ND STONE DWELLING. ALL IM
provementa; 18 rooms. 2 bathrooms: targe
lawn: Washington and Lawrence »tir. flu«hlnj.
L. I.: $S8.000; or will rent. ELLIOTT & BLS>H.
194 Broadway. New York. o> »«>^a» »{Hti.
BOKOIOH OF RICHMOND.
prn ft ft ft '. amlerbllt stone mansion. rood
\h IS 11 11 II ** new, for $13,000; details fro*
VMV|WyU j 8 draOS. t2 Broadwigr.
M Moor, to Sp^dway Realty Co; *20.000; _ ad
dre.-««. 1 Nm«u st.
I*)TH BT. 62 WMt. S7.«x£«>.ll: f n %%£l
May 13; 3 yr.: Henry R'»*' l ,' l * SS«iSsSw
Realty Co; $33,000; address. 135 Brcaaiway.
THE BRONX.
BPaGGS AYE. n w cor 201 st «, 1^
& Hahn. 9 Liberty st.
BRTANT AVH V «. 175 ft n •* r x *s*&£?
aye. 25xlO»: S yrs. C% per &&l*j%*J' h^l
Moint V*mon Realty Co to
pltal of City of X«w York: $0.-^O. at^>rney.
Jullaa H Seymour. Zit) Broadway. _
BRTANT AYE. w s. 130 ft n of Vmtmrmw
aye. 25x106; 3 yrs. 6% per cent: 2^y "• f*,™^
to Fitch Gilbert: $8,250; attorney. «amo as aborc.
BOLTON' AVB. lot 119. Glsasoa *"&****[■ ??.
sSah Rutherford: attorney. John I> Lyttle. 4^
Cedar St. .
BAY AYE. * s lot 14. on plot 2. "f^E^MaT
Frances Scofield eotate. 23xl(»:'Clty Island. -lay
17: 1 yr. 6 per cent; Gertrada C^telz to Thomas
Barton: $3wT attorney. John F Condon. 1403
Washington aye.
BARRY ST. i « cor 144 th «t. 191x276.2x lire*:
May IS: 3 yrJ. 0 per cent; Empire -Davelopment
Co to Edward C Bridrmaß and ana trustees.
J'.I.OCW; attorney. CorneUuß Doremusn. 120 Broad
»~ay.
GARRISON AYE, 8 w cot Fan* st &7.04xm.«
sOaaMs.*: 5 m 5 per cent: May 18; Sol Mll
fer ■ '. ano to New York Trust Co; attorneys.
Merrill & Kotcem, 123 Broadway.
HUNT'S POINT RD. 9 s. 514.7 ft n or La
fayett* aye, 10.3x113.4; due May IS. l»li: 6
per cent; May IS; Lain* Realty Co to Walter
B Merrlam: $10,000; attorney. Charles P Let
ting, 34 Pine St.
HUNT'S POINT RD, « s, 296.4 ft B of
lAfayett© ay«. 10-sxlOS.il: 5 yrs. 8 per cent;
May IS: «un« to same; «10.000; attorney, sane
as abov*. ■*"--""'-''
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG iSI4A>D. "
HXSTCHESTER COCXTT.
B •■HR^«|^^^^^OV — f Jaw i^ asS / / sl^tbmv BHflf'^l^'
HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?
WE WILL PAY YOUR FARE FOR ONE YEAR.
SIXTY HOUSES TO SELECT FROM.
for h«?Th ma ! n rJ lonars , i rs you goiBS to B P" nd tbia year to aend >-,?■.- I :b»«"*|
SThad Itfi H easure an happiness? Why not have your family in » home where tSssaiM*
SSlnv Vi 1 a « hh n ylf/y If/^ ll l ad and wh « r « you can »> home every ever.: to«i your we*
thi Jit" •«> ! L should fc 1 en i.°y e d with your family and all It cost Is what you pay for rai*
SfiUTS^WSsS^" 11 te !ot- "* T "" ! " provej "
OUR SPECIAL OFFERS.
5-Room Houses & Bath, 50x100, 53,C00, « MDOff >- SiC
6-Room Houses & Bath, 50x10), 53,350, tsooixnrc. It/.
7-Room Houses & Bath, 50x103, $4,350, - .<>*>. mox^
These homes law t3'^^
teprovements *"•'. tnl ? Jj^s
to be appreciated. S*JSB#
rninntes out to stcl»e*»j^H|
ty in a town of 6.500 I=^^
with V.Kltfi "Wt*^*.^
Police Protection. j-cSoo^T^
Churches. One mile 3*l
finest boatinsr. i-_*iinft --Jr^
the East, have a trata »*•
6t> trains dally. Ne* "SU* 1
running through the cropw^^
sonably rMtrtcttrt. T^.f%^
your chickens snd 253 *
ilfo with city convetue-.^
still go to your uiril t iH
■ba vyur otrn lx.^*on. r . . J«j
purchasing elsewh*."* > i~A**{
all parties Interested ■*»?.•*
and look theni over. t '.
THE HALLST im AND IMPROVEMENT COMPAW,
I open daliv from 9 A. M. to SP. M. Monday an Wedresdar 9 A. M. to 3 T.*^J
A REAL LIVE BARGAIN
HARRISON-ON-THE-SQUND
A 14-room House, bath, toilets,
open fireplaces, butler's pantry;
LARGE PLOT OF GROUND;
3 blocks from station.
ON EASY TERMS.
For further particulars. HALLET IjAVD
AND IMPROVEMENT CO.. Station Squire.
Harrison. N |
_ HILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON'
On« mile unobstructed river frontasr.; SO modern
iesid«nce 3 near completion, \dtlreas •»••«»
PHILIPPE MANOR O>,
Pfl!lij>*a Manor. New Tork.
■-••-- POINT Rl>, . s. 2M.10 'ft'r^ 5^
i etto are. 19.3x100.1; 5 yrs. « m. 54 * S*^ <
same to Emerson LatUag- &t,ajt%^ 3
same ' as above. - ■ /:"**: 1 tee^jT |
HUNT'S POrNT RD. « «. 273.10 * ; '5,
fayette aye, l».3xlO».6; 5 yrs. ■" S^U.
; IS; mum to William II llacrL^.. 11 * 8 -; C
attorney, same as above. ■**-. Ec j£j
* HEATH AYE, wa. 25 ft sof **^
DO (prior mtf S28.800); May c-T 1 /,'!;,
191l>; « per cent; Metzler EttfMh?* W?i
utroctton O> to Emily x ScfcassSL 0 *
attorr^y. Tttl« Guarantee and "SS? S •*•
Broadway. . ***» o»7^
JEROME* AYE. w s. l,l(W> ft - « •- '■* .
! avc. Ztrx — ; dais as per bond, Jiar V(W
I J^nr.-tt to Mary B Maltoy : « X*s2
: MUler * Bretzfelder. 13» Bna&^~l' *****,
KELLY ST. -v m. 3R5 ft « of ls-*w *' '"■'*;
p m <prtor cat* »— May 17; <£„ vl^'Va
per cent: Gertie Hatpin to Am? *•' l*4-i
I2.0QO; attorneys, itanhcini «TmL? i *W
troadway. ' ■*■- * .t, .^
LOT 166. map 370. lot« McGraw _ ~
18: due an p*r bond; Michael Brl.£ at *; »*.
John B Golden: 93.0t»; atta»««if*i ■£»
SoutDworth. «2 WlJlla.n st. y * Fr ««n < 4 *
LOT - 796 to 789. map Section C »%: "^ • i
p m (prior cats- $— May IS; <& v^*,««»;
f. per cent; Picon* ft otrva CbaS^? < Uli
Aaron M Beck*r: 15.325; attorae-t i 3i 3 •'
Sfcaiaroth. 320 Broadway. "*""*?** Wha; j
LOT 78© to 70S: same man- a — -■ - *-
$— >; May 13; due. etc. a* air hZJ* 1 * fti
sam«; $2,080; attorneys, sam/i a^' **»• '
MIANNIA ST. a •. M.3 ft • of OaV "- -- •
xs4x, lrres;: West Ch*«er; May IV^? < Jl
bond; Jztntm Garvey to AlweiJ RealtyQ? »* >»
MIANNIA ST. n «. ©4 ft , -. ?^
19.8xT4.11x trr*«c; May IS; clv* ss -Z 2Jb> si
to woe: $2.^"'. "••' a. ,
MIANNIA ST. n s, 71 » ft «,. r *r" w
19.9^«4x irr-a; May IS; da« M \J*J*** m.
to same; $2,300; attorney, JTedZL?** asS
worth. 68 William st. * «ci«
MAPES AYE. 9 s. 100 ft ■ of — -
50xlW: May 19; 3 yrs. 6 p» r ££ r jg"*J«»v
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR ToT^.''
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WESTCKESTEK CO'
[ NEW JKK3KT.
MAYWOOD. N. J
•THE inE.\l> • slBn ty .e*2
A hi«h class residential •^■» mttl r^*W 2
miles, from New York Can b« r g|SW
I minutes from your office. plots a****- .;
restricted. Write for appointment. ->_
MAYWOOD LAND C^
mu v v» .M..1. >-. a. s? cnio» ?*Zro*
BARUAIN.--EU& ' ,^Sk*4£M
uge: every Improvement: m. *^g|P
railr..a.ls; high, healthy. r«strtotea: g, ...» ••
<-aah. $25 monthly : photo sent. \ lM * _„
; BERG Owntr, RliigeneM l'arit._VJi^^^"
BOROIGH of M.\>nATtA>- -■%
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[stDdio T r^rToTi
lIUQIO apartmknt ••I
After you have. lnvesti«at«d * "ZjOH
co-oporative apartment hot!S*^^^^B
1 and befor* you purcnas*. e«a« 4!C »
as and let n* ahow you th» «*°T». im -*-
tlv« and safe Investment of *^
Location-:::;; TJ>
rm.%!«K i- FI>HE«.CO£ - >,
440 Columbus »v«- >■' — ■■-'i^»»
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HOT DAYS COMIXO! OOOLg^Jj^
Wychmere Seashore Cottages ' •S^S&rti'
eomptot* appointments: b" u "s", t V*&J>Z
Hshtrui bathlpg. RAPE. 3^ waet_^-^-Tr
choice !o« 5230 u» LAMBE-H- ._^r,
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FOR SALC-Farm and *ob>*««*» gflfS
auiteUe for sunt!S«r *y*» '^-SUiiX*
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