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Empire Building
Sale Regarded of
Great Importance
InflueiuT on Buying of
Doviitown Houses by Big
Concerns and Fixing of
Steel Headquarters Here
Bis Factors
Purchase of the Eropire Btiildinc;, at
"1 Broadway, yesterday by the United
States Steel Corporation through Jo
geph P. Day marked thc climax of a
buying move men! in the lower part of
Manhattan which haa been thc most
notable ' re of thc real estate mar
s,,. 0f ? few months.
Real estate experts in touch with tho
dawn town situation have said that the
j?v was near when great corporattons
WQuld bc conipclled to proteet their
business through purchase,
oven though such purchase involved
^reat : of high value. In
l.uvinc its home tho Steel Corpora
mouti;a(.e loans
5
OL MTGE.
70 MONEY
Any amount for good loans.
Assigninents accepted.
Chas. F. Noyes Co.
Phane U00O J.,hn
CITY KKM. ESTATE
P^Sq Bnsines* Property
i;r\i i i vi r WANTED
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100. 1'it.fl $11
j-.i nnn |? i-1. n f. 10,008
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Ht tiehs'r " I pay j i
H. T. WOOD. 220 BROADWAY.
1IDHM1 (,H OV" IMI. BUON \
r-CLOSING ESTATE
356 10th Ave., near 30th St.
EXTUA DI :.!' I.' iT
. ilorj tenem?nt, with stores.
JOS. I. MLI.I.H* AN. 55 Liberty St,
?FORCED SALE?
3428 Park Ave.,near 167th St.
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H STORES
JOS I MIM.K.AN, :.,-> I.il.rrtv St.
BOKOUOH OF T$KOf?KI,*i N
YOU NEED
A HOME
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ip> . on Brooklyn
T men square; ;
?? fare,
ALCO HOME BUILDERS
' I Bar
I(>\(, I-i.AM/
4pProtecHon
'against your rent
?ibeing r?used.
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tion ia rcsrarded not onlv as havinr.
Protcctcl itself so far as office %"v
? j-oncerncd. but to have made a spfe n
-v- nicn, as well and the in
.'*uny Vlacc^ aC,,?!1 '* l0?ked f^ ""
Up to thia timp banks have been Um
EmniT^-llf ?n V'0 Purchase of the
s "!, - Bu,,d,n*J. <-**<-Ke Gary, of the
-steel Corporation, 8aid
ing throuehCMren?' th? E-mpiro Bu1,d
"g mrough Mr. Day was influcnced bv
rSTth? iitS, J?Cation> & tK
cent verv ??e* bu,ldin?> --X thc re
.? o? ?n-provement and con
Uarcnco H. Kelsey said: "This pur?
chase, ,n addition to being of grelt
personal interest and ono of tl,
West with which I havo ha, the
bfewitt" ,t0 haye b^" connJcted,is
tho ' tv &?vnt,W8- U nica"s that
tho < ,ty ot New Wk is now to bc the ;
Sl?2!Sd? New Yo,k is to b? "* i
Jr* Day said that the transaetion '
1,'m ?T?U-rcee?! *reat satisfaotion to
o 'iw ,-VS ?J vfar ---"eater importance
to the < ity of New York and its vast
I'uv.mcss interests because of its prob
able effect upon the minds of promi?
nent men, many of whom need only tho
ctenmte leadership tind action of somo
good captain of industry to deeidc for
them the question of locating their
permanent, headquarters here or clse
wnere, Mr. Day continuod.
That this ia the case 1 know to he
true, for that was precisely tho effect
when I sold to the United States Steel ,
' ","ration a tracl of 162 acres at tho !
head of Newark Pay. Tho responsc
iron, other large concerns was imnudi i
ate.
Dioxygen Manufacturer
Buys 8-Story Building
Oaklantl Chemical Compam
Seeurea Property at 59; See
ontl Sale Since Last Year
Spvai & Co, have sold lhe eight
Rton i.n,i basement faotory huikling at
,'i' I'l'uith -\vviuu. to James q i,,,,,,
lat. I'ii'-mIiiu ,,i the 1'i.khiinl Chemical
* ".ii|'?ii\, maTuifaoturei ?, nl djo
?VI ' ll ll-v 11 l,,i ||ia |,l;
? i.'iimm- ftltevaiiou
.niilfting was hold ,,i fiao.oou, &i ,i
" '?'!' I 111* Wft? i,,,mu ,i> ,.,,,
? u.'.n.iiii.i, i'v.i, ,",t[(i,., whii i. held
?; '?" ""?"! i' .?",. Iiteiilentally, llu
" ".I time 'i Im i h . ., ,.i,i |? n,,
: ' I ' i M I
Hales ut Vmilon
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? ? nnd Bits: i , .
*' ? ?'?-" Uavl.l Kl. ' ? ? il ,in,. $n
01 taxes, i 1408.60 o thi
nu Cor i l(.
12ITI1 ST, 112 H. * s, 10(1 e ln at
10.11 y rnl i nl nl .-? \ .1 ... ,
ii laln agt S B A ? ... ......
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By Hcnrj I:.
BETHUXE ST, -io i ;, ? , 52 i P U',s,
Ingl i - ; 10x80.7, ?,-s tnts 'lil
il. Idcn .--? Rose .'.'?? i
nrtilion); to Itostna \ V'oiihu ri foi
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TRBMONT A'. . 230 B, n s, 244 1 v- ^T1
'""' ' ;-' ? ?-'- 100 j. si '!?...,, . to the
' tiff for 118,600
Ill:i'.-cilKi.i. ST, 1317 n s 2S.4tc04.10x
' -'? Bmlly llackcs agtg Stewart Col
rody ot al; Jerohifi Elani .-. atty: (partl
tion) , tn Sophio Kolloft for $3,2
Worth St. Buyer Plans Changes
John R. and 0?car L. Foley havo sold
for D. Mahany 195 Worth Street, a five
story building-. 22 feet front by irregu
lar. Tiio new owner intends to remod
ol the building for a tenant who ' ?
ing a long lease of tho propi -ly,
Satisfied Mortgage-!
Wanhattai
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atty, T G & 'r i 'o, . ? . i -. ,? ?
. $130,000
4 ;;. ;: . ? r tity Corp
2::, Montasu, Bt, Bklyi
? ? . Third i i'. . Roi
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6TH .?> ' - ? ' . Douc I
st, 68x20; 7th av, 141 I 14th
'?". Bowf-i . w ? 6 I Intcrsectlon
4th (? r. Bowery, runs h w .'?'?: n w 21 c \
c 01.1 and l l f.x e
?'?? to t.- :- Bowery x w 21 1 to bog
Maurlce :* & Ida H Hyman to Harn
ft Chas -I B is h . attys, Folt,
& '??-'?? .i '.. ? ,' , 309 r.A ,,\ .! uly ji , 1916
$2,307.60
46TH ST, ti h 224 2 H 10(1. av. 24.2x100.5
; ildflleln to B, r trd .1 ''?
\v :jith st; atty, Barnard J Foi
,, De.i |?, 190.0
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to In wn ,d House y Man
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Broadway Apartment
Rought hy Operator
Regent Hal! and Bellport Hall,
I Between 123d and 121th Sts.,
Taken by Shcnk
Joseph Shcnk has bought from the
j Preybcll Realty Company, Charles M.
Roscnthal, president, through Joseph
I Harrison, the two six story elevator
structures covorlng the block front on
tho cast side of Broadway, between
123d and 124th streets, known as Re?
gent Hall and Bellport Hall. The com?
bined propcrties front. 200 feet and
have a depth of 100 feet.
Mr. Shcnk haa rcsold to Joseph G.
Harrison the Or.ondaga, a six story
structure at the south corner of Rivcr
side Drive and 152d Street. It covers
a lot 100x100. NTasonowitz & Weiss
vvcrc the brokers in the latter sale.
The Klmberly for New Operator
The Kimberly, a six stor? elevator
apartment at 659 West ll>4th Street,
has been purchased by A. Blumcnthal,
formerly connected with Bing & Bing.
It occupies a plot 125x117, and was ac?
quired from tho West 161th Street
Company. Title will be taken in the
name of the Beechwood Realty Cor?
poration, of which .Mr. Bluinenthal is
president. Mr. Bluinenthal has nego?
tiations in progress for the purchase
of three other large apartiyent prop
crties.
An investor has purchased from
Frederick Brown the six story elevator
apartment at 140 Wadswortn Avenue,
at the northwest corner of 180th Street,
on plot 00x119.6, subject to a savings
bank mortgage for $11)0,000, through
Leopold Wo.il.
Lina C. Prescott has sold 1631 Madi?
son Avenue, al the southeast corner of
109th Street, a live story flat with
stores, (j^i a lot 25.6x95.
William Goldstone has sold to an in?
vestor 805 East Ninety-seventh Street,
a five story, twenty-family tenement,
on n lot 25x100. John Peters was the
broker.
Recorded Trartsfers
Downtovi n
v. vi !2i: -- r ! ui ii .. h 82.1 s w Wall
11. vi \;ifi |0x 20 6x40; \\ altor !?' K Ings
land ln lluperl H Story, :nl Marey av,
Brooklyn; !? & s; all liens; April 21;
ultys, stoddard & Mark, 12s Rroadway
$ 100
BROAD ;2i . (10, s w o Stone st, .'< Ix64x
im'. g; Jonatnon Owlght Io <?uatitv
Si hwah ? .'< ll 7Sth nl; all liens. April
II. attv, 'I li .<! 'I' i'u, 17 ti llniadway.
$100
iiin H .Mi: .-l 1 i - .1.. i foreclos Api il
in. 121 i i . riaviil i Well ref in I.." ni ???!'
Morl i',., i l Ui 11 \ si tutj . Hherman
,V " !. . \\ ,! | 1 I,"" '
i HKt Sidt<
i 10 I i ... ' ll iuiu l| Uens
ly i.i'ii .. i IfuldiiiH i.>. iii.i,.,i.>,.. ,
i Bfi ull ... I.. I. .4 i Man li
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HOo
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KhIIi ilnlhri H ii a .<. . in Kui ii
. ill nith, irt Wiill li ? ,-.
ll' 1, I 'I' ,< |< I'll '' I I '.' ,,!.< r,. II
GDTH . 173 |ij Mndli "ii ir.
ion \- ii..!.- i fi Mtti inn v l,i shi i
l.i ?' ? ? ; '' i . . . ,1. i; suih pi
'?!" .1 i i ally, B \ Thornnll, !
n Church si. $75,000
'" " : ' 147 12 -I 17x100.11 ; Hei nhni I
'?..'.. FIhi Iln 10116 l..-x
:: . ., $6,600 ; April 22, att \
0 Broadway.$100
120TI-1 H ', 1.2 .' ?: ii . . 16.8x 100 l i
?' r> M I'lslni- to tho Hudwlll Corpn,
'.' W 4 .1 li st . p '". mlg? $4,000; nll
Vpril is atty, T G & T Co 176
Bri ., Iwaj ....:.. $1
West Side ?
20T1I ST. 2; 15 \V, n s, I06.9x!)2; Kath
M Watters Lo Norvllle Rpaltv Corp, 113 '
V? 40th nt : mtge i 120,..1; fti| nen8;
March I : attys Stoddard .<:?? M, 128 ;
Broa.lwa v . . $lim |
2-'1' ST, 16 18 \V. s B, 64 HO.V.i : 2 Isl st,
15-17 \\ , n s, r,S Sx98 n Kath M U atlers
'???! '? IHe liealtj Coi p, | 19 \V 4 01 ll st . :
11 tgi . $510,000; :,11 lli ii?. Mar, h 1 : attys,
..mii .'-? M, 12- Bway . $; 00
37TI1 ST, n P 150 ? 91 h a\ I 1x98 9 ;
Margl Pulton lo Oi n Kern, Inc, 5 \'.
.'-; ii v ; . ,..-., \ [00; kpril 14 . attv, T '
' .'- I' Co, V, '. Bwa y .$100
i 1 ITII ST 140 "?' 1;?.? .i ? .1. 0.11
?? i. Ridd ., 205
Itll ii.ts ....
' end .2 \ ng Xassau st, J l r.0
' '' i h :. - '.-. 8th av, ?
I '??!"" il I i. Co to J & L Roall.
. - ' I ' ?' i ??:?? $105,000; all liens";
\prll l; atty, ;.' v T .fc M Co i".:,
''???' "' ? ?.$100
T NICHOr.AH A V, 106, e <? 51 10 n I 10th
? ? nlOO Augustus \\ Wern i
Mary 1 Bai nt>ri, on I he pi
0; all ? ns Inn 31, 1914 nte !
'".'. .'? . . $1.00,. :
!? ? IMI T II V n i ?'.'.: (for.
nstll Vl.rll ? '? i j. ? an '?
ftoydt, ? . Broa lway Saving Instn, '
\prll 21 ; ally, Hlcl ard
' ' Bway $'i 000
1-75 W, i ? " ; ,Vd0if
'?" . Co, 1 200 I.lnd
Bronx; mtg $19 m ?, i, '>?,
f . . !? ? ..
rON 'i ERKAi 12 - 14181
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K I. Realty i lorp, !' " h av mtg $8,060, :
,. ' ' ?-?"?? ' . ers T & T Co i
, ,lr -,.,,u"'' $100
? . c 8, 4i.in ? i rsth ... iox
?full ' Ri . " .'., |? I.?. I
Ung Co :. if V2 ; 15th sl all
' i. atty, Samui I IVuchi Jr,
$1
Bronx
'"'in,!' VM- A> ' ' " r ''<'?' ''S. 60*
' ' ' ind 177, ii ftp
' " "'' ;..V Martm ,1 '.
160 W 120th
M li Ilorowltz, 22 w
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Realty Teams
Asked to Raise
9 6,0 0 0.0 0 0
Accept Raise in Quota as
Citation From Govern?
ment for Good Work;
Drive Ahead of Last One
The Victory Loan General Commit- !
tec has notified Mr. Marling, chairman
of the real estate division, that the
quota for the division has been boosted
to $8,000,000. The committee in rais- j
mg the quota had in mind the wonder- :
ful record made hy the brokers in their :
drive last fall. Great aa was the work
done for the fourth bend issue, Mr.
Marling said yesterday that the brok- ;
ers wer* driving along better than
ever. He said that the records for the
first three days of this drive and the
first three days of the previous drive
show a difference of $50,000 in favor
oi the Victory drive, the total for the
taaten drive being $029,750. against
$882,900 for the Liberty drive of last
Mr. Marling said there could *be no
better indication of patriotism than
the manner in which the present drive
is being supported. "Bond subscribers -
are. not being carried away on the
wings of martial inspiration, but on
those of peace and victory."
Although pleased with tho showing
Mr. Marling still demands the un
divuled efforta of every team member.
The chairman is certain of this; jn
fact, he is assured of it by the reports
which have come. from team captuins. !
The spirit of the workers is such lhat
ihe $1,000,000 junip in the quota will
he rcahzed just as easily as if the
quota had not been increased.
Mr. Marling and the toams regard
the request of ihe general committee
in raising the division's quota as -. ci
lation i'or meritorioua work,
Subsoriptions received at headquar?
ters during the day totalled $111,100.
The Woodlawn Cemetery Corporation
nnd tha Italian Savings Bank were lhe
leading contributora yesterday, each
Bubscribing $50,000, II. Gertnor, res
tiiuiani proprietor, contributed. $5,000,
aiul l.eon Tanenbauiii $2,000,
Spanish l>utie* on lead Ore*
Aiuencan Conaul Cookinghflni haa
. al.l.-.l I'l mu |t.,i, ,:,,., |h?t tho ilul us
I'PPentl} ini|.i ni. iii.. .".|i..i I-,; ion
.'! . .1 l-.lll !."l.l i.l . , ! :,: .- Im , i, ,||,
inr ..'.I iliu..inl, Mh%\ ii, i'ii"
ni.' . -iii hrtt'd >0 ' '?'?? .I''' i''.' h ?? ?
Ill'.l llllicil...' ,,l' nll i.in.l-, ?,,,! a|! ,,,|,,-,
li.ll ll\ . 1 lu III ll,,- I,-,! ,., .
ItitiMer Pays i\ IVofil
For Crescent Ave. l*loi
Slte at 19.Hd Street Corner Will
Be Trnproved With Apnrl
ment Houses
Mrs. Anrin A. D.ecker has sold the
plot, 250x112, at Ihe southcast, corner
of Creston Avenue and 193d Street. tn
the Baronel Realty Company (Adel
stein &. Avrutine), who rrs()]d it at a
profit to Morris Polaky, who will soon
break grottnd for an apartment im?
provement. A. Bluinenthal ncgotiated
both transactions.
Three Houses in 183d Street Sold
Charles Schadle has sold the three
three-story Hats on a plot 75x110 nt
drO-54 East 183d Street. The buycr
is an investor.
IG5th Street House fur Investor
dohn R. and Oscar I,. Foley have
sold for M. VV. Collins :,, an investor
877 Easl 165th Street, a tory
apartment on pint 25x113.
Sale in Sherman Avenue
August Lautor has sold for Edwin
Robitzek the five story apartmei I
house on plot 45x100 at 967 Sherman
\ i i ie to Ci. dwas.- ei. Widdar &
Reich.
Cauldwell Avenue House Sold
Samuel War!.'. ji .. has pun
from the Harrissetta Holding Com?
pany 750-56 Cauldwell Avenue, two
five-story apartments on plol 78x100,
Dwclllngs in Bronv Sold
Thomas & Son have sold for the
Courtney Development Company to
Royal M. Cushman the three and one
half dwelling un plot. 20x100 at '?', 11
Convent Avenue.
Tillie Kassel has purchased 5.rc'
Morris Tark Avonue, a frame dwelling
on a plot 2f>x95, from Brrtha Bcrach.
Buycr for Bronx Corner Garagc
M. Blumberg has sold the Tremonl
Garage, a five-story fireproof building
on plot 50x100, nt the cornei of
Washington nnd Tremonl A
h William J. Smith.
issigtttfteiits of Mortgdges
ManhaUan
fl
ChiMs May Build
Soldiers' Memorial
If Not, He Plans Apartment for
Hotel Plaza Site, Facing
Prospcct Park
Thc Hotel Plaza. at thc southwest
corner of Prospect Park West and
Union Street, on plot 90x100, has been
soid by Howard C. Pyle &. Co. for the
estate ol Lydia M. White to William
Hamlin Childs. Thia property was
purchased by Mr. Childs, it is said.
largely on the basis of public spirited
civic pride in the location, which, be
mg at the main entrance to Prospect
Park and with the two new subway
eonncctions about to begin operation,
is one of the most attraetive centres
in Brooklyn.
Mr. Childs-'a prime object in the
purchase, it is reoortcd, is to erect a
soldiers' memorial, provided the nec
essary arrangements can bo made, but
if this plan cannot he formulated. it
is reported Mr. Childs will erect an
apartment house to compare favor
ably with anything in Manhattan.
Mr. Childs, in conjunction with oth?
ers, l,ns purchased through the
Chauncey Keal Estate Company the
vacant plot adjoining at. thc northwest
corner of Prospect Park West and
President. Street, 100x100, for the site
of n twelve-story apartment hotel with
a ioof garden.
Tho Meister Ruilders have sold 258
South First Street, a six-story apart?
ment, ou a plot 40x100, with three
stores.
B. J. Sforza has sold for William
Meyer to Goffrod Raimo, the two
family dwelling, on lot 20x100, at 1336
Hay Ridge Avenue.
Bulkley & Horton i'o. have sold in
conjunction with Peter Romano 1005
Pacific Street, a dwelling, on lot. 20x
100; for Thomas W. Hetherington to
an investor.
?Tohn R. & Oscar 1? Foley have sold a '
plot of hve lots on the northwest cor?
ner of I'ightcenth Avenue and Sixti
cth Street, for W. Podesta to a client
for improvement.
Tho Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Mrs. Roso Regan tho two-fami?
ly dwelling at 081 Olonmore Avenue,
?? " l"t 20x100. William Consolvea
was the broker.
Recorded IMortgages
Powntown
u y ! ! ,; HT, ti u a, 89 7 s w Wall al 21*
''''.' .'' '" April 81; lluperl ., Storv
io VValler V Klngalanfl, -"?' av, rtu lloi'a
"" ll '"! ?>;,,'? I ..in rr? ii. a; 6 vra . ? -
f'.',1;. ?,"1 '" . i' ,;.- r i\..Hi,-r. 11 n ..ii
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iv; u i "' ti i. , tnttfrt
H3.000. nltv, ai,, cohen, 111 ItWay J;i o?0
"AMIil riii 'i'i'... ..\;,,,i 33 ..?.,,., I., n,. <
'.ii i'i' ii . w. .,. |ijn,| .,, - n.a
?? " ' ' " "i illnatn Mil li pr viiif..' j , doO
'." ' rltlc 'I'l.ir ,v t Co, 178 Bwav S i 000 !
*,' ? .'/ JJ cor '. Id st, 75.5x100; April j
kflth S Unlhralth to tjawyers TH1>>
B?* J ',"'"' "''? V" "?-'?" '?':< V <? "112,000 !
''" " S.1. n ' ' ? - " Madison av, 22x100 5;
P ",; April ii : Carl :?' Uoker to Marlon I
A I.i sni i ' Irace Churcli st, Rye, ,v y ,
: .'.'" April 25, 192 !, 5 i? c; atty, K V
.?'""'"'.ji. 50 Church hi .$fio,ooo
1' A v ? v s. 51.1 s 86th si. r,i-< i oo
.x,,ri| r> ? Henry Splca et al to Bankers
, SruTst, '"' 1" Ual1 st: Bdn of Honoru
I ,.' 'XH:vi- .nu" and "?? a-" Per bond;
April .'2; Salvatorc Klscella to Bern
hard baclts, I 17 K lOSd .st ; 1 yr; 6 p <
atty, Rouben .1 Wittsteln, 132 \aj
112TH ST.' ll,; iba'at, ' ?" F.' ' I7.ix10o'.n?
V,??]?'? ,:)vni -L'' ?M|'-nin A Crozler to ,
willy Khri'nliaus, N Y C; due April 1:, !
"':- ,; ,J n ' ? attys, Vogel A. Marion!
"? Mbcrty sl .jj ^j
'-? rM ST, s s, 291,2 . 2d av, H5.Sx10ft.11 ;
V, '"? April 18; The Hudwtll Corpn to
JJary -M l'isl,.r 127 \Y 183d st; due
Man h i i H21, 6 p c; attv, T (; & t
' "? ' ?' B'way .<n 000
West Side
"TM SH ' \'.'. n s, 25x98.9, ', part;
a t; April : . Irwln M Berllner to Vlr
i n '. Bcrllnor, 325 Central Park West'
' 6 D c; al ty, f.,ouls M Levy, 1 11
?' "' ? ' .54,000
11 \MI I.I' IN TEH11ACE, 25 o s , ? !) n
1 ' ''? : '?'? Hi '-"?' l": 16.9x1 6.4 . p m April
- ' ?'?! r< l. :;. all .- Corpn to Barney
1 '? '" ''I B'way; l yr, ? p c pr
V ii & T Co, 178
'' '? ' ' ?' ? .11,000
lironx
'-' 'Tfi - ?. i nap [Jalghl Ust,
?"'co llublll ? to Anna K Pelcll, on Shai ?
???' ' I, B "r II. N Y April 22 3 vrs,
" !' Htty T C & T Co 176 Hrn.,.1
"?'?':' . $2,600
BBACH ST, n h 100 o Munlclp,,! av, r,0x
100 , ,'?? rsland . Path .1 Bevtlln to Cltv
Island Homes, i rn-. April 19; 5 vr.n. .;
P ? ?"' '?. T ?; ? T Co, 17R Bway, $3,000
' ' 'T rt ? I HO, " t>. 83x100; Paullna
? to John .1 Bowc, 1340 Prospecl
? ? mtgo $7,500; April 23; Instali;
'? |. att; .1 Kahn, 761 E 169th
Rl .$700
QRANrj m.vi) and CONCOURRE, s o c
' - id sl D3x i I; Bertelsen Rcaltv <',, to
(Jtto .1 .'? hwarzler, 1882 Orand Blvd and
A pi II 22; 1 yr, 6 p <?; an v
H l Kruif, Ir, lf,i XasHaii st . . . . $ 10>--?'
SAME PROPKRTf; sarne to o ,1 ^cTiwarz
I i"" Brook av; April 1 I yr
i P ? . $K. .''Oi.
' '.th :? i iv , xlOO: lli rn an
'? ?> ? r. ? ' ' ? Marlc loerpeg, 285 Alfx
pi ? tgs $6,000 I
dui nnd . |. ? i. .nd ..?(".'? i
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Strong Tur nto Dwellings
Reflected in Trading
Brown Dwelling on 70th St.,
Which Cost 3200,000 to
Build, Is Sold
Douglas Elliman ?? Co. have sold for
j Mrs. Stephen H. Brown her former
residence at 154 East Seventieth Street,
? a four-story fireproof American base
! ment dwellingr on plot 40x100. This
; house, although east of Lexington Ave- ,
I nue, is one of the most attractive in
. the city and contains a private garage '
and many other very unusual features.
It was built a little over ninety-two
years ago at a total cost of close to.1
$200,000.
; The house contains many antiquities
from all parts of Europe. It was pur?
chased by a well-known New Yorker
for his own occupancy. At the present
time it is occupied by the Mannes
Music Scnool.
A . 101,inaya,r-hy 5e & shrdl mfwvpp
Ihree houses in ast Sixty-first
Street, cast ot Third Avenue, were se
curcd yesterday by brokers for clients
who cannot (md apartments to suit. or
are unwilling to meet the demands of
landlords. Houses sold include the
three-story residence at 226 East
Sixty-first Street, purchased about
three ycars ago by the Pag Company,
composcd of physicifin's, Phi Alpha
Uammas, for a clubhouse.
The Ruland & Whiting & Benjamin
Company has sold 236 East Sixty-first
Street for Jessie Gatens, and 222 East
Sixty-first Street, for Luder Reinker,
repreaented by Joseph P. Seitz. The
same brokers rccently sold 324, 2?8
and 232 in the same block, all being
three-story and basement dwellings
20x100 feet, which the. new owners are
to occupy aftcr alterations. It is un
derstootl that the houses will be con
verted into American basements, the
dining-rooma of which will open upon
garden yards,
The purchasing movement so far has
reiulted in sale for occupancy of all
the houses on East Sixty-first Street
from 222 to 238 on the south side of
the block between Third and Second
Avenues, and 307 to 22'l, 335 to 241,
with the exception of 339, which also
18 on the verge of a sale.
Dwelling Sales in Harlem
George W. Breftell has sold for the
estate ot John 11. Fisher to fhe Hud
will Realty Company the dwelling on
lot lti,8x I."' ,.i .1.-1 East 120th Street,
Willmiu I.iiiii i hn.i pold im \i ..,, ice
Mandelbntim to Edgni Caniphpll 243
We.-,i ci, ii, Street, h fi\? itoi ? ilwell
ing on ioi I'..'' 11
(IpPrtltlH Ul.i-. I'i.iIiI in :\\\U Siieel
the iin,.i< utopj Ln.-.. HMi.ii,. dwelltna
"U lOt Ml'll Hl 111 I Sttl I VW'Dll, Ruth
?''ii.'i'i, has i'..,-ii bought li,\ tioviii .\
< ?' Iinii. m v i ,-.. v
Ncn, (hini'i Ofl W i'?? I ? <<l Sftrnl
:..<itnn ; i.-i n htta Rftlti lhe I inr,\ Hiid
liif-i in.'ul dwellitifcv nl . \\ <<?>( No\.r|lv
lllll'il Sit'., I . mi ii |ol '.(.,\, Mi
Central Vmh \\ e-,1
HtUllloB in !j!s( Sliccl Mlo. k
A corporation now being formed ha? j
nrrantjed to purchase from Mrs, J, \V '
Dnvids her rer-idenre nt 2(5 VVesI Fifty
first street, between Fifth and Sixth
Avenues, Columbia College leasehold,
for conversion into doctors' offlces and i
studios. !t. is a four-story structure,
with a one-story extension, occupying
a plot 27.ii feet wide by 100.5 feet in
depth.
It is reported that the four-story,
21-foot dwelling at 30 West Fifty-first
Street, one door west of the above
property. also n Columbia College.
leasehold, has practically been sold for
a similar alteration.
Backer Sells 76th Street House
L. J. Phillips & Co. has sold for the
George Backer Construction Com?
pany to a purchaser who will oc- '
cupy as his residence the four and one
half story high-stoop dwelling at 2 i
West Seventy-sixth Street, on lot 25x
102.2.', between Central Park West aml
Columbus Avenue. The sellcr acquired
the property in December, 1917, from
Conrad Stein in part payment for the
nine-story apartment house at 317
West Eighty-ninth Street. The Sev
enty-sixtn Street house is one ot a row
erected on that block by James Carlew
and is the only one of the high-stoop
type.
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New Foreign Banking Co.
Rents Wall St. Preniises
Organization Barked by Park
National, of This City. and
Union Bank, of Canada
The Park-Fnion Foreign Kankinp
Corporation, formed recently by the
National Park Bank of this city and
the Union Bank of Canada for foreign
banking, with branches in San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Japan, China and points
in the Far East, has leased the
_ground floor banking office at 56 Wall
Street. extending to RI Pine
from tho American Foreign Banking
Corporntion. through the Douglas Rob
inson, Charli 3 S. Brown Company, for a
term of years,
Ciuiadian Song Wrifer
Nefetis Copyright FHAevtttltt
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Newark to Show
Wav in Large
Building Project
Otto Heineman Thone Sup?
ply Co. Calls for Bids for
$500,000 Factory; Annex
for Brooklvn Postoffice
One of the largest factory building
operations conducted in this section
of the country since the end of the
war is being figurcd on by the White
Fireproof Construction Company and
the Turner Construction Company,
who dcsire sub bids on all materials
and labor. The project, as reported
by Brown's Lctters* Inc. ("Building
Reports"). 140 West Forty-second
Street, calls for a $500,000 building
for the Otto Heineman Phone Supply
Company.' and will be erected on
Thomas Street, Newark. Plans are by
Russell G. t'ory, Walter M. Cory, asso?
ciate architect. It will be a four story
and basement structure, ;!41xl00 feet
in area with a wing b'0.\K2. Other con
cerns figuring the general contract are:
Industrial Engineering Company, Amer?
ican Concrete Steel Company, New?
ark; Fred Kilgus, Newark, and two
Cleveland concerna. Bids will close
April 30.
Brooklyn Postoffice Anex
Bids will close on April 30 for the
annex to the main post office building
in Brooklyn, to be erected by the gov?
ernment. The architect is James A.
Wetmore, of the Treasury Department,
Washington. Plans and speciflcationa
can also he had from the department
chief cngineers, Room 75, Custom
House.' The bidders up to yesterday
are: tho Rangeley Construction Com?
pany, which desires sub bids on all
lines; T. A, Clarke Company, Brook?
lyn; J. M. Knopp, F. Diamond, J. II.
Goldblatt, W. A. L'Hommedleu & Co.,
? I Daviea Company, Brooklyn; A W.
King, Shelbourne & Blake ConstrUC
tior Company, Fmil Piebitsoh, White
Johnson Company, Algemon Blair,
Montgoinerj, Ala , C, I. Dooley, Brook?
lyn; Uenrj l Pqx Construction Com
P?rt). loai ph Bauer, Brooklyn, and M.
P I ulidill.
ttid* for rw Dopdoek
\l?j If) i-. the ii..'.' -ei r,n the pln*
bid ivn (he eonl rai i foi di s doi ?
, wli.i'h the I inli'.l ."(;.l,.., I?n
<'M.liir.,,t Will bull nl I'lu.i l.-iloii, '
c c \\ Park*, i ii. i ei the llurpnu
of \ imi- unii i'u, 2 . ? ?!,, urehiti'cl
A d.<|.i.-i.i ul $1011.0110 |e i, .|.,i,,,i ii,,,,,
all i.i.i.ii',
Cold Storagc for Capr ^la\
The Federal Governmenl will erect
another greal cold storage pbmt at
Cape May. N. .1.. on which bids for
lhi general contract will close on Apnl
28. C. W. Parks, chief of the Bureau
Of Yards and Dockr-, is the designer,
and the Oscawana Building Company
and Hugh S. Roberts, both of this city,
are bidding for the general contract.
1 ln;. want bids on all sub-contr; ?
School for New Brunswick
Niewenhouse Brothers, of this city,
are ludders, according to Brown's Let
ters, for the peneral contract for the
Nathan Hale School Building, at New
Brunswick, N. .1., to be erected by the
city. Alexander Merchant, of New
Brunswick, is the architect. Bids will
close to-morrow.
Low Bid for Queens School
Tho Nugent Construction Company,
with a bid of $155,000, is the low bidder
received up to yesterday for Public
School No. ;;, to be erected in Colonial
Avenue, Queens. .Plans and specifica
tions ran be had fro mthe estimate
room, 131 Livingston Street, Brooklyn.
Wall St. Building Alterations
'1 .1. McWalters has received the con
tracl for the alterations to the office
building at 10 and 12 Broadway, owned
by A. Iselin. The changes have boen
prepared by Adolph E. Nast, architect.
?500,000 Lakewood Hotel
No date has bene set for bids to close
fo rthe hotel to cost $500,000 to be
erected by the Hotel F.lisberfj Construc?
tion Company. of Lakewood. Shampan
& Shampan of Brooklyn are the archi
tects. It will be five stories with a roof
garden. Heating, plumbing and the
electric work will be included.
New Building Plan
Manhattan
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FORECJOSl RE SALES
PtTREME COURT. COCVTY OF NEW
YORK ISdward K. Delafleld. as Commit
ten ot th,- Estate of Murgarct W. Folaont.
sn Incompetent person, etc., PlaimifT, again?!:
Saniuet Harrls et al., Defendadti..?ln pur *
niiaii, e of a Judgment of foreclosurt^and ealr.
?ii.iy made hhI erttered In tho above-entltle<!
f.cllon an i bearlnc tho date tho 10th day of
-??prii. 191*. I. the undersigned. the rcferes,
Ip t-aid Judgment named. will sell at publl.i
auction, at tho Exchange Salesrooni. Nos. 14
16 Vesey Street, in the Borough of Manhai
tnn. Clty of New York. on the 14th day ?f
Mfy. 1919. at 12 o'clock noon on that day.
iy J. ll Mayers, tuctloneer, the premises
dliected by said judgment to bo sold, anl
thereln described ;is follows:
tt.lt that certain lot, plece or paiccl or
i land. with. the buildings and improvementa
, Weieon erected, Mtuate. lytng and being i'<
\ the Twelfth Ward of the '.'ity of New York.
Rorough of Manhattan. known as Number 24
i East 104th Street, and bounded and dc
: strll ed us follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the Southerly
j side of One hundred and fourth Street dla
? tant Three h indred > 300 > feet Easterly from
; tho rorncr formed by the Interaectlon of tbe
Easterly slda of Fifth Avenue with the said
I Southerly alde of One hundred and fouakh.
Street, runnlig thence Eastwardly ahmj- rn?
Bald Southerly side of One hundred nut
i fourth Street Twenty-five (25) feet; thence
I Southwardly an.'. parallel with Flftn Avenue
[One hundrmi ilOO) feet and eleven til.
li . r.ps to the; oontro line of the block; thence
Westwardly ialong eald centre line of thn
Miy*k TwaKty-flve (25) feet; thence North
wardly nnd. again parallel with Fifth Ave?
nue One hundred ilOOi feet and eleven (11 >
Inchea lo ihe point ur* place of beglnnlng
Said lot is also known and dlsttngulshed ??.
Number 9.17 on a certain Map of Lauda of
Benjamin 1. Benson, made by Jo*eph F.
Brldges, Clty Surveyor, May. 1S25. and now
or formerly on til.* aa Map Number 8" In thn
office of the Kcglster of the Clty and County
of Nimv Yn.l, The land affrcted by said ln
strumenl lle* in Section 8, ln Block 1609. on
Ui" Land M.ip of the Clty ?f New York.
Datcd. New York. April 16th. 1919.
.lOHN H. ROGAN. Referee.
BALDWIN <!t MAY, Attorney* for Flatntlfr.
82 Nassau street. Borough of Manhat?
tan. N v Clty,
The followlng Is a dlagram of tho propertf
to t.e sold; it.-. Btreet Number ls 21 XSaat
;04th Street;
104th Street.
The approximata amount of tha ITsn or
<large. to eatlsfy which the above-descrlbed
Jioperty ia to be sold. la $;'7,213.3? with in
i.m.si thereon from the 7tli day ot .fanuary.
M-19. ioRctlier with the costa and allowance
amounttng (.. $108.33. with Intereet fron.
April 10th. 1919, together wtti. the expensen
,.i ihe s.iic The approxlmate amount of th?
taxes, asaessmenta and water rates. or other
Itens, which are to be ullowe.t to the pur
chaner out of tho puroaasa money, or pal,l
b-. the Referee. Is $S9? 80 an.l Interest.
Dated, New hnk, April lfilb, 1910.
JOHN H. ROOAN.
IN FORECLOSURH: Suprema Court. Naw
York County, County t'lerk'H Indei No.
H dSl 191S Jamea T llorn. Plalrttff,
Hgnh.Bt Uranvllla V. Dailey and othera. De
fend&nta, George \V. Klllw, PlatuttN"* Attor
ney, 119 Broadway, Manhattan. Now YorK
Clty
I'ur Hunt tn ludij.iunil, entered April ?.
19111. the iiiuii i-igncil lefe.en will sell at
nublli mii'i'i,. ai lhe l xchunge rtalesiooni.
Ts,..-, 14 itt \V*?\ 0treet, Ikuough of Mau
hattan New I'orls >'uv. ?i ri oe a'ojaeV
i,,.,,n ,?. A|.iil " 10 ill. bv ,l.,h?pl, I' |>.,.
.,,,, i i,.,i,., ihe morteaged nreralaea diu>,,t*i<
I,, nrtlit lu ljllilr.,1 1,1 bi, nolil. W lltvh am hllu
n'rt,i ii, ii,* li,,i,.,isl. of Maxliaiial. New tere
, ii, un lhe ?'-. #',le or Mmli>?i, *\t,i,or.
ilMa.nl m> ir.i ,i,.,r, ,.i r.'?iii Ntreel b*in?
ll (od 11 II,. ','-?? 1" wld.b H? f..>nt 1.11.1
, ... I., :., .1. fin "H ' ?, b "lilli Th?
*..,iiiinlv ei.tt. vvu'.i ,,f f-hi,i preattM l??iiif a
l>?, I \ >>,lll
\|,.,ieot?? <.""? '" ?-?' ->"? "? "il.tril i? t IM
Morit*nte). !??? " ?*?. nn.' I ll"". lli
.,f MnHmtea p?i?i ?'?'? Is'0** --Ofll Cminir
i:, ,.i. i, , t> . ?n, .
Un. r,,'.l.,u i|.? i* o dlttftaW nf lh? prnp
,.,iv it,^ etieoi numbei belou No. 1??8 M?i1l
,..,,, \,r,'iK. ."'? ifom County
#
It
?6 r w
' 8
a> ?'
I26th 8?reet.
The approxlmato amount ef lhe Men t?r
? imrps to satlofy which th.> ?bnv? property
la to Im .-old, la 11 u.SSl 88, and Interei-t frorn
February 81, ISl'i. together with costs and
allowance amounttng to J432.37, with Inter
e.-i from March 31, 1913. Approxlmate
amount of taxes, asseaanients and wate
rents to be allowed to t?e pnrcnaser or paid
by the refereo, is $'2','S.12, tiecldes intereb*
and penaltles.
Datud, New York. April 7th, 1019.
CHARLES A. R1EGEI.MAN,
Referee.
CITATION 3
THK PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By tha Grace of c.od, Free andl
btdependi nl
' RAN( ISCO AJBLLO, VINCENZO
AJ12LLO, ROSALIA CONIGLIO, CARO
LINA A.JEL.LO, ALFRED MF.SSER1,
AMELIA ME8SER1 BALVATORIE MES
SERI. UNITED STATES FIDELITY A.
I GUARANTY COMPANY, HENRY LEH
MAN, WILLIAM i O'DONNBLL antf.
ROSA MEYER BRtTCHMAN, and JAMES
: \. TIMONY, and to all persons Interested
aa credltors, next ,,f kln or oth> rwlso In
the Estate of JosepVi Ajello. deoeased. who
' ?t the time of his death raalded at 29 TVer.
26th St., in the Boroagh of Manhattan.
l Ity, Countj and Jiiate of New York,
SEND GREETING;
1'pon th<; petttion of Clemente Ajello.
resldlng at 17X1 Lexington Avenue. Bor
, "Uttli "f Manha'tan. '"Ity of New Tork. and
Josepl Clemente Aj-llo, msldlng at 2m
T.ast HMIi St., Borough of Manhattan.
: Clty of New York:
You and eavh of you aro hTeby clted *o
I show cause b<-fnre the .Surrosralfs- Court of
New Yr.rk ("uri!%, held a- the Harll nf
Records, ln the County of New York, er>
the second daj of May. 1919, at helf-pa*'.
i ten o clock In th<* forenoon nf that da- .
why tho account of said '"4et'i?nte AJell*
ar.d .loseph Clemente AJello, a? A.dmlnls
ida, ''hatteis and Credltsi
,f .?'.| deceased, should not b? Judlcfallr
settled.
IN TEST1MONY WHEREOF, we hav?
cause+ the ?eal of the S'lrros-Btes- Court
of the ?iald Tounty of N' w York to ba
hereunto aftlxed.
?s HONORABLE .TOHN P. CO
HaI.a: ? , said County,
York, the lst day
of April ar of '.-.rd one thou
?laml . i J i - ' "?n.
'
irrogstei" Court.
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