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Forward Buying
Shows Building
Movement Begun
Builds and Supply Men
Increase Their Material
Order*: May the Best
Month Since Year 1917
With build*" ar.d pupplr men of the '
metropolitan district increasing their;
forward buying the post-war construe- ;
(?on era seems finally to have got its ,
i-riJii according to the Pow Service '
?tily building reports.
jhe change has been particularly |
-yjceable to the trade trithin the last i
t? days, although the plasterers' i
.?jile?, with its involved principien of
minimum work for maximum pay, is as
?lingering cloud on some of the larger .
orojects. There are, however, bo many
Counteracting influences operating in
Vor of the investor who can get into
the market for his materials this
month that this drawback is being dis- ;
?anted for the reason that the plaster :
vork on a tnnUlir.fr does not fipure as :
i-immediate deterrent on a new build- j
jDg opern;ir;'.. The fact that basic j
structural matt rials, like steel, ce- i
men:, brick, rough plumbing and hcl- I
lew tile fireproofing, with their supple
aental materials like reinforcement
oitsls, are all in an advantageous posi
eon with regard to immediate orders
u present prices and supply is com?
bining to foster prompt procedure with
gilding plans.
Forward Buying Increase?
TJ? Tolume of work that is actually
rttdy to proceed is greater than was
expected in the light of price levels
row ruling, but the freer improvement
in buying is attributable to the in?
vestigations recently made by in?
vestors, architects and building mate?
rai distributers of the actual condi?
tions of supply in manufacturers'
Lands and at distributing centres, pri?
vate detective agencies having been
employed in some cases to obtain for
prospective purchasers the actual con?
cluons at producing centres. In each
case where such recourse has been
nade for confirmation of facts, com
tnete confirmation of market reporta
bu resulted. In consequence forward
raying even at present price levels has
notably increased, with more to follow
promptly.
Notable among the elements con- :
spicuously controlling the future
building market is the attitude of the ;
hearry contractors, toward labor agree?
ments. There is a strong inclination j
toward short term wage contract?,
some only for the remainder of this ?
year, while others insist upon con
REAL ESTATE
J.ON? ISLAND
Beautiful Home on
Long Island Sound
Salt U aterBalhing and Boat,
?ng?Sandy Bathing Beach
On?j ?O n nutet to ' Ua from heart or
Kew V-- n ?enleni p mmutatlon. On 100
foot ? -??:. . - . S ,-? f?iior ? i ' Long
Ii.ar. . 1, ?ftr. iaricj rooms, all n
:- ? ? ? ;?-. eu i
Mill: ? . ?. .. .-? irj
v-' '? rmn : house,
(??- fruit tr
Will Sill on Easy T-rra?
JOHN V OOI.niMi. Keal Kutate,
9 Pin? St or I Eait 45th St.. N. Y.
SMALL FARMS, $250
Vow \. the '? ? : '"par?, hous^* are
reares, . m great demand eoon.
h : rg? pli ? now foi wl at
?? you foi i . ' ater. Only J2&0
tor-fu luarter acre. Fin tat soil,
Igl i; Term? <20 cash ba
? J ? - nth .'. cat id at M?li ?.
"'I Be south shore of Long
I ?land, ' Inutea froi New York.
When paid ior v-,.'. arrange building
w 1 . ? . bu d Writ? or phone
' H. Freder ?5S Broadway, New ?ork
Barclaj .
BRAND NEW HOUSE FREEPORT
On plot 7?x :'- feet on corner, with n\x
large ro >.. 7 irate laundry, lar?-')
r?, electric light, ga?.
?team ? _ -? -? ne lion of Freeport.
Pries Jf.r ' - terms 11500 cash, balanci ]
???-? - ? ? I ? ? bei in
?I! Frederick, 2'* Broadway,
N>w ,V-- . Ph? : i , Bai
BOKOlt.H OF QUEENS
forest nuls Gardens
U Mioetes from Penn. Statist!.
Boat? and Mil? Plot* for Rale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
<7 W. Mtb St., or Forest Hill?. E. I.
SEW JERSEY
? JERSEY CITY J
J L**** prrvata dwelling; !2 room?, 2 oatns. P>
- F aosul? modem all improvement? and con- Vf
r ?tnieaceai expensively decorated tniuout *<
' Isa 4? i 200 One. of the beat residential y
, ?J***|,r- "?-"? ' '"'? adjOtBHsg and overlooking #
t?*? \-i\ry (,ty rewrivoir? front and irar. 4.
p *'* ' ?' '?'' *'! '"-.rim and Hudson tuba %j
', rnet ? '.,r//j; irrmi arranged to suit buyer. A
CHARLES H NtCOLL ~} *
7ol Summit Avenue. Jersey City y
L 781
\M.-T LTKftTKH COUNTY
*?* lirn? tfu Never More Opportune
??M now to a* led yottr home site and
!?? x , ?hi 1
' ??- roa 'in, own your own horn?
- surrounding? with all city
, ?rovem?nU ?1 >nt, within a
',,* of 1 he station and
of ? ..? m ;
H*MH*g An T7 Oramerey
JUST A DANDY
' ? Yum ?. 1 bath. , .
rd>r.
*n??^.ARD M w*:sr' ,NC
J^u* ntmtUm, whitm n*jM. |M,on? ?ia,
f!!';L,.H*-':J'AF,':r' K,'-'K ?;?w ro*K
*?.??' '., J',""'''" ',"'|K?;*"? '</ ?tanford
... .""'} y '???"???.??Is !"?/?! F. a;?)
e?t%S ??t 41 "S.,jr(; *"dr.x? "LITTLE
_ '?? 'i'-? ?t Tribune Offtc?.
r? LK'f ro? l?.-H?NESH PUgPOgEJ
i Gommer
tracts on wage scales and labor con?
ditions terminating on January 1, !
1921. There seems to bo an increasing
fooling that the Presidential election
will have a bearing upon tho labor
and wage situation as a whole and that
if the reaction comes at all it will come
next year. Building trade employers
have been conferring on the mutter.
There are many interests, however,
which desire no change in the longev?
ity of the wage agreements between
labor and employers.
Better Building Activity
This trend of events is believed by
many in t?ho building trades here and
elsewhero in the country to be re?
sponsible for the sudden turn for the
better in building activity, the impres?
sion seeming to gain ground week by
week that those who contemplate big
building work will operate to their
own advantage better if they begin
work at once.
In the New York market this turn
has become so pronounced as to have
had an effect upon the pulse of some
material prices, although actual gains
so far are few. Common Hudson brick
of the b( st grade? probably will be
nearer $15.50 a thousand, wholesale,
before long. Quotations for ordinary
Hudson brick are still $16, with the
usual additional charge for cartage,
handling and distributing charges.
Plaster prices are verging on an up?
ward change. Linseed o?, affecting
paints, is actually advancing in price.
In the er.rly part of the year, when
white and red load manufacturers
guaranteed existing prices against de?
cline to July 1, many wero of the
opinion that a reduction must be
made, as at that time pig lead was
selling in St. Louis at $4.75 and the
spread between raw material and fin?
ished product was too great. While
tho trado is non-committal regarding
the price movement of this important
paint Ingredient after July 1, it is ex?
plained that there is not now as good
a reason existing for a price decline
in consideration of the upward changes
in pig lead prices of late. St, Louis
prices on Thursday "were $5.05.
Record Orders in May
Portland cement mills reflect the re?
cent change. While it is too early to
quote the May statistics, the belief is
general that May will show the biggest
volume of orders and shipment since
the same month in 1017, with produc?
tion still behind potential orders and
with limited stocks on hand. Lumber
orders from twenty-five associated mills
will show appro?;imately 115 per cent
of orders over 1918, with shipments
about 79 per cent and production about
70 per cent according to trade esti?
mates Saturday. Fabricated steel mill
capacity under order in May probabiy
will be in the neighborhood of 32 pei
cent. More ordere and larger specifi?
cations are boirg placed with the big
mills. Open markets are talked of, but
stablo prices are more to be expectet!,
even though the mills are hungry for
business. Cases are known where or?
ders have been refused rather than
make concessions, by both large and
small mills. Nobody knows what costs
will be when labor Is as restless as it
is and steel manufacturers are holding
firm at safe levels.
Drive for Ca?t Iron Use
Cast iron interests are preparing to
get back into the building business
promptly, an important conference
toward this end being scheduled for
to-day. There is to be a nation-wide
drive for greater use of cast iron pipe,
columns and sewer conduits. Some
radiator adjustments have been made.
The schedule on radiation remains un?
changed, but as a bid for big business
orders from 7,500 to 12,5^0 square feet
are allowed an additional 5 per cent.
Another firm in the hot water heating
line dropped its prices approximately
7ia per cent with usual terms and de?
liveries.
Freight movements approximately are
20 per cent below what they were
at this time last year, when war de?
mands and shipments were at thei>
heaviest. With crop moving to be fig?
ured and increased congestion as mills
resume buying raw materials, building
investors are cautioned to get thel>
purchases on the road as promptly as
possible to avoid delays and possible
embargo".-? when building gets fairly
under way.
Holt Joins Schlesinger Firm
Stephen G. Holt, formerly at 47
West Thirty-fourth Street, has become
associated with the firm of Louis
Schlesinger, Inc., and will take up tho
work of the industrial department of
that organization, specializing in fac?
tory properties in this Manhattan,
Long Island City, Prooklyn and New
Jersey.
it of City
Resumption of Building
Seen in Brooklyn Sales
William E. Harmon Believes
(?rowing Activity Will Soon
Provide Homes for All
William E. Harmon, of the firm of
William E. Harmon ? Co., declares
the need of homes for thousands of
families in tho greater city will be
met by the growing activity of build?
ers. "The entirely justified conserv
at;?m of the lending institutions of
: New York," he says, "in the face of
' what looked to them like a very high
' cost of building material, is gradually
changing to a willingness to lend on
mortgage. They have como to the
conclusion that this high cost of
building material is likely to continue
| for some years to come. Old condi?
tions have, definitely given away to
new, and the sooner this new situation
is accepted the quicker will some re?
lief to what is fast becoming an in?
tolerable housing condition."
William E. Harmon & Co. an?
nounced the following recent sales:
Ninety-four lots to six different build?
ers at East Midwood, fifty-two lots at
Midwood Manor to five different build?
ers, twelve lots ut Waverly to four
builders and a number of plots on
their Staten Island properties to per
I sons who expect to improve them at
once. In addition to sales of vacant
property, the company has also Bold
a lar<;e number of single and two
family houses on their various prop?
erties.
"These sales to builders are affect?
ing very soon," says Mr. Harmon, "the
disposition of those who want to own
their own hornea and inspire them to
| inquire for lots upon which, sooner
| or later, they may be able to build
! for themselves."
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
9TH AV, s w c 42d et, runs s w 6Sx n w
SOx b w 19.Ox n w 20x n w 78 9 to 43d ?t
? s ? 100 to beg; R!ci'r.ru s and Kath?
leen M McCaffery, 1! .?" Arlington pi.
Madison, Wla, to Wi i M Flless, Jr,
Southbury, Conn, and Austin P Kelloy,
Do?ean Hill.?. R or F.. exrs Sarah W
Oiltender; atty, T G & T Co, 176 Broud
wav: May 15, 10 1C.$10 00'
53D ST, n b. 100 e 10th av, runs e 75x n
100.5 tn c I block x w 175 to o a 10th av
x b 75x e lOOx s 25.S to beg; Ruth A
"Wallace to tho Greenwich Sav Bar.li,
246 6th av; atty. B A Hariris, 4*5 Codar
st : Oot 7, 191C.$36,000
WAVERI.Y VI.. s w B. 150 fr s w c ProB
poct .?:. 25xl0?; Jas and Margare; .1
MacArthur to Hy r> Coe : atty, C M
ill.: man, Tremont, N V, Oc.i 2.
ISS9 .$1,100
HT NICHOLAS AV, n w c 190th nt. 97x
120; Shenk Realty and Constn Co to
Liberal Finance Corpn, 40 W 27th at;
nttys, Morrison & Sohlff, 320 Broad?
way; May 21, 1919.$0,000
5TH AV. n w r l"4th st; Amsterdam av,
1700-94; Millblanohe Realty Corpn, fix
Broad nt, to Oeo 1) Gregory, trustee, 62S
Elast 32d st, Bklyn; atty, Q D Gregory,
GS Broad st; March 1. 1919.$35,000
NAGLE AV, neo Arden st, 110x134;
???i:-;.- C'onstn Co to Francis S liver,
Gloucester. N J; atty, F A Snow. In
Wall st; April 16. 1913.$20,000
37TH ST. n a, 295 w 5th nv, 25x98.9; A N
Homer, 1 Highland av, Auburndale,
Flushing, B o? Q, to Jno Magee, Wat
kins, N Y; atty, '1 G & T Co. ITC Bway;
' ii ? 1, 191;.$85.000
S4TH ST. 229-31 K: Samuel and Anna
E lelman et al to Samuel Levy. CS 2<1
av; ;.tt.v. .lacob M Schoenteld, 269
Bway; May 8, 191?.$4.00?
124TH ST. 309 : N'orrls E Oreenberg to
Arnold Lessor, 522 W 134th st ; atty.
Jacob M Schoenteld, 239 Bway; June
17, 1914.$1.600
76TH ST. llf. VV; Mary E Tomony, on tho
premises (owner) to Sadie E Adams,
cxtx; attys, Cardozo & Nathan. 12*
Bway; June 16, 1910.$18,000
LORILLARD PL w a. 88.9 n 187th st, 2Ex
100; Henry C Thompson to P.obt Baker,
Fast Grane", N .! ; atty, T G & T Co.
176 Bway; Dec 19, 1807.$3.500
AI.I.EX ST. 150, Rlvington St. 70: Liebo
witz Realty Co, 299 Bway, to the Bank
of the U S. 97 Delancey st ; atty, .1 1
Berman. 246 Bway; Aug 10, 1916.$9,900
SAME PROPERTY; Bam? to same; atty,
same: Feb 8. 1917.$2.000
GOUVERNEUR ST, 41; Wm J and Susan C
Underwood to Ada Van Tnssel Bllllng
ton; attvs. Fletcher, JlcC & B, 128 Bway;
May 27. 1174.$5,000
COLUMBIA ST, 89, Uns? Wolf to Yctte
Gross, 040 Saratoga av, Bklyn; atty, S
S Isaacs, 115 Columbia st. June 1, 1918
$7.000
i 73D ST, p 8, 136 e West. Knd av, 18x10?;
F'.iz M Read to F Ambrose Clark, Mid
dlefteld, N T, el- uno. trustees: attya.
Young V & Prince, HO Bway; Nov 8,
ISO?.$14.000
ST' ST, 60-62 E, Max <?- Ray Schwartz to
lsa>n Shlman, ?: 14 Superior st, Cleve?
land, O; alty, T G & T Co, 17G Bway;
Oct 24, 1916.$5,000
56'1'H ST. n e; Richard & May Billings to
Emily D Van Wagenen, Morrlstown. N
J, ft al, trustees will Jno M Dodd; attys,
Alexander & G, 120 Bway; Mav 2^. 19K:
$46,000
RIVERSIDE DR. e b, 106.10 ?> 99th st,
100.llxl30.llxl06.6x96.il; Winter Real?
ties, Inc. to Frieda Gossett. 501 W 110th
s: : atty, Morris ii Gosselt, 261 Bway;
Sept 30, 1918.$17 0?0
SAME PROPERTY"; Winter A- Wilkes, Inc.
to Jonas Kolb. 112 Cathedral Parkway;
atty, M E Gossett, l'':l Bway.
WADSWORTH AV. w s. 150 rr 190th st,
50x98, Zagon Realty Co to Gusta vug L
Lawrence, 222- Bway; atty, T G <& T
Co, 170 Bway; March ), 1916.$7 0"0
WADSWORTH AV. w n, 250 n 190th st,
50x98; same to .same, attv, rame. Mar
1, 1916 .$7 000
WADSWORTH AV. w b. 100 n 190th st, 60
x98; same to .same; atty, same; March
). 1916 . ?7.000
WADSWORTH AV. w s. 200 n 190th st.
50x98; same to same; atty. same: Mar
I, 1916 .$7.000
GRAND ST, 559-668, Madison st, 403-7;
Win J.usi.garten & Co, Inc, to Howard
Townsend, an exr will Maria Campbell;
attys, Do Witt, L & De W, 88 Nassau st ;
Dec 4. 1915.$1,875
and Subur
Buyers for Dwellings on
East and West Sides
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S. '
I Brown Company has sold for the trus
! tees for Mary Van Alen Thompson ;
| (Griswold A. Thompson and Luis J.
: Phelps) the four and five story tene
| ments at 424 to 430 East Fifth Street,
each 25 by 96 feet. No. 424 was pur?
chased by Mary Vorswald, Nos. 426
and 428 by tho Roman Catholic Church
of St. Nicholas, and No. 430 by Maurice
Rosenswaike. In each case the ?pur?
chaser is the tenant of the property.
Invests in Washington Place
Pope & Bro. have sold for the Pequa
buck Realty Cohporatlon, to Miss I.
Johnson, the five-story studio building
on lot 2p.6 by 97 feet, at 77 Washing?
ton Place, which was recently reno?
vated with eleven studios.
Wants To Be a Tenant
Kindly inform me as to the possi?
bility of renting an apartment, or
house, or portion of a house, with im?
provements, consisting of 4-5-6 rooms,
within short commuting distance of
' New York, either in Westchester j
i County or New Jersey, at a semi- \
I reasonable figure.
Would consider renting with priv- j
ilege of buying. C. S.
The Bronx.
There never was a time when It was more ;
, difficult to rent in the suburbs than it Is '
to-day. For a year or more the scarcity of
, city home? has been forcing people into the
suburbs in such numbers that practically
' everything rentable has been taken. How
, ever, don't give up without trying. Writ*
. to W. L. Var?an ft Co.. Inc. at. Mamaroneck ;
T. ,1. Burke, at Yonkers, or George B.
Hitchcock, at Bogota, N. .T.
Buyer of Fifth Avenue Corner
Bernhard N. Schwartz is the buyer
of the tall building at the northwest
corner of Fifth Avenue and Thirty
first Street which was reported sold
several weeks ago by Herman Woog.
A. N. Gitterman negotiated the deal.
I The purchase was made by Mr.
Schwartz as an investment.
Recorded Transfer?
Downtown
MADISON ST, 40,1-7. n s. ?Ox?, to 20
Grand st ?.r>5?>-r rj> ; Wm Lustgarten &
Co to Chehra Agudas Achim ?"hesed Stiel
Ometh, 246 Graml st ; May 28; atty,
Lawyers T & '!' Co, 160 Bway.$100
JACKSON ST. 32, e s, 25x100; N E Vail
& Co to Frank Blanchard, 362 Riverside
dr: rnt?s 517.000; all liens; May 29:
atty. Jacob 1 Herman, rn? Bway.$1
East Side
BTH ST, 42G-28 B, a a,.2 lota, each 25x96.2;
G A Thompson ?fe ano, trustees, to Un?
man Catti Church of St Nicholas, 135 K
2d st; May 29; attys. Olin. C <fc P. 140
Bway .$33,500
6TH ST. 430 E, a s, 26x96.2; same to Mau?
rice Roseripwaik?, Cedarhurat, L I: May
29: attvs. samo.$16,750
I 89TH ST, 328 E, b s. 25x98.9; It F Robin?
son to Jno & Pellegrlno Mule, 302 E
31st st: mtg $9,800; an liens; May 29;
i atty, Lawyers T ?-. T Co, 1G0 llwav.Sl
021? ST, s s, 155 e Park av. 18.9x100.5;
Farmers' Loan & T Co to Arrow Hold?
ing Corpn, 217 Bway; o & s; all liens;
-Muy 29; atty, T G & T >'o, 176 Bway
$35,000
'SAME PROPERTY; Arrow Holding Corpn
to B L & Stella de J Tim, .724 f,th av;
mtgo $25.000; all lions; May 29; atty,
samf .$ 1 oc
104TH ST, 24 E3, s n. 2SxIO0.ll (foreclB May
21); .Jno Mulholland, rof, to Kriwil Dola
flfld, of Noroton, Conn, as commr; attys.
Baldwin & N', 32 Nassau st.52S.0OO
5HT AV. s e c lOSth st, 50.11x84; Mar
garetto E Griffith to .Max K?rner, 18 E
108th st; nitg, ISO.000; May 27; atty,
Loo Rosenberg, 115 Bway. $100
ISflTH ST, 113-15 E, n s. 60x99.11; Philip
Weinstein to Rockvcllo Holding Co, 170
Bway; May 28; atty, Lawyers T ?- T
Co, I HO Bway.J100
SAME PROPERTY; Rockvelle Holding Co
to Vest 6fh Av Realty Co, 170 P.way.
mtg $37,000; ntty. same.$1
West Side
?BROADWAY, 12.77-9, w s, 234.5x40x Irreg;
llopaltrun Realty Co to Jere 1-" Dono?
van. ?21 South Oxford st. Bklyn; con?
firmation deed; atty, Lawyers' T ?? T
Co, 160 Bway.$1
SAME PROPERTY; Columbia Trust Co,
trustee, to same; b and s and c u g ; all
liens; mtgo $937,600; May 29; attv,
name .$1,093.700
40TH ST, 311 W, n s, 26.4x98.9; All?-?) M
McKlbbtn to Madeleine R McKibbln and
M R McKibbln to Arthur Du Bois, 901
Lnxlngton av; 2 deeds, b arid ?. c a g:
May 2; utty. T O & T Co, 176 Bway.$100
6LST ST, ?-17 W. n f, 25x100.5; Metropoli?
tan Sav Bank to Richard Carvul, -l?? 1 W
69th st; all liens; May 23; atty, .las A
Oelohanty, 115 Bway.$1,000
7T1! AV, 1801-5, r. o c. 110th ut. 70,11x100;
Olds i'onstn Co to Jacob Main wit;:, 55-63
N\ Until st; mtgo $155.000. all liens;
Maj 27; atty. Lawyers T & T Co, 160
Bway .$100
COLUMBUS AY. w s, 94 n 123d st, 27.lx
100; lly Lente to Mary Lente, 104 Morn
uiKsid? av ; V? part; May 29; atty, i> E
Davis, 3210 3d av.$1
BROADWAY, ? v, c ' 41 st ft. 99.11x90;
Broadway, n w c I'.iih st, 99.11x90; El
lei'sil? Corpn to Ocmnll Corpn, 372 W
1 tut h et; mtge $471,0?0; nil llena, May
29; A Allenberff, 370 17 149th st.$100
182D ST. 5.:>4 W, s b. 17.10x71; Lawyers'
Mort <.o to Lina Kolb, 1446 St P?lcholas
(i%-; b and b; ail liens; May 29; atty, T O
& T Co, 1 76 Bway.$100
182D ST, 656 W, h b, 17.10x70; same to
(?aino, b and h. all i!e-,s. May 29; atty.
samo .$100
Bronx
' MAIN ST, w s, lots 712 and 713, map Ellr.
i R B King. City Island; John A Bodes.
ref. to Wm J McNulty, 47S W 169th st,
May 28; attv. Title O ?: T Co. 176 Broad?
way .11.000
178TH ST, 807 E, r, s. 49.7x114.8; Anna
Kornblum to Mary Botoshansky, 1414
,47th st. Brooklyn; mtgo $33,000; May 28;
atty, Fredk Lore, 86 Nassau st.$100
LOTS 2 1 and 25, map Estates Development
', Co and ano; Bronx Shore Development
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
phttit
The man who cans-Hoed ?mini/ of the
'?ptirtmtmt house operations and backed
up many of thr builder? <n thn development
of the Fort Waehtnt/ton llrivl><? district,
Ovh'rf Ihr Irin rify i,f apartment houtr? nOUl
actually rtlHtt.
value, will be taken at this sale.
liberal. 50% at 4/4%, 60% at 5% or 70% at
5 Yi % may remain on mortgage for three years.
Savings Bank books, also Liberty Bonds at market
Go visit this property today,
off at 181st street.
Mr. Pettit stated that many times in the past
he endeavored to purchase from the late Mr.
Bennett his Washington Heights property, to de?
velop it with high class homes and apartment
houses. He further stated that with the city
practically built up solid to 181st street this is
the location for Manhattan's next big building
operations.
You can buy at your own price these 500 lots, each
sold separately, located on Broadway, Fort Washing?
ton avenue, Bennett avenue, Pinehurst avenue, North?
ern avenue, Riverside Drive, just north of 18 1st street,
at the Absolute Auction Sale of the James Gordon
Bennett Estate, Tuesday, June 10, at 12 noon, in the
Exchange Salesroom, 1 4 Vesey street. Any one with
a little money can own a lot, as the terms are most
50
Take any Interboro Broadway Subway Car. Get
Send for Booklet.
Auctioneer, 31 Nassau street.
ban Realt
Good Demand for
Newark Investment Realty
The four and five story tenements at
19 to 23 Nicholson Street and 84 Ship
man Street, having a frontage of fifty
feet on Nicholson Street and twenty
six feet on Shipman Street, have been
sold for Mary Alice Smith to Vincenzo
Cardillo. Mr. Cardillo has purchased
the property for investment and will
make improvements in the near future.
Louis Schlesinger negotiated the deal, ,
He has also sold 143 Belleville Avenue '
for William Mackay to Frank Fusolli; -
33 Hunterdon Street for John McCann
to Carl Panagai; 1113 .Broad Street for
Cornelius Mandeville to Max Olman
and Abraham Marcus; 306 Seymour
Avenue for Ida Rudnewitz to Anton
Kaufman, a;;d 200 Amherst Street, East
Orange, for Jensene Rondo to Peter
Don'.on.
Rents Mount Vernon Home
The Cooley Realty Company has
rented for the summer months, the ar?
tistic home owned by Mrs. Helen V.
Werner on Forster Avenue, Mount. Ver?
non, to C. M. Bowes, of Brooklyn.
Co to Abr Stein, 10?'1 rth av; May 29
atty, E A Karelsen, 87 Nassau st..$1.000
SIMPSON ST, 1138. e s, 40x100; Max H?h?
ner to Pinkus Wasstersteln, 412 E 61st
st, mtge $22,000; Muy 29; atty, Koppel
man? w, 144 Delanccy st.$100 ?
PARK AV, i- s. 108 H 175th st, 18x150
Welssmann Holding Co to Cath Hayden,
IS 29 Washington av; Maj 27, atty, Title
G & T ?'o, 176 Broadway . $1
CONCORD AV, n e c 147th 8t, 20x!00; ',.
nie Kuku to Bernard Tashicer, 940 East
173d st and ?.no; mtge $4,000 May 28;
atty, Koppclman ?c W. i 14 Rlvlngton
st .$i
RYER AV, 2362, ? s. .'iw.:?", \ if red W
Levl ?o Vetta Levitas, 367 Ford; mtge
$33,000; May 2D, atty, I.?on Burkls, Cl
1 lelancey st . $100
136TH ST, n s. 189.5 w Cypress av, 62.hx |
100; Arthur D Cahn to Denwood Realty!
Co, 609 Willis av; May 27; atty, Fredk !
Lese, 35 Naseau st..*_$100
FAILE ST, e s, 509.6 s Bancroft ?t. 20xl0a; i
Bemuci Gottlieb, 717 W 177th st, to Kose
Solomon, 945 Tiffany; mtge $7,500; May I
28; atty, Tltlo G & T Co, 176 Broad?
way .J100
MINFORD PL, 1550, e s. 30x100, Mathilda i
W Merfer In John Hartmetz: mige $15.
000; May 28; atty, Tltlo G & T Co. 17? !
Broadway .$l 00
VTSE AV, w?a, 425 s Jennings, 25x100;
Nathan Elle'nbogen to Isaac Teilen, 1761
Bathgato av; iut?e $7.000; May 9; attv.
Title G & T Co, 176 Broadway... .$13,000
LOTS 46 AND f.0. block 36, map Morris
Park; Morris Par!-; Estates to Esplanade
Realty Co, 45 Exch pi; April 23; attvs, :
T G <v T Co, 176 Bway.'$1 :
LOTS 40 tii 50, block 36, same map; Es
planad ? Realty Co to Fred W Siemens,
Wollsl.o, Penn; 1 3 part; April 21;
attj - ?-.. me . $ i
SAME PRi IPERTV; same to Horace B Pai
ker, samo address; 2-3 part. April 24:
at ' -? --. -?a me . $ 1
WASHINGTON AV, 2353-7. w s, 72x91,
Sandow Realty ( :o to Utility Realty Co;
mtg $33,000; May 23; any.-?, W M Wee:,
oler, 170 Bway .$t
SAME PROPERTY; Utility Realty Co to
Harry L Well, at Woodmere, L I, Mas?
?a ; attv, same.$ 1
LONGFELLOW AV, 1447, w s. 26x100; I
iinrry L Smith to Nathan Weiss, 157 :
Vermilyea av; mtge ?7.000; Mav 29;
attys, Fredman & s, 277 Bwav.$100
LOTS 26 AND 27. map University Heights
n s; Anna F Hodglns to Wm C Bergor,
130 W 180th st; May 29; atty, H B
Chambers, 115 Bway.$1
WALLACE AV, 1914, 26x100; Chas J Ros
well to Maurice Marymont, 1914 Wallace
av; mtg $4.000; May 29; attys, utter- :
bourg, 8 & H, 200 5th av.$1 I
166TU ST, n h 601/i w Carroll pi, 25.3x134.6;
Sarah A Sutter to Alex S Wells, 665
Walton av; -May 29; atty, A Bell, 391
E 149th st .$100 '
BRYANT AV, a w o Home st, 100x55.3x
100.4x50.1; Hilda Realty Co to Sam'l !
Foumberg, 21 Pike st, and ano; mis ;
$48,600; May 29; attys, Gettner, S & A, :
299 Bway .$100 !
WILKINS AV. 1447, W s. 56x94.7x56.2x '
99 '? . Dixie Security Co to Michael Tie,,:- ,
sky and ano, 881 E 170th st; mtg $51.
500; Muy 2S; attys. Goldfein, & W. 3.70
Bway.$100
VALENTINE AV, r. w c 197th st, 18xS4.1x
18x85.1; Fred'k Weln ?;t ano, exrs to Eli-/.
Oraham, 4:U8 15th av, Bklyn; mtg?\
$10,000; May 29; atty, Phelps & Co, 363
E Forrlhum 'toad .$100
LOT 369. map Van Nest Park: Mary Crld
dle, widow, to Marv C. Tague, 2S0 W
130th st. Nov 13, 1918; atty, Marv C.
Tague. 280 W 130th st.$100
PROSPECT AV, w s, 480 s of 155th nt, I
; x95x23x94.1, Dora Huthherg to Wm
Manne. 15 W 110th st ; mtge $7.0U0; Mav ?
29: atty, M. T. Barrows, 279 B'way $100
HEATH AV, o s. 262.7 n land Lena N
pied 20.6x100.7; Hannah lloran to
Frank B McCarthy, 2888 Hentli av,
May 31; atty, Hannah lloran, 2888
Heath av .$1 j
SAME prop. Frank B McCarthy to Jas ?
lloran, 228S Heath av, May 31; atty,
same .? 1
JACKSON AV, n w c Home et, w 100.5 to
n v
s Boston lid x n e 253d st to Jackson
232.9 to bog; Rosewater Realty Corp
Biunei TOO:, 3 1 W Ufith st, and ano.
mtgo $100,000; May 28, atty; Law
?1 \- T Co, 100 Bway
$10?
WEBB AV, e s. 400 n Park View pi, runs
100 x n 23.3 x n 100.7 to Webb av and
s 24.6 to beg ; Jennio H Waterhouse to
Chas H Attwater, 2460 Webb av, May
29; attorney. Lawyers Trust Co., 160
Broadway .$10n
WASHINGTON AY, w s 103d st, s 176tn
st. runs lOOx s lx w 50x s 24x e 150 to
av and n 25 to hot'. . Thos A Keek to
Israel Mltnncr. 1724 Washington ,i\. May
28; attorney. H Gottlieb, 294 B'way . $i
WASHINGTON AV. 1712, e s, 41.3x1011.9;
1 hllip Weinstein to Rockvillc Holding
Co, 170 Broadway, May 28; attorney.
Lawyers Trusl Co, do Broadway. ..$100 I
B? STUN TIP. 139C-S s o s, 4 1.6x83.1x98.2; ;
-Mary A Farley to Jos Farley. 1396-8 !
Boston rd, Mar SI; attorney, Jos. Far?
ley. 1396-8 Boston Rd.Giit
214TH ST., 709 E, 25x100; Teresa Fierro
to Minia IM Grazlo. 614 E 1 19th st., mtg
$3,000, May 27; attorncv, Chas. Novello,
320 Broadway .$100
.71? AV, 44:tl, w s, 60x127.11; Ssml .1 Bett
m.-iii to San ford S Betunan, 2013 Caston
av, s.-pt 14, 191N; attorney, Sanford S.
Bettman, 1698 Topping av.$1
169TH ST, s s, 176 o Fulton av, runs w
64.Sx s 100.1 lx e 43.1 lx n 3 01.5 to beg.
Barbara S Htrdt to Felix Gottfried, 749
Jennings st, May 14; attorney, M. A.
Rablnovltch, 230 Grand st.$10.100
PROSPECT AV. w s, 480 155th St. 23x96*
23x94.11; Boni Weincrman to Dora
Rothb?rg, 71 E 116th st, mtg $5,625.
May 28; attorney, M. T. Barrows, 299
Broadway .$100
MARION AV, s w c 178th st, 50x100; Eitel
? oust Co to Noson Realty Co, 3366 Grand
Blvd ?n.i Concourse, mtg $30.oo?, May
28; attorney, Max M,mirle.I. 294 Broad
way . $100
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown
JACKSON AV. 22. e s, 25x100; p m; May
?9; Frank Blanchard to N E Vail .<- Co,
2 2 W 1st st, Mt Vernon. N Y: due ns
bond. 6 p c.$6,000
East Side
62D ST, s s. 166 f Path av. 18.9x100.5;
p m: Mav 29; Arrow Holding Corpn to
Farmers' I. & T Co, as com, 22 William
st: 3 yrs, 6 p c; attys, Geller, R ?- H.
22 Exchange Place.$25,000
70TH ST, 1G9 E, n s, 16.8x160.6; p m; May
29. Jos W Burden to Gertrude fi Smith,
616 Madison av; 5 yrs, 5 p r ; atty, T Gj
T Co, 170 Bwav .$25,000
71ST ST, 217 E. n s. 20.8x102.2; p m : May
2n; Edw Bornhoeft to Louis Bremer,
2 15 E 9 1st st, 3 yrs, 6 p c; prior mtge
$10,000, attys, Salter & S, 140 Nas?
sau st.r.$3.000
92 ! i ST, 29 E. n s, 17x68.8; p m; May 29;
I. M Kahn tu Louis M Slmson, 29 ? 93d
st : 6 vrs. (,<?? p c; prior mtgo $13,000;"
attys. Wolf & Kohn, 277 Bway... .$9,000
,*TH AV, s e c lOSth st. 50.11x84; P m:
Mav 27; Max K?rner to Marcaren? E"
Orlffith. 21 E 56th st; 5 yrs. 6 p c; attys, |
Mitchell i- M. -Il Wall si.$1.0.000 1
126TI? ST. 113-15 E, n s. 50x99.11; p m;
Mav 26. Rookvllle Holding Co to Philip!
Weinstein, 346 West End av, due May
1 1929; ; 1- n ?-, atty, Lawyers' T * T ;
Co, 100 Bway.$37,000!
West Side
17TH ST 227-39 W. n s. 120.4x42.4: May;
28; Volgn Realty Corpn to 1,1111.. Sookne,
1IG W 128th st: ?tue Jurro 1, 1922. 6 per]
rent pr ?ntg, $120.500. titty, Louis Man
helm, .702 Bway.$14.5H0 i
40T1I ST 311 W. n s, 26.4x98.9; pr mtg,
.May 2, Madeleine R McKILbin to Jno C
?'lari, 225 W Stith st. *. ano. en?; 3 yrs.
r. per cent; attv. T U & T Co, 176 Bwav
12,60*
48TH ST, 609 W, n s. 25x100.6; pr mtg.
Mav 28; Hermine Rojunga. to Central
Sav Bunk. 167 4th av: i. yrs, 6 per cent:
attys. Amend & A, 110 Nassau at.$10,000
123D ST, 226 W, s s, 26x100.11; May 29:
Augusta BJ Cohnf'ld ro Frances K ?julnn.
2 K l?7th et; due, June 1, '22, Int as
bond, pr mtg, $21.750.$2,760
?82D HT, SG4-H W. s s. 2 lot?, each 17.10.x
, 70. 2 |-r intgs. $4,750 each; May 29; Lina
Kolb t?. Lawyers Mort Co, 69 Liberty st ;
i du? Apr l, 192 1. E por cent.$9,500
! Bronx
MAIN ST, w ?. lot? 712 ?ft 713. map Ells'.
H B Knit. City Island; Wm J McNulty
i
Market
Sales of Apartment and
Dwelling Houses in Bronx \
Alfred W. Levy has sold the five
story apartment, on plot 50x100, held
at $60.000, at 2362 Ryer Avenue, to a
client of H. T. Wood.
Sale in Kingsbridge Terrace
Thorn & Co. have sold the two fam
?ly ho ise 2709 Kingsbridpe Terrace, on
lot 2?x?2, for a Mrs. Gifford to Mrs.
Elizabeth Hogu?.
Houses In Whltlock Avenue Sold
Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold for
M. L. & C. Ernst K55 Whitlock Avenue,
a three family brick house, on lot 2">x
100. to Oscar Weiner. and a house sim?
ilar to that at 851 Whitlock Avenue to
Samutil Broady.
Wales Avenue Tenement Sold
Morris Sandberg has resold the four
story tenement at 687 Wales Avenue
through George Goldblatt.
Buyer for Morris Avenue Lot
Thorn & Co. have sold the lot on the !
east side of Morris Avenue, 220 feet
north of 196th Street, for Mrs. Amanda
Sharp to Everett Murgatroyd.
to Chas .7 Richte?-, 10? Central Park W;
May 28, 3 vrs, 6 per c?'iu; attv. Title
Guar & T Co, ITS Bway. $4,000
VTSB AV. w B. 426 p Jenninga st. 26x100;
Isaac Yctten to Nathan Ellenbogen, 1607
Bryant av; May 20; inst?is, per cent as
per bond; atty, Title Guar & T Co, 170
Bway .$3,500
SIMPSON ST, 1138. e s. 40x100; Plnkus
WaaEorBteln to Max Hnhnir, 320 Central
Park W; pr mtg, $22,000; May 29; 3 yrs,
6 per rent; atty, L H?hner, 62 William
st .$8,000
PARK AV. 4<m. e s, 18x150; Cath Hayden
to Welssmann Molding Co, 44 Court st,
Bklyn; May 27; lrrstals, 6 per cent; ai".
Title Guar & T Co, 176 Bway .$4.000
178TH ST, 807 B, n s. 49.7x114.8; Mary
Botaakansky to Anna Kornblum, 22 Mt
Morris Park West; pr mtge $33.000; May
2s. 4 vrs. ti p c; atty; atty, Fred Lese,
Nassau st .$18,i
135TH ST, 339 E. n s. 12.6x100; Pietro
Giannocn to Lawyers Mtge Co, 69 Lib
e-r'.y st ; May 29; 8 years; 5% p c; ntty.
Title O &. T Co, ITC Broadway_$2,600
RYElt AV, 2262, e s, 60x100; Ye'tta Levitas
to Alfred W Levi. 60 AV 129th fit; May
29; due lier 1, 1921: 6 p c, atty, A Zim?
mermann. 206 Broadway .$10.000
WASHINGTON AV, 2363-2367, w s. 2 lota
each. 36x31.1; 2 nitgoe, each $2.r>00: Util?
ity Realty Co to Sandow Realty Co, 198
Broadway; 2 pr mtgeg, $16,500 ea :h
May 2:.. inst?is; 6 p c; atty, Title G A- T
Co, 176 Broadway . $6 .1
136TH ST, n .*= ISP.5 w Cypress av. 62.6x
100; Denwood Realtv Co to Arthur D
(ahn 352 W 123d at; May 27; 1 year;
6V?j p c; atty, Fredk Lebe, 35 Nassau
St .$4,000
WASHINGTON A\'. 1712. ? s. 41.3x109.9;
Rockvllle Holding Co to Phil!;, Wein?
stein, 34G West Knd av; Mav 28; due
May 1, ?1*29; 54 p o; attv. Lawvers T
,v T To, 160 Bway.$29.000
JACKSON AV, n w 0 Home, 232.9x253 1
to Postor, rd x lrr?g, Harnet t Peitz
& ano to Rosewater Realtv Corpn; May
29; 6 yrs, 5 p c; atty, Lawyers T & T
Co, 100 Bway .$100,00
WASHINGTON AV, w s, 102.5 s 175th st,
25xl50xlrre{r; Israel Metzner to Thos A
Klch, Princeton, N. J; May 29; due, etc,
?s per bond; atty, Lawvers Title 8r.
T Co, 160 Bway.$11,000
SAME prop; samo to Moses Puller, 17?7
Washington av; pr mtg $11,000; May 29; '
installs 6 p e; atty, same.$2,000
163d ST, n w c of Fox, 76x78xlrreg;
Marten Grossman to Hy Neindlin, 88
Central Park West, pr mtge $97,600;
Mav 29; 2 vrs. 6 p cent; attv. H Glaser
291 Bway .$: 5,000
LOTS and 27, map University Heights No;
Wm C Bergen to Anna F Hodglns, 165
K 'Fremont av; May 2i', due ? >ct 1,
1319, C p c; atty, H B Chambers. 115
Bway.$7,000 '
165TH ST. n a. 50.4 w Carroll pi, 25v34.6;
Alex S Wells to Sarah A Butter, 456 B
136th st; May 29; 3 yrs, 6 p c; atty,
Arthur Bell, 3S1 E 140th st.$1,700
TELLER AV, n w s, 774 11, n e 169th |
st, runs s w 73.4 r 'l w 100.8 x s e 60.4x
s w 66.8 to leg, Thos McKeans to
Johanna McManus, 882 Lex av; May 26;
3 vrs, 5 p cent; atty, II S Cook, 38 1'ark
Row .$12.000
Mi'KRtS AV. s 'v cor 167th st, N V Title
& Mtg Co to Louis G Myth, 266 W 93d
st; attorney, N. Y. Title <fe Mtg. Co., 135
Broadway .$10.0u0
Lots 43 to 45, map bldg lots W A & H C
Mapes. Commercial Finance Co to La
vlnia M Lasher, extrx, Hyde Park. N Y;
attorney. C W H Arnold. .1 Liberty st '
.$2,000 |
BATHGATH AV, 1663-5; Ignatz Roth to
Albert Deutsch, 1292 Madison av; attor- |
ney, Frederick Lese, 36 Nassau st..$100 1
JEROME AV, s w cor Kingsbrldge rd, 62.7 |
x?; .lohn C Blockhaus, exr, to N Y !
Title & Mtg Co, 13 Broadway; attorney, '
N. Y. Title & Mtg. Co.. 135 Broad?
way .$10,000 ;
136TH ST. n B. 189.6 w Cypress av, 62.6x ;
100; Arthur I) Cahn to Fredk Lese, 133
E 80th; attornev. F. Lese, 36 Nassau
st .$ i !
HATHGATK AV. 1990: Barclay Holding
Corp to Irving Trust Co, s2 West Bi ?ad
way; attorney. Irving Trust Co., 92
We3t Broadway .$1 ?
SHERIDAN AV, 1060. Skandia Bldg Co to
Jacob Stolweln, 428 E 157th st et al:
attorney. Titln Guar. & T, Co., 17.', ;
Broadway .$100
MORRIS AV, 1059; Anna M Theurer to
Millie Litzky, 1059 Morris av; attorn?y.
?.'has. Eiiu, 51 t'liambers st.?7.175.
JACKSON AV, 762; Barclay Holding Corp!
to Isaac Roberts. 258 Hooper, Brooklyn;
attorney, J. H. Zieg?r, 217 B'waj.$1
165TH ST, 1161-5 E: Bedford H, ng
Corp to Morris Herman, 960 Pro?].t
av; attorney, H. G lasser, 291 Broadway; !
2 a( ? 1,000 each . . . . .$? ,000
SAME PROPERTY; Morris Herman to Hy
Mindlen, Ii8 Central Park W and ano;
attorney, same: 2 at ?4.0OO each...$100
SHERIDAN AV, 1061. Ida Reese, to Anna
Blumenthal 158 Hamilton at. Buffalo.
N Y, ottornev, A. & H. Block. 9!? Nas?
sau st .$:,000 i
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
GROVE ST. s s, 160 w Illeccker st ; Sarn'l
Riker jr, and ano. exrs, H?lon 1 Hen
dricks. to Harmon W Hendrlcks, 270
Park ove; atty, Bam'l Hiker, jr, 19 Cedar
st .$9,000
106TH ST. 2:5 E, Water st, 147. Catherin?
Ht, 22; Houston st, 283 E; Harmon Wi
Warirlricks and anu. exrs, Isabel E Brush,
to Bdtth Hendrlcks, 270 Park av; atty,
Sam'l Rlker, Jr, 19 Cedar st ; 6 aasmts
$74.480
16?TH ST, 547 W, 2 1-3 parts; mtg $18,
000; Alberta Underwear Co to Sara [sar
and S Isar to Isaac O Schiff. 2 W 88th
Bl . attys, Morrison & Schiff, 320 Broa
way; 2 ?s.?mts, cacti.$100
AUDUBON AV, 411. 309, 407. n .-? cor 185th
st: a e cor 186th st, 40;'. e s, 54.1 s
186th st and e s 187th st, s 186th st.
all on Audubon av. Alenel Conetr Co
to Mos?s J Wolf, 1120 Madison av. et al,
.vis, BenJ Mordecai, 318 W 105th st,
and R Richard Da>rs, 200 Riverside dr.
attvs. Wolf & Kohn, 209 Bway, assmta
with Btatcd int.$40."no
CENTRAL PARK W. 163; Jno B Harrison
and ano. exrs, etc, to Commonwealth
Sav Bank. 2007 Amstrdm av; atty, Geo
H Hyde, H Park row.$26,01 0
36TH ST, 23 W; Title Guar ?* i'i ust Co
to Bmplro Trust Co, 120 Bway atty,
Randolph Parmly 2 Rector st...$21,500
c, i, il'K!; ST, s s, 150.2 e Academy st ; Tute
G & T Co to Ascher Wasserman, 2 M W
74th st, atty, Title G .v T Co 176 Broad?
way .$::.1.ooo
76TH ST. 93.6 e 1st av; mtge $1,600; Cen?
tra] l'nlon Trust Co, trustee, to E .T
Goppoldt, 5159 Boulevard W, West New
"York, N J; atty, C A Strauss, 261 Broad?
way .$ !
134TH ST, 64 K, mtg.' $28 500; a t, Walter
M Weir to Adrian 11 Jackson. 25] W
SSth al address, lOG Lexington av..$100
SHERMAN AV, ICO; mtge ?8,500 Abel
King and ano to Max .] Klein and ano,
22 Mount Morris Park W.-?: ; atty, Fredk
Lese, 35 Nassau si. , . 51
?5TH ST, 138-140 E; nage $10,000; Solon
L Frank to Blanch E Frank, 2170 Bi.1
wa; , address. S ]. Frank, 1790 Broad?
way .$1
WATER ST. 2S: mtge $12,000. quarter
part, Clara H Gould to Susan McV Uem
eiinuy, Windsor. Vt; attys. Gould &
Wltkle, 2 Wall st.$3 000
SAME I'ROl'KRTV, mtge $1,000; Hudson
Mort Co to Motaros.' Realty Co and Mon?
trons K Co to Phlliu B Jennings. 2!>o
Clermont av. Brooklyn, address. Law?
yer? T S.- T Co, 160 Broadway; 2 as
?l?ns .$1 and $;<u0
New Building Plans
Manhattan
GRAND CONCOURSE, n w cor 167th st
five story hrk tnmt, 67.1 V. X137. H y 1er
Hldg Corpn, Hyman Herman, 136 Bdwv,
pr?s, owner?; Bprlngsten & Ooldhammer,
22 t mon ?.j, arehts; $176,000
CREST?N AV. n w cur Burns,,1e. av, five
story hrk tnmt, 56x00, Realty Manager?,
Inc. Frank Begrlsch. )r. 200 Bdwy, pre?
owners; Moore A LsnrtseMel, 600 2d uv
and l?8th st. ?rchtB. $1,8,000
WILLIA-MBBRIDQE Rn. w m. ? 1 5 n Pop?
lar st, oni? story brk garage, 73x160,
Bio la Realty Co, Sarah II Baraley, 1541
Ovorlng ?I, pns. own.1:1. M W Del (?au?
dio, IS 12 Gleason av, archt; $12,?00.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. a Surro?
gate of the County of New York, NOTICE [
Is hereby given to all persons having ,
claims against William L. Harkness, ?ate !
of tho County of New York, deceased, to
present the same, with vouchers thereof.
to the subscribers, at their place of trans?
acting business, at the office of Messrs.
Murray, Prentice & Howland. attorneys, at i
No. 37 Wall Street, In the Borough of
Manhattan, in the City of New York. '
State of New York. or. or before the 6th i
day of December, 1919. n?xt.
Dated. New York, the 28th day of Mav.
1919.
EDITH HALE HARKNESS.
THE NEW YOBK TRUST COMPANY.
Executor?.
MURRAY, PRENTICE <?? HOWLAND.
Attorneys for Executors; Office and
P. O. Address. 27 Wail Street. Bor?
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.?BY ORDER
of George Addlngton. Albany County
Judge and Acting Surrogate.
Notice is hereby giver., according to law,
to ail pei.-ons having claims or demands
against James C. Ft-.rrell. late of the city
of Albany, in said county, deceased, that
they are ruquired to exhibit the tarn?,
with the vouchers in support thereof, to
the subscriber, the executrix of the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, at
her placa of ti --isacting business as such
executrix, at the law offices of Charlea J.
Tobin. No. 95 State street. In thj cuy ol
Albany, New York, on or beforo tho ?4tb
day of July next.
Dated, Albany, N. Y., this 13th day of,
January, A. D. 1919.
MARGARET JSRADY FARRELL.
Executrix,
CHARLES J. TOBIN. Attorney for Ex?
ecutrix. 95 State street. Albany. N. Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate
of the Counts ,,f New York, NOTICE ta
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Frederick Mead, late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers,
at their place of transacting business, at
the office of Simpson, Thaotur ? Harriett,
their attorneys, at No. 62 Csdar Street, in
the Borough of Manhattan, in tho City of
New York. State of New York, un or be?
fore the 2lst day of July next.
Dated. New Y.rk. thd nth day of Jan?
uary. 1919.
THOMAS THACHBR.
PHILIP G. EARTLETT,
Ex? cut ora,
EIMPSON. THACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Executors. 62 Cedar St.,
New York City.
CAVALLL MAXIMILIAN G?IN PURSU
ancb of an order of Honora'ole John f
Cohalan. ? Surrogate nf the County of New
York, NOTICE is nereby given to all per?
sons having claims against Maximilian (3.
Cavalll. late of thu County of New Vork.
deceased, to pres< nt the sama with vouch?
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
place of transacting business, Boom 1002,
No. 193 Broadway. Manhattan B. rough.
New York City, on or before tho 4tb day
of August next.
Dated, New York, the 28th day of Jan?
uary, 1919.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY,
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER,
Executors.
BUTTON & KILSHEIMER. Attorney? for
Executors. 19b Broadway. Manhattan
Borough, New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF !
H nornble John P ?'"halan, a Sun >gato
of the County of New- York, NOTICE Is
hereby given :o all persons having claln s
tt(.'ai:.si Virginia Purdy Bacon, lal?
County of New York, deceased, to
the same, with vouchers thereof
subscriber Rt Us principal place of ti ins
acting business, a! No. 22 William Street,
1n the Borough of Manhattan, in
of New York, Slate of Now York, on or
befor" the 13th day of D? mb no:
Dated, New Yurk, tho 29th day i : Mav,
1919.
THH FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST
< '?? i M ; 'A N V. Ten porary A nlsti
GELLER, R? ?LST? \ & H? '1'. W \ ti i
neys for Temporary Adi li Istral ir, 21
Exchange Place. Now York, N. V.
HAUSELT, MARIE.?IN Trr.SCA.NrE
of tti order of Honor;, t,le ..>,'??;. J". Co?
halan, a Surrogate of the County o: New
York, NOTICE! is hereby given to all per
sons having claims agalnsl Marie H
late of tho City -?: 7. iri h, R. pub
Switzerland, deceased, to present th?
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
at hit? place Of transacting business, at the
office of his attorneys, ! I uni H .?. Bel
No. ?120 I::-' .a I ? ?? Borough Manl ti
In the City Of N? w V i.. on oi b :
15th day of Decenib? ? next.
Dated. New York, the 20th day of Msv.
1919.
GBO. WHITEFIELD BETTS. Jr..
Temporary Administrator.
HUNT, HI 1.1. cv BETTS, Attorneys for
Administrator, 120 Broadway, Man
hattan, New York City.
PECK, JULIA BLANCHE.?IN PURSU
ance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohaian, a Surrogate of the County of N-w
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to sll per?
sons havln? cialms against Julia Blanche
Peck, late of the County of New York, ds
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at Its plac? o?
transacting business, at the oflioe of
EmAet & Parish, Us attorneys, No. 5}
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan, in th*
City oi New York, on or bet?re the 6to
day of August nest.
Dated, New York, the 23rd day of Jan?
uary, 1919.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
EMMET & PARISH. Attorneys for Ex
ecutor, 52 Wall Street, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
MICHAELIS, HENRIETTA.?IN PURSU
(?ii'"' of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County or
Now York, notic? is hereby given to all
persons having claim? againsl H? rietta
Michaelis, lato of the C unty of New
York, deceased, l< present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his
plac? of transacting business, at the office
of Louis J. Altkrug, No 931 Broadway,
Borough of Brooklyn, City of New v rk.
on or before the 2G:h day of November,
1919, next.
Dated Brooklyn, New York, the lath
day of May, 1919
HARRY MICHAELIS, Administrator.
LOUIS .!. ALTKRUG, Attorney for Ad
minlstrator, No '.?'?\ Broadway,
Brooklyn, New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OK
Honorabli John P Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New Y< rk NOTICE -i
hereby given to all persone having claims
against Daniel .1 Heede, als? known ?a
Daniel Heede. late of the Countj f New
i ork. de'cased to present the same, witii
? juchera thereof, to the subscriber, at hie
pin -e of transacting business, at the ,,files
of Louis Boehm. his attorney, al .'-. ? 15
William Street, in the Borough of Manhat?
tan, In tl;. City or New York. Stati f
New York, on or before the 10th day of
October, 1919, next.
Dated New York, the 31st day of March
1919.
EMIL JANOVIC, Executor
LOUIS BOEHM, Attorney for Executor
Office ar.d P, O. Address, 16 William
Street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
CUSHMAN, JOSEPH RATHBORNE?IN
pursuance of ai - r 1er of Honorable John
P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of th Count
New York, NOTICE I? hereby given to ?li
persons havln, g ph Rath -
borne Cushman, late of the County of New
Y?,rk. diseased, to present the same with
. . ?? hers thereof, to th? subscriber al her
plac? ?'?:.- ? ? ?? ? f the i
trix, care Stelsoi Jennings & Russell, No 15
Broad Street In : he Ci! of New orl on
hefur" the first da) of December ni
FRANCES 3. CUSHMAN Executrix
Dated. New Vork, the 21st day of M iv
1919
STETSON JENNINGS ?It RUSSELL, A
lorneys for Executrix, 15 Broad Stre
____________________________\
IN 1 URSUANCE OF AN OLDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan. n Surrogate
of the County .>f N? ??> Y.ir^. '. IT! E la
hereb) given to all persons having claims
?gainst Esielle T. Payne, a:,- of the
County of New York, deceased, to pr'ST.t
the same with vouchers thereof to the
Bul s? rlber, at his plai ? ? ;' trutisu? :.rij; busi?
ness. No. 10.7 Broadway, in the Borough
of Manhattan, In th? City .f N?--.v York, on
or before the 1st day of August next
Dated. Ncv Ycrk, tho 2-ltb day of Jan?
uary, 1919.
GEORGE C. FRANCISCUS,
Administrator.
THOMPSON &. FULLER, Attorneys for
Administrator. 1C5 Broadway, New
York.
Alterations
Manhattan
15TH ST, 409 to 413 E. to four two and
live five-story tnmts, ?' A A Carey, : t
Wall st, ownei . A E Naat, 56 W 45th
st, archt; I:. I
121: !2.",th st. 18 W, to a four story
store and dwelling, s A Potter, prem?
ises, owner; Som.rfield & Stockier, SI
Union set, ar, hts; $.'..0Oo
lili ST. :; w. ? , h four atory and bamnt
dwelling, ? olun bla Uhlverslt; . own? i .
Sommerfeld k Sleekier, arclits; $W Ot'0.
Recorded Leases
Manhattan
LIBERTY ST. 116, str and b. lessee to
nlier at cost $7..',00. Thoa Newbold, Indvd
and trustee, to Fredk Halms, 'lui, \\
i:;7th -! , 10 yra from -May 1. 1919; atty,
Jno W L'miiiia. 277 Bway.$1.000
-?
Phenomena of Lighting
A flash of lightning, it is claimed,
lights up the ground for one-millionth
of a second, yet it seems to last much
longer. What huppen* is that the im?
pression remain? in the retina of the
eye for about one-eighth of a second, or
124,000 times longer than the flash lasts
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogat?
of the County of New York. NOTICE la
hereby given to nil persons having , lain;*
against Grace O'Day Macpherson. late of
the County of New York, d-ceas-d. to pre?
sent the same with vouchers there if to
the subscribers, at their place of transact?
ing business at the office of Messrs Mur?
ray, Prentice <V Howl&nd, their attorney?,
at NO. 37 Wall Street, in the R.rough of
Manhattan, m the City of New York. Stat?
of Now 'i , ?:-,. ,:i or before the 20th day of
November. 1919, next
Dated, New York, the 8th day of May,
101".
EDWIN ALLAN MACPHERSON.
THE EQUITABLE TRIST COMPANY OP
KKW YORK,
Ad mlnlstratora
MURRAY. PP.ENTICE A HOWLAND,
attorneys for admin ?trat ?. i'fTlce
and P. O address, :'; Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan, New Turk
City.
FRENCH. SARAH E .?IN PURSUANCE
of an order of Honorable John P Co?
ha.an. a Surrogate of the County of New
York. NOTICE Is hereby ?Ten to a'! par?
sons ha' Ing ? talma against Sarah K
Freneh, late of the County of N'. w York.
deceased, to present the same. -? 11 h \mich
era thereof, to the subscriber, at ulacej
of transacting bus.t.ess, at the office <.f th?
executor. Central Union Trust Company of
New York, at t?o 80 Broadway, in ' th?
Bnrounh of Manhattan, in th.- city f New
York. Stave ,.f New York, on or before the
16th day of October. isi?. next.
Dated, New York, th.- 2nd day of April.
1919.
CENTRAL, UNION TRPST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFOR?,
Attorneys for Executor. Office and P.
O Address, 80 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, Ne? York City.
IN PURSUANCE OV AN ORDER OF HON
John i' Cohalan, a Bun agate- of
the Count} ol New York, Notice is hereby
giv--n to a? persona having claim? a(f?in?t
Aaron 1' Hlanck, late o? ihe Count} N ?J
Ycrk, ? present the ulbm, v.in
vouchers thereof, to the subscril >r?, at their
place of transacting bu Incss, u- the olSoe
ol Rl hi I ? .' Lewis, their attorney, at No.
68 William Sire :. In the Borough of Man
h In tin C y of New Y.,rk. ?State of
New York, on oi before ihe : l da) of No
vt-ii.l cr. 1919. next.
Dated, Now York, the 15th dav of April.
19lQ
MAS J PLANCK.
CORNELIUS W BERDAN.
RICHARD ?.. LEWIS, Attoro?) foi E -
r ' ' and 1 < n Idi ? ss, ?l
V\ Borough of Man!,a-tan.
IN PUR.SU VNCE OF AN OHITR OF HON
cri.l le .ii hn P Cohalan, a Surrogate of
?;.. , int) of \ ? -w Yi ?I ere.
by gl i to all pera, na having ? ..cm?
a(.-a;i-' gmont Bchermerhorn. ls'.a
of the < ?'??" of Nevs York, d eaaed, to
pr?s ?? '.'.to
-.i-.- .? i) - r bei s e : their pis ? I m,-' -
'.i.ir business, at the office of A?ft^.i K
? i .'i: ! Sti eat, in
? ho Bor ugh of M In th* Cttjr of
New York, State ol .\.-v. y, -k. on or be?
fore the 1st day of Ni embci 1919, next.
Dated, New York, the in ,Uy of April,
1919.
ALFRED K SCHERMERHORN,
GEORGE C. KOBBE,
P .xee-itnrw
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE Ut orner? fot
: xei utors, I iffii a and P O '.?1.1'???.
N .s 41 and 4''. Wal Btreet, h -..-?a
itan, N*w Y
SCIP >TT, I 11AR1.E8 M I 1 R
suan ?'.,,,,,.. ' i ? ?-. r
Coha ..
[CES ?
; ILES
M. S' H IT r. J > ? ' hi
. ...
at
.
. .n.
No. S! R, in. In the
City of Ne* ? ?
ir nexl
Dated, N,-w v or May.
1919. i ? .' I- - i
'. I Li 1A&I W S HOMP,
II L" B El
.'ira
ALEXANDER 11 ? . , . ne*
i" ir 1. se, -.ors. 2 It t, Saw
{ v '
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER O?
Hon able Johl ! halan, ? : -,irr?gate
of the County f New York. NOTICE ia
hereby given ti . person* having c'a.me
a-- .'. -t i :?] ward ? ? . ?at? of
the Count) "f n< ??? Y'i'li. di eaaed, ? . pr*
s< ;.- thi ?am ?. Ith '"? her* thereof to the
subsi ribi :. ..' s pla? ? f ?--.? ... t;ng busi?
ness, at the office of M rs an
finil cV Stone, No. 49 Wall Btreet, ir the
City of New Vor,., on or ?e?uie t,?e 4 a day
of Ai.r ?st text.
I at New York, the Srd flay oi Feb
ruuij. 1919
GEOF. li: REESE SATTERLEB,
; ? ? utor
SATTERLEE. CANFIELD <x BTONR.
Att rneya for Ex cutor, 49 \v-j.;i Btreet,
Boi of Manhattan, city of New
%urk
BAY!.IS, WILLIAM IN PCTiSUANCB OF
an Tdei ' II ?? irable JOHN P CO?
HALAN, .- Surrogate of -he County of New
York, NOTICE Is hereby glvi,n t,, A;: vt.x.
s, ns havi. age ????? vl II 1.1 AM
BAYL1S, late of 11 i inty f - ?? rofk,
I nt tli" mini .cith the
voucher* thi eof 'i tne subscribers, *t
? i . ,r -,: .- ,f trai --:. Ing ! ia ? esa, at th<i
< ?:,-,.r B s & i :o . No ;., W ?II Mreet,
in thi ? ' lew York, on rr before t!:o
. 17th day ol September n-xt
Dati New York, the th:r-? day ol
? MiM-..h, 1919.
WILLIAM P. '? YLI8.
GEORGE : ?-" HITE,
ALFRED It. KIMBA ,.f,
; tor?
JOHN MASON KNOX, Attorney for Ex
ecutoi a 19 Liberty -.??-. w Y,)rk
GROSSMaYER, FANNIE. ? IN PUR8U
anee ol an ordei I H lorable John P.
Cohalan a Surrogat! i t tin Count) f New
To-,.. ;OTl ' a . ?*r
sonn ha- ing Ci igatnst ] ? ? Irosa
of New 1 ork.
de ? :. sob?
ers thereof to the subscriber, n> ita idace
fif uai.sac Ing I No ? < Bi 'aclway,
B irough ?: Man! att in .,. :-..? ? : ,( New
York, on ir . i ' : - '.;.- 19th uj; of July
next
Dated, . S rk, Ihe I3tb day of Jan?
uary. ''? ?
CENTRAL UNION TRUST ?""OM
1 . NY I- ' E ?'. TORE, Executor
MILLE LANE .'. TP.AFFORD,
? ? Mr-.tidway,
B rough ol Ni ... Y ora City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of H-ino
able Join P Cohalan, a Hurrcgate or ibs
County ol New York, non.,- la h?ret > k v?n xt
all persons Having claims agnir.st WliUatn tl.
L. i...-e. la the O unty of New York, de?
ceased, to present tr.e same with voucher?
thereof to subscribers at thjli- pi?.-? of
trannac:ir,r : ? ?':? ;t ? ' the office of Philip E.
Conncll, -*3 Pine Street.
Boroui ?'?'? - hattan, In Cio City of New
Tori ,ot ' ' ay of J ..- 191?.
, - a -ork. the 2nd day of December,
191?,
BAM EL R1KER. JR ,
RICHARD Ci RZON HOFFMAN, JR..
Executor?.
PHILIP i- CONNELL. Attorney for Eri j
tors. No *n Idno S'r..?-t, BorougB of Man?
hattan. New York City.
IN" PUR ANCE or AN ORDER OF
i i Cohalan, a S .--ogate
of tho - ? unty of r - k ?
vina ilma
against i of the
forl j,i??f-rt
rs thereof to t :,'? sub
scrlber, at tils place ol rranp, ting tius:
ness, No. C? Leonard
f M f N< w Y rk. on
or before thi . da ^x.:
Dated ? .. York, 10th ... .. vf Jan?
uary, 1919.
WILLIAM ,nE.
:. - ' r , > . r
CHOATE. i ..r. m Q ?' f. ?? ueuu
,., v.*... S i-.... Manhattan, .so? lor*
C,:y
CI ALK, BESSIE IN PURSUAWCB O?
a rabli P Cohalan,
a Surroi f New York.
gl> n to atl pe? i taaa ? -
li agati st it lata of
my of Ni v. Y n k. de? .-^-. i. pr?
? f to the
er i ? 9
s, at the office r Merrl RogeraA
T. rry, her alt I r . lwar.
.,- in th? CUy of New 'Y rk, ua
or b- f June neat
Dati '- w \ rk the attb da) of Na
vember 191S
MARGAIlET L HU.N'l Ex* - t
MERRI1 . i OGER?! A TERRY, \ttor.
r. y? fot Hroa.jtv??,
Manhattan, .'.. ? "fork CI y
<?) ? RSON, CAROLIN1 ROS? :N I'UR
suai t-e Of II1
of New
s ork ' ' >T1 .
sons i ?% ;' g rlaims s
IK ISS PEA ItSi N -
Ihe ?aras
? i ? -. ?t
la ? T<?
i { his ? , in
te Cit> Ne Y i, on < . befoi a the
iirst ., ?. f O
Dati : roi 'ai f Mar-h,
; t.: si
PKA Jr.
WILLIAM P MAI.ONK1
and i 2 Kx
? >s- vk.
HEN, WILLIAM C?IN PfRSU?
ano? ?! ,.n order ol Honorable .lehn P.
t.f the County of Nee*
York. NOTICE is h? r?-i.\ *i\ t. i ?:i per?
'? s h? ia asta Inst WI LUI A ta Q
BOSCHEN late of M ? f New
York, deceaveed, ta gr?vent the un,, with
?i? tlier.-,,f :o the subscriber, at US
pl?c,- ,,( transartlny busln?as Ni 21 WIM
lani .M-eet. In tit? City of Ne? York, on at
: befre tli? 14'h ..? v of June tir.M
lute.' New v --k, Deoetnbei Ird. I?t<?
THE FARMERS' LOAN A N l rKCaTT
I UMC \ NY Execute?
GELLKB ItOLSTQN << KORAN \?:er
'"x? ' ' ?? '? ? i .C? Place.
New York. N. X,

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