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Rcoms anci IWd.r. \\ AlTltS ? S!tuati?"? Wanted
r ...... S ?d AtsKrtmantt w ^^ ... w Buimeii Opportunities
fcOST. FOUNDjiXNp ?EWAHD3
?as*?T/sdv's velvet nannbag, Thursday,
**twe?a 9 *nA * so ?? "' ? <:-*'h"?' ?? 5th
near 30th at. or on 3d ?v, arcenwloh
v-raae contents ne follows: Ono diamond
*i rnf-v pendant, one diamond and ruby
S??osls'-" on? diamond and ruby brooch.
I_ ?ufinum and diamond wriat watch,
S_ k'oM vanity ?ases, initials ?. tt.l
v.v?. S check books, currency end papor?.
tVrv liberal reward and no question?
t?k?<l. M?* H Barry, 8.10 Weet 103d St.
j'Uone Rlversido 41,09. _
;??T ??Left In taxloab, 83 West S8d st..
March 6. 1030 p. m. Martsn ????J. *?*
? irn above address; re\v.v,J. M. D. Ihur
LOST BANKBOOKS
' .-sT-.BanKh-H.U No, 746690 of the Union
ntme Savings Batik Is missing. Any
? r.,r?on having a cUim to It la hereby called
? noon to prest??? <lto ??**!?> within ten days
o? submit to having said passbook can?
es) lad a"i * WV one issued.
ti>ST- Bankbook No 370244 of the Colon
ninio iftavinM Bank is missing. Any person
h_Vins a claim to it is herehy culled upon
L? arasen! the same within ten days or
-_*>mit to having si'.d passbook cancelled
.nd a new on* issued._
Ii!a??jf__0Banlvbool1 No. 134290. North Rtver
'-savlncs Bank; payment ?topped. Kltul
? return to Rank. 31 West S4th Street.
vow Sfork. ._
tOST.?B?nkbook No. 74.7 3? of the United
States Savings Bank of New York. Pay
meut stopped. Pleas? return book to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No 141,349, North River
Savings Bark. 31 West 3?tb St. Pay?
m__T T"**?'?wl Kindly return t?> bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
2! 2 WEST 72D.
Two rooms, bath, kitchenette: very well
*-<* computeiv furnished, Including Unen,
saver maid service If desired: long or
-hort leas Possesalon from Monday, 15th.
3T. MARTIN. _
S'TII ST, 70 \\es:- Beautiful furnished
front room, \?ith riressiiiK room, running
?ate;-, electri-ity; also front basement;
-.-{orenccs. Owner.
TB ST. 143 West?Five rooms: bath, real
kitchen, two bedrooms! rent $200; walk
n Cali Vanderbllt 6000; room 1591.
FURNISHED APARTM'TS TO LET
SIX-ROOM APARTMENT, completely fur?
nished, southern exposure, open flreplace;
J?00 a month, from April till October,
? '.-* Telephone Sohuyler 5200.
l.OTH, 4S4 WEST.?High class 8-room
?pa-tments. kitchenette. nicely fur
ashed- Apartment 3-G. Telephone Morn
,f,|de in
BOARD WANTED
BOARD FOR INFANT, six weeks eld;
references required. Call 68-B, Chelsea
Holt). West 23d st.
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
LEARN* TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
?nd profitable work; ?lay and evening
rlafses. Send for free booklet and visitor's
pass. West Side Y. M. C. A.. 306 Wast
Kth ?t.
SHALL I CHANGE MY JOB?
Before making a chant*, find out what
your life work should be. The trained
analyst can determine, from a study of the
faqe, ?hQ right Job for you. This study Is
hased on known scientific laws. No psycho?
logical tests, no trade tests. Call here for
full details Booklet "L" on request. Merton
Institute, Inc.. 96 Fifth ave. ?.at 15th st.),
N. Y. Tel Chelsea 4054. ffi
YOUNG MfclN", 17 upward, desiring rallway
mal] clerkships, $110 month, write for free
particulars examinations. J. Leonard (for?
mer government examiner), 872 Equitable
Building, Washington.
HELP WANTED MALE '
BOY for office. Apply Mr.
Black. Peter Henderson <_.
Co.. 85 Cortlandt st,
:10V wanted for errands; insurnaee knowl?
edge preferred; good opportunity for ad?
vancement. Apply Room 806. 6S William st.
VOY wanted In the auditing department ;
splendid chance for advancement. Apply
Room 736. lntei*natlonal Paper Co., 30 Broad.
RO?B wanted In large advertising agency ;
chance for advancement. Call J. Walter
Thompson Company, 244 Madison --arve., New
Vork City.
BOY?Export house; bright and well rec?
ommended; good opportunity. Parson?
?v Whlttemore. 299 Broadway, room 1718.
CLERK wanted by Insurance company;
good opportunity for advancement. An?
swer, stating age, experience arid salary
desired, B? Box 693, Tribune Office.
DRAUGHTSMAN
having experience in gen?
eral mill work, conveyors,
machinery lay-outs, pip?
ing, etc. State age, expe?
rience, salary, and how
soon available. Christian
firm. Apply by letter only.
E. D. MORGAN
National Sugar Refinery
YONKERS, NEW YORK
OFFICE BOY wanted; bright. Intelligent
American. 16 to 18 years old. In whole
sal? house. A.. Box 865, Tribune Office.
SALESMEN?Pev.ral ambitious experi?
ence! men to do special house-to-houan
work for newspapers in naarby towns with
a cracker jack premium, needed in every
horma Mea en ruing bltr money. Liberal
guarantee against commission. Call and
look. Room 1101, 150 6th av.
SALESMEN
to sel! a high class security roo? to be listed
on New York Curb. Gnash. 51 Maiden Lane,
city.
SPECIALTY SALESMAN
Who would like to locate In
New York City, or
COLLEGE GRADE AT;-:
who c.nn Show record of Hucoess
is wanted to represent a large
o?*e*i?ratlon In negotiations of
a difficult nature.
Wi?-fU.n worth $5,000 to right
?nan.
J H Huntington. 106 West
40th st., bet. 9:30 and 1 o'clock.
TOCK ROOM CLERK wanted by Insur?
ant.? nfiice; excellent opportunity. An
?wer. stating age. experience and salary
??sired, B , Box 694, Tribune Office.
TOC.VO MAN for office work and errands for
export house; must be bright and reliable
?no not afraid of work; good ?alary and ad?
vancement to right young man. Apply Bruns
*'?--k. 276 ?Spring st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AflTIPT. FASHION, EXPERIENCED AND
jBBQINNERS HENRY BLOCK. INC.. 15
^8T ?8TH ST. >?
CHAMBERMAID-LAUNDRESS.?Willing to
?o to country; good home and wages. Write
are of J. j. Twohey, Dsvenport Neck, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
CLERICAL workers and filers I several
young Udles for interesting work ; high
?cnool graduates preferred; |14 weekly to
EMt The Efficiency Mall List Co.. __5
W?-t 6*fti? rt.
cOOK., in prrvtt? family; plea-ant s-ur
roundmge. good wage?. 6<f Montgomery
... '. or Phouo Prospect 167. Carfare
. '?funded.
aOUSEWORKBR. eapahts, good OOOkl
?WsrenoM required; 1-0. Mr?. Prtoe. Et
-~^-_~-^__J^? _?!!?? Cnrtara paid.
^TtBES WAf*THlI>/~Two .ndergraduate
nurses In OrtboMsdlo Hospital in Brooklyn;
Eg .mW? S-M full maintenance. Telephone
"Wstur t?7C Address 184? President at.
,T*N'^*APHHR-BO?KKK_?PH"RrT_.B4T.
sJ.Pl?^t.,T?rk*,*? wlth knowledge of office
Dr_f_b__tol,0Tr'u'> ._.?*??** ?*??? Christian
***** * ?roast, Ine.. ?71 -fifth ara.
*?_?!.? I?,1**1*** ??TMrHsnee? nurse tor
sana 1*4 years, maid for general house
?wa?.'. no? l*u?fnr; Westohsster County.
g ?s_w.ml,_rciro? ?eus hi?~~
HELP WANTED FEMALB
? GIRLS AS CLERKS AND AS
TYPISTS
Gir?a? age 17 and over, want?
ed for permanent positions.
HOURS 9 to 4.80
SATURDAY, 9 to 12
LUNCHEON SERVED FREE.
Free Medical attention, Dental
Advice, Insurance, Circulat?
ing Library, Gymnasium.
Classes in Stenography, Type?
writing, Dictaphone Operating,
, French. English, Home Nurs?
ing, Millinery and Dressmaking,
with competent instructors and
without expense.
OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS
? WITH SOME HIGH SCHOOL
OR BUSINESS SCHOOL
TRAINING IN TYPEWRIT?
ING Tp QUALIFY AND FILL
EARLY VACANCIES.
I
SALARY TO START, $12.
RAPID ADVANCEMENT TO
THOSE WHO MERIT IT.
i QUALIFIED APPLICANTS
WILL BE STARTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply any day between 9 and
4.30. (Monday and Wednesday
until 6 p. m.) Room 5030 Metro?
politan Life Building, 4th Ave
& 23d Street. Use Madison
Avenue elevator to 5th floor.
GIRLS
WANTED
Permanent Work
Positions
open in
several
Departments
$15.00 A WEEK
TO START
Regular
increases
with many
Opportunities
to reach
earnings of
$25.00 TO $30.00 A
WEEK
48 hours (or less) a week
NIGHT WORK ALSO
For Young Women
over 21 years
$18.00 to start.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES:
1168 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN
8:00 A. M. TO 8:90 P. M.
ilt E. TREMONT AVE.. BRONX
9:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M.
II WILLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN
?:0? A. M. TO 8:00 P. M
. ABOVE OFFICES ALSO OPEN
6ATlRD\Yg TO 4 P. SI., SUN?
DAYS 1 P. M. TO 5 P. M.
44 PEARL ST., MANHATTAN
11:00 A. M. TO 3:00 P. M.
1?38 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN
8:00 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M.
or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 12*00
New York
Telephone Company
GIRL FOR SAMPLE DEPT. LARGE TEX?
TILE EXPORT HOUSE. J. F. COMINS
& CO., 74 WORTH ST.
SALESLADIES, experienced In cloaks and
suits; good salary. S. Kopltofsky, 90 Man?
hattan ave.. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHE!?.?-Christian: neat, Intelli?
gent, high school training; some exporlence;
start $22.50. Apply after 2 Saturday, Lam
son Co.. 9 East 37th at.
TYPIST wanted by Insurance company;
good opportunity for advancement. An?
swer, stilting age, experience and ?alary
d?-sired, B., Box U03, Tribune Office.
WAITRESS wanted; four In family;
wages $t;0 fur experience?! person. Box
3, Ar?bley-on-liudaon. Telephone Irving
ton 14?3.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUR, married, wishes position;
commercial; 4 years In Buck service
station; best references. A. ICut, 4G1 East
80th st.
CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, city, country;
reference; seven years" experience. Vau
goin, 91 Kingston uvo.. Brooklyn.
COOK, colored, experienced, alt around ? ref?
erences. Call, wrlto Victor, 113 West 4tith.
COURIER?Most reliable English courier
living In London who -worked for mo
desires engagements for a party or fam?
ily or ladies; highest references. For In?
formaron addreiis M. S. BurrUI, 24 Broad
street. _*
HORSEMAN, middle aged, married, with
long experience rxo trainer and tiding
instructor, desires position to take charge
of gentleman's ?table in country; the very
beet reference?. A. S.. 42 Gray 8t.. New?
ark, N. J. *_
MACHINIST, reliable mechanto. with Ion?
experlenoe, desires special Jobs or work
to develop Inventions, eto. ; has own ?hop,
Tacllltlea Olson. 3 47 East 82d ?t.
MAN, 42, good penman, desires position ?t
anything. Reimers. 157 East 77th ?i.
MARRIED COUPLE (90) want positions
in country as superintendent and house?
keeper; ?mall club or estate : highest ref?
erence?. B.. Box 700, Tribune Office.
MASSEUR, -with license} long experience.
Karl Nleman, 826 43d ?t.. Brooklyn.
Telephone Sunset 6868.
YOUNG MAN desire? position as book?
keeper. William Sltner, C>5 West l??h
! st., car? Ant man.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
| OIRIi wishes position as lady's maid,
manicuring, etc. M. B. Harris?, 168
Wirt 163d ?t.
?'??i. ?apaci ?,;.'l,-r-iiiT, i ae *n v.m
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MORTGAGE BROKER
Opportunity for experienced man only
to asnociat? himself with first olas?
concern. IX B., Box 76,?Trlbune Office.
FOR BALK
At EQUIPPED DENTAL LABORATORY,
best location on But Sid*. Ingot r?
WoUuakl/. 8ST Of** 4*.
Mills Building Is Leased
By J. P. Morgan & Co.
Well Known Broad Street Structure To Be Removed
in Two Years and Tall Offices Erected on
Site; 800 Concerns Must Find New Place?
1 The Mills Building:, in Broad Street,
' across from th? Stock Exchange, for
years ono of the great structures of the
"Street," is to be removed at tho end
of two years and a new building erected
on its site. J. P. Morgan & Co. have
leased tho property for twenty-ono
I years, with four renewal privilege?,
! which makes tho lease e/irfhtyvfour
; years.
Tho lease dates from Mar 1 next,
I but it will not be until May 1, 1923.
j that the bankers will get full posses?
sion of the structure. About that time
the last of tho 800 or more leases for
office space in the structure will have
1 expired. In the mean time plans for
I the development of the. site will be
j decided by the Morgan firm. Just now
, tho bankers have no plans; neither
have thev selected any architect to
work with them on the scheme, and
they are not sure just how high the
building will bo carried above Broad
Street.
The solution of the office space needs
of the Morgan firm will determine all
these factors.
j The property was taken because tho
bankers have not sufficient space in
their line structure at the south corner
of Wall and Broad streets, which they
completed five years ago at a cost of
$?5,000,000. The anticipated office needs
of the firm for many years to come
wero considered in planning this struc?
ture. Tho war upset calculations so
badly that the Morgan firm had to
lease more than half a floor in the
Mills Building to house its increased
clerical force. The bankers came to the
conclusion that larger acommodations
would be necessary soon to handle
their business and negotiations wero
started with the estate of D. O. Mills
City Private Home Sales
Cover a Wide Territory
i Pease & Elliman have sold for tho
| estate of Sarah Bacharach the four
story dwelling, on lot 23x83.6, at 45
? East Eightieth Street.
Samuel II. Martin has sold for the
estate of Emily Hoyt the four-tstory
dwelling at 130 West Sovcnty>flrst
Street, on lot 18.0x100.
Harris B. Fisher has sold for P^d
ward Severin Clark to a client for im?
provement, 36 East Thirty-fifth Street,
a four-story dwelling, on lot 2;"Vx60.
William Metzger has sold for Slamuel
C. Baum 11 East 129th Street, a three
! story dwelling, on lot 16.8x99.11.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for
| William Milne to Ennis & Sinnott the
! three-story dwelling, on lot 16x1:02.2,
1 at 123 West Seventy-eighth Street.
? Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dike have
: purchased for a client from the es
I t?te of John A. Fackler the thxee
storv dwelling, on lot 20x100, at 430
! West Forty-fourth Street. This build?
ing will be altered for business and
I apartments.
Huff & Conger has sold the tSiree
[ story dwelling nt 441 East Eighty
fourth Street; also the threc-tstory
dwelling at 618 West 147th Streert.
Lisca & Palladino have sold far Dr.
Carmel Atonna to Antonetta Cav*a the
four-story dwellijt at 422 Eust 116th
Street, on lot 19x100.
Porter & Co. have Bold for Charles
P. Searle and Harrison A. Searle to
William J. Jones the three-story dwel?
ling at 32 West 126th Street.
W. J. Huston & Son have sold for
Ennis and Sinnott to Joseph Beck 469
West 134th Street, a five-story dwel?
ling, on lot 18x99.11.
The Tillie Klingenstein estate has
for th? Mills Building. These negotia?
tions, which were carried on without
the assistance of real estate brokers,
were concluded yesterday.
In view of the high value of property
in the financial district, particularly at
the jpnctlon of Wall and Bi'oad street?,
the most valuable land in the world, the
rental agreed upon by the Mills family
and the Morgan firm probably will be a
record breaker. At any rate, such are
; tho observations of real estate men fa
; miliar with fee and rental values in the
? heart of financial New York.
The building that will be erected on
the Mills Building site, which contains
about 23,000 square feet, a little more
than half an acre, will be a tall struct?
ure, a building of at least twenty
stories. Architecturally it will har?
monize with the exclusive six-story
banking building of the Morgan firm.
The lower floor of the new building
likely will be connected with the Mor
! gan banking floor?. The upper part of
j the building , will be rented to Wall
Street concerns. The late Darius O.
I Mills erected the building. For many
! years it was one of the most talked of
i structures in' the country, because of
i its architecture and the investment
: which it represented. It is said that
I Mr. Mills spent $3,000.000 in putting
! it up. Tho great stairway in the large
I court in the Broad Street front of the
I building has been its striking feature.
? The removal of the structure will put
\ great pressure on the renting situation
! in Wall Street, for it will put upward
! of eight hundred concerns in the hunt
for space. Some of them are large cor
! -porations and require large space.
] Henry Clews, who has been on the
?ground floor of the building for many
! years, is among those who will have to
j tind new quarters.
i sold to a physician the four-story
! dwelling at 136 East Seventy-ninth
' Street.
I M. A. DeBaun has sold for Mary S.
; Clarkson 426 East 141th Street, a two
story dwelling, on lot 16x100.
The Everett M. Seixas Company has
sold for Adele Mahony 505 West 145th
?Street, a four-story dwelling, to Bertha
P'rey.
Antique Dealers Get Fine House
The Louis XIV Antique Company,
Charles P. Miller president, has pur?
chased from the North Madison Ave?
nue Corporation the five-storv dwelling,
on lot 23x100, at 9 East Fifty-fifth
Street, opposite the Hotel St. Regis. A.
J. Robertson and Hannah Freud nego?
tiated the sale. The property will be
altered extensively by the new owner
for occupancy.
Countess de Montjour Leases
6th Av. Realty for $500,000
J. Arthur Fischer has leased from
Walter C. Wyckofl', trustee for the es?
tates of Countess de Montjour and
Mary M. Barrett, the five-story stone
building at the northeast corner of
Sixth Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street
for a term of twenty-one years, with
renewals. The aggregate rental for
? the first terms is $500,000. John R.
; and Oscar F. Foley were the brokers.
Macy Estate at Hewlett Sold
John F. Scott has sold for Miss Car
j roll Mucy, her country place known as
? Birch Corners, in trie Hewlett Bay
j property at Hewlett, L. I., to Ira A.
j Kip jr. The property contains about
three acres.
J. Albert Johnstra has sold the two
family dwelling, on plot 30x100, at 19
Hank Street, Flushing, for Albert
! Schorske to ,Tnnf>nh CvavtrfnvA
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
BOItorfJH OF MANHATTAN
FOR SALE
IV. E. Corner West End Ave. & 67th St.
5 STORY & BASEMENT B'LD'G
RIZFi 123x100
2 ELECTRIC ELEVATORS?100% SPRINKLERSYSTEM
POSSESSION ENTIRE B'LD'G MAY, 1921
Your Own Broker Only,
Tel. 4932 Barclay.
217 Broadway, N. Y.
Frederick Brown
WKHTC HESTER COCNTT
For Sale
S.E.Cor.B,way&65thSt.
5 Story?25 x 100
Possession Entire B'icTg
May 1st, 1920
Your Own Broker ONLY
Frederick Brown
Tel. -1933 Barday.
217 B'd'wnr, N. Y.
68TH, EAST
room?, 2 ba
lander ?0
-PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 10
ith?; $26,000. Phone Khlne
BOROrOH OF BROOKLYN
OVR one and two family houses In Pint bush,
Urooklyn, all Improvements, detached , *?*.i
rage?. Prices |7,D?O to $15,000; cash to suit;
iicv quickly. Write for appointment, Jmnu
Realty & Finance. Co., 815 World Building.
COMPLETE COUNTRY HOME
at a most
REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE
Colonial il'.'Biirn, 8 largo rooms, ? tiled
baths, all th>! very latest Improve?
ments mid convenience??, open fireplace,
larca veranda opening- off beautiful
living room, e-lcR-ruit sleeping poix-h.
connecting with bedroom. Very fluent
environments, Large plot, treea arid
shrubbery; near uta. nnd trolle:' Bervlco,
A Very Unusual Opportunity
to Buy a Choice Home
At YOUR Figure
muMMown
NK'.V YORK OFFICE, 17 W. 4SD ST
TELEPHONE Jiri*,-:A? 11ITJ. 7323, or
New llochello Ofllce, 2?S I1U?IENOT ST..
TELEPHONE S242 -NEW UOC1I EI.LK.
tO.N(i ISLAND
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
A distinctive Colonial dwelling, 7 rooms and
3 baths. Would cost 26% morn If this house
had not been contracted for prior to recent
advanoes in cost of building materials. On
large plot at Garden City Estates. Terms
can be arranged. For further details and ap?
pointment to inspect call or phone C. u.
Holt, 186 Madison Avenue. Phone Vander
bllt 8373.
I?P1AITTIFT.*L CORNER, STUCCO, 1-8
acre, fl rooms, 2 baths, 3 fireplaces, hot
water heat, cas, electricity, hardwood
floor?. 3-tuu laundry, delightful porches,
spacious lawns, trees; newly decorated;
desirable district; something choloe.
S 15.600. $S.iOO cash required. BREWER,
25 Midland ave. (tel. 4S-R), Whit? Plains.
NEW JERSEY
FOR SALB.?DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY
resldenoe of 14 rooms, with all modern
Improvements; building in good condition;
barn and chicleen house; on lot (10x220;
well located In the village of Patohogue,
five minute?' walk from railroad station.
Price less than $6,000. Terms of payment
reasonable.
F. GYTTK1BGE,
Fatohogue-SMymouf h Mills Corporation,
Patohogue, N. Y,
I FOR BALE.?AT HACKENSACK. N. J.,
to close estate. IB-room house, good re?
pair; plot 165 feet front; best part of town;
large tthade trees. Apply L. F. CLAREN?
DON, 78 Oold ?.., New York. Phon? 710
Beekman.
ENGLEW0QD, ???3%**
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N J.
L0WQ BEACH
Bungalows for rent, reasonable. Call on
M. DEFFLEY. Tali.?, '1ms from station.
LEON1A AND BOGOTA, Jf. *.
House Sit?* with All improvement*.
Prices will be much higher aeon.
Buy yours at present Iott prices.
G. B. Hitchcock. lmmm Bogota, N. J.
LONG BEACH
Bar-gala, 100x100, ou Broadway,
0, MOCK, 200 W. 101st.
REAL ESTAT? VOR ?ALB
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6,000 to $50,000
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
12 NASSAU ST. JOHN COM
EAST ORANGE
NEW HORTES.
Price ?7,750 um
We have the house yon want.
i- n ?, /> II *>??. D- L. * W. A m MTU
Connolly ft Connolly, station, last Orante..
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
9STH ST. 4a West?Unfurnished apart?
ments, S rooms, bath, kltehenett?: all
bu-provamaata, Room 44?, 141 Broadway.
Plainfield Substantially constructed attrac?
tive modern home, 18 rooms,
heated concrete garage. $18,000. Cash
required $5,000. Immediate possession.
J J Srkw.rt, T8 Broad St.,
MORTGAGE IX>ANS
MONEY PROCURED FOR IfT AND ID
mortgages. PEARSON A SON?, 4|4 Baa?
Tth at.. Brooklyn. Writ* or call evenings
after ?.
12-Story Lorington
On Central Park
West Corner Sold
Deal Pending for the Leas?
ing of the Property for
Apartment Hotel; Three
181st St. Houses Sold
The twalve-fltojry Lorington apnrt
mcnt, on plot 100x150, at the north
corner of Central Park West and
Seventieth Street, has been sold to
Raymond Marx. Negotiations are
pending for the lease of the property
for twenty-one year?, with renewals on
a net rental basis, to a well known
hotel man, who will at the expiration
of the prosont leases alter the building
into small apartment hotel suites from
plans by Robert T. Lyons, architect.
O'Connor ?fe Bain represented the pur?
chaser and Rose & Paskus the seller.
Heights Honses Passes to New Owners
The Condor Realty Corporation has
purchased from the Atlantic Realty
Company the three five-atory apart?
ments, with stores, at 554, 660 and 55S
West 181st Street, on plot 125x119.
Slawson & Hobbs and N. A. Berwin &
Co. were the brokers, and Norman Den
zer has beer? appointed manager and
sales agent for the new owners, who,
it is understood, are negotiating for
the resale of the property.
The Netherlsnd Sold
CharleB Kimmelman has bought from
the College Holding Company the
Netherland, a six and one-half story
apartment, on plot 217x90, occupying
the block front on the north sido of
158th Street, between St. Nicholas nnd
Edgecombe avenues. The seller ac?
quired it recently from Bruns Brothers.
S. Wacht represented the buyer.
Buyer for the Milano
The six-story Milano apartment, at
125 and 127 West Fifty-eighth Street,
has been purchased by Samuel and
Henry A. Blumenthal from the Milano
Company. It occupies a plot lOOxlOOx
irregular. Albert Field was the broker.
Tenements Sold and Resold
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold to Elias A. Cohen for J. H. Kean
the ten five-story tenements, including
83 to 95 Goerck Street, and 314 to 318
Rivington Street, covering a total plot?
tage of 175 feet in Goerck Street and
69 feet in Rivington Street. The prop?
erty is assessed at $132,000. Mr. Cohen
has resold eight of the ten properties
to separate buyers for investment.
Other Heights Houses Sold
Frederick Zittel & Sons have sold for
William E. Keys 4926 to 4935 Broad?
way, corner of 207th Street, a five
story apartment on plot 125x100. A. H.
Levy and Jacob Cohen were associate
brokers.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Richard Grant the four-story flat, on
lot 17x100, at 554 West 156th Street.
i The brokers have been appointed agents.
The Progressive Commercial Associ
; ation of America, Inc., has bought from
Charles Murphy the six-story apart?
ment, on plot 43.9x99.11, at 131 and 133
1 West 145th Street.
Buying in Harlem Section
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
'? have resold to V. M. Z. Boyajain the
?five-story apartment at 523 West 123d
; Street, on plot 33.4x100. O. G. Manns
j was the broker.
Sisea & Palladino have sold for the
' Isaac Pick estate to Adolph Cappello
2291 First Avenue, a four-story tene
? ment with stores on plot 28x75.
H. T. Wood has gold for Simon Levy
the Park Court, at 405 West 115th
: Street, a six-story elevator apartment
! on plot 65x100.
The Richelieu and Potomac apart
i ment8, two six-story elevator build
j ings, on plot 87.6x100.11, at 4 to 10
? West lOlBt Street, have been sold by
I Nathan Tekulaky to L. Zucker ?ft Co.
Tho Moll Realty Corporation has
; bought 1464 Fifth Avenue, a live-story
? flat, on lot 25x100.
John Peters has sold for the Eugenie
Lahm estate to James Carvey 61 East
108th Street, a four-story flat, on lot
17x100.11.
A. W. Mead has sold the four-story
building at 188 West 125th Street for
Annie E. Palmer to a client, of Ernest
? T. Bower.
Other Houses to Change Ownership
! E. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
? Mary W. Nadal the five-story apart?
ment known as the Livingston, at 126
' East Nineteenth Street. The house will
| be conducted on the cooperative plan
: after extensive alterations. Tho same
brokers have sold for the Bank for
| Savings the five-story tenement at 60
I Henry Street, on lot 25x100, to Rosa
Snitkousky.
James H. Cruikshank has resold to
Edward B. Jackson the five-story flat
at 518 West Fiftieth Street, on plot 25
xlOO. Harry Sugarman was the
broker.
Otto C. Boden jr. has resold through
Schleindler ft Leibler 320 East Sev
i enty-fourth Street, an eight-family
tenement, on lot 25x102.
Manufacturers Buy Building
Occupi?ed in Burling Slip
The Charlea F. Noyes Company and
Pease & Elliman have sold to the
Phoenix Asbestos Manufacturing Com?
pany the four-story building at 7 Burl?
ing Slip, which the concern has occu?
pied for .some time. It covers a site 20x
; 60, and was purchased from Elias A.
| Cohen.
Sale In Greene Street
E. H. Ludlow ?_ Co. have sold for the
Chichester estate the five-story fac?
tory and mercantile building at 96
Greene Street, on lot 25x100.
To Take Over Warehouses
The two six-story warehouses, on
plot, 54.1x175.3, at f. and 7 Vestry Street,
; through to 26 and 28 Laight Street.
I are to bo taken over by tho 5 and 1
' Vestry Street Corporation, H. J. Al
heim. H. P. Cameron and W. S. Petty
' directors. The realty was acquired last
? month by Benjamin Bernstein at the
, Helen C. Juilliard executor's sale con
. ducted by Joseph P. Day. Mr. Bern
? stein paid $103,000 for each building.
Twenty-second Street Loft Sold
M. ?ft L. Heas, Ino., have sold for tho
! Sallye Realty Corporation the six-story
I building at 54 West Twenty-second
I Street, containing approximately 17,
? 000 square feet. All leases expire on
; February 1, 1921.
. ' a
Talmudical Institute Gets
New Home for School
The Talmudical Institute of Harlem,
i Jacob Lunltz president, a charitable
\ Institution which has maintained a
j school in the upper part of tho city
I for ten years, has exchanged its quar
| ters at 64 and 68 West 114th Street,
j on the same block.
The latter Is a flve-story structure
i known as the Royal Lyceum, on plot
! 53.7x100.11, and was acquired from the
i Newman ?ft Wischer Construction Com
{ pany. But slight alterations are neces
| sary In the school's new home and It
? will be ready by May 1. The pr?sent
! homo consists ox two three-story dwell
i ings, on lot 86x100. which th?*? new buy
i ers will remodel.
Lots in 163d Street Sold
Slawson ?fe Hobbs have sold six lots
I on the south side of 163d Street, adjoin
j Ing the Broadway corner.
Banker Buys Rye Estate
Stewart C. Schenck has sold for Mrs.
Zelia K. Poet hoar estate ?. By? to
Walter S. Heeler, of the United States
Trust Conwaof.
Tenants to Buy Astor '
Realty in Prince Street
Form Corporation lo Take Over
Loft Building Occupying
Block Front
Tho late William Waldorf A?tor
estate, to part with more realty, it has
become known through the formation
of tho 569 Broadway Realty Corpora?
tion. The property at that point is a
six story loft building:, occupying the
block front on the north side of Prince
street, between Broadway and Mercer
street, a structure fronting: 100 feet on
Broadway and 110 feet in Mercer Street
and 200 feet in Prince Street.
Interests identified with the Light
olier Company, dealers in lighting fix?
tures, and tenants in the building are
to get control of the property. The in
corporators of the new company are
Charles A. Gottesman? treasurer of the
Lightolier Company; Max Blitzen and
Emanuel Klein, also of the same ad?
dress. It is capitalized at $25,000.
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STORAGE NOTICES
SURROGATES' NOTICES
THE PEOPLE OF THB STATE OF NEW
York, By the Oi ace of Ood, Free and
Independent.?To AMELIA KAUFMAN,
BERTHA ZIMMERMAN, DAVID KAUF- j
MANN, BENNO KAUFMANN, HERMANN
KAUFMANN, KA RI, KAUFMANN.
AMALIA GRUKNBAUM, SOPHIB j
ORUENBAUM. CLARA STERN, LENA
QOLDMBYBR, HANCHEN REUS. FANNT ?
KAUFMANN, the heir? and next of kin of 1
JACOB F. KAUFMAN, deceaaed. Sand
Greeting: I
Whereas. AMELIA KAUFMAN, who re- i
sidos at ?3 49 Weat 146th Street, Borough
and County and City of N?w York, has ;
lately applied to the Surrogates' Court of
our County of New York, to have a c*r- j
tain Instrument In wrKlng, relating to j
both real and personal property, duly j
proved aa the last v.-lu and testament of '
JACOB F. KAUFMAN, who waa at the i
timo of hla death a reatdant of the Bor- j
o'JKh of Manhattan, City and County ot j
New York, deceased; ;
THEREFORE, You and each of you ara
cited to ahow cause before the Surrogates'
Court of our County of New York, at tha I
Hall of Record?, In the County of New j
York, on the 2nd day of April, one thou- j
sand nine hundred and twenty, at half- ;
past ten o'clock In the forenoon of that
day, why the said will and testament
should not be admitted to probate ?a a
witi of real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF w? have
caused the seal ot tha Surrogate-1" Court
of the said County of New Tork to be
hereunto affixed. '
WITNESS. Honorable John P. Cohalan,
a Surrogat?? of our said County of Naw
York, at said County, tho 18th day Of Feb?
ruary, in the year of our Lord one thou?
sand nina hundred and twenty.
DANIEL J. DOWDNBT.
_C^rk o- -he Surrogate?* Court,
_BUSINESS CARJP8_
D?a-monda
11 r *
DIAMONDS AND JBWBLRT BOD?HT
FOR ?"ASH, eetacAs appraised, par
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upat-trs
WAREHOUSE SALE OF 000DS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
IN ACfXJRUANC'E WITH THE PROVISION
of lav?, then.- being due and unpai'i
charges for which the undersigned Matthew's
Express s-. Van <-'o . Inc , !s entitle to a
lien na warehouseman on the go^xTB herein?
after descritxxl.. and due notice having be?-n
given to ?11 parlies ki:own to claim an In
f-rest therein, and the ilin? Mx-i-ified in auch
not?oe for pu ?ment of euch ?.-harges having
expired, th*r? t?HI be sold at p?ihll<- a?<*tlo-1.
at MKi BLEKCKER 8T? NEW YORK CITS.
ON MOND.Y, MARCn ?0TH, 1S2?, AT
1 P. M., and eohtlnulag on each and
every day tl-creafter, beginning at the earn?
hour urail all goods are eold, to wit: House
hold furniture cunslatlng of parlor suits,
bedroom suits, dln?r.g room suits, Jlbrarj
furniture, pianos, viotroiae, m ;a!. ?1 Instr-j
rnents, carpets, rugs, trunks, boxes, ?>arrels
fuit cases, contents consisting of clothing
Unen, bOf-ks, papers, stationery, pictures, brie
a-brac. china and glasnwa?e, stlvarware. he :
ding, draperies end matt-riale and other per
sonal eflects, also barber fixtures etc , he; I
tor tha account of tha foi;owtng parties cor
cerned: C. McNally, i. Lynch. M. Totago. T
M. Romina, Philip Miles, F?.eney. Herold. F
B Wilson, Cecala, being stored In tho Mat?
thew's Express & Ven Co. Warehouses
Tha goods will b? ou exhibition on tha
day of tne sale.
MATTHEW'S EXPRESS 4 VAN CO.. INC..
200 Bleacher St . N. T.
SUMMONS
Furniture Wanted
HIOHBST PRICE? paid for furniture, an?
tiques, piano*, brio-a-brae, booka, art.
at?*. OABAY. S? University Plaee, Pheo?
?iuyvesant 3377. . .
TrmJks
i B-SaS2tB?A?X__* ar^ortT^lea ?
SUPRBMB COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
! ?ERNEST C. ROMANO, Plaintiff,
against ROBERT R?MER, doing busi?
ness under the name <>f ROBERT ROMER
I & COMPANY, Defendant.
'TO THB ABOVE NAM?D DEFENDANT:
I YOt: ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
i ?wer the complaint in this action, ahd la
; serv? a copy of your answer vn the Plain
; tlrf'e Attorneye within twenty days a?ter
the service of this aummona. exclusive of
i the day of service: and d* cat* of fallut-?
'? to appear, or answer, Judgment wilt Isa
taken against *> ?>u by ?JefauU fo? tha re
! lief damanded in th* complaint.
? Baud N. Y-, February fod, lflO.
OOODMAN * WBR?BB.
1 Plaintiff? Attorney?, Office ?ad Faat
OAe? Addrea?, No. (1 Chamber? Stras*.
Borough of Manhattan, New Tork City
I TO ROBERT ROMER, doing buaineaa a?
i ROBBKT ROMER <V COMPANY:
j The foregoing ?ummoiii la servad upon
. you by publication punRtant to an order u'
i nonorable Nathai; BIJur, oh? of tho Jus?
tice? of the Supr-m? ?''oue-t of the Sta's
> of New York, dated the -'th day of Fsh
ruary, WiO, and ?lud with the com ?taint
la th? office of the Clark ol th? County of
New Tork. at the County Court Rouae In
th? Borough of Manhattan, City. County
and Stat? ot Naw York
Dated Naw York, February ?Tth, 1?*N_
OodDMAN 4 feHRNSR,
?Uterney? for Plait??iff. Ofn>? ? T. O
Addraa?, tie. b\ Chamber? Str4Htt. Boif.
ougU of Mj-ahatuu?, New York Cur.