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Real Estate News
I
Buyers Select
Modern Flats
On West Side
goUie in West 57th St., Re
ccBtly Conveyed by Com?
missioner Harriss and Al?
tered for Su?es, Sold
in? modern six-story structure d?
iSi to stores and apartments at 33
?'.ftv-seventh Street. 25x100.6, be
/? With and Sixth avenues, and
?1 u ?t r-75.000, has been sold by Wil
v B May & Co. for tho owners, 33
? ,t Fiftv-seventh Street, Inc., to
V*I the 'parcel was conveyed a few
'?fhii aio by Deputy Police Commis
* sir John A. Harrias. It was one
f the old tvpc four-story dwellings
^d the company converted it into its
F?^ara&ctc^/old,f?.r fte War
_ul corporation, Joseph G. Abrams^n
???Ment, the six-story modern ele
22? iwrtment at 606 and 508 West
SiSet. 60x96, held at $150,000
Katharine G. Siejrelstem bought frorn
tr.ts Gittelman the six-story apart?
ment with stores at 1493 Madison Ave
C?W J Huston ? Son sold for Eldon
ftlib???to Frank C. Merkleo 2917 Eighth
Avenue a six-story modern tenement
?ntalning sixteen apartments and two
^Jennie Trentaeosta sold to Salvatore
Dsmbrosio the four-story house at 169
?S 08th Street, l6.8xlOC>.ll
Nora Rubinstein sold the two four
*tx>ry tenement? with stores at 2330
'ind 2332 Second Avenue. 20x80 each, to
Charlea *nd Louis Stein, respectively.
Jdari? ?a"o 8?ld to Josephine Malo
jpina 328 Bast Thirty-ninth Street, a
five-story tenement, 26x98.9.
Theresa Len* sold to John P. Kuhn
343 East Fifty-fourth Street, a four
story house, 20x100.5.
Mary ReiHy sold' to Margaret Rob
<erts 157 West Sixty-second Street, a
fnre-story tenement, 26x100.
Bernard A. Ottenberg sold to J.
Freeman the five-story flat with two
etores at 228 West 124th Street, 26x
100, through Fred G. Blechner.
P. Fried sold for John Bacso 1647
First Avenue, a four-story tenement,
25x76.
The F. F. R, Realty Company sold
(o Solomon W. Freedman 1403 Third
Avenue, a five-story tenement. 20x78.
Benjamin S. Marco sold to Morris
Klaas 552 West 1.32d Street, a flve
itory tenement, 25x99.11.
Charles Herrmann sold to the Albln
?Realty Company 129 to 188 Etanton
Street, southwest corner of Norfolk
Street, two five-story tenements -with
?tores, 100x60.
?
Dr. Win. Whitney Buys
Fine Home in 70th St.
Purchases House With Elevator
Disposed Of Recently by Dr.
Simon Baruch Estate
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston, rep?
resenting a client, resold the five-story
American-basement private dwelling
with elevator at 51 West Seventieth
Strest, 20x100, purchased from the es?
tate cf Dr. Simon Baruch last week.
Dr. William Whitney is tho purchaser
?ud will occupy the premises. L. J.
Phillips &. Co. and J. Romaine Brown
Company wore the brokers in the re?
file.
Brady & Bowman; Inc., sold for Mrs.
Kathleen K. Donahue her house at 180
West Seventy-second Street. This is
one of tho few remaining private
houses on the south side of the block
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave?
nue? which has not been altered for
business or apartments.
M. H. Gaillard & Co. sold fo Mrs.
Theresa Barna to the Misses M. E. and
V. E. Hughes the four-story residence
at 67 West Eighty-fifth Street. The
same brokers sold for Emil Halla to
, Mrs. M. Weinstein 60 West Eighty
fourth Street, including the furnitu?e.
Bracher & Hubert represented Mrs.
Weinstein as broker?.
Evelyn F. Gordon sold to Alice
Lynch 2052 Madison Avenue, a three
story dwelling, 16.5x75.
Theresa Barna sold to Martha E, and
viola E. Hughes the four-story dwell?
ing at 67 West Eighty-fifth Street, 17.6
?102,2.
John C. Coleman resold 142 and 144
WeBt 118th Street, two four-story
dwellings, 16x100 each, for Louis
Davis, to an out-of-town buyer.
Edward S. Billings sold to Jacob
Drechsler 413 West 147th Street, a
three-story dwelling-, 19.9x99.11.
Lillian E. Bertsch sold to Emma
Cook 514 West 149th Street, a threc
etoiy dwelling, 15x99.11. '
? ??
Results of Auction Sales
By Jt-Mph v. Day
.n?'?0-*lboUn(5e? h* 2d and 1st avf, ?6th
?,,?... ? BU- 2";1??50, 2 and 3 Sty oar
tW War?*-* et al ?5* 8econd
k .Z, , II ? Pt *??: *,oh*' C ?ark, ref;
L?f?i U"\,r*????'????>? 1.74; taxes. 6to, $288,
?^ 1*4.61; adjourned io November 14.
By Henry Brady
t si? f?' I16. W', n *? 16l!* W I^no? ?v.
i??Tfo?-- 117 W' n *?? m-* w Lenox av.
?""?*??,)i;cBtmo a(rt san'e* action 2; amt
?~1____ ' taxe8> ?te, $132.75; prior
APARTMENTS TO LET? FUBNIBHKD
Manhattan
?HTTi ST 33fl West?Exceptionally well
lt?i *!ed ap?artment, 2 or 3 rooms, rental
?l?0j-tvi mor-*. Supt. or
... ?M. MORC?ENTHAU JR. CO..
?_**os*JM St. _6486 Bryant.
S1ST ST. (Broadway)?Three and nix rooms,
?ell furnished ; elevator. 2465 Broadway.
Wt'YYESANT BQt'ARE section, eight room
lu.-nishi-ft apartment, rent ?200; no chll
?jRi reference absolutely necessary. Party
?Hing for Kurope Saturday. Telephone
Huyvesant 9712.
APARTMENTS TO I^ET-~U>*TTrRJiISHED
Manhattan
, . 75 ST.. 245 WEST.
*?,*? 3 rooms and bath, $9f"-0-$2,000.
4 rooms, 2 baths. $2,700.
' '.'all or, Supt. ?t House or
J?x, pRENCH & FRENCH, INC..
i^[^ll?onAv., at 45 St. Vanderbilt 3237.
H7TR st. afi(, -vtest, comer Morningslde
(jjj?Eight large rooms, ground floor.
*_. 18? EAST 6, Til STREET
Wtraely attractlv ; and 8-room apart
"??ma available f,,r immediate occupancy.
?? \r ... CULVER & CO.,
'?dison Ave.. Tel. Murray HUI 9190.?
AND RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
i ? & 6 ROOMS.
n,?]?'* Possession. Rent $1.400 to $1,700
^J^viCE. 820 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
SS^?TIVE 6-ROOM APARTMENTS.
l?**rn Elevator Building. Unsurpassed
j?r,- . i-arBe outside rooms?only $100 up.
"?*?*? location, Columbia College section.
Il? \f- pP!y to Supt. on premises.
^_Morningg?ue Drive, Corner 121st St.
MC6uSS -1N* ESTATE?Apartment To rent
5 a?i,'f???a<,l80n ??**'??? 7 rooms, 2 bathe and
I?'-.? rooms and bath. Immediate occu
*iB.r*on application. Address Hari
^^^wltt. Attorneys, 43 Cedar at.
Brooklyn
4^?^.Sl?rRiSTER ROAD, corner Caton
?tl?ivi'ai x, 0,,P?ct Park. 17 minute? from
WiaJr-vj; "r1*-1* n*Kh class residential
ls? W ? ' t.wo modern apartment bulld
*?*???*L>0!,-Pl?ted, suites of 5 and 6 large
"'Wforiu I with lleven *"<* ?in? closets.
*'^fe?lJja..,B'*'**-3r*w' Apartments"?sound
1* ?uit ?IS- .'*K!t appointment. Decorations
* K t g^- Church Ave. Expr?s? Station
Long Island Realtors to Play
For Childs Cup on Thursday
The Long Inland Real Estate Board
will PtnKo its first club golf tourna?
ment to-morrow at the North Hemp
stead Country Club, at Port Washing?
ton- Richard T, Childs, president of
m b.oard' "RS donated a cup. There
will be other prizes accorded to Carl
Eimer, secretary of the board. The
board will hold a golf tournament
every year froir, now on. Play will
start at 2 p. m.
" ' ? ?
Residential Trading
Active in Many
Sections of Bronx
.
Demand for Apartments and
Dwelling Houses in North?
erly Borough Shows No
Let-Up; Vacant Site Sales
J. Lemfe sold the five-story apart?
ment at 1080 Bryant Avenue, 42x100.
J. Clarence Davies, Inc., sold for
William J. Rice to S. Astman, the
northwest corner of Walton Avenuo
and 140th Street, a five-story apart?
ment house, 27x105.
Charles Kroctz sold to Adam P.
Hoessbacher the six-story apartment
house at 807 163d Street, 87.6x100.
Sophie Knepper sold to Florence
Freedman the five-story apartment
house at 1460 Wilklns Avenue, 37.6x100.
Aurella Schostel sold to Adolph
Weinberg the five-story apartment
house at 1115 Westchestcr Avenue,
67.1x50x irregular.
The Rotholii Realty Corporation
aold to Ida Green the five-story apart?
ment at the southwest corner of St.
Ann's avenue and 156th Street, 48.6x
54.6 irregular.
Regina M. Rappold sold to Solomon
Horowitz the four-story tenement at
896 Eagle Avenue, 18.9x100.
F. William Eggert sold for the es?
tate of Arthur H. Murphy to the L. &
G. Realty Company the northwest cor- ;
ner of White Plains Avenue and 241st
Street.
M. M. Reynolds sold for William C.
Cleary 2186 Gleason Avenue, two fam?
ily house, 25x100, to Michael Kesne,
and sold a plot 100x100 at the north?
west corner of Gleaaon and Watson
avenues to Martin Leon Ardron and
George Ball.
Schwab & Company ?old for Mrs.
Kasakova the two-iamily- dwelling,
1730 Topping Avenue, 25x95.
Israel Berman sold to Michael Kat
sidras tho two-story dwelling at 1042
Fox Street, 25x100.
Grace M. CasBidy sold to Minetta C.
Marsh the two-story dwelling at 1863
Morris Avenue, 30x95.
Jacob M. Lewis sold to William E.
Casserly the two-story dwelling at the
southeast corner of Webb Avenue and
190th Street, 94.3x28.1./
Edward Oswald sold to Charles Lud?
wig the two-story dwelling at 2147
Prospect Avenue, 16.6x150.
Katherine Killelea sold to Patrick
Shea the three-story dwelling at 1500
Bryant Avenue, 25x100.
Hubert R. Chupurdy sold the prop?
erty 25x100 at 245 Bedford Park bou?
levard to William J". Cavanangh.
P. Trepinhauer sold the three-story
residence at 879 Cauldwell Avenue
through Leon G. Loseta.
Pincus Shalita sold to the Levon
Construction Corporation the north?
west corner of Washington Avenue and
182d Street.
Harry Goldsmith ?old to Dora Klein
the property 25x100 on the east side
I of Jessup Avenue, 200,3 feet south of
Featherbed lane.
Sal? of Bowery Building
Joseph S. Rice sold to Herman
Heindenreich the three - story building
with store at 808 Bowery, 22.6x100.
REAL ESTATE?SALE OR BENT
Loner Island
NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES.
L'Ecluse Washburn & Co.. 36 E, 40th St., N. Y.
JAMAICA
Sacrifie??, on hill, west of Normal School ;
one famtly, tax-exempt. 7 rooms, all Improve?
ments; garage; $14,000, cash 12,000. Tel.
Laurleton 6615 J.
Westchester
HAP.MON-ON-HUDSON?Will rent my
beautiful homo for winter, charmingly
furnished, Steinway grand piano, Chinese
rugr; fine Hudson River view; very largo
living room, 4 bedrooms; 4 minutes from
station; regarded as most attraetivo house
on Hudson ; must be seen to be appre?
ciated; $260 monthly. Phone Schuyler 9
or Crot?n 207, or call Loeb Lane, Harmon.
7-ROOM Colonial house, all Improvements;
corner plot, 100x100; garage; 10 minutes
to train and trolley; 15 minutes to Rye
Beach; price $12,000. A. L. PHTLLTPS &
SON, owners and builders, 2d and Henry sts.,
Harrison, N. Y.
New Jersey
IN THE MOST DESIRABLE ree'dencs sec?
tion of Montclalr, corner lot 77x163 ; all
Improvements ; south and east exposure; title
guaranteed ; within 6 minutes of station :
near school and stores. Address owner, 858
Valley Road, Upper Montclalr, N. J. Phone
Montclalr 61"?.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Two new houses, 30 minutes from Hudson
Terminal, In best N. J. suburb; every Im?
provement, large plots; $7,000-$8,600 ; must
be sold; small amount of cash. FRANK
MILLER. 18 Park Row. Barclay 8686.
FREE list of houses for ?ale and rent.
Write VAN WINKLE CO., Rutherford,N.J.
MORTGAGE MONET
MORTGAGES.
We Havi Special Fund?
la Amounts from $50,000 to $500,600.
WOOD. DOLSON CO., INC..
141 Broadway. Tel. Rector 781*.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
,TERE JOHNSON Jr.. Co., Real Estate
Auctioneers 193 Montague St.. Brooklyn.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
WARDE - LAND8BORO System finances
Home building. 342 Madison Ave., N. Y. C.
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, INC..
I? East 4$d St. Tel. Murray Hill 7820.
FACTORY PROPE^TX"
_ WILLIAM B. MEHRALL.
Real Eelate. Canadian Pacific Bide.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTAT?
RUSHING
Dutch Colonial residence, hollow til?
and tapestry brick, asbestos shingle
roof. 10 rooms, two tiled baths with
showers, built-in fixtures, tiled kitchen,
sleeping and sun porche?, oak floors
throughout, hot water heat, 2 open fire?
places, 2-car garage, plot 60x136 feet,
large trees, artt?tlcally planted, tax
exempt. Possession &t cace.
ASK MR. HALLERAN
Halleran Agency, Flushing, N. Y.
Telephon?? 874 and 3653 Flushing.
LG. WOLF?
Exceptional bargains
. on the North U?ara.
_ m? B'way. ?. *.
QUEENS REAL EBTAT*
Edseworth Smith. Inc., 1 W. 34'.h St.
Sol? Agent. Fltzroy 090?.
Hie Qaeeasboro Corporation
?0 East? 4?$*d St.. Cor. Madison Aveu
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Remember
the
Lorillard
Spencer
Estate
Lots
are to
be sold
Thursday
Columbus Day
October 12th
Remember
They are
Unrestricted
You can Build
Frame Bungalows
You Buy at
Your Own Price
Easiest TERMS
Sent? for Bookmap
Auctioneer
67 Liberty St.
Tel. Cortlandt 0744
ATARTSEENT HOTELS
HOTEL
IRTISTE3
1West67?SX1
Adjoining Central Park.
The tjssJq??:- Apartment H?tel.
8TCDI08-DUVLEX APARTMENT:!
3 TO 6 ROOMS
$2400 PER ANNUM
AND UPWARDS.
FREE COOKIN?
AND REFRIGERATION.
RESTAURANT.
SWIMMING POOL.
MAID
SERVICE.
OWN'fclRSiilf MANAGEMENT.
Ser-vine of (Inusual fCxoellenoe.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
24West 59th Street
Fadng Central Park
821 Park Ave.,
Cor. 75lh Street
New Elevator
Apartment House
Exceptionally desirable housekeeping
apartments of
5 Rooms & Bath
Apply
MO jHjwgjgw* N.Y.-Tel.HurrayHlfl62(?
WESTCHESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BRONXVILLE
Very Attractive Modern
Dutch Colonial Residence
Situated on, plot about 120x100.
beautifully landscaped, in one of the
finest residential parks. House con?
sists of 9 rooms, 3 baths, iargra en?
closed, heated ?m?I screened sun par?
lor, open living porch, steam heat,
all improvements. Gara fro for 2 car3.
?0 minutes walk to station. Asking
?,30,000. Owner wants an voffer.
Apply H-442. Phone Bronxvllle 3100.
527 5th At., New York,
Telephone Murray Hill 652(1.
HOME SEEKERS
will SAVE MONEY and BE HAPPIER by
FRANKLY STATING their WANTS to
CURTIS & KEENER, Chappaqua, New York,
who can 1111 ALL REQUIREMENTS.
Jfiel?s?tcm
R?YEBDALK-ON-HUD90B
N?w York City's Moat Accessible SafcarK
tKOBGS HOWE. 527 Fifth At?.. N. Y. ?3,
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
THE BEST IN LAKEWOOD
SMOCK AGENCY Im.
IC? ??* ST tAKCltVOOO.N. J.
mum im .?rnnrfiiE-.i? .jm, im, sacs
irwruRNisnEn apartments to let
11405thAve.
4, 5, 6, 7 Rooms?2, 3 Baths
$2400?$5500
Southern exposure. Excellent light.
Park frontage.
1160 5th Ave.
Ready this Fall
1-7 Rooms?1-3 Baths.
$100C?$4700
Variety of 4 Room Apartments
$2000 and up. Southern exposure,
34 E. 51st St.
Bet. Park & Madison Aves.
3 Rooms, $2200?$2800
6 Rooms, $4500?$5000
21 E. 66th St.
6 Rooms, 3 Baths.
$5300
114 E. 40th St.
East,of Park Ave.
Ready this Fall
2, 3 Rooms and Kitchenette
$1700?$2625
2 Suites for Doctors, with separate
entrances on ground floor,
Our aim Is io make our tenants
satisfied with "French" build?
ings. The good will of the
tenant is the best asset
of agent, builder
and owner.
Consult your onm
broker or
FRENCH & FRENCH, INC.
Real Estate Management
350 Madison Ave., at 45th St.
a Tel. Vanderbilt 3237
24 West 59th Street
Facing Central Park
Apartments of
2 to 6 Rooms
I to 2 Baths
$1500 to $6000
Restaurant on Premises
Arrangements can be
made for maid service..
FIas?&Elliman
foQ Mifoon Av?nw. N.Y.?Tel.MurrayHill6280
I 105 West 73rd St.
I New nine-story fireproof apartment
3 and 5 rooms.
115 West 73rd St.
Recently constructed
4 and 6 rooms, I and 3 baths,
2131 Broadway
Bet. 7-lth and 75th St?.
7 and 8 rooms, 2 baths.
700 West 179th St.
Southwest eor. Broadway
10 story fireproof apartment
4-5 and 6 rooms, 2 baths.
Under otvnership management
Every convenience for tenants*
comfort
Apply to Louis ??rr.elson
Tel. Vanderbilt 9546, 565 Fifth Ave.
or Superintendent on Promises.
30 EAST 68TH ST.
2 to 4 Rooms, 1 Bath
$1,000 to $2,000
Alio ?ludio with bath?$1,800.
710 MADISON AVE.
2 Rooms and Bath
$800 to $1,000.
PEASE & ELL1MAN
?<0 Madison Ave. Murray Hill C200.
/ -??-'..'???.'
227 Riverside Drive
Corner 95th Street
High Class Elevator Apartment*
6 & 7 Rooms
RENTS $1800 to $2400
Apply on premises or
Thomas J. O'Reilly
Broadway at 109th Street
Telephone Academy 1GOO
835 Riverside Drive
North of 168th St. Elevator House.
Ideal location, beautiful views.
34-5-6 Rooms
APPLY OFFICE ON PREMISES
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
UNFURNISHED APAnT-MICNTS TO "CET 1 t'TiPtTRNiSirED APAKTWTKNT8 TO I-fST !
High Class Apartments
THE BELNORD
86th~-Broadwny?67th
7 lo If Rooms
2 to 4 Baths
CHEPSTOW
215 Wc8t 101st St.
8&9 Rooms & 3 Baths
$3,000 to $3,400
Outside. Light Apartments
ST. DENIS
321 Weit 92d St.
N. E. Cor. Riverside Drive)
10 Rooms, 3 Baths
$3,700 to $4,500
THE COURTNEY
55 Central Park West
10 Rooms, 3 Baths
Rentals, $3,600 to $4,500
495 WEST END AVE.
S. W. Cor. 84th St.
10 Rooms, 3 Baths
Rental, $3,600
155 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
S. E. Cor. 88th St.
9 Rooms, 3 Baths
$4,500 to ,$5,000
Exceptional Apartment
NEW CENTURY
401 W?t End Ave.. Cor. 79th St.
9 Rooms, 3 Baths, $3,750
10 b II Rooms, 3 &4
Baths, $5,000 to $5,400
Outside, Southern Exposure
RED HOUSE
350 Wed 85th St.
9 & 10 Rooms, 3 Baths
$4,000 to $4,500
FIRENZFCOURT
206-8 West 92d St.
5, 6, 7 Rooms, 2 Baths
All Outaid? Room*
Moriero Elevator Building
$1,700 to $2200
NORMAN
307 We?! 90th St.
7 Rooms, 2 Baths, $2,100
4 Rooms, $1,600
5 Rooms, $1,800
THE DORCHESTER
131 Riverside Drive
N. E. Cor. 85th St.
6,7,9 Rooms, 3 Baths,
$3,000 to $5,000 *
307 WEST 90TH ST.
Entire Floors Each of
2 Rooms, Bath
Exceptional Apartments
$1,500 upwards
Wood, Dolson Co., inc.
Broadway, Cor. 80th St. - - - Tel. Schuyler 1100
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
?jq^tt
JSuildm
Und ST. and MADISON AVE.
V
LOW RENTALS
Superior Service
DIRECT access from East 42nd St.
subway (Lex. Ave., Queensboro
and Shuttle) and Grand Central Sta
tions-^-Subway also connects it "with
Penn Station:?No interference with
business because of inclementweather.
Single Offices, 700 sq. ft. and up
mrtctiv Connecta mUS One Entire Floor, 18,057 sq. ft.
8ubu>?9 ami Graml Central
ALBERT B. ASHFORTH, Inc..
'Rijntinf and fflanatjng algtnt
12 East 44th Street Murray Hill 1100
APAHT.MENTS FOB HAMS OB TO MST
Queen*
APART.tlEN-TS FOB SAI.E OB *To EET
Queens
Jackson Heights
22 Minutes from 42nd St. Subway Station
Elevator Garden Apartments
5, 6 and 7 Rooms?2 to 4 Baths
Larger suites arranged to suit your requirements
Golf, Tennis, Children's Playgrounds, Gardens, Etc.
Tenant-Ownership Plan?Liberal Term?
Steint and Builntu Rtftrmm Ktqutriit
M'o%'r 50 East 42d St.
The Queensboro Corporation
Take Subway to Grand Central transfer to Queensboro Subway (Corona
Line) to 25th St. (Jackson Heights) Station?(Office Opposite Station)
By Motor?59th via Queensboro Bridite, Jackson Ave. to 25th Sc.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
A Fine Location for
Retail Business
More than 150,000 people
pass it every tvorking day.
It is the last unrented store ?n a new
building, between Broadway and
Nassau St. It is 12 feet wide in front;
24 feet in the rear, and 130 feet deep.
There also is a mezzanine of good area.
One of New York's best downtown
locations for a men's or women's
furnishing shop, hats, boot shop?
or the like.
Any good business should do better; any
new business should prosper there?and
THE RENT IS LOW
Wm. A. White & Sons
Established 1868
46 Cedar ,St.
Tel. John 5700
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Business U ? g C Country
HAL
rc
Properties I ? *7Nc S| Properti?
Dou?lasLEUiman&Co.
15 EAST 49TH ST. Plaza 020*
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
1st LOFT
5 East 47th Street
25x30 ft.
In the heart of new retail
?liatriot.
Plenty of light and air.
One floor above street.
Large display window.
Exceptionally Low Rent
Pease & Elliman
840 Madison Ave. Murray Hill 6300
MANILVTTAN REAL INSTATE
FOR SALE
A most attractive dwelling on
Fifth Avenue in the Sixties.
PLOT 28' 0" X 100'
For salo with possession.
Apply to
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY, 141 B'way
nmtm
30 BROADWAY
*?*?"?? ATTRACTIVE OFFICE 8PACR.
H. C. BEAVEN,' on Premises.
Broad 1981. or your Own Broker.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
JOSEPH MILNER
COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
505 6th Av*. Tel. Vanderbilt 3?307
ifc WEgT?ESTER j#|?J
NEW ROi. HELLE
NEW ROCHELLE ? Owner leaving
town will sacrifice his h?;mo of nine
rooms, tiled bath, gas and electric
lights, hot water heat, large plot, high
elevation, choice residential section;
price for.qulck action. $13,600. LESLIE
P. HARRIS, 10 North Av. Tel. 1186
New Rochelle, N. Y._
UNFURNISHED HOLSEt* b'OH RE-NT
8 rooms, 2 baths.$160 per month
8 rooms, 1 bath. 160 per month
7 rooms, 2 baths.126 per month
8 rooms, 1 bath. 125 per month
6 rooms, 1 bath. 100 per month
Mrs. E. W. BOBINE, 470 Main Street
_Tel. g4jj New Rochelle. N. Y._
AT NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
Just completed, 5 rooms and bath, open
attic; large plot; ail improvement; ready
for immediate occupancy; $9,000, terms;
also 7 rooms and bath; all improvements;
$10,000. Builder, 44 Rhodes Bt. Phone
H7-?. NVw Hochelle. _
?>ew Rochelle, Bargain?Attacher! Brick
House?8 sunny rooms, bath; fine loca?
tion; schools, trolley; $9,600; $3,000 cash.
OLEASON St SON, 249 Huguenot. Phone 96.
, West cheater
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED?Dutch * Co-I
Ionia! home, 8 rooms, bath, hot watarJW
heat^ open fireplace; plot 50x125; imme
dla** possession; act Quick; $12,500; lib?
eral terms. Choice building plots, $1,200
up. JAMES B. CONNOLLY, Wolfs Lane,
Pelbam, N. Y. Tel, 19(10; ses. m?. 1637. j
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HAS'nXGS-ON-THE-IiroSOX ? Overlook
Ingr river an? Palisades; attractive 11
room house, 2 baths, all modern improve?
ments, corner property, garage; best resi?
dential section; 5 minutes station, trolley;
easy terms. E. F. Horner, 1 Ridgelield Place.
Tel. Hastings 608M. Call week days only.
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BEATHTFl/X ?-ROOM HOUSE, with a
view unuequaled In this suburban sec?
tion: short walk to school, station and
churches; $18,000, terms. Owner, 723-J
While Plains.
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NEW Colonial house. 8 rooms, 3 baths;
???ce 28x40; large rooms, large closets;
giant trees. In a private park; 8 minutes'
walk to Hartsdale railroad station; price
?2fi,060. J. M. 8TEWABT, Scarsdale, N. T.
CRKSTWOOD
THIS IS THE HOME you've been ?ream?
ing of; built o? rtcld stone with walls 20
Inches thick; windows trimmed with red
tapestry brick; heated glasu ?-n porch on
'Bouth side; ' four large bedrooms; largo
attic; hot water hest, oak floors, open
fireplace for/? burning log?, copper leaders
to gutters; ' plot 88x100. ROBERT J.
SCHIERI.OH, builder, Scarsdal? Road,
Crestw?oO, ?N. sn
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REAL ESTATE AT AUTTION RF.AL ESTATE AT At.CTION
DONT MISS THIS SAL!
If you want to buy a few lots in
Westchester County, at your own price,
go see the John W. Sterling Estate Lots.
I
This beautiful estate (38 minutes from Grand Cen?
tral), with its high, rolling land, brook, lake and water?
fall, is opposite the entrance to the Shore Acres resi?
dential colony, convenient to half dozen golf clubs,
several bathing beaches and Long Island Sound.
Boston Post Road " r '"?
and HARRISON AVENUE
Alto a fine bons? oa an ?er? of Boston Pott Road Lott and two other aontea
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
On Premise?, 2 P. M., Rain or Shine.
Next Sat., Oct. 7
? KJ/O Lawyers Title & Trust Co. Policfe? Free
WARD CARPENTER & CO., Agent? for Owner?
VISIT THE PROPERTY TO-DAY?Take N. Y.. N. H. A H. R. R. to mUher
Mamaroneck or Harrison stations. From Mamaroneck station go east to Boston
Post Road and property; from Harrison station follow Harrison Ave. to prop?
erty; or trolley from either station to West St., and walk a short distance eaat
to Harrison Ave. SEND FOR BOOKMAP.
Auctioneer 'Jnc
67 Liberty St. ? y/^aU Telephone
New York City /^**^e^?/fc?70?y Cortlandt 0744
FORECLOSURE SALES
IHK COLORA DO SPlllNOS ANO CRIP?
PLE CREEK DISTRICT RAILWAY
COMPANY.
"NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant te? a
decree, of foreclosure and order of sale, mad?
and filtere?! In the District Court of the
United States for the District of Colorado,
on the 29th day of August. 1922, In a cer?
tain causa in equity, pending In said Court,
?htltled "Guaranty Trust Company of New
York, ns Trustee, and Central Union Trust
Company of New York, as Trust???, com?
plainants, against The Colorarlo Springs and
Cripple Cr?iek District Railway Company,
defendant." a consolidated cause, I, Ivor O.
Wingren, as Special Muster, will sell at pub?
lic auction to the highest bidder, or bidders,
at the west front door of the County Court
House in the. City of Colorado Springs, in
the County of F.l Papo, In the State of Colo?
rado, and District of Co!ora?lo, on the 16th
day of October, 1922, at 12 o'clock noon,
all and singular the property, estates, lights,
franchises, contracts, privileges and effects
df Tho Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek
District Railway Company which are sub?
ject to the Hen of its two certain mortgages
dated January 1st. 1900, and October 1st,
1902, save and except as hereinafter eet
forth.
The. said properties" eo to bo sold are de?
scribed and defined In tha above mentioned
decree of foreclosure and ordor of sale, and
a brief description of said properties to be
sold at said salo is as follows:
The main line of railroad of the de
dendant, Tha Colorado Springs and Crip?
ple Creek District Railway Company, from
Colorado Springs, in the County of El
Paso, to Cripple Creek, in the County of
Teller. State of Colorado; Its branch line
of railroad from tho Town of Cameron
through the City of Goldfleld to the City
of Victor, In said Teller County: its line
of steam and electric railroad, known as
th? "Low Line," from Cripple Creek
through the Towns of Elkton and Ana?
conda to said City of Victor; its Una of
electric railroad, known as tha "High
Line," from Cripple Creek through Mid?
way to the said City of Victor; Its branch
line known as the Hoosler-Midway Line,
its branch Una known as tho Moon Anchor
cut-off; its branch known as the Portland
Mine Branch; its branch lino known as
81 ration's Independence Spur Line; its
branch lino to tha Economic Mill, all in
said Teller County; its branch line in the
City of Colorado Springs, connecting with
the Atchlson, Toneka an* Santa, Fe Rail?
road; Its branch line extending to the
United Slates Reduction Works at Colo?
rado City; its branch line extending to
the works of the Tellurlde Reduction Com?
pany at Colorado City, all in Kl Paso J
County, * being a total mileage of abouti
70.07 miles. Together willi ail thai
branches, additions, sidings, spurs, j
switches and turnouts thereof, Including
all iands, terminals, yards, bridges, via- I
diicrts, culverts, tracks, rlghts-of-way. j
trackage rights, stations, offices, ?iepots.
d"epot grounds, terminal facilities, fences, I
-workshops, machine shops, machinery, en?
gine houses, freight houses, warehouses, !
coal chutes, water stations and other
structures now held or acquired or here?
after held or acquired for use in connec- '
tlon with tho said railroad or tho business |
thereof and also all the easements, fran- '
i-hlses, water rights, property, leaseholds, j
rights end things of whatever name or !
naturo now or hereafter connected with or
relating to the said railroad or to the i
construction, operation, maintenance or I
use thereof, together with all and singular
the tenements, hereditaments and nppurte- ;
nances thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining, ami tha reversions, remain- '
der?, tolls. Incomes, earnings, rents, issues
and profit? thereof; and also all the es?
tate, right, tltlo, interest, property, pos?
session, claims and demands whatsoever,
as well in law as In equity, of the Kail
way Company of. In and to the samo and
any part thereof, with the appurtenances;
and all engines, tenders, freight, passen?
ger and other cars and rolling stock,
bridges, rails, lies, poles, cables, wire.?,
tools, implements, apparatus and all other
rallroa?! appurtenances, fuel, supplies and j
materials and personal property now I
owned or hereafter acquired ny the Hall- I
way Company for the purposes of both |
said steam and electric, railroads, all of
Its telegraph, telephone and electric light i
and power transmission lines, engine?. !
boilers, cables, motors, dynamos an?I trans- j
formers, generating and transforming sta?
tions, and all the estate., right, title and
Interest of the Railway Company In and
to all rolling stock and equipment In which,
directly or Indirectly, under or through
any equipment trust or equipment trust
obligations, or otherwise in any manner
howsoever, the Railway Company may at
any time have or acquire any right, titlo
or interest.
Provided, however, that there is hereby
exceptad ami reserved from the property of
the said railway company directed to be
S'jld all moneys In the hands of tho Receiver
and all intangible property, claims, demands
and choses In action of the Defendant Rail- |
way Company and/or said Receiver (par- !
ticularly that certain chose in action, claim j
and demand now In suit In this Court, In
cause numbered 7086. wherein George M. '
Taylor, as Receiver of tho property of tho
defendant Railway'Company Is complainant, :
and The Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs
Railroad Company, and othert-, aro defend- '
ants, and all claims and demands In favor
of the defendant, The Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek. District. Railway Company,
and/or the Receiver heretofore appointed in
.his cause, against the United States of
America and/or tho Director General of Rail?
roads, arising in any manner out of tha j
Federal control of railroads during the ne- :
riod of time from January 1. 1918. to Feb?
ruary 28. 1920, or any part thereof, whether
arising under the Act of Congress known a?
the "Federal Control Act" or the Constltu- :
tlon of the United States, or arising under
the provision? of tha Transportation Act,
1920, or In consequences of the same, or
of the acceptance of any provisions thereof)
all of which said intangible property, claims,
demands and choses in action of the de- ;
fondant Railway Company and/or said Re- i
reiver are hereby reserved from the property
directed to be sold. j
Tho aforesaid property, real and personal,
estate?, rights, franchise? and privileges will
be sold, free and clear of and from all taxes,
.assessments and other public charges,
chargeable upon sal?l property prior to the
lien of the mortgages foreclosed, and will
be sold in one part or parcel as an entirety
without appraisement, valuation, extension
or redemption.
The sale will be made to the highest bid- ,
der upon the conditions In the decree set
forth and upon the following terms and
conditions :
(1) The Special Master shall accept no
bid for the property sold less than the mum
of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,
000.00). wplrh sum Is hereby fixed by the
Court in order to prevent a sacrifice of
the property and to protect the interests j
of all concerned, as the least sum for ,
which the said property ?hall be sold, un
less the Court shall hereafter otherwise
order.
(2) No bid shalUbe accepted from any I
bidder for said property who shall not ;
have deposited, as a part of his bid, the '
sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars
($25,000.00) In cash or a certified check !
or checks therefor, payable to tho Clerk
of this Court. The cash or checks de- :
posited by any such bidder shall be held
as a pledge that such bidder will make
good his bid if accepted by the Court, j
The cash and cheek* so deposited, except |
those deposited by any bidder whose bid ;
?hall be provisionally accepted, shall be !
returned by the Special Master, at the
conclusion of the sale, to the bidder or :
bidders from whom they ware received. '
The cash and checks so deposited by any |
bidder whose bid shall ne provisionally ac- ?
* cepted shall be returned by the Special i
Master to the bidder or bidders from whom }
- they were received, if such provisional ac- ?
ceptanoe shall thereafter not be confirmed .
by the Court.
(8) The cash and checks deposited by
any blddor, in order to qualify him to bid
At the Mid ?ale, shall be forfeluti Md
FORECLOSURE SALES
applied to tho expenses of euch aale or
Baies, and otherwise a* may be dlrect?-l
by the Court in the event that the sail
bidder shall not make good hla bid.
(4) In tho event any successful bidder
shall fall to make rood Ida hid as the
Court shall direct upon the confirmation in
him of such sale, or afterwans. the Court
may order a re-sale of the property a; !
the said bidder nhal! bo liable for all the
expenses thereof and for ary deficiency
of price realized thereon to tie extent of
the payments thereto made by such bidder.
(?) That in addition to the cash d?
poalted uj,?n any bid at the -Irai of aalt
aale ?s hereinbefore required, which shall
be received nu a part of the purchase
price, there phall al.so be paid in cash
by the purchaser or purchasers, upon th-?
confirmation of such ?ale, and from tlrr ?
to time thereafter as the Court may direct,
? such further portion of the purchase prie*
of. the property requisite to make all pay?
ments heretinder, except upon the bond?
used by such purchaser in making; pay?
ments for the property purchaeed. All
sums of money received by the Special
Mastsr upon any such ?ale ahdll be turned
over by him to the Clerk of the Court
for deposit in tho registry of the Court
<8) The Court reserve? the right to re
- Ject any bid or bids and re-take and re -
sell the property purchased, upon the fal -
? ure of any purchase' to comply with the
terms of aale, or with any orders of the
Court requiring payment, within thirty
days aftei- the entry of such order In re?
spect thereof.
Bids for tho property when ?old here
under must provide for a payment or pay?
ments ?n cash of such sum or ?urns as the
Court may deem sufficient to nv>et :
(1) The payment of the costs and all
expenses attendant ?pon the sal". Including
the compensation or the .Special Maste.
appolnteil to mane th? aale.
(2) The payment of all charges, com
pentatl?n, allowances, expenses and dis?
bursements of Central Union Trust Com?
pany of New York and Guaranty Trust Com ?
pan y of New York, tho complainants, an I
of their Solicitors and Counsel and of the
Receiver heretofore appointed and of his
(Solicitors and Counsel, and a!'. such other
charges, allowances, compensation, ex?
penses and disbursements of tie said par?
ties to said cause and their Counsel, as
the Court ehall order.
(3) The payment of all taxes, assess?
ments and other public charges which
shall bo liens upon the property at the
tima of sale prior to th<- lien Of either of
the mortgages herein foreclosed, principal
and Interest.
In the event of the Instifflclency of the
Sroceeds of sale of tho property directed to
e sold, to pay in full the amo-ints herein
directed to bo paid out of such proceeds f"r
the purposes set forth In subdivision num?
bered "(1), (2) and <;!>" last above, the
Court reserves the right from time to time
to require (he payment of such di'flclency by ^
the purchaser under said sale. In the event ^?
of the failure or refusal of any such p'Jr- fjM
chaser to pay such amount to leqiilrea t?> ??
be paid within thirty CiO? days after the ^
entry <?f the order requiring such payment,
or in the event tho pur?-haser falls in aov
other respect to comply with the term? of
his bid, the Court reserves the right to re?
take s ml re-sell the said property and ap?
ply the proceeds of -lu-h re-snle to the pay?
ment of the deficiency, rendering unto euch
purchaser the surplus..-If any.
The purchaser <>r purchasers at the ?ale
may satisfy and mike good tho balance of
his bid above tho sum or sums required to
be paid in t-Hsh, In whoio or in part, by
delivering to tho Special Master bonds duly
certified. Issued and outstanding under the
mortgage of tho defendant Ruilway Com?
pany, dated January 1st, 1900, an 1 bonds of
tho defendant Hallway Company duly certi?
fied. Issued and outstanding under its mort?
gage dated October 1st. 1302. and the cou?
pon.? respectively appertaining to any of
the aforesaid bonds, which said securities.
Unless in negotiable form, payable to bearer,
shall be duly endorsed and assigned In
blank ; said bon?is and coupons will be re
ceived by the special Master at such value
to be determined by the Court upon the re?
port of the .Special Master an would he?
equivalent to the distributable amount Ihr?
the holders thereof would be entitled to re?
ceive! therefor from and out of the purohaae
moneys In case the entire amount of the
bid were paid In cash.
Tho Special Master may, in his discretion.
accept temporarily, instead of the actual de?
livery to him of said bonds and coupons, the
certificate of any bank or trutt company
rat Is factory to him that It holds said bonds
and coupons subject to the order of sail
Special Master and will deliver tiem to him
upon demand for cancellation or other all
position.
It is a condition of the sale of said
property that th-3 purchaser, or purchasers,
shall assume all pending uncompleted and
not fully executed contracts made by the
Receiver since hin appolntmen; for the op
oration, maintenance an?! betterment of the
property in tho hand?? of the R'-ceiver.
The Receiver has been directed to file a
statement with tho Clerk of tho Court and
with the Special Master two weeks prior
to tho time of saie. Said statement shaH
show In such detail ns hs shall find practi?
cable the principal Items of indebtedness,
obligations and liabilities 3ontra?:ted or in?
curred by hltri remaining unpaid under sll
pending uncompleted and not iuly executed
contracts, ?nd a list of the contructs to be
assumed by the purchaser, or purchaser?.
The statement so filed is advisory only and
in no wiso constitutes a warrant/ and such
statement will not constitute gro\?nd tor re?
lease from any bid. because? of any omission
therefrom or representations therein.
Upon confirmation of sale anil payment of
tho purchase price by the purchaser, or pur?
chasers, and upon compliance by the pur?
chaser, or purchasers, or his or their as?
signs, with tho terms of sale and orders of
Court made ami to be made in respect of
the payments as in the decree provided, the
Special Master will make, execute and de?
liver to the purchaser, or purchasers, or to
his or their assigns, a proper instrument, or
instruments, of conveyance, assignment and
transfer of the property so sold. In which
instrument, or Instrument?, -th* Receiver
under foreclosure heretofore appointed may
join. _
Tho punmaser or purchasers receiving such
instrument or instruments of conveyance, as
Rlgnment or transfer from the Special Mas?
ter, shall be Invested with, and ehall hold
possession of and enjoy the said property
conveyed, assigned or transferred thereby.
Rnd all the estate, right, title ar?d Interests
appertaining thereto, subject to the pro?
visions of this decree, as fully and com?
pletely as the ?r.id The Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek Tilstrlot Railway Company and
the said Receiver now hold or enjoy, and
have heretofore held and enjo'-ed the sam?.
and the said purchaser or purchasers shall
have, and be entitled to hold, the saht
property so told, freed and discharged <?C
anei from the lien of each and all of the
mortgages foreclosed in and by this decree
and of and from any and all ll-?ns arising
out of any orders of the Court, or action of
the Receiver herein, except a? otherwise ):i
this decree specifically provided, and from
any and all right, title, interest and claim
of The Colorado Springs and Cr-pple Creek
District Railway Company, its stockholder?,
creditors and Receiver, and of any and all
parties to this cause ana to either/ of the
causes consolidated herein, and of any and
all persons claiming by, through or under
them, or any of thom, except as herelnabov?
In this decree to the- contrary provided.
Tho Special Master has tho power to ad?
journ said sale, from time to time, to a
future day by oral announcement at the
time appointed for the sale, without preju?
dice to the notice of the sale, and without
the neoesslty of puhllshtng any further no?
tice, but the Specte.1 Master may, notwith?
standing, give such notice by publication or
otherwise, as he shall think fit.
For other particulars reference is mads to
the aald decree of foreclosure and order Of
sale heretnabove ref?;rred to and Incorporated
Herein by this reference.
IVOR O. WINQREN.
Special Master, 703 Sym?s Building, Dauvsr,
Colorado.
Dated August 2?. im.

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