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LATEST NEWS FROM
REAL ESTATE FIELD.
Mnny Transactions Included
in Budget of Brokerage and
Other Deports.
Lawyers Mortgage; Company sold to
Dclroso Realty Company, Harry Gold
teln president, through Harry Lilly, 70
Manhattan st, a two story brick and
terra cotta bullJInc, occupying a trian
gular plot, 173.8x193.0x89.5, formed by
tho junction of Manhattan st and West
' 12Cth t., at Amsterdam av. The Man
hattanvlllo branch of the New York
Froduco Exchange Hank occupies the
. lower portion.' The upper part was iwed
at one time by the city for one of the
municipal courts, The building was
erected by Lynch & McCoy about fifteen
years ago. The present sellers acquired
It from the Clarence C. liurke estate last
October. '
George Bruce Urnnch of the New York
Public Library, adjoining on th west. Is
separated from It by u narrow strip a
few Inches wide.
New' Home for Cnmmeyer's.
Cammcycr's, shoe dealers, leased .fpr
a long term of years, with renewals,
the one-tlmo rcsldenco of Hrig.-Oen Cor
nelius Vanderbllt, nt 677 and 67 Fifth
nv., between Fifty-third nnd Fifty-fourth
Bts., through Clarko T. Chambers. It Is
ltported that the rental for the first
term will approximate Jl,r00,000. Upon
tho site will be erected a six story strua
ture, from designs by House & Goldstonc,
nremtccts. it will occupy the site, box
100, and will bo ono of the new show
places on the avenue. Gen. Vander
bllt for tho last 'few years has been
occupying one of tho Vanderbllt "twin
homes" In Fifth av., between Fifty-first
and Fifty-second sts. It is also reported
that tho live story American basement
dwelling at 1 East Fifty-third st abut
ting the Vanderbllt and Hicks properties,
lias been sold. Title Is held by tho Jere
miah W. Curtis estate.
"Thorley" Dura Handing,
Charles Thorley, florist, who must
vacate his "Houso of Flowers" at the
northwest corner of Fifth av. and Forty'
sixth st. about 'May 1, has purchased
tho former homo of John D. Wing, a
five story dwelling, nt 16 West Forty
ninth st., which ho will alter to house
his business for a time at least. The
property Is 25x100 feet, and Is still used
ns a dwelling. Mr. Thorley bought the
late residence of Mrs. Russell Sage, at
601 Fifth av.. last month through
Michael Drelccr for J141.000. It Is likely
that In the course of time he will estab
llsh a permanent "House of Flowers"
on the one time Sage property when
certain existing restrictions are removed.
Vnn Dyck Studio In Deal.
Peter F. Cosley sold for the Lincoln
Trust Company and Herman L. It Ed
gar, trustees of tho estate of Edith
Wharton, the Van Dyck Studio Building,
n six Btory structure, 100.5x100, at 939
to 947 Eighth av. : also tho' four story
, apartment 302 West Fifty-sixth st. The
1 property forms tho southweit corner of
these .thoroughfares. The Parisian res
taurant occupies the major portion of tho
ground floor. About 90 per cent of the
leases for tho Btudlo suites expire next
October. The properly was held at
$460,000.
Healy Buys Corner.
The five story building at 75 and 77
Cortlandt St., southwest ccrner of Wash
ington st which was reported this week
ns being sold to a syndicate of lawyers
for conversion Into ofllces for lawyers,
..has been purchased by Jolia J. Hcaly,
proprietor of Healy's cafe at Broadway
and 145th st. The buyer Is president of
'the Healton Realty Corporation, and
'according to Samuel J. Tankoos, broker,
took title to the Cortlandt st. corner from
Joseph Welnstock. Tbc structure com
prises about 1,500 square feet of ground
- space, and the upper floors" will be leased
to law firms and to a steamship com
pany. The ground floor will be leased to
a mercantile concern.
Hndnnt Company Sells.
White-Goodman sold for the Hudnut
Realty Company, Richard A. Hudnut
president, the six story loft building,
COxlOO, at 115 and 117 East Twenty
ninth street This building was con
structed by Mr. Hudnut a few years ngo
for occupancy. Baldwin & Hutchlns
represented the Hudnut Interests and
Charles E. Foltz the purchaser as attor
ney.
Mid town Apartment Itesnld.
Irving Judls and Joseph Silverman re.
fold to H. J. Wise the nine story apart
ment 100.8x108.5, at 166 West Eighty.
seventh street, renting for nbout $70,000.
The building was erected about three
7 years ago and acquired by the present
Y sellers last December from Adelaide
Mageath.
Fulton Street Purchase.
The Broadway-John Street Corpora
tion, Ellas A. Cohen president, purchased
from the No. 114 and 116 Fulton Street
Corporation the six story loft building af
114 ana 116 Fulton street, 51x82, be
tween isassnu ana JJutcn streets. The
property was held at 3350,000 and was
acquired through Joscpi" P. Day as
broker. Possession of tho property will
be given on May 1, and It Is planned to
convert It Into an office building, chiefly
for Insurance Interests which have been
forced out of the lower part of tho city
up to and along Fnlton street. Tills Is
the eleventh building In Fulton street
, acquired by Mr. Cohen's company within
' the past year, and It now controls a
total frontage of 460 feet In Fulton
street On part of the property It Is
' planned to erect a sixteen story office
- building.
In the DjMTittpwn District.
Theodore Burt Sayre, playwright, sold
to Katzenbach & Bullock Company, Inc.,
through the Charles F. Noyes Company,
the six story building. 21.9x82. nt 44ft
Washington street, southwest corner of.
jjesDrosses street, now occupied by the
Hoffmann-La Roche Chemical Works of
Basel, Switzerland, which will more
f .early In April Into 19 and 21 Cliff street.
'.recently purchased from Frederick
n Urown.
Jaffray Realty Company sold the two
seven story lofts, 100x100, at 127 to 133
Jlleecker street, renting for about
... $36,000.
E. Sharum bought from Samuel Silln
..sky 47 and 49 Grecno street, a seven
story loft, 48.4x100. Grand and Broome
streets.
Richmond Rochester sold through
John Flnck the five story loft. 37.6x100,
or us spring st,, 10 a Duyer, who will
. occupy.
The Charles F. Noyea CompanytJias
;;sdld for Stuart Cooper and Sarah? L.
, Merrell to Christian II. Dleckman 188
Washington st., a four story building,
lx45, between Dcy and Fulton sts.
1 1nl. nlf W all I mvnn IT I -.
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' 1Ior?e"f'e ,n,r,0!L,.s'nillcat sold
.;-through W. Seybold 300 to 306 Convent
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W story apartments, 125x100; also
sold 547 to 555 West 186th st., north
west corner of Audubon nv., flvo story
upanmenis, jidxiuu.
J. S. Slaxwell sold for tho Huerta
Ttealty Company, Louis Schlechter nresV
dent, the six story apartment at 608
"West 135th st, between Amsterdam av.
and Broadway, 45.10x100. It shows a
cross rental of about 1 14,000.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc., sold for Ennls
oyuiou, inc., lis lruuaworin av a
rtmeat, JT.CxlOO. rentinsnderbm aTu JoTft Jtfos'w;
for $11,000, Frank & Silverman, at
torneys, represented tho purchasers.
The Monterey, a six story apartment
building, 100x100, at 41 I'Inehurst at;
has boen purchased by the Bsnenson
Boalty. Company through I. Kohn. The
structure' contains forty-two suites.
Charles Qalewekl bought through
Harry 'Rogers from Samuel Bookman
CioW the trtS
apart
corner of Broadway and 143d st, containing
flvo apartments on a floor. The prop
erty rents for $40,000.
McDowell & McMahon oold for Mary
J. Hooper the three story dwelling, l.9x
103, at 563 West 185th st, to Bernard
Shapiro.
Nineteenth Street Lofts Sold.
The Goroka Realty Company, Dr.
'Moses Goldberg, president, purchased
39 East Nineteenth street, an eight-story
loft, 5x100, from Frederick Brown, who
purchased the property recently from
tho estate of Thomas Adams. Tho prop
erty was held at $150,000. II. Kaufman
was the broker.
John Flnck sold for Jacohs & Livings
ton the aeven story loft, 22x92, at 37 West
Nineteenth street, renting for $21,000.
Activity In Harlem.
Harry Goldstein resold through R. C.
Davlen, to Georgo M. Swlck, 253; through
A. Douglas to Jcanette Charnos, 2C8, and
through Samuel Phillips to A. Frnnkel
272 West 113th street, three of nlno three
story dwellings recently ncqulrcd from
tho Seymout Realty 'Company and the
Goldsmith estate.
Probltag Realty Company sold to Re
vonoc Realty Company through W. H.
Caldwell thf southwest corner of Sev
enth avenue and 145th street, t,wo six-
Mory tenements. After renovation tne
apartments will bo offered to colored
tenants.
Well & Mayer resold to Samuel Shllon
sky the Park View, a seven-story apart
ment, 45x85, at the northeast corner of
Madison avenue and 124th street, through
J. Clarence DavlcB and C. C. Dean.
Charles L. Nobel sold "2138 Second ave
nue, southeast corner of 125th street, a
five-story flat, 21x78.
Morgenstcrn Brothers' Syndicate re
sold the five-story flat, 20x100. at 4 West
115th street, recently acquired.
Foot & Martin sold through Louis Car
rcau the five-story apartment at 370
West 116th street, on a "L"-shaped plot
with a frontage of 50 feet ond a depth
along the easterly line of 100.11.
John It. Pierce sold for the' Joseph
Rosenthal Realty Company 90S and 210
West 143d street, a six story apartment
50x100.
Harry Goodsteln sold through It C
Davles 258 West 113th st, a three story
dwelling, to George M. Swlck; also
through A. Douglas No. 268 to Jeanetto
Charnas, and through Samuel Phillips
No. 272 to A. Frankel.
Other Manhattan Kales.
K. A. Turner sold 2C West Thirtieth
street for J. Helt, also 27 West Thir
tieth street, 20x99 each, for Horace S. Ely
estate, to a client of E. A. Turner,
who will remodel Into stores nnd lofts.
Heser Realty Company sold to Samuel
Eckstein the six story building, 40x100,
at 403 East Ninety-second street.
Lawyers Mortgage Company sold to
Irving Kempner the five story flat, 25x
100, at 419 West Fifty-third street
M. S. Ames sold tho two sto'ry garage,
25x100.5, at -20 West Sixtieth street, to
the Madison Tire Company for oaeu--pancy
through the Cross & Brown Com
pany. Negotiations are pending for the sale
of 73 East Fifty-second street, a three
story building, 25x100 feet, owned by
Harris Fahnstock.
Lawyers Mortgage Company sold the
five story flat, with stores, 25x92, at 406
East Eighteenth street.
Samuel Crossman and D. Gclsler Bold
for Nathan Sadowsky to Max Blerman
130 and 132 East Second street, a six
and one-half story tenement, 42x100,
renting for $10,000 and held at $80,000.
E. K. Van Winkle sold to Abraham
Dank 85 Old Broadway, a five story
house. 26.6x1 20x Irregular.
Max Korncr sold through Fried &
Krakower the six story apartmenW 50x
84, at the southeast corner of Fifth ave
nue and lOSth street.
Louis Carrenu and P. J. Flnneran of
Dwlght, Archlbalt & Perry, Bold 837
Sixth avenue, a four story building,
20.5x80.
The Hammersley flats at 302 and 304
East 108th street, a six story structure,
40x125, have been sold by Louis Gordon
Hammersley Trust to Louis Goldstein
through Brett & Goodo Company.
Hoyal Scott Gulden sold for Dr. George
Gray Ward the residence at 71 West
Fiftieth street, 25x100, which will be
altered for business purposes.
nay Tiro Hronx Flats.
Axelrod Mortgage Clompany, Teter
Axelrod president, sold for the Steb-
blns Ileal ty and Construction Com
pany to the Margulles Realty Company
1S79 to 1883 Southern Boulevard, near
176th street, two five story apartments
and a taxpayer, 122x116,
M. Diamondston sold to a Mr. Solomon
1007 Grand avenue, sou(hwest comer of
165th street, a Ave story apartment,
48x100.
Other Dnyers In The Uronx.
William S. Baker sold for the Realty
Managers Corporation to Nevlns &
Greenberg'the six atory elevator apart
ments and stores, 103.18x89, at the
southwest corner of Fordham road and
University avenue.
R. Rasmusscn oold for H. R. Sutphen
estato apartment at 2054 and 2056 Mor
ris avenue to Samuel Baron and has
been appointed agent for the property.
Robert M. Bush & Co. sold for Mrs.
Besslo L. C. Delchler of Philadelphia 444
East 147th street, a twenty-five family
tenement.
Residential Leases.
Pease & Elllman leased for Mrs. F. C.
Ryder to Capt. R. A. Winn the three
story dwelling at 449 West End avenue;
also leased from plans apartments In 950
Park avenue, the southwest corner of
Eighty-second street, to J. G. Shepherd
and Arthur Heine: also In 145 East
Fifty-second street to Dr. H. T. Hyman,
H. R. Knowltpn, E. Flelschman. N. B.
Foster, David Renter and William
Knight. Jr.
E, K. Winkle leased to Walter W.
Hess the five story dwelling at 20 West
Sixty-eighth street: also apartments in
156 west seventy-second street to Arthur
B. Cahn; In 110 Riverside Drive to Her
bert T. Proudflt; In 285 Central Park
West to Giovanni Martenelll; In 167
West Seventy-second street to Mrs.
Nathaniel L. Gorton: In 128 West
Seventy-second street to Richard B. G.
Gardner, and In 167 West Seventy
second street to Harrison Wright; also
apartments, furnished, ih 101 West
Eightieth street to Mrs. Emma G.
Seattle ; In 314 West, Ninety-fourth
street to Samuel A. Greenbaum; In 135
West Seventy-ninth street to J. S. Stern ;
In 131 West Seventy-fourth street to
C. G. J5u Rletz: In 124 West Seventy
second street to Dr. E. E. Cady; In 460
nivemlda Drlvo to ilru. Haltle U Wells,
nnd In 269 West .Seventieth street to
Ludwlg Llttaucr.
Other Commercial Lease.
Thomas Ford leased for the Schade'
estato to Schwarzer Bros., restaurateurs.
tho hre rtnrv ,,IMIn me on.iJ !
the three story building, at 106 Third
nvenue, norehwest corner of Thirteenth
street, 25x100, and tho flvo story build-
re--street. 25x100. for fifteen vearn nt oil I
mg aajotning at Hi East Thirteenth
afrgregate rental of moro than 9100.000.
Louis carrenu leased to the New
Eniland Incandescent Lighting; Com
pany the foqr story building. 22.2x88, r.t
268 Elizabeth street; also to L. Kahtn
four upper lofts In 257 Bowery.
E. K. Van Wlnklo rented to J. Jaeo!u
& Co. store and basement In 68 West
lOfSth stroet
Peaso & Elllman leased offices for ine
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for I Herman In 14 East Forty-fourth
street to' Ralph Barton, and for Augusta
Prescott, parlor floor in 21 West Fif
tieth street to R. Sellgman.
Transactions In Ili'opUlyn.
ifelrter Builders, Inc., resold tho three
story brick building with store, corner
Fourth avenue and Baltlo street, Brook
lyn, through a Mr, Stowart; alto resold
to B. Sternbach, 8620 Seventeenth ave
nue, a three story cottage, 40x100.
Henry PItrson & Co., Inc., sold 834
President street, Brooklyn, a throe
story dwelling, 20x100, for the estate of
Charlotte Trowbridge.
Bulkley & Horton Company' sold 219
DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, a three story
dwelling, 20x100, to William Bordello.
Transactions In Queens,
Ten Eyck & Wangeman, Inc., of Long
Island City sold twenty-six lots In Mills,
Munson and Orchard sts. for Ruth V.
Halsey to the Tlsdale Lumber Company;
tho two family dwelling at 287 Jamaica
live, for Ella Leahoy to Cora K. Day ;
two family dwelling at 11 Astoria pi.
for Rev. Spencer J, Ford to Marie Jer
gensen; dwelling at 929 Boulevard for
D. W. Moran to Sidney Amann ; for the
Roalyn Savings Bank a four family
dwelling at 67 Willow st to Louis
Grleco; similar' buildings at 69 Willov
t to Henry Glorgettl ; at 71 Willow et
to Roberto Rufflnl; at 73 Willow st to
Robert Daddarlo and Roberto Sartorlo
r.nd storo nnd dwelling on tho southeast
corner of Hopkins avo, and Elm st for
Frederick S. Stolnmann to Peter Novak.
Q. P. Butterly sold for tho notorial
Soap Company to Saul Levlno, factory,
75x200, at 93 Fourth st. through to Third
st, Woodslde. f
Other Ilenlty Ileports.
C. H. & It' C. reckworth, Inc., Fold
a house and plot In Grcenacres ave.,
Hartsdale, N. Y., to James S. Alexander,
Jr., through Chauncey B. Grlffeh & Co.
E. P. Hamilton & Co. sold for Mary
E. Hall at 33 New England Terrace,
Orange, N. J., to E. Denlson Williams,
also for tho Alden Company to (1. S.
O'Dell, tho property at 190 Centre st
grange, aim lor .iary v,. ru nci
Centro st. Orange, to T. A. Rltson.
Misses Nash and Kennedy leased fur
nished for tho summer residence of Mrs.
Agnes De Jahn In Brlte rd Scarsdale,
N. Y., to Herbert M. Anderson.
Scarsdale Estates, Robert E. Farley
president sold a plot In the Oreenacrcs
suction of Scarsdale, N. Y., to George
Bendlxen.
Burko Stone. Inc.. sold the Pred Davis
houso at GlfjTord Park, Tuckahoe, N. Y
to John It Fisher,
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company leased
for the Grammas Sweets Candy com'
pany 112 Main st, White Plains, N.
to the Theresa Waist Company.
MURRAY HILL ACTIVITY.
Albert B. Aahforth, Inc., sold for Mrs.
Ernestine F. Adco 129 East Thlrty-flfth
street, a four frtory dwelling, 20x80.5, to
a prominent New Yorker who will occu
py tho premises at the expiration of the
present lease. The Bame brokers have
been active In tho Murray Hill section,
having recently sold 111 East Thirty
eighth street for Arba D. Faxon, 106
East Thirty-seventh street for tho
Phraner estate. 39 East Thirty-eighth
street for the Richardson estate, and
3s l'ark avenue lor miss Aaeie .Miner.
MARKET JOTTINGS.
Pease & Elllman have been appointed
by the Norko Realty Company managers
of 570 Lexington avenue.
Shampan & Shampan, architects, are
preparing plans for a six story apart
ment, 60x107.6, to be erected In the
south side of Pacific street, .140 reel
east of Brooklyn avenue. Brooklyn, to
cost J 150.000.
Joseph and Anthony Paterno aro the
buyers of the three dwellings, 54x100, at
216 to 220 West Seventy-first street.
They plan the erection of a nlno story
anartment house.
Bronger & Co. negotiated tho sale or
the property at 312 to 31B -;ast intr
tleth street for Moses A. Kahn and Ed
ward Rosenfeld to the .Maalson Square
Boys' Club, reported recently.
Arthur C. Sheridan will offer at auc
tion next Tuesday In tho Vesey street
salesroom flvo vacant lots at the south
cast corner of Tenth avenue and 208th
street, and on Friday the six story loft
building at 127 Greene street.
Plans have been filed by Georgo Pel
ham, architect, for the alteration of the
three story buildings at 163 and 167
West Twenty-sixth street, recently occu
pled as a church, Into a store and show
room for Julius Kossoff.
ONE BltOKBR ACTI.VE.
H. T. Wood sold for TlalDh and
Mltchel d. Ittelson the six stoo' apart
ment. 75x100, at 601 West 151st Btrect,
to Joseph Freedman; also for the West
Park Realty Company the six story
apartment house, 75x91, at 189 Clare
mont avenue, to a Brooklyn Investor;
also sold for tho R. L. P. Itealty Cor
poration, Inc., 1). Leventhal prc3Ment,
the six story apartment at 217 East
127th street, 42x100, to Isaac Modell;
also for the II. W. O. Ppalty Company,
Henry W. Gennerlch president, the
eight story loft, 25x92, at 13 East Six
teenth street. lie sold for the Argonne
Holding Corporation, Henry & Mans
field president", the six story apartment,
37.6x100, at 109 West 103d street, to
Frank Marder.
A. I. C. IT- BUYS TIIACT.
Association for Improving the
Con
dition Qf the Poor of New York bought
at Eltlngvllle, S. I eighty-four acres.
known as the Woods of Arden. The
property fronts 1,000 feet along the
ocean and extends back to the Amboy
road. The society plans to erect 209
modern houses and a home structure
similar to that of St. John's Guild at
New Dorp Beach. The realty was sold
for $125,000 through .Cornelius J. Kolff.
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.
UrtOOMi: ST, ns To a atory stow and
Ipfts L Ftshman, 200 Hroome st,
owner; L A Shelnart, 194 Bowery, ar
chitect) !4.S0O
MTH ST, 165 and 17 W To a three
atory church; J Kossoff, 160 W 26th at,
owner; O P Felham, 200 W 72d et,
architect; 175,000.
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A thorough, practical training designed
to qualify students to open, conduct
and clcco any sot of books. Studonts
will bo ablo to enroll In noxt succeeding
class In Export Constructive Account
ancy personally conducted by
Frank Breaker, C. P. A. No. I
BROAKEIt St SCHMIDT
Public Accountants and Auditors
03 Firth Ave., N. Y. Phone Stuy. 8.11.
Open Monday lor Personal Inlertiew
ART SALES.
TODAY (SAT.) U 1:45 P. M.
Special Session Tonight at 8:15
The Valuable Hou sef urnishings
and Collection of Rare Art
Removed from
1009 nftft Ave. (S. E Cor. 82nd SL)
Property of
A NOTED .FINANCIER
will be sold at Public Auction, at
VAN BRINK'S,
AUCTION ROOMS
2160 BroadwavS"
COLLECTION CONTAINS IN TAUT I
Aubusson and Beauvatj Suites,
Chairs, Carpets, Covering, Etc.,
Bronze Mounted French Com
modes, Tables, Etc.
20 .VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
Entire Empire Dining Room
(Cost $100,000), Carved Oak
Chime Hall Clock, Collection of
Curios, Miniatures, Cameos,
Antique Jewelry, Etc.
Unusual and Beautiful
. SALON VAHE8
Real Bronze and Marble Statuary,
China, Glass, 'Clocks and Clock
Sets, Bric-a-Brac, Lace Curtains,
Refectory Tables.Electroliers, Etc.
JOItfcNTAL RCttS ANI CAItPETS
Handsome Bedroom Suites,
Exceptional Portieres.
Etscrtplin Catalogues tie tac
M, VAN BIUIX, Aittt'f, fan "Stinyler 50."
tin AdvertUnhiertl in thti Lust nnd
Found columns of TI1E StA' and NEW
YORK HERALD offers a real ponibiHi'j
recevertfifl vour lost srosntu,
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Wknmxt city
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TO-DAY AT 3:30 P. M.
AND
TO-NIGHT AT 8:15
Notct The Small Miniatures, Silk
Arraa anil other objects will bo sold
To-Day (Haturday.) Feb. 31, Com.
inrnrlng at 3(30 P. M. The Paint
ings will be sold at Stla P. M..ln
. SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
Art Galleries
40, E. 45th St.
S. W. Cor.
Vanderbllt Ave.
James I', fillo & Son, Auctleneer
EXHIBITION AND SALE
OP THE
Notable Collection of
OLD MASTERS
FROM THE FAMILIES OF
The Baron of Molise
Posta Cavelli,
Duke of Civatelle,
AND OF THE
Prince of Caracciolus Arcella
REMOVED FltOM THEIR
CASTLES IN ITALY
These Authentic and Original Work
rt Art Inrlude Examples by such
Notable Artists ai ,
Mantegnn, Fra Angelica, Cnra
vagcio, Correggio, Guide Renl,
Rlbera, Murillo, Jacopo
Palrnn, Van Dyck, Rembrandt,
Durer, Holbein, Snyers and
other Fins Examples of tho
Oldest Italian, Flemish, Greek,
Spanish and French Schools
AND HAVE BEEN EXPERTIZED Bl
I'rof. I. Phlllppls, Heo'y at Museum
of Naples! He Itlnaldli, Dlreotor of
(he Museum of Napleal IJonello
Venturl of Torino: Adolnh Venturl,
Director of Fine Arta In Italj ; Com
missioner rhlllpp Ctrarlello of Na-
files: Com. Itoseo of Naples) Cher.
iqtillUrrlotli, Dome: Marquise
Clilllo Mntuil, Naples: Count L,
I)e I. a Tour. Naples; Emanuel Nlco
lette, Iteslorator of the Netlna
Memorial Collection, and others.
ON EXHIBITION TO-DAT
(SATUIIDAY), FElt. S1ST,
TO SAIX TIME
loday (baturdayj
at 2:30 P. M. in
PLAZA ART
ROOMS, Inc.
5-7 East 59th St.
(Near 8th Ave.)
Edward r. O'ltellly, Auctioneer.
THE ESTATE OF
EMIL C. BONDY
Has Instructed V to Sell
AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION
The (Furnishings
from his Residence
Fortieth St. at Fifth Avenue
ronslstlnjcof Fine Flemish Tapestry
Panels.
special Design i.oinic
Wonderful Collection of
Suites, a
Tiffany Co. Sterling Sllrerware,
saion iironres, nuo rorceiaios,
Itugs, China, etc., etc.
Also the Personal Effects of
MR. W. S. COX
Who la now residing abroad.
With important additions,
Consisting ot Fine Oueen Anne and
Colonial Furniture In Walnut and
Mahogany, Hall and Grandfather
Clocks, Andirons, Water Colors, Old
China. Books, I'ortleres, Drarterle.
etc.. etc.. Including a Collection of
DIAMOND ! LATIN UM JEWELBY.
ON VIEW TO SALE TISIE
Catalogue on Application,
g Telephone I'laza 8444.
xtisBiTBaiaKiimiBiirmmija
(larks'
iKls J West 441h SI.
SALE THIS DAY
At 2:30 P. M. (Closing -Session)
A Splendid Variety of Italian,
French and English Cabinet Work,
Valuable Tapestry Panels, Silver
Sheffield Plate. Choice Works of
Art. Oriental Itugs and a superb
Aubussou Carpet.
Fine Paintings and Sporting Prints
by J. F. Herring, H. Aiken, G.H.I
Bogert and others in to-day's sale.
The SaJo will be conducted by
MR. AUGUSTUS W. CLARKE
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
JERK JOHNSON, JR.. CO.. Auctioneers,
10? Moutague st., Kroualyn. N. Y.
MONEY TO IX) AN AND WANTED ON
RONnANMjjjytjrji
WAITED iJO.000 first mortgage, new
storo property. Dox W, 104 East 14tn.
CITY BEAL ESTATE.
established 147.
BRYAN L. KENNELLY
Iteal Estate Broker. Appraiser It Auctioneer
130 uroaavray, iriepnono iw uortiandt.
CITY HEAL ESTATE.
From Battery to lltli St., Inclusive.
riVK story basement fictorj bnlldlna- on Built.
van St., containing 39,000 square feet; electric
iterator; light on all sides; 18,000 square feet
avaiiawe .ijtu 1. juj;, oaiance aepi., 1820;
suitable for heavy manufacturing. IIAROLu
11. 5.MUC11. hu uroaatray. stoyreiant lOis.
Above Uth St. to S9th St. (Inclusive).
East Hirer to North Hirer.
Ready for Alterations
57th St.
East of 5th Ave.
4 STORY AND BASEMENT
DWELLINO 30X100.
Frlco, $80,000. Frew and Clear.
Possession 90 Days
GEORGE S. RUNK
Yorkrllle Bank Building.
3dAve.ond&5th8t. Phone Lenox 8133.
&14-2lG-218'Weot 19th
3- 5 story tenements plot 15x92, $30,000;
could bo altered for lofts.
2flfi West 19th St,-
Story tenomont, plot 10.3x02: 117,000.
58th St., ,near lst Av.
4-story browns tone bldg., price $16,000;
7 rooms on floor.
OREATEK CITY REALTY CO.
209 BroiUway Phono Worth 3232
IN the heart ot the dty. near 3(th st and
Lexlnrton ar.. four atory building, stbuoo;
easily converted into business or other build
ing; will sell below JM.OOO; quick action.
CHAS. WARNER, Attorney. S Broadway.
Worth-57.
Above 39th fitSth Av. to North River.
FOR Rent-Furslsked, four story, 20 foot
hoUse. In- West 83th st., near Central Park,
completely furnished in magnificent atyle;
Idenj home for wealthy, refined family; coo
lints valued over 1 100.000; highest references
required; posltltely no agents. SELECT, 4C4
Hiu-tleraM. Knltou at.
PRIVATE HOUSB HAltOAIN.
N'iar ,Uro: daisy sn.1 HA. two t story
American oatement nousee. isxiog each
mm.
price UOjOOQ, mortgage $10,000, poasesslon white; price $11,000; mortgage .7 ooe sil
llil'u.T &fU SSD 4 ""il
Frm Battery to ltth St., Inclusive.
FOR. SALE
47-49 Maiden Lane
Between Nassau ond JVilliam Sti
OtpoiUa Site Acquired by Federal newrt Bant
Office Building
14,500 Net Square Feet
Available May 1st, 1920
BING&BING ' .
1 19 West 40th St. Bryant 6410
Brokers Fully rrotected
P
Above ltlh fit. to 19th St. (Inrlutlve).
East Hirer to North Illftrt
For Sale Cheap
4-6 West 37th Street
2 Six Story Buildings
43 x 98.0
Certain reasons make it necessary for the
Owner of this very desirable property to
dispose of it quickly. An exceptional buy.
Some space may be had September 1, 1920.
?RANK M. WIDNER, Jr.
527 Fifth Avenue New York
Phone: Murray Hill 227
Abore BOth St. Bth At. fo North Hirer.
FOR 'SALE OR LEASE
BLOCK FRONT
East Side Broadway
82d to 83 d Street
804 feet on Broadway ' ,
140 feet in depth
Two story taxpayer now on property
Possession May 'lst, 1920
BINd & BING
110 West 40th St. . Bryant c'tlO
Broken Fully Protected.
ItEAli ESTATE OFT OF CITY.
Long Island Sale or Bent.
WOULD YOU like to have a 60 ACRE
million dollar water front PARK as a
PLAYGROUND for your children?
Buy a home in
Artetgtj
The New Home Colony
Fifteen Minnies from Grand Central
Snbway Statlan. Five Cent Fare.
I0O Homes Now Building.
100 Acres Under Development.
Adjoining the New CO Acre Million
Dollar Water Front Tark.
Above Strth St- Sth Av. .to North River.
21 Year Lease For Sale.
TWO SEVEN STORY ELEVATOR
APARTMENTS NEAR' COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY. NET INCOME IM.000 A
YEAR. PRICE 1100,000! HALF CASH.
APPLY
E. J. CRAWFORD, 1
1S3 Madison Ave. Tel. Vanderbllt 73M.
Washington Heights, Above 123th St..
West of th Av.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
J25-427 West 144th St.
' Near Convent Av.
4 Story
American Basement,
1! room
Private Dwellings,
every convenience.
Caretaker, or
ALEXANDER SELKIN.Mt Prospect
ANNUAL rental $21,100; two SO foot flats,
M40.000. HESTOX. 817 West 143th.
ASKING $13,000; private dwelling In 143th
st.; po'sesslon. ntiSTON, 317 West 143th.
EXCELLENT condition; good investment: fire
story flat, $22,300. HUSTON, 317 West
3th.
10T1I ST.. near sth av. Three story and base
ment, 23x93.3; price $30,000; $0,000 cash.
rurE, Washington square. '
Boronsh of Manhattan Mlscellaneoas.
10TELS'
will build ta rnnr .nlm inn
apartment hotel t very exclusive
kwu ( ,araciivo lerms.
... AISO
Completely furnished hotel for
? fUimeit Dnfl 9 P Tel. SfllO VnHn.hl1r I
Q. WRUWI I CJI a WI.,16-17 W. 4i St." is v"
II.XEOA1N-F1VE STOItY 20 FAMILY COE
VlMRtfi tiDtPC MrVWI. otimt.fl TlT-i 1'
a'l0 -OllUn?) liAlUlK llKa
nnnirmW",aaM'u'u "UOM . 1170
M SlllA BJ IV Sk e
EXCEPTIONAL house,
SOs; big bargala;
P. R., 822 Herald,
tzs.wu; do brokers.
Herald square.
Borough of Bronx Sale or Rent.
BECK ST., BRONX
rear St. John sr. Two 8 fsmttv a
bandings; rentals $4,300 each; price 323000
no.
HOE AVE.. BRONX
near Jennings st,-Fonr atory brick; all In.
prorements; price $30,000; rents $8,000
GREATER CITY REALTY CO..
2W Broadway. Phone Worth xa
FOR sale New I atory walk uo; rem m
i.i'Ea.?',.?0' ,0Kn owner- S"i..QK
Borough of Brooklyn 8Jt or Bent
EAST 18TH ST., FLATBUSH
Three store, six fsmtt. kniMi . ... ...
OtW; renu$i830. "
PUTNAM AVENUE, B'KLYN
GREATER CITY REAT.TV m 1
"rosdosy. Pho. Worihw.
D RO WN atone, 1 atory, basement rr..i'
denunear the P,-k; 7o mbutH'
flrat floor mahoeanv. u,,,j -r,
CITY KKALI8TATE. I CITY ItBAL ESTATE.
AAIVI H
J
C1TT B.KAI. ESTATE.
rrom"nttry to Kth St.. Incluilrs.
I Above lh St. to BOth St. (Inclusive)
East River to North River.
AboVe 89th St th Ar. to North Hirer,
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long Island -Sale or Kent.
Six and seven
rooms, with heated garage and.
private driveway. Tapestry brick,
parquet floors, white enamel trim,
hot water heat, tiled bath and
kitchen. Price 110,000 to 112.000.
Talcs Queenaboro Subway train
from Orand Central Subway Sta
tion, direct to the property, on
block from Ditmars Avenue Station.
Send for photographs, floor plans
and particulars Brokers protected.
3Rtrkert-lroum
Bealto do; '
Tel. M array U1U 1100. 52 Vanderbllt Art.
Borough of Brooklyn Sale or Bent,
MODERN
FLATBUSH
HOMES
JOHN REIS CO.,
803 FLATBCSH AVE., BROOKLYN.
Telephone Flatbush I40O.
CORNER bath and Bay 13th sts.. Brooklyn":
bus ness snd dm h.. wn.. L' zirr"'B
Borough of Queens Sale or Rent.
AT BICIIMOND HILL 80UTH.
Sjtti ,Tie ""en t. "L" mirked
av. to Greenwood iv.
naia one block
oath.
TJMim ti :i
Ot,. 9flO f-U.t
r .i-" 7.-' ' '-"Mice
u rumiiy Homes
completed. $8,800.
office, lorn igg'igSSa:
wiVal SSfd Tr.,Ju,S. ffl.'. fMt-
K. . ni l mm
Splendid location on ail line. t .
.Portation to MTiS $
JOHN A. HAPELYE, JOHN M. PERRY
Broadway. Elmhurat. aRT-
TWp story building and dock at P.T.
River, about 31.000 square feet ua. if
LEMKE INC "'fo', Cvran- XAUER f
. -i OOT OF CITT.
I-ong Island Sale 0r Rent.
A REAL HOME FOR $10 009
Send for nartlculara of a new Coint.i
brick dwellln,, with garage. Shlch can h2
purchased for $10,000 on esiy terms r??
quet floors, white enameled woodwirk hil
t the city. Flv. ninqt-a "
York.- Room , "r. rW ,ZT,!ii" -
tSJ.
CEDARntJRST. L. I. House .,,
Dlstlnctlro Homes Now Heady. .
FAR HOCKAWAY.-Ilouse, Ttltn 1,
rrS"'!. near ocean. V,.' jtiA-i..,' or
......... ,,f-r WTB
01083. 70 Lenox av.
---- aaaiiiruj.
1110 ITWay. N. T.
Exceptional hargaiia
.- m, .ortn Whore.
MOVE IN SfAnn:' i
A dlstiactlte Colonial duelling, seven rooms
nnd three baths. Will be ready for xumct
y hrch l; would cost 23 mir, if Sbff bouw
hail tot been contracted for prior t renl ed.
vjnecs In Mitt of building' materials: rin Isrca
lint at Garden Cllv l-.tat- . i. eJ.'V
rsprert. Toe tnrther detstla and snpojnt-ajst
.ttiuVct call ihona VL II. i Wi&'VJtii?
m t. etwjf Vtatetttot tzisT J
I; II 1 113 Kill
long Island Sals or Kent,
City Estfeffe,
NEW HOUSES J
Ready for inspection
'Office open Saturday
afternoon, Sunday Ac
Monday,
j ili.V' 'J"U"' "
uciuii Mia, I'roDtrtr
Boulevard
H lotion.
R0CKVILLE CENTRE
E.lV.IIennlnf i.opp.tfln. for sale we hi, J
WeMeheater Sale or Kent,
THE BEST IN WESTCHESTEft
g STATES CSS BlMttlOVS
lAt MS JO. COTTACIS
COUMTfrV Y"J PlOTSi
-H0MB3 Y ACRIAOI
H0SEITT E.FAlUEyOnCANI2ATl0N
rMlleiClifMiVI
FOR A
Home or Building Site
COME TO
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.
Edwin W. Flskc Healty Co.
14 BEPOT FLACK
UfE have some big bargains In New
"Rochelle, l'elham and . Larchmont,
NEW YORK OFFICE, 17 W t:D 9T
Tel. 7323 Murray Hill.
New Rochelle Office. 221 HUdUEXOT st I
"ALONG THE SOUND"
REAL ESTATE.
Chas. Field Griffen & Co.,
It East tU St. Blurray HUl-sttl.
Westchester and Suburban
Connecticut Properties.
J. F. McKEAN, 542 5th Av.
unu,iAViwu, auuso jubi completed, i
rooms, 2 bathsi garage, steam brat; ul
station: restricted neighborhood: niM., I
inuvuMtm bi& uiunuia ku, inerrtore ost I
.W,UVW. UUUUH, AUCBJlOe
CHAUNCEY B. GRIFFEN & CO.,
, Westchester's Leading Realty EiperUi
18 Esst 41st st. Murray 1U11-M3.
NEW ROCHELLE.-Cbolre & selected nwb,
MUMS, ilDNB, fl.VW IV OW,UW X UD.
O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AfiENTT
221 Hngqcnot at. Tel. Ml ,w Kotui
SALE house, S master tedrooms. 2 txt&i.
vant quarters: hot water beat; open tl
Pisces, uanaivooa floors, t.. i!U(U3.LLt Jinj. i
BALE T room house, bath; InTraedlste ixnit, I
.iwi. .u.vw. u nnmartLu isrryioffa. a, j.
An Aat'crllsemcnt in the Lost oil
Found columns of THE SUN and XEV
YORK HERALD offers a real najil&lw.
0 rccoi'cnnjr your tost property.
New Jersey Sale or Rent.
CALDWELL. N. J..
has room for a few more deslrihle fimtlU
f:uall houses are scarce', but those who are 111
position to constdir purchasing really dr!nl
bouses at prices ranzlnc from SS.OriO ta Ijimi
can find eome choice offerings la the.rritttcM
srriran or me vxa tnat are listeo eieluilte'i
wltb
THE WEST ESSEX REALTY CO. (INC.),
207 DInnrnflrM r
This comrnnr Is nmicd of emm of Wit
I'jc men organlicd to nromote the ittlfar. of it.
toWii. Write or eall and tell ua wnat joti rut
We are hi a position to "heln run lo invn It
lid. 110 Cahlirell. Open 23d Wasbliit' I
ii.iinuar.
EIDOEWOOD, N. J.-.Medcrn home, aval.'abk-1
Msy 1. beautiful realdentlal rwilon Ivnl I
sU'); 10 rooms. Iisth and sun mora: carsretwi I
cars; oesuiuut snane trees, stinitrtfrj sua ; i
nni-ie t-aruen; nouse ana rnra;e on iv: vn
frrntage on main thoroughfare, rnrailnc Ki ft I
deep, wltb another frontage or 112 feet a I
street. In very fine restricted Ioftln: boov I
ail garage, plot 212i223r $1U,000, or entire I
earaie im.wv; acioat waiting time to oeitx
ronr minutes, joii.n v. knowltox.
43W Rldgewood. N. J.
UEAUTIFUL MODERN HOMES.
Sit and seven room houses, all Improve
ments, nicely located In the best section c'
I'Altsades Park. Morsemere. Leonls m
Rldgefleld Park, now ready for occupincr
Trices $6,700 to $8,500; (easy term
KERRIGAN, Broad Av., opposite Boroail
Halt near Central Boulevard, rallsnlei
Park. Phone Leonia 984.
ENGLE WOOD, N.J. LTStS
H. Wcatherby & Co.. EngleW,NJ.
nfmisriivtfiitn inrAr.Tv itAIitiAI.Nil.
EBW. 8. nitOWN. Shafer llldg.. Rutherfsn)..
'WO 6 room houses, tiled bath, stesn I
Ifrat. eaa and electric, nsrauet HMD, I
Juat completed, ready for Immediate, of; I
euDancv: Dlot txl60: nrlce $7,000. HENIj I
SCHNAKENBERO. Rochelle Park, .V
Tel. Hackensack 20I7-W.
Connecticut Sale or Real.
BERKSHIRE
PROPERTIES
Have you any for sale?
Do you wish to purchase?
si v .wntrven
10 E. 43d 6t. Tel. Vanderbllt
FARM of 100 acres, 20 minutes rro I
home; 8 room house; fine barn ano.v i
on high ground; price $25,000. WEED I
ivtKU. uurnncton Arcaae. i
Conn. -
acres on aprlng red lake; n room
baths, double sleeping porch, , 5 ms;
rooms; 3 .car garage; price .iP", , .
gage 125.000 a.t 6 per cent. WEBB
WEED. Stamford. Conn. Phone
FOR Sale f mi in "inenejirr.
(.odd.;
acres; price $4,oco. xiituuuuu -
FARM. 25 Sun-Herald.
" . . j..a-.i i. .. r.nit
Found columns of THE S UN A.N D S
YORK HERALD offers a real possW
of recovering vour lost property.
Florida Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE
Florida Hotel Business
OPEN ALL YEAR
Sixty-three rooms, 18 with
bath, hot and cold runniw
water, steam heat, wen .u
nished, attractive lobby on
Jacksonville's busiest street.
Five year lease $500 montn,
option five more. January
business over $3,500 roofflj
only, profits will run 1.
vonrlw TTnvo other DUSt':
ness. Wiil sell lease, furnlsn
ings, fixtures, etc., sixteen
thousand dollars cash. A"
swer P. 0. Box 157, Jack
sonville, Fla
IIUY and ell-A clearing houre for s!l fI,
rnral and snburbsn propertif.
HORN, rt vi est ui in.
EAStTDDt
Farm
nnrrnlns In SS If'r.
free. h!Zliz2i
rutalegn
Lost
An Advertisement in
rat
Found columns of Till! S'V .dirt
YORK HERALD Offers c rr.
o recovering yovr lost fropeny. .
iaiUMMONr
' FARJI PROrERJJSi--;
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