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THE SUN 'AND' NEW tORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1920;
19
LATEST NEWS FROM
i BDni.naTiTRBiRi.n
Humor of Tall Btroeturo for
, Hector Street Blff Budffol
of Transactions,
fall office buIMIntr Is to be erected
In, tho .north tJo of Ittctor trt b
tneen West and Waahlnston etrectn.
Bccordlns to rumonJ current (n tho
downtown realty circles ye.ttrdar. The,
ia 'covered With Ol(J
houses from two to ux stories high,
and most of them are Inhibited by
A-rlans. Tho frontwa will to Beo
to, ' street, but just how deep n rt
and Washlnffton etrteta tho projected
improvement will extend could not be
''woumorB camo on tho heels of tho
tocontly reported purchuo by notch
nit Bros., builders, of tho block
front In tho castjildo of Washington
direct between Carllslo and Albany
ttrcets for Improvement with a hie"
cudo office building and tho roport on
Monday of tho proposed Improvement
or tho northeast sldo of Mobro street
between Tront and Water streets with
u tlxtcen story office itrueturc.
Theatre for Sheridan Square.
nhlnelandcr noai Estate Company
If used the triangular plot In 8hcrldan
Square, between Greenwich avenue,
Seventh avenuo and Went Twelfth street,
fomprlBlng about 16.000 squaro feet, to
the Sheridan Realty Company for
twenty-one years, with two renewals. A
motion picture theatre, with a seating
capacity of about 2,500, similar to tho
Strand. Is to be built from plans by
niltr & Hall. H la expected to be opened
abuut January 1, 1931. Max Spiegel,
SoVmion Brill and William F Itafferty
of Syracuse will comprise the leasing
company.
Sale in WaihtnBton Street.
Arthur C- Eherldan, Inc. and W.
A, White St Sons sold for tho SO
Itealty Company to I. P. & Murray J.
Heller 312 Washington street, a five
story mercantile building. 20x83.
Commercial Structure Sold.
Max N. Nathanson eold to a client of
Louts J. Frcy 103 and 110 West Eleventh
Mreet, a nix story loft. GMIW irregular,
through II. Falk.
Broadway-John Street Corporation,
l'.llaa A. Cohen president, purchased
from the estate of John. B. Cockroft
tha nlno story fireproof offlco etructum
formerly know aa tho Demdton Build
ing at IS John street, on a .plot ZaxiZo.
lloroco S. Ely & Co. were the brokora.
Charles F. Jioyea Company resold
i0 Tcarl street, a five story building.
2x1:3. to Itobert S. Dennlson & Co.,
Inc. Joseph V. Folse represented Mr,
Dcnnlson as attorney ana Earls &
Todd were the attorneys for the Lever
Ins estate.
Tho five story loft building, with
stores, at 27 and. 29 Wost Twenty
fourth street, 4Ufa98.9. is to bo taken
over by the 37 and 39 West Twenty-
fourth dtrcct Corporation, composed of
J. B. Gold, P. Tcssler and J. S. Fried
mann. Tltlo la held by UOuart Bu.on
as trustoc.
William C. Walker's Sons eold for
Edith B. Tinker 43 Murray 6treet, a six
itory fcuildlnff, 12.5x100, to Frederick
Brown.
Bayers of Apartment.
.Frank B. Taylor sold for sirs. Sophia
Ilattem'er two four stpry tenements at
515 mid .117 West Forty-third street,
60x100 ; also Uio adjoining tot, at 519,
55x100.5, Improved with. a frame dwell
ins. Tho purchaser Will erect on tho
combined plot a garage which has been
leased from plans at an 'aggregate
lental of 12&0.000:
Kits Howell sold far lluth If: Beln the
threo Ktory dwelling, 16.3x100, at 203
West 133d street
Charles Berlin sold for Rose Solomon
(lo Miss Oraco Evans the two five story
flat houses, ,17.0x100 each, at (54 and
J3G West 160th .street, renting for about
$9,000 each.
Superior Contracting Company sold to
the Baron Itealty Company the six
story apartment at 315-319 West Twenty-fourth
fitrret. 54x98.9,,
John It. Davidson sold' for Marcus
Loew the five story flat, 37.0x100,, at 63
Wert 107th elrcct, to tho Westbrook
Itealty Company.
Ennla & Blnnott purchased from Hy
man Simon 604 West 180th street, a
fivo story apartment, 37.6x100, through
S. Crager.
Jamta II. Crulkshank purchased 618
Wen Fiftieth street, a five story tene
ment. 25x100, 'from Mario A..'Bowle
through Harry Sugarman.
A. IX. Matthews sold for Sidney Mad
dock 1930 Broadway, a flvo Btoory
building-. S6.Sxl00,.at tho southeast cor
ner of Slxty-flfth street, to Frederick
Brown.
Sale of DTreltlngs.
Pease & Elllman lold for II. B. Bow
ler 156 East Twenty-sixth street, a four
itory dwelling. 19x100.5.
Carsteln & Ltnnekln sold .for the es
tate of Charles Wughrey tile four story
dwelling-. 8.9x9.9, at 150 East Twenty-eighth
street.
Joseph F. Seltz sold for Mrs. J. Car
roll 406 East Plfly.pcvcnth street, a
threo story dwelling. 18x100 i also for
It. II. Haskell. 329 East Slxty-flfth
street, a three story dwelling, 30x100.
William J. Boomn & Co., Inc.. with
Crors & Brown Company, sold for
James J. Higslnson and Cuy Cary.
trustees for tho estate of James J.
Hlgglnson, a flvo story dwelling; 25x
100, at 16 East Forty-sixth .street, to
tho American Encaustic Tiling Com
pany, Ltd., for occupancy.
Crulkshank Company sold for the es
tate of Louisa Fitch 181 East Seventy
flrat street, a three story dwelling, JO.Sx
100.
Pease & Eltlman sold for William J.
Carr the three story dwelling, 17x100,
at 305 West 104th street.
Deals In Harlem.
Shaw & Ebbitt, Inc., sold.for Charles
E. Loew tho six story elevator apart
ment. lOOxlO1). at the northeast corner
of 113th strcut and Manhattan avenue,
known as tho Itochambeau.
I'crtCr & Co. sold to E. Zornbern; tho
tour story dwelling, 18x35, at 193 Lenox
avenue.
Lowenfeld & Prager sold to Samuel
Uolner 1608 and 1610 Madison avenue,
adjoining the southwest comer of 108th
irt. 38x110. a six story apartment
with stores, through Bloom & Kaplan.
Uoodwln & Goodwin sold for Michael
Athias to D. and A. Ilelch tho flvo story
doublo apartment, 27x100.11, at 17 West
Ulili street.
Er.ill Deltner cold through II. Metxger
7 West 111th street, a five story flat,
50xlOO.ll.
Harry Susarman sold for. Etta For
cotjton 235 West U2th street, a three
ttory residence, 17x100.
Slsca '& Psiadino sold for Louise F.
IJ'nry 37 and 439 East 118th street to
J.llzabeth Muller and Solomon Danncn
ber, two three story and basement brick
welling. 37.6x100: also for the Fred
erick iietze cstato to Lucy Verdesco
-345 and 2347 First avenue, tho corner
of 120th street, two four story tenements,
; aiso tor t'eter Flynn to Jda Mlelo
-3o3 First avenue, a four story tene
ment, 20x75. and to FranK Cannata 333
r.'iin street, a threo story dwell
ins. 18x100.
Other Maabattaa 'Sales.
Frank B. Taylor sold for tho Fiftieth
Placet coroowy to a client of Gwje V.
McNaUy the flvo story builfllnir, 25x100,
at SIS West End a v. .
A. J, Coccaro and othcra sold' to Mar
tin I Alirena tho garage at TI0 and W
Greenwich st, with on l. to 108 and 110
Bank st, surrounding thesouthwest cor
ner and fronting 35.8 feet In Greenwich
at. and 31.8 feet In Bank st.
John Peter sold for Malton Itealty
Company to Joseph 'Polaula 334 Bast
Fourteenth st., on leasehold, a five story
building, with stores,, 16,xl03.J.
., Church Temperance Society sold to
Harry Kupferberg 111 Bowory, 35x7fl.lt
through Horace H. Ely & Co.
Commercial teases.
George W. Brettell leased fer Itldiard
Green to Louis Scheuer tho four story
loft building, 35x100, at 237J Third av,
Cammann, Voorhees 'tt Floyd Itascd
for twenty years, with a renewal for
twenty-ono yearn and. an option to pur-
?hase, for Esther lJalello do I'eyster
losmer and Mary Justine do Fcyctcr
Martin, to tho Leah Itealty company,
Inc., tho northwest corner of Fourth av.
and Twenty.flrst St, 88,9x75, The rental
for tho first twenty-ono years Involves
moro than 1400,000, The lessee Intends
(o mako extensive Improvements.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased to tho
Imperial Hotel Corporation the two four
story buildings, 50x100, at 21S and 317
East Twenty-thlrd, st. for ten years.
Tho property Is equipped for laundry
purposes afid the deal Included tho ealo
of tho laundry equipment In the struc
ture, v
Whltc-Scotman leased tho third loft
at 30 West Twenty-seventh st. to Honlg
& Springer; have leased fourth loft at
213 Fourth av. to Paul Blelbergl first
loft at 145 Green ot. to Upeeda Waist
Company, and with I fiomers tho base
ment at the northoast corner of Fifty
first st. and Broadway to tho Empire
Motor Car Company.
Anton Lo Mien leased to tho Motor
Inn Garago Company tho ono story ga
rage, 100x150, at 1190 and 1196 Second
av.. at an aggregate rental of 8300,000.
. Illrsch & Friedman leased third floor
In 41 and 50 East Thirty-second st. to
D. Schustaok & Co.) fourth floor In 39
and 41 West Thirty-second et toiCoro
net Costume Company, and ninth floor
in 114 West Twenty-seventh st. to Ho
eenberg Fur Company.
George It. Read & Co. with HntnrtA t.
Whltlng-BenJamln Corporation, leased
I, a, ct,r)oll Shorshan 26T
X100 dwelling, 31
Qaeeito Transactions. '
Frank J, Macerls sold tnr tm, t0
beck cottage, C0x80, at tho nouthwest
corner of Nostrand and Emmerson p!s..
Itlchmond Hill.
Annlo Sullivan raM in Ci
Kclchf j and Louis Landers, through tho
Rockaway Park Realty Company, the
4.UKJI nrimon moum nrth av., Rock
away Park.
Elsie Tllles bought rom tho Clinton
Trading Company, through J3. Koeppl
cus, two family dwelling, 45x176, at 2
xi. hi roau, weaar .Manor.
BUYERS IN TUB OROXX.
Lowenfeld & Prager sold to Harry
ayerbaum 1064 Franklin av., near
tvum bu, ujxzui, a nvo story apart
ment, through Morris O. Kantrowltz.
Maurice I. Strunsky sold for tho 1083
Realty Corporation 909 Beck t. a nva
story apartment, 84x100, renting for
Melster Builders. Ina. snM tt
Krown a three story frame dwelling,
rrim bioic. iusjuu, j,s Washington
av., through A. Cohen.
Arthur Weyl & Co. sold for H. Frlcke
no threo family frame house at 724
Prospect av. to M. Miller.
Shaw & Co. eold for th Payne cstato
ju Jasi u&tn sl, a three story dwell
ing, 15x66.8.
Arthur Weyl Co. sold for Charles
Rensland the three family flat at 968
Forest av. to Mr. Weltman.
F. M. Weiss & Co. sold 3613 Chatter
ton av. for Richard 11. Arnold to Mrs.
Elite C. Solly: 3637 Halpem st. for
Pcughkeep6lo Trust Company to Her-
n-an Wolfson; 2625 Halnern st. for tho
l'ougnKeepsio Trust Company to Ben
jamin Mayberger.: 1074 t. Pctcr'a av.
for Max Raypheld and Louis Schwlm
mer to Mrr. Stoll ; 2513 Maclay av. for
Mrs. Gladys S. Bruckner to Morris
Scl.warts, and 1611 Benscn av. for tho
Mollctt cstato to Samuel Varkas.
Arthur Weyl & Co. sold for Mr. Cha
kowsky the three story dwoll Ins. with
garage, at 742 Prospect av., the north
east corner East I56tlht.
ACTIVB BROOKLYN' MARKET.
Charles Partridge sold tho threo story
double apartment nt 675 Sterling place,
Brooklyn, for A. Casper.
E. T, Newman eold the three story
dwcllltvj at 527 First rU Brooklyn, for
Chauncey Real Estate Company. Ltd.
Henry PIcrson & Co. sold 633 Second
st. near Prospect Park West, Brook
lyn, a threo story dwelling, 25x100, for
Thomas O'Connor.
Ilulkley & Horton Company sold 1271
Bergen nt. Brooklyn, a three story one
family dwelling, 18.7x100, to Mary A.
Halle.
Jerome Property Corporation eold for
Bertha M. Van Orden a two story dwell
Ing. 20x100, at 1348 Thirty-fourth St.,
Brooklyn, to Helen McXamara.
Samuel Oalltxka ft J. Lacov, eold for
Mrs, Goldburc a two story house with
garage. 25x100, at 946 East Twelfth st.
urooKiyii.
Henry C. Granneman eold throush
Morlarty & Hollahan tho .six family
apartment at 247 Scventy-thlrd st,
Brooklyn.
Schulto Cigar Stores Company leased
corner at Broadway and Gates ave..
urooKiyn, at an aggrcgato rental of
8100,000,
Berkshire Realty Company. Inc., Jo
seph G. Haft president purchased from
George Roberta two four story buildings
at 284 and 299 Pad Ho st, Brooklyn,
through M. Greenberg.
REPORTS FROM THE SUBURBS.
J. F. 'McKean sold for Paul F. Relneldt
his property On the northwest corner of
Xavls and Maple avs., Wlilto Plains,
i,uu b. wngnt
Georxo Howe Bold the res denes of
Mrs.. Amy Jamleson at Larchmont Gar.
dens. N. Y., to Frank at O'Brien.
Prince & Ripley, Inc., sold for Ewald
Qetse his residence on Htxhbroolc av..
Pelhm Heights, N. Y., to Jules. Cablat
Houghton Company and a K. Van
Wlnklo sold for Elizabeth J. Tlghe about
three-quarters of an acre at the corner
ot Harrison av. and West st. Mamaro-
neck, Jf. Y to Eugene II. Wessells.
MARKET NEWS IN BRIEF. '
Charles Houehln Hlsalns. architect Is)
preparing pluns for an offleeV building,
about twelvo stories, with a frentage of
forty feet at 14 and 16 South et, for
the Merchants and Shippers Insurance
Company.
The nine story apartment house at
152 West Fifty-eighth st. resold by
Irving Judis and Joseph Silveraon, as
reported yesterday In The Sum ano
Nw Yons; Herald, was purchased by
clients of Bandler & Haas, attorneys.
The sals was negotiated by Charles
Griffith St Eugene Moses as brokers.
Tho structure, occupies a plot COxlCO
and Is located near Seventh ay.
Douglas L. Elllman & Co. announce
that Adrian Iselln If., Robert W. Mc
Adam and G. R. Merrltt have become
associated with their country depart
ment llaggitrom-Callen Company has been
appointed managing agent of the Ave
story apartment at 167 Amsterdam av.
Harlem Property Owners Association
wilt- meet to-morrow evening at 67 West
125th street. '
Leonard J. Carpenter negotiated the
sale for Mm. EvellneS. Fletcher of 1
to 3 Carllslo street and 4 Albany street
to the Markham Really Company, which
recently resold tho property,
The 435 Convent Avenuo Realty Cor
poration, composed or M. & I Leftler
anl H Glaster, Is the buyer tin
apartment at the southeast corner of
Convent avenue and 140th street, sold
recently.
Harvey N. Kohn was tho broker In
tho salo of tho five-story apartment nt
761 to 70S Columbus avenuo to Charles
Wynno and Louis II. Lpwo recently re
ported. Liberty Church Corporation paid
1435,000 for tho unimproved plot, 222x
115x365x171, on the south sldo of Cathe
dral Parkway, extending through to
109th street, beginning 100 feet west of
Broadway. The sellers, J, J. SlOoum,
and others, took back a mortgage of
3348,000 at 6 iper cent
Tho buyer of the twelve-story loft at
5 and 7 Bant Sixteenth street, sold last
month, Is tho Stdmar Realty Corporation.
MANY PROPERTIES
SOLD AT AUCTION
No. 73 Fifth Avenue Brings
fJ70,000 Other Results.
Joseph P. Day ofTered nt publlo auc-'
tlon yesterday In tho Exchango Sales
room a number of Interesting properties,
the most prominent of which was tho
otoven story loft building 73 Fifth ave
nuc, southeast corner of Fifteenth street.
Tho bidding opened at 3300,000, and
after fourteen bids wcro recorded tho
property was sold to Philip Goldberg
for 8378,000. Mr. Goldberg has mado
several purchases of property ut auction
during the last year, his Initial venture
being at the Bennett estate salo, where
he purchased a run of lots. Ho also re.
cently acquired a number of Improved
properties.
Other results of yesterday's salo nro
as follows: 310 East 109th street, flvo
stoiy tenement, 25x100, to C. Katx, for
8H.100 ; 1SS3 Second avenue, live story
tenement, 23x100, to Sol Slegel, for
llf.750: 229 West Eighteenth street, flvo
story tenement 25x92, to R. Vollhnrt,
for 824.000 : 319 East 109th street, flvo
story tenement, -25x100, to C. KaU. for
818,000; 203 William street, five story
tenement. 30x64.6, to W. Goldstonc. for
324,000: 477 Third avenue, four Btory
tenement 18.6x85, to L. Laubholmer,
for 819,300; 507 to 611 East Fifteenth
street threo, Ave story tenements, to B.
H. Reynolds, for 343,850; 134 Madison
ART SALES.
AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY
We have been Instructed to sell
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
ART WORKS AND TREASURES
of the
INTERNATIONAL ART COLLECTOR
JULES PAUL PASCAUD
Together vrith High Class
HOME FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS
removed from
NEWPORT, R. I RESIDENCE,
1VIANHATTAN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO.
DARLING 8s CO., Auctioneers.
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Commencing To-Day (Wednesday) 2 P.M.
and each day until conclusion '
242 FIFTH AVENUE 27TH-28TH STS.
NOTE: The sale includes noted Pointings Bronzes Statuary
Curios Ivories Napoleon Period Pieces collected and ex
hibited" throughout all the principal cities of Europe.
The furniture all of Period and Modern design, together with
Kermanshah-rSarouk & Pefsian Rugs Pianos Drawing Room. -Furnishings
Draperies Tiffany' & Co. Chime Clock Buehl
Console and Mirror of the Callieut Collection, Etc., makes this
an unusual Auction Sale. .
CASH DEPOSITS OF io REQUIRED FROM ALL PURCHASERS
I Sale arranged and conducted by "
Louis VaR BriRk, Aucttoflccr. Catalogues or premises.
SALE TO-DAY 2 P.M.
ALSO TO.MOnilOU. FRIDAY
A.NU SATUHDAT
at the Galleries of
FIFTH AVENUE
333-311
Fourth Ave.
Cor. 85ttr
AUCTION ROOMS
Street
ARTISTIC
Home Appointments
including property belonging
to the estate of the late
William A. Gramer
John HVhalcn, Attorney
for the Kstalc,
Cons'utinjr of
Costly Furniture, OIL PAINT
INGS by artists of nolo. Mezzo
tints by S. Atlcnt KoVard?, beauti
ful Bronzes, Chinese Porcelain.
Sterling Silver, Miniatures ami
many other interesting objects, also
Valurtbie Property
renewed from a Palatial Residence
on 5th Ave, near 70th St., in
cluding (ipeCimcni of Furniture of
the Rcnaujaneu Period, costly
Chinese and'Oriental Carpets ami
Rugs.
A Library of Books
in fine bindings and many other
important objects.
ok view cvnt. noun op sale
HENRY A. HARTMAN, Aucfr.
BY AUCTION
Tomorrow (Thursday)
AT 3:30 P. SI.
ON THE PREMISES
3 East 48th Street
Br order of
REDFERN
THE WEIX-KNOWX
nrtESSMAKl.N'O ESTABLISHMENT
(Itetlrtus (root business lo Noir York)
All the Furniture, Fixtures,
Materials (Sewing Machines
and contents of workrooms),
Carpets, etc.
8U Vndtr Direction of
James t. Silo ft Son, Auctioneers ot
SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
Art Galleries,
40East45thSt.
S. Y. Cor.
VandcrblltAve.
trK.
!tt Salt lJSth St.: liMSl Eaat U51h St.
New Tories Larieit Auction Salesroom.
TO-DAY, AT 10:30 A. M.
Artiitic Household Effect
Brica-Brac, Cut data, Statuary
Exreptlontl Ltrlnc anil DInlns Room
TTiirnltnr.. Ilaolccai.a.' WardrObll. Roll anil
J'lat Top Dcika. Dreistoi Cites, Chiffoniers.
.T7iiai anu ,uin uio'i-
Upriitt Pianoi, Vktrolai,
Bras Bad aad Iron FenHeri,
Palatiags, Drapery, Curtains.
Fine Assertateat R(i.
9, H. MIII40AN, iwUMftr & Aftninr,
street, six etory tenement, 38x100, knock
down for 383.160; 118 Bast Ninety-first
street, flvo story apartment, 30x100.8,
knockdown for IJT.BOO; 3810 Third ave
nue; four story brlclt tenement wtU
store, 35x176, knockdown for $38,000,
Tho following properties In other bor
oughs wpro offered: 149 Forty.flfth
street, Corpna, L. I., two etory dwelling,
Knockdown for $6,000; 643 Evergreon'
avenue, threo Btory frame tenement, 20x
80 to B. Mayer, for $9,000; cast sldo
of Third avenue and 165th street. 113.5x
121.88x123.64x70.61, vacant, to J. Low
ensteln, for $80,000 ; enst side of Jerome
' .... - 1AA.1AA
ttvcnuu mm uunniu roau, va
cant, to A. Wechsler, for $11,000; 2388
Valentine avenue, two story frame dwell
ing, 50x85, to B. Z. Back, (or $6,000;
39 Tlebout avenue, two ond a half
story dwelling, 100.08x130, to W. It.
Stone, for $12,650,
Neiv Orleans Cotton Market,
New Orlba, March 2. Early de
clines In cotton to-day were replaced by
net advances and for a while late In the
day the market had a firm tone,' finally
closing nt net gains for tho session of
6 to 39 points. Close: March,' 30,30c ;
May, 36.13c.: July. 33.11c. t October,
30c. 1 December, 39.30O. Spot cotton
steady; middling, 40.35c,
9300,000 APARTME.NT PROJECT.
Plans fpr a six story apartment, 59.6x
86.3, to be built at 245 and 349 West
Bovonty-flfth street at a cost of $200,000,
wero filed yesterday by the Fred F.
French Company, architects, for the No.
jib west seventy-nrth- street corpora
tion, formed early In November, with
Fred F. French. Stowart Hemingway and
II. Wynkooj) as directors. The company
took tltlo to tho three parcels January
S last Garret Roach cstato had owned
245 since 1887. Bclden Roach was tho
seller of 247 and Salllo A. Lloyd of 249.
OTHER AVCTIOtf RESULTS.
Dctllla of I bo fsl or nrorllM nffrrc.l nt
auction In toe Veif; street lalesroomi pr
jostpa r. iiiy win be rouou 10 isomer coiuuu.
.Other rciiilu yetterdiy were si follows:
(At Jfo. II Vty Btreet.)
Br Arthur & 8ter!Jae.
Eait 74th tt. S28, s 1. 33x102; one story
bttlMlor, to pUIaUK. 83,800.
(At No. 3203 Tblrd Ajtnzt.)
By Jsmes J, Donorsa,
longfellow t, 1137, w sk 23x100, four story
ART SALES.
lilNULV NOTE SALE DAYS
, TO-DAY (Wednesday),
To-morrow (Thursday,)
Friday & Saturday,
March 3, 4, 5 and 6,
at 2:30 P. M. rarh day.
PLAZA ART I
ROOMS, Inc. I
5-7 East 59th' St.
(Nrar Blh An.)
Edivatd r. O'llelllr, Auclionetr. B
IMPORTANT
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 1
CONSISTING OF
Renaissance and Flemish Tap- 1
estry Panels; Rare Needlework j
Tapestry Suites and Odd
,Chirj; Fine Needlewerfe Fiire 1
Screens and Museum Sped- j
mens of Furniture by "Linkc
of Paris"; Cabinets, Refectory
and Satinwood Tables, Irories, I
Mirrors, Jewelry removed from p
l he mercantile date Deposit
Co. and Th Manhattan Stor
age Warehouse. Silver, Rugs,
Draperies, Furs, Antique Mar
bles and Armour, Etc,
Miny ot tho abore from tho
Chateau de .Rioux
Alio In settlement ot tli
tat ot
Alice M. Pagani
of New York.
Br order of th Administrator.
UENRV O. PAOANI, Etq.
nTH ADDITIONS.
OX VIEW TO TIME OP 8AI.E.
Catalocuo on Application.
Ttltnbone flats 8114.
SALE DAYS
Today, Tomorrow and Friday
March 3d, 4th Slh. Ifeitnnln;
EacU Pay at Si30 v. M.
At the Old Galleries
15 EAST 59TH ST. '
IMPORTANT
EXECUTORS SALE
Estat of tba lata '
Sallie E. Stone
SATTUCK & GI.ENN; Kxceutors.
til lvzctuna. Place.
TSV S. JIATTIIESOS'. Alt'.
' 12 NasJau Street.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
FURNITURE
And HauochoH Effects
IIemOTI from 433. Central Farb
West und from Utorac.
ON rBEB VIEW 'TO SALE TIME
Sir. C. B. CX.1BKU. Auctioneer. -
An Advertiitment (it the Lost and
Found columns of TUB SVX and XEV?
TOnKDEItALD offers a real rciiioHify
Klofibrldie terrae. , S95.1 ft of Tent
t, 3f.QiloI.e2&Oil(j8.3, Tnt, to plilnUlf,
i,vOu,
Vt Joieib r. Pr.
. Krpter tr, a eor 230th it, 100i40xSJ.T. to
Mount Vtrnoa r xT3.0iS.10, racaat, to plain
tiff, Sl.ooo.
By Jottph Co.
, Halt 144ta it, 421, n , SUilCO, fir storr
teocment.Mo pUloUff, 118,000,
SEW UUILDIN08.
' Manhattan.
7JTIT ST. Ui to 240 W, for a 0 itrr ttn
ment, (0.0x80.3-243 Wt 70th Bt, Joe, 209
SfidlMn it, ownrri Fred V French no, 2A0
Mtdlion it, architect. ,...,$200,000
04TH BT, 181 to 10T W. for i 4 itory nerrlci
llitloo. 72x100.5-North Midlioo At Carp,
827 nth it, owneri II Bhonti Co, 1JT
W Milt I, lessee) Bethlehem KnjInrfrlnB
Co, 027 0th it, irrfiltrct ..113.000
Bronx.
KINO AV. w i, 102.82 ft a of '1rne place,
one norr frame dwelllor, 10.2x40.2) Anoa i
Bmllb, JM Klna ar, own WBllira Hbtrj,
J-eo K 20Ith it7arehltet...... .000
WABUI.NOTON AV, W I, IX ft s ot 103th II,
one itory brick fnop, 23x33.4; Ilenr Abr
-wttler, 1017 Waihloitoa it. owner; Bruno W
Eerier, 121 Bible Home, architect 13,000
ALTERATIONS.
' Manhattan.
AJlSTItnDAM AV, 773, to a tUe etory hotels
A D tjcbnaclcnberif, Cornwall, N Y, owuiirj
Elplei, Wolff & Kodroff, irchllecti.S.OCH)
BUOADWAV, n o cor 03tb it, to a tiro story
itorci and carajej II Biker, 120 Broadirir.
owner; Moore k Iindiledtl, 1481b at md 5J
IT, arcbltcClH 17.000
FKO.NT kt. 104, to a S ilnrjr loft T. S Folic.
100 Hudrtu it, owner; Palmer & riontky. ll
WlllUtn it, arcbltectl S23.000
FAIIK AV, 001. lo a 4 itory dwelllns-A
tVlmpfbrtmer. OStb it and Cth ar, owner;
Hchnaru & Oroii nnd U N Marcus, 817 Btb
t, nrconecia , u,wv
7TK AV, 07, to a 4 itory fnrnlabed room bom
M Durota. 153 W 14th it. owner; 0 H
lllchtrr, .10 Cortlindt it. irrhllft..,. $0,000
SOril HT, 41 W, to a 4 itory dwelling, itore,
4c rortbnib IteiUy Co, 120 W Srttb il,
owner; w Hucnenbcre, B2 Vinderhllt it,
irrhltret .. $18,000
U.VI'II UT, 70' I!, to a fire itory tenement; 1'
Irvine. 203 W Olet it, owner; Zlplci, Wolff
& Kudroff, .433 4tb ar, ari'hltecli $0,000
HOTELS.
1 A.50 PER WEEK
III 'or one or two perfona
IV R00M:a'ah SiWoV
Boom wlthprlrate bath $1 "J-
for on or tao persons S
30 nilnntea from B'wiy;
iteam beat; eloctrlo
Hthu; ipacioui vena
dait every hotel coo
Yealence and comfort.
SUN I'ATtLOn OVERLOOKING
OCEAN
Write for Booklet
HOTEL SHELBURNE
I I Sea End of Ocean Pirlrwiy
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y,
HOTEL
CHELSEA
West23dStreet,atSeventhAvenue
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Room with adjoining bath,$2.50
Room with private bath, $3.00
Suites, $S up. .
Special rates by month, season and'
year; open fireplaces; high ceilings;
unusually large rooms; spacious
closets.
Luncheon 65c
Dinner $1.00
Cafeteria Attached.
Colored map "B" of New Yor'x
Dialled free unon aDDllcattoa.
HOTEL
Peter Stuyvesant
Central Park Wet at 86th St.
JUST COMPLETED
Suites ot ono room to ai many aa
required. Furnished, or unfurnlebcd.
Iteetaurant a la Carts
VM. F. INUOL.D, Matfager
MONKV TO AND WANTED ON
KO.VD AND MOKTGAOK.
SI JOHN FIHCK l?.ftT.
CITY BE.4.L ESTATE,
CHAIN STORES
Eitabllahed downtown houi wants
flrst-clais man for chain itore wort
and thoroughfare renting.
Men actually doln? that iintX nt
work wilt be given preferenco Per
manent position with food oppor
tunities to enlarge iphcro ot norlt
ami earning powen.
Development- of a national plan
for chain atore warli contemplated.
Western connections already estab
lished. Replies strictly confidential. Lib
eral drawing; account and commis
sion. nU.iT, JaT.VTE,
V. O. Box 107, Times Square.
i '
usi votm cbbNTitY kstatks with
Bit AN L. ntNNfcLLY. IHC.
. corxTnv estate ukpt;.
15B nnoADWAV. NEW TO KK C ITT.
WILLES RAY. SilFt'. F,ta.,e.I5-
AMUR nUALTV CO.. 299 Broidway. buys
choice Manhattan nnd Bronx PTprtln.
fjrrv beat, estate.
Tram TJattery to 14th. St.. Inclailve.
FOR SALE
Poateuion May lit, 1920
Four Story & Basement Build
in? on Cliff Street, 25 x 77 Ft.
Equipped with electrlo freight
.elerator
ON PEARL STREET
Four Stories & Basement
25 x 124 FT.
Equipped with electrlo hoist '
Terms to suit.
Trlnclpals only i
Apply te
W. E. DEAN & CO.
Tel. BROAD 2383 a Coenlles SUp
10th St. & Ave. C
A lott butldlnr. fir itory. and round
floor plot, 20xO; prlca 111,000; rental
13.000; can bo materially Increased.
214-216-218 West 19th SL
3-5 story tenements: plot 15s53; 133,000;
could bo altered for lofts.
206 West 19th St.
3 ato.-y tenement.: plot l.:xs:; 117,003.
58th St. near 1st Ave.
4 itory brbwnstono bulldlnc; prlco lit..
03) T rooms on floor.
OREATEtt CITT rtEALTT CO..
333. Broadway. 'Phono Worth 3J33
FOR SALE
Warehouse on Cliff St.
3x734 stories and basement,
electrical elerator. Trice S3&S00;
terms arranged.
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
32 Nmmu Street TeL John 60W
,35 & 37 ROSE STREET
' FOR SALE
Poncsslon of Store and Basement and
I floors May t, 1910. A modern 7 story
building; with heat and iterator, con
taining: 2.003 it. ft. per floor.
tlS.000 cash required.
Wra. H. Whiting & Co., 41 Park Row
PRIVATE HOUSE
Skigo, 13lh it., near CUi it.,
3 itory American bsmnrol,
S ilory rrtenilon, pomesiloa Jlijr
ljU i'rlcc J21,0O9, city teruu.
DUROSS C0.,SWe.tl4thSt.
ron HALE
WAREHOUSE ON CWEP 8T
33x73, 4 stories and bailment; Iictrlcal
elevator. I'rlco, I3S.S0O: terms urranted.
Ji Cl.AnU.NCB DAVIKS,
32 Kama iU 211. Jofta (Oli. .
THINK!
THINK HARD!!
For five years the world was busy making materials for the war.
The supply of food, clothing and commodities was entirely consumed.
T
Fifteen months ago the war ended.
A large amount of money was in circulation.
A tremendous demand for all commodities followed.
THE RESULT WAS A GREAT RISE IN PRICES.
Today a condition not a theory confronts us
VThe entire world demands food, clothing
and manufactured articles and materials of all kinds.
TO SUPPLY THIS J)EM AND, , , .
Farmers will be kept busy. , ,
Manufacturers will be kept busy.
Everybody will be kept busy for years
to make up the shortage.
LABOR WILL BESTEAD1LY EMPLOYED AT HIGH PRICES FORMAW YEARS
Money has been pouring into this country for the past six years.
The Federal Reserve Bank .urges greater production and states
"OUR ECONOMICAL AND FINANCIAL POSITION IS,
A T THE BOTTOM, SAFE AND SOUND. '
WE ARE BOUND TO HAVE GOOD TIMES.
REAL ESTATE HAS BEEN DRAGGING BOTTOM FOR YEARS.
It always has and should now increase in fcmce in proportion
to other commodities.
If there ever was a time to buy well located
Real Estate for a good income
Supreme Court Partition Sale, Charles F. Brown, Referee
of the
ftENRY ASTOR TRUST ESTATE
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVATION,
at the HOTEL ASTOR, Broadway & 45th Street (45th Entrance), 11 A. M.
70 may remain
mortfjago for 3
For catalogue and particulars apply to
J. Clarence, Davies,
149th St. and 3rd Avenue, or 32 Nassau St,
JOSeph P. Day9 6? Liberty Street,
Agents and Auctioneers
MORRIS & MCVEIGH, No. 32 Liberty Street,
v Attorneys for Plaintiff
CITT REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 14tk
8Ih
IdcImItci
nitOOME HT.
M.n .rf Tt.n. 1.-1 V .
Four
hoi
DUIIOIUK
for al. J15.I1H): M caib.
o. p
pr,Qm. l.zn Broailway.
Qnl Imi I Ut V aa J 4 a iveaii .tnuiai
tt.; elerator; noMCUlon: $39,000. KIXIOTT,
15-1 JUtiau. Beesman 2GS3, fall confmluloa.
Abore 14th St. to S9th St. (Inclailre),
ON WEST14tHST.,
NEAR 71 H AV.
7th av. subway express station at
corner; fonr story buildlnjf, 20x103
It., suitable for alteration into stores
and lofts; possession April 1st; cen
tral, conren $nt location for almost
any business; prlco low; terms easy
(may lease). Owner, WILLIAM D.
KILPATRICK. 140 Broadway. ,
FIFTY FOOT PLOT
. 1M THR'iO'H. NEAR 4.T1I , AV
CAN I1B BhutlllT KlH'iTv......
RULAND & WHITING-BENJAMIN
CORPORATION,
36 E. 53tk St. or 5 Bctkaun St.
81-83 WJ!ST 19TU ST-Plot, 45x halt block,
for sale to clo.e'an estate; $70,000.
r. & a. ri'OJIJI, 1.333 Broadway.
Abore COth 6tv-3tta Ar. to East Blrer.
RENT $53,Ht MICE 5325.IHJ
Eight story elevator, lOfcclOO. In tho
East oo's. ono to six rooms, iut
apartments on a floor. Groat fu
ture. "Worth Investigating.
J. C. Hough & Co.
200 B'way. Tel. 4408 Cort
VlCINITV tsth ana Parle ar.. three family
nouse; immeaiato posiemga; unuer m.wv.
l.KQN t, Al.TMAVER. tr But Mth. '
433 LBXINOTON AV.. adjolnlns cornor ot
Stth at, IS feet wide; three itory anil
basement; possession, In 30 daya; can be
bought rluht; terms to suit. PEASE & EI
L1UAN. 3t0 JladUon av. Thone 4300 3lur-
ray mil,
113 LEX1.NQTON AV., closa to (1st It.
I lieu innae. oarawooa noon ana eiev
trio llsbts: posstsslon In 30 daya. can be
boniht rlaht. Tirma to suit. FBASS
ELLUtAN. 3(3 tiadlsoa av. 'Phone Mur
ray UUl 4303.
Abore COth St. 5lh At. to North Hirer.
$13,000 only necessary to eccure tiro lobelia
tlitly built btonmtooe apartnieat boaiei; per
fect condition! easy terms cia be arrxnztd for
balinee: the beam bare tiro homey apartmeati
ot fire roomi ind bath on each floor; no teaiei;
moderate montbly rentili; loti fall i!m: wMa
park etrret, near Central I'srk Wet. No. 13
sad 13 Wilt 108th it; price S77.WO; reatil
39.MX); a life Inreitracnt: broken protected.
Apply to OHOItrjK 11, C&4S3, ittorncy for
ewttr, imm sr.
and a rise in
TUESDAY, MARCH 9tb,
on bond and
years at 5.
Title
rCITY nFCTATE. m
AbOTe 59IIi St. Cth Ar. to North Hirer.
1VKST 80S DU EUJNtl t
3 etory and baaemcnt; electric light, iteim
heat, rosseailon May lit. Price ttG.000.
Further particulars irora
n'miy03thSt. RE.VK50 B'"rl300,
Vashtnstoa Uelshts. Above lzlth St.,
Weit of 81b At.
WASHINGTON I1E10HTS. Very desirable
v 4uviii uuan iai nc lurnisnea or un
furnished; line Investment for roorolne
hfltisA dp hnmi IR Ann ...in .iaaaa . i .
mortsage; principals only. Box !, Mi
uroaaway. .
Ooroagh ot Manhattan MIcellaneoni,
WONDERFUl BARGAINS.
Six story, 27 families; also Ave itory
triple; rood terms; low rJrlce. SPBNCBIt,
194 Nassau at. Beekman 3435.
SpnytcB TJayrll and ntrerdale.
Above Harlem ItlTcr.
iuia$fon
niterdate-on-lhe-Iludion.
Nerr Tork City' Most Accesilblo
Suburb.
OEOrtCB IIOIVE, B37 Fifth Avenue. N. Y.
Flelditon Office.
Waldo Atcnuo at TTeit S44th Street.
'Boronah of Manhattan MlscelUlneoaa,
HOMES WlffllN 1HE HOUR .
iSale) eveaHbere. 'Pbone, eall or writ..
Ilarenee Davlea. 3 Naiaao it. John 6094,
TWO email xintea for .lie. elthcrtoeelhtr of
separately: price for IU 3)2,000. ttestid with
poci.Iou rlauio.
SLAWSON nOBBS. I rTeit Md St.
Borougri of' Bronx.
Hoe Ave., Bronx
near Jtnolsxt it., roar itory brick: ill ItaproTe
meats; price 130,000; renli 38,000.
181st and La Fontaine Ave.
a corner bnlldlnr, two family, two .tor build
Inc. with all ImproTtmentl; prlc 111,000;
plot 34.0x03.
aitBATETt CITT BE ALT f CO.,
311 Broadway. Phone. Worth 2313.
Borough ot Brooklyn Sale or Best,
PARK SLOPE. ,
Two fimtly aad nore. brick, all lmsnv.
Mats: montalr temati: rental SI jtMi Sta i
Htwito lltii aad 12tli iU.; price Ill.SOft.
IteHmaa 4r& .......
f.uu. j,, luunuMiivB,
At tone st Law. 118 Ninaa st.
New TorV Cltf.
ONB famllr. brtcK. ImproremraUj term
jilLKAD, riwai 3M, f.ro4trr, N. X.
ACT!!!
value, this is it
1920
insured free by Title
Guarantee and Trust' Co.
3F
CITY BEAT. ESTATE.
One corner, three story
Brick house for sale.
Up to date model house,
1265 Dean St., Brooklyn.
6-FAMILY BRICK-$11,750.
Good lnTrstmeotl near office; act quick.
CLARKE, 107 llilpa at., iiroosirn.
JAMAICA A V. Llvoly location, Itlchmond
Hill; fine corner; Immediate possession:
IfiO BUJUUUitii nui.i.1'1"
torts and. flati; itrlclly modrn leases
expiring; attractive pnt, ..
BEL. 41 Park row. ,
PARK SLOPE, Brooklyn. Detached Ami-
Brooklyn. Apply OWNEft. 337 Sun-Her-aid.
Herald .quire.
Borough ot Queens Sale or,Rent.
iJteMU
DI.4M OF
WiW'OvWEHSHIP
OF APARTWaWio
tor cmU aiirut
Tha QdiNsbtn CtrHratlm
MenhattanOfflci iatlucja HetettU OOe
an t At nt.
'Niwtowa3ll.
St. Corona Um)
Cvienstero imittav
AT ELMHUR5T.
New Colonial Httises with Garage?;.
..,j!i.s2asi
Si, rc.7net floors; entire bt,cJ' "J",
.iiiririt.! .ewers, nisesilamlxod itreet:
toeaaiiiui ir.liilcrf .f?,'f "ViTC.1f..."f".rl ri
nursi.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN
BeinUfitl boom lirti plot: wWo boulevard:
electric i Hsb'ts, pitonetry; opea tWK. tUe
Mini artistic i decofstloni; iste idtatlcrt: lite
bJokengei fotellSire V: 32.300 ci.b. balnea
?isj layneats; Jltwl dlicooat. .....
Owner, Telephone G515 Hellis
KOCKAWAV. BF.ACH.
Cat or lell. tesslirul . tmi W cuuna,
and
leeptor room.. "ir'z: ".u.
JSSOnJSSJSS at te"cor of Xoru
A'..,rv.77m .t.nmi. Dlocx rrooi ocr.n.soa
yck MwoTSir442-
ill I. . Ia . IUlua..aWW,