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FIFTH AVENUE LOFT
SOLD TO OPERATORS?
Comer in Savo New York Zone
Changes Hiuul Other,
Henlty Reports.
Jo.wpli Sllvcrson ami Irving I. JiuIIh
imitliascJ from tho Surrey Investors,
I:ic. U. C Ollilertleevo president, tlio
twenty fiery building at tho northeast
corner of Fifth avenuo ami Ttylrty-flrBt
tired, oreclcd In 1500 by Henry Corn,
Tho property la Known np 303 and 305
Mfth avenuo and measures 06.9 feet In
tlio avenuo nnd 150 feet In tlio street.
iiK is reported to return an annual rentnl
of $253,000. p. A. O. Schwartz aiul
Hennld I'rcrcs Si Co, nro among tho
tunantH In tho structure. This Is ono
of a aeries of big buslnors Improvements
inado in this section by Honry Corn
inoro than a decade ago, when Fifth
avenue was being transformed from a
ti'SK'.enro to a business contro. Tho sell
i'ig company purchased It from Mr.
rorn In 1011, Welling & Koolblo, Inc.,
vcro tlio brokers.
Itcslilcntlnl l'lot An.icmlilril.
Douglas Ii. Elllman & Co. sold for
'tho estnto of David Franlc tho three
ptory ilwolling, 20x100, nt 121 East
Sixty-fifth street ; also to tho samo pur
chaser 120 Kwt Sixty-sixth street, a
threo story garage, 25x100, for Mrs.
Warner M. Leeds. Tho salo completes tho
assembling of n plot 40 fet In Slxty
rtfth st riot and 50 feet In Blxty-slxth
street, including 121 and 123 tn tho for
mer md 118 niui 120 In tho latter thor
, iiKhf.ires. Tho new owner contem
plates ereetlng a residence tor Ills own
occupancy.
Produce nicrclinntn lluy.
Win. A. Whlto Si Sons sold to Arm
strong & House, produce merchants, the
flvo story building 830 Greenwich
Ftrcot, 25x58.4, bolng tho Inside building
of a fifty foot corner In Jay Btreet,
owned by Elliabcth A. Sicken and Lil
lian E. Hlngslage. The now owner wllf
niter and occupy.
Sale in "West End Avenue.
Thomas J. O'Reilly nnd Earl & Cal
lioun sold for tho Lombach Realty
Company to Max N. Natanson 530 West
j:nd avenue, southeast corner of Elghty
tlxtli street, a thirteen story apartment,
f0.tl02. containing twenty-fivo apart
ments and renting for about $100,000 a
year. The house was erected by Mulll
ijken Si Moeller.
Doivulonn Pnrcel Sold,
Joseph P. Day, represented by Doug
hs ske.ll, sold 120, 122 and 124 Cedar
street, three three story business build
ings", 70x58.10, to Charles Taylor. Tho
tiler of 120 Is tho estato of Thomas F.
Turley. represented by Robert R. and
Hugh H. Ralney. Tho Chandler estate,
represented by William J. Roome, was
the owner of 122 and 124.
A. II. Levy resold for tho Manport
Realty Company 18 Leonard street, a
esvon story warehouse. 20x100, to a
C Client of Wolfo & Co.
Robert F. Bonsall resold for Fred
cm k Brown 244 Fulton street, f. four
itory building, 20x34, to James P. Casey,
tenant.
Other Dwelling: Purchases.
Teaf & Elllman sold for Mra Ken
r.cth Frazlcr to Gustavo Schwab, the
tenant, tho flvo story American base
ment dwelling, 1S.9X102.2, nt 5G East
Seventy-eighth street, held at $50,000.
K. Bachman sold through McCotter &
Davis and Dwight. Archtbnld & Perry
n three and four story dwelling, 50x81,
at 19 and 21 Barrow street. Tho buyer
will alter them Into small apartments.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prager
purchased from Charles Meyers 167 to
173 East Eighty-second street, four
three story dwellings, 70.8x102.2.
Three dwellings, each 12.6x100.5, at
to to 54 East Seventy-seventh street,
lavo been sold to a purchaser who, It
H understood, Intends to dovelop the
Louses Into ono dwelling. Nos. 52 and
!4 were sold by Mrs. Henry CMeyera and
No. Eft u-.ia sold for Neva H. Sadller.
Hmn-ii 1V"hM.!nffc Pnmiwni'. Inc.. and
L. J. Phillip") & Co. sold for the Clark
fstato the five story elevator dwelling,
25x100. at 42 West Seventy-fourth street,
to Wax Greene.
Frank Munson sold to Arthur Soller
r o four rtory dwelling, 20x102.2, at 117
Seventy-first 6trct.
J. R Knplisli sold for ,T. A. Philbrlck
tho tour story dwelling. 16.8x100, at 31S
West Fifty-seventh street.
William Fahnestock, tenant of tho five
rtory dwelling, 25x100.5, nt 40 East
Kfty-srcond street, has purchased the
'property from Mrs. Van Rensselaer
Kennedy through Pease & Elllman.
Thomas C. Sloano estate sold the four
rtory dwelling. 21x100.5, at 17 West
Flfty-flrtt street.
Dealing In Harlem.
C'orgo W. Brettell sold for Edward
J.rcnhus to William Drown 2000 Lexing
ton av, a three story dwelling, 1G.SX81,
ih first transfer of the property In
twr.tv ears.
Intner ft .'olm resold C3 and 57! Eisi
Hl'h ft . a five story tenement, 40x100.
s ar n. and Herbert V. Dike sold for
nnW carter IS East 113th St., a five
Miry fl't. lS.1xl00.ll.
Hitter Realty Company sold the flvo
f'ory apartment, 2S.6xl00.11, at 139
Vfst until st.
In ng w arren resold two of the resl
ti ntlai propertieH which ho purchased
lciertlv at tho auction sale of tho Mar
t r r (i Sage estate. Ho sold 121 West
1:7m si to Emma Muller through Sam-
I 'Lnn-r and 113 West 117th st. to
lis J n W. DIshman through Ben
T KrviT
V dent of Charles S. Rosenthal pur
c'ad tho dwelling, 25x50, at 4 East
lUlh sr. from Abraham C. Mann,
r Silverman Exchango sold Liberty
Garage, 70x100, nt 573 West 131st St.
In tne Larry Green Company. The
r '3Tty is leased for nine and a halt
I'-rs at a nn rental of $9,000,
9 I-ate Mnnlinttnn Sale.
I-fhirtan Corporation sold 1524 and
"7H a ns'erilam av., a six story apart
' 40s. 100.
f ru'It hanl: Company sold for tho
r niral ftiion Trust Company of New
1 i ' "2S Stanton St., a thrco story
t .'I'lln-;, 19.11x70.
Ucrman Denzer sold for Ruben Flelg,
''.:denf of the Rcxford Holding Cor
Pnration. the five story apartment, 29x
1"?. at 123 East Eghty-thlrd st.
L. & A. Plnrus purchnsed from the es
'a"e of Anna II. Shea the four story lofi,
"i'f'O. it h;j west Fifty-flrjt rt.
th ush fiuvles Meyers.
Mrs. Mary Hatch Hlllard purchased
f 'r the Home Bureau and Medical
Jlwiis of 52 West Thirty-ninth st. tho
"or -story hulldlng at 30 West Thlrty
Iti'h St., 2r,x98.9.
Jotoph Shenk sold 65 nnd 67 Nagle av.,
a Rie story apartment, 125x300, nr
"iseij for thirty-five families and rent
es for about $14,000.
Commercial I.rnxei.
TV
. , luiig.u : to. icaseu siora anj
lMmr,it in c nn,i it Put Pn,iv.iriii ii
Vcught & Co. leased stora and
to .kiv-ih Joseph.
U Rosenthaf leased paco In the frontace In order to clve tho structure
l'"n ido Bulldliisr, opposite tho . a pltaalnjr nrchltectural grace and sym-im-
,mia Hotel, to Metropolitan i mctrj-. Tho plans wero drawn by I' red
JP- a ,i r,oather floods Company, the ,T. Ley. builder. They call for a frontage
AUona, uosfcry Company, Chlo Shop of 1S2 feet In Broadway and a setback of
.ia Mm lister. twenty-nine- feet all around the bulldlnK.
jo & Waltefleld. Inc., leased for
T Mcr-i-ants nnd Manufacturers Ex-
cwnse oifices n the Grand Centra! Tal-j
w -;n & Wnlcfflnl,! inc. iMo.rt fnpifhis will mean an annual i sacrinco oi
nee to tho Allen Property Custodlnn and
Hubbard Floyd Company.
Cross & Brown Co. leased Btore In tho
Partola (G-'Nolll-Adamsi Bulldlmr to
Max Cohen, store nt 170 Church st. to
Albert A. Frank, snico nt 16 Warren sr.
to Kilns PItzcio, and la 245 West Flfty-
iirui et. to Now York Premium Company.
Itculileiitlnl I.cuaci,
Julia Beverley Hlggons leased apart
ments lit 125 East Fifty-sovonth St., 441
Park av., 8 East Elshty-ilfth st. and 850
Park av.
John J. Gallagher of the Cusack Com
pany leased for Allco Miller dwelling nt
337 West Seventy-first st. for flvo years.
Snli In Other llorOiiRli.
John F. Scott sola for Mr. Frank C.
Oroeber dwelling In Grove avenuo, Co
darhuret, L. I to H. Sellers McKrc, 2d.
J. Albert Johntra wld for Churlcs
Rundel dwelling at 145 Franconla avo
nue, Hushing, to Walter Scott.
Cornelius (. Kolff sold to Carl F.
Grlcshaber the r.cnil-bungalow In Dud
ley avenue, South New Vork, S. I., for
Mrs. Alnslle.
Suliurbnn Activity.
P. A. Cameron sold for tho Gill
Realty Company now house and half'
an acre in Sound View Circle, White
Plnhw, N. Y to R. L. Dula; also dwell
ings at Now Rocheile, N. Y for C. R.
Mnbley in Plntard avenuo to W. H.
Winters; for Mrs. 10. J. Tlmmons to
Gcorgo F. Harvey and for Stowart
Realty Company In Sidney street to
Ocorgo C. Dyer.
Julia Hevorloy Hlggons sold for Mrs.
Allco B. Knapp a house and about ono
half acre of land at Katonah, N. Y., to
tho Diocesan Missionary and Church
Extension Society of New York city.
Burko Stone, Inc., sold tho resldencb
of John II. Young, Park place, North
Pelliam, N. Y.. to Anpon Smith.
Chaunooy It. Griffon & Co. rented to
Bennett Epstein of tho General Ameri
can Tank Car Corporation tho McDowell
cottnge at 41 Highland avenue, Woods
of Larelimont, furnished, for the sum
mer season.
Robert B. Farley organization sold
for Mrs. Fannlo B. Allen residence in
Buckingham road, Nepperhan Heights,
Yonkers, N. Y., to Mra. Bertha G.IIirdy.
Gcorgo Howe sold for G. Hllllard Ross
resiaenco at 20 Qulmby avenue, White
Plains, N. Y to Arnold Munnlch.
Richard Dickson sold for Roso Stew
art to Sarah Jane Dickson 354 South
First avenue. Mount Vernon, N. Y., a
two story frame detached dwelling with
garage, 30x103.
John F. Scott sold for Mrs. Frank C.
Grocbor her houso In Grove avenuo,
CedaHiurst. L. I to H. Sellers McKee,
2d.
II Wcatherby & Co. sold at Engle
wood, N. J., tho Rcldcmeister residence
In Woodland street to John McIIugh ;
tho Lester property In Woodland street
to C. A. 'Day ; the Hutchinson hou3o In
Broad avenue to Walter Denilte, and
tlio Vanderbllt rcsldenco In Lydccker
street to S. S. Campbell.
Itcnl Estate Note.
Westchester County Realty Board
will hold Its annual dinner Saturday
evening, March 27, at the Hotel Com
modore. William M. Calder, United
States Senator; Francis S. Hugo, Sec
leiary of Stato for New York, and
Richard M. Hurd, president Of tho Law
yers' Mortgage Company, are among
thoe scheduled to speak.
Samuel G. Rosenthal and Samuel
Field, for many year3 with Spear & Co.
have been elected members of the firm
of Adorns & Co., with ofllces nt 170
Fifth avenue.
Ames & Co. wero the brokers in the
sale of the Third Reformed Presby
terian Church, 236 and 238 West Twenty-third
6treet. reported In The Sun
and New Yohk Hehald last Tuesday.
S. Werdensclilag has lieen appointed
agent for 1233 Longfellow nvenuc.
Robert E. Farley Organization will
open an dike in Greenwich, Conn.,
April 1 opposlto the new Pickwick
Arms, with Thomas A. Wlgmore, Jr.,
in charge.
City Mortgage Company has agreed
to loan to the Masro Realty Corpora
tion $200,000 to erect a live story apart
ment house, 93x150, in the east side of
University avenue, Bronx, 147 feet
south of 190th street.
Samuel G. Rosenthal and Samuel
Field, formerly with Spear & Co.. have
been elected members of tho firm of
Ailam3 & Co.
MANY BRONX BUYERS
IN DWELLING MARKET
Housing Shortage Reflected
by Yesterday's Deals.
Edwards & Rlckart sold 610 and 612
East ISOth st., a fivo story apartment,
40xl03x irregular, for Solomon Roth.
Aloxnndcr Selkln and Carl Jaffe sold
for Samuel Katz the four story apart
ment, 33x100, nt 1343 Mlnford place.
II Osborne Smith sold for Hildegard
at. Becker two story dwelling. 25x92. at
100". Summit av.. to Thomas J. Kean.
Harry Calm sold to Hyman Runln the
three story dwelling, 16.7x100. 697 East
163th St.. through Samuel Singer.
L. O. Lorero sold for Pauline Berlin
tho three story house, 23xSl, at 1342
Teller av., to Arthur J. Roberts.
I. Lincoln Soldo Company, Inc.. sold
for tho Crcston Realty Company (Alex
ander Selkln and David Mlntz) 26S0
Creston av.. a three storyi ono family
house, 40x76.
Ann Mapleston estato sold, 100x234,
vacant, at the northeast corner of Find
lay av. and 164th st.
BIG DEMAND FOR
BROOKLYN HOMES
! Brokers Busy With Calls for
Residential Properties.
E. T. Newman sold the four story
four family flat at 359 Sixth avenue,
Brooklyn, for Patrick J. Clarke.
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc., sold 37S
Sterling place. Broklyn, a three utory
dwelling. 19x123, for O. II. Lewis.
Melster Builder. Inc.. purchased from
A. E. Flannery 6S3 and 585 Sixth ave
nue, Brooklyn, two two story dwellings,
34x100 ;.u!so from J. Rand nnd I. Tar
schls three three story dwellings at 297,
299 and 301 Seventeenth street, 50x100.
F. C. Sauter and M. Aronson "wero the
brokers.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 118
McDonough Btreet. Broklyn, a three
story dwelling, 20x100, for Frederick
Rcicher.
B. F. Knowles Company sold 80 Tay
lor street. Broklyn, a two story dwelling,
for Mrs. 3IcK. Williams to J. Kasower.
F. S. Sauter Agency sold the three
story dwelling at 382 Third street,
Brooklyn, for Morris Joachim to Vincent
Venezlano.
O. E. Allard & J. J. Lrvey sold 412
Rugby road, Broklyn, a two story' frame,
two family house, 40x100.
C1VJ1S UP, JJSIl.OOO IN" UEN'TS,
According to plans shown yesterday
before tho board of standards and ap
peals, tho Flak Tlrer Company, which In
to erect a twenty-four story building nt
t ...i. ...... T.-.rtv.cmntti nt. nnrl P!iehth
nniaunuj, .y- V I
lav., will Eacrlflco G,7i4 squaro feet
'of rentable npace In the Broadway
'This will mean
$23,000 In rent, I
square foot.
uascu on in? rmo si i u ,
THE SUN, AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920.
$1,500,000 HOTEL
PROJECT FOR MEN
rians riled for Building to Bo
Erected on Prominent West
Side Corner.
Aitothor step was taken In tho Im
proving of tho .northeast corner of
Eighth avenuo and Forty-third street
through tlio filing of plans for a fourteen
story apartment hotel. Tlio projeot wuu
orlginnlly announced last December.
The WeBt Forty-eighth Street Realty
Company, II. dayman president, ro
contly acquired through Herman Arna
Company tho property, which measures
100x200 feet. Tho estimated cost of
tho structure has been placed at $1,500,
000. In all prdbnblllty tho street plot,
measuring 100x100, will bo Improved,
and subaonuently tho corner plot v.111
bo built upon. Tho entlro structure, as
planned, will contnln 860 rooms and 450
baths. It will te run for men only.
Ilnycrs for Two Atmrtnients.
A number of tenants of the soven
story Podna Apartments, at tho south
oast comer of Jlornlngsldo avenue and
123d street, bought that property trom
Joseph Shenk. who acquired It last July
from William II. and Elwood S. Bart-
lett of Atlantic City, N. J. 1'ho house
occupies a plot 100x100. and Is arranged
for fifty apartments. It rcnt3 for about
$40,000 a year.
Abraham Zaudercr, Inc., sold to a
client of Samuel Wacht, Jr., a six story ;
apartment, moxiou, nt tno soiuneaci
corner of Audubon avenuo nnd 170th
street. Mr. Wacht represented Mr. Zau
derer. t.'litonn Iluellliiscs Sold.
Alexander Selkln and David Jllntz
resold 423 and 427 West 144th street,
two four story dwellings, 30x100,
through Duff & Crown Company.
Hen P. Fryer sold for Irving Warren
49 St. Nicholas place, a four story dwnfll
Ing, 20x72. to II. A. Jallln.
Charles A. Du Bols sold for tho Kings
County Savings institution to Oscar
Trobltsch the threo story dwelling, 19x
98.11, at 619 "West 150th street.
Other Silica on Height".
Abraham Zauderer sold to a client of
Benjamin Harris 10C and 10S Convent
avenue, a flvo story apartment, 72x100.
Mr. Wncht also represented Mr, Zau
derer In tlio deal.
Henen?on Itealty Company sold 020
and C22 West lG?d street, adjoining
south corner of Itiversido Drive, a five
story apartment, 63x100, tj a client of
Abraham Lelchten.
Julius RosenBteln sold 023 West 136th
street, two live story flats, 103.6x99.11.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc., sold BOO
West 179th street, a five story apart
ment, 41.8x100.
MONTCLAin TAX IIATU.
Tho tax rate' of Montclalr has been
fixed by the Essex County Board a'
13.04. compared with $2.65 last year.
There was rated for school purpose last
year In Montclalr $367,927. This year
tho school budget Is $582,000. Tlio rata
bles In Montcl.vlr show a big Increase,
$54,974,213, compared with J31.9S9.S53
in 1919.
AUCTION' nnSfl.T YllSTKUDAY.
at no. 14 vcanr struct.
By Henry Brady.
52D ST. ;!7 W, 25x100.5, flvo story brlclc
tenement and atores, to plaintiff. .$14,000
xnw nuiMH.vr.s.
Mnnlinttnn.
UDOnCOMTIB AV, w s, 15 ft of lC'.tb St.
for flte 1 s'ory irsraees, ech titlS JI C
Klosel, CO" W IT'Jtli t. owner and nrchl'
tert St.
SOUTH WILLIAM -ST. 14 and 1. for a
tnchn ftory offlre, 42.3x18 6 Merchants
and Shippers Insurance Company, 4
Wall n, ownrr; C 13 lllgglns, 19 West
44th jt, architect 1175,000
Bronx.
KAII-Li: ST. s
e cor Whltlork nv, one
irafi'. lOOtlEO ft W r P
Rlnrv hrlck Eraracp.
Henlty Co, Ine, ownfra; I'liillp Wntten
btre. IOC East 14Mh st, president; Jrv
Init Mnrson. 253 East 143th t, tirchl
tect J35.000
AI.Ti:il.VTIO.S.
31anlinttnn.
AV A, 27, to n 4 story (IwelUns nnd store M
Illerman, iiremltes, owner; J FIsIier, 23 av A,
arelillect 8,flO
nitOALl ST. n e cor lVarl nt, to u f.ven
stoa' telephone rxchaiiBe N Y Tole
phouo Co, 16 Dey at, owner; K A t'nser.
502 Hroailivav. archltort J12.000
CI.UT ST. S3, to a 4 story efflce, Ac I,'
Coopor. 'BO Ilroaclivay, owner; II Uppinsn,
3S1 4th nr. srcliltect $3,iCO
WILLIAM ST. s w cor Etchanit pi, to a
nlnrteen story offices Lord's Court
Hulldlng Co, premise, ownsr; W I.
Bouso and I. A Goldstone, 512 5th nv,
archltec's 14.000
3D AV, 4 430, to a onfl story framo storts
and offlce. 32x101.5 ft C Berliner. 55
5tli nv, owner; Emll L Capo, 415 Locust
st. Mt Vernon, architect 12.000
OTII AV, 221, to a 5 story stofe. Ac .T H
Hhoadeii et al, Cfl Hearer st, owner; Kauf
man & Lerlne. 159 Keinsen t, arcliltect.
v J.000
7TII AV, n w cr 130th st. to five 4 stcry
dwelliniri-I tVlieu. li'dO llroadnay. owner;
Sllrrhell .t Hewlett. 1209 Itroaawsy. nn-hl-
tt $10,000
14TJI ST, 37 nnd 35 West, to a four story
Btoro and lofts O and It Gulnt, prem
ises, owner; J Klsher, 23 Ave A, archi
tect J15.000
27T1I ST, 105 "West, to a four atory oftlcoj
and thow rooms Weinberg A Ooortln,
lne. 4,1 West Mth st. owner; J J Dinner,
1 Madison av, architect J12.000
H2D RT, 123 to 131 E, to a 3 story storage
National Hoard of tlve Young Women's Chrli
tlan AJ'ti, 100 IilnFton ar, owner; 1)
Ilarber, 101 l'ark ar, arcliltect J3.000
721) ST. 219 East, to a three story dwell
ing jir C H V.'estbrook, premises, nivn
r; Button & Buys, 103 Park av, archi
tects 36.000
HOTELS.
Hotel Standish Arms
ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
167-169-171 Columbia Height
Overlooking New York Harbor
A Minutes to Wall Street.
13 Minutes to Forty Theatres.
Family and Transient HoteL
Booms with bath 3.00 tip
Apartments To Lease by Year.
Unfurnished, $700 per room up.
Furnished, 5800 per room up.
Decorated to Suit.
Take Interboro Subway to Clarlc St.
3 Short Blocks from Hotel.
MARTHAWASHIffGTON
29 Eut 29lh Street.
Thone JIadlson Hquare 0300.
for s'0lII only.
Modern, fireproof hotel, centrally lo
cated. Room for one person, H2
per wetik nnd up; for two person,
111 per weok and up. Itoom with
hath for one person. IIS per week;
for two persons, 121 per week.
Transient rates. 13 per day and up.
Luncheon (Oc. Dinner 11.00.
ll'fl 7nfe Your Impectlon.
HOTEL
Ptttr stuyotsant
Central Park West at 86th St.
JUST COMPLETED
Sultss of one room to as minr at
required. Furnished or unfurnished.
Restaurant a Is Carte.
Wll. y. I.NOOLD. Manager.
ART HAT.V9.
Immmmmsmmm:
inijHjiw1
E DIVVS
n iriMni v matp c at r
TO-DAY (THURSDAY),
Tomorrow, Friday & Saturday,
March 18, -19 and 20,
at 2 i30 P. M. Each Day In
PLAZA ART
ROOMS, Inc H
5-7 East 50th St. I
(Near 6th Ae.)
IMward P. O'Reilly, Auctioneer.
Palatial
Furnishings
Removed from tho Strictly
Private Residence
2 East 67th St.
xnis CITV
Will Be Sold at
UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC
AUCTION AT
The Plaxa Art Rooms, Inc.
IN CONNECTION Willi THE
SKTXLUMKNr OP VAHIOUS
KSTATKS.
Ccniiilinz of Mujtum Tapestries,
m Needlework ind Aubusion Tapestry
'ij Suilea and Torlieres, Fire Screens,
g Chair Setts, etc. Louis XVI. Bronie
Ca Mounted Bedroom Suites, Italian
t Renaissance Refectory Tables, Satin-
m wood Consoles, Desks and Commodes,
U Bronze and Crystal Candelabra,
(3 " -"PP M
m Knbe BibI G.rl?d r'"0. H
Rare China, Rugs, Carpets, Slcinway
0 Senea Vatea, Eccleiiattical Draperies,
3 tie.
g ON VIEW TO SAI.K TIME
M Catalogue on Application,
u Tcleiiliono l'l.Uft Sill.
gClliBSIi'lBSaa'ailBL'Jiqiill'BJli miliiqilil'aiiJ'BBik.
TO BE SOLD AT ABSOLUTE
SALE BY AUCTION
To-day (Thursday)
& Tomorrow (Friday)
at 2 P. M. each day in
SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
Art Galleries
4 0E. 45th St.
S. W. Cor.
Vanderbilt Ave.
J nines P. Silo A- Son, Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
Antique & Modern
Furniture
I JtOM Tin:
Albert L. Morse Estate
Also tho I'ruperty ot
Mrs. A. B. Gwalhmey, Jr.,
AND
TUB ItESIUUE OF TUB
F. W. Woohvorlh Estate
Comprlslnc nhout IOO Lots ot
Kcdroom Furniture, tie.
TOGXTIIKK WITH l.initAUY .t
iu.vim; mutes
NOW ON EXHIBITION
Sale To-day 2 P.M.
Also To-morrow nnd Saturday
at the Onllerle.4 of
333-341
Fourth Ave
Cor. 25th
Street
Property belonging to
the EsUito of the late
WILLIAM SIMPSON
Also consignments from other
Rstates and Individuals,
conslstins in part of
Works of Art
FUn.NlTCB.f3 AND OTHER
Home Appointments
The combined collection Includes:
Colonial Furniture
In larfte variety, Flemish Oak Din
Ins; Boom Suite, upholstered
suites, odd pieces for tho Library
and Living itoom. Oil Paintings by
Foreign and Americnn Artists, a
valuable Florentine Mosaic. Ori
ental Carpets and Burs, Porce
lains, Cut Olass and many other
objects.
On View Vntll Hour of Snle.
Henry A. Hartman, Auctioneer
ark?'
Wcst 441h St.
Executor's Sale To-day
and following days t 2 P. M.
Estato of the lato
T. Addis Emmet, M. .,.
All the Furniture, Paintings,
Tapestries, Rugs, Linens, Silver,
Sheffield Plate, Table China,
Glassware, Art Objects, etc.,
rtmoved from the residence 89
Madison Avenue,
to be sold by order of
GEOnClE IV. HARPER, JR.. ESQ.,
Executor.
Tho Salo will bo conducted by
Mr. AUGUSTUS W. CLARKE
Continuation Storage Sale
by order of
Manhattan Stonje & Warehoute Co.
for unpaid storage charges,
with additions from other tourcea
To-day and. Friday
11 A. M. each day
88 University PI.
Between 11th and 12th Sts.
Exceptional high grado and artistic
modern and antlouo
Furniture and Effects
of every deicription
Bterllng Silver, Sheffield Tlato. Taint
Ings and l'rout Etchings
Oriental Carpels and Rugi
Rtro China and Bric-i-Brtc
NOTE A good opportunity to buy
hlih grade goods.
ARTHUR KALISKI, Auctioneer
8AI.K DATS
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW
Each Bay at Z20 P. 51.
At the Old Galleries
15 EAST 59TH ST.
IMPORTANT
EXECUTORS' SALE
Estato of the lata
Elizabeth Jane Haynes
(AND OTHERS)
noiovno from storage
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
FURNITURE
Oil Paintings, Persian &
Domestic Rugs & Carpets
ON FREE VIKW TO SALE TIME
Mr.C'.U.CIRK'' Auctioneer.
IS T,
HI
ART H.W.ICH.
To-Day & To-Morrow
March 18 and 19, at 3 P. M.
ATTIin
KEELER
ART
GALLERIES
12 Vesoy St.,
Near Urondway.
ESTATE SALE OF
Valuable Paintings
At ABSOLUTE AUCTION
IIV OHHF.lt OP
Mrr. Lizzie Prinz, Executrix
ESTAli: OP THE LATH
Charles Prinz
niCHAUn A. OKtS, ATTY.
350 Pulton St., IlrooUlyn
In addition rlntlnni of The
Hudson Utter Hcliool in nrll a
larloui Porrlgn firlioolj, among
lileli are canvaie by
lierrhel n V. I.. Sonntag
Win. Mnrirati O.Achenbach
It. U, Imrai'rman 1 Herat ail t
J, II. I,. Dnlln.n ),. T. Conroy
I)e lirijliiv (1. Diivid
Unut. Floury KriHoman Van Elten
Ma to hn cinduetnl liv
SIR. (iKO. . KKKLKR
JUESOJJTS
I.onc Islund.
TEL SHELBURNE
Sea End of Ocean Parkway
IlllIliHiU.N IlKAClI, . Y.
30 minutes from Broadway;
steam heat; I o o t r 1 o
1 1 el) ts ; spacious verandas;
every hotel convcnier.es
and comfort.
M'rito for Booklet
SUN PARLOR
OVEIILOOKINO
Crystal Lake House,?,iry-
Very desirable rooms, sun parlor; liome sur.
roumllngf. 40 minutes from New York.
Atlantic City.
HOTEL- -i
CHELSEA
Ocrupjlnr entire blork of ocean front
In the fashionable C'helseu section.
300 bedchambers wltn private baths
(fresh and sea water) High class or
chestra, -.nfe, erlll, &c. French cnefs.
(Jolf prlvlleR-s. Autos meet trains.
Booklet Open all year.
J. B. THOMPSON ft CO.
OCEAN FRONT
FIREPROOF
L'nusiisllT attriftiT-
dtirlru; Winter and
F.ar.v Snrlnn Seasons. l uxurious lobblss
and retful sun parlors Charmtnij after
noon muslcales with complimentary
service, and evening concerts. A palatial
rrsldence lor thoa seeking rest and recrav
tlcr Fea water In all baths.
AMERICAN and EliHOPKAN PLAN
RYAl PA1ACE
prvlKa BcacK. ATLANTIC CITY.N.J,
CONVENIEPJTTOALL AMUSEMENTS
ScaBaths. Dictlutcnen.UrchMtra
Capacity 600. Opea all the rear
ymanJM(twaSeytfY
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. I
j AivAmeiiican. Plaa Hotel
jof DisiiixdioivandRealComfort j
riRBPROOP GARAGE. I
j, CAPAClTTi.oo. l V7ftYrj.jBaZSV
MSXH MimNTIWIMIfwrlMtfWIMimaniWiMlWil
MOTE U" I
AS
VlrgtHls Arcnne at Rnsrilnslk.
American snd Kiironean l'lan. Hot and
fold sis and Ittih water bstbs. bun Bir
lor and fTerr rnnifoit. Open all Jrar.
DAVID UK11Q. Owner A Prop.
Atlantic Cify iff fhc
1LAMAC
VPA
fumh on tiSocrrcfwa&
MACK LATZCO.U
GRAND ATLANTIC,
Vlrelnla av.. near beach nnd all attractions:
capacity WO: a strictly modern hotel: prlrate
batli. runnlni: water in rooms, elevator. c:
notable table: ii up dally; sneelal jreyilj;
meets trains, llooltlet. V.1'. SHAW.
Lst us maJte you fosl at nne In to "City
of Robust Health
Hotel Morton
oJean End Vlrtlnla av. Capacity 250. Els
vator. privata baths, ic; always oysn.
VHotel famine.
St. Charles Plaeo anil Uoacn. t rosn ana soa
water baths: runnlni water in rooms; elevator.
Superior table: Spring; rates: (.oarh at trains.
A. E. WAGNER. Prop. W. R. LAYTON. Mur
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia av. nnd Beach. Capacity 810.
I'rlrato baths, nnnlnff water, elevator, Ac.
Amor. plan. Special Sprlns Rates, llooklet.
.SAMUEL ELIJS, Owner. N. J. COLLINS, ilgr.
"THE PENNHURST
Ocean End Mlchltan av. Always opsa.
Every appointment. WM. R. HOOD.
HOTEL MAJESTIC VanM?
capacity 300: elevator, private hatlis. runnlns
water la rooms, whlto service; Amerlcanplan.
ja.SO np dally; special wpeklr. M. A. S1IITII.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Always ready. Terms mod.
irate, l'hons or writs M. WALSH DUNCAN.
NEW CLARION TSi
rnnnins water: Kar.ge; bookl.L B0JnrAC&
New Jersiry.
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
A deligKtful combination of old-fashioned
comfort and modem luxury. Famous for
its cuisine and social charm Coif, Polo,
Shooting. Riding, in Jersey's pine belt.
Special baths and tun parlors for con
valescents. Phone 430.
A. J. MURPHY. Host
PUDDING STONE INN
Favorable wMv rstfj. Ooen all ynr. Folder.
O. H. VINCENT. Boonton. N. J.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
n-iif nttpp.v ririEAV ncsnrtT. nnotrt.nT.
jar For ono fr two persons S
W ROORl WIM runnlnj hotW
B7 VVI" and cold water. K
KJ Itconi with private hath, 517.30 pr wk. Hi
Mar
1 INSTIICCTiqy, COI,LEOE3, scnooiA I
BOAIlDINa. Day Sehoola, Country Uoardlntf
Hchooli, Klnorrarteni rterentl'. Iluin;
nnd Kecrotnrlal 8eh90l. Why Inquire further?
Cooperative Hchoola' Atency, II, 41 Park
Row. N. Y. City.
vSSL Hurley Hospital Training School
accredited r Btatt Board o! IttilitraUon of
.Nuifi. otters a Ibrte art' count ot training
In niedlcal, iarleal, tleetrlcal nid coatailout
nurilnj. Mchool catalogues and blaoU stnt on
application to tbe Snirlntrn!rnt of Hospital
and Trainlnc Dcbool, MIOIIIUAN, Hint'.
BOOKKKKI'I.Va AND ACCOUNTANCV
CLAB8I33 NOW IN SESSION.
imOAKKll SCHMIDT,
rubllo Accountants and Auditors.
63 Kltth Ave., Btuyveaant 831.
LKMCUK'S COOKINO HCllOUL,
td W. 04th Ht.
Fetect lidlca' clasita. Special cooks' clasiti.
Individual work. Domonatration Friday
efninir, s 1 I. Fee coo. All ireicome.
S1IOI' JIATMKilATIlW. SIl.CllAMOaL AND
I AllOIIiTICCTUItAI, UKAWINO and TTPaV.
iwtrnau ruunts ara atin arauaui ror rf is-
ration at Uronkljn Central Y. M. C. A (1
Hnon plsf. Ilmokljnj
UANCINO ACADEMIES,
Superior Dancing Instruction
PyThos. Haskins. Tbono l'lata 7W5
CLUB de VINGT, . 44 East 58th St.
auction siturtlav. March 20. V. 31, H5
Wmi 42(1 nt.
JOEIMI I". DAY, Rent Estate, Anctleneer,
JERE JOHNSON, JR., CO.. Auctioneers,
1U3 Montaguo st.. llroolilTn. N. x.
MONET TO LOAN AND WANTED ON
jiu.mj nuniunun,
$3,350,000
FOR
ST
TGE
for loans on centrally lo
cated Manhattan prop
erties. (Assignments accepted)
Chas.F.NoyesCo.
Tel. John 20CO. 92 ViUiarn St.
CITT REAL ESTATE.
Alterations and new bulldlnBS a
sntctaltv. Will ass st n flnanclnB
construction, uonsuuation invueu.
DKNJ. IjEAVIN,
EASTERN CONSTRUCTION CO.
IIO W.401M ST.
I tYV TUHn
CROSS Sf BROWN
COMPANY
Real Estate In all Its tranches
18 EAST 418T ST. 0J I1ROADWAT.
Business Property
i hint iutis iUU.iiui ji?x,iirin Itiiu
I BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Inc.
tllLNTKY ESTATE T1KPT..
1S8 UKOAIUVAY. NEW YORK CITY,
' UKOKBKS & AI'IMtAISKIW
Leitner, Brener & Leitncr, Inc.
ritOSPEPT AND WESTQ1IKSTER A VS.
W Liberty st..
SAMDEIi KRONSKT. Inc., Rector 62. '
lttul Estate Brokers. Uarbrldge Bid?..
' C.reelev 6(23.
JOHN M. THOMPSON REAL ESTATE,
117 Uroadway. Telephone Barclay 2T0.
Sale Apartments nnd liusincs Dolldlnfs.
Pnn T, O'Hnrn 489 6th Ave
UeO. U. U Hare, re. Vanderbllt 50JI
DOIUlIwS I,. EI.LIMAN CO.,
411 Mailtson ar.. Neiv York.
Edward J. Hogan, iteut Estate
IVoolworth llullcllnc. Appraisements.
I D Uinnn On ,nr- KrnI Eatato Specialist,
J.B WUUU 7th nv. Tel. Morn. 77gC
WILLIAM D. KII.rATRICK.cS'S
SPEAR & CO., Commercial Property
810 Hroadway. Stuyvesant 627.
B9X75 FEET. fSS.OOO.
BEDFORD ST.. near HOUSTON.
McCOTTER DAVIS, 150 WEST 4th at.
HENRY"
I, COOI'ER. Real Estate, S00
Hroailwuy. Tel. Cort. &H3.
AJIER REALTY CO., S3S Broadway, buys
Choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
CITY REATj ESTATE.
lom Ilatterr to 14th St.. Inclusive.
FOR SALE
70 MURRAY ST.
4 Stories and Basement. ;ix75.
A Columbia College Leaashold.
Income trom upper part will clvo
1 tenant ownor usa of Store and Base
ment rent tree.
WM. H. WHITING & CO.,
II Tark row. Tel. 00 Cort
-FOR SAIX
Near BARCLAY STREET
232-234 Greenwich St.,
5 STORY BUSINESS BUILDING, 42x76
Heavy Construction Possession May, 1920
PRICE $77,000. TERMS.
I. B. WAKEMAN nt
ISO BROADWAY ftione 778 Cortlandt
I'Olt MALE OR 1IKM.
Four ctory building, 21S Fulton at.,
southeast comer Greenwich at., sultabla (or
loft or offices; 10,000 act. It. net; subway
station on property; great opportunity tor
right party.
BRYAN IV. KENNF.IXY.
Ui Broadway. Cortlandt 1M7.
FOR sole, with 1921 possession, C story and
basement bulliltni, on 4th St., near Broadway,
containing 24,000 squire feet: sprinklers, steam
beat: beavy construction; low Insurance, rate:
owner will take back mortgage; cash required
JS0.OOO. HAROLD B. SNYDER, 840 Broadway.
Stnrvessnt 104S;
3 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
For sale, with Immediate possession, fire
story nnd basement building on Wooster st,
eoiitslaln; 15,000 square feet; light on all lUtt;
heavy construction; first niurtfage lield by
savings ban, JIT.SCO, i Tsars: owner will ;aW
back second toortsrage. M. II. POWER, S10
llroadv ay. StiiyveantC2S.
43.4x100; fully sprlnklerrd; rents J15.91H);
rirlco 100.roo. SI1AIIUM. 170 llroodwny.
SIX story loft .bulldituj. 71x103. iiesr Brook.
lyn Bridie; very light; possession stora
cn.1 loft May 1. 15; rents IS, 600; prlco
SII9.O0O. Sit ARUM. 170 Broadway.
SIX atory lott building, I'rlnca St.. 3txS.I;
lrrmediata possession store and two lofts;
nthir leases expire February, 1121; price
; 15,000. ailARUM, 170 Droadway.
Above 14th St. to SOth St. On elusive).
Koat River to North River.
FAT! story, six room flat; full lot; central,
near th nr.; bargain; $13,000; terms.
DUROS3. 153 West Kth et.
KK.Ut FIFl'H AVB.NUK,
t.Ib Street.
4 sterles and bassmrct. SS.OilOO; price
Il'JO.OOO; terms; principals only.
' . X WU1TB k SONS.
10 Oedaj t. TeL S70O John.
HA LICM AT AUCTION.
1 T.'fVt.' If M ,.n.l trTAlrn atAnini At llUhltQ
crrYnEAi. bstatb.
From Ilnttrry to Mth Ht., Inclusive.
FOR SALE
Possession Feb. 1st or before
472 BROADWAY
Thru to 30-34 & 36 Crosby St.
5 Story and Basement Sprinklered
70,000 Sq. Ft.
CAN BE PURCHASED AT A
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICE
907 Broadway. 'Phone Stuyvesant 4200
Above Htli fjt. to 60th St. (Inclusive),
hint River to North River.
TO
and
Priotin
ACLJENTOFTHIS OFFICE HAS STARTED THE ERECTION
OF A MODERN, HEAVILY. CONSTRUCTED FIREPROOF
8 Story Printing Building, 109x190
on 44th St., Just Vest of 8th Av.
BUILDING TO BE READY FOR OCCUPANCY OCTOBER, 1920
ENTIRE FLOORS will be leased to concerns of responsibility,
or may bp BOUGHT on a co-operative ownership basis.
HERMAN ARNS COMPANY,
. Sole Asent,
Tel. Vanderbllt 4737. 505 Fifth Avenue.
Ilorouch of queens Sale or Kent.
.THIS BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
J. P. STORMS, Owner,
Above 14th St. to 53 Hi St. (Inclusive).
'.it River to North River.
High Class
Co-operative Apartment
144 East 55th St.
Ready for Occupancy
Xrnas, i gzo.
Z Master's nodrooms, 2 Baths,
Kervont'a Bedroom, 1 Bath.
I.arsu Llvlns Room.
Dining Room. Alcove. Kitchen.
Salts Price $18,000 to $23,000
Interest on Investment should be
your only rent.
DouillaslllIimanECo.
Toxcn and Country tttHdenct)
4H MADIbON AVK.
At Wh Street. Murrav HUt 5C00
FOR SALE OR RENT.
34th St., Near Broadway
FIREPROOF BUILDING
WITH STORES
55,000 Sq. Ft. Office Space
POSSESSION MAY I, 1920.
APPLY OWNER, BOX NO. 203.
Brokers Protected Full Commission.
FOR SALE
East 53d St.
Desirable 3 Story and Base
ment Residence.
Price $26,000.
Harris, Vought & Co.,
Successor to Harris & Vaughan,
569 Fifth Ave.
Telephone Vanderbllt 11.
To Investors or Builders
West 40th Street
Fifth and Sixth avenues (opposite Bryant
Park). Plot S3 feet front. Tlnest location In
city for 20 story building. Can lease from
plans. Unusual opportunity, as tho price ot
laud In this block li enhancing dally, quick
action necessary. dir. Olbbs) ITIEIIEJIICK
FOX & CO., I.NO., H West 40th St. Phone 640
Vanderbllt.
ESTATE BARGAIN
Two modern flats la 20s. near 8th av.; rent
110.000; can be Increased; price 190,000; other
l.argalns. DCUOSS CO., 166 Brosdwsy.
FIVE STORY OFFICE AND
BTIOWKOOM FIREPROOF I1UILDINO,
near Madison square; possession ot four
lloors May 1.
SPOTTS STARR. Tlmen Dnlldlnr.
SEVEN story office bulldlnir. above Mth St.;
rents 113,fi30; next February rents 12V.000;
nrl.-f llW.OiHJ. BIl.vnOM, 170 Hrosdway.
SIX story loft building, Frlncs st., 55x55.6;
lmmsdlato possession store and two lofts)
other lenses expire February. 1921; pries
tlS.OOO. H1IARUM. 170 Ilroadwny.
11W story loft building. 100x89.9. ahova
3d St.; present low rents 102.SOO;
price 1535.O0O. snARUM. 170 Broadway.
632 LKXINUTON AV.. adjoining corner of
61th at, IB eet wide: three story and
basement; possession May 1: can bs bought
right: terms to salt. FEAflE & ELLIUAN.
146 Madison av. 'Phono 1200 Murray 11111.
Above 33th St. 3th Ar. to East River.
A FAROAIN Five story doubts flat, near
6th av. and Central Park; rent 14,400;
prlco 123.000; electricity halls.
I.EON S ALTMAVER. 2 Ksst Itlh.
A 11AROAIN 27 foot doublrt flat. East 86lh
Et. 117,500, cash 12.500.
LFON S. ALTMAYER. 62 East 6th.
AN elegant 20 foot dwolllng, near Park av.
extension. (27.000: principals only.
I.I30N S. ALTMAYBR. 62 Esjt 16th.
A PRIVATE house. 1S.S wide, extrr. dp,
vicinity my office; prlca 113.100.
LEON S. ALTMAYF.R. 62 East 16th. .
TWO five story doubles, near Lexington
av.. north of !6th. 60x100; prlco 111,000
c- the t"0 hnti.fs.
LEON S. ALTMAYER. 62 East 16th.
1GI Dsst SOth, 30x102.2. flva story apartment
bolldlng; 3Si West 83d St., 41x100, six story
fv..w .-mailt t.ntMlflf! Irtth tt th.t..
!roprtlcs csn te bought Tljh': terms to suit.
1'EAbE k EI.LIMAN, 310 Madison av. Phone
31 iirrs y -juu u-w.
702 LEXINGTON AV.. Close to 61st St.
20 feet, tnilde. hardwocd floors snd elec
trk Hgbls: possession arranged: ca b lioc;t
rlt. Terms to .suit. PEABE A BLLtMXS;
17
4
CrrTJlEATSTATI
Front Dttttery to 11th St.. Inclusive.
Ab,0 litis fet. to 30th St. (Inclusive)
East Rlvsr In North Itlvi-r.
THE
Allied Trade
lloroueh of Queens Sate or Rent.
Containing 6 large rooms and
attic; open fireplace, tiled bath
and kitchen; hardwood floors,
steam heat, gas, electricity and
every modern improvement.
PLOT 40x100
Near station, trolley, school,
churches and stores.
PRICE $10,000
TERMS ARRANGED
Ready for immediate occupancy.
11 Herriman Ave., Jamaica.
'Hiono Jamaica TWl
Above 5lth St. 5th Av. to North River.
S ApaTFmentHolsinl
V Near Central Park West,
50x100, 7 Story, Modern Improvements
Three Families on a Floor.
Rents Oct. lit, About $26,006
Price $135,000. Mortgage $90,030.
A J. B. Wakeman, Sftnt.
J 158 Hroadn-aj-, Phono Cortlandt 77.
PrivateDwelling,$15,000
3 Mory ond nasemcnt, 07th m.
near Central Park West,
18x100; possession Oet, 1, Mortgage
110,000, 5Hr, 3 years.
E.C. H. VOGLER,
(I'M St. nnil AmMenlam Ave.
WEST 96TH ST.
PRIVATE DWELLING FOR SALE.
BROWNSTONK FRONT.
:0xl0O, 13 ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
flKOROK (;. rONTKR. INC.. HIS HWAY,
FOR SALE ON 63D STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY,
riot containing ovor 7,000 squaro feet.
V. & O. PFLOM3I, 1333 ltroniltvay.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGW
12,000 bujs three story end basement brown
stone; 10 ruoms ami bsth; good condition; prlco
19.00D.
17,t00 buys six story 30 fsmlly new law tene
ment on Cberry st., opposite Jackson Park;
tnortffSfe 132,500, fife years 5 per cent.
120tb St., near 8tli av three 4 story, with
stores; price 1S0.O0O; eon be purchased sepa
rately. There Is no doubt as to tbo future ot
this propej-ty.
RUCK MANN, 638 West 12Jth st.
PRIVATE nOUSE; RARQAIN.
SI3-327 West 70th st.-Two four story Ameri
can basement dwellings; plot 1.1x100 each;
possession GO days; good condition; prion',
1115,000; first mortgare 110,000; will sell seps
rately; Inspect any time. Mrs. 111IISCII, iZ3
Kast fdlb.
70'S, Wct. Reautlful 11 niom houne, threo
baths; parquet floors; electric elevator; un
usually good condition; 133,000. Call). 6S23.
Borough of Manhattan lllsrellaneons.
URGE PROFITS
AMSTERDAM AV. CORNER. HELOW
110TII ST. Klevntor aimrtmcnt house.
will six stores; old low RFiNTS (.10,0011,
will be about IGS.COC IN OCTOIIKU.
PRICE S4CO.00O.
VICINITY KROADWAY-UOTII ST.
M ft. five story apurtment house;
RENTS sn.MOl PRICE fSl.uoO,
1C1N1TY RIVERSIDE lilllVE
UBTII 8T. lilght story apartment
hniiM.; slv to eight room apartments;
RENTS 31.000, low. will b 115,000
October; PRICE $J30.000.
VICINITY' 11ROADWAY-H5TII ST -"5
foot kii story elevutor npnrtment
house: four to seven room apartments:
RENTS $'40,000. low. will be $25,000
October; PRICE $1SO,000.
$1,500 clear Income over expenses on
Intrstment of $10,000. VICINITY
UROADWAY-IrtlST ST. Anartinent
hniisr; (our nnd five room utuirtmeiits;
RENTS $9,300: Mortgages JlS.eOO.
VICINITY OF 181ST ST. 1IROAU
WAY SUHWAY STATION. FJne 00 ft.
corner, five story apartment house;
RENTS 514.300: PRICE J10C.OO0.
We also have barrnlns In other de
sirable apartment houses, large nnd
small. It will nay vou to send for list.
h. T. WOOD, 220 BROADWAY.
FOR SALE
4 Story nnd Basement
WAREHOUSE,
Vicinity 34th St. arid 3d Ave.
POSSESSION.
Two 5 Story Triplo Apartments,
West Side; good location.
Rents over $12,500.
5 Story 30 Foot Apartment,
West Side; good location.
Price and terms right.
Two 5 Story Tenements,
on Second Avenue.
Price $22,000, nil cash; bargain.
Firm of DAVID VOGEL,
198 Broadway.
Borough of Hrooklyn Sate or Rent.
FLATBUSH.
RUOBT ROAD Reautlful two family. 30x
100. U Improvements, room for garag.
parquet floors, electric lights, two steam
plants; inortcago 17,000. Prlco 114,000.
Ready for occupancy April 5th.
Schumacher wmie Mm.
FACTORY HUILDINU,
East N. Y av. and Watklns st.
Tlrlck: 4 story and basement: corner: 3.O0O
square feet; convenient to R. R.: rood light;
Immediate possession; 1.18,000. DAVID JOYCE,
375 Fulton st., Broolljn.

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