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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920.
19
16 STORY BURRELL
BUILDING IS RESOLD
Business Structure nt Madison
, Avc.'nnd 33d St. Changes
' Hands Again.
.
DWELLING MARKET BRISK
Taxpayer on Upper Broadway
Corner Brings Rental
of $3,000,000.
The sixteen tory Burrelt Ilulldln?. nt
tfis twrthMs corner of Madison av. and
Tbjjty.thlrJ t, was resold yesterday
thrown Bjrrte Bowman by Benjamin
Wbttr to the Itochello Itealty Corpora.
Hon, Jiwb Durst president ' Tho struc
tsri covers a plot 20x160, and Is one of
tM b!t Improved pan Is In Madison
st, returning a gross rental of J1S0.0OO
rear. JIr- Winter bought tho build
lr. itveral months ago from tho IMll
rM Holding Corporation. Loton II.
ason president, which erected It
cifht years ago. Stroock & Stroock
rpresnteil tii bnjera and Starr U E.
Gosscrt the seller, as attorneys.
Broad ar Taxpayer Leased.
Robert M. Kern and Jacob Amron
Intei through Wm. B. May & Co. from
Charles L. Ilernheimcr the three story
tupaytr at th southwest corner of
Brosdn-ay and Blghty-flret St., 76x104.
;r tenty-onc years, with two Tcr.tvals
fr Jltnllar periods, and the rental in th
rtregate wlil Involve about $3,000,000.
Samuel M. Reiss represented the lessees
ajittoraey.
Sell Kdlnbtiraii Apartments.
II. .Morgenthau, Jr., Company sold for
the estate cf Emile Lyle to the Tcrran,
Realty Company the three five storj
louses k.iown as the Edinburgh apart
ments, at 111 to 11G Kast ElBhty.flrst
t', on a plot 100x104.4. All the leases
Sale of Vessels by the Navy
-' The NAVY offers for sale a fleet of vessels, many
adapted for commercial purposes and others for
yachting and other forms of pleasure boating.
Among this fleet are staunchly built, seagoing cargo
and, passenger carrying vessels, as well as swift
yachts with graceful lines, fast motor boats, sturdy
tugs, etc.
THESE VESSELS HAVE BEEN APPRAISED LOW FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
SALE MAY 19, 1920
The following vessels will be sold by sealed proposals receivable at Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts, Naw Department, Washington, D. C, until 12 o'clock noon, May 19, 1920.
Sales will be for cash to the highest bidder. Right to reject any or all bids reserved A de
posit of 10 per cent of the total amount bid must be forwarded with the bid. This deposit
may be in the form of a certified check, Liberty Bonds or surety bonds, either personal or
guaranty.
Sister
The NOPATIN (ex MANHATTAN) and NARRAGANSETT are sister ships, built
in 1913. They 'are-3,539 ton steel ships, with passenger accommodations for about 532.
Length 320 feet, breadth 48 feet 1 inch, draft 16 feet. Cargo space between decks approxi
mately 45,000 cubic feet. These vessels have a recorded speed of 23 knots and are ideally
suited for Sound, river or coastwise service. They are excellent seagoing vessels and during
the war carried troops across the ocean.
APPRAISED VALUE. '
NOPATIN $350,000 NARRAGANSETT $275,000
You are urged te inspect these vessels at Brooklyn, N. Y-Thard Naval District
Steam Yachts
You may find among these yachts one just suited
to your desires. They are excellent vessels, lncludlne
the WINCHESTER, built in 1916, a trim fast yacht,
ith a recorded speed of 31 knots.
TESSEU APPRAISED VALUE
Winchester . $185,600
Arcturua 112,000
Remlik 63.000
Hauoli 37,000
(ex-California)
Cigarette 15,000
Wacondah 15,000
if mi am ?n n1 nf a imod tutr or baree. here is an poportunity to get one at a big saving. The EAST
HAMPTONS Sntl?sS for all ffics of the fiK industry. The VICTORINE is very well suited
tong dtoncetolrins and can carry considerable cargo. She can also be used as a wrecking tug.
YESSEM .
U. S. S. Cincinnati
Montauk
East Hampton
Victorine
Yenrut IV
Dorothy Cull en
Also the Following Smaller Craft
STAUNCH SUB-CHASERS 11 feet leu useful for commercial or pleasure
purposes, may bo bought with or without engines. RnATc A . ,
MOTOR BOATS All types. PULLING BOATS Assorted.
v . i :.- vn-tvls to do which it is only necessary to communicate with tho Comman-
diato c?tto 53 Diffi to3 The Commandants are located in bead carters of the
Naval Districts as follows:
COMMANDANT. FIRST jAvAL DISTOICT.
Nmjt Tart, Boston. Mail.
COMMANDANT. TII!!U NAVAL DISTRICT.
1 lett Supply Baoo. 39tb St. and 3rtt A.. n'SUyn. N. V.
COMMANDANT. FOURTH NAVAL DISTRICT,
T7 lam, p&uaaeipDu, '.
m , mT
mii,HV:Z"FhR CATALOG GIVING DETAILED INFORMATION OF SIZE
AND DESCRIPTION OF THESE VESSELS.
exprra on October 1 next, and the tenants
haye been notified to mow, so aa to per
mit tho alteration of the building-, which
will either bo modernized or combined
Into on nine story elevator Apartment,
Thvrtsent houses contain thirty suites
9t seven rooms each.
Factory for the Village.
rians have been filed for the construc
tion of a ten story factory, 101x3:2.9, to
cover the bloclc bounded by Greenwich
at., CiorXiron it, Hudson st. nhd West
Houston st for the 1S5 Hudson Afreet
Corporation. Prank A. Ketcham presi
dent. MeKensle, Voorhees & Olmelln,
the architects, have estimated the cost
at U.IOO.OOO. It Is understood that the
building la belnr; erected for the West
ern Electric Company.
Jewish Blind OnllC Bays.
New York Guild for the Jewish Blind
bought from tho Federation SttlemetiLJ
Ine, tho three three story buildings,
30x100.11, at 36 tq 240 East 103th
st., to be used us the first community
centre for the Jewish blind In New Tork
city. Leon 9. Altmayer. tho broker, also
negotiated the sale of tho property, nt
115 to 110 East 106th st, which Is to be
tho site for the new headquarters of the
Fodcratlon Settlement.
Dwell I nc" Market Act!.
J. Irvln? Walsh old for Mary K. rat
terson the three story dwelling ut 69
Charles st, northeast comer of West
fourth st, l.6x"4.
Emily C. Williams bought through
Wm. D. Bloodgood & Co. the four tori
nous, I5xlf0.5 at 7 East Sixty-third
st, diagonally opposite the house being
erected by William Zlegler, Jr.
Lcroy Coventry sold for Mary I. Mc
Call Si West Seventy-second st, former
residence of the late John A. McCall,
president of tho New Tork Life Insur
ance Company, a four story dwelling,
roxioi:.
Brown-Wheclock Company, Inc., sold
for the Clark estate 28 West Seventy
third tt, a four story dwelling. 20x100,
to a client of U J. Phillips & Co.
Tease & E1Uman sold for Louisa O
Ash of Philadelphia the four story
dwelling. lSxlOO, at 31S West Seventy
second st
C Royce Hubert, with John G. Treacy.
sold for Albert M. Manvtlle. executor of
the estate of Joseph H. Moaner, the four
story dwelling at 52 West Seventy-sixth
st.. 13x1012.
Susan Kelly, tenant, bought from E. V.
Parr 45 West Eighty-fourth st, a four
story hous.. 13x102.2.
Frederick Zlttel & Sons sold for Mar-
Ships NOPATIX and NAKBAGAX3CTT
Motor Boats and Motor Yachts
This class includes Motor Boats of fine sea-goinc
qualities and dependable power plants, TheKEMAH
is a particularly attractive opportunity to obtain
an excellent motor yacht at low cost.
LOCATION
Norfolk DUt.
Norfolk Dist.
Norfolk Dist.
Brooklyn Dist.
Boston. Dist.
Brooklyn Dist.
VESSELS
Kemah
Bay Ocean
Hiawatha
Patrol No. 10
Weepoose
Shadow III
Lydia III
Mkellaneoas Craft
APPRAISED VALUE
$225,000
120,000
105,000
85,000
70,000
28,000
KEVD OFDOAT
Steel Cruiser
Steam Tug
Steam Tug
Steam Tug
Steel Barge
Steam Tug
C OMM iXDANT. FIFTH N4VAL DISTBJCr.
Nal Operating B,UmbUi aili, F.
COMMANDANT. SIXTH NAVtL niSr!CT,
PtopJe Office K'iBJIac. Cbarteatsn. S. C
COMMANDANT, EJU.ITH NAVAL BISratCr.
olWlBSNo. SNafii tloi. N 0.-lia H.
COMM.tND.lNT. TWELFTH NAVAL BrSrniCr.
417 Hbrldon CuS41as. Sin rraaclsco. Cal.
Tft miRFAlI OF SUPPLIES AND
t ---.!-T,-.'l 1 It . . . r
th Dldlshelm JOS West Eighty-sixth '
st, a four story dwelling; 20.5x100, to a
physician.
The three story house at 32 West
Ninety-fourth st, U.tfxlOO.S, has been
sold by Bertha Pratt to Siegfried J.
Nelson, tho tenant.
' E. a Hlrsch fold to Joseph J. Clark
159 West Ninety .fifth st, a three story
dwelling, 18x100.8, to (he tenant
Charles G. Keller sold the dwelling.
19x100,11, at 177 West Ninety-seventh
street for Le U Doblin.
Jphn II; Pierce sold, for the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank S7 West 13flth
street, a four story dwelling. 20x100;
also resold for Susan I. Fletcher of
Washington D. C, 113 West 136th
street, a three story dwelling, 17x100,
to Lnttlo 0 rant; also retold 2S0 West
138th street, a three story dwelling,
23x100. to Nannie Dyer: 234 West
13Jth street, a three story dwelling. 2lx
100, to Archibald W. Hooper.
Ernest T. Bower sold for Frnnk G.
Bannister tho three story dwelling at
141 West 127th strcot. lS.CxlOJ. to
Sol ma Lceman, a client of J. C. Cole
man. D. II. Scully & Co. sold for the estate
if GcorgB B. Goldschmldt the threo
story dwelling at 20 East 127th street,
20x100.
Porter t Co. sold lor Wells Holding
Company' to Simon S. Frledhenr,
through his attorney, Charles Fred
ricks, tho threo story delllns. llx
JJ.H. at 235 West 127th street.
Porter A- Co. sold for tho Ilcvyan
Really Company. Inc., to Frank Moore
the three story dwelling. 12.6x99.11, at
Ml West 141st street
E. E. Thomas and Thomas It. Craw
f6nl sold 515 West 138th street, a five
story frame dwelling, 20x100, for Mrs,
Dorothy It. Fajen, and 912 St. Nich
olas avenue, a three story dwelling, for
tho Thretom Realty Company, Inc., to
Mrs. Katherlne Gorman.
Other Sales In Manhattan.
Pease & Elliman sold for Dr. Colin
1,. Bcgg his residence, a three story 25
'vtl dwelling at 131 East Seventeenth
.-treet. to a business concern for occn
Kincy, James XI Kallcy ,t Son sold for Louis
i Romalne and others 345 and Si
'Vashlngton street, southeast corner of
Franklin street, a Jlvo story building,
'0x100.3.
Arlington Hall, a four story building.
73x1 12.4, at 19 to 23 St. Mark's place,
near Third avenue, hascen bought by
he Polish National Home of tho City
of. New York from George Eliret.
E. E. Thomas and Thomas R. Craw-
APPRAISED VALUE LOCATION
$60,000 Brooklyn Dist.
20,000" San Fran. Dist.
19,000 Norfolk Dist.
8,000 Boston Dist.
4,000 Brooklyn DUt.
2,500 Char'ston Dist.
2,080 Norfolk Dist.
LOCATION
New Orleans Dist.
Brooklyn Dist.
Boston Dist.
Brooklyn Dist.
Philadelphia Dist.
Brooklyn Dist.
ACCOUNTS, NAW DEPART-
7, Z . - "I
ford sold JJ2J Amsterdam avenue, a
three story business buueung. ssxiub.
for tho eifits of John C. nodgcra.
Poeomo Realty Company sold to TMIa
Leventhal Uio flv lory flat at 1101
Third avenue, northeast corner ot 100th
street. 25.2x100.
Nail & Parker fold for tho Chelsea
ExclMnce Bank 122 WeaC 13UU street,
a Ave etory flat, 25x09.11.
Jacob Ledcrer sold IJ63 Fifth ave
nue, a tlvo atory Hat, 25x100.
M1SCKLLANKOU9 LBA8KS.
CljnrlfR K. Noyes Comoany lrojied for
J. Jlcubcn Clrk,- Jr., offlcea In 60 Stunc
trct and SC ami 97 Pearl street to
Goo ire J, Ilraun, S.V. Sloan Corporation,
Hublmrd Ilroi.'. t Co. and ncgtnald O.
Whlttewnre. and In 12 to 16 John atn et
offlcea to Konneth II. itcKenna, DIcK
tnaon & Urown, Empire Btato Mutual
Intrurance Company, Union Coral Manu
facturlns Company, Consulate of Hon
duras. McArthur Concrete Pile and
Foundation Company. A. Iv!n and
John J. McGrath. Jainea A. Kllcommons
t Valentine J. McLoughlln.
Edward B. Keyel leael for thirty
years th northeast corner of Ditane
strvet and West Broadway, a fclore and
four lofts, to the U 3. 4 8. Itealty Com
pany. Pcik.) S; F.lllman leased tho rear half
of the elxlh floor In their buildlna at
J10 Madlron avenue to SI. Zerrahn.
White - Goodnun le.-wd to SI.
Schwartz, Inc., corner store and hui"
ment In 317 Broadway for a drag store.
J. Clarer.co Davles and Clcorp) A.
Frlmatcr leased for ten years rooms
1901. 1902 and 1903. comprising approxl
mately 2.000 square feet, in 21 to it
West Forty-third street, to the Amrl
can Interseas Corporation.
nice & Hill leased store In IS Xaaaau
street lo I-csslnx's, Inc.. soda and lunch
eonette stores, at a rental nssreeatlns
MO.000.
Sirs. William Harkness through Pease
Klllman leased from plans an apartment
consisting of the entire eighth floor In
the houns recently taken over l an as
sociation of tenants at Fifth avenue and
Sixty-sixth rtreet frora tho Barnum
Schle Syndicate: also an apartment In
Part ivoin frtr Willlnm yAmlnr.
Jr.. to A. Si. Thlerj" In S"3 Park ave-j
nue. to Henry Kalt; In 145 East Fit'.y
rconrt eticeu for J. E- It- CarpenKr to
WlllUai KnlRlit, Jr., and tno apart
ments to Sirs. U J. Klr.ca. one. In 553
Park avenue and another In 113 Kast
Thlrty.flfth street.
Harris. Vought i Co. leased for Edith
,. Christiansen to Slary Spreeman tlic
three storr dwelling at 215 East Fifty
seventh street.
UHO.VY SIAItKBT ItEPOIlTS.
V, Vlvaudof- Inc., perfumery, pur
chased tnroiislt Wood, Dolson Company,
Inc., from George II. Johnson, tho Cen
tral Trust Company. Judse Goff, Fran
cis W. Pollock. Emanuel G. Bach,
Frrldmnn Marble Works and others the
plot of forty-fix lots comprising 122,600
square feet and having a siding from
the New York. Sfcw Haven and Hart
ford Railroad.
The land acnulnMl consists of a plot
fronting 373 feet In the east side of
Southern Boulevard, between 156th
street- and Leggltt avenue, through to
Whltloclt avenue, where It fronts 275
feet; aUo the plot directly opposite,
fronting SIS feet In the east side of
Whltlock avenue. 173 feet In 116th
street and 323 feet along the New York,
New Haven and Hartford tracks.
A. Brlckcn, a Grand street tailor,
bought from the Stacy Construction
Company the five story apartment. 100
xlOO. at 2350 Creston avenue, corner of
fie;u piace,
. , , . . . , n ,
and resold the property to
A. & L. Kahn. A. Phillips negotiated
both the sale and the resale.
Daylight Realty Corporation, A. Ar-
kln and S. Horwltz, sold to a client of
Stelmran & Stelnman 1833 yse ave
nue, a five story apartment, 37x1 4 S.
Walter E. Brown sold for Emily Slil
man S16 and S18 Elton avenue and 450
to 4JS East 139th street, six dwel'Jngs-
and stores.
Cahn & Calm sold to J. Austin 3S63
Valentine avenue, a two story two fam
ily dwelling. 25x100, through E. Martin.
HudwlU Corporation, Hudson P. Rose,
president, bought from Charles Pope
the three famllv- houses at 1420 to 1424
Laura E, Roth four three family houses
at 291 to 2S7 East 144th street-
Schwab & Co. sold for Sirs. SVetss
two three family dwellings at 547 and
519 East 169th street, lJ.CxJS each.
BROOKLYN TRANS.1CTI0NS,
Charles Partridge sold the three, story
double six family apartment, at 1331 St
John's place for Hatten Realty Cor
poration. E. T. Newman sold the threo and one
half story dwelling at S65 President
street for Slay Finn.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold the
northeast corner of SL Stark's and
Rogers avenues, a three story dwelling,
20x100, for Elizabeth McGulrc.
Realty Associates sold IS4 and 18S
Ainslie St., two frame buildings. 50x100,
to Ilaffaell Cnrico through .James E.
Teague.
X. Leavy spld for Jofeph Broor 1974
fty-second st, a two family house, 20
Fifty
xlOO.
HOTELS AND EESTAUBANTS.
BEEF
STEAK DINNER 1 . 5 0CT
ARNOLD JOHNSON'S ORCHESTRA "A SENSATION??"
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tafiai. I .-l..
mm joi.i a-giiiKin tinu anerno a vrcnesira
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NEW BUFFET GRILL
SPECIAL DINNER S
MEN IT: AnortMt RetUTiM. Cr.imafT.nitM,
and Croutons, Bollwt Salmon. Partlav, itrlng
Feans, Boiled 1'atatoen.DoMed Freih Beef Tonguo.
PA'lC Plnil.n,.' I.nltl. 1I.,ShI Pnt.taM R...,
Frib Ilam with KmI rshh....
r-hl Chicken. Homo GraTT. Spinach. JLuhodVoUtoca, SaUdo
cc iaion. Ice Oram. Peml-Taiie.
AFTER THEATRE SUPPER $1.23
HOTEL
CHELSEA
West 23d Strevt at SercnLh Arena;
ABSOLUTEI.Y FIREPRCOF
FeoHi vfiU Ujotrjn bil 52.59
F.et vilh jriulo bath, $3.00
Smies, $3 up
Special rates by month, season and
yean cpen fireplaces: high ceilings:
unusually tux rooms: spacious
clcsets.
benchcon. .................65c
Dirtrtw. . . ....... . .. . ....$19
Cif etk Afodtetl
Calared sup "K" t tfw Tsrt
triSarl & open altcatlsi,
ALL READY FOR GIANT
BUILblNG PROJECT
Financial' Details Complete
for Big 57th St. Structure.
By the terms of negotiations com
pleted yesterday, one of tho larsest
bnlldlns projects: In the United Btatrx
will bo launched immediately. The
structure will be an office building
twenty-five stories In helf lit, with base
tnetn and mibbaswraent, and will occupy
the entire block along Flfty-o-rventlt
street, between Broadway and Klhlh
avenue. The frontairo on Fifty-seventh
rtreet will bo 210 feet, on Klshth avenuo
100 feet and on Broadway St feet.
The Flsk nubber Company will con
trol the entire butldlna; under n icaso
for a term of years, using: considerable
fipa iu tlm IiulldinK for the principal
executive offices and salesrooms, sub
letting whatever accommodations they
do not utilise, to tenants In the automo
bile and allied Industrie?.
Tho ground and building will have a
valuation of 17,050,000. on which S. W.
Straus k Co. have underwritten a (Irst
mortgaxe 6 per cent, serial amorttzo'l
bond Iwuo of $5,000,000. Tho borrow
ing corporation li the 1787 Broadway
Company, Inc., the principal stockhold
ers of which are Fred T. Ley & Co.. the
Willys-Overland Rubber Company, tho
Willys Corporation and the Fislt Rublxjr
Company.
ON THE AUCTION BLOCK TO-DAY
B. L. Kenurlly Wilt Sell Proper
ties In and Ont of City
Bryan U Kennelly will offer at public
auction to-day in the Exchange Sales
room the following properties:
No. 2S5 East 151st it., a six story flat :
143 Audubon av., a throe story apart
ment house with stores; northwest cor
ner Fulton and 16Sth sts., a vacant plot;
406 West Nineteenth rt.. a four story
and basement apartment hoas; 2G1
Kast
ISOth St.. a three story frame
dwelling; 143 West Forty-third st., a
four story and basument dwelling; 61
West Ninety-sixth st., a four story Eng
lish basement dwelling; 113 West Ninety-sixth
sL, a five ktory double apart
ment houso; 111 West Ninety.slxth st.,
a five story double flat ; 3Sl West Fourth
ft., a three story tenement with stores;
159 De Kalb uv Brooklyn, a four story
double apartment house with Uo stores;
288 Fifth av. and 29S First st. Brooklyn,
two four story tenements ; also 39 choice
residential lota at Garden City Estate.,
Nassau County, Long Island, on Oxford
Boulevard, Hampton road, Eutton road
and southeast corner South av. und P.ox
bufy road, near Xasfdu Boulevard sta
tion. STATBX ISLA.N1) SALE.
Cornelius G. Kolff sold for the Com
petent Home Building Company a dwell
ing in Allen Court, West New Brighton,
S. I.
S I II L it n AN TRANSACTIONS.
Fish & Slarvln sold for Sirs. F. A.
Sleeks her property in tho Tuckahoc
road, Yonkers. X. Y., to Lester W. Board
man, and rented for F. J. Stores his
property at I-awrenee Park West, Bronx
vllle. fumbhed, for the summer to H. B
Gordon.
Prince & Ripley. Inc., soH the estate
of Charles A. Siosson In Calhoun Drive,
Greenwich. Conn., consisting of two acres
nr .1-1 T . nnncA in .... ,v '
ot land with house, to Mrs. W. It
Rlghter.
Sirs. Vesta D. Beeks sold through
George Howe her residence In Hickory
Grove Drive. Larchmont Gardens, X. Y.,
to J. II. Abbott.
Anson F, Robinson and John S.
Spraker sold for the Lorena Company
three-quarters of an acre on the corner
of Langdon av. and Erie st, fa Ardsley
Park, Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y.. to
Frederick R. Van Vechten; also' wltR
Prince & Ripley for Hardin Barnes an
acre of land with a frontage In Hudson
av. to H. V. D. Black.
Howe ft .Thompson sold In White
Plains, X. Y., the residence and garage
at 5 Chestnut Illll av. for Eddie F. Leach
lo Joseph H. Butler.
Robert K. Farley Organization leased I
for Sirs. Rosine A. Peyser her residenc3 I
In Walworth av., White Plains. X. Y.. to
Isaac Kaufman.
Vasa K. Bracher leased for the sum
mer season a studio building at Wood
stock. X. Y.. to the Artists Realty Com
pany, Carl Erie Linden president, which
will erect a building as a permanent art
museum.
MARKET BltEVITIES.
Xew York Edison Company is
the
buyer of the two three story business
buildings at 120 and 122 Cedar st, sold
recently by Joseph P. Day.
Martin Peck, theatrical man, is the
buyer of 13 Eat Sixty-seventh st, and
not Xo. II, as was erroneously reported
yesterday morning,
Harlem Property
will meet Thursday
Owners Association
evening at 67 West
1 125th st.
HOTELS AND EESTAUBANTS.
1
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nPlf-MIUfPn
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te 9 P. M.
$1.15
I
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Swept by Hudson Breezes
DINE OX THE ROOF
Chateau Thierry Restaurant
w SEItrEO IX rbill I ou
RiTtnitfe Drfre at (5th &. hojltr 1 470
HOl"EL
Peter Sfuywsant
Central Park West it 86th St
JUST COMPLETED
Soltaa at eaa roam to as many a
required. Fnrslsbetf er BafurnUhed.
Rcataavajtt at I Carte.
Wat, F", iXGOt Manager.
I
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
AT 14 VESBT STItBKT.J
Uy lUnrr Bradn
4Tii av, :t ntta iti, o . s.: n :sth t.
SI, 4x109, 7 sty tnmt and strs. leailiold:
tlKrlrra sale of ll rlht, tltto, Ac, wtilch
ill 4lh Av. Corpn had on May It,
or alnct: ilrroa A Yocbttson, atty; DbtIJ
Knott, inerlff. Wlthdraim.
niDOi: ST, 147, w a, 190 n taton t. SSx
J..;:.tI4.xTx74.t. i aty tnmt and
sir: Cent Un Trust Co vs stars UoIm H si;
Larkln St Pemr. attys; H Taylor Phillip,
mf; ilu'0n Judnnt. ) IT.Itt.I : taxes, c,
f:i.. Sold to the plalntffT for 114,900.
AT 3701 THIRD A1iNCB.l
By Jatnos J, Donovan.
11 144TH ST. n w corConconl ar, 110x!2:.Sv
vsrnnt; Letrjs P Morris t at v Jacob
Hlrseh 't all; Morris & McVeigh, attys;
fimnn M I'latt, ret; duo on Jd(mt. 14,.
4S.:t: taxra, &c 1,50.V. (.'old to
plaintiff far 17.309.
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of orrner and at
iotu., ,)
DowaUwa.
(Howlli of Fourteenth street.)
GIlRCNi: BT. n w cor Wasfllnxton pi, 100s
100.11 Joa J Asrh to Arrow Holding Corp,
33 llx ay, b and a, mtg tO.OOO, April '.T:
1 attys, Strtdart A M, I'S nay. II
SAME rilOI'KRTY-Arrow Holding Corp to
Bleacher Washlrtcton Pnprti, Inc. 3S
Park Ituiv. mis S4 10,000, May 1; atty, N V
T Co I10O
IlltOOMK ST, .V,l. n s-ThM Berry, esr, to
Jacob lUrr of Good Ground, N T, May 3:
atty, N Y T Co 10O
NAfgAU OT, 118-1K West JSd St Co, Inc.
:90 Ilwar. to Mayjaa Co, Inc. 13 Park
Row,, mtg IH7.W, Hay 1; atty, T G
Co . $100
1STH 1ST. lid W, -lrederio P Hammond,
heir to Lucy fl Mltcliell. IX Washlnston
8.juare Xortli. mtg 11.1,000. April '.D; atty.
Gilbert It Montacue, 40 Wnll st I10U
STOMR ST, It 13, n s-Jta E CTDor.nelI. S3S
K SCtli l. to Tonne Realty Corp, 18 Bay.
tnt flO.OCiO, April 2&; atty, fc'aml D Hteln.
Jfl Ihray It
LLONARD HT, 24-30. a -Oeo J. Do Blots
and ano, trus. to ClafrUnt, Inc. 220 Church
nt. April 20; atty, T G Co 130.000.
SAMB I'ROPKRTV-Jolm T Morse, Jr. trui.
to fame, April til; atty, same J143,.
SAMU PKOPURTY Cabot J Morse and anu
to fame, April 20; any. same... 1100
SAME PROPERTY-Fanny H Morse to same,
b and i,ot, April 9; atty, same... .1100
SAUK ITPERTY-Fanny H Morte, exrx.
to ram", April tt); atty, rams ,13.000
KRO.VT ST, n o cor Old Slip, 23.0x(13-Jamw
N Janrlo to R V Greeff k Co, Inc. 7S
Pront it, April 29: atty. T G Co...$M.00U
7Tlt ST, 123 W. n a-Kdna A Rothwtll to
Arthur J Valc."te:d. 2tS W 71M tt, mts
SIS.5W. May Ij attys, Olcott. M i G. 32
Uy W.200
MAF1SO.V i5T. 4U1. n -Sadle Kunuis to
Hetty Sprung t al, - Ave C. April 27;
atty. Kl Sprung, XI) An U 1
MOORB HT, W. vr , KM.10 s Trent t.
2li7I.7-Geo A Zabrlskle to Imlnlck
Pace, 731d Hilt nv. Brookljn, b and s, c
a K. mlc !9..V. April SO II
SAME PUOPEIITY-Domlnlcit Pace to N Y
l.uarlcatir.jr Oil Co. llfi Uroad t. rat
fcsn.000. May 1; atty. Wm It Wahih. a
Exchanpo place II
7TH ST, 150. s Jam.s R Roosorelt. tru,
to Mary Weyranch, 1043, Ctay av, Itroni.
April 27 RO.OOO
GREENWICH ST. W), w s. .0.x20.2-lttgirui
II Kaparlas tu Harold A Cunnlnsham. 212
E 3th at. mtg S13.000, April 13; attya.
Ixwktrocd It It, 33 Nauau nt It
4TH ST. S3 E, n e Merilt W Gallaay. to
Rudolph II ICutner, 1730 E 17th at. Brook
lyn, April .30; atty, B Veeahlnuen. 203
K C7th -t It
AV.VSHl.N'GTON ST. 4IS. n e cor Laight ot.
runs n l6x W.2-c n 115.1IX c 0 to r
Greenwich at, 423, x s alan Greenwich st
I9.3 w 73 s 'S.3 to ti t lalsht it x w
3 Laijht rt E3.2 to bc Ksther A, tildow
of James Pylc, et al to Falrchlld Broj L
Forsttr. 70 Lalsht St. April 29; attys.
Pratt A Mc, 120 Btray 1100
SAME PROPERTY Marr V. e.ttx William
ART SALES.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY (Wednesday), 2 P. M.
also To-Merrow (Thursday), and follewias dayj
1; High-Class Furniture, Works
Statuary, Sterling Silver, Turkish and Persian Rugs,
Draperies, Chime Clocks,
Steinway Baby Grand Mahogany Piano
- u Removed from
TWO MANSIONS ON FIFTH AVE. AT 49TH ST.
Name of Owner withheld by request.
ALSO SEVERAL SMALLER ESTATES
Belonging to
$ JOSE CASSANOVA
i M. W. KETCHAM
s and others in interest
V r Magnificent Furniture for
8 and Sleeping Rooms, L,ibrary
I Curios, Ivories, Chinese Outfit for complete rooms.
100 Carpets adaptable for large rooms, in plain colors,
S Red, Green and Two-tone. About 20 Pier Minors.
$ Darling &. Co., Auctioneers I
i 242 Fiftk Avenue, 27tk 28tk Sts, I
7 CashDlxitswfflberequtfedofidl
Arranged ana uonaucicu ay
Important Unrestricted Auction
Sak,
Liberty Auction Rooms
and Art Galleries,
124 Univenuty Place,
Between 13th and 14th Sts.
To-day, Wednesday, May S,
11 A.M.
Artistic Antique and Modern Homo
Furnishings removed from Long Island
mansion. Bale is enriched with eon
tents of many city apartments, choice
bedroom, dlnln and Urtas room suites
in all periods and woods. Vlctrola, ma
hogany 88 note player, Oriental and
domestic carpets, rugs in various sizes
and qualities, French Ivory twin bed
room suite complete, 10 piece American
walnut Chippendale dining room suite,
original cost $1,500. Cfcolee costly up
holstered wicker furniture in suites
and odd pieces, rich hangings, lace cur
tains, fine bedding, crystal ware, works
of art, Imported French dinner service,
day beds. Empire bookcases, combina
tion safe, bronze Tiffany clock, excep
tional high class massive French tapes
try and gold tinsel overstuffed library
suites.
XAT EICHXEB, Anctr.
Rare opportunity for those who attend.
... r- ,.iT a, ISS.lSt E. 1SITH ST.
. New lork'e Urmt Anctlja nooma. Ett. UfiM.
TO-OAT A I iu:ow ft. m.
Removal from tha
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
and LEE BROS., JNO,
. . . Me nrlvs tm aTMtA
SALES AT ATJCrJOH. ltlyggaCT
Iw tnnuiois fii " -"-
VARIETY OK AT1QCK AND MODERX
rtKMTlRE. ELECTSUC TLATEE ; WAXO.
Chamber Suites. Wardrobes. Mirrors. Jlorlc.
Tarlor Curio Cablneta. Pier Mirrors, Rock,
era. Chairs. Choice Beddlnr. Braaa Beda,
CMSorobes. Bookcases. Ubrary Tables,
rtrlar Suits. ButTeU Ctlaa, ClauU, Ctit-
tal Dowti. Davenports. Cut Olaaa. China.
I TrakVood, Taboarrttee. Marble Btitwi
Brie-A-Brar. OrlraUl Rose, Jfloer ad Baa
quet Lamp. ChaaJetlers. JQccUia DtfMS,
u.kMuw ABttana Plena la
Palatini. aoUaosna Yaset. Ferknt Seta
Xatmtaar. tTBtnnt and OaK.
. 9, K. MILUOAN, Auctioneer Appraiser,
B Pyle. to same,. April 237 attys.
ame 142.301)
GRKENWICII HT. 430 to 438. a w cur Veatiry
1, runs s 33. 1 1 w 0.IU a 41, Ix Mnt
n M.3 to bg-EtUr A Pyle, widow ot
Jamr P) !. tt al to lleyer A Lant, 4M
Graenwtch st, April 29; attys, Pratt A Me.
120 Bvar 1100
RAME PHOrERTr-Mary V. eUx ot Will
iam 8 Pyle. to Meyer A Lange, April 20;
attys, same 140.230
WUST IIIIOADWAV. 333. s. 3x100
Pranklln Truat Co to. Waslilnirton Arch
Realty Co, 303 3th ar. April 20; attya.
GoMamlth. C A C, 61 llway $43,000
BROADWAY. 31. w t-Flflr-ono llway Crp
to Robt F. Dowllnr. 332 V KM it. h and s.
c a g. mtg t:on.O(V, Feb 1: atty, R '
Dowlliur, 103 Biray 1100
ELIZABETH ST, lilt, o s-Henry Olles
helmer, exr. to Edwin A Ames, 300 Park
plan. Brooklyn. Apt II, 27: attys, Cullin A
O, ITT Montague it. rlrooklyn 110.000
WHITE. ST. a , la.7 w Franklin st. Jl
.t Adelaide II Read et al. tru. to
ertat of Charles P Hoffman. 211 Bwar.
April 2; attys. Ulddlebrook A B, W
Cedar at lt0
LISPENARD ST. 3. a, C4.3 e West Bway,
:O.Ux20.x BclU Uahn to Marton
Young. 61 Btray. April 27: attys. Me-
Comb ft R. It Bway 1100
STH AV, ti. a a, 22. s 8th it. 22.1x10
The M Y Trust Co and Albert W Pross.
esrs. to T4tli Kt and (th Av Meat Mar-
kt Co, Hi lib av, April is: atty. c n
Mohrmann. 714 Knickerbocker av, Brook
lyn j::.o
Cast tilde.
Eait ot Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 110th streets.)
70TH ST. 30 E-Laiejers Really Co to
Prank L l'olk. 2S0 5th av, b and s. mtir
140.000. ilay t; atty, F E Mysatt, 40
Wall t 1100
31TH ST. n a. ITS e Lexington av, H.lr
1M.5 S A Reed to Catharlnx T Moul
ton. 4 E Hat at. May 1; attys, Jlur.-ar.
P ft H. 37 Wall st 31
STH AV, n cor Slat it. 100.5xtCOx Irreg
Wet R Stewart and aao to Wm R
Stewart, It E 37th it, et al. mtg MI0.
049, April 30; attys, Mtddlcbrook ft B.
44 Cedar v.n
SITU ST. n . 113 ? Lexington av, ll.Jx
I00.S Five Boroughs Realty Co to S
Albert Reed. 113 E itth it. May 3; attys.
Rooaavelt & K. 44 Wall it 1100
10TIt ST. 10 E, s On J Keiiler to
Iiraet Sllventeln, 200 Broome it. mtg
11,090, March 31 stty, Erntit N Adler.
1S04 lit av ..;:1
3IADISON AV. e . 12 70th rt, ltxlfO
Sunn D H Dakin to Abble JI Allen, 111
Madlaon av. April 20: atty, P G Graven
dnrst. U Uberty it. ............. ..lit
33TH HT, n s. in ft E of 3th av, 2js10O
Arthur J Albert to Chas V Miller. 10 W
28th t. mtge 00,000, Jlay I; atty, T G
A T Co
DOTH ST. 42 E, s Helen D Hunt, 43 t.
Ah .i in r.na n 8tcrart. 403 Park av. i
April 28; -J.
STH AV, n w cor 4i'.th it, rum n 2T.1X w i
n 3(VRx w S4x B3Jx e 100 to bet-Henry
S Harper et al (Ind A adm) to Elmer E
Smathers. 301 W 73th st, . int. April 2;
attys, Evarti. C A S. 60 Wall M...M,IW
SAME prop-Olive B Grlsnwr (sdn) to same.
. Int. April 29: attys. ianx I1SI A'-O
SSTH ST. JOT, E, n s, S3.lxl00.8-Jaa F Boylo
aud Wm W Jones (exra & trust) to Andrew
Sheridan.. 143 E 47th st. May 1; atty. Geo
ETSTEUCTION, COLLEGES, S:C.
The UNITED STATE9 SOIOOL of
SECRETARIES
343-SM Fifth Avenue (45th St.).
The oldest and preeminently the mut
uccessfol. Prepares for and obtains excel
lent secretarial position. Write for cau
lojtta S.
SPECIAL SQ1MER SESSIONS.
EVERYBODY learning musical instruments,
nslnruccIuUy: course, IX HORTONS.
It? West tt
m ITT SCHOOL. C3 Wnt 43th Street.
PM I Secretarial training; Individual
' Instruction. Day. evening.
ABT SALES.
of Art, Bronze and Marble
J. M. BARRY-
the Foyers,' Dining, Drawing i
cases, tine French China, t
Catalogues oa premiiea fi
lajuio vaxm uicijnk,, Auct r
NOTE THE SALE SESSIONS
TO-DAY (WED.), THURSDAY, i
rillUAI et 3A1UKUAX, s
MAY STH, 6TH, 7TH, & 8Th
AT 2:30 P. M. EACH DAY, IN
PLAZA ART!
ROOMS, Inc."
5-7 East 59th St.
(Near th Are.) 0
Edward P. OTJeUlr. Auctioneer 1
AN IMPORTANT
SALE AT AUCTION
A Collection of
FURNISHINGS
Early Flemish and Rervalaaance.
Tapoatry Panels, Needlework!
and Upholstered Suites, Cele-1
b rated Sculptured Bronzes, j
Sevres Porcelain, Bohemian 9
Glass, Embroidered Pictures
Rugs, Steinway Pianos, Rare
Old PainUnn, Ivories. Rami
Satinwood and Sheraton Furni-a
ture, etc., etc m
BT ORDER
Mrs, F. S. Gray
of this cmr
Removed from her
Private Residence
ALSO BT OBBZB OF
Daniel G. Reid, Esq.
FURNISHINGS
From His Country Home!
. AT IRVINGTON j
ON THE HUDSON S
HIT H ADDJTIOXH '
OX V1LTT TO B1X TIME
Otalasueon AppUcatton
Telepbeme Plata M I.
An civrrtLint in tKe L-jjt csi
Fewtd eottmiu of TBE SUIT AXD .VJffTF
YOBX HERALD oStrt a real pettibiUt-j
tj recewHuj jwr hit yreye? ty.
3ST Park
syttetn)
SAME prop-Allea 31
IS.IOH
Gallagher to Jaa 11
iKi8. 1:1 judiro at, umnursi, u i, am
(tiral. May 1; atty, aanw (Torrens system))
C3TII ST. n a, 103 fl w or Lexington av. llM
KfO-V-.Uko T Coudert. 121 E Cth it to It
II Carleion. Ayotset. N Y, March 3; attys
THAT Co IIM
07T1I ST. 13I-U3 K, n s. lUIOO.II-JooephliKi
Hltasw- (lndtv a trust) to William n Pat4
tersno. SOi B 3th st, UMyn, mtgs tS,00Oi
April 27.. atty. THAT Co I33.00CI
LEXINGTON AV. 931-933, e s. ltwi ft it
ot iUU nt. 7iitl.tx irreg. & any It T ft Ij
to land In rear of 1113 Lailnzton a A 931
LaxIiujIoii av itn T3 ft of Islington I
av a parallel tncrewitn, also Lexington aii
vi. ti or (Kiin t. pan. iii7:.o, mtgs
2fl.SO0-Cath Uonovan (Iddlr A extra) It
, t
RESORTS.
Wtclieter.
GETJNEY PARSI HOTEL.
White Plalna. N. T.
EDWARD II. CItANDALI
Open All Year.
Naw York.
SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y.
Pavilion Hotel and Cottaws
Opens June 1C Poldsrsx on applications
THE ANNEX. Adiolnlac tbe FaroooS
tYhlto Sulphor Bprings and Bathing Eitak
Uahmeat. opeoa May Ut.
J. u. oajiukii ft au..
W. H. CnAIO. OenT Mgr.
NEW MOUNTAIN INN !
"The Summer Rciort Ideal." m
Hungarian euljlnc. Apply for booklet. ,
rolltier Michbeln, Prepe., Tine Kill, N.T.
New KncUnd.
HEATON HALL
STOCKBRIDGE, MASS.
In tho Berkshire HUta. Open June 13th.
Splendid IU Hole Golf Coune..!rtna roadi
for motoring, Jlr. W. G. HavllflwlII be at
Hotel rianderi. W 47th St.. until May lh
HOTEL KLIIIlLnST. Sheffield. Maia, In
the Berkablree. Suites with bath. 0-n
dairy product! and vegetables. Excellent
culilae; all outdoor amusements; Idea',
roads; garage. .Special rates May-June,
M. E. MARRK1L.
Atlantic Citr.
ROYAL PALACE
LItoTTEICOTTAOES.
KvtKcDeadv ATLANTIC CITY, N. J
CONVOKtiTTOALL AMUSEMENTS
SealWhs. DILitdien.Orchcjtm'
Capacity 60O. Open, an the Tear
I ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
i AivAmcrican. Phm Hotd.
jofDisimdi(mi,vJ RealComfert
I riRatmOOF QAStAflS.
t cavicityoo. fi&XarJIhmkrl
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
Virginia Ave. near neach. All roams with
bet and cold runnlnr water) pritate balbe.
COl'KTESY
TESY OUALITi nr.!
HOTEL KENTUCKY
nr.avica
KENTUCKT AVE. NEAR BEACH.
European Itan. $1.30 lo S-1.00 IVr Haj.
:.. D. KENXADT.
TRAYMOIATLArmcarrl
TOWPS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
rasnlsg writer;
carase: booltlet
S. K. BONIFACE.
I TWinnilUuiT
THE PENNHURST J
Orran i Jltchtsan ar. Always open.
7MK. WlLI.lAit R. UOOD
Ari.VNTH' CITV. N. 4.
Cokarpcsted fur lienltliful ml and recrea
tion. I-akerraod. K. J.
BARTLETT- INN
I.tKETTOOD. X. J.
, Ol'KN ALL THE YEAB.
I'hcno 1 iAbeaiwd.
yew Jersey.
ESSEX m SUSSEX
Hotel and Cottages
SPRING LAKE, N- J.
America's Finest Resort Hotel
Open June 10.
Hot and Old a Water
Nev York Offcs: 8 West 40th Street
er Hut Hotel.
F.T. KEATING. Xantr.
F. A. WILSOV. AsiUtanttoMsaacsr
ON LAKE MOPATCOWG. NJ.
OPCNSJUNClStK
BI1IN0 from tha Alamao
bathhoases into the refresh
lnf. healthful ivatera ot tha
lake.
Address until JUNE 10TH
Alamae Hotel. Atlantic City.
reronjlranta.
WESTC0UNG PARK HOTEL,
Wrttrolaaz I"ark. rtke County. Team. .
OvVriookls"8 Dela. af River. Beautiful
Mountain Lake.
. icinn d DrMiinn
mlnlgCHient IAUU v. iiuwmw Mr
Modern noiei. iara
rrm Excellent bass and trout tuhlnx.
bilTlne. b"hinr. tennl.. billiards: sood
Jut., Foarts. carate. Soperior table i4
service. Home srown veffetables. Baok
te offie: S4S West End Ave. Telephone
US0 Riverside.
SPRUCE CABIN INN 3K
Sow open. Rooms en suite and with bath;
steam heat. Electric ILxbu. All amuaaznit
W. J. A M. D. Price. Canadenale. re.
Chichester Hons. Tobyhanaa. Monro Co.
pa. Boattss. Bathlnf, Flshlnc Booklet.
E. H. CHICHESTER.
OLD ORCHARD, Poconoa. Creaco. Pa.. !.
ft. elevation. Booklet. Chaa. LanrfisId.Prop.
Vermont.
HYDE MANOR zZ& 'f.
Golf In the lake reslon of Vermont.
Illuetrated Booklet. A. I1TDE Sc SON?
Special June rates.
llreaissa.
MOUNT CLEMENS
Winter Bathing
rVtrid Amwae. Mi'mnI Wtlir Bii'i
Far Pfttirmstif, Nersoaaeu sail tbat raa
imra concStioo. Bait resuks ia water ! j
crowded cocdltiost belter altut&ea. Vat
1 (or booklet. :
tesatu Ilea's At9ckliea,Mt Qesiesi, Wck -
! Canada.
1 ralfATItAT PACIFIC RAILWAT.
rJLFenr. CrcuActPasa. DX1I31 Bww,
I SwltrerlacJ.
Switzerland)
Mako it your hcadquartera
while in Europe.
OJkUttttmtj rlXl
SWISS FEBEAL SLArLXSAJBsl
241 Fiftli Avenue, New York
Mlseenaaeoaa.
EERTHA RUFFWITS nKFiS'et.
Resort Booklets, rates, reservations nUal
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