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News of the Real Estate World
PURCHASE OF BLOCK
FRONT COMPLETED
Company Now Owns All Flats
011 Park Avenue From 891 h
to 90th Street.
The Alliance Realty Company lia3
purchased from the R. J. Muller Realty
Corooratton through Leon S. Altmayer
the two five story apartment houses
with four stores at 1103 and 1103 Park
avenue, between Eighty-ninth and Nine
tioth streets. For the last two years
the buyers have held the property under
a sixty-three year lease. By this sale
the entire block front on the east side
of Park avenue between Eighty-ninth
and Ninetieth streets, consisting of eight
five story apartment houses from 1101
to 1115 Park avenue and the six apart
ment houses at 101 to 110 East Nine
tieth street and 101 to 103 East Eighty
ninth street, are controlled by the Al
liance Realty Company.
The buildings were all purchased
through Mr. Altir.ayer as broker. The
entire plotage has a frontage of 202 feet
on Park avenue, 1S6 feet on East Nine
tieth afreet and 133 feet on ICast Eighty
ninth street, and has an area of 32,000
square feet.
Last week Ring & Bing bought a large
site on Park avenue, adjoining the
southeast corner of Eighty-fifth street,
for a big apartment project, and Samuel
A. Herzog purchased the property at
fl33 and 935 Park avenue, corner of
Klghty-flrst street, for a similar opera
tion next year.
Other Multlfmnll y Ifoiine Sale*.
The three six story walkup apartment
houses at 55 to 65 West 109th street,
adjoining the northwest corner of Man
hattan avenue, have been purchased by
the Manport Realty Corporation from
Edward Bloom of Lawrence. L. I. The
properties, which were sold through
Butler & Baldwin as brokers, have a
frontage of 150 feet and a depth of
7iJ.ll feet. They show an annual rent
roll of $35,000 and were valued at
1200,000.
"Hie two six storv apartment houses,
?0x73. at the northeast corner of Park
avenue and 115th street, known as 107
and 109 East 115th street, have been
sold by the Wentworth Realty Company
to Beigelman & Stellman. Weschler &
Kohrj represented the buyers. The prop
erties were held at $115,000.
Nehrlng Brothers sold for Mary and
Agnea Havavagh 605 and 607 West
178th street, near St. Nicholas avenue,
a flvo story twenty family apartment
house, 50x100. renting for $13,000 and
held at $S0,000. The sellers acquired
the property about eight years ago from
the builder.
Wollheim Bros, bought from the
Buckley estate 2301 Eighth avenue, a
Ave story flat and store, 25x75, near
124th street. They also bought 2582
Eighth avenue, a five story flat and
stores. Recently they acquired the flat
at 2486 Eighth avenue.
The Manhattan and Bronx Company
sold for Adrian C, Varr Rosem 402 East
125th street, a sixteen family tenement,
25x100.11.
Tho Arfa Realty Corporation has
Required from the B. S. T. Realty Cor
poration. Kdward Spiegel president.
Benjamin Taub treasurer, the flv?s story
apartment, house, 70x90. at 655 West
177th street, between Broadway and
Wadsworth avenue. The property eon
tains twenty-five suites and was held at
$105,000. Moses H. Rothstein as attor
ney represented both corporations and
negotiated the sale.
T.eslle Conrt Chanjfcs Hands.
The newly organized Dobess Realty
Corporation, representing clients of Mor
rison & Schiff, attorneys, and having a
capitalization of $150,000, purchased i
Trestle Court, a six story elevator apart
ment house with stores, at the south
?west corner of Broadway and 137th
street. The property measures ion feet
on Broadway and 125 feet on the street.
Tho same company bought 25 West
Thirty-flfth street, a four story building
with stores. 22x100, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
Bernard Smyth & Son sold for Daniel |
B. Frcedman a four story apartment j
with store, 24.2x111.4, at 4.1SR Broad- i
way, adjoining the northeast corner of
187th street.
Editor Sfll? Slnten Island rinoe.
Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for Samuel
S. Fontaine, financial editor of the New
York World, his country home fronting
on the lower New York Bay, at Woods
of Arden, Kltingvllle, S. I. The property
consists of a waterfront plot, 120x410
feet In size, and a modern stucco resi
lience. The purchaser is Carl F. Grles
haber.
Will Alter Fifth Avenue Corner.
An alteration plan, whleh calls for the
conversion of the existing buildings at
the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
125th street Into four story dwelling*
:>nd stores, has been filed bv the Mayer
Bealty Corporation. G. H. Van Auken,
architect, estimates the cost at $50,000.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
Tease ft Flllman have been r.ppolnted
managers of the apartment house at
15RR Lexington avenue.
The S. G. & M. Realty Company ob
tained from the Title Guarantee and
Trust - Company a building loan of
$175,000 on the plot, 97.5x138.5, at the
southeast corner of Boston road and
lfioth street for a nix story apartment.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company
made a building loan of $15",nno to the
Tampa Building Company on the plot,
97x150. on the west side of Hoe avenue,
85 feet north of Aldus street, for a five
story apartment.
The Foxwood Construction Company,
which plans a. six story apartment for
plot, 1(10x100, at the southeast cor
ner of Longwood avenue and Fox
street, obtained from the M. B. F. con
struction Corporation a. mortgage loan
of $14n,00f>.
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OPERATORS FVRCHASE
LARGE BRONX CORNER
Take Over Plct on Grand Av.
?Other Borough Deals.
Enais & Sinnott have purchased from
Ida Schullz of Saratoga the vacant plot
at the northeast corner of Grand ave
nue and Evelyn place. 100x100. Ber
ley & Co. were the brokers.
The Benenson Realty Company pur
chased from a client of Strauss, Belch
& Boyer, attorneys, 4000 to 4004 Third
avenue, three four story flats, 75x100.
The houses, which contain twenty apart
ments and six stores, tfere valued at
$60,000.
Harry Frogel sold to Esther Blaske
a four story flat, 25x100.lOx irregulaT,
at 759 East 152d street.
Laumelster & Herrmann sold a four
story double flat at 473 St. Ann's
avenue.
Louis Meadow sold to Catherine Cal
laghan the three story dwelling at 1979
Vyse avenue.
I. Monteflore Levy sold 1112 Forest
avenue, a four story brick building on
plot 37.6x102.72, to the Harlem Leasing
Company, Inc.
Bronx Republican Clnli Buys Home
The Bronx Regular Republican Club,
Third Assembly district, of 7S5 Wcat
chester avenue, has purchased Its home
at 7S4 East 165th street. It Is a one
story brick structure on a lot 25x96.
The price was $9,275 and the broker
was William Krone.
Sew Firm in Bronx Bnildlne.
A. G. Bechman, with Fox & Fox,
brokers, leased a floor consisting of
3.400 square f eet in the two story new
brick business building, 34x100, at 1014
to 1022 Southern Boulevard, between
Westchester avenue and East 163d
street, Tho Bronx, adjoining Loew's
Boulevard Theater, to Fantana's, Inc.,
at an aggregate rental of $60,000. This
is the first and largest establishment of
its kind to be opened by Fantana's, Inc.,
in The Bron*.
BANKER BUYS CHURCH
PARCEL IN LARCHMONT
John Kennedy, banker, of 74 Broad
way has purchased the property be
longing to the Roman Catholic Church of
St. Augustine at Larchmont, N. Y. The
property is situated on Beach avenue.
Linden and Walnut avenues, and is
furnished. There are two houses now
on the property, one of which has been
used as a rectory. This one Jerome
Kennedy will ?occupy after exten ' vo
alterations.
Bowles & Co. sold for Harry I. Van
derbeck 'his two family house on Chris
tie street, Leonia. N. J., to Mrs. Olnra
M. Bryde of this city; also for Fred
erick Moore his residence on Coover
street Leonia, to R. L. Sands of Ridge
Held Park, X. J.
De Blols & Eidridge have rented for
Prof. Raphael Pumpelly his property
on Clibbs avenue, Newport, R. I., to
Mr. and Mrs. H. Le Roy Jones of this
city for the season of 1922.
I\ THE Al'CTIOJT BOOM,
(14 VESEY STREET.)
By J. II. Mayers.
BEEKMAN PT, 113-117. s w <or Water r-t.
four story bMf. 7fi.7x58.9x irrec; Andrew
Otlbrdth ar* Volunteer Hospital, Inc.
ft al; Albert He Tloodc, attorno> : amount
due. $27,661.8."; taxes, ?<*. $0.!H); prior
mortgages, $156,000; adjourned sine die.
By I. Lincoln Seldo Company.
TELLER AV, 1057. w *. ir.a.r, n tenth st.
three story dwelling, 10.9x100; J Henry
Alexander, Jr. as ex. et al acalnst Andrew
Knmorowskl et al; Ronald K. Brown, at
torney; amount due. $U,722.r>S; tnxes. 4c
$915.20; to Annette Tepergon for $12,500.
$825,000 DEAL IN
MILLINERY ZONE
Tishnians Sell 1G Story T-oft
at 15-17 W. 3(5tli St.; Other
Sales Reported.
I Julius TUhman & Sons have sold the
sixteen story fireproof loft building.
4SX9.-S.9, at Ir?-17 West Thirty-sixth street
lo the I.RSonhart Realty Corporation.
The property was held at IS25.000.
Byrno & Bowman were the brokers.
Tne plot was acquired in 1917 by Juliub
Tishman & Sons from John I. Downey.
It is fully rented to high class tenants
at an annual rental of $100,000. The
Tishnians recently sold the left at 13-19
I West Thirty-seventh street to Stafford
Brothers. The st.-ucture wan completed
a year ago. This Is the second large
, sale made by Byrne & Bowman In the
| millinery district. The previous sale
was the sixteen story building at 29-33
' West Thirty-eighth street, which the
brokers sold for J. C. and M. G. Mayer
to a syndicate of investors.
Deals Ilevcnled In Transfers.
Henry A. Hutton sold to Amalia X.
Tompanis and Maria A. Kaburaki a
frame building, 43.6x39.10x irregular, at
j "3 New Bowery.
James B. Tailer, Jr.. sold to Alice D.
I Miller a four story stable, 18x102.2, at
176 East Seventy-fifth street.
William X. Loew sold to the 207 Sand
Street, Inc., P. and B. Siegel and B. S.
Goldberg directors, a five story store
tenement. 25x100, at 10 Amsterdam ave
nue. south of Sixtieth street.
Leiser and Matel Rosenbaum sold to
Aror. M. Wasserman a three story tene
ment, 20x80x'irregular. at 702 East
Sixth street.
Nazareno Gazzale sold to Ulrico Gar
giulo the five, five story store tenfiments,
125x70, at 109-117 Houston street, at
the southwest corner of Thompson
street.
Charles Perman sold to Mary Rosen
thal a six story store tenement, 29.6x
90.0. at 252 Broome street.
Lizzie J. Stubner sold to Emalle P.
| Hci kard a five story dwelling, 25x64.3x
irregular, at 311 West Ninety-first
street.
Hyman and Gussie Freund sold to
Edward and Jacob Segal two three story
dwellings. 37.6x80, at 157-159 East
i Fifty-sixth street.
Philip J. Lipsett sold to Minnie and
I Dina Winokur a three story dwelling,
! 15.7x100.11, at 10 East 119th street.
MODISTE BUYS P1SEK
HOME ON E. 64TH ST.
j William A. White & Sons have sold
| 26 East Sixty-fourth street, four story
house, 21x100, between Fifth and Madi
son avenues, owned by the late Dr. God
frey W. Pisek. to Cordelia Dfc Ronde,
proprietress of Madame Baudry, Inc.,
dressmakers, 715 Madison avenue, who
will move her business and residence
there on or about July 1.
Mulvihlll & Co. sold for Catherine A.
F. Boylan the three story dwelling,
20x100, 229 East llGth street, to Bar
bara Whittman. This property has not
been transferred in thirty-live years.
Dunlap & Floyd, Inc., sold for I. H.
Kempncr '.he three story dwelling,
23.4x85, at 184 Waverly Place, souIU
west corner of West Tenth street.
RESORTS.
I.oriK Island.
FOREST HILLS INN
15 MINUTES FROM PENNA. STA
TION L,. I. K. R ELECTRIC TRAINS.
SO MINUTES FROM WALL STREET.
2.'. MINUTES TO THEATRE AND SHOP
PING DISTRICTS. SO MINUTES BY
MOTOR TO ORAND CENTRAL STATION.
Foffnt Hills Inn. Forest Hill*. L. I,
Telephone 0200 Boulevard.
Garden City
Hotel
Garden City, Long Island
An rxcluslvo Aim rlcitn plan iot> I with an
a la carto nw:aurant for motorists.
Excellent 18 Hole Golf Cnurw for Guests.
Frequent electric train* from Penn. Station.
.1. ,F. I..XNNIN CO.. Prop*.
Westchester.
Directly nf the stnttnn. a?4
only 18 minute* from
Grand Central.
Henri Paochey A Son, Inc.. Iw?w.
I.o wrrnee Park. lltoiutUlt, Jf. I,
Atlantic City.
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AVE NEAR BEACH
American Flan $3.00 up (teily. $17.50 up weekly
Popular furepeen Rales
Elevator ^ to atreef S}eotrlrtty and phone* In all rooms
** ' u wat??r. ritv proof addition
iip K1N06 bAflHAKI
GRAND ATLANTIC
NEW OWNLRSHIP MANACJtiMENT
Virginia Ave., near beach. Cap. 000. I'tWh ?
bathe, running water, ft per <lay up; special
wetkly.Dooklet.Auto at Stations.0. D. Painter
[Tibtel ?ojicr/rt&i
St. diaries Place atvl IN aob. Fresh nn.l noiif
> atei liRtlif ;runnlnn water In toom jelevatof.j
IKmerlor tub!- ; mod. raH'sJ CotttH at trains.|
A. E. WjuNER, Prop. W.R.LAYTON, M*r.|
aoTfriwiauL
Vlrjlpla Ave second liouso fr?i < Jto.irdwalk
and Sieal l?|er t:\ery appointment. Mlnhejt
? tandaiJ In rula.m and service. Booklet.
Hpeclsl week!,- rate*. J Hmh-vMl. Prop.
s^wil/t^hire;
Vlrjrlrtfc Av., near Reaiti. American plan,
rtnoais with riinnln* water and prlvnto baths.
BAM ELLIS. Owner. N. J. COLLINS. M*r
7^'TRAYMORE
I Worlds Greatest ffoto
ATurmc
CITY
Hotel Success
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open, alway* rea'l.v ; trims moderate.
Writ* or chore. M WALSH DUNCAN.
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MT. VERNON iPflU Pa*tfl>' Av. Ainer,
? 17.50 up weekly, 13.50 up itl>. C. K. PtidicH.
RESORTS.
Atlintlr fit*.
???iimn ii ? ni ? n Mim
Spend the Kmirr Holiday a In
ATLANTIC CITY
AT HOTEL
F.xm1? In Comfort, Serrlre and Calalnn E
Knatncky Are. Near Ilexh
Atlur-.tlr Cliy'? Finest, Largtkt anl Moit $
Popular Moderate IUte Hotel
$3.50 up Daily, Special !;
Weekly American Plan ji
('hole*, w-ll-fiirnlibtd room*. private but hi.
metnl ; <??!?, o lata tor ? ?o etrett, Mutually
attractive lolthy, parlora ami reception
rojun; rapacity 800, orclieatra: Janr-lr*.
N'eirly papered and renovated throughout.
Public ahowera.
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Ownerililp manavimaut. Hooirtet.
FBTTER * Hf'LMN'OBR
SKelbvrrrve a
* ATLANTIC CITY. N J. *
Directly facirW tke Se&
OPEN ALU THE YEAR
a
FRENCH GRILL AND RIVIERA
TERRACE. EUROPEAN PLAN
New fireproof additiorv
opens June 1 J. Capacity400
Phonel628 JACOB XVEIKEL
i ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. g
i Directly or tKe Ocean.fix>nt g
I Ai\ Americaiv Plan Hotel of Dist i Rctioa |
I CAPACITY GOO _ _ . :
I garage: tUtfterf. BuzfrI
IN Till; MOST BEUTIl'l I, SUCTION.
HSEEDIS0N
Michigan Avenue, neir Bw^hi Atlantic City,
S. J. Extenalvrly Improved. Hot and cold
running Hater In all rooms. Electric ll^ht*.
Elevator aervlce; large, airy and mtnny 1
room*. European plan?Double roorna, |10,
% I r. and f 20 p*?r week; daily rat**, $2, $4.
Slnglo roorna, $1.50 p^r day.
OINHURST HOTEL
p*riMF<vania Art., cloa* to Baaeh and 8'aal I
Plar. Alwar? opan Capacity ?*rivata I
batha. nMtiinf vatav In ail badrooma. Ratal I
haa )na? W?n thormifffcly ranoaatad ?nd ft- I
filarial"? 5-"?Wa! mt?? Alh#rt H Darrtall I
I.ulrivood. N. I.
^LAURELHOUSE^p
LAUREL-in-thr-PINES
IAKCWOOO N.J.
p?ort Hotels of Unique Preatid
Golf of M?rfeed Supremacy.
Pawclnq.Ridlwq.TennU.OunmKq
Anbury Park.
A?bnry P:irk Hotel Intormntlnn Fr??e.
Writ.. Mtinii i|iai information Bureau.
Center of 100,00 winter population.
New Jrrwf.
MORRIPTOWN INN Open all Tear.
J. BARBER. Tel. Morrlatown. N. J.
I"..r afomif Nnumi writ* or phoB'
Uajuiuntl li Wbltconib Co., --o FlUii ax.
31 STORY HOTEL FOR
SPORTING CLUB SITE
Huge Hostelry to Rise on Plot
Picked for International's
Abortive Project.
James T. Leo, who a few months ago
purchased the northeast corner of Lex
ington avenue and Forty-eighth street,
has instructed Arthur Loomis Harmon,
architect, to prepare plans for a thirty
one story apartment hotel for the site.
The land is part of the plot acquired a
few years ago by the International
Sporting Club for a large club house, i
Following the foreclosure sale of the i
club's property by Joseph P. Day last
January to the Centerfleld Company |
which was the plaintiff in an action
against the club for $371.<571, Mr. Lee
bought the corner which measures '
140x145.
At that time Mr. Leo says, he con- ?
tem plated pijtting up a fifteen story
hotel structure. He has decided to pre
pare for a much taller operation and I
accordingly instructed his architect to
prepare plana for the enlarg d structure, j
The facades of the proposed building
will be brick, limestone and granite. i
The orginal club site took in the en
tiro Lexington avenue frontage be
tween Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth
streets, with the exception of a small
parcel on the avenue. The hotel proj
ect will be carried on under the name
of the Shclton Holding Company.
SELLS WHOLE VILLAGE
IN LESS THAN 7 HOURS
The rervnt auction sale of w.ir time
villages by Joseph P. Day fhr the
United States Shipping Board Kmerg
ency Fleet Corporation, was brought to
a successful close last Saturday when
Mr. Day sold the 301 dwellings and
sixty-five vacant lots, known as Buck
man Village, at Chester, Pa., for a total
of $848,575. The sale was held in the
Sixth Regiment armory at Chester, Pa.
The property comprised 278 dwell
ings, twenty-three apartment houses, the
famous Buckman Mansion, a garage i
and various business buildings. Fully j
2,000 eager bidders wi re present when
Mr. Day started the sale at two o'clock. !
The liberal terms offered and the acute
housing situation in and around Ches- ?
ter, brought out a great many tenants
of the houses that were sold, and a
number purchased the homes in which
they were living.
The hlgh< st price paid was for an '
apartment house on North Fifth street -
It was sold to Laughlin Linus, a
Philadelphia builder, for $34,000. An
apartment house containing four apart
ments, sold for $10,200. Private dwell
ings ranged in price from $1,700 to ;
$3,100 cath. Buckman Inn sold for
$13,250, while the garage, which ae- i
commodates twelve automobiles, was
sold for $8,750. The boarding house, j
with furnishings, brought $11,000.
At the close of the sal \ officials of
the United States Shipping Board con
gratulated Mr. Day on the speedy and
efficient manner in which th? sale was
conducted, felling the entire village in
less than seven hours.
BOSTON SHOE DEALERS
LEASE ON BROADWAY
Lace House Takes Space on
Fifth Ave.?Other Rentals.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased for the
Horn & Ilardart Company to A. Freed
man & Sons of Boston, for a long
term of years at a rental aggregating
approximately $150,000, the north store
and bi.sement of the Automat Restau
iant Building, at 1553 Broadway, for
the sale of shoes.
I.. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. leased
to .Uuser Bros., Inc., lace and embroid
ery dealers, store and basement In 160
Fifth avenue, n rthwest corncr of
Twenty-flrst street, formerly occupied
by the Union Exchange Bank.
Chester D. Clark leased offices In 30
Church street to Butterworth-Judson
Corporation, in 29 Broadway to John L.
Ryan &? Co: in 120 Broadway to United
Irish 1 .nex, Inc.: in 59 Pearl street to
C. I'. I'avlou Company: In 96 Wall street
to Robert Van Do Velde ; in 149 Broad
way to Taui VVenger Company: in 150
Nassau street to Republic Trading Com
pany. and In 4 4 "Whitehall street to E.
O. Busse Company.
Pease & EUiman leased lofts In 5
East Korty-seventh street to the Psyche
Emulsion Company and to Nicholas
Morcse, and parlor floor in 711 Lexing
ton avenue to Henry Fandel.
Charles 1*'. Noyes Company leased
space in 4 5 John street to the Under
writers Salvage Company for a long
term, at an aggregate rontal of about
$30,000 : also floors In 55 West Third
street for C. H. Young to Charles Kil
gore, an I in 45 Vesey street to the Blake
Mfg. Sr Sales Company.
Be* r ley & <"o. Inc., leased floor in 121
lo 127 West Twnty-sevcnth street to
Bernstein & <*o.. and have obtained from
Israel Unterberg, tlie owner, an extension
of the lease, for a term of years. The
aggregate rental involved is $60,000; the
same brokers leased floor in 115 to 123
West Twenty-ninth street to Eenoff
Bros., and in 158 West Twenty-ninth
street to Joseph Goodstein.
Bennett E. S'iegelstein, as attorney for
the Scigler estate, has leased the build
ing at 349 tlrand street to West Keiser
for a long term of years for the sale of
?wearing apparel. The tenant is per
mitted to make extensive alterations.
TO REMODEL PEARSON HOME.
Alterations costing $75,000 will be
made to the home of Mrs. Frederic!?
Pearson at 3 West Fifty-seventh street,
adjoining the mar.sion of Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. occupying the Fifth avenue
frontage between Fifty-seventh and
Fifty-eighth streets. The Pearson home
is a six story brick and stone dwelling.
Inquiry at the residence to-day ?s to
whether the changes were to be made
for business occupancy or for continued
use by Mrs. Pearson elicited the state
ment that the alterations "were for resi
dential use." W. Cornell Appleton and
Frank A. Stearns of Boston are prepar
ing the plans.
BROOKLYN MARKET.
The McTnernev Klinck Realty Com
pany leased the automobile show rooms
on the east side of Bedford avenue, be
tween St. Marks avenue and Prospect
Place, for a long term of years, at a
total rent of $100,000, to a prominent
automobile Agency.
SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION
By J E CONANT & CO - - Auctioneers
OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS
PLEDGED TO THE HIGHEST BONA FIDE BIDDERS
AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
The Fourth and First National Bank of Nashville Tennessee has recently become f%ossessed
of the property herewith set forth and now announces the disposal of the said property, free
from encumbrance. at unrestricted public sale. Part of the property in upon th? premises or
tho Nashville Warehouse 3c F.levator Company No. 1117 Fourth Avenue South ~'vth *pur
track connections to three railroads; and p;irt of the property is upon the premises of tho Light
man Stone Company at Mill Creek Station four miles out from Nashville on the Tennessee
Central Railway. AH will be ready for public exhibition and examination upon the respective
premises (two) th<* seven consecutive days next preceding the day of sale?the entire sale
however wi?. take place at the named Warehctiv regardless of the divided location of the prop
erty on Thursday tne sixth day of April *922 commencing very promptly at half-past one o clock
in the early afternoon regardless of any condition of tne weather. A detailed description of
the propertv in question is available by mail at the office of the Auctioned*-?where ;?11 in
quiries must be made. The sale comprises 270 National < ourte-ltoysle Model 2 flvc-pas
senger touring car bodies for Ford Chassis and now crated ready for shipment together with
ten tons of bar iron?to be so.d in one lot; also an excellent assortment of road building and
stone-crushing and fcrtilizer-crushln* machinery with varied mechanical equipment and electric
motors and air compressor and motor driven well drill and 40 tons of tram rai 1 and also bell
ing and shafting, etc.. etc . etc.?all to be sold In lots to su't purchasers (piecemeal).
T. D. WEBB, Vice-President.
EXHIBITION THIS DAY
v Armour Estate Sale at Public Auction
BROADWAY ART GALLERIES
II. VAN BRINK, Auctlonccs. Broadway and 36th Street
Thursday, March 30, S^'HSSi
The ROYAL FURNISHINGS ?nd VALUABLE ART WORKS of tho
ARMOUR ESTATE
By Order of FDWIN *. ARMOUR, F.vri-utor
RoytlScvkiCabinet* Vmm ?Tibtes Costly Suites of Furniture topBsAvmbm.
I Itlng, IMnliig nnil Drawing llAom* Tun hundred Persian C>rp?l?, chlefl.v In
Naroiik* anil Krmi in?linh till I'hIiitin?(*, on?> Klak?lork and one Innei Tho
Standing fhlmc < Inik. by Tiffany- strlnuav and hnube Player Pianos - Outn -
llty of Solid Silver -ITnt> Oloii -China !jiic? and l.lnrn? Fine old Spanish
Cabinet?Floor Lamp* Table*- ( only llunicluK.i, real Bri'ssels Cur
tains Brnn/cf and l ife Size Marhli> Stall arv.
On Free View I I I sl?VV anil WEDNESDAY
('alnloniiri Mailed. 50c. oral tho Sale. Art t'eileri Attend.
o One Day'j Sale in Upper Gallery w
BE1VJ. S.WISE, Auctr
Sells at Wise Auction Galleries
428 Columbus Ave., "station
To-Day (Tues.), 10:30 A. M.
Household Effect*. Work* of Art. ele.
KROM THE
Hollendcr, Cooper, Hacked Estates
FtirnUhlnjcs for every room in thr houw
Note:?SO Domestic Rugs and Carpels S*'J
To-Day. 4 P. M. Jfl
ART SALES.
VIURROV MEQIESTRATION
Sale 1>> Auction of WORK1* Of ART
ami lioii'ehoif) Roods of tin; t#th and 17th
Cfntni i' H, IncltnMns Chin*. ?or!:* of art
for Cablm-tft, t'lnek", Brai?w??n ami Ornii
ni"iital Item*. Kottf Chair*. >"tirtiifilf"*
nnil T?|>'?tr|c?. Antique and Modern
FMVn, I'rawlnjr". Uouaclinti, Engrav
ing* of 18th and ll?th OWHuripn.
Tlin 8aI- <? ill >??? hHd at the OAI.KRIE
i.i.iim.i s petit, i'akis. h ru? d?> !fe*e.
on I'riday. antli. hthI Halu:dav, IKIth of
April, ttE, at 2 ?'< im-k, under tin dlrer
tinn rf Me. ARMANI). I.l'iulda; n for
Hriinr.itr' properties nmi i^t. ii hy
th.' PROlDENT dea < OMMINNAIREH
PKISEI R* !? ?Iini.nl a?nl*tant) ; Mr.
JM.E* 1 KRAI . I:\p??rt Pictures Valu
ator, 7 tin) S ?. O^orffn and Me**r?*.
MWNIIEIM, Expert Valuator for Art
Tr. aauri ?, 7 rim St. Crorgea, Pari*.
oS VIEW- Prhately: Wednaaday, Srtih
April, If"'!. I'llMli-ly: Thursday. 2Tth
AptII, 11C-. l'rom 2 to G o'clock P. M.
AUCTION SALE
To-day, March 28,2:15 P. M.
OLD WORLD ART, Inc.,
669 Fifth Ave.
Collection of
Reproductions of Antique* ri Gold,
Silver Enamel, Uock Crystal, Bron/.c?.
Tapestries Picture*, Ivories. Jeweled
Clocks, Jeweled Sinvrior Mirds, Vases,
Silver Candlesticks, inlaid and earved
I'urnittire, SHk Pillows. Textile Lamps,
SHIP MODEL
W. O. CilUHKiu, Auctioneer,
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
$10,000,000
For building and permanent loans In Mnn
a"an, Bronx and Brooklyn.
$300,000 for doconj mortgag. .
DITR08S CO., 261 Broadway. Barn ay 3T&4.
9M MORTGAGE MONEY
Wi 11 located properties favored.
John Finck, 198 Brcr-^v^y
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIO,..
JOHICI'H r. DAY. Itrnl EataU Aarttnnur,
<17 Llbarty 8t., N. Y. Phone Cor'. 74?.
JKHK JOHNSON, .IR.. CO.. Anrtloneer*,
in.-< Montague St.. Brooklyn, N. V.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED! REAL ESTATE
For Management
.Super/or Stnice Ojjerti
FRANCIS R. EDEN
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CROSS s-BROWN
COMPANY
Rent Ksfnte Id all II* branch**.
I? FAST tl?T ST. 4?7 BROAOWAT.
I7J FtFTH AT. B'WAT ? 87 ??.. Plili Rld?.
J. E. WHITAKER
MANAOFMF.NT
Tel. "PIii/ii 70.YI, 57 Weal B7th St.
k. V. AMY &
i
I .Property
ommerjyai .Prop?
>40 _
U.61 Brotdwaj' Stttyv. 0617. ;
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. I BEAI ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Only Those Who Refuse To See
?will deny the magnitude of the home building move
ment in the Bronx since "Tax Exemption" became a law,
and the buyers at my lot sales began to build "Tax Exempt"
homes of their own.
Go and See For Yourself
Don't take the word of any man for it, but go yourself
and see. Go to the Eastchester-Gun Hill Road section
and see what has happened in the last year. And, as
you walk around, make up your mind to buy one or more
of the lots I am going to sell next, "at your own price"?the
ESTATE OF HENRY R. HOYT
John Sherman Hoyt, Esq., Executor
*7*7? EAST BRONX T
/ / O NEW YORK CITY L./OLO
with valuable frontages on Gun Hill Road, Eastchester
Road, Baychester Ave., Allerton Ave., Adee Ave., Arnow
Ave., Bartow Ave., Hammersley Ave. and other im
portant thoroughfares.
Absolute Executor's Auction
THURSDAY, APRIL 6th
at noon, in the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St.
Arrangements have been made with a prominent loaning institution fn civ filr considera
tion for loans on these lots at 6% on their usual terms of repayment, the amount of the
loan not to exceed 50" of the loaninn institution's appraised value of the land, and
buildings ?n such lots and plan of buildings as may be approved by them, provided such
applications for loans are made wicnin sixty Jays from date of si.
10% on Day of Sale Qf\Q7 In Monthly
10% in Thirty Days OU'? Installments of 2%
70%
7- at 6%?60% at 5%%?50% at 5%
? may remain on Mortgage
New York Title & Mortgage Company Policies Free
Savings Bank Books, on proper assignment, as well as Liberty
Bonds, at market value, accepted as deposit
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc., Agents, Broadway and 80th St.
Frederic D. Philips, Attorney, 165 Broadway
T elephonte
Cortlandt 0744
SEND FOR BOOKMAP
67 Liberty Street
New York City
INSPECT THIS PROPERTY TO-DAY?Take the Bionx Park Subway
to East 180th St. Station, or the Lexington Avenue Subway to Hunts
Point Avenue Station, or the Third Avenue "L" to 129th Street. From
any of these points transfer to the New York, Westchester & Boston R. R.
and get off at the Gun Hill Road Station and walk east 2 blocks to East
chester Road, to property, where my representative will meet you.
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY. REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY, j
or Itrnt. Nfw .tfor Kfnt. '
A CHANCE NOW TO BOY A FINE HOKE CHEAP
HOME SACRIFICE BY A PROMINENT SUBURBAN BUILDER
of a beautiful Colonial homo, with parage at Mountain Lakes Resi
dential Park. I need cash and have too much construction on my
hands The decorations are still to be put in. I will install them
according to the desires of a purchaser. The house has ten immense j
rooms two completely appointed tiled bathrooms, and a parage. The
plot is' 100x150 feet. Only 10 minutes' walk to the station, in a beau
tiful, high class, settled "year round residential section. 700 feet
elevation. Water rights on chain of five charming lakes afford fine
boating, sailing, fishing, skating. Splendid commuting service to New
York City. S3,500 cash takes it complete, with no extras to buy, and
ready for immediate occupancy. Balance 2 years, 2d mortgage, $2,750.
Permanent first mortga/e $7,500. For complete details apply
BUILDER, Post Oflice Box 378, City Hall Station, New York City.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT. FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
FACTORY SITES
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
Only two hours from New York City or
Phila. Railroad center for 8 roads. Lo
cations are in the heart of business dis
trict. Population over 50,000. Plenty of
good Help available. Beautiful outlying
surroundings. Buildings suitable for any
manufacturing purpose. Can be seen any
time. Will rent or sell. Good inducements.
Address all communications to
E. F. DELANEY.
523 Wilkesbane St.. Easton. Pa.
New building. Two floors and base
ment, 63x118 feet. Elevator.
Building 3/t stories and basement, 40x
75 feet.
Property suitable for manufacturing
soft drinks, ice cream or bottling works.
Equipped with machinery in first class
condition.
Silk null, two floors; equipped with 40
new C. & K. 2x1-54 Worcester looms, in
dividual motors; wired and ready to start.
A golden opportunity.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HesS
BUSINESS H F ^ I PROPERTY
George B. Corw, ?u'#F??X
10 Eiil ftrtf-lhlrd Street. Mew York.
DUIOLAH L. ICI.IJMAN A CO.
It Ka?^ 4?tli_S?. Hwi? ''JO*.
Above 14th St. to Sltth St. tlneluslv*).
Knit River to North Riier.
SIXTH AVENUE CORNER
Wont SO" -5 story bulldln*", plot 100x I00,
aul'iible for hit?h ela^s Improvniont. l'rln
puis only. A. H. HTOUT, hi W. 50'h Bt.
Abmr 59th St.?5th Av. to North Rlter.
STOREKEEPERS, ATTENTION!
$8,000 CASH BUYS
(1 Story double flat with stores
on Columbus Ave., near P-d St.
I'rlco ? 88,000.
I). KEMP.VEn A SON, IXC.
r?j; ."Mh Ave. Murray IIill 401"..
ELEVATOR APARTMENT
Harmont Ave., near 12r?th St -6 story mod
ern. 50x100; rent $20,000 per annum; $'.20,000
. ash required. A. H. STOUT, hi \V. r.0Ui at.
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY.
I.onc Island?Snle or Rent.
Rent F?tnle Alone the firm! Sonili Buy.
.IKKlvMI All ROBRtN'S, Babylon. I..I. Tel. It.
OLD GARDEN CITY
Fully Improved Rcatrlctrd Rulldlnc I'lots
Sl?.e tOxI'*l and up. Term.' reasonable. Tho
tiardmi City < 'ompany, Harden City, L I. j
( oonn tlritl?hale or Rent.
real t B. LOCK WOOD
ESTATE Tel *in Hon".I Reaeb.
A M BOLFS 1:1 u Ks| ',K
lUMfh. I I. Tel. M0
$1 1,000 REDUCTION
liaa been authorised In order to dispose of ,1
very aitraetlve, modern, up tn date, ?ub?tan- !
I tally built private d?e|!ltitcs in
LARCHMONT MANOR
mn.s|stln?r of frumo, ?tu?n ami bi |el< homes.
Iiailn* H to 10 rooms and tiled bathroom',
hardwood floors?In faet, every modern <on
vitilen'-o ami Improvement.
FRKD K I*. HOKHM.
re'. 410 Larohmont. N.Y., at Larrhm'l depot. '
NKW IIOMICN IV M-W ROC'HEI.I.K.
Some now ready. Man* bulldln*:. i:ar?
opportunities for Immedla'e purchasers
Price* fio.noo to $20,000
RKNMC'R*. Ri xi TV CO..
20 North Ave.. New Rocbelle. N. T.
Tel. 000 New Rrwhelle.
Sh'^aEoc i
/
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY.
\t i ~ii ln-Mri ? 7-aie or Unit,
CHArNCE* n. GRIFTEN ft CO..
tV'MflifMfr'* l.radlnjc Itrulty Eipert*,
1* Knit 4J?t St. Murray lllll 9KM.
en I N TIIY ESTATES
AND IIOHEM,
S.il* or K*nf.
KENNETH IVB* * CO.,
17 East 430 *?. Murray Hill CM?.
Prince fcRipjpy
.N>h or Kent.
THE BEST IN LAKEWOOd"
F
SMOCK AGENCY Inc.
It* ST. LAHCWOOD.N. J.
Ilr?t Hotin
At l.?*B?t I 0?t.
(on* tilt
PLAINFfELD
! I SCHW\RT7 Bnhrock Mid*.
J. J. jvn W AI\ I L r)mn, pininfi^d.
?'NOTE THF,
MONTCLAIR NjKSKy&J
F. M. CRAWLEY & BROS.
n Hrok?r?, i>pi> La:ka\'?nna Terminal.
Send for Illustrated Booklet
AMBROSE POWELL
6"i I nion Pt*ci?, Summit, >. J.
In (lie Omi|^?i and ood.
For proprr|l?n commit an,? mrmbfr
ro?rfl of VtiMltnr*. Ornn*e? *n?l Mnplfivori
B
Stoeckel Realty Corp. JV
KM.ENK E. IIIOHB* ? BHO? Itrallnr..
tpp. ktatlon. South Or?im?, N. J.
II. WrvrilKRBV A CO.. Bo?t?we*4. N. J.
KnslrirtMMl and Vlclnltr?K>.?l RutnU.
REAL ESTATE?SCOTLAND.
WOT I \>D. Midlothian.
To r^t. I'urnlaliod, for *uiiintf>r nmntha
or h>n*rr, Mansion 1lou*o of NKW
1IAU/KM, ;?'ar Rdlnhurgh: ornat<- 17'h
Century, l>??dtlfull.v furnlshod: 4 publl
tooms. S ti*droomt with rtr***lnR rooms,
rl . ??!< - tr I. ? Unlit. Rood grounds: within
? ??v tnotortnit <H?tati'? of golf link* at
North Berwick, I.uffnrss, Oullanr- a?nfl
Muliflfld Apply M?aar?. Mup" Todd &
Kirk. W. 8.. 1!" Cli?riott? Sq.. Edinburgh.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OP RENT
HOLT & MERRALLt Inc.
JMM STIUU, HEAE EsTAIK.
34^ M.irtl'i'Q At. TH. VandrrHIt
FACTOR'4S-\J''::V,
i, I. &1M.A&. Hobowoo. N. J.
REAL ESTATE?ENGLAM)
LONDON.
OVERLOOKING HYDE PARK.
A most *t tractive rMWficc. ?t&rttl-r.K
back from the main road, In a hl*li
poutiIon with majrnlflri'nt viewa. IUiid
soniely decorated and equipped; r<a!!r?"?m,
?I beautiful reception rooms'. bathroomi.
10 budrooin* ami splendid light domestic
quarters. To be sold with or wltlvuk *he
valuable furniture or mm:.' >?? !?" '
iiishect for a year.
SOLE AGENTS
GODDARD & SMITH,
21'. King Street, St. James',
London, S. W., England.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to Iltli St., Inclusive.
OFFICES
43 EXCHANGE PLACE
WALL ST. EXCHANGE BI.Dti.
Half floor?1800 sq. ft.
Possession May 1
Building ltnown for excellence of ser
vice; has outlet to Wall Street.
68 WILLIAM STREET
CORNER OF ('KI)Alt STREET
4th floor ? 4424 sq. ft.
5th floor ? 4500 sq. ft.
Possession Mag 1
Light on two sides ?
A building celebrated for the charac
ter of tenants and excellence of
scrvlce.
83 MAIDEN LANE
1 Entire Floor
2500 sq. ft.
Immediate Possession
This bulldln* Is devoted entirely to
the Insurance business.
16 EXCHANGE PLACE
Part of Ground Floor
Fronting on Exchange Place,
running through to Beaver St.
Approximately 1900 sq. ft.
hnmrdlate Possession
Can be divided Into two stores or
office.}. Convenient to Cotton. Coffee
and Marine Insurance Districts.
Established 1868
Wm. A. White & Sons
46 Cedar Street
Tel. 0700 John
V ^
Offices and Show Rooms
25 West Broadway
Park Place and Barclay St.
Office* ond Hbow Iloofn*.
Elevator, atearn h?*at, rprinkler
cryntem.
66 West Broadway
N. W. Cor. Murray St.
Otio entire floor.
Also single offive* and show rooms.
Elevator, steam heat, electric light.
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY
k 141 Broadway
Ilk A
63 Duanc Street. Corner Elm
FJIt.TT, SECOND. THlrtD I/5PTS.
I,."00 SQUARE I'K" i KACIC.
Electric hoist; suitable for
tlioi' rooms or I'rI ? i laimfacturlnif.
JAMES M. ANDERSON & < O.
Tel. "9 John. Nassau 8t.
Above 14th St. to 59tli St. (Inclamt).
Eu><i River to North Rlvri,
!
ONLY STORE
Tor
IMMEDIATE _
OCCUPANCY ;
in best ,
section of
^^>J*on_AvV
345 Madison Ave
Between 44th &45th Streets
Renting Agent on Premises
Vanderbilt %8548
Or Your Own Broker
122 FIFTH AVENUE
17th St 18th Street*
LIGHT LOFTS
Offices and Show Rooms
NEW FIRMS
? Juit starting in hutinest, with
Rood references, will be accepted.
A Fifth Avenue addret* will help
you to succeed in business.
763 Sq. Ft $1,200
1,100 " " 1.400
2.241 " M 2.600
3.830 M - '4.200
5.141 " " 5.000
or wilt dhltl* In null: manufm luring
niton rd: lirrprnof; uprinklrrn.
Hroker* MttHM.
K. <inAittm ?o..
no Rrnndway. Tel. Cortlnndt *;?t.
An advertisement in the Loit <inrt
Found column* of THE iY/Tir YORK
HERALD offers n rcnl possibility of
ictoiiriny your 'ost piopcrty.