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News of the Real Estate World
BAYERS SELL WEST
SIDE APARTMENTS
Investor Takes 12 Story House
on 79th Street ? Other
Sales Reported.
The twelve story apartment house,
71*100, at 140 West Seventy-ninth street
has been sold by J. C. & M. G. Mayer
to Charles C. Alexander, an investor, at
a t?rlce eat<l ??? ?'.wive been close to
1630,000. Tl.t. house has two suites on
a floor, comprising eight and nine
rooms with three baths each, and has
a rent roll of $90,000. It was built ten
y?arf ago by' the Brixton Construction
Company and has always been fully
rented.
In part payment Messrs. Mayer took
two altered dwellings at 236 and 237
Central Par* West, 40x100, which are
fully rented, with an annual Income of
125,000. Edward M. Simmons was the
broker In the transaction.
Doctor Ban Hudson Overlook.
Dr. Leo Heldenrlch, a tenant In the
Hudson Overlook apartments at 804
West 180th street, southeast corner of
Plnahurat avenue, has purchased that
property from I. Portman, held at
$250,000. It is a six story elevator struc
ture on a plot 100x100 and was recently
acquired by the seller from a client of
Jacobs A Livingston. The house Is ar
ranged for six families on a floor and
returns an annual rental of apprjxi
nately $40,000.
Aator Parcels on Bast Hide Sold.
Another of the Astor realty holdings,
the two four story tenements with
stores at 94 and 96 Avenue A, northeast
corner of Sixth street, has been sold
The property was conveyed by James
R. Roosevelt and others, trustees for
William Astor, and acting for William
A. Drayton, to Isldor Berk. The stated
oonslderation was $49,000.
Other Deals In Manhattan.
Byrne & Bowman sold for a Mr.
Mundschein to the Libby Realty Com
pany. Inc., W. A. Fischer prosldent,
two six story apartments, 80x100, at 340$
to $413 Broadway, between ISSth and
189th streets. The buildings each con
tain two stores and sixteen apartments
Of five and six rooms. They were held
at $250,000. and sold for all cash.
Pease & Elllman sold for Mrs. Msr
garet W. Knelling. 338 East Ninety-fifth
street, between First and Second ave
hues. 40x100, the six story store antf
apartment house, to Joseph G. Abram
son, the operator. The property rents
for close to $6,000 a year.
The Munroe. a six story apartment
house, 66.8x1100.11, at 415 West 116th
street, has been sold by Max J. Klein
to the Ess Zee Realty Corporation.
William P. Jones fk Son sold 129 West
Sixtieth street, a fiv*! story twentv |
family tenement. 25x89x100.5 for Will
iam R. van Bokkellan of Berkeley. Ca!. i
to Caroline C. Doig.
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS
The National Hotel Supply Companv
bought from Hugh P. Skelly three three
story store busdings, 66.llx57.10x irregu
lar, at 21 to 25 Ninth avenue, south of I
Thirteenth street.
The Iza Holding Company, with Ber
nard. Conrad and Sa?uet Schelnknian
a? directors, bought from the United
States Trust Company, as trustee. ?7
and 59 East 117th street, two five storv
houses. 66x100.11, valued at $65,000.
Samuel I. Oolleb, attorney, represents
the new company. Leon Karker was
the broker.
The six story apartment house, with
stores. 74.11x85.1x irregular, st the north
west corner of Macomb's place and 142d
atreet, haa been sold by Helen A. Knob
loch to George H. Mundorf.
The Eglington, a five story flat. C3.8x
98.9, at 2E7 and 229 West Thirty-sixth
?trect, has been bought by the Quiller
Morgan Company from the Little
Streets Company.
The California Road Realty Company
sold to William Tienkrn and Robert
C. Gunshor a five story store flat.
$5x100, at 2573 Eighth avenue, north of
137th street.
The 229 East 121?t Street Corporation
,?old to Lorenso Mattlolo two six story
?tore tenements, W.RxlOO.llx Irregular, at
S40 to 344 East 105th street.
Samuel C?ottfurcht sold to Bessie
Newman a four story store tenement,
80x64. at 1574 Second avenue, south of i
Eighty-second street.
Rose Fleischman sold to Max Wert
helmcr two five story tenements. 50.4x
7S.S. at 422 and 424 West Fifty-sixth
street.
Kathrlna Schwoerer sold to Benjamin
Klein a five story tenement, 25x102.2,
at 388 Eaat Eighty-third street.
Poat-Academy. Inc.. with Julius S.
and Abraham Tannenbaum end Philip
K. Uhr as directors, acquired the prop
erty. l<X>x260, at the southwest corner of
Post avenue and Academy street from
the Empire Trust Company.
LESSEES BUY LOFT HOME.
The United International Corporation
has purchased the five story loft build
ing. 40x100. at 25 and 27 West Thirtieth
street, which property the company
iaased last August for a term of twenty
years, with the privilego of buying for
$166,000. The seller, the Smallwlch
Realty Corporation, conveyed the prop
erty on Saturday subject to mortgages
for $88,000.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
Fenlmore C. Ooode? has retired from
the firm of Brett A Goode and has
opened offices under the firm name of
Fenlmore C. Goode Company, Inc., In
b(8 Fifth avenue. Andrew L. Benel, a
former director of Brett A Goode. will
be associated with the new company aa
manager of Ita Industrial department.
Wm. A. White A Sons have secured
for the Hefcrew Children's Convalescent
Home at Bnckaway Beach n first mort
gage loan of $?R.000 for five years
which will t>e utilised to Improve the
buildings and Install more modem equip
ment.
?William P. Jones A Son have leased
offices In the Times Building.
Cornelius O'Brien Is the buyer of 115
West Forty-seventh street, occupied by
tha Actors Rqjltv league. Holllngs C.
Benton, the broker, will manage the
property.
William C'rulkshank's Sons were the
brokers In the sale of the northeast cor
ner of I'ark avenue and Ninety-seventh
atreut, reported last Haturday.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc., have
been appointed agents for 44 Pine street.
Fepe A Brother have been appointed
*g*nts of 149 Bleecker street, a four
story dwelling, and of 824 Greenwich
street, 94 Jane street and 777 to 711
Wuhlngton street.
RESTAURATEURS LEASE
FULTON STREET HOME
Other Rental* Reported ui
Manhattan.
Walter F. Llbby, Inc., restaurateurs,
for many yearn at 122 Pulton street,
have leased the building from the 122
Fulton Street Corporation for twenty
one years at an aggregate rental of
(282,000. Harold L. Lewis was the
broker.
Cross A Brown Company sold to the
Seymour Company, wholesale dealers in
paper, the six story building at 328
West Sixteenth street, 75x60. The same
brokers leased offices In 562 Fifth ave
nue to Leo M. Kirch, diamond mer
chant : in 8 East Forty-first street to
John M. Toucey, dealer In railway
supplies.
J. B. English leased for Ellen V.
Snowden to L Bailey the three buildings
ut 118 to 817 West Forty-eighth street
Cushman A Wukefteld. Inc., leased
offices in the Canadian Pacific Building,
Madison avenue. Forty-third to Forty
fourth street, to John H. Branham
company All Metal Sales Company,
Inc., W llliam P. McDonald Construction
Company, the Canton Art Metal Com
pany. Frank G. Morris Company,-the
Buffington Company, Inc., of Oswego.;
Joseph 8. Qualey, and. with Carl A.
Leasenfeld, offices to the Quentall Cor
poration.
Tankoos, Smith A Co.. with Sheldon
C. Knlffin, have leased In the Automat
Building at 1553 Broadway the south
store for a long term of years at a
rental aggregating JIOO.OOO to Joseph
Greenwald and S'amuel H. Born, who
operate the Born French Chocolate
Shops.
Lewis L. Rosenthal Company has
leased the following stores: With Theo
dore Luby, two stores In corner of St.
Nicholas avenue and 168th street to
Theodore Trumpas and Thomas Hronls
for ten years; in 644 Eighth avenue for
seven years to I. Pubroff for a chain
lunch room ; in 703 Eighth avenue to S.
Landes, leather goods; in 144 East
Forty-second street to Philip Kotler.
leather soods; with Theodore Luby to
Silver & Herman in 31 Park Row; In
the Penn Arcade to the Radio Stores
Corporation ; with Morris Taylor in 300
West Forty-fourth street "to George
Lewine A Co., Inc., leased for L. M.
Goldberg store in 885 Eighth avenue to
the Jackson Clothing Company, Inc., at
an aggregate rental of approximately
$35,000.
OPERATOR TAKES OVER
3 BRONX APARTMENTS
More Large Flats Planned in
Northern Borough.
Samuel Brener has bought from the
Bentrop Corporation the three apart
ments at the northwest corner of Mor
ris avenue and l?3d street, returning an
annual rental of approximately 145.000.
The corner house is six stories high
with six stores and the two inotde
houses on Morris avenue, each 50x106,
arc five stories in height. The struc
tures were erected about four years ago
and occupy a site 147xl<W. There are
sixty-five suites of three, four and five
rooms. L. Rosenthal was the broker.
Samuel Kaplan has sold for Clara
Plhen to Isadore Montefiore Levy the
five story apartment house, 40xlC0," con
taining two stores and accommodating
eighteen families at 1559 Southern
boulevard. The actual rental is about
Jr;0? and the Property was held at
Joo.000.
Hudson P. Rose Company, operators,
purchased from Rnechled estate the
five two family houses at 1306 to 1314
Balcom avenue.
The Johnsori-Deichsel Building Com
pany purohased from William Plcken
the plot. 52x100. on the north side of
2, iLiT. v ' tc<kt eMt of Hul> avenue.
J ??*, 'r"* Sforv tHXPftyer Is being
brokers on Brother? were the
Harry H. Cohen and Samuel Singer
sold for Mrs. O. T. Fitzgerald the three
story dwelling. 23x97, at 113 East 183d
street to Philip Wattenbe'g f?
pmvement with stores.
,,:!fhn ^or,and bought from Xathan
? for*?"* itJTCSt r?r,1h,lm road' a three
rh?. w . J"*' :r!x,U' whlch he pnr
\ier e'J L Wtek an<1 hpld at 145.000.
Mel.ernon Brothers were the brokers.
S*w Apartment 1 tonne* Planned.
,0r.o*i* apartment houses to
fn The Br a<m fUfQ yesterday
in The Bronx as follows:
ifnfverniiy avenue, eaat *id#? m A
aouth of Brandt place, nix story! 7T?.7?t
ovJne?flot Building Company. Inc.
j*n\Z r ,-wv 7<!hInKelot President,
r ,rl<' architect. Cost. 8130.000.
n?"ltjL avenue, east side. 55 53
north of I-eatherbed lane, two five
"lory apartments. 62.6x102.97- W'i-m c
sress'""*
rrr,-,r
S,:?-"; ? B.
?1?0? Kreymborg. architect. Cost.
avet,u*. northwest corner
K rZW;/lv' 8torv- S7*138- R<-r
u . ?rporn tion, owners: Emll
?7 *<"\Pre!,ldent Mortimer E Fr?e
hof. architect. Cost 82V1.000
l?2d0.?reetrC"ft.vaV7UP' corner
?U RM V '7' *7 ^ns-2. Kellsa
?y\i*n rteaity ^ompanv. Inc own.? .
FwTn N'?nnan' president. 'fcwell A
architects. Coat. 8200.CW *
qrEE,S BOROl'OH Market.
fl. Budd Mnndell, who recently gave
I* seashore residence at Neponatt I I
to the M.inport. Realty Corporation |?'
P?rt payment for the ^ A
bo "haVenU'- "?? Purchased
of?T, ?*pont propwtr' T? ???????
u\ \ *r,tk and ?t?oco dwelling on the
7 nn ^*ht" ?n '*????? Hav
A. r?. Thompson Company sold ? .1*
room cottage. 25x100. at 21 Lincoln ?Ce
WHUe Jortan 1?* 1,1 U?r' builder- *
Ui Jord,,n for oerupancr
,''"h N'PWmlt: (or
'<?
Plot on Pe,oh 14 4th street; for 8?^
foJrChJr?rn"trln a P'0t ?n UU "trcet:'
? .hR',p" Seigmnn a plot on 144th
street; for Cornelius I>wyer a ni?V ??
*Zl A"'!, ?
. Keating a plot on Rearh
on l 4-Vr .' f?r ?11" r H""" R ?">??"
on 14,th street; f?r Csfherine Talhot
Stuart''j *Ch tM6,h '?
Htuart J. Steers a plot on 143d street ?
Rpr<ram Kellman a plot on Bench
12<th street ; for Anna Burnell a plot
Fe^Mn 12J'h Hn'' fr>r KlUabeth
street.
nTSTRUCTION. COLLEGES. AC.
PRATT
NCHOOf,, OS 45tt? Sfr^nA
' HtEfnRE7^n,AL TP. At N't Nr. Ir.
dividual ln?tr?rt|on I'mtl nidg.
u. S. Secretarial School j
U7 njTH A VB. UT 44 TH ITJ I
15 Story Structure to Rise on
3Iadison Av. Between 85tli
and 86th Streets.
A first mortgage loan of 54,200.000
has been placed by S. \V. Straus 4 Co.
on the fifteen story apartment house
which I. Fluegelman is to build on the
site or the old New York City Railway
Company's car barn on the west side of
Madison avenue, between Eighty-fifth
and Eighty-sixth streets, which Mr.
Fluegelman purchased at an auction
conducted a few weeks ago by Joseph
P. Day. The loan will be a first lien
on the net annual earnings of the 12
West Eighty-sixth Street Corporation,
of which Mr. Fiuegelman is head, and
which It is estimated will amount to
1546,000.
Apartments in the atructure will he
leased unfurnished for housekeeping
purposes, each having a kitchen, with
range, sink, china closets and Ice box
artificially refrigerated from a central
plant. In addition It is planned to
furnish any further service the tenant
may desire, whether it be ordinary maid
sorvlce, general house cleaning, food or
any other service that the most modern
hotel affords.
Although hotel service will be fur
nished to tenants the building will be
constructed in accordance with tenement
house requirements. The. ground floor
will have sixteen stores, with basement
facing on the entire Madlsonvavenue
frontage, each about fifty feet deep and
twelve to fourteen feet wide. Nine doc
tor's suites of three rooms each, with |
private street entrances, will face on
Etghty-flfth and Elshty-sixth streets. A
large dining room, banquet hall and
office will alao be located on the ground
floor.
The building will contain 265 suites
of from three to six rooms, giving a J
total of 1,003 living rooms. There will
be eight elevators. The land has a
frontage of 204 feet on Madison avenue
and 220 feet on each of the other two
streets. Construction work will begin at
once and the building will be ready for
the spring renting season next year. The
Fred T. Ley Company are the builders.
Schwartz & Gross are the architects.
Henry Fiuegelman was the attorney for
the owner, who also operates the Hotel
Hamilton.
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.
Couglilan & Co.. Inc.. resold for
George Lazo to M. B. Frledllch the
four story dwelling, 30x102.2, at 120 West
Eighty-second street. The purchaser
will occupy. It was held at $4o.000.
William P. Jones & Sop. sold 454 West
Forty-third street, a threa atory dwell
ing. 19x48x100.5, for Eugene Callahan to
John Marashiian.
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
Hattie T. Farrand 238 West 113th street,
a three story dwelling. 17x100. Harry
Sugarinan was the broker. Charles
Metzger resold the property for James
H. Cruikshank to Frank Terrell, who
will occupy.
Wm. A. White & Sons sold for the
estate of Arthur R. Wilson the four
story dwelling. 2">xl00, at 440 West
Twenty-third street to Frank J. Duval,
who will occupy.
NEW CONCERN TRANSFERS.
The 128 Delancey Street Realty Cor
poration (H. Gross, L,. Lindcbaum and
J. Rubin) has been formed to take over
the six story store building, 26.6x70.8.
at that address.
P. Cohen, I. Rnuch and D. I^obel have
formed the 112 West Sixteenth Street
Corporation to take over the three story
building. 25x103.9. at that location.
W. H. BARNARD SELLS PLOT.
William H. Barnard, who recently ob
tained a loan of $500,000 on the block
front of Riverside Drive between Eighty
ninth and Ninetieth streets, including
his residence on the Eighty-ninth street
corner, has sokl the rear portion of the
Ninetieth street front, a site 36.11x125.5,
to Adolph Rusch, who owns and occupies
the fifty foot dwelling at S22 West
Ninetieth street, adjoining. The parcel
sold contains the garage at the rear of
the Hamilton Institute for Girls on the
Drive and Ninetieth street corner. Mr.
Rusch now has a frontage at this point
o: S6.ll feet.
SUBURBAN MARKET.
Mrs. Rose U>renz, an executive in the
American Art Galleries of this city is re
ported to have purchased the residence
of D. O. Pierce In Sound Beach. Conn..
which she has been occupying for sev
eral years.
Unolnorlh C*. In Ettthth At. Oral.
The F. W. Woolworth Company, which
occupies 555 Eighth avenue, a four atory
building, 24.8x100. has bought that
property from Morris Gumpel. as ex
ecutor. The company acquired recently
the adjoining building at 587 and now
controls a plot 49.4x100.
QUEBEC PREMIER HINTS
AT TARIFF REPRISAL
Believe? Ottawa May Impoae
Export Duty on Palp.
Bpmal DUpetch to Tita New Yosa Hbsai.p
Ottawa. April t.?That the Fordney
tariff bill docs not aerm very popular
with Americans, especially In the New
England States, Is stated hy L.. A. Taa
chercau. ITemter of Quebec Province,
who has Just got back after visiting
American cities.
"If the Government of the United
States," the Premier said, "inaists on
.ulsing the duty on all Canadian foods
i think that Ottawa will have to Impoae
an exportation duty on pulp wood, and
this will greatly Inconvenience the Amer
icans. as they have not at present a
sufficient quantity of wood on their ter
ritory for their great demands."
$140,000,000 FOR GOOD ROADS.
Unnn of JIht York latrndare* Bill
for Next Two Year*.
Washinoton, April 3.?A bill for the
appropriation of $65,000,000 additional
for building of roads during the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1923, vai Intro
duced to-day by Representative Dunn
tN. Y.. Rep ).
It also would authorize an additional
expenditure of $75,000,000 for the fiscal
;.ear ending June 30, 1924.
DANCING.
?t Tears at On i Usui Mtuvi Soaetfcbtal
3bnuy42E2i
TBLXPHONB COLUMBUS UTt and Ml
127 Columbus Are. (65th)
0w4 far Frw Ul?tr?tt4 Bsokbl
2 MORE FLATS FOR
LENOX HILL ZONE
Frederic Culver Buys Sites at
Lexington Avenue and
69th Street.
As a site for two eleven story apart
ment houses. the Joint-Ownership Com
structlon Company. Frederic Culver,
president, has contracted to purchase
the northeast corner of Lcx'nston ave
nue and Sixty-ninth street, comprising
14,000 square feet, and taking In the
entire block front on the east side of
Lexington avenue, with the exception
of the twenty-one foot dwelling on the
eoutheast corner of Seventieth street.
James C. McOulre & Co. were the
sellers and Pease & Elllmcn were the
brokers.
The corner apartment house will
cover a plot, 100 feet on the avenue by
72.S feet on the street. The adjoining
house will cover the plot to the north,
78.11x90.6. The corner building will have
ten eight room suites and ten nine room
suites with smaller suites on the ground
floor. The house adjoining will contain
ten six room suites and towonty-two
four room and two three room snltrs.
In the rear there will be a oentra)
oourt, 30x50. The inside or avenue
building will overlook in the rear the
RESORTS.
private residence of Maltland F. Griggs
at 1M and 156 East Seventieth street.
The two structures will be operated
jointly and will be disposed of on the
joint ownership plan at prices ranging
from $8,000 for four room suites to $22,000
for nine rooms. Rouse & Goldetone
have been commissioned to draw plans
and the Hegemen-Harrls Company. Inc.,
will erect the buildings. Pease St EU1
man have been appointed agents.
Two weeks ago the Joint-Ownership
Construction Company purchased the
northeast corner of Liexington avenue
and Seventy-second street, -on which a
twelve story apartment house will be
erected from plans by James Gamble
Rogers.
BIGGER SITE FOR HOME
OF MARSHALL FIELD
Marshall Field has enlarged the site
for his proposed town house by pur
chasing the residence of Mrs. Harriet
3. Huas at 7 East Sixty-ninth strett, re
ported sold in The New York Herald
last Sunday. With this purchase, Mr.
Field enlarges his Sixty-ninth street
frontage to ninety feet. He previously
purchased the intervening sixty feet
together with the abutting propBrtle.*,
at 4 and 6 East Seventieth street. Will
iam B. May & Co. were the brokers.
Brooklyn Honiie Sale
The Jere Johnson Jr. Company, auc
tlonners, will eell at noon to-day, in the
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange the four
story dwelling at 328 Clinton avenue,
near Lafayette. Immediate possession
will be given.
RESORTS.
Atlantic Cltv.
I
Atlantic C ity.
THE FAMOUS SPRING SEASON
ii the moat pleasant time of the year to visit the National Play
ground. Bracing salt breetes, warm spring snn and sparkling sea,
the attractive Boardwalk, congenial surroundings and every out
o'door attraction contribute to enhance the pleasure of your stay.
Three well-appointed golf courses are now in the pink of con
dition and promise every opportunity for a perfect game.
"You Should be in Atlantic City"
T8B LEADING HOUSES
Comprise the finest in the World. Phone. Wire or Write for Information. Rates, etc.
IAlways Open. All are American Plan unless otherwise noted).
Ritz-Carfton
Ear. Plae only
Hotel Dennis
Waller J. Busty
Msrlbereegh-Bleaheiai
Araer. ana Eu. Plena
JeaiehVhile A Son*Co.
Hotel Tray more
Aaaar. and Eu. Plana
Joe.W.Mott.Gen.Mgr.
The Shelbwrne
European Plan
J.Wsiket. Mgr.
Kits Restaurant
The Breakers
Amrr. and Eu. Plana
J?fl HiJlman, Prop.
Alanine Hotel
latr. and Eu. Plans
Meek Lais Co.
Hotel Brighton
and Casino
Klfeate-Haddsa ttsll
d<& LipfiontiCo.
Hotel Strand
Arntr. Plan only
I'.B. Off. Orn.A Mgr.
Hotel St. Charles
Ed. ?. Grssaeap, Mgr.
Hotel Ckalaoa
J,B.Thompson & Co.
Hotel Morton
Boll & Cope. Owner*
The Holmhurst
A. H. Darnell
Galen Hall
Galen Hall Co.
The Ambassador
En. Plan- -A la Carta
and Table d'Hote
The Wiltshire
Samuel Eliia.Ownrr
N. J. Collins, Mgr.
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Through Pullman serrlce. Comfortable and eeaecaient train service from ell poifiU.
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Atlantic ( Itj.
15 MINUTES FROM PK.NNA. STA
TION L. I. R. R. ELECTRIC TRAINS.
RO MINUTES FROM WALL 8TRKET.
JO MINUTES TO THEATRE AND BHOP
PING DISTRICTS. SO MINUTES BT
MOTOR TO OP. AND CENTRAL STATION.
F?rtu Hill* loo. ftral HUN. L. I.
Telephone 6290 Boulevard.
LOW SPRING RATES
/In ideal home; every convenience;
rates an low as- *14 per meek for
tvo person*; better rooms at equal'v
rate*. Reduced restavrant
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30 Minutes from Times Square
200 room#; 73 private baths; spa
cious v era Ada?; boardwalk fronting
ocean; danciny; frequent diversions ;
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HOTEL SHELBURNE
FOREST HILLS INN
Uirectly at tlx ? tafia*. a at
Mil 81 mlnatca fraal
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J. BARRER. Tel. 684 Morrlatown. N. J.
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IOLMHUKST HOTEL
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Aawrkaa W*a U.M a* daily. $17.54 ap
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Prlrata hatha. Itanntng water Flre-nroof addittoa
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GRAND ATLANTIC
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Virginia At*., near beach. Cap. IWO. l'rlrata >
bath*. running watar: 94 per day up:
w??l(1y.BooV1at.Auto at Station*.O. I>. Pala?a? ;
[Tfatel Lomine^
|8(. Charted I'laua anil Baach. Freeh and ???*,
|w ater bath* ; running water In rootna; elevator.
IFuperlor table; inoS. rate*; Coarh at train*.I
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BOTHWtLL
Virginia Ave aet-vnd botiaa from Hoardwalk
and Steel Pier Every appointment. Ml a heat
?tandatJ In rulain* and aarvlca. Roofclru
Special weekly ral?a. J. Hothwall. Pron.
S5WWlL?T>yHIRB
Virginia A*., near Haach. American plan.
Boom* with running water and private bath*.
BAM ELLIS. Owner. N. J. COLLINS. Mgr
TfeTRAlfMORE "anm
I VJorkfs (jr**rest Hot*! Succeis
HOTEL ci^TIN ENTAlT
Spend the Enitrr Holiday a In
ATLANTIC CITY
AT HOTEL
MONTICELLO
EinIi In t'onafert, Sartlra nil Caialne I
Kaaturky Ave. Near Baaefc
AiranUr Clty'e riaeat. l<arceit ??d Host
I'opuar Moderate Kate Haul
$3.50 up Daily, Special
Weekly American Plan
Choir*. w*ll-fi rnfahed rooms private talk*,
tr.etal bed a, elevator* '? atreet. u!rj*j? l'..r
attract!** !a*b7. parlor* anil reception
paoma; capacity WW: ofliaatn, dancing
Newly parered and renovated throughout.
T ibl'eltowam.
RUNNINf WATFR IN AU ROOMS
OwutrnhUi laaoaitvmeot. Boeklat.
rtfrriEH * Kot.TiNi.Kit
SKelbvirrve i
X ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. J
Directly facing tke Sea.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
FRENCH GQILL ANDOIVIEPA
TERRACE. EUROPEAN PL,AN
New f ireproof addition II
opwvs June 15. Capacity 400 ||
PW?1628 JACOB WfalEl. =
IN THK MOJO KKALTIFVI. XKCTION.
HmEDISON
Michigan Avenue, n*?r Tleach. Atlantic City
N. J. Extensively Improved. Hot and <-oi(
runi ln* water In all room*. Electric IlirtiT*
Elevator service; lar*e. airy and aunnj
room*. European plan?Double room*. $10
ft.* and $20 per week; dally rate, |3, f4.
Single roem*. fl.TiO per day.
IflT VFRNHN 1'*^* Pacific Are. Ever
Rll. TLRltun, appointment. Aratr. Plar
|17.r.0 up weekly f.T?K) up dally. Eur. T'lsn
Double room, fin to $2" wkly., $2 to f" dly
Single rrjora, fl..">0 up per day. I'hone 4"il2.
r. e. padoktt.
I .ake wood. N. J.
^LAURELJIOUSE^
LAUREL-in-the-piNEs
LAKCWOOD Pl.t/.
He fort Hotels of Ultiave Prwtide
Golf of MarHrd Supremacy
awdnq,Mdtii<).Twttfi,Gu?niw<|.
Ocean Orove.
STOKES HALL,
Ocean Grove, N. J.
Ocean Pathway, modern convenience*, center
of all attraction*. A. E. B. 8tra**bvrg*r,
Owner. Mgr. ?
Aohury Park.
^MAfiLBQROUGH
'W SEXTONJlei ASBDRY flA.RK.N J
A?bur> Park Hotel Information Free.
Write Muni' tpal information llureau.
Center of Hlf'.tKl winter pop"'*'I""
New Jeraey.
AS AT TRACTIVE AM IT9NAMC
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ftahama-t.
For detail* about Na?au write or plton*
Raymond .* Wlittcomh fe.. 'J1IK Fifth Ave.
NtrMiniand.
See SWITZERLAND
fiend for complimentary travel literature
Nc. 24 mwim FEDERAL R A IE ROAM,
2?1 fifth Av , N..,y fa,r)l.
Italy.
INFORMATION ON ITAI.Y.
?*i Hffh Ave., New York,
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
IOMBI-U P. DAY, Real Olfit,. .lurtlnneet
r.; Ubcrty Ht .. N. V. I'M "It ( ort 744
JKKF. JOHNSON, JR., CO., Auctioneer*,
1M Montague B?? Brooklyn, N. V.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. _
$1,500,OOO DUROSS CO.
To loan on mortgagaa. Ha relay 5734.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
J. ARTHUR
SCHE
890 ?TH AVE., NEAR 40TH ST.
REAL ESTATE IN AIX ITS HRANC1IBS.
IXJNCACRE 7170.7-8.
F. St G. PFLOMM,
REAL ESTATE,
1333 Broadway, at 35th St.
Management of
Itailini Properties a Specialty.
CROSS CBROWN
COMPANY
Real Estate in all IU branches,
18 EAST 4IST ST. 407 BROADWAY.
17.1 FIFTH AV.. R'WAV ?S7 St.. Flsk BUf.
r^ommerc i nl .Prop e rty
M0 ?
, 1261 Broadway Stuyv. Q617. j
BUSINESS HESh PROPERTY
J. E. WHITAKER
MANAGEMENT
Tel. Pl,a*a TOM. 57 W(?t 57th St.
George B. Corsa, *?'
10 Fast forty-third Street. New York.
A V AMY A CO real Watk.
_? *, m 1 ? LUl Iffl) W. 7?d St.. N. Y. C.
DOIQUU I.. ELL1MAN * CO.,
15 East 49th St. Plara 9200.
Abo\e .19th St.?5th Av. to North River.
BARGAIN PRICES
Lenox Av., 355. Near 128th St.?4 Btory
and basement; ripe for business; prlco
$19,500.
118th Pt., 101 W.?4 itory Rnd basement,
hardwood trim; $11.<*)0; $2,000 cash. '
SIMON MYERS,
38 Park Row. Tel. Cort. 0250.
Borough of Queen*?Sale or Kent.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN
$7.B00 buys beautiful $8,900 house, large
Plot, near station, tax exempt (saves $2,OO0).
Steam, trlectrlclty, parquetry. tile, veranda
inclosed, $1,000 cash, $23 monthly principal.
McNEBCE, 30 Union Hall St., Jamaica.
Telephone Jamaica 4245.
Borough or Richmond?Sale or Rent.
plots"of
TWO ACRES OR MORE
POTt 8ALE at Chelsea, Staten Island; plots
of two acrm or more; frontage on main
road: hlg+i ground: close to trackless trollev
ESTATE OP \VM. T. MEREDITH, 94 Fulton
St., New York.
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY,
l-onc lslaad?:Sale or Rent.
LITTLE NECK, L. I.
For sale, at I<!ttle Neck, Long Island, tax
?"vu"npt, 6 room house, in good section: all
Improvements; lot 40x100 feet; 4 minutes'
walk from depot. Can be seju by appoint
ment. Phone Hayslde 1249-W. 1
FREEPORT
Houses and bungalows, 4 to IS rooms: '
prlr.., *3/100 to $.tO,'*X': building plots, 40x j
ion and larger: price $400 upwards. Terms.
Apply Owner. JOHN J. RANDALL CO., 15
N. Long Beach av.. Freeport. L. I., N. Y.
OLD GARDEN CITY
Fully Improved Restricted Rulldlng Plot*.
Size 40x100 and up. Terms reasonable. The
Garden City Company, Garden City, L. I.
- Itenl Kxtnte Alone the Great Month Bay.
JKItl.MI III KOBBINS, Bab t Ion. LI. Tel. 51.
Westchester?Sale or Rest.
f HAI'NCKY B. GRIr FEN * CO..
Westchester's Leuding Realty Experts.
18 K?*t 4Mt St. Murray Hill ?;#>.
$11000 REDUCTION
hAs l?"m authorised In order to dispose of 3
very attractive, modern, up to datt, substan
tially built private dwellings In
I.ARCHMONT MANOR.
consisting of frame, stucco a no Krick homes,
having 8 to 10 rooms and iiied bathrooms,
hardw ood floors?fci fact. every modern con- j
v^Ritiv ami Improvement. I
FRED'K P. BOFHM. Phone 410 Larchmont.
N. Y.. at l.arehmont Depot.
V
/
W HOMES IN NEW ROTHRMJS.
Some now ready. Many building. Rare
opportunities for Immeclatc purchasers
Prices $10,000 to JtW.OOO.
RENNICKS REALTY CO..
26 North Ave., New llochelle, X. Y.
Tel. 999 New Rochclle.
CO! NTR\ ESTATES
AND HOMES.
Sale or Rent.
KENNETH IVES A CO.,
17 Eest 4td St. Marrar Hill 04.17.
Prince fcRiPiey
M-'Mlid'lun11*!* N\T.
NvkSMsmlia Westchester County Pro?
HStrrXSERJi ertles. 527 Fifth Ave.
Connet tlriit?Sale or Rent.
REAL t B. LOCKWOOD
ESTATE Tel. tld Sone.1 Beach.
REAL EST A ...
Soaml Ben h. Ct. Tel. 546.
New 4erae> ? Sale or Rent.
$2,000
CASH AND '
$7,*00 ON
Easy Terras i
Takes Title ,
& Occupancy i
7 ROOMS,
Tiled Hath. I
Plot I
100x180 ft.
EASY COMMUTATION TO NEW YORK.
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at alnu* pi Ice; no ex
tras; steam heat, parquet floor", beautifully
decorated Inside and out. Select, strictly
residential neighborhood. Water sports, golf, |
eovntry ciui>, school*. c hare boa. markets.
Nearly S1I0 feet eletatlon; no mosquitoes.
Itig living room with huge open fireplace.
Many fine old <%?k* supply abundant shade.
No MTvantt needed; electrically equipped
througliout. Including electric range, electric
lights and base plug* llalance, after Initial |
payment, can be paid up with le?a money !
than yon will waste In rent the next few :
yeor*. Inxentgat P D. WORCKSTKR.
Suite 1812, 1T0 Broadway, New York Cltjr.
Tel. 1522 Cort.
MONTCLAIR
F. M. CRAWLEY A BROS.
Il E. Broker*, opp. Lackawanna Terminal.
I.lie In the Oranges and Mnplewood.
For prn pert Irs cnnsnlt nay member
Hoard of Realtor*. Oranges and Maplewwii
Sfoeckel Realty Corp. fr52*855*n*7
H. WF.ATHENBY * CO.. Engtewwd. N. .1
Engl'-wood and Vlclnlt.l ? Real Estate.
KK.EM: E. UlUUKH t BRO? HeaJtara,
?pp. atatlou. South Orange. N. J.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Fran Battery t* 14th St.. Inrlnnive.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Hot try u IMk M., IbcIiimvm.
OFFICES
TO SUBLET
!/? 63 Vesey Street
Corner of Greenwich
16,000 square feet, flooded with daylight
from all four sides. Convenient to Hud
son Terminal, Subway and Elevated.
Will divide. Additional space if desired.
Very attractive rental
Apply on premises (6th floor), your own broker
or to
BRADY & BOWMAN, Inc.
350 Madison Avenue Vanderbilt 7403
BARCLAY BUILDING
299 Broadway DUANEE*T.
A few very desirable Suites and Single
Offices; also 4,000 square feet on 2d floor,
with Broadway frontage of 45 feet.
WRi^HT^aScLAY8 } 299 BROADWAY
Attractive Office Space
for CRent jn Heart of Financial District
-2 7 BROADWAY
^ J In Units from 500 to 5000 Sq. Feet.
Entire Ground Fioor Banking Space of JOOO Square Fee<
Apply H. C. BEAVEN, on Premise#
Or your own irtHfr. PHONE BROAD 1901
IbQTf 14th St. to 59th St. (Inclatl**). | Abo\?- 14th St. to HWh St. (Inctasire).
K??t Hirer to North Blr?r. Eant lUrer to North lUver.
345 Madison Avenue
Between 44th and 45th Sts.
Light, Attractive Offices
Floors of 4,000 Sq. Ft.
$7,500
Most Reasonable Rent in 42d St. District
in this newly completed 12-story building.
Units ranging from 470 to 4,000 sq. ft.
STORE 50x100 WILL DIVIDE
Renting Agent on Premises Vanderbilt 8548
Or Your Own Broker
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
K?? S?l? or Rent.
MAT WOOD. If. J.
M tractive home. 8 nmnn nnd buth. fine
doeMe rarw?e. select locution, nil Improve
ment*. beantlfal nhudc all kind* of fruit
treea. (rapfi. herrlen; corner plot. IMxSM;
near trolley and R. R.j ml note* from
X. V. city: bargain. rare opportunity to
?ecnre an ntoMlahrd home; ?een by ?i>
nvtntment. Owner. J. A. < RANMKR. 37
imu ??., Maj-woad. X. J.
Send for Illustrated Booklet
AMBROSE POWELL
6* Union Place. Summit. S, J,
PLAINFIELD
Best Dmim
At I.ea*t t'oat.
OmnuII
J. J. SCHWARTZ
"NOTE THr. ADDRKSS."
REAL ESTATE?SCOTLAND
Si'OTI.AND. Midlothian.
To Let, FurnUhed, for ?umnier montha
or lonfer, Manalon Houa* of NEW
HAIL.ES, near F.dlnburKb. ornate 17th
Century. beautifully f'irnlshed: 4 public
room*. * l?edroo?n? trltli draining roorn?.
Pte., electric llgTit. *ood *round?, within
ea?v motorlwt dlatanee of iroif link* *?
North Berwick. lAjffneaa, Gullane mil
Mulrfleld. Apply M>>??r?, Hope Tnd.i f,
Kirk. W. 8.. IP Charlotte 8q? EdThbureli
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR SENT
HOLT & MERRALL, Inc.
INl?C*TRtAL RRAT. BXT4TG
Ml Madtaen A*. Tel. VMtAertiit 41M.
FACTORIES ^KTtodfn!<rK**.
I. I. ItHMK. H?Mm. t?. i.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET._
From Raftery to 14th St.. Inrlnalre.
Downtown Offices
Large and Small
Vandcrbilt Building
132 NASSAU STREET
Corner Btekman Street
All outside light and air 1
$30 per month and up
Agent on premiae*.
SAINT DENIS
OFFICES* Broadway at \ 1th St.
HITESTTE11TE
AFCW PMIRABIE OfFlCtS FOR PENT
j FROMt3Qv*> h
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Froin iiallrri to 14th St., Imlnahr.
GROUND FLOOR
and BASEMENT
for rent
108 Hudson Street
corner of Franklin
Only one block from
7th A venue Subway
and 6th and 9th
Avenue Elevated.
Splendid location?
fine building?form
erly occupied by the
Borden Company.
Especially suit
able for a bank
Apply on premises or to
BRADY & BOWMAN, Inc.
350 Madison Avi. Vandarbilt 7403
^
Offices and Show Rooms
25 West Broadway
Park Place and Barclay St.
Offlcn* an<l Show Koom.?
Klvvator, itnm heat. ?prlnkl*r
66 West Broadway
N. W. Cor. Murray St.
On* ?ntlre floor
A!*o alngle office* and *how room*.
Ei?vator. m?*m hi-*1, electric light.
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY
^ 141 Broadway ^
Ahoif 14th Kt. to notli St. llnrlnihr).
F.aat Rlvrr to North River.
241-5 WEST 37th ST.
THIRD FLOOR LOFT
About 7,000 *quar* feet.
Sprinkler *y?tem
Immediate po*aea*lon.
MK IMKI J Ml I4)t-RR>- ?"1 Hroadwaj.
1412-1416 B'WAY
Northrut Corner 3f>th 8t.
OFFICES
RR>"T RM TO ?IW?.
Kvoi.i*n, tni Broadway.
Office* and floor* for r?nt In modem
office huildlnr In (Irand Central *ec
t!nn. Only h"rt tenant* ponald*r"?l.
i'nutual air and llrht. Moderate rental.
5. Oagood Pell & Co.