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News of the Real Estate World
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
1J LOTS IN BRONX
M. X a tan son Bays Vacant
Block Front on East Tremont
Ave.; Other Transactions.
Max N. Natanson has purchased
from Rosalie C. Collh&n, Edward A.,
John J. and Frank M. McQuade, the
vacant plot comprising the block front
on East Tremout avenue (177tih street),
between Crotona Parkway and Honey
well avenue. The property has front
ager of 134 feet on Tremont avenue,
208 feet on Croiona Parkway and 191
feet on Honeywell avenue, and Includes
(.bout thirteen city lots. It was hold
at $125,000. Thla la the first sale of the
property In over forty years. Clifford
Aaron was the broker.
Other Vacant Plot Deal*.
M. M. Reynolds sold to Bergman
Wood Working Company two lots,
60x115, on Westerchester avenue, fifty
feet north of.Beach avenue. The buyers
will improve the property immediately.
Tho same broker sold to Rex Gllmartln
the triangle corner <&t 177th street,
Leland avenue and McGraw avenue.
Martin Stein sold a lot, 22x100, on the
west side of Grand Concourse, twenty
five feet south of 175th street. J. Clar
ence Davies and Joftin Pfluger v> ere
the brokers.
Apartment House Trading;.
H. T. Wood sold to John Seinfeld
Sddi Grand Concourse, near 180th stret-i.
a five story apartment house, 105x102,
renting for $43,000 and held at $240,000.
Charles Wynne and Louis H. bow,
operators, have l-eaold to an investing
client of U. S. Tanco and Sol Ullman,
1497 and 1199 Southern Boulevard, a
six story apartment house, 50x100, con
taining six families on a floor and re
turning a rental of $12,000. It was held
at $60,000. The properly was recently
purchased from Dr. Gross.
Nehring Brother* have sold for
Charles Sachs to Wtlhelmlna Berten
berg, 113 Nagle avenue, a tewenty-flve
family apartment house, 40x130, renting
tor $14,000. and held at $75,000.
P. M. Clear & Co. sold lor the Dor
mond Realty Company, Inc., the two Ave
story tenements, 33x100 each, at 4058
4082 Third avenue to the Loan Star
Realty Corporation. Tho property was
held at $65,000.
A Mr. Hampton Is reported to have
sold tho two five story apartments at
901 and 905 Beck street, each 3G.5xl00,
near Tiffany street.
Operator Bar* Taxpayer.
The John P. Peel Company sold for
tiie Jupiter Realty Company, 'Nathan
Wilson president, the one story taxpayer
at 1959 University avenue to the Will
iam S. Dempsey Realty Company, Inc.
G. Carluccl & Co. sold for the S. F. W.
Building Corporation to Ixmls Rosas'*)
the new one story taxpayers with nine
stores, 60x100, at the northeast corner
of 181st street and Walton avenue, held
at $75,000.
Other Bronx Transactions.
Eugene L. Larkln sold for William
E.. Mary A. and Willis H. Thorn the
two and a half story residence at 2C74
Bailey avenue, north'east corner of 19Sd
street, 600x100, held at $13,000. It was
erectcd by the lato William Thorn
twelve years ago. The new owner will
occupy.
D. A. Trotta sold for Anthony Avenue
Realty Company two two family dwell
ings. 50x100, at 869 and 371 Ford street.
Tho Buss Realty Corporation sold to
Wolf Steinberg the four story flat, 100X j
39.1, on the west side of Brook avenue,
196.2 feet south of Wendover avenue. j
SUBURBAN TRANSACTION'S.
Charles Schuck of this city has yur-!
chased a plot 37.6x125 at 70-73 Caryl j
avenue, Yonkers, from Mrs. Elizabeth
Cooley, through Thomas S. Burke. The
same broker sold the two and one-half
yiory stone and frame dwelling at 1073
Warburton avenue, Tonkers, for Mrs.
R. G. "Hudson to Mrs. E. R. Barnett.
H. Goldtohmidt sold for Mrs. Gertrude
Lehman a two and a half story dwelling
and garage on Fulton street, Lawrence,
L. I., to Mrs. Ethel Murkowlts for oc
cupancy : in Woodmero for Louis M. and
Albert Block a three story brick dwell
ing and garage on Burton avenue, now
in the course of construction to Frances
Fields Marcus, and for T. Schmand a
two and si half story dwelling and ga
ragi on Central avenue, Woodrnere,
L. I., to Lee Miller, and to Louis M. and
A'bert Block a plot of three-quarter? of
an acre In Woodmero Park for Improve- j
merit.
Trlnce & Ripley sold for the Gedney
Farm Company a plot on the south wide
of Robinhood road at Gedney Farm, to
Emily W. Blackman of this city. The
purchaser will erect a residence.
Chauncey B. Griffen has sold for
Louis R. Genung a vacant plot on Davis
avenue. White Plains Highlands section,
to John Moll.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
Hugh L. McCormlek was the broker In
the sale of.the Soher estate nullding, at
H24 Broadway, to Joseph Sci'warta, re
ported yesterday.
John SoInfeM ts the buyer of 2095
Grand Concourse, near ISOth street, a
4lmre story apartment, held at 1240,000
ind recently sold through H. T. Wood. ,
Benedict Ersteln ts the buyer of SI
East Sixty-elxth street, and Lottie
I>omle of 201 Easft Seventy-seventh
street, sold recently.
Julius L<evy Is the %My?r Of 139S
Clay avenue, sold recently.
Lawrence, Blake A Jewell have placed
with a savings bank a loan of $315,000
on 116 to "2<J West Seven ty-s?con?l
street, a fifteen story apartment hotel,
known as tho George Washington.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has loaned $120,000 on a six story
apartment house with stores at the
northwest corner of Eighth avenuo and
Twenty-fourth street.
Transit Commissioner" O'Ryan will
speak <>n transit problems affecting
Queens at the eleventh annual meeting
or tho Chamber of Commerce of the
Borough of Queens, to be held next
Iriday afternoon.
IK THK AUCTION ROOM.
(14 Vosejr J?tr#et.)
By Samua Marx
fTPTH AV, ?Kl9, s cor 7Sth ?t. 5-sty <l?v!lff,
SCIj.HxIOU: William V La?reiio<? agt Hklrt
Realty Co it al; Gellor. Itolnton * Blanco,
attys; amt due. ?',M6.ritM.rW; taxes, Ac,
*9,041; to the p'.alntlft (or 1200,000.
Hy I. Lincoln Aside Co.
ATJDTfBOM AV, s vr cor 171st ?t, t>nxl29,
r*c: Edward Bechtoldt agt Atlantic Realty
Co ct al; Uoorgo A rit?rtnmullfr. any; amt
due, 144,807 58: tsxss, Ac, $3,9315.20; ad
journed to April 19.
By Bryan h. Ksnnelly.
BTTRNRtDB AV. moor luring pi, "0*100,
vac; ?*r'? *al?: to tha A L Building Cor
poration tor #111,'00.
STRONGER DEMAND
FOR RESIDENCES
Physician Buys Columbia
Leasehold Dwelling at 45
West 50th Street.
William J. Taylor Bold to Di". Qeorge
H. Ryder the four story dwelling, 16x
100.5, at 45 w*?t Fiftieth etreat, Colum
bia College leasehold.
Tease & Elllman sold for Josephine
L. Parsons and Emily H. Wagstaff
tho four story seventeen foot dwelling
at 29 West Ninth street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
I L. J. Phillips & Co. sold for Miriam
V. Lincoln the three story dwelling at
336 West Eighty-fourth street.
Clients of Mack & Taylor, attorneys,
have formed the 40 West Ninety-fifth
Street, Inc., for the purpose of buying
tho threo story dwelling, 19x100.8, at
that address.
Everett M. ??elxas Company sold for
L. Kellmann the three story dwelling
at 330 East Forty-third street, 16.8x100,
to Mrs. Catherine Gerrlty, who will
occupy.
Jonas Kahn sold 1064 Lexington ave
nue, 16.Sx85, a dwelling and utore, to C.
A. Schultze. Sigmund Levy was the
broker.
Albert H. Stout sold to Mrs. Eliza
Seaman. 314 West 137th street, a throe
etory dwelling, 16x100; also 245 West
134th street, a three story dwelling,
15x300, to a client of Charles Taylor.
Tempi? C. Burgo no.vi to '.he Ethell
Holding Corporation 274 West 12?th
street, a four story house, 20.10x99.11.
Plncua D. Epstein sold to Louis Perl
man, 335 East Eighty-second street, a
threo etory dwelling, 17.10x102.2.
The threo story dwelling, 20x90, at
the northeast corner of Edgecombe ave
nue and 136th street, had been purchased
by tho Roach Leasing Company from
Harry W. Bell.
COAL DEALERS ADD TO
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Burns Bros. Buy at Foot of
East Fifty-sixth Street.
Burns Bros, "bought property at the
foot of East Fifty-sixth street, abut
ting tlieir coal yards, from the Andrews
Institute for Oirls. It measures 61.5x
9Sx Irregular and carries rights to land
under Water.
Tho Greenwich Village Moat Market
Company, tenant, purchased tho threo
story store building, 22.9x80, at 92 Sixth
avenue, south ef Eighth street.
Tho building with stores, 25x100, at
131 West 116th street, between Lenox
and Seventh avenues, has been pur
chased by Edward Spiegel of the B. S.
T. Realty Corporation. Tho buyer will
Install additional stores for the mil
linery trade.
CALL FOR SPACE KEEPS
RENTING BROKERS BU$Y
Cushman ft Wakefield, Inc., leased of
fices In the Canadian Pacific Building,
Madison avenue, Forty-third to Forty
fourth streets, to Ellas Jtotlischlld ft Co.,
Charles R. Hidden Company of Newark,
X. J.; F. 8. Latremorr ind Public Fuel
; .Service, Inc.
Cross & Brown Company leased to
Brainson, Inc., the third floor In 9 East
Thirty-seventh street: In the Flsk Build
ing', Fifty-seventh street and Broadway,
space to Harry Rlttner and Herman Rlt
tenberg. automobile accessories; Alvey
Ferguson Company, Inc., convoying: ma
chinery ; J. 1?. Roman, executive offices;
to the Marshall Construction Company
and to J. H. Oppenhelm and Milton 3.
Mooney offices in 1-182 Broadway.
Henry Shapiro ft Co. rented In the j
northeast corner of Broadway and
Forty-first street offices to the follow
ing : Bancroft ft L'Esperance, C. A. Mo
Adams, Universal Chain Company. F. W.
Brown, Marcus W. Rubs, Joseph Milsteln,
Charles R. Rhoades, James D. Bufton
Company, Albert Leo, Halpern ft Schel
ner. George W. 1. Dwlnell, Spencerlan
Business Service Systems, Inc., and Bel
mont Drug Corporation, Inc.
Charles F. Noycs Company leased
store In (5 Maiden lane now occupied by
Georse II. .Squires to Abraham Levy,
Jeweler, for ten years at an figgregate
rental of about $7".,000. Hie Noyes
Company also rented offices 1n 3" Maiden '
?lane to Robert C. Kerr, Jr., In 81 Fulton ;
street to Paul Bergliaus, portion of flodr ,
In 4G West Twenty-fourth street to the
New York Federation of Churches and I
space In 132 Front street to Domestic
Sugar Producers. Inc.
Pease ft ElUman have leased to the
Miefos Flora L. Valentine and Jane
Bradley stores In <9 West Forty-seventn
| street, between Fifth and Sixth avenue*.
Tho HrigK^trom-Callen Company
leased Rpace in tho Simpson Building,
corner of Broadway and Sixty-seventh
street, to Elmer H. Hobson, Hobson Oil
Company: Seward W. Hartley, Stewart
8. McClelland, the Hartland Company,
George K. Rsrig. Charles Haldane, Edpar
J. StrnHney, the Beaver Hill Sports Field,
iharlty Organisation Society, Hudson
district: National Association of Audu
bon Societies nnd Samuel IT. Martin.
Edward J. Ho*an leased to the Gor
don Electric Company space In 3* Park
place Mirough to 37 Barclay street; and
to Lewis ft Root, Inc., floor In 22 Park
Place. .
r?-nr><! F. Noys rompanr leased storo
In 940 Broadway at an aggregate rental
of nbout J3B.S00: for E. D. Self the
bulldlnc: US Water street to Wally A.
Hollman ; floor hi 23 Bookman street to
Charles B Bertram: In 15 Fulton street
to .lames J. Richards; In C17 East
Elchteenth street to Ralph R. Wntney;
In 120 Maiden Isne to Harry Osborne,
and In 13 Gold street to Edward Lin
gert.
Harris, Vought o? To. leased a loft In
110 Grand street to Kalin Bros, ft Quint
nnd Malstl Bros.; in 132 West Twenty- j
second street to Hyrran Ooodsteln and \
Slgmund Lehr; In 40 West Thlrty-fotirth :
Ntreet to F. Meyer and in 33S Sixth ave- j
nue to Fatrscx Embroidery Company.
GARAGE INTERESTS BUY
SITE ON AMSTERDAM AV.
L. J. Phillips ft Co. sold for the
trustees of the estate of Max Freund a
plot of about eight lots on the east side
oC Amsterdam avenue about. 1150 feet
north of the Washington Bridge Plaza,
at I82d street
The purchasing corporation, repre
senting tho lnt?rests of a:i out of town
Investor, will erect at once a garage
with accommodations for 1C0 cors. The
| property Is In the. business stone, but
after serious consideration and modifica
tions of the proposed plans a permit for
the erection of the structure was ob
tained from the Board of Appeals.
Bayers at Jackson Heights.
Mrs. Mary 15. Lan?l1l of Manhattan,
proprietor of the Langill Commercial
Photo Company, has pim\hseed an
apartmeflt In 128 Twenty-second street,
Jackson Heights; another buyer of an
apartment In 148 Twenty-second street
Is Mrs. M. P. Evans of ctf.eago.
$1,000,000 FLAT OH
WEST BHD AVE. SOLD
J5. Winter Buys 18 Story Struc
ture From R. A. Gushee;
Other Deals.
The thirteen story apartment house
at the southwest oorner of West End
avenue and Ninety-ninth street, valued
at $1,000,000, has been sold by Ralph A.
Gushee, president of the Coil-Clare
Realty Company and proprietor of tho
Claremont Restaurant, on Riverside
Drlvo, to the Winter Realties, Inc., Ben
jamin Winter, president. The eale also
included the two four story dwellings,
on plot 36x100, at 785 and 787 West
End avenue, adjoining on the south,
which were purchased to give light and
air to the apartment house.
The apartment structure occupies a
plot 110x100 and was built eight years
ago by McMorrow Brothers. It con
tains suites of from five to seven rooms
with two and three baths and is rented
for about $145,000 a year. Walter
Ebbltt of Slawson & Hobbs wae the
broker representing the seller and M.
Cohn & Co. and Henry I. Cooper were
the brokers representing the buyer.
The Devonshire la Ifew Hands.
Wood, Dolson Company, Inc., through
its representative, Charles J. Qulnlfcn,
sold for Arline Harrison to an Investor
tho six story elevator apartment house
known as the Devonshire, at 325 West
Eighty-third street, between West End
avenue and Riverside Drive. The apart
ments are arranged in suites of from
two to seven rooms on each floor and
t-how a rental of about $20,000. The
property was held at $125,000. Tho
brokers havo been appointed agents.
Deal on Colombo* Avenoe.
Tho newly formed 924 Columbus
Avenue Realty Company, represented by
Abberly & Bryde, attorneys, and having
for directors L.izzlo J. Heuer, Irene R.
Krumwiedo and Rosalie F. Kulze, pur
chased from the Spannaus estate the
five story flat with stores, 25x75, at that
address. It is located north of 105th
street.
Other Mul tlfmnily noose Sale*.
J. Gelsler of Goodwin & Goodwin. Inc.,
sold to the Vivian Green Construction
Company the four four story tenements
at 226 to 232 East Seventieth street, on
a plot 100x100. renting for $13,000 and
held at $80,000, and for Henry Simon
tho five story double flat at 51 West
117th street. 26x100, held at $30,000.
E. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
Florence Rudden the five story tene
ment at 627 Bast Twelfth street to the
Dormond Holding Corporation, Simon
Myers, president.
$406,250 IS REALIZED
AT SPECIAL SALE
Day Sells Various Parcels in
14 Vesey Street.
"Aapetonp." a 104 acre estate at New
Windsor, Orange county, N. Y.. was
sold yesterday by Joseph P. Day In the
salesroom at 14 Vesey street to Dr.
Herman Schwart for $48,100. At the
same special sale the Nnughton Con
struction Company bought two parcels:
one was the five story tenement at the
northeast corner of Eleventh avenue an!
Fifty-third street, which hroupht $21,
250; the other was at 35 East First
street for $18,900.
Jacob Flnklestein paid $122,600 for
the four tenomon's ccmprlsing the north
east corner of First avenue and Sec
ond street, also offered in partition pro
ceedings.
In th#? Washington Heights section
Herbert Milton paid $21,000 for the plot,
75x100, in tho w^st side of Haven ave
nue fronting on West 169th street The
same purchaser paid $12,000 for the
plot. 75x100. on Service street, almost
in the roar of tho Haven avenue lots.
On the lower East Side William Rosen
baum paid $40,000 for the two story
tenements at 339 and 841 East Fifth
street. On the West Side Clarence
Schnrrmlester of Brooklyn paid $52,350
for the two tenements at the Bnuthwct
corner of Tenth avenue and Fifty-flrst
street, which were sold for an estate.
Two bungalows at Dong Beach, at
Tennessee avenue and Vermont street,
near the Atlantic Ocean, sold for $4,500
ami $4,300 eaeh to Rose Edelston and
Edward Roeder. The four story hotel
building at the southeast corner of
Liberty and West streets was tak?n by
J. E. HowpII for $87,500, and I. Morlta
acquired for $13,750 the plot of six lots
on the west side of Reservoir Oval West,
routh of 210th street, The Bronx.
START WORK ON HOTEL
FOR WORKING WOMEN
Work Is to be started toon on n
thirteen story Apartment house to b#
erected on a plot of about 120 by 100
| f?at at 415-433 West Thirty-fourth street.
Tho building will be known as 'he Web
ster Apartments, and la to be erected
under the provisions of the will of the
late Charles B. Webster, who was for
I many years senior partner In the firm
of II. H. Macy & Co. By the provisions
of that -will, rooms and board In this
building are to be furnished at cost
to working women.
The structure will contain about 410
bedrooms, a large dining room and li
brary, and will be attractively furnished
by tho owners when completed. The
architects are Parish & Soliroeder and
the general contractors for ths building
are the Edward Oornlng Company.
TO-DAY'S AUCTION SCHEDULE.
j
I Several properties of tho late Emanuel
Hellner and Moses J. Wolf, old time
operators, are to be solfl to-day by
Bryan L. ICennelly, Inc., In the Vesey
street salesroom. The properties In
i elude an fight story loft at B East
Seventeenth street, through to G East
Eighteenth street: an eight story loft
at 20 East Seventeenth street: a si*
story bulMIng at IB East Seventeenth
street; a four story dwelling st 18 West
Eighty-seventh street, and the southwest
corner of Central Bark West and 107th
street, a five story apartment house,
and severs 1 taxpayers. Mr. Kennslly
will also sell a number of properties In
the Bronx, Including a plot 125x73 on the
southeast corner of Hobarf avenue and
1l?4th street, snd a plot 75*122 on the
north side of 140th street, 178 feet west
of Southern Boulevard.
BUILDERS ACQUIRE SITE
FOR EAST 84TH ST. FLAT
Tho Mandel-Ehrlch Corporation has
resold to a builder, for improvement
with a nlno story apartment house, the
plot 60x102.2 on the north side of Eighty
fourth street, seventy feet west of
Madison Avenue, recently purchsssd
from the Mld-Clty Realty Corparstlon.
Pelner & Maass, attorneys, represented
the Mandsl-Khrloh Corporation, and
P.lisha Snlffln wa* the broker.
MERCHANT PURCHASES
BROOKLYN STORE BLDC.
Active Dwelling Market in
Kings County.
_______
The Leverlch Realty Corporation sold
for H. Levy the two story and cellar
modern department store building, 4Ox
107.6. 1313 Broadway, to Joseph
Michaels of J. Michaels, loo., who plans
to occupy It.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 662
J Mansfield places between alcnwood and
, Farragut roads, detached one family
residence, on a plot 40x100, for James
?! lilies.
Melsfeer Builders. Ira, sold a dwelling
at 180a Emerson place, to Charles Wat
son. R. Woodward was the broker.
A. Mfshkln sold for the Kings View
, Homes Corporation a dwelling, 31x100,
in Parkway Gardens.
A client of George J. Tapper has sold
the private dwelling at 336 Floyd street.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
on a plot 100x18.9 to Isidor Krasner.
The purchaser has bought the premised
for occupancy.
Samuel Galltzka sold for Vanderpool,
Inc., to Herman Nelson a two story
house with doubl* g&rago on a plot,
40x100, on the east side of East Twenty
ffurth street, 340 feet north of Ave. J,
known as 951 East Twenty-fourth street,
Flatbush.
Martin Company leased for the Friars
Head I^and Corporation to Catherine
Loster the three story dwelling at 127
Rumsen street.
LOAN FOE COTTON EXCHANGE.
For the erection of Its twenty-three
story exchange and office ttructure the
New York Cotton Exchange has ob
tained from the Equitable Life As
surance Society a loan of 52.SOO.OOO.
The structure, from designs by Don
Barber, is to bo built on the site of the
present exchange, William street, Han
over square and Boaver street.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
109?BRONX LOTS?109
At Boston Road, East 222d St. and Needham Ave.
To Be Sold Separately
Known as the Faile Estate
Suitable for Homesites and Business Buildings
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Tuesday, April 18th
at noon in the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St.
70% may remain on Mortgage
Title Guarantee & Trust Company Policies Free.
Hon. Edgar T. Brackett, Attorney,
120 Broadway, N. Y. C., and Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Send for
Bookmap
Telephone
67 Liberty Street ^ ' ^M^PCortlandt 0744
New York City v?- (/ Auctioneer
INC.
REAL ESTATE?Out of City.
Long Itland?Salo or Rent.
REAL ESTATE?Out of City.
Long l>l?nd?f?ale or Rent.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I.
CORNER GRAND & MORRIS AVENUES,
A Real Suburban Home
A SACRIFICE?Due to the settlement of an estate I made what Is considered
the best buy In ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. L A refined country home of charm
and distinction. I spent over $8,000 to make It a show place. Most prominent
corner, 223 front, 5 minutes from station, convenient to schools, stores, churches,
has 10 large rooms, 2.servants' rooms, butlers' pantries, 3 tiled, up-to-date baths,
showers, 2 open fireplaces, 3-car garage, stables and chauffeur's quarters, large
porches; only $10,000 cash needed. Immediate possession. Apply to any Roc'tvllle
Centre Broker or PHILGOLD REALTY CO., 110 West 34th St. Tel. Fltsroy 6712-S.
PHILGOLD REALTY CO., 110 West 34th St. ~~
New Jersey?Sale or Rent. New Jersey?Sale or Rent.
STOP PAYING RENT, BEGIN MAY 1st.
We offer at less than cost to-day b very attractive, pretty Colonial
Country suburban home in a beautiful strictly residential section,
near New York, where the desires of the neighbors as to personality
of buyer will be respected. This house itself is in perfect condi
tion, beautifully decorated throughout, of modern Colonial design
and containing 7 large rooms, a tiled bathroom and open attic.
The plot consists of half an acre of land, with 100 ft. street front
age. Unusual care and taste have been used in landscaping the
grounds, which are beautifully shaded and contain many snrubs
and flowers. The eleva.tion is about 700 ft. The railroad station
is within easy walk. Commuting facilities to the (city are the best.
Title can be had on payment of $2,000 and the balance of $7,500
may reman on mortgage at convenient terms. There are no extras
to buy. It is ready to move into now. Complete details can be I
obtained from SUBURBAN, P. O. Box 748, City Hall Station, New S
York City. "
II?B?8?t
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
EXECUTORS' SALE
To close tho Rstntes of
?KKAXI'KI. HKII.XKR end '
MOSBS J. WOIJ<\ Doo'd.
By OrUnr of Exucutora
TODAY
At 13 o'clock Noon
in the Real IMat? Etrhia(f
It v?fj Mreet. New York rify.
Properties at
5 Kant ITtli at.
running through tu
6 Eaat 18th St
15 East 17th St.
20 Ka?t 17th St.
63 West 01st St.
IB West 87th St.
Southwest Comer
CENTRAL. PARK WEST
and 107th St. .
Messrs. Wolf A Kohn, AtTOmey*.
277 Broadway, N. Y. C.
; 140th St., Bronx.
Bronx?Hohart Ave.
S. E. Cor. 194th 8t.
Mayflower Ave., Bronx.
Whits Plains Rd.
and 222nd St., Bronx.
On Merrick Rd.
At Isllp. L. 1.
Dwelling and about 7 acres.
RKYAX L,~KltNXrXlT, Inc.,
i m Broadway. Tel. CeHhmdt 1M7
Public Auction Sale
Saturday, April 22d
At 2.:30 P. M. on Premise*
543 Stelle Ave.
Plainfield, N. J.
About 5 Acres
7n finest residential section, Im
proved with 2% etory frame dwelling,
12 rooms anil 4 baths; also ix green
houee; gitr?ge for d care and etehto
with quartern. Beautiful lawns, gar
dens, walks and shade trees. Through
street frontage.
Immediate Possession
Send for Ronkraap.
91 M*??r?y Street 9
zrcA^K
Cortlandt 0744 #Auctlon'r Ino.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Sacrifice Foreclosure Sale.
10 Lots, Port Morris, Bronx.
N. E. cor. 144 St.-Jack*on Av.
To be sold on April 19th, 1922,
at 12 O'CLOCK, at AUCTION
SALESROOMS, BRONX, No.
320S THIRD AVE., NEAR
162d ST.
For information Inquire
GEORGE W. PRICE. Auctioneer
,191 E. 149th St. Tel. Melrose OS72
If ytm or* reeking new capital, a parf.
?er or want to Hart a buein**?.a But{
nee* OpV^tunlty AaI. <n TIM XTIW
YORK tlKRALD map accomplish }%m(
what yon are after, fry one. Telephone
Worth 10,000. y
MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.
M0RT6A8E INVESTMENTS
he are offering
First Mortgage Loans
AT 6% INTEREST
Secured by Choicest
New York City Real Estate
In Amount* of
$10,000 and upwards
Send for our Latest Offerings
SLAWS0N&I108BS
162 W. 72 St. Columbus 7240
CITY REAL ESTATE.
<?i ^OODWIkJ 2?o
VhT GoODWlN "vt*
e.scit S09? ??ao
Spa/Ira Onrrll and Bltsrdals,
tbfir Hnrlm Hirer.
Jficlbtfton ovv-3tSho.v
New Tork CHy's most aftecsslbls suburb.
OBOIlGK llftwr, in lltth An.. s. t. a
I'nrouKh of or Rent.
TAX EXEMPTION SAVES $1,750.
|s,l.w-Km*!l rash payment and 840 month);
with Interest buys voty home, fl rroms, bath,
(lass enclosed porch, etr-nm heat. psrcjust
floors, tils bath, beautiful fixtures. Talcs
Oulvor llns "L." to Ittti Ars., waift soutB
to Cist fit.
PHONIC 8306 BLTTHEBOCnNB.
Borough sf Queen*? Sale V first.
BUILDERS
Your opportunity to buy
Building Plots
Adj. Woodiide Subway Slat Inn
S Minutes ta Peon. Hta., Wanhsttaa.
j Beat Location for immediate im
provement.
Tax Exemption?Special Terms
Pcrfcct Transit
We will subordinate and secure
mortgage funds.
WRITE--PHONE--C ALL
C. HALLOCK
36 Eighth St.. Wocd?id?, N. Y.
Tel. Neicfow-n 1413.
60 TO HAMILTON BEACH
TODAT, AOttNT ON PBOPKTtTV.
snrt s<*e our bungalows, romplets With
Ing, 91,000 eaclt, easy tcrnm;
on
select your lot. openlna pries, |"50, 1110
cash, baloneo $11 per month.
S550 BUNGALOW LOTS $550.
HulM your own, r.online from #400 upi we
will show you how to have *oo<l summers
nway from th* hot e|ty; station on property.
22 minutes from Flntbuih av. and 80 min
utes from P?nn Station.
Hsn<l for Booklet.
pmoi W, OHAO*. 3*8 /ay ?t? Brooklyn.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 14th St. to MKh St. (Inclusive).
Knot River to Worth Birer.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above utii St. to 8Mb U*. (lncIt??lT?5T
East Ulvcr to N*rtb Blver.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET
Abov* Mth St. lo 6?th St. (InciutUc)
But River to Sirtli KKer.
-AND DECENT RENTALS
iONVENIENTlocation,plentyofdayUghtand
fresh air, thorough-going service, tenants
of high character and decent rentals?rentals
no higher than those charged in ordinary buildings.
These in brief, are the essentials which char
acterize the ideal office building.
Many people consider the Borden Building at
Madison Avenue and 45th Street to be the
fulfilment of this ideal.
Inquiries and inspection are confidently invited.
Space available in large and small units
Ready this month
BORDEN BUILDING
BRADY & BOWMAN, Inc., AGENTS
350 MADISON AVENUE
Vanderbilt 7403
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough ef Blclimond?Sale or Bent.
$1 ,",00 TO St.500 Buys 1 or S Family Houses.
To let, 2 fin's apartment*, Etaten Inland's
best r.clghliorliood, 15 minutes from fern,
all Improvement*, with or without garage,
$55 and $05 monthly. Call promises, 803
Oakland av., West Now Brighton, S. I., or
phone MATHEWS, Astoria 500
REAL ESTATE?Out of City.
Long Island?Sale or Kent.
WATER FRONT
On Manhasset Hay, Colonial house, ten
rooms, three baths, five open fireplaces,
aore plot, two car garage, wonderful ehartu
troea and gardens. Owner leaving town will
sacrifice It for $18,000. This price to April
17th only.
THOMAS O'OONNTTLti,
Manhaaset, Long Island.
Telephone 220, or
150 Nassau Street. T'-luyhono Bee.'rman 4904.
157# B'way, N.Y.
Exceptional bargains
on tlio North Shore.
I. G.W2LE:
NORTH SHORE RKAI, ESTATE.
L'ECIXSE. WASHBURN * CO.
IS Ea*t 40th St. Vunderbllt .1350.
Westchester?Sale er Rent.
Fully Improved $320 -?
Small Payment-Easy Term
100 trains a day
within the hour
Beautiful view or nudson and of Oroton
Rivers, nigli. Dry and Healthy. Roa'ln*:
Canoeing. Hathlnff. Fishing. Tennis, liw
hnll Ground, handy to Coif, high clam
Community.
improvement*: Electric light, pure water,
cement sidewalks, trees, graded streets
i Postcard will bring Illustrated booklet,
write or phone for
CLIFFORD B. HARMON. Inc.,
I .11 K 42?t 3.TJO Murray Villi.
11,000 REDUCTION"
( ha* been authorlred In order to dispose of 3
very attractive. modern, up to date, aubstan
I tlally built private dwellings In
I.AUCIIMOVT MANOR,
consisting of frame, attieeo and brick home*
j having 8 t?> 10 rooms and tiled bathroom*.
[ hardwood rloors?In fact, every modern con
venience and Improvement.
I'RKU'K P. BOI'HM. Phone 410 T>archmont,
N. T., at Larchmont l>ep?t.
fennectleut? Sale or Rent.
?P. HATtHinc. "tTi! mV"GrgenwdiCt.
Ladd & Nichols, Inc. bTw'm.0^.
New Jersey?ftnlo or Rent.
A Quaint Attractive Little Home
on a quaint, alindy attwet, near a nuatnt
I little old fa.ihloned town, completely equipped
for ;*car round living; less than ?ne bonr ?n
j the train to New York city; splendid com
I mut'ng service; plot of one-half aere; com
j pletely decorated Inside and out. and Include*
| all tlio modern conveniences for comfortable
[ llvlnr, Including electric range, eleetrle ft*
j ture>< and shades, no extras; stx handsome
room*, tiled bath, masslv.- open fireplace)
high In healthy bills; sacrifice for $1,750 to
| desirable party, allowing $<1,no0 In easy pay
| metit mortgages to remain on pmpn-ty; plot
I 100 feet by 1R0 feet, near country clubs,
cchoole, churches, market*. In a refined, e*
fluslve neighborhood; right* for bathing,
I boating and flshln* on private owned lakes
run with deed. IU7RA1., P. O. Bo* 37$. City
Hall Htatlon, New York Olty,
Summer Home*, North .terser *here
ALLENHURST, DEAL
& ASBURY PARK
Mo?t complete lint ot furnlihed houtoa
now tor ftnt an*!
MILAN ROSS AGENCY
Katabltahed IWi
Opposite Miiln H. R. station
AHIM.ItV PARK, N. ?.
RUTHERFORD
?eaettful home. tt large rooms, bath,
double gar**;*: garage rents for $14) ?er
fect oondltlon; aeleet nolirtiborheod; all city
convenience*; price $9,500. Present owner
willing ?n rent till Sept. 1st 11" Washington
at. I'ho ne I tow i j ng Peon 1In.
MONTCLAIR PROPERTIES
FPANKflwaJEsGaMPANV
C" R. RKKVK. MII.I lltTRN, N.
Heme* from $7.5?# to $1.10,MM.
Mn pie wood ? Short Hill* ? Summit.
Rt TimnroRD fi?>w. V brown.
SAL EST AT*, abater Bids, Rath.
From Battery to 14th St., Inclusive.
From Cattery to 14th St., Inclusive.
Down Town Offices
Large and Small
VANDERBILT BUILDING
132 NASSAU STREET
Corner Beekman Street
All outside light and air
$30 par month and up
AGENT ON PREMISES
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Wanted
Private House
on East Side
in exchange for attractive
dwelling in beet part of Wash
ington, D. C. Free and clear.
Wm. A. White & Sons
Established 1808
46 Cedar Street
Tel. 6700 John
FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT
FACTORY
anT5 industrial
OPPORTUNITIES
MANHATTAN
L,eaae? \>w one-story brick building
near Grand Central Terminal. Thla
la a splendid opportunity for manu
facturer or public garage.
13,500 ?q. ft.
BRONX
Hale or I.*aae?Manufacturing build
ing, five *tory and basement. Con
venient location. Price (110,000.
54.000 aq. ft.
!<?????One and two atory brick fac
tory. Exceptionally good light and air.
Good location. Bultable tor any kind
of manufacturing. Very low rental.
Immediate possession.
26,100 a*, ft.
N. Y. HARBOR
J>ea**?Two and flee atory brick
buildings on North Hirer waterfront.
pier, railroad siding* and Power
l lsnt. Will divide.
210,000 aq. ft.
NEW HAVEN
Rale?Equipped ttra plant. Three atory
and basement; reinforced concreto,
fireproof fnotoryj elevator*: aprlnltlar
power plant; railroad siding.
80,000 aq. ft.
FORT LEE
Pale or Leaao?Studio and fireproof
office and laboratory building. Plot
17Jx2!V). Excellent for manufacturing.
Within trucking distance of New
Tork.
40,000 aq. ft.
NEWARK
Sale?Chemical Plant ? Industrial
Sites. Additional land for develop
ment. Railroad aiding.
110,000 aq. ft.
IO'/j acrea
Hale or teaaa?New 4-story modem,
fireproof, concrete, alt-daylight fee
tory; railroad siding; excellent labor
market; will divide.
80,000 aq. ft.
I.ease?One r??ry and baeament. fire
proof saw tooth faotory. Central
heating plant; railroad siding,
100,000 aq. ft.
BUFFALO
Sale? five and two etnrjr modern,
daylight fireproof factory. Complete
power plant (1,000 H. p.), and owner'*
equipment If dealred. Railroad siding.
100,000 aq. ft.
SPRINGFIELD
Bale of I,?ase?'Well lighted manu
facturing space; *pr1nkler?d; railroad
aiding entire length of ptoperty.
Power plant. Manufacturing owner
wHl make terms to suit require
ments. Excellent labor.
225,000 aq. ft.
JERSEY CITY
Sal*?foundry and manufacturing
building with 30 lot*; railroad sidingt
artealnn well. tiprlnkWed.
40.000 aq. ft,
TSe abet* Is only a partial llgt of
the mkny attract!?* Industrial and
factory locations In our hand*. No
matter how large or small your re
quirement* may be, *? nliall bo giad
te eerra you.
tV'i shall a1*o be glad to discus*
many flouthern Industrial Opportunl
tlee with thoee lntere*t?d In thle field.
Deecriptlva foldera on request.
OtOSScBROWN
COMPANY
Industrial Department.
1* EmH 41a* At. Mew Vnril. Jf. T.
"A National Induatrial Reel Estate
H?rvtea to MsAfacttirer* ??
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT
EIGHT ACRES, WITH SIDING
Mat built, on Lehlglr; quarter trills Ions;
i will epll or build for tenant*.
Pierce Estates, Bound Brook, N. J.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Pram Battery to 14th St., Inclusive.
^ 90 West Broadway
S. W. Cor. Chamber* St.
Entire eecond floor to let.
Including mezznnlne floor
and fireproof vault.
Moderate rent; pon.^cniilon at once.
Steam heat, electric light, elevator.
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY,
141 Broadway.
Manhattan Life Building
A4-OT Broadway 13-18 New 8t.
One large suite of 2,70'J Sq. Ft.,
with light on three Rides;
also a few etngle office*.
Subway entraic.i In basement.
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY
141 Broadway .
STORE:
648 Washington St.
Morrix E. Sterne, Inc., 9 E. 14th St.
LOOK, $1,200
STORE. BASEMENT, VEX* TO CO KNEW.
APTLY 31 WmXTKR NT.
LOKT TO LET, SI.SOO.
47 WARREN ST.
APTLY 31 WOOSTER ST.
Above 14th St. to r,ntli St. < Inclusive).
Ea?t River to North River.
N. E. COR.
5th AVE. & 37th ST.
Exception ally Light
Offices - Showrooms - Loft
850 to 3300 Square Feet
Reasonable Rental
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Inqnlre of Supt. or Phone Rector 171.1.
TO LEASE?21 YEARS
FOR BUSINESS
F!re utory mo?t complete new
dwelling, above 42d Strpft, near
r.th A**., twenty-four feet wide,
built very deep. with elwetrlo ele
vator, magnificent woodworh and
dacoreMona; unliable for club or
lilg'i tlaee dreaarnalier'ii aatabliati
mt'". location the (Mat.
Fred'k Fox A Co., Inc.,
M>* Mndlnon At. VanderbUt 0544.
j 38-44 West 21st SI. J
STORE & BASEMENT
?'*> 1st LOFT *7?'2
TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY
1005, HFKlNKir.K
POSSESSION AT ONCE
H. I Sachs ft Co.. II West list Si.
on Torn rrokir
15 East 57th St.
5y2 Story Building
4MN.
mrrtEnni a uTTBKR'ni,
JCeUmihu* circle. MW Circle.
Doctor or Dentist Office
133 East 45th St., nr. Lex. Ave.
Grand Central aectlon; tiewlj- rwiovntr 1
planned ne office and apartth.nt for phy-I
clan.
Morris E. Slerne, Inc., 9 E. 14th S?.
19-21 West 57th Street
LOFTS?25x90
Thoroughly Modern High Cla? Showroom*
KTTBBRTrt * HrRKRTK.
5 Co^ttmbiM Circle.
Front office, $25
141 East 17th St., nr. Irving PI.
Morris E. Sttrae, lac., 9 E. 14th St