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Real Estate News Vornan High Bidder at City's Realty Sale Gives Top Price at Opening Auction of Unused Prop? erties; Pastor Buys Site in Bronx for Church Relief of New York's development. 196 parcels ot reai -abandoned police stations, schools and remnants of land taken for civic improvements placed on sale yesterday in the 69th Regiment Armory by order of Comptroller Craig. It was the first time in the history of the local gov? ernment that public holdings have been offered in large numbers and at auc? tion. Heretofore city land was dis? posed of privately or a few parcels at a time. Comptroller Craig expects to pecure more than 82,574,450, which is i the total of th? upset prices placed on the holdings by Augustus Rinn, real expert in the Finance Depart? ment.

If the prices that prevailed yes? terday during the entire sale Mr. Craip; will receive a good deal more than the value placed on the property by Mr. Rinn or the Tax Department. parcels were sold dur? ing the day a total of $444,325, which is $14,425 more than the value placed on these by the city. More than 1,000 men and women were on hand for the start the Comptroller Craig told the crowd that the sale was a departure in the manner of handlinK city property, but he thought it was good business for the city to sell properties that were no longer vital to the carrying out of civic expansion plans.

Sale Establishes Precedent Joseph P. Day then undertook what, -will be regarded as ft historic incident because the sale establishes a prece? dent that will enable futuro city offi? cials to do things which had been re? garded heretofore as legally impossible. The crowd was eager for the sale to get under way, because there was a feeling about that bargains 'verc to be had. Through the crowd were opera? tors, keen judges of property values. They made bids, but not personally, because they did not wish to display an interest because of the effect it might have on prices.

There were many in the crowd seat? ed before the auctioneer who had not; dabbled much in real estate, but had come to the sale because the Comp? troller had made terms that would make it possible for the man with lim? ited capital to buy some of this prop? erty. The corner of Second Street and Second Avenue was the-first parcel to be offered. "What am I offered for this property?" cried out Mr. Day. An upset price of was placed on the property and no bid less than that figure could be accepted by the auc? tioneer.

He waited a few minutes when out in the crowd was heard the first bid. Albert Hartman, who acted for the Knickerbocker Storage Ware? house Company, owner of the adjoin? ing property, was the successful bid? der. The property was knocked down to him for $72,000. -yMsav. Lfiia Katz, who lives In Brook? lyn, bought the northeast corner Delancey and Eldridge streets for $96, 250, which was the highest price paid during the day.

An upset price of $85, 000 was chalked against the property by the Comptroller and his experts, who regard the parcel as one with a great After Mrs. Katz had ob? tained paroel went over to Comptrollnr Craig, who was talking'to Charles Kerrigan, his secretary, and asked him to autograph the page in the catalogue showing the corner she had just purchased. Minister Buys Site for Church One of the interesting incidents of the sale was the lively bidding be? tween the Rev. John Johnson, of the Swedish-Lutheran Church, at Brook Avenue and 144th Street, and several operators for a 200-foot parcel on Fair mount Avenue, between Boulevard and Marmion Avenue. The upset price was $8,000, but it sold for $12,850, the cler? gy mn getting the property as site for a church.

The crowd gave the sturdy minister of the gospe a hearty cheer when Mr. Day announced that he had the property. The sale of the Bronx, Manhattan and Queens property will be continued to-day at 12 o'clock in the G9th Regi nient Armory, with Auctioneer Henry Brady selling. The numbers of the parcels disposed of yesterday, the locations, buyers, prices paid and upset price follow: 10, Ave. and 2d Albort Hart? man.

$72,000, 14, WO E. 3IU? Arthur Brisbane, $11,300, 9, North cast corner Dela-ncy Kldridge Mrs. Lera Kats, $92,000, 12, Itl West 3d Minute Realty Co, $40,000, 15, 217 listh Louis Ander? sen, $6,300, 16, Cor 155th ePter Tbeophinr, $4,000, 21, 5S7 Grand Herman Blossom, $19,700, 22, East 13th and A.ve. Samuel Krotz 113,500, 27, 237 Enat 103d Realty Corporation, $26,200, IM, I ornei Bryant Ave, and 178th Ms, Harry Bryan. $10,000.

Ittner Place cast ot Webster Morris Robinson, 124, Northeast corner Sherman and East tita. Nathan $13,250, 129, Kast 14Mh st. and Cauldwell Louis Kalen. $8,500, 164, Houthwest cor Brook Ave and East 142a Charles Wlntermltz, $19,600, 143, Fairmont Flare and Southern Rev. John $12,850.

160. 52 Wall DuttUg $12,500, 24, 71 Oak Jersey City, K. ('. Altshul. $12,700, 162, Southeast corner Bronx .1.

T. Duryea, 3. K. Bronx Blvd 2J8th Mrs. C.

M. Zlmtrier 140, Carter Daniel Manon $2.850, 141. Carter av Dan? iel Mason, $4.250, 175. East 206th Catherine $1,900, 127, corner Nelson av. West st, Jacob Weltman, $11)00 1(55, East 189th Mark Seymour $25 ooo' 000, 151.

Crotons Mark Seymour! $6,500, 139. West 109th st Marv Frawley, 31. 223 East 109th Mayer Drlnmer. $7.500, $7,500. nncl 123, Walton N.

VV. Anton, $2 750 Deal for Hussey Realty, In Hear of R. H. Maey Gi. The Hussey estate holding? "at 449 to 459 Seventh Avenue, 163 to 167 West Thirty-fourth Street and 160, 162 and 166 West Thirty-fifth Street, at the rear of the R.

H. Macy Co. store, have been assembled by numbers' of the under the title of the Fred? erick Hussey Realty Corporation, and negotiations looking toward the leas? ing of the entire property are said to be under way. The negotiations, ac? cording to report, cali for leasing the. property for $140,000 net per annum for twenty-one years, with privilege to renew for two similar terms.

John D. Rockefeller Jr. To Alter 54th St. Home John D. Rockefeller jr.

has award? ed the contract for altering his resi? dence at 10 to 12 West Fifty-fourth "Street to C. H. Tyler. The dwelling an eight-story structure and the architect estimates the alterations to cost about Parts With 3d Ave. Corner Florence Scourbys purchased from the Fifty-ninth Street Building Corpo? ration the new three-story arid store building, 18x102, at the northeast cor? ner of Sixty-ninth Street and Third Avenue.

West End Ave. Flats Figure in Trading Osoawana, at 79th Street, and Another Apartment at 106th Street Sold The Oscawana, a eleva? tor apartment at the southwest corner of West End Avenue and Seventy-ninth Street, 48x100, has been sold by James Cochrane, rs executor and trustee, for a stated consideration of $180,000, to the Wadmar Realty Corporation. The buying company was recently formed at Albany by Maguire Martin. Miss Mary Monahan sold for R. A.

Julian to a client of P. A. Edminstron and H. Meltzer, the Van Home, a seven-story elevator apartment, at the southwest corner of West End Avenue and 106th Street, B0.11x100. The prop? erty faces Straus Square, formed by the intersection of West End Avenue, Broadway and 106th Street, and was acquired by Mr.

Julian eight years ago through Miss Monahan. The Meister have sold the six-story elevator apartment at the southwest corner of Fort Wash? ington Avenue and 170th Street, 100 xl50, accommodating forty-eight fami? lies, to Joseph Schenk. William Wolfe was the broker. Jeanne G. Postley sold to Herman Beitz the two four-story apartments at 161-168 East Piftv-fourth Street, 45x 100.5.

Max Dorf sold to Abraham Goldberg the five-storv tenement at 221 Sixth Street, 23.5x90.10. Felix M. Rosenstock sold to Louis Spitzer the five-story tenement at 333 East Fifty-eighth Street, 21x100. Howard R. Hewser sold the two story building at.

490 Eighth Avenue, 28.8x100, to Elias Fardas and Constan? tino Maigarinos. Charles F. Wagner sold to Catherine Herrlich the five-story tenement at 300 East Eighty-sixth Street, 22x102.2. G. Tuoti Co.

resold for a Mr. Kas? sewitz to A. Fasano the four-story flat 128 East 109th Street, 19x100.11. Raiph Russo sold the four-story flat at 418 East 123d Street for Virginia Louise Meert to Edward Crescenzo. Samuel D.

Muney sold to Nellie Brennan the Hudson, a five-story apart? ment at 624-626 West 139th Street, 50x 100. Spear Co. sold for Louisa Braum the five-story tenement, 251 East Tenth Street, to Santo Geraci. The Doelger Brewing Com? pany, sold to Rudolph Federoll the four-story tenement at 466 Tenth Ave? nue, northeast corner of Thirty-sixth Street, 24.5x72. Solly Peterfreund sold to Marcus Aronoff and Regina Davidson the tene? ment at 85 Sheriff Street, 25x100.

The Migdal Realty Corporation sold Esther Hamburger the five-story tenement at 47 Sheriff Street, 25x75. Business Concerns Lease Space Up Town and Down Town Albert B. Ashforth, leased space in the Liggett Building, Forty-second Street and Madison Avenue, to the Shippers' Exchange and Trading Com? pany, the Hektograph Manufacturing and Duplicating Company, and the Continental Advertising Company. William A. White Sons leased at 414 Madison Avenue to Etta G.

Menko, the parlor store; at 245 to 251 Sev? enth Avenue, space to Edward Lowy; at 30 Broad Street, space to Simon S. Bobbins and others; at 100 Hudson Street, an office to the West Indies Fruit Importing Company, and with the Charles F. Noyes Company to R. A. Fulton Company, an office at 68 William Street.

E. Sharum leased space at 122-124 Fifth Avenue to Abouchar Umbrella Manufacturing Company, Babies' Outfitting Company, Criterion Cap Company, Eastern Radio Manufacturing Company, Joseph FrariK, Ben Greenberg S. H. Hirsch, King Radio Corporation, Universal Novelty Company, and Morris B. Zuck erman.

Heil Stern leased in the Victoria Building, 1150 Broadway, corner Twenty-seventh Street, the southerly store to Louis B. Weiss, and in the building being erected at 470-472 Sev? enth Avenue, the store and basement i to Lipp Gravenhorst. Adams Co. have leased a floor at 63 to 07 West Thirty-eighth Street, running through to 62-64 West Thirty ninth Street, to Nat Levi manu? facturer of women's hats, for fiv? years, at an aggregate rental of $70, 000, space at 1261-1265 Broadway to A. I.

Magid, and a loft at 16 East Twenty-third Street to the Superior Distributing Company. Morgenthau Blackstone, leased lofts at 125 West Seventeenth Street, to Tendier Gottlieb; at 54 West Twenty-first Street, to Biron Buchwald; at 64 West Seventeenth Street, to New Star Tucking and Stitching Company, and at 55 West Seventeenth Street, to H. H. Cloak and Suit House, and to Hindin Feld man. Loan on Flat Slawson Hobbs were the brokers in placing a building and permanent i loan for the Nolavia Construction Com I pany (A.

D'Antona, president) on the I south side of West Eighty-ninth Street, 80 feet west of West End Avenue, 60x I 100. The amount obtained was $235,000 from the Lawyers' Mortgage Company. Leon S. Altmayer negotiated a first mortgage of $6,200 for five years on the five-story tenement with store at 430 West Fifty-fourth Street. a Suit Is Started to Test Goodyear Reorganization Stockholder Seeks to Enjoin Carrying Out Contract With Bankers AKRON, Ohio, Aug.

H. I. Weiss, of Cleveland, filed in Common Pleas court to-day a suit to enjoip the bond of directors of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company from carrying out a contract with a group of Wall Street and Cleveland bankers who ad? vanced the company $30,000,000 in May, 1921, as a refinancing measuit. Edward C. Wilmer, president of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, here yesterday, said: "llie action is a stockholders' pro? ceeding to test the legality of the Goodyear reorganization which was consuliimated over a year ago.

"This plan to secure a full and com? plete court review? of all proceedings which occurred in connection with the reorganization is entirely acceptable to the management, and the action will be adequately defended by the com? pany and, no doubt, tried in due course." Ajax Rubber Profits The report of the Ajax Rubber Com? pany for the six months ended June 30, showed net profits of $191,536. The balance sheet listed assets as: Cash, accounts and notes receiv? able, inventories, $2,875, 261; miscellaneous accounts receivable and advances, lands, build? ings, machinery and equipment, $4, deferred charges, good will and patents, $1,874,875. The liabilities were listed as: Capital stock, 425,000 shares of no par value, notes, payable ac? counts, payable accrued' lia? bilities, first mortgage bonds, $2,926,000. The total assets and the total liabilities were $13,661,278. $84,505,636 Cost Of New Buildings Planned in 7 Months Manhattan Report for July Shows Increase Over Same Period in 1921; Decrease in Moneys Involved The report for building operations in the Borough of for the month of July as given out yesterday by Building Superintendent Brady shows an increase in the number of buildings by twenty and a falling off of $9,706,925 in moneys involved, com? pared with the same month last year.

The report, shows that plans were filed for seventy-three new buildings, cost? ing a total of $8,171,900, during the of July, and fifty-three new buildings, costing a total of $17,878,825, the same month last year. Plans were filed for one dwelling costing $25,000, as against four coBt ing $180,000 a year ago; seven tene? ment houses, costing $3,145,000, as against six, costing $2,555,000, a year ago; one hotel, costing $1,250,000, as against none a year ago; one other residence building, costiinr $750,000, as against none a year ago; ten store and loft buildings, costing $430,000, as against four, costing $53,325, a year ago; five office buildings, costing $020, 000, as against six, costing 313,500,000, a year ago; four factories and workshops, costing $661,000, as against none a year ago; one church, costing $200,000, as against one, costing $10,000, a year two places of amusement, costing $152,500, as against two, costing $310, 000, a year ago; sixteen stables and garages, costing $303,800, as against nine, costing $510,300, a year ago; twenty-four other structures, costing. $9,600, as against fifteen, costing $4, 000, a year ago. No plans were filed for hospitals last month or a year ago. The report further shows that nppli- cations were filed for making altera? tions to 294 buildings, representing an outlay of $2,239,638, as agninet 298 buildings, to cost $1,700,930, a year ago.

For the first seven months of the year plans were filed for 552 new build? ings, costing a grand total of $84,505, 636, as against 474, costing a total of $71,056,680, during the sama period test year. During that period applications were filed for making alterations to 2.182 buildings, at -a cost of $16,142, 502, as against 2,108 buildings, costing a total of $15,491,817, the same period last year. Business Building in Trade For Long Beach Plot Sidney B. Warsawer sold for Hirsh feld Beck the four-story business building at 567 Eleventh Avenue, 20x 70, to a client who will occupy same for his own business. In part payment the purchaser gave five lots 100x100, on Jackson Boulevard near Penn Street, in the restricted section of Long Beach, L.

I. Mount Vernon Man Acquires New Home in Bronxville The Stanley B. Kirk Company sold a newly constructed residence at 18 Mc? Kinley Street, Bronxville, to Chester ProI)erty Wa8 held Mr. Holmes now resides in Mount Vernon. Dwelling Owned for 37 Years Purchased hy Operator Max Altmayer sold to Leonard WoilJ the three-story dwelling 212 West.

129th Street, 17x100. This is the first Bnle of the property in thirty-seven years. Ernest T. Bower was lb- broker. Spurgeon Lennon sold to John W.

Brown the four-story dwelling at 272 West 128th Street, 20.10x100. Maragret G. Monaghnn und others sold to Filomena Kratochvil the three story dwelling at 41 Bradhurst Avenue, 18.2x77. Primo Galotti who conducts ros taurant at 64 West Tenth Street, i bought the property, a three-story building 22.1x92.3, from the Fnrmers Loan nnd Trust Company, trustee. Operators Resell Homes And Carage at Rye Cate Charles W.

Wynne and Louis II. Low, cperators, reaold at Rye Gate, Rye, the garage between Rye Beach nnd Oak wood avenues, 45x80, to Mrs. I. Ben? nett, nn adjoining owner; 1 Rye Beach Avenue, corner Forest Avenue, a 2hi? story dwelling, 70x100, to William. G.

Kiers; 8 Onkwood Avenue, 80x100, a dwelling, to Frederick Den son, and 25 Rye Beach Avenue, 80x75, also dwelling, to Mrs. M. McCoy. Rochester Paper Healers Locate in West 37th St. The Fenimore C.

Goode Company, with Price, Birkner Johnson, leased the store nnd basement in the Kymson Building, at 813 to 319 West Thirty seventh Street, to Ailing Cory, paper dealers, whose main office is Rochester. The lease is for ten years. The space was held nt $18,000 per annum. The Kymson Building was completed this summer. 9 Lever Building, Flushing, Figures in Another Deal Quinlan, Terry Johnson resold for Pisculi Wright the Lever building at Flushing, L.

held at $100,000, to the Leracher Realty Company, of Flushing. The sellers bought it through the same brokers in December, 1920, The sale involyes only the cor? ner building, as the rear plot on Lo? cust Street has been retained for the new building for the Flushing Post oftice, which will be started within two weeks. Rentals of Apartment Suites Pease Elliman leased apartments at 67 Park Avenue to T. E. Smith, at 568 Lexington Avenue to Steven Szy manski, nt 4 East Eighty-eighth Street, under construction by the Almah Cor? poration, to Miss Franes Thompson; nt 490 West End Avenue to Edward Sul livaji and at 310 West Seventy-third Street to F.

P. Toombs. The Houghton Company has leased apartments at 62 West. Eighty-ninth Street to Adelaide S. Parker, at 311 Riverside Drive to Dr.

Frank C. Math cws, at 862 West End Avenue to L. Dorothy and at 177 West Ninety-third Street to Bennett South? ard. Huberth Huberth leased apart? ments at 36 Central Park South to Mrs. Sheila Bois and Marion Green.

Sells Hoe Avenue Home Richard Lickson sold for Margaret Sexton 1499 Hoe Avenue, a two-family dwelling, 25x100. Sells Home in Flathush J. Lacov sold for Isidore Bergs to A. Feldblum a one-family brick and stucco house with garage at 1106 East Nineteenth street, Brooklyn. Brisbane Interests Get Park Avenue Corner Lease House at 57th Street, Adjoining Other Holdings, for Improvement The dwelling at the northeast corner of Park Avenue and Fifty-sovcnth Street, known as 101 East Fifty-seventh Street, adjoining the two houses owned bf Arthur Brisbnno at 103 and 105 East Fifty-seventh Street, has been leased for sixty-three years by M.

L. Annen berg, or the executive department of the Hearst Corporation nnd a business associate of Mr. Brisbane. The corner house is owned by Wil? liam J. Roome, president of the Excel? sior Savings Hank, and fronts 17.6 feat on Fifty-seventh Street and 80.5 feet on Park Avenue.

The rental will bo about Pease Elliman were the brokers and Howard Lee C. Roome represented his father in the transaction. Peace Elliman were also the brokers in the sale of the Fifty-seventh Street houses to Mr. Brisbane. The combined site fronts 52.6 feet on Fifty-seventh Street and 80.5 feet on Park Avenue.

It is under? stood that the site will be improved with a tall apartment house with stores. It is one of a few corners in this section of Park Avenue which can be improved for business. Mr. Brisbane owns other extensive holdings in this section. Last June ho purchased from Henry W.

Brookfield and Frank Brookfield, as executors, the five-storv store and apartment house at 516 Madison Avenue, near Fifty third Street, and in March, 1920, he acquired from the Turner estate th? ten-story apartment house at the northwest corner of Madison Avenue and Fifty-third Street. He also owns 33 East Fifty-seventh Street. Leases in Central Zone Cushman Wakefield, leased for the Anahma Realty Corporation offices in the new Hecksher Building, Fifty-seventh Street, nnd Fifth Ave? nue, to J. K. Kunz; in the Knox Build? ing, Fifth Avenue and Fortieth Street, to Houck Radio Corporation, and in tho Martin-Rockwell Building, 366 Madison Avenue, to C.

R. and W. A. Wilson, of Chicago. 79th St.

Home for Physician Pease Elliman leased for Miss Emilie M. Bullowa to Dr. Fritz- Neu? mann the three-story dwelling at 152 East Seventy-ninth Street, at Lexing? ton Avenue. APARTMENTS TO I.ET?U7VF?RNISHKD Manhattan 64-60 WADSWORTH TERRACE, Two blocks from St. Nicholas or st.

subway station. Just completed. HIGH CLASS room apartments; every modern Improve? ment; moderate ready for Imme? diate occupancy. ARTHUR CUTLER 176 West 72d St. Owners, or Apply on Premises.

VERY attractive, light, small two-room apartment; bath. kitchenette, large closet private hallway; moBt desir? able location In the city; 47 East 19th between J'ark and Madison $100 per month. Telephone Plaza 2196, for appointment. Possession Septem? ber 1. or earlier.

655 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, Cor. 143d Streot. Two 5-room apartments, J1.S0O to Two 4-room apartments, $1,500 to Apply on premises or BI.AWSON HOURS, 162 West 72d St. SKV1CKAL 2-rcom and bath suites to rent fur August and September at $75 per month; full hotel service, delightful rooms, beautiful neighborhood. 26 Gramercy Park, phono Gramercy 6264.

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Astoria 1558 New YftrL- City East 25th Street Tei. M.dItta 70,0 RKAIJ AT AUCTION HEAT, KSTATK AT AUCTION WBAiV At 12 o'clock Noon Continuation Auction Sale Under the direction of CHARLES L. CRAIG, Comptroller The City of New York Will Sell All the Remaining Unsold 15 Manhattan Parcels 39 Bronx Parcels Included in the Great Offering of 196 New York City uKEt-T1 Properties This great New York City Auction Sale will be continued at the 69th Regiment Armory (ElfarLea Qlratjj, 11 QUEENS PARCELS included in this sale POSITIVELY WILL BE SOLD TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, AUG. 11th, at the place. ale continued tomorrow, Friday, August 11, until anhattan, Bronx and Queens properties are disposed of.

Seventy-five per cent of the purchase prlre. or such portion as the purch may desire, may be paid by the giving of a purchase money mortgage tho bond of the purchaser running for five with Interest at p'-r the purchaser to pay the recording tax, the recording fee, anl all or State tuxes or fees In relation thereto, except the mortgage tax. The property will be conveyed by the City of New York free ai all laxes and which have become a lien thereon on or to the date of sale. BROOKLYN PROPERTIES will be sold at aid Regt. Armory, Bedford und Atlantic Avenues, Brooklyn, August 14, 15, 16, 29 HENRY BRADY, i 39 West 3.1rd New York.

THOMAS A. HOVENDEN, 1ST Montague Brooklyn Send for Catalogue 67 Liberty N. Y. RICHMOND PROPERTIES Will bo sold at ounty Court Hou? M. Georsre.

August SAMUEL MARX, New Fork THEODORE ARCHER, REAL OK KENT Manhattan PRIVATE HOUSES, for rent or sale, on West End Riverside Urive and ad? jacent strocta. Slawson Ifobbs, 162 W. 72d st. Wcstrh ester NEW stucco house, rooms and tile bathroom; hot water heat; tras, elec? tricity; hardwood- floors, open fireplace! walks; good surroundings; five minutes' walk from station and school. Owner, Daniel Harrison, N.

Y. P. O. Box 268. SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL HOUSE, ALI Improvements; corner plot, 100x100; 10 minutes to train and trolley; Rye Beach within IB minutes.

A. PHILLIPS SON'S. Owners end Builders, Second and Henry Harrison, N. Y. Long Island ESTATE 00 ACRES.

MILE TO BAY. 14-room house, oak floors, opon fireplaces. 2 bathrooms, 6-room gardener's cottage. orchards, poultry plant; Box 11, Shelter Island. Y.

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Ideal for young couple or small family. Fine residential section, with all conveniences for comfortable, economical living. Grounds 100x220 beautifully shaded. Delivered roady to move Into; nothing extra to buy; monthly payments less than rent for a small city apartment. Details from the owner.

Post Office Box 1107, City Hall Station, New York City. FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write VAN WINKLE Rutherford.N.J. Connecticut ONE HOUR for home seekers, high location, 8 beautiful new houses, 7, 8, 9 rooms, one and two baths, all modern improvements; plots 50x150 each; Bltuated In the town of Greenwich; three minutes from railroad station and trolley; 10 minutes from swimming, boat? ing, fishing. cash, balance easy terms.

Box 77, Greenwicli, Conn. FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET Manhattan The Royalton 44 West 44th Si. A Gentleman's Hotel Exclusively BACHELOR lAPARTMENTS Several very desirable suite? to let unfurnished Single and Enfulle Also a text Furnished Suites in New Annex Immediate Possession. Attractive Rates -MAf Full Hotel Service RESTAURANT 55 W. 55th St.

Modern 9-Story Apt. Building 3 and 4 Rooms Bath Possession October 1st or sooner. Apply on Premises, or A. I1KKWIN IOS PARK AV Light Apartments 468 Central Park West Corner 107th St. 7 Very light, largo rooms, bath, steam, hot water; newlydjcoruted Rent $87 and per MorMi.

Superintendent on or L. 11. POLLACK 110 W. 40th St. Tel.

Bryant 0161. MOKTOAGK LOAN? CHEAPER MORTGAGE MONEY $30,000 to loan at $600,000 to loan at Duross Broadway; Barclay 57IH. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Brooklyn I ASSOCIATES "BnntTerta of 000 Housekeeping 199 Kernten Street, Brooklyn TO LET FOR BUSINESS RI'OSES KAUFWEIN BUILDING 470 Seventh Avenue Between 86th STORE AND BASEMENT 15 ft. at front, 22 ft. nt rear by 100 ft.

In depth. LOFTS 40 ft. 100 ft. New modern, fireproof building, light on four sides, bprlnk Low Insurance rate. Desirable for resident buyers, stiles rooms stork rooms, offices, etc.

ARTHUR ECKSTEIN 370 7th Ave. Tel. Longncre 5955 or Your Own Brnlrer "Immediate Possession 416 Broadway Corner Canal St. Showrooms, Offices, Stockrooms Windows. I'assengcr and Freight Elevators.

S2.B00 Each. No Manufacturing. I. H. POLLACK.

110 W. 40th St. Tel. Bryant 0161, or your broker. PENN.

TERMINAL BUILDING 7TM 80TH and 3IST Adjoining Penn. Station nnd Hotel ENTIRE FLOORS 20.000 SQUARE FEET. Modern, high-class fireproof office building, fully sprinklered; 8 elevators; unobstructed light four Will Divide. Immediate I'osspnion. ARTHUR ECKSTEIN 370 7th Ave.

Tel. Longacre 5955 CORNER BUILDING 125TH N. VV. COR. 12TH AVE.

Brick, 2 stories and basement. Store and basement, 92x25x10; second floor. 92x60x10; railroad facilities, cold storage r.nd steam connections; adjoins wholesale pro? vision houses could be divided advertising features, thoroughfare; facing Furt Lee Ferry and Hudson River boats; five or ten years' lease; possession Oc? tober 1st; rent. $5.500 net. John J.

Lenehan. 192 B'way, Tel. Cort. 1040-. HILL BUILDING Tenth Avenue, at 28th Street for printing, publishing or manufacturing of similar character.

REAL ESTATE WANTED Lots Wanted Are you tired paying TAXES on Lots Send diagram and prices of same. Can offer 3rd Ave. store property in Exchange. Builder. Address Tribune.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE COUNTRY HOMES SALE OR RENT Along the Hudson Along the Hound Among the Hilln Kenneth Ives Real Estad? 17 East 42nd N. Y. XEW JERSEY' REAL ESTATE MONTCLAI 1 I Plalnneld Properties. J. J.

3V-nWARi? 240 it Fh, 2m APARTMENTS FOB SALE OR TO I.E? Queens Don't Renew your lease until you have visited JacksonHeights New York City's Garden Apartment Home Section New Elevator Garden Apartment? 5 to 10 Rooms, 2 to 4 Bath? Social andBuiinets Rtftreneti Riqitini Tenant-Ownership Plan? Liberal Term 20 Minutes from Fifth Are. 4 57th St. Take Sub? ay to Grand Crntral. nansfer to Queensboro Subway (Corona Linr) to 25th St. (Jackson Heigh?) Section-' Oppofitc Station) By via Queensboro Btic'ge, Jackson Ave.

to 25ih St. Queensboro Corporation 50 Ea? 42nd Street FACTORY PROFKRTY BALE OR TO LEI FACTORY SPECIALISTS R. E. PATTERSON 135 W. 42 St.

Bryant W62 Established 1853 HoraceS. Ely Co. REAL ESTATE Busincs: Properties Ot Manhattan Real RULAND BENJAMIN East 48th St. YauilerbUt 93W? iHCll OUGLASGIBBONSiCOte -VCL fStf flaV FLORAL PARK S-FAMILY HOUSE, all up-to-date, modern improvements; on plot 50x100; In most select and beautiful section of Long Island; one-half block from New York trolley; 3 blocks from railroad depot. Inquire Plck enpack's Garage.

Floral Park, L. or Charles Hluraty. 186 East 73d St. Tele? phone Rhlnelander 4271. -4 BABYLON ALONO THE SOUTH SHORE Desirable Properties for sale or rent.

FurnUberi JEREMIAH BOBBINS Main Street Tel. Babylon S3 DOLGLASTON TAX-EXEMPT EXPANSION story stucco, 5 finished bath (capable of expansion to 8 baths with garage all under roe1 on one foundation). $3.000 uo, Uabler Construction N. Y. C.

Telephone. Spring 6440, and Sunday, Baysid? 196 4. DOUGLAS MANOR home, -acre with view over the bay; wonderiui hollow- tile and stucco house; 7 t00SrnMt. 2 baths; garage. Owner moving to Price easy terms.

J- WKLCH. Douglaetoo. N. Bayslde..