New-York Tribune from New York, New York • 19

i i iiL 11 Hill Realty Trading in City and Suburbs Nearly 200,000,000 Up-State Brick Ready for Market I jliterial Situation for Building a Great Turn for the Better, With Prospeets for Adequate Supply to Meet This Spring's Needs I etaims are made in eorrent building market to the ef tfcat sprinf priee peak fcoiliinf haa been reached; topply will be adequate for and that better condi notieable tn the gjttrf af transportation facllities, ac CBe Dow ServiCe Daily Build to-day. flWifttfea were placed nt the dis the Alien E. Beats Corpom tiofl, analysis and- pub tor a general survey of the en hriMinr material market as it ap to New York and vicinity. It jjjelfMa. instance, that the com aon situation wns much stronger tlb city than had been anticipated, gst thp calcined products, plaster.

lime and cement, were in it anexpectedly good position to take art of spring needs; that slate in torMta a splendid position to from Pennsylvania and that Ver conditions are steadily improv inf- Even lumber showed signs of prejcnting a more encouraging aspect, tlthoneh demand is said to be still in jlCtJi of production in the St. Louis 'tttHtt. In the West the statement is aidt tfeat the high price here is due Min.y to shortage of cars to keep up WRftl, that there is plenty of Ijjlrt ready to be shipped, if cars atri made available in sufficient quan? tity. Iron structural steel condi tfctt are improving right along. best opinion in the building in is that the long looked for price in the materials market is at or.

at ieast, not far distant, per iip. a matter of meeks; cerrainly r.ot such further oT than a month, if pres tst trade indications coant for any aing. Big Snpply of Brick on Hand ln this connection it was revealed tkat the brick tables are likely to be turned from a sellers' market to a bujers'. Thar.ks to the bricklayers' and the improved facilities in way of providing cars for the of brick into this mar thia commodity has been shifted ffwa the state of famine to one of be ini almost a drug on tho market. It dmlops that Brooklyn dealers have common brick ln stack for market nse.

There are about six ttloadcd barges at Brooklyn docks, aakiflg the tota! immediately avail iM. for Brookiyn at approximately In addition to that supply, Mck are being obtained from Htrry W. Biggs Buys Fine Westchester Estate R. Franklin Huil haa sold for Harry If. Bifgs 93 Walworth Avenue in the Giwnacres section of Scarsdale, con iffiing of a fine brick house, garage ltd a large plot of ground, to a New Twk client Tha carne broker has sold to Mr.

Biggs the former Andrews property itlMaple Avenue, White Plains, N. otvned by. William L. Banks. This place, comprising a large Colonial widmce, garage and more than five ikti with over 400 feet of street front MLlIi considered one of the show places i WivKe Plains.

One of the features i tba house is mahogany mantle Jtk? living room, valued at $2,500. Thompson have soid for Rsberts his residence on Lynton White Plains, to Henry F. fajatt, of this city, consisting of a wga Califorr.ia bungalow with garage. IViding of Apartments And Dwellings in Bronx The Murphy estate has sold to a Jient of Isadore Montefiore Livy 1112 Avenue, the Bronx a four story ipwtment, on plot 37.6x102 feet. 4 Maurice Mandelbaurn and Irving: I.

Lewine resoid to the Realty Company the northeast of Prospect Avenue and 183d a flve story apartment, with wnt, on plot 50x100 feet. WlIHantaon Bryan sold to a Mr. Hwplin for Mrs. Fannie Meth the two wifly house at 882 Irvine Street, 25x mtmt Iisac Cohen has sold to a client of Rosenberg the three apartments, aplot 115x80x irregular, at the corner. Boston Road and Third Avenue.

Gibbons Co. have sold for Ferguson 163 East Fifty-sixth a three-story dwelling, on lot: Cahn have to Max i Valentine Avenue, a two dwelling, on lot 25x110. rET Was th? broker. J8? Eugene J. Busher Company sold for the estate of William wapson a three-family house at Ocden Avenue, on lot 25x70.

in the Hub of the Bronx and Anton Loeffler have leased Daie Clothing Company the corner of Willis Avenue and otreet, running through to Ber Atenue, a three-story building. Willis Avenue, 86 feet on JT? ptriiot and 73 feet on Bergen I The lease is for tventv-one'i an aggregate rental of After extensive alterattons 1 wil1 be for stotes I Ciarence Eavies was Sale at Bronx Manor 8ton? has gold for Lillian M. I with tw0 lots in Avenue, Bronx Manor, to I Q. Brown, of Rossmore Ave- Strand Owner Buys i assistant superin- i uS, vf the Branch of the I Electrie and Manufact- Hilu gold hii home at I Street, Newark, N. to a.

DrAke, owner of the Strand -Nowark. The house is on Louis Schlesinger, Inc, i woker. J7 Trenton Houses Sold Buildera, have pur- itom L. Levin, fourteen i on Avenue and Princeton Avenue, Trenton, resoid 719 Devon Street. aj bnck dwelling.

Hom? in Newark 1 Cordelia the Plot BOxlOO 348 and Street, Newark, N. to The new owner I the plot by erecting a dwelling. fc Fluahing House at 1W Street, Ripar Avenue, Flushing, WJ? by J. Albert Johntra to who occupies it. baleaged ta James Wabb.

Farmfngdale, and some brick is boing received in this city again from Rich? mond. In New York City the dealers havo about 1,500,000 brick in stack at their yards, thero are six barge loads still at tlie wholesale docks at West Fifty seeSond Street, making a round total of brick available in this market to-dav of about 6.300,000. In the mean time r-M'road facilities are being made avail? able to such a degree that up river brick is coming in in great quantities dailv at Thirty-third Street, Sixtleth Street and 180th Street in Manhattan, and at the Melrose and Westchester stations in the Bronx. Tha brick manufactur? ers report they have about 150,000,000 burned and ready for market up tho river, and the probabilities are that by now the total is nearer 200,000,000. In the meanwhile Kingston manufactur? ers are preparing to compete with the Haverstraw stocks as soon as it is pos? sible to break the Hudson River ice barrier.

There are fourteen barges now loaded at Kirfgston that will be rushed to this market to compete with the Haverstraw stocks while the market re mains at the $25 level. Prohable Recesslon In Priceg From Eatontown, N. word was sent to architects and dealers last week to the effect that it was now possible to obtain quotations on any quantity of brick desired. There are those in the building ma? terial market who say that brick and other building material prices have not yet reached their highest point. It seems probable to some persons that there will be some rccessions in prices in basic commodities within the next six weeks if the situation regard? ing supply and demand continues to move as it is now- progressing.

The sudden turnabout in the building outlook is due to the great number of building projects that have been in definiteTy deferred because of the pro hibitlve bids made for building ma? terials and the cost of construction, based upon preliminary estimates. The volume of this construction work that has thus been postponed is greater than is generally supposed, and it is due to tho outspoken word of financial men against further advances in cost of materials and construction that has at last stopped the stampede for build? ing materials, eased up the demand upon manufacturers and is showing the way toward a condition of stability of prices during the spring season at least, or until tho actual pace of the 1920 pring building movement can be actu? ally determined. $100,000 Church Planned For Jackson Heights Trustees of the Community Metho dist Episcopal Church at Jackson Heights, Borough of Queens, have ap? proved tentatively plans for a new community chrurch edifice to erected at Jackson Heights, prepared by Frederick Putnam Platt Bro. It is proposed to erect the new building, which, it is estimated, will cost approximately $100,000 at the corner of Fillmore Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street. The project will be carried out under the auspices of a committee composed of the trustees of the church, who are Charles R.

Ciinton, chairman; A. I. Smith, secretary, and A. H. Davis, A.

W. Walch, H. Mohlmann and F. G. Ran- dall.

Long Island Sales and Leases The Lewis H. May Company has re? sold for Marks Marks the Lawrence property on the east side of Ocean Avenue, Eugemere, L. consisting of a two and a half story Colonial dwell? ing on plot 120x100, to Arthur Mayer. John F. Scott has sold for Dr.

Bryan D. Sheedy his place on the Woodmere Boulevard at Woodmere to William Willis Reeso. John F. Scott has rented for John? ston Livingston his country place on the Ea3t Rockaway Road at Hewlett, L. for a term of years to Lawrence McK.

Miller; and for W. A. Winant, his cottage at Lawrence Beach to Mrs. W. H.

Osgood; also for Miss Fannie M. Campbell, her house on Everit Avenue, Hewlett, to John H. Field. New York Theatrical Man Buys Theater in Hoboken J. I.

Kislak has sold the United States Theater, at Sixth and Washington streets, Hoboken, N. for Frank Hall to Frank Gersten, of this city. The holding price was $250,000. The Boulevard Court apartment at Glenwood Avenue and the Boulevard, Jersey City, on plot 150x100, has beer. sold by Mr.

Kislak for Joseph Rudegar to Benjamin Margulies and Max Gerst enfeld. New York Physician Buys White Plains Home J. F. McKean has sold for H. O.

Snif? fen his home in Court Street, White Plains, to Dr. A. D. Hequenboury, of this city. George Howe has sold the home of Mrs.

Jennie Kelleher at 49 Wellin Ave? nue, Larchmont, to Samuel P. Donnel lan, of this city. Mr. Howe has also sold for the fieid estute to J. J.

Hamilton a plot, adjoining his present holdinga at Fieldston, Riverdale. Canadian to Establishe Home in Bloomfiehl TTie property at 22 Berkly Heights Park, Bloomfieid, N. J.r has.been sold by FeisL Feist to Walter K. Sher wood for Louise B. Hetherington, of Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.

The property is ln the exclusive residen tial section and comprises a plot 50x 150. The house contains ten rooms, and will be used by the new owner for his own occupancy. Smith Sells Greenwich Estate Fish Marvin have sold for S. A. Smith his property lying back of Greenwich, consisting of six acres, large house and outbuildings, to S.

Frank Mosle. Fish Marvin have rented for Will? iam Billington his Purchase Street house at Rye for a term of years. Malba Plot for Physician The Malba Estates Corporation has sold through Champ Dasey at Malba on-the-Sound, L. a plot on Summit Place to Dr. Stevens, of Manhattan, for an English manor home for his occu? pancy.

Buys House at Greenacres The Howard Sieter Company has sold the new Colonial houae, fn plot lOOx 125, on Claremont Avenue, Greenacres, for John M. Fallon jr, to West, of Brooklyn. Guy Scull Rents at Cedarhurst The Payson McL. Merrill Company have leased for Michael Keller to Guy H. Scull, his property on Auerbach Lace, Cedajrhurat, Privata Home Buying On East and West Sides R.

H. MacFarland Estate Sells Home ln 79th Street to 1 F. L. Brnyne I Poase Elliman have sold for the jestate of R. H.

MacFarland tho three Story and basement dwelling at 170 East Seventy-ninth Street, represented by Dttff Conger, to Francis L. Bruyne. Douglaa Oibbons Co. have aold Brill, of Brill Brothers, Rte residence at 106 East Sixty lifth Street, a modern five-story Amor rcen basement dwelling on lot 17xJ00. Ihe same brokers recently sold tho hotiae opposite, at 109 East Sixty-fifth Street, to Hugh K.

Pritchitt. Royal Seott Gulden has sold for Dr. George Gray Ward the residence at 71 West Fiftieth Street, on lot 25x100, whicn will be altered for business pur? poses. Douglas Gibbons have sold ror fcdwin Somerick, execotor, the lour-story dwelling. at 206 East Sixty nrBt Street, on lot 17x100.

Shaw Co. have sold for James L. Van Sant, 138 West I22d Street, a three-story brownstonc dwelling, on plot 17.4x51x100.11. More East Side Sales Vtctor Freund Son, Inc, sold for Morris and Fanny Wetzler to Rosa tnmtzer and Henrietta Guntzer, 129 East Forty-seventh Street, a threc Rtory dwelling, on lot 20x100.5, and have resold the same to Jean nnd Louise Michcl at a profit; also sold for Mary Leahy and Irene Patrick 222 East Forty-ninth Street, a fopr-story dwelling on lot 21x100.6, and for Frank Mosher to John K. Tatosinn 312 East Forty-ninth Street, a one-story frame building, on lot 25x100.

Henry Hof has sold for S. Rothschild the three-story dwelling at 337 East Fifty-first Street to Mrs. Catherine Healy. Companies Foruied to Take Over Manhattan Properties i The following companies were formod at Albany to take over properties at tne desipnated addresses: 13 60 Fifth Avenue Corporation, with James E. R.

Carpenter. Lawrenee B. Elliman and Robert B. Knowles, direc- I tors, and a capital of 825,000. 25-27 Beekman Street Corporation, capitalized at $20,000, with T.

W. Con- stable, S. M. Louis and A. Kammer- mayer as directors.

18 East Thirty-first Street Company, I with a capital of $100,000 and H. Gor- man and I. D. Freedman. 61, 63 and 65 East 121st Street Corpo- ration, with W.

W. Duirgan, E. II. Van Alet and E. C.

Holding as directors and a capital of $10.000. 719 West. 180th Street Realty Com? pany, with a capital of $10,000 and G. Stiss, E. Strohldrier and P.

Eng lander, directors. 16-18 East 30th Street Realtv Com? pany, with B. dr. E. Greens and B.

Lane as directors and a capital of $5,000. More Apartment Leased From Plans Pease Elliman have leased in the fourteen story apartment house being erected from plans by J. E. R. Carpen ter at 30 West 59th Street suites to G.

Piel, Miss Rose Smolens, Erastus Hopkins and Mrs. R. A. Lawrence; an japartment at 115 East R2d Street to John Turner; at 565 Park Avenue a furnished apartment for Miss Jane H. Swords to C.

D. Beebe; at 200 West 57th Street, for Mrs. Jane Heller to Mrs. B. L.

Queen; at 70 East 77th Street, for Edgar Ellingr.er to W. A. Ulman; at 144 East 56th Street, to H. R. Jolles; at 139 East 66th Street, for the Brixton Holding Corporation to Cletus Keating; and at 152 West 58th Street, for Goorsre Bayliss to M.

C. Jenkins. 19th Street House for FJorist Charles Thorley, florist, who must vacate the northwest corner of Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth Street about May 1, purchased the former home of John D. Wing, a five story dwelling at 16 West Forty-ninth Street, which he will alter to house his business for a time at least. The property is 25x 100.

Mr. Thorley bought the residence of the late Mrs. Russell Sage at 604 i Fifth Avenue last month through Michael Dreicer. Buyers of Wyllys Building Corroen Duffy, who control the Central Fire Office, Inc, American Equitable Association, the Knickerbock er Insurance Company and a number of marine and fire'companies, are the purchaaera from Frederick Brown of the twelve-story Wyllys Building, at 92 William Street, recently so.d by the Charles F. Noyes Company.

$500,000 Rental for Old Scribner 5th Avenue Building J. D. Butt, of Weld Suydam, Incl. has leased for thirteen years the old Scribner Building at 153 to 157 Fifth Avenue for L. D.

Block Co. to Bar dival Brothers, lace and embroidery merchants, for an aggregate rental of $500,000. 15th Street Site for Restaurant Pease EUiman have leased for twenty-one years for J. H. Goldbla.t, the three-story building at 121 West Ferty-fifth Street.

It was held at 820,000 a year. The lessor, Wenig's Incorporated, will alter the building at considerable cost for a i More Clark Estate Houses Sold The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc, has sold for Frederick Ambrose Clark i the two four-story dwellings at 325 and 327 West Seventieth Street. on plot 30x102.2, to Carrie Hirsch. This is the sixteentb' recent eale for the Clark estate by the aame brokers. Another Loft for 30th Street E.

A. Turner has sold for the estate of Dr. Thompson 36 East Thirtieth Street. This property has been in the Thompson family since 1871, and ad joins the Martha Washington Hotel. The building will be altered into stores i and lofts.

I Sale in Murray Hill Section -Albert B. Ashforth Inc, has sold for Mrs. Ernestine F. Adec 129 East Thirty-fifth Street, a four-story mod- ern dwelling, on lot 20x80.5, to a well known New Yorker for occupancy at the expiration of the present lease. Leaves Old Realty Firm Snowber Smith announce that on March 1 R.

Telfair Smith will retire from the firm, which will continue in business at the present address, SG0 I Sixth Avenue. Dyckman Flat Deal Frank Volz has sold two iive story apartment houses for the Benenson Realty Company, known as 80 to 36 Ver milyea Avenue, on plot 100x150 feet, to an investor. Offices for General Agencies Pease Elliman have leased offices at 35 Weat Thlrty-ninth Street to the General Agencies, Ltd. 1 a Riverdale Home for Doctor The subnrban home of Malcolm Simpson, on West 239th Street, River dale-on-thc-Hudson, has boen sold to Dr. Gioacchino Failla, of this city George Howe wu tha broker.

RBAL KSTaTB IlOItOl CHI OF MANHATTVN ATTENTION below r.iiAMnKits street. bm Invnn HENTS fflfl.OOO; very mr. FRH ffMM.ono. ThU property free clear, and long term ftmt mortjraire ean ke AirWAY, BELOW bnlldlnt. AND IsTlI NTRF.RT.

Store iw.1 loft bnfM RENTH 926,000. Clear Inrome $75,500. Vricr $140,000. OF FIFTH AVENUE ANO 2SRD KTREBT. Ktore and loft bullrt RENTS rHirE HKTH AVENUH ANt? STREEf.

Store Artd lofk int RENTS W.t.OOO. PRICE of other burtncm bnlldlfiirn. What do you wwltr H. T. WOOD, 220 Broadway FOR RENT In the Downtown District: 12,000 square feet of very desirable office space at about $2.50 per square foot.

Will rent in 4,000 square feet units. PEASE ELLIMAN 55 Liberty St. Telephone Rector 6040 Chance of Life Time FPFER WEST SIBE, OVERLOOK 1NG RIVER AND (Ol NTKV FOR MII.EM?-FfaM enniff apart ment, house, Imilur 4 R-room I.lf Kiint first mortgagct at for about 0 years to run. Rents less tliun $12.00 per room, which will bo tirreased ro lihout $55,000 In Oe.tober Price, Also ln Inrce nnd small npnrtment houses for sale. What do you want? H.T.

WOOD, 220 BROADWAY JIOlSEis OF QUALITY West 89th tmerican Basement. StO 000 12th Colonial i. Knst Kfith st? Modern Eievator East 77th Modern. smull 36000 East 57th Small, desirable 17.000 several others mav be purehased on easy terms, with immedtiate pos-esslon. I EVEKKTT M.

SEIXAS lo'JJ Murray Hill. 507 6th Ave. (J3d) 5STH TEN rooms, two baths; Telephone Flhlnelander 90. OOROl'Cill OF Three houses ready for immediate occupancy in The Ideal Home Colony Twenty-one miniiten from Fenn. Station.

twenty minutes by motor from Queensboro Bridge. Photopraphs and floor on request. Brokers protected. Sand for particulars of 26 to ready l'or Jur.e occupancy. Tel.

Murray Hlll 1180. 52 Vanderbllt zzzzzzzzzzzzzzmzzzzzz BOROUGH OF THE BRONX HOMESEEKERS 273 East 198th Street Detached frame private house Cloee to Jeromo Avenue Subway oi Third Avenue Elevated. 9 rooms, bath; all modern improvements. Lot 25x113. Price $9,800.

Open for inspection Monday, 2 to 5 P. M. J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 149th St. and Third Avenue.

REAL, ESTATE FOR SALM HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR ALL SECTIONS $6,000 to $50,000 J. CLARENCE DAY1ES 32 NASSAU ST. JOHN SURROGATES' N0TICE8 I.ANE, EFFJE pnrsuaitce of an order oi' Hnnurabk' Jolm P. Cohalan, a Surrogate o. the County ct New notice la hereby given to all peraona lalma against Kffle Isabelle Lane, late of tho County of New York, deceased, to present Buir.e with vouchers thoreof, to thn aubB.rlb.rs at their place of transacting bunliier.s, at the office of Edwards.

O'Loughlln Qeorge, if nt No. 20 Nassau Strost, lT. 01' Manhattan, ln tho City of New York, State of New yorU on ot before the lst day of July, 1920, next. Duted N.iv York, th. r2d day ai Deoember, 1919.

LOUIS D. STANTON. EDMFND C. STANTON, EDWARDS, O'OLGIILIN Attorneya for Executors, offlco and P. O.

address, Nassau Street. Bor of Manhattan, New Tork City. WELLS HENRY PtTF.SUANCE 07 an order of Honorsbio John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate nf the County of New Yor? notlee a hereby given to all peraona hav Ing olaima against Henry C. Wells, lato of the County of New York, deceased, to pre eent the sarna, with vouchers thereof, the aubBcrlbern, at place of trane acUng business, at tha offlce of Curtla, their attorneya.

No3 rNeW on or ine day ot June. 1920 Dated, December 27th, 1919. HARRIS D. COLT, RICHARD C. COLT, Executora.

MALLBT-PRKV08T COLT, Exocutbrs, 30 Broad Horough of Manhattan, New York City. '-Harlbs PURSUANCE ot an order of Honorable John P. Co naian, a sirrrogate of tha County of New '8 hereby given to all lm? agalrvrt Charles 8. late of the County of New York aeceaaed. to present the same with vouch 7eof wlwcribera.

at their puee of tranaaoting bualnesa. at the offlce ln No. 65 Wall Street, Mth daV bufore th? -iin ujj Qt August next. rttary.Ci'92o*W Ulh day of WILLIAM S. SNEAD.

JOHN A. QARVER, PURSUANCE OP A.N ORDER OV Honorable John P. Cohalan, Surrowt. hereby glvw, to a.11 having clairni Almlra A. Nash.

late of of New York, deecaaed. to Dreient thi "trne ifitk vouchera thfreof to'tho sub! at hia place of tranaactlng bSail fcjfa. at the offlcea of Engeihard.Pollafr Pitcher Stern. hl. attoVneya, No? lft Broadway, Manhattan, ln the City of New on or before the lat day cf July nexL the DANIEL W.

HARNETT, Executor i ENtiWLHAilD, POLLAK, PlTCHMll A STERN, Attorneya Broadway. Manhattan. Twfe'CMK REAL EflTATE WE8TCHE8TER NEW ROCHELLE Gentlemftn's Home is foomn. two billiard Terme. ment.

eVery modorn Prloe MQjaoo. Terms. Plot Frloe f21.000, Terms. I 9 1 BatnB- porch, tea 5 Fttce Houaea from $8,000 to $100,000 I I I IAWTON ST. NEW (fOrNTRY E8TATKS ALONG HUDSON RIVER 1 HOBBHST7 iLILt LONC ISLAND NEW HOUSES READY FOR INSPECTON Office open TO-DAY For details 1S5 Madi? son N.

V. Phone Van? derbllt Property offieo, Na.8s.aa Boulevard BUktlon. MOVE IN MARCH 1ST. A distlnctlve Colonial dwelling 7 rooms and 3 baths. v.lll he ready for occupancy bv -March lst.

Would eOst more lf this house haa not been contracted for prior to recent advane.es in cost of building materials un large plot at Garden City Estates. Terms can be arranged. For further details and ap 'o Inspect call or phone K. MEANS, 1X5 Madison Pftono Vander? bllt S273. NEW JERSEY FOR roorr.y house; three Urge'bathrooms; conservatory; all mod? ern improvements; combination garage and stable; corner lot, 220x220, sltuated on bear resldenttal Ptreer; forty minutes from New Tork.

Prfee, JSO.000, freo and clear terms to suit. Kor full particulars address Tho Dorland Agency, Box 116, 9 East 40th Street, New York FOR and basement. brlcK nnd stone building, C0x120, on corner main business street; flfteen mlles i from Jersey City. Price, $50,000, on suit? able terms. FuH particulars can be had by addressli'g The Dorland Agency.

Inc, Box 230, 9 East 40th Street, New Tork. LEON1A AND BOGOTA, N. J. House Sltes with all improvementa Prices will be much hlghor soon. Buy y.vurs at presor.t low prices.

G. U. Illtohcock. Bogota, S. ,1 H.

WotWhy MAINE FOR FURNISHED cottage, near Bar Harbor, launch rowboat, ranoe, ftuhing tacklo, handball court. A. E. PRAY, 2.1 West 72d st. PACTORY PROPERTY FOR SAJLE OR RENT i FACTORY SITES.

ABOIT 30.600 SQUARE FEET. Free and clear; price railroad Also about 236,000 square price railroad sldlng. Will not LIST WITH US FOR REAL ACTIOX. Have time and delay by sendlng full de acriptlon of your factory property Por or Rent; alao Lofta The demand (s ireat; we have- clier.t.. waiting JOHN K.

HENRY, 189 MontiMtue Hrooklj n. Phone or SMC. FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE FIVE STORY and basement factory building i on Sulllvan contolnlng 39 ooo sq ft (Electric elevator; light on 18 900 ft. available April Jst. 1920; balarcs 1920; suitable for heavy mamifactnr ing.

Harold B. Stiyder, 3-tO Broadway. Stuy vasant 1043 RFAL ESTATE WANTED A WELL furnlehed nonso or apartment I wanted; Eaat Side; must have 3 maffter bedrooms. Term of one or more veara. Telephone 8973 Murray Hill.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET WEST 2.D ST rooma. baths, newly renovated, ateam Ueat, electric light; leaaea $135 per month up. Agent, 258 West st. SURKOGATES' NOTICES BROWNTNO. JCHN PURSC i ance of an order of Honorabl' John Cohalan, Surrogata of the County of New York, notice ia hereby given to all having claimn against John Scott Brown ing, late of the County of New York, de ceaaed, to present the same with vouchera i thoreof to subscribers, at their place of transactlna: buaineos, at the offlce of Rose Paskut.

their attorneya, at No. Broadway, ln the Borough of Manhattan, ln the City of New York. State of New York, on or beforo tha 20th day of June, 1920, next. Dated, New York. the 19tb day of De I cember, 1913.

WILLIAM HULL BROWNING, ELIZABETH HATS BROWNING, JOHN SCOTT BROWNING Bxecutora ROSE PASKUS. Attorneya Jor Execu tors, Offlco and P. O. Addreaa, 129 Broiidway, Borough of Manhattan. New York City.

ROHEHTSON. ROBERT of an order of Hon. John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of New York, notice I ia hereby given to all persons having claims agalr.st Robert H.

Robertson, late of tha County of New Vork, deceaaed, to present the same, with vouchera thereuf, to tho sub acrlber, at hia place of transactlng business, at the offlce of Tunls O. Bergen, his attor? ney, at No. 2 Rector Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, In the City of New York, State of New York, on or before the day of March, 1920, next. Dated, New York. August 21st.

1913 THOMAS MAKKOK ROBERTSON, Executor. TLNIS G. BERGEN, Attorney for Execu for, Offlce and Poafofflce Addreaa, 2 Rector Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York Ctty. WADS. LUCY PUR3U ance an order of Honorable John P.

Cohalan, rt Surrogate of the County of New York, notice ia hereby given to all per? sons having claims against LUCY JOHN feON WADB, late ef the County of New York, deceaaed, to present the aame with vouchera thereof to the subecrlber, at its principal place of transactlng buslnesa, No. $0 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, in tha City of New York, on or before tha flrst day of July next. Dated. New York. the 18th of De cember.

COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. Adrnlnlatrator. A. CUSHING, Attorney for Tem porary Adminiatrator, 43 Cadaa- Street, Borough of Manhattan. New York City.

WILKINSON. ALICB FUR. auance of an order of Honorable John P. CehaUn. a Surrogate of the County of New York, notice nereby given to all per? sons having claime against Allce Strong wilklnaon, late of tha County of Now York.

deceaaed, to present the aame with vouch? era thereof to tha at his placa a. transactlng buslnesa, No. ii Wall Streat, ln tha Barongh ot Manhattan. City of New Yark. en er befora tha day of April New York.

tha 16th day of Octa 1919. FRBDERIC De PEYSTER FOSTER. Executor. WILDIAM A. ALCOCK, Attorney far iflxe-cator.

44 WaJ) Straet. Borcagb Ctty REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION LONDON is years old PARIS is 1560 years old ROME is 2670 years old BERLIN is 620 years old NEW YORK is 310 years old NEW YORK, compared to other cities, is like a boy of 18. The characteristics and features of its manhood are now dis cernible. The Hcarl of This Great City Is Now SETTLED for All Time It 13 the district from 34th to 59th 3rd to 10th Aves. From this district Transportation lines radiate to all parts of Greater New York and the United States.

This Is the Hotel, Amusement and Shopping Centre IT IS WITHIN THIS DISTRICT that most of the great improve- it iq iJiTDc s.i_ ments are being and will be made. II 13 HfcRE that property will become the most valuable. For good profits for conservative investment, this is the location in which to buy. It is in this centre that the properties of the Henry Astor Trust Estate are located. Supreme Court Partition Sale, Charles F.

Brown, Referee of the HENRY ASTOR TRUST ESTATE TUESDAY, MARCH 9ih, 1920 may remain on bond and mortgage for three years at I ffee by de Uuarantee and Trust Co. For catalogue particulars apply to J. Clarence Davies, 149th St and 3rd Avenue, or 32 Nassau St Joseph P. Day, SttJSsL. MORRIS McVEIGH, No.

32 Liberty Street, Attorneys for Plamiiff aLKROGATLs NOTICES ROBINSON, GBUKGK FUR8UANCK i of an ordii of uun. John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of he County of New York, notice is hereby t-lven to all persons having claims against GEORGE H. RUBINSON. late tne County of New tfeceased, to present the surne with votichers thereof to tho subscrlb- ers at their placo of transactlng but'itiess at i the offlce ot Olney Comstock, their attor- neys, at WilUam Street, Borough of Man? hattan, in tho City of New York, on or befors th? 36th day of April, 1020.

Dated, New York, the day ot October. 1919. ItUTIl ROBINSON DONNELL. SAi.AH D. ROBINSON, Executricea.

OLNEY COMSTOCK, Attorneys for i ecutr'ceH, Offlci and Postofllce Address $1 William Street, Borough of Manhattan. New Yod Oiy. tCHREITER, HEXKT, FORMERLY KNOWN as Helnricti uursuance of an of Hor.o'-able John P. Cohaian, a Sur- of the County of New York, notice ia hereby given to ali persons having clattns against Henry Sohr-jlter, rormerly known al i Helnrich Schrelter, late of the County of New Tork, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscrlbers at thsir place of tritnsacting business. at the office of their attorneys, Lord.

Day St Lord, No. 41 Wal! Street, Borough of Manhattan, ln the City of New ork, on or before tho 27in day of April, 1920 Dated, New York, tho 18th dav of Ootober, 1919. HARRIETT A. SOHREITER, RUTH H. 3CHREITER, Executrtcea.

LORD. DA? LORD. Attorneys for Ereea trleea. 49 Wall Street. New York City.

IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDEP. of Honor? able john P. Conalan, a Surrogate of tho Courty of York, NOTICE is hereby given to persons having claims against Mary Augusta Kemp. late of the County of New York, deceaaed, to present the sama with vouchera thereof to the subscrlbera, at their place of transactlns bufin.es, at the omoe of, their attorneya, Evarts, Choste, Sherman Leon, No. 60 Wall Street.

ln the City of Sew York, on or before the 20th day of Jane. 1920. York, the 12th da.y of Decem? ber. 1919 EDWARD CHARLES MEARS KEMP. HERLSEPT J.

UICKFORD. ExectttOM, EVARTS, CJIOATE, SHERMAN 6 LEON. 61 Wall Street. Boro'Jgh of Manhattan. New York City.

Attorneya for 1 BBEKS, WILLIAM PURSUANCE I ot an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New York. i notlre is hereby given to all peraona having claims against William H. Beer, iate of ths County of New York, deceaaed, lo present the same with vouchera thereof to the subscriber. at his place of transactlng business at the offlce of hM attorneya, Reeves Todd, No.

165 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. ln the City of New York. on or before the 28th day of Augu.it next. Dated. New York, the 9th day of Febru? ary, 1920.

CHARLES A. BEER, Admlmstiator. RBBVE8 TODD. Attorneya for Admiri Istrator. 165 Broadway, Borough of Man? hattan.

City of New York. LEWIS, PURSUANCE OF an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan. a of the County of New York. NOTICE ls hereby given to all persona having claims against Alphons Lewis.

late of the County of New York, deccased. to present thn same with vouchera thereof to the aubsciiburs, at their place of trnusact business, tho ofnee of their attorneya, Stiearnmn Sterling, No. Wall Street. in the City of New York, on or before ths 10th day of July next. Dated, New York, tho 2d day of Jan? uary, 1920.

EUGENE LEWIS, WILLIAM S. KAHMWEILER, IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OP Honorable John F. Cohalan, a Surrogato of the County of New York, NOTICE hereby given to all persona having claims against Panny C. Peyser, late of the County of New York, deceaaed, to present tha same with vonchers thereof to tho subsertber, at place of transactlng bust- 1 neu, at the offlce of her attorneya, Gflbert I St f.llbert. No.

43 Exchange Place. in the City of on' or before the l.t-i day of Auguet Mit. Dated. New York. the 13th day of 1 1920.

MAT V. PBTSER, SURROGATES' NOTICES IN PURSOANCE OF AN ORDER OK Honorable John P. Cohalan. a of the County of New York. NOTICE ls hereby given to all perrons having claims against Henry A.

J. Wllkens, lato of the County uf York, deceased, to the same with vouchers thereof to the sub scriber. at place of transacting business No. 120 Broadway, in the Ctty of York, on 01 before tho tw.mty-slxth day of June next. Dated, New York, the 24th day of De cember, 1919.

WALTER B. DEVEREITX, EDWARD M. McILVAIN, TOMLINSON, for Executors. 16 Broad N. Y.

City At a SmTogates' Coort. held in and for tho County of New Yurk. on the 18th day of December, in the year ono thousand nin? hundred and nineteen, Present orabl? John P. Cohalan, Surrogate. In tho matter the estate of Henry a.

Wii k-ns deceased. On application if Wal ter B. Devereux. and Edward Mcll vatn, aettlng forth that they ap. poin.ed the Executors of said deceased.

and that they are desl-rous of givlng such notico to the credltors of said deceased to present their claims an Is by law and pray.ng that the Surrogate would KSSi an d'recting such notice pub? lished in such newspapers as ho mipht deem necessary to glve notice to said cred tors. It la ordered that said executors insen-t a notice. once in each week for six: months, in tr.e New York Law Journal nd also in the New York Trlbune re. ciuiring all persons having claims agalns' sa.d deceased to present the same with tho vouche-rs thereof, to said Executors 'a a place to oe specifled ln such notice. on or before a day therein mentb.ned, whtc' be at ieast six months from th- dav of tha flrst publlcation of said notice.

JOHN P. COHALAN. Surrogate. IN PUBSUANCTi OF AN ORDER OP Honorabie John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New York.

NOTICE Isher-bv gne-n all persons having claims CHARLES H. STEINWAY. late Com of New lork. deceased. to present the with vouchere thereof.

to at their Place of transacttng at the offlco ot SoHnger Solinger. atm No. 1.9 Broadway. ln Un- Borough of Man hattan ln rhe City of New York. S'ate of jSZ.

mo: befora the 26th the 12th day of Decc? WILLIAM R. STEINWAY PAUL H. SCHM1DT. WALTER B. SOLINGER.

BOLINGER SOLINGER. A.ttorneysr8ror Executors. Offlce and P. O. Address 179 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan.

New Ci'y. jLOTT. CUUNEJ PURSOANCB OF i an order of Honorable Joiin P. Cohalan I a Surrogate of the ot New York notice ls hereby given to all persona hav ing claims against Gurney B. Lott.

late of I the County of New York. Jecelaed. to present the aame, with vouchwa thereof i to the BUbacr'ber. at her of transact Ing business, at the offlca of R. a.

Mana fleld Hobbs. her atlornsy, at No. li will lam Street. ln the Borough of Manhattan. in the City of Now York.

State of New on or beforB 23d day of June. next. DatetS New York, the 15th day of De. cember, 1915. CLARA W.

LOTT, Executrix. A. MANftp-IELD HOBB- Attorney for Office und P. .1 address 15 William Street, Borough of Man-' hattan, New York City. I 8AMUBL of an order of Honorable John P.

Cohalan. Surrogate of the County et notice ls hereby -o in persons having claims against Samuel Downea, late of the Couaty of Ne? Tork i deceaaed. to present the samr. with raneh! tbereof. to the aubacrlbera.

a' their plat-e of transa-ting buslnesa, at the offlce pf their attonieys, Travis, Spence Hoo. kins, No Wall Street the City of nou' HARRY R. DOWKB6, F1DELITY TRUST COMPANY. 1 HOPKINS? Auor- 1 s- NOTICES ROYCE. MINNTE Tn 7 of an order of Honora'bls John Co? halan.

a Surrogale ,1 th County to pres-nl th, Datl 'V 10th day of cember. 1919. FREDERICK B. CAMPBELL, BUTLER, Attornej's for i New MICHELHAM FIRST PURSU. of Hon John Cohalan unty of New York, no havlsi I claims against li rt Flrst on Ml hal ham of London nued King I Great Brii tin and Ire? land.

deceasi I. to pi i bw rib at its place of transaci ng 1 No 16 Wall Street, Cl(y Ihe 10th day of Oaied New York, tbe Gth day of Febru? ary, iai''i BANKERS TRUST COMPANT IUarj BARRY. WAINWK1GHT, THACHER A SYMMERS. Atl. ntyi for a.

Ad 2 Street, Cjrough of Manhattan, New Yorl IN PLRSLANCB OF AN ORDER OF Honorable John Cohatun. a bunogate of tht- Count) New nouce ls hereby given to all persons having ugaiort ng, late of the County of New York, deceased present the same wiia subacriber, at place or transammg business at the offlce of Hawkins. Lvjafleld ii Longfellow, their aitcr neys, Exchange elaoe, in the City of New rork, oi, befora ths l.ib day of xt NeW thv" 3i'' ot Govern iSAi ella lothrop, CHARLES TAYLOR. LONOjrBL LOW. Afomeys ror Exeoutora, 20 Kx change i'acc.

New york City. HARRIS, PURSUANCE ur ol ioi ibl. John Conaian, a Surrogate of ounty ot New York. notice ls hereby g. en to having ciaima against Emmet Harrls, late of tho Count) of New deceased, to i resent the wltl, vpucher; th to ihe eubscriberB.

at their Place of trartacting busin as, No wa i th- 16th daj of Jjy next Dated New 2rd day of No? NORTON PERKINS. LEWIS CASS LEDYARD. CARTER. i.EDVARD Mll.lirKx" Attor for Executora, Wall street. STORAGE NOTtCES To WHOM IT MAY AGH SALS Tp Miss n.y.

Max Wex and Mrs. Nugent. formerly of No. Eam ssth will sHl at public auctlt.n at No iioO East 64th st. on Msurcta isth, iy20 at 10 a.

all the houjehold goods you hav rtored wlih u- th no payment having ever been tnade since June. 13J7. liWARZ VAN mCLU'ERY INC. PUBLIC HEAK1NG NEW YORK HARBOR LINE BOARD wtll hold a 1'ublic Heat ing in 612. 19 Whltehall Street, rit' 11:04 a.

4. conalder appllcatlon of Do i. City, tor tdlftcttti ad lln. between North Rlv-r, Boroutrb oi Mstnhati tereated parttes invited to attend "or bi represented aua be heard..