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RECORD AKD   GUIDE.





February 7, 1903.







TO LEASE

For a term ol years
Eultable for immeillate
improvement.

This desirable plot,
elze 81 X 170 X 170, con¬
taining 3,ii00 square ft.,
located at the junction
o{ Boston Ave. and
Southern B o u I b v'a rd
(both leading to Bronx
Park).

Site of Rapid Transit
Subway  Station.

Apply to
CORLEARS   REALTY CO.

170 Broadway,

Room 401.

Full BTOkoi'jvgt: Paid.







SIteof Rapid Transit
Sl^ilion.





ANDREWS,   BELU   &   CO.,

N6w at 20 East 42d St.,

WILL  REMOVE  ABOUT   JAN,   20th   TO

500    FIFTH    AVE.,    COR.   420    ST.

RESIDENTIAL  AND   BUSINESS   PROPERTY
of the 42d and Plftti Ave. Section
SOLD  AND   RENTED.

EXTRA large House and lot, near Madison Sq.
toT Sale; excellent for Investment or business Im¬
provement.   S. B. GOODALE & SON, 6 West 24th.

THE most desirable water from" Property in
Westchester county; a gold mine for those seek¬
ing location tor coal and building material yard.
Answer 66 Sound View av,. New Rochelle, N. Y.

BBOOKIiVN   PROPKIKTV   WANTEO.

Prefer low-priced flats or small houses; par¬
ticulars requested from owners or brokers having
Buch to  sell at attractive prices.

H. J. MILLER, 378 Reid Ave., near Fulton St,
Brooklyn.    Tel. 1600 Bedford.





COLORED  TENEMENTS WANTED.

Colored man makes a specialty of managing
colored tenements; references; bond. PHILIP
A. PAYTON, JR., agent and broker, 67 West
l:i4th St. Telephone 1910 Harlem, 119 Nassau.
Telephone a^O—Cortlandt,

Headquarters for

WATER-FRONT  PROPERTIES

FLOYD   S,   CORBIN,   No.   96  Broadway.

CASH    BARGAIN.

Quick buyer's opportunity; handsome four-story
dwellings, vicinity OOfh St., C. P. W.; will be
sold at a sacrifice: possession. Apply, J. M.
RUIIL, Room 1011, 99 Nassau st.

FOUR NEW APARTMENT HOUSES oa W«»h-
Inston BV., nekr ISOtb *t.. offared tor lala xt lens
tbun cost of production. BrolierB paid full com-
mifislon. Apply t« BOBIHM ik COON. 31 Na«»au it.

FACTORY SITE.—Trinity Aveuue, ^00 feet
frontage, depth 6S. Shipping facilities excellent.
New Haven terminal near by. Price, $30,000.
Rea.sonable   terrqs.    MARTIN,   50   East   IS.'Jth.

CHOICE   BUILDING   PLOT   POR   SALE.

High  grounds,   with   elegant  view,   overlooking

Parks  and   Bridge  at  Ogden  and   Summit  Aves,

and  161st   Street.   Apply  to  O.   WILLGERODT,

201 Oth Ave.                                                  ______

2Sst St., near Broadway.

Choice   Property   for  improvement.

Size 50x100.

JOHN  KENSETT  KELLOGG,

80 William st.

WE OFFER AT GREAT BARGAIN three new
flve-story Apartments, with stores, in the lliTi
Ward. Full brokerage paid. Apply to BOEHM
Sc COON, 31 Nassau st.

BROADWAY Business Building; new. finest sec¬
tion; one tenant; 10 per cent.; $100,000 tquity.
MARTIN,  1931 Broadway.

RIVERSIDE Elevator Apartment In SO's; fine
hou.se and location; very reasonable; .?4o,000
equity.   MARTIN, 1931 Broadway.





NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Arrangements can be made for iots in improved
section ot Brooklyn, with builders' loans. For
particulars apply  to

JOSEPH MARTIN,

■n E. 14th St.. N. Y. City.

FOR SALE—Finely-located residence near Xew
York, suitable for school. D, C. JULIAND, Room
714,   loO  Fifth  Ave.

A BARGAIN to settle estate; free and clear; 15-
tamily Hat, Brook av., near lG4th st.; worth
§30,000; price $23,000; am offered ?1S.OOO ou
mortgage; investigate. HOWARD C. WINNE, 4o
Liberty st.

FOR   SALE.

Six Columbus Ave. Flat ?Iouses,  fully  rented,

free and clear.   Will take back large mortgages.

West Sjth St., near Riverside Drive, four-story

and basement brownstone, free and clear.    Will

take back large mortgage.

Address,              ■'TEXTILE,"

Care Record and Guide.

WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, a store
In central West Side, for real estate business,
Sth Ave., 34th to 42d St., preferred. Address
"ESTABLISHED,"   Record   and   Guide   office.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Thoroughly experienced manager of real estate
is open for engagement with either good real
estate firm or would assume charge of an estate
direct. Very best references as to character and
abilities. Bonds, if required. Box 100, "ES¬
TATE,"  Record and Guide Bureau.

FOR SALE.—A beautiful place of 0 lots, J50x
iriO. Large house, brick stable, and carriage
house. Trees and shrubbery in abundance. Apply
to  F.   KAMPFE,  204  Logan   St.,   Brooklyn.

FORCED SALE.—Private dwelling, thoroughly
modern; only §2,000 cash, mortgage SO.OOO. 104tb
St., near Lexington av. ARCHITECTS' REALTY
CO.,  414 East 120th  st.





Richard  Roesler a plot,  50x100.  on the  east side of Common¬
wealth av, 150 feet north of Mansion st.

LEASES.

Ames & Co. have leased Nos. 229 to 239 West 28th st for the
Marshall estate to the W. H. Jackson Iron Works, for twenty-one
year^; also, for the Tuckerman estate to the New Tork Woven
Wire Works, Nos. 225 and 227 West 2Sth st; for Thomas Gridley,
two lofts in the building at No. 240 West 27th st, and for the
William H. Lyon Iron Works two lofts at No. 202 East 46th st,
to Xavier Grisez.

Nicholson & Co. have leased for the Bonynge estate, of Lon¬
don, the entire huilding, corner of 21,st st and Broadway, to the
American Express Company and others, and leased for a lon^
term from the plans to a German lithographic company of Ber¬
lin, a large factory to be erected in East 42d st; also the eleventh
floor of the Franklin Building, in Murray st, to The Abbey Salts
Co., ot Mr.ntreal.

Pepe & Bro. have leased for Herman Cohen No. GS West 3d st,
a o-sty tenement, at a rental aggregate of $S,100 for three
years; also for Lowenfeld & Prager No. 139 Thompson st, a 5-sty
tenement, for five years.

The firm of Chas. R. Faruolo & Co. have leased for the estate
of the late Marc Eidlitz, the well-known builder, the two 5-sty
tenements, Nos. 538 and 540 East 117th st, for a term of 10
years,  to a client,  at an aggregate  rental of $20,000.

George J. Kenny & Bro. have leased for the estate of Nehemiah
U. Tompkins, the upper lofts in the new building recently
erected. No, IGl Bowery, to the National Cigar Manufacturing
Co., of Albany, N. T.; also for Mrs. Jane Balier, of Dublin, Ire¬
land, the building and premises No. 66 Prince st, to Max Pihner,
for a term of years; to Michael Bidetti the premises and building
No. 26 Spring st; also for Dr. Robert M. Weed, the loft In build¬
ing No. 273 Bowery, to Parchello & Co.; and for the estate of
Thomas R. Fisher the store in building No. 287y2 Bow^ery, to A,
Romano.

OUT OF   TOWN.

Nicholson St Co. have sold to Reboulln Fils & Co., of Paris,
France, the extensive automobile plant at Elizabethport, N. J.,
costing more than $200,000, ond comprising over three acres
of land, and numerous buildings of over 100,000 square feet of
floor space, formerly used by the Eiker Automobile Co.





Special   Notices.





An advertisement will be found in another column which offers
a remarkable opportunity to builders. Mr. H. L. Gassin, of No.
3 East 33d st, offers to sell for .?5,000 in cash, the rest remain¬
ing on mortgage at 4^'^ per cent, six plots measuring SOx ^ the
block, situated on 107th and 108th sts, and beginning 110 feet
west of Madison ave. The Madison ave frontage of the block
has recently been sold for improvement. The plots now offered
are admirably adapted for high-class buildings. It is rarely
that builders are offered such an excellent chance to acquire
well situated vacant property.





On Wednesday, Feb. ISth, Bryan L. Kennelly will conduct at
the New Tork Real Estate Salesroom, 111 Broadway, one of the
most important sales of the season. The property is offered by
the executors of the estate of Henry McArdle, and includes a
number of excellent parcels situated in Greenwich Village and
south thereof, a part of the city in which values recently have
been increasing. Among the properties may be mentioned two
tenements on the northeast corner of Varick and Beach sts, the
G-sty tenement at 28 Varick st, Nos. 27 and 29 North Moore st,
the northwest corner of Varick and North Moore sts, a plot 108x
100 on the southwest corner of Varick and Beach sts. No, 34
Laight st, running through to 13 Vestry st; No. 20 Varick st.
No. 13 Barrow st, the leasehold property at the southeast comer
of Beach and Varick sts, and the leasehold at No. 22 Varick St.
There will also be sold a plot on the north side of Montgomery st,
45 feet east of Nostrand av. Books, maps, etc., may be seen
at the auctioneer's office, No. 7 Pine st.





The Corlears Realty Company, 170 Broadway, as appears from
an announcement on our Want and Offer page, will lease for a
term of years a plot of 3.500 square feet at the junction of Bos¬
ton av and Soulhern Boulevard, Borough of the Bronx. The
company offers to pay  full brokerage.





—For fifty consecutive days a man collected In the busiest
streets of London information as to the number of horses that
fell on the different kinds of street paving. During the period
for which record was kept, he found that 1,066 horses fell on as¬
phalt, 719 on granite, and 542 on wood. The figures are certainly
surprising, but it must be admitted that much of the value of
the statistics is lost on account of the omission of the proportion
of streets paved with granite, with asphalt, and with wood.





On Feb. 19th there will be sold at public auction at No. 72
Woodworth av, Tonkers, by the receivers of the late firm of W.
& J. Kellock, stone merchants, the interest which that firm had In
the premises at the foot of Wells av in that city, and the stock
of stone on hand, and all the tools, horses, wagons, etc., used
formerly by them in their business.





Real   Estate  Notes.





W. W. Sc T. M. Hall inform us that No. 20 East 65th st, re¬
ported sold in our last issue, has not been sold.