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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 104, no. 11: Articles]: September 13, 1919

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358 595-19 640-19 643-19 616-19 617-19 618-19 620-19 -A—Pier No. 44, East River, Manhatti -A—1000 Stebbins av, The Bronx. -A—1344 Fulton av, The Bronx, Under Building Zone Resolution. -BZ—920 Tinton av, The Bronx. -BZ—1704-1724 St. John's pl and north side of Eastern Parkway, 88 feet west of Howard av, Brooklyn, -B2—937 East 176th st, northeast corner Daly av» The Bronx. .BZ—West side Grand av, 200 feet south of Greene av, Brooklyn, RECORD AND GUIDE "object is to give interested property owners op¬ portunity to file objections, if any. At this call each case is set for hearing on a definite day. The Clerk's..Calendar is not to be confused with the Calendar of cases that have been definitely set for hearing on fixed days. BOARD OF APPEALS. SPECIAL MEETING. Tuesday^ Septemhei^ 23, 1919^ at 2 p. m. Appeals from Administrative Ordei's. 636'19-A—141 Prospect av, Brooklyn. Under Building Zone Resolution. 6l9-10-BZ—261-263 Vanderbilt av, Brooklyn. CALL OP CALENDAR. The Clerk's Calendar will be called in Room 919, on Tuesday, September 9, 1919, at 3 o'clock. The Clerk's Calendar consists of applications under the Building Zone Resolution and its $322,272 for Guttenburg Track. The old Guttenburg race track property on Bergenline avenue, Hudson County Boulevard, 36th to 4Uth streets, 1st to 5th avenues,, in the Township of North' Bergen, Hudson County, was auctioned ofE by Joseph P, Day in one of the most successful disposals of real property ever held in that county. The old track, cut up into 1,000 lots, was sold off to the highest bidders for a total of $322,272, or an average of $325 per iot, in record time. Mr. Day sold the entire outfit iu less than five hours, or an average of four lots per minute, so eager were buyers to secure the property, which is considered one of tbe best remaining for development in this section. Mayor James Nolan, of North Bergen, bid highest for the northeast corner of 39th street and 3Sth avenue, which sold for $400, and he secured three adjoining lots at $300 each. Mayor Nolan also bought two lots on 2d avenue in THE UNION STOVE WORIiS Headquarters for Builders for Kitchen Ranges for Coal or Gas, Furnaces Heating Boilers, Laundry Apparati THE GREAT "ASTOR" LINE 70 BEEKMAN STREET Established 85 Years Telephone; Beekman 2490 Kewanee Kewanee Boilers burn the cheapest grades of soft coal without smoke and produce more heat thas "highest grade" anthracite. Get all the profit you can out of your building—Write us for all the facts and let us show you the saving in dollars and cents. KEWANEE: Boiler Company 47 West 42nd St., New York DISTINCTIVE MARBLE WORK QUR facilities for supplying marble and executing contracts with promptness and dispatch are ex¬ ceptional. We specialize in the interior marble work and use only the most carefully selected mar¬ ble, of which we have a large stock constantly on hand—imported as well as domestic. We have executed contracts for marble in many prominent structures, and shall be glad to send you a partial list of these on request. MAY WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH YOU ON YOUR NEXT UNDERTAKING? A. R. ZICHA MARBLE CO. 813 Vernon Avenue Long Island City Telephone, Astoria 1930 "ptember 13, 1919 the same block for ^275 each. Commissioner J. J, McMahon^ Register for Hudson County, a candidate for re-election, bought the block on Hudson County Boulevard between 37th and 38tb streets, excepting two lots, which comprises a total of forty-one lots, for $26,000. and James G- Tumulty, cousin of Joseph Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson, bougiv^ two Lots on 36th street for $550, Appointed Exclusive Agents. Announcement is made b,y the United Eye Glass Shops Corporation, a chain store optical concern, with executive offices at 1393 Broadway, that they have appointed Fredk. Southack and Alwyn Ball| Jr,, their exclusive real estate agents. The United is a Delaware corporation with an authorized capital of $5,000,000, and now has ^forty stores located in New York, Conneticut, Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, New Jersey, and will eventually open a branch in every city of ten thousand or more population, H. H, Trice, of Southack and Ball, is in charge of the Eye Glass Company's business, and re¬ ports that in the past week leases for stores in Athol, Poughkeepsie, Yonkers, Ossining, Perth Amboy and three additional stores for New York City, aggregating about $1dO,000, has been closed, Mr. Trice left Tuesday for Newburg, Kingston, Albany. Troy and Boston, where he will locate additional stores for the company. (Leases—Continued From Page 347) THE BRETT & GOODE COMPANY leased the center store in the Puck Building, 295-309 Lafayette st, to Olney & Warrin. and loft space in the same buiiding to the Raymond Engineer¬ ing Corporation, CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD (INC) leased to the National Graphic Sales Corporation offices in 50 East 42d ^, DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN & CO. have leased the parlor floor at 18 East 4Sth st for the Advo¬ cate Realty Co. to Anna Gallagher and Mary Grey; also for Livingston Phelps the 3d loft at 14 East 46th st to Miss E. M. Joye; and for the Vanderbilt Avenue Realty Corporation store at 411/2 East 47th st to the Metco Tire Co., and for the same owner store at 47 East 47th st to B, Brady, DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN & CO. leased a large apartment in 270 Park av to f>. J. White; also a duplex apartment at 969 Park av, furnished, for the season to Merrei P, Callaway; at 144 East 36th st to Ernest E. Boreham ; at 20 East 4Sth st to Miss Eliza McKnight: at 416 Madi¬ son av to S, E, Piza, and at 130 West 57th st to Miss J. Chamberlain; also leased for the New York Trust Co., as trustee, represented by Hor¬ ace S. Ely & Co., the 4-sty dwelling at 57 East 67th st, on a lot 20x102.2, to Veryl Preston. J. ARTHUR FISCHER leased to J. Morris a loft in 6S3 Oth av, GOODWIN & GOODWIN rented for Louise Hermes to F. Sauerbrun the 3-sty dwelling at 106 West 119th st. HAGGSTROM & CALLEN have leased the store and basement in the southeast corner of Amsterdam av and 69th st for John Mackey to Henry Mehrtens for three years, M, & L. HESS (INC.) leased the lOtb floor at 704-6 Broadway to George W, Heller, Inc. ; the 3d floor at 135 Sth av to Goldfrank & Co., and the 7th floor at 42-8 East 20th st to the Lauer Mfg, Co- M, Sc L. HESS (INC.) leased for Caroline H. Field, of London. England, the entire 6-sty building at 14-18 West 24tb st, containing about 40,000 sq. ft., to A. Leipzig. Inc.. dealers in willowware and housefurnishing goods, who will use the entire building for their own occupancy. The lease is for a term of years at an aggre¬ gate rental of SIOO.OOO. Cross & Brown repre¬ sented the lessors, M, & L, HESS (INC.) sublet for the Algus Co,, Alfred Spiegel, president, the entire build¬ ing at 39 Wooster st, containing about 12,000 sq. ft., to the Republic Druggists Svndicate, Inc., Dr. Joseph Broadman. president, who will occupy the entire building for the assembling and distribuion ot drugs. Waler C, Ware repre¬ sented the lessees, THE HOUGHTON COMPANY leased for ten years, with renewal privilege of eleven years more, the r>-sty American basement dwelling 319 West 100th st, on a lot 20x100. The prem¬ ises will be altered and used for bachelor'a apartments, J. B. JAMES, of Fred'k Zittel & Sons, leased the dwelling 2o:>^ West 70th st to Miss Ware; also 151 West Snth st to Mrs, Julia Wilson, in connection with George V, McNally; also 321 West S4th st to Mrs. C, Hildebrand, ■ SAMUEL H. MARTIN leased for the estate of Julia K. Wilkens the dwelling at 164 West 65th st to Minnie H. Cardiff, A, H. MATHEWS rented for the Comtesse Sala the entire building 139 5th av, 27x160, with L to 19tb st, for a term of years, PEASE & ELLIMAN leased furnished fof Mrs, Henry Lehr the 4-sty dwelling 20 West 56th st to Mrs. C. Richard Tjader; also apart¬ ments in 375 West End av for Bernard Hirsch to Solomon Brill; in 100 West 59th st for O, D. & H. V. Dike, agents, to Dr, L, W. Doxstader;