OOKBCK KT. 33, w s, 1W> 2 n Broome at, ?
story tenement and storej, 24.11x10ft- I
Howard A Smith et al, atalnst Nathan
Shapiro et al; Whltlock A Almonds, attya; ,
amount due. ?:i,017.20; taxes, Ar. Itl,ri7n HSj
I.. the plaintiff j$0,0fl|)
WEST SIDE PARCELS
TOP HOUSE MARKET
j
Dwelling Trading Continues
to ^raintain More Health
ful Tone.
Coughlan & Co., Inc., sold for Florence
E. Bauer the four story dwelling at 120
West Eighty-second street, 20x102.2. It
was held at $45,000.
M. II. Galllard & Co. sold for the
estate of Katherine Meyer the three
story dwelling 155 West Eighty-second
street. 17x100, to Annette Nigra.
Frederick Southack ft Alwyn Bail with
I.. J. Phillips & Co. sold for Emil Heller
315 West Eight}-sixth street, a five i
story dwelling, ISxlOO. L J. Phillips ft!
< o. .??old this property to Mr. Heller In
1906. The buyer will occupy.
.Tames E. Poo sold 161 West ]36th[
?tr it for I lent y S. Warner and Albert
\TcD. Taylor to Alfred IS. Burnett, an
attorney.
Pep.' & Brother sold for Leonard and i
Charles Weill 171 West Houston street,
a four story dwelling, 21.10x76.
James F. Bran* sold to Charles Camp- j
bell a three story dwelling, 16.8x91.11,
at 357 West Nineteenth street.
The Ukranian-American Settlement
Home, Inc., bought from Paul P. Rao a
three story dwelling, 16.8x102.2, at 318
East Seventy-second street.
Marie L. Schmld sold to Guthrie Me
CUntic a four story dwelling, 20x100, at
23 Beekman place, north of Fiftieth
street.
