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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16

whistles only when they were rounding the
Olympia at Grants Tomb. Gen. Carroll said
that was all he could do, AZ there was no law
against whistlinR. and II there was, II would
surely be broken on such an occasion.
Tho applications for seats on the public
stands for the land parade are pourlngsi IN on
tho committee which has that part OF thtwork
in charge. and 1t was said yesterday that
several hundred thousand had already been
received. There are seats. however. for only
about $4,000 persons on these stands. and
great many people will be disappointed. On the
other hand. the spectators. who are planning
TO erect stands. are sure to furnish
seats for many thousands. The speculators
went to work securing options on vacant lots
and vacant houses several weeks ago. and
whom II was decided that q section OF Fifth
avenue would be included in the route. at any
rate. they began to advertise for patrons.
The agent OF o vacant store on Fifth
avenue said yesterday that AZ high as
$3.50 had been offered for his store.
which has only a few windows on the
Fifth avenue side. and that he was hold
ing out for more than double that sum.
Any sum from $50 to $3.50 10 asked
for a room with three windows on Fifth
avenue. Show windows on the ground floor
are bringing as high as $3.50 apiece. and the
price. according to tho agents and speculators.
10 going up every day. One agent rented o
corner house on Fifth avenue with 25-foot
window for 81, 900 for one day. Seats on STANDS
on Fifth avenue cost from 50 up. according to
location. Ono agent had an offer OF $4,000 for
the privilege OF erecting stand on 6o-foot
lot on the avenue. but he is waiting for some
ono to come along who will give him $4,000 for
the privilege.
On Riverside Drive several large stands will
be erected. which can be used for both the land
and naval parades. One agent. who controls
twenty two houses that are nearinR com pletion
near Riverside Drive, has been working his
men night and day to put the front rooms in
shape for spectators. He Ii asking from $50 to
S75 for q room with three windows. and he
thinks he 10 offering q special inducement
inasmuoh as the houses can be entered from
the rear. out OF the way OF the crowds. Single
seats on stands on Riverside Drive are selling
at present for about So.
One OF the stand agents. In discussing the
question yesterday. said that he expected the
price OF the stand tickets to keep on going up
for week or more.
be a big drop in prices. in some cases any
way. because the average srecu!ator would
rather sell all his seats at n fair price than to
hold on for big prices until tho day OF tho cele-
bration. and then run the risk OF losing .
good amount by rain On the other hand, 1t
may be that practically all the seats will be
bought up week before the celebration. We
have already had hundreds OF applications
from people out OF town. and the demand 10
increasing every day."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Recorded Mortgages.

Ewing. Julia A to Juatus Ewing, 1872 and
aundlins. Kate Q, 10 Hudson Rose lot 20. '''''
map s. park 2tH Sard 10 900
when permanent loan is placed ,;,,- 1000
beth Berry. I5oth st TVS. 1855 SO Robbins
R"bert.o as p.vt C. to Robert Wood. is '0'
sconsld. LYDIA 4. to Asa CARPENTER; lot,
ehs, s6l and 25z map property Of E!izR .ooo
roslSerx JOB John. to David Kenny; lots a5s ''
and eb4 map section A. Vyse estate. 23d
Rafferty, Mary T.. to sophi.c G.l.ti.n: I'd
wsidaon. aifrsd II to JACOB af' s1tlei Tooth '
pdrs e T,sI Bfs.dT 70 EnS hoy and 400
alro woodlawn av. s. l2b q scott av.
Giasier. Mary, to Samuel Dayton Bayav, ''''
ms. soc North st. City Island. re recorded.
opp.nheim, Herman to Nichoin. q and wv
louis G Benziger. exrs &c: l%42 Av A;
same t to Fanny Bach; same progsE,y: 8 rs; 5000
Anthony sv; -. 10000
Heath Az. " :. SO? n Boston Az; yrs....'. 1850
yrs ......,..,........... 1876. 900
same 70 same; sam; property; dem.nd:.,;::. 5000
Same to Hugo FiHoeaer. same property
Petit LeGrand K, to John o baker. Boulo.
ward. cor oath st, demand. :: -. 100000
side ay. n cor II st, in.talS ,.,...,,'. 10000
g. 20 Lexington av. : 10000
Hunt Agnes. sItrI. 10 the Mutual Life In.
to 400 I'd Az, and sol and sos 2ad ST.
Mccormick stephen. Jr. and ano. to Anna OO0
Smith, 62a Greenwich at yr..:,.-........ 1000
Innet, Claudia 8. to The Equitable Life As.
surance Society. 4oth at. IS. 90 It'll nv.
"a yIr.. - = io'VVo
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The realty market returned to the dullness
of the summer. yesterday, after ono day OF
comparative activity. The business done either
at private contract or in the auction room was
OF little Importance. The few sales reported
at private contract all involved dwelling houses.
They were generally OF better class than
those which have figured In recent sales
In the auction room the day was particularly
dull. Two offerings had been scheduled. but
but only one was actually sold. 1t was dwell
ing on East Sixtieth street. near Second ave-
nue.. sold under foreclosure by auctoneer
Ryan for $16.1S7. There 10 q long list Of Offer
inRs for Monday, and the week promises .
little moro activity
The New York Investment and improvement
Company transferred the six lots on the north
east corner OF Morningside avenue and 18th
street to Albert W. Mott yesterday for stated
consideration OF 500. The latter gave several
mortgages Oh the property.
An unusual mortgage. given by William Nc
Cracker to Edwin shuttleworth. was recorded
yesterday. 1t was for $4,000. and was given
on the property on tho north side OF 14oth
street. 100 feet east OF Broadway. By its terms
the mortgage is due as soon as a permanent
loan 10 placed on the property.
The seven-stor office building. Nos AZ and
A Now street. which has been the subject OF
Q number Of rumors. wns transferred yester-
day by James W. Golden to the Mutual Real
Estate Company for q stated consideration
of 81.
James J. Corbett and his wife transferred to
Louis Brandt. for an expressed copeideration
OF 500. the plot 112xe0x70xirregular. on the
west side OF jerome avenue. 517feet south OF
190th street.
Hiram D. Faulkner 10 the buyer OF No. 81
East seventy-ssventh street. the sale OF which
was reported yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
DRoUear IN UprEa HUDSON nEeIox.
The River would BE Dry but for the Water
From tho Indian Lake Dam.

SARATOGA. Sept 15.-The drought in the lower
Adironda lack region has reached II stage never
before known by the oldest inhabitants. The
upper Hudson River would be dry but for the
water coming from tho Indian Lake Dam.
which was recently ordered to be opened daily
by tho Superintendent OF Public Works
and the State Engineer. The area
affected By the drought extends over
Hamilton. Warren and Saratoga counties.
The locomotives on the Adirondack Railroad
secured water to-day at North Greek and sta.
tlons en- route by syphoning It from the Hud-
son. which looks like little stream with
desert like shores and banks. The entire pop
ulation in North Creek 10 carrying water from
the river In pals and buckets. as all wells are
dry. Unless the Hudson holds out the villages
and hamlets will be confronted by an alarming
problem, for II will require copious rains to
replonish the water supply. A number OF In
dustries dependent upon water power have
been compelled to shut down. Old hunters
who have traversed the upper Hudson region
say that the drought is unprecedented.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
EooLEN BUsINEss BOOMING.
The American Company Unable to Take
More Orders for Thirtaen Of It's Mills.

The American Company Unable TO Take
More Orders for Thirt"en Of It's Mills.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. 15.-The American
Wooden Company which absorbed the big
Washington Mills at Lawrence. Phillips Mills
at FitchburR. Riverside. Weybossst and
Fletcher Mills here and at Oswego Falls. N. Y.
together with about twenty other mills. last
spring. has made an announcement to the
trade that orders cannot be taken for tho
worsted goods produced In thirteen OF the
mills because all OF the goods that can be pro-
duced in tho next six months in the mills
specified will be required to fill contracts
already made.
The production OF a year Is divided in two
classes. lightweight goods and heavy goods
each OF which occupies about six months in
making. 1t Is the lightweight season which 10
JUST being entered upon. and which 10 already
sold up so that further orders cannot be taken
for the production OF the mills mentioned
The m Ills producing worsteds and wooens here
are running overtime, and some are running
night aud day. the business being In the best
condition since 1898.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Aomtstie Srrrants 4s,anttd.


CHAMBERMA IDS-to cooks, 40 laundrcsp.s, 20
" watresses French, German and English ladies'
maids. nurses. ~ cooks who wash aud iron, laun.
drosses who do chAmberwork. chambermAids and
waitressea 10 kitchenmaids, houseworkeis buffers,
second and third men, Wallets. Mrs l.. eEELY, ~
West 22d at, Servants entrance 500 9th av Tele-
phone 1871 18th at.
COMPETENT COOK AND LAuSDREss-Fouri In
~ family. at Tuxedo. N. V; references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY 8b2 18th Az.
(,ooK to GO to Morristovn, n. j.; no washing; ref.
~ erences required. Mrs. l. SEELY, 352 9th az.
CooK AND LAuNDREss to 20 to Larchnont; ref.
" ersnces required. Mr.. l.. bEELY $50 9TH Az,
EIRsT. LAUNDREss to 90 to Tuxedo PAN,
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 35o 9th Az.
GERMAN COOK to g to New London Conn; good
~ wages; references required.
Mrs. L. sEELY. 35c eth av.
I AUNDREss AND CHAMBERAtAID-Mustb be thor
L. ouyhly compotent AID have ropd references.
Mrs L. SEELf. 1852 Nth nv.
SwRDIsH CO0K-Must lie first c.ass and have
- good references. NJ. l. SEfLi, 800 nth sv.
THEORETICALLY COMPETENT LAUNDREsS for .
family in LenoA, Mss: reference 10 Iu,r,i
Mas. l.. SEELY, 5b2 18th Az.
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slawson Hobbs have sold for James A.
Frame 4 Son, for about S31 900. the Ave- story
American basement dwelling. on lot 1Sx1OO.
No 25a West Ninetieth street.
Charles W. Clinton. OF Clinton & Russell. has
sold to Mrs. Kate Schermerhorn the four story
hrownstone dwelling. on lot lSxlO2.2. No. 70
owner OF No IS. the adjoining house.
B. A. Maclaire has sold for J. ]. O'Brien to
gate avenue and for Thornton Brothers to j.
a. Surridge and ]. H. Estsrly. the dwelling.
No POO Tilbout avenue.
W. 8. and j. Pangburn have sold for the
estate OF Ephriam Howe and Tufts College
the old building. on lot 266xl00. No. 1928 West
Fourth street. to q builder.
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80 .i7oe. 10 Columbia Az. extends 20
Bisnd. Moiiic, to Jacob Ruppcrt. Hiss sd
ay. sore lease, demand. .....:..;:':..- LII
tees &c, 100 18th Of, 8 yrs.,.....,.....,. $500
Cushman, Lewis H. 20 Michael held, e2d st,
roh.ts asPrs ga to sv me syf law or. Mortgage O0
eiass, Betty, 70 Ella F.rnSsn. ITO SUI. ~ ~
Same 70 Pineus, Iow.rfcid h arc. same -.
al"Ssn, Thomss 70 August oppiisnheiimi.r.
si SsS !: .ss :Ss rssa.:; 1895
and Edn &c, 1884 1t, n 250 I'd AZ.
Livingston. James, to The Germsns LIE ''''
ms 90. Central Park West. " cor. sad an, =,
May John and Elizabeth to Fl od.rick Pri lawn
and Charles Diamond crotona sv. widen. :,
AtshScid El 6ense e. Geo ,Fn ooutt iisw
Ecfwort Louis, to Louis browne and ''
sTno: TRUSTEES. Hughes avs cor Oak =,
Fo.e. Cha. A.. 10 ohas n Miller and ano,
trustees &c. LnFontaine ay. IS. ae.% and =,
Same 20 Sarah 4 Hitohcocf, LsFon,.ino av. Wv,
ecas e1r j. sD,s " 70 FSe Ma.a. Res. e.. 1''
.,so =. Brs.dssy. l.s.ssoid; and Crosby
R.tish. DAVID d@ ana Joseph. to Hsrber. '1'''
P:n 1913 sPS d amt ss st. &C. hu,t'r
same TO walter r Kinssiand. Rutgers pins
Smith Eiephaiea n to o Loai. and john Brandt '
sSo,m1sssy, nw.Si..5, r iyth It, run runs
sstsI II x:s Ss.s 10 Beg G Sr. tO 400
anla, 70 same; sSs?s prop yr Mor,g,oo 1870
Kiiisn. Theodore and william. to Jsmesw ~.
wilder. d.or " s " to TO- Edward g Perkins. wv
trustee. &c. $40 W 1osd at: yrs.......,,, 200
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Probationary Policemen to Get Their Pay.
The nifty probationary policemen whose pay
has been held up since Sept l. will be paid to-
day. The Civil Service Commission at FIRST
refused to pass tho policemen's payroll until
the Police Board m ade the appointmentof John
F. Mclaughlin date from Aug. 1. Yesterday.
however. tho Civil Service Com missioners de-
cided not to press the point and signed the
payroll
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olosd Mfg % W Dora Osborne. ct al atty. D
Rogers.
Willis ay, ltb; Elizabeth clifford W william Kauf-
man. ct nj; atty, Hall.
1924 Of, Iis W. Henry Trumper " VIM D
Smith, ct al, exors; atty, II Hildreth.
Grand ct. n 3, lag " Wooster ct, 2bxloo; Metro
polian Life 1nH Co va Hy Tostevin. ct al; attys.
Ritch w Bkw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Dewey Declines a Boston Invitation.

Boston. Sept. 15.-Miss Sarah W. Daggstt.
State Regent Of tho Massachusetts, Daughters
OF the Am erican Revolution received this morn
ing letter from Admiral Dewey dated Aug.
81. He regrets that his plans are SO indefinite
that 1t is impossible for him at present to
make any arrangements to accept a reception
in his honor. but he expresses to the DauGh-
ters OF the association his thanks for their
kindness In extending the invitation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Dewey to Attend a Boston BANQUET.

Boston Sept. president Sheldon Of the
Norwich Alumni Association OF this city has
received a communication from Admiral
Dewey in which he approves OF the plans OF the
association to tender him banquet on Nov.
l, and says he expects to como to Boston some
time the last OF October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Long Island Train Runs Into Pile of
Stones.

BAY SIDE. L. l.. Sept. ia passenger train
on tho Long Island railroad ran into barrl-
cade Of stones that had boon placed across the
track near here yesterday. and the engine
narrowly escaped being dorailed. Engineer
John Hogan saw tho obstruction In time to
reduce speed. but he was unable to bring the
train to stop before the locomotive struck the
pile Of stones. Boys are supposed to have nut
the stones on the track
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
. AssiRnments of Mertgagss.
s12.o6o

Bloch. Emil. to Robt " Stuart. ............ t12,t
Brown Ronald X. and ano. e1ers Co: to
Roae Mosh sr .......................o order Of Co
Higgins in Trust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1a.t
Cohn. Tigmand, to Richard and Amelia sely &C.
Hanlon. Annie. to Joseph @ Levi. trustee. T..
Harft, Charles, TO Thornas Falls. .......... 81
Palen. George. to Frederick Fowler. ......... II
Palmer. Mary A, to Father r. Gilbert. n
Ripley, JoBeph. to Harris Solomon.......... n
Stapcliffe, Eliz J, to Ida Hardy, .......... IL
schwab. Maggie. to The Park MORTGAGE Co. 12,t
Title Guarantees and Trust Co, TO Maria Il
Higgins, in trust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Same to Philip Osborn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
o4ucs w <,'
The Lawyers Mortgage Ins Co. to Thomas
aud Grinnell Burt, trustees. ............... lo.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday William II. Ryan sold, In foreclosure.
the four-story stone front dwelling. on lot 2Ox
1908. No. 231 East Sixtieth street. to the
plaintiff, Mary Mar.
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Plan, Filed for Rev Buildings.


Greenwich at 4o6; si1.story warehouse;
Samuel Crooks, owner; Baylies. archi-
2oth ct. "a VI improvement to dwelling:
Mrs + Bartlett owner; q W Walerove, -
h!cnipcti coN.'.,,.,'. .:.'.:,:.'',.': ooO
22d at, 5t ": Improvement TO dwelling and
store; Isidor Bloch, owner; Buchanan
Deialer, architects: cost. Neutrality-suspicious.. 5000
Park Place. 20; i'm proyement TO warehouse:
+ Johnaon. owner ESthnheld. archi
IeCt COST .'.s...'''' lou
16lst at. q 172 Broadway: twelve three
atory and basement dwellings: 8 Heis-
Ter. owner, r. Wilbur architsct: cost. 10000
9Th ay. . ~ 1t4th At: hve.story fat and
store: Degener. owner; Graham.
1b1st st, n 200 Amsterdam avs three
hve.story fats: A G. Elliot owner
Lynch architect; cost. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Bird av. O3e: Improvement to tenement and
store: D Pell. owner; Bronson, archi-
Amsterdam nv, obl. improvement TO store;
Miles Cnshmnn, owner; NJ RENEE,
hrchitect cost .,.,...............,.,,..,., oOO
Cherry at, 4oO.hO2. Improvement to fac
tory: Crane. Co, owner Rushing Co.
architects; COSTS. 400
Bed0wick av, $50 Cedar section No
IL; two.Story stable Mary e. Arnory.
owner: Cooperative Building Plan Co.
erchitocE COST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,loo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
"p.n the burglar, Caught Red Handed.

Charles Murray. alias Dan the Burglar"
was caught by policeman yesterday morning.
climbing through the transom OF a grocery
store at 227O Eighth avenue. He had stolen
81 from the money drawer and his pockets
were filled with crackers. ham and cigars.
ba mT Heard him. In The Harlem Coz court Re
WAS held for examination,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Jersey city's Part in tho Dewey Celebration.

Jersey City's Fart In tho Dewey Celebration.
Mayor Hoos Of Jersey City yesterday received
word from Quartsrm aster- General Donnelly Of
the New Jersey National Guard that the state
would allow Jersey City tho use OF some cannon
to FIRE salutes TO Admiral Dewey on Sept. 20
whom the naval parade passes up the Hudson.
Mayor Hoos has also appointed citizens COM
mittee Of 115 prominent men to be present
when the salutes are fred. By resolution Of
the Board OF Education all the public schools
will be closed Sept. 20 in honor OF Dewey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Situatipus afauted-8aaIes.

German gentleman, age 81, de-
s;res position as instructor or
tutor in German. Is an expert
horseman, and would give lessons
in riding or driving. Served dur.
ing the late war and can furnish
the best references. Address E.
V. W., box 1872 Sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
OUR DEWEY CELEBRATION.
Why tho President and Members Of the
Cabinet Declined to Come.


Cabinet Declined to Como.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 15-Some surprise has
been expressed In Administration circles that
any criticism should DO passed on the action
Of President Mckinley or tho members Of the
Cabinet for declining Invitations to attend the
Dewey CELEBRATION In New York When the New
York celebration was first talked OF. It seemed
probable that some members OF the Cabinet
and perhaps the President himself. would par
ticnate In 1t. but since the plans for large re-
csption TO Admiral Dewey in Washington were
developed 1t has been thought best that the
leading officials OF the Administration should
await his arrival here. especially a. the Wash
ington demonstration will follow Immediately
the one In New York
Moreover. since It became known that Prssi.
dent Mckinley would not 90 to New York It has
been assumed In Washington that he had de-
clinsd the invitation chiefly on the we'll
lished ground that the head Of q Government
does not. according to precedent. extend the
first greeting to . person coming to the
United States from abroad. except in case tho
person is the head Of q foreign government. As
told in The Sun on Monday last. this prece-
dent was definitely established whom the
Infanta Eulalie. the personal and official
representative Of the Queen Regent Of Spain.
arrived in tho United States In 1898. and she
made the first call on President Cleveland. In
the case Of Admiral Dewey's return. some per-
sons. who may or may not represent the Pres
ident's feeling in the matter. represent
that II must be considered in far bet
ter taste for the Chief Magistrate to await
the Admiral's arrival In Washington before
greeting him. Consciously or otherwise the
members OF the Cabinet have apparently OBJ.
served something like the same sentiment
in declining the invitations to New York. thus
foil hA aNn nj ~ . hop
The programme for tho Washington celebra-
ton. as arranged by the local committee. pro-
vdes for Admiral Deweys call at the Navy De-
partment and at the White House to pay his
respects. this to precede tho parade and nre-
works In his honor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Husiutss Chances.
for Sals.

nESKs. second hsnd partitions ra.hn GS. counters.
~ tables, offices htted: nLtures bought.
FAUE. ~ Centre street. near Worth.
Il :. NAVY FLAGS For D&GOkATINa.-LarGe
u. and tue assn tment in u.e on T. S. Navy
ships but short time, We furnished New YORK city
with U T. Navy Aa2s IN 1875. dccpratng eight blocks
on Fifth Av., ar the Prts.dent'N stand, Con-
tracts taken All Navy rags all wool bunting. fast
coiors. +, BASNE3M AZ, . - broadway. n. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
agautea-ffntaItS.

pIRD VOLUNTEERS and fancy feather makers,
- work given out. MAX HERMAN 4 CO. 8l6B'way.
FANCY FEATHERS- Piquet makers and bird
4 mounters; week work Apply DAVID SPERO,
Broadway and 4th st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Real Gstate-Out Of The City.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Al Roselle N j.. Is miles FROM New York. AZ
miles from Elizabeth. main line OF Jersey Central
H. r.: time TO foot OF Liberty st., 80 TO az minutes
over 50 trains every week day to aud from New ork
20 trains on Sunday; round trip tickets SO cents;
communication, 10 trips $3.50 month House. -
rooms furnace heat, electric lights. hot and cold
water sanitary plumbinR built and occupied by the
owner for nearly 20 years. lot 200 feet square iona
acre) 1ne shrubbery hedges. fruit trees flower and
vegetable gardens and a heated conservatory for
winter; large stables for two or more horses: on
Chestnut st. and Sixth av.: taxes not excessive;
buildings in complete repair; price, SIS 900; half
cab remain on bond and mortgage IL desired at low
for six months. furnished or uufurnished. Address
VIM PERRY FoGG. Roselle. or 23 Duane st.. New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-16
Mochanics' Liens.

Union Gv. 0 " cor Iboth Al, 1890: WI
HoWhiiter Co Va Herman Wolf ct nj. 81. 7
Washington Av. vs. 2lS.IO 166th OF,
6Iibo; hosa EllendSr vs Vincent Bon.
Crestou Az. es. l24 n is4th at, 22bIloo;
Rosa 'Filender vs. Laudsber0 h Rose. 8
Sd ave. q. .b1 174thst. 7bxto; Same Va
1920 ct. a4b and N4p East; Weber l. Ander.
son vs. Louis N King. .........:.,....,r.... ]
sbth 81. 84b aud 347 West; John Davidson
vRWE ID Stokes ct al Observation-Disclosures.
Kelly At. ma, rs W Wales ay. 75I1l5! Will
liam L Morton ys Louise NJ King and Ano. Q
Cd ave, n . cor l74th at, ooI1oo; Tony Al
teri vs L las Feldman ................,.. -. %
llath st. i3S Q; william Bell Va RoaelinS
white Plains I'd. Q ., 10 9Th st. 4iIIo5;
Salvador Grillo vs. Mary o'Connell OF al
13IEt st, Q. a04 Q Lenox Ay, 3lxH9.ll;G
W Martin h 10 Va Charles Brown......... 10
Ave G. 1873 10 1871; q l. Schuyler Co s
Baker h Fine. ,...........................
Satisfied Liens.
Harris, McHenry h BGker. vs. WIN T Hold
ing ct al. Jerome Ay. VS., ls4a ighbridgs
wSOit. Jas 4 Z T. vs. Marie i Dursis,
White Plains Av. n Q cor 18th Of: 1929. 49,.
.., .,, e.. Foreclosures.
Amsterdam Gv. . . cor 10th OF. io3xIoo; Ii
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Recorded Leases.
Denlosky, Dora, to Isaac Lipshit1, East
Broadway. 173; yr ............:..,...,..
U. 3. Mortgage and Trust Co. trustees. to
Mollie Bland. Sd Az, 1888, VS.; yrs......
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