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New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

CENTRAL PARK WEST-Slawson g.
Hobbs sold for the estate of S. Heyman
10 an investor the five story apartment
house at the northwest corner of Central
Park West and 106th street, 25.11xIO0 feet.
AUDUBON AVENUE-The Helene Real
ty and Construction Company, of which S.
Simon is president, bought from schan
& Silberman the plot 95x100 feet, at the
northeast corner of Audubon avenue and
175th street. Goldberg G. Scheer were the
brokers. The Helene Company will erect
on the site two five story apartment
houses.
FOURTH AVENUE-A syndicate was
repored to have bought a group of old
business buildings at the northwest cor
ner Of 21st street and Fourth avenue from
J. w Peyster and the Lawrence and Ma
son estates
FIFTH AVENUE-Harry Payne Whit
ney bought through Henry d. Winans &.
May from George Grant Mason the four
story dwelling house No. s7I Fifth ave-
nue., northwest corner of 68th street, ia
miIiarly known as the famous Whitney
mansion"
FIFTH AVENUE-Henry Corn bought
from the HURT estate Nos. "a and 7sth
Fifth avenue, two four story buildings on
q plot 517xl25x irregular together with
No / West 18th street, four story dwell
ing house on a lot 25x77.5 feet. Mr.. Corn
will erect twelve story store and loft
building on the site.
FIFTH AVENUE -Mooyer & Marston
sold for i. G. Potter Co. a six story
dwelling house. remodelled for business
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of Iessee.)
JANUARY l.

with name and address Of Iessee1
JANUARY L.
AMSTERDAM AVE. SOL n cor of 1921 ct.
MathlIda BruegSmann ct al to John T. Dris-
coll tJan 81; yrs from Dec / 1909:
$1,000. - oO''
Address. s4e Amsterdam ave.
BROADWAY, e cor of 39th st: the Broad
way and 39th ST co to Fred'k A Cauchois.
10 yrs from Dec 10, 1909; $50 600
Address 81 Fulton st.
ESSEX ST 1873 and 1875; Felix Tausend 70
Henry Steiner; 10 yrs from May /, 1910;
Address. 183 Essex ST.
MADISON ST. 26O; Charles Block to Vito
Salvo (Jan 81; yrs from Jan 3, 1910; 500
Address. 260 Madison ST.
MDOUGAL ST, 40; Frank Coccaro 10 Leon
Gal; yrs from Jan l. 1910; $500.
Address. 140 McDougal st.
Sd AVE. 2647; VIM c Bates TO Terence Z,
Kelly (Jan 81; yrs from Oct l, 1905;
Address. 849 East 142d st
14TH ST s. $50 TT of 9th ave, 25x1Os.3;
Fish Realty Co to the Charles Wissmann
Co 9Jan - 20 yrs; $4,125.
Address. 233 Fulton st.
21ST ST, "a West: Louis Sachs tn Geo Stein
berg (Jan 81; 10 yrs from Feb /, 1909;
Address. "a west o1st st.
2zD Do 81 S54 West, 21.6x9s.s; Casmir de r
Dec 10 i9oa Asees efso smillie; 2I yrs from
Address. 354 West 22d st
SD ST. 146 West Anna ouinn 10 Do,,t,
sIrsSn.shy' sIsn yrs mos from Jan l. 1910:
Address, 14e West SD st.
1o1da III 81. 245 East; FischeI Weintraub IN
$1,000. ''' from Aay J. 1910;
Address. 40 Rivington St
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney1
JANUARY A.
AMSTERDAM AVE 1901. 25x1OO; Nov / 1897:
cara 5 Bliss & and ano to Chas II Edgar and
Attorneys, T c & 7 Co, 176 Broadway.
ALEXANDER AVE and bath ST, s W cor 25
Xloo; July = 1906; Chas Furcht to N Trust
Attorneys. T c & T 90. 176 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE 347, 25x1OO; Feb a 1ao1
samuel 7 shaw and ano to Equit Life 4
Address, 12O Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE, W s. 30 TT of 10th st. 25x
loo; Jan :. 1905; Simon Holman TO Bertha
Attorney. G & 7 Co. 176 Broadway.
BRoOMh ST; 800; Eldridge ST. 112: 20x1O2.6;
Ian 81; l9Qs; Abr Bernstein and ano to
Attorneys r G & T Co. 176 Broadway
BROADWAY and GOTH ST n cor lOOxIOO:
Ee6 60, o. 1902; broadway broadway and SSd st Co to Robt
Attorneys. Young. Verplank & Prince. 14a
Broadway.
BROOME and ELDRIDGE sr. n e cor. 2Ox1O2. 6;
Aug ], 1908: Abr Bernstein to Harris Cohen
Attorneys strasbourger & Wen. "A Broad
way.
CHRYsTIE ST, 13I. 2a7xl177; May is. 1904;
Jacob Levy and ano to Max Korn and ano;
Attorneys T C & T Co. 17e Broadway.
HULL AVE. 5, 73 # Of 2Ooth St 25x1oo;
Attorneys Otis & PressInger.
HUGHES AVE. es. 15o Il n OF lssd St. 25x1OO;
Aug ~. 1903; Corby Const Co to Manhattan
Mtg Co: ST.. 600
Address, 200 Broadway.
lot IA. map OF Oak Tree Plot; April 26. 1909:
Sarah o. I,eary to Jas Bewit; $4,000
Attorney. ]. ms Co. 100 Broadway,
LOTS 293. 294 500 and $40. map 1870 GeOs,:
June ~ 1906; Henry ] Hunt to II Rose
address, dress 81 West 42d St
LOTS 285 and 56S map 1875 G9OS June IS
1905; Patrick Creegan TO Lohbauer Park Imp
Attorney /. Ins Co. 16O Broadway
LOTS 81 % % and 30. map 500 f1sT3); Nov
l6 1906 Ed # Mcpermott to VIM G. Multi
gam $50.
LOT 5G9. map 1915 O90s); June IS zoos.
Iohn O'Rourke TO Lohbauer Park Imp co:
Attorney l. Ins Co. 100 Broadway.
ORCHARD ST, . 3. &c II S OF Broome st.
81 oxG0. Aug II. 1906: Harry NJ Stofr 10
TIIIus Shulman and ano; 81 500
Attorneys. Strasbourger & Well. IA Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
FIFTH AYE. LEASE.
Many Other Large Business
Rentals RepOrted.

The ErneStus Gulick Company has leased
the third floor of the Cambridge Building
to S. H. p Pell & Co, members of the
New York Stock Exchange. The Office will
be under the management Of James Perry.
Slawson & Hobbs have leased the fol-
lowing dwelling houses: For Heilner &
Wolf and N l.. & l.. Ottinger No. 172 West
S6th street; for Mrs. Robert B. Mantell,
No. I46 West 95th street; for William E. ID.
Stokes. No. 564 West End avenue: for Mrs.
William H. Mcleod, No. 134 West SSth
street; for DIR. Clayton P. Bennett, No. 206
West list street, and for John c.. Lloyd,
No. 24s West 18th street.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased for Vincent
Asciutto to Samuel Glassman, the second
loft, No. 124 West 18th street; for Joseph
f. SoZopkin and George Goodman, part of
the sixth loft. Nos. SS and s5 West 18th
street to Morris Nagel & Co: for Robert
s Finney. the fifth loft at Nos. I49 and 151
West S6th street, TO the Wright Formette
Company; for Alden S. Swan, the seventh
loft at No. 56 East 18th street, to Samuel
Backhaut & Co.; for Joseph J. O'Donohue,
Jr-, and Alvina V. McAleenan, the entire
building No. $50 Sixth avenue, to J. Win
terbottom & Son; for the Realty Holding
Company, the eighth loft at Nos 20 and %
West 18th street, TO Bronfman & Shein-
berg; for the Bertfield Realty Company,
the third loft at No. % West 18th street, to
Smigel, Upper & Wolkoff. and for Henry
Trowbridge, the fifth loft at No IS
Waverley Place, to Nathan Shapanka. All
the leases are for term of years.
Denzer Brothers have leased for the re-
ceiVers Of the j. B. e. J. NJ. Cornell Com
pany $500 square feet at No 179 to 1S3
Wooster street; 1000 feet at Nos 70 and
81 Crosby street to Joseph Friedman; the
store and basement at No. 165 Greene
Olive H. Chesebro the fourth loft at Nos.
"A and As West Houstoa street, corner of
Greene street; for Harry Schlupsky the
third loft at No. 162 Spring street, corner
OF West Broadway: for S. Delches $500
feet at No 50 Mercer street; for the Ru-
land & Whiting Company $500 feet at No
is Lispenard street; for Henry Hirsch
$500 feet at No. 123 Prince street; for
Arthur Naething $500 feet at No. 436
Broome street; for the Chesebrough es-
tate $500 feet at No. 80 Great Jones street,
and for the Etagloc Holding Company
$500 feet at No. 46 Great Jones street.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for Stanley A Cohen the ground
floor and basement of No. 134 William
street to the Washington Lunch Corpora
ton for long term of years
P I. CanaVan and J. ". Cushman & Co
have leased for a Miss Whitley to Annie
Topp the five story dwelling house No 42S
West Goth street for a term of years at
an aggregate rental of S12OOO
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY

JANUARY 4.
Simon Uhlfelder TO Celia Michael (Jan 81:
$780, ~
Rieka Kaufman TO Simon UhIfelder (Jan 81:
81, ,442 A. -
Clara Neustadt to Bowery savg Bank (Jan
Augusta Petal Amundson to Kate Bell (Jan
b. $475. ~
josephine E Carpenter to Benjamin Moss
Margaret O'Connor to Farmers Loan
LAWYERS T Ins & Co to Lawyers Mtg Co
Geo F schwarz TO American Mtg Co (Jan 81;
$i.O34 a. -
LAWYERS t Ins & Co to Lawyers Mtg Co
(Jan 81; $4,000
State Realty & Mtg &C to Chas vascular
Maximilian Fleischmann Co to Mcvickar Call
ard Realty Co: 81.
Rose Schreiber TO Sam1 Kramer: ST.
Title Guar & T Co to Gustavus Sidenberr
ct al; $50. 600.
Joseph Roth to Bertha Roth; 81.
Louis Lew TO Bertha NJ Bake: So 500
Eweretta c Whitney to Mutual Life Ins Co:
S24,75O. ~
Harry G Callahan to Annis II Enochs: 500
Hunterdon Realty & Cons Co TO John J Nc
Bride; 81.
Cbas Rubinger to Jas I. Buttenwieser; ST.
Lawyers Title Ins & Co to LAWYERS Tit1s
lns & T Co and ano; $40. .0O0
Joseph Roth TO Bertha Roth, 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
RECENT BUYERS.

The Herald Square Holding Company,
of which Samuel Levey is president. is the
buyer Of Nos 80 and "a West 45th street,
a plot 40x1O0.5 feet, recently reported sold
by Lewis b. Preston and Mooyer & Mars
ton for the w. G. Park estate.
Hersch Frank is the buyer of No. 361
West 117th street sold about two weeks
ago by Pauline Nechols. He buys for oc-
cupancy.
J. j. Wysong is the buyer of No. IS East
18th street sold by Mrs. James A Bur
den, sr. S. Osgood Pell &, Co. were the
brokers.
The Bloomingdale estate is the buyer of
No. SO West 27th street, sold recently by
S. B. Goodale & Son. The estate owns the
property adjoining (No. 36), and now con-
trolls plot 46x98.9 between Broadway
and Sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
FIFTH AVE. SALES
TRADING IN THE THREE PRINCIPAL SEC
TTONS OF THE THOROUGHFARE
Henry Corn Bugs Safe South of nth Street-Market for
Midt0cn Plots

Property valued at many hundred thous-
knds changed hands yesterday. Both the
Volume and character of the trading reflect
I'd a larger market for high class specula-
tive parcels.
Important deals affecting big parcels in
Gany districts were reported
There were three large sales in the Fifth
avenue district. AS result of one OF
them, Henry Corn returns once again to the
lower Fifth avenue district TO help add TO
the number OF substantially built mercan-
tile structures there. This part of the ave-
nue. owes much to his skill as a specula-
live builder.
Mr.. Corn bought yesterday from the
HURT estate Nos. "a and &c Fifth avenue,
two four story buildings, on a plot 5l7x
iesx irregular. together with No. l West
18th street, four story dwelling house, on
lot 25x77.5 feet
On the entire plot. which has ar area of
about 1850 square feet. forming an t.
around the northwest corner of Fifth ave
nue. and 18th street, he will erect a twelve
story store and loft building. The proposed
structure will adioin the ten story building
No Is Fifth avenue. owned by the Bloom-
ngdaie estate, while at the southwest cor
ner of Fifth avenue and 18th street is the
sixteen story building erected two or three
years ago by interests identified with the
Hudson Realty Company On land owned by
the Van Schaick estate. A block south of
the site bought by Mr. Corn are the large
holdings OF Thomas T. Ryan
A transaction involving about S5250 900 was
the sale by Mooyer & Marston for the E.
O. Potter Company of the six story dwell
ing house, renodelled for business use
covering lot 1s.6x9S feet, at the south
east corner of 41st street and Fifth avenue.
Another Fifth avenue transaction was the
purchase by Harry Payne Whitney of the
famous Whitney house. No. ST. Fifth ave
nue., northeast corner of 6Sth street, from
George Grant Mason. through Henry D.
Winans & May. A complete report of the
purchase will be found in another column.
l. Randolph Jacobs also added TO his
holdings yesterday by the purchase,
through He'll & Stern, of the property Nos.
$50. l52 and 154 West cd street, three four
story dwelling houses. on a plot 62x1Oe feet
The sellers were the Hardenberg estate,
the estate Of Mary Mclaughlin and Fran
els E. Emmons.
The improvement of this block so far
has been confined 10 strictly fireproot
structures, two OF which are now nearing
completion, ard both of which have been
fully rented since December /
Mr. Jacobs recently purchased the Astor
estate holdings No. IS to 50 East 2lst street,
75xl0o feet
Some modern dwelling houses on the
West Side also changed hands yesterday.
and buyers were found for several large
plots in The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 4.

JANUARY 4.
EDGECOMBE AVE, s W cor 10th az 90 H.
100; jamestown Mantei Co agt Emanuel Doe
owner; So, 13S. S "
81 aNlCHoI1AS AVE. s. 24s4 # n OF 155th st
lZ0Nl25; Harry Caro- agt st Nicholas ConSfr,1r
tlon Co. owner and contractor: $3.50.
81 ,PAILS PLACE. n W cor Crotona ave ST ~
~; leonardo Torrtis agt St Paul Construction
90. owner and contractor; 500
WASHINGTON AVE. c cor i67th st 65x1o7.
JACOB Seidenberg agt Carmine Altier,
owner (renewaD; S1.746 o. ''
45TH ST, n West: Hercules Construction 60 IN,
aloert Jammes. owner; Mandel Building O.
18TH ST, 80 West Bernard Dr1eker as. r,o
tlce Lawrence. owner and contractor; $40
10TH ST. 100 West; Hyman Gabhe Of al ~.
FroInal Realty Co. owner: Max Ravfen "i & Sse
tractor; 1885. 0"' con-
10Th 81 n 5. whole front between Ratheats
ana washington aves. 1T5x60; Wilhelm, O.srsss,
ast Oppenhelmer & Feldman owners: JaSoh
Keller, agent, contractor; S53. '"e0o
P40TH ST. : s S3s II a NJ Nfar,ha - 49,,
Ioo; lhomas F Gushing Co agt Edgar III Han
S635 97. 9''' contractor;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
PLAN MIDTOWN BUILDING.
Part of Structure VIII Be Occupied by
American Press Association.

The Gross & Gross Company have sold the
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church, No.
225 TO 229 West 39th street, on plot 75x
sS.9 feet, TO Robert II. Montgomery, repre-
senting investors who viii erect on the site
q twelve story loft and office building The
same brokers have leased the entire build
ing from the plans for term Of twenty-one
years to the american Press Association,
which viii occupy a large part of the build
ing themselves, and suitcase the remaining
space in floors. This deal involves about
sfoo.ooo.
The lease marks the moving of another
large publishing house to the new midtown
business centre. The proposed building VIII
adjOin the McGraw Building. which is occu-
pied exclusively by publishers. and will be
opposite building now being erected for
the Pictorial Review Company
The American Press Association has for
the last twenty years been at No. % Park
Place.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES

CWith name and address of lenders attorneyA
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY A.
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1904. W g. 25xlO0 1Ian Q, .
yrs. Az per cent: Maggie E Hessen TO Row
cry Savings Bank; $4,000.
Attorneys, Strong d Cadwalader 40 Wall st
AMSTERDAM AVE. 56s W s 77xlOO Cnrtor
mtg SO 0OOl; yrs. interest as per bond.
Chas Ochs TO Geo + Brown 81, 500
Attorney. G f Brown, lTl5 Amsterdam ave
AMSTERDAM AVE, 80. s. 25x1O0; 3 YRS a..
per cent; Wm Stewart 10 Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank; SO. 900
Attorney, II Clarke. 81 Chambers ST
AMSTERDAM AVE, s. lOO11 II 8 or r,.,,
ST. 60xl0O prior mtg SO OO0): Z YRS a IN len
cent: Frank Rogers to st Luke's Realty e.
SIG, 600. ~
Attorneys, Kantrowitz & Bsberg. 500 Broad
way.
AMSTERDAM AVE. $, SOIL II s of Han ,
50xi00 (prior mtg $72. 900: 3 yrs 6 per cet, %,
same TO same; $4,000 i''
Attorneys above.
CONVENT AVE. 451 s. I6x5O: due etc as -.
bond. Alfred Barber TO Caroline ] WeRsr
Attorney. T G & Co, 176 broadway
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg 50 O0o,; 3 yrs a
per cent same 10 same, $1,000 800
Attorney as above.
COLUMBUS AVE. G s, 75.5 It n OF 7oth -,
2ox10o (prior mtg ss2.ooW due. etc. as ps. s,,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroorns. Nos. IA
and 16 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
125TH ST. sos. s, 1876 TT of Sth ave- % 3x
9S1i. sty tenmt and store; Twelfth Ward
attys: r P Lydon, ref: amt due SIS 5l8 6S;
taxes, etc. $500 10; sub TO first mtg Of S19-
QUO: 10 Rachel Newman for $2l 800.
By Joseph P. Day.
tenmt and store i N Hall agt Nicholas Bal
reye ct al; L c m mDussnbnry, atty; NJ ] DriscoI
adjourned to January Z.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph Day.
Bleecker st. 748xiOO. sty loft and store bldg !;
Charles Fowler ct al agt Il q ] NJ Cornell
co ct all BE Beals ais & n. attys; T F. Gilroy. ref;
amt due. $57 ,269 90; taxes, etc, $134 40; sub to
a first mtg OF Sl2O, 600.
18TH ST. 20. S, 165 # W Of Park ave- 25x
99ll sty tenmnt and store; E d McManus
ct al agt Simon Wolk ct al: w Marx, atty;
Walsh, ref amt due $5,274 90; sub to a
first mtg OF $22 Coo
235TH ST, 233, s, 325 TT OF Kepar ave. OK
1Go, Sty, dwlg; M McCusker agt NJ V 1
right title etc, which defendant had July /,
BY Samuel Marx
RIDGE ST 81, W S, 152 II # of Rivington st.
26Xl2o. 7X5Ox irregular 3 sty synagogue and two
4 sty loft bldgs in rear; Charles Decker agt
Simon Fine ct al; Amend & A. attys; "
Dean. ref; amt due, S31. .6O7 5s; taxes, etc.
s49O9 60. '' CIV
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
1S0TH ST. n s, 40 It W of Washington ave BOX
l0o, vacant; Mary Dunno agt julius Braun ct
al; Moran & H, attys; NJ G Palliser ref; amt
due, $4, IS3 Oh; taxes, ETC. 1854 65.
By Samuel Goldsticker
121TH ST, 307 S. 1340 1T w of Sth ave, % 3x
e9ll' D sty tenmnt and store; Rachel New
man agt Joseph Ettlinger ct al; Aaronstamm
a {, attys; II Sherman, ref; amt due
mtg of $19,5o0 ~
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
tWith name and address of purchaser
NJ MAbTtI A rT,rr =,

CWlth name and address of purchaser1
MANHATTAN
JANUARY
AMSTERDAM AVE. W s. IOO11 II s. of 1tAtb
Rogers mtg $SS. 600; 500 NiN
Address, 800 West Hath ST
SAME PROPERTY; Frank Rogers N AI,r.A "
Amy (ntgs SSS 900: 800
Address. 1898 7th ave
AMSTERDAM AVE, W s. 5OIl IT 3 of Han s+
500 " "iA hosers'
Address 500 West 1l4th st
SAME PROPERTY; Frank Rogers to Alfred V
Amy (mtgs SIS 900; SlO0 ieu
Address. 1893 7th ave
BR1ADHURsr AVE. 23o, 3. 25.5xiO74; John
Nogel TO Adolph Nogel fntg SIS OO0l 81 ~
Address Room 1O02, 256 Broadway.
BROADWAY. n 53d ST. 90 sx42 .. proaa
way s, 50.s IT OF SD st % Ixge \, Geo
Warren 10 Georgia w Warren. 81
Address. 6s Broad st
BROADWAY. cor 10sth st, 2ex105 4. Tncirs
600; Ss7 500. " 's %-"'
Address. Gaieton, Penn
CANAL ST q. n g, 22Gx75; Chas Eulerle -
General Holding 60; SIO0 ~i'e 70
Address, 2e9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
REALTY NOTES.

G. Richard Davis spoke last night at the
real estate class of the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association, No S1S West
51th street, on Mortgage and Building
Loans on Real Estate"
Ebbitt & Reynolds were the brokers in
the recent sale of the lot, No. 263 West 22d
street, for Margaret A. Todd This site is
the key parcel TO a large plot extending
through from 22d street to 23d street
Shaw & Co. were the brokers in the sale
TO SCHNEIDER & Bachrach of the two three
story dwelling houses, Nos. 244 and 246
West 131st street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
ESTATE PROPERTY NOT SOLD.

A report was printed yesterday that the
Goldsmith estate had sold TO a syndicate
the property Kos. 1l9. 121 and I23 West
22d street and Nos. l22, 124 and I26 West
23d street, fronting 81 feet on 22d street
and Is feet on 23d street. running through
the block. II was also said that the pur-
chasing syndicate would erect twelve
story store and loft building on the site.
The report was denied
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
a TALK ON APPRAIsALs.

The subject Of "Appraisals" will be pre-
scented before the members Of the real
estate class Of the Bedford branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Brook
lyn, tomorrow night The lecture Will be
illustrated by stereopticon views and will
be delivered by S. d. Van Wagner, man
ager of the bureau Of investments Of the
Lawyers Tite Insurance and Trust Com
pauv
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
TO HAVE BROADWAY HOME.
Manhattan Trust Company VIII Be a
Tenant of u. S. Realty Building.

The Manhattan Trust Company has ar
ranged to occupy the quarters of the Ma
uonal Copper Bank, in the United States
Realty Building, No. 115 Broadway, while
the proposed building to be built by the
Bankers Trust Company on the site of the
Gillender and Stevens buildings at the
northwest corner Of Wall ana Nassau
streets, in which the Manhattan Trust will
be located, is being erected.
The lease of the Copper Banks space,
which comprises the south offices on the
street floor and the basement floor, is for
a two years term, beginning April !.
when the Manhattan Trust Will take pos
session. The National Copper Bank was
merged recently with the Mercantile Ma
tional Bank.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company have been appointed by the
Bankers Trust Company agents for the
new building, which is expected to be
ready for occupancy by the summer of 1911.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
BUYS RIVER EDGE TRACT.
Syracuse Syndicate Will Improve the
PROPERTY.

w. II. Coyle has sold for the Brookches-
ter Land Company its entire holdings, COM
Frising S25 lots. at River Edge. n. j., to
syndicate Of Syracuse men. This is one
Of the finest tracts in Bergen County It
will be developed by the new owners along
such liberal lines as to insure an ideal resi-.
Dental community.
Ruftin A. Smith has been retained as
sales manager. He win have entire charge
OF this property.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JANUARY 4

JANUARY T.
Essen ST, l4T; Harlem supply Co act Es,s
ton Il winthrop ct al; July s. 1909; Ss54 20
PROSPECT AVE. 2350 10 2s56: Ike schIussherv
Zoo ss Anen construction Co ct al; Dec 80. 1909:
S,nn+oSs ,NioS 81. lo4; sanitary Fireproofing and
contracting Co agt John Doe et al: Oct IN
1903; $40 SO - a. w To-
NM HII,NE, AVE, 12sS; Charles Schneider agt Joseph
hoherith ct al; Dec 81. 1909; s229 90.
18th ST, 567 and 500 West: Phillips & Julien
Se' Safah Rarel ct al: June % 1909: Si.S45 O6
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
SALE OF HOTEL LoNcAcRE.

The John II. Fife Company has sold for
Horace II Shares the lease and furnish
ings of the Hotel Longacre. Nos. I57, l59,
1sp and l63 West 47th street. to John G.
Boggs. The lease is for a term OF fifteen
years, at an aggregate rental of more
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addrs

WIN owners name and address.)
THE BRONX.
JANUARY 4.
40 a LE HILL. AVE, $. $50 n n OF Sterlinc
Shes Ss Tor sty frame barn. 1dx25: Henry Norae
ccst. SEQ " - - "'Shitecls
oNher. Carms vascinoo. premises
80 rc FrccMirT PLACE, w s. IS5 II OF Macy place
30 70 sly brx tenmt, 5O.5Xi2aS Samuel Gsss'
ARK Row, architect; cost, $4,000.
S"hefs. Goldb.rg & smith. ltOS Madison ava
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
DEAL AT FAR RockAwAY.

S. Simon has resold the two cottages at
The corner Of Mott avenue and Bay street,
Far ROckaway, Long Island. which he re-
Gently bought The corner house occupies
a plot 77xl4O feet and the inside one, on
Bay street. 1OOxlSO feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JANUARY f.
CLINTON AVE w g 1911 II OF 16eth 81.
IS 1Ox13s. 2x2S. 1Ox13S 3: Prospect Investing 90
loans LevinsOn Improvement Co S29.Occ.
PERRY AVE. w = $50 n 5 OF Scott ave. Al 11x
look irreg; Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Annie
D'Amhra S13 900
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
GETS A 4lz PER CENT LOAN.

The Zengendal Realty Company has bor-
rowed from the Title Insurance Company
of New York, 100000 at Az per cent. on
the six story elevator apartment house at
the northeast corner of Broadway and 195th
street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

POPHAM AYE. " $. 35ss s6 Il n OF t1ssh st, fos
~ sty frame dwlg. 20 fx56.s: Campbell.
9f6 Woodycrest ave architect: cost. 5000
Owner. w II Gunnell. 114t Aaueduct ave-
VAN NEST AVE. e .. 2s n n OF Adams 81. for
sty frame she'd f5x20 NJ W Del Gaudfo. Tr~-
mont and Webster aves. architects cost, $50
Owner. TOtero, premises
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

than s65o.oo0. Mr.. Boggs paid nearly
100000 for the furnishings, fixtures and
goodwill.