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New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
CHARITY BIG BENEFICIARY.
John J. Clancy, Leaving Nearly
S4O0,O00, Had No Relative.
ONLY TWO PERSONAL GIFTS
Business Partner Gets S25, 900
and Physician $40, o,000-Fall
Killed Civil War Veteran.

John j. Clancy. a well known real os,9te
man, who died on November IS at Rooso-
welt HOSPITAL from a fractured skull te-
ceived I'm a fall at the Hotel G.'cnoble, the
circumstances of which furnished a brief
police mystery left practically his entire
estate to public institutions. His will was
filed yesterday IN the Surrogate's office.
The instrument gives Sl65,co0 specifically
for benevolent purposes, while the residue
OF the estate. after two personal bequests
aggregating $4,000. is left for charitable
purposes. This bequest is estimated at 800
o00. the value of Mr.. Clancy's estate being
conservatively estimated at 100000 and goes
to the Association for the Improvement
Of the Condition of the Poor
Mr. Clancy apparently tried 10 distribute
his public benefactions so that no one re-
ligion would be favored over another With
this In view he gave $4,000 each 10 the
Presbyterian, st. Vincents and Mount sinai
hospitals.
His other public bequests were as follows;
Church of the Strangers. $500; Mission
airy Society of ST Paul the Apostle. $4,000;
Big Brother movement. $4,000; Florence
Crittenton Mission. $1,000; Young Mems
Christian Association, West Side branch,
$1,000, and ST. Johns Guild, $4,000
So far as is known Mr. Clancy left no
relative He had been married, but his
wife died before him. He made only two
bequests to individuals. One was Of S5""
to Joseph Berger. for his faithful and ef-
ficient services" Mr.. Berger was sssociat-
ed with the testator in the real estate Srm
Of John J. Clancy & Co, of No. 1867 Broad
way which Mr. Berger now continues
alone Mr.. Berger also receives the undl-
vided interest Of Mr. Clancy in The real
estate business.
The other personal beauest was one Of
$1,000 10 DR.. William A. Ewing, OF No lS4
West 5sth street, friend of long standing,
who attended Mr Clancy following his
fatal fall.
Mr.. Clancy appointed Mr.. Berger and the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company AS ex-
ecutors Of his WILL which was executed on
February IS, 1911. II was reported when he
died that he was a millionaire, but that
report is proved 10 have been exaggerated
by the best obtainable information from
persons who knew him. Much Of his estate
was in real property.
The board Of directors OF the Big Brother
Movement held a special meeting yester-
day to consider Mr.. Clancy's bequest 10
the organization II was decided TO use
the $4,000 as a nucleus Of an endowment
fund to be devoted to the purposes of the
movement. which are the training and cor
rection of children who are the victims Of
disadvantageous environment and lack Of
opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
TIRED AFTER OLYMPIC TRIP
Passengers Vexed by Weather
and Then by Delay on Pier.

Seven hundred and fifty-fve weary tray-
ellers arrived here yesterday on the White
Star liner Olympic from southampton. Fog
shut down upon the big steamship at South
ampton and Cberbourg and fog held her
down the Bay yesterday after she had
been passed by the Health Officer. Through
out the voyage the weather was disagree
able: gales were plentiful and the seas
heavy.
To add TO the discomfort of the passen-
gers there were not enough customs in
spectors and appraisers on the pier 10
handle their baggage with dispatch. Many
of the saloon and second cabin passengers
had to wait fully two hours after the
Olympic docked TO have their baggage ex-
arnined. The docking Of the Kronprinz
Wilhelm ahead OF the Olympic drew upon
the customs force so that only about eighty
inspectors and dozen appraisers wer,
available for the White star boat. once
inspectors were drawn from the second cab
in line 10 attend TO baggage OF saloon pas
sengers. and there was grumblng among
the second cabin people. Many men and
women who had stood long in line en-
ployed substitutes to hold their places
James Brown Potter (not the actress). She
said she had been forced by tho delay Of
the Olympic 10 seek lodgings in the dining
room Of an inn i'm Cherbourg, waiting until
Il. IN. before the diners left and she could
go TO sleep. Some three hundred Of the
Clympic's passengers, 1t was said, slept
on the tender in the harbor. The North
German Lloyd Line. anticipating the con.
gestion at CherbOurg arranged accommo'
dations for its passengers for the Kron-
prnz at the Hotel Casino de Paris.
Martin Beck. general manager of the
Orpheum circuit, returned after attending
the opening Of the Victoria Palace. his new
music hall IN London. Among others were
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Taylor. Henry T. Pant
ing. Claude Grahame-W White, Theodore G.
Dickinson, Mrs. II. Fl. Butts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney g. Case, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hunt
ingtOn and Miss Mary English Jenrles.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
DR.. COLLYER IS NOW 00
Clergyman Recalls Days When
He Was Blacksmith in England.
"OUT OF LIFE" BUT Is WELL
Says His Lectures Against Slav-
cry in This Country Made His
Fortune-Still breaches.

II Daniel Webster had lived beyond his
allotment Of threescore years and ten he
might have looked very much as the Rev
Or Robert CoIyer did yesterday on the eve
- his eighty-eighth year. Roeert Colyet
Mas blacksmith, apprentice and journc!
man. for twCnty-onC wears before he took
Z. church-hc hammered hot iron into shape
preparatory Ia moulding souls-and the
massive shoulders deep chest and great
thick hands stil bear eloquent evidence OF
those early manual triumprs.
Yes. ] WAS strong, very strong. as q
Nounc man." said Dr. Collyer, in the way
a. octopcnarian speaks. d.spassionately' 81
the vanltics Of youth. He crooked his arms
q little mconsciously rs he sat back i''
rn armchair i'm his apartment. at No. 2l
West 18th street. His arms are very long
Hey still look powerful Across on the o.
sosite wall ne indicated an Illuminated
manuscript presented 10 him by the htue
old town Of llklcy. I'm Yorkshire. England
where he was horn and where In 1891 ne
dedicated a library given by Andrew Car
,caic Cne Of the illustrations fram ms thls
manuscript was that o. pair OF iron
church gates which Robert Collycr had
welded as 81 young man
They're as horuclv as . barn door, SaId
le. but on one of my visits 20 the 'ld
lone ! inspected them and after forty-hNe
years not rivet had sprung
The blacksmith became a Unitarian mis-
rionary in Chicago, where he founded
Unity Church Of which he was pastor until
js5a Then he came 10 New York, TO the
Church cf the Messiah. of which he is to
day the pastor emeritus. In the war he
d.dn't 60 10 the front as q soldier, but as a
nurse This prompted the question whether
he believed, like Tolstoy, in non-resistancs.
! believed in non-re istance until they
fred on Fort Sumter he replied. Then
hunted up text big enough 10 preach
from. II was: Then Jesus said: But nov,
Je that hath no sword let him sell HIS gar
lnent and buy one.
II comes from somewhere near the end
OF the New Testament. l can't cite the
reference; but il was a law unto my mind
a. that time
Dr. CoIlyer began voting the Republican
ticket in 1856. when Fremont ran against
Tucfan for President. and since then
every Republican candidate for that office
has received his vote. Furthermore, he IN
tends 10 stick TO the party I'm the future,
bc SAYS. but the aged minister does not
bother his head over the trust question or
tho tariff
'T am not in life now he sighed peace
fully, except as q spectator
You are we'll though?'
"Oh. yes; quite well quite we'll
And YOU still preach, do you not?
Occasionally, at the Church OF the Mes
siah. il the young man, Mr. Holmes, wishes
me TO- II isn't as easy to preach as 1t
ised 10 he because nv cyesight isn't good -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded yes
terdav a. the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos II and ~ Vesey street:
By Hugh u. Smyth.
GRAND ST 576 n 2 cor Goerck 81, 23x15
tn Rachel Ia 4 and story tenenents and
stores. also.
GRAND ST. SIS n E. - {, Of Goerck st.
25x75; to Rachel Ia. 2 story front and rear
tenements: adjourned sine die.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph =. Day.
BLOCK bounded by Hall and Post aves. 2o2d
81 and road TO Westchester with frontage %
202 1855 200 and 20pg o. respectively eX
cept plot 50XluO on Hall ave; sold 10 Mrs. f
FinCk for $500; also.
RIVFRDALE AVE. :. 27l II of 26lst
It. iOx09N irree = and story dwelling and
store. story stable and vacant. sold TO the
plainuh for 5000.
BY T. p Ingraham g. 90.
CRUGER AVE, = block front between
1s7th and BronKdaie ay 20 lUNj0S39 * ir-
reg sold to Robert 4 Higgins for S7,j2j.
BY George Price.
aD7TI ST. 800. s. 5OS u Of Decatur ave.
20 sxg4. 4x50x102 4; story dwelling and story
stable: sold 10 the plaintiff for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
NOVEMBER BUILDING REPORT,

"Bradstrsets' in itt issue Of December 9. will
give the following figures FOR building expend-
tures for November io11 compared Tith th'
previous month.
For new buildings. Manhattan. fo- Ncvember.
Ss 917 s75, against S5.IlI95o for october; toT
alterations for November, $3.50, 800, against 81
220 2s3. The Bronx for November. 81 hf 80
November. 50 523, ,17O. against s?51775o for oc-
tober.
The total amornt &, sl4.0l5 1875 for November.
1911, against sl03l47to for the previous month.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

80 AVE COZ ot 1s3d -; Savoy Glass
co AIT Pocano Realty 60; Dec Il, 1911 (by
dtposiD; $f25.
SAME PROPERTY; Harrison Walker Re.
fractories co ast same. Dec >. 1911 Thy de-
PosiO, S24d
NESTRI ST Il; Duffy & Collin agt Mrs.
ANNA Jnger ct al, Feb I. 1911. S2T8 30.
AVE u, - AMI 35; Elgle Iron Works agt
Samuel Warthpuer estate ct al. Nov 10. 1911
$40.
OLINNlLLE AVE. " s. 225 Il n OF 2i3th st:
Standard Plumbing supply co sgt Basilio
Bottenelli ct n: July -. 1911. Si36 is
MARION AVE "a cor OF l9sth at; Sig
mund Adler inc. agt Latham Realty co et al
Dec Il 1910 sos
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BUYS BIC PLOT FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
Parcel in 2st Street. Near Amsterdam Avenue To Be improved
with an Elevator Structure
LESSEEs OF BYRMEs PROPER TY AT FIFTH AVENUE CORNER

Clinton avenue. two story detached
house. for II. TTurwitz to a client for oc-
cupancy.
The Efooklyn Bar Association has leased
the building AT No. lG0 Montague street rs
a permanent home. Separate quarters viii
be provided FOR various committees of the
association
Charles H. Rickerson has leased No. q
Prospect Place between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. a three story and basement
brownstone dwelling, for a client to MIS-
Margaret Hoaglsnd. for a term of years
and No. il6 Fulton street. adjoining Abra-
ham & Straus. the upper part Of the build
ing. for client for term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
MOUNT VERNON PROPERTY SOLD.

Bryan J.. Kennedy sold at - Supreme
cour, nartition sale at Mount Vernon. y. Y,
Yesterday. under the direction of William
u Sullivan, referee. the plot 50X100 feet,
southeast corner Of Prospect avenue and
william street, 10 Katharine briggs for
si.G5O and the adjoining plot. 5Oxl0o feet,
10 Max Llehbold for S2,l5O. Harry j.
Douglas bought the lot 1S.2xlO4 feet, south
west corner of William street and Gramatan
avenue. for N,l5O, and the plot 31x151X
irregular. on the east side Of Gramatan ave-
rue. north of Primrose avenue. for S70e.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BOY DYING FROM DOG elTs.

Jacob Levin. seven years old, the son Of
Jacob Levin, OF. No. 60 Newark avenue
Jersey City, was IN the last stages Of
hydrophobia at Christ Hospital, jersey
City, last night. lie was bitten by DOG
Oh November q. DR.. J. l.. Rosenstein. Of
No l35 Wayne street, advised the father
TO have the boy treated at the Pasteur In
stitute. but Mr. Levin said he was unable
TO bear the expense.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BROOKLYN ELKS' NEW HOME
VIII Vote Tonight on Site for $780,
900 House in oxford Street.

Tie Brooklyn Lodge No. p, j. +. o..
Elrs. have secured. through their site
and building committee, an option on
property for their new clubhouse which
Viii cost 100000 and which will be one
of tbe finest clubhouses in the city. The
committee will report faVoraOly Oh the
sitr selected tonight, and II is almost
certain that its action VIII be approved
iv the lodge The property selected by
thc committee is 100 feet by rs feet and
iics ON me downtown side Of South OK
ford street, and the price set for IL Is
$1,000 There are four houses upon The
IA but N the motion TO purchase passes
he lodge they will De torn down and
work win begin a. once on the new
building.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Colson g. Flandreau sold for the Crown
Heights Realty Company Nos. 81, $40, 37s
and Is. Montgomery street, near Rodgers
avenue. four four story apartment houses,
to the Ponce Realty Company, which gives
in exchange plot s'Nllo feet IN Ocean
avenue. north Of Linden road. and a front
age Of lo3 feet on Flathush avenue. west
side. porth Of Foster avenue The exchange
Involves about 'l25.""
IL ". Rozell & son have sold 80. Us
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
nECEMEER &

BROADWAY. " cor of 34th st. upper part
q bldg: United Merchants Realty and Improve
nent - 10 David Leahy Realty 90 from Jan !
lgil 10 sept /. 1924 $1,000; address, 1919
Broadway.
GRAND ST 26i. all; Theodore simon TO liy
man Marcus. 10 yrs from May /. 1910. So ioo
10 8. zoo: address 264 Grand ST.
NORRIS AVE 6l9; store etc: Tommaso Tucci
TO Finipo Rafnano: 3 WIS from oct /. 1911; $3.50;
address Gl9 Morris ave.
iST AVE 1907; store, etc: Elisa Nose 20 Ber
tha and Amanda Harz; rrs from May !, 1911
$3.50. address. 1907 lst ave.
Sd AVE, $50 all. Hermitage 60 10 Joseph
Sam: yrs from Dec ], 1911; 81, 100; address.
442 East 9th -.
3iTH ST. 4O3 and ioj East; store and base
ment: Peter ! Schneider to John 7 Donovan; >
yrs mos from Dec l. 1911 Sl,sop; address iH3
West 1911 ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
,,eMreNANr RYAN MADE CAPTAIN

Police Commissioner Waldo yesterday
,,rouoted Lieutenant Thomas ] Ryan 10
- ,,rsde of captain He has been attached
me p od(,,srters I'm q confidential capacity
80 ne was appointed 20 the force on
lpr q 1895 Captain Ryap 9 ,,l IS LIE n9tsa eSe1s ror
Is Plans .Ie 70 io' Flllmbiirst' lllbit Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

l0iTH 1T. 80 TO 49, West; Title Guarantee
ton 60, $500 900.
~ NICHOLAS AVE n cor of i6ith 81.
i82INlTi.1. charles Iaue loans Audubon
Construction GO. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders
have been Issued:
Captain FERDINAND sCHMITTE7 r.tl,s
corps, from For, slocum. on arrival Z Fire
Lieutenant THOMAS J. LEARY. nas4i;sl
First Lieutenant JEEsE .. DRAIN. 18Th IN.
fsntry, 20 Fort Smelling thence 70 his rssi
First Lieutenant WILLIAM J. ENDERs. msii-
cal reserve corps, on arrival A. san Frs'-
L.ayes YES OF absence: Captain FERDIYAyr
SCHMITTER, medicsl corps, two month";, %
arrival OF First Lieutenant ] 1HoMAs :
First Lieutensnt CHARLES :, BLAKELT
81 Field Artillery, twenty two GAYS Firfi
Gieutenant SAMUEL II WLEARY. coss
First Lieutenant 9. sToCkMAR BENDEL
IN Infantry. twenty-cne days on departure
Lieutenant WILLIAM J. ENDERs. medeal
reserve corps. one month ana WE'VE 1tts gh
arrival az his home
NAVY.
Commander J. F. CARTER. detached ths G.~-
gia: home await orders. .,. -,
Lieutenant Commander r. h. CRANk. detach"
the Maine; TO The Georgia. -..-.
Lieutenant Commander r. /. CDNSIbI 60
tsched the Name; to The BirWlngras6r1S. ,rs6S a.
Lieutenant Commander \. T.. WATSON, %
tached the Maine; 10 the Rhode Island
Lieutenant e. 7. HUTCHINS, Jr.. detschS' u.
Maine: 10 the Georgia. 5000.
Lieutensnt A. P. FAIRFIELD. detached ne ~,
Moines; 10 the Birmingham.
Ensign r. T.. ROGERS detached the ls'
ENSIGN r. p LIE CLAIR, detached The D'
Moines 10 10 ths PfcE EaHr'pa' n 81 MORRISON and J.
8 SPoORE. detached the Pennsyl ylyana and
Pacific reserve squadron: 70 Asl&ilf steqo1
Ensigns J. A. NELSON; p G. kiTTEtL ,1i,I s1d ]
RIDGE. J. II. SMITH. s. z, ROSE. J.
BLACKWELL ". p. BROWN sn1 l.. 2
RBIFSNIDER, detached the Maine; to TIE
Dts,.Nz
,Is!HUmah hOng 1'F'i F. II FOWLER. detached The p's
Moines; TO the Hannibal. ,..,.,.. .,s
Nldshpman q. W HEWLETT. detachsa nv
Rhode Island. 70 the Birmingham.
Midshpman G. 3. STRICKLAND. detached '''
chief F'9&s BoatsTain swain :. MCCARTHY. to coHTaal
chief nf Maehinist, aSIr'se L. H. WENTWORTH ard <.
D. GRANT. detached the Name. % 'H'
Chief MacRinst ]. z vENABLE. PLACED on re
tired list: 70 home , -
CHIEF Carpenter T. z. KILEY. orders ~ De
cember revoked: detached navy YARD, Ef
folk: 20 the san Francisco. ,.,....
Chief Carpenter T. r. CASEY, detached the ean
Paymsster's Clerks :. p. VAUGHN. Il.
HOPKINS and E. r. Won PREsslG' aP-
paymPgseps PGisPs"[c cTsrk rST9Tf $ KoPPANG appointed
20 tho Ms.sachusetts
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec 5-The Cesar. at Hampton Roads. :.
pee 6-The Vesuyius az Boston. the Ctah o.
Hampton Roads.
SAILED
Dec 5-The Maryland. from Honolulu ior mo
the Cesar from Sevalls Point for Hahp
ton Roads.
Dec 6-The Wheeling. from Guantanamo iof
santo Domingo City: the Monaghan ron
Charleston FOR cruise: the Connecticut, ne
Vermont and the New Hampshire, ir'n
Lynnhayen for New York.
The Maine i'm reserve. navy yard Philadelpia
The Des Mones I'm reserve, navy yard. Boston.
The Raleigh in first reserve, navy yard Na~
Island
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NNNllAIrAS
DIVISION -. :. 1850 Il = Of Catherine
- Tor : stN loft. 25xe6 /; ] Gordon. a
Division St owner. = y NnvSrs i-ntrr
square west, utchifcct. tg5 0n6
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
REcOrDEp MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of granteeD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN


BROADWAY. n cor osth St i00x202 prior
mtg $3.50 0OO,: Nov -: . yrs T J McLaughlin's .
Sons Company 10 Jennie McIAughlin Sio,oc,
address. pa West I3d ST.
BROADWAY. G cor seth st, 1881 Dec 6;
3 yrs per cent. Edmund I Mooney 70 Ruin
" Graham 5000; address. % East goth It.
MADISON AVE. 1871 and 1873: 12jth s., "a
and 80 East: Dec 2: instaments: schultz Realty
co 10 William Martin; $1,000 address East
Fishkill Y.
ST NICHOLAS. AVE. y ". cor 125th st, a9y
100 Cprior mtg sls0:ooo.i Dec : due Jan i 1914
per cent: John II u Brlen 10 William y oar
row: $1,000 address, 4607 Fort Hamilton ave,
Brooklyn.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n " cor i64th at. lS3x
irreg lpror mtg Sl3J.0rp. Dec Z. yrs. p"r
cent. Audubon Construction CO 70 Charles Laue'
ss5, 600.
SAME PROPERTY; Dec : due Fe6 I. 1919;
6 per cent. same 10 same S5,o"; address l'2
sth ave, Brooklyn.
9TH AVE. 6l6. n z cor 26th st Dec due as
per bond Jacob P Rurodi 70 Melville II Bearns'
90 600; address, IN Hubert st
sTH ST n $. 900 # Of Cd ave 23xS3; 2S also 50
plot beginning 300 {, OF "a ave; =" n OF OF
besinniuR 0rior mtg 100000; Dec >; 3 yrs. 6
per cent Maurice l. Gruschow 10 Clara Fischer;
81 000 address. 1872 West s7th 81
list ST. S. 225 Il of 9th ave 2Jxl00; De-
4. due as per bond: Marie Clemens TO Otto II
Kahn: $4,000. address, Morristown, j.
12D ST. 3O5 West. 2lxio2 Dec g. 3 yrs; oN Maria aria
Garlic to Alphonse Mentant. trustee S3SWo'
address Larchmont y.
s1sT ST. 8. 1915 Il v Of ist ave. 25xlo2: Nov
81. . YRS u Der cent: Malvine SChwsrz 10 Lett
tia Scbillirg: 81 OOu: address. 1906 Let ave.
10TH IT. ~ East, 1sxio0: Dec . yrs;
Carmela Altonna TO Union Trust Co, Sfooo' ad-
dress 50 Broadway.
13sTT ST. 5I4 West. 37x99: Nov 20. 3 yrs. 4's
nor cent. Caroline Ross to Elliott y Eldridge.
trustee: $50 900; address, - South Portland ave-
Brooklyn.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg S35.cW: Nov
%: 2 yrs u per cent; same 20 Albert Ilmmer-
mann: $500: address. los Bay 26tn ST. Brook
Ign.
I9sTH ST I84 West. i6x99: Dec >; due as per
bond. Tohn q TAYLOR TO trustees OF Robert Col -
ioge Of Corstantiuoplc Ga corporation. Ss@oO;
address ~ John s..
ION ST a31 West. . s,y brk. 25x99; Dec 6:
yr,. Veronica Whistler 20 William W Johnson
and ano. trustees. $500. address, 6l2 ~orth
Broadway. Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
THE BRONN.

! RAINRRrpGE AVE. 277a 25Hl0o. Jacob Gran ,.1
der 70 Anna Meyer; Nor y; Slo'' ''''''''
, Il Johns ave. 30
BELMONT AVE . $ tcO It Of 18Th =, ,,,,, g"< J,
s5.Oo0, all Hens: oct 80, 81; address w ''
dougal 81. "a
CITY ISLAND oa x coI , q r'9' 10 Fn,ler' sl ali ii
! liens. coptr,natior iced. Nov ~ mtg Si""';
! s1oo; address 33 Tier st. CRY Island.
SAME PROPERTY IEds II HuteT iIsT. to pe. VIZ 3
seO75 address, 435 Riverside Drive.
LOTS {. and g. map Commanr es'a,. e.a,res 81
| Tordham Heights: Thomas E1Snsh 10 '@9oo u,
Roberts 60 mtg S1l.oon; 81 address ''~'
l5nth ST
LOT :. cammsun estate. catherin" Hengss,y s,,,o
| 10 Thomas English lmtg S2V" p'' ~ f'''
address. 1871 West l2tth st .
SAME PROPERTY; Thomas EnglisGhn Gn 70 ,d4res. 's,,s
Roberts 60: Dec uts $1,000 Si"'' "u'''''
800 West I20th st.
DECATUR AVE. BIAS 25xi12 Io@ioe odS, SGh[o1 Ge.
der 20 Dsgmer Anderson mtg S"'V''' i'' 70
81: address. 20I West l3hh ST.
COLLEGE AVE, = ~ q y OF ,o9'',G ,d
IT, 25xiOo: forecl. Charles = Moorc rel 20 ="
Michael J sullivan Doc !: $500 a"A''sS' "''
East ii1st -.
CPOToNA AVE. s. 100 r. n of OAKLAND l,5sI -,
25xI2S. torecI: John quinn. ref TO William "
Dunn: Det I. $500; address. 2toH Br'a'"'S'
GREEN AVE- plot. lso. Il and Z 2ecF, map oroi OF
Green, Ovens & Gstoo. At Thro1 20 N's rerIar I'd
csmpfHil OCT H. 81: address, cor ocean
and Washington srf, Pennyne'o' '''"N'
NJ.
HOE AVE. = $, 247 II Of Lyon St. ?5Xloee
Ellz II Hosr 70 Adleno Construction CO. Zee -
500: address. 991 East li9th 81
LOTS 27 and IS. map 252 Of Vardsyille, s,g-
ulurd Kraus n Angeo Frank and Albert m
caRerelli. Nov Il. 500; address, 2ll' Honey
we'll
LOT 60 plot J. map eSs. Of William Ade,
Anna Hoctor 70 Wellman Finance ana KeatN
CO: all Hens. Nov % (mtg g. $50, 81 a1fress
120 wes,ches-4r Square.
LOT ls0 map OF l43 lots Paul estate Mes;-
chester: Emanuel FreUnd 20 william hyi9no
al liens. Dec s: 81. address, n e Eastern Bou!e~
/ var1, near Arrow ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. = = 100 f. 81
Testchester ave, l64xl50 American Real hs,ate
60 % Mercury Realty Co. all Hens Dec :, Sl'''
address $50 Prospect ave.
ST JOHNS AVE. 907, e4x2lx irreg; Karl y
Never 20 Jacob Grunder (mts $500. Nov -,
consideration omitted; address. 2IIe Bainbridge
WISE AVE, cor is7th ST, .2Jxloo John
Fried 10 Arc Realty Co; Nov p Sloo; addreSs'
II William 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Arc Realty co 70 William
I Smith; Dec Z 800 address. +5i East looth 81
WALTON AVE. 2io5 10 24o7. 89x96; John 7
Kaiser 10 Anna Jones imtg Sl2sp'pi pec %
slO0: address % West ll6th 81
oVERING ST. o $. 325 II Of - RAYMOND
ave runs n 1872 n to walker ave 5lX
along 59x rreg to beg; Alvey Adfe TO
Wellmau Finance and Realty Co; all liens; sept
IS 500, address, 100 Westchester square.
i56TH ST, s. ~ Il Of Park ave, J0xaS.
Anna = Jones 10 West Bronx Realty co uniS
$500 Dee :, 81; address, % Ferry ST
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Al TF RATIONe

2"rH ~ 200 n " of s,h .y. ., an
II sty loft IA e Lyuon $40 sth ave o,.r.r
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

uudacop ia catholic Womens Bene'
sionS 81 400. address iJJ Esst iith :"
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100: Anna e coddinzton to Henrietta N'3 3""'
Doc n. 81; address. hil simpson ~
18TH ST. 5, 100 II ~ tlrst M ~ ,,n,Iac
100. Flora Kohn TO William II Ia =,
5000. Dec q: SiOo. address. III t'sl -.
12sTIt IT. Is East 1879: Enoch ntnu' iriys % X
Margaret Forbes; Nov II, 1888 ~ ""''
Nassau at
both ST, n s. 100 n u old boo'',.''11'ir ,t.'n'1riia
ri. isX irreg. William Neale - AZ AZ al.{rI " ave
T Neale: Nov I3. 81; address, lsT sheph''" 81"
Brooklyn
13GTH 81. 1S4 West lGx0a; Trustees o. t"r. ,,Ts
ort College in Constantuople 10 J0hn
Dec 5; Ss 700: address 213 West l3Vfh 81 no
ii2D ST n s. .s,O II OF BroadEaN, ~ e.
Mary T Crandall to Victoria Luscpmp ,,noHs
o00l. Dee :. slOo: address, 10 West Lou
Il3D ST 2a7 \yest 2tx trreg: Henrirtta ~
stein 20 Joseph Siiverstein tmtg S2l.uVV' NV '''
81. address. SIS West End ave.
152D ST 53l ,o 536 West 15xln. motifs bsvy' 6,S,
= III 20 Rega Realty 90: April 'mtg Sl''"'''
sIGo; address. lJ2 West 25th -
iS3p ST. n West 17Yi04. Mary y q" :, -. -
- Victoria I.uscomb. poc tniig St"''' T''
address. 10 West 1874 50.
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