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New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Augustus Smith and ano. sxrs. TO Cayusa COR
poratlon: $4,000 ooo
Anna Koch to Edith Roosevelt; 5000
Annie Feinberg to Nathan Sadowsky, sdaoco
Louis Cohen 20 Nathan Sa1owsKs "a 6oo
Charles l. Hoffman ct al to Benjamin fr'e'
man: $3.50 e,,,,,.
Orison b Smith ct al trus to orison II smith,
5000.
Ada Blew to Mago sheehan; $500 q,
Baychester Realty Co TO Louise Wepsn; onc; w.
Henrietta Born to Christian Frank; so'uvVoo
Lawrence Degnan 20 Banned Friend: 500
$50. 900
Clara spina to Caroline weinlandt; $1,000.
Cordelia a WIdmaH To Albert widmsn;
$500.
] William Hill TO Albert wldman; 500
Joseph Goldfeld ct al TO Palmer 'oorose'
$500
Abraham s Gilbert TO Henry A Brady; 81: g,
g and Realty Co TO Charles kautmanh' $i'
Jerome lllman to Rachel Cohen; sd'oo''
Rachel Cohn to Wolf Aaron; 81 o.oo
Madeleine O NELL TO Nathan J Packard; s2oo.
city Mortgage Co to Lawyers Title insurance
New York Trust Co to City Mortgage CO. 81,
Elizabeth K Doong 10 John Bernhard; a;ooo.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Fulton lrus'
Co: $1,000
Same TO Dudler D sicher; $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 20 70 LA"
yers Mortgage Co; s32 900
Same to same. s32 900.
same TO same: S32 600.
Hugh Dolan to Agnes c Clarke; 81:
Josephine Buckley 10 May Ireoe'
500 0OO .
Bertha Grosner, indiv and as extrx 10
Leah z Severn; s605l. r
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 AUGUSTA
Reise. $4,000
John ] Sullivan and ano. trus. 10 fanhS
c Hawkins; s4,036 IL --,,,, =,
William A Miles and ano. exrs, 10 william
Miles ami ano. trus: SIS, 900.
Milton VI Silverman ct al. exrs. to Araalie
corn Exchange Bank to state Realty and
Mortgage Co, 800. .
Jacob Moersfelder to Herman II Shulof;
500 o.,
Henry " Bailey 10 Florence l. Bailey: ".
Florence L Bailey TO Henry Bailey; 81
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Frederick Bertuch;
S2J 600 .eooo
same to CordeIia Muller; asstst 5000
Abraham Rosen to Frank Gems; sb,OOo'
Joseph Allen to Reuben Bruck; 81:
John F. Marsh TO Isaac Shiman: StLOVV
Lewis Goldsmith to Rachel Cohen; So,ooo
simeon VI Barber to Reuben Bruck; sl'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
J BIG PLOT ON FOURTH AVENUE SOLD
BUYERS Now Control Entire Block Front Between 25th and 1oh
Streets-Other Large Transactions Announced.
RECORD PRICE FOR sPALDING BUILDING, IN AID STREET

leased offices in No. 437 Fifth avenue to h;
Garrity and Valois Freres for term OF
years -,
Walter J. Salomon has leased in the
Argus Building, No. II West iZd street,
store to Richard Davis and offices 10 the
Amateur Sportsman Company also In the
Central Building. No - West lld street
offices to Winthrop Ames and Emile feIls.
sin in the Publicity Building, 4th sIleet
and Broadway. stores to the Postdl lSle-
graph Company and Carrie Handler, ana ID
the Seymour Building. No. 5O3 Fifth avenue
Offices TO Il. NJ. More and Kate McCrarreh.
The Charles F.. Noyes Company mas
leased TO the Consolidated Provision COM
pany the store No 296 Pearl street ana a
floor in Nos n and 76 Gold street 10 lsrael
Caroline IL,
II. c. Senior e. Co. have leased the dwell
ing house No $50 West Goth street 10
Catrina Michel, and the two story building
No. 4i2 West 4Sth street to Percy =.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
the store No. 1852 Amsterdam avenue 10
Samuel Halperin. No
Charles Harft has leased loft az No.
&c East Sth street to Banker q hosoll I,
lofts at No PSI Greene street 10 oscar
Lucas. Samuel Cohen and julius Green
stein: a loft at No. % University race 20
Layiow & Freedman; loft at NO 80 tds.
Sth street TO Weingart & Wechsler, ana AT
No. East Sth street, the store TO me hlCh-
mond Press ami "a loft to l. Drescher.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
BIGGER REPUBLICAN OFFICES
County Committee to Move on
March 1 to Tilden Building.

Arrangements have been made by the Re-
publican County Committee 10 move its
headouarters from No. g West goth street
10 the Tildeu Building. at No. 1O5 West
10Th street, on March /. The committee now
shares an old brownstone front dwelling
house with the Republican state Commit
tee. which leased IL from the Republican
Club. owner Of the premises, several years
ago.
The new headquarters of the county COM
mittee will be on the seventh floor Of the
Tilden Building. which is just west of Sixth
avenue. There will be a suite Of four or
five rooms giving ample accommodations
for all the activities of the committee in
big campaign, ..........
The departure of the county committee
will give the state committee the entire
building In West 39th street. 1t will be ex-
tensively remodelled. the high steps in
front being ripped away and an entrance
being constructed into the basement
directly. This will make space for another
room on the first floor where the hall now
Is. The rooms on the other floors also will
be rearranged. one being laid out for Hugh
Hastings, who has been appointed head Of
the literary bureau, to take the place for
merly held by Luther Z. Little.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

LAWYERS 'fP fIt:S 1899; Theodore Mss5 So 5000:
ADDRESS 100 ProadwaSS anu
& n MAST NaaNp AVE, n e cor Old I'd, map ppso,ToS
| l2Sx5o. Ms rs at West Chester Vlllage' a. H. 7
and Mar Hov ID, 1911 Bartholdi Mfg 90 70 connsIi
| 13 Park Row seefy: $1,000; attorney
Dec taS. AVE 6ss. cor i54th st. ~ T'rch
heimer ana ana Jennie z Broles to EIV" outs A
S"lonon' Al Park Row Rvg'''''
| 81 q. ios ooN ST 1lss, cor Freeman ~ Edw
A KIcinho D. l9ll; Louis and Annie 10 ne' SSour, az
| ProokIyn urger; $500; address. ~ 'oO''
lo1ss AS s.ai ss 1911, cor iIseS
f' fteaLsy sy 20 to New York Mortgage ana secui"'
-, Fol"o; address 1876 Broadway
s., hSn AVE. cor 1soth st mtg on nSiuresc ~ - 10
Eosnerr Gas 19ll: kra6ooErntftto o nttorney. Jacob
wiener 28l Broadway
"D AVE, 32ls, 2268 II $ Of 16sd ct ZaSiLV ~ 90
War,azzS, Sept 70, 1904; David Levy tos.nb !
faker' 30 Nassau st.
ui;ME SANE PROPERTY; March q. lso4; h99 h1e9
MaaI Moln to John c Gulick; $4,000; address, i'-
10th ST. s7s East. 4oxa5: May q, st1 IT,.
., GIneiius Daniels ard ano to Theo BssssoaS >
S,I5O; attorneys, HIvs q Hershheld, 14l Brosh .
way.
- ltG6a a ST s. 548s IT OF st l,r AIMS sVsii al
'''p,Ai'D June ], 1905; AieXanueT IsahnH
10 Nm Rankin S35 900; attorneys QusckennuSS,r, Q,, g.,
g Adams. % Broad st: with same sstlsracuoh cor or
me following properties: Crimmins ave so.e =,
50 Marys ST. III. iOx372 (mtg s35. .000D; l4Otn ~,
p, 1909 n Of 81 AIMS ave, 81 6xlOo, it0h itt0,h
s. 3, 1853 Z. 2 OF st AIMS ave, 3IoxIo; 10, c,
st. s. 505 II Of ST AIMS ave, 81 .oxloo, - ~
Mary's st. $ 8 BID II OF Crimmins ave, tut. =,
81 lOx 372x n sO.1 1Ox " $40 TO peg, o.
mary st, =, $50 II or Crimmlns az, cr,jss
S2l2, ,0OM.
10th ST. -, 6so.10 II e OF 81 AIMS ave; ave;
8LexlOO jun I, 1905: Alex Rankin ana .pS Coo
attorneys. Ouackenbnsh a Adams, 2J Broad 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
PITNEY A BASEBALL STAR
New Supreme Court Justice Once
Covered First Base.

Paterson, n, j.. Feb. 2l.-There was no
man better pleased over the appointment
Of Chancellor Mahlcn Pitney TO be justice
of the United States Supreme Court than
Michael ]. Ryan, a fireman, of No. 4 En-
CINE of this city. They spoiled a big
league baseball player in making Pitney
a lawyer, but he's made good at the law
as he would have in baseball" was
Mikes" comment.
In the early eighties Dover had a base
ball team that beat everything around the
state Dover needed a crack pitcher and
Ryan was sent for and became a deputy
marshal Of the town and began to play
bali. The first game he pitched he met
iMahlon Pitney. then covering the first bag
for Dover
I'D seen men cover first many times. ''
says Ryan. but that big fellow was some
thing new He was all there, had every
thing the much touted stars have to-day,
except a glove. Like all men OF that day,
he played with bare hands. I've seen all
the stars play first and never yet have 1
seen a man who beat Pitney at It,"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
LIS PENDENS.

131ST ST, g. 90 II G OF Old BROADWAY, so,zT
e2 ilx irreg; two actions; Abner 7 Bowen ast
Elizabeth NJ Blacbery ct al foreclosure oi TWO
mtgs): attorneys, Niles 4 Johnson.
13on ST. 81 to IS West; Sigmund Ashner ast
Norris Lew ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
neys Godfogle. Cohn Lind
57TH ST rs Fast Fsnge, II,i,,oI HsfSe ,iSe,.H. Ss'
EuPene ARaSstZ et al pdrulonl' a''oi"eSe'
Katz 4 Sommerich.
FRONT ST. $50; South st, 3S2; Auguste
Gahren agt Clarence Cohen ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney, Cohen.
ST PAUI.S PI. cor OF washington ave,
1OOx4oa New York life Insurance and Trust
90 ACT Max Tannenbaum ct al foreclosure or
mtg): attorney, w T Emmett.
RIvINGToN ST, 2s; Leon Kaufman ct al agt
william Simls, jr, et al Caction 10 declare hem'
attorney 5 NJ Kohn.
18TH ST. 90 to rs West; 10th st, s. 2o7.5
# W OF 5th ave, 5Oxo7.7; two actions; state
Bank agt Jacob Cohen , 81 al foreclosure OF TWO
ELLIOT AVE, " 5. ~ II of Juliana st. 26x
100: Herman y Freedman agt Joseph Podow
81 al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. II Ruben
stein.
CLIFFORD AVE, 3. 3O5s IT Of Balcolm
ave 55xi01. Augustine Muller agt Eugene NJ
peterson ct al foreclosure Of mtg); attorneys.
Matthies & Eisner
The Bronx; prospect Investing 90 agt Warren
Construction 60 ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; at
torney. : w Collins.
LOT 3O3 W Y. map OF Village OF Wakefield.
Tho BronX. Charles Kaufman agt Vincenzo
MprelIo ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys.
Frankenthaler & Kaufman.
2D AVE, 1916: Hahnemann Hospital OF the
City OF New York agt Nathan Gross et al
nmcnded foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney. ii
seymour
LOTS 10 and 10. map OF l. G Morris estate,
The BrnnX: Lewis G. Morris agt Ernest Nj Wech
ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorney, J ID Pea
body.
37TH ST, 522 West; Central Building I'm
movement and Investment co agt the Johan 4
Thomas Co foreclosure OF mtg: attorney.
l. Jacobs.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n W cor OF l5Ith St x
12S. Charles r Buckley ct nj agt Cathleen TNIrney
ct al foreclosure OF mtgl; attorneys " T. 4
Il Prentice
DECATUR AVE. e =. 1888 Il OF lDSth st,
3TxiO0.7: Ada NJ Saurman agt Charles & War
rem ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. II swain
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

oaorp ST. s. 3o5 Il Of Barnes ave, 5or
ia. G. Raymond & CO agt NincenZo ANSreI"'
owner and contractor; 5000 80.
1sOTII ST = . cor Haven ave, l4IxlOO; VIII
IAN, Mcpherson & Co agt Mnden CONSTRUCTION
Co owner; C0nforto EXcayating and Foundstloh
Co contractor; SS3.
ia. Charles King agt Francesca Cerbone' owner
and contractor: Size
SAME PROPERTY; Gustav Johnston Sst
same; Sl65.
SAME PROPERTY: C Il Raymond Co ast
same: Sl.O3s 06.
CLINTON AVE. W cor l1ath 81, so1lIs'
Higgins 4 Co agt Wiedhopf Construction CO.
owner frenewaO: $50.
ST MARKS PLACE. As: Louis Kleinfsid sgt
Nathan p Broder, owner and contractor SoI Oo
PIKE ST. 81; Isaac Arker agt Coleman NJ
FIaherty estate. owner; Molis horohsky' COn-
tractor 1910.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor lplst So iVfk
t45. Vossnack Lumber and Veneer Co agt Slon
Construction Co owner and contractor trene"aD'
sl.O7a 81.
1ST AVE. l42s. Max Greenberg ngt Esther
Iittman, owner and contractor; $40.
l74TH sT. II g. 100 II OF Washington ave,
5OxlOO: Greenberg Cohen nncl agt LIAR hea''y
Co owner and contractor; fl,1aO
UNDERCLIFT AVE. W =. 227i II Of wash
iprton Bridge Park 66xi4S.T: Goodman Arena
agi Hone Construction CO. owner and contractor;
$50
WASHINGTON AVE, 1879 10 1888; Morris
Uochherg agt Sarah Cohen owner (renevaD' -"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
LEASES.

Frederick Fox e. Co. and Morris w. Hal
pin have leased for the William T. Walton
estate the northwest corner of 18th street
and Amsterdam avenue, TO Burr Co.,
manufacturers of automobile bodies and
carriages, for .twenty-one years. with re-
newals. Extensive alterations will be made
for the tenant. The building fronts 100 feet
in 18th street and half the block on Amtser-
dam avenue, five stories and basement.
This lease. enormously reported some time
ago. has Just been consummated. The net
rent for the first twenty-one years aggre-
gates close to $4OO00O.
Douglas l.. Elliman e. Co. have leased
for term of years No. 249 Madison avenue,
a five story English basement house, adjoin-
ing the northeast corner of SSth street, TO
Mrs Pearson, who has been occupying the
James Hazen Hyde house at No. East 4oth
street. Also No 1853 Park avenue, three
story house, TO j. A. Muldoon.
S. Osgood Pell g. Co. have leased the top
floor in No. 10 East 46th street. TO MISS
Minnie A. Lewis, interior decorator Tor
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NANHATTAN.

1siTH sTREET-wnIam Hobson has soiti soid
10 Hubert G. Darling no. 4Sl ives. iut,. -,
5Gvf0i feet between Amsterdam avenue ana
CoIonIal parkway In exchange Mr. bariihs
gives the lot 23xloo f1et on me orh TeS ~ iTath
street Mr. Hohs"u owns the adJoinlns 90
feet to the north aud ~" cnnlTo's '''u''s'
Of 75 feet on Wadsv,rh avenue.
.r-nr-pON .VE%r'E-John Brown has sold
N the Morris Simon Construction COMPANY
the plot, 53xl0O feet, on the east slne OF
Audubon avenue 70 fest sonth y. ., t''in ba.n The
broker in the deal The company VIII -rt.!
on the site a six story elevator apartment
house similar in design IN the structure Just
Audubon avenue and 17Oth street. adjoining.
s7TH sTREET-Leon s. Ntmayer has sold
East s7th street on lot 2syloo.s fect. 10 Alma
RosenberC and others. who recently acquired
the adjoining southwest corner Of Park ave. ave,
nus and now control frontage OF aNN 1cct
on the avenue AMI 1O6 feet on the street.
12aD sTREET-E. Sharum has sold to he
Armor Realty Company nos. sos. 40 ana IL
East i2@d street thtSS 100 ,Spr Sos, lots nt
Eastport. Long Island, were given IN part pa1 -
ment
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-Cammann. Yoor-
hces & Floyd have sold to an investor the
ner OF Amstcrdam ayoruo and 18th street n
seven story elevator houEc on plot l"2"NiO
feet
THIRD AvENUE-Pcrro M clear & 90.
have sold for Charles ". RcEnault No 565
Third avenue fve story tenement house on
lot 25x1O5 feet.
list STREET-Thomhs ]. Fogarty has sold
No o51 West list street. three story dwell
ing house, .ot ~ sx@22 feet
THE BRONX
WASUINGTON AVENTE--AleNsnder Sci
kin Iu coniunCtI Ion with H. Gompcrts, mas sold
for Louis r. Kleban 10 an investor the six
story new law house, on plot JoNSI feet at
The northeast corner Of Washington avenue
and l6Gth street
i4aTH STREET-Lauter & Blarkner and
coorre Iodes have sold for Louis Ruchter No
?s9 Fast 149th street a four story building on
lot 25xSn feet. adjoining the Bronx National
Rank The buyer, the Bronx Land and Realty
company will remodel the building for use
as Offices and lofts. The reported price.
ft2. 900, Is said 10 be now high record for
single lot that block.
MORRIS AVENUE-Willlamson Bryan
have sold for Charles +. Hallock to tho city
the block bounded by Morris and Creston ave
nues Field place and ism street on the
Moi. which measured 2351i96 feet. high
school viii be erected. The site is located ono
block west Of the Grand Boulevard and Con-
c purse.
BARRETTO STREET.-THE Henry Morgen-
thau Company has sold 10 Meyer solomon and
Charles Pnous the plot, 100000 feet at tho
northeast corner Of Barretto and simpson
streets The property adjoins the park space
Of the Hunts Point apartment house, al Smp-
son and $3.50 streets. The purchasers VIII
begin Immediately the erection OF a I'VE story
apartment house. Nathan Wilson was the
broker I'm the Transaction.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL BUYS.

The Presbyterian Hospital has complet-
ed its ownership Of the block front on the
west side of Avenue A, between 9th ana
sStb streets. by the purchase Of the south
west corner OF Avenue A and 6Sth street
On the property just purchased Is a'N
story factory. fronting 554 feet on inc
avenue and 80 feet In 6Sth street the par
Gel was purchased from the Owl Realty
Company. The organization also owns the
entire block bounded by Avenue a and EN-
terror street, e7th and ssth streets. imme-
dIatelv north OF the Rockefeller Institute.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
4" CRASH IN RUSH HOURS
Shuttle Rams Sixth Avenue Train
CARVING Crowds to Work.

An accident similar in character to the
disaster which happened on September H.
1905 at the curve OF the elevated rallrodu
AT Ninth avenue and SD street Occurreu
Yesterday, when seven-car southoouhu
sixth avenue train was rammed by smut
tle car Just as It rounded the curve lioi"
S3d street into Sixth avenue.
Unlike the accident of 1905, when tweIVe
neopIe were killed and forty-two were IN
iured. Yesterdays mishap although spec
tacuIar caused no deaths and only one IN
Jury. which was not serious.
The sbuttle train missed the switch AT
the corner on its way down from the ooth
street terminal. and was thrown PACK
across the tracks by the impact and trainc
was blocked for more than two hours.
The accident occurred at the height OF
,ba morning rush hour. a seven-car train
In charge of Andrew Mccarthy. motorman'-
and John Reagan, conductor, left the lo5th
street terminal and started on its run to
Tho South Ferry The cars were crowded
before the train reached 125th street ana
from there on downtown the straphangers
were outnumbered by people who were
wed.ed in the aisles and on the platforms.
As the train approached SD street 1t slowed
down through 0Ou StIct' dilu S"N'o -
for the curve into Sixth avenue
The first car made the curve into the
avenue, and the motorman was uhaole 10
see the shuttle car until 1t was running
alongside the train on the northoound
track. AS it struck the switch, an auto
r,auc affair. instead Of slowing up or going
ahead on the northbound it veered sharply
around and plunged obhquely into the
fourth car OF the Sixth avenue train.
At the moment of the crash volleys OF
short circuits flashed on all sides. and
Quantities of splintered glass, fiery sparks
from the third rails and long splinters OF
broken woodwork flew about, causing
stampede of traffic in the street below
Mrs. Marie Levine. of No. SOl West looth
street, was cut about the head oy nylhs
glass. She was taken 10 the west bSth
street station, where her wounds were
dressed. and then she went nome The
other passengers escaped with bumps ana
bruises. ;,
Superintendent Smith of the trafhc dl-
ylsion. with several other officials OF the
road. began an investigation OF the causes
of the accident. with view TO placing the
hIa,ne. The police said new sWitcn hao
heen installed at the curve on Tuesday ana
that this failed 10 work properly. This was
No, confirmed by the companys men. Ihe
whole damage was estimated al ABOUT |"'V'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
MOTHER JUMPS WITH BABE
Both and Another Hurt at a
$4,000 Flatbush Fire.

Three persons were badly hurt and many
rescues were made at fire which started
early this morning at No. 60 Rodgers ave-
nue. Flatbush The blaze did about S2O,oD
damage.
The injured were Mrs, Robert Raymond
and her fourteen months old baby and Ed
ward Reid. her son by a former marriage.
They Jumped from the third floor OF their
home 10 escape the flames. They were
taken TO the Kings County Hospital, where
it was said their condition was critical.
Firemen rescued Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Horawitz and their two children, who lived
on the second floor. but before they could
reach Mrs Raymond she jumped. clasping
her infant and her son followed her.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
NEW BROADWAY TRUST BOARD.

The Broadway. Trust Company has COM
pleted it's board of directors following its
absorption of the Savoy Trust Company OF
Manhattan and the Flatbush Trust Com
pany of Brooklyn. The directorate now
consists OF F. A. NJ. Burrell, NJ. NJ. Belding,
jr, Ira Leo Bamberger, Eugene 8. BenJa-
min, William C. Breed. James Clarke, H.
NJ. Belding. sr.. James Cochran. Warren
Crulkshank. NJ J. Drummond. Emanuel
Gerli, Robert L. Gerry, Walter NJ Glad
ding. William Halls, jr Frederic G. Lee,
John q Lott. Adam X. Luke. Edwin p
MAYNARD. James z. Nichols. Lewis E. Pier
son. Walter Scott. Theodore +. Whitmarsh
Frank w Woolworth and Peter b. Worrall
The capital and surplus OF the Broadway
Trust Company has been increased from
10000 20 $l.o0ooo.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
FOR WASHINGTON MEMORIAL
Building Project Head Announces
Progress in Raising Funds.

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. of No. p East
Goth street, president Of the George Wash
ington Memorial Association, announced
yesterday that the efforts Of the associa-
ton looking TO the erection of 100000
memorial building in the city Of WASH
ington were meeting with success. and that
she expected that 1912 would be banner
year for the association.
In order TO emphasize the scope Of the
undertaking" continued Mrs. Dimock, II
need only add that we are receiving the
hearty cooperation of such men as J. Pier
pont Morgan, James ]. Hill, James b.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
PARCEL IN SD STREET SOLD
Twelve Story Commercial Building Is
Planned for the Site.

n. Brigham Hall and William D. Blood
good have sold for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company No. 81 East 32d street. n
vacant lot, 25x9S9 feet. and for the estate
Of w. p. Bstabrook. the adjoining property
No. &c. five story building, on lot 25x98.9
feet making in all a plot JOxaS9 feet. TO the
Brody. Adler & Koch Company, which will
erect on the site a sixteen story store and
loft building.
No. 81 was purchased by the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad in 1905 from William Wal
dorf Astor and was used for shaft pur-
poses in the construction Of the East River
tunnel Mr.. Estabrook bought No. 80 at
auction in 1867 from the New York & Har-
lem Railroad and erected the present build
ing. The property has been continuously
in the Estabrook family since that time, a
period of forty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22

o,,,oo .. 8 s,v tsnmt and stores; sold TO 'ne
plaintih for s26, 297. oeo . u,
FORT CHARLES PLACE, East. mn. - sold TO
W Of 22Tth st. 81. .3xs0 7x'OX9lO; '''a"''
the plaintiff for 5000 10Th
ave, 1s9xlOo5: sty temnt' sofa ~
Brandt for $1,000. oa ,ye
1f7TH ST. 304 Fast. : $. lo' ~ e,iaIntiff for
IS, 300 -, p-u aye
10TH ST, 6s East =, 40 II ,Sn U state OF
t71IGO11: 4 sty tenmt: soid W "''
Patrick Lilly for SLID.
BY Bryan !. Kennedy.
-,,,,o 60, "a . . n n W Of Wooster 81
o5Timi sty lot and storage bldg sold TO 'hs
plaintiff for $4,000 ar. ,r,,trd
AT The Bronx Exchange. No SlS0 ln''o
avenue:
BY Joseph r. Day.
HATH ST, 259 to 263 East. n = o'.o ia - the
Morris ave bOxlOO. three sly d"ss' So'' ~ w.
nIsintin for IS. 100.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

4TH AVE, 24s. George + Root co agt NUMBER
Two Hundred and Forty-eight Fourth Avenue
Co ct al; Feb o, 1912 tby bondl; s3Is 81.
226TH ST :. 4o3.7 # OF Paudins ave.
Edward + Iced agt Katherine higgins e' al
Feb 20 1912; $3ii 20.
WASHINGTON AVE. . s. 2O9 II n of lI4th
a.. Amcs Transfer co agt Marcocn CONSTRUCTION
co Of all Jan ~. 1912, sla6 10
sTH AVE. 9Ol; Sedgwick Machine Works agt
AIeNnnder Cad0e et al. zen :, lOl-, NlVN.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseeD
FEBRUARY q.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
.,-t,>.I-r g "a cor esth st, 55Kl5o, al; ;
r,,ashyterian Hospital in the City of New fork
20 tbe limited cigar Manufacturers 90; yt'
Spom n Feb 20. 1912; S5. $50; address. 1o1s "a ave
JENNINGS ST. 75O all: Agnes Agnes. Pragneh s6@ o5o 10
Geo Never; yrs from May j. l9l2; sl''o'' on
dress $50 Jennings ST.
WEST BROADWAY, 400. store and and b 6assmem SInfne
Ieon & Hiordano and ano to Mrs VIM q hedIie, .o,
YRS from sept I. 1911; s720; address, iol
Canal st. ,,
on AVE aO7. store. etc; sadis Sorth to julius
Piriniizer. 2 yrs from May /, 1872; Sl9Zo' al
dress y. West b0th 81.
9TH AVE, 5TS. store, floor, etc Jacob Stanl
ir 10 Edwin Hotz, jr. 792 East l15th 81 yrs
and mos from March /, 1912; Sl'oso' ahures''
1872 East l75th st.
18TH ST. 1l2 to 1i6 West, extends to III 70
1I9 West: nth st. parts first floor ana pas
ment. MarIton Realty Co 10 United states ol
america by Postmaster General; 10 yTs trolh
Nov ]. 1910: slS,jOO.
HATH ST ~ East store. etc; Isidor Schanzer
Max Wolfson: yrs 2 months from Nia'ch =
1911: S45O. address ~ East Han ST
Is6TH ST. 36 West, all; Isaac Edelson to All
Two. Z WIS from Nav T. 1912. $500, l38th 81
rs West all; Max Shapiro 10 same yrs from
May T. 1912 3.5OO address, 3lis Pell ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

LIE ROY ST. :. 1851 Il W of Bleecker 81;
,or a 4 sty stable % I0SsS; @ n PerazZo. 1O5
DI.o"kcr a. owner; W Crumey, 10 West
3Sth st. architect; $4,000
7TH AVE, " 5. 124th to 125th st; for . sty
and basement retail store. 2Ol. lONbii " Siden,
berg ~ Broad 81. owner; Buchinan q foN' II
East 50th st. architects; $4,000