davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
Seen in the Shops

supposed 10 prevent things from burning
comes complete with cover for 4 cents.
Electric stoves and cooking utensils are
probably the ideal ones for summer, but
they presuppose a house wired for electric
ity Another advantage besides their con-
venience which these electrical appliances
have is their attractive appearance. They
do not detract from the sightliness OF any
breakfast or supper table. An electric
toaster with a white enamelled base can
be bought for "a d black enamel and nickel
one costs s.. An electric chatting dish, in
which an artist in lts manipulation can
cook anything from a pOached egg TO A
family dinner. costs 1896. This particular
one-there are other cheaper ones-ls set
on a square, dull finished wood base and
ie supported by lees Of the same wood.
The handle Of the dish and the little knob
on the cover are also wood. An electric
stove with room for one good sized pot or
pan costs s.. It is set on square marble
base.
For the laundress electric irons are n
great boon Complete, with wire ready TO
he attached 10 the socket. these cost in the
three-pound size, 81 %; lour-pound size. s.;
fivc-pound size. s. 10 six-pound size. Sc.
There are several uses to which the new
ruching with black velvet band in the
centre can BE- put II may be used to
make one OF the popular new black and
white stocks, the most common use to
which it Is put, or it makes a simple and
effective trimming for a chip hat. 1t comes
I'm many styles at different prices. One
attractive one has the narrow ruching at
the top OF the black velvet band and the
broad pleating at the bottom of two layers
Of net the under one white and the over
one black. This costs 81 10 a yard. With
both layers Of white net It costs 81 20 and
with pleated lace I'm place Of the net at
both top and bottom It costs from 81 s. Il
yard up. according TO the quality of the
lace.
Some new imported bath slippers are
made OF a flexible weave OF rafiia and are
lined with Turkish toweling. Tho lining
may be had in white or any OF the more
popular colors. These slippers cost So
cents a pair
Several attempts have been made to solve
the problem Of dress shields in connection
with kimono-sleev waists. Tho solution
offered by one shop is harness into
which the arms slip The breast and back
pieces Of the contrivance are made Of thin
material and the whole thing can be worn
under or over the chemise. 1t costs 25
cents, fitted with shields.
No household can be oversupplied with
towels In the summer. and this is a very
good time to stock up. One shop is offering
hemstitched buck towels at 81 SO the dozen.
The names OF shops where articles mentioned
on this page were be obtained by send
INK staIGied and addressed envelope TO Seen
in the Shops" New York Tribune To insure
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

Much more attention IS being paid IN
these DAYS to making the few decorative
ritz ~ anparel that fashion and good form
limit men TO wear more attractive one
exclusive mems shop Is showing necKues
and belts 10 match, for wear WIN "HIIe
or very light colOred flannel sults' ho'il
IRE made Of A special weave 81 SIX ana
,bev come in many and various striped
ratterns The belts are about two inches
ytde and are finished with q plain metal
buck1e 4 set Of belt and necktie costs
g. the articles are s. - separately.
We have 10 cat in summer as we'll as IN
winter. when il is not such hardship 70
.,and over hot stove. Summer cooking IS
,rada easier by summer stoves. ana the
most practical summer stoves TOT USE pal
,icularly in the country, where no gas j.
IN he had are oil stoves IN their modern
and improved form one shop IS showing
q very. complete line Of them, from snaH
ones 10 be set on q table or stand "heh
an use and under them when not u
larger ones that stand on their own legs
,rho small oue-burner size to be set on
,,blc costs g c.; the two-burner size in the
emo stylc is s. -. \ one-burner oil stove
thai stands on the floor and is u convent
ont height for the cook costs s., the two
burner size in this style costs 80 ana
the tLree-burncr size s. 90. ovens TO 80
with these Stoves-thcy go on top-are
rriced from u cents up. a particularly
good one comes at s. p. \ perforated plate
that fits over one Of the burners and -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
LEASES.

Tho Ernestus Quick Company has T,nt"d
s,,cs IN 40. 81 Fifth avenue 10 the JACK
,a, Rrothors Realty Company and RunkeI
Brothers. ,-,
rho Cross & Brown Company has leased
.,,co IN No 100 Broadway. corner OF oath
80. ~ Andrew J. Cahill and William
Frommater.
Il. Goodale & Perry have leased onces
IN the St James Building to the Julu"
vrdend. Edward VI. Levi Company mo
Rerekamp Realty Company. Gui'efinAh
Rrothers OF 81. Paul; Boston superior ret
t,coat Company, Of Boston; Hcrold ;. hob-
irso,, and V;tale e. Rothery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

sTH AVE. 500: Rudolph Federroli ast Henry
Morris ct al, owners; Walter Hockey, contractor;
$50 20.
DAD ST, 1l5 and 1T East; New York House
wrecking Co agt i1b East 23d Street Co. owner
IoTrEDIICr AVE 1892 and 1894: Moses Vein
art Towanda Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor: sos. g. ,,.,,
weekes brothers owners; Harry and Jacob
Stone Contractors $50.
RAILROAD TRACKS, rolling stock, etc. OF
Nav York Westchester g. Boston Railway Co;
AIeck Drackos aet New York, Westchester a
Boston Railway Co. owner; Hart Co. con-
tractors; 1902
and 7th ave IO4 Bxii8 sxl2lxi1c.8; Paul Scherb-
ner AR Helen G Jullllard. Augustus ID Juillard
and Thomas Stokes, exrs, owners; henry y Mor>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

UNION AVE. s 142 10 II u ~ 18Th s..
l57 lxlO0: Prospect Investing 60 loans throw
Realty 90 $1,000.
CLAY AVE, " cor 1874 -. Ioixi9 ! Nsn-
haitian Mortgage 20 loans Mandel Con,'rIctiol
co So. 900
IBID ST. u g 40 II n " of Clay ave Ak
20: same loans same $4,000.
DECATUR AVB. = :. 1854 y n ~ eoith 81.
235xlOO. Parkside pl. :, l0l.ll = - goth
st. IOx9o; Central Mortgage 60 loans Wli1m
Freeand SD
2lST ST. = - n W Of 4th ave. 7iN9s.e:
Chelsea Realty 60 loans Gibson Constructiop GO
500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

MORTGAGES and bondholders want to he
sure they won't be wiped out by the senior
creditors. something that might happen II
litigation were begun to satisfy claims be-
fore the real investments have a chance
10 earn an income.
you see. all the assets Of the company
are slow assets--real property that cannot
be converted into cash on snort ho'lSo
without great loss. without wipins OUT lot
instance, much. If not all. OF the equity
which according to the valuation VI JUS
property. the company now has IN assets
over liabilities. Mr.. Balls action Is 10 pro-
tect this equity. 1t is friendly acUo' III
the sense that no Ill feeling exists between
the parties to 1t, but 1t is contested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Ignatz Roth 10 samuel Wacht; 500
Kate Ladd 10 Edw Golischmldt S3o. 900
VIM Berg e. Everett Jackson; $1,000
Mary Pressng"r to Queen Nab Co; sf3 600
Same 10 same. 81
Jacob Hecht TO Joseph H.cht: si5.o7s
Union Dime Savings Bank to Fanny Hoes
Hoffman Miller. e1r, to Frederick d. ros.
Frederic te Foster to Archibald II NJ Sin.
Mary + Barron to Robert w Todd. trustee;
$685.
Arthur V Bennett TO Peop's's Trust Co. tru.
tee: $4,000
Same 10 same. $500
Same 90 same. ST. $50
Same TO same; $1,000
Same 10 same: 1000
Peoples Trust Co. trustee, - Peoples Trust
Co. $1,000.
Same TO same: So 500
Same 10 same; So. 80
Same 10 same: 81 600
Same 10 same; $1,000
Isaac Rosenstock 10 Morris Steiuhock. 81
Lydia c Ludlow to Banyer Ludlow; $1,000
Maria LEM. exr. TO Maria LEM; sS.o6s
Eliz Schwarzer 10 Christina Wiehe: 800
Mrs, Augustus S Houghton TO Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co; s+5.0OO
Eliuor W squier. gdn. 70 Chas sQuier;
S?s 200
Trust Co; $1,000.
lawyers Title Insurnnc. & Trus, Co to James
Forbes: SIS 900.
same 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co: $50. 900.
American Mortgage Co 10 Trust Co;
s23.O
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO WIN C Fellows;
$40. 900.
same 10 Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF Protestan. Episcopal Church In Amer
lea: $1,000
Finley NJ Fostef TO Joseph W Sanford;
81 0On.
william Fellows 10 Jessie + Beaumont;
$40 900.
pincus Isaacson 10 Paula Simon: 800
Frederick II Seacord, exr, to VIM Campbell;
So 600
Harriet Re r Cox, committee, TO Perfect Coat
Front Pad Co: $4,000
Nicholas oConneli to Frances oConnell;
$40
vdia W Oliver to Celia 8 Parsons: 81
VIM L Armstrong to Clara 9 Jansen; 81
Mount Norris Bank 70 Lydia w oliver: 500
Ranyer Ludlow to Harriet Lo r Cox, com
mittee: 81.
VIM T whelan to John Eicher Brewing Co;
81 1872 -.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Minnie n Cor
Walter W Oakley to Samuel A Bristol and ano,
trustees: $4,000.
Henrietta Won Gehren. admr. to Edmund NJ
Won C;ehren; $40.
Herman W Hendricks, admr. to Florence
Brandon ct al; 81. .
Eversley Childs to Alline p Woodwork;
$40 900
Florence Brandon ct al TO Arthur L VESSEL;
$40 900.
George II Mcdowell and ano. trustees. to
Mildred Brown; $4,000
Equitable Trust Co to German savings Bank;
s?5 600.
Dora Cohn to Herman Heller; $4,000
Elise Schickel TO Daniel De Beixedon;
500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE LEASED

Pease & Flliman have leased for DR.. b.
Farouhar Curtis, OF Scarborough-on-H ud-
son. the twelve story modern apartment
house on plot jOxlc0 feet. known as the
Warrington, at Nos. 1918 Madison ave
nue. between 32d and 33d streets, to {. y.
Wood. Mr. Wood IS the lessee and pro-
prietor Of the Holland House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
BUYER OF BRONX PLOT.

n. L. Singh is the buyer OF the north
east corner Of Jerome avenue and Ford
ham road. the sale of which through
Charles T. Cathie and Thorn Co for
Mrs. Matte Lynch was reported In yester-
DAVIS Tribune. The plot has a frontage or
o, feet on Jerome avenue and 80 feet on
Fordham road, with an irregular rear. It's
total area Is only a little more than S'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
NEAR FIFTH AVE.

A long term lease has been obtained by
O'Brieu & Murray through Mccarthy ~
Fellows from the John ]. Hearn Con-
struction Company Of the dwelling at No,
AZ West 52d street. The place Will be oc-
cupied az d dressmaking establishment.
The site is lust west Of the Vanderbilt
homo on Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address OF i.'ae'2
MAY %

CAur.DWEfI, AVE- 1925: all; Walter tins
ley 10 Eliz Menke, , yrs from sept l. l'l'' ''fo'
address 1926 Caldwell ave.
WASHINGTON AVE 1891: all; Theodore I.
TT ,mrson 10 Isdore Winstady; yrs from he'
/ 49,: 500; address, 1891 Washington ave
sTH AVE, $50 lot. Marie NJ | De CourNai 10
r Pauline Nouycl; y yrs from May l. i'll' So
no: address, l2t West 18Th 81.
SID ST, 1913 West all; Alexander NC
Dornell 10 Martin SAKE; 3 yrs from oct J. loIZ'
81, 900; address. III Chambers 81.
10TH ST, 40s ami 40 East; all; Rate bunk S,
u = Michel & co; yrs from Jan L W. S''''
address Az East 10th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE. $ 30 u Of lI2d 81.
t2Oy5O: Dec TO- 1910. stephen Mcbride 10
Thomas ana Elizabeth Murphy. $4,000, attor-
ney. r ] Meehan. Rector 81. ,.-.- -.
5Ox 100: NAV 90 1911. Kathleen slattery to FL
len sa,tcry. 5000; attorney. Albert l. Phillips
CLAY AVE. 1144, 39xsO: June 90, 1910; Henry
and Pauline Frank 10 A ] schwarzler Coz *J'oVo'
attorney, Eiw King jr, $50 mas, Nassau as, st.
1904 Il OF Boston ave. runs c19 y =
80 TX n OAK 33.4 to beg; May q. 1906;
Antonio and Maria ZIlli to Frederick c Hardy;
HOME ST. 8 $. 23s IT Of Barretto st. 81. *
to Daisy b Cohen, 81 $50; attorneys Lindsay,
KaIlst 4 Palmer, q William st.
1905; Ellen Phelan to Martha Coulter 1901 i;
atNney, Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100 Broad
lot 217. map 222, Section :, st Raymond
Park. Jan 10 1900: David Broschart ct al 20
Louise Ramsteck, admrx; 5000; attorney.
" Peters. 1893 Boston I'd
lcTswyttord propeGrtyl. 5oxioo; Jan 1904: Eliza
IS Norh eh ave- ,.' Mount Vernon. N y a1 go
Lot Al. map l2Os, Bronx Terrace: Aug Is
1909, Eugene Fanucchi to Crawford Real rs
HIT, $50 East 18th ST.
NORRIS PARK AVE $, g. It OF Rose st.
TWoney to CYRUS Hitchcock; $1,000: attoruey
II $ ord ~, - Beaver ST
SAVE PROPERTY. Feb II, 1901. James
and Francis Twomey 20 Cyrus Hitchcock;
sTEBBINS AVE. g r 22sl1 # Of Free
man 81. 22xllO, Dec 90 1908: Robert and
Jennie Garcewich to Laura Boorman: 81 200:
ait"rncr. Thomas Hooker. ( Warren st
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " T. 405 II n or
lNdth st. 4j.jNlU6. lN+5N1l3l II: MAY 10 1911:
tioh 60, a corporation. 10 Manhattan Mort
gage co. $4,000. attorney. LAWYERS Title In
suranCe 90. 100 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE, s, 200 II II n . OF
l7ith ST. 6j.ioKl 90 6X5l tx 1907: Nov % 1911;
Marcoen Construction 60 to Manhattan Mort
gage @; $4,000; address 200 Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. 1910; mtg on lease etc;
Jan l.. 1910; Otto Gerdts 10 Henry ] Semke.
ton -.
SAME PROPERTY Jan -. 1910: same 10
same. 5000; attorney. same.
18th AVE Cast 232d ST. " : go II 9 o
OF 5th 81, being part plot GO. map 143. Wake
f"ii, s5Nil4J. July !. 1909. otto and Emma
'i0uot Real Estate Co. $3.50. attorney, IA.
thani"l Niles, l5t Nassau st
l'NTH formerly Milton ST n g being
Vest hair lot 1872, map 17G. M"lrose 25xiOO.
Jun" |. 1906. Frank Miller To Joseph Hostzal.
$500. attorney, John Frees, Cos East
l64TH ST. II $. a43 " of Cauldweu ave. "a
Nlo0. Nay H. 1909; James ! and Nora Buck-
ley 20 Birkbeck Investment Savings and Ian
60 OF America. sl2. 900. attorney Edgar
Turrell 40 William 81 "
179IH ST 1853 East. 5oviOO: March II
1909. Charlotte Koch 10 Christine Wenigmaun.
$4,000; attorney. Douglas Mathewson, POS
BroadWaE
lSIsr ST. n =. IooI It " ot Prospect ay.
5oNllol: June :, 1911. tho With Realty and
Construction co to Greenwich Mortgage 90,
SJ-'"oV, attorney, Pell. 500 Wills ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

22D ST. 1lS West; 10 4 sty boarding hou,.
aid restaurant p Ruge. 500 Madison ave. own
err; J c Thacke, 800 West l45th st. architect:
cost, 200.
SPRING ST. "a and 38: to . sty store ana
dwg; 4 Nlcholinl, Spring 81. owner; o Rsi,,
mann. 30 1st st, architect cost, 5000.
BROA DWAY, 800: TO a Is sty bank and ofres
bldg; Citizens Central National BANK premise.
owner: 4 J Smith, 81 Manhattan ave, architect:
cost, 10000.
The Bronx. r...
47TH ST, cor Brook ave 70 a sty brs
factory. iGOx99 "a: Aeoisn co. 362 5th ave. own
er: Fri c Maxwell. 90 Church 81. architect;
cost. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
sti7OoO BUILDING LOAN

Smith & Phelps have ohtaiied i"' Wv
Wahlig & Sonsin Company puiiul"s ,o"''
Of sll7Uo for the purpose OF efec'fls 'o"'
FIVE story fathouses at tho SOUTHWEST Wv
ner Of Morris avenue and 1874 street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENs

HOUSTON 81. 100 West: Charles Jo,ent,,.
agt Low estate ct al; Sept 2. 1911; 1923 40
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Q cor i4Jth 81 Jnt.,
national Heater Co agt Feldman Constr,~,Io.
Co; Dec o. 1911; SAG.
Sd AVE. 1898 James r Byrns egt Ue.,
Sheehan ct al. Dec q. 1911 $64s l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

ton and John A Keiser, contractors; 81 b3a es
21ST ST. 500 to 531 West: Herman Rosr-.
sgt Charles Hofferberth. owner; Isaac R,iss.fil'
contractor: S472 20. ~'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

Pincus Lowenfeld and william Prayer TO Jos1 IN
Hecht $1,000; attorney, Louis Cohe"'
Broadway. ,,o,b st.
90 Ike; Wpril 3. 1907; Rohring Realty CO 70
Hudson Trust Co; $4,000; attorney Maurice
es t Ap4ii 80 i SSE CIR Grse"gaTd Samson
Lachman; SIS, 900; address, IS Nassau st.; cor
Of l7tG st. s7icsas APT 80 1909 500 ae asoP
Is Greengard to Gustave LANCE slVV",
neys, Lachmsn & Goldsmith, 30 o Nassau "a sSxs1 5:
I'd AVE 1877 SOL II OF sd ST, l0HSt'i1
April 10 1906 Jacob Holman to saran lind
man; $1,000; attorneys. Goldfosle' Conn q l'''
Sd AVE. n W cor OF s9th st. runs 27x " on on
l4.6x n " 3l1x so 20 n = Sgtn 81 Chan-
10 PES tb zen dg yTS and Foreign MssOnay
clety OF the Protestant Episcopal Gnufen III
United States OF America; 5000; Sa.eau st.
5Ta AVE- AgfrO4cn S Sor Of iSst st. xoe
H. 1880; Andrew and o Julia JuIse flowers
lin Savings Bank; $4,000; attorneys D'"
Sands. 81 Nassau st az. OF
9TH AVE. 2la and 251 cor Of 2 S Doug 81,
mtg on lease, etc: Jan 30, l9l2. Reupeh D'Oe
lass 10 James Marshall; 5000. e.,
DIST ST. n $, 1926 IT from E cor % o. Ssp
ave % May u 1911 Jsnpo pole s Mfste
Littmsn and Joseph l. Buttenwieser, trns vt .,
O00 attorneys NJ lsaacs o. Wil Nan II II
1911. Janpole & Werner Construction co TO sam
uel Irwin; $1,000, attorneys, CampDeh Z"
5isT ST. az West n 8. i5x1Oo5; May !. 1911:
Same 90 William = Craig; $4,000; address, -
Pine st. - oo -
DIST ST n s, 175 # OF Sth ave, COX 100 .;
Dec o, 1906: Samuel y and Myza II TWIN 10
Sender Jarmulowsky; $4,000; attorneys lho"p
son e. Fuller, 60 Wall 81. oc,oo <.
51ST ST, n s, 1928 II e OF sth ave, 81 6xlVo.o'
Oct 49, 1911; Janpole & Werner ConstruSSrt,i,TIn
Co to same; sl35. 900; attorney Lawyers Iltie
Insurance 60. 1870 Broadway. oo-
10TH ST, 42O East. 21x1O05; May H. ls0
Davis and Rose Matusow to Moritz Weiss: e.
800; attorneys. Strasbourger. Eschwege g. sonar
LEX. "a Broadway
9TH AVE = W cor 10th st. 5G.5xl34. 1X60.5x
1851; aug 20. 1901 Warwick and Ella h
Montgomery ct nj. trustees. etc. to Title Guar
antee and Trust co; S195,000; address. l'o
Broadway. 49,,
52D ST. ST. West. 25x10O5: Dec 10, 1905;
Leonhard and Caroline Laudenbach TO Maria
l. Nanderpoel $4,000. address. Chatham
SAME PROPERTY; April ~, 1906: same to
Louis X Iitz; $4,000; attorneys, Einsohn @
o5TH ST, I72 Wnst, 100 n Of Amsterdam
Levin ct al TO | Wiener; $1,000; attorney,
Samuel A Singerman, 80 Nassau 1T. $500
18TH ST, n s. 175 n " Of LIST ave, 2oXlo22'
Jan "a. 1905: Dora fsaacsOn 10 Helen Harto.
gensis; s., 900; attorney, Gutcs Hamburger u
Park Row.
g0TH sT. n $. 2I7s # Of I'd ave. 37.GS
10O11' May 3. 1905; Max Brettler and ano 10
Oslas steimann; $4,000. attorney, NJ Herzog
% William st
I3iST ST, s s. go Il " OF Broadway. FOX
9o.lI, May 10. 1912: Mary F Grossmau TO
Mae 4 Grossman; 81, 600, attorney, william
Lewis. 2J7 Broadway
10th ST, 8 8. 100 Sth ave. l00X09 II /;
March 90 1911; Abraham and Sadie Gabriel
to Edw Leroy Stewart, cxr: $500; attor-
neys TlllOtsOu d Hunt, 30 West ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

13lST ST, 5, 81 II e OF Park ave: for I
storehouse. 50xs4; Keats Co (M Mullen & Sns,y.
q T'riest. Incl. owner; W Wilson, fsO wsss'
ington Park, Brooklyn. architect: cost. 81, 900
l4iST ST. s. l25 II Of Riverside MI.
fOOxs4. II; West Side Construction 20. 322 Ms.:
Tooth ST, owner: @ Z Pelham, J7 5th ave sr.ss
tect; cost, $4,000.
IRVING PL, cor 18th st: for a stv .,o,.
and bachelor apartment, 27xs9: Foster ~
Irving pl owner; & q THAN, East 4od "a
architect; cost $4,000. ~
WEST END AVE, W s. from $50 to s,,b a.,
for four I sty storage bldgs. sOx100; r Day,,.'
los West End ave. owner; J e Cocker 20iT Eg
ave architect; cost. $1,000
56TH ST, $ g. $50 n Of nth ave: for .
sty stable 50x127; p Brady G. Son CO, $50 Me-.
5sth ST. owner: A Baylles, 33 Bible House arch,
tect: cost. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
The Bronx.

brk tennis 50xs7 and 50x90; Sesbury Realty r.
Barnett Levy go Grand st, presdent). owner,
Charles Meyers, ] Union Square archltsct.
total cost. $4,000
WEBSTER AVE. s. $3.50 II Of Knss
bridge I'd for a sty brk store and dwg 22s,
Al Noonan & Nance, $40 West 10th 1t. owners.
Mortimer g Merit, ITO Broadway, architect:
cost, IS, 600.
Ci.ASON POINT RID. $ :. 100 II o, Es,,
River: for a sty frame store, l2Sl7; Ross N
KimbsIl. o. Palmetto st, Brooklyn, owner: a "
De Welltearss, 32l 18th ST, College Point archi
tect: cost, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

6Wnh name and address of grantee a"n AZ
torncy)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
Nine STORY APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
The Towers at Central Park West and gain Street. neo ID
s4OO,OOO Disposed of by Realty Company
NEW OWNER FOR THE DARDANElLES, IN '4nh o'heE'

8, % 1o1foo7: = sty brk dwG. sold to the
plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Henry Brady.
HEATH AVE. 1896. :. 23s = u 3 o. Z5r ,r ~:
for $500
Ry Samuel Marx.
CRESTON AVE, 2432, 2, 205.2 II or iss 9il
st. 7oxs5x irreg; sty dwg; sold 10 the pi"''''''
to- I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23

.rohn n Berry has sold TO a client for the
Globe Realty Company DUDLEY s. ana her-
bert 6 Tarde, the Towers apartment
house. AT Central Park West ana 9fth
street. nine story building, frontihs %
feet on Central Park West and lOo iee' W
West Gath street. The property mas oeeH
held at 100000.
Tbis apartnent house was one OF the
first freproof houses erected on the west
dc and at the time Of it's completion py
tho nreseut owners was considered one OF
the finest specimens of apartment construc-
tinr IN the city. The Globe Realty Com
many also built the apartment houses
known as the Red House. in west COZ"
street. near Riverside Drive and the lur-
rets. at saith street and Riverside p'i'e'
uhIch they sold in November, 1910 10
Jonas n. Monheimer
The Dardanelles. SIX story e'eNa'o'
apartment house. on plot 125X99.ll lee'
at No. 400 West t47th street. between ooi-
vent and Amsterdam avenues, has peeh IT,
sold by Harry Davis to hary r.. h"S'
ir,rs \ plot Of FIVE free and clear lois dI
tbc southwest corner of Seneca and HUNT
Point avenues; No. 72i st. Nicholas avenue
q four story dwelling house. on plot l'N
200 feet. diagonally opposite 146th street.
were given in part payment. Tho Darna-
reIIes WAS acquired last month by the
seller from the Saranac Construction COM
rqny. the builders, which only recently
c,unpIeted II, in exchange for loft building
II Nos. III and 173 Greene street The
resent transaction was negotiated by Du
Eois & TAYLOR and W. Cohn & co.
Columbia Professor Buys Home
Tho four story American basement dwell
ing at No los East 74th street mas peeh
purchased from the Hyde Realty Company
Iy Professor William VI. Sloane OF Co.
lurbia University. who viii occupy H. II
6 on a plot 20xl022 feet. The house Is ono
NJ four acquired a couple Of years ago 10y
the HYDE Realty Company and extensively
altered. A lease together with an option 20
nurchase is held by Theodore Roosevelt
r. ON No. l65 East 18th street. stowe
Phelns and Howard Greenley hold leases
TO the other two houses.
Additional land for the proposed t"e.No
.,orv hotel to be erected by the Heiehita
Realty Company, John J. Hearn. president
has been acquired by the purchasing OF the
four story and basement dwelling house on
nIot 9nxlOo.5 feet, at No. 63 West 4oth
street from william r. Gully. II was
bought about two years ago by the latter
for use as Il dressmaking establishment
The purchasers now own no. SO 10 81 +oth
.,reo, comprising a frontage of SOL feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Cwith name and address OF lenders Attorney
MAY ~
Manhattan.
AVE G, ~ cor OF ID st. 20x52; Feb IT, 1908;