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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and attor-
neyD
interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY II.
Manhattan.

EDGBCOMBE AVE. cor 18TH ST. ss1
e3s. o Schwarzler 90 TO .eniraI Trust %
- wall st; Jan IL yrs: sSa:oVv: h5,orhe eso
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. ioo
LEROY ST, II. 25neo; Carolina Perazzo TO
Susan Il Kendall. 10 West both ." Jan ~ 90 %
yrs. SI2 800; attorneys. Merrill Rogers. 100
MOTT ST. 20, 25snloi.e Andrew Muzzio TO
Emigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank. OF Chan,
beers st: Jan II; yrs: sl4Uo' attorney j
Mcclure. ~ Chambers St 49, ,oo
MADISON AVE. 341, n c seth st, %. 5xloo;
Charles A Dards to- John Mackenzie 8OI La
favette ave brooklyn, ct al, trustees; Jan "a:
die etc as Der bond: 1926, 900: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
WATER ST, 1s5 and 1871 81; 10y, standis ISL
Chard to Title Guarantee and Trust GO. l1o
Broadway: Jan II; due as per bond: s2o0U.
Doth ST. 332 West, l6.7x--: Theresa Abel
son to Title Guarantee and trust GO. 17o
ZAP ST. :, 1884 II OF 10th ave. 22X9s.s;
Robert 4 Chesebrough to Seamens Bank for
Savings. 10 Wall ST. Jan II: yrs. a. per
cent $1,000: attorneys. Strong Cadwalader,
BAD sT. 424 to AS West, 3 sty brk, 3i.31
$50. McKeon Realty 60 to New York Life In
surance co. 346 Broadway: June IS; yrs. 8
per cent: S300.000: attorney, New York TitlA
Insurance co. 1876 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; same to Robert McGil.
IIoboken, J (prior mtg $500 OOol Jan III;
neys, James. schell & Elkus, 125 Broadway.
44TH ST. i49 and ISL West, 7 sty brlS. 81. 1ox
1904, Frances NJ Barnes to Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank 81 Chambers st prior mtg
Ssj, OO0,: yrs; Jan II: 81. 600; attorneys, II az
II q German, 81 Chambers ST.
4gTH ST II s. 100 n Of Sd ave. 20xiO0;
George T. Stuckey TO Jennie q Blddulph. Mont
clair n j; Jan II; . yrs; $4,000: attorney,
lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
9th ST, n $. 225 IT Of 5th ave, 2sxlooS;
Edward @ Tamadge 10 Clara Blooming dale,
b72 Madison ave: Jan II; yrs AZ per cent:
$4,000; attorney. p Spiegelberg. 40 Broad
way.
18TH ST. AL West. 25S99. II: Richard r
Umgeter to Edward Wagner. Islip. Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

Stanley Wolff ct al. exrs' to cara +
Wolff; ST. >.,,,.
Philip Rosenberg TO Bernhard Greenbaum'
Hejnr;ch FeIdman to l9fst Street Construc-
ton Co: 500. 00D. .,,-
Harry Mclean ct al to German savings
Bank 5000
Same to same. $1,000. 80, o.,
i9Ist street Construction co to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. $4,000. 60.
Louic Gordon and ano to Morlz "ru'"
stein; S10O -
Charles Morgan to Title Guarantee ana Trust
Co: 81. -, .. ooo
Henry Hanlrich. exr. TO August gold; sJ.VoV'
Hudson Mortgage Co to Hermann cam
mann; $1,000 q
scholle Brothers to Albert W scholle;
Daniel W Reckhart to Henry Reckhart'
s. 900.
same to same: $1,000.
American Mortgage co to Henry c Clark;
Henry Matilda to william Il Rose; $4,000;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Char'es
W watson; $1,000. 80
George 4 Buckbee to Joseph II witherell; 81.
Clara Milhauser TO William r Rose; 81.
Lena Flshgal to Lizzie l. Jaggers; 81.
Jacob Levy to Gustav Bondy; 81.
Lincoln Trust Co to David Wesser and ano;
500
William F Clare ct al. trus. to Irene Men
frank Gass 10 Matthaus Mensch; $1,000.
Eliz Haynes 10 Win + Clare ct al. trustee;
$50, ~.
VIM + Glare ct al. trustee, TO VIM r Clare
et al, trustees: so. 600.
CITY Mortgage Co TO New York Trust Co; 81.
Omar A jerks 10 David Davies; 81.
city Mortgage 90 10 New York Trust 60; 81.
Same to same; 81
Same TO same. 81.
same TO same 81.
Same TO same 81.
Same 10 same 81.
VIM r Glare ct al. trustees 10 VIM Clare.
trustee: $500.
Same to Alma Schenck; $500.
Same % Lillian Knocpke. $4,000.
Same 20 Irene : Mennen; 81.
Edo Avery 70 Jacques Huber and sno'
SGO. 900
Sam, 10 same. $50 600
Harold VI sin 70 Franklin Savings Bank;
Zoo go
same and sno. trustees. 10 same $1,000.
Title Guarantee & Trust 60 TO Ef'ic l. Ewart'
$4,000
Moritz Gruonstcin 20 American Mortgage Co;
81 1900
Ernest r Cooper 10 Sadie Prince; Sl.OUO
Alice Y COnkln to Peter GOrell: 50, 800,
Dino Savings Bank Of Brooklyn 10 hue
Guarsntc" & Trust Co. 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
EJECT OF BIG COFFEE SALE

United States Attorney Wise said yes
terday that the pending suit Of the gov
eminent against the valorization coffee
syndicate was practically settled by the
compliance of the defendants with the
requirements for distribution in this coun-
try of valorized Brazilian coffee. and the
sale OF go, 900 bags. as suggested by the
Department Of Justice. The suit will be
abandoned when counsel for Herman
Sielcken and the other members OF the
syndicate come into court with motion
10 quash the Indictment. This, said Mr.
Wise. the Attorney General will agree TO.
The consensus Of opinion yesterday was
that the sale OF the valorized coffee would
have no bad effect on general conditions.
while in some cases II would clear the
situation and have favorable effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
FIFTH AVE. STORE LEASED
Art Concern Gets Space in
Corner Site-Other Rentals.

Another accession to the new art centre
in the upper business section Of Fifth ave-
nue. was announced yesterday by the Cross
&c Brown Co., which leased for Klein &
Jackson the southerly store in No. 719
Fifth avenue, southeast corner of 56th
street, TO the Braus Art Store. now locat-
ed in the Knickerbocker Trust Company
Building. and at No. 434 Fifth avenue.
The latter is in the Burton block, leased
recently to Lord & Taylor. The lease is
for a period OF years at a rental aggre-
eating $4,000. The Cross & Brown
Company also leased space in the United
States Rubber Building. Broadway and
5Sth street, TO the lnterurban General
Contracting Company and the buildings
No. 1901 Broadway and Nos. 2l3 and 2l5
West 4sth street to the G. T. Silver Motor
Company.
Ames Co leased for the Life Pub
fishing Company store No. 81 West S1st
street to ]. Demaggo for a term Of years
also a floor in No. 407 Sixth avenue 10
e. Miller and the second loft In No. 5l4
Sixth avenue TO Charles 8. Lord for
term of years
The Duross Company leased the store
and basement No. 16 East 18th street 10
Frederick Strothmann and the store and
basement No ISL West 14th street to
Louis Dern.
Pease & Gilman leased space in the
new Aeollan Building, No. % West 42d
street, to James Clarke e. Co.
Spear e. Co. rented 10000 square feet in
No. 43 10 AZ West oath street TO Ruben
stein g. Bacharach and Max Dorf; 1900
square feet I'm Nos. II and 10 Waverly
Place to Karl Fried, NJ. & J. Weinsteln
and the Ontario Thread Company; 10000
square feet I'm No. 626 Broadway to HRS
field. Blumberg & Newhouse and Samuel
Winstian, and for the Astor estate
space in No. 10 Wall street to Worden &
Co.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for long
term Of years in the Hotel St Andrew to
Bendheim & Strauss. haberdashers, one of
the remaining two stores
Carstein e. Linnekin have leased space
IN the American Wooden Building to the
Milton Bradley Company, 5000 feet OF
space In No. ass TO $50 Fourth avenue to
the Herbert Huesgen Company a floor in
No. 215 Fourth avenue to the Parker
Wilder Company. space in No. 466 to $50
Fourth avenue TO Liebert & Meyerhof, s.
600 feet OF space In the Passavant Build
ing to the II. F. Lesan Advertising
Agency. space in No $50 TO 454 Fourth
avenue TO William &. Gordon & Co. and
space in No. $50 to 454 Fourth avenue to
John Lowry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
NEW INDUSTRY RECORD
Manufacturers Imported More
Goods in 1912 Than Ever.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE manufactur-
ers Of the United States seem 10 have
made their highest record In 1872 In
practically all articles imported for use
IN manufacturing the quantities entering
the country in 1912 were greater than ever
before. and the movements Of iron ore on
the Great Lakes are reported larger than
IN any earlier year.
Cotton imports into this the greatest
cotton producing country Of the world
amount d to more than 100000 pounds,
against a former high record Of 100000
mounds in 1901. Hides and skins imported
shrow a total Of over 6OO,OO0,OOO pounds.
against 573Co0,OOO pounds in the former
high record year, 1909. Raw silk importa-
tons last year amounted TO about 25,0o,-
OOo pounds, against a little more than D.
10000 in the former high record year,
100. Tin in bars. blocks, pigs etc, shows
a total importation of about 100000
pounds. against 10000 900 in 1911, the former
high record year. Lumber shows total
Of over 1.OO0, 100000 feet OF boards, planks
and deals. Leaf tobacco shows more
than 100000 pounds imported in 1872.
against 100000 IN 1911, the former high
record year. Pig copper entering this
the greatest copper producing country OF
the world shows a total Of about 100000
900 pounds, against 266. 900 in 1911. Wool
shows on unusually large total OF I'm
portations, but falls below the high rec
ords Of 1905 and 1898. The total value Of
all crude materials used in manufactur-
ing imported in 1912 amounts to about
ss25, oOo,O 900. against the former high record
of s542. 900 900, in 1910: and of manufactures
for further use in manufacturing more
than S2oO.OO0,OOO. against a former high
record of S2SS. 0O0, 600, in 19l1I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attol
Manhattan,

AMSTERDAM AVE. ~. " =, @3EoO. May
D. 1910. Barbara Seufer 70 Dora Groli 3
$40. OOU; attorney. Jacob Wieners. 20 Broad
AVENUE \, . cor S5th 81. 25.2x75. June
T. 1911. Elizabeth Bochm TO German saw
irgs Bank. $1,000: attorney. Hy Mosler'
WNDisCN AVE. cor 18th st. "5xloo;
Ma IN 1903. Charles and Mary Dards TO
Mutual Life Insurance CO. sl3'Oo'' address,
SAME PROPERTY. Dec . 1901. same to
'' IST we $50 and Sol. a47x75x2s1Ix-x
4pqy4i. Nav ~ 1908. charles liibson TO
West Sido savings Rank; $4,000. attorney
David Mcclure. 20 william st -,
20 AVE 1898. - 9Na6 $. June -. 1905
Louis saHr to CerlIne Bcrtuch $4,000. at
tornoys. Davis & Davis. 81 Chambers 81.
70 AVE, :. 75s II Of ssth q. 2SNioo;
Banjamin Aufses ,G.5oo. attorney. United
states TITLE Guarantee and Insurance co. 20
ioTH ST. :. 2is n Of Avenue d. soN
rSp7 Juuc 10 1892: William and Mary
T. TptcErovs TO Joseph Afleck and ano.
trus $4,000; attorney. John Hardy 20"
SAME PROPERTY; sept !. 1879. william
T. I'ptcgroyc TO Same: $4,000.
nth ST. 53i and $50 East, ioNeis. May
- 1908. Louis Haims to Joseph HNman' :
$40 600. attorney, VI Rapp. 1871 Brofd"ay
18TH Sr. :. 1l9 n 81 Avenue \, 25X
Msrv Jacket admI. to Charles " Watson;
S'3 500. attorneys. u Bloch w Nds
Eau 81. 1900
Dec % 1900. Joseph and Claudine " Mecks
I, Michael coleman; $4,000. attorneys,
Alexander 4 Green. 155 Broadway.
.GTH ST III 10 100 west So sN0s.o; sprti
20 1910. criterion Const ruction 60 10 Morris
Frank. 10000. attorneys. Cooper * baer %
isTH ST. 53s West: mtg Oh store lease,
Nov T. 1912. John Doylc 20 George Ehret.
$685.. attorney. Edw " Bnghard III Broad
iGTH ST. 533 East. mtg OF lease. etc;
soy 1872. John DOYLE 20 George Ehr"is
sGaf: attorney. T. VI Bnghard. III Broad
18TH ST, 3is and 31s west 5oN1oo6, Jan
10 1908: James Iemaier and ano to
George " rrfevre attorney, Lawyers Iitl"
Insurance 60. 1870 Broadway.
S5TH ST 33S and $40 West, 5oNlo22. Dec
10 1909: the Three Arts club to Helen NJ
swan and James W WaGsWorth, lr. eNr ana
tfus: 5000: attorney. " odcll. 80 Wall 81
s7TII ST. 5l2 East, 1SNd2 NNl NNh2 Dec
: 1909. Herman Singer 90 CARR" Veil; 81.
900. attorney George Stcnmullcr 1911
HtTH ST. ~ WEST. 25N'0o1t: July -
1000. charles \ Ashmead to irving y conn
and Wostchcster Trust 60. $4,000, attorney
MAY Solomon. BeelSnlan St. ,-,o,.,,., H..
Il 1917. Jacob and GoldiO Ecltstcin to
charles " Young. $500 attorney. VI "
Newman. ~ Court st. Brooklyn
18TH ST IS 1870 II " ~ Amsterdam
ave - ioNoa n; Jan ls lOOs. SaNag" Really
% 10 Louis l"mair; s43ono. attoinc! ll'Ie
Guarantee and Trust 20. l7G Br'adWay.
IgIST ST. = = i.n n ot 81 Nicholas ave
sny1OO: NAV 10. 1917. on" Hundred and
NInctv-frst street Construction 90 to Hcnry
Norg snthau 20: Si2.5Oo; attorney VI
N,chsrcr. iG5 Broadwa'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
NEW BANK PENSION PLAN
Bankers Trust Co. Makes Pro-
vision for Employees.

The Bankers Trust Company yesterday
announced that on February 10 IT Woulo
establish a pension system for its en-
ployes similar TO those already adopted
nv the National City Sank and the FIRST
National Bank Of Chicago. An appro-
priation Of $1,000 has been made and
each wear the company will appropriate
as much additional money as the Iuho
requires or profits may warrant.
Membership i'm the association VIII ne
voluntary. but no officer above the RANK
of assistant secretary or treasurer VIII De
eligible. To participate in the plan each
employe is required to pay per cent oil
his salary The appropriation or S'o'VV
Is said to be equivalent to 3 per cent OF
each employees annual income covering
his years of service.
Fifteen years Of service are required
before member may benefit from the
fund. and i'm case of incapacity or retire
mont prior 10 that period the employe
will receive the amount paid in, plus
nor cent interest. but no pension. En-
Moves of the Mercantile Trust Company
and the Manhattan Trust Company, which
were merged with the Bankers Trust
Z will be credited with the number Of years
since they entered the service Of those
companies.
Provision is made for voluntary retire
ment on a pension at the age of sixty
At sixtv-fve retirement is compulsory
unless the emplOye be requested TO remain
longer. and this is optional. Payments
are based on the number of years Of ser
vice. the annual amount being as many
fftieths of salary as years Of service. eX-
cept that II shall not exceed thirty-hve
fftieths or 5000 year.
For twenty-five years service or more
the pension shall continue from the date
Of retirement until death. For less than
twenty-five years service the pension
shall run the length of time of such ser
/ vice For incapacity before sixty the
: pension shall he based on the number or
years Of service.
The widow Of an employe eligible for
pension until remarriage or DEATH VIII
/ receive half the amount TO which her
. husband would have been entitled. SINH
lar provision is made for children up TO
The age of sixteen. Future clerks OF the
company must join the association at the
age Of eighteen. after medical eXamina-
ton. from which present employees are
exempt.
one Of the features which may lessen
the popularity OF the Bankers Trust pen
sion plan among the employees IS that all
Christmas distributions will be abolished.
Heretofore it has been customary TO give
each employe a bonus equivalent TO ~
per cent of his salary. The pension sys-
tenn established by the National CITY
Bank shortly before Christmas does not
require contributions from employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Edith s. Harrison bought from the Col
lective Holding Company the four story
tenement house at No $50 Chester street.
Louis Cowan sold Nos. $3.50 and 1866 Bed
ford avenue, each on plot 50xl0O feet to
a client for the Plainfeld Estates. the
latter taking in trade country estate at
Great Neck, Long Island, on First avenue,
between Sd and 4th streets.
Joseph Nietzger sold the three story
single fathouses Nos 249 and PSI South
LIST street. on plot 50X77 feet, for a client,
to Siris & Mailman.
Charles f. Rickerson has rented tho
fourth apartment west at No. 3sS ST.
Johns Place TO Leslie Elmer, also an Of
fee at No 3l6 Flatbush avenue TO the
A nitap Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
The Bronx.

ARTHUR central AVE- ;, 1908 4 Of
KinEsbrIdgc I'd. lG.sxlOooe: MAY - 1895 Alice
Anderson to Philip Hofer, ear, $1,000; attor-
ney. Edwin g pusenbury, ~ Liberty st.
BROOK Cllftonl AVE, cor Of li4th 81
25xlo0; Feb 10. 1900 swedish Eyanseliesl
baum: $500. attorneys. Alexander & AleNan-
der 30 Broadway.
FRANKLIN AVE. VS., % 4 II Of roth st.
seligman Fuld 5000: attorney. Sesah'
30 CRANE RAM AVE eo5i. 2osioo: Aug II, 1000,
Ichn and santa la Splna 10 Jennie sapiro
81 800. attorney, Ehw = Napolis. World Build
GAINsBoRG AVE. e :. 100 IT : OF fremont
I'd, 75xiOo; April -. 1907: Frank Beavis
10 Isaac Butler. 81. 300 attorney, Title Guar
antee and Trust CO. l76 Broadway. ,oo.
Nov L. 1902: Ferdinand Baumann to Pheoe
a Bremen. 5000: attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust Go. lI6 Broadway ,.r,, -,
LOT ~. map 1i30. Hunter estate; March -.
1910: Claus II Hulck 10 Hudson Rose Co;
$685. address. 32 West 4oth st.
PERRY AVE- vs.. 1872 II from " cor OF
Robinson to Hazel G Roxbury; $500; sttor-
ney Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100 Broad
Tors 2. 8 and IL 10 ~. map property
Kingsbridge rd 233d at. Brentwood and Dig
ney ayes. Edenwald: Dec 20. 1909; Julie r
Tompkins et al to Esther Hsdden; Soooo;
LOT 2s4. = OF. map 20, Unionport. 6ox
los. oct 10. 1909; Charles C Neubark to Fried
rich ana DOTOtned NeltinslSils eS,O'Vs hAtpl
noy. Title Guarantee and Trust Go, 176 Broad
way
SIMPSON ST, e cor OF 1881 st. runs 100
Z = 10T. tx 350x 2l0xl2s II TO south
ern Boulevard =, " and W along Southern
boulevard n 1924 1t 10 beg; Nov .. 1910,
American Real Estate Co To Newburg savings
Bank 500 ZOO: address, Newburg, Y.
WASHINGTON AVE. " cor Of ls6th
(Bassford) n. 50x9i: Feb 10. 1912; William J
and LILLIAN Ward to the Fruit Auction Co:
1000 attorneys. McElheney Bennett is
William ST.
SAND PROPERTY: Feb IL, 1910; Philip W
saltta TO Frank Bauer 5000; address. 25s
Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE n cor OF 1s6th
(BassfordD st, 60x9l; Jan %. 1910; p w eaitta
to Lambert Suydsm and ano. trus: 81, 500; at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100 Broad
way.
WHITLoCK AVE, 8es. $ e 5, 274:t II W Of
Hunts Point I'd, 25x13I Ix25x130.1; Dec 10.
l91l Morris Wolhnger and ano TO George +
Johnson jr: $3.50: attorneys. Ferris. Roeser
g. Stroock. 1875 Broadway
ie4TH ST. ISL and 100 East, 42x10O: April
f., 1904. Charles and Henry Weber TO kath-
crime Weber. $500: attorney, Ditman,
30 Broad st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
REALTY NOTES.

The United Cigar Stores Company is
the prospective lessee Of the Goelet es-
tate property at the southwest corner Of
Fourth avenue and 18th street, old build
ings, on plot 65XS5 feet. Details OF this
lease were reported recently. The cigar
company will remodel and modernize the
buildings.
John +. Fetzer negotiated the recently
recorded sale of the northwest corner or
Home street and Forest avenue for
George Laemmle To Louis Ruchter, who
gave in exchange No. 95} TO 9b3 Jackson
avenue.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents Of Nos. 249 and 25l West 10th
street, two five story houses,
j. Elmsie Miles, for seven years with
William NJ. Benjamin. is now connected
with the mortgage department OF the +.
r Wood w. II. DolsOn Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY II.

HOE AVE. :. 29I II Of Aldus 81. *
100. CITY Mortgage GO loans ENSIGN iilp'o'o
rnent 60 5000. ., . 70
I74TH 81. g. III n 2 Of Nelson ave, o OK
100. same loans stewart Construction 20 81
SOUTHERN BOULEEARD, :, sIoo ,oa,s
Of Westchester ave, 40 Nl7'o' ss'"e
Redwood Realty 60 $4,000 -,,.,.,ev
FOX ST. n cor Tiffany ST, 40 iNiS';;n.
irregular: Rockland Realty 20 loans guam
construction 60 $4,000 ,,,q.
33D ST. :. 2GS.9 II OF 9th ave: iSI.D,
You, York Life Insurance Go agt Mckeon
an S1' s e 2Gs.9 u " NJ 9th ave, III x
rs az irrag. Robert McGill oars same slw
TNTERVALE AVE. s. loo q OF 1900 -
t95 ayS6 z: Henry Morgenthau 20 loans SIN
shire Construction 90. Inc, S6O. uCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY II.


Attn ST 900 10 22G West: s Miller, Inc.
agt Martin Beck and estate Of Mary Kay,
owners. Jacob Seidenberg, Jacob kostnan
and Froic Restaurant 90, owners ana con-
tractors. $l25. , -.
CHRISTOPHER ST. 2 cor WoehaWken 81,
30xSO. Cyril & Job agt George q Nelii, owner
Blight Overfied 90. contractor: $50 10.
ALLEN ST, %. Lyman Ilosenolum ast
Minnie T. simon. owner; r Marks conrac-
tor: 500 o-a.,s
CHRISTOPHER ST. 1876: Blight. Overhead
60. Inc. agt Geo & O'Ncill, owner ana con-
tractor S..33l g. ,-,s- ,u,,..
I2eTH 81, 3. 125 II Of Riverside Drive:
50y irreg 10 Riverside Drive x 20 irreg; \
,'on(ortl co agt London Construction CO. owner
and contractor; Louis London and Albert Lon
do. contractors: SO 332 -. ~
o2D ct 23l and 22j West: KaVneer Mig 20
aet Allerton Realty co, owner and contractor
s32s. - % , -,
Fast CHESTER ROAD. e s. 90 n OF
chester a. 40x97: Unonport Lumber Mls
90 agt Herman n Isch. owner and contractor .
THOMPSON ST. so and 80; Nathan Bobie
act " { Davidson, owner, Peter Ryan
pnIldiny co. contractor. SOS.
Fast CHESTER ROAD :. 10 II o,
Chester ST. 3OX9T4: Bernhard DaNlds0n aS'
Herman y Isch, owner and contractor S'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
LEASE AND SALE AT SCARSDALE.

Fish & Marvin and Burke stone leased
for Gerard Fountain his property, corner
of Overhill and Circle roads, Scarsdale'
y. Y, TO a Minneapolis client for long
term.
Fish & Marvin sold 10 a New York
architect a plot comprising two acres az
SCarsdale being part of The Grange. II
is the new owners intention TO build
residence in the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
Nv ] II Naysrs
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee

with name and address OF lessee
ALLEN ST, 81. all: VIM 4 Spencer 10 Kali
man Cohen. 10 yrs from May l. 1907. 81 30;
address. ~ Pike -.
BROADWAY. 42j7. store: Alexander Grant
Construction 90 10 st Nicholas AiIdrOme 60.
: yrs 10 mos from Dec /, 1912; 50 so. address.
1857 Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE, ss3. part FIRST floor:
PATH q Myers TO Chas g schneider, 3 yrs
from May /, 1912; Sisc; address, Ss4 Lexington
MOTT ST, 163. north store and part base
ment. John Horn 10 Grazia TedescO, 3 yrs from
MAY ], 1912: $40, address. 1863 Mott st
Sd AVE, 1897, all. John Hcmers 10 Maurice
Neinhauscn; yrs from May /, 1913, 81 $50,
address. 81 ~ Nicholas ave
lO4TH ST. 1s3 East, hallway; Henry 7.
1912. $500, address, 21G Fast 1lsth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

Douglas l.. Gilman CO.. Incorporated
have leased for the 18th Street and PARK
Avenue Company a large duplex apart,
ment in No. $50 Park avenue TO RAYMOND
h. Price This completes the renting IN
this building, which contains thlrtH 81.
APARTMENTS. an apartment I'm the NyO-
ming. 55th street and Seventh avenue, to
Or. NJ. S Gregory, of Bellevue Hospital
also an apartment at No. East Ath
street for a. ogden Jones to Barthol-
nmeM Jacob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
DU POINT BUYING COAL MINES

Greenville, KY. Jan. 1.-THE comoina-
ton of thirty-two coal mines in Western
Kentucky in one corporation, to be known
as the Du Pont Coal Company Is beng
effected by representatives Of T. Coleman
du Pont. the powder manufacturer.
Daniel Cauffel and l.. L. Denham. OF
Wilmington. Del. representing Du Pont
in the field announce that they have
options on eighteen mines and are conf
dent az obtaining the remainder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
ALTERATIONS TO COST 100000.

According 10 estimates Of architects re-
tanned to remodel the property No. 30
wall street for the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank. upward OF 100000 will
be expended Plans for the work were
filed yesterday. and call for a rear ex-
tension. new elevators and general re-
arrangement of the interior Of the old
structure. which once housed the Ma
tional City Bank. Palmer, Hornbostle e.
Jones are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
STATE BANK RESOURCES GAIN.

Albany. Jan. 1.-THE resources Of 1911
state banks of deposit and discount at
the close Of business on December 26 last
were S6l7 O63. 267. an Increase Of $2,4Sl,2 go
as compared with the total reported on
September g. The total deposits remain
about stationary, the total being S24,0s4,-
..roa sod 81 III 100