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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Realty Association sold the ten
four story fathouses occupying the
block front. 200x9O feet. at no. sos TO
523 Throop avenue. between Putnam and
jefferson avenues. The buyer gave IN
exchange five amusement buildings with
a frontage Of 800 feet on RockaWaN ave
nue.. Canarsie. The transaction involves
about 5000 000.
NJ. Bennett d Sons sold No. 5l3 Berg IN
street, between Sixth and carlton ave-
nues a two story frame dwelling house
for the estate of Charles McCloskey 10
a client: also a plot on the north SIDE
of Butler street. west of Nevins street
for the HalStead estate. to a client, ana
with :. Blume x Co No. lN6 Myrtle
avenue. "A three story property. for Ray
mond Rorke to \. Lewis.
\. Peace d Sons sold the three story
and store property No. 1Gl Washington
avenue for j. JouhlsOn to an investor.
=. j. Greenberger sold for the Progress
Holding Company the two-famlly house
at No. S72 East 18th street, Flatbush,
20Xl00 feet for a client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
APARTMENT HELD AT $17O,00O SOLD
Investor Purchases Six Story Structure on Manhattan Street
More Loyal L. Smith Estate Holdings Sold.


FultOn-C Chambers Building To Gitnick X
Stamer, and Offices in No. Il West sd
street to r. Barry.
Louis Schrag has leased for Joseph w.
Cushman Il Co. the dwelling house No.
5}l West 10th street 40 Sadie Fisher for "A
term of years. also. in connection with
Benjamin Bernstein. the dwelling house
No. 222 West 18th street To Emma Fisher
and No. pa West 18th street to John SChil-
latani.
Pcase & Gilman have leased two lofts
in Nos 10 and Il East ed street To the
Hilf Costume Company for term OF
years: also apartments in No. 2iI Fifth
avenue TO Mrs c. *. Wright. in No. 81
Park avenue to Miss Grace Howe. in No.
- Fifth avenue To f. b. EssiS and Ill NO.
81 East 6ith street TO r. J. Connors.
J. IS. English has leased for term OF
years To George Z. Dohcrty and Edward
Hof the four story building No. 100 West
18Th street After alterations II VIII De
used for business purposes.
The +. r. Wood. W. II. Doson Com
pany has leased the dwelling house NO.
l0i West Soth street TO John j. Cox for hNc
years
The Duross Company has leased the
two stores Nos. 425 and 427 West lith
street i'm the buildings being erected by
John j. Gillen TO the William j. Farrell
Company one of the Oldest poultry houses
downtown; also leased the six story build
ing at Nos a. and - West lith street 10
the carpet and furniture house of John H.
Little q Co. who will move their business
at Sixth avenue and 18th street as soon
as alterations, to cost $1,000, are COM
plcted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
LIS PENOENS.

igTU ST % West. Mutual Alliance trust
Ga a. View York agt Organizers Investing 20
ct al foreclosure ~ mts'; attorneys S'ounai'
a Mari. - With
oxtrN. agt Maurice Lyman foreclosure OF
mtg, attorney. / swinburne.
2D AVE n O. cor 18th Il. "a sNesH ifreg'
Jacob Law AIT Rose cohen - al Norecios ?
Of mtg. attorneys. Arnstein Levy q IieineI !.
SIMPSON ST u " cor Home ~, ~ lNIVl'".
George Maudel az; Gingod Realty 60 81 n.
tsmeudcd foreclosure Of mtgli attorney h
swain
RROOK AVE. . cor i3a,h -. % lSo' :
Henry r. g. Watson agt John \ Lynch 81 al
faiuon0ed foreclosure ~ mtg, attorneys, DecA-
cr. Allen a Storm. -.
JETFERsON So. . cor Startling ave. lo5x
-. James carney agt Philip kaufman 81 al
foreclosure of mtg. attorney. sullivan
EROOME ST. 80 90 2dt. Excelsior savings
Bank of the city 81 New York agt MARY
O'NeIll ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorne' >
Cary a. carroll
Ii5TH 81. - West. George A Archer agt
Emil Rclhstein - al foreclosure OF mtg. at
torneys Harrison. Elliott 4 Byrd
STH AVE. 2lj7 Alice Eaton agt Frederick
T. Forster 81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Dexter Osborn 4 Fleming
l.pI l'i map OF Stems estate bFonN' 10
scph Pcrrotto agt D"licia Coli '-pecinc per
forilaucei. attoruer. g WeishaUpi.
WASHINGTON AVE. " 3. 100 n ~ iG9th
81. 35AlJo. Joseph Rosenzwcis agi sheriff
street Realty CORPORATION IT al foreclosure OF
mtg. attorney. J. - " Soaring.
NORTHERN AVE, cor 1I9th ~. % tx
100. Northern ave. cor 18th ST, q, 6Nic1
fwo actions. New York Life Insurance 90 agt
Birch Realty 90 ~ at foreclosure Of two
mtgsl attorney. IL Bcllinger. y.
3D AVE. u " cor oSth ~ i4jNll0. Morris T..
Weiss AIT Interborough Rapid Transit 90 ct al
"a ton 20 forcclo-e mechanics Hem. attorneys
F.Xman. Lewis n Sellgsbcrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

vrvy YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
az New York The Metropolitan savings
Rank. plaintiff against Mayer Deutsch ct al
defendants. . <..,.o.,,.
In pursuance Of a Judgment or foreclosure
and sale duly made in the above entitled aS-
tiou bearing date the 18Th day OF March 1910,
ami entered In the office OF the CLERK or tne
county OF New York on the 25th day of March;
loi3 l. the undersigned. the referee IN SAID
Judgment named viii sell at public auction az
the New York Real Estate Salesroom, Nos. "
and ~ Vessv street in tho Borough OF Man
haitian i'm the city OF New York on the -4th
day of April. 1913. 10y Joseph +. pay auc
tioneer. the premises directed by SAID 1une
ment to be sold and therein described as FOL
lows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and hcins IN the Boz
ough Of Manhattan, OF the city OF New YORK.
I'm the County and state OF New York bounded
and described as follows: Beginning AT point
on the northcrly side of Seventy sixth street,
distant four hundred ana thirteen lilSl iee'
eastcrly from the corner formed by the inter
section of the casterly side Of First Avenue
with the said northcrly side of seventy sixth
street. thence running Northerly parallel win
the said oastery Side Of First Avenue, one
hundred and two uo2, feet two ~ inches to
tho centre line ~ the block; thence easterly
along the said centre line of the block twenty
five (asb feet: thence southorly. again parallel
with the said eastcrlv side of First Avenue
ono hundred and two nO2l feet two ~ inches
10 the northerly side of seventy sixth street;
thence westerly along the said northcriv side
of seventy sixth Street. twenty-five feet to the
point or place ~ beginning. Said premises
being now known by the street Number t3l
East Seventy sixth street, Borough of Man
haitian. city Of New York
Dated. New York. March -. 1918
ALEXANDER RoSENTHAG., Referee.
A. :. 4 W. HCTCHfNS. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. No. - William street. Borough
Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
The following is a diagram Of the property
To he sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
AGAINST PROPOSED BILL
Three Family Houses Shouio
Remain in Tenement Glass.

noru.v Commissioner Frank Mailh' vi
49,, rononont House Department, has
taken a vigorous stand against the VISIT
of tho real estate men TO get through ''o
Assembly a bill taking three-IaI''iN
houses ont Of the tenement house class
lie exnressed his opposition in ie'le'
60 tho Real Estate Brokers Protective
Association. which held meeting at the
Real Estate Exchange BUILDING biooN
~, Yesterday. The association was
formed TO get through the proposed meas
IRE. and has the support oil many
of the best known real estate Operators
i'm the borough.
The members say that the present rules
Of the Tenement House Department hldhe
II impossible for them to erect three-
family houses in Brooklyn and queens
which are under Mr.. Mann JurlsdlCliVn,.
The property so utilized Is not aNdliapIe
for regular tenement houses ana Is worth
100 much TO use for two-famlly houses
The three-family house has been COM
promise investment heretofore Chuer
the present Interpretation OF the teneilehS
house law such buildings, with stores anu
living rooms on the ground floor, must
be built like regular tenement houses.
This, the real estate men say, requires
the outlay of too much money 10 MAKE
the erection OF the structures pIOHtdDlS.
The people who would use the property
will not pay enough rent TO give fair
return on the money that would have 10
be invested.
Last Saturdays committee from the as
ISOLATION called upon Commissioner John
j. Murphy and explained the position
taken by the members and invited him 10
visit some of the buildings which the de-
partment requires changes in before the
owners can rent the ground floor rooms.
Mr. Murphy seemed impressed. He will
make q tour with the committee Friday,
and Mr. Mann has been invited 10 go
along
Mr. Mann said in his letter that there
are about four thousand threefamily
houses in Brooklyn and Queens that do
not comply with the law and that the
proposed legislation would result i'm not
less than twenty thousand houses not
now legally tenements being converted
into three-family houses within the next
five years. The legislation would also
make il possible for buildings of five or
more stories 10 be taken out of the tene-
inent house class and utilized for three
families. This ne declared. would be
detrimental 10 the life and health OF the
entire community. would bring back the
darw rooms increase the FIRE hazard and
develop unSanitary conditions
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At the Bronx exchange:
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)

with name and address OF lessee
AMSTERDAM AVE. e34; north part store,
etc. Ferdinand y sheppard, trustee. 10 Peter
JurGs; yrs from May !. 1919. S21.OCc. al
dress, 93s Amsterdam ave.
CHAMBERS ST II: ali; trustees OF the
First Baptist Peddie Memorial Church o. New
IcI soy to ienOit Wasserman. yrs from May
/, 1913: s., 800: address, 1853 Madison ave.
CANAL ST. PCS and go. store. etc. Therese
ID Browning 10 Morris Damsky et al. 3 yrs .
mos from MAY /. 1913; $1,000. address. 1916
49th st. Brooklyn
BERGEN AVE. cor l52d st store and
basement; Jacob iie!cn and ano 10 Maks stein;
: srs I mo from April l, 1913; $l.s0o; address
BROADWAY. ss3; third loft: Mary II Goelet
ct al. trustees, 10 Henry Muller and ano, Z
yrs from Feb !. 1919; $1,000, address. JOS
Hancock ST. BROOKLYN.
GRAND ST. 2G6 and 2Gs nth and sixth
floors Mutual Alliance Trust Co Of New York
10 United states Grand Lodge Of the Order Of
Firth Abraham: yrs from May ]. 1919; So
100. address. 266 Grand 81:
GREENWICH ST. :o7h. all; Louis Hams
10 Isidor Greenstein, . yrs from Jan ], 1915
81 800. address, 2g7i2 Greenwich ST
LEXINGTON AVE. ;. % II Of 42d ST.;
VIM II Reynolds to Geo Mitchell: Z yrs from
March H. 1911. $1,000, address, G2 West 1OGth
LEWIS ST. IS and 20: all; Nathan Levy 10
Aschcr IIaber , yrs from April ]. 1913. $394
address. 80 stanton ST
MOTT ST. 101; all: Charity Gritman TO
Jamea Mallcn; yrs from May ], 1918, ST.
200; address. 100 Mott ST,
NEW ST. 4: ana ~. all: Mutual Real Is
tate CO 10 New York Real Estate Security CO.
u WIS from May /, 1913: 81. 500. address. ~
Broadway
ST Marks Pr 81. W cor "a ave- i20x
Is: all: Alice Ketotas ct nj 10 Samuel Augen-
blick co: 20 yrs mos from April -. 1913;
So 900: address, :02 broadway.
PECK SLIP. A.: all: Bessie r Kane 20 Gen
oral Fish co: yrs from May ]. 1913, $1,000
address. i52 Fulton st.
sTIi AVE. 1sS and 1870; south store Meyer
G Lowenthal TO Herman Pausen; yrs from
NAV J. 1913: $1,000; address. lis s;h ave.
18TH AVE W cor J1st ST, 1oO5xlOO: the
land; Henry l. Morris ct al, trustees. to Chas
Kohler: IL yrs mos from May !, 1918. 81
500. address. GOi West 10Th ST.
10TH 81. G. East: all. Philip Cohen 10
Banic herman; 3 yrs from April I. 1915; ST.
$50: address 3.s East 9Ist Ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
REALTY NOTES.

The Louis Becker Company negotiated
the recently reported sale of No. l9l
Audubon avenue to Joseph Brucker.
Judge Davis has appointed Clarence j.
Carroll receiver of the rents Of the fiat
house No. 2lSO Eighth avenue pending
foreclosure proceedings.
l.. J. Greenberger was the broker in the
sale of plot. lo0Xl0o feet at the corner
of Watson and Walnut streets. for {. {.
Watkins. ir 10 the u. II. Jackson COM
Dany. which gave in exchange the
dwelling house No. So East 18th street,
Brooklyn.
John +. Scott. formerly of the country
department Of Pease & Elliman's Office,
is located al No. Il Broadway.
Earle & Calhoun have been appointed
agents Of the fathouse No. 90 Columbus
avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Now York Trust 60 to city Mortgage 90, ~,
civ Mortgage 60 20 William Cron"e"
ct al. $4,000. - ~ routreI.
s.. 800 No., 10.
Francis \ Brady to Kings County Trust co.
81. ..oo
Max Kobre to Max Wolpor 500. .
Isaac Polowslv TO John Wininaer; 81 .,
Josephine Favour to Ethel !. FaNouis, 81
Josephine ! Tully To- Isaac Maiks' go -oo
Annie Augcnblick TO Aaron Nartels'
Frederick l. Allen. exr, to FREDERICK u ~
len: 81. ,n.,t. co0.
Walter : Gurnee ct al. trus, to Libbie sen ;
So. 600. q,
William IIogc TO Edward G Iogg: ~.
Italian Savings Bank 10 Henry hphienc' >
81, 800 o., ooo
UenrvNA Stahl to Clara J. Mcech, s'"V.
LAWYERS Mortgage 60. 10 Board OF w
Church Erection Fund Of the GencraI hsse"
hlv of the Presbyterian Church IN ihl'cu
states Of America: S2i. 900.
Same to same; SJi."No.
Same to same: S1Jo, 600.
Same TO Bertha Il Wolff; Sibu"
Same to Elyira j Byrnc. Sl',oo". .,
Annie Nar,ler to Jacob Frankcnthalcri ~
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 20 l"
Lawyers Mortgage 60; x2J.oOD. " ei,
Lincoln Trust 60. gdn, 10 Nccislor SAVINGS
Bank: 5000. II,
Isidorc jackson and ano To- Samuel J., JACK
lanes &. Vent To Henry Hess; 81. ..
Henry Il Hess to Anna \ Bradford, trus' f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
aal East 10Th Street.

43l East 10th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge To satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold Is Eleven thousand four
hundred and thirty and Si-loo tStl .i30. SD
dollars with interest thereon from March IL.
1913. together with the plaintiffs costs and
allowances amounting 10 Three hundred and
forty-one and 4J-1Qo ,S3tt. 40 dollars. with in
terest thereon from March -. 1918. and the
allowance for costs OF the Guardian ad Item
amounting To the sum Of Fifty-hye ,$55.oO)
dollars, with interest thereon from March -,
1918. The approximate amount Of the taxes.
water rents and assessments to be allowed 10
the purchaser paid By the Referee IL Three
hundred and nlnety-two and I9-l00 1892 79)
dollars. and interest thereon
The above described property Is TO be sold
subject To any state OF facts which an accu-
rate survey would show; also subject to vara-
tions In the fence lines. aud also subject to
existing tcnancies.
Dated. New York. March 18TH 1919.
ALEXANDER ROSENTHAL, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01

: Albert and NJ. l.. Plat. in conJunc-
ton with Louis Helm. have sold for the
Edgar Construction Company. the apart
ment house at No. iii Manhattan street, a
six story structure on a plot 1SXl" feet
containing twenty-eight families, with
three double stores. The Edgar Construc-
ton Company completed this apartment
about two years ago, and 1t IS one VI
the finest houses in the upper Broad"a!
section. The interior is laid out in TWO
and three-room kitchcnettcs. The proper
" has been held at $4,000. The purchaser
has bought for investment.
Harris and Maurice Mandclbaum have
bought from \. y. w kinnan as exec
utor of the estate of Loyal J.. Smlth' 'he
plot of about six lots. NlXlw feet al the
southwest corner of Fort Washington ave
ma and 16lst street. The J. Romano
Brown Company was the broker The site
will probably be resod to builders. TINS
sale disposes of the last of the Smith es-
tato's holdings along Fort Washington
avenue.
Jacob j. Talbot sold 10 client Tor inc
Lee Marks Realty Company George Id
Tour. PRESIDENT. Nos. 59l-5s5-oso EleNell'h
avenue. twenty-five feet north OF fith
street old tenement houses on plot 'oAIV'
feet.
Josenh +. A. O'Donnell has sold the
,o,r lots covering 1o0x1O0 feet on the
south side of 1S0th street 80 feet west VI
Amsterdam avenue to builder LOT I'M
nrovement, who contemplates ere0lin7
Two five story buildings. fifty feet "lue
zach These lots were purchased by MI
o.Donneu from the Ungrich estate lie"
,,,o,,bs aao &. ]. Elgar was the broker
In the transaction. e-,,.,,..
otber sales announced yesterday lo''o"
Manhattan.
FIRST AVENUE Amelia NeuHa| =, ,o -' rirst
tho G,e story tenement house No. re e., and
avenue ON lot - Nloo lt, ,',or'ot 10 be Henry
fischer. who owns the adjoining ii l,,o't'iatcd
loS First avenue. Charles Iroench
the sale. ..,.r. r,r,onfold Il Prayer
- sid IN Marv T. Doan No. $40 HeCo '.e
s ,aos on lot :aoc feet near e5t6 street
The Bronx.
,, .-.pt,,,-r The statc Bank has &C
i'oi t,,,,gb 4 II Levy from the HieI ''''S
sS,,,,any the structure at ire }u.O 10, sth
Nyeeichcster and Union avenues a.u l., he
80, enc hank will occupy Two nooi9 =" ~
stt Hst as a BRONX branch The store a. So 60
Yves. 1 1o. the Madison Square branch.
TiFFANY STREET BE-, 3 S,oyy a TSTfno
Ton Company has sold the nT Nv rlot iIxlO6 feet.
al 10 g4S Tiffany street 8 iron have
srEBBINs AXENC E E. ~ a, \ 'f feet on
ss ao side of Stebbns avenue. J." le''
south OF Chisholm street -,, & phelns
SHERMAN ANENJ E.--SI.lt-l6 n,,So feet, AT
ne southeast corner Of sherman aNs sa s,nr.
,c'd street for improvement with hNe s'o''
APARTMENT house.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Tho R-Opx

15iST ST. =. 100 r. of Courtlandt ave LOT
a . siy brk tenmt JOXl0G4. Benjamin Bereh-
son. 400 East l53d ST, owner; Schaeter' y.
| Company 40l fremont ave. architect, cost
$50 900 <-
SYLVAN AVE W 8. $40 n = of 2J5th 81 for
a . sty brls dwlg, 2lXi5 j kurtzman' 100 81
ave. owner; Anton Harrifeldt. 1853 Jerome ave-
architect. cost. $500 ., a.
STEBRTNS AVE. 8. 200 n OF l.Oth 81,
for two sty brlS tcnmts with stores o-.eN'V. ~
and s. 6x75gS: Thomas quinn, -3sl 'ia,t
Rouleyard owner: Iorenz r J Weihcr. "a
Wost 10th 81. architect. total cost. $50 900
DAILY AVE, Q 5. 1895 II OF lslst 81, LOT e,
. stv brk tenmt a. 3xl0s: James FORBES, lv'N
No ave owner: & Schaefer Jr.. Company
architect. iOl fremont ave; cost. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
FIFTH AVENUE STORE LEASED.

julius Friend Edward VI. Levi Com
pany have leased for the Methodist Book
Concern and the board of foreign mis-
sions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
the store in their building. No. $50 Fifth
avenue. southwest corner Of 10Th street,
for a term OF fifteen years, 10 the W. &
G.. lunch rooms, which, after extensive
alterations. will occupy the same as
new link TO their chain Of stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WEBSTER AVE. g $. zoos # 81 ls-d 81
Theodore g Wood agt GT~ystone Holding 20 CT
al: March - 1915 ,by bond), 81. al "s
t1TH ST II e. cor ID ave: Paul Doppler aGt
MARY 4 Mclaughlin ct al. March II, 19lJ'
tiJJ -. ,,
3D AVE So; Henry Klaus. Inc, Ggt Henry
Bsrtell ct al. Jan -. 1912; Sl0I &c
18TH ST il East; !. * Comstock & GO agt
Reaching Bcrtrom ct al: March 10 lol3'
$40 % ,
ST NICHOLAS Pr. - and s.: Harry Farher
act Samuel f. Greenncld Dec 10. 1917. S5l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT INT
assessment rolls OF real estate ana persona
property in The city OF New York for ITO
year 1913 have been delivered 10 the ulo-
signed. and that all taxes on said assessment
rolls are due and payable as follows; ,,
All taxes on personal property ana one
~ all taxes ON real estate are duo ana pay
0URSDAY. MAY I. 1918.
and the remaining and final one-half or taNes
on real estate shall ne due and psyapie ." o.,
the FIRST OF NOVEMBER 1915 ~,
taxes become liens ON tho real estate are, 80
thereby on the respective DAYS wheh ~
become due aud payable as herenhefote pa
yided, and shall remain such liens bh,'t -.
Tho second half Of the tax on real Go.
which is due. as hereinbefore proFlaeu, -"
the first DAY OF November following the pa.
ment Of the first half may be ps,o ~. ,,sr
first DAY Of MAY. or AZ any time tn"IeaL.ts
providing the first half shall have neen Pa.n
or shall he paid at the same time, an. hs
such PAYMENTS ~ the second haii As ,"e'
made IN such manner prior 10 NoNcinue' ,a,s
a discount shall be allowed from w u'e .,
Of payment 10 November ISL At '''
four per centum per innunl IA. pru
No DISCOUNT IL ALLOWED ON PEN
SONAL TAN bills: ., ..,ate
Penalty on uNpaid taxes on real euaiJI
bcYins Juue I aud December j; on ""p""
personal taxes June 49,. ,s,,a =, the re-
TaXes are payable AT the ONCE OF W ,he
co,,,sr ~ Taxes in the borough where u'
nronerty is located, rs follows
uorourh of Manhattan. - chambers ~
Rorourh OF The Bronx. 18th At. ana ~
thur ave - ,,,.t,,, pu,idlnz
Rorough OF Queens. Court square b""e
Island city. , tr,,i e.
Borough OF Richmond. Borough HAL %"
George. - .- =, raxer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
NEWPORT PLACE LEASED.

DeBlois & Eldridge have leased Beach
Rock Beach Newport. r. l., 10 A. NJ.
Moreland, Of Pittsburgh, for the coming
season.
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{ 90 PR STRfE
2SE STREET,

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above property Is
to be sold IL thirty-six thousand three hun -
bred and ninety-four l1-l00 dollars 1886 3a4 %,
with interest thereon nom January p. J3lS,
together with costs and allowances amouniinS
10 three hundred and fOrty-seyen 500 doi q
lars ,S34T 50. with interest thereon rom
February "a 1913, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount or the
taxes assessments and water rates. or other
liens which are 10 be allowed 10 the pus-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid ny
the Referee is five hundred and nifty collars
1850 oOb and interest.
The premises on Elm Street and known y
the street No. ~ Elm street. Will be sold sub
iect 10 two prior mortgages made 70 secure
In the aggregate the principal sum OF fort' =
five thousand dollars tS45.cNI) WITH interest,"
on so5. 900 thereof at 80 from February j.
1918 and on $4,000 thereof from May -Sn'
1912. at Sc.
The premises AT the northeast corner @, 2ga
Street and 4th Avenue vii, be sold subject 20
two prior first mortgages made TO secure rs
principal sum OF two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars (S250.0o0). with interest thereon
AT four and one-half pes cent. e'sr) from
June ]. 1912 :,
The premises in Cooper Street will 30 'old
subject TO a prior mortgage made 10 tscIs
tho sum OF sixteen hundred dollars i>lSv.
with interest thereon at six per cent. 'oH
from October 18th, 1912
Dated New York, March nth. 1918
CARL l.. SCHCRz. Referee
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ALTERATIONS.
a.

SD AVE. 1882: to a . sty store and d"ig' u
Groenbcrg 302 East SD ST. owner a., y
Sh,lnarf 70, Bowery. architect; cost. 5000
18Th ST. 10 and ~ West: 10 > sly .Iu r
house: a g KauGmann - Broad -; "M
COITMBt'S CIRCLE. and ?: to sItI
sfor. bldg: VI T. Flake. - Broad IT, o"nei' II
:, p,ef RI, ,fh ave architect, cost, ,3VV.
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PROPOSALS.

oUARTERMAsTER s OFFICE. WEST PolN.'
New York. March :. i9i3.--sesied proposssss'
i'm tripllcate subject 10 the usual conil'V"''
will be received at this Office until 100 ?, 80
April 4 1919. for draining and rlling SWAMI
on constitution Island. The United STATES ~ ~,
serves the right TO accept or reject any or
proposals Forms and specifications iurn's"''
upon application.
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The Bronx.

BLACKRoCK AVE. 2i59. to a 2ls sly frame am,
dwelling. church of the Holy iIlhnn, wi
Castle lin ave. owner; Henry h'eiu''' -
Nassau n, architect. cost. $1,000 1900,
CASTLE HILL AVE. l0i. 10 a J sly IAN
church and school. church OF me 10Y ill., w.
on premises. owner. Henry \ hoelpie' 81 Mas
sau 81 architect. cost. 500.
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Ioth ST. Wakefield. Isxl05: oct -, 1909,
Edward ard Catherine Noltz To lltic
Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6 Broadway
81 800. -
t5IST ST (Gouverneur ST.. map Meir"se
South W ,. lot eG3. 2Jx11S.J; oct ], '?lz'
philipp and Christina Pogliaro to OTTO Iorh-
man: 81 600; attorney. John f Frees, JUL
"a ave