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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
FIFTH AVE. HUMMING
WITHREALTYTRADINC
New Retail Concerns Take Stores and
Old Firms Expand-..C attle to
Have New Building

Fifth avenue trading overshadowed
everything else In the real estate market
yesterday. Here Is a summary Of the
day's doinRs: The Cattle Building, at the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
Thirty-elghth street. was leased to Frank
lin Simon 4 Co. for term of years at the
highest rental ever paid on Firth avenue
Emanuel NJ. Cattle, whose jewelry house
now occupies the building. practically
closed negotiations for the purchase Of a
site on tho west aide OF Fifth avenue
somewhere between Forty second and
Forty-ciShth streets. where he will erect
six story building for his own use.
J. J. Slater closed negotiations for a
long lease OF the store and basement OF a
building which Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Ander-
son will erect at AIS Fifth avenue and
TO East Thirty-sevcnth street. Cam
meyer was reported. though the report
could not DO confirmed, to be the lessee
OF the store. basement drst and top lofts
n the building at 3sl Fifth avenue. three
doors south Of Thirty-sixth street.
Nine. Irene, a corset house, took a long
ease or a store In the Bristol Building, at
r1fth avenue and Forty-second street. NJ.
torsythc, IL was announced, is the lessee
OF large store In the Central Building, at
20 West Forty-second street. next to the
Aeolian Building. Further down town the
property NJ and Z West Thirty-second
etrect was taken under long lease. to be
Incorporated In the building site part OF
which is Aston property on Thirty-third
street, on which Leslie X. Palmer and his
associates will erect a huge store, Office
and loft building. Besides these deals
mere were number of leases Of lofts IN
buildinss near Fifth avenue to firms
which see a great advantage in being near
the centre OF the great retail trade Sec
tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
DICKER1NG FOR THE CLEBURNE.
broadway Apartment Erected by
Harry schiR May Change uswds.

The Cleburne. the twelve story apart
ment house on the north side Of io5th
street from broadway To West End ave-
nue.. erected last year by Harry Schif. is
under negotiation. II was said yesterday
that the deal had advanced close TO the
closing stage and that II would be likely
that j. Clarence Davies, receiver for Mr..
Schin would close the transaction soon.
Mr Schin said last night that though
there was deal pending for the sale OF
his apartment house the matter had not
reached n point where II could be said It
would be closed. 1t IL just one Of many
deals that have been on for the property
since 1t has been In the market. Mr.. Schiff
said
The house In one OF tho finest OF last
years crop of West side apartment
houses. Twelve stories high. Il measures
1924 feet on Broadway. 1923 feet on
105th street and 10O1i feet on West End
avenue. The site was the old Straus home
stead. The apartment house has been held
at $500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
PAID TOO MUCH FOR APARTMENT

A real estate transaction in which the
buyer Of an apartment house alleges that
he was induced to pay $3.50. 900 more than
the property was worth was the cause OF
suit for $4,000 brought by Michael r.
Loushman against Brown Bros, builders,
which went to trial before Supreme Court
Justice Benton and q jury yesterday. The
plaintiff testified that he was induced to
buy the property at 1866 West SIEVE y-sec-
ond street In June, 1919. for 36l7.b00 on
representations that the net rental from
the property was $4,000.
Loushmsn said he found that the rep
resentation was false and that at the time
he bought the property the tenants were
paying hiGh rents to make II appear that
tho rental would be 40 represented out
wsre getting rebates from the defendants
which reduced the actual value Of the
by $4,000. The case was not
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
FRANKLIN SIMON SPREAD OUT.

That building operation will now be
abandoned. since Franklin Simon 4 Co
probably Will make their own alterations
Joining the Cattle Building to their estab-
llshment. which 10 adjoining to the south
The Cattle property has been taken by
the dry goods house for a long term of
yearr. and thoc. n Mr.. Cattle would not
state the rental no said II 10 the highest
ever paid on Fifth avenue. The present
cattle Building 10 q six story structure
fronting IS feet on Fifth avenue and lOs
rect on Thirty-eiehth street With this
property Franklin Simon Co. have a
frontage Of 100 feet on the avenue and
22o feet on the street. They completed
only 4 short time ago . twelve story an
mex on plot 75xlO0 on part Of their
Thirty-elghth street plot. They too were
pioneers In this section. having started
some years ago with the single building
at IA Fifth avenue. next 10 the Brick
Presbyterian Church Albert b. Ashforth
negotiated the lease Of the Cattle Build
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
TENANTS ron MANY Stones.

George Kstchum has leased for Walter
ssiomon 70 Nine. Irene for q long term
" years the north half Of the store now
occupied by Young. the florist. in The
bristol Building. at 500 Fifth avenue,
Nine. Irene 10 now located at II WeIt
rhlrty-fourth street.
walter Solomon announced last night
mat NJ Forsythe In tho lessee Of the
nore on the west side Of the Central
nulldins, 1t % West Forty-second strost.
rTann'ns threush TO Forty-third street
INC leasing Of this property was re-
ported several days ago, q which tims
y, vas said that the tenant would nav
'@looo yearly in rent N Forsyths Il
=. retail clething merchant whose place
~, ees'ness 70 nov at 500 fifth avenue
Gus p,',, new location Is next to the AeoIian
a'uihg and only short space from
new store. Mr.. Solomon has also
800 inc store at 81 West F0rty-sscond
sneet to La Louise Waist Company
s sna tnree other stores on the same Forty
s''onn street block To other retail trsdcs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
AVENUE NAY GET CAMMEYER,

That Cammeyer. the shoe house ak
ohth avenue and Twentieth street. have
obtained Fifth avenue location or are
ABOUT to do 80 II the information In the
possession Of Fifth avenue broksrx II
vas reported yesterday that they are the
iessees of the store, basement first and
Top lofts In the building At ISL Fifth
avenue, near Thirty-sixth street. THs
SUN stated few days ago that william
= Quaintance had sold this unAxplred part
OF his lease on this property and that the
row tenant would be shoe hrm. Nobody
the Cammeyer establishment would
tuthonse . confirmation of the report
o, a. .hey WI remove to Fifth avenue
oua'ntance pays $4,000 q year under his
lease '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28

IS Hel!g olsv. .i.7io miles east Of Sandy Hook
~ A. N. ycste rdAy,
noon.
So L. Provence. Los miles east Of Sandy
Is ocsanie. isso miles cast Of Sandy Hook
So Caribbean, Bermuda SIS miles southe.s,
Of Sandy Hook at noon,
Sc san Marcos. Galveston. SO miles south
Is Apache. Jacksonville. sSS miles south OF
Sandy Hook a r. n.
SIS City of Macon, Savannah. 50 miles north.
east Of Lookout AT 7 p. n,
81 n Sud. Galveston. ~ Hiles eaUl Of Gal
weston Der q noon
s. Arspshos. cksonville, Is miles norh Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28

'%''i; St, G 20; FL e I'll :,y.
iiIrH sr IS W, lisis;ioc.ii.. ii Yves, iissS
SWlrsse, Realty co to Flora z solomon. sss
SAME PRofrRrY-s.ms s TO Hrch,sal s'G II
y sinclair: London Eng. yrs, p q, Feb
ii!TH ST. ii ". as.icc.ii.saimncc to same same,
nth" srp "a, fsb g.; AZ same $4,000
zslcne to carmins Nspoii,ano. a west
Era az. yrs, ep c, Feb 49, atty, r q co,
isisT ST. Isl W. :. 'isiioc.'i'i.s,;ep;ss.n Il
! Mi;stb to Ai ron Goodman Realty e. III
'p Az. 3.si. W !. ssx7iIRa,ssie caner 1o't TO
due due Mch l. 1919. p C; atty, T q GO. ~
issTH ST. ios w. is'ssss..ii.Asncs 'JJo soe
xEa ahss to American Mtse Co. 90 Cedar st.
ren 20 yrs. c: attys Bowers "a s, as
Neuar st....... ...............t2,5O 500
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
sIyE sayr. C; tor rd sDin s,.ps N 20.
Ls%ss.n. New New is yI 4 T,i r!sy;
clinton p r,isa. e 1 FEB 70. Lsm ss. q
mt.s. each isoSoc.soi Si Really sNn,'S ; cSn
LEFTY q. a. r"y yrr 81 s'ts C. CO. ATS, g.
18TH 81, so7ii !. ,,,,,i 1900
diamond Constn Co to Abel King and ano
s'ss 6bth at. pr mtge $4,000, Feb as
yrs' p c: attyr. Thurman a r, rs Broad
sTEbBINS Az, .. 100 n i7otb st, s;.iiS
,,vo,s-Thos Malcolm CONSTR Co 70
income koPpel. 701 w Nth st. Feb
"a, Semand. C; atty. l. T Co, 100
Nv. IS n ii;iss;h . Z.
lotn each SO 2xioo: 2 mtges each $4,000
Bank. ia Il i25,h 1t. Feb 20. due. A..
as per bond; atty, Il s Clinch. ii PARK
49,, 60. ts.ooo
gps.oNlVV-Henry Cleiand. Inc. to Joseph
r,sehsr. go Trinity av. pr mtEe sas. 900.
Bwsy - any 90 SSo
Av. n Q cor i6sth a. s2.sx
Ivot-Thos ID Malcolm CONSTR Co to AL
Pnohse kursheedt. ~ W N,h NJ, Feb
a.. yrs b C. atty. l. 7 Co 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
CATTLE To HAVE FINE SHOP.

The new Cattle Building II to be a
model for New York jeweiry shops.
Mr.. Cattle would not give it's location last
night any more definitely than that Il will
he on the west side OF the avenue be-
tween Forty-second and Forty eighth
streets Tho new structure will be of six
stories and will be modelled after the
high class Partisan jewelry establish
ments Mr.. Cattle plans to make II n
notable addition to tho finest types Of
buildings on the avenue and 10 prepared
70 90 TO great expense to do 60 Albert
n Ashforth is his broker In the purchase
OF the site. Mr.. Cattle said last night
That his faith in Fifth avenue Ia az great
now as when fourteen years ago he took
he southwest corner OF Thrty-eighth
street and opened his establishment there.
lie then took the corner lot under lease
from Charlotte weatherly and later leased
the adjoining lot from DR.. Austin Flint.
Last November with his partner. W. l..
Levy, Mr.. Cattle bought the land and 40
became owner OF the entire property.
They planned then TO erect a six story
building on that location
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
MECHANICs' LIENS.
N0AnhAAAA.

GREENWICH ST. 7i2--Mark strompf VI.
NJ l.. G Ernst owners; Model Constr
Co. Inc, contractor trenewaD -. SssiSe
9TH Az. 7ss and 7sb-John SULLIVAN
vs. Susie y Fitchstt, Emily u Burns and
Annie De Camp. owners: Burns Restau.
rant and Hotel Co. contractor IRE
18TH ST. 'ais w--Georss Ellis ct avs al w
Maurice OConnor. lessee: estate Of
sub lessee and contractor. ssIsS
18TH ST, ; to II w-Harry Alexander '.
tS. n. y Realty un, CO, owner; Fleischmsnn
nTH st. w-Estey Bros Co vs. James
MeCreery 4 Co, owner; Standard Plunser
wHITI.ocK Ay, . 8. tsi . Tiffany q. iSss
so-M o Nell. Inc. VS. Lockwhit Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
BROKERAGE NOTE.

william S. Baker was the broker In the
sale Of the plot, l00x1s5.10. on Maggie
avenue through TO Hillside avenue, 500
feet west OF Elwood street, which was
transferred yesterday by Marknew Realty
Company to the Central Building I'm
provement and Investing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
SUIT OVER FIFTH AVENUE STORE

BY decision OF the Appellate Division
"i Tue supreme Court yesterday the Fifth
Avenue shop. Inc. Is entitled 10 retain
possession of the store AT tho southeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth
street, and "A suit of Fox-Stlefei 4 Co.
motor apparel dealers, to Dust tho Fifth
avenue shop was dismissed. Fox-St,efci
x GO: were the original occupants Of the
premises ana assigned their lease to the
Fifth Avenue Shop. They then sought 10
cancel the assignment and the Fifth Ave
nue. shop got IA dispossess warrant In the
Municipal Court under which the goods of
rpx-Stiefel IL 60. were thrown into tho
street. The Fifth Avenue Shop has since
heid possession. As a result OF the eject
100000 damages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
ENLARGE BUILDING SITE.

The John Carter Brown estate OF Provi-
dence, X. J.. leased yesterday through
Horace .. Ely & Co. to the Thirty-sec-
ond-Thirtythird Street Company the
property at and West Thirty-second
street. two I'VE story buildings with stores
on plot bt.6xgs.9. The lease Is for A
long term OF years and the plot will he
added to the site which tho leasing com
pany Will improve with twelve story
building. The original site leased from
vincent Aston includes g to 16 West
Ihirty-third street and West Thirt,.se sec
ond street Plans for the structure will
now be revised by Herman Lee Meader.
the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

wASs .i FsS Nh, l sanSS. Mar
Brutus At Lsmbort's Point, the tug Patuxent
M Guantanamo and the submarine HIS at
Seattle.
The eunboat Nashville has called from Hs.
vana for Port su Prince. the monitor Ozark
for Newport. the collier Nanshan from San
Francisco for Masatlsn via San Diego, the
destroyers Flusser. Preston and Reid from
Tampa for ST. Josephs Bay,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
EDGEMERE HOUSES RENTED.

Tho Lewis II. May Company has leased
At Edgemere. L. J.. for NJ. J. Mulqueen
cottage on Wave Crest avenue TO I.
Sperling 70. 8. and l.. Construction Com
pany a cottage on Hartman avenue, to
Louis Wolfsheim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
100000 NEWARK DEAL.

1s6-St7 Central svsnus. through To SIS To
81 Norfolk street and Dickerson street
The property fronts on Central avenue
50 feet, on Norfolk street 90 feet and on
Dtckerson street 100 feet. Albert H. Peal
70 the buyer. The property was held q
Se0.0e0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
81 Johns bar at T. NJ
IS Antilles, New Orleans. OH Jupiter n -

" JUHII UdT Az NJ
SIS Antilles New Orleans, on Jupiter n p
NJ
SIS FL orientc Galveston A. miles south Of
Jupiter Al noon.
SIS San Jacin,o, Galveston Sc miles west ~
Tort ugas at noon,
SIS Ancon. Cristobal, Ices miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ y. NJ, 26th.
Is Panama. Cristobal, Lie miles south 81
Sandy Hook at s i, NJ. 10Th.
So Laurentlc Port of Spain, 3c3 miles south
OF Sandy Hook n noon
IS Navarro, Trinidad, a'i miles south Of sandS
Hook ~ noon.
IS Esperanto. Vera Cruz. or Diamond shos,s
n
SIS m'ureso'an, Puerto Mexico 10 miles nor,h
Of Diamond shoals a. noon
IS Comet, New Orleans, lis miles south 81
Diamond shoals NJ noon. nth.
IS Coamo San Juan 81 miles north Of San
Juan st noon csth.
So SURNAME, Puerto Barrios, 7ss miles south
Of Sandy Hook Mt noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28

men whose names he Is not vet ready 70
announce. Yesterday the leasing of the
store az West Forty-second street to
John Forsythe was announced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
pROOkLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

shampan 4 shampan have fiIed plans
for an apartment house to be erected
on the south side of De Kalb avenue
376 feet east Of Sumner avenue on plot
6oxi0o. for the w. h Corporation Of
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun rise. s 81 sun So. 81 81 Moon sets. II
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY VIZ s M Gov island o ss n.r o.... ID
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy mi 80 Gov. Island .nsI Hell GATE ~
Arrived FRrDA'. February n
s. claremon,. $50 p. N. Goth. Aigiers. Psbrs-
IS nerscnsflord, $50 p. NJ. Bergen. rebrs-
IS E,onIan, II p N. ?sm, Antwerp, Febr~-
airy
So Aras. i:,5 p NJ. Blythe February
SIS Eupion. 2I5 +. NJ. Sunderland, ~
ruary 5.
s. lcrJc Vixen. =. n 10th. Havana. Febru-
S. Farmand. : 4. ". Nue,i,as. February H.
:. s. commodore Rollins. 4. ~. Port Antonio.
S falk. "a NJ. z.y,. February ~
Ss Thorsa. a. NJ. Cibsra. February 10.
SIS San's { lara 1850 y. Nj. Ssgua. February ~
SIS Evelyn 3:So r; N. San Juan. februsy =.
S. jefferson. Norfolk. February Is
s. Mamma hala. bal,iriore, February 20
- Ella. Boston. February rs
So Rathlamba. 1852 p. N, Boston. ~
ruary "a.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Chicago. at Hayre.
IS Princes Irene. At Naples.
IS bermudiaD. at BERMUDA.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS kai.erin Aususie Victoria. from cherbesss
s. Carona. from Naples.
IS Niglancia. from Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28

MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ant
lenders Attorney
ubOWDnxm.

lenders attorney
DOwu0wn.
,South OF Fourteenth ST.
CANAL ST, I79. g. 20.l0xsss-Jplia r
kinkels to German fav Bank. 1Sz 9TH
av. Feb 10. yrs. C; atty. T q Co
.r iis Fwsy -, ~ 1.w,; =; ,1,,,;.eH, Goo
senu TO Samuel Oppenheim, admr. 2s q
Iotn st. Bklyn. install - c, Feb 20;
atty, A II Sarasohn, 800 Bway. $1,000
East Side.
(East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sta
SAD 81. . So ? ~ az. sossss-M.rg't
Feb 10 pr mtg $4,000. . yrs. . o. atty,
II Knoeppel. Beekman st.....o5.bo0
West hide.
(west Of Firth sv, between Fourtsenth ana
10Th atsD
SAD ct. . o. $50 . West End av. 35x100s-
Jacob " lindcrhiil 20 hoy 4 RSinsy.
Huntington. l. J, Feb .6. pr mtg yi2ooo,
yr &c: atty. c Andrade, Jr SCI
9TH ~ ...,.....,,....-.....V eee
upteWs.
Manhattan Island. north OF iieth ST.
18TH Br. Q w. .. 76.tiHioe.1i--celia
johnson IN Emisrsnt Ind Saw Bank. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
TAT ssos THIRD AvENuE.J

itsTH ST. N u. " cor Courtlandt av
stxs7s. 4 sty tsnmt and stores--Hymsn
iiyV.sf; tasss. DC. lSiISS: Sub to mtss
ttseeet - the pIsiatiR. SAT- zoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28

Lieut.. J. c. Townsend. from recruiting sta.
ton. Denver, Col. 10 the Vermont, March TO-
Ensign G., L. weyler, from the South Dakoi a
to the West Virginia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. L. Dollard. from
the North Dakota 10 treatment at Naval Hos.
passed A:si.iant surgeon p. r. stainsker to
PaymAsier W 1. =. Simonpietri. from the
Missouri TO New York yard
Passed Assist ant Paynlaster z. A. Cony. from
New York yard 70 the nliDois,
PAssed Assistant Paymaster J. J. Luchsinger
from the Illinois and Alabama 10 settle &C
counts April I. and wait oriers,
Passed Assistant fnymaster G. 4. Parsons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-28
IRONS.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

FIT WASHINGTON Az. Sc cor 1874 9. ali
l Brown n Weiss hssiti.: 20 nsai %iaa,er
ntty Ber.had & q. a:o Bway' ,,s 5cc
eth Si ST. :' q W. psr, % loii-Wsnd.
st; yrs from Feb ! 1871. ,........si.s 300
CROSBY 81: ~. store &o-M,chele Brisante
4, TO, c i. M9hr' 'si Central Park wes., 5
4 CO, EOS y ssd st .....',....'''e. 81 200
'T sam ~ h. 20 a., .o1s s,S SHeens neske, to
!. 1914; at'ys. Laehman 4 C. IS Mas.
CANAL ct. tsa.5.i. store roor-caniai R.ai,y
10 yrs from May /. lsi': attys, Gordon 4
I'D ST. :27-?2s z. ail-Helena Brand TOT to J
From Feb IS. 1914; atty. SAM soh.os. Is:
9TH AZ. sisa, store floor 4 pit basem .s'tvD
Louis Benedict 4 ano TO John Herberrsr,
9TH Az. is7, store & b--Jos Fo.s TO GREAT
Atlantic q Pacific Tea co. 1850 Bay ST
Jersey City. n, J. :-is yrs from Mar
30 Az. SIS. store 4 b-Fannie c sacket, to
VIM Sickle aiS Sd av. yrs from MAY
Park ROW i,s.i.5. ail.Boerniie i L.sr,
burger 10 Benz Wiener, $50 Tiffany st, $
Frank. 1884 Nassau r......,..,.... IS. 500
Bronx.
BROOK Az. 2o2-i. north store-Ahr Ger.
mransky ct, al 20 chas Ben,.min. a. u
NJ II W wintzel. is2 Nassau ST.. f.lls
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
10 TO iso ENAlser, oliver v. Hammer:
s,si, Opera CO ct Al action !. na to ioreoio's
Any, Sxa5 H'..D.,m,S n.s sio''s'o'' nigel
BRooME ST. IS 20 W Attorney st 4ox
bo-Meyrt Horwhz ct al vs. Celia Brett.
bart ct al doreelose mtse); atty.
wEsT ST. as. .sio n ys'sy St s1s..i.
sse T, ct al iforssio m,s.S; n stty"
~, Gsa n,:Iv wicknrshap rar -.
cHa areSra tho :, al t,oreelo.s ra'h .,y
nsr ST. E S.Ir ,, GSgas.' E, a!
attys Coudert Bros.
LEXINGTON Az IS. S.: 18th st, Tx
ct al 0oreclosc mtss,; attys Cary 4
s.v s Bank N sssn Az sSu!s
ton OF elaimN attys Dykman. 'oeland q
DIST ST, IS. SIS West End av. Iasx25-
william Crate agt Ernst Loeb (notce Of
attachmenD; attys Pressinser 4 New
nth ST., n W cor Amsterdam sv. looxsA.-
hole CONSTRUCTION Co ct al faction TO fore
close mechanics iien); attys Foster q
9th ST. &c We Lansing satterlee ast
Elsa Won Arkovy ct al 0orscios OF mtge5
atty. w A Mayou.
issTH ST. ., 1850 W Amsterdam av. s7.Sx
n Brandc et al Cforeeios of m,se5; atty.
Sidney II Cardozo.
Br0nS.
PARK NORTH, ss.l Clinton
av. 2Sxioo-Sara q Higgs agt Anna
Doran ct al eoreclosure of mortgage);
attys, Clocke, q r.
FREEMAN ST. 3. As W Chisholm st. FAX
Iss-Anna Weller sxt Adolph Lang q al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE. attys. William
son h IL
LOT 23i. map Lacona Park. Westchester-
Lillian W White aEt Arthur J Mack OF al
faction to foreclose transfer OF tax lien)
attys. Williamson A. Il.
LOT ~, map section A of the vyse estate
Citisens Trust Co of Utica. N Y, art
Martha Perna ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); attys, Dunmorc 4 T.
LOT So, map new village of Jerome, Vest
chester eounty-Emma Bodies agt Flo
mena De Carlo ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty, g A Clark
Ay, s. sss.? n i7<th st, sbxss
Board Of Education OF the Reformed
Church OF America agt Sarah Cohen ct al
ingrton.
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Army and Nav, Orders.

WASHINGTON. Feb 27.-Thsse army orders
were Issued to-day:
Capt. j. A. Moore. Coast ARTILLERY. to Eighty.
v Capt, y. 4 Hines, Coast ARTILLERY. to si1,e,h
Capt. &. C. Burt, Coast Artillery. to l.,d
Capt II. K. TAYLOR. coas, Artillery. TO
Twenty.thlrd COMPANY.
Capt, H. r Cs~ey, Coast Artillery. from
Sixtisth TO lslst COMPANY.
Second Lieut., O. s. McCleary Sixteenth In.
isniry TO Fifteenth Infsntry and 10 Manila
p. l.
Capt R. T. Ellis. Coast Artillery. 10 Fort
Slocum. Now York. for general recruiting Ger.
vice
Capt J. W. wilsn. Thirteenth Cavalry. TO tho
fisherman General Hospital. Preside OF San
Francisco, for treatment.
First Lieut. N NJ Carmeil. THIRD Cavalry
from treatment a Walter Reed General Hos.
pitAl, District Of Columbia. to hts regiment
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

rr.nrIi SAN HANk OF CITY to
Childs Hospital -. "a S nnn
HEiDEiBERGER. HATTIE. ct al. esrs' 10
SAME ~ ne .'''.''. .'............. So 900
1NGRAHAM. ELSIE r. to Mari. '0o !.
DoREMus, ALICE III. san. to Ethel Hc ;Gco
wIGANp. cHAs r. e, al. elr to aoss S.0c :.
SANE -, .....''''.... ................si
1ABLER EMIL e exr. 10 Rober, C. vi.
c6RDEMAz, STEPHEN. to Lebanon; Really -
o'REii.LY. JOHN T. exr. to Michael 'o !
TEkuIsKY: LOUIS. to Arthur Bii.hops'y;yISSSS
~ o,HH; JubiAN. TO j Geo Sauer. IS 900
BITTER. II LANDGoN. and sno exrs 10
LAWYERS TITLE ms q T co TO lily Nor Nor
KELLY, GEO A. ct al. exrs to Mutual M.
" ~ '''''''' = 1900. '.......... .t2. goo
Bronx.
bAGoT RLTY co to Brevoort Real Es,
SCOTT, ELLA =. to sound Rltv Co SEQ ' dSo
MILLER, j G 10 Henry staat- "a SyS
LAND co. EDENwAi.D. to M p
VAS sLrcK rREDK W. to Arthur 90 3
ErsTEIN. JULIA. to samuel Levy. , ggo
DAVIS. HARRY. TO wentworth Me-
STEWART. GLADYS V. to Lawyer. ME- Mo
I 3 TRUST co to Title GUAR 4 T Co - 1000 SSc
bRoNN BoRorGH BANK to Marietta De
LAWYERS MTG co to Central trust ;M
SCOTT ELLA F. trus. to Ella IVY
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wH1TLOCK Av. e .. 100 TIFFANY 81,
1'5xl0o-Same to same trenewaD. IS. $50
BVOnH.
HOE AV. st5 and etg-A n Brown Co Va
Ensign Improvement Co. owner and con
HOE Az, sss. s,s and 500 II Brown 30
vs. lad Constr Co. owner and contrac-
. TOR ............ ...... usl5l
BATHGATE Az. 1875 - Harry Zudek vs.
Barnet Purrin, owner and contractor. .t5?s
BELMONT AN, cor lslst 81, 1t0 TX
bo.s-George vairO q Son w Crownhill
Constr Co. oyner and contractor. s2e5
WEBSTER AvS.s cor i7sd St ssNj0-
Passman Son Inc. W. Nan Realty
Corp. owner and contractor. ..... .3i3t75
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PsbIie OResisgs Yesterday II Man.
| haitian and The Br0nH.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
NV n p Inrraha m 4 IA

lat II VEBBY BTREETI
BY d. p. Ingrahsm D co.
LEWIS ST. % and ssh, q W cor stanton ct.
boxsss, four 8 sty tennis and stores
dus, Ii.iSLsi; 1taxes &c. Vs.io5.ii: sub to
hrst mtse Of $4,000; TO the plain.
=" ''''' BY Daniel Gi::nv;i.id. ''"'''""
sE - y s': .sA y ZEN: 3: ' siia
right, title, &C. which D Martin had on
Oct Is. 1858. or since: willard E.sy.. atty