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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
NEW TENANTS FOR
LOFTS AND OFFICES
Floor Taken in 35th st. Build.
ing Under Construction-Other
Business Rentals.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
eth loft in the new building now in
course of construction at 80 to SO
West 35th ST. to Samuel Samuels; the
eighth floor at 115 University Place to
the Friction Transfer Pattern Com
pany; the top loft ct l0i and 100
Rleecker ST, to the Panama-Pacitic Hat
Company, and large space in the St.
James Building, Broadway and 26th ST.,
10 the United States Secret Service
Agency. ooo
ogden & Clarkson have leased at 282
Fulton St. a store to Charles +. Boss
and loft to NJ. B. Scott; at l04 Frank
lin ST. loft to J. J. Bigelow g. Co; at
Sc East 18th st. loft to Schneider d
Braun; a temporary lease of store at
955 Fifth av. to d. Il. Noorlan; the
basement store at 253 Fifth av. to ). NJ.
Harris. and one-half the store at 939
Sixth av. to NJ. Bickel
NJ. e. l.. Hess have leased two rooms
on the thirteenth floor OF the hess
building. 26th st. and Fourth av, to
the H. J. Feldhege Silk Company, OF
Egypt, Penn.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased Offices at 900 Fifth av. to EDWIN
B. Elson, and Offices at lO5 west 4OIh
Il TO James l.. Malone.
William J. Roome & Co, inc'' nave
leased to the J. w. Shoemaker Com
pany, wholesale rug dealers, the store
at 179 Madison av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
CLAFLIN SALE A SUCCESS
Many Buyers Taking Advan-
tage of the Bargains offered.

The fourth week of the sale Of the
Fl. B. Clafin stock of drygoods is max
ing a record, buyers from all parts Of
the country being here to take advan-
tage of the many attractive offerings.
The sale affords an opportunity for
storekeepers to replenish rundown
stocks which does not often occur in
the life of the average tradesman, as
only fresh goods are being put out by
the receivers and the assortment in
cludes practically everything in the
textile line to be found in first class
store, with an extensive side line of
notions and small wares, and the
prices are the lowest possible, with
prompt delivery guaranteed.
Every department is being kept up
to-date with new stocks, and buyers
are assured of big bargains in every
line. The sale will continue as long
as the stocks last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

10y AtlcSidpH " ne lElUuue.
Albany. Sept. 2.-Sherdan A. Walker Co
Manhattan; car seats; $50 900; S. Meyers
Monticello s. A. Walker. Elmhurst; A.
Breitbard. y. Y.
Wear Well Waist Co., Manhattan; $500:
Herman Dworkowitz. 93J L l63d ST., Bronx;
NJ. S. Anzel. Bronx: Nathan Halpern, Brook
Ign.
Hansen Meter Safety Co. White Plains:
$40, 900; Holger Hansen. 40 w l43d St, ~ Y D.;
Herman Meter. n. Y; Andrew Paulson.
White Plains.
Primrose & Wilson Mlnstrels. n. Y: 81. 900;
v. c. Trueblood. Continental Hotel. lst st.
and Bway. n. Y; G. II. Primrose Albert
Primrose. y. Y.
simon & Ginsberg Co.. Manhattan: chill
drens apparel; $50 900: Evelyn Simon, 547 w
18th st.. y. Y; l. c. Simon. n. Y; c. p.
Ginsberg. Brooklyn.
DryoXide Chemical Co., Manhattan; IS. 900;
Stern Siegfried. IS - 13lst ST., y. Y; Fred
erick Stern. T. NJ. Mueller. y. Y.
Klrschner Co, Manhattan: restaurant; &c.,
00O: Max kirschner. lS3 L. ID ST.. n. Y; Ray
kirschner Wolf Weingarten. y. Y.
Collie. Manhattan; wearing apparel; $50. co.,
Isldore Cole. go 9Th ay., n. Y. Marie L.
Cole, Helene Nusgarten. " Y.
The Onondaga Star Publishing Co.. SYRIA
cuse; slI5. 900; {. 4. Hurst. III Karesser av..
Syracuse; @. A. Gallinger. A. J. Mcclure,
Syracuse.
5. /. :. Electric Co. Poughkeepsie. $50. 900;
Ada Bolognesi Highland. Ulster County. n.
y: A. NJ. Sherer Poughkeepsie; J. b. Ball.
Milton. y. Y.
Rssmus Process Co.. Manhattan: chem
icals: $4,000: II. II. Diamond. LIS West n2th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
nrNnnnda. Etc.
ALLIANCE, oHIo-sprinT HOl.wsrth Co! J

ALLIANCE. OHIo-sprlng. HolIwarth co,
c Holzwerth. drygoods and iadies 'e4'''''
wear; Arlington. --,.,,,,
AKRON. OHIU-A Polsky &C, " ro''N''
drygoods and notions; 353 4th hv od..
BALTiMoRE-s II Rauneker, piece soou''
Notwithstanding. Gator & Co. !
NJ Parsons white goods: 200 9TH av
BOSTON-E wasserman Co; Wasserih@"'
cloakings: Latham. ce. q Do.
CHICAGO-Ros sober * CO. ~
HELENA ARK-Jiedel HothscmIu'
Jledel. drygoods; Navarro 80, p
LONDON, OHfO-J 4 skinner co.
M sIinhST; ar gffTY1 PEYN%h Guinan & CO.
Il Gunan. drygoods and general merehanu-
Use. Grand. , re-. W
A Uedden drygoods notions. furnishins
goods: Marlborough. -, rol-
NEW HAVEN'T A Corbln. woollens' Oo'-
PENSACOLA. ELA-Bass 4 Co: 4 l. Cant
drygonds. notions; 25s Church ST II
sCIIENECTADY. N Y-H Barney CO.;
A Miller. flannels blankets; 20 Sprlng a..
SELMA, kLA-Llepold Bros; LlepoId' wv
goods; Continental. ,... 70.
ST LOUISE Nugent & Bro DrygoodS, 10;
q Roth, domestcs and linens; 81 Union
Square; Great Northern. ,,
WORCESTER. MAss-Denholm MCKAY
%: u J Craddock silks. velvets, Innings
Mr. Whalen. representative: walker st.
Women's and ChiIdren's Wear. Etc.
ALBANY-F l. AnlSer CO.. l. Anker' IA
dies Teady-to-wear; Wallick. 81,
r0STON-W Filene's Sons Co; Miss Grif-
fon ladies silk waists: Miss Reddlnetoh.
misses waists: T. NJ Spear misses SUITE
Il Phillips ladies' coats: tbahementD
dressing sacques: Levy. waists; Mr
Tully. dresses. liG W S2d st: - J..
BOSTON-W & A Bacon: Miss preyer' IN
tents wear: 81 Union 50. It,.
DENVER-Danlels & Fisher straus 90
Mrs r. Russell. coats. suits dresses
etc (iuniors): Miss n Copeland, suits and
coats: II w 23d st. :,
LONDON, OHIO-J z Skinner g. co:
skinner ladies' ready-'o-wear: McAlpin.
cIEVFI AND-Motehouse CO. Miss u DaHi-
son ladies furnishing goods; Colllngwood
LANCASTER, PENN--Leinbach Il Co: w
= Lcinhach. ladies' ready-to-wear; Miss
3 Pickle, hosiery gloves and notions
NIIWAUKEE-Par Fashion Co; b
Schoen. waists. dresses; 10 + 26th 81 A..
MINNEAPOL1S-B Donaldson Co: MT . .
clark cloaks; Miss Wiser. suits. COATS
Wan amaker; G Gress,
man, waists and muslin underwear; b"a'
WITS TiT ri Rf!RG H-Iewin. Nieman Co: b Me
man. dryEoods and ladies' ready-to-wear'
40 Fourth av; Herald Square :, IT,.
Utica. y Y-Tompkins, Coopernail %
Miss NJ Barnett, cloaks ana SUITS DIGS
WHEELING. W vA-Graham & Peters;
Peters. ladies' ready-to-weer; yelling
U0JR ORC MAss-Denholm 8 Mckay
co: { March ladies' ready-fo-"eSr'
vHHRRG1HFsTER, MASS Marcus ladies'
ready -to-wear: Latham ,,,.r 4,
WORCESTER. MASS Marcus MISS T. -
Sullivan. cloaks and suits: Breshn. - -
yGT.EGSToNN OHIO-Youngstown ID
60; G Wallace, ladies' ready -'""
~ Leonard IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03

per cent: $3.50; atty. Benz Rlbman' SS'
fulton 81. Brooklyn. ,,-.,,, no ~,
18TH ST 10 +. = $. 2@S Manson 'ot ar 90
100 II: Max Lesernan to Abr Gusso", s,o
Riverside Drive: Sept !; yr, per ce"''
81 ,OO0; atty II A Gaden, $50 B"ay;, ,-,oo,t.
Ii9TU ST q g. 20 Madison aV' Sl;ihl"y'
Harlem Home Of the Daughters or lsTaeI W
Gertrude a Formsn, 81 9th ay; sept ! w vP.,tUl
mtg 50 OOOl; yrs: 5000: attys. l. ) "e'"-
berger. Hickman st 90, ,r,o, "a
18TH ST. $40 W; Ilco Realty 60 ono , u.
EdWard 4 Ridley. Fanwood y J; sept cue
s sSS, 3 : sands a1ria q g Cedar st
The Bronx.
BELMONT Az. 23sl, g 5, 3oHloo; S Psmallo
and ano TO l. Mottola, Wlllianstown rn NeN
:, e oo5: atty + Nj Mottois. New Field, n J.
BRYANT Az. c 3, 2376 l72d 81. d61ioo:
Lizzie l. Brush 10 l. + Ins & 7 60; sept l.
yrs y & 'So at' ysI loin ls s s.ioSs1
alix1Os.7. J Sonsn 90. Inc. TO beatrice
scheinberg. $50 L 10th st prior mtg 81, 900;
Aug 10; due, etc, a. per bond 'S'"V' d'tS'
'pEcATTR Az. 27Is. 8. Io1loo F FREEZER
shsusen 10 Miltner Bros. Inc, So Henry -
prior mtg IS OOO,; Sept /; due as per bond
'' Hi1EitiGHi'ToN AZ, 2ii7. .. c5Hlos; P a Hess
to q Sommer 3l5 + lid ST: sept J.: J yrs ~
c: $1,000 ATTY, Everett e.; ?: IA6sr'y 81 I,ss.
Aide CONSTR 60 Gncl to Lawyers MORTGAGE .
90: Sept .: due, etc. as per bond; '32'"O'
atty, Title Guarantee and Trust Go.
LOT 40. map portion Hunt estate; Lean
PrrInan 70 George Hauser. 1879 Taylor 81
(rror mtg $500; Sept /; due July l. 1915; :
per cent 500; atty. c II Baechler' ll.'
Walker Az.
NATHALIE Az. s. lots a and IS. map
part Of Anthony estate. 50XS6.2N5l; 5ANo.5:
Jnhu ] PheIan to Annie Kilpatrick' 40
Kingsbridee Terrace prior mtg $4,000: sept
J: yrs. ~ per cent; 5000: atty Il d.
T 90. $40, -, 4.
VALENTINE Az. II cor lsith 81 u x
Irreg. Bernard bernstein to Ida Lemon.
595 Quincy 81. Brooklyn; Aug p; -; |''-'o'
atty. i J Brady 1895 Valentine az.
18TH ST. SO and 57S T. 3 :, 5OMCO; Hogan
& pI Gcnno CONSTR 30 to David > Nelt,,Cn'
Ig73 Bergen st. Brooklyn; Sept :; yrs. So-'
00n. atty Title Guarantee and Trust 90.
SAME PROPERTY; same TO Dora sen" ehES
2oo0 I'd av prior mtg So, O00I. Sept :; /" yrs
pcr cent: s. 0O0: atty as above d.,
LOT IA to ~. map lohbauer FatK; rc cst
KirchheIm TO HedwiG Koempel. 2ol Il , SoIn
~. sept /: 9 yrs: $4,000: atty. Lawyers lltle
Insurance and Trust 60. ~
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 hooert ~
KoarnpeI II. 251 r S6th st; Sept /; " yrs'
So 2G0: atty as above. " 80 a,
"90TU ST. n =. middle Ia Of lot 1l? map
UakeheII. .34xll4; Margaret NJ Relly 10
EAST chester Savings Bank. South 81 av.
Mount Vernon: Sept /; yrs, per cent;
81 900: atty. Lawyers Title Insurance anu
Trust Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
COSTLY DWELLING SOLD
House in Highly Restricted
Section of Brooklyn.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold 1s5-ls7 Clinton av., a modern resi-
dence and garage, covering plot BOX
9o0 and extending through the block
to Wsverly av. The property was
formerly owned by the late John
Dingee, and was valued at $4,000. Inc
city assessment is $4,000. Extensive
improvements will be made to the
property from plans of Frederick Put
nam Plat. John McKeefrey has the
general contract. The block is highly
restricted against business and apart
ment houses. II is said that after
the improvements are made the prop
erty will be offered for resale. Stod,,
dard & Mark, attorneys, represented
the buyer; o. F. Hubbard, attorney
represented the seller. ,,
Tuting & Cerny have sold for Will
lam S. Hassan to client for occu-
pancy the two story brick two-famo
iiy dwelling, on a lot 19xlOO, at 433
Sixtv-first ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Old Holding in 14lSt ST.,
Near Amsterdam Av.,
Disposed Of.
BUYERS TO ALTER
18TH ST. PREMISES
Sales of Residence Properties
in Various Sections of
The Bronx.

Sales of dwellings and hathouses on
the upper West Side and The Bronx
figured in the trading announced yes
terday.
Bernard Hirsh has sold 14l West
nth st., a four story and basement
dwelling house, on lot 19xlO2.2 feet
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs.
The seller owned the property for
twenty-one years. The adjoining dwell
ing house, at 1879, was purchased few
months ago by John J. Walsh, through
Slawson & Hobbs.
Edgar T. Kingsley and Goodale,
Perry & Dwight, Inc, have sold for
Isabella L. Beekman. wife of the late
Judge Henry L. Beekman, 46 West
18TH St, a three story two family
dwelling house, on lot 1SxlOO1l. Inc
property adjoins synagogue and
school and is assessed by the city at
$4,000 The Freehold Construction
Company (Nevins & Perelman) is the
purchaser, and will alter 1t into stores
and apartments.
]. {. Elgar has sold for Julius l..
Hermann to George Brown 1898 Am
sterdam av., five story fiathouse, on
lot Z0NluO rect, loSdIVu o0'"NN'
and 134th SITS.
In The Bronx the Hunts Point
Realty Company has sold through Sam.
uel Cowen the northwest corner OF
Macy Place and Hewitt Place, five
story iathouse, on lot 25x10O feet.
Samuel Cowen has sold for Carrie
Lasar to the Utility Realty Company
the plot. 75xs5 feet. on the east side OF
Tiffany St, 200 feet north Of Spotford
av. Samuel Cowen has sold the three
story two family brick house at 7I8
Beck St, on lot 25x1O0 feet, to physl-
clan for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03

st.. New York: c. F. Fuerst Joseph Damien
The steel Cabinet Co.. Manhattan; 5000:
Never Kamenstein. 81 West 18th st.. New
York: Rose Kamensten. Sarah Burger. New
York. $500. .oo noo =,
A. Fuller. l02 North Goth ST.. Birmingham.
Ala: Moses Doniger. H. R. segaL Ne"
Rsiuvenator Co.. Manhattan: toilet prep
arations: $50. 900: G. L. Fleming, @7 Firth
av.. New York; G. +. NUNS. IT,. h. NJ.
Mann, Nav York.
Chippewa Feed and Grain Co.. Buffalo;
SO. 900; N. c. Burns. 45l Ashland av.. Buff
falo; II. A. Smith. NJ. a. Bonner. Bunalo:
VIM. Rosenblatt. Manhattan: 10000;
Charles Rosenblatt 1859 Lexington aV., New
York: William Rosenblatt, New York: A. {.
Mandel Far Rockaway. y. Y.
Seidl Hellenherg Co., Manhattan; ladies,
clothing, $50. 900; Jeanette Seidl. POS West 72d
ST., New York; Bernhard Seidl. Leo A. Hell
lenberg New York. o...
Patricia Waist Co.. Manhattan; 10000;
Louis Horwitz II. D. Frackman. New York.
Dental Manikln Head Co.. Manhattan;
s., 900. +. D. Weiss. &c Gramercy Park. New
York; II. Schweitzer. ". H. Smith. New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Dwelling House Leases.

The Duross Company has leased the
three story house at 946 West 18th 81.
to Annie Cohn for term OF three
wears at sl,1OO a year, and the three
story house at 410 West 18th st: 20 20
Mary McShane for three years at Soao
year. 1910, H.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented me
Eve story dwelling at 326 West SOth
St for term of years, and the three
story dwelling at l65 west Slst ST. lor
a client to DR.. j. Z. Moreheaa; 49,.
Shaw & Co. have leased the three
story dwelling at IS West 18th st. to
the Pro Club.
Unger & Watson, Inc, with Edgar A.
Manning, have leased the four story
dwelling at 1o46 Lexington av. 10
Marie A. Bodice.
ogden & Clarkson have leased the
dwelling at IL West 97th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were recorded
a. the New York Real Estate Exchange yes
terday.
BY Henry Brady
fo1TI ST. As W, SIS. 3O6 LenoX az. 25x
sqIi sty dwg: adjourned 10 Sept ?.
p"CKMAN ST. 3O7. 8. 800 Bolton I'd.
5ON1GO stv frame dwg: sold 10 the plaintiff
for $500.
BY Joseph P. Day.
ls4TH ST. $50 w. cor Audubon av,
S5xQ9 H. 8 sty fat and stores: sold to the
plaintiff for $50. 600.
io2D ST. I'll L. n s. $50 80 av, 24.l1x
1Oull. . stv tenmt and stores sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
By Daniel Greenwald.
Sd Az. 1906. W 3. CO.. 12sth st, SIX
100. 2 stv tonmt and store; sold 10 r Blu
menthal for $50,
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph P. Day.
RYER Az. 2O7G. y e cor 1SOth ST. 3i5x
OK irreg. 3 sty fat; sold 20 the plaintiff
for 500 OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out.of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF Local.
Wholesale Dealers
Millinery, Laees. Ribbons. Etc.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gator a Co; X
Hi, flowers and feathers; 200 9th av;
CIIiCAGO-Siegel. Cooper Co; Baaon
gloves, ribbons and umbrellas; IL Z 9Ed H'
Latham. q, ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Thomson 4 Co; y "
Pass. laces. ribbons and neckweari Walk
MILwAuKED-M Heimann & Co; G Heb
mann flowers and feathers; A Weusf-
dorf ladies' untrlmmed hats; b@ Bws y
NEW HAVEN hartcnburg AZ Robinson
W II Flack. laces. jewelry and tohs'
goods; NJ Mumma, rep; 70 Spring ST.
NORFOLK. VA-watt. Rettew Gay
Miss " 4 Reedy. Iaces and ladies' neck
wear "a Church IT. a.. A..
PfTTsFGELD. MAss-Holden St9hs. .thsT
J Morrison. neckwear. Jewelry and lea ,iis
goods. II Holden, hosiery and gloves. mis !,
x Y Dolan, laces. notions. etc; Sherman
PiTfTsBuRGH-w Campbell; l.. C. scott,
laces embrolderies and handkerchleis' "~
w0RCEsTER, MAss-Denholm & Mckay
Co: J Stroll. millinery; Walker 81
Mems and Boys Wear. Etc.
BALTIMoRE-Johnson. Boyd & Co; l. Bar
nette. hosiery and gloves Gregorlsnui NO. y,
MONTGOMERY. AIA-A Monsky 81 bro' ~
Monsky, clothing; Aberdeen. o,,
PENSACOLA, FLA-Bass & Co; t J. Jam JAM
furnishing goods and underwear -''
READING. PENN-Lord & Gage: N r Aron'
Clothing and furnishing goods; 2lt ChuIch - ~
WORCESTER. MASS-J e Machines CO.. -
W Abduction, hosiery and glo'eS' ~
White 1T.
and 10 Cent Stores.
The following buyers registered at on 6n :
rive and Ten Cent Exchange, 10 west -V'h
ST., since our last report:
ALLENDALE, C--H Wolff Co.
ASUEVILIE y C-M Levitt
BOWLING GREEN. KY-Jss CntnbertSoh
BRIDGFWATER. MASS "oou'
BUFFALO-Lampka co.
GREENSBORO. n CT - Brown -.
UAXERHILI.. MASS-The Leslie ID q CO.
LEWISTON. ME-Great Dept store.
MALONE, Y-Milne's DC to 81 syno''
MiDDLETowN. n VI J Reigeiuth; -,
MAYNARD. MAss-Lloyd's and loo
NEW YORK cITY-Mrs II GermaIn.
DELPHTA-Columbis and loc
RSToT. \. MEx-w A stewart.
SI'NBURY, PENN Levitan.
UTICA, Y-John 4 Roberts Co
Miscellaneous.
Observation-Disclosures Co; ] b Hartfore
snallwares and notions MISS Il be"''
art goods; IS white ST.
BVFFALO-C1awson & Wilson co: nam
ling, notions: IS w I'D ST. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Wilson Co. "
Harris, notions; IS w 32d ST. r..
notwithstanding baeI a. O,
Strauss. Miss clinton, leather goous' S'
TROY n Wv II Frear & Co; r T Russell
stationery and toilet goods: Reno TUT
nishlng goods: Hermitage, J.. Io,hrop
Mrs I q Nourse, notions stationery auc
art goods. J Watts. housefurnishlnf
goods and china. 334 Atm aN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 2.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY e cor slst st. 102. 2x2eo.s s.;
L T Hungerford Brass and Copper Co Rgt
w Walter. Rosie Bernheimer and l. Bern
helmer. owners. Fulton Building Co. Inc.
lessee: Fleischmann Bros Co Inc. con-
tractors; Sl,6l9 20.
9TH AV. 43i: n l. Radey agt Townsend.
owner: Elhn Enoch Il Co. contractors; 500.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $. whole front be-
tween lilst and 1921 sts u; ] Zurla
Tile Co Inc agt Newmark & Davis, Inc.
owners and contractors; S3sl7 30.
BROADWAY 1850 to 1854: Electric Car
rage Call and Speciality Co agt G II earle,
ir. and 4 L Emo owners: Delta Theatre
Corporation. contractor; Nl50.
10TH ST. 502 T.: NJ Pollok aRt T Nugent,
owner; Danlignac & Murray. contractors:
so 10
I'D AY. l95: n L RAIDER agt II Howick,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Manhattan Brooklyn Trade.

Goodale, Perry & Dwight, Inc, have
sold for Edith de Lancey Woolsey the
four story and basement high stoop
brownstone dwelling, at 242 West I'D
ST.. on a lot 20x102, The purchaser,
the ReivaX Realty Company, Inc; gave
in part payment the five story double
flat house, on a lot 27xl00, at 43l
Classon av, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Long Island Sales.

The Mcknight Realty Company has
sold a $500 house at Bayside to
Broadway apartment tenant, a seven
room house to Frank Nevins, of Man
haitian, and $4,000 house to Ralph Z.
Rice, also of this city.
The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for ]. and A. Rutledge a cottage on the
east side of Eighth av., Rockaway
Park, Long Island, to J. and H. Holler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney.)
SEPTEMBER ..


AUDUBON AV. 39S. W cor ls5th st. lsx
90: June %. 1909; and Mary NJ Foley 70
Alice and Emma p Foster; 5000; atty
& Co. g. .
Columbus av. i94xi00: March 81. 1909; Annie
Is Medford 10 4 Szilagyl; 5000; atty. + "
SD Az. e S. sos n S;th st, i;sxSo; July p,
1885. ] End Rosalina Russell to U Trust
Co: satisfied OF record without production OF
mtg. by order OF supreme Court Justice
p 4 Hcndrlck: Aug 81 1914. S. 900 attys for
petnr. DIN. Clark & Phelps. "a Nassau st.
2lST ST 1872 W. 3 S. 375 W eth aY 25.oN
l42 2x25xl4i5; June 13. 1872; W Nanderpoel TO
] CuIiing; $4,000; atty. Wagner. % Will
lam st. as, ~
1907: Jan 10 1913: c lawson 10 II
Martin and ano trus: $4,000: atty. B
18TH ST, 46 10 80 z. .. $50 Madison
ay. runs lOO5x Tx io.5x W oox 80
TO = st W 7i.6 to beg; April ~ lSis'
Sutherland Realty Co TO p Goldschmidt'
20 b GIth st; sl25, 900: attys. Kurzman & F.
1iiTH ST. $. 100 e IIenox av. Sox7l. 10;
Nov IS. 1915: One Hundred and Eleventh
street Construction Co to G r Tuska ct al
exrs; s3s. 40: attys. Wolf Kohn. 2O3 Bway.
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owner D Cummano lessee: Elm. Enoch q
Co contractors. 50. ,.,,
f3D ST. l47 ": = Maher 81 al aSt Berghon
Brewing 90 owner: Vaudeville COMEDY Ciuu'
aotTu ST W to I3S W II W Bell Co agt
I Doc. owner: Orosant Construction co. con-
tractor: $3.50. ,,o..
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. = . cor ltZd ST. Va
Itn. Ramp Construction 60 agt Ne"mak I"
LAWS Inc. owners and contra ctors; S.tJn
The Bronx.
RATHGATE Az. lf12. city kalanlue CO.
Inc act Bathgatr Realty Corporation. Il
1;reenberg, I. Altschuier and l. Wiener
owners: |. Wiener. contractor; 5ll9.
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LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER =.
Manhattan.

ED ST. SIS. 1888 It sth av, 2SIss.s;
Minnie Blessing ct al agt II Stein faction
to declare trust atty, Legins,on' ~ ..
Fletcher Court Co ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg; atty, Thorn.
MADISON AV. cor SD st, s6xs6
faction to set aside conveyance; atty,
l2sTH ST, ; 8, 81 IT " Lsnox ay., sag
Misch ct al foreclosure OF two mtgs) ;
attys, Lachman & Goldsmith.
Sd AV. 1907; J VI Cromwell ct al agt
Celesta NJ Boseman ct al foreclosure Of
mtg); atty, II Swain.
The Bronx.
18TH ST, SIS. 26 II Q Prospect av, 34.2x
ct al foreclosure Of mtg); atty, L p
LoTs 4. and c. map of whitehall
Closure HesIy of Go mtg, ?T sttys Reeves Todd.
BEACON ST. $, bet st Lawrence and
Commonwealth avs (known as lot az.
nap Of Mapes estate); Josephine Moses
lion) atty, G Moses.
CRESTON AV, W S, bet Burnside av
and lSlst st (known as lot 49, block 3;lG9'
winckel ct al faction to foreclose transfer
of tax !len) atty. Il Oppenhem.
Won HUMBOLDT Az g. bet W 2Ssth
lIaier ct al faction to foreclose tax lien) ;
atty, B @ Oppenhoim.
wAVERLY ST. $. $50 It Elton av,
5CxL2; Lucy NJ Tierney agt Lucy VI Tier
ney ct al (partition suit); attys, Frees a
NcEyeety.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, VS.. 35.4 It
1881 II. 40Xll2.6: A Trillich agt Sda
Construction Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg /;
atty. Brandt, jr.
l65TH ST. n $. 100 II Trinity av.
3I6xl00; Elizabeth Schaefer agt Bene-
delta Piccirillio ct al foreclosure OF mtg [:
attys. Gerlich g. Schwegler
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100000 Apartment House,

Plans were filed yesterday for FIVE
story apartment house, 15x42.4 feet,
to be erected at the southeast corner
of University and Merriam avs. by the
Bonwit Holding Company, Nathan Will
son. president The cost is estimated
at 100000 by the architect, Samuel
KatZ.
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

10y
Trenton, n. j., Sept. 2.-GaddIs Brothers.
Inc, Jersey City. printers and publishers;
How and c. /. Gilmore. Jersey City.
5. & II. Starter Co.. Newark. starters for
automobiles; 1000: W. NJ. Golden. Brook
Ign; W. A. L. Whitmer and J. w. Whitmer,
Newark; ]. w. Shinhoser New York.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new buildings were
filed with the Manhattan Bureau OF Build
Ing on september =:
GROVE ST. ~ & a. for a sty tnmt str
4oxST. & Wciusteiu Realty 90. premises,
owner. e y Meyers luton 81 W, architect
$500.
The Bronx.
BAILEY Az, $. so : Albany Road, 1 sty
frame stable oixiG. J Malta. on premises,
owner: " " Del Gaudio, i0i fremont aV'
architect 1000
UNIVERSITY Az, 3 cor Merriam ev
sty Tx tumt. ll5xI!4, Conwil Holding CO.
\ Wilson. 1919 T. 1854 st, president. owners
) kat. / Maiden Lane. architect. 500. 600
GERARD Az. = s. HIS lJitl st, | sty
frame shed 70x3O: Mcguire Bros. S5 Walton
az. owners. " Reid. 1923 summit ay, archi-
tect: $3.50
ROBBINS Az. g. rs il7th 81, sly bk
tnmt. JONSS: Ralf Building Go, e Cioffi, Sl
Home 81, president. owners. T. PiSciotta, "sl
T. 18TH -. architect: $50 90.
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Peal Estate
.JMarket
Dwellings, and FlathOuSes
on Upper West Side Sold

Park av., TO the American Tract SO.
cietv, which has been located at 100
Nassau st. for the last eighty-nine
wears,