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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
ORDER BY WILLIAMS
WORRIES BANKERS
Comptroller Demands Exhaus-
tive Daily Statement for
Month Of June.
THEY CALL 1T IMPOSSIBLE
Must Swear Reports Are Correct
Reason for Move, Is
Not Announced.

The national banks OF New York city
are considerably disturbed over an edici
Just issued by Comptroller Of the Currency
John SHELTON Williams. which calls for
an exhaustive daily statement OF all Items
passing through the banks for the month
OF June. The information desired en-
braces every detail OF the banks trans
actions through the mail, the source OF
checks by States. the forms In which the
remittances are drawn and other Items al
most too numerous to mention. 1t Is
presumed that n like request has been
made on all the other national banks.
Bankers here contend that to satisfy
this order will be almost a physical i'm
possibility and that IL will entail all sorts
OF extra bookkeeping additions to cleri-
cal departments. huge expense and no
little trouble. Just what the Comptroller
OF the Currency has in view the bankers
are at loss TO state. According to the
communication received from Washington
tho data Is primarily designed for the
benefit OF the twelve Federal reserve
banks, now In process of organization in
their respective districts"
The work OF complying with Mr. Will
iams's instructions Will be all the more
difficult for the New York national banks
owing to the tremendous amount OF busl-
ness transacted.
The first sheet. according to the order.
will have to be sent to Washington for
Monday. June 1. This means that the
banks will have to start this work with
two days OF holiday business piled up on
their counters. In some banks In this
city the number OF checks on Monday
morning will total 10000. Yet the banks
are asked to forward "A sworn statement
Of the checks and drafts on local and out
OF town banks setting forth the number
OF items the amounts and the States from
which the checks came.
Already tho business OF many OF the
New York national banks Is so great
that they have night forces working to
facilitate their daily operations. and the
entire system of work as built up by the
banks after years OF study will have to be
overturned in order to tabulate the de-
sired information.
Bankers declare they will do the best
that they can TO comply with the Comp
trollers orders, but they doubt whether
A. Is physically possible One of the most
dsconcertng features Is that Mr. Will
dams calls for a sworn statement from the
president or cashier that the figures are
correct Bank officials say that IL will
he impossible for them personally to put
themselves on record as testifying that the
statements are correct. even to the best
of their belief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
CENTRE STEEL INDUSTRY HERE.
Merchants Association starts Cam-
paign to That End.

The Merchants Association has started
q campaign to make New York centre
Of the iron and steel industry Of the coun-
try. Its industrial bureau, headed by
Nicholas f. Brady. has issued u booklet
Oh tile subject. analyzing the situation
and presenting much original material for
the consideration OF the manufactures.
Chief among the changed conditions
which the association contends have made
New York the natural centre OF the steel
and iron industry of the future are that
New York Is within easy transportation
distance OF four great ore fields. Lake
Superior. the Adirondaclss, Newfoundland
AM Cuba: that the export business In
steel and iron offers the greatest pres
ent field for development and that New
York is In strategic position to take
advantage OF this growing trade, and that
New York offers the best and widest dis
tributing field In tho country for manu-
featured products.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
Br,ooKLYN DWELLINGS SOLD.

Tho Crescent Hill improvement Com
pany has sold to William Henry Parkin-
son for occupancy the dwelling at 6b
Eighty second street in the Crescent Hill
section of the Shore road.
Frank A. seaver has sold the one family
brick house at $40 Putnam avenue for
Fannie +. Quinn. The buyer will occupy
II.
Charles Meuser has sold TO Philip 3.
Swami $40 Herlimer street, a two story
and basement two family house. on lot
20x100.
The Buckley Horton Co. has sold the
two story and basement brick and stone
private house at 1856 Penn street, between
Leo and Marcy avenues. on lot 20x10o, for
Clarence ]. wycoff to Samuel 9oldinger.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for f..
r. SANFORD for l.. v. Kilmer two lots at
the northwest corner OF Colonial road and
Eghty-eighth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
BIDS FOR GRAND UNION VARY.
Hotels Value a. junk Estimated
From ~, 800 to Minus 100000.

The city found out yesterday about how
much the Grand Union Hotel Is worth az
junk when the Public Service Commission
opened bids for wrecdng the building
preparatory to putting tunnel through
tho site TO connect the present subway
and the new Lexington avenue line.
The Northern Wrecklns Company ID
willing TO pay $1,000 for the privilege OF
taking the hotel apart and selling the
fragments. Other bids were: Thomas c.
Carlin. Inc, s6,336 Isidor Kahn. $4,000 ;
NJ. Klotz, $3.50. 8. Smolier bid $4,000
on condition that 10 days be allowed
for the demolition, but tho contract speed
fies forty-eight days.
Two bidders wanted 20 charge the city
for wrecking the building. their bids b.
ing; The Il. w. Segrist, Jr.. Company.
$4,000, and tho J. Volk House Wrecking
Company, $4,000.
Tho contract win b ssvarded en Tues
day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
MISSOURI PACIFIC WINNING.
s2o.OOO,OOO Notes Turned In to oh
viste Receivership.

viste Receivership.
Missouri Pacific affairs took n turn for
the better yesterday when the directors
announced that 100000, 900. which IL so
per cent OF the outstanding notes. had
been deposited for extension. Yesterday
was the end Of the allotted time for de-
post The directors, however. extended
the time until the close OF business on
Monday In the expectation that several
millions moro OF the notes will be de-
posted. The notes are due on Monday
and the directors will meet at noon to
take final action.
1t was conceded by directors Yesterday
that receivershlp Is now practically out
of the question. The situation Is that the
company will be In default on Monday,
as. according to the directors, II will re-
fuse to meet any notes presented. But
this does not mean that q receivership
will follow. The note indenture, section
of Article ", provides that IL default Is
made in the payment OF the principal II
shall require ut least 10 per cent OF
the noteholders to secure an order for
the sale of the collateral. unless the
trustee should act on his own response
bllity. The sale of the collateral may not
take place until sixty days after such
notice.
A recelvership Is impossible until there
has beer a sale of the collateral under
the notes. The company. II IL asserted.
has sixty days in addition to the time
IL would take to get 10 per cent or the
noteholders In agreement for action.
During this time. although the company
would be In default, It would not be in
danger Of a receivership.
Wall Street expects the directors at
their Monday meeting or later to declare
the amount OF the notes deposited sum-
Client to put the extension plan into oper-
alton and thus secure respite Tor tina
company for another year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhatt

ioIgr 81. 500 e cast store and hsli-rsador
wasserman 70 Nathan Brown. 20l p 1o4th
g, yrs from May /, 1915 atty, W IL
10TH Az, n W cor seth ct. Y iith door
HIN Pnbiishing Co to the Geo w saam Co;
atty, IT A Behrends, co Wall st....s5, 900
is2p ST, s74 W. middle store and august
schierloh TO Arnsienio d'Anseio and ano,
eoi Mott ST. sit yrs from May It, 1917;
AN an yonn nm Louto; s92 Bway. ~, 500
Anna D Rogers, yrs from Oct !. 1915
attvs. II Renton Co. ll5 Bway. So, 900
FULTON ST. 1871, Sd loft-w p Andrews 10
Mrs L Peterson a Co, Inc. ct al. yrs
from June l, 1914; attys, O'Brien. NJ 4 D.
STU Az. 81. store and b-cari ihrig 10
Jacob MARSHALL and Rno, sos 7th av 3 yrs
from May l. 1915; atty Louis Julien. 100
ID Av. 1908 store ana S--pavid RAIDER isi's 20
Gustav Schrot. 1903 I'd av. 8 yrs from Nav
!. 1914; atty. Landau, 1879 3D. av. .s744
sTH ST, 1928 e. all--Joshua Seldin TO Wolf
Marotchnick. 323 L sth st. yrs from
Dec 1. 1912; atty. a Rossn blum. $40
9TH ST 10 W. store rcort5w1m simpson, Uou
to sSm' Krusman, isS; +Sth 81, Bk'yn;
Rosenberg. aoa Bway. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
Q. s. EXPRESS CONTRACTS.
American Company Takes Over
Heading and Jersey Central Service.

Tho American Express Company has
taken over the United States Express
contract on the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway system on a basis OF As per cent.
Of total operating receipts. The contract
becomes operative July 1 next and will
run for a period OF one year and six
months. The Philadelphia and Reading
mileage under express contract Is about
1900.
The American Express Company will
also take over the unexpired United States
Express contract on tho Central Railroad
Of New Jersey system. The basis 10 un-
dertood 10 DO 45 per cent of total operat-
ing receipts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

"sH Eli ~ Hot Il 20 'p.s,'iSa, iA' .,1 '1S
,S SS a:,:s,s s' s,.s "a =: ~ ,; ls;,
st,ys pusr. strong 4 ,wh,tsh.sd.
ss; s ssIg. 4 S:s OF mort
18TH tbs, ST. ru.. a Is r. Of 9Th sS ,ssss1
attys. Knseiand, Harrison 4 Hewitt
WEST 1RoApw A,r, .as.SdG W., H sw.a .;
1i S2FiFs IS avn. se s,sn TTnn't
sanhiiPpS ct al foreclosure Of mortrase);
IsSTH ST :, 40 " " Of TIN Az, ls,ss.l IL
81 al foreclosure of mortEase); atty. N
7oTT sT gas Tn ssdys LIZ. I'm, In: % Of y
,, mSr.sass)i city, + ! Allen ,
AgpwBo S.y AV sxt eSs isSth e
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; atty. d DAILY.
Bronx.
LOT T. map OF ITO lots of Cedar Hnl plot
pemarest agt Antonio cimiiho (foreoios OF
mtsl: attys. salter & steinkamp,
sfSN p sss r Ws'1 co p Of r
trus, as, Kate DAILY ct al tforeoios OF
uR RsSl 3tty, s'ewaE =. s "a a.
irres-ElisaSeth II iaques sst L evison
Improy.msn. co ct al (forecios of mtg);
ter docks, ss,asSo:sx irresVrhs Brons
Savings Bank aEt Thos d Bovine 4 Son
Co ct al (foreclos OF mtg: atty. d B
Simpson
UNION Av sat-Msry Kleman art Fleisch-
man Realty Construction Co OF al (fore-
clos of mts). atty. ] Hallheimer
WASHINGTON AV. We, so i7s1 It sSr
30; ca of road leading from Tordham
TO West Farms. ats W from corner inter.
section OF W OF said road IosIx2ix
irreg-Abraham Greenberg agt Goldberg
d Greenberg. 1no. ct al faction to enforce
reconveyance): atty. n n Elias
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
ADDS TO APARTMENT SITE.

EAST S1ST STREET-The Arcade Realty
company has purchased from Clemens
Muller the three story and basement
dwelling at 1877 East Eighty-frst street
1855 feet west of Third avenue, which,
with previous acquisitions. including 1853
and l66. gives the buyers a plot with
frontage of s1.6 feet. The owners will
erect an apartment on the combined
WEST 7sD STREET--Bdward w. Brown
Ing has bought from George H.. Hoe
and other trustees under the will of
William Il. Hoe l26 West Seventy third
street, a four story and basement DWELL
ing on lot 25x102.2 on the south side of
the block between Broadway and Co
lumbus avenue, through the Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown Company.
Mr.. Browning has bought I'm that sec
ton in the last few weeks three other
dwellings. They are az. 40 and 11s
West Seventy-second street.
PARK WEST-Pease a Eli
man have sold for William II. Knowles
OF Pensacola Fla, zoe and 293 Central
Park West, known as Miss Perrigo's
Private Hospital. a five story building
on plot b0x100. about 5s.s feet north OF
Eighty-eighth street. Tho hospital will
continue TO occupy the premises, The
buyer Is an investor.
ST. NICHOLAS ANENCE-Ennis & Sim
not have sold TO Woodbury. Langdon
1896 and 1907 Mt. Nicholas avenue
adjoining the northwest corner OF ls5th
street. a five story modern apartment
house, on plot 57.2x100. Mr.. Langdon
gave In exchange 121 West l34th street
five story fiat on lot 25x100; l57
West 11sth street. four story dwell
ing. on lot 1sx1Oo. and 249 Front street,
near Peck slip, four story building.
on lot 1s.10x62. william Cruikshanks
sons were the brokers.
WEST 18TH STREET-Horaos q. Ely q
Co. have sold for Allen w. Evarts So
West Twelfth street. a three story brick
dwelling. on lot iesxf08.8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
CORNER ron HAMMER STEIN

oscar Hammersteln. as part Of a deal
his new Lexington avenue opera bousa
mas taken over the five four story dwell.
lnss at $50 10 sS7 st. NICHOLAS avenue
southwest corner of 154th street The
property has frontage OF s6.3 feet on
tho avenue and 90 feet on l54th street.
and was taken by Mr.. Hammerstein from
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company,
me deed showing consideration of $40
600. Duff & Conger negotiated the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
ST. PAUL SOON TO OFFER BONDS.
Negotiations Concluded, II L. saia,
for Sale of $50, 200, 900 ans.

Tho negotiations which have been 60
ing on for some time, between tho ST.
Paul and Its bankers in relation TO finance
ing are about concluded and II Ia generally
understood that the system has agreed To
sell to Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co. and the Ma
tional City Bank s3o.0o0,0oo AZ per cent.
general mortgage bonds. This is part of
the amount authorized under tho blanket
refundng mortgage last fall. and will be
the first block of bonds sold under that
mortgage
An offering OF the bonds. Il n said. will
be made during next week by the bankers
at price yet to be agreed upon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
MORE BRONX APARTMENTS.

Tho PodJur Realty Company will erect
a number Of apartment houses in the
easterly part Of The Bronz. The firm has
commissioned Samuel Katz to prepare
plans for three five story structures esti-
mated to cost s250.000. Two OF tho
houses. measuring 72x100 feet. will go up
at the southeast corner OF Intervale ave-
nue. and 1891 street, and the third. also
72x100. will go IN at tho corner of Rogers
place and 1G3d street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
DWELLINGS FOR THE BRONX.

John Schwalienberg filed plans In The
Bronx for the construction of two story
frame dwelling on the north side OF Her
many avenue $50 feet east OF Olmstead
avenue. c0x32. for Moberg v. r. Kendall
at cost OF $1,000. Henry Nordheim
filed plans for n three story frame dwell
ing. 22x52. on the south side OF Van Nest
avenue % feet east OF Cruger avenue. for
Louis Kaplan at a cost OF $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
CHURCH BUYS NUTI.BY CORNER

st. Pauls Congregational Church has
bought from the Nutley Realty COMPANY
the corner of Hillside avenue and 81.
Paurs place. Plans have been COM
ple"d by William A Lambert for a par.
konage for the plot. with this corner
the church owns the entire block through
TO Franklin avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
LEASE SOUTHAMPTON PLACES.

Alfred T.. Schermerhorn has leased at
Southampton for Goodhue Livingston
The Dolphne on First Neck lane, to
Frederick NJ Davies; for p. Ogden CHS
dim vyne Croft on First Neck lane, TO
Mrs. Robert L, Stevens for Mrs. William
Manice her cottage on First Neck lane
TO Mrs. II. NJ. Horne; for Mrs Benjamin
r. Baird her cottage on Main street to
Miss Isabel Hhuser; for Grenvflle t. En-
met his Bonito. on the ocean. TO John w.
Cross, and for Hubert n, Schrader his
cottage on Little Plains road to Mrs. p. A.
Valentine for occupancy OF her chauffeur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
POST AVENUE IMPROVEMENT.

Edwin A Cruikshank Is 20 erect tro
two story dwellings with stores on the
southwest corner OF Post avenue ana
2o7th street They will havo a combined
frontage of 20 feet and deputh OF so
feet. John r. Shocks Sons. the arphi-
tects have estimated the entire cost at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Montauk Highlands syndicate. Manhattan.
capital SO, 900; directors. j. King. Max
Havelock and Rose Kanter New York city.
Margolin a. Simerman. Manhattan. capital
81, 900; directors, Michael Nargolin and Rose
Bronx.
Andon Corporation. Manhattan. capital
ham, y. Y. Louis Kerngood. New York city,
and Gladys Keatings. Brooklyn. \.
5000; directors, George r, Niblo. Charles
W. schmitt and Frederick c. Niblo. Brook
d. & W. Construction Company. Brooklyn.
n. Y, capital 5000; directors. Albert n.
Dietrich, Harry Wilson and Caroline C.
Wilson. Brooklyn. n, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
TRADING IN THE BR0Nx.

PAIISADE PLACE+Davld L. woodall,
Jr.. has purchased from Fernando Wood
two lots on tho north side Of Paiisade
place near Popham avenue The prop
erty Is Just south of tho Hennessy
estate.
GIEATH AvFNUE-Achf1is and Lucia
Sciubba have sold to Cologero Seal
afani and Giuseppe GUARDING 305s
Heath avenue. q three story two family
house, on plot S8xloo, between Boston
avenue and Fort Independence road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
GARAGE FOR UPPER BROADWAY.

on tho east Edo OF Broadway between
1880 and 1g4th streets a one story garage
is to be erected for the Riverside Drive
Realty Company, Arlington c. Hall pres
dent 1t will have a frontage OF 1910
feet ard a depth OF 90 feet in each street.
John c. Watson. the architect, has esti-
mated the cost az 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
CORNWALL ESTATE SOLD.

j. Sterling Drake has sold for Miss
Virginia s. Field OF Now York city 70
Joseph II. Weir Of Goshen, n. Y. the
Field cottage. With grounds and riparian
Iishts. located at Cornwall Landing, on
the Hudson. Mr.. Weir will make ~ h,a
permanent home ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30

Bradell OF Brooklyn; plot. 5ox30o. on
Lake View avenue South to Ralph Ince,
adjoining 100 foot plot purchased recently
by him; plot, 100xl50, at the southwest
corner OF Ackerson Boulevard and Huron
Drive to II. f. Schrieber; plot, 10Ox15O,
on Ackerson Boulevard 10 DIR. John
Mears. and n plot 1O0x15O, on Potter
Boulevard to Mrs. Carrie Wagner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
BUYING ARvpRrn HOMES.

Tho Somerville Realty Company has
sold at Arverne a plot 40x100 on the west
side of CASTOR avenue TO Carrie Gill, and
frame cottages on the east side of Clar-
ence avenue. between Morrds ana Almeda
avenues, to Josephine Salvatore. @. 8.
Watt and Banks NJ. Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
Court Reverses Mulhall-Darry.

The Judgment for $4,000 obtained by
Richard Barry. author. against Col. Mar
tin NJ Mulhall. ex-agent for the National
Association of Manufacturers. under an
agreement by which he was to get half
the $4,000 received by Mulhall from the
World for the letters and documents re-
lating TO lobbying at Washington, was
reversed yesterday by the Appellate Divi-
sion OF the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
RESIDENCE ron LESTER HILL.

Fish Marvin have sold a residential
site on Lester Hill, at White Plains, TO
a. u, Champin OF New York. The buyer
Will Improve the plot with a house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

Robertson & Govanna sgt David zipkin
ST NICHOLAS Az n Q cor i7tth st-H W
,.sTh 81 M.' 80 10 wAi.,aor r.sns..! s. -:
New Hagen 4 New York Realty Corp q
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SALE AT wEsrMoRELAND.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company has
sold 20 II. Frances Carroll OF Manhattan
for investment a plot in Westmoreland
with forty feet frontage ON the east side
of Glenwood avenue. 263 feet north OF
Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
wooDMERE COTTAGE RENTED.

John r. Scott has rented for Mrs =. r.
Hendricison her new house on tho corner
of Burton avenue and Crawford road,
woodmers. L. l., to A Hamilton Camp
bell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
BRIGHTwATERs PLOT SALES.

Tho T. r. Ackerson Company has sold
at Brightwaters. L. l.. two and ono
half story cottage on Manatuclt Boule-
ward. on q plot 100x150. to Valentine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
WRONG PROPERTY NAMED.

Tho Harlem residence purcha sed
through J. b. Wood by the Rev. c, r.
Twsby Is at 100 West I3eth street and
not 135th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
Exchanges Close for Holiday.

The banks and exchanges will be closed
to-day, Memorial Day. The London ex-
change will be closed to-day and Monday
on the whitsuntido holiday. The Paris
Bourse will be closed on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, 1871. and b3d st 2.s W
Samuel l. Snyder sgt Posada Realty Co
owner; Magdaline & Helen Bruce iessees
sorH ST, ia w-Lawrence Garvey art ! II
Mccoy IL Son. owner; d MacWatty a Co.
contractor: Thomas Daugherty, sub-con-
:. = ,..........STb
9TH ST. 81 E-Building Contracting Co Inc,
agt trustees Sailors Snug Harbor estate
owner; Charles Rosenberg. contrac-
BROADWAY. assS and aGs5.P;aiuii ia La
Nelle agt VIM u . Stokes a Fleisch m an
Bros Co, owners; Quincy Amusement Co
contractor .....,...,............ $40
Bronx.
BECK ct. sss--Rob.rt Griffin 20 Inc. a..
Ostro Construction Co. owner and con-
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
TRANsFERs.


with name and address OF owner ..<
attofney. ~ attorneys name IL ofnits.t
address party OF second partI '''
nauntau,
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East side.
tEast or Firth ay, between Fourteenth ana
ION wv"


teTH ST SIS, $50 9Th av. 2jxioOJ--El.
dred A a Sinclair Carloy. oxrs, WIN T91
sey to Ritz Realty Corpn. 50 Naiicn
lane. May rs; ettys. Merrill 4 r. 100
7isT sT. i5o w "s;;,iii,,.,.oO
Astor Trust go. cSrs to Edward r..s,ue-
Jr ct al BronKville. n y Mgy q,
attys Paul 10 Lindblat & Co. los PARK
soTH ST. =. isa Lex Az is ,;,t,;ois' .oo
Benton Asiel, ct al. 10 Addle White.
mead, 1850 Madison av. May 20; ATTY
,,Hy Amster. 81 Chambers st........si1
isr Az 1851 W cor Sith 81. sa2x5S-
otto Fuchs TO Francis NJ Fuchs $40
62d Vt. mtg $500. a {; attys A q
~ Bloch; 90 Nassau st...............,io0
LEXINGTON Az, es, s7.t n elat vt, n ty,o
--Jno Henneberry 90 Mary r. hts wiR,
1889 Lexington av mtg $4,000. MAY
1OoTH ST. is6 i, =. $50 W "a av * *
0o.I-Mnrtha Windman 20 Mary Foley
Mt Vernon, Y. mtg $4,000, u par.
e. all liens May IS; atty LEO schs'.
iosTHa ST. :, igs "a ey' 'ssIic6 an.
l. Lusthaus to Max Eigen. Is a. 1o5th
~ 2.5 part, May rs. atty. VI n Krakower
y e e e. -, 49, ...Ai
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'Pss vaius. ESQ. tex DIVIDEND,
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tSouth of Fourteenth stS
FINE ST. IS, g. 2S7xsi.s-Jno y :,
Ihayer and ano, trustees In u Of An, ~.
Northern Assurance Co of London pier
land, to Underwriters Building CO rs,
1ohn st. May ~; atty, I O c. IA
PiNE ST, iS. e. iss.i1si..s.t,ipia.,,:sS.o poo
Bldg Co 70 Cation Realty Corpn, / ly sts
sTt Nay ,2s, mtg slSt.oooi attya La'.oanal
DIVISION 81, 2s.gsh .. ii5': rIt.l' i ?.
2ox62 toreclos Apr 2o)-EdwIn u ii,S,,'
ref 70 Nathan Horwitz. 1Oi W if.ib ~
mtg $4,000. May rs; atty. l. 7 / G" isj
GRxSb 81. 80 50 crosby Il, ''i,q }2iS
-Michael WIelandt, Jr. TO Michael VI,V
lsndt. Sr. $50 Il 10th st. Aug s5 isiee.
atty, Norman Rowe. Jersey CIV
SAME PRoPERTY.Micha;esii wlei,os,. q
Edw Palener. Jersey City, J, M,y -
mtg S6l 300; atty, same, ............'. IL
cHNrsTlE ST. W p. 60.4 n Delan.ey -
HISI; ItS "a TX Harris, ref Era.!
atty, F Il Chedsey $50 Bwsy. ..,sii5b
ESSEN ST ee, roe Delaney at, o; sxisy
N Bklyn Mercantile co TO Abt :
an k as a2e 9Th st. Bklyn, May g W.. 81
Sehwarz TO Celia schwarz, 70 i S6tS
May rs, mtg $4,000; ettys, s,r6oet
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