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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
FLORISTS LEASE
FIFTH AVE. STORE
Concern Also Takes Basement in
Buckingham Hotel-MidtOWn
Lofts in Demand.

George r. Read & Co leased the store
and basement No 619 Fifth avenue. 2ix6O
feet in the Buckingham Hotel. for term
of years to Siebrecht & Son. florists. who
recently subleased their place at No ~
Fifth avenue to Landay Brothers
l.. J. Phillips & 90. leased for Marie NJ
Hoguet the store, northeast corner OF
l5Sth street and Broadway. for term Of
years at an aggregate rental 81 about
$40 o0. 10 the Schoenberg Company, cleo
trical fixtures and supplies.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. leased 10 Mildred
Do Ham Livingston and Mary r. Rouse
the seventh loft. east. in Nos SO and Al
West 3Sth street for term Of years.
He'll & Stern leased IN No l5s TO i64
West 9th street tenth loft. 10 l. Arbus &
Son: in No 20 10 40 West 18th street third
loft. to A. Lefcourt & CO.. in Nos. 6 and
West Goth street. third loft. to the Nor
bert Manufacturing Company. in nos lls
and lls West 18th street. sixth loft 10 the
Solomon Shapiro Manufacturing Com
pany and in No 2s Lafayette street.
store and basement. 20 Flohr & Harris.
The Greeley Square Leasing and I'm
provement Company leased to X. Meehsn
the store and basement Nos. 1nj and los
West 32d street for FIVE years from Jan
uary l az an annual rental OF $1,000.
Frederick Fox & 90. leased. with Fred
erick Southack & Alwyn Ball. jr.. the
first, second and third lofts in No 4Ss
Broadway 10 the Sanitary Clothing Com
pany: also. the sixth and seventh floors
In Nos. and West 18th street to schnei-
derman Brothers. the second loft in Nos.
l23 and rs Blocker street 10 the Greater
New York Feather Company. and the
fourth and NTH lofts in No ~ East i2tn
street TO Kaplan & SHERMAN ana Gold
berg & Glatman.
Henry Brady leased for the Church
Temperance Society the first loft in No
l3l Bowery 10 the Eagle Badge Company
and TO Victoria Cassela the store No. 357
Eighth avenue.
James Kyle & Son leased the store No
1872 East 57th street 10 the Lotos Tea Con-
Germ, Inc.
Jacob J. scnmukler sub-lessed the trl-
angular plot. No. l37 Canal street. AT the
approach To the Manhattan Bridge, 10
Bernard Cohen for twenty-four years and
eleven months. The property is owned b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
Sales in Brooklyn.

The Jerome Property Corporation sold
for Mrs r. Russell the two story dwell
ing house. No. 424 First street. between
sixth and Seventh avenues.
The Mclnerney- klincK Realty CompanY
sold for Elizabeth Kennedy No. "a Sth
street. frame dwelling house. 20X16 feet,
west OF Fiftn avenue.
Samuel Galtzka sold for Mrs. Louise
Rrkland. 70 Henry J. O'Leary, No. 80
74th street, a two family dwelling house,
20X - feet.
Wood Harmon & Co report sales at
Marlboro. Two lots each to u. G. MATT.
Louis Seifert and o. r. Cushman. three
lots southeast corner Of 65d street and
Twenty-second avenue. TO j. x. Ander-
r. G.. Ellis. H. II. Howatt 5. +. Curry,
John G. Anderson, A. NJ. Glover. +. b.
Vincent. George b McNab. f. NJ. Morgan,
NJ l., Eargle. W. H. Burkhalter and +.
L Rnnk1or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
Morse & Rogers Buy Par
GELS in Duane Street
from LOriIlardS.
100000 LEASE IN
WEST SD STREET
Guinet Gets Title OF Library
Bureau Structure Apart
ment House Trade.

Morse & Rogers among those foremost
I'm the wholesale shoe trade have pur-
chased from the Lorillard estate for i'm
vestment the two five story buildings at
Nos MS and 20 Duane street. on plot
bCxl16 feet. The property adiolns two
other similar structures owned by the
Lorillard estate. which comprise the
southeast corner OF Church and Duane
streets. Morse e. Rogers occupy space in
the twelve story building at the southwest
corner Of Hudson and Duane streets.
Title passed yesterday on the Library
Bureau Building, at No. 42i TO 43S West S3d
street, from the McKeon Realty Company
to Joseph Guinet, OF Lyons, France
An interesting condition OF this closing
was tho fact that the original contract
signed in November. was allowed TO lapse
and the subsequent negotiations. IN which
Mr. Guinet Included the vacant corner At
Convent avenue and 14st street. resulted
In deeds being exchanged without the for
mality Of a preliminary contract.
John n. Berry & Co. Inc, represented
Mr.. Guinet and the John p. Peel Com
pany the McKeon Realty Company in the
transaction. the total consideration being
81 $1,000 net lease for A long term Of
years was also negotiated for Mr.. Guinet
by the brokers AZ an aggregate rental Of
$4,000.
The y. II. Jackson Company Daniel n.
Jackson. PRESIDENT has resold 20 William
r. Peck a six story new law tenement
louise, on plot 37.sxl0o feet, at No. go East
18th street. 100 feet from Cypress avenue.
In part payment the Jackson company
took No. IS Edgecomb avenue, a four
story limestone American basement dwell
ing house. on lot 16xl00 feet. G.. j. Elgar
was the broker I'm tho transaction.
Contracts have been exchanged for the
sale, by James Rosenberg. receiver for the
New York Real Estate Security Company
10 the Rossmore Holding Company. a
newly formed concern composed Of Mat
thew Edelman, Eugene Levy and Eliza
beth J. Waugh. OF four large uptown
apartment houses.
The sale affects the Alabama, at the
northeast corner Of Riverside Drive and
l21th street; the Saranac, at the south
west corner Of Convent avenue and l5lst
street, and the Douglas and Desmond. at
the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue
and 12lst street. The transaction as pre-
yiCusly announced. was negotiated by the
F. r. Wood-W n. Dolson Company
Two tenement houses in East 1l7th
street changed ownership. R. Prezanno
sold for 6. Napolitano TO VI. Auselone No.
1913. a five story house, on a lot 2Sx1O0 feet.
and for s. Gracin No. 422 East 117th
street. a three story house on a lot l6.SX
100 feet 10 Francesca Divoni.
The following sales in The Bronx were
announced.
Alexander Selkin. David Mintz and A.
Mantinbaud have sold for the Oakland
Construction Company Nos. 1883 and ltS5
Hoe avenue. a five story fathouse. on
p.ot 50xl00 feet.
Fepe & Bro. have sold for John Traina
plot, j0xl00 feet on the north side of 233d
street III feet east of White Plains Road
The buyer will erect a three story build
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York January %. 1914
YNEs-Receipts 1862 head. p cars on
szle. Trade was slow. but prices not quota
tiy lower Tho yards were cleared. Orui-
nary 20 prime steers sold AZ 81 IS q IS 50 per
100 n: bulls. 50 e5dST 70. oxen. S70S7 Is.
cows. sass so: a few tailends. g. - city
dressed native sides. slow az 1871 q lac PEI H.
sales-robin & shannon - Va steers
1890 II average. az s. SO per 100 no. less 81
on the lot: II Ohio. fii2 10. IS o5; ] bull
1910 10. s. % : 1882 10. s. 10. .. 1880 10.
s. so. 3. 1905 10. Sc 70. ?. $50 TO- Sc 30. 9
cs.n. 1910 10. 81 -. J COW. 800 10. SO so: g.
1910 M. So II. p52 10. s. 20; ~. sol 10. 81
-. SIS 10. sf75. /. 1850 10. 81 60. 10. SCI
H. 81 80. 2 725 10. 81 25 10. sos TO- 81.
s. Sanders; is Ohio steers 1902 ~. IS 1o:
- 1929 10. SIS Is: 10 Penn. 1860 10. SIS so ~
lii5 10. 81 90; 2. 1880 To- 1925. 20 m iio2
10. 81 S0i J bull. 1850 10. 81 30; =. l1i4 10.
81 J. 500 10. SO rs: g. $40 10. 81 25. COWS
llLi H. 81 Is. 10. $50 N. So l.. a9i ~.
s. y. $40 10, s. 80: J. $40 10. s.: ~.
s2S NJ. 81 30. o roc II. 50 % 7. $50 ID. 81 IS.
Mcpherson & Co ~ Penn steers. 1919
N, 81 70. . oxen. i4fs 10. 81 ] bull. eo3o
%. 81 rs: /. 1850 II. s. %. : 1862 N. 81.
u SIS ID. te7S; 500 u So so: 4. o55 70.
SC 90 Q. 1890 10 Sc 40: G. 1850 10. Sc Is. o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
III eReal Estate
)\Market-
Building in Wholesale
Shoe Trade Section Sold

the James Lenahan estate. ana is 10 DC
improved with q business building.
The Duross Company leased at no. l5s
10 1ig West ll,h street the first loft I.JD
SQUARE feet. for Seth W. Million TO tho
White MIX Chocolate Company for q
form Of wears. M so. % West -0th street
the seventh loft to \. Herman a co. ana
the southwest corner Of WAITS anu
Thompson streets vacant dol ''@'
feet, FOR John Lurscher to Rataeio 'Iuo
for term Of years.
Pease & Gilman nave leased for the
Columbia -k nickorbockcr Trust company
to william O'Brien for use AZ a iunch-
room the store at 80. - West 5''h street.
and for Alexander Smith Cochran one Of
the stores at No. a West 5stn sIeet to
Alexander W. Saab. a dealer in l.'eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for copper
firm. with lake quoted az i5c nomlnql
elcctrolytic. l4aal4+c. and casting. ~. a
ifiac. Standard copper on the Metal "a
change war quiet. with spot. January. Febru.
airy. March and April. II SOC asked In Ion
don copper closed easy. AZ les is 30 FOR spot
and It's rs 81 Tor futures
TiN-Easy. with sales ~ ~ tons Spot and
January tin closed at g. u isG3s 81 &c: Fehra
AIRY. IS &5a3s 37iic. March 3s.32i4G3s ibc.
April. -. pa3s 53c. May and June IS aOI
3s62'sc. In London tin closed easy. at i174 rs
for spot and fl75 - for futures
IkAb-t Easier, New York spot o5fI4 Toe
and East 81 Louis. 3.g5q4c. London lead
closed al f2O %
SPELTER-Steady. New York. spot, 5 2Od
soc. and East 81 LOUIS. = Zoe bid In Lon
don spclter closed az III rs 81
IRON Mddlesboro No 3. SOS i0i.G Local
AZ stSdSi5 20 for No foundry Northern
si9 i5@si5 - Tor No Northern. No South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
JANUARY .
The Bronx.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. vs. GA n
NJ Westchester ave sly tr< storts. rAes'
and dancohau a4Xi00. Joseph is-1
Broadway. owner. cohen a Fescn 2 e
ave. architects: cost. $4,000.
WASHINGTON AVE = y - ~
-. s.v hrk stores and tennt NJ =
Mil Realty 60 IS Williams, ~. Mss !,
,-,,i5sno oOrner. G-onerherg & Leges'u (
,,h ave. architects. cost $1,000.
AUGUSTA PLACE. % 8 SO Y ~
ern Boulevard. sty hrk d~g ana slit'
s. Louis Bousbs. quincy s., oeneI -
Primer. e0se Westches'er ave, Gen'e''' ="
3 600 -,,..s. Al
BfTH ST. IS IN . n Colfushr y
stv hrk tenmt. 50xsls. Benensor lea
BENJAMIN Renerson. i07 Fast 10 - y,
denr. owner: fremont Arcnlie,ierH %
fremont ave. architect. cost A7.eg -
PAIT.Ey AVE- . s. 900 . n % h'g'o, :,
sfv brk tenmt i00yso.i-. josepn =, ~, ~.
West 2slst s.. owner. 7 C.mpoe.' W w.
crest ave. architect, cost, No"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
R. J. COLLIER RENTS HOUSE
Dwelling Is One of the Finest in
LenoX Hill Section.

Douglas l. Gilman & 90. have leased
for Robert J. Collier. Of =. F. Collier ~
Sons. his home at 40. 1872 Park avenue
between list and 72d streets. The house
is six story English basement. on
lot 2Sxa5 feet and is one OF the finest
dwellings I'm the LenoX Hill section.
The house has been rented TO j. r.
Tower. of Tuxedo Mr.. Collier IS now on
a tour OF the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

rhiadclp hia Jan 23.-The local wool mar
kcf is IN ruch better condition than 40 has
been for some months The increased demand
has caused prices 20 harden. Manufacturers
have come into the market with increased or
ccrs and dealers positively refuse 20 shade
lrices 20 make sales. as they claim that manu-
facturers need their stock The good business
has extended 20 all grades. with sales OF ter
fiforv slightly exceeding fleece woods.
The expected SLUMP In the demand for do
nestle woods. owing % free foreign woods Ia
failed 20 occur and American clips have grown
stronger instead % weaker. Although there Is
: small stock ~ domestic grades In this mar
kef dealers claim that they have enough 20
supply the demand until the new clip arrives.
Prices differ little from last weeks quota
lions. but a slight advance Is looked FOR dur
Ing the coming week Half blood territory IL
selling 81 from 4Sc 90 4sc. while fine and fine
medium IS quoted 81 soc and fine stanle AZ 520
54c New York nne medium half blood. me
dunn three elghtls blood and low medium
quarter blood are AZ - izW22c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
N. Y. Realty Owners Year.

The financial statement Of the New York
Realty owners for the year 1918 shows an
increase of capital and surplus and a re-
verse conditions as follows. Total re-
sources. 81 eij 652 e.. mortga ges. etc. sil7.-
35S 60; other obligations. S708.5lo IL capital
account N,757.0i0 ~: surplus and reserve.
81. O67. 142 a. The company calls attention
10 the fact that is total obligation on real
estate owned is but 10 per cent other
obligations are Is per cent making the
total Indebtedness - per cent leaving r
per cent capital and surplus and reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24


lois H. So 90 p loA3 10 So' |" w. co iVi' p5S
TO- 90. ~ -, No. .o - 30 . zoos w. No.
e"' no. eY' ~ 'u $50 tn
$50; - 60 a, - IN 81
500 lo. - 80. a. N'' I'' - -'' 81 ''' '''
= ,e. io. >" 80. ,.., ,oso ,b can,
ie>4 h. 81, I. l?25 n s5Io E, zoe 90. a. 3
$40 le 81 -. J. -! lh' ~ ~ low w. is.
Nhanh't SON bull wv ~. :, -
STA d. Si2a
kerns Commission Compan> ! hun, 90 so
IL. - 90. 81. ll&n To- s., J. N'u IT, 20 ce"s
2 COWS SIG No. So 80. T. $40 No. 50. T. -
Do. s. 80. I. 40 No. 81
CALVES Receipts. j1I head. 81 on fal'.
Veals wore bon sood demand and full steady
warnings and BARNARD calves almost nom
choice vcals cold at S9asi3 per 100 lo. csuH.s,
seas warnings and harvard calves - ID"
So city dressed veeis steady a. l'0 l"'2c
saies-rohin q shannon ea , Gals l2s III
average" SIS pcr TOO lb. 20. l2t 10. 81 90.
:; ~. D. So To-. 8. g. l1e 49, Sc : barnyard
caIi $50 Do. g..
Sanders - veeis i&t 10. Sl3. 4 lS' n.
81 ~: g. i33 n. So p p 80 H. Si2' q i''
Newton q Co.; 63 voals. l8i n. 81 ~ -
10 'n Sl2 % !. 2lo H. so. = T." ln ~
culs 1872 h s.
McPhcrson q co.: io ,cals. 1i3 u. Sl3. ?.
10 ~ ST. 20. = $50 ~ 81 So. T. 100 n. 81
D. ia ~. $40 30, =. 1880 w. $l'' . - l''
- .,,',.ir.io, ,o,,p,n,. Ia ,oais lbs
- So Is. o.. 1ao H. Ste 80. cuIls i15 10. s.
ei.t,.. L. Son. Il ,osle to5 N $40 -
% 1.
sIttFr ,Nn I,uRS pocoipts 2 500
head: - cars ON sale sheep were 25c lower.
-a,,t. ,(r, Slow ~ "a decline n f50g5r for
srcb &C ,,,r. c0cr.d Dbl, prir-o handy lambs
a. sal. .rbo nors c.r, r,t oui,o cleared
ord,nar, to prime sheen sold AZ 81 5OdS5 -
@ ~ e, i' I -l.l -.ll t,,,,s e. Fl
80 sc '' ,,i,-. =. 5ol; a. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
Realty Notes.

Macmillan Zipkes, architect. said yes-
terday that he IL drawing plans FOR an
apartment AZ the northeast corner OF
Park avenue and i7lth street instead 'Of
corded.
Randolph r. Paul has taken title 10 the
dwelling No. 80 West fist street, sold
recently by Walter Geer.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has made a loan OF $4,000 10 John
W Michael and John O'Connor on Nos
80 and 81 West 18th street.
The Dun G Brown Company has been
appointed agent OF No. IS West llSth
street and No 1892 Broadway.
Albert NJ Grove formerly OF the Duross
Company. is now associated with Brown
Brothers. builders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

American Mortgage 60 to Gso,v.
81 al s9.017 ~. 'ss ~
Eherhsrt Building CO. fnr q, .,
geIoach. Dr.. omitted nstJs.
Frederick schuck n Katie uo.s. :.
Narhus Eberbsft, esr. 20 Ecers..
Co; $500 "sT D..
Caroline 9 Reed to y = Mor,r,,
curify 90. $4,000 st% 4.
300 "a
Honnet Dorge 10 Max n Lazy. A.
ano. 81 ~
Same 10 same. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Caroline T. Bilhardi and ano 10 Prosper
Realty Corporation: 500.
George I Stewart TO Eliza Bowling.
g.. 0DO.
Annie Levy 70 Sophia sirs; 81. oSo.
Max MARKS 10 John Dillon; $50 600
y Y. Public Library. Aston. LenoN and Tii
S82 coo
Andrew u Baird TO Title Guarantee 4 Trust
Company 81.
Title Guarantee & Trust Company to Annie
b McGinns. $1,000
Same TO same S2J. 900
Mary IL suayer TO Ethel Reichman sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET,

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday at the Nesey street eA-
change room:
BY Henry Brady
SEAMAN AVE. s $. $50 n ~ A'ade"s
Ct 5Oxf0O: vacant. Withdrawn
6tST ST 4i3 East u :. 700 r e ~,
ave 2Ox92x2O 2xq66. : sty tenmt sofa ID
the plaintiff FOR $1,000.
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST. s28 10 S2s 9. 2ee y OF AFs
z 9grlO3s. stv tenmt and stores sou
10 the plaintiff for $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange
By Joseph r. Day.
1s1D ST. " cor Of Belmont ave l2-OSl
I2s 7x60xss II; sly tenmt Solu 70 '"e
nl,lntIh Tor S53. GOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

yy-aelt, movement figures of tho NcW OTIS
C,o.tor Exchange Port Receipts. 2''.tto pale =,
aqainef 1G5 sol last year. overland 10 MUS a'.i
%,-.a. - Os3 halcs against 4'@2 last ycd ii :
,u.rorn mill takurs t'-tiinatfpl' s'''',
- 0nn AGAINST SODDG last wear; loss on So :
AZ interior towns. 5.274. against A'lli laS'
ye7~. brought into si-h' Tor inc Weeh' "o',vD' -
a.-7ine' 2c0 2S2 last wear. Total cJ'i, i.'p
,-,nt port receipts 1.733.2l2 G.1F0 deductei
San Francisco. against i,'o''l34 iasi H -C.6
a.. orIa,,1 10 mills and canada. az" ~ 49,. o..
added against COS. IL last year. southern In'..
"a tfrgs 1775t00. against l.f2J.uuo laSl .nl
stoe1 AZ interior towns IN eycess or Sep'e-u
nor 1SSOCp against co 500 last yea
h~c.irh, into sirht thus FAR FOR season l''o'''
IA. AGAINST 10 7iI SOS las oar.
Liverpool cables spot IN moderate neintlin j.
sales. 1000 bales. speculation ma 'Nporl W.
American. 60oo. imports. 5000. Amer AZ,
- 90. middlinc upland. I'D Futures open,'
Quiet. 10 u points higher; closed steain I I'D
(, points lower. January and JanuaIN y '''i
a,-- s Tqi5d: February March T. Noi MaItn
ami q sod. Arrii May. 6S''ad; May Lnri
9 CO.. Tune- Tu'v. q 75i1d: July-AuguSt, - ih'
,,.,,ie.. September. GaGied; eytenloer Octoue'
Il 4od. October November $500. NoNennti
December. 2ji7d. pecemher January ~
Msnchesf er-yarns hrm; cloths good deinsnl
FOR China.
New Orleans. Jan. % Heavier ginning Than
ovcoote1 caused a decline OF nearly 81 haze
I'm the cotton market to-day. partly DESTROY 81
lie recent good tone. and caused consldeta" :
foundation of long cotton Tho market cioseo
a practically the lowest of the dag az net
liza of q :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
College Point Site for Movies.

As n site for n moving picture theatre
I'm College Point, Paul +. Besio repre-
scented by Savers Brothers, attorneys. OF
Manhattan. bought a plot. 50xloo feet, on
18th street. College Point. Long Island.
for about $3.50 Plans are being prepared
for r structure 10 seat six hundred per-
sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
Woodbury. Farm Sold.

Rawdon W. Kellogg, OF Jamaica pur-
chased from Ely .. Piquet farm OF
held al $4,000. in exchange for which ne
gave twelve houses and eighteen lots in
Jamaica, Richmond Hill and Queens.
Piquet & Plquet. Of Jamaica. acted as
brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24

Brazil kegs. ~ 2Sc; compound stesai, go
So TARINE-Easy. oleo e4c' ci'E '''''
coTTONSEFD OII~-Nss slightly caslsi
r,osI,g AZ a net decline ~ H05 poinis. AonAs
verc Inclined to take profits and there We" go
,,,,..s.t,, orerations on the part OF bears.
Crer,nss we're quite Neli absorbed. hoNen.l
and hears have become rather umii Ic',"t
opin~ 20 the good absorbing demand anu
hrmness in tho crude position. "'''
prices. x-x..-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY 2
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 27cs. 70 - ~ :;
rowerthal. premise owner; ~
Webster ave architect. cost. slo' ,.t
46'rFf ST. 80 Fast. 20 sly c'Nt, -
Y + Howell Ridgewooc J. onne. =
Orchard. 100 West ~ q. @'''
$4,000 ..,,.'. Il
f2oTR ST. ZOO West 10 a ; sly ,d ss', ~
Gever. ir. Wenzel A. Nagei. tso| 20
ave-. owners Alexander Peh : 80. -. 80
r1Gfh s.. iess.e. y Taylor 10 "e''
architect; cost, 5000.
The Bronx.
ts7TU ST. s. 225 . = Of Wilb -
h-l- school 92x95. me Prestyter a.,
YORK e. West S5ih -. owner, Ao'. .,nI,o
osS Fast i3Sth 81, architect; cost, ~, s'..s
RATHGATE AVE. 1872 sly % ,rs Z
Dxio5. Hannah McGraih. 222 Esr 81,
owner: Louis 4 Maurer, 6 Church ''
tect: cost. 5000 -. ., q,
t63D IT. from Southern BoileYSq NJ
son -. 6 sty brk tenmt. size ires' re- u, >,
renthau 60. Robert Simon 4d y 80 80
ave president. owners. kreymop's, -. -
urai 90. 1929 East 1880 s. sfcn''''
a. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
The Bronx.
LIS peNDENs.
j NJ - 7 -
Manhattan.

-.
STANTON ST. 800. Me,ro2otis,,
Bank AIT Elias GeioNaks e a. -
Mtg. attorneys. \ & W hst..r..oil,s. "
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1880, M,'..,,,,,, !.
,ngs Bank agt Margaret X q
foreclosure % mtg. ATTORNEYS
LEROY ST. a. Florence to- y e
Gioyanni Arcabasso % al fofecios"'
ATTORNEY. . y Bauchle p.,k a.. =,
Path 81. rs 1875 n OF fsr,ss,s,,,
WOO II. Nargareths Reinken az. ,tis-f
Schvsnx o. Al foreclosure OF mR''
]. u Hasbrcuck. 49, 40, ~.
rarob Marx Az Phlllp WsttenoeE
clostlr. on mtg. attorney. Hn q
FORSYTH ST. 15T. John -. ~
Phiip Lien q al Oforec.osufe o.
The Bronx "a
MARION AVE. o size. y = =
:, ojxl27. Dora Frank ast ...,e,-<
striiction 90 foreclosure or m's''
le5D sr. Sos and $50 Fast; b scr 80 :
stein AIT Frederick ? french ~ pr
foreciose mechanics lien. st'o'n'''
LOT ssi. map Iohbauer Park; - ~
act John 4 Lindsay 81 al action
TAX Hem. attorney. ] i Atlei a., ara -
23sD ST. = = - 70 q ~ ''n az -.
100: Title Guarantee end Lfusi :. -
dlcibus Building co - al tere'
attorney. X Swain ..,,, ~,
WOODYCREST AVE E :. 32t ~ s. siI
cor lot SO map Of Highoriagel A., !,
William rotten agt = Van ken-ss, So
81 al foreclosure Of mtg. s''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
Rents Waverley Place Dwelling

The Duross Company have leased No
lS Waverley Place. three story and
basement dwelling house. for the estate
OF John hean TO Anna Louise Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and attor-
ncyh
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
CTARENlONT AVE. " : 626 r Of 1871
II. ~ 6XlOo: oct 10. 1905 Frank l. Jaeger e
FRONT ST. = 325.2 q " ~ Jackson 81
~ l0x7O. Dec % 1905 Meyer and Rosa Jar
: os,aws<y ct al ~ Lincoln Trust co, exr snc
trustee - .0Do: attorneys, Bowers sands u
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s3s. :. 25xlco; Fet
~ 1910. Matilda " Brown 10 Arundel "
Nichols and DIVA y Ward; 5000. attorney
/ LAWYERS Title Insurance CO. lG0 Broadway.
SrH AVE " cor 18Th q. ~. llX7J4 Jun'
2s 1905: Philibert Combier 10 Caroline
BUTLER; $1,000; attorneys. FerrisS a storck
SIX sr. ,o2 Eas, 2o9xe5; oct Z. 1907
Caroline TripIer 20 Nellie Cewley. ST SO 10
attorney. Bernard II Arnold. 20s Broadway
! SAND PROPERTY Sept %. 1909. same n
John " stokes; s2eoo: Attorney woodford
RoN.e and Butcher. ! Madison ave.
liSTH ST. 3is and $50 West 3lxloo II; Nov
-. 1913. Hank Realty 20. Inc. 70 Morris Levy
5000. attornov. NJ Sulzberger. - PARK Row.
i3lST ST. 20 West iJN89 II. oct 10 1904
VIM and Corneiia r Young 20 SaIsh y Hsr-
ney: 5000: attorneys, Arrowsmith Dunn
ael BroaGway.
is2D ST. :. $50 r " o. 7th ave. 2oxaoli;
Aug J. 1912. Hermann ana Emil. Mereenthalcr
TO Nikolsvs and Anna NJ Albert: s.. SO. al
torney. Charles J Foitz. Rector ST.
The Bronx.
FALE ST. a6l 10 900. cor Adus st.
r. h fixtures; Jan g. 1918. Kcyscs Con-
struc.ion 60 20 Consolidated Chandelier co.
1872 West i4th ST: 81 100
LOT 40. map 401, Seton Homestead; Dec
~. l9iO. Frank and Rosa A Carraher 10 Dan
lei Mclean. 1923 commonwealth ave. $50.
LOT ~. new map village OF Jerome tSal2o'
Jan = 1900. Nircenzo and Gaetana Pinelt "a
Thomas Burke; s.. Sr. attorney, William j
Merritt $50 Rogers place.
LOT So map OF John Cromwell farm. Ford
ham @Si25; April 20 1911; Maria suiwell
% Hudson Mortgage 60. $500; attorney. New
York Title Insurance 60. 30 Broadway.
SANE PROPERTY: Jan 10. 1911. same 10
New York Title Insurance CO. 1875 Broadway.
$1,000