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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
BuY BRONX FLAT SITES.

WASHINGTON AVENUE.-A Blumen-
thal has sold for the Peerless Holding
Company a plot 95xS5 at the south.
east corner Of Washington avenue and
is5th street TO the Academy Construc-
ton Company, which will erect two
SIX story fats from plans by Samuel
Sass
FOREST AVENtE.--Alexand Selkn
has sold for the Forest Realty Con-
rtruction Company 927 Forest avenue.
plot 3lsxl00. located 60 feet south
~ SD street also a lot 26.sx7J, abut-
ting In the rear on Jackson avenue, ~
ie'f south Of 1891 street The buyer
= Mo Aide Construction Company Tg-
natz Roth, Max J. Klein and Albert
''al'schi, which owns 10 feet adtoin-
.7g on each street Roth sites will he
proved with flats.
Asst l>lSr STRFET.--D. A. Trotta has
SOD for tho Regina Construction Com
rlry the Eve story Nat at 779 East
lNlst street, on plot blx46, located ~
t.'' west OF Mapcs avenue. to A. IL.
Munro. who gave In part payment n
plot 4axl0i at the southwest corner OF
I"r'gl and st, Raymond avenues.
AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman
haze sold to Lille y. Cooper the two
'"ul'y dwelling at 1855 Plmpton avo-
''. or lot 25xi00.
LtIAND AVENEE-De CaniO & Sessa
hay" sold for George II. Janss tho lot.
-HHlhn, on tho west side of Leland ave-
mo, $50 feet south OF 10th street. The
hIf"r is Giovanni V. Del Nesco who
Ea|r IN exchange 294 Lockwood avenue.
We" Rochelle, a two story frame house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
LECTURE ON SAVINGS AND LOANS.

Archibald w. Mcl;wan. a newspaper
man of this city. will speak in the public
school at willis avenue and 1<5th street
this evening on the Savings and
Loan Association as an Aid 20 Thrift"
The lecture IL ono OF series arranged
BY the savings bank branch Of the Amer
lean Bankers Association, cooperating
with the Board OF Education. Mr.. Nc
Evan Ia we'll Informed on plans OF these
associations. as he has spent much time
speaking and writing for the cooperative
type OF building or savings and loan as
sociations He returned from Europe re-
Gently, where he Investigated various plans
for housing people OF small means. and
found that France has adopted many fea-
lures OF the United States building and
loan associations after trying out many
other plans without success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
PHOTOGRAPHERS MOVE NORTH.
Lease Floor In Lewiston Building
for OHlces

The Fuchs b Lang Company have
leased for their executive offices and SHOW .
rooms an entire floor. covering $4,000
square feet, In the Philip Lewiston Build
ing. lib to 11s West Fortieth street. rum
ming through to Forty-first street, for
a long term OF years They are one Of
the largest photographic supply houses
and have large plant Il. rutherford.
AZ. j. Their offices IN this city were here
torore located In Warren street. where
they occupied an entire building for the
past thirty-three years. Frederick Fox
q Co. were the brokers.
L. Tanenbaum. Strauss Co. have
leased the fve story building Mt 90 to %
Greene street. northeast corner OF Grand
street. for long term Of years to Vein.
gGten q 0erberer. manufacturers OF
Ieather goods. whose place of business at
thirteenth street and Ninth avenue was
recently destroyed by firc. The Greene
street building was formerly occupied by
husch a Co.. silk merchants, who moved
uptown.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth lott in 5s4 Pearl stree.
20 oberly Newell the second loft in
os Ann street. TO Spellmeyer & Brewer :
1911 In 81 Fulton street, TO Leo Fox, and
space in C1 Beekman street, TO the Glue
Specialties Company
Tease d Gilman have leased space IN
20 West Forty-fifth street TO the paget
Literary Agency. and the parlor floor
store in West Thirty-nin,h street TO
Lillian T. Stanley
The Fifth Avenue Bond and Mort
gage Company has leased the fourth loft
IN l2s To 1913 West Twenty ninth street
20 Abraham Bases. also space In tho
wilson Building. southeast corner OF
broadway and Thirty-third street, to
II. - Baker with Pease 4 Elllmnn space
In asa TO 43s Broadway to Barnett Bros
and with j. Edgar Leaycroft a. Co space
IN III Third avenue TO H. Barnett
osgood Pell and Clark r. Chambers
nave leased for a term OF years the nth
LOTT In the S,ernfeld Building. at 20 to "a
West Thirty-seventh street, to Church a
webb. Inc, manufacturers Of mems neck
wear
The Cross and Brown Company has
leased space In 396 Broadway ~ Ber-
nard Barnett also space TN 25-1 Yves.
Thirty-sixth street to Mrs. Isabel NJ
Skinner and the building at 352 West
F1fty-fourth street, to company to be
formed
The Duross Company has leased the
store at Ill West Sixteenth street 10 the
Knapp Rubber Binding Company the
second loft In 10 West Eighteenth street,
to the Chicago Bargain House. Inc, and
the fourth loft In IL West Twentieth street,
to Marx & Meyer Importation Company.
Inc.
Henry Trenkman has leased the store
at ao3 and 205 Lafayette street. to the
A j. Nipple and Pipe Cutting Company.
and loft in lb7 Grand street. to Walter
Hartwich
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
BuYs 10 LOTS IN L. I. CITY.

Harris & Vaughan report that Henry
Lockhait, Jr.. has purchased from the
Long Island City Realty Company, Henry
;. kearney. president. n plot of about
thirty lots on Hunters Point avenue and
the Dutch Kills Canal. having "A frontage
on the avenue Of approximately 100 feet.
This plot adJoins the Henry Lockhart, Jr .
tract lying between Borden avenue,
Hunters Point avenue and the Dutch
Kills Canal. which he purchased from the
Flower estate about two years ago Up
to the present this tract had no frontage
on Hunters Point avenue. Across the
street are the new factories OF the General
Vehicle Company and the Brunswick
Balke-Collender Company. The new
Loose-Wiles building is on adjoining land.
as is the Ever Ready Company site. on
which work is being started Mr.. Lock-
hart IL president OF tho Simplex Auto
mobile Company.
Adolph J. Gretschel has sold for the
Hellentia Construction Company 80
Jamaica, avenue. Long Island city, four
story tenement. on plot 25xl00. the last
OF the six houses erected recently In the
neighborhood by the seller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. unsettIsA
To-day, probably local rains, e..
morrow, fnir Rnd colder. moderate
variable winds, becoming north.

For New Jersey. fair day and to.inor-
row; colder tomorrow. light south winds
becoming north.
For northern New England. unsettled 10.
DAY, probably rain or snow, colder hy nIgb,
cloudy and colder Tomorrow; ,nodera,.
variable winds, becoming north.
For southern New England. local rains to
day' fHir and colder tomorrow. moderate
south shifting to north winds
For western New York, unsettled pron
ably rain and colder to-day: rain or snow
and colder tomorrow: moderate south
winds. becoming north
NEW YORK Feb. THE comparative de
preston which existed over the Interior of the
country on Monday moved nofthcastward and
was central over Ontario yesterday. attended
by cloudy showcry and much warmer weather
over the middle Mississippi Valley and North
eastward over the Ohio Valley and lake 70
gions and the middle Atlantic states
Elsewhere throughout the country the pres
sure was high. with principal centric over
the Daku.as
To the ives, OF the Mississippi River the
weather was generally fair.
Temperatures we're much lower In the North
ives, between the Rocky Mounta aims and the
Mississippi River and in New England and
genraliy higher In other parts Of the country
Zero weather prevailed IN North Dakota and
parts of Minnesota, South Dakota Montana
and Wyoming. bu, was above the free sins
point in the Eastern States northward over
the lower lake regions and into northern New
York.
In this city the day was fair and warmse,
wind. light southeasterly: averaee humidity.
As per cent. barometer. corrected 10 read -
sea level n. S A. NJ. so39: 3 p. NJ. 0as
The temperature In this city Yesterday. 40
recorded By the or,cial thermometer. Is shown
In he ann rod fahf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES

otto Weller of the Bedford Exchange
mas sold tho two family brick dwelling
AZ AZ ~ Kingston avenue to Adoiph
Feuchel. who gave In exchange aftesn
,o,s AT valley stream. l.. |. The same
broker mas also sold the two family
dwelling at 1890 Carroll street to Joseph
Glackner.
Fred NJ Smith has sold $50 Putnam
avenue. near Patchen avenue. a two story.
Driek house. on lot l9xlO0, for Nellie
ondon TO client also sold IS Seventy.
third street. between Narrows and
Colonial avenues, a two story aton. front
house, for Katherine Scherer to a client,
who will occupy 1t.
James Mcl<enna has sold TO an invest
ING cneht OF the Sinmacros Realty Com
pany the two three story two family
houses. on plot 40xlOO.2, at 8S4 and 33s
rltty-second street. AT n reported price Of
$1,000 The houses are located at the
entrance to tho Fourth avenue subway
and have been In the same owner,hin for
twenty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
Plan APARTMENT
IS STORIES HIGH
urc 4 Ring VIII Exceed Their
Own Record ON Park
Avenue Corner.
yIIIpERS MAKEPURCH
sites Acquired in Manhattan
and The Bronx for Many
Operations.

taviae found that n seventeen story
.,s~,rtu, house could he operated sue
.sssflly which means profitably. Bng
. Bins are about to excel their former
record by ,rccting an eighteen story
nsrtmcnt building at the southeast cor
.4r Of Park avenue and Eighty-fourth
street These builders furnished the prln-
nal transaction IN the real estate mar
aet yesterday by purchasing three houses
m Eighty fourth street. adjoining the
southeast corner OF Park avenue. BY
corner purchases these builders already
,vred a plot fronting l02s feet on Park
avenue and Sos feet on Eighty-fourth
street. Their purchase OF yesterday
stves them an additional frontage Of n
feet on Eighty-fourth street and increases
he total frontage TO 1893 feet. while the
PARK avenue front still remains 1902 =
feet Adjoining this site on Park ave-
nue. Is a three story dwelling and next
10 that on the Eighty-third street cor
nor IL q nine story apartment house. On
the other side of Park avenue are the
81 1gnatius Loyola Church and School, all
comparatively low buildings.
The Eighty Fourth street property pur-
chased yesterday was acquired from
Michael L. Breslin through Carl Lewis
Sad william : Labor
Bling q Bing startled apartment builders
vhen. two years ago. they announced
plans for seventeen story apartment
houso to occupy the northeast corner OF
Park avenue and Seventy-ninth street. II
. now the highest apartment building in
the city and has been Il distinct
success. Mrs. Morris x. Jesup purchased
Il recently as an investment through the
Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown Com
pany, giving two Broadway houses in
paYt payment. The building. which Is
aid out in single apartments to the floor.
. entirely rented. chiefly to persons we'll
anoUn In the financial and social world.
II Ia the success of this building that is
aading Bing & Bing to build an eighteen
story house. II will be from plans by
Robert T. Lyons who will follow the
Style and arrangement of the Seventy
ninth street house in the matter Of COM
peteness OF detail and sumptuous con-
sYuct.on. Park avenue being especially
vide makes possible the erection of a
building OF this height under the present
laws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
SMALL PROPERTIES SOLD.

EAST ilSTH STREET,-Arnold, Byrne
& Baumann have sold for Herman Tim.
berger to Williams d Grozinsky East
llsth street, five story fiat. on lot
l5x100
lAsT AID STREET.-Senlor a. Stout,
with John Montgomery. have sold 2l3
East Forty-third street five story
tenement, on Tot 25xl00.5. This prop
erty was sold in foreclosure last No
vember 10 the City Real Estate Com
pany for &l1,500.
VEST 93D STREET.. II. Eggers has
sold for Mrs. u. Lowden ia West
Ninety-third street, a three-story and
basement dwelling. on lot lsxl00.s. to
client for occupancy. The house Is
located 100 feet east Of Amsterdam
avenue and adjoins tho Methodist
Episcopal Church Home.
EAST 18TH STREET.-The Airmor
Company has resold for the Lawyers
Mortgage Company to an investor the
ok story tenement with stores at 626
and 62s East Thirteenth street. on plot
aexl03.3, located 800 feet west OF Ave-
nus C. Tho selling company acquired
the parcel last week in foreclosure pro-
ceediugs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
CLOSES FOUR YEARS CONTRACT

Leopold Kahn took title yesterday to
the property OF the Montefore Home on
broadway and on Hamilton place. which
he took under contract about four years
ago. The larger of the two parcels takes
In the block bounded by broadway.
Hamilton place. 13sth and l39th streets.
and the smaller consists Of the blockfront
on the east side of Hamilton place between
l3sth and l3ath streets According to
the records Mr.. Kahn paid the Montehore
Home $500. 600 for the broadway block
and 500. oOo :nr the Hamilton place block
front Both properties were retrans-
ferred TO the Wexford Company. The
contract was made for four years SO that
the home might have time to relocate and
erect new buildings. Last November the
new home was opened AT Gun Hill road
and al0th street in The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

wAsHINGToN. Feb 3--The tender Tonorah
and The submarines D., p.:, ~, FL and R-2
have arrived AZ Galveston the DESTROYER Pres
ton at Mayport. Fla, ,he collier brutus a.
Hampton Roads the collier Nanshan AT Mare
Island the collier Culgoa NJ Vera Cruz and
the destroyer Benham AT Newport.
The batilcships louisiana and New Hamp'
shire have alsd from Key West for Guam
,anamo, tie destroyers Monaghan, Flusser and
s,eret, from Cape Canavernl for Miami. the
cruiser Birmi n ham from Philadelphia for
Guscanayabo Bay: the ba'tleship Michigan
from New York yard Tor Norfolk the battle
The hattleships wyoming Florida, Delaware
and Utah, the des,royers Henley. Drayon,
Msyrant Mccall, Warrington, Psuldiny, Am
men Burrows. Patterson and 1rippe. the col
ners Lebanon and Vestal, the tug Sonoins
and the transport Dixie from Guantanamo for
Guacauayabo Bay and the tug Pstuxem rom
antanamo for Kingston, Jamaica
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Nith name and address OF lender 3 al
torn-yI
.5TIT ST Il, and - w $ runs : 100 *
~ ;, q il i6sv n 100 4 90 . :; \ "
AZ - b,s Feb is. igi2-Harrv = irwin
20 surety Realty Co: attys. E!sinan /. =
A. l.. iSj Bway;......-..... .......s.O 600
M1 nns 4 lScSrhai ' Hcsiis '" 70 10 'IH >o Il
nwsT % ~ "''''' "a 200
MADISON Az. n g.. cor i2sth -. ss.lIn7..s.
s MaT ~, ~ sroSGn,i Mnrk "a
uvay '.'... s.20uO
s5rU ST = 200 ON ar. iO0xloO ., June
ws ke'y w % 20 M. .odd
NEW BOWERY. Sd and u.s. W cor Park
Row (aa- and .oe) runs $ 5s-x n . @3x
g 10Y TO beg' Feb Ii. lgo.--Adeiheii
rietenbarr 20 Cacl!e p!lpc. attys. C;ur :
renhelinsr. L & NJ 80 Broad ST $4,000
LOT "a map 1919 Bruoe-Brown Land Co.
trItt g 4 L, III Bway. so
VERAiILYEA Az " cor Academy a. look
90. Apr %, ls05--E.iE r Johnston 20 i
Alien Townsend; atty. W " Westeryclt
LONGFELLow Az q =. 100 n i72d 81; .0ox
100, Feb Is. lgiO-Longfellow Constr 20
70 Mortimer w Menken. attys, Meuken
SAME PROPERTY and da;e-Same 20
same. nttys. sant ,,....... $4,000
is3TH 1T, = 50. Wash av- b0>il36
Feb 10. lsl2-owl Constr co 20 Max
Friedman, atty, Jacob Friedman, 2ee "
q. ~ e. 's,.'.','.',' 80; ..'.'...; 5000
~"Iii 81, sIt T., =" o. -sAss' p SEPT = 1879
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
TO SELL BURNS PROPERTY.
W" s'hth Avenue Restaurant site TO
Ne SOLD In PnrtStsou

oupren1e Court Justice Newburger
sthcd decree yesterday ordering tina
Sale IN partition of the Burns restaurant
properly. consisting OF plot 25x1oO feet
IN,h avenue between Forty fourth
and FORTHWITH streets and 2li.x75 fee,
a.. ~. ana 1O4 West Forty-hfth street.
, me decree was signed on the report OF
william G. Arnold. referee in n partition
acton brought by Mrs. Susan f. Fitchett,
Mrs. fltchett is a sister OF the late Sam
Az r. i,urns. the restaurant man. who
aieu IN l.oS. lie left half OF his property
10 Mrs fitchett. one-sixth to his sister
Anna II. DeCamp and one third TO hie
widow. Mrs Emily l.. Burns.
In his decree Justice Newburser d.
rected Referee Arnold to sell the prop
Ely Ely subject to q first mortgage Of $685.
600 now held by the German sav,nv.
sank, and to pay s47.26e out OF the
proceeds OF the sale to Frederick r..
fHcheu as trustee on a mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

CANNON 81, :. $. 100 n Grand 81. :5.ioo
Max swersky to cha. Haumoh!. $40
Manids 81 Jan 81. m'S $4,000 atty 10;
SPRING ST. S.. $. 2sxIi7x251iiss--I.eo II
nn.sn i M, al exc ia !s': hir:eh nar to
mtg 5000. Dec 81 a,tys. Meishan \;
SANE 4I PRo Hss to Fr.a' NV "
Kahn. Csdarhurs.. l. I, Ia part. mtg
ps1 II atty. rsh 10 R sSGe
81. 900, Dec a. ally, TT co, t,s Bway 81
SAME PRoPERrY..Fred'k W Kahn %
Brsn;mors Really co 500 9TH av l's part;
SAME PRopERTY.Belia Hir.ch to same;
SAME part FR6 mE ~ 02s Nee to same. ~
part, mtg $4,000, Jan 10. ..,..........N
SAME PROPERTY-Hy Hirsch to same, g
r. T. mtg $4,000 Dec iS' atty 60;
SAME PRoPERry-,seima ii Kahn 10
same. mtg $4,000, q c. Dec Il: atty.
PRINCE 81. l.a, i. 2bxysEHy Hirsch' TO
Brsntmots Realty Co. soS On A. mtg
Lewis ST. III. .. sjxiO0-Eliss Toc ,f,' to
Wm Il Tooop. Mt Vernon y mtg ;,s ,
AFrTYSoRNIEY sr. iiS:s. 5, ssxiccs-psa Dane
sr.wn TO brSokyn n natH s s. 60
SANE M Sf TsopsRrY.vlsaor Bosoloxits q q
.r iam sr Jan II Ks ''A sane N a;.ssSrn.s.
Bis. ct al 10 Bli:s Real Estate co. e Z
EAST of Fifth ay; between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
18th ST. n ., 500 . % av. 26xl0o.5-Car-
oline ID Tauoert to Jas q CARNEY. iits
Tiffany ct. Feb q atty, 7 Co. leo
.sTH sT. SIS y, n :. is,sxioot-Anns NJ
,na to ss 1T sO 1I
don st. Rosell~ n !, all liens Feb 2.
atty. . q %. 10 nway .,..,'....... 800
sane Ry TRor =, .,stS y. @ssA 70
PARK Av, ss1-si. IS, so . s.th st, runs .
Sc: to Sss-simon NJ Ro:s Rose ~, n
Myer Rosenblatt, to Charter CONSTR Co.
tos 9Th av. Feb 3: sttys stoddard a NJ.
,sT Az. iss,. 81: aCiIsS-Fir,anc;s;.; NJ Scott,
heir Robt Tanning, to Emanuel Ornstein,
1s' 3 A. As'n iva A. hx. al liens Fob o. atty
ssTn ST. 49,; : $50 s y PARK Az, to.,eesM ::
hIn;a a. i .so s%0r Feb Syen .,y no S,v
10th 81. A.. GOO " 50 Az. at.,oe IL
Ernest "a h' =: 3 az TO Bliss Real Ers,c
'p Az IS:i ,Ss, a's.SEa s::h' e i. iSs
LEXi f Az. isss =. issI6S-Er si."
! pii w e. r :. 's Bliss Real Estate CO
Ernest bliss ct al to Biiss Real Estate
Co. <3d st. all liens, Feb A.. 800
West Side.
west Of Fifth a.. Yah, between Fourtssnth and
rs. s7S. = 7th Az, sstx--:. seth at N .,
ct al exrs 10 Percy g. Straus. Middle.
town. N j; attys. Wise a 3. IS william,
TH " q.;.. iii Y 'ssssi':' iss y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
I.idor schoen. 2o75 "a av. W. from Fob

Isidor schoen. e075 "a av. S yrs from Fob
1914; atty. r Ryan, l4s Bwsy. $3.50
9TH AN, 3eS. all--Mlchael 4 Rich 30 Solo
mon Jacobs, S9s 9th av yrs from May
iIiTH ST. ss.ici r. silFora nach;,, Si,'S 20
Slgmund Greenberg, 50 Z 1894 81. Q yrs
from Jan i. 1914. at,y. Benz Chess so:
Bway ...........,,...,,.. ...-'..... a sOO
MONROE ST. go .ss aii-Anna ssl.er 10
Abraham schwartz, ?s0 Monroe st . yrs
from Oct !, 1918. atty, Victor Dcutsoh.
ca Park Row. ................ss27s
Bronx.
18TH ST, 1855 a..--tocco cont.no .
Satctsky Scheftnan & Co. $50 18TH ST.
yEs; Mar /. 1914: atty. Never Blskey,
HEWITT ~. sis.ss?.' il hoase..--ti ,S'Vp
johnson, '1G r 9th -. yrs. Feb ! 1914.
., Ply abr Eclt IS Bwsy sass
Diedrich Ege-rs TO Terence Coulan 9I5
Bnrreto a., 10 yrs Dee 1, 1918. attys.
Bcrnheirnor & j. Amsterdam sv and lssth
u ............... -, 200
MELROsE Az. 81. y e. i6I.t st-.s,ephen
Kraser to Raymond NTsbs 70p L i5'.h 81,
rom May l. lell 20 APR 80. 1913; e:tys,
Beruheiuier a ALnsterfnU av and
AssLA - .ss,ueO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan Shampan have prepared
plans for two apartment houses 10 be
erected on plot 10oxl0o at tho southeast
corner OF Fourth avenue and Tenth
| street FOR the Rogers Improvement Com
pany which recently purchased the plot.
They are among tho frst big apartments
started along the line OF the new Fourth
avenue subway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
BRONX APARTMENT PLANS.

On the northeast corner of Park avenue
and l74th street two six story brick
apartment houses viii be erected, one AK
So. and the other 5lxs6. The Co Free
Realty Company. Jacob Freeman. presi-
dent. Is the owner OF record. Macmillan
Zpkes. fine architect. has estimated the
total cost AT 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
CRY PROPERTY BUYERS.

henard g, Daniel is the buyer OF the
'""n'ng At S4t St Nicholas avenue. the
"A" ~ which by the Lawyers Mortgage
'ounaDy through J. H. Slebert was re-
pp.'rh recently,
j. q Forgolson Is the buyer OF the
Wot ln0XljO on the east side OF Post
avenue 2oo feet south OF 207th street, the
'as ~ which by John A. Knapp was re-
p'r'ed some time ago Sarah Bernstein
vas preyiously reported as being the
buyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

Az b. 2Ig store-Saul Nader TO Saml Horo-
witz, a7s Az Il. months from Feb |,
RIvINGToN ST. o.. stoop s,ore-Jacob
Rogers 70 Mendsl Evenberg. So Rivins-
Frank q ", 80 Rivington ct, 49,, 81. 200
i2srH ST 2os-2il E. all--Julius Lee Cooke
to Cooke Storage Warehouse Co, Inc, and
ano u l2bth st. yrs from Nov l. 1911.
atty. Otto 4 samuels, % Nassau st, 81 900
18TH ST rs 2, ATLAS A Cox TO Louis
atty Frank W Burr. 1857 Bwsy, -. ~ 400
Az A. 1925. store q b--G A Schneider. exr,
May j, isiS...,.,,..,.'..,',,..''''.' 'iSH'
isT Az lsss, .toI. nocr-Rudolph seyo:
Wits 10 Gustav Kolisch and ano, 2l6-i?
s4a Il 77th st.,,,..,,,.,,.,., $3.50
ls4TH ST. 1904? W. sll--Louis Manhsim
TO saml Reiner a. p ioist At, 8 yrs from
BownRI N7. ALTO. r Ryan. ,rS go to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
SALE OF RIDGEwOOD PLOT.

: :. Walstrum-Gorduu x Forman have
sold Ia q client. for tho National Nassau
Bank "f New York city. plot l50x250. on
the west side of Highland avenue. Katha-
wood Park. Ridgewood, n. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

NET LIFE IN6 co 20 Anne a Curtis. $4,000
WERER CATH T., TO John j McCrath. 81
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DAVIS, BERNARD. to Regal Mtg & Sc.
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TIGHTER. MARY. 10 chas b Van vsien 81
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sLGYTER. JOANNA h. to Mary :, .kea:
oIiT. STEPHEN II. 20 l. Mig 90. So 600
SINNOTT. PETER, TO Henry Nembach 500
FEELS. %OAh TO Mary Rogers .... $1,000
J. MTG GO 10 Bowery savings Bank s." 600
CHANLER. WINTHROP \. ana ano .I-.
ERERHARr BLDG 90 80 Herman .was.,
WESLEY CONSTR 60 TO Philip Go.
KICK, GEO :. to Thos \ Keck. 81
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GOLDBERG. HENRY, t" jeanette Gold:
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