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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

l75TH ST, 9, 100 81 Nicholas Az, i5oN
q91i--Dittman Powder Works, Inc. agt
Moses Goodman Corporation ct al, April
MN ~ sr .. whole front bet Audubon
av and 81 Nicholas av---l,amura Contract
Ing co agt David Zipkin ct al. April %,
I75TIi ST, n s. 100 W Audubon ay. ioOxss, II
--N8ppi Contracting Co agt Nose Good
man Corporation ct al. April 80. 1914. s72
It'll Av, s69-s73---Van Kannel REVOLVING
Door Co agt Welham Co ct al. July -.
SAME PRoPERTY-sarns agt same, July
Fo5kfEssTr Az 76S.west side Massonis con- CON-
tracing 60 agt oscar l. Lyons ct al. Mo-
ven.ber 90, i9ls,; cancelled ...:..... s4,se5
SAME PROPERTY-C Bertone agt same,
Aug ~, 1919, cancelled, ,.,....... 1883 95
SAME PROPERTY-H Wltchinsky agt same,
Aug II, 1919, cancelled ......,,,.t,..siO 100
SAME PROPERTY-W Arnou agt same,
sept 3. 1919, cancelled ...,,...,.,,,,,Sl 4S
SAME PROpERTY-Klos Contracting 60
agt same. Sept 8 1917. cancelled illo
SAME ROpBRTN-Claremont LAUNDERING
and Mfg Co agt same october ~, lsl:;
SANE iEs0iPriRao PERrY-J 4 Adi,r ast same me-
Aug ., isi1.',...... ..NIs
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-The gunnoat
Isla de Luzon has arrived at Quebec. cruiser
Milwaukee at Port Angeles, destroyer Nc.
Dougai At Newport. battleship Rhode Island
cruz cruiser Chicago AZ Proylncetown, de-
stroyer Perry at Newport gnnboat Whining
ton destroyer Dupont at Boston, battleship
Florida at New York yard, transport Han
cock az Guantanamo DESTROYER Hull at La
PaZ cruiser Albany at MaZatlan.
Tho destroyers Whipple, Paul Jones and
TruNtun have sailed from San Diego for
Mare Island, transport Prairie from Vera
Cruz for Port au Prince. Cruiser Montgomery
from Tangier Sound for Baltimore, tug
Yankton from Vera crus for Puerto Mexico
tug Patuxent from Vers Cruz for Galveston,
cruiser Des Moines from Puerto Mexico for
sea, supply ship Glacier from La Pas for
Acapulco. collier Nero from La Pak for
Cuaymas, cruiser Chattanooga from Mszat-
Ian for Acapulco.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Hospital Adds to Second Ave. Holdings
Uptown Flats in a Trade Worth
Street Plot to Be Improved

py-lisc ~ building on Second ave-
aga by no Sew York Skin and Cancer
uos.rd aud the completion OF u trian-
stsr '.,do. part Of which was announced
several d.ts ago, were the most interest
,rg d,Js " Yesterdays market The
,rore-.,s Affected are Of the common
,i,cs order requiring little money to pur-
,,ase. H.Ild tho purchase by the hos
anal may ao an Interesting building opera
,on AS trr realty is acquired to extend
.,.a.rtIur- ~ the institution. only ono
cropcr,y ..rth Of frfty-ninth street
hanged htud- That WAS IL Broome street
,.,e,r,rt Tire sale OF a Hunts Point
corner hy ava owner who has held II
..,orf,-, .rlt wears WAS the pest from
r,s. RrorN brooklyn was unusually ac-
.iy. 50 uero the suburbs.
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scANpuxAvIAN,s NEW HOME.

Unger & Watson have leased the Ave
story and basement building AT 691 Lex
ington avenue and the vacant lot at 1875
East Fifty-seventh street to the Scsndl-
navian Home Association, which has
been at 527 and 52s Lexington avenue for
the past five years The new location
forms an I. around the southeast corner
OF Fifty-seventh street and Lexington
avenue II is 80 feet on Lexington ave-
nue. and 20 feet on Fifty-seventh street
The scandinavian Home Association will
make extensive alterations TO mo build
ing and will probably erect a Ave story
addition on the vacant lot
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NEW REALTY HEADQUARTERS.
Many Conveniences offered at Now
Quarters at ITO Broadway.

Owners OF real estate are TO have head
quarters and a bureau of information OF
their own. The need OF a meeting place
where all matters affecting realty may
be discussed. where city affairs and realty
problems may be considered. has been
felt for years. The United Real Estate
Owners Association has Just established
such a place, and has opened its perma-
nent offices at 10 Broadway.
Every facility will be offered TO tax
payers: pamphlets and literature from
the municipal and State departments will
always be available for distribution, and
the latest realty records, periodicals and
aliases will be kept on file. Taxpayers
are invited 10 visit the headquarters 10
transact their business there and to use
the conveniences OF the office for their
n1I-p rurDOSaa
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DEAL BEACH LOT AUCTION.

Tho NJ Morgenthau Jr. Company sold
by order OF tho Vandevesr Estates at
Deal Beach last Saturday, nine plots on
Poplar and Phillips avenues and Norwood
avenue. The plots on Poplar avenue,
about so feet front and from 100 TO l76
feet in depth. were sold for sl,l5o to
$1,000 a plot; large irregular plot on
Phillips avenue 1oOx30s with an l., for
$4,000. The buyers were Mrs. II. u.
Dinkelspiel. A. s. Cox and A. L. Meyer
respectively. Following the sale the auc-
tioneers offered eight lots at the southeast
corner OF ocean avenue and Phillips ave-
nue.. extending down 10 the ocean. -Four
plots. with a frontage on Ocean avenue OF
200 feet with a depth OF ESQ feet on
phillips avenue, were sold TO Oscar stiner
the vice-president OF tho East River Ma
tional Bank. for s23,90o. The remaining
lot. were withdrawn
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY. OF NEW
against LOUISE FRANK and others. De-
PENDANTS
in pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
ssth day Of June. 1914. l. the undsrsigned,
the referee In said judgment named, Will
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
the 22nd day Of July. 1914, at Il o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH p. DAY,
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
as follows: ALL that certain lo;, piece or
parcel Of land with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon erected. situate; lyins
CITY Of Sew. York. and bounded and de-
BEGINNING at a point on the southeriy
side OF Thirty ninth street, distant one hun
Avenue and Thirty-ninth street RUNNING
thence southerly parallel with the seventh
Avenue. and ~ part through re centre o;
tD Inches to the centre limo ct the block
between Thirty-eiEhth and Thir,y-ninth
streets. thence westerly along said centre
line parallel with Thirty-ninth street twenty
seventh Avenue ninety eight tgs( feet anc
nine ta) inches 70 the southerly side OF
Thirty-ninth street and thence easterly
along the southerly side OF same stree,
Dated. New York. Jun. so,h. 1914
ARTHUR 8 FRIEND Referee.
"'>' Pisin,,s. Nurbsr So Broadway, Borough
of Manhattan. The city of New York
The following IL a diagram OF the prop
sr,y 20 he sold; Its street Number Is 81
"e'' '''' West ssth street
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MoRRIsrowN ESTATE SOLD.

VII" owslod property on Washington
avenue. N0rr,stown, n, j., adjoining that
-ne Ilte Mrs. George +. Stone and the
S''' "i Mrs Patrick Farrelly, has
ee'u purchased by Nicholas Msrinaro Of
M m 'o"". through Howard |. Johnston.
Ihs property was occupied formerly by
We Trinity School. Mr. Marinaro will
nmenoe 70 Improve the place about
august ! The several wings built on
We rear Of The homestead will be torn
ava and tHe main building will be re-
lo1'. Cd The exterior will be treated
Hth s'noro and large piazzas and porches
WIN be added. Tho grounds, which con-
M OF Two acres, 325 feet fronting on
"dSh 0r'on avenue, will be improved
VAN double drive and shrubbery.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For easterr Nov Ycrk and New England.
fair and warmer to-day, fair tomorrow,
HIGHT 10 moderate west wfnda
For New jersey and EASTERN Pennsylvania,
fair to-day and probably Tomorrow, not
much change In temperature; light variahls
winds.
For western New York probably fair to-
day and tomorrow; light to moderate south
and southwest winds
NEW YORK. July si-There wss an area
OF low pressure central over Assiniboia yes
terday reaching southward toward the de-
preston still existing In the extreme South
west, but over all other parts 81 the
country the pressure was high. with us
principal centre over tho Ohio and Ten
nessee valleys and IN, middle Atlantic
States
The weather wac generally fair In nearly
all parts OF the country. excepting local
showers on the south Atlantic coast and In
tho Southwest
II was cooler in New England and south
westward into the Allegheny regions and
| in the Rocky Mountain and plateau states.
Temperatures were generally below the
seasonal average.
In this city tho day was fair. with little
change in temperature. wind, fresh north
west to south. average humidity, IS per
cent barometer. corrected TO read to sea
| level at q A. NJ. 3oo7: q p. NJ, 1910.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofnclai thermometer. is shown
| la sod tab
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Centre line OF block
The approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge. 10 satisfy which the above -describ bed
property In TO be sold IL nine thousand
four hundred and twenty-three and rs i0(
dollars t9.423.75. with Interest thereon
from the 18th day OF June. 1914. together
with the costs and allowance amounting q
three hundred and eighty -four ana 1901 100
dollars s3S4S0). with interest from june
2sth, 1914, together with the expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessments ana water rates. oil
other liens. which are 10 be allowed to tn,
purchaser out OF the purchase money. OF
seventeen and b2-ioo dollars tsi759 and
interest.
Dated. New York, Juno soth 1914
ARTHUR s. FRIEND. Referee.
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GIFT OF 100000 HOUSE.

Mrs. juliet Is. Lamont. widow OF Daniel
g Lamont. cabinet officer under President
Cleveland. transferred yesterday as a gift
,ba dwelling At - West Forty-eEht
street 4, Florence y. de Peyster OF Chi
,,g5. daughter OF tho late Dr. Joseph n.
Hr,art. friend Of Mr.. Lamont and ply
steam 10 PRESIDENT Cleveland. Mrs. An
rer'e BRYANT widow Of Dr Bryant, had
YESTERDAY transferred the house to Mrs.
Lamont iu rsyncnt for a debt which her
husband owed Mr. Lamont. The house is
worth 500 600 Further details will be
fnnrd In anlther column.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following companies were incorpor-
sted Yesterday at Albany; .oa.
REX Estates. The Bronx. capital. $4,000
dIrertors. clarence V. Paliiz. New YORK
city and Morris Goldman and George j.
& Realty Corporation. BROOKLYN
realty construction and brokerage, 1spltL''
Tn. Henry Slmoyon. The Bronx aud q
Dobkiu New York city,
nouncWood Realty COMPANY Mammalian
c,nitsL $500, directors. william J. Reid,
BrookIyu, and G.. y sands and Paul Arml-
age. New York city.
iTIe ID II VI Realty Company, Manhattan
capitaL $500; directors, oscar Il Mayer
Now York city; Ludwig kuenstier' New
York city, and Daniel W. RichmAn. New
Rochelle, N Y,
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

MONTGOMERY ST. 57-Georgianna II
Maclay agt Berliner 4 Greenberg. Inc. ct
al foreclosure OF mortsage> attys, Mae!ay
IsIsT sT' n 5, $50 Of Lenox av, ebxss.ii
Manuel A Gonzalez agt Lillian II Reed
of al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys
Dean Tracy & McBarron.
WATER ST y. 52.ll W OF Governor ~,
46iix65iix irreg-Annie VI Diehl agt
BeIsey Krulewitch, indy 4 admr' et al
foreclosure OF mortgage; httys' stod-
dard a. Mark.
Bronx.
LOT o. map OF land OF tho Dutohess Land
Co-Agnes II Pragnell agt Joseph Flynn
ct al faction to set aside conveyance)
atty. @ Hawes ,.
LOTS eis and 2is, map OF Seton homestead
Henry Steiiman agt Mary Francis Me-
Grail ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
.eSTH ST. 5 :, 25 OF lot Sse map OF VII
iaRs Of Wakefield, 25xii4-tieorge Hauser
agt Maria visoardi Il al foreclosure OF
tnortgage); attys Meier & Van perveer,
LOTS 2s and 20. map Of partition sale or the
Lott q Hunt cstate--Jacob Cooper as com
mittee sgt Emil Heyde ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE; atty, n Cooper
| lysTH ST. 9S7 E-Samuel l. FeIdman agi
| Alexander l. Kenney ct al foreclosure oil
| mor;gage) atty, Ernst
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suRROGATEs. NOTICES.

KENNY WILLIAM J. K.-Pursuant TO an
order OF HON. JOHN. J. GRAHAM. surro-
hereby given to all persons having claims
against WILLIAM J. X, KENNY. late OF
the Town OF Hampstead, in tho said County
deceased, TO present the same with this
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber tn.
executor OF tho last will and testament OF
business at tho once OF Charles f. Kelley
60 Wall Street. New York City. on or before
the 18th day OF November next.
Dated, Mneola- n. Y, April 2s 1914
NEAL u. BECKER Executor.
CHARLES ". KELLEY. Attorney for Ex'
ecutor. so Wall Street New York City.
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NEW WORTH STREET BUILDING.

Mary II. Brandegee OF Boston Ia the
buyer OF the ewo Ave story loft buildings
at 20 and 22 Worth street, sold the latter
part of June by the Young estate through
Daniel Birdsall g. Co. Mrs. Brandegee
owns IS Worth street and the property In
the rear n; SO TO 50 Thomas street. a
parcel IS feet on each street and $50 feet
long. 1t may be improved with a new
building or the site leased TO another " ~
will improve II. The Worth street but =
ings are under lease 10 Austin. Nichols 4
Co. The properly Just added by Mrs
Brandegee is assessed at $4,000.
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BIG FACTORY LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have leased the fve
story factory building at 5is-5b7 West
Fifty-fourth street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues. TO the Henry Bosch
Company. tho largest dealers in and i'm
porters OF fine wall papers and decorators
supplies in this country. The firm has been
located at $40 Broadway, opposite the
building formerly occupied by Lord &
Taylor. for the last ten years. They re-
Gently leased the Fifth avenue side Of the
first loft in the new Rogers Peet Building
IN course OF construction on the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-irsi
street
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rrNrMr>Ts IN NEW HANDS.

BROOME STREET-Bloch Bros have
sold 90 louis SpeitorslSy 291 Broome
street. southwest corner Of EldridGe
street. = six story tenement with stores,
on iot @"XS7s
EAST ll1TH STREET-Harold f. witte-
mann has bought from Margaretta La
Falca the siN story tenement. 500 East
l'fth street on plot 30NlO0.11. adjoin-
Ing the northeast corner OF Pleasant
aN,nllt.
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sURRoGATEs, NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH TRIMMER
deceased. In pursuance OF an order of Hon.
ROBERT LUDLOW FOWLER, a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. dated May 2sth.
1914, NOTICE 10 hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Elizabeth Trim
mer. late OF the County OF New York de
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place OF
transaoting business. Rooms 53-65 Bronx
Building. No, 500 Willis Avenue. Bronx In
the city OF New York. on or before the 18th
day OF December next GgliI.
Dated New York the hrst day OF June 1914
THEODORE : TRIMMER.
ALVA Is. TRIMMER,
Executors
j. HOMER HILpRETH, ESQ, Attorney for
Executors, Bronx Bldg. ard Ave. q,
llsth St. New York City.
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KELLY, THOMAs.--ln pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, Sur
rogats OF the County OF New York, Notice Is
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Of New York. deceased, to present the same
with voucher. thereof 90 the subscriber' az
West 18TH street. In the City OF New York,
on or before the frst day OF FEBRUARY. 1918.
Dated, New York, the 2lst day o. July. isl1
howe RICHARD n. KELLY, Executors
NJ +. McGOLDRICK, Attorney for Executors
1919 Montague St. Brooklyn, New York,
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Inc nsy.l tornado station. Newport. TO tenn

tho naval torpedo station. Newport TO tenn
Passed Assist ant Surgeon +. W. Reed from
the naval hospital Las Anlmas. Coli 70
naval hospital, Washington, D. c. Tor treat
ment. - ,,,,,..
Passed Assistant Faymaster T. william,
son from the Charleston 20 treatment naval
hospItaL Puget Sound. Washington.
Paymaster VI. A. Huntington TO naval s'~-
tion. Guantanamo. 49,.
cant W H. Parker marine corps, from
Forty NTH Company to the United states
FIRST Lieut. 4 McRobbins marine corr:
from Sixteenth COMPANY second Regiment,
First brigade Marines, We're Crvs 60 nsvs'
hospital. Las Animas. Col.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above described property IL
TO be sold II one hundred and forty-nve thousand
one hundred and eight y-slx and ii-iOO dollars.
and interest thereon from July ?, 1914, together
with costs and allowance amounting TO Four
hundred and forty-one and i7-io dollars and In :
terest thereon from July sth. 1914. together with
the expenses OF sale. The approximate amour I
liens to be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or to be paid by the referee
thereon; taxes for 1914. frst half. sl.tos0 and
interest thereon: Assessment for 10Th Street
Sewer. Bills and In tereSt thereon from June
9th. 1913 and also water rates OF 1917 S24S. and
Interest thereon.
Dated New York July 10th, 1914.
JAMES 4. LYNCH. Referee.
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Party waH.
Monroe Street

Monroe Street,
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is TO he sold, 10 Twenty -four thou
sand one hundred and twelve and 6l-i0o
Dollars s2LlI26D, with interest thereon
from the and day OF June. 1914. together
with costs and allowance amounting TO
.l.Oi4O7, with Interest from June 9Th. 1914.
together with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes. aasess-
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are to he allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by tho Referee,
Is Seven hundred and thirty three and 1900
Dollars s733 7e) and Interest.
Dated. New York. June 18th. 1914
ARTHUR d TRUAX. Referee
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HUNTS poINT CORNER SOLD.

KELLY STREET-A. l.. Ernst has bought
from Abraham Schneider the northeast
corner Of Kelly and l67th streets. a
yarant lot. e3.6Xg94x irregular. The
property Will be improved with a two
story taApaNcr. the ground floor of
which Will he occupied as a general
market and the upper portion arranged
for two apartments. The seller has
owned the corner for twenty eight
years
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted ad-
dress party Of second part)
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BUYING NEW JERSEY PLOTS.

ne k'w York Suburban Land Com
~nF ..aa sold at Westhe.d, y. j.; Plot
N.Y. '' an Trenton avenue to Alfred
:, u'H plot N0Nlo0 on Newark avenue
r.. goo A EHkius plot d0Xl0O on
c".'''l rNcnuo to Albert Il, ACkcr, Al
D.saf"ood. S. j.. plot l0N1OO and plot
s N 20 ON Locust avenue 10 u NJ. & I.
,'us!oN, plot 6oAl00 on Pine avenue to
- No! plot 5oxlO0 on Spruce avenue
airs a. Howell, plot GoxloO on VIII
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W. llbth 81.

w, 1lbth st.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
property IA TO be sold, is sl2,Os0.73 wi.h
Interest thereon from the sth day u jay,
1871, together with tho costs and allow snce
amounting 10 s324.35, with Interest from
July 10th, 1914. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF IN =
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens. which arc TO be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee, i about one thousand dollars
(ti 000,O0) and Interest
Dated. New York July 18th. 1914
HARRY n. FRENCH, Referee
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QUEENS PLOT SALES.

Tho New York Suburban Land Com
pshy reports the following sales in Its
development IN the Fourth ward. Bor-
olgh OF Queens, during the last week /:
p1ot +oNloo on Union avenue. Charles
:. Rowland. plot sOxl00 on Park ave-
nue., H. /. Lyman: plot 6Oxl00 on Presi-
cent avenue Frank 4. Arnold.
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SERIES OF TRADES.

Frederick Plump has exchanged the
northwest corner Of i46th street and
Eighth avenue. a five story tenement. on
lot .4l'N1Oo, for 1928 Nermilyea avenue,
'ot 25A',o, With Henry J. Beck. who
traded q 10 Charles Heusler for COS West
.Oith s,rcct, u tive story fiat. on plot 45N
100. adjoining the corner OF Sherman
a,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

5CTH ST, a3s-2lO W-Bartolicius star IRON
Works agt Frederick Kelly, owner
Albert ] Sire. contractor trenewaD 1906
11aTH ST, eos W-Parker a Cooley sgt Ma
tnda NJ Mertens. owner; John stvle 81
,, S9niFssTr.opp 200 W.Parker & Cooley art Ma,
thilds VI Mertens owner; John IL .,..ealenss
oar, G9n sr W cor sd av, SoxsiLMichael
Renincasa agt Lorlllard' owner john
1ssD sT. Tales E-Purie l. Harnett agt
Adolph Finkenberg, owner .samue.
preuskV. contractor 'Nl'Vp''o
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Me.t iisnd afre.t.

The Approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property 10 to be sold, 10 Twenty nine thou
sand one hundred and fifty eight $1,000
Dollars. with interest thereon from the l7th
day OF June, 1914, together with costs and
allowance amounting 10 Four hundred forty
six 6O-iO0 Dollars, with Interest from Juns
~, 1914, together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes, as
seHsmentH and water rates, or other liens
which are to be allowed to the purchasr out
Of the purchase money or paid by the Ref
cree, II Eleven hundred thirty ana s2ioo
Dollars and interest
Dated, New York July srd, 1914
A. WALKER OTIS Referee.
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NEW OAKLAND BEACH HOME.

The Oakland Beach Realty Company
mas sold TO Joseph A, Taylor OF Port
chester building plot 42.6xS5, adjoining
me Wes,chester Beach Club. Mr.. Tay-
Ior lnten's 10 erect residence on this
Plot 70 oe ready next summer.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders stty)
23srH topdykeI ST. :. 100 W from
cot kepler av 2bNl00 Nov 20. 1906
Edw NJ and Ella l. Tester TO PAU J
Baumearten. W 6ith ST. atty 7 g Go,
SANE PRoPERrY and dato-sams to jose:
phine A Campbell ................. $500
2erH ST. .4e5 and t21 W; n 5oxsSs'
sntee and Trust Co. i76 Bway 49,. .i7.5oO
TIN iiylS ass p. ssxss MAJ Mar IS Is issISwm
y ana Margt Flynn to Gustavus siden.
berg. attys Lechman q GOLDSMITH. az S5
GRAND Az. W 8, 100 ls4th ct. runs W
liil1 20 = old croton Aqueduct Y n
along OF same 80 to the Intersection
thereof with line drawn from Grand
Az az pt so OF pit OF beg = 1860 to
Grand along " same 80 20
beg. June 6, l9ll-Nellie Swan TO Union
Trust CO % \ Y, eSrs; attys, Miller * X
aosTH sr. n ., iiiii W Perry av. iooxiOO
Apr &c. ieO6--Sarnh X Ehrlich and ano
20 NJ ora Eckerson and ano' atty. @
.sTH ST, n 5, sll sth av. Isxioo5, Sept
Aug W Mehler. 150 W $50 ct; attys. Deyo
& Bauerdorf. III Bway ....,..,. Us, 900
Io6TH 81, SIS, IS Lexington av. 25ssQ,li
Mar /. 1s92-Robt y and Clara Dis;
Barnes. sA tth ay: e.. ...:..... ~. 900
Az A. =. 40 II SSH 1T, eox75. July 2.
lsO4-David and Mollle strauss to Anna
+ Braun: atty II Cohn, - Av "A, $1,000
May Is. 1sOs-Thos aud Sarah Lisk
to Emeline Kemp: atty r W Todd;
BGiTsnapXSTTfE AZ, 5. so YEA st. scSi.o,
90 Geo l. Hurd. admr. atty. Jno J Brady,
81 NAHaAn 81. :. . -. !. NsVOV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-21
THEATRE IN NEW HANDS.

Jack T. Harris and William II. ia
cobs have sold their lease on the Dyck-
man Theatre, on West 207th street,
which is owned by Gustavus l.. Law
renee A new lease has been made by
Mr.. Lawrence to tho Dyckman Photo
play Corporation for term OF fifteen
years at a yearly rental Of 100000. sgd
nov = Coh,,a negotia ted the deal.