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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
WILLS FILED.

MINNIE S. CoHN tsept.. lsI: 5000 real
estate, more than $4,000 PERSONAL; for
e SpT Of plot plot 5000 ESd hp and oscSr sess
brothers, each $4,000; Gustave Slesel.
brother, $4,000; Bertha Koehler. sister,
$4,000: Alice Siesel. niece. 81 900; Stephen
Sesel and Arnold Koehler Jr. nephews.
each $1,000; Edith Koehler, niece, $1,000,
Rosetta Nathan, friend. 81 500; personal
effects 70 relatives and friends; income
life, and as much OF principal as is neces-
sary 10 relieve his urgent needs: at his
death principal OF fund to Eddy and Oscar
Slesel, brothers; residue, two parts to Eddy.
one part TO Oscar and one part TO Bertha
Koehler. sister. Fleischman & Fox. attys.
HUBERTA VI. WOEHNING July. lS);
100000 real estate, S1,ll5 personal, to
Frances Woehning. daughter. Francis X.
PINCUs LowENFELD Sept 15>; more
than $4,000 real estate. more than $40 600
personal; Mount Sinai Hospital. Montehore
Home, Lebanon Hospital. Beth Israel. He
brew Orphan Asylum, each $500; United
Krakauer Society. $500: Congregation Agu-
Faith 'chmmin Krakauer $3.50: income
from SoS,O00 :" sister. Marie Spegel, and
brothers. Isaac and Charles Lowenfeld. for
life. principal TO survivor: income from
residue OF estate to Celia Lowenfeld for life.
or, in case OF remarriage. until then. In
which case wife IS TO receive $4,000, In.
ZONE S, t from So'mUT 20 FANNIE L9wentteia.
children Alfred D. Lind, atty.
ROSANA NJ NhGLE (sept. ~: more
pounding HospItal: $4,000 to church Of st
Ignatius Loyola: 81 O0O to Tabernacle So
Clety Of the Sacred Heart: q. 900 TO the
House Of Calvary: $1,000 for care OF lot In
Calvary Cemetery; 20 Katharine Breen.
my faithful nurse" $4,000; TO Thomls
Ford (executor) house furniture AMI
IS 600: $4,000 IN equal shares to the chill
dren OF Mary Comlsky, a deceased sister.
$4,000 In equal shares TO .he children OF
Owen DonOhue. a deceased brother: So 800
I'm equal shares TO the children OF Ellen
Barrett, deceased sister. and tire residue
Kane, atty.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.

A Be7nham 70 w l. Highlander: 500. =,
. w Connell and ano. exrs, TO r De
Foster and ano. trustees: $4,000.
Estate Of Jarfnulowsky TO firm or Jar
1924, 600
IcWsEv. 10 II SOM and ano; 5000
1T & r Co TO J Jacobs; $1,000
Mutual Life ms Co Of n TO Ellen Nd
Parker ct al. eIrs etc: $500. 1890,
TG& 7 Co 10 Rebecca S NILS: $4,000
Trustees Of Columbia University 10 Law
yers Mtg Co: $77.5OO ~
Kath ] Whipple and sno. adms' to T
Bailey: So. 900. -
Kath J Whipple and ano. adEnS. 10 hath
J Whipple estate Of: $4,000.
The Bronx.
A Drechsier 20 NaBom Realty Co; Sloo.
EQUITABLE Trust Co to Lawyers Mortgage
Co. $4,000. ,v,--,,.,-,., .,
N NH HIrsRxind to Title Gueranteeisnd Trust
Catherine Huston, gdn, to Burton;
VS. Seymour Realty Co to Florence LOewen-
thai; 800.
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

JOSEPH p. MGovERN april %: lsl9'
net. S2i5, $50; Mrs. Katherine a: McGoVern,
1,ife received realty valued at tZ5, tOs and
lie estate IN tiiO,5ss Tho bulk OF the rest
PASSED 10 tine four daughters, and there were
beouests to grandchildren and other rela,
lives. Assets; 22s West l0ith ST. apptslled
az $40 OOO equity g., 500: ga West lO4th ST.
Appraised al $4,000. equity, A,sI5; 100 Morn
Ings de ay, appraised at SO 900, and eighteen
lots al Rockaway, Queens County, lll,VOo
Net value OF realty after deduction for dover
Sg3 100; deposits, Sl2l. SCI: MORTGAGES and per-
sonalty, 1881, and stocks, tll6,
MRAHAM YELL dec. 49, 1919; 33.OIs
ri sons and two daughters benehclarles
ASSETS: IS West 7tth ST., appraised AT SZS'VVO'
deposits Sl6S; personality NO2 ahd STOCKS
ELLEN L. IIARRIGAN aug. .. 1870;
net. tl6.075. John J. liarrlgan and Annie l.
Hsrrlgan, brother and sister, share tho
third interest in each OF the following parcels
Broadway, near 176th St. 1865; Wadsworth
av., near l76th st., 32.7Jo; Wadsworth ay..
near 10th St. $500; fonkers: N'@o; de-
poslts, f6414, and personality, IS.
MRS. ADELE GUMB March TO- 1910;
net, S43, 4s5 Charles B. Gurnb, husband,
receives a life interest In the entire estate
Assets: Equity $500. in 1856 East saith st,
appraised at $4,000; deposits $1,000 and
PkTRICK OATES. OF Sound Beach. Conn.
CFeb. 81, 1910; total esfat" not disclosed.
Assets taxable In New York state: An
equity amounting TO $1,000 In 226i Sew
eHth av., appraised at SIS. 900. Net value
after deduction for commissions, SI1SJ.
His wife is the beneficiary.
FRIEDRICH ANTHOLZ (June !, 1870;
net Sl25T3. One half OF the estate goes
10 Alexander Bornemann, not related one
forth TO 81. Georges Church. zoo East
18th st., and one-fourth to Sophia Schultz
JOHN KARL (May 90, loIa); net. $751;
446 The entire estate was placed In trust
for tho benefit OF the three daughters and
five sons Assets: All equity. S2LSB3. In
plot east side Sedgwick av., Mar High
bridge, appraised at $50, 900: 1879 Shakes
peare av, $4,000; 1878 Shakespeare av,
S17 600; 1880 Shakespeare Rv, $4,000; plot
southwest corner lG0th st. and Boscobel
av., $4,000; deposits. $3.50. and personal
effects. S35.
1922. A supplementary report reappralses
the value of 10 acres OF land at Scarsdale,
sci TO $3.50 thereby increasing the net
value 70 S9Os, T36. The original appraisal
was fIled oct. 20, 1913
MRS MARY L. HEATH Feo. II. IBID;
net, S3l, O69 The three daughters arc benc-
dcIarics Assets: Equity, S5l.735 I'm 12s East
39th st., appraised at $4,000 and deposits
MARY CHAMBERLAIN BARKER april
90 1910; net SIS. OO5. Isabel r. Chamberlain
sister is beneficiary. Assets: Deposits, VIE;
personal effects. 5000, and stocks and bonds
MIR" MRS. HARRIET WHITEHEAD Csept. g.
islD: net S2O.sS. After providing an annuity
OF $500 for her sister. Mary u. Yates. she
provided for the distribution Of the rest OF
the estate to her two sons. Assets: Deposits
81 OF: stocks tlS, 300, and personally, NOO.
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POLICE Department.

Transfers and AssignmeBts-ts Sept 2sp
Ptlmn. L. Moses. Detective Bu.' 70 i49th,
grade, revoked; CSept. 800 w. II. Logan.
18Th to 22d. assignment 20 bicycle duty dis
continued; W. Coll 61st, to 18th, assigned
to bicycle duty: J. Ridden. l73d, to 25th' as
signed az driver Of patrol wagon.
Tempo AIRY Ass'Eum nts--Licut. f. Nc
Anin. 2sth' to command 10Th; 20 days Oct.
Blu, 10 days, Oct. / a. CEmelewsti, 18th,
and ]. King, 3ist, to 9TH l. D., 10 days, Sept.
30 II. 5. Darling; 29th. to Detective Blu, 30
2. days, Sept, %. To 30 |. D.. from pre-
cincts indicated, 10 days. Sept. 20: D. NJ.
G baSs S,s i't " F e 1oT a., 18Th 4
18th To Sch. for Recruits, from precincts
indicated days, Sept. 2s 2. Muller, lst,
~, Gro!heer. sth. 4. FroehlIch. 10th, J.
Miles ,a9d, F. MIa.lSS:SIlmSOn, 4oth G. salE.
TEL. J. F. Fennelly, lth. H. Tiencksn. /sth.
J. Metzger. 2sth. ID. Barry. SSth. A. Rpmer,
Matron NJ. A. Sullivan. 18th, to 9Th I. b., 10
assignments DIscoutInued-LieutiJ F.
Mcmahon, 165th. to command l4oth. Sept 20;
Palmn. F. J. Mcclure, 25th, as driver Of
patrol wagon. Sept. 80.
caves - Nbs-nce with Pay)-Cant T.
Donohue. 10Th. % days; Oct. 7. vacation;
day. Sept 20; NJ. Abramson, 18th, and A.
Strauss. SD, day. Sept 20; A. Cohen, I'D,
i day, Sept. 29: w. ]. Gallagher. 25th, I
day, Sept. 30; vs.. Samuel. s2d, and nd II,
oppenhelmer, TraTic Sub. c. l day, Sept %.
For / day. Sept 30. precincts indicated:
A. Frumkin. list; Herskovitz. Goth: n. A.
Greenebaum, 6jth; B. Raplan. 7th; J. J.
Levy, get
For day. Sept. 20, precincts indicated
H. Seligman, 5th' NJ. Pollock. 9Th; r.
Barnett, 18th: H. Fleischmann, 18th: S. S.
fuchs, 18th II. Lipskl. 18th; c. Rosenberg
i3th: II. Rosenthal. 25th: A. Blumenthal
32d; A. Schwartz 32d: S. Cohen, 5th: j.
Cohen, 18th: NJ. Grasberg. 18th: A. Vein
stein, 18Th: 3. WaKDurg, 18th; j. Sapsin
18th; s. Kapian, 18th; l. Oppenheimer, 2Sth:
N. Wilenchik. 32d; B. LaventhaI 39th: l.
Friedman, 7th; Mandel. 18th; l.. Schall.
3sth: J. Gardner, nth: L. Davis. 3Sth: NJ
LABEL, nth; L, Helpenn, 2ist; s. Rosenfeld,
2lst; A. Kornich 18th.
ReslEnatiOn-Ptlmn. A. H. Rasott. s2d,
Sent 28
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Property at the Corner
of 4Oth ST. Leased for
Long Term.

Arnold. Constabis & Co., one Of the
Oldest dryROods firms in this city, have
leased, through Douglas L. Gilman q
Co, the four dwelling houses and
stable at the southeast corner Of 4Oth
st. and Fifth av. The corner building
was the home of Frederick w. Wander
bilt. For forty-four years Arnold, Con-
stable & Co. have been located on the
block fronting on 18th St, from Broad
way to Fifth av.
The negotiations just concluded
called for the improvement OF this site
with new SIX story building, with the
main entrance on Fifth av., carriage
entrance on 40th st., and another en-"
trance on 39th st, The property faces
approximately 11S feet on Fifth av.,
17b feet on 9Oth st., and in the rear
extends through TO seth st., completely
surrounding the Union League Club, on
99th ST., on which street the frontage
is rs feet. Included also in this prop
erty is the large 5O-foot mansion, for
merly occupied by George Morgan,
which was purchased several years ago
by Mr.. Vanderbilt; also the former
]. p. Morgan stable, on 39t.- ct.
The desirsbility Of this site will be
Immediately evident to any one familiar
with this section Of the city, overlook
ing Bs il does the new Public Library
and being the most northerly drygoods
establishment on Fifth av. Of its size.
Il combines the advantages OF the I'M
sdualled transit facilities centrlng on
A2d st., and the advantages TO come 70
private traffic down the new PARK av,
across the 42d st. viaduct ct the Grano
Central Station, and then into 4Oth q,
on the hrst grade street. In the last six
wears innumerabls sites have been pre-
sented 20 this firm for consideration,
The transaction is in the form OF q
long lease, with renewals. Plans Tor
the new building and full details have
been practically determined upon by
me tenant, so that the new structure
VIII be started in the near future, ana
the old Vanderbilt mansion, which has
been 3 landmark for many years, Will
disappear. leaving the Wendell house,
az 89th st., the only remaining private
residence on Fifth av,. between S4th
Arnold. Constable & Co. will move
their entire business, both wholesale
and retail, TO the new site about sep
TENDER 1, 1915. .,.5
IN 1907 by Aaron Arnold and James
Hesrn. under the firm name Of Arnold
q Hesrn. At q later date Mr.. Hearn
retired from the business and was sue
cee5ed by James NJ. Constable. Later
v,ere admitted 70 the firm in order
Richard Arnold, Hicks Arnold, EYED h.
Constable and Edwin H. Westherbee'
The Arm all these years remained
private copartnership under the name
~ Arnold, Constable & Co. Recently
the arm was incorporated under the
laws of the State Of New York, with
Hicks A. Weatherbees IS president
he being the gzest-grandson OF the
founder and grandson Of James M Con-
re negotiations, which have covered
a neriod of several weeks, were han
dled by John A. lie Boutillier, OF Doug
laa L. Gilman & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

Newman. New YORK; A. z. Marks, Chicago.
Forest Hill Estates, Manhattan; realty
$3.50. 900; G. W. Letter, lj0 West 9eth ST.
New York ]. +. Egan. New York: w. u.
Kisselburgh, Jr., New York
Niagara River q Eastern Railroad CO.
Niagara Falls $500, 600; r. @. Connette
BUFFALO; Charles Hickey, Lockport; L. q.
Dudley. Niagara Falls. -.
Buckingham steel Co.. Manhattan; $lO,-
OOO W. T.. Buckingham, 80 Church 81,
New York: r.. J. Kaufman. IT,, d. W. De
Motto. New York.
coin Device and Signal Co., Manhattan:
$40. 900: G. NJ. Nara. 100 Park av.. Wee
hawken, y. j.; H. A. Drew, West New
York, y. J.; f. e. HObcroft, The Bronx.
Lumina Co, Manhattan; manufacturing
quartz; $4,000; Frank Gilmarten. 20
Heavier ST.. New York; Louis Vollenhover
New York; Francis Dcdck, Bellmore, Long
Island
English American Turtle Co., Manhattan;
S25 900: K. +. Hall. 81 Fulton Market, New
York: T. P. McTaggart, New York; a. II.
Crockett, Crlsheld, Nd
S Morris & Co. Manhattan; real estate:
$40. 900: s. Morris Altoona, Penn; w. II.
Flyers Saratoga: a. L. Adams. New York
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Peal Estate
J\Market-
New Fifth Ave. Home for
Arnold, Constable g. Co.

Court Building, a corpn. TO g oeneen and
emo, al Berkeley Heights n J: 10 yrs rom
sept /, 1914 $4,000; attys, Springstead
g . Rector st.
18TH AV cor l3ist ct. 60.lxl02'l 20
lands n Y c & II r. r. r Co ESQ. lGl02.2; al,
" Sheehan TO Swift & Co. 1924 10th az; y
yfs from Nav 1. 1914; S4,l50; attys, White q
Case. IL Wall st.
18TH s'r. 0-20 w; s Jarmulowsky to s
Robbins T29-13l Lafayette av, Brooklyn;
yrs mos from March /, 1913; Sl2.OOO any
w J Lippmann. 302 Bway.
The Bronx.
PROSPECT Av, 1872. 3 cor 10th st.;
store, etc; Il II Bauer to r Herter, 214S
Hughes av: 4 yrs and 1 mo from April J.
1919; $3.50; attys. Bernheimer S, Amster-
dam av and 12Sth St
etc, V Giles 20 c Hecker, 100 linton ay;
yrs from Jan 1, 1916; 1850; atty. o Denaa'
1913 I'd ay.
WILLIS Av. 905; stores; II W Holtgreiye
70 Riegel. 81 East l4Sd ST. 10 yrs rom
May l. 1915; s. 80; attys, Bernhelmer .,
Amsterdam av and l2Sth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
BUYERS NOW in The CITY
o,,.okTown Visitors Here Look Over Offerings o. Local.
Wholesale Dealers

PfTTsBURoTa--AFbuth stsphenson co;
II Anderson. iufbislnns goods skirts ana
suits; - Leonard o. s....,
Mics y Miller. Infants wear; ? walker
RocHEsTER-puny. Powers Co; p NJ
Thomas, ladies' ready-to-weaTi II East
R6C TI ,EsTER-Mocurdy q Maxwell CO. X
s Graham. cloaks and suits: $50 Fourth
sYpAcr-sE. N Y-syracusp q. q Co; W 4
Hunter. domeStlcs, dress goods. silks, etc;
sYRAccUbE-Nsal & Hyde; J. W. Neal, I'm
ems Innings, rugs and carpets 70 Leon
WIFE HiFFE2LfING-oraham & Peters. A PetsEs,
ladies' ready.to-wear; wellington.
Mons and Boys Wear.
CfNC1NNATT-Alms q Doepks Co: II Cos
ney, clothing; $50 Bway.
GRIND iPIDs-spring D @ Co:
staerker. furn goods. hosiery. gloves and
underwear; pa Church o.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT & co; Miss NJ "a a
c r6aSe; g! sloyKss aiIcE "afts emo ~
ROCHESTER, G Cohn co; NJ Conn
tie silks: 200 9Th av.
and 10 Cent Stores.
The following have registered at the Five
and Ten Cent Exchange, 10 West 10Th. st.
since our last report:
ABILENE. KAN--J. b. Case Co.
COLLEGE POINT. L III, r. Deakin.
P5FyE E5W&R 3 fs Y@H, NJ Burdet,.
FREEPORT, l. I'M Da Silva.
NEW YORK CITY-B. HOFFMAN.
NEW YORK CITY-A. X. Macmillan.
NORWALK, COMM. Dulberg.
PORTLAND. OHE-LabOwitch Bros.
ROCHESTER,. Goodman.
WESTMINSTER, MD--R. W. Schnitzer.
Miscellaneous.
AKRoN-M oNen & Co; J Feudhsr, up;
holstery goods; 81 w 2sth st.
BALTTMORB-A ElsenbeTg: @ G Tonolls,
house furnishing goods, china and toys;
Bo!%GS-R. II. White Co; d. c. Thesll.
uph goods: r. NJ Dean. umbrellas. Innings
and notions; 40 4th ay
CIn-l..,nIi-The Fair; W c Burke gen
eral mdss: PA church st.
FALL RIVER, MASS--R. A. McWhlrr co
J. r. Bannister, CARPETS and uph. goods
PHTLADELPHiA-Gimbel Bros; Mrs B
Walter. jewelry, clocks and silYerware;
PITTSBURGH-Jos. Horne Co; J; q. Shea
general mdse. 1870 Bway; McAlpin.
RICHMOND, VA-Miller & Rhoads; A.
Bates leather EoOds icw9eHlry 5, umbrellas
NOTWITHSTANDING Lindsay g. Curr Co;
G.. c. Feltes. notions and confectionery
Il. C. Meachum. clocks and brass goods 4;
432 Attn Ry; McAlpin.
SChE ECT DIV allace Co; p Harold.
carpets, rugs and uph goods; Herald
sPRiNGFIELD. MAss-Forbes & Wallace;
e. y. Hitchcock, carpets and rugs; :
ST PfUIEMannheime Bros; a A CapOn,
ToLEDo2Glon D. G. Co; J. H. Hahn. house
furn. goods, china and glass; 2i4 Church 81.
WHEELING, w VA-Clark. SchillinS Co;
B Clark. notions; Somerset.
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DFyBoods.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Houston Coz w d Deiy,
dress goods, silks and vsiVs"i of'A'
Bo SSrea II s,osrnS a CO.. L s Root
observation-disclosures & Feiss Co; 3
Joseph, woollensi 2l6 ith ay. ~.
HA MsaT1by n.SS; w sGSsoS St, wseE
PHILADBLPHIA---N snellenhurg q Soi
Miss A u Day, white goods faces An"
a. h eRn h;h lsST BEsy,p Nathan Co; C P
Nathan. drygoodB and ladies' reaoy -'"-
wear; 1851 Bway. .. a
SAN cIsco-o'Connor, MoffGtt 3
Co; F w Warren, dress goods ana elo'"''
IA 6th Rv; Great Northern
SHERMAN, TEX-W c Jones 60; a.
Joaes, dryEoods, furn goods and ladIeS
reAdy-to-weaT; Wallick matt.
sTFAc sSIS5 %SoI,nv s SSO Sth aS
wELLSVILLE. N Y-Allens pept Stoi q
r Allen. drysoods and general mose' AZ
Millinery, Laees, Etc.
ATLANTA--E Andrews, millinery; Ma
DAILAs-KlnselIa Hat Co: W KinSella'
hats; CollingwOOd r..
PqEBLo.crsws; Bsgs' Or, DRY S oSSd Iadi.S
ready to-w wear; 2 Walker st.
Women's and Children's Wear.
BosToN--Jordan, Marsh Coz 2 ! Pend Ger
gust, silks and yelvets: A san6orr. rlD-
bons: s A Campbell. hdkfs; Ar Hitchcock;
clothing; c II Hurd, ladies' hosiery ana
underwear; @ A Papkc, muslin underwear
7 Donovan. mems hosiery and under,
wear Miss NJ @ Cronan, Infants wear 81
H0sToN%jordan, Marsh Co; Mrs @ s
Matthews, silk waists; 81 Union 50. -, u,
Chl,ALO-I a. SON, ire, Scott 20; u
Ra sHawls. gloves and infants wear
CIIiCAGo-Phiillps6or II PhilllBpborn, la
dies ready-to-wear; i32 W 2lst 81
CUIUmBLS-F Lazarus co. "
Huber. children's clothing; All Fifth aV'
rt CGEII"TESTI N CD Sykes, ladieS
ready-to-wear; Herald Square.
GLOVERsYIBLE, n y Van Arnan q
Stoughton: & II Van Arnan, ladies' ready
to-wear; Navarro .
GRAND RAPIDS-Spring ID O Co; Mrs q
KANE. PENN-Leonardson Co: Mr. Dunn
ladies' rrady-tO-wear: lGO Bway.
KANSAS CITY--Jones Store Co; J c Mac
Lachlan. ladies' ready-to-wear; It Churcn
NEW IAyEN-shartenbur Robingon;
NJ Afumma, ladies' ready-to-wear: Q 9
Herman, rugs and carpets; W G BurWeh,
dress goods and silks; ~ Spring 81.
NEW HAVEN-E. Malley Co; NJ. Reilly, 90
mestlcs, iannels and linens; S2o Church ~.
NORFOLK-Miller. Rhoads & Swartz. MISS
a Pctar, cloaks and suits; ITO Bway'
oMAHX-Burgess Nash Co; A r white:
house. coats, suits, waists and dresses; llSS
Bway. =,
PHfLNDELPHIA-J wanamaker; Miss
McMshon, misses suits and coats; BWay
ard 10th st. !,
sBURGH-Kaufmann Dept. Stores; g:
Kline domestics, hannes, linens and
blankets 200 9Th aY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
LEASE GARAGE BUILDINGS
One at Broadway and 67th
Street Rented for 100000.

The estate Of Mary E. Pinehot has
leased for q term Of ten years for an
nggregate rental Of 100000 the recent
ly completed five story garage build
ing At the southeast corner Of Broad
way and 18th st.
The lessee is the newly incorporated
Aeon Garage Corporation, of which
Sumner Gerard is president, Lorne u
smith yice-president, and Gaylor u.
Smith secretary and treasurer.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented
for Edythe c. Hanckel the property at
sos to $40 : est l62d ST., ewly
completed two story structure, on q
plot l0ox99.11, to the Jumel Garage
Corporation. The lease is for five
years at an aggT ate rental Of $4,000
The owner purchased the land in May
from jackson & Stern through the
above brokers.
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conner. 40 W fist st; sect sti inutalmtnsa'
30 kV. siR : Q, 9o.io iiith 81 @sssi
Elizabeth l. NIekerson 10 Harriet breus est
Idw isR'T mt a. ssh sG0i'i yS SS ssp. i'i
sc,e25: sttys, Arrowsmith !. ~ bway;v N.
SD Av, 7iiS; Elizabeth L NiekeTson 70 ~
I IIr ;sss S;GS1 yr1 s' 20 e. Sept IL issi same
STH ST, GO East ~. 800 " ist Az, %Ssi;
sehleehter TO J sehwafts 81 al ~ III tsi a.
D c, sept u; 1850; atty, Cohn, W "a sIR
STH Az, n " cor Soth 81, sLsspgo W W.,
pounely III West list II: July u y yIs,
6 PC: Iitsoo: atty. F a Donnelly. q Cedar
Esd ST. 90 West 8 IA s,5 az, ,S 2.
ss priGr mtg $1,000 p,s q rO Cove e Greene
County N Y; Sept s; due ana intsEes,!, q as
per bond: sa76Oo; atty. P Bdsr, @ wall I, 81 =
9TH 81. Us y on sy ns ySHiO ~ BOW
strong q c, % wall a. a.
uTTH ST, 900 East s. 40 ID ay' ~. .os
ieOil; same to W Artowsmith, 90, uus I, teS,
West list st; S'yrs, G; sept ~ '"''''
'G iI9TH f'' sT,. SS and sc7 East, "a "a
aV, a2xioo,iI; Elizabeth l. .. klckeIsson ~
Board OF Domestic Missions OF the hsio. NV Z
Church In America, rs, HOast 2ad ct; 3 Yrs
, {; Sept 49, t7,25o; attys Arro"smi'h -
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18TH sT, ., iS7s " Amsterdam av; ~. SS
xfOo. r p Briody to Margaret . brahor "
et al. exrH etc, r Brandreth, BeIpS0|TnI . at,y
sept IS; due. etc. as per bona N|o'VV'' D''''
Tile Guarantee and Trust Co.
The Bronx.
LIVINGSTON AV. " ., boS.l 94Sth 81,
s1T75 correction mtg) Florence f e8 an AZ,
90 violstta w Delaheld. on " Delaneld w,
near 2Isth st: Aug II: DUE ets;: % Pe5 ano
BYF,R n W Field pl, looSxIeI! m sIo
..doa PSsIty Co TO slgmund Gutfreuno' Ply
stS av; Sept 20. . yrs. 6 c. 'o'OVO' any,
l SAMUEL ST. n 8. adj ID AneelIns Il LaT5
rance, Ssx6o; Joseph Loweth 70 s IN ano
RsTes. 726 ocean ay,- Brooklyn; ana anC ?
AZ soS atty' T q T Co. ,s,,.
IVAN CoRLEAR PL, T., ses, So1SSi Au Ss
1. pIatt 10 T @ T Co. 176 Bwayi sept 20
due, etc. as per bond; $1,000; atty q
TyYysE Ay, W +. 90 Home st, s0TiS9ei
Nsartba Kirk 10 Samuel LYMAN, bOs ,d dss
81; Aug 10, due otc. as per bond; ''''O''
avg Iyz;ap Al. als Z. n s, is.sIsoi Cath Higgins
"a Fyedk Mayer, Drakenburg, germany Suno
~ due Sept %. 1919, p c; 's'6Oo' ATTY
9ssT9 ST g s, 400 Katonah az; 2SxlGo ;
los 7 Leonard to Geo Hauser, 1873 IaSi4 2T
sV. Sent 2S; 3 yrs. p c; 500; atty Il
RsscbIer. if5s walker av. -. ~, n
23eTH ST. 659 Z, n 5, 25xlo9; M nItss -, y
smear 10 otto o stiilman (eNtr), iSS ALBANY
az, New Brunswick, \ J sept ~ S'S'
nc: $1,000; atty, Co.
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q "a! "a ast y. issth 81, , soFgf; trihlng.
ai, .ssS.-4so ". so Il. J. JsnEire Irialngs.
i;1e-Sizs broadway. ~ urai6; ySoV'
i:50--s65 .. 18Th o, 4 Psusss ysoO
9;lo--sO Broadway, Union trust Coz Wv
1,so.%L.nOu ay and -iIsth n. T.;
damage unknown - ss.n
7Ab--21s w. bigt q, Mr Bowl s sgyv,
s,tem nnaS" aorris av; II. Kelly: thainsy
II :5O-i52 William ct, g. Noyes; trhiug'
3.o5-ss Bradhurt av. J. FehrsnhOi1.
2.ss--ie2 a e. and st. Nicholas sv.; owner
s:tO-S5i " s2d ct; schuyler Amusement
1.2o-2oS wooster ST. 8. wsiIner; IN
4.s5--2Gse broadway; Dr. Dsazsr: trihinI.
5:i6--i5s stanton ST.. Levowitch & Levy
5.so-7s Rivinston St. RossnweiE: $500
e:06--l3i qoerek St; 8 Goodman; itnIns'
e:3O--s6 Willett 81. s. Ranch tIlhlng'
G:aB--3O1 r. I'd st 8. Lltman; trining.
a:f6--S8 n. iO4th st. Miller; trihing.
G.AS--2Ig r. 28th St L. CarpOwitE. 500
7:0O-i28 w Goth ST; owner unknown;
7.no--ssa " "a Of ,Snr .-'s',g
7.oO-i2s w. e6th st. unknown: trifing.
1000 and u Montgomery ST.. J. KTies; tn
71s-sss stb H.. p. Grossmah trihing.
7.iO-IiI e. 18th st. J. FOgBrty: trihing.
7:5O-iil 7th st., r. Pissr; ri INK.
7.5O-23 z. 10th st.. ideal Skirt Co. 800.
s.05-532 3. Tooth st., NJ Boriskln; so.
s.O5-7M Avenue b. F. Rubinsky; trihing.
S:g-S6 E tooth st, VI. Pollok 800
s:I5-227g 9Th ay.. q. Cabaree: triflng.
s S:50igS c:onon A. NJ Zimmerman; TIL
e.Go-9os y 1881 st.. r. Hirsch; tri"ing
9:I5-r-7H st. and Fulton av., unknown; w
s:5J-T Amsterdam av., Presto Tailor Co.;
trihing. .,
to1O-I2s y 9th st., j. Flanagan: tfihing.
i0.35-itn Riverside Drive, Mrs. Harding; TIL
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S3,2OO,OOO WEEKS
GAIN IN EXPORTS
Increase in Commerce at This
Port Indicates Invasion of
New Fields.

The value of merchandise exported
from the port showed a big increase
last week, the total being S20,032, 1872,
an advance Of 1921 $50 over the same
pP~;"d last year.
The figures are far above normal and
indicate that American exporters are
invading new fields, as some of their
markets, such rs Germany, have been
cut off by the war. This tendency is
accentuated by comparison with the
week ended August %, when the eff
fects of the war began to make them
selves felt. Tho vNlue Of exports in
that week was $S,477.66t.
The value of exporls for the year TO
date is $640,l53,715. For the same
period in 1913 it was 1864 ,070,613. Off
cisl figures reported at the Custom
House follow: