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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
BROOKLYN LOT
SALE TOMORROW
Property Purchased Thirty.Eight
Years Ago To Be Sold
at Auction.

Newspapermcn representing the vari-
Gus Manhattan and Brooklyn daily
papers were the guests Of Bryan H.
Kennedy on Wednesday on trip Of m
spcction over the property of Stewart
McDougaIl in Borough Park, Brooklyn,
COMPRISING GO lots which Mr. Kennedy
will sell at auction on the premises to-
morrow The visitors met the elderly
owner who, after telling how he pur-
chased the property hirty-eight years
ago. when it was all farm lands. said
that his only reason r. selling now is
, to raise money 10 euaNP him 10 take
long vacation such as lhe has wanted
TO take since he landed here at the age
Of fourteen years with 500 in his pocket.
The inspection included view of the
works on the new subway extension out
New Utrecht ay., which bounds the NC
Doucall property on enc side. with sta
tons at nth st. at one corner OF the
property. and another at 39th St, an eN-
press station, two blocks from the prop
ertv. The visitors also were shown
through adjoining neighborhoods which,
on all sides OF the McDougall holdings
.
houses and four-story apartment build
ings. Six school houses were pointed out
within a radius of a half-mile.
The property lies just over the crest OF
the long hill that rises from the South
Brooklyn waterfront, and from it the
country all about can be seen for dis
lance of twenty miles. on one side
the upper bay is close at hand, and IN the
distance the ocean is clearly visible
Everything has been done to make the
property ready for dwelling and apart
ment building. The streets are all paved
with asphalt, sidewalks and curbs are IN
and all Of the sub-surface improvements
lave been made. Those who viewed the
property agreed with Mr.. Kennedy that II
is most attractvely located.
/ Mr.. McDougall said that improving his
/ land had cost him more than $4,000. He
said that he had paid $500 an acre for 1t
/ thirty-eight years ago. and that the
/ thought was furthest from his mind then
that some day he would be surrounded
by a population Of 100000 people, and that
he would have one of the busiest railway
stations i'm Brooklyn on his property lie
/ added that having lived through all the
years in which subways past his land
were under discussion, he hoped it might
be his good fortune TO continue to i've
during the eighteen months before the
read will be completed and placed in
I operation.
The trip ended with an inspection OF
Sunset Park, the second hghesttpont IN
| Brooklyn. two blocks from the property.
| end an inspection OF work OH the Fourth
+ az. subway, through which the trains
will pass that run out New Utrecht aV.
/ Mr.. Kennedy expressed his satisfaction at
/ being able TO offer a property at auction
/ which was so favorably regarded. Prior
t. the trip Mr.. Kennedy entertained his
guests at luncheon at the Manhattan club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
DECLINES
AND RALLIES
Demand Not SO Active, with
Price Changes Split at
the Close.

The cotton market was less active yes
tcrday and somewhat irregular with new
crop deliveries showing a tendency to sag
off under improving weather conditions
and continued realizing The close was
steady at an advance Of TO points on
the old crop. but from 10 points net
lower on later deliveries Reports Of an
improving spot demand in the South and
some spot house buying accounted for the
strength of July and August, which raj
lied about II points from the low level OF
the morning Old crop positions led the
advance, selling about 10 points net
higher. and the new crop recovered 10
within a point or two of Wednesdays
closing figures. The buying was not 50
active as on the advance toward the end
of May, however, and subsequent fluctua-
tons were irregular, with the close sew
eral points off from the best under re-
newcd realizing. Southern spot markets
were unchanged. and the local market
was quiet at 1850 for midGling upland.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
JUNE 4.


ARTHUR ST. :. 1I6 Of Crescent az.
5oXS76; sept 90. 1910; Margaret stonebridge
10 Dollar Savings Bank; $4,000 sttys'
Lexow. Mack & W, ~ Cedar 81. "a,
so 2x53.1ONlO0.2; June 81. 1913; o ) and
Sophie BArtclsen 10 j T Blunt. admr; $4,000
atty. " = Phelps. 49, f l4sth st. -..
Co@isD Il. 2sIlxl3O 2x25x12o.2; April -
1900; BERTHE Bernauer 20 Grace y WeosteI .
West Haven, Conn; 5000; address
Webster. Sedgwick av, New YORK Chy' -
3OWERY. % n . cor Of Hester 81 80
149D. * 5xfO2x25 5xIOl.s: June >. 1879
Ph pebe Garland to German Savings Bank
R0WERY. es known az lot o. map prop
erty J Delaney. 23NlOO; Phoebe ana j Car'
CATaARTEE sT. 10 w $. fG.4 Of oak
st. 25'4x77 sx2favIT.1I; Aug %. 1911: Minnie
Garone % Teresa Mariscano. AZ OAK ST.
$1,000: attys. Weckes Bros - Wiilia anns 81;
CHARLES ST. rs. :, ll2.J OF Bleecher
81 25xi00: NAV Is 1909; II and Eva schultz
TO Rose Iicber: $4,000 atty. Lawyers lltie
'" FUTON ST map 22s. of washington;
vilIeD. w 2. 200 Of Becker av. 25SlOo; BOYD
av. 4l3O. o :. 500 OF Jefferson aN 2oAloO;
June l. 1912: G and Agnes Porieous 10
Julia I stan. s3I e iCsth st; $500; attys'
De "a Mare & Morrison. 40 Nassau 81:
MAIDEN LANE. n - 49ll OF Nassau
st. runs s5.4x : TX e 9'1o Nv n
Sept 30. 1913: X and W III Hays 10 Mary
/. Hays: $500: attys. Foley ( Powell q
Hacker. 2Oh BwaN. 1900 - -
ay ~ 6xs35: Dec "a 1913: j u and Amalic
Schadel TO r. Worm. 5Ti Steinwsy avi b OF
q S8JO: attys Lese & Connolly. 30 Nassau 81.
WEST FARMS RID, 3, at intersection
with hank OF Bronx River. runs l92x
I 4OOx 1869 TO river along same, 400. I
| TO begin: begins at intersection OF Bronx
! River with W lands NELL estate runs along
hank said estate o2.ixi39 llxlI6e 10 bank
/ OF river, along bank river 231 and Isl.
| along ; bank river 3is.3 10 begin; Feb 20.
/ 1902: Bronx Consumers Ice Co 10 T cha
bot: $4,000: attys. Lexow' NICK & W. ~
WHITE ST. 80 IS. rs Church st. - sx
! 100: Jan 81. 1911: J and Helen w Agate
10 Mary Z Miller: $4,000: atty Smith
/ 40 Wall ST. - 49,.
| AZ 6x i00; March 90 1909: Emma Weeks 20
w V simpson, Matawan. j; $4,000: adj
dress. Al Park Row.
9TH ST (now Watson av Unionport,
y I3O Q OImstead av. 25xiO0.s; April .. 1913;
] q and Anna r Devermann 10 Madeline
/ I.andon, 26S W i31st st; $4,000; atty Nal
maison. ~ Park Row.
Asst ST i1G r. $, 2J5 Park aV. Fox
so, Jan ~ 1911; T l. Jacques TO d
Douglass Llewelyn Park. J, ct al eSts
and trustees; $4,000; attys. Cruikshank 4
Asst 81. s. LOG W Lexington az. 1ax
$50: June 20 1911; Same TO Mary Eddi-
| son. Irsington- on Hudson. y; sS""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

81 500; 800; atty, Brennan @6i' "n''
SANE PROPERTY: Lyons to N Brsn,
nan, Inc. 13G 2lsth ST. Dec H. 1910 '"'
S' Lil09Y%GFsE5GL Ell Az. 1927. " . = 25Eloo
Emma g Lake TO ! Rsyp onoi 800. stty.
fellow nv; June 3 mtg SDooop' Si''' "''''
Title Guarantee and Trust 90. .. r,oio,.
lot l5G. map Husson. at Clas4n ro'. =,
Eli Dietrich 20 ! Deasy. 20 " %" "a
June 3. 800: attys Lexow' e W. "
TOT lots Il and %. blk 20. map Morris PARK ,s
Carolyn X sbotwell 70 Brun' "a 40, /,
sl0OD. atty. J. w Bruning' 2l' Huuanu IT,
'' TOTS 30 and ~. blk ~. map Morris PARK
same 20 Carolyn : Shotwen 20. Mssh'.ii
ton st. Brooklyn June ! mtg s31t1l 81
atty. Carolyn s shotwel 2G6 washington
LOTS 20 and 30. blk Goa. map Morris
Park: Morris Park Estates 10 Fannie FTeed
man, ZOE Hester st: April q; 81 atty La" =
IL EoT 90 30 70 20 ~. blk 81 map Morris. Park
MeIyina Freedman 20 Morris Park Estates
% Broad St; April p; 200; ssst' city, SAM 70 y
opdchfo 2 p TynGaIi to Jennie B Tyndsll
: T. 1929 st: June I; 81: atty, Jennie b
M H@a1 is Av. m" cor Of Kinssbrldse I'd
- 5x01.l1: w Brice to First Nations'
Bank Of Amsterdam. Y. May y; 81 a;'y'
& +, Nisbet Amsterdam, n Y
PLOT begins at centre stone fence 80
from cor ii s Nelson. 25x220; Cath moran
Of III to cath o Brien, 1888 Edison sY' May
3. 81: atty. w W Ladd. 20 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Mary a Nugent ct al
TO same: July %. 1913; 81; atty. same. -,
SAME PROPERTY; NJ Mccullough ign. ~ a.
RTVERDALE Az. w .. $50 n Of land =
schernerborn 5OxtOO: J .Hirsh &. hddie N
Klei,z. Riverdalc. y June q Sloo' ATTY
TRHFtIGER Pr. :. - Of 10th e.;
5oI7s: Duo 60 to rraf Bldg GO. Inc. 1929
Lowcrre pl. June 3 mtg $4,000: 81 auY'
/ Title Guarantee and Trust Co =. -
TNGONPORT RID. 1713. lot ~. V ,io E Io.s
PARK: Freedman 10 Waldron. 81 SON
st. Corona. = May ~ mtg sIo'VV''' o.
9TH ST. " =. 4Oo Az D. 175Xl03 Union
porO: r Martin. ref. 10 F Ranch. NJ Faile 81
June 4: 81. 800: atty l. T Co.
STII ST, n s. $50 ~ Az y. 2iXllb; slso
IAN ST. n 9. 49, . Az y. 50K10s dnionp0rO'
.Nfargaret Flanagan 70 Annie Egan ~ 70
mont AZ; Aug u. 1915; 500: aiNs' nero o
o. william 81 -,, IL.
10. 90 map Wakefield. Lizzie Werner - al -
~ F. Bottle and anO 60 T. 22jth g.; June -
500: atty. r g & r CO.. .... .ov,oo.
18TH ST. = =. 80 " 81 AIMS ~. ' 3 ~ ~,
Theresa Lennon 20 Barbara Feiss. ~ W
list st: June = mtg $4,000. 81; attys
oWenly & b. 1872 Lexington av
70 Mar Mary thornton tSt To- 800 it3d St; june
mtg Eli. $50: 800: atty. T C & T 90.
/ 1IsTH ST. 800 F.. s, l6.sxl00: Ester Horo.
wiz 10 Anna zicgler. Bethel. y r. Iune 3
%' e. ''2'2 i''' 81; atty Anna N's''ss' 1s'a,'
l52D ST. n 9. n " Wales av. 26x72. 4H2s Tx
800 Bway: June 3 mtg $1,000; 81; atty
Monfried, 900 Bway. a.
18th ST. y Wa,hinF fan Iy' 49,, 2s5
* p. 3s4 Alexander av. ,, en-
18TH ST. n $, 1901 " SO Boulevard; soI
100 ciori CO to Nicol nldg CORR ne IN r
tervsle ay: June mtg s60Op): slV". at'y' =
I cop9rd 500 Jennings 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise noted
JUNE 4.
Manhattan.

CAR and r r Equipment. Leave and CON
ditioral sale sgt Farmers Loan and Trus,
90. yender to y :. y II & II r R CO. a a. Ne"
Haven. Conn: April /. - yrs $1,000 99
PARK ~. II " cor CID ST 100 JNt2J: The
Colony club 10 " Orme Wilson. 64th
81. ct al eNrs. etc. r T wilson June .: !
autec 60.
attn ST, 5, 4s.7 5 ,l1th st. I!2x5o' r
4 Norris to McMuHin. $50 9TH ~,
Brooklyn prior mtg 5000; due SEPT =;
1915: per cent: June : $4,000: atty. United
states Title Guarantee Co u Chambers 81
Us tprior mtg $4,000: Helen Kremer
TO + Trowbridge. 10 37th ST; June !;
due and int per bond; $4,000; atty Title
fisT ST. $ 90 Park az. 44xaS.9: The
Steuben co to Union Dime Savings Bank
600: attys. Woodford & p, ! Madison aV.
18TH ST. n :, 40 9th az, 2Oxloo1; MARY
\ Keena 70 Frank. Us 9th av: June 3
prior mtg $50. 0OOb. due as per bond sS1oV
ATTY Title Guarantee Co
18Th ST. 10 W. $ 262 8 eth sv. lsax
1905: Margaret e Magan to LAWYERS Mort
gage GO. 80 Liberty st: June >: due ana
int as per bond $4,000; atty. Title Guar
iisTH ST. n $ 1856 " Pleasant av. 1s9x
1904: Giovanni Costanzo to city Real Estate
60. i76 Bwav: June 3: due as per bond;
$500; atty, Title Guarantee Co.
The Bronx.
ANTHONY Az. " s. pa 173d st. 51.3x
o.: Melvin Realty and Construction co
10 Fannie Catz $50 + 139th ST. June T. in
stalls: per cent; s,225; atty | Leyison'
ARTHTR AZ. .. f16 n Crescent az. COX
SIC: Margaret Stonesbridgc Garrison. \, 20
Fmigrant Industrial savings Bank. 81 imam
bers st: June 3: yrs. > p c; 5000; atty, VI
A,anlon. 81 Chambers 81 o--,oo.
CLINTON Az, =. 200 nth st. ?3xl@:
L Clark 70 Lawyers Mortgage Co, 81 Liberty
81: June g. yrs : p g: $1,000; atty. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Go. ..,
BRONX Consumers Ice 60 10 Columbia knick-
erbockcr Trust Co: June I: due June !, 1917
p @ ito secure bonds: $4,000; atty, Title
Guarantee and Trust co.
Fannie Freedman 70 Morris Park Estates, %
Broad ST. April y due July g. 1916; p C
81 900: atty Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Ibraham $thermerhorn 5CzlOO: Addie NJ
Kleitz 10 Jacob Hrsh p West SIth st; June
.: yrs. p c; $500; atty. Max stern. -
S;IotTHERN BOULEVARD. 1861. W cor
1874 St S55x40: Trask Building Co 20 Sophia
Goeren. 1910 clay av prior mtg $4,000; June
3: 3 yrs 6 c: $1,000; atty, NJ Levine, 80
TREMoTT Az. n $. 431 DAILY az. S.6x
l43: G r Poulson 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
90: Juno 4: due per bond; $4,000; atty
Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
TRAFALGAR PL. = - woodruff av,
Mortgage 60. 700 Bway; June 3: due. etc as
per bond; $50 600; atty, Title Guarantee and
SANE, PROPERTY: same 10 Duo Co 39l
Esst l4a;h st (prior mtg $50. o0Ol: June 3: due
AS per bond s?.loO: atty Title Guarantee ana
STH AZ. cor 9Th ST. 1O5xl4 being lot
$50 map Wakefield: II F Bolte and ano 70 LIZ,
zie Werner az East i6ih St June :; due April
20, 1919; c; 5000; atty. Title Guarantee
and Trust co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
NJ ADOO SEES ALL
MONEY CROPS NEED
Secretary Announces Fed
eral Banks Will Start Bus
mess About August |.

WASHINGTON, June 4-Fcdcral Reserve
banks will te organized and ready 10 be-
gin business about August /. according TO
the Secretary Of the Treasury, who talked
over the situation with the President to-
day and discussed with him the personnel
Of the Reserve Board.
1t was officially announced to-day that
the names OF the five members OF the
board would he sent 20 the Senate early
next week, II there are no unforeseen de-
velopments Charles 5. Hamlin, Assistant
stands the best chance of being named as
governor OF the board
at is a great injustice to the banks to
represent them as having protested
against furnishing the information re-
Gently called for by Controller Williams.
said Secretary McAdoo to-day. Not n
single protest has been received. but, on
the contrary. so far as the department
knows. the banks arc cooperating will
inGly and effectively. because they realize
that the desired information will he OF
great value in determining the scope ana
effectiveness Of the operations Of the red
eral Reserve banks.
There is a general recognition OF the
value Of the Federal Reserve act and OF
the great advantages. that will come TO
the general business Of the country and
the banks from the operations Of the new
Federal Reserve system.
1T is pleasing to note that the annual
scare of tight or insufficient money to
move the crops has not appeared TINS
year. There will be no difficulty about
providing all the money that may he re-
duircd TO move the crops this fall, no
matter how big or record breaking the
crops may be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Commercial Leases.

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement 2G2 Flfth
ay 10 the Smith-Gray Clothes Shop'
store and basement 2 Platt st. to the
Humite Company. store 81 Gold ST. 10
Samuel VI. Love. and the store and base
ment SO and ~ Broadway to NJ. H. FINK
elstein.
Earle e Calhoun leased to the knicKer-
booker Cleaning and Dyeing Company
for p term Of years store In the ne"
Palermo apartment house. at Broad"ay'
18th and 18th SITS
Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons nave
leased TO Francis Coyle rs East 2sth 81
for the Pennsylvania Company.
Shaw e Co. have leased tho FOLLOWING
stores: / West 125th st. to John f. NUT
ply and James ]. Kelly, at NS l'ehoA "''
TO A. Heyer and 2fl7 First aV' 10 join
SchatZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

ssttys. csdwslder, wiek-rshsn 4 "a. !.
list ST. 221 w. q. 23rss o. ian
y Seymann 10 Mary y Scott (forrr.s,. 10.
leyJ, indfv and gnl gdn; SIS 600. ~ 10.
York TITS Insurance co, 1875 Bway Nsv
f2D ST. =, ~ W 7th av TSrss <. -
1911. ~ n Frazee 70 Central Baptls, 90
\ Y: $3.50. 900; atty. T. S Cinch' a psr-f1 -
i2D ST. =. 578 e sth as. 12xss 8 - No.
1872. q r Cuipeper N Annie A Diro~1ns ~
10Th 81, $4,000; attys, Arovsmi,a q
Bway ~ II
18th ST. $50 ". :. 1925 7r
lO5 May Z. 1870; MARY wyntoo, y. Nh
Marietta p Ubert. Dobbs Ferry, VS. =
atty, Title Guarantee Co 49,
SAND PROPERTY: JUna T. 1918.
dan TO Annie j. JSycox; $3.50: astyN ~
lDJ; q " & Florence r Storm 20 pr, 81
Varlsn. 7l - 232d 81. $1,000: s,ir. ssrs
g. Avery, 81 Park Row. rnil2
18th ST = :. s2il ist Az. II 1ex,.,
io2 ?: 18th 81. 8 =. az. e srsfFs a., n1vi
1906. A & Jennie Cypress 70 Mimi. ny
5000: atty. " n Hochdorf. 81 psrI nlrfA
nth ST, =, 1868 Msdlson 80
100 II: June Z 1911. J Townsend va
BERTHE VI & Doris Powell. riy: a,tv ~ =
solomon. 2'1 Park Row ~
I'D ST. $. 81 W I,enoI av. i5rlo n. -
g. 1900; Sarah 4 Bishop 70 Mutual ~. o.
co. . Cedar p: 1900 D's N
SANE PROPERTY: oct S. 1855: ar.s.
l3isT ST. 255 ". 8. 2i7 ub A. g.
Msy 20. 9o5. josephine q VI Collins "a ~ ~
- LIcntenhein; 800; atty, r " Toss !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Itt,z

Albany. Juno 4.
The Famous Players Charles Frohman Co,
Manhattan: motion pictures. $4,000; 4. Iuker.
2l3 ". 10Th ST. y. y. A. A. Kaufman and
the Ncometric Dental instrument Co. Man
haitian; $3J. 600: II. u -. Chayes, SO Fifth av.,
y. y: y. Chayes and /. Fradkin. y. \.
The Colonial Realty co. OF Buffalo; $4,000;
II. o. LAMA, Michele Caboni and w NJ Menl'
Pompei Construction Co. The Bronx: CON
tractors: $4,000. G. L. Bowen. 20 webster
av.. y y: Vincent Robino and = Galassi,
the Normandy Waist Co, Manhattan; SCI,
600 samuel Halperin. 90 J.. 2d ST, Brooklyn;
NJ Banck. Brooklyn: l. Harris, y. y.
Napoleon Associates. Brooklyn; builders and
CONTRACTORS; $40 900; n \ Levi 1880 80 ST.
The Alec Film Co. Manhattan; SO. O0O II.
Harris 81 Nassau St, y. y; Il. \. hohn and
Woodruff smith Manhattan: trucking con-
tracing: 5000: W smith, "a Valentine Lane.
YonkeIs: A. W. ruthill and \. Lounsberry'
Oco SILK Manufacturing Co, Brooklyn: ;lO-
900: g. s. Gutter. l44l President St. BROOKLYN:
Joseph T. Froehlich and Paul Obersieonnk'
NJ. j. Levine Glass Co. Manhattan; 5000;
NJ Levine. $40 Suburban pl., The Bronx, r.
Levine The Bronx; }. Bass y. ,.,ooo.
Hector Film Corporation, Manhattan: N0VOo.
J. b. Vaughey. 3S3 broadway y. y; Emil
Frankc and y. G. Goldberger, y. y,
NJ Staub Inc, Mamaroneck: contractors;
81. 900 NJ. staub Il Ward ay.. Maf'aroneck'
y y Staub and 4. Staub, Mamaroneck.
Dyreda Art Film Corporation. Manhattan
$50. 600 d. Flanagan, Montclalr y. j.: II. ..
q Neiil. Brooklyn II. u. achall. Paiisade'
e. y. Cook 4 Co. Alexandria Bay; drugs;
$40 900. G.. y Cook W. H. Marshall and q. Nj.
Zoler. Alexandria Ray.
Eencdetu Inc. Manhattan; boots and shoes
81 900, V Benedetti. $40 BROADWAY y. T.
Frank Beucdctu and " G. Brennan y. \.
pine Products Co. Manhattan: timber, lum-
Der oils etc: 100000, II. Il. Wilcox, l2y w
SOuh ST, y. y. l. j. Nightingale and 7. J..
Murtha y. y.
\. Is HIoustoin Bath House, brooklyn; s.
600. II. Rose. u stockton St, HIoOkiyn' a
Rr1nstcin and Emma Bronstein. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. leased large
duplex apartment Of eleven rooms and
three baths At 969 Park av., corner OF
sd ST., to Mrs. William Draper: apart
ment at us East Ath st. TO Mrs. G. w.
Keeling for Moore & Wyckof, agents;
also at IS East 18th st. to Augustus f..
Bechstein. and East 18th St to Courtney
B. Schweppe.
O'Reilly e Dahn have been appointed
agents for the Walingford and Airing
ton apartments at j3j to $50 West lG3d st.
Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons have
leased an apartment at 1913 East 18th st.
TO a client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Dwelling House Rentals

Samuel If. Martin has leased the tour
,tor, dwelling house at 10 West o'u'
ST TO- Eliza J. Arkenburgh to Katherine
Walsh FOR three years.
: awson & Hobbs have rented for MIS-
- How the five story twenty-foot
dwelling house IA West soth St io' @
term Of years to II. j. Lesser
S,ton Henry & Douglas Gibbons nave
leased 20 a client for term OF years
20 East 10Th ST. for Mrs. c. Mchenha'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
The Bronx.

Title Guarantee and Trus, 60 "a -.
Sands 5000. same TO same e. 700
New York Trust co 70 city yx>~~
Co; 81. ssme % same. s. same - ssns
City Mortgage 60 70 Lawyers Nortgust y.
SIG. 900. same 20 same. $50 600. s,rs \
same. SOS. O0O: same TO New York Tr,r a.
81 same 10 SANE 81
Petecca GenerOsO to q Tedeseo sfns- -,
20 same, 500
Sarah f. Van Ripper n T Ursn: r.ev
Frances VI Walsh. indiv and as s(a !
Rockiand Realty 90: 81. OsG.
Osban Realty Co 10 s hummer: o.
Dollar Savings Bank % CITY OF Nsv ~
70 Meta VI Albers. 81. OO0
Alderman Co 60 y Kilsbs.mer: si.sA
j O'Kennedy 70 n Rsrknx>
81. OO0.
Poughkeepsie Trust CO N Poush kssux
Trust CO. trus 81 O00.
Lawyers Mortgage % 20 Sophia Y pirA~
$4,000; same 70 Anna r Schmidt sanM
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust va 1
LAWYERS Mortgage C6: $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
New Broadway Apartment.

Harry Jacobs is the real buyer of the
plot Of four lots at the northwest
corner Of Broadway and l46th st. the
sale Of which by Pauline d. Riggs and
William Oothout was reported several
weeks ago. Title TO the property will
be taken i'm the name of the Broadway
and 146th st. Corporation. There will
be erected on the site, which meas
ures 1O0xlO0. a ten-story apartment OF
high-class construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
S166.500 Brooklyn Deal.

Ross-Krant Co. has sold FOR Joseph
NJ Pacon. twenty-six lots front'ns Oh
Eastern Parkway, Union ST. ana DIN
coin and St Johns Places brooN,y H.
to the Sarota Brothers Constructor
ard Reality co. The buyers intend 20
Immediately improve the plottdE' W.
hich-qrads apartment houses IN pay
mont for the lots Mr.. Bacon, VINO -
coal and realty operator. accepted t"'
apartment houses at S73 and S7S Bergen
g. and $500 in cash. The eXchanSe
involves about sl66,50O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Want Assessments Reduced.

Supreme Court Justice Philbin was
Yesterday asked by the Century Holding
Company. which owns the property from
% to 50 West 45th ST.. To grant an
order directed to the President and
other members of the Tax Board re-
quiring them to appear and show cause
why the assessments on the property
in question should not be on a total
valuation of S77l,275.31. which the
petitioner says is reasonable. instead
Of at the present Tax Board valuation
of s92o,OO0. The order TO show cause
was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Long Island Rentals.

The Lewis II. May Co. has leased as
follows:
At Far Rockaway. l.. l.. for Mata f.
Calm cottage on Mcneil av. 10 W. w
Strasser; for David Goodman cottage
on Healy av. to Henry Phillips: for
Joseph Cassidy cottage at Sims Beach
to ;. Cohn.
At Arverne, l.. l.. for Miss r.. IT. Bar
rett cottage on Storm av. to Mrs. j.
Burcheu: for Jennie $. Simon cottage
on Jerome av. TO \. Meyer
At Edgemere, L. l., for Rachel Rhine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE,
JUNE 4.
Manhattan.
Mania attain.


r Crotrcloss 70 4 p RoesserAr. A.
" Carlisle. admir-. Eliz Duke .. -.
Guarantee and Trust Co. 1000 w
80 Title Guarantee and Trust 90 "a A..
Trust 20. Sc OOO r'
same 10 Julia Coddington. SIS o0o
e : Dawson. trus. 10 9 6 Dayi,o.
m'ttse' 81 ~,
81 600. we
J Strars 20 n r. Schsuerman: ST.
r Pope 20 Aetna Accident and rlss,..
CO Of Hartford. Conn. 81
Lawyers Mortgage co N Tarys,, -
Insurance and Trust 60. $4,000 ~
i crosby gdn. 10 = Stlmson ana -.
s2f. 600 "a ~
+ Morris 70 Dorothy y Rae: siO4
New York Title Insurance "a IA
Savings Bank. 50 900
: vs. Kiddle. "xr. 20 r n Jones: u,x
'iiN Mortgage CO 20 NcW YORK r.
Co, $40 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Buys West End Av. Apartment

George II. Finn. Of Pittsburgh, ac-
quired title from the Cambridge Con-
struction Co. TO the twelve-storE
apartment house. on plot 102xI5. at the
southwest corner of West End avenue
and 18TH st The seller took in part
payment three four-story hfty-foot
apartment houses on Craft av., Pitts
burgh. More than 100000 was in
volved in the trade Mr.. Finn is pres
ident OF the newly organized Finn
ORourke Co, Inc. which will con-
struct the four East River tunnels.
Tucker. Speyer & Co were the brokers.