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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-05-28
Low "Up.keep" Carburetor

AoW Op-kSep NuEUuIetOT
The carburetor used on the Maxwell was -espee-
tally designed for 1t after long and severe tests
under every conceivable condition Economy tours
conducted by hundreds of dealers and owners in
different sections of the country have proved its
efficiency, its quick response to throttle and its
extremely low consumption Of gasoline. 1t has
been termed the "low up-keep" carburetor.
Reversible Steering Gear
The greatest margin of safety has been pro-
yided in the steering gear of the 1915 Maxwell
The Maxwell irreversible steering mechanism is
of the expensive worm-and- gear type and its SUI
periority over every other type lies in ts many
adjustments. At no time is more than a fourth of
the bearing surface of the gear which operates
the worm in use. When needed, a new bearing
surface may be had by adjusting the gear quarter
OF turn. In short, the Maxwell steering gear
has four times the adjustment of any other kind
Heavy Car Comfort
What surprises most people is the smooth, buoy
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-05-28
81 MAXWELL DISTRICT OFFICES

81 MaxtUeN District Offices are main
tanned in leading cities. This means 81 Dis
army of skilled men is to see that Maxwell
dealers give real Maxwell service to Maxwell
owners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-05-28

Trade at home and help pay
your taxes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-05-28
from the maker of the car he drives. He
sometimes needs new parts, adjustments, etc.
( l6 GREAT MAXWELL SERVICE
BRANCHES

The Maxwell Motor Company takes care
of Maxwell owners by maintaining is great
MaxrOeN Service Branches. These branches
are in great cities which have been selected
in such a manner as to thoroughly cover the
United States. They can deliver parts to
any Maxwell dealer or Maxwell owner within
a few hours.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-05-28
Is Great Service Branches 81 Maxwell District
Maxwell Dealers are always at the Service Of Those

When you buy an automobile you buy
two kinds of service. First THE service
given and guaranteed by the car itself.
Second:-The service given by the maker
and the dealer while the car is in use.
The service the Maxwell car gives is
known. $4,000 satisfied Maxwell owners
have given the Car the rough and tumble acid
test of fully eighteen months service. The
Maxwell has shown that il is able to stand
up under the severest use. In cities, over
country roads, through mud and sand and up
the steepest mountains, the 1915 Maxwell
has made good for $4,000 owners.
THE SERVICE THAT THE MAXWELL
MOTOR COMPANY GIVES
The service that the Maxwell car gives
cannot be questioned. Any automobile
owner from time to time requires service
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q. de Casanova
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Richard II. SWartwout ahd Glraud =. Thofn-
son as trustee under IN, last WI ana
Plaintiffs, Against BiatEo l.. Harsell ana
others Defendants.
In pursuance % a judgment OF fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the ahove-entitled action and bearing date
the eighth day of July. 1915, !, the under
sisned' the referee n saii Jsds"sns
Exchange Snlesroom. nos. l4-l6 Nesey
street, In the Borough Of Manhattan Of
the city Of New York, on the third day OF
August, 1913. ~ u O'Clock noon on thas
day, by Joseph l.. Day. Auctloncer. the
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold. and therein described ns follower
ALI. those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
anu, with the buildings and im~proveinenn
thereon erected. situate, lying and being 10
ne borough OF Manhattan 81 the CITY OF
New York. In The County and state OF New
YORK. bounded and described as followsi
Intersection OF the southcrly eide OF
Howard street with the easterly side OF
itroadway. running thence easterly along
the souNerly slice Of Howard street one
hundred and twcAty-thrco feet ave and
one-haif Inches to premises No. 30 Howard
Strsett thence sou,heriy along sa,d
promises and rcar,y parallel with BROAD
Wy one hundred and one feet ten and one
nait lnches to land now or late OF John
yIy. thence westerly nearly parallel with
howard street and along ttil land nov
or lat OF John jay twenty four feet nine
anu thrc"-qudrt"rs Inches to a point dis
taht nlnetN-eight foe, three and Ouc-hnlt
inches ,%cast"rly from Broadway; thence
hortheriy nearly parallel with broad way
anu along the land now or late OF John
Jay forty-nin- feet eleven and one-half
.nches TO The nurtherly line Of said land
now or late OF John Jay: thence westerly
anu along IN" nprthcrly line Of land now
or late OF John jay ulnety-cight feet four
anu oh"-Gutrtcr Inches to the cas,eriy side
oi broadway, and thence northerly along
,ne tdSt"rIy sid" OF broadway nfty-one
roy ton ana ono-qU1rier inches 20 the
pnIht or pldc" OF D. ginning, Together With
~ gas ana electric nNturcs. heaters.
pnli"re' elevators. pumps and machinery
anu connections Of every description In or
connec,ed with said buildings and premises
mn whether or not tho same or any "
,nein are securely attached 90 the freehold
or Otherwise, the same having been declared
IN the mortgage hereby iorcclosed 20 hs
mortgage
Dated. New York. July 10Th. 1915.
ABRAHAM Fit Referee.
'f.'ltiE W. THOMSON. Attorney for
I,ainiins, IA nroldvny. Borough OF
Minh1ii1n New York C!ty.
! n" following is q diagram ~ the prop-
trty 70 be sold; It's street Numbers ara
s.N-'sz broadway and 37-%l Howard
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N,F. PLANT BUYS
5TH AVE. HOME SITE
Takes Plot at Corner Of seth
street on Asking Price
of 500, 900.
RIG APARTMENTS TRADED

Morton /. Plant. hoping 10 evade the
,-,te INVASION which has made his at
,,,,..,c home at Fifth avenue and Fifty
.s.5rI street ~untenable, has purchased
,s ..'e FOR a new residence the north
,o-rer % Firth avenue and Eighty-sixth
,.-s,'. q vacant plot fronting so feet on
,Ne avenue and 100 feet on the street.
Bernard VI Earueh. who sold the prop
.,ty 10 MIR Plant. disposed OF it on an
ass ns price Of 100000 Clifford van
s.rurmlu as broker. negotiated the sale.
Mr. Plant paid all cash for the prop
err, There is no mortgage on 1t and
rore Will he obtained. Plans for the
new dwelling ave not been prepared.
In fact tt Is said that no architect has
been selected. II is stated, however,
that the house will be even more
sumrtucus more costly than the
rresen, Plant house at the southeast COR
ner OF Fifth avenue and Fifty-second
street, opposite the Vanderbilt DWELLINGS.
Purchase OF the property by Mr.. Plant
sets az rest the fears OF local residents
and property owners who have expected
that the Eighty-sixth street corner
would be used as an apartment house
ste. since 1t was known to be In the
market for sale without any restriction
against a multifamily house.
The erection OF the new house will
round out as a section Of beautiful
homes the stretch of Fifth avenue from
Eighty-ffth street to Eighty-seventh
street. ON the corner Of E%ighty-nfth
street Is the home of J.. y. Clews and
Al Eighty-s!xth street Is the fine new
home Of William starr Miller. James
Speyer's residence occupies the south
corner Of Elghty-seventh street and d.
rectly north is the marble home OF
Henry Phipps.
Mr.. Plants present home, though In a
section where residences are likely to be
found for many years because Of the
location of the Nanderbilts there, is ron.
fronted by business buildings. lust
across ~Fifty-second street liz a twelve
story commercial building erected on
part OF the site OF the old Langham
Hotel. a property was the centre
OF a FIGHT waged for years by the Van
defhilts and h Sloanes against the
trade invasion. Only when II was found
mat nobody would take the property for
residential purposes did they surrender
and permit he erection of the business
building.
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EHRET BUYS A l. 4

BROhDWAY-George Ehret has pur-
chased from Charles j. Smith the
northeast corner of Broadway and
li'th street. q five story fiat. on lot
.'6Nlol9. The property is mortgaged
To- $50. 500.
VEST ll7TH STREET-The five story
d. house, on lot 2~5Xl00.ll. at l4j
West ll7th street. 200 feet east of
Seventh avenue. is reported to have
been sold, The owner Of record Is
Rachel Woolf.
THIRD ANENUE-Lester Fegenblatt
has bought from Ferdinand BrackmaI
the four story building. oil lot :5xl0l.
a. l+il Third avenue. The buyer
owns the R0inbow Theatre. adjoining,
AID mas now a plot 6lxl0l.
WEST 18TH STREET.-Pepe & Bros.
have resold for Alice Loughran so
West Twelfth street. a four story
and easement building, on lot 25NlO3,
Z the Lev!a Realty Company. The
building is going TO be altered into
studios as originally planned.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and BROOKLYN.
lat ~ NESEY STREET,
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.

BY Bryan /" Kennedy.
TIN Az, 2S2, " :, $50 n ?Sl -, l9ss
so; . sty bldg with store, ,rs' sale al
inurned sine die. also
.5TH ST, 27e W, $ :, i1 q Sh av. 1s2y
GSF. I sly dwlg, trus' sale. estate ~
wilism \ Boyd, deceased; adjourned
70 Az 1909, . cor I'D st. 27..x;s. 3 S'y
fat and strs-Farmers Loan Il Trust 90
et a.. trstes, AK, Jacob Kapltn - al due.
t23,lsn99, taxes, Sc. H,sS27, TO. the
p'dlh'lH' '.'''.-.. ,''s...... S30,' 800
ny Joseph +. Day.
'OTH 81, p " rs, ago " an ay. !ov
Ss' ! sty h,ds, and Mutual TIE
due, stG59??S, taxes, Sc. s@6s2.55 to the
ar AV. 1850. " :. so n l:-,h s.. e&,t'65
"a II P%cllc,icr 81 al. Tue. ,.s'slr, S
taxes, &c, "a; to tn. plalntlr. $4,000
Az A. g. W, so san -. -oNNGs .
s,y tnmtuciW koal Es!s'rCo sG' Emma
sl2s -, to IN" p.ain'in ...... $500
Az A. or sutton ri, 20. " io5 i,ih
rial Home agt Emma Schcyer c' Al IIic.
y ifl 50: 'AN"s, 81, sl2'Si. 70 tho CI'v
Rea! Estate Co a party in interest $500
15Nloo >. ! ~ ion hiig-N Y Tras, o.,
nsl e l. F,n91' ct a; da. I?'s't
siyg'INNS g.2s " - ,}ne p,,t.,'n : 900
'srioo5 B., 5 ~ nat " Thho'm,oonn,
,9wm, as' Mamie L"..3 :, n tqo
F',f 'N''' ~ S"'lN' 10 me
,Ry Henry Brady.
~ ~dwls-Bway sayss Inst agt y y
Narle ct al, duc. s." uEG OF, taVa.. a.
s-''3', to IA" plaintiff .........sl-,e5o
By Henry n Ke'cham
CAN\l, sc. - 10 -. n cor Allen 81. box
'lt. two > ny brk limits ami STR. also
h'ih ~. 40 W, about 1925 q Amos
AZ, .5N!o" D. . sly tnmt, right, tito. a
L Livingston agt : \ KrulaWi.h %.
aI.''..'. .,'....,A Adjourned Ia August 4
lat 3-oS THIRD AVENUE
By charles A, Berrian.
10th ST, 800 T. II . cor Cottage nj 5u>
~! J. ! ~ dwig-W 4 Patton eta, ,rus.
At w. ,Na.tm e. a.. due, tHa.i ~
18TH ST, Sot L, II 5, as . s, AIMS ay.
@5Nl00, vaCint-k g Fulton ct a, or.
and trus. agi VI f. Flynn ct Al az.
$4,000, taxes. &c, s2s 10, 10 tho plain
BY Joseph Day
l51p ST, 3"s l., S $50 " CoIr'Ianlt ay.
50Xlo0, 3 sly tint & vaCau, Bonn Elm.
hig.'r agt So Sohol ct Al. due. s.. CAS- 0
taxes. Sc, flll5b; sub n pr mr ~
$4,000; to the pIaintir ...-.'.....SV 500
By George Price
BEAR SWAMP RID, 1905. W $. 30 n
Morris Park av, 50N99 lNl5UN9s S-Gus-
tav Grossman agt + A Sohmlod"r - f..
cNrs, due. t2.gS2 30: taxes s. s7T3 :. D.,
FREDERICK W Richter. ......... .,,on'
lat IA BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ny W. j. McrhNlamy
riLDEN Az, $ ? cor BROOKLYN sv, iOiS SIX
los,S-E ST Z Hamilton ayt h \ Ryan
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prY FLAT SITES NEAR SUBWAY.

Jerome Barnard Associates has sold
10 Brown ~ Lapin. builders. eleven and
: adIt lots AZ the northwest corner Of
Jerome avenue and 1921 street. 'front.'
!s 2Sb feet on the avenue and 100
iee' on the street. The purchasers
VIII erect O u five story flats
WIN stores on the immediate cor
re-. Henry J. Krantowitz was the brok-
e. and William II. Chesebrough and
Clark q. Daley represented the selling
i'errs's. Stockholders OF the Jerome
BARNARD Associates Include the United
States Realty Il Improvement Company.
~;dle OF Charles I. Barney and Oak
le.Sh Thorne. Mr.. Chesebrough re-
Gently purchased the interest OF the
Estate OF William +. Havemeyer. The
p.ot is about 400 feet south Of Kings
tr!d-c road and faces 50. James Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
foRp ,oMpA>Y's NEW PLANT.

u VAS reported yesterday That the
Fn'l Motor Company mad purchased a
square block In the eighborhood OF the
long Island depot 10 be the site FOR a
large snow building ard plant for the
automobile concern. The company has
been rrgot .ating for a location In TINS
lEu|fr and prominent real estate
broke. have been in the market trylnS
SECURE a large plot In the neighnor.
tN1s. T. was announced yesterday that
deal had been closed and that many
bindings would soon be razed to make
room for the improvement. The COM
PAW proposes to build a model structure
nf a'-"m5ling and exhibition purposes
!ae office Of the company In Astoria,
,"hs Island City, said that the company
intends 20 build one OF the largest ana
most modern buildings devoted to
'Nl'n'h.lo interests in tie country In the
.egHbHrAood OF Flatbush avenue. but
!Sst Who're the buildings will be located
we o0lp.d,s refuse to say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
TEXAS OIL co. IN pRooKLyx.

Tne block bounded by Marsh stree,
me Long Island Railroad and Dutch
Mis- Creek. In the Hunters Point sec.
.lon OF Long Island City. has been
taken by the Texas on Company as
the location of a group of buildings 10
constitute the chief distributing plant
tor this section Of the East. The filine
OF plans with the Queens building bureau
Tor the first n of the plant. the esti.
mated cost OF which will be $780, 900,
was the first authentic information MS
10 the purchaser OF the land on which
the plant is to be located. which com
prises over a city block. This property
was originally purchased three years ago
BY a New England company. which alter
went into bankruptcy.
Charles Il. Rickeson has sold 424 Park
place. between Underhili and Washing
ton avenues, a two family dwelling, for
Mrs. Catherine A. Caldwell to a client
for occupancy.
The three story apartment building
al 355 Douglas street has been sold by
joan Pullman. as broker in the transac-
ton. to a client for investment The
building is located near the Fourth ave-
nue. subway.
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MANY SEASHORE LOT BUYERS
Edgemere Auction to BE Continued
| Tomorrow,

After having sold 234 lots and four
houses at Edgemere Crest on the Rocka-
way coast. out of a total offering of 400
lots and sever houses. the NJ. Morgen-
thau. Jr,. Company. ~auctioneers. put over
the selling OF the rest of the property
Tuesday night until tomorrow night. 1t
will be continued then and will be finally
closed on Saturday night The sale was
started on Saturday last with Fi,z-
James T.. Browne doing the selling, and
was continued Monday night n Tues
day night.
several hundred persons were present
a the last session. most OF them To-
cal residents and builders. tt -rt-.,
ifty-six lots for n total Of $2s,.,,. or
an average OF $&3l a lot. For the to-
tai 234 lots and four houses sold the
sellers have received 3l3l,0ll, with an
average for the lots of sio5. Tuesday
night a lumber OF women were buyers
and Manning Phillips. one of the old 10.
cal owners. bought eight lots on East
Thirty-second street to d to his al
ready large holdings.
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10TH Az. s5s--Frsdi Il Hertti to Jo. 4
Jockel. CoNsackie. y Y. at,ys. Band!er
7TH Nv " cor ss;h st. t,sso-Mii;;oonn
Hopkins to cath W Loney. Nor,hampion,
Ems. attys, Stewart 4 : a.. Wal
7TH Az. " $ 1901 n SEN st. I-s,is-sams
to same, attys. sarue. .......... $4,000
SAME PRoPERrY-sam. to same a,tys,
SANE PRoPERTY--same to same. attys.
sJLLivAN ST i&,Lci,y Real Estate 60
10 lula + sny.ie, a'tys' stewart &
sr'LLivAN ST. i.,-jaiia 4 GiirsH to
Csth " Loney Northampton. Enc attys.
.isTH ST : : $50 = SIN ay, ?5Nioo Ii
Equitable rru.t Go of y Y to Lawyers
INF GO 50 Liberty $4,000
Lawy,rs Mtg Co to Julia Wolr ct al
trus Lawrence, l. l. ATTY Lawyers Mtg
BowERY, 25s-Wm q De Wit, and ano'
exr, 10 cath W Loney : " 10Th st.
attys. stewart Il :, 60 Wall 81. .t22. 7sg. 30
srh AN' l66-same to same ATTY
'TH ST, IA E--Arency R.aity s Mtg
90 TO Cath " Lonty. " 18th It. attys
s,sTar, & 5. IS Wall ....,.... 81. 900
loo.II-Helen NJ McLough1in TO peter
pfay' ~ Bennett av; ATTY, Jas o'Farrell.
ssTH ST. los E-unl,ed Hebrew chari,Is~s
70 EIhlgrant Ind Saw Bank. 81 Chambers
- any l. 7 Co, $50 Bway..... .sls.5oO
~ ~, ltSs-Leo Proper to Fredk
Lyman. lis Nassau I'll
,,, BronN.
Pr, " ENR to Sophie Meschsl $1,000
HHAK. and ano. to Leo
SOFT DELLA II, to Geo y Morris ssyS
a. John. to Rose Masterson. $1,000
Trusi NCirAN MTG co to Metropolitan
'', ooRTLANDT DE p. and ano. exrs,
JoUS 7 NJ. ,eM corn ',.,,,.,.. $50, 900
vScuuS FULLY co TO Aaron Fut~ter,n.ns a
ATENcf sLTY a MTG 90 TO CAR "
i'oney 90 assts) 49, M
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LIS l'ENDF>S.
Manhattan.

e,ru st 200 columbus Az. Fix
400 ;Iiucy " Shepard All Jacob sham
l.ru g. nj tfor,clus Of mtg,l at;y, Il
s.'s ~
;sD ST. n y. 9sN @ 81 av, 2aN,0- e-Achille
Fel.ini agt John Rpz2ufh 81 al t~orec.os
OF mtsel attys, Levy 4 Frankentha.er
18TH ST. "a :, 1884 " Au4uhuu Az Il.NN
l0O-LHNy crs M'gc co Hsi Herman
cohen - al ,forrclos of m'geb, dilyH'
cary 4 Carol.
siTH ST =, -ct " Central PARK West
25Nioo S. Eas' River SAVINGS Institution
ast Alice r WINS Ct Al 'rofce''' %
mtgel ATTY, - ! h'hhATd
LIST Az, II " ; 49, u ' Isl - 3"N ~
and ~ aI, 80. dnl S!-t - '"' -,
laNid VI Nhp.th 'E. anna LUZ ~ al
tfortc.os @ mts''' ,"t'f 'Issln'.r .
I'D 81 ~ -M"'H,' 80 ~ - VI \
agt MarsHerltt ! Ir Snn.t e. al
ldnltu!ael 'or''."s VI WV "'s'''' ANY
A,!tn. .,o 1, nt,,,., .oo
BkbAl'NH ~ ~ ~ ''.un T,.t'
Louis JdFnlu,oNsHA az, J.nhte
lsahs ia ,'n''"''H '''''''S " "'se''
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APARTMENTS IN TRADE.

MAX y Natanson has sold for the
w broadway Holding Corporation, d.
y. stewart president, the Grey,on Court.
an eleven story structure a, the sou,h
corner Of Riverside Drive and l4lst
street. This property, which covers a
TOT lVOAl25. and was erected about
'h'ee years ago by the West Side Com
sruchon Company. was purchased b.
A Lincoln. In part payment for Grey
ION Court. Mr.. Lincoln gives the Swan
sAoa' a ten story apartment structure
N ne Inlon square section. occupying
a plot 5ox1oO. at lO5 and 1917 East FIJI,
'tenth street. adjoining the property OF
lie Union Square Bank.
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FLAT TRADED FOR INN.

tNTERNALE AVENUE,-The Rogers
Place Corporation has sold the south
IVES. corner OF Intervale avenue and
ltad street. a hve story apartment
house with stores. on plot 12xlOO. The
buyer is an investor, who gave In part
PAYMENT the Centre Moriches Inn, at
Centre Mor!ches, l.. l. Philllpp POL
!h was the broker In the deal. TIE
Boz house IL one OF a row or struc-
'Irrs built by the selling company,
M1lIEGAN AVENUE,-Richard II,
S.In.a has sold Tor Mrs. Hattie A.
!. .",ue 10 a client the three story
Z n- house at the northeast corner
o. N~orrran avenue and l75th street
Known Is SOS East 10th street, on
,. O., feet on l75th street and 100
f. u. Noheean avenue. This was a
Ca. transaction.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WIN name and address Of lenders AZ.
MAPEs Az, IS. iisst,nssy' ,,,.,. .,x,,,a
AAHs !, lslo-Michs,I Fortunate %, %, ttG!
Na.sanss,' attys' A & Bloch, 90
LOT sos map is2s. Van cortland, Es tSSo
AIN ward July II lsl2-Marcsiia e;
Conn. ana s Csss K"T c1r,lsnd' sharon,
sw sAfs' &C. atty. l. Go. isS
Lot 500. SAM. map ana Ts';o
LGT .ss. sam. map and i,si,sS
ATTORNEY ST, E 5, 50 n E Broom. cS'
iityMev, Dec IL, iso7-Kamni,l P"dnI,kut
son. stuUthungs ~Nerein, to Louis Abram.
way wy wy . ! frankenstein. ll5 Broad.
i' TDy U.s., ass u ga St, ggr5xsoxssS%sGTgsc'
to lily N -Hsrmann and Nina Doerse
ssT TT9nsh'on 4 /. 81" I.libortyys., cS
''FF FEB e. E + . % ]Jexlns,Sn ay. ssor%7",'.
burst Hotel Ansonis' hileh = Park;
Ssrety Co Indemnity mtg, ll5N iau r >
SANE PROPERTY. April ia. ,tsd,Is.;Iss.
Jan So ,sl;--M1i.ary W n 81 az. :ostida.so,
issE -" Sav Bank; atty, 1T + o.
SANE PROPERTY, JUL, "a. iisii-aan5s;o G 20
WEBSTER Ay, n Il. cor iis:d $; ,3,ooO
20 70 beg June :. 1877 to 2 : is;a six v
to Mary sisviin, iS7 W T Tf,h conn%r
Michael J Mulqueen. 2Ss Bwsy.' SSnn =
fi.pklDGE ST. ~, 25xs7 &, iot s-s
tarm OF James Delaney, Nov 81 LISP
nioiuihE c3rpn, it9 Church st: attys' Din,
n9nd A. Abrahams, ~ Park Row $1,000
WAsHiNGTo ST, 20. 2 :, "a a. Morris
ST. sosNd7.. July 10, i9la-MirIam Ra,ss
10 the Marketable Title Co; attvs' Wst,
son q kristeller. 100 VIM ST 80 4" So0
HOE Az =, 20 n l72d st, 5OxI0O, Oct ii
ist-LEsame 10 same; attys. Less 4 q.
soTH ST . 5, ;5sG E Isl, av. s;.io:. 'Gco
: l~sO7--Lulel and Marie Molinelli 10 JtSss
soTery S Sr Hs' attys, cndwaiader, "
Bowery, :oxes.s, June Is, igO6-soIomon
Specior TO Mendel singer. atty, los :
,Msinncrser go Bway., ...y,. $1,000
1922, Ap q, lSlt-Frank & schiu, 70
Jerome Monks, AG W list al s,tys
Cruikshank a. Co, IA Bway. 800. ii. boo
Az. y es, " from . W a
lot az. map OF Paramount, 2Sxibo Inn.
30. lt99-Alice L and Eugene l. Peaboay
70 Mary c Ham atty. T @ co. iis
pHostEcT Az, w. So, /, Lebanon 800 800
lSsxloo, Feb 5. l909--Jno VI and susan
Il Wallace to Union square Permanent
Coop Bdg 4 Loan Assn; atty WIN
I.sngdon. . Beskinan st..,....., $1,000
RECORDED LEASES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
SOME RECENT BUYERS.

The Jarrett Realty and Security Com
pany. +. c. Dininny president, is the
buyer of 1856 East Twenty-sixth street.
sold by the Gramont Construction Com
pany through Charles Il. Van Valen.
j. 5. Armstrong Is the buyer of the
dwelling l53 Riverside Drive. sold last
week by the Hazel Real Estate Com
pany. Harold H.. Armstrong was the
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
HARRY s. BLACK OPTIMISTIC.
says Building IL Imprsvins and
Realty Conditions Are Bet,cr.

Harry S. Black. chairman OF the
United States Realty n Improvement
p says In an interview In the
wan street Journal that be believes the
TURN Tor the better In building and real
estate has arrived.
o a year or more past said Mr..
hiack' conditions in building and real
ss.a,o nave been bad. but recently there
mas oeen an Improvement and | believe
we have turned the corner. Within the
iast three weeks we booked more business
IN new building than in the preceding six
OF seven months. Real estate Is also
owl signs Of recovery.
nave not been very optimistic for
more than a year past. but It now looks
as thoush the building and real estate
branches. which seem to be the first TO
eNper'ehce depression and the last to re-
trade ~ ""'" VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
BUY HOMES IN QUEENS.

James F. Murray OF Flushing reports
the sale OF the two and one-half story
frame dwelling at 20 Smart avenue.
Flushing. for Oscar Heegar to Paul W
Hommert OF Corona.
J. Edward Breuer Of Great Neck has
sold the Frank Mattern house or Cedar
Drive. Great Neck Estates. to r. A.
Keller of Manhattan. The price Is said
to have been $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
NEW LAMP COMPANY HERE.
Chicago Concern Takes Onice-
other Business Rentals.

The Mantel Lamp Company of Amer
lea, a large Chicago concern, having a
big manufacturing plant in Waterbury,
Conn. has lea sed for its Eastern
offices and showrooms for "A term Of
years an entire floor. approximately
1000 square feet. in the twelve story
building at 2t3 to 2i7 West Seventeenth
street. running throug.i to 232 &c 23i
West Eighteenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29

The approximate amount % the lien y
,ntihI' H., ,!,' ".'.. 'ne tHnES,is-
FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
SEVENTY SEVEN ,N.Iuy DOLLARS,
tS.5Hf,.N. N,'h n',r"-, thereon from
the .'h t,. ~ Jy"" 1915, together WITH
the costs ant wan, amounting 20
1880 30. Win iutar,s, from Jan" lt'h. lglJ,
together Win ~" cNp"u-r- uf IN" sac.
The HuproNIutt" amount 90 'hr ttNrs. n.-
srssu"u'S and water rrfn., ur other .lyus.
which arc 20 be allow ei 90 me purchaser
Out NJ the purchase money, ur I,til hy ne
n~r'cr'r. l. 3 .7t - H'i Interest
Dated. New York Ju'r ''N. 1915
EDNl%p HI'RIEY Ea'oroa