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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

Postmaster General Burleson, in the
bitterest language, is roasting the
railroad companies, charging them
with looting the postal service. The
present deficit is S10,0O0,0O0. He as
serts it is the lobbying of the rail-
road representatives that had saddled
a portion of the great losses on the
department.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
SNAP SHOTS AT WORLDS
NEWS.

If Maxim's new invention proves to
be all that is claimed for it, subma-
rines will no longer risk destruction
by showing their periscope. He says
it will be possible for underwater
fighters to make their attacks COM
pletely submerged.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

Now that former Senator Root has
put stop to the talk about him as
presidential possibility, and Asso-
ciate Justice Hughes gives no sign of
an inclination to run, there is re-
vival of the report current a few
weeks ago that former President Taft
may enter the field.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
BRITISH
STEAMERS
ESCAPE
United Press.

United Press.
SOUTH SHIELDS, England, March
24.-The steamer Duffield is report
ed to have escaped submarine in a
thrilling chase, torpedo just miss
ing the bow rods. The Duffield sue
ceeded in outdistancing the subma-
rine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

N0TE-Following is the third of
the eye witness stories by Phil RAIDER,
an American newspaper man, who
fought with the famous French for
eign legion in the trenches for four
months. The third will be published
tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
MINIMUM WAGE
FOR CITY'S WORK
United Press.

United Press.
PORTLAND, Me-, March PA
city ordinance went into effect today
by which city laborers, and laborers
employed by all contractors on muni-
cipal work, will receive minimum
wage of $500 for an eight-hour day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

LONDON, March 24.-The admir-
atty today announced that five avia-
tors bombed the shipyards in South
Antwerp, where submarines are under
construction and set them on fire. 1t
is believed they did much damage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
(BY PHIL RADER.)

Copyright 1915. by United Press.)
LONDON, March 1.--How does it
feel to live in the trenches Here's
a little recipe by which you can find
out: Take cold, damp cellar, flood
it with some three to six inches Of
almost Ice cold mud. At . height Of
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
United Press.
DIglsDnGD An

United Press.
PETROGRAD, March 24.--Two
hundred thousand Russians and many
battery and new artillery were releas-
ed for the Cracow and Hungarian
campaigns by the surrender of Pre-
mysl. The army will be prepared to
strike the most crushing blow of the
war.
1t is now estimated that possibly
one hundred and nineteen thousand
were taken rom the Przemysl garrison
was taken. These are being convey
ed to the Russian prison camp. Sew
eral thousand are already in Kief, tat
tered and diseased.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

We never heard anyone contend
that the saloon is much of help to
the savings banks.
The biggest words used In the av-
erage newspaper probably were writ
ten by the cub reporter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25
WOMAN CALLED FOR JURY
SERVICE BY MISTAKE

MONTROSE, Colo, March "a
The distinction of being the first wom-
an to be summoned on jury in the
county or district court of Montross
county, belongs to Miss A. X. John
ston.
She was called by mistake. the sher-
hf having merely the initials to 60
by. She was excused when she ex-
planned to the judge of the district
court.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-25

NEW YORK, March 24.-Meagre
reports from the Carpathians indicat-
ed that the greatest and bloodiest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED,
Big Hat Company Leaves 2Ist
Street for 37th street Lofts,

The International Hat Works have
leased the fourth and fifth floors, an
Rrea of $1,000 squareoeet. in the build
Ing at 3. ) and : West ~Thlrty-seven,h
street for five years at an aggregate
rental Of 81. 600. The company is now
located in West Twenty-frst street,
where II has b On for years.
Horace S. Ely & Co. and Frederick
Gouthack & Aiwyn Ball, Jr., have leased
o. Aitchinson a Co, opticians at llG7
Broadway, the store in the Rogers Peet
Building on Fifth avenue, adjoining
Rogers Peet COmpany's store, on the
Forty-irst street corner. The opticians
will continue the Broadway store as a
branch establishment.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the store and
basement at l15 and III Fifth avenue,
southeast corner of Nineteenth street.
occupied by the wholesale department
OF Arnold, Constable x Co. The lcssees
ore Case & Co. one OF the largest lace
importing firms In this country and at
present located on West Nineteenth
etrooG. TIT lease Is for a long term of
years. The new tenants expect TO take
possession on December / after extern
sive alterations have been made.
Tho Cross & Brown COMPANY has
rented the store, basement and sub
basement In the building at ~ Murray
street 10 the Motor Car Euipment Com
pany space In l29 West T~wenty-second
street TO the Aston Costume COMPANY
- and 100 Mangin street to the star
S'A and Lumber Company second loft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
EVERYBODY 10 BUILD ROAD.
Move TO DO Much Needed Job at
Greenwood Lake in Two Days.

GREENWOOD LAKE, n. j., Aug. IA
Property owners, permanent and sum-
mer residents here, have decided to i'm
prove Westside Lake road. the prin-
cipal entrance to the Greenwood Lake
resorts. and have set September Q and
3 as the days when they will work with
picks. shovels. rollers and other i'm
plements.
New Workers. and Jerseyites have
united In the project, which Ia probably
the first Of its kind ever undertaken
In either State. The plan is outlined
In posters. which a in part:
Work yourself and bring your men
servants. II you are too lazy or are
unable to work hire a good man in
your place-hire him anyway. Contri-
buttons Of teams. dynamite, money or
anything else needful solicited. Com
petent road makers will oversee the
work..
THE women will organize themselves
TO see that h hungry are fed and
the thirsty are supplied with the proper
liquid refreshments. Doctors Of medi-
cine and divinity should volunteer.
services will be needd."
The New Jersey committee Is John J.
Hopper. william Stalter. w. G. Fox.
and Charles =. Rogers. The New
York committee IL A. Il. Dalbec, p. j.
Murray. J. Counsel and r. II. f. GUIDE
well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13

In IL to IS West Twenty-fourth street to
David Mandel space In 396 Broadway
to Henry II. Hopkinson and Stellar q
Silverman fifth loft at "a East Twenty
second street to karet Manufacturing
Company, and the south basement store
at 10 West Broadway to Degnon Con-
tracing Company.
Alfred ]. Rowantree has leased the
third loft in 100 Fifth avenue, corner of
Twenty-frst street. containing over l0.-
600 square feet, to the NJ. w. Schloss
Manufacturing Company. This COM
pletes the rental OF the building. The
same broker also leased the second loft
at 29S Fifth avenue. corner of Thirty
first street. to Waterman 4 Co. n
facturers OF waists also the second loft
at 473 Broadway through to 46 Mercer
street to s. Ontra & Bro. also to Breg-
stein. Simon & Co. 10000 feet at 1871 20
1877 Spring street. and the store and
basement at 141 to 145 Wooster street to
the Famous Paper Box Company.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased a store at 42l6 Broad
way to A. Dedejian for a term of years.
Pease & Gilman as agents for the
twelve story loft building at 81 and
SO East Thirty-second street have
leased a loft to ellis & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
DEAL NEAR COURT HOUSE SITE.

DUANE STREET-The Heuer Estate
has sold the two five story loft build
ings at 76 n rs Duane street. They
occupy a plot 49.4x77.l and extend
through to Republican alley. which
has an outlet N Manhattan alley lead
ing INTO Reade street Just across from
the Stewart Building. The purchaser
Is a newly formei corporation which
has leased the buildings to one tenant
on a long term basis. The buildings
will be modernized.
EAST 111TH STREET-The trustees Of
Cooper Union have sold the six story
apartment, with stores. at los TO 10
J East 1l1th street. 52.6 feet east Of
Park avenue. Thu house occupies a
. plot 80. 6xlO0. and was taken I'm fore
closure proceedings a week ago by
Cooper Union as plaintiff on a bid Of
$50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
BROOKLYN DWELLING BUYING.

FRIDAY & Lehman have sold 733
Chauncey street. a two story two family
dwelling, for Anna Griesmann, to a
client for occupancy. and 1853 jefferson
avenue, a two story two family dwelling,
for Frances klelntelch, to a client for
occupancy.
The McInerney Klinck Realty COM
pany has sold for Charles Goell the one
family dwelling with garage. on lot COX
100. at 35S East Twenty-third street.
Frederick Fox & Co. have sold for tbs
CUTLER Morgan Company the property at
S69 st. Johns place. Brooklyn. to James
J. Atchison. The buyer gives in part
PAYMENT five acres at Railway. \. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13

EDENwALD Av. o., rs Hill av. 75x1oo
-Gertie Halpin to Emil Matthiessen, 332
y l50th IT. Aug II. 8 yrs, 8 . G.; atty,
T q T Co. l7s Bway ......... $500
WEBSTER Av. n W cor 2ooth ct. 50xs5.il
Bridget Grimley to L s Saving Bank,
SOS Madison av. Aug II, 8 yrs. 5b. y c;
attys. Merrill. r a +. 100 Bway. $500
BAINBRIDGE Av, . cor 18Th st. B.sx
~sIt-sibelia Mohr to Gustav p Helfrich.
s2s Fox st. pr mtg e4s,6oo. Aug IL. in
stalls. p C; atty. Geo A Steinmullelr,
Ieli 30 $4,000
BRAND BLVD q CONCOURSE, . .. 147 n
lS2d ct, 2 lots. each 60xl0O. 2 mtgs, each
SH.ooo-County Estates. Inc, to Law
yers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty ~, Aug II. due
Oct I, 1920. 81 . 9; atty. T @ & T
RYYGGR a., ~. s~sy iiid = 'tsoosss,Goo
County EstatsA Inc. to Lawyers Mtg Co.
Ss Liberty 81. Aug II. due Oct 1. 1920.
bb p c. atty, T q 4 T Co. l7s Broad
RYER Av. va. 1854 n iiad st. to.issi,S@
same to same. Aug IL. due Oct J., 1920.
. p c; atty, sac 500
RyER Az. W 8. i4s n 1880 u. 50. txso.s-
same to same. Aus IL. due Oct 1, 1920,
on p G; atty. same. .e29.600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
LACK OF TRADING
| IN REALTY MARKET
Deal for Parcel Near New
Court House the Best Of
the Day.
RENEW WALDORF LEASE

George Boldt, who has made the
Waldorf Astoria one of Americas mos:
famous hotels, has extended his lease
on the big structure until 1928. His
present lease expires in 1918. The
Astors had so increased the price OF a
renewal that II had been rumored that
Mr.. Boldt would not pay their price.
But an agreement was signed yesterday
whereby he gets "A renewal of his lease
for ten years at a yearly rental OF
about 100000. More details Of his
lease will be found in another column.
This deal was the best of the day. II
did not necessarily have to be an
$4,000, 600 transaction to lead. as trad
Ing was limited In every respect. The
local market was practically at a stand
still. while the suburbs furnished com
paratively little news.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
POLICE METHODS SCORED.
Court Denounces Means Used 20
Trap Drug Users.

Nathan Rubin. II, of 11s East 1920
street, who was brought before the JUS
tees of Special Sessions yesterday after
having been convicted of possessing
heroin, said a detective for whom he had
been acting for some time as a stool
pigeon" knew all the while that he was
taking drugs repeatedly. His statement
drew from the bench a vigorous scoring
of such methods by members OF the Po-
Lice Department.
This court will at all times said
Justice O'Keefe, cooperate with the Po-
lice Department for the suppression OF
crime. We will commend and applaud
tho efforts OF honest police work. but we
must unhesitatingly condemn and dis
approve of the efforts of any police Off
Ger who In ferreting out crime or the
pursuit OF drug users drags down to the
depths of the gutter and makes a drug
user of a boy of the age of II years
The court committed Rubin to the
1nebriates Home at Warwick to be cured,
after which he Is to be returned to
Special Sessions for final disposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
WANTED TO BE FILM STARS.
Baltimore Girls Planned Jump
From Biscuit Foundry to

Two pretty little girls, both Is. who
said they had u away from their
homes in Baltimore In the irope OF
getting a Job as moving picture ac-
tresses, were arraigned before Magistrate
Ryan in the Children's Court yesterday
and sent to the Children's society.
They said they were Bessie Lissy OF
s2s North Chapel street and Lillian
Koska OF 92i North Durham street.
They arrived in New York early yester'
day morning. carrying a small package
that contained postal cards from their
homc town. They got as far as Chat
han Square, where they asked a strange
man where they could get a job. He
led them to Patrollnan Cowan at Canal
street and the Bowery, who took them
to Police Headquarters.
The girls told the police that they
had been working In a biscuit factory
in Baltimore for $3.50 a week and had
decided to come TO New York and make
big money a. movie actresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
100000 BROOkLyN PLANT.

Plans were filed in Brooklyn yester-
day for n ten story steel and brick
f%reproof factory and office building for
The Grand tnion Tea Company to cost
100000. 1t is to be located at the
northwest corner of Jay and Front
streets n will entirely cover the plot
bl.4X1Oo.3 and will be used on the top
floor for offices and on the nine other
floors for storage and the manufacture
of cocoa and chocolate. This Is the
last of o model fireproof factory
buildings erected by this corporation,
occupying the entire block bounded by
Jay and Pearl and Front and Water
streets. 200x2OO feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
MARKET FOR CITY DWELLINGS.

The Houghton Company has leased for
Irving n. Shaw. William r. Shaw and
Mary Shaw Whitaker the dwelling at
80 West Ninetieth street to James A.
Dolan OF the New York Life Insurance
Company for a term OF years.
Edgar A. Manning has leased to Mary
O'Connor the four story dwelling at I
West Thirty-ninth street.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin rave leased for
Louise Hermes to Belima kreinick the
dwelling at 100 West 18th street.
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Joshua +. Tobin to j. Herbert Clai-
borne the two and a half story and
basement dwelling at II West Eleventh
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
10TH STREET DEAL CLOSED.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has closed the sale Of
1G2 and 164 East Seventy-ninth street
for the Wallach estate to Julius fish
man Il Sons. The deal was announced
In July. The property MEASURES 40x
JOE. Tishmans own the 60 feet ad-
Joining and a thirteen story apartment
house Is planned for the site. The
property was under contract for some
time subject to permission from the
court TO sell,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13

SATISFIED
with name and address of lender's at
torney.b

with name and address o. lenders at
torney.)
LOT 53s. map 1928. Van Cortlandt estate.
2tth ward. July %. 19l2-Margaret Hal
lisey to Augustus Van Cortlandt. sharon,
Pa, and Chas X Beekman. 555 Park av:
atty. l. T and T Co. ls0 Bway ..Sl,i62
ST, 321 +, n =, 215.5 " LIST av, runs
n io7<x " 75x W 7.Sx . six " ?.3x
Sal to rear wall OF premises hereby
transferred 1 8 3t.3 10 n 3 nth ct X e
2i3 TO beg. Dec 81. isl2-Jos Anastasio
to Psncrazio @ Galgsno. e25 r 25th ct,
and Filippo Cassola. 2s7 W list st: atty.
NJ r Mates, 203 Bway.............S500
239TH ST. 9. 100 . Kepler av. t0xlo0.
Nov IL, lsii-Geo l. Christian to Ire
mont Bids and Loan Assn. 1891 wash
av: atty. X l. Tomas. l7sth 1t and Con
ST, " I. so n = Wayerly pl
lwestchester). 6oxl5o. July 10. 1851
VIM and Josephine Edelbohls to Julius
Il Denicke. 1853 Z iI6th st. atty. s Wray,
1895 Boston road $500
Nov Is, lso3-The Lambs Club to
Columbia Trust Co. atty, Saml B Ham.
burger. 2 Rector $4,000
9th ST. 1872 W. 8 - $3.50 " 9Th av. issx
1904. June 10. ls0t-Mary A Daily 10
VIM Courtleigh. trus; atty same. .s2..oo6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
LOWER WEST SIDE FLAT.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag. architects.
nave completed plans for a six story
apartment. ~45.6X9S.3 3. for the :, $. Con-
etruction Company, Simon silk presi-
dent. TO be erected on the south side
OF Twenty-second street, $50 feet east
Of Ninth avenue, The building will ac-
commodate twenty-three families and
the front will be of tapestry brick,
limestone and terra Gotta. 1t is to
cost $50 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
wEsTcHEsTER FARM BUYER,

Joseph Merriam has sold the place
known as the a Zee farm, at Mt.
Eisco. comprising thirty acres, to A..
il. Clayburg.
The Cooley Realty Company has
cold for j. Louis White his residence
ct 113 Cottage avenue, Mt. Vernon. TO
Ars. Elizabeth Willis Rose of New
York city. who will occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
WheeloCk Avenue Corporation. Manhat-
tam: capital, $1,000: directors. Edwin
Vaughn, Warren Hughes, New York city
Florence Hitchcline. Brooklyn.
kay-Bee Construction Company. Manhat-
tan: capital. 81, 900. directors, Sam Brett
holtz. The Bronx; Louis II. Manson. Brook
Ign, and Morris krumholz, The Bronx.
Luckway Realty Corporation, Manhattan 4:
capital. $1,000; directors. Isaac l.. Sill
berg. Robert l.. Luckey and David Dringer.
New York city.
Aberdeen Construction Company. Brook.
Ign: capital, $4,000: directors, william NJ.
Lloyd. y. Lund and Agnes +. Lund.
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
$500, 900 AGAINST THE LAMBS.

The Dime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn
recorded yesterday a 5000 900 mortgage
on the new Lambs Club. Tn loan is
due next March. II Is at 6 per cent.
The NJ M~orgenthau Company secured
the loan for the Lambs several months
ago. The bank advanced yesterday
$4,000 Of the mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LAFAYETTE ST. so TO So. and white 81.
sS and 95-Borgia Bros Co. Inc. agt
Hungerford-H allenbeck Realty Corpn,
owner. Howden Tile Co and Pace &
Leisinser. Inc. contractors. ....... 32l3
18TH ST. IL MAX Sandzik ct al agt
samuel q Nissenson. owner. Morris karp.
lessee and contractor. .Sl5s.J0
9sTH ST, 1877 to 1871 W-Em Bernstein a.
Son agt John SontaE, owner and con
tractoF 1900. ..... -. . Wv"
I'd Az. S3&-East River Metal Ceiling 20
aGt Alias Staudt, owner and con
tractor ....... .....Sla
CATHARINE ST, 2:-Expanded Metal
Engineering Co ast Charles A%brahams.
owner; Cooper a Pollack. contrac-
tors 1888
SD ST. :a5 W-Isaac SeliGson agt Ludin
Realty co. owner: Michael Workman,
lessee: GlassberE Mfg Co. Inc. contrac-
~ .ssssJo
BronI.
VALENTINE Az. e .. 100 . Baisley av.
.~5Nloo-Samuel Gruher agt Patrick
sheridan. owner; Rudolph Hall, contrac-
Tor Oenewal). .3l03.55
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
TENNIS CLUB At NEPPERHAN.

The Robert f. Farley Organization
mas sold ut Nepperhan Heights. Yon-
kers. to the Nepp:rhan Tennis Club ten
plots on Fa;rview avenue, Marlboro
road and Myrtle avenue. The new
courts will be ready next season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
COMPANY TAKES FLATS.

The Donright Company took title yes
terday from the Lawyers Mortgage Com
pany to the fats at 2S2 Madison street
and EOS East Ninety -eighth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
PREPARING BIG FLAT PLANS,

Plans are being prepared by G. Ajsllo
TO- a sixteen story apartment house. 100
alOO.ll, to be erected on the north
west corner of West End avenue and
1926 street by Palermo Brothers, at an
estimated cost OF $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
BUYING At PEEksKILL.

The Nelson Estates has sold another
plot at Nelson Park. Peekskill, to w.
J.. Wheeler, This plot faces on High
land avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
eauhattan

10TH ST. 10 E-wiliam Marbers e. al
agt Sophie ID Levy ct al. Jan
IL. .s2s.5o
WHITLOCK AN, n " cor Tiffany At. look
I0O-City Kalamein co. Inc, agt En-
sign Improvement Co ct al. Aug 4.
RIVER Az, 2os&-Artiste A Borner ast
Alice Muller 81 al. July 20, 1915. 1919. so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOE SALE

LONG BEACH. best corner. built up
section. 3 lots. block To boardwalk, ocean
boulevard from depot to bearh: $40, 600:
right terms. UNUSUAL, boz 100 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
East Side.
East Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)

INTERIOR gore at c | blk be< Aoth and
4lst SITS. 100 W Sd av. runs . 3311 4
n W -xe- to beg-Emma X Graham.
Il Graham. to saml NJ Cohen. SOL w
ll2th st. a I. q c. Aug IL; atty, 7 q Co.
sT al ,iooo.;N
Lawyers Mtg Co to Donright CO, 2045
Ryer av. mtg $1,000, Aug s: atty. T q
,So; i'S Bwsy ..';a..:.;a;:.....el 500
2t.lO Z e ITO x n 2tl0 K W 20 4 .
90 x W 70 to beg-Esther- Horwitz to
schnell Realty Co. 2i5 Montague st.
81 attys.. Van Allen & d. 2is Montague
81. BroOklyn. 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13

DOWutOWu.
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
MOORE ST. 30. " .. lot.io . Front ct.
2t6x13.5xetx72.< tforcrlos May 25)-
VIM Goldsticker. ref. to Sarah f Towns-
end. rs schermerhorn st. Brooklyn,
June 25; atty. Samuel Riker. Jr. 10
MooRE ST, az. :, iss.. Front ct,
:3x7tx23x7s5 (forecios May 26-Louis
Lande. ref. to Caroline NJ Child, Mont
clair. n J. and Ella q wheeiwriGht,
10 W seth at, trustees will Benz r
Wheelwright. June 26: atty. came. $4,000
2s.3xe5.1-Lawyers Mtg Co to Donright
Co. 20t5 Ryer av. mtg $4,000. Aug 8;
atty. T q Co. lis Bway 800
BOWERY. 40. W =. 1876 n Bayard st. 16.sx
120-Julia r Karsch. Flushing. l. l., to
Grace X Tuohy. II Flushing pl. Flush
atty, VIM II keogh, Ill Bway. 80. CIT
CANNON ST. W $, Is n Broome at. 25x
io0-Aaron segei to Gilt Edge Realty
Co. Inc. 1863 Hewes ct, Brooklyn. m.s
$4,000, all liens, Aug il. atty. Louis J
Moss, rs Court ct. BROOKLYN. ........l
KING ST. 80, n 9. 2ts.7 e varick at. o !,
25.ex100-Jno Wichelus to Anna H
Ahrens. tE W ls2d at. mtg $40, GOO,
Aug .: atty. Jas BOYD, 1885 Bway....Si
ALLEN ST. III. W q. 10 s Stanton st, 25x
G.s-Bertha Greenberg to Sadie Ehr-
mann, 1854 st Nicholas av. mtg S82.-
sis. Aug 10; attys. Ka%ntrowitz a E, 32c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

CAMERON. MARGARET. to Barbara Fo-
ley. 1851 Grand COncourse; 10th at,
5S5-SSl West. atty. Thos J Meshan. 2
CERT. CARRIE, to Bond and Mtg Guar
antee Co. 176 Remsen ct. Bklyn: SD st.
3ss East: atty. T q Co, l7s Bwsy.. IS. 900
ALEX p. and ano. trus. to Nellie
Asali'se; sdn' " "a st; 7th g; so So
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK to
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l7S Bway;
18th At, 1872 and l32is East. 80. 355, 900
ELEANOR +. to State Realty
and Mtg Co. is Il $lst st; Lexington av.
1871; atty. Albert A Shaw. Is + tlst
81 ......... xlVV
RINcK. BALB1NA. TO Francis 4 f
n Meyg! Si''vV
ARNOW. HELEN. TO Minnie Strei-
pneT 49, -. 800. ............. tsVV
LARk1N, ALFRED l.. to Hugh e Muir
ay ''''''. siVu
KINGSTON saw Blk to Title Guar and T
60 S5o.OOV
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth ~
MADISON ST. n .. 81 e Pearl St, e5x
5st-Mary j McShane to Ben Cohen
and ano. exrs, 1889 Ocean Parkway,
Bklyn. July !. install. 8 p c: sttys, Nc.
quad 4 NJ. 1865 Bway -. 49,. "a, 000
MADISON ST, $ $, 2<0.2 SCANNED ST.
23.3x-- -DonrIght Co to Lawyers MtRe
co, 80 Liberty ST, Aug II. due as per
bond atty. T G Co. l76 Bwsy. -. Si<. 900
ALLEN ST, W $. IS = Stanton st. 25xs7.6-
bertha Greenberg to Isabella Wilson, 407
Central Park West, Aug 10. uemand,
T c: attys, Kantrowitz a y. 32o
BWay fpeta