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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
s735,oo0 FOR BRONX FLATS.
Plans for 10 Buildings Ftied-1O
Houses In One Group.

Nineteen new fats are provided for in
plans filed yesterday In The Bronx.
Their total cost will be $685. 900. Plans
were filed for ten five story fats, each
with frontage OF 40 feet on the east
side Of Norris avenue. 95 feet south OF
l69th street by Albert J. Schwarzler
The total cost is placed at S35O,OO0 by
the fremont Architectural Company
architects For the west side OF Stebbins
avenue, $50 feet south OF Westchester
avenue, three Ave story houses are
planned by the Foxvale Realty Com
pany. Frank Stsrkman president. to cost
$4,000. Each will be 40xSS. They were
planned by the kreymborg Architectural
Company. The G. j. Carey Building
Company will erect two Ave story houses
each 5OxSS, on the east side OF College
avenue, 1898 feet south OF roth street,
at cost Of $4,000. John =. Boyland
is the architect. on the east side of
Albany Crescent, 100 feet north OF
Bailey avenue, Michael j. Martin will
build a five story HAT, 1885, from plans
by Moore & Landsedel, at cost of $15'-
600 Two i've story houses are to he
erected by the Koracs Construction Com
pany on the south side of lSith street,
Sal Zee, east NJ Tiehout avenue. They
will he 39xSO and 40.6NS0.S and will cost
$50. 900. William Hoppe designed them.
The same company, from plans by the
same architect, will erect one Ave story
nat, l279N60.9, on the south side or
lS4th street, 1897 feet east OF Tiebout
avenue, at cost OF 100000. Halprin
Bros. will spend Sll 900 on three story
dwelling and store on the southeast cor
ner of White Plains avenue and goth
street from plans by George P. CroSier'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
ROOF SIGN IS A BUILDING.
Court Says So and Breaks Adver-
Using sign Lease.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court decided yesterday by a vote OF 3
to that an advertising sign is a build
ing. The question came before the court
in suit OF the Mecca Realty Company.
owner Of the building on the south half
OF the block bounded by Broadway, Sew
enth avenue and Forty-eighth street,
against a cereal company to recover FOR
the lease OF an advertising sign on the
roof OF the building for which tho de-
PENDANT agreed to pay $4,000 year.
The lease provided that the defendant
could cancel II " at any time "a building
were erected on the block south which
would obstruct the view from the street
Of the defendants sign. The building on
the block south was only thirty-iive feet
high at the time hut subsequently d
sign was constructed on the roof which
substantially blanketed the defendants
sign and made It impossible to be seen
from as far south as Fortieth street as
before.
The majority OF the court decides that
the meaning OF the word building" Is
so elastic that IL may mean sign, and
for this reason rules that the defendant
was justified in cancelling the lease The
two Justices who dissent say that TO hold
that anything which obstructs the view
of "A sign upon a nearby roof Is build
fng. no matter how temporary its char
acter, does violence to the plain mean
ing OF the language used" Justice Dow
ling, writing the minority opinion. says:
This sky sign, II 1t Is deemed to be a
building, is a building upon building
and az every obstruction to the view OF
the tenants sign would also be build
ing under the Interpretation sought "a
be given to X the number OF buildings
standing on the same plot or ground
could be extended indefinitely"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
TAKING BUSINESS SPACE.
Continued Activity Reported From
MANY Trade Centres.

william A. White g. Sons have rented
the entire building at 337 and 339 water
street for a term OF years to the Rich
ardson & Boynton Company.
The Douglas Robinson Charles S.
Brown Company has leased the store
and basement in West Fourteenth
street to Il. Ilson, loft in $40 Spring
street to the Milford Linen Mills, loft in
35i Broadway to Mathew Rosenboom,
loft in - University place to H.
Maimin, Inc; loft in sos broadway to
Ruskin Bros, large suite OF offices in
the new Equitable Building TO Bartlett
& Brownell. offices in 81 Broadway to
Dix & Bangs. floor In ! Wall street to
Harry A. Gordon, offices in 10 and II
West Thirty-eighth street to the Joseph
ELMER Company and William II. Collins
offices in 81 william street to the Sim
pick Service Corporation and the ground
floor in 81 william street to the 1nsur-
ance Company Of North America
George r. Read 4 Co. have rented
in the Coffee Exchange Building
the ground floor facing Hanover square,
and offices on the sixth floor TO the
insurance firm OF Hagedorn q Co, now
at Hanover street, for a long term
OF years: ground floor and basement
at % to 81 Blocker street to kaplan.
koidan, Alderman, Trachtenberg, Leh-
man 4 Tester for term of years. and
offices in so Wall street to Alfred l..
| Hernstein for term OF years.
George w. Brettell has leased TO
| Harry GoldnE the two stores in 1864
/ and 2366 Third avenue northwest cor
/ ner Of l2Sth street, for a market; 10
/ S. Shiparo the store in 236s Third ave
/ nue. and to A. Cohen the store In 2S70
! Third avenue.
NJ Forman & Co have leased space
/ in 146 TO l52 West Twenty-ffth street
| to Adolph Dutch 4 CO.. space in ia
/ to ll6 West Twenty-seventh street to
/ Harry Talbot Il Co a loft In IS West
Fifteenth street to $. Salway 4 Co
space In 40 to AZ East Twcnty-seCond
street 10 Harry Bernstein. and in IS
to ~ West Twenty-siXth street to Jane
/ a Kass.
Barnett 4 Co. have leased the store
at 81 East l25th street to Colanzi q
Pappas for "A restaurant.
]. w. Haulenbeck has leased for ar
teen years TO Samuel solomon the -four
story building at and Catharn'
street, Is and is Chatham Square. being
at the junction OF those thoroughfares
The lessee will alter the building for his
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
GOBLET ADDS TO HOLDINGS.

Robert w. Goelet probably will under
take a building operation soon on Park
avenue, north OF the Grand Central
Terminal lie has taken title from the
New York State Realty and Terminal
controlled by the New York Central
Railroad to the property at the north
west and southwest corners OF Park
avenue and Fifty-third street. In ac-
quiring the four dwellings at the south
west corner MIR. Goelet squared out a
plot which gives him the entire frontage,
with prev Gus ownerships, OF the east
erly block front Of Park avenue be-
tween Ffty-second and Fifty-thrd
streets, comprising an area OF 200l0
by 100. The northwest corner purchase
comprises four private dwellings, cover
ing a plot fronting SIS feet on the
street and 1905 on the avenue. Ad-
Joining this corner are two houses, 1856
and 3SS Park avenue, owned by Mr..
Goelet, which gives him a frontage OF
1905 on this thoroughfare.
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order arirmcd. with $40 costs and dis
burscments No opinion. order nied
James Fay, respt, vs.. Buffalo Woke
affirmed, with $40 costs and disbursements.
No opinion order hled.
Emil p. Begeibing, applt, We. Max lager
$40 costs and disbursements. NO opinion.
same vs.. same order reversed. with 80
costs and disbursements. and motion de-
nled.
- Isabella L. Weaver aHplt. VS.. James
costs and disbursements. No opinion.
= FLORENCE Nj. Myron; rcspt. vs. Herber,
motion denied without costs. Opinion
per curtain order MED -,
Same vs.. same. order reversed and
motion granted, without costs. 80 opinion.
Arthur NJ Werner applt.. Va. Henry
costs and disbursements. No opinion
Fannie Messcr applt.. vs.. Charles Bur
stein ct al, respts order modified a.
directed IN opinion, and a. nodihed af-
hrmed without costs. opinion per curtain.
Morris II, Ro,hschild and. ano. respts
vs.. David Morrice, Jr. and ano, appl,s
burscments No opinion. order Med
James Fay. respt, ". TIT states Pub
with SO costs and disbursements. No
opinion. order filed.
Charles 4. Frueaun and ano.. respts. vs..
George Moore and ano., applts order
reversed. with $40 costs and disbursc-
ments, and motion denied, with $40 costs
on Pace ". Amend. 1874 App. Div. zoe.
order filed.
Thomas r. Devine. respt.. vs. walter
Melton and anos appt order modified
as directed In opinion. and ~ modified
affirmed, without costs. opinion per
curtain. Settle order on notice
In tho matter Of Antonio A. Thana-
Hulss deceased order affirmed, with SO
costs and disbursements No opinion.
order filed
People ex rel Samuel Geller. applt. W..
Rhinelandor waldo, as Commissioncr.
respL order affirmed, with SO costs and
disbursements. No opinion. order hled
Nathan Eirshanhaum. Motion to dismiss
appeal granted unless appellants comply
with terms stated In order. order Med
People SC. W.. Joseph Miller and
Nathan KirshHnhpum. Motion 20 dismiss
I appeal granted unless appellants comply
with terms stated in order order hled.
People, SC. vs.. Walter u Marshall
/ Motion TO dismiss appeal granted. order
| filed.
People eS rel ouirino A. catalano w.
| Board OF Education. Motion to diamler
( appeal granted, with $40 costs. order
| Med.
Walter V. Ulner Va John r. Doran
| Motion TO dismiss appeal granted with
$40 costs, unless appellant comply with
| terms stated in order, order Med
| Julia Keel as admN, &c, W. Jobson
CLIFFORD Company, impid. Motion TO dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
SITES FOR B'KLYN BUILDERS.

Wood. Harmon & Co have sold to the
Rapid Building Company OF Manhattan
the block front on the north side OF Ave-
nue. +, between East Second and East
Third streets, upon which will be erected
four fifty foot apartments. The kras-
low Construction Company has bought
from Wood, Harmon q Co, the south
west corner OF Coney Island and Church
avenues and has started four three
story stores and apartments II
has also purchased three adjoining
lots on Church avenue upon which II
Will erect buildings, In the Wildwood
Manor section the firm sold to S. Gold
stein the northwest corner OF East FIJI
teenth street and Avenue j, plot
60Nl00, 10 he improved with two three
story stores with apartments above and
corner building with four stories md
three stores. Another builder has pur-
chased two lots on East Fifteenth street,
between Avenues and j, for immediate
development with TWO one family brick
houses. The corner plot on Kings High
way near the Sea Beach line, was sold
To the Bay Parkway Kings Highway
Realty Company and a plot on Ocean
Parkway between Avenues | and j, Md
wood Manor, has passed TO a buyer who
intends 10 erect a dwelling for his oc-
CupanCy.
Henry Pierson & Co have sold 3s
Eighth avenue, between Lincoln and
Berkeley places three story and base
ment dwelling On lot l9Xl00, for Harvey
Feldrnc.er To- DR. Robert J, Bell
The "ukley & Horton Company has
sold the three story and basement dwell
ing At 1875 Washington avenue, between
Myrtle avenue and Willoughby avenue
for l. G. MaEnis,
Adolph Wittemann has purchased the
four story apartment house AT l045 Stcr'
Hing place, between Brooklyn and King
ston avenues, from the Novelty Building
Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
TO SELL OUT SECURITY co.
Court Action Taken which May
End In Big Auction sale.

In an effort to untangle the affairs
of the New York Real Estate Security
Company suit has been started to
bring about the offering at public auc-
ton of the vast holdings OF the com.
panN which was forced into bank
ruptcy about fifteen months ago. II
an auction does occur, the bondholders
probably will bid In all of the prop
critics. Upon the application of James
y. Rosenberg. trustee in bankruptcy Of
the realty company. an order was signed
by Stanley w. Dexter, referee in bank
ruptcy, requiring all the creditors OF
the New York Real Estate Security
Company to show cause on February
- why an order should not be made
for the sale OF all the property Of the
bankrupt, free and clear OF all liens,
except underlying mortgages. Before
the return of the order, Allen Ward
well, counsel for the bondholders' com
mittee OF the New York Real Estate
Security Company, expects to submit
To the bondholders a plan for the reor-
ganizatiou OF the company. The hold
ings Of the company in Manhattan and
The Bronx and Weschestcg county
range all the way from the twenty-one
story office structure at 42 Broadway
down to westchester lots. Uptown
apartments, however, make up the bulk
of the holdings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and sddress OF IenderTs al
torneyJ

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
MADISON Az. . g. $50 = 4ed ~, 800, 3ll
ana ais Madison av. 26xs5-wineoma
Realty co. Inc. to Chas Il Jaqua, June
:, igi3. atty. l. T l a 60. i6o
ls1p S ST. n $. 100 W St Nicholas av. 5ox
~ s-Henry sullivan ana ano 10 WILL
lam Brown. May IS, 1914; ATTY. y oo ~
arm ST. :. 81. ~" W W 9th av, 29ihx9S.s-
Warren Williams and s sno to LaV'n ma
i william; NAY L. lssT aug; go 5 S
s9TH ST. n s, 100 West End av, COX
iO0-Excelsior Holding Co TO Margaret
Gulden TITUS. June II, 1913 att Sydc
se Peyo 81 b. go ivy west End av, COX
iO6-Aima d Young and ano to Emsn-
uel Arnstsin, sept 20, 1892 attys' Joh mn
GFi I9 wTicH sT ST. e cor North Moore st.
25x- John $ Foster and ano TO Dry
Dock Savings Institution, June H. 1871
any Frank Tichenor IS PARK
ss T8| s,.rr n 8 go " West End av COX
iOO-Aima Young and ano TO Samuel
Levy sept 20. 1892; attys John ,IH o6 a
lssTH ST. 8, All Union, az I Ti;iS
20 CO.. e Rro &c. ssallio colgate to Robt
Walsh, atty. l. T 60. 100 Bway $4,000
~; s'e. Apr 20. islO-Anthony Auer and
ano. exrs, Nicholas Auer, 10 Hy, SuIiio
van; atty, T @ co. lIs Bwsy to;o Wy
s'srH gi ST Fe,se IoI to Ass f0T' r %
berg atty. Jno l. Lytue fS .eddSSGn
vGpRi;s; AZ, i5li, 5. 26si5, bronx
Feb 8. l9ie-Tite G & T co TO Frede.
ricka Mcconnell. ATTY 7 Co, az
isr Ha"" sT. yss7 ". 8. Is.oxso, FEB 10,
isiO-Woman's Board Of Foreign MIS-,
sions Of Reformed church in America
to lily 4 wingert; attys A'eNand.Sor oSS
FRONT ST. n 22.6 W Coenues 81. r. y
30. Fob 10. i9O2-Ellen r. Gomez 20
Vim poolins at'y'' conneh d 900
RiEy1i!SSGrSSS% ST, 75.77 $ .. 42.sx7I Apr
10 l'imDSy5d FGsHSs to As' NSssau
sp ;. Av. " a oil SIN St. s5xso, pee Is,
eSTs Augusta L Jones, TO Maria T Hig-
gins; atty, L T ms a Co 100 sroS Sdo
,,TTHa' sr,' q, $50 W West End av. as
Nv ssth st, 2OxiOo-J Cleveland caedy
to rae Arnstein and Ano, June ~
i9o2, atty, r q Co. IT'S Broad
,gT THay ST. :. 100 " West End ey, sox
iOO-EScelsior Holding, GO to Hym"TT
Gong r0S Co. @1 IFS P sSay w. i,is ,!sOoo
EiMWoop PL. n :, 100 clinton av.
2i.ix9j-Chas Riorkegren 10 Margaret
N Grauer, or Margaret Grauer lndiyid.
uaIIy and as admtrS and ano az admr
Il ,! eF' astg, { cu[ Clarke soos Thi5s
ss Tfin sT. s. $50 " West End av. :Os
iOO-Jacob Hertzberg to sumuel Levy
Dec 80, 1919; atty a CO ~
PARK t a. ROW formerly chatham 81, ) '
cor Doyer st. 20xs .9--John 5 Fostel
and ano TO Dry Dock SAvgs lnstn, Jun'
| Is. 1891; atty, Benz Wright ss Psrl
,eTT %Hw 81. 8 'sio West End av, SIS "
ano to r o & T CO; June g. isoa st az,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
AsroR FIGHTS FOR ".pTHoRP."

The Supreme Court was asked yes
terday 10 settle a dispute between Will
lam Waldorf Aston, owner OF the APP
thorp apartment house, IN the block
bounded by Seventy-eighth and Sew
enty-nlnth streets, Broadway and West
End avenue, and the West Eighty-sec-
ond Street Realty Company, Max
Schiff and Louis Merkel, owners OF an
apartment hotel named the Apthorp, at
the northeast corner OF Broadway and
Ninety fourth street.
Both parties to tho dispute are agreed
as to tho facts, which are that the AS
tor Apthorp was named hrst, and has
apartments OF from six 10 twelve rooms
renting for $500 to $4,000 year
while tho other Apthorp Is an apart
ment hotel, having suites OF one, two
and three rooms. Much confusion has
resulted from tho nearness Of the two
buildings OF the same name, and the
court Is asked 10 declare whether Mr..
Aston Is entitled to an injunction re-
straining the proprietors of the other
Apthorp from using tho name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
puYs BRONX APARTMENTS.

Judge Francis b. Delehanty has pur-
chased from the Davidson Avenue
Realty Company. Henry Cleland presi-
dent, the two Ave story apartments on
tho west side OF Davidson avenue 376
feet north of North street The houses
each occupy a plot 39xl00 and were
completed by the sellers about two years
ago. In part payment for the apart
rnents Judge Delehanty gives the old
Lemoult homestead property on the
south side OF fremont avenue just west
OF the fremont Baptist Temple and di-
aEonally opposite Echo Park. II is l25
feet east OF Anthony avenue and has a
frontage OF 66.S feet with an everage
depth OF about 1875 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pubiic Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
NV Toqpnh T. nav

lat ~ NESFN STREET.
BY Joseph T.. Day.
attn ST. 252 W. $. 225 sth A.. ?5S
1905. sly tnmt and s,rs-Hannah
Cohen agt $ & Realty Co ct al. due.
si55S.5O; taxes &c, $3.50; sub to prior
mtge Of I3i375, to Philip J. Curry for
t3T.b3i
lat 32os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph r. Day
OAK TERRACE, SOL =, 100 W Beck.
man av, 2A6xiOO, 2 sty dwlg VI L
Elstner agt SiEmund Honig ct al; due
f5,73il5, taxes. sc, il3S.90, to the
plaintiff for $4,000.
by Henry Brady.
MORRIS Az. s77-79. =. 80 1854 st.
60NloO. sly tnmt and strs--Anna
Geisler agt Jas Cunningham ct al; due
journed sine die,
BY j. II. Mayors.
WATSON Az. a. Castle Hill aV,
100NlOs also Watson av, = 3O5 2
Castle Hill av, 5ox2is to Blackjack
av; O Buckley OF al. trsts, agt Colo
!eIes &C. $1,000 to the plaintiff for
LAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
ECHASGE.l
BY w. J. McPhilliamy q Co.
KEAP ST. = q. rs II 9 Ainslie st, 2bx75--J
Roberts Brundage ACT Bdw McVey
ct a.; TO Sempner for $3.50.
ny W. p. Rae.
VAN s1CLEN ST. e =, tso.s . Az T. lss
1000 Bklyn Savgs Inatn agt Mary
i Jeffsrds ct all to the plAinun for
$4,000
10TH ST. " :, $50 II 18th 1t, 6bsS
iOO-Audlcy Rlty co agt Rosins Riu
90 ct al: to the plaintiff for 81. 900 over
mortgage OF 10000.
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RDrRD.LE ESTATE SOLD.

Mrs Nash lockwood, wife OF Judge
lockwood OF Saratoga Springs, y. Y,
has purchased the residence OF Mrs.
George 3. HAYES at the northeast corner
~ Independence Palsade) avenue and
West esd street The place consists OF
"A three story dwelling and tract con-
tanning about twenty-five city lots. II
adjons the residence OF supreme Court
Justice Giegerich and is directly OPP
posite the home OF George b. Cortelyou.
Mrs lockwood plans to make extensive
alterations TO the house and expects 70
occupy II shortly. David Stewart ne
gotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
CITY HOUSE TENANTS.

The Houghton Company has leased
with Ogden & Clarkson, representing
william Colgate. the four story and
basement dwelling AZ SO West Ninety
ffth street to Anna Reuse for term
of years
Porter Co have leased for +. w.
Harper to Bertha Flanagan the three
story dwelling at 324 81. Nicholas ave-
nue..
The Douglas Robinson, Charles $,
Brown Company has leased the house al
4l3 East Thirty-fourth street to Mrs.
Bessie II. Nolan.
Childress & Hammons have sold the
lease and contents of the three story
dwelling 247 West Forty-fourth street
for Mrs. McCammon TO Julia Craiger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

On Az. 1911, store and basement-Susanna
Uoffmann to Morris Brenwasser 1871
"a az. yrs from Apl l. 1913. 81 $40
7TH AZ, 225. all--Louise Wernert 10 John
p.s sii isi5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
toan ar gsI u, rear store--Sol Schelinsk
10 Sol Ciousher 237 1921 st, yrs
eD AZ. 1909, cor store and basement
richard price 10 Cornelius d OSulli-
van, 1871 I'd av, yrs from Mar l.
i9i5; atty, W stewart t63s $50
lgSTH 1T. 81 W. dance hall-saml Bright
20 ,,eo " Reed. " is5'h -, months,
month .ss.rrsfr 80"
pkyARp ST, 81. store and part basement
Geo Lecron and ano TO Nick Salamone,
bl Bayard ~, 3-l2 yrs from Feb l,
1915, atty, Jacob Hoffman Brewing GO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
ENLARGEs DYcK MAN FLAT SITE

ACADEMY STREET. The Hudson In
vestng Company has purchased from
Wesley Wait the plot 50Nl0O on the
south side of Academy street, 20
feet west OF Broadway. The buyer
recently acquired the two lots ad-
Joining on the east and will i'm
prove the entire ste with two hve
story apartment houses.
TENTH AVENUE.-TheK Kramer Con-
struction Company. Max J. Kramer.
president. has sold to an investor
the northwest corner OF Tenth ave-
nue. and Ffty-first street. hve
story loft building. on lot 25.5xlo0.
EAST sOTH STREET.-THE Thomas r.
Kaughran estate has sold to client
II William +. O'Brien $40 East
Eghtieth street, four story tene-
ment, on lot 25NlO2,2, about $50 feet
east of Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
APPELLATE DIVISION DECISIONS
Complete List Handed Down Yes
terday by the First Department,

The Appellate Division. First Depart
ment, announced yesterday the follow
ing decisions:
Cole, applt Judgment reversed. with costs.
and complaint dismissed. with costs
opinion by Laughlin, j. order fled.
T.. Moch Company, respt, VS.. Security
Bank Of ". Y, applt. Judgment and order
reversed. new trial ordered; costs TO APP
graham P. J.. Hotchkiss and Bowling. u.
Bowling and Laughlin, u, dissenting
order ned
Mecca Realty Co, applt, vs. KeiiosEs
Toasted Corn Flakes Company, respt
Judgment and orders a1irmed. with costs
Opinions BY Hotchkiss and Downing, il
tDowllng and Mclaughlin. u, dissent
ingl order hed
Edward A. Denton. respt., vs.. Reginald
II Morgan, Jr.. as treasurer, &C. applt.
missed. with costs. Opinions by Ingra-
ham, p. J. and Hotchkiss. J. tHoteh-
Ltss 7 di--entinGl
George v. Root Company. respt. vs. y.
y. g. & II r. r. r. CO.. 81 al, John E.
Pierce Company applt judgment at
to amend on payment OF costs. opinion
by Bowling. ]. order filed.
In the matter Of Augusta Hyatt, de-
ceased. order afnrmed with so costs and
In the matter Of Peter Caffrcy, deceased
order affirmed. with $40 costs and dis
hursemrnts. No opinion. Gngraham, p, J.,
aud Mclaughlin, J., dissentingD order
nled
Pease & Gilman. respt.. vs.. Terminal
Warehouse Company. applt order anirmed.
with $40 costs and disbursements. No
opinion order filed.
The People. ex rel. Edward L. Holster.
app,t.. We. Arthur Woods. as Comm. respt.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

7rH Az, s?s; also 5ith, st; 1911: W
Han ct Al, trus, 1880 BwAy' atty T g
nsTT'u ST. Dm' ;, seas 5ih av isSx
I6Oll-Rosalie Kaufman ct AL trus
to Resale Kaufman ct al trus, atty,
wm BssGndy' lts bwSSyyj;'aa.''Si;i5d6C;GI 900
Frodk Wertz, Jr, ct AL eSr, 20 Peter
Wolfe, 352 W listh st; atty, q 60;
so1TiIi 81" 'a4s w.corneiius = KingSiand
trus, TO Cornelius Klngsland, trus,
babylon, l. l. atty, Co. l56
,ssTT ST. al7 E.Lawycrs Title & r 60 to
Chas Splelmann. 1925 9TH av; atty. /. T
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