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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Feb. 23 IT following realty
corporations were chartered here today:
Thirty.seventh street Realty Company.
Manhattan: capital. $50, 600; directors.
Louis Auerbach, Irwin II. Auerbach and
Philip Jeselson. New York.
poration. Manhattan: capita, SO 600 di-
%reciors. James J. Riordan. Anna NJ Ryan
One Hundred and Forty-s-yen East
Eighty sixth Street Company. Manhattan;
capital, $40, M directors, Edw. J. DoolinV,
James. A; ciynes and William J. Hughes
lIe!rs q P.,er puryes; Manhattan, .ap!.
s ss6; " aIoS.r ', e snit.a a" snf willi an'"ks-
Dryer. New York.
Newmid Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. 81 900; director. Francis :. Bacon,
Herbert J cuskley and Josephine 7.
Boone, New York.
Sanford Avenue CONSUMPTION Company.
Frank II. Zi.,eI,'' William W Pelie. New
York; and Frederick II Allen Brook
capitai. $1,000; directors. Abraham b
Keve. Alexander G. Scheer and II. l. Gel
Ter. New York.
stibenvolI Bros, The Bronx. dircctor.
sterling a.. John, Brooklyn, y. Y, Robert
+, Iavellc and Francis j. l.antry, New
cstham Company. Brooklyn. capital
S25. 1000: directors. Georgc N Hammond.
Joseph y. Reilly. Brooklyn. y. Y. and
Joseph 4. Doisn. Msspeth, l.. !.
Omar Building COMPANY, Queens: capt
tai. $1,000; directors. Frank +. ,Gload
brooklyn. y. v: Caleb G. IIooe and VII.
lam A. Kirk. Richmond Hill. \. Y.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Thc French liner Espssnc. ne 20
morrow for Bordeaux. viii take NAL. los
ing at ~ NJ. for France. Rumania. SvItH'
ctland. Italy. spain. Portugal, Egypt
Greece. British India. B-itiSh East africa,
Malta, Ceylou. Gibraltar, straits set
Elements. Dutch East Indies, West AUS
iraiia and Persia.
The White star liner Finland, sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. Will take mai.
closing at 11:3O \. NJ, for Europe. ek-
cepting Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luh
emburg. Turkey, Bulgaria, serbia. me
Netherlands. Norway. sweden and Den
also for Africa. West Asia and East
Indies.
Yhe American liner Philadelphia, sal
ing saturday for Liverpool. VII take NAL,
closing ~ $50 A. ~. for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
Bulgaria. serbia, Turkey, the N-therlands.
Norway. sweden and Denmark, Africa.
Wes' Asia and the East Indies
The French liner Lafayette. sailing
saturday for bordeaux, will take mall,
closing at noon. for France. Runanii'
itaiy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece.
british India. BrltiSh East Africa. sam,
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceyion, straits Settle
ments. Dutch East indies, West Australia
and Persia
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H WEATHER.

For eastern New York, cloudy In the
interior and probably rain or snow on the
roeAt to-day; unsettled. Tomorrow; prob
" s"4,h Fs r",., I" 's sss.s ~: s:s,c ;n"w x,"a.. ''" "
For New Jersey, snow or rain TODAY
probably rain o.morrow: fresh castcrly
winds.
For New England. rain OF. snow TO-DAY:
winds.
NEW YORK. Feb. IA Oppression
central over Kentucky. and Tennessee
sylvania and from the southern lake re-
gIons southward into tho south Atlsntlc
and east Gulf states. aud snow, IN nortn
crn Ontario.
There was also u niue rain on the coast
NJ Texas and snow at a few points IN IN
Rocky Mountain states and IN: Nor,nc
weather was fair and the pressure hign.
excepting a moderate depression over the
Comparatively high temperatures con-
above the freezing. poln, in the Ohio
II vas colder In the north.ocn,ra states
and ~outhwa into Texas. with freezing
weather In parts of the Southwestern
In ,hi. city tho day Wa. cloudy: it'ie
change in temperature; wind, lieht to
fresh south west average humidity. ~ per
is s"' at GA ! (. II. EST s'st:' ar. s. :Sso'
The temperature In this city Yesterday.
ns recorded by the %or'cial thermometer. Is
shown in the annexed table, .
o,u 1919. 1912 orv 1919. is, S,
y 81 %. AZ 81 Il. 3" %.
. y. NJ. ..ir i7si2 Mid AZ 40
Highest temperature. 40. At 3to =. n.
Lowest temperature. ai'. At 9:iO =. VI.
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$4,000 DWELLING
GIFT TO DAUGHTER
Mrs. Henry shoemaker Buys 4
East 18th st. as Home for
Mrs. Wagstaff.
RuILDERS IN THE BRONX

Mrs. Alfred wagstaf will be presented
with \ $4,000 home before the week is
aver BY her mother. Mrs. Henry +. Shoe
maker. The gift house is the American
sasemen dwelling at I East Sixty-nfth
street, which Mrs. Anna NJ. Bliss re-
Gently built adjoining her residence at s
r,s, s~ixty-Hfth street. Mrs. Shoemaker
bought the property yesterday through
Pause & Gilman. II will he the second
house Mrs. Shoemaker has given her
daughter. Several years ago. AS a we'd
ding Gift. she received the -four story
house =. - East F~ifty-fourth street.
which she has since occupied. This prop
,ty will be sold when Mrs. Wagstaff
moves to her new home on Sixty-ffth
street.
This home is a six story American
basement structure on lot 25N100.5. OPP
posi,e the Astor house. II was recently
completed from plans by Thomas Mast.
Near to the new WagstafY dwelling are
the homes OF tho Wormsers. the late
william Watts sherman. Frank J. Gould.
0rme Wilson n James J. Hill.
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4 E;gi %ss al J. f ,.S, BY; .,' e. ATTY 1908 20
miss. each iss.coc;' atty. 7 q 60, i;s
Uptown.
Manhattan Islani. north Of iioth ST
lsiTH ST. n :. 1895 e Lexington sv. l7.?x
looll.John = Kelly TO Isaac Bell. New
port, r. J., FEB 90. . yrs. : p c. s,tys
BWAy. n e 18th st, iss.ios-Gross \
Hcrbener Corpn to title Guar a. 7 co.
lana hm Hwsy' Feb 81 due :s,o p peon
10th sr. 80 Haven az, iio.isicsS,
prior mtg .li,ooo-steriing Bids 4 OPP
st. Feb u. dcmand s p G.. atty, IL
Coughlan, ~ Wall ~ ........... $4,000
Bron,.
thorough Of The Bronx,
LOT - map Van Nest rark-Josephinc
u Rszzano to Vincent ptacek and ano.
Any. y,UkTc 30. i7s Bway - $500
Park Av WEST, u " cor 1891 st, ss.lx
bryant s". pr m,xs $4,000 Feb Il. 'daass
o. per bond ATTY. + u 4 I Go: i5s
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Manhattan
Mtg, Co., !oQ Bway. Feb 81. due ~ per
EAST !. 'f lot es a''i map Wak.acid. soNIiiGoo
Shas : Dllier to q Do wi,t ciocko.. ~
Nsorth Mnrensc av. Pasadena. Gal. Fec
80 du. a. per bond, sttys, Clockc. h
Lor 80, map Wakci.ld. ioonii,-EIIiepnn
Groom to WIN Oliondorr. oOl W lio;h
y. Feb 10. . yrs, 6 y c. atty. Harry
,kohitzck, 2SOs I'D $500
ELLIOTT Az. . :. at II " cor lot 81. map
Olinvtilc. 316xI25-Ftcdk Hochderncr
10 or!iiIc Rliy Co. Inc. 3t!t OIinville sv.
Feb 10. due as per bond atty. Eugene
~. Rrissch. 39i Il it9th st. ..... st,2oo
Bi!oOME ST. . =. $50 n from land u
Map"s. btSxsb. <-Justus n Mitchell 80
icma fr'y s9N Irvine st. pr mtge -. 500.
Ecb. -. due Jan !. 1917, s y c. atty.
Tu T. 60, iIs Bway. ........S $500
AN. " =. ai2.s $ 1891 81. j0k
loO-Harrict 9 kslbach To James n
Nusent, So Hugh 1t. Newark. y J, Feb
~ nuc r.o ~; lsl.. . p c. atty Francis
BitpoME ST, . :. 500 n from land II
Mtpcs. fsNss.i--Justus - Michel 30
Adam II Garslss and ano. 1858 Balm
bridge ~. pr mtge $500. Feb 10. duo
~ l'lo' . y e. atty. T q & T 20.
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RENTS BIG 2sD STREET FLOOR.
Subsidiary OF Rrminston co. Takes
space IN ola stern B%uiIdius.

VI. 4 L. Hess ahye leased the third
hoor In the old Stern Building, 32 and
"a West Twenty-third street. through
TO ~ to 30 West Twenty-sccond street,
containing more than $4,000 square
fect. TO the Rapid Addressing Machine
company. +. y. Relknap president. now
leased to the Remington Typewriter
COMPANY. The lease liz for a term %
Years at q total rental Of S7j,0oo. The
Charles +. Noycs Company represented
the lessee.
George u Read & Co. have leased
with Feasc & Gilman the NTH Moor in
VIZ Fifth avenue to Leon Lasarow.
tailor with w. Il. Martin the NTH noor
IN j n . West Nineteenth stree, to
Charles Strier; the store at a. West
Thirty-sevcnth street to Juiic,,o Nicole.
mi'lincr with a. A. Hageman the fourth
hoor In 105 West Thirty-ninth stree, TO
Louis Geieer space in SOC Fifth ave-
nue.. corner OF Thirty-six'h street. TO
the Fcrpierre Company. and with =. II.
Wood-W. u. Dolson Company space
in the Foster Building, corner OF For.
ucth street and Madison avenue, to
Clark 4 Appelman.
The Cross 4 Brown Co. has leased at
:s1 and 2aa West %Fffty-hfth street the
basement. ~ an aggregate rental of s2h,-
ooo. to the G. T. silver Motor Company :
At ~ and ~ West Sixty-sccond street.
the Eighth floor to ". ]. Daru,n. at
$40 and 2Ae West Fifty-Hfth street. the
second hoor to the National cash Regis
ter Conn my for a term Of years. and
the NTH Moor to Norman ". Lynn at
Pig and 2iS West Fortv-clghth street.
the second floor to the Apcda studio. and
AZ III Firth venue. space on the
eleventh floor to John y. owen.
The Greeley Square Realty Company
has leased the store at 40 West THIRTY
second street to =. Buchalter for ten
years for a bakery lunch room. and
two floors In 1915 Lexington avenue n
Harry Miller.
Henry Hof has leased tho store AZ the
northeast corner OF broadway and Sew
enty-sixth street to NJ. Van Brink the
building sos Third avenue to the "R''
Electric Company stores at sl3 Third
avenue to Y. l.. &. Donnelly and s.
Novekow. and with Y. \. l.. Diaz the
store at $50 Third avenue to the Hudson
Tunnel Reef Company.
TIL. Illinois Central Railroad. Contra
OF Georgia Railway and the oceai
steamship Company have leased tho
store in the knickerbocker Hotel annex
40 West Forty-second street. for tel
years. This store was held for a renta
Of 10000 "A year. After extensive al,era'
tons, which will he completed by May 1
1915. tho tenants will take possession
These companies have been located OF
| tn. site OF the building recently leased e
the Astor Trust Company. at sol Fiji
avenue. corner OF Forty-second street
Albert J. Moore was the broker.
Huberth a Huberth have leased thu
entire NTH ioor in the New York Eve
ming journal Building at Columbus Cir
Gle to the International Film Corpora
ton. and also offices to L. " Magnetic
, Corporation. Carbon Not Company ant
Edward r. Bule.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SAIL.k.n EOK NEW NnER

IS ,%ameronia. ~ Liverpool,
IS Minnchaha, at London.
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W~NSHlNGTON. Feb .3-Thr XUnuIat
Annapolis has arrived al la Pa2, destroyer
Rushurli at Boston. collier Celtic At New
Work yard cruiser Cleveland a. toriuto,
Ifehle ana NbIpp.t at san Diego collier
Hector at Lamb.r' Poini, cruiser Marble
head a. Mar Island tug Potomac 81 trI~-
iohal; sunbost rsmpanga ~ Hougkoug
Transport Prairie AZ fort an Prince, battle
shlp Wyoming a. G~uacauATabp BAY
IN" sank >hip Arrthusd has sailed from
Gu,cauaysbo BAY FOR GuHntanamo3 do
stroN"r '"uNuhsm from Philadelphia FOR
b"isw-r" ~Rr"hkvdt"r collier tUlgpa from
Gusuiau,mo for New York Via Port au
Prince collier Hannibal from tris'obal tur
survey grounds collier Jason from, ms
t"ua. for Norfolk destroyer sterling from
Norfolk for Por'p orlando. cap. Verde
Island 'ug Triton from Washington tor
Tsngi-r Sound and Tug Wahneta from Nor
fox for Tsngl.r Sound
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SEALED BibS VII We received by ,hs
Buaid OF Nalci suppS at It, olnces
tw.ulS second floor, MuHiDlpa B4l4tuE.
raIh Row, CeItre sui umb Sire,ta
New York tity, Until II \. Nj, on lhurs-
asy, teptust, -, 1910, cor toutract LOO.
for linius "l'h htl.t uHs"L'' - l"iilnh OF
duct The portion Of She tune. 80 be lined
IL about 500 feet ione IN" wura IL o.
Gated IA the town of Nj. Pheasant, West.
cL.stet county, Sew Nurk
At the hove pli'e nui time m. bids
viii be publicly opened and '.ai rsnph-
lets containing n formation TO- bidders. ard
contrast rawlings can b. oh'si' 81 - me
ahoN. address at the ONE ~ no score.
tsrN, by drpusiting the SIM u ten do are
SiOl IN sash or tS equivalent tor eatn
pa mphlet For fu-ther p'rti u'tIs apply
10 the "fic" 81 the Principe! Assistant En-
gineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS PRESIDENT.
CN NHI.ES y II tnNlCk,
joins y CALVIN,
Corvisaioners Of ths Rolrd ~ WAFER aurrlv
GEORGE TEArHEIiSrnNH s." r.tay
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nvEsroR buys on CoNCovRsE.

BRAND BOCLEVARD-Robert H.. SEQ.
bic has sold the new five story apart
ment house at the northwest corner
OF the Concourse and 1S4th street to
an investor. The house was sold for
the Wicklow Construction Company.
p. j. Dwyer president. and comprises
twenty suites and three large stores
fronting SO feet on the C%oncourse and
- feet on 1S4th street. being part of
the former Ryan homestead. one OF the
FIRST properties to figure in the selling
movement in that section. Mr.. Dwyer
bought this corner through Mr. Scobie
and erected four buildings on il. The
property Just sold was held at 100000.
HOE AvENUE-The Galveston Build
ing Company, Philip Herschowski
president, has sold 10 Max Marcus, for
cash. 1873 and 1883 Hoe avenue, two
new fve story apartment houses. on
a plot. 1o0x100. 200 feet north Of Jen-
n!ngs street. Each structure contains
accommodations for twenty-five fam
lies. They are fully rented and were
held at 100000.
ANTHONY AVENUE-Clement II.
Smith has sold for George Mclean TO
builders the plot. 100x1O0. on the east
side Of Anthony venue. 100 feet
south Of l73d street. The buyers gave
n exchange 535 East 1S2d street. a
Ave story Nat. on plot 50x1Oo.
JACKSON AvENCE-Antonio Fasolino
has sold 5l7 and SCI Jackson avenue.
q six story apartment. on plot TAX
IS. 100 feet south Of l5Sth street.
tORDHAM ROAD-The triangular
block bounded by Fordham road. Cres-
ton avenue and lSsth street. has been
sold by Harry Davis to a client Of
n. 4. Douglas & Co. The property
contains about 1900 square feet and
fronts III feet on Fordham road. SI.S
feet On Creston avenue and SO feet
on lS8th street. 1t IA purchased
by the seller about a year ago. The
new owner will probably improve 1t
with a store building.
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sTm AVENUE LOT 4 GIFT.

sherman Flint transferred yesterday
10 Margaret q Flint az a gift the lot at
as Fifth avenue, IN the west side, 20
!eei south " Thirty-eighth street. form
hg part Of the site Of the store of Frank
lin Simon d Co. The lot fronts Is feet
on Fifth avenue and runs back 1Os feet.
The department store holds IL under long
term lease. The deed placed on record
shows that Mr.. Flint retains a life in
ter, st in the property. He said last night
that the property Is a gift TO his wife.
He has q daughter OF the same name.
The record of the deed does not say
Shich Is the new owner.
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NEW JEK,E, REAL ESTATE rUK SALE.

Attractive bargains offered by BASkiSG
DEPARTMENT. TAT OF NEW YORK.
70 builders. investors and prospective home
seekers. A large number OF vacant iots at
Brentwood. Morsemete, l.eon!a, Iadgcnsid:
and Teaneck. New Jersey. at one ha'f OF
former owners prices. Also a large num-
Der OF two-familv houses at Hudson
Heights. Clirsiie and Palisades Park. New
jersey, at about one hair OF former prices.
All OF the above properties are within. .
hve.renf fare zone and within thirty min
utes OF Manhattan. These properties must
be sold quickly 10 close ;he business OF two
corporation. now heiug li1uifated By me
Ranking Department. Special Inducements
to and builders who VIII puf-
chase A considerable number OF lots. For
further particulars address REM ID. Ha'gh'.
Special Deputy Supt. OF Banks care OF
York Ci.v
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FLATS TO REPLACE DWELLINGS.

WEST 10th STREET--Ten old frame
dwellings, at 49, to $50 West i5Oth
street have been sold by the Lawyers
Mortgage Company to the Hoytreis
Construction Company. Isidor Refs
president. Tho Lawyers Mortgage
Company acquired the various parcels
In foreclosure asst August. under sep
srate actions, at prices ranging from
$500 to $500. On the combined
properties. which have "A frontage Of
10 feet and a depth of 100 feet. adjoin-
Ing the southwest corner Of Amsterdam
avenue the Hoytreis Company will
erect three five story buildings. each
ss.%xl00. from plans by Gronenberg a.
LNuchtag. architects. William =.
Baker. who negotiated the sale. has
procured a building and permanent
loan Of 3l50.000 for the new wner
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DIG PLOT FOR BROOKLYN FLATS

Frank II. Tyler has sold a plot 340x
loo on Sevonty-sixth street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth for
william Paulsen to a builder. and 1914
Coney Island a three story store
and Nat, for Florence NJ. Kelly.
Il. +. Brauns has sold for Ludwig 4.
brauns to a client for investment the
v story n store building at 1880
Fith avenue.
Leonard Davidson & Co. have sold
% Frank Dehn & Co. the two family
and store building at the southwest cor
hr OF Myrtle avenue and Sandol street.
Nidsewood. for the s. & g. Construction
Company.
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AlcNard'i n Green, counsel :ur 'An
trustees Tor the bonds involves IN the
suit, Issued the following statement ycs-
ie.dsN evening relative 10 the dismissal
Of the foreclosure proceedings In Texas
AS we understand the decision %
Judge Meek il IL intended 10 facilitate
au early decision OF tho United States
supreme Court npo a preliminary quos-
ton OF jurisdiction, \ decision In favor
of tho plaintiff AZ mis- time would prob
ably have postponed for a long time the
settlement Of the jurisdictionai question,
as the defendants would he unable to
appeal until a much later stage Of the
Suit. The merits OF the case are not Ill
vowed IN The present decision. and the
questions IN controversy viii continue
until definitely settled"
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DONATES 100000 BUILDING.

william A. Read is TO present to Pur-
ensse' near White Plains. a 100000
,"mmuni'y building to be erected or the
wright property On Purchase street
near Harrison avenue. The building
oH' he turned ovor TO the Property
owhers Association OF Purchase. II
VIZ be devoted TO athletic. educational
and social activitics. and among other
~see'urts II has rooms for a branch OF
"e Harrison police headquarters.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


HE\RN pDRFMAN. ,lcrk . fal PAX
Row, formerly II pswnh'okcr hrs med
. petition N bankruptcy with liabilities
ltnrs arc \ Kornhium ill75. MR. I,ro.
do. $3.50, century Bduh, So. AMI
EDWARD L BRENNAN Of 100 West
fIftN seventh street AN sItorncV, has
ni'i,ies ~ i5.3Os, mostly due IN S%pokau,
wash and nominal assets 5000 claim
for services as attorney for \ T. Glenn
eut at Butte, Mon" In 1907. Edward
J. brennan Is q creditor for s.. 500,
ISlpOR ,iELB ~ - East iI6ih stree
tition IN bankruptcy win liabilities -
blt ana no assets
Receiver Appointed.
SARAH BINDER Judge \ y Hand has
appointed p.rciNal Wilds receiver for
sarah Hinder, dealer in tuptcco aud
,gars at 20 l.enox. avenue, honi saoO
lARplS 90 John I. lvtt", receiver for
Fifth avenue. said Yesterday thaj tho
company has two contracts nov, for he
rcnwaN Theatre in Boston and = svna-
eosue in The BronN. Liabilities are SO,
Oo0 and assets probably so, zoo 20 f"i,.
uON
ni-chsrRc Grantrd,
HARRY KEAR -Iuig" \ y Hard has
granted u di,charr from bankruptcy 10
Marry II krar ~ Il3 last rms .si,in
street
t%>.iRnmrni..
ltoROWlTI BROS dealer. IN dr.,atr..,n
AT 4SOA aud ?3t; lAgh'h aN,Uue, Ia =
msdc An assignment nv Sau| Horowi'I
ereuces for sl,sE
USHER sTEINBEHG, sr"'cr, "t - E'-l
Fourth stree, hHs made an assignment
to MaA koscnbers
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LIS I'E<DE<S.
Manhattan.

ST. S'3 Patrick - Tigh- ,st
Alma Wtt ct al foreclosure OF mtgI
any. u swain.
BNAY. n e Great Jones ;, ~ .Nij0
Tit,. Guarantee a Trust ca ast Olga
WItthaus ct al foreclosure Of mtg .
ATTY, u swain.
AMSTERDAM Az. n W c i3Sth 81, .tliN
100. kingsbridse road, $ =, TOO = Haw-
thorne 81, 6oxitt3N irreg; ?@ith ~, u =
?. los Z = . lacohus pl, jisNl0O.' RwaN,
II :. @l3 " Terrace View aN, :5>lo0
10Th aN, . :, III : .o5th -, 40 oNl0o
.OTih -, , : 100 " 9th aN. laoN!H ~;
lots 10 and I'll, amended map i"'h
ward, Jansen ar II . 9 Terra" View
~, Nlix- Agnes + KELLEY agt Marx
iccdl: a,'v. Hcvlmau.
s.D ST. ~ and 40 ", two actions
Joseph N l. striker ast Frederick "
Ehleu faction to recover '. partl, ATTY,
: VI Richardson.
ST. all W-paisy y Rooss agt Ella
! BHli o., al foreclosure Of mtg aftNs,
button & kilsheimer
Delaney ST. 500 Harry n kohn aSt
Hedwig Hsfker 81 a. foreclosure of
mtg atty W : Dry foos.
STEBRlNS Az, $ . cor Freeman nj, SI6N
M barbara Leopard agt Hsmpp Bldg
corp. Inc. ct al faction for an account
ingi attys. Menkcn Bros.
LOTS s and q. map 81, extra choice lois
belonging to Eliza q Eeichum, 2,th
ward John Gross ACT George tostar ct
nj foreclosure Of mortgage, attys,
Knox a Dooling.
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LEASES WEsTBIRY ESTATE.

Cocks 4 Willets have leased 10 +. T.
~Frelinghuysan FOR a term OF years the
Algernon Boyesen property at Westbury.
l.. /. The estate adjoins the property of
Thomas Hitchcock and Charles Steele
and Is in the middle Of the Meadow
BYook hunting country.
+. :. Willard & Co. have rented the
Briton Bush estate at Locust Valley. l."
l., to Charles T.. +. Mccain.
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PLANNING me BRONX FLAT.

Groncuherg n I.euchiag are prepar-
ing plans for u iiN. story apartment to
erected 10y Charles NJ. Roscnthal on
a plot ?oNil4Nll9l0N irregular at tho
northeast, Cnrner of Davidson and Burn
side avenues u VIII accommodate
thir,y-three families. The front will he
Of tapestry brick and limestone and the
house will cost 500, 600.
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The George Bernard Company. and
not the Maison Bernard. is the lessee OF
the property at the northeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street. The
company. which is now at 27S Fifth
avenue. imports gowns and French mil
linery. 1t will pay between s2j,0o0 and
s35. 900 for the space which has been
taken for IA period OF nineteen years.
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DYCKMAN o REFLECTED
Cuahmnns 10 Build storage to A..
tend to sections Wants.

ON the south side Of La wrence street
5OT5 feet east of Amsterdam avenue q
four story stable. garage and storage
will be erected for tushman's Sons. II
will have "A frontage Of 72,S feet and p
depth Of 100 feet, and Charles Steg-
mayer. architect. has estimated the
COST al $4,000.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE ~.
Manhattan.

WATER ST. ?i-wm Crasford TO Court.
neyr peNe,Spmsnt CO. i5s Bwsy: atty.
fARk ROW. ?~ii-i3-ssme to same atty,
It'll ST, q! w-ssm. to same. atty.
18TH ST. ." w-same to same; ATTY,
WATER ST. -. li3th =, so wLccurtnst
Development co to Lawyers Title Trust
&C, lso Bway .................. 800
iiTH ST n Il: " "a Az. s9xioo Mary
hJ Du Bots to Lawyers Mtg 60; 80
'TH Az. : " cor Iis,h st. toiohioo@
Rondcu' savings Bank to Lawyer: Mig
:.p sT, 80 $50 " 9TH sv. .iSsssw
Lawyers Mtg co to Moses wailach. ,rus.
atty. Lawyers Mtg 90. So Liberty
arm sT. n :, sS6.s " s,h av. .issss'sc
Union squar" savinxs Bank 20 Corn
cE IST9n1E' r hsnk' II i; % SccMHS 'i kin ,s', .%S
ano to Robert Livingston ct al, 'rus.
Ne" port r !; st,y. g Go. ii,s ava 81
Rank for savings in city Of y Y. 80 ttn
az aitys' 'adwalader. W 4 T. 80 Wall
9TH Av. o.o-Ea-, River ssyings lns,n
s ait. } M''dai'e, 81 c]S:%Sss:
ia:p 81. :os w-Fran5e. catin To
4tto r Hansen =, a., rus. Miw.ukss;
i.yp 81 r'': .os WE % ia bT H,n. VI "%I
tius. 20 MARY G Hansen, Mnwauk,e.
vs. atty. r q ca. l1G sway. .sII.oTo
li2D TT. sos W-Ma- e lian--n to irving
savings hank. ~ ~; a'ty,
! - 60. l'6 BuaN. ........... III WDu
BrOnA.
REILLY. tyHS lind and adm. TO Her
man Rellm.r. .~,...,.... ...S 81 zoo
BEld.MEk, HERMAN. to Mi.na Syhmen-
ger ........ .........1 81, 200
"lTTIork. ETHEi. Il, 60 Anna T-w.rs
and aau ttGusi ........ ....... 81. 900
cLts'KE. DE WITT to Rocco PIE.
sruS-I. ........ ........ ...... g., 900
pRt-Eck SiGFRlt;D. 20 Ceres Union 81. son
GERTRUDE VI. 10 Chas Hsr-
die. ~
kl.Aki.N MEYER, VERONICA J. to ID.
- bahNke .....- ......... $1,000
10 Guaranteed Mix Co. - a., zoo
MANHATTAN T 90 20 Chas u FL
uouston ........ ........ ...-. $1,000
M'~r .s,
RRookLYN TRUST ca ,.ru., 10 Law.
y"r- ME- Go. ....... 81. 600