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New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Trading in the
Downtown Section
Is Resumed
Broad and Stone Corner in
New Hands-TwO Parcels
on Water St. Sold-One
Brings a Profit to Seller

The quiet which has prevailed in the
downtown real estate market for the
last few days was broken yesterday.
Three properties there changed hands
and as many more were transferred,
according to the records of the Regis
ters office.
The southwest corner Of Broad and
Stone streets has been sold. The name
OF the new owners could not be learned
yesterday, but Judging from stories
which have been current for some time
cgarding real estate on lower Broad
Street tho buyer is business concern
which has bought to make sure OF u
location in that part of the town.
The property is known IA 80 and 90
Broad Street. The former property
was sold by DR.. Jonathan Dwight and
the latter by Charles n. Bimm. The
two parcels have combined frontage
of 52.l0 feet on Broad Street and 536
feet on Stone Street.
A block to the north. the south
west corner of Broad and Mnrketfeld
streets, was taken recently under op-
tion by the Seaboard National Bank as
n possible site for a building which 1t
plans to erect to accommodate its In
creasing business. At the time it was
said that the bank had under consd~
Grafton several properties in the sec
ton. 1t was said yesterday that the
Stone Street corner just sold was not
included in the banks survey Of tho
section. The property is near the new
Mexican Telegraph and Cable Company
building.
Front Street Deal
The other downtown transactions re-
ferred to affect properties in the ship
ping district, which has been the live
nest spot in the entire market for the
last three years. The small property
nj 124 Water Street has been sold and
the corner of Water Street and Coen-
ties Slip has been secured by the ad
joining owner. The building at l24 Is
on the west side of the street just north
of Wall Street. Those who have been fol
lowing the trading in this section will
recall that the property was secured
recently by MIR. O'Bricn, Californian
and n member of one Of the big coffee
concerns of the country. He bought it
last fall from Max Marx. 1t was one
of his first ventures in the downtown
field. 1t has been a profitable one, If
all that was heard yesterday can be
accepted as correct. The story is that
the realty was sold at about $4,000. 1t
is five stories high on site 19 feet
wide and 596 feet deep.
Sale on Coenties Slip
William A. White & Sons have sold
for the Elm Park Realty Company,
Percival S. Jones president, to the
Frank p. Wood Company, Wholesale
provision dealers, 3 Coenties Slip, a
fve-story building on lot 26x3s; also 8.
adjoining, forming the southwest cor
ner of Water Street, n similar building,
23x53, for occupancy. The same com
pant recently bought, through the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Steel Corporation Buys
Long Island City Site

Joseph P. Day has sold to Eggles-
ton Brothers. Company Steel Corpo-
ration plot containing approximately
10000 square feet in Long Island City.
The parcel has a frontage on School
Street of 900 feet and on Borden Ave
nue. and Mount Street of 200 feet The
buyers will improve the property with
modern plant that will have a 300
foot railroad siding capable of han
ding six freight cars within the build
ing at one time. 1t is to be equipped
with modern labor saving machinery
and cranes so that all the manufact-
urcd heavy steel products can be eco
nomically handled. The cranes will
handle motor trucks and carloads in
bulk 1t is estimated by the engineers
who have the plant in charge that the
labor saving in handling of these prod
ucts will pay substantial part of the
entire cost Of the enterprise. The ask
ing price for the property was in the
neighborhood Of 100000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Woodrow Wilson Ave.
Apartments in Demand
Brown ReseIls One and Realty
Company Buys
Another

Frederick Brown has resold to
client of Henry Schwebert 1928 Wood
row Wilson Parkway, formerly the
Grand Concourse, a tive-story twenty
nine family house, on a plot 77x1OO
Mr.. Brown acquired this property re-
Gently, together with the adjoining
house at 1920.
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Com
pany has purchased from John II.
Fajen and Freda Fajen 1886 Woodrow
Wilson Parkway, adjoining the north
west corner Of 164th Street, five-story
house, on plot 6SxS7, held at $75 900
lies and rents for $4,000. George A.
Steinmuller and Joseph p. Ward were
the attorneys in the transaction.
Frederick Brown sold to Abraham
Zanderer 656 West 17Sth Street, a five
story twenty family apartment, adjoin-
ing Broadway, held at $4,000.
Maze Estate Sells Bronx Flats
A. II. Levy, Joseph f. Blackner, and
Jacob kaplan have sold for the Utopia
Realty Company the Montgomery Maze
Estate, the three tive-story flats. on
plot l20X125 at CAT to 655 Fox Street.
The houses, which accommodate sixty
1amllleS, were SOLD TO Samuel w Williams.
Factories for Hunts Point Section
Samuel Cowen has sold for the Hunts
Point Estate the northeast and south
east corners Of Seneca Avenue and
Whittier Street. The purchasers viii
erect factory buildings.
Deal for Westchester Avenue Corner
The Mason Realty Company, Max n
Natanson Nresident. has sold the south
west corner of Westchester Avenue and
Tiffany Street, a four-story building
fronting sixty feet on Westchester Av-
enuc and ninety-seven feet on Tiffany
Street, to Nathan Shader. d. Magdin-
son was the broker.
Parts With Faile Street Flat
The Adavne Construction Corpora
ton has sold to the Viva Realty Com
pany the southeast corner of Faile and
l66th streets, q five story apartment
house on plot 75X100. Joseph Wolken-
berg was the broker
Forest Avenue Corner Deal
Sam Minskoff and Otfcrman e. Gott-
lleb have bought from Bertha Myer-
bach Forest Court, a six-story elevator
apartment, on plot S7xl00, at the north
west corner of Forest Avenue and 15Sth
Street.
Bronx Dwellings Sold
Schano & Co. have sold for Peter Nc
Dermott 1916 Holland Avenue, a two
family house, and for Mrs. Anna Ste
phens 1853 Victor Street. a twofamilv
house
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
CITATIONS

NJ nie r. ia,HMlETAL =, .h ClTATIoN.-THE PEG
r'c Oh the state OF New York by the grace
oi GOD Tree and independents 10 the ATTORNEY
uenefhi or the State OF New York and TO ali
prISohs VINO may be claim to he the heirs
anu ana next of Kin Of Margaret Whitethorn de-.
ceased send greeting: "
i" hefeas. Rudolph Pagenstecher wbo rs
sues al az West 40th Street in the Rorou,h
vi Manhattan. the city o. New York has
i.'riS applied to the Surrogates Court OF our
county OF New YORK To have a certain in
s.ruihent In writing. relating to both real
, 'nu personal property. duly proved as the
."s. "s. VIII and testament OF Margaret White
. morn VINO was nj the time OF her death n
resident OF the County OF New York. do
ceased. ' w
Therefore. you and each Of YOU nrc cit.d
10 show cause before the SurroEates' Court
or our County OF New York. at the Hail os
Records, IN the County OF New York. on tha
lith day OF March ono thousand nine hnn
ured and nineteen, Mt half past ten O'clock T.,
tho forenoon OF that day. why the said viii
ana testament should not he admitted 70 nro
pate az Il VIII OF reaI and personal pronartv
In testimony whereof we have cau.,I 49,,
zeal or the Surrogates' Court of the .ai,
county OF New york To be hcreunto nf,ixct
,, Ntness. Honorable NORERT iJ'Di NV
ROW i.Et. Surrogate OF our said ponptv ~,
New York. at said County the 6th dsy oe
February. In the year OF our lord one ,hov.
SAND nine hundred and nineteen '"N"
DANIEL j. pOWDNEy
CleTk OF tho SurrQgates' (your<
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Renting Long Island Homes

John f. Scott has rented for Mrs.
Thomas f. White her country place
known as "Homeland." containing
twenty acres, with a large residence,
stable and garage, on Broadway, Ce-
darhurst, l.. l., to Peter Cooper Hew-
lit; for Miss Mary Rutherford her
house on Lovers Lane, Cedarhurst, to
Warren S. Crane; for W. A. Winant
his cottage known as The Brighton,
at Lawrence Beach, l.. l., to Miss
Helen Koucs; for Harold W. Buck his
place in the Hewlett Bay property at
Hewlett, l.. l., to r. II. Goodwin, and
for Levin r. Marshall his country seat
known as Hawskwood, at Hewlett, to
De LanceY NicoII, lr.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
STUDY ACCoUNrANCY AT HOME

want to hear from bookkeepers cashiers school
teachers. ofce workers. stenugraphers and all
capable men and women. either with or without
into higher accounting positions paying
81 400 To s6 900 A YEAR AT THE START.
The readius rnent Of commerce and industry to
peace basis the reconstruction and reorganization
az American business along efficient lines. the
more scientific analysis OF costs 10 meet domestic
and world competition ana the necessity for accu-
rate income anc profits tax reports 10 tho
government have created thousands OF and
attractive opportunities for permanent positions In
the higher accounting field
me demand for trained. competent persons TO nli
positions for cost accountants. auditors junior and
senior accoun, ants. &c be met only III part.
Government aid business Make heavy demands
upon the available supply OF trained and
womru.
So our organization. having the largest stan OF
accounting and business erfciency experts in the
world IS making every possible effort to help meet
THIS unusual situation. and TO thet end l will in
These positions by taking individual home training
Tins can be done withou. interfering with their
present employment.
APPLICANTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED
will re placed under the direct personal supervision
OF cne OF our STAFF OF Certified Public Accountants
and thoroughly trained in the special know ledge
and pract.csl procedure necessary to qualify for
important accounting work
Address for interview. giving position. edu
cation AM telephone number Registrar. postofiice
Box Vs. Times Square Branch. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

FRONT ST. 100. Jas & Winters Eane or
i,rooNyn. TO Emma Brcidcnback : New England
Ierrarc ,, orangc. n atty, y r & ii Co.
, la5 lslodway FEB rs. 1918 ............ S. 900
771l ST. 80 J.. ~ l. Wardwcll, Springfield ,cntfc
oiScgo GO \. to Grace Wiiam.. Nj pd1 fnt
les'a Ford, aiiy, Allen II Campbell. 81 broad
-, $50 900
lluTii ST =. 10 q 9TH nv b0s 100 II Morn.
ma Irah Roscuicrg ct al 10 Albert l.oscnblail
at'y, David Stcchcr. 500 Bway. Juno r. lnnn
EAGLE Az, il2. Icuzance Kcaiiy Co 10 %rnr1n,
l;'ta. Inc: atty Chns Davidson. CO VA ID,
JAN 10. 1916 6..,................ "a ooo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Manhattan Alterations

WARRUN ST 81. to n 5-sty store: II II Steele
~ broadway. owner: C Phlconis Tanwood
J. architect. ............. a. ooo
2iTH ST. lso-ls4 +. to i-sy thoatr, and or
nc"s, y Monschel li2 "a av owner ] Folson
lds l'rnhdway. architect. ,............ 81 sr1
'1l, ST. r. to 0-sty store. offlccs c,c NJ
o'uc, r'Ini'es' owner. w w nosworth. 327 bth
MERCER ST. 81 to 5-sty siore and lof, ''V'1
nouh, i'o ON av owner. II f Smith. 81 W a9d
18TH Sr III w. TO -sty sore and tenement
~ y SUITS ct a. AS W o7th st. owncrs; 4 G
"oin' Long AAand ClVs architect. .. a.. ST 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Restaurant Takes
Attractive 18th ST. Buildinn

Paul Fischer has leased the three
story building at II West Forty-ffth
Street from the Estey Piano Company
at total rent of S120,O00. He will
alter It for high class restaurant and
French pastry shop, to be known as
La Maisonnettc."
The building, built by James A.
fariey several years ago, is unique
structure. Royal Scott Gulden was the
broker In he dnal
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
LOST BANkBOOkS

LOST.-Bankbook No. 732210 Il the Gs'a
man Savings Bank IN the Citv of M
York. Payment stopped. Please rea's
book to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Sale on Greensboro Plaza

The estate of Jacob B. Hunter has
sold to interests represented by G. +.
Payne frontage of SO feet on the
north side of the greensboro Bridge
Plaza Long Island City, part Of the
farm held since 1882 bv the Hunter
family, from which Hunters Point
takes ITS name. G. Z. Clay negotiated
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Makes $3.50 on Building
BOUGHT at Auction

The five story loft building at so
Columbia Street sold in foreclosure
yesterday in the Nescy Street auc-
ton room has practically been resod
at a profit of $3.50. The building was
taken by the plaintiff at $500, which
is $267 under the cncumbranccs. The
building has been resold, it was said
Yesterday. at Sc 1000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Rau BUYS Another Loft

Alfred NJ. Rau. president of the LAP
West Twenty-fourth Street Company,
has bought 139 to 143 West Twenty
fourth Street. twelve-story loft build
Ing, on plot 50xll6, from Bing & Bng
The same buyer recently purchased
43-a7 West Twenty-fourth Street and
12ll25 West Seventeenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID- MATTRESS and COOK -Amet
can Protestant highly fecammenleI ii5 an
700; city or country. r. SIS lio'iaa.ar's Artlr7
10 East 43d 81. Sd floor. Telephone se47 M1vs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
&. L. Kirby Prospective
Buver of Lester Stud;os

Gustavus T. Kirby, Of the American
Art Galleries, is the prospective nur-
chaser of the Lester Studio building.
occupying the block front on the east
side of Madison Avenue. between
Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh streets.
1t was said he has been dickering for
the property for three years
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Brooklyn Resident Buys
Ridgewood, n. T.. House

S. S. Walstrurl- Gordon & Forman have
sold for the Smith-Singer Company the
dwelling at 1872 Upper Boulevard
Upper Ridgewood, n j., to Warren NJ.
Maule. of Brooklyn. n. Y, and leased
for Margaret T. Ruane | Highland
Avenue. RidGewood, to Fred l.. Nels.
of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Realty Trading i'm BROOKLYN

The Realty Associates have sold "a
Porter Avenue. near Grattan Street,
4 three story double brick flat, on lot
25X60NlO0, to c. Modica through Nj.
Moschitta; 80 Second Street, between
Firth and Sixth Avenues, stone dwell
ing, to Elizabeth Lee through Thomas
Leonard, and SOC Bristol street. a
three story store and flats, 20x60xlOO,
to l. Chapilansky. The brokers were
l.. Smolowitz and s. Estrin.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
O5th Street Flats Sold

Suzanne Il. Williams is understood
TO- have sold the property at 81 and 80
West Sixty-tifth Street, two five story
apartment houses, on plot G2.6xl0o.S.
on the north side of the street about
231 feet east Of broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Wynnc Takes a Profit

Charles Wynne has resold the five
story apartment houses at Gil to 619
West 2O4th Street, on q plot rCOxIUO,
which he bought from the Hawthorne
Construction CompanN five Wceka ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
New ScarsdaIc House Owner

The Scarsdac Estates ORGANIZATION
Robert 4. Farley, president, has sold
the property known as Oak Knoll. in
the Greenacres section of Scarsdale.
to William G. Palmer, of New York
Citv
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Uptown Dwellings Leased

The Duff & Brown Company has
leased the dwelling at Gil West i45th
Street to Julia A. Noble, and the dwell
ing at 462 West 142d Street to J. e.
Everett
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Recorded Leases
Manhattan


DIVISION ST. a & b; e. II Friedman to
iiarris Miller. loi Graham av Brooklyn. from
Mhrch !, 1919. 10 August 81 1872. ativ T. Al
Franklin 300 Broadway ''' a. an
ltAitL ST rs, n Whitehall st. n l0xSI II,
irFcg: all 25 Pearl at Cor1n 10 Schultz ncal,1
Co, asD Broadway. IL yrs from May lgl1
FRANKLIN ST. 2lo-l2 all Englewood lealiy Co
10 Albert Seigmann. l24 f. s0th st K ano. vrs
from N'ay l. 1919 atty l. Segmni.n. 40 TriIf'
l27Tn ST; lsa-5s ": all. NJ & N Gnras. s,0Jo po
Nathan sober. 1851 Sterling pl Hrooklyn' A. nnn,
yps trotn ron March l. 1919. sttys. Hartman /. &
The Bronx
WASHINGTON .Av. 1898: all Washington Gsravc
Z" TO Benl Hrbautn. li76 Fox st 10 yrs frTrn,
March l. 1919. atty. w Schwartz | Maiden
FoRDHAM ROAD, n a. 30 wolimNn 81, sG,92 92o
routirtn i!vd Realty Co 10 vinrcn, ID, AInn
z5+o Grand lllvd 4 Cfaic~,rse: . srs from Ane
!. 1918. atty. Kadel. a7o iiath a,
ZANE property all. Vincent DO Nco To- Witt
, nT"s Inc ,s,s s,oa Grand concourse 52 yrs from
81 AV. S2'o- lO1 store. Adelaide NJ I.ank,nau IN
,hss HhAuh,r. 900 stth NJ: 8 gig VI. fron
MaIch /. 1913; atty. Defer. J0la 3d Az
's'''....'......... ...............,..,.s 81 gtO
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
1l3th Street Row for Galewski

The Stars and Stripes Realty Company
FOUR tive-story houses at 2l5. PIT. 219
and 221 East l13th Street. Charles
Galewski, as president, represented the
company. The seller was represented
by W. s. & A. S. Katzcnstein, at
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE

ATTENTION. TEACHERS.
II you an Normal School or College graduates be
tween 25 and 40. have personality optimism and
aggrasiveress VIII pay YOU 81 200 to s. t0o --er
year according TO your ability, in high eiuca-
modified form OF sale>manshp. Cal afternoons
w. H Drcker. Room 1904. l West S4,h 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Broadway Apartment In Deal

The Ruremont, seven-story eleva-
tor apartment house at 2,73l Broad
way. midway between 104th and 106th
Streets, was sold yesterday by the F..
A. Polak Realty Company and Willy
Ehrcnhaus. for J. Coffin as trustee. It
occupies d plot 33xl00, and was sold
for cash. The Shcnk Realty and Con
struction Company is the purchaser.
Plumbers Sell 14Sth Street Flats
Louis Block g. Schwartz have sold
for the Standard Plumbing Company
224 to 23O West 14Sth Street. two six
story twenty-five family apartment
houses. on plot S0x100. The new
owners are Frank Dun & Co., who buy
for Investment.
Profits Not Uncommon
The Chalmers Realty Company has re
sold 70 the Bane Realty Company. John
Mushekian president, tho six-story ole
vator apartment on plot b0x100 at 505
West 12Ath Street.
The Chalmers Company also bought
The seven-story elevator apartment at
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
The Bronx
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

WASHfNGToN PL. x 0; A d Granger Co AZ.
I,,os Washington III Co. Inc. ownrrs: SOM
CENTRAL rAHk WEST 296: Charles spSrt .'' NO., S
iia,rrn' iin'r is'h"y 90. owner. Marion Davis or
.' ''''"' ''"lINrlot u .-.....- S13 | i
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
LOST, FOUND AND REWAR

LOST -Ban1hool 40 $50 i24 of 7 MON Din
Savings Bank is missing An person hsF
Ing a claim 10 it is hereby called upon 4
present the same within ten days or suhm
10 having the said passbook cancelled AMI
new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

Once has been successfully conducted for "a
years Present opportunity occurs account resigna-
t0i or office manager. File application in writing
giving qualifications. Burke Electric Co. OF Erie
Ia. Address 30 Church St. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

MOTT. VAIESIINE.-IN PUR -UANCE oI
an order Of honorable John +. Cohalan,
Su rogate OF the County OF New York. no,ls
IN hereby given TO all persons having ciain55
against Valentino Mott. late OF Tho County ii
New York. borough OF Manhattan. deceasssj
To present the same. with vouchers Thereon. v
the suhscr lher, at place of tfansacting ousIl
ness, at the oince of James Il. Knapp. ~ nss|
attorney. No 30 East l2nd Street. In ~
City OF New York. on or before the leth as
or March next.
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF ecp's~
ber 1919.
EMILY L. MOTT, Executrxi
JAMES r. KNAPP, Attorney for teAsosss>
As n ASnd 81. N. Y. Cixs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Results at Auction
lAt II yscy Btre<s..

By Hmry Brady
oo'",nMa st. 10, 8. 20 Rivngton. so.as.
hehuc''Inan u al Gee fAdng atty: duo s. 53T II
taIcs. &22ioeS. 10 tho plaintiff for S. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Bronx

TIEBOuT Av. 8. 2i51l 1891 st. 5ovi2o, Am
Tris 60 to ,;reser say Bank. 49s tl av.
CNlVEKSIIY Av. 1880 1882; Lalkaw Iinaliy Co
70, 70 Abel King. l4s Il G5th ST. and ano; atty A
9rrIsS s,, ~ on oil'at a 80 500
monwcalth say Bank 2o07 Amsterdam av atty
\ Title Mtgc Co. lSj Broadway de-. 81 900
PROSPECT AN, n l67th st. 50xIOO: College
Holding CO 10 Jos Sciir 227 Hart a. ISrcokiy,i
atty: Morrison & $. $50 Broadway. ........ BOO
a. Asinof 21l W S9Ih st. attys. kantro,sitz X u.
rAII.E 'yT''wSs sT ,sih 81 500
Go to Abel King. liS Il Goth st. and auo same
wEEEs AZ I775 Emma ,cs,, M ,,.
Oesting F. 1000 Grand Blvd and Con. atty w
ocsting. jr. 1000 Grand Blvd and Con:
CROToNA rKwAY, 50 c l7sth st 30 5sioo: Title
Guar I Co 70 Investors Corpn l70
broadway atty. 7 & I Co. i7e Broadway:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
REAL ESTATE
!Ee:$Ss -
REAL ESTATE WANTED

PRIVATE HOUSE WANTED r0 prRrJfAsy
z5rh 70 s$TH STREET, s'ru 70 pAnK AvI
Nr6r BE BAECAis tUnHMAs WAEE
FIELD. IAc.. 10 EA4T 4zD ST
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

The A. J. Shannon Company has sold
for Emma F. kentler the three story
and basement dwelling at SAG Second
Street; the two family house at 54s
Seventy Street; the two family
house at 500 Ninth Street near Pros
pect Park West, for Lawrence Mum
son; the four story and basement
dwelling at 1872 Third Street for Cath
crime c. Walter
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MAuoyAo
Camp type. s'ono fireplace: very eony.nisn,ly
'orstef. wi'H permanent wafer rights: $3.50 o.
viii se!i fcfnlsAed. 1850. Lake Nahopao Corpors.
ton Msdisoo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

LUDLOW ST. ls, mtg $4,000; Slst st. 237 i.
mig S4,noo; Title Guar & r Co to Y IL
ysStois Conn 7G Bway: assiis S. 900 & S4 ooo
Isl 81 -i2 w; title Guar d r Go to y y In
55Ih ST. l33 Z; Lawyers Title Il r Go to Mary
r. DlI'on at Lawrence. l. l. atty. Lawyers r 4
"S ) JN0
10TH ST. jG 4. mtg $4,000: Rachel Franz tc
Saiius M LeycS 200 l4sth st; atty. \ r x
llsrIi ST l2i2 w: mtg 100000 Julia Coddne
TO, lon TO .r Emily Williams. "A " 5Sth St. 81
'olfl SI r,.l KS 20 W: Edwin \ schctel ct al
oeXrs 10 title Guar < + Co. l.6 Bway $40 00O
lsap ST. 5Si W. mtg $1,000. Juo Korb jr & ano
.Srs to title Guar & r Co. l7G Tway . So 500
NA'Lh AN ll2: mtg $1,000; w $ Iln Realty
Corpn to Nehring Bros. Inc. 1918 St Nichos,
Az atty Chas 5. Davidson. 60 Wall st. 81
I9ih 81 3lv-1l W. and 18th st. 324 rs "
NoTh River Sav Bank TO Chas Kllngelhorcr
500 w -lst st. nttys. Hatch & Clute. 100 Broad
l72D ST, 700 and 72o w: mtg $40 600 Maies
hcaty Corpn to Abel King l4s + 65th St. & ano
oNty IlNI Jrhtl NAheAA
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF TD
Honorable john i. cOHAIAN. a Sgf7
gato or tn" County Of Sew iora NOTICE. .
hereby ss'n 10 all persons hltlns c.Asr
against GALBKAlTH WARD. late o.,
County Of New York. deceased 10 press'
the same with Vouchers th,r,of tu ,he ~
tsiibef at place OF tfanaao,lns taslnss.... :
the Office 81 his attorney rs hEHET.'
CLARKE NENNplCT. So 11 Wal slree
borough OF Manhattan, city * NeN io'h
on or hefore the lfth day of July next.
DATED, New YORK. the 18th lay @. JanS
ary. 1913
HENRY G WARD ecl,cr.
EVERETT. CLARKE & IENED!cI. Al.
tornoys for Executors 8. Nal stree.
Manhattan. New NorA Clty
IN PURSUANCE or AK ORDER OK HON
ORAbl-E JOHN p. COHAlAN O Surrv
gate OF the County OF New YORK. NOTICE y
hereby siNen 10 all persons having calmi
against BENJAMIN \ " ii-LIAMS. late q
the County OF New YORK. deceased. - present
the same with vouchers theico; 10 the suol
scribers at the Office OF Joseph Van Vlecki
Jr.. No. Ill 9TH Avenue, in the City OF Ne'i
ork, on or before the 2+th Gay Of Ausw
next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF FebrS.
airy. 1919.
HERBERT u. BROWN.
JOSEPH VAN NLECK. JR,
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