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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON. Feb. 27.--Arrivcd Steamer Lexington
Sailed Steamers Bohemia (Br). Liverpool: Man
ch'oncal lNorl. Havana Pawnee. New York; Lake
Sterling, New York; Currier Port Arthur; Grccian
pa san n FRANCISCO. Feb. 27.-Arrivcds Steamer
b s1 Schooner S' Ean
Baird. Haiti Cleared: Tug Nmrod Havana; ,
steamers Melero, Matazas. Mount Vernon CNor.
Bslize; schoonels Charlotte A. Maxwell. San Juan.
SEW oRLEASs. Feb. 27-cleared: Steamers
Santiago Cuba Brunswick Port sarrios Ceiba
1llond !. Ceiba; Elizabeth MaersS jDan.). Antwerp;
Powell. Cielfuegos; San Kamon. Frentera via Tam
pie %op sara AZ ,ns Havana o.
ers Rama. Bliefeds; Ssldyou Cape Graolas. Will
IAN ,s, Green 1am9ico gunboat Dolphin lu.sl.
New York; F. d. Asche New York: Paradise.
Vera We p Gz via TamrG9 e%nitq@ o@a 9mSa
schooner Emir Roberts Bordeaux V'N '''" '''N'
PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb. 27.-Arrive,: Schooner
sAVA%NAli, Feh s1-Arrivcd: Steamers City
of p st l" d , New York EsseS Baltimore
rlscasera. Key west sailed Steamer Ma ,ys's'
.,d mALIFN yT 8 y S: Ts FEB 27mneturned ss.h.
(or REPAIRS. Sailed 26th schooner Louisa NJ
HI ron N S@T>, lo,k'' =, Bordeaux 5,sa ,
san FRANcIscos' Feb 27-Arrvcd Steamers
Mex. Vancouver.
NORFOLK, Va. Feb 27-Ariycd: Steamers
BALTIC (Nor.l. Baltimore: Bristol. Philadelphia ::
Craycroft New York. Kent (Br) Wellington
n T. Lake Iedar. New York land sailed for
Clcnfuogos. Cuba. Lake Shawno. Boston Sewanec
lBr). Port Arthur land sailed for Quccnstownl +;
West Carnifax San Francisco. Cleared: Edge
ned, Falmouth; Ncgus tNor). Pernambuco;
NEWPORT NEWS Va. Feb. 27.-Clearei
Steamers Hewitt. Baltimore; War Aun (Br.)
Bow Head
GALVESTON. Tex, Feb 27-sailed Steamer
Drecherand (Dut) Gibraltar.
Crescent May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Hudson-FIIton, on
broadway, Is Sold
Louis Scl,lechter Buys 1t From
the Mordecais; Covers both
Street Corner

The Hudson-Fulton apartment house,
at the southeast corner of Broadway ard
l36th Street, was sold yesterday by A.
l.. Mordecai & Son TO Louis Schlechter.
The house is seven stories high and COW
ers site 99.ll feet on Broadway and
l05 feet on 136th Street. 1t was built
by the Mordecas and contains thirty
apartments and seven stores The toaal
yearly income from the house is $40,-
600. 1t was held in the market by the
sellers at 100000. This is the second
large apartment bought by Mr..
Schlechter from the Mordecai firm re-
Gently The Hamptons on 117th Street
from st. Nicholas to Seventh Avenue
IS the other property taken. Frederick
q. Menke was the broker in yesterdays
transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

mtgc $40 600 Nlacombs Dam Road 80; mtge
sS5 900: Max Wenstcin to Philip Weinsiein 2l6
West End Az; atty. Harry A Gordon. y Broad
l45TH sT S26 " Rachel Woolf. ests, 10 Norri.
to Biz w Rogers. 30 w iSilh st. assns
l34TH ST 5 s. IS + Mad ay Emma Weeks Co to
VIM Rankin. ll9 w nth ST. atty, VIM r. Adams
I'D Az. 2is7; migc 81 500; Kath I. Murifce to Lucy
Darling. at Stony Brook Y atty T & r
,- CO ne sr br9adw way g ma 200
Meyers to Martha Barnard us L 10th St atty.
18TH ST. SOC H. Gertrude Whiting Louis
Doerher, 1884 I'd av: atty. Jas + Carroll 81
ILIZABETH ST 2s7-se: ltalo- American InyestiHy
Go to Giuseppe Focarina. 1872 Bowery: atty
Philip Zaccaro. Commonwealth Bank Bldg Bow
cry & Spring st S 800
bEA1,MosT Az. 2s45: Euz steinmeiz to Carl
FREMONT Az $ : i75S W Prospect sv. 2oxaa
Susan Rouscl. eStrX. 20 Susan Y \ Rouget
trustee, 80 Briggs ay Richmond Iill y:
atty. Dawson a l. 80 Court ST. Bkyn . s. 600
DECATUR Az. 27o7, August Buggcin exr, to
John Luke, 400 r issth ST. atty. John Luke 400
LOTS to and core A. map Bron xiaIe Manor.
Jas Taylor TO Fredk Buck 2o6 w 96ih ST
atty, Elfers x a. 277 Bway. .......,..... 81. 600
FORT INDEPENDENCE st. 3. Il plot |
map Vim Gilcs 251-: John Parker TO 1hcss
d. leonard at Morris Plains y j: atty T ID
Leonard. 20 White st .............-.......$ 81 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Firms Take New
Business Premises

The Charles F. Moves COMPANY ha.
leased the ninth floor of 25 Pine Street
to Medley Scovil for five years: offices
at $50 Broadway to Lew. Wolf {,
Sperry; part OF the seventh floor of IN
Broadway to Henry Rudolph. a store ~
ia Fulton Street to Nathan Shan;ro y
floor at Al Beekman Street to JacoS
Nelson, part of the second floor at 81
Beekman Street to A. G. Heller. and tbs
cigar and candy privilege of the Hi.
lard Building, 55 John Street. to Ar
thur Jones.
Cushman G. Wakefield have leased
offices in the Vanderbilt Concourse Cor.
poration, 81 Vanderbilt Avenue. to ".
|. Young & Co., and in the Fouitahls
Trust Building. 347 Madison Avenue. 10
the Everett Fibre Products Corpora
ton.
James A. Siberian has leased for Mary
K. Washburn to the Eagle Cleaning and
Dyelng Company, corner store at 1929
Lexington Avenue.
Thomas j. O'Reilly has leased 10,
Spring Street to Ragone & PRO for usa
as French pastry shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28

Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold for John j. Conway to a client Of
Joseph A Blackncr a plot 5Ox1OO, west
side OF Plimpton Avenue, 200 feet
north of 17Oth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
FORECLOSURE SALES


IN FORECLOSURES COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY-THE EQUITA-
BILE LIFE ASSURE NOE SOCIETY OF
THE UNITED STATES, Plaintiff. against
THOMAS f. MAGUIRE and MARY l. MA
CURE, Defendants Alexander e. Green
plaintiffs attorneys. 100 Broadway, Man
haitian. New York City.
Pursuant to judgment dated April 18TH
1918. the undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Exchange Salesroom, AL
Nesey street, Borough of Manhattan City
OF New York. ut 1900 o'clock noon. on the
21st day OF March. 1919, by Joseph p Day,
Auctioreer. the mortgaeed premises direct
ed by said judgment to be sold. situate in
the city ana County of New York. on the
Northerly side of One Hundred and Thirty
ninth Street, a4e feet SH inches East Of
and rear and 90 feet and II inches in
depth the side walls being party walls
The mortgage forccosed was recorded In
the New York County Registers Office on
February 18th, 1905 In Llber IT'S Of Mort
cages, Block Series Section Z, page 267
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28

'' ' eyer! 1''p TH s S''' 8 w As'2 ThfS
Meuopanan Museum Of Art. rify-second Street
and fHth Avenue tLcnox 1881 Open. week
days. 10 a IN. to o. m. Sundays to p m:
tour Vi museum with member of stan p. m.
American Museum Of Natural History. Columbus
Avenue and Seventy seventh Street tSchuyler
1000; open weekdays m. to p m; sun
> g. m. weekdays, or by appointment when group
ri men so request Men N uniform are Invited
writing facilities Light refreshments and cigar
weworS o.n @ N y 10 3 Bark ws sna
Open til noon. Admission to tower. cents
Aquarium. Battery Park. 10 a m. 10 D. m.
Statue OF Liberty tBcdlow's -lsland>-Ferry leaves
from u no ne battery every hour a IN to p m;
' W. C. ;, Hostess House 30 East FIFTY second
mon and families. Rooms for transient women
guests Tea every afternoon
Y. w. c. \. Debarkation Hostess House. Forty
iirst Street and Lexington Avenue. open all hours.
Meeting place for overseas men and their friends.
Rooms for transient women guests. Cafeteria day
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Fossil Evidences for Eyoutcn." Professor Samuel
G schmucter, wadlcgh High School, 18th
q Nov YORK c5y wacr % !, lc&pand r"i pnbiis
niyea Xyou le'" Teyoa Academy Street and Yer
Italian At" Mrs. Angelina oomport. Public
Avenue
'"Ins Ncw Middle Europa." Herbert F. Sherwood
Avenue.
America. tho Land OF Political Rights and Du-
TICS Professor william b. Guthrie Public
School 1902. ll3th street east Of second Avenue
Tie Co'onial Period in Latin America" Living
ston Il Schuyler. Public School 1872. lS2d Street
and WaGsworih Avenue.
From the Crescent city 10 tho Blue Grass Co,n-
iy' Or Thomas = rotterton. Y NJ; G. A..
"Our Great Northwest" Robert G.. Weyh Public
School II. Fordham Street. City Island Ave
nue. City Island
The AcTopisne. Its Development. r. Adrian Van
Muffling. Public School %. Anthony and fremont
avenues.
Wireless Tccgraphy" Charles L. Harrington Pub
Tic School so Bryant and Visc avenues
Maurice M.eerinck'' Professor J. G. Carter
Troop. 1850 East l6Oth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Italian Savings Bank
Buys Site for HON.
Takes Corner ore Cleve,.nx
Place Opposite Present
Location

:, AS a site for a new buildirv -,
Italian Savings Bank. now locatso. 'he
the southwest corner of. Sprin seu "a. az
y ra1ays5tS fa srr tS signed conr aa
erty at 60 and GO Spring Street "e en prop p
70 and 81 Cleveland Place. TIC eau -
fronts 80 fest on Spring Street and y ,,e
feet on Cleveland Place. ane IS d; dir Ia
opposite the present bank site. at ny
southeast corner of the two streets ss ''is
f;r rtan fsod Tor the building provide the
purposes. c. P. II. Gilbert is tho o' I'M,
tect for the new building. NJ. ! H. H.
acted as attorney for the seller aaa
the bank was represented by Way, anu
& Bernard. 'alu
1t IS planned to start building as soon
as the consent of the State Suner rvu
tendent of Banks has been secnred ' ~
whom copies of the plans have BEEN ~
submitted. 'ee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
W Gather Report

e. WASS,hlNGTON. Feb. 27.-A disturbance
rom inc North Pacific turned to the east
ma.u alter reaching New Mexico and is
r r;s;r to-nl&ht over Oklahoma with rapidly
20 the northward, and with high tempera-
southwark anu
There general SHOWS to the north
ward and westward of the disturbance. but
over the remainder of the country the
weather was generally fair except in the
facihc states where there were rains
mere VIII be snow tomorrow and Satur-
DAY IN the lake region. rain tomorrow night
IN the Ohio Valley, turning to snow Satur-
day, and rain to- morrow night or Saturday
IN tennessee, the East Gulf and the Atlantic
states, except Northern New England.
where there will be snow
1t will be colder tomorrow night in the
1pper lake and western lower lake region.
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, with cold
wave 1t VIII be warmer tomorrow in the
if'ddle and south Atlantic states and colder
qulte generally Saturday east of the Missis-
sippi River, except in Northern New Eng
land and along the south Atlantic coast,
with Il cold wave in the western lower lake
region and the upper Ohio Valley
Special Vicinity Forecasts-Western New
N"rk, snow tomorrow; Saturday snow and
colder.
Eastern New York increasing cloudiness
IN so'>h portion at night Saturday
Southern New England, fair tomorrow
Saturday rain or snow; colder western por-
ton.
Northern New England fair tomorrow
Saturday snow.
New Jersey and Delaware. fair and
warmer tomorrow. rain at night or Satur-
day; colder Saturday.
Eastern Pennsylvania, partly cloudy and
warmer tomorrow rain at night or Sat
urday, probably turning to snow Saturday
in north and west portions colder Saturday.
ocal Official Record.-The following
icial record from the Weather Bureau
ovgs temperatures during the last twenty
our hours, in comparison with the
responding date of last year:
1918 1919 1918 1919.
a a. m M. g e "a "a p. M M 20 a 81
q. 80 3O p. M. 81 SO
- noon. =. 38 1911 D. NJ. SO
Highest temperature, 20 degrees (at 2 40
p. mo- lowest, % Cat 2:40 a. n.y. aver
age. 30; average, same date last year, "a.
Humidity
8 a 40 / p. m.37 p 43
Barometer Readings
8 q. "a 30 :28 ] p. m 80 :27 8 p. m 80 :27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Far Rockaway Dwelling Sales

The James R. Ross Company has
sold for Honora V Kearns and Jane
Murphy plot, 60x162 feet, with two
family house known as 1915 Cornaga
Avenue, Far Rockaway.
The Lewis II. May Company has re-
sold for Frederick Brown 81 Kcnsng-
ton Gardner. Far Rockaway to Kate F.
Cutner for her own occupancy.
II. Levy has bought the plot 100x1Oo
feet on he west side OF Neptune Ave.
nue., south Of the boulevard Arverne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
feomans Rents Both St. House

Pease & Gilman have leased for thu
estate of E. n. Taller to George D.
Yeomans the four story and basement
dwelling at 2 East Eighty-sixth Street.
adjoining the south corner of Fifth
James A. sheeran has leased for
Ralph E. Kempner to Adolph Armbrus-
ter the dwelling at TO East Ninetv-
second Street, and for Catherine 1.
Conway to Fred Hartwig the three
story and basement dwelling at 1913
AVenue A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Leaves L. I. for Westchester

r, tlsh & Marvin have sold for Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Nash property on South
Lawn Avenue. Dobbs Ferry-on-thc
hudson, to Edgar NJ Thomas Of
Douglaston, Long Island. The prop
erty comprises about one quarter
OF an acre with an attractive Colonial
residence and occupies one of the high
est points in the section The place
was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General P. O.
and City Hall =; o. Station. New York. as follows;
San Francisco at sc p. m. Feb. o. for dist patch
per SIS. Sonoma.
Philippine Islands via Seattle at $40 r. M. Feb
81. for dispatch per SIS Chicago Maru
Hawaii and Guam; close $50 ?. m daily. This
dispatch to destination by the best opportunity.
Jsren. Corea, China. SIAM Cochin China. Strata
Settlements and Netherlands Fast 1rdiez Close a.
$40 y. m. daily. This mail forwarded tho Pa
hest oppo tunty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Quick Turn in Richmond

The Mason Realty Company bought
through II. ]. Rogers and Charles We'll
twelve lots, W! h a one-story bakery and
an old-fashioncd dwelling, at Jewett
and Post avenues, Staten Island. 1t i'm
mediately resold the property through
Max Bach to Meyer Rosenholz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28

WASHINGTON ST. II W North Moore $. 515.
Go. 76 Broadway due & int as bond; pr mge
F''-oo 81 800
East Side
1oSp ST 2lsx2o Z. s. lots each 25xloo9: .
p mises $ 800 each; Jan 30; Wilton Holding
S0 yTs % 70 title y Mort Go, ls5 Brossdwsy;
losrh ST, r. S. 300 5tl az 81 6xioo G @
Steer II y 18Th st due March /, ia24 : D e.
Agnes Sierra to ritho Ccnnamino, 49, West Broad
way way; yrs without int pr mtsc $l45oo atl}s
West Size
46Tl ST 327 w l6 sxi0O y m: Fch a7. Mann
Waerhousc to Sterling Sterling i2o L lSGth st:
. yls, G: atty. T G n r Co l76 Broad,
591H ST S. 325 9TH av. 25xloo. :: r e9''S q
Farmer Loan \ Trust Co. trustee. 10 Henderson
&C. pr mise $4,000 attys. stadin < s. S
coLJNBts Av. 7S2. 25x75: Jan A. cbF ST. G9o
b Benson to Title Guar & Trust ' Co., i7s
ST 5r %idI%jA aye a int as per bond so 500
Ss2xl9c ia" 81 T.! r 'i He4 fi c lS tx tx
JACOB ltosenthal. $50 West End av: due 'uIv 10
1919. D e; atys. Marks x MARKS. 81 s' Park ,g
lsiTH sr 5ll W. S. 5oxsg ii. N; 81 900 600
Sqth oo ST due March l. 1922 p c: pr mtge
Bronx
~ i'N Eli, Az, " $. as u IjStn St 80 S,x
IV-Sl"v, G " + Construction Co to SAM Stern
g@o Nog 20 1921 cent? atty 'y'J jacobs SV =
MEAD ST. c2l. a 5. s5xoo; Domenca Gs Ic"o"
ai.o to Iludwiil Corporation. W 45th 81:
neT en- 20; Z? Years; . per cent; atty Title Guar
SANE PROPERTY: Iludv Corporation to WIN
,lG 60 70 yr; per cent: same atty $3.50. $500
10, Ia ~; ~ f. n :. 25xi00; II d Is Holding
co to Aibin Anderson. 42l Pacific st. Bkvne
f rep -, 70. yrs per cent; atty. Title Guar & r
SAME PROPERLY same TO same nrio $iV mpo
$40 600, Feb 2o due Aug 26, 1919: 6 per cent;
sSD sT l5o54 i g. 5oxIoo csr {. ss s. 800
to Bronx Security Il Brokerage Co. 25s i l3Sth
St Feb q; iustals, {; atty ievison. IN y
Bryant Az 49G s. 5osloo Slolrs ,;rai.s goo 90
Benenson Realty Go. 500 Wills av: pr mtre
Sao.62a, Feb 70. yrs, p e: attys. ,;etner.
l'NlH ST. ~ 5. - Walton nv. 5osl rs. Chas p
hntel - VIM u tahili. 4i4i Morris av ur mtRe
$1,000 Feb - due .Iuly 3 lgzs 81, D e. atty
\, Ip q a. Co. no Broadway s. 600
sehwenk to Marie T. Schwcnk, us l. i6Sh st
Dr MICE 81 500. Feb - due AS per bond: atfv
Z , Levy. 400 10th ri - 81 600
UNIVERSITY Az, 1921 st. l0- * 10 x9o ar
~ ~; John u NJ ten 4 ano to VIM NJ Moore
muo,dins, 20, -4S7 University av: Feb y. due
LORlLI.ARp RI. es4S e5,l0o ;;. .a2,ooo
Iefoti to Marin Morrone. 20 Thorne st. Jersey
City. y J pr ntge So. $50; Feb - YRS. ~ n a.
sIN IN ACHES; opp WoodmAisten Inn: Nora Il p
Bergman TO ! Fmnk Howell Eng ewood N ]:
ian = VI D C.. atty. j u Lynch Sc Beaver
% 1890 ....-.....-. 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Lis Pendens
Man haitian

ST NICHOLAS Az. n c. l5Sth ST. aos 3141 / /:
Guardian Life. lnS Co Of America ag Ararat
Really Corpn forcclos mgcj attys. Duon &
Roc
e2n ST. ,iS j.. pasquele raRnrp AIT Boxxuri
Realty TO. Inc, ct al lforeclcs mtscl atty T.
hntonHrchn.
Attn ST. S. 2lo 9Th nv. 40slOo4 /; Manhattan
SayRs Institution ngt broadway Mtsr invest Co
~ " Norcclos mtgcl attys Rapalio & Issnuc,ly
lL DlDW ST. l3' tne MarheT Ak Elizabeth &
Mandel ct al tamended forecios raigcl atiy
Cock
Bronx
FREMONT Az, " I'd av. ei.erl0s: Eliza
beth VI Anderson agt Caroline q t,cn; =, al
lorerloo mtgcl. atty. Il NJ Belhnger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
To Improve His BuiIdipo

Robert b. Dua through his archi-
tect, W. ". Bosworth filed plans yes
terday fer alterations to the Hartman
Bank Building, Fifth Avenue and
Forty-fourth Street, the changes to
cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Mechanics Liens
Bronx

Bronx
lSiSr ST. GG7 r; rasqual Cosbopocro aqt rAwsrd
Maruno owner and contractor .'..... 81 900
bEAt MONT Az. 234a; Louis Martini ast Asset,
~, tunnuS Norpn. uwner and contractor 81 no
"fEEsiiR Az. III ~: tranlS Klisso agt Edward
~, Nor ,,a,t en-. owner and contractor -. s. $50
flf:HVt 7 Az. 24ii fAsaual Menna ngt L.d11ar
. N1Grfonr. owner ard contractor. ... 81 IaG
''sii 81 llo-il2 y. Charles * Batnun & Son
nc agt Mary X T Mcnamara owners; VIM
FREEDMAN, Inc contractor. (rcncwa) -. .S7a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Results al Auction

BROADWAY. sso W. 81 . DTy -.nh,i, 9, IN
to Franklin Pi ; sly loft K str; soamcns INK
Tor SaTgs agt ' il Mooney ct al; due SIZE
S9s.4S: taxes etc, s6,5l4.40 10 the pain;'s sr
500 )oe
zbI Il 81 al9 Il W. s. 9l1 Sfh av lGt2s p
s sly fat General qheo giral Seminary If p u
CHURCH agt J. J. Goldslrin et al: due $50 rs 81:
taxes. etc. $3.50. 10 Francis 4 Rubin for
s5455a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Bowling to Live at Bronxyilie

Edgar S. Bowling of the British
American Tobacco Company has leased
from Major Hugh A. Bayne his resi-
dence known as Gray Gables" at Law
renee Park, Bronxville, sor a term Of
years, through Fish & Marvin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28

Local orecast.~Increasi cloudiness to-
day, with rain at night tomorrow; colder
tomorrow south winds, becoming fresh and
shifting to northwest Tomorrow and bccom-
ing strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Shipping Intelligence
Port of New York
Miniature Almanac

Sun rises ........ 7:3. sun sets ...... 545
Moon rises 3 .05 a. m. Moon sets. A OF p. m.
High Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Eighth
Ave.
5 7 Y y a 3 :
I14ih Stronf

139th Street.
street Number 235 vast 18Th street
The approximate amount of the mort
gage debt. with costs and allowance is
s979i o.. loss S374.f5 paid on account Tn.
approximate amount az the taxes and water
rates 10 be allowed out Of the purchase
money or paar ~ the Refers. Is s2os.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Resells Contract OH Flats

The two five-story apartment build
ings at 1868 to 1867 Fox Street sold
by J. Schwartz last Tuesday. were
purchased by Joseph Shenk, operator.
Mr.. Shenk has already TUNED his con-
tract over to an investor at substan-
tai profit. The holdings cover a plot
75X10O. f1N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28

Bound East: Steamer Delaware. New York for
Boston; schooners Marion l.. Mason (Br), South
Amboy for Lunenburs. n. s; .Annie NJ. Prebe,
Perth Amboy for Boothbay. Me-
WIND west moderate. clear moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
CITY ISLAND
Bound South
Bound East

CITY ISLAND. n. Y. Feb. 27-Bound South
q. s. Destroyer No. 80
Bound East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Sell Southern Boulevard Stores

kurtz g. Uren have sold for the
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany the one-story stores at the south
east corner of Southern Boulevard and
Freeman Street, on plot 5Ox100, to
Aaron Miller. Through A. J. Madden
Mr. Miller has sold a half interest in
the property to the Benenson Realty
Company.
Phillip Schlachetsky has sold for the
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany the southeast corner of Union
Avenue and 156th Street, q three-storv
fiat, store and garage property, on a
lot 25X91 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Recorded Mortgages
East Side
Downtown

WASHINGT0N ST North Moore st. SIS:
feb y stewart Alser to Title Guar ~ Trust
CO. l76 Broadway; due e int bond; pr mge
9OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-28
Washington Avenue Houses Sold

WIT 1TOuSSb l5UIU
Henry l.. Cooper and NJ. Cohen &
Co. sold for Bert S. Herkimer the two
slX-story apartment houses at ITO and
liza Washington Avenue to Sager.
Seigel 6. Shapiro.
Leonhardt Danziger sold the dwell
ing, 25x10O at 419 East 135th Street to
a Mr. Ballmer through f. NJ. Phelps.
Schwab Co. resod to a client for
investment the five-story apartment.
house at 2216 Webster Avenue, on plot
41X90
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fact ~ thai there are many en~ccious
things IN thu bnithct3ki creed de-
signed 10 capture rritunr Of all shades
81 opinion. u r. not uHuailf with the
principles of a ~ alum OF 6uvernmen
that fault can be round, but 81 the APP
plirnfion or the principles. and when
these are applied by fuftana, such as
the ~terrorists Of Tho French and Rus
sion revolutions. the principles fall
into ruins. Rose colofod accounts OF
the Holshevlki regime are written by
persons who have oniy he principles
10 20 by
A statement Gater Feb. fa 1919. by
two Engsishmcn who had studied Bot
shcvism az close range. defined the
bonrEcoisie as follows.
The position OF the hourEcoisle de-
files all description. All who employ
labor down to g servant girl OF an
crrand boy. or n One whose wants
are provided Tor ahend-that Va. all
who do not live from hand TO mouth
ARE considered under Bolshevism
as ~bourgrolsie."
An appendix 10 tho report contains
extracts from the Bolaheviki press
which are reminiscent Of some OF tho
more d~elicately expressed sentiments
OF a section OF the German press IN
the early months Of the world war.
Tho krasnaya Gazeta- organ OF The
Red Army. said on sent. I. 1918; We
will make hearts cruel, hard. and
immovnbie. so that no mercy viii
enter them. and 50 that they will not
culver at the sight Of a sen Of enemy
blood. We will let loose the flood
yates OF that sen. Without mercy,
without HparinE. we will kill our enc
mics In scores OF hundreda.; Lot them
he thousands: lot them drown In their
own blood. For the blood Of f.enin
and rritiali. Tlnovief. and Nolodar-
ski, let there be floods OF the blood
OF the bourreolsle-more blood. as
much rs possible"
A score or more Of quotations from
official journals OF the Bolsheviki
confirm reports 81 the exceEseH TO
which hatred OF all hut the lower or
der Of Russians was carried.
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AMERICANS REAP HARVEST

Rome. July s-The American
army reaped n harves, in Italy when
u disposed OF It's surplus equipment.
Automobiles which sell for hut $500
when new In America brought $4,000.
Typewriters which sold for Si00 In the
United States were bought for teo0
An the material was second hand. the
automobiles having been used on the
Italian front. The importation re-
strictions and the scarcity Of material
Is the cause attributed for the high
prices.