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New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

MONROE sT. 8Oa-7; mtge $4,000: Jos
Weber TO Emma c Roster, $50 Stratforc
Road. brooklyn; attys Lind q P As
LUDLow ST, ss; mtge 1000, Carolyn
f stickney ct al, exrs, t. F stlclney:
atty. Middlebrook s. B. As Cedar st. 81
11TH AV, 557; Geo Mellick, exr. 10
Morris Beck, 342 51st st, &. ano, trus-
tees; attys. Bard & Calxins. 25 Broad ST.
44TH ST, s, 100 sth av; Yntge $50 900
Sarah Lindenberger TO the Christian &
Missionary Alliance, 500 sth av; atty.
Wardell Parker, 27 William st .Sl
1lITH ST, 247 VI Lawyers Mort CO 70
Henry Roseubaum 81 73d st, & ano,
trustees; atty. e Llchtensrein. 81 Mas
18th ST, SIS E; ntge $4,000: u s'p.Gqo pars'
Chas Heuser TO Marie Heuser I224
linton ay, Bronx; attys McKeown &
Flynn, SO Courtlandt av. Bronx s
15STH ST, 645T W, rntge $4,000; 2IO
West 56tt1 st Co to Harris Mandelbau.r
q " 81th st, ct a.: attys, EisnaAl I. {,
l. 1875 Broadway .-............$l
127TH ST 251 "; Sioux Realty Corpn 60
Everit Macy OK Osslniag Y : &
ano trustees, attvs, Dawson & Under
hill. 80 Court ST, Brooklyn $500
Bronx
RD. 1884. Rosina De Ca
prio 20 Leonardo Riccio, 1884 Eastches-
ter I'd; atty, Mapes g. r. $40 E 14sth St
Sd Av. 1919: Ry L Phillips TO Bronx saw
ings Bank. 42s fremont av; atty. Law
yers & T Co. $50 Bway ....-...S1 !, 600
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

srET &v. 3rs. sn- Sd * ath floors: Leon
t9inoerIs Il ann I'd Pen-P1st Hnrel' 4l5
s5h n ay. n , sne l5 rs rom ., Nay l.
2-o00 ID s2,533.33
2s'TH s-r. es Il; an d. Mont THOMPSON
Buildings to LIE Mon Inc IS " 18th st
3 yrs trc-l MAY i, 1918. a1ry, Torest
lie Mon, 28 Il 18th 81 ''..........s 5000
4dTH ST. 6o9-tt W. al; Intiian Head
226 w Sth st. T-12 yrs. from May /
1a1a; atty, Il 5 Wallensreln, 22s I8way.
$3.50
2TrH s'r. L " gGs.4 sth av; AL with
machinery; MerrharrS' Warehouse CO ID
IutarnAtional Fur H1zrhanse 50 " 2Tth sr.
from Aprt /. 1919, TO March az 1894;
etc attys. Eayes. Il d l. 80 Wall st
ia KEN. etc. 81 net --------~@ O,O00
WEST BRoADw Ay- 2s~s1. VS.. 6a~. 5
Collage to Mitch&u Wood bury Co II
yr.. frurn May l.. tg14 Il YIN renew
42D " ST. ~ s44-s4s Wesr west sto-- 4a--o -
a51sSx5o IN res~ frreg and r~aT base
Iuen-. Lorraine Restaurant and Bakery
Co 70 Moses Levine, as1 East ISlst So
ct al "A ll-l3 yrs from July J. 1919 attys,
n & + JAre, 2s9 Bway- $1,000 70 $500
BROADWAY, 13J1-1333. 18th ST.
stores, etc, 5Toad way 18th ST Realty
Corpn TO w WooIworrh Co. W2rertow wn
Y, 10 years months from Sept l.
1913, address, e33 BroAdway 10000
LIBERTY PI4 and ., al: brooklyn Trust
Co. trustee. to Liberty Place Co. on the
premises years from Nav ! 1s1s.
attys, wingate & c, 1873 Montague s.,
e-lT5TT BE9o e.; SIyn .oo $500
national Fur Exchange 70 Fur Merchants
Cold Storage Co, 24O West 2Sth st. from
April !, 1919 to March 81. 1884; subj
mtge sS26,ooo; atty. Hays K & I, SO
9TH AV 500, s. 1a7.1l 4Tth 81, al;
Hermine Haan to JOHN Forsythe ga
West End av; q years from May l.
1919; astys. A L q F. Jacobs, 80 Broad
st net ...............S27 S27. 900 70 $4,000
6TH Az, 646-S; all: VIM Cole to Gruber's s
Lunch Corpn, 6l2 6th av; Is yrs, from
May /, 1919; attys, Ergel Bros. 1872
Nassau st, excess taxes. etc,
S1o.5oo to $13 coo
I'D Av. 1896 str b, etc; Cord II Schroed d er
20 VIM ursprung, 1913 I'd av; yrs, from
May l. 1919 200
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
NEWS and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
l5 West Side Flats
To Give Way to Garage
elnarler Estate Leases Property
on 9th Ave. and on SD St.
for Garage Site

f1Tteen tenement houses probably
providing accommodations for a couple
OF hundred families, are shortly to be
removed to allow for a commercial i'm
provement, as result of lease closed
for sSl to $50 Ninth Avenue and 400
to 42o West Ffty-ifth Street, at the
southwest corner Of these thorough
fares, owned by Winthrop A. Chanler
and others.
corporation controlled by Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, lawyer, has taken a
tease OF the realty for term Of twen-
ry-one years, with renewal privilege.
recently the same corporation leased
from the Chanler estate for twenty
one years, with renewal, the block
front on the east side of Tenth Avenue.
between Fifty-afth and Firty-sixth
streets, for q garage Improvement.
ohaw & 90. are understood to have
been the brokers in both transactions.
Buyer for Harlem Dwelling
The II. NJ. WE'LL Company has sold
for J., Rothschild, trust, q three-family
dwelling 130 East 11Sth Street, on =
lot 20x10O.
Buys House Adjoining Home
Joseph Burgheilner has purchased
from John J. Mulcahy, executor, the
Eour-story dwelling on lot 2Ox1OOi1. at
10 East 121st Street. Mr. Burgheimer
owns and occupies 70, and now has a
plot fronting forty feet
Buys In Lexington Avenue
-, William B. May & Co. have sold for
1homas Curran the four-story DWELLING
ae IVY Lexington Avenue, on a lot 20
Buyer for Eighty-third Sc. House
Martha Il. 8. Neeland has sold to
willard s. Allen. $40 West Eighty
shIrd street, three-story dwelling. on
lot 19x1O2.2 o. VI
Paul Trcpp, restaurateur, has
oougnt the hous. which he occupies at
90 East 10th Street, from A. r. Sill
verman, on lot 18x10O.11.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Forty Acres for Steel Firm

The Carragie Steel Company Of New
Jersey, subsidiary Of the United States
Steel Corporation, purchased through
Edward Porter, from the Ford Realty
Company, the property formerly oc-
cupied by the Foundation Company for
its shipbuilding plant on the Passaic
River in the hearny meadows in
dustrial section, opposite Newark. The
price was about $950,000. The tract,
contains forty-nine acres.
Buyer to Build ct Flushing
J. Albert Johntra has sold for Sarah
Erchart, Of Jersey City, her three
lots on the east side OF Seventeenth
Street, Broadway-Flushing, 10 John
Webins, Of Manhattan Mr.. Webins
will erect q home on the plot.
Staten Island House Leased
Cornelius G. KolH has leased for
W. Bringold. Of Pelham Manor, the
house at IS Summit Avenue, New Dorp,
S. L-v to Thomas Morrison.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
DE Voc Park Realty
AT Fordharn Il Sold
Frederick Brown Pays About
$780, 900 for 90 Lots and Six
Dwellings In Park

frederick Brown has purchased the
greater part Of the Frederick w. de
Voc property in the Fordham section
OF the West Bronx, comprising about
ninety lots and six dwellings,. includtnp
the block front of twelve lots on the
north side of Fordham Road, between
jerome and Davidson avenues.
The total estimated value Of Mr..
Browns purchases is around $500 900.
and includes, besides the above hlock
front, the plot of four lots sad adio;nin~ ioa
it on the west side Of Jerome Avenue:
eleven lots adjoining it on Davidson
Avenue and extending to West 19oth
Street; about fifteen lots at the north
east corner of Fordham Road and Uni
verslty Avenue, extending to the old
Croton Aqueduct; the block of about
twenty lots bounded by University
Avenue, AQueduct Avenue and 1S8th
and leoth streets, and the plot, 23Ox
2o0x255, improved with five dwell
lngs, comprising the block front on the
Davidson and Grand avenues. B. II.
.Woisker and II. ". Davis were the
brokers.
Executors Sell Concourse Corner
John II. Denby, former principal of
AAo AIAG II ocuOOl, una W alter M
Jackson, executors Of the estate of yio-
letta Jackson, sold the southeast cor
ner Of Grand Boulevard and Concourge
and 10th Street through Leitner,
Brener & Starr The purchaser is
Daniel II. Jackson. The property
fronts 81 feet on the Concourse and is
irregular In depth.
Corporation Formed to Buv
D. Widdi, P. A Monahan and F. M.
Just1s have formed the 965 Prospect
Avenue Corporation, with a capital of
$4,000, to take over the apartment
house at the location.
Creston Avenue House Sold
The Leonard Morgan Company has
gold for Mrs. Nicadus the two-fanily
frame dwelling on a lot 25xeO, 284
Creston Avenue, through Joseph F.
Feist & Co.
13sth st. Property Purchased
Fred Oppenheimer sold for the HoF
man Company the six-story house, on
q plot 376x1oO, at 522 East l89th
Street, to the newly formed Goldmax
Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Realty Victory
Loan Drive Total
Is s. -3}5o,550
Co71rtiznel, Bishop Takes
$4,000; Atlantic Mutual
$4,000; Days Suhscriip.
tt ms Are $IOo.lOO

Although the rraFty band Trans
saIaed forth yesterday raornfrr e5errr-
mined TO make the last week OF their
Victory drive a whirlwind finish. thew
were confronted with so nanv disan-
pointments that their grand total was
moved up only s1os,100. The day WIS
practically a holiday. The arrival of
the Argonne Forest victors had the ef
feet OF diStracdng business, and re-
ports received 81 headquarters by
Chairman Alfred E MarIing were that
many possible large subscribers we're
away for the day. away in many cases
to receive the 77th Division, which
came to town during the day.
The total for the real estate divt-
sion at the close Of yesterday WAS So
359, $50. Il was the thirteenth dav OF
the drive, and although some brokers
claimed they were not superstitious
they expressed the peref yesterday
morning that Dig subscription woulc.
not be marked up for the day.
Courtlandt +. Bishop, lawyer and
large property owner, vas the largest
subscriber to the brokers' drive yes
terday. Mr.. Bishop added 1000 to
the divisions total. The Atlantic Mu-
tual Insurance Company subscribed
$4,000 on its Wall Street property,
which is a sum in excess of the one
half of / per cent of the assessed
valuation which property owners usu-
ally give on their realty.
The New York Title Company came
next with o subscription of $4,000;
Jacob Wertheim gave 5000; the Eb-
ling Realty Company $1,000 and Hu-
berth & Euberth, $4,000.
Mr.. Marling said that he hoped that
the parade of the 77th Division would
serve as an inspiration to tha realty
interests Of this city. He said had
these New York boys stopped when
in the Argonne Forest the current
bond issue might not be IN celebra-
tion Of victory. He said ne hoped
that every man and woman would
look at these men and picture what
they have gone through, and then 90
out and buy bonds to capitalize their
Argonne victory.
The Real Estate Auctioneers' As
meeting at the Vesey Street salesroom
on Friday at 1880 p. m. The auction
eers' association expects all the patrons
of the room and owners of real es-
tate to attend the meeting, which will
be presided over by William T. Red
mond, the head Of the firm Of Adrian
H. Muller & Sons. Those who will
address the meeting are Bryan L.
Kennedy, Joseph P. Day, Henry Brady,
J. Davies and others. Governor Smith,
Morgan J. O'Brien and Mayor Hylan
have been asked to address the meet
ing.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Recorded Mortgages

BEAVER ST. a.. 5, 1885 Broad st.
i9xs9.t lxl&. gxsSil, Beaver ST. ~. = $.
lo.toSSA&xiS eN99; Beaver s.. 5t-52 z $
s5.S william St. l3T 9rSs- 6x irfeg
2 m, April % Merchant Marine H3tlse.
Inc TO EIiz II K Hal 2 AlcCu1oush o1
;[orth Bennington. ~. extrs exc; ! O.
ninSs, So Park Nv, u parr; due K Int
as per bond pr intss, s175.o99s atty.
G, g 7 GO. - B'way ......-. $3.50 09e
BE lex NJ AN ST. =. y e S, 25xle5. p lei. Nay
) Alfred ? Morewooa 70 ST I.uke's Hos
pltaA 1l5th 81 and Ans, ~: due Nay
"a per cent, attys. gtsWars 3
W Way. $3.50 " $. 5A& . PARK p sSsx
so TX trrss. ieaseho-d. Apr. 80 Young.
Corley & Dolsn. Inc. 70 Norman s RI8sen-
Seld, SIS W 18Th s., yrs 5 per cent
ATTY. T & II CO. 136 sway st7.5oo
READE ST, 1os. 5, 2516I, q ~. Apr.
%, Daniel + Farrell 70 rector. etc. og
Trinity Church. i57 E>ulton ST. tue May
- per cent; ATTY. David B ogden.
- Wlll-aEn s.. -.........-........- 50 QoD
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Brighton Beach Music
Hall for Yiddish Theatre
Edwin A. ReIkin Leases Build
ing at Seashore Place; Brook
lyn Properties Sold

- Brighton Beach ~ to havu & YF.Sdish
ehsatrr On or about MaHrariaI Day
EoE!D A. ReTkiu VII take over tha cid
Brighton Reach Muzfc Hall ard oyer
there the trs1 seasho-e Tlddish theatre
In the c11Urrry. Il VIII tcuze y stock
cs1rn paHy Ureserttulg all tie r@w rlays.
mainly rTusical comedies
Ihs theatre has bern leased fur FIVE
years- the new venture proves syrc-
cesstul7 M ReIzir viii ter down th e
old Guiding and erect crnplstsly
equrEped nodarn theatre
Apartments for Investor
The Mefstsr Builders have purrha sad
from Martin D. G. Joyce the two four
story apartments at 86e9 to s705 BAY
parkway, on a plot 1Q0x96-s, held at
$4,000
The BuIkley & Horton Company has
sold 250 Eighty-eighch Street, two
family house, 10 Mrs. John ". Rogers.
Charles Partridge has sold for Hor-
acc r. Deubler for luvestmeut the mod
ern four stary apartment at 4d9 Pros
pect Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Satisf ed Mortgages
Manhattan

126TH ST. 2i5-l7 L. Louisa Gaggiano TO
Frank Mesica; atty, Chas 2 Pinto. 92O
B way; Oct rs, 1slS.....-............ 81 600
BOTH ST. S 3. $50 7th az, 927xg89 Z S
Really & Impt Co. III b way 20 Albert
+ Hagar, trst, Cath A Hedges. "a "
40th st; atty, G & T Co. 176 3 way,
an 70. 1915 ...-........ $40. GOO
MAD AN. Z q cor oath s.. 95110O.8. David
e Julia Hoexter 10 Manufacturers T CO
& Julius r Loeb atty. r G & T CO, 175
B way, Aug .. l3i6...... ......... $50, 900
ST ANTON ST, 1857; Ike & earah Buss
& ano to Chas Ky Phelps. 412 West End
ev. e1tr OF trusts under wife Of Jno
@ Rutleri attys, Phelps. Evins G. East
80 Broad st, May 3, I909........S7O. 900
1O9TH ST, n 5, 70 8 Lex av, 25x10OlI:
JAS g Ellen Day to Justus r Fradley
$40 Prospect pl. BkIyn and the Bankers
Trust CO. IS Wall at attys, White &
Case IA Wall st; March l9. 1908. .s5, ,000
COLLEGE, PL, " s, as Park pl T5IOx
46.llx irreg; Mitchell. Woodbury. Co (of
Boston) TO Arthur 3 Kenney; attys, wing,
r & n. 81 Wall st; July %. 1905 .s25. coo
BROADWAY, 9 cor 65th ST, 32x12lx75 Ak
13s.7, Derwenr Realty Corpn to Max
Loewenthal. 3S Central Park W; attys
Stoddard & NJ. i2s B'way; May 2, 1911
ST NICHOLAS Az. cor 11ath st. II3.5x
144 2x100. .11xS2.3; Z r Really CO 70
Jacob RosenthaI, $50 West End av
attys Marks NJ, SO Park Row; Oct s.
1919 ---'-'.' SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
East Side Tenement Deal

The fourstory building at 1873 Madi-
son Street, on lot 23.1OxlOO, is another
property taken in part payment by
Frederick Brown for the Stratford
Avon apartments, at Riverside Drive
and Ninety-third Street, reported sold
IN Mondays Tribune. F. A. WyckoF,
president of the Wood DoIson
Company, arranged the deal
Sale on Lower East Side
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for s.
Aaronwitt, the four-story tenement
with store, at 20 Norfolk Street.
Harlem Tenement Sold
Frederick Oppenheim has sold for
the Telham Hoffman Company the six
622 East both Street to Gormax
Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
WESTCHESTEE COUNT
Ar AIN Il
NAM ONE(vx

NAMARONECA, y, y
BEAUTIFUL WELL BSILT HOUSE, 10
focI--s and bath al in PTS; 5Ox1Q5: good
Se!shoorhood. overlooking Sound, reason
able
OVERLOOKING soyND, 10 room house,
PATS q. -s1pts-; very se.eot nsis ! bor-
Eoec; 501l0o; between two lr0Lley lines;
@o&l IL FOR winter, an attractive ofsrlug.
BEAUTIFUL SHOW PLACE, 1g room
1oUse} al iUptz- aUout orls acrel view of
Sound. sa-Axe FOR cars: near depot; IA
ticck back u Boston FDS1 Road; terms
SPECIAL BUSINESS OFFER, corner
~ boc's-1. - story frame. 50y1oo :
Ha-v. uei- paying yGoDus1C.oz,
sell reasonable 70 quick buyer.
f1~l-A bAGH Class S4N11O&, at.
- l', aalss. &c 100 lns and oaCh; view
= 9c-,.r -.r 90 4eS rorcIles OK each fUori
'0S. ceI tor boats: deal terms
SAIL OK KSENT. OPTION or BC4ING.
@sstT Tsctec .ueatlet-. rooms; al modern
alSots tls oaLA, largo porch ves5 sta ule
sA,d<r LU r4As4r depot ard EchoOl
DON'T MISS 7HEsE OFFF-R$s: Two
sat.l-9 aouse, separate entrance. : roo1ns
oalt-s all impts room hCuse, al
ln92ts good sscr ions; Reasonable
EXCELLENT OFFER, ROOM HOUSE
= l4ap-s. garage. s0xlQC. l.ne 81 troll
.esl a-s "a location: tarn-a to su.t; act
PAYING PROPOSITION, A.,ut.o apart
assns house. with al 4lrpro vesr.e fgs.s. atore;
1sas depot aad trolley aat main oualnaAs
e.rSstt Eaasons-Dse-
". |. vARIoH & co. 9Rror 9ff;
Ma
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Lis Pendena
Manhattan

EAST BROADWAY. 2a2. and Division st.
22l Samua! Padwee aRt Aaron :, Puret5
et al (specihe performance) atty. A
12lST ST. 90 II; n Y L,fe 1ns s. r. Co.
trustee, agt jerome Schoeufsld g, al
tforeclosure OF mortgase); attys. En-
met & Parrish.
CENTRAL Park WEST. n W Oath st.
6s.9xloo Ujon Chemical Glassware Co.
Inc, ngt Globs Realty Co (speciao per-
formance( atty, Il I Turk.
RIYINGTON sT, a27i lawyers Mortgage
Co egt Miriam Tucxrnnn, adm, OF al
(amsnded foreclosure OF mortgage)
ntiys Shsarman n Sterling.
BSTI HT. 24T 10 25l W. Knlckarbooker
Ilraproonns Co. Inc. agt r N sF3 Realty
Co. Inc. 1T al (act!on TO foracloae mo-
chhn!c's Nen) attYs, Arnstein & Levy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Investment Buving
Feature of Dav
In Really Field
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., With
Their High Rental, Attract
Buyers; Professionals Re-
sell Properties at Profit

Investment buying was the featurs
Of trading in real estate yesterday.
Professionals were in the field as
usual. but the part played by them
was chiefly that Of seller. Several sub
stsntial profits were made according to
gossip. Manhattan was the most active
Of the boroughs. The Bronx, which
led in the early stages OF the boom,
seemed TO have lost its hold on the
buying public, for the time being, at
least
Reports Of pending deals wero nu-
merous yesterday. One story said that
the Ayres estate, of Boston, had sold
its property. the three fve-story build
ings st 1049 20 1858 Park Avenue, and
that twelve-scory building was to be
erected or the site OF the three houses.
Agents fer the estate said they knew
nothing about deal for the property
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Boomer Partner Of Sherry

L. N, Boomer, the hotel man, Is to
be associated With Louis Sherry In tho
new Sherry Restaurant, at Fifth Ave
nue. and Forty-third Street, according
to papers filed at Albany. The com
papy is to be known as Louis Sherry,
Irc. Mr. Sherry and Mr.. Boomer, with
c, a b. Pratt, are tbs Incorporate
Of the company, which Is capitalized at
S4A0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
First R. e. Church Property
Bought for Tall Hotel Site

The Allsrton House Company Games
:, Cushman. presldent) has contracted
to purchase the First Reformed Epis-
copa. Chgrch property at tbs northeast
corner OF Madison Avenue and Fifty
hfth Street. measuring 75xl0O faat.
Ultimately the buyer will replace the
church edidce With sixtssr,-story
hote ,. exclusively for msD, similar TO
the Alberton Hotel at 1A1 East Thirty
ninth Street, William B, May e. Co.
negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
East SiSa

I'd Az. IS ana 20; also % 81. IS and 80 Z:
Z ieasSAolG; Aug so. 1877, nv SQtrz u
SaInl Wald. 456 + i4sth 81, bronx Go
nland per cent................ $4,000
4sII ST. 5 a. 2I6 " isc av. 551lD05. y 10.
May |; Louis Helbrrnn to Saol Soan.
b69 W 1l3th ST. & ano trsts vrs
Pr cent, atty. Jacob Marx. 70 Wal st.
6oTE 7.5.. TT $50 =. sosi9o.s: Msg
s5tn st; yrs' Per cent; atty, r 9 81
6TrH ST. 42s Z, a 90xioo.5; m: May
!; PATRICK O'ConnsI 10 she General
synod OF tha Reformed Churoh In
America. 2s L 22a St. yrs. per cent.
attya Lawyers 7 & T Co. $50 B'~ay.
'su Ma4is As Ro%sn SsT ':5A 81 s. '3s71 " M~y
r vay; due and int "a per bend 8 o00
PhiIn.na Jases : 70 l. y : 4 n eSy "a ,s5
E way; yrs = par cent....... 5000
West Side
aaTH ST. IS W; =. sszss.s , m. Asr'l
Bra.nerd. OF Portland Conn yrs. !
Sr,. Ssr cant i,,R pr mtg mtg gas soo. a:tss y7or,
et esS'er' Williams q TAKE so Hseet
a7TH s'r, n a. 1904 . sth a.. run. : 1915
10 :" ash 81 x . isisx tsa sx W 81
- beg. gSth -, S3s W ) e5xs13.sx
sSxl99.l; fee and leasehold; April j.
Fpr Merehan's WArehoese Cerpa 70
-
clair. n !. as trps-ee ,or hon5hoiae-s.
10 yra. pr cent aceresa S N s'rals
=. s. s GO - $50 Bway goitt bones sa-5.oao
April s Ellen Dowuey to Jno Whlttst.
sa Lenerts pA bAlyni 2 yTsi rsr
$50 sr. IS " s. s5rsoo5: ~. ,lsv
Julia r. wito Aasas.tns ] smiss. to
Adole VIE Jas simpson. yrsi psr
cent: atty. q N Greenough, -a0 Broad
s2D Ar, n =. 100 . coiium6uss' av' .5xioss
jacob Il Grnhman. sto y sstA ST.
yos.l yyTs Per eeas' n r. mtg. $4,000 sstys.
'oT4 ST 4 :. g wsst End a. isr
n and VIM + Gillies e9o " SD ct. due
and INT az psr bond. address, lrrn j.
Glll-ss. SO ~ 23d st............<s $50
saD 81. ss, ss5 sth az, 2oxtoa.s ~
New Rochelle, 7; cls May L I992:
per cent; pr in,s. SO ooo. att. T.t.e
Guar 7 Co. i7s 0way ,..,...... $50 GOO
Io9p ST. s3 L. n s. s7.6<teo ii' y pant;
NAY 2, Abr Iesaer 70 Eenecea Koch,
llls Longfe.iow Az due and iat es per
bond, atty, Jacoo Rieger. 2ss Broad
llsTH sr. : ). ~ W Pleasant AZ. TX
loQi0; Alfonso s.eca % Amrrigo Yes
puoci Really Co; y-a per cent. pr
Iutge s',b5o, aitys McnAen bsos. -as
.2ora ST, 4s4 E ;. iiS''sIiod Il. - m ~
Arrn IS. Antonio Ralo to Carolina 2
1874; % per cent; atty, Title Guar 3
T co, i7s Away ..,...,.,.,,,.,... 81. 500
1IITH ST, 243-2al West. p a, 51x-eos u
M May !. s.rEah Holding Co 10 Anna
" Goebei, 81 Washingtcn AZ N-,v
Rochele. Y; years. b p O.. atty-.
MaHd-lbaum 3ros. $ Wan st a5
IS5TA ct. $50 Vest. =. Is.54se il. D s...
May jes w ftose 10 Wa. C.s. .sf,-.s
i4o We~t com irstefs. p e., ~
ntse $4,000, etfs. Ti-la u e. Y Co ITf
fSroae e.ay r-r
1S7TH ST. $50 Wr~', 1sxe9Il. p ss..
Arr.i 81. Carrie. VAC GEO W Haywo5d -
John = Leo, go West I42e 81. due a~d
igt As PER bond, attys. Dulon & Roe
Al Park Row w.... e. 5no
AMSTERDAM AVs IssA W q. 6a6 1sqth
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
East Side

S4Tf1 ST. $ q 2Ts W 1st ~. ,oxI0os. Gam
usl Som and ano. truatees. 70 Louis IIeil-
bruan., so5 " ll.th ~ mtg. sIoooo;
city, Jacob MARY. 10 Wall st>..,.s10. 900
"a NE PROPERTY. Louis Hetbrunn 10
Moody SOM, sl1 W l5Gth u. md ano
mtg. y2S 900 atty, sa1ne..,,,........,51 |
1877 Az, lQ23lo35 Il. 302 18th ~. 5sx
70; Augusta Sultan 70 Irving RoAenbluth. h.
Friars Clubs, 10 " %0th st; all liens;
67TH ST. <as e. n .. sOx1oo.5; ELLA A nov
ping ct Al TO Paik and Atargt OConneil.
~ % t2d ~ si hena; May J. atty, !.
f. 7 ca, 100 Bway y.,,........,,.,.. 81
ssIH ST, y. ~ y Mad ~. a1xloo !
CaT F Bokar 90 Cyclops Rteel Cn. 10
Bway. mtg. tG0.010; all liens. APR II,
atty. IAwyers 7 81 r co. ls0 J,way
k3D 81. II u. u. 2ox1o.s, Jsra & t.yona 70
Adams, II Il s3d vt: mtg, GeA90c.
atty. T q Ga CO, 17s Bway ..alO0
MAD Az. n c, 9oth ~. io02xG7.g, g. bert
G Brown to ornoco Realty co. 40 "
attys, N t. J = Isa4acs. 81 Wn1 ~ t....s ! /
t0zD ST. 60 Il. u 8. 27.Bx1Oo.11: Ab I'oIner,
ea T. co-Dartner Of 7. Koch co. ana Chas
Koch, cxrs. to Eebecc. KOCH .I3g Long
fellow az, 15ronx; May 2 atty. JAcob
Eiexer Z5o Hway ,....,. .,..... i>eEAcy
ROTH ST, Il d, 2l@ ~ Poas8nt ~. t. *
,00l1; Caroline u Hal to Antonio Itnio.
329 y l20th vi: Apr 2s atty. Y q & r
CO, I7s Bway, ,..,-.-.-.-....-.--.-S -Se. 600
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

sssss7 81 s47a1 '2T VIM 5e2ViT %yG4ies st s' q
al TO the ssaboard National hank ig
az ~ Z RATs CO. i lis 81 BWa1 15sDs ADF 81
SAME PROPERTY; John B Aycrigg ct al
20 same: ID part; I: ali liens, April
SAME PRoPERTT; VIM 4 Valentino - : ,
same; 10 part; t; all liens; April 81 /;
SAME pRo5PERry Louise r Bseraft 09'9 20
same: I; all liens; April Il; attys.
sASin PRoPERrY; walter KIP and ano a,
exrs Jas \ Fuller. to same; g part a I ;
?, a al lens 4 Dri p; attys same. s3i6ss.67
M al11o4st177s1o5s a. az + Brosd I'D st. ng2ad st.
S$s n Beaver st. 9a.3x1o4xa1 lixs7a:
5s4a51.ss14o4 nrqa5 :, y TrsS.ro ss1 Dsaxs St
National Bank. is Bway; attys. T G &:
GO. I7e Bway. ........... ............s 81
1895. " Be@yer ssy,9 st D[9@o G3 st. g.
10. .lo199x12 919s; Beaver st. 5l-53. n n,
ssi5 ". WIllarn g a, s. l97 9xs9sx irroG
exrs. etc. TO Merchants Marine House.
Inc. 6s Beaver st mtg s1S5 900; ali
liens; April 20; attys. q &; Co. J7s
ss.5xlss St Iujsss Hospital 70 Win lSdi and
b and E. April 10; attys. T 6 x T co. IA
READB sr. Io4. s. 45xsii:. Rector. s-',gp' stc'
W 1920 st D n; mtg $4,000. april %:
aftys. y : r f. Mtg GO. .25 Bwsy .....S 81
6ANE PROPERTY; Daniel r Farrell to
WIN II Jerers.I74 zabrlskls st. Jersey
City; mtg 32o,ooQ. April 81; attys.
McNTG e-i|1s merry er "a M to, >. 1
lOx4ox irrex; Jacob L Chtfr to Morris
Echlachter. 81 Il 10th et; mtg $4,000.
May !; atty Samuel w Dorsman. q W
1lbth - .-...-..->,.,.,..-... 81 -
VKONT ST, 2iT 81. j. 295 " JACKSON q.
sGS1so "a n < south II (SsD. reserves
bldg On shed. - machinery .etc. Si.nnone
Z & c CO u Geo w Daniels II Morton
av Eklyn. 81 al (nrra Tanie,s e. Kan F.
nedy. ls9 Front ST.; mtg $50 900; All
liens; 1lay 2. atty, = J O'Belrne. ! -
Nassau 81 I o.