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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-25
Fairmont, W. Va. July 10, 1919.

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We realize the very serious condlt1on that
now experiencing for the want Of houses with the stua-
ton growing more deplorable daily To take of this
condition will require from to two million dollars.
But people desiring homes willing to cooperate and
the banks will make extraordinary effort to cooperate
with the Building and Loan Association that
relief can be had
The undersigned wish to announce that
they will furnish any building ground necessary per-
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mortgage in payment for same, thus giving the Building
and Loan Banks or individual furnishing the money with
which to erect a house first mortgage, which should
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The undersigned will be glad to go into
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to be giving anything away but do claim to be willing
to cooperate with anyone desiring home without
cooperation in this BODYBUILDING anything ese we
do not get very far
The undersigned companies, as well as the undersgn.
ed individual have land all sections of city and
other lot and corporations will offer the same or
better inducement, it will encourage home
building and relieve the situation now existing
GREATER FAIRMONT INVESTMENT CO.
WEST END IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-15

All persons are warned not to tres
pas on our premises. or to use the
private road leading to our club house.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-15
LOCAL lTEM MS

Martin g. Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273.
Doctor Bower, osteopathic physician,
N. I. Armijo Bldg. Office phone 224.
NJ f. Schmidt is a visitor in Albu-
querque and is staying at the Alva-
RADIO.
John Tombs has returned to Albu-
querque after a tour of California and
Arizona.
W. j. Rand, president of the Ell
Paso Bitulithic company, is in Albu-
querque,
Albuquerque Lodge No. SO, Frater-
nal Union, will meet tonight in l. O..
Q. f. hall at 7:45.
The Good Cheer club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. James CollsteT,
416 South Third street,
Cottonwood Grove No. ?. Woodmen
circle, will hold regular meeting this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the l. O.
0. f. hall.
Mrs. Charles Wellington left last
night for California called by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Jane An
drews, of san Bernardino
Charles Clay, proprietor of Hotel
Clay JemeZ, arrived here yesterday
from the Springs, accompanied by j.
c. Baldridge and his daughter Alma,
who were visitors there. M r, Clay
will return today.
Advertised list of foreign letters,
week ending October ii: DR.. Lewis
Clinton Day, Earl G. Williams, waiter
Il. Lowdermilk, Oreste Ganzerla, Vic
tor c, Hall, George W. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melini Will
leave tomorrow for Italy, where they
will visit relatives and friends at their
old home for several months. Mr., Me-
lini is the Italian consul here, and
during his absence from the city the
affairs of the consulate viii be III
charge of F. F'raccaroh
DR.. James Alexander Miller. of New
York will arrive in albuquerque this
morning DR.. Miller is head of the
associated tuberculosis clinics In New
York. He will be the guest of the hi
wants club this afternoon.
Lodge No. $40, Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen, meet at W O. W. hal.
at 6 o'clock tonight. After the meeting
there will be a social and dance &c
which all members Of the Ladies aux
iary and their families are invited.
The knights and Ladies of Security
will present their minstrel and Naude'
VILE de luxe tonight at the Crystal
Great things are promised and the rae
that Joe Scott is managing the show
assures a first class performance.
Mike Nash Thomas LinVille
Charles Kunz, Edward Knight ane
Emil Otto will leave Friday for th'
mountains of western Socorro county
where they will hunt for wild TURKEY
and deer They expect to be absent
week or ten days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Activity in real estate in Brooklyn
has not diminished, according to a re-
port issued by Register Webster of
kings county. The figures are the
largest ever recorded for August DESPITE
the fact that the month was a Door one.
There were 1913 papers recorded in
! August. including 5,323 deeds, b,751
mortgages, 1857 satisfactions and So
miscellaneous papers This is more than
double for the month of August, 1918.
The total up to the end of August is
SS,251. an excess of 10000 papers over
the entire year of 1918.
Realty Trust sold for Artee Realty
Corporation the brick dwellings at 1851
and 1853 Fffty-third street, Borough
Park, to Genuffa L. Savarese.
Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold at 1896
Forty-fourth street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth avenues, a two story and
cellar dwelling. 20x40x100, for T. e.
Sullivan TO Yetta Dubinski.
Charles c. Stelle sold the two story
brick house at 400 Douglass street for
client to Viltor r. Scribe for occu-
pancy.
o. z. Allard and ]. J. Levey Com
pany sold 66S Argyle road. between
Glenwood road and Foster avenue, Flat
push' two story detached cottage, on
plot 40x100, to client for occupancy.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsnger
sold for Sarah Abrams the two family
brick house at 345 Bay Ridge avenue to
a client for occupancy.
Buckley & Horton Company sold at
S11s Glenwood road, between East
Thirty-first and East Thirty-second
streets, the two story and attic detached
dwelling. on lot S5x110. to NJ. Dranow
for occupancy
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov sold
from plans to client for occupancy the
two story ana attic house with garage.
on plot 30x1o0, at 924 Avenue L, cor
ner of East Tenth street, F1atbush.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold
for Theodore B. Chancellor to the Sher-
man Building Company, Inc, which
Will Immediately improve, a plot 40 by
100 feet located on the west side of
East Ninth street. $50 feet north of Ave-
| nue. ], Flatbush.
The Martin Company leased the entire
third. fourth and fifth floors Of the
Parker Building at the junction of
Flatbush avenue and State street, 104
F1atbush avenue, TO s. Henry Adler for
term of five years at the aggregate
rental of $16,500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
SELLS RITz-CARLTON FLATS.

Max N. Natanson has sold to the
Benenson Realty Company, the property
known as the Ritz-Carlton, a six story
televator apartment house, occupying the
block front on the west side of Audubon
avenue, 1S7th to 1SSth street. The
building is fully rented for $4,000 per
ahnum and was held at 1895, 200
Lattner, Bremen & Starr were the
brokers In the transaction.
This building was sold by Mr..
Natanson about six months ago to Fred
erfok Bangerter and several days after
the title was closed he bought the
property back from Mr.. Bangerter at a
substantial profit.
Mr.. Natanson has also sold to Jacob
Silverstein the properties at 1041 and
1885 Hoe avenue, The Bronx, consisting
Of two five story new law walkups, each
onl1ot 45x125. The buildings bring In a
total rental Of $4,000 a year and were
held at $4,000. B. Potash was the
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04

AVENUE ST. JOHN-Arthur weyl &
Co. sold for Henry Cohen the eight
family dwelling at s19 Avenue st.
John.
wHITLoCK AvENUE-Arthur weyl s.
Co. sold for Mrs. Scoggins the three
family dwelling at 921 Whitlock ave-
nue..
Seide Company sold for DR.. Urius
Himmelstein at 1895 University ave-
nue. a three story dwelling with gar
age. on plot 50x100.
EAST 136TH STREET-Dora Pine pur-
chased from Cornelia Hoyt through
Williamson & Bryan the three story
frame dwelling at 3S1 East 13eth
street, size 20x100.
WEST 24OTH STREET.-THE J. Bowie
Dash homestead on a plot of fifteen
lots at Dash place and 240th street. in
the Spuyten Duyvil section Of The
Bronx, was sold to-day by Frederick
Brown to Franceine NJ Ferigo.
through George Howe. It is two
and half story structure. The hold
ing price was $4,000.
FAILE STANDARDIZATION, Brener d
Starr sold for the Lorrilard Spencer
estate to Lizzie Biedman 723 and 725
Faile street. two two story dwellings,
each on lot 25x100.
WASHINGTON AvENUE-Cahn &
Pittman and Philip Wattenberg sold
1869 and 1871 Washington avenue,
two four story brick double fats. each
on LOT 27x136. to Louis Brill.
UNION AVENUE-Leitner. Brener &
Starr sold for Mrs. A Cohen to Rose
Sitzman 720 Union avenue, two
story dwelling, 25x100.
KELLY STREET-Leitner. Brener &
Starr sold for Anna T. Walker to
George B. BrandmAn 7S8 Kelly street.
two family dwelling, 46x10Q
BECK STREET-Leitner, Brener &
Starr sold for c. A. Agar to Philip
wattenberg 6S5 to sos Beck street,
three four story fats, each on plot
33.4x100.
PARAMOUNT PLACE-Philip watten-
berg and Calm & Pittman bought from
Noel B. Fox the property at TIA Fair
mount place, four story eight family
fiat on lot 27x100. Leitner, Brener
& Starr were the brokers.
EAST 217TH STREET-Charles Hensle,
through his attorney. Lewis s. Marx.
sold to Charles Smilow the dwelling. on
lot 25x114. on the south side of 217th
street, 255 feet east Of White Plains
road also to John McNicholas 20 Eli
nor place, Yonkers, a private resi-
dence, on plot 75x100.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-Th A NJ.
Realty Company sold to the Dixie Sc
curity Company the two five story
modern houses with forty-five apart
ments and nine stores at the north
west corner OF Barretto street and
Southern Boulevard, on plot 125x105,
within one block of the new Hunts
Point Lexington avenue subway sta
ton. It was held at $4,000.
BATHGATE AVENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company bought from Henry
Rubert the southeast corner of Bath
gate avenue and 17Sth street. a five
story apartment house, on plot
60.6xs2. 1t contains thirty apart
ments. and rents for about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Homer L. Pence leased the fifth
floor in 1917 West Thirty-sixth street
to the Elite Waist Company Of Hart
ford, Conn.
A. H. Mathews rented the entire
second office floor at 35 Warren street,
corner Church street to the Edward v.
Hartford Company of New Jersey for
their administration Offices.
Hirsch 6 Friedman leased the seventh
floor in 1920 West Nineteenth street
to National Hand Embroidery Company,
the fourth floor in 1915 West Twenty
fourth street to Abraham Keller, the
fourth floor in 1859 West Twenty-sixth
street TO Plotllin Bros, the fourth floor
In 812-14 Seventh avenue to Morris
Levy s. Brother. also the ninth floor
in 114-16 West Twenty-seventh street
to Harry Friedman.
White-Goodman leased at IS West
Twenty-sixth street, the first loft to
Monroe Dress Company. second loft to
Horowitz & Dorfman, third loft to
Altman Pleating Company. top loft to
Star Regal Embroidery Works. At POS
Wooster street, the third loft to Siegiei,
Nowack & Newman and the top loft at
S64 Broadway to Jacob Stegman.
Spear and Company leased the
eleventh loft at So Fifth avenue to ].
Mittelman and Company, also store and
basement at 30-32 West Twenty-fourth
street, to the Franklin Wooden Company,
corner store and basement at S67 Sixth
avenue, to Benjamin Klein; a parlor
floor store at rs Bond street, to Spelling
and Glucksman; first loft at and 8
West Eighteenth street to Lawnwer and
Ginsburg; the tenth loft at $3.50 West
Twenty-fifth street, to-1cdward Michael
and Murray Cohen; store and base
ment at S0-S2 Green street, to Holman
and Sadofsky. and to Jacman Waist
Company. third and fourth lofts at s0-Sa
Greene street; the third and fourth
lofts at 1850 Greene street, to Harry
Godoff, fifth loft to Blum and weinstein,
store and basement to Lipshitz and
Oboler, and the third loft at 152 and
156 Wooster street to the Republic Doll
and Toy Company.
Rowantree-Schley Company leased the
entire seventh floor at 500 Fifth avenue
to the Lamson q Hubbard Company of
Boston, proprietors of Balch. Price q
Company, also to the same company the
first loft ct 479-4S5 First avenue, north
west corner Of Twenty-eight street. and
to the Kirman Rug & Trading Company
rooms T11-714 In the Croislo Building
at Fifth avenue and Twenty-sixth
street. and the top loft at 287 Fifth
avenue to the Fifth Avenue Photo
Studio.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
seventh floor at 920 Broadway to Par
sons. Pirie. Scott & Company, and me
building at 90 and 81 white street to
Louis. William and Henry q. Bralower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Gold sold to the Ivoryloid Com
pany of New York a two story reen-
forced concrete factory. which It is
erecting on Eighth street near East ave-
nue., Long Island City.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Herman Holman the one family frame
detached dwelling at 16 Otto place, ia
maica, Long Island. on a lot 2aex1oo.
frederick Standish was the broker In
tho transaction.
William q. Malta of Wood. polson
Company, Inc. sold for Mary d. Allen
her house of three lots in Dougiaston
Park. The buyer. George De Sousa,
gave cash and four free and clear lots
In Douglas A'anor in payment.
j. Albert Johntra sold the dwelling
at ~ Percy street. Flushing. owned by
Kate NJ. Burris to Albert ]. Stephenson
The house occupies a plot 40x110.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

1. Lincoln Seide will to-day offer at
auction at the Exchange salesroom, IA
and 16 Vesey street. choice tenements in
Yorkville, as follows: At z19 East
NiDety-ffth street, at 336 East Eighty
second street, at 1881 Avenue A, south
west corner Of Eighty-sixth street; at
1873 First avenue. at 1859 First avenue
This property is being offered at alb
solute executors sale. under the direc-
ton Of Max L. Schallek. executor Of
tho estate of Max Orbach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
HI NOTES AND GOSSIP
Builders Acquire Site in Fifth
Avenue Zone for Erection
Of 16 Story Building.
THE BERMUDA is REsOLD
Natanson Again Parts With
Ritz Carlton Apartment and
Two Bronx Flats.

Julius Tishman & Son, the builders,
VINO recently developed an extensive
plot in West Thirty-sixth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, have assembled
the lots at 10, Is and IL West Thirty
seventh street on which they announce
they will erect a sixteen story modern
fireproof office and loft structure. The
building will occupy plot 71.6x9S.9 and
win be ready for occupancy by October,
1880. Harris & Vaughn were the
brokers and Stoddard e. Mark repre-
Rarted the buYers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Livingston Wetmore and william In
gram Magill have formed q partnership
unoer the firm name Of Wetmore &
Magtn. and will continue the mortgage
loan and real estate business of Mr..
Wetmore at "a Pine street.
Simon S. Friedberg. attorney. acted
for Amelia Woodward in the sale of the
dwelling at 401 Manhattan avenue. The
purchasers, James and Joseph Rafferty,,
were represented by Charles Fredericks.
attorney. l.
John. NJ Thompson announces that
after two years service he will return
to New York on September Is to re-
sumo his business as a real estate
broker and expert on real estate values
at PIT Broadway.
Justtce Wagner Of the Supreme Court
has appointed D. A Begley receiver OF
the rent Of e61 First avenue, a five story
tenement, pending a suit brought by
Amelia Ossman to foreclose a mortgage
OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04

Charles l.. e. De Gaueue his residence
at 1853 East Seventy eighth street to
client for occupancy.
WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET -
James II. Stryker sold for Paul Shot
land the Eve story building at IL West
Twenty-fourth street to William
weinberger.
EAST loSrH sTREHr-Ida Ginsbers
sold TO Louis and Sophie Rindler for
investment the Eve story nat. s6x1o0,
at IL to Is East 1o9th street, held at
$4,000.
WEST FORTY-SEvENTH STREET
The Amldon Realty Company
(Thomas ]. Mclaughlin and Joseph
A. Gordon) have purchased lis West
Forty-seventh street, a three story
dwelling with a store, on a lot 20x
100. The same interests recently pur-
chased the property at 152 West
Twenty-fourth street Both purchases
were made through Horace s. Ely
e Co.
ST. MARKS PLA,CE-Sons Of Italy
Hall. Inc. purchased from Mary e.
Schall, the i've story building. 26x
100, at 16 st. Marks place. between
Second and Third avenues.
WEST 127TH STREET-A- Mathews
bought from a client of c. Baum 90
West 127th street, three story DWELL
ing, 1S.1x100.
WEST 18TH STREET-H y. HOFFMAN
sold 800 West 1SSth street, four
story dwelling, 1892, near Edgecombe
avenue.
EAST SBVENTY-NINTH STREET
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, as trustees, sold tho four story
dwelling, on lot 20x75, at 80 East
Seventy-ninth street. adjoining the
southwest corner Of Park avenue.
WEST FTFTY-SIXTH STREET-The
newly formed 1854 West Fifty-sixth
Street Company has purchased from
Anna Lacord, the five story building.
on plot 30x100.5, at 354 West Fifty
sixth street, adjoining the southeast
corner of Ninth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
BUYS BIG DYE PLANT.

n. & l.. Hess. Inc. sold to Jerome
Payet the two story building now in
course OF construction at the north
east corner of Webster avenue and
Boulevard. Long Island City. The
building contains about 10000 square
feet and will be complete and ready
for occupancy October /. The build
ing will be used for silk dyeing. one
of the newer industries of Long Island
City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
1855 LAFAYETTE STREET SOLD,

Tho consolidated Fmbossing Com
pany has purchased from Mollie Gold
stein through Hiram Rinaldo. 1875 La
fayete street, adjoining the southeast
corner of Broome street, a three story
building. on lot 20x65.2. The buyers
viii make extenave alterations and
viii connect with the AUDITING build
ing at 407 Broome street, which they
have on a long lease. The seller ac-
quired the property last May in q
partition suit brought against Peter
p. Capped for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
100000 LOFT REsOLD.

has sold the twelve story loft building
at i261 and 265 West Thirty-sixth street
to the Benenson Realty Company. The
transaction was negotiated by Frederick
II Allen of Frederick Zittel & Sons in
conjunction with Herman Sel<lir. The
structure occupies a plot 50x9S.9. rents
for $4,000 and was held at $500, 900.
The selling corporation, which is said
to be controlled by the Bramhall-Deane
Company. tenants of the building, &C
quired the property from Clifton @.
MaTshau on August s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

l2sTH ST, s q, 26O ga av: Spring ST,
SIS, ss4 Thompson st; 47th ST, 8 S,
425 " 10th av-Kath r jackson ct al,
trustees, to VIM w Rutherfurd and ano,
UOTa sT. Ss7-S5s w:fsoDlss trust CO
ana ,9o. err. Aet to P:opls'. Trust Go,
I'D s' ~ So son 18Th st. mt. ;iiUSSO
AZ As'Ry ,s say Bank to Henry s ss L.
sTGNToN ST. &C, mtg :.6. 900 -Edw.S
Baldwin ct al. exrs, to Marshal G
WEST END Az. sc c 7sth isitt-Miettr;o;p;oini-,
tan Life Ins Co TO Harlem Saw Bank,
124 f 125th st; atty. q 4 Co, 17o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04

e. mtg 1880. Avs al atty. TIC
BARNhs xy " :, iGsii siiih st sIss
senesey, 500 W 1880 st. Sept Q; atty,
cRoToNA PlRK z, III, 9. aSxss:7Ii5x
7sb n ls0th ct, mtg -, Aug ~; atty,
7 q q T Co, lie Bway. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
BERMUDA APIS. REsoLD.

The Bermuda apartment house at COS
and 610 West 150th street. between
Broadway and Riverside Drive, was re-
sold to-day by the West 136th Street
Fealty Company, Joseph Friedman
president, to Milton Blumberg. The
house Is a six story building. on plot
1s0x99.11. The property has an annual
rental of about $4,000 and was held
at 1926, 900. Abraham Crosney, attor-
ney. represented the sellers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
nRoNx BUILDING PLOT SOLD.

Samuel Friedenberg sold to the
Jerolamon Realty Company, julius L.
Kovacs, president, through Leitner,
Brener & Starr, the plot, 62hx100, on
the east side of Davidson avenue, The
Bronx, 212 feet south of 190th street.
The buyers intend to erect two five
story apartment houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-04
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS,
TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of owner and
Attorney


TWIN name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street)
BROADWAY. W 8, 75.9 Spring at, sT4x
aoo-East River Saw Instn to Max
Abrahams, 1891 Madison av, p m, mtg
10000 all liens; atty L T & T Co. $50
CHURCH ST. " 8. 50 n white st. is.;xs OG
ontnan 10 p asS wssr. 1si0S $50
N Rornfsid. ss4 Church s ST. - s.ty
HOUSTON QSisT sSo ST. IT. sos 2. IS isE7O-BeItha
lss "a st. mtg $500. Aug rs; atty,
= Koenigsbsrg, 80 Nassau stu. 800
& tlSirosss iE,S Themes R:.1sS
60 to Frazar Foreign Trade Building,
Inc 80 Church at. mtg 500. 900, all liens,
Sept 2; atty. Title Guar q T Co. I7s
9TH ST. I'D p, ga. sa1s;5:Anton s.iis sa9G
70 seymour Realty Co. Is Broad st, mtg
Fr TDSS, Is 1u E,o as' attys Kurzman g
7TH ST. Ass p, s. sii.iCxsc.;iii.Li' s Z =
G eGS to F 4 L Groszwirth, Inc.
18th ST 1ss w. .. 2sxsi.ixsiixssE
Louis 5erni to New Republic American
mtg $4,000. Sept 3; atty, o H Droege,
~ Azo sts-... 800
East Side.
Vast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
-. ana llOth streetB)
I'D AV, " Q, 34.S 8 18th ct, 1Ilxe8-
Frank Sohmid to Moses HerzoK. $40 p
1lst ct all liens. Aug IS; atty. L = 8
I'D TV. VS., SAT 18th ct, iIixss-
Jennie W Kornstamm, individ and as
wife and committee OF D Kornstamm,
New York. NJ J; atty. u t & T Co, $50
I'D Az. sw isd st, ac.iixis.jnl:o' I Ra,3V
to Margt o'connell. 20 Beekman pl, a C.
PAS ARK Nv. SAD st ;;i %
Realty CO, 90 p isd st, eOnfrmatiOn
deco q Q. May 30; attys, stOddard q NJ.
74Ta ST, ss-I n. ic1ics..s.:;ii' q I:Si
yard. JrS to Martha q Whitney. at West
atty. title Guar . T Co i7s B1sy. .,icj
18TH ST. So 1873 " Park av, l7xioS.2-
johanna II WatJsn to Louis LivinKston.
at Hewlett L I. mtg s26, 1000. all liens
Aug a7i atty. T & T Co, i7e Broad.
,sT3 81. SIC z. is,sxi6Sis.",,iiulSoSS
Ct. mtg $4,000. all liens. Aug Is; atty,
g T Co, 176 Bway .......... 800
10TH ST, w. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Slmons. exrs. &C. to Martha
Simons, ts6 4th st, Brooklyn, all liens.
July II: atty. Paul Hellinger. $40 Broad
1OsTa s;Tf. ills a. nj. ';;s.sxiccii...iE
GinsberG to Louis and SOPHIE Kinder. II
- l1eth IT mtg $4,000. Sept 81 atty,
l. T q q ca ls0 6wAys----.--.....Si00
Swsst Of Fifth svsnus. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetA)
18th ST, $, 2el1o W 9Th av, ai.iox
l. q P---f 'ntf. tf1'ffe---r-r Ffrinu I, Ardfr
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West Eishty-seventh street 70 August
Klumpf.
Pease q Gilman leased the three story
and basement dwelling $40 West Eighty
fifth street to William and Mary Il. nal
pin.