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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Shampan and Shampan, architects.
nave filed plans for ten stucco residences
ana independent stucco garages to be
erected on the block bounded by avenue
M, East Third street, East Fourth street,
and Cortelyou road. Brooklyn. for Avon
dale Building Company as owners.
Mrs. Jacob II. Schiff. Mrs Felix NJ
Warburg. Mrs. Mortimer L. schiff and
Mrs. Sidney c. Borg are among the
prominent women who will come from
their summer homes to attend a meet
ing at the Biltmore Hotel at 9:15 this
morning to- plan the women'S cam
paign Of the United Building Fund. ac-
cording to Colonel N. A Guinzburg,
chairman of the campaign committee
AT this meeting chairmen will be Sc
lected for the various trade commit
tees. complete canvass of New York's
leading trades will be made for the
purpose Of obtaining subscriptions to
this fund.
Lawrence Davis Is the buyer of the
four story brick building at 125 TO 1874
Alexander avenue. sold by Samuel
Cowen for the College Point Savings
Bank
Faith Burlington is the buyer Of the
dwelling at 9SS linton avenue, sold
by J. Clarence Davies for Nora E.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Rumored Sale of Sun Building,
American Bank Note Plant
and 40 Nassau street.
WEST STREET PLOT SOLD
Slight Reaction in Loft and
Apartment House Trading
The Glades Sold.

Three important downtown realty
deals we're rumored yesterday. The
frat concerned the reported sale OF the
gun Building, at $50 Nassau street, by
ths New York Life Insurance Company
10 a syndicate at a price said to have
been little under s2,000,000. The Sec
ond was the rumored sale OF the Ave
story building at ~ Nassau street, oppo-
ste the proposed home of the Federal
reserve Bank. by the Barnes estate to
buyers who will occupy II. The third
was the reported sale of the site of the
former plant of the American Bank Note
comany on Trinity place north OF Rec
tor street to new interests, who, II Is
said, plan to improve It with a substan-
tlal building.
The Sun Building was formerly the
American Tract Society Building, which
was taken over In December. 1915.
bS the New York Life 1nsur-
snes Company on foreclosure
for 100000. When Frank A. Munsey
became the principal tenant with The
SUN and EVENING SUN the name of the
structure was changed to the Sun Build
inR. Mr.. Munsey intends soon to move
the Offices Of THE SUN and EVENING SUN
TO the remodelled Stewart Building, at
Broadway and Chambers street, which
he purchased for that purpose In the fall
Of 1917.
The structure Is twenty-five stories
high, and was the tallest building in
Manhattan when it was erected. 1t oc-
cupies a plot 100 feet on Nassau street
and e7.2 on Spruce street.
The Barnes estate property at 10 Mas
sau street adjoins the Liberty Tower, at
the northwest corner Of Liberty street,
and occupies a plot 2sx70.2x14x10x65.11.
The Barnes family, which had owned II
several years. sold It in 1906 to d. b.
several years. sold IL in 1905 to d. B.
Freeman. who three years later sold II
10 Thomas Dimond. In 1915 Diniond
turned Il back to the Barnes family.
The American Bank Note Company
property has figured In several rumored
deals since the company moved its plant
TO the Hunts Point section OF The Bronx
several years ago. The site has 'front.'
age Of 1910 feet on Trinity place and
i77.s feet on Greenwich street 1t forms
an IL" around the Trinity Building.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold at 1471
East Fourth street, between Avenues NJ
and N. Flatbush. n two story detached
dwelling. for the estate of D. J. O'Conor
to A. c. ,Ketcham for occupancy.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold at 191
Adams street, the five story tenement,
on plot 25x97.6. lately purchased by
the company.
A. J. Long OF the A. J. Long Realty
Company sold the four story apartment
building on the southwest corner of
Flatbush and Woodruff avenues to WILL
lam and Henry Ruhmshottel, held at
$4,000. The building has a frontage Of Sc
feet on Flatbush avenue and ITO feet on
Woodruff avenue.
/. Salzberg sold for A. Jacobs to DR..
Seigmeister the eleven room cottage.
46x10O. at 4s15 Fourteenth avenue. near
Fiftieth street
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NEWARK PLANS BIGGEST FLAT.

Plans have Just been announced for
an apartment house III the Clinton Hill
district of Newark which will be larger
than any similar building now In that
city. The apartments will be on the
property on johnson avenue adjoining
the First Reformed Church OF Newark.
at Johnson and Clinton avenues, which
]. l. Feibleman & Co. recently sold for
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Stanley of
New York city 10 the Sharff Construc-
ton Company at a price said to be In the
neighborhood Of 100000.
The new owners will replace the
Stanley home with two seven story
apartment houses. containing a total Of
l12 apartments The cost OF these
buildings will be In the neighborhood of
100000. The plans have been prepared
By r BottellL The apartments will be
Of nreproof construction and two. three,
four and i've rooms and kitchenette.
There will be a public dining room on
the ground floor. An unusual feature of
this apartment will be thoroughly
equipped Doctors and dentists offices on
the ground floor. An added feature
under consideration In the installation of
Q eefrigerating plant to solve the Ice
problem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 18TH STREEr-John II. Taylor
sold the two four story semi-business
buildings at 1872 and 164 East 11sth
street, on plot 3S.4x101. to Royal Wet
Wash Laundry. Inc. which after ex-
tensiye alterations will use them as
a branch depot for its business.
Ephraim Buckwald was the broker.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-lrving 1.
Levine and Ely Maran bought the
six story apartment house. 46.7xloS.S.
at s41 st. Nicholas avenue. northwest
corner of 18th street, renting for $14.-
900 and held at 100000. through a
Scharm,th. Agency Realty and Mort
gage Company. II. 4. Brown president
Is the owner OF record.
EAST TH1RTY-F1FTH STREET -
Pease g. Gilman sold for James G.
MCGUIRE the four story and basement
dwelling, 20x53x74. at 13s East Thirty
nth street, for q client who Will oo-
cupy. It was held at $4,000.
EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREEr-Dr.
Ralph Waldo Lobenstein sold 1e2 East
Seventy first street. five story dwell
ing, on lot 16.3x100.b.
BROADWAY-William A White & Son
sold for the Seamen's Bank for Savings
10 the -Four Fourteen Broadway Cor
poration, of which A. Norris is presi-
denr. Ala Broadway. a seven story loft
building, 27xS5. held at $4,000.
EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET-James
v. Graham sold for John @. Van Pelt
10 Morton L. Feary for occupancy the
Ave story dwelling. 1s.4x1o2.2, at 12e
East EightIeth street. held ct 100000.
EAST FIFTEENTH sTREEr-ThomAs
Ford sold for the Houghton estate to
walter w. Taylor the three story
dwelling at sss East Fifteenth street.
on lot 21x10s.S. II In the hrst time
the premises have changed hands In
sixty-seven years.
EAST SEVENTY sTRHUr-
The four story dwelling. on lot FOX
1912, at IS East Seventy-sscond street.
near Madison avenue. IL reported to
have been sold. Alice q. dOench II
the owner OF record. The property II
assessed at $4,000.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

The CASTOR Amstel Realty Corpora
ton purchased O square block, with the
exception of few small plots. on Beach
Sixty-sixth and Beach Sixty-seventh
streets. Amstel Boulevard and Thursby
street. Arverne.
william L Bowman sold for the
Bond and Mortgage Company a plot on
Fulton street. Far Rockaway. to Joseph
D. Morris.
j. Albert Johntra sold for the Gal
lanter Realty Corporation, Charles
Kriser president. to John Harden. the
house. on a plot 4ox1oo. on Queens ave-
nue.. forty feet east Of Sixteenth street.
Flushing.
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suRaosArEs suru-x

WILLIAMS. GEORGE Lin pursuanss
y Surrogate OF the County Of New YorE
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against George Ia wlliiamI
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber. at place OF transactins
business of tho executor. once OF Guaranty
Broadway. In the City of New York. on or
before the sth day OF October next. Dated.
GuIARANTiY TRUsT COMPANY on SEw
YORK, Executor. sTETsoN. JENNINGs
a RUSSELL, Attorneys for Exsoutop, W
Broad street. New York city.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
LAT - vEsEY sTREET.)
nv Hanru naaA..

LAT ~ vEsEY sTREET.)
BY Henry Brady.
MADISON AV. 1tit, W cor liSth 1t.
fb.6xsb. s Bty tint and strs-Centrai Saw
inGs Bank We Pauline weinhandier ct al;
Meyer Ausrbach. atty; II ClArios Ba-
right refs due, t2s.3issi: taxes. 40.
$3.50; Withdrawn.
By Joseph p. Day.
tsrH ST. W. iis-lls, . q, 80 W eth av,
toxioe.l, 0 sty hotsl-Manhattan' say.
inEs Inst We Thomas Z Greacsn ct al;
RApailo q Kennedy. attys; Henry N
brigham, ref; due, $laA.saasI taxea
,, SSj $500 a. w. w ssS' sos, pro.sv.v
lssxleo.l1. 4 sty dwlE-O T Reynolds
ct al Va Standard Operating Go ct al;
Thomes N Heaiy. atty; Emanuel Van
Dsrnoot. ref; due, SlS,61ss7I taxes, 30,
stse.toi adJournsd sine die.
BY Chas. A Berrian.
sTTH ST, Il, t1s. n .. 1876 . LIST av. ldsx
1904. sty dwiE-John + RAnken. trus.
&c, Va Alpha Sigma House Cot Hamilton
R Squier. atty; Edw D Bowling. ref: due,
fs,e7i.7i tAxss 4c, snbjeet 70 a mtg OF
tT,s2S,
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18TH ST. 70 W. n T. soxss.ii, July TO-
Hllmon Realty Corp to the state Bank.
go Grand ct. due April /. isas,
iasTH 81, iis n. :. 'icsss1i, p M '' Aug
i5--wm Morgan to Peter Eckert, tte
%|enos St, yrs, ~; pr mtg $4,000; st oSS
issp 81. ss7-i.w. n 5, iccxssil. Avg Is.
m--Simon German and ano to Chnrtag
Realty Co, II asa at, Bklyn, yrs, 6%. pr
mtg s7i 900; attys. Pallister. O 4 oC;
AMsTERDAM Xvi. "a sisi.ii' former issd
st. e: closed E., lScxissii, ? m. Aug Is Is,
at. due. Aug 1. 1927. sE; attys, Lachnnn
& q. IS Nassau st................s5o.o 900
Bronx.
yiceken to Francis J Maisannon. Hemp
T ts Guar A es. IL II sF', :Ss fi sSS
HUGHES Av, 212s, g, 16:1oxsS.s-Hy
S Wine1r to ssms. pr mtg. $4,000, July 10 IL;
CLAY Az. isis. So cor isstS s' st. t S@esxsSw
;sSS y; SS $Sth f. 81 Joseph; No ,: mIs
atty. Title Guar a T Co. 17s Bway..iio0O
= ombac6 to Teasdais Realty Co. So
Yrs. 81; atty. Title Guar Z r Co, i!s
,7sTH 81. ssO W, =. si7.s.ss.s.EcrainanS
Title Guar a T Co, iTs Bway. 81. 500
ST AWRENcE Az, W $, SO 5 merrill, ask
loo-Harrlson W Phillips to Nellie v
Riley. I4is ST Lawrence av. Aug ie. 3
yrs, 50; atty. Jas H Goggin. 2soe ID
,,sv,,....;..::. ...........s $4,000
PfIVATE RID. leading from public .rd
to Clasons Point. to farm late Edw H
Ludlow. at line between farm Edw II
LUDLOW and land Sacred Heart Academy.
contains IS 352-1,00o acres; also plot be-
gins nj ] mark on bay at mouth
OF Bronx River, adjoining land now or
late Chas Miles, contains 41.15-100 acres
Sound View Land q Impt Co TO VAL
cour Realty Co, 20 Vesey at. pr mtg sl6,-
300 July "a, yr. 81: atty. Title Guar
Co, 17s Bway $40, 900
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

ST. AIMS AvENUE-ChAries Edelson
fo,l for N. Gartner 427 st. AIMS
avenue, southwest corner OF 146th
street. a six story dat
EAST 18TH 5TREET-E. Osborne
smith sold for Frank Nolan the two
family dwelling at rs East 1ssth
street to James McDermott.
CEDAR AvENUE-David L. woodaf.
Jr., sold for William r. Sanders the
two family brick house on lot 1e.6x
50, at 1919 Cedar avenue.
WASHINGTON AVENUE = william
Peters & Co. sold to Charles Weber
the Ave story apartment house at
s10iS washington avenue.
|CODDINGTON AYENUB-rhe Bronx
Land. Mortgage and Real Estste Com
pany sold for p. cestaro the two
FAMILY house at 2ss+ coddingtcn
avenue -.
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MARsToN PROPERTY Il SOLD.

Arthur C. Sheridan. auctioneer. offered
at auction last Saturday on the premises
at Blue Point, L. l., the Marston prop
ertf known az. The Glades, situated
on Arthur. woodland and Bayview ave-
nues, three furnished cottages and nine
villa plots, the larger cottage going
to Mrs. John e. Barrett for $13,soo, and
smaller furnished cottages going to
william A. Finn, another to Richard
Tweedy, ana the villa plots going to
various buyers, 30 that the entire total
of the sale was $4,000.
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HICHMONn NOTEA

Cornelius C. Kolfr sold for Robert II.
Hibberd of Manhattan. the dwelling at
800 Livermore avenue, Westerleigh, to
n client
NJ. James Hughes sold 5or Rachel
Ellis, a two family house on Tread
well avenue, Port Richmond, to Michael
Mccain for Mary T. Matthews, house
on Oakland avenue to Joseph Schmutz
and for Dennis Darcy lot on Forest
avenue to b. McAloon.
p. G. Ullman, Jr., sold TO w. c.
Hess, nine acres at Princess Bay.
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OUT OF TOWN TaANsAor1oNs.

Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for the
Wilson-Veeder Company a nine room
house on Brite road. Scarsdals, to
Thomas F. Toomey OF New York city,
held at $4,000; also sold for Glen
Parker his residence on Prospect street,
White Plains. to Thomas weatherIy OF
New York city, held at $4,000; and
for Georges Boles his residence on River
side avenue, Riverside. Greenwich, Conn.
to Mrs. Mary Gilbert Turner OF White
Plains
George Howe sold the residence Of
Mrs, Hazel q. Merritt Of Howell Park.
Larchmont, to Mrs. Edith B. Boiling
Of New York city. who will occupy.
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WHITEHALL PLOT SOLD.

The Whitehall Realty Company has
sold TO an investor a plot of 9,152 square
feet covering IS. 10 and 20 West street
and 80 Washington street. The plot ad-
joins the Whitehall Building. at WASH
ington street. West street and Battery
place. and u close to the new Cunard
Line Building. now under construction.
The purchaser intends to alter the prop
srty for business purposes
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. . cor list ct, 1osBxasx
irreE 90, s stores and oellars--Tra nsit
18th 81. from completion Of alterations
to Jan II. 1s<oi atty. Benz Weiss AL
Bway: $4,000 to $4,000
NORFOLK ST, 81. ail-oruenstein q Mayor
yrs from Sept l. 1919; atty. b Haipern.
m9 Nassau st.....:...:........ ..H.t 400
nth Av. 77o. store. list a and part cellar
jacob Petersen to Benz DukaL 24i
Henry 81, yrs from Aug /, 1919; atty.
Phi s 0lickmsn. 2ss Bwsy. $3.50
7TH Az. lt7s. LIST nat, n s-Adolph voltter
yrs from Aug !, 1919; attys. Dsutsoh a
Diamond, 7ss Bway, 500
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LIS PENDENA

aIsr st. 20 E-JOhn A Stewart ct al,
trus. aGt Gertrude v Morgan ct al
foreclosure of mortgage); Attya Beck
man, Menken q Grisoom
CDARENOST Av, =. as n liad st, Isox
look irreg-Beglad Const Corp ast Ex-
csllent Holding Corp faction to declare
deed void); attys Mclaughlin a Stern.
Bronx.
LOTS $3.50, map Penneld property, To-
Gated In South Mt Vernon, now bronx
county--Hsrman Hasenbuchle aEt Ste
phen Stlllwen ct al foreclosure of
mortgagel; ATTY, r p TrautmAnn
2SSTH 81. 3ss-2si E-Clsmsnt II Smith
agt Louisa REM faction to enforce
usn)I atty. II C Kelly,
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PLANS NEW SCIENCE CHURCH.

Plans for the proposed $4,000. 900
church and twenty story ONCE building
to be erected by the Fifth Church Of
Christ. Scientist. on the site OF the old st
Bartholomew's Church. Madison avenue
and Forty-fourth street. were filed yes
terday with the Manhattan Bureau OF
Buildings by the building COMMITTEES. of
which Mrs. Jessie q. Frost OF the Ritz
Carlton apartments Is chairman. Pinck-
ney q Jeppessn Of 1oS Park avenue are
the architectA
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BUYS Is HOUSES IN BROOKLYN.

Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov have
sold for the South Fifth Construction
Company. Morris Kotlewltz president, to
q Spectator for investment eighteen
single family houses on the southwest
corner of Avenue L and East Tenth
street. on q plot 420x100. The considera-
ton was s16s,6o0. Three houses are
now IN course of construction. being
sold from the plans.
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DICKEY. CHARLES Din pursuance
ot an order OF Honorable John p, CohaIsn
Surrogate of the County OF New YorE
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all per,on~
having claims against Charles D. bIeksg.
to present the same with vouchers thsrsof
to the subscribers at their place Of trans
acting business, the once OF United 6tAtss
trust Company of New York, No as wal
street, Borough OF Manhattan. in the CITY
OF New York. on or before the 18th day OF
September next Dated New York the Ttk
DAY OF March, 1919,
LOUISE W. DICKEY.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
ExeeutorA
arEwART q SHEARER.
Attorneys for Executors,
I6 Wall Street. Manhattan.
New Yorf
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney.)

Downtown.
EAST BROADWAY, n W cor Rutgers st,
25x45.T. p m. July Sl--Rutgers Square
Realities TO Godsol Realities Corp, 200 w
eSth st. yrs, SS.l atty. Louis Rosstto,
SANE M i PTRopBRaTiYi.. p m. july si.ssms to
same, instais ts7i Quarterly. s%. pr mtg
y VIZ g. ht'y ISL sans SSH i'm st itsS
II. Aug 11-Dayid Zebrowitz to Sam
E.SrOwi,1. loi " is2 sao st: due H Sept !,
q Joseph. issi Bwsy ............iI.O 900
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
krI Az. n cor Tad ct, l7sxsa7x frrsS.
trust mtg and bldg loan. Aug 1870
Sth Ave Corp to Simon w Straun . 70
Ssth st, trustee for bondholders, due Aug
IS, 1871, 81; attys. 8 W Straus a Go,
1%S Bway.. '.Bolo ponoHsz'VVV'oVV
West Side.
,yy.st Of Wifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
ssTH ST, <B2 W. 8 8, 35xss.s, Aug IS
X M Corp to Manhattan R & Leas-
az. pr mtg 10000; atty. sigmund Ru-
bin. 2s9 Bway .........''.'''.....N 1850
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north pr 10th strest.)
18TH ST, n q. 325 . Len6x av, 1sx1o0.11,
Aug i5-Rebeoca Woifson to Edward T.
Kircher. 81 w lI3th st, yrs. So, pr mt z
$4,000; atty. Felix II Lazy. iss Broad:
MooReS1N;di;siiipE Nv, p. cor ii;d '' st,
Ing CO to VIM. II q EiwoOd 8 Bartlett.
ti5 aaS atty. 7 7 q Z 4 Co. ias prosa:
way .i...s.'.''..'.. 'Ses'ooo
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PROPOSALS.,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF coLUMBTA. wasSnE.
ton 3 G A Be- r.ce1 1sd's "a.
nee until o'clock p. NJ. August 2s, 1915
and then opened, for the purchase OF
By the Commissioners. d. c., from san.
tember /, 1879, to and Including Noyembsr
so, 1919. Blank forms OF Proposals, Speci-
ton may be obtained from the Chief cierL
OF the Engineer Department. Room t2T
District Building LOUIS BRoWNLoW
Commissioners, d. c.
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sURROGATES NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of
Hon. JOHN P. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York, NOTICE is hereby
HARRY 8. HARNESS, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same, with vouchers thereof. to the
business at the once of NIcOLL, ANA.
BILE, FULLER a SULLIVAN. their at
torneys. at No. 81 Broadway. Borough OF
Of New York, on or before the 10th day
Of October. 1912. n,It. Dated Now York,
HRRKNESs. JOHN W. MACMiLLBR, Ell.
eeutors. NICoLL. ANABLE, FULLER q
SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executors. Of.
Way, Borough of Manhattan New York
City.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

10th ST, n 3. 100 Q st Nicholas av, 1907
Moses Richmond Of Boston, Mass, to
Nswburgh Savings Bank. March /.
le1TH ST. ei W. Trouvilic Hotel CO, Inc,
ACADEMY 81. Long island city NY Dec
u. 1917; attys Morrison schin, sso
ssTE sr .''t,s'.' Iwsy
e. Levy, 90 w 10th OF. April so, 1917:
atty. L T Co. 100 Bway. .........sl5.o 900
18TH ST $40 E-Chas H Kochler to Jacob
MARI, IL Fort Charles pl. June 10. 1907;
atty, O W Galinger. 8 Beskman st.si.o00
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

I0sD BIT "a E-Charles o Riksr akt Otto
Yoke - owner; Joseph Roth. con:
Nhctor ''.ss.s'... 's.....ss..... 1898
18TH ST, . cor I.enox Av. ll0xleS.iO-
John Feldman agt Harlem Hospital,
owner; r Pratt. contractor. .......slsO
I'D 'AV. lb6-Morris Cohn agt John Pal
mieri. owneri Lyman Bursky, contrao-
toF N7IA
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HUDSON RIVER MIGHT LINES

I,D sT;;iE .sam: All same, 1sSS
il7TH ST. sos w-Isaso HOFFMAN ct al
Rgt Dorothy Rennard ct nj; Aug /,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. dir Barna agt
Leopold Weiss; May 10, 1919 tcan-
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

George w. Sasse leased 248 West
113th street. dwelling. to Mrs. Marie
Smith.
J. B. English leased tho four story
dwelling at 23S West Fffty-second
street
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ron sALA

DIAMONDS bought, sold. for cash only. u.
tatss bousht. BENNETT. 17b n'wAy CUpstsirui
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd Av. Ssl-Edwsrd ] Keller sEt Mar
garet Murphy ct al; June 70,
1918 .:'.,..'. ',,...''...... .tletz2
18th ST, l62 E-Sams agt same; June
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

WOOSTER ST. ia; Hath st. n 9. $50 W
I'm az dS'sxi1o.il; 6th st. n 20 W Az
isOth * ss 1fnaais.n ,s sy; % a' Us
Peoples Trust Co. trus Geo L Poase, to
Peoples Trust Co, 1871 Montague ct
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Lrus OF Princeton University. Princeton,
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Burrows; 2ei W Hath st; attys. Borrow
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oattys. Lyon Smith. 4s Cedar st. 81
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WoODYCREST AVi i0i9-Tohn " Thomas
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