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DECLINE IN NEW GRIP CASES.
Deaths From Influenza and Pneu-
monia Also Show Decrease.

New Influenza cases reported TO the
Department OF Health totalled i63 Sun
day and 229 yesterday. AS against 661 on
saturday. The apparent decline shown
by Mondays figures is due to the fact
that many OF Sundays cases have not
vet been reported BY physicians. Sun
days total shows a decline OF 2o4 cases
compared with Saturdays figures. This
can be regarded as an actual decrease
Influenza deaths reported were hfty-
eight Sunday and forty-three Monday,
substantial decreases for each day.
There were l6S pneumonia cases re-
corded Sunday, as compared with l34
for Saturday. Forty-seven new cases
we're reported yesterday. Sundays pneu-
monia deaths numbered ninety-six. q
decrease OF nineteen. The report FOR
Monday showed sixty-one deaths.
The detailed report covering sunday
and Monday follows:
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18TH STREET-WHlard Welt
sold for the estate OF Or. Henry Saw
age the three story dwelling, 2OxlO0.
at ISL West 18th street. to a builder.
who will remodel for bachelor apart
nents.
SEVENTH AVENUE-Eliza Guggen-
heimer sold the seven story apart
ment house. lllxl50. southwest cor
uer OF lllth street and Seventh ave-
nuo to q client Of Israel Cohen q
Levy, who paid all cash above the
mortgage,
EAST 122D STREEr-Harry Sugar
man resold for Charles Wynne 263
East 122d street, a three story house,
l4x75. The property was purcha sed
by Mr.. Wynne from the Metropolitan
Savings Bank through the same
broker last Thursday.
WEST 120TH STREET-ioodwin q
Goodwin sold for the japanese Fan
Company to Chapman ID. Heinriques.
the three story dwelling, lSxl33. at
Il West l20th street.
EAST l22D STREET-Henry Well sold
to the Levitan Corporation for John
i. Boyland. EOS and 2l0 East l22d
street. two five story nats, ?5X100
each.
EAST 10TH STREET.. VI. Cam
man sold the three story dwelling, 405
East 116th street, lot 20xSe.2, through
Kehoe q Camera.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Bachelor Apartments and Stu
dos to Be Erected by
Claman.
SITE ON w. nth STREET
Brown Resells so Northern
Avenue, Bought by Him
December 10.

While none OF yesterdays transactions
could be regarded as out OF the ordinary
either in point OF price or location In
volved, the trading as whole was brisk
enough for Monday to justify the hope
that the present week will close with as
great a volume OF business to It's credit
as the one Just passed. one Of the trans
actions closed will lead to the erection
Of a six story elevator bachelor apart
ment house and studio building at 323
and 325 West Seventy-seventh street.
The building will be put up by Henry
Claman, who rounded out the site for the
projected structure yesterday by pur-
chasing from Marie ID. Bergh the four
story and basement dwelling at 323 West
Seventy-seventh street. He bought the
adjoining property at 325 from Louis
Bruch last July, and now controls plot
SSxl00.2. The Herman Arms Company
negotiated the sale OF both properties.
Plans for the new building are being
prepared by Gronenberg & Leuchtag,
architects. They provide six small suites
on each floor. four OF two rooms and
bath. and two OF one room and bath. The
suites will be equipped with housekeep-
ing facilities
The sun., 1919-01-28
". R. MIDGLEY IS
FREED FROM WIFE
Court Bars Cigarette Smoking,
However, as Irrelevant
to Case.

Upon the objection OF counsel that the
question was inimaterial. irrelevant, and
incompetent, and that no proper founda-
ton had been laid for 1t, Justice Crop
sey. in the Supreme court IN Long
Island city, ordered stricken out the
answer to the effect that Mrs Midgley
bad been seen smoking cigarettes with
q man not her husband.
William r. Midgley. horse trainer.
was the plaintiff in the action, the re-
net demanded in the complaint being
divorce a rirculo based on the necessary
allegations that the conduct complained
OF had occurred without his consent,
eonnivance. privity or procurement, and
that more than five years had not
elapsed Tho Midgleys, up to their sep
aration In June OF last yeor, had lived
together in tranquility for eighteen
years Their son is well known
Jockey Their last place OF conJusal
abode WAS at Kew Gardens In Queens
The testimony In the case gave an en-
Nver!ng picture of life in the pretty
ruburb. II appears that Midgley. be-
tween tho middle of March ana the ma
de Of April, was compelled by the vicis-
STUDIES of horse training TO absent him.
SELF from his Kew Gardens hreside ana
that during his absence some other per.
son not a member of the family dropped
ir u the suburban villa from time 10
tire
II seen this gent several times sald
one II the witnesses. "he and MIS-
M'dgley was drinking ana sfhoh'hs
cigarettes"
WHO was smoking the cisarettss7
The lady" A..
OBJECTION by counsel and motion 10
strike out the answer
Ry tho Court. objection susts,heu'
st-ka out the answer. You must Keep
within the pleadngs. counseiior' INC
smoking OF "a cigarette does not cohSe
tute an act OF infidelity."
Hut ultimately Justice Cropeey gran.eo
decree. and subsequently, thereaiter
the plaintiffs attorney. Elmer j. Ash-
mead. fled II In the clerks Office
He exhibited also telegram just To
ce'ved by Mr.. Midgley. unsigned. ou.
Gated from Oceanport, N. j., where nars:
Nidgley IL sojourning. 1t was coucheo
a. follows:
Congratulations. You put one over
on nae, but, believe me, put many a one
osts On you" -,---
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Julius Strauss Realty Company
Is preparing to erect twenty-four two
story frame dwellings on Meredith ave-
nue., north OF Lachan street, Arverne. al
a cost OF $50, 900. Frank Pesl will erect
two story brick factory. on plot 25x
100, ut the southwest corner OF Ely and
Payntar avenues. Long Island City, and
Anthony Brezenski filed plans for five
two and one half story frame dwellings
on shelton street, east OF Campon ave-
enue, Jamaica, Mt cost OF $4,000.
Frank lIughes-Taylor Company sold
for 5. Ludlow. Jr. OF First Reinsur-
ance Company OF Hartford. Conn. to
w. p. Berrien his property at l6l Wild
wood avenue, Montclair. ". J.
Salem Church OF the Evangelical As
ISOLATION bought the plot. 40xlOO. north
west corner OF the Boulevard and Pear
sail avenue. Jersey City. as church
Cite.
Newark Ports Terminal Company
bought twenty-nine acres, east side OF
passalc avenue. in the Kearny meadow
Industrial section. for Il price reported
at sl2s,SS4
Harvey W. Jacobs bought from the
Salvation Army the frame hotel, 25xl0O
at 90 Washington street, Hobokcn.
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BUSINESS LEASES.

X. Rosen leased part of the store at
1889 broadway to the Pond Corporation
FOR l. Speegelberg to Browns Bunet
Lunch Company the store and basement
at 81 University place, and with Carstein
u Linnekin, agents. the store and base
ment 1876 Wooster street for the
Charles A. Whitney estate to Sardella
Gallentee Company. Inc.
NJ. d l.. Hess. Inc, leased the south
store at SIT Eighth avenue to the Ec-
clesiastical Art and Novelty Company {;
with Harris & Vaughn the easterly store
and basement at 80 and 80 East TWEEN
tieth street to Lemcke & Buechner, book
dealers, and for Mabel Loria and Beatrice
NJ. Ertz the one story building at 3li
to 3lS East Twenty-eighth street to the
Commercial Repair Company. Inc. who
will use the building for a service sta
tion for automobile trucks.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased for
Albert Lorsch a portion OF the fourth
floor In the Lorsch Building. 8b Maiden
lane, 10 Ros-Gren Export Corporation /;
with Bleiman & Co., a floor In 62b
Broadway for Max Marks to the New
ark Neckwear Company. and space on
the eighth floor at as John street to
John l.. Busch and Emil Doell.
Pease Il Gilman leased Offices In sos
Fifth avenue to the Ancasco Chemical
Company.
Bastlne & Co. Inc, leased the second
floor. p East Tenth street. to Shapiro,
Schneider & Katz third floor, ia East
Thirteenth street to Victory Auto Trunk
Company. and the ffth floor. $3.50
Wavery place, to c. A. Bornn Hat
Company.
cross Brown Company leased the
fifth loft at 9S-1O0 Bleecker street TO
tho Viola Doll Company. Inc, the third
loft at 155-157 Wooster street to the
Prudential Art and Novelty Company.
Inc. tho third loft at $40 broadway to
/ the Spencerian Pen Company: the
fourth floor at $40 West Forty fifth
street TO the Unit Manufacturing Com
pany OF America, and store at SO Worth
| street to klbert f. Wilmerding.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

del TO samuel Meyerewitz, .ge n seth
renew re- ssl I asey. ) vfaSei. 500 B~sy ,ssS
2si ION on 50 81 r R ear Gsrdsn R.aty
from y May d IFS; address. Laui. Rsp,
ian, al w 27th ct. 81, 800
PARK Ay. l6sl-ss, q g i;sth st. all
gresslve Grocery store, on tho premises.
yrs from May |. 1919: atty. Welt
,.rM sr sas 81 + az" and 'b-sami schsii 10
Brooklyn. 3 III. yrs. from Feb l. 1918;
ts si. s. PsFs iSS roSsS
I'm Anshet Ratzk Innate Levi TO the
Congregation Achei Grodna Anshei sa-
!! Isis; atty, Samuel c David. 80
LEw Sfs ST. - lss. s,able-Eiva stern to saml
!, 1919: atty, Harry L E,tinger, its
l4TH ST. :3s Z, iasensn, s;ora--Hsttl
iscs. 3 yrs from Jan !. 1890: atty. Danl
Friedman. sos BwAy. t.0S0
lST AV, 1883. store--Frank Ga!iotta to AL
tonso Toccg. on the premises. s.l2 yrs
from Feb !. 1870; atty. lie Curto F di
Micsls 2t ioSth it,. 800
store-Joseph Albus to Josef Friedrich
:5ss Webster av, 10 yrs from Feb l.
1919; atty. a A Denaa. 30i3 81
av................ $500 to $3.50
islST ST. 56S 4. ain Eastern Realty
Co to Dameunca Tangrsdi, 55S lglst
at. mos from Fob /, 1919; atty. d
Tangredi $50 f lslst sass
18TH ST as +, sll--Iieury Frank. Jr.
TO Arden MFG Corpn. $50 Il l4Sth st.
/: yrs renewal: atty. Arden Mfg Co, $50
l%Sth st. .....,.....,..... ,..,. 80, 400
WILLIS AV. 3l4. store, &c--Peter Code to
Maurice Wolfart. 9l4 Willis av, and ano
Yrs from May !, 1919 Jan 8 atty, r T.
Bergman, sos Willis av.....,.....3l,sOO
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST l63D STREET-Cahn q PittmRn
and Philip Wattenberg resold to Bella
Feurst the five story new law house.
with three stores and eighteen apart
ments, 50xll2 at cas- East 1884 street
recently purchased from the Benenson
Realty Company.
COURTLANDT AVENUE hanson
& Bryan sold for John Hanen to the
First Baptist Church $50 to 595 Court
landt avenue. "a four story building. SIS
xl00, known as Melrose Turnverein
Hall.
STEBBINS AvENUE-The four story
nat, 40x10o. at 1889 Stebbns avenue
was sold by Isidor Kahn for Or. Julius
Bondy.
wESTCHESTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l.. Wynne sold the two houses SIC and
Els Westchester avenue, 54xl37,6, to
Il. Meier & Sons, who will make ex-
tensive improvements.
FAII.E Observation-Disclosures & Bryan
sold for 7. NJ Macy two two family
The sun., 1919-01-28
AMERICAN FLAG RESTORED
Italian Commander ApoIoEizss for
Hauling Down Colors.

WAsHlNGroN, Jan. 27.--Rear Admiral
Niblack. commanding American naval
forces in the AdrIatic, informed the
Navy Department to-day trat the ac-
ton of the Italian authorities IA haul
ing down N" American flag ON tho
steamship Dinara was due to a misun-
Outstanding. ana that the Italian com
mander had apolos!zrd and ordered the
flag restored.
The incident occurred at the Uort Of
Jelsa on January i6. and the FIRST lnfor-
nation regarding Il 10 reacn WASHING
ton same in despatch to the Official
press bureau of tho Kingdom Of ths
Serbs. Cronts aiI Slovcucs Roar Ad-
miral Nin,a'!J cah.rd that tho vessel
was not seized by the Italians as first
reported. lat his message revealed that
the intersnied AS well As the American
flag had been lowered
The sun., 1919-01-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT STEPS IN.
Intervencs In Pennn. Hond's
Trouble with Track Men,

PITTsBuRo. Jan. 27,-The United
States Government has taken hand
In the threatened strike OF $4,000 trar,.
workers and luborers OF the Pennsyl-
wanna Lines, according to Il statement
Issued here to-day after "a meeting OF
$50 delegates representing the Brother
hood " Maintenance Of Way Employees
and shop Iahorers,
Brotherhood officials said a telegram
had been received from q, l., Hanger
OF Washington asking that n special
session OF the delegates convene here
tomorrow 10 meet representatives. OF
the Government. The men seek recog-
milton OF the union and better wages,
The sun., 1919-01-28
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

soTH st, ls7 E-charies Butterworth agt
Frank Winston ct al faction TO fore
close mechanics liens) atty. A Gromet-
stein
65D ST. n .. 397s Of Ninth av 16.sx
l00.6--Julis Van Worst aBt Belle = Col
Inns ct al foreclosure Of MTG; atty,
W Rasquin, Jr.
MANHATTAN Av. n cor 1oist ut,
27.loxl45xirreg-Howar b Vannots,
trustee. agt n Medical College and
Hospital for Women foreclosure Of
MTG; atty. Williams.
10th ST. =. 100 First av. 2sxlooll-
Alfred johnson sgt Busby Allen
ct al foreclosure Of mtg); atty. W p
Burr.
7TH ST. as and 2l5Is E--Lawyers Mtg
Co agt Meyer II Edelstein ct al tfore-
closure OF mtg, at;ys, Cary & Carroll.
9TH ST, 2b7 and $50 W-Ninceht Valen
tine Contracting SO ast Francis X
O'Connor ct al faction to foreclose me-
chanics' LEM: attys. Menken Bros.
Bronx.
ls2D ST. n g. 90 Webster av, 1907 100
Mary Il Slsvin agt Jay Tee Bee Holding
Co, Inc (foreclouure Of mtgJ; atty. NJ
J Mulqueen.
224TH ST. 7ls E-Robert Aocorsi ast
Luciano Piila (notice OF levy. &c.)
atty. u De Luca.
The sun., 1919-01-28
SALE OF BRONX WATER FRONT.

The James II. Young Stone Company,
Inc. purchased OF F. Milton WEIGH the
water front property on the west side Of
IS5th street and Locust avenue, con-
slst'ng OF twenty-eight lots. with a bulk
head l6lx44S The property vas oc-
cupied by lumber yard and was held
for sl35 900. The broker was Eugene
A. Walsh. who recently sold to Roger
Grant, dealer In iron and steel, the block
running from l35th street TO l36th street
on Walnut avenue, to the Connecting
Railroad. and the northerly half of the
block to the east. running from Walnut
to Locust avenue, with one story
building.
The sun., 1919-01-28
BULLARD A MAJOR ENEPAL.
Eight Brigadiers Also Confirmed
by Senate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Determinations
of Robert I. Billiard. now holding the
temporary rank OF Northumberland
10 be a Major General In the Regular
Army establishment and OF eight Of
ficers now temporarily Ma1or-Generais
TO be permanent Brigadier- Generals
were confirmed to-day by the Senate.
The new Brigadiers are George W.
Read, Charles II. Muir. Charles T.
Menohcr, ]. w. McAndTew, William O.
Ham. James G. Hartford. John L. Hines
and Charles p. Summeran.
The sun., 1919-01-28
ROYAL TEXTILE MILL BURNS.
Big Knight Plant at Riverpoint IL
Damaged 100000.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Jan. 27.-The Royal
Mil at Rlverpoint. one OF the largest
OF the B. B. & r, knight plants. was
practically destroyed by fire tonight
The loss is estimated at 81 100000.
The mill was filled WITH textile ma
chnery OF the most modern and costly
type and much OF the loss will be to
euuipment
The sun., 1919-01-28
INFLUENZA KILLS ISLANDERS.
Queen of the Tongas Among 400
Victims.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-AdVlces
from the Tonga Islands. one OF the most
remote of the South Seas group. reached
here to-day telling OF the death OF 400
natives from influenza. Queen Takibo'
who had passed her seventeen birth
day. was one OF the frst victims,
Natives who were unaffected allowed
the sick to die una!ded, being afraid to
approach the sufferers.
The Islands are under british pro-
tectorate.
The sun., 1919-01-28
BROWN PUT ON CITY BENCH.
Brooklyn Man Appointed Mngis.
trate 20 Succeed Nash.

Mortimer S. Brown OF ITO Hart street,
Brooklyn, was appointed a City Magis-
trate yesterday to succeed Magistrate
Howard p. Nash. The term expires on
July /. The salary is $1,000 a year.
Magistrate Brown Is president of the
sixth Assembly District Democratic Club
In Kings county.
Judge Mash has retired from the Mag
istrate's bench to go on the County
Court In succession of Judge Robert IL.
Roy, who became n Supreme Court JUS
tice on January I. In accepting his
resignation yesterday Mayor Hylan re-
ferred to the time when they served to-
gether in the police courtA
The sun., 1919-01-28
Attack on Judge Mayer Fails.

WASHINGTON, JaA. 27.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused to grant motions
eIed by Albert Paul Fricke. under in
Allotment for treason in New York. ask
Ing permission to institute mandamus
proceedings to compel Federal Judge
Wayer TO show cause why he should
hear his case. Fricke alleged mat Judge
Mayer was preJudioed against him.
The sun., 1919-01-28
HOUSE IN RESALE.

Frederick Brown rcsoid the thirty
family apartment house at so Northern
avenue, northwest corner OF 179th street.
which he bought on December Is from
the TerraIne Realty Company. Edward
Hart president. Mr. Brown at the time
gave seventeen lots in the Dyker Heights
section OF Brooklyn in part payment.
The holding price was reported to be
$4,000. The purchaser In yesterdays
transaction was Joseph Schwartz. NJ. l.
Strunsky was the broker.
The sun., 1919-01-28
COSTA RICANS UNDER ARMS.
President Tinoco Reported TO
Fear Invasion by EXtled Foes.

MANAGuA. Jan ?7.-Traveilers arriv-
ing from Costa Rica report that the
Tinoco Government has a large number
OF men under arms and that strict
censorship is being enforced. Personal
baggage Is searched and there is IA great
delay in the transmission OF kilograms
from Costa RiCa
The travellers say that President
Tinoco evidently fears an invasion OF
Costa Rica by Costa Ricans driven from
the country when he gained control
there.
The sun., 1919-01-28
WEST SIDE APARTMENT SOLD.

The new six story apartment house.
. to IL West Ninety-seventh street,
Central Park West. has been sold by
the Grassi Realty Company 70 client
~ 4. r. I.esirsky. The house was
erected about two years ago and is fully
tenanted u WAS held at Sl25,Vgo. The
pos Is 5oxIOO and the new owners viii
hold il for Investment
The sun., 1919-01-28
RESULTS AT AUCTION.


I 4 :.
By Joseph p. Day.
18th ST 2t2 ". ., 2lO.6 o sth av, 2i.lo
x9sS. and sty garage-N Bi'Ecr
agt Strout ct al; due, E6.66c.4s; to
thu plaintiff for. ...:...... 900
io3D ST. 22o W, s. $50 G Sd nv, 25xl0O.ll.
sty int 81 strs-E l. jackson agt NJ
b Co eft al; due, Ss,7Zo6.: taxes, &c,
32s5.27: to the plaintif for. 900
LAT 1910 THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Charles A. Bsrrian.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOCRSE
Sl9l, s. c+S.2 Van Cortlandt av. 25x
7s6x2bx7s sty dwlg-Jean Scott agt
W i Marowske ct al; due. tSatsi
taxes. SC, &lS7.5O. to George Coburu
Tor .,...,..-,...,. .'...-.... 1880
by George Price.
BRIGGS Av, 1881, " s. zoo n issth 81. cor
es6x2oSsS l. sty dwlE-Commonwe a I h
Savings Bank agt Nath d. Levin Co ct
a.: due. f.5Se.ST. taxes, &c. 1891 IS; to
the plaintiff for .............,.,...s 5000
The sun., 1919-01-28
SELLS PROPERTY FOR ESTATE.

Louis Schrag sold for the estate OF
John Smith the four story building at
237 Seventh avenue. between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth streets. There
has been no transfer of this property
since 1889. The buyer. who Is unnamed,
gave cash for the property.
The sun., 1919-01-28
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

Kurz & Uren. Inc. have sold for the
Central Savings Bank. IVA and l776
Washington avenue. Bronx, two 1--WE
story apartment houses, each 26,2xl09.
also for the Central Savings Bank Pa
East l2sth street. Manhattan. n three
story brownstone dwelling. on lot 20xlOO
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
turney.l
East Side


{ East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and HON streets)
MADISON AV. 946 lsSxlOO. Jan 27-Wm
Pulley. to Title Guar & r Co. l76
AWAY due and int as per bond $40, 900
PARK Az, i0sS-l0S7. 66,llIs22, Jan ~
julia 4 Smith to Bowcry Saw Bank, l.E
Bowery, yrs, So and sc, equal lion
with prior mtg '3so atty, LAWYERS
Title & I Co, 100 Bway. .........,.t ~, 900
West side.
(West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.D
9TH Az. 236. 2lsxlOO. Jan 1i-Tillie
MetEger to Jacob Rosenthal, i4S Boule-
ward Rocksway Beach, demand, Sc ;
attys. Lind & Pfei1er, 40 Cedar sts2. 500
ATTN ST, 3li W, 2Sxi0o.S. Jan 27-Phelps
Holding Corpn to Annie @ Hood, at
RIndge. II. yrs SO. prior mtg sli,-
900; atty LAWYERS T & T Co, 100 Broad
way '''''' ''''''''.'. $1,000
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th street }
l2tTH ST, 1915 L. 5Oxi00.ll. Jan "a
John A and Jerry NJ Carey TO Stephen C
AAlstL BrsoksiIle. ~ y. st \. trustees,
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due Jan fs, 1924, Bh n, prior mtg tso,-
900; atty, r Otheman. II Bway $4,000
BRADHURST AV. o o cor 150th ct, 9s.1lx
25 NJ, Jan 24--Samuel Groden to City
Saw Bank OF Brooklyn, Lafayette av,
Brooklyn. due Feb l, 1922, 81 %; atty.
u I @ Co. 81 Court st, Brooklyn..fi, 900
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
WHITE PLAINS I'D, a. being lot e5.
map l. South Vernon Park-Mamle Becker
to Becker-Scaison CO, +Sl7 White Plains
I'd. Jan II. yrs, go atty. LeventhaiI
BRYANT Az. 1886 e q, 2bxloo-samuel
Sklar to Minnie NJ Schaf Essex, Conn,
prior mtg $4,000. Jar ~, yrs, SO
atty, c Levy, 400 10 i5oth ct. 100
18TH ST. ss. 30 Morris av, 36.9xsO---
X 4 II CONSTR Co to Dollar savings
Bank, 2737 Sd av. Jan 10. due Dec i,
st 81 900
10TH ST, ss, 10 W stebbins av, le.6xs0---
Frank Norris to Harry. Calm, EGO
atty, T q T Co. l7s Bway $1,000
The sun., 1919-01-28

Lawyers Mtg Co. SO Liberty at; Int
OF ...........,..!..... $4,000
seth ST, 1871 E-Title Guar a Trust Co
to VIM W strassen. 355 w Goth st; atty,
A L 6trassen, ~ william ct. $4,000
lslST ST, 1850 w--Naiex Realty Corpn
TO Abel King, las Il e5th at, ana ano:
atty, Fredk Lese, Sc Nassau st'..8loo
Bronx.
1ssTH ST, g. 100 Lincoln av. 2 lots.
each 25xIO0 q assist Frederic Ker-
nochan, as comm, to J Frederic Ker-
nochsn and ano. as comm; atty Henry
lssTH ST. 222 E--Title Quar- a T Co to
City Real Estate Co. l7e Bway: atty,
Title Guar d T Co, l76 Bway.
s7e-Mexwell Henry to Lnnzner & Kahn.
Inc. 500 W lslst at; atty. Mclaughlin
a 9, Is william st................t3, $50
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SATISFIED. MECHANICS LIENS.

i7TH ST. 257 and 25a W---Nincent Valeu.
tine Contract Co agt Francis X O'Con-
nor ct al. Jan II. lSlS...........}l,Os 900
JACKSON Av. 445-Bass Grasmuch
agt Frank Laterso ct al Jan 9s.
ltZ ACCOMMODATION. .~-.. 80. .~. AGO
The sun., 1919-01-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

MADISON Az, bl4--Joseph Sobel AIT An
netto VillRre, owner: Victoria Building
Co, contractor. .-.,.......... s2o0
Bronx.
JEROME Az, si22 20 si?6--wiliAm sha-
piro aHt Lsone SCruton, or estate of
Lawrence u Crane. by Alexander Crane
representative, owners. Patrick Ken
nedy, contractor ................,,3l2S2 as
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
JACOB ST. 25-Isadora L NanGles to
Harry c Hallenbeck. Nontclair, " J, Oct
Is, 1907: atty. Abel Crook. SO Nassau
st................ ...........S2.0 IS
s6TH st, 167 E-Home Circle Realty Corpn
to VIM W Strasser. Feb Is, 1909; atty,
Title Guar g. T Co. l76 Bway.. SIS, 900