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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Police Department
Orders
AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLAlEN.

James y, Haven, 9th Prec to 1854 Prec /;
John Nekos. 2lst Proc. to lilth Prec. /:
John c. Graham. Jr.. Ssth Prec to Head :
quarters DIV. Bureau OF Telegraph Ed
ward J. Koch. $50 Prec to 18th Prec.
From precincts indicated to 66th Prec.:
George e. Jones. IS; James p. o'Malley.
IS; Robert W. charlton, 80.
To take effect 5 a. NJ February 20: Louis
Prebrins; llsth Pree., assigned as operator
OF patrol wagon; James L. Green from
llsth Prec. TO loeth Prec., assignment as
operator OF patrol wagon ,eontinued.
From Div. National Defence special war
rolD 20 precincts indicated, indefinite leaves
Of absence are hereby revoked: Adolph
lasch IL Emanuel NJ, Zwerling, IS; David
A. King. %: Edward A Policke. 2s Fred
erick @. Relff, 81; George W. Heinrich. lOs ;
Lambert l.. Hanstein. Traffic A.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR.
Thomas V. Cnderhill, Div. National De-
fence, In charge OF office OF the Police Re
serve, In addition to his other duties, for
two days, from a. NJ. February 20, durin g
absence Of inspector on vacation.
LIEUTENANT
Albert Duffy. lo4th Prec, to Hssdauar-
ters DIV, 10 duty in Bureau OF telegraph.
Brooklyn. for flve days, from A. NJ. Feb
ruary go, during absence OF acting captain
PATRoLMEN.
From precincts indicated to Attn Insp.
Dist % dHi$.N raided pssa. ses fer nftean
days from s 4, NJ, March !:
ae %as'F s sfnssT hoD d2hn r PGnas[0
Michael Muiisiy, 20; James H. Thomp.on..
ill., IS; Richard Seller IS: Harry ' seisel,
20; Anton Litzenberger, 90; John Fergu-
son; 50; PhiIip a; ArGhHrd 81 willi%m p
SlsS%s os,spssns' a q; paid cis%%SsSS;. !;
Charles Matthews. q; Hugh. Sullivan. rs;
John W. ,MarTGslg;s usi; Spttfried
SHasf$'f sm6 ?'S %li Mst IL Douglas. s
o.; John ], Kelly. III.
From precincts indicated 20 bth Insp
dsiiy hotss ' for IN 50d days 81 tfo@ ss'S 'Gl
Emil Hilnk.r. :: Joseph F. MCGOWAN
Michael ]. Titiseraid, 80; william n. '
Flynn, AZ; Lawrence Hurley. "a; John C.
Miller. bOi James A Barry, Sc; Thona.
The Following leaves OF absence are
authorized. with full pay:
INSPECTOR.
John F, Dryer, Headquarters Div. for
to be deducted from vacation.
Without pay:
LIEUTENANT.
John J. Eoonan. Div National Defence
for 80 days from 1901 a. NJ March 2
1919.
| SERGEANT
Patrick ]. Cannon. Div National De.
fence, for 80 days from l2:0i A N. March
2. 1919. "
PATROLMAN.
Peter r. Mathews 18th Prec-. for ds,
from ~ p. NJ February 81.
Tho following applications for fun pa,
while on -'ck report are approved:
PATRoL.MEN
william Y Anderson. 18th Prec., from
ESQ Y. NJ. February L. during disability
Frederick Brown, ?lst Prec.. from $50
J A. NJ December 5, 1913, during disability
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SEVENTEEN STREET-Ennis
& Sinnott resold the five story dwelling
on plot 20x100, at 1877 West Seventeen
street, to a client OF L. J. Phillips &
Co., who will alter the same into small
apartments
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Arrow
Realty Company sold the Ave story
building. 50x10o. at 656 West 17Sth
street.
NAGLE AVENUE-The Arrow Realty
Company sold the five story building
on a plot 40x13o. on the west side OF
Nagle avenue. ninety feet south OF
Arden street. The identity Of the pur-
chasers could not be learned.
JAMES straightforward Union Trust
Company. as trustee. sold 80 and 100
James street, six story tenement, on
plot 40x75, to Joseph Rovegno and
Joseph C. Biolotti
BLEECKER STREET-Jennie ]. Rand
sold the six story tenement. with
stores, 42.6x70.3, at 3s2 and asa
Blocker street, to Joseph Rovegno
and Joseph c. Biolotti.
WEST 146TH STREET-Louis Block
bought Els and 22O West 10th street.
a five story apartment. 40x100, held at
$4,000, from the Monroe Holding.
]. Price and b. Hammel were the
brokers'
PINEHURST AVENUE-The New York
Life Insurance Company became the
owner OF the six story apartment
house to 10 Pinehurst avenue. which
was sold in the Vesey street sales
room to the insurance company for a
bid of $4,000 in a suit against the
Arco Realty Corporation to recover a
judgment for $1s3.109.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
BROWN BUYS AND REsELLs.

In a series of 1--WE deals Frederick
Brown disposed Of a valuable midtown
lo't property and picked up four moro
apartment houses in the upper sections
Of the city.
To Alfred NJ. Rau. an operator. he re-
sold the eight story modern structure,
7&xa?. at 1a1 to 1875 West Seventeenth
street. near Sixth avenue. which he ac-
quired less than two weeks ago from
the Adams Land and Building Com
rsny. a holding subsidiary for the
ADAMS Express Company. The building
IS thoroughly up to date in every feature
and is considered one of the best con-
Structed lofts in that section of the
city. 1t returns n gross yearly rental
OF $4,000 and was carried on the books
Of the Adams Land and Building Com
pany for S263,000, with a mortgage OF
S1S5,o00. Mr.. Brown Is said TO have
resold 1t for less than 100000. The
Charles L. Noyes Company negotiated
both the sale and the resale by Mr..
Brown. In the resale Julius II Zieser
was the attorney for Mr.. Brown and
". 8. and !. S. Isaacs represented Mr..
Rau.
Through Leltner, Brener G. Starr Mr..
Brown bought the apartment house at
the southeast corner OF Vermlyea ave-
nue. and 2l1th street, a five story struc-
ture on plot 76xs9 irregular, held at
$4,000 and renting for $1,000 The
ether apartment house properties ac-
CURED by him included:
\ hve story structure on plot 50x1oO
at Is Wadsworth avenue, southeast cor
ner OF l74th street. held at $4,000 and
renting for $1,000, bought from Charles
Van Dehsen, through Irving l. Wolfe
The five story house at SIS East 166th
street, northeast corner OF Union ave.
nue., on plot 40x10o. valued at $4,000
and renting for $1,000. bought from
Ralph II. Baxter, through McRickard &
Co. and the 1--WE story house, aSX100, at
@Oe2 Amsterdam avenue. near 164th
street, held at $4,000, bought from a
client OF Henry Schweibert-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Residential LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased a
large apartment IN the new building at
27O Park avenue 10 Harold S. Wander
bilt, who has been released from the
United States Navy after serving
abroad
Thomas ]. O'Reilly leased the dwell
ing at 1877 st. Nicholas avenue to
William Rosenberg. and the dwelling
at 1856 East Ninety-third street to
Joseph Skelly.
douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company, rented II West Fifty-second
street TO Mrs. Amelia Keith Williams
for John d. Locke.
The Houghton Company leased &c
Lillian c. Miller the three story dwell
ing, s22 West End avenue, for Ralph
Stoddard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
BAY STATE IN NEED OF TREES.
Forestry Plan Urged to Prevent
Economic Disaster.

Boston, Feb e5.-Opposition TO a pro-
posed merging of the Massachusetts,
Forestry and Agricultural departments
was expressed by Prof. H. II. Chapman
OF the forest school OF Yale University
before the New England forestry con-
ference to-day. He advocated a depart
ment OF forestry in Massachusetts dis
tinct from other departments
Prof. Chapman said forestry must be
developed TO prevent economic disaster
in this State, which is already obtaining
box boards and lumber from the Pacific
coast at cost greater than that OF tho
growing trees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
BOLTON HELD AT s3so,ooo.

The College Holding Company acquired
the Bolton apartment house, a modern
elevator structure occupying the entire
western block front on Amsterdam ave-
nue., between 176th and l7Tth streets,
known as 23i0 TO 1856 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. The house faces Highbridge Park.
II Is one Of the largest and finest
apartment houses in this section. The
selling company. Lombardy Realty,
valued II at s350,000. The building con-
tains 100 apartments, all of which have
adequate light and air, for there are
your courts. There are also twelve
stores in the building, which occupies a
.lot fronting 1870 feet The selling
company acquired the lot in 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEBSTER ANENUE-Cahn & Pittman
bought from tho Thira Realty Com
pany the southwest corner of 18th
street and Webster avenue. a one story
taxpayer with seven stores, 50x1e0,
and resold the property TO the Benen-
son Realty Company. a. D. Phelps &
Domaine negotiated both sales
WASHINGTON AVENUE Calm &
Pittman and Phillip Wattenberg
bought from Edward Robitschek the
new six story apartment. with three
stores. at the southeast corner OF
Washington avenue and 1c3d street
The property was held at SIS 1000. The
same buyers also acquired the adjoin-
ing similar building 1918 and 1920
Washington avenue. rented for $1,000
and held at $4,000. Samuel Cowan
negotiated the sale.
HOLLAND ANENUE-Will!am Peters
& Co. sold for II. B. Whitlock to a
client 1850 Holland avenue, two
family house. 25x100.
VALENTINE AVENUE-Henry Dahnke
& Bros. sold for Henry ]. Finck 20s7
Valentine avenue, a two family brick
house. 25x100. to J. Anderson.
REVIEW PLACE-Charles Siegel Levy
sold the Howard. five story apart
ment house, with stores, on plot look
100, at the northeast corner Of Review
place and 23Sth street. to John j.
Tully. builder The annual rental is
about $4,000 and the house was held
at sl5O.o00. a. ID. Phelps & Domaine
were the brokers.
BOSTON ROAD-Daniel II. jackson
bought from the Basro Realty Com
pany 1920 and 1926 Boston road. two
five story apartments. on plot l00x2OO,
with accommodations for forty fam
flies The houses return rental OF
$4,000 yearly and were held at $780,
600. A. D. Phelps was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
STANDARD OIL COMPANY BUYS.

The Standard OIL Company has pur-
chased another piece OF property in the
vicinity of the city's new piers. It being
the lot at 607 to 613 West Forty-fifth
street, l00x200. running back TO Forty
sixth street The oil company has occu-
pied the premises for some years as an
oil station. There arc several small
brick structures of one and two stories
each on It. The property was acquired
from Minnie Il. Wood and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
lat 1910 THIRD AVENUE.l
RY Inaenh Z. Day.
COPPER MINES CUT WAGES.
Reduce Pay 25 Cents Day Il
Meet 10 Cent Price.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 25.--Notice OF
a further reduction of 25 cents a day in
wages at the mines OF the Utah Copper
Company at Bingham, forty miles west
of this city. was posted to-day. The re-
ductlon Is effective Marah /, according
10 the notice, and Is based upon a price
OF IS cents pound for copper.
A reduction OF as cents a day an
nounced several weeks ago was based on
20 cent copper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Fur Dealers Dine.

At the annual meeting and dinner OF
the Associated Fur Manufacturers, Inc,
in tho Hotel Pennsylvania last night
the agreement between the association
and the International Fur Workers
Union of tho United States and Canada
establishing the forty-four hour week
in the fur industry was ratified.
Adolph Engel. president OF the or
ganization, made the principal address.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
BUSINESS LEASES.

George r. Read & Co. leased for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company the
four story building at 81 North Moore
street to David d. Caseal, and the fifth
floor in "A to so Washington street TO
the Press OF Fremont Payne.
Bastine & CO., Inc. leased the second
fetf $50 First Avenue TO HaEE" AipsSS
stein; room 500 1l2 East Nineteenth
street 20 Jacques Wolfe, and the sec
ond floor l247 Lexington avenue TO
Erich Bull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

A bill by Senator Dodge for amending
the tenement house law to permit al
terations OF four story dwellings into
four family flats to relieve the housing
shortage, win be given public hearing
at Albany to-day.
There will be a meeting OF the Harlem
Property Owners Association on Thurs
DAY evening at 147 East l25th street.
The East fremont Taxpayers Assoc,-
alton will meet Friday evening at the
Local Board, Third and fremont ave-
nues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Real Acorns Adorn Hats.

Some OF tho new hats prepared by
leading Partisan miliners and brought
over by American buyers show remark
able trimmings OF real acorns and pine
cones On several models the acorns
and cones are intermingled with pine.
AZ indicated by many o. the impor-
tations the French stylists are disposed
to feature green for spring, jade being
among the most favorite shades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
British Dry Goods Men
Invited to Visit u. S.

TINE National Retail Dry Goods
Association. through Lew Hahn,
secretary. at the New York of
fee, sent cablegram yesterday to
the Diapers Chamber of Trade in
London, England. extending an invi.
tatlon to a representative party OF
British dry goods merchants to visit
oTd inspect stores of the United States
this spring.
Similar invitations will be sent TO
retailers In France and Italy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
OLD PRINGLE HOME LEASED.

The old Pringie residence, SO East
Twenty ninth street. has been leased for
twenty-one years to Hester A. Booth
through T. A. Turner. Inc. 1t will be
remodelled into stores and apartments
1t is four story and basement building
with a frontage of ten feet and depth
OF 100 feet This is the fifth house In
the block to be disposed OF and improved
by Mr.. Turner within the last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
SALE ON SOUTH WILLIAM ST.

Four five story buildings at 25 to 81
South William street, extending through
to 81 to IL Stone street, have been pur-
chased by the Terminal Warehouse Com
pany, II South William street, and they
will be refitted for occupancy. The ware
house company got the buildings from
the Hermanos Realty Company, subject
to a mortgage OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
sHENK IN . OTHER DEALS.

Two other properties have also been
ouired by the College Holding Com
rany. OF which Joseph Shenk is presi-
dent One is an apartment house. the
Mount Morris. at the northeast corner
OF Fifth avenue and 126th street, a six
story building valued at $4,000. The
other IS a five story structure at 59-G1
Maggie avenue. A five story apartment
house at the northeast corner of Msrmlon
avenue and Elsemere place was sold by
the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
SELLS TWO APARTMENTS.

=. The Mason Realty Company (Max n.
Nalanson) sold to Isidore Frank 64S
%d $50 West 160th street, a six story
building. on lot 66.sx100, arranged for
marty five families. The property brought
. rental of $4,000 and was held at
10000. Harry J. Rogers and Charles
wei were the brokers In the transaction.
The same company also sold TO n
client Of Henry II. Feldstein, attorney.
NE northwest corner of Lenox avenue
sho 18TH street, six story elevator
erertment house. on plot 9oXl00, con-
"'nins thirty families and seven stores,
ana known as 10t 10 105 West 18TH
street.. The property brings in an annual
- TAI Of $4,000 and was held at $275,-
V'' Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
were tho brokers In the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
BUYS HEIGHTS APARTMENT.

The six story elevator apartment house
at the northwest corner Of Audubon ave-
nue. and 177th street. on plot 10ox94,
was sold by the Mddletowp Savings
Bank TO the ]. @. Leasing Company,
Bernard CRAFTSMAN president. The house
accommodates thirty-six families, rents
for $4,000 and was held at $1S0,O00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Deny Furs VIII BE Cheaper.

Prominent dealers and other factors
in the fur trade. with few exceptions,
yesterday took issue with a market re-
port issued by the New York Fur
Auction Sales Corporation predicting a
gradual decline In prices for fura The
consensus of opinion was that the prices
which prevail now will DO maintained
throughout the year.
The sentiments of those who hold an
opposite view to that of the New York
Sales Corporation were best expressed
by George b. Herzig, president OF the
George B. Herzig Company. Inc. local
agent for Funston Bros. & Co. of St
Louis, who said that the active demand
for all varieties OF furs which exists now
is not at all likely to permit lowering
Of values in 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
REsELLs house NEAR DRIVE.

Mr.. Craftsman also resold to s. Slut
mix, for investment, the six story apart
ment house at 656 to $50 West i6oth
street, on a plot 66x100. near Riverside
Drive. The property was bought by
Mr. Clausman last month from the Rich
Trading Company 1t was held at $780,
600 and returns a yearly rental income
OF $4,000. S. Rubin was the broker in
the resale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Melster Builders, Inc, bought 72
Sixteenth street. two family cottage.
Joseph .Scrivano sold the four story
tenement at 95 Harrison street to A.
Fortunate.
Luigi Dondero sold the four family
tenement at 227 Sackett street to q
CarrarO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Grenade Kills -Four Children

BRUSSELS. Feb 25.--Four children ar-
dead and twelve injured at Opwijk, ten
miles northwest OF here. as a result OF
the explosion OF a German hand grenade
with which they were playing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Army Cop Kills Private

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Feb, 25.-Privats
Fred kinkaid OF Ellzsbeth. N. J.. was
shot and killed last night at Camp
Jackson by a member OF the military
police Military authorities are investi-
eating the shooting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26

Troy, Feb. 25.-Col Charles G. Met
tier. commandsnt at the Watervliet
Arsenal, Is to be relieved IN few days
and will be succeeded by Col. Benet.
Col. Mettler is to remain for some time
at the arsenal in an advisory capacity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
VIII Open wooIIen Lines.

The American Wooden Company Will
open In Department / tomorrow serges
cheviots, unfinished worsteds, clays and
French backs and a full line of heavy
cuttings in Department 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
One Delivery system Endorsed.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.--The International
Retail Delivery Association. which is
holding It's third annual conference here.
has Endorsed tho one delivery a day
system as the most successful and eco
nomical plan for stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

HAVEN AV, 92-s6-vincent Valentine ct
al agt Gold Theatre Corp ct al Jgiy =. q:
,siigTlHa sT'' ':?s vi; isith st. :is.s?S W
Sterling Ceiling a. Lathing Co, Inc, at
Henry Morgenthau ct al Oct X
1918 ..........,...''s'.- ''''".''s'li'0V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26

three story twenty foot dwelling at se7
Pleasant avenue, near 11sth street. Mr..
Ferranto holds title to s69 and 371, adj
Joining
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.

I'D ST, n s, 1s49 G Avenue b, 6Oxililox
irregLDry Dock Savings Institution agt
Ike Isler ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); atty, + NJ Tichenor.
57TIf ST. $50 w-General synod Of the
Reformed Church IN America agt
Katherine Stillwell ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty. G. V Pallister,
WEST ST, n o cor Ferry 81, 5OxT2-west
Side Savings Bank sgt st Johns Park
Realty Co ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); attys, Harrison. Elliott & Byrd.
I'd ST, s. 100 W Avenue A, ?O.2xl00--
Josephine Regnault agt Bennett e
siegelsteiu ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. c kali.
Bronx.
BOSTON RID. l3s2-East River Savings In
stitution agt Jacob schoenfeld ct al
(foreclosure. OF MORTGAGE; atty L X
LoT 10, map OF Van Nest Park, c4.h
ward-Charles Stoehr ct al agt Joseph
Krenek ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) /;
atty, c Furthman,
ls4TH ST, 35i E--MarJorie Sammis agt
Vincent Petrono ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. w r Sammis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
Yesterdays Fires.

a. VI. Lose.
I2:55-s?5 9Th ev.: Dallett Art Co. slight
2;oS-452 l.. S5th st; unknown. .. Silt ht
2;l3-S9ll 81 av.; Louis Barth. Slight
6:S0-46-50 Greene ST.: General Toy
s.55-2 nth av.; motor truck: Bal
lAntine Brewery ,...,....... Slight
e:2o-22O Sth Av.; Jacob Cummings rriflInE
S:s0-2ll w. 4Ith st: Charles
Maurice observation-disclosures, Slight
Io:oS-55O y rfsth ST.: JosFTN clair slight
lO:i5---I0 Bond St; Lehman Bros, Unk nowu
IOasO-537 w. seth ST., unknown Slight
il:SS-4l Tompk!ns st. Nathan
Summergrade ..,........,.. Slight
I'M
l2:i6-iols Park av.; u, Carney. Unknown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
NASSAU ST. 100. lcasehoid, p m, Feb al
Israel Feinstein to n and 4 Unser. 25t
Amooy 81, Bklyn. due and int as per
notes; atty, Max Koven, 2l5 Mon
tague ct. Bklyn.. ...............1:s.oo 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets)
18TH ST. n .. iss w I'd av. 2Sxes, July
!, 1si6-Francis and Viola Il Huber 10
Viola B Huber as trustee, 200 Il nth
at. due and int as per bond; atty. Gus
tavus Lange, Jr 2bI Bway. 1000
18Th ST. 81 F. nioD Fer ,9 a ga ~
equal lien with p mt ,27 900 atty, viii,
7sr Iii sr H az E. =: Val s5Ao: Feb 800
Adelia Il Althsuse to Greenwich Saw
Bark. 2As sth av. due Feb Is. 1922, int
as per hond' attys, Middlebrook y. 80
Cedar st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Four
teenth and 10th streets.)
9TH ST. 10? ". So l5XiOC, and All titls
LewysEs 7 & T 60, lso Bwsy. :; sac, 900
SAME PROPERTY, fen' E5-Same 10
yrs. 81. pr mtg $4,000; atty
s7T Ty ST 81 ". 2o,xioc.s. Feb i.i-jsnGn,s
Armstrong TO American Trust Co. 1875
Bway; yrs, $40; atty. NYT 8 MIG
pR no iSS AY :iGi.Gs. cor s tiS''S st
l25I w, 500 70 ola Jaunceys lane
MILAN g N Title Mtg Co, Ia! Bw az
s7fTHi ssT' Sill W. :, joxioOii. m. FEB
25-Altred 1. Anderson 10 Grsssi Realty
mtg is5,oOo; attys Wilson. b 4 ", s
Wall st.....,.. .,....,..,.......S-l 1000
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. l. 5c1lOo.
ieasshSld No. fo so FsS R,,s HsS
2sd At, Brooklyn. instals. SO; address,
2l2 Bway; notes. .....,...........N ,0Oo
Bronx.
Borough OF The BRONX
WILLOW LANE. n 8, being lot %, map
Vim Dougherty,. sr. TO Frank sheiren,
atty. l. c Grover, 4 Court 81. Bkiyn $500
o. LenOx aya Feb a. due July ]. 1922,
Division AV cor R6a ma 1i p ScsoosSsS
Bank, 124 z i25th st, Feb "a. dae ss
per bond; atty T @ 4 Co: "a
MEf.vfLLE ST. 1885. W 5. ls,sxioo.LyddGiSS
cocteiio to Hudwiii Corpn, I W 45th st.
feb "a. instals, 90; atty. N Title A
utg co. 1S5 Bway. 81, 9oO
26x1O4-Katie Finck to Henry J F1nck.
1888 49th st. Bklyn. Feb -. 3 yrs, So
atty. Henry Finck. 1885 49th st.
H6bFEFIEnaAN ST, aila. 5. 1s.s1a7.SI.SsnUSUss
I4Euari to Helen schnatz, 317 2a5th
st, prior mtg 5000 Feb %. yrs. SO
| 14sTH ST. 524 e, &. 16sx10p-SilviC
Petrunti to Max Kedziorek. b24FE 14sth
ct. Feb "a. instsls. 90; atty, o 5
Aiacchi. 1872 Nassau st .....@ ,1.35t
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
| with name and address OF lenders at
| torney,)
Manhattan.
| BOUNDED. W. front, by n Pearl st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

4sTH ST 81 w-Herman Miller aEt trustees
OF columbia College, n city ct al; Jan
2g leIy:.as :x ;,;,;,.......iS -
tee Roofing Co aEt Margaret Brangan ct
a.; Oct rs, lsls.................. SlOls5
7SD ST, los City Kalamein Co, Inc,
agt Peter F Rothermel ct al: Sept 80;
CENTRAL PARK W. 2s5. and s9th At,
W-Grodin & Wilson. Inc, agt st Urban
WATER ST. i72 TO REORGANIZATION Eng
Corp agt City District Rlty Corp.
owner. n Y Steam Co. lessee (renewaD
60.274.+3
27TH ST, 251 w. 2sth st. = s, 2o5.s II o of
Sth nv, 43.sx9s9 irreg. and 2Sth 81.
23s W--Friedmann. Robertson a. Keeier
agt NJ. Grohs Sons. Inc, owner: Chelsea
Ice Plant. contr. .................f .s96
Bronx.
wASHIN, TON AY. 2o51-wolt Weinraub
agt Bernhard Buse. owner; Herman
Berger. contractor....... .tt5