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New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

4, N,.n,, mtg $4,000: Nov as; atty, r Icsc. ss
FoX ST. 8. 1870 is7tn st. 4Ssio" ""a Wm srUo
Wainraub ct al to Max NJ Rubin. li52
rnar rnard "v; nv; mtg 3ae5oo; Now Is; atty. a
rIrrANy ST, +. 100 = nonsan '@' st. 'so" ayS
h: ioh: Samuel Shlionshy to Nathan
Schreibman lO2 w 37th at: mtg SO. 900
0; oct 1h; atty. Lewis & Mon. aa2 9th St
LlEbIG AV. e. 276 26lst st. loxq5
ihiverdale City Line Realty Co to Dom
mick and Giuseppe 'Vaccaro. 65a West
aH"roadway: a" Nov 10. atty. Chaa NoveIlo.
LlEB1G Av. so27 q. 25xe5: Hannah nah Nv Nv
nsn nsn TO TO nominick and Giuseppe Vaccnro
90. broadway, mtg 81 1000. Nov 26
atty. Chas Novclo. 800 BROAD
LOT 81. Laconia Park; Tcresina MarchesI i,,r i,gG
10 francesca dc Grazier. bl4 Il 10Th
st mtg $1,000. Nov is: atty. charles
G c,rsTrs rMsT%ryelio: 32o Bway ........... 81
g :, Carson and Sarah Driscoll. i2s
w us++inat s2d st' Nov as; atty. II e smith,
booH AV. " ., b75 Jefferson av. 5Ox
s5s; John II Eden e, al to Harry Kapec
M, M"r, ssS Hoe av; Nov 10: atty. f Groon-
"AsHlNGToN av. lsl2-14 8. ss.6xIo4;
Anthony. Ave Realty Co to Jacob Roth-
rs; atty. Price Bros. sSl Broad ad
LOT lol; Downing Est; VIM 10 rs'ers ana ''oo to
%,
10Y rs atty. VIM Peters & Co, lo4i
TIEBOuT Av, s44a. y, 151.ii n Mn Mn
st, 5osl35, Arthur d Calm to isaac
l:owcnfeld log e 64th st, mtg s4s 900
Nov rs. atty. + L"sc. 35 Nassau q, 81
*l262 Rachel Lyon to Walter Develop
mcnt Corp. 10 Bway; mtg s45. 600; Nov
26; atty, D &c Horwitz. lis Bway 500
FOX ST. &. 264 l67th st 7bxl0o; Il
1 Realty Corp to Harry Alperstetn.
653 1st az: mtg S6s $50; Nov Is: atty
LOTS 5o3 5o4 and 5os. Van Mes, Park.
kitchawan Realty Co to Louis krasney
494 Crotona PIX E. Nov 2S atty. II Sll-
verman, 302 BwAy .........oc and 500
zul.ETTE AV. 8. 175 Mapcs av. rs
Xloo Peter kicfcr to Chas Lundberg
-'"o Muictie av mtg slsoo. Nov rs
atty. VIM Kaufman. Hickman ST.
PROSPECT AV. a1o-l2, Q g. 44sx97; Iiud-
son View Constr Co to Jules Tof zoo
W llsth st; mtg $4,000; Nov IS; atty
Max Silverstein. 303 Bway ........$lO0
MONR0E AV. W &. 80 II 17ath st. 2tx
95; Robt a Powers ct al to James c
Powers Hudson st. .................sl 81
PERRY AV, g II Old rd 2bxloo
Geo b Seyfarth to Jacob Seyfarth.
S3+7 Perry av; mtg 5000: Nov 10. 1912;
atty. O'Hara Bros, 200th st and Webster
HOME ST. c FOX st, s4x4s.Sxs7.I 'sss 10 10
x69; Max Klein ct al to Mendel Raco-
lin. 2l3l Vyse av: mtg $49,500; Nov 2a
atty, Schwartz. ~ Court st, Brook
l5srH ST, sos E. s2a courtIsndt a'u mat
av, 50Xl01.6; Peter Dahe to Christopher
600; Nov "a. atty. G & T co, l76
%
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

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fnii frl isHrrusf.
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and s.nsarers s.s.4= s'f e.rr .aH
MARsEftfrs ~ot
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haglti ft~i Narfais
fAhA Soy Arrived s.r Gregory
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4 ''fl ftfu falfttfa tNl tHanf.H ft.e.
far and AHw NUHH
ROTTERDAM Nev Arf.,-H S+-
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+ YORK
Soils. " ea ra--.s ~ na..a-n
FhiIetsiphia for Antwerp
SHANGHAI. tet rA.sf s,. Yure.
forhus r. Sow york.
YOKOHAMA Nav - Arrived .t- -a.
pon Nsra fiagf. san tfar. II.f..
lu.u taf ltsnF kong
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
The Tribune Almanac

Gallo call~ries fo7 Yves, Forty aixth street
Foreign and American paintings
tluns Galleries. East Fort seventh rtrer,
Eighteenth century art
prinoniTp s-Karl Errun1e collection -
paintings and other art objects
Daniel Galleries We-f Fort, sovsn' IA
street Paintings by MN RAJ
nuhrnslnr Galleries. a. Wr~f rHrff fnurfh p
Streei Paintings by Innes-. want
Hlak~lock and others
puveen Gaiisrlc-- pii chimes" poffeii |iI~
FerargN Galleries COZ fifih Aesnur
Paintings rs Emil Car's~n aud Edward
Wiliis Rean~il
Gimpel 4 Wildens'cin. 6t7 Tlfth Avenue
First annual exhibition ~ tho hnrfi
can painters grayers AMI scuipiors
iiahlo Galleries. bsa Ftffh As,nur ilih
ographs by whistler
knoedisr Galleries Wafcr colnrs ard rss
Kopper Gall~ri~. Etohings by lorr
Ma both Galleries inEs hy Afneril AT
Madison Galleries ios vast rlfsy- seventh
street American paintings
Miich Gallerics ios Vest Fiffs sev~n'h n
str"c;-ricturrs by chnds Hnsssn-
Nussnsn Gall"rlr~- Paintings al mon
types by Eugcue Higgins
Ncw Galleries ~ Enst Tity foarih street
Mira - John AloNRnArrs raiierfion
~ antique rugs and tapestries
Powell ''allcriss- street scenes o. Caro-
lne Van II B~sn
Relston Galleries Paintings b. Peter van
Ncen
schuithels Galleries t25 rlsh Avenue
Paintings by Charles liothcrinsiou
Wcyls Galleries Lsthogrsphs by oaiion
zayas Galleries t,a Firh Avenue
Painting. by pcgas Mane, Rcnoir. Cour
bet Ce2anne and Maltese
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Recorded Leases
NinnIllttau

l45Tl ST. 5o7-5oe w stores Ralph
ot'e'te Ct al 'rnf'ess 81, tranlyn h9aET, ,ad;
Federman. 5a2 w i52d st ; yrs from
Nay !, 1920, attorney. Joseph Rubin; $59
18th ST. l44 w. all: Samuel rloersheiner
10 Nanette Gown shop, - " 34th st;
o. yrs from Jan +. 1920. ...... $l3. 900
IF II ~, 1850. all Estate Of Willmarth
,,'s e,o, V,' ',
renew at so 600 net. atty. Chas Golden
It'll ST .9e r. stoop fat: Isaac Monasse
70 Feiix Nacht ou promises Yr from
gct l9l9i yr renew; attys. Reisfeld
& Co.. go w 49a ST.. ,.... .......S S492
ano to Howard W Quiuby. ESQ " 4Sth
So 10 yrs from Nov j. 1918. atty. Man
haitian Renting Co. ESQ w tsth st;
BOND ST , store clara Nagler and ano
to Romanell cafe and Restaurant Co,
ext lease. yrs from May /, 1891; attys
. DAV. cor room. ' lst door: Morris II IL
Westin ct al TO Michael Stern. 21l4 65th
st. BkIyn yrs from Dec L. 1919; 2
27rii sT, lo9-lil *. ali. Louis K .fggetg i get
60 To Aer khchner. l22 " 27,h 81;
10 yrs from Fep 1890; attys, berle-
witH CO, l2Nt BWay. ... S22 600
i24TH ST, i54-1Go W. All: Upton Realty
co TO Louis \ Duban f @7lh st. and
ano. Fl yrs from April /, 1e2o; attys
Curtis & Robson, 81 chamber st..Sl9.5Oo
oTlI Az, $50, all, Annie VI J. Wetycn to
Louis Manovetz 20 Passaic av; Has
bfouck Heights j. 10 yrs from May
l. 1920, atty, Harry Moskowitz 99o
Rway ..-.....'-.... ......S7.5 800
BoW ERY, " s, 4th store n BaNard st
Modern Grad Renting Co 10 los Gilbcrc.
1915 Gates az. BElNn and ano. from
teb t. lN2o to oet !. 1914. atty. Louis
Ialion. 1l6 Nassau s. 5000 and s3.&o0
-4TII ST 14l-ij East "a loft tnooNa
L~asins rorpn To lstaor i5roder. Az Ea st
I'D So. o' al Yrs, from Feb l. 1920:
atty Chas Entmacher 81 r LIST st-.S3 600
IrOnN
l5GTH ST se2'a store; Theresa Hoffman
to Louis WOLF e62i4 East l5sth st. 3
yrs. from Sept l. 1919. atty, l. Wolf,
co. East l9oth ST., ....,....... So4Q
AN. 9G1, store 'huseppi
Areno TO Herman Medalio. N39 Dawson
aV. > srs from Feb I, 1919, atty. II
Medalle sci Washington aV....... $500
W EBSTER Az, 1915, Christoph Nette to
MULCH Schneeweis. 1915 Webster av;
. YRS. from Dec !, l9l', atty, NJ Schnee-
Weis, l275 Webster aN. .............. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

'hls month and continuing until well,
''l'o feoruary, 1920. AS stocks de-
crease and cutting of larger sizes be-
'o'ues necessary to meet the uncx
pcc'ed market conditions at this time
y. '"e year, consumers may expect
prices to increase proportionately.
Famine in Cylinder Glass
mere is at present practical
lam.me M of heavy cylinder glass known
as 50 and SO ounce, which recently
mas been in large demand for wind
shleids for automobiles, as we'll as for
general building purposes. This in
creased demand has been caused by
'he nigh price and the scarcity of
poilShed plate. glass. No relief can
at TINS time be seen to remedy the
demand for this kind of glass until
well INTO the spring of 1920, as all
the manufacturers who make these
products are booked far ahead with
orders which they cannot fill this wear.
In this particular department of the
local building material market a strike
OF glaciers and cutters is due this
morning. The cutters have recently
organized and have affiliated with the
giazIers. One branch is identified with
1ne setting of the glass on job. The
other represents the men at jobbcrs'
plants who cut the glass to specifi-
cations. 'p~N'"
In connection with the labor situa-
ton there is steady return of labor
TO TINS market, attracted by the GER
tainties of an active building season
TINS winter. the prospects for COM
paratlve freedom from strikes and
simiiar disturbances and the lkeliho bod
or industrial disturbances during the
forthcoming Presidential election cam
paign IN the wartime essential indus
tries, whither they hockcd prior to and
since the close Of the war The
dearth of labor in the building trade
is thought to be approaching an end.
Current demand for Hudson common
brick swept the price protesting dealers
aside for the moment, when on Friday
afternoon 1t was almost generally ad-
mlttcd that they could no longer hold
back the price at SIS thousand whole
sale dock, \. Y. The market was hungry
tor brick. Almost any buyer was will
ing TO pay $50 or even more than So
for brick, and when the determined
'up-river" manufacturers lifted their
S22 stop order and agreed to let their
brick ride at $50 in another effort to
stablllze prices, the dealers surren-
dered.
Brick Dealers Form Corporation
During the recent rise Of common
brick the second hand brick dealers
have formed a unified corporation for
the sale of this commodity, and quota
tons We're made on Friday for second
hand brick delivered in Washington
heights or Long Island City at s51 q
load of 5000 brick. or $l7 thousand.
Ordinary loads of second hand brick
below Forty-second Street are quoted
at So. and above Forty-second Street
and below 10th Street s4S load of
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Brick Dealers Form Corporation
Comptroller Announces Sale
To-dav of Tax Liens

Comptroller Charles L. Craig an
in the Office of the Collector Of Assess
ments and Arrears, in the Municipal
Building. to-day at $50 D. m. In this
sale are included l25 liens for arrears
Of water rents, taxes and assessments
IN the eight sections which comprise
the Borough Of Manhattan. represent-
ing q total arrearage, including inter-
est TO December |, 1919. of SS25. .955
The Comptroller also announced a
sale of tax liens to be held in the office
OF the Collector Of Assessments and
Arrears Borough of The Bronx. on De-
cember 10 at $50 D. m. The property
involved in this sale is located in Sec
tions 9, 10, II, - and 10. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
AMERICAN PORTS

pALTIMoRh Novy ao-ArFiEed str'
Janolro. Sailed: Strs Lake Geduey. Quay
nlla. West itaritan. Batcumi Arado. Nor
folk; ODhis. Danzisi Lake Markhain Jul
Cap). Carrizal. Lagos Philadelphia. Point
Judith, san Pedro and san Francisco
BOSTON, Nov Arrived. str Lake En-
MS Norfolk sailed strs Lake Ferrona.
Plraeus' Defender Rotterdam. Lake Dan
APE HHNRY. V, Nov So Passed out
from R9l,in'ors: s'r rort An,en5o NoF).
CliARI ESrO> : g. Nov 8o-Arrivcd
S'rs Lake AkAra, from Roston Apache.
from Jacksonvllle tsnd proceeded New
Str Lehigh. Tor liverpool
DHLAW ARE RREAkWATER. Del Nov
savannah. Passed out from Philadelphia
StrT Sha"niut. Havana John NJ Emmy.
Now YORK. ontario Boston. Independence.
New York. Runa oNor1. My York.
Kenilwor'h CRr), Hayrs Western Ahly.
Sailed Sirz Afoundria Ifrom Philadcl-
phia). Mobile, o.ean Erom Fhiladephia).
sabine schr matowoc tfrorn Haroados)
cALVEsrON. Tex Nov 2o-Arrived
Itr LOUISIANA. rsmrico Wes' Inhoi@n.
Manchester Sailed SNr Angelo Clamps
qlap, Italian ports Cty Of Everett No'v
JAcKsoNvIrrE. r,a. Nov Arrived
Pinths Sew York to cuba ,pui IN tor
ropairs) hdr~enune Argo N,sn). Elect
wood Sailed Str Iackawsnus Bruins
MARCUS HOOK. "a Nov so Passed
down. from Philadelphia ctr Lycoming,
PHILADELPHIA Nov 10 Arrived SITS
Winyah Genoa. Mount Etua ,fsr) san
FeIin bo,'den lNoFl. SANTA Marta Pauls-
kosciuszNo New YORK Currier. Calves
ton. schr Edith Beiiyeau eBrl. Haul
PORT ARTHUR Tex. Nov 3o--Arrived
Str CUR Maid g hson's Point Sailed
PORT EADs. La. Nov so-Arrived. S,rs
Ceiba (Hond(. Ceiba. Excelsior. Havana
. BArstow. Tampico. Socony Whining
MacAay (Br) Barbadoes sailed Strs
CcoppehaIns ror, h'rrios Via Havana.
Rico MeNoil, Tampico Montello U,aN.
Genoa Quim!stan CHoud>. Onloa Via Port
Cortez. Saccarrappa. Bremen. Germany
Yis Norfoik TegucissalapA uiond). g. ba
PORTLAND NJ Nov 20 Arrived SITS
M@noH, ina ,br) iondon; Maisfn"n 'brA
ma 1. lienHn Windsor = for >eN
r0Rr rAMrA Fla Nov o-sal.~a
Collier. Panama CITY. harees Connesut
Allegheny and Minso. Port Arthur On
tow
REEDY Island. De. Nov ao-ra..e,
Havana John Emery Navans
SAN FRANCISCO <ov Arrived
Strs Tahoe. Maza,lsss sailed Str~ eha.
bonee, shanghai. Great Northern. Rladt-
rostok
SAVANNAH Ga. Nov 3o-Arrlved Str,
Lake Helen. Tampa Calcutta Maru tjAul
New York. Hokhal Mara fjap). N-~
York Genoa M4ru Dap). New yorA
Orterlc ,br). New York Gothic Prime.
tBr), N"w YORK Marina Odero fItai9
Galveston for Genoa tput in Tor coaD
barks oberon tDan) Aalbsrg F-llsoerfa
Port Oporto Sailed strs Afel. !avre
Juriats. Jacksonville
TAMPA Fla Noy ~ Arrived -,
Lynchourg. Sow York. schrs VI B.ll
yeau. Belize, William II Davenport. ca
barren.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
New Capital About to Ex-
ercise Options on Vast
Staten Island Properties
| for Sand and Gravel
Famine in Plate Glass
"a ---------
With No Relief in Sight
Manufacturing Seaso
Will Close Next Monday


Ears that have been Kept tensely
satuned to the building SITUATION sensed
the first positive pulsations Of the 1920
cnnstruction movement last week. &C
cordjng to The Dow Service Daily
fNilding Reports to day.
The Eastern market is passing from
F.. sellers market back to buyers
market. but in sense probably never
before known here. Il is not SO long
ago when propaganda was afoot be
seeching the people to proceed with
ne building plans. Then came the
'realization that conditions which
forced prices up in war time had been
rermitted not only to continue 70 main
lam those prices. but to force them
s.iN higher. To-day the price sltua-
t4on is so far beyond the control of
the seller in many building material
tines that the seller is being forced to
meet the demand and if he fails under
,he pressure Of the increasing demand
new sources OF supply are immediately
sought.
Definite citations OF this condition
arose in Staten Island. where new
rspital and enterprise is about to exer-
rise options on vast sand and gravel
Seposi.s TO compete with the Long
Island sources. Quarry properties in
Essex and Union counties are being
nrospected with alm0s5 40 eagerness.
There is a sharp revival Of interest in
the production Of common brick and
ether clay products entering into build
;sg construction and equipment. Dor
r1ant clay pits are finding new i'm
ror,ance. This threatened competition
does not disturb established manufac-
turers because Il is apparent that there
will be business enough fer all.
Heavy Demand for Supplies
The pressure upon building material
supply and present price levels was
distinctly apparent in linseed oil,
gravel and sand, cement, lime, iron.
steel. grit. fire brick. composition roof
Ing materials. including slate, and
window and plate glass. In the latter
department there is famine condi-
ton similar 10 that already existent
In common brick and gravel. The
present manufacturing season for win
dow glass closes. as per schedule, next
Monday. Many factories have already
closed down.
One Of the largest producers of win
dow glass, representing big percent
age Of the entire production Of window
glass in this country, withdrew from
the market until further notice few
days ago. Al the end Of the present
manufacturing season factory stocks
viii be small and poorly assorted.
lobbers stocks viii be in a like condi-
ton.
Resumption Of operations in glass
factories Wi begin early in January,
1870. and more evenly balanced pro-
duction IS locked for in the next man
ufscturng season, as we'll as an n
creased production over the 191s-1919
period There viii. undoubtedly, be
big scarcity in window glass between
row and the middle Of January or the
ars. Of February. 1920, no doubt reach
ing ar acute STAGE the latter part Of
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Irans rnc-n. NM.

rhr enrr..f.ns r.s|a f.. .
ara l'..fsff Ia.
~ie'.on Sew fars. Ht
lows
N,waif Japan f.-la ft.a4 s.a.rf.
siam cochin china >rtnerlanas fs.. FRI
dies and IhIitatIrr f.Fnfe |Ir
cisco sfeAl ship NsnI.Ia
TahHl Marl4aeh- tr..l l.ar
isnd Dnd Hrr0 Ia tHH
train. VIA san fHf.atsaH .fIf'. 1sH
Detrff boz e ifAnaII farHN f-n
:. AHria, lu0 f..U II..I i Naa
Initre. fIa san frHH. tfrtff.
hia. heccfnner Hawaii. i.I l4I4rHe n..
Iraitrd and aY0H fl.4af.a.l
Australia. flt tArON4
- g.. steam -h37 M1f4fa il"..
Japan. Corea. hira -'..f. ~Ir.rIH CO.. h..
'hius >.f hrriaftr East fr.iffa ami III.
lppiue lslhH4p tlA A4H. nItUr a"H
II g. steamship tftIfas. * ial.ls Iae.em
bar
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Humidity
General Weather Conditions


WASHlNGTON. Nov 80 No reports have
been received from Northeastern Canadian
stations since Saturday morning hu. New
England reports indicaic the storm OF Satur-
uay Il central tonight some distance north.
east OF Maine. Pressure hns risen decidedly
over the Northern and Eastern portions of
'he country and has fallen considerably in
the plateau region and the Southwest with
a a, dlstnrbance over Eastern Colorado and the
Far Northwest
There have been strong winds md galca
ai"ny the middle and north Atlantic coasts
while over the lake region the winds hav-
dimnished There We're light SHOWS in The
lake region and rams In the Atlantic states
followed by fair weather IN the latter dis
trict'. and there also were snows in the
Nor'h"cSi and rims over central and north
ccrn districts west Of the Rocky Mountains.
tlsewhere the weather was fair
lempera tDrcs hnve fallen generally ard
considerably over the area covered by rising
pressure and are III TO 3S degrees below the
seasonal average from the Ohio Valley and
the lake region rorthwestward In the
Sou'hwest IL is warmer
The weather viii be gencraily fnir Monday
ana tuesday IN the Atlantic and east Cuff
states. the lower and northern upper lake
regions In the southern upper lake region
fair weather Monday will be follow ed by
cloudy wcathcr AND probably SNOW Tuesday
while IN the lower Ohio Valley rain is prob
able by Tuesday. Il will be colder Monday in
Nov England and tho middle Atlantic stnte~,
anu N"llitti J A'0'ff4 iiI iI' Oflc ' auc3, the
cust Gulf and south Atlantic states
Forecasts for Special Districts New Jer-
seq Fair and somewhat colder to-day. TO-
morrow fair.
Southern New England Fair and colder
to-day tomorrow fair.
Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania-F Fair
to-day and tomorrow no colder weather
Western Pennsylvania to-day, except
snow near Lake Eric to morrow increasing
cloudinces
Western Now York Cloudy to-day. prob
ably local suons to-nle~row fair.
Eastern Now York Fanr to-day slightly
colder in central and north portions. to-
morrow fair
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Bronx
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH Az W : intersec 18TH ST.
12ollx3s5 lxl35x327. Lewis Smith Agt
Daniel + & Michael Mahoney. owners
Ellen heating, contractor ...... 81 $50 . }
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, >, tntersee l.
18th st. l2s.l1x3il.+Xl34.5xl00i Lewis
smith agt SaNie Z stone, owner, Anna
T Reynolds. contractor ......--.-... S295
9TH Az Gus. Floyd q Scharfer agt Eni-
grant Industrial Savings Bank. owner.
benjamin r Butler. contractor S2,s03. yS
i2p ST q r: WiuHle Electric GO. Inc.
agt WA y Parsons, owner, August II
Killers & CO. contractors. ......-.-- s3lO
Bronx
TINTON Az. 672. Abraham p Kramer ag,
Clara ELMER. owner and contractor S36o
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
"oRTG aGF LOANS
"onotGH OF BKOOkLYN

At RAM sm SIX ROOM srucco HOUSES.
Brooklyn ",e. ~ and Avenue Y. Mil Basin,
nois 3o,,ooI Ien semi-detachcd houses. with
ETC sarg'. sap~r,',. fafquet floors. electric lights
agy agy about December ls price 6oo
.sa,ic. i,'s c,lt 70 satisfactory purchasers. At
feopn.nn,l nli 4 Pacific Co Ml Basin De
Property 10 Park Row. y Y. or at
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
A Assignments of Mortgages

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h"ld II Sinclair to y ritle & Nor.
GO, l39 i}waY ....-..........s asssns 1850. .7,O
lo5Fn ST, l.6 W Archibald II NJ sin
,."lr r to FLederle de Foster. TuNedo
l4isT ST. .g4,s "; uwoqd Holding CO to
atty, 7 6 4 + CO. lis nway 'y s5'5Go
SSrN ST. : =. 100 " Bwav. Rosallo Kauf
mann It al, trustees. to Kosalie Klaus
mann ct al, trustees. atty. r { &. r Co.
75rii ST. iee T. 1itle ,;uar q rrus, Co TO TO-
Goshen Savings Bank AZ Goshen y Y;
,.si,, atty' IN II Z r co. i70 Bway .... sso.0oo
l21N ST, IL W. one quarter part a
FRANCIS W Lariner to Tlorvnce I.ar,nor.
49, Macon 81. Brooklyn. attys. Furs1.
4 2l5 Montague st, HNlyn. ST s35.3s
TO EstcIlo kaplon. 81 Seaman av: a,tv
YIN clark, supreme Court. Now Yorh
Spring ST. u " c Macdousal 81 RopUl9
ne Of Panama. by WW \ cromwell to
pIne Savings Banh OF Brooklyn o De
Nalb aN, att, Title Guar co. 81
Court II, Bklyn .....-...... ...... S50o.0oo
NoETilEKN Az, II W c l>0th 81. ChAteap
lio!dins CO to Lawyers Mort GO, 80 lfD-
% er,y St nifty l. T # Go. loo Broad
LITTLE " ETH sr. 81. rr,ui1 +, ly{n.' 0'.'
70 Raphael CascardQ. jersey city. attys
Van Nliet and Place. lC sth av. 81 Goo
Guar 4 Trust Co. l76 Hway .....s $40. 900
s4'rii 81. 4+s e, corrccls a.snt OF .Iuiv
W. VIM Aoborm@nn to MngdaIena
Munsch. 81 9oth -. atty. Jno C.
lioemurser. Be"hlnan st st........s 81 O0o
99Il ST. ~ w Eliz W BURKE to Win
II recN Glen Ridgs. j, at1ys Hunt.
Nill K E}ctfs. ~ l}NaN.. SIX Ono
l7HrH ST 500 W; Brendan Realty CO to
jog + Marx, @22 Riverside Drive; ad
49TH ST. ldo w, Geo II church to Iitls
fT-ttv
i6TH ST. E Charlotte e. Allen -, al
eNrs, to Trustees CoIumbia University
FIFTH Az, 1ti9. Isthcl K Andorton to
I,lc Guar & Trust co. l76 Tiwav Sl5. 600
S1ot ST a2-5t ri Walter G. Noycs and
ano. az reeeiEe1s OF American Neal ts-
tato CO. To Marbrick Realty Corpn l4l
nw1y, t,N1 at'yF Sadwalnder W x r. 90
s2p ST. $500 ". 2ss and 2eO YES, ga
St Corpn to Morris Levy. ri " losfh
st a'rys Henry NJ & ". 277 Broad
way ....-...... a. o0o
PARK Az. se6. bankers Trust CO. SSggv 'rgs'
t.a', leei T.. t. ba nters Trust Go as trustee.
YIN WIN Mardn. attys. White & Case.
BronN
GRAND BLVD AND CoNCOuRSE. $ p cor
9th st 59Xs&.loi HallahaN & Ahearn,
lnc. to fidgertor PARK co. ~ " l25th
UNION ~ e2,. BOND 3 Mtge Guar 60 @ Go to
Investment Corpn, i7s BWay. a,,y
Tit'c ,'uar & IF Go. IFS Bway. $3.50
Lot iGbA amended map Gleason prop'
Clarlssa l. liobson to Dietrich Hartman
81 iioYt st, i}Nlyn, atiys, WN Pet"ra 3.
o. lVta +, fremont AN ....... $500
iIANEMcY Eh AN $. s3 n Powell AZ
s5Nlo5, Frank 1iass To Trank Rauch
lQ-o - Johns aN, atty. Frank Rauch
$50 Baisey . 81 O0f
lobTH ST, +l1-19 e. Blanche 5 Zwcighaft
widow. and as gdn 10 Jas f Zvsei5 5haft
90 West End aY, attys, Cohen. q & K
(
MORRIS Az. s. 5s . l5lst st. I73x70.a
francis f Day 10 Hy Fez1utelleo. 81.
Morris az, atty lily Pezzutelleo. o't
Morris aV ..-....... Sluf
WHiTLOCN Az. s6A Elias Brown TO Tho.
II Mueller, at4 W l2lst s., attys. uirl,
man x Y. 39l + l49th st. .'...-......S4 500