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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
COSTLY MADISON Av. FLAT SOLD

The Barney Estates Company has sold
10 l. Randolph and Everett Jacobs the
handsome ten story apartment building
at III and 10 Madison avenue. the
northeast corner of Sixty-sixth street
erected by Charles +. Rogers for the
late Charles T. Barney at a cost OF
more than 100000. This building
which occupies a plot l00xl00, although
constructed fifteen years ago. is con-
sidered one OF the most desirable apart
ment house properties on the East Side
II numbers among its tenants Goelet
Gallatin, J. l.. Armour. Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes and other we'll konwn
New Workers. many of whom have lived
in the building from the day Il was
completed.
The property has rent roll OF $s2.-
$50 a year. and was held at $500, 900
v. A. Berwin & Co. who negotiated the
sale of the property. have been sp-
pointed by the new owners as man
ayers OF the building. The purchasers
were represented in the sale by Stod-
dard & Mark as attorneys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 18TH dore Monte
fore Levy bought. as attorney, the
hve story apartment house at Sc East
Hath street, 25xlOO
WEST FORTY SEVENTH STREET-A.
w. Miller and Co. @esold for George
Latour 546 to 54S West Forty seven tn
street, two six story tenements with
stores, b0x1oo
EAST SEvENTY-FTFTH STREET
Fred oppenheimer sold for the United
states Trust Company. as trustee, the
six story new law apartment house
at AS East Seventy-fifth street, 25x
1922, to client who will remodel the
building.
WEST NINETY STREET -
Daniel H. Jackson bought from Francis
Pullen and others 25S West Ninety
ninth street, four story dwelling,
16.sxloo. Slawson & Hobbs were the
brokers. Mr.. jackson also sold
through John +. Citing the adjoining
similar house at 26o West Ninety
ninth street to the Pierce Construc-
ton Company, which will alter the
property into bachelor apartments
after the tenants lease has expired.
SECOND AvENUE-Frederick Brown
sold through James Kehoe to Paul Fem
man the northwest corner OF Second
avenue and llSth street, n three story
fiat with three stores, 20x90.
WADSWORTH AVENCE-M. I. & c
Ernst sold to Mary G.. Fowler 81.
Wadsworth avenue. five sto-:
apartment house, 5Oxli5.
EAST SIXTY-SI%TH STREET-Arthur
Sachs sold his residence at 5s Eas,
SiXty-sixth street to a buyer for oc-
cupancy.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE - Frederick
M
Realty Company through j. S Max
well, 1890 Amsterdam svenue a five
story fiat, 27xlO0.
FORSYTH STREET-Samuel Kronsky,
Inc, sold for Elsie Armour Duncan
of Toronto, Canada, 167 Forsyth
street. Ave story front and rear tene-
ments. 25xl0O, to the Lucina Realty
COMPANY. Inc
WEST 122D STREET-David ]. Oliver
sold for Matilda Keller the three story
dwelling, 16xloo, at 342 West 1920
street
EAST both STREET,. A. Wood
sold TO 7. b. Lynch % East 13oth
street. a three story dwelling.
WEST 146TH STREET-The two Ave
story new law apartment houses at
500 and SOP West 146th street were
sold by the Twenty-third Ward Bank
to Frank J. Bryant. who holds the
properties under lease They occupy
combined site 15Sl00 and were held
at $1,000
WEST 1o0TH STREET-o. G. Manu-:
sold the five story house at S1S Yves;
Tooth street, lsXl0O. for the $3.50
Manhattan Avenue Company to the
Ararat Realty Company.
RIVERSIDE DRIVEN H. Gaillard
& Co. sold the northeast corner OF
15lst street and Riverside Drive. AT
eleven story apartment house. 10ox150
renting for 100000. for G. NJ. Heck
scher. represented by ". J. Bowler.
WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.-THE
Mercantile Holding Company bought
the eleven story loft building. renting
for about $4,000, at s and 10 Yves,
Thirteenth street, through ". II. Gall
lard Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Brony
LIS PE\DENS.
Manhattan.

s5TH ST. =. ssl # OF Columbus av.
l9xio2.2; list ST $, SssS II w Of
Central Park West, lsXl02.2; list e..
=, so7.s q of Central Park weS'
l7Hl02.?, and other property In King
COUNTY: Henry Turner. trustee. against
Hamilton Salmon ct al, Partition
attorney, W Taylor
lolST ST, = Is It Of Park av. SN
loo.ll-Peopie'S Trust Co against John
Matthews 81 a., foreclosure 81 mort
gage: attorneys. Wingata & Cullen
SD Az. cor 9th st. s0x25.il Herman
LeR Jones against Cora de j Helm" 90
al foreclosure OF mortgage, ATTORNEY W
A Alcock.
I7TH ST .as wcst--Anuie Arnold
Of mortgage; attorney. II u Cole.
sd Az. Manhattan Ey 90 against
wn r stles ct a. action :" acquire
title, &c; attorney. ] l. cuackcnhush.
3n Az. 2So9 and .Sli--Same against
Heien r Kahn ct al action 10 acquire
title attorney, J l. Quackenbush.
SD Az. 2s3S-Same against Helen Kahn
81 al. action to acquire title; attorney
! l. 0uackenbush.
sn Az. 4s3s-42s7-Mstter Of tho appiica
ton Of Manhattan Railway Co sgt
Louis y Levy ct al faction to acquire
title by condemnation atty, l. Ouack
SD Az. .:ss-,2.7-Matter Of same All
same faction ssmel atty same.
sd Az, t?l5-i22l--Matter Of ssmc agt
same tacti6n same; atty, same,
PROSPECT Az, ., 2l7.s lsoth 81. % 4,
I5o:-David = Ve!,ch agt Matthew W
prl Gaudio ct a. foreclosure OF mort.
gage; attys, Darlington 4 Pierce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
RESTAURANT RENTS BUILDING.

Harris xnd Vaughan, INC, who re-
Gently sold 115 Madison avenue to the
Centre-White Company. &. H. Stone
president. have leased the building for
a term of twenty-one years at an aggre-
gate rental Of approximately $4,000.
The tenant, the st. Regis Restaurant
Company. Is having plans prepared by
Casale and witt. architects. for the re-
construction OF the entire building at a
cost OF $4,000. The St Regis Company
plans to make this one OF the finest
restaurants in the section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
sHENK BUYS ON HEIGHTS.

Joseph Shenk has purchased two
apartment house buildings on Washing
Ton Heights valued at about $3.50 900
from Burt L. Easkins Mr.. Shenk
has bought 30S and $40 Haven avenue,
a fve story new law house, 75xiO0, con-
tanning forty suites, renting for about
$4,000, and held at s150.o00. He now
has control OF four apartments on Ha,
ven avenue near 179th street, having
recently purchased two adjoining build
ings OF the same type at 31o to ala and
304 to 900 Haven avenue.
Mr.. Shenk paid I. Portman a profit
on the latter's contract covering the
six story elevator apartment house at
the northeast corner Of Broadway and
l7Ith street. which Portman purchased
last Thursday from Conrad Stein. This
building Is on a plot 81. 2xi00. contains
forty lone suites and was held ut
5000 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Branch. N ]. to Roht q McK.own. AS

Branch, N J. to Robt q McKeown,- 4es
W leoth ct, Dec 4. 1915; atty. q :
SAME PROPERTY-Aiice L Pepe TO An
Eela N and Mary T Brosnan, 1te w 4th
st: April 4, 1918; atty Title Guar T
BRooME ST. las-wm II Nelson. trustee.
70 Jas Trowbridge. Noroton. Conn:
FEB a. 1915; atty, q q co, ias
BERRY ST, 50 ias.s W Anthony av. 'asx
7B.il-Allen Il Copley TO Martha Hay
wood. Oct 1. 1889; atty. Otto schullinEer,
5sTH ST, 8, ss2.i W sth av. ao.sxioo5--
silas b and Sarah s Brownell to Sarah
T a T Co. 40 Broadway. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
NOTED RESTAURANT
TO BE AUCTfONED
Mouquin's Uptown Branch to
Be Sold by J. p. Day.

Joseph F. Day. auctioneer. has been
Instructed to sell at Supreme Court
foreclosure sale, at noon. Wednesday,
April 30. at the Exchange Salesroom.
- Vesey street. the building at i64-456
Sixth avenue, 5S.9x100. between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth street This
structure has been owned and occupied
for many years by Louis Mouquin's res
taurant
The approximate amount OF mortgage
debt, costs and allowances. taxes and
water rents IL s2l2.456. The plaintiffs
are the New York Hospital, Roosevelt
Hospital and ST. Luke's Hospital. The
defendants are Catherine l.. Mouquin
and the Mouduin Restaurant and Wine
Company, Ltd. Louis +. Doyle is the
referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
SEABOARD NATIONAL
BANK BUYS REALTY
Will Build Permanent Home at
Northeast Corner Of Broad
and Beaver Streets.
PAYS $4,000 FOR PLOT
$1,000,000 Apartment House
at Madison Ave. and seth
st. Changes Hands.

Through Horace S. Ely & Co. the
seaboard National Bank acquired yes
terday the site for new building down
town. This transaction together with
several big apartment house sales gave
an added touch OF substantially to
yesterdays trading. which was more
than usually brisk for a Monday.
The Seaboard Bank began looking
about for a bit Of property on which
to build a permanent home some time
ago. The search ended yesterday with
the purchase by the bank Of the prop
erty at the northeast corner OF Broad
and Beaver streets. known as So to
50 Broad street and 80 to 81 Beaver
street, right opposite the Consolidated
Exchange and one block south OF the
stock Exchange. In the near future
the four old four story buildings now
covering the property will be RACED so
a. TO clear the way for the construction
OF the new building. which will be de-
signed by Alfred c. Blossom, architect.
The. sellers of the property, John G..
Mccullough and Frederick p. Jennings
Of the law firm Of Stetson, Jennings and
Russell. had held title to So and 81 Broad
Der OF years Some time prior to the
opening UP Of negotiations with tho
seatoard Bank. however. they squared
out their holdings on the corner through
the purchase Of 50 Broad street and So
and IS Beaver street from the Aycrigg
estate. This deal. in which both Horace
8. Ely & Co. and the Charles F. Noyes
Company figured as brokers' did not
come to light until after the sale OF
the entire corner to the bank was an
nounced.
For the combined properties, which
front sos on Broad street and s3.11 feet
on Beaver street, the bank agreed to
pay $4,000, but later secured q S1o.-
900 reduction by Offering to pay for the
realty in cash. thus bringing the pur-
chase price down to S5SV.000.
Work on the new building will be
started as soon as specifications can
be drawn and the building contracts
let Unless some radical change IN
made in the banks tentative plans the
building will be a three story structure.
with a basement above the street level,
n banking floor and two floors for eN-
scutive Offices. 1t will be so construc-
ted. however. that It can be raised at
any time to the full height permitted
by the coming resolution. With this
possibility in view elevator equipment
sufficient for a tall structure will be
installed The extra stories will be
aided when building conditions war
rant.
The bank, Of which Samuel G. Bayne
has BEEN president for many years.
now occupies quarters at IS Broadway.
In its hunt for a new home site II re-
Gently secured an option on the south
west corner OF Broad and Marketfleld
streets. which is owned by Col. Z. H.
r. Green. This option the bank will
retain as a matter OF protection until
the completion of the new building at
Broad and Beaver streets is assured.
II 10 estimated that the construction OF
the building will require about two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Alfred H. Wagg. who is now In Flor
ida attending to the development Of
South Palm Beach Estates, has been
selected chairman OF the New York and
New England committee OF the "own
your own home movement" by the De-
partment OF Labor, which is urging Il AZ
postwar measure Mr., Wagg will
take up the work upon his return 10
New York city and will carry It out this
summer. Already a preliminary fund OF
$4,000 has been provided.
Absar Realty Company. A. weisman
president. filed plans to-day for two
five story flats, costing $4,000. 10 he
erected on Creston avenue, near 1920
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
DoRENzA COURT Is REsoLD.

Irving Judis and Irving !. Levine re-
sold to Abraham Crosney, attorney, the
six story elevator apartment house al
645-547 West 16sth street. known as
Dorenza Court, on a plot 100x1oo, ad.
Joining the northeast corner of Broad
way. Charles Friedman was the broker
In the transaction. The house, which
was bought by the sellers about two
month"; ago from the Barber estate. was
held at 100000. 1t shows an annual
return OF about $27, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS .>D ASSIGNMENTS.

PATROLMEN
To take effect A NJ. April
James j. Alien, lGth Prec.. to Agd Pre-.
samuel Rossnthal. 10Th Prcc. to s5th
Prec
To take effect \ NJ. April ?
ASSIGNED to bicycle duty in precincts
icl J.. Mohsr N; Henry f A. Rohde.
n: j I,m.. L" WdI, III Join M',i Noto;
Joseph j. rhomas, liz: EdHafd .f"; Ri:ei
off, ia; Robert r. Cron, lou; Bernard Z.
Croft, l?o; Edward II Hommcl no.
1eo; Charles II Panther 100; James V.
Riordan, leo, William p sahaefer, 1cO,
Harry Seinso:h, 90 John \. rIrich, l?O.
To take eject { A. NJ. April ..
Edward A, Barry, alst Prcc.. TO ssth
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT.
PATRoLMAN.
George J. Rrust Jr,, 7tth Pre-, 20 ifth
Insp; DIST. to duty in ratied premises
The following applications for fully pay
while on sick report are approved:
sERGEANT,
william sheehan, 3Sth PrCc, from 1l;'S
p. NJ, March rs. to noon, March 80.
ACTING DETECTIVE sERGEANT-sEc-
oND GRADE
Thomas Croak Detective Div. from s:55
A. NJ. March IS, during disability,
PATROIMEN.
jeremiah y OConnor, cjth Pre-. from
1856 p. NJ, March %. during disability.
Morris Greenbers, 33d Prcc., from S:45
A. NJ, March IS, during disability.
Michael +, Cotter. @9th Free, from s;i5
a N, March %. to =, r. NJ. March rs.
Stinson McIver, 45th Proc,, from $50
p. NJ. March 81. to noon. March IS
Edward A. A. Murphy, Traffic DIV. Sub.
DIV, A., from $40 A NJ, March IS, 20
Martin J. Howley. Traffic Div. sub-div.
r. from II A, NJ, March 20. during dis
ability.
John Larkin. 4sth Prec,, assigned to
day tour and excused from reserve duty
for 80 days from \, NJ, April s
Joseph Pribyl. Traffic Div, suh.div. n.
from iOA5 A NJ. March IS, during dis
ability.
Arthur G. Grundig. Traffic Div. motor.
cycle squad :. from $3.50 +. NJ, March 81,
during disability
APPOINTED SPECIAL PATROLMEN..
To take effect April I: with Federal
Reserve Bank-Thomas Z, Riordan. No.
SOS; William Johnston, No. Coz: Denis
Herl!hy, No. SCI; Thomas J, Kelly. No.
SCI; Charles A. McNulty, No sOs Thomas
Berry. No. I9A.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Michael Mullins. No, sos. with United
Fruit Company. April I.
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SALES ~ BROOKLYN.

Metster Builders, Inc. resold the four
story apartment house. 5l6xl25. at .1oC
Cropsey avenue
John F. Sullivan sold the two family
house, 5Ss Seventy-second street, for J.
J. Andreas.
Frank A Walker sold for Capt. John
F, Horni, NJ. D., the dwelling at 27a
jefferson avenue TO Peter !. Dulligan.
NJ. D.; also. with James H. Lamb &
Bro, the apartment, 25xlo0, at 23e
Lewis aveyle-
r, A. Schlesing sold for Henry c.
Koch ting, tenement at 1903 Gates ave
nue.. Ridgewood. to Joseph Strohschnlt-
ter: also the two family house at SIS
Fairview avenue for Frank Kramer 10
Maurice DAILY and Henry DAILY.
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Street Nos 2i2s-:l3i Broadway aoo-a.
Avenue.
approximate amount OF tho mort~.n
debt, costs and allowances. 1856, las %,
Dated, New York February 20, i9i9'
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON, Refs...
The sale In the above entitled a ct;s
hereby adjourned 10 Wednesday "Sa ~
End, 1919, AT the same hour and Mac. avn
Dated, New York. March 18th, ls1a
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Rsfss
The sale IN the above entitled setioS
hereby further adjourned 10 Wednss4.sS
April 9th' 1919. at tho same honS ~
place, -
Dated, New York April and, 1914
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. nSt~nA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
MoRNINGsIDE AVENUE DEAL.

The estate OF George s. Runk has
sold through John Fink to Charles
Galewski the two six story elevator
apartments at 20 to 90 Morningside
Avenue East. the northeast corner of
1l6th street. The buildings occupy a
combined site 100lix1O0, return an an
nuai rental OF about $4,000 and wers
held at $3.50 600. Joseph r. Greenbere
represented the buyer as attorney and
Adoph and Henry Bloch were the lezal
representa- ves OF the estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
BRONX PROPERTY AT AUCTION
J. +. Day TO Dispose OF Building
Lots and Dwellings.

Included In the special sales day to he
held by Joseph p. Day, auctioneer. to-
day, in the Exchange Salesroom, -
Vesey street. are a number of invest
ment properties located in districts that
have shown great activity in the past
year. Among them are three we'll
located building plots in different sec
lions OF The Bronx and three private
dwellings in the Bronx Park section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
ROD AND GUN NEWS

the brown trout waters near the city
when with a little extension Of traves
they could get frst class fly fishing
A March Sunset.
beyond the city's roofs and spires.
DEFIANT still though sore oppressed,
Day seeks his glided couch OF rest
Mid bivouac OF resplendent hres'
Now Ger the brilliant, wide expanss
His challenge "a. the night is sent
Behind each FIRE rimm'd battlement
with high upliftod flaming lance.
Far to encroaching shadows huuE
His banners stream, Transparent, pan
AZ though he hlch'd Aurora's veil
And Ger those purple ramparts hunG
Down the wide reaches OF the sky
His burnish'd golden ergosies,
Freighted from fair Hesperides
On soundless. surfess. sapphire sces
Full saird at quiet anchor lie.
Oh, wondrous changing color scene
which, !, enraptured, watch tho WITS.
or crimson peak and slittering ise
And Dian's sickle hung between
Anon Ground my window hish
Unframed winds by Aeolus driven
Across the stormy face OF heaven
Like swapping snarling wolves so ~
The shadows deepen, the day IL douA
Now Jealous twilight steals away
To hide within her mantle gray
My fading pictures ons by one.
Save whe-e palo Venus hangs her nShr
Far down an emerald sea oerbiown
TO guide one gilded shallpp lone
Across the ausky bar Of night
JOHN WARREN HARPEA
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RiyinRton -
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
rcribad property IL 10 he sold. is $40, 900 IN.
with interest thereon from the Ord day NJ
March. 1919. together with costs and allow
ance amounting 10 $4,000. with interest
from March ard. 1919. together with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens, which are to be
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money or paid by the Referee. 10
$500 90 and interest.
Dated New York March gath 1919
LOUIS N sToTEsBuRy. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
SALE ON NORTHERN AVENUE.

Kertscher & Co. sold the 100 foot six
story elevator apartment house at the
northeast corner of Northern avenue and
11eth street, renting for $4,000, and
held at $4,000. The buyer is client
Of Max Silverstein.
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RESULTS At AUCTION.

BY l.. J. Phillips & Co
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 52s, es, 4Sa2sle7th
al. s0xa5X irreg sty spt---Eliz Jencks
ct al, eXrs &c, AIT Hurtray Realty 90.
Inc, ct a. due, 'it5.SoI; taxes SC, So
1855; Withdrawn.
lat S2lO THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James j. Donovan.
MAIN ST. W s, bO.S Browne ct, ?Tsx
il2.l0x irreE. City Island-Wm Weber
ct al, exrs, &c, agt Ethel waitner ct al;
due, ;a:ss4st; taxes, &c. SsIs.si; TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08

Hunts TO Lisetta and Philip Kuntz, SOS
Union av, June 5. 1913: atty, Title Guar
SANE PRoPBRTY-Phiiip Kunts TO Jos
Dippold. sos Union av, April Z: atty.
PERRY Av,t e, $40 n Holt pi, a2xst TO
Reservoir Oval r. irreg-Edvin u
Rock and ano. exrs. TO Elis X Carey, as
Title q Mtg Co, 1856 Bway.......t5,ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
REsIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & CO.. Inc, leased
the four story residence at 81 East
Eightieth street, 2Sx1022. to f, II.
Outerbridge and s76 Madison avenue to
Mrs ]. ]. McCook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ConEen. A, $50 Grand S. Tel sOl5 stasg
Doering Co.. 5sc Liberty Hv, mr. srhsnut
Kingston. 1899 Fulton 81. Tel Tide Books
Hummer. 1857 Fulton ST Reid av 1885 Bedford
Marstcrs. j. F. Sc Court 81 Tel al25 MAR.
Michaelson, II H. 1874 Bedford av Tackle only
Nichael son. y. l.. 91i Broadway Tackle anty
Muller, O, ?s" Wyckofr av. Tel. S2ll Eversrssn
Schaaf, 1875 flathnsh av. Tel @3l9 Sterling.
Slote. $40 Finishing av. Tel 4s1s StagR
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Disnard, co BAnk St Newark 1850 Mkt Raft
Spccht, H. l23'3 Montgomery st. jersey City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lenders at,
tornay.)
Manhattan

tornay.O
Manhattan.
l2STH ST. =. lss " so av .4xs?1l--
Theo & Emeline Tiedemsnn To The Emit
grant Indust Saw Rank. Feb Q, 1900 (;
atty W G Orr 81 Chambers 81. $4,000
ST NICHOLAS Az. cor l74th At 1905
lO0--Stratford Avon Co TO Laure Pre-.
vest. Mar -, 1910; atty, Daniel u Fried
man, 2Ob BwbN ...,s.. A2l !. 800
BAYARD ST. 65--Moses and Esther Levy
TO Leopold Haas Estate Corpn. April 10
1906 atty, " Bennett Marx, 267 Broad
way . 10000
MERCER ST l63-Dollsnd Warehouse 4
Storage Co TO Denison Realty Corpn, %
william 81, Iuly !, 1918: ATTY. Stoddard
vANDAM ST. 3o-Mlehael MRrsseo. North
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

l23D ST, 1874 E--Joseph Teitelbaum agt
John Sonntas and estate Of John A
SonntaE, owners; Martha Sonntag.
owner and contractor. ......,..... S2I0
18TH ST, II abraham Newman sK'
George Scheur and David Pasinsky
owners and contractors; Morris Stiglit7,
Bronx.
linton Az 70i--Morris Nesin ast Clara
Auero,ch, owner and John Auerbs CHI.
contractor Observation-Disclosures. .....SS0
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. lls-l?s W, mtg 5000 ooo-Me,-
Tul sUarsr M Must Go TO HanOys. Mls g
Bond 4 Mss co, New Se s dsri sonh
& Mtg Co to Hanover Mtg Co and Han
over Mtg Co TO American Trust Co. ls5
BWsy; atty. y NJ Co, 1875 Broai-
BRoApwAY' 5 " cor lssd st: ii;c :tI'V 81,
; se' w. mis ,l5s s. E.,,,;, Gersrt
st. and snoi attys. Cadwaiader. W 4
51H Az, sl7--Title> Guar Trust Co to
Bank Bank for Ssv' go .th av' atty; TILE nIe
18TH ST, 10 Elite Guar & Trust CO
to I Say Bank. soS. Madison sy; al
i,TH ST. sie f. mtg ,Is.oc0-jo. Hub "
e1r. to Harry Schmeisins, Floral Park
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discharged Apr 5. i9la-The Fathers OF
the blessed Sacrament to Alice Dignet,
2es Pway. Yonkers, y Y ct sno.
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9TH AV. 46s.iss, mtg $4,000, a THE
Thrift, Inc. to County Holding co, 100
Bway; ,attys.. Merrill & T.. 100
Bway; int ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 500
ESSEN ST, es, 100 Broome ST. mtg now
SIS. O0o--Sameon Lachmau TO Fanny
Lippman, 1882 Forest av, Far RockawAy,
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9TH Az. 70, mtg $4,000. half part-pavld
Lippmann 10 Central Union Trust Co, so
5sTH ST, $40 w-Lawyers Nor, 20 to
Sarah 5 Rrownell, S22 " 56th ST. atty.
Lawyers T & r Co, $50 Bway. SIC 900
BROADWAY. cor l7sth 81. prior int
OF SIS 900 In mtg $50, 0oO-Simon Prets-
field TO Trust 20, trustee, rs Broad
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Bronx,
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Branch, y j, TO Lawyers Mtg Co, 80
Liberty at; atty, Title Guar 7 Co,
MT HOPE PL. ;, goo jerome az, ?Sy
l25-Lawyers' Title 4 r Co to Cath II
MacCracken; atty. Lawyers Title & T
TTNToN Az $, S2.s s l4sth st,--x-Es.
tate Settlement Co TO Hermann Secck-
amp, 1853 Tiebout aV; atty, Darlington
d z, 200 B~ay. ..........,...,..-, 800
UNIVERSITY AV, l6l5-Joffre Realty Co
TO Philion Realty co. 2ss Bway; atty,
Max Monfried 2ee J3WaN. 81 o 90
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