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New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Lis Penders
Manhattan

Isl AN, ISL, Amelia Qssinan ag: Jaro.,.
filsner = Al lforeclos OF mfg): atty.
q Y Granger ''
Ei9GECD MBl5 Az, 8. 257 fseth st,
81 lx9o.7; E.ulgrant inGus Savg hank
sgt John pr-yer ~ Al ,foreclos II mig,
attys. p L O Conner
9sI II ST, y <. 100 alum ev 25xlno II.
Martin 'iross4nan agt Jas { Thomas
ct al Forecios OF ,ntg): altys. kraAower
& Peters
s9TlG ST 226 e: Lucy q pahlgren art
Fanny iruen ct al lamended foreclos
Of 'ntg); attys Everett. Clark & Bene-
5TH Av. W SOIL llsth st 2o.loo.
Loretta Wynne - al agi Rarnett
Goidstein et al Noreclos Q. mtg. atty.
Kantrowitz
llsrH ST .. 25o lst av S5xlco 10.
Iawy Mtg CO ast Lowinson Rea!ty Co,
nc nc ct al totcclos OF MTG. attys.
30 ST. 2'S r n -. 'sls 70 1923,
1927 and 1899; Fix actions. John A
Schappert ct al agt Tteresa Michael
et al toreclos OF six mlgsl. atty. + r
ELIZABETH ST. $. s44 y Prsnce st.
@oxso5; Bowery Ssvg Bank agt Louis
oliYa * a. t0ircios OF TWO mtpsl sttyx
'Adwalader. Wicf.isiani & Talt
l24TU ST l46 Z. sani i Fechairnar CT
al sEt Ben1 Cohen q "a Coseclos of
mtg at,ys Co..nan. Stern Z Go't,so.r.
18th ST. lo4 ", Poue hiteepsic ::ave Esuez
O, mts) atty, u Losey.
5.TH ST s. 200 W ISL av.i soxlnn 4,
Harry = Gin et al ag, Reutsh Gil At
a. action 70 compel deliver OF deeds.
etc) atty. Black. Nnrian & Simon
o1TH ST. y ;. lss st av. ss-er
,specsfic pertormance); sAy. Marks q
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

is at higher price ''tis than AtSe the
current market quotations indicate.
The brick manufacturing season is
rapidly drawing to close and the
stocks on hand are not more than
40 per cent of normal. It is esti-
mated that there will be little Of the
new brick of the present years pro
ductlon coming into this market before
the middle Of this month, so that by
october ] common brick prices prob
ably Will be quoted on the local whole
sale market at an advance over present
prices.
IN the supplemental building mate
rial market the attitude is that of
complete confidence. Paints advanced
forty cents gallon last week. Lead
prices have been marked up consjd
erably. Plumbing supplies lead in the
general price forwarding movement.
Basin, bath and tank supplies will
propaoly be under new price sched-
ule, showing an advance by tomorrow,
ernor Company has issued new dis
count sheet showing material advances
from former lists. Sill cocks show
another advance and brass fittings are
up is per cent. All composition roof
ing is straining toward higher levels.
Plumbing supplies in which wood PLAYS
an important part report mills booked
ahead from three to four months even
at the higher prices recently an
nounccd, and there is evidence that
new business will be accepted at higher
ieVels IMAM those now prevailing.
Work at Glass Plants
In the window glass department re-
ports show that most Of the hand
operated plants which were scheduled
to start the second fire in August are
we'll under way. The production of
these plants, however, is practically
all sold and with stocks fairly we'll ex-
hausted, especially in the small sizes
Prices are not likely to advance. how
ever, for some time, the exact date
being set for some time in November
Buying is active, subject to mill ac-
ceptancc, even now, and there is an in
creasing tendency among jobbers tc
stampede those mills that have any
capacity still unsold. There is no pos
siblity of obtaining box cars, which
will further hamper deliveries.
This problem of car shortage is be.
coming an increasingly harassing one
tributers here, and, in fact, all through
the East. This condition affects par
ticularly the cement interests ever
now.
Generally speaking, the building ma
terial industry was inclined to assume
a more hopeful attitude with regard te
the autumn building movement as the
week clos ed Returning vacationists
are already quickening the demand fol
homes, which. in the light Of the pres
cnt housing shortage. VIII tend to force
prompt decision regarding labor wage
stablization There is a noticeable tend
ency on the part of manufacturers OF
all kinds to hasten production in antic-
pation of the January inventories,
which may be prolonged in order tc
assist in the general wage stabilizatior
plans.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Poertner Motor Car Co.
Gets 57th St. Build;no
Rent Big Structure for Long
Term of Years, Leasing
of Loft Space

The Cross & Brown COMPANY have
leased for the New York Taxicab
company, the building at 622 to
6Ao West Fifty-seventh Street to
the foertner Car Motor Company
Tor term of years; the seventh
floor at 52l to 531 West Tifty-scventh
Street to the Interstate Mechanical la
boratories, lpc., for q long term of
years; the first floor in the building at
Webster, Second and Third avenues.
Long Island City, to f. S. PARTRIDGE
company, for term of years, and Office
& Co. ''N way ~ l '' oole
The Duross Company has leased
the store and basement at 1856 Ninth
Avenue to William McSherry: the
storage building at the rear Of 237 70
245 West Nineteenth Street for the
Warcoticy Company and the w. G.
Cornell Company to John O'Neill for
a term Of years; the corner store at
the northeast corner of Fifteenth
Street and Ninth Avenue to r. Sharaga
Jacob j: Tabolt has leased to Knick-
erbocker Council, Knights of Columbus
1 the tour. story dwelling at 354 West
i"cN'y -clEhth Street. Alter extensive
alterations the building will be used
as a clubhouse. Mr.. Tabolt has also
leased the store and basement at 44F
West Forty-second Street to Rudolph
Brino.
White Goodman have leased for the
David Stevenson Brewing Company the
buildings at 11l to 143 West TWENTY.
seventh Street to Green & Borgus for {
long term of years, at rental aggre
eating S200,000 The lessees intend tt
alter the property into a modern store
and loft building and to occupy this
store, basement and second floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Fine lselin Dwelling in
10Th St. Reported Sold
Five-Story Structure Valued nj
100000; Many Others
Buy Homes

Mrs. John H. Iselin is reported to
have sold tho five-story American base
ment house, on lot 2Sxa02, ut so East
Seventy ninth Street.
Sale in Seventeen Street
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold for Marian and Eleanor Hague
the modern four story American base
ment dwelling at 161 East Seventeen
Street
Buy in Manhattan Avenue
Charles Frcdericks has sold for Mrs.
Amelia Woodward the three story
dwelling at a01 Manhattan Avenue, to
James and Joseph Rafferty,.
Houses in 49th Street Sold
J. b. English has sold for Francis X.
O'Connor the two four-sto buildings
on plot 40Xl00, at 228-230 West Forty
ninth Street.
Deal in Hath Street
Ward Bolkrap & Son have scld for
j. V. V. Olcott, 20 West 114th Street, a
three-s story and basement dwelling on
lot 17.Sx100.l1.
Parts With 122nd Street House
Shaw & Co. have sold for Mrs
Katherine G. Oppcnheim 118 West
122d Street, three-story and base
ment brownstone dwelling on plot
Sale in 1S3d Street
S. J. Taylor has sold for F. B. Raw
son the residence, on plot 37x10O, on
tho south side of 1881 Street, 125 feet
west Of jerome Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Suburban Home Buyers
Get Westchester Houses
John W. Doscher Sells Prop
erty at White Plains Held at
$4,000: Other Sales

Prince & Ripley, through their
White Plains Office, have sold for John
". Doscher his hollow tile residence
in Prospect Park, White Plains, to
Kurt Wolf, president of the Vernon
Metal and Produce Company, of this
city. This property was held at s25 900.
They have nlso sold Tor the Pinchbeck
Realty Company a house on Chatter
ton Parkway, in the Lester Hill sec
tion of White Plains, to James A. Cap
raini, of Brooklyn. The same brokers,
throi gh their Pelham Office, have sold
for Dario Resta, the we'll known auto
driver. his residence on Willard Ave-
nue.. Pelham Manor, to J. n Carpenter,
of this city. The property was held
at $4,000.
Burke Stone has sold for Edwin
Lefevre, the writer, his house in Law
renee Park, to c. Rollins Manville; for
Oliver NJ. Oake, dwelling in the Long
vale section, to Wilbert n. Benedict,
for ]. D. Riley, his residence on Web
ster Avenue, Armour Villa Park. TO a
Mrs. Gershoy, and for Alfred b. Stone
dwelling, at Maple Street and Pondheld
Road, to Edgar Williams Beckwith.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
North Side Savings Bank
Building in Bronx Sold
Property in Third Ave., Near
1881 St. Sale of Flats and
Dwellings

J. Clarence Davies has sold the North
Side Savings Bank Building, at 323o-2
Third Avenue, 100 feet south of 163d
Street. 1t is two-story. Of stone and
steel construction. on plot 33.6xl09.
Flat in Arthur Avenue Sold
Max Silverstein has sold to the Julia
Realty Company q 4x-story apartment
at 1912 Arthur Avenue, at the north
east corner of 18th Street, and the six
story apartment at 637 East 175th
Street, each on plot 46x95 feet; also
to A. w. Calm six-story apartment,
on plot 46x95 feet, at 641 175th Street.
Washington Avenue Sale
A. Rasmussen has sold to NJ. Heutel
the apartment at 1926 Washington Ave
nue..
Buyer for Store Building
Calm & Pittman have purchased the
southeast corner of Intervale Avenue
and 165th Street, a cne-story store
building, on lot 2oxS7, from Frances W
Deutsch. S. Ullman was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Doll Concern to Erect
Big Factory in Newark

The site at the northeast corner of
Central Avenue and Lock Street, New
ark. N. j., formerly occupied by the
Halscy Smith tanneries and now owned
by the General Leather Company, meas
uring l13 feet on Central Avenue, 215
feet in Lock Street, 6S feet in Hovt
Street and rs feet on Sussex Avenue,
comprising approximately $4,000 square
feet Of ground, has been sold to the
New Toy Company. of this city. An
agreement has been entered into be-
tween the New Toy Company and the
lrvington Door and Lumber Company
for the erection of modern structure.
with three outbuildings, comprising
nearly 10000 square feet, for the man
ufacturer of dolls and toys. The total
cost of land and buildings will be in the
neighborhood of $250,O0O. J. L. Feible-
man & Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Chinese Coral Is Rubber Ball
Of Mountain Sealing Goats

Among the strange animals that
came under the observation Of Roy
Chapman Andrews, who conducted an
expedition into further China. under
the auspices Of the American Museum
Of Natural History, WAS the coral.
mountain goat Of extraord mary agility.
Il have seen a coral" says the ex-
plorer, run at full speed down the face
perpendicular. The dogs did rot vent
ure to follow it. As the ANNA! landed
on projecting rock. it would bounce
off as if made of rubber and leap eight
or ten feet to narrow ledge tha, did
not seem large enough 70 support
rabbit. youths Companion.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Rent East Side Dwellings

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Mrs. Joseph A. flanpery the fve-story
AmcriSan basement dwelling at As
East FIT .icth Street. between Madison
and Park Avenues, to Franklin sB.
Lord. for whom Pease & Gilman re-
Gently sold II East Seventy-sixth
Street, and for William j. Morris. ir.,
the three-story and basement dwell
ing at l24 East Scventy-third Street.
be ween Park and Lexington Avenues,
to Calvert Brewer.
Douglas l: Gilman l. Co. have
story American basement dwelling at
IA East Sevcntieth Street, between
Fifth and Madison Avenues, to Mrs.
NJ. Fl. Birch, unfinished, for term
Of years
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Assignments of Mortgages
Marhattor
Manhattan

losTH ST. 2l5-2I7 ". nlige $4,000: sophie
Wagne. TO Louis Davis. 2lo W 9sth
81. atty, Julius II Ziese-, 2l7 Broa1-
.I4riI 81. 13s-149 +: Jacob Moersfeider
TO Hy J kIogeH S44 + 24lst 81. Bronx;
61'iI ~. 500 s.g s.. 500 < part. Ed% gSy
J Cross. or. to Edv cross 444 ID
ga s. atty. Herbert Cr"eauer s7l
SAME PROPERTY, y par; Eaw J Gres,.
exr Marie Cress. = Marie N Roberta.
444 Z 22d 81: atty. Same. Court order
Bronx
TIFFANY ST, al2; sl2 Tiffany st Corpn 70
Metropoi Trust Co; atty. A'eer & Co y
vaHsSTHR Av. 204s, chas T4,aam u and and
ano, e4rs. 70 Narv Coiii~s - e 3sth
r r,sG;d5t.ty. s.; ATTY. G " Collins. 40 VAL =: 81
'f01N ro AZ Louis n p E,era H.. ana sno
\ r & Mtg Co. 1s5 Bwav 500
MORRIS Az. 13l6; Grenri,l- 4 winthrop.
trus. to Title Guar < T GO. t1s Sway
atty, Title Guar & 7 Co. l76 Broad
OGDEN Av. 1860: 74th st Holding Co TO TO
Abel King. 81 Union so, and ano. atty.
Wakefield 25x114. Salvatore " De PAS
quale 2s75 Marion az. 10 Morris Iiber-
man 1ls 2 2lSth 81: atty. Title Guar
BRY ANT AN, 1856; Reich Hdg Co to
Isurehard Steiner. 254th 81 and Inaepen-
oehce aV' atty Galiert & Z. g, Liberty
WASHTNGTON Av. W s 40 . e, w
S'sxlo0 East River Savings Instn to
Edgar Si'man. can VS. Nni ~.
attys Fletcher. McC & b. l2s Broad
CANNON z. $. 100 2ssth 81. 1sss
100; also Cannon u. e ., l5s 3 a essth
So Soc 's'f5gg: 10 rgx : c1,. Mg'ual l..seyolent
Yonkers; y atty. Lawyers TUE q
Co. $50 Bway oos
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

y. Fior"nce Horton to r q & Y Co
tsS Bway; due and interest as per
Fast Side
STU sT : $50 e 50 av, 2sxlso m;
Aug 20 Sons Of Italy Hall, Borough
& Trust Co. 16o Bway s yrs, 5hs per
llTII ST. >. 1o4lo University pi
s91n4,loi si,a1s m: y, Aye 20" Hugh l Arm
T G q II Co, 17G Bway ........... 81, 900
l7Tu ST. zoos E. $ 5. 44xs2, Aug 90 !:
janlin. 40 Central Park West; due Aug
~ w. c; atty II G r GO,
7SrH sl. Isl o. $. lsx1o72 M; siO.uus Avy
29' Fannie II Ashmore to Bowery Saw
Bank, les Bowery. yrs, aia . c.:
atty, l. + & T Co. 1850 Bway SIS, 900
West Side
~ rroviacniiai i really sna Investing nv ting
Go to Emmanuel Bamberger. 245 w
Aus u l95s ,3,c 81 G. a'tys raskns, .a, IS
4,Tn s'r. ~ ". $. 2oxioo.5; Aug -; ~;
Mcyer Klein to MarK't G Davidson
wtge ng $4,000; attys, Randall & J.. iss
l2sTH sT 5ii-527 ", icasehotd 'GnG N,
Aug 20 Philip l'adva to Abr Handman,
i9A e i4th st ana ano: ins,alls, 6 p c;
attys, .Goldfein & w. $50 Bway -. ss95o
lS9TH m ST. Iss I5,,,Ns W. S s', ls5x99l1; m, m;
Farmers Loan g. Trust Co. % William
st. trustee; due Aug 22 1923, 5'a p c:
attys. Geler. & II, 22 Exchange
l4TH ST. n s, s4o3 Amsterdam av.
lt.9x9sli; p m; Aug 2s; Elz Kelly
to Lawyers Mort Co. 50 Liberty St due
Co. lT6 Bway ........,..... 50. 500
l49TH ST. 3o4s ". s. 5ox9o u; p m;
Aug 2e; Milie Rosenberg to Henrietta
due Sept !. 1921, Z: pr mtge ST..
oOo. atty, I q & 7 Co. l7e Bway SO. 600
l64TH ST. >. 10 W stehbins Az; 2oS
,3.6. Semund che4cn to Wilhelmsna
Ehmann, $40 E i64th st; pr mtg Sc, 500 :;
Aus 30. due June u. 1922. per cent;
atty, 7 {; s. 4 Co. i7s Bway s.. $50
LOT 10. NIX Al. map Morris PARK; Nc :
olas Kalin It al to Workinen's Sick
and Death Benefit Fund OF the 5
Of \. Is 80 av. Aug y; yrs. 5 =
per cent; atty T & & T Co, l76 Broad
nHGoN Av, 1908. :. 25xlos.4; wi,liialn
N!eis TO Louis \ bashr, 5S9 " loS'h
per cent, atty Hy a Eberhardt. 81 LIB,
2D Av. $ $. 5o7 " 4th st. saxllo; Wake
field: barney ScAerr TO Wnl j MANI.
yrs. -, per cent; atty, Thos w Mcknight.
81 W ot'~ y i'SS ., "oAiVU, tocss4c
tialpern 10 John II Henshaw. trus, 99t
West End av; pr mtg s27.50o: Aug
~ due, etc, as per bond, atty Jonn
II lIensnaw 20 Nassau st. 81 500
PROSPECT AN. 1888. s. 25x1l7. Louis
Klein and 10 Persning Realty Co,
2'9 Bway. prior mtgo s,.2oO aug 27:
instals, c: atty. MaN Monfried, 2ss
vANy AtNy1Byr BrpEN s,c ,7as e;ioyanna sirsp 3,a w
and ano to Frank Huber at Spittels
Colonial Inn. Pelham Bay Park; prior
Intge 81. coo, Aug IS yrs. c: atty.
Chas II Baichler. 1126 !. Tre:ncn. av
$500
ECHO FL. : y 345s W Anthony a.. 29x
l00N26Xl0o. Jos Bender Co. Inc. To
William g Iergler. 1870 " .so,h st.
prior mtg, ; Aug %: due Nov ~.
ie2, c; atty. O'Crady Bros "a
Hway ...... ............ So, 500
BRIGGS AN. II S. 595.s n l94th st; 22x
Hilx22x93.4 Jos Grossman to Frank
@ Donneii, 1851 Briggs av; Aug 30; yrs
hi2 y C. atty. Chas B Mclaughlin. 267S
FAIRMOUNT PL. s. l75 Frospec; az
25Ni25, Max Heinhold 70 Chas K.ssen-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01

s0ch action AS requested by the master
builders be granted.
IN the mean time the price situation
rs shaping itself for future rothor
'han tor immediate building condi-
tons. The same is true of pol;cies ro-
gard'ng supply. Reports from nearly
every building material producing con-
tire coming to hand at the close Of tim
week betray none of the uncertainty
characteristic of the actual construc-
''on market at the week end. Instead
OF tmldity there is almost general
attitude of preparation for a vast seals
or building work. Mills arc taking
advantage Of n slight reaction in order.
placing IN the consuming markets by
rep'enlshing their bins, racks and
stacks. and some industries, notably
cement steel, plaster, sand and gravel,
are wholly devoid of the safeguarding
steps as to stocks, and in some cases
even shipments, that are commonly
seen when prolonged strike situation
is considered to be imminent.
Brick Prices Remain Same
In the common brick department this
situation is particularly notable. The
price situation at $l5, plus the usual
charges for handling, carriage. etc, is
crowding for higher place in some
quarters, but is being held in place
FOR the present by reason Of the fact
that 1919 brick have not yet moved
out of manufacturers hands. The sup
ply of brick for :his market last weel,
was greater probably than in any
single week so far this year and an
parently all purchases were being
moved directly to actual construction
work. Forward purchasing of this ma
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Good Samaritan Loses
His ''Front" i'm a .sFlop's

KANSAS C1TY.-George Bradley 900
East Third Street. appeared in Judge
Ralph S. Latshaw's court as complain
ing witness against Eugene Carroll. Of
the North Side, charged with petty
larceny.
What Nv happeneS?" asked Judge Lat
We'll, this guy hooked me on
Main Street last night for a 'eop,'" ex-
plained Bradley. II got him a bed. but
ne sprung this morning before / did
and took my front with him"
Judge Latshaw was inarticuiate for a
moment, then inquired Of Bradley what
his front" consisted of Brad ey said
1t was his suit, shoes, razor and sui.
case The complainant appeared In
court in pair of overalls.
After being assured that Brad ey had
recovered his front" Judge Latshaw
let of Carroll with six months SEN
tence in the county jail.-Tacoma
Ledger.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Mills Preparing
For Resumption
OF New Buildings
Instead Of Timidisy Due
to Labor Troubles, the
Attitude of Material Pro-
ducers Is Preparedness

Building material supply dealers
hsve met the request of master build
.rs to close down their yards complete
IL in order to promptly meet the strike
situation in the skilled trades with a
demand for full cooperation from all
mason material producers and distrih-
sters, according to the Dow Service
Daily Building Reports.
There is to be an important confer
ence of the building material dealers
next Wednesday following the confer
snce of week ago. In the interim
committees are at work among the
common brick, lime and cement mann
iacturers to ascertain the extent Of
the unity of action that may be ex-
pected from sources of supply should
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

7TH Az. 2ss: 27th st, lSs. all; n O Glei-
stein to kaplan & KoYdan. 294 7th ~,
10 yrs from May /, 1920; atty, NJ Lavitt
2S6 Bway ................ s., 300
57rE ST 35l ". All; Real Really Co 10
Jean Petitjean. 35l w 57th st 70
yrs from Oct |, 1919. .......... 81. 500
BROADWAY. 922. str and part b; Gerald
- Smith and anr, trustees to Max
laber. 204 Eldridge st; 10 yrs from
March !, 1919 atty, JDo NJ. Zinanain. s
9TH AV. SIS. str and b: Henry Wacker
TO Fililppo Cassola and anu, 63s 9Th
*v. yrs from May !. 1919; atty. Geo
b De Luca. Rector t,..........Sl.s 500
DAWSON ST. ss7. str: Ehler II Errest
to Jas ] Alexander. s62 L 156th st: S
yrs from May I. 1918: atty. c f Kelley.
TOPPING AN, 1762s4. all; Jessie S Hens
sler 70 Fredk koedding. 81 e l77th st:
yrs from Oct |, 1919; atty. f Koea-
JACKSON AN, 5s5-s7. all; Katharine
Schlaier< to National Auto Truck Co.
10 yrs from April l. 1918; atty, John
kadel. $40 E 14sth 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

DOW WntOWn
G9n Mc2aSp Sr 5'-s9 %nDst S2aTs. cnAs
Riverside DIR; Dec 5. 1916; atty Annette
\, T@rncs f%l,Gs :, seeHsthampton' es l. 500
Mountain Side Dairy Co to Ady Nadel
13 Suffolk st; mtg $4,000; Aug 25 ;
ntty. IL Axelrod. b2 Graham av
East Side
11TH ST. 1910 W University pi. 25x
Homane nS" q 11ak ST. r. mtg eu Sana saa.
600; Aug. 20; atty. T & r Co, .l7s
54TM 81. i1o 3. $. a5x1oo.5; John nv l.
pu Fais, individ end trus, to Fredls
soe @>"s' Aas ~ atty r "a s. %'s Go. II
ssTM sr sss d $. is.2x,oo; ran"y slny
Korn 10 Jane E Lar<in. 226 Z 4oth
st, anH ano: mtg $1,000; Aug rs;
18TH ST, n $, Sos.4 " 18th av l6.sxlo2.z;
Van Olcot,, exr. etc, to Bankers
Co. Is Wan st, trus; attys. White
MADISON Az. " S 1865 lSoth at, 1s5
T7o; So; Jno ] o'keefe and ano o to Jno
II; atty, Jno NJ Rider. Al Cedar st. 500
West Side
18TH ST AS 9Th av 2sxs2; Robert
Hoe Est Co to Chas Springer 2ls w
2lst. Aug 26; atty, r G. & T Co, l76
24Tu ST, l52 ". .. 25x9s.s; Mary
HoSnen TO H1 Gr""9n' on nGIds rS;a. rSi Ii'
N & l.. 81 Chanlhera st. ...........-. SO
44Tn sT 225 " 5th az 2Sxloo, . !:
y Go of \ i. lAo Hwuy June 50; atty,
i q < 4 Co, 171 bwaY. Y.......... $lo0
60TH ST $. 2S7.6 g Columbus av, ., OK
lo0.o: Eliz NJ pracker to iilia Pracker,
ga " S5th st, and auo, ;rus; mig $50.
Op0: Aug -, atty, r x 7 co, l7G
mi .,, .,oo .,t,, - on,',o. . :,
Edith a Ashley amt ano, ,rus. 20 Natn
VI Watters 2tl 1ith 81. ElNyn; Aug q:
.ir,, a,ty T I. q & r. co. l76 hwaX slao
HhrTluor. trus. to Belle + Baker. S5
" l$lth st. Aug IS, atty, T G & T co;
lsorH Sr 25s W. $ $. ls.exa9.ll; Farm
ers I. y T co, trus to Elizabeth Realty
Co. IS l,ark row; Aug -; atty, Ben
HoWman 20 Louise +: pictcrs rs "
1sSth st; Aug IS; atty. 7 q & 7 Co,
l41Tu ST. AZ w. n 5. l4gxa9li: Lazy
St; Aug IS, atty. T & & T Co. l.s
l4aTM SIR. 5o4.G W :. 5oxaq.1i; lien,
ric;,a and Lucy Na,hanson to Mllte
Rosenberg. S9i Riverside Dir, mtg S32
ooo Aug %, atty, " T co. -
lssTH ST. 5as "; s,.. 5, ia,&x72: sa'nI
St, eNs' tr to sas5c s5c Aux sn'0 s atty at. Z
7 Co. l7G Bway. ...................s 800
Bronx
1G4TII ST. s. 10 W Stcbbins av. 2ox73.s
Wilhelmina Enmann to Sigmond Nh!z"n
81 Il ll2th st. mIgc S-.750' Au., 80
atty. Title Guar & T Co, 17G Bway. $500
l&6TlI ST, Gcl II. s 25Xloo; Ab6ir \
O'Eourk- to Eliz T. Shopcrd 5s6 u 165th
st; nltge $4,000, Aug 20, atty, Titls
Guar < r Co. l76 Bway ........... 81 0f
MORRIS Az. 1916 S, 5oxo2.6. Felix
Realty Co to lIosu Realty Co, Beck
man st: lntCc 10000; Aug 2S; atty
prce Bros 27l Bway ............ Sl0c
DCTo pl. $. 1858 W Anthony av, 27N
looN20Nloo Mac Lceniv to Jos
Aug %; atty, Abr Wilhcr. SO Park
Row -.-........ ........ 0(
2p AV S 9, S97 4th st Wakefield 3Ss
40, VIA j Manz to Barney Scherr
New-York tribune., 1919-09-01
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

STANTON ST. 277: Fritz & Co agt Dena
Alfscs. owner; Samuel Abramowitz,
6sTH ST l07 and 100 West; Thomas =
burAe agt Fannie Nugent. owner and
roNraCtor .............. S2II 7S
STATION PL. s. $50 it Of Gun Hi
road. 5oxs6: Anthony Availone agt
Richard Morrison and John Doe. own
ers; Richard Morrison, contractor. $3.50
UNION Av, o9l: Louis Hochwald agt
Abraham Yaliut ~ 81 taction for spe-
cihc performance OF contract; ATTY
\ Gross
RAILROAD Av. . $50 # Il of Quarry
road. 50xlo0; Peter Moebus agt Agnes
Donnelly foreclosure OF mortgage> !;
atty, L, II Bergman
1s4TH ST. s. 1919 IT OF Bain-
bridge Az. rs: 1x.7l; Mary W Reynolds
AZ, Rafael Juongo - al foreclosure
Of mtge); atty. II A 1ngreham.
WASHINGTON AN, :. 1870 # n OF 1Gath
st. 5l.lx1o7.7; Morris Jasper agt Thomas
Connor ct a! tforeclosu of mtge): atty,
Krakower & Peters.