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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
NeapolItar Creams

Dust a board with confectioner's
SUGAR and place on II some OF the
foundation cream. flavor with vanilla.
kreadIng II well. Divide into five por-
lions: leave one white. color the re-
naming portions with chocolate. yell
low. pink and green Roll out each
portion In the same shape. place one
on top OF another. pass a rolling pin
lightly over 20 make the layers adj
here. cut In squares or slices. wrap
IN wax paper and put In a cold place
Go become firm.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

we wish 20 extend hearty thanks IN
our white and coiored citizens for tho
great success or our Summer Chrr.,,
fariy which was held nj L.. r.. r Han
iast week Tor the benefit OF the co,ors..,
Methodist chnrch.-Annie l.. Finley
,res, Hertha Nichols. sec'y, Rev. O.
W. Moore. Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
MRS. PATTERSON ENTERTaINs.

Mrs. Sallie Patterson entertained
informally "Wednesday evening at her
home I'm East Hickman
The guest Of honor was Miss Eva
Lou Smith. Of Greenfield, Tennessee.
Interesting games were enjoyed by the
jolly crowd and the evening was con
tinued round OF pleasure.
Miss Smith leaves Sunday for her
ant visit.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

J. G. Sexton and wife are In Fulton
today for the purpose of having their
little daughters tKathryn) tonsils re-
moved They were accompanied by
Dr. H. +. Prather and Mrs. Baird.
trained nurse.
We sell Belle OF Ava Flour. Highest
patent Every sack guaranteed. Eli
son Grocery and Hardware Co.
Mrs Gus Rudy returned homo In
night from two weeks visit with her
mother and father at CenterviIle Tenn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
WILL WE'D TOMORROW.

As we go To press we learn that De
Witt Reid. recently returned from
France and a member Of the firm Of
Reid Bros. and Miss Minnie Dale Bur
rus. Of Dumas. Ark. viii be united In
ma rriage tomorrow at the brides home.
Fine young folks; further particu-
lars next week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
u Can't Be Done.

A French professor AYERS that the
greatest wealth OF ideas comes 10 the
human brain between two and Ave
O'Clock in the morning Has the
learned professor ever been able to
hit ON one that came anyways near
fooiing his wife during the wee small
hours? Neither have we.-Grii
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

Geo Newton left yesterday Tor fui-
whore he goes to accept "A posi-
a., win the Illinois Central Railroad
Co
x,,ss Tbela Barnes. one Of Hickman's
..oSt talented young musicians VIII
,1va in n few days for Cincinnati 10
,ste a special course in music
Yes Kelly and wife and daughter
Daisy. attended reunion at the nome
- Jno. s. Cullin. near Liyermore, NY
last week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
IMPORT GERMAN DYES.

Importations Of a six months supply
of dyes from Germany for American
manufacturers will be allowed under
a ruling announced by the war trade
board. Manufacturers have been re
quested 10 file statements with the
board showing the total quantities OF
dyes needed for the six months pc
riod beginning October L.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
How World L. Colored.

After all. the kind OF world one car
ries about I'm oneself Is the important
thing. and the world outside takes all
Its grace. color and value from that
James Russell Lowell.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
Cherry Creams

silt giace cherries In halves length
wise. mold cream favored with al
mond into balls and press a half cherry
on each side. To form the stalk Of
the cherry use strips Of angelica or
the stem OF the fresh fruit
Candled pineapple. ginger. dates,
rgs and prunes all make a most deli
cious candy when used In combina-
ton with the cream
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
Mothers Cook Book

We call him srrong who stands un-
moved
Calm as some ter-pest-heaten rock
When some great trouble huris IS shock .
We say OF him His strength II proved; ="
But when the spent storm folds ifs wings.
How bears he then iife's little thingsl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
Foundation Cream.

Break the white OF an egg into
bowl and mix with an equal amount
OF liquid. water fruit Juice. coffee or
milk or cream may be used. Into
this stir Que pound OF confectioner's
sugar. adding II gradually until thick
enough 20 mold with the fingers. From
this foundation one may enlarge. so
that an endless variety may be made.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

During the hot weather one may
prepare In the home or az the lake
or IN the country without heat these
delicate candies. The secret OF max
ing uncooked candles Is % use the
finest confectioner's sugar. so fine that
when rubbed between the fingers no
grain Is left
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
Prnnrrrnlnt Creams

Use the foundation cream favored
with peppermint For wintergreen fla
vor with wintergreen and color green;
for cinnamon color pink.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

Use the foundation cream made
with coffee. roll into balls and press
a half walnut meat on each side. Dip
In beaten egg white and roll In col
ored sugar.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04
Lemon Creams

Crate the rind OF lemon into q
bowl. add the strained lemon Juice. a
pinch of tartarfc acid and enough con-
fectioner's sugar 20 mold into balls.
then press into fiat cakes and let stand
IN a cold place "a hours Orange may
be used In place OF lemon. making an
other flavor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

Henry Roney. who has been sick for
the past few days, is reported better.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-04

Some cool weather. The thermometer
registered IS at sunrise this morning.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Burt L. Fenner to Live
To Croton.on-Hudson
Buys Stone Ledge, on Albany
Post Road, From r. A.
.teycnsOl

Burt l.. Fenncr, one of the best
known of American architects, a mem
Der of the firm of Mckim, Mead g.
White, has bought Stone Ledge. on the
Albany Post Road at Crotona- the
Hudson, the property of T. A. Steven
son. The land, containing about two
acres, is improved with stone resi-
dence and garage overlooking the Hud-
son River. Kenneth Ives g. Co. nego-
tiated the DEAL
More Acres for White Plains Dwellers
Tho Robert e. Farley Organization
has sold for Mrs. Mary A. Gibson sew
eral acres of land at Ridgeway, White
Plains, to Samuel Heller. who has re-
Gently purchased the Cheadra Williams
place, adjoining.
Brooklyn Man Buys on Battle Hill
Howe &, Thompson have sold for
William G. and Alice S. Jarvis Dutch
Colonial house under construction on
Battle Hill, White Plains, to Robert
A. Heston, Of Brooklyn.
Yonkers House Buyer
George Howe has sold for John L.
Frye, of Yonkers, cottage on Gilbert
Pace, Yonkers, to Edward Race, of this
city.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Folks Are Returning to
Cottage Life i'm Chelsea
On Land of the Moores Atttrac-
tive Old Homes Are Quickly
Taken Up by Homeseekers

James n. Wclls's Sons have sold the
dwellings at A42 West Twenty fourth
Street to J. s. Kavanagh. and at ASo
West Twentyfourth Street to Mrs. 4,
W. Delehanty.
These dwellings, arc on Moore estate
leasehold and in the row Of houses
known as Chelsea Cottages. There
has been considerable interest shown
in these cottages in cases where occu-
pancy could be quickly obtained. The
attractive feature is that the purchase
of these leaseholds requires compara-
lively very little cash.
Harlem Dwellings, Sold
Marie NJ. Pont has purchased from J +.
J.. Van SAINT 244 West 12lst Street, a
three story dwelling, on lot 16.Sx1OO.
The A. Kane Company was the broker.
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for
the Emma A. Marson estate the four
story dwelling, on lot 20x100.11, at 1OS
West 123d Street. The same brokers
resold the property for the new owner
to Alice Crossman.
East I'D Street House Deal
Harris & Vaughan have sold for NJ
?. Collins to q client for occupancy
the four story and basement dwelling
at IFS East Seventy second Street, be-
tween Lexington and Third Avenues
on lot 16.Sx55x104.4.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

200; Lewis l.. Rosenthal Co. were the
brokers in both transactions.
Inc Brett & Goode Company has
leased half of the seventh floor at
S2l-3l West Fifty seventh Street to
Schweizcr Importers, Inc, in con-
junction with Frederick Southack and
Alwyn Ball jr.
Bastinc & Co. have rented the third
hoor at ~ West Fifteenth Street, to
Chelsea Manufacturing Company;
seventh floor ct 81 Fifth Avenue, to
llerry Cohen & Co.; fourth floor at 4S
Wcst Flftccnth Street, to Strand
Cloak Company, aud the third floor
mont AZ Is West Twenty-sixth Street.
TO krushal & krushal, Inc.
Haggstrom g. Callen have leased Off
ces IN the Simpson Building, Broadway
and Sixtyseventh Street, to the Hobson
Oil Company
f. W. Sharp and Henry Shapiro g.
Co. have leased for showroom purpose
the space in the Wills Building, at 2S6
Fifth Avenue, to Louis Weisman and
to the Principia Waist Company; also
West Twenty second Street to S
Charles Fisher.
illrsch g. Friedman have leased 1900
square feet at 35-9 West Thirty third
street, to Eureka Dress Company;
5000 square feet at 1916 West Twenty
seventh Street, TO Harry Schultz; 5000
square feet at 142-4 West Twenty
sixth Street, to Isidor Funt, and $500
square feet at 1l4-l6 West Twenty
seventh Street, 10 Tyor Grcenbcrg
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Small Flats and Homes
Feature Buying in Bronx
Indications Show Investors De.
mands Are the Directing
Source of the Market

The Pora Realty Company (M. L.
Lowenstcin. president). has sold
through Lcitncr, Brener & Starr The
tivo-story quadruple apartment at 2355
Valentine Avenue, on plot 50x10O.
Harry and Meyer Barschi have pur-
chased from Helena NJ. V. Curtin S54
lntcrvale Avenue. four-story fat with
stores. on plot 77xSS. J. Price was the
broker.
Joseph G. Abramson sold to Hannah
Kaufman 1926 Union Avenue, four
story apartment house on plot 4Ox10O
j. Hyman has bought the four-s story
fiat at 1913. linton Avenue.
Morton M. Green sold for Mrs. X
Harding the two-family dwelling 3145
Hull Avenue to Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from Florence G. Galater the
tve-story apartment, on lot 25x90. at
the southeast corner Of Arthur Avenue
and Oak Tree Place.
Calm & Pittman have purchased d
from Edward 7. Burke 201S Prospect
Avenue, southeast corner of 179th
Street, foursiory apartment on lot
4ox75. John Kelly was the broker in
the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

W"il. loli Nadisorr a.. duo Doc l. ieGs
r.. r MTG $4,000. attys Loon
AjpUBoN Av n . cor is2a St, 7eax
sai Soy 10 shenk r K 9 Co 70 i.io"rni
(lnarce Corpn. 40 " s7th si rrnr
per cent attys Morrison & :. a.o
b"ay ..,...... notes 5000
Bronx
and ano TO Ferdinand Koch. a0oS Web
Ser av; Nov :: ins'aiS : p~r cent. . ~
,..A - \ lenaa. Sols ID av........ s. 2oo
chant to Ela Il raoi,er .g<'g s5s 'pr" E ,sSib gT
st pr mtg $3.50; Nov 10, Yrs.
per cent atty. T & r Co. l7s Broad
EAGLE ~. ~. v 8 isxos.s Nmeiiz
issru ST ~ . 5 qoxloo. bsyi4 ,gif
oIGfS' YonRtrs pr 70 n, s'anshs fdo No. lgehweod
pc cent, atty q d T Go. l7s
ST EAYMoNDS Az. 2424. Eli !. srosy reV
ehsrt to Nm Clesry, 4tto Carpenter
a. p, Soy yrs ner cent. atty. {
HERsCHEl ST 1880. jos iiaibleio to Jeiia
Gaskin- 1850 Herschel st; pr mtge
sn5 sssqe, Nev :, -. Io' yys C.. atty. T!tle
SIMPSON ST. 1852. . :. 5ox1oo. pens VI
Ten ana aro 10 Claus Bosch, sS4 Trinity
ov pr mtee $4,000 Nov / 10 yrs s
= G atty, 6 q Steinmuiler. 1871 2d
WASI4INGTON AV. 1924 = : e7xieo
harry pppenherE 50 Martha Fietzsch,
mtg Slp. ooe. sept 80. d YRS. . ~
,,5s s{tys knrzioan y =. Is Broad 81 $500
PEoSF ENT Az, l0pe. s toNl6s 10
Morris kestenhagn to isrener Reeity So.
leo9 Prospect aN. pr mtGe $4,000. 40,
yrs. . p ci atty. Man Bronaeld. 2aa
18TH ST. : az " s,sbbine sv. is'2xol.
i-ieb Leudau TO Moses Mendelsohn. =
Leonard 81, and ano, oct 81. YRS. 5ia
an he. = Z.
ARTHUR Az. cor Oak Tree ~. s5Nae
Denwood Realty CO to Florence. { Cal
lasher 2@o5 Loring u, pr mlge. So 600.
NoV l lrs g., attys. Msrl. y Is.
1s4rH ST. : - cor Granite III. 4tIoNS2.5.
Leonardo Niscouti To Alfred Neilehber-
ger. 20 East l>+th S. . pr ,ntge s. 500
Nor L, 10, insiails. {. atty. rue Qua
CEESrON Az. . $. l5a6 is2d ~. s5.s1
lso May Smith to carrie Kroe 9e4s
Creston Az Pr mtg 81 900 oct = IN
sails p e. atty Titie Guar r "a.
AV. " cor 1854 81. so.sxs ~.
10 rjneiav av: pr ntge $4,000. Nev
Co, l75 Bway .....-... 81 500
drew $ Giblin to 4 y Tiue & Mtge Co.
1S5 Rwsy, Nov 10, yrs. 5is p c atty.
y y It'll 4 N &c. l5o Hway ~. 81 ooo
Sacher TO Agnes Wolf. s97 Prospecr av.
Nov ia; { yrs. l. per cent, atty. Amend
3 \. il9 Nassau st -.........'.. $1,000
SAME PROPERTY, same to sam. pr
mtg $4,000, Nov 10. . Yrs. SO per cent.
atty. same Observation-Disclosures. g.. 900
WH,lTLocN Az. 81. " 5. 25xIoo alorrs
Alexander TO Bess Realty corp, lp2
Rway Nov Ia. instals; per cont
atty, L \ Brown, l55 Bway ia. .oo0
PkoSPENT AZ. s. i25 n 15sth at. 25x
80; Sam jacobson to Louisa Adanii
'b9 Prospect sv, Nov I. yrs per
cent atty. 4 y Brown. lSa BROAD
way x,6 ,no
BATHGATE Az " =. 1881 - SIN e
lPNl0o, Albert fiure to Betty r More
East Mortified. Mass. Nov 3. . yrs
psr cent atty. TAFT s. :. i William
~ ..... s.. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Nothing 10 Rent, People
Are Turning Buyers
Only Solution of Housing Prob
lem in Brooklyn Is the Opin-
ion of Realty Men

The Realty Associates have sold 2os
South First Street. six-story fiat. TO
c. Pollock 225-7 Reid Avenue. four
story fla. 20 J. II. Cohen: 2ft Van
Brun. Street, four story fat, to John
Sachs, VI. O'Sullivan, broker; ii Dean
Street, two-story and basement. to
Frederick l.. Johanns, Chauncey Real
Estate Company, broker; Halls Ash
land Place, plot 6ox5s.2, sold through
George Schwager; es03 Vista Place,
nefamily dwelling, 30 Thomas Monk
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 696 St. Marks Avenue. q three
story and basement dwelling on lot
i9xlo0, for Winchester Noyes
The Realty Trust has sold for Alco
Building Company the dwelling al z1lo
Sixty-second street 20 F. ] GINS.
L. I. Newman has sold the four
story apartment at 822 President
Street for Adelaide Pfendcrrast
Charles c. Steie has sold 240
Seventh Street 20 Della McDermott.
Samuel Gaiitzka and J. I.aeov have
sold for Mr. Wilson TO builder one
plot 60xl20 on the west side Of East
Eighth Street, $50 feet north OF Ave
nue. l., as site for two dwellings.
Charles Partridge has sold the four
story apartment house at $40 st.
Marks Avenue, nesi Franklin Avenue,
TO Joseph Ryan for investment.
b. J. Sforza has sold to the Flab
Realty Company the o1e-family cot
.age on plo; 5ox10o at 1850 seventy
ninth street
The Molnerncy- Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the four-storv apart
mrnt at 946 tiatbash Avenue for John
Wilkens.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Rents Greater Part of Ann
Street Structure Before
Contract Is Signed; c. f.
Noyes Co. Brokers in Deal
Old Loft Section Active
Prince Street Building Sold
10 Investor; Activity in
the Mercantile Sections

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
sold to the Broadway-J ohm Street Cor
poration, Elias A. Cohen president, 1872
and 15i William Street, the southeast
corner CO Ann Street, a four story of
ice bu>lSing. on plot 40 feet in William
Street SID 80 feet in Ann Street,
Through tAe same brokers Mr.. Cohen
has leased the three upper floors Of the
property for term of years to Nc
kosson 4 Robbins, who Will occupy the
premises just leased exclusively for of
fee purposes, retaining. however, all
Of their present space in 81 to 81 Full
ton Street, through to "a to 81 Aun
Street The propcrty purchased by the
Broadway-Jo Street Corporation has
a direct entrance through the building
IN the William Street subway station.
snd Scnuite has taken long term
lease on the corner store. The prop
erty has been placed in charge OF the
Charles +. Noyes Company for man
asement. The total transactions at this
point involve approximately $250O0o
Nr. Cohen has been one of the most
active buyers of William Street prop
erty this year.
Prince Street Loft Deal
Oscar d. and Herbert Y. Dixie have
sold Tor Harold c. Mathews to an in
testing client of Wadell & Martin the
siX-story loft building, on lot 25x10l,
~ 136 Prince Street, between Wooster
Street and West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE sTAiE of >EN-
lorh D. ihe trace 81 e.d. tr.- at,i
fnds Pc ndent---ro Charles J.. l'ef4ef. ~
r.aa IT Dro4et. Hnuio a. gerstls.
Helen Graz. 'nnn l. y tasler Z "a B..
~ Esiil-F. HILTON ~ .f1nee. Mary H.
Howe, Ntlisn 4 Howell. fli7r l.. Fob
"rts. Marie T. Hhief sua Hilton l.. Ais
iiavaoca. the heirs aoa ueRt 81 tia ofr
CARR" Learo"k dcr=sees. Send Greeting
" hfress Charles f.eacoCk Fedder. who
resides a, goa rndefhiu Avenue. "a th.
Borough - Brooklyn. the cay Of Kew
York. has lately applied 10 ihe SGrroeatos
certain Instrument in Wrsting. relating
10 both real and personal property. duls
proved se the last VIII and tsstsnzen. o.
carrie lsaeoek ~ ho a. tfss iifre ~
her death a resident Of tho City ~ Bslti
more, state OF Maryland. deceased
There fore, You and each ~ YOU sf~
cited Ia show caus, bef0re TIE surros afe@'
Court of cur County OF New Yors ~ The
Ian OF Records ~ the County % New
York on the ninth day of Deem Aer on~
Thousand nine hundred and nineteen. q
na' dsv. why the said Will ara testament
should not he adtaitted 20 psooata as =
viii Of real and personal properly.
In TrstiWony Whcreot Nc have csure.i
the seal OF tho Surroeatfs' Court of the
said County OF Sew YORK 10 be
IL. 5 hereHnto afsixed.
Witness. Honorable John + Co
haian, a Surrogate Ct our satd County OF
New York. al said coaaty the lvents
ninth DAY Of October. Ia she years&f ca
Lord one thousand nine hundred anu nire-
seen. DANIEL J. DCWDNEg
clerk ef the SarroS stes' Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Increase in Demand
For Bronx Dwellings

The Fischer Realty Company has
sold for NJ. Hating the thrce-storY
dwelling. 16.S&loo. at 232 East lieth
Street.
G. Cariucci & Co. have sold for
Carolyn Bleser 20 Charles p. Galardi
the two-family dwelling on plot COX
1870, on old Morris Avenue, between
18lst and 182d Streets
Morton M. Green has sold for J. A.
Flickenstein 3O40 Bainbridge Avenue.
a three-family dwelling, to Elizabeth
Zankle.
Clement II. Smith has sold for
August Mosapp, the two-family brick
house at 1892 Decatur Avenue. to Isaac
Siegel, who will occupy the same.
H. Osborne Smith has sold for J
Alexander the two-family brick dwell
ing at - Mt. Hope Place to B. Roscn-
blatt.
Hugo Wabst mas sold a two-family
house on the west side of Olnvlle
Avenue, north of 2l6th Street, and for
i. Hemers the dwelling, on lot 25xo5.
north side of Bartholdi Avenue. west
of Pine Avenue. N. A. Walter was the
buyer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

VAN NEST I'll, $; Eugene + Thiorry
ast kat harine u and John Laughiin.
owners trenewaD ,.,.. -.......,.. S5'5
Wm Barwess. cont ractor ............ $40
10TH st, 2i7 Il; successors to Grossnan
Bros & Hosenbaum, Inc, agt Moses Iier
aog. owner; Fagen Iron Works, cou-
+oTH ST, 32e to 325. lgnatz Goldberger
aet Emma c Zehe, owner; Willism
Barwess contractor ........... 50, 600
1o3D ST, 149 and 151 e; Morris Rather
agt Estate of Callman Rouse. owner;
Abr Brotnan, contractor ..........S100
Trimmer owner. and contractors Mar
garet bowling. owner. Jno + keough.
contractor ..,..s 100
BRoOME ST 90; Abr Miller ast Harold
g Aron, owner and contractor. S90+ IS
s5TH ST, So e; Jno ] Wallace agt 1dw
Is Marks owner. d NJ Levin, Inc.
GoUvERNEUR ST. 2s. Abraham Click
agt Barnet Levine owner and con
18TH ST, 1s2 W Garant Mosaic 1. 7ile
Co agt Elizabeth c Burgess and Flor
ence l. Coffee, owners; Kari Gebisch,
contractor .................. $4S5
7eD ST, ~ r: c \ Hasbrouck & Co agt
oscar l. Richards. owner; James J
65TH sT. 10 r; a Hasbrouck & CO ast
Louis Pooler. owner; James Ryan,
elsT sT. ~ r: G x Haabrouck & Son
agt 81 East C1st st Co. Inc, owner
James Ryan, contractor. ........ sS5.I5
o1ST ST, SO e. a Hasbrouck 4 Sen
lanes ] Ryan, contractor. r...........s 500
18th st. 20 E. G A Hasbrouck & Son
ast 20 East seth st CO. Inc, owner
James j Ryan, contractor s125.3O
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Title CUR s s' + CO, lis BwSy Way 49,
PROSPECT AV, 1909, w $ 4ovl5e. .lox4ov
i6e,s; brensr Realty Co to Morris Us es
Nov O. atty, Title Guar & 7 Co. rs
hway .-............. o c and 500
l5gTH ST 5sS 5ss r % e. lssxd2tsTIslx . 2.,a2 is-a
wit2. 1876 Park ay;. MTG $1,000: Nov
10 atty. Title Guar & T Co. l76 Broad
ST ANS AV. 35s, = 8. 25xoo; las Shea
10 Anna Weincr, 1877 st Marks av.
Bklyn: mtge $500 oct ST. atty. Title
nAGLr Av, IA. " 5. isxac.2: saran
"2s y @iso @Fs 500 go No1 SS as'y yils
issrII ST, zoe r, .. 2oxioo' Rlapche NJ
Lockwood w David Dworkir, 343 Wllis
a. mts9 s25q9; 80. Hov TO- atty. "a titl9 ,,d9
Brown to Cath Roach, 50 " aoth ST
mtge $500; Nov i atty, Title Guar 3,
cR usToNs 81 y Az R~ :. 1876 u is9d st, ak ak
gx 29 81 Fep a. 5000 S My usf %s' atty rtIs Gis
Guar & T co. 116 Bway ........ 100
Av. 2S2, 8 W :. 25Sl$s. 11N2s. sx
raas }Ia zassas hss%nd 1853 TMSfns Tnday ay al es
$1,000 oct 81; atty, Title Guar 4 II
1ssT 81 81 B%as ssSs D. cor 44axsas14ss% s8 s'sU
l07l0; Alfred kelenberger to Lenardo
Nisconti, sol F. ts6th st; ntge $500,
Nov TO- atty, Title Guar & T Go. l16
wans Av. a4lo. :, 86Ni3s z%85.lx1,2o,
John u Reekmao to Bernar,,l ~ ! Ferris.
S aity rite GUAR & = 90. J,o
81. 1850; Matthev } Gas'.in
$500 Nov 10; atty, TITLE Guar & T
60, 17s Bwav v...............o ana 800
BOSTON RID. 122o-22. :. 4ax2el.llx4e.5
x2a24; also Boston I'd, l22i-o. e f, ASK
x xo Realty q
Iewarc Realty Corp. $50 Eway; mtg,
t94,5oo; Nov 6; atty Goldfein & ", $50
WEST FARMS RD li7o. e :, 3s.sx7s.sx
4o.7x-~: Dixie Security - to Murray Spice,
II w 1llth st. and ano; mtg s2A,76o;
Nov :; atty, Goldfcin K w, $50 Broad
WEST FARMS RID. 1l74. ., 4ax65.8x
5i9xas. Dixie Security Go to Abr
Spies liS7 57th st, Bklyn ana ano; mtg,
s24,750; Nov :; atty, Goidfein & W. $50
WEST FARMS RID, ilss. 3, a7sxao.liN
39.5x7s.s; Dixie Security Co to Jos
+; atty, Jos Lazarus, 739 bway 800
W EBSTER AN. 2e67-sa. .. 5ox12o.Il:
Nandeveer Estates. Inc 10 Abr Cold 20
y Nth st; mtg. s4s 900; Nov 3; atty.
COMMONWEALTH Az. " $, 1871 W
West Farms 3D. 25xlco; ~ " Walters
mond mn l. l., mtg. $1,000. Oct u;
FULTON ST W :, 200 n Becker av. 25x
100; Carolyn r 1Pfeiffer to Edw II G
S4,5oo. Nov 10; atty, John Boyle, jr,
IS99 ,,,1 81 y u: :: 81
81 SIX s5.5s W 17o.1lx n 2ossx e
200 TO beg; also Holland av. e, 100
B0ke az. 1o0xl0o; also a parcel of
salt meadow and upland bounded south
by Eastchester rd. east by lands OF w
Hobbs. north by Eastchester Creek and
west by land OF Lewis Gesion and land
Of Jos Pci also upland and salt meadow
beg on I'd TO Eastchester landing at the
land of VIM lie Roy, containing 57-l0o
acres also land beg at the corner OF
land of Wm L. Roy and hig h way
known as the Landing rd, containing
ll-loo acres L part: jacques Man
tenband, ref. to Jos II Wainwright, 250
Central Park West. and ano; Oct "a;
s,ttys, Palister. c & c. 233 Broad
way -........-........ NV' ZVo