davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

ALABAMA:
BOYD, Ludie. Mistead % d..
CARLISLE, Metttt E.. Loretto Cd w.
COLWELL, Alvin, Huntsville ID w.
ARKANSAS:
COULSON, Charlie. Tomberlins % w.
GUESS, j. S., Whelan Springs Cd w.
JAMES, John Lamar (W).
M'ALLISTER, james r., Heber Springs
Cd w.
TARTAR, r. A., Washington Cd D..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Leasing Trade Space

Charles B. Walker has leased lofts
IN 559 West Broadway to Jacob Dauer
Co., in TIA Wooster Street to Jane S
q. Battle e. Co., in POT and 2071a Cen
tre Street to Louis p Tompkins. store
and basement at 200 Centre Street to
Philip Putterman and for Cannon,
Voorhees, & Floyd loft in S3 Spring
Street to Shaw g. Petcrfy.
Bastine e. Co. have leased the fol-
LOVING space: Seventh floor in % and
30 Wavcrley Place to Globe Ladies' Hat
Company, sixth floor in 27 East Tenth
Street to B. L. M. Cloak and Suit Com
Street to the Belgian Knitting Works,
Inc
The two-story building at 1854 Broad
way has been rented by Goodwin &
Goodwin to Charles D. Donahue for
|. Berger
Louis Schrag has leased the fourth
loft at 211 West Twentieth Street to
Rosch & Schauer, fifth loft to Schom-
kowitz g. Click and the sixth loft to
the Triangle Skirt Company
Samuel II. Martin has leased with
Huberth & Huberth, the store at 1914
Broadway to the Service Tire and
Puncturc Proof Tube Company.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the dwelling at 233 Lenox Ave
nue. to William j. Matthews, who will
William +. McMullen was associated as
broker in the lease.
j. B. English has leased the two
stores at 22O West Fifty-second Street
to the Mechanical Tool and Machine
Company After alterations are com
pleted the tenant will use the prem
ises as New York distributing branch.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

l3SD ST. 6s w l47 East seth st Co to Eliza X.
THiIf Vns Badgsc6 is T9 St 90 and Es DOqlns
e. Hays. u? w A9th st: atty Adam Wiener r'';'i Il
lssTH 81 'Ss W mtss 81 900: Ann l. iu@bsy S9i ieSe
Ttle II As GnaT fi4a4Te nee ToTpn l92 broadway atty
seD 2s W; Arnold Holding Co 10 Margt Tobin
ata,;N ago West End av; atty A y NfittIcman s47
18TH sr 80 W; mtg S. 600 Annie n and cSss has
sJ' y Eh M1lsSoss qaG%as 80 st4 ao
7trn 81 iso +; Edw iancy. trustee. to Wood Odo
& ,. 40 Wall .. "''s N"uWsSqyr 'Co6
IS PAX 'g Row i-oh st; at'ys' Gutenberg Lev
AMMsTERDAM Az 4so mtg. $, 900: nsnSgsS an gSSH
' a" s's : kHe9sfss q Us s7h
' Ssan s s21 3 Ma% Md% AND Eia GSe S to was
Poplar av. Hackensack, \ J.........''''S Sic 900
The Bronx
s1mH1pAT mbia Tr,,' Az % l29 l65th st. 4oxl9o Co
Boy Brosdway a''y' little M'sc Co, IN
SANE property; Y title & Mse CO to Albert bert
atty av' ~. n '-a ST. and ano 'eStrs' .osG same G0s
L9,NGFMLoW Az IS. I25 Jennings ST. 's5SiSS 35SiOo
4oa p seth st; atty. Lawyers Mtso Co. 50 Lib
vALENT1NE Av. sist St. s.ioxis5: WiIO 1;:lO
SlIh ST. as W Title it S Mse S'svFnS Go. s5 Bsead se
= . . %
DECATUR Av 2675; Geo II Noll to Hermann
y e1se ,sa,E 2'aS IS Briggs av; atty 1iarlemon & v 39l
EAGLE Az 64l Hebner stoehr to Elcanore K kas pSO
1904 Jackson as; atty II p Botty. SOC Broad
UNION Av 1907: Jas A I'rowbridgc tr,,s 10 Win
larte 2l5 " 9lst St, & ano, trus; atty. n Y
hoRlNd PL 2322; Beckmann Realty & Construc-
atiys, Bnuerdorf & T iii Broadway 81 ol6 66
ARTHUR Az. 2o5s: Heinrich Roth to Wm lie
mann. 5O4 fremont av; atty. Thos G Price. 1864
lG9I,M ST, $, 1855. e Nelson av: 2o.ixl4S3 /;
lbnth st. s. 13S Nelson ay. 30xl4 g. Enter
prise say & Loan Assn to Franklin soc for
Home Bldg \ Savings. 3S Park Row atty. Title
q Co. l76 broadway. ............. 81 900
CAMBRELLRING Av. n Pelham sv. 9Ss 7SaoS
lo6 4x4o.5: Aaron Futtorman to Mac W Ro-
magma; POPS Grand Concourse' atty Title Guar
BRYANT Ay, 1912; Albert il ster, and ano
ttrus) to Title q Mtg Co, l35 Bway; atty.
y Y Title & Mtg Co l35 Bway. ........... 800
l77TlI ST l24 r.; Title Guar & - Go TO john
Harris. 5S3 Amsterdam ay: atty Z Schaefer ls4
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Traders Are Making Big
Inroads on Space Supply

The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
has leased the ninth floor in the Bon
wit Teller Building, at 7 East Thirty
seventh Street, to d. Msrinis, manu-
facturer of women's hats; the eighth
floor at SO to 81 West Thirty sixth
Street to Sleicher, Salamon, Inc manu-
facturers of flowers and feathers, and
the ninth floor in the building at 131
to 1877 West Thirty first Street to Hugo
crS.
Spear Co. have rented for S. M,
Milliken the store at 1876 and 1873 West
Fourteenth Street to Leo Uhlfelder g.
Co.; the eleventh floor at 912 to 92O
Broadway to the Philipsborn Company;
the westerly second loft at 1873 to 141
West Twenty first Street to Herman
Segel, and in 64s Broadway the fourth
loft to ]. G. f. Goldstone
Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
three upper lofts at 18 West Fifty sew
enth Street to Fabricant, women's
tailor; A. e. NJ. Stuhlcr, gowns, and
George J. Botto, photographer, for
Charvet & Gle, who occupy the store
and first loft.
The Brett & Goodc Company has
leased the second loft at 80 Great Jones
Street to Kleinber1g-Serwer, Inc, and
the fifth loft in the same building to
Maurice Rosenbaum; also at to IL
East Sixteenth Street space to William
Gottlob and Ernest Won Munchow.
Louis Schrag has leased for the es-
tate of Margaret Peacock the store and
basement at the southeast corner of
Twentieth Street and Seventh Avenue
to Nestor & Katsare, wholesale confec-
TONERS.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at II
Fulton Street to James Leras; the
easterly store at 78 and SO Cortlandt
Street to Clair V. N. Decker. and the
sixth floor Of 116 Fulton Street to Karl
f. Schaefer.
He'll & Stern have leased in 30 to 46
West Twentyffth Street the fourth
floor to Joseph Left; in 81 to 81 West
wenty-seventh Street the tenth floor
TO the Alphra Waist Company; in 113
to ~ Fourth Avenue the seventh floor
to Arthur Brandenstein Company. and
IN 26 to 80 West Seventeenth Street the
seventh floor to A. A. Vantine e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Trade With Japan in 1913

Trade between the United States ans
Japan underwent great expansion in
1918. The value of merchandise ak
ported from this country to Japan and
Its leased territory in China last year
aggregated approximately $3.50, 900 900.
according to compilation of the Ma
tional City Bank, compared with $751;
100000 in the fiscal year of 1917. Ex-
ports to Japan proper up to November
were S22a,ooo,ooo, compared with
$126,0o0,Oo0 in the corresponding period
of 1917 and Ssi 100000 in 1915. In our
trade relations with Japan proper the
greatest expansion in exports to that
country was in raw cotton and msnu.
facturers of iron and steel. Japan took
S71 ,7S2, 900 of American raw cotton in
the first ten months of the year. or
nearly three times the value Of such
shipments in 1917. American importA
of raw silk from Japan last year were
valued at $l2S,000,o00 for the tan
months period, against $i25, ,0oo, 900 "a
the corresponding period of 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Frederick Brown Buys
Bronx Largest An.rto,,


Frederick Brown has bought from
the johnson estate the Great Northern
apartment, in 161st Street, from West
chester Avenue to Hewitt Place. which
Is considered the largest apartment
mouse in The Bronx. It was held in
the market at 100000, and the citv
estimates the value of the building at
Sa01000. 1t was built seven wears AGO
and has been one Of the most profitable
OF the extensive holdings of the John
son estate in The Bronx. AS the john
son estate has been disposing of its
property, having sold only few weeks
ago seven apartment houses in the
eastern section of The Bronx, some of
which were acquired by Mr.. Brown.
cash was the consideration in yester-
days deal. Leitner, Brener G. Starr
negotiated the deal. The Great North
ern is six stories high, has elevator
service and covers plot 1875 by 288 bv
Irregular.
Mr.. Brown also bought from the
Gerard Holding Company (Olin J..
stephens, president) 265 East 176th
street, e-story apartment house. on
a plot 50x92.6 feet, near Anthony Ave
nue.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
East Side Church in a Deal
Greater New York
Has 42O,647 Buildings

In the Borough of Manhattan there
are S4,3O2 buildings, dwellings,, tcne-
ments. apartment houses, hotels, ware
houses, Office buildings, stables and
garages. Nearly half Of the buildings
in New York are tenements of non
elevator type. Statistics show there
are 4O,403 such buildings in Manhattan.
An indication of the pleasure loving
instinct of New York is the large num-
Der of theatres and hotels. Manhattan
has 319 theatres and 1885 hotels and
apartment houses, which is mighty
total of buildings of one type.
There are no Office buildings on
Manhattan, 1891 factory buildings,
2,0lS stables and garages; 5,26l special
structures and 25,963 one and two fam
lily dwellings,.
In greater New York there are
standing ,647 buildings of all kinds.
Brooklyn has the most, 191, ,066. Queens
comes next to Manhattan with total
of 78,036. The Bronx has 44.301, or
just little more than the total num-
Der Of tenement buildings in Manhat-
tan, and Richmond has 22,954.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Good Sales i'm
Many Sections
Tell of Demand
Lewisohn Takes 100000
Property OH 57th Street
-- Brown i'll Big Deal
Browning Buys Uptown
Schultz to Build on Jerome
Avenue Site Firms Fig
ure in Space Demand

There can be no mistake that the
real estate market is on the upward
trend. Since the first of the year trad
ing that reflects growing demand for
property of every character has been
noticed. Yesterdays business was fur
ther confirmation Of the belief that the
market has struck fast gait and that
interest in real property is rapidly
striding beyond the ranks of profess
sionai traders.
The buying yesterday was as much
in the hands of investors as operators.
In fact, the largest transactions were
made for the account OF investors, as
individuals or as concerns. -Adolph
Lewisohn, who is one of the strongest
supporters of the opinion that real
property is the best investment, backed
his views by the purchase of two four
story dwellings, in the Fifty seventh
Street fashionable trade block held at
100000. In the lower part of the city
a chemical company bought building
for its own use, and another chemical
company, which figured in the realty
market as buyer early this week,
took another fier yesterday Reports
indicate that the buying is not partic-
ularly in any section, but is general, and
that new names are appearing in new
fields. For instance, Edward W. Brown
ing, builder and operator. whose. field
has been along Broadway. is now found
buying flats on the upper West Side. He
bought one yesterday in West 12Sth
Street it being the fifth property of
this character acquired by him in the
general section recently,
There was no stimating the
activity of the professional. Reports
Of his activities came to light here.
there and everywhere, with Frederick
Brown the most active of them all. Mr..
Brown figured in two transactions. one
of which involved the Great Northern.
the six story apartment house on 16lst
Street between Westchester Avenue
and Hewitt Place, which he bought
from the Johnson estate.
Lewishon's Big Investment
Mr.. 1ewishons purchase on West
Fifty-seventh Street was made from
Mary G. Dodge. Central Union Trust
Company, Augustus Juilliard and f..
". Barnes as trustees, and involves the
two four-story houses at 81 and 20
West Fifty-seventh Street. on plot Ask
1905 L. J. Phillips & Co. represented
Mr. lewiston in the transaction, and
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, represented
the sellers.
Mr.. Lewiston has bought the prop
efty as an investment, the houses to
be rented with ninety days posses
sion clause. Mr.. lewiston already
owns 10 and II, on which is The Bendel
Building. a ninestory structure, Al
feet wide, and also 9 West Fifty-sev-
enth Street. known as the Tape Build
ing.
Interesting Situation Down Town
The Monsanto Chemical Works of
ST. Louis has bought. through the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az A.: keonold and porcthca
s,iS " Mellsr. i Hudson st; fFsS' FEB i.
10TH ST ass f; iillc isscr to Michael Mekes 1'gso
ST. B Ruth ainssy Sins 74 Gates "V
liquidation by the Supt Of Banks tate of n Y
81 Broadway; atty. supt OF Banks; May !:
BOUNDED n by limo half way between lo2d and
loSd SITS, by line parallel with st av and dist
nara0 with s ay w and s 9 oTefro 81 a y C
Market Co, LtG to Fischer & Co; atty. Edgar
s9n FSs'r | s2 10 N'SsaS st "a" t. 1917
5cqcporr 9s Broadway; iqne g. 1905 @ s. s5o
stenbers s4 J. OATH St: atty. T & & 7 Co. l76
18TH ST. 3li q, solomon and sarah Relncr r'iC 10
Nsssau nassau st: t. Amii i' ioio' T"D % n's ss4 ooo 5
My1NGToN ST. ID; Harriet n stsiYers- Norotou
ton St; atty. Harrison Glorc, sol Fulton St,
SAMs sPf nrosa%s ss%s Ss"s ST. aS Julius S5
broadway; Jan so, 1909. ............... 81, 5or
BFoApwAy. &C. 1GaM st. 9all ll1loo; Medfor'
Butcher I & L. l Madison av Feb T. 1903.
sl75 oOC
Mirhae Bonn to state Bank. 57s Grand sf; attys
schmitt 81 Haas. Ii? Nassau ST. Nov /. 1915;
1l5TH ST, l-S5 w; Blanc Realty Co to New Yort
Life ms Co; atty. Harry Bachrach, 200 Broadway
I'd uS Hv ~ 'lD s5h st. 25xss Edw q llennon 'qS o
Tlorencc Oliver. Far Rockaway: atty, T g & T
60. 17s Broadway: April 4. 1916 80 ooc
15TT ST. :. 3206 Avenue A. 25x1032 2
Thomas and Mary Krekclcr. Of Brooklyn 10 Emi
grant Industrial Saw Bank: atty. VIM C Orr. ~
Chambers s., April 3. 1893 03...............$3o 81 o00
SULLIVAN ST, $. S4 Broomc st. SoS2J SS
irreg; Domenico Royegno TO John and Teresa
Capelli, "a lanes st; atty, Charles Zerbarini. SAG
broadway; ian s. 19l3.....................St 81 900
JONES ST, 81, Domenico and Louisa Rovegno to
atty as above Jan 90, 1915. Sc Ood
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Shuttle Buys on Jerome Avenue

Trading in the West Bronx along
the line Of the new subway was given
new impetus yesterday when it was
announced that the Schultz Cigar
Stores Company had purchased the plot
at the southwest corner Of jerome and
Burnside avenues, adjacent to the sub
way express station at this corner.
The plot has frontage of seventy-six
Burnside Avenue, improved with three
story frame building, fully tenanted.
At the expiration of leases the build
ings will be extensively altered and
the Schultz Cigar Stores Company will
use the corner store as branch estab
lishment.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Union Bank of Canada
Increases Capitaf S,ocfr

At the annual meeting held in Winni-
peg yesterday shareholders Of the
Union Bank Of Canada voted to in
crease the banks paid-up capital from
s5'ooo,oOo to sS,ooo,ooo by issuing 80
600 new shares. This announcement
was made last night by the New York
agency of the bank. at 40 Wall street
AT the same time the board Of di-
rectors voted to increase the dividend
from 8 to 10 per cent.
The latest financial statement Of
this institution, which is one Of Can
ada's leading banks, showed total as
sets Of S153,181,45
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Foreign
FINLAND

DYKES, Roy E.. Clearmont ID WI.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Newark Apartment in Trade

The four story Elvira apartment
house at 16s-170 Roseville Avenue,
Newark, has been acquired by Louis
Hannoch from Laban Dennis through
the Kraemer Real Estate Agency. Mr..
Dennis took in part payment a dwelling
house at Mapes and Elizabeth avenues,
Weequahic Park.
Mrs. Marguerite Poole and Mrs.
Birdsall have purchased the dwelling
house at 1892 Broad Street, corner Of
Emmett Street, Newark, N. j., from
George J. Busch. The sale was made
by the Kraemer Real Estate Agency.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Savings Banks Selling
Off Foreclosed Really

James II. Cruikshank has bought
from the Metropolitan Savings Bank,
1872 West Fifty-fourth Street. a vacant
lot. 16Sx54, near Ninth Avenue, and
assessed at $4,000. Harry Sugarman
was the broker.
The Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank has resold to Mrs. Mile Klein
a26 West Fiftyfourth Street, four
story building, on lot 25x59.4, between
Ninth and Tenth Avenues.
A. w. Miller & Co. have sold for the
Citizens Savings Bank, 724 Eleventh
Avenue, a vestory triple fiat on lot
2aXl00, to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Wounded degree I'm
determined)

GASERO, Louis. Long Island City, N Y
= KuDzINA, Martin j.. POI Jackson Street.
LANE. Thomas l.. S94 Monroe Street
Brooklyn.
MASTRO. Antonio, Newark, N. j.
MlCHA, August. 1915 Gravesend Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MCCARTHY, Andrew, 429 East 156th
Street, New York City
MAGARAKOS. Nicholas. Washington
Street, New York City.
PLlSS: Morris. ia East Ninety-seventh
Street, New York City.
RUDOFF, Louis, Gel Alabama Avenu,
Brooklyn.
TACKABERRY. John w. 25S West Nine
ty-third Street, New York City.
WALTERS, William c., 1873 Noll Street
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Mortgagor Gets 9th St. Loft

Inc District Holding Corporation,
holder OF the mortgage covering the
twelve story store and loft building at
4o and AZ West Twenty-seventh Street.
yesterday became the owner of the
property through foreclosure process
instituted against the Cleveland Hold
ing Company The property was struck
Gov eown nat at the stand Of Joseph P. Day for
$s;25o,250, the approximate amount of
the liens against the pronertv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
BUYERS of Nassau Point

Nassau Point Properties is the name
of the buyers Of Nassau Point, near
Peconic and overlooking Peconic Bay,
reported sold recently. The company is
controlled by Walter l.. Johnson, of
Brooklyn, who is the company's presi-
dent, and Jerome II. Pennock, as vice
president and secretary. Contracts
have already been let for constructing
a new road and the repairing of one Of
the housea now ON the Point.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

Rose. W 45th st............... st So 500
West Side
2lsT ST. 2o4 W. 22s1sa. Jan 7; Fredk BrIncr
70 Mary BrIner. 81 w 5Sth ST. due Dec s.
Issi isSs INT es Per bond: attys. Rose & PaslIis.
The Bronx
AhRE6A .f AV, liie. s. 25xl0o; Nellie O'Toole to
IarI Crfsiens. 35t Goth ST. Jan 3 yrs c
p c; atty, IL Baechler. ll95 y fremont
~ ,UOV
ALBAN1 CRESCENT, e s. 52l n 23lst ST. 25xag sx
-o.o1lot y, II II Lucia Manfredi TO Martino Passana
saiti, 5ll9 Albany Crescent Jan 6 yrs ) D Q:
3, a,iy Astarita, 81 Nassau St. IS. 900
SAME PROP: same to Nicolo Giuriceo, POSI- Cedar
a' r prior nltge 70 900; Jan Z: yrs. c; atty.
RIER Az. 2247. :. 50 ixsOs; John stimpae to
Mercedes Bldg Co, 47so Sd av; prior mtge s29. 800
Broadway .... - a. 5on
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

72D ST. 172 z: all; spotswood D Bowers ct AL
exrs,. etc Of Jno Bowers, to Lawrence Jafre,
av: firm. Jaffe & LAWN yrs from Jan Is.
1919 ays Spit, ssal lBromberge ron SO Pine da ST
125TM @sHs sT T sss and rs " in focw
Theatre Bldg: MARROW Amusement Corpn to
David Grand 30s0 B'way; 10 yrs from Feb /.
1919: address. Grand, 2714 B'way. 81. 500 to
s.. 800.
$3.50 to 1854 north part of Sd fl &
b. each 26x0S: also of % floor, 33x72
Chas ID Donahue to Isldore Berger. 2l0O 9Th
av; 9 OLE yrs from Jan l. 10lo atty, Sol sufrin,
lUf RlVllgtOH ST. SoVuV " %, <yV
AID ST, 40S w: ALL Clara Lowry to Waller II
Smith, 4oS W 4sd st: yrs from Oct /. 1851 0so
Bronx.
WASHINGTON Av 041. south store; Rice -Fitz-
gerald Bldg Co to Rose Bernstein. 1854 Brook
av s yrs from Oct 2. 1913 IS yrs renewal at
$1,000 per annum); atty. Bofhstein d Co. otl
Washington ~ .,........... ....... 81. ZOO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Owns Three Dwellings i'm Block

MRS. t. Harvie has sold 20 East 10th
Street, three story and basement
dwelling, on lot 15.8x1O0.11 feet, be-
tween Fifth and Madison avenues, to
David Calef, who plans to make extern
slve alterations to the house for his
own occupancy. Mr.. Calef owns two
other houses OH the same block, "a
and 90 =
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Results at Auction
lat IA vesey Street,
BY Insenh Z. Day


BY Joseph =. Day
27TH ST. 4o.4a W s. i7SI r 9Th az 45ass 3 Ok
CorIn agt Cleveland Holding Co: due. $l0.-
4slla: subj to first mtg OF ss4o'ooo;. e th hs
DfiiANCEY sT. 27o. s. 30 Q Columbia st, 2Jx
100, e.sty int h strs; NJ G spedden agt Fflbach
Rlty Co Inc. ct al: due. s25.74037; taaes etc.
1895 5.s0 TO tins plaintiff for $40. 900
by Samuel Goldsticker
73D sT. 1s1 y. y Lex av. aoslo2.2 5-sty fiat
& etrs Emma Roth agt Emile II Relss ct nj due.
sa.T67 sa, taxes, etc. $4,000: subj TO prior mtgs
1oaD ST, i5o n, n s. 47.6 Lax nv, 27xloo.1lx
irrcs 5-sty int Ienkers Trust CO. trustee. ast
Joachim Splro ct al: due. $50, 56a al taxes. etc.
;l,0if: 10 tho plaintiff for ............sl sis. 900
IAt 37os Third Avenuel
By jamca ]. Dunoran
ANDREWS Av, o s. 6as n 10th st. 25.axl00x
2bxD7 T. vacant: w II Bonygne, trustee ETC. ngt
Chas Jacob q al due. $4,000 taxes. etc. $500
sT ANN's Av. $40, .. 1904 :, i4lst st. abspO.
4-ssy INT, Y q Bruce ast G. 7. Knepper ct Al.
due. $l2 i93. 6s: taxes. etc. sl.ay7.30; to the
plalntn Tor Observation-Disclosures. S9.00V
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

WEST BROADWAY. W g. $50 Hotston ST 25t7g.
Nov Z, 1878; iakob spires TO MAY ralsman,
1877 lad st, Bklyn; duo Dec !. 1910; Int as
per bond: atty Jarob Zclciko 2l7 Bway. Ia. 600
East Side
sd Sc $50 u, 90 sroe. y m Jan Z; Congregation
stsrhzik Ifadsh Ansciiel Zlocxnw To Lawyers
Mint Co. 80 Liberty ST.; due and int ss. pr
bond; atty. Title {. y c,'. l7o nwy.; cog
Marks 10 union Square sav Bank. 70 Union
HqiMs; 5, yrs. sM 6; atty. Stephen y Nash nds
12sYD sY 'Yaa' ID. i5ii6o'li';' JAN b 'piacds l.
Ernnchebond " Margaret w LGwiA at Croas-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Mortgageor Gets 9th St. Loft

The Payson Mel. Merrill COMPANY
has sub-leascd for DR.. Charles +.
Stokes to Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman the
fvc-story building at 691 Lexington
Avenue, adjoining the southeast corner
OF Fifty seventh Street, for children's
hospital
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
LIS PENDENS
Manhattan

End ST No 2ii T.; VIM II Wilder Ell al agt 10
seph schieber ct al (foreclos Of mtg); atty. W NJ
Patterson.
End ST, No 2t7 and other property in Kings
County. John Broesser ct al agt Mary Broessler
ct al faction to set aside convey atty, X
Bergman.
The Bronx
TINTON AN. :. Sl3 # II of Denman pl 90 5x
81 Ida Rodeninsky agt Rosie Kutinsky ct al
(forecos of mtg; atty NJ kreger
ROGERS PL. OF lG5th st, 174x74.T: Mary
Il Mahonoy agt Jers Mccarthy ct al (rorcios
Of mtg); atty, 9 4 Furhman
LOTS Nos % and o., map Of 500 lots, being part
of tho Schefren Estate. cath Ward Margaret
Gruening agt William Henry McNish ct al
lpartition suiO atty. T = Loughran.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Mechanics Liens

MADISON Av, 5l4 Barha Carpenter Contracting
Co agt Annette Willard, owner: Victoria Building
BHoADWAY s2l to to u.s. U.s. sis sYSr'0f st. to is anI
9th av l49 and Isl; Igoe Bros agt Bradish
Johnson est, owner; Jacob Zimmerman, con
SAD ST. 60 W: 1gnatz Schwartz agt Hiram r
Wood ct al. owners; Raymond Moore con-
HOUSTON ST, 2l2 E. and I'd av / John Cantor
agt Patrick Clendenin Land Co, owner; Lyman
Mankln contractor ......................$ $lII .50
The Bronx
BARNES .Av. 2l4th st. &c. 4xt3s.s: c z
Raymond & Co agt Angelina Beloti and John
Doe owners: Michael Belotti Ahable Bellotu,
as extry. and Angelina Belotti. contractors ire
newal) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $20l IS
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

ARSTARK. Maurice. 1929 Fulton Street
Brooklyn.
ALLEN, Orange A., West Ninety ninth
Street New York City.
BRACCO, Nicolo, 30 Cornelia Street, New
York City.
BERGMAN, Harry j., 1872 Washington
Avenue, Brooklyn.
CAMPANELL, Christopher j., Orange
N. j.
COX. Jas. F.. So Church Avenue, Brooklyn
DIAMOND, Lewis. S67 Peck Street New
York City
TLANNAGAN, Frank. 369 Twelfth Street
New York City.
FIELDS, Lee. 1o7 West Fifty, third Street
New York City.
GARDNER David W.. Newark N. j.
GLORIO, Vincenzo. 1870 Sackman Street
Brooklyn.
HILDEBRAND. Walter f., sgt, 1887
Washington Avenue, New York City.
JOHNSON, Herman j., 697 Second Ave
nue., New York City.
HEATING, Thomas P. Astoria. N. Y.
LUZZI, William, Jersey City, N. J.
LANGSPECHT, Henry T., All Seventy
fifth Street Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Paine Gives Son a House

The twenty-five foot residence at 1S
West Forty ninth Street, between Fifth
and Sixth Avenues, Columbia College
leasehold, has been presented by v. G.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
New Dwellings at Vailsburg

Frank Edwards, of Montclair, has
purchased plot of ground 50xl00 feet
at 201 Caroline Avenue. Vailsburg,
N. j., from J. Warren Perkins. The
new owner is having plans prepared for
the erection Of two one-family houses.
The sale was made by the Kraemer
Real Estate Agency.