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12
OX TRACK AND FIELD.
New Records Made When Cornell
Beats Princeton.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TBinTTNT.I
Ithaca. N V.. May 6.-Ccrr»ell defeated Princeton
here this afternoon in tbe annual dual track meet.
Trtnr.^ b y 74 to 46 point;.. Tmo Con*eO track rec
ords and the pole vault record wrc- broken, U. «-.
Munson. of Cornell, breaklnc the mile record at
Percy Field by three-fifths of a second, and ijrtn-
Jams, of Princeton, in a . sonMtlonal manner, ntf,ri
2332
da-h-Won ,»'>' X* ll ™,*®^™''
th^^r^ :^^-Wcn ««^ Carpenter . (C>.
H^^ln^vay
Turner (C); Armstrone (P.). second; Xuelle, third. Time.
o:SS^ib«: SS^ib« tlTteen-r.ound hmnmer— Won by Pew (C), 133
ft. i^"f^r"c.) second, 131 ft. 1 in-j P«ul> (P.).
da-.h-VCon by KuTon
Miller (Pi; R&gfrs (C). eecor.d; Conners (P->. tnlrd.
T nu""r?-br-ad jumiv-Won by bi«om (P.). 22 ft. t%
1 T\:rner (C), thirfl.
tck » n (C). 11 ft Mi m. .f-rtak.
li^Sr a. new goraell record; Phillips (C). i snd; Helsa-
5 points; second. 3. and-thW. L
V. OF P. BEATS COLUMBIA.
Visiting Track Team Wins by a
Score of 73 to U-
Columbia's track team ■ went • aown to defeat L-
Sore the University of Penn^ 'vania yesterday after-
Lor.. Tho score was 75 to 44. At no time did It
look ns though «"«iumbia had a chance to *in.
Pen^.-lv.nr.ia walked avay-with contest after con
trst ii can "tyl& Columbia .won ,ly two. first
Z?~£ i ut in these two contests she toote.all three
liars' They were the half mile and hammer;
torow. In the hammer throw Pennsylvania made
r.o attempt to win.
The furnri.se of the afternoon came in, the mile
and two mil© runs, which Columbia was. expected
to win. In the mile Macdonald, of Columbia. , set a
raj/id pace, and held it until the, last lap. H» thm
dropp* <i behind, and T^ilton.forfTed to the front.' He
to Bprtat too soon, however and could not
hold it. li • was beaten by a few feet at lll .V :iii "
by joneK. In the two mile contest aiacdDnU.tr was
exhausted by hiJ mile run. and was .^ot m fl '3
usual pood form. UcCurdy haU lUtle difii£ulty >n
winning la slow time. . .
In the hundred both KnackaL of Columbia, and
Utar. of Pennsylvania. i-'a.ve lino performajices.
Kr.ackal tr.uk the lead at tho .ii, and held It al
most t«. tho tape, when Dear managed to pass him
and won by a few Inches In the finest- race of tne
day. The lime was lv» fiat. .. . , ,„ .
The struggle for second place »ta the* half -proved
to be exciting. Taylor took tbe lead at the start
t and held it to the linl^h. Heihrington.was i second,
i\ with Terry third and MacdonaM fourth. Alacdon-
IJ ,id* ai.d Terry, however, crept up. until coming
y down the Btretch. the men v,.;-.- practically abreast.
They finished with only inches between ihein. Mac
don:Ud second and llethr.nffiori third.
Columbia did not have so tmh h as. a look. In et i
the hurdk-p. Amsler carried off botit.tha high and
low hurdles In easy B ty!e. In the Vl%Ta-^ bo v-ouid
undoubtedly havo equallf-d his record made la PW.
adeiphia, of 15 4-5. if he had not turned. to^uoe -where
his team atea were. As -was he ran'in ana
easily outdistanced the '-field.
One-rr.ile run— Won by L. IV. Jor.es ' X\ of PJ:^6ecpnd,
<• A I"ultc:i. Colunibla; third. . T. J. Leaty, l. ot P,
Time. 4:.>3. • v ,„ .
Foui^hundred-and-forty-yard- run— Won By H. A.
Hyman. V. (I) 1 .; secund. J. B. Taylor. U, of P.;. third,
A. S. MacJor-T.!d. Cjluml.ia. Time, o:6o**.
Or:e-hun«lred-kr.d-tw.-nty-yarJ hurdle — \vr>n by E. S.
Air.eler l\ of I.; second S. S. iluir. Columbia;- third.
J!. Unett, I? of P. Time. 0:lti
One-liundred-yard dasii — Won by V,'. D. Dear, U. ot
l- . saoeod. W. rt. KaaaaJ. Columbia; tlilid, tt. 11. Ball.
Columbia. Time, O:J(t.
Tvro-vnV.o run— Won by M. McCurdy. t'. of P.; ■eo
ond, li. L. Wheeler CulumUa; third, C. I>. Macdor.ald, I
Columbia. Time, 10:29.
llalf-n;ile run— Won by J. A. Taylor. Columbia; sec
ond. A. S. lionaid, Cbbußbla; tiilrJ, 11. S. Hither
•.:,Hi" w .i. Columbia- Time. 2:01%.
T*vi-o-bundred-an<S-twent}--yard - buidle — ly E. S.
Amsler, U. of P.; second. S. S. Mulr. Coluiatla; 1 third,
i:. McClellan. V. of P. Time; 0:2T..
rvvo-hundred-anO-twenty-yiiid desh —Won by H. H.
Hyn;an, U. of P.; seccad. J. D. Whitham. r. of P.;
th!r«i. <l Wood, Cc-lunibla. Tlrce, 0:22*6.
Putting the bhot — V.'on by J. lioyd. University' of Pt-nn
sylvania, wiih a put of 42 f!. in In.; F. HolllnsheaU,
University ot Pennsylvania, ft-cond. with tl ft. 1 In.;
W. 1' Metzenthln. Culu:nb:a.. tr.lrd. wlih 31 ft. 4 in.
Pol* vault— Won by M. Kirkpatrick, University of
I'erniylvania. with a vault of 11 ft. 3 in.; W. McK.
Swa'.r.. Uriversiiy of IVnnsylvar.ia. Dd J. H. A. Williams,
c'ulurr. bia. i!ed for second place; joints divided.
HiKii Jump — T. UolStt. University of Pennsylvania, and
G. Macdoncld. Cnlversity of Pennaylvanla, tied for first
jJace at 5 ft. lo 1 * in.; F. Wan-, unbia, third, with
t it. L\. In.
Tbmwlnc l! c hammer — Won by J. K. Fjnegan. Colum
|.lb. with a throw cf 123 ft. 2% in.; J. H. thins;,
<"o!un:bia, second, with ll'l ft. V-2 !u. ; i.. L. Yon H'i
mmh. Co'.umUa. thiid. with 310 feet.
KunTiin^ broad Juuip — Won by 7>. Green. University of
Pennsylvania, \v!tn a Jjmj. of 22 feet; K. v Kenrlein,
Onlun bla, tecnr.i. with 21 ft. 3 In.; 'i. A. WV •- .' , Ur.i
verslty tf Pennsylvania, third, wKh 21 '... 2-2 In.
N. Y. U. OUTCLASSES LEHIGH.
In a track meet that was too on< -aided to be Iti
torestinjr, We^r-Tork Dniversity overwhelmed L«e
high on Ohio Field yesterday by the score of 79 to
C 3 points. The Kew-Yerk wthWtea won eleven out
of the twelve contests. As a ri:le, the performances
•were only fair, as the local athletes were not
pushed.
J. A. G. Baudermann and C. B. Tonaor were the
Ftar performers on the New-York team. The
former won the mile and half-mile runs with com
parative ease, while Tonsor had little trouble in
capturing lirst honors in iho dashes. I. H. Pyne
dil th<s best work for the visitors, ■■ Inning their
only first in the hammer throw, and getting- a
Frccnd in the hundred yard dash, as well as a
third la the shotput.
In the high and broad fumps. all three places
v.er.t to the New- York entries. The .-ummarlc-3
foUow:
Klght-h'jr.d.-eJ-anJ-elrlity-ycrd run — Won by J. a. G.
jlau -ermarn, New- York; C *.'-. iraglr.. Xew-Tork. sec -
end: C. Ij. ila>>-f. I^-lijgii, third. I'inif, L':o;:V
Ure-!:un irt a-> aril dasi: — Won by C. K. Tonsor, Xew-
York; J-". H. l^>r... Le.Mfih. Mcoad; C. 11. Lo Van, Le
l.lrh. thir3. Tin:e. O:lu*s.
Or.e-hunclpea ar.d-twentv-yr:rd lilnh hurdle— Won ty F
J. BttUlvan, Kev-Tork; li. G. btrcit. New-York second-
J. B. Jiaylefs. Lehlffh. third. Time. u:ie*t.
Tn-o-iWDdredHuid-cwenty-Fard dash — WO3 bj C. 1(
Toaror, Kew-York: T. li. browr.ir.g. L^hlgh, second- l!
I. Warfcrd, New-York. I'.Ani. Time. i>:23 : s .
Shot put— %V<»n by T. T. Iteilley, .ew-Yoi with 38 ft
i'*s 1r..; y. h - »axtz. New-Tork. teoond. with io ft. -J. In.;
1". R. l'J-ne. I^liißh. third, with 31 rt. : I in.
High Jim;)- — J. Lowry, fCcw-York, tna T. V. Dv Flon
New-york, ti-d for Jim Lt S ft. 7 :r..; 11. Wiley. Kew-
urk. third, with 5 ft. 4 lr..
Mile ru-i — Won by J. A. O. Uaiidtrrr.ann. Xew-Yo^k- J
T. WadOUl, I>e!.lgn. MOODd; G. liya;:. New-York, third
Time. 0 :WJi%.
Har-imer threw— W 3 n by F. It. Pyne. ! el.lgh. with
:*M ft » In.; A. D. Arnold. Xew-\crk. tecoli. with
160 ft. 1 la-j T. T. lieilk-y. N*«w-Tork. third, with OJ fi
tS in.
T«p-taßßdrea-«nd-tiresty^rard lew hurdle— ■U'on by r
M. Hulsart. Xew-York: A. E. Krause. I^thlgh. eei.ond :
J. B. Bayles., L^hurh. third. Time, 0:2»S. BCT -°"a.
Broal jump— Wf « by C. I. r»pi*tt New-York with
SO tt.UK^. M. J.O-Ham. Nev.Vyork. ..econd. wltS M
lee-t ; A. EL liowt. N«v-1 r.rk. tiiJrtl. with 19 ft t«'j In
Four hundred- K.nd forty-yard duth— Wen Ly L. }' War
ford. New-York; J. S. Crowth<r*. Lchlgh. tet-ond" W 2
Ulake, L^r.!(rh. third. T".:r.e. 043%. ' '
Poto vault— Won t.y S. C. Ketcham. Xew-Tork. with
» ft. 3 In.: J. K. 0«-no, Lthigh, second; a. E Krause
Lchlgh. third.
Tottl ijtii.ts— Xe-w-York. 79; Lehigh. 23.
MANY HORSES FOR BROOKLYN'S SHOW.
A list of i/X) entries has been ■ lyed for the
r.rooklyn Horse Show, which opens to-morrow
lilghl in the clubhouse of the Brooklyn aiding and
Driving Club, on Prospect Park Plaz.i. This is by
far the frr«atest number of entries ever received by
the aj=soo!ation. and stems to puarimteo the suc
cras of the show, it will continue through Thurs
day, evening sessions only btlp.n held.
The rrojjrarume for to-morrow night follows;
"p. m. --«•:•< seventeen, catfdle horses, 15.2 and over,
uus -*■
fc:2o j>. in.— JuAglng els'.iteen peniea in harness, apr,o!nt-
TIS«-nth to count, claxs -Ju
b.Vi p. m.— Jucglag ef«tteen horses In single runabouts
'■o-ss 11.
b:2O p m -Jttda four saddle cobs, claps no
6:30 p. m.— Juflpir.ir nine i*.lr« of harness horses over 15
•.TA BJOt nctedliifr 15.2. c!a«» 4
6 -.50 p. m. — Judg-iiiir eixte«-n poki ponies, cla^s 23
10:20 p. m.—Jwlfint seven elngfe brougham horses, not
under 15.2. »P! J <' lnl n'eais to <-ounl, iss IS
10;4V) p. m.— Ju-J^lr.r nine prjrs harness horsea to be
BBBaBB^A.** a. uomans ptaeton (v.omen to drive,,
11 p. n».— Judr-r-i? thirty-two jumpers v »r «v successive
iumim. t.-,r.-« at four ftec ar,d three at four feet six
Inches. cia» 31.
DARTMOUTH OUTSHINES BROWN.
Hanrrver N". H., May 6.— Dartmouth administered
a crushing defeat to Brown in the dual Intercollegi
at* track tn«»et to-day, capturing 01 points, while
lirown scored only 55. Dartmouth p.ide a clean
• «- <k> 2au-var.i <lath. iij-yaid hurdles, half
mile run. broad jump and pole vauH. in.l scored
nil but one point in the 10».yard dash suid UO-J^
hurdles. Brown took firsts in both distance runs.
Two new Dartmouth records were established.
Swazev winning the 220-yar.l dash in a seconds
|h" rartain Thrall in the half-mile run madethe
oxreUrvA tline of 1:591-5. cllppins 3 4-5 ««econd« from
the record made l.y I>rofessor Holster in 1896.
SENIORS WIN AT VASSAK.
Good Performances by Girl Athletes in In
terclass Games.
PouKhkeepsie. X. V.. May 6.— The eleventh annual
•field day games were held at Vassar College to-day,
Ko records were broken, but. considering tho ad-
rse weather conditions, excellent performances
were made. The seniors won *> points; bophomores.
23;' *r»shinen, 22, and juniors. 13. Tho ( summary
follows : - ; : '-»i I * ****-d
One-huadred-yar-l dash— Won by Pauline AnroU. '08,
Waverly. R. I. Time. 0:13%.
Standir.K bread — Won by 6tella Watßon. 08. Pat
ereon. N. J. Distance. 7 ft. C In. .
Throwlnir basket tail— Won by Marjorlo Hlicox, 06.
Earatog-a, N. Y. Distance, 63 ft. 11 In.
Fifty-yard dash— Won by Pauline Ansell. Tim«. 0:07H-
Running hlfrh juro^-Won by Marjorla Heath, 'OS. New
*^n«TWlti haaabaU— Won by Alice Bcldlnjr. '07. Pough
keepsie. vault^Stella Wataon, Alice Heldlnp ar:d Jennie
Fence vault-Stella Watßon. Alice Beldlnp and Jennie
Davis 'OS Davenport. lowa, tied. Height. 4 ft. 8 In.
Itunninc broaa jump— by Caroline S. Barnes. 00,
F putUns eiVht-poun^*' shot— Won by Marjorie Hlscox.
D On^nun^d-y»ri n "hurdlo , raco-VTon by Caroline S.
Barnea. Time. 0:17H- _ n**->\±
Belay race — by 3906 team. Time. OT«H.
CLOSE FIGHT FOR HONORS.
New-Haven. Conn., May 6.-OT.e. annual inter
echolaslie track athletic meet held at Yalo Field
by the Yale University Track Athletic Association
to-day was participated in by nearly twenty pre
paratory school and academy, teams. The winner
of the meet under tho ecoraas it stood.at the clowj,
subject to revision by the committeo on protests,
was Hill School, by 26 points. Worcester Academy
h.-d 34U Mercersbuig 20. Lawrenceville Academy
ICI4 Sir I'aul'a School 11, Haverford Grammar
School 10. KYieiicls' Central School 4. Banks Busl
ness College 2, Dwight School 2, and South Man
chester liljcii School 1.
FORSHAW WINS MARATHON RACE.
Pt. Louis, May 6.— Joseph Forsfraw, Of; St. . Louis,
representing ' the _ Missouri. Athletic Club, won tho
25-mile Marathon race to-day In 3 hours 11 minutes.
He finished In Bn« condition.
S X Hatch, unattached, flnishod second, having
rui'. t-,, miles behind Forshaw; Felix Carvajal, Cu
ban, Missouri Athletic Club, third; Frank Hem
meter St. Louis University Athletic Association,
fourth: Albert A. Corey. Chicago Athletic Associa
tion, fifth, and Louis Caporal. unattached,. sixth.
TRINITY DEFEATS UNION.
Hartford, Conn.. Hay 6.— Trinity College 1 defeated
Union to-day in the annual dual track meet by a
ecore of 73 to 46. . A brisk -wind which blew across
the track kept down the time in distance events.
The feature was the fine run of Flowers, of Union
I in tho two-mile race, in -.vhiea h» distanced all,
l» competitors by a larx
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Great Interest in Closing Game of
League Caledonians Win.
Intense excitement marked the closing, frame of
the Metropolitan Association Football Leagrue, be
tween the New-York Caledonians and the Holly
wood Inn Football Club at Cosmopolitan Park,
Newark, yesterday afternoon, and. when the Cale
donians finally pulled out as victors, by 4 goals to
3, after a most strenuous uphill light, they were
cheered to the echo by the largo crowd of specta
tors present, who declared It the llnest exhibition
of the association, style of play they had witnessed
In' many a. day. The first half ended in favor of
the Yonkers team by 3 poals to 1, and tho homo
rooters took . things ■ for grrantcd right away.
The N*-w-York<"rs, however, only began to show
their mettle in the second half, and played the rest
of the game with the grim determination to do or
die at their po6ts. There waa simply 110 resisting
their dashing combination play, and the Hollywood
Inn players first saw their hard earned score tied
at 3 all, and then, in the last fow minutes ot
play, yielded the last and deciding goal to a good
ehot by Maxwell, of the Caledonians, and with it
tho championship, of the league. It wan an Ideal
contest In every respect, the individual honors
falling to Taylor. McKlnley Sutherland, of tho
Caledonians, "and Mather. Geikle and Hill, of Holly
wood Inn. Th© summary:
riUedonians U). Positions. Hollywood Inn (3);
M«bet Goal , Fyfe
Taylor Right fullback Martin
McKlnley , Left fullback Geikl^
Sutherland Kijrht halfback Hill
Gordon Centre Roy
jv'eill Left halfback Kellock
Tait (Paul!) Kight wing Inglis (Smith
Maxwell Centre Ovens
MacDonalJ (StarlO Left wing Martin (Houston)
Refer*<>— James Young:. Bronx Rangers.. Linesmen — J.
Glen Favorite F. C. o* Staten Inland, and»Tt. Mac Donald.
Scottish-Americans of Newark. Goals kicked — 3mlth, Insll»
and Ovena, for Hollywood Inn: Mac Donald, T»lt CO and
Maxwell, for Caledonians. Timo of ga-iac — halves (if
45 minutes each.
COLUMBIA LOSES TO HARVARD.
IBY TTTLEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.]
Cambridge. Mass.. .Qlay 6.— Harvard deflated the
association football - team of Columbia this after
noon by a score of 2 poals to 1.
Periods of 40 ami 35 minutes were played.
Throughout the game was closo and Interesting.
In the first half Harvard was the first to Ecore
on a try at a goal from a foul. Oeborne kicked the
Koalj Columbia soon evened matters in the same
half. Hartog made a pretty coal from a difficult
side angle.
In the second half neither side scored until near
the close of the game, when Green dribbled the ball
i.i'.if the length of the field and passed to Gordon,
who kicked the winning 1 goal. The game was wit
aesaed by a large crowd of spectators.
STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS AT GOLF.
C. B. Macdonald made the t"st gTose score and
I^. 8. Kerr and R. P. Worrall tied for the best net
prize in the ninth annual handicap of the Stock Bx
chango Golf Club, at Knollwood yesterday. Mac
donald's card was:
Out 4 4 5 « C> 4 4 8 6 41
lv & 3 8 5 3 4 0 4 4—3"— 78
Daniel Bacon and L. Tappln tied for the third net
priTe, each at 73. There was an entry list of sixty
olght, with about forty-five starters, of whom
thirty-eight returned cards. The summary:
Gross. ll' cap. Net.
I . E. Kerr 78 7 72
H p. Worrall 60 B 72
IJ. Bacon 82 9 73
I^. Tupi>in _- 88 H> T.'J
J P. rfaomaa B8 IS 74
P.lchard KI'.K bS 13 ">" >
W. J. Curria M IS 70
H. Hul.J."V:off 1)3 l'« 77
C. B. Maotlonald 78 0 78
F. F. Kobblna 103 £5 7«
D. fhauncry 82 3 19
r>. N McAJpln 2d 8u 10 79
J. J. Mabon 89 10 T»
11. H. Meyer lU4 24 80
E. B. Alvord t-5 •"• 80
C. J. Turtww 98 18 80
H. H. Henry W 18 80
V. Heary... ■"•" 27 "
George- M. SMrnb«rs 101 80 M
B. S. Kr.apji 62 1 81
11. UnderhiU. 9* 13 81
J. J. Manning 86 5 81
'• E. Chnpraan W IS sl
J. B T.-UW |3 3 82
H. r. Whitney — 85 3 82
A. L. Undley »2 10 82
V. •' Wllcox M 12 82
P. C. Slabon 02 1" 82
<J. c Grwnway, jr >'L' 10 S2
D. A. I^orlnp, 3r " ' 7 83
11. Pell Haggerty •!•-' 8 hi
A. Jt. Fish »3 9 g«
A M Hew "I -- 87
A.-B."Grarea <•■' " 88
A. K. I'r.'.lbrlcH 1<» IS 01
C M. rohen m 24 US
H. li P*-rin 10! l 15 W
8. D. Mciiraw U-3 10 105
QUALIFYING PLAY AT DYKER MEADOW.
In the qualifying handicap at the Dyker Meadow
links yesterday, for tbe cup presented by Donald
G. Geddf-s. ei*rht to qualify, there was a tie for
last place, which will be played off this •week.
Those who qualified are:
Gross. H'cap. Net.
H. G. McKeerer B7 & 'h
W. R. Tbompsoo 87 20 70
F. J. Philllpi Bl 0 B2
H. C. Carbfiugh ■••' I* S2
W. H. Thurston 08 M *2
W. F Bmlth 100 17 K'J
A. P. Cia;.r ''- fl S3
<', Weatherby BS 5 b3
A. i; Flrh B0 7 hi
H. T Waldaa 64 11 ■ vt
ON THE EASTERN PARKWAY LINKS.
The first of a wrlefl of thre< Saturday handicaps,
the best average of three cards to win, for a cup
presented by H. B. Fergruson. was played yesterday
at the Eastern Parkway Golf Club links. The
scores were:
Gross. Handicap. Net.
Richard Hyde bi 23 «8
K. Loun«bery BO '-'•'• •"
Mrs. T. H. PoIhMBUJ M» 17 72
11. A. Black M 24 "-'
J. A.itima H2 10 i 2
WHlard X E*.mln«ter I*3 21 72
Daniel F. McOabe . C 6 22 74
R. r Dam 91 ir. 7d
C. A. Hubbell »4 18 W
D. E Bmttb 100 -i 77
J O. Roberts 108 25 fcO
George Di-ury 101 20 81
H. 1! Cjrpenter 107 2S f-2
H. 11 Ml»«roon 103 2'> M
W. H. Hosiers 104 20 M
A. Ueorftr. . hi 25 86
No c«r«s — V. P. Pait«-r«<-.n. -\v. p Moneyer. S. W.
Eridse. W. 11. Tusrer and \V. p. rot-k.
:\EW-Y>^ DAILY TRIE-rNE. SUNDAY. MAY 7. 1906.
EAST SIDE MOVEMENT BRISK.
ITS ZONE OF GREATEST ACTIVITY IS NEAE THE PARK
. AVENUE HOTEL
Fair Number of Important Transactions Reported Last Week — De
mand for Improved Manhattan Parcel* Still a Feature.
Thero is one purchasing movement whirh is daily
growing In vigor. The elan our bt all other simi
lar movements is dim compared with It. It Is the
Fast Sid<- movement Its zone of greatest activity
la near 33d-st and Park-aye. It is not the result
of a series o? speculative purchases made simply
because of faith in the realty future of the section,
but a movement arising from an Increasing de
mand for parcels In th-> district from business con
cerns. Investors, speculators and many other per
sons engaged in the real estate business. It was
in its Initial stage when tn.> purchasing- movement
in the old Broadv.ay Tabernacle block, bounded
by :uth and S6th sis, 6th and 6th ave3., was at its
height About three weeks ago, when it I
known that a union terminal station for the Penn
sylvania, the New-York, New-Haven and Hartford
and the New-Tork <:< ntral railroads ami the Met
ropolitan Street Railway Company would pi
be built on the Work bounded by 3Cd and ?,M sts..
Park and Lexington ayes.. the majority of the
realty leaders be.^an to talk about th'- attractive
ness of the district as one of il.- invest
ment or speculative fields ttan Island.
In the last work thr strength of the movement
has become of sufficient magnitude to attract wide
spread attention.
A fe.lr number of important transactions were
reported last week. Louia Rodney Berg fold for
Charles D. Lievin the Devonshire, a six story ele
vator apartment house, No. 326 West 83d-st., 41x100
feet. The purchase price was *100,OX>. The buyer
Is an. Investor.
The Kip's Bay Ronlty Company, comprisin?- the
Realty Mortgage Company, Hellner & Wolf, Potter
& Brother and William H. Chesebrough, bought
Xo. 33 to 37 East SOth-st., a parcel with a frontage
of 65 feet and a depth of 100 feet. The house No. 33
East 30th-st. vras owned by General Francis V.
Greene, who was Police Commissioner of this city
under Mayor Low. The company sold No. 115 East
28th-st.. to Jane Daly; Nos. 115 and 117 Bast 29th
st., to the Hudnut Pharmacy Company; a parcel
at the southeast croner of 27th-st. and Park-aye..
63.8x104 fe*t, and a plot, 81x98.9 ff«t, on the south
side of 32d-st., 80 feet east of 4th-ave.
Creoree P. Johnson & Sons sold from the plans
the twelve five story apartment Louses being built
on the east Bide of Hewitt Place, between Weat
chester and Longwood ayes. The total sum paid
for the houses Is said to have been about $<5M>.000.
Bryan L. Kennelly sold the Rhoades parcel at the
Junction of 73d-st., Broadwaj and Amsterdam-aye.
It has a frontage of 75 feet in Broadway, CS.BV4, feet
in 73d-f.t. and 7S feet In Amsterdam-aye. The prop
erty was Bold for Lyman Rhoades and John Har
e«n Rhoades to James Butler and Peter McDonnell.
The new owners will add several stories to th'i
building and alur the property into business and
bachelor apartments. This property is opposite the
72d-st. subway station and In th<> immediate vicinity
of tho new buildinK operations now going on around
Sherman Square. The Jeremiah C. Lyons Building
and Operating Ctoi ipany sold Nos. n and 13 West
82d-st.. an eleven story mercantile liulMmg, on a
plot 50X95.9 feet Tli' parcel is about 200 feet west
of sth-ave. About $+50,000 was the purchas< price.
Tho Belcourt apartment house, Nos. 54 and D 6 St.
Nicholas-aye , on a plot 7G.3xi<5.5xe6x0r,.0 feet, being
the southwest corner of 113th-st., was sold by
Daniel Bird?a!l & Co.
M & L. Hess sold for James Caxlew and Anthony
Smyth, the Beven story loft building No. 157 to lbl
West 29th-et.. size 66x113x98.9. to Louis Stem, of
Stern Brothers.
E Felunan Void for the Bronson C. Rrnnsey es
tate and Dexter T. Rumsey. of Buffalo, to Andrew
J. Connick the block bounded by 9th-ave., 2u9th and
210 th sts. and Harlem River, with the exception o£
a parcel at the northeast corner of 210th-st. ana
Sth-ave. The block comprises twenty-three lots.
Mr. rellman also sold one-half block In 9th-ave..
extending to 210th-st. and the Hartem Kiver com
prising BUteen lots, lor the same sellers to the
Baraebuyer. -Mr. Connick will cut up the plots Into
S1 The A ar c c '& H. M. Hal) Uealty Company sold the
Melville,' a ; sevan story apartmeni house, on a plot
mxlOO feet, at HSth-st. and Amsttrdam-ave.. to
SSSft^S? principal Brooklyn transactions of the
week was the sale by Dean Alvord to the Chelsea
Realty^ Company, through F. D. Berry, tor about
$300000 rash, of his Interest in the vacant property
at Prospect Park South. The Bale comprised about
forty-five plots. Twelve houses in various stagea
of construction were not included in the deal. The
houses will be sold at reduced prices to close out
the entlr- interests of Mr. Alvora in the tract, as
he has decided to discontimi.- the building business
and will hereafter devote his attent on and cap
ital to Investment property in Brooklyn, the Bor
ough of Queens and In Nassau and Suffolk coun
ll Mr Alvord controls some three thousand acre*
of choice holdings in the suburban sections of.
Ijong Island and has still unexecuted buying com
miesions from Manhattan capitalists amounting to
nearly $2,000,000. He thinks the greatest profit
now lies in the purchase of property of the char
acter of Prospect Park South, when it was bought
flve years ago. and that all acreage pi perty with
in ah hour of New-York, with ccinpU ted transit,
must Increase in value from two Lo flve tlmea be
fore it has reached even its normal pla in
comparison with values In other cities ol over
100 000 population. There are nov enougn capital
ists of the same opinion to take over any prop
erty which Mr. Alvord is willing to recommend.
FOR BIG BROOKLYN TRACT $300,000.
Contracts were signed yesterday for the sale of
eighty-six acres owned by P. J. Cariin, the contrac
tor. he property is in Kings Highway and Ave
nue J. Flatbush, adjoining Vanderveer Park.
Wood. Harmon & Co. were the purchasers. 'ihe
consideration was about $800,00 .
CATHOLIC HOME FOR SINGLE WOMEN.
Charles B. Duross has sold the four Btory private
house. NO. 227 West 14th-st., 25x130 feet, for Jose
Torres to Mme. De St. Just, for $35,000. Mrs. De
Bt Ttist bought las! week, through the same brok
fr No 22T. West 14th-st., making a ploi 60x120 feet.
The brooerty is to be Improved and then used by
the Sisters of Charitj as a home for single women.
REPORTED LEASES.
Dv Bois & Taylor have made the i" illowing loa?es
of dweUlng houses: No. 540 West 148th-st., for
Thomas Kilvert to Bugene C. Gibney; No. 1.523
Washington-aye.. for M. J. Klein to William J.
McKeough; the northwest corner of Convent-aye.
and 14Sth-st., for Paul M. Herzog to Miss C. L.
Barry; No. 581 West 145th-»t., for A. C. Woehrle to
Edward B. Grant; No. 467 West tj2d-st., for Bar
clay Ward to C H. Plant; No r,H W« 14|th-st
for Lalng estate to Joseph \\. Keyes; No. 616 A\ «-st
14Sth-st.. for Lair.g estate lo John I. Nicnol
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CHOICE PARCELS CHANGE HANDS.
Henry D Winans & May have sold No. 3S East
49th-Bt.", a four story high stoop hrownstone house,
on lot 21.8x75 feet, for Grayson Martin; also, sold
No. 715 Park-aye., between 68th and 70th sts., a
four story highstoop private dwelling house, lot
IXKBS.II feet, for Charles T. Barney, and No, 10
East 62d-st-; a four story , rivate dwelling house,
on lot. i'xKM.D feet, for the Farmers' Loan and
Trust Companj'.
SELECTS SITE FOR FIRE ENGINE HOUSE.
The Fire D ■ • ' ' WlH
iam c. v -. the plot, 50x100 feet, on
■ Belmont-a • ith ol
East lIBd-st. Bfl the site tor a flre eoglm ho
i district.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER A BUYER.
H. W. Nichols has sold for the Cochran estate
to John D. Rockefeller thre< acri at Tarrytown.
The tract has a frontage in the State Road. It ad
joins a parcel owned by the buyer.
MANY DEALS BY H. W. NICHOLS.
H. \v. Nichols has sold for Gcorgo P. Bowel] his
property, adjoining a tract at Tarrytown at one
time owned by Washington Irvl to Isaac N.
Beligman of New-York. rhe property comprises
ten acre 3 of land, twenty ro>m dwelling house,
stable for twenty horse* and various Lbotlding-s;
also rental for Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard hey house
at irborougb to James A. Stillman for the sum
mer season; for R ifus W. W • lv his tract at Tar
rytown to Mrs. J. P. Townsend for tho sea.s.ui;
for Mrs. Cathai F. Reynard her tract at Tarry
town to Isldor Lewi for the season; for Frank A.
Marshal] his cottage at Tarrytown to A. L. Gif.
ford. for one year, furnished; the Milliard bousej
at Tarrytowu, to Samuel Btinei foi the s*-fifop.; for
A. L. Barber the eountn tr.ici known as tnanda;
at Ardslej to Mrs. Wllllajn Brooklleld, f.,r one
year, furnlnhrd. and for the Misses Masti i tho
property known as Tliornl<-e. at Dobbs Ferry, to
Arthur H. Hahlo fOl the season.
TO IMPROVE. MORGENTHAU HOUSE.
Plans i. iv. been filed with Bulldmi Superin
tend, -rit Hopi>er for the enlaru^nifnt tn l remod
elling of the four story and basement dwelling
house No. 30 W.-si "2d-st.. owned by Mrs. Joscphlno
Morgenihau. A nen Col<«nlnl facsde isito In-
ed of brick, trltnmod with llrm?toi>e ;\u>[ t.rrn.
cotta. and adorctd with a balcony. A two story
and basement rear pxtension is to be added, an
elevator Installed and thf Interior ma£e ov«r and
redecorated. The Improvements are t> cost $25.iW>,
according to the estimate of Buchman & Fox, the
archil •
MISSIONARY SISTERS TO BUILD.
Plans have been filed for a new four story house
to bt erected in Fort Washiiiffton-ave., north of
lsist-.-.t.. for the Missionary Sisters <<t the Sacred
Heart, of whom Slsti r Filomena Ajain is mother
or. It will adjoin the present home of the
Sisters in I'mi Washington-aye.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Ri ter, Newman & Mosauer have resoM for Jaco>>
Simon No. 346 East SOd-.st.. a five story triple flat
. with stores, on a lot l'5x:oo feet, and have re
- Cohen & Glauber No& >*! and 765 East
. two Bye story double nathr>up<-s. on plot
50a 00 ■
William Richtberg h;is leased to ;hp Martin Out
fitting Company store and workroom space at No.
ining also a Door in the
United Nai . . Kullding, No. 147 West <2d
st., to the Cavlo Cigarette Company.
Le \iuy Coventry, of Charles E. Schuyler & Co..
has .•■■'lil ''"'■ Mrs. Quackenbos to a <-H<>nt for occu
tbe five story redstone American basement
.. ■ - 88th-st.
I'u Bi ir have sold for Louis Lese and
}-M»\in Epstein the plot <>f five lots on the north
: UTth-st., ims feet east of Plearant-ave., I'Jtx
All ci t B. Ovltt.
Godfrej B. Moore has bought for a client Xo. 342
West MJth-.-i., :l Bye story apartment house on plot
- : : feel
gh has sold for the Century Realty
Company, i uacy, No. 26 East
Tiith-M., a four story a;i'l basement dwelling houso,
on a 101 .
S. B. Goedale & Son have sold for Dr. H. O.
Klotz x .'. 42 Eas< 22d-st., a four story brownstone
dwellini house, on a lot 20.6x98.9 feet. It adjoins
the building of the Bank for Savings, at the south
west orner of ith-ave. The buyer Is an investor,
who will convert the property intc. a business build
ing.
A. L. Sadevltz and H. Rosenzweig have sold for
John Kafke to Morrrs Trood No. ZLi West 109th-st.,
a six story apartment house, i n a plot 40x100.11 feet.
John Palmer has sold for Bigmond Wittner a i'l<->t
75.&5.11 feet, on the north side >f LSOth-st., ISO reel
east of Amsterdam-aye. Tl purchaser intends to
improve the plot.
Henry D. Winans & May have sold for the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Companj No. 10 East 62d-st.,
a four story dwelling house, on a lot 25x100.5 feet.
\V. G. Martin has bought No. 147 East 21st-st.. a
four story and basement brownstone front dwelling
houae. on a lot 16.4x95.9 ft ••!.
Doui Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co., have
sold to Thomas H. Calhoun No. 1.827 Amsterdam
uve., a five story double tlathouso with stores, on a
plot 36x100 feet.
\i. Bergman has sold for the Roosevelt Realty
and Construction Company, to Lowe. & Gorush, the
southeast corner of slh-ave. and 136th-st.. a plot
99.11x100 feet. The buyers will erect three six story
flathouses.
Ueilner & Wolf have sold to J. Blumenthal,
through S. Rosenbach, No. 454 Lenox-ave.. a five
Btory double tiathouse, with stores, on a lot 25x100
feet.
Charles 11. Schnelle has sold for Anna Orenstein
No. 41<> East i2d-st., a four story double flathouse.
on a lot 25x102.2 feet.
The Greene & Taylor Company has sold Xo. ill
\Ve.«t 78th-st., a three story dwelling house, on a
lot 18.6x1W.2 feet, for C. A. Ilickey, to Dr W. A.
S« llgman. ,
Innea & Center have sold for Mrs. Emily H.
rownsend No. I.OIS Lexinston-ave., a three story
dwelling house, on a lot 17x80 feet.
Herman Strauss has sold the four five story
apartment houses in course of construction on the
south side of • h-st.. 100 feet cast of Lcnox-ave.
each ;!B.'jxH>o feet, to Ravltch Brothers.
Harry Ooodstein has bought from Lawrence Del
mour, through Herzog & Co.. the live story double
ilatriousf, with two stores, Xo. 2.187 7th-a\v 75
iVtt north of 12?th-st.
Peter EMj, jr.. nas sold the five story flathouse
A". x4l West li2d-at,, on lot 27x9fc.1l feet.
Louis Ktkin has bought No. 137 West 112th-st.
a five story llathouge, on lot 20.3x100.11 feet.
* The Siegel-Harris Company has sold to Dr. S.
Clug the live story tenement house No. 4S East 132d
st.. on plot 31xW.1l feet; uk-o bought the two flve
story flathouses* with .stores, Nos. Ig2 and IS4 West
End-aye., on plot 50x100 feet.
B. Cohen has s»old to Mra G. Hessberg No 24
East 114th-st., a live story flathouse, witr stores
on plot 2&IOxICO.U feet.
IL Meltzer & Co. has sold a j.lot. 120x100.8 f»et
on the north side of lWth-st., 100 feet east of 2d
ave.
Ooldberg & Greenberg have sold No. 527 to 633
West 40th-st., four four story tenement houses, on
l lot 100x98.9 feet.
C. I. Eglers has fol.l to Franci3 Hersberg the
two Bye story llaihouses Nos. 331 and 333 East
122d-st., on plot 50x100.11 feet.
John B, Forgotson has sold to Salvatore Brancato
the live story tenement house No. 441 West 28th-st
on lot 27.1x98.9 feet.
Furmann. Gertner &• Weltfls'ch have bought from
Lippman <v Naftalowltz the new six story flathouse
Nos. 348 and £50 East 113th-st.. on plot 40x100.11 feet,
Gordon, Lev}' & Co. have bought the flve story
tenement houee No. 276 East 3d-st., 23.6x57 feet.
George J. McCaffrey & Son have sold for a Mr.
to a Mr. Farrell No. I.2<n Tremont-ave SSx
43 feet.
Frankenthaler & Lapinsky have bought f<.r a
client Nu. 1,102 Washington-aye. a two story fiame
dwelling house, on plot 66x121.8 fpet.
George J. McCaffrey & Son have sold for Julius
Grossman a lot, 25x100 feet, on the west side of
Garttel'l-st., south of Morris Park-aye.
Wolski, CHpp & Co. have sold for Mrs. m. Schmidt
to William tieiblg the three family house No. 1.080
K"orest • . on loi 20x97 et.
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has r>=^<.]i! for
Leon Frej to Arthur H. Saunders No. T.". 4 Wend
ovtr-ive., a four story tlathouse, on lot 2ix124 feet.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Oth-ave. n w corner 2Olst-st. 90.11x100; William
L Oscanyan to Alfred C Bachman; mortgage.
$11,000 $100
Same property; Alfred C. Hachman to Eugene S
S Moses; mortgage, $H.i'O-i mo
Washington-aye, n w corner lHGth-st. 00x01;
• Ernest Hammer to Ignatz Koth et al; mortgage,
S3,lih> 100
Sd-are, c s, i"'.< t ft n c.f 17-Uh-st. ii*>\i:.i»;
Wllltai Roseazvreig Realty i tperatlnj Company
to SUverman Kealty i amp my, mortgago,
$20,000 1.-0
107 t- st. No 218 East, 21.lOxl0O.ll; Carolina
Newraann to Jacob Stegel and anuth-r; mort
gage, $5,000 ioa
Pell Place, n w s, lot 23.1. map l'enfle!<l property,
.^miih Mount Vernon, .Tf.4xluy; Mary Dun to
Mj\ Kosstrin ' Nominal
21'ufi-st. n s. 300 ft c of imh-ave. 26xD9.11; Mar
garet Kelly to Jamea f! I jrler Nominal
3. r iih-st. Xi> .":!<■• West. 20x08.9; Mary j Crowther
to Lacy Luckey ; nortcage, fI2,SOU .... Nominal
Brook-aye, s «• corner 13Sth st, 100x315.2; Walter
d Bheofer et al. executorr, ro , seph .1 Meaner. 112.i»v>
Academy-st, c s, lU> ft s of srman c, ltA»x
100; Kmma Waliach and another, • . Idual anj
executors, to Aoton liealty Company 16.800
Verni'.lvca-ave, s c corner Kinerson-st. 100x100;
Emma Wallach an«J another, iridlvldua] and es
eeulors, to ■ ton Realty Company. . . C 3.200
En:ii>on-«t. w s. 85 ft s ol Btainan— av», 75x100;
Emma WallQ'h iuid another. individual ana ex
ecutors, to Maurice W llalpin 5,400
114 th si, Nos 04 and OC> Kast. 10x100.1] Marcus
L Osk to llymnn Levin; mortpago. Jl(<,7&v . . 10i)
I<i4th-ft, n s. 49.3 ft v. i f I'ark-ave. 1."jx75;
Joseph KleinfeM et ai to Julius Gruber; mort
trage, S7.ih>«> too
Sam* property; Julius Grubor to Annie Furman;
mortgage $3,500 10)1
14th-et. nos. 210 ft h e of I*l aye. 25x103.3;
.VjKusta Unruh to Jacob N Dlmant; nil title;
q c N'umlna:
Pnrk-ave. Nos 864 an,'. I •;•;': w s. •*•" 5x90;
Herman O;a.sHrr to Sarah Ons; morti
•47.000 ■ l'K>
Hitth-st. s = 73 ft w of Broad . l-J.">x>.»:t. II;
Samuel Wacht to James I> G.igan; mortgage.
$30,000 100
Bradhurat-nrr, No '_'.". w ». «0.1«55x39.11x50.8;
wiiitam H Ostrandcr to Cathleen Turney; mort-
Bftf-'e .•it. .'.<«> ... . . Non.'.nal
112th-«t No '-M'J West, 39.4x100.11; ! lidbr Fried
lander to Harry L Ro«en IM
4."ith-st No :i to 75 ffm 07.»5x100.3; I-nnKacra
Kealty Company ti» Wesley Thorn; mortKau<>.
$im,ooo I°"'
Same property; Wesley Thi>m to (Tty Real K.itato
Company; mo-ißnge. 112 000 ioo
ll<ii>:tltnn Place, s w coiner I44th-»t. — x irrearu
hr, an<l Broadway, » c corner 14Hh-st. ij» lOx
100 Colored Orphan As>-lum and AfßOclation for
lt.rielu of Co:ore.l ChiHren to Realty Trnnsf«r
Company 100
Same propert) ■ lU.iity Tran-'fer Company to l)e!ta.
IteaU* Company; mort»taK^. t:tin.2oD KX>
103d->t. n ». *U ft' c of Park-aye. lftstOO.ll: Harris
Masllansky to Victor Price; inortgaire. $7.fH«>. . . S.|i«
Jth-nt, n c. ;..:•• of M-ave. 23x97; :-en>.
Schwartz to Donjamln <ilr.»cow; mortgage.
jis nm 100
lO7i>i-!.t No 203 Kast 23x100.11; and U'^ih-st. N<>»
171 un.l 17K Kuet. 50x100.11; PrwKOtt Rralty
Company to Sophie Ile«s; morteag*. $35.00(1 100
Bradhur»t-ave, No :tT. r b. 18.2x70.2; Edmund
. Coffin t» Lucy M Purcell an« another; mortgage.
100
824-«t « s 22i» ft w of 4th-av»?. 40x08.0; George
U Frit t.i St Louia Realty Company, all liens. . .Nominal
Beaman-mve, n s. 47.". ■■ m of Emenon-it, :*>*
lb'J- Emma Waliach and im'.ther. In-llvldual
ar.d a3a 3 azecntori to Maurlrr W Hal ■ ■■■ ft.ooo
S3th-«t No 52 Weat. 60x08.9; Qeor«re Jluci«. Jr. to
Kue*ne C Potter, all Hens ■ 100
Zd aye Noa I 978 an 4 1.980, <• ». '■■'•'■ t-amuel
ar«entcld t.. Solomon Waliach; mi>rW»B',
$3.».(i«.Ki :kk' 1 "°
Treniuiit-ave. No» I iHO nnl 1 Ota s r, BOxlOO;
Kurh P Hook!" to ITredertck J Winston 100
Tremont-ive. ■.., 1.080. ■ , ■-■... Myron W
Cuddebnek to Kaih 1' Hoolif, two-lhir.iß p»rt; %
ir.ortjrii-.- $;...li»i \n-,mal
Kum i: r <.;..iwiiy. No 27». t; s. 21x119.5; '•' 1:inl tnft
Fine to Julliu Tlshnian; RioniraK". $14.600....":. 100
103 d M ii m 178 ft ■*' if Muw, 7.".xli« 11; nam
uel M.-vei'.t al to Louta Nlebers another;
«Tth ,: N,i ,11 V>'t. il.-xi0...:.; EdWerd Pier et
"I to McrrU Hater et v!: maitsace. J^.^ 0 lw
City Property for Sale. | City Property for Sale.
Kingsbridge Real Estate Company.
Tho property of this Company at Klnpsbrldge consist* of over 300 residence loti
on Kingsbridge Heights, located on Klngsbrldse Road. s«ljr-wick, Heath and Bailey
Avenues, and Hnrlem Hlvor Terrace
Thov are specially adapted for residences on account of their accessibility by
broad macadamized avenues, the protective restrictions against objecflf» na
structure and trades, their suburban environments, and the many facilities of
rapid transit to the business centres of the city.
The Elevated Roads <»>th & 9th Ayes.». connecting at I,V>th Rtreet on same plat
form with the N V & Putnam R. R., as well as fast trains from the «Jrand Cen
tral Depot on the N. Y. Central R. R., make access to the property quick, frequent
ai The «reat Subway Rapid Transit System, now running to 157 th St. will soon b*
opened' to KlngsbrWge, and the running time on Express Trains from this point
will be 23 minutes to 42nd St. and 35 minutes to Wall St.
The Title to the lots Is absolutely perfect, and guaranteed, to each purchaser by
a Title Co thus rendrrinß future transfers easy and inexpensive.
For maps, terms and further particulars, apply to:
RICHARD N. MONTGOMERY, 27=29 Pine Street.
FOR SAT.?:-63. IS, 6T and 69 East 82d Street.
between Madison and Park Avenues, four four
story brownstone, high-stoop, private dwell -
Ins*, 20x30x1023. Immediate possession.
Suitable tor remodelling. Restricted to pri
vate residences.
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co.,
STO BTH AYE .. BSrWXEM «TH * 4TTH PTS
Park-aye, No 1,9^2 to 1.984, vi b, 7.", TsM; Charles
Schcensteln et al to James J Kennedy; mort
gage. $:>7.StO 10 0
Hull-aye. w s, i"2.'> ft n of 209th-st. 2T.xl(iO. Louis
H.;t:k«r. to Delia Chai>mp.r. 100
Dey-Bt, Xo 22. n s, 25.bx77.2; Jefferson M Levy
el al to Adallne Nebe l°o
Car.non-st. No» 110 ar.vl 121, w s. 41.7x100: Sam
uei Gross el al to Joachim Spiro and another;
mortgage, $40.00i> 100
47th-st Xo 54fl West, 25xlt*>.ll; Joseph J Meaney
to Morris Haber et a!, mortgage, $is.o<i<"» .... 100
321-st. Xo ?M Ka?t. 17.6x49.4; v;..an H Jackson
to May SchlfT; m_>rtguKe. $(!.ft(n) ftM
lir.th-st. No 3 East. 20x110; Harrj M Stoff to
1-Mniun I D BrodericK; mortgage. $30,900 • • 100
Crntuna-ave. n c corner Clinton-aye, 2S lxl^O;
William L<>:!r-h to Mary X Ha.ley ■ • lw
Eairlf-ave, Nn STH. w s. STixl^O; Anna Olnson to
Wlluatn U Klrchhof W**
lUth-st. - s, 128 ft v. cf lst-ave. 23x100.10;
Morris Fln« to Empire Cornice Works; mort
gage. $7,iiimi l 0
114th-st, Xo ;«4 t.i 53 ■ East, 4f<llxli»>.ll . Mor
ris Fine to Emrire ■ mice Works; morigage.
$34,500 100
lst-ave. s \v corner I;i7th-st, 100 llxl"". Mrnrls
Fine to Empire Conic" rks; mortgage. $lO>-
C-CO 100
Jeromo-ave s c rn>r Van Cortlandt-av*. runs
■ SU 7x c 100s n BO.Bx ■ w 115.4: Pntrtck Mc-
Murray to John Shlell?; mortj $U.niiO Xomlnal j
117lh-st. a s. JBH ft c of l»t ay», 43.3x100.10;
Harris Handelbaum et al to Empire CDml
Works; m.irt;ra»Tf. *12..V>0 ...... I<V»
llOth-st. n «. aa ft w of Avecue A, "3x100.11;
Harris Mari<lelb<ium et nl to Empire <"nrnlc«
Works; mortgage, J30.2T.0 10 °
Lot No ir:t. map V»r. Xest Park; Andrew Palln
kaa to Bertha Knauf . mo
117ih-<.t. Xos M 8 and 440 Eas>t. 3G.loxlOrt.il;
Harris Man<lp!haum et al to E:nr!'" Comlc«
Works; mortgage $ll.fi(TO 100
Hoe-3t. No 1.17.">. w s, 2.'.xl(H>: Julia Puffrln W i
Katharlna M Ball; saortcage; $$.000 ■ I 0
121-t ft. s s. 109 ft w of PlfaMnt-avo. 86x100 IO;
Harrt-, M-i-.'lelbaum et al to Empire Cornlca
Work»; mortgaffe. $18.000 100
Prr.i>p«ct-avo c s. 205.8 ft w of l(ssth-st. 58x87;
Henry Acker to Charles R Protze; mortgage
$S,2SO N.-»mlnal
Old Broadway, c s. 75 ft n of 12«th-st. 60.5 x
Irrefrular; Daniel F* Tlemann. Jr, et el. execu
tore. to Henry H Wrss«-lrr.nn. <\ c Xomlnal
lst-Pt. 9 b. lot '-il-. mar Jto 1, Valentine vs
Brady, part of Hyatt Farm . Annie Keegan to
Chnr!«-n A Weber 100
Bergen-ave. s c cor 149th-st, t&ffa irreprular;
Anthony Stumpf to Charles D Steurer; a!l title;
mortgage. $20.000 100
31st- s a. 113 ft c of bth-ave. 96x88.9; <".ira
Strauss to Qeonre W Eceles; mortgage. $lO,t»(» 100
Vlctop-9t. c m 200 ft s of Morrta Park-aye. 25x
i«5. Van Xest: 9arah F fnhtll to John J CJ^ary.
mortgage. $2.B<X> 100
lOMh-st. Xo :t2R Went. 22x100.11; Q-ncsUne^ C
Jogerhuber to Xora F Piiin^: mortcaEC, $2l).<"'« 1 0. 100
13*tl s s. 3W3 ft vr of Amsterdam-are. 173 x
80.11; John Block to Abraham I fplro; mort-
Kage, $41. 230 100
D»catur-ave, m s. 175 ft 9 of Scott-aye. BOxllO;
Charlotte Sullivan to August Melchlng 100
Bth-ave. n c cor Walmit-st, 100x30; Donald F
Ayres M al to Harold Swain 100
sth-ave. n c cor "Walnut-st, lix>x.V); rtth-ave. c s.
&0.'.» f| » of Town»end-ave. 50xlU>; Theophllua
Olena to Donal-: F Ayres Xomlr.al
Oth-avt*. c s. 100.8 ft n of 4<ith-3t. 25.6x70; George
Kammer to Augusta Bommer; mortgage, 000. Nominal
174 t- s s. 330 ft w of Marmlon-ave. 23x100;
J!a--us Xathan to Kath P Hooks; mortgage.
•4,500 Xominal
07th-st, Xos 327 and 329 East, 5Oxl00.ll; Jo
si-ph Isaac c' al n> Julius Tlshman; mortgage.
$U.COO 100
Brook-aye, No 1.531. 3 w coner Wendover-ave,
ToDt7O.2xSl.7xlOO.il; Wendover-ave. a s. 100.11
ft w of Srook-ave, 5.Sx — ; Mayer S'otkln et al
to Daniel F Mahoney: mortgage. $35,(>00 100
07th-st. Xo 325) East. Kxl00.ll; Julius Tlahman to
Abram Spanner and another; mortgage, 517.000 100
OM Broadway, s c corner 130th-Bt. 12S. lx Irregu
lar; Henry B Wlsselmann to Herman Koenlg*
berger- mcrtgage. «25.001> 100
4th-st. n c s. 190.10 ft a c of Avenua C 85.8x90;
State Hai.K to Abraham Xevlns anJ another;
mortgage, $92,000 Xominal
2d-av«, n • corner 95th-at, 25.8x100; Sarah
Hlrschkowltz to Samuel Golds; mortgage. $20.
2&> Xominal
07th-st. Xo 327 East. 23x100.11: Julius Tishman
to Abraham Fine; mortgage. $17,«25 100
124th-st, a 8, 143.2 ft c of Columbu»-ave. 27. 5 x
100.11; Herman Schmidt to Amelia A Schmidt;
mortgage. $2a.000 Nominal
Old Broadway, s c corner 130th-st. 125 x Irregular;
Herman Koenl^sberger to FleUchmann Healty
Company; ni..rt(rat;e. J46.500 Nominal
stb-ave, c s. 203.6 ft s of HighbrMKo Road. 23x
(•0.10; Murgaret A Reiner to Robert C Winters. 100
Brook ay. No 737. w s. 24.11xfJ.10; Samuel
Kind to Sa<i:o SUverman; mortgage, $26.400. .. Xomlnal
SSth-St, Xo 0O« East. 23x10i>.&; Abraham Zadelt
et al to Meir Himm-lwett; mortgage. $16.500... 100
171st-st. Xo 312 East, 25x00 : Leopold Merkaamer
•1 al to John K»llv; mortguga, $13. 0 M \ Xomlnal
114th-st, Xo 24 East, 27x100.11; Barney Cohen
to Frances Heysberg; mortgage. $18,000 100
85tl st Xo 238 East. aO.txlOX.2: Vv'orklngmen's
Educatloral and Home Association to William
I>ro.«lhn. mortgage, $2,61X> 9.125
4th-st. n ». 150.10 ft • of Avenue C. 42.10x90;
Julius Tlßhman to Joseph Isaac and another;
mortgage. $ CUOOO 100
Chcrry-«t. Xo 427. s 3. gIiWT; l>iura Oppen
heim to Zerllne Stein; mortgage. $17.000 10#
Oth-avo. c s. 74.1 ft s of 41st-st. 24 WxSO; George
Kam'mer to George Kammer, ,1r: mortgaga,
$.-.,<KXt Xominal
4tb it, n f, 150.10 ft c of Avenue C, 42.10x06,
Joaoph Isaac nt aJ to lx>uls Hoffman and an
)th»r; mortgage. $(51.000 100
105th-9t. n 8. 105.9 ft w of ay«. 1H 3xloo 9.
Oharles Peper et al to Ellas A Cohen; mortgage.
JG.IXKI 100
Balnbrldge-avo. s c s. at n c » 194th-st. runs n »
22x s c 127.fix S w 25x n w 10.'> x n w - ; Michael
Snee to John AI Purcell: mortgage. $2.870 100
76tl »t, n s. 171. 8 ft fof 3d-av«\ 1«.5x10t.2; Doro
OJnltfman tg Marcus L Osk and another: mort
gage, $C.so>> Xomtnal
lst-ave. s iv corner 123d-st. 49.10x52.2; Adam
Boettlger to Theresla Boettlger; all Hens 100
LJspenard st, X--vs ii" and <''2. a s. 4O.«x— . Eliza J
Smith to Arthur J Copeman; mortcaKo. $90.<H10. 100
Broadway, b •■ s. 125 ft s w of Hawthorße-at,
—x — ; Gertrude Well to Richard H Maslen;
mortgag. $10.000 100
12Ma-st. s s. 70 ft c of Park-aye. SOxttXll; Mai it
I. Abraham* et al to Jtorltz L Elrnat and an
other mortßage, $30.600... . 100
70th st. Xo 310 East. 2T.xli><> Michael Maier et
al to Thiimaa Pochota; mortgage, $12.000 100
144 th st. No 608 East. 16.8xlCO; Henr>' Dorz
barher a-:'! aaother executors, to t-aura Ash
mall; moruace. 54.000 .'.'..' T.«N
Amsterdam ive, Xo 1.451. a s. 25.7x100; Henry
Nechrol to estate of Asher Simon: mortgage,
$22,600 100
Ebarman-ave, s c corner AndeMon-st. 10i>xlC0;
Manhattan Real E«'at.- and Building Associa
tion to Charlos F Camerer; mort»a«e $15.00». Noir.lnal
glai at, s h. 111. ft ft c ol Lexington-ave. 11)7
xlo4 4 LUlle Well et al to Jacob H Rubin;
mi>rt*n«e. $12.000 16.000
3d-ave Xos 2.082 and 2.5C4. c b. 2*«xf.7.10; Henry
Hunneke, Jr. to Tlnjothjr F BcUlran 100
Bro%dwsy, i> c B. 125 ft s v. of Hawthorne-et.
54ix Irregular; Richard R Mas'.. -. to John J
Moonoy et al ; rtsa?<> $114.000 100
Courtlanrit-ave. s n corner 188 th SS.BxBB.Bi;
Huso Maler '-,> Louis Lass ICO
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Btate Realty Company to Park M'trtgngp Com
pany; Yermilym-ave. 9 c corner Bmerson-st;
2 > >'-arr 4■» ncr eesrt $1(5.240
i\cton Realty Company to Park M"rt!j;i>;^ Com
pany; Academy- st. a r. 110 ft s of Bhimaa
aye; 2 years. 4S r>er cent 11,760
Halprtn. M W. to Park Mortgage Company; Sea
man-aye, n s. 475 fl m ■>( Emerson-st; 3 years.
.-,!._. per , Mnt . 6, C00
Same t> Park atbttgasT* Company; Emer»on-»t.
w s 2." ft • of Soaman-ave; 3 \<virs, 4Vj p«x
c*nt 8.780
Mahoney, D F. to M Slotkin and another; Brook
ave No 1.8 •'• . ' '■• s? <l \>er cent . . 6..VK>
R.im» to same: Wendover-ave. n -. BSB 5 year»,
ii p. ■•■Nt 3.500
Roeen, 11 L. to I Frledlander; 112 t- st, Xo 242
Weat; 3 years, B per cent . 31. P00
Bachman, a i■. to William }i iij,»r..in f>th
n%. ■ n w corner 20lsi st; l year. 5 pel cent.. 3.00<>
Golding. Harnurl. to ii B (Joldin-; 114 t- st. No
"(>•* to 21l> Easi dv« Februan 1. iftOCI. « per
rent 3.P>»
Xleberc, I.ouls. nnd another t-> Title Insurance
Company' I""-', st, No ZIB to $$B Ka«i. 1 year.
.-■ per cent ... 32. 0m
Knmtrin. Mnx. lo II TrumpJw; Pell Place, n w a.
lot 233 map PenOeld; 3 years, 5 l j percent... 2.5rt»
P.ostn ,11. T.i i llandei 112t!i-«:. No 242
Wcsi! ■ 8 ) eara 1 s#i cent, \(y»
W.-.'ln.h. T. lo .1 Splvacik: 2d-i»ve r s. 2.V11 ft
,' .<f 1C2.1-.M : •*• yars. U p;-r cent 4,fW^
Waliach S . . S Greenfild; 2d-uve. c ». 50.11 ft
s r ioc.l-st: 5 rears. 6 per cent 4.(*»
Levin 11. to M I- O»k and another; 4th-ave.
s «. 'corner 114th-;t: 1 >*ar. R ;>«r cent ft.7:H>
Meaney. Joseph J. to W S Shecifer; r.r.vik -ave. s n
corner lSßth-»t; due M«rch W IIKI7, 5 pet eenl 91.0,»
Proslhn W illi»tn. to ii C BtOBe; P^tk-at, s s. lf>rt
ft w •' il-o ve.; 3 years. 5 per c^nt 1 ••••'
I>rvtn B ' to New-Tork Tnsi't Company, l.Wth st.
SO WO f> vnr«; .^ PWT cent • 14.000
M.ifllfn. R H. «o t! v "'"- Hfidwav. » r. 5. tur.
fi t w nf Hawthorn *t ; as per bond o.«k>
Mrrcnroih A M. to City l>ai n»t.tt.- Company,
" 7'irhnt » a. l'H> ft w <f West End-ov«; 3
vcars: S p>-r cent 178 <»>O
T'irr.iy C to W'lllUw 1* Kimr.all nnl another.
Bradhurst-ave, No 2.^; r. Katv s prr e»nt ls.fmo
Th.\-n W t-> Lnnv ACT* R.-alty Company, 4.'.1h-
S f No 71 !- 7.". WV«t: M P>T h.nd 2O.004"
F'.'tttn Samuel, anl .:r.i'th«r t«i M I. C*ih-n.
.Morroo-nt, .... "•» S >wu: rt •nt 5.000
P< ■!. jta T. ij -J Mi'.er. 7u:!:-si. N . 310 BMI .
ATTRACTIVE
DWELLING.
can bailment house; all modsrn lmprov£
ments: best ord»r. Price verr low " !I S'" >T «-
SLAWSON & HOBBSI No 2U CoHi^ba. A T«.
12 East 53d St.,
House ot *x tpttoi construction. : , rr , P Pr, r floor Irrtlx.
Choice Residence Street.
>l/e 37.6x130 ft.
Parma side light Prl<?* Icrw
?r en by a-^oointment with
Hrury D. Wlnan* * May
1* • Fifth ay.
34 East :;.sth St.,
The only foil *:z». well built DwelllnK fc»
The Residential Section
of 3liirrnv Hill
For Sale, at a Rsasonabl* Pric*
Ba*n by special appmntment with
HEMCV I). W IN \\S & MAT
T4?) Fifth In,
FOR SALE.— Tke finest and best constructed two-fam.!v
houße?. Ii the mofl r«6ne.i r.e!?.Ttrrr.oo f < | a tv,
Bronx; full lot; house 21x>y> feet; all tapwvejrontir fT»rx
nickel plumbing; steam heat; nnest Mot: rai^-e; aiegia
mantles and chandeliers; 17 rcorr.s; two tl> bothroo—j"
easy ot access; three-quarters o£ an hour from, t.lty Hall"
agent on t>remi»es; Mcrrts-ave.. one block nor-h of Klriis-L
bridge Bom. one block eas: of Jerome-aye. Price SlOlouO
easy r > menta
L. C. HAH.V.
<53 Wall reel
2 year=. 9 p»r cent 40<»>
Schmidt. 11. ta A S l>ary. 12lth-at. s .«. 143 2 ft
c of Columbus-aye; 1 year, ti t>er cer.t 3.0C0
Winston. Frederick J. to Title Guaranty ar..l
Tr-. : Company. 177th-st. s s. 3^f> ft w of
Marmion-a\e; as p»-r btr. 1 % liOO)
Gla«jrow. Benjamin, to L. Sohwartz. 3th-s:. n ».
878 ft c of 2d-ave: 5 years; i> per cent S,C*»
Cimerer. Charles F, lo T L. R^rnoMs. Sheman
«■■■*, a c eonMr Er.iers>n»»t; due Jun* 1. lfti)6;
« per cent . . a.oort
Tyler. Ja-Ti-!. G. to M Kelly. 213 th Bt, n s. 3i» ft
eof lOth-aye; l year; o per cent ... 3.SCO
Geary. J J, to Sara.- I" Cahll!. lot 40. map Hunt ;
estate; .iue January 1. lw«>7. ! p»r cent • !,:;'•>
Donr.l. (i. to .- Stainwood ileoken. 112th-st. No\
325; B years; 5 B«I cent I 21,00t»
GleKel. r, v : another to X Newmann. 107th-st. ■
No 218; ■) ... Auruat 1. l»i rt per cent . 3.00<J
Realty Transfer Oompaay to Colored Orphan
Asylum an! Aisoclatlon. Hamilton P'.a s w
corner l*4th-st; 1 year; 5 per cent .363 3C»>
Ellenger. C, to E M Pelletrau, 22d-at. Kb 21T
to 221 East; ilc-.-r.and; C per cent 65.000
Gruber. J, to J Kiel nf eld and another. 104:h-st,
n » 40.3 ft w of PaFk-avo; instalm«nts; « per
cent 1.300
Lane. Charles, to .■) 11 Livlrgstor.; 143a-st. n ■
at cc:. line block 173 to a w corner 144th-st
and Hamilton place; dua January l. 1806; 5
per cent .- 29.00<>
H'.mrr.»'lw.!t. Melr. m A Zadek et al; BSth-»t,
No 506 Ea«. 5 y ars. 6 per cent 6,.VJ«>
A«h.-r;a:i. Laura, to C Sc«opp: 144th-it, N-> 6»2
East; 3 years; 5 per cent ■ 1,201
Freedman. J. li M Apatow; ilonroe-st. No 205; B
years ; 6 pn cent \ 10.0<1<>
SUverman. Ha.lte. to s iilnd; Brook-aye. n w
corner 147th-st: 3 years G per cent 4,' V*>
Steurer. Charles D. 10 i. Stump; Jt<»r«»n-av».
s c rncr 149th-st; due November -. 1906; S.
per cent 23.300)
AlLort. David, and another to B Ralluwiky and J
another; Madisor.-ave. n I, 23.10 ft c of JefTer
*on-at; 3 year'". ■■ p*r cent • '■•»
Chltppa. U to Jt A Fowler: lot 101. map of Van
Nest i'a-lc. 3 years ; 5 per cent . 8.5»»
O'Leary. John, to Hamilton Finr.li. 1731-st. n a,
05.2 ft wof Waahtß(tOß-aT>: 1 rear; 3 per cent 7.00©
Eilvcrman Reijty Company to tniUaia Rosen—
I weir Itcaltv C>peratlnit Company ; .'(d-ave. a a.
130.10 ft n of 174th-st; 1 year; « p*f cent t.OOO
SefatSJ May. to H M Goldberg; 32d-st. s s. 103 ft
m cf lst-ave; demand: fl per cent I.OCO
Empire Cornice Works to H ManJelbaum and an
other; 119th-»t. n s. 213 ft w of Avtr.ui A; \
year: 8 per cent :18.25<>: 18.25<>
Sarr.e to sainc. 117th-st. s s. 294 ft c of '.st-ave; '
1 year: (J per cent . . ■ . T.S"<>
Same to same: 117th-st. N\? »3S ar..i 44<> East;
1 year; 6 per cent -. • 3»h>
Both. Igriatr, to D P Crakow; 'WaahlnKton-ave,
n lS6th-st; 1 year; B per cent " B.oo<>
l+r». Lou!*, to L. \Ia!»r: Conrtlsndt-ave, 9 w.
comer lßJth-st; <!;ie Aupist 1. 1012; 3 per csnt.l 21.0C0
Klrchhof. William B, to A Olsson; Eagle-aye; No ■
579; 3 years; .1 per cent 8.300
Hessberfr. Frances, to B Cohen; listti s>. No 24
East: .1 year? C r>*r cent ... 6.2T/»
Sp«nnc-r. A. an.! another to J Tl.ihman: 97th-»t.
No 329 East; I rears. 6 per cent " 4.750
Weber. Charles A. to a Keegan; lst-st. <• s. lot
212 map Hratt farm 3 years 3 per cent 60<>
Muller. C G. ta I- O Barnard: lots l«2 ar.n 163.
map Uaoes estate: 1 year. 8 per cent .......... 3.600
Ecc'les. Geortre W. to C S'.rauss; 31st-st. .V > 254
West; 1 year. .V-2 par cent ■ XO.COO
Schwan, E. to Greenwich Savlnjrs Bank; 7Sth-st.
No 178: .-> years. 4Vs Der c«at B.OCO
Haber. Morr!.". an.l others tr> Edwarl Eaar and
anothe-r; Kttk No .Vl4 \V<>at; 2 years 8.000
Koenlgsbur^er. H B. to B B VVasselrran; Old
Broadway, s .• corner 13oth-st; 2 years. 6 per
cent 21.80*
Koffman, U an ! anotht-r to j IBSSJC and another;
4th-9t. Nos 313 and 31.' Eas:; 3 y«ar<» . 8.000
Ball. X M. to Kunsur.da Dohlus; H^^-st. w a,
97.3 ft s of Home-st; per bond 6.000
Sullivan. T F. to II Huimek*. |r; 3d-ave, Nos
2.582 and 19M. 3 years. 5 per cent 7.000
Rosenzwelß. leaa-. »nd another to Ctty lfort«ra<e
Company; AVash)nston-ave. s w comer 172J ;
1 year. fi per cent ... 60«K>
Sptro. J. and another to 3 Gross an* another;
Cunnon-st. Nos 119 and 121 1 year. I pet cent 10.000
Pekelner. SamueL and another to I> Levy and
another; Amster<!am-av*>. n o corner 123d-»t;
1 year. 6 per cent 80, W»
, •
MECHANICS' LIEN 9.
sth-avp B W comer Mth-st. lPOxlOrt; Carbon-*»H
Machine (lompanv a«t Fifty-fifth. Street Com
pany owner: ueneral Bu!ldin< aaj Ccnatructlon mm
Company, contractor .|0.173W»
2Sth-st No .117 to 321 East: A Gordon I Pro
airt Joseph Oranskv Jneeph Bernstein ar..5 J<i«epa --«,«
Zlmbenc. owners and contractors •• *«w w
asth-at No 317 to 321 East: Jacob Boa<»nblum ar.3
another a«t Loola Haransky. Joaaa L. Born
st-ln and Joseph Zlrr.her*. owners an.l con- „„
tractors . .... *" w '
2Sth-s t No 319 to 32"; Eas the Strjctural Snrriy
Cbmpaay air- Oransky. D*mste!n ■ Zlmberß.
owners an-l contractors '"•
Chrlstopher-st. No 113: Becky Prud.>vsky a*'t
Sylvestter w.ttu. owner: Slsmnnd Fucbs. eon- lffTo(>
tractor .. • lfrTm
70th a «° r Ncv'"J42"t'o'244 East, same agt Kml'.y ,«.«
Glauter owner: SUmnnd Fi«-h-« contractor.... 133 CO
Str-ave. s •• corner. 12Gth-?t. 40.1U1H0. samo art
H-rry j Hampkrar, owner; SlgniunJ Fuch*. js n
contractor ■■■■-••■ ","'"
nrrndway. •> c c)rn»r 41st-st. COx^^x lrre(ru!ar;
Tr.lii>h Withers and another ast U>uis L. Toi. .. 442 a
owner and contractor •*""
MANHATAN BUILDING PLANS.
Fort Washir.et.vi-ave. w ». for * P™ur rtorr ****
dormitory. :«***: Mother Falomena Ajanl.
owner " \ \>ndua»co. architect **"w
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
Columtus-ave. s * -^rr- Van ■Burewttwo
n'orv fnm.- dwelling booafo and st-r*». S*^- 4 -
I>m:ls Masza. n«r; Berohaf I Ebelir.i:. arc.i- _, -_.
Cci^m^nw»Wlth -ave." wa. 19 ft aof M^r- -
two pti.ry fram» rlwellins hi...- nn.l «t«r»e. _Tx
47; Mrs Mj-!' KlfllW. owner; Eernharl
17Sth-at ■ s SR ft w'of \Vats>n Lan«. two "
. « -Js ft w nt Wata « !-•-
or.d attic fram^ dw»l hous*». 21x5U; Mrs
I^ouloe Herse. ■Mr; B<-rnhart Wilt—, ar ■■ : ftM(>
Corn'mnnweaKh-aVcV V "»." W Vt" a of West. Fjfrn.
Road. »wo Mory fram# lwelllnit *°*~-2*}j*%
Charles W>bb«r. jr. owner; Berr.hAni E2*UD«. fIW
Va!ent!no-av«\ 'ne corner 202>i-»t. two story *»«>•
dwo'llnp ho.ue. s>iM: W D Eerg«Q, owr.er; c 3
nark, architect ■ •. e " wu
17Sd-st w s — V> ft nof Ulrtison-ave'. two strri
"frnm.> Ow«UtBK house. 21x52 *: Teter Luonr\
own»r- Gi'Max- Schwartz. aivhlt»v-t «.ww
Ora»rna'l'arU North, n s. 7rt ft wa( MarTnlon
ave ihr«« story brick Uwellln* hous*. 22*60.
Harry McOanvta. >wner M J ilarrtn. archltact T^w
ir.%th-st * s. 275 ft c Of Unc>Mn-av*. one story
f-ame ivwn shed. < >oi4rt: Patrick Gr>cdrran.
owner- C A MllnT. architect ■*'
11 Bt. n s. 2-i.rt n ' of Valentlne-ave. t w» ;«*»
HI .-\ frame rtwelllr.e houses. 2i^x.W; William «--.«
C Bergen, owner; Cttarlea S dark, architect.. IP.OW
LIS PENDEN3.
122d-*t. No 2<>7 West: Riwnri K^nt and another,
trustees. a»ca!n*t Casimlr V Wanner et ■!: ft>recJo«ur« or
nvrtioixe; ottomeys. EwlnK. Whitman * Etvis*.
l»t st. n w corn** 2il-st. T4x4."Sx lrr«-«. Bronx; C**?'**
May nualnst Jc.hn Case et al; partition; attorneys. O m
H Sth l -'»v""Nos 2.57S and - 550; John Stlch MP»SS>»sSjij
A Jogger- »r^-tnc rertomaac*; attor— yi i: <rwit» •:
K '"V4t N.% 417 West: Frank M Berry asalnat -elmtna
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