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PARK AVENUE SALE INVOLVES $1,500,000
Property Comprises Five Eight S tory Elevator Apartment Houses
and Three Large West Side Plots.
N. Y. CENTRAL PLANS UPTOWN FREIGHT YARDS, IT IS SAID
Several large investment properties
changed hands yesterday.
One of the principal transactions was th©
sale by Charles T. neck & Co. for the
>..tv England Apartments Company to
John Volz of Xo. 43 to 53 East 6Sth street,
three eig*t story elevator apartment houses,
on plot 15C*1<*& feet; also. Xo. 64 East
E?th street, fl similar apartment house, on
lot 25x100.3 feet, and Nos. 4SC and 482 Park
avenue, an *>ipht story apartment house, on
lot 50xl<¥» feet, forminc together a plot of
land 22Sxl«*l feet, or nine city lots, facing
three thorouphfares and imercommunicat
inp on interior lines.
Although these liuHitif were erected
only nine years aeo. the new owner con
templates, as soon as arrangements can bo
made, to modernize the buildings and In
teriors up to the latest standard of the
Park avenue structures now in course of
erection.
In part payment Mr. Volz pave the fol
lowing parcels: The northeast corner of
Lexington avenue and i:*th -treet. a plot
lOOxy*. with old buildings; the triangle at
142 d street and Bradhurst and Edgecombe
avenues. 100x72x20 feet; also, a plot 43.9x190
feet on Ogden avenue, between 165 th and
HMi streets, running through to Summit
avenue.
These parcels— the Lexington avenue,
the triangle at Edgecombe avenue and the
Ogden avenue plots— the brokers resold
to a construction company, which will soon
improve them all with high class apart
ment houses. The transaction involved
about J1.500.000.
Another big transaction yesterday was
the sale by S. B. Goodale & Son for the
John Hay wood estate of Nos. 133 and 135
West 3T,th street, old buildings, on lot 50x
55.9 feet, to John E. Olson.
Hi Olson Is now building a twelve Ptory
loft building at Nos. 127. 129 and 131 "West
15th street. At the expiration of the pres
ent lease Mr. Olson will erect a similar
building on the property now acquired,
which will be the ninth store and loft oper
ation now under way on this bock.
The buildings approaching completion
erected by the Theodore Starrett Company
and the T<veniy-fifth Street Construction
I ompar.y are already partly leased.
The M. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company sold to
the Urban Construction Company the prem
ises Nos. B>. 141 and 143 West 24th street.
a plot ,v. feet front by 116.9 feet deep on the
easterly side and SS.3 feet on the westerly
side. Fred M. Cromwell, the seller, recent
|j acquired Nos. 141 and Ml West 24th street,
a seven story loft building, with a frontage
of 35 feet, from his mother, Eliza E. Crom
well, and purchased the adjoining property,
■known a.s No. 130. and consisting of a three
story business building, with a 15 foot
frontage. He resold the combined plot at
a substantial profit. Louis Schrag repre
sented Mr. Cromwell in the resale. An in
teresting situation in connection with this
property is created by the fact that the ad
joining properties on either side Nos. 137
and 145 West 24th street— are botli owned
by the Hammond estate, and the conditions
ere such that these adjoining properties
can only be. sold at public auction. They
consist of old buildings, with frontages of
only C 6 feet.
The M. Morgenthau, Jr.. Company has
just placed for 'he purchasers of the prop
erty Xos. 139. 141 and 143 West 24th street,
the t'rban Const ruction Company, a new
morgage of JTS.f->>. at 4' 2 per cent, for five
years, covering these premises. The Whan
Construction Company has no immediate
Intention of improving th«> property.
There -was a report yesterday that the
New York Central Railroad plans a big
freight station and yards just west of
Kiverside Drive, between LT7th and 143 d
ttre«ts. It could not be confirmed.
Tt will yse jh" property for freight pur
aooes, it is said, in the event that its
tiacfcjl on Eleventh avenue, -which lead to
ha freight station in St, John's Fark, are
t" be remove.i.
The company has been buying property
bdoor the drive for the last two years and
now owns about six block fronts extending
from 137 th to 143 d street. The company
Marted its activity in the Riverside section
about the time the fizrht against its tracks
or Eleventh avenue was at its height-
The company first bought the Landon
property between 137 th and 135 th streets,
and has been quietly adding to Its holdings
ever since. Several days ago the company
annexed The two blocks between 141 st and
MM street?, owned by the Hoguet estate.
It is said that th«> company will soon be
gin the construction of a freight station
on th" strip. The plan of the company is
to extend the shore lime out as far as its
riparian rights will permit, and on this n^w
ground build a number of warehouses.
Overlooking the str::> are some of the
Bacot apartment houses In the city.
Finkeistein Brothers, who operate sev
eral 10-eent stores, have bought the fif-
T*»»n years' lease held by Callahan <t Mor
rissy, Nos. 4-> and 50 West 14th street, and
N<v 47 to 53 West 13th street. The property
•- owned by the Rhinelanders. Thomas
Morrlssy conducted the negotiations
through Charles J. McKenna. as broker.
rhc •i'-al involves about 1700,000. The prem
ises will he extensiveh altered and used as
a five and ten cent stor*>.
GOOD MORTGAGE MARKET.
[it view of the fact that there seems to
b* a feeiinp of discouragement in some
quarters «>\ cr the general showing in th©
real estate market, the Title Guarantee and
Trust 'otn}>any s'.rikee a note of encour
atcmer.t in its mortgape t-tatement this
week. l^ai=t week the company sold to in
vestors 137 mortgages, aKJ^regatinp $1,411,750,
a record which has been surpassed only
tviee this year.
rhe company hat g:iinte<: tbx«e buiMfnc
loa:.s. a^rsrefratinc: $77,<»), to the Franklin
/vfnuf Company "n its property at the
northeast corner of Franklin avenue and
170 th street, a plot 105x100 feet.
Thre<? five story brick and ston© store
and flat buildings are to be erected on the
■Me in t!,e immediate future. The mort-
ZHze-n are to run for five years at 5 per
cent after completion of the buildings.
BUY FAR ROCKAWAY SITES.
The James I*. Weßa Company sold at
suction on Saturday two properties at Far
Kockaway. i^-nii; I^iand. The two story
dwelling on iil"t fronting 121 feet on the
east side of Smith mm-.-i, 1<«) Beet on Cor
n.-ira avenue a!i«i 146 feet on the .Long Jsl
nnii Railroad, went to William H. Koele,
of Far Itockaway, for $G,.".T.'.. Arthur Hut
ler. of Far Kockaway. paid S3. r .*OQ for tiie
I'lot <if about three and a half lots at the
southeast corner of Smith street and the
i^ins Island Railroad, with a two story
l.i me dwelling. The properties were di.s
posed >jf hy tiie Thomas Hendtrsuu eSCmIC
FOR HEMPSTEAD LOTS $25,875.
van L. Kennclly's auction sale of lots
,i 1 Hompstead, Long Island, on Saturday
i«hulu«i successfully. Buyers were found
v«e 111 lots, and a total of $20,b75 was
realized. The prices ranp<-<i from $165 to
142 a. Mr. Kennclly disposed of four of the
l«.tf at private sai*-. The auction involved
the rf-rnaindor of the M i>j;r'«-ls which he
was -■ liefjule<J to Fell a couple of wreks
ssi,. the sale at that time beinK adjourned
onin;; to <iarKn< ; •s^ aftor he had disposed
of Ot ln\£.
ENLARGES SCHOOL PROPERTY.
The Newton I^and Association has con
cluded a lease with the Riverdale Country
School. Frank S. Hackett. head nsjilii. for
thirteen kri of land and f!v# buildings
en the old Albany Post Road and Ri\c-r
daJ* Lane. The seteoJ has outgrown the
adjoining property, which it has occupied
for three years. The new plant includes
an athletic field for the boys and a gym
nasium.
SIXTH AVENUE RENTALS
A Number of Eig Leases in the Old
Wholesale Drygoods District R-eported.
K. W. Gray has leased for M. Steinberg
the third loft at No. 256 to 260 Sixth avenue
to the Berry Rain Coat Company. This
completes the rental of the entire building.
Also leased for G. L.. Morgenthau the top
loft at No. 62 West 18th street to Solomon
& Greenberg.
Penzer Brothers have leased for the John
E. Olson Realty Company the. store and
basement. 10,000 square feet, at Xo=. 116 and
US Wooster street, for a term of years;
also for the Agate estate 5.000 feet at Nos.
175 and 177 Wooster street; also for the
Broadway Holding Company 7,5"0 feet at
No. M 3 Broadway, to the S. «r G. Import
ing Company: also for George Schlegel 5.00 D
feet at Nos. S3 and 85 White street; also for
George R. Bristor. 2,500 feet at No. 125
White street; also for Thome & Greenb^rg
2 500 feet at No. 508 Broadway; also for M.
Arnstein & Co. fourth loft at No. 486 Broad
way, and for the Jetter estate a loft at No.
Ufi Spring street.
Wohlgemuth Brothers have rented for
the George Nicol Company the second loft
in Nos. 34 and 36 West Houston street to
a Mr. Strasberg; also for the U M. Jones
Company the eighth loft in No. 652 Broad
way to J. Seldin & Sons, and for Wiener
Brothers the third loft in No. 21 Washing
ton Place to Abraham Kahn.
The Duross Company has leased for
Philip Smith the store at No. 180 Sixtb ave
nue for a term of years to the United Cigar
Stores Company.
De Blois & Eldridge have rented a store
in the Travers block at Newport to Loeb &
Currie, of this city, for the season.
IN THE SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.
Kugene V. Welsh, of Morristown, N. J.. has
j solO for Mrs. L. C. Leek to F. S. Foote, of
I Montclair, the sixty-six-acre farm on the
j Morr-stown-Alendham Road and about two
I and a half miles from Mendham. The farm
lis well equipped with modern buildings
ana is one of the best known Mendham
! farms. Mr. Foote intends to occupy the
i farm as a country home.
lowers & Steers report the sale of 256
' aens of land near Central Valley, in the
j town of Woodbury, Orange County, N. V..
! for George Van Tassel to a New York
] cnent.
T. Sv, Burke and the Yonkers Realty Kx
change have sold for David G. Tatton the
premises Nos. 109, 111 and 113 Morris street.
Yonkers. two three-family buildings and a
i<«U making in all a plot 75x105 feet. Mr.
Burke has also sold for Philllpine Ed
waids a plot with a frontage of 200 feet on
North Broadway, near Morsemere Tlaee,
Yonkers.
RECENT BUYERS.
Pierre A. Bernard is the buyer of the
tl.ro*- story dwelling house No. 25S West
74 Ui street, recently sold by John P. Kir
wan for Mrs. Arthur Postley.
Tie Urban Construction Company is the
purchaser of No. 139 to 143 West 24th street,
sold several weeks apo to Frederick If.
Cromwell through the ML Morgenthau, jr..
company and Louis Schrag. The property
r (insists of a seven story loft building and
a th:eo story building, on a plot Boxll6x
irregular. The Morgenthau, jr, company
has secured a loan cf J75.500 on the prop
erty, to run for five years at 4 1 / i per cent,
for the new owners. The Urban company
has no plans for the future of the prop
erty.
lyouis H. L,*»wenstein was the broker In
the sale of No. 258 East 9th street for the
Maxlotv Realty Company to J. M. Beaty.
MORE SALES AT BRIGHTWATERS.
The T. B. Ackerson Company has recent
ly Fold at Brlghtwaters. its thousand-acre
residential development fronting the Great
South Bay, at Bayshore, Long Island, the
following: A plot, 160x140 feet, at Johnson
Drive and Plymouth Avenue North, in the
Lakes section: plots lOOxloO feet, on Acker
son Boulevard. 100x150 feet on the corner
of Peters Boulevard and Montauk Drive,
y^xW> feet on Baldwin Boulevard, in the
Pines section, 50x14^ feet on Bay Way ave
n'i» and Nte2S feet on the Venetian Con
course East, in the Bay section.
HEMPSTEAD HARBOR SALE.
The Ruland & Whiting Company has sold
for F. W. and Susan B. Duryea thirty-five
acres on Hempstead Harbor, Glen Cove,
Lont; Island, to Miss Chrystirie S. Foster.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
SEVENTH AVENUE— S. B. GoodaJe * Son
mM for Francis Adrian Xos. 159 and 161 Sev
•»nth avenue, two old buildings, on a. lot 38x80
fe*>t.
aOTH STREET— Francis B Bobert *=old, for
the estate of Rufus C. Read, to a client. No.
4O East 20th street, a two story brick building,
on st lot 2SXB2 feet.
2STH STREET — S. B. Goodale & Son pqld for
thf John Hay wood estate Nos. ISH and 13S West
"sth f-treet, old buildings on a plot 50xii8.9 feet,
t«, John E. Olson. H" will erect a twelve story
loft building on th« site.
2STH STREET — Fernando W. Benner Co.
sold for the estate of Rufus C. Read, to a client.
No. 41 East :Sth street, a three stcry and base
ment brick building, on a lot 20.10x08.9 feet.
B6TH STREET— Charles T. Kleck & Co. «old
for the New England Apartment Company the
three eight story elevator apartment ! houees.
Nr.. 43 to 53 East fiSth street, on a lot 50x100.5
feet; No. 54 East s»th street, a. similar apart
m*nt house, on a lot 25x100.5 feet, and Nos.
4<*» and 452 Park a\enue, an eight story apart
ment house, on a lot 50xKi0 feet, to John Volz.
In part payment Mr. Volz gave, old buildings
on a. plot 10«'»x5O feet at the -northeast corner of
lUlth street and Lexington avenue, a triangular
plot, lft>»x72x2O feet, at 142 d street. Branhurst
and Edgecombe avenues, and also a plot 43.9x190
fert on ogden avenue, between 165 th and 166 th
streets.
83D STREET— Stronghold Realty Company
has purchased from H. Rekirk th« four story
and basement dwelling house. No. 30 West 83d
street, on a lot 19xK>2.2 feet.
IhIST STREET — The Van Norden Construction
Company sold the new five story apartment
house at No. Jitis West lSlst street, on a Plot
fiOxlUO feet, near Auduhon avenue. The house
Is one of the newer apartment structures put up
on this thorouKhfare and was purchased by an
Investor. It Is said to be the first Investment
purchase of a new structure in this street.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The auction sal-s riHd yesterday at th*
R*>al Estate. Exchange salesrooms. Nos. 14 and
\'\ V<-.v y Mre.'t, resulted as follows:
By Samuel GoldstloUer.
HITCHES AVE. J.\'M\. c f. 105 ft h of 180 th
st. 23x87.€y '.', sty brk dwp; A I> Ernst agt
Hughes Avenue Construction Co f\. al; Par
ker tic X, atty*; W C Arnold, ref; amt due.
tS.I«Z4«: taxes, et.. $171»S»1; rabj«ct to a
Brat mtg of $7.o<Xi, 10 the plaintiff for $k.oS-.
HITCHES AYE. 2tm, c s. 190 ft n of ISfHh
st. 2r.x>i7.«;. .''. Bty t,rK dvg; same agt same;
Kimt- referee; amt dii<-. (2.19240; taxes, etc.
J17$<!«1; Mil.j.-.i to titst iiitg of $7,000; to
the plaintiff for JS.O^2.
B\ Daniel Greenwald.
CROTONA AYE. w s. lee ft n of Oak
land pi. nwlif. 2 sty dwg; sheriff's Ha'e of
i-'A r%ht, title, etc. which Peter Rellly had on
P«b 11. 191<<, or slnoe; Hoeraer & M, attys;
to J C Cocke for 5100.
The, auction offering- to-day will be aa fol
iiiv. ■;
By Herbert A. Sherman.
J»7TH ST. 21f.. n s. 23* ft c of 3d live. 24. 0t.
100.11. B sty tenmt, T R Hidden, truetee, agt
Minnie Gasman et •!; S R Taylor, atty; J M
M»'vr. ref; smt due. $14,526 40; taxes, «-tc.
$47.- 17
RECORDED LEASES.
<\Vith name a_n<l address of lessee.)
JUNE 13.
AVENUE A, 11; store; William Schuster
and ano to Painson Hackmeyer; ft yrs from
May 1. 1910. $«00: address, U Avenue A.
BROOMK ST, 260; Btore. Jennie Levin anl
ano to Heddy Feldman and ano: 1 yr *nd
If>i, IP n« from Jun» 15. 1810; $1,200, addre*s,
3M Btboom m.
iIHQVK AYE. 1302; store; Millie Ro2?n
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TTESD.V
krantz to Ellen S Erlkson; 10 yrs from J*mo
1, 1910; $480; address, 1302 Brook aye.
BROADWAY, n W cor 136 th st: 2d store
from corner, and basement; James Madden
to Louis Finaberg: 8 yrs from May 1, li»io;
$1,500; address. Broadway, corner 136 th st.
GREENWICH ST. 237. c s, 60 ft n of
Barclay st. 209x41. 4x irreg; the land: trustees
of Columbia College to Emily M Gilmor; -1
y.-« from May 1. 1592, with renewal; taxes,
etc and $1,250.
GREENWICH ST. 2.T7: Emily M Gilmor o
Alfre.l Hoffmann, 10 yrs from May 1. 1913.
10 yrs renewal; $200 to $250 monthly; ad
dress, 237 Greenwich Kt.
MADISON AYE. sSth and 59th *ts. the roofs:
Ppth Street-Madison Avenue Co to Walter J
Salomon; 1 vr from July 1, 1910. with renewals
to July 1. 1910; $1,750; address. 17 West 42d »t.
TLOT 15. Lot 1. map of Pclham; the City of
New York to August* Krets.-h; March 30. 1909;
tax lease, 1.000 yrs from Kov 14, 1006; $12 01;
address. f>34 southern Boulevard.
PIjOT 15. Lot 2. same map; name, to *atr>e:
1.000 yrs from Nov 14, 190«; March 30. 1900;
$10 94: address, same as above.
PLOT 15. Lots 3 and 4, Fame- map: same to
same; 1.000 yrs from Nov 14. l!>0fi; March 30,
1909; $10 94; address, same as above.
IST AYE. 2130 and 2128, store floor and r srt
ba«f-ment; Estelle Fteid to Pletro Ferrard; 6 yrs
from May 1. 1910; $000 and $9(iO; address, 2126
Ist aye.
2D AYE, 2450; Ell? P Ingrnham to Charles J
McGilllck; 4 yrs 2 inns from May 1, 1910; $1,000
to $1,500; address, 2450 2d aye.
3D AYE. 1592. north store and part cellar;
Samuel J Cohen to Fred and Katie Ihrig: 4 yrs
11 mos; $1,020 and $I,0S0; address. 1592 3d aye.
r.TH AYE. 433. c s. 24.8x125. new bldg to be
erected; United States Trust Co. trustee T R
Butler to Hardman. Peck & Co; 21 yrs from
May 1. 1!*U: taxes, etc. $17,000 to $23,000; ad
dress. 13S sth aye.
149 TH ST. 540 West; Ellz L Murray to M
Vondrann; 3 yrs from July 15, 1910; $1,050, ad
dress, 540 West 149 th st.
160 TH ST. 730. s * cor Clinton aye; store, 20x
50; ba.-tement 20x90; the Brook Construction Co
to Edw Glllespie; 10 yrs from May 1. 1910;
$1,200 to $1,800; addiess. 730 East ISOth Ft.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser.)
JUNE 13.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AYE, 963. 25x100; 5 sty brk;
Katharina Brucker to Josephine Brucker
(mtg $25,000); June 11; $XXi; address, 536
West 175 th st.
BROADWAY, 2R60 to 2665. n c cor 101 st
st. 126.10x100: 10 sty brk: Philip Livingston
to Walstein S. Reade, of Brooklyn; all lions;
June 10; $100.
SAME PROPERTY; Walstein S Reade to
Philip Livingston, of Bar Harbor, Me; all
liens; June 13; $100; address sth aye and
60th st.
HOUSTON ST. 110 west. 25x100; S sty brk;
George J Thole to Emily c Thole (mtg
$15,000); June S; $1; address, East Long
Branch, N* J»
LOT bounded on west by line 225 ft c of
Riverside Driv<>. on pouth by line through
block bet 91st and 92d sts, 113.11 ft s from
s c cor Riverside Drive and 92d st to a point
on w R West End aye, 136.1 ft s from s w
cor said aye and 92d st, which line was centre
of an old lane (closed); on c by West End
aye and on n by land of part of 2d part;
Lucy R Ball to Hv Oppenheimer; c a g, June
13; "$100; address, 102 Water st.
JiTH AYE. 14M>. 37.5x100; 6 sty brk: Robert
Grosberg to Louis Israel; b and s; all liens;
June 10; $1; address, 125 sth aye. ,
SPRING ST. 63. n w cor Lafayette st, 22.11
x 75 5x irreg: T> Bty brk; George J Thole to
Emily C Thole; June S; $1.
SPRING ST, 65. 25.6x77.10; r, sty brk; same
to same: June 8: $1; address. East Long
Branch, X. J.
3D AYE. 319. •> c cor 24th st. 15.6x97.7: 3
etv brk (partition. May ». 1910.1 : William
Aflen, ref. to th-e Stanton Co. a corporation;
June 13; $33,000; address, 27 Pine st.
7TH AYE. 2528, 18.3x100; 5 sty brk: Emma.
B and Blanche Marcoso to George V Morton;
June 13; $100; address. 62 William st.
10TH AYE. 130, n c cor ISth st, 25x75; 4
sty brk- Frank J Gunther to Richard Grant
(mtg $20,000) ; June 13; $100; address. 96
10th aye.
10TH ST. 2f,l East, 25x94. 5 sty brk;
J2?ster ReaJty Co to Charles Edelson; all
liens; June 7;" $1; address. 2470 7th aye.
15TH ST. 257 to 261 West, 50x103.3: 4 sty
brk: Helen R Robinson to Joseph 1, Butten
wieser; June 10; $100.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph L Buttenwieur
to Cb.ii.rles Rubinger; June 13; $100; address,
220 Broadway.
26TH ST. 134 and 136 West, 57.Rx95.9; two
3 sty brk; Frederic Michels to Eaple Improve
ment Co (mtsr $20,000); June 11; $100.
26TH ST. 138 West. 1P.9x95.9; 3 sty hrk:
Charlea Gachot to same imtg $25,000); June
10; $100.
26TH ST. 140 West. 25x08.9: 3 sty brk;
Henry Harbureer et al to same <mtg $3«,000);
June, 9, $100; address. Room 1120, 63 Park
Row.
S6TH ST. 53 to 57 West, 60*as.O: 4 sty brk;
Michael Coleman to Fackner-Coates Construction
Co (mtg $18,000); b and s; June 4; $100; address,
120 Broadway.
37TH ST. 344 West. 25x98.9. 5 sty brk; Julia"
H Brand to Bernard J Foss tmtg $29,015) X Feb
7; flOO; address-, 150 Xassau St.
78TH ST. 214 East. 13.4x102.2, 3 sty brk; Ell
Sulzer and Marie, his wife, to Marie Sulzer
(mtg $5,000); June I; $100; address, 214 East
7Sth st.
07TH ST, 224, East. 25x100. 4 sty brk (fore
closure. May 17. 1910): Edmund .T Tlnedale. ref.
to Julia E "Bambay; June 9; $500; address, SlO
3d aye. -'.'■
106 TH ST, SOS West. 20x100.11. 6 sty brk;
Rose E S Eising to Elizabeth D Carrington;
June 1!; $1; address, 460 West End aye.
lI.TTH ST. 76 East. 25x100.11; 5 sty brk: Mary
Pfelfer to Paul Grose; June 11; $100; address,
302 Broadway.
151 ST ST. f» c cor Macomb's Dam rd. f>2.2x
60.11 x irreg; R and S Realty ( v> to Ellis Getz
ler; April 1: $100; address, 602 West lSlst St.
THE- BRONX.
ANTHONY AYE. 2033, 20.5x69.6x frregr: Arna
belia Cleland to Isabella Murison (mtg $3,000);
June 11; $1: address, 2093 Anthony aye. ,
CONCORD AYE. w s lot 142, map estate Mor
rlsania. 50x100: Joseph Galllck to Anna Gallick
(mtg $8,000): June 11; $1; address. Room 1114,
140 Nassau st.
FULTON* ST. s c s. lot ins. map Washington
vllle: Pasquale Blasucci to John Ilotando; q c;
Aprii 16; $100; address. 4554 Richardson aye.
FORDHAM AYE. w s. 50 ft n of lS3d st. J>7x
25x irre L«wis A Mitchell to Edwin F Walton;
all liens; June 9; $1; address. 46 Pine st.
FOREST AYE, s woo»w oo»- 160 th st. f,4. 2x175 to
c s Jackson aye; August Jacob to August Jacob
Construction Co: all lier.s; June 6; $100, address,
2uoo Morris aye.
HOFFMAN ST. n c .or ISfith st. 6Slxlls.Sjt
irreg; James B Federtcl et al to Mary F Dunne;
q c; May 2S; $1; address, 2731 Webster aye.
JOHNSON AYE, f= c s, lot 147. map East
Tremont. 66xl.V>- Johanna Blrnhaupl to Louis
Mazza (mtg $4,000): June 11; $100; address. 1638
Van Buren st. ,
LOT 160. map Section 2. St Raymond Park;
Hudson P Rose Co to Patrick .T Jordan; June 2;
$1; address, G39 Baker aye. Van Nest.
LOT 41S, map St Raymond's Park; .Rosarlo
lyigana to Daniel g lioi-an <nits- $6,00ry; June
11: $1OO : address, 249 EflFt 125 th st.
MAYFLOWER AYE. 1880 and IR7I, being
lots 20 and SO, map 47.{ lots Haight estate: Jo
seph Gadonnelx to Regina Fiesel : b and s; all
liens: June 13; $1; address. Itoom 812, 25S
Broadway.
OLMSTEAD AYE. w (=. 58 ft s of Blackrock
aye. 25x100; Gustav Killf-nberg to Gustave
Kaul (mtg $3,300); June 11; $100. address, 314,
East 94th St.
PLEASANT AYE. c s. n 1-3 of lot 76, map No
1, of Ollnville. 33.4x100; Catharine M Corcoran
to Daniel W Corcoran (mtg $1.5O0>; Feb 26; $1;
address, 3648 Olinvllle aye.
PALISADE, s w cor Popham aye, 31.3x71 5x
Irreg; William C Clarke to William H Gunnell;
June 6; $l<Xt; address, 1411 Aqueduct aye.
STEBBINS AYE. 1359. 40x100: Friedman Con
struction Co to Bella Roudy (mtg $24,000); June
10; $100; address, 71 Broadway.
TIEBOUT AVB, w s, 91.8 ft n of IR2-1 st, lS.2x
C6.5x Irreg; Hageman Construction Co to Frank
A Schorer; June 9; $1; address, 34 Pine st.
WASHINGTON AYE, W s. 146.1 ft n of 163 d
st. 36.7x149.6x irreg; Louis E Kleban to Charles
Doll (mtg $35.000>; June 10; $100; address, 374
159 th st.
STH AYE. w b. 350 fr n of Nelson aye, 25x
100; Ivind Co D of Edenwaid to John A Han
son; June 4; $1: address. 210 West 14« th St.
6TH AYE. c f. 69.4 ft s of 3d Bt, 50x100.
Laconia Park; Victor Gerhards to Ike Greenberg
(mtg $700); q c, correction deed; May 23; $1, ad
(Jief-s. 999 East 180 th at.
199 TH ST. n es. 104. ft nw of Grand Boule
vard and Concourse. 60x120; William McDonald
to Annie D'Ambra. (mtg $1,350); June. 11; $100.
199 TH ST. n c p. 104.S ft n w of Grand Boule
vard and concourse; Annie DAmbra to D'Ambra
Construction <",, (mtg $:',,750); June- 11; address.
Room Sl2, 258 Broadway.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's aitorn»y.)
Interest X per ctnt unless otherwise stated.
JUNE 13
MANHATTAN*.
AMUXDSOX AVH. c f>. 12T» ft s of Kelson ay».
25x100; June 11; instalments; C per cent; Brik Q
Nyman to New York and Suburban Co; $7,500;
attorney. R II Bergman, 3219 3d aye.
AMSTERDAM AYE. n c cor 2i)7th st, 99.11 X
f>o; leasehold; June 3; 1 r. 0 p»-r cent; Uni
verslty Heights Hotel Co to Sherwood Cons
structlon Co; $12,(KH); attorney, Morris II Ilay
liiHii. 19S Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AYE. 185; 5 Bty brk. n w .or
119 th st. 29.10x95.9i irre . June 11; due June l.
1913, ♦> per cent, Josepn Brucker to Charles F
Uaurrdorf; J7.500; attorneys, l>'\o & Bauerdorf,
111 Hr.-adway.
WEEKS AYE. w k. 58 ft n of 173 d St. 20x98
(prior mtg $— i; J'nie 9: 1 yr. 6 per cent; Amelia
lnel« to ISmelie Is«*i<-; $1,650; attorneys, Menken
Bros, 87 Nacsau Ht.
6TH A\'K, 852; saloon lease; 4 sty brk; Juns
11: demand, 6 p<r cent; Michael McKenna to
George Ehret; $4..'., V». attorney. Edward M Burg
hard, 120 Uroadway.
7TH AYE. 2528; 5 sty brV. 19.3x100; June. 13;
due July 1. 1915; Georgfl V Morton, of Demarest.
N J. to Raima H sfsnui— and ano; $15,000; at
torney, E S clinch, 41 Park Row.
OTH ST. 218 East, 4 sty brk. 21x75 (prior mtp
$1C.«00); Junn ]<.; due Xov 1. 1911, fi per cent;
Jeannie M Heattle, of Brooklyn, to A Abraham
Sarafan, $3,000. attorney, Leon Lewin. 150 Xas
eau Et.
10TH ST, lFif? West. 3 Bty frame, 19 5x75;
June 13; 3 yr». 4Vs pt cent; Emma Koopmann
and ano to German Savings Bank; $11,000; at
torney*. Amend & Amend, 119 Xassau »t
15TH ST. 257 to 2«1 West, 4sty brk, 50x103.3;
June 3; I yr. 41-!4 1 -! pei rent; Charles Rubinger tr>
Gfrman Savings RanU ; $2T,080; attorney, M
Au^rbach. 42 Broadway.
MTH ST, UO West, 28x05. 9. 3 Bty brk (prior
mte- 0T0): lutip H dv* Feb 11. 1011. « per
cent; Eagle improvement C© to Henry Harburger
et al; $&7000: address. 108<> <*n ave.
26TH ST. 138 West. is PxP«.s>; 3 »ty brlt <P rlor
mtr S'^nfifft- Tnne 1: due Feb 11. 1011, B per
cent; atme W CharleY Gachot; 10.000; attorney,
Rei e!man & Bach. 141 Broadway, j
20TH ST. 134 and IM W«Bti sty hrk (mt(
$— >• Tuna ii- due Feb 11. 1011, B per cent.
Mm 4 toTrederlc ? Vhe!,: SSO.OOO; address. 8646
Bay 24th st. Bensonhurst. lx>n* Island.
°7TH ST K3 West; 2.">-\ftH.«: 5 sty brk:
June 13-Vyrs" Louis Lowenfels to American
Mortpaee Co; $13..™); address. 31 Nassau at.
36TH BT. 53 to 57 W>st. 60x98.5; 4 sty brk
(prior mtg $1SO.OOO»: June 4: 8 yrs-. 6 . per
cent ->nd '. ncr cent: Fackner-Coates Con
struction Co To) Mtehael Col-man; 435.000:
address. 120 Broadway. .
MTH ST « EaM. LT.x 102.2; 5 sty hrk <prior
mttr $SO,(ioo>; June 13; due a« per £- m <i;
Mary C Bi»hop and ano. of Moun Kiscr..
N V to Title Guarantee and Imst Co,
y.'O.noO; address. IT6 Broadway.
»2D ST, 363 West. 2.".x irre : B sty brk
< prior mt $30,000); Jtin« 1; 8 yrs, • per
eenuSlda^C William, to Fran* 11
Whitlock: $12,000; attcmeya, Brewster *
Farrlcs. ir.:> I'roa.iway.
97TH BT 224 East, 25x100; 4 sty brk (prior
mt $12,(i<X)>: .lvii" 1": *"» "_ P",^"''
Julia IS Barnhev to John Barnb-y: $4,000;
attorney. M J Sullivan. 148 th st and 3d aye.
106 TH ST. SOS We"«t SOilOft llTfr, sty brk:
-, vrc 4>i P-r cent: June 13; Kllzabeth D
Carrinuton to RcU E S Esslng: $:i0.ooo; at
torneys. Bernheim & Lowenthal. 35 Nas
sau st.
117 TH ST. I« and 18 East. 51x100.11; fi
Btyibrk (prior mt? $50,000): June 13: due as
per bond: Jacob Eckstein to Louis . P Holz
wasser: $5,500; attorneys. Fleischmann I' ox,
32 Liberty St. .I.™.
THE BROXN.
DAVIDSON AYE. w a. 100 ft nJoMMOJThU
.10x100: June 13: duo as per bond; Katherlne
M Munson to Thomas W Grimley; $6,000. at
torney, Asa A Spear.. 70 Wall St.
DORIS AYE. s w s. 25 fti c of I.yon aye
25x101.11 (prior mtg $4.0OO,; 1 yr, ♦• per
cent: Bajcter-Howell Building Co to i omm?r
cial Finance Co: $1,500.
DORIS AYE. B w s. 75 ft s c of I,yon aye.
25x101.11 (prior mt* $4.00QJ; June IO: I > r ;
8 per cent: «ame to same: $1,500; attorns,
R H Arnold. Westchcster. N Y.
(JLKASON AYE. n s, lot 325. map rnion
port. 25x100; June 11; due July 1. »■ '•-• *\
ier cent; Longin Mane to Julius Heiderman.
$.".00; address, 783 Elton avenue.
JACKSON AYE. s c. cor 160 th St. r.4.2xK7.f1;
June O; 5 vrs. 5 and rt per cent; August Jacob
Construction Co to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; $40,000; address, 176 Broadway.
FOREST AYE, s w cor l«oth st. 54.2xfi7.6;
June 0; 5 yrs, 5 ami 6 per cent; same to same;
$4ii.000; address, same as above.
JOn.N'SOX AYE, s c s. lot 147. map East
Tremont. 56x150 (prior mtc $40.000>; Jiine
11-1 yr t". p»r cent; Louis Mazza to Kmil N
Sorgen: '?::.. attorneys, William Peters &
Co. 2013 Boston Road.
LOT 36, map :172 lots Huntor estate: June
2 3 yrs .-•''. pfr cent: Frank «'arucci to-
Hudson P Kose Co: $:U)0: address. 32 West
45th Bt.
I/IT lOS, map AVashinßtoiivlile (prior mte $3.
f>(K»): June S: 1 yr, « per c°nt : John Rotando to
William W FenSeld; $600; attorney, C A Sparks,
165 Broadway.
LOT 205 to 208, map Gleason property: June
13; 3 yrs- Jacob Cohen to Herbert S Ogrlen;
$2,000; attorney. Herbert 8 Ogden. 82 Beaver st.
LOT 108. map Washingtonvllle; April 16; 2
yrs B per cent-. John Rotando to William 'vl
"Penfield; $700; attorney. C A Sparks. 165 Broad
way.
LOT 200. <«ajnp° map; June 9 : 1 yr. fi p^r cent;
sam» to same: $500; attorney, same as above.
OLMSTEAD AYE. w s. 58 ft s of Blackrock
aye, 25x100 (prior mt^ $3,300): June. 10: 3 yrs. 6
per cent; Gustav Kaul to Guatave Klllenberg:
$1,700; attorney, Charles H Baechler, 1126
■\Valker a\e.
ROAD leading from West Cheater to East
Chester, w s. adj land Dennis Heddy; contains
I* acres (prior mtg: $21.0OOi; June 10; due March
17, 1011, 5% per cent; William Abbatt et al to
I'ark Mortgage Co; $4,000; address, 41 Park Row.
ROSEWOOD ST, s R, lot 26 (supplementary),
Bionxwood Park. 2."..1 x irreg (prior mtg — >:
June 1: 3 yrs. si per r-»nt ; Corti Buildlnp Co
to George "p Zaible; $4,500; attorney. Menken
Brothers. 87 Nassau st.
ROSEWOOD ST. n s, lot 27, same map. 25. 1 x
irreg (prior mtg — ); June 1; 3 yrs. 5H> per
cent; same to san-.e; $4,500; attorney, same aa
above.
UNION" AYE. « s. 11<5.n ft s of 149 th at. 18
x'.o<»; June 13; 3 yrs; Annie MrMichael to Har
l«m Savings Bank; $2,750; address. 124 Ea3t
125 th st.
WASHINGTON AYE. 051. 3fi.7x Irreg (prior
mtg $35,0*>0>; June 6; instalments, « per cent;
Charles Doll to Louis B Klebau; $6,000; attor
neys. Shapiro & Levy, 119 Xassau st.
155 TH ST. n s. 145 ft w of Elton aye. 25x100
Cprioi mtg $4,000); June 13; 1 yr. 6 per cent;
L^o V Kwasniewskl to Jerome L Adler; $1,500;
address. 132 Nassau st.
172 D ST, s w cor Longfellow sf. 50x100; June
fi; due as per bond; Russell S Johnson to Citizens
Trust Co. of Utica, N V: $6,000; attorneys. Dun
more & Ferris, Utica, N Y.
174 TH ST. s c cor Topping aye 100x75; June
11; 5 yrs; Michael B Kfane to East River Sav
ings Institution; $4,000; address, 2SO Broadway.
199 TH ST. n c s, 104.8 ft n w of Grand
Boulevard and r-oncourse, 50x120; Perry aye.
■w s. 350 ft s of Woodlawn rd. 25xK0 iprior 'mtg
$P. 000); Annie D"Ambra to Mary Whit*, trus
tee; $3,750; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co, 160 Broadway.
2."7 TH ST. n s. 25.3 ft w of Furman aye, 24. 3 x
110x24x103.11; June 13; 3 yrs. 5 per cent; Julius
and Peter F Wann?r to Dollar Savinen Bank:
$3,000; attorneys. Lexow, Mackellar & Wells, 43
Cedar st.
23TTH ST. n p. 52.4 ft w of Furman aye, 24. 3 x
110.2x24x110; 3 yrs; June 13; same to same;
$3,i.mx>; same attorneys.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney.)
JUNE 13.
MANHATTAN.
HENRY ST, n s, known as let 25, map
Gibbons & Seaman property, 24.7x71: May 81.
l*!» 0: Thomaj? and Julia Gabryelewlcz to
Jacob A R Dunning, of West Orange, N" J:
$8,500; attorney, John M Rider. 44 Cedar st.
BTH AYE. 2176, 5 Ety brk. 24.11x100; May
lfi 1905; David S Kalman to Guaranty Trust
Co, of New York: by C H Allen, vice-presi
df-nt: $30,000; attorney, Wilson M Powell, 29
Wall st.
30TH ST. S!> East, 4 -sty brk, 95.9x25: April
1<? 1007; Frederic B Jennings to the Cathedral
Church of St John the Divine, in the city and
diocese of New York, by Charles F Hoffman,
treasurer. $60,000; attorneyp, Stetson, Jen
nings & Russell, 15 Broad st.
62D ST. 140 West. 5 Ety br%. 25x100.8; June
11, 1907: Henry N Boeback and ano t« Char
lotte Maul; $3,000; attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. 17G Broadway.
116 TH ST. 308 East. 3 sty brk, 20x100.11;
July ,3. 1006; Biagio Pernetti to Al«ina P
Roeloffs; $2,500; attorney. Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co. 160 Broadway.
133DST. 2.10 West. 4 sty brk. 29x100; Apr:l
30. ISSS: Henry and Anna Weiler to Emily
<"*ook < Supreme Court order dispensing with
the fil'ng of the mortgage for discbarge i;
$15,000; attorney. r->t<>r Cook. 25S Broadway.
THE BRONX.
GRACE) AYE. w s. 25x10<?.11x32.Kx127.11.
being lot 115, map of property of Hudson P
Rose (St Raymond Park); Oct 1. l«Pf»: Mary
Wagner to Mary G Fairbrother. $2,000; attor
neys. Noble & Camp, 2 Wall st.
JONES AYE. -w 8, 425 ft ■ of Jefferson aye.
being lot 65, blk 21, of section A. Edenwald. 25x
100; July 19, 1906; Joseph I>vlin to Sidwell 3
Randall;" $250; address, 16 East 42d st.
T/)T 26. map portion of Hunt estate, near
Van Nest station, Westchester: June 10, 19"7;
Louis Ernst and ano to Augusta Fitter: $2.500;
attorney. Charles H Boechler. 1120 Walker aye.
LOT 53. Ludlam. map of 11th Ward, section
2. blk 354. 25.4x74.1x25.4x76; Aug 5, 1907; Jo
seph and Joseph I Sefaleber to Rosle •Schleber;
$3,400; attorney, Max Schenckman, 115 Broad
way.
LOT IR6. map of building lots near Williams
bridge station, Dec 11. 1005; A Shatzkin & Sons
(incorporated), to Sophie Duden: $475: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
FERRY AYE, w s. 350 ft s of Scott aye, lOOx
50x irreg: Jan 4, 1910: Annie D'Ambra to Thomas
Conlan: $3,000; attorney. Lawyers Title Insur
ance and Trust Co, 160 Broadway.
PERRY AYE. w s. 350 ft s of Scott ay», lO^x
89.6s irreg; Jan 4. 1910; Anni* D'Ambra to
Manhattan Mortgage Co; $13,000; address, 200
Broadway.
WILKINS PL. eB. 1W ft nof 170 th s t. 25x
100; May IS. 1910: the M F Construction Co to
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co; $11,000;
address, 160 Broadway.
139 TH ST. 514 East, 37.6x100; May 31. 1007;
Abelman Construction Co to Albany Savings
Bank; $25,000; attorney, James Fenlmore Cooper,
Albany.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE 13.
Title Guarantee an<l Trust Co to Bowery Sav
ings Bunk: $20,000.
Joseph Schiller and ano to Morris J Simon
and ano; $1.
William W Penfleld to Lillian G Sullivan; $1
George Hebron to Julia A Reilly; $1,700.
James T Pentleld to Max Marx; $;f,o<N>.
It and 8 Iteaity Co to ESUa Qetsler; $1.
Aaron M Becker to R and S Realty <<>; $1.
irentlne S Sutro to William H Jaffers; $100.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Bowery Sav
ings Hank; 4 assts; $33,000.
Same to Bella Meyer; $I».'«mv
Same to Ix-wls .S w....irf. $31,500
Haint; to Mary O'Donnel, guardian; $4,500.
Mary B Todd to Robert W Todd • $IZ,OOO.
Mutual Life Insurance Co to I'hebe \v Mc-
Contbe; $30,000.
United Siaten Realty and Improvement Co to
Jessie P Gatens; $1,800.
John Bambey to Knickerbocker Trust Co,
$4 Olio
William W I'enfleld to Lillian Q Sulll-
V *Mary's Todd to Robert W Todd. $1.
Bamuel Ranch t.. Harris Bies»l. $i.
Carrie H Tracy to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. $10,000.
WllllHtn H Jeffem to lia rle^ C Marshall
et al, $100.
GeoraTfl \V Wlckersham and ano, exrs. to
William F Wardfn. $1. : .
Dma W Block to cinra \V I.iebesklnd,
$2,non. '"■■'•
William F Warden to Bank for Savings,
$47 000 . ;, „■
Franklin Pettit to New York Llf« insur
ance Co. $10,000.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co to N,. w
Yc-rk Life Insurance Co. $518,000.
May Stoddard to Audubon Mortgage Co. $1
Georgf Hauser to Benjamin F Levy, as
triis $1,500.
Morris Frank to At*l King; tioo
l>.iil» E Klebau to Freehold Construction
Co. $100.
Lawyer? Tltl» InFurance and Trust Co to
Bower; Savings Bank. ■M.OOO.
Same to Lawyers' Morts;«s; a Co; 2 aig(s
(JS. BOO
WiISOB M Powell to < 1 | lar j O SawteMe,
exr. an Interest of $3,150-
. .TTXE 14. 1910.
R.ubcn Isaacs, trus. to Lola. Stelnhardt.
Reuben Isaacs, trus. to i^oi*
$I G^man r«,Wc. to Standard Plumb-"
W^!ia PP m y T°'K $ emble to Franc,, Hu-.ac.
£&HUm H Sage, as conservator, to Wl.llam
T Kernble. $1.
, MECHANICS' LIENS.
BASTBURN Avfn' cor
Van Nest Wood Working Co ««' ! «iofl C
structlon Co. owner and contractor. « w «;
■ avf r 124- . torr i, Tto.hberg a&t Michael
K.ein!inger o^neV: Max Etkin and Benjamin
Le.fl\ contractors; $103. , 1-.1 ft .of 153 d
vo! 0 :;^ ??
tractor; $820. «,—,
MADISON RT. 256: John C 5»«BL«£ Mary
O'Neill, owner and contractor. 5-.93.> »• •
roTT-r «;t "41 Ea^f Abraham Relzer agt
jane T Tone T nbe-£ ow^r; William Bloch. con
tractor; $07.
pnFFvrw ST n s 60 ft *» of Cnlsholm "t,
SO^f Harry w V.l %*t George J M Kettner.
owner (renewal): $147 91.
STEBBINS AYE. 1381 to J3W: Edward Ma
lone agt Cbnrles H Sproessig, owner (re
newal): $47 20.
"7TH ST 232 West; Palkln & Sl«sp!an. Inc.
ogt Edward A Kohn, owner and contractor;
$1,515.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
JUNE IS.
BROOK AYE n c cor 170 th st : Emantiel
Pignoria t Wiillan. E Lennon Construction
Co et al; Jan 12. 1910; $595.
"rtisr ST, n s. 30 ft tv of Fieldstone »v«:
George Dunn agt Emile Brunei et al ; June -.
1910; $704.
7°D ST, 528 to 529 East: D'Amore <fc Lan
jotra agt Bohemian-American Workingrnens
Gvmnnstlc Association et al; March 25. 1910.
$6St 88
ST ST T;oc to 310 West: S Wolfs Sons agt
Samuel Aveloff et al: Feb 10. 1900. $69 23.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
(With owner's name and address
JUNE 13.
THE- BRONX.
3D AYE. w s. 210 ft s of 17r»th »t; 1 sty Brie
store 7"ix102 1O> ; Matthew Turnbull. jr. Hlg.i
bridge. architect: cost. $20,000; owner. ueopoia
Guttag. 894 Jackson aye.
WEBSTER AYE. s s. 175 ft n *f 179 th st; 1 5
Bty bik tenmt. 25x113.3: Goldner & Goldberg.
hU Jackson Tve. architects; CMt, 53...000; owm-r.
Adolph Wexlcr, 204 Bu.oh St.
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE 13.
pvov AYE 24: Nicholas Kuhenstein agt
Abraham Eisenstein et al (action to declare
trust), attorneys. Altkrug & Kahn.
GRAND ST 25S and 260. one-half part;
Rhoda Rieser a«i Morris Weinstein et al fac
tion to determine right, etc); attorneys. Wln
throp & Stimson.
65TH ST '-'!' West: William McGowan agt
Rachel Rosenblum (action to enforce lien); at
torney. R .> Mahon.
164 TH ST. s c cor Washington ay», 200r
100; I e^is S Davis a t Harris Bernstein er al
(foreclosure of mtg); attorneys, Moss. Lalm
beer. Marcus & Wels.
ELTON AYE. w s. 49 ft n of 15« th ft. 50x
100; Adolph C Hottenroth et al agt Catherine
Eb«rle et al (action to satisfy claim, etc),
attorney. W C Shepperd.
237 TH ST, n w cor Katonah aye. S5x7S;
WHHe L Brown airt Hibbert C Simmonds et al
(foreclosure of mtg); attorney. C B Augus
tlr.e.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JUNE 13.
10TH ST 133 and 135 West; Bronx Tnvest
m-nt (o loans 133 West 19th st: $11o.or>0.
38TH ST. n s, 1O."> ft c of 6th aye. 60xM.9;
Michael Coleman loans Fackncr-Coates Con
stiuction Co; $125,000.
161 ST ST. 7t'>7 East; Title Guarantee and
Trust Co loans H Both & Sons: $v.ooo.
FR\NKLIX AYE. n c cor 170 th St. 10<».5x
lOOx irreg: Title Ciuar.inwp and Trust Co loans
Franklin Avenue Co; $77,000.
WII.KINS AYE. c s. 280 ft n nf 170 th St,
120x100; City Mortgage Co loajts H M F Con
strue: ion Co; $KI.OOO.
SAYS DRIVER WAS RECKLESS
Woman Has Him Arrested After Her
Car Escapes Being Smashed.
Mrs. Simon Sterns, who lives at No. "fi
West 77th street, caused the arrest last
night of Lesser Felbusrh. a driver, who, she
said, had nearly caused a collision between
her touring car and his heavily loaded
truck.
He was driving north on Seventh ave
nue at a brisk rate, according to Mrs
Sterns, when he turned suddenly Into 34th
street. Mrs. Sterns, who was accompa
nied by her ten-year-old niece, was In her
touring car imniPdiately behind Feibusch
when he turned the corner, and she says
that it was only through the nerve shown
by her chauffeur that a smash-up was
averted.
Mrs. Sterns immediately got out of her
car and called Patrolman Lynch, who
locked up Feibusr-h for reckless driving.
POULTRY MEN OBTAIN DELAY
Illness of One of the Eighteen De
fendants Causes Postponement.
The trial of the eighteen members of the
New York Live Poultry Commission Mer
chants' Protective Association, the so-called
"live, poultry trust." for conspiracy to raise
fod prices was postponed yesterday until
to-day by Judge Rosalsky, in General Ses
sions. In the mean time former District
Attorney Jerome, counsel for the defence,
was directed by the- court to present affi
davits to support his contention that the
}]i ne c.c; of Samuel Werner, one of the de
fendants, was sufficient ground for further
delay.
Judge Rosalsky will also hand down to
day his decision on a demurrer argued be
fore him yesterday by Mr. Jerome and As
sistant District Attorney De Ford, in which
the former seeks to have the indictment
dismissed on the ground that the provision
of the criminal law under which it was
found has been amended by the Donnelly
anti-boycott law.
LAWYER GOES TO SING SING
Henry Joachim Sentenced for Defraud
ing Women in Fake Bond Scheme.
Henry Joachim, a joung lawyer, who
lived at No. 153 Harrison avenue. Brook
lyn, and had an office at No. 850 Broadway,
was sent to Sing Sing by Judge Dike, of
the County Court, yesterday, to serve be
tween two and four years for defrauding
Minnie and Barbara Voelker, of No. 10"J0
Decatur street, out of $2,500 on a "fake"
bond and mortgage on August 30. 1909.
The man was indicted for grand larceny
in the first degree, and convicted on June 1.
In passing .sentence the judge said that
Joachim's conviction had been a humilia
tion to every decent lawyer of the Brook
lyn bar, and the only redeeming feature
in the casr was that the prisoner's name
will be blotted from the roll of attorneys.
Joachim is twenty-seven years old.
GIRDERS FALL ON WORKMEN
Chain Slips and Three Men Are In
jured at the Raymond Street Jail.
Three employes of the Stewart Jail Work
Company, of Cincinnati, were injured yes
terday when a chain slipped from several
Kirders which were being hoisted in the
new wing of the women's prison of the
Raymond street jnil, in Brooklyn, and the
girders fell on them.
John Miller, of No. 175 Ea^t 7Mh street,
was badly bruised and his right wrist was
fractured. James Hushes, of Np. 212 Kast
741 h street, was bruised about the chest.
and Frederick Ackermaa, of No. It Ten
Eyck street, Hrooklyn, had his right foot
fractured. The nun were taken to the
Hrooklyn Hospital, which is alongside the
Jail.
ACCUSE SERVANT OF THEFT
Woman Says She Was Once Governess
in Lord Curzon's Family.
Hartford, Conn., June Mrs. Louisa
Herbolt, of TerryvHle. who. according to
her story, has travelled much and was at
one time governess in the family of I^ord
Curzon in India, Is in the local jail await
ing trial in the Superior Court on a charge
of theft at the home of John Dempsey. at
Broad Brook. At the hearing Mrs. Her
bolt refused to plead, and although ph»
said she had money at New York and at
Springfield. Mass.. refused to furnish tne
SSOO i">nd required The value of the goods
it is alleged she took from th* Dempsey
home is placed at $50.
Among her possessions at her home, it
was sUted, were found valuable garments, j
laces and embroideries, a necklace of p-arU j
which she valued at *I.S*>. and other orna- |
ments. She had lived in Terryville only a
few months __
SAYS HE GAVE SCHOOL ORDERS
State Superintendent "Writes on Brook- 1
lyn Anniversary Day Protest.
In a letter to Dr. St. Clair McKelway Dr.
A S. Draper. State Superintendent of Edu- .
ration, places the responsibility for t),r re- ;
gents" examinations beinj? held In the high |
schools of Brooklyn until 2:30 o'clock on;
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORt!
" mr JB9MU NEW Jkf:>ey.
2000 ACRES
IN THE HILLS OF NORTHERN NSW JEhj,
$50 000 b«in X spent bulHinz dams and buna:alo-»» to turn thii tract of !*«.., ™
firmer bWalow ?olony. located tn picturesque Northern N-^r J-"*y. »!tft, a $&X& X
of nudds Lake Lake Hopatconj? and Cranberry Lakf. lyin? on both Mf-.ps of th. *• » •>
feadinß from Vetcons t» ..-ranb^rry Lake. »0O feet abov, the «■*. fronting th, J^^J
10,000 Square Feet, §70
$10 Down $4 per Mow
WRITE RESERVING nami FOR OUR "
FREE SPECIAL TO
XAKE MUSCONETCONG GROVE '■
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3-Room Bungalow, 4^ Acres of Ground, S 1,500. 1
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Titles, lend Money on
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furnish surveys and make
Real Estate appraisements.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
CAPITAL - 54,000,C00
SURPLUS - - 5,600,000
160 Broadway, Keir ork.
18S Montague Street. BrooklTO.
376 niton Street. Jamaica.
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R.CAL ESTATE
Head OrtW. 60 I.itwrty St.. near B'waj.
Branch: 3 East 35th St.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
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is practically no feasible loan,
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a. w. Mclaughlin & co.
Brokers and Dealers in Mortgages
1 28 Broadway, cor. Cedar
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INVESTOKB, ATTENTION !
54°0 interest on mortgage loans. Principal
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(^tolfKfWay N t. city.
Auctioneer. Private Sales Dept.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
THE BELNORD
B-'way. Ain«terdam Art., and 86th to g"th St.
W. H. DOLSON gr CO.. Agents.
52? Columbus Aye.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
ISS EAST 34TH ST.. COR. LEXINGTON AY.
Choice corner apartment, three rooms and
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Also apartment. 2 rooms and bath. $480.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
WESTCHESTER COIXTY.
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
One mile unobstructed river frontap*. M mod
ern residences near completion. Address
FHII^IPSE MANOR CO..
Philip— Manor. New York.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
PEEK3KILL.-ON-HUDSON— MODERN NTNE
room house, large lot. fruit, river view; a
country home with city advantages: five min
utes' walk to station; price. $7,000. or will
rent to reliable party for $35 per month, as
property must advance: no agents Address or
•phone UNDERWOOD, care Leader Iron Works
1". William st.. New York.
FARMS. Real -— — T -^-rtntint furnished and
unfurnishej. E. J. CAHILU Boonton. X. J.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES..
To Let OrncES
Single or en Suite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
154 Nassau Street Opposite City Ha.ll Far*
Tlic Centre of
Transit lor the
Metropolitan
District
"I." Stations
F.ntrance to
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Subway
All within a Step
APPLY FOR. TERMS TO THE R eST^
AGENT. ROOM 610 >
anniversary day. thus iat^l?^
parade nf th« Brooklyn 'aT* 0 * |
T'nion. on William H. Max,™ 0 ** 1 >
lntendent of Schools, and ri2lfl*S
well. Superintendent of Htarfc^^l
Dr Draper writes that he t^f^i <■
tlve orders that no examba^ K^ :
b+, held in Brooklyn afterT" 0"*0 "* **
day— anniversary day. jlr .» *?r
Mr. Bardwell ar* preparln- » ****
which, they say. the facts im"*!
ample defence. "* •■-,
The resents* "xaminatwn* «
name.', |r was alle^e«i, kept raj*a j* "*"
who w--r» either teachers ,J^^^|
Sunda; schooU amiiated wit?**
from tnking part in ib« para^
HOME ACRE!
AT MILUK6TOS GH THE USflj
Only ooetoßTog .■■
F«rtfl» •• • B;1et
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Ocket» tsd aa *„
Writ* yoTT.
Acre Farm & HomeC
Suite 1692—141 Broadway,\.T
ACRE
FARMS
SUMMER HOMES. ONE HOUR FicT
York; n«ar Deal Lake; only X) stars'"
to ocean; ISO trains 'ai v. For jarticiti
STORMFELTZ-LOVELET-XEVILL2
Church St.. Newr York. ■':
PLOTS AND VILLA !'"E3~XKii~j
Lake ar.'l Ashury Park; raosi >autiftjfc
mtnt on the Jersey Coast; nraat *>c mi ,
appreciated. Apply M?"ELTZ-LOTI
NEVILLE CO.. 3» Church St.. Sola
BGROLGU OF BROOEIIS^-T
FLATBUSN
$2,000 Bu)i
$11,000 Ocean Aven
Residence
59,500
12 rroms: all improveTa»ntj: harfTji
near Cortelyou Road Station. B. B. T. -
OWNER. T?T Ocean Ats. 5
TWO FAMILY. 55.000: BARGAIN: Ml
$35 monthly. 1112-3*. vCEBUUI
Gr»*nwich. Manhattan. :-
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OLD LXiLl^fi
HALF-TIMBER HOUSE
Delightful home on hilltop vnisc
Man'hassot Bay and surroondiß* em
Plot SOxloO feet, at Great Ma
depot. -*? mtn. thr-rwh th» tgfea 1
Jmprnv<»iii nt3. 1'" rooms asij I !?i
Finished In stuc ■> and halT-fetir*
laraj-. ttled. open terraca. _Ha ra
unusual and distinctive f?itaw. j <
appeal to persons desirlzs moms
different from ordinary MM
mile. soM-by-the-foot tj-?» of M
Re^sonabl« price ar. i c"r»v«aiaß «•
satisfactory buyer.
Tel. 4734 Rector. SHIELDS C3.^!S
New House for Sal?
AT TVOODMEKE. LL |
"vTas built for owner's occupancy. oOl *J|
living r Dm, sun parlor, .I;amj s" 2^
laundry: fly« master's and two Rr ™L.
rooms, three baths: hot ■water iiait B*;
full particulars from J I* PHIFra 9*
avenue. Tel. «o«>> Murray Hill, or »^
L I. Tel. 1253 T>. Far Kt>cka'»ay- .
OCT OF CITY.
NOES AND FIGS AKS THSBK*^
crops. Growers In Galveston-h.-*
trict realize from $.?nrt to Sl.<W> *g
nually. Writ a to-day for fu!l P**^3
you can. without !»avins yow i»--J
or occupation, participate in tr.»>* •*••"'
arf! lat<»r becom* th« owner of » JS
an.l o--inc.-> orchard, should yottWJJ^^B
your horn* in this b»autifal , J
company is composed of "''' . |S|
n»s* iv-t. and fralt srourers c- "3J|
South Texas. Your hwajna* *^j3L
cured: bo speculation. HWK*J2JJj
from bank official* and reliablß Mga
Booklet and literature f«L,,,Jgr
LOAN AND MORTGAGE '^Fi^J
American Bank Building. Hon^g^jIS
BOKOCGH OF QClg*
KXAMTNE OT'H HOCfiS^
on 29th St. and Broadway. '"•^J^l
buying or bui ■•• « •-
TO LET FOR BUS!NESS^H^
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