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DOTE 11C T. Il
Wives of Army Officers Enlisl
Clergy in Campaign for
Repeal of Law.
Old the left earn of the members r.f ih?
Woman's Christian Temperance I'nion burr
yesterday afternoon. Because if they tli'
not there Is no truth In the old faying.
The Brat gun of the army women'* cam
paign for the restoration of the cantera wat
ilred jreeterday at the Waldorf-Astoria, al
a meeting callH by the National LsagUI
for the Chic Education of Women, an<i
when the last of the six speakers got
through with the Woman's Christian Tem?
perance I'nion and the part It took in abol?
ishing the canteen in 1901 th'-rc were not
many forms of objurgation left unused.
"Misguide?! ' WM the mildest adjective
applied to the members. The Rev. Norman
Outhrle, of St. Mark's church, said "the
dear ladle.? went about the matter llhi
a stampeded herd. These," he ob?
served, "stand in the way of every common
sense device for regulating evil. If they
are so dreadfully moral why ?lon't th?-y p?i
and found a Siberian colony and let the
world grapple with its problems'"'
"I wonder," said Major Louis Livingston
Seaman, after giving figures, ?lravvn from
long experience as a medical officer, on the
lacreas?- of venereal diseases ?imon? sol?
dlers since the abolition of the canteen,
due to th> ir frequenting resorts outside
the reservations, "I wonder if there is an*f
way of convincing the W. C. T. V. thai
its act caused the spread of vile diseases'
Probably not. It will continue to Interfer?
with an institution of which It is hope?
lessly Ignorant, and of which It refuses tc
know anything."
The Rev. Herbert Shipman, formerly
chaplain of the United States army, told
the audience that many of the W. C. T
U.'s believed the cantean to be a bottle
slung from the soldier's belt. "A round
bottle, something like a .hot-water bottle,
which the soldier fills with rum in the
early morning, and wears at his belt, and
drains when tits --lient stars look down.
"Why?' a woman said to me. earnestly, 'do
you advocate the soldier's carrying that
awful canteen and putting it to his lips?' "
"Yes," said Mrs. Roe, wife of General
Charles F. Roe. of tho New York Na?
tional Guard, at the md of Mr. Shlpman's
speech, "I was talking this morning to a
woman who Is high In the Prohibition
party, and she criticised me severely for
?wanting the soldier to carry the canteen."
I thought for a minute of taking the trouble
to explain to her that the canteen wasn't
a bottle but a place In military reserva?
tions where soldiers could get beer and
Ugbl wines under respectable and orderly
conditions.
"But I didn't. I Just looked at her and
said. 'I declare 1 don't believe you even
know what our national hymn is.'
" '1 do,' she said. It's "My Country, 'Tls
of Thee..
Owen Wister, in a telegram read by the
Rev. Thomas R. Slicer, who presided, tried
to say a good word for the Woman's Chris?
tian Temperance Union, but it Is to be
feared they won't appreciate It. He wrote:
The Woman's Christian Temperan"
Vnlon shouldn't be blamed so much as cer?
tain distilling Inn-rests which really brought
about th?> ahfillshment of tho canteen.
The notion of bracketing the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and the liquid
inteiests tickled the audienie. Which first
snickered and then roared.
Mrs. Roe was one of two women who
were there to sp??ak for the array. Mrs.
Burbank, wife of General James B. Bur
bank, of the l'nlt*?d Stat' s army, was the
Other.
Mrs, Roe. in a straight talk of soldier?
like brevity, urged the restoration by the
government of the canteen "under the bet
k ter name of ' I men's clib end
I ? \clmng?-.'
" "Prohibition I accomplished any*
thing." she said. "\\. i ? make people
moral by law. Why should ? s..idler be
deprivt-d of all right? <.f a mai
is a soldier? If a Jude;?; ..r a banker or a
shopkeeper wants s drink he gets it and
pays for It. Why shouldn't a soldier have
the same prlvi!
In her fifteen years' experience of the
army. Mrs Roe declared, she bad found
the eniisted men self-respecting and worthy
to be classed with any equal number ol
gtthWM. Siu- wound up with a story oi s
trip she, her chlldrW a.id nurse took from
Fort Custcr to Kort Kills, rviontana. under
the escort of a sergeant and six men.
"We pass?.i many saloons." v... said,
"but not a man fell by the way. I was
protected as delicately as if my husband
had been of the party.?"
"Why are the army women taking th?
! initiative In the movement for the resto
! ration .?f the canteen?"' ?aid Mr/?. Bur
? bank. "It Is because officers of the army
are forbidden by the regulation? to try to
Influence legislation, and thla would in?
volve s change of law. We army women
havs stood aside while other women dic?
tated a policy which tends to ruin the men
of the army We shall stand aside no
longer."
Mr.? Burbank urged her hearers to sign
a petition to Congress, circulated among
the audience, for the repeal of the law
j abolishing tlie canteen.
The petition already has twenty-four
hundred women signers and is approved
by the Amerlcar. Medical Association and
rarlOUS other organizations.
Major Seaman quoted from General
Leonard Wood, General Frederick IV Grant
?ui'l other commanders of the army, past
and present, statement* showing that
crime had Increased in the army slnre the
canteen was done away with.
'"lie men drank less when we had the
canteen,"' he said. "They took their beer
or wine In a place where excess was not
tolerated, and returned contented, their
craving for stimulants and sociability satls
fled, to the reading room or to their quar?
ters. When the canteen was abolished
they ?'rank the vile liquor sold by outside
dealers?and the transition too often was
from these saloons to the brothel.
"That Is what the meddlesome Interfer?
ence of the Woman's Christian Temp?rance
Union has done, and it has done more?it
has ?greatly increased the use of cocaine
and opium In the army " ,
The Rev. Kilward S Travers, chaplain
of the Weal T'oint Military Academy, urged
the restoration of the canteen on the
ground tnat It would "at least give the
men descent liquor. We have," be ?aid.
"men at the head of the army who are
honest and pure of purpose. Surely this
mutter mav bo left In their hands."
"Th" trend women of the Woman's Chris?
tian Temperance Union," said the Rev.
Dr. r.uthrlc. as a wind-up, "had better not
bother about badnesses which are not
theirs Thev're Just as bad In other ways.
I'd rather have drunkards than a lot of
moral puppet?. The drunkards can perhaps
be cured."
Mrs. Gilbert Jones opened the meeting
with a short talk. _
KINDERGARTEN NOT DOOMED
Speakers Reassure Association
?Explain Montessori Plan.
Well, the kindergarten Is safe. The peo?
ple who have been fearing It would be el
t?owe.l out of existence by the newer Mon
[ tessorl method were much relieved at the
' reassuring speeches made yesterday after?
noon at the twenty-first annual meeting of
the New York Kindergarten Association,
at No. 624 West 42d street. Professor Henry
W. Holmes, who came all the way from
Harvard University to explain the- new
method to the New York kindergarteners,
told them It wasn't 6o different, after all.
The Idea In both methods Is not to Inter?
fere with the child's activities, to stand
back and watch what he does, then to em?
body these actions In a system of teaching.
"The great difference between the two
methods," the lecturer said. "Is that Mon?
tessori doe? not try to awaken Ideals, nor
to stimulate the child's Imagination as the
kindergarten does. There are no stories,
no symbolic games, and when the child
plays with the blocks or papera he Is not
building up any forms of life, besuty, or
knowledge. In the kindergarten Ideals are
planted In the young mind of love for horn?
and loyalty to country, through the games
played, but the Montessori method neglects
this side of life altogether.
"Its greatest contribution to pedagogy ii
lta method of senre training. Now, I do
not believe we want our American chil?
dren learning to read and write at three
or five years of age; Indeed, It Is unde?
sirable they should do so before six, but the
methods Montessori usea to teach the tiny
children could be adopted with benefit to
our primary grade?, so that our children of
I six would learn writing with less strain
and more pleasure than they now do. Our
a? need not be Improved upon.
"Wliftt educators must do Is to makf s?l
entific Investigations and record? of the
various methods they hear about, and so
learn what is good In each. Assertions are
not worth anything without evidence. All
Mrs ,;,n say dogmatically about the reault?
of Idealistic training Is not so valuabl?- us
one actual record like this.
"A little, child was enduring painful ma?
nipulation at some one's hands?a dentist's,
I believe?but she did not cry. Her motti'-r
: and the dentist were so surprised that they
' asked her why she hadn't. 'I'm brave,
saM she. 'Knights are brave.' 'Why! Where
did' yon hear about knlghta?' the mother
ask? ?1, and the proud answer was, 'In kin?
dergarten.' "
Tiro women speakers followe?! Professor
Hohne* Miss Albe Parker, supervisor of
kin.Ierg.'.rtens at Pittsburgh, described b>
| vestlgatlons made in her schools, by Which
! It was discovered that children who had
Iliad kindergarten training were anywhere
from six months to two > ears ahead of
ti oss Mho had not.
Seen in the Shops
Supporters which art particularly di su?
able for the stocks of fine lac- or tulle i,ow
fashionable are of finest waved wire, cov?
ered with ? composition which makes them
both attractive In appearance and rust
proof. They come In different lei'gths, but
if one does not ? haVe the i?kM
length they can be lengthened or shortened
by contracting or pulling o< t the waves.
A card of fix supporters coats 10 cents.
snd a card of three, with the rings which
f??rm the ends worked with crochet, is the
same price. Extenders for l??-e yokes,
which are uboi:t twice as long as the collar
sirpv-rters, are made In the same way, and
are 10 cents for a card of thr<-e.
In a sewing kit which sells for 2'. <e:-.ts a
HOME-MAUL RECIPES
FOk BEAUTY SEEKERS
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXlON-Oiiy. ;
unlifellke complexions can be given a tint
and loveliness truly charming l? powder be.
discarded and a ?.?lain spurmax lotion used.
This lotion is made by dissolving four]
ounces spurmax In one-half rent hot water, j
to which hat beert added two teaspoonfuls I
glycerine. Apply sparingly to tn< e, neck
and arm?, then rub gently until it van?
ishes. This gives to the skin a clearness
and velvetlike texture, The daily use of
the spurmax lotion removes pimples and
other blemishes as well as dispels the un?
natural color. The spurmax lotion Is In?
visible when on and will not rub off like ?
powder does.
FOR BEAUT1FLL HAIR-Pissolve a
tesspoonful of canthrox In a cup hot water
and you have enough mixture for a de- ]
llghtful shampo?-. When rubbed on the i
head It makes ? rich, creamy lather of i
snowy whltenefs that cleanses, soothes and
invigorates. Rinsing leaves the scalp spot?
lessly clean, the hair dries evenly and
quickl.' and takes on a charming brilliancy
and sofu ess so ?hat doing It up Is a genu?
ine pleasure. Occasional shampoos wrh
canthrox Insure a clean, healthy scalp and
luxuriant hair
WHEN HAIRY (JROWTH8 APPEAR
Disflgurlng hairs can be permanently re?
moved from the skin with the aid of plain
delatone. Enough powdered delatone and
water to cover the hairs not wanted is
mixed Into a paste, then applied. After
two or three minutes rub It off, wash the
skin and the hstrs are gon*? You will have
to pay a dollar for an ?irlglntil one-ounce
pack*.*-*- o? delatone, hut it Is well worth Its
cost.
REDUCE*! WEIGHT QCK KLY-To dis?
solve fat quickly, without any present or
future danger or ill effects, stir 4 ounces
pamotU Into IVt pints hot water. When, It
coots tske a tablespoonful before each meal.
This parnotl? trettment gradually reducen
ti.?- v. elelit without resorting to dieting or
violent . >? i - When your weight Is
where you went it your flesh will be firm
and the skia smooth and soft
I number of useful artichs have been put
together with the greatest possible e. on
1 omy of space. Two spools of thread-black
and white?of about half the usual size are
led in a tin box, which ihey exactly
fit. Passed through the centre holes of
the spools is some sort of material which
f'.rms a cushion to hold, at one end, some
n.-edles, and, at the other, a few pins.
The needles come a little above the top
of the spool, and a thimble serves as a cap
for their heads. Over the thimble goes the
COYCT Of the box, with a hole In It big
en-nigh to let the greater part of the thim?
ble go thro'igh.
If the silk-covered hook, eye and chain
gs which acts as a safeguard for one's
fur ne. kplece wear? out, it can be replaced
for 25 cents.
A stretcher on which to dry washable
gloves of any kind can be bought for 2n
cents. It saves trouble to have two stretch?
er?, one for each glove, but one stretcher
can be made to do for either hand, as the
thumb piece can be changed from one side
to the other.
Among the conveniences for disposing of
the various articles of on?'a wardrobe are
muff hangers, which can be bought for
from 10 to a cents each. The {?-cent style
has sn attachment for a scarf as well.
A wire frame on which to stretch chll
area's woollen ahlrts when drying coate 2.'. ;
cent?. A stretcher for children's stockings ;
Is the same price.
An American porcelain dinner set of 10*1
piece*, decorated with a delicate pattern of
flower wreath?, in which pink Is the pre
vslling color, can be bought for 111 to. A
set edged with thtee gilt lines is 111 75, and
one with a narrow gilt band and gilt lines
used together 1? $15 50. All of these are
open ?tock.
Crocheted wool skating sets, consisting |
lof cap, muff and acarf, are |3. The acarfa
are narrow, double affaira, ?o'newhat in,
the Btyle of a boa. and the muffs are very
warm and coaey. They coras in pura white.
gray, navy and white and other colora, one
pretty combination being gray and tan.
The nam. it <>f ahop? wharf aiti.-lm mentioned
on iht? pSS* ?ere ?fen ran b? ..MhIi>?--1 1.y ?nui
! lug n at?ni[i'->i awl a?!dre??f.i envaiope to "Beta
.in Hie Shops ' Nea York "Inbune. To m tut
I a prompt reply the date uf publication Mould
Ibealvea.
MURRAY HILL JECTION^ BUSINESS SITE
Big Structure To Be Erected in 38th Street, Extending to 39th
Street, Near Madison Avenue.
APARTMENT HOUSE FIGURES IN A $230,000 TRADE
A big commercial building is to be
erected Just esst of the Murray Hill re?
stricted district, only a short distance
from the northwest corner of Madison ave?
nue and 38th street, which George F. Bak?
er and his son spent considerable money In
buying to prevent business from encroach?
ing upon their homes and since Improved
by them with the Professional Building.
The property upon which It Is planned
to build the r.ew structure has been leased
i for a period of twenty-one years from Pvib
11" ?Service Commissioner Cram and the
! Haven estate, and Is at No. f> East ."Mh
; street and No. 6 East rtfth street, the front?
age being 37 6 feet In either ptreet. The
property has been leased for about $35,000 n
year, while the proposed building will In?
volve an outlay of about $*W1,0i?.
The Sitth street plot Is stable property,
which has been remodelled and Is now occu?
pied by the Equal Franchise Society. Th?
rooms of this organliatlon have been elab?
orately furnished by Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackai*.
An exchange of residential property, in?
volving considerations a-ggregatlni,' about
$230,0*0, has been consummated by Edward
?'. Williams ft CO., who sold for the Hoyt
Realty and Leasing Company the six story
elevatoi apartment houtse, on plot 70x100
feet, on the soutrt side of West 124th street
MO feel east of Broadway.
This properly was purchased by Mrs.
Henrietta L. Brown, represented by John
L. Parish, In part payment for which she
gave the four story and basement private
house, on lot 25x100 feet, at No 42 West
7?d street.
Two Interesting sales of Lexington ave?
rtie property were reported yesterday.
I>anlel B. Freedman sold the two three
story and basement buildings at the south?
west corner of l^exlnglon avenue and Mth
street, through Douglas L. Klllman & Co.,
to Dr. L. Parodl. The property is known
as Nos. 861 and M3 Islington avenue, com?
prising a plot S4.oxJW feet, and has been
us<?.l for ?l?verai years as a private sana?
torium, which will be continued by the new
cwner. Ennis & Sinnott purchased of John
J. Fleming No. 1?2.*> I>exington avenue, ,-i
three story and basement dwelling house?
on lot lfix?2 feet, adjoining the Mrtheast
corner of 83d street. The brokers wrrr M<
dure & Dowdney.
REALTY NOTES.
At the annual meeting of the utockholders
of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
yesterday the following were re? elected
trustees for three years: Robert W. de Kor?
est, Martin Joost, .lames D. Lynch, James
H. Manning, William H. Nichols, Robert
Olyphant, Charles A. reabo?ly, William H
Porter and Kills D. Williams.
The following officers were unanimously
re-elected: Clarence H. Kelsey, president;
Krank Bailey, vice-president; Edward 0
Stanley, second vice-president and mantis r
of the banking department; Clinton D. Bur
dick, third ri?*o-proetdont; I, Wrajr Clove?
land, secretary; Krank L. Snlffen, manager
of the Brooklyn banking department; John
W. Bhepard and Charles c. Dickson, as?
sistant treasurers. Nelson B Slm?in, Hor?
ace Anderson, Dsvld Blank an.l clarence
C. Harmstad, assistant a??cr?tarlee.
Tucker, Speyers & Co. hsve leased to the
International Fluor Machine Company the
fourth floor In No?. V) snd 41 West 38th
street, for five years.
Bert (? Faulhaber <<fc Co. were the brok?
ers In the exchange of the Mark?-?'n apart?
ment house, No. W0 to 670 West 156th street,
for Nos. 145 and 147 West 30th street, report?
ed In yesterday's Tribun*.
Pallie Julian Is the buyer of the. Van
Home apartment house, at the southwest
corner Of West E;.?l aven':.- and
street, the sale of which by Isaac and
Henry Mayer through Mivs M Monahun
was reported recently. M?*> Julian gave In
part payment the dwelling at No. ?'.'.? West
mth str?-?t, reported ?oi<i on Baturdi
Taylor Bros negotiated the recently re?
port'-d l'aie for George I* Hluwson and
Frederick O. Hobba to 1'ark & Tiiford <>f
:he Houthwist ?omit of ii2th street and
Broadway.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN |
<.!?tii STREET, Am.m Colea an baa ? i
John ?rax*.?-! .v.. 101 Waal gBtb itrtet, a four
?tor) snd basement stone front dwelling -
..r, a lot 20x100 5 feel ted U twees G?1 ?
tt\?i,..- ?ai Broadway.
UBXIKOTON AVEN1 .;. Bonis a glnnott
bava purchased from John ,i Fleming N?> 1220
lj?jx!ni<t.iri avenue, a three star* <iw?-iiing I
? Igstn feet, ?.I't.lning th? ri<,rth?-?*t .-.r
i.?-r ..' S3J street. M.'lui?. <V DoWdaSf w-ru tho
brofc? ?"
AVENU! H Richard M Lederer bai *
Jacob i'i?ii for Bpiegier * Marl No ?i?? Avenu?
li. a four M'i.ry tenement I* use, oa a lot l?i\73 U
fe<-t, an.i to toe same buyer Mo ??t Avenu? B,
a similar parcel, for Nathaniel T. l,air:. of
Saginaw. Ml? h. The??* two lot?, t..?ether with
four inij..ii.inn par?ela earned by Mr. Pish, an i
forming th.- ?outriwe?t earner of Avenue B and
(th street, i"i feet In Avenu? li sod 7;i i? '
6th ?St.?-', will be Improved with tw.> Bathouae?.
.iau-,H>. Naah Webb rsprsssaud tho ?eiler of No.
let Awmue H.
1MTH STJUBET Edward C William * ro
have sold for ?he Hoyt II?-..lu and IeasInK
?ompsnv the Florentine, a six story elevator
aj.ai tmei.t lions?, on a j.lot 7r.xlmj fest, on the
(??mth ?Me of 124th ?treet. 1?mj f,., t en?! f
Rroadwajr, to Mr?. Henrietta L Iiniwn. Mi
Hrown gave In exchange No 41: West T*M '" ? '.
a four ?lory dwelling bouse, on u loi HT. ? 1 ? ? ?
feat Mr?, itrown wa? represented m the
action by John I.. I'arl?h. Th? transaction In?
volve? about ?230.'??i
i.kxinuton AVENUE, Daalel Jt. front
man ha? ?old to Dr, U rar..ii n?.m Ml and
???l', l^xlngton avenue, southeast corner of ?With
Mr?-?!, two four ctf.ry dwelling h"-i?e?. ?m a plot
ItxM feet Ttougia? I.. Hitman A CO. were the
broker? In th? transartlf.n.
10TM BTRKF.T ?',. ?nrlur, | g i ?? h??- ?old
for th? ('harle* WetBSteln Realty ?'oinpany th?
?ix Story fl?thou?e, on a plot .".4?W> feet, at No
20H to 212 n'est 10th ?treet, t., Iiomenlk Oausoa
?nd Paul Crc?cl, for ahout $?7.o(ii? The name
broker? ?old No? 204 and HA, adjoining, for
the Weinstein Realty Campea) ?rver?l month?
? go.
121?^ ITRELT. - Porter A ?-.?. have ?old for
Frederick W. Ooodn?w, to a . lient for Invost
ment. the three ?torv hrownstono dwelling hou??,
?t No. IM? Writ 121?t street, on a lot I?aKiO
feet.
THF. r.noNx
WAFHINOTON ATENU?. Alexander K
Mlehle. Jr . ?nd J C. r.leasnn * Son have soil
f?,r Mr?. Ro** M. Kurr No 2047 W??hlngton
avenue, a four ?tory, triple flat house, on a lot
?J*,xl42 feet, to William A. Townet, who gave in
exchange t-??lve lot? at Pelham Man'-r. lS?>x2ft*.x
ISOx.ian feet, fronting In Hudson ?treet, extend
In? through to Washington avenue, near the
Junction Of W??hinrfton inaui ?nd Hudson
?treet
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
Tn? following transaction? were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, No?. 14 and II Vesey street:
By Joteph T. P?y.
1-TH 9T. 130 and 122 West, ? ?, 23? ft w of
fvtb ave, 4*1x02 fl ?ty loft bldg ?nd ?tore?. with?
drawn: alao
MTH 8T, 307 to 31ft K??t, n ?, 137A ft e of
2d ave, 1117.axl00.fi; flve * sty brk tenmt?, ?t re?
In 307 to 31S; ?old to Harry App?lb?um for
I15S050. _
RECORDED LEASES.
(AVlth name and addi*?? of lee?ee.)
JANt'ARV 1?
CHRTSTIB Wt 21?; louth ?tore ar.d ba??*
ment; Vlncento Ste??ln*o to Carmelo M??n?no.
3 yrl frrm April 1. 1913; tMO. addrei*. 216
?^hr>?ti? St.
L.EX1NOTON AVF *??*? to 413; 43d ?t, IM to
143 Rant. 43d ?t. 130 to lui E??l ; all; I
I'nion for the Advancement of ?tien.e and Art .
?^ Wiiiiam H Reynold?; 21 vr? from May 1,1
1912 addreM. ft4S 2d tt. Brooklyn.
MONROE ST. 33. ?tore and htlement; I?ul? i
TekuUtry to Carmelo Or?Urro: a yr? from May i
1. 1911: ??WO. addrett. 33 Monro? ?t.
TARE AVEl 1S08 to 1516; art; Witmurt Realty
Co to <"*lau? Rohling, 2.*. >r? 3 mo? from'J?n 15,
1W12. $14.000; addre*?, 2M Convent ave.
BTANTON RT. 2'?, ?n.ie ?nd b??enient .
,fo??ph Gold and ?no to charle? TIahman; I yr?
from Mav I. 1U12. ?1.000. Bldie?.. U Alter- ,
ne\ ?t
WlUeU A\ ti, ? e cor of 134th ?t. 100*40; all I
R*?*n-e Realty Co to Bronx Bath and Hotel ?o:
20 yr? from Jan 1. 1012; ?7.000. addr?M. Willi?
?ve. cor of 134th ?t.
1ST AVE). 507; ?tore ?nd i.?rt ha?ement
Agoe? \s ?AK/ram to Thoma? Oolan; ? yr? from
Feh 1, 1912: *7<?0; adlie??. 132 Kant 124th ,?
*>th AVE, 2V.I. ?t'.i?. tat basttaeotl Lima m
Moor? in Uc Cat. h?-..1er . .', ? rs from May j
ll.lt. ?1.7U0. addreaa. Morrl? Tuwn?hip, N j. '
42D 6T. 17 Wast; Walter J Salomon to New
?A'aSlaiastS Raaltv Co; 8 yr* from Jan 1. if
I!.??); addre??, n w??t sal si
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name* and addre?>?e? of purch?!?*"1' 8n<' '
torn?) I
, JANCARY 1?.
MANHATTAN
AMfTERDAM AVE. e ?. teem 14!?t m H
St. ,lf>Px*.-,* hre-f, l'eorf F I'lrken to Aul-it
Improvement Co, 974 ft Nicholas S*/s; l? ']*
tltlo nnd Inferes? imts 6t70.0no>; Jan 1?; ?1'
attorney, Title Guarantee an,! Trim OS. 1
Hrogrjw?)".
SAME PROPKKTY. A?i'iuh..n lmprov?mfnt
IS Max Marx, 41? Convent ave. ?4 t*-*?r".
title; .Ian In; fl attorney, ?jam* a? ebo\<\
ATTORNEY HT, w ?. ft? ft ?" of Houeton
BOilOO; Jennie Adlet to Jennie .Ii?'ohe. .'>4?> gl
NWd ?t. Dee It, 61, ?ttorntv. Morris Ja-oba,
PtSW ?t.
AVENUE n, m s?d r>!. ettMa totea; John
Judge, referee, to R.rtha Hal*?r->n. M I^nox a
?mtg 141000); Jan 11. $8.IM?>; attorney, S
Tu dbasa, ISO Broadway
OMBMWICN AVE. e ?. 2 it a e . f Ml 6."
run? n e 6tS a 203 t> >* llxT.I to avenue ? n
40 to l?enliinlns; Elizabeth Krat? et al to Kat
arlne Krat?, 1.12 flreenwlrh av<\ .l?n 1?. J
attorney, Dewltt, IxK-kman A Hewitt, ?i Na
?au ?t.
HAMILTON TERRACE, 11, ITsOTa h*?
Nelll? a Howell . KMlntora op-i-iHn*- <'o,
Nassau i?t tmtf S7..M"'?. Jas 1'. Il">. StteTIH
Lawyer? Title lnsuran?e and Trust ?'??. 1
Broadway.
HORATIO ST. 7.'. and 77, 4>".xMx Irres; M?
Mancher i" Chryatl? stre.-i it ouee, a cerpe'
tion. IS Chnctl? ?I 'mi?" il?'"?""?.' Jan I
$!???. attorney, liin-vfr? Tit.." IneOl
Trust c, ISO Kr? adway.
LRXJNOTON AVB, M nn l ?Mg ? ? ? "?*
?'-".il. st, 34x80; Daniel B )'r>- Imnn t?? TeoJ
l Parodl, 127 ?Saal ?nth 5t. .tun IB tmtg 135,00t
1100; attorney, Tltla Quarante? and Trust <
176 Krnudway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ? a ese of l4Sth ??. ?
106; Audubon Improvement Co t" tleorg?
Picken, 47:, West I4i*t !?t imts 1100.000); Ji
16; ?Hin aiti.iii.-v. Title Cuarant? r ?und Trt
? ??. 1 TU Br< ?dira)
WEST END AVE ? ? "r rf 10<?,1, ?'" ''
100; V.rk-Iiii? Realty and ron?tru<ttlon Cog
k v II H H? lute, ISS WeM 103d ?! H i
I12O.000); Jan IS; ti.
BAUE PROPERTY; Er??lerl-k E H Hatclll
to Rice L Julian, 268 W???1 Mal ?t; Jan
(intg |120,0fin i ; 1100; attorney, Rom A- Put*
l?"?. Proadway.
WEST BND ?VE, M. e ? ?-or of I'.'J 1 st, 0
Iot?; Nancy Krakower to Arthur J l".<ndl?-k. 11
Broadway; Jan 16; II; ?tto-rtaey, A B Morrta?
14?? Naaaau ft.
1ST AVE n ** eor Of ftSth et. 2.->x7Kx Irre
John Hur.liliar.lt et al lo Ooors*? Ehret, It
rark a-.- ?il lien?; tun i".; 1100; attorney, E?
ward M Rurithard. |Sg Broadway.
.'.T?! AVE, ?' a, M ft n "f Htk et. 21 t!<>
Emit n Ifeyrawlta to T. H Meyrewlta. in?-, v
Cast '.""I! et (mis ?ttT6.000>; Jan 4 .?l???i. atio
ney, ChMter W Cuthell, 53 Broadway.
IMl AVE. n e tot of IVtd St, rOslO?; I-ni
Ooldbers ' Mh? AiM-Tiel.in. 215 West K'Oth
, ? lu .. u, ! ,-, ]?? ?*!??.. | ?..i-n^j?. David
K? ifii.an. SI Oamtvr? et.
"."!> sT 121 |;,t, 24x121: Jrnnle L?sn|-U?
Hyman R? ??n, IM Orchard ??. an it-n?. Ji
U; ii attorney, Title i;
176 Broadway.
r,TII ST. ? ?.. 1*1 ft m of Avenu? I" M I
Thonia? E Urndv, referee, to Nathan M
and an. " ? .y. Jan 7. I*' "MO
Mil ST. e ? 11'."1 f? w of Aven'ie I' IPtt*
?am? to Mary E Wood, 266 [?nos ?
628 son. attorn. aren'.ei ?nd Treai O
176 Urna I? i
12TII ST 33*8 We?< 2""<44x trreK
f) Ri Uly '?? Sara'- A " Relll) K\ I. 1602 l
?S.S.*.. rift, all irne\e, JOhfMOB I
Hroadway.
B1 u ?111 IM Baal S ? ' ?- ?i
Martin F Hubert*. 1046 I
limu I2S.00O1 tan 'J. 1100; attorney. Cliarle?
Italie. |g{| Kr?.?''.?Aay.
n.11? .-r, n e. m?; f ? <?' MNS ??.. -'xr.jix li
?nd 'i4ih ?i?
- o' lOtB a\e. 26?61l Irr- S, Mai I
?t al to Jules B Itech?, >> B?ai i?ih ?? an 1 ll?n
?an; ?Il llena; J?n 16; llfW; ait
?iiavryafa i*itie imuran?? ?n.i ;i tel ? I!
Brood way
4.11? BT, ? e, 2?*.7 f w of eih ?.?>. 21xtf>?
<"r>ai'e?i r r?ellln?er. exr. lo .!oa.-r",tre M ?< ?"n
lev, M\ Vox ,t ait ll?ne; Ian IS; |?*7..'..?o, a
t-mev. Baimtel .1 S'-?-.. M lurk Eow.
f.JJ. >T IM Kan. 4 Mf l?rk. L'Jvlmi Ar.nl?
Roui: ? li Hushea, .11? ?*onv.-nt si
imt? IliOOO): J?n In. 1100
?MD BT, IM and KW Eait; 4 aty hrk. 4 .vil-*
Marv H llurhea 10 Ann> .1 Rnu'tln, .*t?4
ave fmtg $14. '"??>.. Jan 16; If??. t,"
Amenl * Airen!, litt Na??su at.
TSD ST, 217 Eaat. t, ?ty brk, 2.*xI02; Min
Senach lo ?ie-r-je M Rru^eMe. im Eaat 2.1d i
. 116.800); .I?n 11, 11. attoiney, tt'igo Pt
heu. IM A*/S A
7.*.TH ST. 11 ""Jl?t; 4 ety hrk. BstN; WMM
\v Llnalj ? . \jotetta L l.tneiy. t \V.-?t at?? ei
:. pan D? M MOO; stttrtsay, i it i?>;m?.ir
ti ?wall ?!
sin BT. i"' bat; :. a?v Irk. 2?xl??J; Mara?
reiha - ? ? > Henry 1 - ?i??U. ><:.'i Ma v [
?ml?; Il?i.??"?.. '? inri, .tnr: 16; $1, all ri.. ?.
A H i?.,., h, M Nsaaau ??
WITH BT, :t".? \\'-?". ffalOO Anna U
...-.?.--?. i, at imtK 1120 ?>?'
Jan 2. II"'
KAMI'. PROPEB :> Jenklna I
$ l. * ? | Iff I id way.
... - M?i?aretl,a
lo Hi ' t. 676 Ma 'i pert; a
lltl? imts 614.in?". |l. ati.-m.-.. a a M Hiu?t
vu Maassu ?t
?JSTH ST. 624 Ba?t, 23*100 ?aun? lo ??m.; '
part; all lltl?; Jan 13 imtg |7,000); |!
...
i?.*.' m st. u? Weat, luxtOO; BSJII? lullan '
I ll?i Ilff?, Iff We?" lOSd et. Ja
16; $li?>
SAME IT!??I ' I! : . i-'i.-:. rli I ? ' llat-llff
li Hm n Ma er, 261 W ? ?< SZd ?t. Jan 16 (ml
916.000); |1
lir--a.] -
i??"."! ii -rr, Tl Baal I Lik. t?>v!? 0 lull
I. l> ??> Ilenr? K. ... 20 14Id :.i?t!. ei
\n (mis I? "?'.'" lan 15; ?i
i?t ? ?, 17?; Bros
I00TH BT, n ?, "jol ft ?? of i"l a-.. Jixl??
Herthn KauMnan la Jona? Wall ?nd r
Mayer, 41 E??l T2d ?t, un llena; 111"', at!
? n ei
litriTi BT, 7 uni 6 Wast Mslff: temtial un
Abraham Blenenaucht to Alexander H Pincu?
60] \\ . ?! lOSth ?I tu ? 11. at
Ri i. -. Mi ?? r. ;i ??.' Bi adwai
I15TH t i ?ty brk, ZSslOO; \* ?
?'olin I?. Il.-rtha RoMnaon, Kenaliu-mn iiur
?i.-n?, Par Rockaway, I.?iik telan.i (mt| |l4tr><ii
.lan 6; II; attorney, Huso Pohen, Is Vtt k
U7MI BT, Ml ?Sal; 4 My brk, 28x100; Ecllp?
ne ?nd Op?ratlns ?'.> to Howard T r..
imtK ini.iNNi!. Jan ir.. IBM); addrea?, n; Naaaa
?t.
IS1BT BT, 224 West. .*? itj i.rk. I St 100: Kes
in..!..- OporatlBg Co t.. Nell!? K Howell. 784
st M? h.,Ina ?va lilil? 114000): Jan )."?, |100;
attorney, in? ?er* rule Inauranco and Trust Co
'....? h-.-?.|?H\
I21.BT BT, 611 Best, I nu- i.rk, I7?80; \v< li?
Moidina Co lo Roher! J Moorshead, 118 Baal
i loth ?t. i m 11. |n??? .-m rni Title Ouai
tnid Tn.?i ?".. |7S in.. i.i?a n.
I2STII BT 216 W'-e? :i My brk, 16x60; enm?
I?? ?-sais, 4?'t Eaat IKitli ?t (mtl ll'iniin. .
.tan ii. lino, attorney?, smirh a? rali
East 14ftl!? ?I
l."i?f> ST. 684 Weat, -'."?ximi; Oeor?? "- Vriea
lO Tllll.? .lalona^k, 1161 llinii.|n.-iv hmu
?^.t.itiiiii. Jsn li. II, i?it?.r?i?-y, Mhi^ .li
Ion? -k .UM Hi..a Iwu) .
ISOTH ST. ? ?, l.'.'l fl w of Am?'? ????liiiii a,-.
ii"'xim William M Moor? Construction < '?? lo
EllphalM L !?a\ie (huk |1U,?6O0): Jan 1*. 24U
Wl ?t 22d ?I; Him. atiorn?.a. R?>?"lk?-r. Ball)
A s iK? r. 63 William et
I.V'Tll ST. a ?. t'.'.'. fl w of Rr.
nf?x ? i r? k.- \rfii.-. Krakower lo Arthur i it.-n
dick, 1166 Broadway; Jan l"; 61; atcrn.--., .\
n liofTlaoa, im N?????i ?i
lHE BRONX
AMDSRgON a\'E. H74. BlsI87; Kemp lenes
Realty Co to David Anderaon HWI Vela.m
ave (mi? |".?l,iv?0i; Jon |6; |l??i attorney,
Title Ouarantea and Tru?l ?'o, 17a ?Broadway,
BRONX PLACE n ?. lots 61 and S3
South V.-rr,?. i lark, 60?ln0 Cailiarlne c Mill
to Mlnnl? Wairk?-. B7I Whit? Plain? Road
?ml?; Ift.oon, .t.,11 11; |160; attorney, TltU
??uarantee and Truit <*??. 17rt Rroad?ay.
RE?"K ST, a? : 111 ft n of Intervale a?.e,
"fix l?iii, Hoary MorfMitlnu <"o to Ah?ar Realty
Co, 616 Fox m; i>e. '.'?*. Ifi. attorney, a a
S.-Mlchorman. 211 Montanim at.. Iirooklyn
BRYANT AVE. w a, 246 ft ? ??f 17-'?! ci.
20x100; Uilrew A Milne lo Manida flundeke.
1206 Chliholm ?f .'an In imi? 110,000); fini.
attorrer, \Va'ter it Lynch, as rark.R?.?-.
BROWN' AVE. e ?, 1.14 ft n ?f MISRSS M,
,','iv n??'? Brown ?ve. ?? ?. ?6 ft n <>f Ml?.rna
?t. .'iiixli'irt. Oorae S eh? .?joke to ?;?r\.-\ Broth
er? Co; .T?n 16; 1011 While rialn? ave. $lia>.
attorney, charle? H Bachler, 11.? Walker
ave.
RARI-'ETTo ST. ? ?. |S| ft ? of ? >?k I omi
?\?\ 28x100; E??i B.iv Land an?t Impiov.-ri. nt
Co i M?ry K M6T*TS, Rl'2 Marida ?t. Jan 12
llfln. attirney. P C Dor?ett, '?:, I'ln,- n.
l-'REEMAN ST. s w cor Chlaholm St, 2lx
I'm Ma'l'llde Plundeke to Calha-ln??. Milne
PTi Poresi m?, Jan l?t (mt* $li.0ooi. |i, at
i?rne\. Tille Gu?rante? and Truat Co, I7d
liri I.IWS).
PORB8T AVE, 193, 1->\!V., Catharine Miin?
to M?t!illn? flundeke, 1206 I'hlaholm ?t ; Jan
lfl (ml? (1600); flOO; attorney, Walter n
I.\nrt . 66 Pa.k ROS
ml i.i. \\ E ?? ?? '--''? M * at Math M, 60s
110; Mariaana Marahall to William Marshall
.1(172 Hun h\*. Jan 6; fi. attorney, j \
Sherid.in,4H?J Wlnt? Plalna Road
HOFFMAN ST. n ? ?, ?outh half lot ma;>
Un?! li.-lr? of William Powell. 20x100; Adam
Wiener. ref>ree, to |]ehie?A- Mutual BeneSl ?so?
ciety, iem We?i t.2d *t Jan 16; l.t.???., attor
nej'i, Kantrowitz a E?h?jic, 220 Broadway,
LOT8 11)2 and Hg, "BMtg Hunti Point Really
?"'. Charle? ?", lyilima i to Wlnora i' s. hoefer
197S Mai?*? ?>e Jan 13 ,intn 61.660); ?1?hi ?t
torney, i.??u.n i | ii aaTer, 1H7.'. Mspea ave.
EOT 4112. iiuji l.ohbauer Park; Hatnue; rtchlea
in?er to Charlotte H*|ml ?. 7i?! l'roepect ave
Jan 12, 1100; attorney, P E Jackaon, 83 Lib?
erty St.
I/VT 866, map part Selon Homeetead; Prank
Hanahy t., Matthew Danahy; March 12. loot
$4<ki: address. Mas Broadway.
I..IT 72. map , ?? i a i ? - M?? ?-. lie..-.-, H? I.i :
ham HeJsnts: BI hard C A?e? lo i'i?rian Build
in? >">. 45 Rruadway : Jan It! *11". atlome).
Robert }i Patterson, 48 UioaUn?-,.
LOT IM to IM, map of Trask titate. 25,
1,0:, R,rn*"''l Kohlman to Richard PM"h
U??k ?t; Fob 4. loll; $100; attorney, Tltl
antee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
IaOTs 090. 9.'?. 1107, 984. 9*5, 1,122, 1.130
nnd 1,140, map (ileason property; People
? o. as trustee, to Long l?',?nd Properl
?"?" H; ?1.020. addre??. 200 Bth ave.
MINFORD PU n e cor of Jennlng?
100; Dwyer * Carey Con?tnietlon Co to
Well, 17? West Ht2d ,t (mtf $2?.O00); J?r
SAMK PROI-ERTV; Leonard Welll to
Rafter. 43 Wc-t Mlth ?t imtg ?2A.OO0?;
?100; attorney. Title Guarantee ?nd Tr
11? Broadway.
manida st. ? ? cor of spofford ?v*.
Walter J M Donovan lo Jame? i, Patto
Rochelle, N Y: Jan 1?; ?100; attorn?*,
Ouarantee an?i Trost i*o. 176 Rroadway.
MAi'V PL. 87*1. 2?XKX?; Margaretha
t?, Henry F Pchadt, S73 Macy pi; Jan 1
?B.OoO?. ?i; attorney-, A A H B'.och, 9
?au ?t.
, Morris ave. ?- ?. 71 ft ? of i82d ?
IBS; Morrl? ave, n w cor of 183d ?t, 1
Bol .mou A Paka? to M?r:ha B Moore. 1
? nd Aiued'Kt ?ve; Jan i?, (rrU(f ?27.00
at?, rneys, We. hsicr a Rothschild. 1.15
way
MORRIS AVEJ, n m cor of l?3d ?t, 1
Moritz I, Ernst and ano to Solomon A Pa
We?t 77ih st. Avig 11, 1010, ?1; attorney-.
a* ?bOVe
PART l/'l" 13*1 ?nd 137. man Cai
???ta.e. wii'lam t' r-e-k to Katharine <* 1
f*>pt 2rt. lull, 2-lflo ?rotona ?ve. ?i'?>; ?t
f->lward K Moran. SI Chamber? ?t.
l'A HT I/iT 138, m?n H*n?t Tremont ; Ka
; .' KHsser to liei.rv Harm?. 2124 Mape? av
8; ?1; attorney, Edwaid H Morsn, 01
her? ?t.
KTE?BEN AVE. centre lin-, ISO ft r
? centre Une 210 ff w, 00x130. Steuben ?ve.
1 Hc". I.**? ft n fr?*-n rentre lin? 210th V. f
Herbert k Btoi \ referee, to .lames B F
NapK-r ave nnd _?th st. Jun 10 <tr,tK'*.1
I4.IIOII. alt- niev, Jame? a Donnelly, 26
erty si.
WASHINGTON AVE. e s, 2?7 ft ? of F
?*. 37x134. Ell7al.??th R Homing to John
Sid. -.'L-'.'i n.issfnrd ave .mtg ?28.000?; Jt
$l"?i, attorney, Title ?luaranlee and Tru
i IT"'. It road way.
WliST.-HKSTP.R AVE. ? <? cor ?if Fer
1 M*x92; it,,'-:i Nathan et al, exr?, to
I l( ii|.i! Corpn, 1889 Md ave: jan 8 imtg ?1
112.3,000; attorney, Tltl? Quarante? and Tru
17'> Broadway,
t.'.TTII Sf. 373 to 377 Fust, 40x100; R?r
Berenaoa to John Math, 420 East 162d st
I IB untie ?12.IHKH. $1; attorney, Hugo CX>I
AveA.
ISSD ST, 420 Ea?t. 37xl?lO; John Mu
i John J, Kellner, 4M East IfiBth at; Jan M
| t*t5,u00); attorneys, Elfers a Acker, 277 I
j ?ay.
ItMTH BT, s s, 00 ft w of w??hlngtor
130x100; Hymen H Olt? to /.bran, /.ucker
10, IB11; II; a.ldr?-?.-., ?io West 110th St.
IBB1 II ST, n e s, part lot 2d msp M?>rrl
30x118: JtMtph I Downev to John P Tltn?oi
I Eaal iBBUi It; Jan 1"> ?mtg ?l.'OOi; ?10?
Title Quarante? and Trust Co, 17? 1
way.
MOTH ST. -,i e ?. lot 210 map Waahlngtoi
00x100; Wilhelm Keller to Mathilda K M?:
?aal 240tt1 ?t Jan 10; ?1.01*1. attorney,
bill, u south :y. ave, Mo uni Vareen, N T?
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
.\\hli aana nnd address of grantee ai
stto *ni ? .
Interest 0 per cent unl?M otherwise e*it
JANUARY I?.
MANHATTAN.
V\K V. n e ,or of Bfittl st. 2*tx7T (M
Memken to Emigrant Industrial Saving? ]
51 Chambi m st . .Ian II. 1 yr. |1S 000; I
naya, i: ,*. i: j 0*Oortnan, 51 Cha?aban ?t
BROADWAY, s ? cor of |43d at, ?_,nx7n;
\v Joefler to Nathan .1 Packard. 411 w?-?t
ere Jan IB; due \prii 1.Y i!H2. n per
?l B00; attorney, I Joseph?.>n. ;, rtc?knian
CAN VI. : . ? iv Irrei?. John C,
U' :?? to Q?rman Baring? Hank. 187 4th
Jan \2. I -i?. |*ft per <>ni. ?12.000. atto
12 Braadwaj
KNUI' II ST. li'v IBaTB; Emm
?o Thoma? R M'Nell, tod West 70t
Jan IS; du? NOV IS, !'.?!4 ?2 0.1.1, gttOI
|- I. Hall, SO Mr..a.I ?t.
[J tCINOTON AVE, w ?. io? ft n ,,f ont
20x8?i M irmii M Marks to Tltl? Ouarantee
Tru? I Co; Jin 1?*,. due a.? ;.er bond, ?I.*.,
iqWSJ
MONI IM ?nd 128V 29x100; J
Rlchmetl and ago to Title Ouarantee
p. r bond, Jan 8, ?20,
... I reto, 1 7d Broadway.
PARK A 181?. ?nd 120th ?f
?-"hold. Charlea iiohlmj
Leopold Iteigi.tVld. so Ea?t l'.'.'.th ?t . J?n
? ;? '. 165.B00; attorney?. Wei
i-. .'..'. Liberty ??.
I?-!' WE StgT, 2!>?7S. Angrullna Tar?
*. R Milan, IBB ?Henrldge av?. M.
prior mtg ?14.?., Jan 12, rt
? I' . attorney, Alvln Sumim-rs, BC
?
: PROPERTY; ?am? ?o jo?eph Cas
404 W?t ?Sth ?t .prior mtg ?HI.1M1111. ,l?n
I y r. B ;.nt ?3.m. ?Morne;., Morrl? E
I s v
BD ?VB, S s. 22 ff * nf 07th ?t. 28x70. :
1 g-ant ind'i?tri?i s?vi
? ?? ?t ; ,l?n 1?l due Pept
11.000; attorney. William C Ott,
. 'hambera ?t.
BTH BT. ? ?. 144 ft ? of Av? B. .39x0?. M
E W.I to Mil*, liuarantee ?nd Tru?t CO;
Id rt-i? n? p-r bond. ?20.000. ?ddre??,
Broadway.
?TH ST. ? ?. 18.1. ft w of'Av? B. 40?
Nathan Mlchaelovar ?nd ?no to Julius .?..e
tat ?T.th ?? . due as per l.ond; Jan
?40,000; attorney, Title ?luarante? and Tr
Co, 17?; Broadway,
BIST ST. 3!'i and 312 East; 4 ?tv l.rk,
08, \.l ?Inner to Harr!? D Celt,
Both at; Jan it: S yra. 4H p*>r rent; ?
. attornaya Curtia, Millet. Provoat a C
ad at.
'-. ? ? My brk, ?ixto.i j.
M R . I igal?! 1 Charle? p OelllncH, e
??, $.*,:..?Mm ?ddreaa, .".2 w<?t a
NAME PR0PCRTT; aatna ?o r.eo Kohn, :
?. j... m prior mtg ?05,000)
.-. par .-?. f ??o.??!, attorney, Arr
11;, Broadaay.
52D Bl '?"' Beat, 18x100 Lottla Badnow
? . : ? . Life Asuurane? Soriety of 1
t'nlted .--!.,?.?? 3 -. r? .Ian |S; ?^.."..l.
I.i.?\ei? rule liiniratK? and Trust CO,
H
.'. ?_? I ? BT. *? ?. ?5B ft ? Of !.. xlngton ?i?, ?
100 m.u\ n Hui ? Induatr
? r . I I'i I
I, 119 Nl
I
.'..vr 11 11.1 ft ? of v. a? ?? '-'"'V '..
U.:i . . Ion to New Vori* Ufe Inn
,.i Trust Co, .*.'.' Wall at; Jan 12; d
...; 4'v 9*1 ?'??'" : $7.'..??mi. ,,tt.
ne vv v Emm? ?. 52 vv
72H ST. 411 Rast, 28x103 Otto letpmt
1 Wolff, v ill? FUPP, 1 1.rineal? M?a?
? |6 ?: i."-'. ..'? 1
BAD BT, 177 Hist, 4 vtv t,!k, 20x100; Phil
Elnkelsi 1 -? ?? ? i'- In ark, BIS East UW
?t; Ju 12. due P*b I. 1014: ?1 per cent; ?S.."??i
. i..?>? r?. Tltlir. Ini 1 Trn?t C
IV
H4T?I ST, BB \\'-'. 20x100; |*re.ii-il. k K
Hatchlll ? Julian. 2.3." W.-st 70th ?
*. yr?; J-^.i""", attorneye, Bom .v Put?
-. 2*> Broadway.
it-.'Tit st. BB t. !"? '. 8 iti brk, Malt
liai net Tui ? i*l N Pi ??dm 1
?j.?i Riverside Lnve .prior mtK ?38.000?; dl
Jan 1. 1802; 8 par twat* ?l*?,oou, attorney, s
ii. ? im in, 53 IMort -'
113111 ST, n ?. SB *' ? Of 'th ave, IdxlO?
\,i:,r,. ,1 Kali) t., Margaret E Ruidxaii. IS R?
1 I, \V eat l:.le, N Y; iHti IS; I ) M
I r,', par cent; 8&000; utt..rneys, Wilson, Hark?
is W nl! ?t
IIBTH BT, S3S Baet, I sty LrU. 81x101; l!.?rth
i. . i..<n Cohn, Kanaington garden!
Far Rock? ?v, Lona l?'snd; Jan 8; S yrs; M \>
,iit..r, ?v. Hago '>ihn, I? ,w? a.
l..,IH BT, 1 ?, ISO ft m of Amsterdam av*
BOX 100; ISllphalel L DavM to tgrilllan M Moon
limi .. ?i t tqueducl ave, Jan 10 (prior int,
?130 000?; .In- Jolv 10. 1014; ? per rent; $l?t.(Msl
Wearhler A R??lhechlM, ISS Broedwe)
THE BRONX.
vi-illltt \ \ I?. n w <i "f ls7th st. STslOB
Pasouale oaratnio lo tlaetano Troniheii?, 42;
;?,. il iprlor ml? ?27.?ii-ii. J.-,n HI. 3 ms
8 per ???ft. ?.v*1"'. attoraay, Morn? E*i?r, 30;
ill' id I .
BUCK ST, iv ?. if? ft n t Intarvala .-?ve. 79i
110- vi.-ar Realty Co 10 Lawytri Title Insuranr?
kn? |ium .,,. iin I; 1 >r, ti per .-ent. ?38,000
IAO Broadway,
gam PROPERTY; same to Henry Morgen
?hau Co l't-'. Rrcadwav (prior nit? ?.'ts.ilnoi; De?
._.,; 1 y'n .. i-i ?<*"? ?7,i?.'i. attorn?!, W M
\v. ichlar, IBB Braedwai
CATHARINE BT, 0 a 00* of -?"?nth ?t. BOxllSa
Irres Annie pi?>.-h??ka 10 c.rrorate M<Ttgag?
Co ?'?". Liberty ?' '-,n IS; I >rs ??. pat .-.?nt,
?! goo; :.rney, Henrj i> 1 '?'. i.it.?-it> st.
I tVlDSON .WE, s e M.r of Fordhain rd. I4?1x
Ineg Loulae C Holding <"o to Henry Holding,
110 "?Veal 180th ?: J?n 0 iprlor mtg ?14,??lOi,
3 yra; M.0OO; attorney, H C Kneaepal, o Reek
man ?t
PREBMAN BT, 12B6, 21x7.*.. Katharine Milne
t , Mathilda riundeke. 12?B Chlsholm ?t ; ,l?n 10
ipri-r mtg ?U.OOOi; due as per bond; ?500. Attor
i,.- Tltl? OuaraaUa and Trust Co, Ii6 Rroad
a ? ?
IENN1KOB ST. n e cor nf Mlnford pi. 20xloo.
Edward Rafter to Leonard Woin. 7rt We?t io2d
?t (prior mtg WS.OI?): J?n 10. due May 1. 1013;
A per ? ? ? ?8,000 attorney. Title Ouarantee and
T:. m Co, 17ft Biaedway,
1,'iT 170, map 200 lot? Thompson ROM estnte;
Denn!? m conroy to Charlea w Holly, n'.2 w?*?t
421 ?t, Jan 2; 1 yr: S par cent; ?7i?, attom*>.
ciiartcs Kaiimeyer, ISB t*jH?t Mth ?t.
LOTS Ii?> and MB, map of I>itt c. Hunt ??tat?
Itwo mtg?, .?.-h *!?*?>?. 'i-.vey Rrother? Co ?o
Theodoie Ichweaha. B? ?>? iuth ?t. Jaa io;
I \is. .?,'? per rent; ?8(.<t; attormy. I harlc? H
Bacchler, 112H W.ilker ave
U0TS 172 and 173, ?ame map (two mtg?, each
BSBOi: Oarvei Brolheri le ?ame; Jan It; 3 yr?,
OS per rent; |1 WO; attorney a? above.
MINNlEfURD w'K, ? e ,-,,r istai st. 23x100;
lSl?t ?t. ? s. UK" fl ?* Of Mspe? ave, 40x01. Heur-,
Harm? lo Margare! Oaiingh."-. ttt East I4?th ?i:
Jan 8, I yre* ?7.5?O, gttomay. B f UmrAM, 61
Ch?tnhei? ?t.
MINPORO PLACE, m ? 173 ft ? of Hoston
Road. 21 lot?, each 37x11*1 .tiio mttt?. e?rh ?30.
OOOl stahllily Realtv Co to Terrain Realty <'o.
SS Ulsan M; .'?t. '"? *"* July IS, IBIS; ? P8?
.ent, tfflO.OtO; attorney, Lawyer? Tit!?; insurance
?nd Trust Co. 100 Br.iadw?\
NELSON AVE, ?'? "? 22.". ft s of moth ?'. 40x
irreg. Cheuncey Di v,..> t., Edward <> Orre.1, ir.
t it. Brooklyn; due a? p,.r h,jnti; Jan 10;
?1,800 attorney. Title Ouaracti*? and Trim Co,
17d Broadway
ROCKFIELD !?T, ? ?. H*? (t w of \\|||ams
hrldge Ro?d. 28x100; C?rrie L, Roger? to Ellen
conn r, 100 Fulton ave, ,14,, ? \ yr; fi.ooo.
attorney. E F Moran. 01 l'haniher? ?t.
BPOPPOBD ave. ? e ,.f,r M?ni.i.i st IBs?;
.; Patten '?> Mais il Donovan BOS Weat
i' 5th ^? Jaa !?'.. 1 ' 1.8 si riofl aitoi
ritla Oeeraataa ?nd Tium Oo 17? Hro?d
way.
1 V?SE AVE, s w cor Preeman ?t, 85*50;
I ?...u -s .... ?a Titl? Guarantee and Tru?t <
Martha Derna tonT'*b0nd |12.0?)0; address,
Jan 16; due as P" oona. ? .
lR-rTH 'st n ? ? 234 ft ? e of Courtlsndt a
2f."S" BS.Vm?n Benensen to John J F.l.n
4.10 E..t 188th st (prior m g $5,(HK? Jan 15(
>rs; 13,000; attorney?, Elfer? ?. Acker. .
Broadway.
162D BT ?2.% E*?1? 37x100; Jonn J Fellner
John M?tii". 423 East l?J2d st; ?aM: I we,
P-r cent; $4.000; attorney, Hu?o conn, 10 A\
line A.
210TH ST net, lot 215, map of W'ashlnfto
ville. AOxlOO; Mathilda K May to East Ones'
?Savin?? Rank, ? South 3d ave. Mount Verne
Jan 15; 11.500; attorney. J M Bell, 8 South
6Ve, Mount Vernon. _
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender'? attorne;
M \NHATTAN.
JANUARY 1?
CANAI. ST. 170, 20 10x100; Feb 6. IBM; Ma
C ?nd William F Costenhader to trustee? E
ernpt Firemen"? Benevolent F?und: $7.000; att.
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust ? "o, n? Broa
"IV.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n ?. 175 ft e
6th tve, 66.66:70.11; He.- 2?, 1910. Eherha
Tiber to Jona* Well and Bernhard Mayer. $1?
?000; attorneys, cakes K- S.hur?, 19 WaM st.
CATHEDRAL FARE WAV, n a. 2,37??? ft e
8fh ave, 62.0x70 11; H?. 21?. 1010. Eherh?
Faner to ?ame. IlO.oOo, attoreejr?, Fame
?boire.
FORSVTH ST. 40, 2*?xl00. Dee. 30, lg?
Pauline and Samuel Cohen to th? Central Tru
Co; $2o.0u0. attorney?, Miller A Pe?"kham, Dren
ButMlng.
WEST END AVE, e ?, 25. 1x100; O t 2?. 180
Thomas F ?nd Jernlo M Devine to Mary
K.'rhani; $5,000; attorney, ("?iarlen K KeUhai
106 William st.
HUDOJON ST. 2.2. 42.2x80x21 4x70 ?? e ? et
20.9 to he?: April 8, lf??3; Ueorge n llarttiolome
to Albert W Lem?"ke et nl, trastees; |6,000; S
torney, Abram I Elkus. M Pire st.
1ST AVE, 1317, 16x18; Au? 1, 1008; Anton
Pohaty to Frank and Blenore Wovtlsek; $6,00
attorney. Tit!? Guarantee and Trust Co, ?
Broadway,
1ST AVE. S) ?. 7111 ft n of llnth ?t. 2?x"
Dec 30, 11)05; An?lnlln? Parlato to Joseph Camp
$1.300; address. 3?U West 40th ?t.
40TH ST. ,*.9 East, lfixlOO.n; April 20. If!
Evelina d Stevens to Edw w c Arnold; $25.00
attorneys, Curtis, Mallet, Provost A Crott, !
Broad st.
?atTH ST, a ?, 160 ft w of Park ave. 20x1001
Au? 4, li?i3; Robert A ChesehroiiRh to S?-anien
Rank for Savings; $40,000, attorneys, Stinn?
cadnalader, 40 Wall st.
71ST ST, 140, 20x100.'.. ?fay 26, 1011; Ell?
V Sott to Jacob Mayer?, $11,000, address, 2i
Broadway.
71ST ST, 136 to 144 West, HOxtOO.5; May 2
Itll; Bilan V Scott to Emanuel Arnsteln ar
Samuel ly>v> ; $14.(?00; attorney?, Arnst'ln, I.c
g Pfeiffer, 108 Broadway.
71ST ST, 136 We?t. 20x100.5; 71st ft. 142 nn
III W.-at, s a. 40x100.5; June 28, 1010; PhUi
Krau? to David J, Bennett J nnd Bdw J Kim
Jr. extr?, et.-, $72,0<?O; attorney, William C Or
?l chambers ?t.
71ST ST. a ?. .100 ft w of Columbu? ?ve, 2ll
100.5; \ov 26. 1806; Jscob and Martha Mayei
10 Da?, id J Kin? et ?). eXtrs; $20,000; attorne]
William c iii-r. ?l ?liami^rs St.
72D ST. n a, 188 ft e of 1st ave, 23x102.2; Au
6 1606; lohn S Ames to Cat h Warner et a
ears; $12,nou: attornev, f ,\ Burnham, 150 Cane
st.
88TK ST. 315 West 20x1008; Aua* 10. l?0f
Paula T \ ?Bornuth to tbe ?German ?Society, tru.i
Ue; 126,000; address. 117 4th ave.
MD ST. n ?. ::?? r, ft * of :td ave, 20.11x100.'
Mar. h 1, 1!?0"; Hertha Feldmark to Ja^ob Ra
eheln et al, as partneishlp, $.'?,500; ?ttorn'j
Adolph Cohen, J20 Broadwa\.
108TH ST. 71 En?" lista?. 11; May 10. 1910
Julia Emmerich to Frank ?eg-al, gdn; $1.000; at
ternej?, Morn<i. 1 A- Schiff, 820 Broadway.
113TH ST. lo.t Esst. I6sl00.ll; De. 30, IBM
Martin and Mat ??ret y Keily to Rose Mack. $5.
000; attorney?, M S & I | lea.i ?, M William ?t
.I'll. ST. 120 West, 20x60.11; July rt. 1666
Carolin?. Mima to Mary Murrliv. ?1.065; attor
1- ? M. lK?nald & B??t?*l. k, U William st.
143D FT. ? ?. ?3 2 ft e of Amsterdam av?
1? K'xio?! Il, Sept 1, i!>08. Carolina W tattat)
t.. Everett B S**ee?e,. $.';.300.
THE BRONX.
Bl'RKE AVE. e s. 106 ft from n e cor Jeffer
?on ave. 21x100. Mar h 10, 1!XW. Ferdlnan?:
Wor.le.-li>]? to Carl ?Trar.holm; $?-135. SttortMy, I
t P.owe, 198 Broadway.
Bl'RKE A VF. e s. 100 ft from n e cor Jeffer
son a\e, 25x100. Maren 30. ifiOS. Alfred in<
V?ndela C Patterson to the Railroad <*? operativ.
Building and I/1-11 Association. $3.500; attorney,
?Ed* ?; Whitaker, 141 Broadway.
BBUIONT AV'E. e s. 70 ft ? of 187th St. "0i
100: June I, l'ii'?i S.nlvai'or* and Filomena Pan
ruilo et ai to aurusii h itonobtrldce: $i.i?5?
?ttorney. Wm ?S'oii'.hilJg?. 184th at, near 3d ave
BRONX PE, n s. lots 81 and 82. man I, Cran
f?rd pi-opertv, south Movint Vernon. 50x100; July
16, 190?; W and Jean N Penrteld to Oeorae Hill;
f.'OO. aAdreaa, 41 Park Ko?*.
QUAND AVE n e. 7'." ft ta? of K.i'nnah ave,
50x200 ,ian ',. 1M>!> E;!? D and Hiram B Var?an
lo Ella C Nourae; $1,000; attorney, Title, f?uar ?
ante? anl Trust Co, 170 Broadway
HIIJ.SIDK AVE. ?es. sVS.6 ft s w of llth
a".e, nus s e 4.'? lOx e VA.bx ? -? 62 7x101 f.x n ta?
M Hx n e 47 1? 106.7 to beg. Ort 4. 1005; the
I/val Realty Co to Frederic R c?>ud?rt and ?no.
tru?tees. $6.'V.ii: attorney?. R?and>, Money A
Shlpman 7 Wall st.
I/VT 0 to 14. map 1.86a of Maclav Aveni?
F.?altv ?o, We?t Chester; lot 31 to 86. mar. 1,071
..f r:iiia O Ketehiim, tTnlonpor?; lot I3?t to 141.
map Benson estate, Thro?'? Neck. be?tns w s
Arnold ?"??. 600 ft s Of I.lbhy s?, mi m to 1 w
m of ? bank West.-hestei- <'ree'K x e :.. n s lot
135 ?aid map x e to m ? Arnold av? n lVi 10
I.? .tan H. i:>:2 */.ere?a Realiv Co to Addle \
Bulllvan; $5.000; a'torney, M J Sullivan, Wi'.'.ls
ave nr.d 146th st.
I.tiT 11911, map Wnkedeld, 27.4x10.'. July
17. IBM PI! Bahn 10 Basaaa A Red?ii; 61.106,
MVi'l-'.s \\E s w cor of 181s? st. 26.4s
14.*,".'; May 6 1601; Henrj Harm? to Michael
.1 Kelly; 66.600; attorney, JoseJh D Kelly,
1.1 EarVt P..v\
LOTS 32 rin.l -".'I. parcel 18, map sub.llvl?lon
propertv .-?'if" Wilin.m B D?d?n; i?- I
IS10; John v and Lizzie m K.iiser to Henry
uio\er tru?; $i.?i.".". attorneys, Miller &
Brstafeld r. -.:. Liberty ?t.
I.??T 18. m-ip 112 !"t? estate MsSWa DOVOO,
Fordham Helfhta; 1. 22, 1608 McLernon
Realty anl (jonatraetlon Co to Benjamin K
Elit?r ot Si, exr?. 8S.O00; attorney, Robert B
D.ist..n. IS William ?i
l.oTS 118 and lit, m.ip 260 lot? Thompsoa?
Roa? enlate; March IS 1605; John Cast
? ? Thompson admx; ST??o. attorney, Alex?
andar Thompae*?, East 2.'13d st and Klngsbriage
1 osa,
M?'BRIS AVE, n w cor of Treitsoal svo,
42.8xlO0?:tS.Sxl00.3; Jan li?. 1610; Ai
,1m. .?I. Conatl lotion ?'?> to Peter Ere.-?? and
?no; $10,000; attorney, K I" Hummel, 1311
3d ave.
MARION AVE at pt where h I bet lots 17.*.
nnd 17rt (map Village ?>f K.-.st Tr. mont 1 Inter
se? ??. ?? a ave ,'t". 1 x 1 ?*?'? I; Marion av?, ? s.
.;.". ixi.'n ?xd;.ixl47 :t; May it. 1801; I.eali
I'rohn to Ronald K Brown; $il,.",00; attorney,
Oeergs if Culver, M Pira Row
WESTCHESTKR AVE. s e ? -or ?f CSStlS It l|
?v? (formerly Av? c?. run? e 61.2? ? 161 10?
w 11.5 "o t ? caatle util ave x n 157 ?t to bet:
Au? 0. 1606; Mary M Hennin? t.> Dollar s..
Iniis Pauk ?.f ("n ? ..f New Y.?rk 112.800 at?
torneys, Leaow, MaoKellar & ajrella, 66 Csdar
St.
BAMB iTt?>PKi:TY. Jan 21, Itll; ?ame to
?"luirle? Wynn . $8,600.
?Jl> SI', a ?. ."11 ft s ,-f 1st uve. .*.0xl(Ni. bell ?*?
e ?j lot 31. map of (?!ln\:lle. June 5, l'i.i?:
Edward 1-' ?".iir lo Elisabeth J Hall; 11.800
attorney, John P ?Everett, 32 Liberty st
::!> AVE, or Beatos rood, n e cor of U2d ?t.
72.3x28.0164.6x63.4 Mai 18, is::. Thomas
Ellen R?.. to the New York Dlapenaary;
118,250; attorney, Title (Juaranteo ?in. 1 Trust
? "... i7?t Broadway.
6TH ST. nt pt "."? ft from lot I03. m:,p of
Unionport, 26x100; Eel. I, 1608; j.iiiev ?'
Keliej lo Deborah Hubbani: $30i?; attorney,
Pi ancle I.iirk.n. disitiln?. N Y.
268TH ST, 11 ? 241 ft ?r <?f Katnnah ave
40x100; ?let !>, r.i"'? Clara d Vreelond to John
II Thorn, ?ir; $2.000: attorney, Title c.uar?
nntee and Trust Co, I7ii Broadway.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
M Moi?enthau. Jr. Ce lo I.aa-vers Title in.
?tirano? and Trusl Co; 2 ???sts. $i???
Terrain Realty Co to M Morgenthau, Jr. <v a
a?*t?; ?100.
American Mortgage Co to Naa?au Morts*??
Co; fos.ooa
France? A Cowle?, admrx, to Franc?? a
Cowlae; ?t.
Helen S Draper to Title Iniurance Co; ?10 OW)
John Li Van Buren, exr, to Wm K Fowler"
?14.171.
Thoma? J McLaughlin to American Mort????,
Co; ?10,000,
Nassau Mortgage Co to Mutual Life Insuran-?
Co;?l. ?"
Anna Hepner to Minnie StorTregn, ?2,000.
Mathlld? Piumdike to Ell- J Thompson; ?300
Eloivtte i'onstru.-tlon ?'o to Columbia Bank; ii.
Samuel N Preedrnan to Jennie Adolphe; ?].
Franela R ehedacy and ano, exr?, to Charlea
Herrlich. S&00S,
Sender Feldijiai-k to Amlee Oppenhelmer; ?I.
l.'.-noia Morrean to ('haries Wvnne- $100
Leonard Wclll to ?""arrie Levy; ?H.(>00.
Theo Wentz to Antonio Letarrace; lioo.
(;<nrge Ra.-ker to Ernennet Arnitenr ?7.000
Leonard M Thorn, jr. to Tltl? Guarantee ?nd
Trust Co; ?31.0OO.
Samo to same; ?,3!,0<*V
?lara M Wendall to Maria Whit?; ?0.000.
Abraham Zadek et al to Felix Zadek; ?1
Washington Saving? Rank to Ida Jacor-*on;
11.510.
F.Ma Sott to ?snald H M-i<-<*nnalrl; |17,.W>.
Louis Lev. to-M?x A Selgel; ?1.
I^-on.ird M Thorn. !r, t., Title (7u*rant*e and
Treat Ce; *i*?.2f"i
Sadie H ?lo. k- to Mary J ?r?-her; (3,000.
Mauri'?.- Sh.i Irfl t.. t nl? Rerniteln: (1.
W? C neigen to A<Ut? l;.*rl?le $1?H?.
Jenrle Merns|e|ti I,, Julius Helderman. ?1.
tema to Maurlr? Shapiro ?I
Augusta 1. DU Vat to Annie A Lovell; (3,000.
Pam? to same; (?,n?v?
Sumo to same; J3,?*i0
Pame to Mary j Manaiadan; ?ST?*?
Same to ??,me; 11 non
Sain? to MOM : i.'!,.':?W
Same to Thoma? E \lar?l?den; $,".000,
Sama to same, ?.-'.??hi
rarmers- Loon and Trust Co to Title ?".uaran
tee and Tru?? Co: $7,<?'iO.
Title <','i?rant.e ?n(i Tru?t Co to Fulton Tmat
O: IHt.iWi.
Title Inrai-anea Ch of Kam York to Ch,-.r!e? O
Rrewsler; $10.i*JO
Bama to Wm W Cnderhill. trustee; $i>.Wv
Lawyer.? Title tni%ren<ra ??n-l Trait Ga to
Creenwleh Pavings Bank; $17.*'?'
Same io Lawyara Mortgage (o; (10,000.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
REAI'MON'T AVB. 2304. Ho?kln* Bolter Co
agt Monteflore Building Co, owner; R V Steven?,
contractor; (MB
CLABK ST, Id and 18; ?".yde k Howe? agt
Lillian Heller, owner; John Kanoen, contractor;
ton?
21' AVB, 210; John Wllkln? agt Eherh?rd
B. naeldcr, owner; Michael Normoyle. contractor;
?07.
BT NICHOLAS AVE, n w cor of 177th it, Mi,
?no; ?ak? ,*;- '"o, In.-, agt Melvin Realty Co,
owner Qtaanbarg A ?'?.hen. contracter; |*UHI
?J.'.TH BT, IV! East, and Hroadway Alley. 5;
Otis E'evatop Co ?gt Margaret T Johnston, own?
er; Charlea Smith, ionira<-'or (renew?!); (120 88,
BIST ST. 2.1 Woat; Natlmal Rridge Work? ?gt
Edward Mnrpolies. ewner and contractor; M?r
poHea Conatrut-tlon Co, c^ntr.T'tor; (300 34.
07TH ST. ."07 Beat: Joseph cirrito agt Kenara
Hoidii-g ?o. owner; lyo I, Wolin? Co, ?-ontrac
tr: ?110
24TH ST. ri02 East; Thomas J ('alligan. Inc.
aet Otto Wagner, owner; Solomon New-berg,
contra.-'"r; $30..
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIEN8.
BIVEMIDE HRIVE. s e cor of 149th ?t;
Ernerv Both ;?gt Audiihon Improvement Co ?t
al; Ail* 23. 1011; (3.0O0
1T8TH ST, ? ?. loo ft ar of Audubon av?;
Alfred Peat? Co agt J'hn C.las?. Jr. Construc?
tion ?o e? a); F?b en. mil (caaeenes); (307 84.
LAFONTAINE AVE. w s 112? ft n of 178th
st; saverlo S'-ai/.o ?g* v\'e;ies-Mceker Realty Co
et a!; Dec 11. 1911; (1,090.
SAME TROPKRTY; carter, Rlack A ApMI
agt same; Pec 21. 1011; (100.
SAME PBOPEBTT: Oriental Fireproof ffash
and D or <*o agt ?aine; ne,; 21. 1011; (200.
HUDSON ST. 80S to MY; Pletro Crtseuolo act
dreanwich Investing Co et al! Dec 12, 1911; (070.
SAME PROPERTY: Retianee Fireproof Door
Co ?gt same; Dec io, lftll; ?717 80.
HIS r ST, 11!) to 127 We.-t; Michael Mc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW .1EIISEY.
PRICE $5000
7-Room house, hutlt on h?lf acr? of
land; ha? all modern improvement?;
near twe ettreetlra lak?? in the moun?
tain?; 47 mlnut?s on train, main lln? of
D., 1? A W. Smnll ca*h payment, bal?
ance like rent. Write for particular?
and photograph.
P. O. Box 744. New T-?rk City.
LON'i ?BLAND.
SOUTHAMPTON
AM) BHINNECOCE HII.I.S. l? I.
Furnished cottage? to rent l.iat? on ?ppilea?,
tlon. Plans ?nd photograph? of nous?? at oTte?
J. METCALFE THOMAS.
1I> LIBERTy STREET, N. V.
BOROIGH OF THE BRONX.
SACRtPtCE REST LOCATED PATIN?*?
apartm*n:, stete property, Bronx: very tow
rental; ?* J. *70.ooo; in-.e?tigata at
on?**. Allr-j?. LUCKY, Tribune OfAce.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.? PURPOSES.
IJUILMIKS.STOIIES.LOFTSJ
I. ??, ANO OFFICES TOt-tT i ?*
AhtyWHfBf.POWTITCA.N PM> ON ALlTH?-><?C?J<?ii?AfltS
?WkH.WHITIN?eC]M
| 41 PAR'-? ROW* t?l *5 900 COPT. -J
THIMTV Bill.DINIi. ill Hroadway.
I MTU) MTATKS REALTY Ml II HIM..
110 Broadway.
?nice? to Let.
B g - _I
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
STUDIO APARTMENTS
SSD ST., 163 WEST -EVERY IMPROVE?
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UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
ITBBI SIDE.
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ONE APARTMENT
8 Rooms and 3 Baths
TWO APARTMENTS
7 Rooms and 2 Baths
New ami perfectly appolntM house.
Moderate Rentals
For term of year?.
Attractive Concessions Until Oct. 1
Apply to Mauag-er. on Pramiaaa.
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THE CLEVELAND
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An?rtrr.enn of B rooeta ample rloaeta, etc.
Large and Small
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Single or en Suite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
134 Sattaa Street Opposite City Hall Park
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Entrance to
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
All within a Step
Absolutely Safe
Fast-Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type)
Electric Light
und Janitor
Service
OPEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR
APPLY F-tm TERMS TO THE RENTING
AGENT. ROOM 610

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