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News
$??amg Delayed
Throrsgh Barge
Captains' Strike
fovcnior Sraiih May Be
Asked to Help ia Adjust?
ing Grievance? Men Are
Seeking $175 a Mouth
gi&iotri c? Sum L'a efforts to
ocioai?' the brick industry of New
York ??ci vicinity in 1903 with ?ta i
?jarea weoks of iota! tie-up of builti- :
h* ?r.r.ti?ction ha^p. fallen upon the
av *?- *?to moment whsti the bousing
nnble-z- M?iw* t0 '0? at a P?ict o?* solu?
tion through cooperation of financial
inters?** and building material distri?
buter?, according to "The Dow Service
paily Build:::? Eepor+s" to-day.
Tie blunt fact rereals that the brick
barge captains, as intimated in this
column ?a March, have left their boats
?for a new wage of '$175 a month in
gtead of $125, the unloadera have
struck for $1 a thousand instead
of 80 cents, the brick manufactur?
ers, unwilling to go to the pros
?aectiv? customers with the neces?
sary price advance of from S2 to $3 a
thousand, wholesale, have decided to
?top sending brick to this market,
resulting in ?til! further checking
Bianfacture of this essential build?
ing commodity up the river; barge I
ovraers will unload their boats and .
turn them over to general freight j
handling in this and other harboi-3, j
?nd when the. 2.000.000 brick now in !
the market are loaded and distributed '
building must stop, except in so far
as reinforced concrete arid lumber can i
supply the building needs.
Strike Shoots l"p Cost
The price of Hudson common brick
ill ordinary grade in this market to-day '
is $15? a thousand, to which price the j
consumer must pay cartage, handling |
costs and 10 per cent. Before the war j
the price of this commodity was $5 to i
$6 a thousand. If the new wage went into )
effect the base price to manufacturers, |
with not more than 6 per cent profit ;
to manufacturers, would be in excess ,
of $16.50, wholesale dock.
The six harge'oads of brick still un- j
loaded in this city will last the present ;
market only about ten days. There is
always recourse to sending in brick
by rail, but the cost will register much
higher than the present dock price
of $15. It will represent to the builder
between $35 and S40 a thousand, laid
in the wall in lower Manhattan or cen?
tral Brooklyn.
Refuse to Unload Boats
Cnloade-s on Saturday were refus?
ing to lighten boats that had no cap-I
tairas. The tie-up is complete, with
danger of sympathetic strikes deveiop- ;
REAL ESTATE
BOKOCGU OF MANHATTAN
TO "BOTLE ESTATE, E. 76th at., Manhat- !
tan, ' ?brlcki good renter: for
tu'., par.. . ipply Samuel J. Comfort, !
126 Broadway, Brook'.-.-..
LONG ISLAND
Beautiful Seven-Acre Tract
at Miller Place, Long Island
W the i irasch of t he :. g
Wand : . eared high and dry ?
land. 6tj :t:..~^
eut of Pon . $1,409.
k? :-- .. ;.- ;-.... h?re, L. I
BESTER COIMY
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
CI.NTf,1 T LN'S 1 -T ITE OF 10 ACRES.
lings, fruits.
large -'. ? " ? iwn and
? ????
?SOUTHERN COLONIAL r-TYLE, ?atacco
tau
hous*. * - llldlng;
up to late PKK E $20,000.
RKVOI ITIO.NAMV ( OI.OMAI. HOISE,
modern. . ? : bath, !
PRICE S 13.500.
AT ?M.'iM.Y ? ?RM, I r-dat
? -': s; 50x100;
?"?"?t*?- - l?ate.
PKI Cf. |U
WILL BCI1T MODERN HOCSE, &
2 baths, every
Impro?
Mar i PRICE $18 500.
DCBIRABLE RESIDENCE, ?very mod
'" " ' ? I hath, n*>?*.-:y
??eorate'i or gi 50x125
?"???at?: : PRH E $7,800.
*S*VGI.I-H ?3TCCCO COTTAGE, attrac
"**? s - ?-? ? -V Irr.prove
m*a?t; ?! - <mt ? near
BB?L*?d o; EARLY POS
?MWO?. PRH E $8.000.
Mf'^LKS ?TTRACTIVE SEMI-BCN?A
~".-. ? ' "a-., bath, ?ateam heat, e .
"?* -:
??"?i*- : PRICE $8,000. TERMS!
H VI g, MoKIiLI.I.. IM .
OPP. DEPOT, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
TEL. 12??.
TIME WA- M.U.!; MORE OPPORTUNE
? ? ?
nd I rue
?how y. how you can rn ,
ames? tings,
*?'
a few minutes'
o an : foi mln
. ttt? of
, w B?XVESTEB PKOflOrK,
I Madtoop ..- '. Cltj 1 . 2577 Gram.
SOEW JERSEY
?*fJttD6EW0OD, N J.?Attractive little
?or*. : .- room?. 3 U-<'.-ooms?, bath,
Z**m ?' ! noon, all tm, i
?*at5.
th 5" WaNtrnm-fiordon ?1 Forman.
w groe . Y. ?Rector 771?.
'^^__j' ?. J. Tel. ?565.
BACKL.v-i.r k, \. j.: ? room bou*?; hpt
.,..*. ? >i Price only
Jgj^ SHAFFER, 72? Mala Bt.. Hmo \
c 2 . i minute?; !
iVeat 4iat ?t.
V??M WANTED
NhVV JOKK bTATE
*AtJt
SL V ! :'.'.' work on
?t?, * ?'?" --'?' *<1 "''??"" On? ??glected I
Wi*a':. "'' D0' P*/ pro-?
1 ?"*- "? C ; .RBIXL. R. r. t>. 1,
hi'
?? ??.
~-/:5r !0,< B?rSiNESfi I'titPoSE4*
^25* fini r .'.t'--'.-" ola?i ;
U'il--' ' '' 'ft ?t/>'"'''"1 rwni .?<:UY I FT. I
^^J^I?Si./y. rsfC, '/O ?> -: 42D ?iT. "I
?UN':Si!Ki-' ii'ABTMEWTS TO LET
SSO RiVEBSiDE DH1VE
J Boom:, ? E5rBS, $2,000
^^????i,^ i^'.ojauijy. Apply ??recul???
and Co
?ng. Contractors having rash jobs were
discussing Saturday the possibility of
bringing brick here by a chain system
of motor trucks, but this alternative
would force the price of brick to for?
midable levels. The brick barge cap?
tains aro not associated in any way
with the harbor bout captains, whose
recent strike held up tra?ne in the har?
bor.
The fact that the state Legislature
is represented by a committee here
studying way? and means of meeting
the housing ?hor'-age, and with Federal
officials keenly alert to speedy alle
?ietioa at Ute housing , -tress 'this
coming winter, word was heard Satur?
day in fnancial and building circles
regarding the matter of formally call
in*:; the utrtention of Govenor Smith and
the Federal authorities to the effect
this strike will have upon further ag*
gravatlon of the housebuilding pro?
gramme in time to meet even In part
next winter'? demands, and urging him
to take steps at once to either adjust
the present wage ?lomands of the men
or remove the ^stigma that has been
imputed to brioc manufacturers that
they have been profiteering. One prom?
inent manufacturer said Saturday he
would close his plant rather than grant
the demand of the men, because it
would make the price of brick so high
in this market that the consumer would
not understand the cause.
Price advances last week showed a
sharp jump in the price of linseed oil
to SI.76 in lots of less than five bar?
rels and $1.73 for lots of five barrels
or more. Price advances have also oc?
curred in plate glass. Other price move?
ments are upward.
? ? i
Trading in Brooklyn
Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold, In
conjunction with William F. Taylor
Realty Company, 1155 Dean Street, a
modern sixteen-famUy apartment, for
Mrs. Annvernette M. Crombie to a
client for investment.
The MeiBter Builders, Inc., have sold
6102 to 6110 Twentieth Avenue, a plot
100x800, five two-family brick houses,
to a client for occupancy.
The Realty Trust Company has sold
three one-family houses, at 2125, 2127
and 2132 Sixty-sixth Street, Brooklyn,
to Harry Leon and Sara Jacobs re?
spectively.
| s
Wright Estate Sells Property
The Duross Company has sold for
the William H. Wright estate, a ten
room house in Ashford Avenue, near
Stone Street, Dobbs Ferry, on a plot
46 by 175 feet, to Charles E- Miller for
occupancy: also the Margaret Crowl.y
place at Elmsford, Westchester County,
to James Grover Taylor.
The Duross Ccmpany has sold in con?
junction with John F. Burke, for Clif?
ford Van Schurman, to Dr. George W.
Averel!, the northeast corner of Thirty
ninth Street and Fourth Avenue,
Brooklyn, plot 70 by 100 feet, with old
buildings. The buyer is having plans
prepared for store and apartment house
to cover the plot.
-?
West 137th Street Home Sold
B. W. Smith has sold for A- M. Rob?
inson to a client for occupancy the
four-story American basement dwelling
at 284 West 137th Street, on a lot 16.8
by 100 feet. ...
Parsons Now With Ouikshank
Wa?ter B. Parsons, who has been
conducting a general real estate busi?
ness at 7 East Forty-second Street,
has become associated with Wm.
Cruikshank Sons, in charge of the
brokerage department.
Recorded Mortgages
East Side
31ST, 12-16 E. 75x58.8 x Irreg. r> m;
June ',; 12 East Slst St Hotel. In", to
Ellz M Anderson, SO W 40th st; mtgee
ho:_3 pr mtge $277,250 and with this to
he consider---'-! as one rr.tge for $360,000:
atty, Title G & T Co, 171 Bway. .$72.750
LEXINGTON AV, w s. 30 5 n 70th st. -Ox
80; June ?'! ; John Wolfe to Fredk J Ster?
ner. 48 E Mth st ; flue and Int a? per
bond; pr mtge $20.000; address, 569 5th
av .$5,000
West Side
83D ST. 25 W, n b, 21 3x50; p m: May 26;
John J Finnerty and Victor Thomas to
Alwell Realty Co. 4-3 Cedar st ; du? and
Int as per bond; pr mtge $10.000; atty.
W H Brlnckerhoff, 46 Cedar st....$2,5Q0
115TH ST, 31-35 VV, n s, 74.5x100.11; June
'., Leopold Weiss Ft & C Co to tho. Stat-i
Ban?':, 378 Grand st ; due June 1, 1034:
6 p c .$ 7 5 0
:"'??' 5T, 87 w, n s, 18x100 11; p m;..Iune
=? HeJtel to Morris H Block, S7 W
115th st. 2 yars; 6 p c ; pr mtge $8,000:
atty, Tttle G & T Co. 17>; Broudway.$l,500
120TH ST, 324 W. s s. iC ?xl00 4 ; p in:
" En ella D'An!? ' o 'o the Hud
Coi .i. 7 VV 45th st: due May 20.
1927; . p c; pr mtge $4,000.$1,500
Bronx
HOME ST. n ?. 86.5 e Longfellow av, OOx
100: Celia Smuilan to Hy Mueller, or
Moiler. 104.4 Bryant av ; pr mtge $28,000;
June 1; 3 y:?., i p c ; atty, Title Guar &
. '. T? Bway .$3.000
MONROE AV. s e cor 173d gt. 96x25; Duo
Ci to Ida V Price, 1650 Mt Hope av;
pr mtge $13,000; June 6; due Dec 6.
6 p c, atty, Title Guar & T Co, 176
Bw p.y .$ :.OG0
FINDLAY AV. 1366, w s, 37xl01.9x irr**:
Mamie Siegel to Medelirre A Carey, 1359
av; pr mtge $21,000; May 31:
Ope; any, F X K'-'.'.y, 391 E
.$5,000
ARTHUR AV. s e cor I76*h ft, 17.11x96.?;
. >: to Max Schiff, 1S84
June 1; Install, r, p e;
J I Berman. 346 Bwav.$5.000 '
BRYANT AV, 1502, e 8. 25x100; Gosln
Kendall to Nora H Heisterhagen, 150?
??'??. pr mtge $5,000; June 6:1
? ?'?. as per bond; atty. Title Guar &
r Co, 173 Bway .$2,500
RYER AV, e ?, 143.9 n 180th st, 18.9x104;
Alfonso De Francisco to Kath O'Connor,
20 i Ryei av; pr mtge $4.000; Jun* 6;
??, 6 p c; atty, Title Guar & T
' i, ; :>; ??v.-ay .%\ 400
Li: VA NT AV. 1343, e s, 20x100; Pauli?
Yucht to Till? Guar A T Co. 176 Bway;
June 6, due, etc, aa per bond; atty, Title I
Guar ?? T Co, 176 Bway.$3 300
336TH FT. a s. 230 w White Plains av, 52x '?
?14; John Koniio to Josephine C Tassl,
670 E 235th st. June 6. 5 yrs. 514 P e?
atty, Title Guar & T Co, 176 Bway,
14.150
91) AV. ne cor 169th ?t, 80 Kx Irreg; W C P
Birig Co to Greater N V Savings Bank.
498 6th av, Bklyn; June 6; demand ?
p c; atty N Y Title & Mtge Co, 135
iiv:*v.$S,600
BELMON? AV, 2310. <? ?. 60x100; W & M
? -, Coi pn t > Isldor Klein, 117
.?i Ht, H of. Q, N Y. pr mtg. $28,000;
.''.jr.?-, 5; du? Dec 8, 1920. 6 per cunt;
': Ule ','iir & T Co, 176 Bway.$8,000
WEBSTER AV, 1996-7, w ?, 60.11x99.4;
Denwood Realty Co to Fanny Roseff, i
113 W 4th ut. Mt Vernon, N Y; pr j
mtg, $32,000; May 28; 7 yra, 6 per cent;
atty, Fanny Rose?, 22 W 1st st. Mt |
V ' ? .'.. N Y.?7,000 !
WASHINGTON AV, 2621, w ?, 21.6x100; ?
N'ur.xlo Manlacl to Peter Ross, 611
? 183d st , June 4; 6 yrs, 6 per cent;
fctty, P Rosa, 134 Nassau at.$2,000
16?.TH HT. ? s, 62.7, a Interval? av Di.8x |
irreg; isaac A Ileneqult to Paui Han- 1
seo, 92? B !-(th St; Jun* ?1. due and as
per bond; ?.I'!', Du'in <_ 1>, 261 llwiiy, ;
$730 ;
.IC'HEGAN AV, n * c. llOlh ?t, 73x70.
Ai,_u?f Oo?cli?r, set, to Max Simons.
?51 W ??!?tn *?, pr rntg, $'0,000; May
?/;?; 2 yrs, S per cent; atty, <i A Lew:s,
10 Courl ?t. Bkiyn.M.00?
INTERVALE AV. ?$?, ? a. 137.2? irreg;,
.!_?-,o VHij?n 1; ?iii?'l M Berlin. 945 B|
1.3d ?t; pr mtg. $71,750; June 1; 2 yr?. '
. ;,??!' cent; -<iv, Ham I H-lilngar. 30?
fiw-y.$6.000
LOT 20. m_B iii Rayru-nd p-rn: IVm
f-..'<f? to Wm Torpey, 1480 Ericsson 1
t/i iA*.y fj; duo, *1<, as per bo:id, '
-?iy. Max Menfiled. %%% Bony_$3.000
L!"j'/K AV, 74?, w ?. 40*90 2, T?lt/. Ro*
ally Co ti? H?rn*l W-i;, :\v? Lenox rv,
exi?; Jun* t; 3 yrs, 6 :', per <-<(nt; ally,
Lawyors' Tit!? ?t T Co, K,0 Bway, 132.006
BROOK AV, 74?, w m, ^?IZA; wm? 10 I
?am*- Jnix? *} t yra, ?& pttt cent; atty. i
if ?Mil
mment <
I Wesfcchester Appeal? j
To New York Buyers j
Purchase Houses There While
Others Get Plots and Plan
To Erect Homes
The Robert E Farley Organization
has sold for the. Estates of Tappan Zee
j a large plot-on the corner of Millard
j and Bellwood avenues, at Philipse
Manor, to G. E. Ogihde, "of this city.
Mr. Ogilvie expects to build a home for |
his own occupancy Immediately.
The Cooley Realty Company has sold j
for William E. Taylor his Corcoran
Manor residence, on Magmolia Avenue, !
I Oakwood Heights, Mount Vernon, to !
I Everett L. Nourse. I
| H. W. Sullivan has sold for the Peo- !
j pie's Savings Bank of Yonkers two lots j
? ?At 838 Sou'?h Broadway to Vincent j
Crete; for Dr. McCormick, the three)
family dwelling at 340 South Broadway j
to Dr. Longworth; for Dr. Becker, the
property at 110 Bradford Street to Dr.;
Belcher, of Yonkers; for Dr. McCor
mack, the apartment at 76 Livingston I
Avenue to Dr. Moell; for J. Frank Cur- ?
ran, property at 218 South Broadway,
8Sxl50, to Albert Mauser.
Bowles & Co. have sold for Mrs. Jo?
sephine Senf her house on Allaire Ave?
nue, Leonia, to John R. Reinhart, of
this city, and a plot at Longview Ave?
nue and Brook Terrace to John H. Mil?
ler, also of this city, who will build a
bungalow.
Burke Stone, Inc., Bronxville, has
sold for Hudson P. Rose a house with
large plot in Bronxville Road to C. De
j Marquis, and for A. W. Lawrence a
j plot at Tuckahoe, on the Eastchesteiv
! Realty tract, to John Lawlor.
L. Covert has sold for Louise M. An
j drews a two-acre estate at Ellen Street
j and Merrick Road, Amityville, Long
j Island, to George Cobb, who will im
; prove the property with small bunga?
lows.
The residence of W. R. Coffee at
Maple Terrace, Chappaqua, has been
sold to Charles Batchellor, of Erasmus
Hall High School, this city. George
Howe was the broker.
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
BEOOME ST, n w o Wooster ?at; Robert S
Clark 'o MorlancJ Mortgage Co. 12"?
Bway; attys, Alexander <Sr Green. 120
Bway .$66,000
?NAGLE AV. nee Arden at; mtge $RO,ooo.
Tyndall Realtv Co an?1 ano to Samuel
Wacht, 790 Riverside Drive. SI
! LIBERTY ST, 114-118; Cedar Ft. 119-121:
nitp? $450,00"; Gustav A and Fredk W
Senff, exrs, to Dry Dock Sav Instn, 341
Bowery: atty. Frank M Tlchenor. 38
Park Row.$250.000
CANAL ST. 70-72: Allen st, 13: mt.ee
$55.000: John W Raymond, Kdn. to Elsie
K Powell: atty, Wilson M Powell.
Wall st: Intereat of.$7
9TH AV, 271: mtjge $22,500: Fanny A Park
to N Y Title and Mortgage Co 1.' "
Bway .$19,000
43D ST. 458 W; Lottie E Grady, Individ
and extx, to P G Becker, 145 W 80th
st ; atty, Raymond J Riley, 251 Broad?
way .$3.500
r'4TH ST. 274 W; rr.tge $:!5,000; Jennie R
Kalish et al to N Y Title and Mortgage
Co, 13$ Broadway.$100
ll'JTH ST, 11 W; mtge $2! 000; Alfred
Gardner to Central Sav Bank, loo E
14th st; atty. Lawyer.-)' T ft. T Co. 160
Bway .$14.000
7TH ?V, 2465-67: mtge $6,000; >?_. part
Dorothy Li"brr.an to Isaac Evanson. 31
W 139th St; atty, Benj M Levy, 38 Park
Row. . .$1
BROADWAY. 1430, Edward ? '"lark to N
Y fa?; Bank. 81 8th av; att . Lawyers'
T g.- T Co, 160 Bway.$90,000
WEPT PT. 172: mtge $18.000; Samuel
Kronsky to Lawyers' Title and Trust Co,
160 Bway.$1
Bronx y
INTERVALE AV. 1335: Arrow Holding
Corpn to Julius II Zieser, 666 Greene av,
Bklvn: atty, J H "iieser, 257 Bwav....$l
SIMPSON PT, w s. 335 n Winchester av.
25x100; John C Travis, trus. to Minnie
B Cronkhite, 4 Birch av. Glen Falls. N
Y; atty. C L Clirr:e, 32 Nassau ?jt..$6,000
BECK ST. s s, 200 w Av St John. 100x125;
Leah E Swem to Ethel A Urquhart, $37
W 148th st; att.ys. Morrison & S, 320
Bway .$1
BECK ST. 566-32; Rennen Realties Co 'o
One Hundred Six East 85th Pt Corpn,
111 Bway; attys, Blkus, V G & P. Ill
Bwav .$100
UNION AV, 070?Classic Realty Co to
Michl Salit, 1O0 Pineapple st, Bkn; atty,
Jacob S Kahn. 90 Pinehurst av.$1
COLRTLANDT AV, nee 149th st, 65x100:
N Y Trust Co to City Mte Co, 15 Wall
st; atty, N Y Title ?r. Mtg Co, 135 P.way
$1
SAME PROPERTY; City Mtg Co to Em- I
pire City Sav Bank, 231 W 125th at; I
atty, same .$150,000
BECiT ST. s s, LOO -,v Av St John. 1
."! Ekln Holding Co to One Hundred Six
East S5th St Corpn. 6 W S2d 8t, attys,
Morrison & S. 320 Bway.$5,000
139TH ST. 591 E; Hv Heme to John Fuchs.
531 E 156th st; atty, Title Guar & T
Co, 176 Bway.$10.000
HUGHES AV, o s, 36 n 184th st, ?x?;
Lawyers Mtg Co to Clara G Rost, 34"
Halsey st, Bklyn; atty, Lawyers Mtg
Co, 59 Liberty st.$3,600
Recorded Leases
Manhattan
BLEECKER ST, 261-263, all; Isaac Lead?
er and ano. to G Mlsuraca, 25a Bleecker
st; ext lease: 3 yrs from May 1, 3 yrs
ren; atty. D Picallo. 507 5th av..$7,200
LEXINGTON AV. 1287, so str &? part b;
Wilson Marshall to Sam Schwartz an?
ano, 40 W U6th st ; 6 yrs from June 1;
attv, Alex Levlne, 309 Bway.$3,000
SOUTH ST. 5; sir & b; Meyer Pecorney to
William Lowensteln, 919 Forest av;
7 yrs and 11 mos from June 1, 1918;
atty Louis Julier., 116 Nassau at. .$3,600
6TKAV, LSI. s?r 4 b; Rhineland R E Co
to Louis Horowitz, 191 6: h av, and .ano:
4 yrs and S mos from June 1; atty, Louis
Julien, 116 Nassau st.$3.000
7TH AV, n w c 34th st. 20x4.6; Si Suit.:
Realty Co to Peter Theodore, 34 Madi?
son st. arid ano; from July 1, 1919 to
June 1, 102,".$2,400
BROADWAY, 1401. s w 0 43d st. 200-202
YV all; T E Fitzgerald to St Regis
Restaurant, 1400 Bway, 10 mos and 25
days from June 6; atty, J G Abram
son, 30 Church st.$25.000
6T1I AV, 369-371, store; Jacob Lieber
r.in and ano to J H Dreyer, 304 10th st.
Bklyn, and ano: 3 yrs from May 1: ad?
dress 37 L 6th av.$1,800 and $2,oOO
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
S5TH ST. 134 E, Ella Rosenblatt to Lina
R Whltehead. 215 W 78th st; attys,
Hoadly, L & J, 120 Bway; July 10.
1896.$14,000
112TH ST, 212 W; Leonott Realty Co. 140
8t Nicholas av; Benj Sel, Nutley, N J;
atty, N Friedman. 303 Bway; Nov 2?,
191?.$7.000
THOMPSON ST, 230.32; Jessie K Berrlek
to N Y County National Bank, 79 Sth
av; atty, F B Colton, 62 Wall at; D*<?
f.. 1911 .$5.000
THOMPSON ST. 230-236; Ahr and Ida
Kassel to same; atty, san:?', D? ! 2?,
1910.$20 000
107TH ST, 63 E; Berths Freund to Ed?
mund Coffin, Geo Notman and Archibald
Douglas, exrs will Ja? Douglas; attys,
ciuyatle, Brlghtman & Douglas, ?0 Bu y :
.Ian 7. 1905 .$8.oOO
THOMPSON ST, 230-32: Abr and Ida Kas?
sel to Bertha and Hars/ey N Kuttn'sr
and By Jones and Chas Kafka, truto*
will Morris Kultner: uttv. I J Dauziger
?1 Liberty st; June 1. 190S.$10,000
100TH ST, 170 E; Max and Ann!? Gilef
?'i-.v to Louts I Clierey. 464 Grand st ;
atty, 1 M L?9rner, 69 Delancey st; Oct.
i, 1912 .$1,000
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan
MAIDEN LANE, JO; Jncobson * Co ?gt
Fire Companies Building corrn. oiv!i*t?-.
??' Y Quebracho KxtracUns Co fin 1 I.
Warcuttfl & Co, contractors.$0?0 36
PARK ROW, 181 to IS7; Felnbcrj: tic Feln
borjf, Inc, agt De'Wltt, Joseph W, Bertha
and Paulino Fox, owners; Hoiicrnh'?
Bon C'onstr Co, contractor.fS??.?O
? ? . ... ?
Lis Pen dens
Manhattan
?5TH ST-, S4t-r,80 W; Wm II Buchtimin ?t
?1 agi Gustave W Cshen et al, ioreclos
ure of mtg?; attys, Mlddlehrool* * B??r
l?:id.
AVENUE A. n a n r.r.th st, i>6.6x798; Cen?
tral Raving? Bank In the City of N?W
York; af( Hermann Lens et al ?oreco?
*f mi?? i ??jr. X Auwbach,
-if City
Big Rentals for Stores
At Sixth Avenue Corner
$48.50 a Square Foot for Space
in Building at 42d St.?
Business leases
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to
Rudinger, Berkman & Co., Inc., cigars,
A. Levy, president, the southwest cor?
ner of Forty-second Street and Six'o
Avenue, 13^_x20, at an aggregate rentai
of $65,000 for the term. The rental
obtained ig approximately $48.50 per
square foot. The same broker has also
leased on the Sixth Avenue front of
the property a store to Frederick Brett
ner fora term of years at an aggregate
rental of $55,000.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 90
Fulton Street to the St. Clair Bakery
and Lunch, Inc., for ten years at an
aggregate rental of $30,000; the build?
ing at 550 Pearl Street for Anna M.
Oberly to E. B. Latham & Co.; a floor
i at. 89 Fulton Street to McKesson &
Robbing, and ppace in the Fulton Cham
berg Building to Wolf & Bellman.
Pease & Elliman have leased for
McDevitt-Wilson's, Inc., the first floor
at 55 Vesey Street to Ida M. Schill.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
offices at 51 East Forty-second Street
to the L. N. Godfrey Company, and
offices in the Bryant Park Building to
the Farmers' Bureau.
White-Goodman have leased for a
long term of years the building at 35
West Twenty-sixth Street, formerly the
home of William H. Morgan. The West
Twenty-sixth Street Corporation, pres?
ent owners, have agreed to make exten?
sive alterations by extending the front
and rear of the building with store and
hasement and manufacturing lofts
above. The lessees are Ellman &
Gitelman.
A. A. Hagemari has leased from Seth
H. Moaeley the building at 41 West
Thirty-fifth Street for a term of twen?
ty-one years. The building will be ex?
tensively altered into small stores and
non-housekeeping apartments.
Recorded Transfer?
Downtown
CHAMBERS .ST. n 8, 361.6 o Bway. 76.2X
160.5 to s s Reade. st; Samuel P Blood,
as prest of the American News Co, a
iotnt .stock assoc, to 'he American News
Co, Inc. 0-15 Park n!, attv, F B Sen
ford, 166 Bway .$100
East Side -
9TH ST. 630 B 27.6x93.11; Wllhelmtne
Garnjo-t. indival and extrx. to Harry
GrossbarcI, S74E 17th av, Bklyn, and Abr
E Whitman. 633 E Pth st, N Y C; mtg,
$20,000; all lien?. June 6; atty, 1> New?
man, 4S Wall st .ill'".
iOTH ST, 412-14 E. s s, 40x92 1; Pauline
Istein to F Olli . 31 w l7Sth st .
mtg, 137,760; ail II ns; .Tune 7; attv,
M M Phi llps, 261 Bway. *1
31ST ST. 12-16 E, s .e. 76x63.2x Irreg . Bllz
M Anderson to the 12 East 31st S*re*t
Hotel. Inc, IS E 31st st. b & s. Mav 28;
atty, T G & T Co, 176 Bway. $100
100TH ST, HI E, n s, 37.1x100.11; Metro?
politan Sav Bank to Owners' H 'lite
1 pn 17 Cedar st: all Hens: .1 uns 6
atty, rhi'lp Manner. 2596 Bedford av.
Brooklyn . .'. 5!
10 I'D ST, 235 E. n s, 37 6x100 ; M
Rosenberg- to Sol Freidus, 894 Rlvi
drive, and ano; atty, B M Lei
Fark row . . $1
120TH ST. 324 E. s s, 16.8x100.11; Hud
win Corpn to Ewiella D' Vmiello. ' . I-:
117th st ; all liens, I ' -. 1 '? 000 M \
- . SI
West Side
22D ST, n 3. part lot 427. mar C C Moore.
16.S_98.9? Maxlow Holding Co to Mari?
s ;-.mpson. :;sj w 3 th st; mtg : 11 )
all lien?, June 6; .atty, T G & T Co,
176 Bway. 100
83D ST. 25 XV, n a, 81.3x80 . ? ' ? '? iti '<
Bozsman to Jno J Flr.unrty, 119? ?d ?v,
_ \ ?tor Thomaa, 208 E 73d st; mtg.
SI 0.000; atty, T G & T Co. 176 Bway....$l
11STII ST, 87 W, 11 a, 18x100.11: Morris H.
Block to Rose Heltel, 041 Intervale av,
Eronx; mtgs. $0.50(1. June 2; :iltv. T
G & T Co, 176 Busy.$100
12STB ST. 43 W, n s, 20.10x99.11; Annie
F. Stanford to .Ino W Nolan, 'j*' Frank?
lin st, Springfield, Mass: rntg. $5,000; q
c; all liens, May IT; atty.?. Gardner &
White. 141 Bway.$1
STH AV, 2445 w s, 220.10 n 130th st,
26.9x120 itore. ?os. April 30, 1919); Phoe?
nix Ingraham, ref, to Wm .1 Overocker,
361 W 2*3th st : Juna 4; attys, O D _?
H V Dike, 220 w 42d st.$19,800
156TH ST. S46-4S W, s s, 50x99.11; Millie
1 senberg to Dorothy Llebman, 646 W
156th Bt; all 11? ns, June i. atty, M -I
Katz, o20 Bway.?1
Bronx
SIMPSON* ST, 1004, e p. 38x100; Jos V Mc
!-."? ?-, r :". to Jai 5b Marx, 1T0 VV 74th Bt;
mtg, $23,750, May 13; atty, Title Guar
4: T Co, 176 Bway. S?.--5
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Ma*-* to Dor
: F.eall Co, 299 Bit Iy, i_ ano; mtg,
$23,50 .t u le 4 . atty same.$100
M< IN Rt IE \ V, :; e 0 173d st, 95x25 Ida
V Price to Duo Co, "Til E 149th Bt; mtg,
$13,000, June 5; atty. Title Guar & T
1 ' ' '. T-. 1 iwa y.*f 1
PIER st. s w c Emily st. 25x100 Wm
.1 Bailey to Edw C Bernlus, 2151 Wash?
ington av; April 11; atty. Title Guar &
T Co, ::?'. Bway.$1
FINDLAY AV, 1355, w s, 37x101.9x irreg;
C J Ca ? ?- Bldg ( lo ? Mam ?Sieg I, 13! 5
Fii llaj av; mtg, $21 ,000, May 31 ; atty,
Title Guar & T Co, ITS Bway.$100
FREEMAN ST. a w c Chisholm st, 24x75;
Cath Milne to Barbara Lopard, 822 Jen?
nings *t; mtfr. $13,000, J..'iv- p, atty, B
Lopard, 822 Jennings si..$100
HEATH AV. w s, 440.10 a Klngsbridge rrt,
25x100; lf.il)-. 1 Camp So Harry Cahn,
2540 Grand a--, and ano; mtg $4,000;
Jur:-. 2; atty, T G & T Co, 176 Broad?
way .$100
HOME ST. n s, 86.6 0 Longfellow av, 50
xlOO; l!v Moeller or M?ller to Celia
S;; ullail, 24 E 90th st ; mtg $28,000;
June 1; atty, T G & T Co. 176 Bway..$l
158TH ST. n s, 22". w Courtlandt n\. 61x
100; Ella Goodall to Christopher Stein?
kamp, 2S0 Claremont av. Mt Vernon;
mtg $7,000; June 6; atty. T G _-. T Co.
176 Bway .$100
1391 II ST. 591 E, n .n. 26x100; Fred Loe
loff to Wm B Hat nssler : T ! E I40th
s;, mtg $8,000; May 31; atty, T G & T
1 1, i 76 Bway .$100
BOSTON RD, a e 1. ID2 9 ?? from an angle
pi int In s s Boston - " opposite Jeffer?
son pi. 25xl00x75xV] 10 Sa; 1 Mendel
hn "t al to Jai b ' ' delsohn 216 W
69th st; May 28; any, J.to-b Mendel?
sohn, 150 Water 3t.$1
WEBSTER AV, 1996-7, w s. 49 S s ITOth st,
50.11x28.4x50.4x101; Fanny Rose ff to Dan
wood Rlty Co, 609 Willi? av; mtg $32,000;
May 28; atty, Denwood Realty Co, 509
W?lia av.$100
INTERVALE AV, 98?, e s, 100 sw 163d
street, e S6.2 x s 4 5.1 x w 2 2.1 to
avenue, w 137.2 to beg; Sam') H Ber?
lin to Jaeob Berlin, 863 Fox st; mtg
$71,760; June 6; atty, S S Isaacs, 115
Columbia at .$1
SOUTHERN BLVD. 1213. w s. 26x100;
Frieda M Suss to Angelo Gonnello,
1428 Vyso av; mtg $4.000; Nov 16, 1017;
atty, Angelo GorineUo, 142S Vyae a/. $100
HONEYWELL AV. a e cor 170th st. 32.Cx
36, Waiter J Hampton to Lillian Hamp?
ton, 900 E 178th st. mtg $26.000; June
5; atty, Lillian Hampton, 900 E 179th
? ? ; .$K0
W 11TLOCK AV, 80$, ? s, 37.6x100: Wal?
ls;- .1 11.1:: ?.ion to Lillian Hampton, ttou
1; 179th st; Junt 5; uttv, Lillian Hamp
t ,_. 900 E IT Ith- s(.$100
I.< T block 4;. map Morris Park, Fredk
? ?.' r_ to .lohn Hartmet, 41 E Houston
: , ?ate $6,700; June 3; atty, C H Baeoh
i. 1126 E Tren.ont av.$100
LOTS 8H2 to ?95, 900 to 903 ?nd B46 to
0 19, map L; Spencer Kasper Lindenfeld
to Richard !U_?J?rn. 189? 1st av; May
26; atty, E J King, Jr, 150 Nassau st
$100
LOTS 174 and 178. map Jacksonville. lOOx
100; Clara M Johnson ?to Loretta J Loh
man, 5"onker_, N Y; Feb 27; atty, Mor
nain & R. Mt Ktaco.$1
LOTd 251 to 257, in?;' Lotihauer I'ark;
Bujh H Kkelly to Frank Cesana, 67
Clarkson st ; Mar 28; atty, Frank Ce?
sano, 67 Clarkaon at.$100
BVURMOTJNT AV or 176TH ST, n w c
Waterloo pi, 2?.9x82.8x28x7? 0; Mar
uuolte Cousin Co to KassBl Edelson, 864
E 17-tb st, and ano: mtg. $} 0,000; Jun?
1; stty, Max Mon/rled, 2:.0 Bway..$100
3D AV. e ?, 100.1 :. l.Tith Bt, :i _ r< I OS gx,*14 7
xllO; Gertrudi London to Ida Wolbaraht, |
24 East Bway; intii, $29,500; June 2;
atty, L rto-c'iber-, Il? Nassau.$100
K. I rON .V, 1239, w?, 24xllJ.9x24.6x101;
oiivoi i-; 1.1 .-in to v\':,i E Baker, 1215
Tlnton av; mtff, $3,500; Juno i: attv.
Max Monfrl.d, 2p9 Bway .$100
JIO.VKYVVELL AV, 1970-1078, ?; s. 50x60.1;
Anna. :.T Kr.utar to Anthony Av Realty
t:<j, f. l-,i-i-kmuri st; intg. {17,;>ti0, Juno'
r,, attv, price Bro?, 271 Bway.$100 I
KMU.y BT, 717, n w c, 110*40, Mary N'a
thanann to Davln L Mai-hlowlt?. 624 E
!tth st ; mtif. $24.000, Mfiy 27; atty,
Bam Frank, 299 Bway.,.$100
BAMA) PROPERTY j ?Lor*?* _- Hierin- ta
and Sut
Building Constru?ction Is
Rapidly Increasing
Private Reports Show Improve?
ment in Every Section ; Fear of
Higher Cost Spurring Builders
"Reports from the principal business
centres of the country show that the
resumption of building on an extensive
vca!e has begun, and there is reason
to believe that the present month may?
be the best Jnne in the history of the
country in point of building contracts
let, unless labor disturbances or some
other unfavorable circumstance pre?
vents," S. W. Straus, of S. W. Straus &
Co., said yesterday.
"The improved conditions in the
building industry are based on the real?
ization by all interests that construc?
tion prices, instead of receding, will go
higher. It has become generally recog?
nized that labor costs in this country
are more likely to advance than to be
modified, and this, in the final anal?
ysis, is the deciding factor, for the rea?
son that about 40 per cent of the cost
of a building is for labor employed
in erection work and 35 per cent is for
labor in the manufacture of materials.
"While constructive activities are
now gaining headway rapidly, with
every indication of reaching unprece?
dented proportions as the summer ad?
vances, there is no likelihood that any?
thing approaching normal housing con?
ditions will be attained. Neither the
physical equipment of builders nor the
supply of unskilled labor is sufficient
to make it possible to reach a condi?
tion of normality for a number of
years."
Apartments for East Orange
The Hussey estate, of East Orange,
N. J., has sold the southeast corner of
Grove Street and Park Avenue, plot
110x120, and the southwest corner of
Park Avenue and Stockton Place, 8Sx
101, to the Harrison Improvement
Company, which plans the erection of
apartments on both sites. J. L. Feibie
man & Co. were the brokers.
Geo L O'Hare, Tea neck, N J; June 3;
arty, same.$1
BROOK AV. 741-740, w a. 100 w if.tith et,
runs n 16S to 157th st x 96.3 x s ? x ?
s 110 x e 04.8 to be?; Bernhard Mayer
to Teitz R?alty Co. 33 Greene st ; mtg,
$74.0i"V June 6; atty, Lawyers' Title Co.
160 Bway .$1
SAME PROPERTY; Sam Well et al, exrs.
to same; mtg, $74,000; June 6; atty,
Bame .$03,000
MONTGOMERY AV, 1793, n w c, l?5.9x
S2.ixl00xl8.1; Denwood Realty Co to
Iwig E Trand, at ''--dar Kr.oii?.
Bronxville, N Y: mtg, $46.000; June 5,
atty, Title Guar * T Co, 176 Bway..$100
RYER AV, e ??. 143.9 n 180th at, u.sv
104x18.2x104.2; Kathryn O'Connor to
Alphonse De Francesco, 2357 Crot?n
av; mtge, $4,000: June ?'?. atty, Title
?, & 'i' Co, i"6 Bwa:.$100
235TH ST, . - 230 w White Plains av.
114 ' sephine C Tassy to John
'? o, 161 I" 118th st; June 5; atty,
Title ?; S T Co, 176 B-.vay.$1
r;? \ ?.-.?:- v.v 1502, s s. 2'?xl00; Nora H
igen 'o '.'lussie Kar.'a!, 658 "Jeff
n plac? mtge, $5.000: June :?>. atty,
0 ,-. t Co. 1*6 B'.vav.?1
W . .- e c 17?th St, 3 7 11x96 f. X
to 1' i . ' Flnkel
"' ? !? i White Plain*. N Y;
I .: ? 2 ?tty, Tit G 4
; ??; Bway .$100
? i- ?? f 20x10 Daisj E
? .. Paulii Tuant, ? Bleeker st:
/,,, Title G ? T Co. 17?;
\1 .$1
:- ?. ?? . ? st. w 23.7:
fx s 68.7 to b?? . Hedw g
. ? i . Co, -. '
'? : ??-.-? lune ti
Co, 609 Willis av. . ?lrto
: A V AV, ISO I, w s, - ?xlOO 11x11 4:;
Harry Hargrave : Emma Roese,
i . itge, 14.50 ' ...? 6;
:.'?> Title G & T Co, 176 Bway.$100
GRAND AV. w b. 242 11 n 176th at, 60x
58.11x50x81 1; Barnthal Realty Ci
Gustav.. J Fuerth, 1715 Grand av; June
6. atty. Title G & T Co, 176 Bway..$100
' DIVISION AV. n w s at e s Pierce, s w
1?T 4x s e 133 to Av x 213* to beet:
Cath Beekmann to Wm F and Edw H
Beekmann ar.d ano. Spuyten DuyvU. N
Y; Aoril 12; atty, H B Lent, Spuyten
DuyvU, N Y.|1
FOX PT. 634, sec, 100x75: Mllhar Realtv
Co to Annie Spiegel. 213 E llth st; mtge,
? $82,000; June 5. atty. j I Berman, 34:'
? Bway .$100
BEDFORD BLVD. n r c Jerome av
114x164 11x100x50; Wllton . Holding
Corpn to Bainbridge Construction Co, 52
Vanderbilt av; mtge, $6,000; June 6;
atty, O Englander, 302 Bway.$100
: 3D AV, 3890, e s; Abe Frank to Dub
Realty Corpn, 170 Bway; mtge, $15,000
June 3; atty, W M Kiloullen, 170
Bway ..?.$1
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Coha'.an, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
againnt Danie! J. H~ede, also known as
Daniel Heede, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereot, to the subscriber, at his
place of transacting business, at the office
of Louis Boehm, his attorney, at No. 15
William Street, in the Borough of Manhat?
tan, In the City of New York. State of
New York, on or btfora the l?th day of
October, 1919, next.
Dated New York, the 31st day of March,
1919.
EMIL JANOVIC. Executor.
LOUIS BOEHM. Attorney for Executor.
Office t-r.d P. O. Address, 15 William
Street, Borough 'of Manhattan, New
York. City.
BAYLIS, WILLIAM.?IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Ho.iorable JOHN P. CO
HALAN, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per?
sons having claims against WILLIAM
BAYLIS, lato of the County of New York,
deceased, to present the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at
their place of transacting business, at the
offlcd of -Baylis & Co., No. 15 Wall Street.
In : he City of New York, on or before the
17th day of September next.
lia ted. New York, tha third day of
March. 1019.
WILLIAM BAYLIS.
GEOKGE U. WHITE,
ALFRED R. KIM BALL,
Executors.
JOHN MASON KNOX. Attorney for Ex
ecutors. 19 Liberty Street, New York.
GROSSMaTER. FANN?E. ? IN PURSU
ance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per?
sons having claims against Fannte Gross?
ma ver, lat?= of the County of New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouch?
er* thereof to the subscriber, at Its place
pi transacting business, No. SO Broauway.
Borough of Manhattan. In the City of New
York, on or before '.he 19th day of July
nrxt.
Dated, New York, the 13th day of Jan
"^CENTRAL UNION TRUST COM?
PANY OF NEU' YORK, Executor.
MILLER, KING, LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorneys foi Executor, SO Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
MICHAELIS, HENRIETTA.-T-1N PURSU
aii'-e of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims agaihsi Henrietta
Michaelis, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers thereof, to th? subscriber, at hla
place of transacting business, at the office
of Louis J. Altkrug, No. 931 Broadway,
Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.
on or before the 26th day of November,
1919, next.
Dated Brooklyn. New York, the 18th
day of May. 1019
HARRY' MICHAELIS, Administrator.
LOUIS J. ALTKRUG, Attorney for Ad
minist rator. No. 931 Broadway,
Brooklyn. New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York. ?NOTICE :.i
hereby given to all persona having claim?
against Virginia Purdy Bacon, lato <?! tha
County of New Y'ork, deceased, to present
the sain?', with vouchers thereof, to the
subscribir st its principal place of trans?
acting business, at No, 22 William Street,
in the Borough of Manhattan, In Che City
of New York, State of New York, on or
before the ISth day of December next.
Dated, New Y'ork, the 29th day ot May,
loin.
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Temporary Administrator.
GELLER. ROL.-1TON 4 HORAN, Attor?
ney? for Temporary Administrator, %%
HUoJaan*? Placa, ~ti?V Tork. H, X.
?urban Realty Market
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
-_*??-K*_---_?-?__i^ ? ,;'-?VA??!WWs?V
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Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
of V. 3. Steel Corporation.
HON. ELBERT H. GARY recently said:
"I predict the next five years in this country
will be the most progressive, prosperous and
successful of any like period in our history; the
results will astonish even the most optimistic of
today."
For the last three weeks I have been telling
you about the James Gordon Bennett Estate S:ilo
Now note these facts:?
ROBERT E. DOWLING, Ties. City In?
vesting Co.. recommended this as a good purchase
THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST
COMPANY is guaranteeing the titles.
MAX MARX, Real Estate Operator, made
profits on his investments immediately south of
here.
HYMAN SONN, Real Estate Operator.
made profits on his investments immediately south
of here.
J. ROMAINE BROWN, ALEXANDER
P. W. KINNAN, President of the Union Dime
Savings Bank, and SAMUEL E. JACOBS.
Vice President Hudson Realty Co., were some of
the people who owned the property immediately south, which I sold at auction
in April, 1909, I have shown you a picture of that property covered with mag?
nificent, tall apartments.
FRANKLIN PETTIT,Building Operator, said this is the location for Man?
hattan's next bitr building operations.
DR. CHARLES V. PATERNO, himself a Building Operator, showed
his faith in the property by building his celebrated Paterno Castle, just ad?
joining.
LAURENCE McGUIRE, President United States Realty and Im?
provement Co. and recently President of the Real Estate Board of New York,
says that this is a rare opportunity for the public.
HARRIS MANDELBAUM, one of the oldest Apartment House Operators,
says this is one of the best buys in the market for the small investor or the
builder.
Many others have expressed the same thoughts, but I have neither time nor
space to set them forth. You now have the sound judgment of the wisest men
in Real Estate in Xew York.
"A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient."
The lots will go at the price you make.
cu 111! Resell Them at the Price that New York's
Growing Population Will Make.
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Corne to the sale TOMORROW and
BUY!
1 Sale starts at
i J2 o'clock noon.
I Exchange Salesroom, --w^ / auctioneer
j li Vesey Street. 8* Nassau Street.
| Telephone 0500 Hector.
? Savings Bank books, also Liberty Bonds at market value, will be taken as
'$ deposit.
-.?.
? Remember the James Gordon Bennett Estate is in New York City and a 5 cent fare take? you to it.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES
SCHOTT, CHARLES M, JR.?IN 1= is?
suance of an order o? Honorable John P.
Co halan, a. Surrogate of the County of
New York. NOT?CB is hereby v ven to all
persons having claims against CHARLES
M. SCHOTT, Jr., late of the County o? New
York, deceased, to present the same with ,
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at !
their place of transacting business at I ?
office of their attorney. Alex. H. Jackson,
No-, 2 Rector Street, Manhattan, in the ?
City of New York, on or before the 20th I
day of November next.
Dated, New York, the 13th day of May. |
1919. RALPH P. SCHOTT,
WILLIAM W. ?CHOMP,
HUBERT M. SCHOTT,
Executors.
i ALEXANDER H. JACKSON. Attorney !
i for Executors, 2 Rectcy Street, New
? York City.
? ____,-__
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEF. OF.
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate :
of the County of New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having clatm_
against Edward Lansing Satterlee, late of
the Counti of New York, deceased, to pn
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
! subscriber, at his place of transacting busi
neas, at the office cf Messrs. Satterlee, Can- ?
field & Stone, No. 49 Wail Street, In the
City of New York, on or before the 4th day
of August next.
D_ted, New York, the 3rd day of Feb- ;
ruary, 1919.
GEORGE REESE SATTERLEE.
Executor.
6ATTERl.EE, CANFIELD & STONE.
Attorneys for Executor, 49 Wall Street,
i , Borough of Manhattan, City of-New
York.
! IN PUR - ANCE OF AN ORDER OF'
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE Is I
hereby given to all persona bavin_ claims
against Grace Howe McClure, ?ate of the
Cotintv of New York, deceased, to present
| the same with vouchers thereof to the sub- ;
! sentier, at his place o? transacting bual
1 ness, No. HO Leonard Street, jn the Bor
I ough of Manhattan. City of Nf w York, on
I or before the 20th day of Juiy next.
Dated, New York, th- 10th day of Jan?
uary, 1919.
WILLIAM C. McCLURE.
Administrator.
CHOATE. LAROCQU'E & MITCHELL.
40 Wall Street. Manhattan, New Yorji
City.
. CUSHMAN, JOSEPH RATHRORNE?IN
pursuance of an order of Honorable John
i P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of ;
I New York. NOTICE is hereby given to all
, persons bavin, claims against Joseph Rath
; borne Cushman, ?ate of the County of New
?York, deceased, to present the same, with ?
: vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her
place of transacting business of the execu
. trix. care St tson Jennings & Russell. No. 15
Broad Sneer In the Citj of New York, on or !
before the first day of December next.
Dated, New York, the 21st day of May.
; 1919..
FRANCES J. CUSHMAN, Executrix.
STETSON, JENNINGS _. RUSSELL At?
torneys for Executrix, 15 Broad Street,
New X'ork City.
i PEARSON, CAROLINE ROSS.?IN PUR
suance of an order of Honorable John P.
! Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
; York, NOTICE is herehy given to all per
! sons having claims against CAROLINE-.
?ROSS PEARSON, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber. -I
pla?a of transacting business, the offi?*.
of hta attorney. No. 4S Exchange Place, In
the City of New York, on or before th?
first day of October next.
Dated. New York, the -7th day of March,
1919.
CLIFFORD C. PEARSON. Jr.
WILLIAM P. MAI.ONEY. Attorney for '?
Executor. 4J Wall Street and 43 Ex
chance Place. New York.
BOSCHEN, WILLIAM <'.?IN PURSU
anee of an order of Honorable John P.
| Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of Nev?
i York, NOTICE la hereby given to all per
I so..s ha\lng claims against WILLIAM C.
j BOSCHEN. late of the County of New
YorK, d-cetised. to present th? samo with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at It* ',
place of transacting business, No :'_ Will- :
lam Street, in the City of New York, on or '
before the Hth day of June next.
Dated. New Turk, December Sfd, 1918.
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
GELLER, KOLSTON & HORAN. Attor?
ney? for Executor, -_ Exohangs PUo?.
_ Ir-v ?ar_. w. y. *
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE! OF AN ORDER OF
ral I? John P. Cohalsn, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Grace O Day Macpherson. late of ;
the i unty of New York, deceased, to pre?
sent the sa'ne with voucher* thereof ta '
t.-.- subscnbera, *' their pla-.e of transact- .
lng1 business at the offiee of Messrs Mur?
ray. Prentice &. Howland. their attorneys,
at No. 37 Wall S'reet, in the Borough of
Manhattan, in the City of New Fork, State
of New York, on or before the 20th day of ,
her. 101'j. next.
Dated, New York, the 8th day o? May. '
1919.
EDWIN ALLAN MACPHERSON
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Of
NEW Y'':'K,
Administrate rs
MURRAY. PRENTICE K- HOWLAND ?
attorneys for administrators Offl ?
and P. O. a'idress, ::7 War Street. ?
Borough of Manhattan, N-w York !
City.
IN P KSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
o:r,:;. John P Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County of New York. Notice is hereby
given to ail persons having claims against
Aar-'-n P. i;.ar.-k, lu:e of the County of New
Ycrk, deceased, to present he same, ?rvlth
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business, at the offlc?
of Richard J. Lewis, their attorney, at No.
68 William Street, in 'ne Borough of Man?
hattan. In the City of New York. State of
New York, on or before the 1st day of No?
vember, 1919. next.
Dated, New York, the ISth Cay of A^rll.
1919.
THOMAS J. BLANCK.
CORNELIUS W. EERDAN.
Execute ;
RICHARD .1 LEWIS. Attorney (or Ex?
ecutors. Off.oe and P. O Address. 6?
William Street, Borough of Manhattan,
?vew -?orl: City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County of New York, NOTICE is h re
by given to a!l persons hav.r.g claims
against John Egrnont Scherrnerhorn. Late
of the County of New Y??rk. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, at their piac? of transact?
ing business, at the offki- of Alfred E.
Schermerhorn. at No. 7 East 42nd Street, !n
the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of
New Ycrk. State of New York, on or be?
fore the 1st day of November. 1919, next.
Dat?d. New York, the lit day of Apr!',
1919.
ALFRED E. SCHERMERHORN.
GEORGE C. KOBBE.
Executors
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE, Attorneys tot
Executors, Office and P. O Address,
Nos 44 and 46 Wall .'?'ree?, Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
HAUSELT, MARIE?IN PURSUANCE
o? an order of Honorable John P. ? ?
haiun. a Surrogate ot the County of New
York, NOTICE is hereby piven to,?11 per?
sona having claims against Man* Hauselt.
late of the City of Zurich. Republic of
Switzerland, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
at his place of transacting business, at the
office of his attorneys. Hunt. Hill & Betts.
No. 120 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan,
in the City of New York, on or before ths?
15th day of December next.
Dated, New York, the 20th day ot May,
1919.
GEO. WHITEFIELD BETTS. Jr..
Temporary Administrator.
HUNT. HILL & BETTS. Attorneys for
Administrator, 120 Broadway. Man?
hattan, New York City.
PECK, JULIA BLANCHE.?IN PUR8?- '<
anco of an order of Honorable Jobn P. i
Cobalan. a Surrogate of the County of New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all ixtr
sons having claims against Jutla Blench* :
Peck, late of the County of New York, de?
ceased, to present the same with voucher?
thereof to the subscriber, at Its place ot ,
transacting business, at the vflc? of
Emmet * Parish, Its attorneys. No. ?>1
Wall .Street, Borough of Manhattan, to tbe
City of New York, on or bet?re thej tub i
day of August nest.
Dated, New York, th? 23rd day of Jae- ;
uary, 1913
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
EMMET & PARISH. Attorney? tor tta
?cutor. ?9 Wall Street. Borough ill
, Manhattan. New Tork OU?. ,. ,
SURROGATES' NOTICE?
IN PURSTAN "E OF AN ORDER
Honorable John F ?
gi. , ?
Is h?ret. . ? persons
claim? against V
I
act 11 e i ..-.i eat
Murr-v. i
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.
Dated, New ' lay
EDITH
MURRAY. ; I
I
P < ' A
out- .. f Ms ' i
HOT! E TO i Kl B ORDER
Jilo.??- 4-.. Act ti| Surrogate.
Notic? i? _? rdtag to law,
to a ; ?
against Jame? C P__t.I1, ?ate of the Itp
of Albany, it ?*?_, 'r.-t
th?y ?re ? ? ?)>? ?ami.
with the v .?cher? in ? ?.-. ,
tn* sub.'cr r. the execurix of .rl
? r.
ber pi?
exi i ' ' ' ' ?? J.
. ;J-ate ?rre.t. la the :
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/Dair-d. Albany, V Y. tua ?.*h day -_
Janua
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ecu': 5 M Y.
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FRENCH. SARAH E ?IN P:'! ? ANCg*
t an order of 11
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York. NOTICE per.
sons hi
Yor_.
net eased, to p- '
era thereof i the sui
cf tr_r .-? . : ' ?
execu*. ?* t
New York, at So ? ?
Borough of Man nan - ' *
York;, St - r bel re it__
l $ t h t
Dated, New . r_ da-j of April,
191?.
'RAI, UNION TRUST
COM!
MILLER, KING LAN1 .
At'i.:: - ?:-. Office ?. V.
O A-:-. ? ... . . ?;_ of
Ms;- bat?an ' ? ?
IN P?R1 -Nt B < F AN ORDElt OF
HoncrabW .... P. Cohalan, ?
of the Count) of t_< 1 _, > ? ?
hereby (Ivan t a ?
against Frederick Mead, tats of *..f County."
01 N'W Vork. drceaaed, to prese: t -. *
with vouoti-r? thereof to ih* ?uM ?>,
at their pla m of transacting .uilnoep. _c
the office of Slmpaon. Thaobar _ Bartlett,
their attorneys, at No. 62 Cvdar Sir- t. in
the Borough cf Manhattan, m the City ot
New York. State of New York, on or be?
fe r.- the -let day of July r.cx?.
Dated. New Y.rk. tha 14t_ day cf Jan?
uary, l?l!>.
THOMAS THA'-RFIR,
PH1UP G. BARTLETT.
FIMPSON, THACH-R & BAHT! I "r T.
Attorneys for Executors, ?3 Cedar ___
New York City.
CAVALL1. MAXIM!!-TAN G.?IN PITRSTJ?
anee of an or.in ..f Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a _urro__.c at _?? County of New
fork. NOT?CK I? Ban - to at! -..--?
?one having claim? aaVinst Maximilian i*. -
Cavalli, ?ate at th- Count) of N>? lorH."
deceased, to pies<nt tl\-> ?-in? with ti
?r? thereof ti th? ?ubsr ribera ?t tl
place .f transacting businc??, Rao m 104)1?,
No. 1*1 Broadway, Manhattan Boro_gh>
New York Cit>, ou or befor. the ?tu day
of August next.
Dated, N<w York, the _*th day of Jan?
I uary, 191?.
i THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
.'AMI M B KTL-TIKIMER.
Exer-utar?
DUTTON * KTLSHEIMBR. Attorney? ten
Executor?. 19* Broadway, Alan natta*
1 Borough. New York Qtxr

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