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(THE SUN MD NEW" YORK HERALD, MONDAY, 'APRIL 26, 1920.
18
Foreign
Commerce
Strict
No. 1
The National City
Ittil 0 flies
Latin American Suppsr Dalies
hotel
wwim
Vl at 9-1 St, M
NEW II
YORK Jf
liegutar Services and fre
quent Sailings from
New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia & New Orleans
Italy
Spain
Portu-gai
Gertpcny
Uoiland I
France
Belgium
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Incorporated
17 Battery Place,
New York City.
Lafayette. Riilldlnr. Vi&SS&fS
Canal rank ilulldlng. ?.5iv.affiSi,NS
American Nat. Ins.jMdc..
5n South La Salle St.. ICAt
Merchants Kxchangei Bldg.. WANHtANCISOO
Cable Address: Kerr tine. New York.
All Starrdird Odes.
Sailing list and furtheJ- informa
Hon on application.
Cable ..ddreasi Kerrlir.e,
New York.
All Standard Codes.
90 Banking Offices
in Cuba
adcantagcously located as
tcell as an intimate Itnowl
titj. of conditions and
lusincss customs, qualifies
this Institution to render
complete Banljnj Co-op.
nation to those iransatlint
lusiness in Cuia.
Inquiries Cordially Invited
Head Office: Havana, Cuba
"VIA COLON"
ionn u HCMiit, nnncar
DIRECT ROUTE TO
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMEBIC
' Ntw York OHlea
Braad llratt f haa Broad 14)
JAMAICA-COLOMBIA
Direct Frolght and Paascnecr Service
AMER. S. $,. "CfltDAS"
Salllns on KAY 4TH direct le
Kinjslon, Puerto Colombia & Cartagent
for rates and furthr Information apply U
CARIBBEAN LINE
UEUtset. TtksbOM BcttHa Greta HM,
Trading With Our
Neighbors in the
Caribbean'
UNDER this title we have
issuca a .oner survey or
financial, economic and com
mercial conditions through
out the Caribbean territory.
We will take pleasure in mail
ing' the booklet to importers,
exporters or other business
men who are interested in
the rapidly growing commer
cial importance, of this region.
Bank of New York
II Wilt It., Kc Talk
THE Me A L PIN maintains iti
leadership in the hotel world by
continually creating and adopting the
newest in comfort, convenience and
luxury. Tbo charges remain moderate.
SIcAlpin Hoof on Tuesdays
Hotel Plaza
Havana, Cuba
Cable Addreu "PLAZA"
IT ALTER FLETCHER SMITH, Pros.
Cosmopolitan Barries.
T rrgett and Moat Modern Hotel Bunding
rr CubA. Absolutely fireproof. Cable. TI
rrapb, Post Odea ami 8 toe (juotatlaiu
1l the Lobby.
muninmiiUiHaUBy
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
River
Plate
Scandl
' naviu
Dutch
East
Indies
Japan
1
14
WARD LINE
Direct weekly servtco on fast luxuri
ous steamers from New orlc to
HAVANA
Many attraction and recreations at
Ills famous rrsort. Ampin ho'el ac
ommodatloiis. Regular sailings to
Nassau and Mexico.
For Booklets and Information write
New York and Cuba Mill S. S. Co..
Foot or Vail Mtrcet. i.n,
via Panama Canal. Direct without
'hango on new American steamships.
HEW YORK to PERU and CHILE
Calling at Callao, Arica, Iquique,
Antofcgasta and Valparaiso
S. S. Santa Ana April 21. S. S. Santa
Elisa May 5. S. S. Santa Lulsa,
May 19.
W. R. GRACE & CO., Agents
Tas. I'Pt.. 101 Tear! Street. New York
MAEMALADE
Retaining all the Fruit Flavor
Of.n BY I.KAD1KO OR0CEH9.
SPANISH AMERICAN FRUIT CO., Ik.
I
RlO'i ACADEMY
l'Sa' 3 HM n'niy. Pnr. 28 St.
NON PLUS ULTRA
TRANSLATIONS
TRYI
aw. ....
I
i
SJ BRAND
PUNTA ARENAS HIT
BY PANAMA CANAL
Chilean Port Thrives-, How
over, Despite Heavy loss
. by Diverted Shipping.
Special CorrtiponiJtntt to Tnt Sex AND .New'
York HhiaM).
Punta Arenas, Chlle.-March SO.- Tho
report of ,the Marltlmo Governor ot the
Territory ol Masaltancs, Chile, recently
published, has brought to llglit the
damage which the completion ot the
Panama Canal lifts dono to this once
Important port From 1013 to 191S tho
number of ships touching at this port
has decreased from 470 to 99, and ot
this number 35 wero mado up ot ships
owned by Punta Arenas Interests, which
ply rcnularly between thU city and
Valparaiso, Cullo, and Huonos Aires,
Arffentlnu. In addition the number of
J" Irect transitu through tho Straits haa
Bcreased from 106 In 1915, to 4 In 101S.
From tho standpoint ot International
shipping; this port may be said, there
fore, to havo lom practically all ot Its
former Importune., It Is Interesting to
noto, however, that In splto of this loss
Punta" Arenas continues to thrive. Dur
ing the past year tho Banco Yusoslavo
do Chile, which Was established In
January, 1918, has lncroaeed Its au
thorized capital from 3,000,000 to 20,
000,000 Chilean paper currency, and
plans to move Us headquarters to Val
paraiso. Chile, where arrangements
havo been mado for the opening of a
central bank. Branches aro also to be
opened In Rosarlo and Santa Fo,
Argentina. The Banco de Chllo y Argen
tina, which was formerly called tho
Banco do Punta Arenas, bas also In
creased Its capital, the augmentation
amounting to 100 per cent, from 6,000,
000 to 10,000,000 Chilean paper pesos.
Tho great source of the wealth of
this region Is to bo found in sheep ralB
mir. profits from which have Increased
I noticeably during tho pact three year
During this period La socieciau txpiotora
ds Tierra del Fucgo, ono of tho largest,
If not tho largest, Bhcep farming com
panies In the world, showed a total
profit of 2.721,947, and paid divi
dends amountlns to 1,960,000. or 110
per cent, on its capital. During the
last three years tho eheep sheared by
this company have numbered over 1,125,
000, and as tho past winter.
At tho present time by far tho larger
part of Tlcrrn del Kucpo's eheep exports
go to tho United States. Durng the
past year these amounted to J11.8S0.00O
made up as follows: Wool, U0.1S5.000;
Hhcflpsklns, "11.500. 000, end sausage cas
ings, $175,000. The United Stntcs. how
ever, haa as yet purchased UtHo mutton
from this region, most of It going to
Great Britain.
During the part year over 1,000,000
ohcep were slaughtered, 70 per cent, by
tho four frcetlng and canning plants In
tlio Territory of Magallanc?. Chile, 10
per cent, by an Argentina plant, and
20 per cent, by the plant owned by the
Swift Interests located at Hio Gallegos.
Argentina, 133 miles froru this city. A
fifth Chilean plant has been completed
this season and will be In opernton next
year. French Interests offered last yoar
to talto 1.000 tons ot froa-:n mutton a
month, but were unnblo to obtain re
frigerator ships. It is expected, how
ever, that tho European markets for
Patngonlnn froxen mutton will develop
In the near future.
Tfce future of Punta Arenas is there
fore considered bright In spite of tho
fact that tho Panama Canal has un
doubtedly hurt It as a port of call.
It Is the shipping point for not only
the Territory of Magallanes, Chile, but
also a part of Argentine Patagonia and
that portion of t'le Tierra dol Fuego
belonging to Argentina. It Is estimated
that moro than 3.000,000 shec aro
rraxed yearly In tho territory tributary
to this port. j
I Latest Newo Notes
I of Latin America j
Final plan huva been mode for tho In
nuKUratlon of a branch of Doton University
In Cnb.i to t known n. the Havana College
of Uiidnem AdmlnUtrntion. The curriculum
will include all stiiwl.irU collate cournes. to
rctlicr with semunttnr. aalcsman.hlp, bui
nen methodj and mnnaemcnt and allied
rommord.il imb.'ots. Ensliih. Spanish and
Frencli will be offered. An lnteretln(r fea
ture of Us policy will b the Interrhansre of
tuilentj and lntructors between th Havana
branch and Hoton Tnlve-lty, without any
lo of credit. Mn ln"tirrcJ by the ehanpo.
The board of truarnntors of the new lnjti
tutlon includes President Jfcnoeal.
As a result of the work of ths snedal
ommerrial commission of Colombia which
visited Chile during January end February
olocr trado re'ntlons between the two coun
tries have been developed. Chilean fteam
.hips have nlrcndy beiun to ply between
Chilean ports and Buenaventura.
The Italian military and commercJsl mis
sion to Ecuador hai presented a report to
the Government In Home announcimr that a
tobacco monopoly ha been arransed for an
Ita"an company In Ecuador. In considera
tion of the contract Italy will undertake
tho construction of public works and other
development projocts In that republic,
A contract has been signed between the
Jflcarammn Covcrnmont and n Barcelona
firm for tha cultivation of cotton on an ex
teimlvo scale in that republic. Capital will
bo furnished to Klcar isuan planters, and tho
company obllf-atc itself fo Invest at least
ifO.fOO In cotton plantation, throurhout tho
ountry. It Is fronted the rljht to Introduce
Spanish colonists, who will settle on land
in accordance with tho national colonization
bws. The northern departments of Mata
xalpa and Jlnotcsa probably will be selected
is tho rezton tor development.
Cutoms collections at the port ol Havana
durlnf March reached the sum of M.MO.mi.
the hljhest known In the history of Cuba.
Duties wero levied oil more than 1,500,000
parcels.
BOLIVIA SEEKING I0AN.
Plans to Wipe Out Old Obligations.
la Itcport.
It Is reported In financial circles that
the Bolivian Government is negotiating
a loan of largo proportions, with which
It Is planned to wipe out some of her
old obligations. It Is understood that the
foreign debts considered In the plan nre
two loans owed to, France, one amount
ing to 1,354,810 and another of
946.000.
It Is stated that Bolivia Is prepared to
regard favorably any fair decision that
could be arrived nt concerning the Arica
territory. Whether such a settlement
might extend to purchueo is not known.
LATIN AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
Cables. Demand.
Argentine (gold) 93.00
97.88
43.00
20.63
100.00
Argentine (currency) 43.13
Brazil 26.75
Uruguay 100X0
Chllo (gold) 30.9
Chllo (currency) 21.37
S6.1G
i i
Colombia
103.00
Ecuador ....
Nicaragua .
Peru
Venezuela ..
2.13
1.00
4.75
5.53
Mndrla Creels Cuban Attache.
Madrid, April 22. Carlos Marti, the
first Cuban commercial' attache ap
pointed to Bpaln, to-day began his du
ties at tho Cuban Legation. He was
warmly greeted by the Spanish press,
which expressed the hope1 that trade re
lations between tHe two countries would
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Now York City and Suburbs
' Aro In Throes of Famine of
Building Materials.
)
Tho woelt opens with New York
practically famine struck for building
materials. Thero Is no Portland cement
available, according to thd Dow Borvloo
Dally Building Reports. Tho entlro sup
ply of neat wall cement has been ex
hausted, together with wood lath, plaster
board, moulding plaster from Oklahoma,
Ohio hydrato finishing plaster and motal
cclllr.gs. Thero Is hardly a' two weeks'
supply ot finishing plaster, Chcshlro lima
from Massachusetts, Rockland lime from
Maine and prepared mortar left In this
market.
Advices from tho American Hallways
Association on Saturday wero to tho ef
fect that no more permits would bo
granted for tho movement of building
materials Into this market for an In
definite period,, althoush It was hoped
that tho roads would soon bo able to
move freight and lift the embargoes now
heavily hanging over tho entire building
matorial market. There has been prac
tloally no cement from tho Lehigh Val
ley delivered ln this markot for moro
than amnion th.
The president or ono of tho lumbor
sales comptnles on Friday took a single
order for four million feet of Southern
pine, and ho wis not nt all poBslmistlc
regarding tho immediate outlook In this
market Ho stated that lumber prices
would continue to bo high, but that tho
demand was so great that distributors
probably would continue to tax the mill
resources. Stooks'on hand hero are gen
erally In good shape, both as to quan
tity and assortment, and until tho build
Ing season Is In full swing retail buying
may be expected to bo relatively slight
Prices contlnuo firm, with no moro ad
vances noted.
Some Mnlerlal Not Unoled.
Second hand brick delivered In this
market now costi approximately what
now brick costs. Current delivered prices
in New York city, below 110th street, run
as high as $G0 to C5 per automobile
truckload of three thousand brick. Thero
Is no Immcdlato prospect of the prices of
this commodity coming down. The price
ot new Hudson River brick still remains
at J25 a thousand, with the usual ad
ditional charges for handling, haulage
and 13 per cent covering delivery
charges. Hollow terra cotta nrcprooftng
material nnd expanded metal and wlro
lath nre still without quotations. Thero
does not seem to be Immediate prospect
for their being listed again.
Most of tho building material plants,
outside of tho Hudson River district
nre seriously confronted with coal short
ngc, and It does not seem probable that
production along the Hudson River for
common brick will exceed that of lost
year. It la almost Impossible to obtain
labor.
Thero Is a feeling of confldenco grow
ing, throughout tho trade that despite
tho handicaps of nondeliveries of ma
terials nnd recurrent labor disturbances
dcflnlto progress Is being made toward
the season's building activity. Whore
there Is timidity apparent among those
who would normally proceed with Con
struction work. It Is almost entirely due
to the dcslro to wait further action pend
ing the attitude of labor In reference to
the contracts nnd wago agreements now
In existence.
Building material mills reporting to
the trade In this market say that thero
will probably be llttlo change In the
shipping situation within the next two
weeks, but that by tho middle of May
conditions in this market should permit
almost full freodom of construction ac
tivity. ffl.000,000 Sixth Arcnne Lcnae.
Rice & Hill leased for Robert Taggnrt
to the Silver Lunch Company for twenty-one
years, nt a total rental approxi
mating fl.O00.CO0, tho seven four and five
story buildings covering a plot about
1R.(W square feet nt 7M-S03 Sixth avenue,
103-107 West Forty-fifth street and 103
nnd 104 West Forty-sixth street, with a
frontage In Sixth avenue of 75 feet 11
Inches and a depth of 100 feet, with an
"L" to Forty-fifth street, fronting 61
feet, and a frontaao on Forty-sixth street
of 40x100. The Sixth avenue buildings
nro occupied by Rogers Cafe and 107
West Forty-fifth street by Mecca Tem
ple Tho Forty-sixth street building Is a
flvo story modern garage:
ItnSUlENTIAli LKASF.S.
Pease & Elllman leased apartments as
follows: In 663 Park avenue to Martin
Bock, In 870 Park avenue to 0. H. Davis,
In 674 Lexington avenue to L. IL Dlne
Bon, In 141 East Fifty-sixth street to
Boylston H. Tompkins, In 11 East Sixty
eighth street to Mrs. J. K. de Rham, In
40 East Eighty-third street to Dr. J. 0.
Hopkins, Dr. G. C. Androwa and O. J.
Ahlstrom; In 70 East Seventy-seventh
street to Mrs. J. F. Goring nnd In 115
East Eighty-second street for J. E. It
Carpenter to H. E. Wolff.
. Pcaso & Elilmnn leased for Cross &
Brown a floor In 9 nnd 11 East Fortloth
street to Gaston Llc&ert. French Consul.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.
Thomas L. Cunningham leased the
four story building at 147-150 Wost
Forty-ninth street, through to 148-152
West Fiftieth street, 60x200, which ho
will alter Into an office building. James
Isaac Brokaw was tho broker.
Tankoos. Smith & Co., with Wm. A.
Whlto & Sons, leased at a rental aggre
gating 150,000 tho fourth floor at the
northeast cornor of Greenwich street, to
tho Hart Oil Corporation.
Louis Schrftg leased lofts for Patrick
Hart In 181 West Twenty-first street to
Louis Mallach and Charles Goldberg, In
163 West Twenty-first street to Welti
Press Company, Saglllo & Calll. Standard
Raincoat Company, Bornard Flaks and
Rembrandt Embroidery Company,
Brown, Whcelock Company, Inc.,
leased offices In 133 Nassau street to
U Slpllstan, Inc.; J. J. Lo Bowaky &
Co., Rlnglan F. Kllpatrlck. Atkey, Inc.;
Brander-Ruthcr Fire Company, Ameri
can Steel & Copper Plate Company and
Charles Rosenthal; In 23 East Twenty
sixth street Cecil Milch Company; In
82 Broadway to Walter It Kirk, Alract
It Latson, Elmer T. Butler, Brown,
Green Company, Walston IL Brown &
Hro., William F. Johnson, Henry It
Krnnkcnburg, Henry It Frost Estate of
Adolph Burnhelmer, Warner & Co., Will
iam B. Kaufman, Ocorge Cromwell and
Allen Blldberg.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc., leased to
James McCreery h Co. fourth floor of
the Lexington Building, 141-155 Coat
Twenty-fifth stroet: also to Paul A.
Meyrowttx store and basement In 847
Fifth avenue at a rental aggregatlm;
IU45.000.
nrtEVITlES OF THE MARKET.
T. B. and II. W. Aclcerson have es
tablished a general real estate brokers
Arm nt 28 Court street, Brooklyn,
Dwlght Archibald tt Perry, Inc., have
consolidated their uptown offlco with
their main office at 137 West Twenty
third street
Joseph Mathews, an Assistant Corpor
ation Counsel In charge ot street open
trgi In Queens Borough, has designattd
-Ira It Terry ut Flusbirur as exfMrt ap-
Jjlai: c fiU oltx to tb KW(
for tho extension ot Ltirtlng avenue
from Corona to Flushing.
E, K. Van Wlnklo has been appointed
agent for ths properties at 467 and 630
West 123d street.
Heal Ksta.to Management Company
has been appointed agent for 181 Welt
Twenty-fourth street and C3 Greene
street. ,
D. Kempnor ft'gon will move on May
1 to olllces In 523 Fifth avenue.
James 8. Anderson & Co. will open
ofllccs to-morrow at 82-84 Nassau
street
Justice McAvoy has appointed John C.
Hcrtlo receiver of rents of 40 West Four
teenth street.
Buyor of tho dwelling at 173 East Sev
entieth street Is Mrs. V. Nunes,
EAST SIDE PARCELS
WILL GO AT AUCTION
Estate of Joseph Kahn to Be
Closed by J. P. Day.
To close tho estnto of Joseph Kahn,
decoaecd, Joseph I1. Day will eell at
noon on April 29, In the Exehnngo sales
room, 11 Vcacy street, tho fco to ton
properties on tho cant nldo; also two
leaseholds. Tho list to bo offorod
follows:
Tho' southeast corner of Market and
Madlron streets, four and flvo story
tenements, with stores; southeast cor
ner ot Madison and Pike streots, six
story tenement and stores; also 151 Mad
ison street, ft flvo story tenomont. with
stores; the northwest corner of Monroe
and Markot streets a flvo story tcne
ment and stores; 163 East 126th street,
a tlirco story garago; also 003 Madison
avenue, a three story dwelling.
No, ,2;B3 Third nvenuc, a two story
frame building, with stores; 2J0O-2311
Third nvenuo, two two 'etory buildings,
with stores; also 63 and 63 Plko street,
two flvo story tencmonts, with stores;
87 Plka slip, a four storyjenement, with
stores, and 154 Madison strcot, a five
story tenement and storos
In addition to the foregoing the fol
lowing two leaseholds will bo sold: 41
Markot street a three story dwelling,
stores; 7 East Broadway, a four story
brick building, with uteres. Sixty per
Cent of tho purchase price may remain
on mortgage for three years at 5'4 per
cent, except In tho caso ot tho lease
holds. TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TKANSKEItS.
(With nsmra and sddrcsses of owner sad
. attorney).
Downtown.
y (Sooth of Fourteenth street).
mi AV. e s, 10.4 ft a of drove st, 4.1.0X
W.JxM.Oxre.n-Frank Albcrtl to Kale
Albertl, 21 Kla t, mtg 117,000, Apil 22;
stir, X K Bplelbof, 27 Cedar st flOD
CKNlltE ST, aiS. 2.1 7x37 8ii1.8r37 8-IPAert
9latla(s to Klfcntiorc Uencral Contracting
' Co, inc. CIS CVmUe tt, all Int, mto f 12.70U.
March 10; atty, .N Y T & M Co Norn
AAMB prop .Mary Ti Hastings lo Elueaucrs
Oeuersl Coatrscttnir Co, Inc., CIS Centre It.
all lut, mice' 813,000, ilirch 15; atty, N Y
T A 31 Co flW
CAME prop Robert Hastings 1 ino (tru.) to
nme, mips 112,700, March IS; atty, It
Kelley, S;tl llroidway fO,2A
t.U)IHON ST, 315, n s runs w 20.7 n 83.0x
o 79.t!t h C.Ox w 2 4 a 78.7 to bej IsldiW
iXewrora et at heirs to Julius Newcom,
430 E 140th st. b & , March 1; atty,
M Sllrerman, 222 Willis av flvo
IUDOE ST, 100, w s. flO.lxSO-fiamo to same,
b A s. March 1; atty, stme Nia
J3T.H ST. &W K, s, 28.3x73.4-Id Koch 10
lsWor elapolsky, 650 W 13Ui st, nitre I7.S00,
April i: atty, T O & T Co 1W)
AV A, M0-314, OO.UOI.lO-Olronsn Kahn to
American Sea (Irssw Co, 40 Cooper" fiqoam,
uitse 127,000, March 81; atty, A J Wolff.
2vn Broadway $mo
3AMIS prop Nora Kshu & ano (eitr) to
amo mtss f27,Wl), March 31: atty.
same 1,000 U0
UTH ST, 3W1 W, i 2S.Clll.0x23xM.2
Oeo It Fearing A ano (cxrn) to' Buwh k
Hprcckles Inc, 91 Ilroadway, llnwklrn, April
10; atty, T O i T Co f 12,600
iANN ST, C3. n s, 2.1.4X110.10124. 4JVX1.7
Osrollno D Sellew to Edward 1' Francis, 718
Washlncton st, Hobokcu, N J. Ic Edward
1' Uelematcr. 423 Upjier .f6untaln. Moat-
Clair. A' J. ll Jh a frtt. tlJtlV ln.lt 1.
attya, Stltt & V, 113 Fultoa at flOO
(Bat
101ST
19.7 to C I old Harlem niver rd X s w
24.llx t ,i.ix e 2 10 beg, also r t and I
to trlnasle bee at e 1 blk bat 101st
and 102d sts e from Madison nv lOOx
a 21.1 to o 1 old Harlem td and n 24.11
X w 5.4 to beg: alao 101st at. 7 K. n a.
25x100.11 Samuel A Ooldschmldt and
ano, trus, to Morris S Williams, 220 W
'2d st. Aor 1: atty. TG4T Co.. 135.000
ID AV, 701, w a, 25.5 n 44th at ame
to ow Amsterdam Itealty Co, 17 W
2d at, roreclos April 12, atty, U Lewi
son, 117 Xasaiu t 130,250
10IBT ST, 60 f.. n b. 25x100.11; 101st st,
CI i:, n s, 25x100.11 Kdw Ooldschmldt
to Morris H Williams, Anrll ID: utty.
T O ft T Co $33,000
10IT1I
w "? r':r. : . .: 7 . noo
..Sowsl w. n s. 20x100.8 Bethsada N
nruca to PalU Fleming, 250 W "d. b
mti $147000. April 22; atty. Ira L Ander
son! S7 William at. ............... !
a -. tynnnvRTYMPiTrx . v imini u
Irene M Clemmon, 74 W 101st at. mtg
1 $16,000. April 22; atty, same.... $1
' 8. it ll ST 7-i W, n a, 50x100.5 flame to
8 same, b a'nd s. mtg $40,000. Jan 30; atty
1 T, T A T Co 00
11TH ST. 148 W, a. 18x100 Jennie, wife
! ot Wm Bberldan to Mary A McJIahon, tl!
Hi. VA.v. .. mi. lto.000. Anrll 22: attys.
X Y T & "M..." -8100
i'm u .1 w n iKim : kui E Mack
i to Jacob II Scheuer, $93 West End av,
rntar $20,000, April 14; atty, L T ft T
i r S 100
f ;V.V,,
'. 3-8 W, n a. runs n 100.10 to a a
i t w x w along 57lh st 37.$x a
w 12.6X a 100.8 to n s 86th at x 0,
' B8TII ST.
17th st
ISO lr a
along tth at 80 o beg AugTist Heck
acher to Anahma Realty Corp, (0 E 41d
et. b and a, mtgs 817,(00, Jan SO I atty,
L T ft T Co r. V...J100
4iD ST. 111-11 W, a J7.xl$.S Morris
uiMoae to uarcos tieaiiy vo, ino,
Park Row. mtg $JJ,600, April S3; atty, IT
a f Ca 1100
Kast Side. if Co. 135 Bway.'.... .:,-81 . ITH AV, 007. n w a, .an , e u
of Fifth avenue, between Fourttenth 1 WBIteTBR AV. e s. 107.0 a 178th st. 100. pm. April '"-'V W sith st. 3 yrs.
and 110th alrpetn l . m.iixiwxua.n junauua r.iuuuuni j. xo v-na "V'i. V. 112 BOO
o "na" reets.) i r Whelan. 133 W 103d st, Apr 13: atty. 5rj: mtv. T G ft T Co. . ....
ST. tl K, n i. runs n lOA.llz w 1 v'm i u V mx '..fcs.uw iv 755 w t. 75.8 4tn t. .
HT. 401 lo 412 n. a s. 1I9.XI00.11 l.OlU ai, n , iui ".'"''" ; t;.r
- . . ' . .7- ...1. t it.... ml i.nnn r. 1.1 h. 1 . -.h ... ... - 1 7. n M'rMMman iti. -u A
Ollekstcln 7jo lU.'er.Ide' Drive mtg Po 1.0 Bway: o , - iaw:.
$10,000, April 16; atty, O Morris. 8M "Jf "nxloiVnxS.-iilt-O.O - Iildar Ooldberg to STEH A 1870. 16.7xd7.5xl6.0x67.il
Hway 1100 ,,. .i nno. in? Wallace av. mtg, " fi""1 ,,.",.' . .iiumu Emanuel ot
KllelUn'tVUcuah, g3fV ? ..'.fii FXfViSi
25 13 19th st. mtg 112.000. Aurll 16; atty nl'vnK, i s. 104.T w Van Buren Apr" 13; atty. N Y T jJ000
Hr,0,rit!'' Nl'"lU,-'J",'nV;'-;''10? arixlOO-Malilna C HJelmqulst to rulglda s.fn sf' Ys'sV-Anna C Lavln to Annlo
72D ST. 23! L', n a. 17.6x101.2 Jno J mecb, m Morris Pirk av. rata; $3,300, i SI,rAVimnilns 153 0 Silver st. 3 yra, 6.
Kollaher to Louis. Schuler. J17 13 83d ru,gM4 toDcbl. ill Morris ADC,Jlm2m ""itty, Thoa V Keogh. ' 233
3A-MB PIIOPERTY Loulae Schuler to T,VY'IX)lt AV, 1720 w s. 23x100 Motta M llee- .Tn v' ' 1' t! V SlSlh at. 12.2x105
Ella P Anderson ot Lawrence. L I, b and ",0Vlinn ,n' Adele Muller. 1813 Yht?r st August K Kaaper to Adelaide Rlocardl.
T O & TCo""5 .' .'..."j ...ll Xpr i"" T"" 0U!" T,?:."?."o4' fl 2S8th if. Initals, 07., Af"
8THAV, a e"cor'Hit ' at.' 'oiiob Sh'e'nk yaTEs"aV,' c V," bbo' V Ncili'av; 'Miij? ! T O & T Co. Bvj?(j 'n'lTitti'at. 'lTx
It & C Co to n A KantrowlU. 101$ S Sxabl and'wlfe 1st av. mtg $1. ,0 Ju).
UJd st, mte $650,666.67, Deo 31. 119$ 17; atty. Tltlo CSuar ft T Co. 170 Bway; o c ?:ljmanuel at nl. trus. 7 W.st'Tra-
Til AV, e 67.6 n 20th st, runs n $6.Jx noril ST. n a. 110 w Brlstow st, 1BJ..IX18X..9 Vt Co 135 Hwoy; April 15 1'.OM
mttv n iir.annerir. y f.assaa nu.i y-. . .... . u f". - aitv. n i i w
mtg "..:..:. "sr ZUS&ilW . -I.H0T r-lbB t VwaV- A? II "is". ...... t.r.. $3,000,
MADISON'' AV 1656-SI. w s. 75.11 107th Morris Burn. and ano. 173i Wallace Lra 1 w 'nSTEU AV 1I. c i. 157 8 n 178lh .
rt? tox OoiV Evrlt Macy and ano, admrs. $4,600, Apr 7: atty, M Betheabarc, 0 Beek- 1;$ c-lllarry Wl.elan
M!n TA AV17w aletta M J&,g.
MSS LwlrS'.-t 4 andl J? ? w3M
Bertha A Turkel. (10 Hlversldo Dr A vTa AV, e , iw a N'elli av, 60x100 Martin Solsky to Kato Douglas-. "48 V, a abJ ng
ind ano, mtg 8.000. Maroli 0; atty. ,Vctsel to Carrie 31 Blglney. Jataeaborg. N ton av; 3 yrs, tr.i atty, N Y T.f .fJ
"to Unle V llootb, 103 E 16th at. b and fc im55nT AV? s w r Farragut av, 8 "lixieo-Myrtl. O iohne. to John M Maa
" April 231 IIW Mlddl.brook & B. ",Vla. il00 cach-Iwl Kllmrer to Kllnger tenon. $1 West Ay1.'' Aprl
4 Dway .V.",',V";!,2 Ira Work-, Inc.. 202 Flushing av. Bklyn. ally, T O ft T Co. 1.4 ,'JVoo
6TH AV. B w cor 57tH at, 105x126 August 4 10; MtT v v itosraberg, 301 Fultoa av. 21 1 V; ' ' ' ' V ' 'l-' ion A e V$7th
llackaohar to Analinm Healty Corp 50 nViynjo c and 8400 CHOTONA AV. n vr a. "w?n C ""k.
B 4id rtf b and a. mts $1,750,000. Jan l.,0.KCT AV. e a, 200 s Clnv av. lOOslOO st, 26x80 John Stabo l V I. uk
fa- attv? L V ft T Co "i -Our Beslty Co to Stlnrtsnl Phmblng Sup. jr, (U Mt l'rosptct av. NewarK, n J.
SO, nv,tSlde. Pi Co. SIS St Anil's av. mtg $4,000, Mar 31 : instals. 6'i; atty. T U ft T to.
(West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth lrTX 17W. V ioxioo-iiii' Kampolms,
and 110th stricta.) Ford to Lmlwlg Zeeb and wife. 2031 Black-J cher to Bella . Feldmnn. 211 Wj et UJtn
or lis W. a . 19x101.! Ellx B ;ocic v. mtg $2,800. Apr 23; atty. M H st: Instals. 6f; ay. 15 760
Siim.V to John J Cox and wife, mlg Mellugh. 2200 Westchester av; o c and..$100 nway; April ii. ...... ..;.V'.: 'jji
ifttS! Anrll SO! atty. Edgar A Martin, punl.10 RD. a, about 1C3 0 fr rd l.lg DELMONT AV. 0 s. 11J.6 -J
JiJ'lii'av b ands CO K... 8H" fr Westchester to Bear Swamp rd. 23x100-1 " 10n Maurlca Rosen lo Wl ter L An
lawil ST a w o Marainal Wharf. Six Annie Crlmmlna toi Anna CUrla. ijM I Over. 9. f n"!V :44f E TremSnt
105 ru oa. .v . rto.m. 15 i.h 1, . .in., t it :i7n. 2fiixi 3d ..... r n fUrlnaham. 43 i.?""!
100.11 bus r . ,?wi . n.suv
-. , Bn.ll IB! .HT. . 1 . n t. .Tnl . . I V A TITII at....... .--'-' ' ' I
46TH ST, 385 W, n a, 16.6x100.5 Cha. F Oottlleb Wlxemann to Norwegian Amer Ath
Brown, ref. to Samuel Brown, 345 W. letlc Club. 010 K 1371b st: mtg tO.OOO; April
38th st, forcclos. April 12; atty. Jacob I i). ntty. Title (luar ft T Co. 17(1 Bwly.,.$l
Wiener, 1IS2 Bway $30,100 LINCOLN AV. w s, 80.3 a 133th t. DUixlfiO-
46TH ST, 562 W, a 16.8x100.5 ame lo inbette L Venluo to l'asnualo Clmlno. 7 E
Wm J Thorman and w!f. 262 W 46th 3d et; April C2; atty. Title Ouir ft T C.
nt $16,600 ITii Bn-ny $1
50TH ST, 4(1 W, a s, 15.6x100.8 Chas F HANCOCK KT, w s, 187.0 a Columbtts av,
Brown. rf. to Michael ll Byrne, 411 ,W H.9xir.0-Josei4ilnc R Iteuano to Lo-ens
60th at, foreilos. April 13 $6,400 -Calbonl and wife, 1033 Melrln st; April 22;
(OTH 6T, (47 W. n s. 50x100.5 Charles V atty, John J O'Brien, 629 OouHlsn.lt
Brown, rer, to .American Safity Devlca v o e ft $100
Co. SOT 5th av, forcclos April 13; attya, TINTON AV. 889, w a, 53x135 Chia F Seellg
.ftabbtn A- n. Ill Bwar.... .......... ..tll.Om tr, una SchTrartl and aso. 1080 S BffsJerard:
4tTU ST. 813 W, n a, 14.$x.8 Sara ta.imtg $9,000; April 13 atty, Horswlti ft II,
j ' Hmr. JtaWM tH IUTb (ereclet. AKUiCna, )3Ta7.. t tW
11 47;o"
00T1I HT, Hi W, S I, 15.6 XJvO.e ame to
Frederick Abels and Louis Ooebul and
Wm Oosbel nnd Gottfried Hay x Chris
AbMe, 491 Fort Washington av, fornclos,
April U atty, W Ootfbel, t Vort Wash-
Inrrton av 110,000
atadJ-an to Mary J Murray, 1M1 Crotona
oi 11 OT, 4DZ W, a a. zttlQO.s mien n
av. mtsr lll.OOO.
mann. IS William at , 1100
BAMB PllOl'BnTY--Mary J Murray and
April sj atty, n a mrr.
ano, exrs, to jsuen u tiamgan, in itut-
mount pi, mtis $14,000, April 13! attys,
kitni 11.800
aamo , 1,500
7'J JI AT, 223-224 W, s , 37 (IxlH O-W Forbes
Morgan, Jr, (Irus) to Jlorrla Mirsodl, 211 K
Mlh st; Feb 2fl atty, I. T ft t Co..3a,B00
6TH BT, a , 183 ft w of flth av, 20x100,3-
.1 Jii
48111
flro F Tcmulllo t ai (tndlr A exr) In
FrleiU K ItOKenbaeb. 110 W 481b it; mtro
10,000; lAurll 0; atty, ITtT O0..10.000
0TT1I St. OO W. a s. 18il00.8-lui 11 BdUlM
, to IIuko N 8hloa 00 W 87th at; mire
llrown
av;
Co
wi oi, uio ii w oi iwn av, ajxiw.o name
.... Ma -si it, 11 as, iaACV,l-auilI LU kill1
tOH O Ilossl. 7M OUi nr. Anrll 19. far. '
clot . .V.. .... 110,7501
47111, 173 W, n s, 23tt0O.C-:nsi A Brown ,
ull'" waii oc i, m iinsuwsy,,,..i,(iuu
50X11 ST. s B, 103 ft 0 of 10th av, 23x100.6
fismo to 410 West fWb al Corp, 4-10 W
fjOUi at, foreclas April 12; atty, T O ft T
Oo 110,000
60T.1I OT, 442 W, 2O00JJ-Simo to lUcbsel
U)'w, 444. W eyth t. foroclof, April
6WII- ST. 452 W,' fli.bxW.S'mV Vo' Fn?S
Jlcrrnunn, 60 Sherman st, Brooklyn, fore-
clos, April 12 ...ilOOOO
T. 450 W, aixlOO.n-fijme to Jacob,
F.litabelh. Charles K Bteutmstter, 321 M 83d
t, A Anns, ill Jtollaiid, Ml.LlIc Neck roid,
ret Neck, I, I, tforeelos, April 12: ally,
J Strttrraatter. .121 a S3d st... I0 0W)
40.1111 ST. 1107 W. 10.0X1W.3-HS1HO to Jcibn F
JVhltp & Frances W White, 3I7 W 40th t,
forwlos, April 12 I"0 400
l0?rii V' CU1, ?' 23 n " of 47lh st. 23x
ioo-flomo to Henry SchueMcr, 130 !; loth,
forwlos, April 12; attja. 8ltcr ft S, 140
-Nassau st afi ivm
1T"Wi i.W. 23x100.6, to Wm
J Croson, M t l'aul'a av, 'fompklnirtllle,
rJSrh 'iS'' rurclo. April 12 88,800
niL7', 1 cor 10" C0xlS.0-Jiis F
HT" cf). ,0 Wm 'odrlck, 2109 Orand
Ijoulcvtird . foreclon, April 12 atty, Chai
ll'IUuerdorf, iu Broadway... ......fiasco
ansa i , , X II Ml
137TH ST, 022 W, s ... 83x09.11-020 W 1371k
j-uiyq 10 coiomon ji scnatakln, Itutlur
ford, N J, Oct o; attyi, Kent ft K, 120
Broadway v01I1
SA.MK I'llOi'KIlTY-Solonwii M Kcbstziin to
Henry A Bchatskin, liB IMatoru IVrkwny.
Brooklyn. Oct 15: attya, tame Nom
BAMU I'ROPMIlTY-Ilenry A Schatiltln to
Uoodmark Corim, 1D9 Broadway, April 1,
mtirs 8M),00Oi utty, I. T A ) Co $100
137T1I ST, s s, 235 w Broadway, S3x89.ll
Henry A Sclmtxkln to Ooodmarlc Corpn, 299
Broadway, mlg $80,000, April 1; ally, I, T
& T Co , ioo
8AMK I'ltOPEIlTY Solomon Schatikln to
Henry A fjcliatzliln, 103 Kastern I'arkway,
Brooklyn, Octolwr 13; atjs, Kent ft K, 120
Broadway , Nom
SAME I'ltOPKUTY-OlO Y 137th 8t Coirn to
Solomon M Pchatxklu, Itntherford, N J, Oct
II. 1D1U: attys, Kent ft K, 120 Broadway.
ll.vril ST. 4 K, a . 20il00.11-llllam.atela.
berg to Amelia M Bauchle, Hotel I'eter Htuy
vesant, at With pt and Central IMrk West,
April 0:' atty, N Y T ft M Co Noin
SAMK I'noi'iyiTYmclla M Bnnealo to
1 "ritillo tVjiwre Itealty Co, 320 Broadway,
ml pi 813,000, Feb 20; atty, J I Herman, 340
Broadway ........8100
171KT BT, 601-60S W, s , 131.35-F.IUa-betb
Hafncr to Cora P Hafner. 600 W 1U3.1
st, mtg H23.O00. Dec 6, 1019; atty, .1 1
Herman, 310 Broadway $!00
1230 ST. n s. t0.9 W 7th av. 15.7xl0O-Slg-lntind
Friedman to Lewis S Davla Electrical
Constrn Malutenance ft Supply Co, Inc, 227
W 110th st, April 13 i atly, N Y T ft. M
Co , . . Nom
152D ST. 522 W. s s, 4BxD9.11-lto- Pc Canlo
to Morris Knpemlck. 202 S 1st at, Brooklyn,
mtgs 457,000, April 13; atty, I. T ft T
Co 8100
SAME I'llOl'KUTY Morris Kaimlck to Ileal
Kut Mtg Co of N J, 03 Wall it, mtxs.
137,000, April 22; atty L T ft T Co. ...Nom
Bronx.
WASHINGTON AV. w a. 473 n Talmadge t,
23xUr Kato UougiaM to Jiax l"kV
WF.IWTBIt AV. 1972-1082, e a, lWUxftt.llxlOOx
uS.ll-Harry Whelan to Hudwlll cVrpo. 7 W
4,'tli st. Apr 22; atty. N Y T ft M Co. 185
Bway .V. 81
170T1I RT, a w s, 123.1 a c College av. 23x102.3
x2Sxi03.8-IIenry ItenuoUcn t Iiuls Kcweil
and nno. 732 b istiu i, iuik i,oa', .ijir -o,
atty. Title (luar ft T Co, 1.0 Bway; o e
ami
?NTfl6liBY AV. w e, 73.8 u 170lh at, 25x
OO-Jobn M Masterton to Myrtle O Johnei.
VJ7.Ix.rlllsrd ol. mti $0,300, Apr 21: atty.
MONTH OUHltY
100
Tltlo (iuarv T Co, 17(1 Bway: o c and.. $100
CHOTONA AV. 2111, n w a. 2oXM n m u
Suk John Manrt anu wijc.
mtg $1,000. Apr 17; atty. Title Guar ft T
Co. 17fl Bay: o e and ....".'SS
vrtnnTTt im CJT n a. 5 5.T15T.1 llenrv
G Illaloh to Mlrhele ralmltrl and ssrlfo. C93
C 189th HI mt $3,000; April 2; atty. N Y
T ft M Co, 133 Bway o e ft $100
ST LAWnrNCK AV. HIO, e a. 23xl00-IruIa
n DIcner to Roso Blnm. 2093 Mohegan av;
March 27; attys, Ksti ft L, 38 Park
row ocft $1C0
OAN1KL ST, a s. 83.4 Waldo plsce. 23x100
Richard II Arnold to YetU T.iurca, 1310
Benson st; mtg $4 210: April 22: atty. Tlt'.e
(inar ft T Co. 17(1 Bway o c ft $100
1721) ST, w s, 270 a Boston nl. J'JxlCO-llella
Feldman to Max Katnpelinnsucr, MO Eagle
av- inti ti-.wo: Anrll 22: ally. Title Ouar
t t iv i7r, nwav o e ft $100
UNION AV. n w e 2d at, !Wx4.Wennle Brown
to Una Ahrens, 60 Vandam sf; mtg $7,500:
Aoril 18: atty. Title lloir ft T Co, 770
AP"1 10 '"'J 1"" uu" bJAX
Bway 0 e &.$I00l
ITII ST. w s. 75 n Btb ar. 39itOS-Joan iftsxidl
et al to Ruth Rurdlck. 730 E 227th at; April
"ii attv. TltlA Guar ft T Oo. 178 Broad'
w-ay o e ft 1100
OLD JOHNSON AV. -w t, at Id Msrchanta
Mecbaaiei' Bank of Troy, a C4x w lOOx n
103 Wm J MeNnlty to Jacob Welrel and
wife, Hpnjteu Duyvn.rd; April 22; atty,
TMtio Onsr ft T Co. 170 Bway 0 e ft $100
larrif ST. a s. 331.11 w Cyprus ar, DOxlOO
T, 000 W, S , 23x100.6 Chas V MAUIBU. AV, laso-on, we, p
(mf) to Willi Vhw.lrTC3 101b 2 lots. Neb : 26x100. 2, p m mtgs lfc504
.. .A.Pf." 12i 4U'' T. t TJU7s rCa'aa?. idmri:
lit ItlWtkw ramtan T IHAlk .4 aAUAt IE iii.iillilMalMIMMDi
4OT1I AT, 0 W. n a. 23x100 IMDas F. ?n .? it v 21 bei and a t to U angle,
iT'n .r6P 10 toam OoldstiCker, 171 B t.,x pl,'. wist and lhi
m st. foreiflort, .April 12; atty, ftomtiel ! '"."on! ,m i nv runs 24 to c. I old
floldstlclr. . ISO Droathray. . . .... ... . .88,000 ft. Aifl f 1 Hi w B.4 to bvf, April
40TII HT. 403 W. a s. 18x80.4-Sme to An. "M '.l.l x..?,r.'"t ,W ,l A Oold-
foft'eles, April IS 17,706 TaV. due and int ai hD.I.. ...... 8.
MUI AV. 007. B w s, 71 ft n o of Mill si. 1 J vv, o ,, 67 0 In 20th it. U2.0lin irreg.
ai.BxlOO-Chss ' dlruun Iron to BI.rron . 01".. Vn '..L f l I. IImIIV Co to Donwoml
M Weaver. 310 W mtu at. fAnwin. a,ii 1...,'.. .... V tvim. v r. vrs. life, prior
mi BT. 414 W, a s, W.UI1W.J. v "K"
1 .M a?" W' "' x0f).U-A z raMWai to mmo; 3 w. W
itealty to to Krester Beally Co, 200 Broad- :; 'nV.',Vj?V n m ABrll 20
.4 .TOWaa-i
TTn.A. 1 Win ST. o JTB, v.l
a a, - in hit. m v t a- 9 .... r.ri oitv. name
MORTOAOE8.
innn same nuu auurvts U( teoucr auu i-
tornsj),
Downtown.
(South ot Fourtecuth street.)
FORSYTH ST. 110-12, u o cor Ilrootaa it.
100x50, April l.T-llarrls .Fine It & O Co to
Marts uosenuerj, wu west r.nu av, ami auu.
6 yr, 0, prior tuts 870,000! atty. MB
iiokscu, mi uroaaway. ..f.v.vw
13TII UT. 300, a s, '2S.0J11.DX25J33.2. April
10-Buwh k Bprcekles to (luitav Freuden.
Derr, w vna n, uorons, n i, ii yr, r,
prior uitr 17.600 fS.BOO
BAMK I'lmi'ltUTY. n m. Anrll 14-4tarae to T
S-MH I'ltOl'EUTY, p m. April 14-Harae. to T
(I & T Co, 170 Ilroadway, dm and Int ai
bond ..- ifT.SOO
ANN AT. 03, a s, U3.2 w William at. SS-Ja
113.10x24.4x100,7, p in, April 2-Edvr 1'
Francis and ano to Caroline Pelle'. t'JH''
Montclalr, N 1, dua May 1, 1923, BVWl
ttys, Htlll It V, 113 Fulton it 130.000
East Side.
. , -,., .,. .turon Fourteenth
- - -n i
"'"i""" V;7. .... T II i
' ' ' ... .".....812.600
T.u ' KtOE' n VW7.0xl07.2. p m, April 21-
war
8IJ AV, 701, w s. 23.6 u 44lh St. 23xub. j '
New Amsterdam llealty Co to Charfei V
Brown, ref, 1 W 01th at, 3
IoTut BT, 67-01 'k! n V,' 8 1" .FmSxtIs
Bom ratKs 12.600 eicb, April 'rW
l5 Williams toBan.uel A OoahMt..y;
73d st, and nno, trustees, 6 yn,
T a ft T CO ' J."
West Side.
(West of F.f.Ua.vene.il,tweeo rourleenlh
T O
imil
20 sani'
sime
40Tii t, . ":" ;'.. B atty.
SO ino f mw lu
rTsa'VlS W.' 'i'ii '20.0x100, p to, , April
rnVtter aid Anna V Howell to iam; 3 yrj.
"fio1 W bom Storrm 'to Mary Btremcl, , ni
W 170th frt; 3 yrs, Cf; pr m JjJ.oJo
--ti? HTT 4w"V V.'V23w'6th'av','Vun s
(I2.x n Ww in .i 'hiv Ki 60rh
Ji-Jl.W. sSt 10. .tai.;i;wwy
ntinimVtV W c c2d St. l.iiSIK'. irre.
' 22-1'ullman Holdg Co to BJbt Uula .
sikt 'fW ' lb' w ' n 's,' 'iixwi.' Aprii lSV-FlsC
ar. lfklyn; due. 3lay 1. 10-
7TH AY ' a" 'cVSSS it.Vw4Artl i
Armln Bealty Corira to Metropolitan U(
fn?lv: a Ik C to May 1. 1023. and BJ,
thereafter; attyi, BuWier. T ft 1.
Itmf II ctV's' V c mminal M ' W-lliM.
ii m Aflrll 23-Wm Maune et 1 to Ells'lheth
FBaX m V 77th at: ii.stMl., BVi !
BrVl'f'R?' &'",'.flW Aprlj ' 13 Hu0
.1 yrs, 0; pr mtg 8U000; W'tf
sTriPsf. 'iu w. '""', M.bViob','; ii 'v rti Apt"
22 Cyril A Carroll to Anna F Cooper. BeJ
mar. .N J; 1 yr, 0; attys. Wells kj.
20 Frances Hermann to same. 3 yr.
SOTli M4Twn 'Mxxii:i." p m.' April
"-American baf.tV D.vle. Co toaame.
nrii 50-Hy Mahler to same, a yrs
61; atty. same. ;
STH ST. 09 W. n e, lOxtOO.J, P "kPr'1
22 Irene M Clemmen to l'atk I'lJ1";
;jo" W Md st, 3 yrs, 6 "uuu
L'ntown.
(Manhattan Island, north of UOth street.)
1j J? "uVeiter Itealty Co to A Z Healty Co
n0 llw4y 3 yt. 6, pr mtg f4J.nQn.
..... u Wacht. 3r, 170 Bway $7.-00
Ilronx. t .,
BELMONT AV. a, 110.5 "
100 Maurice uoson 10 riiV-
drew( 1S26 Monroo ay. 3 yrs. 5,.
April 22; atty, It B Strlnsham. 463 K
Tremont av -m-
ASSIGNMENTS OF J10UTCACE9.
MAnliattan.
07TH. BT, ... 100-7 w Urilon ar-
Kntclt.rooeK.r B.-.. r - ally. K M
eroocaer "" ,n mm
n.hnekar
7aTIt ST. 30 13 FredR ll i.ovey
eiu?v..Sw.... ... ni.y uttv. Dudley
uoruon. o -.-.." -t --.--.- '.,-- i
o Ph.ips; no n 3d st
BTlr Snnrl 8T.H ' M ' avAfhaa M
B8K "rby to SuVll Oulon. 64 JV 48th at;
itty, Sam'l Rlker. IU Cedar St. .$7.110.8.
iTii st n a. 302.0 Oth av Emll L
'"abler to Eleanora E Hurllmann; atty.
R Whltlaek. 2 Rector at. M
iflTlt HT. 018 D-4)ophla Lcrch. trus. to
.liv.vuii I
charlaa A Krente , lost iiorria av: uj.
V. n mrtnaham. 403 E Tremont av..$l
)KI H 5 . w 0 34th st Bond ft Mort
rinf Co to Municipal Mort Co, 170
Jno P Foster to National Park Ileal
ifati Corpai atty. Jno It Ilemhaw. JO
sisTMaT. 350 ' yr',' 'nVt'g ' $B.'oo'o':' 'Jsoth' 'st.
n .. 480 w 7th' aV. mtg $11,000; 123d
st 313 W. 3 mtgs. 19.000: 10th st. n a.
101.8 4th st, mtg 11.000 ! 49th ft.
n P. 600 w lum 01,
property In Bronx and Westchester coun.
W.L.nna C and Thomaa C Stephens,
etrs of Catii A Concklln. to Anna C
StcD'itn'. 410 Rtverelilo Drive, atty,
Thoi K Keogh, 233 Bway. .Court order
HUDSON HT, 1117-1119 Jno Ochss to Mix
OCh. 13" vr 80th at; ntty. Adam
Wiener. 61 Chambers St. ............ .11
110TII KT, s a. 209.11 w BouUvard-tluar-dlan'
Ufa Ina Co of America to hata B
White, 05 Bay 38th tt Dklynj attya.
Dulon L Itoi. 41 lark Itow...T..r$8.SOO
129T1I ST. 24 W-Ethel M Dana to Law
jera Mort Co, C9 IJbarty st....... 1 8.000
U'wti 'API! 20-AnoEla MO
J08T1I ST, 71 W-Lawyera'Mort' Co I)
,u. j- n iviinanu, u uinton av, UKlyn;
. addrsiu, 59 Liberty st '. .118.00 6
30S ' HT. n s, 183.U c 6th nv Judith W
iV.cJ?r."on ,0 Wrt 1 Fltxgerald, 647 W
"a1 AX- WO aeo F Herrman to Howerr
JS".."?."1" B,,'. CadwaUdcr, W ft T,
40 Wall at ....iia.oOtt
lAIHCK HT, 100-Jolin Moller, trus, to Chai
6TH AV, w tor Mlh st-Harry p'wii'ltMf
a uwssciht; aitys, rarks. MeK
T, Y O I1.7MOOO
nr5H,.H?''c '-Wi'd Vt WS
Cenlwl Bay Bank, 167 4lli av; atlys, I, T ft
T Co , , . ( ( ttt $18 000
DTI! ST, 4(7 K-Htate Bank loilWiait ileaiir
1,,l',,STljlil K-'obn oVhs.i'tu'lVlii'ocVse,
133 W 80lh ll; ally, Adam Wiener, 81
Chambers st , ll
HJTII ST. n a. I'J1 ll lt..,ii...,ii.....ii-
Life Ins c of Auirrlca to Kate K While;
.,!!t."a ""1u" 41 "o0. 41 al'rlc vow $0,600
? n '' '15-Jua '"tl'l Frtncew Itplg lost
t?! & Bn'Mirer, 43 Vall t. ...... ..aT.OOd
6aIll "? P. JHf"uh' K SolaiI to Ciotral
Zl U'MUJ" ,0' " "7'i Amend ft Ai
lk) Naauu m ' ' a.. oXA
37111 ST, 222-221 W-Morrls BorVodl to KB
V'm';". r.ort nasuinjion ar attyi, u T
ft T Co ,-, ....$100
1218T HT, 232 W-Ion H Itoas and ano. trus.
.'.?. l1,!" 0u,r '1'ni,t Co, 170 Bway... $7,000
01.U .V. w tor B7lh si-Anna A Ileckartiar
to tbo I'nidcuilal lus Oo of America, Sswj
ark. N J; attya, McKluiUy, T ft I,
N Y O $1,700,009
SITU 8T, 4 W: 5dlh st, 3-5 W-ftooievelt ft
,. ?, iriweiitiai ins to or Amarical
ureeiiverg, tola Wiiu si, Brooklyn; atty,
?!?"' J Jimgcr, 61 Oliambers st U
DIVISION ST, 201-203-B.rtiet I. Abratns to,
Abr Abrainowlti, 722 Qulucy at, Brook.
Irn , , $4,000
FOllS Yl'H ST, UO-112-Cornella 0 Ohipln to
the Euiltfram Induct Hav Bank; alty, L T ft
to.) , ao.o33.ca
137TH st, 010 W-Wui R Ross to Sol M
Schatikln, Rutherfvid, N J; atty, L T
T Co ', $l,00O
(2D ST. CD IC-Henrletta A. Rosenblatt to ICIla
R Ili'ichman, 378 West End avi attyi, Ocg.
eouhclmer, V ft M, 120 Bway fl
SNIFTOX COURT, fi-Frcdk Bturgci, Jr. xr,
to Ouar TrCo of N Y, 140 Bway, and ano,
exrs fOiOO
12TH BT. 033-37-Auiaiida Bussing ct al, exrs,
to Jacob Schnabel. ICO Un-bard st; attys,!
Mchlesslnger ft L, 10 Wall Bt $12,900
OIUIENWICH ST, 2S-Wallcr A Burke, exr
and trus. lo lteglua U Snportas, Bsratoga
Springs, fj Y. B assns $20,000
S.SfB PilOPEItTY-Mary B Flnlay to same, a
asalis $1
1S7TII ST, 022 W-Slgmilnd Asnncr to Solo
mon Jl Schatxkln, Uuthcrford, U J; atts.
Lind ft 1', 40 Cedar at $1,033
Ilronx.
163D ST, 420 E-LUlla Wlttman to L T
T Co, De? 20, '09 atty, L T ft T Co, 100
llway ............ $4,000
163D ST, 429 E-Metbodist Episcopal Church
Horns to Llllle Wlttman, 1178 Hoe ar, Deo
.20, '00: atty. b T ft T Co, 100 Bway.. $3,000
1S0TH ST. 713 E-Our Realty Co to Standard
l'litmlilnj Supply Co. 818 St Ann's ar, mts
$2,i600. June 19, '10; atty, S T 8tera, 41
Park Row , , . .nom
RANDALL AV, s , 28 o Kt Lnwronte av
Frank Beallk to Philip Dietrich, Inc. RO
Sound ar, mtg $2,600, Aug. 20, '1$; atty.
E Kloldel, 3703 E 1411th st , $2,670
1E9TH ST. BH E-Ktta Crakow to Max J
Klein, 22 Mt Storrla Park, mtg $0,000, Feb
27, '20; attr, Frederick Lesc, 33 Nassau
W ...$10O
BKCOHDEI) LEASES.
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AV. 743. cor str Jos T
Kennedy to Fred Buck, 206 W 06th at,
5 yrs from Oct 1, 1919 $2,250
SAME PROPERTY, nurth basement Same
to samo, 4 11-12 yra from Oct 18.
. 1919 $125
121TH HT, 31-33 W, 6th oast und 7th west
apts Denjnmln Rosenthal to Kath
Bristol. 31 W 124th it, 3 yra from Aug 15,
1917. 2 yrs renew $1,600
AMSTERDA3I AV. tit, s and b Wnl J
Rodenbach to McR Vegerglanckls and
Conatantlne Chrystatlaplr, on tha prem
ises. 10 $-12 yra from Feb 1, 1S19; att)',
W M ltysdyk, 76 Montgomery at, Jerser
-City $i,$od
BltOOME ST, 292, cor a and b Aaron
Jacob to DKVld Trachttnan, 292 JJroolc
av. ot al, S yrs from May 1, 1920; atty..
Llnd ftp. 40 Cedar st $3,000
21) AV, C37, str, ftc-Chsa II Llss to Her
man Kruegor, 201 E 60th at, 3 yra from
Deo 1, 1913 $600
2D AV, 1191, a and b Wm Stubenbord to
Michael Muller, 1191 2d av, S yrs from
May 1 1920 $2,400 nnd $2,700
AV A, 23, aouth str and 4 rooms In rear i
Habetta llohowvky to Morris Schneider,
6 yrs from .May 1, 1916 $900
42D CT, n e. 20$ e 6thlnv. runs o lOlx n
200.10 to 43d st X w 12 to 6th av x n
100,5 x e 203 x a 100.5 to beg, all
Louisa M (Jerry to Stern Bros, 32 W 25d
st, from May 1. 1918. to April 30. 193$;
attvs. Moses & 8, 63 Liberty St. .$175,009
AVENUE 11, 2-4, str-Phlllp Kronfeld to
Kupferschmld ft Coldsteln Co, Inc, from May
17, 1920 to April 30, 1026; atty, Renben
Dorfnun. 120 Delancv at sn.oon
W.UMI.MSTON ST, 327. all-Mercy W New
I 4ou to W W Elrea (n the premises) Inc. 0
yrs from May 1, 1920 $3,000
0TH AV, 787, a and 1-Frank Werner to BenJ
; and l'jrker BIJIan, 359 W SSth st $00X1
11TH AV, 168, str Solomon Diamond to Morris
lTancnncr. 203 Auduimn av, 3 yrs from May,
1. 1019: utty. Samuel Kolflcr. 1473 Broad-
1 wey I. $1,500
. 10TII AV, 373 r standi 1 to 8-Hirry A Oold
i berg to Morris Lureustern and Alio Wolntrt.
on the prcmlm, 3 yrs from Mar 1,
1920 1.02O
3D AV, 1100, str ft part b-Amella M Michel to
Julius (loctxe, 100 E 07th et, 711-12 ITS
i I run. .nay i, iv-v fi.isu
CATHARINE ST, 40-47. cur str nnd b Ber
nard F (lolden and John A Weekcs to t
Welsbcrger. Inc. 48 Catharine st. 3 yr. from
I May 1, 1920 $2,200
l CHRISTOPHER ST, 113. all Frilk H Mom,
i trus, to Albert Cehse Co, 3 yrs from Feb 1.
1020: attys, Perkins ft D, 38 Park llow.$l,200
0T1I AV, 29-3.-., all-Woi Vincent Astor to K
U Rich luc, 342 W 11IU t, 15 yrs from May
i 1, 1020: attys, Alexaudcr ft (I, 120 Broid.
' way 833.000
71ST ST, 55 W, all Mario Janls to Freda
Crawford, 30 E 2!d at, 3 5-12 yrs from
May I. 1320 $6,009
8ITH ST, 150 W, west str nnd b Bonn
Arcada Realty Corp to Kupferschmld &
Ooldstiln Co, Inc, 11S Delancey st, 10
jr. from May 1, 1920: atty, It Dorfman.
120 Delancey st "?ltJ!
45D ST, n , 312 e 6th av. runs n 200.1
to 43d st x 130.x b lou.ix w ax t iuu.
to 42d at x w 77 to beg. all Pentalpha,
Realty Corp to Stern Bros, 33 W 214
at, 20 yrs from May 1. 1913; attya.
Moses ft S. 55 Liberty st $76,87$
MECHANICS' LIES'8.
Manhattan.
'.... ,rr mi n.nni. rtrtrffeld a.el TvrA
i B Harrington and Benjamin Moore, owij
B.r Manhaitan Cabinet Co and St Louis
He.tsnrant Co. contrtciors $70(1
47TII ST. 32 West Chas S Ultcrson,.Inc,
ait Estate ot Rudolph (tnlterinan. owner:
Motion Picture ft Theatrical Aim of
the World. Inc. contractor. ...... ..$98.75
17TH ST. 131 to 239 Esat Nassolt & Ken
nedy, Inc, agt Rothbart ft katx, con-
JiBXINOTON" 'AV,' '970 cim'r'lea Ja'c'obson
agt Hunts Point Heatty Co. jwrien
Wlllea Ray, Inc. contractor. ... '
44TH ST, 5 East L Barth agt
Y W I S Tvealty Co, owner; Chert, Inc.
contractor'
US PENDENS.
Manhattan.
7n ST s a. 170 w 1st av. 1)0x08.0--
Mara D D Carroll ,gt Rosohlll Realty
Corp 't al (foreclosure of mortgage);
attv. C C Howard. ..
BT N1CUOLAS AV, 0 cor 113th St. IW.Ox
inifA-lTnlon Estntes Co agt Native!
Corp et e.1 (foreclosure of mortgage).
attys. Elamnn. la. Corn ft I.ewlne.
818T ST. 30 E Kdw J Mcflulre agt 3j
"Sat 81st 8t Corp et al (foredosur. tt
mortgage) atty. E J McOuIr-.
3STH OT , 332 W Franklin Hvln,:a.IXai
In the City of N Y agt James W
Jr et al 1 foreclosure of mortaaae):
atty, W 31 Powell.
Ilronx.
'iit AV w s. 422.0 s lfl'ith at, 10.0x98.3:
Jlso Fosf' av. w ; 439.2 a 103th .at
lft 0x08.4 Morris Halpjrn agt Jacob
Drelson et al (action for speclfle por
formane, of contract): atty. B N Cohiu
CAULDWEI.L AV, w s. M& n 101st St.
18x100 Herman Hollander agt Teresa
. A McCarthy lacuon lor ap.w .. k-
rnrnnnro of eontraetl- attv. L Landea.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
LIST- YOUR COUNTRY T.STATES WITH
, BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Inc.
rOITVTIlY ESTATE DF.PT-
I 1M 1. "rVATwAY. NEW YORK CITY.
INC., Heal Estate ft Ins.
WILLES PAY 970 ix. At., at list St.
EDWARD J. 1100AN,
Woolworth Building.
ILral Katate
lnsnronoe.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT
A very valuable pfeee of waterfront
properly in (lreslr New Vorli, usable
for mmmorrlui purposes nnd appraise.)
by lb" inn.l ronsenntlv luti'.ln.t Insti
tutions, uwnsr I. desirous of ohta.nlng
a loan ot $350,000 and will pay good
bnnu and give n participation In ths
profits on sale of property. The en
hancement In value of this property
will show an attractive dividend. Ad
drees INVESTMENT, Box 64, Lang
Island City.
60U ST, 29 W-Marla D Sibatlol to Knill
..tt?1' ms Unlscrslty av, Bronx ....$2,800,
5Tn- S-P, 717 K-AIdId1i Forlgsng to Jennie'

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