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RECORD V" GUIDE Y ESTABLISHED MARCH 2tst, 1868. ^L TOE. LXV.-NO.C1685. •BO. B. BBAD W, 3, YAK PELT NEW VORK, JUNK ;^0, I900. S. F. JAYNE &C0. Managers of Estates APPRAISEKS AND BEOKBBS 254 WEST 23d and 55 LIBERTY STS. 8. F. Jayne A. M. Cuduer PRICE, l.'i CENTS. Real Estate GEO. R. READ Real Estate 761 Firth Ave., at 58th St. 1 MadisoD Ave., cor. 23d St, HEAD OFFICE. 60 CEDAR ST. \-\ H. CAMMANN & CO. Real Estate 51 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK Telephone, 2260 John, piRM OF LEONARD J. CARPENTER |-|ALL J, HOW & CO. Agents, Brokers, Appraisers BBOKEBS, AGENTS. ADCTIONBBB8. No. 41 LIBERTY STREET ,' APPRAISERS. 171 Broadway, Tel. 1496 Oortlandt. ^^/yM. J. ROOME AGENT, BEOKEE. APPEAISEH. No. 11 WEST 34th STREET, NEW YORK. Opposite the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Branch, llSl :ld Av, Entire charge of property. D.Y.Sjvninsoii. A H.Carpenter. U.L.Carpenter. JACOB APPELL Real Estate Broker and Appraiser 271 WEST TWENTY-THIRD ST., Telephone Call, 643 18th St. E_ A. CRUIKSHANK & CO, ESTAEIIISHEH 1794 Managers of Estates 141 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ALFRED SETON, JR. ** Real Estate, Broker, Appraiser 111 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Telephone, 1230 Cortlandt. HORACE 5. ELY& CO. Real Estate Agen^ No. 64 CEDAR STREET, Branch Offlce. No. 27 West 30' HOBAOK S. ELY ATiFBE'' F DE R. WISSMAK, I p. AGENT, EEOKER, APPE; < 55 LIBERTY ST., COR. N/,, Telephone. 1634 Oortlan.- John H. Shipway . Ch Eobert H, Held Pe; JOHN H. SHIPWAY ( AECHITECTDEAL MAEBLE 'V!: AND IMPOETEES. omce. Mills and Whai locust Ave.. 136th St., and East Bi^ \A/M, CRUIKSHANK'S I * * Real Estate 51 LIBERTY STREET, NE General Management of Re Wm. M. Cruikshank EdwarC JOHN B. STREETO: No. 155 BROADWAY, NEW , Agent for Renting and Care of Pir Telephone Cal!, 848 Cortlano 1 JAMES KYLE & SOt^ Real Bstate, Insot 610 Third Ave., near 40th St., N. Telephone, 296 SSth Street. JACKSON, W. H. & CO. UNION SQUARE (NORTH), Mantels and Open Fireplaces TILES, MARBLES AND MOSAICS. Eatabliehed over 70 years. Branch. 234 W. 116th St.. Tel. 692 Harlem. A W. McLaughUn Howard Walton y\ W. MCLAUGHLIN & CO. MORTGAGE LOANS EXClliSIVELY 146 Broadway |Cor. Liberty St.), N. Y. •Wm F Redmond Louis Mesier ADRIAN H.MULLER&SQN "^ Auctioneers KEAL BSTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS. No. 24 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. L, J, PEU.L1PS D. L. rniLLltS L. PaiLLIFS C, S, LYOSS H. E. SIMOK I J. PHILLIPS & CO. AN^^^^^S^EI Real Estate Brokers 158 BROADWAY Uptowo OfflcB, 2G1 Columbus i\ve..corner TJd Bt. "' '•OM''-'"^'E BROWN cS^ CO. .'ers of Estates BEOKEES, APPEAISEHS. , cor. BROADWAY, A. P. W. Kinnan ' E •^^:s -: f -S/rfe Real Estate I. '^.^ \ APPEAISEE. ^•ifci V''~T- iperty a specialty. ..xJ ^ ' ^' near 81st St., N. Y. ^<L X^ \ Mortimtril. biuyi^r -?s> -v-^^-J 'NGER Estate Brokers jerty S t . , N . Y . irtlandt. EXANDER HAIC FLOOBS. I;S AMD IILES. , NEW YORK. Ii' ITT & CO. Mortgage Brokers . AVE., COR. 76TH ST. 120 Riverside. 'A. SHERMAN Real Estate .TIONEEE AND APPEAISEE. jr P aildinij. Ground Floor, and .iLL STKEET. NEW YOKE. 6 Cortlandt. .It) H, MACDONALD Real Estate Elntire Charge Taken of Estates. Tenement and Plat Property a Specialty. 62 WEST 33d ST., Tel., 34 Madison Square. NEW YORK & ROSENDALE CEMENT CO. MiNDFACrUEBRS Oir THE "BROOKLYN BRIDGE" BRAND, STANDARD ROSENDALE CEMENT. Sales Office, 280 Broadway, New York City. DICHARD V, HARNETT & CO. Auctioneers, Real Estate Brokera 71 & 73 LIBERTY STREET, Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. Building. Richard T. Harnett Henry W. Donald THOMAS & ECKERSON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Entire Charce Taken of Estates. 35 W. 30tli St.. New York. Wallack's Theatre Bldg. Wm. M. Thi>ino9. Jno. C. E. Eckereon, Commissi oner for the States, Notary Public, pORTER & CO. Real Bstate 159 West 125th Street, Telephone, fil Harlem. NEW YORK. J^ EDGAR LEAYCRAFT Real Estate 1B17 BROADWAY, near 45th St., N. Y. Renting and Collecting a Specialty. CYRILLE CARREAU Manager of Estates APPEAISEE AND EROEEE. Grand St. and Bowery. Under Oriental Bapfc. JOHN P. KIRWAN Real Esiate and Mortgage Loana 1505 BEOADWAY, S. W. COB. 44TH ST, 35 NASSAU ST. Telephone Conneetiona. U. W. MC VIL-HrtU, W. U. (1. liJIU.AHll. E. D. WC UHliai,. IVJCVICKAR & COMPANY, Real Estate, 24 Nassau St laOS Sc-2ii:.T, Broadway. 210 East Houston St. Ill West 12oth St. GORDON, ROBERTS & CO. Advisers and Brokers in Insurance 56-58 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. Telephone. P C, ECKHARDT ' Real Estate 693 NINTH AV., Bet. 47th and 48th Sts, Renting and Collecting a Specialty. Established 1858. Telephone 1050 38th St S GOLDSTICKER Real Estate BROKEE, AEPSAISEE AND AUCTIONEER. 155 BROADWAY, NEAR LIBERTY STREET Telephone, 1215 Cortlandt, p_ S, TREACY Manager of Estates 1929 BROADWAY, NEAR 65TH STREET. Tcleplion". 441 Cohimlnis, SAMUEL FROTHINGHAM, Real Estate, 51 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. Telephone, 2056 John, \A/ILCOX & SHELTON Managers of Property 245 WEST 125TH ST. Telephone, 87 Harlem. I CLARENCE DAVIES & CO, ^ * PEOPBETT ABOVE THE HARLEM A SPECIALTY. 149th St. & 3d Ave. Branch Offlce, 158 Broadway, ASHFORTH & DURYEE '^ Agents, Brokers, Appralsera Tel.. SOO Madiaon Bnuare. 4- West 33d Street. LJ L. MOXLEY ' ' Real Estate 320 BBOADWAY (Central Bank Enildlngl. QOLWELL LEAD CO, ^^ Plumbers' Supplies SAYLOR'S AND KEYSTONE PORTLAND CEMENTS 63 CENTRE ST,. NEW YORK. THE STANDARD AMERICAN BRANDS. JOHNSON & WILSON, 150 NASSAU ST. {^c'.E#StS^"<.), NEW YORK. pOBERT C. FISHER & CO, '^ Marble, Oranlte, Etc 97 to 103 EAST HOUSTON STREET. MAHOGANY "King of Woods" WM. E. UPTEGROVE 4. BRO. rOOT EAST 10TH ST.. NEW VORK

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RECORD V" GUIDE Y ESTABLISHED MARCH 2tst, 1868. ^ L

TOE. LXV.-NO.C1685.

• B O . B. BBAD W, 3, YAK PELT

N E W V O R K , J U N K ; ^ 0 , I 9 0 0 .

S . F. JAYNE & C 0 . Managers of Estates

APPRAISEKS AND BEOKBBS

254 WEST 23d and 55 LIBERTY STS.

8. F. Jayne A. M. Cuduer

P R I C E , l.'i C E N T S .

Real Estate

GEO. R. READ Real Estate

761 Firth Ave., at 58th St. 1 MadisoD Ave., cor. 23d St,

HEAD OFFICE. 60 CEDAR ST.

\-\ H. CAMMANN & CO. Real Estate

51 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK

Telephone, 2260 John,

p iRM OF LEONARD J. CARPENTER | - | A L L J , H O W & C O . Agents, Brokers, Appraisers BBOKEBS, AGENTS. ADCTIONBBB8.

No. 41 LIBERTY STREET ,' APPRAISERS. 171 Broadway, Tel. 1496 Oortlandt.

^ /yM. J. ROOME AGENT, BEOKEE. APPEAISEH.

No. 11 WEST 34th STREET, NEW YORK. Opposite the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

Branch, llSl :ld Av, Entire charge of property. D.Y.Sjvninsoii. A H.Carpenter. U.L.Carpenter.

JACOB APPELL Real Estate Broker and Appraiser

271 WEST TWENTY-THIRD ST.,

Telephone Call, 643 18th St.

E_ A. CRUIKSHANK & CO, E S T A E I I I S H E H 1 7 9 4

Managers of Estates 141 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

ALFRED SETON, JR. * * Real Estate, Broker, Appraiser

111 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Telephone, 1230 Cortlandt.

HORACE 5. E L Y & CO. Real Estate Agen^

No. 64 CEDAR STREET, Branch Offlce. No. 27 West 30'

HOBAOK S. ELY ATiFBE''

F DE R. WISSMAK, I • p.

AGENT, EEOKER, APPE; <

55 LIBERTY ST., COR. N/,, Telephone. 1634 Oortlan.-

John H. Shipway . Ch Eobert H, Held Pe;

JOHN H. SHIPWAY ( AECHITECTDEAL MAEBLE 'V!:

AND IMPOETEES. omce. Mills and Whai

locust Ave.. 136th St., and East Bi

\ A / M , CRUIKSHANK'S I * * Real Estate

51 LIBERTY STREET, NE General Management of Re

Wm. M. Cruikshank EdwarC

J O H N B. STREETO: No. 155 BROADWAY, NEW , Agent for Renting and Care of Pir

Telephone Cal!, 848 Cortlano

1 JAMES KYLE & SOt

Real Bstate, Insot 610 Third Ave., near 40th St., N.

Telephone, 296 SSth Street.

JACKSON, W. H. & CO. UNION SQUARE (NORTH),

Mantels and Open Fireplaces TILES, MARBLES AND MOSAICS.

Eatabliehed over 70 years.

Branch. 234 W. 116th St.. Tel. 692 Harlem.

A W. McLaughUn Howard Walton

y\ W. MCLAUGHLIN & CO. MORTGAGE LOANS EXClliSIVELY

146 Broadway |Cor. Liberty St.), N. Y.

•Wm F Redmond Louis Mesier

ADRIAN H.MULLER&SQN "^ Auctioneers

KEAL BSTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS.

No. 24 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. L, J , PEU.L1PS D. L. rniLLltS L. PaiLLIFS

C, S, LYOSS H. E. SIMOK

I J. PHILLIPS & CO. A N ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ E I Real Estate Brokers

158 BROADWAY U p t o w o OfflcB, 2G1 C o l u m b u s i \ v e . . c o r n e r TJd Bt.

"' '•OM''-'"^'E BROWN cS CO. .'ers of Estates

BEOKEES, APPEAISEHS.

, cor. BROADWAY, A. P. W. Kinnan

' E •^^:s -: f -S/rfe Real Estate

I. ' ^ . ^ \ APPEAISEE. ^•ifci V''~T- iperty a specialty. . . x J ^ ' ^ ' near 81st St., N. Y.

^ < L X^ \ Mortimtril. biuyi^r

-?s> -v-^^-J ' N G E R Estate Brokers j e r t y S t . , N . Y . i r t l a n d t .

EXANDER HAIC FLOOBS.

I;S AMD I I L E S .

, NEW YORK.

Ii' ITT & CO. Mortgage Brokers

. AVE., COR. 76TH ST.

120 Riverside.

' A . SHERMAN Real Estate .TIONEEE AND APPEAISEE.

jr P aildinij. Ground Floor, and . iLL S T K E E T . N E W Y O K E . 6 Cortlandt.

.It) H, MACDONALD Real Estate

Elntire Charge Taken of Estates. Tenement and Plat Property a Specialty.

62 WEST 33d ST., Tel., 34 Madison Square.

NEW YORK & ROSENDALE CEMENT CO. MiNDFACrUEBRS Oir THE

"BROOKLYN BRIDGE" BRAND, S T A N D A R D ROSENDALE CEMENT. Sales Office, 280 Broadway, New York City.

DICHARD V, HARNETT & CO. Auctioneers, Real Estate Brokera

71 & 73 LIBERTY STREET,

Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. Building.

Richard T. Harnett Henry W. Donald

THOMAS & ECKERSON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers

Entire Charce Taken of Estates. 35 W. 30tli St.. New York. Wallack's Theatre Bldg. Wm. M. Thi>ino9. Jno. C. E. Eckereon,

Commissi oner for the States, Notary Public,

pORTER & CO. Real Bstate

159 West 125th Street, Telephone, fil Harlem.

NEW YORK.

J ^ EDGAR LEAYCRAFT Real Estate

1B17 BROADWAY, near 45th St., N. Y.

Renting and Collecting a Specialty.

CYRILLE CARREAU Manager of Estates

APPEAISEE AND EROEEE.

Grand St. and Bowery. Under Oriental Bapfc.

JOHN P. KIRWAN Real Esiate and Mortgage Loana

1505 BEOADWAY, S. W. COB. 44TH ST,

35 NASSAU ST. Telephone Conneetiona.

U. W. MC VIL-HrtU, W. U. (1. liJIU.AHll. E. D. WC UHliai,.

IVJCVICKAR & COMPANY, Real Estate,

24 Nassau St laOS Sc-2ii:.T, Broadway.

210 East Houston St. I l l West 12oth St.

GORDON, ROBERTS & CO. Advisers and Brokers in Insurance

56-58 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Telephone.

P C, ECKHARDT ' • Real Estate 693 NINTH AV., Bet. 47th and 48th Sts,

Renting and Collecting a Specialty. Established 1858. Telephone 1050 38th St

S GOLDSTICKER Real Estate

BROKEE, A E P S A I S E E A N D A U C T I O N E E R .

155 BROADWAY, NEAR LIBERTY STREET Telephone, 1215 Cortlandt,

p_ S, TREACY Manager of Estates

1929 BROADWAY, NEAR 65TH STREET. Tcleplion". 441 Cohimlnis,

SAMUEL FROTHINGHAM, Real Estate,

51 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. Telephone, 2056 John,

\A/ILCOX & SHELTON Managers of Property

245 WEST 125TH ST. Telephone, 87 Harlem.

I C L A R E N C E DAVIES & CO, ^ * PEOPBETT ABOVE THE HARLEM

A SPECIALTY. 149th St. & 3d Ave. Branch Offlce, 158 Broadway,

A S H F O R T H & D U R Y E E ' ^ Agents, Brokers, Appralsera Tel.. SOO Madiaon Bnuare. 4- West 33d Street.

LJ L. MOXLEY ' ' • Real Estate

320 BBOADWAY (Central Bank Enildlngl.

QOLWELL LEAD CO, ^ ^ Plumbers' Supplies

S A Y L O R ' S AND K E Y S T O N E PORTLAND CEMENTS 63 CENTRE ST,. NEW YORK.

T H E STANDARD AMERICAN BRANDS.

JOHNSON & WILSON, 1 5 0 NASSAU ST. {^c'.E#StS^"<.), NEW YORK.

pOBERT C. FISHER & CO, ' ^ Marble, Oranlte, Etc

97 to 103 EAST HOUSTON STREET.

M A H O G A N Y "King of Woods" W M . E. UPTEGROVE 4. BRO. rOOT EAST 10TH ST.. NEW VORK

RECORD AM> GUIDE.

"PERFECT' FRENCH RANGE (TRADE MARK)

"PERFECT" FRENCH COOKING RANGE : :: M'r. MAHKi

with Double Ovens, Dish Shelf and Back

Range fitted with malleable iron oven door fittings

Heavy: tops, Duplex Grates, etc.

The newest and most elegant French Range of the day

Richardson & Boynton Co MANUFACTURERS

232 & 234 Water St., New York Established 1837

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one-half acres, s i tuated on Three-Mile Mill Road, Jamaica South, Long Island. Over 3,000 feet water front. Fo r par t iculars and further Infor­mation, addreaa, THOMAS W. GREENE, 142 Midwood Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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ARCHITBCTORAL RECORD CO.. 14 ft 16 Vete r St.. New York CUy

Buffalo Realty. w i t h ita cheap electric power from Niagara and

cheap transportat ion, BUFFALO is destined to become the greatest Industr ial City in the coun­try. The recent location there of a fifteen mil­lion dollar ateel p lant is proof of thia. I ts sub­urbs offer a choice field for SAFE and PROFIT­ABLE investment.

Fifty-one acres, all on grade, suitable for pres­ent improvement, located one mile north ot the city line and Pan-American Expositiou grounds, on the North Main atreet trolley line of Buffalo, with good aurroundinga, can be purchased now at price which will yield large profits. Tases nomi­nal. Terms liberal. Fur ther par t iculars cheer­fully given. JOHN H. BEHR.MANN,

181 Broadway, New York City.

Impikrtant to Inves tors . FOR S A L E .

DESIRABLE LOT lOOxlOO, W I T H ONE-STORY BUILDINQ, SOUTH SIDE 135TH ST.. EAST OP STH AVE; TO BE SOLD IN SETTLEMENT OF AN ESTATE.

Inquire of CARL JUST, 251S Sth Av., or CHR. SMITH & CO., 2G2 West 135th St.

p O R SALE.—149 W. 61st St., four-story brown-••• stone dwelling. Terms to suit.

JACOB A. KING. TeieahonP-i 1^24 Spring, 491 Broadway, lelephones, j g^g Harlem. 61 W. 125th St.

Builders and Mortgage Loans in Brooli lvn and Brnn.i ou r Special ty

M O R T G A G E L O A N CO., 350-357 B r o a d w a y

TO ALL PAPER.—500,000 rol ls ; new designs; ' • blanks, 2'iic.; gil ts, 314c.; embossed, 5c.;

tiles, 12ViC.; pressed, 25c. upward; numerous decoratlone. BECKER, 166, 172, 180 Second St.

^HiNK'ii PAIENT UlULiUHT Ki:l-LtUiliK5 L I G H T D a r k and Gloomy Oftices, Storen, Fao 'o r i e s . A p a r t m e n t s , e tc . ,

w i ihou t t h e use o l gaa or o ther artificial l ight . Boot of light and estimate free. T H E EFFECT I S T R U L Y A S T O N I S H I N G .

I- P. FR'NK. 551 Pearl St., N. Y. Sg^«. ^ . £^^;""•"' ^"

NEWYORK SECURITY AND TRUST CO.

Awnings for $2.50 up. Buy from the Manufac­ture r and get Flrst-Claaa Awnings made and fitted by experienced workmen.

Established 20 years .

F. SKELTON, 608 Sixth Avenue,

Bast side, near Sath St. Formerly 1325 B'way.

Manufacturer of Awn­ings, F lags and Tents. French Roller and Spring Roller and Ventilat ing Awnings, and ali kinda of Can vaa Covers. Decorat­ing with Flags and Bunt-

MTT DFW PRi-inp '°S- Wedding Canopies, MILDEW PROOF. Dancing Craah, Camp

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J.'NORWOOD, I ron, Wi re and

Brass Work. Suitable for Banka, Offlees,

Stores, Dw el lingB.ChurcheB.otc.

^p"r.^ Sand Screen. The beat In tbe market.

Boitwick'i Folding Gatea and Guards.

•92-704 Coney Island Ave. BROOKLTN.

TsleDhona. ISO F la tb iuh .

46 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

Capital and Surplus, - - $3,000,000 CHABLBn S, FAIRCHILD, Preaident. "WM. L. STHOMG, l8t Vice-President. ABRAM M. HYATT, ad Vice President. OSBORN W. BRIGHT, Secretary. 2BLAH VAN LOAN, AsslstantSeeretary.

This company will take entire charge ol real and peraooftl estates, collecllnR the rents and Income, attending te the payment oi taxes and al! such detail* in connection therewith as an Individual In like capacity could do.

Receioet deposit* subject to sight drafts, allowfna l^te.reKt on daily ftaZonctw.

International Sprinkler Co. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

CLARKE MERCHANT President

(Pres. of Merchant & Co., Inc.)

H a s comple te W E T and D R V Sys t ems of A u t o m a t i c F i re E x ­t inguishers . F u l l y indorsed by I n s u r a n c e Compan ies ,

NOTE.—We Install sys-teoiB complete, 2(1 to "0 per cent, of insurance saved.

Edison Electric Illuminating: Company

of Broot lyn . GENERAL OFFICES:

Edison Bui ld ing, 3 5 8 to 3 6 8 Pearl St , Electric Current Furnished by

Meter Measurement for INCANDESCENT LIGHTING in Residences,

Stores and Public Buildings. ARC LIGHTING, botli interior and outside. BLECTRIC POWER to operate machinery ot any

Style or Capacity. ELECTRIC HEATING AND COOKING.

WM. WILLIAMS & CO^ MANUFACTURERS,

S. W. Cor, 131st and Western Boulevanl.

EIQDODQOD M S I O ' & ® [ P S ;nT«I. .S10 Harlem

MURTAUGH^S STANDARD DUMB WAITERS.

202 and 204 East 42d Street, New York Carriage, Sidewalk and SAFETY INVALID

Elevators a Specialty. Repair ing or al ter ing a t the shortest notice

EstabUsbed 1855. ».••-.-.— .

Telephone, nas SSth St. JAMES MURTAUGH.

C- H- PEPPER'S LINOLEUM

18 THE BEST FLOOR CLOTH FOR OFFICES.

1319-1321 BROADWAY >

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The Lawyers' Title insurance Company OF NEW YORK.

General Office, 37=39 Liberty Street, and 4 4 ^ ^ 4 6 Maiden Lane.

B R A N C H O F F I C E S :

N F W Y O R K -I ^' ^* *" * '^^'^ Street and Columbus Avenue* ( 7 7 8 Tremont Avenue, bet. 3d and Bathgate Avenues.

B R O O K L Y N . 1 6 6 Montague Street. Q U E E N S C O U N T Y , Jamaica.

W E S T C H E S T E R C O U N T Y , White Plains. S U F F O L K C O U N T Y , Riverhead.

OOMMBNCED BUS/I\:ESS JULY 18, 1887.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. JANUARY 1, 1900. . . . . . $1,725,000.00 Permanent Guarantee Fund, . . . • • 7 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0

Losses on Searches in 1 8 9 9 , ' 1 , 7 3 2 . 4 2

Losses under Policies In 1 8 9 9 3 , 8 3 0 . 8 2

Total Losses under Policies since organization, • • 1 7 , 9 3 9 . 4 4

Total Losses on Searches since organization, 6 , 4 0 6 . 9 3

Total Losses since organization, . . . • • • . • . • • > 2 4 , 3 4 6 . 3 7

Its mctfiod of examination is the safest, as the amount of its losses indicates.

Its method of insurance is the strongest, because it is based on the safest examination and

the most careful supervision.

Its information is the fullest, because it furnishes abstracts in addition to an opinion and a

policy.

Its policies are universally accepted by individuals, trustees and corporations.

It has complete locality and nominal plants of the Counties of New Vork, Kings and

Westchester.

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PRESIDENT and GENERAL MANAGER. EDWIN W. COGGESHALL.

TREASURER. JOHN DUER.

OfFICERS.

VICE-PRESIDENT. DAVID B. OGDEN.

SECRETARV. WILLIAM P. DIXON.

ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER. SAMUEL GREEN.

2d VICE-PRESIDENT. JOHN T. LOCKMAN.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY. E D W A R D MORGAN.

D I R E C T O R S .

E D W I N W. COGGESHALL, WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, of Butler , Notman . Jol ine &.

Mynderse. WILLIAM P. DIXON, of Miller, Peckham & Dixou. JOHN DUER, of Duer, S t rong & Jarv is . H E N R Y E. HOWLAND, of Howland &. Murray. J. F R E D E R I C KERNOCHAN.

JOHN T. LOCKMAN, of De Wit t , Lockman & De Wit t . F R A N K L I N B. LORD, of Lord. Day & Lord. J. L A W R E N C E MARCELLUS. DAVID B. OGDEN, of i^arsons, Shepard & Ogden. H E R B E R T E. TURNER, of Turne r . McClure & Rols ton . JOHN WKBBER. JAMES M. VARNUM, of V a r n u m & HarlsoD.

C O M M I T T E E O F C O U N S E L .

E. E L L E R Y ANDERSON. GEORGE F. BUTTERWORTH, of S t rong & Cadwalader . F R E P F F T C DF P. FOSTER, C H A R L E S A. PEABODY, J r . MYER S. ISAACS, of M. S. & I. S. Isaacs, Lecturer on Real

Es ta t e Law, New York Univers i ty Law School. THEO, F . JACKSON. J . L A W R E N C E MARCELLUS.

JOHN W. PIRSSON. Cha i rman .

BENJAMIN F . LEE, of Lee & Lee, la te Professor of Real Es ta t e and Equi ty Jur i sprudence , Columbia College Law School.

DAVID B, OGDFN. of Parsons , Shpr>-'n £ Cgden. B. AYMAR SANDS, of Bowers & Sands . EDWARD W. SHELDON, cf Stewart & Sheldon, J, EVARTS TRACY, of Evar t s , Choate & Beaman. GEORGE WADDINGTON. SIDNEY WARD.

RECORD AND GUIDB. RE^LL ESTATE AGENTS, ETC. Ill

REAL ESTATB.

JOHN ARMSTRONG • "' *Real Estate Agent and Broker

l O M X H I B D A T S N T T i :

C o r n e r 1 0 9 t h S t r e e t T e l e p h o n e , 628—79th ,

BLAKESLEE BARNES, 6 9 L I B E R T Y S T . , N E W Y O R K .

Broker F o r i n v e s t m e n t s of a l l K i n d s .

R E A L ESTATE AND MOETGAaES A SPECIALTY.

P. T, CANAVAN, Real Bstate,

Mortgages and Builders' Loans, 1 3 6 S t h A v e . , b e t . 1 6 t h a n d 1 7 t h S t r e e t s .

IJBASING OF TENEMENTS A SPECIALTY.

le&Ao E . C O H H A B T B U B S . LBVT

ISAAC K. COHN & CO. Real Estate Agents and Brokera

1 4 7 9 B R O A D W A T , T a l , , 294&-38lh , N E W YORK

JOSEPH CORBIT & CO. Real Estate Agents and Brokers

« i a N I N T H A V E N U E , Cor . 28d Bt , N E W YOKK

E s t a t e s T a k e n In C h a r g e R e n t i n g a Spec la l tv

JOHN DAVIS "•"ST"* Real Estate

N O . 1 F I N E S T R E E T

B R A N C H : IBIT L^zlUKton A v e n n e , C o m e r I l s t b B t z M l A P F E A I S E B : Money to l o a n a t l a n d 4M p a r oen t .

T e l e p h o n e Oooneat touB

n. R. DREW & CO. Real Estate Agents and Brokera

ESTATES MANAQBD

1 W E S T « 7 T H S T B E E T

Hor t lLwea t Gor . r i l t h A r e . N E W T O B K

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j g j ^ j ^ GEO. N. HARTMANN & CO. , ^ iiblaics Managed

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Huston & Havemeyer Real Estate & Insurance Agents & Brokers

M a i n Of f i ces : B6 & 58 P i n e S t , T e l . . 1734 J o h n

U p t o w n OtEices: 4 1 2 C o l u m b u a A v . (SOth S t . )

T e l , , 1266 R i v e r s i d e

E s t a b l i s h e d 1 8 8 6 .

H. JOHNS, 4 7 1 S I X T H A V E . ,

n e a r 2 8 t h S t . T e l , , 1747 B M a d i a o n a q .

M a n u f a c t u r e r o f B O A R D , T I N A N D C L O T H

REAL ESTATE SIGNS.

28d andiMCh W s r d P r o p e r t y a Spec ia l ty PAUL MAYER,

Real Estate

» 5 1 T T . I S S T H S T B E E T

MOttTGASE LOANS Te lepbone , 297 H a r l u n

KEAL. E S T A T B .

HIRAM MERRITT Real Bstate Taken°of P r o p e i l y

B 8 T H I R D A V E N U E , N . T .

D e s c r i p t i o n e f a n y p r o p e r t y w h i c h y o u m a y h a v e f o r S A L E o r t o R E N T Bol lc l t ed .

WILLIAM M. RVAN Real Estate

A D O T I O M E Z B a n d B B O E S B

1 4 0 B B O A D W A T . N E W Y O B E

CH. VOLZING & SON, Real Estate and insurance.

9 5 3 T H I R D A V E N U E , oor . 67th S t r e e t ,

T e l e p h o n e , 2134-38ib Bt, N E W YORK.

A B B O T T & C O . , Tel, , 511 c o l u m b u a .

Real Estate Brokers, R e n f i n g a n d C o l l e c t i n g 870 N I N T H A V E , ,

a S p e c i a l t y . n e a r 5 7 t h S t r e e t . E n t i r e c h a r g e t a k e n of p r o p e r t y .

A M E S & C O . , Tel. n-satbSt. Real Estate Agents and Brokers.

P a r t i c u l a r A t t e n t i o n t o 109 W e s t S i t h S t r ee l , B e n t l n s a n d Col leot tng. a d j . oor . B r o a d w a y ,

THE WM. S. ANDERSON CO. H*HOLD D. K E H L E R . P r e a i d e n t , W « , S ANnKHBON.Yice-Pres.S Treas .

S M L e j i n g m n Ave., n e a r 70th St, 348 Co lumbus Ave. , n e a r 77tb S t .

Real Estate T e l e p h o n e Connec t ion B.

FRANKLIN S. BAILEV, Management ot Batatea,

8 S 0 B B O O M K S T B E E T . EBtabUabed 1833. T e l e p b o n e . 15S1 Spr ing ,

M. BARGEBUHR, Real Bstate Broker

18S3 V A D I B O N A T B . H . W . «

L o a n s Negot la ten

IMth Bt.

FREDERICK A. BOOTH Real Estate and Insurance

E s t a t e s Managed a u d Rentn Co l l ec t ed 2 8 E a s t 1 6 t h S t r e e t

CHARLES A. BERRIAN, Auctioneer—Broker—Appraiser

B r o n z Boroueh Real E s t a t e 1 4 1 B r o a d w a y , W a a h i n g t o n L i t e B u i l d i n g , N . Y

D p T T Y A C O TelephoneWO—Tflts

Real Bstate Brokera and Appraisers 1 9 1 8 T h i r d A r « M M « , n e a r T O t h B t r e e t .

P r o p e r t y UaUBgad BRANDT & KIRBY,

Real Estate 6. W. Oor. BroadwKj ftnd loitb Street

CHARLES BUERMANN & CO. Real Bstate Brokers and Auctioneers

B e n t s Col lected >07 G r a n d S t r e e t

Te lepbone , ei6 F r a o k l l n 9 7 C e d a r S t r e e t

W. WALLACE DETRICK, M a n a g e m t n t of E s t a t e s a Specia l ty ,

Real Estate Broker and Agent. 2 3 4 0 S E V E N T H A V E . T e l . 1028 H a r l e m ,

CHAS. E. DUROSS, Real Bstate, Loans and Insurance.

E s t a t e s U a n a g e d -RentH Col leo tcd .

Tel. , 2588-11, iS42 W e r t 1 4 t h S t .

R E A L E S T A T E .

W C T\I1 /^FD Tei . . l210SStb8t ,

• * - . l ^ l L U L I x , Mortgage Loans

Eentlag and ^^^' Estate and Insurance CoUectrne a S p e c l ^ t y 1 9 8 E a s t S S t h S t r e e t

Owners of Flats and Tenements. I m a k e a s p e c i a l t y of t a k i n g h o u a s B on l e a a e .

A m t h o r o u g h l y r e s p o n e i b l e . P r o p e r t y o w n e r m y -aeif, B s t a t e B m a n a g e d . T H O M A S E A G L E T O N , 3 4 4 W e s t 5 9 t h S t , , n e a r N i n t h A v e n u e .

EAST SIDE REALTV CO. Real Estate and Loans

393 G R A N D S T , , N E A R S U F F O L K ST , H . B e r m a n T e l , , 2799 S p r i n g J . M o s k o w i t z .

JAMESJ. ETCHINGHAM, S\i ^^ Ren t* Col lec ted E s t a t e s M a n a g e d n . w. ., .

1 9 6 8 B r o a d w a y , c o r . Sfllh St, ^^"^ ^ « ' ^ ' * " " "

Opposite Hotel Marie Antoinette Mortgage Loans

ALBERT ETZEL & SON.'-??''-? E s t a t e s M a n a g e d R e n t a C o l l e c t e d L o a n s N e g o t i a t e d

Ul 4 Hivers ide

Real Estate Brokers, 2 6 1 1 B r o a d w a y ,

b e t 9 S t h a n d 9 9 t h S t s .

CHAS. R. FARUOLO & CO. J^s' Italian Real Estate Agents. Spring.

H o u s e s t a l t en on l e a e e a s p e c i a l t y . R e n t i n g a n d C o l l e c t i n g , M a o a g e m e a t of E s t a t e s .

2 6 P R I N C E S T . . n e a r M O T T S T .

J. W. FARRINGTON. ^'t.^lt'^T^tU House Agent and Insurance

I B I C o l a m b n s A v e . , n e a r 66th St . , L S t a t i o n . J l . . r .

SYDNEV FISHER, S;£Se^/Er°"°° Real Estate and Insurance

E s t a t e s M a n a g e d B e n t a Col lec ted 5 4 , 5 6 , 8 8 L e x i n g t o n A T B . , •• A p p e l l a t e " B u i l d i n g

JOSEPH B. FLYNN, Real Estate, Loaaa and laattrmaca

E s t a t e s Managed , B e n t s Col lec ted . 3 5 C o l a m b n s A r « „ n e a r S l e t S t . , N . ' ^

ROBERT FULTON, Real Estate, Mortgage Loans,

R e a l t y B u i l d i n K , T e l e p h o n e 3886 C o r t l a n d t 6 0 L i b e r t y S t r e e t .

CHARLES GAHREN T e l . . 3ij7 Riverside

Real Estate and Loans fitjl C O L U M B U S A V E N U E

P r o p e r t y on U p p e r W e s t S i d e a S p e c i a l t y

P. A. GEOGHEGAN Tei., as 38th Real Estate Agent, Broker, Appraiser

4 6 4 E I G H T H A V E . R e n t i n g a n d C o l l e c t i n g n e a r S l t h S t . a S p e c i a l t y

HONEYMAN & FLECK, SclST' 308 W6Bt3(ithSt., Real Estate and

Hear E igh th Ave,, N,Y. „ i Telephone, itE?—istii st, insurance Brokers,

CHARLES HIBSON, Real Estate and Insurance,

3 3 7 L e x i n g t o n A v e . , co r , 34th St , , T e l . , 32B3 M a d l a o n S q u a r e . H e w T o r t .

Te lephone 180 H a r l e m HUGO F. HOEFLER,

Builder end Real Estate

I M B t , N i o h o l m * A v e . , N o r t h e a s t co r , I l B t b Btrf"*

BENJ. H. IRVING, REAL A c r e a g e T r a c t s In ESTATE W e s t c b e s t e r Coun ty a a d BROEER. B r o n x Borough a Specia l ty .

3 1 5 M a d i s o n A v e . , c o r . 4 2 d S t . , N e w Y o r k .

J O S H U A W . J O N E S Tei..27n-i8-hst. Real Esiate Broker and House Agent

UeiLl lnRnniJ C o l l e c t i n g a S i^ec la i ty 1 5 4 6 t i i A v e , t n t l r e c h a r g e t a k e n of p ro i>e r ty B e l o w 12th 81-

IV. REAI. ESTATE AGENTS. ETC. R E W O R D A N D Q U T D B .

R E A L E S T A T E .

ne i—KiE WM. P. JONES & SON, Bp^iaW; I •tsoagement Of Estates

Bro .era—Aiipi 'alsers 4 g 5 N i n t h A T e n u e , B e a t 36Ul d t r e e i

C. F. W. JOHAINNING.'^'^*"''"'''^ Real Bstate

Es tBte i M a n a g e d 201)6 E i g h t h A v e u u e . .M.ar l l l L b S i r e e i .

U . K a b n . A. Id. B » u m * J U i .

KAHN & BAUMANN, E s t a t e s Manap-ed Real Estate Specia l ty : H a r l e m P r o p e r t y

1 4 3 0 F i f t h A v e . , c o r . 1 1 6 t h S t . T e l . . 827 H a r l e m .

JOHN D. KARST,JR.. ^fXtZ Real Estate and Insurance

R e n t i n g a n d Col lec t ing a Spec ia l ty a 0 5 1 E i g h t h A v e n n e , N, W . c o r . l l l t h 8 t , , N . T .

KATZ & CO. Real Estate Brokers and Agents

3 5 N a s s a u S t r e e t 1 1 4 K « B t B r o a d w n y , T e l e p h o D e , 1359 P r a n k l i n

J O H N J . K A V A N A G H , Estab 1359. Real Estate Broker,

1 0 3 1 M a d i s o n A v e . , c o r . 79 th S t . T e L , l S f l - 7 9 t h ,

B. L. KENNELLY & CO. Sf? |„ Auctioneers, Real Estate & Loan Brokers

K e n n e l l y B u i l d i n g , 7 P i n e S t

R B A J J E S T A T B .

SAMUEL H. MARTIN, Real Eatate and Insurance.

Ream Oolleeted E s t a t e s Managed , 4 T O N i n i b A v r n B d . N«-w V o r k .

HENRY J. MILLER & CO., Real Estate and insurance.

EstaleB MaoaRed a n d Ren t s Oollooled. IHA A m n t o r d n m A v t t . , Bfl,. Tfltfe a n d l M h S to . . N . T

Char les GrifFIth M o s e s & B r o . Real Eatate,

I 9 6 0 A m s t e r d a m A v e . c o r n e r is?th S t .

W. M. L A W R E N C E Establ l s l ied , J u l y . 1M7 WM. KENNELLY,

Auctioneer, Real Estate and Loan Broker 1 1 1 B r o a d w a y , R o o m F . B a s e m e n t , N . T ,

LOANS O.N B O N D A N D M O R T G A G E

ARTHUR C. KETCHAM, 55 Liberty St.

T E L , , '2112 C O R T L A N D T .

K I N G B R O T H E R S . Tei. 1297 Hariem Real Estate.

Rent;^ C l l e c t e d , E a t a t e a M a n a g e d . 6 » 3 S t . N i c h o l a s A v e , , S E, co r , l i l s t Bt , . N . T .

JOSEPH W. LAWRENCE, Real Estate

L o M U O n R e a l E s t a t e . AGE.NT, BROKER, A P P R A I 9 E B , TeL. 1683 G o n i a l - ' ' t , sa L i b e r t y St, , oor . N a s s a u St,

JACOB LEULY, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.

43 PINE STREET, N. Y.

T e l e p h o n e Connec t ion .

J. P. & E.J. MURRAY, ' ^X.'C Real Estate

T h i r d A v e n n e , C o r n e r 112th S t r e e t

R E A L E S T A T B .

WIGGINS & STETSON, Real Estate

Mortgage Loans.

1 3 0 B r o a d w a y , N . y . FRiNK E . WlGQlIiS, W . L B S T B H STETGOM.

R. PEHLEMANN & SON Real Bstate

4 9 3 C o l n m h U B A v e n n e , C o r n e r 84 th S t r e e t

* • P R E U S S " Tel, . 1S46Riverside

Real Bstate 3 7 8 3 B r o a d w a y Specia l a t t e n t i o n g iven t o

( former lv Bou leva rd ) R e o t l n g a n d a ianage-n e a r )06tb S t r e e t m e n t ot E s t a t e s

GEORGE RANGER Real Estate and Mortgagea

» 8 ? W e s t l a S t h B t r e e t T d L . 6*6 H a r l e m

rtUGH REILLY, TeL. 918 ISth St .

Real Estate

JOHN P. WINDOLPH Real Estate and Insurance

S 9 X J b e r t y S t r e e t T e l n p h o n e . U S C o r t l a n d t

N O R T H N E W Y O R K B R O K E R S .

BRAUN & CO. Real Estate and Insurance

6G7 M e l r o s e A v e . , n e a r Incld St . , N e w Y o r k B R O N X P R O P E R T Y O U R S P E C I A L T Y

J A S . E . C A L L A N T e L . e s T r e m o n t .

Real Estate and Insarance aot X a s t l T 7 t h S t r e e t . O n e b l o c k e a s t o t Sd a v e .

s t ab le . Bus lneo ' a n d F a c t o r y r r o r e r t y f o r ' a l e r Lease, b t ab l e s . S ta l l s . T r u c k Room a l w a y s o L e l . Of f i ce . 5 1 1 W , | 4 t h S t r e e t

WILLIAM P. ROONEY Real Estate Broker and Agent

E s t a t e s SlanaBed, Rente Col lected. Mor tgage Loana T e l e p b o n e . 1005 Co lumbua

4 0 2 W e s t S l a t S t . , Co r . 9 t h A v e n u e

C H A S . R U B I N G E R T e l e p h o n e . W ) S - i « t

Real Estate Broker and Agent E s t a t e s M a n a g e d . R e n t s Col lec ted . Mor tgage L o a n s

1 4 0 S e c o n d A v e . , b e t . S t h Sc 9 t h S t e .

atnRAG & RICHTBERG, otiated Real Estate and Insurance

1 3 4 W e s t 2 3 d S t r e e t . T e l e p h o n a , 1702—18ih ^i

L E I T N E R & M A R K S BronxBorougb Good Things tor Speculators Property a Specialty S. E . C o r . W e n d o v e r a n d 3 d A V B . T e l , , 139 T r e m o n t B r a n c h ; ISDtb S t . a n d S t . A n n ' s Ave, Tel. , 155 M e l r o s e

JOHN P. NORMOYLE. Real Estate and Insurance,

S I O " W e s t c h e s t e r A v e . , N e w Y o r k . TeL. 7B A—Melrose, K e a r S t . A n a ' s Ave .

R E A L E S T A T E O P E R A T O R S .

l u u s . n-.r.' -•• jiUBius a.. aiAifx S.iL. L E W I N E , Spec ia l

ADELSON & SLONE Real Estate Operators

135 BROADWAT. NEW TORK. T e l e p b o n e — 1 0 4 8 C o r t l a n d t

A . S T E B N L JAOKSON

JACKSON & STERN, RealBstate Operatora

3 1 N A S S A U S T B E E T , C o r n e r C e d a r S t r e e t

Te lepbone , 4037 C o r t l a n d t B a n k of C o m m e r c e Bu i ld ing

A, M. JAMPOLB L O U I S W & B n a t

D. H. SCULLY RealBstate E n t i r e c h a r g e of E s t a t e s I n s u r a n c e a n d L o a n s

&^ E. I S S t h S t . , h e t . P a r k a n d M a d i s o n A v e s . Te le r iboue , 824 H a r l e m

L E V Y B R O S . , Tel., 1525 Spring. Real Estate Brokers and Agents,

SD2 G R A N D S T R E E T , H o u s e s L e a s e d — R e n t i n g & C o l l e c t i u g a S p e c i a l t y ,

WILLIAM R„ LOWE & CO. Real Estate Brokers and Appraisers

N . W . c o r 1 3 6 t h S l . 2 2 1 W e s t l l O t h S t , a n d S e v e n t h A v e , T e l . c a l l , S H a r l e m ,

HENRY MARKS, Real Estate

Jt91& K i g h t h A v e n n e ^ t a t e i M a n a g e d TeL. 934 H a r l e m

Sl tPHEN McCORMICK Real Estate

a l a d i H o i i A v i - n n e , co r , 'SSth 8 t , T e l . , 341 Harleffi.

Thos.f . MCLAUGHLIN Real Estate and Insurance

LSS'4 T h i r d A v e n u e , n e a r 72d S t r e e t

WILLIAM SEELIGSBERG Real Estate Loans and Appraiser

G e r m a n - A m . B l d g . , c o r . N a s s a u a n d I d b e r t y S t s .

W A L T E R S T A B L E R . L , M. S M I T H ,

STABLER & SMITH, Real Estate Agents and Brokers,

67-1 C O L U M B U S A V E N U E , T e l e p h o n e C o n n e c t i o n . N e a r 9 3 d S t r e e t ,

JANPOLE & WERNER Real Estate Operatora

2 0 6 B B O A D W A T T e l e p h o n e , IBOl C o r t l a a d t

WlLLIiSl P R A O E U PlKCnS LOWENFBLO

LOWENrELD & PRAGER Real Estate Operators

l i s B R O A D W A Y , R o o m 138 T e l e p b o n e , 5174 C o r t l a n d t

H. MASOBLBAOU e. L B WIN B

MANDELBAUM & LEWINE Real Estate Operatora

1 1 1 B R O A D W A Y , B o o m B 3B a n d 36

Te lephone , 1379 C o r t l a n d t

ERNEST TRIBELHORN Manager of Properties and Estates

P r o p e r t i e s L e a s e d r i g h t o u l f rom O w n e r s d e s i r i n g m o d e r a t e i n l e r e s t a n d n o a n n o y a n c e

H I a . d i 3 o n A v e n u e c o r n e r O l s t S t r e e t

MORTIMER J. WATERS, aoJ-kh Real Estate,

1213 L E X I N G T O N A V E . , c o r . 8 2 3 S t . E n t i r e C h a r g e o£ P r o p e r t y . L O A N S , R e n t i n g a n d C o l l e c t i n g a S p e c i a l t y . I N S U R A N C E ,

L e o p o l d S c h m e i d l e r . I r v i n g B a c h r a c h .

SCHMEIDLER & BACHRACH, Real Estate Operators,

R o o m 614 , Bl N A S S A U S T . , B a n k o t C o m m e r c e B l d g , . N, Y.

T e l e p h o n e . 2784 C o r t l a n d t .

LEOPOLD WEIL, Agent, Appraiser ajid Broker

o£ M a n h a t t a n I s l a n d S e a l E s t a t e .

T e l . , 4E?8 C o r t l a n d t . 3 7 M a i d e n I . a a e .

MORRIS WEINSTEIN, Real Estate Operator,

1 4 1 B R O A D W A T . C o r L i b e r t y S t . , R o o m 614 . T E L E P H O N E — 3 3 i ) 0 C o r t l a n a t .

T H E L E A S I N G O F F L A T A N D T E N E M E N T P R O P E R T Y A S P E C I A L T Y .

D O YOU K N O W T H E L A W ?

All l a w s r e l a t i n g to B u i l d i n g c a n b e t o u b d o n l y i n t h e R e c o r d a n d G u i d e ' s p u b l i c a t i o n ' T h e B u i l d i n g L a w s of G r e a t e r N e w Y o r k , " S o a r ­r a n g e d t b a t y o u c a n flnd a n y t h i n g y o u w a n t a s e a s i l y a s a w o r d m a d i c t i o n a r y . B o u n d In c l o t h a n d i l l u B t r a t e d . $3 .00 . S e n d t o 1 4 a n d 1 3 v e « « y S t r e e t . . .^..Ji

R E C O R D A N U Q U l D n . MASONS' MATERIALS.

R O N A L D TAYLOR Qranolitblc and Asphalt

pAVBMKNTa F O » S I D E W A L K S , A E K A S . Y A R D S

AND F L O O R S .

Off ice, 156 Sth Av., cor. 20th St., N. Y. Telephone, 4—18th S t Sand for Eatimatea.

D. S. PLUMMER J09 Vest 42d Street, N e w York:

Front, Common, Ornamental, Ho'Iow, Arch and Mantel BRICK B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L P R I C E S .

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B K I C K . Oare ;o a f l o a t H u d a o n R i v e r , s p e c i a l P e r M $ 4 7 5 5 2 5

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F r o n t s . C r o t o n P o i n t s — B r o w n P e r M $ ® 1 2 0 0

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A M E U I C A N L I S T . S i n g l e .

S i z e s . I s t . 2 d . 3 d .

ex 8 - 1 0 x 1 5 $ 1 7 5 0 * 1 6 2 5 $ 1 5 5 0 $ 1 5 0 0 1 1 x 1 4 — 1 4 x 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 8 5 0 1 7 2 5 1 6 5 0 1 0 x 2 6 — 1 6 x 2 4 2 2 0 0 1 8 x 2 2 — 2 0 s 3 0 2 5 0 0 1 5 x 3 6 - 2 4 x 3 0 2 7 0 0 2 6 x 2 8 - 2 4 x 3 6 3 0 0 0 2 6 x 3 4 — 3 0 x 4 0 3 3 5 0 32x38—SOx.'iO 40 00 3 0 x 5 2 - 3 0 x 5 4 . 4 1 2 5 3 0 x 6 6 — 3 4 x 5 6

D o u b l e . S i z e s . I s t

30 00 23 00 24 50 26 75 30 50 36 50 37 50

18 50 2i 00 22 00 24 00 27 00 32 00 33 75

4th.

17 75

2d. 3d 4th.

24 50 26 25 2S75 30 50 33 75 3SO0 4 5 5 0 4 6 5 0 4 8 5 0 5 2 0 0 5 0 0 0

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S i z e s a b o v e 100 i n c h e s JIO.OO p e r b o x e x t r a for e v e r y 5 l a c h e s . A n a d d i t i o n a l 10 p e r c e n t , w i l l b e c h a r g e d for a l l s i z e s m o r e t h a n 40 i n c h e a w i d e . A l l s i z e s o v e r 52 i n c h e s In l e n g t h , a n d n o t m a k ­i n g m o r e t h a n 8 1 u n i t e d i n c h e s , w i l l b e c h a r g e d In t h e 8 4 u n i t e d i n c h e s b r a c k e t . D i a c o u o t , 80, 1 0 a n d 5 p e r c e n t , on first b r a c k e t . O t h e r b rac fe -e t c , 85 p e r c e u t . , e x c e p t s e c o n d a n d t h i r d , w h i c h a r e d e a r e r in p r o p o r t i o n t o a s a o r f m e n t ,

P B E N O H L I S T . Slnele,

Sizefl. 1 s t . 2 d . 3 d . 4 t h .

B x 8 — 1 0 x 1 5 S 1 5 5 0 , ¥ I 4 5 0 S 1 4 0 0 * 1 3 Si'' 1 1 x 1 4 — 1 6 5 2 1 1 8 5 0 1 7 7 5 1 6 7 5 1 6 0 0 1 8 x 2 ^ - 2 0 x 3 0 2 4 2 5 2 3 0 0 2 1 2 5 2 0 0 0 1 5 x 2 6 — 2 4 x 3 0 2 6 5 0 2 4 5 0 2 2 0 0 2 6 x 2 8 — 2 4 x 3 6 2 8 7 5 2 6 7 5 2 6 x 3 4 — 2 6 x 4 4 3 2 2 5 3 0 5 0 2 6 x 4 6 — 3 0 x 5 0 3 8 2 5 3 6 s o 3 0 x 5 2 — 8 0 x 5 4 3 9 7 5 3 7 5 0 3 0 x 5 6 — 3 4 x 5 6 4 1 5 0 3 9 0 0 3 4 x 5 - < - 3 4 x 6 0 . 4 3 5 0 4 2 0 0 3 6 x 6 0 4 0 x 6 0 4 7 5 0 4 4 2 5

^ i s o o u n t 8 0 % + 10»*i. D o u b l e .

S i z e s . 1 . 6 x 8 to 1 0 x 1 5 $ 2 1 5 0

11x14 to 16x24 2 6 0 0 18x22 to 2 0 x 3 0 33 5 0 15x36 to 2 4 x 3 0 3 6 5 0 2 6 x 2 8 t o 24x.?5 40 0 0 2 6 x 3 4 t o 3 0 x 4 0 45 0 0 32x38 t o 3 0 x 5 0 52 75 30x52 to .•?0s54 55 0 0 30xo6 to 3 4 x 5 6 5 7 0 0 34x58 t o 3 4 x 6 0 5 9 50 36xGO t o 4 0 x 6 0 64 50

S I Z E S A B O V E — $ 1 5 p e r b o x e x t r a for e v e r y 5 I n c h e s ,

Al i s i z e s o v e r 52 i n c h e s i n l e n g t h , a n d n o t m a k ­i n g m o r e t h a n 8 1 u n i t e d i n c h e s , w i l l b e c h a r g e d ID, t h e 8 4 i n c h e s .

D i s c o u n t SOfj/SQ a n d 1 0 p e r c e n t .

C A S M E N T O ' S I M P R O V E D

PLASTIC-SLATE Roofing. Cuaranteed up to IS years.

Cheaper than t m , Costs nothing to maintain. For ncA buildine*;, or raid over oid tin or othar roof*.

CASMENTOROOFINGCO. leo FIFTH AVE.

2 4 0 0 2 7 0 0 3 2 7 5 3 3 7 5 3 6 0 0 3 9 0 0 4 2 0 0

2, $ 2 0 5 0

25 0 0 3 1 7 5 33 7 5 37 2 5 42 7 5 50 .50 5 1 7 5 54 1X1 57 50 6 0 . 5 0

3, $19 7 5

2 3 75 29 75 3 0 50 33 75 38 00 45 50 46 75 4 9 75 5 3 5 0 57 50

National Fire=Prooring Co., MAtlUF',\i.'TUHERS OF

^"SRTCE-^'I riRE=PROOFING OFFICES ;

New York,Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia W o r k s : P i t t s b u r g h , P a . ; P o r t M u r r a y , N . J , ;

E a s t P a l e s t i n e . O , : R e v e r e , Masa,,

BRINKMAN FIRE PROOFING CO.,

CONSIRUOTOBB OF

Flre Proof Partitions and Arches, Elevatof Sbafts, etc.

T o w n s e n d B u i l d i n g . 1123 B r o a d w a y . N . T .

H E N R Y M A U R E R & SON, nAKUTiCTUHBRa OF

Fireproof Building; Materials OF E V E R Y DESCRIPTION,

B o U o w Brlcfe m a d e o t Cloy for F l a t Arches , P a r t i t i o n s . F u r r i n g , E t o , P o r o u s T e r r a C o t t a , F lee Br ick , E t c .

O F F I C E A N D DEPOT, 4 2 0 E . 2 3 d BT,, W o r i c e , M a u r e r , N, J . NEiiw v ^ R K

B AILEVS PATENT Fire=ProoF Material

M a n u f a c t u r e d by Thonjos Eai ley OlDce a n d F a c t o r y

A M S T E R D A M A V E . ( IOth A v e . ) T e l , 2 3 0 Oor . 1 5 1 s t S t , H i g h B r i d g e

Meeker, Carter & Booraem, 1 MADISON A V E . , N B W T O B K .

O r n a m e n t a l F r o n t Bricks , T e r r a Co t t a , F l re -ProoOnf Mater ia l s , F l r e Brick, Rooflng T i la , e to .

POHBION AND DOMBSTIO

ENAMELED BRIQC LOUIS KIRCHNER,

Artificial Stone Works,sidewaik«, Yard a 392 D u n c a n Ave. . Jersiey C i t y . N . J . A r e a s , e t o .

T h e N e w Jersey Terra-Cotta Co.

K. MATHIASEN, President.

A R C H I T E C T U R A L T E R R A - C O T T A .

io8 Fulton Street, New York.

FIRE RARITAN PROOFING

MABK. MANUIB-iCTnRBD BT

Raritan Hollow and Porous Brick Co. W O K E S ; KEASBEY, N . J .

O f f i o o , 8 7 4 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k .

THE C. PARDEE WORKS, JIASUf 4CTUEBRS OF

P o r o u s a n d D e m e f l p g P R O O r i N G

H A V E R S T R A W H O L L O W B R I C K , S E W E R P I P E A N D F L U E L I N I N G S .

W o r k s a t P e r t l i A m b o y , N . J .

New York Office, 1123 Broadway.

Mela Fireproof Partition Co. MAtJUPACTURERS AND BUILDERS O ?

Elevator and Dumb-'Waitcr Shafts. FLOOR PARTITIONS, ROOF BTRUOTURES, ETO.

H a r t f o r d B u i l d i n g , 4 1 U n i o n S q u a r e .

T e l e p h o n e , g65B IBt t i Bt.

THE DOEHRING Fireproof Construction Company.

P A R T I T I O N S , S H A F T S , E T C , 2, 3 aad 4 inch.

O F P I O H : TOWT^SBND BLDQ., No . 1 1 2 3 B R O A D W A T , FBTW T O B K .

JOHN W. RAPP, Fireproof Floors, Arches, Doors and

Shutters. 310-328 EAST 94TH S T R E E T ,

T e l e p h o n e , 285 79tli S t .

WHITE FIRE-PROOF CONSTRUCTION CO. 163-104 W e s t 27th St . Tel . lUTB MadlBon Sq.

S h a f t s for E l e v a t o r s , Dumb Wai te rs , etc., Complete.

9. 3 AITD i I N C H F I R E A N D S O U N D P H O O F P A R T I T I O N S .

Cream! ^^TISTIC and BEAUTIFUL. Perfect in Color.

No t Affected by Weather .

Specified by Leading Architects.

Powhatan ClayflfgXo. White

Bricks RlCHnOND, VA . N e w Y o r k Office: T o w n s e n d B u i l d i n g , 1123 B r o T d w a y .

Silver

Gray

Bricks 4thAve.and(38thSt. J. P , D U F F Y & C O . , 136th, 137thjssfh, 139th Sfa.

, | | Vitrified Sewer Pipe, Fire Clay Flue Linings,

Brooklyn BrancE, 72 Wastington A v e ( B r o o k l y n , 1823 Main.

Te l ephones ^ M a n b a t t a n . 723 H a r l e m . ( B r o n x . 231 Melrose.

Apprnved by t h e D e p a ^ ^ FOR W A L L S A>'D CEILINGS, HI' If ff nuUdliiEH. a n d t h e b e a t n o w In U J B .

SAYRE & n S H E R CO.,

Fine Face Brick* M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f

W o a a a : Sayrev l l l e , on R a r l t a a RlTer , n e a r Sou th A m b o y . N. J ,

(WHITB) . ( I J O H T A N D DARK) BTTPP, OCHBB, BBD, GRAY. OLD QOLD A N D P I I M P R T T A N

( o r MDCtled), BoCh P la in o r M o u l d e d . A l s o N A M E L E D BRICK,

Al l O a lo ra . HARD BUILDINQ BRIOK.

H O L L O W A N D F I R E BRIOK J A S . R . S A Y R E , J R . , A C O . . A g e n t s .

OHicc, 207 Broadway, S,^, cor. Fultoo St., N E W Y O R K

ENAMELED BRICKS, Manufactured by THE AMERICAN ENAMELED BRICK AND TILE CO*

Snow 'White, Cream Buff, or Fancy Colored. I N T B a L O C K I N G TII .E.

O F F I C E : 1 M A D I S O N A V E N U B , N E W T O B K . J . FHANCIS BOORAEM, Sec. ond Treaa.

F A C T O R T : S O D T H RlVblH, N. J . B E R N A R D J A C H D A E T , Sup t .

Standard English and American Sizes and Special Shapes.

PFOTENHAUER & NESBIT, St. James Building-, 1133 Broadway, F R O N T A N D E N A M E L E D

BRICKS corner 26th 15t., New York. T e l e p h o n e . 161 M a d i s o n S q u a r e .

HOAGLAND Sc ROBINSON CO.,^:^:^^'^B^^^^I'^^^.-P.... H e D r y P . R o b i n a o n , S e c y . & T r e a BRICK, LIME, LATH, CEMENT,

H A I B , F L n B LINING, W A L L COPINQS, ETO.

TELEFHOnE CALL. 14ai ["' Masons' Building Materials

Main Office and Yard, Foot 48tlLi and 49tli Streets, North River, N e w York.

VI MASONS' MATERIAI .S . RIXX>RD AND OUIDB.

ORRIN D. PERSON,

TBLEFHOHIS

Offices, i 6 o Fi f th A v e n u e ,

Yard , 137th St. a n d Mad i sop •*"«.

'' Front Bricfc, Fire Bricfc, PavinjBricfc, Glazed Bricfc. Sewer Pipe, Fire Proofing and Roofing: Tile.

COMMON BRICK, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, ETC TIFFANY ENAMELED BRICK.

H. W. BELL, 4 t h A v e n u e a n d 1 3 9 t h S t r e e t , H. V.

5ewer and Flue Pipe, Plaster Blocks. DOWN TOWN T A R D : 417 EAST 48TH STREET.

FRANK G. SCHWIND,

Cut Stone Contractor and M^on, 148 East 79th Street,

S.B.Cor.LexInEtOQ Ave.

New Tork.

All DeacriptloDB of Stone Front.! and Strops Renovated, Repaired and Pointed Up.

BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES.

New York & New Jersey Fire-Proofing Co., 156 F i f th Avenue , N E W Y O R K , — ' " ' * •* '

Superior Qaality COMMON ERICK, Suitable for Exterior Walls

TAluboaa , 1SS4 I t a

HOLLOW CLAY FIREPROOF BLOCKS. LORILLARD HOLLOW BRICK AND HEADERS.

WILLIAM B. DAVIES. PresldsQt A. QORDON KOKEIS, Secretary and Treaaurer

THE OHIO MINING AND MANFG. CO. J56 Fif th A v e n u e , N e w Y o r k Telephone. i B 8 4 - i 8 t h

Makers and Shippers of the S U P E R I O R S H A W N E E F R O N T B R I C K in all Colors and Shapes

"SSThite Brick and Terra-Cotta Co. 156 Fifth Avenue, New York

Telephone, 1984—ISth

Architectural Terra-Cotta in all Colors SOLID COLOR, NOT SLIPPED OR SPRAYED

4 * Salaeee'' Plastering Fibre Indo r sed by Archi tec ts , Cont rac tors and Bui lders

TeL, 202a ISth Bt.

TEADE MAEK

NOT AFFECTED BY Hot U m e ; Cleaner, Stronger and Cheaper than Hair

lrJ^\?r^'«croT:;purt,r?^ Charles R. Weeks & Bro., 542 West I4th street Telephone Call,

lOSOi Sth Street. Wm. Jtmghertchen, 2,000,000 2d k B R I C K for s a k c h e a p .

HCXOAVATOR AND DEALER IN BUILDINQ BROKEN STONB AND SAND.

Carting acfl Trucking In all ita branches. Offloe, 505-507K. IBth St. Yards, 819, 521.523 E. 19th Bt., N.T.

Telephoae, II 18th St. T.J . Mooney & G).

2,000.000 2d ^ BKIOC for sale clieap. HIOAVATOaS AND DHALBRS IN BBOKBN

STONE AND SAND,

Cart ing and Trucking In all i ts branohea. Yards, 414-416 B. 19th St. Offlce, 50? H, 13th gt-

H A I E . Ca t t l e pe r bushe l of 7 Iba, lOo. Goat 17 a 21 Goat , waelied p e r l b 3 i g « 4

L A T H . Bas t en t Ss ruoe , s lab $2 25 S2 50

L IME. Maine , oommon p e r bbl. 65 •m 7 0 Maine , finishing " 75 SO Sta te , common, oa r KO r a t e " 60 66 S ta te , iotnta " 85

Ada 250. to above flgurea for y a r d r a t e s .

L U M B E E . A p p e n d e d q u o t a t i o n s are based a lmost wholly

upon pr ices ob t a ined for gondafrom fliathaDde. Y a r d r a t e s necessar i ly r a n g e m u c h h igher owlOK to t h e expenses a t t e n d i n g sor t ing ou t and grad­i n g OBLXKO and even oar lo ts , beside? wbich muet b e added t h e coet of h a n d l i n g and oi i r rying un t i l c o n s u m e r s a r e r eady to inveat . Tertfja of sale also prove i m p o r t a n t fac tors , and a l toge the r i t Is impoaslhle t o give a line of retai l quo t a t l oa s I ho rough ly rel iable in c h a r a c t e r .

SP BUCB—Eaatern—Special . oareoes del ivered N . T *16 00 3 S18 00

R a n d o m oargoea, n a r r o w 13 00 14 rO R a n d o m careocB. wide 15 00 17 00

PILIHQ—EaBtem—cargo r a t e a : R a n g i n g 30 % 40 p e r oent . 12

inch b u t t . 35 t o 40 feet ave rage lentr th 5 —

Bang ing 40 ® 50 pe r cent . 12 Inch bu t t . 35 t o 40 feet ave rage length 5

R a n g i n g 50 ® 60 per cent . 12 i n c h b u t t , 38 t o 40 feet a v e r a g e l eng th 6

Two-thirds 12-inoh b u t t , 38 t o 42 feet ave rage l e n g t h . . . 6 6 ^

Three- four ths 12 inoh b u t t . 4 0 to 45 ft. a v e r a g e l e n g t h . . 6h

All 12 inoh b u t t and up , 48 t o 50 feet a v e r a g e l e n g t h 7

Piece s t ick, 40 feet each 4 0 0 — do 45 6 0 0 do 50 8 00 do 55 1 2 0 0

I n c h spa r s , pe r inoh 20 Seaffolding pule a, each 75 Clothes poles , 45 to 65 ft. e s c h S 00

J j A L L I G A N & S O N , General Contractors

Cellars Excavated 1>ucktng of Every Description 5 4 9 W. 4 0 t h S t

BstlmateB Turolabed TBL. 25S—38th8t.

The Mietz & Weiss Pumping and

Power Engine GAS or KEROSENE

SOO to 5000 Gallons per hour Cheapest power known. Pro-Tided with clutch for throw­ing pmnp out of action, to use engine for power. Send for Catalogue.

A. MIETZ 128 Mott St., N. Y. City

G. GREENHALGH & CO. PLUMBEES AND

Architectural Marble Work, 413 Eas t 9lBt St., N. T.

TeL.,102'S—78th St. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

Vreeland Gas and Gasoline Engines. HANUFACTOEED BY KUMBERGER, CLEMENTS & CO.,

83 A ii5 Sullivan St., n r . Qr»nd. Tel. 744 Prankl in

WH. HILGERS' CO. Artificial Stone and Asphalt Works

Office and Yard

2 0 3 & 2 0 5 V . tOtst SU N e w Y o r k

E. J. JOHNSON & CO. ^ ^ R O O F I N G SLATE,

JT.T. BLATH PBO DUO TIONS. SuaPTj^: Bangor, Pa. 38 PARK ROW, NEW YOHK.

C. LEHMANN,

ARTIFICIAL STONE, For Sidewalks, Yards and Cellars, etc.

31 MANHATTAN STREET, HARLEM

JOHN LAURA & CO.

SnlKlMl Tile and Cranel R00I5. Water Tigtit Vaults, Cellars and Stable Floors, Sidewalks anJ F loon Cemented

ALL WORK GUARANTEED WOMAWK ! iLILi) l>a, IMI r i M M Wl i . . N. V,

PIPE COVERING F o r S t e n m , W a t e r a n d F n r n a c e P i p e s ,

A 1 B « c o v e r i n g f o r B o i l e r s , H e n t e r a , etc.

Ambler Asbestos Air Cell CoTerinj? Co., 36 Cortlandt St. TELBPHi^NE, 4224 CORTLANDT.

Record & Guide Press. FINE BOOK, JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING.

227 WILLIAM STREET.

H E M L O C K . P e n n , Jois t 16 50

do do do do do do do do

boardB 16 60 do surfftced 17 00

tdmbor, 20 ft. and u n d e r 16 0 0 do do a o do do

22 to 24 ft.... 26 tu 28 ft.... 30 to 32 ft... 34 to 36 ft.... 38 to 40 ft....

17 00 18 00 19 00 20 00 2100

33 100 6 00

17 0© 17 00 17 60

17 60 18 50 19 50 20 50 2150

26 90

30 00 33 50 40 00 18 00 SO 00 87 00 Box.

17 00 $13 50 Sll 00 19 00 15 50 12 00

16 tfO 17 00 14 50 16 00 17 OO

13 00 13 50 18 00 14 00 14 50

WHITB PINE—Uppers 61 00@75 00 Selects 54 00@TO 00 Fine common 42 00@60 00 Cuts 30 00@57 00 Sbelving 33 30@42 00 No. 1 Dressing 37O0@4O00 No. 2 Dresains 26 50^37 00 Box 20 50@23 50 Shippers ; &2i 00 Mill Culls @20 00

YELLOW PENE—Random oar-goes sail deUvet l6«N y $22 00

For Bteamet deliveriea, N, T . add «4 00. Ordered ca rgoes ave rage 27 oO Floor lne 32 5 0 Sten p l anb 35 (lO Sidinir 17 00 H e a r t face b o a r d s 2*^00 C a r o r d e r s 35 50

OfflolaINorfolliLi8t,No. 1. No. 2. No. S. 4-4 Wide edge, over

13 In $ 2 5 00 $21 00 4-4 Nar row edge,

n n d 6 r l 2 l n . . . . 19 00 4 -4x8 tn 2 1 0 0 4 - 4 3 l O i n 22 00 19 0 0 4 - 4 s l 2 1 n 25 00 20 00 5-4 Bdire 21 00 19 OO 5 - t x l O l n 2 3 00 20 00 5-4x12 in 26 00 2 1 0 0 6-4 E d e e 23 00 2 ^ 00 fr-4Kl01n . . . 25 00 21 00 6-4x12 In 26 00 22 00 8 ^ Edee 24 uO 20 00 8-4x10 in - . 26 0 0 21 00 — 8 - 4 s l 2 i n 27 OO 22 0 ) North Carol ina Pine—All e rades

sell a t $3 50 ® 4 00 advancp ovnr nfBoiai Norfolk llpr.

S t a n d a r d Loneths—10. 12. l 4 , and IH In. , bu t QOt t " Bxceed 5 opr cent of 10 fe^t

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June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. VII

a A. PRATT & CO. Steam and Hot Water Heating Apparatus

19 W e s t 2 4 t h S t . „L1^ ' .%. N e w York

B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L P R I C E S .

HABDWOOD. Asb, wh i t e 45 00 56 00 Elm 27 50 30 50 Oab , plain 42 00 52 50 Oak, q u a r t e r s awed 66 0'} GK 00 Oafi, q u a r t e r sawed , e x t r a thick 67 00 70 0 0 Kedwood 4 5 0 0 D3 00 Mapie, c lear 2 6 0 0 3ti oO Che t n u t . o l e a r 33 Oo ;15 00 OrproBs, e luar 3 i ) 7 5 48 50 Blaob w a l n u t , good ro c h o i c e . . 110 00 l^iOOO Blaok Walnut , o rd ina ry lo fa i r . 95 00 105 00 Blaok Walnu t , sg Inch 80 Ou 85 i i0 Blaok Walnut , selected and

seasoned 1 2 5 0 0 ISO 00 Blaok Walnu t , omia 35 00 4 J ' > 0 Black Walnu t , rejeota 55 00 dO 00 Cherry , wide 100 00 115 00 C h e n T , e o o d 85 0 0 9 0 0 0 Cheri-y, o rd ina ry 75 00 80 uO Whitewood, inch 38 0 0 40 00 Whitewood. Batnoti 29 00 31 00 Whitewood, 114,1 "s. 2 40 oo 42 oO

do 3 a n d 4 42 50 4 5 ' 0 4 i 4 t o 7 x 7 4 0 0 0 44 50 S s 8 t o l 2 i l 2 - 2 5 0 4 9 0 0 .Vo. 1 Mahogany 15 18

do o u t t i u g u p 10 12

9 H I N Q L B S . Pine , 16 Inch e x t r a 2 75 3 00

do 18 Inch, e x t r a 3 90 4 00 do 18 lnoh;o lear

b u t t 2 8 0 2 9 0 do 1 6 l n o h s tocks 4 2 ^ 4 50 do I S l n o h s tocks 4 75 • 4 80

Shlnglee. Cypres s . 6x18 , H e a r t a . 5 SO 6 05 d o 6 x 1 8 , 4 4 50 5 05 dv 6 i 2 0 , H e a r t a . 7 50 7 75 do 6x20 , a a p s . . . . 6 2 5 6 50

RlTed and Shaved. do 6x20 , H e a r t s , 11 0 0 11 50 Ao 6^20 , S a p s . . . . 9 50 1 0 0 0

PLASTER P A R I S . Oaloined, o rd ina ry Olty, pe r b b l . . 1 30 1 5 0 Oaloined, ci ty cas t ing 1 3 5 1 5 5 Calcined, c i ty BU perdue 1 40 1 60 OILS, City Pr icea Linseed Oil, r aw- 65 68

do boiled 67 69

P A I N T S . Dry . Whi t ing . Gi lders e-o 54 6 4 Whi t ing , ooinmoii 42 b'^ Li-ad, wh i t e , Amer ican , iu k e g . . 5^2 6 Lead , Bni^llsh.lB oil 7 ^ 9^ Lead, red, Amer lean , in begs . . . 6 6>Q LlCharfte, A m e r i o a n . i n k e g s . . . . 6 6ifl Ochre , F r e n c h , d r y II4 213 Venet ian red. Anior lcan SO 1 10 Venet ian red , Bug . pe r 100 lbs . 1 80 2 10 T u s o a n r e d 7 10 OxldPElDo, Amer ican 4% 5 ^ Oxide zino, F r e n c h S^s S's Glae , low grade p e r l b 13 15 Q l a e , c a b i n e t 13 16 til ue, m e d i u m whi t e 14 16 Olue , e x t r a w h i t e 16 25 Olue , Frenoh 12 25 Glu6, I r i6 l i 13 15 P u t t y l n b u l k $ 1 9 0 P u t t y lu b l a d d e r s . . . . . 2 4 0 P u t t y In t in cans $2 50 3 60

PAINTS IN O I L Blue, Chinese 36 4 0 Blue , P r u s s i a n 3 2 36 Blue, u l t r a m a r i n e 12 16 Brown, v a n d y k e 9 ^ 13 O r e e B , c h r o m e 8 12 Oreen, Par le 2 4 B l e n o a i b u m t . . 10 13 Sienna , r a w 10 13 U m b e r , b n m t 9^3 12 Umber , r a w 9^2 12

SLATE.—Prloes a re pe r squa re , de l ivered in New York in ca r lo t s . Genu ine N 0 . 1 Bangor $4 35 ® $5 35 No, 1 C h a p m a n 3 85 4 85 No, 1 Bed 7 35 10 85 Brownvl l l e a n d Monson M a i n e . . , , 4 25 7 95

STOWB —Wholesale r a t e s , de l ivered a t N. Y. NovaSco t i f t i n rough , p e r c u b f t . . 90 1 0 0 Ohio f rees tone, In r o u g h 85 90 Min teao ta freestone, in rough 80 90 Longmeadow f rees tone 80 90 Browns tone , P o r t l a n d , Conn 1 0 0 1 10 B r o w n s t o w e , Belleville, N, J - 50 75 Scotch r eds tone — - 1 00 A m e r i c a n reds tone 1 05 Gran i t e , rough 4 0 50 Limestone, buit 65 80 Llmi-atone. b lue 7 0 90 P o r t l a n d Blue Stone 1 00 Cruahed a tone , p e r y d 9 0 1 0 0 CwnnellsTllle F o u n d r y Coke, a t

oven , pe r t o n 3 00 3 50

P I G I R O N . T idewa te r . No 1 X Nor the rn , s t a n d a r d $18 0 0 ® 19 00 No 2 X Nvrthom, s t a n d a r d 17 00 18 0 0

M. HARRISON & SON, TILE, SLATE AND METAL

Roofers. Manufacturers Galvanized Iron Cornices. Sky­

lights, etc.

214-216 E. 52d St. and 217 E. Sls t S t

Telephone, 616 3Stb, Established 1S44.

J OHN A. MURRAY . s a n i t a r y spec ia l t ies

625 627 Sixth Ave. P L U M B E R S ' , STEAM A N D

GAS FITTERS' SUPPLIES Tel., 3338—38th New York

BUILDERS AN 1> CONTRACTORS.

JAMBS W. PACEY,

Carpenter and Builder, Telephone 2729 38 th .

Office and F a c t o r y , 550 W. 4lBt St., New York.

ARCHER & HIGGINSON, ' * Masons and Builders, 1 Madison Ave. (Tel., 1741 ISth) , New Tork.

George Archer. Wm. Higsinson,

JOHN COOMBS, CONTRACTOR, 253 WBST 126th BTREET, NBW YORK.

Rock sewers, and moderate quanti t ies of Rock excavation requiring care a specialty.

Alao deep excavations for Eoundations requir­ing bracing and concrete at tended to.

FRED. DAMM, Hoiase M o v e r <& C o n t r a c t o r ,

6 3 8 East 1 4 3 d S t r e e t .

J. H. DREW & BRO. HOUSE MOVERS AND SHORERS.

Office and Yard 431, 433 and 435 West 17th St., NBW TORK.

Between 9th and 10th Avea. Telephone Call. 83718th St.

ROBERT G. KENNY, Mason, Builder & General Contractor

835 Broadway, New York. Peraonal Offlce Hours , 1 t o 2.

GEORGE. W. LITHGOW, General Repairs to Buildings,

41 K i n g Stree t , - - N E W Y O R K .

JOHN MAHER & SON, Carpenters and Builders,

119 West 34th Street. SHOP, 36 Eighth ATe. Tflephonp, 1994 38th St.

AMUND JOHNSEN,

Contractor and Builder, t H West 34th Street,

N E W Y O R K .

M A H O N Y B R O S . Tei.592-38thst. Builders and Contractors

1 0 7 W . 4 . 6 t h S t . (Formerly 52 New Bowery.)

J O H N J . O ' K E E F F E Tei., 1335 John

^ C a r p e n t e r a n d B u i l d e r ;!3 FERRY AND 77 CLIFF STS., NBW YORK

THOMAS O'NEILL, 258 West 28tb St. Carpenter, Builder,

New York City. General Contractor.

A. SILVERSON, Carpenter, Builder, General Contractor

Est imates Furnished. 23G BAST 61ST ST,

Pasquale Strappone, STONE MASON AND BUILDER,

EXCAVATING. 230 B. I I I T H ST.

Telephone, 73 Cortlandt. William J* Fryer,

J05 HAVEMEYER BLDG.,

Consulting Architect and ENGINEER.

Offers his aervloee to owners, architects , bullfi-era, lairyers and others In any capacity where a Itnowledge of building construction, and ol t h e laws relat ing to buildinga may be desired.

CHARGES HIGH. SERVICES GOOD.

H . W . J o h n S ' u q u i d Paint,

Fine Colors in Oil, Pure White Lead.

UNEXCELLED FOR PURITY. Oet full pa r t i cu l a r s , pr ices, e tc .

H. W. JOHNS M'PG CO., 100 WILUAM STREET,

NEW YORK.

BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES.

Grey PorRe, N o r t h e r n 16 00 17 00 No 1 Found ry . Sourhern 18 0 0 19 00 Mo 2 Foundry . Southern . . 17 00 ISOO No i Soft. Soutliern ] 8 dO 19 00 N o 2 Soft. S o u l h e i n 17 00 18 00 No 3 Soft, Sou tne rn 16 00 17 00

BAR IRON FBOM STORE • Nai-lona! Olasaitloation.

ROUND AND SQCAttK IKON. 1 t o l T g i n b a s p p r l o e , 2o. 2-lOc.

^ t o 'a In l - lOo Extra . 2 to 2 '8 i ' - 2-100 "

PLAT IRON. l i s t o 4 i n . s s g t o 1 i n . b a s e p r i o e , 2 2 . i0c .22 -20c . 1 to 1 1-16 I ^ e t o ' e — 2 lO E x t r a 2 to 4 in. s 158 to 2 In. 5-IOc. 414 to 6 In, X 1 1 - 1 6 t o I I3 in. . , 4-10o. N o r w a y B a r s 4 25 4 75 Norway Shapes 4 50 .^00

M e r c h a n t Steel a t Ne'w York, Open H e a r t h , base pr ice . 100 Iba. . . 2 30 2 40

Finished I ron and Stee l . Beama, T idewa te r 3 00 Beams, P i t t sbu rgh . . . 2 85 ioi^les. T idewate r Z fiO i T i i r l o c T S I t o l . . i r i r | t 9 4 ^

sRtsin-: fB<n "aOM BTOSiK.—BLACK-OomiiK>n a . a . Oiea ' • Amerlean * m erioa'-.

NOB. l o t o IB . . P - ' -f. 3.35 3.-35 Noa. 17 to 21 . . 3.40 3 4n N o a . 2 2 t n 2 4 . 3.4.!i 3.55 NOB. 25 and 26 3.50 3.60 NO. 27 3 .55 ? 6 5 N o . 2 8 3.60 3 7*5

B U I L D I N Q M A T E R I A L P R I C E S .

KUSBIA. FUAmsmsSD, ETO. Genuine Bnasla , accord ing t o assor t

m e n t Pi>rlb, l O ^ o P a t e n t PlaniaB.6d P e r l b A 1013" B. 9130. iff* Kalla Amnrloan dtfinl. a t ip l l l 30 0 0 2 3 5 00

SOLDERS. Hal f amd Half 19 ® 20 N o . l 151s I712

B P E L T E E . Western by oB-r lot . 4 20 « 4 30

TIN PLATES.—The fol lowing a r e approsdmat tnK bas i s gno ta t iona , and p rope r a l lowance m o s ' be made for aneoial b r ands , small lotp eto

Amer ican Ooke Tins ' r , , i 4 i 2 o F r o m s tore a t New YorV.

Bessemera tee l , full we igh t . . . ^ 15 in 5 20 Bessemer steel , 100 lbs 5 1 " « — B e s s e m e r s t e e l . 9 5 l b s 5 00 « Bessemer ateel. 90 ibp 4 95 W

American C h a r T e m " -Worces te r goods 14x20. o ' d . . . . 5 05 »• 5 1 0

do do 2 0 x 2 8 , n r - ' . . . . 10 10 « 10 30 aNo.

Sheet .oas i ( p e r l b . 758 Sheet.-rie-r l b . . «

THE QUEENS COUNTY BRICK MANUFACTURING CO.

FARMINCDALE. LONC ISLAND Common brick, all grades; also selected washed.

N. R. siding in works enables us to ship promptly to all s tat ions on Long Island Railroad. Tele­phone, 7 1.

SURE TO TGT THEM.

URLINGTON Venetian Blind C o / s

INSIDE SLIDING AND VENETIAN

LINDS HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF MAN*

YEARS AND ARE STILL AO-ENOWLEDGED TO BE T ^ LEADERS-BECAD8E THE

EST MADE Office, 61 WORLD BUILDINQ Factory, BXJRLINGTON. VT.

VIII RECORD AlSnD GUIDE. J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 0 0 .

The Yale & Towne Mfp. Co, G e n e r a l O l f l c e s :

9 - I I - 1 3 M u r r a y S I . , N e w Y o r k C I l y .

M a k e r s of

The Yale Lock,

Bui lders ' Hardware , The Yaie Locfe.*

and the Hardware of Ornament . *An Illustrated Brochure on i l s Development and

Operalion 5eni on requesl.

FUGENE L. CLARKSON, ^ Real Estate and Mortgages,

31 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. (Daok of Commerce Building.)

Money lo Li an on Bond and Mortgage on New York CiCy Properly at Current Rates.

Telepbone, 5-13 CorUandt.

Stephen H. Tyng. Jr. H. Oakey Hall

STEPHEN H. TYNG. JR. & CO. Real Est!, e

MANAQEMKNT OF BOSINESS PBOPKBTY

Hartford Building, 41 Union Square W e s t Telepbone Conneetlonft.

1 OUIS LEONCE COUDERT *— Real Estate

IiOAHS AMU INSUEAHCE.

97 TO 103 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. Telephone. &S7 Cortlandt.

DELANCEY T. SMITH Real Estate Broker

Entire Charge Taken of Property. Loans on Eeal Estate.

1B19 BROADWAY, near 45TH STREET.

T H E " S O H M E R " H E A D S T H E L I S T O F T H E H I G H E S T G R A D E

P I A N O S .

PIAl SOHMER BUILDING,

61.11 Ave . c o r . 29d 8 t .

Only Sa les room In G r e a t e r New York .

pOPE & JONES, JJ^ct-iuV Real Estate,

56 L I B E R T Y S T R E E T .

CHARLES M. POPE. WILLIAM A. JONBS.

A_ W. PERRY L o a n s on Bond a n d Mor tgage a Spec ia l ty .

Real Bstate Broker W NASSAU STREET,

Tri , , mxi Jol iu,

OG D E N & C L A R K S O N Real Estate. Estates Managed

7 Pine Street. 127 Fifth Avenue. H e n r y Ogden . D. A. C l a r k s o n . C. L. C l a r k s o n .

I lONEL FROEHLICH'S SON L_ Private Dwellings

BatabUatied 1855. E n t i r e c b a r c e n t KstateB 1149 L e j r l n g t o n A v e . 6 5 4 A m s t e r d a m A v e ,

D E R N A R D S M Y T H & S O N S ^ d ^ ""^ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers

A p p r a i s e m e n t s a Specia l ty , 59 L n i E R T T ST.. N . T ,

THOS. p. FITZSIMONS Real Estate Broker

1477 BROADWAY, bet. 42d and 43d Sts. Entire Charge Tn.ken of Property.

T,eaTi= n n Fi^ i I Fc'- '- ' -"

JOHN N. GOLDING Real Estate

AUCTIONEEK AND E B O K E B .

No. 9 PINE ST. and 570 FIFTH AVE., Telephone Connection, NEW YOEK.

JOHN G. BORGSTEDE Real Bstate and Insurance Broker

MANAGES OF ESTATES.

3273 Third Ave., near 164th Street.

Telephone, 19 Melrose.

QEORGE J. KENNY& BRO. ^~^ Successors to J a m e s K e u n y & Son.

Real Estate Agents

80 EAST HOUSTON STREET, One tSoor west of Bowery. Telephone. 328 Sprine:.

Entire management of property a specialty.

DUILDING & SANITARY •-* INSPECTION CO,

nraPECTIONB, PLANS AND SPECmCATIONS.

874 BROADWAY,

Expert Advice. Telephone, 559—18th Bt,

AL B E R T W . J . P E T R I E , Tei,.i384cort'<L Real Estate and Insurance,

253 BROADWAY, N. Y. Estates Managed. Mortgaees BoUolted.

-THOMAS C, SMITH, ' Broker, Appraiser, Agent,

111 BROAnWAY—ROOM 26.

I OUIS MADER, 1-" Carpenter and Builder, H O U S E S , F A C T O R I E S A.ND W A R E H O U S E S ,

220 V e r n o n a 7 . , n e a r T h r o o p a v . , B r o o k l y n , E s t a b l i s h e d 1S71. T e l e p h o n e , C4T W m s b u r e h .

O G . A . B R O S I E N , T e i . , 1290 H t r l e m .

^^ Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, R E N T I N G A N D C O L L K C T I N O .

140 St N l c h o l a i A r e . , c o r n e r 1 1 7 t h S t ,

CRED'K ZITTEL, Real Estate, * 266 Columbus Ave., near 72d St,

E a s t S ide Offlce. 1028 T h i r d Ave . Tel, , 1854 Rlver^jd.

H.PRETZFELDER & SON, Loans-and Mortgages,

60 Liberty Street. New York.

RULAND & WHITING Real Estate

5 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK. Makea Specialty ot Appraising, Selling. Renting

and Caring for DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.

LALOR & BERINGER Real Estate

CABLE BUILDING, B'way and Houston St

HYRUS FIELD JUDSON, ^-^ Real Estate and Insurance,

503 Fifth Avenue.

A R T H U R F I S C H E R , Tei.,2072aatust Real Estate and Mortgages,

667 SIXTH AVE., near 39th S t

DE S E L D I N G B R O S . , Real Estate and Mortgage Loans,

Agents tor New Singer Building, 149 Broadwav. N, W, cor. Liberty St.

H I R A M R I N A L D O & B R O . , Real Bstate and Mortgage Brokers,

Bast Side Propeny. Renta CoUeoied. Appraiaera, 233 GRAND STREET TeL.MeSprtnu.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES

LARGE AND SMALL AMOTINTS.

Title G-uarantee and Trust Oo. 146 Broadway,

NEW YORK. 175 Remsen St.,

BROOKLYN.

\A/ASHINGTON HEIGHTS ^ ^ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

FRANK KOCH 1707 AMSTERDAM AVENUE,

Bel. : -U:ha 'd ll-.i'i ^rq, T H - ' - h - n p , iG) H ighb r idge .

JOHN J. COADY, Real Estate,

B R O K E R . A P P R A I S E R . C o m m i s s i o n e r of D e e d s for e v e r y S t a t e a n d

T e r r i t o r y . 96 BROADWAY- 6 WALL S"^REET.

B r a n c b , 1 2 W e s t 6 0 t h S t r e e t .

R OBT. M. FULTON, TeLisaicort. 100 BROADWAY.

BK*T, F T T i ' ^ v " V n • 'T^Ti '"^ 'O'H T.'^AVS,

T^RAHAf r&VVEBBTlE^^^FS^ ^ ^ Real Estate Age Us,

7 2 A V E N U E B, C o r . F i f t h S t . B r a n c b OfP^'o, lii-js \,P\ A V . F ^ r a t i l i s b e d 1S7.'>.

A F . M A R T I N , Real Estate and Insurance

1123 BROADWAY, N. Y. TowTkaepii BHIMITIC - „',.. v.r.. - " ^ . . • —

D O YOU K N O W T H E L A W ? A l l l a w a r e l a t i n g t o B u l l i i l n g c a n be f o u n d o n l y In t h e R e c o r d a a d G u i d e ' s p u b l i c a t i o n " T h e B u i l d i n g L a w s o t G r e a t e r N e w Y o r k , ' ' So a r ­r a n g e d t h a t y o u c a n flnd a n y t h i n g y o u w a n t a s Eaai ly a s a w o r d In a d i c t i o n a r y . B o u n d i n c l o t h a n d I l l u s t r a t e d , $3 ,00 . S e n d to 14 a n d 16 V e s e y P t r sBt

QHARLES E. SCHUYLER & CO. M o r n i n g s i d e H e i g h t s a n d

Wes t , S i d e R e a l B s t a t e

Agents, Brokers, Appraisers

27ST BROADWAY, Neai* lOTtt Street, KT. T.

JOHN F. O'ROURKE J da .V ' - ' Successor t o STEPHENS & O'EOUBKE,

Engineer and Contractor itachinciiioaO SpedalPlani for t he rapidandeconom­

ical coust rucLlou of p n e u m a t i c a n d o t h e r f o u n d a t i o n s , r e a d y t o go t o w o r k on one day's notice. A r c h i t e c t s fu rn l she i l w i t h d e s i g n s a n d e s t i m . ^ " " for a n y k i n d o( d e e p o r difflcult f p ' lmdat lons ,

13 to 21 PARK ROW, N. Y.

LOUIS WECHSLER Woodworker and Builder

ST. JAMES BUILDING, Broadway & z6th St, , NEW YORE. Telephone, 123 Madison Sduare.

CABINET WORKS : 2i5 & 247 West 28th Street. New York.

THE CITY MORTGAGE CO. IHCOKPORiTEn UNDBR THB LAWS 0 »

THE STATE OF NEW YORK. IS W A L L ST.. N E W YORK. T e l e p h o n e , UIS C o r t l a n d t

BUILDING LOANS ONLY F R E D E R I C K A. SNOW,

President. JUDSON S. TODD,

T reaau re r .

DAVID SHULDINER, ^^' ' ^^eiea ril'cSit V ' ' "•*-Dealer and Importer of Polished Plate Glass, QLAZTNG DONE BY

French and American Window Glass. PIRST-CLASS MECHANICS ft»ntraotor (or

F n r n l a n l n g a n d Se t t ing

«11 Glass t o r t h e

B a t t e r y P a r k a u d Sa i lors ' S n u g H a r b o r BIdss . Mercer b u i l d i n g . Spr ing a u d Mer::er S t r ee t s . Bi iardof E d u c a t i o n Hul id lug , EaeiSBtn S i r e e i . Un lve ra l ty Club, Fif th Avenue a u d 54th S t r e e t . B r o a d w a y , cor. Ueaa r St, , Int ,Banli iUB & T. Co.

L o w Bldg. , C o u r t * J o r a l e m o n Sts. , Brooklyn . T e r m i n a l Hote l , Boslon, G u a r d i a n T rus t C"., Ba l t imore . Eveu ln i ; Star . i". a s h l n c t o u , D, C, Wi l l a rd B o i e l inewi , W a s h l n g M B D. O.

p H A S . GRIMMER & SON, J^^^gJ-^ Polishing, Painting,

Enameling, Decorations. 230 EAST 37lh bTREET. N Y

POST & REESE, 1^ Res idence P r o p e r t y e a a t o t

C e n t r a l P a r k e. 3peolaI ty . 18 E.eOth St.TeL.ii35 79th, 16 Exchange Pl.

-THOMAS KELLY, ' Fire Insurance at extremely low rates

Rates Submitted. Tel., 329 Harlem, 125TH ST. AND PARK AVB.

L. C A R V E R & C O . 1123 BROADWAT Mortgage Loans

Townpeud Building Collection of Rents

C M. E A D I E , Tel., 1122 Harlem,

Real Estate and Insurance, P e r s o n a l a t t e n t i o n a n d care-ful , economica l managemi -n t 7 E a s t 1 3 5 t h S t . (;lven to H a r l e m P r o p e r t i e s .

URTS BROS., AECHiTECTUEAi, pbotograpbors,

AND GENEEAl ' ^ ' • * " " « ' « # ' " * " ^ i 155 West li^Pih M, TRI,, 917 Harlem.

D

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HENCKEN & CO.

II 37-39 PINE ST. 40-42 WALL ST.

T e l e p h o n e , 3 5 5 4 J o h n . -

June 30, igoo. RECORD AND GUIDE. 1129

Biftofess Alto THEMES of GEIJERA liftwpsT.

PRICE PER YEAR IN ADVANCE SIX DOLLARS. Pttlliahed every Saturday.

TELEPHOUE, COKTLANDT 1370.

Communications should be addressed to C. W. S W E E T , 14-16 Veaey Street.

7. T. LINDSEY, Business Manager.

••Entered at the Post-Office at Nero Torlc, N. 7„ as second-cla^s matter."

Vol. LXV. JTJNE 30, 1900. No. 1685.

THOSE who shared our more cheerful views on the security market situation last week have no reason to resret the

fact If the recovery of prices has not heen very great it has at iMst heen snhBtantiai pnoueih to discredit the sensational pre-rllctiou^ of lower ones that were heing circulated. The ha=Is for the cheerful outlook iu the uear future is the fact that Haulda-tion h . s been goiuE on for a year, during which the shrinkage In Rll sneculntive issues has been (luite severe enough to warrant the belief in a substantial reaction, as soon as that something that is alwavs refinired as an incentive anpearg to invite the nubHc to renewed huving. Meantime i=trong hands are taklus? iinld and eivin^ the market tone. Cron shortages and a restrict­ed general buMness on lower nrices have both been rlis-ounte,!. pnrt the situation in China th^t w^s the mnst dangerons of all is rlearin? somewhat, Tt will, n-oh.hlv, snnn fr.nsnlrP that tbe onvovc of the western nations will eyn^.^P s.fe o,.t of the fl.rk-„ <=B thPt i=,.rrounds them, as the P^vmonr colnmn fi"-llv dirt, R^Hpf. nf this kind have, -= T,orfl Rpllshnrv eyn^-e^sefl it, only a Tivnothetical base: hut. seeine- how we are ^en-raHv mislert bv vpnorts from isolated settlements like Hong Kon^ and Shang­hai it woulrt not he si.rnrt.InB' If the euvovs shonld be safe and «onnd in Pekin all this time, thntmh subiect to the nains and an-T^rphenslons the i.nrniv condition of the citv is sure to impose. The market cannot, therefore, he sold on the Chinese rruestion in its nrpsent nhase. The latest reason for attacking va^ne^. th -limitation of net e^mine-s through incrpasine oneratins ev-„pnseR is n».-bans the most lllnsical that was ever devised. While net earrings are snfflcient to nav f ' i r rlivirle^d^ t>.Ose who take broafl Views will not he -nt to crit.ini«e rMTood man-P^pr= for a ^Anero-s attention to the nron°rt=es in their eharce In a time of lar^elv m^vp^^od ^ros^ P^rnins-s. On tlie cO"t.rarv, the conservatism disnlaved bv railroad manaererB in th 's r ° -^nect is likelv to increase the confidence of th!nk!na: buve-= in the c=erurities of their roads and eventua.Hv favorahlv elTect nno-iations A pending election is always a more or less distu-hing factor, and prices will move up or down as for the time heme, the chances of the Benubllcan nominee seem eoofl or bad. hut its main course will he in discount of his election, p-ovided the Democrats place at the head ot their ticket the man who lead them to disaster four years ago.

T HE Chinese question has now focussed itself into one of en­tire exclusion of foreigners, or of the imposition of con­

ditions hv the latter that will make their presence and participa­tion in the government of the country permanent. The latter will surely prevail. It is a matter of raonev. ministers and mis­sionaries, and we know that commerce will not withdraw its trade diplomacy, its representatives or reli^-on. its agents, anrt those who talk as if they sympathized with the Chinese in the-r aspirations for exclusion overlook these facts and the whole course of the history of the world on which they are predicated. It may appear to the ignorant hordes of Chinese, who are at­tacking aliens and massacreing their Christian fellows, that they can keep foreigners out of their country, but others know that this is Impossible because the might of the western world, phy­sical and mental will be employed to keep the country open. For­tunately for the other nations the movement of the Chinese ap­pears to he indiscriminate, and that has forced a co-operation among the western powers to protect the lives of their citizens and subjects, resident in China, and to preserve their treaty rights bearing on property and trade. The most happy outcome would he that these powers should finally enable the, or a Chinese government to assert Its authority against the atrocious mediaevalism of act and thought of their people, to ma te proper indemnity for the loss of life and property of foreigners and se­

cure safe and' free communications and trading in the future. This being so obviously the right course it is the one that the western policy will be directed to attain. The alternative is dis-membership of the Empire, but the time seems so unripe for this and the possibilities of conflict It presents among the western powers themselves so great, that it is hardly likely to be brought forward now. Partition Is not without arguments in its favor, the chief being the Internal weakness and Incoheslveness of the people whose homeogenity is desired; and, the next, the pros­pect that in the other course the government will have to be pos­itively held together by powers whose interests are not mutual, and whose ambitions diverge. When the discussion Is fined down it comes to two points, each of which has Its dangers, though in varying degrees, and a satisfactory outcome after all depending on the selection of least dangerous through the maintenance of that good sense that has kept the powers at peace with each other for so many years In spite of the many delicate and threat­ening Issues that have meantime arisen.

The Tax Valuations. •^ T O W E R TAV -RATR TTOR THT?! VRA.P F O R E R H A D O W E D .

^ ^ N Monday next , the t a x va lua t ions for 1900 will he deliv­ered to t h e Municipal Assembly, and t h e figures t h a t will

de te rmine t h e t a x r a t e for t h e city, which t h e Municipal Assem-hlv m u s t fix the b e e i n n i n g of August , and, w i th the tax r a t e when fixed, t h e a m o u n t s t h a t p rone r ty -owner s Indivldnal lv will have to nav nex t October to t h e Receiver of Taxes , will be open to fpsnectlon. T h e Tax D e n a r t m e n t has had the n o r m a l difficul­t ies of t h a t division of the ci ty 's executive, which a re a lwavs suf­ficiently great , cons iderably increased by the enforcement for the first t i m e th is vea r of t h e Ford F r a n c h i s e Tax act. which r e -ouired i n t e rn re t a t i on on var ious point , of which none was more ne rn ' px ine t h a t w h a t n a r t s of t h e franchise owners ' n roner tv should he re ta ined for a s sessmen t In the Denar tmen t , and w h a t r e tn rned to the S ta te for va lua t ion . Consider ing the n a t u r e and ex ten t of the work involved, the Tax D e n a r t m e n t m u s t be con­sidered to have again moved i t s efficiency.

T h e changes b r o u g h t abou t hy t h e F r a n c h i s e T a x Act in the r e t u r n s also m a k e compar ison of t h e flnal r esu l t s of t h i s vea r wi th those of l as t r a t h e r uncer t a in . Tt Is, also, ex t remeiv diffi-cnlt, and at the m o m e n t even impossible, to de te rmine to w h a t p'^tent t h e to ta l s and changes from t h e one yea r to t h e o the r a re dptprniined by the va lua t ions of f ranchises . W e a re able to p re -oonf. the annrox imato chanErPs in the spvprnl bo roughs ; and. as far as TCP havp hppn able to. h i ^ p ppnarated t h e increases on real es ta te from those made , together , on the real es ta te of corpora­t ions and bv the va lua t ions of f ranchises , which appear in t h e r e t u r n s for t h e first t ime . T o i l lus t ra te the difflcultv of exnlain-i n s our figures p roner ly we will t a k e the case of M a n h a t t a n , T h e increase in t h e va lua t ion of thp real es ta te of t h a t borough Is definitp, bu t h o w much of the total increase comes th rough t h e onera t ion of the f ranchise t a x i.= no t so. In the table given be­low, f ranchises and real e s t a t e of cornora t ions m a k e an Increase of S124,228,000: b u t l as t vea r t h e real es ta te of cornora t ions fig­ured in the r e t u r n s for, in rnnnd number s . $fi3.500.000, In o-der to de te rmine the actual n rodnct of the Ford Act in t h e total tax va lua t ion of t h e borough i t would he necessary to know, first, how much of t h e p rope r ty included in t h a t sum w e n t to t h e Sta te for va lua t ion , and, second, h o w much both t h e deduction and r e m a i n d e r were increased by the city and s t a t e assessors t h i s year . These figures a re no t avai lable , and , conseauent ly , i t is no t possible to give the ne t resul t of t h e F r a n c h i s e Tax act upon t h e r e tu rns . The app rox ima te Increases, then , of va lua t ions of real es ta te , f ranchises and real es ta te of corpora t ions and the to ta l s of both for t h e several boroughs in the ci ty a re as follows:

F r a n c h i s e s : Increases Real Bs ta te , Corpora t ion . Tota l .

M a n h a t t a n $52,570,000 $124,228,000 5176,800.000 B r o n x • • • • 9.820,000 4,972,000 14,792,000 B r o o k l v n " " 18,696,000 22,880,000 41,576,000 Oueens " ' '802,000 ' 1,478.000 676.000 m c h m o n d " • 1,429,000 1.028,000 2.458.000

Grand to ta l s $81,714,000 5154,587,000 $236,302,000 •Decrease. T a k i n g these flgures and the ac tua l va lua t ions of l as t year we

have made up the following compar ison to show how the to ta l s will come ou t for t h e real es ta te va lua t ions of the several bor ­oughs , and of the city a t large, and they a r e :

1900 1S99. Increase . ^ . ^ ^ w t a n $2,231,703,875 ?2,054,903,S75 $176,800,000 M a n h a t t a n . . . ' 'i38,494,030 123.702,030 14,494,000 ^ ^ S v n 651.398.267 609.892,267 41,576,000 ^ " ^ ^ ' ^ ^ 104 428,600 103,752,600 676,000 mchmond' : ." : : : : .V-V.: : 42:722:692 40,264.092 2.458,000

$3,168,747,464 $2,932,445,464 $236,302,000

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The personal tax valuations have yet to be announced. Last vear these amounted to about $546,000,000, and this year will be considerably reduced. Recently the Comptroller reported to the Municipal Assembly that the net budget required to be met by Taxation was $80,923,699,77; -the gross being $90,778,972.48. and having heen offset to the extent of $9,855,272,71 coming from the general fund. Separate rates are made for county purposes, hut taken together the figures foreshadow a lower tax rate for this year hy about 10c, and perhaps more. Not only is this satisfac-tory hut it is also agreeable to note the moderate Increases that W have been put upon real estate proper in the four boroughs where increases have been made, and which are more than off­set by the value of the structural additions made m the interval of a year The aid lent by the franchises to carry the burdens of the city will be considerable if the Court of Appeals, who now have the Buffalo case before them, mainUin the constitutional­ity and integrity of the Ford act. Their decision, however, can­not, we think, affect the tax rate for this year.

Chicago Is the light it throws upon the position of these boun­daries. Some time or other they must be finally established, if indeed they do not vanish entirely under some common arrange­ment. But the process of adjustment Is both socially and com­mercially valuable, and from this point of view the Western strike is as much a contribution to social development and In­dustrial stability as any other struggle over human equities.

The Chicago Strike. -T - HE Building Trades strike in Chicago has collapsed. The

1 employers won. Practically nothing remains to be done to close the episode but to get the workmen to work after a con­test that has lasted eight months and has cost 50.000 men at least $50,000,000 in expenses and lost wages. It is, of course, im­possible to estimate the losses of the employers. That they were very much greater than the losses suffered by the men hardly needs to be stated.

Even the outsider, conscious of the portent of figures of this magnitude, cannot refrain from raising the question: What was it all about? And he who is at ali versed in the ordinary course of human controversy will he quite prepared to receive as answer a long list of points of dispute, and equally prepared to flnd upon investigation that this hiil of particulars conceals even more than it reveals the real causus belli. Declarations of war are the most lying of all documents produced hy a proverbially lying

world. ,, The contest in Chicago was verbally an affair of -hours and

••pay," "right" to do this, •"iiberty" regarding that—and un­doubtedly, in a measure, matters of a kind that are purely eco-nomic and administrative were really involved. But. precisely as in South Africa, the war is a struggle for a liberal franchise in only a secondary sense, and primarily a clash of incompatible interests, so in Chicago, the fight has been essentially a "test of strength," a battle for predominance between employers and employed.

Not in Chicago only, but through the industrial world, this issue underlies tbe whole "labor question." It is never at rest. It is the working ferment. We do not mean to be understood that tabor is acutely and perpetually conscious of this issue, that it is an expressed part of a deliberate programme, or that strikes leven the Chicago strike) are directly attributable to it. This idea would not he any more correct than the statement that bread riots and the bowlings of wandering mohs represented the early strivings of Democracy. And yet in those unconscious protests we see now there was a cali for something more than satisfaction for an empty belly.

Every generation, as a whole, believes in the justness and per­manency of its social order. Social changes are the least visible of all phenomena to those whose eye is actually on them. Yet we know social changes do occur, even to the extent of revolu­tion, and we see they are produced by that constant under-press-ure and test which eacb part of the social organization exerts upon every other part. Every employer, too, knows how per­sistently to-day the strain against him from labor is; and he is dull if he does not recognize in it a sort of unformulated demand, an unexpressed assertion of right, reaching quite beyond •"rea­sonable" hours or "living" wages. It is aggression.

This spirit of aggression on the part of labor formulates itself occasionally into almost a definite expression and at these times we witness such a conflict as the one just ended in Chicago. The stake at issue (and the combatants instinctively feel it), is not really a matter of "rights." but the answer to the question: Who rules?

Perhaps we ought not to say that it is not really a matter of "rights," for in the larger sense it is really a matter of r i g h t s ^ and power and right, we believe, ultimately will be found to be morally identical and economically equivalent. But before we all reach that conclusion the equation must be proved experiment­ally. Certainly neither employers nor employed will take any­thing for granted. There are limits to the rights of each, un­doubtedly, and the real significance of a severe fight like that in

E are glad, though dissatisfied with their conclusions, to see that the Citizen's Union have not overlooked the

possibility of the reform of the borough system into something of practical value and usefulness. When submitting their sug­gestions to the Charter Revision Commission, while advising the abolition of the present system, they say: "It may, however, be suggested by the Committee that another attempt at the pro­tection of localities from the neglect of a centre too far removed may yet be made and a scheme adopted which would vest local­ities with some measure of local control over matters ot purelj local concern, such, for instance, as physical improvements, :o be paid for by local taxation, subject to some general supervision. An outline for such a scheme may already be found in the pro­visions of the charter for boards of local improvements. Your committee suggests that these local improvement districts might be further multiplied to correspond to the assembly districts, or to any conveniently small subdivision. Local boards for these districts might be composed of the members of the Municipal Assembly from the respective districts, and might be safely given the initiative In regard to ail matters of proper local improve­ment." In making these suggestions the Union is working upon the correct principle, but advising the wrong practice. If local boards are created the limit of jurisdiction for each should be a borough. Split up in the manner suggested there would he a clashing of interests and differences in quality and extent of improvements that would be worse than the present system oE minority obstruction in the Municipal Assembly. Besides the payment for local improvements by the districts benefited would require a bewildering number of tax rates each year, suf­ficient to throw the Receiver of Taxes into despair. The bor­ough limit, with local control and taxation for improvements within the borough, is the minimum as well as maximum of area in which a reformed borough system could be tried, and one in which there would be the greatest promise of success from the fact that these areas were oniy so recently home ruled.

THREl-AND-A-HAt F f*KR CENT^

To the Ediior of T H E RECORD AND GUIDE: Apropos of your mtntion in the Record and Guide of last week,

as to a lower interest rate on real estate loans, and of the state­ment made by Messrs, A, W. McLaughlin & Co., I beg to say thai I £m a very careful reader of the Record & Guide, and I am very glad, that you put the facts o.f this 3iA% money "ta!k^' in such a proper way.

The statement made by Messrs. A. W. McLaughlin & Co, ex­actly fits the situation, I have, and other loan brokers have, placed loans in large amounts at less than 4%, but the conditions surrounding tbe loans in ea:?h instance, were of such a nature aa to be peculiarly fitted to the transaction then in hand. At no time have I ever known, in a long experience as a loan broker in this cily, money offered at less than 4%, i;hat\vas "straight" money. Whenever the report of 31^% money is issued by the daily press, (which is the best way to start rumor, etc., etc.), the real estate public generally of the investment class, consider that they must gel money at '6Y2 or 3%, and in this way many deals are spoiled, and during the time it takes to educate one's client that money will not go at less than 4%, many a good deal is broken off.

About a. year ago there was considerable talk and discussion on the part of a broker in this city, about lending money at 3%%. I had a client who offered me a Broadway corner, in the vicinity of :'Ath street, the value of which was not less than $800,000, for a loan of .$160,000. I offered this application to this broker, and some few days afterwards I received word from my client that he had been approached by this very broker with an offer based on a division of his commission, so as to bring the interest rate . below 4%.

It is in this way, and in this way only, that money at less than 4/0 is offered, and I can recall but one or two instances when a loan went to record in that way. Cheap money on bond and mortgage is usually accompanied by a very exacting bond, so that, in every instance, the lender is. beyond peradventure. in such a pvisition that after a short mortgage of that description is made, the rate can be put to such a percentage that it will not pay the borrower to let the mortgage remain. We have one lender in this city, known to most mortgag;e loan brokers, who lends money in this way for one year and then raises the rate.

Again I beg to thank you for your exemplary article on this subject, and if you wil! refer to these facts from time to time, they certainlv will inure to the benefit of the real estate interests in this city, S. H. STONE,

June 30, igoo. RECORD AND GUIDE. 1131

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Riverside Drive Extension Necessity for Changes in t i ie Layout Project in Excellent Hands

As the t a sk of throwing the viaduct across M a n h a t t a n Valley from Claremont to 135th s t ree t is progress ing rapidly, and an able and independent commission is push ing the work of t ak ing the land required for the cont inuat ion of the drive nor th , title to which will ves t in the ci ty on Sept, 19th next, public a t ten t ion is being d rawn to this improvement and crit icisms have been aroused of the lines of the route laid down for it by Chapter 665, L a w s of 1897, which is w h a t is called the enab l ing act .

I t has been s ta ted , and it is a fact, t h a t this improvement is the most impor tan t the city h a s now In hand a t the present t ime; judged by its probable influence on the fu tu re develop­ment of the Upper Wes t Side, and i t s consequent contr ibut ion to t a x va luat ions . I t is, therefore, absolutely necessary t h a t no mis takes should be made, and t h a t any tha t have been made up to the present m o m e n t from a n y cause wha tever should be prompt ly corrected. There is presented herewith a m a p of the route of t h e extension from the nor ther ly end of the M a n h a t t a n Valley v iaduc t to the proposed junct ion with Boulevard Lafa ­yet te ; which is a reproduct ion of one d rawn by A, L. Wate r s , E rg inee r , No. 9 Chambers street , who has been especially ap ­pointed to p r epa re the maps required by the commission. In order to under s t and why the s ingular lines shown appear it is necessary to know tha t they a re laid down in str ict accordance with the enabl ing act . which defines the route of the drive in tlie following words :

Commencing at a convenient point on the easterly aide of the River­side Drive or Park, between the lines of the southerly side ot 122d st and the northerly side of 127th st, extended westerly, and running thence in a northerly direction along the easterly side of said park and through or over said park to 129th st, thence northerly within the lines of 12th av to 134th st or thereabsuts; thence northerly to 153d st or thereabouts, so that the westerly line of said parkway shall be coincident with the easterly line of the land occupied hy the N. Y. C. & H. R. R, R. Co., and so that the easterly line of said parkway shall intersect the intervening streets about as follows, that is to say: 137th st, 300 ft easterly from the easterly line of the land occupied by said company; 140th st, not more than 150 ft easterly from the easterly line of the land occupied by said company; 145th, 146th, 147th sts, not more than 250 ft easterly from the easterly line of tbe land occupied by said company, and all other streets between 134th and 153d sts and the land lying between the said streets, not more than 300 ft, at any point easterly from the easterly line of the land occupi_ed by said company. From 153d st, the said public drive and parkway shall continue northwardly and partly over the railroad of the said N. Y, C, & H. R. R. R. Co. and partly over the lands of the Trinity Church community,known as Trinity cemetery,to 155th st or thereabouts; pro­vided, however, that to the extent that the public drive or parkway shall be constructed over aald railroad it shall be so constructed as not to in any manner interfere with the maintenance or operation of the said railroad; and provided further that no structure shall be placed or erected on the surface of the lands of the said railroad company, except with the consent of said railroad company; and that there shall be a clear space ot a t least 22 ft, measured vertically, between the said

railroad and the lowest part of any structure forming a part of, or connected with, the said public drive or parkway. From 155th st the said public drive and parkway shall continue to the pubiic drive or Boulevard Lafayette at a convenient point between the southerly line of 156th st, extended westerly, and the northerly line ot 158th st. or thereabouts, with such curves and windings as the natural grade of the land may require. Between 153d and 155tb sts the width of said puhlic drive and parkway shall not exceed 100 ft, and north of 155th st the width ot said public drive and parkway shall not exceed 100 ft. and the easterly line thereof between said streets shall not be more than 55 ft easterly from tbe easterly line ot the land occupied by the N. Y, C. & H. R. R. R- Co. without the consent of the corporation of Trinity Church, except at or near its junction with Boulevard La­fayette. The said public drive and parkway shall be laid out to be constructed from said Riverside Drive to about 134th st on an elevated roadway, viaduct or bridge.

W i t h this quota t ion from the enabl ing ac t the m a p is be t t e r understood. Some of the objections 10 the course laid down a r e : T h a t a t the souther ly end it provides for a width of 145 ft only, and tha t , therefore, the nor ther ly approach to the viaduct will be too contracted and ough t to be widened; t h a t in some por­tions of the rou te a width of only 100 f t is provided for, which is insulScient for a g rea t d r iveway such as a prolongat ion of the Riverside Drive should be and the general ly high c h a r a c t e r of the improvement demands ; t h a t it makes a s t r ange and undesi rable curve or winding th rough Audubon Pa rk , and t h a t it ends a t a point 250 or 300 ft west of Broadway, instead of coming out to t ha t thoroughfare to uni te wi th Boulevard Lafaye t te , Broad'way and F o r t W a s h i n g t o n Ridge road, with a p laza to br ing the im­provement to a sui table and o rnamen ta l finish and provide the requisi te convenience for traffic m a k i n g f rom or to the drive. Another grea t objection is t h a t the rou te in pass ing Trinit> Cemetery is only 100 ft wide, of -which 50 ft is on land of the Tr in i ty corporat ion a n d 50 ft Is to be on a v iaduc t over the rail-road t racks . I t is urged t ha t dr iving over a v iaduct buil t over a s t eam rai lroad with t r a in s passing a t f requent in tervals would be very dangerous , and t h a t a change in the plan a t this point iS therefore imperat ively necessary.

F o r t u n a t e l y this m a t t e r is in very good hands , not only a re the Commission of E s t i m a t e work ing to make a record, bu t the Wes t E n d Association recently appointed a commit tee to examine the route and report their views. Th is consists of Wal te r Stabler, c h a i r m a n ; David S tewar t , George W. McAdam. F ranc i s M. Jencks and J a m e s A. Deering, and Cyrus Clark, pres ident of the Association. Consequent ly there is in this movement similar spiri t and genius to those t h a t buil t up the Wes t Side so magnifi­cently. T h e an ima t ing principle of the movement is to repeat as far as possible in the Upper W e s t Side the excellent physical and financial resul ts t ha t were obtained in the lower; and the immedia te object to be obtained in the course of this work is, to provide a proper outlet to Boulevard Lafaye t te , which can only he done by al ter ing the course of the improvement as laid down on the m a p herewi th and in the portion of Chapter 665. of lAWS of 1897, quoted above.

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1134 BECORD AND GUIDE. June 30. igoo.

The Leader of a Great Industry. There a r e chapte rs in the his tory of mechanical science which

a re as epoch m a r k i n g a s the ach ievements of soldiers or poli­t ic ians in the his tory of a nat ion, and a bit of such history, r e ­la t ing to one of the indust r ia l a r t s , is here briefly recorded,

L inus Tale. Jr . . who was born in 1S21, a t Newpor t , N. T,, in­vented the lock now so universal ly associated wi th his name

about 1862, and his original pa ten t s expired long since. His invention, and its subse­quen t development by his suc ­cessors, have revolutionized t h e a r t of lock-making; in America,

In October, 1868, Mr. Tale , then 47 yea r s of age . and a p ­pa ren t ly in good heal th , uni ted wi th Mr. H e n r y R. Towne in organiz ing t h e corporat ion now known as The Ta le & Towns Manufac tu r ing Com­pany, and in pu rchas ing a. site a t Stamford, Conn,, where the erection of a sui table fac­tory building was begun. On December 25, 186S, Mr. Ta le died suddenly, of h e a r t dis­ease, in t h e c i ty of New Tork , leaving to the y o u n g en ter ­prise t h e her i t age of his bril­l iant Invent ions, the earl ier

a n d more numerous of which re la ted to b a n k locks of m a n y kinds, a n d the la tes t , and. a s i t subsequent ly proved, by fa r the most impor tan t , re la t ing to t h e p in - tumble r lock wi th flat key, which, in i ts a lmost endless va r ie ty of forms, is now known th roughou t t h e world a s t h e " T a l e " lock.

In 1869 Mr. Towne succeeded to t h e Pres idency of the Com­pany, a n d its growth a n d development since then have heen under his managemen t . Dur ing these yea r s the p l an t a t S t am­ford has grown from a smal l workshop, employing abou t t h i r t y men. to a g rea t indus t r ia l works , covertng some t w e n t y ac res of ground, wi th which, in 1894, the company associated, by pur ­chase, an addi t ional p l an t a t Branford, Conn., the employees in the two es tab l i shments number ing over fifteen hundred persons. The products of t h e company have increased correspondingly, both i n va r i e ty a n d volume, a n d now embrace t h e mos t exten-

LINUS TALE, JR,, Inventor of the Yale Lock.

Died in 1S6S.

THE STAMFORD WORKS.

sive line of builders ' h a r d w a r e in t h e world (including goods of t h e highest , cheapes t a n d all in te rmedia te g rades) , cabinet and t r u n k locks, padlocks, door checks, b a n k locks, pr ison locks, post-office equipments a n d cha in bloclts.

The Tale Lock Works , a t Stamford, Conn, (aee I l lus t ra t ion) , comprise a vas t group of buildings, of the mos t subs t an t i a l charac te r , equipped wi th the mos t m o d e m a n d expensive m a ­chinery, a n d provided wi th every facility for the economical pro­duct ion of goods of the h ighes t qual i ty . Among the m a n y de­p a r t m e n t s a re the executive offices, the d r a w i n g ofhce, a model or exper imenta l room, the tool and machine shop, the p a t t e r n and model ing shops, t h e foundries, the press shop, the rod shop, the lock depa r tmen t (embracing u p w a r d s of t w e n t y rooms a n d floors), the cabinet and t r u n k lock shop, the door-check shop, the b a n k lock shop, the polishing, butHng, p la t ing and lacquer ing shops, and. finally, the pack ing and shipping depar tmen t . There Is also included a machine shop and chain shop for the product ion of cha in blccks, a wood-working shop for post-ofHce equipments , a sand-b las t equipment, and a furnace for the t r e a t m e n t of Iron and steel goods by the Bower-Barff process (first Introduced by the company) , a pho tograph shop, and the m a n y other special facili­ties needed in connection with the diverse products of the works , Including a n a r r o w gauge t r a m w a y sys tem for the rap id hand l ing of mater ia l .

I t is generally conceded t h a t dur ing the pas t twenty-five yea r s the Ta le Lock Works , a t Stamford, have been the b i r thplace of the most notable inventions and advances re la t ing to the a r t of lock-making. To-day its facilities a re better, and the company is devoting g rea t e r a t tent ion to achieving progress in i ts line of products t han ever before.

The ca ta logue of the company conta ins 900 pages (9x12 ins.), with u p w a r d s of 5,000 i l lustrat ions.

The general offices a re a t 9, 11 and 13 M u r r a y Street , New Tork.

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Recovery of Insurance. TOTAL LOSS—REBUILDI.N'G PREVENTED BY LOCAL L A W S -

COST OF BUILDING A T-STORY WAREHOUSE IN '93.

Builders and owners bo th will be interes ted In t h e case of N a ­thanie l L. McCready, t rus tee , vs. H a r t f o r d F i re Ins . Co. of Conn., t r ied las t week before Jus t i ce O'Gorman in t h e Supreme Court, because of t h e quest ions re la t ing to construct ion and insurance involved. The facts a re t h a t the plaintiff took the sou thwes t corner of Woos te r a n d 3d s t s in a t r a d e a t abou t $200,000. The proper ty included a 7-story br ick warehouse building, 7L5x 75, conta in ing elevator, s t eam hea t ing plant , etc., buil t in 1893 by H e r t e r Bros. The building was destroyed by flre December 1st. 1898. Paren the t ica l ly , it m a y be s ta ted as an ins tance of t h e enterpr ise of the real es ta te a g e n t t ha t the flrst news the owner ' s represen ta t ive had of the fire, w a s from a B r o a d w a y flrm, who called him up and told him of the fact a n d asked if he wanted to p u t a price on the lot. The E m e r g e n c y Corps of t h e D e p a r t m e n t of Bui ldings came upon t h e scene later , shored up t h e s t and ing wal ls and sent in a hill for $950. which the owner paid, though it is doubtful whe the r the D e p a r t m e n t h a s a r igh t to charge l o r th is work, it being one t h a t is done ent i rely In the in teres t of the public. L a t e r a survey was called for under the powers of t h e D e p a r t m e n t to requi re owners to protect t h e pubi ic from dange r from unsafe buildings, which resul ted in t h e t ea r ing down of some of t h e bui lding left by the flre a t a fu r the r expense to the owner of $4,500.

At the t ime of purchase the bui lding was Insured in seven o r e ight companies for a to ta l s u m of $72,000, $5,000 of which was wi th the defendant company. I t w a s agreed t h a t t h e o ther com­panies should abide by the resul t of t h e sui t in the usua l w a y in the proport ion the a m o u n t of the r isk of each bore to the to ta l recovered. The policy w a s the usua l "unde rwr i t e r ' s " policy, con­ta in ing clauses relieving the unde rwr i t e r from a n y liabili ty to t h e owner for loss beyond the ac tua l va lue of the p roper ty dest royed by fire; or for loss th rough local law re la t ing to cons t ruc t ion a n d repairs . Provision was also m a d e for appra i sa l of d a m a g e by a n appra i se r appointed by each p a r t y and a n umpi re by the two a p ­pra isers . Two a t t e m p t s to reach this method of fixing the loss failed. Suit was b rough t to recover t h e full a m o u n t of t h e In­surance , i t being claimed t h a t the bui lding w a s a to t a l loss, no t only because the condit ion of the ruin would not permi t rebuild­ing, bu t also because by t h e change of t h e law reducing t h e height of non-fireproof bui ldings from 85 to 75 f t , which h a d been passed since i ts erection. It w a s not possible to p u t u p t h e same kind of a building. Plaintiff sold the p roper ty for abou t $100,000, and the new buyer buil t new all th roughout . W i t ­nesses for plaintiff es t imated the va lue of the bui lding a t t h e tinje of t h e flre a t $75,000, or about 15c. a cubic foot of in ter ior space. Pe te r Her te r , a m e m b e r of t h e flrm who pu t u p the build­ing, was called by defendant and s ta ted t h a t t h e ac tua l cost w a s about $48,000, or abou t 10c. per cubic foot. I n cross-examinat ion, he said t h e es t imated cost given to t h e D e p a r t m e n t of Bui ld ings a t t h e t ime the p lans were filed w a s $70,000. H e t h o u g h t the bui lding could have been repaired a t a cost of $30,000. In hl& account no th ing is allowed for a rch i t ec t ' s fees or bui lder 's profits, which, if t a k e n a t 5% a n d 10%, respectively, would h a v e increased the cost, accord ing to his showing, $7,200, or t o a b o u t $55,200, T h e con t rac t s for t h e original bui ld ing were :

P, T, Larkin, digging work and delivery of aaad lor 7-sty warehouse $1,300.00

Schneider & Hellman, framing work 2,000.00 Diefenbach & Schminke, iron work 5,200.00 Young Se Schminke, plumbing 1,400.00 Harris Friedman, painting 47o.00 Charles Weinstein, carpentry 1,564,46 L. G. Preuseh, trim 3,135.54 M, J. Moriarty, plastering 650.00 J. & D. Morrison, cut stone 1.350.00 Blake fi; Williams, heating and power 3,400.00 Orr Bros., granite 580.00 Standard Elevator Co,, elevators 1.725.00 Empire Cornice Works, roofing and galvanized iron work.. . 550.00 Yellow Pine Co., yellow pine 5,596.78 Manhattan Plate Glass Co., plate glass 46o.00 Boston Terra Cotta Co,, terra cotta 1,800.00 George Hubener, mason work 15.500.00 Louis Bossert, extra frame 66.75 Robbins Bros., hardware 250.00

blue stone 200.00 indicator 50.00 electric wires 50.00

Water permit, watchman, sundries, say 500.00

In the course of the t r ia l it w a s claimed by counsel for the plaintiff t ha t the Jury m i g h t t a k e into considerat ion in deter­mining the va lue of the bui lding destroyed the fact t h a t it could not be reconst ructed under local law, and the fur ther Impor tan t point, t h a t to ta l loss within the mean ing of the policy migh t be

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a pract ical ly total loss; t ha t is, a building reduced to such a ruinous condition t h a t it could not properly any longer be de­signated as a building; it was not necessary t ha t the mate r ia l s of whioh the building was composed should he u t t e r ly destroyeil or obli terated. The court ruled aga ins t plaintiff on both these

points, and the j u r y found a verdict for h im with $40,000 damages . Appeal will be t aken aga ins t the rul ing of the cour t on the two points mentioned, a s well as on the insufficiency of the verdict. Xhe se t t lement of the legal points raised will be awai ted with much in teres t by the rea l ty world.

Eastern Lumber Manufacturers' Association Abandoned An Association formed last April to Maintain Prices and Restore Shipments

The combinat ion of lumber m a n u f a c t u r e r s In Bangor, Maine, known a s the E a s t e r n L u m b e r Manufac tu re r s ' Association, has been abandoned .

This associat ion w a s formed last April, A t t h a t t ime the mar,-ket for E a s t e r n spruce lumber was fas t drif t ing into a demor­alized condition. Supplies we re offered -with g rea te r freedom t h a n they could be marke ted . T h e resu l t w a s t h a t prices de­clined sharply . To save the m a r k e t t h e E a s t e r n m a n u f a c t u r e r s took concerted action. They combined, A schedule of prices was adopted, and sh ipments were res t r ic ted. The unde r s t and ing was t h a t the associa t ion a n d tlie ru les adopted should cont inue in force up to J u n e 1st. On t h a t d a t e a second meet ing of t h e lumber m a n u f a c t u r e r s w a s held, a n d It w a s agreed to extend the associat ion for ano the r month .

Since the las t meet ing, however, several members have handed in thei r res ignat ion to the association, a n d m a n u f a c t u r e r s a re now quite general ly work ing Independent of t h e ru les of the association. I n a s m u c h , however, a s t h e associat ion served t h e purpose for which i t w a s formed las t April , i. e., of ma in ta in ing prices and res t r ic t ing sh ipments , now t h a t t h e m a r k e t Is g r a d ­ual ly work ing i ts w a y into a more hea l thy s i tuat ion, no anxie ty la felt over future prospects , despite t h e f ac t t h a t the associat ion h a s been attandoned.

According to the la tes t advices received from Bangor , only a smal l n u m b e r of the milis a re sawing, and it is s ta ted t h a t owing to a n expected very modera t e supply of logs t h roughou t the summer , a number of mills will cont inue idle.

A repor t received from Klneo, Maine, says t h a t about fourteen million logs, pract ica l ly the -whole no r th and south b ranch drives, a re h u n g up by low w a t e r on the west b ranch of t h e Penobscot River. F o r a dis tance of twen ty-s ix miles the logs a re s t r u n g along the river, a n d in m a n y places a re wedged into dense j ams , a t some points r is ing 20 feet above the surface. After several a t t e m p t s to move the drives, t h e lumbermen have abandoned the logs. Three hundred r iver dr ivers have been discharged, and the logs m u s t s t ay where they lie unt i l h igh wa te r next spring. T h e t rouble is due to the l a t e spr ing, which delayed the lumbermen from ten days to two weeks , a n d before the logs could be driven th rough t h e head of Chesuncook L a k e the w a t e r In the r iver failed.

Local receivers, a s a rule, a r e disposed to ta lk more encour­agingly of the outlook for the marke t . Demand a t present , t hey quite general ly agree, is very modera te and er ra t ic , some y a r d s heing r eady buyers on t h e presen t basis of prices, while others

a re ca r ry ing fair s tocks purchased on a h igher basis of va lues t h a n those now ruling, and consequently a r e more anxious t o work off their present holdings t h a n purchase addit ional sup­plies. There is little disposition shown to look for a raateriai improvement in the demand dur ing the s u m m e r months , bu t the general impression is tha t , wi th the opening of the fall t r a d e a much be t te r ma rke t will be experienced. I n the m a t t e r of prices no impor t an t changes have occurred, t h e y being well mainta ined a t $13@14 for n a r r o w cargoes, $15@17 for wide car-gees, and $16@18 for specials.

Repor ts from Wes t e rn a n d Southern m a r k e t s show the gen­eral lumber m a r k e t in a fairly hea l thy shape in the lower bas is of values recently establ ished. The volume of business t r a n s ­acted h a s been ve ry modera te , b u t the general feeling Is de­cidedly optimist ic over the prospects for the fall t r ade . The set­t lement of t h e labor troubles in Chicago also h a s h a d i ts influence In favor of the m a r k e t .

TRADE! ITBliCS.

Arr iva l s of E a s t e r n spruce la th for the p a s t ten days have been large, amount ing to about 20.000,000, a n d wi th demand limited, to elfect sales sellers had to lower thei r prices to [email protected], t h e outside flgure being for car load lots.

Ar r iva l s of br icks have cont inued ve ry modera te , owing to t h e res t r ic ted sh ipments , a n d a l though demand has been grea t , t he re has been no impor tan t accumula t ion of supplies In sellers ' hands , and prices have held s teady a t [email protected], -with specials a t $4.75® $5.25, a n d Jerseys and Hackensacks a t [email protected].

D e m a n d for cement h a s been quiet, but pricea have not changed a s there h a s been no pressure to sell, closing a t 95c.@$1.05 for Rosendale , [email protected] for s t a n d a r d b r a n d s of domestic P o r t ­land, $1,[email protected] for Belgian. $2.10®2,60 for German, a n d $2.30® $2.40 for Engl ish .

According to some author i t ies conditions a re growing worse ins tead of be t te r in the iron and steel market , and it is s ta ted t ha t the re is considerable secret cu t t ing of prices. Buyers con­t inue to hold off still wa i t i ng for more positive indicat ions t h a t the bot tom has been touched.

Repor t s reeeived from P i t t sbu rg repor t a cut in prices for bil­lets of $3 per ton to $25.

A decided tu rn for the be t te r h a s occurred In the m a r k e t for pig lead, and to the domestic t r ade prices have been advanced from Z%c. to 4%c. per pound. The lower prices recent ly named, it w a s s ta ted , s t a r t ed ac t ive buying. I t is claimed, however, t h a t on export orders 3%c. cont inues to be quoted.

Questions and Answers. COMMISSION ON FIRST PURCHASE,

To the Editor of T H E R E C O R D A N D G U I D E :

As I a m abou t to close a deal of a piece of real es ta te and as th is is m y first purchase , and as I w a s Informed t h a t a s a m a t t e r of custom t h a t this being the flrst deal in real estate , t ha t I a m to receive an al lowance from m y agen t for t h e sea rch ing of same.

Answer.—There is no rule by which commission on a first sale is less t h a n t h a t on las t , or by which al lowance for search­ing is made hy broker . If the re were such a rule every p u r c h a s e would be a "flrst" purchase .—Edi tor Record & Guide.

LANDLORD AND TENANT.

To the Editor of T H E R E C O R D A N D G U I D E :

Will you k ind ly answer the following quest ion: A gives B a lease for one yea r from May, 1900, to May, 1901, which lease h a s the following pr in ted c lause in ; "And the p a r t y of the second p a r t (meaning B) -will not asaign nor let o r under le t the whole or any p a r t of the said premises wi thout t h e wr i t t en consent of the first p a r t y {meaning A) , u n d e r pena l ty of forfeiture and dam­ages, e tc ." B h a s asked no consent, bu t leased every floor out for one year . I n the mean t ime A has sold p rope r ty to C, who w a n t s to break lease and pu t B a n d t e n a n t s out . H a s he a r ight to?

Answer,—He canno t b r e a k the lease by w h a t a re known as s u m m a r y proceedings. H e m a y have h i s act ion of e jec tment for t h e breach of the covenant , bu t he canno t br ing the act ion to tr ial , a s the ca lendars of the cour t s now s tand , unt i l a f t e r t h e expirat ion of the year, so t h a t v i r tua l ly he is remediless.—Law Editor.

DNCKOACHMBNT.

To the Ediior of T H E R E C O R D AND G U I D E :

The deed of my house calls for eighteen feet and ten inches from independent wall to the center of p a r t y wall ; when I had the proper ty surveyed, some t ime after I bought the house, the surveyor claims to be only eighteen feet a n d eight Inches from independent wall to center of p a r t y wall. Should I decide t o sell, according to w h a t should I sell? Wouldn ' t it, in your opin­ion, be an a d v a n t a g e to the prospect ive buyer to get the prop­er ty as it was deeded to me, being a f rame house a n d the adjoin­ing house also, and likely to be torn down some day to m a k e room for a more m o d e m s t ruc tu re . In this event, would the owner of the proper ty be entitled to the eighteen feet and ten Inches of land; th is being the first t r ans fe r m a d e since the Iota were Improved. In case the p a r t y of the adjoining proper ty should t ea r down their house, couid I claim the whole pa r ty wall , which would br ing my proper ty within w h a t m y deed calls for?

Answer,—Convey according to the description in your deed. I n t h e event of the adjoining building being torn down you or your g ran tee can claim the e x t r a two inches.^—Law Editor .

TAX SALE—VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

To the Editor of T H E R E C O R D A N J G U I D E :

(1) If a pa r ty buys a t a t a x sale of Long Is land proper ty , a n d gets lease from t a x depa r tmen t and owner wan t s to redeem the same, how much can the t axbuyer charge over the a m o u n t of the tax? (2) Can a village like Nyack malie a proper ty-owner lay a sidewalk when one-half of the town is wi thout a stone side­walk. This is a case where t rus tees of vil lage order proper ty-osvner to lay a walk and allow the owner on the opposite side of street to go scot free.

Answer.—(1) Outside of the City of New T o r k the redemption is to be m a d e a t the Comptroller 's offlce a t Albany, In t h a t por-

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tion of Long Island which lies within New York City the re­demption is to he made at the office of the Registrar of Arrears, Borough of Brooklyn. Upon application to either of these offl­cers the Information requested will be given. (2) Tes.—Law Editor.

East River Dock Improvements. Although no work is hkely to be done there for some time to

conie, it will doubtless interest many to learn the intentions of the Department of Docks regarding the Bast River front im­provements abive the point where our article and maps of May 26th last left them, namely, East 28th st. The plans proposed for continuing the reformation of this river front carry the work much farther, but for the reasons given by J. Sargeant Cram. President of the Dock Board, no work above 28th st will be done this summer. However, owners' and occupants' interests in such

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Real Estate Market. The brokerage activity this week narrowed down almost ex­

clusively to sales of private houses, with a few trades of equities in flats and still fewer transactions in uptown lots. None of the sales and trades reported were of rauch individual conse­quence. However, the body of transactions in dwellings was quite considerable, if comparison is limited to the recent past, and the East and West Sides, as also, of course, Harlem, are well represented in the news. Brokers generally made special effort to close such negotiations as they had well in hand affecting pri­vate residental property, as the Fourth will find most of their clients dispersed for the summer. The week before the Fourth usuahy marks the close of the active season for the sale and renting of private houses, and this year promises to be no ex­ception to the rule. However, the manner in which the demand

BAST RIVER DOCK IMPROVEMENTS—BAST 28TH TO EAST 38TH ST.

matters dates far ahead of physical changes, and on that ac­count the accompanying sketch, which comes from offlcial sources, of the proposed changes between East 2Sth st and East ISSth st, will have interest and value. By following the heavy line in the sketch it will he seen that the changes proposed are considerable. In explanation it may be added that the line in the foreground indicates the water granted to the city in 1871, and the one beyond the bulkhead line last approved by the Secretary of War.

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BUILDING DEPARTMENT BALL GAME.

A match game for the championship of the Department ot Buildings will be played Saturday ajfternoon, June 30, between a picked team representing the New Tork oflice and a team from the Brooklyn Departmant on the ball grounds at Prospect Park. Phil. J. Powers, who was at one time a catcher in the National League and later umpire, is manager of the New York team and has his men in flrst-class shape, and expects to have his team win in a walk.

The game ought to develop into a slugging match, as the men by their experience with building line, naturally have pretty keen eyes, and ought to find the ball rather frequently, with plenty of home runs.

Supt. Dooner has taken an active interest in the proposed match, and has allowed the members of the team plenty of time to get into good trim.

The following men will compose the New Tork office team, including substitutes: Thos. J. Linehan, Wm. R. Lawson, Geo. L, Lansing, J. Kelly, John B. Blake capt., John A. Lee, E. Gaisser, Josiah Thomson, Archibald Schwartz, Edw'd P. IVIahony, C. P. Moore, John Howley, Joseph A. Smith and John Hughea.

The proposed game is the result of a challenge sent by Sec'y John A. Hamm for the Brooklyn offlce. Many of the above mem­bers are old collegiate players, and a fast game will naturally reault.

A BOOK ABOUT REAL ESTATE.—Written for the owner, the broker, the speculator. Geo. W. Van Siclen's "Guide to Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate." An interesting book, full of valuable points. $1 a copy, cloth. Record and Guide, Publish­ers, 14 and 16 Vesey street.

for dwellings has been maintained for several years past, rising and falling, of course, with the changing seasons, induces the belief that the sale ajid renting of this class of property will be resumed a'^ter the holiday-Tveek with every prospect of a very considerable oegree of success. As regards other classes of real estate, no definite conclusion is possible from current develop­ments. The money and material markets would seem to justify new building operations, with some attendant revival of activity in vacant lots. On the other hand, the season is too far ad­vanced to allow the completion of the ordinary speculative five or seven-story flats in time to take advantage of the fall renting and selling period. Furthermore, huilding loan operators, as a class, are very heavily stocked with the unsold products of the extraordinary building movement which was checked about this time a year ago. The process of liquidation that is going on in the speculative building industry will unquestionably occupy the rest of the summer. At any rate, before that process is com­pleted the principal parties in interest will hardly be in a position to undertake much new business. Indaed, the official records, as well as the auction market, show a very active readjustment of ownership between builders and building loan operators, and by the time the fall elections are over, when general business may be expected to take a fresh start, the real estate market will undoubtedly be in a much more wholesome and inviting con­dition than it is at present. However, undue inflation in values, in so far as it exists, is conflned to new speculative buildings, and this summer, as well as last, we shall undoubtedly see, besides the staple transactions in private dwellings, occasional purchases by expanding business houses, with some increase in investment buying, pure and simple, as liquidation brings down quotations In the recent output of buildings.

Investors and speculators will do well to read the offer by John H. Behrmann. in our business pages, of fifty-one acres of land within one mile of the cityof BufCalo,on the North Main st trolley line, Buffalo is a great industrial center and Is growing rapidly.

Attention is called to the advertisement on another page of this issue offering for sale a large mill property in Jamaica South, L. I,, having an extended and valuable water front Thomas W. Greene, No. 142 Midwood st. Brookiyn, will answer inquiries and supply particulars.

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SJ^Tv J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 0 0 . RECORD AND GUIDE.

The following a r e t h e c o m p a r a t i v e t ab le s of Manfa&ttan and t h e Bronx of t h e Conveyances, Mortgaged a n d Projected Buildings for t h e corresponding weeks of 1899 a n d 1000:

CONVB1TANCB3.

1900. 1899. June 22 to 28, iuc. June 23 to 29, inc.

Totil No for Manhattan 196 Total No. for Manliattan 204 AmSunt nvoived $1,979,935 Amount Involved $2,867,191 mmber nominal 107 Number nominal 104 — 1900. 1899.

Total No Manhat tan, J an . 1 to d a t e . . . 5,788 6,198 Total A m t , Manliattan. Jan . 1 to d a t e . . $62,158,633 $87,666,074

1900, 1899. June 22 to 28. Inc. J u n e 23 to 29, Inc.

Total No for the Bronx 115 Total No. for The Bronx 108 Amount involved $248,523 Amount Involved $294,059 Number nominal 61 Number nominal 46

X9U0. 1899, Total No., The Bronx, Jan, I t o d a t e . . . „ . ,„„? '^^2 « ^ '^^^ Total A m t . The Bron i . J an . 1 to d a t e . . $6,081,062 $7,918,953

1 9 0 0 . 1 8 9 9 . T o t a l No . , M a n k n t t a n a n d T l i e „ „ , „

B rODX, J a n . 1 t o d a t e S ,21S S ,S11 T o t n l A m t . , l U a n l i a t t a T i a n d T h e

B r o n x , J a n . 1 t o d a t e $ 6 8 , 2 3 0 , 6 7 5 ¥ 9 3 , 5 8 5 , 0 3 7 MORTGAGES.

1900, 1899. , - - June 22 to 28, inc . - - . ,—June 22 to 29. Inc .~ i Manhattan, Bronx. Manhat tan . Bronx,

Total number 221 il 275 134 Amount Involved $4,321,396 $451,770 $5,229,138 $862,459 Number over 5% '. 91 30 115 67 Amount involved $1,274,027 $165,525 $1,952,514 $433,229 Number al 5% 47 37 73 GO Amount involved $1,309,669 $254,965 $1,222,824 $354,230 Number a t less than 5 % . . . 83 7 87 7 Amount Involvea $1,737,700 $31,280 $2,033,800 $75,000 No. above to Banka, Truat

and Insurance Co.'s Gi 7 78 25 Amount inv-^ved $1,785,200 $60,000 $2,078,500 $316,080

1900. 1899, Total No.. Manhat tan, Jan . 1 to d a t e . . . 6,099 7,224 Total Amt., Maohat tan, Jan . 1 to d a t e . . $151,648,753 $226,943,580 Tolal No., The Bronx, J an . 1 to d a t e . . . 2,297 3,194 Total A m t , The Bronx, J an . 1 to d a t e . . $13,805,511 $19,046,545

1 9 0 0 . 1 8 9 9 . T o t a l No . , M a n l t a t t a n a n d T h e

B r o n x , J a n . 1 t o d a t e S , 3 8 6 1 0 , 4 1 S T o t a l A m t . , M a n h a t t a n a n d T h e

B r o n x , J a n . 1 t o d a t e $ 1 6 5 , 4 5 4 , 2 6 4 $ 2 4 5 , 9 9 0 , 1 2 5

PROJECTED Bt r iLDING3. 1900, 1S99,

Total No, New Buildings: J u n e 22 to 28, Inc. J u n e 23 to 29. Inc, Manhat tan 26 39 The Bronx 20 36

Oru id Total 46 75 Tota l Amount :

Manhat tan $779,000 $1,440,200 The Bronx 228,450 240.750

Grand Total $1,007,450 $1,680,950 Total Amount Alterat ions:

Manhat tan $104,275 $158,875 The Bronx 17,890 33,000

Qrand ToUI $122,165 $191,875 Total No. New Buildings:

Manhat tan Jan . 1 to date 518 1,457 T h e Bronx, J an . 1 t o date 418 1,130

Maahat tan-Bronx .Jan . 1 to date 936 2.587 Total Amount New BulIdlngB:

Manhat tan Jan, 1 to date $28,129,910 $54,941,124 The Bronx, J an . 1 to dat« 3,651,485 12,089,088

Manha t t an -Bron i , J an . 1 to date $31,781,395 $67,030,212 Total Amount Al tera t ions;

Manhat tan-Bronx.Jan , 1 to date $3,466,797 $3,876,647

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Gossip of the Week. SOUTH OP 5 9 T H S T R E E T .

58th St. No. 5 Bas t . 6-sty bricit hui lding on lot 25x100.5; J u s ­tice P . H e n r y Dugro h a s bough t this p roper ty from the New Torli Cab Co. I t adjoins the Hote l Savoy In t h e r e a r and as soon as he ob ta ins possession an addi t ion to fhe hotel will he erected. Broker, Samuel Goldsticker.

s a av, No. 475. 4-s ty br ick flat, with store, lot 24.8x85; seller. M. K a m a k . See No. 137 E a s t 122d st. below. This proper ty , No. 475 3d av . sold a t auct ion in IMay. 1898, for $19,100.

45th St. No. 47 West , 3-s ty br ick and stone dwelling, lot 18.9x half the block; buyers , Mande lbaum & Lewine; seller, the Bruce es ta te .

4 th st. No. 204 E a s t , lot 25x90.10; sellers. W. & J. B a c h r a c h ; buyers , Ju l iu s & Max "Weinstein, -who will build.

Monroe st . No. 264. 4-s ty tenement . 25x87.6; seller. Dr. W a r r e n A. J ames , who t akes in exchange the 4-sty brick s table on lot 22x100, No. 328 Cherry s t ; buyers . Lowenfeld & Prayer .

16th st, Nos. 226 and 228 West , two S^sty three family tene­ments , 50x87x103; seller, H u l d a Wi t tne r .

52d st, No. 249 Eas t , 5-sty double flat; seller, Michael F . O'Brien; brokers , Montgomery & Seitz.

40th st, nor th side, 200 feet west of 8 th av, 99x98.9, v a c a n t ; buyer, Jacob Korn ; price, $48,000.

S tan ton st. No. 7, 3-s ty br ick dwelling, 19xo0; buyers , Lowen­feld & Prager .

Sth St. No. 335 Eas t , 4-s ty br ick tenement . 24.9x93,11; buyers , Lowenfeld & P r a g e r .

Morton st. No, 16, 3-3ty br ick dwelling, with s tah le In rear , lot 25x90; seller, Mary A, C, Dalrymple .

NORTH OP 59TH STREET. 119th St.. No, 106 West . 4-s tory dwell ing; seller, F e r d i n a n d

Hech t ; brokers , W. F , & C. H. Smith; price. $25,000. Mr. H e c h t bough t the proper ty a mon th ago th rough the same brokers .

108th st, No. 147 West , 5-story triple flat; seller, J o h n Moriar ­i ty; buyer ; M. V. Gress, who h a s resold to C, F . Fleming, t a k i n g in exchange the 4-s tory single flat. No. 255 W es t 123d st ; broker , D. H. Scully.

136th St. No. 240 West , 4-s tory d-welllng. 16.8x99.11; seller, E m a n u e l Alexander .

69th st, No. 120 West , 3-s tory br ick dwelling, 20x50x105; seller, Rev. E, C. Houghton , of Dorchester . Eng . ; broker . J. E. Briggs, Th is p roper ty adjoints the Church of the Transf igura t ion a n d was formerly used as i ts parsonage .

93d St. No. 270 West , 5-story br ick and s tone dwelling. 32x41.4x i r regular ; seller. Rev. I s a a c V a n Wink le ; brokers , Slawson & Hobbs .

Madison av. No. 1835. 5-story a p a r t m e n t house on iot 40x100; seller, Wal lace C. Andrews es t a t e ; buyers . Bul lowa & Bullowa for a client; brokers . B. C. & F . T. Ba r ry .

137 th ' s t , No. 238 Wes t . 3-s ty and basement dwelling; seller, W m . P icken ; buyer. B. Lewinson; brokers , J o n a s & Co,

105th st . No. 308 West , 5-sty Amer ican basemen t dwelling, 17x05x100.11; seller. J o h n C. Umberfield; brokers , B r a n d t & Kirby.

122d St. No. 137 Eas t . 5-sty br ick tr iple flat, plot 3L9x l00 ; seller, M. K a m a k , who t akes In exchange the 4-s ty br ick tene­ment, with store, on lot 24.8x85. No, 475 3d av . a n d the 5-&ty brick flat, wi th store, on lot 18.2x60. No. 519 3d av.

127th St. Nos. 277 and 279 West , two 4-sty br ick double flats, plot 50x99.11; seller, M. K a m a k , who t akes in exchange the 4-s ty Amer ican basement dwelling, on lot 15.6x99,11, No. 294 W e s t 137th St.

83d st . No. 445 Eas t , 5-sty brownstone flat, 25x87.6x102.2; seller, J acob J u n g ; broker. Mor t imer J, Wa te r s .

S2d st. No. 159 E a s t , 3-sty and hasemen t brownstone dwelling, lot 19.2x82.2; seller, the Knobloch es t a t e ; broker, Mor t imer J . Wa te r s .

173d st. No. 515 West , 4-s ty Amer ican basemen t dwelling, 18x 50x100; buyer , W m . H. Smith, J r . ; brokers , Char les Griffith, Moses & Bro.

Rivers ide Drive, No. 107, south of SSd st, 4-s ty American base ­ment dwelling, lot 24x75; seller, Clarence True; buyer , a Mr. Shanley.

Audubon av, west side, 75 ft no r th of 173d st, plot 75x99.11; seller, Maud E d w a r d s ; broker, P . D. Benson.

77d St. No. 130 West , 4-sty brownstone dwelling, 19x102.2; seller, Mrs. Mary T. Down; brokers , Jesse C. Benne t t & Co.

Rivers ide Drive, south comer of 94th st, plot f ront ing 111 f t on t h e Drive by 135 ft on the s t ; seller, F r an c i s M. J encks ; buyer , Bernard Levy. Who will erect a 7-s ty a p a r t m e n t house.

106th st. No, 319 West , 5-sty Amer ican basemen t dwell ing; sellers, S tewar t & Smith; brokers . Slawson & Hobbs,

S6th St. No. 321 Wes t . 5-sty Amer ican basement dwelling, 17x 62x extension x 100.8; seller. A. B. K i g h t ; buyer. E d w a r d E . McCall; brokers, John M. Thompson & Co.

131st St. south s ide , '360 ft west of 5 th av . 50x100, v a c a n t ; seller, es ta te of Mar t in Metzger; broker, W. P . Mangam.

Ams te rdam av, sou thwes t corner of 103d st, 6-sty a p a r t m e n t house, on plot 75.11x100; seller, F reder ick W. Woodward ; bro­kers , F . R. Wood. The price is repor ted a t $200,000. the h u y e r giving in p a r t p a y m e n t Tonke r s p roper ty valued a t $100,000.

117th St. No. 134 Wes t . 5-sty brown stone double flat. 25x100; seller. Samuel C. Feibel.

THE BRONX. Jenn ings pl, no r theas t corner of 158th st . plot 114x95; seller,

Marga re t N a t h a n ; broker . W. F . & C. H. Smith. Prospec t av . No. 1928. 25 ft south of E lsmere pi, a p r iva te

house; seller, Mrs, K a t e J, Ell iot t ; buyer. M. Smith; brokers . W. D. H a y n e s & Co.

135th st. No. 752 E a s t , 5-sty double flat, lot 25x100; seller, J o h n P e t t y ; buyer , a Mr. Sieger; broker . H en ry M. Hibeth.

The E r n s t - M a r x - N a t h a n Co. h a v e sold to P e t e r E n g l e m a n n the detached f rame house on t h e eas t side of Creston av, 124.5 north of lS4th st. being 25x95; also to Joseph P . Murray , for his occupancy. No. 2396 Morris av. a detached vil la on plot 37.6x120 ft, 388.29 nor th of 184th st,

LEASES, A. Meyer has leased to J. & L. A l t e rman for five years the s tore

of No. 770 Columbus av a t .$1,500 per year . M. & L. Hess have leased for Cohen. Endel & Co., the ent i re

building No. 591 Broadway, runn ing th rough to No. 162 a n d 164 Mercer st, size 30x200; the t e n a n t s a re the Strobel & Wilken Co. This p roper ty was sold in March to the present owners for $157,-500. T h e y will make elaborate a l te ra t ions to the building, in­cluding an addit ional story.

REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Joseph Steiner, of the flrm Joseph Steiner & Bro.. impor te rs of furs and skins, was the buyer of t h e new 10-sty bui lding a t t h e southeas t corner of Univers i ty pl and 12th st.

N. F . Wa l sh was taken seriously ill on t h e 20th inst., and will be unab le to a t tend to business for some weeks ' to come. His brother, D. A. Walsh, will look after his affairs meant ime.

113* RECORD AND GUIDE. J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 0 0 .

The steel tower on t h e M a n h a t t a n side of the new E a s t R ive r Br idge has been flnished to i t s full he igh t of 320 feet above high w a t e r mark. The Wi l l i amsburg tower is near ly completed. A r ­r angemen t s a re under way for s t a r t i n g the girder work.

P . T, Canavan . agen t and broker, h a s removed his office from No. 120 9th av to more commodious and easily accessible offices a t No. 136 Sth av, n e a r 17th st. The placing of mor tgages a n d bui lder 's loans a re fea tures •with Mr. Canavan . His special ty is the leasing of tenements .

Mort imer J. W a t e r s is one of the young a n d energet ic workers in rea l ty circles, with good prospects for a place a m o n g the leaders . His father . H e n r y Wate r s , h a s long been a successful operator. Mr. W a t e r s ' office a t No. 1213 Lexington av, corner of 82d st, is handsomely furnished a n d fitted. H e t a k e s ent i re charge of proper ty , m a k i n g a special ty of r en t ing a n d collecting. Our "Gossip" ment ions some recent sa les negot ia ted by Mr. W a ­ters .

Liionel Froehl ich ' s Son, to bet ter accommoda te a growing clientele, h a s opened an office on the Wes t Side a t 654 Ams te r ­d a m av, corner of 92d st. where E. F r anc i s Hi l lenbrand is in charge. The E a s t Side office a t 1149 Lexington av, above 79th St, in charge of J. Stephenson Hellen. h a s recent ly been newly decorated, and is a model in the ^vay of furnishings and equip­ment. Of course Mr, Froehlich supervises t h e m a n a g e m e n t of hoth ofiices, spending half the day in each.

Brooklyn. T h e following a r e t h e c o m p a r a t i v e tables for the Brooklyn

Conveyances. Mor tgages and Projected Buildings for t h e cor re-

•pondlng weeks of 1900 a n d 1899 g iven :

CONVEY ANCES-1900 1899

June 22 to 28, inc. June 23 to 29, Inc. Total number 234 271 Amount involved $392,S5S $348,325 Number nominal 138 171 T o t a l n n m b e p of C o n v e y a n c e B ,

J a n , 1 t o d a t e S,259 8,063 T o t a l a m o n a t of C o n v e y a n c e s ,

J a n , 1 t o d a t e $14,618,74S 920,2;t9,673

MORTQAQES.

Total number 201 265 Amount Inrolved $1,044,931 $965,060 Number over e% 83 106 Amount Involved §228,122 $378 ''02 Number at 5% or lesa US 'l59 Amount involved $810,809 $586,858 T o t a l n n m b e r of U o r t g - a s c * ,

J a n . 1 t o d a t e fl,423 6,613 T o t a l a m o a n t of SIor t sas ' eB,

J a n . 1 t o d a t e $24,308,213 $102,418,165

PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

No. Of New Buildlnge 4S QA Bstimated cost s. .=iA RT^ a:d:;o T S ? T o t a l n n m b e i - of New B n i l d - i ^ ^ . ^ ' " $4o2.795

luKB, J a n . 1 to d a t e 1,451 2.222 T o t a l a m o n n t of Neir B n l l d - -, .-**

J«»« 1 to d a t e , $7,556,4X4 a i 2 T7ft ftdt T o t a l a m o n n t of A l t e r a t l o n B , -»>'«.*** $1-J, .7a,b43

J a n . 1 t o d a t e $1,236,863 $1,266,738 The new union s t a t ion a t Fu l ton s t and Vfesta av . where a loop

h a s been const ructed to connect the K ings County a n d Brooklyn Union Elevated Rai l road sys tems h a s been completed a n d will he opened n e s t weelt. W o r k on the loop h a s been in p rogress for six raonths and has cost over $100,000. General Super in ten­dent John C. Breckenridge, of the Brooklyn Rapid Trans i t Com­pany, said: " W e shal l he runn ing t ra ins a round the loop wi thin a week. This %vill be a good th ing for the pa t rons of the road, who will have increased rai l road facilities wi thout ex t r a fare and wtll be privileged to have optional t r ans fe r s to and from the su r ­face ca r s a t the depot,"

F r a n k l i n av. hlock front between St. J o h n ' s pl and McGraw st, wi th the exception of a lot a t the corner of DeGraw st ; seller Char les McLoughlin; buyer , Mrs. I sabe l la Knud t sen ; broker. Vinnet te F . Pe l le l reau; price, $26,000. subject to a mor tgage of $15,000 a t 5%.

Vinnet te F . Pel le t reau also reports the following sa les : For Ba r t l e t t F . Hawkins , 4 lots on Wells av, n e a r V a n Wyck , in Jamaica , L. I., for $1,600. For Florence R. Pel letreau, a f rame cot tage on Nor ton av, Pa tchogue , L. L. for $2,000, F o r Ba r t l e t t P . H a w k i n s to Mrs. G. Stack, plot of ground 45 feet front on Nep tune av. near E a s t 3d st . Coney Island, for $2,800; this plot will be improved by the erection of a hotel.

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Building News. MERCANTILE.

17th St. No. 7 Eas t , t h rough to 18th st. No. 10 E a s t , two 8-sty skeleton const ruct ion s tore and loft buildings, h a v i n g f rontages of 37.6 and 24.6, respectively, and being i r regular on t h e other sides; T h o m a s H. Beli. No. 120 W es t 134th st . owner and builder. Moore & Landsiedel . 14Sth s t and 3d av, archi tec ts . P l a n s were tiled and work s t a r t ed on both of these lots in 1S99 by o the r owners. The buildings, however, got no fu r the r t h a n the founda* tions, and las t week were foreclosed.

Sth av. No. 79, 10-sty iireproof s tore and loft building, 34x125; Leo Wise. No. 1 Madison av, owner and builder; Louis Korn , Nos. 37 a n d 39 Maiden lane, is his archi tec t for a s imi lar operat ion now under way a t the no r theas t corner of 16th s t a n d Sth av .

APARTMENTS, FLATS AND TENEMENTS.

7th st, No. 204 Eas t , 6-s ty br ick and stone tenement , on lot 25x90.10; Ju l ius and Max Weins te in , .owners ; M. Bernstein, No. 245 Broadway , arohitecL

112th st, south side, 200 feet west of 7 th av, 7-sty brick a n d s tone a p a r t m e n t house, on lot 50x100; H a l l a h a n & Ahern . No, 78 W es t 133d st, owners and bui lders ; Gilbert M. Robinson, No. 217 W e s t 125th st, archi tect . E x c a v a t i n g h a s been s ta r ted . The owners can be found on the ground.

E s s e s st, Nos. 104 and 106, 6-sty and cellar, brick, s tone a n d t e r r a c o t t a stores, b a k e r y and tenements , 42x101x50; K i d a n s k y & Lsvy , 266 E a s t Broadway , owners ; Horenburge r & S t raub , 122 Bowery, a rchi tec ts (plans only).

123d st, nor th side, f ront ing Morningside P a r k . 6-s ty br ick and slone a p a r t m e n t house, lot 50x100; cost. $65,000; Wil l iam Muhlker, E a s t 121st st, owner and builder; R ichard R. Davis . 247 W es t 125th st, a rchi tec t (plans only),

71st st , Nos. 114 and 116 Eas t , 7-sty brick and s tone e leva tor a p a r t m e n t house on lot 50x100.5; F r a n k W. Her te r , No. 503 Man­h a t t a n , owner and archi tect .

94th st, sou theas t cor of Riverside Drive. 7-sty white br ick and l imestone a p a r t m e n t house. 4 families on a floor; 11 ft on the a v and 135 ft on 94th s t ; cost $300,000; B. S. Levy, 121 Wes t 2Sth st, owner and builder; Stein, Cohen & Roth, 41 Union sq, archltecta.

DWELLINGS.

5tli av, sou theas t corner of 73d st ; H o w a r d Gould, who p u r ­chased a plot a t th is location las t year, h a s decided to erect a residence, a t a cost of abou t $750,000. The size of the plot Is 77.2x130. He paid $200,000 for the comer , 32x130; Charles P . H . Gilbert, No. 1123 Broadway, is the archi tec t , a n d h e s t a t e s t h a t the details have not been decided upon.

53d St. Nos. 6 and 8 E a s t ; Char les P . H . Gilbert , No. 1123 Broadway, has p lans under way for two 5-sty dwell ings to be erected here. The fronts will be of l imestone a n d brick. The owners a re G. G. Haven . Jr. , and Seymour L, Cromwell, respec­tively.

ALTERATIONS.

Madison av . No. 1298. a l t e ra t ions and extension to dwelling, tc consist of 2-sty r ea r basement extension, 10x19. and general inter ior a l te ra t ions ; co5t, $6,000; Dr. G. G. Fischlowltz , owner ; Sass & Smallheiser, 23 P a r k Row, nrchitects .

P a r k row. Spruce and F r a n k f o r t s ts . fire repai rs to the Tr ibune ' Bui lding; 5th and Bth fioors on F r a n k f o r t s t side were burned out and a re to he placed in original condit ion; N. T. Tr ibune A s ­sociation. 154 Nassau st, owner; W h i t e l a w Reid, P res iden t ; Louis Thouvard , 289 4th av, archi tect .

Eroadway, No. 591, th rough to Nos. 162 and 164 Mercer; Cohen, Endel & Co, will m a k e extensive inter ior a n d exterior a l t e r a t i ons to this proper ty , including an addit ional s tory ; Rober t T. Lyons , No. 41 Union square West , archi tect .

ESTIMATES HECEIVABLB.

52d St. Nos, 31 and 33 W e s t ; C. P . H . Gilbert is t ak ing est i ­ma te s on all work for the 6-s ty flre-proof dwelling a t this loca­tion for R a y m o n d Hoag land . Cut s tone h a s been let to Ba r r , T h a w & F ra se r .

By the Board of E s t i m a t e a n d Apport ionment , a t the City Hal l , unt i l Ju ly 19, a t 12 m,, for furn ish ing the ma te r i a l s a n d per­forming the work for the finishing and equipment of the Ha l l of Records Building, on Chambers , Centre a n d Reade s ts . P l a n s and speciflcations m a y be seen a t the office of J o h n R, Thomas . No. 160 Broadway . Bids will be received only for the whole of the work.

By the L e p a r t m e n t of Correction, No. 418 E a s t 20th st. unt i l Ju ly 17, a t 12 m,. for erect ing and complet ing the Adminis t ra t ion building, a t the peni tent iary , Blackwell ' s I s land; for p lumbing for same building; also, for instal la t ion of new s t eam heat ing , passenger e levator and electric l ight ing in the peni ten t ia ry block; and for m a k i n g a l te ra t ions to windows and o ther exter ior por­tions of the pen i ten t ia ry ; p lans a n d speciflcations m a y be seen a t the ofiice of the Depar lment . and a t t h e ofiice of H o r g a n & Slat tery , No. 1 Madison av .

By the Board of Educat ion , corner of P a r k av and 59th st . un ­til Ju ly 5, a t 4 p. m.. for hea t ing and vent i la t ing a p p a r a t u s for new Publ ic School 109, M a n h a t t a n ; for a l tera t ions , repairs , etc.. a t Publ ic School 90. Borougn of the Bronx; also for a l t e ra t ions and repa i r s to hea t ing a p p a r a t u s a t Publ ic Schools 73, 75 and 83, Brooklyn; for complet ing the work of erect ing new Puhl ic

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Schools 42, 43 and 44, Borough of Queens; and until July 9, at 4 p, m., for alterations, repairs, etc., at PubUc Schools 5, 39. 43, 46, 52, 62, 64, 66, 68, 81, S9, 91. 115 and 155, Boroughs of Man­hattan and the Bronx; for sanitary work at new Public Schools 124 and 126, in the Borough of Brooklyn; for alterations and ad­ditions to Public School 105, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Plana and speciflcations may be seen at the estimating room of the Eoard. corner of Park av and 59th st.

By the Department of Docks, Pier "A," North River, until July 6, at 2 p. m., for preparing for and building a new wooden pier, with appurtenances, to be known as new pier No. 5, at the Wallabout Basin, in the Borough of Brooklyn,

iBy the U. S. Engineers Oflice. No. 735 North Capitol st, Wash­ington, D. C, until July IS, at 12 m., for. cut stone, conmion bricks, red pressed bricks, select red hand-made bricks, light colored face bricks. Portland cement, sand, broken stone, broken bricks, cast-iron door and window fram-^s, miscellaneous Iron castings, lumber, ornamental terra cotta. enameled iron pipe, terra cotta conduit, iron-armored conduit, flexible iron conduit, cut-out boxes, porcelain cut-outs, 0-S switches and switch-boxes. Information furnished on application. John Stephen Sewell, lieutenant engineers.

CONTRACTS AWARDSaj. The contract for sewer In Prospect av, from 177th st to Grote

St, has been awarded to Thileman & Smith at $16,698. The contract for the Interior woodwork for the dwelling. No. 1

Riverside Drive, has been awarded to The Hayden Co. by C. P. H. Gilbert, architect.

Contracts for work in PubUc Schools were awarded on Monday last as follows: In Manhattan, for erecting new building for girls' high school, to P. J. Walsh, at $487,000. The following also bid: James J. Loonie, $499,000; John Thatcher & Bon, $531,-423; Thos. Cockeriii & Son, $562,887; Thomas Dwyer, $503,500; P, Gallagher, $545,903; James D. Murphy, $532,592; William and Thomas Lamb, .$519,900; Harry McNally, $527,200; H. M, Weed & Co., $559,000 and Luke A. Burke, $557,000.

For electric lighting in No. 32 to John Edelkamp. at $1,465; alterations and repairs to heating apparatus, Nos. 93 and 100. to Victor Heating Co., at $965 and $2,121; Nos. 21, to Evans, Al-mirale & Co., at $1,035; No, 6, to Blake & Williaras, at $3,398, and No. 82. to John Neals' Sons, at $2,100.

For alterations and repairs to Nos. 34, 47 and 5Q, and for fitting up old Hall of Board of Education, No. 146 Grand St., as annex to girls' high school, to Tolraie & Kerr, at $7,362, $9,240, $2,259 and $5,348. respectively; Nos. 21 and 73, to J. G. Maekay, at $T73 and $939. Improving sanitary condition of girls' high school, to James Fay, at $1,749. For alterations to No. 7 Queens, to George Hildebrand, at $3,464. For the foUowing In Richmond, altera­tions to No. 60. to Ph. Wolff & Son, ait $6,158; to heating appara­tus of No. 18, to Blake & "WiUiams, at $14,989; alterations and repairs to Nos. 1 and 5, to Vaughn & Yetman, at $1,400 and $1,-900; No. 14, to Thomas Cummings, Jr.. at $1,242; No. 16. to James G. Taylor, at $985; Nos. 20 and 24 to W. W. Osborne & Bro.. at $1,780 and $920, and No. 18, to Wm. H. Lynch, at $1,948.

The contract for the erection of the superstructure of the new power house for the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Co. at 74th and 75th sts and the East River, has been awarded to M. Reed & Co. The size of the building is 204x750 feet,

BROOKLYN, Ryerson st, alteration to trade school and art building, 2 ad­

ditional stories on trade school and 1 additional story on art school; Pratt 's Institute, on premises, owner; W. E. Tubby. 83 Pulton st, N. Y. city, architect.

Broadway, southeast corner of Stewart st. five 3-sty brick and stone flats and stores, 25x60; total cost, $26,000; Henry Loeffler, 187A Stockton st, owner and builder; W. B, Wills, 17 Troutman st, architect (plans only.)

Navy Yard; brick dispensary building; U. S. Government, care M. T. Endicott, Chief of Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Dept., owner and architects. Also in the Navy Yard, a 2-sty brick pay-office, 50x70; cost. $18,000. Plans and speciflcations are now in Washington, and will be advertised shortly. Can be seen in a few days at Civil Engineer Assorson's office, at Brook­lyn Yard.

Havemeyer and South Oth sts. 3-sty brick extension to dweU­ing, 18x30; cost. $8,000; Conrad Muller. 160 2d st, owner; John­son & Helme. 220 South Sth st, architect.

Wythe av and North l l t h st, 4-sty brick cooperage to replace the bunding recently destroyed by fire; Weidman Cooperage, owner; Th. Engiehardt. 905 Broadway, architect.

METROPOLITAN DISTRICT, Westchester, N. Y,—McGraw estate. 2-sty brick dwelling. 22x

46; cost. $3,500; Joseph Slattery, 1335 2d av, owner; W. C, Dick­erson, 149th st and 3d av, architect.

Tonkers, N. T,—Washington Park, alteration of 2-sty barn to toilet-room; basement only wIU be fitted up for public use; 24x 36; cost, $2,000; Park Commissioners, City of Tonkers. N. T , owner; J. Van Suetendale, architect,

COUNTRY WORK OF NEW YORK ARCHITECTS Sands Point. L. I.—One 2V2-&ty brick and stone country dwell­

ing; Howard Gould, 195 Broadway. N. Y. city, owner; C, P. H. Gilbert. 1123 Broadway, architect.

Upper Montclalr. N. J.—One 2^-sty frame dwelling; cost $3,-400; Elizabeth W. Sigler, owner; Christopher Myers, 361 Broad-way, architect.

Tuxedo Park, N. T,—Charles W. Leavitt, Jr., No. 15 Cortlandt st, has plans under way for landscape improvements to the prop­erty of George E. Dodge.

Hobolten, N. J.—Willow st, near 5th st. Small & Schumann, No. 265 Broaday, have plans under way for a 6-sty brick factory of mill construction, size 64x75; cost, $60,000, .Specifications will call for engines, boilers, elevator, electric wiring, vault and a kitchen and dining-room, for the use of the company. The Ameri­can Lead Pencil Co,, Hoboken, N. J., owners. They have now under consideration a proposition to make the building fireproof.

Bernardsville, N. J.—Alteration and addition to 2l^-sty frame dwelling; cost, .$5,600; Elize Cameron Bradley, Harrisburg, Pa-, owner; Wm. S. Post. 33 East 17th st. architect.

Glen Cove. N. T.—One 2-sty frarae stable; W. D. Guthrie, 40 Wall st, N. T. City, owner; C. H. P. Gilbert, 1123 Broadway, architect.

Harrison, N. J.—Jersey and Dey Sts, 2-sty brick and iron stor­age house, 170x175; H, Hahn & Stumpf, owns; Herman Kreitler, 62 Broad st, architect.

Jersey City, N. J.—Boulevard and Gienwood avs, alteration and addition to 2i4-sty frame dwelling; E. L. Young, owner; Dehli & Howard, 1193 Broadway, architects.

Yonkers, N. Y,—Alteration of 2-sty stone dwelling to public library; cost, $7,000; Board of Education, owner; C. C. Chipman. 220 Broadway, architect. Brick and stone schoolhouse; Board of Education of Yonkers, N, T.. owner; architect, same as last.

Park Hill, Overcliff st, 2t4-sty and basement and cellar dwell­ing, 60x30; cost. $20,000; Wm. J. Yates, 18 Wall st. owner; Turner & Kilian, 2291 Broadway, architects. Nepperhan avenue and Waverly street, two brick and stone apartment houses, 57.3x60 and 48x33; Mrs. Andrine Olsen, owner and builder; Ross & McNeill, 39 East 42d st, architects.—

OF INTEREST TO THE BUILDIHG TRADES.

Jos, A, Farley, builder, has removed from No. 2787 Broadway to No. 503 5th av.

George Archer and William HIg:?Inson now comprise the firm of Archer & Higginson. masons and builders, of No. 1 Madison av,. Jaraes W. Ramsey having retired.

As the context shows, the second paragraph of our talk with Cass Gilbert, architect, on Building Skyscrapers should begin •'Pits were sunk," instead of "Piles were sunk." as the types rendered it. Also W. R. Andrews should have read Edward R. Andrews, principal owner, etc.

The New East River Bridge Commission has rejected the two bids submitted for the steel and masonry work of the apprqaches on both sides of the river. New bids will have to be advertised for.

Meetings will be held at the Building Trades' Club next week as follow^: Tuesday, at 1.30 p. m.. Mechanics' and Traders' Ex­change; at 8 p. m., Master Painters; Thursday, at 8 p. m.. Masons' Arbitration Board, and at 2 p. m.. Electrical Con­tractors' Association.

There have been plenty or rumors circulating this week of present and impending labor troubles in the building trades in this city. Considerable pains taken to run them down only re­sulted in obtaining denials and a remaining inference that the rumors were the echoes of the Building Trades' Club joke re­ported last week. Here and there there is trouble in isolated cases as there always is. but the Idea of a general disturbance inaugurated from one side or the other is scouted by those who ought to know.

Wm. J. Rogers, contractor, having been refused payment by the city for violation of the "prevailing rate of wages" clause of his contract, applied to the Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel payment. Justice Leventritt has refused the application, saying: "The act of the relator in entering into competition for the municipal work was voluntary; he was advised by tlie usual advertisement of the terms of the contract; he knew that the city was under obligation by virtue of valid legislative enact­ment to pay the prevailing rate of wages; he was under no com­pulsion to bid for the work; he was willing to act for the city and to assume the conditions imposed upon it; of his own free will, and apprised of all the facts, he entered into t)he agreement which he cannot now be heard to disavow."

Investigation by architects of the merits of "Salasee" is leading to its largely Increased use. Some of the advantages claimed are, that it is not affected by hot lime and Is cleaner, stronger and cheaper than hair, "Salasee" has been on the market ten years. Some of the prominent buildings where it has. recently been used together with the names of contr<tcting plasterers are: Eroadway, between 100th and 101st st, by Hartley Haigh: in6th st and Riverside Drive, and 84th st, near Riverside Drive, by John Woods; Central Park West, between 66th and 67th sts. by Arnold Pfenning; 124th st, west of Amsterdam av. by Mannion & McLean: 55th st and 7th av, and 92d st and Broadway, by James Dowd, and 71st st West (Jas. Brown Bldg.), by Henry Woods, just starting. Samples of "Salasee," with particulars and testimonials, will be furnished on application to Charles R. Weeks & Bro,. of No, 542 West 14tl> sf Telephone 2022 18th st.

I I 4 0 [ M a n h a t t a n ] RECORD AJSTD GUIDE. une 30 ,1900 .

MI80BLLANE0TJS.

Established IM). Telephone »800-SBth.

* 'REEBE" FURNACES AND RANGES

JANES & KIRTLAND, 725 & 727 Sixth Avenue,

Forty-aeeond Street. NEW YORK

REAL ESTATE

w F. &:C. H. SMlTH/iS^^oU

REAL ESTATE AIISOELLAJfEOUS

Real Estate Experts, i^ 'Tremont Advisers and Dealers,

23a and 24th Ward Proper ty a Specialty. Smith Building, 3d and WllUa A T S , aod 148th St. Branch, S. W. Cor. Tremont & Washington Avs.

N O T I C E T O P R O P E R T Y 0 \ F N E R S . ASSESSMENTS COMPLETED.

Aasessments for the following have beea com-pletea and deposited in the office of the Board of Assessors for examination. Verified objec­t ions mus t be presented to the Secretary, a t N«, 320 Broadway. Ju ly 3l3t.

Regulat ing, Grading, Curbing, Flagging, Laying CrosBwalks.

Fulton av. from Spring pl to 23d Ward l iae ; Pelham av, from Websler av to Southern Boule­

vard ; and 180th st, from Amsterdam av to Kingsbridge

road. Sewer and Appurtenances,

Jackson av, bet 160th and loSth s ts . F lagging and Reflagglng,

18th st, south side, from w line o£ No 210 to 75 ft west.

Area of Assessment; Fo r Jackson. av.-^Botb sides of Jackson av, from 160tb st to loSth st. For IStb St.—Block 767, lots 68, 6& and 70.

ASSESSMENTS DUE AND PAYABLE, Tbe Comptroller gives notice t ha t the following

assessments for sewers, paving, etc., a re now due and payable. Payments made on or before Aug. 20 for Marlon av and Aug. 24 for Concord av, win be exempt from interes t ; after tba t date interest a t the rate of 7% per annum will be charged from the dates of the respective entries of the several assessments in the Record of Titlea and Assessments;

Street Opening. Concord av, from 141st s t to KeUy st ; and Marion av. from lS4th st to Mosbolu Parkway. Area o t assessment: Fo r Marion av,—W s of

Mosholu Parkway S,. 100 n w Erom n w s ot Bainbridge av; a along w s Mosbolu Parkway to Webster av, 100 ft s e from s e s thereof; thence to Webster av, 100 s e and e from a e and e a thereof to lS3d st, 100 s w trom s w s thereof; tbence to IKld st and ISSd s t produced. 100 s w from s w stbereof to Tiebout av, 100 w from w s thereof; thence to Tiebout av. 100 w from w s thereof to Fordhara road, 100 n from n s thereof; thence 100 n from n s thereof to w s of Kingsbridge road; tbence from Kingsbridge road to its intersection • with Bainbridge av, 100 u w from tbe n w s thereof; thence 100 n w from n w s thereof to point or place ot begin­ning. For Concord av.—Intersection of e s Trinity av with Westchester av , 100 n w from n w s thereof; n e 100 ft n w from n w s there­of to its intersection with Wales av, 100 ft e from e s thereof; thenee s to Wales av, 100 e from e s thereof, 100 s e from the s e a thereof; tbence s w to 138th st, 100 ft a from s 3 thereof; tbence w to Robbins av, 100 w from w s thereof; thence n to n w s ot Wes t ­chester av; tbence n along e s of Trini ty av to beginning.

HEARINGS FOR T H E COMING W E E K . At the City Hall .

134th st, n s, commencing opposite No 321, and extending e (or 60 ft;

149th s t , s w cor Broadway; 149th st, n e cor Amsterdam a v ; and 137tb s t , n s, from Convent av to Amsterdam av;

flagging and reflagglng and repairing sidewalks opposite locations named. By Board of Local

' Improvements ot the 19th District, Ju ly 10. SOth st, n s, bet 1st av and Av A; 99th st, n w cor Madison av; and

.99th st, n s, from w line No 15 to oth av; flag­ging and reflagglng and repairing sidewalks op­posite locations named. By Boarfl ot Local Im­provements of tbe 20th District, July 10.

134th st, s w cor Park av; 123d St. n s, from Pleasant av, and running w

to e line of No 447; and 122d St. n e cor Pleasant av; flagging and re-

flagging and repairing sidewalks opposite loca­tions named. By Board of Local Improvements of tbe 21st District, Ju ly 10.

Monroe st, Nos 2G6 and 268; repair ing sidewalk opposite and erecting a t ight-board fence 6 ft high. By Board of Local Improvements of the 10th District, Ju ly 10,

Amsterdam av. bet 179th and 180th s ts ; Amsterdam av, east side, bet 184th aad ISoth

s ts ; and Amsterdam av, sontheast corner ]6Sd s t im­

provement of vacant lots. By Board of Local Improvements of the 19tb District, July 10.

Amsterdam av, northeast corner 14Sth st ; condi­tion of sidewalks. By Board of Local Improve­ments of the 19tb District, July 10.

28th st, bet 6th and 7th avs ; repaving. By Board of LiDcal Improvements of t h e 15th District, July 10,

COMMISSIONS—STREET IMPROVEMENTS. t44th st, Erom Hamilton Terrace to Convent

av:- Robert E. Dugro, Thomas J. Carleton and Edward D, Farrel l .

/• H A R L E S H. EASTON & CO. , ^ Real Estate Agents and Brokers, Tel., 795 33th Street- Estates Managed.

116 WEST 42D STREET, NEW YORK. Cable Address. " CheaBton,. N. Y."

Charlea H. Easton. Eobert I . McQaaty.

JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS, Beal Estate Agents, Brokera and AppTalsers.

NO. 45 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK CITY. ManaeeDient of Estates a Speclaltj.

Highest Be fere nee a. fchnF. Doyle. Johng . Doyle, Jr. AlfredL. Doyla.

CHAS. S. KOHLER & BRO., Agent's, Brokers, Appraisers,

Members of the Real Estate Board of Brokers 9 0 6 C O L U M B U S AVE., n e a r 1 0 4 t h St.

The economical and successful management of Im proved Eeal Estate our specialty. Many years experi-ence. HiEbest references^

I N. KALLEY & SON, ^ • Down Town Property,

150 Broadvpay. N, Y.—189 Montague St., Brooklyn.

R . J W O O D & C O . , Tel., 17S RiverildB

I West Side Apar tment Propert ies , and other Inves tment Propert ies for Sale and E:!change. 368 Columbus Av.

G E O R G E A . W H I T E & CO. , Real Estate and Mortgages,

HIGH-CLASS PROPERTIES A SPECIALTY. 100 BROADWAY, N. Y. Tel., 709 Cortlandt,

HARRY J. SACHS, 1 1 9 W e s t 2 3 d S t . , N e w York,

Specialties: HIGH CLASS BCSINESS LWESTMENT PEOPERTT.

LOTS IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCANTILE DISTKICTS.

Telephone. 2473—IStb.

- T H O M A S DIMOND, ' Iron Work for Buildings,

1 2 8 W E S T 3 3 D S T R E E T , N E W Y O R K . «-«•&>. J128 West S3d Street **""*• JlST West SSd Street.

Established ises. Telepbone, 841 SSth Sc

E ; U G E N E SOUTHACK, Real Estate Broker,

621 BROADWAY, N. Y. UPTOWN BRANCH, 61 EAST 9TH ST.

Main Tel., 912 Spring. Branch, 3027—18th.

Bridge, a t U S t h s t Weat; Henry Thompson. James A. Dunn and Wil l iam N. Lewis.

Andi'ews av, from ISOtb s t to south Une of New York Universi ty: Jul ius Heideman, George F . Scanneli and Edward D. Farrel l ,

Elsmere pl, from Marmion av to Southern Boulevard: Benjamin P . Gerding, Edward D. Farrel l and Phineas Lewinson.

I j7 th st, from Brook av to German pl : Peter J. Stumpf, W. H. Bickelhaupt and Phineas Lewin­son.

Crotona P a r k East , from Crotona Pa rk South to Southern Boulevard: Edward D. Farre l l , Mich­ael Hecht and Will iam J. Garvin.

173d St. from Crotona Park Eas t to Boston road; James R. Torrance. Pat r ick F . Ferr igan and Wanhope Lynn.

loSth st, from German pl to St Ann ' s a v : Wal­ter Muller, Louis Cohen and Phineas Lewinson,

Hamil ton Terrace, from 141st st to 14-Ith s t : Beno Lewinson, Adolph Hoble and Joseph M. Savage.

Iti^d st, from Teller av to Pa rk av West : Charles H. Griffin, Nathaniel Levy and Phineas Levrinson.

Suburban pl, from Crotona Pa rk Bast to Bos­ton road: George C. De Lacey, Will iam H. De-li-ney and James R. Torrance.

Exterir>r st, from Cromwell 's Creek to loOtb a t : Henry Thompson, Ar thur Mayer and John F . Souillon.

Davidoon av, from 177th st to Fordbam road, and WOtb st to Kingsbridge road: Henry Thomp­son. Micbael J, McDermott and James Owens.

Welgand pl. trom ISOtb st to N. Y. Universi ty: Edward D. Farrel i , Floyd M. Lord aud Frajik Buckley.

Har lem River Terrace ; also Heath av, from Bailey av to Por t Independence s t : Benno Lew­inson, Edward R. Finck and John B. Connelly.

2 j9tb st, Broadway to Riverdale av; Benno Lewinson, Will iam P, Burr and Benedict S. Wise,

Sullivan st . from 3d to 4th s t ; Joseph L, Boyle, Charles P. McCann and Edgar M. Leventri t t .

Jumel pi, from 167th st to Edgecombe road: Michael Callahan, Henry P. McGowan and Edgar M, Leventri t t .

Rockwood st, Erom Walton av to Grand Boule­vard and Concourae; Jamea R. Torrance. Thpmas M, Churchill and Edward D. Par re l l .

•COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED IN PLACE OF OTHERS,

Cannon pl and West 53d: Phineaa Lewinaon. 2;lOth st, Eas t ; Thomas B. Coughlin. lead West and I'JOtb West and Valentine av :

Michael C. Gross. 132a Eas t : John H. Judge. Graud av. Bast 165th st . East 192d st and Sheri­

dan av : Robert B, Simon. ISStb at. Eas t : Edward D, Farrel l . lS7th at and 166th st Eas t : William N. Lewis.

THE MUNICIPAI. ASSEMBLY. Below is a summary of the business directly at-

fectlng tbe interests of real estate ownera in the Boroughs of Manhat tan, Tbe Bronx and Brook­lyn, which came before the Council at Its meet­ing on Tuesday las t :

Central Realty Bond and Trust Company,

5 9 T O 6 5 I , I B E R T Y ST., N E W T O R K .

C a p i t a l a n d S u r p l u s . S1.600,OOft.

Allows i n t e r e s t on d e p o s i t s s u b j e c t t o c h o c k and t r a n s a c t s ail T r u s t Company b u s i n e s s .

Furn i s i i e s t h e n a m e s of o w n e r s of New York Heal E s t a t e .

E X E C U T I V E C O M M I T T E E : F r e d e r i c P , O lco t t , J a m e a S t i l l i n a o , A u g u s t u s D . J u i l l i a r d , J a m e a N , J a r v i r F r e d e r i c k S o u t l i a c k , Silgrlt J . G r a n t ,

H e n r y M o r g e n t h a u ,

THE TRIST CO. OF AMERICA,

149 BROADWAY, (NortiiweHt Comer Liberty St,)

CAPITAL, - - - $2 ,500 ,000 SURPLUS, - - - $2 ,500 ,000

Allows Interest on Daily Balances, sub jec t to chequiB t h r o u g h ihe New York C lea r ing H o u s e cr payab le a t s igh t , and on Cert if icates of Deposi t ,

Acts a s T r u s t e e , Rece iver . Commi t t ee , E x ­ecutor , Gua rd i an , A d m i n i s t r a t o r . Ass ignee , R e g i s t r a r and T r a n s f e r and F isca l Ageut .

Loans IVloaey on Bond and Mortgage. O F F I C E R S :

A S H B K L P. F I T C H , W M . B A R B O U R , I ' r e s i d e o t , Vice-1" r e Kid e o t .

W M . H . L E U I ' l - , H . S . M A N N I N G . Vice - J ' r es idt ' i i t . V i c e - P r e s i d e n t .

D I K E C T O K S : ASHBHL. P . FITCH. ANSON R, F L O W B E . WILLIAM BARBOUR, HENRY S. RBDMOjfi>. HENRY S. MANNING. JOHN R. HBOffiMAHT SAMUELA. M A A W E L L . C. I .HUDSON. MYRON T. HERRICK. S, C. T. DODD, CHAS. F. CUTLER, WILLARD BROWN, EMBRSON McMILLIN, P H I L I P LEHMAN, JAME3 M. DONALD, EDWARD F, CRAGOT, GEORGB CROCKER. GEO. B L U M E N T H A ^ JOEL P. FREEMAN, B D W D C. S C H A J S T H E , WILLIAM E, SPIER. F R A N K J A T GOULD.

WILLIAM A. OLARK.

REAL ESTATE.

E S. WILLARD, REAL E S T * T C ,

HAVEMEYER BUILDING, 26 CORTLANDT ST. Tel.. 2691 Cort landt .

Uptown Offlce, 509 5th AT.,n. 42d.—Tel.,2T49-38tll.

PRANK A. BARNABY, Real Estate,

71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ion Montague St,, Brooklyn,

1142 Brooklyn, *^^-^ CortVand, Tel,

COUNCIL—MANHATTAN AND T H E BRONX. Canal pl, bet s line of ISSth st and s line of 144th

st, regulat ing. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Highways.

184th st, trom Amsterdam av to 1st new av E a s t ; s t reet extension. Work ordered.

210lh st, from Webster av to Station pl; change width and grade. Work ordered.

Station pl, from Brons River to Gun Hill road; Edgecombe road, bet 155tli and lo9th s t s ; and Jaoobus pl. from Terrace View av to Van Cor­

lear pl; change of grade. Work ordered.

COUNCIL—BROOKLTN. Humboldt st, from Meeker av to Bngert a v :

grade. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Highways,

Fla t lands av, bet Eas t 86tti and Eas t 92d s t s ; water mains. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Highways,

Land bounded by Av C. Brooklyn av, Av E, East 31st st and Av G, P la tbush av and Eas t 33d st ; and

Fort Hamil ton av, from SOth to SSth st ; change of grade. Work ordered.

ALDERMEN—MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX Lawrence av, from 167th st to Lind av; and Graham sq, from Lawrence av in a curvilinear

direction; change of grade. Referred to tha Committee on Streeta and Highways.

129th st, bet 12th av and t racks of N Y C R R Co; paving. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Highways.

College av, bet 164th and lG3d s t s ; regulat ing and grading. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Highways,

Jessup pl, from Boscobel av to Marcher av; regu­lating, Wovk ordered.

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Wendover av, from 3d av to Fulton av; and 175th St. rrom 3d av to Southern Boulevard; reg­

ulating aud grading. Referred to the Commit­tee ou Streets and Highways,

Vernou av, bet Pi tkin av and point ~7> s Belmont av; regulating and grading. Work ordered.

Hun t ' s Point road, from Lafayette av to Manida st ; and

Manida st. bet Hunt ' s Point road and Bast River; water mains. Work ordered,

17Bth st, from Prospect av to Soutliern Boule­vard; s treet extension. Work ordered.

84th St. Irom 2d av to Park av; repaving. Re­ferred to the Committee on Streets and High­ways.

SSth st, from 3d av to P a r k ; S3d st, from Av A to otli av; and STth St. from 3d av to Park av; repaving. Re­

ferred to tbe oBard of Public Improvements , ALDERMEN—BROOKLYN,

Stanhope st, bet Wyckoff and St Nicholas avs ; regulating and grading. Referred to the Com-miitee on Streets and Higliways.

Pa rk pl. bet Albany av and New York av; regu­lating and grading. Work ordered.

Berry st. bet North 13th st aud Barker av; and Nassau av, bet Barker av and Lorimer st ; water

mains. Work ordered. 12th av, bet With and ti4lh s ts ; change of grade.

Work ordered. • - •

AUCTION S A I . E S OF THE WEEK. The followiog la a complete list of tbe proper­

tlea sold, withdrawn, or adjourned, during the week euding June 29, 1000, a t the New York Real Eslale Salesroom, 111 Broadway. Escept where otherwise stated, the properties offered were in foreclosure. Adjournments of legal sales to nes t meek, are noted under Advertised Legal Sales.

•Indicates that lhe property described was bid in for the plaintiff's account.

Tbe total number at tbe end of the Hst com­prises tbe considerattoa tn actual sales only,

P E T E R F . MEYER Sc CO. •65th st, No 20, s s, 27o w Central Park West,

25x100,5, 5-sty stone front flat, (Amt due $9,244; sub to mor t $28,000, aad taxes. Sec, $2,028.97.) Alfred C Woolner 32,340

•117th st, Nos 5 to 11. a s, 110 e Sth av, lOOx 100,11. four 5-sty brk flats. (Amt due $16,-333; sub to mor t $58,000.) Chas M Rosen­thal 75,450

*134tb st, Nos 531 and 533, n s, 225 e Lincoln av. 50x100, 5-sty brk stores. (Amt due $2(5,-01.^.) James S Her rman as sole surviviug trustee. Sec 10,000

•12oth st. No 502, s s, 25 w 10th av, 25x100,11, 4-sty brk flat. (Amt due S10.S12; sub to taxes, &c. $8iS,34,) Stephen Duncan ,.10.000

*125th st. No 0O6, 3 s, 75 w 10th av, 25x100.11, 4-sty brk flat. (Amt due $10,813; sub to taxes, Scc, $718.34.) Geo M Miller aud ano t rus tees under will of Levin R Marsha l l , . .

10,000 •125th st. No 504, s s. 50 w 10th av, 25x100.11,

4-sty brk flat. (Amt due $10,312; sub to taxes. See, $718,34.) Same 10,000

•S t Nicholas av. No 484, s e cor 134th st, —xl9,2 x!)9.11x31;. 5-sty b r k liat with stores. (Amt due $4S,y<)l; sub to taxes, &c, *1,1^.50,) Ma­thilde Eidlitz ef al as t rustees under will Marc Eidlitz 40,000

•Marion av, s e s, 22 n e lS4th st, 25xl22,7x25x 122,9, 2-sty frame dwell 'g. (Arat due $3,747,) Leopold Vath 3-500

64th st, Nos 231 to 239, n s, 3: 5 e l l t b av, 100x100.5, 1-sty frame and brk bldgs, See. {Amt due $3,512; sub to mort $17,000. and taxes, &c, $600,) J A Reynolds & Co.,.22,800

•IOSth St. No 415, n s, 238 e 1st av, 25x100.11, 4-sty brk fenem't with stores, (Amt due $11,-373; aub to taxes, &c, $3i8.) The American Society for the. Prevention of Cruelty to Ani­mals 12,000

134th st. No 236, s s. 32,'5 e Sth av, 25x99.11. 5-sty brk flat. Adj to Ju ly 11

•Darke st, n w s, 215 n e from Kingsbridge to Will iamsbridge road, or Boston av, 25x92.2x 25x93. (Amt due $1,299; sub to taxes. &c, $2S3,41.) Amelia A Thorn 1,725

•Jerome av, e s, 128,1 s Mt Hope pl (Morris s t) , 103x115,6x100x91.3, five 3-sty frame flats. (Amt due $4,718; sub to taxes, &c. $1,000.) Wm E Brooker and Chas H Schroeder , .20,.3.^8

•Union av. s w cor 150th st, 51x80. cor 4-sty and one 3-sty brk flat with store in cor, (Amt due $1,994; sub to liens, $24,431.87.) Fred­eric J Middiebrook 18 142

•134th st. No 111, n s, 200 w Lenox av, 25x 99,11, 5-sty stone front flat, (Arat due $18,-447; sub tc taxes. Scc, $546,91,) Jas Cham-hers et al 17,000

•134th st. No 113, n s, 225 w Lenox av,2os09.11. 5-sty stone front flat. (Amt due $18,446; sub to taxes. &c, $546,01,) Florenee Ba ldwin . .

, 17,000 112th st . No 232, s s, 325 w 7th av, 17x100,11,

3-sty Btone front dwell'g, (Amt due $13,816; sub to taxes, &c, $300.) Townsend & Verity.

. • • 15,4,50 •Wendover av, s s, 151.7 e Washington av. 25,3

xl69.7x25x173.3. 4-sty brk flaC. (Amt due $19,165; sub to taxes. &c, $453,31.) The New Tork Lite Ins 6 Trust Co 15,500

Wendover av, 3 B. 176.10 e Washington av. 25 3 Xl91z25xl94.6, 4-sty brk flat. (Amt due $10,-27S; sub to taxes , &c. $453.31,) Wm H Mayer 20.000

RICHARD V. HARNETT Se CO. Kingsbridge rd. w s, 177.8 s For t Wasliington

av, 50x119, vacant . (Trustee 's sale,) Fredk C Wagner 3,450 155 lots divided into 7 plots were withdrawn.

•124th st, Nos 205 and 207, n s. 100 e 3d av, 40x100.11, 5-sty brk flat, (Amt due $.33,712; sub to taxes. &c. $822,12.) Walter D Sewell.

34,000

W. M. RYAN, I s t av, Noa 059 and 661. w s, 25 s 3Sth st, runs

w 75 X s 24.7 X s e 2S.10 x s e 49.9 lo av, x a 44 to beginning, two 4-sty brk teuem' ts with stores, Adj to July 11

Southern Boulevard, s w cor 149th st, 23.9x100, vacant, (Executor 's) , Franc is Murphy 900

Southern Boulevard, adj, 25x100. Same 600

Ave St John, s e cor Timpson pl, 29.6x100, va­eaut, (Executor 's.) Herman Kahn 550

Timpson pl, e s, 25.0 s Ave St Jolm. 23x100, va­cant, (Executor 's,) Same 425 The other 49 lots were withdrawn,

•Amsterdam av, No 1464. w s. 50 n 132d st, 25x 100, 5-sty brk flat with stores. (Amt due $19,-998; sub to taxes, &c, $1,900.) Annie G Smith aad ano as exrs Roswell Smith 21,000

BRYAN L. KENNELLY Sc CO, Kingsbridge rd. 3 s, 200 w of Emerson st. lOOx

141.11, vacant. (Voluntary.) N T Gregg,,8,400 Lincoln av, e s, 136th st to 13Tth st, 2t)0xl00,

vacant. (Voluntary.) One corner bid in at $1,000; others withdrawu •—-

WILLIAM KENNELLY, 124th st, No 227, n s, 287 w 2d av, 20x100.11,

3-sty stone front tenem't . Withdrawn •Pa rk av, Nos 1196 and 1198. s w cor 94th st,

oO.SxSO. two 5-sty brk flats, store in corner. (Amt due $5,6(il; sub to taxes, See, $2,533,84,) Central Trust Ci^. of New York 53,805

•Same property. (Amt due $53,254; sub to taxes, &c, $2,533,84.) Central Trust Co of N Y as trustees 30,000

Jei'ome av. No 1900, n e cor lT7th at, 177,4x 110.5x88.2x135.5. 2-sty frarae hotel and sheds. Withdrawn

172d st, n s, 105 w Washington av, 45x105, va­cant, (Amt due $3,&S)2; sub to taxes, &c. $44,04) Henrie t te C. Schroedei;. par ty in in­terest 4,100

•Wes t F a r m s rd, No 1435, on map No 1431, be­ing Boone st, w s, 251,3 s and s w from Jcuuiugs st, 29,5x162.10x26,1x154,10, 2-sty frame dwelTg. (Amt due $3,078; aub to taxes, See, $256,18,) Emma Schuraan 2 500

IStb st, No 155, n s, 210 e Tth av. 20x90,6, 2-sty brk store. Withdrawn •

L, J, PHILLIPS Sc CO. 4th st. No 57, n s. 92.5 e Bowery, 25x96,2. O-sty

brk tenem' t with storea, (Amt due $19,301; sub to taxes. &c, .ii450,) Mary Mooney. .37,450

JAMES L. WELLS, •o th av, Nos 140 and 151 | being 5lh av, n e Broadway, Nos 921 and 923| cor 21st st, runs e

195,3 to w s B'way, x n 44.1 x w 32 x w 63,2 x n 28,7 X w 80.11 to e s 5th av, x s 62.4 to be­ginning. 7-sty brk store and loft bldg, with 5-sty brk office bldg on av; leasehold. (Amt due $77,268; sub to taxes, &c. ,^387.40. and water rents. $- .) United States Mortgage & Trus t Co 25,000

•122d st. No 251, on map No 249, n s, 30O e Sth av, 18.4x100,11, 3-sty stone front dwell 'g. (Amt due $11,945; sub to taxes, a c , $305,30.) Citizens Savings B a a k 11,000

P H I L I P A. &MTTH. USth St. No 781. n s, 125 e Brook av, 25x100.

2-sty frame bldg witb portion 2-sl.y frame bldg on rear . (Amt due $:;.S41; sub to taxes, &c, $513.65,) Jul ius Wolf 3,900

D. PHOENIX INGRAHAM & CO. 164th St. No 451, n s, 169.S w Edgecombe rd,

25x139,6x25.3x136,1, 2-sty frame dwell 'g. Ad] to Ju ly 12 —

JOHN J. BOYD. *3d av. No 2350, w s, 50 n 127th st, 25x100.

5-sty brk store. (Amt due $3,278; sub to mor t $27,000, and taxes, Scc, $1,266.12.) Jas Stikeman 32,750

H E R B E R T A. SHERMAN. •123d at. No 63. n s. 99,5 w 4th av, 19,5x100.11.

3-sty stone front dweii 'g. (Amt due $14,298; sub to t ases . Sec, $219.23.) Alfred F Bert ln.

9,000

Total $630,095 Corresponding week 1899 913,822 Jan . 1, 1900, to date 29,CS2,162 Corresponding period, 1899 31,943,007

ADVERTISED LEGAIi SALES. Referee's sales to be held a t 12 o'clock noon at

the New Tork Real Es ta te Salesroom,111 Broad­way, except where otberwiee stated.

Ju ly 2. Marian st, w s, 200 s Becker av. 25x100. Ella M

Merrit t agt Wm H Bard et a l ; J Mortimer Bell, a t t 'y . Mount Vernon, N Y; Har ry V Morgan, ref. (Amt due .$1,939; sub to taxes, &c. $115,} Mort recorded in Westcbester Co. By Referee, on premises, at 2 o'clock p m.

130th st . No 842, s s, 100 e St Anns av, 25x100, 5-sty brk flat. Bridget C Sullivan agt James H Cassidy et a l ; Mulqueen & Mulqueen, a t t 'ys , 253 Broadway; Edward Jacobs, ref. (Amt due $15,285; sub to taxes, &e, $490.34.) Mort re ­corded Dec 22, 1S98. By P F Meyer.

IGOlh st, No 1172, 3 w s, a t intersection with n s 167th st, runs n w along 169th at 65.5 x s w 28.11 x s e 8S,6 to n 3 lH7th st s e 60.4 to be­gin, 4-sty brk flat and store. Robert Carter agi Jobn De H a r t et a l ; Carter & Fallows, a t t 'ys , IS Wall s t ; Wm J Woods, ref. (Amt due $16,-380; sub to taxes, Sec, $807.73.) Mort recorded April 9, 1898. By Wm .\I Ryan,

Crotona av, No 2017, n w cor Oakland pl, 48s 100x49x100, 2-sty frarae dwell 'g and vacant . Samuel C Boehm agt Rachel Greer et a l ; Eu­gene V Daly, a t t 'y , 20 Broad st ; Edward B La Fetra , ref, (Amt due $5,562; sub to mor t $6.-60Q, and taxes, Scc, $50,) Mort recorded May 2, 1S99. By P F Meyer.

Webster av, Nos 1736 and 173S, e s, 48.6 n 174th St. 50x84,2x51x97.5, two 4-sty brk flats. Fred­eric J Middiebrook agt Joseph Vegliante et al; Bowers & Sanda, a t t 'ys , 31 Nassau st ; Charles Strauss, ref, (Amt due $4,560,97; sub to taxes, &c, $402.12,) Mort recorded Sept 15, 1S9S. Sy B L Kennelly.

Ju ly 3. Pearl st. No 221, s w cor P i a t t st. 22.3x54.1x12.2

x60, 4-sty brk store. (Sub to mor t $20,000. and taxes, Scc, $409.26.)

Stone st, No 10. s s, abt 200 e Whitehall st, runs 3 59.9 X e 5.4 X s 8 X e 21.10 x n 20 x w 5.5 X n 45,3 to Stone st, x w 21,11 to begin, 5-sty brk store. See, with 1-sty brk bldg ou rear. (Sub to morta $22,000, and taxes, &e, $290.40.)

Sheriffs sale on excution of all title which Marie L Moore had on Feb 9. 1900, or since; How­land Se Murray, a t t 'ys . 35 Wall at ; Wm F Grell. Sheriff. (Amt due $8,640,45; costs $498.69.) By P F Meyer.

100th st. No 153. n s, 200 e Amsterdam av, 25x 100,11, 5-sty brk flat. Geo S Leary agt Anna E Lyon et a l ; Geo E Hyat t , a t t 'y , 15 Wall s t ; Saml D Levy, ref, (Amt due $8,007; sub to morts $19,44T,&3.) Mort recorded Dec 29, 1893. By Wm Kennelly.

126th st, No ;J06, s s, 107.6 e 3d av. 27,0x99,11, 5-sly brk tenem' t with atores, Henry R Beek­man trustee for Margl L Slosson under will of Henry Lawrence agt Thos F Cooke et al; Phi l ­bin, Beekman & Menken, a t t 'ys . 111 Broadway; Emil Goldmark, re£. (Amt due $21,528; sub to taxes, Scc, $396.86,) Mort recorded Oct 22 ISNS. By Samuel Goldsticker,

Mt Hops pl, n s, 450 w Fleetwood av, 150x125, vacant,

Mt' Hope pl, s s. 450 w Fleetwood av. 125.xl25, vacant.

176th st, n s, 475 w Fleetwood av, 25x125, va­cant,

176th st, n s, 625 w Fleetwood av, 50x125, va­cant, l,ewis G Morris agt Fann ie E Lawrence et a l ; Morris & Steele, a t t 'ys , 16 Exchange pl; John M Stoddard, ref. (Amt due $10,401; sub to taxes. See, $1,576.86,) Mort recorded Juue 24, 1S96. By P F Meyer.

Locust av. White Plains rd and Blm st, being lots 4 to IS, 21 to 40 on amended map ot Bronx-wood Park. Williamsbridge, David B Ju t ten as t rustees for beneflt of Lavinia Cudlipp agC Martha A Shirmer et al; I Newton Wili iams. a t t 'y . 31 Liberty st ; Jaa W Husted, ref. (Amt due $10,039,86; sub to morts $10,000, and taxes, &c, .$2,145.31.) Mort recorded in Westches­ter County, By James L Wells,

July 5,

l l o t h st . No 48, s s, 325 e Lenox av, 18x100.11. 3-sty brk dwell 'g. Archer V Pancoast as t rua­tee ot Geo P Bliss agt Cecilia wite Henry R Cassel et a l ; Hubbard Sc Rice, a t t 'ys , 55 Liberty s t : Sylvester L H Ward, ref. (Amt due $14,-363; sub to taxes, &e. $223.23,) Mort record­ed J u n e 23. 1893. By Wm Kennelly.

137th St. No 288, on map No 260, s s, 150.6 e Sth av, 15,6x99,11, 4-sty brk dwell 'e . Emma Reiner agt Geo T Rowe et al; Adams Sc Hahn , a t t 'ys , 59 Liberty st ; Sylvester L H Ward, ref. (Amt due $14,905; sub to taxes, fi;c, $350,31.) Mort recorded Jan 19, 1S9S. By James L Wells.

June 6.

1023 st, No 77, n s, 100 e Columbus av, 19x100.11. 5-aty stone front flat. Mary E Fisher and ano as trustees under will of Geo J Pisher ag t W m H Hamil ton et a l ; W B & G F Chamberlin. a t ­t 'ys , 31 Nassau s t ; Pat r ick H Whalen, ref, (Amt due $18,161; sub to taxes, &c. $690.60,) Mort recoi'ded Jan 30, 1895. By P A Smyth.

133d st, No 534, s s, 362,6 w Amsterdam av, 17.6x 99.11. 4-Ety brk fiat. Sarah R Wells as t rus­tee will of Cath A Schuchardt agt Jul ius Jung­mann et al; Geo V N Baldwin, a t t 'y . 32 Nassau st ; John Delehunty, ref, (Amt due $8,122; sub to taxes. ScC, $743.21,) Mort recorded March 12. 1897, By P F Meyer.

Brook av. No 1014, s e cor 165th st. 3 6 . 7 X 9 3 , 8 K 34,6x105.11, 4-sty brk flat and store, Michael Feeney agt David Quigley et a l ; John G Mo-Neilly, a t t 'y , 237 Broadway; Edward D O'Brien, ref, (Amt due $4,502; sub to taxes. See, $50.) By Wm M Ryan,

Ju ly 7. Hillside av, s e s, being par t of plot 146 on map

of 128 acres In 12th Ward, part of Esta te of Isaac Dyckman. 168x209,9 to l l t h av. xl52.9x 312,6, The Batavia & New York Wood-work­ing Co agt Jennie M Tompkins et a l ; McKelvey & Mattocks, a t t 'ys , 66 Broadway; Phllo P Saf­ford, ref. (Amt due $9,247; sub to taxes. See, $3,641,20.) Mort recorded Feb 2, 1898 Bv McVickar & Co.

July 9. Washington st, Nos 410 and 412 Ibegins Laight st . West st, Nos 254 and 255 I s s. extends Laight st. No 91 [ from West to

Washington sts,225x62,6, 5 and 6-sty brk bldgs. Washington st. Nos 398 and 400 | n w cor Huber t West St. I st, runs n 53 s

w 22S,6 to e s West st , .x s 26.9 x e 24,9 x n 12,3 I e 14,6 X s 11.6 X w 9,6 X s 27 to n s Huber t st. X e 199,8 to beginning. 4 and 5-sty brk bldgs;

Washington st, w s, 53 n Huber t st, 62.6x226,3 to West st, X 62,6x227,9. Leasehold. The People of the State of New York agt th( Linde Co. Receiver 's sale; sub to morts . taxea, ScC, $379,857,58, and ground rents, taxes, Scc. $0,908,05.) Wm M Gibsoa and Percival C Smith, receivers. By P F Meyer.

45th st, No 341, n s. IOO w 1st av, 20x100.5, 4-sty brk bldg. M Adele Smith and ano. &e. ast Jos Reuth et a l ; Bowers & Sands, a t t 'ys , 31 Nassau at ; John H Rogan, ref, (Amt due $7,779; sub to taxes, Scc, $128,S1.) Mort re ­corded April 29, 1897. By P F Meyer,

Broadway, No 1166, e s. 105,9 n 27th st, 26.5x99.5 x24.8xS9.11, 4-sty brk atore.Caroliue H Johnston agt Ar thur B Appleby et a l ; Townsend Wan­dell.- a t t 'y . 51 Chamhers s t ; John H Rogan, ref. (Amt due $71,478; sub to taxes. See, ,$2,500.) lylort recorded J a r 16, 1S80. By P F Meyer Sc Co-

Broadway, Nos 3251 to 3255 1 s w cor of 131st st, 13Ist sC, Nc 602 I runs w 125 x s

9.11 X e 25 X n 25 s e 100 to Braadway, X n 74,11 to beginning, 5 and 1-sty brk store. Wm L Condit et al exrs Josephine L Peyton agt Will iam Riedell et a l ; Abram I Elkus a t t 'y . 56 Pine st ; Edwd J McGuire, ref. (Amt du6,¥5T,625; aub to taxes, &c, $3,662.04.) Mort recorded Aug 12, 1S95. By James L Wells.

Madiaon av. Nos 1420 to 1435, a e cor 99th at 100.11x100, two 6-story brk flats. August Op­penheimer agt Thomas Graham et a l ; Einstein & Townsend, a t t 'ys , 32 Liberty st ; Jos C Levi ref. (Amt due $29,509.) Mort recorded Sept 15, 1S90. By L J Phill ips Se Co.

3d av, e s, 76,6 n 106th st, 26.6x100.7, 5-sty b rk flat and store. American Mortgage Co agt Herman Sehmuck et al (No 1) ; Bowers Sc Sands, a t t 'ys , 31 Nassau st; Wilbur Lar remore ref. (Amt due $22.1SS; sub to taxes, Scc. $372,10.) Morts recorded Oct 11. 1899. By Wm M Ryan,

3d av, 9 s, 50 n 166th et, 26.6x100.7x26.6x100.8,

1 1 4 2 [ M a n h a t t a n ] RECORD AND GUIDE. .June 30, 1900.

5-sty brk flat and store. Same agt same (No 2) ; same a t t ' y s ; John H Rogan, ref. (Amt due $1,234; sub to prior liena .'522,001.60, and taxes, &c, $370.10.) Mort recorded Oct 11, 1S99, By P F Meyer,

J U D G M E N T S I H F O B . E C L O S T T R . E S U I T S .

June 22, Brook av, n e cor 162d st, runs n 66,5 x e 53.8

X still e 25 X s 50 to n s 162d st, x w 26,6 to begiu. Jane E Oothout agt Elizabeth Meyer et a l ; Miller, Peckham & Dixon, a t f y s ; Henry D Hotchkiss, ret. (Amt due $26,708,33,)

162d st, n s. 26,6 e Brook av. 27x100, Stepheu Duncan agt same; sarae a t t ' y s ; Daniel P Ingra­ham, ref, (Amt due $17,100,)

Duncomb av, n e cor Elizabeth st, 400x125. Ella Van Allen agt Joseph Norden et a l ; Maurice 5 Cohen, a t l ' y ; David R Daly. ref. (Amt due $4,159.48.)

1st av, s w cor 104th st, 100.9x125. Jul ius Dorn-berg and Henry Goodman agt Pepi Wer the im et a l ; Isaac Rothschild, a t t ' y ; Austin E P re s ­singer, ref, (Amt due ,?o,245.33,)

Boston av, No 1033. w s, 70x173x69.6x180. W m W and Saml H Conn agt Sarah F Graham as admrx. See, of John Graham et a l ; John A Car­ney, a t t ' v ; Jobn H Judge, ref. (Amt due $10,-228.92,)

107th st, n s, 350 e 2d av, 25x84 to former center line of Harlem Creek, x26x75. Joseph C Levi as trustee agt Jacob Antopolsky et -al; Har ry H Simpson, a t t ' y ; M Warley Platzek, ref. (Amt due $10,025,12.)

June 23. Parcels 1 to 22, 27 to 79, 81 to 105 and 125 to

137 on revised map of Givan Homestead, West­cbester. Samuel D Collins agt Harmon A Per­kins and ano; Daly. Hoyt Sc Mason, a t t ' y s ; John H Judge, ref. (Amt due $78,237,50,)

24th st, No 45, n s, 220-10 e Oth av, 20.10x98,9, Wm A Thorn trustee agt Catherine Dellamore et a l ; "Varnum Sc Harison. a t t ' y s ; Edward L Pat terson, ref, (Amt dua $35,790.26.)

June 25. 16th st. No 129. n s, 259.8 w 3d av, 24x92. J

Frederic Kernochan as Committee of Marie Marshall agt Sadie Altman et al; Henry F Mil­ler, a t t ' y ; Joseph McElroy, J r . ref. (Amt due $21,244.44,)

June 26, Dey st, No 63, s s. 82,3 e Washington st, 23x

50.6x22.9x50.6, Richard C Washburn as t rus­tee for the Hudson County National Bank ot Jersey City agt Edward H Apgar et a l ; Strong 6 Cadwalader, a t t ' y s ; Edward L Pat terson, re(. (Amt due $20,938.89.)

75th st. No 315, • s, 225 e 2d av, 25x102,2. Mor­ris Kahn agt Joseph Eserer et a l ; Quackenbush & Wise, a t t ' y s ; Emil Goldmark, ref. (Amt due $3,073,50.)

All property of Upper New York City Wate r Go, both real and personal, including all its r ights , credits, income, proflts and franchises. Metro­politan Trust Co ot the City of New York t rus ­tee agt Upper New York City Wate r Co et a l ; Parsons, Shepard Sc Ogden. a t t ' y s ; Wm H Ford, ref. (Amt due $1,303,725.)

June 27. Allen st, w s, 10O.2 n Canal st, 25.2x65.7. Citi­

zens Savings Bank agt Charles Hoss et al (No 1) ; John W Pirsson, a t t ' y ; John H Judge, ref. (Amt due $9,491,92.)

9th st, s s, 225 w 1st av, 25x85, Same agt same (No 2) ; same a t t 'y and ref. (Amt due $10,-346,58.)

Boulevard, n e cor 125th st, 99.11x75, Henry J Braker agt John McSweeney et a l ; S H Moe­ran, a t t ' y ; S L H Ward, ref, (Amt due $21,-453.33.)

Kelly st, e s, 1S6.U s 167th st, 17x100. Luther E Mansfield and ano as t rustees for Adolph Stadler et al agt Charles Tange et a l ; Ellis B Southworth, a t t ' y ; Edward Browne, re t . (Amt due $1,884.15.)

Decatur av, s e s, 352 n e Southern Boulevard, 50x120, James J Phelan as t rustee under will of Wal te r Stevenson' agt Samuel E Duffey et al; Abel Crook, a t t ' y ; John H Judge, ref, (Amt due $1,080,83,)

Laae leading from Kingsbridge to Williamsbridge road, to lands of Maria Shrady, s w a, being lot 109 on map No 2 of property in Yonkers, of Charles Darke, 25x100. Ellis and Chas H Jones agt John Evans ; Bdward S Peck, a t t ' y ; Emil Goldmark, ref, (Amt due $621.36,)

Court landt av, w s, 150 n 162d st, 50x133.1x30,81 x l41 . I

158th st, n s. 361.10 w Courtlandt av, 97.8 toi Park av, x.30xS3.7x26.6. | American Mortgage Co agt Herman Sehmuck et al; Bowers Sc Sands, a t f y s ; C W Hartr idge, ref. (Amt due $2,050,)

June 28. 60th St. n s. 100 e Columbus av, 2 lots, each 25x

100.5, Union Dime Savings Ins t agt Sarah E Lowther et a i ; 2 actions; Ritch, Woodford, Bo­vee & Wallace, a t t ' y s ; John H Rogan, ref. (.\mt due $28,477.58 on each.)

106th st, n s, 200 w Manhat tan av, 20x100.11, D Willis James agt Carlo Luckes et al (No 1) ; Edmund Coffin, a t f y ; John H Rogan, ref, (Amt due .$28,904,35,)

106th sl, a s, 220 w Manhat tan aw, 30x100.11. Same agt same (No 2 ) ; same a t t 'y and ref. (Amt due $10,161.62.)

St Anns av, s w cor 158th st, 100x100. George S ta rk agt .4.bram Abelman et a l ; Otis Sc Pres­singer, a t f y s ; John H Rogan, ref. (Amt due .<;6.S2ri.56.)

L I S P E N D E N S . June 25.

2d av. No SOO, e s, 40,5 s 43d st, 20x81. In the matter ot the application of Manhattan Railway Co agt Sarah Newman et al; condemnation pro­ceedings; at t 'y , Chas A Gardiner,

June 26. ' 110th st, a s. 100 w Broadway, 113x171,10 to 109th

St. Geo W Ar thur agt Jacob D Butler; action to enforce agreement and for conveyance; a t fy , Charles Ruston,

Decatur av. w s. 80 s Suburban st, 50x110, Wm H Estwick agt Caroline J Clarke; action tor spe­cific performance; a t fy , E V Daly.

123d st. No 311, n s. 100 e 2d av, 25x100. Fe r ­nando W Benner agt Robt S Briggs; action Eor specific performance; a t fy , H J Robert.

June 27, 45th st. No 533, n s, 325 e l l t b av, 2.jxl00, Yette

Hirschbein agt Agnes C Treanor; action for specific performance; a t t 'y , L Moschcowitz.

Pearl st. s w cor P ia t t st, runs s w 22.3 x n w| 32.9 X still n w 21,4 x n e 12.2'to s w s Piat t st, X s e 60 to beginning. |

Stone st, No 10, and 1 Bridge st. No 27, pa r t of rear. ,

Eliza L Moore agt Marie L Mcore; action to re­cover, &c; a t fy s , Howland & JI.

J u n e 28. Clinton av, s w cor Spring sl. 100x100, Mt

Hope, Randall Salisbury agt 'Wm C Cooper as admr, &c, of Will iam Cooper et al; par t i t ion; a t f y . Wm B Ewing.

June 29.

75th st, s s. 200 e 2d av, 50x—, Department of Buildings agt F redk S Myers; violation of building laws; a t t 'y . E OtterbourE.

OSth st, n s, 148 e Av A, 394 to w s of Exteriorl st, X—X403.11x100.5,

Av A. n e cor 68th st, runs n 2.5.1 i e 98 x n 73.4 X e .lO X s 100.5 to st, x w 148 to beginning. Bartholomew Dunn agt Central Brewing Co; action on a t tachment ; a t f y s , Kel loggfe Rose,

Slst st, s w s, 475 n w 6th av, runs s w 98.9 x n w 20,8 X n — x n e 90,5 to st . x 3 e 25 to be­ginning, with gore adjoining 4x9.3x8.4; also lands in Delhi, Delaware Co, N Y. Pierson E and Anna B Sanford agt Lansing H Sanford et al : part i t ion; a t fy , Edward B Sanford.

.Madison av, e s, S4 n 74th st. 16,Sx75, Samuel and Rebecca Cohen agt Morris Cohen et a l ; part i t ion; a t t 'ys , Steele fi: Otis.

Riverside av, as widened, e s, 550 n 122d st, 50x se . Fraincis M Jencks agt Eliz M Bracher et a l ; action to compel reraoval of building, etc. ; a t fy s , Atwater & Cruikshank,

1st av, w s, 125.10 s 112th st, runs w 92,10 x n w H X n 17.2 X 6 100 Co av, x—x25, error, Philip Isaac agt Davis Karp et al; action to declare trusteeship, &c.; a t f y , H B Wesselman.

Bathgate av, w s, 175,1 n 174th st, 25x120,6. Gertrude Brennan agt Agnes Brennan et a l ; action for dower; a t f y , Wm L Allen,

FORECLOSURE SUITS. June 25.

1st av, No 2S4, e s, 46 s 17th st, 23x94. Lease­hold. The Henry Elias Brewing Co agt Charles or Chas H Siglinger et al; a t t 'y , B L Brandner,

119th St. s e cor Lexington av. 33,3x100.11, Lewis S Davis agt Laura E Mander et al; a t f y . J C Levi.

136th St. n s, 275 e 7th av, 16x99,11. Francea V Nash agt John H Leith et a l ; a t f y s , Carring­ton Sc P .

Lot 510 on map ot the Arden property. West­chester, Annie V Taylor agt James R Adams et a l ; a t t 'y . J C De La Mere,

Amsterdam av. w s, 27.11 n 104th st. 30x100. The German Savings Bank agt Augusta C Darragh individ and as admrx, &c, ot Jobn E Darragh et a l ; a t fy s , Holls, W & B,

Madison av, n w cor 97th st, 100,11x95, German-American Real Esia te Title Guarantee Co agt Morris Mandelstein et a l ; a t fy , C Ruston.

June 26. l l t h st, n e s, 133 s e Av C, 25x103.3. Nicolas

M Reinhar t exr Terence P Rafferty agt Mayer Baum et-al ; a t t 'ys , Campbell fi: Clare.

Spring st . No 325 Ibeing Spring st, n s, Greenwich sl, Nos 518 to 522| 61,6 w Greenwich

st, runs u 40 X e 60.9 to w s Greenwich at, x n 4vi.2 X w 81 X s 90 to Spring sl. x e 20,3 to begin, Frederic J Middiebrook agt A Wal te r Haviland et a l ; a t f y s . Bowers fi: Sands,

Oth st, No 7, n s, 150 e 5th av. 25x92.4. Samuel H Stein agt Henriet ta P Curaing et al; to fore­close mechanics lien; a t t 'y . E G Dusenbury.

24th st, Nos 31 and 33, n s, 3.50 e Oth av. 33.4x 95.9. The United States Life Insurance Co agt Jul ius J Lyons et a l ; a t t 'y , D B Toucey,

12;ld st, n s, 35 e Park av, 35x100,11. Townsend Wandell exr Nathl W Hooker agt Geo F John­son et al; a t fy , T W Butts.

116th st, n s, 256 e Park av, 23x100.11, Henry H Jackson agt RoseUne Finkle et a l ; a t f y s , Johnston Sc J.

Boulevard Lafayette, s w s, 136,2 n w l.'iStb st, 19.1x79.1x18x72.9. Ella A Tiemann agt Francia J Schnugg; a t fy , C B Meyer.

142d st, n s, 200 w 7th av, 25x99,11, Andrew Brice agt Edward Burns et a l ; a t fy , John J Brady.

Prince st, s e cor Mott st, 23.6x120.7x23x126, D Comyn Moran and ano exrs Charles Moran agt David Baum et al : a t t 'ys , Bowers fi: Sands.

lOlst st, n s, 150 e 2d av, 2.3x100,11, Predk M Hoyt agt Leopold Rosenthal et a l ; a t f y s , De Grove Sc Riker.

IDHth st, s w cor Park av. 73.3x100.11, German-American Real Estate Title Guarantee Co agt Samuel Russell t t a l ; a t fy , Charles Ruston.

June 27.

Broadway, u e cor 97th st, runs n 100.11 x e 165 to centre line old Bloomingdale rd, x s w 51,1 X w 132.3 X 3 50,5 to n s OTth st., x w 25 to

beginning, Henry Maibrunn and Isaac Steiger-wald agt John W Slevens et al; a t t 'y , J H Gray.

Waverly pl, w s, 19,7 n 10th st, 2 lots, each 25x 75, Selah R Van Duzer agt David E Trabold et al; 2 actions; a t f y j , Van Duzer & Taylor.

Wooster st. Nos SO and S2, e s. 126 s Spring st. runs e TIO x a 25 x w 10 x s 25 x w 100 to Wooster st, x n 50 to beginning. The Albany City Savings Insti tution, agt Gertrude Pa rke r et a l : a t f y . J A Delahanty,

138th st, n s, 281,6 e Alexander av, 25x100, The Presbyterian Home for Aged Women agt Saml Kapelansky et a l ; a t f y s , Townsend, D & L.

138th st, n s, 306.6 e Alexander av, 25x100, Ran­dolph W Townsend agt same; same a t f y s .

140th St. s E. 102,9 e St Ann ' s av, 25x100, Bert 5 Ful ler agt Sophie Herman et al (No 2) ; a t fy s , Ehrich & Troll,

Ave C, w a, 51.9 n l l t h st, 77,3x,S3. Sigmund Galewski agt Edwd A Hastings et a l ; a t f y , David Galewski.

Sth av. w s, 49,11 n 133d st, 25x110. Max Borck agt Thos J Jenkins et a l ; a t fy , H B Davis.

Washington av, lot 32 on map of Lexington place, at Wiliiamsbridge, -30x100, Jul ia A M Marreu-er extrx David J Marrener, agt Annie Staple-ton et a l ; a t fy s , Niles fi: Johnson.

3d av, s w cor 127th st, 49.11x100, The Baron de Hirsch Pund agt Mary E Norton et a l ; a t t 'y . I S Isaacs,

Pleasant av, w s, 50,5 n 121st st, 25,2x100, Maria Gardner agt Ella Milleson et al; a t t 'ys , Ford 6 Tutt le .

12ath St. n s, 175 w Sth av, 25x100.11, Jacob A Geissenhalner and ano trustees will ot Henry Elswcrfh agt Annette Shannan et a l ; a t f y s , Norwood & Dilley.

Av A, w s, 129 s 15th st, 25.9x04. Leasehold, Josephine L Wells agt Ambrose Horn et a l ; a t f y s . Wells Sc Snedeker.

J u n e 28.

05th st, n s, 340 w Sth av, 30x100,5, The Mut­ual Life Ins Co of N Y agt Grace Siedler and ano; a t t 'ys , Townsend Sc McC,

.\llen st, e s, 150 n Hester st. 23x87.6. Adolph Katzman agt Joseph Cohn et a l ; a t f y . H B Wesselman.

Stebbius av, s e cor Home st, 33x402,9x94x53. Ida M Murphy agt Alfred Erieson et a l ; a t f y s , Carrington & Pierce.

Barret to st, s w cor Intervale av, 95,7x34.11x27x 97.10, Simon Uhlfelder and Ferdinand Hecht agt Richard V Stevens et a l ; a t t ' ys . Rose &. Putzel,

100th St. s s, 25,3 w Madison av, 31,3xlO0.11x 31,6x100,11. Sarab C Cisco agt George Post et al : a t f y s . Hull & Horton.

l l l t h st, n s. 100 w 7th av, 50x100,11, Henry (Jr) and Herman Raabe agt Ida B 'Moore; to foreclose mechanics lien; a t fy s , Phillips & Avery.

J u n e 29,

12th st, n s. 205 e Av E, lOOxlOS. Unionport, Thomaa J McCahiil exr Bryan McCahiil. agt Geo H Walker, and ano; a t t 'y . B F McCahiil.

156th St. s e cor Eagle av, 99.1x200x99.3x200, Louis and John Brandt agt Hilde B Reeves et a l ; a t fy s , Fet t retch, S & S,

Broadway, s e c o r 102d st. 99.11x75. John Bologna agt F redk T Camp and ano; a t f y s , Menken Bros.

12nth st, Nos 49 and 51, n s, 305,6 e 6th av, 39,6 x99. l l . United Sta tes T r u s t Co of N Y agt August Oppenheimer et al; a t t 'y . E WShe ldon ,

S7th st, s s, 130,9 e Pa rk av. 28x100,8, Fredk W Wichmann agt George Moore et a l ; a t fy s , Philbin, B & M.

CONVEYANCES. W h e n e v e r t h e l e t t e r s Q. C . C. a, G. and B. & S. occur , preceded by

the n a m e of the g r an t ee , they mean as fol lows; Is t .—Q. C. is an ab l i rev ia t ion for Quit Claim deed . I. e,, a deed

where in all the r i g h t , t i t l e and i n t e r e s t of t h e g r a n t o r la conveyed, o m i t t i n g a l l c o v e n a n t s or w a r r a n t y .

2d.—C. a. G. meana a deed c o n t a i n i n g Covenan t aga ins t G r a n t o r only, in wh ich h e covenan t s t h a t h e h a t h not done any act w h e r e b y the es­t a t e conveyed can be impeached , charged or encumbered .

3d.—B, & S, Is an a b b r e v i a t i o n to r Barga in and Sale deed, where in , a l t h o u g h the se l l e r m a k e s no express covenan t s , he real ly g r a n t s or conveys the p r o p e r t y for a va luab le cons idera t ion , and thus impl iedly c la ims to be t h e o w n e r of It. T h e s t r e e t and a v e n u e n u m b e r s given in t hese l i s t s a re , in all cases , t aken from the I n s u r a n c e m a p s when they a r e no t m e n t i o n e d in t h e deeds . The numbera , it will occas ional ly he found, do no t cor respond w i t h t b e ex i s t ing ones , owing to t h e r e hav ing been no official d e s l g n a t l o a m a d e o£ them by the D e p a r t m e n t of Pub l ' c W o r k s .

4 t h . — T h e first d a t e ia t h e da te t h e deed waa d r a w n . The second da te Is the d a t e of filing s ame . W h e r bo th datea a r e the same , only one Is given

n th ,—The figures In each conveyance , t hus . 2 :4R2. d e n o t e t h a t t b e p r o p e r t y Is In sect ion 2 block 4K2

' I th .—It should a lso he noted in sect ion and hlock n u m b e r s , t h e In ­s t r u m e n t as filed is s t r i c t l y fol lowed,

Tth —The l e t t e r s R, S- $8 . . meana Revenue S t a m p s ?,S,

J u n e 22 . 2 3 , 2 5 . 2 6 , 2 7 and 28 .

B O R O U G H O F M A N H A T T A N .

Allen st, No 50. e s. 150 n H e s t e r s t . 25x87 ,6 . G-sty b rk l e n e m ' t w i t h , s t o r e s . B a r n e y I saacs to P i n c u s Loewenfeld and W i l l i a m P r a g e r , All l iens . J u n e 2 3 , 1900 . R s .?4, 1:308, nom

Allen s t , No 132, e s, 127.9 s R i v i n g t o n st, 24.8xS7,fi, 5 - s ty b r k t e n e ­m e n t w i t h s to res . Morr is and H e n r i e t t a HirshCcId to H a r r y L Bloch- Mor t s ^17.000, J u n e 27, J u n e 28 , 1000, R S none, 2 : 4 1 5 , nom

J

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. [Mamkattam]

Barrow st. No 16, n s, abt 175 e Bleecker st, 25x00, 5-sty brk tene­ment, Isidor Cohn to Max Jokinsky. Moris $20,000, Juue 23, 190U. R S 25 cts, 2:501. nom

Bleecker st. Nos 311 and Slo, e 3, 17.1 s Grove st. 40x75, 3-sty frame (brk front) stores. &c. FORBCL,OS. Edward Jacobs referee to Alexander and Conrad Stein firm Conrad Steins Sous. Moris $18,-500. June 7. June 22, 1000. R S $1- 2:501. 7.000

Bleecker st. No 425|e s, at s e s Sth av, runs n e 44.11 x a e 40 x e 8th av. No 2 | 17.2 x s 22.5 x w 76.0 x n 27.7. 7-sty brk tene-Abingdon sq | ment with stores. Citizens Savings Bank to

William Stubenbord, June 22. June 25, 1900. R S $58, 2:624, nom

Cannon st, No SB, e s, 150 n Rivington st, 25x100, 7-sty brk tene­ment witb stores. FORECLOS. Edward Jacobs referee to Esther •Wlien and Susie Coben. Morts $31,000. June 20. June 23. 1000. R S $5, 2:329. 4,600

Cannon st. No 69, w s. 100 s Rivington st. 25x100, 4-sty brk tene­ment with stores. John Wengler et al HEIRS Michael Wengler to Louis Lese. June 21. June 25. 1900. R S $17. 2:333. nom

Cannon st, No 79. w s. 70 n Rivington st, 20x82, 3-sty brk tene­ment.

Cannon st. No Sl , 'w s. 90 n Rivington st, 20x82. 3-sty hrk tene­ment, I Morris Berger to 'Wolf Balleisen and Morris Wexler. Morts $17.-000. June 7, June 25. 1900. R S $10. 2:334. nom

Centre st, Nos SS and 90. s e cor Leonard st, 57.6x39.10x57x40, 5-sty stone front offices and stores. Isidore Jackson and Abraham Stern to Samuel H Stone. All liens. All title. B & S . June 22, 1900. R S $3. 1:166. nom

Centre st. No 58, s e s, abt 105 n e Pearl st. 25x89x13x81.6, 6-sty brk store. Eliz V wife aud Edwd B Swift to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. June 22. June 26, 1900. R S none. 1;16G. Trust deed. nom

Charles st, No 42, s s, 241.7 e 4tb st, 20x95. 3-sty hrk dweii'g. A M Henrietta Gompper to Louis Gompper. June 18. Juue 22, 1900, R S $10. 2:611. nom

Christopher st. No 14, s w cor Gay st. runs w 21 x s 48.9 x s e 11.6 x n e 18,4 to Gay st x n 41.11 to beginning, 5-sty brk store, Wm C Osborn to Wm P Williams. Morts $24,500. June 19, June 23, 1900. R S 30 ^ts . 2:593. nom

Church st. No 2i7. e s. 50,1 s White st. 25x75, 4-sty stone front store. Robt A Henck to Edwd P Sehell and Edwd S Clinch. All liens. June 19. June 26. 1900, R S $3. 1:175. nom

Delancey st. No 266, n e cor Columbia st, 25x100, 6-sty hrk tenem't with stores. Meyer Himmel to Isaac Miller. June 22, 1900. R S $1, 2:333. nom

Same property. Barney Isaacs to same. Moris $47,000, June 21. June 22. 1900. R S $15, 2:.333 nom

Delancey st. No 266. n e cor Columbia st. 25x100, 6-sty brk tenem't witb stores. Release judgment, Mary E Gugel to Barney or Ber­nard Isaacs. June 22. June 25. 1000, 2:333. 4U0

Franklin st, No 42, n s, 25 w Elm st, 25x80, 6-sty brk store. Goo­sina H Iskiyan to Nellie David. Morts $45,000. Q C. June 21, June 27, 1900, R S 50 cts. 1:172, nom

Same property. Goosina H Iskiyan extrx and Benj H Iskiyan BXR to same. Moris $45,000, June 21 . June 27, 1900. R S 50 cts.

nom Houston St. No 26. n s, 50 w Mercer st. 25x103, 5-sty iron fronl

store. Brnst-Marx-Nathan Co to Ma.'cns Nathan, Morts $30,000. Oct 2, '99, June 22, 1900. R S $10. 2:523. val consid aud 100

Houston st. No 473, s s, 70 e Lewis st, runs e 20 x s 50 x e 10 x s 25 X w 2(1 X n 25 X w 10 X n 50 to beginning, 4-sty tenement wilh stores. FORECLOS. S Morrill Banner refer- r. tu German ollan-der. June 19. June 26. 1900. R S $7.50. 2:330. 7,400

Madison st, Nos 330 to 3361s e cor Seammel sl. 7o,6x37. 6-sty hrk Seammel st, No 26 j tenem't witb stores, Morris Monsky

and Rachel Weinstein to Rachel Leihner. Re-recorded. Morts • $61,000, June 1, June 28, 1900. R S $9, 1:266, nom

Maiden lane. No 33, n e s , 37.10 s e Nassau st, 18,2x90,2x10.7x88.3. 5-sly stone front store. PARTITION, David F Manning referee lo Louise M Creamer. April 19. June 27, 1900. R S $55. 1:67.

55,500 Mercer st, Nos 96 and 98, s e cor Spring st, 61.1x100. 8-sty brk

store and loft building, Harry S Black to Philip F Barrington. Morts $117,500, C a G . June 21. June 28, 1900, R S $147,50. 2:484. 275,000

Monroe st. No 280. s s, 100 e Jackson sl, 23x93, 6-sty brk tenem't with stores, Leopold Kaufmann to Bernhard Mayer. Morts $25,-000. June 25. June 26, June 27. 1900. R S $12. 1:263. nom

Monroe st, Nos 165 and 167. n s. 185.10 w Montgomery st, o3.2x100, two 6-sty brk stores and lenem'ts. Release morL Rohert H Cole­man, Cornwall, Pa, TRUSTEE for Anne C Rogers to Rebecca Mer­yash, June 11. June 22, 1900. 1:269. 30.000

Same property. Release morl. Wm L Beadleston. Monmouth, N J, to same, June 19. June 22, 1900. 5,000

Morton st. No 16, s s, 175 w Bleecker st. 25x90, 2-sty hrk dwell'g with 1-sty frame and 2-sty brk buildings on rear. Mary C wife and Joseph H Dalrymple to Roger Foster. June 25. June 28. 1900, R S $14, 2:586. nom

Pearl st. No 294. s e s, 76.9 n e Beekman st, 26.8x85,4x26x84.6, 4-sty brk store. Mark Harris to Bella Hirsch widow, 1-3 part, and Leo H and Bella Hirsch and Bdwd L Meierhof EXRS and TRUS­TEES Julius Hirsch. 2-3 part. Morts $15,000. Vz part of all title, June 23. June 25. 1900. R S $7. 1:98. 1.500

Pearl st. No 319. n s, abt 62 e Ferry st, 23.10x100x21x100. 4-sty stone front store. Bella Hirsch widow et al EXRS and TRUSTEES Julius Hirsch lo Mark Harris. Morts $lo,000. i^ part of all title, June 23, June 25, 1900. R S $5, 1:103, nom

Washington st. No 292. w s. abt 45 n Chambers si, 19.10x48,9. 3-sty brk store. Daniel Seymour et a! BXRS Geo R Lansing to William Gamble, June 11. June 25. 1900. R S .1119. 1:139. 19.000

Water st. Nos 96 and 98. w s, 219 s Wall st, 38.10x111.Ilx36x 105.11. 6-sty iron front building. Kate B Belloni widow lo James Martin, Morts $110,000. June 11. June 28. 1900. R S $90. 1:31. " nom

West st, Nos 229 and 230, e s. 75,1 s Beach sl. 30,5x124x50.2x122.7, 2-sty brk store. PARTITION, Peter B OIney referee to James Reilly Repair and Supply Co. June 22, June 28. 1900, R S $40,50. 1:186, 40,500

"Wooster st, No 205 and nortb Vs No 203, w s, 185,9 n Bleecker st. 36.9x100, fi-sty brk store. James Marlin to Isabella Knudtsen. Morts $75,000, June 19, June 28, 1900. R S $G0. 2:336, exch

4th st, Nos .374 to 380, s s, 144 e Av D, runs s 9 6 x e 4 6 x n l x e 37.5 X n 95 to Et X w 83,5, Nos 374 and 376, two 3-sty brk tene­ments; Nos 378 and 380, two 2-sty frame (brk tront) tenem'ts, three fi-aty brk tenem'ts to be erected, Pincus Lo^'enfeld and William Prager to Harry Hertz. June 22, June 26, 1900. R S $13.50. 2:.^57. nom

•Oth st. No 202, s s, 60.1 e 3d av, runs s 48.6 x e 20,8 x n e 4,6 x n| 44.3 to st X w 22.6, 4-sty brk store and tenem'i. |

Oth St. No 204. s s, S2,S e 3d av, runs s 44.3 x s w 4,6 x w 0,9 x s 49 X e 25 X n 97 to sl X w 22.6, 4-sty brk store and tenem't -with 5-sly hrk lenem't on rear. CONTRACT. Christian, Henry L and Edward L Sander with Max Cohen., June 8. June 28, 1900. 2:401. 29,500

7th sl, 'No 2U4, s s, 318 e Av B. 25x90.10, 4-sty brk tenem't with stores. William and Julius Bachrach to Julius and Max Wein­stein. Morts $15,500. June 22. June 25. 1900, R S $1. 2:3S9.

nom Sth st. No 359. n s. 108 e Av C, 25x87.10, 4-sty brk lenem't, Alex­

ander Graham to Margl J Armstrong, Jersey City, N J. June 21. June 22. 1900. R S $6, 2:378. nom

Sth st. No 301, n s, 133 e Av C. 25x87.10, 4-sty brk tenem't. Same to Rebecca M Armstrong. June 21. June 22. 1900. R S $10.00. 2:378. nom

10th st. No 211, n s. abt 173 e 2d av, 25x94.10, 3-sty brk dwell'g. Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Lewine to John Kafka. Mts $16.-000. June 21. June 22, 1900. R S $4. 2:452. nom

12th st, No 12, s s. 247 e Sth av, 19,6x103.3. 3-sty brk dwell'g. Gabriella M wife and Stanley W Dexier lo Wm C Bowers. June 20. June 28, 1900. R S $20.50. 2:509. 20.500

14th st, s e cor 7th av. 40.6x100, Certiflcate part payment mort­gage, &c. Ella S Conkiing to Theodore Conkiing. May 12. June 27, 1900, 2:009. 3.043

Same properly. 1-S part. Satisfaction and discharge of security agreeraent, Eugene F Daly to A S Norton referee. May 9, June 26, 1900. 2:609, 2.242

16th st. No 239. n s, 323 e Slh av, 20x100, 3-sty brk dwell'g. Alfred Ulmar to Henry Ulmar. All lille and Q C. June 21. Jnne 22, 1900, R S $1,50, 3:766. nom

17th st. No 7. n s. 162.6 e Sth av, runs n 82.1 x e 1,6 x n 9.11 x e 38,6 X fi 8.1 X w 2.6 X s 83.11 to 17lh st. x w 37,6, vacant, S-sty building to be erected. FORECLOS. Patrick Whalen referee to Thos H Bell. .Mons $87,500. June 22, 1900. R S $20. 3:846.

20,000 17tli St. No 241. n s. 400 w 7lh av, 20x39.7x20,1x40, 3-sty brk tene­

ment with stores. Babetta Bacharach widow to Hannah wife Sam­son Wallach. Morts $S,000. June 11, June 27, 1900. R S $1. 3:76i . aom

17lh st. No 206. s s, 79 w Tth av, 20x104.11, 3-sty brk dwell'g. All title. Irwin S and Abraham S Loewenthal to Simon Bern­heimer. Conflrmation deed. May 22. June 25, 1900. R S none. 3:766, nom

18th st. No 10, s 3. 178 e Sth av, runs s 70 x w 14 x s 22 x e 38.6 x n 92 X w 24,6, 2-sty brk building. S-sty building to he erected. Fer­dinand W Herz to Thos H Bell. All liens. June 22, 1900. R 9 $20. 3:846. nom

21st st. No 248, s s, 540,10 w 7th av, 22.10x92, 4-sty brk dwell'g. Alfred Ulmar to Henry Ulmar. All title and Q C. June 21. June 22, 1900. R S $2.50. 3:770. nom

24th st, No 236, s s, 405 w 7th av, 20x98,9, 3-sty brk dwell'g. Solo­mon Friend to Malinda Bailin. Jan 4. June 27, 1900. R S $10. 3:773. nom

2i th st, Nos 521 and 523, n s, 275 w 10th av, 50x98.9, two 5-sty hrk stores and tenem'ts, William Buhler to Geo B Hickok Morts $21,000. June 28, 1900. R S $19.50. 3:699. See 78th st,

val consid and 100 o3d st, No 19, n s, 120 w Madison av, 30x98.9. 3-sly stone front

dweU'g. Herman H and Donald M Cammann EXRS Catharine A Cammann to Wm W Astor. London, Eng, June 15. June 22 1900. R S $00, 3:863. nom

35th st, No 236, s s, 350 w 7th av, 25x98.9, 5-sty brk tenem't with stores wilh 4-sly brk tenem'i on rear. Elizaheth Sorensen to Frances Karhan. All Hens. June 22. June 26, 1900, R S 50 cts, 3 : i84. nom

3Slh st, No 213, n s, 150 e 3d av, 25x98.9. 4 and 3-sty brk dwell'g. PARTITION. Algernon S Norton referee to Martin and Herman Boylston, June 28, 1900. R S ,$7. 3:919. 6 600

40th st, No 116, s s, 240 e Park av. 20x98,S, 3-sty brk dwell'g. S Marshall Busselle and Agnes H his wife to Alfred Busselle. W part of all title. June 20. June 26. 1900. R S $12,50. 3:895. nom

42d st, No 538, s s. 435.5 w 10th av, 19,7x98,9. 4-sty stone front dwell'g, Edward V Loew lo Georgette Brown. Morts $10,000. Va part. June 26, June 27, 1900. R S $1.50. 4:1070. nom

Same property, Edwd V Loew to J Frederic Kernochan, John E Hoffman and Wm 0 Piatt TRUSTEES for Sybil K W Hoffman. Morts $10,000. ^ part. June 26, June 27, 1900. R S $1.50.

6,125 44th St. new No 146. s s. 308.4 e 7th av, 16,8x100.5, 4-sty stone front

dwell'g, Thos L Lyons to Timothy A Lyons. ^/^ part, June 21, June 26. 1900. R S $10. 4:996. gift

Same property. Timothy A Lyons to Marie B Lyons. June 27, June 28. 1900. R S $20. gift

45th St. No 73. n s, 100 e Cth av, 20x100,5. 4-sty stone front dwell'g. Josepb M Ledwith to Lillie McGovern, Morts $17,000. June 22 1900, R S $13. 5:1261. nom

45th st, No 109. n s, 120 w Oth av, 20x100.4, 4-sty stone front dwell'g. Wm E Finn lo Bendet Isaacs. All liens. May 2. June 27, 1900, R S $5. 4:998. nom

45th st, No 113. n s, 160 w 6th av, 20x100.4, 4-sty stone front dwell'g. Same to Bendet Isaacs. All Hens. May 2. June 27, 1900. R S $5. 4:998. nom

46lh st, No 158. s s, 156 w 3d av, 17x100.5. 4-sty stone front dwell­ing. Peter McDonnell to Robt J Rosenthal. June 22. June 25. 1900. R S $14. 5:1300, IOO

46th St. No 158, s s. 167.3 e Broadway, 19x100,4. 4-sty stone front dwell'g. A Mavnard Lyon lo Nellie Lvon. C a G . June 2a, 1900. R S $30. 4:998. nom

49th st. No 353, n s, 93.9 w 1st av. 18,9x100,3, 3-sly stone front dwell'g. Bertha Loewel to Jacob Loewel. All liens. June 20, June 22, 1900. R S $5, 5:1342. nom

49lh sl, No 55, on map No 77, n s, 90 w Park av. 18x100.5. 5-sty brk dwell'g, Charles Buek to Mary B Livingston. Morts $25,011(1, Juno 14, June 22, 1900. R S $12, 3:1285. val consid and 101)

SOth sl, No 52, on map No 74, s s, 108 w Park av, 20x100,5, 5-sty brk dwell'g, Benj F Romaine to .Anna M Romaine his wife, Mts $32,000, June 25, June 27. 1900. R S $12. 5:128.5. nom

52d st, No 411, n s. 175,3 e 1st av, 18,9x92.6x—x96,l. 4-sty stone front tenem't. Jacob Goldflam to Pine Perlstein. Morts $9,500. June 7, June 28, 1900. R S 50 cts. 5:1364. nom

53d St. No 411. n s, 175 w Oth av, 25x100,5, 5-sty brk tenem't. Geo W Phillips to Ida M Phillips, Morts $19,000, Mar 1, June 2S, 1900. R S $20, 4:1063. nom

53d st, No 6. s s, 150 e 5th av, 23x100.5, 4-sty stone front building used as schf^ol. Caroline G Reed to Geo G Haven, Jr, June 2.3 June 23, 1900, R S $71.30. 3:1288. 71.500

53d st. No S, s s, 175 e 3th av. 25x100,5, 4-sty stone front building used as school. Same to Seymour Ije G Cromwell. June 23, Juno 23, 1000, R S $71 30. 5:1288, 71,500

53d st, No 415, n s, 225 w Oth av, 25x100.8. 5-sty brk tenem't. Gus-

1144 [ M a n h a t t a n ] RECORD AJMD GUIDE. [ u n e 30 , 1 9 0 0 .

tav Peetz to Charles Anthony. Morts $20,000. June 13. June 25.1900. R S $5. 4:1063. , , . „ • , „ „ - 1 . ,

53d st. No 144. s s. 116.0 e Lexinglon av, 16.6xl00.y. 4-sty stone front building. Emilio Vigna to Gabriele Ammerato. Morts $1U,-500. June2U. June 26. 1900. H S $3. 5:1307 nom

o4th st No 230. s s. 200 e Sth av. 25x100.5. 3-sty brk dweU g. John D Karst. Jr, to French Cburch du Saint Esprit, Morts $_',_-000. June 26, 1900. R S $10.50. 4:1025, K.oOO

54lh sl, No 35, n s, 153.4 e Oth av. 16.8x100.D, 4-_sty stone front dwell'g. William Foos to Lamar Foos, Moris $2o.UUU. Aug IU. 'SO. June 27, 1900. R S n o n e . 5:1270. iO OUO

55th st No 155 n s, 115 w 3d av, 20xl00.o. 3-sty stone front dwell­ing ' F O R E C L O S . Ezekiel Fixman referee to William and PbiJiP ^ Hoffmann. June 28, 190O. R S $10, 5:1310 10,000

61st st, Nos 305 and 307, n s. IOO e 2d av, 49.6xl2o.o, 10-sty brkl

eist^st '^No 304. s s. 100 e 2d av,-25x100,5, 9-sty brk building, _i John 'Larkin to Andrew B Yetter. All liens, B & S . June lO. June 22. 1900. R S $8, 5 : 1 4 3 D , Qom

e is t st s s, 100 e 2d av. 23x100.5. Andrew B Yetter to_John Larkm. Allliens Dec 20. '97. June 22, 1900. K S none. o:143o. nom

61st st n s 100 e 2d av. 49.6x125.5. Same to John Larkm. All liens Dec 20. '97. June 22. 1900. R S none. o:14o6. nom

62d st s s 100 e Amsterdam av. 4 houses. Agreement as to plumb­ing, &c, ' Ralph L Reed with Joseph Hamilton, June 1- June ^- ,

62d s t ' No'319. n s. 201 e 2d av. 17x100.5, 3-sty brk dweU'g, Jacob Hoehn to Lena and Eliza Hoehn daughters of Jacoh Hoehn, Subject to right of Jacob Hoehn to occupy for life as bome. June 21. June 28, 1900. R S $6. 5:1437. . . £ ' «

63d Et No ' '1 n s abt 75 w Madison av. Agreement giving privilege to erect extension on rear of lot, Emma L Pinkney Individ and TRUSTEE John M Pinkney and Cornelius S and Townsend Fink-rey with Lyman G Bloomingdale. June 12. June 23, 1900. o : l d . 8 .

nom 63d Et No 47 n s, 92 w Park av, 16x100.5, 4-sly stone front dwell­

ing. ' New York Life Ins Co to Mary L Major. May 28, June 2o, 1900. R S $24,30. 5:1378. , - , n A - . . , T H ^

70th St. No 103, n s, 25 w Columbus av. ItxlOO.o. 4-sty stone front dwell'e Mary G Farley to Joseph A Kehoe. Morts $10,000. June • 5 1900 RS $21 4"1142 nom

7rst ' St. Nos 114 and 116, s s, 150 e Park av. 50x100,5, two 2-sty frame dwell'gs. Borough ReaUy Co to Frank W Herter. June 28, 1900 R S $55 5 1 4 0 3 . val consid and HID

71st st' No 147. ri s, 430 w Columbus av. 20x102.2. 3-sty stone front dwell ' - Mary wife Donald Mitchell to Solomon Moses. Morts $15000 June 28, 1900. R S $11,50, 4:1143. val consid and 100

72d st. No 21s, s s, 510 e West End av. I 72d st. No 220, s s, 491 e West End av, I

Party wall agreement. Lincoln McCormack with Harriet M Bent­ley. June 25. June 2S. 1900. 4:1163- uom

T-'d st No 2'>0 s s, 1S3.11 w Boulevard, 21x102.2, 4-sty brk dwell­ing . ' Harriet M wife of and Chas E Bentley to Ratcliffe Hicks. Morts $35,000. June S. June 27, 1900. R S $17.o0. 4:1163.

Same property. Release covenant under agreement. Mattie C wife Edmund S Nash and Franklin Savings Bank to Harriet M Bent­ley, June 20, June 27, 1900, no™

7'>d st No 222, s s, abt •204.11 w Broadway, Release covenant. "Mattie C wife Edmund S Nash and Franklin Savings Bank to Har­riet M Bentley, June '20. June 27, 1900. 4:1163. nom

73d st No 326. s s, 230 -w 1st av. 25x102.2. 3-sty brk tenem't with stores, Louis Lese and Leopold Hutier to John Flea and John Michalek as tenants in common. Morts $15,000. June 2o. June 26 ,1900 . R S $S. 5:1447. , c - , n o o , .

73d st No 100, s s, 193.7 e Amsterdam av. 18.7x102.2, 4-Ety stone fronl dwell'g. Mary F Todd to John H Armstrong. Morts $ lo , -000. June 28, 1900. R S $7,50, 4:1144, 22 oOO

76th Et NOE 514 to 520. s s. 248 e Eastern Boulevard or Av A. 100 xl0S.9xlO1.4x92.1, four 5-sty brk tenem'ts. Sophia wife and Arthur Gorsch to Madison G Hawke. All liens. June ^6. l-J^U. R S $10, 5:1487. val consid and 2.000

77th st No 240. s s 213 w 2d av. 20x67. with all title to slrip in rear '3-sty brk tenem't. Annie I McCaffrey to Harris Mandel­baum and Fisher Lewine, Mort $7,000. June 2( . June 28, 1900. K S $3 5"1431. ^^^

7Sth st No 167 n s. 98 e Amsterdam av, 18x102.2, 4-sly stone front dwell'g Geo B Hickok to William Buhler. Morts $22,000. June '>8 1900. R S $7. 4:1130. See 27th st. val consid and 100

Sls t ' s t E s. 63 w Madison av, 32x102,2, vacant. Moses and Berman Ehrenreich to Leopold Newborg. Morts $48,000. June 20. June 2S 1000. R S $5, 5:1492. 61.000

Same pronerty. Leopold Newborg to Jereraiah C Lyons, Morts $48 000. June 20. June 28, 1900. R S $18. nom

Same property. Release mort, Leopold B Rosenberg lo Moses and Bernard Ehrenreich, June 5, June 28. 1900. nom

Same property. Release mort, Leopold Newborg to same, June 20 June 28, 1900. 8,000

84th Et, No 151, n s, 207 e Amsterdam av. 18x102.2, o-sty brk flat. Ambrose M Lock to Addison Brown. Morts $17,000. June 27. June 28 1900. R S $10. 4:1215. See Park av. exch

S4th st No 209, n s, ITS w Amsterdam av. 27x102.2, 5-sty brk flat, Tnhn 'T and Richard A Heatherton lo Rebecca E Draper, Montclair, N J Moris $-28,000. June 14. June 26, 1900. R S $12. 4:1232.

nom 84th st No 131, n s, 41.4 w Lexington av, runs w 25,11 x n 102.2 x

e " 5 5 X s 69.6 x e 0.6 x s 32.8 to beginning, 5-sty hrk flat with stores Owen Costello lo Edgar T Lindsley. New York City, and Josepb C Dunn, Newark, N J. Morts $25,00O. June 1. June 22. 190O R S $16. 5:1513. val consid and 100

S4th st No 325. n s. 291 w West End av, 18x102,2, 4 and 3-sty stone front 'dwell 'e. The Amsterdam Investment Co to Peter McDon­nell C a G . Morts $18,000. June 26. June 27. 1900. R S 50 cts, 4:1264. nom

Soth St. No 320, s s, 208.4 w West End av, 16,8x102,2, 3-sty brk dwell '" Wm J Shaw to Angelina J wife Robt J Peterson. Moris $15 OO'd and all liens. May 14, .Tuie 23, 1900, R S $3. 4:1246. * ' ,3,000

SOth s t h No 511, n s. 75 e Av A. 25x100. 1-7 part, 4-sty brk tene­ment ' also 1-7 part of bond covering property.

Water st. No 644, n s. abt 140 e Seammel st; also 1-7 part of bond

Pitt st. No 96. e s, 175 s Stanton st, 25x100; also all title to property which Benedict F Brauer died seized owned by party 1st part, rrr, O Fusch ASSIGNEE by Benedict F Brauer DEVISEE Jacoh Brauer to Clara Brauer. Q C. Feb 12, '87. June 28, 1900. R T n o n e 5-1583, 1:260, 2:339. 375

S 7 t w Nos 305 to 315, n s, 100 e 2d av. lOOxlOO.S, Nos 305, 307, 313 an^ 315 tour 3-sty brk dwell'gs; Nos 309 and 311, two 4-

Ety brb dwell'gs. PARTITION. Peter B OIney referee to Serena Rhinelander. June 22. June 28, 1900. R S $36. 5:1550. 3o,750

SSth at. No 310. s s. 163 w West End av. 20x100.8. 4-sty brk dweU'g. FORECLOS. Matthew Daly referee to Crocker Giffcrd, June 22. 1900. R S $23. 4:1249. 24,750

SOth sl, n s, 96.8 w Columbus av. 103.4x100.8x100x100.10, vacant, four 5-sty and basement buildings to be erected. Alexander Wal­ker to Chas W Lindsley. .\lorLs $38,500. June 13. June 23, 1900. R S $lo.50. 4:1226. val consid and 100

90th St. s s, 175 e 9th av, 100x100.8, vacant. Ottlie Haag to John G Boston. Dec 11. June 22, 1900. R S $1. 4:1,203. nora

Same property. Jacob Bookman to same Dec 11. R S $1. nom Same property. Elgin L McEurney to Ottilie Haag. April 25. R S

$1,00. nom Same property. John G Boston lo Alanson P Smilh. June 21. June

22, 1.900. R S $27.50. nom Olst st. No 31, n s, 514.1 e Columbus av. 18x100.8, 4-sty brk dwell­

ing, Edwin Shorrocks to Williara Gunn and Andrew Grant. Cor­rection deed. Morts $19,000. May 1. "99. June 25. 190O, R S $6. 4:1203. val consid and 100

Same property, William Gunn and Andrew Grant to Adolph Klee. Morts $19,000. June 25, 1900. R S $6. exch

94th St. Nos 48 and 50, s s, 425 w Ceutral Park Wesl, 50x100,8. two 5-sty stone front flats. Henry Floy to Alice Floy his wife. Morts $50,000. ^ part. B & S . June 16. June 22. 1900. R S $10,00. 4:1207. nom

OSth St. s s. SO w Park av, 50x100.^1, vacani, Edward Mueller or Muller to John Seheuring. June 2o, 1900. R S $1. 6:1003. nom

98th sl. No 60, s s. 150 e Columbus av. 25x100,11, 5-sty stone front flat, Judson Lawson to Ada L Doty, Morts $22,500. June 14. June 28, 190O. R S $10. 7:1833. exch and 5,250

lOOlh stls s, 130 e 3d av. runs e 75 x s 201.10 to 99th st x w 25 x n 99tb sl ] 100,11 X w 50 X n 100.11 to beginning, vacant. Henry

Hosier to White Building Co. Morts $84,000. Jan 16. June 25. 1900. R S none. 6:1649. nom

lOlsl sl, No 217. n s, 260 e 3d av, 23x100.11. 4-sty brk tenem't with stores. Abraham Scbelinsky to Solomon Scbelinsky. Morts $10.-500. June 21. June 23. 1900. R S $3.50. 6:1651. nom

lOls l st, No 117, n s, 125 e Park av. 26x100.11, 3-sty brk flat. Mary E Doran to Julius Schattman. Morts $22,700. June 27, June 28,1900. R S $2. 6:1629. nom

102d st. No 106, s s. 223 w 3d av, 20x100,11, 4-sty atone front flat. Marie Lukach to David Mayer Brewing Co. Moris $9,000. July 20. '?9. June 23, 1900. R S 50 cts. 6:1629. nom

103d St. No 73, n E, 80,2 w Park av, runs n 39.9 x e 0.1 x n 41.2 x w 25 X s 100,11 to st X e 24.10, 5-sty brk flat. FORECLOS- Bdwd B La Fetra referee to Callman Rouse. Morts $19,000. June 26. June 27. 1900. R S $3. 6:1609. 2,800

104th st. No 144. s s, 460 w Columbus av. 34,6x100.11, 5-sty brk flat. PORECLOS. Thos P Donnelly referee to Geo A Stimpson. June 22.1900. RS.$53.50. 7:1858. 53,500

Same property. Geo A Stimpson to Joseph B Hoyt, Stamford, Conn. B & S . C a G , June 22. 1900. R S $23,50, 7:1858, nom

105th St. No 230, s s, 134.11% e Wesl End av. 13x100,11. 3 and 4-sty brk dwell'g, Chas B Matthews to Nalhan F Vought. Moris $20,-000. April 23. June 26, 1900. R S $2. 7:1876. nom

Same property, Anne B Clapp to Chas B Matthews. Morts $20,-000. Feb 28. June 26. 1900. R S $2. nom

IOSth st, Nos 317 to 329. n s, 100 e Riverside Drive, runs n 65 x e 75 X n 35.11 x e 100 x s 100,11 to st x w 175, seven 5-sty stone front dwell'gs. CONTRACT to exchange for

l lOtb stls s. 100 w Broadway. 113x171.10 to 109th st. vacant. 109th st|

Geo W Arthur with Jacob D Butler. May 24. June 20, 1900. 7:1893. nom

109th St. Nos 67 and 69. n s, 167.6 w Park av. 43 ,9 s^ block. 5-sty brk flat "Orkney." Emma Wechsler to Cbarles Garflel. Morts $25,000. June 20. June 28. 1900. R S $11. 6:1615, nom

l l l t b st, No l i s , s s. 279 w Lenox av, 25x100,11, 5-sly brk flat. Jeanne Reynolds to Hamillon Nixon. Morts $24,000. June 27, 1900. R S $5. 7:1823. 29,000

115th st. No 320, s s, 230 e 2d av, 25x100.10, 4-sly brk tenem't. Raffela Palmieri to Micbele Marrazzo. Morts $0,00O, June 25, 1900. R S $6. 6:1686. nom

115th st n s 85 w Madison av, 25x100.10, vacant. John Townshend to Fanny Weill. June 14. June 28, 1900. R S $8, 6:1621. 7,250

l lf i th st, Nos 438 to 446, s s. 144 w Pleasant av, 100x100,10, four 4-slv stone front tenem'ts. Abraham Levy to Samuel Green­baum. Impart. J u n e — 1900. June 23, 1900. R S $10. 6:1709.

nom 117th St. No 174. s s, 200 w 3d av. 25x100,11, O-sty brk flat with

stores; also plot begins cenlre line block bet 116th and 117lh sts and 200 w 3d av, runs a 8 x n w 11.9 x e 8,1 lo beginning. FORE­CLOS Wm J Woods referee to Martin Paskusz and Henry L Cohen. Morts $25,960. June 22, 1900. R S .$2.50. 0:1644. 2,100

118th st, Nos 55 to 61, n s, 90 e Madison av, 120x100.11, four 5-sty hrk flats Bessie Ruth to Louis Lese. Morts $69,930 and taxes, &:c, June 20. June 22. 1900. R S $62, 6:1743. See 134lh sl, 132,000

l lS th st, Nos 55 and 57, n s, 90 e Madison av, 60x100,11, two O-sty brk flats. Louis Lese to Simon Adler and Henry S Herrman. MortS' $44,000. June 2S, 1900. R S $20. 6:1745. nom

119th st. No 26, s s; 600 e Lenox av. 15x100.11, 3-sty stone front dwelling. American Baptist Home Mission Society to Pauline Loueheim. June 11. Taxes. C a G . R S $11.30. June 28, 1900. 61717. 11.400

119th st. No 106, on map No 108. s s. 143 w Lenox av. ISxlOO.ll, 3-sty stone front dwelling. Julius Jungmann to Ferdinand Hecht and Simon Uhlfelder. Morts $15,000. June 25. R S $5. June 2S, 1900. 7:1003, nom

120th st, No 231, n s. 241 w 2d av, 19x100.11, 3-sty brk dwell'g. FORECLOS. James R Torrance referee to Sophia M Taylor. June 14 June 22, 1900. R S $6.30. 6:1785. 6.500

121st sl, No 154. s s, 160 e 7lh av. 18x100,11, 3-sty stone fronl dwell'g, FORECLOS, Nathaniel Myers referee to Henrietta Starr. June 25, 1900. R S $17. 7:1905. 16.900

122d st, No 148, s s, 250 e 7th av, 17,4x100,11, 3-sty stone front dwell'g FORECLOS. Fredk W Brodsky referee to Caroline H wife Hugh Jobnstou. June 22. June 25, 1900. R S $14. 7:1906.

14,000 125tb St. No 524, s s, 308 w Amsterdam av. 27x100.11, 6-sty brk flat

with stores. Samuel L Laderer to Mary wife of Donald Mitchell. Morts $23,000. June 28, 1900. R S $9. 7:1979.

val consid and 100 126th st, s s, 125 w Amsterdam av. 25x99,11, vacani. Magdalena

Ingebrand to Timothy I O'Connel!. June 12. June 22, 1900. R S $8, 7:1980. 8,000

130th St. No 29, n s. 360 w Sth av. runs n 8 x e 0.6 x n 46,3 x w 0,6 X D 45.8 X w 20 X s 99.11 lo st x e 20, 4-Bty stone front dwell'g, Edwd L Clark to Leonard Hyams. Morts $9,500. June 16, June 26.1900. R S $16,50. 6:1728. nom

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130th st, n s, 359.6 w 5th av, 0.6x47. Sherman A Hayes by John B Roeser GUARDIAN to Bdwd L Clark. All title. June 9, June 26, 1900. R S none. 6:1728. nom

ISOtb st, n 3. 3a9.6 w 5th av. 0.6x8. Edwd L Clark to John Crojn-well. June 16. June 26, 1900. R S none. 6:1728, nom

130th st, n s. 359.6 w 5tb av, 0.6x54.3. Lovina P Hayes widow to Edwd L Clark, Boston, Mass. B & S . July 27. '99. June 26, 1900. R S none. 6:1728. nom

Same property. Eli D Hayes to same. B & S. Aug 2. '99, June 26. 1900. R S none. nom

Same property. Anna H wife and Valencz A Page to same, B & S . July 27. '99. June 26. 1900. R S none. nom

Same property. Helen C Beckwith to aame. B & S . April 24. June 26. 1900. R S none. nom

Same property. iSarah wife and Charles Merritt lo same. B & S , Sept 21, '99. June 26, 1900. R S none. nom

Same properly. Ida wife and Wm H Foote to sarae. B & S . Sept 11, '99. June 26, 1900. R S none. nom

Same property. Clarence A Hayes to same. B & S . Dec 19, '99. June 26, 1900. R S none. nora

Same property. Jesse M Hayes to same. Q C. June 8, '99. June 26. 1900. nom

Same property, Susan J wife and Geo A Middiebrook to same. B & S, Sept 16, '99, June 26. 1900. R S none, nom

131st st, No 227, n s. 452 e Stb av, 16x99.11, 3-sty stone front dweU'g, George Christie to Alice E Graham. Oct 4, '95. June 22, 1900. R S none. 7:1937. non*

134th st, s s, 175 e 7lh av, 200.x99.11, vacant. Simon Adler and Louis Lese to Bessie Rulh, Moris $48,000. Juue 15. Juue 22, 1900. R S $28. 7:1918. See 118th sl. 76,000

335th St. No 172, s s, 275 e 7th av. 23x99,11, 5-sty brk flat, Alfred W Kiddle and Florence D his wife lo Bessie A Kiddle. Mort $20,-000. May 21. June 25, 1900, R S $7. 7:1919. nom

135th st. No 249, n s, SO e Stb av, runs n 74.11 x e l l x n 2 5 x e 9 X s 99,11 to st X w 20, 5-sty stone front flat. Paul Mayer to Simon E and Max E Bernheimer. Moris $15,000. June 21. R S $8. 7:1941. val consid and 100

Same property, Simon E and Max B Bernheimer to Paul Mayer. Morts $19,000. June 21. June 25, 1900, R S $4,

val consid and 100 140th st. No 540, s a, 231.8 e Boulevard, runs s 50.11 x e 19,1 x n

16.4 X e 6,11 X n 34.7 to st. x w 26. 3-sty brk dwell'g. The TRUSTES of the Peabody Education Fund to Bdwin B Knowles. Q C. June 18, June 26. 1900. R S none, 7:2071, nom

Same property. Edwin B Knowles to Ella M Davids, Mort $7,500, June 16, June 26. 1900. R S $2,50, nom

l l o t h st, s s, 300 v/ Amsterdara av, 100x90.11, three 5-sty brk fiats to be erected, Jacob D Butler to John F Scaonell. Morts $41,-400. May 31. June 27, 1900. R S $29. 7:2076. 70,000

149th st, No 564, s s, 100 e Broadway, 33.4x99,11, 3-sty brk flat. Release mort. Samuel W Weiss to William McCracken, Wra S Dagnall and Arthur J Foster. June 21 . June 22. 1900. 7:2080.

nom Same property. Release mort. Same to same, June 21. June 22,

1900, 7:2080. 2,728 156th St. n s, 225 e Sth av, 50x99.11. vacant, Wm McA Wiswall to

Adeline M Chatterton. Morts $3,500. May 21. June 28, 1900. R S $2.50, 8:2105. 5,900

156th st. No 519. n s, 175 w Amslerdam av, 23x99.11. 2-sty frame dwelling. Chas A Stoddard to Grace G Schimpf. June 25. June 28. 1900, R S $6.30. 8:2115, nom

173d St. No 515, n s, 145 w Arasterdam av, ISxlOO, 3-sty brk dwell­ing, Ernst-Marx-Nathan Co lo Solomon Moses. Morts .'?8,600. Oct 2, '99, June 27, 1900, R 3 $7,30, 2:2130. val consid and 100

175th St. No 536, s e cor Audubon av, 19x78,8, 2-sty brk dweU'g. Joseph Flynn to John H Pratt . Moris $9,000, Sept 15, '99, June 25, 1900, R S $2, 8:2131, nom

ISOlh St. s s, 95 e Audubon av, 25x100, vacani. Edwd W Robinson to Georgianna B Robinson. 1-3 part. June 23, 1900. R S $1,50. S:2152. nom

lS4th St. n s, 200 w Amslerdam av, .50x99,11, vacant. Max Marx to Percival J H Whittaker. Morts $3,500, June 13, June 26, 1900. R S $2. 8:2156. val consid and 100

Same property, Percival J H Whittaker to Mary S Weiffenbach. Morts $4,750, June 13. June 26, 1900, R S $1.

val consid and 100 Av A. No 1763, s w cor 92d st. 25,8x94, 4-sty brk store and tenement

PARTITION. Peter B Oiney referee to George Ehrel. June 22. R S $17, June 28, 1900. 5:1571. 17,000

Amsterdam av. Nos 1932 to 1936 s w cor 156th st. 30x100, six 1-sty 156th st, Nos 500 lo 504 frame stores. Mary Hagan to

Wm M Sporborg. Morts $28,000. June 26, June 27, 1900. R S $9.50. 8:2114, 37,500

Columbus av. Nos 963 lo 967. e s, 23.2 n 107lb st. 75,;txl00. three 5-sty brk stores and flats. FORECLOS. Samson Lachman ref­eree to Herman Heilberg. Morts $46,000. June 20, June 27, 1900. R S $30, 7:1843. 30,000

Columhus av. No SOI, n e cor 99lb st. 25.11x75, 3-sty hrk store and flat. Julia A Groh to Peter Doelger, Jr. Morts $15,000. June 28. 190O. R S .$32, 7:1835. nom

Convent av, n w cor 141st st, 199,10 to 142d sl xlOO. ten 3-sty slone tront dweU'gs. FORBCLOS, Adrian H Larkin referee to Hyman and Henry Sonn. Morts $42,000. June 26. 19U0, R S $30,00, 7:2058. 30,000

Greenwich av. No 35, w s. 45 s Cbarles st, 21x84.10x20.6x80.5. 3 -sly brk tenem't with stores. Henry Ulmar to Alfred Ulmar, AU title, &c. June 21. June 22, 1900. Q C. R S $3. 2:611, nom

Jumel Terrace, No 14, w s. 132,6 s 162d st. 17xlU0, 3-sty stone front dweU'g. Wm W, Joseph and Charles Watkins to Henrietta Born. Morts $10,000. June IS. June 26, 1900, R S $7.00, 8:2109. See 135th sl, Bronx. val consid and 100

Lexington av. No S07, e s, 36.6 n 62d st, 17x70, 4-sty stone front dwell'g. Matthew Baird to Chas R Baird, June 11. June 22, 1900. R S $16, 5:1397, 16,000

Lexington av, No 94, n w s. 39.6 s w 27th st. 19.9x78, 3-sty brk dwell­ing, Ellen Summers to Edwin C Ray. June 25. Jun« 28, 190O. R S $17,50. 3:882, 17.500

Madison av, No 679. e s. 63 n 61sl st. 16x85, 4-sty stone front dwell­ing. Adolph F Winkel to Reynold W Wilccx. June 25, 1900, R S $11, 5:1376. nom

Madison av, No 1999, e s. 50,2 n 127th st, 16,4x60, 3-sty stone front dweU'g, Edgar B Goodwin to Annie M Goodwin his wife. Morts $700, June 26. June 27, 1900. R S $2,50, 6:1752, nom

Madison av. No 1502, w s, 24,11 n 10.5th st, 19x70, 5-sty brk flat. Margt T Heath to Wra F Mlttendorf. Morts $10,000. June 18, June 28, 1900. R S $3, 6:1611, nom

•Madison av. No 1564, w s, ^3,11 n 105th st, 19x70, 5-sty brk flat. Lispenard Stewart to Wm F Mittendorf. Feb 9. R S $13,50, June 28. 1900. 6:1611. 13,250

Madison av. No 1566. w s, 62,11 n 105th st. 19x70, 5-sty brk flat.

William Rhinelander and ano TRUSTEES Wm C Rhinelander to Wra F Mittendorf. June 13. R S $13.50. June 28, 1900. 6:1611.

13,2t>0 Park av. No 1960, n w cor 132d st, 20x75, 4-Ety brk store and flat

with 1-s'ty extension. FORECLOS. John H Judge referee to New York Life Ins Co. June 25, June 26, 1900. R S $10. 6 : 1 J O J .

10,000 Park av. No 721, n e cor 70th st. 22x82, 4-sty stone front dweU'g.

Jennett Burchell to Arthur H Masten, Mort $30,000. June 14. June 27. 1900. R S $14. 5:1405. 44,000

Park av, Nos 19S2 and 1984, w s, 24.10 n 133d sl, 50x86. two 5-sty brk stores and flats. Addison Brown to Ambrose M Lock, Morts $9,500. June 27. June 28, 1900. R S $8. 6:1758. See S l th st, exch

Riverside av or Drivels e cor 94th st. 111x88.8x100.8x135, 2-sty 94tb sl I frame huUding and vacant. New York In­

vestment and Improvement Co to Bernard S Levy. C a G . June,^ 22, June 26, 1900. R S $133. 4:1232. vai consid and 100

St Nicholas av. No 484, s e cor 134th st, —xl9.2x99.11x36, 5-3ty brk flat with stores. FORECLOS. Charles Donohue referee to Mathilde, Otto M and Robt J Eidlitz Irustees Marc Eidlitz. June 26. 1900. R S $40. 7:1959. 40.000

West End av. No 228. e s. 67 n 70th sl. 16.5x70, 3-5ty brk dwelUng. Elizabeth Scofield to John P Korn. June 28, 1900. R S $1D.OO. i-ll^QO val consid and 100

l s t ' av ,"Nos 20SS to 2094, n e cor 107th st, 100,0x113, four 6-sty brk tenem'ts with stores, Gerson M Krakower to Henry Krakower and John J Mullen. AU Uens. June 15. June 26, 1900. K S 50 cts 6-170i nom

1st av. Nos 2189 to 2195, n w cor 112tb st, 100.11x100, four 6-sty brk tenem'ts with stores. ^„ „„ „ nn ^^ - - ^

Columbia st. No 34, e s, 100 n Delancey st. 20x99.9x20x99. j . a-sty brk store and tenem't. o.i-,T.jfwi •, OT Barney Issacs to Leon Tuchmann, Morts $J-l(.aUU. June - ' • 1*100 R S $14 100

' 'd av Nos 1682 to 1690, n e cor 87th st. lOO.SxlOO, 5-sty brk stores and' tenements. PARTITION, Peter B OIney referee to Serena Rhinelander. June 22, R S $63.30. June 28, 1900. 5:lo&0. 6D.2OO

'>d av No 1692, e s, 75.8 s SSth st, 25x75. 5-sty stone front tenement with stores. PARTITION. Same to Jacob Koch. June 22. R S $10. June 28. 1900, 5:1550, 9,7o0

''d av No 1694, e s. 50.8 s SSth st, 25x75, 5-Bty brk tenement with stores. PARTITION, Same to Jaeob Kocb. June 22. R S $10. June 28., 1900. 5:1550. 9.^50

2d av No 1696, e s, 25,8 s SSth st, 25x75, 5-sty brk tenement witlT stores. PARTITION. Same lo Jacob Koch. June 22, R S $10. June 28, 190O, 5:1550. 9.750

2d av. No 16981 s e cor S.Sth st, 25,Sx75. 3-sty slone front slore and 8Slb st I tenement, 1-sty brk store on St. PARTITION. Same

to Fredk H Marjenhoff. June 22. June 28, 1900. R S $16,50. 5:1550. 16.200

3d av. No 562, n w s, 27 n e 37th) st. 25x80, 4-sty brk store and lenem't. United States Mortgage and Trust Co TRUSTEE Matthew Byrnes to Henry Falk and Moses Danenberg. Morts $14,000. June 22, 1900. R S $8. 3:893. 21,500

3d av. No 564, w s, 53 n 37th st. 25x80, 4-sty brk store and tene­ment. Same lo Joseph Boyleslon. Morts $16,000, June 22, 1900. R S $6. 3:893, 21.600

3d av, Nos 403 to 409. e s, 24.8 s 29lh st, 74,1x90, three 2-sty brk tenem'ts with stores with 1-sty frame and brk buildings on rear. The U S Mortgage and Trust Co TRUSTEE Matthew Byrnes to David Lippman. Mort $45,000. June 22. June 25, 1900. R S $14 50 3-909 59,100

3d av, Nos I'lSS'and 1190, w s. 22.5 n 69th st, 26x37,10x23.2x57.10, 2-sty brk lenem't with slores, U S Mortgage and Trust Co TRUS­TEE Matthew Byrnes to Samuel H Stone, June 22, June 25. 1900 R S $17.50. 3:1404, 17,450

3d av Nos 1192 and 1194, w s. 48.6 n 69th st, 25,11x57.10x26,8x 57 i'o 2-sty brk tenem't with stores. United States Mortgage a n l Tru=t' Co TRUSTEE Matthew Byrnes to David Lippman, June 22. June 26, 1900. R S $17. 5:1404. 16,600

3d av Nos 1196 and 119S, w s, 74.5 n 69th sl, 26xo(.10. 2-sty brk tenem't with stores. Same to Sampson H Schwarz. June 22. June _ 26 ,1900 . R S $17. 5:1404. 16.625

5th av No 79 e s. IOO n Icvth st, runs e 12a x n 3,3 x e 3.4 x n 30.9 X w i'>S4 to'av X s 34,4, 4-sty slone front building, 10-sty buUding to be erecied. Jacob D Butler to Leo Wise, Morts' $120,000. June •'1 June 22. 1900. R S $4.00. 3:843. val consid and 100

3th avis e cor 52d st. runs e 150 x s 100,6 x w 30 x s 25 x w 100 to 5'>d stl 52d st X n 125.5, vacant. Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum

to Geo R Sheldon and Cbas T Barney. B & S . June 14. June 27,1900, R.S$600. 5:1287. nom

7th av, No 2251. e s, 74.11 n 132d st, 2ox(o. a-sty brk flat with stores. Jeanne L Wuytack to .Minnie Bartlett. All liens. June 28, 1900. •R S 50 cts. 7:1917. val consid and 100

7th av, No 2231, e s, 74,11 n 132d sl, 23x75, a-sty hrk flat with stores Catharine Sacketi to Jeanne L Wuytack, Morts $2a,50U and all liens. June 21. June 23, 1900. R S 30 cts. 7:1917. nom

7lh av. No 2189, e s, 81.2 s ISOth st, lS-9x73, 5-sty brk store and flat Betty wife 'Abram Abrams to Theo A and Wm G Schnitzlein. Re-recorded, Morts $14,000 and ail liens. Sept 15, '97. June • 7 1900. R S none. 7:1914, 19,500

Sth av No 2504. s e cor 134tb st, 25x100. 5-sty brk store and flat. Charies Leasenfeld to Lena Neus. Morts $34,000. June 27. R S $•^6. June2S. 19U0. 7:1939. 60,000

Slh av No 2210, n e cor 119th st, 25.11x100. 5-sty brk store and flat 'Jacob WUley to George Ebret. Morts $30,000. June 27. 1900 R S $28. 7:1923. nom

S tbav Nos 2851 to 2S65|w s, from 151st st to 152d st. 199.11x100. l o l s t st. No 303 j ten 3-sty brk flats, stores on av, Daniel 13'>d st' No 302 I Pierce to Judson Lawson. Morts $150,000,

June 22. June 23, 1900. R S $125. 7:2046. nom 9th av, No 583, n w cor 42d st. Agreement to remove portion of

extension Christian Frank witb Wm J Daniel, June 13. June 22, 1000. 4:1052. nom

Interior strip, begins at point 67 s 77th st. and 213 w 2d av, runs w • 0 X s 1 X e 20 X n 1. Julia Kilpatrick widow to Annie I McCaf­frey. Q C. .June 18, R S 50 cts. June 28, 1900, 5:1431. nom

Plot 359 6 w 5th av, and 47 n 130th st, runs n 7.3 x w 0.6 x s 7.3 x e 0 6 John Cromwell to Edward L Clark. June 20. R S none. June 26, 1900. e^tch

M I S C E L L A N E O U S .

All right, title, ScC, estate of Mary L Kirby (and assignment of ali title in mortgage L 27 mp 439). Waveriy pl. No 140, James W Dearing to James E Delaney, June 12. June 22, 1900, R S 75 cls, 2:392, nom

Same property (and assignment of titie in assignment of mortgage L 3 m p 4 0 6 ) . James E Delaney to Geo W Dayton. June 21, June 22, 1900, 2:592. nom

AU right, title, &c, to property which Joseph Webh died seized sit-

1146 [MaEihattsn] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, 1900.

uate in block bounded n x 90lh st s x S9th st e x Central Park Wesl and w x Columbus av. Joseph C. Sarah. Geo W, William and Martha A Tatlon, Martha A T and Joseph H Tayloi> to Nathaniel S Baiiey. July 1, '93, June 22, 19U0. R S $1- 4:1203. 4110

Same property. All title. James Webh to Elgin L McBuruey. Mar 23, 1900. June 22, lUOO, R S $1. „.^ „?oni

Same property, John Tatlon to Nathaniel S Bailey. Aug 26, 96. June 22, 1900. R S $1. val consid and 100

Same property. Emma C B wife and Wm M Tuttle to Nathaniel S BaUey, July 1, '93. June 22, 1900. R S $1. 4:1203, 100

Same property. Frederick W Bench to Elgin L McBurney. Dec 23, •97. June '22. 19U0. R S $1. ^ ^^

General release. Martin V B Smith to Matthew B and James P Clarendon and Bdwd C Moore individ and as assignee Eliz J Clarendon and Joseph Talbot. July 17, '89. June 25. 1900, nora

Order of court appointing Commissioners of Estimate and Assess­ment relative lo acquiring all right, title and interest to bulkhead het 21st and 22d sts. East River, appurtenant to tbe bulkhead and pier at foot 21st st. East River, for improvement of water fronl. Supreme Gourt: In matter of application of the City New York acting by Board of Docks. 3; 953,

BOROUGH OF BRONX. Under this head the • denotes that the property is located in the

new Annexed District (Act of 1S95). Arcularius pl, s s, 249.7 e Gerard av, 50x100, except part to open

and widen 169lh st, vacani. Henry Stiess lo Michael J Leonard. All liens. May 29, June 28, 19U0, R S $4,50, 9:2481. 4,o00

"Birch st, s w cor Cornell av, lot 44 map Ardei property. Thomas Daly to Mary Daly his wife. June 22. 1900. U S $1.50. nom

Bristow St. w s. 235 s Jennings st, (iOxlOO, vacani, Loui'5 Harris to August J Von Ganther. June 4. June 22. 190O. R S $5. 11:2972.

uom Chisholm st, No 1340. e s, 58.4 s Jennings st, 16.8x75, 2-sty frame

dwell'g. Wm H Wright to Annie B Rommel. June 22. June 25. 1900. R S $4. 11:2972. nom

Fox sl, late Simpson st. w s, 310 n Westche.ijsr av, 30x100, vacant. Release mort. Knickerbocker Trust Co tn Albert J :iDd Anion Swoboda. Jvn.- 22, June 23, 19U0, 10;272o. 1,440

Gerard st. All title. &c. to portion of Gerard st lying bet 3d ^nd Bergen avs, known on map East Ward of the Village of Melroae and contiguous to lots 30 and 35 on said jnap. runs lo centre line of said Et. Release mort, Peter J Nimphius to Wra A Chanler. May 2. June 22, 1900, 9:2294. nom

Same property. John Nimphius. Jr, to sarae. All title. Q C. Mar 10. June 22, 1900. R S none. nom

Hall pl Is e s, at intersection s w s 167th sl. runs s w along HaU 167th st I pl 43.1 x s e 25.5 x e 30.6 to Intervale av x n along Intervale av[ w s av 37.3 to 167tb st x n w 39.1, vacant. Max S

Boehm to Minnie Hecht. Morl $l,7o0. April 19. June 22, 1900. R S $1. 10:2700, nom

Hewitt pl, plot in block bounded by 156th st, Longwood av. Hewitt pl and Dawson st. being west ^ old road or lane leading from Leg­getts Point, begins abt 225 n 136th sl and 36.5 e Hewitt pl, adj lands Wm H Harden on east and extending n to s e s Hewitt pl on map Longwood Park, belonging to Charles Denison. Hiram R and Hannah A Dater ADMRS Philip Dater to Chas H Bull. May 13. June 25, 1900, R S $1 10:2693. 750

Hoe st, No 1115, w s. 165 s 167lh st. 18,9x100. 3-sty brk dwell'g. Lorenz F J Weiher. Jr, to Lulsia Doll. Mort $4,000. June 25, June 27, 1900. R S $1, 10:2744. 7,500

Kelly st, w s. 150 n 156th st, 23x100. 2-sty brk dweU'g, Geo F Johnson lo Jan Burlan, Mort $5,000. June 25. 1900. R S $4,50. 10:2701. O.aOO

Kelly sl, w s, 2oO n 156th st, 25x100. 2-sty brk dwell'g, Geo F Johnson lo Josephine A and Myles J Murphy. Morts $5,000 and all liens. May 11, June 28. 1900. R S $4,50. 10:2701. 9,300

Longfellow st, late Division st. s e s, bet 176th st and Rodman pl. being lol 26 map Wm Crowther, 23x100. Mary Trainor. Annie Higgins, Jaraes and John Leavy to EUen McKniff. Q C. June 13. June 28. 1900. R S 50 cts. 11:3016. _ gift

*Main st. w s, 405.10 s West Farms road. 100.\225,10x96.ox225, Henry Ulmar to Alfred Ulmar. All tille. Q C. June 23, June 23. 1900. R S $1-50. nom

*Matilda st, s e s, abt 100 s De Mill av. 33.4x100. Geo P Langdon to Frederic Michel TRUSTEE, Oct —, '99. June 27. 1900. R S none. nom

Minford pl. e s, het Jennings st and 173d st, being lot 737 map Sect C Vvse esiate, 24th Ward, Dennis Donrhue lo Adelia Rice, Mts $3,300, June 21, June 22, 1900. R S $1.50. 11:2977, 4,700

Minford pl, Nos 1424 and 1426, e s, 75 n Jennings st, 50x100, two 2-sly frame dwell'gs. George and Lena Stolz wife to Lena Schultz. All liens, June 25, June 26, 1900. R S 50 cts, 11:2977. omitted

*Saw Mill lane, n s, the s w s of block is abt 1,000 n e Williams­bridge road, 200x600, about 1'/^ acres, Weslchester. Manhattan Life Ins Co to Geo H Pearsall. June 11. June 23, 1900, R S none. nora

*Same property. Geo H Pearsall to Sarah E Pearsall his wife. June 11. June 25, 1900. R S $1. gift

*Wall pi, n s, 23-6 w Burke av, 51x110,3x50x100.2. Thomas Dunn to Mary Becbtloff, All liens, June 16, June 22. 1900. R S none.

nom West st._n e s. bet Honeywell and Mohegan avs, lot 28 map Wards­

vilie, aOxlOO, Benj A Jackson and Chas L and Mary A Ullman to James T and Carrv M MacLean, Oakryn, Pa, Morts $1,500, June 22, June 23. 1900. R S $3. 11:3124, nom

*6th st, s s, aht 250 e Av B, widened, 150x83, Unionport, Geo H Purser et al EXRS Jaccb F Oakley to John and Caroline Damm his wife. June IS. June 28. 1900. R S $2. nom

*6th st, n E, 160 e 4th av, 120x114, Wakefleld. Lyman C Gar­retson et a! EXRS, &c, Nicholas C Garretson to Church of St Val­entine, June 23, June 27, 1000, R S $2, 1.600

134th St. No 702. s s, 436,8 e Willis av, 17,6x100, 3-sty brk dwell'g. FORECLOS. John E Duffy referee to Annie wife William L Byrnes. Morts $3,000. June 25. 1900, R S !fo. 9:227S. 2.775

135lh st. No 691, n s, 334,10 e Willis av. 20,1x100, 3-sty brk dwell­ing, Henrietta Born to Charles Watkins. June IS. June 26. 1900. R S $10. 9:2280. See Jumel terrace. Manhaitan.

val consid and 100 144th st. No 797, n s, 150 e Brook av. 25x100, 2-sty frame dweU'g.

FORECLOS, John P Clarke referee to Elizabeth Wright. White Plains. Dec 30, June 28. 1900. R S $4. 9:2271. 3,800

146th st, N'-s 4.35 and 437, n s, 213 e land of ?Iarlem R R Co, also distant 161.9 e Railroad av, 39.6x110, 3-sty frame flat with 2-sty brk building on rear. John McLaughlm to Grace E Fowler. Morts $3,500- June 28. 1900. R S $3,50. 9:2336, val consid and 100

Same propertv. Grace E Fowler to John McLaughlin and Roseann his wife tenants by eotirety, Morts $3,500. June 28, 1900. R S $3,50. 9:2336. val consid and 100

147th St. Nos 797 and 799, n s, 100 e Brook av. 50x100, two 4-sty brk flats. Lorenz F J Weiher. Jr, to Wm H Weiher. Morts $23,-500. June 16, June 23, 1900. R S $4.50. 9:2274 nora

147tb St. No 809, n s, 250 w St Anns av, 25x100. o-sty brk flat. Lorenz F J Weiher, Jr, to Wra H Welber. Morts $13,000- June 16. • June 23. 1900. R S $3. 9:2274. nom

149th St. parcels Nos 20 and 21 damage map opening 149lh st, from Southern Boulevard lo Harlem River. Release mort, Walter WUkens TRUSTEE for Verna A Wilkens to City of New York. Feb 5. June 27, 1900. 10:2641. omitted

149th st, parcel No 38 damage map acquiring title to 149th st from Southern Boulevard to Harlem River. Release mort, Hamilton Bank to City of New York. May 23, June 27, 1900. 10:2623, nom

149th st, parcel No 140 damage map opening 149th st frora South­ern Boulevard to Harlem River. Release mort. Adelaide S Moss­man to City of New York. Mar 14. June 27, 1900. 9:2331. •

149th st, plot 2O0 damage map opening 149lh st from Southern Boulevard to Harlem River, 25x20. Release mort. Lizzie Heller to City of New York. May 16. June 27. 1900. 9:2337. nom

149th St. n s. being parcel No 234 damage raap acquiring title to 149lh st from Southern Boulevard to Harlem River, Wm H Mc­Cormack et al TRUSTEES Fannie McCormack to Thomas Morris. May 25. June 27, 1900. 9:2347. 121

130th st, s s, 150 e Brook av, 50x100, two 5-sty brk flats. Mort $11,500.

130lh sl, s s, 325 e Brook av. 25x100, 5-sty brk Sal. Mort $11,000. 150lh sl, s s, 225 e Brook av, 2oxl00, 5-sty brk flat. Mort $11,500.

A James Fake to Philip and Jerome Jung. June 25. June 26, 1900. R S $1. 9:2276. nom

134tli st, s e cor Melroae av, 20x100, vacant, S-sty huilding to be erected. Michael Regan to John J O'Brien, June 19. June 26, 1900. R S $8. 9:2375, val constd and 100

155th st, No 516, 3 s, 95.9 e Morris av. 24.6x98, excepi part taken to open 135th st, 4-sty brk flat. George Stolz and Lena his wife to Jennie Marx. All liens. June 25. June 26, 1900. R S 50 cts. 9:2414. exch and nom

133th st. No 572, s s, new line, 173 w Courtlandt av, 25x99.3x:i5x 99.4, 4-sty brk flat, William Crafts to Sadie Hymau. Morts $2,-700. June 22, 1900. R S $5. 9:2414, nom

159lh St. s s. het Courtlandt and Melrose avs, lot 112 map Village Melrose. 30x100, two buildings to be erected, except part to open Melrose av and widen 139th st. Thomas Lenane to Minnie Mac­Donald. June 22. June 26, 1900, R S $21. 9:2405. 21,000

163d St. Nos 524 and 526, s s, 141.8 e Morris av, 33.4x114,10, two 2-sty frame dweU'gs. Ellen Davis to Joseph L Davis. Morts $1,U0U. Dec 3, '94. June 23, 1900, R S none. 9:2422, nom

163d st. No 526, s .s. 158.4 e Morris av, 16,8x114.10. Joseph L Davis to EUzabeth Doll. June 23, 1900. R S $5.50. 9:2422. nora

163d st. No 564, s w cor Melrose av. 19,5x100x21.11x100. 2-sty frame dwell'g. Nelson D Stilwell to Cbarles L Baldwin and Ollie A Green, Morts $7,300. C a G . June 2S, 190O, R S 75 cts. 9:240.8. val cousid and 100

168th st, s s, 114 e Union av, 23x134,3, 3-sty frame flat. WiUiam Robitzek to .\nnle L PichettI, Morts $5,500. June 21. June 28, 190O R S $10. 10:2681. 100

169th st, n e cor Walton av. being lots 94 and 93 map Inwood, except part taken for widening and opening sts, Edwin, Minnie L and Jennie M Fraser to Matthew Sheedy, June 21. June 22. 1900. R S $2.50. 11:2839, 3,000

Same property. Edwin, Jr, and Florence Fraser oy Ahraham Gruber GUARDIAN to same. All title. &c, June 21, June 22, 1900, R S $1.00, 936

169th st, n e s , 183.7 n w Lyman pl, runs n e 21,9 x n w 41,1 to 169th st X s e 34.11, vacant, Charlotte F Trowbridge to Timothy Flood. May 24. June 22, 1900, R S $1511. 11:2970, 1,300

Eame properly. Release mort, Kath H Auerbach ADMRX Susan J Hone to Charlotte F Trowbridge. Brooklyn. June 1. June 22, 1900. • nom

170lh st. No 704. s w cor Brook av, 52x25. 3-sty frsme flat aud store. Susanna Walter to Fredk A Walter, 14 part. All liens, June 22, 1900. R S 50_cts,_ 11:2893, val consid and 100

173d St. Nos 54a to o53, n e cor Topping av, widened, 99.5.v95xl26x 9S.8, flve 3-sly frame flats with stores in cor, Thomas Morgan to Mary E Morgan, All liens, June 18, June 27, 1900, R S 30 cts. 11:2790. nom

174th St. n w cor Fulion av, 90.1x—x93,8x96,ll, vacant, John T Naughton to Lawrence Davies. Mort $4,000. June 22. June 27. 1900. R S $6. 11:2930, nom

Aqueduct av, w s, 96.6 s from curve in said av, whicli curve begins to curve to n w to interseclion of Kingsbridge road, runs w 145 x s 75 X e 145 to av x n 75, vacant, Geo G Frelinghuysen TRUSTEE John Hobbs, Mary E Arnold et al HEIRS John Hobbs to John J Donnelly, June 20. June 25. 1900, R S $3, 11:3220, 3,000

Aqueduct av, w s, 171,6 s from curve In said av which curves towards n w lo Intersecticn Kingsbridge road, runs w 145 x s 30 x e 145 to av X n 30. vacani. Same to Jno E Eustis. June 20. June 25, 1900. R S $2 30. 11:3220 1.900

Beach av|e s, 175 n 149th st. old line, runs n 75 to proposed 150th 150th st I sl X 120 X s 75 X 120 to beginning, vacant. Mary Dunn-

wald to Sender Feldmark, 1 part, Morts $6,500 and all liens. May 18. June 27, 1900,_ R S 50 cts. 10:2664. nom

Bergen av. Nos 648 and 60O, s s. 210 w Grove sl, runs s 131.6 to n s Mill Brcok x s 54 x n 155 to Bergen av x e 50 to beginning, 2-sty frame dwell's; and vacant. Bertha Loewel to Jacob Loewel, June 20. June 22' 1900, R S $4. 9:2361. nom

Brook av. w s, 331.3 n Westchester av. runs n w 15.1 to centre line Mill Brook x n 35,3 x s e 22,8 to Brook av x s 52.6 to beginning, vacant. Bertha Loewel to Jacob Loewel. June 20. June 22. 1900, R S $1, 9:2361, "om

Brook av |s w cor Wendover av, 75x70.2x81,7x100.11, three 4-Wendover av| sty brk flats, Webster av. Nos 1374 to 1378, e s, 30 s 170th st, 36,6x90, three

4-sty brk flats, I James and Catherine .\nderson to Laurie L Levey- -All Uens. June 4, June 23, 1900 R S .$3. 11:2.893-2896, 100

Brook av, w s. 195,2 s Wendover av. 100x39.1x100x39,2, error, omis­sion ot 3d ccurse, 4-sty brk flat. FORECLOS, Edmund J Tinsdale referee to Borough Realty Co. Feh 21. June 26, 1900, R S $5. 11:2896, 5,000

Brook av. No 544. e s. 75 s ISOth st, 25x100, 5-Ety brk flat and stores. James A S Gregg to Josephine L Wendelin. Morts $17.-300, June 28. 1000, R S $3, 9:2276, nom

*Brown av, w s. abt 450 n Sagamore st, 59.1x99,Sx—x—, • Frauk W and Mary E Gordon wife and John and Elvira H Gillingham wife to John L Thomas. Mort $2,000 on lot 139. Re-recorded. May 19. June 25, 1900, R S $1,30, IOO

Cauldwell av. e s, 90 n 156th st. 196x100, dancing platform and vacant, Ferdinand Hecht and Simon Uhlfelder to Julius Jungmann, Morts $22,012. June 23. June 28, 1900, R S $5. 10:2629, nom

June 30, 1900, RECORD AND GUIDE. [BronxJ 1147

Clinton av, e s, 2o s Oakland pl, 25xlU0, vacant. James O'Brien to Geo W Glover. June 23. June 25, 1900, R S $2. 11:3094. 1,700

Courtiandl av. s w eor l i y t h st. new line. 5x100. Catharine wife Frederick Bracht formerly widow John H Bohling lo Sebastian Fischer and Margaret his wife. June 27. June 28, 1900. R S $2. 9:2330. ncm

Crotona Park East, late Penfold av, s s, 137.6 w Suburban pl, IS.Ox 130, 3-sty frame dwell'g. Edward M Scudder to Geo A Eurlng. Mi,rts $3,560. June 23, 1900. R S $3. 11:2939. nom

•^Elliott av, w s, 300 s Julianna st, 33,4x125. I Bllioti av, w s, 333.4 s Julianna st, 33.4x125. Mort $2,200. |

Frances E Hinsdale to Leonora J Hinsdale. June 1. June 22, 1900. R S $3. nom

"Grace av Iw s. 70.9 n St Raymond av. runs n 25 x w 44.6 x s w Sl Raymond av| 44.6 lo St Raymond av x e 25 x n e 39.11 x n 39,11,

Thos L Newman lo Edwin Hervey- June 23. June 20. 19UU, R S 50 cts. _ 456

*Grace av. n e s. 7a n w St Raymond av, 30x100. Hudson P Rose to Sabina B and Bridget A Taugher. June 27. June 28, IUOO, R S $1. nom

Intervale av, Nos 1116 to 1120. e s, 120,7 s w Kelly st. runs s e 50.7 X « 44.8 to Kelly st, x s 53.2 x w 64.10 x n 66.10 to av, x n e 60 to beginniug, three 3-sty frame dwell'gs. George Stolz lo Mary Wil­low. All liens. June 25. June 26, 1900. R S 50 cts. 10:2706.

exch Inwood av |w s, 34,10 n e 169th st. 30x70,5 to Cromwell av x56.8 Cromwell av| x45.6, vacant, Cromwell av, w 3, at line bet lots 354 and 355 map Inwood, runs n w

47.5 lo centre line Gromwells or Doughertys brook x n e 50 x s e 31 to av X E w 06.8, except part taken to widen Inwood av; also excepi part taken for Cromwell av. Lawrence Davies to Calh B Aitken, June 28, 1900. R S $3.50, 11:2855-2871. nom

Same property. Release mort. Wm M Dudgeon TRUSTEE for Car­rie A Dudgeon to Lawrence Davies. Juue 26. June 28, 1900. 11:2855, nom

Jerome av. s w cor 181st st, runs w 55.9 x s 73,5 x e 43.11 to av x n 70.8 to beginning, vacant.

Jerome av. n w cor 181st st, runs w 60.1 x n 120.5 x e 87 to av x s 123.1, vacant.

Jerorae avis e cor 181st st. runs e 200 to Walton av x s 153,3 x w Walton av| 205,6 to Jerome av x n 200.6 lo beginning, vacant. | Jerome av n e_cor IS l s t st, runs e 200 lo Walton av x n 121.7 and Walton av 3a to Cameron pl x w 197,3 to Jerome av x s 120,10 to Cameron pl beginning, vacant. Walton av. s e cor 181st st. runs e Sa.5 x s e 171,2 x s w 91.11 x n

w 63.9 x s w 12.7 to Walton av x n 139, vacant, Walton av In e cor IS l s t st. runs e 63.4 x n w 186,6 to s s Cameron Cameron pl| pl x w 7 to Walton av x s 40.9 and 126.9 to begin­

ning, vacant, Nathan Wise to Henry B Helmke. June 14. June 22, 1900. R S 93. 11:3179-3180-3185-3192-3105. See President st, Brooklyn,

nom Jerome av. u w cor North st, 125x100, vacant. Samuel S Partridge

BXR Thos M Partridge lo Alexander Johnston, party 2d part taken from endorsement on outside of paper. June 12. June 25, 1900, R S $15. 11:3198. nom

Kingsbridge road, s s, widened, al proposed s e s Teetaw av, runs s 104.8 X 6 117,1 X s 25 X w 155,5 lo private road x n 130 lo road x e 38,6 lo beginning, vacant, 'Geo G Frelinghuysen TRUSTEE John Hobbs and Mary B Arnold el al HEIRS John Hobbs to Michl F McCourt, June 20, June 25, 190O, R S $2.50, 11:322U- 2,100

Kingsbridge road, s s. widened, at s w s Aqueduct av, ruus e. s e and s 33.8 X s 96.6 x w 02,1 x n 121 to road x e 25,4. vacant. Same lo Louis C Hahn. June 20. June 23, 1900. R S $4. 11:3220. 4.03U

Leggett av. n e cor Whitlock av, 92x112.7x120x127,3. Longwood av, n w cor Whitlock av, 67.11x94,6x65.9. Lafayette av, s e s, heing lot 123 Casanova property. Southern Boulevard, s e s, 75 n e Longwood av. 100x100. Leggett av, n s, 92.9 w land Harlem River & Port Chester R R Co,

runs n 127.3 x s — to av x e 14. Lot 332 map Casanova properly, 80x200. Whitlock av, e s, aht 277.3 n Leggett av, 25x144.3x25.3x148-2. Leggett av. n e cor Whitlock av, 92x112,7x120x127.3. Leggett av, s e cor Whitlock av, 31.6x152.9x30x142,9.

Edwd K Jones to Rafael R Govin. All title. Q C. June 25. June 27, 1900, R S $5. 10:2730-2604-2732-2731. nom

Locust av[s e cor 135th st, if projected, also 207.11 n 134th st, runs 135th st I n 161,5x450 to lands under water xl61.5x450, 2-sty

frame building and 1-sty frame lumber shed and yard. Grant L , Nichols to F Milton Welch, 1-3 part. All liens, June 30. Juue

22, 1900, R S $9,50, 10:2593. nom Marmicn av, late Marlon av, n w s, bet 179th st aud ISOtb st. being

lot 166 map VUIage East Tremont, 60.1xl50,2x66.1xlo0,2, Frank J Patterson to FrankUn C Alhee. All liens, April 30. June 22, 1900. R S 50 cts, 11:3108. 5U0

Morris av. No 2432, e s, 255 s Fordhara road, late Highbridge road 100x125. excepi part to widen av. two 2-sty frame dweU'gs and 1-sty frame shed. William Stokes to James T Barry. Mcrts $8,-500. June 19. June 27, 1900. R S $4,50. 11:3173. 13,600

Morris av, e s, 255 s Fordham road late HIghtaridnge road, 50x125. Chas E Berrian to Wilhelmina C Webb, Q C- May 20, "93, June 27. 1900- R S none. 11:3173. 50

Same prcperty. Philip H Berrian to sarae, Q C, May 22, '93. June 27, 1900, R S none. 30

Morris av, e s, 305 s Fordham road late Highbridge road, 2x125, Julia L Gerding to William Stokes, Correction deed. Q C, Mar 15, Juue 27, 1900, R S none, 11:3173. uom

Same property. Maria A Valentine, Albert W Briggs HEIRS Chas and Elizabeth Berrian and Almyra wife Alberl W Briggs to Will­iam Stokes. Correction deed. Q C. April 20, June 27, 1900, R S ncne. n"m

Same prrperty, Sarah E Timpson HEIR Charles and Elizabeth Berrian to same. Correction deed. Q C. June 8. June 27. 1900, R S none, ncm

Mott av, parcel No 113 damage map opening Mott av from Railriad av to 161st St. Release morl. Martin Kennedy' to City of New York. April 17. June 27, 1900, 9:2458, ncm

Same property. Release mort, Harvey L Kennedy EXR Caroline C Kennedy tn same. April 10, June 27, ]• .-, nom

Mott av, No 573, w s, 75 s 150th st, 25x98, except part taken for opening and widening av 4-sly brk flat, James T Barry to Will­iam Stokes. Morts $11,500. June 1. June 28, 1900. R S $5,30, 9:2347- 17,000

Nathalie av, e s, het Kingsbridge road and Perot st, soulh '•A lot 22 map villa sites and lots portion Anthony estate on Heights of Kingsbridge. 37.6x125, Lorenz F J Weiher, Jr, to Geo H Toop. Moris $3,000, June 27, 1900. R S $5, 12:3253, _ 4.700

Nelson av, w s, new line, 191,6 n 167th st, runs n e 118,0 x w 20,9 x B 119.6 X e 12,2 to beginning, vacant. Emily C Northrop to Mary

Hynes. All liens. Q C. June 26. June 27. 190O. R S 50 cts. 9:2516. nom

Ogden av, e s, 175 n 164tb st, 25x70. 3-sty frame flat, Josepb H Jones lo John H and Margaret Doscher his wife. Moris $5,000, June 23. June 26. 1900. R S $3. 9:2512. nom

Ogden av, e s, 200 n 164th st, 25x70, 3-sly frarae flat. Same to John and Josephine Gerold his wife. Morts $5,500. June 25. June 26, 1900, R S $8. 9:2512. nom

Park av or Vanderbilt av, e s. 325 s 171sl sl, 75x150, vacant. FORE­CLOS, James W Hyde referee to Julius Lehman. Morts $5,300, June 26, 1900. R S 50 cts. 11:2902. 456

Park av, s e cor 154th st, 26.2x—x23.5x66.8, vacant. John B Burg­graf and ano EXRS Oscar T Marshall to Thos E Lyons and Theo E Chabot. June 4. June 27, 1900. R S $3. 9:2442. 2,900

"Parker av. w s. 73 n Giebe av, 25x100. Thos L Newmau to Albert Ascher. June 23. June 26. 1900. R S 50 cts, 450

*Pelham road, n s, at stake in line lands John S Mapes, runs s 50 to mark on rock x e 111.3 to w s old road x n 50 x w 112,2. Mary L Heflernan to Ellen A Bible, All Uens. Nov 14. '99, June 28. 1900. R S 50 cts. nom

Perry av, s e cor 205th St. 45.5x100x50x100.1, vacant. Louis C Hahn to Morton M Green. All liens. June 20. June 25, 1900. R S $2, 12:3346. nom

Prospect av, from Croiona Park North to East ISOth st. Assign­ment of all title to parcel 39 damage map acquiring title to above, (The buildings thereon only.) Paul Campbell to Elise W W Koch, June 23. June 25. 1900. 11:3100, nom

*Road leading from Westchester Village to Pelham Bridge, n w s. adj Wm Palmer esiate. runs n w 79.6 x n e 40 x s o 79.6 x s w 40. Stephen Cross and Annie Cross to Margaret Porter, July 20, '99. June 27, 1900. R S none. 3,300

Stebbins av. No 1094, e s, 638,4 n 165tb st, runs e 171.1 x n e IS.S X n w 25 X w 152,5 lo av x s 25 to beginning, 2-sty frame dweU'g.

Stebbins ay, e s, 125 s 167lb sl, runs s 79.11 x s w 27.5 x w 74,1 lo av X n 4a.7 x n e 26,8 to beginning, 2-sly frame sbed, Henrietta Wlssler to Kathchen Eim. Morts $2,500. April 1. '9S. June 22, 190O R S $7,50, 10:2691. nom

Stebbins av. w s. bet I65th and 166th sts, being 168.5 frora n e cor lot 67 map Village of Woodstock, runs n 57 x w 81,2 x s 39,9 x e 99 to beginning, except part taken for Stebbins av. Louis Harris to August J Von Ganther. June 4. June 22, 1900. R S $3. 10:2691.

nom St Anns av. Nos 749 to 755, w s. 105 n 156tb st, runs n 100 x w 100

X s 95.8 x s e 16.3 x e 84.7. four 5-sty brk flats with slores in Nos 753 and 735 uncompleted. Charles Ratner lo Christian Dahiem. Q C. June 21. June 27, 1900. R S 30 cts. 9:2.360. nora

Same property, Isidore Cohen to same. All liens. June 19, June 27, 1900. R S 50 cls. nom

St Anns avln w cor 159th st, 116x123. frame church, Wm H Mur-159th st I phy to Roman Catholic Cburch of St Peter and Sl Paul.

Morts $18,600. June 27. June 28, 1900. R S $7, 9:2300, nom *St Raymond av, s s, 200 e Lafayette st, oOxlOO. Hudscn P Rose lo

John and Ada M Tyrrell his wife. June 23. June 28. 1900. R S -lil.OO. val consid and 950

Tiebout av, e s, 140 n Clark st, 110x113.6x111,2x96.2, 2-sly trame building and vacant. Paul E Vacquerel lo Pauline MoUer. Q C. May 31. June 2.5, 1900. R S $2.30. 11:3022. nora

Tinton av, Nos S04 to 808, e s, 21 n Cedar pl, formerly 1.5Sth st, a4x 75, three 3-sty frame flats. Charles Wahlig to Philip Schroeder. Morts $14,000, B & S , Vz part. Oct 12, '99. June 23, 1900, R S $1, 20:2600. nom

Tremont av, No 583, n s, 50 w Anthony av, 50x100, 1-sty frame building, David L Peder to Emil Bu-i..;b. Morts $3,500. July 1, '95, June 26. 190O R S none. 11:2809, , a.OOO"

Union av, s w cor loOtb st, 30x80, 4-sty brk store and flat, FORE­CLOS, Edward Browne referee to American Mortgage Co. Mort $t(i,600. July 27. 1900. June 28. 1900. R ,S $1-50, 10;2li64,

1.100 Vyse av, w s, 100 s Cooke pl, 25x100. I Vyse av, e s, 50 s Cooke pl. 50x100, 1

John T Naughton lo Geo F Moody. Morts $2,000. June 22. June 27,1900, R S $2,30. 11:2988-2995, nom

Wales av, No 502, e s. 33.6 n 147th st. 16.6x160, 2-sty frame dwell­ing, Catharine A Conlon to Joseph Rattl. June 26, June 27, 1900, R S .$4,50. 10:2581. 4,200

Washington av, Nos 1016 and 1018, n e cor Wieher court, also 250 n 164th st, 50x105, two 5-sly brk flats, store in cor. Lorenz F J Weiher, Jr. to Wm H Wieher, Moris $32,000. June 16. June 25, 1900, R S $7. 9:2369. , _ nom

Webster av, No 1708, s e cor 173d st, 2ox90, 3-sty frame flat andl store, '

Webster av, e s, 25 s 173d st, 34,10x90, vacant. | Jacob Kolbeck to Lena Kolbeck. June 21, June 22, 1900. R S $1.8. 11:2897. val consid aud J,UO"

Weeks av, late Clinton av, s w cor 174th st, late .Spring st. runs w — X s 100 X e 100 to av X n 100, vacant, Eleanor M wife and Wm Bell and Mary J Wolf to Randall Salisbury. B fi S. C a G , June S. June 28. 1900, R S $1. 11:2793, 600

Same prrperty, Thrs 0 Woolf to Duncan McGibbon. Q C. June 13. June 28, 1900, R S 50 cts, 11:2793- '25

Westchester av, Nos 912 and 914|n e cor 132d sl. or Kelly st. runs e Robbins av. Nos 660 to 664 1 110 x n 93,11 x n w 79,11 lo av

X s w 76,6 X s 83.6, four 3-sty brk flats with st-res. Michael Davis to Wm H Holmes and Patrick Smith, All liens- June 27.

• June 28, 1900. R S $1. 10:2644. nom Westchester av, e s, 51.6 n e Robbins av, 25x79,11x27,11x67.7,

vacant, Releaae mort. Hiram R Dater and ano TRUSTBBS Philip Dater to Simon Danzig and Abraham H Feuchtwanger, Feb 24. •99. June 28, 1900, 10:2(i44. 700

Westchester av, Nos 912 and 914, e s. al e s Robbins av, runs n e 85 X n w 67.7 to Weslchester av x s w 51,6, 5-sty brk flat and store. Release mort. Same to same, Feb 24, '90, June 28, 1900,

300 Westchester av. No 788. s s. 50,8 w St Anns av, 104x100, 2-sty frame

dweU'g and vacant. Henry Hachemeister to Edward Miehling, Morts $29,000, June 13. June 23, 1900. R E 50 cts, 0:2276- nom

Weslchester av, s s, 50,3 w St Anns av, 4x100, Release mcrt. Marv, Mary J and Eloise Archer and EUz A Seamar; to Geo H Finck, June IS, June 23. 1900. 9:2270. nom

*WilIiamsbrIdge road, s e cor Saw Mill lane, 807,1x2,464,11x975 to said lane x ^ , abt 40 acres. Westchesier, except one block, 200x 600, abt IV2 acres. Geo H Pearsall to Ernest G Stedraan, Mort $45,000. June 11. June 25, 1900. R S $99. nom

wni i s av, No 460, o s, 25 s 146th st, 25x100, 5-sty hrk store andl • flat. I

Willis av, No 454, e s, 100 n 143th st, 23x100, 5-sty brk store audi flat, I Zenaide D SchuUenberg to Annie Rath. All Uens. June 25, i-.oO. R S $1. 9:2290. nom

•Willis av. Nos 182 and 184, s e cor 136th st, 40.6x92, two 4-sty

1148 [ M a n h a t t a n ] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, igoo.

June 25, 1 .110. 15,600

stone fronl dweU'gs. Release covenant. Charlotte M Malherbe to John F Hunt, May S. June 25. 1900. 9:2280. _ nom

3d av. No 3850. n e cor Wendover av, 39.5x100x43.11x100.1. o-sty hrk flat and stores. Thos M SmUh to Delia B Tracey. Moris $^3,-000. June 23. June 26, 1900. R S $39. 11:2929. S2,000

3d av. s e cor Bathgate av, 40x~. Wm S Kernochan mortgagee to Manhattan Railway Co, Consent to operalion ot railway, &c. April 23, ' 90 June 26. 1900, 11:3055. —

3d av, n e cor i72d sl, 29,7x100x19.9x100.6, John T Naughton to Geo F Moody. Moris $2,500. June 22. June 27, 1900- R S $7.

* 11:2929. nom *9th av, n e s , 105 s e 4th st. 100x114, Wakefleld, Roberl Cuska-

den or Cascaden to Madeline Pierce. All liens. Peb 3. June 25, 1900, R S $1. WtJO

*10th avis w cor 2d st, 103x225. Wakefleld. Nicholas Fflaum to 2d st I Chas C De Hart, Morts $1,000. June 8. June 28. 1900,

R S $4. 4,000 Lol 10 raap Village Mt Hope, in block bounded by Belmonl st, l i 4 t h

St. Eastburn and Weeks avs, known as Western Reserve of Upper Morrisania. Edward Haigbl. Jr, EXR Bdward Haight to Madeline Pierce. Q C. June 20. June 28, 1900, R S none, 11:2793, nom

Lols 97 to 102, 57 to 60 map Dater estale, in block bounded hy Kelly St. Weslchester av. Wales av and Robbins av. Release covenant. Simon Danzig and Abraham H Feuchtwanger to Michael Davis. Sept 1, '99, June 28. 1900. 10:2644, nora

*Lot 6 block 33 map Pelham Park, FORECLOS. Olto Horwitz ref­eree lo Walter W Taylor. June 22. June 25. 190O. R S oO cts. 115

*Lots 3 and 1 hlock 33 same map. FORBCLOS. Same to 'Walter W _ Taylor, June 22. June 25, 1900. R S 50 cts. 2oo

-Lots 6, 12, 13, 16, 18, 26. 27. 29 to 39 block 25. Lots 1, 5 to 8, 13 to 25, 35, 36 biock 26, Lots a to 21 block 27. Lots 2, 3, 4, 7 to 17, 26 to 42 block 34. Lots 1 to 25 and 34 to 42 hl'ock 34. same map,

FORECLOS, Same to Jenny Cockburn, June 22 R S $16.

Lots 15, 16, 17 and IS map Village Mt Eden in block bounded by 174th st, Inwcod av. Featherbed lane and Townsend av, near Upper Morrisania Depot- Frank J Patterson to Geo M Matuer. June 22, 1900, R S 50 cts, 11:2845-2846-2859, 300

L.EIASES. (Under this head ail Leases recorded, Assignment of Leases and

Leasehold Conveyances will he found. The expressed considerable fol­lowing the term of years for which a lease is given means so much per year,)

B O R O T J G H O F A I A N K A T T A N . Cannon st. No 10. all. Annie S Martus lo Philip Levine; 5 years,

from July 1. 190O June 27. 1900. 2:320 2,500 Chrystie sl, No 3(3|AssIgn lease and assignment of rents. Joseph Suffolk St. No 1311 Herschkowitz to Daniel Drangle, June 16. June

22. 1900 nom CorUandt st. No 77, Assign lease. Richard and Geo H Horst­

mann firm Horstmann Bros to Consumers Brewing Co. June 16-June 27, 1900, R S $L 1:58 nom

Delancey st. No 6, 3-sty and basement brk dweUing, &c, Ernst Plath to Isidor Schroiter; 1 year, from May 1. 1901. with renewal. June 26, 1900. 2:425 1,a00

Same property. Assign lease. Martin Dulberger to Isidor Schrotter. June 26. lOtM.i nom

Greenwich sl, No 283. store, &c. Josephine Schmid to Geo M Kaiser; 10 years, from May 1, 1900. June 25, 1900, 1:1.32. .3,800

Lawrence st, No 124. Assign lease, Hugh Smith to Walter J Hicks. June 28, 190O 7:1982 nom

Ludlow st. No 24, north store, &c. Solomon Frankfurt to Ike Schapiro: IVz years, from May 1. 1900. June 28, 1900. 1:297, .660

Madison st. No 242. Max Nelsner to Joseph Cohen; 3 vears. from May 1, 190O June 25, 1900. 1;270 3.40O

Mulberry st, No 89, all, Joseph Labriola to Saivatore Amaturo; 5 years.'from May 1, 1900. June 26. 1900. 1:199 3.600

Ridge st, 'No 147, store, &c. Max Reiss to Solomon Krivlsky and Simon Pearlman; 5 years, from May 1, 1901, June 25. 1900, 2:345 660

Rivinglon st. n e cor Lewis st. 3 stores, Mark Ash to Julius Ham­mer; 314 years, from Nov 1, *98. June 27, 1900, 2:329 7,80

Rivington st, Nos 204 and 206, Assign lease, Julius Hammer to Aaron Bloch. June 27, 1900, 2:329 nom

RIvinglon st, Nos 235 to 2371^, all, Julius Schatlman to Hyman Kleinstein and Max Bernstein; 3 years, from July 1. 1900, June 2 7 , 1 9 0 0 2:333 5,700

Same propertv. Agreement as to security. Same witb same, June 8. June 27, 1900

Seammel st. No 31, n w cor Monroe st, all. Hulda Wittner to Sam Zurick; 2 10-12 years, from July 1, 1900, June 27, 1900. 1:266,

2.S20 Spring st. No 120. C A Henriques TRUSTEE, &c. lo William Rapp;

3 years, from May 1, 1900, June 22, 1900. 2:485 960 Stanton st. No 1S5, all. Jacob S Baum to Max Bicks; 3 years, from

May 1, 1900. June 26, 1000, 2:349 996 Stanton st. Nos 108 and 110, n e cor Ludlow st, 25x38, store. &c,

Samuel Mandel, Harris Maran and Samuel Makransky firm Mandel. Maran & Makransky to Harris Hyman and Alex Salkin firm Hyman & Salkin; 5 years, from July 15. 1900; with privilege of renewal, June 28, 1900. 2:412 l.SOO

Willett st. No 82, all. Morris Morrison and Bernard Appelbaum lo Philip Lewin; 5 years, from June 1, 1900. June 26, 1900. 2:339.

: 2,436 4th St. No 143 Bas't. Assign lease. Charles Ohry to Joseph BruU-

June 26, 1900. R S $1, _2:432 3,000 5th st, n s, 273 e Av A, 2o«97. Wm W Astor to Sophia Kneip; 20

years, from May 1, 1899, June 26, 1900. 2:401 750 5th st, No .321. n s. 2.50 e 2d av, 25x97. Leasehold. FORBCLOS,

Joseph F Mulqueen referee to Lucy and Nanny Llebermann exr John G Liebermaun, June 21. June 23 1900, 2:447 1,60U

Oth st, Nos 716 and 718 E. all. Abraham Brown and Charles Brown and Jacob Hirsch to Solomon Redlich; 5 years, from July 1, 1900, June 23. 1900. 2:375 6,000

Same properly. Surrender lease, Mrses Salz to Abraham and Charles Brown and Jacob Hirsch, June 22, 1900 nom

13th st. No 12 E. all. 'Braille L De Herblay to Michael Ehrlich; 4 9-12 years, from Aug 1. 1900, June 28, 1900, 2:370 1.600

14th st. No 601 E. all. Fred E Schaefer to C 3 Russell; 10 months, trora July 1. 1900. June 25. 1900. 3:982 720

14th st, s s, at bulkhead line East River, runs v.- 65.10 x s 78 tc the slip X e 94 to bulkhead x n e 69 to beginning, J^hn C Br-wn agent to Bouker Contracting Co; 1 year, frora May 1. 191)0, June 27, 1900, 2:370 water rent and l,5n0

Slat St. No 111 W, all. Ellen Murray to Joseph N Walcott and Robt T Murray; 10 yrs. from Hay 1, 1900. June 22, 1900. 3:806. .2,400

36th sl. No 448 West, store. See. Wm T Young to Robert Bachmann; 3 years, from May 1, 1900. Jun« 26, 1900. 3:733 600

43d st. No 545 W, west ^ store. &c. Philip Ryan to Jobn Stanton Brewing and Malting Co; 5 years, from July 1, 1900. June 25. 1900. 4:1072 300

4Sth St. No 61 West, Assign lease. Robt A Henck to Bdward P Sehell and Edwd S Clinch. June 26, 1900. a:1264 nom

48th St. No 41, n s. a37 w 5th av. Consent to assign lease. TRUS­TEES Columbia College to Emma A Hopkins. June 27. 1900. .nom

Same property. Assign lease. Emma A Hopkins widow, to W Allston Flagg. June 27, 1900 32,000

49lh St. n s, 82 e 10th av, 18x80,4, Assign lease, Anna Hinck lo Thcs F McBluce. June 28, 1900. 4:1059 2.100

C'3th St. No 370, s s. 67.1 e Oth av, 10,11x73,4, leasehold. FORE­CLOS. Sylvester L H Ward referee to Juliet C Cushing. Juue 2 0 Juue 23, 1900. R S $1, 4:1045 1,000

SSth st, n s, 19.3,2 w 3d av, 26.10x1008x106.6x128.5 1 88th st, n s, 220 w 3d av, 25x100,8 • |

Assign lease, Nalhan ZoIInsky to Johannah Bauraann, June 23-1900. 5:1517 nom

106th St. s s. 200 e 2d av, 100x100.11, all. Louis Lese to John Pu-vogel; 16 years, from Sept 1, 1900. June 26, 1900. 6:1677.. .1,325

106th st. No 344 E. 4-sty tenem't. John Beckmann to Giovanni Grieco; 10 years, from July 1. 1900. June 22, 1900, 6:167 840

119th st, Nos 171 to 177 East, all. J M Ridley EXR John Ridley to Katie 0 Kahn; 9 years, from May 1. 1900. 6:1768. June 26, 1900.

taxes, &c, and 609 120th st, No 3 W, aU. Thomas Kilpatrick lo Henry Bernheira; 4

years, from May 1. '98. June 27. 1900, 6:1720 1,700 131st st. No 227, n s, 452 e Sth av, 16x99.11, Alice E Christie to

George Christie; term for natural life, trom July 1, 1900. June 22, 1900, 7 :1937. : taxes, &c, and $1

.Amsterdam av, No 2001, store. Frederick Brandt to Geo W James; 3 years, from Aug 1, 1900. June 22. 1900, 8:2109 780 to 1,140

Bowery, e s. 101 s Hester st. 2. ixl l2,9.x25xni.3, Assign lease, Barney Isaacs to Abraham B Keve. June 28. 1900. R S $1.00, 1:303 nom

Bowery, Nos 85 and S5i^, e s, 101 s Hesler st, 25x112.9x25x111.3. Assign lease, Barney Isaac lo .'^.hraham B Keve. June 27. June 28. 1900, R S $1, 1:303 ncm

Broadway, Ncs 565 and 567. 2d loft. Moritz and Chas I Freedman to Frederick Kaufman; 5 years, from Feb 1, '99. June 23, 1900, 2;49S 2,560 to 3,500

Broadway. No 2339, s w cor S5th st, store. &c. Albert J Adams to C Walt'-n Cannon: 3 1-12 years, from AprU 1, 1900. June 23, 1900, 4:;i^232 1-5W

Broadway, e s, Chambers and Reade sts, room 133 on 3d floor in Stewart Building. Estate of Henry Hilton to Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the U S; 3 years.'from May 1. 1900. June 26. 1900. 1:153 1,100

Lexington av. No 1672, s w cor 105th st. 3 upper floors. Bernhard J Decking to Israel and Herman Paley. firm Paley Bros; 5 years, from Ocl1 ,189S, June 26, 1900. 6:1632 720

Lexington av. No lS-!fi. n w cor 114th st, store, &c, .\nnle Keirns to Elizabeth Considine; 7 years, from Aug 1, 1960. June 26, 1900. 6:1641 600 .720

Park av. No 1088. store. &c, Solomon Wallenstein t" Julius Cecere; 3 years, from April 1, 1900. June 22. 1900, 5:1500. ,660 and 690

Park row. No 223. 'Bill of sale stock, &c, and guarantees to deliver lease, Chas A Maroizky to Benjamin Hart, June 16. June 25, 190O 4:1104 1 ,500

1st av. No 2257, store floor and 2 stories facing on 116th st. Leopold J Kohn to Hieronimus Harlach; 10 years, from July 1, 1900, June 26.1900, 6:1709 960

Ist av, w s. 50,7 s 102d st, 50.4x100. Assign lease. John Holl to Lena Holl, June 27, 1900. 6:1673 nom

2d av. No 2146. n e cor 110th st, front store, basement, &c, Herman Nestrock to Paul Laccoru; 3 years. June 22, 1900 900

2d av. No 2034, north part store. &c. Bernhard Bopp to Bmilie Blumier; 3 years, from July 1. 1900, June 28. 1900. (;:Hii(i. .a40

3d av Nos 906 and 9<lS, 3 floors. Rudolph Lexow to Philip and Ma­nia Frankel; 5 yrs, from Oct 1. 1900, June 26, 1900. 5:1309. . .3,000

3d av, No 1091, n e cor 64th st. Assign lease. Meehan & Schwartz to H Koehler & Co, June 26, 1900. 5:1419 nom

3d av. No 21.58, s w cor l lS th st, all. Frances Hein lo MarUn J Mc­Gowan; 5 years, from May 1, 1901, June 26, 1900. 6:1645. .4,800

Same property. Assign lease, Matthew Callahan EXR James Mc­Donnell to Martin J McGowaw, June 26, 1900 10,000

3d av, No 2338 and 2340, 1st, 2d and 3d lofts. Mary B Norton to J" M Cohen; 2 years, from June 1. 1900. June 26, 1900. 6:1775..2.400

4th av. No 61, 2d, 3d. 4lh and 5th lofts, Minnie P C Blossom to Mary E Sandiord; 4 years, frora May 1, 1900. June 28. 1900. 2:555 1,700

Sth av. No 416. store. &c, James WaU to James Moore; 5 years, frjm Mav 1. 1901. Z'o-on 28, 190O 3:780 3.000

Sth av. No 2200, part store, &c, Theodore Keune EXR tor estate August Keune to Nathan Altshuler; 2 years, from May 1. 1900. June 28. 1900, 7:1924 600 lo fiOO

Sth av. No 2407. s w cor 129th st. .\ssign lease. Mary O'Neill lo J Chr G Hupfel Brewing Co, June 2 i , 1900, 7:1953 5,000

Sth av, No 496. store, fic, Julia .\ Groh to Francis J Davidson; term from July 1. 1900. to May 1, 1903. June 26. 190(1, 3:7.S4 2.300

Sth av, No 2690, all, Jane Usher lo Julia Raquet; 3 years, from May 1, 1900, Jun« 26, 1900 1.320

Same property. Consent to assign lease. Same to same. June 26, 1900

Sarae property. Assign lease, Julia Raquet to Henry Raquet. June-26.1900 nom

Sth av. No 472, store, fic. Chas H Kuhn to Julia Barrett; 8 years, from May 1. 1900, June 23, 1900, 3:783 1.300

Sth av. No 9S9, s w cor 5Sth st, all, Henry Schwarzwalder lo J-hn Reisenweber; 5 years, from AprU 1, 1900, June 27, 1900. 4:1648,

waler rent and 8,000 Sth av. No 2771, n w cor '147th st, store, fic. Ludwig Gaide to

Stephen Moorhouse; 3 years, from Sept 1, 1900. June 27, 1900. 7:2045 1,020

l l t h av. Ncs 550 and -532lbelng l l t h av, cor 42d sl [ 42d St. Nos -560 to 570 ] I l l t h av. No 544. e s, 79 s 42d st, 20x20, rear of |

Wm Von Twislern to Charles Schutte and Jacob B Theiss; 1st parcel, term for 15 years, from July 1. I'.lOO; 2d parcel, term for 13 7-12 years, fmm July 1, 1900. June 28, IDIIO, 4:1970, .9.000

12th av, s w cor 131st st, 50,8x102,Ix?i0,lxl02,4, Lease, General release, William Erbe to Eastmans Co of N Y, June 26. June 27. 1900, 7:2004 nom

Same property. Same to Eastern Beef Co; 1 10-12 vears, from July 1, 1900. June 27, 1900, 7:2004 2.340

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B O R O U G H O F B R O N X . 140th sl, Nos 8i2 and 844 B, aU. Sophie Hermau to Rose Schor; 2

years, from June 15, 1900. June 23, 1900. 10:2551-2352, , . .1,600 E.ook av. No 1504, s e cor 171st st, store. Leopoldo Fiducia to

Charles Rey.nolds; 5 years, from May 3. 1900. June 28, 1900. 11:2895 600 to 900

Tremont av. No 761, east store. John Hoffman to Prederick Schultz; 4% years, from Nov 1. '98. 11:3043 300 to 420

*Lots 503, 506 and 507 map of Unionport, al! tille, &c. under tax lease. L Napoleon Levy and G Waite Tubbs to Joseph Liebertz. Q C. June 15. June 25, 1900. R S none nom

MORTGAGES. NOTE.—The arrangement ot this iist Is as follows: The flrsi name

is thai of tbe mortgagor, the next that of the mortgagee. Tbe de­scription of the property then follows, then tbe date ot the mortgage, the time for wbich it was given and the amount. The general dates used as headings are the dates when tbe mortgage was handed into the Register's office to be recorded.

When the letters "P . M," occur, preceded hy the name of a street, in ihese lists of mortgages, they mean that it is a Purchase Money Mortgage, and for fuller particulars see the list of transfers under tbe corresponding date.

The flrst dale is the date tbo mortgage is drawn, the second the date of filing; when botb dates are the same, only one is given.

Subscribers will find Mortgages in this lisi wiih the wrong block number attached. The block number we give is taken trora the instru­ment as filed.

Mortgages against 23d and 24th Ward property will be found alto­gether at the foot of this Ust.

June 22, 23, 25, 26. 27 and 28.

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Alvoord. Alwyn A to Edwd R Satteriee. 31st st. s s, 150 w ath av.

47x98,9. Vi part. June 14, due July 1. 1903, 57^. June 23. 1900. 3:832. gold. $5,060

Ashe, Walter lo TITLE GUARANTEE AN'D TRUST CO. 87th st. No 164, s s, 230 w 3d av, 25,6x100.8. June 22, 1900, due June 14, 1902, 4VS%. 5:1515, 5.000

Altieri. Jerry to Jacob A Geissenhalner and Eugene Underbill trus­tees Henry Elsworth. 112tb st. Nos 327 and 329. n s, 231,6 w 1st av, 2 lols. each 27x100,11. 2 morts, each $21,000. June 26, 1960. 3 years. 5%, 6:1684. 42,000

Abrahams, Samuel to Harris Bernstein. Madison st. No 166. s s, 23s 100. June 20, due Feb 1, 1903. June 26. 1960. 1:272, gold. 5,000

Andrews. Berlha E with Anna Bachman. 173d st s s, 33.6 w Audu­bon av, 16.6x50. Extension of morlgage. May 28. June 27, 1900. 8:2129. nom

Axelrod, Rachel wife of Jacob to Ernest W S Pickhardt. 118th st, s s. 201 w 5lh av, 18x100.11. June 27, 1900, 3 years. 5%. 6:1601.

16,000 Same lo William Rankin. l lS th st, s s, 173.6 w 5th av, 43,6x100.11.

Sub to morts .t;37,060. June 27. lOOO. due July 1, 1901. 6%. 3,434 Aylward, Mary to MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. 65th st, No 156, s s,

100 w ad av, 16x100.5. Juue 27, 1900, 1 year, 5%. 5:1399- 8,000 Bonn, Barbara J lo John Fennell, 28th st. n s, 75 w 2d av, runs n

li.l X w 50 X n 24,8 x e 25 « n 74.1 x e — x s e — x s — x e , L ? , ^ , ' ^ ' ' ^ -" ^ --'• l - t t st, s s, 320.6 e Av A. 25xl03.3. June 27, 1960, 1 year. 6%. 2:465. 3:909. gold, 5,000

Briggs,__Lizzie wife J Elmer with Abrahara Bernheimer, Park av, e s, /6.10 n 77th st, 25,4x100. Extension mort, June 7. June 22. 1900. 5:1412. nom

Briggs, Margaret to E.MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, l i ,^.^^ ^ ^' 1-"^ '•'•' '3 av, 20x:100.11. Jun« 25, 1 year, 4%. June 2 . , 190O 6:1641. 5,000

Baumann. Johannah and Hermann to Lizzie Shidlovsky, Lenox ^^' %^- PJ?'^*^ ^ 132d St. 16.7x85; 8Slh st. n a, 193,2 w 3d av. runs ? ^-^uh^^ I ^ ^ ^^'^•^ "" e ^21.6 X s w 128.5. June 22. due Aug 1, 1900, 6%. June 23. 1900. 6:1729. 5:1517, 2,000 - l i 'oT.^"-^ ^° Emanuel Heilner and Moses J Wolf, 17th at. n s,

ESo®,' * • ^ """^s ^ S2.1 X e 1.6 X n 9.11 x e 3S.6 x s 8,1 x w 2.6 X s 83.11 to 17th st &c 14 to 3:846,

Same to same. Same property. 52,500

June 22, lOOlt ^ue Mar 1, 1991, 6%. n , . 16,000 aerkowitz, Mary wife ot and Joseph to Cornelius F Kingsland. De­

lancey St. s w cor Ridge sl. 25x73. June 22, 1900 3 years 4 ^ % , - :^^-- 28,000

Brodbeck, CJemenline to Peter Ganss. 43d st, s s. 433.4 e 2d av. 16.8 ^n^A-^ -^ ' i " *" '"'^'•^^ *6.000. June 22, 2 years, 6%. June 23, iy06. a:]33a, 1.000

Brose, Andrew to John J Schmitt, Sls t st, s s, 173 e Av A. 3 lots, each 2oxl02.2, 3 morts, eacb $2,600. June 22, 1900 2 years 6/, , o;lo77, (i OOO

Bal le isen . Wolf and Morr i s Wexler , both of Brooklyn to Morr i s Berger . Cannon st , Nos 79 and 8 1 , w s, 70 n Riv ing ton st. 2 lots, each 20x82. P M. J u n e 7. demand, 6%. J u n e 25, 1900. 2 -334 .

T, . , 10,000 Bauhahn , Gustav B to J a c o b L Phi l l ips . P a r k av. No 122S w s

7o,6 n 95lh st, 25.2x100. June 25, 1900, 3 years. 5%, 5-1507 , „ gold. 25,090

Same to Harrison D Meyer. Park av. No 1230, w s, 75,6 s 96th st, 2a,2xl00, June 23, 1900 3 years, 5%. gold 23 000

Boston John G to Geo W Stedman, OOth st, s s, 175 e Coiumbus ?n^,n'^'^i'*-,'l*i;§• - "" ^ $27,400, June 21, 2 years, 5%, June 22, 1900. 4:1203. 21,500

Same to Jacob Brokmau, Same property. P M. June 21, 2 years, ^%. June 22, 1900, 27,409

Bachman^ Robert to George Ehret, 36th st, No 448 W. Saloon lease, June 2a, demand. June 26, 1900. 3:733. 1,200

Bastine, Andrew J to DIME SAVINGS BANK of Brooklyn, 4th av No a9, e s. 2o n 9lh st, runs n 25 x e 96,1 x n 14.6 x e 75 x s 22,2 X w 37,6 X s 2310 x w 37,0 x n 5,2 x w 87.10. June 26, 1900 1 year, 4 ^ % . 2:a53. 110,000

Brown, Addison to Samuel H Lyraan. Park av, w s, 24,10 n 133d st, 2 lots, each 25x86, 2 morts, eacb S9,30U, June 1 3 years u%, June 26. 1900. 6:1738. 19 000

Byrnes, Emilie to NEWBURGH SAVINGS BANK, 16th st. No 30S, s s, 100 w Sth av, 25x103,1. Sub to morts $10,060, June 20 di Oct 1, 1904, 4%, June 20, 1900. 3:739, ' I,

Baehr, Herman and Marcus Loew to Edwd EoKerfield. 11 T-h =t, o s, 304 w 5tb av,

ue ,090

A Price exrs Prederick 2 lots, eacb 27x100.11,

2 morts, eacb $25,000. June 22, due July 1, 1905. iVz%- Sane 2S, 1900, 0:1595. aO,000

Barrington, Philip F to EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR SOC. Mercer st, s e cor Spring st, 61.1x100. P M. June 28. 1900. due Jan 1, 1905. 41/2%. 2:484. gold. 3U0.000

Beach. Chas Y to Mitchel Valentine. Cliff st, n e cor Fulton st, runs e 81,11 X n 80.3 x w 12.6 x s e 59.10 x w Ol.S to FuUon st x s 21.11. June 27, 5 years, 4i^%. June 28, 1900. 1:94. 65,000

Blumier, Emilie lo George Ebret, 2d av. No 2034. Saloon lease. Juue 28, 1900. demand, 6%. 6:1676. 1,200

Bowers, Wm C to Jobn M Bowers. 12th st. No 12, s s, 247 e 5th av. 19.6x103.3. P M. June 28, 1900, 3 years, 4%. 2:569. 17,000

Callahan, Jobn to P Sugerman. Park row, Nos 130 to 138. Assignmeni of rents. June 26. June 27, 1900. 1:159. 1,400

Cohen, Samnel and Berlha his wife lo Stephen Duncan. Av D, w s, 94.3 n 2d sl, 23.10x93. June 27. 1900, due July 1, 1905, 41^%. 2:372. 18.500

Same to Jonas Weil and Bernhard Mayer. Same property. Sub to mort $18,500, June 27, 190O, due Nov 1, 1900, 6%. 3,000

Creamer. Louisa M wife of and Frank D to MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. Maiden lane. No 33, n e s . 37.10 s e Nassau st, 18,2x90.2x10.7x88.3. P M. June 27. 1900, 1 year, 4%. 1:07. 15,000

Crosbie, Walter lo Chas M Rosenthal. 108th st, n s, 175 e Columbus av. 7axl00.11. June 19. due Nov 1. 1900, 6%. June 22, 19U0, 7:1844. 20,000

Cromwell, Seymour Le G to TITLE GUAR.ANTEB AND TRUST-CO, 53d sl, No 8. s B, 175 e ath av. 23x100,3. P M. June 23, 1 year. 4%. June 25, 190O. 5:1288. 43,000

Davids. Ella M to Louisa A Davids. 140th st. s s, 231,8 e Boulevard, runs s 50,11 x e 19,1 x n 16.4 x e 6,11 x n 34.7 to st x w 26. P M. June 26, 1900, 7 years, 5%, 7:2071. 2.500

Draper, Rebecca B, Montclair, N J, to Emerson P Harris. 84lh st. No 209, n s, 173 w Amsterdara av. 27x102,2. P M, Sub to mort $28,000. June 20, 1 year. 6%. June 26. 1900, 4:1232, 6,000

Doyle. Joseph F to Mary A McCormick. l l t h st. No 325, n s, 1-i.i i L w Greenwich st, 28,5x95,4x28.6x95.4, Equal lien witb following mort. June 18, 6 months, 6%. June 22, 1900. 2:634, 2,000

Same to Andrew Mills. Same property. Equal lien with above mort. June IS, 6 months, 6%. June 22, 1900. 500

Doelger. Peter, Jr, to Julia A Groh, Columbus av, n e cor 99th st, 25,11x75. P M. June 28, 1900. 3 years, 5%. 7:1835. 20,000

Duer, Anna V B wife and Edwd A to MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. 19th st, n s, 100 w 4th av. 25x92, P M. June 27'. 1 year. 5%, June 28, 1900. 3:848. 1,000

Ebllug, Wm H, Jr. lo Leopold B Rosenberg. Madison av, n e cor 92d st, 100,8x62, together with any right to strip 0.2%xlOO.S on e s of plot. June 26, deraand, 6%. June 28, 1900, 5:1504. gold, 33.000

Evans. William and John H Buscali to Emilie J Murray, Thompson st, Nos 131 and 133, w s, 125,6 n Prince st. 44x100, June 25 due Jan. 1, 1901. June 27, IOOO 6%, 2:517, 15.000

Fairchild. Wm H to ELLENVILLE SAVINGS BANK. 132d st. No 272, s s, 133,4 e Sth av, 16,8x99.11, June 27. 1900, 5 years. 4%%. 7:1937, 7,000

Farmer, Mary H to Benjamin and Henry Lissberger, firm B Liss­berger fi Co. 38th sl, No 201, n w cor 7th av. 22.4x90. June 25, 1 month, 6%. June 27, 190O, 3:788. 1,217

Flagg, W Allston to Emma A Hopkins widow. 4Sth st, n s, 537 w Sth av, 25x100.5. Leasehold. June 27, 1900 5 years 4%. 5-1264

22,000 Frey, Francis. Jr, to NBW YORK SAVINGS BANK, 89th st, No 236.

s s, 173 w 2d av, 2axl60.S, June 27. 1900, due June 1. 1905, 41/2%. o:la34. 15,000

Same to Philip Pathenheimer, Same property. Sub to morls $15,000. June 2 i . 1900, due July 1, 1902, 6%. 3,060

Frick, John and Florence his wife to Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Lewine. 41st st, Nos 348 and 350, s s, 150 e Oth av, 50x98.9. Sub to mort $26,500 June 26, 1 year, 6%, June 27, 1900. 4:1031.

20,000 farrel l , John F to Wm A Spencer et al trustees wUI Lorillard Spen-

^%^r.J°^ Lorillard Spencer, James st. No 94, 25x100 .June 22, 1900 3 years, 5%, 1:252, 21,000

Farley, Joseph A to Hartwig R Baruch, lOfith st. No 307, n s. 139 w W'est End av, 22x100,11; 106th st, No 311, n s, 183 w West End av, 23x100.11. Sub to morts $34,000, June 25, 1900, 1 month, i^A^Z. 7:1892. " ' 7.500

Flynn, Charles to Louis L LorUlard, Jr, et al trustees of Eva L Kip. -Madison av, e s, S4,3 s 104tb st, 16.8x70, June 19. demand 5%, June 2a, 1900. 6:1609. IIO.OOO

Fieger, John to Emil, Rudolph and Bdwd C Striffler, 108th st, s s, 530 n w Amsterdam av, 25x100,11, June 26 1900, due AprU 1 1901, 4 ^ % . 7:1879. 2,000

Fiscbel, Jacob to LUy W Beresford et al truslees Louis C Hamersley, East Broadway. No 162, n w cor Rutgers sl. 25x45,7, June 26, 1900, a years, 4 ^ % . 1:283. 37,000

Fay, James to EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. 79lh sl. No 400, E s, 119 e 1st av. 25x102.2. June 27, I year. 4%. iune 28, 1900, 5:1473, 3,000

Frankel. Solomon and Samuel Werner to NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. Norfolk st, e s, 125 n Rivington sl, 25x100. June 28 1900, due June 1, 1905. 4%, 2:354, 18,000

Friedman, Katie wife Morris lo New York House and School of In­dustry. Orchard st. No 15. w s, 55 n Canal st, 20x50. June 26, 5 years, iV^X- June 2S. 1900. 1:299. 10,000

Gifford, Crocker to Hannah J HuU, SSth st, s s, 163 w West End av, 20x100.8, P M, June 22, 1900, 2 years, 4V.%. 4:1249. 20 000

Govin. Rafael R, ClaryvUle, N Y, to THE MUTUAL LIFE I'NS CO 27th st, No 110, s s, 160 w 6th av, 20x98,9. June 21, 3 vears 41/3%, June 22, 1900, 3:802, ' 9,500

Gamble, WiUiam to EAST RIVER S.A.VINGS INST, Washington sl, No 292, w s, 19.10x48.9. P M. June 25, 1900. 5 years, 4%. 1:139. '12.000

Gamble. William and Andrew to EAST RIVER SAVINGS INST 146th st, s s. 260 e Amsterdam av, 40x99.11. June 23 1900 a years, 4%. 7:2060. I.S.OOO

Oilman. LiUie U with Annie W O'Connor. 121sl st, s s, 310 w 5fh av, 20x99.11. Extension mortgage. June 20. June 25 190U 0:1728, nom

Goodwin, Annie M to Anna F Goodwin, Madison av, e s 50 2 n 127th sl, 16.4x60. Sub to morts $7,000, June 26. 1 year. 6%. June 27 1900. 6:1752. 2,300

Greenwald, Samuel to THE STATE BANK, Clinlon st. w s 79 9 n Rivington st, 20,2x50. June 27, 6 months, 6%. June 28 HIOO. - :349. tiote, 2,000

Herter, Frank W and Rosamond his wife to Borough Really Go 71 sl sl, s s, 150 e Park av, 50x100,5. P M. June 28, 1909 1 year, 0%. 5:1405. - 52.500

Same to same. Same property. Building loan. June 28 1900 due July 6. 1901, 6%, '52 300

Same to sarae, 54th st. n s, 133.6 e Lexington av. 33.6x100.5. Sub to morts $44,000. June 28, 1900, demand, 6%. 5:1309. col­lateral. 52.250

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Hev^v-ood, Edith and ano admrs M^' '^ ,^ heywood mortgagees with Bennie Hershkowitz. Lewis st, No_104. e % «'' "...f.^^^.J^^..^*' "^^ra 106, Extension mortgage. May 1<. June 2S. 1906. i.odO nom

Hickok, Geo B to William Buhler. ^' '^^ ,^S ° ,,!K " S ^ , ; ! IV^^y^^' 2 lots, eacb 25x98.9. P M. 2 morts, eacb :j>a,00O June 2b, IJOO,^^

Hogcncamp'^iohn^'M^'to Mary E Andrews et al trustees Thoma, Andrews 122d sl. No 359, n s, U 6 e 9th av, lo' '! ' ; '}*-!!' '^"''^.}f|'„n 5 vears 4>4% June 28, 190O Re-recorded. (;1949. „ ^V'

Humphry's Get J to Moses F Dennis and Chas M Herring Mor on s ^ N o 33 n s, 80 w Bedford st, 23,6x100 Sub to mort *W.OUO Tiine 4 1 year, 6%. June 28, 1900, 2:a84. 1,UOO

HutkoS 'Na than w tb Leopold Hellinger, Bayard sl, Nos 2 and 4, n w eor Forsytb st, 50.6x50. Subordination agreements to 3 morts

Ha'bTmil ; F S r l - c l - t ' o T o w k f S A V I N G S BANK Madison a v s e c o r 61st st,_ 100.5x109. June 12, due July 1, 1906, o / . ^"'f^}^'^

H a m b u r g S ^ B a r n e t l to EUza M Zere_ga et ai trustees Augustus Zerega Av B. n e cor 9th sl, 23,3x,0. June ^1. 1900, o yfJt;^^^J

HfrmeU' lhorason Construction Co to MORTON TRUST CO 22dEV No 24, s s, 363 w 4th av. 2ox98 0. Sub t?.,="°'^ . ^^^.'gyj^- ^%^oo 15 secures bonds, due 2 years, 6%. June 22. 1900. 3:8o0. Jo^VW

Same to same. Same property. Consent of stockholders to above mort June 11. June 22. 1900. ^ , .

Same wilh same. Same property Declaration and consent to sub­ordination of mort. June 20, 1900. «-:PfH=L1

Sarae to Alex W Fraser. Sarae property. Sub to morts *^0, la l . Tune 12 demand, 6%. June 26, 1900. i-,i>^.'

Same with sfme Same property. Consent of stockholders to a b o v ^ mort. June I L June 26, 1900. _ j.,>, , „

Same to MORTON TRUST CO. 22d st, No 11, n s, a.0^6 Wj -J^ ^^^ ^ 2 x 9 8 , 9 . Sub to morts $20,614. June lo , secures bonds, due 2^^

S a ^ m r t o ' s ^ m e ' " ° S a S JrSSer t l :%'onsent of stockholders to a ; o v e _

HeX^rg , -^ r rm\ 'n t - ^ o " ^ T ^ l l £ B ^ S R S E E AND TRUST CO Co lumbus av, e s, 25,2 n 107th st, 75,9x100. P M. June ^O. de - ^^

Amsterdam av, n e cor 133d st, 25x100, June 22, 1900, 1 ye^ar.^^

HoJky, V i S t to Kalian Reusser. 2d av w ^. 1 2 / 99th st ."2fe i n o Tune ^1 '> years 6%. June 23, 1900, 6:1648, f.^^^^J

Haven Geo G Jr: [o TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO. oSd i r N o T E S. 150 e 5th av, 25x100.5. P M. June 23, 1 y^^r. 4 / -

HersMe'ld. Mary to Edmund L Baylies and ano trustees Robt R Ham^ Uton 70th st, No 16. s s. 140.2 w Madison av. 19.tl02,2 Sub to morts $35,000. June 20. due Nov 11, 1905, 4iA%. June 2a, 1900.^^

Sam^wUh same. Extension of $35,000 mortgage to Nov 11. 1905^^

H e ' i r r , " ] a y ' s T o £g i s?"oppenhe imer . 161st st s s, 172 e Broad­way, 193x99.11. Building loan. June 26, 1900, demand, b/„. 0 , 9 - 1 i n i j , U ' - ' i '

Herrz Harry to Pincus Lowenfeld and Williani Prager. 4th __st, Nos 374 to 380, s s, 144 e Av D, runs s 96 x e 4b x n 1 x e 3 . . o x n 95_to st X w 83,5, P M. June 22, demand. 6,^- June 26. IJOO,^^

HolSnder, Herman to Helen H Cornell, Houston st, s s 70 e Lew;is st runs e ^O x s 50 x e 10 x s 25 x w 20 x n 2a x w 10 x n .^0, P M: June' 19, 3 years, 5%, June 26, 1900. 2:330 , , f ° ' ^ - 6 - 2 f

Same to Henry Hill- Same property. Sub to morts $6,206. Jun|^^^

Ho'fmeV^^o^n'fio S b ^ S \ o S s o m 3d av, e s. 60 s 3Stb st runs e

f l rmXn^ tS V 7 . ' / ^ n e ^ r i O O O . - i ^ i ! ' ^^'^ ' ' ' • " ' ' ^ & HoJer^ HenS-~ ' to i i l l Iam PfiUner. 1 4 ^ st. No 619 W Sub to

morts -$11.50O. Jan 31, due Jan —, 1901, b / , . June 2b. UOO-7,'?nQq "^^^

Hyams, Lernard to Edwd L Clark, 130_th st, n s, 360 w oth av runs n S X e 0.6 X n 46,3 x w 0.6 x n 45,8 x w 20 A, s 99Al to sl x e 20 to beginning, P M, June 10, due June 2o, 1901, 6 / , . June 26, 1900. 6:1728. , „ oq , o!w

lerardi, Pietro A to Annie L Horn, Thompson st. No 23. w s, Ux SO- Grand st No 2S n s. 60,2 w Thompson st, 20x61; Grand st, No s S n s. 40 w Thompson st, 20,2x61- June 22, 1900, 6 months,^^^

Inst^tutfonoJ'Mercy to THE MU-TUAL LIFE INS CO, 132d st n s. 309'w Amsterdam av, 75x99,11. June 20, 1 year. 4/„. June 22 1900 7-'*084 J-i.uwu

Isaacs 'Bprney with Leon Tuchmann, Delancey st. No 266. n e c'-r Colurabia st Nos 50 and 52. 25x100. Extension mortgage. June-19 June 22, 1900, 2:333, ^ ^ . / o™

Jacob= Bessie wife Solomon L to The Havens Relief Fund Society, West End av, e s. 75-6 n 93d st, 21x100. June 22. 1900, a years 47 4'T*41 lD,ut;i_i

Jacrb \ugust to Elise Schaad. 127th st, s s. 75 e C l u m b u s or Convent av. 25x74.11. June 26. 1900. due July 1, 1901, 6%.

Jacobson; Morris to Abraham SUverscn 16th st n s, 232 2 e Liv-ine=ton pl 44,9x92. Sub to morts $oS.000, June —, 1900. due iun"e 7 1901, 0%. June 26, 190O 3:1369. 5,000

Tr,ro-Dn.spn T ouise wite ot Niels D W lo Predk A Burrall and ano ^ e^r^Mary A Lee. 36th st. No 216. s s, 605 e Sth av. 21x98.9. June

26, 3 years, 4%. June 27, 1900. 3:785, 1 1 . ^ 0 Knapp, John H to Adaline D Townsend widow 3Sih st, s s. ^ol-6

e pa rkav , 14x08,9, June 27, 1900, 1 year, 5%. 3:S93. ^ , .OO** Kirstein, George to Newman Londnn. 48th st, n s, 100 e 2d av,

•^3x100 5, Sub to morts $12,000, June IS. 1 year, 6%. June 00 1000 5-1341 d.fjDO

Kmkower. Fanny to Marie L Harrison Olst st, No 253_, n s.- 60.6 w 2d av, runs n 4S.6 x w 6,6 x n 33 11 x w 13 x a S2.o to st x 19 June 21, 1 year. 5%. June 22, 1900, 0:1416. - ,„ . , . '^ '?" '^

Krakower Henry witb John J Mullen. 1st av. n e cor lOi th st. \greement as to completion, of buUdings. &c. June l o . June 26, 1960, 6:1701- ^, „„„ nom

•Kashare. Isadore to Julius Lewine. Pleasant av. No 33o, w s. 20 s n S t h =t 18,6x75, Snb to mcrts $i,000, June 22, 2 months, se-cures note. June 23, 1900. 6:1711. , , ^ , ^,.,}'f^^

Kaufmann, Leopold to Charles Griffen et a trustees Samuel WiUets IWalter R WUIets trust) . Monroe st. No 280 s s 100 e J^S';- „ son St. 25x95, June 2.5, 1900. 5 years, 3%- l-^^'^S^,^^ ^ JL^^^O

Kaim. Maurice to Emily Macduff, Av A, w s. ,6,8 s ,4th st, 2o.6x

100; Av A. w s, 31.2 s 74th st. 25,6x100. June 2o, 2 years, b ^ June 26, 1900. 5:1468. ^,„ „^ « , 'T,

Kennedy, Michael lo George Bhret. 59th st. No 301 W. i=aloon_ lease. June 23. demand, June 26, 190O. 4:1112. 14,(o0

Kilian, Theodore and Frederick to TITLE GUARANTEE .AND TRUST CO. 32d St. Nos 161 and 163. n s. 100 e d h av, 2 lots. each 25x97.2, 2 morts. each $18,000. June 23. 3 years, a / . June 26, 1900. 3:S08. ^..„ .,SP'^^^

Kraus, Ignatz with EU H Bernbelm. 148th sl, No 22,0, n s. s i o w 7th av. 25x99.11. Extension mort. June 22. Juue 2a, IJOU. 7 • '>034 '^'"^

Koch, Jacob to Louiaa C Bernhard. 2d av. 'No 1694, e s 50 8 _s S8tb st, 25x75. Sub lo morts $9,000. June 22, due July 1, 190^. a/„ J u n e 2 S . 190O 5:1550. ^ f; ^"

Same to John H Heller, Jr . Same property. June 2^, o y^^'^^',^ SaSI ' i o Geo P Droste. ' 2d av. No 1696, e a, 25,8 s SSth st, 25x75.

June 22, 3 years, 4 ^ % . June 28, 1900. _ ...H'^*^^ Same to Eve Friedmann. 2d av. No 1692, e s, lO.S s SSth st ^oxir>.

Sub to morts $16,000, June 22, due Jan 1, 190o, o/„. June 28. 1900 o.oui>

Same to John H Heller, Jr. Same properly. June 22. 3 years, iiA"/. June 28, 1900. , ^ , I"-"™

Korn, John P to LAWYERS MORTGAGE INS CO. West End av. e s 67 n 70th sl, 16.5x70, P M, June 28, 1900. 3 years. i % / j -i l ' 11 f ^ XU^vUU

Loueheim, Pauline to American Baptist Home Mission Soc. 119t.h st No 26. s s, 600 e Lenox av, laxlOO.l l . P M. June 11, due Jtllv 1 1905 4%%- June 2S, 1900. 6:1717. 8,600

Lvons Jere C to Leopold Newborg, Slst st, s .s, 63 w Madison av, 32x10^2 P M Suh to mort $48,000, June 20, due Sept 20 1901 6%, June 28. 1900, 5:1492. 18,600

Same to same. Same property Building loan. Sub o morls $t,6.-000. June 20, due Sept 20, 1901, 6%. June 28^ 1900, oO.OOO

Le^g^U.-'An eto^'to" w m H 5 a r r l s , " i 0 7 m st No 326. s s 250 w 1st av. 25x100,11. June 25, 5 years, 4%. June 26, 1900. ^^^^1^^'^-^^

Leddy, Patrick B to MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. Audubon av, n w co_r 174th St. 44x106,5x53.6x100. Jun* 26. 1 year. 4%. June 2 ^ I'lOO 8•''131 ^ y J v

LevV, Mose's I O ' N E W YORK LIFE INS CO 122d st. a s, 319 w Lenox av, 19x100.11, June l a , due Jan 1, 190a, 4^^/,. June 2 190a

gold, lo,00O Levy, Bernard S to The New York Investment and Improvement

Co. Riverside Drive, s e cor 94th st, l l lxSS.8xl00.8xl3o. P M. June 22, 1 year, 6%, June 26, 1900. 4;12o2 _ 133,000

Levy. Harris witb Julius Goebel. Monroe st, s s, l i (.10 e Seammel st, 27.4x95,3x27.4x95,4, Extension morl, June 22, 1900. 1:-61- uom

Lese, LouiE to NEW YORK LIFE INS CO- 118th st, n s. 99 e Madi­son av, 4 lot^. each 30x100,11, P M. 4 morts each $-^,000, June 20, due Jan 1, 1905, 4 ^ % . June 22, 190O L.:l'-1,3- _ _ , , . .

gold, 88,000 Lese. Louis lo Robt H Coleman trustee for Anne C Rogers. Cannon

st, No 69, w s, 100 s Rivington st, 25x100. P M. June 2a, WOO 1 ar nV 2-333 lo.OUO

Lowther! Araelia'R wife Chaa S to SEAMENS BANK FOR SAVINGS_, West End av, w s. 25.2 a 97th st. 17.2x100, June 2.i, li*09 -j

4,°/ 7-1 Q^T iojU'JU Lindsley, E°dgar'T,''New York, and Joseph C Dunn. Newark, N J- t-O

Owen Costello, S4th st, u s. 67.3 w Lexington .iv, runs n T ' - - - / e 25-5 X s 69,6 x e 0,6 x s 32.S to st x w 2^.11 tc- besmning- P M J u n e ! , 1 year, 6%. June 22, 1900, 5:1513. _ ,, , *5.JOO

Lindsley. Chas W lo Alexander Walker. SOth st, n s, O''-^.)'';, Colum­bus a ' . 103.4x100.8x100x100.10. Sub to morts $38.oOO. June 13, due June 20. 1901. 6%. June 23, 1900. -1:1220. . ^ 1' ;','90

Lippmann. David to UNION TRUST CO, 3d av, w s. 48.6 n b9th st, 25,11x57.10x26.8x57,10. P M. June 22, o years, 4^. J"ne 26. 1900 5 ' 1404 itJ.OLH/

Lippmann,' Israel and Rcbert Friedman lo Ida A Gardiner. -Thomp­son st, No 215, w a, 200.1 n Bleecker st, 24,11x99,8x24.9x99, . Tnne ' '6 1900 3 vears 5%, 2:539. gold, 29.000

Sam> to A b r r a m Nelson, i m e properly. June 26, 1900, 4 years.^^

LA-WYERS MORTGAGE INS CO mortgagee with J Tuckerman, Tower 3tb av. s w cor 45th st, 50x100, Exiension mort, June og 1900 5-l ' '60 °om

Ma'rshaU, Cornelia L mortgagee witb Arieanna M Doremus. Waverly Dl w s 20 s Char'es st. 18,10x75. Extension mirtgage, June 21. T ' o^^ 1 " ifJil * "fi11 nom

Marks' Predk W I O ' M U T U A L LIFE INS CO'. 22d st No 157 n s 165.7 e 7tb av, 21,10x98,9, June 19, 1 year, 4%. June 2a, 190 .

Same to same. 22d st, n s, 362.6 e 7th av, 20,10x98.9. June 19 1 vear -I"''. June 25, 1900, „„,^ o . '

Marrazzo,' Michele to Raffela P.ilralerl. l lo th_st , s s, 2o0 e 2d av, 2.5x100.10. P M. June 25. 1900, Installs, o years, b%, I'^^t^'^-^y

Mayer Paul to Lillie B LUienthal, 135th sl, n s, 80 e Slh av, runs n 74 11 X e 11 x n 25 x e 9 x s 99.11 to st x w 20, June 21^ a vears 4 ^ % June 25, 1900. 7:1941, lo-OW

Murray' Robt T and Joseph N Walcott to P & M Schaeter Brewing Cr 31st st No 111 W, Saloon lease. June 14, demand. June • 2 1900. 3:806. -A. . . ? " '

Mas en, Arthur H to Henn- A C Taylor. Park av. n e cor ,0th st, •?-?xS2 P M. June 14, due June 27. 1963, 4%, June 2(, IbW

Mills, Adele to American Mortgage Co 113tb st No 308, s s 133^4 w Slh_av, 16.8x160.11, June 28, 3900, due Mar 11. 1902, 6/,.^^

Mittendorf. Wm F to Lispenard Stewart, Madison ay w s, 43.11 n 105th st, 19x70. P M, June 28. 1900, 3 years, 4 \ i / ; . "^^l^J'^ip

Same to Serena Rhinelander^ Madison ay w s, 62,11 n 105th st 19x70 P M, June 28. 1900, 3 years. 41/3%, Ul.OOO

Mahoney, Fredk D lo UNION DIME SAVINGS INST Spring st No '>1'' s s l l '>4 w Sullivan st. runs s 42-3 x s e 30.10 x s 13 x s e ^ 18'3 x w 7 ] 0 x n 2 8 x n w 34,5 x n w 43 to Spring s t x e li'--! to beginning- June 28, 1900. due May 1,1901, 4 ^ % . 2 f 0- ^ ^.-^^^0

Marjenhoff, Fredk H to George Ehret, 2d av s e cor 88 h s , 2o.8x 73 P M , Jnne26 , demand. 4 ^ % , June 28. 1900 a:l..).iO. 39,000

Mcore, James to George Ehret Sth av No 416, Saloon lease-Tune '•7 demand, 6%. June 28. 1900. 3:i80, „^ ' ' ' ""

Moore! i n z J T O EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR ^OC 26th sl s s 68 e 10th av. 32x98,9. June 27. 1900, due Jan 1, 1903, ^^^''^^^''^^fy

McCracken. WiUiam, Wm S Dagnal! and Arlhur J Foster to Herman and Henrv Raabe. firm of H Raabe & Sons. l+'-'Gi st, s s. 160 e B.ulevard, 100x99.11. Mortp .fS2.000. June 21. demand, June 22 1900. 7:2080, - - " ^

lune 30, i960. RECORD AND GUIDE. [ M a n h a t t a n j I I 5 1

Same to Fred T Nesbit. Same property. Morts $i4,000. June 21, demand. June 22, 1900. h.OOO

McGovern, Lillie to LAWYERS MORTGAGE INS CO. 45th st, No 75. n s. 100 e Oth av, 20x100,5. P M. June 22, 1960, 3 years, 4^%. o:126L 26,060

McGowan, Mai'iin J to Jacob Ruppert. 3d av, No 2158, s w cor l l S t b sl. Saloon lease, &c. June 26, 1900, demand. 6%. 6:1645.

5,000 Same to same. Same property. Saloon lease. June 26. 1900, demand,

6%. 5.000 Neus, Lena lo Charlea Leasenfeld. Sth av, s e cor 134th st. 2ax

100. P M. Sub to morl $34,000. June 28, 1900, 5 years, 5X. 7:1939. 15.000

Nicolai. Caecilie wife and Curt lo Francea B Beyrich. 119th at, n s. 320 e 3d av, 20x100.10. June 28, 1900, 3 years, 5%. 6:1784.

6.000 O'Rourke, Daniel to Wm L Flanagan managing director. 3d av. Nu

2319. a e cor 126tb sl. Saloon lease. June 19, demand, June 22, 1900. 6:1790. S.500

Ochs, Barbara to Isabella Heimath. 87lh st, No 163, n s, 120 e Lex­ington av, 26.8x100.8; also all title to 87th st. n s. 113.4 e Lex­ington av, 6.8x160,8. June 25. 1900. 3 years, 4J/&%. 5:1516, 18,000

Ochs, Barbara to Martin H Ochs. S7tb st, n s. 120 e Lexington av, 26-8x160.8. April 1, 3 years, 5%, June 28. 1900. 5;151li. 4,569

Palmer, Ellen A to Cbarles Thomsen. 17th st. No a32, s s, 403.11 e Av A, 24.1x92. June 23, 3 years, 6%. June 25, 1960, 3:974.

1,500 Pell, A Mercer, SprinsHeld Centre, Otsego Co, N Y, to Richard S

Emmet exr Benj H Lillie, 31st st. No 132, s a 375 w Oth av, 25x 147.3x23.6x142.2. June 15, 3 years. 4^^%. June 22, 1900. 3:806,

10,600 Perlman, David and Abraham J Ronginsky to Henry Meyer. Clin­

ton St. Nos 234_and 236, s e eor Monrce st. 40,7x71.9x40,9x71,9; Monroe al. No laO, s s, 71.9 e Clinton sl, 21.4x100; Clinton st. No 238, e s, 40,7 a Monroe sl, 20.1x72x19,11x72. June 1, due as per bond, 6%. June 23, 1900. 1:238. 40,000

Pierce, Daniel to HARLBM SAVINGS BANK. Sth av, w s. 24.11 ix 151st st, 3 lots, each 25x81. 3 raorts, each $15,000. June 22, 1900, 1 year, 4%, 7:2046. 43,000

Same to same. Sth av, n w cor 151st sl, 24.11x81, June 22, 1900, 1 year, 4%, 20,000

Same to same, 8t'i av, s w cor la2d st. 24.11x81. June 22. 1900. 1 year, 4%. 20.000

Same lo same. Sth av, w s, 24,11 s 152d sl, 3 lots, each 25x81. 3 morts, each $la,000. June 22, 1900, 1 year, 4%. 45,000

Same to same, 151at st. n s. 81 w Sth av, 19x99.11. Juue 22, 1900, 1 year, 4%. 7:2046. 10 000

Same to same, lo2d st. s s, 81 w Sth av. 19x99,11. June 22. 1960, 1 year, 4%. 10,000

Polk. Maurice to BatavJa & New York Woodworking Co, Sl Nicbo­las av. s w cor 153d st, 127,9x134.9x124,11x107.10, excepi part taken for Croton Aqueduct, Sub to morts $209,000. June 20, due Mar 6, 1901, 6%. June 23, 190O 7:2067. 24.500

Phelps. Eleanor L wife Chas H to UNITED STATES TRUST CO. 36tb st. No 124, E S, S1.6 w Broadway, 25x98,9; Pearl st. No 65, n a, 115,10 e Broad st. runs n 113.4 to Stone al. No 30, x e 18,6 x s 29,9 X e 0.4 x s 84.4 to st x w 23.6. June 26, 1000, dema:nd. 3:811, 1:29. 72,000

Poerschke, Bdwd R to Jacob A Geissenhalner and ano trustees Henry Elsworth. Elizabeth st, Nos I IS and 120, e s, 124,2 n Grand st 30.10x100.3x49,8x98,3. 2 lots. 2 morts, each $27,600. June 28, 1900 3 years, 4y2%. 2:470. 54,000

Ratkowsky, Bernard lo Kassel Simon, Jersey Cily. N J, Basl Broad­way. No 54, n s, 25x68; East Broadway, No 56. n a, 188.4 w Mar­ket Et, 25x77.11. June 27, due Oct 27, 1900, 0%, June 28. 1900. 1:281. 10,000

Ray, Edwin C to The Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Soc. Lexinglon av. No 94, n w s, 39.6 s w 27th st, 19,9x78. P M, June 25, 3 years, 4%%. June 28, 1960, 3:882, 11.000

ReUly. John to BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK. Columbus av. No 401. n e cor S2d st. 26,8x100. June 28, 1900, 5 years, 4%. 4:1196.

30,000 Raynor. Benj F to HARLBM SAVINGS BANK, 125lh st, n s. 226,8

w 3d av, 16.8x99,11. June 21. 1 year, 4V^%. June 22, 1900. 6:1774. 17,000

Reed, Ralph L to Joseph Hamilton, 62d st. No 152, s a, 175 e Am­sterdam av, 25x100,5, June 12. 1 year, 6%, June 22, 1900, 4:1133. 2,500

Rahl. Andrew to MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. 37th st, No 516 s s, 250 w 10th av, 25x98.9, June 25, 1900, 5 years, 4%, 3:708. 3,200

Rix, Mary T wife of Frank S to Judson L Rix. Houston st. n s. 63.6 n e Wesl Broadway. 21.8x75. June 13. due Aug 1, 1900. 5%. June 25. 1960. 2:524. _ 3,300

Same to Wra J McCormick. Same property. June l a , due July 1 1901. 5%. June 25. 1900, 2:524. 3 000

Reiss, Max to UNION TRUST C_0, Ridge et, No 147, w s, 100 n Stanton st. runs w 74.9 x n 0,, x w 24.9 x n 24.4 x e 99.7 to at. X s 23. June 27. 1960. 5 years, 4%. 2:345. 15,000

Ruth. Abraham with City Mortgage Co. lOOth sl, n s, 120 w Park av, 1,50x106.11, Subordination agreement, JJune 27, 1900. 6:1606.

nom Rulh. Samue! J and Rachael Hoffman to City Mortgage Co, lOOth

st, n s, 120 w Park av, 5 lots, each 30x100,11. 5 raorts, each $17,-400, June 21. 1 year, 6%. June 26, 1900, 6:1606, 87,000

Schlesinger, Frederick lo Nathan and Jennie Weissberger, Lewis st, w s. 160 n Stanton st, 20x100. P M. Dec 12. due July 20. 1906. a%. June 23, 1900. 2:.330. 3.000

Smith. Isaac L to B Goetz Mfg Co. 62d st. No 233, n s. .300 e West End av, 25x100,5. June 21, due Sept 21, 1900, 6%. Juue 22. 1900. 4:1134. 1,160

Smith, Hugh to Waller J Hick. Lawrence st. No 124, All title. Leasehold, June 27, 3 months, 6%. June 28. 1900, 7:1982. 550

Sroka. Louis lo Abraham and Louis Levy, firm Abraham Levy & Son. Madison n. No 338. s s. 75,5 e Scamrael st, 20x38x19.11x37. June 22, 1900. secures loss by endorsing notes, 1:266. n-ni

Same to Albert and Berlha Stevane. Same property. June 20, 2 years, 6%. June 22, 1900. 2.000

Stimpson. Geo A to UNION DIME SAVINGS INST, 104th st, s a, 460 w Columbus av, 34.6x100,11. June 22, 1906, due May 1, 1903, 4%. 7:1838, 30.600

Swift, EUz V to Margaret E Mitchell Irustee and Bleecker N Mitchell trustee and exr Samuel L Mitchell. Centre st. No oS, s e s, 25.f89x 13 and 13x81.6. June 22. 5 years, 4%, June 23, 1960. 1:166.

1.000 Schmid. Leopold to John Marsching exr Johanne Hesse, 123d st, s s,

240 e 4th av, 73x100.11. May 28, demand. 5%, June 22, HIOO, 6:1771. 11,060

Savage. Henry B to EUza J Smith extrx Thomas Smith, 120th st, Nos 306 and 308. s s, 150 w 8th av, 2 lots, each 25x100,11. 2 morts, each $18,060. June 25, 1900, 3 years, 5%, 7:1946, 36,000

Stone, Samuel H to LAWYERS MORTGAGE INS CO, 3d av w s

22.5 n 69th st. 26x57.10x25.2x37.10. P M, Jnne 25. 1900. 5 yrs, 41/2%. 5:1404. 13,060

Stubenbord, William to CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. Bleecker st. e s, at E e s Sth av, runs u e 44.11 x s e 40 x e 17.2 x s 22.5 x w 76.9 to Bleecker st x n 27.7. P M. June 22, 1 year, 0%. June 25, 19U0, 2:624. 53,000

Schwarz, Sampson H to UNION TRUST CO. 3d av, w s, 74.5 n 69th st, 26x57.10. P M. June 22, 5 years, 4%. June 26, 1900. 5:1404.

10,000 Shearman, -Montague Irustee under marriage settlement of Martha L

Williamson and Mary L Sheai'man with Henry Mayer, l l t h st. No 326 East. Extension of mortgage. June 15. Juae 26, 1900. 2:452. nom

Stand, John A to George Bhret. 28lh st. No 137 West. Saloon lease. May 16, demand. June 26, 1900. 3:804. 7.967

Strasbourger. Harry and Samuel to Rachel Hoffman and Samuel J Ruth. 7tb st, n s, 421.9 w Av D. 24,9x97,6. May 22. 1 year, 6%. June 26, 1900. 2:377. 4,000

Scanneli, John F to CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. 145th st. s s. 300 w Amsterdam av. 100x99.11. June 14. 1 year, 6%. June 27, 1900. 7:2676, 60.000

Same to Jacob D BuUer. Sarae property. Sub to morts $60,000. June 14, due Dec 1, 190O, 6%. June 27, 190O. 27,682

Schattman, Julius witb Charles Sternbach exr Alexander Schlussel. 101st st. No 117, n s, 125 e Park av, 26x100.11. Bxtension ot mort June 14. June 27, 1900. 6:1629. nom

Schatlman, Julius wilh Caroline Eppstein. 101st st, No 117. n s. 12a e 4th av, 26x100.11, Exiension mort, June 27, June 28, 1960. 6:1029. nom

Schavrien. Beatrice to EAST RIVER SAVINGS INST. 7th av. No IfaO, w s, abt 68 s 20th st, 23x85, June 14, 1900, 1 year, 4%. 3:769. (Corrects error in issue June 16,| 9,000

Schnugg, Francis J tc Louis P Mahler. Olst sl, n s, 100 e 2d av, 100x160.8, June 27, 1960. 2 months, 6%. 5:1554. 4,000

Schweitzer. Henry to THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK. Otb av. e s, 135.10 n SOtb st, 18,6x100. May 14, 5 years, 4%. June 27, 1900. 3:754. S.OOO

Sheldon, Geo R and Cbas T Barney to Roman Cathoiic Orphan Asy­lum. 5lh av, s e cor 32d st, 125.5x100. P M. June 14, 1 year, 5%. June 27, 190O 3:1287. 389,000

Stiassny, Leopcld and Sarah M his wife to .^.Ibert Bunker. Baat Broadway, n s, abl 236.4 e Clinton st, 23,10x106.8 to Division st x23,10x107. Leasehold. June 28, installs, 3 yeara. 6%. June 26. 1900. 1:286, __ 6.000

Schimpf, Grace G to Lily Prime. 156th st. n s. l i o w Amsterdam av, 25x99,11. P M. June 25, 3 years. 5%. June 28. 1900. 8:2115.

5,000 Schutte. Charles and Jacob B Theiss to Williara Von Twistern. l l t h

av, Noa 550 and 532; 42d st, Nos 560 to 570 W, cor, and also building erecied on rear part of lots on l l t h av. No 544, e s, 79 s 42d St. Leasehold, chattels, &c. June 27, monthly installs, 4%. June 28. 1900. 4:1070. 100 notes of $300 each. 50,000

Steiner. John W and Anna E his wife to Adam Hellmerlch. Lenox av, No S3, w s, 25,11 n 114th sl, 23x100, June 26, 1 year, 6%. June 2S. 1960, 7:1824, 500

Thorn, Annie C, Haverhill, Mass, to Marlin D Fink. 143d st. No 455, n s, 212 e Amsterdara av. 18-v99,ll. June 20, due June 2a, 1901, 6%. June 25, 1900. 7:2059, 2,560

Torpey, Catharine widow and Chas M Torpey to HARLBM SAVINGS BANK, 3d av. e s, aO.5 s l lOth st, 25x100. June 25, 1 year. 4%. June 26, 1900. 6:17S3. 20,500

Townsend, Priscilla H to Josephine Wandell. Greenwich st. No 820, w E. 46.7 n Jane st. 21.7x92,4x21.7x91,10. & part, June 27, 1900 ,1 year, 5%. 2:642. 1.600

Weinstock, Sara to THB GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, 73d St. No 313, n s. 250 e 2d av, 25x102.2. June 25, 1 year, 6%. June 26. 1960. 5:1448. 1.000

Weill, Panny to John Townshend. 115th st, n s, 85 w Madison av, 25x100,10, P M, June 28, 1900. 1 year, 5%. 6:1621, 6.000

Whittaker, Percival J H to .Max Marx. lS4th st, n s. 200 w .Am­sterdam av, 50x99,11, P M. June 13. due May 1, 1902, 6%, June 26, 1960. 8:2156. 1,250

Wintersteen, Ada E and Catherine T Ramer to The Metropolitan Improvement Co, Broadwav, n w cor 95th st, 75,6x100, June 22, demand, 6%. June 26, 1900. 4:12^13, 17.000

Worth, Gaston wilh Alexander Cameron. 97th st. No 8 East. Ex­tension of raortgage. May IT. June 26. 1900, 6:1602, nom

Wilcox, Reynold W to FIFTH AVE TRUST CO, Madisou av, No 6i9 , e s, 63 n Olst st. 16x85. P M, June 23, 1900, 3 years, 4V3%. 5:1370, 15,000

Wise, Leo to Abraham Gi idsmith. 5th av, e s, 190 n 15th st. runs e 125 X n 3.3 x e 3-4 x n 30,9 x w 12S,4 to av x s 34. June 21, due Sept £1, 1901, 6%. Juue 22. 19il0. 3:Si3, Itn.Oilo

Samp to Jacob D Butler, Same property, P M. June 21, due Sept 21. 1901. 6%, June 22, 1960 46.600

Wllen, Esther and Susie Cohen to Fanny Krakower, Cannon sl, e s, laO n Rivington st, 25x100, P M. June 20, due Aug 1, 1901, 6%. June 23. 1900. 2:329. 4.000

Yetter, Andrew E to John Larkin. 61st st, n s. 100 e 2(i av, 49.6x 125,5; Olst sl, s s, 100 e 2d av. 25x100.5. P M. June 15, demand. 6%, June 22, 1^60- 5:1435-1436, t,,()00

Yetter, Andrew B and Elizabeth wife to James Williams, 61st st, NOE 303 and 307, u s. 100 e 2d av, 49.6x123,3; also 61st st, No 364. s s, 100 e 2d av. 25x100,5, June la, demand, 6%, June 27. 1900. 5:1435-1436. 3,700

Young, Wm S fo Lyman G aud Joseph B Bloomingdale trustees Wm M Weil, 131st st, s s, 375 e Sth av, 17.10x99.11. Juue 26, 1900, 3 years, 5%. 7:1936. 3,000

B O R O U G H OF B K O N X . Miirlgages under this head marked with * denote tbal the ni'"pp''ty

la located in the new Annexed District {Act of 189n|,

Anderson,, Janies and Catherine his wife to Juliua Loewenthal., Brook av, a w eor Wendover av, 73x70,2x81.7x100.11. June 4. de­mand. 6%, June 23, 190O 11:2896. 3,500

*Ascber. Albert to T Emory Clocke exr James I Corsa. Parker av, w s, ,5 n Giebe av, 2axl00. P M. June 23, 2 years, 6%. June 26, I960, gold, 250

Birth, Albert, also known as Fredk .\. to Julia C Hendrickson, Brook av, w s, 71 s IOSth st, 25x,S0, Sub to m->i'ts S4,500, June 22. due Jau 1. 1903, 5%. June 23. 1900. 9:2394. 750

Same to EmUy Strang. Same properiv. June 22, 3 years, 5 '^. June 23. 1900, 9:2394, ' 4.500

Boyce, Charles lo Mary A Ferris, 137th st. No 894. s s. new line, 700 w Home av. old line, 50x100. June 21. due Julv 1, 1965, 41^°.'. June 22, 1900. 10:2.549. " 4,060

Brcwn, Henry lo Danl J O'Conor trustee will Owen Byrnes for Mary E Byrnes. -Alexander av, w s, 85 n 136th sl, 13x73- June 22, 1900, 3 years, 5%, 9:2312, li.OOO

Burgbard, Edward M witb Edward Miehling. Westchester av, s s.

1152 [Bronx] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, 1900.

50.5 w s t Anns av, 104x100. Priority agreeraent. June 22. June 23, 190O 9:2276. ^"ra

Burian, Jan to Geo F Johnson. Kelly st, w s, 150 n 156th st, 2ox 100. P M. Sub to morts $5,000. June 25, 1900, 10 years, IMs/o-10:2701. Si.5O0

Burnham. Mary M to Amanda P Terrill. Spring st. w s, old line. 124,2 s 161st st, new line, runs w 24,9 x w 95.8 x n 24., x e 96 to w s Sheridan av x e 23.11 to st x s ^ , except pari to open Sheri­dan av, June 26. 6 raonths. 6%, June 27. 1900. 9:2459. 29o

Busch, EmU and Barbara his wife to Aaron J Bach exr Jacob B Bach. Tremont av. n s. 50 w Anthony av. 50x100, June 25, 3 years, 5%. June 26, 190O 11:2809. 3,560

Baldwin, Chas L and Ollie A Green to City Morlgage Co. 163d st, s w cor Melrose av, 19.6x100x21,11x100. June 28, 1900, 1 year, 6%. 9:2408. 19,800

Same to Nelson D Stilwell. Same property. P M. Suh to mort $19,800, June 28. 1900. demand. 6%. 1,200

Cuneo. John to Benjamin Robitzek. Courtlandt av, e s. 110 s 148th St. new line, 25x80,10x25.3x89,2, June 27, 1 year, 5%, June 28. 1900. 9:2327, 700

Cartv. Annie wite of and John F to DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. 162d st, n s, 121.4 e Melrose av, 23x100. June 20, 1 year, 5%. June 23, 1900, 9:2384, gold, 1,400

Dahiem, Christian to Ernst-Marx-Nalhan Co, St Anns av, w s, l 05 n 156tb st, runs n 100 x w 100 x a 95.9 x a e 16,4 x e 84,7 to be­giuning. Building loan. June 26, demand, Q%. June 27, 1900, 9:2360, 6,400

Daly. Patrick H J lo John W Vincent exr of Saml M Richardson, Jackson av, w s, 108,6 n Home st, 27x42,4 lo Boston av, x29.5x 54,2. June 22, 3 years. 5%. June 27, 1900. 10:2652. 10.000

Doll, Charles lo Luther W P Norris trustee Laura B King. 175th st, s E. 133.4 w Park av. old line. 16.8x108. June 25, 1900, 5 years, 5°/ 11-2899 3 750

Doll! Elizabeth t- Joseph L Davis, 163d st. No 526. s s, 158.4' e Morris av, 16,8x114,10. P M. June 25, 1900, 3 years, 5%, 9:2422,

3,000 Doll, Louisa wife and Charles to Emma R Wolters. 146th st, n s,

125 e Brool: av, 25x160. June 25, 1900, 5 years, 3%. 9:2273, 15,000

DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK with Cath M Mathews, 137th st, s s, 155,5 e Soulhern Boulevard, 25x100. Declaralion of reduction of amount of mortgage and extenaion mortgage, June 14. June 25. 1900. 10:2565. 3,000

De Hart. John to James M Wentz. Fox sl, lale Simpson st, w s. 310 n WestcbcBter av, 50x100. Subordination agreement. June 22, June 23, 1900. 10:2726. nom

Doscher, John H and Margaret_hls wife to Joseph H Jones. Ogden av, e s, 175 n 164th st, 2axiO. P M. June 25, installs. $30 per month, June 26. 1900. 9:2al2, 1.30O

Eagan, Francia W to Jaeob Newman, Irving pl, plot begins at east cor, in block bounded by Webster av. Park av. 166th and 167th sis, lot 512 map Village Morrisania, runs s w 75 to Irving pl. x n w ISO X n e 7a X s e 180, except part to open Brook and_ Webster avs; also Brook av, plot begins at line bet lots 131 and 1.D2 same map, runs n 25 X n w 60,11 to Brook av, x s w 27.7 x s e 49,11. Sub to morts $1,060. June 25. 1 year, 6%, June 26. 1900. 9:2392. 300

Eurlng, Geo A lo Edward M Scudder. Penfold av, s s. 137,6 w Suburban pl, 18,9x130, P M. June 25. 1900, 3 years, 5%. 11:2939. I OOO

Eustis, John E to Mary E wife Bdwd S Arnold. Aqueduct av, w s, 171,6 s from curve in said av, which curves towards n w to in­tersection Kingsbrid.ge road, runs w 145 x s 30 x e 14a x n 30. June 20, due June 23, 1903. 5°/. June 25. 1900, 11:3220, 1,330

Fischer, Sebastian and Margaret his wife to Catharine Bracht, Courtlandt av, s w cor 149th st. new line, 5x100. P M, June 27, 2 years, a%, June 28, 1900, 9:'2330, 2,000

Fonda. EUz C to Wells Sponable. Sedgwick av, e s, abl 72.2 n 176th St. 25,10x104,4x25x111-1, June 28. 1900, 3 years. 6%. 11:2SS0.

gold, 500 Gerold, John and Josephine to Joseph H Jones, Ogden av e s 200

00 ,,'5r^^',7H^"'^- ^ ^- J^'^e 25, Installs. 1 30 per month. June 2b. 1909. 9:2.->12. 1.300

Glover Geo W to James and Fanny O'Brien his wife, Clinton av,

^5^'1900 ' ^ f l ' ^ m ' ' ' ' '^'''""^*^' ^ ^ ' J"i»s - 3 - 3 years, 5%. Juue

Same with same. Same property. Consent of stockholders lo above mortgage.

Hahn. Louis C to Florence wife R H Thorpe, Kingsbridge road, s s, widened, at s w s Aqueduct av. runs e, s e and s along Aqueduct av 5o,9 X s 96.6 x w 62.1 x n 121 to road x e 25.4 to beginning. P M. June 20. 3 years, 5%, June 25, 1900. 11:.3220, 2 835

Hecht, Ferdinand_and Simon Uhlfelder to Gibson Pulzel Cauldwell av, e s, 90 n 1.^6th st, 196x100. June 21, 2 years. 4%. June 28 1900, 10:2629. ;-; -ij^

Helmke. Henry B to Nalhan Wise. Jerome av, s e cor 181st 'at runs e 200 lo Walton av x s 133.3 x w 205.6 to Jerome av x n 200,6; Jerome av, n e cor IS l s t st, runs e 200 to Walton av x n 121. , and 35 lo Cameron pl x w 197,3 to Jerome av x s 120,10-Walton av, s e cor ISls t st, runs e 85.5 x s e 171.2 x s w 91.11 x n w 63,9 x s w 12.7 to Wallon av x n 139 to beginning; Walton av, n e cor 181st st, runs e 63.4 x n w 186.0 lo Cameron pl x w 7 to Walton av X s 40,9 and 126,9 to begin. P M, June 14 due June 1 1902. 5%, June 22. 1900. 11:3179-3180-3185. 25 000

Same to same, Jerome av, n w cor IS l s t st, runs w 60.1 x n 120,5 x e 87 to av x s ]23,1 to beginning, P M, June 14, due June 1 1902 ,5%, June 22, 1960. 11:3195, y.OUO

Hochbaum, Benjamin to EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS DAiNK, Fulton av, w s. 247,2 s IOSth sl, 66.6x136,6. June '>5 1900, 1 year, 4%, 10:2609, 6,000

*Hinsdale, Frances E lo Emma C Doughty, Elliot av. w s. 3.33.4 s Julianna st, 33.4x123, June 1, 3 years. 6%. June 22 1960 2200

Holland. Thos B to THE EAST RIVER SAVINGS INST, 3d av w's 25 2 n 156th st. 23,2x112,1x25x110, June 23, 1900 1 year' 5° / ' 9:2378, ' ' '/?i'.i0

*Hervey. Edwin to T Emory Clocke exr James I Corsa. Grace av, w s. 70.9 n St Raymond .iv runs n 25 x w 44.6 x s w 44,6 to St Ray­monds, X e 25 X n e 32,11 x n 32.11. P M, June 23, 3 years 6° ' June 26. 1960, goid.'250

Holmes. Wm H and Patrick Smith to Katie Davis. 152d (Kelly) st n s, 185 e Robbins av, 25x145,5x27,11x133. June 25, 1 year G7' June 26, 1961). 10:2644, gold, 1,500

Hclraes, Wm H and Patrick Smith to Abraham H Feuchtwanger and Sarah Danzie Westchester av, n e cor 152d st. runs e 110 x n 93,11 X n w 79-11 to e s of av x s w 76,6 to a bend in av x s 83,6

to heginning. P M. June 28, 1900, due AprU 1, 1901. 5%.,^ 10:2644. ^4000

Same to Abraham H Feuchtwanger, Westchester av, n e cor 152d st, runs e 110 x n 83.6 x w 110 x s S3.6. BuUding loan. Sub to mort $34,000. June 28, 1900, demand. 6%. 6,000

Johnson, Geo F lo ULSTER COUNTY SAVINGS INST, KeUy st, e s, 375 n 156th st, 25x100. June 18, 3 years, 4^^%. June 2o, 1900, 10:2708. " ."W

Jobnaton, Alexander to Samuel S Partridge exr Thos M Partridge. Jerome av, n w cor North st, 125x100. P M.' June 12. due April 19. 1903, 5%. June 23. 190O 11:3198. 9.000

Keating, Edwd F with John W Vincent exr Sarauel M Richardson. Jackson av, w s. 168.6 n Horae st, runs w 54.2 x to e a Boston av x n e 29.5 x e 42,4 lo Jackson av x s 27 to beginning. Subordina­tion agreement. June 26. June 27, 1900. 10:2652, noi

Keenan, Wm H to Anna C Fedden, Union av, e s, 77.2 n Denman pl, 20x103. June 23, due July 1, 1903, 3%. June 25, 1900. 10:2677. , , „ , _ ^ ^.^OO

Kraraer, Theresa to Robt J Reiley. Elton av, e s, 12o s l a a h st 30.4x120.6x24,5x121.9. June 22. 1900, 3 years, 0%. 9:2378. 17,000

— » . » . - , 1 . _ 3 ,3 1I4'.^,H«. Ti^ T J l r t . ^ r.,. *•|• "C^T t r t r , I T T a a M.ft

nom

Same to Nancy L Sherwood and Mary E Blodgett. Ellon av, e %_'•!« s 157th St. 27x121.9x27x123.4. June 22, 1900. 3 years, a,.,. 9:2378. , J'-^}

Leonard. Michael J to James McClenaban el al exrs, Stc, David Stevenson, Arcularius pl, s a, '249.7 e Gerard av. 30x100, except part taken to open and widen 169tb st. P M. May 29, 3 years, 5 ^ . June 28, 1900. 9:2481. ., J^.^W

Marciano, Francesco and Civita his wife to Emma 0 Nilson. Bel­mont av, e s, 64 from n cor said pl and Arlhur av. runs n 100 x w 30 X s 60 to pl X s 64. Sub to morts $7,000. June 26, 2 years 6%. Juue 28, 190O 11:3065. 6'JO

McLaughlin, John and Roseann his wife to John Bussing, Jr, and Amanda his wite. 146th st, n s, 213 e Harlem R R Cos land and 161.9 e Railroad av, 39.6x110. June 28. 1900, due July 1, 1903 6/ 9-2330 a.aUb

Murphy, Josephine A wife of and Myles J to Geo F Jobnson Kelly st w s '>aO n 156th st. 25x100, P M. Sub to mort $5,000. May 11 due Sept 1,1900, -i^^%. June 28. 1960, 10:'2701. 3 000

Middiebrook, Frederic J with John W Vincent exr Samuel M Rich­ardson. Jackson av, w s. 108.6 n Home st, runs w o4,2 to e s Boston av X n e 29,5 x e 42.4 to Jackson a v ^ ^ 2j to beginning Subordination agreement. June 26. June 2 , , 1900. 10:26o2. nom

McNamara, Esthel to HARLEM SAVINGS B^NK. Woodn„i av, new line n e s 220,10 s e Boston road, ,axl29.3x,4,11x12^,4. J u n e 2 l ! - l v e a r . ' 5 % , June 22, 1900. 11^3004 7.o00

MiehHng Edward to Teachers Co-operative BuUding and L-.-an Asscc Weslchester av, s a, 50,5 w St Anns av. 104:iU)0. P M W 15 3 yeara 6%. June 23. 1900, 9:2276, •-•...i^'ij

MacDonald, Minuie J to Thomaa Lenane. lo9th st, s s, bet Court-" landl and Melrose avs and being lot 112 map ViUage MeIros_e oOx

100, except part taken tor opening Melrose ^^„^°-fQ™'%*°S lo9tli st Building loan. June 22, 1 year, 6%. June 26 190O. 9:240o. 2a000

Same to same. Same property. P M. June 22, 1 year, 6 / . 3une^2b^^

Noble,'Arabella E wife of and Jaraes to | u s a n R Wiggins Philadel­phia, Park av, w s, 87.5 n 158tb at, 28.4x98,10x2axS7.a, June 1 2 years, 5%. June 25, 190O 9:2420. -^.S""

NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST CO with John W Vincent exr Samuel M Richardson, Jackson av, w s, lOS.b n Home st, 2ix 4'M to e s Boston av, x29,3x54.2. Subordination agreement. June 25. June 27. 1900, 10:2652. ^ o m

O'Brien Jobn J to Michael Regan. lo4tb at, s e cor Melrose av, 20x 100 Building loan. Sub to mort $8,000. June 19. due June 1 ^ 1901, 5%, June 26, 1900. 9:2375. , „ , , ^„ ,™ii ^1" /

Same lo same. Same property. P M. June 19. due June 2b, 1901, » / j ^ ^ June 26, 1900, , „ . . . ^ ' ^ - r ^

*PIerce, Madeline to Mary C Ham. 9th av, n e s. 10a s e 4th st, 100x114, Wakefield. P M, Feb 3, 3 years. 6%. June 2o, i^^^\\•^^

PichettI, Annie L to William Robitzek. IOSth st. s s, 114 e Union av 25x134.3. P M. June 21, 2 years, 6%, June 28, 1900. 10-''6S1 2.,Dyn)

PuigrEmma R mortgagee wilh Ferdinand Heebt. 3d av, westerly cor 14Sth st, runs s w 33,6 x n w 80.3 x n e 14 "i '%n,t=' q'o§27 to beginning, Bxtension mort. June 19. June 28, 190O 9 .232r

Reynolds, Chas A to David Mayer Brewing Co Brook av, No lo"^-Saloon lease, June 28, 1900, demand- l l j2S9a. 1^80

Reiss, Emilie wife of and Christian F W lo John R Maloney^ Lot 104 block 2513 map 272 lols Kemp estate, June 20, 3 years, a,£. June 25 1900 9'-'513 0,1 uv

Rommel, Annie 'E to Wra H Wright. Chisholm at, e f 0 ^ 4 3 jen-nings sl, 16.8x75. P M. June 22, 1 year, 0%. June 2o, lOOU

Ratli," Jolepb to Cath A Conlon. Wales ^v^ ^^; ,„^^-^ ° ^^I'^^o^^im H5.6xlOO June 26, 3 years, 5%. June 2 , 1900 10:2a81. 3,-00

Ryan. William M wilh John W Vincent exr Samuel M Richardson Jackaon av, w a, 108.6 n Home st, 27x42.4 to e s Boston av x29.5 J554 "> Subordination agreement. June —. June z i , ±JW. 10'2652. _ - , - ° ? "

Smith Eiiphalet C to James V Lawrence. Jerome ay, n w s, o l i . a = w llOth st runs a w 112.11 x n w 90 x n 70,11 to s a Fordbam rold x e 49 X e 77 x s e 53.8, Sub to morts $43,000. June 11, 1 year 0%. June 28, 1900, 11:.?199, ^ ^ . ^ lO'.^'K)

Stark ' George with John W Vincent exr Samuel M Richardson. Tackson a v w s 108.6 n Home st, runs w 54.2 lo e s Boston av x n ^ 9a1^v p'4'>4 to Jackson av x s 27 to heginning. Subordination Ig-reement, June 22, June 27. 1900 10:2652. _ ,~^,^ ^ ^

Stokes Williara to James T Barry, Motl av, w s, lO s laOlh st. 25x98, except part to widen av, P M, June 1, 1 year, 6%. June ^-y„ loon Q-'^^47 — pVuu

=!nbnPider 'LOUI'S A'to Louis and John Brandt. St .\Tins av, s e coj 156th st, 100x90. J u n e 2 1 , deraand, 6%, June 22, I960, HI.V.I,

' i,-f J U

«wn»>-fia Albert C and Anton tc Jam;s M Wentz, Fox st, late

Ir^^'i^ '^^"" "•'"™- ""' "^-" Toucey, Donald B with John W Vincent exr Samuel MR.chardson_

TaM.-=V,n av w s 10S.6 n Home st. 27x42,4 to e s Boston av x29,5 S 4 0 Subordination agreeraent, June 22, June 27. 1900. I0T2652,

*Tvrrell John and Ada M wife of to Hudson P Rose. St Raymonds av s ' s 47 9 w Grace av, 30x100. P M. June 2o. due July 1, 1907, June 26, 1960. Inslalls $10 per month. 5%. S50

Vanderbeck, Katie widow to the Trusteea of the New York Unive_r-=alist Relief Fund. Arcularius pl, s w s, 184,3 s e Gerard av, 25x 100 June 20 3 years. 6%, June 26. 1960, 9:2481. 600

Von Ganther August J to John S and Elmira Mott. Stebbins ,1", w = 113 6 n 165th st, new line, 57x50x59,9x67.1. June 19, di'e June 22. 1902, 6%, June 22, 190O 10:2691, I.-JOO

J u n e 30 , 1900 . RECORD AND (UHDE. [ M a n h a t t a n ] ' I 5 3

Same to same. Brlatow st, w s, 235 s Jennings sl, JOXI.OO, P M, June 19, due June 22, 1902, 6%. June 22, 1900. 11.2072. i:,i60

Watkins, Charles lo Henrietta Born. 135th st, No 691, n s, 334.10 e Willis av, 20,1x100. June 18, 5 years, 4^^%. June 26, 1900. 9:22S0. 7,500

Wey, John P to DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. 149th at, new line, n s, 350 w Morris av. 25x80. June 20. 1 year, 5%. June '23, 1900. 9:2338. gold. 3,000

Wintersmith, Ernest B, Brooklyn, to Eugene H Hammond. Jefferson St. n s, 1S9,5 e Clinton av, runs n 80,5 x s 92.5 to st x w 48,1 to be­ginning. P M, June 12, 1 year, 6%. Juue 23. 1900. 11:2933. 700

Zeiler. Chessie E with Edward Miehling, Weslchest;r av. s s. riO.Ti w St Anns av, 104x100. Priority agreement, June 22. June 23 1900. 9:2276. umu

MORTGAGES-ASSIGNMENTS. (The dates following the description of the property given in this

list Indicates when the original morlgage was recorded, Tbe mort­gages wiihout any specified date were recorded during tbe current year.)

June 22, 23. 25. 26. 27 and 28. B O R O U G H O F M A N H A T T A N .

American Mortgage Co to New York Security and Truat Co. 60lb sl, No 42 W. June 23, 1900, $21,527

American Mortgage Co to Arthur J Ridley. lOlb st. No 211 E. June 26, 190O. 16,007

Atlantic Trust Co and Nathan H Lord trustees of Thoraas and Ma­tilda Lord lo Nathan H Lord, Susie 1 Alley and Sarah Lord. 122d st, n s, 391.8 w Lenox av, 16.8x100.11. June 28, 1900. nom

Brandt, Julia lo Edward and Theodore Schnell. Madison av. No 1696. June 26, 1960. nom

Brock, Rosa to Madison G Hawke. Av A. e s, 2a s 74lh at, 25.7x77. June 26, 1960. 402

Bach, Lewis Z lo Wm M Cohen. 83d st. No 106 E, June 23, 1900. nom

Bogert, Anna K, Deborah W Reed and Minnie V Telfair to Frances S Hamilton. Chatham st, No 22. June 22, 1900. 5,000

Costello, Owen lo Sarauel Greenbaum. Sl th st, u s, 67.3 w Lexing­lon av, runs n 102,2 x e 25.5 x s 69,6 x e 0.6 x s 32.8 lo st x .w 23.11. June 22, 1960, val consid and 100

City Mortgage Co to Edward Winslow. 156th sl, s s, 300 e l l l h av, old line, 50x99.11. June 25, 1900. 100

City Real Estate Co to N Y Life Ins and Trust Co. Columbus av, s w cor SOth st, 102.2x64, Re-recorded. June 26, 1900. 350,000

Campion, Jeremiah J exr Bryan Lawrence lo Mary E Wallace. 57tb st, n s, 81.5 w Av A, 16x100,4, June 27, 1900. 5,090

Daniel, Edwin M to Cbas F Southmayd trustee for Eliz A Morgan. Forsyth st, e s, 76 s Hester st, 24.9x7a.4x24,9x75.2, June '28, 1900, 1U,660

Dow, Emily S lo CecU 0 Phillips. Irving pl. No 24. June 22, .L900, nom

Flanagan. De Will C to Patrick G Tighe. St Nicholas av, n e cor 128th st, 25,3x90.3x25x86.6, June 22, 1900. nom

Gearon, Artlissa V to Wm R Page. a4th st, n s, 62,6 e Stb av, IS.Ox 62.11. June 23, 1900. 318

Graham, Alexander lo Margt J and Rehecca M Armstrong. Clinlon st. No 13. June 22. 1900. 3,000

Same to same. 1st av, No 125. June 22, 1900. 8,000 Hookey, W'm T, John Boeff and August Feucht firm Boeff & Feucht,

Louis Danowitz, Joseph and David Ravitch firm Ravitch Bros, and Wm R Bell to Michael Parelra, 99lh sl, Nos 61 and 63 B. June

• 27, 1900. nom Hart, Samuel J to Hermau Rawitser. OOth st. Wo 124 B. June 22

1900. nom Housman, Onelha A extrx Stanley P Housman to Onelha A Hous­

man. 142a St. n s, 425 e Slh av. 25x99.11. June 22 1900 nom Same to same. 31st St. a a, 122.6 e 2d av. 22,6x98.9. June 22. 1960.

' nom Hoffman. Rachel and Samuel J Ruth to Abraham Ruth, 7th st n s

421.9 w Av D, 24.9x97.9. June 26, 1900. 4,000 Hutkoff, Nathan to Sender Jarmulowsky. All tiUe. Assigns 3 morts.

Bleecker st, s e cor Jones st. 2i,lxS0x-28.9x80.1. June 26, 1900. nom Hugbes. John M to Henry J Braker. 28lb st, n s, 250 e Oth av. 25

x9S.9. Assigns 2 morls. Filed and discharged June 28. 1900. nom Isham, Tiieodore to Giles L and John Isham. OOtb st, s s 175 e Oth

av, 100x100,8. June 22. 1900. nora Isham. Theodore and Edwd L Griffln exrs. &c. of Augusta E Isham

to Giles L and John Isham. Same property. June 22, 1900. nom Jacobson. Terence lo Georgiana Shannon. 52d st, n s. 275 w 10th av

25x100.5. June 26, 1900. 12.000 Jarmulowsky, Sender to Jacob Fischel. Clinlon st. Nos 234 and

236; Monroe st. No 150; Clinton st, No 238. June 27. 1900. 13..500 Jones, Clarence F to Wm H Reed. V2 part, Broadway, s w cor 99th

at. 100,11x100. June 28. 1900. nom Krakower, Henry to Adam Happel. 1st av, n e cor 107th st 100 9x

113. June 25, 1900. nom Lee. Benj F to Anna P Churchill. Vz part. 129th st. No 118 East.

June 25. 1900. 2,540 Lockwood, Eliza to Matilda F Rhinelander. 132d st n s 133 4 e

Sth av, 16,8x99,11. June 25. 1900. ' 8.000 Larkin, John lo Wm M Levering and Wra A Garrigues, 61sl st n s

100 e 2d av, 49.6x125.5; 61st st, s s, 100 e 2d av, 23x100,5. June 22, 1900. nom

Lowenfeld, Pincua and William Prager to Henrietta Kahn Goerck et. No 7. June 26, 1900. 11,250

Macduff, Bmily individ and extrx Alexander Macduff to Emily Mac­duff et al trustees for Elizabeth S Clifford will Alexander Macduff 77tli st, s s, 60 w Park av, 20x51,1, June 26. 190O, 12,000

McLoughlin, Marcus J exr John E McWhorter to Mary McW Miller, Isabella and Jobn E McWhorter. Chryatie sl, No 182. June 26, 190O 17,000

Same as exr and trustee John E McWhorter to eame. 96tli at, s a 99.11 w 2d av. 25.6x100,8. June 26. 190O. 15.000

Maloney, John R to Kate Hazzard el al exra Chas J Hazzard. Bagle av. w s. 272,8 n Westcbester av, 24,6x115.4x24,0x113. June 28, 1900. 2.000

Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assoc ro Central Trust Co, 130th st n s, 324.6 e Sth av. 18x99.11. June 28, 1900, 10.000

Oppenheim. David H to Selina E Summerfield. Attorney st No 155. June 25, 1900. 19,.380

Price, David to Central Really Bond and Trust Co. 13tb st No 521 E, June 27, 1900. 10,000

Preston, Rebecca to Isabel A Ballantine. 4StIi st, No 27 West. June 26, 1900. 15 000

Robinson, Edwd W to Georgianna B Robinson, 1-3 part. 122d sl No 419 E. June 25, 1900. 1,750

Stanton, Eliz C lo Margaret S Lawrence, 22d st. n s, 247,6 e 3d av. 18.9x75, June 27. 1960. 3,500

Stix. Otto L to Samuel W Wiess. 149th st, s s. 100 e Boulevard. 100x99.11. nom

SUverson. Abraham to The State Bank, 16th st, n s. 232.2 e Living­ston pl. 4;[.l:lx92- June 26. 1900. 5,000

Simon. Kassel to Samuel Pornass and Morris Marans, East Broad­way, Nos 34 and 56. June 28, 190O, 10,000

Tiedemann, Theodore and John Stemme exrs, &c, of Henry Klenen to Sender Jarmulowsky. Bleecker st, s e cor Jones st, "27.1xS0x 28.9x80-1, June 25, 1900. '22,600

Truslees cf tbe Presbytery of New York to John Dwight. I l3 th sl, n s, 120 e Madison av, runs n 100,11 x w 25 x a 25,11 x w 18.7 x s i5 to sl X e 43,7 to beginning. June 25, 1900. 4.097

Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Brooklyn Savings Bank. Riverside Drive. No 41. June 23, 1900. 29.000

Pame to EUa D Endicott guardian George Endicott. 126tb st No 17 E. June 23, 1900, 8.600

TiUe Guarautee and Trust Co to Dry Dock Savinga Inst, Broadway, >Nos 632 and 634; Crosby st, Nos 164 and 166, June 28, 1900.

350,600 bame to Ephraim L Corning trustee for Sarah C Galopin will Jane

R Corning. Broadway, No 1570, June 28, 1900, 40,600 Weber, Gotllieb F and Nannette Boerckei lo Wm J Amend, 83d st

n s. 213 w Av A, 24.11x102,2, June 23. 1900. 2,073 WeU, Jonas and Bernhard Mayer lo Morria and Frieda Benjamin.

Oth al. No 718. June 22, 1900, nom Same to same, 6tb st. No 716. June 22, 1960. nom WUliams, Mary E to Anna K Bogart, Deborah W Reed and Minnie

V Telfair. Park row, late Chatham st. No 22. June k2, 1960, nom Winslow, Edward to Continental TrusC,Co, Av C w s 51.9 n l l t h

st, 38,7x83, June 22. 1900. 100 Wandell, Josephine to Frances B Austin. Olst S't, n s 150 e Lex­

ington av, 20.xlOO,S, June 25, 1900. 8,500 W^arren. Margaretta B and ano exrs Chaa C Warren lo Consoildated

Ice Co. Aasigns mortgage and also all title to award. 113th at n s, 80 e Av A, 10 to high water mark Harlem River x n — to s s l l l t h st X w 75.9 X s 201.10 to beginning; 114lh st. s s, at high water mark Harlem River, runs s lo n s 113th st x e 17S to bulk­head line X n fo l l l t h st x 205 to beginning, June 25, 1900, 40,000

Wheaton, Jobn R and ano exrs Abel Wheaton to Walter R Willets. Assign mortgage and also all title to an award. Av A, s e cor 113lh st, 201,10 to 112lb sl x 17o to exterior line Harlem River

, X — to I lS th st X 243 to beginning. June 25, 1900, val conaid and 28,000

Winslow, Edward lo Continental Trust Co, SSd sl. s s 330 w Sth av, 60x98,9, June 27. 1900. . ov w cin^^

Wysong, John J et al trustees will Jno R Marshal! for Martha M Wy­song and John J Wysong. Louise M Pollock and Martha M Wysong trustee to Martha M Wysong, 3d av, e s, 50.5 s 119th st, 25x100 Filed and discharged June 26, 1900. nom

Wysong, John J et al ti-ustees wiil John R Marahall for Martha M Wy­song and John J Wysong trustee to Marlha M Wysong. 3d av e s oO.a s 119th St. 25x100. FUed and discharged June 26, 1900.' nom

B O B O U G H O F B R O N X .

Brady, John J to'Alice E Worthington, Baihgate av, w s, 52.6 n 183d st, l ( ,6x70. June 27, 1900. 50O

Buena Vista Realty Co to August Belmonl and Walther Luttgen. ^^°'"nilf(f recorded in Liber 353 page 255, Westchesier Co. June -a , IJOO, nom

Bedell, Frances M to Julia C Hendrickson. Brook av, w s, 71 s 168th sl, 25x80, Filed and discharged June 23, 1960. nom

Briggs, Josiah A and ano exrs Chas D Valentine lo Maria A Valen­tine. Rockfleld at. n s. SOO e Marion av, 25x100. June 22, 1900.

2,000 Same to same, Websler av, n w s, new line, 101.5 n Cole st, 125x

90,6x124x78. June 22, 1900. 5 500 Same to same. Cole st, s s, 50 w Decatur av, 25x39.4x23x99, June

22. 1900. g 150 Same lo same. Kingsbridge road, s w s. lot 10 map partition lands

Rebekah Bassford at Fordham, 50x105x44x130. except oart to open Pelbam av. June 22, 1900. 2 000

City Mortgage Co to Edward Winslow. 136th st, n s. 399.6 e St Anns av, 125x100. June 25, 1900. 100

Campion, Jeremiah J exr Bryan Lawrence to Emma C Orr. Tinton av, w s, 397,9 s 165th st, 62x169.10; Forest av, s w cor 103d st, 98.7x175 to e s Jackson av; Jackson av. s w cor 163d st, 98.7x75 June 27, 1900. 4 511

Drummond, Samuel to Mutual Life Ins Co. Assigns 13 morts. 3d av, e s. 119.6 n 177th st, 125,3x95; 177tb st, n s, 88.11 e 3d av 4 9 . l l x 9 4 x 4 S . l l x l l 3 . l l ; 178lh st. s s. 100 w Lafontaine av. 3 lots each 25x100; 177th st, n s,_13S.ll e 3d av, 25.2x88,3x24.6x94; La-

Lafontalne av, 26,8x104.10x25x95.7; 178tb st, a s. 115.7'e 3d' av 50x100. June 23, 1900. 50 790

Gerding, Benj F trustee Hiram Benner to Francia Higgins trustee Hiram Benner. Centra! av, w s, 1,100 n e Croton av 30x157 9x 52.9x177,5. June 25, 1900. j ^ j ^

Gllhert, Henry W lo Minnie J MacDonald, 157th st. a s '>4 6 w MPI-rose av, 24.6x101.8. June 26, 1900. . t -o w mei^^

*Howe, Robert J lo Annie V Taylor. Lols 20 and 21 block 17 lots 12, 20. 21, 22 and 23 block 19. and lots 21 to 30,block 24 and lots 3 to 10 block 30 map Pelham Park, June 28, 1900. nom

Jacob, Philipina C wife of August to Dominick Peloso 167th at s » 101,2 w Washington av, 2Sxl00, June 26, 1960. ' 2 doO

Jones. Edward K lo Rafael R Govin. Lots 3 and 4 map Gaaanova property made by Frederick Reinert. June 26, 1900. nom

Same to same. Lots 6, 7, 10, 11 and 78, same map. June 26, 1900. nom

Lawton, Cyrus to Joseph L Hewlett, 185th st. s a, 133.4 e Vander­bilt av, 16.8x100. June 28, 1900. 2 500

MacDonald, Minnie J to Tiiomas Lenane. 157th st, n e, 24 6 w Mel'-rose av, 24.6x101.8. June 26, 1900. nom

*Mackay, Donald exr and trustee Eliz R B King to Annie C King Main St. w s. 125 n Bowne at. 25x129 to East Chester Bay x25x -140, June 22, 1900. 152

'^^iS'^^ ^n^^°^^^ * ' ^'^"'^ ^^^ Gertrude King. Ditmars st, s s lots 27 to 30 map esiate of E R B King on City Island. June 22, 1900.

*Same to Edith King. Lots 694 and 695 on same map. June 22. 1900. 253

*Same to Gertrude King. Lots 427, 472, 430, 475, 431, 471 476 an'd 426 on same map. Juue 22, 1900. ' 2 !'>'>

Nichols, James E trustee for Austin Nichols & Co to Emanuel 'h" Rieser, Eagle av. w s. 150 n 161st st, 25x125, June 22. 1900

2,000

1

1154 [ M a n h a t t a n ] KECORD AND GUIDE. J u n e 30 , 1900 .

prince, Marlha W to Frances E Silleck. Washingtcn av, ^ s, 86 a 178th st, 36x100. except part laken lo widen av. June 22, LMW^^

Roaenberg, Abraham lo Joseph A Farley. Washington av. n w cor 173d St. 100x90. June 23. 1900. .,^^ ^ nora

Robitzek, William to Addie A Sullivan. 168th sl, s a, 231 w Pros­pect av, 25x134,3, June 25, 1900. 10-A""

Rosslter, Estelle extrx Joseph L Hewlett to Mary B Braun. ISoth st s s 133,4 e VanderbUt av. 16,8x100. June 28, 190O ^J-^,^^

Smith Augustine J to Mary B Henderson. Trinity av, s w s, 381.3 s laOtb st, 18,9x78,7x18.9x79,4. June 22, 1900. 2,o00

Stevenson Richard W trustee for Susan J Hone to Kath H Auer­bach admrx Susan J Hone. Lyman pl, w s, at n e s 169th st ruus n 14'" 7 X w 118.8 x n w 41.1 lo sl x s e 220.b. June 22, 1900, nom

Title Guarantee and Tru,;t Co to Ella D Endicott guardian George Endicott. Kelly st, e s, 100 n loOth st, 2oxl00, June 23, 1900.

7^500 Ulster County Savings Inst to Frederick Johnson. Kelly st, w s, 250

n lallth St. 2.5x160, June 28. 1900, 0,000 Unangsi Charles to Joseph A Farley, Park av, s e cor 171st st,

90x150 June 25, 1900, val consid and 1,000 WM'iP-ht Arena A wife Wm H to Ada G Pritehard. Freeman st,

3 s 176 7 w Prospect av. 22x50.1x20x58,2. June 25, 190O. '2,900 Weser Carrie L to Nicholas M Weser, Rogers pl, w s, 333.10 n West­

chester av, 50x72.5. June 26, 1900, 1.550 Weser Nicholas M to Anna Garner. Rogers pl, w s, 333,16 n West­

chesier av. 50xT2,a, June 26. 190O 1.550

667—Clinton av, s e cor l i a i h st. 2-sty brk and stone dweU'g, 24x 43; cost, $12,000; L Lizzio, St Pauls pl and Brook av; ar 't , R Werner, Webster av,

671—Unionport road, w s, 22 s Jackson av, 2-sty frame stable, 15x 20, shingle roof; coat, $250; G P Dauria, Van Nest; ar't, J J Vreeland, 736 Tremont av.

672—Nelson av, s w cor 167lh st, 3-sty trame dweU'g and slore. 19,2x47.1; cost, $5,900; Jas Branigan, Nelson av, south 167th st; ar't, W A Gorraan, 1059 Ogden av.

673^Tremonl av, n s, 100 e Morris av, 1-sty frame ahed, 8x19, felt roof; cost, $30; Jas Nolan, 529 Tremont av; ar ' l , W A O'Hea, Woody­crest av and 165th st.

K75—142d st, n s, 150 w Willis av, three 5-sty brk and stone tene­ments. 25x83=^; tolal cost. $54,000; M M Brodie, Linwood, L I; ar 't , Richard R Davis, 247 W 125th st.

PROJECTED BUILDINGS. The first name is that of the owner; ar ' l stands for architect; m'n

tor maaon; c'r for carpenter, aod b'r for builder. When character of roof is not mentioned. It Is to be understod that

the roof is to be of tin.

BOBOTJGH O F M A N B A T T A N .

SOUTH OP U T H STREET.

657—Chatham sq, Nos 7 and S, 6-sty brk and stone warehouse, 49.4x 127x128; cost, $85,000; Peter Herier, 1032 Lexington av; ar't^. P Her­ter & Son, same address,

666—St Marks pl. No 169, 6-sty and basement brk tenem't. 23x80,5; cost, $30,000; Louis Bachrach. 32 Nassau st; ar't. M Bernstein, 245 Broadway.

BETWEEN U T H AND 59TH STREET3, •048—50th st. No 632 W, 1-sty brk office, 14x16; cost. $500; David

Dovale, 628 W 31st st; ar 't , D N B Sturgis, 42 Union sq, 656—Train vard, Grand -Central Depot, bet 45tb and 46th sts, 1-ety

brk baggage room, 20x208; cost, .?20,000; N Y Central & H R R Co, Grand Central Depot; ar't, S Huckel, Jr, 132 Park av.

664—6th av, n e cor 21st st, 2-sly brk atore. 24.8x65; cost, $5,600; Wra E Ward, 531 Greene av, Brooklyn; ar ' ts . S B Ogden & Co. 9a4 Lexington av,

665—.52d st, n s, 120 w Madison av, 4-sty brk dwell'g, 56x4(1/3 and 77; cost, $160,060; H T Proctor, Wllliamstown,-Mass; ar 't , Donn Barber, 16 E 23d st.

0(;0_8th av, s w cor 49th st, four 2-sly brk dweU'gs and stores. 29.11x60; tolal cost, $30,000; Cushman Esiate Syndicate, 172 9th av; ar't, E K Bourne. IS Broadway.

670—52d sl, a s, 270 e oth av, 4-sty stone dweU'g, 30x64, tUe root; cost, $71,000; Robt Olyphant, 3 E ^.^th sl; ar 'ts, Harney & Purdy, 35 Nassau St.

BETWEEN 59TH AND 125TH STREETS, EAST OF STH AVENUB, 649—Av A, No 1360, 3-sty brk dweU'g and storage, 25x40; cost, $4.-

500; ow'r and ar'l, Jos Wrestal, 502 E 71at st, 662—1st av, s e cor 61st st, 3-sty brk factory. a6x90, plastic slate

roof; cost. $15,000; Fredk Buse, 411 B Olst st; ar 't , Ph Goerlitz, 242 E Slst sl,

l50S—74th st, s s, 113 e 1st av, eight 6-sty and hasement brk tene­ments, 25x85.4; lotal cost, $200,000; Sobel & Kean, 1487 I s l av; ar't, M Bernstein, 243 Broadway.

074_03ii st, n s, 150 e 5th av, 6-sty and basement brk and slone dweU'g, 25x7S.l. brick tile roof; cosl, $50,000; C W Bowen. 130 Ful­ton st; ar 'ts, Heins & La Farge, 5 Beekman st. 5y"TH &, 12oTH STS., WBST OF CENTRAL PARK WEST AND STH AVE

663—Riverside Drive, e s, 30.11 s 106th st, three 414-sty and base­ment brk and slone dwell'gs, 23x64,4 and 68; tolal cosl, $120,000; Stewart & Smith, 459 Western Boulevard; ar 'ts, Hoppin & Koen. 160 Sth av.

NORTH OP 12STH STREET.

051—Amsterdara av, n e cor 146th st. two 5-sty brk tenements and s'lores, 24.10 and 25x85 and 93; tolal cost, $48,600; Niels Hansen, 1770 Amsterdam av; ar 'ts, E L Angell, 243 Broadway.

BOBOTTGH O F B B O N X . 645—Anthony av. e s. 78 s Treraont av. 1-sty frame store, 22x30;

cost, $1,000; Mary F Le Moult. 606 Tremont av; ar"t. J E Kerby. 722 Tremont av.

646—^233d st, s a, 127.5 e Jerome av, 1-sty frame stable, 60x15; cost. $120: Corporation Woodlawn Cemetery, on premises.

647—Ferris lane, ^ s. 1,500 s Eastern Boulevard (Throggs Neck), 1-sty frame shed, 20x60; cost, $100; Anton Singer, Nelson av. High-bridge; ar ' l , C Donges, 245 Broadway,

650—Ferris lane, e s, 1,330 s Eastern Boulevard (Throggs Neck), 2-sty frame dwelling, 20x30; cost, $l,SO0; Anton Singer, Nelson av and High-bridge; ar ' l , C Longes. 245 Broadway.

652—141sl st, n s. 325 e Walnut av, 1-sty frame structure, 25x50; cost. $600; Mary A KeUy, Wakefield; ar'l, F K Plumby, 796 l l t h av,

653—^Decatur av, w s, 196 s 195th sl, 1-sly frame shed, 22x22; cost. $50; J H Hunken, Decatur av; ar't. P E Albrecht, 2509 Webster av,

654—Briggs st, n s, 75 w oth av (Williamsbridge). iy>-aty frame sta­ble, 20x16; cost. $150; A H Sigler, 2070 Anthony av; ar't, J F Doane. Brigga al.

655_VeTio av, n w cor 238th at 1-sty frame church, 26,2x68.6, slate roof; cost, .$5,000; Rev C C Tiffany. 87 E 39th st; ar't, G C Haight, 111 Broadway.

638—Main st, n w cor Centre st (City Island), two l-sty frame Lheds, 24x42; total cost. $1,200; Rose T Mosher, on premises; ar't, A J Rivers, New Rochelle,

659—163d st, D s, het Morris and Grant avs, 4-sty brk school, 141,8 x66; cost, $140,000; City N Y; ar't , C B J Snyder. 59th st and Park av.

660—Liebig av, e s, 290 s 239th st, 2yo-sty frame dwelling, 20x45; cost, $3,000; Jas C CrovU, 897 Sth av; ar'l, S A Dennis, 150 Nassau st.

661—Palisade av. w s, 179,8 n River road, 2i,i-sty frame dwelling, 28x48. shingie roof; cost, $3,250; John Kennedy, 217 W 125th st; ar't. G H Van Auken, 30 E 14th st.

ALTERATIONS. BOBOTTGH O F M A N H A T T A N .

1518—5th av. No 324, alter partition, stairs, etc; cost, $250; Jno A Poll Estate, 45 Wall at; ar't, David Morrison, 119 W 23d al.

1519-—Mott st, No 13, new steel beams; cost, $400; Thos Hammil. 22 City Hall pl; ar't, Chas B Reid, 105 E 14th at.

1521—Graraercy Park. No 13, 2-&iy and baaement extension. 26.8x 10x26x39; cosl. $5,000; J E Condin, 121 Spring st; ar 'ts, Helna & La Farge, 5 Beekman st,

1522—University pl, Nos 120 and 122, cut openings; cost, $500; Leon Riggs, on premises; ar't, Henry Regelman, 133 7th st.

1524—55th st, No 302 E, new sto;-e front; cost, $200; Henry Gris-chen, Park av and 123d st; ar't. Ed Ovens, 114 W 135lh st,

1525—Oliver et, Nos 100 and 102, erect sign; cost. $300; M Brodie, on premises; ar't, W T Totlen. 113 Weat Broadway.

1526—6th av, s w cor 25th st, erect sign; cost, $300; P Gallagher, on preraises; ar't, s-amie as last.

1528^64th st. No 40 E, 3-sty extension, 9x5; cost, not given; Fanny Woodleaf, 56 B 65tb st; ar'l, Jno H Duncan, 21 W 24th a t

1529—24th at. No 12 E I connect buildings by bridge; coat, $1,800; Madison av, No if Met Life Ins Co, on premises; ar 't , N Le

Brun Sc Sons, on premiaes. 1531—117th st. No 333 E, new water closet; cost, $230; Felix Ma­

melia, 125 Grand st; ar't, Edw Wenz, 1491 3d. av, 1533—aa av, a w cor lOalh st, 4-sty extension, 28.4x33.4x2D,9; cost,

$5,006; Jeremiah H Moore. 258 B lOath st; ar 't , W H O Hornum. 81 New St.

1534—72d St. No 33 W. raise building; coat, $3,500; J Van Veehten Olcott. on premises; ar ' t . H N Wilson. Pittsfield. Mass; hldr, C T Wills, 136 5th av,

1335—Park av. No 64, 2-sty extension, —x20; cosl, $5,500; Wm Pe­ter, 64 Park av; ar ' ts , Hess Sc Weekes, 111 Sth av.

1536—Pitt st, Nos 95 and 97, put In toiler; cost, $1,000; A J Dwor­sky. 239 E OOth SE; ar't, M Bernstein, 245 Broadway; b'r. the ow'r.

1589—Pearl st. Nos 96 and 98, erect tank; cost. $200; Sigmund Op­penheimer. 66 E soth at; ar 'ts, Cleverdon & Putzel, 41 Union sq.

1509—Riverside Drive, s e cor 103d sl, 2-sty and basement exten­sion, 26.11x38,8; cost, $15,000; James A Deering, 15 Wall st; ar 't , Ralph S Townsend, 29 E 19tb sl.

1512—3d av. No 112, new balcony and store windows; cost, $1,500; William Sanderj, 1387 Lexmgton av; ar't, F Baylies, .33 Bible House.

1513—41st st, Nos 130 and 13S E, raise building; cost. $1,300; Mary Hannigan, 119 W 70th sl; b'rs, McCabe Bros, 621 W 57th si,

1314—52d St. No 112 B, 1-sty extension, 25x25; cost, $3,200; Bdw D Adams, 35 Wall st; ar ' l . Cass Gilbert, 111 Sth av; b'rs, J L Hamil­lon Sc Sons. 248 W 27th sl.

151.5—12d St. Nos 18 and 20 B, 1 and 4-sty extension. 22x38.8 and 3.6; cost, $12,000; D H Sraitb, IS B 46lh sl; ar ' ts. Cable & Lucas, 1183 Broadway.

1540—Vesey st, No 64, 1-sty extension, 25.2x59; cost. $1,500; Met-rcprlitan St Ry Co, 621 Brcadway; ar't, A V Porter, 621 Broadway.

1341—26tb st. No 43 W. build brk wall; cost, $600; ow'r and ar't, Edison Electric Illuminating Co, 57 Duane st,

1544^Sth av, n e cor 44th sl. new partltjon; cost, $'200; Delmon-Icos, on premises; ar't, Chas B Maver, 369 oth av; b'rs, Herter Bros. 369 Sth av.

154-5—Hudson st, s w cor Laight sl, new store front; cost, $330; M Murtha, 165 Charles st; ar'l, Wm S Boyd, 361 Hudson sl,

1546—113th st, s s, 60 w 3d av, new store frijnt; cost, $400; estate John Wood. SO E 116th st; ar't, John Regan, 159 E 119th st,

154S—125th st, Nos 156 to 164 E, new store front and tier of beams; cost, $4,000; Sarah R Jenkins, 615 Wesl End av; ar 's, B & J P Wal­ther. 147 E 125th st; lessees, Byck Bros, on premises,

1550^Bowery. No 163. erect tank on roof; cost, $250; Jas Bogart eslale, 35 Wall sl; ar 't , L F Heinecke, 192 Bowery; b'r, Ch A Kranch-teld, 238 Rivington st.

1553—Sth av. w s, 71st to 72d st. new windows, &c; cost, $350; J Rothschild, Hotel Majestic; ar't, P A Virantas, Broadway and 4th st, Union Hill, N J.

1554__41st St. Nos 136 and 1-38 W,building raised 1 sty; cost. $3,000; Mary Hannigan. 119 W 70th st; b'rs. McCabe Bros, 621 W 37lh sl,

1555—78th St. No 170 E, install steam heating apparatus; cost, $2,-000: Caroline C Baum.nrt. 168 1st av; b'rs, L R Williams Co, 115 Beekman st.

1556—Chambers st. No 114. new show window; cost, $250; Weeber & Don. on premises; b'rs, Bardsley Bros, 151 Baxter st.

1558—West st, No ISO, new door; cost, $100; estate H Hyland, 2S E 84lh st; ar't, J B Christopher, 116 W 16th st,

1559—Forsyth st. Nos 126 and 12S, raise building; cost, $10,000; Paul Zadak Ansche AUge, on preraises; ar ' t . A Siegel, 90 Allen st.

15G0—Beaver st. No 46. new stairs; cost, $125; lessee, Fred Harms, 46 Beaver st; art ' J O Whitenack, 6 Sullivan st,

1561—Columbus av. No 526, 1-sty extension, 18x15: ccst, $1,200; Clausen estate. 18 B 76tb st; ar't, J H Knubel, 419 W 44th sl,

1363-^4th sl. No 223 E, raise part of building that has settled; cost, $156; James Dunn, 225 B 4lh st; ar't, Fred Ebeling. 97 7th st,

1364—Lexington avlnew show windows; cost, $300; R and 0 Goelet, 43d st I on premises; ar 'ts, O'Reilly Bros, 121 E 44th 44th st I st, Depew pl I

1565—.37lh st, No 14 W, 2-sty and basement extension. 18,9x28;

$300- Mrs J N Ewell. 47 E 74th sl ; ar't, Paul Hertwig, 1095 Union av, 1367—34th El No 36 W, 2-sty extension. 2ax26,6; cost. $11,06(1;

• - W Berger, 121 Bible Geo C Boldt, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel; ar't, House; h'r, A G Imhof. 115 E 13th st.

15fiS—Soring sl, N J 55. new vent shaft; cost. $3,000: Rocco Marasco 2S4 Mott st; ar 't , A G Rechlln, St Jaraes Building,

M

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. I B r o n x J I I 5 5

B O R O U G H O F B B O N X .

1517—Cori landl av, u e cor 149 th st, new side wal l ; cost, $ 5 0 0 ; M A Suhr , Ozone P a r k , L 1; a r ' t , G Schwarz , 5 5 4 B 158th s t .

1520—Av A, n w cor- 7th sl , Unionpor t , 1-sty ex tens ion , 60x24 aud 4 8 ; cost , $ 5 0 0 ; o w ' r s and a r ' t s , Brobrae r Bros , 1002 J e n n i u g s st,

1523—Adama pi , n e cor 183d s t ; cost , $120 ; S H Stonebr idge, Pord­h a m ; a r ' t , F E Albrecht , 2569 Webs t e r av.

1527—3d av, u e cor 145th st, 1-sty extension, 24x56x16 ,2x30 .8 ; cost, $ 6 , 0 0 0 ; M a u h a t t a n Eleva ted R R Co, 1 9 5 B r o a d w a y ; a r ' t , A E Davis , 2358 3d av.

1 5 3 0 ^ 1 4 3 d st, Nos o o l to 5 6 1 E , new pa r t i t i on and s t a i r s ; cost, $a , -0 0 0 ; Adara Boecher , 111 Av A; a r ' t , Hy Rege lmann , 133 7 th s t .

1532^—Union av, e s, 116,9 s W e s t c h e s t e r av, new window; cost , $ l o ; Mary E Male, 776 Union a v ; a r ' l , Edw Wenz , 1491 3d av ,

1537—Wash ing ton av, n w cor 166 th s t , r a i se bu i ld ing ; cost , $ 8 0 0 ; F r e d k Grassmuck , 217 Edgecomb av; a r ' t , J o h n Streifler, 592 B 141st s t .

1510^—Washingtcn av, w s, UO s T r e m o n t av, bu i ld ing moved ; coat, $ 2 6 0 ; J a m e s Dugan , 1822 W a s h i n g t o n a v ; a r ' t , J o h n E Kerby , 71^2 T r e m o u t av.

I S l l ^ W a a h l o g t o n av, w s, 14 s T r e m o n t av, b u i l d m g m o v e d ; cost, .$300; ow'r aud a r ' t , s ame as l a s t .

1516—Cres ton av, e s, 140,7 s 181st st, bu i ld ing moved; ccst , $ 5 0 6 ; P e t e r Munn , 4 2 1 6 P a r k a v ; a r ' t , J a s Hanson , Br iggs av, Bedford P a r k .

I a 3 8 — 1 5 7 t h st, s s, 66.9 s e from C o u r t l a u d t av, c h a n g e d ors to w i n d o w s ; cost , $ 2 , 0 0 0 ; City of New York ; a r ' l , C M Morgan , 5 9 t h s t and P a r k av.

1 5 4 3 ^ M o ' r r i s P a r k av, n s, 2 5 e Vic tor st, move bu i ld iug ; cost . $ 6 0 ; c w ' r and a r ' l , J o h n K a m m e r . on p remise s .

1547—149lh s t , n s, 90 w Brook av. bu i ld ing moved ; cost . $ 3 5 0 ; W m O'Keefe, 7 2 3 E 149 th s t ; a r ' t s , S E Ogden Se Co, 954 Lex ing tcn av.

1349—Wash ing ton av, n e cor 169 tb s t , f ront and r ea r wal ls r e b u i l t ; cosl , $ 3 6 0 ; A Viol, on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , R W e r n e r , l i 8 t h st and W e b ­s t e r av.

1351—Whi t e P l a in s road, s e cor Br iggs LV, new w a l e r c loset ; cosl , $ 9 0 ; J o h n Knowi l z , WUi i a r a sb r idge ; a r ' l , W m M Rouzee, W i l l i a m s ­br idge,

1552—-White P l a in s av , e s, 75 s J e r o m e st. 1-sty ex tens ion , 5 x 9 . 6 ; cost , $ 8 6 ; ow ' r and a r ' t , s ame as last ,

1557—3d av, s e cor Rose s l , new steel b e a m and g i r d e r s ; ccst , .$.800; ow ' r and a r ' t . Cb Schneider , 2 3 5 E 116 th st,

1562—Mianna st, n s, 100 e U n i o n p o r t road, new piazza; cosl, $ 7 5 ; Chas Wei le r , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' l , Ch r i s F Lohse , 906 W e s t c h e s t e r av.

JUDGMENTS. lu these lists ot Judgmenta the namea alphabet­

ically arranged and which are hrat ou eauh hne, « re those ol the Judgment detitor. Th« leller (U) uieau3 judgmenta lor deHciency, L'J meaus not summoned. LTJ slgnlhas ibai the Urst uame is fluiuioua; real namea being unknown. Judg-meuLB cLtered during the week and saUsfled be­fore day of publication, do not appear in iJiia colx umu, but in list of Satisfied Judgmenta,

23 Altieri, Antonetta—A Nelson 613.16 '2S Alger, Page N—S Cohn 119.22 20 Abelman, Morris L—P Galotta 0o9.10 '2o Asmussen, J Henry—L Adair i)3S.20 •2li Attierl, Touy—S Seelig 21ti.2l> '20 Ash, Joseph—M E Pia t t costs 39.7S

Ui7 Appleton, Daniel and Wm W and Serena F—T L Feitner et al Comrs costs 122,32

27 Acor, Lewis—L P Winslow 1 7 8 , 4 J 21 Arnold, Es ther B—Geo J Molloy 14(i.0J 2S Aspell, John W—Geo C Dutfy 224.30 2B Asch, Fanny—Metropolitan Street Ry C o . .

costs T9.59 2y Ariuour, Jona than O and Philip D ' - J o h a B

Cannon S4,70ii,l)S 23 Benedict, Francis B—Smith Premier Type­

wri ter Co ^y.fo 23 Bash, Dave—C Falkenberg 279.76 23 Heisinger, Philip—H Klingenstein et al.79S,S9 23 Brockington, H a r r y A—Louis GQlde as t rus -

tee 123.33 23 Blaurock, Johu A—E M Pelgram 780,39 23 Barash, Abraham—J Leitner and a n o . . ,30i.l t i 2.'] Brown, Thos L—G B Ruggles costs 27.72 25 Baker. Ann M—Louis Reiss 170,63 2o Braddoii. Lillian E F—M B Herbert fi3IJ.79 •20 Brill, Geo C—Cook & Bernheimer Co...31.0S> 2(i Blakeney, Wm A—Geo K Sutherland 3o7,71 •20 Biomquist, August—A H Greer 124.07 27 Bi'uen, Alexr J—T L Feitner et al Comrs,

ScC costs 122.32 27 Beck, Sigmund—M L & J O Leffier 298,00 2K Bauman, Herman otherwise J H—J C Orr

et al ,.- 1,033,07 2S Ball, Ernest H as assignee—M C Morrell,

124.15 2S Barker , M J - L Moffatt 205.58 •2S Brown, Thomas—B F McQuay 26.1o 2S Boisen, Henry A—.•i.lois Fink costs 77,lo 2S Bennett, Cath M F—M Creegaa l,14SI,.'i4 2S Baechle, Lawrence—M C de Terronenne,355-81 2S Baum. Lemuel—S I Abramson et al

costs 77.17 29 Baun, Michael—Marks Levin 824.49 29 Baker, Peter—Chas E Schuyler , .costs 163.12 29 Bellis. Frank—S Seinfel 16.6.87 29 Blomquist. Henriet ta M—A H Greer. . , .153.52 29*Bryan. Wm J—Baker Vawter Co 12,02 23 Coumeiet, Jean aud Madeline—I Fr ied . .189,83 23 Christmas. Wm A—F Schroeder 172,33 23 Cooper, Wm A—G Canepa 353.77 23 Cohen. David—J Leitner and ano 304.16 23 Caldwell, Wra H aud Emily R—G M Smith.

4,037.33 25 Cutler, A b r a h a m ' and Herman—Louis Bog­

ner 309,59 2o Conkiing, Marcus W—Chas R Shaw as recvr.

See 84a.l6 26 Combs, Alexander, Jr—Continental Biscuit

Co 813.40 26 Cooper, Wm A—Everett Clapp 1,2S3.36 26 Cromby, John F—E R Cole 679.06 27 Carroil, Chas J—T Roosevelt et al aa Comrs,

See costs 58,32 27 Gutting, Walter—T L Fei tner et al COmrs,

&c costs 122.32 27 Case, David K—L S Phillips 69.34 27 Cohen, Abraham—L Oppenheim 787,»0 27 Costello. T h o m a s - B ,F Winfield 52.95 28 Cody, Thomas F—James Higgins . .costs 116.76 2S Cottew, May G—N Dube costs 10S,8S 29t*Corick, John—Antonio Cuomo 542.34 29 Carples, Jamea M—Max Freund 409.o2 29 Churchill, S W e l l s - J D Alley 152.69 29 Conroy, James J - J Kessler & Co 167,28 29 Clarke, Chaa S—B D Traitei et al 844,52 23 Dyer, John N and John B—G M Smith

costs 309,02 25 Delaney, John A—Isaac Goldberg, .coats 40.00 25 Devoe, Isaac L as exr, &c—A L Harsin.614.77 2^ Diepenbrock, Melchior—E Ste inback . . . .

costs 65.74 25 Dolan, Charles—0 J Stephens 66.22 25 Daynes, William as att 'y—The Roscoe L u m ­

ber Co 1,833,13 26 Demarest, F rank P—Geo R Suther land. .357.71 29 Deichmanii, Minnie and Diedrick—Korner Sc

Schwabeland Co 539,80 26 Dwyer, Thomas—B D Traitei et al 93,74 27 Dougherty, J Hampden—T L Feitner et al,

Commrs, &c costs, 122.32 27 Dunne, M Walter—D 0 Edson 1,297.12 27 Duff. John W—J Beck 203.40 27 Doris, James—Moore & Sinnott 454.54 27 Dunne, M Walter—D 0 Edson 391,60 27 Dornhusch, Ernst—J M Varnum t r u s t e e . . .

302.46 27 Davis, Henry H—L Oppenheim 787,50 27 Dillon, Peter F—P Molzen SS.O.i

28

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29 29 25

26 26 26

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28

28

29

20 23

23t 23

23

Davenport, Jamas B—John Davenport 45,858,34

Diehl, Margaretta—John Todd 956.20 De Rivera, Henry C—Eastman Kodak Co.

.95,82 Dayton, Har ry A—Helen R H Dayton

costs 135,65 Edwards, Annie—N L Kramer 39,8tl Evans , Ctias B—Flemington Coal and Coke

Co 257.45 Bttelson, Henry—D S Damborn 627.35 Bsler, Fredk C W - M B Pia t t costs 39.78 Egerton, W m C—Pultonville NaUonal Bank .

1,158,02 Edwards, Annie F—H B Moore, J r 200.87

the same Edward Meyer 252,00 Frank, Abram—American Box Machine Co.

118.82 Fowler, Clarence M—iV F Pelletreau . . .132.50 Foehrenbach, Bessie—G B Ruggles .costs 27.72 Felch, F r a n k W - J H Lyon et al 482.83 Frank , Marka—E Forgotston costs 244.44 Freeman, George and Herman—S B Kraus .

174.57 Fowler, Joseph O—E R Coale 679.96 Fi t t s , Jobn W—R H Cooke 308.67 Ferguson, Henry D—F Gerken 23.59 Foster, James P—Geo F Johnson. . . .1,657.67 Fuake , A H as exr. See, John T Farley —T

L Fei tner et al , Commrs, &c. . . costs, 122,32 Fyfe, Jobn—I G James 188,93 Fine, Jacob—J J Buckley 37.00 Farley, Ricbd S—T C Press as recvr, fi;c. .

28L96 Flaher ty , Michael—J F and J B Claffy,.122,56 Pine, Jacob J ^ G e o J and Wm J Kenny..43.15 Friedman, Max B—H Goldstein 18.75 Foehrenbach, Bessie—B F McQuay 26,15 Fitzpatr ick, Patrick—George Eng l i sh . . .249.00 Faulhaber , Frederick—H J & R H Mocre.

33,59 Flynu, Chas S B—H M Cardeza et a l . .338.52 Garten, Anton—A Ear th 132,78 Gallagher, Fraak—David Stevenson Bi-g Co.

1,244.16 Garrecht. C h a r l e s - H Conklin 89.84 Gerschner, Ray—0 Sichel and ano 318.17 Gedney, Wm A individ and as exr, See—N F

Vought costs 97.03 Graham, Chas H ^ A Arnstead 258.50 Gallagher, Theodore—J S Bushnell 119.46 Garfunkel, Morris-—L F DommericU..

costs 101.34 Gerschner, Ray—H Michel 185.27 Gunsenhiser, Max—J ThaJheim 28.09 Gannon, James J and Ar thur Gorsch—Ro­

nalds & Johnson Co 401,26 Green, John B—Union Steel and Chain Co,

costs 60.32 Gancher, Jacob I and Isaac as guard—Metro­

politan Street Railway 'Co costs 92,80 Goldstein, Gussie, Herman, Michael and Jo­

seph J—F M Bacon et at 83.20 Gross, Charles or Cbarles, J r - A r m o u r Pack­

ing Co 290,77 Greenberg, Nathan—B Weingreea 205,97 Hughes, Bernard J—M Steiuheimer and auo,

SS,18 Haas, Andrew—T Fleisehauer 420.17 Hoegeu, Anton—0 Goetzel 83.44 Hardy, Frank—G M Smith 4.037,33 Hough, James W tbe aame costs 309,02 Hayward. Sterling F—Wolff Se Zwieker Iron

Works 279,63 Haskell, Fredk F as t rustee, itc—Steinhardt

Bros & Co. , 98.19 Herter . Peter J and Maria A—R Priedman,

: 839,79 Hallock, John—B Frey 33.27 Hawley, M Fay—P A Flinn 135..55 Hauben. Solomon—J Davidson 1,610.17 Hayes, F rank P—G E Holenbei-g and ano.

20 26 26 21; 20 .26 27

.75.34 Herzog, George-Tins ley Jeter 72S.13 Holmes, Wm F - F Argueso 220.22 Hemmel, Ar thu r B—B Wendland 257.68 Homans, Wm B—G B Cluett et al 718.74 Herli tzka, Leopold—Jacob Ruppert 845.38 Haveus. LeUtia W—Wm J Leeds 235.31 Hauben, Samuel—A M Schlegelmilch & Son

67.22 Halliday, Joseph G—F J Lant ry as Comr.

&c costs, 57,12 Henderson, John C—B J York et al as Comrs,

&c costs, 74,92 Hart , Josepb D, and Joseph M—W H aud F

Hussey 442,50 HoliingKworth, John E—G Borger 182,17 Huntington, Martha E J—R E De Camp,130,OS Herta, Sara and Sussman—R L Berger.2:13.20 Hauben, Saml H—N Y Metal Celling Co.93,09 Hawkes, Henry—John W Haa ren . . . .1,406.55 Hague, Joseph—J W Hoey 404,09 Husted, Thos D—Norberth PtefCer 6-91,69 Hoexter, Julia—Geo W Dorney 270.15 Hemmer, Peter and Peter, Jr—J Stern, .

568,30 Hart , Frieda—F L Weilman 857.72 Hillis, Lewis B—Wm H Sweny 62,52 Heinemann, C h a r l e s - H F Nordeman, . , ,65,22 Hart , Cornelius A—The L A Williamg Pub­

lishing and Engraving Co 30,.o9

29 Hornberger, Geoige—S Miller, . . .costs 159,52 29 Howard, Michael D—J S Hanson , .costs 180.09 29 Hilgeman, Jacob—M Michaels 62,45 29 Hecht, Julius—D J Loewenthal 102.75 29 Heer, Henry—Sharp Se Dolime 89.28 23 Isaacs, Reuben—H Klingenstein et a i . . .798 .89 25 Irvin, Ralph V—Dimock Se Fiuk Co 173,81 26 Iffer, Charles—Cook & JJernheimer Co. . .27 .59 27 lilies, Herman—N Y Sc Brooklyn Brewing

Co 8O.0T 23 Jacquette , Wm 0—H Johnston 188.60 26 Jordan, Henry W—Riverside Bauk . ..1,408,07 27 Jussen, Carl—John J Scanneli as Comr, Scc.

cosls, 570,68 27 Johnson, F r a u k 0—H Martin 20.22 27 Jones, James H—T L Feitner et al Comrs,

&c eosts,122.32 2i Jones, John P—R H Martin 737.09 28 Jungman , Charles—H N Steinert 14,15 29 Jenkins , Wm T—The L A Williams Pub­

lishiug aud Engraving Co 18.09 23 Kesselman, T o n y ^ P H Lustig et al

costs 80.31 23 Kick, Augusta F and Alberl W*—McDer­

mott -Bunger Dairy Co 399,16 23 Kaufman, Marie—H C M Gennerich et al

exi-s, Scc 677.23 25 King, Samuel J as att 'y—The Roscoe Lum­

ber Co 1.015,37 25 Katz , Max J—F Galotta 659.10 26 Kelly. Francis J—Cook Sc Bernheimer Co.

239.35 26 Kensing, Harry—Louis Solomon 311,15 26 Krackowizer, Richd F—Louis McDonald.

1,683.50 26 Klotz, Charles—The T H Wheeler Co. . .297,34 26 Klein, Lena—N Levy 75.57 26 Kirst, Robert—F Sc M Schaefer Brg Co.308,09 27 Kenny, Micbael—James Kaue as Comr, See.

costs, 25.05 2i Kata, Max J—Johu Jacoby 1,965.02 Z7 Koblitz. Ludwig—F H McLaury 28.47 27 Kahn, Louis—Cudahy Packing Co 239.51 28 Kragel, Elmer E—Jean B R Kragel

costa 100,00 28 Kling, Philip—Norberth Pfeffer,. , .10,269.41 28 Klein, Wiiiiam—Henry Elias Brewing Co. .

5.303.90 28 Kessler, Levi L—P Cashin costs 199.00 29 Kaiser, William—H Hyman 26.40 29 Kroener. George—E Heller and ano. . . .197.77 29 Kabn, Louis—Juha Wray 145,44 25 Lamphear , Aymar S—V F Pelletreau ..132.50 25 Limbacher, Philip C—National Wall Paper

Co 710,49 25 Loub, Chas M—American Druggist Pub Co.

50,41 25 La Forest , Bdn in B—B Schmidt 47,22 20 Levey, Morris—Chaa H Nickels 143.78 26 Lefcourt, Abraham B—L F Dommer ich . .

costs 101.34 26 Laue, Charles—S A Horowitz 429,15 26 Lesser, Saul—P C Long 93,86 27 Larkin, Matthew A—J H O'Neil 488.58 2T Levinson, .A.aron—R L Burger 180,06 28 Lupher, Jobn D - ^ P Barr 259.19 20 Leavitt, Micbael B—G Se L Vongeres 52,40 29tLangtoii, oJlio—Antonio Cuomo 542.34 29 Levy, Morris—John Vincent exr, fi;c

(D) 1,1.53-48 29 Dinflsey. Caywood A—Piedmont Hardware Co

236.03 23 Millner, Cbas A—Smith Premier Type­

writer Co 29.65 23 Monro, Geo F—J B But terwor th et al

costs 70.76 23 Mayers, M o r r i s - H Klingenstein et a l . .798.89 25 Mooney, Mary—I Goldberg costs 40.00 25 Mayers, Morris—Seifter Sc Son 260.18 25 Meres, Fred R—M Brennan 35.22 25 Meehan, John—A G Hinckley 102.57 26 Mackay-Smith, Virginia S ag t rus tee . &c—

A Crawford et al . . •. 290.50 26 Miner, George—Gohen Sc Co 27.22 26 Monsanto, David M—G B Cluett et a l . .718.74 26tMilair, Geo A I—A H Greer 124.07 26 Mautner, Jul ius and Louie—Annie P i k e , .

costs 115,54 26 Morse, F r a n k P—G Wlldermuth 50.53 27 Mandelstein, Morris—J Will iams 673.78 27 Munn, Orson D—T L Fei tner et al as Comr,

ScC costs 122.32 27 Martiu, Thomas T—H Cannon 83,17 27 Michell, Heury, John W and Joseph V—Wra

H MicheU et al costs, 420.13 2'* Moran. James—Press Publishing C o . . .6.12,49 28 Mooney, James J—W O'Connell 1,1.57,60 28 Michel, George—H R Worthington 29,34 28 Mersereau. Edward—J W Fiske 26.55 2,S Morse, Geo B—E Webar and ano 79,15 28 Mills, Harrison C—T G Patterson 1,019,87 28 Murphy, Daniel, Jr—P F Healy 86.59 29tMoore, James A and Mary—Henry Wise .

358.47 29 Mangles, Poweii—Francis R Wissmann.544,12 2ntMilaur, Geo A I—A H Greer 153.52 29 Mearns, John R and Fredk C * - B a k e r Vaw­

ter Co 12,02 29 Moore, James F—Wood Sc Selick ^9.54 29 Martin, John L—B Kreizer 32,37 25fMnIan. James I3—R Christie 36,42 25 McGowan, Jaraes P—M J Taylor as exr, &c,

costs 77.83 25 McGarr, Patrick—Conaolldated Ice Co 77,40

I I 5 6 [Manhattan] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, 1900.

26 McGovern, Joseph P and Ph ihp A—Elsie R Coale ? iv "u9

27 McMurray, Thomas, Jr—I G James ^%?-f.^ 27 .victsride, Thomas—J B Moores fo.tli 25 -vicitride, G e o r g e - J L R e y n o l d s . . . . 93.1() 2B ••ylcCattiey. Margl A—Jchn J M Bidlitz et al

b, idci.26 28 McMEUiiis'.'bailiel C - J L Mott Iron Works

, , , „ . . . ^ . . . . . . . , 0" iO-oy 26 N o e ' w m D — P Gilsey et al exrs, &c, . ,210.59 26*iNatler, Meyer, aud David Nathanson—S and

H Kraus T J ^ ' ^ 26 Nasse, Arthur—D W Hoffman "^^Voo 26 Newcomb. Geo P—D O Haynes & Co. . . ••^2-22 27 Neppert, / r a n c i s J - P e o p l e s ' Bank "^j^^^^f-g,, 27 Nanthau , 'wa l te i ' - ^S L Pakas iToTi 23 Ohayon, Albert M—A Nelson . . b i d . l b 23 O'Hanlon, Philip P—C 0 Woodhouse. .1,744,61 26 Olseu, Chas K—John S Bushnell J l x ' ^ , 26 Olsen, Anette A—John Toohey ^°7-^ ' 27 O'Leary, -Margaret-M Strauss et al exfs. See.

_ . . . . , , . . . .17o.lo 28 0 i sen , "Ane t te A - J o h n Toohey 247.46 29 O'Shea. Thos B - T h o s C Buck -.••^^^•SS 23 Pfotenhauer. Paul—G M Smith . . .costs 309.02 25 Parma, Louis G—Consolidated Gas Co . . . o3 .^1 25 Proskey, Sarauel—Beinecke Sc Co 911,9a 27 Peyser, F M—T L Feitner et al as Comr,

^(, costs, 122,32 27 Pennington, Edward J—Mary J Penuington.^^ •'9 Pfister, Veit—German Exchange Bank.279.88 03 Plate, Louis—Obermeyer Sc Li ebm an a, 1,198.66 29 Papa, James, F r a n k F and Joseph S ' - P B

Atteau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l i > i . 0 3 20 Perry, Geo H - P h i l a d e l p b i a Co ••••••• ;*^-^ 23 Reiss, M e y e r - J Livingston RJ S'Hn , 0 23 the same the same CD) d.l^a. i s 23 Reiter, Louis—Wra R Bell .V,~ 25 Ripperger, Albert—W Ewer t . . . . . . . 4 2 . 1 7 25 Romeyn, Harr ie t te S D - E P ^^^^^^':i^-j2 25*Rohmeiiu's," Frederick—H Conklin 89.84 25 Roggenbrodt, August—Consolidated Gas Co. 25 Roiib'erg, Prederick^ the same •'^'*;?'^ 25 Rydell. Henry C otherwise Henry C Reidell

—Mary E Marsh 1"°-S? 25 Renauld. Chas H I ^ C i t y o( New York,344,98 25 Rosenbaum, Henry—C Sternbach et al.1,408.79 26 Randolph, Wm J—Geo R Sutherland . . .3o7.Tl 27 Richardson, Emma J - G e o S Goodwm i94.0S 27 Robinson, Henry C—Isaac A Hopper.2,o43.9b 27 Ros-nfeld. Mortimer C—S L Pakas 49..79 29 Rubin, Lina—American Bos Machnie Co^.

40o.l( 29 Richardson, Walker—Wm 0 Inglis 1.363.22 29 Rafferty, Mary E A - W m A Gorman. . . . i l . l o 29 Rosenberg, Abraham—S Li t tenberg . .l,04o.34 29 Rochsler. Cbas F—.Margaret Roebsler . .96^.00 29 Rosen, Thomas and ' H a r r y Rotman—E^

Weber and ano '•£!;''7 29 Roeder, Adolph L—L Doherty 74.a4 29 Ratner , Lottie—B Hirshfleld by guard . . l l b .o2 29 Rockwell, Wm W—Mary Rockwell

costs 4 i , 00 29 Rushmore, Samuel W—S A Underhi l l . .122,98 29 Runk, Cbas E and Aurelia E - J o h n A Ste w-

ar t et al as Irustees, &c (D) loJ .d i 20tReisenberger, Altred—H J M Cardeza et al

^ . > • • - - < 1 1 ^ - J * *

23 Stewai-t,"Mati'lda-G R S u t h e r l a n d . . . . . .2^0.40 23 Schreyer, John—J A Deering (D) l,8^2.a!> 23 Scheffer, Joseph—Wm Cas Baker as Sher i^

o! Queens Co costs 242,09 25 Schnapp, Joseph—F Tischler 120.3b 25 Savarese, Antonio and F o r t u n a t o - A Mu­

sica -^ rSX 25 Straus, Edward—Chas F Hubbs dJo.uO 25 Shannon, Abram—T B Gorsuch '^l\'in 25tStark. Joseph—L Bar th . . V n i o i T 25 Solomon, Abrahara—J Davidson 1,610,1/ 26 Scbmuck, Herraan—M C Quigley ^-^^^-Jl^ 26 Sweeney. Catberine—Joseph Beck..". . . . loJ.64 26'Snoka, Louis—S and H Kraus 42S,04 26 Stuart , Robert as trustee, &c—A Crawtoi;a_

nf fli ^ _ , , . , . . . - ,zyO,oU 26 Schultz,' Henry—Harris Tow ^'^'^-fl 26j-Schroeder, Frederick—J Beck et ai ;fi*-J^ 25 Schledorn, Julius—Standard Agency C o . l i l , 1 2 26 Sanderson, Bessie—A Levy i i2-=^ 26 Settel. Lyman L—L Blaut -„-?3-?-2° 26 the sarae the same- £,lli.i^ 26 Singer, Alfred—J M Vannet t ' s Sons . . . l l o , 0 4 26 Secor, Richard J - L & J Hirsch 29.01 26 Saitta, Philip S - J B Leo lSi .99 27 Segi, Alfonso—The City of New Tork . . . . ^ .

costs l lo-42 27 Suarez," Benigno S and Peter S. Theo B

and G Starr, and Geo F Slade as esrs , Scc, H Schleicher as esr , &c—T L Fei tner et al Corars, &c costs 122,32

27 Somraer, Jaeob—I Kashare and ano .,1,146.82 27 Scharsmith, John E—I G James 188.93 27 Stone, Chas H—R Sc E Bicket 25S,4o 27 Simon, S o l o m o n - J J Buckley 37.00 27 Straight, Altie Z—A Nirr i t 99.72 27 Schledorn, Julius—C F Reynolds 262,07 2T Soloraon, Abrahara—A M Schlegelmilch Sc

Son 67.22 27*Salomon, Abram—N Y Metal Ceiling Co. .93.09 28 Schultheis, John—John T Will iams

costs 108,24 28 St'e'lnau,'Chas J—A S Gorham and a n o . . . .

costs 61.2o is Sbuini'k,' Morris—N Shulnik ^11'^^ 28 Swideler, Alexr J—L Resenraon y:^'^^ 29 Starr Paul—Obermeyer & Liebmann,l.lUb.fab 09 Schnitzer, Wm H—G P Pu tnam ' s Sons,.132.59 29 Stewart, Jaraes M and W m R - C h a s ^^^^^^ 29 S e n g e r , ' • H a t h V - ^ H e n y y ' F l o f e V a l . . . .'240.01 29 Studwell, Geo S - J u H u s Dietz 493.77 29 the same Geo W Lockwocd . . . . . -220.44 •>9 Schlosser, Alice and Louis V*—F Beck. .207,lo 20 Sterne, Morris B—F Hafi 121,6a 26 Smith. Thos M—J fi: L Bernstein . . . . . . 4 1 3 , 0 7 23 Townsend, Clarence H—Ampersand Hotel

26tToblei-, Mai-y-S Uflands 2 i ,9 . 27 Thompson, J C—T L Feilner et al Comrs,

&c costs 122,32 ->7 True ' c i a rence F—C Y Ackerman 2,779.02 27 Thorapson, Mary A—W H MicheU et a l . . . .

_ _ costs 420,13 27 Tobias, Louis—Gregoria di Lorenzo. . . .273,02 29 Tuthill , Wm B—The L A Wil l iaras-Publ ish­

ing and Engraving Go -,fi-f: 29 Toklas, Max—Fannie Hodwltz o20.6o 23 Workraens Sick and Death Beneflt Pund of

the U S of A and National Executive Board of sarae—Henry Merz costs S3.t>7

23 Metropolitan Streel Railway Co—W Meagher. . .. .J^,1^0.07

•'3 ' the same h Ehrhard as admr, & c . . 5,908,46

23 Third'Av'e'n'u'e R ' R Co—J Mendelsohn. . .350.00 23 Howard, Whitfleld & Robinson Co—Coy

Hunt Sc Co 102.68 23 Pelhara Hod BlevaUng C o - G M Smith. .

costs 309.02 •>3 The ' c i t y ' o f 'Ne 'w York—The Thiel Detective

Service Co .3,u80,li 25 The City of New Y o r k - J Haiduven s ^g^s. 25 Bowery B a n k - A L "jafie''. - . . . •-29-29 23 Slaten Island Cricket and Baseball Club—B

Wasserman ••••^'r'—f'^ 25 The John J Hayes Machine Go—Wm R Baird

o83,09 •25 Vornberger '& 'co ( L i m ) - M o e Levy,costs 110,7S 25 Howard. Whitfield Sc Robinson Go—S Moses 25 Me'tropoiita'n Street Railway Co—P Cullen

costs 109,90 26 The 'Th i rd 'Aven i ie R R Co—S Allen 200.00 •>6 the same H Herschel ^19,10 26 The Fidelity and Deposit Go o£ Maryland—

W Brooke Db4.9.i 26 The People o£ the State ot N Y—W Brokate

_ costs 10,00 26 Ocean 's ieainship Co and Morgan Ii-on Works

—Wm M Hoes, Public Admr. &c 3.68-.04

Co .444.97 23 Thom'p3o'n',"Fr'ank E—G R Suther land. .280.40 23 Turner . Auguatus as trustee—J A Seyraoux-

25 Taylor, ' David C^'The Roscoe Luraber Co.

25 T a m a g n o ! ' O s c a ^ ' c i t y of New Y o r k . . . ,330.83 25 Tobias, Francis J—John P Wierck & 1:0

costs 447.es 26 Tappen. 'Predk 'D 'aa t rus tee . &c—A Craw­

ford et al ioni.ou 29 Thompson, Hervey—G Zlesenlss 178.22

26 Provident Savings Life Assurance Society ot N Y—H H Meeder 3,3^4,41

26 The Pennsylvania Fire Insui-ance Co of Philadelphia—H and B Mars . . . . . . . .a60,2d

•17 The City of New York—Bdward Maher,220.o2 07 the same M Fannell i by guardian.37a.24 27 N Y Centra! &. Hudson R R R Co—The City

o j t^ Y costs 18.O.J "7 The "Liberty Cycle Co—T C Underwood.74.01 27 Tbe People of tbe State of New York ex rel,

Washing ton Building Co, Niagara Fire Insurance Co, The Union Assurance Socie­ty The Imperial Insurance Co, The New York Eeal Esta te Assoc ia t ion -T L Feitner et ai as Comrs. See : costs 122,32

27 The John E Scharsraith Building and Con­t ract ing Co—I G James . . . . , 1 8 3 , J 3

27 Tbe Manhat tan Life Insurance Co—L_ Atn-berg et al . j) , j3i ,JJ

27 Lexington Avenue Ice Co—Wra H bchwen-[ g]- 300.O6

27 B lau rock 'Car r i age Oo—W L Tompkins and o|in . . . , . *»» , , , . . . . - . ' - .bi."*—

27 Metropoii'tan Street RaUway Co—M Goldwas-sei- costs 9b,04

27 The "Third Avenue R R Co—Ninfa Di Lo­renzo 300.00

27 the sarae K RadjaviUer by guardian 1,023,1)0

27 Tbe ' 'Metropol i tan Investment Co—A B W Hahn 322.2a

27 The Third Avenue R R Go and Metropolitan Street Railway Co—T P Monahan 819,00

27 Tbe Manhattan Railway Co and The Metro­politan Elevated Railway Co, and The New York Elevated R R Co—L G Miller. ,l.lol.XO

27 Greater New York Arauseraent Co—W A Wood 243.02

27 The Araerican Malting Co—M J . Curran admr, &;c V • ? r 4

27 N Y Central Sc Hudson River R R Co—G R Pries 0,872.Oti

27 the sa ra f r—A Siegel ..3,032.88 28 New York & Queens Ccunty Ry Co—C Mc­

Cann admr, &c 7,bl«.19 28 New Amsterdam Gas Co—Rosie Har r i s by

guard 4,612.50 28 The City of New Y o r k - B r o w n Sc Fleimng,

. . . . . ^ J,3*Jii-vd 28 The'Grek'ter New 'York Amusement Co—G L

Storm and ano - • ••^•"'"•^* 29 The F & M Schaefer Brewing Co—J " T a y ­

lor 7,b8o.uo 29 The New York Physicians Mutual Aid Assoc

, , . . . . . . .J-plyU. JO 29 The'Met'ropo'litan Elevated Ry Co and The

Manhat tan Railway Co—A N Cohen ,1,34.1.33 OQ the same K & M Muller 2,o04.37 29 the same Continental Trus t Co as

Comraittee, Scc .889.03 29 Metropohtan Street Railway Co—P McCaul

_ _ _ 349.40 ''9 " t h e ' s a i n e - ^ J o b J Weber 227.80 29 The City of New Y o r k - J & J A Tregarf^l^ligg 29 K'a'n'k'ak'e'e'Manufacturing Co—F Ki r shbaum

. _ . 1,804.^ 19 The "New York Elevated R R Co and Man­

hat tan Railway Co—H H Morton ^^tr &c ____ , . . . , . . . 1 - . J , 0 0 0 ' ^ l

•TO 'the'sam'e^ Simon Herman 3,644.50 29 the sarae 1 S Cooper et al exrs, &c._

l,662,o4 29 M'a'n'hatt'a'n Type Wr i t e r Co—Horrocks Desk

Co 643.09 29 the same -the same 560,64 29 The Metropolitan Investraent Co—B D Traltel

et al 84*-52 29 H B Lounsbury C o - J P Jordan Paper Co,

'_^ . 0 " i « - H 23 Up'ton^Coicord—L S Parmente r 770,90 23 Ullmac, Meyer H—S E Oellerich =>'™,o9 25 Vigna, Bmilio—M H Houpt & Son 2o6.03 25 Vander Hoogt, Cornelius as att 'y—The Ros­

coe Lumber Co 1,833,13 o^ Waldo, Gertrude R—G Behsmann 2,193.87 23 Walker, John E—E Hcijner and ano , .14,087.90 25 Wall , Wm H—L G Raegener as recvr, &c.

511,63 25 Wacker, Geo G—A Mietz 431.15 25 Weinrauch, Sarah—L & N Liehermann exrs

&c 431,lo '>n Weinrauch, S a r a h - L and N Lieberniann

exrs, a c (0)4,788,94

26 Wallowitz. Morris—S and H K r a u s 428.04 2titWork, Jaue C-—H N Fraser 191.43 26 Whyard, Wra W-—Geo R Sutherland. . . .357.71 26 Weber, Ciiarles-.\1 Rosauky costs 54,62 26 Whiton, Louis C—L Blaut 513.59 26 the sarae the same 2,114.72 26 Will iams. J Oliver—B Har t 143.84 26 Wellbrock. Martin—C H Nickels 116-62 26 Wierl , Antou—H Knuttel l • 610.95 26 Wehrraan. August—J Sexlou et al 486.08 26 Wainwright , Arthur G—American Surety Go

of N Y 1,7S7.6S 26 Wliiton, Louis C—Riverside Bank . . . .1 ,408,07 27 Washburn , Wm T—Geo S Goodwin 194.08 27 Whiton, Louis C—W L Gannon, Jr , . . ._S4,31 27 White. Jaraes F as exr and John A and John

A J r Weekes—T L Feitner et al as Comrs, &c costs 132.32

27 Webster, Frederick—L J Horowitz.costs 31,02 28 Wetherby, Lida M—D Werdenschlag

costs 24,38 2S Wood, Geo M—American Surety Co of N Y

323.08 2,S Wlil'te, (ilhas W - J Stewart, J r 2,529,98 2S 'Warren , Daniel W, Jr—Henneberger Se Co. 29 Wood, Jaraes E ^ G Greenhalgh and ano.50.86 29 Weddle, Calvni W—A P Bigelow 31.90 29 Weil, Jacob—Pauline Weil 160.00 28 Young, James T—N B McSorley 1.2iS.62 29 Zagat, Paul H—G Sidenberg 99,55

«

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

J u n e 23, 25. 26. 27, 28, 29,

Aehard, J V i c t o r - D Maboney. 1900 $200.00 Adams, Robert—The National Park Bank of N

y . 1896 1,039,98 Same The Hanover National Bank. lS9b.

1,026.60 Sa",^e^ll.s'am'e. 1896 829.01 Same Henry and Herman Krolich, 1896.

1,863.60 \ciams,'R'oht—Louis and Geo De Guraoens. 1S96,

:.,1,149.60 Arnstein' , 'Emanuel—Max Har t . 1900 24,43 . lAdams, Robert—The Oakes Mfg Co. 1896^.^.

Adams',' Rober't—David Berg 'e t 'a'l,' 1896. .2;019,l i Biddulpb, H H—Franklin Paper Co. 1900,, .108.67 Benowitz, M e y e r - A Eisenbud. 1899 28.24 Bader, Frederick—P Hoffraan. 1898 370.92 Burger, John B exr, &c— J P Wenninger . 1 ^ -

Conkiing,' "fhos W—Wm P Douglas as exr, &c. ] 89i) 68.64

Chadwick! ' john L—M Sternberger. 1900. . .25 .45 Cohen, Isidoi-—V Levy. 1899 ^jA° Culver, Henry.K—B C and M J Buvrard, 1900.

1,424,45 Cr'iim'p,' B F—Franklin Paper Co. 1000. .108,67 Cunninghara, Jos H and John J Curran—Harry

Held. 1900 670,10 Crowe Eugene F—Knowiton Bros. 1896. .2,380.01 Doran Chas L—Thos T Martin. 1900 78,46 Darrah, Stella P - H H Thayer, 1898 466.74 •Dudgeon, Frankl in P—R H Root, 1900 65.00 Davidowitz, Herraan—A Eisenbud. 1899. . .23.24 Dunn, Thos J as Sheriff, &c—Wm H Ruark.

VJ'M 476.10 'Deutsch, Albert and Isaac—B and S Spingarn

jggg 4,481.13 i S a m e - ^ s ' b i ' a ' z and ano, 1888 ^ ' i W ' ? ! 'Same Geo W Kuebler, 1889 : ^ • ^ ' ^ • § ! Dresehler, Adam—Louis Bossert. 1895, . .1,436.10 Doe, John—Christopher Rapp, 1900 l*^ - i t Dewey, Wm C—Gerry Philbrick, 1900 360.67 Deutsch, Albert and Isaac—L Fr iedman et al.

;£g90 1,346.02 Sarae^-^He'nr'y W Brichs. 1891 l'^'^'*-5i Same Charles Frazier and ano, 1891.. ,1,545.69 S a r a e — T h e National Pa rk Bank. 1887.. 827.86 Same same. 1887 633.24 S a m e - ^ t h e Robert Gere Bank of Syracuse, N Y

1S87 326.67 Same L Sondheim. 1887 - , 269.98 Eisele, C h a r l e s - J & M Haffen. 189o 487.36 Eichler, Sarauel—Lewisohn Import ing aud

Trading Co (Lira). 1900 :'„X^'"V:}-^ 'F ine , J a c o b - T h e H B Ciaflin Cc, 1398. . ,6o6.5a 'Same German Exchange Bank. 1898. • 1 J I I 2 Golde, Sarauel and Morris—L Pr iedman. 1893.

47.48 Garii lein, 'Frank—Annie Marraion, 1900. . .211.35 Gildersleeve, Emraa F—A Scbmidt. 189o. .2,191.98 Gottlieb, Edward as exr, &a—U Stasko. 1900. .

^ _ , , , . . , , , , . . . . . * . . , • < . 4 o y . u 7 Gel'lert,' 'iMorri's'-^A Eisenbud. 1899 A^^'^'t Goepel, Chas F - J o h n Bowes. 1 9 0 0 . . . . . . . .224,25 Garthman, Michl—Moses Freed. 1900 169,29 Hill , Geo H B—Mitchell A C Levy. 1899. . l l i . 0 7 Same same. 1900 A^^' t t Hattoff, Nathan—M S Weeker. 1 9 0 0 . . . . . .208.45 Hoffraann, W i U l a m - W m E Hills. 1 9 0 0 . . . .282.44 Helssenbuttel , John H—S H & H Spear. 1900.

562, bo Horchheimer , 'Daniel F—David H Levy. 1899 . .

^ 49,09 Hamiito'n,'Bras't'u's—Bdwd R Emerson. 1S99.72.16 g^mg -sarae 1900 119.01 Henck, Francis N - B d w d S Clinch. 1900.4,882.73 ^ m e - ^ M a r y J Smitb, 1899 \-^X^'^^ Heidenheimer, Mary—Charles H a r t m a n . l | | | - j ^ ^ Hani's' ," Herber t W-^drvi'lle B AcWer'ly. 1890.

. . , , . - • • . . . . . i l l i 'HJo- 'H Halpern, Lo'ui'a—Louis Bossert, 1895 1,436.10 Hoes, W m M, Publ ic Admr, &c—M M Peteler.

1900 7,661.68 Ha'chemei's'ter, Henry—K Hacheraeister. ^ 1 | ^ ' „ Honeyweil!'Eliza'e'x'r',"&c'-^J 'p 'wenninger . ipW-

Hawks , 'Mary B-Geofge Haselt ine, jgOO...66.64 Harr is , William—John A Woodruff. 1883..427.51 Same Franc is J C Ferria, 1 S S 3 . . . . a42.28 Hermann, E d w a r d - P Hoffraan. 1 8 0 8 . . . . .370.92 Hirsch, Albert A—E C and M J Euvrard . 1900.

1.424.4o l e t t e r , " E l i z a b e t h - K " Hacheraeister. ^^'2^

Jo'biison,' ' jas "W'-^'A 'Schmid't ' ."1895.! ' . ' . . . a jS l .SS Jobnson, Wra E - J M Smith. 1900 -220,81 Keecb, Saml J—Chas L Walton, assignee. l|P,J-,g s W ' e ^ ^ s a m e . • '1966. ' • . ' ' . ' . \ ' . ' . ,'.^^' •'•';'•'••--534,94 Kaufman, Simon—M Leipziger, 1896 46a,2S Kelly Peter—A Taber et al. 1890 290.6T

June 30, 1900, RECORD AND GUIDE. [Bronx] "57

Krakower, Gerson—Louis BoBsert. 1895.1,436.10 Krueger, Pauline—H Baertz. 1899 26.00 'Lubetkin , Sarah—Harria Grutt. 1897 30.06 'Levy. Abrahara—H Gillman. 1900 2,78o.a6 Lutz , Mary—A Meyers. 1895 ^H'^-.S Same -same. 1895 i^'^^ Sarae same. 1894 147.6o Livermore, F rank D—The Brown-Green Co.

1899 38.90 Liberman, M S—Jacob Gladke. 18S7 435.27 Lipaet, Maurice J and Michael Levittan—M S

Weeker. 1900 208.45 Mayers. Morris—F Seifter, 1900 260,18 Milliken, Wm S—Maud Milliken. 1900 94.74 Marshall . Oscar T—J P Wenninger . 1898. ,334.86 McNeely. Chas W—John Gleason. 1899. , ,964,81 'Mayer, Beniamin and Joseph—Ensign Newton

et al. 1S88 774.17 Same M and C Fleischmann. 1899 2,066.99 Neuraan, Thos L—Hudson P Rose. 1900. .170.59 Noble. Ranson E—J H Brown, 1900 251.42. Payne, Jeunie—Christopher Rapp. 1900.,164.14 Parker , Saral W—Altred Williarason. 1899

1,045.10 Richters, F redk J—R R Blllington. 1899. ,23.00 Reeve, Clifford C—Wra B McMann and ano

exra, &c. 1899 62,51 Same same, 1900 58,38 Robbins, Edward K—A Taber et al. 1S90. 290,67 Rhinelander, L a u r a V—M Kenny. 1897.. 1,675.07 Same same. 1898 96,92 Same same. 1900. 132,81 Stanton, Patr icl t -Graff Sc Co. 1899 96.98 Schaub, Joseph—P Hoffman. 1898 370.92 Stack. F rank T—E C and M J Euvrard . 1900.

1,424.45 Sameth, Max—New Amsterdara Gas Co. 1900.

84.89 Sllabe. Edward F—The Standard Gas Light Co,

1897 176,00 Tigaer , David—F Seifter. 1900 260.18 Todd. Jeane de Rivas—Anna C C Hays. 1899. .

535 94 T ' W 'Tl'm'p's'oc'i^i €0—R'bick's'o'n',"i966 54.61 The American Bonding & Trus t Co of Baitiraore

City and Mapes-Reeves Construction Co—John P Kane Co. 1900 2,022,75

Greater New York Newspaper Delivery <;o—J Slattery, by guardn. 1900 650.00

Araerican Dock & Trus t Co—Corn Exchange Bank. 1896 12.529.29

Same.—-same. 1897 250,50 Underwood. F r a n k L—Wra J Underwood, 1898.

7,007.37 Whi t taker , H a r r y P—Chas L Walton, assignee.

1897 1.257.48 Same same. 1900 134,94 Weir, Levi C as President, &c—J Abelman by

guardian. 1900 100.00 Wotton, Wm C - C B De Reau. 1900 1,687,66 Wright , Robt J—T Mahoney. 1900 500,00 Xiques. Francis W—Perez, Rodrlquee & Co.

190O. 317,17 Same^—R Steinecke Co. 1900 511,17

'Vacated by order of Court. 'Suspended on ap­peal. ^Released. 'Revemal . 'Satisfied by ex­ecution. "Annulled and void.

MECHANICS' LIENS.

June 23. 260—Broadway, n w cor 98th st. 100.11x100.

Louis Partzschefeld agt Bmilio Vigna ..1.450,00 261—98th st, s s. 170 e Madison av. 100x100.

G L Schuyler & Co agt Salomon Sc Hauben and John Doe 1.145.98

262—Rivington st, n e eor Norfolk st. 34x100. Same agt same 342.00

263—113th st, Nos 519 to 527 West. Zlmdars & H u n t agt Henry P and Marie Cook 598,00

264—149th st, n s, 120 e Morris av, o0.t60,6. New York Metal Celling Co agt Raphael Avalone 132,00

265—131st st. No 44, s s, 304 e Leuox av, 31x 99.11. John Cruickshank agt Chas H and Sarah A Brown 483.00

267—1st av, s e cor 44th st. Amerrcaa Forci te Powder Manufacturing Co agt Patr ick Maher. (Continued frora July 8. 1S92) 961.02

266—Same property. James Dempsey agt same. (Continued frora July 7, 1892) 1,881,30

268—St Nicholas av. s w cor 154th st, 9 9 . 1 1 K 151.10- John M Finnan agt Wra H Lake and Chas S Hibbard 1,320.55

269—Rivington st. No 74, n s, 44 e Allen st. 22x100, F r a n k Pelcyger agt Abrahara La-garovlta and Jacob Rosenbaum 125.00

270—104th st. No 58, s s, 200 e Madison av. 25x 100. F r a n k Thanis agt W H Hemming 6.50

271—138tb st, n s, 312 w Lenox av, 250x— to 139th st, Bovaird Sc Seyfang Mfg Go ag t Peter Mueller and Heck & Wahlig 2,175.00

272—'Lenox av, n e cor 119th st, 75.8x84.6x76.3x 84,6. Same agt Zimmerraan & Valente and Heck Se Wahlig 590.00

273—Broadway, n w cor 98th st, 100,11x100, Thos J Kelly agt Bmiiio Vigna and John Doe.

4,300.00 274—150th st, n w Convent av, 25xl0S.6x68.5x

99,11, Willson. Adams & Co agt McMillan Sc Walker 390.87

275—3d av, e s, 92 s 172d st, 108x100. Lorz & •Co agt Christian Becker 500.00

June 25-

276—98th st, Nos 19 and 21, n s, 300 e 5th av, 50x100. J Howard agt U S Investraent and Development Co and H Hosier and H L Conn.

1,100.00 277—OSth st, B s, 170 e Madison av, lOOxlOO.

MiUer £ Arker agt Soloraon & Hauben..1,650.00 278—3d sl , Nos 227 and 229 East . Same agt

same 475.00 279—Lewis st, Nos 7 and 9. Same agt sarae.45.00 280—134th st. No 1010. s s, 329 w Willow av,

17.7x103,6, Charles Seitz agt James and Mary Whit t ingham 245.00

281—3d st, Nos 227 and 229 Bast. F r a n k Pelcyger agt .Solomon & Haubeu 265.00

282—98th s t , s a, 130 e Madison av. Same agt sarae 2,000.00

283—Lewis st, Nos 7 and 9. w a. 125 n Grand st, 33.4x—. Bertha Helman agt same 120.00

284—109th st, No 108, a s, 120 e Sth av, 2ax 100.8. Wm H Dewey agt Antonetto Altieri,

. . . . : 250,00

285—113th st, Noa 623 t o 531. n s. 300 w Am­sterdam av, 100x100.11. Kennedy & Acker­man agt Henry F and Marie Cook . . , .1,460,20

286—113th at, Nos 519 to 527, n s. 300 w Am­sterdara av, 100x100. White, Van Glahn & Co agt sarae 586,72

287—145th st, Nos 529 to 533. n a. 100 e Broad­way, 100x100. Joseph and Emil Meyer agt Henry Wise and John Greira 36.00

2S8—lG3d st. No 751 East . John Lanzer agt Samuel Garland and Jacob Doepp 557.00

289—Grace av. w s, 120.9 n St Raymond av, 25x67.10x27.3x56,3.

Grace av, w s, 195.9 u St Rayraond av, 25x73,5x26,7x64,5.

Grace av. w s. 245.9 n St Raymond av. 25x55,3x26.7x46.

Same agt Hudsou P Rose and Sylvanus Thlbadeau 65.82

290—Parker av. w a. 75 n Rose pl, 25x100. Same agt sarae 209.20

291—Parker av, w s, 25 n Rose pl, 25x100. Same agt sarae - - 436.50

292—85th st . No 44, s s, 375 e Columbus av, 25x102,2, John D Lank and Cbas J Doehring agt Bertie Rosenfeld and Amelia S tur ia . .300,00

293—Eagle av, w s, 56 s 156th st, 72x99. Raf­faele LuoDzo ag t Hilda B Reeves 350,00

294—Eagle av, s w cor 156th st, 56x99. Lally & Luonzo agt same 126.00

29.5—Bagle av. w -s, 128 s 156th st, 72x99. Raf­faele Luonzo agt Hilda B Reeves 234,00

296—Washington av, No 1098, e a. 108.3 n 166tb St. 17x100, Wra O Rosaner agt Clarence and Mary Glasser 16.44

June 26.

297—Broadway, n e cor 103d st. 100x75, The Wat t s De Golyer Co agt Metropolitan Invest­ment Co 235,0&

29.S—Satisfied, 299—Eagle av, -w s, 20 s 156th st, 190x100. Thos

H Sinnott agt Hilda B Reevea 2,050,00 30O-4th av, n w cov ISth st, 53x136. Hotel

Belvedere, Howard Abbott agt Celestine S Wehrle and Payne Bnglneering Co 17.00

301—176th st, n s, 70.6 e Crotona av, 30x75. Otto J Spahn agt Fred Koebrer and Robert Huntley 162,00

302—Grand st. No 474, n s, 75 w Willet t st, 23x 100. George Dellon ag t Meyer London, Max J Levinson and Louis Lippman 1,000,00

303—Rivington st, Nos 132 and 1321,^, n e cor Norfolk St. 34x78, Same agt Abraham Solo­mon, Samuel Hauben and Abraham Eyden­berg 2,375,00

304—Pearl st. No 4SS, n s, 175 e Park st, 20x45. Jacob Krauss agt Giovanni and Antonia Riz­zo 75,00

30,5—Same property. Sarae agt same 730.25 3 0 6 - ^ a r k e r av. w s, 26 n Rose pl, 25x100

Grace av, s w s. abt 125.3 s e Lafayette et. 25x—

Grace av. s w s, abt 175,3 s e Lafayette st, 25x—

Jaraes A and B T Woolt agt Hudson P Rose and Sylvanus Thlbadeau 262,15

307—9Stb st, Nos 19 and 21 Bast, The New Jersey Adamant Manufacturing Co agt Henry Hosier and John Doe 1,373.76

308—Lexington av, w s, 59,3 n 27th st, 18.9x80. Eugene Schulz agt Stephen H Jackson and Archer Sc Higginson 3,652.50

June 27.

309—Grand st. No 474. Wiedbusch Se Schwartz agt Max J Levinson 550,00

310—27th st, s 3, extends trom Broadway to 5th av. "Victoria Hote l , " Cosmopolitan Range Co agt Eatate of Mrs Pa ran Stevens and F r a n ­cis Walton 4,933.62

•312—llSth St. n s, 100 e Morningside av, 50x 100. Michael Normoyle agt Max Vogel. . .900.00

311—149th st, s s, 100 e Western Boulevard. 100x100. Sarae agt McCracken Sc Dagnall.450.00

313—113th St. Nos 523 to 531. n s. 300 w Am­sterdam av, lOOxlOO. P i t t sburg Plate Glass Co agt Marie and Henry F Cook 602,27

314—148th st, n e cor Bergen av, 25x30. The New York Metal Ceiling Co ag t Albert Rotb­ermel 150.00

315—Rivington st, n e cor Norfolk st, 34x100. B Kreischer & Sons agt Salomon & Hauben and John Doe 783,04

316—20th st, Nos 36 and 38 East . John Holl agt John Walker 17,000,00

31T—Broadway, n w cor 98tb st, 100,11x100. Jobn Holl agt Erailio Vigna 10,000.00

318—3d st, Nos 227 -and 229 Bast. B Kreischer & Sons agt Salomon Se Hauben and Jobn Doe.

f 80.00 319—5th av. No 218, n w cor 26tb st, Walter S

Brigham agt Adelia D Ireland and E A Weiss­ner and B Fitch Se Co 161.62

320—5th av. No 213, n w cor 26tb at, 34.4x100, Albert Jacoby agt Adelia D Ireland, B Fitch & Co and Osear E A Wiessner 206,00

321—Olst st . No 162, s s, 191.8 w 3d av, 33,4x 100.8, Herman Hohouser agt Morris Dllllzky and Saul Fr iedman 676,00

322—St Nicholas av, s w cor 147th st, 74.11x107. Purcell & Fay Co agt Walter Fox 613.57

323- 'Eagle av, w s, 20 s 156th st, 180x100. Anton Larsen agt Hilda B Reeves 115,00

324^116th st, No 229 West. Sarauel Will iams agt Wm S Long 110,00

325—li7th St. n s, 100 e Sth av, 50x100.11. An­drew Jobnson agt Martin Diaken 125,00

326—Amsterdam av , n w cor lS2d st, 29,10x 100. Henry H Meise agt Samuel McCracken and Jaraes Dougherty 115.00

327—Cbarabers st . No 144. s s, 100 w Weat Broadway, 25x75. Denzl & Phillips agt Abrara V Whiteman and James Carapbell,875.00

J u n e 28.

B'ls—Bagle av, s w cor 156th st, 56x99. Peter Bradley agt Hilda B Reeves .395.00

329—Bagle av, w s, 56 s 156th st, 72x99, Same agt same 760.00

330—150th st, n s, 100 e Brook av, 250x100,. . 150th st, a 3, 100 e Brook av, 250x100.. . I

Elise Otto agt Lorenz F J Weiher, J r . 1,288.00 331—Webater av, e s, 50 n 174th st, 50x80.

Tbos G Holland agt F r a n k P Sabetti, (Contin­ued from June 29, 1899.) IT4.04

332—1st av, Nos 2167 to 2173, n w cor 112tb st, 100,11x87. Balthaaati Diehl agt Barney Isaacs and John Doe et al i^'^,'?,^-**

33.8—22d st, No 26, a B. 335 w 4th av, 30x100. Rapp Sc Speidel Iron Works agt A H Olfen and John Doe ..7,250.00

334—Lexington av. No 106, w a, 59.3 n 27th at, 18.9x80. Hlrszhorn, Marcus & Co agt ote-Dhen H Jackaon and Archer & Higgiuson. 43,00

3 3 5 - l 8 t av. n w cor 112th st, 100,11x100. Ed­ward Barbig agt Bernard Isaacs. . . . . -7.a*J.0O

336-20th st, Nos 36 and 38 Basl, Jaa J D u n r . agt John Walker 2,2ai.aw

337—Mott st. NOB 94 to 98, e s, 100 n Canal at. 75x100. W H & F W Cane agt Emilie H a m ­burger et ai. exrs fi:c, of Esta te Joseph_ W Hamburger - • • • ^8,o44.ou

33S-20th sC, Nos '36 and 38 Baat. Peter Foland agt John Walkor " , ; • • • ; • • • • ; - '^=, ;

339—27th s t s s, extends from Broad-way to 5lh av "Victoria Hotel" . Walker Se Chambera agt Es ta te ot Mrs Paran Stevens and E T Walton 400.ou

t340—112'th st, s s, 200 e Sth av, 66,8x100.11. Micbele de Palo agt Har ry E and W m H Glickman and Alessandro Langet ta and Nico­la Confortl .,, . . .84,«U

341-107th at, Ncs 309 to 313. n a, i2o e 2d av, l'>5xl00 Abraham Pinkovitz agt A Har t . .18-3>i

342—St Nicholas av. Noa 733 to 737, s w cor 147th st, 74.11x107. Purcell & Fay Co. agt Walter Fox. (Amended lien.) , „ '

343—Broadway, n e cor 107tU st. 81.2x100. V G & C V King Co agt Joseph A Stoll. Homer J Beaudet and John Doe 2bb.l6

344_Broadway, n w oor 103d st. iOOxoO. Ameri­can Luxfer Prism Co agt 'Metropolitan l u v e s t . ment Co ^^l-«3

June 29.

345-116tb af. No 123, n s, 125 w Lexington av, 25x100, New York Metai Ceiling Co agt Ro­salie and Alex Finkle 'r.' •o/,,^" •r:h,=

346—156th st, s w cor Eagle av, 100x200. Chaa Edel Se Son agt Hilde B Reeves. Louis and John Brandt and Central Realty & T r u s t Co._^^

347'_l-2d" aV, No3'2i6T' to f l ' f s . ' n w cor i i 2 t h st. 100,11x100. F rank S Grob agt Bernard Isaacs .

. . . . . . . , . . • . . . - - . ' J T ^ - \ ™ 34'8^Sth 's t , 'n 'w"c 'o ' r"Av B or Bast Ri-ver, 393x

100,5. Sicilian Asphal t Paving C o - ^ g t the Central Brewing Co and Richd Kaai: and John Uce 3,671.78

349—2d av, Nos 2167 to 2173. n w cor 112th at, 100,11x100. Carucci Brothers agt Bernard Isaacs . . . . , . . . - . oUU.uv

3.5O—OSth'st.' n ' w cor Exterior st, 394x100,5. Thomas J Dunn agt Central Brewery Co and Richard Kast and Jchn Doe .i.dOb.*^

351-7Sth st, Nos 220 acd 222 West. Mary M Mansfleld agt Smith & H o g a n . . . . . . . . . . . . .70.00 ,

352 -78 tb st, No 326, s s, 130,3 e Riverside Drive 17x102.2. Edwin Durable agt Lucy A Tripp 'or Lucy A Wella • • • .90,00

3 5 3 - 5 t h av, n e cor 16th st, 4 9 x - , Thos J Reilly agt Leo Wise and Jacob D ^ut le r^ .^^

35'4^83d' st,' No 117 ' s a s t ' ' 'Matthew Sraith agt J B Simpson and John Larn ty . . . . 3 0 . 0 0

355 -5 th av, Nos 141 to 145, s e cor 21si; st. 94x90 ReukauH Sons Sc Co, a corporation agt Caroline A McCready et al. trusteea for Bloise M Robbins and Nathaniel L ^'^^.^^^^^

•Edi ior Record and Guide: Lien flled against me by Michael Normoyle Is

absurd and ridiculous, he having done no work tor me and annulled his contract as he could not furuish surety bond as required. ^ ^ ^ _^^^^^

tEdi tor Record and Guide: T b e lien Sled against Har ry E and Wm. H.

Glickman and myself as contractor Is unjust . H« , a s done no work nor -s^he^emp^loyed^by rae.

•— BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

June 25.

J 'o 'n H k s c a l U to erect a 7-sty brk - ^ . ^ ^ « „ building; 1 payment . . . - rfio.y>oo

Broadway, s w cor •86?b%t,'102,5x117 3x102,^ . 119 6 John O Baker loans Le Grand K Pet J i ^ ' to e°-ect a 7-sty apartraent ^ o ^ f ^ - ^ ^ o o basement and ^^^^^L 16 payments l o ^ ^ ^ O O

Broadway, n w cor both st, ^ - - i ^ , " ; - * ^ ^ r ' t y 105 1 Same cans same; to eiecl * ( sty apa i tment house witb baseraent and '^^^Ijf^Sjo

liTir^ol 3 t 4 ' i o m - i - s , ' i 4 4 : e ; A v " a ri in^ B n„ ' , JD ,,. „ 1 V c 37 5 X n 9o to St, X W 00.0 to b e g t n . ' ^ p ' n c u s . L o w e n f e l d and Will iam P r a e l f r loans Harry Her tz ; to erect three bufldlnss e stories high with b a s e m e n t ^ O ^

1 5 4 t r s r ' s e 'cor 'Melro 'se 'av. '"2bxi06. ' Michael

^ Regan loans Jobn J O'Brien; to erect a o-sty

1 5 ^ 9 t i . ' ^ i ? ^ s l ^ ? o r i l 2 ^ i a p ' o f ' ' v i l i a g e ' / ' & "

b D ^ t r to e e rt rrutiS; r ^ ^ raenta '

June 27.

St Anns av, w s, 105 n 156th st, runs n IOO x w iOi) X s 95,9 X s e 16,4 x e 84,7 to beg^n. Erns t -Marx-Nalhan Co loans Christian Dah­iem; to complete four buildings; ins ta l l s .

.60,000.00 lO'o'th'3t,"n"s. 126 w Park av, 150x100.11. The

•City Mortgage Co loans Samuel J Ruth and Rachael Hoffman; to erect five a-sty apar t ­

ment houses; 10 payments Si,UOU-tJU

1158. [ M a n h a t t a n j RECORD AND GUIDE,

June 28.

S2d Et, n e cor Madison av, 62x100.8. Leopold B Rosenberg loans Wm H Ebling. J"": " complete holel building; instal ls 3o,00U.OO

Westchester av, n e cor 152d st, 83.6x110. Abra­ham H Feuchtwanger loans Wm H Holmes and Patr ick Smith; to erect three a-sty Hat^ or apar tment houses; 3 payments 6,t>00.uu

71st st, s s, 150 e 4tb av, 50x100,5. Borough ReaUy Co loans F r a n k W Her te r ; to erect a 7-sty apartraent house; 16 payraents . .02,500.00

163d st, s w cor Melrose av, 19.6x100x21. l l x 100. Nelson D Stillwell loans Chas L Baldwin and Ollie A Green; to erect a 5-sty building; 10 payments 19,800.00

112tb at, s s, 250 w 5th av, 108x100,11. Bd­ward Oppenheiraer and Isaac Metzger loan Jobn Acker; to ereot four 5-sty flat housea of brick and slone; 12 payments 46.000,00

J u n e 29.

165th St. B e cor Union av, 53,7x100. The Law­yers ' Mortgage Ins Co loans Joseph Marlam-Eon; to erect three 3-sty frarae apartmenta and store; 2 payments 18,000,00

Mercer st, Nos 91 and 93, w s. Abraham Boehm and Lewis Coon loans Jacob Bar tscherer ; to erect a 6-story store and loft building; 5 pay­menta 45,000.00

SATISFIED ORDERS.

June 26.

109th st . No 318. s s. 225 e 2d av, 32x—. En­rico Casabiance paid P J O'Brien on order of Abram Ciecone Se Bros, (Order flled May 14, 1900) $100.00

S A T I S F I E D M E C H A N I C S ' L I E N S .

J u n e 22.

'Broadway, n w cor 98th st, 75x100. Joseph A and Joseph Toscani agt Theresa Reinhar t and Catherine and Theresa Raraer, (June 2, 1900,)

120.00

June 23.

Rivington st . No 74, n s. F r a n k Pelcyger agt - Abraham Leizerovitz and Jacob Rosenbaum.

(Lien flled June 9, 1900) $175.00

June 25.

158th st, s e cor Cauldwell av, 150x85. George and Jacob C Laubenheimer agt Joseph Glocker. (July 31, 1899) 58,80

-108th st, Nos 3 lo 9, n s, 100 w Central Pa rk West, 100x100.11, John Holl agt Thos J Mc­Laughlin. (May 18, 1900) 625.00

June 26.

1st av, n e cor 107th st, 100,11x113, John J Mullen agt Tobias Krakower. (Feb 23, 1900),

r. 8,200,00 Sarae property, Louis and John Bossert agl

same. (Feb 23, 1900) 11,144.38 Sarae properly. Adam Happel agt same. (Feb

23, 1900) 8,225.00 Same property. Gerson Krakower ag t eame.

(Feb 23, 1900) 7,696,62 Same property. Manhattan Brick aud Terra

Cotta Co agt same, (T^eb 24, 1900) 545.06 Same property. Thomas Nelson agt same. (Feb

26,1900) 1,065.00 Same property, Wal te r G and Jaraes E Schuyler

agt same. (Feb 26, 1900) 338.75 Same property, Philip Leizenkowitz agt same.

(April 20, 19001 1,375.00 Sarae property, Antonio and Pietro Carucci agt

same. (May 1, 1900) 2.900.00 »99th st, n s, 125 w Park av, 100x100. Rodgers

& Andres agt Samuel Ginsberg. (Dec 29, 1890) 400.00

Crotona av, w s, 200 s Woodruff av. 18,6xl00x 18,10x11X1, Joseph Balaban agt Clara H and .Jtto Spahn. (May 7, 1900) 45,00

45th st, Nos 437 and 439. n s, 275 e 10th av, 40J:-60. ja-mes F Halloran agt Wra H Jordan and Robinson Sc Wallace, (March 12, 1900).194.16

3fl Avenue R R Co, buildings. &c. Saunderson & Wright agt 3d Avenue R R Co. (March 12, 1900) 619,88

Sarae property. The Falk Co agt same. (March 10, 1900) 5,035.65

Same property aod Union Ry Co. Same agt aame. (March 10, 1900) 0,182.05

Same property and property of Union Railway Co. American Steel and Wire Co of N J agt 3d Avenue R R Co and Union Railway Co. (March 1, 1900) 22,831.81

'66th st, Nos 5 and 7 East . John W Grimmer agt Wm J Schieffelin and Will iam Baumgar­ten & Co. (May 7, 1900) 96,60

93d st, s 3, 175 w Central Park West, 50x100. Adolph Lanker ing receiver of Mills Sc Fox agt Jobn De Har t . (June 14, 1900) 825.00

•92d st, No 254, s s, 100 w Broadway, 50x—. Kavare t Bastian agt Bmilio Vigna, (Dec 13. 1899.) 395,00

June 27.

•1st av, n w cor 112th st, 100,11x100, Geo B Chris tman & Co agt Bernard Isaac. (May 24, 1900) 4,468.16

'Ave D, n w cor 5th st, 58.9x82, Mary Mooney and Jobn A Delaney agt Morris Jacobson, June 8, 1900,) 598,14

'Morr is av, e s, 260 n 184tlj st. 170x—, S F Clark agt W m J Hargrave, Jr. (Feb 27, 1900) 9i .94

S45th St. n s, 275 e 10th av, 40x60. John N

Dyer Sc Son agt John Doe and Robinson & Wallace. {March 8, 1900) l i . 7 5

=Same property, Thos F McLaughlin agt Wm H Jordon and Robiuson Sc Wallace. (March 10, lyOO) 109.80

Sarae property. John P Kane Co agt sarae. (March 8, 1900) 1,336.40

Madison av, Nos 759 to 765, Buhler Sc Lau te r agt Louis Korn and South Dover Marble Co. ( June 26, 1900) • 1,400.00

3d Avenue R R Co, power house a t 65th s t and 3d av. Rlcbard Thompson agt Third Avenue R R Co. (Feb 26, 1900) 2,401.00

3d Avenue R R Co, franchises, &c. The Lorain Steel Co agt sarae, (Feb 27. 1900). . .232,682.82

Sarae property. Robert A Walsh agt sarae. (April 16, 1900) 2,242,00

Same property, A Dreyfuss agt sarae. (March 9, 1900) 2,621,03

Sarae property. Abeel Bros agt same. (March 6, 1900) 4,765.67

Same property, Hask ins & Coffin agt same. (Peb 27, 1900) 2,800,00

3d Ave R R Co and 42d St, Manhattanvil le & St Nicholas Ave R

R Co Houston Sc Co agt 3d Ave R R Co et al, (Mch 1, 1900) 1,325.58

Sarae property. Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co agt sarae. (Feb 28, 1900.)

507,681,00 Union Railway Co of N T. The Lorain Steel Co

agt Union Railway Co. (Feb 27. 1900.232,682.82

Juno 28.

3d Av R R Co, and | 42d st, Manhal lanvi l le Sc St Nicholas Av Ry

Co I United Building Material Co agt 3d Av R R Co and 42d st. Manhat tanvi l le & St Nicbolas Ave R R Co. (March 5, 1900) 65,813.15

42d St. Manhattanvil le & St Nicholas Av Ry Co. United Building Material Co agl 42d St, Manhattanvil le Sc St Nicholas Av Ry Co, (Feb 28. 1900) 65,813.15

3d Av Railroad Co, United Building Material Co agt 3d Av R R Co. (Feb 28, 1900) 65,813,15

Same property. John P Kane Co agt sarae and Naughton Sc Co, (Feb 27, 1900) 109,242,07

"7tb av, s w cor 149th st, lCi0xl75, Alessandro Lanzet ta agt W m H Redfleld. J an 10, 1900,)

11,766.25 Broadway, n w cor 95th st, 75x100. Hyde Sc

Gload Mfg Co agt Theresa Reinhardt . (Feb 13,1900.) 1,900,00

Same property. Sargent & Co agt same. (Apr 4 , 1 9 0 0 ) 518,77

Same property. Isaac Moritz agt same. Apr 23. 1900) 300.00

Same property. H a r r i s -H Uria ag t aame. (June 7, 1900) .-. 1,338,00

Same property. Har ry Woods agt sarae, June 4, 1900) 2,821.97

-118th st, Nos 14 and 16, s s, 210 e 5th av. Si­mon Wolf agt Wm H McWhirter . J u n e - S . 1900) 158,34

=Pranklin av, e s. 50 s 181st st, 100x102. Michl Clair ag t Frederick .Pirk and Charles Dia­raond. (Jan 29. 1900) 90.00

J u n e 29.

Broadway, n w cor 102d st, 100x125. The J L Mott Iron Works agt Dailey Sc Carlson, (Apr 20, 1900) 1,750.00

363d St. Nos 322 to 328 E. Louis Katzen agt Louis Sroka. (Juue 1, 1900) 225.00

=l l lh st, Nos 610 to 614, s s, 150 e Av B, 75x100. Herman Bodsky agt Har r i s Goldberg, (May 1,1900) 500.00

IOSth st, n s, 100 e Riverside Drive, 175x100. The EasC River Iron Works agt Wra V W Grahara. (May 14, 1900.) 1.962.64

=3d av, e s, 92 s 172d st, 108x100, Antonio Scerbo agt Christian Becker. (May 14, 1900.)

850.00 - l l t h st, Nos 610 and 614, s s. 100 e Av B, 75K

100. Jacob Kuschner agt Har r i s Goldberg. (March 29, 1900,) 67,43

108lh St. n s, 100 e Riverside Drive, 175x100. F rank Reynolda agt Wm V W Graham. (Mar 28, 1900.) 11.500.00

Same property. The New Jersey Adamant Mfg Co agt same and Thomas Graham, (Feb, 26, 1900.) 129.00

22d St. No 11, n s, 115,11 e Broadway, 26x98,9. Roebling Construction Co agt Wm H Stearns and Hartwel l -Thomson Construction Co. ( June 2, 1900,) 1,760,00

22d sf. No 24, 8 a, 306.1 e Broadway. 25x98,9. Same agl same. (June 2, 1900.) 2,556.71

22d st. No 24 B. Balser, Smitb Sc Co, agt Win H Stearns and Hartwell-Thomson Con­struction Co. (May 22. 1900 600,00

Same property. Tbos J Tracy agt The Har t ­well-Thomson Construction Co. (May 24, 1900.) 400.00

Same property, Jas J Coogan agt same and William H Stearns, (May 24, 1900,) . . .08 .00

Same property. Bast River Iron Works agt same. (May 22, 1900.) 3,565.20

Same property, Frederick Pearce agt same. (May 22, 1900.) 240,60

22d st, No 11. n s, 570,6 w Broadway, Thos J Tracy agt The Hartwell-Thomson Construc­tion Co. (May 24, 1900.) 400,00

Same property. Eas t River Iron Works agt sarae and Wra H Stearns and A W Delane, (May 22, 1900,) 3,546.75

l lTtb st, Nos 46 to 52. s s, 225 e Lenox av, Aruot Stone Co agt Philip Alexander and Thos R Calder. ( June 7, 1900.) 1,500.00

Same property, Tbe Jamestown Mantel Co agtsame. (June 8, 1900.) 1.265.00

OOtb St. n s. 125 w Pa rk av. 100x100. Max Weinstein agC Samuel Ginsberg. (Dec 22, 1899.) 1.35.00

'Discharged by deposit. 'Discharged by bond, 'Diacharged by order of Court.

MISCELLANEOUS.

BUSINESS FAZLTTRE5. Scbedules of ass ignments for week ending J u n e

29, 1900: Lia- I Assets. ,

bilities. Nominal. Actual. The Gerome Co. $1,870 S313 .?182 Barret t , Michl P . 1,979 2,978 1,337 Price.McCormick

& Co 12,698,561 24,180,065 12,469.921

GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS, J u n e 22 Steraper, Henry (of No 106 E 82d st, commis­

sion merchant , flrm of Henry Stemper & Co, a t No. 413 Produce Exchange to Benj D Gunn; no preferences; a t t 'y . F H Edmunds .

ATTACHMENTS. The following is a list of the Attachraenta flled

In the County Clerk's Office dur ing tha week. The first name is tha t of the debtor; the second tha t of the creditor, and the third tha t of the a t ­torney for the creditor.

June 22.

Huerstel , Francois H ; Daniel Ramel ; $606.19; H A Vieu.

J u n e 25.

Duerr . Henry 0 ; Edgar R Reels; $1,500.00; W H Ford.

June 27.

Higgons, George; Thoa G Hayes ; $208.33; P Sehmuck,

Neppert, F ranc i s ; Peoples Bank of .the City ot New York; $1,001,54; Blumenstiel & Hirsch.

David, Thom, Domeier Sc Co Lim; Toch Bros ; $1,117,78; Horwitz Sc Samuels .

June 28.

Capiazuto, George; Antonio Musica; $421.(Q; Gifford, Stearns Se Hobbs,

CHATTEL MORTGAGES. N O T E . - T h e first name,alphabetically arranged,

is tbat of the Mortgagor, or par ty who gives tho Mortgage, " R " means Renewal ot Mortgage.

June 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, and 2S.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Alteiri, A. .Wolff Bros. (R) $3,500 Anderaon, H B, 105th st and 3d av, ,V W An­

derson. Dental Fixtures . 220 Aversa & Cissimione. 716 9th a v . . S Carneal.

Barber Fixtures , 180 Abs, E, 45 B l l t h . . L Waller . Horse, &c. 50 Anthony, G, 252 B 7 7 t h . . M Cohen. Barber

Fixtures . I W Aley, H, J r . 1961 Amsterdara av . .G B Foster.

Drug Fixtures . (R) 2.900 Baumann Sc Bgeling. 240 Sou th . ,Mary Bau­

mann. Machines, low Bleiweiss, A, 156 Lewis. .1 Rubin, Butcber

Fixtures . 25 Brovenzano, F rank . 34 Bedford. . F Se G Haag

Sc Co. Barber Fixtures . 490 Blau, Louis. 74 and 76 Sheriff. .Beky Blau.

Ladles Tailor Fixtures , 200 Baron, Paul . 13 E B r o a d w a y . . . H A Mullei-.

Press, 115 Baron & Herschman, 304 E B r o a d w a y . . . L

Smith, Painter F ix tures . 125 Beather. P . . J Kandell . (R) 1,375 Borta, G D. .T N Bowles, (R) 242 Bungartz Sc Keller, 387 4th av, .Nat C R Co,

Register 225 Bolnich. S & H , . .Knowiton & Beach. Macbine.

475 Bunmaiz, H. 308 Stanton . .M H Petigor. Sy­

phon. 300 Barry. Michl, 138th st, bet 5th and Lenox avs

, ,F ide l i ty L A. Horses, &c, 150 Breidenbach, M J. West F a r m s . .Natl C R Co.

Register, -^OO Barcinski, E, 157 E 95th, .Goldberg & B. Soda

Fix tures . 60 Berman. Max. 173 Ludlow. .M Josephsobn,

Store Fixtures . 100 Capece Se Francesca. 96 H o u s t o n . . A Schwaab,

J r Co, Barher FIxures. (R) 122 Capasso. R. 2 Roosevel t . . . S Klein, Butcher

Fixtures , 33 Carbone. R. 11 Greenwich av, .L Corsi. Bar­

ber Fixtures . 230 Cody. J W. 535 W l l l t h , ,Lidgerwood Mfg.

Co, Engine. 875 Carroll . B, 78 3d av , ,Nat C R Co. Register,275 Callahan, D. 492 Columbus a v . . N a t G R Co.

Register 225 Cordes. J F, 785 Westchester av, ,Nat G R Co,

Register, 275 Crombie & Lamothe, 78 W a r r e n , . H C Issacs.

Press, &-;, .' 00 Curnen, John. . . B Curnen. Horses, Sec. 550 Cuomo, L. 404 B 108th . .M Schnurmacher,

Horse, &c. ISO Carev Pr int ing Co, 24 Vandewater and 20 Roae

, .Babcock P P Co, Press. 38,541 Cheskowsky. K A, 222 Broome. .M H Petigor.

Syphons, 22 Cruiee, Keelan & Co. 147 and 149 W 2 5 t h . .

Hincks & J. Coach, &e. 11,225 Central Wheelmen, 13Sth st and 3d av . .E J

Vaughan, J r . Pool Fixturea. 60 Douglass Bros , .Arche r Mtg Co. (R) 79 Dorn Sc Heas, 175 St Nicholas av . .Nat C R Co.

Register. 200

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. 1159

Dexter, W E. 118-122 E 126th. .Hincka & J . Coach. (R) 600

Dunn, Mary B. 303-309 W 53d. .W J Wooley. Horse, Scc. 207

D'Alexandro Sc Lecalzl. 1855 2d av, .Bilskl Sc Schwoebel. Barber Fixtures . (R) 223

D'Arabrisi, C . P Weatphal, (R) 105 Engelhard, A, Long Is land. .American Soda Co,

Soda Fixtures . (R) 700 Erker t , Hy. 66 E 8 t h . . P Westphal , Barber

Fixtures . 71 Emerich, W, 73 1st. .Baldinger Sc Kupper-

raaun. Gas Fixtures. 68 Eber t & Korn, 278 B 3d. .Bennet t Sc G. Soda

Fixtures , 100 Eureka Novelty Mfg Co. 57 Park p l . , . C L

Flaccus. Machinery. 2,322 Ebert , Hy, 278 B 3 d . . J Reidenbach, Wagon. 96 Feldman, Max. 219 B r o o m e . . ! Bardin. Wurs t

Fixtures . " 270 Fried, Rubin. 739-741 E 6 t h . . S Klein. Butcher

Fixtures , 40 Freundlich &, Weii, 100 F u l t o n . . .Rich Bros,

Pr in te r Fixtures , T30 Fox, Morris. 230 E Broadway and Bath Beach.

. . I D Goodman, Laundry Fixtures , 496 Frank , Abel. 318 Henry , .W Gruber. Horse,

&c. 100 Pr ishberg, D . .J Matthews, Soda Flxfurea.(R) 231 Greene, R W . . G W Benjarain. Wagon, See. 215 Gottesfeld, N. lolVs S tan ton . .Bennet t Sc G,

Soda Fixtures , 310 Genovese, R. 2306 2d av . .Klingler , S & Co,

Barber Fixtures . 381 Goldstein, Jos, 17 Crosby , . .A Eisenbud. Ma­

chines. 100 Giarri , G. 450 E H 5 t h . .M Schnurraacher.

Horses, Scc. 64 Gutowskl Sc King, 105 J o h n . .E C Fuller & Co.

Machines. 130 Greenberg, A & Son. 137 G r a n d . . . J Schmedt,

Wagon. loO Groth, C A . . C Riegers Sons, (R) 954 Grauer Bros. 4227 3d av . .Nai: C R Co. Reg­

ister, 300 Glover, L A & B. 741 E 9th, . P J Ader, Ma­

chinery. (R) 150 Getbin, Geo. 265 6th a v . . G H Beyer. P r in t ­

er Fixtures, (R| 150 Greenberg, P, 110 H e n r y . . I D Goodman. Ma­

cbine, Fixtures , See. 490 Gross, Michl. 1619 2d a v . . F Brainin. Register.50 Gaffney, Jas . 138 E 32d . .M Gaguey. Express

Fixtures . 322 S a r a e . . , . A S Anderer, Express Fixtures , 402 Goldberg, M. .W Scott & Co. (R) 305 Ginsberg, A. 186 Allen.. .Bennet t & G. Soda

Fix tures . SO Gaynor, G E. 255 Pear l . .Daraon-P. Press,

Gould. J N. 132 Pa rk row. .Damon-P. Preaa'. 03 Hautweiger, Jacob. 89 De lancey . .S Bernstein,

Syphons. 2C0 Holden & Day. 79 Centre . .Daraon-P. Press,

500 •Haynes, D W. 235 B r o a d w a y . . ! B Sarapson.

Offlce Fix tures . 60 Hararaer, Ju l ius . 304 and 30S R iv ing ton . ,A

•Bloch. Drug Fixtures , &.e. 1000 Hoffman, Chas, 2326 7th av . .Metropolitan F ix­

ture Fo. Desk, 16 Hurwitz , Alie. 167 Broome, .M Cohen. Deli­

catessen Fixtures , 25 Horowitz, M & S o n . , . J Matthews, (R) 285 Hauschild, Max, 1060 Park a v . . N a t C R Co.

Register, 200 Holohan, F M. 13-21 Park row . . .Banks &

Son Pub Co.. Books. 200 Henckel, P H . . R Eschmann. (R) 1,760 Hagadorn & Kraeger . .Merchant & Co. (R) 500 Indelli, F . 503 E 113th Post Sc Randel,

Horse, Sec. 200 Indett i , Peter . 2234 2d av . .1 S Remsen Mfg,

Co. Wagon. 165 India Rubber Sc Gutta Percha Insula t ing Co . . .

N y Security Sc Trust uo, (R) 160,000 lan th ia Club, 1605 Broadway. .Brunswick B C

Co. Pool Fixtures . JOO lannitell l , L or Pannitell i . 164 Tth a v . . . . A

Schwaab, Barber F ix tures . 388 Jacoff & Karp. 200 Av C . F a n n i e Karp . Pa in te r

Fixtures , 100 Jenkins , T J, 526 W 133d, .Consolidated Chan­

delier Co. Gas Fixtures . 40 Jablousky, H. 102 A l l e n . . H Siebener. Barber

Fixtures . 60 Jennings, T h o m a s . , M Armstrong a Co, (R) 225 Jagmet ty Sc Ba l t ramina . .American Soda Co

Soda Fixtures . 375 Jacobowitz Sc Rat tner . 642 E K t h , .P Levy.

Grocery Fixtures , 20 Kelly, J J. 21 Greenwich av . . F Brainin. Reg­

ister. 40 Kerr , Wm. 670 9th av , .W L & D Kantor, Drug

Fixtures . 1.400 Keiber, C h a s , . , T N Bowles, (R)'323 Keinath, Chas. 606 G r a n d . . N a t C R Co. Reg­

ister. 200 Kantor, Geo. 2318 B r o a d w a y . . . W Kleeman Co.

Drug Fixtures . 515 Korona. Sarah. ISS For sy tb . .B Glaublnger

Restaurant . 200 Kohn, I g n a t z . . . S Freedman. Horses, 100 Kelly, F, 776 9lh av . .Hincks Sc J, Cab. (R) 300 Kopold, S, .Metropolitan F u r Co. (R) 44 Kahn, Timothy. 667 Melrose av . . F Scheuerer.

Drug Fixtures . 575 Luhrs , A & Son. 514 6tb av. . F Brainin. Reg-

ister. 140 Leonardo, A, 47 Oak. . J Levy, Butcher F ix­

tures , 281 Little Se Bradley truatees. 46-52 W 117th. .Con"

sol Chandelier Co. Gas Fixtures . 415 Lawson, John. 560 W 3 5 t h . , C Diehl. Truck.

209 Lernser, L C. l a t av . .Hincks & J. Cab. (R) 650 Levy, Sam, 401 E 83d . .A Strauss. Horaes. 115 Levlt, Simon. 203 Delancey. .Annie Devil.

Bakery Fix tures . '^ interest . ' '00 Liebers, W. 330 7th av , .B C Fuller & Co

Boards. 3S Lovett, C, 325 W 25th. .Hincks Se J. Cab. (R) 75 Llbbovitz Bros, 294 Broome. .J Singer. Soda

Bottler Fixtures . 600 Lepowsky, P . 2^^ Monroe.. .D Reinhardt , Soda

Pixtures. 50 Leahman, F . 1149 5th av. .A Strausa. Horse,

&c. 50 Lindenbaum, Phil . 1211 Lexington a v . . S

Steinack. Grocery Fixtures , 110 •

Morgan, Thos. 545 E 173d. .American Soda Co. Soda Fixtures . 116

McCabe, Jas . 49ni st and Oth a v . . . N a t C R Co. Register. 200

Meyer, Wm. 418 E 109th, or 107th. . F Brainin. Register. 55

McBh-oy, Kate. Jerome av, near 170 th . .D Mayer B Co. Horses . ' 150

Meyer, J E. 603 W 52d, .Brunswick B C Co. Klondike Fixtures . 32

Mustard, John. 1320 Amsterdara a v , , B r u n s ­wick B C Co, Pool, 32

Markfeld, S, 52 Willet t M Dltchek. Ma­chine, 110

McWhinney, T A. Long Is land. .American Soda Co, Soda Fixtures , 445

Mouks, Chas. 681 Broadway,, , Emily Monks. Office Fixtures , 250

Mordaunt, E A. 76 W 131st. .Columbia L Co, Press , ScC. 200

Meister. W F & H. 454 Lenox av . ,J D Ger­ken. Horses, Grocery Fixtures , 1,000

McDonald. M B & P Z, ,J P Solomon, (R) 300 Meyer, H F. 942 Amsterdara av , .Nat C R Co.

Register, 300 Muller, L A. 218 St Nicholas a v . . N a t C R

Co. Register. lOO Melvin. J R. 13-19 E 10 th . .H incks Sc J. Coacb.

(Rl 150 Minugh Se Wood, — Cherry . . .A V Moore,

Horses, fi;C. 350 Manu, Wm. 190 Wil l iam. .Nat C R Co, Reg­

ister. 200 Miller, H J. 190 Amsterdam av . .Anna A Miller.

Cigar Fixtures . 500 Marconi, A & G, 375 West , .A Purcaro . Bar­

ber Fixtures . 300 Munig, J B, 318 E 84th. .Archer Mfg Co. Bar­

ber F ix tures . 381 Mintz Sc Brody, 132 C a n a l . . N Hutkoff. Press,

Src. 2,500 Neill. Hugh, 451 E 138th. .A G Fell. •Ma­

chinery, 125 Nathan, J, 5 B 14th. ,F Wesel Mtg Co. Press.

575 O'Malley, M. .M Schnurmacher, Horses, &c, 474 Same Wolff Bros, Horse. 200 O'Brien, Pa tk . ,R M Stivers. Cab. 750 Per lman, Betsey, 43 Willett . .A Zukermann,

Horses. 75 Pierce. Robt. 7th av and 58th s t . .Hincks Sc J.

Coach. (R) 300 Pascal. Hy. 90 Wil let t . .M Josephson. Push

Carts. 200 Pulver, A, 204 Forsy th , .J Weiss. Barber Fix­

tures. 1C2 Pender, W H. 156 E 9Slh, .A Strauss. Horses,

See. , 35 Pinkus . L Se Co. 212 Sth av . .Na t C R Co,

Register. 100 Prosing, H, lat av bet 5Sth and 59th Ets . . .M

Saer, Wagon, 40 Patr iot ic Republican Club. 248 E 7Sth. .W Mc­

Gill, Club Pixtures . 190 Philips, S C . . , J Matthews- (R) 20 Petrone, Antonio, 114 8th av, .A Schwaab J r Co,

Barber Fixlures. (R) 4.^ Preiss, Nathan, 131 Suffolk J FIsbraan,

Horse, a c . 40 Posnoff, David, 30 Lewis . .M Steinberg. Per­

sonal Jewelry. 35 Redden, M. 561 W 55th. .T Kraft . H'orses, Scc.

600 Roseman, I. 266 E 4 tb . .M Levin. Machine. 60 Roberts, Hy, 121 University p l . .D Buckley,

(R) 14,000 Reonto. J W, 2396 Sth a v . . N Tung . Bakery

Fixtures , 250 Renner, M, 604 l l t b av, . . , J Danenhauer.

Butcber Fixtures . 500 Redfield Bros. 400-415 Pea r l . .Babcock P P Co.

Press, 2,965 Roggeukamp, W. West F a r m s . .M H Petigor,

Syphons. 675 Raraofsky, A. 134 Bldridge. .M H Petigor,

Syphons, 115 Roller, Emil, S64 Oth av . ,Amer i can Soda Co.

Soda Fixtures , 480 Ray, J S. 162 Leonard . .Chambers Brass Co,

chinery. 965 Relff, Joa. 325 Broome. .N Y Real Esta te Co.

Barber Fixtures . 32 Roessler, Chas. 1267 B r o a d w a y , . . J Pfluger.

Barber Fixtures , 300 Randolph, F E. 206 Wes t . ,Na t C R Co. Reg­

ister. 275 Rave, A. 868 Union av . .Nat C R Co. Register.

200 Rex, Pa lmer or Rex Palma, Wil l iamsbridge. .S

Plana, Horse, 300 Rudolph, Hy. 1214 1st av . .C Weisa. Butch­

er Pixtures . 300 Rohr, Aug. 468 7th av. .G Tlrpan. Butcher

Fixtures, 200 Russell, Ella L , .W H D Crlttentou, Blacksmith

Fixtures, 89 Reilly, E B . . F P Hummel, (R) 500 Rotbstein, Nathan. 114 B 14tb . .Be r tba Rotb­

stein. Macbinery. 2.000 Rugowitz, A, 544 E 6th . .Pear lman Se Horo­

witz. Ice Box, &c. 34 Shaljian, P. 33 Gold.. .Weld Sc S. Polder, 2,20U Sehlobohm, A. 1075 Pa rk av . .Nat l C R Co,

Register. 225 Spiegel, Geo, 619 6 t h . . M Klippel, Bakery

Fixtures , 164 Sniedberg, A W . . F & C Hansmann . (R) 700 Strauss, Leon. 20 B 101st. .M Schnurraacher,

Horse. 21 Spero. F, .Wolff Bros. Horse, 150 Senior, B .M. 799 6th a v . . N a t Casket Co. Un­

dertaker Fixtures . (R) 1,018 Sbapiro, Max. 226 Division. . . .L Mendenson,

Horse, See. 300 Sraelson, Max, 207 B OStb. ,A Strauss. Horse,

&c. 47 Spiker & Phelan. 249 West 125th, .Nat C R

Co, Register, 200 Sudsou, H y . . J H Jeble. (R) 68 Saverese. J . . , T N Bowles, (R) 244 Silberman Sc Bukel, 225 Madison, .S Bernstein,

Syphons, 130 Strauss, 1 M , . , R M Stevens, Wagon. 272 Schwenk, Otto. 871 Forest av . .M B Sandford,

Poo! Fixtures , 125 Saivatore, G & T. 171 E 88th. .C Dolclbella,

Barber Fixtures . (R) 354 Schneiderman, L. 79 Ludlow., . .Bilski Sc

Scbwoebel, Barber Fixturea. (R) 34

Singer, A. 207 Broorae. .Bilskl & Schwoebel, Barber Fixtures , (R) 169

Segel, •Max..M B Sandford. Pool. (R) 90 Seligraann Se Newraann, 1445 Madison av . .Ben­

nett Sc G, Soda Fixtures . 325 Stolowita, Saml. 40 Essex. .J Probst . Truck. 150 Slillings, H. 2436 2d a v . . A Strauss, Wagon. 40 Schuuemann, G and B. 407 B 15th. .G Meyer.

Store Fixtures , 100 Schutte & Theiss. l l t h av and 42d s t , . .W Von

Twistern, Hotel Fixtures . 50,000 Tiras, M, 110 C a n n o n . . . J Souvay. Barber

Pixtures . 600 Trapani, G. 514 E 16th. .A Schwaab J r Co.

Barber Fixtures . (R) 285 Threat , P. 167th st and Amsterdam a v . .M

Schnurmacher. Horse, &c, 141 Schafer. H B. City laland Na t C R Co.

Register. 50 Steinnays. Helena. 130 Essex. .S Nathan. Store

Fixtures . 200 Scbmidt, Wm. 306 St Anna a v . . B Morris.

Butcher Fixtures . (R) 164 Sigman. S. 156th st, 100 ft e of Union a v . .

Danville Stove and Mfg Co, Ranges. 237 Silverblatt, Nathan. 2317 3d a v . . N a t L A.

Pawnbroker Fixtures . 200 Tuttle, E V. Rockaway Beacb. .American Soda

Co. Soda Fixturea. 375 Tousig, A. 1883 1st av . .A Strauss, Horse,

See. 15 Terwiiliger, P, 124 B 121st s t . .B Willis, exr of.

Cab. 300 Tulioch, David, J r . .Walker & Lawson.

(R) 12,000 Troutta , C . J A Schwarz. (R) 28 Toennies & Baltzly. 515 Amsterdara a v . . N a t

C R Co. Regiater, 300 Valeute & Zimmerman. . .C M Bulterfleld. Gas

Fixtures, Voliberg. Jos, 386

Macbinery, See. Vehicle Wheel Co.

Machinery, Scc. Van Tassel, C W.

Register.

33,500 G r a n d . . . ,S Buniraowitz.

65 6 'Mur ray . .D B Daraon,

200 85 B 13tb. . F Brainin.

Waraynor & Cirivano. -Archer Mtg Co. (R) 133 Wilson, L G. 145 Centre Golding St Co.

Press. 325 Weisentestein, David. 312 E 75 th . .Reg ina Wel-

aenatein. Machines. '^ int, 120 Weinfell. J. 118 A t t o r n e y . , . B C Gottlieb.

Butcber Pixtures, 40 Weinstein, D, 113 Lewis , ,M H Petigor. Sy­

phons, 345 Wolf Sc l ialis, 97tb st and Arasterdam av . . F

BIflsin. Drug Fixtures. (R) 725 Werner, Chas. 719 Melrose a v . . N a t C R Co.

Register, 100 Wlnne Mfg Co. 43 Murray, .F rasse Co, Motor.

186 Wallach, W , . , J Matthews, (R) 1,416 Yaliraus, J E. . .Klingler, S Se Co. (R) 197 Yoio, J D, or Dello Yolo. 99 Pa rk row. . F & G

Haag Sc Co. Barber Fixtures . 86 Zimet, Ju l ius . 753 5th, . J Pr iedmau. Grocery

Fixtures . 25 Zanone, V . , M Armstrong Sc Co, (R) 175

SALOON AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES, Beck, R D, 402 B 58th, .P Doelger. (R) 800 Code, C. 223 E 2 3 d . . H Elias. (R) 1,800 Brinkama, F . 1011 Oth av . .P Ballantine.

(R) 2.200 Bersick, Caroline. 7 North Will iam. .Bersick Sc

Gruetta, 1,600 Blumenstock. Saml. 160 W 29th , .Welz & Z.

417 Bentoie, Ch, 506 5th, . J Hoffmann, (R) 1,200 Boitec, M. 460 Sth av . .P Ballantine. (R) 3,500 Blumier, B, 2034 2d av, .G Bhret, 1,200 Brede Se Henck. 2378 3d av . .Conauraers,

2,500 Belotti, M & R. Williarasbridge. .American B

Co. 653 Bodeamuller, Gebbard. Westchester . .J Eichler.

(R) 800 Beiaer, H. 10 Union s q . . G Ringler, 1,250 Browne, J J. 1594 Madison av, .A Hupfel,

(R) 100 Brennan, T F . ,X Y & Brooklyn B Go. (R) 1,100 Cohen Se Piedelbolta. 62 Pi t t , .L Rand, 500 Cox, J J, 3d av and 177tb s t . .H Zeltner.

(R) 3,500 Cronin & Murpby. 2 New Chambers , .M Eck­

stein. (R) 4,000 Curtain, D B. 355 Bowery. .Colonial, (R) 1,000 Corbett, J J, 176^6 B r o a d w a y , . J Ruppert .

(R) 5,000 Coben, Hyraan, 2S Canal, ,J Ruppert . (R) 1,500 Droege, . \ug. 37 Clinton pl. .G Ebret . (R) 4,000 Desmond, Danl. 1501 Lexingtou av. .G Ehret .

(R) 1,600 Dowling, M. 465 6th av . .G Bbret . (R) 6,900 Dobbin, Geo H. 288 Stb av. .1 Roth, 135 Doscher, H. 135 R e a d e . , H D Berner Co. Sa­

loon Pump. 48 Dick. Bertba. 134 Al ien . .M W Dick. 600 Draemel, Wm, 427 E Oth. .J Eichler. (R) 1,500 Fell , Michl, 320 H e n r y . . J Ruppert . (R| 225 Fitzsimons, B. 378 1st a v . , I n d i a Wbar t B Co.

(R) 1.650 Flescbinger, G. 160 B 7th, . J Ruppert, (R) 315 Gott. Geo, 645 3d a v . , H Koehler. 2,500 Goldstein Sc Sapolice. 86 E s s e x . . P Weidmann.

105 Greenstein. M. 336 P e a r l . . S Israelite. Res­

tauran t Fixtures, 400 Green, Ju l ius . Storage. .S Kugeiman. Restau­

rant Fixtures . 500 Goldamith, Hy. 1469 l a t av . ,Araer ican B Co,

(R) 915 Heyl Se Noether. 16-lS W 3d, .A Hupfel.(R) 3,500 Hassel, Chas. 514 E 13 th . .Nassau B Co, (R) 400 Har tmann & Freemau, 72 Amsterdam a v , , ,

H W Hartraann Sr. 8,750 Hildenstab, E D, 344 B 86th. ,B Se S, 1,380 Helrake, F, 363 Sth av. . J Rupperi, (R) 2,493 Healy, T & J J. 622 2d av . .J Ruppert , (R) 1.985 Halligan, Patk. 235 W 1-Jth. .Malcora B Co,

650 Huffer, Adam, 191 West End av . ,Colonia l

By, 800 Huners Sc Lebers, 1945 2d a v . . G Ehret .

(R) 2.500 Hoelzer. A P. 342 W 42d. .G Bechtel.

(R) 3,000 Indelli, Cleraente, 2234 2d a v . . P r a n k Indelli,

1,000 indelli, P & C. 2234 2d av . .J Kreas, 900 Josephsobn, Sa.ml.. .D Mayer B Co, (R) 2,000

i i6o [Manhattan] RECORD AND GUIDE. 'June 30, 1900.

Jones & Burt . 185 Greenwich. . ,L Winter­bauer. 236

Jonson, Peter. 2327 3d av . .L Scholern. Res­tauran t . 800

Jones & Burt . Greenwich and Dey s t a . . I Roth. 2,600

Korn, Adolph, 17 Rutgers p l . , . B St S, 400 Koenemann, F . 874 Blton av . .A Hupfel. (R) 250 Kerr igan. Jobn. 1391 Broadway . ,G Ehret .

(R) 1,000 Koner, Jake . 242 B r o o m e . . H B Scharmann.

763 Kadel, M J. 4th av and 124th s t . . J Bverard.

(R) 300 Krlechel, A. 149 S p r i n g . , P Kalblln. Restau­

rant Fixtures . 45O Levy, Mary, 187 Stanton . , J Eiohler, (R) 675 Ludwig, Fred. 125 1st a v . . J HoHmann. , . .. (R) 1.500 Lelchinger, Geo. 51 Greenwich. .C Liebert.

Restaurant . 285 Lit t le , W M . . D Mayer B Co. ( R ) 1 500 McDonald, J, 1781 3d av . . B & S . 2 700 McMahon, J E. 190 Wil l iam, .W L Flanagan,

Meyer, Annie. I l l E ld r idge . .B Reiss. Restau­rant , 100

Manning, M, 52 Pr ince . .G Bhret, (R) 1 200 Murphy, D J, 1496 2d av . . F Se M Schaefer,

Mueller, C H. 128 West . .Colonial By.

McGowan, M J. 2158 3d av . . J Ruppert ' .^ ' i.'oOO Maher. J. 413 IOth av . .Colonial By. (R) 4 -'OO Muller, Hy. 1329 2d av . ,A Hupfel. (R) 2'50O Same same. (It) 600 McFarland, Pe te r . . T Conville B Co. (R) 3 499 Meyer, Aug, 371 B r o o m e . . B Sc W. Saloon

Box. IQQ

Metz & Lotlhamraer. 16 E 2 3 a . . J Ruppert ,

Maguire, M, 2128 Slh a v . . J Eichler . ' '^ ' ^ '^^^

Murphy, Danl. 61 Ca tha r ine . .P Ballant ine. '

Mihallk, John. 188 2d , .Malcom B Co '935 Murray, Thos, 1463 Amsterdara av . ,J Hoff­

mann. 1 OQQ

Nicoletta, N. 305 E 105th. .Metropolitan Fix ture

O'Rourke, Danl. 2319 3d av . .W L Flanagan.

O'Shea, Jas . 409 Wes t . .S Liebmann. I'oOO 0 Connor. Micbl, 004 Wate r . . J Hoffmann. O'Brien, E J. 95 Sth av . .Colonia l By ' ^ ' I ' g ^ O'Neill, Mary. 2407 8th avT.J C 6 Hupfef. Ohl, Hermann. 710-712 E 162d. . P & w Ebl ing. '^

Polumbo. M, 306 E 107th. .Colonial B / . ^ ' " 'SOO Pfnemer, J and F, 628 E 17th, .Colonial By.

Panzer, E. 205 W 2 9 t h . . H Tschudin. ' • ^ ' 300 Paruolo, Carlo. 315 E l l l t h . . B & S , 0 180 Paul , P J o76 Grand . . I nd i a Wbarf. (R) 21500 Rave, Ar thur . 868 Union av . .Excelsior B Co.

Raftery, M, 620 W i 5 2 d . . B & W (Ri q 'mn Ryan. M Jr . 106tb s t and 3d av . . i R o t b

Reynolds, C A, 1504 Brook av . .D Mayer B c'o^.°°

%7m^'' 1922 3d av . . H D Berner. Saloon'^

Rosenthal, H M. 153 Duane . .Colonial By, ^^^

Scboeramel!, Louis. Unionport . .Amer ic^n^i^* '

Schroeder, Fred. 4S6 Willis a v , . . j Rnppe*rf^

l i ^ b o . Alfonso. 167 Mulberry. .P r ank B ? ' ^'615

^Rupp'ert' ^ "• ^ ^ ^ & ^ -38 wluj/"

I^S""^'^' - , 1^2 G r a n d . . . A Eisenbud. ^ ^ ' ^ ' loo Schneider, Julia- 456 W 40th. .Colonial By ™ Shea, J a s . . C Frese, exr ot. ( R ) 50O

Stajer. Louis. ,D Mayer. J R ^ H 2 2 '^s^uS' «• ''' '^^' - - J s 'i- ir Sauer. F A, 333 Wil l iam. .G Ehret (R) \m Stoeppler. Cbas. 6T Av C. , F Oppermann ' j r

Spitz, Heyman. 164 Prince, ,Burger B^C^O 'SOO Sauter. Fred. 58 A T C . . J Doelger Sons, " ^™

'^''^TkbTT- ^^"^^* ^ ^''^^- ^"^ ISOO^Sd'aT "^Feldman*^ ' ^ ^ ' ' ' ' " • - ^^^ ^' " ^ ^^th a v ! ' , ™ Wakley. J a s , . , J Bverard, / R I I H ^

Waechter, Frank. 506 S Boulevard, .Co lon ia l

Walcott & Murray. I l l w 31st. . J Voge l^ ' HZ

C u r e s ' " ' ' ^ ' ^ ' * ^ ' -^ ^^- •' "^-^"^ Bar Fix^*'

Wilzig, Marie. 85 B 4th, .G Bechtel. (R)^5 ™0 Wais, Carl. 167 Allen. . J Hoffmann (R) TOO ^ ' ^ ° e r , Moritz. 57 Cl in ton. .Welz a Z ' ' ™

?aufant '•"• "^ ^ ^ ^ ' " ' • ^ -^I^"- Hes-

^V''^;, b t ^- 2 ^ R 'vington. .ZimmermaVn™ & Guckenbeimer. Restaurant . fion Zuckermann Sc Sussman. 155 Duane, . J Rubin

Res taurant Fixtures . 700

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Aber, S T. 130 W OOth, .1 Mason, 236 Armitage, Ja„. 417 W 21st, .G N Y C Co 110 Alburtis, M K, 217 B 86th. ,M B Huson 2 000 Alexander, Saml. City Is land. . Jordan , M & Co.

641 Atweil, Josephine. 1851 7th av . .Mutual L A.

Ackert, A R. 54 W lOOth. .American L Co, 100 Bllhoeter, Annie. 14th st aad Av B , . M u t u a l L „ ^ - 100 (Burnham, M M, Sheridan a v . . S t a r L A. 100 Batchelder. I & E . Creston a v . . 150 Bergan, M J, 771 St Anna av , .Cowperthwait

•& Son. ]1S Brooks, H W. 684 E 139th. .Cowperthwait &

Son. 118 Barnett , E C. 235 W 15th, .Murray Hill L Co, Blank, Jos. 216 E 14 tb . .A Ballin. 277 Browne, B, 245 B 25th. .Alexander Bros, 115 BIggand, S H, 331 W 52d. . J Rubenstein, 120

Baptist, M T, Riverdale on Hudson. . Jordan , M Sc Co. 104

Bralated, G W. 163 E 69th. .Columbia L Co. 100

Cbarabers, B G. 151 B 34th. . L Baumann. 101 Carolan, J J. 441 W 3 2 d . . L Baumann. 104 Culligan, Mrs. 1174 Tinton a v . .Cowperthwait

& Son. 120 Clapper, S, 32S W 59th. . Jordan, M & Co. 200 Constant, M A. 428 B 121st. .Murray Hill L Co.

100 Coleraan, Thos. 529 E 16tb, . J Bauraann. 143 Carr , M W. 454 W 145 th . .S Bauraann. 454 Corcoran, Mary. 141 W 62d, . F Donnatin. 15S Dean, L M. 100 W 76th. .Mutual L A . 200 Dodin, M B, 45 7th a v . . E Vanderbilt . 500 Donnelly, S and E. 329 W 3 9 t h . . C Stemler, 118 Delaney, M A. 113 W 6 4 t h . . S Baumann. 1,087 Donnelly, J W. 771 E 162d. .S Baumann. 347 De Mar, B . 1406 P a r k a v . .Weber W Co.

P iano . 250 Dailey, A. 344 W 5 9 t h . . A Ballin. 167 Dayton, B. 958 Sth av . .L Bauraann. 158 Downing. L A. 246 W 3Sth. .Cowperthwait Se

Son. 123 de Auxe, M. 214 W 16th. . Jordan , M & Co, 163 Epstein, T. 15 At torney . .Cowperthwait Se Son.

Easlin, L E. 6 R u t g e r s . . . Alexander Bros. 139 Elsenberg, I C H. Rlchraond H i l l . . I Mason, 208 Eisler. M H & P C. 1917 Madison av and 1

B 124th, . J A Megargee. (R) 3.000 Eisenhuth, E V. 10 E 95th. .Mutual L A . 200 Eisenhuth. John W, 10 E 95 th . .Mutua l L A.

200 Echstein. L. 322 B 59th. .S Baumann. 123 Eisenhuth, J W. 10 B 95th. .Es tey & S. Piano,

Erhard , J W. 158 W W i s t . .Brooklyn Fur Co. 124

Felts, Helen. 148 W 103d . .F i sher Bros, 115 Ferguson, Clara. 20 E 1 1 6 t h . , L Bauraann, 159 Fitzpatr ick, Jas . 140 W 66th. . Jordan, M & Co.

105 Folk, M, 209 W so th . .F isher Bros 240 Groves, W. 296 W 4 t h . . L Baumann. 222 Gilbert, B. 82 E 1 0 t h . . L Baumann. 536 Gamble, J H. 142 W 3 0 t h . . L Baumann. l->4 Garner, W, 56 B 101st. .Alexander Bros. 121 Graziano, A, 219 E 23d. .Alexander Bros. 116 Green, Margt, 29 Henry . .Alexander Bros. 105 Garland, M B . 60 W 66th. .Garvey Broa. 156 Gretter, C H, 2027 Webster av , .F ide l i t y L A.

Griffin, T E, 596 Courtlandt av . . Jordan, M & Co. 100

Gray, E M . 59 W 127 th . .S t Bartholomew L A. 100

Gould, Eliz. 84 E 107th. .S Baumann 177 Gibney, T J. 943 'Cedar pl . .Cowperthwait &

Son, 123 Goewey, P. 64 Amsterdam av . .A Ballin. 198 Goldner, G & S. 2216 Broadway, .Collateral L

A. 200 Hess & Berner. 240 West Broadway. .A Ballin.

261 Hamil ton, Walter . 157 W lOSth. .S Baumann .

Henecker, I. 439 Lexington a v . . L Baumann 659 Howell, F . 258 W 22d. .L Baumann ''6T Holmes, J M. 385 2d av . .Cowperthwait &

Son. 135 Hill, Alex. 318 W 36th. .Cowperthwait & Son.

134 Heyman, H M. 101 E 65th. .Cowperthwait Sc

Son. 138 Hopkins, J. Staten Is land. .'M Margults. 187 Haines, M L. 1568 Broadway. .Equi table L A.

125 Harr i s . •Melville, 2283 7th av. .G N Y C Co 200 Hendrick, Peter, IS45 7th a v . , M B Isaacs 200 Herzberg, B. 137 W 26tb . .B Greenberg 200 Hobson, A M . 79 W 127th. .St Bartholomew L

A- 125 Holberg, C. 315 E 49 th . .Garvey Bros. 279 Johnston, I M. 8 W 64tb. .Equi table L A. 100 Jamieson, Mary. 624 Lexington av . .Be r t r i c e

Jamieson, 50Q Jennys , R. 245 W 5 5 t h , . L Baumann. 170 Kichline, W. 155 W S 4 t h . . L Baumann. 176 Kirshner, Regina. 133 B 45th, .Fideli ty L A,

200 Kelly, Edgar. 1340 3d av . .Cowperthwait & Son,

20ft Kearney, W E and M M, 30 W 32d. -G Dusen­

bury, exr of. 500 Khasan, M. 65 Norfolk. .Krakaue r Bros. Piano.

300 Kruse, J S, 79 W 9 1 s t , , P Donnatin. 309 Kronfeldt, A L. 7 ^ E 171st. .Weber W Co,

Piano. ago Lewis, A M . 71 E l l S t b . .Murray Hill L Co.

TOO Levy, J C. 1733 Amsterdara a v , .Cowperthwait

& Son. 108 Luse, W. 302 W 114th. , J Baumann, 123 Leece, M A . 528 W 153d. .St Bartholomew L

A- 100 Leach, J C H a r l e m L A, 200 Lynch, J A, 185 W SSth, .Fideli ty L A. 100 Lefkow. A, 231 E 10th. . J Moriarty, 100 Livingston, G. 210 W 46th. .L Bauraann. 155 Lessur, G A. 297 W 112th. ,L Baumann, 334 Leonard, Aug, Staten I s l and , ,M Margulls 125 Loomis, A B. 29 W 2 4 t b , , R Devlin, 180 Liddy, Anne . .Cowper thwai t & Son. 215 Massey, L, Cllffside, N J , . , L Baumann. 243 Morrissey, E, 02S 2d av . . L Baumann. 140 Mineho, Bertha. 115 E 60th. .Henr ie t ta Mlncho, „ ,. (R) 1,500 Maher, Relia. 4 E 133d. .L Baumann. 141 McNichais, J. 2914 Sth a v . .Cowperthwait &

Son. I l l Moore, W M Mrs. 493 W 130th. .Cowperthwait

& Son. 115 Mason, H, 218 E SOth, .Columbia L Co, 100 Mendelsohn, J M. 141 W 116fh, .Murray Hili

L Co. 100 Morgan, W J . . . L e n o x L A. 100 McArdle, B T, 644 Amsterdam a v . . J o r d a n M

& Co, 140 Moffett, B. 116 Lexington a v . . N a t I L A. (R) 200 Mendelsohn, F r a n k . . N a t l L A. 100 McCloud, J J L. 1016 3d av . .Bd McCloud, 800 Manning, P J. 4 Brown pl . .Anchor L A, 100 Mearns, F C and L E. 133 W 112th, .S t Bar­

tholomew L A. 200 Muller, Robt. 218 St Nicholas a v . . S Baumann.

160 Madden, J J. 508 W 19tb, .S Baumann. 149 Murray, Mary, 427 W 45th, ,J Dewln & Co, 153

McManua, S G, 216 W 107th. .F i sher Bros. 402 McArdle, M. 644 Amsterdam av , . Jordan , M Co.

120 McDonall, Jos . 129 W 1 0 0 t h . . F Donnatin, 113 McGerigan, W P. 1885 2d av , .Cowperthwait &

Son. 123 MacDonald, Jessie, 425 W Blst . .Cowperthwait

Sc Son, 248 Mangin, M E . 242 W 63d. . J Baumann. 150 Maybury, J H . . N a t L A. 150 Nef, V. Engelwood, N J . .F isher Broa. 219 Newton, Bertha. 161 W 15 tb . . Jo rdan M Co.

226 Newman, J, 455 W 36th. .Doherty & Co. 113 Neills, Biiz. 3 Albany, , .Cowperthwait St Son.

114 O'Brien, M. 123 Mercer, Jersey City, N J . . . L

Baumann. 482 O'Connell, Mary. 746 Greenwich. . .Cowper­

thwait & Son. 119 Oppenheimer, J. 103 E 123d. .Fideli ty L A. 200 Pat terson, M. 45 W 98th. ,L Baumann. 117 Pringle, J. 216 W 69th. .Cowperthwait & Son,

103 Pidgeon, Ida. 354 W 56th. .Alexander Bros. 179 Peiser, L. 20 E 116tb. .M Lion, 170 Porter , El la . 110 W S9tb. . F DonnaUn, 130 Phinney, W B. Tenafly, N J . . L Baumann. 1,049 Raymond, W F . 765 E 150th . . Jordan M Co.

159 Rosenthal, Eliz. 214 E 15 th . .Mur ray HIU L

Co. 150 Rodgers, L. 258 W 44th. .L Baumann. 131 Roeddinghaua, J . Hobokon, N J. , L Bauraann.

133 Reid, H T. S W 9 2 d . . L Baumann. 203 Rodgers, L. 256 W 44th. . L Baumann, 132 Rickett , G F, 133 W SSd.. Cowperthwait & Son.

137 Rosenfeld, F lo ra . , -Lenox L A. 100 Read. Mary G. 10 E 95 th . ,Mutua l L A. 100 Scanlan, F , 144 B 3 4 t h . . L Baumann. 130 Such. E. Lodl, N J . .L Baumann, 181 Sulivan, M. 154 E SOth. . L Baumann. 108 Schneider. M, 2192 Washington av . . L Bau­

mann, 134 Stokes, J ane . 975 3d av . .Loesse r Sc W. 190 Stanley, E. 258 W 25th, .L Baumann. 140 Stewart, C. 980 E 134th. .L Baumann. 162 Steen, Ghaa. 302 E 89th. .Cowperthwait &

Son. 204 Silber. J, 693 E 136th. .Alexander Broa. 162 Sennett . A. 276 W 141st. .Brooklyn F u r Co, 132 Searles. W L. 29 W 126th . .S t Bartholomew

L A, 200 Stillwell, C H & F B. 10 E 64tb, .S t Bar tholo­

mew L A. 200 Sbern-ood, H & C M. 41-42 W 20tb and 15 W

2 0 l h . . B Pearl . (R) 4.000 Stouvenel. P E & M, 163 W 131st. .St Bar tholo­

mew L A. 200 Striker, B L . . N a t L A . 200 Tobias, W K . . . A n c h o r L Co. 125 Taylor, G. 103 W l l t b . .Kings Co L A. 200 Tagliafatela. F . 316 E 1 1 6 t h . , L G Bloom­

ingdale. 128 Tierney, Hugh. 452 W 37th, .Cowperthwait

& Son. 194 Travis , G G, 39 W 117th. .Alexander Broa. 221 Vselecka, M. 214 W 34 th . .Mutua l L A. 100 Vanderveer & Doane. 21 Pa rk row. . Jordan &

M. 35 Van Linda, F . . .Na t L A, 200 Van Smith. L, 223 W 23d. ,J Baumann, 224 Wiliiams, Lottie, 263 W 40th, . J Baumann. 163 Wilt . Dora. 304 E l l t h . .Hi r schmann T F Co,

ise Wheatley, A F J. 50 B 108th, .Garvey Bros. 114 Werany, Aug. 490 E 74th. .Cowperthwait &

Son, 111 Woods, J. 1637 Park av. . . J Rubenstein. 133 White, Wm. 229 W 15th. . Jordan, M & Co, 133 Young, H, 270 W 3 8 t b . . W J Kingston, SOO

BILLS OF SALB, Bersick & Grenthe, 7 Nortb WiUiara . ,C Ber­

sick. Saloon Fixtures . 6,000 Baddom. Rascbid, 1356 3d a v . , L S St 1 3

Baddora, Drug Fixturea. 4.000 Beck, May L, 158 E S2d. . F E Keppler. Ma­

chines, 100 Colegrove, A D . , . C A Gerbach, Horses, &c.

222 Capparelli, V. 274 M o t t . . L Zamponl. News­

paper " F u m m i e . " 50 Dapping. Chas. Wakefleld,. .M Raphael . F u r ­

niture, ' 25 De Moya, L & R , . . E Foglla. Res taurant . 400 Dulberger. Martin. 6 Delancey, . I Schrotter.

Furn i tu re , Sec. 2,450 Dubin, Isaac. 217 Chrystie, . Ida B Dubln. Gro­

cery Fixtures . 400 Ebling. Jacob. 166 W 1 2 5 t b . . F Mora. Saloon

Fixtures . 2,100 Feldman & Poplnaky, 15-17 El izabetb . .Gotham

Novelty Works, Machines, &c. 1 Fer ra ra . M. SO Mulbe r ry . .G De Zaire. Res­

tauran t . 300 Filippi, M. 37 B a y a r d . . R Manco. Barber Fix­

tures. 14 int. 175 Gilbert. W H and -M 3 . 141-143 W 24 th . ,Gi l ­

bert Pr int ing Co. Press , &c. I Hingston, W J. 270 W 3 8 t h . . H Young. Fur ­

ni ture. ' 1,100 Hosier, Hy. 99th st, 100 ft e 3d av . .White

Building Co. Lumber , &e. 1 Hatfield, W A. Park Row B l d g . . A B Batea.

Offlce Fixtures , 601 Jacob. Louis, 642 E l l t h , . F Horowitz. Gro­

eery Fixtures . 125 Jerardi , V. 254 and 256 H u d s o n . . P A Jerardl .

Stock. 3,000 Kelleher, P F . 545 W 43d, . J Stanton B & M

Co, Saloon Fixtures . 1 Kalblln, Peter. 149 Spring A Krlechel.

Res taurant Fixtures , 750 Keppler, Sol. 140 Essex. .M Walzer. Mil­

linery Fixtures . 300 Kemper, D F, 374 Lenox av . .W A Carpenter.

Millinery Fixtures , 203 La Qattuta, N. 157 T h o m p s o n . . A Sanflllppo.

Butcber Pixtures . 150 Ladder, J and L. 2697 Stb a v . . L Wolf. Sta­

tionery, Cigars. &c. 850 Leviu. Ben, 1361 2d av , .Lena Levin. Deli­

catessen Fixtures . 200 Miller. Adam. 12 W 14th. .Marcowltz & Plflsler.

Restaurant . 325 Philips, Geo W, 110 W 104th. ,Ida M Phillips.

Furn i tu re . 1

d

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. [ B r o o k l y n ] 1161

Schofield. G M. 187 Broadway. .Mercanti le Lunch Co. Restaurant . 50 shares In M L Co.

Smith & McArdle. 133 W 20th, . H M Spencer. Furn i ture . 70C

Shea, F D . . , J Gower. Furn i ture . 74 Solomon. Saml. 155 Orchard. .H Greenberg,

Grocery Fixtures , 400 Steiger, WUhelralne. 337 E 6 t h . . B m l l P Stei­

ger. Grocery Fixtures . 1 Terapleraan, C B. 291 and 293 Sth av . ,C A

Sheler. Furni ture , 1 Von Thaden, Hy. 3420 Pa rk a v . . C H Rop-

penhagen. Store Pxtures , &c. 700

ASSIGNMENTS OF CHATTEL MORTGAGBS.

Bennet t & Gompper Co to C Goldstein, (H Schweitaer. Jan 4, 1899.) 200

Same to same. (H Schweitzer. Ju ly 13. 1898.) 50 Galella. A to A Petronl. (J Painco. June 18,

1000,) 302 Rich Bros to Minnie Rich. (Freundlich Sc Well,

J u n e - , 1900.) 730

Westchester County Conveyances.

June 20 to 26, Inclusive.

EASTCHESTER. Rawson, James to Ghas E Wygant . Lots 32.

33 and 34 map property S J & S 0 Wrlgbt . | l ,000

Rockwell, Har r ie t R to Steph L Angel. " T a n -glewylde Spring proper ty ," Midland av. 1

Smadbeck, Louis and ano to Geo B PuUis and wite. Lot 38 map Bronx Manor. 550

Same to Geo Ranzow and wife. Lots 302, 303, 304, sarae map. 850

Same to Jaraes Breen. Lot 174 same map. 250

MAMARONECK. Beebe, Henry W to Mary Veldon. Mama­

roneck av. w s, lot 29 map Factory property. 100

Callan. Cora lo same. Same property. 200 Clapp. Alex W to same. Same property. 100 Hoffman. Ar thur T to Alex Taylor, J r . Jeffer­

son at, e s. 1 Powell, Emily to W m H Sands and wife. Lots

16 and 17 map L I Sound L & I Co, 1

MT, VERNON. Chester Hill Development Co to Gei-d'Marteua

exr ot, 1st av, e a, 225 s 5th st, 25x105; also Union av, w s, 225 s 5th st, 75x105. 1

Demond, Bliza D to Cbas M Demond. Sth av, e s, par t lot 662 map Mt Vernon, 55x105. 1

Downs, Chas L to Wm H Martens. Int in tax lease. Lot 132 map Mt Vernon. 1

Everi t t , Geo W to Wm H Pemberton. 13tb av, w s, lot 981 raap Mt Vernon, 100x105. 2O0

Graut, Wra to same. 14ih av, e s, lot 094 map Mt Vernon, 100x105. 200

Martens, Wra H to Heuriet ta F Mead, 2d av, e s, pa r t lot 132 raap Mt Vernon, 33.4x105. 1

Weber, Jos to Chas F Weber. 4tb av, w s, n Va lot 354, 50x105; also 5lh av, e s, lot 358. 100x105, map Mt Vernon. 1

Westervelt . Jobn admr of. to Nicholas Bowden. Sth av, e s. lot 697 map Mt Vernon, 100x105. 25

NBW ROCHELLE. Baxter. Sarah J to Harry Beeton. Av A, w s,

300 s Union av, 30x99.9. 1 Same to Fred L Beeton. Field av. n e cor Pa rk

Vle-w av, 80x60. 1 Felds, Jaraea H to Guiseppe Ritacco, Drakes

av. s w s, 30x120. 700 Kolbe, Wm to Rufua M Stivers. Rose st, B e

cor Anderson st, 50x100. 1 Le Count, Fannie A to Wra Kolbe, Rose st, w

s, 50 s Anderson at, 0.4x100. 1 Murdock, Israel to Henry Hermance. Garden st,

s e cor North st, 100x100, 200 Stivers, Rufus M to Wra Kolbe, Maple av, w s,

173 s Main st, 73x—. 1 Strong. Har r le t ta F to Thos J McGuire. Pel­

ham road, n w 3, 4 acres. 1' Van Zebu, John A to Peter Cunneen. Main st,

s s, 12s w Locust av, 10x100x20x15x30x115, 1,890

YONKERS. Blair, Caroliue A et al, J H Corwin ref, to Bd­

ward L Johnston aud ano. Lots 105, 139 and 142 map Shearwood Hill. 1,400

Blasewitz, Theo to Stella A Blaaewlti . Lincoln st, w s, n ^ iot 9 eity map; also Pero st, e e, 03 3 Lockwod av, 2oxl00. 1

Bright, Edwd et al to Josephine H Wright . Al­bany Post road, e s, 1 acre; also So Broad­way, e s. lots 240, 277, 278. 315 and 316 map property Geo Heriot. 1

Cauuon, Jane lo Mary J Cannon, Yonkers av, s w cor Oak st, 75x87.6.

Caryl. Jul ius H to Wm A Moriarty. Caryl av, n s, lot 5 map Caryl. 2,500

Continental Realty Co to Wm H Nevin. Lot 9 blk 1 map 2, Nepera Park . X

Same to Robert Harper. Lots 2 and 4 blk 9 same map. 1

Gale, Irviug P to Adaline Pew. Cottage pl, w a, 32 n Irving pl, 27x65. J

Gale, Edwd H to sarae. Cottage pl, w s, 59 n Irving pl, 27x65. 1

Grom, Josepb et al to Henry W Grom. River­dale av, e s, 142.2 s Post st, 24x130. 1

Grom, Henry W to Anna L Roae. Same prop­erty. 1

Jacksou, Melisaa to Mary A Shirley. Glenwod av. n s, 168 w Park av, 50xl41.S, 1

Johnson, Rebecca W to Wra H Davis, Lots 19 and 21 map Bryn Mawr Heights, 700

McKay. Sarah B to Sarah J McKay. Lots 466 and 467 map Mobegan Park. 85

Pierce, Fidelia to Annie M Conklin. Bennet t av, e s, lot 30 blk 36 raap lots a t South Yon­kers . 1

Shipman, Regina K to W m J McCready. Belle­vue pl, n e cor Belevue av. 1

Smadbeck, Louis and ano to Michaei A Terry Lot 640 map Bronx Manor. 223

The American Investors Trust Co to Tbe Kit­lery Realty Co. Lots 90 and 91 map Armour Villa Pa rk . ^

Valentine. Nathl B to James L Valentine. Lols 151 to 154, 17 to 182, 184 to 203; also Trench­ard av, n w s, 1.32 acres, map ValenUne property. j

BROOKLYN RECORDS.

Long IsSQjid lim Guarantee Co. ISO REMSEN, NBAR COURT ST.

MONEY TO LOAN. Mortgages For Sale witb Guarantee,

Tit les Guaranteed in Manhat tan , Brooklyn Long Island,

and

ATTCTION SALES OF THE WEEK. The following a re the sales tha t have taken

place in the city auction rooms dur ing the week ending J u u e 28, 1900.

•Indicates tha t the property described has heen bid In for pla int lS 's account.

T. A. KERRIGAN. •Columbia s t . No 353, e s, 75 n Colea at, 25x

92.11, frame dweU'g, (Amt due ?806, and taxes . See, $144; pr ior morts , $600,) Clinlon D Burdiek, exr J l ,650

•Greene av. No 354, s s, 100.1 e Prankl in av, 19.6x100. brk and stone dwell 'g. (Amt due $7,683, and taxes. Stc. $184.) Will iarasburgh Savinga Bank 5,QOO

•34th st, s s. 100 w 4th av, 80x100.2, vacant . (Arat due $2,963, and taxes. &o, $39.) F r a n ­ces T Miller 1.750

•Bergen st, s a. 200 e Howard av, 200x—x—xloO, vacant . (Arat due $11,343.) Alfred Ogden.

•Union ct ' , 'No "1021. n s, 525 e Classon av, 2ox 131, vacani . (Amt due $1,797, and taxes, Scc, $149.) Donald P Ayres et al exrs 500

•North 6th st . No 147, n s. 50 w Bedford av, 25x 80. brk bldg. (Amt due $5,381, and taxes, Scc. $414.) Henry Weber admr John Weber . .3,000

•Atlant ic av, No 1903. n s, 75 w Preacott pl, 15x98.7. frame bldg. (Amt due $1,531, and taxes, ScC, $203.) German Building aud Sav­ings Co of Brooklyn 1.500

Eas t 35th st. No 874, w s, 187.6 s Av G, 40x 100. Withdrawn

Eas t 35th st. No 864, w s, 307.6 s Av G, 40x 100. Withdrawn

19th st, Nos 80 to 86, s w s, 275 w 3d av. lOOx 100. frarae bldgs. (Amt due $13,850, and taxes, See, $191,) Will iam M Tebo 4,200

4th av, a e s, 29.11 s w Carrol! st, 25xl04.10x 25x103,2, frarae bldg, (Amt due $1,537, and taxes, &c. $197.) Morris Cohen 3,500

Hancock st, No 2S4, s s. 175 w Tompkins av. 20 xlOO, brk and stone dwell 'g. {Ami due $10,-880, and taxes. Sec, $240.) Bdward D Blood­good 11,335

•Belmont av, No 649, n s, 43.9 w Warwick st, 18,9x100, frame bldg. (Aral due ,¥2,711, and taxes, Scc. $38.) Bushwick Co-operative Bldg and Loan Assoc 2,000

De I talb av. No 525, n s, 75 w Bedford av, 25x 33, frarae bldg. (Amt due $1,217. and taxes, &c. $55.) Williara C Horn 2,500

•16th st, s s, 131.10 w 7th av. 20.1x68, frarae dwell'g, (Amt due $2,029, and taxes, &c, $35.) Maria Kraemer 1,500

•Hul l st, s w cor Hopkinson av, 18,9x96.5xl8.9x 97.3, brk bldg. (Amt due $4,452, and taxes, See, $182.) Jobn W Harper exr 3,500

Union st, Nos 30 to 36, s s, 156,3 w Van Brunt 6t, runs w 7 6 x s l 0 0 x w — x s S O x e , 93.9 X n 100 to beginning, four 4-sty brk bldgs •with 3-aty brk bldg and frame shed on rear.

President st, No 19, n s, IOO w Van Brun t st, runs w 12 X n 50 X w 33 X n 50 X e — x a 20 X w 20 X s 80 to beginning, 3-st.y b rk tenera't . Anthony Sessa 31,600

JAMES L. BRUMLEY, High st. No 135, n s, 250,9 e Jay at, —x—x2e.7

xl03, frame dwell 'g. W V King 5.000 Verandah pl. No 26, s s. 253.7'e Henry at, 25.3

x51,9x25.1x51,9, brk dweirg . Same. » , . . .1,350 Congress st. No 169,..n s. 165 w Clinlon st, 25x

100, brk and stone dwell 'g. Sanae 7,000

•Wortman av, n w cor Jerome st, runs w 100 X n 345 X w 100 to Barbey st, x n 185,6 x e 201.5 to Jerome st, x s 506,8 to av, x w 100, vacaat . Myer Hellman 2,400

Barbey st, w s, 85 n Wortman av, 452.7x46.3x 460.^:47, vacant

Stanley av, s w cor Warwick st, 40x85, vacant . 39ih st, a s, 325 w 7th av, 25x100. frame dwell­

ing C Ghelardi 1,075

25th av. a w cor 86th st . 100x96.8, vacant . Geo P Beatty 945

25th av, n w cor Benson av, 160x96.8, vacant . Geo F Beatty 1,600

25th av, w a, 160 n Benson av, 220x96.8. vacant . H G Linton 1,630

25th av, w a, 380 n Benson av, 220x96.8. vacant . Same 1,630

•Bay 37'th st, n e cor Bath av, 80x96.8, vacant . J M Ashton 700

Bay 37tb al, e a, abt 140 n Bath av. 60x96.8, va­cant. Same 420

Bay 37th st, e s, 200 n Bath av, 60x96,8, va­caut. W Devine 360

Bay 37th st, e s, 260 n Bath av, 120x96.8, va­cant, H Nevins 720

Bay 37th st, e s, 380 n Batb av, 180x06,8, va­cant, H G Linton 1,180

Bay.37th st, e s, 560 a Batb av, 120x96.8, va­cant, W Garner 750

Bay 37th s t , s e cor Benson av. 60x96,5, va ­cant. F B Snow 540

Bay 37tb st . e s, 60 s Benson av, 60x96.8, va ­cant, A Lemmon 390

Bay SSth st. s w cor Benson av, 60x96.8, va­cant, H Nevins 615

Bay SSth st, w s, 60 s Benson av, 180x06.8, va ­cant. A Lemmon 1,170

Bay 3Sth st, w a, 240 s Benson av, 60x96.8, va­cant, F B Snow 360

Bay 38th st, w s, 300 s Benson av, 120x96.8, va ­cant. Same 720

Bay 3Stb st, w s, 420 s Benson av, 60x96,8, va ­cant, H Nevins 313

Bay 3Stb st, n w cor Bath av, 140.x96.8, vacant . J M Ashton 1,050

Bay 3Sth st, w s, 140 n Bath av, 60x96.8. va­cant. Same 330

Bay 38th st . w s, 200 n Bath av, 120x96,8, va ­caut. J R Hughes 600

Total $107,885 Corresponding week, 1899 15,240

ADVEnTTSED LEGAL SALES. Sales to be held a t the Real Eatate Exchange, 189

and 101 Montague street, except as elsewhere stated.

Ju ly 2. Cambridge pl, No 47, e s, 289.6 n Gales av, 14x

100, brk dwell 'g. Harlera Co-operative Bldg and Loan Assoc agt Jamas Burke and ano; Wra Langdon, a t l 'y . 5 Beekman st. Manhat tan ; H W Schmitz. ref. (Arat due $5,193, and taxes. Sec, $217.) By Will iam Cole.

July 3. Av C, s s, 120 e Bedford av, 40x100. Gulian L

Dashwood agt Har ry L Zeigier et a l ; Morris, S & M, at t 'ys , 16 Exchange pl, Manha t tan : (Amt due $5,436 and taxes, &c, $50,) By T A Kerrigan at No 9 Willougbby at.

Van Sicklen av, No 140, w s, 350 s Ful ton st, 25 xlOO, frame bldg, Mary G Sarles agt Albert B La Selle et a l ; J M Searaan, at t 'y , Jamaica , N Y, (Arat due $2,242, and taxes, Sec, $136.) By T A Kerrigan at No 9 WUloughby st.

Alabama av, e s, 200 5 Pitkin av, 75x100, frame dwell 'g. J ane E Crabtree agt Louiae Reiss et a l : Itlendl, K & L, a t t 'ys ; 2590 Atlantic av. (Arat due $1,755 and taxes, Stc. $140,) Ey T A Kerrigan a t No 9 Willougbby st.

SSth st, n a, 375 e 2d av, 50x100. frame dwell 'g and vacant, Wal te r R Lusher and ano ag t Guiseppe Cinque et a l ; Gilbert' Blllott. a t t 'y . 215 Montague st, (Amt due $467 and taxea. &c.

??^<i ^ o ' w f?"" ' . . *^ '™'^ ' ' By T A Kerrigan a t No 9 Willoughby st .

Ralph av. No 124, w a, 21,8 n Hancock at 17 4 x75. frame flat. Emma Meyn agt Agnea Sprlng-

'" ^ L ^ ' L ' ^ -^ Gerlich, Jr . , a t t 'y , 1204 Lexington av Manhattan, (Ami due .fOlO, and taxes. See t ^ M- g"™-n™°''i\*^'^S'*-^ By T A Kerrigan a t No 9 Willoughby st.

•'^^.i^r^^'-r,^ ^' '^^'^•'^0 w Stb av, 25x100, vacaat . Z D Berry agt Thos L Clark et a l ; Roby & ? ! 7 c " ^ .! P ^ ^ ^ " .^^- Manhat tan . (AmC due $476, and faxes,£c,$3o; prior morta,$l,431.) By

oJS > Kerr igan, a t No 9 Willougbby st . ^^J^' J^° ^ H - ^ ^' 325 e 3d av, 24.9xl00x24.8x:

100, frame bldg. John Schlegel agt Wm J Lackmann et a l ; Hy Fueher , a t l 'y . 357 Broad­way. (Amt due $6,331, and taxes, &c, S178.) By T A Kerrigan a t No. 9 Willoughby at. "^"v'^-ff J ° ^ ^ J ' " ^' ^^-^^ ^ Graham av, 23.2

XbO.7x24x56,6. frarae tenera ' t . Chas M Englia guardn agt Olive A Sands individ and extrx et *.V,Vi^ P Perry, a t t 'ys , 77 Greenpoint av. (Amt $2,471, and taxea, &e. $146.) By T A Kerr iean a t No 9 Willoughby k ^ ^ * ^ tt-errigan

2ii av No 945. e s. 40,2 n 54th at. 2O.'i80, frame dwe 1 g. Indiana Giberson agt John H O'Brien et a l ; R T Grigga, a l t 'y , 31 Nassau st, Manhat­t a n , (Arat due $3,323. and taxes. See, $100 ) By T A Kerr igan, a t No 9 Willougbby st,

2d av. No 943, e a. 60.2 n 54th at, 20x80. t r ame dwell g, John Williamson agt same; Bame a t t y . (Arat due $3,323, and taxes. &o $100) By same auctioneer.

Metropolitan av, n a, 150 w Humboldt st. 25x86 also all title to t rame bldg.

Metropolitan av, n a, 175 w Humboldt st, 25x86 frarae bldg. ' August Peters agt Annie Frederich and ano John Dill, J r , a t t 'y , 49 Court s t ; W H Garrison ref. (Amt due $1,164, and taxes, &c. $56.) B T Wm Cole, a t 7 and 8 Court Sq. • 'y ' t

Glenraore av, n s, 20 e Chestnut st, 20x100, va­cant. Gerraan-American Improvement Co agt Cath H Kerr et a l ; Wm Watson, a t t 'y . 16 Court St. (Amt due $920 and taxea, &e, ^43 ) By Jere Johnson. Jr , Co.

J u l y 5. Linden st. No 106, e s, 235.11 n Evergreen av ,

20x100, frame fiat. Louia Roseuburg agt Pau ­line Levy extrx et a l ; H Kuntz, a t t 'y , 61 Pa rk Row, Manhat tan ; John Bogart, ref. (Amt due $1,933, and taxes. See, $170.) By T A Kerr i ­gan at No 9 Willoughby st.

Linden st, No 108, e s, 255.11 n Evergreen av, 20x100, frame flat. Rebecca Rosenberg agt same; same a t t 'y and ref, (Amt due $1,933 and taxes. Sec, $170.) By same auctioneer,

56th st, s s, 100 e I4th av, 50x100.2,frarae dwell 'g . Phebe E de Mund agt Emily S Williaras and

ano; Wra P McNaraara. a t t 'y , 11 WaU at; Man­ba t tan . (Amt due $3,384, and taxea. &o, $43.) By T A Kerr igan, at No 9 Willougbby st.

Montague st, n a, 50 w Hicka st, 100x100. David G Legget agt Thos Donner et a l ; Dutton & K, a t t 'ys , 167 Broadway, Manhattan, (Amt due $39,186, and tases , &c, $757.) By T A Kerr i ­gan a t No 9 Willoughby st.

Lincoln pl. No 211, n s, 334 w Sth av, 33x132, brk dwell 'g. Mutual Li te Ina Co agt Qertrude Spancer et a l ; Davies, S & A, a t t 'ys , 32 Naaaau at, Manhat tan . (Amt due $8,757, and taxea &c, $281.) By T A Kerr igan, a t No 9 Wil­lougbby St.

Ju ly 6. Skillman av, 8 3, 150 e Lorimer at, 25x100, frame

bldg. Amalle .Mertz et al ,exrs,agt K P Schneider et a l ; F Obernier, a t t 'y , 375 Fulion at. (Amt due $3,873, and laxes, &c, $139,) By T A Ker­rigan a t No 45 Broadway.

14tb av, a e a, 80 a w 70tli at, 40xn0,frama dwell 'g and vacant, Edward A Everit agt Ann Red­mond Individ and extrx, et at; G W Pearsal l , a t t 'y , 40 Court s t ; L Lovejoy, ref, (Amt due $304; prior morts $1,800,) By James L Brum­ley.

OOth st, n a, 340 e 13th av , 3 lots, each 20x100.2,

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vacant. The Popular Banking, Savings and Loan Assoc agt Fred Seifried et al; G B Waldo, att'y, 32 Broadway. Manbattan. (Amt due on first lot, $1,023, prior morts $2,520; and on each of tbe other two lots, $S58 with prior morts of $2,519.) By F B Van Vleck, ref, at Court House.

July 9. o4th at, n s, 100 e 5th av, 20x100.2, vacant.

Henry Kettelhodt agt Sidney Carrington and ano; T Witte, att'v, 375 Fulton st; V L Haines, ref, (Aral due $526 and tases. Scc. $57.) By Referee at Court House.

1,1s P E N D E N S . June 22.

Lawrence st, e s. 300 n Willoughby st, 25x107.6. General Synod of Reformed Church In America agt 'Mary Wilson et al; att'ys, Sutphen & Lef-fsrts

Bainbridge st, n s, 160 e Sumner av. 20x100. Louisa Kimberley agt Chas W Beiser et al; att'ys, G B and E Goldschmidt,

Union st, 3 s, 156.3 w Vau Brunt st, 93.9x100, Ella Rome and ano exrs Jaraes H Mason agt Bertha Kane et al; att'y, E Kempton.

Fulton st, s s, 219,7 w Washington av, 20x100. John W Chatfleld exr Mary A Falrman agt Jane R McKinley et al,

Carlton av, w s, 9S,6 n SE Mark'a av, 20x100. Charlotte Durableton agt John C Dumbleton et al; att'ys, Smitb & Buxton.

85tb st, n s, 180 s 13tb av, 60x100. Fannie L Vanderhoof agt Walter L Johnson et ai; att'y, C H LoCt.

82d st, 3 s, 400 e 12th av, eOslOO. Benjamin Letcher agt same.

S2d st, s s, 460 e 12th av, 60x100. Catherine Cowenhoven agt sarae,

85th st, n s, 140 e ISth av, 60x100. Sarah A Cowenhoven agt sarae.

S2d st, s s. 160 e 12th av. 60x100, Same agt same. Diamond st, w s, 100 s Calyer st. 25x100. Philip

Blake and ano agt Josepb Blake et al; parti­tion; Levy & Bachrach.

Gatea av, n s, 125 w Lewis av, 4 lots, each 25x 100.

De Kalb av, n s. 175 w Lewis av. 30x100. Lewis av. w s. 60 s Pulaski at, 30x75.

l-16th part. George Wahlheiraer and Henry Kretsch flrm of J H Miller agt Chas W Trua-low et al; lo set aside assignment; att'y, J N Hayes.

New Utrecht av, a e a, at continuaGon of Bay 16th st, runs a e 102,2 x a w 65 s n w 104.3 x n e 65. Henry L Nostrand agt John Krapp, Jr et al; att'y, M Furst.

soth st, n s, 100 e 10th av. 200x200 to 85th st. Aline Journault agC Walter L Johnson el al; atl'y, P C Dexter.

Garfield pl, a w a,184.5 n w 7th av,28,5xl00. Alex­ander Russell agt Harriet E Russell; to compel conveyance; att'y, F A K Boland,

Diamond st, w s, 100 s Calyer at, 25x100. Pbilip and Richard Blake agt Joseph Blake; partitiou; att'ys. Levy Sc B.

New Utrecht av, s e s, being on a line witb con­tinuation of Bay 16th st, runs s e 102.3 x s w 65 X n w 104,3 to av, x n e 65. Henry L Nos­trand agt John Krapp Jr et al; att'y, M Furst,

June 23. 2d pl, s s, 225 e Court st, 16.2x133,5. Anna J

Lockwood agt Boae P Buckley et al; att'y, G S Billings.

Hamburg av. south cor Cornelia st, 24.2x100, Emeline E Brower et al, exrs Jaraes G Brower

• et al; att'y, J P Phillip, Classon av, e s, 203 n De Kalb av. 25.9x78,llx ' 25x78.6, Mary P Bennett agt David K Case

et al; att'y, F G Wild, President st, n s, 100 w Van Brunt st, runs n

S 0 x e 2 0 x n 2 0 x w 7 0 x s 50x e 38 s s 50 to Preaident st, x e 12. Anthony Sessa agt Bertha Kane et al; att'ys, Jones & 'Titcomb.

50tb St. n s, 240.4 e 5th av, 19x100,2. Anthony Graef agt James Burke et al; att'y, G Eckstein.

Wythe av, w a, 127,6 a Ruah st, 21.9x90. Edwin Ludlara and ano exrs Silas Ludlara agt John A Johnson el al; att'ys, Wyckoft, S & F.

Junius st, w s, 150 s Glenraore av, 50x100, Alvin H Hill agt Frank Metzler et al; att'ya, Kiendl, If fir f

Norlh 12tb st, s s, 100 w Wythe av, —x—. City ot New York agt Paul and Louis Weidmann; infringeraent o£ building laws; att'y, J Whalen.

Wythe av, n w cor North l l th st, —x—. Same agt same.

North l l th st, n a, 75 w Wythe av, —s—. Same agt same.

Hancock st, a s, 80 w Bedlord av, 20x100,6, Ellen M Beam agt Cbas R Porterfleld et al; att'y, E Kempton.

June 25. Maujer st, s a, 125 e Lorimer st, 25x100. Chas

Dippei agt Zore Llewie et al; att'y, C Rein­hardt.

Vanderbilt av, e a, 302,6 s Park av, 20x100.,. Wm W Durland agt Lizzie B Constantine et al; atfys, Williarason & Reynolds.

Adelphi at, e a, 309,7 s Greene av, 25x100, Emilie Huber et al exra Otto Huber agt Panny Mc­Kane et al; att'y, F Obermeier.

Clinton st, s e cor Nelaon st, 20x90. Jobn Scbnackenberg agt Mary Brockett et al; atfy, J Brenner,

Maspeth turnpike road, s s, at a ditch, contains Vt acre.

Maspeth av, s a, at a ditch, containa V^ acre. Maspeth av, centre line, 100 w Gardiner av, runs

s 2U0 fo centre Orient av, s e 130 x n 150 x w ^ X n 110 to centre Maspeth av, x w lo begiu­ning. Geo H Henry agt Mary B Tltua et al; atfy, C R Henry.

Bay 16th st, a e s, 366.8 from a e cor 86th st, runa s e 06.8 x s w 16.8 x n w 86,8 x n e 16,8. Mel­vin Stephens agt Alice R Mack et al; att'ya, Frayer. S. W & S.

June 26. Shephard av, w s, 250 s Ridgewood av, 20x100,

Robert D Miller agt Elizabeth Anderson et al; atfys, Keindl, K & L.

Alabama av, w a, 100 n Sutter av, 50x100. Emma Dantzscher agt Rosa P Ludwig; atfy, G P Alexauder.

June 27.

Wolcott st, w s, 150 n Dwight st, 20x100, Anton Snydslrup, admr Christine Fohlman agt Daniel Dougherty et al; att'y, E L Roake.

Flint st, e s, 25,2 a York st, 50x53.2x50x52. Emma J Uterhart et al agt Sarah McGee; atfys, Uterhart & Graham,

Leonard at, w 3, 125 a Meserole av, 25x100. Laura B Dexter agt Olive A Sands; attachment; atfy, J C Weat.

Madison st, n a, 231,3 w Bedford av, 18.9x100. Long laland Loan and Truat Co trustee Emma E Dripps agt Grace U, wife Henry B Lounsbury et al; atfy, E Kempton,

Bergen st, s a. 400 e Franklin av, 20x128,6, Har­riet L Myers guardn Bessie Myers agt Rachel A Van Kirk el al; atfy, E A Carley.

Logan st, e s, 175 n Liberty av, 50x100. Carrie C C Lee agl Ubaldina Querra et ai; atfys, Sack­elt Se Lang.

June 28. Hopkinson av, a e cor Sumpter st, 20x75. Eaat

Brooklyn Savings Bank agt James Burke et al; atfys. Phillips & Avery.

Atlantic av, a s, 20 e New Jersey av, 18.9x100, Nicbolas L Rapelje agt Theresa Kutzing et al; atfya, Kiendl, K & L.

Pacific st, a s, 461.6 w Nostrand av, 16.1x100. Wm H S Wood et al, trustees of N T Monthly Meeting of Society of Friends agt Annie Y Pow­ler ct al; atf y, R H Underbill.

Vanderbilt av, e a. 302.6 n Park av, 20x100. Wm W Durland agt Lizzie B Constantine et al; att'ys. Williamson & Reynolda,

19tb St. No 405, n a, 225 w Sth av, 25xlOS.9x25i 110.6. Henry Ehler agt Henry Schondortf et al; atfy, J H Hildretb.

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CONVEYANCES. Whenever tha letters Q. C. and C. a. G, are preceded by the names

• f the grantee they mean as follows: lat.—Q. C. Is an abbreviation for Quit Claim deed, .i e., a deed in

•which all the right, title and Intereat o£ the grantor is conveyed, omitting all covenanta and warranty.

2d—C. a. G. raeans a deed containing Covenant against Grantor only, in which he covenanta that he hath not done any act whereby the es­tate conveyed may be impeached, charged or encumbered,

June 22, 23, 25. 26, 27 and 28.

Adama st, e B, 112 a Concord at, runa e 102.9 x a 50,2 x w 102.9 x n 49.10. All title to alley In rear 2.9x102,9x3.1x102.9. City Real Estate Co to Daniel B Farrell, ^°^

Baltic at, s w s, 175 s e i t b av, 40x56. Denia S, Mortimer C and Bertha M Lyons, Sophia L Schmidt tihlldren and heira Mortimer J Lyons to William Whitby. B & S . nom

BalUc st, 6 a, 175 e 4th av, 40x56. Jesae P Sutton and ano trustees Mortimer J Lyons to William Whltly. 3,900

Barbey at, e s, 245 s "Vienna av, 40x100. Hendrix st, n w cor Stanley av, 65x102,3x65x102. I

Louis Fisher, New Tork, to Wm P Costello. exch Beverly road, s s, 50 e East ISth st, 70x—x—x90, h & 1, Josephine

K Stevenson to Eliz A Gordon. Mort $2,500. 4,500 Boerum st. No 1S2. s s, 50 e Humboldt at. 25x100. Edward Lett to

Edwd G Callaway. 4,400 Bogart st w s, 25.8 n Varet st, 25x101,11x25x101. h & L Sophia

Stein formerly Gass to Frederick Roeder. Mort $3,600. exch Cheever pl, n w s, 166,8 3 w Harrison at, 16,8x88.6, h & 1. Wm J,

Jamea and Michl J Moylan children and heira Catharine Moylan to Julila O'Brien. 3,600

Columbia st, e s, 512.11 n Degraw st, 9.11x97.6. John and Edwd W Ford to Alena B Miller widow. Q C. 300

Concord st, n w s, 452 a w Atlantic av, 50x100. Augustus P Mc­Graw and Mary E Thomas children and heirs Nicholas McGraw, Theo C Bacon only heir Susan B Bacon an heir Nicholas McGraw, Lldle R widow. Augustus P and Susie B McGraw children and heirs Richd D McGraw to Albert A sometimes known as Alfred A Smith. Q C. 100

Court st, w 3, 45.9 s Garnett st. runs w 62 x a 14.2 x s 16,8 x e aO to Court s t X n 25.10. Release mort. Charles McLoughlin. Larch­mont. N T, to Edith G Edghill. 1,200

Same property. Ellen Ward to Joaeph Plccirlllo and Concetta Lo-brlolt. Mort ?5,000. nom

1. John R Ryon to noro

Partition. Theodore l,ti85

Edwd C Lichtenstein

Decatnr st. s e s, 163 s w Hamburg av, 18,6x100, h & 1. Bdwd J Mott, Hempstead, L I, to J Alfred Wheeler, Mort $2,500. 4,500

Decatur st, s s, 140 w Paichen av, 20x100, h Ysabel A de Mackinney.

Decatnr sl, s s, 140 w Patcben av. 20x100. B Galea referee to John R Ryon.

Degraw sl, s a, 300 w Columbia st, 25x100. and aa exr Julia Cronin lo Joseph and Maria Pacelll tenants by the entirety. 3.500

De Sales pl, n w s, 133 n e Bushwick av, 16.6x100. John R Ryon to Henry Deifenbacher. Mort $1,400., uom

Diamond st, e a, 140.6 n Driggs av, runs n e 43.3 x s e 43.3 to Hutn-boiat st X n 25 X n w 46.10 x s w 46.10 to Diamond st x s 25. Emma Metz to John F Simpson. Sub to encroachment on n s. _ nom

Same property. Partition. Wm H Stryker to Emraa Metz. 3,700 Dwight st, s e cor Dikeman st, 25x75. Cornelius Baltam to Freder­

ick Fitschen. 1,300 Elderts lane, s e a , and s s conduit Brooklyn City Water Works,

contains 10 acres. Simon J Harding to Augustus F Gardner. Mts $3,000. nom

Etna st, n a, 100.9 e Richmond st, 25.2x70x25x74.5. Elizabeth Leigh­ton to Charlotte Evans. 2,900

Fleet st, w s, 74.7 n e Willoughby st, 12.6x48.9x12.11x45.6, Frances J White extrx Mary O'Bryan or O'Brien and Jennie H and Francis H O'Bryan or O'Brien to Robert A Halliday. 1,500

Fleet st, w a, 74,7 n e Willoughby st, 12.6x48.9x12.11x45.10. Robert A Halliday lo Jennie H and Franeis H O'Bryan or O'Brien. 1,500

Freeman st, n s, 125 w Oakland st. 25x100. Marlin Hoskin lo Dennis A McCarthy. Mort $2,000. 6.000

Freeman st, s s, 75 w Oakland at, 25x100, h & 1. Joseph Wyttyck lo John Quinn. Mort $2,500. 4,400

Fulton st, s s, 76.7 e Cleveland st, 25.6x107.3x25x102.1. Lisette Bohnke to Friedrich Huttenlocher. nom

George st, n w s, 200 s w Knickerbocker av, 25x80, h & 1. Louisa Maurer to Emil L Heusner. J^ part. Morts $5,000. 200

George st, s e s, 200 n e Central av, 25x100, h & 1. Konrad Schad to Joseph F Halter. Morl $2,500. 5.000

Goslins lane, e s, adj n s Brooklyn & Rockaway Beach R R bed, runs n e 85 X s e 100 x s w 85 x n w 100, Foreclos. Walter R Barnard to Hermann Lohmann. 200

Halsev st n a, 42 e Marcy av, 19x80. h & 1. Theo W Arms, Boston, Mass, to Geo H Roberts. Mort .'?6,000. 100

Halsey st, n s, 46,3 w Throop av, 10.3x100, h & 1. Foreclos. Wiii­iam Walton to Agnes B Durbrow, Montclair, N J. 5,712

Hancock at, s s, 100 e Nostrand av, 20x100, h & 1, John J Fields, Jr. to Wra B Greenraan. nom

Hancock st. n s, 72 e Ralph av, 152x100. Timothy G Sellew, New York, to George Gutting. " nom

Hart al, n s. 115.8 w Tompkins av. 15.8x100. Henry Vollweiler to Pierre M Brown, Hempstead, L L Mort $4,000, esch

June 30, 1900, RECORD AND GUIDE. [Brooklyn] 1163

Owners of Investment Property Who pay water bills on basis of amount passing through meter can materially reduce them by having faucets that do not dribble. The " JEm^BSSS tfuller " and *'' jEms'BSS " Self-closing Faucets are kept in repair in New York and suburbs three years without charge.

[Send for form of guarantee.] The Meyer=Sniffen Co., Ltd., 5 East I9th street. New Vork.

Hart Bt, s s, 225 e Marcy av, 37,6x100. Wm B Sing to Faunie T wife Wra B Sing. nom

Hendrix st, e s, 250 n Dumont av, 25x100, h & 1. Release dower. Magdalena Kammann widow to Amand J Campbell. nom

Same property. Magdalena Karamann exr Henry P W Kammann to Amanda J Campbell. Morl $2,000. 2,700

Hoyt sl, e a, 100 s Douglass st, 20x80. Foreclos. Jamea P ColUns lo Equitable Co-operative Building and Loan Aasoc. 2,000

Hope st. No 168, s s, ^27,10 e Keap st, 27,3x05. Simon Hutter to Ackille Pornataro. 4,600

Humboldt st, s e cor Debevoise st, 25x75, h & 1. Max Schoeh to Vally Schoeh. Sub lo dower Fanny Schoeh and all liens. B & S .

nom Humboldt al, n w cor Debevoiae st, 25x100, h & 1. Joseph Reisen-

stein lo Adolph Roth. uom Jefferson st, n s, 95 w Patehen av, 20x100, h & 1, George Gutting

to Timothy G Sellew, N Y, Mort $3,500. exch Leonard st. w s, 145 a Norman av, 25x100. Mary L Preston to. John

D Eggers. Mort $2,500. 3,000 Logan st e s, 1,625 n 3d st, o0xl50. Carrie A Vollmer to Henry

Funk. 1,900 Luqueer st, n s, 120 e Courl st, 20x100. David Mayer to Patrick

Hennessy. Mort $4,500. nom Luqueer sl, n a, 140 e Court st, 20x100. John F McDonough lo _

same. 1 ,32Q Lynch st, n a, 128 w Lee av, 16x100. Alphonse Gariepy lo Annie

E Gariepy. Morl $2,000, nora Madlaon st, n s, 270 e Sumner av, 20x100, h & 1, Wm R Toung to

Robert M and Alice M Young. Mori $5,000. 1,000 McKibben st, n w cor Leonard st, 25x100, h & 1. Henry and Harris

Bloomgarden to Barnett Shapiro. Morts $9,400. 11,900 Montague terrace, e s, 35 n Remsen st, 26x103. Edwd E O'Brien,

Thomaston, Me, to Mary E wife Wm A Campbell. V2 part. nom Montague terrace, e s, 35 s Montague st, 26x104, Mary E Campbell

formerly O'Brien wife Wm A to Edwd E O'Brien. Vi. part. nom Milford st, w s, 390 s Blake av, 16.8x105.1x49x100. Louis Fisher,

New York, to Wm F Costello. See Wyona al. exch Nelson at, n s, 243.10 w Court st, 16.4x100, h & I. John Boyd to

Addie Welsch. 3,750 Newton sl, s s, 101.4 e Graham av, 34x100x50.8x101.4, Michael

Quinn to Edward Schmidt, nom Oakland st, e s, 25 s Freeman al, 25x90. Marlin Hoskin to Dennis A

McCarthy. Mort $3,000. 6,000 Oakland st, e s, 200 Nassau av, 25x100. Partition. Theo B Gatea to

Mary E Brennan, 2,410 Ocean Parkway, e s. SO n Av L, 40x230 to East Tth sl. Jeremiah

•Costello to Christian W Kirehherr, nom Osborne at, w s. 125 n Belmont av. 25x100, h & 1. Leopold Munz

to Samuel Sweedler. Mort $2,250. 2.800 Paeific at, s s, 209 e Rockaway av, 66x107.2. John B Cole, New

York, lo Costianza Napolitano, 2-3 parts, and Domenica Lamperta, 1-3 pari. Mort $1,250. 1,700

Pacific st, n a, 366.8 w Stone av, 16.8x100. Luigi Bove to Domenico Bruno. B & S . % part. Mort $1,700, &c. nom

Paciflc st, s a, 63.8 w Nevins at, 20x100, Elizabeth L Welwood formerly Longman to Sylvester Blume. 5.600

Park pl. n a. 175 w Franklin av, 18.9x106, h & 1. Edwd H Taylor, Jr, to Franklin L Sheppard, Philadelphia, Pa. B & S , C a G. Mort $4,500. nom

Park pi, n B, 325 w BufEalo av, 40x127.9. Poreclos. William Wal­ton to Elisha B Rollins. 1,000

Parkway, s a, 16.4 w Albany av, runs s 69.9 to Albany av x s 367.1 x n 446,1 to Parkway x e 82.6, h & 1. Barbara Lutz to Eugene A Miller. Mort $5,500. nom

President at, a e cor 7th av, 38x100, h & 1, Henry B Helmke to Nathan Wise. Mort $40,000. See Jerome av, Bronx. nom

President st, a w s, 251.6 n w Tth av, 5TxlOO, h & 1, A Rogers Lee to Hiram A Lyons. Mort $30,000. 8,350

Prospect pl, s s, 349.11 e Schenectady av, 20x127.9. Caspar Lucke to William Hawksiey. Mort $1,900. nom

Prospect pl, n s, 300 w Pranklin av, 405x25T to St Marks av. Peter P Lynan to Cranford Co, 1-8 part. nom

Same property. Sarah A McCarty to same, 1-8 part. nom Same property. John P Cranford, New York to sarae, Vi part, nom Prospect pl, s s, 352.3 w Bedford av, 30.6x131. Emma Hagedorn to

Jesse V A Craighead. Mort $11,500. See Jamaica av. 20,000 Prospect Park West, n w a, 43 n e l l t h st, 19x93.4, h & 1. Richard

A White to John J Hickey. Morta $ll,0OO, nom Pulaski st, s 3, 85 w Throop av, 40x100. J Lawrence Marcellus to

Thos E Greenland. 3,500 Richardson st, s a, 1T5 e Union av, 25x100. Nichol Libretti to Pilo-

mena G wife Nichol Libretti. % part. nom EuUedge st, a a, 241 e Bedford av, 20.9x100. H Byron Griffiths to

Mutual Benefit Loan and Building Co. Mort $5,500. exch Sackman st, w s, 216 s Dunaont av, 18x100, h & I. Heyman Meyer­

sohn lo Isaac Bader. Mort $1,500. 2,200 Skillman st, w s, 72 s Willoughby av, 18x66, h & 1. Mary A Gannon

to Rosy Mendes. 2,600 South Oxford st, w s. 365 n Lafayette av, 22x100. EmlUe S and Alex

C Howe and Wm T and Caroline D Barr to Thos T Barr. % parts, B & S. nom

South Portland av, e s, 233 n Lafayette av, 22x100. Duryea Frost to William Berri, Mort $4,000. See 4th av. nom

Stagg st, n w cor Leonard st. 60x80, .i & 1. John Haas to Franziska wife Joseph Kurz. Mort $13,000. nom

Sterling pl, n s. 92.1 e 6th av, runs n Tr x e 7.6 x n 25 x e 10 x s 100 to pl X w 17.6. Thoa M Stuart to Rohert H and Adeline Stulta tenants by the entirety, Lynbrook, N Y. Mort $3,500. nom

Sterling pl, s a, 425 e Underhill av, 100x123.6. Wm H Reynolda to Bessie L Martin. B & S . Mort $8,000. nom

Steuben st, e s, 286.8 s De Kalh av, 23x100, h & 1. Walter R Lusher to Dennis Dunleavy. Mort $8,000. nom

Suydam at, s s, 52.6 w Myrtle av, 25x95, h & 1. Frank Mann to Predk H Koater. Morts $3,000. 3,800

Union at, s s, 297.2 e Sd av. 27x95. John R Ryon to Margaret R Coates. Mort $4,000. nom

Van Buren st. n s, 200 w Patehen av, 25x100, h & L Thomas Connor to Christ Bnglish Bvang Luth Church. Mort $1,800. 3,300

Vanderveer sl, s s, 113.6 w Bushwick av, 16.8x50. Edward Jonea, Jr . to Chas M Le Furge. - nom

Warren st, n s, 200 w Hoyt st, 20x100, h & 1. Patrick Herson nnd Margaret Kelly to Norm G Cooper, Mort .'?2,00O. 3,000

Windsor pl, s w a, 181,2' n w Sth av, 16,SxlU0. Eleanor J wife John M Davis formerly Eleanor J Baird to Jacob Mattson. nom

Wyona st, w s, 175 n Liberty av, 5O.xl0O, h & 1. Wra F Costello to Louis Fisher, N Y. Mort $2,500. See Milford st, exch

South 3d st, s w cor Roebling st, 21x71.3. Johanna C Boach and Louisa M Pope heira Christopher Peters to Herman Peters. Q C.

4,500 East 3d st, e s, 146.7 n Greenwood av, 19x100, h & 1. Williani

Schuhmann, Coytesvllle, N J, to William. Rahm. Mort $1,400, nom East 3d st, w s, 144.5 n Greenwood av, 25x100. joseph Fahys to

George Donhauser. 450 South 5th st, a w s, 100 s e Hewes al, runs s w 100 x 3 e 25 x n el

33,11 X n w 5.7 X n e 7.4 X n e 56.10 to st, x n w 25. | Interior lot, begins 56.10 s South 5th st and 125 e Hewes st, runs sl

w 7,4 X s e 5.7 X n 9.3 to beginning. \ Gustave Trllechler to Simon Katz, N Y. Mort $3,000. 3,6a0

East Sth st, e s, 375 s Caton av, 30x100. Peter H McNully to Annie R Guy. nom

7th sl, s a, 1S8.6 e 5th av, 18.4x100. Josephine Dubois lo John A Pease. Q C. nom

West Sth st, e s, al intersection s line land formerly Prospect Park & C I R R, X e 170 X s 40 X w 170 X n 40. Francis P Gallagher to Barbara Gallagher, nom

9th st, No 283, n s, 225.6 w Sth av, 24,6x105, h & 1. Ward Wheeler, N Y, to Coleridge A Hart. B & S . All llens. nom

West 9th st, s s, 140 w Clinlon at, 50x100, h & 1. Thomas Milton to Sarah Keegan. All liena. nom

10th st, 3 w 3, 2G5 3 e 3d av, 17.6x100, h & I. Josephine Bishop to William Hupschen. nom

l l t h st, 3 a, TO w 5th av, 27.10x100, h & I, Foreclos. William Wal­ton to Fidelity Trust Co admr with will annexed Calvin Condit.

10,500 l l t h at, n e s , 303 a e 3d av. 18x100. Cathrina Postel to John

Tracey. nom l l t h . at, n e s , 159.1 n w 4th av, 16.8x100. Release mort. John D

Grover, Philadelphia. Pa, to Chas W and John A McNeely. nom Bay l l t h st. n w s, 100 n e Bath av, 60x96.8. Katherine Clinton to

George Huber. nom 12th st, s a, 292.11 w Prospect Park West, 19.11x100. Katie E Rich

to Denis M Hurley. Mort $4,500. nom. 12th st, n a, 427.8 e 5th av, 18.9x100. William Hollis to Bmma S

Boxold. omitted East 14th st, w a, 200 n Av U, 60x100. Harbor and Suburban

Building and Savings Co to Mary Parker-Smith. 745 East 14th St. e a, 350 s Beverly road. 50x100. h & 1, Walter R Lusher

to Frederick Figge. 6,750 Same properly. Frederick Figge to Martha wife said Fredericic

Figge, - nom Eaal 16th st, w s. 215.2 s Av C. T5x200. Henry P Newbury to Isaac

E and Alonzo Jersey. nom 20th st, a e cor Terrace pl, 48x100, Release mort. Wm E Murphy

exr Mary A Murphy to John Hayward. nom East 24th st, w s, 220 n Av G. SOxlOO, Release mort. Wm L

Dowling and Albert Berry to Daniel Lauer. 1,100 Same property. Release mort, Sarae to same. 1,000 Same properly. Daniel Lauer to Wm S Ross. Q C, nom Eaat 24th st, w s, 510 n Av G, 90x100. Release mort. Geo 0 Wal­

bridge to Daniel Lauer, 1,000 Same property. Release mort, Sarae to same, 1,237 Same properly. Daniel Lauer to Chas H Bortle and Russell Foland.

nom 30th st, a w s, 243.4 n w 4th av, 16.8x100.2, h & 1. Ellen Ward to

Watson Booth. Mort $1,600. nom Eaat 32d st. No T66, w s. 197.6 n Av H, 50x100. h & 1. Josephine L

Wendelin to James A S Gregg, New Rochelle. .N Y. Mort $3,500. nom

SSth St. s s, 120 e 10th av. 40x95,2. Frank Gonoud to Helene C Gilligan. nom

40th st, n s, 260 e 12th av, 20x95,2. Ulyssia and Wm L Brown flrm Brown Broa to Eagle Savings and Loan Co. B & S. Mort $4,047.

nom 40th at, n s. 220 e 12th av, 20x95.2, Same to same, Mort $4,047.

nom 40th St. n e a, 200 s o lOtJl av,- 20x95.2, h & 1. Thomas Wright, N Y,

to Erneat Raymond. nom 40th st, n e R. 80 a e 10th av, 20x95,2. Edward Jacobs to Saiva­

tore, Vincenzo and Cordlano Camzle, N Y. Mort $2,000. nom 40th at, n e a, 140 3 e 10th av. 2 0 J 9 5 , 2 . h & I. Blanche E Raymond

to Chaa W Wright. Mort $2,000. nom 40th at, u e s, 20 n w 13th av, 20x95.2. Geo N Crosby to Ulyasea

and Willis S Brown, firm Brown Bros. nom 40th at, s s, 60 w 13lh av. 20x100.2. Geo N Crosby to Uliases and

Willis S Brown, flrm Brown Bros. B & S . nom 40th st, s w s, 415.3 n w 12th av, 20x100,2, h & 1. Annie C Ray­

mond to Brooklyn Cement Sidewalk Co. B & S , All Hens. nom Same property, h & 1. Brooklyn Cement Sidewalk Co to Morria

Building Co, Mort $3,200 40th st, n 3, ISO e 12th av. 20x95,2.

and Loan Co, Morl $4,047. 40th st, n a. SO e Vltii av, 20x95,2.

100

40th st, n s, 120 e 12th av, 20x95.2.

Geo N 'Crosby to Eagle Savings nom

Same to same. Mort $4,560. nom

Same to same. Mort $4,560. nom-

41st at, s 3, 275 e 7th av, 50x100, h & L Firs t National Bank, Port Jervis, N Y, to Oscar B Tuomisto and Solomon Pihi, 2 600

43d st, n e s , 200.4 s e 4th av, —x 100.2x19.8x100.2. Ellen Lord to _ChristIna E Lund. Mort $3,500, 2,500

45th st, 3 w cor road from Flatbush to New Utrecht av, runs w 14.9 X s 78 X w 81,6 to said road x n 10.10. Anna Garner, N Y, to Nicholas M Weser. nom

46th st, s w a, 150 a e 12th av, 50x100.2. Saml W Tettey to James E French, nom

46th st, s w a, 340 n w 15th av, 40x100.2. Release mort. Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Wm H Heynoida. 2,750

I I 6 4 [ B r o o k l y n ] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, 19.QO,

01. $f 3. Sloane ApafcTiea t H>' ise* ^md oitic'e Bui id i i g s comple te ly e q u i p p e d w i l h nn j or ull of t h e s e i iecfs-Lt ic- T h i s i l a sa of work h a s lonj^ b ' ' eu o u r spec ia l ty .

CARPETS, LINOLEUM, COCOA MATTING, WINDOW SHADES

AWNINCS Estimates Promptly Submitted

i m i m s $f i9tb Street Telephone, 2200 ISth Pt NEW YORK

Morl 6,800

46th El s w s, S40 n w 15th av. 40x160.2. Wm H Reynolds to Marlon W Tankard. ^°^

46th st, n s, 175 w 12th av, 5x100.2. Borough Park Co to Alice L Dawe. °ona

47th sl s s 240 e 5th av, 20x100.2. James E French to Fanme Tet-ley. Morl $3,750. _ „ exch

49th at, n s, 340 e 7th av, runs n 100,2 x e 54,4 x s w 111,2 to st x w 6.1. Release morl. Bdwd T Hunt to Rachel Axelrod and Paul­ine Cohen. 1°2

Same property. Rachel Axelrod and Pauline Cohen to Anna M Rodriguez. B & S , iiom

55th st, n s, 143 e 5th av, 17.8x100.2, h & 1. Geo W Wakeman to Eagle Savings and Loan Co. Correction deed. nom

5oth st, s s 330 w 14th av, 30x100. Victor Sandstrom to Wilhelm Henrlkson. Mort $3,000. „„ „«^°'"

Soth at s s 300 w 14th av, 30x100. Same to eame. Mort $3,000. nom

55th st, e s, 300 w 14tb av, 60x100.2. Release mort. Borough Park Co lo Viclor Sandstrom. *>0

57th st, s s, 239.4 e 4th av, O.SxlOO.2. Wm S Hassan to Cornelius Foley. 200

57lh st, n e s , 150 a e 12th av, 50x100.2. Belinda L Carr formerly Bergen to Wm R Hopluna. Mort $2,500. nom

58th st, a w s, 100 s e 14th av, 40x100,2. 58lh st, 3 w s, 340 s e 14th av, 40x100.2. 58th st, a w E, 260 n w 15th av, 40x100.2. 58th st, n e s, 300 n w 15th av, 40x100,2.

Levi V Sinsabaugh, Chas B Buckhout to John W Buckhout. $10,450.

59lh st n s, 400 e 7th av, SOxlOO.2. Isac Isaason to Mary C Isaac­son, Mort $2,500. ™m

60th at s e cor 12th av, 40x100. Olaf Laraen to Antonio Marzano. Mort '$350, 850

61st st, E w s, 140 n w , 10x75. Febronica Speciale to Nicolo Montalbano. Allliens. „ „_ , „ „ , ' ' * ^ ^

61st st, n s, 180 e 12th av, runs n 100 x e 20 x s 9o x s w 10 to b l s t st, x w 10. James Swan to Rudolph Johnson. 1 part. 700

63d st, n s, 440 w 14lh av, 20x100. Ellen H Donohue to Annie _ Robinson. 295

65th st, n e s, 140 s e 6th av, 85x160. 65th st s w a, 200 s e "tha v, runa a w 70 to Cowenhoven lan«, x e

102 x n e 49,9 to st, x n w 100. 65th st, s w 3, 300 s e Cowenhoven lane, runa s W 49,9 to Cowenho­

ven lane, x s e 250,9 to 65th st, x n w 246. Charles Kaufman, N Y, to Rosalia Kaufman. B & S . Mort $2,000.

nom 73d st, s s, 330 w 15th av, 20x100. Catherine Molloy, N Y, to EUza­

beth Ciarke, N T., 300 74th St. n a, 15.1 w l l t h av, 14.11x100x17.10x100. James V S

Woolley to Thos J Hamilton, Q C. nom 75th st n 6, 210 w 15th av, 40x100. Edward Sweeney to John Kin^

aey. Mort $400. nom 75th st, n s, 226 w IStb av, 80x100, hs & Is. Simon J Harding to Jo­

seph Ruppert, Mort $3,500. nom 82d st, s s, 125 w 13th av, 55x100, h & 1. Eugene J Grant to Au­

gustus F Gardner. Mort $3,500. nom Av K, n w cor East 37th st, runs n w 100 x 9.3 x n e 98.10 to Fiat^

bush av, X s e I1.5 to East 37th st, x s 32.3 to beginning, Mosea Mayer to Lillie Cohen. 14 part. Mort $700. nom

Came property. Lillie Cohen to Geo E Hannah and John Havron, N Y. Mort $700. nom

Av R, plot bounded n by centre line Av R, on the e hy land S S Wyck­ofl, s by a lane and w hy land Mrs A Cunningham. John P Cran­ford, N Y, to Cranford Co. nom

Av R, plot begins at centre line Av R, adioining land grantors, runs n w 1,064.9 to Kings Highway, x s w 221.10 x s e 987.3 lo ahove cen­tre line, x n e 235.8. Walter V and Fredk L Cranford to Cran­ford Co. nom

Av U, n w s, at Intersection centre line block between East Si th and East 38th st, runs n w 27,6 x s w 1,595.8 to mill pond, x s e 32.6 to Av U, X n e 1,579.8.

Lotts lane, centre line, at intersection s e a Av U, runs s 1,687.8 to hank of mill pond. Sec.

Gerritsena creelt, n e s, at interaeetion boundary line between lands grantor herein and land M Vanderveer, the two last parcels con­taining 44 576-1,000 acres.

Plot begins at e bank mill pond, at intersection division line lands grantor herein and land M Vander\-eer, contains 2 7,707-10,000 acres, being all title to mill pond.

All title to Gerritsens creek to cenlre thereof in front and adjoining above conveyed the s boundary to he on a Hne drawn at right an­gles to land M Vanderveer, contains 16 5,826-10,000 acres.

The aggregate acreage of 5 parcels being 64 9,313-10,000 acres, ex­cept plot on Av U, conveyed to John R Lott, subject to certain rights of way.

53.255 Same property. Geo F Dobson to Patrick H McCarren. % part. % part

morl $37,278. 9,633 Arlington av, s a, 40 e Ashford st, 40x100, h & 1. Arthur A F Naaae

to Alicia B Nasse his wife. Mort $3,300. nom Atlanlic av. No 101. n a, 140 e Clinton st, 25x100. Grace A White

to Chas W Sheppard and Bdwd S Kellett. 6,500 Balh av, east cor Bay 26lh st, 96.10x121.6x96,8x115.3. Bensonhurst

Co lo Cornelius P Rosemon. nom Bay Ridge av, n e s , 542,10 n w 18th av, 48,4x100x50,7x100. John H

Hanley to Edwd A Sachs and Fred Schlottman. , 725 Benson av, east cor Bay 32d sl, 96.8x100, 1 Benson av, north cor 23d av, 96,8x140. |

Mutnal Benefit Loan and Building Co, N Y, to Amy R Shaver. Mort $12,000. exch

Blake av, a s, 50 e Watkina et, 50x100, h & 1. David Schneider and Joseph Falk to Louis Young, N Y. Mort $o,500, . nom

Brooklyn av, w s, 97,6 s Av I, 40x100, Germania Real Estate and Impt Co to Mary C Bennett, N T. nom

Bushwick av, east cor Schaeffer at, 20x75, h & 1. J Nicolaus Mohr­mann to Peler C Mohrmann. Mort $8,000. 14,000

Bushwick av, south cor Kossuth pl, 23 0x12x23.5x71.6. Elizabeth Werdermann to Anna M Mayfarth. All Hens. 5,100

Claaaon av, w a, 23 n Lexington av, 20x100, h & 1. Anua M Rodri­guez to Mary V Bolton. Morl $1,750. nom

Clasaon av, w s, ISl .11 s Willoughhy av, 34x100. Margaret Klein to Jacob Cole. 1877. 5,000

Clermont av. No 441, e s; 20x100, h & 1. Anne wife of John Parke, N Y, to Florence W Clark. Q C. nom

Same property. John Parke by James S Henry his committee to same. 4,250

DeKalb av, s e s, 275 n e Knickerbocker av, 25x100, h & 1. Lena wite of James Morrison to Chrislina SchwarzmuUer. All liens. nom

De Kalb av, s a, 201 e Tompkins av, 62x110. Page M Alger to Vesey Really & Mortgage Co. Mort $5,000. 10,000

DeKalb av, n s, 80 e Waverly av, 20x82. Forecloe. WUliam Wal­lon to Harry M Edwards. 5,000

Dumont av, s s, 75 w Watkins st, 25x100, h & 1. John Carl to Ida Salderwich. Mort $2,000. nom

Fort Hamilton av, e s, 61 n 66th sl, 20.4x108.5x20x112.1. Arthur J Hughes to Frank C Muser. Sept, '99. 405

Fountain av, w s, 130 n Belmont av, 20x100. Carrie V Mesick to Joseph Arnold, N Y. nom

Same properly. Foreclos. Wm J Buttling to Carrie V Mesick. 1896. 2,000

Gates av, n w s, 25 s w Irving av, 25x75. Sidney G Bedell to Henry F Miller. Mort $3,000. nom

Glenmore av. n e cor Williams av, 19x100. August Benzin to Joseph, Henry aud Charles Liebmann. Mort $3,560. nom

Greene av, n s, 467.6 e Tompkina av, 20x100, h & 1. Harriet M ^ Foster to John G Jenkins. All liens. 625

Greene av, s s, 359,6 e Nostrand av, 45x100, h & 1. Louis Finb to Henry Schaupp. Morts $14,000. 30,000

Greenwood av, s a, 75 e Sherman st, runs s e 104,10 x e 25.10 x n e 25.7 X n w 111 to av, x s w 50. Elizabeth Decker to Max and Si­mon Schlosser. Mort $3,000. 4,000

Hudson av, No 35, e s, 87,6 s John st, 18.9x100. Partition. Wm H Greene referee to Chas E Allen. 2,175

Hudson av, w s, 191.2 s Tillary st, 21.11x39.6x21.9x38.8. All title to atrip adj on s s. Long laland Loan and Trust Co exr Daniel W Northup to Chas K Brumley. 1,195

Jamaica av, s s, 284 w Eldert lane, 100x216x98,9x232. Jesae V A •Craighead trustee for the Jesse Van. Auken estate to Emma Hage­dorn, All liens. See Prospect pl, 6,400

Jamaica av, s w cor Grant av, runs s 232 x w 8.3 x n 232 to Jamaica av, X e 8.3. Danlei A Cobb by will Sarah V N Cobb to Emma Hage­dorn. Q C. 600

Jefferson av, s 3, 92 e Marcy av, ISx—. Agreement as to restrictions. Mary C Simpson, Cornelia M Kingsland, Fannie B Case, John L Shea, St Clair, Hester and Sarah C B Hester with Priscilla D Hact-atafl. nom

Jefferson av. No 329, n s, 175 w Tompkins av, 25x100. Isabella P Sanford to Anna L S Stevenson. Mort $6,000. 5,000

Kent av, w s, 75 s of a right of way on map Moser &Thursley, runs w 100 X a 25 X 6 100 x n 25.

Plot beginning 75 s from above right of way and 75 e Graham Bt, runs s 50 X e 10 X n 50 X w 10. J Rosalie Koch extrx August Koch to Rocco Marino. 3,700

Kingsland av, w s, 12S s ^Meeker av, 25x77.4x28x64.8. Mary Carr to Jere V Meserole. Mort $400. 550

Kingston av, w s, 57 s Dean sl, 18.6x60. Adolph Muller to CaroUne Seymour. Mort $4,250. nom

Lafayette av, s s, 206.3 e Grand av, 18.9x100. Theo W Sheridan to Olive M Sheridan. gift

Lafayette av, n s, 228 e Reid av, 16x100. Partition. Theodore B Gates referee to George Rahmanm 1,925

Lee av, e s, 44 n Rodney st, 22x100, h & L Mary E and Jemima Beea'-ton and Annie F wife of Dexter W I Mulford to Richd C Baker.

7,000 Lexington av, n s, 193.9 w Lewla av, 18.8x100, h & 1. Wm A Revell

to Edwd E Bunce. Mort $3,000. nom Liberty av, n s, 75 w Railroad av, 25x100. Sarah R wife Eben D

Newrrsn to Phillip Beyslegel. nom Knickerbocker av, n e s , 67.3 a e Graitan st, 25x81,4, h & 1. Fredk

H Koater to Flora Glassman, B & S . All liens. nom Metropolitan av, s a, 150 e Catharine st, runs e 300 x a 100 x w 150

X a 100 t oDevce st, x w 50 x n IOO x w 100 x n 100, h & 1. Charles Graham to Charles Grabam Chemical Pottery Works. B & S . nom'

Myrtle av, n s, 88.7 w Cedar st, 25x50.6x25,6x55.6. Samuel M Friedman to Lena Friedman. All liens. nom

New Utrecht av, w s, 15.1 n 58th st, 20x1 lOx—xl 02.6. Edwd H Sehell guardian Florenee A, Jane H and Elizabeth S Cragin to Frederick James. 2,000

New Utrecht av, w a, 44.9 n 57lh sl, 22.3x99x20x108.9. Edwd H Sehell, Rve, N Y, to Frederick Jamea. 4,250

New York av, e a, 220 n Av F. 40x100. Henry Link to Carl Link, Morts $2,800. nom

Nostrand av, e s, 100 n Sterling pl, 27.9x170. Wm B Greenman to Wm H McCormick. Mort $3,000. nom

Same property, Wm H McCormick to John J Fields, Jr. Mort $17,-000. exch

Nostrand av, e s, 305 n Grand st, 25x100, h & I. George Harper and Henry S Hollingswortb to Adolph Schaeffer. Mort $1,500. nom

.NoEtrand av, w e, 220 s Av C. 20x100. Anna M Eich to Germania Real Estate and Impt Co. nom

Park av. No 75, n s, 104.1 w North Portland av. 25x88.10x25.6x83.9. h & 1. David Klein, N Y, to Sadie Heyman. Mort $4,800, nom

Pitkin av, n e cor Bristol st, 50x100. Constand Ligeois to Samuel Seld. Mort .$500. consid omitted

Prospect av, e s, l l l . S a Greenwood av, 24.10x100, h & 1. Carrie L Seaman to Thomas J Gannon. Mort $2,000. nom

Ralph av, n e cor Hancock st, 20x72. Josephine Brown to John W Shields. Mort $7,500. nom

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. [Brooklyn] 1165

H A R R Y ALEXAINUEK, Astor Court Buildine:,

West ait<i & 34:th Streets, Wcur 5tli Aveaue. TELEPHONE, 37(17—SSth.

E.KM.E. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR.

Reid av, No 243, e s, 58.6 n Halsey st, 19.4xBO, h & 1, Chas R Hast-mga and ano exrs Chauncey J riasiings lo David J Evaua. ivturl $U,50U. 6,7oO

KeiU av. No 132, w s, 62 s CJuiucy al, 19x75, h & 1. PhUip B Gibson LO Nellie 1 GiDson his wile. Mori 4> , UU. 10

Reid av, s e cor jMadison st, '2'.ix!:>iJ, h & 1. Henry Opp LO WUliam Ulmer. All liena. nom

Rockaway av, w s, :i25 n Pitkiu av, :^dxlOU, h & 1. Chaa M Hex lo Meyer Fanoft. nom

Same properly. Meyer Panoff lo Sadie Adierman. Mort $1,500. 2,: UU bhemeid av, e s, 60 a Sutter av, 30x95, h & 1. Kate C Maguire to

.viargaret Maguire, Huntington, L I. Mon $3,000, &c. nom Snediker av, e s. ::;oi.L> s Sutter av, ioxiUu. Keiease Judgment.

2Uth Ward Bank to Phil Manger, nom Snediker av, Nos 247 and 249, e s, 150 n Sutter av, 50x100. ContracL

Fred Dombo wilh Samnel Baikin. 2,600 St Marks av, s s, 49.6 e Rogers av, 16.6x95. CaroUne Seymour lo

Adolph Muller. ^ nom St Marks av, n w eor Carlton av, 20x78.6, h & 1. | Decatur al, n a, 270 e Tompkins av, ZOxlOO, h & 1; also j Properly in Weslchester Co. I

Elizabeth D, Olive M and Geo M Greer by Jamea R Pollock to Louis M Bailey. Ail Utle. 2,416

Throop av, n e cor Hart sl, 75x100, hs & Is, Kennard Buxton, Hun­tington, L i, lo Sara wile of Halmen Reas, lji,500

Tompkins av. No 309, e s, 75 s Quincy st, :i5xl00, h & 1, with ease­ment of 5 ft on n s, Chas H Wetzel to Hatlie P Whiltaker, Summit, N J, nom

Tompkins av, w s, 18.6 n Hart st, 16.3x66, h & 1. Patk F McBreen 10 JUaymond J McBreen. 5,500

WashingLon av, w s, 172.2 s Flushing av, 50x100, Cbas W and John A McNeely lo Richd A aud James McNealy. M: part. All liens. nom

3d av, w s, 45,3 n 86th st, 40x80. Hamillon Land Co to .Margaret Moiien. 1.500

4lh av, n w s, 28 s w 14lh sl, 20x54.10, h & 1. Mae L Wiliiams lo Carl J G Oison, Mort $3,000. 4,800

4th av, e s, 50 s 49th st, JOxiOO. Release mort. Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Daniel Mahoney, Dauiel Donovan aud Thomas WUson. 500

4th av, centre line, a l s e cor cenlre line Slst st, l3y,4xu02.7. Perry C Whiting to Wm I and Gain I Thompson. nom

4th av, e s, 60 n 2ad sL, SO.lxai, h & L Wm H Reynolds lo AUce Nelli. B & S . Morl $5,U0O. nom

4lh av, s 0 s, 34.8 s w Degraw at, 16.4x75. William Derri to Duryea Frost. Mort $4,UtJ0. bee South Portland av. nom

5th av, n w a, 30 a w 50lh st, 18x100. | 49th st, n s, yuu w hth av, runs n 14.2 x s w 127.7 to ol x e 56,10. 1

Wm S Bolton to Anua .\1 Kadriguea. Mort $i,OUU exch 6ih av, w s, 44.2 s Carroll st, 20x91.3x1^0.1x93.1. Coinella L widow,

Fredk P, Franklin P Weston, Lewis M Jones and Harvey Barnea lo Edwd L Stewart. Mort $6,000. nom

7th av, s e cor Slh si, 20x90.10. Wm C Bollon and as trustee for and Obed D Bollon to Louis Weiil. Moris $10,OtlO. 18,250

l l t h av, n w s, 40 n e 66th st, 40x100, Russeli W McKee to Mads C Soreneon exr Anna B Sorenson. uom

15th av, s e cor 5Kth st, 60.2xlUO. Anna Garner, N Y, lo Terrence H Forrest. Mort $500. 2,500

15th av, n e cor 47th st, 100.2x120. Margt M Johnsou to Edgar ,nc-Donald. Mort $1,800. 3,UOO

Ixit 25 block 17 assessment map, 16lh Ward. Michael O'Keeffe. Dep Col Assessments and Arrears, to John Collins. 138

Lots 9b to 102 map Saml I Campbell property New Utrecht. People State New York to Jane E Johnson. letters patent

Plot begins at certain stonos and slake at norlh cor lands hereby con-Plol begins at certain stones and stake al north cor lands hereby|

conveyed at intersection woodlands heira J 0 Church and land[ Martenses, contains 5 acres. 2 roods and 429-10 perches. 1

Oth av, centre iine. al intersection cenlre line l-Jth slj runa s w 650.10 x s e 152 x n e 676.4 x n w 330. ]

M I S C E I X A N E O I T S . AU interest in property real or personal. Release dower. Chariolte

L Boltcn former wife Wm C Bolton to V/m H Voorhees and Wm C Bolton, val consid

Raiificatlon and conflrmation by Eldert Bergen of acts of John C Schenck. WUIiamson Rapalje, Jr, and Wm E Goode as trustees under will Isaac C Schenck for ben'efit of Kitty M and Eldert Bergen-

Robt H Corson, Jersey City, N J, to Jamea Friel, nom Right of way south over the certain way 10 ft wide on map property

Town of Gravesend to Surf av as in mortgage made by Louisa Thompaon. Thos L Hughea to Louisa Thompson. nom

MORTGAGES. NOTE.—The arrangement of this liat is as follows: The first name

is that of the mortgagor, the next that of the morigagee. The de­scription of the property then follows, then the date of the mortgage, the time for which It was given and the amount. The general dales used as head lines are the dates when the mortgage was handed Into the Register's office to be recorded.

Whenever the letlers "P . M." occur, preceded by the name of a street. In these lists of mortgages, they mean that it ia a Purchase Money Mortgage, and for fuller particulara see the liat of transfers under the corresponding date.

June 22, 23. 25, 26, 27 and 28.

Albertson, John W to Julia F Willis. Decatur st, 3 s, 318,4 e Throop av, 16.8x100. Juue 26. 3 years, 5%. 3,000

Anderson, John K to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 12lh av, wesl cor 74th st, 100x100. June 26, 3 yeara, 6%. 600

Arnold, Joaeph and Sarah B to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Foun­tain av. P M. June 25, inatalls, 5%. 1,500

Baker, Richard C to Wm H Baker. Lee av. P M. June 25, 3 yrs, 5%. 4..^00

Barnum, May F to Charlotte E Findley. Bedford av, w s, 171,6 n Park av, 18x100. June 26, due Juiy 1, 1903, 5%. 2,500

Black, Catharine to Joseph L Quesenbury. Oceanic walk, w s, 316 a Bowery, 25x55. Lease. June 9, inatalls, 5%, 1,2!]5

Booth, Watson to Florence N Griggs. SOth st. P M. June 22, 1 year, 5%. 200

Buchar, Frederick to Edwin Baldwin Irustee Johu Hardman, St ^l^^^,?.^"' ^ ^- ^^-^ ^ "^'PJ^ av, 4U.UX127.9, 2 lots, -2 morts, each $cl,500. June 2y, 3 years, 5?^,. 7,000

Buchar, Frederick to Cornelia Suydam. St Marlts av, a a, 150 e Ralph av, 2Uxl2i.iJ. June 21, i; yeara, a%. 3,5(111

Baldwin, Aphra to Geo J Dominick. Hart st, s s, 100 e Nostrand av, 20x100. June 21. 3 years, 5%. 1,500

Begly, Hugh J to Muiual Loan Assoc. iNavy st, No 204. Assign­ment of rents as security. June 12, 225

Burchell, John and Bliza lo Geo W Pearsall. East lOih st, a e cor Av C, runs s 2o.o x e tiO x n 50.1 to Av C x w (J4,1U; Bast 16th st, e s, 01.0 s Av C, lS.6xt>0. June 23, 1 year. 0%. UUU

BurcheU, John mortgagor with Wm J Kaiser. Agreement as to priority of mortgages, June 23. nom

Blume, Sylvester lo Elizabeth L Welwood. Pacific at, P M. June 2 i , due July 1, lOOa, 5%. 3 yyy

Bossert, Henry, Jr, and Margaret lo German Savlnga Bank Brook­lyn. Stanhope at, a s, 250 e Evergreen av, 25x100. June 27, due Dec 1, lyUl. 5%. 2 IUO

Bortle, Chas H and Rusaell Foland to Chas M, Frederic B, Geo D, Herbert L and John T Pratt , Bast 24th st, w a, 200 s Av F, 90x 100. June 25, installa, 6%. 2 700

Brown, Josephine, New York, to Kings County Savings Inst. Ralph av, n e cor Hancock st, 20x72. June 20, 1 year, 5%. 7,500

Brown Wm A A to Fanny Holmes, Midwood st, s s, 385 e Bedford av, 20x100. June 23, 3 yeara, 5%. 5 OUO

Same lo same. Midwood at, n s, 345 e Bedford av, 20x100. June 2*3, 6 years, 5%. 5 yy^

Brown, Wm A A to Mary DeW Garretson guard John J Garretson. Midwood at, n s, 425 e Bedford av, 20x100. June 27, 3 yeaia,

-, ^•^- 5,000 Same to Suaan Vanderveer. Midwood st, n s, 25 e Bedford av 20x

100. June 28, due Nov 1, 1903, 5%. gold 5 000 Same to aame. Midwood at, n s, 385 e Bedford av, 20x100. June

28, due Nov 1, 1903, 5%, goia, 5,yuO Brewster, Walter S lo Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Fulion

st, n e cor Tompkins av, runs e 95.6 x n 49.10 to Decatur sl x w ; , 4n^° Tompkins av x s 27.9 to beginning. May 28, due June 11, 1901, 4%. 25,000

^^S?°'..'^®^° ^° ^^'•y ^ Kelley. Bergen st, s s. 170 e Brooklyn av, 20x100. June 23, 3 years, 5%. (j 500

Same to Eleanor M Bell. .Bergen st, a s, 150 e Brooklyn av 26x 100, June 23. 3 years, 5%. . 6 500

Boxold, Bmma S lo William Hollis. 12th st. P M. June 23 ' s years, 4%. ^,300

Canizle, Saivatore, Vincenzo and Cordlano to Bdward Jacoba. 40th st, P M, June 22, inslalls, 6%. goO

Same to same. Same property. P M. June 22, 3 years, 5 '^%. 350 Same lo Eagle Savings and Loan Co. Same properly. June 22, in­

stalls, t>%. '3 ,800 Cawthorn, Mary J, Philadelphia, Pa, to Harry A Terrel. 64th st a

s, 100 w 14th av, 20x100, June 18, demand, 6%. 200 Callaway, Edward to Edward Lett. Boerum st. No 182, P M. June

28, 5 years, 5%. 3,000 Clark, Frederic V and Geo A to Emigrant Industrial Savinga Bank,

St Johns pl, s s, 175,6 w Slh av, 18.10x100. June 27, due July 1, 1901, 4%. 4.000

Clark, Florence W lo Geo W Seaman trustee John B Seaman. Cler­mont av. No 441, P M, June 26, demand, 5%. 4,000

Cole, Sarah E widow Individ and as extrx Jacob Cole to Brevoort Savlnga Bank, Brooklyn. Classon av, w a, IGo.l l a Willoughby av, 50x100. June 18, 1 year, 5%. 4,000

Cooper, Norm G to Patrick Heraon and Margaret Kelly. Warren St. P M. June 26, due July 2, 1901, 5%. 400

Craighead. Jease V A to Bmma Hagedorn. Prospect pl. P M. June 1. 2 years, 6%. 2,486

Craig, Geo W to Wallace A Armatrong, 42d at, s s, 125 e 12th av. 75x100. June 22, 2 years, 6%. 1,000

Dawson, Fred to Union Dime Savings Inst. Decatur st, n a, 140 w Howard av. 20x100, June 23, due May 1, 1903, 4V:%. 4,000

di ClementI, Vincenzo and Michelina lo Wm P Hillmann, Adelphi st, w a, 228 n Allanlic av, 25x42. June 21, 4 years, 6%, 2,000

Same to Mra Elizabelh Humphrey, Same property. June 22, 1 year, 6%. 500

Doenecke, Chriatian to Otto E Reimer. Carlton av, e s, 149.3 s Myr­lle av, 75x100, June 12, due Aug 1, 1900, 6%. 1,200

Dawe, Alice L and James lo Title Guaranlee and Trust Co. 46th st n s, 100 w 12th av, 80x100.2, June 27, 1 year, 6%, 1,100

Diefenbacher, Henry to John R Ryon, De Sales pl. P M. June 20, installs, 6%. 350

Dobson, Geo F to Simon B Lott. Av U. P M, See Cona. June 6, due June 15, 1905, 5%. 37,278

Durbrow, Agnea B to Peter Donald. Halaey st, P M, June 28. 3 yeara, 5%. 5,000

Edghill, Edith G to Anna G Butler, 37lh st, n e s , 275 a e Sd av, 25x 100. Sub lo mort $2,700. June 22, 4 monihs, 6%, 500

Evans, Chariolte E lo Charlea A Hamilton et al trustees of Alex­ander Hamilton. Etna st. See Cons, June 22, 3 years. 5%. 1,400

Evans, David J to Edna Van Amburgh, Alabama av, e s, 246,9 n Liberty av, 28.3x100, June 23, installs, 6%. gold, 1,500

Evans, David J to Sarah E Quayle, Reid av. P M. June 25, 1 year, 6%. 5U0

Eastern Slone Co to Mary C Moore, Engiewood, N J. Ocean av w a 250 n Av L, 50x161.7. June 16, installs, 5%. 3,000

Same to same. Consent of atockholders to mortgage. June 12. Ennis, Teresa V widow to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Land be­

gins al division line of land of Garrett S Stryker on Coney Island and conlains 22 20-100 acres, excepting Neptune av, n e cor West 17th st, 100x100; Neptune av, n s, 40 w Stillwell av, 40x100, June 26, 1 year, 6%. 25,000

Flanigan, Calherine with Michael J Sims, Jr. Agreement auhordi-nating legacy to mortgage. June 19, nom

Fraaer, John to Mary Conlon. Proapect pl, Nos 778 to 784, s s, 120 w Nostrand av, 80x106; Dean st, n s, 140 w Kingston av, 20x107, June 26, 1 year, 6%. 4,500

Flatbush Congregational Church to James C Doty, Jr. Av D, s e cor Eaat ISth st, runs a 90.5 x e 100 x n 25 x e 34.7 x n 100 to Av D X w 100. June 12. due June 13, 1900, 5%. 5,700

Same to same. East ISth st. e a, 90,5 a Av D, 75x100, Jnne 12 due June 13, 1900, 5%. 4,00(1

Fornataro, Ackille and FUomena to Simon Hutter. Hope st. P M, June 21, inatalls, 5%. 4,100

ii66 [Brooklyn] RECORD AKD GUIDE. June 30,1900.

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Broadway and Chambers St. Building, INew York lioeyiial, Emigrant receiying station at liilfia Island,

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Flitz. Louis C to Geo H Magill. East 20th at, e s, 240 n Voorhies av, 40x100. Sub to morts $2,400. June 18, due Nov 20. 1901. b / , -

; ' i ^ . 1,000 Funk, Henry to Brooklyn and New York Building Loan and Savings

Assoc, Locust al. P M. June 23, installs, 6%. l.OUU Farrell, Daniel E lo City Real Estate Co. Adams st. P M. June

27. demand, 6%. , *-""'J Same to Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co. Same property. Juiif

27, demand, 6%. ^ „ 21 *J*)0 Frey, Margaretha widow to Title Guarantee and Truat Co. Bay f/'O.

et, a e s, 460 s w 86th st, 40x96.8. June 28. 3 yeara, 0 / . 2,500 Friedrich, Henry and Mary M to Allwine Loewe. Middleton st. n w

B, 251 n e Lee av, 25x100. June 20, inaUlls, secures notes. 1-& part.

Gardner. Augustua F to Simon J Harding. Elderts iane, &c. P M-June 27. 3 years, 5%. , ^^ _ ^ l^ i""0

Gelston, Frank to Albro J Newton, o l s t st, n s, 100 e Oth av, .iOX 100.2. June 27. 2 years, 5%. T,"^;.

Gregg James A S to Josephine L Wendelm. East 32d st. P M. June 28, 2 years. 6%. , 1,000

Gutting George to Timothy G Sellew. Hancock st. P M. June 25, due June 26, 1902, 5%. '.000

Gerathwohl, Barbara wife John to Henry Dopp. St Nicholas av, w s, 100 s Bleecker st, 20x90. June 19, 1 year. 6%. JOO

Gordon, Eliz A to Mary M Welch. Beverly road. P M. June 2D, 2 yeara 5%. ' '00

Grimes. tJarion lo John H Seed. Fulton st, a a, 320.4 e Classon av, 22x117. P M. May 8, '94, 5 years, 6%. 6,500

Hatch, Talitha to Wm H Collins Irustee Wm B Collins. 40th at, n s, 75 e 4th av, 25x100,2. June 26, due May 1, 1903, 5%.

gold. 5,500 Hay, Ellen M to Bushwick Co-operative Building and Loan Asaoc.

Frost st, n s, 3U0 w Leonard st, 25x100. June 25, installs, 6%. 1,000 Heatley, Geo W to Artliasa V Gearon. South Elliott pl, e s, 450.10 s

De Kalb av, 20x100. June 25, installs, 6%. 500 Hackstatt", Priscilla D to Broadway Savings Inst. JefEeraon av, a s,

92 e Marcy av, 18x100. June 22, 1 year, 4Vi% «.<J00 Halsted, John M and Geo F wilh Title Guaranlee and Trust Co.

Agreroent as to priority of mortgages by Gustave A Wahlberg. June IS. "om

Henderson, Auna with same. Similar agreement. June 18. nom Hansen, Harry to Benjamin Tousey, Syracuse, N Y. Sterling pl, s

a, 40.4 e New York av, 20x110, June 15, 3 years. 5%. 5,000 Eame to same. Sterling pl, s s, 80.4 e New York av, 20.2x110. June

15, 3 years, 5%, 5,000 Same to same. Sterling pl, s s, 160.4 e New York av, 20x110. June

15, 3 years, 5%, 5,000 Highfield, Mary B wife and Edwin mortgagors with Eliza S Farran,

Exteusion mort. Mar 31. uom Hubbard, Timothy with Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Agreement

as to priority of mortgages by Carl Link, May 31. nom Hawkaley, William to Caspar Lucke. Prospect pi. P M. June 23,

installs, 0%. 1,400 Henrlkson, Wilhelm to Eagle Savings and Loan Co. 55th st, s s,

330 w 14th av, 30x100. June 23. Installs, 6%. 5,400 Hammer, Susannah to Walter C White. Hart st, n a, 230 w Lewis

av, 20x100. Sub to mort $2,000. June 1, demand, 6"i. 230 Hohn, Peter A S to Cornelia A Healy. Warren st, n a, 65.5 w Sth

av, 14x100. June 2, inalalls, G%. 300 Hupschen, William to Ann M Scbenck, 10th st, s w s 265 a 3d av,

17.6x160. P M. June 28. due Nov 1, 1903, 5%. 1,800 Jaeck, Louis aud Peter Talmon to Willlamsbnrgh Savinga Bank.

Quincy at, n s, 225 w Stuyvesant av, 4 lots, each 25x100. 4 morts, each 5;5,750. June 22, 1 year. 5%. 23,000

James, Frederick to Lora L Stelle. New Utrecht av, w s, 44-9 n o7th St. P M. April 5, 3 yeara, 5%. 2,100

Same to Ed H Sehell guard Florence A, Jane H aud Eliz S Cragln._ Same property. Apri! 5, 3 years, 5%. 2,2o5

Same to Lora L Stelle, New Utrecht av, w s, 15.1 n 5Sth st. P M. April 5, 3 years, 5%. 1,600

Same to Edward H Sehell guard Florence A, Jane H and EIIz S Cragin. Same property. April 5, 3 years, 5%. 1,5S5

Jersey, Isaac E aud Alonzo to Bond and Morlgage Guarantee Trust. Bast 16th St. See Cons, Jnne 22, demand, 6%. Building loan,

22,500 Same to Henry F Newbury. Same property. P M. Sub to last

mort, Juue 22, demand, 5%. 5,000 Jensen, Eliza A formerly Stiles to National Surety Co. Bedford av,

w a, 26.10 s Morton st, 23,2x92. June 22, secures indemnity bond. 10,000

Johnston, Thomas lo Michael Brophy. 49lh st, n s, 200 e 3d av, 20x 100.2. Jun5 11, 5 yeara, 5%. 1,500

Kosler, Fred H to Frank Macn. Suydam sl. No 84. P M. June 25, installs, 6%, 1,000

Klar, Adolph J to Catharine Tremper. 60th sl, s w cor 12th av, 40x 100. Juue 21, 1 year, 6%. 250

Kirehherr, Christian W to Jeremiah Costelli, Ocean Parkway. P M. Juue 2o, 5 years, 5%. 1.500

Lange, Gerhard to Johu F ChristolEers, Fulton st, n w cor Barhey at, 24x90,11x41,9x83,9. Aug IS, 4 years, 5%. " 2,000

Limmer, Jane and Christopher, New York, to Chas C Watkins, Jr, New York, Woodbull st, n e a, 150 a e Hicks st. 22x100. Sub lo mort $3,000. June 22, 1 year, 6%. 1,100

Liuk, Carl to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. New York av, e s, 220 n Av F, 40x100. May 31, 3 yeara, 5%. 2,750

Lyona, Hiram A and Isabel C to A Rogers Lee, President st, s s, 251.6 w Tth av, 57x100. Juue 22, 1 year, 6%. gold, 4,000

Luger, Charles to Cbarles Engert. Broadway, n e s, 50 a e Hewes at, 25,7x100, Jnne 25, due Nov 1, 1901, 5%. 1,500

Lusher, Walter R to Jane B Atwater. Beverly road, s w cor East 12lh at, 50x100. June 23, 3 years, 5%. 4,000

Mahen, Marie A to Park Morlgage Co. Proapect pl, a s, 250 e Schenectady av, 40x255.7 to Park pi, Feb 5, 2 years, 5%. 1,000

Maloney, Patrick to Title Guarautee aud Trust Co, Woodbine al, n w s 145 e w Knickerbocker av, 20x100. Juue 26, installs. 6%.

2,100 Marino, Rocco to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Kent av. P M.

June 25, 3 years, 5%. 70O Marzano, Antonio to Olaf Laraen. 12th av, a e cor 60th st, 40x100.

June 25, 1 year, 6%. 350 Miiler Wm H to Title Guarantee and Truat Co. Woodruff av. P M

June 26, 3 yeare. B%. 4.500

Martin, Bessie L to Wm H Reynolds. Sterling pl, P M. June 1, 1 year, 5%. 12,30t)

IVlaltson, Jacob lo Atlantic Building and Loan Assoc, Brooklyn, Windsor pl, s w s, 181.2 n w Sth av. 16.8x100. June 23, installs.

2,500 Meyer, Louis H and Gesina to Wm Uimer Brewery, Myrtle av, s s,

500.4 e Lewis av, 19,9x100. June 21, 1 year, 5%. 2,778 Moody, Edward mortgagor wilh Charlea Zellhoefer. Extension of

morl. June 15. nom Mendes, Rosy and Mark to Title Guaranlee and Trust Co. Skillman

at. P M. June 25, 3 years, 5%. 1.000 Muser, Frank C and Lillian lo Geo W Pearsall exr Elizabeth Brush.

For t Hamilton av. e a, 61 n Otith st. 25.4x11)8.5x20x112.1; Fort Hamillon av. e s, 40.8 n 66th st, 20.4x112.1x20x115.8. Jnne 22, 3 yeara, 5%. 1,500

McCormick, Wm H to Title Guarantee and Truat Co, Nostrand av. P M. June 18, 3 years, 5%. 17.000

McBreen, Raymond J to Palk F McBreen. Tompkins av, w s, 18.6 n Hart sl, 10.3xt)6. June 19, due June 15, 190i>, D%. 4.000

McKinney, Ysabel A de and John C to Title Guaranlee and Truat Co, Decatur at. P M. June 25, 3 years, 5%. 1,400

McNamara, Alice M and John H to Title Guarantee and Trust Cii. New Utrecht av, w s, 44.6 n 66th at, 44,6x85x40x104.11. June 21, 3 years, 5%. 2,200

McNeely. Chas W and John A lo John Gleason. Pranklin av, n e s . 20 n St Marks av, 19x80; Sl Marks av, a s, 95 e Franklin av. runa 6 60 X s 120 X w 55 X n 37.1 x w 5 x n 88.11 to beginning. June 9. due Jau 1, 1901. 6%. 500

MoNeely, Chaa W. Richard A, Jamea and John A to John D Grover, Philadelphia, Pa. Washington av. w s, 172,2 s Fiushing av. oOx 100. June 8, 2 years. 6%. 7,400

Miller, Eugenie A lo Barbara Lutz. Parkway. P M. June 27, due July 1, 1901, 6%. 5.000

Miller, Henry P lo Joaephine D Powera. Gates av, P M. June 20, 2 years, 5%. 2,000

Montalbano, Nicolo and Margerita to Fabriona Speciale. Olst st. P M. June 23, installa, 0%. 500

Moskowitz, Morris, New York, to Flatbuah Trust Co. Newkirk av, n e cor East 22d st, 77.6x06.3x43,9x92.1. June 27. due July 10, 1900. 6%. 5,000

Murphey, Geo L to Title Guarantee and Truat Co. St Johns pl, n s, 27.6 e Franklin av, 16.6xti5. June 27, demand. 6% . 3,250

Molten, Margaret to Hamilton Land Co. 3d av. P M. May 22, due June IS, 1903, 5%. 1,050

Mulreany, Margt J to Chas F Aukamp guard Mary R Van Dyke. 17th st, n s, 300 w Sth av, 25x100.2. June 28, 3 years, 5%. 2,000

Mulvihill, Michael to Dime Savings Bank, Williamsburgh. Russell st, e s, 32o n Nasaau av, 4 lots, each 25x100. 4 morts, each $4,-000. June 26, 1 year, 5%. 16,000

Neubrunn, Fanny to Lewis Hurst et al exrs David Baboook, Cook sl, s s, 150 e Buahwick av, 26.3x160. Juue 6. inslalls, 5%. 6,500

Neubrunn, Fanny to Nathan Horowitz. Cook st, s s. 150 a Bush­wick av, 26.3x100. May 1, 2 years, 6%. 1,000

Narbut, Charles to East New York Co-operative Savinga and Loan Aaaoc. Berriman st, e s, 170 s Belmont av, 20x100. June 22, installs. 500

Northwall, Fred A to South Brooklyn Co-operative Building and Loan Aasoc. 95th st, s s, 110 w 3d av, 25x100. June 26, installs, 6%. 1,500

Olson, Carl J G and Alma S to Mae L Williams. 4th av. P M. June 28, 3 years. 5%. 1,050

Pacelll, Joseph to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Degraw st. P M. May 15. due June 26, 1903, 5%. 2.000

Panoff, Meyer and Clara to Sophie V Minasian. Rockaway av, w s, 225 n Pitkin av, 25x100. P M. June 18, installs. 6%. 400

Same lo Robt B Snowden guardian Maud O, Arthur R B, Emeline A, Ollvor P and Anna L Snowden. Same properly. June IS, due June —, 190.0, 6%. 1.100

Pfalzgraf, Hans C lo Chas W Church. Olst sl, n e s , 400 n w 17th av, BOxlOO; 60th st, s w s. 100 n w 17th av, 140x100; 17th av, west cor 59th st, runs n w 100 x s w 100,2 x n w 140 x s w 100.2 to OOth st X s e 240 to 17th av x n e 200,4. June 15, due July 1, 1903, 6%. 4,900

Plccirlllo, Joseph and Louisa, also Concetta Lobrioli, to Charles Mc­Loughlin. Court st, w 3, 45.9 s Gsrnett st, runs w 62 x s 14.2 x s 168.2 X e 50 lo Court st x n 25.10. May 15, Installa, 6%. gold. 1.200

Putnam, Wilkins U to Leffert L Bergen. 54th st, s s, 275 w 4lh av, 00x100.2. June 22, installs, 6%. 1,200

Parker, Carrie S to Mary De W Garretaon committee John J Gar­retson. Bergen st, n s, 325 e Nostrand av, 19x107.2. June 16, 3 yeara, 5%. 3,000

Pearce. Wm R to Eugene G Blackford. St Johna pl, n a, 140 e New York av, 60x130.7. June 19, 1 year, &%. 3,000

Pelers, Herman to Johanna C Bosch, South 3d st, s w cor Roebling St. P M. Suh to mort $3,500. June 25, o years, 6%. 2,250

Same lo Wiiliamaburgh Savings Bank. Same property. June 25, 1 year, 5%. 3,500

Rahm, William to William Schumann. Eaat 3d st, e s, 146.7 n Greenwood av, 19x100. Juue 23, Inslalls, 6%. 600

Rankin, James D and Jamea Rosa to Columbia Mutnal Building and Loan Assoc. Oth st, n s, 327.10 w Prospect Park West, 20xHX). Collateral mortgage. Juue 22. 6,500

Rodriguez, Anna M to Lawrence Hurlburt. 5th av, Stc. P M. June 21, 2 years, 6%. 1,000

Roth, Adolph to Frederick Weisbrod, Jr._ Humboldt st, n w cor Debevoise st, 25x100. June 21, 5 years, D%, 4,500

Rader, Isaac, New York, to Heyman Meyersohn. Sackman st. P M, June 25, installs, 6%. 400

Raymond, Ernest to Prospect Home Building and Loan Assoc. 40lh st. See Cons. June 23, installs, 5%. 2,250

Same lo Thomas Wright. Same property. P M. June 23, due July 1, 1901, 6%. 750

Reimer, Otto E with Tille Guarantee and Trust Co, Agreement as to prioriiy of mortgages by Chas S Forhell. June 26. nom

Roberts Charles and Mary H to Calvin W Withey. Monroe st, s s, 191.8 e Patehen av, 50x100. Juue 26, 1 month, 6%. 1,000

Rosemon, Cornelius P to Bensonhurst Co. Bath av, east cor Bay 26lh St. P M. June 26. 6 months. 5%. 2,200

Ruppert George to Afra Rothardl. Humboldt at. P M. Sub to mort $3,500. June 25. due Jan 1, 1901, 0%. 1,000

Ress Sara wife Kalmen to Kennard Buxton. Throop av. P M, June 28. due Oct 1. 1905, &%. 10,000

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Rosenzweig , P h i l i p and A b r a h a m B a r a n o w i t z to Lewis H u r s t . T h a t ­ford av, e s, 1 2 5 n S u t t e r av , 25x100 . S u b to m o r t $1 ,600. J u n e 22 . due . 600

S a m e to s ame . Oaborn st, w s, 2 0 0 a B e l m o n t av, 25x100 . Sub 10 m o r t $3 ,800 . J u n e 22 , Ins ta l l s , 6%. 600

Schlosser , Max and Simon to J a c o b F r a n k e n t h a l , Greenwood av, P M. J u n e 28 , 3 yea r s , 5 % . 3 ,000

Schaeffer, Adolf to At l an t i c B u u a i n g aud Loan Assoc, Brooklyn . N o s l r a n d av, e s, 3 0 5 n G r a n t s t , 25x100, J u n e 2 1 , i n s t a l l s . 2 ,^00

Shapi ro , B a r n e t t to H e n r y and H a r r i s B loomgarden . McKibben at, n w cor Leona rd st, 25x100 . J u u e 27 , ins taUs , 6%. 2 ,400

Snedeker , Mary A to Annie P Basse t t . E a s t I O t h st, e s, 150 s Av B, 50x100 . J u n e 25 , 3 yeara , 5 % . 3,300

Seid, Samue l to C o n s t a n t L igeo is . Br i s to l st, P M. J u u e 25 , in ­a ta l ls , 6%. 500

Shane , Se l ena V to L y d i a M Keppy . Bedford av , s e cor W i n t h r o p at. 98x150 . J u n e 27 , i n s t a l l s , 6%. 900

Sheppard , Chas W a n d E d w d S K e l l e t t to Grace A W h i t e . A t l a n t i c av . P M. Apr i l 16 , 3 yeara , 5 % . 4 ,000

Smi th , A l b e r t A and J o h a n n a to Samue l H u b b a r d . Concord st, n w s, 4 5 2 s w A t l a n t i c av , 50x100 . J u n e 22 , 3 yea r s , 6%. 500

Sands t rom, V i c t o r to T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. 5 5 t h s t . s s. 3 0 0 w 1 4 l h av. 4 lo ts , each 30x100 .2 . 4 m o r t s , each $3 ,000 . J u n e 2 3 , 3 yea r s , 5 % , 12 .000

Schaupp , H e u r y t o Lou i s F i n k . Greene av. P M. J u n e 14, 2 y r s . 5 % . 2 ,500

S a n d s t r o m , W i l h e l m to E a g l e Sav ings and L o a n Co. 5 5 t h at . P M. J u n e 2 3 , ins ta l la , 6%, 5,400

Schmidt , E d w a r d to Roaal ie S McCollum. N e w t o n s t , s s, 101.4 e G r a h a m av , 34x100x50 .6x101 .4 , 2 lota. 2 mor t a , each $3,300, J u n e 2 2 , due J u l y 1, 1903 , 5 % . 6,600

Schmalz le , Adoif to W i l h e l m Joe . T r o u t m a n s t , s e a , 200 s w Wyckof t av, 25x100 . J u n e 2 5 . 3 y e a r s , 5 % . 4 0 0

Schneider , David and Rebecca to Joseph and F a n n i e P a l k . W a l k i n s st, e 8. 125 s P i t k i n av, 2 o x l 0 0 . J u u e 25 , d e m a n d , 5 % . 1,500

Shaver , Amy R to F l o r e n c e E P e l l e t r e a u . Benson av, ea s t cor Bay 32d at, r u u s n e 100 x s e 96 .8 x n e 4 0 x s e 9 6 . 8 to 23d av x s w 140 to Benaon av x n w 193 .4 to heg inn ing . J u n e 22 , 1 yea r . U%.

500 Sims, Michael J to B r o o k l y n Cily Co-opera t ive Bu id l ing and Loan

Asaoc. Conover s t . e a. 2 0 s V a n Dyke s t , 20x80 , J u n e 2 0 , In­s t a l l s . 3 ,500

Ta te , Samue l to Albro J N e w t o n . 6 0 t h sl , s s, 100 w 4 t h av , 53 .6x 100. J u n e 12, d e m a n d , 6 % , 3 ,711

Te l l ey , F a n n i e to J a m e s E F r e n c h . 4 7 t h st, P M, J u n e 25 , In­s t a l l s , 5 % . 1,000

T u o m i s t o , Oscar B and Solomon P h i l to F i r s t Na t iona l B a n k of Po r t J e rv i s , N Y. 41s t at . P M. J u n e 25 , due J u l y 1, 1903 , 5 % . 2 ,200

T a n k a r d , M a r i a n W to T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. 4 6 t h st, P M. J u n e 2 3 , 3 yeara , 5 % . 3 ,000

Same lo Borough P a r k Co. S a m e p r c p e r t y . Sub to l a s t mor t . J u n e 2 3 , i n s t a l l s , 6%. 1,500

Tay lor , D u n c a n R to L u c r e t i a Mil ler . Louis pi , e s, 134 ,10 s H e r ­k i m e r st, 18 .5x97 . J u n e 22 , 3 yeara , 6%, 2 ,000

T rebe r , M a r t h a wife C h r i s t o p h e r lo Greenpo in t Sav ings Bank . J a v a s t , s s, 4 7 5 e M a n h a t t a n av, 2 lota, each 2 o x l 0 0 . 2 m o r t s , each .•^4,500. J u n e 22 , 1 yea r , 5 % . 9,000

T e m p l e t o n , Chas J to P h i l i p Mange r . Sned ike r av, e s, 251 .6 a S u t t e r av, 15x100. J u n e 16, ins ta l la , 5 % . 9 0 0

T a t e , S a m u e l to W C O'Keeffe & Son. 6 0 t h st, s s, 153,6 w 4 l h av, 26 .6x100.2 , J u n e 20, d e m a n d , 6%. 1,4.^>

Tracey , J o h n lo Lizzie C F e r g u s o n , l l t h at, P M, J u n e 26, 1 yea r , 5 % . 2.0OO

T u m b r i d g e , W i i i i a m to Un ion D ime Sav ings Ins t . C la rk st, n s, 100 e Hicka s t , r u n s n 5 1 . 5 x w 100 to H icks at x n 24.7 x e 100 x n 2ci X e 5 0 X u 101 ,3 to P i n e a p p l e a t x e 161.9 x s 101 ,3 x w S4.7 x s 100 to Cla rk s t x w 132.2, J u n e 14, due Nov 1, 1901 , 5 % , 354 ,000

T u m e l t y . P a t r i c k to F r e d e r i c k V a n Wyck , J e r s e y City, N J, Road from F l a t l a n d s to the Neck a n d Cana r s i e a t b o u n d a r y of land of Rem H e g e m a n , r u n s n w 1 4 3 x a w 61 .6 x s e 128 to road x n e 01 ,6 . J u n e 26, d u e Nov 1, 1900, 5%, tlOO

Ulr ich, Rose and Louis to Albro J Newton . 5 t h av, n e cor 5 5 t h st . 109x90 . J u n e 14, d e m a n d , 6 % . 5,660

Van K i r k , A m a n d a M lo C l e m e n t i u e S P a t e h e n , S t u y v e s a n t av, n w cor Jefferscn av, 20x95, J u n e 26, 3 yea r s , 5 % . 7,500

VIen. Louise F widow to German ia Savings Bauk, K i n g s Couuty . L u ­queer s l , n a, 129,2 w Cour t st, 2 0 . 1 0 x 1 0 0 ; Luquee r s t , n s, 150 w Cour t st, 20 .10x100. J u u e 28 , 1 year , 5%. 7,500

Weiss , Joseph t o Helen Gil lman, Mamaroneck , N Y, McDougal s t , n s, 25 w Saratoga av, 2,5x100. J u n e 27 , 3 years , 6%. 2 ,000

Wemmei l . Sall ie R to F r e d e r i c k E P i tk in . Sheffield av, w s, 137.6 n Liber ty av, 2.^x160. J u n e 27, o yea r s , 6%. 1,750

W a h l b e r g , Gus tave A and Amy M lo T i l l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. Av G. n w cor E a s t 21s t st, 50x100 . J u n e 18, 3 yea r s , 5%. 4 , l . i 0

Same to s ame . Av G, s s, 50 w Eas t 21s t st, 50x100 . J u n e 18. 3 yea r s , 5 % . .3, loO

Ward , El len and Rober t m o r t g a g o r s wi th Bess ie P Barden , E x t e n ­sion of mi-rt, J u n e 15 . nom

Wheele r , J Alfred to B d w d J Mott . H e m p s t e a d , L I. Deca tu r sf. P M. J u n e 2 1 , ins la l l s , 5 % . I . . i0u

Wiebezah l , Rudo lph to Obe rmeye r & L i e b m a n n . 2d av. No 073 , s e cor 3 9 t h st. Lease . J u n e 23 , d e m a n d , (i% . 4 , 7 0 0 .

W h i t l e y , W i l l i a m and Marg t A lo Geo W Pea r sa l l . Ba l t i c s l . P M, J u n e 15, 1 yea r , 6%, 300

Same to W m E W h i t e , Ba l t i c s t , s w s, 195 a e 4 lh av, 20x56 . P M. J u n e 15 . 3 yeara , 5 % . 1,500

Same to E d w a r d A E v e r i t . Ba l t i c st, a s, 1 7 5 e 4 lh av , 20x.50. P M. J u n e 15 , 3 yeara , 5%. 1..500

Young, l o u i a to David Schne ider and Joaeph Fa lk . Blake av. P M. J u n e 26, ins ta l l s , 6%. 3,000

MORTGAGES-ASSIGNMENTS.

J u n e 22 . 2 3 . 2.'i. 26 , 27 iiiid 2.S,

A r m s t r o n g , Emi ly E to Marie E Jacobson , 6.300 A t w a t e r , J a n e B to Jane L Per r ine , 4 ,000 Bishcp, El l H lo W a l t e r F Bla isdel l e t al flrm Blaisdel l Bios , lo 'oOil Cromwel l , George to Mary S W h i t n e y , N e w York. 7,000 City Real E s t a t e Co to H o r t e n s e A n d e m a r s , 3 0 0 0 Campion, J e r e J ex r Bryan Lawrence to Mary E Wal lace . 7 108

Collius, SLephen W t rus tee will J o h n T i t u s to T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. ^ (jyy

Covert , Annie L and Lizzie G Suydam to Lizzie G and Be rna rd Suydajn a d m r x Chas G Cover t . 6 0 0

Dickey, F r a n k R to T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. 800 l^as tman, Geo W t r u s t e e to J a m e s H a y g u a r d Andrew McBuaney .

E v e r i t t , El iz L I rus tee , &c, H e m p s t e a d , L I, lo W m F W a d a w o r t h et al ex r s J a m e s Wyl i e . i 5 0 0

E v a n s , L a u r a to Louis B and Edwiu C Ph i l ip . 14*000 I ' r aa s , Conrad to George Spitzer . 7OO F o r r e s t , T e r r e n c e H to A n n a Garne r . 200 bame to same , yy^j F r a n k l i n T r u s t Co t r u s t e e for C h a r l o t t e A W a r w i c k to F r a n k l i n

I r u S l Co, ^ gyij F r a z i e r , Char l e s to H o r a t i o S S t e w a r t and Geo C Crauford . Ass igns

F l ave l l Edwd S to J o h n S ing lehur s t . consid omi t t ed Going, Helen L Lo T i t l e Gua ran l ee and T r u s t Co. 3 000 Hickey , David J aud J o h n Magi l l igan t rus l ees P a r i s h of S t F r a n c i s

X a v i e r Lo T i t l e Gua ran l ee and T r n s t Co. 4 500 Healy , Corne l ia A Lo Cla ra L Healy . n o m Johuson , E d w a r d to T h e Borough P a r k Co. SUO Kenyon , W h i t m a n W to W i l l i a m N Kenyon . 10 000 K r a k o w e r , H e n r y to Louia and J o b n Bosser t , nom Ki lga l an , J o h n and auo exra M a r l h a K l l g a l a n lo J o h n K i lga l an . 1,500 Kel logg, S a r a h M B to T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co a s t r u s t e e .

Ass igns 5 mor ta . JJQJJJ L a w r e n c e , Malco lm R to H e n r y F r o h w i t t e r ex r W i l l i a m F r o h w i t t e r .

L a n g , Li lHan fo rmer ly T h u r s t o n , A thens , N Y, to W i l l i a m W i t t e "s r Holbrook , L I. ' 2 500

Lee , A Rogers to Char les McLoughl in . S'oUo Lund , El len lo Chr is t ina E Lund . n(,jn McKesson , J o h n , J r , and ano ex r s J o h n McKesson to Annie We tze l .

Mouahan , T h o m a s to Guy Loomis . n^jy Moore, H a r r i s o n B to Ti t le G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co. 6 000 M a n n e s c h m i d t , M a r g a r e t h a to Cbas F Gas tmeyer . nom McHale , M a r l i n exr will J u l i a Wal sh Lo Cyrus Hi i chcock E a s t

Orange , N J . j ()(j(j Muller , Auua M to J o h n N Greiner . 3*350 Quesenbury , Joseph L to F r e d k W S la r r , 'J3(j(j S c h e r m e r h o r n B a n k lo J o h n SchmitL, Ass igus 2 mor t s . nom Schwelke r t , F r i e d e r i c k e lo J a c o b Voelbel . 4 ooo Stevens , Henry H to Mary F i t zge ra ld . S'S'^S Slocum, Henry W to E m a n u e l Katz , 14 '597 T e n Eyck, Corne l ia M to F o r t Greene Co-operat ive Bui ld iug a n d

Loan Assoc. 3 ooQ T u t t l e , El iz M indiv idual ly and exLrx W a l t e r S TuLLle to J a m e s K e r ­

r igan. 520 Todd, E l l en S to F r a n k Wicka tead . c o m Townsend , Sa rah A ex t rx W m H Townsend to Geo G Wheelock . 2 50(1 T i t l e G u a r a n t e e and T r u s t Co lo Poughkeeps i e Sav ings Bank . 1 OUO Same lo s ame . j . O(JQ Same to s a m e . 8 0 0 0 Same to same , 6*000 Same to E l i z a b e t h Fe l ix . . I'OOO S a m e to K a t h e r i n e Schuber t . 4*800 Same to Minnie L S t roens . 1*200 Same to Mary Bowman, 'yyy Same to E l l e n L K i t c h e n . 4 ggO Same to Lucy M Noyes . 5 0 0 0 Same to G r a ; e Masury , Mor iches , L I . 3 7 5 0 Same to F r a n c e s S aud E v a J T u r n e r . 2^750 Same to Conrad P o p p e n h u s e n Assoc. 2 ' 5 0 0 Same to J o h n W and Joseph A H a r p e r ex r s aud t rua tees will John

H a r p e r . ^ ,mi, Same to s a m e . y (j(j(j Same to E l l a R o m e and ano ex r s aud t r u s t e e s will J a m e s H Mason,

Same to Wil f red V Nichols . 'jjou Same to s ame . 2 250 Same to Methodis t Episcopal Hospl ia ! , Brooklyn . l.'itHl Same to s ame . 70110 Same lo Mary A H e r b e r t . Assigns 2 mor t s , each $1,.JOO. 3,0011 Same to Mary E Biase r . 500 Same to Mary C Lyies . 5 0 0 Same to F r a n k M Lup ton , 12 000 Same to F r a n c i s F Hi l l . 4 7 5 0 Same to J c b n S Spencer . 1 0 0 0 0 Sante to David F o r b e s . 4 ,100 Same to H e n r y H ough ton , - 3 2 5 0 Same to El la W Po r t e r . 5^400 Same to Louisa E Truefit . 2*500 Same to Bowery Savings Bank . lO'OOO ? a m e Lo Lindley J HIghan i . 5 0 0 0 Same to Rob l W Walden , 8!500 Same to E d w a r d P Lyons t r u s t ee Kaz ia A L a n s i n g . 3 0 0 0 Same to Eun ice R F r a n k e aud ano t r u s t e e s H e n r y F r a n k e . SOOO Same to M a r g a r e t E P h i p p s ex l rx Horace A Ph ipps . 3 4 5 0 Wil lcox, Wro R t r u s t e e J o h n S Young lo W m R Wil lcox Lrustee for

Anna P BogarL. 2 0(10 Young . Louis lo Gerson Unger . "nom

PROJECTED BUILDINGS. T h e first n a m e if t h a t of t h e o w n e r ; a r ' t s t ands for a r c h i t e c t ; h ' r for

bui lder . All roofing m a t e r i a l la t in , un less o the rwi se specifled.

S82—Uuion av, w s, 4 8 s Wi the ra s t , 2-sty b rk factory 165x42 8 a s ­p h a l t root, s t e a m h e a t ; cost, .^in.OOO; Vogeley & Lackman , 474 Broad­way, N Y; ar'L, J T W a c h l e r , 1435 Bedford av.

.SS;i—Wasbinglon av, w s. 100 s Clymer s t , 1-sty f r a m e shed ,36x36 gravel root; cost, $\<\(1; H W Bell, on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t . W B Wil i s 17 T r o u t m a n st.

884—-Madison st, a s. 195 w Sumner av, t h ree 3-sly brk flats '>5x69 0 fami l ies ; total cost. .t;21,000; H Schmidt , 67 S tanhope s t . ' ~ ' '

885—92d sL, s a, 50 w Dahlgreen pl , 1%-sty f rame s table , 22x16 sh ingle root ; cost, $ 4 0 0 ; Mrs Maud Her r i s , on p remises - a r ' t C P R o ­bedee, i2d st, uea r 14 th av. . . <J

1168- [ B r o o M y n ] RECORD AND GUIDE. June 30, 1900.

JOHN C. ORR & CO. India, Java and Huron Sts. and East River

CITY OF hEW YORK, BOROUCH OF BROOKLYN. Telephone, 23 Greenpoint.

LUMBER OF ALL KINDS For Builders.

Sash, Doors, Blinds and House Trim

S<Ml^President st n s 100 w Prospect Park West, 4-sty hrk dwell-i n g ^ x T 7 3 f ^ i l es steam beat; cosi, $10,000; L Bonert, 4S( 4th st;

^ S ^ ^ n l " ^ T ^ ^ S I ' ^ ' S ^ ^ ^ - r p e Similar

fe^^St^t f t ^ f f i u ^ ^ ^ f ^ : ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S O , gravel

" ^ 9 - t ^ m ' ^ ^ S ^ a 5 o r S m f s ? e r ^ 6 x 4 0 ; coat, J200; same owner 890-Arcade walk, w s, 75 s Surf av, frame shed, 10x10; cosl, $ lo ,

n T Hill Neotune av and Cortlandt st. ° S 9 1 - 0 c e a n hotel front of, 1,000 e Ocean Parkway, awning covers for walks 16x48; cost, $75; Brighton Beach Racing .^SEOC, 210 Mon-tapiip t;t- h'r C W Brewster, Wesl l l t h st,

,S02^Morrell at e s, 25 s Varet st, 5-sty brk store and tenement. 2o X ^ S T S O families; coat, $14,000; J C Halpin, 715 Broadway; ar ' ts , Sass '& Smallheiser, 23 Park row, N Y . IK^CA. -„-+

g o ^ M i d d a g h st, s s, 20 w Henry st, frame wagon shed, lox60, co.t, S;25ot^aaou Au & Magenheimer, 22 Henry st; b'r, D Metzger, 17 "igS^Asbford et e s, 150 n Pitkin av, 2-sty frame dwelling. 19x48. 2 ? ^ I e s r c o s t , .$2,000; Geo Schade, - , Milford st; ar't, L Schillinger.

^ ^ ^ ' l ^ t h l t f ^ N o s 9 and 11. n s, 55 e Hamilton av. frame shop 40x 55Tc^t:$S0O;'Saml Roebuck, 175 17th st; b'r J H Deegan I t o l ^ s t . '^SOe—Shawnett st, n e cor Newtown Creek, lumber shed oOOxOO, graveTroof; cost, $1,SC0; E € Smith, 13V, Noble st; ar'l, W H Davies,

" o(i7_!.Ro~ers av n e cor Linden Boulevard, six 3-sty hrk flats, 38x 63 3 f S e ^ . gVavel roof, steam heat; total coat. .$48,600; C Doen-eclie, 37 Koscinako at; ar't, U J Huberty, 911 Broadway.

SnS-M an borough road, e s, 100 w Beverly road, 2-sty „and attic frame dwelling. 24.10x49, 1 family, shingle roof; cost $^-000; F Schenck, Ocean av, and Church lane; ar 't , J J Petit, 186 Remsen st.

S99-knIckerbocker av, e s, 125 a Gates av, 2-sty frame factory, 2ox 60; cost, .fS.OOO; Adam Mann, 156 Cornelia st; ar't, Hugo Smith. Srft>

^ ^ ^ , ^ 7 5 t h st n s ISO e 1st av, 2-sty and atlic frame dwelling, 37x 6 4 ^ family ahingle roof, sleam heat; cost, $12,000; C H Schultles, Ovinalon aud 3d avs, . _

ilOl-Sea Beach walk, e s. 400 s Surf av, 1-sty trame buildmg^ Irixlo, gravel roof; cosl, $2.50; W C Hughes, on premises; ar't, W D Whipple, Surf av and West Sth st. , , v, j 11

5)02—Meserole st n s, 150 e Union av, 1-sty frame wagon shed, l l x •J.i, gravel roof; cost, $50; Angela Brelninger, 141 Montrose av; h'r. E Burghard, Maspeth av, .. , ~ -IP 00

OOS—paiage av. n s, 83 w Setauket st, 1-sty frame office, 16x38, gravel root; coat, $150; Estate of A J Post, Greenwich, Conn; ar t, W R Squire. 642 Lorimer st. „ ^ „,

904—Glenmore av, a a. 20 e Chestnut et, two 2-sly frame dwellings, •^0x53 2 families; total cost, $5,000; W D Losee, 9S2 Glenmore av; ar't. C Infanger, 2o90 Atlantic av. _

905—Plaza, s e cor Parkway, 3-sty brk art lastitute. ]r>.ixHtl?. cop­per roof, steam heat; cost, $300,000; City of New York; G V Brower Park Commissioner, Prospect Park; ar'ta, McKIm, Mead & White, 160 5lh av, N Y; b'rs, P J Carlin & Co, 26 Court st, „ „ , , , . ,

906—Lorimer st, n e cor Newton st, 2-sty brk factory. aOxllO, gravel roof, ateam beat; cost, $12,500; G M Ball & Son, 409 Hancock st; ar ' i . F F ' Cornell, 2S1 4lh av, N Y.

907-Shell road, e s. 100 n Neptuue av, IVa-siy frame carnage shed, 1S\37; cost, ^AriO; P Schweickert, on premisea,

flOS—West Oth st, e s, 200 n Neptune av, 2-sty fraine dwelling, 20x 04.6, 1 family, ahingle roof; cost, $2,500; B F Horner, Cortland and New s'Ls.

g09—Variek sL, n w cor NewLon Creek, 2-sty frame factory, I2.>x 156, gravel root; cost, .$10,000; W Kappmann & Co, liO Liberty st, N Y; ar't, E W Grauert, 10 West 22d at. N Y.

010—Varick st, w s, 161 n Newton Creek, frame boiler shed, 48x40, gravel roof; cost, $.5<lO; ow'r and ar't, same aa laat.

911—Av K, s s, 60 w East ISth st, 2-sLy aud aliic frarae dwell'g, 27 x44, 1 family, shingle roof; cost, $ri,tiOO; .\nnie B Turner, 57 Bay l i t h st; ar 'ts, H G Lambson & Co, 130 Broadway, N Y.

012—Av K, E w cor East ISth st, similar dwelling, 23.6x41,6; cost, $5,000; ow'r and ar't, same as last.

913—East IStb st, w s. 100 s Av K, similar dwelling, 23.6x28; coat, $J,S<I6; ow'r and ar'l, same as last. iIn,ori',i; ow r anu ar i, same iis lasi.

914—Marlborough road, e s, 200 n Albemarle road, 2-sly and atti frame dwell'g. 37x41,4, 1 family, shingle root; cost, $8,000; Dea

t * M—J TTI xx^^ 1 — J-I1 — • ^ m-. J I, 1 V^ii-vi F^i*!*.* i/t/\t fl ' i-bi'M- T T D f \ t \1 1 Wi I T3 rt*^i c nr'i c

ic Dean

;ravel rootj cost, .>iUU; unanes ueieiis. Of.i .vtonait st. 917—Noslrand av, w s, 100 s Clarkaon st. 2-sty frame stable, 20x

24; cost. $400; Felix Brennan, 212 Atlantic av; b'r, Fred Bngel, 149 Vernon av.

91S—Av C, s s, 100.6 w East Sth st, 3-sly frame flats, .34xl!l.(;, (i families, steam heat; cost, $0,000; Mrs Rose E Meyers, East Sih st, near Av E; ar'l, L H Voss, 65 De Kalh av.

919__>jeptune av, s e cor West lilst st, brk b-iler house, .S2.\84, gravel roof; cost, $3,500; Gravesend Hygienic Ice Co, on premises; ar't , J Mumford, 189 Montague st.

920—Chester st, e s, 300 n Sutter av, two 1-sty frame dwell'gs, ISx 30 1 family; total cost, $000; J F Schreiber, Eastern Parkway and Bergen al; ar't, L Danancher. 428 Rockaway av.

ALTERATIONS. l i e s — P a c i f i c st . No 316, in te r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $ 5 0 0 ; T Duggan ,

3 1 8 Pacific s l ; h 'r , W Cunn iugham. 123 Hoyt st . 1169—Marcy av, a w cor South I s t at, r e p a i r s ; cost, .$'J.T; .Mrs K a t i e

Schnie te r , on premises . 1170—Remsen st . n s, I D O W Hicka at, 1-sty b rk exLeualon, 12,2x4,6,

fic; cost, $4 ,000; F a n n i e O Ide, 4 3 Remseu s t ; b ' r , P L a u c k h a r d t , 173 Clinton st.

1 1 7 1 - 7 L h av, s w cor 13th st . r epa i r s , &c; oost, .$4.50; W Andrews , •i27 Berkeley p l ; b ' r , . J P e t e r s . 160 " t h a v .

1172—South 9 th s t . s e cor Havemeye r st, 3-sly and basemen t h r k ex tens ion ; cost, $4 ,600; C G Moller, 2 2 2 South 9 th s t ; a r ' t s , Johnson & H e l m k e . 220 South Sth s t ; b ' r s , B Gal lagher & Son, 217 South 9 th s t

1173—Conkl in av , s a, 2 5 e E a s t 9Sth s t , 2-sty f rame extens ion, 18x 9 .8 ; cost, $ 5 0 0 ; A Aufman, ou p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , J R Brundage , E a s t 9 8 t h at, uea r Av E.

1 1 7 4 ^ G l e n m o r e av, s e cor Ashford st, l - a ty f rame extens ion, 2 a x 3 5 ; cost, $ 8 0 0 ; Geo Berwind, 675 Glenmore a v ; a r ' t , W B Wil l s , 17 T r o u t m a n s l .

1175—Bath av, n w cor Bay 1 3 t h st, 1-sty f rame extens ion, 26x40 ; cost, $3 ,000; Thoa J Sheehan , on premisea ; a r ' t , C Schuber t , 1834 Bath av.

1 1 7 6 — 1 7 t h s t , s s, 150 w 6 t h av. 1-sty f rame extension, 6 x 7 ; cost , $ 5 1 ; A S h e r m a n , 288 17 th at .

1177—Park av, a s , 7 4 w Schenck s t , 1-sty f rame extens ion, 14,6x 15 .6 ; cost, $ 2 0 0 ; W Dick, Dr iggs av and South S th s t

117S—St Fe l ix st, w s, 10 n Hanson pl, add s tory t o Sunday-schoo l ; cosl , $2 ,900 ; O K Eld r idge , SO St J a m e a pl.

117&—Quincy st, n s, 3 2 5 e Bedford av , 3-ety h r k ex tens ion , 12x16 .9 ; cost, $2 ,000 ; L a u r a L Wing , 193 Quincy s t ; a r ' t , F H Rorke , 489 5 th av, N T .

l l S O ^ V e r m o n i t st, e s, 100 n J a m a i c a m, r ebu i ld wal ls , &c; cost , $ 2 , -5 0 0 ; Theo W Meyer, 2 0 Broad s t ; N Y; b ' r , J F Nelson , 6 9 3 H icks s t .

I I S I — 3 d av , n w cor 2 4 t h st, new s t o r e f ron t ; cost, $560 ; C Huss -ner , on- p r e m i s e s ; b ' r , C DIckersman , 418 17th st .

11S2—Adelphi et, e a, 1 2 5 n At lan t ic av. rebui ld wal l , &c; cost, $ 5 0 0 ; Rosa M A Mugino, 4S3 Adelphi s t ; b ' r , G Mugiuo.

1 1 8 3 - H a r r i s o n a v , n e cor Gerry st, r e p a i r s ; cost , $ 4 0 0 ; C Lu tz , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , H Vollweiler , 4 8 3 H a r t sl,

1184—Myr t l e av, n s, 5 0 w Ryeraon at, 1-sly b rk a l t e ra t ions , 25x34.10 . aud in te r io r a l t e r a t i ona ; cost, $2 ,000; D Levy. 5 0 3 M y r t l e av ; a r ' t , same as last .

11S5—Lor imer s t , n w cor W i t h e r s s t , 2-aty b rk extens ion, 2 5 x 1 5 ; cost, $1 ,200 ; F Schumacher , 6 3 W i l h e r s s t ; b ' r , A Zink, 1 6 3 W e a t 3d s t .

1186—Monitor sL, e s, 200 s N o r m a n av, in ier ior a l t e r a t ions ; cost, $ 9 0 ; W B El l io t t , 17 Broome s t ; b ' r , G A El l io t t . 247 Kings l and av .

1187-—Flushing av, a a, 75 e Bedford av , new founda t ions ; cost, $ 5 0 ; W Crawford, 36 W a l w o r t h s t ; b ' r . F Foder , 112 Sandford s t .

1 1 8 8 _ B e r g e n s t , a a, 1 2 5 w R a l p h av, cons t ruc t a i r d u c t ; cost , $ 5 ; Annie Klein , 1790 BergeU' St.

11S9—Osborn st, e s, 1 2 5 n Su t t e r av, s tone ce l lar s t eps ; cost, $ 2 0 ; J Levin , on p r e m i s e s ; h ' r . L Danancher , 4 2 8 Rockaway av.

1190—Tha t fo rd av, e s, 200 s D u m o n t av, new foundat ion wa l l s ; cost, $10(1; I saac Fe rbe r , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , s a m e a s las t .

1191—Chris topher av. e s, 120 n Glenmore av, underp in founda t ions ; cost, $ 3 0 0 : Samuel Sandsberg , 230 Sackman s t ; a r ' t , aame as last.

1192—Wes t 13th st, e s, IOO s Av R, in ter ior a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost , $ 1 7 5 ; J a m e s Coffey, on p r e m i s e s ; h ' r , J Chaffers, 26 lh av, nea r Sti l lwell av.

1193—Pres iden t at, n s, lln e Clinton st, i n t e r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $TI0O; A Hast lnga , 237 P r e s i d e n t s t ; a r ' t and b ' r , W J Ryan , 164 Ry­erson St.

1 1 9 4 ^ 3 d av , n w cor 4o th s t , l - e t y h rk extension, 25x35 ; cost, $ 1 , -0 0 0 ; The re sa Cinque, 1096 3d a v ; a r ' t , D N B Sturg i s , 32 U n l o a aq, N T .

119.5—5th av, w s, 55 n l l t h st, 1-sty b r k extens ion, 20x20 ; cost, $ 6 0 0 ; M Regan, 333 Adams s t ; a r ' l and b ' r , J Pa lmer , Sth av and -ith st .

1196-—Bushwick av. s w cor K o s s u t h pl. In ter ior a l t e r a t i o n s ; cosl, $250 ; V .Mayfa r th , 856 Bushwick a v ; b ' r , W Bayer , 79 S t a r r s t

1197—Dean st, a s, 220 e F r a n k l i n av, open roof she l t e r ; coat, $ 1 0 0 ; M H Murray , 1072 Dean st .

1198—92d st, a s, 70 w Dahlgreen pl. 1-sty f rame ex tens ion ; coat, $-l."0; Mrs He r r i e s , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , C P Rober t , 72d at, nea r 1 4 t i av,

1190^Har r i son i av, w s, 50 s Wal ton st, new s tore front; cosl, $ 4 D O ; M Diaman t . 1 lO H a r r i s o n a v ; a r ' t , L Danancher , 428 Rockaway av.

120O—Richardson s l , s s, l.nO e Union av. In ter ior a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $ 3 5 ; C Saboto. on premises ; b ' r , A Galasso, 11 Jackson st .

1201—Locust St. e a, 234 n Gran t at . In te r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $ 1 . -.WO; German Evangel ical L u t h Church , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , B Driealer , H.32 F l a t b u a h av.

1202—Union st, s s, 200 e Cour t s l , i n t e r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $ 1 5 0 ; W Ryder . 3 1 9 Un ion s t ; a r ' l , W J Ryan , 164 Ryerson s t ; b ' r , M Gibbons. 31S Columbia s t

1203—East U t h st . w s. 200 n Av L. fram.e s tahle . Sec, 2 3 x 3 0 ; cost, $ 2 0 0 ; Mrs Ellen Connor, E a s t 13th sl , Sheepahead Bay.

1204—Ful ton s l , n s, 25 w Reid av, 2-sty t r a m e exiens ion, 38x50; cost. .?-lo0; F Abruazo, 1751 FuUon s t ; a r ' t . J Mack, 454 Sumn-er av.

1 2 0 5 — F u l t o n st, n s, 4S w Ashford s t , new s i l l ; cost, $ 1 5 ; Cecilia Meyerhoffer, on p remises : b ' r , F E Van Duryee , 86 Barbey s t .

1206—Ful ion St. e s, 75 a Myr t l e av. i n t e r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; cost , $l."Hl; Nat iona l City Bank ; a r ' t , W Rogers , 173 Sta te a t

1207—Atlant ic av, n w cor Boerum pl, 1-sty b r k ex tens ion , 16x19 ; cosl , $500 ; Sche rmerho rn ea ta te , 57 Liber ly st, N T ; a r ' t , A Swenson, 4 th av and 7th s t .

120S—Senator St. u s. l.iO e 2d av. move hui ld ing , &c; cost , $2 ,000 ; E W Bliss , 67 lh st and I s i av; a r ' t , R L Daus . 26 Cour t st .

1.209—Broadway, u a, 25 w Marcy av. i n t e r i o r a l t e r a l i o n s ; cost, $ 2 5 : W m F l c k c r m a u , 2 5 7 B r o a d w a y ; a r ' l , B Fin l tense lper , 9 3 Broadway ,

1 2 1 0 — M r n r r e s t . n s, 100 e S t u y v e s a n t av. In ter ior a l t e r a t i o n s : cost, $22.-^; P J Downey. 2 6 1 Monroe a t ; b ' r , A Keupp , 176 V a r e t st,

1 2 1 1 - M y r t l e av, n s, 40 w St E d w a r d s p l . n e w foundat ion; , cost, $ 1 0 0 ; Aug W h i t m a n , 209 Myr l l e a v ; b ' r , J o h n Dorgerb le , (12 R e m ­aen st,

1 2 1 2 - S k i l l m a n st, w s, 2 6 5 n P a r k av, l - s^v b r k ex iens ion , 18x 3 9 , 8 ; c o s t $ 2 0 0 ; Gut t a P e r c h a R u b b e r Mfg Co, D 3 F r a n k l i n a v : a r ' t B F i n k e n s e i p e r . 9 3 Broadway ,

1 2 1 3 - C l e r m n n t av, e s, 100 n Wi l l oughby av . In te r io r a l t e r a t i o n s : ' cost, $7 ,000 ; Monroe e s t a t e , 776 Madi son av, N Y; ar'L, R L Daua, lit! Cour t St.

1214—OOth s t , n s. 9 0 w New U t r e c h t av, 1-aLy f rame ex tens ion , 16 ,6x5 ; cost , $ 1 0 0 ; Geo W Hanley , on p r e m i s e s ; a r ' t , R L Daus , 2 6 Cour l st,

1 2 1 5 — G r a h a m av. e a. 2 5 n Cook al, r e p a i r s ; cost, $ 3 5 ; Nicholas Muel ler , 622 H a n c o c k a t ; h ' r . H B r u c h h a u s e r , 134 E l l e r y s t

1216—Hoyt st, e s, 73 ,6 a F u l t o n st, unde rp in walls and in te r io r a l ­t e r a t i o n s ; cost, $1 ,200 : Adolph T N a m m , 206 Sche r r ae rho rn s t ; a r ' t s , Parf l t t B r r s . 26 Cour t at,

1217—Atlan t i c av, s w r o r Bradford at, i n i e r io r a l t e r a t i o n s ; coat, $ 7 0 0 ; C H Smi th , 110 Van Sielen s i : a r ' t . C Infanger , 2."iilO At lan t ic av

121S—Soulh 4ih St. n a, 100 w Ber ry st, i n t e r io r a l t e r a t iona on school : cost, SI 0 0 0 ; City of New Yor l t ; a r ' t , C B J Snyder , P a r k av and 5 9 t h st, N Y,

121!)—Clark s t , s e cor Monroe pl . r e p a i r s ou c h u r c h ; cost . $100 : Chi'i-rh rf the New J e r u s a l e m . 166 Mon tague s t .

TOOfi 4nth St. n s, 180 e 13 lh av, ex tend p iazza ; coat. $16S ; Tbos F Rogi re l , on p r e m i s e s ; h ' r s , Ba t e s £ Grady, 5 9 t h s t and New Ut rech t av.

June 30, 1900. RECORD AND GUIDE. [ B r o o k l y n ] IX

The eminent position among Portland Cements enjoyed by the Dyckerholi brand is due to its absolutely correct chemical composition, its great strength and uniformity. .5* No other Cement has reached this degree of perfection

JUDGMENTS. In these llata ot Judgments the names alphabet­

ically arranged and which are flrst on each line, ara those of the judgment debtor. The letter (D) means Judgmenta for deficiency. [•] means not summoned. If] sigulfies that the flrst name is flctltious: real names being unknown. Judg-m e n t i entered during the week and aatlsfled be­fore day ot publication, do not appear In this col-umn, but In list of Satisfied Judgments ,

June, • • ' " ^ 23 Allen, Chas C—L Grant Baldwin 230.40 25 Alger, Page N—S Cohn 119.22 26 Anderson, " E d w a r d " C—F W Bacon 103,69 2S Alberts, W m H—J McKesson, Jr , et al.293.52 23 Acor, Lewis—Lydia P Winslow 178.45 22 Buttl ing, William J as Sheriff ot Kings Co—

L D Hatton et al 835.02 22 Behrens, Henry—M Stiner 244.50 23 Bachrach, William—D L Har r i s 972,10 23 Bortoszeweiz, Micicalina—Eastern B Co, 36.1,07 25 Barasch, Abraham—J Leitner and ano..304.10 26 Bullenkamp, Mary—Annie Bullenkamp, ,110,!)S 26 Brennan, Mary, extrx Jaraes Bi-ennan—C W

Wilson 903..50 26 Brooks, P rank W, Jr—M I Nathan 79,71 26 Blomquist, August—A H Greer 124,07 26 Bishop, Eliz L—City Supt of Schools. .104,58 26 Bolne, Lizzie N — - t h e same 104'a8 26 Brady, Rose the same 104..7i 26 Brady, Wm A—J Hayes et a! 525.61 26 Burke, James—Votrie & O'Hearn 280.0!} 27 Bergler, Ignatz J and Geo J—Susan Venable,^

27 Baum mer. Marc A—J Cohen 244.12 2T Blumenfeld, "Abraham"—Palmer-Pr ice-Bo-

len Co 26.77 23 Cohn, Joa M, by Ahraham B Cobn, guardn—

J Levin 82.20 23 Cohen, David—J Leituer and auo 304.16 25 Christmas. W m A—P Schroeder 172.33 26 Collins, Oliver T—L Arnold 61,07 26 Cooper, Wm A - E Clapp 1,283,30 26 Clark, Sigouruey F—R G Dun and ano. .153,06 26 Carley, Eldred A exr John W Irving—Emma

A Shaftord 2,502,36 26 Crimmins, Michael—H Mahnken 121,93 27 Coiyer, Cornelius R—F O Pierce Co 42.65

-22 Dearing, James W—U S Trust Go (D) 4,543,To

22 Davis, John S V—J Dohson and ano . . .110 .00 22 Daly, James—W B Yudizky 6o,S9 23 Da^y, Maurice—Eastern B Co 391.21 26 Dunn, Theresa E—City Supt of School3.104.58 26 Dobarty, Mary F—Curtis Bros 158.57 27 Duffy, Daniel J—M Seitz 369.03 26 Edwards , Geo W - J WIugenBeld 102.S7 26 the same— 26 Evana, Geo W-

.26 the same T Goodenough 77,47 26 Elkin, Sophie guard Bessie Levin—Kath C

Mead et al 74.99 22 Folsey. Edward—P W Engs & Sons Co,.225,91

26 Haggerty Pa tk S^Cath Murtaugh 179,04 26 Hoenig, Daniel--B McCarthy 518 07 26 Har toogh. Walter B - J J Scanneli, F i re

Comr iQQ so 26 Hinman, Geo E - N Y & N J Teiephone Co.

• • ^ - - . . OJ rr^ 26 Hoettler, P b l l i i p - S t a t e Comr'of Excis^l-iooioo 20 Har t , Joseph D and Joseph M—W H Husaey

and ano 44') ^ n 26 Irving. John W, exr o f - E m m a A Shaftord".

26 I l i i e s ; ' H e r m a n - N " Y ' & Brooklyn "Brewfng^^ 'L-O . . , , . , . . , . , . , S0^7

23 Jacquette, Wm 0 - H Johns ton" ! 1! ••..•'188'oO 2b Johnson, Wal te r I ^ B r o o k l y n Life Pub Co

26 Johnson,' R o b e r t - T h e o ' N 'Repson,.'.''.'. . ' I I I C T ^6 the s a m e — - t h e same 287 15 22 Kull, J o h n - C H Tiebout et al ] .0718 2.1 Kromback, Michl—Emily M Bloxham, .103 37 2o Kordner, Emma G - K i u g s Co Elevated R

it \^0 . . . . . , , , . 1 70 Aft 2.5 Kordner, Phillip J — t h e same'. : ; i. '! .'i 24255 26 Kelly, Francis J—Cook Se Bernheimer Co

239.35 26 Kennedy, James—T Hayea et al 525 Gl 22 Lane. Charles—S A Horowitz 420 I'i 1.6 Le Clair, Joseph—Florence M Le C l a i r . . 6 2 8 5 20 La Forge, Hudson K, Jr—Wilson Distilling

t^o. . , . . . , . . , . 55*> "Jq 26 Lawless, Anna G and Jennie 'Lyoi is^Ci ty '

Supt of Schools 104.58 26 Loerscb. Wiiiiam—P Welsbrodt . ! ' . ! ' . ] .43"uO 21) Libby, (3eo E, President of Triangle Club—

Exr C Wilson 19'''54 26 Levin, Bessie—Kalh C Mead et al'.'.'.'.'. .I'iO'J 2, Lehnert , Diederick J Jr—Anna M Johnson.

27 Lusk, Frank—C W Lindblad 23 77 23 Meyer, Louis—C Hederlch . . 65*04 23 McDonald, L o u i s - R F Krackowizer. .1,685:50 2i Mayers, Morris—Seifler & Son oor, 10 2.1 Madden Wiiiiam J - C A Bryan R3'44 2> McMurray, P h i l i p - M J Gogarty 46'81 2o Mayone, Joseph—L Silverstein ogi 40 2n Maclel, Miguel F - F de Simone ]" '255 '1 .5 2 ; Mdair, "George" A I—A H Greer 124'07 26 Mantonya, Lucius B—Continental Natl Bank

' - • • ' , . , f | 7 2 ^R 26 McBride, Thomas—J B Moores 8307 26 Morse, P rank P - G Wllaermuth . , ; , : * 5 0 53 21) McGowan, Annie—Title Guarantee and Trust

Co 46 '•)7 ^l JJcMurray, Thoa, Jr—Isaac G James ! ! . ' [ i s s lo s 27 Mahoney, John—Atlaa Steamship Co 11''4G 27 Morley. Clara B—Manufacturers ' Natl Bank'

Brooklyn 299 95 22 Niederstein, John J r - E l i z Feigeatreu',!337:53 26 Norton, James J—Cath Murtaugh 179 04 2li Nasse. A r t h u r - D o r a W Hoffman 491,59 2b Naughton, John H and Lawrence C—W E

Barker j^i^ gy 26 Neppert, Francis , J r—Peoples 'Bank, ' N V ,

, . . . , . . . . ^ ^ . , , 7 ri'-IT R*? •20 O'Hara, Susie C - C i t y Su'p't'•o'f"sch'o'o*Is:ib4!58 2i Owens, Altred E—Manufacturers ' Natl Bank

of Brooklyn ooc) 9-, 23 Post, Minerva W—W Creighton.",!! . "" .S .^^ 'ST 2^ Price, 'Catherine—Kate H a m m o n d . . . 490'>o 2t) Plate, Louis—Obermeyer & Liebmann, 1,198'66 2t. Perry, Solomon—K Hosono. 26 07 26 Pittelkow, August—C A Evertz ]'.29!ia

Grinnell 441,65

I ' t ' ^ ' " ^ ^ ° ° ^ ' " ^"^•^: , n Powers, Patr ick T - T Hrycs e t ' a i , ' ! .'l I [ s l l l e i -Cath Bppig 69.07 2.1 Rossi, Emilie—F L Corrao,. , ^ m •J Goodenough 77.47 ?.f l^^pp, John—E L Carpenter '.'.im'os

— — 2,', Schuster, Joseph—J Harr is 94 47 2f. Staar, P a u l - O b e r m e y e r & Liebmann, , 'l,I95'66 2b Stewart, Ma t i l da -G R Suther land, . 280 40 26 Seiner, H e u r y - D W Wilkes S6 'G4

20 bchlefstein, B e n j a m m - W Gieischman 77 37

23 Poster, Hat t ie M - J u l i e t t e L Humboldt , .887,09 ,L l^ol.TA"^^1i^''rot'%lTLre G ^ j T m ^ e s ' " - i H ' S ? 25 Felch, F r a n k W - J H Lyon Sc Co 482,83 22 Tlnnenberg, " J a n e , " - W H Miiler " " l i 00 26 Funk . Ferdinand and William—F Grinnell 23 Tigner. David—Seifter & Son 260 18

' " "' 2^ Thorapson. P rank E - G R Sutherland , ,280 40 26 Toreen, John—P 0 Pierce Co 57 •?] 22 Nassau Elec R R Co-Annie Whitrack.91.79 22 N.ew York Sc Queens Co Ry Co-Ann ie Hock

Admrx . . , , . . . , , . . . T(j (i4f) Vjo 22 St Marthas Sanitarium & 'DlVp'e'n's'ary—R "F

McMurray & Bro 7 ,;og (14 2,-1 Jobn J Haynes Machine Co—W R Baird'."),S3*0n 2.> New York, City of—Maria McBride, , 4 : '5 l 20 Schhcht Combustion Co—N Y & N J Tel Co, •2r. Triangle'Ci'u'b—'Bxr'c wii'so'n'.',',' i i j l ' l l 26 Brookiyn Cement Sidewalk Co—W Biil'kley, 26 Brooklyn Union Elevated' R ' R " C ' O ' — F fi'a-

verin-Cella j rufi 57 27 Brooklyn Heights R R C o - H Ol'se'n.'.'. .'eooioo 2, Knighls of Honor W h e e l m e n - C Deckeiman.

37 the same lhe same' . ' ! ! . ' •'nfio 26 Ullrich, Wra R - J Bossati m'(n 26 Van Bokkelen, Wm K—Metropolitan 'Trust

Co guard (Dl o ojq 01 22 White, Frederic H - M B Hatch, ' " .^000 22 Wyman, Mary P - V Clad & Son nflOfl 23 Wild, G e o r g e - J 0 McGarry & Co .in W 2^ Wipper. Wm J r - V F Pelletreau, , . . ! ! ! :26b^ 20 Wood Mary (forraerly Beckwith) and Jos "

Ui—f li i'ltKin 7pg 2(1 26 Watson. John B—Wilson Dist i l l ing'co"5'- i '> ' is

" Vnor! EInlse B, Lizzie A Wilson and Jennie" White—City Supt of Schools 104 5R

26 Weaving, Hannah—S Smith ' 7.1? 07 27 Wiegand, August and Artbur Wriahi—C

Feinhold ^ 141^7 26 Yates, Mary I—^Clty Supt of'scbia'o'ls! !l04!58

23 Freeman, George and Herman—S E Kraus . 174.57

26 Flannery, Cath and Katie L Ford—City Supt of Schools 104.58

26 Frankl in , Agatha W and Bdward M—Sarah A Rayen 2,411,85

26 Fi t ts , John W—R H Cooke 308.67 27 Fyfe, John—Isaac G Jaraes 188,93 22 Gibbons, R i c h a r d - W H Boyes 405,82 23 Gibbons, R o b e r t - J Goetz 455,54 25 Gerschner. Ray—O Sichel and ano 318.17 , ^ Grover, W m T—Sun Pr int ing & Pub Co.164.01 26 Gillies, John J— NY & N J Tel Co 64.99

'Tte Guerin, T h e r e s a - C i t y Supt ot Schools, .104.53 26 Gibbons, Richard—E Bailey et al 1,435.55 27 Gelschner, Ray—Harriet Michel 185.27 27 the same-^—B Stearns 167,98 22- Harrison, Geo T—J J Snyder Sc Son 2S1.29 22 the same Richardson & Morgan Co, . .

291.41 22 the same the same 114,55 22 Hogan, Thos J—M Stiner 637.42 2e--«-anford, Wm S—J L St Johu 293,93

ROLI^TOP

DESKS, Office FuiDllure

of every description.

T. G, Sellew, 111 Fulton Btreot,N.T

O. W. COE. THBO. OOUISHIIH.

Belanowsky, Abraham—T Stokes. 1897.. .330.77 B o u m q u e , Desire—J P Helssenbuttel et al.

l^tlO 10Q.48

Degnon-McLean Construction Co — Bridget Boyle, admrx. 1900 $110,63

Same—-same. 1900 125 39 Same sarae. 1899 8 3'>7 48 Diemer, Geofge—H W Bell, 1899 . ' . ' . ' 5'''78 Same sarae, 1899 7693 Kohler, Ar thu r J—Tradesmen's Natl Ba'n'k ot

N Y, 1897 1 021 25 Kelly. Peter—A Taber et al, 1890 ' '290 67 Same sarae. 1890 ''90 67 McNeely, Chas W St John H - J Gleason' ' il's99

964,81 McNeely, Richard A—N Lorbon. 1900.. 107 26 Murray, Edwin D—Isaac P James . 1900. . .18l '94 Overton, Chaa C and Virginia S - L and J Bos­

sert. 19U0 120.74 Pfadenhauer, John—H W Bell. 1899 5278 Same same. 1899 7693 ^^ofo ' ' ' ^'•^'^^"Ck and P r a n k H - R Guenther. Sampson, John W—W Kroner'," "ib'o'o' .T'07 S a m e — S B Kraus . 1807 •i7'50 Shaver, Amy R - J Wanamaker . 1898 . . . . 552'65

if2,A°™^''^''' •'*'^° D—American Ice Mfg Co ^•""^ 6,040,29

Robbins, Bdward K—A Taber et al. 1890.. 290 67 Same same.. 1890 290'6'7 Smith, John W—R Reimer. 1S91. f o ' t l l Same sarae, 1891 " 1 4 7 7 2 Smith, Mary C same. I S O I , . . . ! ! ! 12l '47 Spencer, P rank P and A T C a r o - H w'eber, '

l a y ( fid 70 Same same, 189S 0^07 Same same, 190O ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !io6'22 ^ ' J o ^ ' ^ ' ' ^"'^^ Elevated R R C o - M a u d M a y . '

iwUO 207 /)4 Brookiyn Heights R R Co—M Rausch." "lOno,' „ 9,867,82 Nassau Elec R R Co—Emily F Par t r idge 1900 ^ 845,82 Same- 'Luclan W Partr idge. 190O... 80^35 Nassau Elee R R C o - J Kieeffert. 1399 2 Soi'gS Same^ same. 1900 ! . ;98!l4 '^'H';?,°'3 Eiec I l luminat ing Co—E J Wlttleder.

same- ISOO •.'.'.'. .'.•.'.'.'. •.'8,459! 04 same. 1900 81 98

Van Tuyl, Andrew P - E m m a Guerber! " i s90 . " . „ 1,676.35 Woelfle. Louis—A Schoeller. 1 8 9 9 , . . 380 00 Young, Wm E—R Guenther. 1808 3''8 28

1000. Same Same

S A T I S F A C T I O N O F J U D G M E N T S .

June 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28.

Begiy, Hugh J—Brooklyn Inst i tute of Arts and Sciences. 1900 2,073.70

I.ILVarnislies !Have been used to finish wood work of

The Delmonico Building 6th Avenue and 43d Street,

Kew York. J A M E S B R O W N L O R D , Archi tec t .

Rno l i l a - t o n r r q i i c a l ,

EDWARD SMITH & CO. Varnish Makers and

Color Grinders,

46 Broadway, New York City,

X [ B r o o k l y n ] RECORD AJVD GUIDE. June 30, 1900.

ALSEN'S PORTLAND CEMENT Is the Standard. Hamburg, Germany,

and 143 Liberty St., New York. MECHANICS' LIENS.

June 22. Tompkins av, e s, 35 n McDonougii st, 80x100,

J R Sayre Jr Sc Co. agt Rosalia L Vaciiiner, L R Waguer and Ulrich Maurer Sons^ . . .$218.20

Prospect st, w s, 242 n Vernon av,4:2xli.5. Chas Pclisi agt Cornelia F Soper and E H Roberta

-15,00 St Johns pi, No 613, n s, lOO w Frankl in av, '25

xOy. Deunis .\Iurphy agt Mrs Mead aud W H Camp IS.OO

40111 st, Noa 1212a and 1214, s s, 130.3 e 12tli av, 41x56, Staines, Peck Sc Taber Co agt Geo N Crosby 29.30

New York av, w a from Degraw st to St Johna pl. Phillip Gross agt Wm R Pearce and An­drew J Nolting 35,10

Same property, Richard Erdle agt same.34.00

June 23. McKiljben st, s a, 125 w Leonard st, 25x100.

P rank P Gavan agt Chas H Levy 1,800.00

June 25. Surf av, n w cor West Sth st, 75x154.4. Wm

J Kinsella agt Thos D Cullen 55.00 4th st, n s, 117.10 w 7tti av, 60x100. John K

Gass agt Thomas Brown 454.40 SSth st, s s, 260 w loth av, 40xlU0.2 | 58th st, D s, 300 w 15th av, 40x100.2 |

George Burns agt Jerome J Stanton, Chas A Brewster, Levi Sensabaugh. aud Chas B Buckout 340,00

June 26. Coffey st. No 102. n s. 137 e Van Brunt st, 20x

100. 'Thomas Bromell agt John Zimmerman. (Renewal.) 400.00

New York av, w s, extends £rom Degraw st to St Johns pl, —X—

Degraw st, n s, 100 w New York av, 8 l o t a . . . Nostrand av, e s,i het Degraw and St Johns pl.

3 lots Emil Pr ims and John Klein agt Wm R Pearce and Andrew J Nolting 75.28

June 27. Bergen st, s s, 25 w Saratoga av, 100x100. An­

thony Saladino agt Joseph Saladino 580.00 St Marks av. a e cor Ralph av, 289.6x127.9. W

K Putnam Se Co. agt Frederick Buchar,.106.36 Tompkins av, e s, 35.1 n McDonough st, SUxlOO.

Rennert Bros agt Rosalie L Vackiner and Ui-rlch Maurer 's Sons 1,001.90

Same property. Clemmens Dehler agt Same 120.00

Barren Island, Public School No 120, Jacoli Edelblum agt City of New York and James J Newman 230.00

June 28. 17th st, Nos 447 and 449, n s, 150 e Sth av 50

xlOO. Edward Burke agt John Andrews J r and Yaba & Stevens 450 00

08th st, s a, 100 e l l t h av, 40x100.2. Kyron J Farrel l agt C B Buckhout and Stanton Sc Brewster 15 00

5Sth st, s s, 300 e 14th av, 40x100.2. Same agt same 15 00

oSth st, a a, 340 e K t h av, 40x100.2. Same agt same , j ^ ^ nn

oSth st, n a, 340 e M t h av, 40x100.2. Sam'e'agt same 15,00

ORDERS. June 27.

Saekett st, s s, 150 e Hamilton aT,100xlOO. John Damato on Pope to pay Watson & Pet-

, t ' n g e r 313.OO 18th av, -w s, 100 n 86th st, F B Blind on H J

Grevers to pay same 1.180,00

SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. June 25,

Homecrest av. w s, 280 n Av U, 40x100, Er ie-son Sc Osterberg agt Nicholas V Contasano and J D Godfrey & Co. (June 15,) 210,00

June 26, 'Marlborough road, e s, 300 n Berkeley rd, 60x

206,5 Wm H Carl agt Jacob W Martenis. (April 11.) 2,500,00

June GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS.

27 Schultz, Peter C (grocer, 314 3d av], to Henry T Dieckman; a t fy , C M Stafford,

CHATTEL MORTGAGES. NOTE,—The Orst name.alphabetical ly ar ranged.

Is tha t of the Mortgagor, or par ty who gives the Mortgage. " R " means Renewal of Mortgage.

June 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27.

MISCELLANEOUS,

Anderaon, AJida, 13 U n i o n . , N a t C R Co. $175 Andersan, M C. Surf av and West 25th s t . .Nat

C R Co. 70 Auer, Kath. Broadway and Mel rose . , J Auer,

J r . Horse, See, 1,100 Bruno, N. 142 Columbia. .Archer Mfg Co. Bar­

ber Fixtures , 43 Blum, M. Old Plushing road, Maspeth. .J Voll-

komer. Horse, &e. 85

Carlone, P. 195 P u l t o n . . W 1 Caven. (R) 295 Cuciuotta, A and C Plspisa. 1381 3d av. .S

D'Ambra. Earlier Pixturea. 148 Cooper, M & M Swersensky. 165 Cook. .S Levy,

Horse, See, , 126 Clark, T L . . N T Swezeys Sona & € 0 . 704 Cook, D B. 20 B r i d g e . . J Taylor. Pr in t ing

Plant, 700 Davis, Melvina C. 425 Prankl in a v . . A m e r i c a n

Soda Founta in Co, 550 Danainger, M. 673 F u l t o n . . . P Zimmerman.

•Shoe Jack, 26 Degangi, V and J Davadl. 40 Main, .A Selig­

man, Horses, &c. 400 Devlin, Rosie. 184 J a c k s o n . . J Caminez, 120 Ett inger, L. 66 Blake a v . . B e n n e t t & Q Co.

Siphons. 340 Follmar, J. 927 Grand.. .Carrie J Probst,

(R) 1,000 Finkelstein, S, 191 Monroe. .M H PeUgor. Soda

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Brill, B, D . H and I. 40 Walton, .Lamh Mfg Co, .Machines. 187

Behn, L A. Bushwick av aod Har t s t . .Liquid Carbonic Acid Mfg Co. Soda Fixtures . 6n5

Benson, G. 59 B e r g e n . . E Ullrich. Horses, &c, 600

Brockbagen, J . . . B e r t h a Brockhagen. (R) 350 Baker, G H. 425 Sumner a v . . P C Goppoldt.

Press. 500 Bouk, J J. 212 F u l t c n . . M Rosenthal, Bar­

t e r Fixtures . 600 Bartholomans, C M, 2D0 Tompkins a v , . J o h a n n a

Bartholomans. Groeery Pixtures . 2oS

Gallagher, Mary C. 216 William, N T . .Mer­genthaler L Co. (R) 2,081

Guiffre, Antonio. 739 Myrtle av . .1 S Remsen Harness . 24

Goldman, D, 41 Manhat tan av . ,A Braunstein. Drugs, &c. 2,700

Goldner, J P, 1275 B r o a d w t y . . G Sucher Co. Barber F ix tures . 150

Hoffmann, 0 J. Woodbine av and Grant, Queena Borough. .Mary Hoffmann. Horse. ^ >

Hands, G W and W D Bllston. 382 Driggs av . .People ' s L A. Machinery. 200

Herpich, J M, 1470 Gates av . .A Stenger. En­gine, &c, 70

Hillis, J J. 72 Washington av . ,S W Haviland. Trucks, &c. XSOO

Heyer, H, 132S Bedford av, . P H Smith- Bi­cycles, &c. 1,639

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43 and 45 Wooster Street, New York. Establlslied 1852. Catalogue and Plans Fumiahed on ADpHcation. Telephone, 2473 Spring.

Halstead, L B. 807 Fla tbush av . .B Groes-ibeck. Coaches, 120

Harper , C F. 446 Ful ton . . .R C Wight. Dental Fixtures . 2,250

Kelly, T P A. For t Hamilton Parkway and 40th sC .L iqu id Carbonic Acid Mfg Co. Soda Fixtures. 1.125

Kornweiss. J. l o l Rivington, N Y. .Rose Korn­weiss. Photo. 60

Keating, J J . . .Annie Magner, (R) 600 S a m e . . . .same. (R) SiiO Keller, G P. 46 Vesey, Manhat tan . .Van Allen

Sc B. Press. 1,500 Kramer, P . .J E Kerr Sc Co. (R) 1,000 bow, Regina . . L, Bernstein. F r a m e BuildiDg.

100 Lincoln, May. 54th st and 2d av. .Na t C R Co. SO Levin, C. 54 Bergen. .S Klein. Barber Fix­

tures, 40 Lazarus, Isaac, 140 Moore , . Yetta Lazarus .

Carpenter Fixtures . 200 Leonard, J J . .P Huwer. (R) 40,000 Marito, E. 37 Perry a v . . G Suoher. Barber

Fixtures , oo Menig, J, 301 Wyckoff a v . , N a t C R Co. 270 Newmann, L and M Gross. West 12th st aud

Surt av. .B G Lewis. (R) 2,000 Oreshinto, F . IISO 5th a v . . G Sucher. Barber

Fixtures . 133 Oberland, G & Co. Captains p i e r . . B a t h Beach.

Nat C R Co. 10.j Put ter , N. Bridge and High s t s . .Na t C R Co. SO Pietro, A D. 1126 Manhatlau a v . . C Piroue.

Barber Fixtures . 30 Piazza, A, 41 Harrison a y . . V Caronia. Sew­

ing Machines, &c. 100 Padden & Gorman. Tilyou's Walk . . . J Rosaler,

'Safe. 55 Prospect Pa rk B r e w e r y . . ? Huwer (R) 40,000 Reishard, A . . B Weill. Horse, &c. 75 Ropke, H. 576 Quincy. .Fidelity L A. Wagon,

&c. 60 Roth, B. 153 Wyckoff. G Sucher. Barher

Fixtures . 66 Roberts, € , Tottenville, S I . . C W Withey.

Yacht. 1,000 Stern, F . 245 Atlantic a v . . E Smith. Store

Fixtures . 750 Sessa, A. 142 Willoughby. .T J Collins. Bar­

ber Fixtures . 270 Schwab, L, J r . 1276 Jefferson av . .M Raphael .

Store Fixtures and Furn i ture . 200 Sheppen, J. 312 Central a v . . T Cutler SODS.

Store Fixtures . 100 Schultz, P C. 1314 3d av, and 56th st. near

4£h av . .H T Dieckman. Store Fixtures , 230 Scoville, G S. Henderson 's W a l k . . . J Rosaler.

•Safe. 75 Selle, F . 15S -Tth a v . . R Selle. Butcher Fix­

tures . 500 Salzburg, i e n a . 105 Vare t . .Bennet t & G. Soda

Fixtures . 17a Schroder, H. 90 Ralph av . . F Kopf. Grocerj-.

900 Vessey, J W. 265 Patcben av , .G Sucher.

Barber Fixtures. 68 White, G'M. Emmons av . .J Rosaler. Sate. 35 Weckesser, P . . iP Huwer. (R) 40,000 Warshaw, Isidor. l o l Harrison a v . . J Caminez,

137 Werner , M . . A r c h e r Mtg Co. (R) 84

SALOON AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES.

Ahnstead, W H. 251 Broadway. .Bernheimer Sc S. ' 1,200

Broderick, J R. 21 Main. . .Congress B Co. 1,500 Behn, H and S McBay. 949 2d av. .Burger B

Co. 1500 Berger, J. 16 Grand. .P Doelger. (R) flOO Batch, F. Sutter av and Hiosdale av . . F Munch

Brewery. ( R ) QOO Caaey, D. 256 5th av. .H D Beruer & Co. 230 Cullen, P. 421 Co lumbia . .W L Flauagan.

(R) 560 Clarke, Bdward. 1425 Ful ton . .Congress B Co.

(R) 1,200 Capicotto, M. 2359 Atlantic av . . H B Schar-

maDn. 500 Dixon, M. 745 Washington av , .L I Brewery.

1.000

Donofrio, P. 378 L e o n a r d . . P Munch B. 750 Decker, J L. 59 Norman a v . . , . P Doelger.

(R) 1,450 Dugan, M . . N Y & Brooklyn B Co. (R) 600 Ehler, G. 322 South 3d.. .S LiebmaDn's Sons B

Co. (R) 800 Fassnacht , W. 258 Ten E y c k . . M Seitz. (R) oTO FiDuegan, P. 48 B e a r d . , W L F lanagao .

(R) 3.650 Fredenberger, D E. 192 Nassau av. .P Doel­

ger. (R) 1,000 Fr iedman, J. 155 Boerum. .M Seitz, 450 Ferris , Marie P and G Dean. 243 36th. .Claus

L B Co. 800 Graham, M. 344 Greenpoint av . .P Doelger. 6S0 Gerosa, P . l l t h av and 60th s C . M Seitz.

(R) 615 Galllard, T. 22 F r a n k i i n . . J Ruppert . (R) 250 Harts tein, M. 1967 Broadway. . . S Liebmann's

•Sons, 1,300 Hoehu, F. Pitkin av and ChestDut s t . .Nassau

B Co. 2,000 Hodgkiss, Thoa. 4th av and 89th a t . - . F Sc M

Schaeter. ( R ) 200 Higgins, B. 280 Columbia . . .M Seitz. (R) 700 Howard, D. 473 3d a v . . P Doelger (R) 2,000 Held, J G. Washington av . . F Munch B

(R) 600 Kempel, F . 726 4th av . .Claua L B Co. 1,500 Kenny, J, 687 3d av . .Malcom B Co. 600 KetzJik, J . 1448 Myrtle av. . J Epplg. 900 Koehler, H. 177 GwlDueti:.. .Claus L B Co. 850 S a m e . . . .flame. Tablea, &,c. 200 Lurl , H. 165 Osborne. .Co-operative Sausage

Co. Res tauran t Pixtures . 50 Lynan, P . Rogers av and E r a s m u s . .S Lieb­

m a n n ' s 'Sons. 1,000 Lewis, A and S Basso. Tilyous w a l k . . A ' D

Buschmann & Co. 30O Manley, J , 17 Greenpoint av . . J Everards

Breweries. 3,429 Mueller, G. 184 Middleton. .S Liebmann 's Sons

(R) SOO McCormack, A. 4 Bradford. .Congress B Co.

(R) 400 McMahon, Alice. Emmons av and Shore rd. . . P

Hall. Restaurant . 50 MeiDcke, H. 72 Himrod. .G Ringler & Co. 500 Muller, E. 116 Myrtle av . .J Hamburger . Res­

t au ran t P ix tures . 775 McCabe, J J. Nassau av and Newell s t . .P

Doelger. (R)I,SOS McManus, J. 689 5th av . .same. (R) 2,790 Muller, R. 1258 De Kalb a v . . C o n r a d Enrich.

500 Moore, Sarah. Ocean Parkway, near Neptune

a v . . V Loewers G B Co. 291 Madden, J. 594 Vanderbilt av. . 0 Huber.

(R) 2.500 Nelson, C J. 47 Myrtle av . . P Doelger. (R) 7,878 Nagle, D J. 267 Oakland, .same. (R) 1,000 O'Connor, J. 334 Hamil ton av . .J Hoffmaau

B Co. (R) 500 Opp, H. 179 Reid av , .W Ulmer. nom Plunket t , M. 353 U n i o n . . J Hoffmann B Co.

1,500 Pulasky, T, Lawrence av, near Ocean a v . . .

F rank Brewery. 350 Parisette, F W. 215 Manhattan a v . . H Blias

B Co. 1,075 Quinn, M and C McCauley. 222 F r e e m a u . .

Emerald and Phoenix B Co. (R) 500 Roth, M. ISth av near Benson av. .S Lieb­

mann ' s Sons. (Rl 400 Rabus, C. 161 New Jersey a v . . F Ibert B Co.

(R) 41)0 Rally, Antoinetta. Gravesend av and Av U. .V

Loewers G B Go. 191 Schnyder, J. N Y & Brooklyn B Co. (R) 716 Strosensky, Oser and Rebecca. 122 Graham av,

and 143 McKibbin. .F r ank Brewery, 4,000 Stein. J P. 1st av and 59th. .P Ballantine. 942 Shields. Geo. 4 Water . .T S Knox. 1,760 iSchwaebiseher Saengerbund. 472 Knickerbock­

er av. .Welz Sc Z. 3,000 Smith & Phill ips. Cropsey av and Bay 20th . . .

O Huber. License. Spencer, J. Barren Is land. .Beadleston Sc W.

Ice Box. 60 Schmitz, 0 . 156 C a l y e r . . P Doalger. (R) 1,199

Von Oehsen, L. 60 Hewes. .P Doelger. (R) 5,450 VoUkommer. A. 1189 Gates a v . . S Liebmann's

Sons. (R) 1,000 Victory, J S. Nostrand av and F e n n i m o r e . . . .

Congress B Co. (R) 1,150 Wine , J. 396 W a r r e u . . W L Flanagan. 500 Weebezahl, R. 673 2d av. .Obermj-er Sc L. 4,700 Walker, J. 1S5 Navy, .Exrs C Frese. 808 Wood, J S. 1558 FultOD..E Ochs. 5,000

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Anderson, Josephine G. 1468 Bushwick av . . . . Schwarz Sc B. 264

Barker, W H. 64 St Johns pl . .A A Skinner, 225

Brotherton, Grace C. — Sheepshead Bay. . . Jor­dan, M Sc Co. 309

Baxter, Priscilla. 1401 Broadway J A Schwarz. U o

Blaisdell, S. liOU L o r i m e r . . J Michaels. 116 Broome, Laura . Evergreeu av and Himrod st.

. .A Pearson's Sons. 127 Boydeu, Louise. Eas t 17th st, near Av W . .

P Donatin. 137 Britt, May. 272 Smith. . I Mason, 116 Bennett, W H. Hancock st and B r o a d w a y . . J

Michaels. 193 Brouwer, G H. 99 Decatur . .Brooklyn L A. 200 Burgmeier, L. 186 7th av. . same. 100 Blomquist, A. 418 Classon av. .same. 200 Brown, Estella. — Lake st . . J Michaels. 174 Bishop, J M. 406 Kosciusko. .Cowperthwait

€0 . 235 Booth, Kate G. 1041 Bergen, .same. 117 Carswell, Emily A. 33 Prospect pl . .R Treacy.

144 Church, Mary. 371 State . .Peoples L A. 100 Clarke, Isabella H. ,397 7th, . same. 100 Cornell, E m m a . . . N a t l L A, 110 Curtis, Nellie. 129 Bal t ic . .J Kurtz, 179 Cleveland. Ada P . 116 1st p l . . . Mutua! L A 200 Culyer. E. 302 47th. .Cowperthwait & Sons.

168 Castner, E G. Degraw st, near New York av.

Cowperthwait Co. 420 Cooper, W A , . . Nat! L A. 200 Collins, M. 483 20th. , J Klein. secures rent. Coyle, Mrs. 0 . 227 North 8 t h . , A Schulz Son.

163 Dunlop, Cath. 208 Clarkson. .Michaels Bros.

163 Dalrs, Julia. 44 East 20th. .Garvey Bros. 1,634 Du Arastia, H. 64 Rockaway av . .J Kurtz. 140 Dowd, Marlon, 143 North 6 th . .Cowperthwait

Sc Sons. 167 Donaldson, Ellen. West st, near 2d a t . . J

Michaels. 124 Douglas, Marie, 22d av and SOCh S t . . A Pear ­

son's Sons. 334 Dusllng, May. 1746 Be rgen . - J McEnery. 134 Decker, E C. 166 Clinton.. .Cowperthwait Co.

178 Dillon. Susan. 27 Cumberland. . J Michaels. 178 Engstrom, F. 640 Dean. . J Michaels, 106 Ebbets, Josephine. 583 7th av. .Cowperthwait

Co. 440 Elliott, F H. 352 2 d . . J Michaels. I54 Eyers, B S. 218 South 4 th . .S Baumann. 114 Foster, H M. 643 Greene av . .T A Aitchlson.

Furn i ture . 300 Farrel l , K. 122 Pulaski . .Cowperthwait Co, 185 Frechette. J. Av M, near Coney Island a v

TreaiT Sc T. 102 Griffeth, H B. 1214 Sth av. .Treacy & T. 169 Geel, L H C. 216 SSth. . F Kennedy. 350 Goldey, Bertha J. 104 Elder t . .I Mason. 275 Gallagher, J J. 122 Hoyt . .Brooklyn L A. 100 Harris , W S. 154i* ISth. .Schwarz & B. 138 Hofert, W. 223 Hamilton av . .L Baumann. .544 Hicks, G. 165 Port Greene pl . .Garvey Bros. 138 Hoch, Maufie. Sl F r e e m a n . . I Mason. 119 Holm, P C L. 661 Warren, Michaels Bros 104 Harling, H. 497 Oth av same. 135 Healy, J. 733 Chauncey. , J A Schwarz. 129 Houman, L. 142 North 7th. .Cowperthwait &

•Son. 102 Hanifui, Margt. — J ay . . . . same. 160 Hubbell. A M. 969 St Marks Av, .Cowper ­

thwait Co, 164 Hilyard, Josephine A. 365a Hancock same.

627 Hoff. C P. IS5Sa P a c i f i c . . . ! Michaels. 175 Hawpe, G D. 426 2a. .Cowperthwait Co. 204 Harrington. Maggie. 176 Luqueer , .Treacy & T. Johnson, P. 88 58 th . .T reacy Sc T. 126 Joy, Jul ia A. 436 Haucock, .Kings Co L A. 100 Jacobson, B. 97 Concord...S Mullins & Sons. 158

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Kelly, E S. Fla tbush av, near Av U. Ster-llug Piano Co. 275

Krakos, J. West Sth et and Surf av . .Garvey Bros. 1-097

Knight, Annie. 467 Crescent. I Mason. 128 I Jedmacc , Cassius. 769 Halsey. .Brooklyn L

A. 100 Leonard, Agnes. 403 Quincy . . . J R Keaue &

Co. 201 Lambert , H. Bay 10th. .S Baumann. 116 Layden, Mary. 723 Prospect p l . . T r e a c y &

T, 156 Lober, W J. Manhattan and Driggs avs

Schwarz Sc B. 133 Mohan. Annie B. 273 Adelphi. .Peoples L A.

110 Moyne, L F . 183 Nassau. .Mullins Sc Sons. 175 McGarrigle, Mary. 20 S tock ton . . J Michaels. 150 Muldoon, J. 601 Balt ic , .same. 143 Mathiesen, P. 236 Court, .same. 101 Mayer, E E 14th and Emmons iane . .Michaels

Bros. 133 Macdouald, P. 116 1st pl. . .Mutual L A. 200 McMillen, Emma J. 411 Cumberland. .Mullins

a Sons. 105 McNaughton, Janet . 609 Bainbridge. .J Mi­

chaels. I l l McCaffrey, Eliz. 190 Frankl in av same. 160 Mortimer, C. Bedford av and Brevoort p l , . .

Cowperthwait & Sons. 175 Morris, J. 84 Crescent st, DutchklU, N Y. .J

Michaels. 263 Morley, C C. 139 Lefferts p l . . . K i n g s Co L A.

200 McWilliams, B F . 185 Bayard. .A Schulz. 161 Marks, Evelyn. 207 Sand. .J McEnery. 199 Meyer, J. 731 Coney Island a v . . I Mason. 137 Nixon, Nellie. 241a Pu tnam a v . . J Michaels. 175 New, R W. 221 Ridgewood av. .Muilins & Sons,

104 Olsen, Lina. 49 Wyckoff. .J Kurtz . 151 O'Connor, J C. 255 Lexington av . .Cowper­

thwait Co. 155 Ostrander, Harr iet . 602 Bergen. . J Michaels. 189 O'Halloran, Sarah. . i s 'a t L A . 200 Peterson, Eleanor. 253 Conover. .Cath Ruland.

150 Parsons, M J, 814 Quincy. .Cowperthwait Co.

133 Parker , J E. 620a Monroe . .W Bowman. 156 Quain, Nora. 325 Frankl in av . .Mullins &. Sons,

141 Bobbins, Emma. 761 Halsey. .Schwarz &

Reis. A. 20 Chester. .Manhat tan L A. Reich, Tinie. 485 Bushwick av . .Peop les

B. 114 150

A, 100 200 l.'iO 158 100

Reilly, J B. 209 Prospect p l . . .Peoples L A, Rosenberg, G. 65 Lewis av . .J Michaels. Richter, Mary. 190 Schaeffer . .J Miohaels. Reed, J. 360 Union. .Mutual L A. Seewaldt, Lena. 108 Moffett. L Baumann. 117 Schwenker, Kate. 591 Bushwick av . .J Mich­

aels. 188 Sweeter, Millie. 902 Flushing a v . . s a m e . 100 Swimm, C F . 596 Jefferson av. .Staines, Peck

Sc Taber Co. 142 Squills, D. 253 Gold . . . J Kurtz . 152 Summers, R G. 1192 Ful ton. . .Brooklyn L A.

Pianos. 200 Sengstack, B. 36 Van Voorhies.. .Cowperthwait

Se Sons. 144 Syperrek, Stella. 212 41st st same. 151 Smith, Nettle B. 164 Jefferson av , .Peop le ' s L

A. 100 Stelz, P J r . 201 Corne l ia . .S Baumann. 301 Snyder. A L. S l th st. and 23d av . .Cowper­

thwait Co. 166 Stackhouse, C L. 112.) Pu tnam av . .T Kelly, 288 Schneider, Minnie, 174 Elder t . .Schwarz Sc B.

-1 on Sheedy. Cath. 133 North Oxford . . J McEnerv. 130 Sheffield, M. 500 Herkimer . .Schwarz Se B. UO Turner , J W . . E m p i r e L Co. 100 Taylor, Mamie. 23 Tiffany p l . . J Michaels. 117 Tierney, Katie. 690 Dean. .J Kurtz. 210 Thompson, May. 3014 F u l t o n . . . J Michaels. ISO Voltz, F. 101 T r e m o n t . . J Kurtz. 158 Whitley, J J. 7th av and 19th St . .Michaels

Bros. 179 Willman, S H. 507 Atlantic av. .Brooklyn L

A. 100 Wagner . Annie. 205 Reld av. .J Kurtz. 203 Wood, J S. Albany av and Fulton St . .Mull ins

Sc Sons. 102 Waiker. W. 83 Mar ion . . . J Michaels. 121 Williams, Anne E. 614 War ren . .Peoples L A.

ion Wall , T B. 2166 Ful ton same. 110

BILLS OF SALE.

Abrozzo, Provldenza. 571 De Kalb a v . . . . M Abruzzo. Barber Pixtures. gift

Allen. C C. 13S Clinton.. .S W Alien. Dental Fixtures . &c. nom

Cranford, J P . .Cranford Co. All title to ma­chinery, &c. nom

Fischer, Gustave. 408 3d av . .An ton ia Fischer. Machinery. nom

Joa, F. 314 Grand . , .S Siry. Bakery. 900 Haensler . F. 344 Broadway.. .Agnes Besten-

heiaer. Bakery. 460 Keilla, J and A Ehrlich. 1073 Manhattan av

. .F H Luhrs. Grocery Fixtures. nom Leinhos, F, G Engelke and C F Boch . .C L &

G Schwab. Tables, Scc. 428 Lynan, P F . .Cranford Co. All title to ma­

chinery, &c. nom McCarthy, Sarah A. . Cranford Co. All title to

machinery. Sec. nom Montalbano, L. 1343 33 a v . . C Geovanni, Shoes,

ScC. 140 Maceil, M F , 22 Hamilton av. .M D Motta,

Hotel Fixtures ^ interest, 400 Mahnken, G. 19SS Broadway.. .J P Fromm,

•Saloon Fixtures, 1,- 00 Panebianco. G. 608 Vanderbilt av . .C Amodeo.

V- stock Shoes. &c. 150 Rose. C G. 265 Tompkins av.. .Amelia E Bose.

Laundrv Fixtures. nom Schoeh, M, 22 Humboidt . .Vally Schoeh. Sa­

loon. 75 Thoenicke, F and R Wlese. 67 Tillary, ,.\ D

Wlese, Grocerv. 1,600 Vogt. W H, P i tk l i av, near Georgia a v . . A u ­

gusta Vogt. Real Estate, &e. 200 Yearslev, C P. 1500 8th av . . H B Yearslev.

Candles. 365

ASSIGNMENTS OF CHATTEL MORTGAGES.

BRADLEY & CURRIER COMPANY,

FINE INTERIOR CABINET WORK. DOORS, \FINDOWS, BLINDS, ETC

(19 and t2J West 23cl Street, New Yorfc.

Show Rooms, 964 Halsey Street E. R. R. Station opposite Telephone, IS Bunbwlck

Factory, 899 to 91I Macon Street Mills at Bangor, Pa.

BROOKLYN SLATE MANTEL CO.™c MiNTTFACTDBEIlS OP

Slate Mantels, Wood Mantels and Fire-place Fittings LAYERS OF TILING COOHBE PATENT SLATE STRUCTURAL WORK

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES SANITARY U^UNDRY TUBS WAINSCOTING, ETC.. OUR SPECIALTY

BRANDT MT^G COMPANY

TRIM, DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTING. OFFICE FIXTURES A SPECIALTY Telephone. «g7-3Bth 234, 236, 235 East 43(3 Street, New Yorfc

HENRY MILES & SON, Practical Layers and Dealers !n

Tiles, Hardwood Mantels, OPEN FIREPLACES,

BRASS AND IRON GOODS, AND ALL DECORATIVE WORK.

Office and Show Rooms, East New York and Hopkinson Aves,, Brooklyn.

Telephone. 256 Eas t New York.

A. KLABER,.

Marble Works* 2 3 3 t o 2 4 4 HAST e 7 t h STBBBT,

&t Sd A v a . E l e v a t e d R. B . StatLou. N e ^ T Y o r k .

^ Tel . , 6 7 8 3 8 t h Bt.

Marble Mosaic Tiles ROMAN AND VENETIAN STYLES

P e l l a r i n iV C n m n a n v 23 West s t h S t rse t r e i i d r i u tv. ' - ' ^ ' " P ' l i i J ' . formerly 31 ClmtonPlace

C A R P E N T E R S ' MATERIALS.

MURRAY & HILL,-

Sash, Doors, Blinds and House Trim, 617, 619 AND 621 WEST 130TH STREET, NEW YORK.

Geo. Hagemeyer & Sons Lumber Co. POPLAR AND HARDWOODS

Telephone, 349—18th St. Foot Eas t l l t h Street , New York

BELL BROTHERS, Lumber and Timber,

S3d St ree t and Eas t R i v e r , KEW Y O R K .

Telephnne Cal!, 171 38th Street.

GEO. H . TOOP, Prest. THOB. 3. CHOMBIS, Sec'y, Treas. and Qeaotol Blgr.

THE EAST RIVER TeL.iw7Btk8u MILL AND LUMBER CO.

F o o t o f e s d a n d BSd S t r e e t s , E. R.

Dea le r s i n L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R , Klln-Drled North Carolina Pino Flooring.

Originators and Inventors, CAMPBELL PROCESS.

Estahlished 1884. Telephone, 2796 18th.

Fireproof Doors, Windows, Etc.

KALAMEIN IRON-CLAD WOOD WORKS, 422^426 W. ISth St.,

HOWELL &. LAWRENCE, Proprietors . N . V .

Bragin, M S. Drugs, &c.

550 Marcy a v . . C H Gii(7,ler. 335

THE COLUMBIA Kalameined Iron-CIad Wood Works

FIREPROOF DOORS, •WINDOWS AND SASH A SPECIALTY.

543-549 E. 116th S t . , Tel., 217 Harlem. P. GLECENER. PROP,, SucoesBor to FUtlnfr * Gleckner

R O B E R T E. K E L L Y , ^£^^%t. Carpenter,

121 Eaat 41at St.. Store Fronts, Doors, Sashes, Panel Worlc, etc.

GAS GRATES, Flre Place Pixtures, eto. Ceramlo aud Wall Clle. Woud Mautelg and Marble Won:.

Estimates Flemished on Architects'Special Designs

MOULDINGS AND TRIM KILN DRIED AND WORKED IN THE BEST MANNER

And Delivered When Promised

WOODSTOCK COMPANY 2 2 0 B R O A D W A r

N E W Y O B K Tard and Kill

JERSEY CITT

G. L. SCHUYLER & CO^ Estaollshed 1S3S.

L U M B E R a n d T I M B E R of E v e r y Descr ip t ion First Ave. to East River. 97th to 98th St.

T I L I N G R. A. E M E R I C K , 163 3 P a r k A v e ,

Near illith Street. Telephoue, 1428B Harlem.

EXCELSIOR Improved Patent

SLIDING BLIND Oft

(U,8.Pat.«9,ffi4.) Uaauf actored bj-

LouisBossert & Son,

Saslies, Doors.Stalri, Store Fronts, Timber Flooring, Shingles.

HAKCFACTlJHHRa OP Bl inds , Mouldlnga, B racke t s , Newels , L a t h e , Jo i s t s , BooQng, Skyl igh ts , E t c .

OFFICE AND LnUBER TARD,

G r a n d Street and NewtoTWo G r e e t B r o o k l y n , N . Y .

PLANIJIO M l . - AND TDCBER ^ ki

NEWTC •• CBEEi AWD -"hAiJ D <*T

K B C O B D A N D G U I D B . CEMENT. XIII

25 WHITEHALL ST. Telephone, S3I Broad 5 P A R R 0 W , FRIDENBERG & CO., '

Teutonia,HeiQmoor,Lauffen.Hoxter GERMAN PORTLAND CEMENT Haccourt, Globe, BELGIAN PORTLAND CEMENT

14,000,000 BARRELS

"HOFFMAN" * -I -"CEMENT"

Have been used on impor tant works in t h e United S t a t e s

N o o t h e r C e m e n t C o m p a n y c a n s h o w s u c h a r e c o r d

T h e L a w r e n c e C e m e n t C o , S a l e s o f f i c e , N O . l B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k

BEACH S CEMENT A T (SV

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' - ' C E M E N T ^ L » CORTLANDT 5T.H.>: J

Lawrenceville Cement Co, 26 Cortlandt Street New York

^ BEACH'S • « • BOStWDUe HTtmULIC '

'•^ CEMENT tZftCOOTLAHDTSr.tiKjl

Qeneral Eastern Agent

CHARLES W. HALL 26 Cortlandt St., New York

for Strenitli Ifl Concrete

Q u a l i t y

U n i f o r t n l t y and

F i n e n e s s

G u a r a n t e e d 9 6 p e r c e n t , p a s R t s i h r o u g h s i e v e o f 4 0 , 0 0 0 m e s h e s

ASBESTIC

WALL PLASTER Fire-Proof Sound Proof

Light Tougl i Wi l l not crack

H. W. JOHNS M'F'G CO. IQO Wi l l iam St., New York

liOn^ Distance Telepbone, 173 Cortlandt

ROCKLAND-ROCKPORT LIME GO. Mauufa c turers

ROCKLAND LIME Sales Office, 26 C o r t l a n d t S t . , N e w Y o r k

B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L P R I C E S .

OEMENT EoBondale Pe r bbl $ 95 $ i 05 Poct land, Domest ic 2 lO 2 25

do Belg ium 190 2 00 rto G e r m a n 2 1 0 2 fiO do Enirlisli 2 39 2 40

The followlDK apeoial q u o t a t i o n s a re furnlslied by asrentB of t h e bracdB, and they , no t w e . a re reeponaible for t h e accuracy of the figures (riven, Po r t l and , eay lor ' " American ip2 25 S2 .^n Por t l and , Globe, I m p o r t e d 2 00 3 25 P o r t l a n d , nycke thof f - , . 2 75 3 00 P o r t l a n d , T e u t o n i a • 2 60 2 85 Roseodale , Brooklyn Bilrlge b rand 9°i 1 10 Atlas , Por t l and 2 10 2 25 AlSBQ. PoTtlaod 2 45 2 50 Rosenda le neach ' a 1 00 1 1 0 E e e n c Amer . No, 1 4 oo 4 f-0 Keene Amer . No. 2 . . . 3 2-^ 3 75 Oland 2 55 2 6^ Heyn Bros 2 f O 2 75 Hoffman 95 1 1^ Dragon P o r t l a n d 2 00 2 20

A n n e a l i n g b y E l e c t r i c i t y . — T h e u s e o f

h a r d e n e d s t e e l i n v a r i o u s c o n s t r u c t i o n s ,

n o t a b l y i n a r m o r p l a t e a n d i n t b e c o n ­

s t r u c t i o n of b u r g l a r - p r o o f v a u l t s , b r i n g s

i n t o n o t i c e t h e d i f f i cu l ty of d r i l l i n g o r

o t h e r w i s e w o r k i n g t h e m a t e r i a l b y m a ­

c h i n e t o o l s a f t e r t h e h a r d e n i n g p r o c e s s

h a s b e e n p e r f o r m e d . A n i n t e r e s t i n g p a ­

p e r u p o n t h e m e t h o d of r e m o v i n g t h e

h a r d e n i n g l o c a l l y , b y m e a n s of t h e p r o ­

c e s s of e l e c t r i c a n n e a l i n g , vfas r e c e n t l y

p r e s e n t e d - b e f o r e t h e E n g i n e e r s ' C l u b of

P h i l a d e l p h i a b y M r . C h a r l e s A . D o u g h ­

e r t y , a n d p u b l i s h e d i n t h e P r o c e e d i n g s of

t h e C l u b .

H a r v e y i z e d n i c k e l - s t e e l a r m o r p l a t e , o r

p l a t e s p r e p a r e d b y t h e K r u p p p r o c e s s , a r e

Telephone, 173 Cortlandt

Metropolitan Crushed Stone Co. CRUSHED STONE

For Concretiog and Macadam

26 C o r t l a n d t S t ree t , N e w Yorfc

a l t o g e t h e r t o o h a r d t o b e d r i l l e d o r

w o r k e d a f t e r h a r d e n i n g , a n d h e n c e i t h a s

b e e n t h e p r a c t i c e e i t h e r t o d r i l l a l l h o l e s

b e f o r e h a r d e n i n g , o r t o p r o t e c t t h e s u r f a c e

of t h e p l a t e s i n p a t c h e s o r s t r i p s t o p r e ­

v e n t c a r b u r a t i o n w h e r e v e r h o l e s w e r e

e x p e c t e d t o b e d r i l l e d . I t i s v e r y o f t e n

d i f f i cu l t t o d e t e r m i n e t h e e x a c t l o c a t i o n

of t h e h o l e s r e q u i r e d , a n d e v e n w i t h t h e

u t m o s t c a r e i n t h e p r e p a r a t i o n of t t e

d r a w i n g s i t i s f o u n d n e c e s s a r y t o p r o ­

c e e d w i t h t h e fitting of t h e p l a t e s o n t h e

v e s s e l b e f o r e t h e h o l e s c a n a l l b e p r e c i s e ­

l y p l a c e d .

A t t e m p t s h a v e b e e n m a d e t o a n n e a l

s p o t s w h e r e h o l e s w e r e t o b e d r i l l e d , b u t

n e i t h e r t h e o x y - h y d r o g e n b l o w p i p e n o r

t h e e l e c t r i c a r c p r o v e d s a t i s f a c t o r y . U n ­

d e r t h e s e c i r c u m s t a n c e s e x p e r i m e n t s b a v e

b e e n m a d e w i t h a n e l e c t r i c a p p a r a t u s

s i m i l a r t o t h a t e m p l o y e d f o r e l e c t r i c w e l d ­

i n g , w i t h r e s u l t s w h i c h a p p e a r t o b e s a t ­

i s f a c t o r y a n d w h i c h a r e d e s c r i b e d i n d e t a i l

i n M r . D o u g h e r t y ' s p a p e r . T h e a p p a r a t u s , ,

a s m a d e b y t h e T h o m p s o n E l e c t r i c W e l d ­

i n g C o m p a n y , c o n s i s t s of a n a l t e r n a t i n g

c u r r e n t g e n e r a t o r g i v i n g a v o l t a g e of 300,

a n d a n a m p e r a g e of 100, T h e a n n e a l i n g

m a c h i n e p r o p e r i s a n a l t e r n a t i n g - c u r r e n t

t r a n s f o r m e r s i m i l a r t o t h e w e l l - k n o w n

t r a n s f o r m e r s u s e d i n w e l d i n g s t e e l r a i l s .

" T h e t r a n s f o r m e r i s of t h e c o p p e r - c l a d

t y p e ; t h a t i s , o n e i n w h i c h t h e s e c o n d a r y

i s c o m p o s e d of t w o c o p p e r c a s t i n g s , e a c h

h a v i n g a r e c t a n g u l a r g r o o v e ; w h e n

b o l t e d t o g e t h e r t h e s e f o r m a c l o s e d r e c ­

t a n g u l a r f r a m e i n w h i c h t h e p r i m a r y c o l l

i s h e l d . T h e h o l l o w s p a c e i n t e r v e n i n g b e ­

t w e e n t h e p r i m a r y a n d s e c o n d a r y Is filled

w i t h a h e a v y b o d y o i l c a l l e d " t r a n s i l " o i l .

T h i s o i l a c t s b o t h a s a n i n s u l a t o r a n d a

c o n d u c t o r of h e a t f r o m p r i m a r y t o s e c o n d ­

a r y . T h e s e c o n d a r y , b y c o m p l e t e l y s u r ­

r o u n d i n g t h e p r i m a r y , a f f o r d s a n e x c e l ­

l e n t m e c h a n i c a l p r o t e c t i o n , a n d p r e v e n t s

e l e c t r i c a l a s w e l l a s m a g n e t i c l e a k a g e . T h e

l a t t e r f e a t u r e s a r e q u i t e i m p o r t a n t , s i n c e

i t i s n e c e s s a r y t o o p e r a t e t h e a n n e a l e r o n

b o a r d v e s s e l s i n e x p o s e d p o s i t i o n s d u r i n g

c o n s t r u c t i o n , y e t i t m a y b e h a n d l e d w i t h

I m m u n i t y f r o m e l e c t r i c s h o c k s , e v e n w h e n

o p e r a t e d i n r a i n o r i n h e a v y s n o w . T h e

p r i m a r y co i l of t h i s t r a n s f o r m e r c o n s i s t s

of a c o p p e r r i b b o n , e a c h t u r n of t h e c o i l

b e i n g i n s u l a t e d f r o m t h e n e x t b y t h i n a s ­

b e s t o s p a p e r . T h e r a t i o of c o n v e r s i o n la

100 t o 1, a n d w h e n t h e m a x i m u m v o l t a g e

of 300 is g e n e r a t e d a t t h e b r u s h e s of t h e

g e n e r a t o r , t h e r e i s a b o u t 2.5 t o 2.8 v o l t s a t

t h e t e r m i n a l s of t h e s e c o n d a r y of t h e

t r a n s f o r m e r . "

T h i s t r a n s f o r m e r i s c o n n e c t e d t o t w o c o p p e r t e r m i n a l s , f o r m i n g c o n t a c t s by-m e a n s of w h i c h t h e c u r r e n t i s m a d e t o e n t e r a n d l e a v e t h e p l a t e t o b e a n n e a l e d . T h e s e c o n t a c t s a r e p r o v i d e d w i t h a u i n ­t e r n a l w a t e r c i r c u l a t i o n t o k e e p t h e m c o o l , a n d a r e m a d e of v a r i o u s f o r m s , a c c o r d i n g t o t h e w o r k t o b e d o n e .

T h e p a s s a g e of t h e c u r r e n t r a i s e s t h e t e m p e r a t u r e of t h e s p o t t o a b o u t 1,000° F . , w i t h t h e r e s u l t of w i t h d r a w i n g t h e t e m p e r v e r y c o m p l e t e l y . T h e c o n t a c t s u r f a c e o n t h e p l a t e i s s e l d o m m o r e t h a n a b o u t h a l f a n i n c h s q u a r e ; y e t 10,000 a m p e r e s a r e m a d e t o flow t h r o u g h i t d u r i n g t h e p r o c e s s of a n n e a l i n g . T h i s c u r r e n t d e n s i t y p e r c o n t a c t a r e a i s e q u i v a l e n t t o 40,000 a m ­p e r e s p e r s q u a r e i n c h , a d e n s i t y w h i c h i s o n l y r e n d e r e d p o s s i b l e b y t h e t h o r o u g h c o o l i n g of t h e c o p p e r c o n t a c t s b y t h e c o n ­t i n u o u s w a t e r - c i r c u l a t i o n t h r o u g h t h e m .

I t w a s a t first s u p p o s e d t h a t t h e h e a t i n g w o u l d d r a w t h e t e m p e r of t h e h a r d e n e d s t e e l w i t h o u t a n y e s p e c i a l m e t h o d of c o o l ­i n g a f t e r w a r d s , h u t e x p e r i e n c e p r o v e d t h a t w h e n t h e c u r r e n t w a s s h u t off t h e h e a t w a s c a r r i e d a w a y s o r a p i d l y b y t h e s u r ­r o u n d i n g m a s s of m e t a l t h a t t h e h e a t e d s p o t b e c a m e c h i l l e d , j u s t a s if i t h a d b e e n p l u n g e d i n t o c o l d w a t e r . A s a c o n s e ­q u e n c e of t h i s a c t i o n i t w a s f o u n d t h a t o n l y a g r a d u a l a n d s l o w w i t h d r a w a l of t h e c u r r e n t w o u l d p r o d u c e t h e c o m p l e t e ef fec t of a n n e a l i n g .

T h e p r a c t i c a l o p e r a t i o n of t h i s a p p a ­r a t u s a t C r a m p ' s s h i p y a r d i n P h i l a d e l ­p h i a , h a s s h o w n t h a t t h e t e m p e r c a n b e d r a w n a t a n y d e s i r e d s p o t s o t h a t a h o l e c a n b e d r i l l e d , w h i l e a t t h e s a m e t i m e t h e r e s i s t i n g p o w e r of t h e r e s t of t h e p l a t e r e ­m a i n s u n c h a n g e d . E v e n w i t h t h e n e w K r u p p p r o c e s s a r m o r , i n w h i c h t h e s u r ­f a c e h a r d e n i n g e x t e n d s t o a d e p t h of t w o i n c h e s , t h e e l e c t r i c a n n e a l i n g i s p e r f e c t l y a c c o m p l i s h e d .

"OLAND" Poriland Cement (Swedish) English, German and Belgian Portland Cements

KEENE Cements, Domestic and English

0 LAND CEMENT CO. Mohawk BuUding

Tel., 292~18t l iSt . 160 FIFTH AVENUE

Cor. 2 lat St., New Tork

Douglas' Mercantile Agency Special Reports Bulldefs and a n d R a t i n g s o n C o n t r a c t o r s

Telepboiie 12Sth St ree t , cor. Lexington AvenuA I MO Harlem 12tli Ward Bank BldB.

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I s f a r b e t t e r a n d c h e a p e r f o r L i n i n g W a l l s a n d F l o o r s

Sail Mountain Asbestos Co. 95 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK

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XIV IRON A N D M E T A I J WORK. RECORD AND GUIDB.

LEWINSON & JUST, (Consulting Engineers and Contractors,

S P E C I A L T I E S

I ron W o r k for Bui ldings Founda t ions , Expe r t Repor t s E x a m i n a t i o n of Structures

128 West 42d Street, New York.

Telephone, 1150—38th

JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS OFFICE,

315 Eaat sathi Street. Foundrlea and Shops,

Sast 2stli and 29th Streets.

All kinds of Iron, Bronze and Brass Work for Buildings, Improved Stable Fittings and Fixtures.

We will be pleased to furnish Estimates of Cost or DeHlg-na. Telephone, 2O09—SSth.

THE PRINCE & KINKEL IRON WORKS Telephone, i324-3sth. 563, 555 & 557 Wcst 33d street.

CONSTRUCTION AND ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENTS.

STEEL BEAMS.—All Sizes Carried in Stock.

JBO WllliamB, J. Mitchell, Jaa. WilllamB. JNO. WILLIAMS, B. Stillman, Associate.

•Wrought Iron DepL

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Foundry and Works. 544 tO 556 W c s t 2 7 t h S t . . N.Y. Tel. 212-18th St,

LEVERING & QARRIQUES,

A R C H I T E C T U R A L IRON WORK. 552 & 554 West 23d Street, New York.

POST & r icCORD, Main Office and Works; StccI and IroH ^Construction,

CIUTIDILJ J. B, & J. M. CORNELL,

IRON W O R K ZG"^ ST.AND IllHAVE.N.Y ASPECiALTVOFJOBBINGaREPAIRS

FRANK H. BOYLE IH^^^t^ st. Ornamental Iron, Bronze and

Brass Work for Buildings Koa. 41S-430 -West 27 t l i S t r e e t , N e w Y o r k

Central Iron Works 420 & 432 K a a t 4 8 t h S t . Tel.,365B-38th St.

Structural and Ornamental Iron Work

SHUTTERS F i R E ESCAPES

BALCONIES RAILINGS,

SPITZER & SAMEK, ^N^^ACTOBBBB OF

Ornamental and Artistic

123 West 30th St. Wrou^ht IroR, Bfass Tel., 40aMa<llson Sq. J p m • i i will bepleaaed to furnish Estimates and Deslgae,

and Bronzc Work-^ of every deactlptlon.

HARLEM IRON WORKS, ' ' Iron Work o£ All Kinds for Buildingi,

Fire-Escapes, Railings, AwniQE-s, etc. OSCAR O. BORKSTROM. 403 E. 108th St., N. V.

T O H N T O R D T S 4 3 0 & 4 3 2 East n o t h street. New York y ^ ^ * * - * " ^ ^ ' • ^ - ' J . - v . J - ' J . l * - ' ^ Telepbone, 1489 70th.

Architectural and Ornamental Iron Work Stairs and Elevator Enclosures a Specialty. F O R B U I L D I N G S .

An American Drafting Room.—Former­ly it was thought that any out-of-the-way room would serve for the draftsmen" of a machine shop, and some proprietors seemed to grudge every dollar -which was expended in making drawings or working over designs. A marked contrast to this state of affairs is seen in the new drafting rooms of the Brown & Sharp Manufactur­ing Company, of which an excellent ac­count is given in a recent issue of the American Machinist.

In connection with the offices for the engineers, the drafting room occupies an entire floor 127 feet long hy 47 feet wide, besides additional space for photograph­ing and blue printing departments. About one-third of the floor is divided off for pri­vate engineering offices, and the balance Is equipped with drafting tables, eases for drawings and general drafting appliances. A saw-tooth skylight furnishes ample light, the lighting being controlled hy shades and diffused by the color of the walls, while especial attention has been given to the warming and ventilation; the theory being held that the physical comfort of the men is essential to the pro­duction of satisfactory results.

It is necessary to examine the photo­graphs of the room to obtain a proper Idea of the arrangement, but some fea­tures of the system may be referred to here. All drawings are filed in caseg in the room where they are readily acces­sible, and a card index enables any sheet to be found at once, and the old-time ex­perience of wasted time hunting for miss­ing drawings is made an impossibility. Drawings and blue prints sent out into the works are charged to the department receiving them, and all changes in pat­terns, and shop notes suggesting changes', ' are recorded on the drawings themselves. Sketches and notes are flled and indexed, and the card index of photograph nega­tives includes prints of each negative, so that it may be identified by appearance as well as by name.

An 8 foot reversible blackboard is a convenience for use in making full size preliminary sketches to get general pro­portions, and the drawing tables are of two sizes, 3 by 8 feet and 3 by 16 feet, there being accommodation for fifty draftsmen without crowding.

The whole equipment is a model for im­itation wherever a modern drafting room is under consideration, and there can be no doubt that the cheerful and attrac­tive surroundings fully repay their cost iu the higher character of service given by the men there occupied.—Engineering Magazine-

Announcement has been made of fur­ther reductions in the prices of manufac­tured iron and steel. Bar-iron has been reduced seven-tenths of a cent per pound, while steel billets are quoted at twenty-eight dollars a ton, in place of thirty dol-

HECLA IRON WORKS Formerly POULSON & ECER

Architectural and Ornamental Iron and Bronze New Specialties in

Combined Lignolith and Metal in

Fire=proof Building Details

Offices, Showrooms and Works, N. llth & Berry Sts., Brooklyn, N. V.

FIRE-PROOF Floor Construct ion, L ignol i th Arches FIRE-PROOF Lignol i th Part i t ions, Permanent or Portable FIRE-PROOF Doors, Plain, Lignol i th or Ornamental Bronze FIRE-PROOF Windows, Metal and L ignol i th , Electro-Clazed FIRE-PROOF Stairs, Ornamental L ignol i th Treads, Risers, Panels, Etc.

KBCORD AiNB OUIDB. IRON AKD METAL WORK. X V

P R O G R E S S I V E A R C H I T E C T S recognize the Decessity of comblclng at tract ive­ness of appearance and minimum cost In the fit­ting up of the modern bathroom. Por tha t raason they specify t h e

STEEL=CLAD BATH H I general favor is proven hy the fact of over

4 S , 0 0 0 being now used throughout the country. STEEL-CLAD BATH CO. of N. Y.,

447 to 453 West 2 6 t i Street.

lars, and best foundry-iron at twenty-dollars instead of twenty-two. Notwith­standing these concessions, the American Steel and Wire Company, which is a very large consumer of iron, will, it is said, after the middle of August, manufacture its own raw material. It has for a long time been purchasing mineral lands, coal lands, furnaces and smelting plants, and, as it claims, can at any time produce all the material that it needs. The Steel and Wire Company is, perhaps, the largest regular customer of the iron manufactur­ers, and the loss of Its business wiil throw ao much more surplus stock on their bands. Meanwhile, two immense estab­lishments for producing and working iron are in process of erection in Nova Scotia, mainly with Canadian money, which may be expected, as soon as tbey are in opera­tion, to take the Canada market, a large and Increasing one, out of American hands; and several new American plants will soon be ready to compete with the ex­isting ones for such business as is left. That these circumstances foreshadow cheaper iron In the near future need hard­ly be explained, and the only question is how far the decline will go.—Am. Archt.

M- a. L-tVIN Metal Ceilings end Wainscoting

2 6 4 East 4 t h S t ree t Write for

Estimates Branch I llTi Madison *venue

OlHcef Tel.,al5—Tflth

BROOKLYN M E T A L CEILING CO.

283-285 Greene Ave. B rook l yn .

F. W. RANDALL, Proprietor. Send tor Catalogue.

Telephone, Bedford a76a.

CANTON STEEL ROOFING GO. Telephone, 10B6—18th.

157 W e s t 3 3 d S t . N e w Y o r k ,

METAL CEILINGS, Sidewall and ISfainscotin^.

Superior Construotlon. IiBrge 8 t o c ^ Let ua Figure.

Artistic Designs. Prompt Service, Sand for Eatimatea

nu Ited OTl O

ilms FACTORY AND SALESROOMS,

p WimSaimi Sto, New York Clty=

Telephone, 1259 John,

F R E D . BRANDT, _ , ^ 5 _ _ _ _

Skylights

TIN, BK.ATE, T I L B ,

f P L A S T I C , I Q R A T B C

B K A N A T ' S F A T K N T

Stationary ZiscVash Tabs Warrantecl for Ten YearB.

AUo a Bath-Tub and Wasfc-Tub Combmsa.

169 East 85th Street, - New York.

F I R E - P R O O F CONSTRUCTION

M . F L E C K f MAKSS THE BEET

CABLE D R Y I ^ G F R A M E S !SSXB And All Kinda of A S H C A N S . ENGINEERS' CANS A SPECIALTY.

EHtlmat«a ma Appl i f lB i ion. «er. l a S d St., N « w Y « r k .

LEO. OPPENHEIMER, Manulboturer of...

Fire=Proof Clothes=Drying Frames And Patentee of the 8CRS 'WL,EISS

SUSPENSION WASH-ROOF.

Office, 264 Ave. A, i>6t. leth and iTth sta.. New York.

Side Walls and Wainscoting,

CLASSIFIED DESIGNS Large Stock. Quick Service.

210 Ea^t 23i S t . , P 'hone, 2632—ISth. NEW YORK.

METAL CEILINGS Suitable for Residences, Offices,

Storea, Schools, Hospitals and Churches

C a n b e a p D i i e d over O ld P ias te r w i t h ­o u t r e m o v i n e s a m e .

Send tor CataloKue and Prices. Give Measurements for Bstlmate.

N.Y . Metal Ceiline: Co.. LIMITED.

5 3 7 t o 541 W e s t 2 4 t h S t ree t , Near ^M 3t. FeiTj. iTel., 46-18th St.) NEW YORK

Sam'l I. Rochmovitz

Metal Ceilings Wainscoting and Walls

166East3dSt„NewYor(l Large stocklalwaja ou hand. Low prices and quick eer-vlce. Eaclmates FurnlBhed.

MOESLEIN CEILING WORKS I •(4 W . 39 th S t . , near Broadway

Stamped Steel W a l l Coverings Wainscot ing and Cell ing

ORNAMENTAL, F IRE-PROOF AND DURABLE Send for Estimatea

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X V I IRON AND IMETAL WORK. RECORD AND GUIDE.

E D W I N J . J A C O B S , I . . \ I O R l T Z , P r o p . T e l , , lU-l TUth S t .

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Sidewalk Lights, Floor Lights and Skylights,

2 0 3 - 2 0 5 E a s t SOth S t ree t , Te lephone . 201 Madison Square . N E W T O R K .

G. W. SMITH, M anuf a c t u r e r

of

FIRE-PROOF Ciothes-Drving

FRAMES, 157 M A N H A T T J L J C S T . , N B W T O R K .

Manhattan Cornice & Skylight Works, A L E X A N D E R S V\ El ^ ^ Pr. p,=.

Tin a n d Slaie R...ifin(-. 435 E H o u s t o n S t . , N.Y. Ba.v W i n d o w s a n d W i n d o w CapH. l e , n8 -piijiv;.

The Brooklya Skylight & Cornice Works .

E s t i m a t e s r u r n l a h e d for S h e e t M e t a l a n ' l W r o u ' h t I r o n G l a z e d S t r u c t u r e s ,

JOHN SETON, 78 a n d 80

W a s h i n g t o n AYO., Brf i r ik lyn .

CURRY &. ROSENBERQ, MiNUFACTnilEaS OF

C o r n i c e s , S k y l i g h t s a n d R o o f i n g . T i n a n d S h e e t I r o n W o r k s ,

H E A T I N G A N D V E N T I L A T I N G . E N G I N E E R S ' S T E E L A S H C A N S ,

3 7 4 W . B R O A D W A T , B r a n c h 601 B r o o m e S t . N e w T o r k .

£-a-d u o r r u g a -tioQS a d d r i e -I d l t y . a n d f o r m & b e a d e d J o i n t o r l a p o n a l l s h e e t s .

S h e e t s ,

1 5 » 96 I n c h e s .

Schratwieser's Patent Sheet Metal Lath, T » l . , i O l S o u t b . 4 2 8 - 4 2 8 , 4 3 0 t n d 432 8d A T ,

co r , Tth 3 t , B r o o k l j m ,

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K B T a .

Material Men's Mercantile Association^

R e p o r t s a n d Ra t ings on

Builders and Contractors. Daily Informat ion as lo

I ,iena affecting Subscr iber ' s Lustoinera .

A Bureau of Qu ick a n d Re­liable Informat ion for

Material Men. WRITB POR cntctn.AB.

(5 i Nassau Street, Tr ibuac Building, N . Y .

Ttie Great International Window Qeaning Co; N o . 1 9 9 SECOND A V E m j H .

W i n d o w C l e a n i n g a n d P o l i s h i n g . H o u s e CIean~ Ing. M a l l o r d e r s a t ten<led to .

THOMAS NUGENT, UANVTACIURBB OF

Moist Warm Air Furnaces A N D V E N T I L A T I N G A P P A R A T U S .

2 1 4 B A S T e o t h S T R E E T . N E W YORK.

J A C O B U S Safety Water Regulator For Steam Boilers. P a t e n t e d March fi, IPUO.

Increases t h e c a p a c i t y of a boi ler ;

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ing Low W a t e r , F loodwl ISoilers ; a u d e l i m i n a t e s t r o u b l e f rom t b e m a n y Rspal ra w h i e h so of t en cause Cold Bui l i l lnas , e t c .

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ipH" W,R,Ostrande' & Co. M a n u f a c t u r e r s of

O r a l , E l e c t r i c and P n e i i m a t l o

Annunciators, S P E A K I N G T U B E S , W H I S T L t i S , ETO.

E l e c t r i c B Q U B , D o o r O p e n e r s .

22 Dey St., N e w Yorfc.

EMBLEM CORNICE AND SKYLIfiHT WORKS L A N R O W I T Z & S T O B C H ,

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1 8 1 V A r i c k S t r e e t . . - K e w Y o r k

E S T A B L I S H E D IHOO. T H E

S G. B I C K E L H O U P T P A T E N T KYLIGHT s

T e l e p h o n e , 6T5—38th St .

2 4 3 a n d 245 W e s t 4 7 t h S t . N P W T o r k

MICHAEL KUCHENBROD, M a n u f a c t u r e r of

m r t o l S k j l i y h l i * R o d C a r i - i c r a . Tin, Tile a n d F.late Roofing, N o . 3 2 3 E. 43(1 St..

T e r r a I 'o r ta . Ktiil^ils ITIII Crps t ine . N E W YORK.

JOHN HOLL, ^ ^ A r e h i t e c t u r a l a n d O r n a m e n t a l I r o n W o r t ,

4 0 2 E a s t 1 0 4 t h S t . . fe^ Y o r k ,

T I C E & J A C O B S , Scientific C o n s t r u c t o r s of

CONCRETE VAULT LIQHT5 AND

ILLUMINATING LIGHTS Of E v e r y D e a c r l p t i o n .

R e f r a c t i n g P r i s m s t h e l a t a a t s c l e n t l f l c m e t b o a l o r t h e d i f f u s i o n of L i g h t .

M a n u f a c t u r e r s of JACOBS ' P A T E N T S ,

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TIN, SLATE AND METAL ROOFINO G A L V A N I Z E D .

I r o n C o r n i c e s , L e a d e r s , G u t t e r s a n d S k y l i g h t s .

14.9 EAST 26TH STREET, NEW VOHK>

Brooklyn Vault Light Co., M a n u f a c t u r e r s of '

V A U L T L IGHTS, S K Y L I G H T S , A n d P a t e n t L i g h t W o r k o t E v e r y D e s c r i p t i o n .

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T e l . , S O O - B W m a b u r g . ( c o r . N . I O t h S t . ) , B ' k l y H .

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New York Ladder Co. Ladders

Scaffolding Poles

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How to Judge of a Buildmg. I S T H B D E S I G N G O O D O R B A D , A N D W H T 7

"Principles of Architectural Composition"

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t r e a t s of t h e a a m a t t e r s . I t Is a b o o k f o r A r c h i ­t e c t s , B u i l d e r s a n d t h e G e n e r a l R e a d e r . A l i w h o B U I L D o u g h t t o r e a d It. I t Is n o t t e c h n i c a l .

SOO I L L U S T R A T I O N S . P E I C B , $ 2 . 5 0 .

A R C H I T E C T U R A L R E C O R D C O . . 1 4 a n d 1 6 V e s e y S t

A Book About Real Estat W r i t t e n f o r t h e O w n e r , t h e B r o k e r , t h e S p e c u ­

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GUIDE TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OP

REAL ESTATB.

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1 4 a n d 1 6 V e a e y S t ,

M. F. WESTERGREN. M A N U F A C T U R E R O F

Metallic kylights. CORRUGATED IRON WORK,

T e l e p h o n e , Cornices , EoofinK, Fire-Proof 48 Melrose. Doors , Shi i ' ier^ and P . r t i t one.

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JOHN WEGMANN. P A I N T E R , D E C O R A T O R a n d H A R D W O O D F I N I S H E R

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WM. H. OLIVER. <Late HobbB & Oliver,)

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JOHN HAUSER. Architect.

T e l . , 1378 H a r l e m . 1 9 7 1 S E V E N T H A V B .

PETER THEIS' SONS.

Architectural Marble Works Carvers in Marble, Onys and Stone,

636-644 FIRST AVENUB, Comer 37th Street. NEW YORK.

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AU k i n d s of RAILING WORK m a d ^ p u t u p o r r e p a i r e d .

J A C O B M A T , P r e d . ,

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E s t i m a t e s a n d o r d e r s b y tnaO a t ­t e n d e d t o a t once .

T e l e p h o n e . E39 Bedford .

Rolling Steel Shutter Works* U t e CLARK, BUNiNETT & CO.. Lim.

162 and t64 W e s t 27th S t r e e t , T e l e p h o n e , N o . 133 M a d i s o n S Q u a r e ,

I . D. T H O M A S , M a n a g e r N E W Y O R K ,

Cornices,

Skylights,

Roofing;.

Ornamental

Sheet Metal Works .DOCTOR TT \Jt t\Oj P ropr i e to r

410 East 66th Street, Bet. lat Ave. a n d Ave. A.

Telephone, 1117—TBth St .

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NEW YORK CITY AMERICAN PORTLAND CEMENT G. F. HALL CO,

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TEL., 1846 SPRING.

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W I L L F U R N I S H A N Y E S T I M A T E D E S I R E D .

E X P E R I E N C E O F OVER 3 0 Y E A R S .

THE LAWYERS' M O R T G A G E INSURANCE COMPANY^ 37 & 3 9 L I B E R T Y S T R E E T , 44'^ &. 4 6 M A I D E N L A N E ,

(The L a w y e r s ' TltJe I n s . Co. Bulldtug.) LoaBB m a d e on Hew Yorfe Olty rea l ee ta te on favorali le t e rms . Qiiicfe iuTes tments In first mortgageB, e i the r with, or w i t h o u t g u a r a n t y ol p a y m e n i

of p r inc ipa l and In te res t , inc luding t i t l e InBnranoe, New Yorh Keal E s t a t e Mor tgage Cerrtficates in amoantB t o auit , ca r ry ing full Ruaranty , TL-lepliODS. 3910 Cor t land t .

r S E C O N D - H A N D B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L S . j Buildings Deiuolished and Carefully Kenioved.

j U l y p p M p i I M A N ^ Porcelain Sinka and Wash Tubs, Fliishniit Closets and Marble

Telephone

Wasli Basins for sale at very low prices. 1 0 5 3 — l a t h . T a r d s n " i l OflicP, I 0 5 4 - 1 8 t h . AT«>. B . l - J ' t h i a l S i h S i * . . N e n - V * r k .

TRIPLER BROS., MANAGERS.

DYRON W. GREENE, JR. Second'Hand Building Materials

OfQce and Yards : 1 8 T H T O 1 9 T H S T R E E T S A N D AV. B,

Telepbone, 2116 ISth St. NEW YORE.

pHRISTIANSON BROS. ,r,,^^l;,,ro. ^^ Manufacturers of Window Shades

111-113 W. 1 2 5 t h St. , be t . Lenox a n d 7 th Avs.

p U R C E L L & F A Y C O M P A N Y

^ MANTELS AND TILING 25 10th A T . , near 13th St, Tel., 1993 18th St.

L J C . K R O H & C O . , "i CFACTCHKHE OF

• W I N D O W S H A D E S , , 1133 Broadway, St. James ' Buildmg, New York.

; M A Y , ' • ELECTRICAL

BNGINEEB AMD CONTRACTOR.

Electric Fans, ja.OO and upwards .

6 5 1 S I X T H A V E N U E . Tel., 3384—3BtU.

J O H N SOMMERVILLE Elevators

50 Macdougal St., near King St., Seven blocks wes t of Broadway, NEW YOBE.

All k i n d s of Elevatcws and Hois t Wheels p u t u p and repa i red .

- r p. G A L L I G A N ' S S O N S

' Contractors and Iiouse Movers

Office, 528 East 17th Street, New York. Kesidence, 335 E a s t 57tli Street .

T . P . Gall igan. T. P . Gall igan. J r .

L A B L E , 245 Canal St., near Centre St. • Second-fiand Building Materials.

Highest Prices Paid for Old Buildings. and Removed on Shor tes t N o t f f e .

p i E T R O W S K I , K E L L E R & C O . ,

Artificial Stone Works,

O f f l e e a - H I S E 91st St, Telephone. 1200 79th SL " (24 Purvla St.. Long Island City.

Yard : 418 to 424 Eas t 91st St., New York.

MASONS' SUPPLIES CO. ATLAS PORTLAND C E M E N T DRY M O R T A R , K I N G ' S W I N D S O R C E M E N T AND DRY M O R T A R .

M A S O N S ' AND P L A S T B K E R S ' M A T E R I A L S , LiarE, L A T H AND B E I C K .

Telephone . 37 F rank l in . 2 8 4 & 2 8 5 S O U T H S T R E E T , N E W Y O R K .

T HE UNITED STATES MORTAR SUPPLY CO.

Machine Made Lime Mortar

1123 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

H , D. BAKER 1 9 t h S T . a n d AVE. B .

Second-Hand Building Materials BnOdingB B e m o r e d on S h o r t Notice.

Te lephone . 2 3 9 4 - 1 8 { h S t r e e t

Q G O O D W I N ' S S O N , Established 1302.

' House Shorer and Mover, Tel.,5aOMadlHonS[i. Office,. 3 3 2 E. 3 5 t h St . , N . Y .

\ A / A L T E R C. A D A M S , successor to

J O S E P H W . C O D Y & C O . ,

Genera l C o n t r a c t o r and E n g i n e e r , EXCAVATING A SPECIALTY.

I I S I Broadway, cor. 2Sth St. Tel., 21T8 Mad. Sq,

p H A R L E S A. F L A M M E R , \^ AKT CEEAMIO

A SPECIALTY. American Tiles,

254 West 23d St.

GEO. W. JUMP & CO. Second-Hand Building Material

733 Madison Sq.—Telephones—140 Greenpoint . Offlpp and \ 154-160 W. 26th St.. Manha t t an , u m o e a n a _; ^g ^^ g^ GreennoiDt Ave.. Broo

i t reet . Brooklyn. VarH- "i^S t o 54 GreenpoiDt Ave.. Brooldyn. l a r a . | 27 to 33 Milton " " '

ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS-C^n only be uonetructed by using

PATENTED

AlIGJVllM TRADE MARK

D O O R S , T R I M , W I N D O W F R A M E S ANI>-SASH, c a n n o t b e d i H t i a g u i s h e d f r o m n a t u r a l -woods, a u d is ABSOLTJTELV F I R E - P R O O F t

Also Alignum. Marble, Plootg, Celling, eto.

THE A L I G N U M COMPANY 330-334 East 98th St., New York City.

Telephone, 1329—T9th.

Telephone. 316 E, N. Y. New York Work > Specialty.

JOSEPH M. COHN, Contractor for Removal of Buildings^.

SECOND-HAND BUILDINQ MATERIALS. OfQce and Yard, PITKINS AVE.,

Between Stone and Christopher Avea.. BROOKLTN, N.T> Highest Cash Prices Paid for Old Bmldliigs.

E N D E R S O N B R O S . P«^"«es&fflfEB.of

Hard Metal Settings Leaded Stained Glass, Prlamatlc ESS SIXTH AVE.,

Lights. C,\asa Ventilators, etc. NEW YORK.

l A M E S T O W N M A N T E L C O . , *-* Mirs.of HIGH GRADE WOOD MANTELS. Plumbers' Woodwork, Wholesale Onlv. Interior PlnlBh.

Te!., 950 Harlem. Iffira ST. A U D I P A K K AVE.

I G. MILLER & CO. U . House Movers and Sharers'

314 to 320 Kosciusko St., Brooklyn. Tfloniinne. Updford 504.

H

E s t b ' d liiy.. F3HAM STONE RENOVATING CO., S T O N E A N D BRICK BUILDINGS

C L E A N E D , R E P A I R E D , P A I N T E D .

O F F I C E : 5 4 W I L L I A M S T R E E T . -j-^i i j g j j o h ^ ^