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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-29

Send i0c.. name Of. paper and this I'D. FOR our
beautiful Savings Bank and child's sketch.Hook.
Each bank eontaina Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT q BOVINE. 200 Pearl S.. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


11eTH STREET-Hynlan Goldfarb sold No. IS
TO & East 10th street. four five story athouses,
a plot s0x100.1f feet. between Madison and
Park avenues.
10TH. sTREET-Charles Edelson sold No. 26t
East 10th street. q five story tenement house,
with store, on lot 25x95 feet.
HATH sTREET-Charles Edelson sold No. 232
a lot <5x100 feet.
SEVENTH AVENUE - Peter Eckert sold
through Charles Edelson Nos 246S and 2470
Seventh avenue, a six story fathouse.. with
stores, plot 50x75 feet.
62D sTREET-Charles Edeson sold for the
Easter Realty Company No. 20S West cd street.
a five story tenement house, with stores, on lot
25x100 feet
EAGLE AVENUE-D H. scully & Co sold
for Timothy Keegan No. $50 Eagle avenue, q lot
25x120 feet. the west side of Eagle avenue.
800 feet south of Westchester avenue.
Louise NJ. Smith No. 144 West 99th street a
three story and basement dwelling house. a
lot 15xs3.9 feet, between Amsterdam and Counn-
bus avenues.
THIRD ANENIE.-Georce Brettell 6 Son sold
for John II. Degelman the southwest corner of
113th street and Third avenue, a four story
building. on q lot 25.2X100 feet.
10TH STREET-Pierre NJ. Clear has sold for
Charles [. Berck q client for investment No.
12i East 120th street five story tenement
house. lot 25x100 feet
142D STREET,. Clarence Davies sold fer
street and the Southern Boulevard a plot 30xS2x
96x12 feet, to a builder, who will improve the
site.
PATH sTREET-A. J. Gray sold to an in
weston a client of George Z. Baldwin. the six
story elevator apartment house Nos. 513 and 5i5
west 124th street, on plot 53x100.11 feet. The
structure is located between Broadway and
Amsterdam avenue, and was held at s110 o0o.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser)
DECEMBER %.
MANI ATTAIN

AVE A. q cor Of list ST. 100. 5x9S: Edward
and Auguste Roesler. eXrs. 10 Roesler Realty Co
(nltg $50 900; Dec u. $1000 900; address, Rec
tor st.
to Hynan Lazarus (ntg s94. .OOOD July 10; 500:
address u East 10th ST.
CANAL. ST. 304 and 1906: ) sty brk. 81. Gx62. 6
In II LispeDard ST MIG. ] X6S :; George G. De
Witt ct al. eXrs. to George Whittei; Dec s.;
$4,000: address. 166 Geary 81, san Francisco
LEXINGTON AVE 17I7: I sty brk, il. Sx6a;
Sigmund Nichthauser to benjamin bernstein
(Intr 50 oOO); Dec -; 81; address, JOB Park ave.
PLOT ), map property of Fort Washington
and Buena Vista Syndicates; Fort Washington
syndicate to Charles W Lowen; and &, May II,
l9s9. s10O; address 23s4 Morris
PIKE ST - 24xS6: jacob Acker1nann to Celia
Kommei fntg SIS, ,50uD all title; Dec 20 Il part;
81: address, 1928 Madison ave.
ID AVE I44a 25x105: sty brk; Prudential
Eond and Mortgage Co To Israel crystal; Dec o.;
81; address. Is East 1lsth St
81, AVE, 2s9; > sty brk. 2lx75: Andrew J Mui-
Ianey exr To Walsten Reade; Dec %; SIS, ,ooc
SAME PROPERTY: Margaret Mullaney to
same: quit claim: Dec %; 81; address. 434 cler-
mont ave. brooklyn
ETH AVE 2i4S sty brk 20XI5; John II
Nbito 20 Jennie Kind tmtg $l0UD0D; Dec .3 81:
address ~ East 1llth ST.
{; PnreV 10 Richard Donovan tmtg s36.000J: /:
Sent &. 81. address, 234 9th ave.
iTI4 ST. 3s9 East: 2ls sty brk. 2ix9G; fore
elcsure. Dec Z 1910; Clara w q Batter. ref To
Dora schroeder: Dec y: $I0SO; address, 3i6
East 139tt st
10TH ST. POI East: sty brk 25x34s; Charles
EdeIson 10 Easter Realty Coal liens; Jun@ z
81. address. $50 Broadway.
18th ST. s. 1856 # of 9th ave. 7i.6x
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
A NEWARK DEPARTMENT STORE
Bamberger & Co. to Erect Big Building
to Cost s2.OOO.OOO.

Detailed plans and specifications for a
S2.000,000 department store in Newark Were
filed with the Buildings Department OF
that city yesterday. L. Bamberger g. Co,
who already have a large department store
in Newark. will erect the new building
The structure will be of skeleton Stee
construction throughout, with the exterior
of ornamental terra Gotta brick. There
will be eighteen elevators for passengers,
each elevator separated from the main
structure by a reinforced fire wall The
construction will be ireproof throughout.
There will be approximately 405,000 square
feet Of floor space.
The site takes up all but thirty-fve feet
Of the entire frontage on Market street.
The building will cover Z35 feet on Halsey
street, IA feet on Market street and 1l6 feet
on Washington street, taking in the plot on
the latter thoroughfare now occupied by
the Empire Theatre. The plot at the cor
ner of Market and Washington streets,
occupied by the Metropolitan building, will
not be included in the site.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Bulkley & Horton, Inc, sold Nos 125 and
121 Rogers avenue, between Park and
Sterling Places, three story steam-heated
apartment houses, each on lot 26xle0 feet,
for Mrs. Theresa Schramm to individual
clients, for investment
Burrill Brothers sold the three story and
basement private house, No. 16 Fiske Place,
between Garfield Place and Carroll street,
for Mrs. Elizabeth H Wilson to a client,
for occupancy.
Frank H Tyler sold No. SO Brevoort
Place, between Bedford and Franklin ave-
nues, a three story and basement dwell
ing house. for Mrs. Futt to a client, for
occupancy.
The Rountree Realty Construction Com
pany sold two of the four double apart
ment houses built this year in the blocks
of Prospect Park West, between 4th and
5th streets. The Park Hill, at No. SS
Prospect Park West, has been bought by
the Clermont Associates for $4,000. The
Nouveau. at No. 90 Prospect Park West.
has been sold for a like sum to the First
National Bank of Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
SAYS HE SET FATAL FIRE
Philadelphia Police Place Little
Credence in Confession.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "a foreigner, CIV
ing his name as John Karnego. walked up
10 a policeman near the scene Of the Fried
lander fire and. pointing to a picture of
the burned building in a newspaper, told
The policeman that he had SET fire to the
place. The policeman did not believe the
man. but when he persisted he was taken
into custody.
He was questioned by police officials and
then sent TO headquarters, where he was
turned over TO police surgeons for exami-
nation The authorities say they do not
believe he started the fire karnego said
he had formerly been employed at the
leather factory and had been discharged
Three weeks ago he applied for reinstate-
rnent. he said but was not re-employed
The Citizens Permanent Relief Commit
tee at q meeting at the Mayors Office this
afternoon. issued q cali for the raising of
$4,000 for the benefit Of the widows and
children of the fourteen dead men. 4 pen
sicn Of $40 month will be given 10 each
widow ana se month to each child under
sixteen years Each widow viii also re-
<eive sl,S00 in cash.
E. t Stotesbury, the banker. and z. H.
Ware. a Republican leader and city con-
tractor, head the new fund with subscrip-
tions Of s1,09o each.
Reports from the hospitals were all en-
comaging to-day, and it is thought all the
injured fremen and policemen will get
wen William Glazier. who was pinned be-
meath the ruins for more than twelve
hours, does not appear to have suffered any
serious injury. but developed pneumonia as
he lay in the ice-coated mass Of wreckage.
I3e was much improved to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Builder Buys Corner Parcel at 142d Street. and Will Probably
Improve Site with an Apartment House.
INVESTOR PURCHASES MoRNI NGsIDE HEIGHTS STRUCTURE

! West SD street, sold recently by George
w. Vanderbilt. The house occupies lot
! 2SxI0o.5 feet and is few doors west OF
St tThomass Church. Mr.. Stern occupies
under lease the adjoining house at No. Z.
The Fifth National Bank has taken title
to the northwest corner of Lexington ave-
hue and sd street, a plot 5ox97.6 feet The
bank contemplates erecting building on
the site
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the Liberty Tower. at Nassau
and Liberty streets, by Maurice Deiches.
receiver of rents who yesterday got per-
mission from Justice Seabury to complete
the structure. He told the court that the
building was only one-third occupied, and
that many of the floors are unfinished and
in such state that they cannot be leased
Since assuming the management of the
property, Pease & Gilman have closed
leases for store and one and half
floors. The receivership is the result of a
foreclosure proceeding brought by Harold
Goodwin, on second mortgage for 100000.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
BEALL GETS YEAR IN ppr~
Was Convicted Of Writing Threat.
Letters to DR.. Dadirriar

William z Beal1. who was co,r,...
sending threatening letters to DR. ~"
c. Dadirrian- was sentenced ye.t.-a.-..
General Sessions By Judge Rosalskv :.
year in the penitentiary. The exsr.r,.-s
atty for the offence Is one year +, -
and 500 fine. Bea11 was Charges -
threatening TO take DIR. Dadirrian's p..
he did not pay $1,000. He was ind,c-.s
three counts-for blackmail, sending th-.s~s
ening letters and causing annoyanc. -
was convicted on the second count
Among the principal witnesses as,;..
him were several handwriting expert, 4,
though they testified that Bean wrot. -
threatening letters and also the axad-.
on an Internal machine received bv =
Dadirrian, BeaH persisted even after -.
viction In his denial that he had
written any Of the disputed papers.
Before imposing sentence Judge Rosa;s.
reminded BeaiI that he might hav. ~
prosecuted for attempted murder IN =.
first degree on the charge OF sending ths 4
fernal machine. and told him he had can.
TO congratulate himself that the Jun A.
not find him guilty OF bIackniail. for vAxs
he could have been sent TO prison for IA.
for
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

147TII ST rs so IT " of Concord ave: Apra-
ham l. Lowensten ags Cuiio q 90 ct o.
49, 1910 (by deposit). S'o
JEFFERSON ST. SO: Morris Ia,el aoeh1ssrs sa.! ss'
Louis shulsky Co ct al: Sept 1s. 1slo' *so'-
2ITH ST. 242 West; Reeke9 9,o Bto.5srs ,,1n As'
Joseph Strout ct al: Sept q. 1910; Slo"
BROADWAY 1850 and 1890. Waterproofns 20
agt Mary a Fitzgerald ct al: Oct 20 iSio' sii'
SAME PROPERTY: McNulty Brothers as'
same; Oct 26 1910; $26,Jso 80
SAME PROPERTY: Richey. Browne g. Don Don
aId Inc, agt same: Oct IS, 1910 10y oohd'' s-"'-
same; Dec 1e. 1910 Ooy bond1: $50 90
SAME PROPERTY: Sargent & Co ast same
Oct 25, 1910 (by bond,; SS.'31
SAME PROPERTY: Hull-Grippen % sgt
same: Oct %. 1910 Cby bond}: $s13 -
SAME PROPERTY: John John y sds Eagp y Co As'
SAME PRopERTY 3e1n 5n noLsy my $3.50 ''iiiiis"a
SAME PROPERTY: " Palens Sons ast
same: Oct "a. 1910 (by bond; s1s,5ss o.
SAME PROPERTY: Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Co agt same; Oct "a. 1910 tby oondt; >'''oo-
SAME PROPERTY: George III Storm 60 asr
same: Oct p. 1910 Cby bond): 1857 %.
SAME PROPERTY; Vermont Marble Co agt
same; Oct 2s. 1910 (by bond: sS''
SAME PROPERTY; National FlgeProofns II pro %
SAME PROPERTY: a VA Burr.ss Co sgt
same: Nov TO- 1910 (by bond>; 80. 1913 81
SAME PROPERTY: J Blanehard .s1n Co ast
same; Oct %, 1910 (by bond); $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Sayre & Fusher co ag'
same; Oct 25 1910 Cby bond; sso2 W.
SAME PROPERTY: Houghtang Wittpenn
art same: Nov IL 1910 Cby bond): $1-29l c.
SAME PROPERTY; Peter Mckay ast same'
Oct % 1910 (by boud): $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Keystone Firep1oonns 90
agt same; Oct 20, 1910 (by bond); s2,9ss 10
SAME PROPERTY: Manhattan Sand Co ast
same; Dec 13. 1910: s22S 3d.
SAME PROPERTY: Atlantic Terra eoS oS.n1 Y "
agt same; Oct 25, 1910 (by bond); sS9'eeo TO-
SAME PROPERTY; e keeier 20 asc sdiiie'
Dec 90 1910 (by bond). S1.9le
SAME PROPERTY: A Schwoerer sons tiic'
agt same: Nov e. 1910 (by bond): *2.el5 20
SAME PROPERTY; Levering & GarTlguss %
art same: Oct 25 1910 (by bond): S12,s4o ~
EVELYN PI, n cor Davidson ave. Antonio
D'Angelo agt Frank Ten Brook ct al; Dec L.
1910: So $50
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
CHICAGO FIRE KILLED "a BIG SOUTHERN BOULEVARD PLOT SOLD
Start Made in Collecting Relief
Fund of $250,000.

Chicago Dec Es-Alexander D. Iannon.
can,ain in fine Fire Department injured at
the stockyards fire Thursday, died late to-
dav. This makes the official list of dead
twenty-four The inquest Will begin on
"Wednesday morning.
A peculiarly pathetic scene occurred at
the fire this afternoon, when the body OF
Captain Dennis Doyle, the last to be recov-
cred was taken from the ruins. Pipeman
Edward Doyle, son Of the captain. coli
lspsed when his fathers body was found.
Edward Doyle had been at the fire for
nearly rhirty-six hours He had assisted
in finding the body of his brother. Nicholas
Dovle. also killed in the fire. and refused
20 leave the ruins until that of his father
was recovered.
The citizens relief committee, OF winch
Harlow " Higginbotham is chairman and
John j. Mitchell treasurer, established
headquarters at a downtown bank To-Day
II was announced that a fund of S250eo
was desired OF this sum $4,000 had been
subscribed when the committees efforts
closed for the day.
AS the members of ten engine companies
were playing water on warehouse NO.
where the flames broke out afresh TINS
morning, the walls collapsed. Captain John
windheim of Engine Company 6i was
knocked down by flying timber and serl-
ously injured. In the confusion NllilaIh
Sheridan. eighteen years old, a clerk in the
stockya-cs. was knocked off a platform
and perhaps fatally injured
Fire Chief James Horan, who lost his
life Yesterday, told the City Council Build
ing Committee last Wednesday that he did
not care how high buildings were IN the
downtown district, but what was needed
was better buildings at the stockyards.
Horan will have a public and semi-rnili-
tary funeral In the cortege will be mem
hers of the City Council, regiment OF
cavalry, a squadron OF mounted police and
platoons of police and hremen on loot,
members Of various public bodies and many
private citizens. The city will pay the
funeral expenses of all the firemen killed in
the fire. furnish free medical aid to all
injured and continue for at least six months
the pay Of the firemen killed
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
FIRES BLAMED TO HUNTERS
Annual Forest, Fish and Game Report
Gives Data.

Albany, Dec 23-The forthcoming an
nual report of the State Forest Fish and
Game Department will show that hunters
last year caused twenty-siX fires in the
A6irondacks. which burned over a terri
tory comprising LOO acres, destroying ST.
a0S worth of standing timber In addition
the state paid s606 for extra help TO fight
these fires
During the same period twenty-three fires
in the Adiron6acks were attributed to
careless work Of campers and il is eSti-
mated that % per cent of these campers
were hunters. These twenty-three fires
burned over 1.35i acres of forest land and
destroyed several hundred dollars worth
o. timber.
Sportsmen in various localities have
openly favored the separation Of the state
forestry bureau from the State Fish and
Game Department, on the ground that part
Of the moneys collected by the state for
hunters licenses were used for forestry
operations and did not benefit them.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

Guarante. and Trust Co: 5000; address. l''
Broadway - ~.
SGD ST a2l West. sty y,,l3ss bsE; Sio = Kenyon Z
American Mortgage Co: sao,ooo' aoaiess' -
Nassau st. 90
SID ST. 10 West sty brk l.s,oZ 10 Mansattar II as
Mortgage Co: $4,000: address. 600 Broadway.
1oeTH ST. n s. 4ess IT " of na lith ave- Nst' SJ'
ai1 tel to Mutual Life Insurance Co. 81 200 address
81 Nassau st. o,,
14sTH ST. I'll West. sty yrss, srk. 191gs y gay "
Dec Dec q; & yrs' 5s per eene; =; al: $4,000; adj
dress. Al East 18th st.
THE BRONX
BASSFORD AVE. W cor 1850 Sci, -, h. Titie
Dec %; due as per bond, Geores a,o a5Sres. 17e
Broadway
DAWSON ST, 22s {. s " OF naos9t aons~andd and
ave 2511oo: Dec g. nse yrs Na,n'an and Trust trust Co
50. 900: address, leo Broadway. .s-
EVELYN PLACE. n cor Davidson rsr arI hond nd,
100 prior mtg s27 ooo); Dec 2s 9se s ss go
address. 120 East 212th St
FREEMAN ST $50 # ss- Of bond: mhion Asnes e
p'fSs Iec to 10 anessa ane etc Holman $780, ad
dress. 1853 Clinton ave-
FoRDHAM AVE- adjoining lana ana. 1slaud saDr.
School of City. of New York eosIio; NY Anna NJ
Booth to Grace ID Gaylor: 5000; address, io
River 81. Stamford. Conn
A
pl 16 SxS5; Dec 90: due Jan l. 19l4; DaiidS no1
kiIian Bertha Dattler: $1,000; ADDRESS, 'o'
West 1929 st.
LOTS 2s6 and 2as. map Laconia Park; Dec IA
2 yrs 6 per cent: Melrose Realty Co to Edward
116th St
cite ave. 153x10I 1nx irree: Dec %: ; yrs pei
cent; Broad Realty Co Albert Leon' *iV'oo"'
address 2109 Broadway.
MONROE. AVE. n cor 174th st: lensS, Sa.;.S
a. I
sse MelleT le jr and ano to PARAGON ave-
SAME PROPERTY: Dec s; due as per bono ono
same TO Charles Buckbee; $1,000; address, <'o'
Kingsbridge Terrace.
MOTT AVE, e $. 100 # n of Hath st. o1 Its )
yrs 6 per cent Mott Avenue Realty Go to Louis
NJ Jones; sl2.25o; address. 30 west ann 81
MAPEs AVE. n 8. lot 100. map East IRE IRE
John volante Realty Co to Prospect Investing
Co; $4,000; address. Purchase. n \.
vYsE AVE. 1875. 25xioo fprior mtg SlS'go0; go,
Gilmartfn to Adeia NJ Harrington; $1,000; ad-
dress 1873 vyse ave-
WASHINGTON AVE, cor 1s3d st. 6s y
81. 10; Dec %: due per bond: George Schuch
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000; ad-
dress, 176 Broadway
Ax Dec !e r. Losrty r ist5R
ing Co to Mrs Frank Leslie: $500.
WALTON AVE. W s. 80 IT Of 18th st.
19.11x96.5; Dec %; s yrs; same to same; $500.
WALION AVE, " s. 1V3.Z II II OF lcftn ST.
10 10xe6. 5x irreg; Dec %: yrs to same:
S6.500; address. Sherman Square HOTEL 2tS3
Broadway.
4TH AVE, s. J. Of lot GA, map Wakefield.
25x114: Dec %; yrs Charles Johnson to
Charles Hallock: $3.50; address. 999 East
1S0th st.
236TH ST s. 25 fl of Hobart st. 75x
100: Dec %: due July /. 1911 per cent; Will
lam kayser to d Prince Co; sleeI; ad-
dress, 1870 Webster ave.
SAME PROPERTY: Dec o. yrs. per cent:
same TO Charles Massoth: $4,000; address, 12l1
linton
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

sandro Medici agt " Lennon eon'''I'
Co owner and contractor. 3276 so.
141ST ST 1O1 West. Poletto Bros az. s.a. Jos.p"
CoIdinT ReaIty Co owner and contfSct"f'
$2.910.
GREENWICH ST 4O2 and so4: Union iurs 4
Co agt Greenwich Cold Storage 20, o"hei ""
contractor: 81. 3s5
SAME PROPERTY: Karl Wesemann As'
same: 1886 12 -
AUDUBON AVE. /. . cor nth st. loOxlo'
John j Kelly aRt Heghtsfown toHs'f"ee' -
owner and occupant. &4.20O-
MOTT AVE. cor 144sh st. I0nlp: ss''re
agt Handy Realty Co, owner ana contractor
$500.
10TH ST, ia and 11e East: J Donovan 20
art second Manhattan ONCE Building Co own
er; Bliss and Grff1ths, contractors *ooo- -
AUDUBON AVE, n e cor 176th st. ys.I1iD'
Maxwell & Dempsey. Inc, agf Grahlas
ton Co. owner and contractor. 500.
FREEMAN ST g cor Southern bonIe sa arr =,
1OOx5O: Thomas c Edrnor6s & Co ast MaCei -
Ernhaut owner. Roth CONSTRUCTION ~. .--x
tractor; Philip III Krausch. sub-contrac'o'' 80 80
74TH ST. 4O6 East: Morris Kirschen pauI' % ~, :
John Heller. owner. Annie Reisnlah anu Hs mas
Reisman. contractors: $50 o.
WEBSTER AVE. W s, 223.4 # OF lIg,n 81, ST.
15xfOO: Charles II Schurnann aRc ISAAC otai'ii''
owner and contractor: 300
I25Td ST. 454 West; RafYaI1 Tkotch a8, -"o1-
ris Weiss owner and contractor. Sl2Z ~
2IST ST 43 West. Faxton & Brose aSt '1nas mas
Could owner. Remmos Construction Co. ie7T
and contractor: $1eo
MADISON AVE. 1892: Gersman Ioznsr, In Inc
axt Mary c Therry. owner; Theodore Haseinahn'
contractor so.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
WAIST MAKERS MAY STRIKE
Repetition of Last Years Disturban
in the Air.

On behalf of the Shirt Waist Makers
Union il was said yesterday that the waist
manufacturers Of New York had until
January 6 TO reply to the demand Of the
union for a renewal of the agreement of
last year. with a few additional conditions.
A general strike is to follow if the de-
Inands are refused or no reply is received
by that time. Out of about $50 employers
only seventy had made settlements up to
last evening. About $50 employers signed
agreements with the union after the strike
OF last year and two hundred employers
have since then been employing non-union
waistmakers.
The officers of the union called a mass
meeting yesterday for January s. The
strike of the waistmakers last year was
declared at a meeting of this kind at
which President Gompers OF the American
Federation of Labor and other officers or
the American Federation of Labor spoke
and advised the waistmakers not to strike
II they were not prepared for IL. Mr.
Goupers will also speak at the meeting on
January 6.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Fl Dorado Transaction.
The 81, $50, 600 transaction for the Ell DC
ado apartment house, in Central Far
Vest. reported in Thursdays Tribune, ir
ludes the following properties in the Fol
George section which were given IN PAL
PROPERTY LEASED FOR s25o,ooo
Childs Company Rents Site Now Occu-
pied by Washington Savings Bank.

The Willard S. Burrows Company leased
for Charles E. Appleby TO the Childs Com
pany the southwest corner OF CoiunouS
Circle and 18th street, including No. $50 10
3o4 West 5sth street, now occupied hy the
washington Savings Bank. The lease is Tor
long term OF years, beginning May l,
1911. ~ an aggregate net rental Of about
$3.50 ooo. The Chiids Company will improve
the property for their occupancy.
NJ & L Hess leased for the Witthaus
estate the top floor of Nos. 80 and 4 East
18th street 20 Henry Steinpenskl; for David
son & Watts. seventh loft in No. % to j.
West 9th street. to the Sam Heller Com
pany: for the Brevoort Construction Com
pany, the second loft in Nos. and s West
18th street, to Leopold L. F'reidberger; for
the Gylmann Realty Company, the fourth
loft in Nos and II East 18th street, to
George L. Kaufman: for the Hermitage
Company, seventh loft in No. % West 18th
street, TO Solomon Shapiro. and for Frank
G. Ormsby, the fourth loft in No. S6 East
22d street TO the Mayer Commercial Com
pany.
William H Fa1coner leased Mo- 6S East
18th street for five years; also No. 14l5 to
1919 Lexington avenue, three story and
basement brownstone dwelling houses, for
three years.
J B. English leased for Nellie Lyon to
T X Boyle the dwelling house No. 16o
West 46th street.
Cross & Brown Company leased for the
Stiner Leasing Company to the Kraft
Manufacturing Company 2,0oo square feet
of space in the Stiner Building, Broadway
and 51st street
Denzer Brothers have leased for Hackett,
Carhart e Co the fourth loft in No 10 TO IA
BIeecker street. southeast corner Elizabeth
street, to the Majestic Hat Company: for
Lulrs Hotel Company. the store at No 225
Bowery, to the Waldorf Lunch Company for
long term of years; for Eugatnom Realty
and Construction Company, 5000 square feet
at Nos 143 and 145 West 10Th street to
West Point Waist Company; for Elizabeth
Helmstetter, the entire building at No sos
Broome street, for a term of years; for
Emma Gutman. 1850 square feet at No.
go Church street: for Phillips, Allen &, Co,
second loft at No. 121 Spring street, north
east corner Greene street; for Firm L. J.
Carpenter. 5000 square feet at Nos "a and
% Waverly Place. southwest corner Greene
street, to Gleichenhaus Brothers; for Will
lam G. Walkers Sons, 5000 square feet at
No. 81 Greene street: for National Show
Case Company, 900 square feet at No. 800
Canal street; fer Marx estate 5000 square
feet at No. 26 West Houston street: for
Jacob Rothschild, large suite of offices on
the fourteenth floor at Nos. IS and 100 Fifth
avenue, to Ressels & Levinson and have
also leased lofts at No. 366 West Broadway
No. 431 Broome street, No. Wooster street
No. 1e9 Greene street, No. 81 Walker street
No. 80 Walker street and No JlS Spring
street