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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Among the features of the grand vista
ton to .Anacostia Lodge. No. n. Monday
evening were an address by Rev. Frank
L. Bardens. pastor Of the Anacostia Bap-
tist Church: solos by Charles r. Roberts
and Milton j. Fillius; instrumental quar-
tet, by E. III. johnson, violin: N. n. CAL
leher. guitar: c. e. Warren and william
Ullman, mandolins, and quartet songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Harmony Lodge, No. u, conferred the
rank of knight on two candidates at it's
last meeting. Thursday evening, with a
large number Of members and visitors
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
RAMQNGTnE !
LIZ FRA1fRNlTlESl

talpha Lodge. No. %, Friday evening, a
number Of the members of John H. B.
Latrobe Lodge, No. 165, Of Baltimore are
expected to be present to witness the con-
ferrfng OF the M. M. degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Bxcellent President Leslie Cramer of
tho Amounted High Priests OF the Dis
tr1ct has issued Invitations for the BAN
ct5ot Of the order at the Hotel Gordon.
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
PLANS FOR WINDSOR ARCADE
May Be Some Time Before Sontherly
Half Is Improved.

The whole OF the Windsor arcade prop
srty Is not to be reimproved as soon as
early reports seemed to indicate yester-
day It was learned that Robert Walton
Goeet. who has taken a long lease Of the
southerly half of the site, has decided 10
retain that part OF the arcade In It's pres
ent condition for a time at least, and Is
, offering Ia renew leases in tie structure
for three years
This affects only the arcade building IT.
self. or rather that part Of IT fronting 100
feet in Fifth avenue and go feet iu 18th
street. The northerly half is 20 he torn
down on May 10 make way for tho new
Sloane building. and 4-r. Goelet VIII carry
out his plan for building low structure,
containing a ballroom and dining rooms,
on the plot s)x26o feet. extending through
from 46th to 47th streets, at the rear Of the
z-Carlton Hotel.
The change affecting the southerly half
OF the arcade is likely TO lead TO some con-
fusion in the plans OF those who have been
tenants Of the stores and Offices. most of
whom have already arranged FOR other
quarters I'm the belief that the whole OF
the structure was about 20 be torn down.
Several Of these tenants Il is said, have
already decided 10 retain their present
locations and take chances on being able
TO sublet premises TO which they had In
tended 10 move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

,s.T.I ST. n s 100 II W OF Amsterdam ave.
| 100x99 II; Charles Kreienberg agt Van Orden
| constructIon CO. owner and contractor. 800.
o5TH ST 15s and $50 West; Harlem Wire
works art Orange County Milk Association,
owner: John Fabre and James Schneider con
tractors. $50 80.
| BECK SIT. 5si 20 5s7 Aiemaneo Tozzini ct
al agt afro Realty Co. owner and contractor
s962 80.
15srH ST. 473 West; sidney sragow ast
sun Construction Co owner; BENJAMIN Me
berg, contractor; SIS 10.
BROADWAY. 1915; same ast same; $50 81.
HIST ST, u :. 100 # W Of Lenox ave. look
100: James Mcbride co aRt Diva Realty Co,
owner and contractor; STA 30.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor 15ist st, 1oix
t54; william II Dewey AIT Sillon Construction
| co, owner and contractor; S3.403 -.
PINEHURST AVE. s cor 17sth ST. 1907
SIS: Ker,scher q 90 agt Peto Realty Co. owner
and contractor, $500.
86rH ST 80 10 81 West Plat Iron Works
90 agt Falkner Cooks Construction Co, owner,
Mack * Co. contractor; S-@o.
LUDLOW ST, 80; Hynan Harrison agt Reu-
ben Satcnstein owner and contractor; S74.
18TH ST, 500 West; Elmo l. Cook agt Ara
bella Vail, owner and contractor Green,
contractor. s3i.
30 AVE. cor i75th st. i3s2xr131o:
| Charles Kreenberg agt Codae Realty Co. own
er AMI contractor; S5sG.
NORTHERN AVE, n W cor 1slst at, 7sx
1917: same agt same; 81. 232 80
COURTLANDT AVE. 7O5 ana 7oT: 4 w r
Electric Construction Co agt Hupfeps Sons,
| owner; Workngmen's Educational Association,
lessee; Mr.. Gaul. contractor; s273 81.
1iiSr ST. :. 100 II of Lenox ave. LOOK
100 PiscitellO & GOgliano act Diva Realty 60
owner and contractor. 81 275.
HOE AVE. . $. ~ II OF I12d st, 50xt0o:
Max Wolfson ast ole OLSON, owner and con-
tractor; sGl5.
1s4TH ST. 507 and 500 West; Sharp a Gum
agt Van Orden Construction Go. owner and
contractor. $l.SIS.
9TH AVE. 509; August Aiugler agt Thomas
I. George w. NJ, James S. Grace susan and
Elizabeth Sturses, owners; Alfred Walton les
ace Bernhard / Bngo. Inc. contractor; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
LEASES.

The McVickar, Gailiard Realty company
has leased for Charles f. Appleby to the
White Automobile Company for long
term OF years a plot 25ox1oo feet ON the
north side Of 9th street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth avenues. The lessee Will erect
a freproof structure for its occupancy rs
a service building.
Peaso & Gilman have announced the ioi-
lowing leases: No u East nth street. five
story American basement, for Robert w
Gibson. No. 81 West 5sth street, for r. H.
Tandon; No. q East SEQ street, for lie Roy
King. No 142 East 96th street. for Mrs. T.
/. Reaney: No. 100 East 18th street iVe
story American basement. for Henry Is
Montgomery: No. 32l Lexington avenue Tor
IT l.. Bosch: No 335 Lexington avenue
corner 9eth street for the estate OF W. VI.
Iarran; No. IN East oath street, for j. =
Mcguire. and a large duplex apartment al
No 5s3 Park avenue. for PEDRO De FTorez
10 General J. j. McCook.
Frederick SOuthsck and Alwyn Ban, IT.
have leased for the George Kemp Reai
Estate Company the northerly store IN me
Belg1avia. AT the northeast corner OF Fhth
svenue and 49th street. 70 Jules Dardoh-
vile. II the Windsor Arcade. for long
term Of wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
WOULD ABOLISH HACK STANDS
Proposed Ordinance Also Calls for Re-
duction in Taxicab Rates.

Alderman CORTLAND Nicol, OF the Board
nj Aldermen. offered an amendment yester-
6sv. before the Committee Of Laws ana
LEGISLATION. 20 the ordinance relating 20 the
Licensing OF taxicabs. Its aim g to abolish
licensed hack stands and 70 reduce the rate
~ taxi hire 80 ID per cent for the first mile
and o per cent for each subsequent mile
II also provides for rigid inspection OF
hacks and permits vehicles 10 PICK up
fares H. public streets.
Alderman Downing offered an amendment
fixing the hiring rate az 30 cents for the
erst half mile and 10 cents for each subse-
olent quarter mile. 1t was maintained that
the abolition Of costly private hack stands
would give taxlcab companies fair pToht
On their investment II their rates We're not
lowered.
Terrence McNanus. representing a num-
fer OF taxicab companies. said that Of forty
companies started in New York since taxi
cabs were in vogue. only fourteen are eX-
fant II is question OF topography, he
said London and Paris are compact cities
whereas New York is like a long artery and
creates an amount Of dead mileage that
cannot be avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

William II Beam and ano to Lesion G
Ketchum; 81.
Florence . speranza to Lathrop Colgate; 81.
Charles II Freeman 10 Benjamin Mordecai;
Alfred Gibson to George Z sealy: $500. -.
George q De Witt. trustee, 70 Frederick
Grosz and ano; S2s0
Same 10 Jusniia Daily; $4,000
Same ct al to Mary Housman; $4,000.
Esther Ratkowsky 10 August Ruff; 81.
Bernard Ratkowsky 10 same. assts; 81.
Maze Realty 90 to Ancrew Sheridan; assts:
Alexander stein to Merchants Cooperative
BOND and Mortgage Guarantee co 10 Bank for
Newburr savings Bank to Bond and Mortgages
Guarantee co: $4,000.
Joseph Clemens 10 Albert ! SchHarzler; $500.
Mathllde + Weber 20 Frances l. Weber; So, 900.
George Bugel e, al exrs. 10 George Binsel;
$500
Harry " Leonard 70 Miriam Friedman. IS 800
Frank Gass 10 Thomas r. MESSENGER $1,000.
Lena Levi 20 Title Guarantee and Trust CO:
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60 to
Frederick L De Grauw; $1,000
William Feinberg and ano 10 Albert Deutsch
500
Francis @ Lloyd ,rus to katherine Meuser;
$4,000.
William VI Lawson TO John Tisrney:
John Tierney to Anto!nette Z Wood; $40. 900
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to William NJ
Louise " Tiffany and sno trus. TO Louise "
Tiffany and ano: SIT 600.
Louise " Knox 10 Louise W Knox and ano,
trus; 81.
Henry W De Forest. trIs. 70 Louis Tiffany.
GUARDIAN: sl7.3S6 20.
Louise G Tiffany. guardian. to Louise rif-
fanny: S17.1s5 49,
Gibraltar Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co;
$4,000.
Adolph D Bendheim and sno to Bank for Saw
ings; $4,000.
Appleton i Clark to Walter + Brush; 81.
Same 70 same 81.
Edward Garland to Rose Elsasser; $3.50.
Same TO same. s7502
Henriette Bauer TO Dlederich Fink; assts;
800. 49,
900 -
600
Francis l. Wandell TO Josephine Wandeli: ST..
coo ..
Caroline Wandell TO Townsend Wandell; $1,000.
Beck!e Kaden 10 Henry y Goodman, 500
Henry Slehert 10 Henry Siebert - al; 81
Herman Il Goodstein 10 Pasquale / Simoneih;
81 4o2. o
T Emory Clocke 20 Charles \ Ward $4,000.
Sophie Siris 10 Gerson krimsNy; 81.
American Mortgage CO To Lawyers Title IN
surance and Trust co; SJoob
same 20 same. S21."o. =.
Warren McConihe 10 McConihe Realty co; 81.
George J Brown 10 Joseph Sciacca; 81
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 70 Aduie r oConnor
and eno adnrs, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee.)
Interest . per cent unless otherwise stated.
sDDTI
MANHATTAN.

Lemon AVE. SO stv brk. l6x75: April 10:
2 Yrs: Johanna Kohn and Kathnka Rosentock
10 American Mortgage Co; $3.50; address. 81
Nassau 81.
lost AVE-. " :. 100 II Of Emerson st. runs
" look IGox !'os 2Jx lOI n IS 20 beg:
Avcnro Construction 60 - city Mortgage Co;
$50 600; address - Wall st
SAME PROPERTY; . ~ (prior mtg 49, 600
demand q per cent: same 10 Realty Operating
Co. $1,000. address. ii wall ST.
SUFFOLK ST : v cor Delaney 81. 251g9 II x
irreg; April 10. yrs. Dolancey-SuhOlk street co
10 Gibraltar Mortgage CO. $1,000. address. -
william ~.
WATER ST. G5i 2 sty brk. I6.sI70. April :.
Z wa, II p.r cent. Patrick VI Inyemev To Joseph
Weber. $500. address. 15l keap Il, Brooklyn.
lsT AVE. g g. 2. II ~ 4th st. 2ixet lix
irreg prior mtg s.. Aprl TO- due IS per bond
Hattie Berlinger To- Ernest VILE: $4,000. ad-
dress. $40 West 12d 81
5TH AVE. asi. : sty brk. 2jSi%j ieasehold
April &. YRS. per cent. Isaac " lellcr 20
Emma y Lew. si5 UoD. address. - West 18th IT,
30 ST. gas East. sty trk. 22NI0o prior mtg
$40 900. April 10 ! " I'r cent; Harvey 4.
iIncls TO Nose Gutman. $4,000 address. llss
Lexington ave.
30 ST 80 Elst. . sty brk 20NgG prior mtg
SIS DON: April :. 2 yia. pa cent Abraham \
Levy 10 Keel LeihoWiiz: $500. address. 81 East
I'd ~.
sTH ST q p 3op II " Of 18th ave. 25Ag3 Jan
4 . yro q yer cent. Fannie Guttman 10 Marcus
!. Goodman, 5000. address. 32s East 4th -.
i3Tu at. iis Wet. sty brh. eoNlo3.a prior
mtg SIG COO. April = due 40 per bona; Herman
Ludeman 10 Marguerite inill s2.5"n. al
d ess, io2 broad NJ.
9TH 81 80 ana - West. stv brk. ioA1s p.
70 m lprlOr mtg $4,000 on No 80. April 10, I
". Oh per. cent. realty Holding Co TO Hattie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11

Tho following petitions in bankr
were filed IN the United States DssvI
Court yesterday:
I'll TIE ;,, WISE l;. PIANO COMPANY, No. y
The Bacon Piano Company, s15o: thS ~
norized Music Company. S3i. and Rris,ssvc.
Scheu $50. II was alleged that the oSs
pany transferred it's equity IN accoun,. oM'
ceivable amounting 10 slp.Hi which ~
been pledged previously with banks -
others To secure loans Of $500 10 fhs va
York County Bank. which vas then 80. ~.
itor. for s2S,N0. and that on March n 80
company made an arrangement vd,h ~
auctioneer whereby he secured la -
5000 worth Of pianos by advancing x ~
that he has advertised a sale for AMI -
and that the company transferred ths e. ~
10 several creditors Judge Holt denies -
application for the appointment Of ~ re-
ceiver. Irving l.. Ernest Of Olcott. cr,
Der, Bonynge & McManus. representing ~
company, said II was fully solvent fhe, -
would put i'm an answer to-day and the TAI
would 20 on forthwith; that the lIab,,s.
were Sl22.245, Of which $500 we're secured
and assets S5l .J9i. part pledged Tbss.
were $s7.59i OF free assets. With which 70
pay unsecured liabilities Of .382l
THE GEM TOOL. WORKS, OF No "A
Church street involuntary. Creditors
Walter d. Crane, 81 ,9i3. James ". Bs,is..
500, and W. II. Wriglev. g. II gas a.
legged that the corporation was insolysn,
and that 1t transferred a portion OF i,s
property in April to Hogan q Son, crsd.
itors. Assets, $50.
THE BENTZ SYSTEM COMPANY. On.
gagged I'm the business OF purifying and 20.
generating the atmosphere, Al Nc w
Spring street. with factory at No is "a
- Lawrence street, Newark; voluntary
Liabilities, $52,Git and assets Sf.11 The
largest creditors are: II. Winthrop Gould
sis.4g3 cash advanced, and Harry Benu
sl.Si7.
sol. FRANKFURT, manufacturer Of
skirt trimmings. at No 100 West 18th street:
involuntary. Creditors, Van Keuren &: Co.
S8 Louis Siegbert & Bro. $50. and Fieit.
man & Co. $lG. Insolvency and prefersn.
tiOnal payments alleged. Liabilities s25.c0e.
assets. $1,000.
JOHN CRUISE, living az No Sc West
18th street. voluntary. Liabilities, si1,SN.
no assets. Mos, OF the debts were contract
ed I'm Atlantic City, y. J.
FREDERICK KRAMER, of No. 81 WeE
9th street; voluntary Liabilities, sia;
assets, s. The liabilities are In two oopd
and mortgages. made on April -. 1901. when
he bought the leasehod Of No. 81 West asth
street.
SELTG APPLEGREEN. a salesman, Of
No ls9 Rivngton street, formerly baker:
voluntary. Liabilities, 500; no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11

Wolf 20 sigmund Fchman: yrs and "a DAY.
from April I. 1911: $4,000 20 $500 address. az
West saith ~.
PLEASANT AVE- 3G. north store: Ray
Btckon TO Lee Hong; yTs from March ], 1911
s240: address S45 Pleasant ave.
WEST END AVE. 2ii. store and basement
from April ]. 1911. $500: address. 3o7 "es'
10th ST.
IsT AVE 1889. north store apartment above
Lang. yrs from March 1. 1911: SsI5' ADDRESS,
15s.. LIST
7rH AVE cor t2d st. iex3s store. etc: 42d st
OF entrance 10 basement, i6xls. store in bldg
a. broadway 42d At and 7th ave. the IAnker-
shire Realty CO 20 Julius Gumpel. ~ yrs from
MAY /. 1911. sI2o 90 20 $4,000; address. ~
West oath -.
18TH ST: estate John hickman 10 Vienna
Pressed Yeast CO. yrs from May l, 1911;
yrs renewal. 81. COO: address. 81 Greenwich ave
10Th ST. s43 West: Eliza Breuer. extrI. &c
IsiGor II ksmpner. : yrs from May l. 1911. s2,-
coo TO 81. 100. address Ss3 West sith st
s2D ST, West. 1aSSs store Joseph Nc
Hugh & co 70 Bsrroa Nephews Coz IL yr'
from Nav I, 1911 s. 900: address. S4 Canal st
10TH ST, 1S2 East: the schsefer Co TO Adolpi
suesskind 5 yrs from May I. 1911; sl.Gor. al
dress. 145 East 18th e..
10TH sT. 900 West. store. etc: both 81. ~
Nsst. Minnie " Mesny ct al 70 Frank Schmtt
. yrs from May !. 1911. $500; address ~
West l3Jth ST
l69TH ST. 596 Wet west store floor. John
Ihl 10 Louis Panman 2 yIs II mos u days
from Sept I. 1910 500. address. $50 East lGTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

| HUDSON STREET.-THE executors Of the John
\ s Kennedy estate have sold the Trio Building.
Hudson street extending from Gansevoort 10
| West 18Th street. occupying plot having
frontages OF 1911 feet IN Hudson street. ~. :
| 18Th street. Edward Ermod j. tho purchaser
27TH sTREET-Hen & sternhod sold for
! Ella r Burnhsm 10 ]. Randolph Jacobs tho nye
| story store and loft building at No 15s 70 1914
west 27th street. on a plot ssx9s.9 feet. The
site will BE- improved with twelve story ioit
| building.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE waldemar Ellington has
! rosold No. 20 Riverside Drive, northeast corner
| Of 10Th street. a four story ana basement dwell
ing house, on a ut 1'.txd9sK irregular. Tho
buyer IS client Of Maurice Eunklo Mr..
Ellington acquired title to he property last
| month from Frederick q. Wright.
INST sTREET.-The Karnack Realty Com
| pany alexander Allen. PRESIDENT has resold the
| plot j0xl0O feet, on the north side q Hist
street. l25 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue
| The buyer f. the Placid Realty Company. which
will erect "A five story apartment house on the
| site The Karnack company recently acquired
| the property from Frank T. kno1-
33D STREET-Gustnvus j. Iawrepce has sold
Nos lGI 10 100 West a3d street. three three
story dwelling houses. on "a plot 5lxlO8sx r-
| regular. lstween Columbus and Amsterdam
avenues.
year ago from Henry Il. Coo. IN exchange for
the southeast corner OF Broadway ana soth
street
POST AvENUE-Hall J. How & Co. sold for
the Realty Operating Company 70 the Post Ave
nue. Construction Company four lots on the north
side Of Post avenue. Loo feet west u Emerson
street The buyer viii erect a five story apart
ment house.
WADsWoRTH AYENUE-Han }. How q 60.
have cold FOR Patrick K'dly the plot 'axlo" feet
AZ the northeast corner OF Wadsworth avenue
ana i7stb street to william ! Carey who. also
owns tho opposit" uortnwfst corner.
WISE AVENUE !. Basgerty has sold for
cast side Of v,se avenue. 800 fo"t north Of
Freeman street, uu 4 lo' 2jNli" rect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
TREATS FATHERS DEATH AS JOKE

John Moran. jr. the twelve-year-old lad
no Informed the police on Saturday that
li- wather wouldn't waken, was arraigned
before Justice HOyi in the Children
court Yesterday. lie said his father had
Jain I'm his room AZ No. Jol West sd street
for week and two days without food
When his father died. he said. he took an
old watch which had been promised him
md youth named Reede got s. out of
hs fathers clothes. The boy talked with
out feeling and as if he were telling joke.
Justice Hoyt remanded him 10 the Chill
dren's Society,". Reede was held Sunday in
$3.50 bail for trial ON charge Of grand
larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
ANALYzE CATSK|lL SOIL
Commissioner Slower May Use II
In the City Parks.
HAULING ONLY EXPENSE
Fosdick to Investigate Contracts
Awarded to j. H. Yale and
Held Up.

Pending an analysis Of the soil being ex-
cavated IN the city's waterway extension
IN the Catskils. Park Commissioner Slower
will not let any more contracts for soil for
the parks Of the city. 1t is believed by Mr..
Slower that the mountain soil being ex'
cavated is OF an even richer quality than
thst which is bought az contract. and that
T. can he brought 10 the city for the cost
OF hauling CT towing
The matter was taken Up with Commits
sioner Strauss. Of the Board OF Water Sup
ply. a few days ago, ]. Waldo Smith, chief
engineer OF the board taking part In the
conferences held
When asked yesterday about the plah'
Commissioner Stoyer said the Investigation
was going on sd that the analysis Of the
soil world DE placed IN the hands OF the
proper persons" by the proper persons.
At was learned a. the Park Department,
Commissioner Stoyer meant one. O. Z.
sfayradier the federal expert
I believe the city could have been saved
n great deal OF money" said Mr. slower.
1.-THE soil is naturally rich. and all II would
cost the city would be the transportation
The matter was taken up some time ago,
nnd will prove 20 be gold mine for the
city"
Samuel Parsons, r.. the landscape archi-
sect Of the Park Board. said when told OF
rhe plan Of Commissioner Slower that ne
would be as pleased as any one II such
acre the case.
'Jf Commissioner Slower can secure THIS
soil." said the landscape architect. T. Tor
one. shall be glad Of s. From time 10 time
7 have been offered soil. but IL was IN To-
cslities where the transportation would
have caused no saving on contracts IN
4his instance. however, the Commissioner
NAV have some way Of getting 1t here
which would be a large saving 10 the CITY.
II was said at the Office Of Raymond Is.
Eosdick. Commissioner of Accounts, yes
terdsv that the contracts for soil recently
Reid I'd by Controller Prendersast after
sbey had been awarded 70 J. r. Yale OF
40. go St. Nicholas avenue, also said 70
re connected with the New Jersey com
.anv. soil concern often a bidder for SOL
cortracts Of the Park Board, would be
looked into.
Henry Bruore. OF the Bureau OF Munich
nal Research. said he had turned over
some correspondence 20 Mr.. Fosdick re
sardinc previous soil contracts. and that
lie had been assured that Mr. Fosdick IL
tended 10 conduct all investigation into the
methods Of awarding the contracts IL was
alleged, according TO Mr.. Bruere' mat one
concern. operating under two names had
been at different times bidder against
itself
Mr.. Yale had conference with CoInmis-
sioner Slower last Saturday. His contracts
awarded by the Park Board on March "a.
consisted OF $3.50 for clay loan and N'S'o
for hunus for the Borough of Manhattan
and 443o for humus for the Borough OF
BROOKLYN. The contracts were recalled Oh
April Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
NEW EAST SIDE THEATRE
Six Story Structure for Yiddish Plays
TO Cost S250.000

Plans have been filed for seven story
theatre and stores at the southwest corner
Of East Houston and Chrystie streets for
the Minsky Realty Company. 1t will have
O frontage OF Sc feet on Houston street ana
165 feet on Chrystle street The front OF
the building will be stores and seven stories
high, while the theatre proper viii occupy
the rear and be six stories high. The the
atre will have seating capacity of lSso.
over the theatre will be roof garden 70
accommodate 1.060 The theatre will IA
used for Yiddish plays. It has been leased
70 Jacob F. Adler The architect, Thomas
w Lamb. estimates the cost at s25o,coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
REALTY NOTES.

William Young is the buyer or NO 2I'
West 18th street, recently sold through the
Duross company. He owns No. 2l', ad-
Joining. and will improve the combined plot
Goodwin 81 Goodwin have been appointed
agents for the six houses at Nos. Ala ana
AS Central Park West and No. TO Z West
l0lst street.
The Berlin Renting system has been ap-
pointed agent OF Raymore Court. on West
10.th street. and the Lenox apartment
houses. at No go 20 COS Lenox avenue cor
ner 1921 street.
Pierre VI Clear & Co. have moved their
office 10 No 12j East 23d street
Pease g. Gilman were the brokers In the
sale Of the apartment house at Nos. 32s and
32o West a5th street for u. Crystal * son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
TO SELL VALUABLE PARCELS.

Joseph p. Day viii offer in the Nesey
street salesroom to-day list OF properties
that will unndoubtedly attract a large at
tendance
Tbe ust includes the Tefft-Weller Build
irg 10 22s TO $50 Broadway. occupying a
ulot Of about 1880 square feet the Thalia
,rhoatre Nos "a and IS Bowery; southwest
corner Of 33d street and Madison avenue
Nos. ~ and Il West S5th street; part o.
the LOYAL J.. Smith estate, NO 100 siN'h
avenue. and No. 1Ol West 9th street
large plot at Nos 90 and 9S Maiden Lane
and many other corners IN other sections Oh
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