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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-02
Applications for Park Concessions.

Applications for Park Concessions.
Persons who wish to. apply for the
privilege Of selling Refreshments In
Central, Riverside and. University
Of 1912. are invitsd to submit
their proposals In writing to the un.
dersigned on or before Tuesday,
March s, stating tho class Of goods
which they wish to handle. the sum
which they are willing to pay for the
privilege. the park or parks in which
they wish to operate. and -sny other
facts which may assist the board in
reaching . decision.
W. v. o'connor,
Clerk Of Park Commission.
Feb. 80. 20. March I. 3.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-02
ANI1DON TRIES. BIG CASE

Fargo, N. D., March Fudge c. r,
Amidon of the federal district Of North
Dakota. who is at present in st. Louis,
No.. trying the case Of the Kimmei
identity mystery, will remain in st.
Louis to try the case Of the govern
ment against E. G. Lewis, charged
with using the mails to defraud.
The case is an important one. Lewis
is a st. Louis publisher.
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BRADSTREE7S
TRADE REVIEW
Developments on the Whole
Are Satisfactory But No
Market Activity

New York, March 2.-Bradstreet's
today says: While some centers in
dictate that trade is not up to expec-
tations, developments on the whole
are of a satisfactory character. There
is nothing resembling marked activity
but undercurrents in general suggest
that fair gains are being made and
that improvement heretofore noted is
being held.
The most propituous feature of the
general situation is found in the quite
generally insistcnt demands made by
retail dealers for prompt deliveries on
goods they have ordered. This. Of
course indicates that stocks are low.
which. coupled with the fact that
there is no disposition to make heavy
purchases at any one time. suggests
that demand will continue to be of the
steady. insistent type.
This latter feature is c~onspicuously
goods, requests for which denote the
presence of healthy requirements for
staple goods and a firm price under
ton thereon. Indeed on some makes
OF goods, such as branded bleached
cottons and wide sheetings, the mills
are we'll sold ahead.
In many other respects distribution
by the larger p%urveyors has been Of
an encouraging nature save in the
sections of the south and in the Pa
cif1c northwest. In the iron and steel
line. mill operations are active but
new business is quiet and below ship
ments. while prices on some finished
goods are such as to indicate COM
petition and desires for tonnage.
Pig iron, aside from basic, is dull
Copper Is firm and sellers have the
price situation we'll in hand, but the
Vides more or less bearishness.
Business failure in the Unietd States
for the week ending February 20 were
269 against 238 last week; 256 In the
like week of 1911; 1874 in 1910; 2l9
in 1909 and 287 in 1908.
Business failures in Canada for the
week number twenty, which COM
pares with twenty-five last week and
thirty-three in the corresponding week
Of 1911.
Wheat, including flour. exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending February 20 aggregate
S.266,770 bushels against 2,3S6, 1913 last
week and $3.50, 200 this week last
year. For the thirty-five weeks end
ing February 20 exports are 111,436,-
1926 bushels against 82,510,957. in the
corresponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week are
1.961.495 bushels against 985,202 last
week and 2,861,527 in 1911. For the
thirty-five weeks ending February 30
corn exports are 2~6,S76,635 bushels
against 31.s73,731 last year.
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BEHOUNEK OUT
Change Has Been Made BY Secretary
NJ State NOrton

Bismarck. N. D.. March 2-secre.
tary of State Norton has removed
State Printer Behounek as document
and supply clerk audit this morning the
suppl room -, was PLACED in charge Of
hounek says that while he is out as
far as having charge Of the supplies
and documents are concerned, he still
claims the title of state expert print
or and expects the matter will be
definitely settled at the next meeting
Of the printing commission. Mr.. Be-
hounek took charge Of the supply
rooms two years ago in addition to his
position of state printer and has al.
ways been considered a competent man
for the place.
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KILLED CATTLE
Out of 375 Head Near Fargo
We're Condemned

Fargo, N. D., March Out of as
head of dairy cattle tributary to Fargo
and which have been tuberculin test.
ed. %siXty-one have been found affected
with tuberculosis and have been con-
demned. The work OF testing is car
ried on every day by State Veterinar-
ian DR.. w. l.. Crewe and his assistants
and the number announced by the doc
tor Is his latest report.
Everything possible is being done
to prevent II spread of this ravag-
Ing disease among cattle and as quick
as a case is found the animal is or
dered killed. This is a safeguard to
the users of milk and to the dairyman,
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PROMOTE POTATO MARKET

Pemoina Pioneer Express: The
Commercial club had IN interesting
gathering on Tuesday evening with q
matters were discussed, tmong others
the promotion Of Z potato market and
committee was appointed to look
after the matter and set the coopera-
ton Of the farmers.
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CASHIER GOES HOME

FORMER GOE6 AOMkG
Pembina Pioneer Express: H. L.
Crandall Of New York city passed
through town on Thursday moSnins
his way from winnipeg where he
nected with the estate Of the late H.
W. Wallace. Mr.. Crandai was for
merly cashier Of the First National
bank Of Drayton and 10 now connected
with a bank on Long Island near New
York city. He and hts vito came to
Drayton to attend the funeral Of Nj.
Wallace ana will return TO their home
tomorrow.
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Money Market,

count rtaes were firm today, the stock
market was generally cheerful. Yes
terday's developments and the govern
ment's proposal regarding the coal
strike caused an improvement in Brit
ish shares but home rails eased off
in the afternoon on realizing induced
by fears of a prolonged struggle.
Consols in which the settlement was
concluded gained al eighth. Metro
politan rails were firm on absorption
rumors and coppers. Mexican rail-
roads and Nigerian tin shares closed
strong. Chinese bonds were easy.
American securities opened quiet
and declined a fraction during the
forenoon. Trading was limited until
late in hte day. when the market inn
proved on Wall street support. The
closing was steady.
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TO CUR,

TO CURE A COED IN ONE DAy
Take LAXATIVE BROMo ouinins
Tablets. Druggists refund money ia
1t iatls to cure. E. ". GROVES sie.
nature 10 on each box. SIC,
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every ten hsys Il. aixty thousand dc II Il Svsr1
year: Ihsy doctor the stomach. Ednsyso Of female
ote.ae. men Il! really the heart that's causing IN
tne oeo9se. and ehs0 getting worse ever day
SnH1E9 sacy TT svsu suspect 4. WE Ant
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Market Quotations

:"
Reported ~ Chas. =. Levin ana esm.
eny Grain ana Stock Brokers, Hsaaeh
Sfnes Security DSsc1s 0r111 Horks.
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Sudden Death!

Efom Heart
Disease. by the
hight exartion
Of elm bling
s6hn. hur1ing
or lifting comes
20 th usanda
Most Of these
sudden deaths
might b. pre-
ventsd. Il the
m . only.
knew their true
condition and
took prompt
and proper
@oatnont The
rapid fnera0A
The sun., 1912-07-12
MANY BUILDINGS N THE BRONX.

The plans filed for new building In the
Borough of The Bronx comprise a two
story frame dwelling. 21x3s. on tn, west
side OF Beach avenue. ESQ feet north Of
Patterson avenue, for Isabella Beach at
"A cost of. &4.500 six story brick tene-
mcnt house. 7ox?l. on the west side of
jackson avenue. lol feet south OF West
chester Avenue. for the Ait Realty Com
pany. J. N. Mayer. president. at a cost
Of $50, 900; two story brick dwelling.
21N4l. on the north side Of Hollers ave.
nue. - feet east OF Dclavelle avenue for
:. q L. n; Pierro ut a cost OF $4,000
"a three story brick loft building. 10oxSo.
on the east side Of Lind avenue. ,35 3
feet south Of l65th street. for tho Hill
Crest Building Company at cost Of
SIS 900 a two story brick dwelling, 22x4&.
on the north side OF 2l6th street. 100
feet west OF Laconia avenue. fo- Domcn-
brick dwelling. 20x50. on the west side
of Theriot avenue, 1871 feet south of
Gleason avenue. for Daniel j. Dillon at
a cost Of $1,000 Ave story brick tene-
ment house. 5oxSS, on the west side OF
Hoe avenue. o.5 feet north Of Jennings
street. for the Tully Realty Company at
a cost OF $4,000: a hve story brick tene-
merit mouse lO?,9xl15,s. on the southeast
corner of Crotona Parkway and Elsmere
place. for the Defender Construction
Company. Max J. Kramer. president. at
tenement house. G25xl10.4. on the west
side of Boston road. 1l9 feet north of
1ssth street, for the Free Realty Com
pany. Jacob Freeman. president, at a cost
OF s55. 900. md a one story frame store.
5Ox1o. on the southeast corner of 2O%th
street and Decatur avenue. for Oswald
Renrdix 1t cost Of $4,000
The sun., 1912-07-12
BUYER FOUND FOR
FIFTH AVE. BUILDING
T.. VI. Fleischmann Property
Between llth and 45th SITS.
Sold Yesterday.
LEASED FOR LONG TERN
" E..ov,. Ec<uAo Col1. h.t
LEASED FOR LONG TERN
McCrccry Estate Sells Dyck-
man Block FrOnt-Deal for
Uptown Apartment.

Small Fifth avenue properties leased
10 one tenant for n long term of years
OF, a net bnsis seem to be the best kind of
property to market at this time Lewis
r. Preston reported the sale Of such a
rarcel yesterday. Earlier in the week
william j. Roome 4 Co. sold a similar
property for Lewis Coon to the members
Of the kernochan family.
The property which Mr. Preston sold
was owned by lido NJ. Fleischmann. II
is 5ss Fifth avenue, a four story building
IN a lot ?5xiO0. on the west side. midway
between Forty fourth and Forty fifth
streets The buyer ia a client of the law
Arm Of Marston 4 Nichols.
For many years this property was
occupied by ioumans. a dealer in hats.
When Mr.. Fleischmann bought the prop.
erty early this year he entered into nego
tiations with the tenant. whose rental
was low. to purchase the lease. Having
obtained Il, he ,elet the place to the
Mirror. a corporation conducting a chain
~ candy stores. for twenty-one years
from next October on the basis of net
rental Of from $4,000 to $4,000 a year
The name Of the buyer is not announced
nor the price the property brought
j. Ia assessed for $685.. 900 and carries q
nor ge Of s325.OOO.
The sun., 1912-07-12
BROOKLYN SALES.

J. Sforza has sold for the Baptist
Church Extension Society OF Brooklyn
md Queens the block front, together with
the church building thereon. situated on
tho west side Of Fourteenth avenue. Sixty
eighth to Sixty-ninth street. The pur-
chaser. a New York builder. intends to
improy" part Of the property with four
story nats
+ Sharum has sold for a client ls4
Eighteenth avenue, q semi -detac ched brick
two family dwelling, on lot 22.8x1l2.6.
The Brown Realty Company has bought
15s 10 lGs broadway, a taxpayer with
stores, on plot s6xss. between Bedford
and priggs avenues. opposite the Will
ihrnsburg Savings Bank. In part payment
Il gave s22 and s26 Ocean Boulevard.
two three story brick two family houses.
tn plot 24sxl50 each.
Tut!no Cerny have sold for Louis
simon b5io and 66I2 Fifth avenue, q
fhr.e story brick building with stores.
on lot 2+sx1oO.
Tut,no & Cerny have sold for John
Ml'r 54t Fifth avenue. q three story
brick building with store. on lot 1890.
A. Sherman has sold TO a client OF
Meyer Levensohn plot. S0xl00. at the
southeast corner OF Liberty and Watkins
etrse,s
Davis & Weiss have sold through Meyer
IeHensohn nine lots on Neptune avenue.
Coney Island, between Nineteenth and
twentieth streets.
The sun., 1912-07-12
Army and Navy Ordcrs.

wASHINGTON. July li.--rhcse armv or
dors were, issued to-day: -,
stan from Washington ID. 4. TO the Phu-
''pt"os rapt. II. Hall General stan. from WASH
Capt. j. W Wright, scysn,eep'h Infantry.
Capt. Thomas T.. Merrill, relieved. abapt
Aes%e second Lieut.. C. D. Lons. from Ninth 10
Firs, Lieut. s II Mcl.eary. coa., Ar,nlcry;
o0Fns Fir. a ieS,. e + " Jc.cpS. phi Medical Reserve
Corps. resignation accepted
These navy orders w"ro issued:
Lieutenant Commando T., 7. Constlcn.
from the birmingham TO the Tacoma as eA-
a, t,sSt New York * to SGh'1h hs snip
Lieut.. u, Barnette from tho Birmingham
Lieut.! r. 4 White. from the Kansas to
Lieut.. Ahram Claude. from Naval Acau.
envy TO the North Dakota as senior enS'neer
Lieut., @ whiuock. to the Birmingham aS
Lieut., J. l., Hydrlck, to the Birmlusham
Ensisns o. W. Hewlett, &. H. rlatt and u
NJ comfort. from h' Rrminsh"m - t'r
Ensign T.. 4. Raswt, from tho South 'aro-
Ea.isn Il. g I.anGc. fror, the UmlA I"
"'snH Msdsh'pman Mi man r. 6. wentworth. to the
Passed Assis,an, Surgeon \. II podsos,.
from reserve torpedo group thArn stem
CHs;olNayal Hospital Washington u c. t'r
SMajor ! T, Myers. Marine Corps to hc'd-
quarters Marine Corps -,
Tapt : rurrul Marine torps, 10 Navrl
Prison, Portsmouth,
marine barracks. New York
Capt T.. y. For'son. Marine Corr'. To- ~ 80
rine barracks. Annapolis =
Capt 4. II, Taylor and First Lieut. =. ~
Pralnerd, Marine Corps To marin" h'r'"'N
capt, C.. J. r. GusEcnheim ami ~
L,ent-. =. c. Galwine and II. G JHdson. Ma
rine Corps. TO disciplinary bdrrs'N"' f"r-
Firs, Lieut., " NJ Small, Marine Corps 10
marine barracks, rhiladclphia .s..,,,,.
First Lieut., 4. a Cunningham. TO "sNal
Fir,i Lieut. y 4 ,arton. Marine '"r"r
second i.icuis ! \ whit" 'nl - j. =
Brewster Mnt.no corp, to mares h''.''t'
s.'nn5 Lieu, Eichmoni Hr}an'. Marine
Corps from marine htttH' n, N''i'N. -
m.'ln. barracks, Annapolis -
Firsi li"ui " 4 l"N ~ '.'' '''''
frntl oNp, ii'tonHfN f'ff.'. ID i '.N '
rs,p.. rht'ls luhis
MAJOR ! r Msrf. Mat ,'.G
h.sdausrt,r.. Marine '"rrf. - m'r"' o"'
s.,ond leu, y = Ions, Marine ,crm
from marin barracks, Mare slAnd' T" ~
The sun., 1912-07-12
MANHATTAN SALES.

WEST 2O7TH STREET. The James
McCreery Realty Corporation has sold
the block front on the south side Of ?O7tl
street between Sherman and NermiI-
yea avenue. a plot 300xlOO. to builders
FOR Improvement.
WEST l3lST STREET. f. Sharum re-
ports the sale Of i42 West l3Ist street
the Argyle. a seven story elevator apart :
ment house on plot 326xiO0 The
property stands on the records in tho
name Of Samuel Kecler II is on the
south side of the street. POI II feet cas- {
Of Seventh avenue
WEST THIRTEENTH STREET Joseph
r. O'Donncll has sold for Mrs Sarah
A. Pinner to &. A. WinCert. 337 West
Thirteenth street. four story building
on lot 1s.axS0 near Hudson street.
PARK AVENCE.-D Seide 4 Son have
sold for the estate of Katherine Knah
the five story double fat. on lot 25iIx
so. at the southwest corner of Park
avenue and ioist street. to an invo st
Title to the propertJ passed. yes.er lay
to Esther Seide
The sun., 1912-07-12
Const Co 10 VIM sofYei, i24i ST Lawrence |
at. mtg la.nQn. LulY 10; ATTY. I q GO. LIZ

r. c A.. u,s, u.0., ,,., @, ,.r,.,oo
Const co to VIM Sonet l24l ~ Lawfenee
&. mts $4,000 July 10; atty Co. i6oS 6S
Bway ..,...';.:' .sloV
HEATH Az. being lot i4o. map nToperty
Maria Shrauy' also iots '9 10 ~ nap
prop"r'N nso Rlchardson nu, ,,
,einut 10 r'oI"iI,o" N"rn. W. ''" Nv ."acc
ATTY. - co, l'6 Bway tioV
WEDSTER Az n cor ls2d 81. loox xi9oxi,s
,,I.aaarrsnce r = whuman ,ta 10 3amcs 7 bafty;
llN Boston rd' July ~ atty, + u CO. a.. -
nway .:.;...'.... si0o
lbSD ST; ss 20 Melrose ay; 6oxloo-Soios
mon Klein 70 Joacnim Burieindt' Soss
$50 Bway .......,... '..................t
LOT 70. Blk map fremont T,rrace.-
Frank Beavis TO JACK y Brust, siiS
nryhnt Nv ia" So "'tS' u W. w
Hway 500
LOT ~ DIX map Tremon, Terrace-Jnck
Bapst 20 Geo huy 433 Il 16lst 81, July
,rs sarfy. IL CO. ,.o ,nway: .:;;,sioo
Mary + ,Pnrdy TO Florence. zimmsrmann.
1850 Valentine hv mtg $500. July ~:
atty. Chas A Furthman. sd av and ltsth
49,. ;'.......,..... s2oo
EAGLE Az W g. ohys loSth st. 50x'5y
sNp5-r!anaGan. inc TO Wilhelnlna NJ
nnnnaE' ..sa ra,hnridee av, Jn'y ~. ing
The sun., 1912-07-12
MERCANTILE LEASES.

Frederick Southack and Aliwyn isali.
Jr.. have leased the entire building at
lT3 TO l.5 Duane street 20 thinner &
Dunkak for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF 100000.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for John w. Brockman the plot. 1lX92
at 521 TO 531 Fast Nineteenth street. 10
the Central Dairy Company.
Daniel Pirdsall & Go. have leased FOR
Almy c. Gallatin through the Cruik
shank Company. the seventh floor in $40
and s92 Broadway. northeast corner Of
Nineteenth street. to the NJ. lieminway
Sons silk Company for a term Of years
rhe lessces have been FOR many years
located on Greene street.
Payson Mel. Merrill has rented the
store at 1s Fast Fifty-seventh street TO
Mrs. Zillah Oakes Rand, interior deco
rator.
Webster b. Mabie 4 Co. agents for the
building at l06 East Nineteenth street
have leased offices on the sixth floor "a
David Schncer. through Carstein &
l.innekin.
The sun., 1912-07-12
LIS PENDENs.

JANE ST. n .. sI2 " sth av. cSxs7s-Her-
man Kubler et al agt VIM BoEert tspe-
cine performance attys, Maerkle. Darius
Mncrklc.
MADISON FL. s. lot los. map Of Hudson
Park. Bronx-MarGaret La Tourette aEt
Lucia Znco foreclosure OF mortEage)
attys Morris 4 planto.
CONVENT AN, cor l<<th ~. - llxs<b-
Thomas ~ Hidden agt Martin J Earlev
foreclosure ~ MORTGAGE atty. l. q Hulse,
LOT 10, amended map Of property OF Cam
mann estate. Rronx-Anna n Lindsey aEt
Herb'ri F. ingalls, 81 al foreclosure of
mortgage, atty, u Brown.
PAWk Az la6&-Stephen Jackson AIT
May \ Strayrr 'foroclosur" Of mortgage
atN, $ ~ Jackson.
EAGLE Az. u cor i6lst ~. c5xioo- Lin
colin Trust 20 agt solomon SCh,tzkin
'i al foreclosure of mortgage, atiy, NJ
loarI ST :3e T. VIM Moor" az, Cha-
|. Adrian, rNts. a. ct al tfor"ciosur. ~
uIortrag"l. ntiNs. simpson & 'srdo2o.
ileTII 81. 3,l and 3I3 T. sam Iirumhers
az '"ht-unlal Securities 90 faction TO he
,lal- ll"ni. attN. : y Tu,kman
''iTV ST - Nad's ~ a. "NtOO II i
M'frN NJ rlum aE' EItns"" Realty -" 81
E, 'for'rlo.ur" ~ mus'gigcl. atty 4 \
Slh.rh'tg
l'srn Sr $50 ElIYsheth u Hosr az,
l.nrdi iern"tii and he Respris const "a 81
- 'forr'losur" ~ morigsg.l, atty, J S
Tsnnk
iasTW ST S:s and b.s .w-ssmuei wsch,
sGt lsidor Hear 81 sl 'fors closure Of mort :
ssge,i atty, wscht. u.
The sun., 1912-07-12
SALES N TIE BRONX.

JACKSON AVENUE. .-- Alexander Sellsin
has sold for James &, Carleftes soa
jackson avenue. near 16lst street. a
three family house with store, on lot
c5x75.
FRANKLIN AVENUE. Heller 4 Suss-
man have sold for Joseph p. Barry 1892
and 1894 Franklin avenue. tho five
story fats on plot 75xim
EAST Is2D STREET Max Iaskowtz
and II. Schmuck have sold eight lots
comprising the block front on the north
side OF lS2d street. between Webster
and Park avenues
INTERvALE AVENUE. Clarence b
/ Whitman and Charles r.. Engerby have
sold the two lots on the west side Of
lntervale avenue. l55 feet north of ls2d
street.
FRANKLIN AVENUE. Alice +. Randall
has sold the plot. lnOx2os. with two
story dwelling. located on the west side
of Franklin avenue, about 200 feet north
Of i89th street. The seller has held
the property for about thirty years.
WISE AVENUE.-John A. Steinmetz has
sold for the Arc Realty Company 2i2l
WISE avenue, n three story two family
brick house. ON lot 20XlOO, to j. Freed
man
SUMMIT AvENUE.-E. Osborne Smith 4
Co. have sold for John +. Kaiser the
two story brick dwelling at al4 Summit
avenue, On lot ZoAioo, near Iolst street
(ROTONA PARK EAST Shaw 4 Co
have sold for James = p3!ton the three
story two family dwelling. on lot 25XlOo
on the south side of Crotona Park East
ion feet west Of Southern Boulevard
and Boston road junction. to an in
vestor.
WEBSTER AVENUE. e. Sharum has
sold for a client 1884 Webster avenue
adjoining the northeast corner Of 174th
street, four story tenement on lot
.jKl0i
The sun., 1912-07-12
SUES TO ACQUIRE l.D Ut. PARCEL.

An action has been begun by Timothy
r. Paddell against Jane NJ. James for
specific performance in connection with
the property eos West Forty second
street. In 1901 Mr.. Paddell secured a
lease OF the parcel, which consists Of q
four story dwelling. OH lot 2ox4s.6. situ-
atcd so feet west OF Seventh avenue. for
a term OF twenty-one years. According
to his attorney stipulation was made IN
the lease that after ten years the lessee
could exercise an option TO purchase the
property for the sum OF $4,000. Mr..
Paddell now demands the right to exer-
else this option. Mr.. Paddell owns the
property a. 204 West Forty-second street
and contrcs under lease the southwest
corner OF Forty-second street and Sew
enth averLe.
The sun., 1912-07-12
TO BRIDGE THAMES STREET.
4. =. Realty Company Gets Permis-
siOn 10 Join Its Buildiugs.

At meeting Of the Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment. held Thursday morn
ing. permission was granted TO the United
States Realty and Improvement Com
pany to erect bridge across Thames
street, connecting the Trinity and United
States Realty buildings
The bridge has been designed by Francis
II. kimhall. who was the architect Of the
twin buildings. and il OF Gothic design to
harmonizc with the two buildings The
purpose Of the bridge is an additional
safeguard TO he used by the tenants in
case Of fire or panic.
The sun., 1912-07-12
ARCHITECTS READY TO BUILD.

The plans for the new sixteen story
office building with stores for the exclu-
sive Use OF architects were filed yestcr-
day by architects Charles Ewing. George
Schappcll. G. Grant La Fargo and Ben
iamin w Morris. This structure will he
located on the northeast corner OF Park
avenue and Forticth street, having a
frontage OF $50 feet on the avenue by
l51 feet on the street. The facade will
he ~ brick with limestone and terra Gotta
trimmings and will be absolutely hrc-
proof. The Fortleth street Company, Of
whi'h Davis Doughty Is tho preside mt. Is
the owner OF record The cost has been
estimated at 100000
The sun., 1912-07-12
NEW REALTY COMPANY FORMED.

The wykagyl Reservation has been In
corporated at Albany with a capital of
$3.50. 900 and the following directors:
Margaret 7. Monahan. J. Frank McDavitt
and George Norris, The company Is un-
derstood TO have been formed for the
purpose OF carrying out a real estate
development in connection with the
Wykagyl Golf Club, whose grounds are
located at New Rochelle.
The sun., 1912-07-12
RECORDED LEASES.

HOUSTON aT. W .. 25i.li from n " cor
Av A.. runs s7s to lat st Z - 2sx
sw s%e to csth stxnw go to beg: also
irreg. ali-Elz W stevens and ano 10
I.ouis Mineky. IS I'd av. 81 yrs from May
L. 1912: attys, Blackwell Bros. 63 Wall
st ...,.,..,.. .......,.,.si.sS and $4,000
AMSTERDAM AV. 1883. nil-Homer II Giiis
to Alsx & Fs,Ser' lsss Ams,erdaW 'y,
sterdam av OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
SPRING ST. 40 to l,G. .tore-Alcssa,tiro I'd ro
pilli Faoli to Paolo Pctracca. lss Spring
g, . yrs from Jun" II, lslc; atty, Chas
Herharun, $40 Bway .:,.......,:. 5000
Nalen. ne, 10 Epiranio 1ouge. ls Monroe
81. :Io-l2 yrs from July l, 1912; atty.
kips Bay Brewing Mailing 60, $50
UNION AV. i53is, s'ore-Sam Felt TO Rob,
Rommc !hacher, -;3ia Union av. yrs from
May /. 1912; tc' Ib3r Union av. $50
The sun., 1912-07-12
LEXINGTON AVENUE OFFICES.

The nine hve story tenement houses.
offices and stores on the east side OF
Lexington avenue between Forty-second
and Forty-third streets are TO be made
over into offices and stores at cost Of
sss.oOo 20 william II. Reynolds. lessee.
Henry r. Kirkb- and John J. Petit are
the architects
The sun., 1912-07-12
STEAMSHIPS.
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE hat' t'l"ships
Georgia. Nebraska New jersey aud ono
have arrived at Newport; the torpedo boats
Bagcy, Barney and 3iddle at .>orioik. t"c
cruisers Cleveland and Denver. th' Gunb"5t
Alert aiid the submarines FL ana F.. ''t
San Franssco.
IN. cu,lI,r hannibal has sailed from Cape
Gracias Adios for Guantanamo, tn" batil.-
ship Missouri from Tompkinsvlie for New
port the bNtleship Iowa from baltimore fnr
New York. The gunboat Hell na from ShanS
hal for Nankin and tn" gunboIt NHnshan
from Olongapo for liongkong.