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New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
GREEK HEAD FOR MUSEUM
Metropolitan Buys Copy OF Work
Dating from Fifth Century.
PURCHASES AN OLD MASTER
"Crucifixion" by Spinello Aretino
Is Among the Recent Acquisi-
tions of Institution.

Auo,ns recent acquisitions Of the Metro
nolitan Museum of Art 1t was announced
yesterday. is a Greek head Of an athlele VI
.ho ef.b century which is considered one
~ the most important additions ever rndue
IN the museums classical couectIon
hrrucifxion," a picture attributed 10 opi-
ps,,o Aretino was another recent acquiSl-
ton. -,
The Creek head which was purchased py
tho nouseum is one of FIVE known copies the
orig,na, of which is believed TO be lost
The museums head. however is considered
moro beautiful than one of the copies IN the
nossession of Lord Leconfeld, at Petworth'
II Is remarkably we'll preserved. as the only
mart missing. with the exception of a lew
,,n,ronortant breaks In the hair. is the tip
of the nose. which has been restored Ill
,i,.tsr OF its history the museum has no
data beyond the statement that 1t Is re-
cent discovery. and this appears to be borne
ont for when It was purchased the surface
ros stnl covered with a hard incrustation.
ub,cb has since been removed from the
face.
The painting. "Crucifxion." by Splnelo
Aretino. was purchased also pE 'he
museum, and is now on view In gallery 30
II is on panel 201z by SS]s inches ana Is III
an excellent state of preservation.
Twelve copies I'm electrotype OF antique
Irish ornaments. dating from the hith 10
the eighteenth century, have been pur-
chased by the museum. Among them are
three bells. one being a reproduction OF a
hell said 10 have been presented ny 81
Patrick to ST. MacCarthan. first Bisnop OF
Clozher. in the fifth century. All three
originals are in the Royal Irish Academy
exhibit in the National Museum.
Among recent drawings presented 70 the
,nuseum are study IN red chalk by ENernt
shinn. a gift Of A. r. Ga1latip: figure Tor
ceiling decoration by Kenyon Cox. GIT
of William Rothenstein, and portrait oi
Kenyon Cox.
Mrs Abra ham Lansing has added seven
rieces TO the collection of Anglo-Amerlcan
notterv which she presented TO the museum
two years ago. One Of the plates just pre-
sented is an example of the Washington
and LAFAYETTE plates made to commemorate
tho second visit TO this country or La
fayette. in 1924.
Tho museum has purchased fan ny
Charles Conder recently shown at the ek-
b,bition of the artists work. 1t Is exc
cuted I'm water color on silk. Mrs. Edward
Iuckemeyer has presented to the museum
a French fan dating from the second haii
of the eighteenth century.
Mrs. Augustus Saint-Gaudens has pre-
sentad q bronze bass-relief Of Samuel Gray
Ward. by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
A silver baptismal basin and four mugs
have been allowed to remain in the
museum following the special exhibition OF
silver on January 2. All four Of the mugs
are loaned by the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Southampton, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

o2p sTREEr.-H. NJ Fischer ard Cohen Cohen
Rrothors have sold for the Auer'sc. Ia
Company 20 Cohen & Morrissey Nos, !'i hogs a,G on
East S2d street "a six story apartment nous on
GiS niaS' 40 svioo : feet The buyers own the al
Joining house ,,-,.. .,,..
resod No. 176 East Ssth street a '.a' ~
dwelling house. on lot l76XlOo.s rect 10 '''
Fisher. -
FOURTH AvENUE-Tho Rodisi Holding
Company Jacob Neadle. PresidenY' ,haS,. has ,ba
nremises on the northwest corner Of Fourth ave
nue and 29th street. having a frontage OF Iu.,
feet in Fourth avenue and 80 rect on -o'h s'''''
10TH STREET Daniel ". Hchman mas s, IT,
sold Nos 81 and 30 East 10th street. an elgnt
story mercantile building, on plot 44bH9i ~ i''t;
near University Place, to a client or the NIilh'd
s. Burrows Company.
ROADWAY William A. Darling & sen lave
sold for Charles B. Meyers the plot, looA"a9s A"a9S
irregular. on the west side OF Broadway, $50
feet north Of 1924 street, and extending th,ough
who gives in part payment No. 1874 Lawrence
street a six story 1athouse. on plot 4oNlVO i'et'
nd Joining the southeast corner OF Broadway.
11sTI STREET. Williams g. Grodginsky have
sold 10 Domenlck De Iuise No. 30 East llsth
etroet a nye story tenement house. on lot 2ar
100 II feet In part payment the sellers TOOK
No 4O9 East 1l7th street four story nuilnlns'
Ustsd the deal. williams & Grodginsxy have re-
sold the f17th street house 10 a Mr. Shieka
THE BRONX.
FRANKLIN ANENCE-H A. Mcponough has
sold for the Franklin Avenue Company Nos. 1872
and 1414 Franklin avenue near 10th street, p
nye story twenty family hathouse, on plot 40xlOo
feet The buyer. F. Nordstrom, gives In part
payment the southeast corner ~ 1asth street ana
Valentine avenue. plot 80 6xi2l feet. improved
with a one and two family house. The trans
action involved about Ss5 600
ANDREWS AVENUE.-H. X McTnrnon has
sold for the 81 Johns Park Realty Company
the three story dwelling house No. 22l5 Andrews
avenue between is3d street and University Place
on lot 2jx1OO feet. The house was held AZ $l5,-
600
AQt'BDTCT AVENUE Lawrence W. Gala
CHER has sold through charles Eiward Jones
plot 50xl0sX irregular, on the west side ~
Aqueduct avenue 304 feet south NJ Washington
Bridge. IN a builder for immediate improvement
with FIVE story apartment house.
TOPPING AVENUE Henry Hall has bought
from Mrs " J., owens No 1860 Topping ave
nuc. a three story dwelling house. on plot 5OH
o5 feet between 173d and I74th streets.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
A. G. sPALpINe G. BROS. TO MOVE.

The latest firm to join the Fifth avenue
colony is the well known atnleuc eoodS
house Of A. G. Spalding & Bros, whose
uptown store. the spaldng Building. In 42d
street, has been included In the site Tor
the new store of Stern Brothers.
Standings will do business temporarily
after MAY at Nos % and 27 West 42d
street, next door to their present building
and I'm the autumn expect 10 move TO NO. 59o
Fifth avenue the building occupied at
present by Henri Bendel. Possession ot this
building will he given by MIR. Bendel as
soon as his new premises in 57th street are
ready.
The agents who effected the transaction
r,ere HAYES & Robertson and Frank d.
WELLER.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

FOREST AVE- cor i66th st. l50x1o2 - !,
Standard Plumbing Supply Co agt Amolsky Con.
struction Co. owner and contractor; DAVID
Amolsky contractor: S3.sli 90.
WEsTCHEsTER AVE, 23l1 to o315; Paul
Daniel agt Glover Construction Co. owner and
contractor; $500
10th ST. 5l4 West: John Moysr ast Nor
ris simon or Morris Simon Construction Co.
owner and contractors: SIS So
KENMORE ST, cor Mulberry ST. S5x9i /.
Dellon Wanik Co agt Michael Brigsnte. owner
and contractor; $3.50
18TH ST. 1i9 East; Fischer Heinrich Iron
Works egt George Pellinger. owner Goidsten &
Spiegel. contractors; Stl5.
BLEECKER ST. 10; Fullerton Electric co
agt Estate Of Low Corporation, owner; Otto
Melin contractor. Si27 75.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15

IA James A Logan; Fl yrs from May l. l'i''
$500: address, Bayside. Long lsiano.
ORCHARD ST. Is, all; Edith ETsteIn 20 os -,
c.r piachman and sno from completion or
bldg 10 April 20, 1919; So, 600; address $50 wy
ona ave, Brooklyn, y Y.
PRINCE ST. 1877. store. etc; Eburn hslgn. 3n,n
to Giovanni Celia o yrs rom HpH .
81. zoo: address, 157 Prince St
10TH AVE. 231 and 233, store floor: samuel
Golisein and ano TO Ernst Boecker' yrs from
MAY I, 1912; 81 400: address, 233 10th ave
4STH ST. 50 West. store and cellar FRANK
p Rafel and sno TO Michael Natal; . yrs from
MAY 1. 1912: 5000: address. 7ts 9Th ave.
5IST ST, 30 West, the land the trustees OF
Columbus College. in City Of New YORK, 10 M
Belle Brown: 81 yrs from Feb j, 19lo' SZilo'
address. 30 West 5lst st.
t25TtJ ST o15 West. store. etc: Bank Build
ing Company OF Harlem TO Maurice and Emma
Berger; 5 yrs from May I, 1912: soOco' sh-
dress otlO Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
Al tho Bronx Exchange:
Nv Incerb u nav
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MARCH H.

BROADWAY. ], room + on ground floor; Ed
ward Sears by agent, TO Canadian Pacific
Railway Company; yrs from May I, 1912:
81 75o address, Montreal, Can
BROADWAY. = Q cor I'D ST. store, etc: or
Vile A Dickenson and 10 Harry Klein: s
yrs from May l. 1879; 5000. address 1857
Washington ave.
BROADWAY. :, near 236th st. z story
frame bldg and store. John y Burns TO Patrick
o'Brlen yrs from Jan !. 1912: $50; ad-
dress. I'd ave and 14ist ST.
COLUMBUS AVE. 500 part store. etc; Horst
mann oetjen 10 Joseph Arboozis and ano; 5
yrs from May !. 1912; 81. 200: address. "a west
,04th 81.
CANAL ST, ISL. all. Margaret A Butts 10
motifs safer: 10 yrs from MAY l. 1912.
$3.50 address. 7s4 Kelly 81,
NASSAU ST. SO. ail. Pierre G Carroll ct al
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
IFrom Tho Tribune Bureau

lrfom Inc Tribune bureau
Washington, March Il
| ORDERS 1ssUED.-The following orders
nave been issued:
ARMY
First Lieutenant JOHN 3 II wARING med,.
cal corps. 10 Letterman General Hospital.
for ffresIaio @ of San Francisco, for examination
First Lieutenant MANUEL NJ GARRETT. 10Th
infantry recruiting oIhcer from hibany
DRAKE, Philippine Scouts four months;
EITE FITSt Liegtenan. ,s!1 FREDERICK " Bos-
CHEN, 18th Infantry three months after
arrival AT Preside of San Francisco.
NAVY
Lieutenant Commander A W JOHNSON, de-
tached ofice naval intelligence; naval at-
Passed Assistant surgeon " 6 HoES "a.
tached the Idaho; home. await ordegs
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. p. MURPHY. to
Paymaster J r. SANFORD detached naval
torpedo station. Newport; 20 the Florida
faymaster j. ". MORSE detached navy yard,
New York; to naval torpedo station New
Gunner g. P. scHURz. detached the Philadsl.
pha; to the California.
Gunner WILLIAM CRONAN. detached IN,
california; home. await orders.
Chief Machinist HENRY SMITH, inspection Of
cellulose, Owensboro.
Machinist W. n. SNYDER. detached tire Ten.
nessee. home. await orders.
Mschinist A. l. SEAMAN. detached the
wabash 70 the Tennessee
Paymasters Clerks s. NJ KATZER and ". d.
BOLLARD. appointment revoked.
MARINE CORPS
First Lieutenant r. r. LUDLOW. detached
marine barracks. Washington. 10 recruit
ing duty. Cleveland.
Second Lieutenant n A. EASTMAN. washing
ton March %, for re-exsminstion for pro-
motion.
Captain .. F. WILLIAMS detached marine
barracks, navy yard. Washington TO Phil
First Lieutenant H. T. vULrE. detached re-
cruiting duty. Cleveland: 70 Phillppines
tached marine barracks. Boston 20 ma
rino barracks. Key West
First Lieutenant r. 8 YATES three mon'hS
second Lieutenant n. ". wEITzFt. detached
marine barracks Puget Sound: Pnilip-
pines.
Second Lieutenant RICHMOND BRYANT. two
Captain J. X. TRACY. detached marine bar.
racks Puget Sound 70 Philippines
Second Lieutenant W s HARRISON. tvsriy
days leave
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs. The fcl-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-.
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March tS-The Petrol at Kingston the Paul
Jones. az Mare Island. the Wheeling. 81,
Galveston: the Standish. the Vermont and
the South Carolina ~ Norfolk.
SAILED.
March f2-The Lebanon the Pstspsco ani ,hs
Pstuxent, from Guantanamo for Norfolk
March i3--Tha Culgoa and the Yankion. from
Guantanamo for Hampton Roads. tho
Leonidss, from Charleston for Norfolk;
the Sterling. from Newport News FOR
Pensacola: the Washington. from cristo.
bal for Puerto Bsrrios; the Justin. from
Corinto for Amspala.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
slO5,oOO FOR LOST VESSEL
American Mail Company to Pay That
Amount for Sinking Merida.

A final decree directing the American
Mail Steamship Company to pay into the
court 500. 900 in full settlement Of all claims
resulting from the sinking Of the steam
ship Merida, of the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Line, was entered yester-
day by Judge Holt, I'm the United States
District Court.
The steamship Admiral Farragut OF the
American Mail Steamship Company. ran
down and sank the Merida on May Il. 1911.
off Cape Charles. Virginia The New York
and Cuba company claimed damages OF
s.. 10000, but in accordance with motion
for limitation Of liability Judge Holt d.
rected the payment of ony N05,Coo
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
CAUSE BANKRUPT's ARREST
Creditors Say Diamond Dealer Was
Ahont 10 Leave the Country.

Joseph Goldberg, bankrupt diamond
dealer. was arrested yesterday at his home'
No. West 18th street. on writ OF ne
exeat issued by Judge Holt. Of the United
states District Court. Creditors of Gold
herg applied for the writ, asserting that
he was preparing to leave the country In
order To avoid further investigation OF
his bankruptcy.
To assure his presence at the hearings
IN bankruptcy Goldberg was put under
$4,000 bail. He was in business at No %
Jobn street until March 8, when a petition
IN bankruptcy was filed against him. Ihe
creditors asserted that although his Ia
biIities were S22.OOo his stock on hand CON
sisted of few rings worth only ABOUT Sloo'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

18th ST. 1888 and 100 West; for IL sty
East 9th ST. owner: W II Birkmire. 1888 Broad
way. architect; 5000
list ST. 231 to 237 West; for A. o sty apart
ment house. 69.sxs6.2: Campagns Construc-
tion Co. 800 West 115th st. owner; @ Ajelo. I
West Sith st. architect; 100000.
THE BRONX
WALKER AVE, g. 124S II Of Frisby
ave; for a sty brk shop and dwz. 25x55: Al
bert Freyer. 1897 Zerega ave. owner: Karl r !
Seifert. i04 West 42d st, architect; $1,000.
PROSPECT AVE, q . cor fremont ave; for
two sty brk stores and tennis sizes Irregular:
Friedman Construction GO. III Broadway,
owner; II Young. 81 West i25th 81, architect.
total cost. $4,000.
KATONAH AVE. W =. 25 n n Of 23eth st: for
Pspe. on premises, owner. Ebeling 1893
Walker ave, architect; 5000.
f56TH ST. SIS 175 n of Courtsndt ave:
for sty brk tenmt. 75xsII: Benjamin Benen-
son. 4O1 East lj3d st. owner; Charles 9chaefer.
jr. 4ol fremont ave. architect. $4,000
NTH ST. = So 81 II NJ Jerome ave: for
two sty tennis. 81 6x7O. Plough-Fo co Peter
Fox 39l East 149th -. presidenD. owner;
Charles Schaefer. jr. 4o1 fremont ave. architect
total cost $50. 600.
1s0TH ST. :. from HONEYWELL IN paly ave;
for three sty brk tennts. sa.6X21. 47.6Nes and
50x72. Cross Avenue Company Lawrence Davis.
37s7 Broadway PRESIDENT. owner; Benjamin W
Levitan 90 West 3lst ST, architect; total cost.
slo0. 600.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos a and l6 Vesey street:
By Joseph +. Day.
STANTON ST. $50 to 1j4. cor Suffolk
st. 66XT36; 3, 4 and sty tennis and stores;
sold TO Jacob Rosenberg for $sl,650.
CLEVELAND, PL. 49, $, 1923 II of
Spring ST. 27xa9 3x2G 2x993. sty tcnmt and
stores; ad journed To March 90.
GRAND ST. 10. n & % n of Wooster st.
25xlOO: 1 sty store. sold TO Adelaide Belts for
IS. 100.
Al tho Bronx Exchange
BY Joseph p. Day
163D ST. s. 200 II Of Washington ave,
i0oNl go. 2x100xl6s.1i vacant adjourned 10
March IS.
BRYANT AVE. 154s. g =. 1856 n of t73d st
20xl00; sly brk dwg, sold TO the plantin
FOR $4,000
BROOK AVE. I22O. T. 90 n Of i6Sth
So 25x95: l sty dwg; sold 10 Annie Kelly for
81 600.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

121ST ST, g, 225 n Of Barnes ave; James
II Ceburre agt Dante Imperatrice, ct all Feb s,
1911; S110.
BAILEY AVE, cor 23ist ST. Oswald
Pratti ct al agt Martin Weber Construction Co
ct al, Jan 10. 1912; $50.
BROOK AVE, 1919; Dawson Tile Co sgt
Kitchen Improvement Co ct al March II. 1912;
S1o5.
BLEECKER ST, n cor Sullivan st: Ma
ttonal Column Co agt Estate OF n Low ct al:
Feb l6. 1912; S602>
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AIS and 400:
William Heyman agt Anton Heiss ct al Aug
u, 1910. $6fO 30.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
SUBURBAN LEASES.

The Lewis n. May Company has leased
the following: At Far Rockaway' Long
Island. for NJ Fanny Norton. cottage La
Vista. on Atlantic avenue. TO Meyer j.
Robbins: for Simon Myers. cottage on
Broadway to Louis Steinbers. At Arvsrne'
Long Island. for ~. e. A. Levy, cottage on
Jessica avenue, 10 Samuel Bayer.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and Attorney
Interest at 2 per cent unless otherwise stated.
MARCH ~.
MANHATTAN.

MNiNli "
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. 654 20Xl30; Amelia w llamniill
ct al 10 Katharine Wood prior mtg s7sO00);
due Feb ~, 1913. per cent sl2OOO, address.
3T2 Clinton ave. Brooklyn. y.
CORTLANDT ST. 63. 25X7Ix irreg Palmer
n Jadwein ct al To Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank ~ Chambers st. March g.: | yr. per
cent S55.00O attorney u NJ Mcclure % Wall
CLARK ST. 10 to Is. 5oxe0. Lillian Keller to
Bowery savings Bank. l2s Bowery: March II; >
yrs ~ per cent. S35.0O0. attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance a Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
LEMON AVE. e cor l3Oth st. 9axs5x lrreg
Cathleen Turney to the trustees Of the colum-
bia College in the city Of New York. SO Wall X; ;
March 10 yrs. 4Is per cent: $50 600: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance Trust Co. 100 Broad
way.
MADISON AVE. TTs 10 Is0. 4oxs0N irreg;
Hanover Improvement Co to $50 Madison Ave
nue. Co. ~ Wall st: Feb IS (prior mtg 60.O00)
yrs. per cent. $4,000, attorney. q u Cough
Ian. 40 Wall ST.
MULBERRY ST. iss, 23x ires Giovanni
Lordi 70 Emigrani Industrial saving Bank, ~
Chambers st. March IL. yr; 10000. attorneys
A. o'Gorman. 81 Chambers ST.
I'd AVE, 81, 24xloo, lena Wolf to Metropoli-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15

William A. White & Sons have sold for
Sarah T. Adams 10 Lee Holsteln the soutn-
west corner of Madison avenue ana ""n
street. a four story private dwelling mousse
on a lot 249xa5 feet s. F. Adams Jr'
represented the seller. The property was
purchased by Alice Adams in February
1874. for ssnOOo. and has been occupied by
the family ever since The property was
held at s225,00O The buyer, Lee Hoiste,n'
obtained from the United States Realty
and Improvement Company on March
title to the adjoining property. NOS. HS
and ia Madison avenue. The entire plot
has a frontage on Madison avenue ot ~
feet and depth in 30th street of 20 feet
William IT, Birkmire. architect. is draw
ing plans for q twelve story store aho
mercantile structure estimated to cost
s325. 900, for the site 1t is reported tha'
negotiations for long-term lease to
we'll known mercantile concern are about
TO be closed for the store, basement ana
first and second lofts.
Madison avenue Is undergoing rap'd
changes to high class mercantile buildings
Last wear the following structures were
erected:
Southwest corner Of Madison avenue ana
9th street, extending through to Nos. q
and 25 East 26th street twelve story
building. on leasahold ground, by Henry
Corn; Nos. 70 and a Madison avenue a
twelve story building. on plot 49.4x9j feet
by Schaff G. Silverman southwest corner
Of Madison avenue and 2Sth street. a
twelve story building. hy George Backer;
No. 137 to lN Madison avenue, extending
through to No % to q East 3lst street,
surrounding the northeast corner, a twelve
story building. by the Associate owners
| Corporation: northeast corner Of Madison
avenue and ed street. twelve story
building has Just heon finished, on plot
! 9S 9HlOO feet. Dr Thomas 4. Emmett is
erecting a sixteen story building on the
| southeast corner of Madison avenue and
29th street on plot 9S9x1oo feet
| The Rodisi Holding Company of which
Jacob Neadle is president has sold,
through NJ. & l.. Hess. the group of old
! buildings At the northwest corner OF
| Fourth avenue and 29th street, on A plot
| fronting 1915 feet on tho avenue and 81
feet in the street. The properties Included
| i'm the transaction are now known as No
424 to 432 Fourth avenue and Nos. 40 and
81 East 29th street. The buyer is Samuel
! r. Jacobs I'm part payment, Mr.. Jacobs
gives to the Rodis Holding Company No
! ia West 3lSt street. an old four story
! building. on a lot 301OX1O7x irregular. The
trade involves about 10000.
| Albert b. Ashforth has leased for William
G.. McAdoo the sixteen story office building
at Nos 80 and Al West 32d street. on plot
43x9S9 feet, adjoining the Hotel Pierrepont
and located just east Of Broadway The
lessee Is new corporation. known as the
New Centre Company. which takes the
structure for term of twenty-five years at
an aggregate rental of $4,000. The lessees
Will occupy suite of offices in the building
and will sublet the balance of the space.
Plans for the building were filed last fall
| by Griffin & Wynkoop. architects, who esu-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15

Wilson NJ Powell TO Wilson NJ Powell IT.
SO, 1873
Emma p White to Loretta Harrison
$500
Max Muller 10 Minnie stein: 81.
Minnie Stein to Archibald Grassick FL
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15

Schneider Farms Company, Of Boston Road.
near Burke street. The Bronx; voluntary.
Liab bilities, $40; assets $s5 Among the
Creditors is the Twenty-third Ward Bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

INTERVALB AVE. cor I65th 81, ss5x
9o 3: Samuel Cowen loans Benfra Realty g. Hold
ing 60 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for So so year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
THE BRONX.

BRONX BOULEVARD. " =, 5s4 II Of Gun
Hill Road: n 2 two story frame shops. 50x6opc
30: II n Vought & 90. Station Place. owners;
De Witt Vought No 80 Crary ave, Mount Vernon
architect. cost $500.
CRESTON AVE- W :. 2lO.4 n OF 1921 st; 5
story frame dwelling 80 sX324 Peter Quinn.
No 100 Narick st. owner: Faedinck Jaeger, No
AS fremont ave. architect. cost $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
Stores for Hotel ST. Andrew.

Recognizing the business trend in this
section. where private homes are giving
way to apartment houses and business
buildings Charles II. Davis. who has long
lease of the Hotel st. Andrew. at the
northwest corner Of Broadway and 72d
street. viii reconstruct the Broadway front
Of this hotel to include FIVE large modern
stores with an additional one on 72d street.
for which Goodwin e. Goodwin have been
appointed renting agents
At present the dining room, which occu-
pies the Broadway front, will he moved to
the rear of the hotel where more spacious
one will be constructed. A cafe and lounge
room have been provided for downstairs,
which is at present used as billiard room.
Mr. Davis estimates that these improve
ments, together with the new furniture
which will be installed. will necessitate an
outlay of about $4,000
Jacob Leitner leased for William Bur-
land to Davis Eisler 2,1OD square feet in the
building at No. 500 Westchester avenue for
fifteen years, at an aggregate rental OF
S15l go. The space will be used for amuse-
ment purposes.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-15
ERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

18TH ST. No As 10 81 West: 70 an eleven
story mercantile building, Building and Engi-
neerrg Company. 1873 Broadway, owner; w II
Brkmire. 1l33 Broadway. architect; 5000.
LENOX AVE, W :. 75.li II OF 12lst ST; to
four story dwelling: 3 Goldman, 592 Ienox
ave owner Summerfald & Steckler, 81 Union
Square, architects: $4,000.
oath ST, No q to 80 West: 10 an eleven
story mercantile building; S 7 Kerwin, li33
Broadway, owner: w II Brkmire, architect:
5000. -
THE BRONX.
BRONX BOULEVARD. " =, 5s4 II Of Gun
Hill Road to . two story frame shops. 5Ox60bc