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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-04

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let's remove cause. There is only One
"BROMO OUININE." 1t has sigma
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Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-04
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Gum advertising.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-04

be spelled exactly as they are given
in the book2 CHARLES B. WEBB.
Follow the book exactly according
to rules and you can't go wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
NEW SILK STRIKE BREWING
I. w. w. Threatens to Call Out
Paterson Workers.

Paterson. y. J.. Nov. 4-With Ewald
Koettgen, general organizer Of Paterson
Local No. l52. Industrial Workers OF the
World. on one side stating that he VII
call out 70 per cent OF the ribbon weavers
December I II the manufacturers refuse
10 grant a nlne-hour day, and with the
manufacturers on the other side. declar-
ing that they will not change the present
working conditions OF their employees, a
second silk strike in 1918 seems imminent.
In speaking Of the situation to-day
Koettgcn said that OF the 5000 ribbon
weavers, about one-quarter were en-
ployed on the salary basis. The remain
der are paid by schedule or for piece
work In addition TO the reduction OF
hours Of labor therefore, the % per cent
who arc receiving regular salaries are
virtually asking for 10 per cent increase
I'm paw. The peceworkers do not demand
an increase I'm the schedule Of pay.
Koettgen said that the salaricd ribbon
weavers were receiving from Sc to sl5 for
a weeks work. and that the piece work.
ers were getting an average of $40 a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Kenneth Ives & Co. Hudson 4io..nsi River IL. ~
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
Max Drey. as Executor Of the Last Will and
Testament or Scligman Bendit. decd. Plain
til. against simon Iaretzky ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance o, a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 14th day
OF November. 1918, J. tho undersi gned, the r. 2
cree In said Judgment named will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salcsroom. No. 1919
Nosey Street, In tho Borough OF Manhattan,
City OF New York. on the 18th day OF Deem
Der 1913. at II o'clock noon on that day. by
Samuel Marx, Auctioneer, the premises d.
rerled bv said judgment 20 be sold, ana there
In described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected situate, lying and being in the Bor-
oUgh OF Manhattan OF the City Of New York
IN The County ard state OF New York. bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning az a point on the Northerly side
OF Cast SD Street. distant $50 feet Westerly
from the corner formed BY The Intersection o.
the Northcrlv side OF SD Street with the West
erly side OF First Avenue; running thence
Northery parallel with the westerly side or
First Avenue and pert OF the distance through
a party wall. 9S feet inches TO the centre line
OF the block; thence westerly along the said
centre line OF the block % feet; thence south
erlv parallel with the westerly side OF First
Avenue and part OF the distance through an TO
other party wall 80 feet inches 10 the north
crly side Of East 33d Street; thence E;asterly
along the said Northerly side OF 33d street 70
feet 10 the point or place OF beginning.
subject 10 covenants contained In Deed Liber
4OS OF Conveyances, Page 90, md Liber n,
Citv Grants, Page s9l. and SUBJECT 10 any
rights OF Pennsylvania r. r. TO maintain
tunnel under the premises described herein.
dated New York November II. 1918
ANDREW J. SHGPMAN, Esq, Referee
SIGMUND WECHSLFR, Attorney foI Plain
tln. o33 broadway. New York city.
The following IS diagram OF the properly
TO he sold; lis street Number Is 3+3 East S3i
street New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
LOFTS LEASED In
MIDTOWN SECTION
Large Space Rented in Building
Now Being Erected in West
35th Street.

Corn & Co have leased for NJ. & l..
Hess. as agents for the McMorrow Engi-
ncering and Construction Company. the
seventh. eighth and ninth lofts. compris-
ing 200 square feet, I'm the building be-
Ing erected at No. l3l to 1S7 West 35th
street. adjoining Broadway. TO the allied
concerns OF J. Dryfoos's Son & Co.. man
ufacturer Of petticoats, and the ldelia
Manufacturing Company, manufacturer
of children's dresses, for a long term of
years.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
the Seventh Avenue Property Company
the top loft at No. 245 to 25l Seventh ave-
nue. corner Of 24th street. for long term
of years. to the Frederick Osann Com
pany. and for Charles Kaye the four
teenth loft at Nos. u and IA West 9TH
street for term OF years TO Arthur
Friedman.
Joseph r. Fest has leased the store and
basement at No. 555 Ninth avenue for a
term of years
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for a
term of twenty-one years the four story
and basement building No. 2is West 5hh
street TO the Columbia Transfer Com
many. which will occupy the same after
extensive alterations.
Goodalo Perry e Dwight, Inc, nave
leased TO Goldman, Sommerheld d Co the
ninth and tenth lofts in the loft building
Nos. 20 and 81 West oath street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25

way and West End ave; 1a25Ilc9 t, ,loo, "
OTIS Elevator Go agt Eighty-sccond street o.
owner and contractor; 1900. s-,. co
18th ST, PIG West: Brooklyn touhqry 70
agt Benton Hotel Co. owner; Selly iroh "''n''
contractor SIS 50. c,. az,
PARK AVE. go: Acme Sanitary saie 70 s az
929 Park Avenue co, owner and contractor 81 81
3TTH ST - and 46 West; lsidore ShHUinIh
act John n Henshaw trus and Mary A Hen
shaw. owners; Frank Krefetz. ln'' contractor
81, $50.
Rrant owner; Wilson BRYANT owner Ah'
contractor: $685.. ,
TTH AVE 800: Jacob Efrom agt Marion
! Martin, owner; Max Barth' eo"''a''o' >
I2IsT ST. $40 East; Hitler slayin ct Al agt
Giuseppe De Maria. owner and contractor ,
9TH ST. 800 Vest Feinberg g. Feinbefs'
Inc. agt y Y Ophthamic and Aural INSTITUTE
owner: Wills & Marvin Co. contractors; sinoo
so BOULEVARD, cor Baretto ST a;co ZUS.
%; So boulevard. W cor Baretto ST. 2OOxyo'
Adiletta e. Dellacorte agt Baronet Realty Co.
owner: Austin stone Works, Inc, contractor
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1871: Edward Lindhol
agt Bernard Rosenstock, owner; John X Johh
' RoWER f ~ l3s: Philip Wiener agt Julia A
, Chase. owner; Leviton Gas and Light Co.
contractor $50. -,
falling a. Wittpenn agt Kahn & Meyer Fried
lander g. Hulda Friedlander owners; supreme
Building 90. contractor; Kahn Friedel, SUD
contractors; TeneWaDj SOlJ.
11sTH ST. 500 West; Nathan Goden agt
Louis Ross receiver owner; Morris Winer'
contractor: 500 90. =.
PARK AVE- 800 and a3l John II Sturk %
Son AIT Nine Hundred and Twenty.nine Park
Avenue CO. owner and contractor: S2io
BOTH ST. 81 East: Harry + Dabeistein et
al agt Anna Moore, owner; Geo Muiilgah w.
contractor: 1868 20.
l5sTH ST. 80 East; Barnet Miller 81 al
agt Hoetzel Construction co. owner ana con-
tractor. 1912 =,
IiTH ST. So East, Isidor Katzen ct al
agt Chas 5 Meyerson. owner; Henry Jack
contractor: So 30.
Selir Rosenberg act West Eighty-second "
Realty co. owner and contractor; $4,000.
lO5rH ST. s. whole front between Broah-
way and West End ave; same ast same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR REALTY FIRM
Inability to Borrow Money Cause
of the West SD Street
Company Trouble.

The West SD Street Realty Company
has been placed in the hands Of re-
ceiver to provide for the protection of its
properties, caused, it is said, by inability
10 obtain loans.
Judge Hough appointed J. Clarence
Davies receiver in an equity suit brought
by the Otis Elevator Company, a creditor,
for 5000 The gross liabilities are $3.50
900. OF which SliS5.0O0 are on mortgages,
and s365,0OO other debts on open accounts.
notes and bank loans. The nominal as
sets are $4,000 in real estate, consisting
Of thirteen story apartment house at
the northwest corner of Broadway ana
lO5th street. valued at 81, 10000, and mort
gagged for 100000; a hotel at the north
east corner Of Broadway and 94th street,
valued at $4,000, mortgaged for sl35,OOO;
the northeast corner Of West End avenue
and Goth street an unimproved parcel.
valued at s2S5,O00 mortgage sls5oJO. the
West End Avenue, lO5th and 106th streets,
formerly occupied by a church, valued
at $4,000 mortgaged for $4,000, and $40
lots and IL dwelling houses at Roselle
Park. y. j.. valued at $4,000 and mort
gagged for $1,000
Ii was stated that because the apart
ment house at 1Ojth street and Broadway
was not completed in time 10 fully rent
ii the company failed to realize the in
come which II expected and a satisfac-
tory loan upon the property at 9th street
and Broadway. These premises are sub
ject only to the mortgages which were
on the land prior to the construction OF
the building The company was also UNI
able to obtain a building loan on the
West End avenue and 96th street prop
erty, and was therefore unable to obtain
money to meet fixed carrying charges on
these and other properties 1t is asserted
/ that the assets may be Of far greater
value than the entire Indebtedness.
/ The company was incorporated on Feb
! ruary s. 1911, with a capital stock OF
! 50, go. Beekman, Menker e. Griscom. at
, torneys for The company, said in answer
1 to inquiries that the equity suit was
filed with the cognizance Of its president
with a desire 20 provide for the protection
Of the valuable properties held by the com
pany which finds itself embarrassed owing
TO inability to obtain loans. a readjust-
mcnt satisfactory TO the creditors and
stockholders at an early date is prom
ised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
PAPERS POOR EDUCATORS
Don't Print Real History, Says
Associated Press Head.

1.-THE great mass Of the American peo-
pie are educated by the newspapers said
Melville F. Stone, general manager Of the
Associated Press. in a lecture before the
Columbia School Of Journalism yesterday
land | think 1t is unfortunate that they
have no better means. The trouble is that
the newspaper does not give its readers
the real history of the world. as 1t Is
made day by day. but fills its columns In
stead with events which are only cpl
sodes.
1.-THE intelligent discussion Of public af-
fairs which should fill the editorial pages
is going. for with a few splendid exam
pies of editorial strength as exceptions
American newspapers have minimized the
Importance of the editorial page, ana tnere
are actually some papers which are pup
lshed without any editorial page at all
our papers are filled with accounts OF
events which are really unessential.
II had luncheon once with the editor Of
LIE Figaro i'm Paris and asked him why
he had printed an account OF the massa-
ere OF thousands OF New Workers by
Indians on Broadway, and he told me
that his readers liked II, whether II was
true or not. 1t is not right, however TOT
a newspaper to blame its faults on It's
readers, and 1t has been my experience
that in the long run 1t pays to give only
the events of real, permanent interest and
minimize episodes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
LIS S.
NOVEMBER "a

10TH ST. 8. 100 It OF 9TH ave. 4ox
100 II, Joseph Kcndell agt Joseph selenhe
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney
WISE AVE. $. 81 It OF 10th st, AK
1913: Norma Realty Co agt Philip Sugar
man ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney,
O f. Davis.
20 ST. " =. % It Of Goth ave, 23Iio2 o;
North Bronx Realty 90 agt John key-
nolds 81 al foreclosure OF transfer or tax
llenD. attorneys. Kramer & Bourke.
LOT 143 map OF village OF Wakefield,
Bronx; Peter Duncan agt Anna A owen ct
al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax lien), at
torncys Kramer & Bourke.
MAPLE AVE. .. 30 II OF list ave; ok
100. North Bronx Realty 60 agt William
Moore 81 al tamendcd foreclosure OF mtg :
attorneys Kramer q Bourke.
llGTH ST. IS West; Sigmund Wochsler agt
Anna r. Jones 81 al tamended foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorney. r Wcchsler.
LOT 25S. map 81 fremont Terrace. Bronx:
Aaron Altman agt oscar Lyons ct al
,foreclosurc OF transfer OF tax lien) attor-
ncy. q ~ SChwartZman.
HAMILTON ST. ~ 10 46 and property in
Kings County: John Collins agt Philip +
Collins ct al partition; attorneys. Bailey x
FOX ST. .. 49, II n OF 1884 st. look
1851: Abraham l. Kass agt Rebecca Gold
berg 81 al foreclosure OF mtg)i attorneys
i3GTH 81. IS. 2s7s n W OF Broadway.
g.. gN9g n. stephen o Lockwood agt Rosalie
MrH 81 al ,amcnded foreclosure OF mtg !,
attorneys Crane 4 lockwood.
BOTH ST. s. $50 n OF 10th ave. Cox
1909. George II Valentine 81 al agt John &
MaNlmos ~ al foreclosure OF mtg attorney,
Il g Birkhahu.
RATHGATE AVE. " $ tSt.ll n Of 3D.
a.. g5Ni05 q. Herman koppes act Elise
LIoss % al foreclosure o. mtg, attorney.
. u HYDE.
pAI.Y AVE. W 5 G53lo n OF i77th st.
1IG 1oV irrcR. Isaac - Farbcr agt Defender
Construction 60 81 al faction To foreclpse
mechanics UeuI: attorney. ; Freedman.
C2p ST 80 and . East: Lillian " Porter
agf Louis. j Denny 81 al faction 20 geter-
mine claim etcJ attorneys Bowers & Sands.
18TH ST. r. 3o4 n Of ID ave, lux
1898. william - Fellows agt lryington Con
sfuictiou 60 - al foreclosure OF mtg, at
torneys Oliu. clark 4 Phelps.
igSTH ST. - and 80 West, Emerico
Grlmaldi agt Lombard Realty 60 81 al tao
tlon TO rorecIoso mechanics Hem, attorneys,
M,ukeu Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
Chauffeur Held in Auto Death.

A coroner's jury yesterday brought IN
verdict that Gustave Esser, chauffeur
was responsible for the death Of Edward
Harvey, of No. 1sS East Hath street VINO
was run down at the corner of Seventh
avenue and l25th street on october 3.
Coroner Winterbottom found that Pa
trolman Maurice Friedlander had seen
Hervey struck and had called the amou-
lance. The policeman. according TO MS
testimony to-day. traced the chauffeur 70
No. AZ West nth street. the home OF MRS.
Kate Fleitman. but nc had not arrested
Esser. The policeman explained that ne
had not seen enough to satisfy himself as
10 the chauffeur's responsibility.
Coroner Winterbottom, after invesuga-
ton. was convinced that Esser was 10
blame and instructed the jury to bring IN
verdict OF death through criminal neRh-
gence A warrant was then issued for the
arrest Of Esser. who. according to Patroi-
man Friedlander, lives at the garage Oh
Mrs Fleitman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

lanes g MEYERS 10 Edmont Realty co. 81.
Jeremiah Murphy. as admir-. 10 Jeremiah
T. Murphy. individually. 81
Nov. YorI, Mortgage and Security co 10
Caroline T. Beach. 5000
I,pig Eo'hstoin 10 Theresa Levine: 81
Elsie = lngraham TO Carolyn B Muhleman
IN interest Of 5000. 1890
Same 70 Mary /. Shear: an interest OF $1,000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co "a
Adolph Garmise. Zoo
LeaNitt Hunt 10 Grace Sanford; 81.
James T. Suffer TO William n Jepson; $3.50.
Charles * BeelSman, trus, to Herbert Ger
nond; $4,000.
$500.
TITLE Guarantee and Trust Co to George II
Allen: $40, 200
Herbert = Martin To Martin & Martin, Inc;
ST.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Lawrence "
Gallagher. 500.
New York Life Insurance Co to Lawyers
MORTGAGE 60; 500. 900.
James l.. McGovcrn admir- to Marina MEG
Christie. gdn; $4,000
title Guarantee and Trust co 70 William II
Murphy; 500.
same 10 New York Trust 60; $4,000
John Fa,gers 10 Marie \ Eggers; $4,000.
Seymour Realty co to Joseph NJ Lichtcnauer.
truy: Sl3JO0
Same to same. 81 500
Richard w Freedman 10 Society for the Pre-
yrution Of crime: $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
M. B. Brown Co. Takes
Structure Formerly Occu-
pied by Amer. News Co.
CORNER APARTMENT
FIGURES IN TRADE
Parcel on West Side Bought for
Light Protection for Large
House Adjoining.

The Martin b. Brown Printing and
Binding Company has about concluded
arrangements for the leasing Of the build
ing formerly occupied by the American
News Company, at Nos. 80 and Al Cham
bers street, extending TO No. p to 20
Reade street. For nearly the last half
century the concern has been located at
Park Place and West Broadway.
The Chambers street structure is five
stories. on a plot 75X15O feet, with floor
area Of about 10000 square feet. The
building now occupied by the printing
company, 1t is said, was one Of the orig
inal group Of buildings comprising Kings
College, now Columbia University.
Isaac Polstein has sold to an Investor
the Mlcquelon. six story elevator apart
ment house. at No. 206 to 2l0 West 9sth
street, on plot 62.6x100,1l feet, between
Amsterdam avenue and Broadway The
purchaser gave in part payment No lO6
West 43d street, a three story loft and
store, on lot 22.6X100.5 feet, located lO2.e
feet west Of Sixth avenue. Title TO the
latter parcel was acquired last week by
Edgar A. Wix from the Fifth Avenue
Bond and Mortgage Company. resale
Of the 43d street property is said to be
pending.
Arthur 5. Luria, who owns the seven
story Hilcrest apartment house. at No.
430 West 116th street, purchased at auc-
ton yesterday the vacant lot. 25X10O.1l
feet. adjoining on the east, for sl2,625.
TO insure permanent easterly light and
air to the structure. The property was
offered by Henry Brady. auctioneer, in a
foreclosure Of a tax lien brought by David
Lippmann against r. II. Meade and
others.
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
EIGHTH ANENUE-Lewine q Hempner
have bought from William Hotter No. 2i4O
Eighth avenue. five story four family tene-
lrHrt house. with stores, OH lot 2JXl"b feet.
between 13Oth and 131st streets. Negotiations
arc ~sfI tp he well advanced for o resale OF
ST. NICHOLAS PLACE Harris Narar *
son have purchased from oscar Willgerodt the
plot 75xlOO feet on the east side OF st. Mich
olas Place, directly opposite i53d street. Inc
property will probably be resold for improve
ment.
ELEVENTH. AVENUE The Herman Nrl1'
Cpnrauy has sold for Adella y. Sparks 40. Coz
Eleventh avenue. a FIVE story tenement no. Sc.
with store. on lot l9 5Ox70 feet, located 60 feet
south of 45tE street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
NEW APARTMENT PLANS
Four Buildings Near Lenox
Avenue to Cost 100000.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag are preparing
plans for four five-story apartment
houses TO be located on the south side
Of 1llth street. 100 feet cast Of LenoX
avenue. on plot go feet front by n.lO
dcer. for the 1llth Street Construction
Company, Samuel Williams, president
The buildings will be designed TO ac-
commodate 10) families. The fronts will
be of tapestry brick and limestone, and
the buildings will cost 100000
The buildings will be similar to the
three lOO-foot houses which were re-
Gently completed by the same owners
and architects and the last Of which
was sold recently to John Nolz.
The Aldu3 Construction Company is to
erect 4 six-story apartment house, de-
signed by Samuel Sass. which is 10 be
blilt on plot 1cJx9O feet at the southwest
corner of St. Nicholas avenue and lS6th
street, at an estimated cost of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
Balmes Survivor Robbed.

Antonio Sanchez. Of 1888 South street
who was rescued from the steamer
Bames. alleged I'm the Tombs court yes
terday that he was robbed on Sunday
night Of $l97 while riding on a Third ave-
nue. elevated train. He said that John
Bates. thirty-five years old, of No. 0t
West 10th street. alleged to be a pick
pocket. crowded against him in the car
At the same time Sanchez felt a tug al
his coat pocket and Immediately discov-
cred that his wallet was missing. Upon
leaving the train Sanchez called Patrol
man Hayes. who placed Bates under ar
rest. The latter denied that he had com
mtted the theft. He was held under
81 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
Apartment Rentals.

Douglas l.. Gilman q Co. have leased
an APARTMENT at No. 1853 Park avenue fol
William NJ. Wright 10 William II. Busk
also I'm the same building, In conJunctlol
with Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons, al
anartment for C. Norman Fay TO Thomas
O. Eastman. Of Eastman, Dillon & Co.
an apartment at No. l57 East slst stree,
TO Thomas J. Goddard and an apartment
at No. JO7 Madison avenue TO Mrs La
than Bartlett
Pease e. Gilman have leased for the
OdeIl- Townsend Realty Company TO Nor
ifs s. Largey an apartment OF seven
rooms at No. $40 West End avenue; one oil
six rooms and bath, furnished. for Mrs
Anna I,ukens to Mrs. Kathleen Howard
at No iS5 Central Park West: one III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
BIG WAREHOUSE PLANS
Award Contract for Structure
in Williamsburg.

A contract for warehouse Of reinforced
concrete for the grocery firm OF Austin,
Nichols e. Co., in Williamsburg. which
will be one Of the largest structures Of its
kind In the East, has been given TO the
Turner Construction Company
The building. plans for which we're
made by Cass Gilbert, will be five stories,
l70x45O feet in base area, and is to he built
in the old Brooklyn Eastern District
Terminal property, on Kent avenue and
North Third street, for the grocers by the
Havemeyers. who own the realty and
leased 1t with the proposed building, for
a lorg period TO Austin, Nichols e. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
Clark Estates Leases House.

The Clark estates have leased for a
term of years the dwelling house NO o.
West 74th street TO John W. Masur!,
The house is one of a row OF five story
American basement built by the estates a
few years ago. The houses contain ele-
vators and modern improvements and are
among the finest private dwellings in the
city Rents range from S,OOo 10 SooV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
PARCELS SOLD AT AUCTION.

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroom. No. "A and IS Vesey street:
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST West. s 5. 10 II OF mo' ~
ingside Drive. 2jXl00.l1, vacant 9oi" '"
Arthur S Luria for Sl2.62j.
BY Joseph r. Day.
AMSTEpDAM AVE 1414 = " cor 13oth
st. 2411x1OOx irreg, one and one sly
tennis; adjourned sine die.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY j. II. Mayors.
2i5TH ST. 752 East s, 30 II ot
Holland ave. 2jxi25; sold to the plalntlh
for So, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
Old SiWanoy Club Leased.

The Sunningdale Country Club. organ
lied recently. has secured a three-year
lease Of the ola home and grounds of the
Siwanoy Club. of Westchester, from May
l. The property is owned by George w.
Hunt and comprises a clubhouse and a
nine-hole golf course. The new club, linn
tied to 80 members, will be directed by
Isaac Gimbel, president; u. j. Greenhut,
e. j. Bloomngdale, William Cardoza,
Monroe Rothschild. b. f. Gimbel and
Richard Wallach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
NOVEMBER "a

NOVEMBER a
BROADWAY. $ W cor Goth ST. ALL FehN
Isman to Mascot Amusement Co; . yrs from
Nov 1913: So. 600: address, $50 West i2d ST.
CLASON'S POINT. known as Clason's Iolnt
Baths: ALL Clinton stephens To Clasons Point
Baths Corpn: WIS from July IL, 1913 5000
address. ClasOns Point. Y.
EASTCHESTER RID, 5 W cor Blondell ave;
all. Salvatore hi Caprio to JOS Marano; . yis
from Jan l. 1913: 81, 200; address, 1854 East
chester I'd.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. e :, 3141 II
OF Adus VI. II tx irreg 10 Hoe ave NZo.llS
irreg: all; Jos Corn TO Chas Friedman. 10 Tvs
from March l. 1914. $1,000; address i'i East
l4lst st.
2GTII ST, III 10 1853 West, east store; Fabian
Construction 60 10 Edgar + Lawson; 10 yrs
from Jan I 1914: -, 900: address on premises.
18TH ST coz TO Cos West. also 900 10 6l9
West: all; Rosenthal & Grotta 10 Jos Shenk
10 yrs from oct /. 1911. $4,000 TO 800; ad-
dress g. West 10th ~.
137TH ST n g. $50 e 2 OF 9Th ave. 25X99 10.
the land; j Sergeant Cram. trustee. TO Gabriel
Camposto, > yrs from MAY /. 1913; 800: ad-
dress, ,,Ij East 18Th 81.
2GITH ST. 552 West: all: Gustayus l. Law
renee 20 Jack T Harris ami ano; l0 yrs from
Jan l. 1914: SCI 900; address ~ West lDsth ST.