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ca and Oscar Miller. contractor.

str,ctjon Co and Oscar Miller, contractors
an 31 AVE. W cor 9sth st. l45xi1o: Geo aer-
rit, Ward Inc. agt Manhattan Ry Co. owner
interSorough Rapid Transit Co. lessee: Hudson
Au2 Msson; c lssSf lessee. emu s,s TO =.
4TU AVE 40; Benjamin Griffen agt 40
Fourth Avenue co. owner; passa.ant Co.
94Tu ST 43 and Al west: Pittsburgh Plate
Glass co agt Rosdorf Co, owner and contrac-
sefH ST. 500 West; adam T.Jn Kerr as' u MsTy
Maude. Annie and Mona Fogarty' owners;
Layrnan. contractor: s134 80.
42D sT. $40 West; Henry Banman agt Park
TiIford, owners; " smith, Inc eon'rac-
SANE PROPERTY; Louis Bellemors ast
SANE PROPERTY; Patrick Fahey ast
list ST. 1872 East. Louis Bellemore agt
Ralph W Lobenstein, owner; W f Smith, Inc,
SAME PROPERTY; Harry Brown ast same.
SANE PROPERTY: Henry Bauman ast
SAME PROPERTY; James Fox ast same;
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Mosache as'
SANE PROPERTY; Edward Lanslos sst
SAME PROPERTY: VIM Telling ast same
125TH ST. 800 West; John II Nickisch ag'
Josenh Roschoff, owner; Thomas Machinski.
contractor. $40.
WEBSTER AVE. 3O91: Hull Grppen Co sgt
German Real Estate Co. owner and contractor
S}s IS.
4eT'H ST 16 East; John Barry agt Julia
Ward owner: Martin & Mande, Inc, con;rac-
tor; Sl3s.
I,iTH ST. 6ij to si9 West: Ludwig Kauf-
man et al agt Realty & Commercial Co, owner
and contractor Sjs 30
18TH ST 2ls and 800 East. Krazemeier 4
mi 81 Annie Hpcnsfim. owner ana COnsfaf-
tor. Max Hochstim contractor; 1925 SO.
iTH AVE. 40: = g Stuart co agt $40
Fourth Avenue CO. owner: Reliance Construc-
ton 60. contractor: 500 O61 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Chas II Darmstadt agt
ifn Fourth Avenue CO. owner; PassaNant &
Co lessee: r g Stuart 60. contractor; ST. l22 %
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At the Bronx Exchange
By JOscuh f. paN
RECORDED LEASES.
with name ana address Of lessee


EAST BROADWAY aG5. corner store.
Joseph Nid,otzkv TO Louis Yandoli. = yrs from
May !. 1872: $50. address. 1851 Inter,ale ave.
STON ST u cor of bedford 81 lG3 TX
irrcg all. Grcayilc Kane Of al To- Dumeuick
Eorcen0 and ano. II yfs from March - 1913:
taxes and $3.50. address, $685. i9th ave.
BrOokhu.
JAMES 81. .. gard and hsllway: Michael
Durdnte TO Louis Gordon ] 81 and - DAYS
from April -. 1872. $500: address. 1850 canal
JEROME AVE. :. at line mnd Frcdcricl,
Sqiradors. 12jN1jo. all. Dennis " Moran 10
Marguerite Muller: = yrs from April l. 1913.
81 2UN address 1900 Jerome ave
LEXINGTON AVE. ~. 3 sly bldg: Mary F,
Ncl<'ssOn 10 Henry Claassen. = yfs rom
March IL. 1913. $500. address, 49, West iGth
PROSPECT AVE. 59i to coo. all. Gorham
Realty 60 10 Joseph JoVans; . yrs from April
/. 1913. Sl0.0.o: address. II East 18Th st.
WILLIS AVE. IA. store and basement.
Hiram /. Phelps TO Richard ! Wallace. :, yrs
rom May l. 1913; Sl2cD, address. ios East
i35th St
from May !. 1913. $500. address. II cherry
Henry " wenig 10 US from Aprii i. iors;
81 2r0; address. is 9Th ave.
9TH AVE. 257 all; James Egan TO Edwin F
Grant; yrs nom Feb l. 1913. $4,000: ad-
sTH AVE. >94. part Of store: Nathan F'eer
20 Eva + Grobe:'. yrs from Aug u. 1911;
sow, duuIcNS' NlH ave, u'' 131 and Jith SIS.
33p IT. | 10 - East. 9Th loft: Mh Avenue
and sd Street Go 20 Ludwig +; Goetz OF al:
yrs and mos from May l. 1913; 81 800:
address 100 Madison ave.
BOTH ST. u East. all. Lila l.. Thompson.
eNtTx to Emil Fraed. II yrs from Sept l.
1912: 81 coo. address. go West 18th ST
18Th Sr. - and - West: eth loft: Arthur
Franscnstein to cowen 90: WIS and :
mos from July l. 1913. $500: address. West
3Sih -.
i2D ST. II To 10 West. all. estate Eugene
\ Hoffman. inc. 90 state Realty 90: II yrs
from May I. 1873 hrs. nine wears mtg So 500
and other 900. address II West 42i 81
103D ST, 10 - - East, all, Joel VI Marx 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
HOSPITAL TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed for the con-
struction Of the new hospital building
for the New York Homeopathic Medicai
School and Flower Hospital. This build
ing will be five and six stories high and
will he located on the southwest corner of
Avenue a and cath street. on plot - *
40 feet. The architects. Delano n AID
rich. have estimated the cost al $1,000.
II will be used for private patients only,
and i'm the basement will be a kitchen and
large dining room to supply the doctors
and nurses from all parts of the buildings
OF the hospital
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LIS S.

9th ST. 100 West. charles = Blanev ast
fcorold Ioew 81 al faction 10 declare con-
Ve,auce void. etcI; attorney. j Irt!oW.
1rI AVE : q cor OF itlth -. +2.llNloo
rotrcla q chaplin AFT Harris son Realty
go ct IA tam'udcd foreclosure or mtg. at
tornry. i ~ Judge. ~
DAILY AVE. e. S. iOl n II NJ 10th 81.
~ .NN56. Catherine Darling act lie Van VI
Hurt 81 al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney
y {. O'ReillV
WASHINGTON AVE. " .. 80 n Of i63d
st. - GNagg. Washington ave. :. 3i6 n
n ~ 1891 g. - 6Na9 II. Abraham Solotoron
act Rice Fitzgerald building 60 faction q"
forcclose mechanics lirnl. attorney, l. Susman
PARKER AVE. " 4. 325 IL of Lyon ave"
"5xt8o. Robert T. Schorah agt Elizabeth g
Fonda 81 al ,amended foreclosure Of mtg :;
attorneys. Clo-ke. Koch n Redy
EDGECOMBE AVE. " cor ~ l3ith -,
900 lUx3i vale Realty Go agt sutherland
Realty 90 tspccihc performance attorney
i - Shapiro.
GRAND ST. 534. sigmund Ashncr agt
BENJAMIN Rubcnst"in ct al foreclosure "t
mtgl: attorneys Goldfogle. Cohn 4 Lind.
CROTONA AVE. II cor 81 l7oth 81. - ~
los Andrew Wissemann agt Josephine
Icahy tf"reoiosu OF mtg. attorney, q
Davis
3STu So 30 20 e3l West. Max Thorn ast
Realty Holding 60 az al tpartitionD. att"r-
nrv. J Miller.
l70Tu ST. G9f East. Elizabeth Reid ast
Rosa Alucri 81 al foreclosure Of mtg; at
torneys Reynolds. Richards n McCutcheon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

AVENUE A. . cor Gath ST for a 3 and
s'y hospital ~ 4xl40; New York Homeopathic
Medical College and Flower Hospital. owners
Delano q Aldrich, East 33th -, architects
$4,000
i2i1H ST. g. 100 It a Of Morningslde ave,
Tor chapel tent Mrs : Cameron. 81 East
3>th st. owner; DOW 1913 East 23d 81.
architect. $500.
NERMILYEA AVE. =. 200 Il v Of Acsd-
omv st. f'r a ST. hrehouse. f2X12 city y,
owner. Dennson. Hirons x Derbyshire. 40 5'h
ave. architects. $500.
18TH ST. Do - lO1 n % iiih ave. for A
3 sly stable 75sa- $50 West i4'h street GO. GO.
$50 West il'h 81. owner. r Jacobsen. l32 East
.id 81. architect ST.
10TH ST s. 1868 r. - of let ave- for an
open air show NJ 4 y W MeGuinness' 30, aSi
Iaath ~. architect. $1,000
The Bronx.
el7TH 81. p s. ~ Il Of Pauldlns ave;
for = ~t' frame dwe. 2lx33; susan Aus'ln'
1928 OuuriI" ave. owner. James Anderson
1880 Walker a'o. architect. $500"
IsNTfl 20 V ror Briggs ave. FOR sly
frame Store, 3i sN3l IN. Henry Plate. ls.t
Cedar at,. owner. FRANZ Nolfgang. 80 East
I77th &c. architect. $500" mi.
FOR thr,. = stv hrk tennis 3jX70s. 45x9l and
45Nn2. OIc g. Bartelson. lN2i ~ and Park ave,
owner. Charles Schaofer ID 60. iol fremont
ave. architect total cost $40 O'
f5fTU ST n " cor Walton ave; for Two -
s,y hrk tennis. - 2xs6lo ana %ix"9 10.
Aaoiph WoNl.r. 2O4 Bush 81. owner. charles
>rh,efcr Jr 90. 4ol fremont ave. architect
I7ep ST. $ :. laG q . of 81 ave: for q sty
trt amusement hall. 3lXpi Marie Futgi -.
Croioua ave. owner: Franz NotSans' bib last
ISoTU ST I. Io4 n % Of Washington ave.
for three 80, brk tcnmts 42xllis ana
10 10. john OLeary. 99l East iS1th St owner
John p Bo,and. Fordham Road aoo ana WEBSTER
TOWNDOCk ROAD. -. % n " ~ Nalen
,iro ave: FOR a sly frame dHg. 2iX53 Jacob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

BARROW ST. :. 100 Il w Of Washington
ave. 1ON -. Thus VI Mccarthy 10 Emigrant
Industrial Savings Rank. ~ Chambers 81.
March -: . yrs. s2j.0OO. attorney. William
& DER. - chambers ~.
LEXINGTON AVE. ca. r.. 3fypoG. Ger
trude \ Nnudcrbcck to United states Trust
60. irus. - wall 81. yrs. ~ per cent:
March 20. $40 800. attnrne.. TIL" Guarantee
and Trust 90. 11G Broadway.
MADISON AVE. cor Of i3tth ST.
~ l1xi0. Max " Solomon to Sarah T. Cook.
81 East 3sth 81. March =" tprior mtg 10000
due a. per bond 81 900. attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust 60. i16 Broadway.
STANTON ST lo1. 2Ox 100: Ben iamln
Silberman 10 Is,dore Kalfus. 1917 Stanton st
prior mtg $lJuool; March 10. u yrs. u per
cent. $4,000. attorney. + kunstlcr. 1876 Riv-
ingt,n -.
STH AVE. cor Of ii9th 81. 25xs0.
Equitable Trust 90 ct al. trus. To Equitable
Trust 90. 81 wall st. ~ al. trus: March 10
due March l. 1916. $40. 800
18TH ST. 323 and 328 West, sty hrk.
40. Gx9so. crest Holding co to Albert Jar
mulowsky al. exrs 1905 Madison ave
prior MT. s25.0O0); March ~: | W. per
cent. S2o,D0o. attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ancc and Trust 90. 100 Broadway.
Bad ST. = ~, n Of 9th ave 2Jx9S q .
sarah Goldberg Ia kath I.aub. "a 10Th ave
March 90: yrs. per cent: 81. 400. attor-
neys. Wolf &, kohn. 2o3 Broadway.
BETH ST. - To 80 West 3 sly brk COX
?S.9 - West 35th ST 90 10 Albert - chaplin.
Erie. Penn; Jan - (prior mtg sj5G.7j0). du.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
and TRANSFER CCMPAHt.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to eavud hat
evrrv individual hereinafter mentiohen, e III
ON TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY or ~ "a ~
INA the following goods VIII be su., he
pI'RIJC AUCTION At the ~areroot.s SEER
cI.,pDIAN STORAGE AND TknNNh - .
COMPANY Nos sol and @o3 West -. and
I'm the Borough Of Manhattan "a -.
countv of New York. az 1880 \ VI, Cor
cover the amount due upon sara so,ar, 10
storage charges upon the same pui on
law. and such sale will be coh.an LII sald
EACH SUCCESSIVE TUESDAY UNIV"
goods shall be sold .o ,,tss IDA
j. ". ALMY. barrels. SSf 81, z.
RARNES, barrels $1,000. Mfs' ,.ocAN,
BROWN. picture. S2023 MIS-. j. Goes.
heds. ice box etc $50. 40; Mrs. /. r" ,,rs c.
WELL. rugs mirrors. etc, $3.50 80 Mrs r.
DOYLE desk chifonier. etc, 800 Mrs E.
\ r. DE RAY. type. etc. SILL sal 90:
CASEY BROS, for Mrs f.. DANiSIir Ks
soniers carnets. etc. S4l.0O. J. NJ e, "a.
trunk sI2.2o W. FLORENCE. trunk S. p
Mrs. NJ. GILLEN. beds, etc, $50 ~. UAss.
u. HUSTON beds. etc. w !" T trunk.
trunks. $3.50: Miss RUTH JET OK. Mr..
slI.o5: @. T.. MORDECAi. cases. etc.
H. g INQUIRE sideboard: tsoies, rrsls,
$50 90. Mrs A. MURPHY. dresser, are.
etc. siS95: Mrs Il. MILES. brass oe,schjnA
734: Miss G. NlEBUHR. sowing ,pnSON,
etc. s27O5: Mrs. F. y. OTTEMMiER
books. etc. 5000: Mr.. W. EssnasIief.
trunk. sIG45: 7. &. WHlTNEi' g., *. H.
SOS 20: Mrs J. wHELAN trunk; Miss b
: WILSON mirror. etc, s."oV'
WADSWORTH. box. $40 xsvru co
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TkANS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
LEXINGTON AVE. CORNERPARC
Quick Disposal to Operators of Former Nursery Hospital Prop
critics Purchased at Auction
DR.. REGINALD H. SAYRE SELLS EAST 18TH ST. HOUSE

ner to Morris Borko, for term of
years
Amos r. T.. Pinchot leased the ground
Noor in No 9307 Broadway. between SD
Fields dealers in furs and dresses. now
AT No. 800 Fifth avenue.
Mccarthy & Fellows leased for ten
years the seventh floor in the Schneider
Anderson Building. Nos rs and Is West
10Th street. to f.. -. Anthony. ladies'
tailor. also. leased the eleventh floor IN
Nos Il and 80 West street 10 Charles |.
Hills.
Ewing, Bacon a Henry leased store III
the Terminal Building. No. 1903 Park ave
nue., for a term of years. to the Eugene
DivtZCen Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Van Norden & Wilson have leased tn"
Empire Theatre, at Red Bank ana the
Empire Theatre. at Railway. y. j., both
for a long term of years. The lessee i
the Dan Casey Company, which will re-
model both places.
The Hobokcn Land and Improvement
Company has leased to the BJur Light
and Motor Company the north half Of
the ground floor and the entire fourth
and fifth floors in the new Terminal
building, in Hoboken.
Pease & Gilman have rented for Louis
T. Walter his house at Wave Crest. Far
Rockaway. Long Island, to william
Whitehead Ladd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
TOUR OF NAVY YARDS BEGUN

washington. March 2.-FTankIin u.
Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy visited the Washington navy yard
to-day and made the first of series of
inspections which will include visits To
every navy yard on the Atlanuc coast.
lie was accompanied by Rear Admiral
Twining and Commander Palmer, aid TO
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr. Roosevelt will probably inspect the
Philadelphia and New York yards next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
ARMY LOSES AlCATRAZ
Famous Military Prison To Be
Used for Civil Offenders.

San Francisco March 20.-Alcatraz ISL
and. known as "the rock" is TO be aban-
doned as a military prison. and is to he
used for the Incarceration Of federal civil
offenders. according to THE San Fran
cisco Chronicle" to-day.
No prisoner. 1t is said. has ever escaped
from there alive. 1t Is in the channel In
side the Golden Gate and swept by such
fierce currents that no swimmer can
reach the mainland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
MORTGAGE COMPANY OFFICERS.

At the election Of officers of the New
York Mortgage ard Security Company
held yesterday. the entire board was re-
elected, as follows: Clinton II. James
president; John d. Crimmins. vice-presi-
dent: Cyril II. Burdett, secretary; Ger
hard Kuehne. treasurer. and Chauncey II.
Humphreys. assistant treasurer. The
Office OF assistant secretary was added
and e. H. Pulls was elected TO hll the
rev office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 20

REcE ST. : : 100 fl " Of Avenue 81 John
Manhattan Rolling NH agt Ostro Construction
60 II al. March ,. 1913 toy bond; S22
BROADWAY cor slst st. Tornatore 4
al. Feh g. 1913 cancelled: 81. 245.
LORILI.ARD PLACE. " 8. 81 II OF lSSth
81. Oriental Fircproof Sash and Door 20 agt
FIavius Improvement co 81 al, March D. 1915
$40
BROADWAY n cor sist st: same agt
same: Feb q. 1913: Sl245
SAME PROPERTY. James Mclaughlin ast
same. Feb I. 1919: 81 15s 80
WALES AVE. n 1921 ST. Peerless
Heater 90 agt Charles Pfriemer 81 a.. March
:. 1913: 500.
BECK ST = g 100 q ~ Avenue - John
Harry Zudol agt Ostro Construction co et al ;
Jan 20 1913: slNJ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
The Bronx.

1s2D STREET-kurz Cren, in c"nlInc-
ton vim + sheldon Robinson. have sold ,or
the Benenson Realty Company 40. 40 East
lG2d street between Washington and Mcir1sc
avenues. d six story new law house, on I"t
81 GX1uO feet. TO an investor
FREMONT AVENUE-Eichard r. Maslen
has bought from the Syme estate the Tot 10
100 feet on the sout. side Of fremont avenue
- feet west 81 Prospect avenue.
10TH STREET-Richard H. Scobie has sold
FOR George Daker. Of Utica, y. ', the Il"'
5NxlO4 feet on the north side Of l76th street.
145 fee, west Of Southern Boulevard and Gro
tona Parkway TO the Dryer & Carey con
struction Company. which Will erect hN"
story twenty family apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
BROADWAY APARTMENT SOLD.

Frederick Zittel 4 Sons and the firm Of
Leonard 2 Carpenter have sold for Nh.
NJ. H. French Clarcmont Hall. 1T the
northwest corner Of ll2th street and
Broadway. q seven story hoCsc. on q plot
lOoX10o feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Plans for Reorganization OF
Cavalry Arm To Be Tried.
fFrom Tn. Tribune Bureau

WASHINGTON, MdTtH ~.
TEST TO BE MADE IN ARIZONA
Officers Of the cavalry branch of the army
are discussing the proposed reorsani2a-
ton OF that arm. board OF cdNdHE
officers has been in session for several
months with Brigadier General l.. D.
NcClernand now retired, as It's presl-
dent The board visited Europe ana III
vcstigated the cavalry organization oil
the British and Continental armies ana
since its return has been engaged in pre-
paring a general scheme which VIII De
tested nv q brigade composed of the 9Th.
9th and 18th Regiments of cavalry IN
Arizona These commands VIII De con-
ccntrated in the neiGhborhood al fort
Huachuca. and will be maneuvred LOT
the benefit OF the cavalry organization
board which will proceed to Arizona early
in May.
\ difference Of opinion among the eN-
perts prevails concerning exactly how the
cavalry should be organized and to what
extent there should be an increase IN
the numerical strength Of the troops.
While some Of the cavalry experts believe
there should be a material increase IN
opinion that the number of regiments
should be increased. it is also realized
that it will be difficult to obtain an!
legislation which increases the cost Of
maintenance of the military establish
mcnt
THE ILLINOIS ASSIGNED TO NIL
DIES The third class men of the NaVa'
Academy are to have ship to them-
selves for their summer practice cruise
for the Navy Department to-day ordereu
the commandant Of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard TO place the battleship Illinois III
commission and prepare TO take the MO
dies aboard at date to he fixed ia'ei'
The Illinois is attached 10 the Auanu'
reserve feet and is commanded oy Gap
tain LLOYD II. Chandler. Members OF lhe
first and second classes OF the Academy
will be apportioned among the vessels u
the Atlantic feet, as has been the custom
in past years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MARCH %

SIMPSON ST : " cor lG1d 81, TjiNl2oi
cav Morteage 60 loans simpson Fox Realty
Corporation SlOp.OUo
FOX ST. g cor lGid 81. l2sXN6 same loans
same Sli5.oOH.
FOX ST. junction Of simpson st. $50 tx
LIZ |. same loans sumo $50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Lowenfeld & Prayer and Levine d
Kemptner Yesterday sold the southeast
corner of Lexington avenue and DIST
street and the northeast corner of Lex
ington avenue and 5Oth street. These
parcels form part Of the New YORK
Nursery and Childs Hospital site. which
was sold at auction by Bryan l.. Ken
nelly in the Nesey street auction room
on March 10 last Bing e. Bling are the
buyers. and II is understood the sites will
be improved with apartment houses
At the auction sale the parcel at the
southeast corner sold for 1920, while
the larger one, at the northwest corner
went for SCI, 800. The properties disposed
Of Yesterday were sold at substantial
advance price from that received for
them at auction.
Purchase by the Markwin Realty Cor
poration announced in this column yesteT-
day involved more than the Columbia. a
five story apartment house. al the north-
west corner of Lexington avenue and S'th
street. Two adjoining dwelling houses
Nos l31 and 1873 East S1th street, were
also purchased for the corporation by
Dun & Conger. respectively, from MIS-.
Susan Titus and Mrs. Augusta Deiches.
The entire properties have a frontage of 60
feet on the street and zoos feet on Lexing-
ton avenue. adjacent to a station in the
new subway. Heilner Wolf Inc are
interested with the Markwin Corporation
in this purchase
Or. Reginald H. Sayre has sold to c. ID.
Squer. No. East 45th street. four
story dwelling house. on lot 25Xl'.5 feet
80 feet east of the rectory of the church
Of the Heavenly Rest. which fronts on
Fifth avenue. Adjoining the easterly end
of the property is The nine story Home
club. The holding price is reported at
$4,000 Or. Squier gave in part payment
the four story dwelling house. on lot IN
100 feet. No 1G East Goth street The
Douglas Robinson, Charles :. Brown
Company negotiated the trade. 1t is said
that the 18th street house Will be- altered
for business purposes.
Slavson & Hobbs have sold TO an IN
weston for the Koch Realty Company N.
five story apartment house 40. 100 West
lS0th street on plot 591oXlool0 feet.
Another apartment house Improvement
is forcshadowed for the upper West Side
i'm the sale by Caroline {. Thompson ana
Francis b. Leigh. respectively, of the two
four story dwelling houses. ON plot BIN
1908 feet, at Nos 101 and l"9 West $50
street The buyer is q builder. VINO j.
also said to be negotiating for the t""
similar houses to the west al Nos Ill ano
49, owned by Mary J. Canavan and the
estate Of Jacob Hays, respectively. Will
lam H. Hays. executor for the HAYS
estate. said yesterday thai no iransac-
ton had yet been closed for No. ll3.
other sales announced Yesterday fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Tuie Abclman; yrs from Feb l. NO. -
i0n. address. II East lolst 81 ,.,,o , tIfr-
18TH ~ 49, East. an ,el I'm Ian
i 9I.,. Sa5i: address. 10 East i7'th stuar, =,
.oi1'H ST. 49, East store. , RS from Sept
i''i.m p" .,,.1 = ldr,rs 2gg9 Webster ave.
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HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

10TH ST WEST Attractive floor, thrs'
rooms. bath. kitch.uette. 10 beautiful private
house: suitable for $50 or three bachelors. t.r-
nished or Unfurnishod. maid service y u
sired Phone 1850 columbus.
FOUR housekeeping rooms facing 5ToadNds, ,
-. ricif, shower telephone and elevator
service. silver and linen complete $40 ami >l-
Apartment IS J6l West l43d s..
STPLET-Furnishe or UNFINISHED. hand,
some apartment. , large sunny rooms.
haths. overlooking Hudson. tal after !
noon. Apt. 10, 60l West ll9i1-
Attn ST. 10 WEST-Attrsc'ivo small ktch-
enetts apartments: concessions for sum-
rlor WARNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY

AfNMl
t;e,,,o,ar, Colonel WILLIAM L. KENl.Ef
,th Field Artillery to recruiting service ron
army and Navy General Hospital. iio'
springs. TO 81 Louis .I,~t,s in
Lieutenant Colonel DAVID j.. SHAME, - =,
spector general. from Fort Ld'en""'h "
Major WILLIAM r. WOoTEN. corps 81 ene'
nosrs from Fort De Russy 10 Honolulu.
1,aior SNNI'EL g. JONES. cavalry. dcialle'
ON. chief of the Division Of Militia Anais
CAPTAIN ROBERT G. 10y ms'.s' ~, i,ri,
f~om Iatternan General Hospital. San ia"
isro a. Fort Bayari General Hospital
captain LOUIS l. \AN sci ~ .,,ii i,,.'
ca isatr}' WILSON b BCRTT 10Th Infantry
EDUCATIONAL second Lieutenant john 9; DO4
WXLS. corps Of engineers To NaSi'"S''''
lar. ssT,"'S Of absence: Major ULYSSES g.
ALEXANDER. 18th Infantry one llon,
captain GEORGE Is. POND. 9uar,e''Nyt w.,
corps' one month from April ~ MAO
HENRY PAGE. medical corps three in".. l ~
and eleven DAYS from June y Cap,a,n
JOHN " CRAIG. l2th Cay9TI, one IN ,','' In
Cartain LOUIS J. Van SCHAi'N' If'' ]"
fantry. to April II
NAVY.
1.car Admiral ALBERT MERIT. placed IN
retired list March -. ,-, ,.,.,r
commander o. i. JACK son detached n.''aO
81 ordnance. TO the North DAKOTA "S '"''"
live officer. April 10. ,., o.,
commander f. II. CAMPBELL. detached ll'
North Dakota. AIril 10: home await oIde,
tacbcd command the OsccOla. command u''
pos,sWain n f. COOK. detached receiving
shin AZ Norfolk: the Illinois 90
RoatsUain 2 +. HOSMER. detached ~" 10
Ilnois TO navy yard. Charleston April l"'
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHlPS.-The
following movements of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 1s-The California, at san Francis, %.
March 1e-The Ajax, at Algiers; the PetTel az
Guantanamo; the Saturn. at san Dlseo'
SAILED
March ls-The California, from Tiourn io'
san Francisco. .,...
March 19-The California from san Francisc'
for san Diego: the Glacier. from san iran
cisco for Guymas. the Nashville, from Ne"
orleans for Galveston; the Castine. Inc
Tonopah the D-1. the Do the D-3 anc
the FL from Nuevitas for Jacksonville, me
Rrutus, from Beirut for Malta the Osceola
from Norfolk for Guantanamo; the CuIsos
from Vera Cruz for Tampico: the Dixie me
Roe, tire Drayton. the Mccall. the Pauidins
the Henley, the Sterett. the Warrington. me
Monaghan the Ammen, the burrows. me
Patterson the Trippe, the jenkins, th'
Jouett and the Tanning. from Guantanamo
FOR Guacanayabo Bay.