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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-09-26
CITY WILL issue
FUNDING BONDS
To Redeem Outstanding War;
rants, Which Should Not
Have Been Permitted
GARBAGE DUMP LOCATED
Electric Company Consents
to Cutting Down Cost Of
Lighting Streets
GARBAGE DUMP LOCATED

The first step towards a reduction
of the tax levy for next year was
taken by the city council Wednesday
night, when an ordinance was passed
the first reading providing for the is
sue of bonds in the sum of $4,000,
for the purpose of refunding the out
standing warrant indebtedness. The
ordinance was referred to the finance
committee, with instructions to report
at the next meeting.
That a reduction of street lighting
bills is in sight is indicated by let
ter from Phillip A. Bertrand, general
manager of the Grays HarbOr Railway
& Light company which agreed to the
removal of about 20 lights. The waiv.
ing of those contracted lights is vol
untary by the company, and will be
effective when accepted by the city
and signed by Mayor France, it be-
ing so worded as not to imperil the
contract of the company with the
city.
Garbage Dump Located
The long mooted question of the
location of the garbage dump was
settled, at First and Maple streets,
and the street department was d.
rected to build the plank street neces.
q n vxy roooh Tho cito
An extra horse in the street depart
ment was ordered sold.
An ordinance was ordered drawn
for the paving of M street between
First and Market, largely for the cQn-
venience of the pupils of the Frank.
lin school.
A. 6. Theile, of Arizona, asked for
damages to his property on Michigan
avenue, and the matter was referred
to the attorney, treasurer and engi.
neer.
No bids being received for the
work on the property of Mrs. j. M.
Walker, it was left to the street CON-
mittee and the engineer to devise a
plan for the work.
Application for some changes in
the Demeree and Lowrie building was
referred to the committee.
A complaint of debris from the old
North Aberdeen bridge being left on
the property of Robert Dinse was re-
ferred.
The sum of $500 was retained from
the Barber Asphalt Co., on its Heron
street contract, until some defects
are remedied.
Wilson Bros. & Co., who are per-
mitting travel through their premises
while East Heron street is being i'm.
proved. were guaranteed against pos
sible damage suits.
But one bid was received for hay
and oats, and the clerk was directed
to readvertise.
A newspaper agent asked permits
sion to install automatic newspaper
vending boxes that will take the
place of newsboys-for a Seattle pa
per. He anticipates placing them on
telephone poles, but hasn't yet OBJ
tanned the company's permission. The
street committee will wrestle with the
problem.
Permission was granted the Order
Of Eagles to build a sidewalk under
supervision of the street commits.
sioner. A resolution was authorized
giving the Aberdeen Brewing COM
pany permission to build a walk to
make its cottages on Hume street ac-
cessible.
The sanitary commission reported
three lots on East Heron street are
in an unsanitary condition and rec
commended they be filled. The health
committee was given a week to in
vestigate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-09-26
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL ENTERTAIN

The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Mission church will hold
their annual entertainment tomorrow
evening, at eight o'clock, in the First
Congregational church, First and H
streets. Rev. A. L. Nystrom, of Sc.
attle, will deliver a lecture and re-
freshments will be served.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-09-26
HAVE HANDSOME STORE

The new store Of Blyth & Blyth,
Inc, S04 East Heron street, presents
an appearance that would do credit
to clothing store in a city of 100000
inhabitants. The front would seem
to be the last word in display win
dows, the interior is so planned as
to afford the greatest convenience
and display and the artistic effect is
very creditable to the designer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES

Charles +. Noyes leased three floors in
No. ZIG Maiden Lane to DR.. j. c. Beach
the fourth floor in Nos 40 and Az Pearl
street to the LEM Photo Engraving Com
pany; Offices in No. 26l Broadway TO Ed
win Wanger and to the Boston Specially
Company. and Offices i'm the Hanover
Building to George lIamln x Co and TO
tombstone. Whitworth a. Co.
J. {. Einstein Company leased a loft
in the Armory Building. No. 343 to 35l
Fourth avenue To Maduro Hijos a
large Central American commission house
also the eighth loft at Nos. - and II West
32d street to the New York Macintosh
Clothing Company and for Oelkers Com
pany a loft at No. @ West 18th street to
the Lily Embroidery Works.
Pease * Gilman have leased to Louis
A. Sheinart Nos. 1885 and 1857 First ave-
nue.. northwest corner Of 9th street J0X
100 feet for long term of years for a
moving picture theatre: also to the United
Cigar Stores Company the store north
west corner Of Seventh avenue and 3sth
street: space I'm No. 81 Maiden Lane to
Jacob Hebron. Incorporated: at No. 50
Maiden Lane. store 10 G. W. Hallam
The Cross & Brown Company leased to
G. r.. Fleisbach the building Nos. $40 and
sol West 18th street for term of years.
Payson Mel Merrill and Douglas L..
Gilman & co. rented for the estate Of
inson the building No. l45 East Both street
Tucker. Speyers & Co. leased offices IN
the Springs Building. No. 20 to 80 West
3Sth street. to f.. A. Lindeman: also. with
n. *. Thompson, Jr., to the Hanson
Jenks Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
APARTMENT. DWELLING LEASES.

Pcasc & Gilman have leased apart
mentS In the Osborne. 18th street and
Seventh avenue. 10 Henry " Rogers. At
No. l0i East 10Th street. To Mrs Thomas
Mckee. and at No lo2 East 18th street
TO Mrs. Won J. Wellman: To james Gay
ley. former president of the United States
Steel Corporation. large apartment m
the building Edgar a Levy H. erecting
at No. 80 Park avenue. southeast corner
Of sd street. which Will he ready in Au-
gust.
SlawsOn & Hobbs have leased he dwell
ing houses No. rs West I'D street for J.
4. Knapp TO Il. T.. Vol: No ~ IVES:
End avenue. for the Bronx Club TO C. V
Captain; No. 81 West sd street. for the
Clark estate To DR.. Morris and No 800
West 18th street. for Florence H. Firch
to J. A. Campbell.
Van Nliet q Place have rented for the
Conron Brothers Company the dwelling
house No. 35l West lith street 10 Carrie
4. Brocklaw: No. 353 West 18th street. TO
Sarah Bird. No. 2lj West 18th street To
Mary Cosby. and the corner store No 2si
West 18th street, to Paul Talt.
custave Britt has leased the dwelling
house No POI West 18th street TO John II
Tiedeman. and No. 302 West 18th street
10 DR.. John j. Shea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

The Cross e. Brown Company sofa ior
Mary Jane Davis arthur l.. Taylor at
torney in facU lot on the east side I'll
Crescent street. l75 feet south OF Bridge
Plaza. Long Island City. to the 'ou'i'''
and City Corporation. which Is to improve
tho plot for the Knickerbocker Goid fouh-
dry Company.
James H. Thomas sold for the otocN
Construction Company the TWO story
dwelling house. with store. on lot ZoN''
feet. east side OF Broadway, " feet west
of Fourteenth avenue. Long Island City'
The buyer is a grocer
Herman Frankfort sold to DICK Mandle-
baum for william Willets. jr.. his nome
and one acre of ground. southwest corhor
of central and Mcneil avenues Far i'"'A-
away. Long Island.
Arthur f. Tomlinson a co. rented AT
Arverne for L. -. Hard 10 &. J. Tomllh-
son. two cottages on storm avenue
and at Far Rockaway. for Thomas Pepper
to g. NJ. Barnett. for one year cottage
on Union street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
COSTLY MADISON AVE. BUILDING.

Plans have been filed FOR a sixteen
story Office building on the northeast cor
ner o: Madison avenue and SD street
II viii have frontage Of is5 feet ana
"A depth of % feet on the street TINS
building will be constructed To comply
with ancient restrictions regarding that
nelehborhood. In that II Will be built I'VE
feet back of thu building line. which
will prevent any likelihood of litigation ~
the future.
The first three stories of this building
viii De Of granite. with brick and terra
Gotta trim above and Ia design viii be
Of the pure Italian Renaissance style oil
architecture. ON the roof viii be studio.
The main feature will be that Of having
freproof vaults on each iioor. wher" ten
ants can store their valuable paper. etc
The Burrell Realty Corporation, of when
Lotion II. Sawson is the president. D. IN"
owner william II. Gompert is IN" aichI-
tcct. and has placed the cost at N"'W'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
BENHAM TO FLOAT TO-DAY
Rear Admiraps Daughter to
Name the New Destroyer.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, March 2l.-The destroyer
Benham will be launched at the Cramps
shipyard. Philadelphia. tomorrow. and
Miss Edith Benham. the only daughter Of
Rear Admiral Andrew j.. X. Benham.
for whom the destroyer was named. will
be the sponsor.
Rear Admiral Benham entered the navy
in l647, when fifteen wears old. as an act
ing midshipman. lie became a com
mander in 1866. and in 1885 a commodore
serving as commandant of the navy yard
at Mare Island. He was promoted 10 be
rear admiral in 1890. and served as com
nander in chief of the South Atlantic
and North Atlantic stations. He retired
in 1880. but In the war with Spain served
as prize commissioner. and later as a
member Of the board for the award Of
medals and other marks of distinction for
services In the Spanish War.
The service OF Rear Admiral Benham
on the South Atlantic station was con-
spicuous In connection with the insurrec-
zion In Brazil. On giving up the COM
mand he was highly commended by Sec
Rotary Herbert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
S30OO,0OO LOANED ON BWAY BUILDING
Interest on Mortgage on St. James Structure Ranges from
to 3R Per Cent.
OLD HOLDING ON THE LOWER EAST SIDE SOLD

to client for occupancy the two story
and cellar one-family brick dwelling
house, on lot 2OxsO feet. No. 63l 74th street.
The McInerney- Klinck Realty Company
sold the brick stable. south side of llth
street, about so feet east of Fifth avenue.
on a plot 4oxl24 feet, for Michaels Broth
ers to a client.
+. T. Newman sold for Congressman
Calder No. 43 Fuller Place. two story
dwelling house. to Willis f. STAFFORD Tor
occupancy.
Frank A. Seaver has sold about ten lois
on the northeasterly corner of Fourth ana
Ovngton avenues for Henry Sch"ape-
wede and Sarah Abrams to Ernest . Dell
Charles Buermann e. Co. have so!d NO
?50 Penn street, three story and base
ment brownstone stoop house DNlo feeI
10 a Mr.. Burns. of New ioik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22

Joseph II Fargis. ref. to Bronx Borough
Bank. 40 fremont Avenue East; Marcn w.
500. 600. AN . ,. ave
,ooxao I: Bush st, $ =, AL # W Of Anthony
ave 5OxgO: William II Walter to Mary T. w IL
fer and ano. 1856 West 10th st lmtg so;C ~
Dec 80. 1912; 500; attorney. u Frey ''|' %
CALI DWELL AVE, W s, As It OF 1Sstn
ST. 80 3xl30: Albert @ Jewett ct a. 100 20 W. ~,
Reaitv 20, 300 Broadway; March Z; $loo; az az
torney, Title "uai~ "'ee ""u
nr SaME PROPERTY; wove Realty Co to is
rael Click. $40 East l47tn st om,s ss,'s sni
March 7; 500; attorney Title Guarantee anu
Trust Co 176 Broadway . oeov,oS
DECATUR AVE. cor teeth st. 70 oxIoo'
Peter Engelskirchen to A iS rth %. sioo
at1nrneys Davis e. Davis. 81 Chambers st.
EASTcHEsTER LANDING ROAD. n s.
5l4.7 IT e OF road from New YORK 10 BOSTON
runs g -: Joseph Tesoro to Charles + watson
4oS3 I'd ave Gmtg s13,50O March 20; SOD; at
torney' William Cameron. lb4 Nassau 81.
FREEMAN ST, 800. s, 2S 1lx9O4 Frieda
y Cooper to Felix Prince 40 81 Nie 200 go
March 81: 81; attorney, Simon, 1903 Broad
HOFFMAN ST. e $. 275.lo IT Of 1s4th St,
34xl19s: Frederick J Mackenzie to Giusep 3,
DorelIo 1855 Hoffman ST. q C; March 49, 81;
attorney. Title Guarantee ana irus' ~ Nv
Broadway. .,a .. toOx
100: American Real Estate Co to Co on
stri,ction Co 51s West 156th st. March ~
stoo. attorney. + Snow Is Wall ST..
lot OH map OF Arden property: Inomaso :.
Revnolds Co to John J Hackett. 1903 Yves, oot q
81 lmtg 81, 200: Sept "A. 1911; Sl attorney
| I Rinaldi $50 Broadway. ,.-.. =. -5x
LINCOLN AVE. e S. % IT OF lS9th 81 oi, IN,
1907 George VI Curtis ref. 10 henry , ~ Gov
! ~ Fund for the Education Of Candidates 10,
| The Roman catholic Priesthood In INC roo ond
Dioceses OF the United states OF Amerie 80 a aon
Elsewhere 113 East 117th st; Mareh L. ''-'''
attorney Daniel Daily. 40 Pine st ,,,u,,o, y
LOTS to 3, parcel q. map Wi liia." 81, =
ogden; Georgette Smith TO sarah Is s'h''n' OLD
Riverside Drive: March is: ~ ,se,,, 9,
/ PROSPECT AVE. g. 125 II Oh ioo,h
,5xlS97: Louisa Adam TO Rcbecca Godpsrs'
s9s Hewitt pl. March 20; 500; attorney, Law
yers' rifle Insurance and Trust Co. 1so Broad
! TRENONT AVE &. 1853 II OF prospec,
ave 90xg9 2: susan y Rouget TO Richard ~
! Maslen. 1912 Aqueduct ave: March ~; ~ a''
! fornev LAWYERS Title CO. 160 Broadway.
| WALTON AVE. Q s, l25 n OF isls. e. c,,, III
,rrec. cameron Realty Co to Augustus smI,n
-, ii IN West l2sth st; March 10; 81: attorney
| ,ritIs Guarantee Co l76 Broadway.
! WESTMINSTER AVE. cor "n '.,o
ave 9Ox-: pew Realty Corporation to Hus,a'
! 4 Schwenk 1889 Bristow ST. Fen %. sl"' ~ a.,
/ torney Title Guarantee ana Trust w. ''
i9sTH ST. n $. 200 II OF st AIMS ave; ZoN
| 100: Mvra " Archibald ct al 70 jacob 49,
man. 555 East l4lst st; March - -. ,,r,oadwav
| Title Guarantee and Trust CO. lio Broao"as,
10TH ST. 49l and 50l East. looxlO' hu Az ~
! I,vee,ing Co 10 FIeischmann Bros Co. ooI o.n
ave. March 10 mtg Sl26. 900; 500; attorneys
! c,rcock &, Stroock. 30 Broad ST. "A.
| tSsT'II ST = s. 1l2 II W OF Bathgate ave, ~
az. Ton Evck r Beardsley. ref. TO benlam ~
| " n brown. a West 4th st; March q; Wow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
BUSINESS REVERSES.

JOSEPH r. MUNTER-Pettion filed against
Joseph II. Munter. dealer in clothing and
mems furnishing goods. at No. 1889 Broadway
Creditors-Present & Co., $780, Cohen, Gold
man & Co, s2o and ALFRED. Decker Cohn
$780, Judge Mayer appointed oliver Goldsmith
receiver bond s., 00O with authority to continue
business ten days. Liabilities are $2o,Voo'
assets $4,000. He intends to offer settle
ment TO creditors.
SAMUEL LIvINGSTON-Petiton filed against
Samuel Livingston. jobber in notions and fancy
goods at No. % Orchard street. Creditors
Charles l.. Hepburn. $Sls; Il. Gruhn Co.
s227 and b. Abramson * Bro. ~. Liabilities
are estimated at Sll500; assets. 5000.
GEORGE 4. WADDILIl-George A. waddill.
a broker, living at No. GOO West 10Th street
filed petition, with Liabilities OF s1z'oco :
assets nominal. The assets consist OF tne
Santa Rosa mine in the state of Zacatecas,
Mexico. probably forfeited for taxes; i'-'o
shares of stock of the Seguranza Mining Com,
pany pledged as collateral SUIT ssa'ns, 'n of
the Asturana Mining Company for s'i'oVo,
Mexican currency. pledged as security iol
notes. and participation on mortgase IN "a, tne
Dolores Trompeta mine near Calorce, Mexico.
unpaid balance OF s65S. Among the credltors
the Banco dc Londres Mexico OF san
Luis Potosi, S27s59, secured; Bancaria de HIPPO
tecas Prestarmos, Mexico 5000 secured
Bank OF Montreal. $50. secured. Banco Inter
Macdonald Hipotecario. sl.663: Banco de san
Luis Potosi. 5000. and p. II. Southwick' Ne"
York. $i,720. secured.
l. HAMMEL g. CO.-Judge Mayer appointed
Milton NJ. Sittenfeld receiver for J.. Hammer
& CO. manufacturers OF leather belts. etc. AT
No LOG Seventh avenue: bond. $500. Liaoilites
are SIS, 900: assets. $1,000
KLENERT & ROSENBLUTH-Schedu or
Klenert & Rosenbluth. Inc. dealers In PLUMP
ing supplies at No. 1853 First avenue, show noS
liabilities Of s22ll5; nominal assets. VS. sS'
consisting OF stock. SPLIT: trucks $3.50; ac-
counts. slS,s4S and cash. sl5s.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
ESTHER HARRIS-Esther Harris, living al
No. sos West l39th street filed a petition win
liabilities OF s.. $50 no assets
HENRY NJ SCHILLER-Henry NJ. Scnillei,
salesman. Of No 70l West l1sth street. fled a
petition. with liabilities of $500 10 two cred
itOrS. no assets. -.
JAMES j. REILLY-Jamcs !. Reilly. OF NO
300 West 14lst street. formerly sal"pnheeit'
at NJ. 2i65 Eighth avenue. filed a petition, Win
liabilities 1885,: no assets.
WILLIAM j. LINDEMaNN - William J.
IAndemann. a druggist. living al No 81 West
18th street who formerly had store az 30
go Delaney street. filed petition. with ~"
hlities of s. 90 assets. 81. one share OF stoch
in the Lindemann Drug company. The largest
creditors are Holman n Levy. S,5" se'ul'u'
and Moses Valentine. s2.i'o. secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Samson Lachman and ano. exrs. to Charles
f. Appeby; $1,000
Jacob Levy 10 Samuel Wacht: 500
Manhattan Mortgage co To Ella Irving. s. 800.
Bernard Mclaughlin TO George Hauser: 500
Miriam koerpel. admir- To Angel simpson,
eNr: 81
Angel J simpson eyr. TO Estelle Asch: s. 900
Nincenza hi Stefano to Luigi Masucci: ST.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Central MCrtga &c
co: S3S. 600
Same TO Christine q Openhym ct al trus;
ST. coo
John ' Irwin to Henry Sutphen and ano.
trus; 5000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage 60: se0,o00
Same To Ncils paulsOn. s.. 900
Same to Lawyers Mortgage CO. S3l 900.
Charles Urban 10 Frank CiZek. consideration
omitted.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 to Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. $4,000.
Same To- Marion Kahn. SIS. 600
Bronx Investment co to New York Trust Co.
$50 GOO
t:lvira J Byrne and ano. exrs. to Eivra J
Byrne. gdn. 81 900
Same to same; s.. 800
Same C. same. 5000
Same To same: $4,000
Same to same. $500
Same to same: 800
Maria Habcrman to Elizabeth J Gordon
81. 200
Joseph Marcus to Manhattan Holding Co;S
PARK Mortgage Co To John Hoyt. S22 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
RECORDED LEASES.


BOWERY. 80 "a room on gallery; Atlantic
Garden Amusement Corporation to Jacob Abra-
hams and ano; VI from Feb T. 1913; $500.
address. 80 BowcrA.
storci: Dora Sokolski and 10 Elias W
Levin Epstein. 3 yrs from MAJ !, 1918. $4,000.
address 1896 Trinity ave
LEWIS ST. II alD. Dean Holding 60 to
Todros Mazursky and ano 3 yrs from May |.
1912 81 800: address. 1872 Monroe 81.
HAMILTON PLACE. 10 I theatre, la
kota Realty 60 TO Rachel Lesser; . yrs from
LEXINGTON AVE. 2lIl and 2li3 talD.
Rachael McGrath. individually and as exr.
10 John Quinn and ano; lo'a yrs from April /.
1919: 81. 100: address. 2I53 9th ave.
STA NTON ST. II tstore and basement. Ig
natz jacobson to benjamin iIorwitz 3 yrs
from April !. 1918; $500: address. II Stanton st.
STANTON ST 10 ts;ore and basemenD
Bernard Turkel 10 Isidorc Werner. yrs and
II AMOS from June ]. 1912: $I,so0; address. 239
stanton ~.
etc); Ebling brewing Co TO Charles Wolf: 4
yrs from April I. 1913: sl.3s0; address 5i7
Southern Boulevard.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 81 ,store floor.
etc); Richard n Mitchell to Charles Wolf: > yrs
from July l. 1912: $50; address, az South
crn Boulevard.
THOMPSON ST. I43 ,store,: Domenico voIpe
to Gcnnaro D'Anna: yrs from Aug /. 1912.
S252; address. 139 Thompson 81.
WEsTCHESTER AVE. 5ss tcorner store.
etcp: Emma Schwartz 10 Thomas Kennedy:
. yrs from May !. 1913; $1,000 address, 600
Eagle ave.
lST AVE. 80 oalD Rebecca Blumenthal
10 United Dressed Beef Co: 10 yrs from oct /.
1912 s.. 800: address. rs LIST ave.
9Th AVE. i33 ana 10th 81. l0l West (alD
Ronald X Brown. trustee. to James II Acker-
man: . yrs from oct 80 1912 $500. address.
II Greenwich St
9TH ST. 434 East (store) Harriet q Coogan
10 Morris Wahrman. 10 yrs from May !. 1872.
81 200: address 1903 East 9th St
18TH ST 600 East (alD: Realty Realization
I'D s1rtHH arm
NAV l. 1912: 81. 700: address. 49, Monroe st.
nth ST go to 234 West Mfth lofp: Neslo
Building Co 10 Drug Products 60: yrs from
Feb l. 1913; 81. 400: address. go West 18th 81.
18TH ST. AS West ground floor. etc): Mary
f. Kirkpatrick and ano to John Kirkpatrick: 5
yrs from Feb |. 1913: $40: address. Az West
18th ST.
AID ST. 2i5 West tstore and basemenU
Mitchell Lehman and ano to Army and Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH 81.
Mann attain.

MADISON AVE. n cor 33d ST: for a "a
sty Offices 495x95 Burrell Realty Corpora
ton, II Madison ave. owner; W II Gonipert
I'D AVE, $, 100 II $ OF FIFTH st; for I,
/ sty boiler and engine house. 438xj34. Har.
lem River Park Co, PATS % ave. owner; /,
Hauser. 800 West 125th ST, architect cost
$1,000
32D ST. 8 $, $50 It W OF 9Th ave; for
II sty store and loft bldg, 5Oxss.8; Bradkiz.
Realty Co, 40 West 32d st. owner. Rouss 4
Goldstone, 80 West 32d st, architects; cost
s3s5,0O0
The Bronx.
CASTLE HILL AVE. =. from Backroct
ave to Watson ave: for ] sty frame shef
I2x15; Church of the Holy Family. on prsm
less. owners: Henry Koelble, II Nassau q
architect: cost. 800.
OAKLAND PL, 5 W cor Prospect ave- for I,
q sty brk tenmt, 25x90: Moorehead Realty M
Construction Co. Robert Moorehead, 4l5 Ear
140th ST. president. owner; Edward J Byns
1929 Sd ave. architect; cost. $3.50
10TH ST, S. from Hughes to Belmont
ayes: for sty brk tenmt. 96x9O; AIef
Construction Co. Israel Wolf. 1928 Marnion
ave. president. owners; Goldner Godberr
3O1 Fast 149th at, architects; cost, SIS 200.
FIELDSTONE RID, s, IS II n OF 25eth q,
for a 2l7 sty frame dwlg, 2lx40; Dr.. Johs r
McGrath. 254 w 11sth At. owner: William 4
Kenny 40 West 259th ct. architect; cc,t
81, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate TX
change salesroom. Nos II and 10 N's"!
street.
g., Joseph T.. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1882 20 1855 COZ
is5th It, ssilXl01. 6-story tcninent ana stores.
sold 10 " W blair for $4,000 also.
18th 81. t0i East. . s. 1866 II of III ave.
25s9S Q. 5-story tenement, sold 10 the plhintin
for Sliyc0. also
10TH Sr. lGl East n :. - n of LeNing-
ton ave 25xlDD II. t-stOry tenement, sold 10
the plaintiff for $1,000 also.
lGi~T ST west. >. $50 n Of Fort Wash
ingrOn ave. 3lx3ox2Sx30. vacant. sold To IA and
Mandelbaum for Se..,5. also.
iGST ST West. =. 2llt II Of Broad
way. s7x5a TO Fort Washington. ave Ni5xss 3.
vacant. sold TO II Mandelbaum for s. o25
At the Bronx exchange:
By Joseph 4. Day
MGRAW AVE. lSss. n :. 90 II NJ White
Plains Road. 25xlCo. sold to the plaintiff for
So 900
By Samuel Goldsticker
MORRIS AVE. =. 2i7.l Il II Of ls2d It, 25N
III lIx25xi22I; vacant; sold TO the plaintin Tor
S. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
C0WLES TO HEAD FLEET
To Relieve Switzerland at San
Francisco.
from The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington. March H.-Rear Admiral
Walter C. Cowles. now on duty as com
mandant at Honolulu, has been ordered
to San Francisco to await further orders
10 duty in command of the Pacific fleet.
On his arrival in San Francisco it is ex-
pected that he will receive instructions
as to when and where he will relieve
Rear Admiral William II. II. Souther-
land.
The Colorado. which is the flagship Of
the Pacific feet, is now on duty in
Mexican waters
Rear Admiral Charles B. T. Moore Will
succeed Admiral Cowles in the command
of the naval station at Honolulu. He
has just been on duty as commandment Of
the naval station at Olongapo and
CQVitA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
1896. 900 32D STREET BUILDING.

Plans have been nlcd Tor seven
teen story store and lott building ON I'D"
south side of ga street 10 feet west al
Finh avenue. for the Bradkiue Realty
Company. of which Joseph VI. Brady Is
IN. president. This building Will have a
frontage Of - feet and q depth OF NJ
feet. with an extension. and VIII nave
facade of brick with limestone and terra
Gotta trim. and Rouse ~ Goldstone. the
architects. have placed the cost AT $siJ'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

Robert FIRTH and Henry Pierson & Co.
sold the. dwelling house No. 52 Pacific
street to n client for investment: also.
with David Engel. No. l75 Dufiield street,
a dwelling house. which is to be used for
business.
Tutino e. Cerny sold for Louis Engel