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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-26
List Of Victims.

Tho following is tho list OF all nlsn'
licenses To he revoked, as gwen out ~
tho Mayors office:
IN, Fats, COMPANY. 10. 1877 Broaaway.
Nurray.s 30 22G and - West 42d street
Iouf. Martins 40. 1lJi RioadnaF.
W J. Funston Cacks No. ''' "'N'" ~
Tcd Ilcrcierc. No GGi Eighth avenue.
r. p paaden 80. 40 West ~ street
Hcuiy Ot'rdorf. No ~" Wes, 7ue
q H. p.ssuhardt. No. loi South street
Man Schneider. No. isG Atlantic avenue
Tbon,as Pagan Ncs 656 ana 65s Third ave
Maru's Hotel company. sos Jos and ITO
We-t :.Sth s'r""i
William o'connor 40 7ol Eighth aNenu''
John HiU.rheck. 80. 81 william f'i"''.
y = M,permotf. so. - sixth avenue.
Bridge tafe company. No. 100 lars Row.
1t.ms, b. ,'or,oran 70 So sixth avenue
Sophie S.rnald. 80 GIG sixth avenue.
,icN Ues.o 80. 2ni William street
,.r,rl,s f-trthuann. 40 - 20 - Park 70"
Frari " Eao. 40 a@' Atlantic avenue
Csf@ Rsui. company. Nos. aud 10 Ne,ins
street Hro'Elfu.
Robert = IUiot. 80. i53 chambers street.
iar., - Douucil No 1921 Hroaiway.
'u'heru. Browne. 80. - Myrtle avenue
r. r,anncry. Nos rs and 10 East i:d
,nurrh.us. 50 1909 to 1911 Broadway.
George vs. Becker. Nos 9S7 ami $50 Eighth
areulr.
ehanie,'s Sos 1901 and 1922 Hroaloav
Siistc & son. 80. 900 fulton street. Brook
ifu..
,'af@ Hcseucc. 30 10 West 39th street.
vi -hasI lorio 80 - Duane street.
Martinique Hotel. 32i ant 33d streets snf
Dr1adrsy.
Adolph iorber 40 i,?o RroalUay
Gustav Hclswcnsor. sos. - and 80 East
lipfh street
otto e.. Reith. 80 go Atlantic avenue,
FfoollNu
lois llcsman SO se5 Fulton street. Brool.
lfu
Rotor g. WIFE. so 80 Fulton street.
lruoI.it o.
'lf-cI 60 Mi-haud 80 l,s; Rrosdoay.
William Wciniann. jr. No 1872 -. Nlcho-
las avenue
creole, square Hotel Comrany so 1885
E-0atpar
William Thomas. Nos s5s and 80 seventh
~ euu'.
Fitzgerald CaN Company. 80 ~: BROAD
Uay
Arthur Gocrhc 40 10 West 3s,h street.
Jacob Viewers No Gl2 Sixth avenue
Marlborough Blenhcim company. 40. 1858
Ifg4buar
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AoUEOUCT LABORER KILLED..

Peter Anderson. Of No SS Henry street
Erooklyn. a laborcr on the new aqueduct.
was killed in Shaft No. q. at clinton and
South streets. Yesterday afternoon by
falling ninety feet from a platform to the
bottom of the shaft.
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Ready for Opera War.

Therefore. any opposition on the part
of tho Metropolitan opera Company can
only he n certificate OF fear Of my abill-
ties or lusty ventilation of grudgc and
personal dislike I nave no partner. no
banker or financial assistance from any
body. | bought the property in my name.
] will build II I'm my name. ! intend to
conduct the opera III my name ana win
my brain, an opera conservatory VIII he
in connection with this opera house. sing
ers must be taught to unlearn and learn
10 sing ia pure, Understandable English.
| appreciate the enormous difficulty that
is before me i'm this respect.
There must he nothing provincial. New
Workers. are the best unsteady educated
people IN the world. Not AT any price
would they accept anything inferior than
what ! offered them In grand opera IN
nv Manhattan Opera House; anything
short of this means failure. Presentation
Of opera in English by nomadic companies
are Illustrations I expect TO begin VII"
the erection of the house within Two
" eeks Nv plans are in the hands of the
architect, w. McEfatrick. contracts are
being given out now: scenery and cos
tunes for a representation of at least
twenty repcrtory operas arc IN mana.
The formation Of the chorus, all Amorl-
can. ballet and the army OF adjuncts VIII
he made speedily. Ny artistic ensemnl"
can Only be completed slowly and delib-
erately: they must sing In pure American.
The house will be known as the Amer,,
can Grand Opera House. think VIII
open Monday. November 10. at o'clock.
Mr. Hammerstein received the report
ers in the evening In his office above
the Victoria Theatre. He was in high
good humor
Defies Metropolitan to Stop Him.
81 have announced my scheme he
said "and 1t is now up to the Metro
politan to stop me II they can and wish
TO. They cannot stop me from building
my opera house, and when II Is IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-26

Tho following is tho list OF all nisht
licenses to he revoked, as give" o"' ~
tho MAYORS office.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

George W. Silsby. sales manager OF the
Alec Building Company. solo plots d.
Mapleton Park TO the kraslow Construc-
ton Company, corner Of 64th street ana
Twentieth avenue. adjoining the IWen-
tieth avenue station, and 10 Louis Gold'
corner Of SOD street and Twentieth ave
nue.: also one-family dwelling houses on
65th street No 2l14 TO p ). Levy, no.
2O50 70 James Spence, No 2013 10 henry
Wilkins. No. 2l53 to Henry Hart, No. 20i
10 James Rudd. No 059 10 Harry Segooi
and No 2O36 70 T. jennings also on o9tn
street No 2l42 % ii. g. Clapp. No. Zlbl
20 Donald Mars No. 2ll6 70 Charles
Reese. No 2C73 SD street 20 William kalt-
house No 2l26 64th street to a. philips
and No. 1865 6lst street 70 Isaac Green
baum
Henry p. Cain sold No. 800 Sumner ave
nue., three story dwelling house. tor
Adeline r Traver. also No. ssS Gates
avenue. three story dwelling house for
y. S. YeOman. -
James A Mcdonald sold for Mrs. Alice
Coady a plot fronting 81 feet OF surf ave
nue.. SO feet on West 18th street and 20
feet on the ocean for improvement with
a moving picture theatre and Datnlns
pavilion.
The McInerny- Klinck Realty Company
sold for Patrick j. Carley No. zoos tlfth
avenue a brick business building. Zoxlp
feet adjoining the southeast corner OF
10Th street
Charles Tritschler sold 20 the Safety
Building Company. Inc, a plot at Ridge
wood, with "A frontage OF SO feet on the
south side OF Onderdonk avenue and ~
feet on the northwest side OF Myrtle ave
nue..
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ESBYTERIAk.

The Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield VIII
preach al Il a. m tomorrow N the Old
First Presbyterian Church on The Time
Of Harvest" and at p. n. on Making
Good"
AZ Broadway Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Or Walter Duncan Buchanan vii
preach tomorrow morning on "Can These
Bones Live" and In tho evening Sowing
and Reaping."
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr. Anthony II. Evans will
preach tomorrow at Il q. r.. or The
Essence Of the Gospel" Al s p. N. there
will be a special musical service, when the
choir will sing selections from "Gaul $
/ Sacred Cantata." Or Evans will speak
on Loyalty In Friendship"
At the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church Lyman r. Hartley viii preach to
morrow at II q. N.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
preacher tomorrow morning will he DR..
George William Carter
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church az
II a. n. tomorrow the Rev Or. Wylie
will preach on Personal Testimony and
at p n. on The Value Of a Vision"
At the Harlem PRESBYTERIAN Church.
the Rev. John Lyon Caughey. minister.
al Il a. m. tomorrow. there will be a
rally DAY service and AT 1870 p n. the
pastor will begin "a series Of sermons on
Tho Ten Commandments IN Modern
Life"
At the Lafayette Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
/ Church the Rev. Or Charles Carroll Al
bertson will preach tomorrow on Enc
mics OF the Cross" and IN the evening on
with Christ al Sea"
The Redemption Of New York City
Why? When How? By Whom will
b, Dr. s Edward Youngs subject to-mor-
row morning at the Bedford Presbyterian
/ Church. Brooklyn His evening subjec;
will be The Religion That Makes
/ Strong"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

on next TUESDAY and Wednesday there
will be held IN Metropolitan Temple the
rnid-vear assembly OF all the ministers
IN the Newark Troy, New York East and
New York conferences Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Bishop Luther b. VIII
son will preside and more than one thou-
sand ministers will be in attendance. This
6 the Arst mid-vear assembly 70 be h-ld
for an entire episcopal district, and as
such IL will be Of large significance not
only for local Methodism but for the en-
tire denomination as well.
The sessions during the day will be open
only 20 the ministers, and 70 one delegat-
ed official Iayman from each church. The
session on Tuesday evening will be
opened TO all the official men VINO can
possiblv be in attendance. The speakers
for the session on Tuesday evening Will
be the Rev. O. F. Barthalow and Bishop
Wilson. on Wednesday evening. at )
O'Clock. the Assembly will be brought 70
a close BY a general mass meeting 10 he
held IN the Temple. and al this open
meeting all the members and friends q
Nethodism I'm New York are urged TO be
present. The opening exercises will be
conducted by the Rev Ralph B. Urny'
OF Morristown, y. J. The Rev. DIT.
Charles L. Goodeu. pastor Of 81. Pauls
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BIG LOT SALE TO-DAY
Choice Parcels in The Bronx to
Go at Auction.

Investors and homeseekers are showing
great interest IN to-day's auction sale or
the Park Versailles tract. In The Bronx
according 10 John s. Mapes, the auction
Ger
An extremely large number Of requests
has been received by him for maps ana
other Information regarding the property.
The Offering involves $50 lots and three
dwellings the property being bounded oy
Reach Walker and Wood avenues, Gray
stree, and T'nionport Road. with 'front.'
age OF about 100 feet on Walker avenue
called the 18th street Of The Bronx ,
about 600 feet on White Plains Road. the
main thoroughfare from Mount Vernon 70
New York City.
The tract adioins the Van Nest station
OF the New York. New Haven q Hart
ford Railroad. which Is to be shortly con-
n.cted with the Second avenue elevated ;
is Eve blocks from the lsoth street station
o, the New York. Westchester & Boston
Railroad. 30 feet from the InteroorouEh
c-osstown line on fremont avenue; two
blocks north OF Weltchester avenue, and
two blocks from the proposed express s'"-
,ior ~ the Westchester avenue subway
The proper,y was purchased by Leonard
Names who settled IN The Bronx nearly
"a centur, ago and acquired consideIaO'e
holdings In and adjoining The Bronx IN
Guiding the present estate. In 1875 the
narrei that Is 10 be offered al auction was
purchased by the Park Versailles heal
Estate Company.
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church Of St Mich
olas the Rev Wilbur Frederick Mabor
will preach Tomorrow morning. In the
evening the choir Will render selections
from Meudelssohn choral works
The Rev. Or. David James Burrell. OF
the Marble Collegiate Church. has re-
turned from mis- vacation and Will preach
tomorrow morning on Every Mans Cos
pei" and IN the evening on Honorable
Scars
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Dr.. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach at Il d. m. tomorrow.
The Rev. DR. Mark Allison Matthews
OF Seattle. will preach IN the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church al Il a. m.
Tomorrow on The Authority and Re-
sponsibility Of the Church and In the
afternoon on Gospel Fishermen"
At the Reformed Church Of Harlem the
Rev. Dr. Edgar Titon tr.. Will preach
at Il m. and ,. m. tomorrow.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.

RROOME ST 205 TO 299 s. G5.llxs7. -:
Solomon Roserfcld q SolCus Realty 60. ! East
43th 50. sept IS. s.. attorney Aor SLIDER
RROADWAY. n W cor lOsth 81. 2ol 10 20
l99th 81 Xl0o: the Realty Assets Co 20
Marbrick Realty Corpn. 30l West l0s;h 81.
sept -. SiOc' attorney, c Meyers 52i 9th
CHRYsTIE ST. 81. 25xiOO. Matilda sohst 20
Rudolph J. Sohst. 53 Addison ave. Rutherford.
y J; Sept Is all liens. 81. address Ike.
Freres q 90. 81 Union square.
COLUMBUS AVE. J92. s. 25xiO0; Madison
ave 1888 q s. 25Xsf, l5lst ST. $40 West 8,
81. 4x99 IL Robert " Ebing 10 Eblng Realty
20. 27l West le5th 81; 500. attorneys, Dulon
& Roe. Al Park Row.
HAMILTON PI. 5 2 - 22lO Il or 1924 St.
II 0x55 Sxi4. 6xiS.> *. Mabel Goodwin 70 Hamil-
tonian Corpn. Crotoa-on- Hudson, y , Aug
20: 500. attorney Leslie r Palmer, Is Will
lam St
MONROE ST. 90. 25xloo. David Kotler TO
Jacob Cutler; p part mtg $4,000; June -,
1901; 500; attorney. Aaron Morris. "a Broad
MONROE ST. 30. 25x1Oo: David Kotler TO
Harris Poorvu Roxbury, Mass mtg S2S.NO)
Sept -: y lart: all title: 500; attorney.
PITT 81 IS and 20 s. 43xi9 To- Dora
Greenbaum 20 Annie Peehter 81 PITT 81; q c:
= part July II. ;gl2; 800; attorneys. ii 4 J
Lesser 100 broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Benz Peehter 20 same
= part: q c. July II 500. same attorneys.
SAME PROPERTY. VIM Peehter 10 same
y art: q c: April $. 1913; 500; same atror-
PINE ST. So. " 5. q. 4X4o.2 Morris Vein
stein TO Rosa Cohen. al5 West asth ST; =
part Cmtg sl3.ooo'; sept "A 500 attorneys NJ
b a d W Blumentnal. 81 Nassau 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE e cor 10th 81. 1919
xlsf7 10 Claremont ave x-x62.5, Palermo
Construction Co 10 Durham Realty Corpn 200
5,h ave mtg 5000 OOD sept IS. 500: attor-
RivINGroN ST. s13 2Sxioc: Abr I sprO to
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Calvary Methodist Church will give
special musical service tomorrow even
ing. with a short address by DR.. Morgan
On the Hour OF Song The theme Tor
the evening service will be The Larger
Christ"
DR.. Charles L. .Gooden, CT St Paul S
Methodist Church. will preach to-moFro"
morning on Comrades OF Jesus and in
the evening OF a Modern Message
In the Metropolitan Temple AT lO45 a.
m. the Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss VIII
preach on "The Ideal Church" In the
evening the Rev. Dr.. Archey d. Ball VIII
preach on The Challenge Of Christ.
Al Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
DR. Reisuer will speak on Warm Hearted
New Workers" al the happy SUNDAY
evening" service tomorrow. In the morn
ing Or. Reisner's subject Will he Inc
Foonshness Of Atheism"
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Il a. m. tomorrow the
Rev. Or. Wallace MacMuilen will preach
on The Church and Its Splendor' am
al & p. m. Some Hymns That Have
Helped" vii be the subject OF shor'
address by william 3. Oliver. sunday
morning will be the closing service of the
pastorate OF Dr. MacMulIen. who becomes
professor Of homiletics AZ Drew Theo-
logical Seminary.
At the Park Avenue Methodist Episco'
pal Church Or. Jameson Will preach al
i a. n. and p. m. tomorrow. subject
Of evening sermon, What Is the New
Testament View Of the World
At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev Wallace y. Finch viii
preach al Il a. n. tomorrow on The
seasons Of Life"
Dr Madison G.. Peters will preach to-
morrow evening IN the Path street Metho-
dist Church. near Ninth avenue on th'
high cost OF living and how TO reduce II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
DWELLING LEASES.

y. Brigham Hall and William y.
Bloodgood leased No. s35 West I3sth
street for John J. Halleron. as agent
for the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety. 10 Mrs. Lydia Frederick
John Miller leased for Henry 3. An
derson No. l26 East Goth street TO Mrs.
Clara Brckner.
J. T. & L. Murray leased No 172
East li6th street 10 Celia Dehash for
a term OF years.
Lowenfeld & Pfeiffer leased No. 20
East IiSth street for Meyer KatZen-
stein to Nathan Yulman.
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

| The subject OF the lesson sermon ia 'ie
| Christian Science churches tomorrow
will be Reality" and the golden teA'
( Isaiah ". SD. My thoughts are not your
thoughts. neither are your ways my ways
saith the Lord. For as the heavens are
higher than the earth, so are my ways
higher than YOUR ways, and my thoughts
than your thoughts
AT the Broadway Tabernacle Church inc
ras,or Dr. Charles z. Jefferson VIII
nreacb tomorrow morning and evening
His subject in the evening Is planning
Life"
A. the Church Of the Divine Paternity
the Rev. Or. Frank oliver Hall VIII
preach al Il a n. tomorrow on Divine
Service
At the Tventy-third Street Young Men s
Christian Association at 5:l5 p. m. to-
ro-row the subject, What Is the Use OF
Praying?" will be discussed by Frank w.
Pearsall. state secretary OF the fouhs
Mems Christian Association.
\ Madikane O. Cole, a Zulu African
prince. VIII speak at p. m. tomorrow AT
the West Side Mems Christian Associa-
tion on Customs OF the Africans W. r..
Capes. Of the Association for Improving
the Condition OF the Poor. VIII give
stereopticon lecture.
"Adoniram Judson" will be the subject
OF an address 10 be given by DR.. .. I.
Clifford Of Brookline Mass, at the open
ing OF the fourteenth year OF the Bible
Teachers Training School, corner OF Asth
street and Lexington avenue, on OCTOBER
1. al 4 p. m. The public is invited More
than one hundred students have now beer
registered for resident work. and large
increase in the number OF day students
and extension class students Is confidently
assured.
Services will be resumed by the First
Divine Science Church. at No. Il West "a
street. AZ II a. m tomorrow. The Rev.
Mr.. John Murray will speak on The
Great Difference"
"Zest' is the subject Mary Etherdse
Chaplin will speak on at the Berkeley
Theatre tomorrow morning. Saturday
and Monday classes are resumed this
week
] At Temple Israel, OF Harlem. the Rev
Or. NJ. H. Harris will occupy his pulpit
this morning. The religious school VIII re-
convene tomorrow morning, septen-
her p.
At Labor Temple ~ p. n. to-morro"
" Robert Goss will give an illustrated
lecture on "Oberammergau Interpreted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

Trading IN the real estate market was
practically AZ a standstill. The Few safes
announced for Manhattan and The Bronx
were OF little interest
George Grey Barnard. the French sculp-
tor is 10 erect a museum on a plot OAK
% feet. on the east side OF Fort WASH
ington avenue, 2i5l.7 feet north OF lSist
street Plans for the same were hled
Yesterday by Mann & MacNellle' arcHl-
tects. They estimate the cost al Al'Vo'
The structure will have a facade OF bricK
and Will be thirty-seven feet high. II IS
intended 10 house a collection OF French
antiques collected by Mr.. Barnard from
all sections OF the globe. TO wnlch INC
public will have free access. It's cite Is
part Of a plot 2oox2oo feet. owned by MI.
Barnard. who plans 10 build his nome
there In the near future. He is now con-
Quoting a studio adjacent to the site OF
the one proposed. and resides In neigh-
boring apartment building.
The r. r. Wood-W II. Dolson Company
has sold for Dr. william S. Day No. S3I
West s1th street. a four story and base
ment dwelling house. on lot lS.sxlcos feet
near Riverside Drive, 10 a client for oc-
cupancy
The Bryant Park Realty Company mas
sold for John Watson No 20s5 Tiebout
avenue. a two story frame dwelling house
on lot l6.sxsO feet near 1Soth street 10
Lillian Koepke. who gave In exchange
property at Eastport Long Island.
Joseph T. Day has sold for William !.
Wemple the I'VE story twenty family
apartment house at No. 1925 linton ave-
nue.. on plot i0xl27 feet. between l66th and
10Th streets
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

n 81 Hess rented for long period
for the Seaboard Realty Compah! lIIo ils
A Todd the eleventh noor IN 20, 80
Fourth avenue, occupying li.e ulo '., 80
between 18th and 18th streets, containing
b 90 square feet 10 James I. lseonafl q
20 OF No. H. East 18th street Inc iessees
are the largest resident BUYERS ID M
United States. representing mos a. vi
tho largest concerns IN the South anu
West. and will equip their ne" quarters
IN an elaborate manner. 49,. ..,a
Henry Trenkmann leased the store ana
basement IN Nos. 90 and ~ West OH
street 70 Abraham Cohen. ana LOT ile'1 %, o.
Stern the second floor IN Nos. l8O ana %
Wesr 18th street TO the Simon Costume
and Dress Company. 49,,
l. A. Treadwell leased ohices ~ the
Ieavitt Building 10 William 4. Snerty
and the Feature Film Company. onlces
I'M the Fitzgerald Building TO George u.
Gaxiola. space IN the Gambler bulIuIhb 10
fh,. Neyins- perelmau Company, ana spdce
Ia the following concerns III NE 4liHeh
building: The Progressive Utilities Coh-
pany Index Visible. the United states
Guarantee Company. the Peoples Nov
ING Picture and Amusement company
the United States Draught Bottle Com
pany William l.. Sherry, The sunset
Magazine" IS. A Blain. j. K. Thompson
ir.. Priestly Morrison. Justice Is. DEF
wiIer. l. < B Hosenturg. William a
Venter. NJ q II. Schlesslnger. r. q.
Schneider. A. !. slade. j. Il. N!!day
Sarah Mainster leased 10 william ana
Sarah Sporting the Sperling apartment
house. a six story structure. O0XllOu feet.
at No 2O3 West 18th street, for nve years
from October 1 al an annual rental OF
rO0O
NJ Forman & Co. leased for the Junior
Dress Company space at No. lbl 10 loo
West 3Oth street 10 the Partisan Dress
Company al a rental aggregaung about
~ 600. also space at No. Jos west S-d
street 10 Eugene Rothenstein.
The Duross Company leased FOR Charles
Manierre 20 Blake < Williams No. 241g
70 26 Grove street "A i've story building.
Spear q Co. rented 20 the Star shirt
Manufacturing Company the fourth loft
IN No. PSI Fifth avenue. for the Wyanoke
Realty Company the eighth loft In No
2O5 TO 200 West 18th street 10 the Biglow
& Main Company. the tenth loft In No
800 10 333 East 18th street 10 the superior
Novelty Company. the second loft IN Nos
l65 and i67 Mercer street 20 the Stanford
Hat Block Company; 900 square feet in
No 70 10 10 University Place 10 l. Rosen
& Co.. and the seventh loft In No. 699
Broadway 10 Markowitz Brothers
The Cross 4 Brown Company leased for
Charles Hofferberth 20 the Musical In
strument Sales Company the third and
fourth floors AT No 53l 20 537 West 2lst
street. comprising abut 20,0oo sluare feet
for a term OF years.
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BAPTIST

DR. Charles a. Eaton. Of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. will preach to-
morrow morning on How 10 Win Your
Fight and in the evening on "Conss.
crate Your Life 20 Christ
The Rev DR.. Edward Judson, OF the
Memorial Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow al Il q. n. on Guidance in New
Paths" and IN the evening on Love OF
Ease"
In Ascension Baptist Church the Rev.
Charles Hillman Fountain will preach at
II a. N. tomorrow on What We Mean
by the Deity Of Christ and al p. m. on
Eye Must BE Born Again"
The Rev John K. Gum. OF North Bap-
fist Church, begins series OF evangelis-
tic services tomorrow. and will speak
every night at 7:Ij during the coming
week on The Ministry OF the Holy
Spirit"
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By D. p InEraham.
At The Bronx Exchange.
Nv camuei Marx.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address o. lessee.
SEPTEMBER 90

80 AVE. Piss all. samuel Winters 10 VIM
WaraWitz. q yrs from Sept T. 1918. net ga
gc0. address .26 East Goth ST.
9TH AVE Ig7. store Hcnrv ps-seil n
Francis J Hartin. yrs from oct ], 1914. 81
Oco. address l27 9th ave.
CHRISTOPHER ST. $50 end lS2. and West
g. $50. dining room. Gust smith % Mar
garet A Dalton. 3 WIS from Oct 70. 1910, as
per agent. address. rs West 4th 81.
CALDWELL AVE. tG9 and Eagle ave
eos: all! Northern Holding CO % Louis IAntz
and anc. yrs from oct /, 1913. S9.S2o ad-
dress - East 81 ST.
GREENWICH st. 39s: all Barlow Weeks.
trustee 20 Bernard kar. Yrs from Sept l.
1913: Sll4). address 900 18th ave.
MARMION AVE. 1908; seven rooms o. sec
ond moor: Bertha Cohen O. Israel Wolf. 4
yrs from June !. 1918. $500. address. 1905
Marmion ave.
10th ST. 1916 20 l72 East. all. Francis J r
Chamberlain. eNr. etc. John Ridley 81 al. "a
VIM HarawitE. D yrs from Jan 1. 1914. So
to-. address, 226 East Goth 81.
I32D ST 64G 90 652 West. all. Homer r
Gnlies 90 Sternberg Motor Truck Co, yrs
mos from Sept 10. 1913. s7,l0 address, 2sa
East 18Th 81
I63D ST 1909 East. store; Podgur Realty Co
% David Siegci 4 son WIS from Oct l. 1913
s.. 200 address. 1859 9th ave.