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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

return That is not their way OF doing
business The building will be four
stories until such times as the demand
for office space I'm he financial district
warrants the erection of additional
floors. The building Will bee known a.
inc Standard Arcut.. The arcade Viii
be 20 feet wide and q feet hieh ON
each side WI be- stores. \. The Broad
way end OF the street Moor viii be- a
restaurant New street is tho only
street in tho financial district which has
stores ON all other thorourhfares thr
street level of buildings has been used
hy banks and brokers. ON the three
floors over the arcade will he offices.
Every Office Will have outside light
The facade Of the building Will be
glass ana iron IN frame Of white
marble columns. which will support an
eutlb'atJre Of Roman Dorlc design
over thu Broadway entrance 20 the
arcade will Ice large clock The in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
ZONE SYSTEM NEEDED
TO BALANCE CITY
Would Increase Health, Comfort and
Convenience Of Public ---EXpert's
Views on Proposed Regulation.

this among other city MANNING patt.r.
with those WIN ar. irter.sted a., ,h,
report. and (, ds,.I,nea tho. ~. -
OF the opInion th,, y,i,t, ,,,.,t,..,, 10,
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',o Nq''"' N''"'" OF New 1ork
wy
urlhtr me cohithi son 90 ia" holshs
VI p"Hu'hss mas practically but one
point n View that y, regulating
.he MAXIMUM h''Shjs ~ buildings neg
Iectlng OF oVerIookhg entirely tho
rtbulaUoh ot thr minimum heiGhts OF
uui'uihss' ""'ch Is nom Guy
Planners point Or view, "a important
as IN" regulation 'r mo maximum
h'isFS oi pnlIdInBS.
Other MISTAKES nave htrh made in
connection WIN CIVIC improvement
"h'h IL became me law 10 remove al
INSTRUCTIONS from 'he SIueWIlhs IN lower
Mahat'ah' me advocates OF TINS under
taxing no donDt overlooking That the
open srathss' whether installed by me
c!'N or ny the priNAt" building owners,
Shou'u H'Hh'F De allowed ON the side
"aihs or Sh'uId nave p'en removed.
toF inc same reason thIt othrT "pstruc-
IONS are o'IHs removed Su'h as show
CHS Sld'f'dseS' &c. In id', th" open
eiauhss are more oblecNonab'e lhanthe
ou'' ,'''!ohS IKE SHOWCASES ana me hke.
as inc iitter can ne ivadi.N noticed ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
LOAN SOCIETY EXPANDS.
Demand In D.. l. CIty for Money
Causes New Departure.

The Long Island CITY Building and
Loan Association has been led 10 con-
slider new plans or operation bv the de-
maud that - being created for money for
the erection OF modern housing ac,ommo-
dduuus and tho fap:5 development Of the
Lone Island GUY section. This institute
tipu. which has a large capital aud thou
sands OF stockholders. is one OF the oldest
OF ~ kind I'm the state \ meeting IL
To be held this week of the directors al
which proposition OF creating income
shares which will offer opportunity for
direct Investment OF money at IL specified
rate II Interest will be presented and also
money on deposit for which a certain
These propositions. II accepted will ma Ie
the association practically u savings bank
The conditions Of tho association and
those existing IN the Long Island City
district have been investigated by the
state Banking Department and Il has
given its consent for the association to
enter on this new field with the consent
OF the stockholders. This will make two
savings institutions IN the district and
VIII add largely. 1t IL believed. 10 the
capital available for development pur-
poses,
An investigation which was made shows
there Ia a larger percentage OF residents
who have savings accounts In the Long
Island city district than IN any other sim
liar district IN New York city. This is
due IN n large measure to tho steady en-
Payment given 10 the people by The many
Industries there,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
BUILDING QUEENS FLATS.
Largest structure Of the Kind
PIannrd-Nnny New Homes.

For permits 70 erect new buildings Ia
queens here were 1903 applications last
week. for an estimated cost OF S3GS. 80.
The largest tenement house yet erected
iu Long Island city VIII 'be the one that
On" Iomonl Construction Company IL to
build AZ Webster and sixth avenues. It
VIII 1r 0-r stories. wiz accommodate
forty families and viii cost 100000. Other
similar a. neuts Will be- erected by the
same conway adjoining ~ coon ns the
FIRST one IL completed. q. y. Matthews
viii continue his Ridgewood developments
by tho erection OF three story brick teue-
mcTts on Madison street near WOODWARD
Nauuo and on Woodward avenue. at a
cost OF $4,000 each. The Charles Il. Rose
Realty Company viii erect four story
brick stores and aenemenis ON Van Alst
avenue north OF Twelfth street, Long Isl
md CITY. costing $4,000 each. and four
story brick tenements ON Twelfth street
west of Van Alst avenue, at "A cost OF
SIG 900. Burkhard X Berwcrner viii erect
nrcc story brick stores and tenementS on
On" lTesh Pond road north OF Myrtle ave-
nue., ,RldgewoOd, at a cuat OF 100000
Additions. arc sbeing made by factories
inEeyeryS tOt thaj borough to meet
dlncreasing' demand upon them The
'WllheDhDemuth Company. manufacturers
or tobacco supplies "a: Park and Ashland
avenues, Richmond I'm, will erect two
units, each three stories and Of brick, at
cost OF 1900, The National Enamel
Ing and Stamping Company located ri
Creek street and the Long Island Rail-
road In Long Island city. and the Arthur
Muller Foundry. AT Grand street and
Long Island Railroad. Richmond Hlll,
VIII make importan additions
The Eldora Building Company viii erect
one and one-har story dwellings ON Graf
ton avenue east of WoodhaVen avenue
Woodhaven. ~ a cost OF 10000 Charlie,
Sohl VIII erect two story dwelling
ON Thrall 'avenuo north of Fulton street
Woodhayen, a. "A cost or So 200, George
Ralston will erect two and "A half
story dwellings, on Eastwood avenue south
or 81. Adams place. Jamaica. ut a cost OF
$1,000 each, and Thomas j Smith
Will erect two and one-half story DWELL
ihgs on Ninth street south OF Avenue ~
Lucerno place west OF Eighth street and
Ninth street south of Avenue y, College
Point, AZ e cost OF $4,000 each
The Innovation Homes Improvement
Company Will erect a large number OF two
story brick dwellings on Vandeveer ave-
nue. north OF Atlantic avenue. Woodhaven
at cost OF $500 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
100000 BUILDING WEEK.
Brooklyn builders IIir Pinns for
ItS New Structures.

An expenditure Of more than nil on
dollars for new construction work a called
for by plans nIcd with tho Brooklyn Bu-
reau OF Buildings during ;he past week..
Tho eNac' figures are s1.23il-U Tho
Improvements ar" almost evenly divided
among three classes OF construction. or
the las bindings tw,ntv-uine are true-
ments which win cu-t S4o3.500: 80 small
dwellings to cost Si23S5O. aud twen:y-
three miscellaneous structures. 20 cost
S3S7100. with alterations The total IL
Increased 20 SL2gl,5oO.
Although the cost of tho three groups
IL about the same small dwellings eX-
coed In point Of number az The ninety
SIX a row of eighteen two story brick
house. to cost So4 900. will be erected
by the Buyers Construction Company on
the east side - West Ninth street. las
feet south OF Avenue / The Bush Bnlld-
Ing Compouv viii build uun two Story
frame, one family houses on the south
side OF Elst Thirty NTH street. between
Avenue y and Brooklyn avenue, each
costing $1,000 on a plot f,onting $50 feet
on The street william shapiro will build
| seven TWO story frame. two family dwell
Iulss on the south side Of seventy seventh
street, 100 feet east " Thirteenth avenue,
o. 4 t0,tl cost Of S2S.SOO. The r. Van
deryeer COMPANY viii improve the east
side OF Thirteenth avenue near Forty
fourth street with six three story stores
aud dwellings at AN expenditure OF SEA.
600
ON the south side Of Prnspec, place
west vi Brooklyn avenue Henry Healy
plans 10 build TWO four story brick tene-
neut~ costing 100000 each The How
ard Investing Company will spend $50 600
for hNe three story stores and tenements
To occupy "A plot l00Xl00 feet on the east
side OF Rsnh avenue north OF Sterling
place, The Miller Berg Realty Company
plans TO build four four story brick tene-
mtnts COS ing $4,000 on plot 200xi00
! feet GA the cas-, side OF East Thirteenth
street south OF eaton avenue.
Among the miscellaneous structures
planned are three factories The Champlain
SIN Mills viii spend 800, 000 for a four
story brick factory 10 cover the block
front on NanderVuort avenue between
Anthony and I.on.bnrdy streets, Green
point. The Grstsch Manufacturing Com
pany VIII spend $4,000 for 4 seven story
brick factory To occupy site about
| 75XlO0 feet on the northwest corner or
Berry and South First streets. Williams
burg ana r. VI Adesohn viii erect a
four story brick factory, 9GXloo feet. on
the northwest corner Of Belmont avenue
and .un,Ls street. East New York, M a
cost Of $50 600 4 two story brick fac
tory costing Sc, 500 Will be erected IN the
same section on the west side Of New
Jersey avenue 70 feet south or PitkiR
avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
100000 NEwAnK TRADE.

Louis Scllcs!ugcr ana f., l. Bond q
Co have effected au exchange for David
Bramley OF tho property at 48l-493 elm
ton avenue. II has u frontage OF SO feet
and Il depth OF 100 feet, and has thereon
u folU story brick structure, erected
about three years ago containing stores
on the ground floor and apartments
above. John Lidgerwood, president
OF the L!dgerwool Manufacturing Com
rany OF New York city, IS The buyer.
Mr.. BramleY has taken IN part payment
tho four two family houses at 27s-2SO
and 273-277 Hillside avenue, between
hawthorne avenue and Peddie street.
each located on n plot aOHi0o. The tranS-
actiols involves abour 500. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
NEW HEIGHTS APARTLEN 'Vs.

Work WI probably be started shortly
on what VIII be the largest apartment
operation YET undertaken on Washington
Heights The project calls 10: nine six
story houses 10 be- erected by tho Melvin
Construction Company on tho north sids
OF lGOth street and the south side OF 16lst
street. between Fort Washington avenue
and Riverside Drive. Plans for tho new
structures hnVo been completed by Harold
l.. Young. who estimates their cost az
Sl,2SO,OOO. Tho property was acquired
a couple months ago by the builders from
Harris and Maurice Maudclbaum. who "A
short time previously had purchased the
land from tho Loyal J.. Smith n tate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
REAL ESTATE MARKET NEWS AND COMMENT
LATEST REALTY
MARKET TRADING
Browning Buys 7zd Street Dweling-.
Buyers Found for Bronx Realty
---Doings in the Suburbs

Edward ". Browning has bought
,hs dwelling at 2l7 West Seventy
second street from j. w. Finch OF
Glens Falls. y. y. Ii Is II four story
and basement house on lot 25xl0O be-
tween Broadway ana West End avenue.
What plans MIR. Browning has for the
dwelling are not known. 1t is presumed
tina, the house will be removed and a
twelve story apartment hotel erected
on the site II this is his intention II
will be the third apartment hotel to
be built by him on West Seventy
second street. lie Is now preparing TO
erect an apartment hotel at 1is West
seventy second street which IL in the
block between Columbus avenue and
Broadway. and at 4S West Seventy
second street. which Is between Column
bus avenus and Central Park West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

terror Of the building will be chiefly
marble. Along the halls VIII be a wHins-
cotlng seven feet high. IT will be one
Of the novel buildings OF the downtown
district. Land there * so high priced
that Intensive building has been nrceS-
S,NY To- bring return on the money put
into sites The Standard Oh Company
Is one os the few concerns that could
afford - erect on land worth about
81 500 600 a building anything less than
u skysCraper.
There are few arcadrs IN New York.
other cities have gone into this sort
Of building much more strongly than
New York. In European cities there
are many arcade buildings. Western
c.,ies also have made popular arcades
II. craig Severance and William Van
Allen have drawn the plans Tor m"
building Burton Thompson has been
appointed the renting agent for the
Standard OH Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
Twenty Story Skyscraper
Opposite Public Library

the Interior Will be the last word In build
ing construction. Each moor will ba
Twelve feet in the clear with the exccp-
ton OF the first and third floors, which
will he eighteen feet high This height
Affords the maximum OF light making
every foot Of space available. There viii
be fivo high speed elevators.
Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry have been
appointed agents TO- the building and
report that they have already closed
leases for five entire floors and that ne
Gotiations are pending for the leasing OF
tive I've more floors. The building Will be
open day andd night all year round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

The old buildings at 6. s and 10 West
For,eth street which have been there
for more than nifty years. are to be re-
placed hy a twenty story thoroughly fire.
proof ofllc" building covering "A plot 90 OK
100 This property. which is directly OPP
posite tho Public Library. was purcha SEED
about two years ago by the West Fur
teth street Company. Inc. for 5000, 1000.
which Is also the approximate cost OF the
new building
The building was designed by Starret.
Van Week. architects. IL will be
simple and dignidad on the outside. but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
NEW DOUGLASTON SCHOOL.
kI2o,oOo ia lie spent On Structure
to Replace Old One.

Dougla ston IL to build school
house on the site OF the present one
which IL not large enough Ia aGcommJ-
date the increasing number OF pupils IA
the fast growing home section. me
plans, specifications ana appropriation
have already passed the BOARD Of Edu-
cation and the Board OF Estimate. In
October the bids for construction VIII be
accepted and the work of demolshlng
tho Old building and erecting the new
one will begin. Tho new edlhoe VIII
be IN keeping with the section. The
specifications call for brick building,
II will cost $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Tho Dun n Brown Company has
leased 10 a. KurtZman tho store at 4G02
Broadway, and TO Louis Grdnnsky the
store Mt 1874 Amsterdam avenue.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to tho
silver Lunch tho store at 755 Seventh
avenue FOR a term OF years, also 10
Fischer Bros. the store at 105 West
Thirty-eighth street; also loft at tho
northwest corner OF Seventh avenue and
Twrnty-ninth street to the p. n I. En-
broidery Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
INSTEAD OF replacing the Tower
Building az so Broadway. the first

T INSTEAD OF replacing the Tower
Building at so broadway. the first
skyscraper in New York. with an
other tan building the standard
OH Company. which bought the Tower
property and the building adjoining
some time ago. IS 10 improve the COM
hined site with "a comparatively low
building, with an arcade running
through from broadway 20 New street
When the standard OH bought this
property IL was thought that the land
would De- improved with a tall building.
in fact 10 was believed that the Rncke-
felers would get real sensational and
erect a building that would extend sky
ward further than any other building
in the city.
Instead II will ue only four stories.
The STANDARD OIL company Is aware 81
the office renting situation downtown
and < not going 20 pat money Into
building which viii not show immediate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
BUsH TERMINAL LEASE.

pcerinR, Mlliken 4 Co. dry goods. have
leased within the last week 81. 900 ndd-
tional square feet OF space IN building 2
at Bush Terminal, Bloom * Keller ladies'
and chlldren's hats. have leased 10000
additional square feet In building 3, while
similar growth has compelled the French
Kreinr Company to ada G,00e square feet
20 its space in building T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
NEWARK HOUSE SALE.

F'eist a Feist havr resold for Louis r.
Goddard a house IN the Rose VIA tract.
located on the west slide of Peck avenue
6S feet south Of Second avenue. il is a
two and Il half story modern Colonial
structure. containing sight rooms and
every convenience. The plot measures
80 feet front and has a depth 81 100 feet
Harrison H. Sargent IS the buyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
TO uA,,n OVER b7ru ST. House

'Nhe four story dwelling house ne las
West Fitty.seventh street - 10 DO made
over into stores and bachelor apartments
for Alice u. Garth of huntsville, Ala
Charles Il barge the architect
and estimates thc COS. l' slO000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
pRoNN PLOT BUYERS.

EAST 18TH STREET-Mnnle Pfeiffer
has sold 20 Arthur Widmayer. for in
vestment. ili East 18Th street. a
three story dwelling, on lot 16.sxl00.
cROTONA AVENuE-A. |. Shapiro has
sold FOR ~ L. Clark plot. 32x9o. on
Crotona avenue. 40 feet south OF Fair
mont place. TO NJ. Heller.
LACONIA AVENUE--The Mouatlquot
Real Estate Company has sold TO
Nicholas Cinel!i the plot. 39Xl0xi05.
on the west side Of I.aconla avenue.
q feet north Of 232d street.
EAST 223D STREET The W. VI Re.Lty
Company has sold the lot. 26x90. ON
tie south side OF 223d street. 10 feet
east ~ Carpenter avenue. to Hale j
Bar..gsky and Herman l.. Rosenthal
VINO have resold the property to Pat
rex NJ Burke
BROOI<LNN HOUSE SALES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
NEW sruYTEN DulvIL HOUSE.

The Along the udsou Company has
signed a contract for Il hollow tito and
brick veneer Colonial house and garage
TO DO put up on their property at Spuyten
Duyvll nv standard buildings. mcorpor~
ated Mann Il MICNeills are tho ar
Chitects
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
JAMAICA CORNER SOLD,

The old Crawford Hotel "a 0le corner
OF Fulton and North WashiNDson streets.
Jamaica. passed into the possession OF
John McGloin and John NJ Wilson at a
price which has aroused great interest In
realty circles. About Rheen years ago
the Kaiser family. consisting Of John and
Sarah and their son Joseph purchased
the Richard Brush estate. frontage OF
40 feet on Fulton street. extending bacx
$50 feet on North Washington street. for
$4,000. McGloin and Wilson have CON
tracted to pay $4,000 for the corner run
ming 40 feet ON Fulton street. ana 81 feet
on North Washington street. Prior TO
this the Kasers sold twelve lots fronting
on North Washington street al an aver
age OF 5000 lot. Thus their flfteen-y year
investment has brought them in some
thing like $4,000 They retain a mort
t~ge for s2s 900 on the small corner lot.
which is almost twice what they paid FOR
the entire tract
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

SOLO Tor J. ". CoHnell the plot. bOxl0O,
ana a Two story dwelling ON the west
side OF Dahlgren place. 1852 feet south of
Nlnety-second street, TO client for In
vestment
James NJ. Hswley has sold rs Schaefrer
street FOR r. A. Schlesins to Anna NJ.
Menert for dwelling purposes also i7i6
Himrod street for John Durmann TO John
Weimfnann for $500. all cash.
me Meiser a Bache Realty Com
pany has resold 267 Thirty.six street
-FOUR story apartment house, on blot
25xl0O. NO'
inc four story and basement brown
stoWn dwelling at 1874 Schermerhorn
street, has been sold by Studwell n Burk-
hard. as brokers. for Louis l. Grimes TO
Godfrey II. Bachman for occupancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
SALE OF HARLEM FLAT.

WEST iiSTu STREET-Ennis & SIN
not have bought. through d. H. Scully
4 Co. from Edward J. Moore, the prop
erty Mt II West llsth street. i've
story nat. on lot 25Xl00.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23
ROBERT DUNN.

Non-partisan candidate for re-
election as District Judge. To the
Voters Of Kootenai and Bonner
Counties:
My official duties have prevent
ed me from making a thorough
canvass of the district and meet
ing the voters in person. I there
fore take this means of soliciting
the support of members of all
parties.
My record during almost TWEEN
ty-flve years of residence in Ida
10, and particularly during the
years of my service as District
Judge, is the best evidence of
what may be expected Of me if I
shall be reelected to that Office.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that
Benjamin f. Patheal, of ST.
Maries, Idaho, who on Aug. "a,
1911, made homestead entry SER
ial, No. O7S5O, for WhSEA and
SW a Me- Section 81, Township
i6 n, Range 3 West, Boise Mer-
idian, has filed notice of intention
to make Communication proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before George J. Nc
Fadden, u. S. Commissioner, at
pummer, Idaho, on the 2ist day
VI November, 1914.
Claimant names as witnes
Peter b. Shafer. of st. Maries,
Idaho; Oscar Blake, of st. Maries
Idaho; Jesse f. Cain, of St
Maries, Idaho; John Mcmillan, OF
1reffrey, Idaho.
FRANK LANGLEY,
Oct. i3-NOv. II. Register
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land ONCE at Occur
d'Alene. Idaho, October 10. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
Alonzo G. Rice, of Herrick, Idaho,
who, on May "A, 1914, made
homestead entry serial no. O9220,
for WhSEh and the So SW a
section s, Township "A n, Raage
3 East, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make conf
mutation proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described, be-
fore the register and receiver, u.
s. Land ONCE, at Occur d'Alens,
Idaho. on the LIST day of Deem
Der, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Abel, of st. Maries, Idaho
Fred Donaldson, of st. Joe, Idaho ;
Lincoln Flanagan, of st. Joe, Ida.
no, and Benjamin Rogers, of Her
rick, Idaho.
FRANK LANGLEY,
Oct. 23-Nov. 27. Register