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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
WEST DENIsoN ITEMS.
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On last Monday Mr.. Fastje of Den
ison placed fine player piano in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Granger
They and their friends have enjoyed
every day since.
Mrs. Murphy, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. O'Brien, left
tuesday for visit with her friend
Mrs. |. J. rlaherty near Charter Oak.
Miss Emma Boyer is assisting Mrs
3. Roger w. her household duties
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. rowell took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Shropshire in
Denison Sunday.
Earl Whiting, former West Den
ison boy is working at the Rogers
farm.
Mr.. Tom Brown spent Sunday with
Vail friends.
Gene and Agnes Owens We're enter
tanned at the Granger home Monday
evening.
Mrs. A. Mcmahon of Manila is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. M. Houlihan.
Mr.. Henry Schramm and family
moved to their new home in Denison
last Thursday. Their friends wish
them many happy years of retired
life.
Freddie Ingwerson of Denison was
visiting in this vicinity one day last
week.
Mrs. Myrtle crown of Denison spent
last Thursday with her friend, Min
ME Evers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Meehan of Den
ison We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. G..
c. Houlinan Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. A. Moeller and daughter Emme
spent last Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vogt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hintz spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jurgensen.
A number of young friends spent a
pleasant evening with Willie Boyer
last Wednesday.
A number OF relatives and friends
celebrated Mrs. Schwiesow's birthday
on last Saturday and report jolly
time
A number of friends gave Albert
LEM real surprise on last Saturday
evening. The time passed quickly
with dancing and feasting.
Amanda Boyer was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. Schramm few DAYS
last week.
Mrs. Reimers, mother of Mrs. ].
Hoist. is on the sic , list
Henry Schieuter of West Side was
guest at the H. Boyer home Sat
urday.
Mrs. P. J. Eggers and children.
Mrs. Randel and Miss Agnes Henry of
Denison spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. E. Granger.
Wilylie Brown spent Sunday with
Leonard O'Brien.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21

How can Woodrow Wilson expect
the support of this newspaper in 1916
when he was three weeks at Pass
Christian without sending us a box of
oranges or grape fruit?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
GOODRICH NEWS.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
SITE FOH BROOKLYN HOTEL.

Meruh 4 May have sold the northeast
corner OF Fresh Pond road and Wood
bine street. Rdsewood. TO the Excelsior
Brewing Company. who will improve the
plot with q three story hotel The par
eel measures 25xlos and II but one block
south OF the Myrtle avenue elevated sta
Ton. The cost OF the site and building
aggregates $4,000. Meruk 4 May also
bought the northeast corner Of Fresh
Pond road and Madison street, one block
north OF the elevated station. and will
improve tho parcel with a business build
ing.
J D. II. Bergen Son have sold PSI
President street, "A three story and base
mont brownstone front dwelling. for the
Brooklyn Trust Company as executor to
E. /. ". Corneliusen; IS Manhasset place.
four story brick double Hat. for III. l..
BrIdgman 10 ID. Console: 140 Amity street,
q three story and basement brownstone
front dwelling, for Belle NJ. Hinman. as
.xecutrix to Selma Deeb for occupancy :
~ First place. q four story and basement
brownstone dwelling. for Mary O'Connor
20 q. Paturzo for investment. and ~
Douglass street, a three story and base
ment b-,ck and frame three family DWELL
ing. for ". t. Cahill 70 Catharine Storti
Tor investment
Tho John Pullman Heal Estate COM
pary has sold J57 Carroll street. near
Fourth avenue. a two story frame dwell
Ing on lot 2Oxl0O. for Daniel A. Coffey
to Antonio Caruso for occupancy.
wood, Harmon Il Co. report sales OF
lcts In Marlboro to L. i. Denniss, John
Clarke, L. u. Jacobs. II. +. Howe. Harold
Taylor, Mrs j. U. Enyart, &. T.. Ben
ns,,, T. C. Allen; three lots corner of
Slxty-ntth street and West Fourth street
70 Clarence Denniss: two lots, southwest
corner OF Kings Highway and West Third
street TO George +. Brewer, and three lots
northeast corner of Avenue . ana Wes'
F.ith street To $. IL. Albert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

The following really corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday; .,
J p. Payer CO. Manhs nuYa, gHe tpnux
Lewis ~ Brown, DarIcn, Conn, and Hubert
ii DAutremonJ, New York city.
Doric bulldins Company ne. Mnnha"sn
uor; New York city; Richmond u. Elliott. Jr..
Montclair. ~ j., and John J. ouencer. Yon-
George Elio, Company, Inc, Manhattan;
brooklyn. Rose Dillon and Thomas Knox
Gothic Ho!d!ng Company. M%nhatt.n'
Naw York city; Eugenie Levy brooklyn,
aud Theodore Feinne, fordham
Old Stone Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
D. 9. strstnan and james ]. sullivan. New
TSo twenty -eirh, East Twentieth street
Corporations. Manhattan' capital, 5000 d.
Mabel Il. stacy and Grace u, sharp. New
Inle! Gcs,asS cSmpany' Ma Manhattan; s.P!'
H. Bronx. wililam 'i +. EDWARDS and wmism q.
'T ssn:..M M,GGii' Co, Inc, M.nhat-
tan; capital, $1,000 directors, Anthem ni",ns
Martzolf. New York city,
TIN building Company, Bronx; capital.
5000 directors. Margaret sinnot'. Anna SIN
mott and Peter Sinhott, Bronx.
,si iiO 600, directors. Thomas l.. Driscoli,
EDWARD j. Russell. Ethel l.. Burroughs and
four others, Brooklyn,
Brooklyn cspitsL $4,000; directors. Lena
Ponerantz. isidors Betz and simon Bsts.
Wallace Realty Company, Mount Vernon
capital, $4,000; directors. stephen Holden,
i" csvsnsusi. Mount Vernon. u !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
Gross 10 PAY HIGH lrxTAL
% 900 . Year Price Of FSsth Ave-
nae store Leased Recently.

Tho Mark Gross Company will pay
$4,000 year rent for the store In the
Ooelet building. TO. be built at the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty.
seventh street. which 1t leased from the
plans a few days ago. through Harris q
Vaughan. During the term OF the lease,
which IL ten years, the lessee will pay
Mr.. Goelet Si.250.0o0 In rent. The store
will cover tho entire street floor OF the
building. which will be 65.5 feet on Fifth
avenue and 1915 feet on Thirty seventh
street. The lease also includes part OF
the basement Figuring the street level
only the Cross company will pay sl3ss
for every square foot In the store. This
Ii not record price nor is II near the
record paid for store space on Fifth ave-
nue. between Thirty-fourth and Forty Sec
ond streets
Stores not half the size OF the Goeiet
store have brought greater rentals. for the
reason that the demand Is for small
stores. As an indication OF the demand
only one store between Thirty-fourth and
Forty-second streets Is now available At
any price. This store IL near Thirty
fourth street II Ia II feet wide and 10
held at s27 900 n year rent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
GOLDING LEASES HIS CORNER.

John ". Golding has leased to Fred
erick. a jeweller. the space now occupied
by his uptown real estate ONCE. the cor
ner store In the building at the north
east corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty
NTH street. The store will be altered
Tor the new tenant. The lease Is for about
ten years. the period being the unexpired
portion OF the term for which Mr.. Golding
took the building In 1905 from ]. ~
Brooks. The real estate ONCE will be
removed to the floor above the street
Mr. Golding has also leased the second
moor to Anneth Efros. q milliner, and the
third floor to Henry II. Never. The fourth
floor has been leased to firm Of deal
ers In antiques
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
STORES AND LOFTS LEASED.

Horace :. Fly & Co. with George U.
Read & Co. have rented the store NJ i27-
12s Water street TO the Chicago Betting
Company for term OF years from May
y. Brigham Hall and William n.
Bloodgood have leased space In the Har-
riman National Bank Building for II term
OF years 90 +. walter Lawrence. jeweller,
now located at $50 Fifth avenue.
The Duross Company has leased eil
West Twenty-eiehth street. a six story
building. to Jacob r. Bauman for a term
Of years.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement ut 10Y
Heelcnan street to Alonso II. MaRee.
store and basement at a5+ Pearl street
TO the National Marine Lamp Company
for three years and the store at 4s Ann
street TO ~ q. Pasauale.
-Pease & Gilman have leased a store at
2ll Columbus avenue to the Shaw Martin
Company and part OF the ninth lott In 20
West Fo~ty-fifth street to Frederick n.
Ke!m n Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
18TH STREET DWELLING LEASE.

Pease Gilman have rented for Fran
els Schcll the three story and basement
dwelling. on lot I6.sxlO0. AT eco West
l3Sth street 10 Miss Maud Hubbard.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have leased the fol-
lowing dwellings: ?26 W-st End avenue.
TO II. f.. Moore 243 West End avenue for
Mrs. W. a. Etyinge. to ID. +. Farrell 327
West Seventy seventh street for II, W.
Townsend. TO =. +, Levy: e7s West
Sspsntieth street for Mrs. Ethel NJ. Kings
tom. to w. $. Marshall az: West Seventy
FIRST street for George Young Rauchle. to
y. Y. Crawford, and l07 West seventy
sixth street for George l.. Woodruff. To
c. T.. Crane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
~ Wireless-Incomi vessels.

IS New York $50 miles cast Of Sandy Hoos
at + A. NJ. yesterday.
SIS Ceslrlau, $50 .fniesteast OF Sandy Hook ~
c.25 r. "
s. Noo5dam, ',so miles east OF Sandy iioos
IS BcrSensftord. $50 miles east OF sandy Nook
a. 1916 s. NJ 1T.
So Nickerl. Port of Spain, l.S0 miles souSh
OF Sandy Hook AT y, NJ.
50 koroua, ~ Thomas. iSS miles eoutnss~
OF Sandy Hook AZ u N
So Nandyck barbados 800 iniles eouth OF
Sandy Hoos at l., NJ.
:. Rayo. New orleans 200 miles south Of
Diamond shoals al noon
s. Frl.da saoin SO mules southwest OF De
mond shoals al noon,
jupiter ~ noon. 80
- City OF 81 LOUIS. Savannah RS miles
south Of sandy Hook ~ noon.
= Creole, New Orleans les miles northveT
OF Tort ugss AT noon, -
=. Washingtonian, Puerto Mexico, 50 milss
west of sand Key al noon.
IS II Rio Galveston. i6i miles south OF
Sandy Hook AZ 4
- orrO Castle, Nrrn Cruz. 80 miles south
Of >yn,iN Hook AT noon .
~ Alamo, tslresloh' 5'S mics SCUM u
SANDY Hoon ~ noon %,
IS Denver, Galveston 80 miles east OF "s
weston bar al y NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
INVESTS IN BaONx BUILDING.

DRook AVENUE.--Kurz & Uren have
sold for the Milton Realty Company
1906 Brook avenue. a three story brick
business building at the intersection of
is5th street and Brook avenue. on plot
/ S;x37x55. The buyer Is an investor.
BROOK AvENUE.--A Biu,renthai has
sold for the Hamilton Holding Company
the five story apartment house. Oh plot
+0xs0. at 169 Brook avenue. near 136th
street, to the Beuensor Realty Com
pany. who gave In exchange the plot
isxlls. on the north side of l5lst
street. about $40 feet east Of Morris
avenue. "a
EAST 1s5rH srREEr--James 8. War
rem has sold the two frame dwellings,.
on plot <7.axIe0. on the south side aof
iSjth street, 81 feet east OF Washing
ton avenue. 20 Lowenfel6 4 Prayer. who
gave in exchange the nve story apsit-
ment house. on plot 40x100.1. ut the
southeast corner Of Clinton avenue and
lso,h street. reported sold yesterday.
EAST a4lJT STREET.-F. William Egg
ger, has sold for Charles r. Halsted
the three story building At ss% East
t<ist street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
CHANGES IN n. :. ELY a 60.

Hors', s. Ely Co. announced two
changes In their ONCE yesterday Francis
Cuerrlich. who has been connected with
the firm for many years, has been elected
"A director Mr.. Guerrlich conducted nego-
uations In the recent sale and lease
whereby Rogers Peet 4 Co. obtained a
site for new store at the northeas, cor.
ner OF Firth avenue and Forty -frst street.
running through to Forty-second street
The firm also announced that Homer Foo,
Jr.. who has been associated with their
oitice for eighteen years. will open an
of'ice on his own account in the Transit
building. East Forty-second street. on
March l.. Alfred Z. MsrlinE. president OF
Horace $. Ely Co, gave a dinner in
hohor OF Mr. Foot last night Mt the Union
League Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20

4 deal which foreshadows a building
Improvement, the nature OF which could
not be learned, was closed yesterday for a
plot on Ninety-ninth street just east Of
FIFTH avenue. William u. May & Co. sold
o a client three lots, making a plot Of 70
Zee, front and I00.11 feet deep, on the
south side OF the street 1875 feet east Of
rth avenue They sold the property for
a client Of Alexander q Green. The new
owner will improve the realty In the near
future, according 10 the brokers. but with
what sort OF building they would not
say. The Windham Realization Company
!. the owner OF record. having secured
ne lots last April from A. c. Baohman
and others In foreclosure proceedings for
$50. 600 II Is some time since realty In
.ha, block has changed hands. The last
recorded sale was the purchase two years
ago by the Mount Sinai Hospital OF the
ra.s at Is TO 10 for use as a pathological
laboratory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
STILL or7osz1a scRAAp BuI.
East SIZE IapssveRsst Asseciatie~
Csass Get Against IL.

Another Organization has taken Sides
against the measure for haiving the tax
on buildinGs oficiaily known AZ the Her
rick. Schaap bill. which Its supporters saw
will reduce rents. The new enemy to the
bill In the Citissns East side Improvement
Association. The association considers
the measure pernicious. and AZ y meeting
to Be held tonight at s3S Lexington ave-
nue. arrangements will be made to send
a delegation to Albany TO protest against
the measure.
SO many delegations are going to
Albany on March 3, the day the bill Ia
to have q public hearing. that 1t does not
seem as II there will be many real estate
men In New York on that day.
Besides protesting against the bill the
East Side association elected the follow
Ing directors: Montgomery Maze. Win.
fred Watson. George c. Schaefer. Henry
O. Wynn. George r. shrady. James NJ
Geery. Reno II. Ellington. the Rev.
George l.. Shearer, John Hannigan. George
+. Bentley. Alonzo Potter. Herbert NJ
tnser. Francis J. Lantry and the Rev.
w. W. White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20

Assi.,ant surgeon " w. Wickershsnn. Ned =
cal Reserve Corps, 70 Ne~ norH yAra; .,..,.,
honolulu, TO San Francisco, Cal. for orders.
Col George Barnett, Nj tG Corps IRON
iladel phia barracks TO hesdauarters Marine
Corps 49,. ~, 49,.
Honolulu barracks Ia Mare Island bArrackA
first I!su, ". y Garr-tt, Marine Corps
from Philippines Ia marine letsrhmsm Amer
second Lieut. u " Van Hoose. Msrtns
corps detached Second AdvuDcc Base 4e6s
ment TO return naval Disciplinary bsrvache,
Port Royal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
LOWEIL's GRANDCHu.D SUES.
Mrs. RantouI Seeks Divorce On the
GrOund Of CPuelty.

BOSTON, Feb. l9-Many instances OF
her husbands alleged cruelty 10 her were
related on the witness stand to-day by
Mrs. Lois Il. Rantoul, granddaughter Of
James Russell Lowell when her divorce
suit was resumed In the East Cambridge
court house
Mrs, Rsntoui seeks divorce on the
ground OF cruel treatment and asks Tor
almony and the custody OF her children.
The case was interrupted year ago,
when the excitement OF the trial caused
Mrs. Rantoul to have "A breakdown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Weather. With Other UnfavOra-
bic Conditions, Brings Trad
ing to Standstill.
DEAL NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
Bronx Business Building, Flats
and Dwellings Sold-Buy
Brooklyn Hotel Site.

Un,svorable weather conditions added
70 a poor mortgage market and agitation
yhch BODIES no good for real estate have
brought the market TO a practical stand
sai. Business reported yesterday would
Rave been considered normal only the
dulles. period OF midsummer season.
Trading in Manhattan was largely con-
an,d to small West side dwellings. while
IN The Bronx several more small proper
LES found buyers. Nothing in the sales
branch was reported from any section
which was of more than ordinary in
,erest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
WEST SIDE HOUSES SOLD.

WEST ETH STREET.-S.awson 4 Hobbs
have sold for Anna T. Aspeii to John
J. Walsh for occupancy 1879 West
Seventy seventh street. three story
and basement dwelling on lot 1sxIO22.
The house Is midway between Column
bus and Amsterdam avenues.
WEST ssTH STREET. -Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for Daniel II, Freedman lps
Vest Elghty-sixth street. a four story
browns,one dwelling. on lot 20xlo2.2.
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
rues The property is leased 10 one
tenant for business purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
RYE HOMESTEAD SOLD.

wilson Bull Inc. has sold 20 lie Baron
= willard the Buckley homestead ana hve
a'd thr-c.Guarters acres on Locust ave
oIo near the Apawamis Club. The same
nrm also sold to William Ellington nve
.o's, house and barn for Daniel H.
Beary with a frontage Of $50 feet on
Purchase street, and approximately zoo
ter tEep
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
RESTAURANT on 4aD STREET.

j. walter Rosenberg. who became the
eighth owner OF 100 West Forty-thi
street when he took title TO the property
on Tuesday. evidently intends TO retain
ownership. for he has leased the property
To Horn & Hardart. who will turn the
dwelling into an automatic lunchroon.
The lease Is for "A period Of twenty-one
wears at reported rental Of $500. The
building adjoins the Elks' clubhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
nEELECT ALLIANCE DIRECTIONS,

Alliance Realty Company at it's annual
meeting yesterday elected tn. following
directors Charles f. Adams I'd, Daniel
ID. Freedman. X. q. Babpage. Benjamin
Mordecai, Alwyn Ball, Jr. james II. Post
ii. b. Black. T. Clifford Potter. Edwin
81. E3ulkley. Walter 7, Rosen. w. H..
ChesebrouRh. MoriA Rosenthal, Clarke
q. Daley. Howard w Smith and +. s.
Smithers. All were reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20

Gutta Percha Company, has filed p,nns
Tor I'VE story freproof factory for the
cofnapny on the north side OF Twenty
fourth street. goo feet east OF First ave
nue. II will have IA frontage OF 25 fee,
ana depth OF $50. The cost has been
estimated at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
brOuN.
LIS PENDENs.



sd Av. isse--AnnA II FA.rrhilo ast ssrah
Katz OF al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE !;
AID ST. lti W-Altorla Realty Construc-
tion Co aEt Peter Delacy faction TO fore
close mech anio'a hsn); sttys. Gettner
Simon 4 Asher. -
MApiSON sT Sts--cinrsncs II Coddington
mortxaxeJ; atty, g NJ Coddington,
EAsTBURN Az, T. es13 l1tth IT.. .bx9e
The Hoard Of Educa ton of the Reformed
Church Of Amer..a sEt Sarah Cohen tfore-
closure OF mortEage); atty, c l. Living
FOX sr, o 0. S56.l0 n I6sth NJ, :o,5xioo--
Clara Best sgt Martha Perna foreclosure
OF mortysgelj atty. Arrowsmith -
May Price Constant 0ref aSt Fleischmann
Realty co ct al foreclosure Of mortsagej :
atty, u II coney.
Lots eo7 and ?2b. map Of samlsr estate,
property located AZ Broadyay ana ss1ih
st--Stuard Realty Co agt Sroefer Realty
Go at al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE, atty.
Gilbert a q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
Movements 81 Naval vessels.

WASHINGTON Feb le--The collier Nan
eli an has arrived nj san Francisco and the de
sroyrrs Monaghan, stere,t and Terry Ut
Timua.
The transport Buffalo from Masatian, has
sailed Tor san Diego the supply ship ArethusA
from GuAnt anainu for Port Arthur Tex, ths
collier Nereus from Guantanamo for Gusca
nabo Bay the lug Patuhen from Guantanamo
Tor Port an Piruce and the mine ship San
Francesca from Guacanabo Hay for Vers Cruy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
wOOLwORTH BLDG.s TENANT.

Edward J Hogan has leased to the
Foundation Company. Franklin Remington
president part OF the nineteenth floor
OF the Woo'worth Building FOR a term OF
Years. This company butt the founda-
ton OF the Woolworth Building at a cost
OF $1,000. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
NEW GLASSWARE CENTRE.

Carstein a Linnekin and Smear & Co.
have leased to the United Cut Glass Gown
pany the store and basement In the build
Ing AT 4 and West Twentv-second street.
This store is directly In the rear Of the
premises leased yesterday TO Lazarus Il
Resented, large importers of crockery
and glass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
COLD sTORAaE ron MARKET.

A~cold storage plant Ii to he Installed
In the eighth story warehouse at 2s9
Water street at a cost of $1,000 for the
Fulton Market Refrigerating Company
The power for the plant will he gem
Grated In 2s3 Front street. n three story
stable. which 10 to be 'remodelied az n
cost of $1,000. +. =. Mcguire IL the
owner Of the Water street property and
James J. Cosgrove owns the Front street
pt operty. The architect in both cases II
George r. Chappell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
lat saos THIRD AVENUE
BY HeFbert a HHtTHSH'
VALENTINE Az. si2s to s%ss' cor 10

Az, si?s to s>ss, n cor 18th
e. ic9sis' ',y dwif ,i,n ' a., is,s ass
stuxibd 20 Tlebout Nv x3s.sa2sb, vacant
Nationai syss Bank % Albany ast
,'srsy ct al: due. el60s3l6; taxes. &c,
atb25O; 20 Joseph Lynch, ...,...th'oo
10y Joseph L. Day.
soI,TH OAK DRIVE, cor Holland av,
esiOxss.6x26x75,i; also SOUTH OAK Drive.
Holland av. e =. 100 u Burke ~. Sonioo;
also Wallace av, = 100 burke 4. S5x
const Co ct al; due. SS5,s?; taxes, -,
400. to the plaintiff, ...,,,,,,. .sS,boo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
BROkERs IN RECENT DEALS.

Mccarthy & Fellows negotiated the
twenty-one year lease OF the sixteen story
building 10 he built BY George G. Boldt
AT and East Thirty seventh street.
which was reported In THE SUN yester.
day. kshel Bros. furniture manufac-
turers, are the lessees.
Joseph y. Day was BROKER In the sals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
BROOkLYS APARTMENT PLANS.

shampsn & Shsmpan arc preparing
pam for a six story apartment house
70 be erected on the north Hde of keap
street. 2.5J feet east Of Marcy avenue,
'p' LYMAN HsrshkovitI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
{ BRONX Apartments LEASED.

Tn" Everett NJ. Seixas Company has
leased FOR the Fleischmann Bros Com
pany the four i've story apartment houses
AT 4si 10 sos East l+0th street for a term
OF years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
80 ssss
br6nA.
V, . Q cor lsl
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan: ..

HOUTHERN DOULKVARD, l304-Angelo
Altieri 4 Co agt Dsnisl Ostrow ct al, Dec
iloTH ST. G0-ss Violin Bc.I 10 agt
Royal Pasture Co t.l. Doc J. 1919 faos,ss
ast same oct ~, 1919. .......... Nbo
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
TRADE GETS ANOTHER HOME.

The four story and basement dwelling
at 1879 West Forty NTH street Ii to be
made over to provide for stores and lofts
at an estimated cost OF $500. Evelyn
G. Msnley and Louise NJ. Gray are the
owners John r Biggs is the architect