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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
MADE APARTMENTS vrBRATE.
Edison Power plant Caused Owner
Lose Of Rents.

An important decision by the Court of
Appeals ms to the right OF property
owner to recover damages for nuisance
maintained adjacent to his property which
anects Its rental value was handed down
yesterday In the suit of Daniel Rosendorf
against the New York Edison Company.
which constructed power house at an
expense of 100000 adjoining an apart
mont house owned by Rosendorf at 1875
East Eighty-third street.
Rosendorf sued through George W. Files
OF IFS broadway for an injunction re-.
straining the Edison company from con-
tinuing the nuisance resulting from the
vibration and noise from the power house
and Supreme Court Justice Erlanger
granted the injunction. providing tho
nuisance Ia not abatcd. and gave judg-
ment for tho loss OF rents proved at the
trial. after making personal inspection
OF tho apartment house to determine the
extent OF the noise and vibrations from
the power house.
The opinion in the case. which Is affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals states that the
easterly wall Of the defendants building
building and Il appeared that the noise
was greatest between 10 and ~ o'clock at
night The trial Judge paid three visits
to the house and found that ''the hum and
noise from three rotary machines was
considerable" The court said that the
Defendants power house stands in q resi-
Dental street and the defendant has no
right to erect . plant containing heavy
machinery. however skiifui the construc-
tion and operation may be. IL the effect
will be to render habitation uncomfortable.
1t Is quite conceivable that In many parts
OF our city such plant as the defendan IT'S
would work no harm. but when In order tn
increase Its business for private gain II
enters a locality where Injury might re-
suit. II takes the hazard OF tho penalties
which attach to such act"
The court ruled that the fact that the
defendant conducts Its business under the
authority of the State and city 'confers
no privilege to so carry II on ~ to in
wade the right OF others. The defendant
IL still subject to the maxim as old rs
the law itself. that II may not use Its
property to the injury of any legal right
Of another" Under the decision Of the
Court Of Appeals the defendant must
make such changes in its plant A. will
abate the nuisance or the court will grant
an Injunction restraining the operation OF
the plant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
com MERCrAL FIRMS MOVING.

Tho rutland 4 Whiting Company have
rented the building at age Pearl street to
the Stallman Company store and base
ment at 1l5 Nassau street to Daniel New
man store At a9-4i Lspenard street to
Meyer Roth0tein; stores at ft3 Blocker
street to Samuel MarEolis ard the Cree
cent Cigar stores stors at 10 New Bow
cry 10 q. b. TrAverBo 4 Son: at - New
Bowsry To William d. Keliand: ioft In
10 Firth avenue to Kelly Publishing
Company: loft in ia John street. to y.
NJ Daniels; loft in 50 Beekman street to
Needisman Press Company; 5000 square
feet in 1920 Oak street To Paul Siewers a
Mckay: loft In 50 Warren strest to Nc
Lean Manufacturing Corporation
Crosa 4 Brown Company has leased
to the McGrAw Tire and Rubber Company
tho store and basement at 1889 broadway
the third floor at $3.50 West Sixty-second
street
William A. White q Sons have leased
the building Mt las Reado street 20 L.
Strudlef q Son the store AZ TT Pearl
street TO Henderson Il Korn; q loft AZ
los and III Leonard street. TO JACOB
Grssnberg: the store At ~ Water stre~,.
to Hauseit q Luneschioss: . loft At :7s
Pearl street. to Meyer Sokol. and part Of
tho store at 33s and s43 Greenwich street,
to A. A. Kennard 4 Co.
Charles Lehman has leased a floor At
i2s and 13c West Forty sixth street TO
the World Film Cooperation. There are
now ten Aim companies located In this
building.
Walter J. Solomon has leased 60 David
n. Levy space Mt 20 Warren street; TO
Herman r Schenck space at II West
Forty-second street: to Levinton Bros.
space at 500 Fifth avenue. and TO Jonas,
millinery. space at sos Fifth avenue.
l.. Joseph NARROW has leased tho store
Mt 65l Eighth avenue to the Ora mmecy
Chocolate Company: also at - East
Forty-third street the second floor to the
Misses Deaiy.
Hiram Rinaldo has leased TO the United
Cigar Stores the store at c39 Grand street,
southeast CORNER Of tho Bowery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
LOWER FIFTH AVENUE SALE.

The twelve and eleven story buildings
q, the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue
md Twenty first street and several up
own properties. among which are n
lwelling and number OF lots. Inquired In
A trade yesterday amounting to over
$1,000, 900 The Mckeon Realty Com
aany. which until recently has been
operating in the Pennsyivania district.
ives, OF Seventh avenue. bought the two
frf,h avenue buildings from the NcCready
state. Tho city values the buildings
at ss45, 900. on them are mortgages
,ssrega,.ny 100000. The corner build
M is twelve stories high and the one ad-
,oi1ing is eleven stories. Together they
locupy a plot 81 feet on Fifth avenue and
20 feet on Twenty first street. They were
ut UP when trade first went into With
avenue, about seventeen years ago.
Though lacking tho convenience OF
modern structure they arc nevertheless
rood buildings and we'll rented.
The McKeon Realty Company does not
.xpect 20 hold the structures long. Prob
ably a week may see them sold to another.
rs early az yesterday afternoon details
for the resale of the property were under
coasideration by John J. Buckley. attorney
'or the Mckeon Realty Company. who
aid that the deal might reach a climax
ma week. He would not say who was
4icsering for them, explaining that the
matter was still in the elementary stage.
In part payment for the corner the
-.sl,y company gave three separate par
,-,t which they valued In the trade At
$4,000. These properties are the nve
story dwelling at 302 West l0sth street.
adbin.ng the southwest corner OF West
End avenue: ten and half lots at the
southeast corner OF Washington avenue
sad lss,h street and the plot. l0Ox95. at
he southwest corner of Convent avenue
md lilst street. The last named property.
witch the company valued in the trade at
$4,000, was one OF the properties given
BY Joseph Guinet In part payment for the
on building at 42t TO ass West Thirty
'nirl street. The dwelling and the WASH
sg,on avenue lots were acquired last Au-
Gus, from George Loft in payment for the
on building at AS TO ss6 West Twenty
ath street.
The Fifth avenue buildings were sold In
iane. 1912. by the McCreadys to Z. Gray
on Martin. who took title to the property
% the name Of william c. Duncan. Last
october the property was taken back by
kestate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
APARTMENT NEXT
TO new COLONY CLUB
Builders Buy Plot on 82d Street
Adjoining site Bought
by Women.
sTH AVE. CORNER IN TRADE
Two Buildings at s1st Street
Bought by Realty Co..
Small Parcels Sold.

A syndicate represented by Douglas l.
rlln,an 4 Co. has bought q plot on
s,,y.sccond street adjoining che north
rss, corner of Park avenue, which the
,,,,ory club bought last week as . site
nr IL new clubhouse. The property
aiken 10y Mr.. Ellimans client Ia TO be
ned AS the site of an apartment house
Il the highest type. The plot measures
2; feet on the street and 10 1905 feet
,p +; s known NJ -. +6 and "a East
.,,y.second street and at present IL
,oy,rsd with three stables. Two stables
we're bought from Mrs. Emily A. SANFORD.
sao acquired them In 1910 and the other
"a. secured from Ranald II. Macdonald.
NO bought IL less than two years ago.
Another stable. at ~. 10 to be Incorporated
n the site of the new Colony Club, which
ali be 100 feet along Park avenue and
40 fee. on Slxty-second street
Mr.. Macdonald and Mrs. Sanford were
,epreseuted In the transaction BY the
neuglas Robinson. Charles 4. Brown
fompany
The apartment that will cover the plot
ali be one OF the finest that have been
tanned for Park avenue. No money will
h. spared. II Is said. In making the house
M best in every respect. Architectu-
liz 1, will conform to the style OF the
,ew Colony club house on the corner.
mich Is being designed BY Delano 4
Ndrich.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
brown Company negotiated the sale OF
he cub site, which was held at $4,000
With Yesterdays purchase and the club
a.sl park avenue will lose o number Of
10 fats and old stables.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
BROOKLYN HOME BUYERS.

K G. Talbert- Perkins has sold for the
Lawyers Mortgage Company s6< Gates
avenue. a three story and basement pri-
vate dwelling. on lot l7.6x76. The prop
erty recently was taken by the company
under foreclosure.
William A. Rigoulet has sold s2s
Herkimer street. two story and base
ment frame dwelling. for Mrs. Hannah
O'Leary to a client for occupancy.
q. w. Snyder & Son have sold the
three story brick Nat at $40 Tenth stree.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. on
lot 2oxloo. to a client for investment.
Henry Pierson 4 Co. Inc, have sold
235 Berkeley place. near Eighth avenue
a three story dwelling. ON lot s2.6x10o
for tho Mechanics Bank.
Tutino 4 Cerny have sold for John
Muir the three story brick fiat. on 10,
16xlO0. at 57lS Fifth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
UPTOWN FLATS SOLD.

EAST ll2TH STREET.-William q.
Baker has sold for Maria Brann to Ma
than Iiorwitz and Jacob Schanbach 10
And 70 East lI2th street, two ave story
tenemen,s. on plot b2.6x75.1l. 26.s feet
west OF Park avenue. This In the hrst
sale Of the property In twenty-four
years
VEST lelST STREET.-Henry NJ. WE'LL
has sold for Philip Levy to Sol Riley
HS Wrs, l2lst street, q hve story nat
on lot lSxl00ll.
SECOND ACKNOWLEDGMENT X co.
have sold for G. J. Stein 2306 Second
avenue. a five story tenement with
stores, on lot 27xs0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
Mn,.m.n,s 90 Naval V-0e,..

WASuSGTOE Ma'cl The or,ns-r Sev
orleans M arrived ~ ronooea,npo, mo &c
san l'ctro, tNr d-s' 0yer Wh.pNic o; ssn
Diego. the runh2w, il.i"nt 2, sa,Ewsn re
collier Justin ~ G4ayma- he destroyese
Monaghan .s,err.t' Ferry Heid, iluees -
m, '.,il,r Grr',a a4, salad ''oa, S--s0t
for Nose me osst-uv,~- S'audish ara Mas"
tom Mort for Nnuanolis mo nA'fleel.r
-c.,,h g,rol,u. IRON Port an pr, ac~ toy Guar
tal,no 'hr h,,'leSl1S Virginia Aebras9u
Rhnlo Island ant asoryia tho "olln' I@bAno
and the 'ug rnaphCo from GlacanayatQ FA'
Tor Guantanamo. 'h" tugs sonoinN and g
tarlo from GuncHrayshr Ray for NarsenIs
tui thr DESTROYER Ts'sr from xcg Ven 'ss
-, O-lehps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
FRANK, Title 20 Gco Het2.. $
HAGOT REALTY co 80 iiresoort Real
SATISFIED MuRTG \nlS.

, Wl-h mann. ana address ~ lenders Aitotr"
t6TH 1T, AZ. ", =, - e tonN' ut e'' -
snd Gertrude Michael; atty th"S 10
mann. 30 Bwhy ..,...t.,.t ..'-.'. .'',''o
BROOK Az, tsl.fs3 nag on lto.", b.l !.
lsoa--pRtrick Doonsn 20 ferhciiNer
Schwartz Brew CO, lsNth ~ ana Ams''f.
SAME pRopERTy mtg on lease & o..
10. isib-Jas MeDououEh - Sane, y ~
WEST END Az, ., o6,il o'th - ls,lNN
OCT ~ lsfl--rdw ana Iuia Y Pat,
rick to Mar, KIngsi1nd, s''y + n-
Foster. l. We. ~ go ..,..',, ''",oo'
l. lgI2--ITorencs Il Hyvgi 'im,r - toif
schild Realty co; atty bra.h " 9. sw-
INTEnVAI,r ~, \. ITN. Trr'u.n e.
s7GniOO, Aug ) igio--rrans a va . =
10 Frsik W SausT. oVT. T - te
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
x,,w REALTY CORPORATIONS.

tn. fo'low,rS re- realty xsy.,. aSr' "
ch eoisr Rss,.y c Company. Manhattan, cap
@ 5000 a,.sssc;; hsa s:.S Nav x S.4s
e'W;mSurs Davis Company Manhattan;
e.pi.ni. os.ooei iirsetorA Peter 4, K,mSurs'
New York; Frederick A.; Dsv!s sroGNy"'
Peerless Land Company Brookiyn; capt
,.i $500: directors. Joseph u: Burriil Dm-
msiins H. Sssvsr and FRANK ~ ssA'"'
s~Ssyicr Building Corporation. Queens;
capital, SIC. COOS. dirsctors. Daniel Lshsy'
HSss,beS Lens Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
INTERESTING STORY DENIED.

" Emlen Roosevelt denied yesterday
'spor, 20 the effect that the West Fifty
sventh Street Company, OF which he 10
he head, Is the buyer OF the W. T. HYDE
iouse at II East SEVENTEEN street. IL
sas also stated that Mr.. Hyde ~ not the
buyer Of the vacant lot at $50 fffth ave-
nue. which Mr.. Roosevelt's company sold
few days ago. II was reported yester-
Day that a trade of these properties had
been made and that Mr.. Hyde 10 the per-
'or who will erect costly dwelling on
he Fifth avenue lot. which Ii Just south
of SEVENTEEN street. Nothing but deniaif
could be had concerning tho report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions fos II.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, cIoSay q.
day, unsettled Tomorrow. probably
raj" a." the coasts moderate. varls.
bile winds.
For New jersey, cloudy to-day. probably
followed by rain tonight or tomorrow;
llght 10 moderate variable Winds
For northern New England. cloudy to-day
and tomorrow; moderate west winds
For southern New England. fair TODAY:
unsettled tomorrow; moderate west wfnds
For western New York. cloudy to-day; un.
se'ted to morrow; probably local rains or
SHOWS light to moderst. variable winds
NEW YORK. March Moderately low
pressure prevailed yesterday over northern
parts OF tho country east of tho Rocky
Mountains and there was a comparative
depression central over northern LouisianA
causing ilsht ~ moderate rain In tho Gulf
states
There was snow in tho upper Ohio VALLEY,
la the lake regions northern New England
ana Montana. and rain In Idaho and the
north Pacific states. elsewhere the weather
was generally iair.
II was colder IN parts of the easssVa
ROCKY Mountain slope, In the Central State
York and vermont and generally warmer
c..-wHerr.
Temperatures we're above the frcesins
point along the .utirc Atlantic coast and
IN a. ssrtio's south Of Kentucky.
In thts -ltr the day was fair aud warmer
wind, light 70 fresh northwest TO southwest.
average humidity ~ per cent; barometss.
corrected e. read TO sea level, at A. ~.
:9.7s. l.. NJ. 2g.No
The temperature IN this city yesterday 80
recorded bv The ON, al thermometer In shown
Ia ami
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
aeon RUPERT STILL BUYING.

BAILEY AvENUE.-Coi. Jacob Rupert
has added another Bronx parcel to his
Investment holdings. He has oouSht
from Catherine O'Sullivan the nve story
modern fat on plot 40xioo, NJ the
northeas. corner Of Bailey avenue and
Nth street.
JENNINGS sTREET.-A J. Madden ana
Charles r. Deshier have sold for Rose
wssmsn to Ferdinand Hscht the
pot, 7sxl2s. on the south side OF Jen-
Mugs street 100 feet east Of Wukehs
place. The buyer intsnds building I'M
mediateiy.
JACKSON AvENUE.-0sorgs Lodeo ana
frederick Steeg have sold for Wunee'
Mn Ehrsan. 73S Jackson avenue
0res family dwsiiinS. on los 1s.exsT.
Union AVENUE-0eorgs Lodes and
Frederick s,Asg have sold for rrsdeslcx
Ehrsan. sos Union avenue. souS
0ory nat. on lot l7.Sxeo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
HIGH PATERSON VALUE.

Jacob Konner and Gustav Mikoa have
bought PIG Main street, Paterson. y. T..
2lxi00. from Albert Tint for $4,000. Tho
price establishes a record OF 1888 n
front foot, as against the former top fig
ure OF f27. 900 for eight and half feet
fronting at the corner OF Van Houten and
Main streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
LARGE LOFTS FOR 3lsT STREET.
Plans Call for Twelve story Build
ting 90 Cost R22S,OOO.

Rouse 4 Goldstone. architects for the
Adroit Building Company. Inc, Joseph
NJ Brody. president. have hled plans for
the construction of a twelve story fire.
proof store and loft building on tho south
side OF Thirty-frst street. $50 feet east
Of Madison avenue. II will have a facade
OF brick and limestone. with a frontage
Of forty-five feet and n depth OF ninety
two feet The cost has been estimated
at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
MONTCLAIR POST OFFICE.

The Government has bought from Mrs
Alice H. Wallace and Mrs. Mary II
Wendelstadt n plot ut the southeast cor
ner Of bloomfield avenue and Seymour
street. Montcia!r as "A site for n post Of
Zee building. The plot measures l75xl5o
ard the price Is reported at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGEs.
with name and address Of tsudss sod
lenders sttornsy.)
DoWnt0WA.
(6outh Of Fourteenth 81
HENRY ST. l0S. ., .bxlo0-sarah Lap
.eh!!s 4 sno to Hsrmann Levy, 90 "
lasth -. Feb 10, pr mtg $4,000. due Aug
Q. 1915 9 p G.; atty. NY Meyer. 90
Bwsy .......,........,...,. ,.....oi.soe
EAst Side.
tEast Of Firth ~, between Tourtsen,h and
10th sts.)
MADISON Az. S:7. c =. ?oxso--L d Buikley
20 Helen Wilson. r. <ith st, pr mtg
$4,000 Mch !. due as per bend; attya
sproull, II q z. I Madison av.... 10000
ssTH 81, SS.ss u, BoxIoo. s-Anna u Donald
10 L Savings Bank Of N y. so6 MAdleon
~, Meh 3, 5 yrs. ~ C; attys. Merrill z
,eTM Is 81, III y, q st.isoi-I... ION
street Really coIpa to Mari. Adamse, ooS
isd ST. Ach :. pr mtg siIcee. yra
sxMn pRopIairY.-s.;ma:: 10 l.n.. s:I sis
~ y iits q, neS g. pr .mtT SisoSs, 4
Yss . Of atty, Otto u psosGsi. Nv
q. 4. , y. =; ;,sS;.: |;
Mob Z. yra ....,-''-'. '''s<sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
AsslGHMENTW OF MORTGAGES
Mnnhnttau.

xnIooRn. N.,is y to state Realty MTG
wHsHiSGroS TKusT CO OF to Fran:
sEYsSL' Dsn'i u ana .no, eIrs to. Julia
oHisHoLM. Geo ID ana ano, ears. TO Goo r
Chisholm ct al, ,.....-,..'''' 'ss.'snt
MACY. WIN II. ", admr. 10 Mary kinc;
vosTna. frsa.rilo d. y and .no tras, e
srGiva aSss f Fanny 10 s.ra'i n s.rmsn
SrEVHfiG, John D. to John ) Hogan, .s6bo
LnyEI Psisg e Nh Buy rRus eS CO
90 N MIG snd Security CO. ,.,;,.; $40,
rHri.oR. Xnteln.sse D, to Alfred IL Cenk .
LEG .........''.'.'''''' '''''''''' ,""nnoo
Men MAieaxo x 'i neatly GoRfN to Peter A,.s:
sfssSSSNeociNI, D:;v;iid. ., a, .amr, to Frame:
TILE II i'Sa ~ co 70 Congregations. pcara
Of AinistsYtsA Relief. $1,000
n r TITLE INs co 70 Waiter Bias.
pGSHAM. Robert N. 70 Florence KID.
xiHp1ipLn. Alfred W. t,a:. u. :. H:i.i; y dug;
sLnHSHrNiTxXiLi Gi:.i. 20 j.cci E.r,.:
berG '-'s.'''s'-'' 800 "'''''''''sN'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
EAST SIDE SHOP.

On the south side OF Sixty-third street.
$50 feet west Of Second avenue. n three
story blacksmith shop and dwelling IL to
be built 1t vii, have n frontage Of 25 feet
and a depth Of IS feet. and according to
the estimate OF the architects, Browne &
Almiroty. will cost $4,000. Patrick Burns
Ia the owner Of record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
c. II. MACKAv A BUYER.

Clarence IL. Mackay has purchased
eight plots in the Jamaica Estates devel-
opment The property has "A frontage OF
305 feet on the east side OF Radnor road
and II one OF the most desirable resi-
Dental sites on the Development. The
amount invested was $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
TO SELL VACANT BLOCKS.

The sale OF the two square blocks
bounded by Bridge street BARKER avenue,
Union street and Elliott avenue postponed
yesterday will take place on March 4: u.
the Exchange Salesrooins, 320s Third
avenue at the stand Of Joseph L. Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
LEASING FOR THE SUMMER.

John r. Scott has rented for the sum
mer the country place known - Rreezy
Lawn, on Osborne avenue. Cedarhurst.
/. l., to DR. Ernest q. Htliman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05

The Hobokem Land ard Improvement
Company has leased 20 900 feet -. space
in It's new terminal building in Hobokcn
to tho Blur Motor Lighting Company,
which now oocupieA three AMI half
fsoore. Tho New Process Cork Company.
formerly On Grssnwaoh avenue. ths city.
has taken a long iease On, half floor
IN the same building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
TO ALTER MADISON Az. HOUSE.

The Ave story private dwelling at l,a
Madison avenue Is TO be made over for Paul
NJ Herzog at an estimated cost OF $4,000.
The remade building will have store on
the ground floor. with bachelor apartments
above. Christian NJ. Lang IL the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
MECHANICS LIENS
NAnhottAn,

srU Av ls,-Rae Glass Co sgt Geo l.
Joe Il Aeksn. contractor: Olsen, sub.
contractor .......,.......,...;. .Nye
xsTH ST, ls w--Huli Grppen a Co az,
Constyuotton Go, contractor, ....... tbl.s6
s7TH 1T, ~ W--SAmusi Lindsr Agt ~ to ~
W s1th etrset. Inc. owner, Nicho,s:
Chiodo. contractor ,,..t.rsss.r.'-s slso
WASHINGTON Az, ?i7G-Max i.eoman sg'
Julius J Lyons, owner; David Beach
INTERVALH Av. lsSs-isS1--Gsorae w
Bancroft ACT Ths Jacob sireher &c.
lxCoMpE Az. iiS-Anton Hom:eldt ass
Henry A stadisr. j.. owner and s"nt.s S,
Lxs Sa Nv. ss--s.,n. &c, same, owner
and COntr tor WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
LONG ISLAND CITY FLAT SALE.

william u. Rloodgood 4 Co have sold
for the Hsenita Construction Company
two four story Nat houses, 37.sxss each.
on the north side OF Jamaica avenue.
between Sherman street and Hopkins
avenue, Long Island City, to r. and NJ.
Realty Company for investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05

srH Az. sss-cAasiss 0vstiiia est nsx,
pITvsSS.sSrpn pRivE, cci iioth 81,
"Sscsr Sto{p ~ RivsrAas Drive and sseth
Street Co q q. fsb II, 1917. $500
i',D IL e, r 81: .a: 81 'a e: f iss
- ssSSAkM ~ Nv itis.Na;s.w. .cc:eis%s e
ira. WeiSs, !se. - Issssrisy Really M, e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
LIS GENDE Ns.
Manhattan

'FRONT.' sr as 10, IS. between BrvaI ct
and co.nties siip--RuaoiPh Wa,.ach Go
ruRSPIKE ri. from Sss York To Ro-,on.
oD.irs Landing or Town Landing, !96x
GA irres-Msi Erlanses ayi joseph
sasel; attys, Beekman, Msnksn a 6ris'
LoT :. block :is, see Louis Pines az.
.a1 llen): atty, 7 schvartsmar.
MADISON ct. sSo-Eliso q rarnhem ast
p.vid ko,Ier ct /, al foreclosure OF mort
SAP ST, "a E-is.esl;. Unser az, solomon
Hirsch =; ~ foreclosure Of MORTGAGE,
isJD ST, 20 W-Mary Mlh.r az, Henry
Fshn IT al forsclosurs OF mor;sax,) :;
al, fs' r. Ley tsS S ani g.. N' ". ::s ,s
marie II Wolfe 81 al tforeslosa,c Of two
s7TH ST, 10? E--Suaran;y Trus, 60 Of y Y
ast Mamie J Faulkner soreciosure OF
mor'g~se); nttys Gillespie 4 ot,onnor
BrsM,.
wMEELES Az ,u,l 10 E%s,,sn , az;
Co al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; s;ty'
,.isT ST a.. E--Isiaors u Morrison as,
m mSS ss"'" ss'y. K schtn ''''''' -
'A as.ri Al Mas.:oih 80, jssoS sSha-der
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MXPes A.. ". is,: ,so,a ct. ::.s,ioo-
Edward perpeet ast raHqua.e pair.!Ia ~ al
0orseiosurs OF mortssscI: atty. NJ Silver
JACKSON Az, o. I'as $ lssd st 3nsI-
Albert y Hertcorn ast Jacob Sohneits'
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage @t'y'
lssTW ST. n e cor Fox st. :s,sG.7. irres-
john y nes,1.n ~ L sS;i,l B,sFAoH ct I.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-05
TENEMENT TRADED FOR PLOT.

WEST bOTH sTREET--A. Biumsnthai
has sold for the Aaron Goodman Realty
Company, 55+ West F1ftieth street. Q
III story tenement on lot 3sxes. 70
Lbvenfeld 4 Prayer. who gave IN az
change the northwest corner OF linton
wenue and 1854 street, q vacant plot.
1880, which tho new owners will Inn
Grove