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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH %.
The Bronx.

246TH ST n $. 100 IT W Of Livingston ave
Oh sty brk dwlg. 4sx61; ID Strayer' 5as
West lo4th st. owner; Harric T Lindeberg,
West 47th st, architect; cost $4,000.
stv brk factory 9T.5s.x1O0: W Archstein &
Bros, $50 Brof dway. owners; John T. KERRY
Bergen Building. The Bronx. architect COST
$50 600 49,.
WASHINGTON AVE W 9, 1s3d 20 1s4th 81.
2 sty brk school. 06yo9.62; school or Our
Saviour. Rev Francis r Duffy. 4OI West IAN
ST. rector owners: Thomas Duff, 40I west
l4th st. architect: cost $50. 900.
TIFFANY ST. s. 100 II OF 165th 81
2 sty brk tennis. 50Xss; Tin Building, Co
Peter Sinnott. 967 East 165th st. presiden,
owner: Harry T Howell. Sd ave ano l4stn
ST. architect: cost, 100000
LONGFELLOW AVE. g. 1885 II OF
1.2d ST. l sly hrlk store. 1sXi0; Vincen2o
P.ccorsiti. Jj3 East 1ssth ST. owner; Moore
& Landsicdel. Sd ave and 14sth st, archi-
tects: cost. $50.
Town DOCK ROAD :. % II " Of vii
COX ST, sty brk dwlg, 20N4S; Di Mals g
scorpuato. 334 East 1OSth st, owners, > y
Diagnardi, 50 49th 81, Corona, L l. archi-
tect; cost, $4,000.
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FOREIGN CONCERNS
FOR FIFTH AVENUE
Paris and London Firms Rent
Floors in Thoroughfare-Other
Commercial Leases.

n. Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good. Incorporated leased for the estate
of Theophilus +. Roessle the parlor moor
store at Nos. 467 and 46s Fifth avenue TO
Worch g. Co, OF Paris. France, dealers
in Chinese objects Of art.
The Cross e. Brown Company leased the
entire second floor at No. 56l Fifth ave-
nue., southeast corner Of 18th street. to
Thomas Cook & Son. or London, Eng
land. for a long term o' years, to be &C.
cupied as a. Fifth avenue agency.
Hubert G. Hubert rented in the New
York American Building, at Columbus
Circle. Offices to the Motor Materials Com
pany, the Frank Holman Company and
the American Chiropractic Society.
Samuel II. Martin leased Offices in the
Simpson Building. at the southeast cor
ner Of Broadway and 67th street, to the
Charity Organization Of New York, and
also space to Glen Ream
Edgar A. Manning leased the store and
basement at No. 10 West 22d street for
Spear e. Co.. agents. to the Dunn Sales
Company: Offices at Nos. Sc and So West
18th street TO Moran & Jones, and the
fourth floor of No. IS West 56th street 10
A. Schriener.
NJ & l.. Hess leased the sixth loft AZ
No. Sc East 10th street to Fishman &
Schur. and the first loft at No. 23' East
Goth street to l.. n. Lazaros.
Pease e. Gilman leased Offices In the
Strand Theatre Building. at Broadway
and l7th street. TO the John c. Jacket
Company and to D. Kaufman, Of Phi'a-
delphia.
o. D. e. II. V. Dixie leased the large
store and basement on the southeast cor
ner of 18th street and Eighth avenue TO
Isdor Nash for long term OF years;
also the northwest corner of Morris ave-
nue. and ledh street to Herman Heller
for a drug store, the eighth loft at Nos.
81 and 80 West 3lst street to Joseph II.
Josephs and the store and basement No.
l52 West -2ith street TO A. Spino.
Walter J. Solomon leased the south nalf
OF the store at No. 800 Fifth avenue 10
Simon Lindau. milliner; stores on the
42d street side Of No. 5o3 Fifth avenue to
Joseph Wallace and Henry Charbonnier,
wholesale glove manufacturers; store at
No 1924: Sixth avenue. to Gutterman &
Mintz, haberdashers; store at No. s23
Sixth avenue TO Thomas J. Murphy. for
a restaurant; half floor in Nos. 10 and q
West 42d street 10 the George ID. Emery
Lumber Company, for executive offices.
Offices to the L. J. Fischel Company IN
No. II West I'D street; offices 10 the Cen
eral Federation Bulletin Publishing Com
pany, in No. Is West i2d street. and Of
fees TO the Standard Art Company. In the
Terminal Building, at 3ith street and
Seventh avenue.
The NJ Rosen,hal Company has leased
for Cross g. Brown. as agents. the eighth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26

ceipts $500; &c higher; native muttons IS 2
ass IS; lambs. $1dS7 %.
Kansas city. March 5.-HoGs-Receipts
$500: steady. bulk. So 45dss 20; heavy, ~ o. =
ass 40: packers and butchers. IS 6OnSs 20
light S. 40ass 60: pigs. 81 35ass 10. CATILi
Receipts. $500. including coo soutnerns
steady 10 strong prime fed steers. ~ oos
50 % dressed beef 81 40dss so; southern
ST 55ass; cows. 81 5OGs7 so heifers. ~ t9n
s. 20. stockers and feeders. So 3OaSs 10; Dul.s'
s6ds7 -: calves. So 500 50 30. SHEEP[Re
cepts. 1900; sheep steady; lambs. IoG.Uo
higher: lambs 81 35dS7 so; yearlings. So 2ol
81: wethers IS 55d$6 Is. ewes, 81 5odSo. -
Cincinnati. March -. -HOGS-Receip,s
800 steady; packers and butchers - e2g
50 10. pigs and lights. s5ds9: stays. ~ .oa
81 Is. CATTLE-Receip,s, 800; steady steer STE,
50 50GsS 40. calves active. s5N% 20. SHEET
Receipts. 400: steady. lambs steady
East Buffalo. March 25.-CATTLE-flrInn
VEA1s Receipts. 125; active and ooc rover
S6Gsl0 80 HOGS-Recepts. goo: SLOW aho
steady to &c higher: heavy 81 3oaHs 90 .o aoS
50 35asg 40: Workers 50 3oas9 40 pigs. W 6on
so IS: roughs IS 4oass 80; stag, %e so 90
diaries, 50 25dS9 90. SHEEP AND LAMbs
Receipts 5000: active: sheep STEADY: lain n1
and yesrlings. 15G23c lower; lambs 81 81 9 99e
SIS 10: yesrlings. IS 5O0s7 %; wethers. 80 z'a
Sc 40; ewes S36S8; sheep. mixed, seaSo To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Crop Scare Stopped by Snow
and Rain-Provisions OF.

Chicago, March 25.-Snow In the North
west and rain in the Southwest to-day
dispeled fear of a lack of moisture for
wheat. Accordingly the market eased off
closing steady at range varying from
the same as last night to &c down
other speculative articles, too. all showed
declines-corn IS TO &c. oats i to &c, and
provisions 2la to 1Oc. Although setoacKs
in the price OF wheat were at no time
severe, the bears had the advantage
throughout. Nearly without exception
crop advices proved optimistic. BY some
experts the snowfall in the spring wheat
belt was declared a notable benefit, as
virtually nsuring a fine start for the sea-
son, whereas a dry weather handicap was
previously the outlook. Range of prices:
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1888: March IA. 1855; Godfrey Bourke 70
Elizabeth F Pesy; $4,000; attorneys conkiin
Reid, 81 Nassau st.
47TH ST. IS East; mtg on fixtures &c -:
June is. 1918: Hasco Building Co 70 Otis Ee-
vator Co. 80 18th ave: $500; attorney. Will
tam Ii Brady. $50 West 18th ST.
SAITH ST. 1903 East. $. IS II OF PARK ave.
25.6xlo22: s4,h st. los East n s. Is; sxlo2 =;
Dee 90. 1918; Rudolph and Anna Gross to
Josiah " Place u w Place Co. % wan
100 II, March 10. 1895; William X and Mary
p Jacob to Mary Maddox; $1,000: attor-
neys. Thompson. koss & Warren, 2oo BROAD
way.
12,TH ST. s. 800 It OF Amsterdam ave.
l00Xlo0li: June 20. 1919: Martha building
Corporation 10 David Zipkin. - Mount MOTHS
Park West: $4,000: attorneys, Arnstein *
SAND PROPERTY: May .. 1918; same 10
Lachman & Goldsmith. 81 Nassau 81; Slo'o COO;
18TH Sr. 5. $50 It OF sth ave. Soxloo:
20 Adelaide Cromwell: assignment by JOIN
Howard Cromwell. Crawford, J; $1,000
Tho Bronx.
ARLINGTON AVE. W cor 227th st. 135x
70.5; May 81, 1910; Geo II Leslie 10 Cornelia
L Nelson; S2.s74; attorney. Jos Atz. 80
ARLINGTON AVE. W g. 1875 IT of 227tn
ST. 4ox7o5; May 81, 1910; same to same;
sl.437: attorney. same.
BRYANT AVE. cor OF 1884 81. 5oxloo;
Chss w II Arnold. Poughkeepsie. Y:
5000: attorney. Title Guarantee Co. l'5
Broadway.
LOT :, blk 81 maps 1745-4s. Morris Park;
July ls 1913; Morris Shinsky 10 Columbia
Knickerbocker Trust Co: $685.; attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance co. l6o Broadway.
LoRILIARp pr. 1880. e $. I6.sxiOo: Sept
-. 1910: Frank and Helen Polachek 70
Mary ] Archer $500; attorney. OverinS-
ton. 2s0i Sd ave.
PARK VIEW PI. s. lS5 u OF ls0th
St o5xS5: March 10 1907: Geo G and kath-
ryn G. Larllin TO Marie finland Munroe'
Park View pl. near Tooth st; S4lOo.
1913; Taxpayers Holding Co to Estates MOTT
gage Co, 100 Broadway; $1,000 "a
both ST. $. l25 II W OF Broadway' OK
991l; Aug -. 1913; Bermuda Realty 60, ms
to Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 20, 100
Broadway; 81, 1870.
l5OTH ST 546 West g. 11x99 IL: March
"a 1902: Wnbert and Emily l. Garrison 20
Rector. Church Warden. etc. Church OF me
Ascension. City OF New York. by Lewis IL
Clarke treasurer l2s Broadway; $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY: MAY 20. 1912; Harry
Heller TO Fanny Levy. East seth 81, ct a.;
s25. 600 attorney. Paul Hellinger, $40 Broad
way.
18TH ST. n :. 1915 II OF Wadsworh
ave 126xl00: May II. 1895; James and Ann
Rowan ct al to George + Dobson, trus; $1,000:
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 40
Broadway.
22erH ST. s, 500 II OF Barnes ave;
mtg on fixtures: Oct Is, 1913; Joe Arcoles TO
Carmee Sivestro, 1887 Jerome ave: $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
ZEAL ESTATE For SALE oRroIff
CONNECTICUT.
Rapidly GIexing DANbURY, CONN,

, Population 5000. IS Miles from n. Y. Cit,
20 Manufacturg Fstahls n men,s More wantA
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
A City with Unequalled Natural Advsntaeps
for Residential and Manufactures.
Danbury is reached by the Dsnbury bsfs.
shire. Litchiield and Highland Divisions ysv
York. New Haven & Hartford Railway. Ra
sonable rates for freight are made WITT
railroad and express company on one Of he
principal automobile routes between Ms
York City and the Berkshire Hills
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
Churches OF every denomination. WITH
many social and fraternal organization.
meet its religious and social needs IRE
best goods at low prices may be had 10 Ia
many retail stores
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Danbury has well paved streets. Installed
electric lights on the business and restsr.
tjal streets Fifteen miles OF electric raj.
way Owns its own water system. worth
81. ooO. 600. with an immense new reseryc.r
capable OF supplying 10000 people. Fire
and police protection. Free mall delivery.
state, normal and high, and several gran
mar schools Beautiful lake with open air
attractions during the summer.
Manufacturing Opportunities.
There are in Danbury we'll located sites
q every size, with siding along the y. Y,
IL H. & n r. r. The manufacture VII mo
here abundance OF gas and electricity io'
mower and lighting at reasonable cost SUIT
gble plots I'm various parts OF the city a.
attractive terms Some fine home sites are
for sale Daubury business men invite rev
Industries and new residents For furnH
particulars address ..,.n
SECRETARY 81 sINE>S MEMS AsON'
Danbury. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
COTTON INACTIVE
AND LOWER
Old Crop Positions Easier Under
Realizing-New Crop
Holds Steady.

There was less activity in the cotton
market Yesterday. and while March
maintained a premium of about so points
over May the difference between May
and July was reduced or points. New
crop positions held steady during the
day. but old crop months were easier
under sales for realization or reaction.
Some cotton is arriving here from Nor
folk for delivery on March contracts. but
from present indications the local stock
of certificated cotton will show little
change for the month. Closing prices
were at the low of the day. net un-
changed TO a decline of 9 points. South
EN- spot markets were generally un-
changed and the local market was quiet
at 13.5oc for middling upland; no sales.
Local contract prices.
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). 1914: $500 association q A.. ,
LIS PENoENs.
MARCH e.
Manhattan

IVI I'VE. VS.. 4st II n a,
"a aarih. MaeGregor sst Manu.. ahs
,sarts err 1,'op' attorney. B Hsnsisxs
ayes. lot ga: Daniel Vsnd.rssson anl H.
Ouinn ct al (amended foreclo.,,' agt Pr.
attorney, r zirinsky' '''uss Of ,ax ~
ST NICHOLAS AVE.
~; George X Storm & Co AT i@th r Z,
PHILIPS q ays 81 al Counter clsim)' s,,s;s
llsTH ST. Ss2 West. NJ
Mary McDonough ct al 1or. ~ Maissaeld -
attorney. X \ B Dayton. Of ntr
orH AVE. 81 and $40 nm. -,
Io' vest; Joseph II Strange AZ, s. 10 =.
foreclosure OF mtg: at,o,rAa As:sr
Gleason q Proskauer. a"0'neys. Ia
OF. .rm AVE; W s. 52.ii # OF Eth =,
,forsc,oS,- sia.e' ast Realty snel
Mark a"o'heys. stodda,s =
70 AYE, VS.. Hu It o, &C.,
canal Realty Co sst Daycor PIT, st. aus
s iGres.0sure OF mtg; attorneys. see ese |.
ALIEN sr. III: Gran,
States OF the Independen, o ra o. the ra,,.,
IsTael aSt Nathan Greenberr ., Al re sc1s y
OF mig attorneys, VI B & y " ,'uo'sc0sc.,
l..Ah II. :. rs II W Of .snehtst
Ell. Equitable Trust Co OF NJ Ny ave II
,n-,,n u ,net et a. foreclosure Of WI az
'o IaT,y e; murray. Prentice & HovIs,SV a,
Amos r f Pincho, agt Wra, sh ave aIra
e. al foreclosure Of mtg; at,o-r.stI @
The Bronx,
FOREST AVE. $50: Isaac rov
, Lewis Realty 4 CONSTRUCTION C. .aisd e
closure OF MTG; attorneys IIrS a. a. 'xs,
MARIAN AVE. We, 3i5xltS 80.
NO 3t3 on map OF Washingtonv,II. q
ter. Westchester County,; Iu,s, nnsssch's-
ast Dora 4 rsubert ct al (actioo :, WIN,
'aa LEM attorneys, Williamson N'eess
Sot 81, corner OF Ksto,ss
NJ Mary Z Lowry agt Hllber, r. se III
ct a. foreclosure OF mtg. attorp.y, ''nn ..a:s
FRANKLIN AVE. VS.. 1852
ST, Ib.Sxl6s.Ix irres: stephen puncs, ~
agt Hyman Rosner et al CtorecloS,rs 80 safs
attorney, . Wood " mtg;
LOTS and 10 on map Of Wslao r.,
estate at Riverdale. Mary ] Nullis a., va,
Gordon ct al foreclosure OF mtg. s,,c,, .o's
c Meyers "'''nsy,
ARTHUR AVE. VS.. 5Oxl24. knoxn
No SO. on map Of Union Hi. Powell 49,. "
John Bussing. jr sst Filomens T.sor, :.
foreclosure OF mtgl attorney, c. . Man.
PROSPECT AVE. =. 3li.s n q ~ Sue
ST. l6.6xi50; Erinsnsm ! Nslgroyt A., w
tin Goldfarb and ano foreclosure OF m,,,
torney. q Class 50" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Loans on Property.

Leon s. Altmayer negotiated a first
mortgage Of $500 for five years at 5 per
cent on the apartment house at No 4Ss
East 18th street The mortgage was
taken by the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank.
Smith & Phelps have placed two loans
of $1,000 each on two apartment buildings.
s6xlJ0 each, on the east side of DAILY ave
nue., 5l7 feet south OF fremont avenue;
also first mortgage Of 5000 on the
dwelling house No. AL East Hist street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Apartment, Dwelling Leases.

Samuel Ii. Martin leased with J. Edgar
Leaycraft < Co. the four-story and base
ment dwelling house at No. 100 West 65th
street, TO David Serviss.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased for
the estate of VIM. NJ. Leslie No. l34 East
.5th street three-story and basement
dwelling house: to Mrs. John King Van
Rensselaer,, of Philadelphia. for term of
years: for the Renaissance Realty Com
pany No. 166 East 74th street, modern
5-story American basement house, 10
Charles H. Mills.
Payson Mel. Merrill Co. Inc. leased
an apartment at No. is East 57th street
to Nicomte FRANCOIS Dejean, of the
French Embassy: also for Douglas Rob
inson. Charles S Brown Co. an apart
ment at No. 1903 East sd street TO Henry
r. Tobey. president OF n. w. Halsey &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for cop
per was firm, with lake quoted at 15c, nomi-
nal; electrolytlc, 1issc, and casting. l4ss =.
Standard copper on tho Metal Exchange was
steady at 1872 Il 14.37i4c for spot. March,
April and MAY. In London copper closed at
fG5 Is 90 for spot and f65 los for futures.
TIN-Steady. with Iales Of 30 tons April:
spot March and April quoted at $3.50 g
3s.75c: May. 1855 IS. 95c: June. 1913 n
closed firm az i176 for spot and t17s for
futures.
LEAD-Steady. New York spot. 3.95 q
O5c. and East St Louis. 3s0Q3s1isc. In
London lead closed at $40 rs 90.
SPELTER-Steady. New York spot, $40 a
b.3Oc and East st Louis, 3OI L q 5.15c. In
London spelter closed nj f21 Is Cd.
IRON-Middcsboro No 3, sos Cd In LON
don Local iron mcrket steady at SIS Sic
for No foundry Northern: Sl4 I34Sl5 20
for No . Northern; Sl5QSl5 30 for No
Southern, and 81 50QS15 for No Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Realty Notes.

There will be a meeting of the West
Side Taxpayers Association this evening
at No. 257 West 3ith street.
Thomas J. Flanagan formerly with the
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company. and who has been associated
with Frederick Winant for several years,
has returned to the Robinson-Brown
Company.
The Louis Becker Company has been
appointed agent for the Beulah apart
ments at 18th street and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. recently sold by the same firm.
William 4. White g. Sons have been
appointed agents Of No. l23 to III Post
avenue, three new flathouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Suburban Leases.

S. s. Walstrum, Gordon e. Forman
leased for Miss l.. A. Cannon. her resi-
dence on the Park Slope. Ridgewood, ".
J., 10 f. A. Thompson, OF New Rochelle,
y. y.
Judge u. Handy leased through Cor
nelius G.. Kolff for term OF years the
home OF the late General James Jour
dan. former president of the Union Gas
Company, Of Brooklyn. at the intcrsec-
ton of the Richmond Road and Oak
street, at Concord. Staten Island.
Pease & Gilman leased for T. Vain
wright his large shorefront country
place at Milton Point. Rye. for the ap.
nroaching season. 10 Albert Blum.
John r Scott leased the cottage Of Dr.
Irving f. Strong at Lawrence Beach,
Long Island, 10 Guy Richards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos. il and 10
Nesev street.
BY Joseph P. Day.
CONVENT AVE. 427. 3. 20 ~ Of 14sth
at i6xsO 3 sty dwg. TAX lien; sold 10 the
Merit Realty co for $3.50.
I47TH ST 2s3 West. $. 500 II OF Ith
sv. 25xa91f q sty brk tenmt and stores;
sold 10 the plaintiff for 10000.
BY Charles A. Berrian.
lO6TH ST 50 East. s. 305 ~ o. Park
ave. 25x1O011. sly tenmt. sold TO Leon
Eckert for s25. 100.
BY NJ. Morgonthau. Jr.. co.
lO6IH ST. IS East. a. 2sp II Of Park
ave a5xIOO.ll 3 sty tenmt; sold 20 the plain
tin for So. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

2OIsT ST AND HARLEM RIVER. =;
Sargent x 60 agt United Electric Light ana
contractor. 81. 231 50.
2OlST sr. 5 $. go # . Of Academy 81. 550x
2O2: \ Schwoerer IL sons, Inc. agt United
Electric Light and Power Co owner; r /
Nesbit & co Inc, contractor: S3.347 50.
20IST ST. $, near Harlem River. o5o9t
2oi - Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co agt United
Electric Light and Power Co, owner; + I
Ncsbit 4 90. contractor; s19.I4474.
10TH ST. 40 West; Robert sommerville agt
Arthur Brisbane owner; Anton Strand, con-
BROADWAY. 7ls: Louis overriding ast a
II Schaile and Albert W schalle. owners;
Max Israel. contractor: $50 10,
Kalamein Works agt Louis W Morrison. Alice
VI Ulman and Edward Morrison. exrs own
ers: Keystone Construction Co. contractor.
aOisT ST. Harlem River. Sherman Creek
ana Academy St block. etc: Trinity Engi-
neering Co agt United Electric Light and
Power co. owner. F T Nesbit * Co. contrac-
2SD ST. - West: Chares Fash ast Eden
Musee American Co. owner: James Egan.
contractor. s57 os
a0lST ST. Academy st. Harlem River. or
Marginal 81. block. etc: George X Morris agt
United Electric Light and Power co. owner;
T. r Nesbit 4 Co. Inc. contractor; 81. l6l 81.
2O1Sr ST. Harlem River Sherman Creek and
Academy st. blk. etc; Elevator supply and
Power co. owner f r Nesbit & Co. Inc. con-
tractor; sli.540.
2OlsT ST. Academy st and Harlem River.
y; Ellen Madsen agt United Electric Light
and Power CO. owner F. r Nesbit Co, Inc.
contractor: sI0s43
2oisT ST. Harlem River. Dyckman st and
agt United Electric Light and Power Co: own
err = T Nesblt 6 Co. Inc. contractor; $3.50
ACADEMY ST. - cor Harlem River. y;
Howell. Field & Goddard Inc. agt United
Electric Ligh, and Power Co. owner; F r
Nesbit & co, Inc. contractor: $500
2olsT ST. Academy st, Harlem River, blk,
Edison 60. owner; F Nesbit co and A
achwcerer & sons. Inc. contractors; 81, go:
MARGINAL ST $, bet Academy and 2olst
United Electric Light and Power Co. owner;
+ r Nesbit & Co, Inc, contractor; 81. 34T so.
2OiSr ST, Harlem River and Academy st.
blk etc; /. X Comstock Co agt United Elec-
trio Light and Power Co and New York Edison
co. owner: + T Nesbit a Co. Inc. contractor:
s22. $50 80.
9oiSr ST. Harlem River. sherman Creek and
Academy ST. block. etc. Otis Elevator Co agt
United Electric Light and Power co, owner
+ T Nesblt 6 Co. Inc: contractors: 40
2o2: L T Hungerford Brass and Copper Co ast
United Electric Light and Power co and the
New York Edison Co. owners; F I Nesot
Co Inc, contractors, S2,s1t So.
20lST ST at Harlem River, y; Emerson
Norris Co agt United Electric Light and Power
Co. owner. F T Nesbit & Co. Inc. contractors;
soIST ST. $. go II OF Academy st. 55ox
e0.: National Ventilation Co agt United Elec-
fric Light and Power co and the New York
Edison 60. owners. T. I Nesbit & Co. Inc.
contractors: 81, S5 81.
e0lST ST. - 30 II OF Academy ST, BOX
eo?; u r Hungerford Brass and Copper Co ast
United Electric Light and Power co and the
New York Edison 60. owners. A Schwoerer &
sons Inc, sub-contractors. + 7 Nesbit 4 Co.
Inc contractors; 81. 800.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH -.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Special Sales Day To-Day.

Joseph r. Day will hold his special sales
day to-day in the Nesey street sales
room He will oner a plot tl.exlW.4
enents in the Pennsylvania terminal
zouc. a 4-story building In the midtown
loft zone. five West Side private dwell
ing houses. and a duplex dwelling house
on plot Joxl05 feet, at Richmond Hill,
-l,nr LILA nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-26
Lots at Edgemere Sold.

The Meister & Bache Realty Com
pany purchased from Jacob Rosenthal,
a tract OF PSI lots at Edgemere. Long ISL
and The lots vary in depth from 100
feet 10 1872 feet. The property has a front
age on the Boulevard. and extends to the
bay. The purchaser intends TO improve
the property Lind & Pfeiffer. attorneys,
represented the seller.