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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08

Pacitc Ieast League.
Portland 4, Venice thirteen innings).
Oakland 4, Los Angeles 3.
Sacramento 2, San Francisco 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08
Virginia Lea GU,


St Paul 10, Minneapolis .
No other games scheduled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08

We are not giving up the ship in
the tennis matches, by any means,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08

Summary: Davis Cup preliminary, hnal
round. doubles-Norman E. Brookes and A.
T. zWildiug Australasia, beat J. c. Parke
and T NJ Mavrogordato, British Isles. 6-l,
SO, Cd. Total score-Australasia, 3;
British Isles D.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08

Just eleven riders have scored
points in the table. but one of the
fastest men in the game does not
appear in the standing. 1t is Alfred
Grenda, the "Old Hoss'' Alfred,
when the championships have been
on the card, has been more or less up
against it, and thus he does not figure
in the results. The table follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
UPTOWN DRY GOODS STORE.

To t.. Werthelmer Department Stores,
IN has leased from Charles c. Marshall
'N'"tsN Leopold Well. the structure TO be
'r'.''I AZ 6I7, $40 and Gel West 1slst
slfr", near st. Nicholas avenue. from
pan 10y buchanan & Fox. The l8lst
sHee' store will be the corporations third
eng largest in this city.
Folsom Bros. have leased the store
mo northwest corner Of Thirty-fourth
erect and Lexington avenue to DIR.
eHar'es NJ, du Gay, druggist; also the
, yaho' floor store in the same building TO
pf y, H. Bromberg, dentist also the
,"h s'ores In l4O East Thirty-fourth
street TO Iierrmann's Seed Store. also the
second lott in 81 West Tventy-sixth
greet to Denker 4 Proges and the houses
q. - and &C West Eleventh street to
Thf!co e. Paglier.
n, Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
ZOO ZOO have leased space in 90 and t0l
urn avenue to Julius Kornfeld. the Hand
embroidery Company. IAaEfeld Bros. &
-, Louis Sittner and Blaskopf Il Co.
:. 'hs Cross Brown Company has leased
,He store at 100 West Thirty-second street
william Veilmann. and space In 396
.,roah"ay TO ]. SteinberE and q. Rosen-
'h tho Plat and Maschsck Company,
y "o'enbls't 4 Sons and Morris Anderson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
20 STORY BUILDING
ON 9Th AVENUE SOLD
Corner at 31st Street Disposed
OF in Trade at Valuation
Of S2,2OO,OOO.
OFT OF TOWN BUYER
Seller, We're BOndhOlders in De-
funct Company and Bought
Property for Protection.

pondholiers OF the defunct Improved
Property Holding Company and the Fifth
Avenue Investing and Improvement Com
many are about to realize on their invest
nent through the sale Of the twenty
story building at the northeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Thirty-fi street. The
buyer is an out of town resident, who
ia ,ahius tho property as an Investment
And IN the belief that lower Fifth ave-
nue. values have not reached their high
,st point and that the property 10 bound
10 Increase in value. In part payment for
the structure New York property was
given
The value of the Fifth avenue property
"a placed at s2.200.O00. The bondholders
maid S2.i90,000 for 1t. That IL, they
hd $4,000 over n mortgage Of 81, 450. 900
at auction sale OF the property last June.
Title to the building was taken in the
name OF the 303 Fifth Avenue Company,
with Campbell Darlington of the Assests
Realization Company as president
THE building was erected by Henry
Corn who bought the corner in 1909.
The DWELLINGS, on the site were soon after
removed and the construction of the big
Office building started. The structure IL
$50 feet along Fifth avenue and $50 feet
or Thirty first street. The +. A. ..
Schwartz Company, importers OF toys. 10
the largest tenant. occupying the store and
other space in the building.
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BROOKLYN DWELLING BUYERS.

Joseph f. A. ODonnell has bought the
property at 265 Washington avenue, run
ming through to Hall street. from Leubine
Catraine. II comprises four story dwell
ing on . plot 50 feet wide and 200 feet
deep. Mr. O'Donnell has a buyer for the
property and contracts for its resale will
probably be signed to-day.
Henry Agar. with Wright q Aston. has
sold for Max b. Smith the four story fiat
2ss Linden avenue. The buyer gave
in exchange the two three story dwellings
u ss+ and 9s6 Bedford avenue and a
corner plot at Maplewood. n. ]. The
same brokers have resold the two Bedford
avenue houses for Mr.. Smith; also sold
Tor Louis Grimes the three story dwelling
at +os Putnam avenue.
Gilbert Elliott reports the following
transactions: Two ive story brick apart
ment houses, with stores. at 256 Seigel
street and 233 Moore street, each on q
plot 1855 by 100 feet; four four story
double fats with stores at 866 To 372
Ralph avenue. each on q lot 25 by 30
feet twenty-four two story and basement
brick dwellings. to - Cleveland place,
. private street between Baltic and But
Ter streets; four four story double brick
apartments on plot SO by 100 feet at the
northwest corner OF Smith and Pacific
streets, known as 100 to 10S Smith street
and 2S7 to I'll Pacific street: the four
story double brick steam heated apart
ment at So Kingston avenue on lot 26.9
BY 100 feet: three three story brick fats
st 1900 to 1904 Pacific street on lot 20
by 1912 feet each, and IT'S Avenue X,
nine room cottage. on . plot 40 by
100 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
H. A. CAESAR a CO.-SOTICE OF Lib.
TIED PARTNERSHIP

Ii. a. CAESAR a co.--NoTICE OF LII.
TIED PARTNERSHIP
HENRY a. caesar CHARLES BROD-
MEKkEL, JR.. EDWIN A. RICHARD, CARL
SlEDIECK and ALEXANDER Won HEIMEN-
DAHL have formed limited copsrtnership
under the name of II. a. CAESAR x Co.
the principal place of business of which Is
located In the Borough of Manhattan. city
of New York. County and state of New
York for the transaction Of general COM
mission business The names OF the general
ana special partners. each of whom Is Of full
age. and their respective places OF residences
are AS follows:
The general partners are Henry A. Caesar
residing at ~ West 10Th street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City, and Charles
Brodmerkel. Jr, residing, at 1905 Garden
Street Hobok.n, New Jersey. The special
partners and the amount which each has
contributed TO the common stock as fol-
lows: Edwin A. Richard, residing at 80
West 10th street. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City. $500, 600. Carl Niedieck, re-
siding At Lobberich. Empire Of Germany,
S230, 900. and Alexander Won Heimendahl.
residing at kempen. Empire Of Germany.
$4,000. She partnership i to commence on
the lst day of December, 1913. and is to end
on the 3Oth day Of November, 1916. Dated.
acknowledged and filed In the office of the
Clerk of the County OF New York on the LIST
day of December lsi3.
HIRSCH. SCHEUERMAN & LIMBCKG,
Attorneys.
100 Broadway, New York City.
Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
DECISION FAR REACHING.
Courts Ruins In Monaton Realty
Case May Affect Many Companies.

Recent decision of the Appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court, which held
by II vote OF three to two that the Mona
ton Realty Investing Company Is doing a
banking business in violation of the law
and must give up on demand all the money
paid by purchasers Of certificates. discloses
that the minority opinion by Justice
Hotchkiss expresses the belief that II the
ruling Of the majority of the court IL up
held many other real estate and business
corporations will be affected by II. Pre-
siding Justice lngraham concurred with
Justice Hotchkiss and the case will 20
before the Court of Appeals promptly.
On this point Justice Hotchkiss speaks
OF the provisions Of the business corpora
lions law under which such corporations
are authorised to borrow money or con-
tract debts and to issue and dispose of their
obligations for any amount 80 borrowed.
Justice Hotchkiss believes that the Mona
ton company and others doing a similar
business are merely borrowing money and
issuing their obligations and selling their
certificates to small investors. He said:
Although any construction Of this lat.
ter law business corporations law1 which
will permit INSCRIPTIONS persons to use
IL TO clrcumvent the banking law Ii greatly
to be deplored. our eagerness to prevent
such an abuse should not betray us into
an Interpretation which may cast doubt
on great volume of legitimate obliga-
tons which have been issued by bona f'de
real estate and other business corporation
In a variety of forms differing from such
as are ordinarily used to evidence the
ordinary loan which in some Of their pro-
visions may be similar to the obligations
which some Of the companies authorized
to do business under the banking law
have the right to issue"
In defending the certificates as oblga-
tions for loans and not evidence OF bank
deposits Justice Hotchkiss says that the
transactions, as evidenced by the several
certificates. involve all the essential
features OF a loan" While they have GER
tain features of obligations which may
be entered into by "moneyed" corpora
tions. says Justice Hotchkiss. land while
IL may be that the chief purpose Of the
defendant Is the sale OF it's obligations
To the public" and II Is transacting a busi-
ness which may be transacted only under
the banking law. II Is impossible for the
court to say that tho certificates amount
to anything more than the defendant bor-
rowing money necessary for the transact
ton OF its business as a real estate COM
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

WASHINGTON Jan. The gunhoat Wheel
ing arrived AT New Orleans, the gunboat Eagle
at Gonalves the destroyer Morris OF City
Island. The cruiser Montana n, Reedy Island
the gunboat Petrol al Santo Domingo city, tho
collier Lebanon and the tug Paducah at Cuatro
Realrs channel the tug lroquos ~ Mare leland
and the gunbuat Helena al Siakwan
The battleshlp Minnesota has sailed from lynt
from San Diego for San Francisco, the transport
Prairie and collier Nestal from Pensacola for
delphis for Culehra tho collier Orion from
Boston for Hampton Roads, tho gunhoat NASh
willie from santo Domingo city for 0uAuka.
for Hampton Roads, tho cruiser Chester Geo,
shin Island. Miss, for vers Cruz, thp tHs
Peoria from Key West TO mest vsssAl chs
cruiser Cincinnati and eunboaa Galveston ffuns
Cehu foe olongapo and the s1inbost VunaAe,
ton from HopgkoDg for Canton
.,s11ky,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
MANHATTAN SALES.

WEST 3sTH STREET.-Senior Stout
have sold 332 West Thiry-sixth street,
five story building on lot 2tAlO0.
TO client for investment.
WEST l4oTH STREET. - DANIEL ".
Freedman has sold TO DR.. Eugene r.
Eliscu Sic West 14oth street, three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
i5xss1l. between Amsterdam avenue
and Hamilton place. DIR. Eliscu is the
present tenant and will continue to oc-
cupy the house.
WEST INST STREET.-Arnold. Byrne
/ Baumann have sold for the Nagrom
Realty Company TO Il. Winters 469
West 141st street. a four story and
basement dwelling. on lot 1sx9s.ll, be-
tween Convent and Amsterdam ave.
nues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New Work. fair to-
day and tomorrow, warmer IN NORTH
portion, dimi ntshing nOrthwest

portion, eliminating northwest
winds.
For New Jersey, fair to.dsv and tomorrow
and warmer; diminishing northwest winds
For New England fair to-day and tomorrow
warmer III north portion. moderate winds, b.
coming brisk southwest tomorrow
For western New York partly cloudy to-day
aud tomorrow; warmer tomorrow: light
variable winds, becoming brisk southwest
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--rhe centre of the
Atlantic coast storm was apparently far to
the east of the New Jersey and Long Island
coasts yesterday and although the pressur.
was stu moderately low along the New
England and middle Atlantic coasts. the
weather was generally fair. except fo" light
rain or snow at scattered points from Mary
land nOrthward to southern New Eng
snow also fell In western Pennsylvania
and ohio. and rain In the lower Ohio Valley
IL was generally cloddy ia the Lake regions
ana the north central states and rain also
fell In the north Pacific states.
Tho pressure vac iow over tho C.t.tnt
Northwest aud hirh over the central states
and tho Southwest.
IT was warmer In Kansas, Colorado and
| the Northwest. and colder in nearly oil
other parts Of the country. especially In IN.
upper lake regions and the central valleys.
| Freezing weather reached central Texas
| and almost to the middle Gulf coast
In this city the day was fair and cooler
wind fresh TO brisk northwest; average
humidity, SO per cent: barometer. corrected
to read to sea level, at A. NJ. 2es<;
3 7. Nj. 1890.
The temperature in this city yesterday. a.
| recorded by the officsl thermometer, Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
DOUBT NEW TOBACCO INQUIRY.
Omcials Of Mig Companies 10 Not
Expect Government Action.

officials connected with the American
Tobacco Company. the United Cigar stores
Company, the Riker 4 hegeman Corpora
ton and other tobacco concerns were In
clined to make light yesterday OF the re-
port that the Department OF Justice Was
considering the reopening OF the tobacco
trust dissolution decree.
1t was stated that the relations between
the various companies and the Govern
ment were amicable. 1t WAS also learned
that George J. Whelan had the advice Of
Samuel Cntermyer In taking over the
R.ker Il Hegeman Corporation and feels
that he has nothing to fear.
II was stated on good authority that
the American Tobacco Company had vol
unfairly agreed to cancel Its con
tract with the Metropolitan Tobacco Com
pany. which had the exclusive jobbins
privilege for the American Tobacco Com
pany in New York city and vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
c. A. II. y. co. INC. domestic corpora
ton. having Its principal business Office In
the Borough OF Manhattan, city. County and
State OF New York will apply to the SUI
Special Term. Part l. thereof to be held at
the County Court House. In the Borough Of
Manhattan, city and County Of New York.
on the 2lst day OF January. 1914 at 1880
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. for
an order authorizing said corporation TO
change Its corporate name to the CADO CO..
INC.
Dated New York. y. Z. Decembrr 20. 1919
G } II - 60, INC.
RN HAl- |. A DRI'NIIIER L. rrnns,Lrnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
LIS PENDENa.
Manhattan.

ig2D 81. n 8. Ills . LIST av. le,sxlooii--
Henry ii Glass Va Dora Wiegand ct al
10TH ST, 20 w-Jamss MadiEan W. Samuel
Greenfield ct al foreclosure OF mtae) |;
atty, J. Condor,
l2lTH ST. II n. 1915 7th av. 6ox100ll--
Newbursh Savings Bank vs. Jimal Realty
Co ct al tamended foreclosure Of mtge) (;
atty, IL swain.
list ST. y n. 100 " Az A, 50xI454-East
River Savings Instn VS. Travellers Realty
Corp ct al foreclosure OF mtGs)' atty.
q T. Hibbnrd.
LOT a. blk 2sss, SEQ II. The Bronx-
Elway Co w VIM Lawrence al al
foreclosure OF tax LEM atty. II swain,
MORRIS Az, cor l5sth st, 51xi0l--
oliver u Davis w Everett Harrison ct a,
tforeclosure OF mtgeI atty o Davis,
SOUTHERN BLVD. 3, 200 y Jennings st,
2bxlOO - Leonard ! Langbein. sxr, Va
Martha ferna foreclosure of mtse). atty.
II Meyer
SOUTHERN BLVD. q Y, 2aS . Jennings 81,
a5NtO0 - Leonard J Lsngbein, eSr, Va
Martha Psrna foreclosure OF mtgs): atty.
II Meyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06

II, Wtr@,-ss-Iucomins Vessels.

:. Grosser Kursuers,. s5S miles cas-, Of SANDY
Hook at sas \. NJ yesterday,
So CAmeronia, lilo miles east OF sandy hooS
as Wesierdyx $50 miles cas-, of Sandy Hoo.
s. Antilles, New Orleans. 80 miles north o.
Jupiter at Y NJ.
s. coma, Mobile, 30 mile. south of Sandy
Hook NJ =. NJ -, =,
Sandy Hook At p NJ ,,s =,
50 FL Sol Galveston, Loo miles eoH'h "'
Diamond shoals al ].
S. Alamo Galveston. 800 miles eaA' OF Gal
So sara,ogs, Havana cN5 miles south -
Sandy Hook AT y NJ.
ss visilanria Guantanamo, Si7 mile. south
IS Arapahoe, JscA.oqqyillss; is miles north Of
IS SABINE; Brunsw'c,,; 100 miles south ct
Sandy Hook ai i VI,
Sandy Hook al T.. NJ
S. III Vale, Galveston, % miles west OF Tor
tugas AZ noon
ss Radiant. Baton Rouse OF Torugss a.
A. NJ.
Sandy Hook AT noon -
SIS San Juan, 2ij miles south OF Sandy Hook
At noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
RECORDED LEASES.

EDGECOMBE RID W q. lO2.2 9 l5sth st.
X all--soonion NJ Schatzkin to Jos
Greisssrow a Ano. 40 f 18th st. 5 yrs
from Jan I. 1914: sttys. Greenthal 4 q.
EAST sRoADwAY. iis, str ana Ssm nntOO
SAmi 0ruber TO Isaac Green. $50 u 18TH Ut.
yrs from May !. 1918; atty. A II Mayer
LENox Az, . cor llith o., all--Morris
Punch 4 sno TO Leon Blank. 40 Lenox av.
w 4sG s1S 1909 .,..ti!I,1S 90.
.ssh St !" yrs from ' Jun. " i 81 al st,y
FV Mayforth, % Nassau st...,.,,,. 1870
sTii Az, 207t, store--Nettchsn seliGman to
yr. from Jan I, 1914. atty, chsu Volta,
HOE Az, - ~ Frssman Ct. ail--Chas
Union ~, s-i2 ". from Jsp !. 1914;
atty Ritterbusoh, 30 Maiden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
" ID. Realty Company. Manhattan; capt
tai, $500; directors, Edward Brody.
Samuel Samuels anu Herman Lebow, New
York city,
University Place Realty Corporation.
Manhattan; capital, ~, zoo: directors, Samuel
hirsh. Jacob Hirsch and Mayer 3 Auer-
bach New York city.
Greater Cities Investing COMPANY Man.
haitian; capital. $500; dir@ctor. Jessie A.
stiyers, J A.. Stlyers, Brooklyn. n, Y.
\. W. Lentz. The Bronx
Sawki!i Realty Company. Manhattan.
capital. $500. directors samuel phillips.
Adolph IL. Bauer and Rudolph H. Cherurs.
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
BROADWAY MOTOR SHOWROOM.

Plans have been nled for the construc-
Ton Of five story automobile showroom.
with stores. on the ground floor at the
soutbeast corner of Broadway and
S'venty-s'Yth street. II will be fire.
proof building OF brick with a frontage
" 1878 feet on Broadway and 1913
'eet on the street by irregular. Amos
- +. pnchot ia the owner. Walter
H1e'c. Is the architect and has estimated
lie cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
BRONX PROPERTY SALES.

HOLLAND AVENUE-John A. Steinmetz
has sold for 5. r. Waldron 3552 Holland
avenue. three fRnily house IN lot
5oNlo0. to D. Israel. who gave two lots
near 236 in part payment
MORRIS AVENtE-John 4 Steinmetz
has resold 1905 Morris avenue, three
story brick dwelling on lot 1S.sxi17,
near ls3d street. The River Realty
Company IL the seller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED,

James +, Barry Il Co have leased for
Judge Samuel Greenbaum the four story
dwelling at I0s St Nicholas avenue to
Surrogate John =. Cohalan.
The Pawnee Democratic Club has leased
from Dora A Schwaneke "a two story
dwelling on the west side OF Jackson ave-
nue. between 156th and 15Sth streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
LAND FOR SUBWAY CONNECTION.

Henry Lewis Morris has sold to the
city OF New York through the Public
Service Commission a plot fronting 120
feet on the east side of Gerard avenue
and 55.1s feet on the west sidc OF Wal
ION avenue. beginning lo+.7l feet north OF
l,sth street II Is 234.3 feet deep on
It's southerly line and irregular on the
north. The price was SSs.000. The prop
erty was acquired for the purpose OF pro-
vdng space for connection between
the present subway and the Lexington
avenue subway now under construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
NEW REFRIaERAT1NG PLANT.
Sea Fooa 20 he stored in EstabIisA.
ment ON Lower water street,


The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for forty-two year term for
Thoinas Burt Mcguire, who was repre-
scented by his attorney, William Beverly
Winsiow. the eight story nreproof build
ing at 200 to sos Water street, covering
lot bOx72. and for James +. Cosgrove for
q similar term the three story building at
2s2 Front street adjoining. The asgre-
gate rental OF the combined premises Is
about 100000, and the lease Is the most
Important one negotiated In the East
Side section near the Brooklyn Bridge for
the past ten years.
The lessee is the Fulton Market Refrig-
Grating Company. Nearly 100000 will
he invested by the tenant for installing a
modern refrigerating plant for the freez-
ing and storage Of fish and sea foods.
This company. which was recently in
corporated. will be under the control and
management Of prominent wholesale fish
dealers. George NJ. Prest attorney. of
Fuller Il Prest, represented the lessee.
Clement II. Smith has leased for Mary
a. Langbein 20O3 Boston road for ten
years to Charles Meyer and Charles
klussmann at a rental Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
SATISFIED MECHANlCg LIENs-MAN-
HAITIAN.

aSD ST. &:t to ass W-Louis d Compson agt
McKeon Realty Co ct al, sept II
1918 .,,.''. ss-hs,pI
PA RCELS A AND In blks 2l7S and 22ib
sec 3. land map OF CITY OF Y---Godwln
co ct al, July 10, 1914 ,by hond)' S6l49 rs
lST AV. q .. between AID and $50 sts-Titie
Guarantee Il Trust co agt Charles Shon-
WESTCHESTER Az, W cor Bergen ay--
william Klein agt Clarence Davies ct al,
MADISON Az, s6s-Murray Hin Iron
Works 90 agt Selmar Hess ct al. Sept y
1913 ......,,,,,'.,s.','.,. NO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
PATTERSON ESTATE SOLD.

PATERSON. n. j.. Jan. 5.--David v.
Proskey has sold the Ralph A. Richie
estate, at Park avenue and Summer
street. to James II. Siminster of Mont
clair, the price paid being $4,000 On the
property are a homestead and barns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE,
Moving Picture House to he Built Z,
Long Acre square s~cSiU~.

Madison Grant. who owns the property
at 1893 and 1901 Broadway with an l. to
$40 and 2l7 West Forty-eight street is
having plans prepared by, Thomas W.
Lamb for a theatre where moving pictures
will be shown. The property has
frontage of 500 feet on Broadway and 50
feet on Forty-eighth street while the otlfer
lines measure le3. 80 and 1909 feet
respectively. In addition to the entrance
on broadway provision has been made for
q store 10 feet wide. while OH the second
floor the entire width. 80 feet, will be
given over to another store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
J. WATSON WEBB LEASES HOUSE

Douglas l.. Gilman Co, and W. j.
Roome a. Co. have leased for Mrs. James
Cunningham ls+ East Ffty-fr,h street.
Il new i've story American basement
dwelling on lot o5Sloo, to !. Watson
Webb, son OF Dr. W. Seward webb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-06
III SINl.hS CHANlEN.

a really big man General Manager Of a
large corporation about to organize; some
one with experience and proved capacity
along industrial lines who seeks broader
field OF operations; probably a man now In a
business OF his own which presents no future
commemorate with his ability. A concise
but complete account OF ones career with
references should be addressed. in confidence
10 c box u Sun nffirn.