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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
WEST End AVENUE
APARTMENT SOLD
I. >tor, Building Near 37th
st. Bought by NJ. krocnke--
3Ist 81. Houses in Trade.
TO ADD TO FLINT BUILDING
owner, of 23d st. Property Buy
Lot on 9th St.-Dyckman
and Greenwich Activity.

Successful termination Of another West
ind avenue apartment building operation
"a, announced yesterday when the safe
,,s reported Of the new twelve story
.u,,dlnx a. 16e to 5ss West End avenue.
20 feet north OF Eighty street.
The transaction involved the trading in,
~ part payment, of several dwellings on
fas, Thirtv.nrst street which the new
owners will replace with n high loft build
lag. The buyer of the apartment house
takes that property as an Investment.
The Aeon Realty Company, builders
r, the West End avenue apartment house
we're the sellers in yesterdays deal. Sum-
-.r Gerard is president OF that COM
,,nv. Ho purchased the apartment site,
: plot 1sxl00. then covered with dwell
,rrs In July, 1912, and erected the house
.-om plans by Walter Haefcli at an
estimated cost OF about S350,000. The
house was partly rented before compile
ron and Is now well filed. II was sold
Yesterday through Dershuch n Co. to NJ
kroenke.
The property which MIR. kroenke gives
!, part payment consists OF 40 to SO Eas;
Tnirty.lrst street, four four story and
basement dwellings, occupying n plot 15x
$50 adjoining the twelve story Quon.
dam Building at the southwest corner Of
Fourth avenue and Thrty-hrst street
on this site Mr.. Gerard will erect a six
teen story store and loft building from
plans by Mr.. Haefeli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
HOUSE WITH REALTY HISTORY.

Margaret Trail has sold the dwelling at
rs Charles street to Jules LavanauX. The
house j. three stories high and stands on
q 10, l6sx1i. on the north side OF the
..rre', about % feet east of West Fourth
treet. Mrs. Trail bought the dwelling in
January. 1919, for $1,000. She sells 1t
now for considerable advance. The
house was acquired by Mrs. Trail from
Mr. Mary Alker. VINO forty-two years be-
fore mad bought II from the builder for a.
600 This was after her marriage and she
lived In II until 1910, when she moved
10 Brooklyn TO get away from the for
sigr atmosphere that had crept into
Charles street and other streets in the
old Ninth ward. Mrs Alker had several
chances 20 sell her property at figure
above that which she had paid. hut scnti-
rent Which still permcates Greenwich
Village 70 its detriment, prevented her
from accepting these chances, She finally
.oe the property through Charles T..
plross in 1912 20 Mrs Trail for $1,000.
The new owner takes the house on specu-
la'ion that the coming of the seventh
avenue subway, which will be not more
than - feet from the property. will bring
him a liberal profit The property was
n.d by the Duross Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
sAr1sr1Ep MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender

nd OF lenders
Ami, sr ,.o.,.. W., tox;sexsox,s.s.
''jJ June . Ii. 'iiSSis|Emma Hniier TO Dun s
nr1wr Co ~ Am'ser1s,n sy s,c'bbIn. a"'
'' % s,ss .x?ssxi..s Nay :; !,os- 9 ., :
S:,,cS 3, comm; g W 5..n st :, ,n ,:t SS
n@'gres' Apr q, isia--co'Oniai Man'I ;,s T. !.
u. Z GO; PuwW?ns s'ss7ii' i.s,h st. 4:sgo'
aelc; atty Moses FAM. % N ,i.;S
Lots it?:lt3. map l3t5-Waido Hnisn ,L,
estate :1tm wsrd, NY Wy, l. E :s Co, stty,
nay 20 A'nst'' an H'u' is'"'' 81. SO
TELLER, Az, Sc cor is;th st, i9', AHT1..
II ~ 20 oebt ois rsnst' S,l " iis,h
,,'.'',,as,i.'s a., 1920
LEMON Az; 400 81 n = 'I Ana,, Ia i,or
Mnk "a Nv KnnnnSioy; st,y. nsoe 4
Keller ~? Bway a. 'u.;,c,,ns s s.,a,"
Lp APR ~ 4. nj" isiOf i ana Ar"nES HIM.
&; ,J Romainsr Brown' S'y hu'' s. 900
LOIS a2;i,a, map is,SL,ws!s4ic: nsishi. :.
s ss.a.e aS AN Ms,S WS,..tsr atty Geo
LOIS 10 ana lions amended map Cam
nam 1s''ii torah noalr he' Frne- S,,ys
M, nnruG pnptnpERTy Avg g. lsosLsanIc 10
sane. a,iy sam, '.''..' ..,..., so. ooc
WILKINS a. Hrss,,iyc. Hott,nsnn 4 20 ~
| trD ~ ttsiii,rs 80 nt,h St., 80 o0o
| ,Snu,.yys ~ 80 , s:o = Fordham I'd t0y
| n,inr tnts sT.ss. amended map Cam
| ,.sr,, '.s,,. oI,b w.rd June 90 ls0s-
| AIscr, n Tonch 20 Antoinette Cnhili: atty
| T q Co ia Bway ..................t oOo
| SAME PROPERTY, Jan - lsy6--Sanle q
| C,ad.L Tnn'h '..'.......s2o 0C
SAME PROPERTY, June -. ieot-Sarne 10
| same ..-.................. .,...... 81. ooC
| 100 Nav H. 1905 Martha Graham to T @
| a r 90 i-G nway................. $500
| SOUTHERN POuI EVARp. 1928. " q, :5ElOf
| Same 10 Anna VI AlIred atty
| same Observation-Disclosures. -, oOl
| LOT ,se map 9si OF I.aconia Park, OCT %.
| f9'a-NiChplo K Rosa Aglgl lhEo 10 'f"Su'
! ArchoIeo: atty, Fred VI Thurman. So
| Brook ....,....,..-.... $500
"a issi--Mary ,;rlfnths 70 y Say Rank
| st.ys kurzman & r. 20 BROAD ct $4,000
SETH ST IA T., . T. 92lONlo2e, Feb -.
| iss.-Mary = Nctiaryey 20 tho Home fo-
| Incurables attys. bowers :. A. cedar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
9TH AVENUE EXTENSION SALE.

John j Bogart, who bought last Feb
riary The property NJ Commerce street
has sold Il 10 a Mr.. Van Nelen. The prop
tTty comprises a three story and base
i1ent dwelling OF the kind erected In the
village "A couple of decades ago. The site
J. Il feet wide and 40 feet long. The
extension OF Seventh avenue will require
The taking Of "a foot from the northeast
corner Of the dwelling For this foot the
city experts, II is said. will allow the
o"ner $40, which at that rate would give
The site a valuation Of $500 This is
more than twice rs much as the site is
Valued al for taxation, With the building
the property is assessed at $1,000. To re-
pair the damage done the building in
carrying away the foot the city will pay
ne Owner $500. which IL n third of the
value Of the building on the tax books.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

=, Oceanic, On miles east Of SANDY Hoo. az
J.b \ " YESTERDAY
- olumbia, 1850 miles cast Of SANDY HooA
n \. VI
:. Campama, la.o mile, East of sandy Hoot
at 0i q
- Ir1auo,- with Navaho., 30 miles east Of
~tu,iy Hook a. noon.
.r,-O ~ noon
- n ocrlder. GGveston 40 miles east OF
Ga.vCstou bar al loot
Ncs'a. sabine miles west Of Tor,usa'
~ noon
-, john hUr o. : y. NJ
:. MONTEREY, \cra cruz, ,co mites north Of
Jupiter ~ J.. "
s Ccmnlrl',, JssN.?uulIc ~ miles south Of
s. P,ri-cton sabine q" miles north Of Jup,'
ter N noon.
s. Crl-tobal Crl-,oDsl, u. miles south Of
sandy Hook At noon
sandy HooN AT noon
IS Maracaibo san Juan, so miles south Of
sandy Hook u, T. NJ February 20.
- Matura. Port al Snap 40i miles south ~
sandy IooiS Al noon
s. santa Mara santa Marta, S9s mileu south
Of sandy Hook AZ : y "
s. III Da Galveston, " mllce eoutnVcC OF
Diamond shoAie = Y, u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE BRONX.

Macmillan Zipkes has filed plans for
two six story brick apartment houses.
ssxS76 and 56Ss5.s. on the northwest
corner OF l70th street and Wilkins avenue,
for Louis r. kleban. AT total cost 81
$4,000. John +. Boyland has filed plans
for a FIVE story brick tenement. bsxi23.l.
on the west side of Vyse avenue. 1873 feet
north OF Boston road. for Elisha Hopkins
AT cost of $4,000. 4oldner h Gold
berg have filed plans for two story
brick store and meeting room, 55.<xs7.1.
on the southeast corner OF BathRate
avenue and l72d street, for the BathKate
Realty Corporation. Louis Altsche!l, preei-
dent, at n cost OF $4,000. II. J.. knocken-
hauer has filed plans for four two story
frame dwellings. each 22xSO.5. on the
southeast corner Of 22Sd street and Car
ponter avenue. for tho W. NJ. Realty
Company, William Mas. president. AZ a
total cost OF $4,000. VI. W. Do Claudio
has filed plans for two story brick store,
loft and dwelling. 3Oxllo. on the west side
OF Third avenue. at0 feet south OF lssd
street. for Charles shapiro. a, cost Of
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
capital. $4,000. directors, John Hilton.
r. L. Tyson and J. / Scott Brooklyn
7jl Tenth Avenue, Inc. Manhattan: capt
tai. 5000: directors g Augustus Mei"-.
Jacob :. Friedman and V Mayrusseii New
York.
NJ. II. 4 4. Wolfe Realty Company, Inc.
Manhattan: capital 5000: directors, Menko
H. Wolfe, Arthur Wolfe and Louis W. us,er-
VETS. New York.
Manfred Realty Company. Ino, Man
haitian; capital, 5000; directors. Richard
". Freedman, New Rochelle. James e.
Linden, Philip v. Brown. New York.
as broadway Company, Inc Manhattan;
capital. $1,000. directors. NiIlism II. CALI
van, Martin NJ Maze and W. Raleigh Pike,
New York.
Msrtei Realty Company, Inc. Manhattan
capital. $1,000; directors Robert W. Evans.
Cedar Grove. n, j.; Charles Stumpf Union
Course, 9ueens. and Hlliman y, Huunewell,
white Plains. y. Y
Poseidon Realty. Company. Inc. Manhat-
tan; capital $1,000: directors, Henry =. No
Mahon, Jessie u, Smith and William NJ.
Marshall. New York,
kelsoy Realty Company. Marhattan, capt
tai, $1,000; directors, Edward e. Voglcr.
Frank Haubert and NJ. g. Ho'llngsworth.
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian and The BrOnx.
lat II vEsEY STREET

lat II vESEf sTREETt
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
ssrH ST, Is ". n 8, 27t 9TH av. 2.sss?;
'SIH e. .,y !oS .;s.. Fri, slasn = %.i bsYS;;
SO S.. taxes, &c, ,sella sub to mtg q
$4,000. 10 the plain'in''.'' ''''S'i.s'.
by Joseph p, Day,
l.5TH ST, .'4 ", SIS $50 Amsterdam az
fu: :y :. aw " da. 81, GSssSec9 s...s
STH "a W asrM 70 6 AH% "%Ssra .., :y.
&C, yI,5ss,sT; to tho PP!ain,,H. ;nstoee
"sT 81 ~ ~ MI ny; sS:s s -: raylsf
ct al agt Fidelity Trust Co Of Newark
4 j. ct al; 1par,itOn); to Jacob ! t.;
ST sS Marks Pi.. 50. IS. $50 "a Az. at.si 3,
4.s So ,@'" sSs ,sssss s'' ... I1 AVS
!: zoo; adjourned to February
ssTH ST. s2+ vas, see ws .t, End Az;
sasss Realty co ct al: due. stssassf;
taxes. &C. $3.50; withdrawn.
by Herbert 4. Sherman
9Th ct. $50, 81. II W Az d. el.loIs7 > sty
sn a,onss yw RHnsd So al. e. as. :;nsss
ss.es. &c. t,Tss o.: to the plaintiff SIS 400
lat saos THIRD AvENUE.l
ny l., J. Phillips Co.
SO 5xI0O. 7xs2G, sty dwE ana vacant
CF Brown agt McLaughiin ct al:
due. tl3.os2,ll; taxes, &C ss'o"' 90 ~ 20,
by j. II. Mayors
2s7TH ST. ~ =. =: nM.7 2. M Mntf.,
xs Wesley CONSTR Co ct al. action 81;
due. tyas.5i, taxes. &c.-tAets; pr mtss.
1880; to Mrs, William Battsnfeld. 1850
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Al Snn o.iocsssii. vacsnt--w II Stein
ksmp VS. r w Hard Of al; due. 9G.o6e 30:
taxes. &C. S%75; to tho piaint'n. $4,000
by Joseph J.. Day.
ho osassNc { mi " Luciano Hinutiiio 81
al; due, l2.2G2.ss; taxes. 90 $3.50 -; g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12

9TH Ay. a. 7,I arm At .1sx1co--
se gInd az atSi SANDS 70 ssaido Eam"re
tseaTy 20 20 ns"yss ME- 49, 80 os L ~ ~
a. awsy: ..,,., .'l7:SSo
6sTH ST ms 40 sth ay, elo,i lM A,,,, the
T Co. i7s Bway.. pr mtg 100000, due
AZ per bond Feb l.....'.'''''''H 5o'ooo
,,sS, "e en- az, 's,s"u, .o'' so,s. iiIosn -
yMsye, TO American Mtg CO; 'S n CSd"r St.
cox Seuar ~ cor i,ad 1t. 90 ilsisS
eompsh woni Inc 60 go hwSs pr mtg saii
ass.s' req ii; uun 'u I.ya ~ WV ospsoi
1851 sT. g W cor broadway, i2s.txi2t--
July l. 1915 Feb il; atty stoddard o W,
ia Bway ,. ,,,, =, ,oM,, iSSoe
Co and ano. Ius. eos hth az Feb H.
s a. r IL PER e0na: A''y' nA,"' .
Bronx.
thorough Of Tho BronxJ
nn,xn d. az . pierce Az. .sxloo--
rSnisHa ,S cla sHc As feT III; si.
pv a'... oaeo"'e' $500
l3SD ST. foo .ypress, an, tx -, ~
sreox Moss 70 e J'u io due ss pet bond
Sisy e fTo 81 70 ~ Wyi,,um 81 pe' ii 700
iSITM ST, VI p, ga, IA N ~ AN a., nr
mtg 10000, FEB 10. due Feb 10; lsis; 50
Bway ...., 49,. .....,..,,. -: si'evV
Luis -. anu ~ msp San"s- r. - Hy9s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
70 ENLARGE FLINT BUILDING.

The firm of l.. J. Carpenter announced
yesterday the purchase by William G..
schermerhorn from the estate of Alfred
I. Msnierre OF the property at IS West
rventy-fourth street. four story build
INK on lot l9xso, surrounded on three
s!des by the Flint Building. which fronts
al 43 to ~ West Twenty third street
and extends through TO 20 and IS West
twenty. fourth street. Twenty years ago.
when the Schermerhorns erected the Flint
Building they tried unsucoessfully to
purchase this small lot and finally were
compelled 20 build around it. Now they
will erect an eight story addition To the
Tin. Building on the small Twsnty-fourth
street 10, and at the same time the pres
eni Flint Building will he altered and
r!odcrnized. Plans for the changes have
been prepared by H. J. Hardenbcrgh.
The George G. Flint Company will remove
shortly 10 new establishment further
uptown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
NEW AsToR APARTMENT HOUSE.
@t,SOO,OOO structure TO Ne Erected
on Upper broadway Block.

1... -.
'"cent Astor' pursuing the construc-
tive policies which ne inaug1irated shortly
him nv hi, so,,ar ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,.. So.
recou,,.a T., u.s., g.. -. ~ -,
a, ." ihH sun recc''is' ~ soiHs
" erect Twelve story apartment house
on the east side OF Broadway, from
Elghty-ninth to Ninet,eth street with
the exc.pt,o, n, ,ho u.,,n,, .., 49,.
" N'e ''''o'" All" 'ie
.>''"o'pe inc projected apartment VIII
De the largest apartment on the West
Side Tho structure will cost about
81 500. 600. md effort. u,u ,o r,aa, .,
moL, 4, ~. e.. -
''o 'neS' apartment puiaihs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
lis pE<UF>S,
Manhattan.

DELAHCEy ST. II :. 52.s :, Of Orchard
-. :7.6S7t-Hcnrietts Undethili sgt Jacob
Noik - al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty.
GOTH ST. isS E-Sandhop Contracting co
ast Is EaN SNticth street Co faction
70 forcolos. mechanics ien) atty. X
iioTH ST. 276 Niagara Life Ins Co ct -
OK norirsse)i attys Gregg. McGovern a
'oTH sT ;. :, las :, . 9Th ay. is ,ssss
sIi "; An -. n : "a t. Il " Of ~ ny
!ssiS9 3. tsih ~ ns zee 4 " OF S,h Hy.
Marsarc; l. Baker sgt Elizabeth " Myers
e, a. tamended Partition; attys. Rollins q
2eD ST. 5? w-seAmen's Bank for savings
IN TIE CITY OF ast Julius u siegei
1887 ST. ca W; i2sth 81. iie +: isis, 81.
s. ,e y Jcc,,, SIEGE Realty Co as.
si s@''' 81 ''' M SaPin:ai saving.
a sa|s m,so l'FaSl ,v. sGi'seg q more
iSgTh 81, = 100 y Ana;erdain Az. 75X
e, al " Haynsn wal!ach E, al foreciOsc
ii;rn 81. !, w.wm raFsin vs. Issao
ESSEN ST. 5i-Re-en'c. l. Raunanu vs.
F Ia1 ro Iss St .Glss"rs 's' "''y'
STANTON ST. - 80 Henry = Knapp IS
SI;hsn kohn - al foreciose m,ge,, at,y,
BELMONT Az. . ~ p 200 " i77th 81.
soSioo- MARY T Hughes " VIM 4 WaiiS,
Ht'vs, couurrt Bros
:5Tlt ST 81 W--lgn1ts Erb"r vs. John r
Magu"r Specific performance, atty, j l.
9TH Az, Ils9-James n Roosevelt q, al Va
fntercity Land and Securities 60 81 AT
iamended foreclosure of mtge,. attys,
Cary g Carroll.
FULTON ST. ll2-Nary q Davis Va Chas
reilly ct Al uoreclosc ultgeI. atty.
VI Hart.
Delaney ST ess 49, Julia Rachrach VS.
jacob furman ct al torcsloar 'rtgcl,
Rt'y. u Losinsky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
DYCkMAN FLATS SOLD.

Further activity in the Dyckman sec
ion was reported yesterday in the sale
BY william A. White 4 Sons OF la3. Ia
and l27 Post avenue. three i've story flats
recently erected by tn. Post Avenue Con-
struction Company, John J. bowling, each
on lor 25Nloo. beginning 100 feet south
~ Goth street, The houses are just
around a corner from the 207th street
station OF the subway. and adjoin plot
tixioV - the southeast corner OF Pos;
avenue nd 201th street, sold last week
b ;uo Naratee Company through John
y. Gold'Hg. As broker. TO an investor who
-lll improv. the corner and will hold IL as
n permanent investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Albert Is. Ashforth. Inc. has leased the
store at 1898 broadway TO the Fellson
Tire Company also the fourth floor at
3iS Fourth avenue TO the Board Of Trade
Slide Company, Inc. for term of years
=. Osgood Pell 4 Co. have leased offices
In the Ritz Chambers. Madison avenue
and Forty-eighth street. to Or. Sherman
Is. Price for Il term of years.
Cross 4 Brown Company have leased a
floor IN 2lS and ego West Sixty-ffth
street to X. NJ. owen n Co.. and with
NJ. & L, Hess a loft at IL? West Twenty
second street TO the American Waist and
Garment Company.
Hoehn 4 Mayer. poultry dealers, have
leased through the Duross Company the
three story and basement building at $50
West Fourteenth street. which Is in the
centre of the new uptown poultry trade
district. which has been forming near
the Chelsea Improvement for the last hal.
dozen years. The lease Is for ten years
at a rental OF $4,000 year.
Horace s. Ely a Co. have leased offices
IN the Powell Building at los to 100 Hud =
son street TO Dan Talmave's Sons Com
pany.
Spear & Co. have leased 1850 feet ~
space In 30+-SOs West Forty second street
TO f.. Leins for n term Of wears: also the
store and basement and third loft In Is
East Sixteenth street TO Walker & Heisler
and II. TER 4 Co.
SCHNEIDER 4 Iiebler hay. leased IN.
store at 81 East lajth street for n term
OF years 10 the Michigan Condensed MIX
Company.
James J. Buckingham has leased for
Alice ", Go,dng the four story and base
ment dwelling AT 2S5 West Thrty.eighth
street After alterations II will be opened
40 n restaurant by Regnier & RombaldL
Huberth 4 Huberth. with Horace :
Ely & Co. have leased tho five story
building AZ Is Wet Thlrtie,h street OF
a lot e5xlo0. for Albert !. Niddlehrook TO
August Jansen OF the Hofbrauhaus
which adjoins. for a long term Of years
After extensive alterations the building
will be used by Mr.. Jansen IN commune
ton with his present business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for Te-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, fair ana
colder to-day, to.morpsw
cioudiness. followed ~
snow In south portion, northwest

winds.
For Ncw Jersey, fair and continued cold
to-day, fair tomorrow. followed BY SNOW
late In the afternoon or night: diminishing
nor Invest winds
For northern Sew England. fair ana con.
tlnuei cold to-dsy and tomorrow; diminish
ing northwes. Windl.
For southern New England. fair to-day
AMI probably Tomorrow. moderate north.
west winds. diminishing
For western New York. fair today ana
probably tomorrow moderate northeast to
north winds.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE depression
, noted In tho central valleys on TUESDAY
had disappeared yesterday. leaving the
pressure high over all sections east OF the
, Rocky Mountains. and only moderately io~
over that section and the extreme south
west.
The centre Of high pressure vas over
Minnesota. and much colder weather pro.
vailed generally over the eastern half Of
the country, and although freezing tenn
petatures did not extend south Of Tennessee
they we're below zero over northern New
England and Now York. the northern lake
regions. Wisconsin. Minnesota. North Dakota
and parts Of South Dakota and Montana.
Extremely low temperatures occurred 10
northern district aud 20 desrcss below zcre
was reported from northern New York enc
central Vermont
snow fell in the middle Atlantic and
New England states. the lake regions and
westward into the Rocky Mountain states
In this city the dav was fair and colder
wind brick westerly. average humidity.
56 per cent; barometer. corrected to read to
| sea level. a. s \. NJ, 3o.2t; +. ~, so:f.
Tho temperature In this city Yesterday. a..
recorded by The oficai thermometer, IS show
u a. RH NH Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
WEST SIDE.
A BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED DWELLING

The entire block. 8Sth street. be.
tween Riverside and West End
Ave-. consists Of high class DWELL
inss. occupied mostly by their
owners. No. 300 West 88th St. is a
four story and basement. 70 IT,. in
poor condition. needing a certain
amount Of decoration and over
hauling. 1t isn't over.invitins in
its present condition: hence. the
price is exceedingly low.
The reward to the buyer is that
after fixing up this dwelling. it will
have cost from 5000 to $4,000
less than neishborins homes. Care
taker will show premises. Owner.
JAMES H. CRUlkS1ANK. S.
Liberty St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
ANOTHER BROOkLYN MOVIE.

Another motion picture theatre Ii to be
erected on Broadway at a cost OF $4,000.
by Frederick l.. Mills. The building will
be two stories high, Of brick and lime
stone construction. and will be situated on
an l. shaped plot fronting SIC feet on
Broadway. SO feet north OF Decatur street
and so feet ON the latter street with a
depth Of l2o feet from Broadway. Four
two story stores and the lobby will front
on broadway. while the theatre proper
will be but one story high. II will seat
coo persons. a motion picture house Is
now on the site. but will soon be RACED 10
make way for the Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
Movements of Naval V-sscIs.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE tug oscro!a
has arrived nj Guantanamo, the tank rhlp
Arcthush at Guacanayabo Bay. the cruiser
Maryland at san Pedro. the collier NBnshau
~ Tihuron, the destroyer Terry Il, Miami
and the supply ship Giacier y; Mazatlan.
The transport Prairls has sailed from
san Juan for Pensacola, u" collier Celtic
from Guancansyabo Ray Tor port ~ Prince
the collier Orion from GGantanamo for
Port au Prince the Golfer Lebanon from
Guantanamo for GuacsnaS aho BAY. the col
Tier Nereus from NorfOlk for GuautauRmo
the battl~ship Michigan from Norfolk for
Guacanayabo Bay, tho cruiser california
from San Diego for san Pedro. the destroyer
Reid from charleston for Niami and the
cruiser New orleans from Marptian for
AcaDulco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
HOTEL At SOUTH BEACH SOLD.

Louis Harris, a photographer, who
Tor Twenty-Five years has had IA studio
near south Beach. Staten Island has
purchased the Miller Hotel property at
soltN Beach, which consists OF a plot
ioout -ios-6s and lands under water
about 2J0N2s0, The purchase price was
about $4,000. Mr.. Harris contemplates
making extensive improvements to both
ne hotel and bathing pavilion, and will
'''' several amusement devices His
s,4d'o 1ill also be removed to the beach.
MS Gertrude Miller, the former owner,
Vas represented by william NJ. Mullen
ana Nr Harris by Leon B, Ginsburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
BANK NEAR COLUMBUS CIRCLE.

The Gotham National, Bank has secured
new quarters at Columbus Circle. II has
Just closed a lease through the Cross 4
Brown Company for the two story build
Ing formerly occupied by the Cadillac
Motor Car Company at 1919 and 1921
Broadway. facing on the circle just north
or Fifty-ninth street. The bank has been
located for about four years at 800 Eighth
avenue. II will make extensive altera-
tons to the new building and will occupy
the store and a portion of the upstairs
space about June l. The lease is for ten
years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-12
THEATRE IN OLD RINK.
Restaurant and Dance Hall Also 4
Take Place of METROPOLITAN.

Plans were placed on file yesterday for
altering the Metropolitan Roller Skating
Rink into moving picture theatre. a
restaurant and dance hall. George +.
Kerr who recently leased the property
from Amos i. Emo will make the changes
from plans by Hoppe a Moore Mt n cost
OF about s20. 900
The rink is at 1880 to 1854 Broadway.
between Ffty-second and IEifty-third
streets, running through 20 Seventh
avenue