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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
FL DORADO IN NEW HANDS.

The IL Dorado on Central Park West
N.,yeen Ninetieth and Nincty-first streets
,as reported yesterday to have changed
bands again. which II true will be the
.scord transfer OF ownership OF the prop
e-,y in one month. II was said that w.
Kirkpatrick Bricc. Albert b. Kerr and
william Todd will take tho property in
me name OF the Trio Realty Company,
which was Incorporated recently. Title TO
,,s spartin.n,s now stands IN the name Of
rvelin c. Bache OF Bristol. X. l., who &C.
,u,red the property from the Audley Realty
company on February 10. subject 70 a
mortgage Of $4,000. The Audiey Realty
COMPANY. headed by Audley Clarke.
sought tho house las; July from the FL
Dorado Realty Company, whose AFFAIRS
wsre under the direction OF Matilda w.
Brewer.
Tho III Dorado comprises two eight
story elevator apartment houses cover
NJ the block front which Is 20l,5
.,.t long on each street the apartments
nun west 100 feet. They were erected
.eou, ten years ago by John v. Signell
from plans by Neville Il Brasse at cost
a! 1850 900. While they are not TO be COM
pared with the more modern apartments
n the section in the matter OF comforts
and conveniences. the I'll Dorado has GER
AIN attractions not found in newer houses
FOR tho reason of the difference In tho land
ra!ues which have made the builder OF the
r,v houses more economical with space
e Dorado is a type Of apartment. how
swr which commands good rentals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
INVESTOR BUYS PINkNEY COURT.

Pinkney Court. on 1t0th street. between
ienox and seventh avenues has been
sold The apartment. "a seven story ele-
vaor structure. has been bought by Pas
saio Investors Major Edward q. Moore
the stan OF Gov. Fielder ot New Jer-
-ey signed the contract for the property
Yesterday but title 10 Il was taken In
he name of Meyer Simon Of Passaic.
Major Moore appearing as attorney II
sas said that Major Moore had either
ssold the property or was acting ~ at
'orney to cover his real connection with
The deal
The n II. Jackson Company IL the
seller Daniel II. Jackson. president Of
re selling company. bought the apart
men, last May from Bling 4 Bling. who
aat taken IL in part payment from tho
shuberts for the Garden restaurant prop
.rty at the southwest corner OF Seventh
avenue and Fiftieth street In part pay
nen, for the apartment Mr. Jackson gave
-lght free and clear lots on Oak. Walnut
and Watson avenues. near Gun Hill road.
!, was said at the time that the house
and the lots represented an investment
II $500. 900.
Pnkney Court. which 10 known a. 16i
10 1853 West l%0th street. 10 one Of i've
similar houses which cover most OF the
north side OF the block. The south side
e the old Pinkney homestead property
ne apartment measures 1875 feet on the
street and Is 9s.ll feet deep
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
sEAsHoRE COTTAGE RENTALS.

H. Goldschmidt has rented in Lawrencs
the Lehman cottage to Martin II. Well for
three years. the McElroy cottage to
Mrs Brandt for two years and the Pear
sail cottage on Central avenue TO Frank
Pentlarge; In Cedarhurst, Mrs. Whites
cottage on Cedarhurst avenue to Robert
Masbach, the Van Dine cottage on Spruce
street to Mrs. ID. Kiauber. the Blake cot
tsge on Spruce street to Jack Strauss.
the Crober cottage on lakewood avenue to
Lionel Goldfrank. the KATE cottage on
Grove street TO Frank Brady. the Remsen
cottage on Summit avenue 10 Lewis y.
fclsas, the Tourscher cottage 70 j.
Matthews. the Strickland cottage on
Washington avenue to Mrs. c. Jacobs !;
in Woodmare, the. Frank cottage on Club
Drive 20 Alvin II. Josephy, the Ruth cot
taxe on Central avenue to Leo IL. Hirsh
and the Hetrick cottage to Leo 8. De
Pima.
w. X Macdonald has rented the fol-
lowing Woodmers. l.. l., cottages For
Mrs II. p. MAILER her cottage on Pear
a N place to Oscar Hermann. for Guy
Richards his cottage on Central avenue
to Leopold De Muth, for Anton q. Lynch
his cottage on Irving place TO Walter
Untermeyer, for Mrs. q. y. McKenna her
house on West Broadway for two years
to Joseph y. Crane, and for the Cotter
Company the house on Neptune avenue TO
A. Edgar Distelhurst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
Due Tomorrow
Due Friday, March q
n, w,r~,~.s-Iucomi.s vessels.

- st raw. $50 miles east Of SANDY HcoL -,
s. schsrnEorsi SO mites ess, Of Sandy Hool
al $50 \
at noon,
:. Kaiser Wilhelm u is mites sss' of Sandy
IS R,ndani. $40 miles esst OF sandy Hooh a.
s. Georgia. 10 murs east Of Sandy Hooi At
iOl5A N
At noon
~ noon
:. PASTORS. Por, IAn,on. 10 miles south 81
Sandy Hook at y. N
:. Fl sud. Galveston, 90 miles southwest ~
Diamond Shoals M noon.
Sondy Hook ~ ",
:. baltic, 1910 miles east OF Sandy HOOK 81
i NJ
s. Narragansett. $50 miles esa Of ssnd'
Hook a, 7ls5 = NJ
IS Kalserin Augus,r Victoria i,ssj miles ess'
Of sandy Hook Al us y -,
IS Iusthnla, 1910 miles eAT 81 Nanny uoos
n $50 p
IS La ssvOle. l,7IO miles east OF sandy rms
u NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04

LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

BRoADwAY 80 cor issth ST syiikieS.
Hsaity MNe GO eSt Losen SssiE 20 ~
-, Al stoIeS!os OF mtSs astS' Safnosa
"AsniNo T 'aS ~ ,fnra"in. -,
los, sst run's pI,ehst ~ a. 'o'ee'o' o'
mhne. ANY, Hoonhs. q. .
18TH ,ao - iS 49, as, KSrlos Realty
NtohstruSuoh ~ ~ ~ po'ee'os " 'h'se''
sMys' Locker = AootI' 40 ,,o,,,
'ioIn ,ohin.,," ttvscf, s,ncia,r az, Bsyii
Fine ct al Norec'os OF mtxe'; ATTY r
ars>T nssI or IN, N,a,s,, a, u,,s,
Mr.. al Isado,.
So,..,os ~ r,fss, at,vs
G',s S,rsn, X.hn., s''
,.Tu ~ s,h .na e,h .v. iot AZ
Dso, ~ ,a,sc,o. n, ,.x lam" a,,v A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
FohECLOsE ON STADIUM VIEW.

A., SUIT TO foreclose mortgage for 0e25,-
wv on the STADIUM View, owned by
.lerno Bros. Inc. was fiisd In the Su-
W,lhs Court yesterday by tho New York
WI'e Insurance Company and the Lawyers
,.o',E!sc Company. The mortgage covers
W.. property on Riverside Drive beginning
~, pet north OF the northeast corner OF
.'y,h street, extending IS feet and 8
.a.h'' North, thence i3s feet 10 inches
w "nd 80 feet and 10 inches south.
, ,me deiendants named In addition to the
me- Of the property are Edward J..
,,"'p9Ehhey, the Nassau Mortgage Com
p{' hudson Trust Company. New York
VA Estate Security Company and the
.hned states Rubber Company The
IInf'sage was executed by Palermo Bros.
NV, NV, 10 III. Lawyers Title Insurance Com
tSs on October ~. 1910. payable with
per cent interest on October 81, 1913.
-. mortgage Yves assigned to the
s.yer, Mortsase Company. which then
Ssned $4,000 Of the loan to the New
' '"k Life Insurance Company u Ia
,heeed that the principal In unpaid and
m' ihteres. from May to October 81
W., II also due, In July. 1911. the New
0k Real Estate Securities Company re-
hto,ed through Its brokers that u had
v,vysht this property from tho Paternos.
, :, IN par. payment the block front
,,r,''h avenue betwsaA AcSth and i0sth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
REvnLoN rRIRFs 10 MOVE,
Report Based On Peaaing lesse 10,
Part of 3Ath street Property.

Revillon Freres, furriers on Thirty.
fourth street. may soon move further
north In the high class shopping district,
that has been expanding through Fifth
avenue. II was reported that the firm
nad round new location, but this WINS
denied by Thomas Rourke. president
OF the firm He said that his frm had
not selected any site, and should Il II
might not be on Fifth avenue
The story was given strength by the
fact s.zt a deal IA pending for the leas-
Ing OF ~ West Thirty fourth street, a
I'VE story building. used by tho firm in
connection with the eleven story build
ing adjoining at 10. The deal has ad-
vanced to the stage that lawyers
for the nrm are now attending to the
matter. MFR. Rourke would not tell
the business Of the prospective lessee. II
was said that n lease was also on for the
main building OF the Reviliion Frcres
hrin. but II was explained that though
several offers had been made for the
building none OF them was worthy
Of consideration.
Tho Reviilon rreres property has bean
In tho market for several years. ana dur.
Ing the boom In Thirty fourth street a few
years ago reports were frequent that the
property had been leased. Mr. Rourke
would not intimate where his arm
would locate when IL leaves Thirty fourth
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
WATCHING ENcloAonnxr SUIT,
Title Company Defence-If They
raii Many Other ssiss May Follow.

Property owners and officials Of title
Insurance companies we're interested yes
terday In the exclusive story in THE SUN
OF the test case brought by the Broadway
Realty Company. owner OF the Bowling
Green Building. TO compel the Lawyers
Title Insurance Company Of New York.
which insured the realty company's title
to the property. TO pay Sis.7s4 as the cost
TO the plaintiff OF removing encroachments
from tho front OF tho building to comply
with the city's street widening orders.
Title insurance mon agreed that II tho
plaintiff wins the case many other suits
will be brought and II the circumstances
are the same In other cases the insurance
companies will be forced TO make heavy
payments
An official Of the Tito Guarantee and
Trust Company was asked yesterday for
an opinion ~ 10 the liability Of the title
Insurance companies for the cost OF re-
moving encroachments from the insured
property. He said:
Two defences are available TO the title
insurance company In such a case. Tho
narrowest view to bs taken 10 that the
policy covers only the property within the
building line, because the description Of
each parcel OF property covered by the
policy ~ reads. The broader vicw 20 be
taken of the case II that these encroach-
ments, whether they be ornamental fronts.
cases constructed under the projection
ordinance Of tho Board u Aldermen.
under which these professions are per-
mitted. but they must be removed when
the city decides that Il requires the space
occupied By tho entertainments for street
purposes. In the case OF an AREA the
ordinance permits one-fifteerth OF the
street. or not over ive feet and for Stops
not more than one-tenth, or seven feet a
projection Of eighteen inches Is permitted
for bay window.
Naturally. since these encroachmen ts
are licensed, and are permitted to exist
until such time a. tho city authorities de-
eide to reclaim the space they occupy. the
title insurance company, which recognises
the circumstances under which the en-
croachments are constructed. cannot be
held liable for the cost OF removing them
and I have heard of no other case in
which suit was brought to establish liza
bllity against the title insurance company.
OF course. the company would be liable II
the Entertainments extended further than
they were licensed by ordinance and would
have TO pay the cost ~ trimming the en-
croachment to the point where II was H.
censed. Property owners who have been
directed to remove encroachments and
who have como to us for advice on the
matter have always been satisfied with
this explanation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.D

with name ana address Of lender, At.
s,n OF -, ~ .o'ney1 w
Dora aud e sonsis t,owden 70 H di
sor mann Herman 20 Nassau 81. $500
W. % ~ 1J,iuhous az iehloo's
Frapek to Esv / cs.,s ana ,s naien s,,s :
rt niirry H sns,iSmttd 70 ven s;sOo9
iiSS;;IissisG.i:S, rs ~ iscs1boasls:
VIM W.c6s!.r' i Ss' sway : 'onnioA S; oSxo
49,, 'n sio n1fv'os
iSisNjno Iii, L Fox to G Iswy sG,y Mig
sT S,etttSr,, 90 ieo bH.y 1900
Feb Il. iscsA A 'IIosi.a E sl ssI'o TO-
Ss,h Brueker; atus Deyo a y, II
isiitGosss "rc"ss 20 'n ru,s'o H SsIca 49,
li sri ST. ;, W.. .,.iOoii. Jul, Is i.
atty. salter : 40 Nn,,su 49,, 81 eae
Brook io AZ, W cor ION e. runs ioI:
Impt Co to Jacob Levy. atty.' Arnstsin 4
PERRY Az. SEES Ass n coon st. 'S..o
10 i ns..s s.mmi.' .aSrs An"'. Mssasy
NORRIS sT >. si.io Raiiroad av' runs
10 20 =. t s,l e ~; Is 200
200 u ceaa, st. ;siioo. Jqiy u; 1879
ME v Uaudaii- nt,y -, "tTs
RVay '' ~. az
MORRIS ST n a l7iio a p,,,,oaa .s";sV
100; also strip I'm he'd Of oia Morr,s
bet n said Of and n a fremont AZ axeO,
also strip on which . wnu Of susis,ns ~
above described preuisas sysoxaSsk"'
OF n isii~ssr'a ~ .I,.a - Nv ,Aeu.
ANY. yiiiamsnn a a.,i ,,,
"e'' Wv H'esann neh
p5Tu sr q, W - ,ax,oos ,o,, wv
ms u.y,hoo,r ivth aN'
In aiv go ~ saiu p. OF oss D.ihs
MarGt Che-eborough and tho upland adj,
Merlem River xs 17,a 10 VS. ION av IN
s,ss 20 oss' ION - OF r. =, -stss
,-,S W. n.th ST. tSkst *
Jan -, ,isis.chs. o Nose. to Jos maA
hw.y 'sa..naer a''''' h'n''''n r g. az .:
HESRy 81 is7; 5. :SssI :. Nsy ii Isi2-
mon Tenenbaum. atty. Morris salem aOs
Hroadway ..;1..,......... ..... -. $1,000
Aug 40 isss-Juls 4 Julius Fi.ischnann
70 do Foster A ano trustees ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
SEGAL OWES $2,ssS,73l.
Philadelphia Promoter.
Placed AZ Only eISO.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.--Adoph StgNI
a promoter and hotel capitalist who was
recently forced into bankruptcy, hlcd "A
schedule to-day showing debts of ST.
s93,73l and assets OF only $50.
The assets cons 1T OF wearing apparel
and jewe,ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
TWO Big APARTMENT
HOUSES FIND BUYERS
Fl Dorado on Central Park West
Reported Sold TO Newly
Formed Realty Co.
81, 100000 THE PRICE ASKED
rassaic Investor Buys the Pink.
ncy Court on West
10th street.

Though many real estate men we're In
Albany yesterday attending the hearing
a, the Herrick- Schaap bill for haivins
,.,es the market was not a. dull as nigh
\. expected with 80 many brokers and
A,yers out of town. True there was no
vo,ume 20 tho trading. hut there was
o,ality IN the little that was done. Two
,oartmert houses were sold. together with
ome dwellings and building sites In vari.
Gus sections OF the city. The apartment
deaf. affected the El Dorado and tho
pnknev Court. two structures valued at
inward OF si.soo.ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
CONCERNS CHANGING QUARTERS

Pease & Gilman have leased for .
term OF years to e. +. Campbell, the first
floor at 100 Water street at az Maiden
lane, the northerly half Of store for Il.
w. Burt 4 Co. to q. Hansss; at %
Maiden lane. loft to Robert Baden and
William Golden. and at <34 to <as Broad
way. space to George Pepper. proprietor Of
the Oriental SILK Novelty Works, the
Master Glove and Hosiery Company. Inc.
and the Merchants Syndicate.
Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
one-hnif OF the seventh floor IN the Mar
ket and Fulton Bank Building 10 Romano
Pierson for hve years, and offices In the
same building, on the eighth floor. to
William NJ strong Offices in the Frankel
building, to Nogei. Corby q wesche in
81 TO 80 Liberty street. to Albert ii. Rib
let loft in ia Front street. TO Robert
Kann. and an once on the eighteenth
moor In 10 East Twenty-sixth street, TO
NJ. Schussel q Co.
Edward p. Hamilton a Co. and Horace
&. Ely q Co have leased the i've story
building at 20 Warren street for q term
OF years.
Walter H. Parsons, Cammann. voor-
hees Il Floyd and Peace Gilman have
leased space In rs West Forty-fifth street
TO the Womsn's Political Union.
Rice 4 Hin have leased the second
floor in ll5 and III East Twenty-third
street 10 the Universal Film Exchange
for a term OF years.
George Ketchum has leased TO Lasarus
4 Co the corner store at the southwest
corner Of Columbus avenue and l05th
street for a term Of years
Ths Cross a. Brown Company has
leased tho basement at 1900 Broadway
to Walter A. Wells. and offices in the
United States Rubber Company Building.
southeast corner of broadway and Fifty.
eighth street, to the Motor Gear Improve.
msnt Company and Twombly Car Corpo-
ration.
Max Spiegel. secretary OF the Mark
Realty Company. has leased through
Pease 4 Gilman a suite Of offices In the
strand Theatre Building. at thu north
west corner OF broadway and Forty
seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
BUILDER REsELLs BRONX SITE.

THIRD AVENUE.-Richard IL. Scobie
has rcsold for the +. J. Dwyer Building
Company to Hermann Krompholx the
three story building with store at 1894
Third avenue, running through to 1893
franklin avenue, on plot 25xlS7x ir-
regular. Mr.. Dryers company bought
his property and one adjoining at 33ss
Third avenue from Susie Il. Piser In
January through the same broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04

WASHINGTON. March s--rhs Nssnlshaad
washington Aylw,n and Benhsin ., Gusssns
,aho bay and cruiser Chester o. Vesa ovys
h.va sailed from san Diego tos San Ieers
collier culgoa from HAMPTON RosAs eos GUS.
Tor Guam, ansnio; dsstroysYe Monashsn, fsrvy
s,ere,t, Fiussar, Reid and rvcstcn foH -
; ;,o% 90. Sss s.1' CO. go Gs:',S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04

stratford. Conn, Mar ., 5 yrs IN . e. atty.
,,LT Inc Co. $50 pway ,,..:..,..:. $4,000
18TH Stat; s' rny. a.'' 20 to IL ncon
Mtg Co. 100 Bway, Mar I W. 6.pci
s,ssts,y TX Plumen,hai 100 Bwsy ,o sSc cSS
ess w l5sth 81. Mar Q. 3 yrs. p c; atty.
q Co. lie Bway .............,...S2l '25o
BsUna.
borough OF The BronxD
LOTS 20 to 81, amended map Adee Park
r .G!s 80, wShiG &c 70 clare Wsins s,sx
T q Co. ne Bway. .:.....::.. .es, 100
skro%pnei. 70 p p.y.s. blss Sc. iaS,
sSs iIs,h s Z. Er T g , "a Svs Ma. c.s
SO BouiEvxED. isot. e.. iSliccIbsnisi
ostrow to Harold II Sell. Germsntowp.
Pa, Feb 81, .yrs. ~ p c; atty. NJ $
roRpH An Av. n : B.ihira,.. pi' 80 *
c?s-Taxpayers Realty Co to Jos Levin.
1854 clay sy, Mar e Due Dec 20. isis;
cs s',F RI E..o' i, ~ ri :. :ss2
iooi--Msi Diamond TO sssovi. 4
Shapiro. 2ofs eth sv. Feb is. . yrs. & q c;
city AArons'amm. es lark
i.isT ST ~, n. .. Uixico-con,oii,dstsd
Imp ca 90 Joshua silverst.in ct al, SOS
West End av. pr mtg $4,000 Feb ~, o
Srs. . c. attys Morrison 4 8 $40
BRook Az, " c IDS, st 5sssioOO''GGe~c
same to same. pr mtg $4,000. Feb rs,
wXsHiNGTo ;s Av. ii:d a. ;,' ssiSS
ev. pr mtg $4,000, Mar 2. ", 6 . G.
atty NJ purghsrd. III Bwey: $4,000
i's.H TT ~ ~ ., bMilf-B.nns,
Ssth 81. Mar 3, due. &C. as per bond atty
T q Co, iTs Bway ...............i 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
100000 ADDITION TO l.. Z. PLAN

The General Vehicle Company. which
Ia building a $4,000. 900 plant In Long
Island City and recently completed one
unit OF the plan, will soon start work on
the second unit. to cost $500. 1000. Plans
for forty-two buildings to cost nearly
100000 were filed in Queens last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
NEW ST. NICHOLAS AVE. FLAT.

Gross. architects. for a Ave story tene-
mont house on the south side of ls0th
street 100 feet east of ST Nicholas ave-
nue.. II will have frontage of 75 feet
and "A depth OF 100 feet Alexander Nc
Dowell Is the owner of record. The cost
has been estimated at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
downtown OFFICES RENTED.

Peass 4 Gilman have leased offices In
the Liberty Tower. SO Liberty street
TO Joseph y. Morrissey. Albert r. Nathan,
Vahan Cardashian. John Fairfax and
Westall Il Moore also at II Wall street
Office space to Frederick e. Paulson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04

A. me New York and Suburban Land
.omhany reports sales at westfeid, n. j..
" panlel c, Pierce a plot t0xl00 on Fan
ooh avenue. to Herbert 8. Bruning 4
|o' ioxloo on Elizabeth avenue. TO Wal
W T. Arnold plot S0x100 on Trenton
,el4r' To Kari Fraser plot <0xi00 on
..,ey avenue and TO 81. w. Grey a plot
'AIv0 on Bergen place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
LEASE PELHAM MANOR HOUSE.

Pease h E2lliman have leased for Clar-
ence G. Merritt from the plans house
10 be erected In Pelham Manor road. Pei
ham Manor, ". Y, to Edmund C. Stan
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
I2aD STREET PLOT LEASED.

The George Bockhaus Company has
leased for the Austin estate the plot, l00x
100. NJ f& 10 +20 East I22d street, to
Giuseppe Tlnell and Domniuco Giulano.
for term of fifteen years. The lessees
will erect one story brick building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
BURNS PLOT GOES TO PLAINTIFF.

The old Burns restaurant property, at
7S3 and 1856 sixth avenue was bought In
At auction yesterday by the plaintiff for
$4,000, over mortgage Of Sl5b,00o-a
total OF S250000. A fair attendance
turned out for the sale. but II was made
,,p principally Of curious onlookers Tho
nrst bid was 10000, made by tho ult-
mate buyer. Only one other person par
ticipAtsd In the bidding. Joseph =. Day
was the auctioneer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
HEIGHTS DWELLING SOLD.

18TH sTREET.-Iouis Msckss and
Charles Cathis have sold for William
schlichtsr 500 West i6sth street, q
three story brick dwelling. on lot i6.sx
%. between Amsterdam and Audubon
Avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
BUILDING ON THE HEIGHTS.
Apartment HOUSE and . Fiat o. BE
Built There At . Cost Of ssAO, 900.

George and Edward blum have filed
plans for six story apartment house
OH the southwest corner OF Fort Washing.
ton avenue and l62d street for the Fried
man Construction Company. Henry Fried
man president II will have a frontage
Of 1922 feet and n depth of 1911. with
facade of brick. limestone and terra
Gotta. The cost has been estimated at
100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
RICHMOND HILL LOTS SOLD.

Meruk 4 May have sold plot of lots
on the north sius OF jamaica avenue
forty feet west OF Troy street. in the
Richmond Iiili section OF Queens. to
Charles II. Reichert, a client OF IT, L.
William a Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
QUEENS HOME SITES SELLING.

The New York and Suburban Land
company has sold to Mrs. r. l.. 0earn a
pot toxio0 on Park Boulevard, Fourth
ward OF Queens: to Gustav koshier a
not soxio0 on Park Boulevard; to Will
nm T. Polaffer a plot 90xlO0 on Park
avenue and TO Frank Clemens q plot 40x
wv on Sterling street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-04
JERSEY CITY DWELLING SOLD.

The residence of Capt George III. Pope
az 10 Prospect street, Jersey City Heights.
nAs been sold to q woman physhcian by
>. kruse as broker. Capt. Pope will
move To farm which he purchased near
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

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taxes, &C. t7iG.07. adjourned TO Mar II.
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ny Joseph p. Day.
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Vim IRELAND at al. due. s5.sstso: taxes.
&C. t5: Is. To the plaintiff ...... 5000
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