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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15

deadly source of crimlnalty. How
much is alcoholism due to child labor,
don't known
lover half Of the murderers were
physically or mentally degenerate.
The percentage of degeneracy among
their parents was noticeably higher
than among the parents of any other
classes of criminals. Over 43 per
cent we're without the beneficient in
duence of one or both parents from
an early age, while another II per
cent had trouble in the home.
lover so per cent never got be-
yond the fourth grade in school. In
other words, half of Wisconsin's muir
derers were not provided with even
the elementary education which is
so necessary to a normal develop
ment of the righteous citizen.
More than .43 per cent had been
in Jail at least once before they COM
mitted their crime. Had only proper
preventive measures been taken with
them at that time, many human lives
might have been saved!
las youngsters, 81 per cent had
had~the bad associations of city
streets, nearly half had been addicted
to tobacco, "a per cent drank, and %
per cent were poverty stricken!
"An these figures taken together
tell their own story. They show that
in a dozen different ways the muir
derer is the victim of material con-
ditions, which could be remedied or
prevented, The immediate thing for
society to do, then, is to destroy these
evil conditions. That step alone
would do away with great percent
age of murder. l am sure that by
putting stop to child labor we would
cut our prison population in half
'By thus correcting the physical
causes of crime, of course we
wouldn't eliminate all crime. But as
a first stem If would do far more than
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15

fist and criminologist, whose brilliar
superintendent of the State Hospital
new light upon the subject of homicid
The murderer's the worst of cri
or society's? Did not society commit
ing these men outright, but in so ST.
their life force, that they never after
ward could attain to their full and
NORMAL life?
''True, the murderer is NOT nor
nal man, agreed DR.. Sleyster, when
l asked him that question.
''That is why all efforts to reform
him or prevent his act have failed in
the past. Society revenges itself up
on the murderer by punishments de-
vised for a general, normal type. 1t
has totally disregarded the individual
murderer as he really is, and the ply
steal conditions which are responsible
for his pervert psychology.
But the new scientific treatment
of the murderer must depend upon
just the study of these physical con-
ditions-his environment and hered-
ity, his health and mental develop
ment.
"And until the state adopts this
science, does as much to prevent
crime as to wreak vengeance, and
provides for research into the causes
of crime, as well as for police to ar
rest the criminal after his crime has
been committed, there will be no
great step taken to eliminate homi-
eide!
"The figures which have compiled
they are the result of daily associa-
ton with 269 murderers+ tell some
what of the criminal as he really is
and the causes that have made him
so.
"They show that-oVer 60 per cent
of murderers had been sent to work
before the age of 10, and over IS per
cent were at work before the age of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

Cwith nam. and address Of Lender. At
torney.p
JEROME Az u cor Fordham vi, SIX
l?6 ii,ss,5Ii2ti1 Highbridse rd :,
ss from cor Jerome av, 2Sxlst,
Lyme lynch a, i'' E.on sight r. ,ss g b Sss
MORRIS, Az n W cor Foraham I'd i7',ss
Carrie sinshi 30 the Mutual Bank ~ "
,sd st at'ys Rushmore, " 4 stern, 90
JEROME Az, e cor Fordham I'd, elk
&c, i'is-IIy U sinshi to Christian II
Mary G Nodeukircheu, 22G SD ct.
W Phis' IA. atty, Terry "a Broad,
JERoME Az cor rordham "a elk
i?Sss1lxlS5 TO " Morris NV ,77N
10 s0 herman o 'l FREELY Nv c"g1s s" "a
COURT. ANDT. Az, = so $ isoth s. a6s
mSh. Avg ss ~, e. wS,,ns,r ornS,D WI Farm
School M,nn Q, n" Eyans Lu'h church s,t Sno
carlisle 10 E q : wm'J Hohle, aSss Grand
nv, atty. T % 60, l76 Bway .,,.. So 500
Adolf Miller to Aired i0" ear, carrie Fr""na
ano. attys Pratt 4 Koehier ~ Cedar
i9sTH ST, n s. 1861 from n " cor st AIMS
av, 26xloo. May rs, 1900 Philip Heller
20 Adam Abel SIR; at'ys, Rabe a kelier
Nenos ay, isriooii. Feb is, 1910 Susan V
rE"s Hmn.S.s nG 70 Sa :.s Hadae 1000 90
20 Az, n cor la:d ST, 20 liNso, Sept 80,
lsl2-Jos Hirschheld to Jno Mckse. ia
ter Williams & SAKE, 30 broad st. q. 900
nth ST, -, l2G Ams,er!am ay, ios..
Estates Nor, Securities co, 100 Broal-
sab sr, i.7:iss e, n 5, 5iixicss Mar fI 10,
s y%$ .! sas ss' "a S.' %s', aF'1 $4,000 500
nvltl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

wAsHINGroS March Is.-rhe trss On
tario, Sonoma ard fa;npsco ana collier Tn
cas- have arrived ~ Norfolk the gunboat
MachiNs ~ Srw York yard collier Hector at
PhiladClrEiu gunboat Dolphin at Tampico,
destroyers stewart Perry ana TruStun al
SAN Diego collier Hannibal survey
grounds or Nicaragua; battlcsh!p Kansas
AZ southern dri!l ground. collier Sunshan at
Topoohampo, destroyer Parker at Guam
ton. REID. Ster-tt. Terry and Wake AZ Dry
Tortugas, battleshp Delaware at southern
drill grounds. gunboat Petrel at 6uacanabo
Bay.
The destroyer Duncan has sailed from
Key West FOR Boston; tn" destroyer Worden
from Philadelphia for Norfolk, battleship
California from GuaymaS for Topolobampo,
battleships Louisiana, Michigan, Nav Hamp-
shire. Virginia. Georgia, Nebraska and Rhod.
leland from Guantanamo for Tansler
sound the gunhont Wheeling from
sanchez for SANTANA and Macoris tho
gunhoHt Eagle from Port an Prince for
Harsdaires Ray, Hayti: sunbost Nashviil"
from Guantanamo for Fort an Prince, TUG
Patuxent from Guantanamo Tor Lynn Haven
Woads, cruiser Dixie, cruiser birmingham,
destToyers Parker. Henley, prayton, May
rant, Mccall, Warrington, raulding. Am
men, Burrows, Patterson. Trippe, Tanning,
Heaie, Jarvis jenkins, Jouett, Cassln and
Cummings and collier Cugon from Guam
tanatno for GugCanabo bay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
UPTOWN PROPERTIES
CHIEFLY IN DEMAND
Builder Buys Is Lots on 161st
ST. ON Which to Erect Three
Apartment Houses.
SMALL FLATS FIND BUYERS
Trading Principally on West
Sidc-Dyckman Corner
Goes to Operator.

rhe 5iuch front on the north side OF Isf,:
s.eet between Riverside Drive and For,
Washington avenue. bought by Harris 4
v,uflc. Mandclbaum about a week aso
rom the Loyal l.. Smith estate. was sold
,ssiefdae 10y the operators TO the Fried.
nan Construction Company. Henry Fried.
nan president The property comprises
4,een lots which Is the entire bi ,ck ex-
cop, Il, two corners. which are 1sJ feet
Sesp In other words the plot bought by
the building company IL 3s3 feet front
ard 200 feet deep. Three six story apart
,ent houses will he erected on the site.
They will he built In time for the fall
renting season. Each house will cover a
rlot iso feet wide and 100 feet deep.
Houses and plot. II is estimated. will rep
resent an investment OF 100000.
The Friedman company has built sew.
cal apartments In the Fort Washington
avenue section since the Smith estate be-
slr the sale OF its holdings In that sec
ZION about q year ago II is only a few
weeks ago that the company disposed of
me Of its new apartments on Fort Wash
rstcn avenue. being about the last OF the
row built by the company between 160th
and ls9d streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
TENEMENT LAW REQUIREMENT
Owners Must Register with Depart
nen MT or Ne Liable 70 Fine,

To THE EpIroR OF TIM suN--sir: You
will do your readers a service by printing
in conspicuous place a notice that the
tenement house law requires every owner
OF tenement house TO register with the
Tenement House Department his owner
ship and certain other details concerning
the house within thirty days Of becoming
the owner Of same. Failure TO do this
renders n person liable to a fine of $50
on discovery OF the omission. The depart
ment will be pleased to furnish on appli-
cation blanks which owners can MI out
and return to US. Compliance with this
order is ms much In the interest OF the
owners as Of tho department.
Persons who sell tenement houses will
save themselves possible trouble, II they
will also send notice to the Tenement
House Department that such sale has
been made. When such notice In received
and verified the department ceases to
send such persons notice Of violations on
such property. In some cases the depart
ment not being apprised OF change Of
ownership begins legal proceedings against
former owners. Much annoyance would
DO saved II sellers would notify the de-
partment. Yours respectfully,
JOHN J. MURPHY,
March is, 1914. Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

wADSWOR1H ANENrE-Anthony r.
Koelble has sold TO Martha Il. Phillips
it5 Wadsworth avenue. "A modern fve
story nat on plot 375xiOO. between
isc'h ard isist streets. In part pay
nent the buyer gives the small vacant
block front on the north side of i52d
street between 81. Nicholas pace and
s, Nicholas avenue This plot has
'r0ntagcs " 1919 feet on 1891 street.
q feet on 81. Nicholas place. 25.S feet
or st. Nicholas avenue and "A northerly
hne Of 1917: feet Mrs. Phillips filed
plans yesterday for the Improvement Of
the - Nicholas place corner with q two
story store and office building II will
Rave frontage OF is3 feet and a depth
ri sis feet and according to the esti-
mate Of the architect. Henry \. koeible,
Will cost sJ.20o
WEST lIiST STREET-The Nichols.
EitIvr-GoodnoW Realty Company has
cold Tor u Nj. Jenkins to client for
Investment 2l2 and 2l< West Hist
street, a six story elevator apartment
house, on plot 50xl00. The price il re-
ported as $4,000. Out of town prop.
er,y was given In part payment.
WEST l62D STREET.-McDoweil X Nc
Mahon have sold for u. T. Hanlon the
five story apartment house at $50 and
'.s west lo-u street 10 anna M. Clau-
sen, who gives In part payment her
eleven acre country residence. Hillcrest,
al Cornwall, Ulster county. n. Y. Ar
'hur c, Westcott was associated as
broker
EAST IlSTH STREET.--Samuel Fine has
resold for Abraham walienstein to
Jenny Rothstein East 11sth street, a
i've story tenement, on lot 25xl0o.11,
near Fifth avenue. This Is the third
sale Of this property in Ave weeks.
WEST sl5TH STREET.-Max Marx has
purchased from T. q. Galardi 4 Co. the
northwest corner of 2l5th street and
Ninth avenue. vacant plot, 100x1O0.
NJ Marx already owned number OF
properties in tn. Dyckman section. The
sellers acquired this plot last July In
exchange for apartment houses at 55
And 81 Nermilyea avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
u, Wir~ir Nessels.

SsKronprlnycssln Cecile an miles east " Sa ndy
Hook al 0sD a II, yesterday
IS san Guelelmo, 7+s miles east Of ss ndy HOOK
atpA N
IS po,sdam 7sS miles east OF Sandy Hook ~
noon
- s. S. MICHIGAN i'" miles "a" of Sandy Hook "
$. Kris,IsnlAt'ord, ,ss miles ga" o'ssndy Hook
a, go T.
IS lmperator, 1870 miles east Of sandy Hoohh
aP. NJ
So Sabine Brunswick 10 miles south OF
SANDY Hook M : =
SIS ,obal. Crlsobal 2?S miss south ~
Sandy Hook AZ noon
IS Prlnz Eitel Friedrich, Colon, $50 milss
south of Sandy Hook AT noon
SIS Dcnyer, Galveston, i@ miles ''u'h ''
IS Rayo, New Orleans. ~ m'is' north OF
ives, Of Diamond Shoals al p. NJ
S- Metapan santa Marta 81 miles south
of sandy HOOK AZ p NJ
Sc calamsres, nmon 400 miles south o.
south OF diamond shoals n, noon
SIS Perfect,on, Port Arthur. II miles nnrss
SIS III Cid New Orleans, psssed Ail!ss'~
Sc Mohawk, IscssonwI' 81 miles south Of
Sc Comsnche Jack'onplleM Il miles n"'h
IS sa; aoot ., hHys"tM 20 "''' south OF
SIS Sus,oe.., NOBLE ss m'Is' south of Sandy
IS: sssn, . s"s%'' rsme'es miles north OF
S. sS%nS Ole, Turks rIIsTrd 80 m''e' '"u's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
STORE AND LOFT LEASES.

The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased offices In the Burrell Building.
III Madison avenue. at Thirty-third
street. to Julius Mathews Special Agency.
and Putnam 4 Randall, both OF whom
are Newspaper representatives; also with
Albert b. Ashforth to +. q. Coen and C.
f. SchafYner. dealers in office furniture.
The Slaweon company also leased the
major portion of floor for a term OF
years to the John Budd Company. news.
paper representatives. who have for some
time been located on Fifth avenue.
NJ l.. Hess have leased space in
1888 West Thirty-eighth street to the
Fashion Fur Company the nth loft at
10000 East Twenty ninth street to J. T.
Mcmahon the sixth loft Mt 40 East Twen-
tieth street to Harris Il Schuster and
half Of the eleventh loft at 15-17 West
Twenty sixth street TO Morris 4 Richter.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the stores
at 106 West Sixty-third street to Henry
Mehrtens and Harry Fem.
H. Schuyler Cammann has leased the
store at 49, Amsterdam avenue to Joseph
Chruma, furrier. and the stores, 4s1, <S3,
ass and 80? Amsterdam avenue 10 Nor
ris X. Sweitzer. Herman Steinthal. Rose
Zeitlin and Albert Block for terms from
three to Ave years.
The Charles + Noyes Company has
leased for Edward A. Arnold part OF tn.
Building. 81 Wall street, to Suffern 4 Co.
also offices In the so Maiden Lane Build
ing to Samuel Blumberg and Reuben
Samuels; in the Frankel Building to J.
II. Van Gelder, and offices In %s West
Twenty Fourth street 10 the Gold Rose
Printing Company.
N Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
good have leased space In l5o-ls5
Lafayette street to r. Rummel & Son.
James Schwefelgeist. j. Albert Dowlle
and Bella St. George.
Horace &. Chase has leased one of the
large stores In the apartment house at
the northeast corner OF Eighty-frst street
and Broadway to Schiller q Clark. confec-
TONERS. for n term of years. at an ag-
gregate rental OF about $4,000.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess have leased the fifth loft
in 257 Fourth avenue TO Topken Com
pany. importers. now located at $500
Fifth avenue, for term OF years the
eleventh loft nj 1871 TO 1871 West Thirty
fifth street TO Jacob Masur. and the elev-
enth loft at li6 to 1is West Fourteenth
street TO the Wallace Addressing Ma
chine Company.
The J. c. Einstein Company has leased
for Joseph n. Wilholte the fifth floor con
tanning 1880 square feet. IN the Martin
building at 1858 to 1851 Broadway to
Levy 4 Merzbach. makers of leather nov
elites. for many years at 500 To SOC
broadway.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased offices In
Aeolian Hall to Gordon Edwards. A, A..
Carmier, the Gullbra nsen- Dickinson Com
pany and William Nichols leased also a
store at as East Tenth street TO Dings &
Schuster and one at 973 Columbus ave-
nue. to b. Borsuk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
BR">N HOUSE AND LOT SALES.

NELLY STREET-kurz & Uren have
sod with Arthur Weyl a. Co. s78 to
-. Kelly street. adjoining the corner
o. lntervale avenue, "A plot 3sxI00. to an
Investor.
hNoOk AVENUE The Benenson Realty
company has rssoid 1853 Brook avenue,
NE story modern fiat, on plot 40xS0.
near i36th street
IHlERlOT AVENUE. Henry NJ and
william c. Ribeth have sold for II. G.
>'eeman i2i7 Thieriot avenue. 230 feet
"uIh OF Westchester avenue. a two
story and attic frame dwelling with
ssrage, on plot 5Oxi00.
DECATUR AVENUE. Kelly has sold
10Y the Edison Building Company the
TWO family brick house. on lot 25x100.
"j@5 Decatur avenue. The buyer
gave In part payment the plot, 50xS5.
.l N" west side Of Deyoe terrace, about
'oe '"'i south Of l90th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
CORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

t2D st, 20 =, aii-Caroiine 'ac1aTd 20
Pabst Brewing 60. Milwaukee, Wis -
yrs from May /, 1914, atiys Gilbert & q
SAME PROPERTY aii-Pab-, BfesinS
co to AEnes DAILY. 5i2 " 1,sth ST.
20 il-le yrs from May !. 1914 sttys
18TH ST, lis Y, all-Anaie Film to Austin
Flint. IFS Z 18th st. life lease .........tl
9TH Az, s9l and ss3. all--Glovanna y
Maresi TO Panajiotis 4 Condesli. $50 "
ssth a. yrs from Jan /, 1914; address.
l?isr sr -. ana a,e p aii.-csns , ,,s;Too
70 Abr Gold. z HIN II, 4 yrs from Mar
1914, attys Golifcin & W. 35o
55TH ST. =. 175 " lIth sv iOoxl4i
Ssth ~, 5 200 nth ay, l0ox5J.ll. ali
n,th - ReatF Co To Mason Seaman
transportation co. 50. " 57th st. . vrs
from Jan -. 1914. attys, Putnry, & =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, PARTLY
cloudy ana cooler to-day, fair ts-
morrow, moderate west vviuds.


For New Jersey fair and cooler day;
fair to morrow. moderate west winds
For northern New England. cloudy to
day, fair tomorrow. brisk east to south
winds
For southern New England. cloudy to-day.
fair to- morrow. moderate to brisk variable
winds. becoming west.
For western New York. fair and cooler
to-day: fair tomorrow; moderate to brisk
west winds.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE only freezing
weather In thu country yesterday wa. In
northern Maine. over Lake Superior and In
parts OF Wisconsin. Minnesota. the Dakotas
and Montana and In northern Nevada
One area Of low pressure. with n centre
north OF Lake superior was moving eastward
and covered the lake regions. causing snow
In the vicinity OF Lake Superior and cloud
mass In the lower lake regions and the Ohio
Valley.
A moderate depression was central In the
extreme southwest. but without any dis
turbing elements
Elsewhere throughout the country the pres
sure was high. with centres over the Gulf
and the north Pacific States
Cooler weather prevailed In the North west
and the eastern Rocky Mountain slope ana
In New England. hut IL was generally warmer
elsewhere.
In this city tho day was fair and warmer;
Wind. fresh southeast; average humidity. ~
per cent; barometer. corrected 90 read to see
level at A. Nj. 30.Is: = p. NJ. 1901.
recorded by the ofhcial hermone ter. 10 shown
n he m sad ahlS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
xcNULrN SELLS ANOTHER FLAT.

Richard ~. Scobie has sold for John
McNulty 10 client. the southwest cor
uer Of l76th street and Waterloo place,
.noNn as No. SIS East 176th street. a
i've story. twenty family apartment house.
Sise of lot TOKYO house built seventy feet
m 10th street and sixty-two feet on
Waterloo place. II was "A cash transac-
or This is the fourth house sold by
~ same broker for Mr.. McNulty In this
.,ton during the last year Mr. Nc
Nulty has just taken title to the four lots
p he corner OF Elsmere place. Southern
eoulevsrd and Crotona Parkway. which
III be impoved with high class apart
eGt houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17

Brothers CO. 1870 Clay av, attys, Gnntz,
Lot s3t. i Of map OF unionport icSx
ZIG. Feb 2, 1si2-Kathsrina weisand to
Caroline Hanen, 1905 Creston av; atty.
" W korndorfer. 5ss Y 1891 a. So 600
LOTS esp: map 1928. Ruser estate. Bronx.
Jan 4, lsla-AnEelo Farrano to Hudson
Rose co, W t5th st 81 200
LOT S. map 1850. Hunter estate. Bronx.
May 20. leos-Thos Maggie to Hudson p
Rose Go. W 18TH st................s $500
i2gTH ST. -. being lot $50 property Chas
NY Hall. Harlem, 25xssii' iuIy o 1909
VIM Honoris Robbins to Henry Tho up
son. 80 W s2d at: attys, Blandy " s. :.
SAME PROPERTY. JuIy !. isos-sams. 10 to
same. atty, W Friedman Wall
BOULEVARD. . Astoria. u Of o. io3i
n from n cor Jamaica av ll7eNaG7 Ak
l2lloNttt2; also land under waters Of
East River. Astoria Of -. contains
1904 90 o., Jan rs. Is0a-Jos A &
Jennie y Boyce to Susan r winans
llsTH ST, 2, W. = $50 Leuox av e5x
loo.il oct IL. isoS-Ray Abrams to Ray
Well atty. Louis A Solomon, ~ Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
LIS PENDESs.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. e cor bsth 81. 1871 :sxl?? =.
Edmund L Mooney e, al az ,,vs pI Msr, W
isTH apI 81. s. BET lot q "a avs, 10, IS
ION trustee. ct al lamended foreclosure OF
tax iien): atty. a Weymann,
2p Az; bei s7th & ss'h c s,s, 10, w w
Biuhrdorn ct Vi ,amended foreclosure of
tax iisn,: atty, wsy yr, oox7k Rem.
LF s.S Lyons Hm sst Rose s Frey :, al faction 70
Impress iien). attys. Horschman
Nassau countics--rmelinc Rons sst
Jacob N Ehrlich ct al foreclosure OF
%?s,ssys': s'fyi ! "a SIS, st. 5ss.iOo-
Hatsvia & n Y wood Working co ast
Poliaek a. oNsill ct NJ 'oount"rclaim' :
J MoAe"e' n,,,,
Farms. n Erred ii 81 John ast Jos
VIM Krauer ct al foreolos of Mtg; atty
WALES Av. 6ss-Mary Hintemhon ast Tho,
y Conner ct al 6oreclos Of mtg. atty
18TH ST, n cor Park av 26xitix irres--,
X Y Trus, Co aEt Convent Ccnst Co ct al
.n tS5sGos q mtg cor %' Il P"uTs place. Is
TOO Jas O wen,z sgt Kitchen Imp, CO
ttoIecios Of mtg, attys boothby D.
Siiis; parcel 81 coliea. av, Q y, 100 II
I!i:t ct, a5.ioo; tpsrc.i 80 College sy' ss
Ami. LAMBERT dOrecios of mts,; attys
Wrss-iman q X.
RITTER ~. 80, ss,' e Union c sy. toxs6
cRAr c1s't Nv' vs.. ssssc iknown as 10, a.
h. pSl. ase"s &isdS az, T Tss.
piIbsIEer e. al 'forec'os o' m's'' atty
MAPns xv " - ans II lso,h. st. .ssy
itte-Edgar 4 Appleby agt Sarah 0luch
tforsclos OF MIS-. attys Cannon u c,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
ARCHITECT TO HAVE FINE HOME
'""dh"e Livinsston Buyer Of Plot
On S5th ST.. Near Fifth Ave.

Goodhue Livingston OF the architectural
nrm or Trowbridse Il Livingston. design
ers among other things of the new bank
ing house for J. p Morgan Co. and
tne Bankers Trust Building. Is the buyer
Of Ninety-1fth street, $50 feet east of
rlith avenue, tho sale Of which through
william h. May q Co. for Ernesto q.
Fabbri was reported In THE SUN on
sunday. As stated then. Mr.. Livingston
VIII erect costly English basement house
on the plot. which will be the third i'm
provement Of the kind on the block.
MT Fabbri has had plans prepared for
a hne dwelling TO occupy the remainder
OF a 100 foot plot and Mrs. Amory g.
Carhart II having a dwelling erected TO
the west OF the site bought by Mr.. Liv-
ingston. East Ninety-hfth street IL In a
section which 10 being built rapidly into
one Of the most attractive parts OF the
Fifth avenue residence district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations We're
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Ronand Realty Company, Manhattan.
capital $4,000 directors. Oscar J Schues
Menin, New York city
Modern L. asing Corporation. Manhattan:
capital 10000. directors. Harrison u Well
New York city. Harry Il Sherman, Brook
lyn. and David schlesinger, New York
city.
IT Moore, Inc, Manhattan. capital
80. 900, directors r X Moore Yonkers
y y. W, A stevens ii, J.. starr. New York
city.
TABOR Realty Company, Manhattan. Capl-
tai 5000; directors. Henry j. krinsky,
New York city; Isidor keln.r. brooklyn.
ana Nathan Camberg, New York city
Haze" Sasse Holding Company, Inc. Man
haitian, capital 10000. directors ] y
Haas, Louis Snsse ana ! z. Coggins New
York CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
TENEMENT ron THE BRONX.

The kreymborg Architectural Company
has fied plans for the construction OF n
four story brick tenement house, 25x57,
on the east side of Bryant avenue, $50
feet north Of Seneca avenue. for Michael
J. Murphy at cost OF $4,000. George
story brick dwelling 2Sx50.t on the west
side Of Grand Concourse, 325 feet south
OF 20+th street, for the Roman Catholic
Church Of ST. Philip Of Neri. Rev. Dan
lei Burke. pastor. at an estimated cost
Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
MsW TERMINAL LEASES.

concerns which have recently rented
F-'t''rs in the Bush Terminal loft build
ns' H south Brooklyn include the Ameri-
,au 'Noh.r Company. manufacturers OF
,r'''fI&td cloth, 10000 square feet; the
,',.'NS \arney Company, manufacturers
~, uhI' pals, $4,000 square feet the j. ".
,s"''"'N Company, makers OF corks.
''.' 'qnai" feet, and Broom q Newman,
SUIT Hlunfacturers. $4,000 square feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-17
SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS
Manhattan

bSD ST li6 E--Iohn a Murray A co az,
J9hn w Aitken e. al, Nov 20, 1913 s42s "a
i'oTH 81, :, 100 81 Nicholas av---
Empire Brick & supply CO agt Roth =,
Realty co 81 al Jan al. 1913 90. t7ess %
SAME fHoPERTI-Nermont Marble Co agi
same Feb I. 1919 ....... siS,
SAME PROPERTY Harrison Walker Re
irhCtorles Co aat same Feb ..... 81 g49
SAME PHoFERTN-G II Raymond a Co as
same Feb /. lsI3........'.... sIsi
SAME PROPERTY-Ch zanInI ar,
same Feb 2. 1913 ........ Al bo- IL
SAME PROPERTY q McConneu All
same Feb 3. lgl3....... sse0
SAME PROPERTy-Dennis C,n,yen nst
same Feb :. 1913 ......-.. y7t 7S