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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-16
PROBE OF
DISASTER
IS BEGUN
CAPTAIN KENDALL
FIRST WITNESS.

Quebec, June 16.-Captain Ken
dali, skipper of the Empress of
Ireland was the first witness at
the opening of the governments
investigation. Although Kendall
still limped from his injuries, he
refused a seat and faced the court
on his feet. Kendall began by
describing the fog conditions at
the time the Storstad was first
sighted and then lost in the deep
haze.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-16
Seven Men Burned to
Death, Many Injured
in Lodging House Fire

Milford Mass. June f6-seven
injured when
hurnna lodging the
building.
to
received windows, thirty
hurts
of the building burned The fire started
floor in the dining hall shot through the old
There wild excitement
attempted to their lives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
INVESTOR. BUYS TWO
58TH ST. APARTMENTS
Property Near 9th Ave. in $4,000 Trade
---Other Small Apartment Houses
Sold and Traded.

Limited trading In real estate yester-
day mad chiefly to do with small apart
nsnt houses, OF which the principal prop
,r,!es sold were two houses on the south
,.dc OF Fifty-elghth street adjoining tho
southeast corner OF Sixth avenue, and
standing directly across from the Fifty-
.ghth str ct entrance to the New York
Ntiictic cub. The deal In which they
hanged owners involved property values
laced at about $4,000. william y
May n co. were the brokers In the trans
elton They have sold for the Biitmore-
Genrcim Company, l.. Napoleon Lew
PRESIDENT. IS to SO West F.fty-alghth
.treet, two seven story apartment build
rss known rs the Biltmore and Blen-
ielm The plot they occupy has n 'front.'
.ge ~ TOO feet on Fiity-eighth street and
= 1905 feet deep. The buildings are OF
modern type and are IN good condition.
The pur hnsar. whose name is withheld,
glil hold item as an investment. The
..crs purchased them seven years ago.
The Who'll property was held at $3.50. 900
nd the brokers report tho price at nearly
nat figure Another property valued IN
me Trade az ihout $4,000 was given in
rart payment for the Fifty eighth street
houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
EAST s,DE DWELLING REsOLD.

LAST 18th STREET--Francis y. Rob-
ert has resold 20 East Seventy eighth
street, four story and basement
dwelling. on lot l6.3xlO2.2. The buyer.
who H. suid TO be prominent In social
circles will have the house remodelled
Tor his occupancy. The house was
bougA; In April by Emily q. Rormer
for Jane. Mclean.
PARK ANENUE--Mary II. Maynard has
sold $50 Park avenue, IL five story fiat
on lot eGx100. adjoining the northeast
corner Of seventy eighth street. "A par
&c. owned by Goodhue Livingston.
WEST FIFTH STREET.-THE Brown
Weiss Realities have bought from the
Strange a Slawson Company sos West
l77th street, i've story apartment
house. known as the Eddystone. on plot
5Qxs9i0. adjoining the northwest cor
Eer OF 81. Nicholas avenue In part
payment the buyers gave 81 West
Ninety seventh street. three story
dwelling on lot i7xl0o, near Central
Park West.
HEECkER STREET--Van Vliet 4
Place have sold for the Lauy Estate
the southeast corner OF Bleecker and
Bank streets, an old three story build
ing used for hotel on pot t<6x5o.
Il II one OF the corners at the inter-
section OF Bleecker, Bank and Hudson
streets and Eighth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
Incoming vessel.-Ry wireless.

IS KronpyinI wlihein. 1856 miles east of Sandy
Hook at 7:so a. N. yesterday.
SIS Nleuw Amsterdam. oSo miles east OF SANDY
Sc TsormlnS. sos miles cas-, of sandy Hook q,
noon.
n l:4o II. NJ.
as, 9: i%psr.,Gr ABOUT 100 miles east of Sandy
SIS Grosser Kuriusrs,. .sv miles ess' OF Sand,
Hook AZ noon,
Sc oulfoli. with shersnso Port Arthur 1s
miles southwest OF Diamond Shoals n noon.
IA Monterey. New Orleans. 3l0 miles south
west Of Diamond Shoals al p, NJ
Ss Creole, New Orleans, III miles south OF
Jupiter At noon
SIS Comet. New Orleans ~ miles northeast
OF Sand Key at noon
So Havana. Havana, IS miles north OF Cape
Crnoval NJ noon.
80 Prlns Joachim. Kingston. $40 miles south
OF .,alluy HOOK ~ noon,
So Colnme wine, Trinidad, sT' miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
SIS comai, Mobile. 10 miles south of Diamond
Sc John D Archbold. New Orleans, a miles
west OF Tortugas at noon.
So siglo. Galveston. u miles west of Tor
tugas AT 9 y. NJ,
Sc City Of ST. Louis. Savannah, l5T mile.
south OF Sandy Hook Ut noon
St Concho, Galveston. COO miles south OF
Sandy Hook al Z y, NJ
Sc Arapahoe Jacksonville. 20: miles south
OF Sandy Hook at ~
SIS Santa Marta, Santa Marta. as miles south
OF Sandy Hook at =, NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
NEPONsIT LOT BUYERS.

AZ Neponsit on Saturday u total or
t6o.0sO was realized for the AS lots Of
fered at auction on the premises By the
Jere johnson, Jr., Company. Three cot
tages were also disposed OF at $500,
$500 and $4,000. Despite the cloudy day
there was an unusually large attendance
at the sale. fully $50 people facing the
auctioneer when the first lots were Of
fered. The property comprised the bay
front ut Neponsit. adjoining the Nepon-
sit Club. and the lots were located on
Newport avenue. Bays!de drive. Seminole.
Dakota and Huron streets and Adiron-
dack boulevard, Most buyers purchased
two lots at a knockdown. the sale being
terminated at $3.50 =. NJ. Among the
purchasers were j. c. Bennett, q. G.
White. p. I. v. Kirch. w. williams, u.
S. Youman. Ida Fischer. NJ. Rossheim.
J. Burns. c. II. Kathren. Mary Cannon.
b. Biumenthal. r. NJ. Carroll, J. F. Foley.
r. GERMAN. z. Schortmeyer. J. Merck.
&. e Leybeii. J. NJ. Hanan, O. A. Vortier,
A. Stella. J. McNerney. ]. A Sweeney,
r. r. Cobb. NJ. Josser, Charles Vechler
T. II. Reynolds n. Larsen and ii. Lewis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair to-day, mir
and warmer tomorrow; moderate north -
east winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy to-day.
fair tomorrow; warmer In the interior.
gentle to moderate north winds, becoming
variable.
For New England, fair to-day; fair to-
morrow warmer in the interior: moderate
northwest to north winds.
For western New York. fai to-day; fair
and warmer tomorrow; mod rate north to
east winds.
NEW YORK, June 2.--'rhe pressure was
high everywhere east OF the Rocky Noun
tains yesterday except over New England
and eastern New York. which was stlii
under the influence Of the depression passing
Out the Gulf OF st. Lawrence.
The principal centre Of high pressure was
over the upper Mississippi Valley. causing
lower temperatures In the middle Mlssls-
rippi Valley. the lake regions and Ohio VAL
ley.
and Pc cinc States and warmer weather prs
vailed In the Dakotas and westward.
Rain fell az scattered points In tho ohio
Valley and eartward and In the west Gulf
section and In the Rocky Mountain States
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
In this city the day was partly cloudy;
little change In temperature; wind. fresh
southeast 10 southwest; average humidity.
81 per cent; barometer. corrected to read 20
sea level. at 5 A. NJ. 2s.at; 8 p. NJ, ?pS7.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the or,cal thermometer. is shown
10 vat tab
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
CAPT. COLLINS sURRENDERS.
Former British Omcer Will Answer
Larceny Charge Here.

On an indictment charging grand lar
ceny Capt. Charles Glenn Collins. for
merly q British army officer, walked into
the District Attorneys office yesterday
and surrendered to Detective Flood. Ball
was fixed by Judge Grain in General ses-
sions vt $4,000. which Collins furnished
through surety company.
Collins Is charged with the larceny
OF $220 from Miss Elizabeth Lauterbach,
\ school teacher OF Crawford. N. J. Miss
Lauterbach alleges that she gave check
to him to have cRshed and that he did
not deliver the money to her.
Collins was tried and acquitted recently
on y charge of passing a worthless check
mt Baltimore, Md. II IL said that no
promised to surrender here last week, but
he did not do no. When he appeared he
said he had had bad fall. which tempo
rarily incapacitated him. He said that he
lives at the Bslvidsrs Hotel. Baltimore.
and will be ready for trial when called.
He asserted that his arrest was due 70
spite work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The bAttieship
Tennessee has arrived at North River, New
York; cruiser New Orleans at Santa RosallR;
Eunboat Yorktown ut Mazatlani tug Pa
,uxent at New Orleans; collier Saturn at
San Francisco; battleships Ar kansas Florida,
North Dakota, Utah, Louisiana. Michigan.
New Hampshire and Vermont from Vera
Cruz for exercise at sea.
Tho destroyer Jouett and eollisr Nereus
at Vera Cruz tank ship Arethuss at Lobos
Island; gunboAt castine at santo Domingo
City; Golfer Cesar AT Lambert Point; tug
osCeola at charestoni dsstrcysr patterson
at Boston; destroyers Henley Pauidlng,
Warrington and flaming and Bssls at Key
cruiser New orleans at ouaymasi de.tToye.
Alrnlrante Bay; baItleship Caroline at
Puerto Plata gunboat Petrol at Key West,
battieship Minnesota at Tampicoi battieship
Connecticut at Vera cruE; gunbost Chatta-
noOsa At Manzanillo. refrigerator ship Ola.
cier and gunboat Yorktown AZ La Pas and
Eunboat Wilmington at Shanghai,
The collier Cyclops has sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads for Vera Cruz, chartered ship
Monterey from New orleans TOR New York;
destroyer Jarvis from Vera Cruz for Gal
weston; collier Lebanon from Vera Cruz for
Tampico. transport Hancock from Calves,
ton for TRmpico: gpnboat Wheeling from
santo Domingo city for Guantanamo; collier
Jason from Vera Cruz for Hampton Roads:
mine ship San Francisco from Vera Cruz
for cruise al sea. yacht Mayhowsr from
Annapolis for Washington; torpedo boats
Ammen and Burrows from Key West for
Hoston; destroyers DIayton, Henley and
warrington from Key West for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
NINE HOUSES MUST COME DOWN.

Judge Kelly In the Supreme Court In
Brooklyn yesterday ordered the removal
OF nine two story frame buildings from
Forest Park East which were built con-
trary TO a covenant covering the property.
The covenant says that all buildings In
that section should be detached. that they
should have at least 40 feet OF frontage
and be built for one family only. Mrs.
Otheldn Eierman bought n plot In 1906
from Theodore Archer. who she claims
released her from the covenant covering
the property. In violation OF this cove
nant Mrs Eierman started the construc-
tion OF nine two family Nat rooted houses,
When her attention was called to the re-
striction on the lots she ignored II and
the matter was then brought into court by
adjoining property owners Judge Kelly
upheld the restriction and has ordered
the houses removed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
AT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE Elk
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders 4


with name and address of lender. at
9TH Az ESQ, es, 7.;s seth vt, iS,srio.
fsHsissyi address a. 81 Liberty ., q, 800
( Ada 4 TSwnsr to Frank Davis; ATTY,
s,TH s Co. 'sS IVES; End ay .o.tcS
fiS e. a,y s jss %s 80 S bx 70 f
haIa1 rifs ins many 20 sO astys Rap sS van
ksRn;a Sgop 81 pyay; %
4 rm,ly rotten 60 same, ai;ys'
Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Nay NAY ~ s,r"N ,,y rs eh0f Ta"ly ,sS
gTsy 80; ,,. is.!S9
' az. iSt lis 90, Is. ;so!-IeopoIe I
n nerthN o nSsi'hf Rnus .o msGar
s,:.:..:s: 49,, :'.....:....,,..:.. 5000
az az, ELL ., Oe5 10 i'o'--Same 10 tm spc
cAuLpWEfL ~. ". . ~ 2 ws.iehs..sf
sw 7SsiiS-s.ms 90 Lincoln Trus, CO;
n.y. a,sEa s'%srs - Seaar s. ,s's,sssggSSSS
10 Ms1i saw pss pt Civ o, AssnH. st Ksy
+ q 60 ia sssy. :.'y .. ~ D ,it 800
~ ,, iS.yrf Lance H. n Sn1 s1nnsntSn *
III i G,sTS;, 81 chamber; s.. 80; ~ 800
soxlo2. :. Mar l. isi2-M Rsston Hart to
/. chSs II EliinswOSd' IEHsiewoSo,d' J.;
s''ys' EDWARDS Bryan 81 N ,I.SeS
9TH Az iiss. " = u ii n ism 81, runs "
l iss 10 Sss Ms s;'i H. isS5Essn Kahn
p ana s ssG 70 Harriet hoa' a',y' % S &C.
to leopold II Ellen n Sachs sno %
MANHATTAN Az AL a w cor liSth al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
RoCKAwAY COAST RENTALS.

Lewis H. May Company has leased
cottages at Rockaway Park for John W.
Harding on North Tenth avenue 10 Joseph
solomon, for Otto Hoffritz on North
Columbus avenue 10 Sidney Krause for
W Brodmann on South Tenth avenue
sidney A. Guggenheimer; at Belle Har-
Tor for Sam Brown on North Winthrop
sNenuo to Joseph Hurtig; for William G..
V'mond on North Montauk avenue to s..
= alaIoDe. for Mrs. Lena Schwartz on
ae1h Brighton avenue to John A,
aeehan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

Edwin +. Howell will speak on the
Land Bank OF the state OF New York.
n. Il. Rondy, one OF the officers of the
Edison Association OF New York city,
Will tell about The Savings and Loan
Association as Factor In Social Service
York" III. J. Sharrett OF Staten Island
VIII speak on The Real Estate Man and
the savings and Loan Association" Frank
Lybolt. Mayor of Port Jervls, has prepared
an address on THE Oldest Savings and
Loan Association In the State and Its
Far Reaching influence" Clay W.
Holmes OF Elmira has "A paper on TOR
nado Insurance" James - Judge OF
Brooklyn will point out the changes In
the new banking law that AFFECT the as
sociations. The State Banking Depart
ment will be represented by George |.
Skinner. first deputy, and the State Agrl-
culture Society by It's president. John J.
Dillon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
,ru AVE. APARTMENTS SOLD.

Tn. Bossmoro Holding Company has
odd Douglas and Desmond apartment
iolses al the northwest corner OF Sew
,a,h avenue and i2lst street. The prop
y-,y Is known AS 2022-202s Seventh ave-
lue. and consists OF two six story ele-
stor structures, occupying "A plot 'front.'
ng, l0U.ll feet on Seventh avenue and
IS feet ON 12lst street. The sellers ac-
oulrcd them In January from the de-
'inct New York Real Estate Security
tompauy, which had bought them from
.X-Goy. Ley. T.. Morton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
LEASES wEsTCHEsTER PLACE.

Fish a Marvin have rented for the
'eason the property of r. .. NJ. Cook on
Comfy avenue. Port Chester. to f. yoss.
Jli.a Beverley Higgens has let for Miss
Augusta Wood her place "Stonecrest,"
Mount KIsco. to Reginald Fincke of New
York, also for Mrs. j. c. Hunt her place
Feather Farm" 1T Bedford Hills TO
george Cabot Ward, New York park COM
missioner. for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
NEW BROOKLYN STORE.
100000 Paid for site OF Building
at Fulton and Hoyt streets.

The property at <46 and AS Fulton
street. corner OF Hoyt street. Brooklyn In
,he heart OF the business section. occupied
by Acker. Merrall & Cond!t under q lease.
has been sold by the heirs OF the owner.
the late George J. Smith. to julius Brody.
who will erect four story department
store, In which womens wear alone will
ae deal. In. The price for the property Ia
said TO be about 100000. Mr.. Brody has
a large store at Manhattan avenue and
Naret street In Williamsburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
Passing OF Renting Season seen In
Decreased Volume.

william II. Whiting s. Co have leased
Tor term OF years the store and base
ment at 2l7 Fulton street to David
MoIn, also the entire building at 2iS
Front street to Walter r. Smith. Inc.
Cross n Brown Company has leased
the second floor In gao West Fifty-eighth
street to Philip III. Lang and with Al
bert H. Ashforth space on the twelfth
roor OF ~ and 10 East Thirty-thlrd street
10 George Henry Scragg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
LIS pENDENs.
Manhattan.

gsTH ST. /. 10 W East End av, 2o,oxloas
w wilton Wood w Katharine Bols fore
close mtgsi attys' Harrison. Elliott
MERCER ST. i7i-Union Trust Co OF N Y
VS. James A Gi,mour ct al Norecloss
mt.e); attys' Miller King Lang a rraf-
TEE raw Av. n W g. adj land of Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum, lo9.+x irres--
sargent q vs. r Ghe.n q co ct al
(action 70 foreclose mechanics HEM
httys phillips 4 Avery,
LoT liz, Blk iis2, sec t--chss E Hess vs.
Cornelius Otto ct al faction establish
validity Of tax lien)i attys Eismsn. Levy
ssTH sr 81 W - samus, Augenblick va
Jefferson Clark tspeeine psrformane)i
lssp ST n Z, 100 W 9Th NV. ?sxsslI--
v Everit Macy ct al vs. Joseph Peck
ct al (forsoiose mtgs); attys Dawson 4
Underhiil
LOTS 60 and 10. map OF Brentwood Park
Lou,s. Hinkledsy 70 LILLIAN n Austin
islST ST, y, cor Valentine av b4,ly
i3s John A Mccarthy ct al vs. Tobruk
Constr CO ct al uoreclose mtEe); atty,
II s SRpoliH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

800 Bwsy. demand 9 5000
tEa'' Of Fifth 'y,o ss'w .,.p Fourteenth and
sisT ST, O. 1ib W Attn av. 1i5xss.e--Aeon
Realty Co 70 Montrose Realty CO. 1875
P."g, May az, e yr. c. atty Ny Ti nos
''sT IT, ST II, Madison Madison ~ s sSss:s
s.sltS CO 70 Henry ae By sy Xma.fsi,
ssss r ss,, !: Il MS 4 siSi:'' r.. d'; gs
PARK Avi SIS ssh ii. 'ssIsiG.sSsS;
nIS": g lsi T. a. Ai% " e e ATTY
.sTA ST. ~ s" ~ id Az sSIiCo.i.aiesssI
Il; atty. CO. Il IL bW.y......p.s isseo
'w' Of Fifth III iio, ss'. :;. Fourteenth and
10TH Az. -. ts.t n ss,h st. aA:.ioc-.John
sSH' l. Pf .i,y sc ssSsSs aH' CEDAR
"fh S;T: rs; ~ SIR ~. ,ys; = iss;iSx
:,i 5sP: S.,gs .:s !. ' %si e:
AIs TFsaI opS 20 ar.snwies ' saw Il BANK
a. 's ssn az !sn c, 4 aSs per bono 5000 200
18th ST. .. 80 . Amsterdam Az. 2oxsLa-
r. cSs% T::s St. TO- E%sT.s Ina say ss1s
r q u ooormsn. 81 Chambers s,tis.soo
sap ct, n .. 100 . Amsterdam sy. i7nso.io--
au: y p. a' bond; '. ATTY. 'HS' D.so'.: yyS
iosTM ST; ~. sCS4 Amsterdam Az
.sxiSonGchas C MsMann to Green Green.
as ' per s' Sons f" atty, Sands. "a cedar
81 ''''''''''.''... '''s''''' 'Sio'ooV
Bvonn.
Borough OF The Bronx
f9S srss. inS q VIM fisSeTs :, ssiss
Il. May 20, due Dec 90 1918; atty. J
pk nss AS S's s.iss ioi al. map p.y
.scs .S,r wsisds sv Nay r. due
4TG 81 So. iisi7' " Union av. 'toxicsS@
sophie weber TO same May 49, dye oos s
,ssp ST. !, ic5 bathsate, ,ay;, lsxso3
At,:se 80 s'T YssS 70 NAY snyn sF.
sp c: atty. p Hsiiock, 5ss Il iss.h
pRospEcT iv, :s isith st. lily lily
S Go iSc s sSnnSS ss % Lswy'T
of9toSa Az hui; $50 c. M g Il sSs
c&%shhLENa ~ : = 'n,"e adj a. loi $. map
map-Mary u Herman TO Bowery Savings
Bank. l2s Bowery. May 80. due March 10,
1915; q c; attys. cadwalader. W A + 60
LOT 30. map i6l, lot; sold by Joseph bay
Emerald CONSTR Co Inc to Joseph c
KoenlEsberg, eT6 Delaney st. Apr ~, 2
yrs, 6p c; atty. Joseph C Koenlgsberg. lts
woopSYHcREsT' Az sc is.d ct, io6x,iSS'iS
---rheo A schintzlein TO rhos y Brennan,
500 summit av. May 20. s yrs, 6 y c. atty.
a 7 Co, 100 Bway. .,........ 3l2, 900
BLAcKRoCK Av. . =. l7s.io CaBtie hi
av, 25xi03-John Gormley 10 Dollar
Savings Bank 2sos 90 ay. June I, yrs.
IN C: sttys. Lexow, a W. 80 CEDAR
Lor u.s. map iI55ii.n NJ Observation-Disclosures
Langenus 10 Forbes J Hennessy ct al (exr
a. trus), 3s w 7Oth ~. May 80 yrs, 8
. C; atty ~ Y Title Inc Co, 1875 Bway $3.50
LOT ~, same map-Roht Randell to sama,
May %, yrs p c; same atty 81, ESQ
LOTS 81 20 5s, same map-rhos Kane 70
same, May 20, yrs C.: same
LOT 81. same map j k oKenneiy to
same. May 20, yrs, s y c; atty. same, $3.50
LOTS Go and g. same mRp-Pe.er & Mum
to same May 30. yrs. 8 c; atty.
LOTS II. is. 10 and 81. same map-w Par
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday;
linton Improvement Company, Aanhat-
tan, capital ii.6oci directors 4. A. Gold
stsin Louis Fredei aud BERNARD LaZaraus
Corporal Realty Company, Manhattan.
capital $1,000 directors. Aifanzo H.
McLaush,in and Martin Llppmsn, Brooklyn
Emma Ullman, Jersey city,
W. J, Connolly a Co: Manhettan' capital
bin and e, G. Hobcroft, New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
BRONX DWELLING At AUCTION.

NJ Morgenthau, Jr. Company will sell
at auction In foreclosure tomorrow In
the Bronx salesroom 4s6 East l75th
street. 1t is a two story frame dwelling,
on lot ls.sx1o3.I0, on the south side, 66.l
feet east OF Washington avenue. The
American Savings Bank Ia foreclosing TO
collect on a judgment OF s5,0l2.2f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
DANCING HITS THE HEIGHTS.

Plans have been filed FOR the construc-
tion OF a one story dance hail on the
west side OF Wadsworth avenue, ffty
feet north OF 18th street, with a frontage
OF 7i.6 feet and depth Of 100 feet
Aldorf Construction Company, Max
Leibeskind president, Is the owner Gross
4 Kleinberyer. the architects, have esti-
mated the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
BUILDERS BUY BRONX BLOCK.

George r. johnson has sold through
Emil L.ltner the block front on the south
-.de OF 1850 street from Intervale ave-
1ue TO Roger place, comprising a plot
H!th frontage on 1880 street OF 1877
Feet and depth OF 100 feet. Pujo Bros.
and Nathan Wilson have purchased the
property for Improvement with Ave story
tpsr tment houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
INVESTS IN BRONX FLAT.

ALEXANDER AVENUE-Louis Block
has sold for -. Levine 1874 Alexander
avenue. a four story fiat on lot le.bx
s5.5. adjoining the southeast corner OF
i3l,h street. The purchaser Is a Mrs.
Gauabrant OF Mount Hope. Westchester
county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
SMALL LOFTS PLANNED.

On tho northwest corner OF White
street and Lafayette street a two story
store and loft building IL to be erected
for the Palacio Company. II will have
n frontage OF 217 feet and a depth Of
51.7 feet Shampen a shampen, the
architects. have estimated the cost at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
DOCTORS AND NURSES HOME.

William u. Austin. architect for the
Department OF Health. has filed plans for
the construction OF q seven story and
basement stan house for doctors and
nurses on the south side of Sixteenth
street. $40 feet east Of Avenue c, II will
be OF reinforced concrete and will be
flreproof. IL will front 100 feet and
have depth OF s2.6 feet and will De
part OF Willard PARKER Hospital. The
cost has been estimated at $3.50, 900.