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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
CARBON STEEL co. EXPLAINS.
Its President Discusses an Alleged
Fraud by Five Men,

PrTTsBuRG. May 25.--Charles Mcknight.
president Of the Carbon Steel Company.
made statement to-day in reference to
the recent announcement that the Federal
Grand Jury had recommended the indict-
ment OF fiye men on tn. charge that they
as employees OF the company conspired
In 1911 to defraud the United States Gov
eminent in the furnishing OF steel for the
Panama Canal locks. Mr. Mcknight said
II Was made president OF the Carbon
Steel Company in October. 1911, but did
not take active charge of the manage
ment OF the mill until the summer OF 1912.
Some time In June, 1912, I think, my
attention was called by one of our en-
ployees to the fact that one of the In
spectors of the Government claimed to
have found some irregularities in pre-
pairing test plates for trial ] Immediately
took UP the question with the inspector
but could get no actual proof OF any
wrongdong.
II followed the matter up until No
vember, 1912, and while | could not get
any evidence to indicate that there had
been any wrongdoing toward the Govern
ment did find sufficient cause in connec-
ton with the company's own affairs to
make me decide to change the heads Of
practically all our departments.
This was done during December, 1912,
and at the present time we only have in
our employ two of the men who are
mentioned IN l!le llulClHleHl Dtlore the
Grand Jury. and these are in minor posi-
tons.
THE Carbon Steel Company had no
direct contract with the Panama Canal
Commission at any time but was SUBJ
contractor through the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry Company, to whom we sold
steel TO the amount OF about $4,000
None of this steel was ever returned to
us, nor have we ever received any COM
plants from the Panama Canal Com
mission that the steel was not what 1,
should be: they did, however, in the sum-
mer OF 1912, after the accusation was
made against our men, refuse to take
any more steel on account of the con-
tract.
ut has been our intention to aid the
Government in every way possible In this
Investigation, and in December. 1912. We
laid before the Government frankly al
the information we had, copies OF which
are at present in the District Attorney,
hands.
"Since the change of our management
tho Carbon Steel Company has spent Al
amount exceeding 100000 for new ma
chinery and equipment; has changed thu
personnel of it's management entirely anC
has had a number of contracts with thu
United States Government. which hav'
been and which are being fulfilled salts
factorily to the Government"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
TAKE LONG ISLAND HOMES.

Pease & Gilman have leased house at
Roslyn, l.. l., for Mrs. II. p Taller to
Condo Mast, the editor Of Vogue.
John Stitch Il Co. has leased for John
Mulholland his cottage on Hollywood ave-
nue., to DR.. S. Schnaper. for George w.
Newns his cottage, % Cleveland avenue,
to Ralph Dreyfus, for the S. Il l.. Con-
struction Company, their cottage on Park
place to David Schaff for Elizabeth Nc
Mahon. her cottage on Prospect street to
Fred Hamburger. for Lottie Hahn. her
cottage IS Sheridan boulevard. to Daniel
Katz and for the s. a L. Construction
Company their cottage on Mott avenue, to
David f. Phillips.
II. Goldschmidt has leased at Cedar
hurst. l.. l., the NJ. Jensen house to L.
r. Rubens; the Seamans house to Joseph
Hyman; the Craft house TO Max Levi;
the Murphy house TO Irving d. Speyer;
the Flank house to n. J. Miller; the Shire
house TO Mayer Meyers: the Smith house
to Gustave Hirsch: the Bedding house to
Louis Green; the Swarthout house to NJ
Loew; the Holm house to George Pear
SAIL the Potthoff house to j. Steinberg;
the Lund house to Cortland d. Moss; for
Judge ]. 7. Mahoney his house on Central
avenue to I. Simon for two years. and the
Weidner cottage on Atlantic avenue to
Lawrence Shire. At Lawrence. L. l.. the
Flagg house to NJ. ii. Cardoza: the MINI
naugh house to Wallace Bamberg for two
years and the Mimnaugh cottage to ]. II.
Levy for two years. At Woodmere, L. l.,
the Strassburger house to Leo Schwab;
the Well house to Nathan Hellman and
the Heidelberg house on Burton avenue
to August Kastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26

Having disposed of several OF their
apartments on Park avenue during the
last year Bng q Bing succeeded yester-
day with the help of brokess George
Ranger and John J. Kavanagh In as
semb1ing a site for another operation just
south Of Eighty-second street. The build
ers have bought the properties at s6i to
955 Park avenue. three five story fats OF
the kind built when putting locomotives
went tearing through tho Park avenue
tunnel The houses have a frontage OF
n feet and are iO2.2 feet long. They
are separated from the southeast corner
Of Park avenue and Eighty-second street
by q five story fiat OF similar dimensions
owned by the Rexton Realty Company.
This house will probably be added to the
site before actual building operations have
been started. The fats were bought from
Adolph GanzenmulIer. the Operating
Realty Company and Margaret Calhoun.
The latter property was reported sold In
April. Should the new apartment cover
the corner property there will be but one
other corner at Eighty-second street fnd
Park avenue remaining for Improvement
with an apartment house. Two OF the
corners are now covered with apartments,
operations of recent times. The building
that the Bings will erect will be twelve
stories high from plans by Robert 7.
Lyons. The house Is to be ready early
next year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
MERCHANTS OPPOSE
HASTY TRUST LAWS
Call for Careful Inquiry by Con-
gress Before Action on
Pending Measure.
SEE PERIL TO PROSPERITY
Emphasize That Trade Depres-
sion Hurts Workers as
Well as Employers.

The board OF directors Of tho Mer-
chon,, Assoc,at,on In n rer,ort aaon,ed
- .....
yesterday On inc ANTITRUST o,iis pfo'o'.'
strongly against the erort or the Presi-
dent and the Administration leaders to
rush the measures through Congress- with
49,, .,..o,,,., ,,,,s..,,.,,,n. -, ,,ho, ,,.
ou'
effect OF the legislation on business VIII
be. The report says;
"The country waits under the pail OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations weys
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Riversid e- Oh esterfeld Corporation. Man
haitian. capital S25o.ooo; directors J. q
N p p. p Realty Company, Menhat..a
capital 800. 900; directors. Charles Mccarthy,
Edward O. Brandt and Charles Goldman.
storm. Holding Company, Manhattan
Earl A. Carr and William NJ. @. Watson. New
York city.
oeesoId Company. Manhattan. capital
sommerneld and Jacob Levy. New York
city.
Huteard Realty. Corporation. Manhattan.
capital ss,500i directors j. w Hutton
Philadelphia, Pa; Frederick NJ. Gardiner
Germantown. Pa. and c. A. Wilson, New
Remor Corporation. Manhattan. capital
$1,000: directors, Louis A. Kerngood New
York city; Gladys Heating. Brooklyn, and
Albert &. Mortimer. New York city.
Nicol Building Corporation. The Bronx,
capital $1,000; directors. Ferdinand Ciofn.
Charles Leopard and Nicola Apostalieo. The
Glendale development Company. Brook
iyn, capital $500. 900; directors. J. WeiE.
G. c. ID. Zerweck and Henry Roth, Brooklyn.
81 Linden Avenue Company. Brooklyn
capital $4,000; directors, Ross @. Leonard.
Mark u. Leonard and @. II. selle' ST..
Brooklyn, N. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
NEW CALL FOR NOTES
BY MISSOURI PACIFIC
Time for Deposit Extended I'm
til Friday for Holders
Not Heard From.
g. PER CENT. SENT IN
Directors Still Lack Enough of
S25,OOO,OOO Notes to
Carry Out Plan.
81 PER CENT. SENT IN

Directors OF the Missouri Pacific de-
extend the time for deposit OF the notes
20 the close OF business on Friday. The
original time set FOR the expiration of the
deposit privilege was yesterday at the
close of business. II was announced then
that 81 per cent. of the s25.000,000 notes
had been deposited. The directors made
the following statement:
referring to the railway company's
oh'cr OF extension as contained In It's no.
tice dated May i3. 1914, the board an
nounces that holders OF more than 60
per cent. face amount, Of outstanding
notes have agreed TO extend In view OF
this encouraging result on such short
notice the time for deposit OF notes
has been extended so that holders OF
notes may deposit same on or before the
close OF business on Friday, May 80
1874, with tho Onion Trust Company OF
New York.
Unfortunately the maturity OF the
notes comes at time not proptious for
financing such large issue. The rail.
road property II In good physical condi.
tion and IL Is confidently expected that II
the extension IL assured the company
VIII nave ample TIME 10 leauJust lts al
fairs. especially with the prospects OF
good crops and an improvement OF condi.
tons throughout the country.
III II Is determined that holders OF Q
sufficient amount. of notes have no
agreed TO extend the extension agreement
will be rescinded, the deposited notes re-
turned, the railway company will be IL
default and the noteholders will have los
their opportunity OF obtaining the add
tional security. namely the $1,000, 0Ot
face value OF ST. Louis. Iron Mountain
aud Southern Railway Company bonds
which will then be returned to the treas
ury OF the company. The board OF di
rectors reaffirm It's statement that II,
underwriting OF any part OF this not
issue has been arranged. The situation
the noteholdcrs.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
THE CURB MARKET.

There was some Improvement In the
volume OF trading in the curb market
yesterday as compared with recently pre-
cedns days. The general tone Of the
market was firm, with price changes trif-
ing. except In the oil department. where
substantial advances were recorded. OF
the Industrial issues Maxwell Motors
shares were most In demand. The COM
mon stock rose I point to 15A, roiiow-
jrg a net gain on last weeks TRANSACT
tons OF 3as points. The first and sec
ond referred shares closed unchanged at
~ and 2Oh respectively Riker & Hege-
man hardened - to 9is. Tobacco stocks
remained practically neglected. Light
selling OF United Cigar Stores lowered the
price 4. to s7%. Brtish-American To-
bacco was steady at 22ss. Willys-Over-
land was strong. the common and pre-
ferrcd each advancing " points.
Standard Oil stocks were generally
strong Attention was attracted to Stand
ard oil of Indiana, which advanced as
high as $50, closing at 473, rejecting a
gain OF is points. Ohio Oil displayed the
most activity. moving up to 1877 and sub
seuuently reacting to 1856. where IL closed.
UP 3is points South Penn Oil improved
points to 303: Standard OIL of New
York ranged between 2l7h and 21s, clos
ing at the top figure, and Standard OIL
OF New Jersey closed 4 points higher at
4Og.
Transactions in detail In the market
Yesterday were as follws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
7TH Av. APARTMENT IN A TRADE.

AVENUE--Arnold, Byrne &
Baumann have sold for DIR. s. X. John
son the northwest corner of Seventh
avenue and 112th street a seven story
elevator apartment house. on lot 26x100.
TO the Vassar Realty Company, which
gave in exchange thirty-eight lots In
Fairfield avenue, Stamford. Conn. The
Vassar Realty Company was repre-
scented by Charles Chambers as attor-
ney.
ST MARKS PLACE-James V. Maclsey
has sold IS st. Marks place four
story building. on plot 26xl2O. between
Second and Third avenues. Title TO the
property Is held by the Central Trust
Company, which acquired II In fore
closure proceedings " March, 1911, for
s51.726.
WEST PATH STREET-Louis Schrag has
cold for the Benda estate 355 West
Twenty fourth street to client OF
Goodale, Perry q Dwight. 1t Is four
story dwelling. on lot 21xss.s. about
III feet east Of Ninth avenue.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-The Brown
Weiss Realities has bought from Alfred
Fechheimer 456 st. Nicholas avenue.
story fiat, on lot 26.4x92.3x irregular.
A. Blumenthel negotiated the deal.
SIXTH AVENUE Brown-Welss
Realities has bought from julius Elos-
key 90 Sixth avenue. a three story
building on lot 90 sx90, adjoining the
southeast corner OF Eighth street.
CHRISTOPHER STREET-George J.
Kenny & Bro. have sold for Bernard y
Mccain to Mrs Anna NJ. Adolphi 81
Christopher street, between Bleeckei
and West Fourth streets, six story
building on lot 25xss.
WEST HOUSTON STREET-George j
Kenny q Bro. have sold 80 West Hous
ton street, adjoining the northwest cor
ner OF West Broadway. to JOSEPH
Petsonineni. owner OF adjoining prop
erty. Pepe & Bro. were associate
brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
DEAL FOR CHEsTERFIELDs

Sale OF the Chesterfield apartment
house at the north corner of Riverside
Drive and Nlnety-eiglth street is indl-
Gated in papers Of Incorporation filed at
Albany yesterday for the Riverslde-Ches-
terrified Corporation. The company cap
itaiized at s25o.00o. has for directors j.
q. Swltzerm, Walter Lair and Isaac \.
Levy The Chesterfield is a ten story
structure on plot l06.5x96.l1. II was pur-
chased In October last by the Chesterfield
Realty Company. composed OF Hillman
y. Hunnewel and Cleveland and Gambler
Cobb. 1t was built about three years ago
by the Barkin Construction Company and
has been held at about $4,000 II car
rios a mortgage for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
i s6kiOS. sept ~. iss Gin and jan" R,'n
to Haisey Trenchard: atty. q Co. 10
l.7TH ST. $. 1874 Tim,pso;ni p ' 5ifs
T To-. May is IiT1SS Ean a,, 70 4qS
LExfxG IL &! kv i'S ssiss, : ss.s 5sS
Properly sHy'' Co to Edw DeForrest Smith oa5
ano, exrs: attys. Weldon K Byrnes -!
pRosPEcT PiL. 10. 5, ios.2 $ iist e. ii.yy
10, Apr 20, is04-Jacob r oberie to ia.
D'Wolf Cutting; atty chas : Arons;rain.
pRosPEcT ri. IT, 5, 5!I' iisi st, 'i5.is
pRosfEcTT PL' a. " s. IL iiisit' st, TIN
rHoMPsoN 'e sT 2is g. AZ ut bst s.,
INV s,h Ward. a DATE, edoSs oy $50 s5sioS. oG
BACH che atiys, Klendi. smyth & cToss ..9
Atlantic aY, klyn.....,...........S so 900
cHRYsriE ST So 80 SSH Mo-, NJ a. - sSi
Madison av: atty. chas l. Borck, IS rlgt
i2isSTT sT 5ai W. e cor Bway lookgsio'
Dec s: i2iSaESnny L & David I chaeap,
Bway; sttys Graves Mles. Z:
SAB ST. s2 i, mtg on lease: May q, isiiy
End av; atty, C NJ Blocker. so Church
,7srH ST. sso:Gsa W. $. isiiS Was,
Cohen to Louis Schwartz, a52 w 76th Vt.
attys. Feltenstein & X. 800 Bway. 5000
LOT &c. blk 36, map OF Morris Park. july
%, 19l3-Mary w Douglass TO Columbia
Knickerbocker Trust Co; atty. ! 90.
7raa' AZ. ssc, " cor 'gSth St. sigsiSs'
June 20. lso7-Augusta Polifems 20 Bank,
1.TH ST. w "a go So TN av 5oxioss. NAY
20. ls96--Julius and Fredricke Dreyfus 70
Greenwich Saw Bank: atty Jos II Gray y
18TH ST. IS. lis Tth sv, 7Sxioss
May 20. isss--sams TO same atty.
Hull t1 Av saaa,. 5. $50. scstS SV st
75xl00, July 20, l9l3-Casper Schweitzer
Jno C Hoenninger Beekman st. 80 SOC
DE KALB AV. at In c !. 30 n W from %
| street 80 n wide. 60xl50. Sept rs, 1905
Jarrsrd L WEIGH TO Francis a Della
| Ludford; attys, Mclaughlin NJ: sos
IITM Av, tWakeaeidj, n 9, 100 e eth 81,
bbxIl4 Jan g. 1907 Hy a Kath Reher
10 VIM NJ Gundiach, $500 Sd av; atty
G Co. 176 Bway ...................s 200
| 7TH Av. 23l5. 8, 1911 n 135th st, 2oxIb
July 10. ls1l-Wm ID Brown 10 ABR
Levinsky; atty. Hy Wendt. % Nassaa
Az C, sc cor 5th st. being part of lot 80.
map Unionport. 3sx1o2s. April ls. 1900
| 2625 Westchester av: atty. Frank CASE
ELDRiDGE ST, ST. 8, 100 Grand st:
25x74.10. Mar 81, 1904-Harris Iiebe 10
Gordon TO Nathan Zussman & ano trusttel
atty, Alex weinstein, 3s Park Row ..siVo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
BUILDERS SUE FOR PAY.

tleischman Bros. Company has filed
suit In the Supreme Court against the
Forty-ffth Street Realty Company to re-
cover Si39.4O2 due for the construction
OF the building at to IL West Forty
NTH street. The complaint states that
the contract to erect the building was
signed October 4. 1912. but that tho de-
PENDANT failed to deliver the architects
plans within thirty days as agreed, and
the Building Department permit was not
delivered until February 1. 1919. For
this reason the erection OF the building
was delayed by the action OF the de-
PENDANT. The complaint states that the
work was done at the agreed price of
$244,002, and that sl39.402 Is still I'M
paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
RESULTS AT AUCTION
Public Offerings Yesterday In Ma.
haitian and Brooklyn.
TAT IL vgsBY sTREEr.I

lat IL vCSEY sTREET.i
BY Joseph p. Day.
cHRYsTiE ST. 49,. e se'T o. ,s &C..
Ernst Piath ast Lorenzo THO e. al
due, si,e06.6i; taxes. &c. si3e.ie rub 10
two prior mtgs aggregating $4,000; g =,
sGEEcKER sT. 'sc5-so7.. e. sos Grow rcy.
st 2510x16, two . sty tennis and sure
al: due. si2.6ib7S: taxes sc, ,3l;. sS.
Journed 10 June 1.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
DELANCEY ST. a6s. n ., 20 Columbia o.
26xio0. G sty tnmt and strs-Juia Bach.
rach agt Jacob Furmann ct al: due. Sii,-
2sIisi taxes, &c. sl.2a6; sub 60 q prior
mtg OF S2i,o6o; to the plaintiff t2e, 50
It'll Av. is7t. q cor fieth ct, 2sXiO6. s
sty tnfnt and strs-Bettie Rothfeid a. al
agt Leonn Goldberg ct al; due. s.s;7s.;
taxes. &C. n.oso; to tho plainun. .NNooo
1s6TH ST. i7o-72 W.. 8, 10 9TH av 26S
cell, q sty tnmt-W Gurnee ~ a. ag'
Sargold Realty CO ct al; due sb2,e2SSs.
taxes, &C, t2.o972j: adjourned TO June :.
TAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
BY Charles Shongood.
AMBOY ST, e q, t2o.s Pitkin ev. it.bxios
.-Hyman Slsselman ct al W. Jacob Kruge-
ct al; to the plaintiff. 300
OAKLAND ST, cor Kent st-Cftisens
Trust Co OF Bkiyn VS. Gillies Co ct ali
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, May 25.-Trading here was
extremely dull. with transactions mainly
In odd lots. United Fruit was a weak
feature. declining two points. to 14S.
American Sugar preferred, on light trad
Ing. lost Is. to 1121s. American Sugar
and Edison Electric each gained point.
United Shoe advanced y. to 81. In the rails
Boston and Maine advanced two points,
TO IS, on announcement that the notes were
coming in very satisfactorily. New Haven
weakened y. to 6s1s. sale of Fitchburg
preferred was recorded at SO, OF j.
Quincy Mining. on light trading. lost a
point, to 5S. Copper Range, Alaska Gold
and Massachusetts Consolidated each ios'
fractionally. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
wEsTCHEsTER HOUSE RENTALS.

Fish & Marvin have rented for Mrs.
Albert G. Bostwick her property at ORR
enta Point. The property has long 'front.'
age on Long Island Sound and has been
rented by Mrs. George Hunter Smith of
Chillicothe, Ohio, The same brokers have
leased the "Pocantico Cottage" at Briar-
cliff for the summer furnished 20 Albert J.
Newbery OF New York. with Chauncey b.
Griffen the T. L. Wright property in Battle
Hill Park at White Plains to Dr. Hans
Schules. and the Root residence at Saga
more Bronxville. for the summer fur
nished TO James l.. Ashley of the Inter
national Nickel Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
BROOKLYN HOUSE TRANsACTIONs

Fayette A. Wheeler has sold 932-93s
Eastern Parkway. two apartment houses.
for the Solomon-Kra Realty and Con-
struction Company TO II. w. Smith OF
Syracuse. who gave tract OF thirty-one
acres In Englewood, n. j.. In part pay
ment. The deal involved $125,000
Hy Agar has sold the three story and
basement frame dwelling at 243 Clifton
place for Harriet Eason and two family
brick dwelling at 576 Seventeenth street
for w. Brockway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
HEIGHTS BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

Hannah Mcdonald has sold the block
front on the north side OF 175th street
from Broadway to Wadsworth avenue
which she bought about three years ago
The block has the plotage of about three
lots. II fronts on 175th street 124.7 feet,
on Wadsworth avenue 64.i feet and on
Broadway 71.9 feet. At the northwest
corner OF the property fronting on Broad
way Is a small frame building The
buyer is said to have given improved
property in Harlem in part payment for
the plot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
CUTS $4,000 FOR LOST ARMS.
Court Tells Lineman TO Take SbS, 900
or Have New Trial.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, May 25.-Su-
preme Court Justice Morschauscr filed a
decision at White Plains to-day saying he
would set aside the verdict OF $4,000
awarded 10y Jury to Oscar Fried against
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company unless the plaintiff
agreed to accept $4,000.
Fried. a lineman. touched a wire charged
with II. 1000 volts, which burned of both
his arms. Tho Judge believes the verdict
excessive,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
PERRY GIFTS TO NEW WORKERS.
Manufacturers widow LeaveI
100000 Each TO Three.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. May 25.-The will OF
Harriet Adelaide Perry, widow OF Will
lam Hunt Perry who made fortune with
the original Wheeler q Wilson sewing ma
chine Industry. leaves 100000 each to
Frank Lubbock Handlen, Alfred Andrew
German and Clarence Miller German, all
OF New York.
John Appleton Handler OF Flushing re-
ceives $1,000 and Louise A. and Perry
Rushmore OF Hampstead, l.. l., $1,000
each. The estate Is valued at about
$500, 900. The will was filed for probate
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
RICHMOND COURT HOUSE.
Plans Completed for building GO
Cost a35O,OOO.

Plans have been completed for the new
court house for Staten Island. Tho struc-
ture Ia to be built ut st. George. and will
front on DeKalb. Wall. Stuyvesant and
Jay streets, and Hamilton avenue. II will
occupy a plot l50x16o. Tho designs were
prepared by Carrere & Hastings. and call
for an estimated expenditure OF $3.50. 900.
The building will be four stories high.
and will be of brick and limestone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
FLUSHING HOUSE SOLD.

August Mlllang has purchased the
colonial dwelling on Whitestone avenue
near Higgins lane. Flushing. L. l.. from
James A. Gray. The house IL on plot
Of four and a half acres Mr. Millang
intends to use the garden as n nursery
for his floral business. He plans to re-
model the building and upon completion
of alterations to take possession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
HEIGHTS PLOT IN A LONG LEASE,
Taken as . Site for Moving picture
Thentrc-FIrms SIN Moyinu.

NJ. l.. Simon has leased for William
Hobson the plot 76xlO0. on the west Ade
OF Wadsworth avenue, so feet north of
179th street, to the Aldorf Construction
Company for twenty years. ut rental
for the first ten years asgregatlng s25, 900
and the last ten $4,000 The plot IS to be
improved with a story business struc-
ture which may contain a motion picture
theatre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

WEST END Av. W cor 7sd 81, e,.1xsti
Geo II Allen VS.. Ellie Monitt ct
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys' cary
5lST sT. as7 w-Marsaret F Barnes =:
Benven Realty Co ct al foreclosure 81
mortgage): atty. J A Hardimsn.
BROONE ST. n g. e2. Allen st. ~ tXt5's
Irregular; two actions-AuEust CsilIe
Philip Lubetkin ct al foreclosure OF tVo
mortEages: atty. G Brandt. Jr.
18th ST. n q. 236 nth av, 25Nioo-Lou.
T Lehmeyer vs. ORourkc Bros co . q.
foreclosure Of mortgage); atty NJ
1aisT ST. col W: 9TH av. 2o2C. cony.a ~
av 40; three actions-Ouo 0oruIi
Heathcote Holding co et al (hree dcL.
to foreciose mechanics lien); atty VIZ
BROADWAY. n cor Gsth At, II? ioE'Ao
Jr et al foreclosure OF mortgagel; a''y''
Eiaman. Levy. Corn Levine
ilsTH st. q, 1874 Pleasant av' felp,
10o.li-Cathartne Silberhorn 81 Al
Frederick Stichweh 81 al forecio'tle %
Inortgage); atty. @ ii Hyde. -.
18th ST. s. 400 9TH av 2bNloob, 'ti
av. $. 500 nth st., rs lNl0o: bth Az
s, 1876 llith 81. 26lNlOOi $50 81 =
1906 Sd av. 10oxlOo,5; also slSt NJ. :,
kowsky vs. Thomas o'ReillN tt"lt''''
ure of mortgage; atty, NJ Monirl"u.
Bronx.
LINTON AV. 3. 1905 II Southern BVe.
50xsi,3x irreg-John Krooe Ns ="
Constr Co ct al uoreeloss mtse'' stN'
Lors iss. iss and 40, blk 1880, sec 4,
land map-Norah Felis vs Terrence sn,'th
ct al (foreclose mtge): attys' Reiss II