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y. Apr |. due, &c as per bond: atty
T q Co. lIs Bwsy .............,...V2,0 600
SAME PROPERTY-Same to same. Apr /.
due. &C, as per bond; atty. same .&i2 600
CLINTON AN, cor Oakland pl. 50xlOo-
Oakland Place Bldg co. Inc, to Israel
karp. Is Il 1854 st. pr mig $4,000 Apr ;.
yrs. y c. atty. John !. Bernstein.
WASHINGTON Av. 4. cor lssth st. 40 sx
irreg-Glengsrir CONSTR Co to Realty
Operating Co. is Wall ST. pr mtg sii7.-
900. Apr s. yr. sp c; atty. + ~ SNOW.
couRTIANDT Az . - 5is n isoth st. SOx
g:-James whealen ct al to Title ins
SAME PROPERTY-Same 10 Morris NJ
slnske. los W iA2d st. pr mtg 5000
Apr :. yrs. - e atty. y THE lns
ALEXANDER Az. cor i9th 81. 2oxsis
A Hupfels Sons to John A McEveety.
1895 Valentine av. Apr :. yrs. G..
atty. !. 4 Co. 100 Bway. ........... ~. 900
239rH ST, 8. $50 katonah sv. 25xlOo--
Edth NJ weissman 10 Louis Eickw,rt.
"a Fletcher av. VI; Vernon. Y. pr mtg
$4,000. Mar 2. due Mar 2. 1925. p 81. zoo
PELHAM ROAD, at cor and Henry
Noeb, stxlt0--American Real Estate co
TO Herman Menaker. as r 18TH :, Apr
= yrs. C. atty Co ils
wASHINGroN Az. i23s. :. IS sxii0.
~ william 81. Apr ?. due Sc. as per
bond; atty. T u co. i7s Bwsy .... $50
DE kAl.b Az. " >. li5 GOSH II, 25Nl00-
II Edmund Deale 30 Ebert II Dickinson.
Rindge. Y. Apr : yrs p c. atty.
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Colihan & Co. Stradle Manufa curing
Company. Ritch. Hughes Il Co and Jo-
seph ii. Mcclure: also space at 345
Fourth avenue 10 Victor Steinfeld Com
pany and John II. Duncan; at $50 West
Fifty-fourth street space to Combusto
Devices Corporation and the Van Kan
mel Revolving Door Company at 36 West
Fortieth street the second floor to Paul
Brunei
Cnger & Watson. Inc, have leased the
store and basement at 500 Third avenue
to Charles A. Hasbrouck for a term of
five years.
Pease e. Gilman and Cross & Brown
have leased n store at Sixty-second street
and Broadway to the Overman Tire Com
pany for a term OF years.
Edgar A. Manning has leased the store
at 81 West Forty-sixth street for Mooyer
x Marston, agents. to the Siberia Fur
Company. and for Pease q Gilman.
agents. the centre store and basement at
~ and as West Thlrty-seventh street to
the Schubert Piano Company for five
years.
Barnett 4 Co have leased to Max
Glauber the store at ~ East l25th street
and the east store I'm 81 East 125th street
to the Manhattan Upholstery Company.
NJ Forman 4 Co. have rented a store
in the Strand Theatre Building. at Broad
way and Forty-seventh street, to Asch &
Gillette: also the store and basement in
1872 East Broadway to Bernstein & Mar
golis for a term of years.
The Alvin Realty Company has leased
the five story dwelling. 1873 East Sixteenth
street. to a Mrs Emerson, who will use
II as hotel and restaurant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Onak Construction Company. Manhattan.
capital. 10000; directOrs, Clarence r. Levy
James G: whalen and A. r. Nuhiaaeker
New York city.
Bling Bling Construction Company. Man.
haitian. capital. $1,000: directors Alexander
Bins. Leo 3 Bing and Herbert Z. Miller.
New York city.
Macon Land Corporation, Manhattan cap.
ttal, $1,000; directors. Elsa l.. Otis. A.
Walker Otis and Walker l.. Otis. New York
city.
Ridgewood Investors. Brooklyn. capital
81, 900; directors. Frank s. King. Richmond
Hill. L.. l. Ruth r. Fooman and Mabel NJ
Mayhnken. Brooklyn.
Yale Holding Corporation. Kenmore. Erie
county; capital, $4,000; directors. Louis X.
Eberhardt. George V. Eb-rhardt and Fred
u, Eberhardt. Kenmore. n. Y
Mottola Cairo Construction Company.
Mount Vernon. capital, SIC. 900; directors,
Charles Mottoia, Salvatore Cairo and Fed E
ergo A. Cardilio. Noun; Vernon. n, Y.
Adirondack Dey elopment Corporation. Old
Forge capital. %. 900. dir.ctors' Howard {.
Weller. Herkimer. n. Y. Frank r Murphy.
Old Forge. n. Y. and @. NJ. Thistl-waite,
Utica. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
HOUSE FOR MYSTERY CORNER.
Fifth Ave. and roth 81. Plot to Have
dwelling CostinR 100000.

e'""8 SVsssuB FhOVsVOVs
Another chapter was added yesterday to
the mystery surrounding the ownership OF
the vacant plot at the southeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Seventeen street. OPP
posite the 100000 house which Henry
c. Frlck Is erecting on the old Lenox
Library site. when Thomas Hastings f,lel
plans for a dwelling for the site to cost
100000. The nearest approach to the
name OF the real owner Of the corner that
has been made Is the Philips Realty Com
pa,,y. though many names have been men
toned, such as August Heckscher. James
A. Blair and other men OF equal promi-
nence. but all Of them have denied owner =
ship.
The plans filed yesterday cali for a Ave
story building OF marble and limestone In
the Colonial design with large Ionic col
umns at the entrance door and balcony
overhead The entrance will be In the
street frontage. The basement will be
given over to the servants and on the
ground floor will be a large sitting room
30 feet wide and 30 feet deep, with a
ladies' room, reception room and billiard
room. On the first floor will be large
drawing room. a gallery and a dining
room. these rooms taking UP the entire
floor. The second floor will have a break
fast room. n small sitting room and sew
eral chambers. There will be twelve small
bedrooms and three chambers on the
third floor and seven small bedrooms and
sewing room on the fourth floor.
The plot on which the house will be
erected fronts 33.5 feet on Fifth avenue
and 175 feet on Seventeen street. The
house will occupy all Of the avenue front =
age and will be 1853 feet deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
BUY SITE FOR 18TH
STREET SHOW HOUSE
100000 Picture Theatre to Be Erected
Near Fifth Ave.. James A. Farley
Sells on Madison Ave.

\ moving picture theatre which It Ia said
vii be- the finest that has been planned for
Harlem will be erected on the north
SIDE OF 125th street. running through to
l26th street. next to the Powers Building
which covers the east side OF Fifth avenue
between these streets. The site for the
new showhouse has been secured and
during the next twenty days title to It
will he taken. On 125th street the thea
tie will claim the three properties at II,
- and 10 and on 126th street the houses
at to ~ Title to 10 and IS East 125th
street was conveyed Wednesday and sew
eral weeks ago THE Sun reported the sale
by the Wilson estate Of the dwelling at
10 East 126th street. This house was
transferred yesterday. Interests behind
the scheme and their broker. who Is said
TO be Il. Walter Barnett. have secured
the rest of the property needed to carry
out their plans. Part of tho 125th street
site Is owned by Mr. Barnett. He refused
To discuss the matter yesterday. He said
,ha, The property adjoining his Office had
been sold, but for what use he couldn't
say.
From other sources however. IL was
learned that nothing now stands in the
path OF the Improvement and that before
the end OF spring building operations will
he under way. The vendome Realty Com
pany will make the improvement. This
company is controlled by Henry Hem
mems a lawyer at so Wall street. and a
number OF well known men. who have had
such an improvement In Harlem in mind
for some time. The company Is new
one According to plans which have been
under consideration the building will cost
upward OF 100000.
The property that has been acquired
comprises eight dwellings, three on 125th
street and Ave on l26th street The
former houses have been partly altered
for business. which long ago drove dwell
ings from this street. The 126th street
houses have not felt the hand OF trade.
They are three stories and basement and
make a combined plot s2s feet wide and
eeli feet deep. The 125th street houses
measure As feet on the street and are
e9l1 feet deep. The combined property
has an area Of 1876 square feet. 1t Is
the first theatrical Improvement planned
for Harlem since the late Timothy ID. Sui
Ivan and theatrical associates erected the
Gotham. three blocks further east on
l25th street, several years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
GENERAL BUILDING LOSS.
Man ttan Construction Far Benin
That Of Last Year

Report OF the Manhattan Bureau OF
Buildings by Building Superintendent Ru-
doplh +. Miller for the month OF March
as compared with the same month last
year. shows ~ new buildings were
planned at "A cost OF s6l6S.575, as against
~. costing ss,4l2,090 the same month
last year
Plans were filed for one dwelling cost
ing $4,000. as against three last year
costing $4,000; fourteen tenement
houses. costing Sl.22O. 900. as against
thirteen. costing N.5A6.0OO. last year :
eight store and loft buildings. costing
&2.O5S.0OO. as against seven last year,
costing S703000. This was the only class
of construction which showed a decided
gain. Plans were fled for two office
buildings, costing sl.s30,00O. as against
two last year. costing 81 10000
Factory construction shows a consider
able falling of as plans were filed for
four last month. costing $4,000. as
against four last year. costing s2225. 900 !.
plans We're flied for five public places OF
amusement. costing s322. 800. against six
teen last year. costing $l.347.500.
The principal buildings for which plans
were filed during March were the 31.s0O.-
900. thirty-two story office building OF
the American Express Company on the
west side of Broadway IS feet south OF
Rector street and the 100000 Rogers
Peet ten story store and loft building at
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Forty-first street, running through the
block to Forty-second street.
The report for the first quarter of the
year shows plans were filed for ~ new
buildings. costing Sil.446490. as against
1853 the first quarter Of last year. costing
S20.s55.lI5. Every class OF construction
shows IA falling OF during tho first quar-
ter of this year as compared with the
same time last year. the greatest being
amusement places. there having been
plans filed for twelve this quarter. cost
ing a total of s5is,5O0. as against twenty
four the first quarter of last year. cost
ing a total OF $l.6S3.500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders atty
i'sD sT. II. rs e $. Nicholas av; s7.sI
Hudson Realty Co. las Bway 5000
L9TS ' Ss,s b. BE- map ae.sGn prep'M,, NJ
winsa,. 4 c. 70 Nassau st..'...".. $50
rotf .ssss 81 Nov 81 wsa , ,s
Chas Munger a Broad q; $4,000
EA sen; Az us ana iss,s st. SELL
Ny: atty. Lee 4 Fieisshmann. iiss
1sis y r.. Es'sn:r Z Hen, P' s,,'"
w HYms. T R., s'h Sa Tso. Sep 20
LOTS . and Is. map io,1 property Eliza
ioosNSinnie q Re.rrert To- Nm ii Beam
and Trust Go. .Hrs and trustees. 80.
ARr Il e. ~ H. s~.y cor ism st, ioc rs,
iSCxsi.1, Aus, }. isS.-fie,ro ana s%yar,o
Mins'', 70 S Ia.. Brewer. ary' ft SdS
iso,sEil. i and VIM Ii Peek TO Es6.cca
cSyks'rttAss6faTs ~: ;, 5. trna.y ,1 st
to Ernes.ins u Popp' s'is 50 "v; ATTY, ATTY;
e9g s.i55 APT a. . sss Sh.;
Mh,ealsn 70 Randall SowWtOr, rls.s;,al,;
i Randall nsss rfsnkiin ANY $500 soo
Jos and Mary j.dlicSa and ano to J..ba5s
ST Marks, rL. il9 and ia : :. runs y
Apr S. ielo-Abr and Dora simiansky
g Jacob bernstein; sttyu, Ksn,rowi,s q
M? sssas AS1 IT. ,o iSs H'S %srn.i
!: Caroline A Todd. sttys, Man 4 Mn
n
HTdHEs Xy e :; ~ lss,h . :sxsi, 5;
BhooME sr. sssr.slo n 5. sisix5G. ApfI
Home for AGED Women. a''y'' ssyyiir ga &
an May sT a. isc ':si s No. to
y nSS hsy'nt.5, 81? .o,e,
sept 20. isl2-Harry c kayser trus: TO
Vim Friedrich. Herman Gieriseh, 1850
KELLY ct. IS. 200 issd st. runs iss *
All and 5ix li.s to . st N 376
TO G Iawy 3@s M,x CO. .s l. 'a"'F 90
ieT sHi sTTs W. :. runs asA ic 4 ;V'y =
aud tn OF alleyway 10 u vide lead
Msr,. ron can sln Ems, Mach to The So 'C Saw
Bank. atty. Jno Weber. Beekman
WATER ST. sis. n s., ,s axss ,iss57,sSiii,
e Jas shsphard' atty. Geo II ,iy zoe;
isT AZ. 1883 " cor 7.h 81, mort riV on
lease sc. Feb 10, isia-Jacob Kuhn g
s ssSss R iIss "a Ine . waits. 800
PRINCE ST. az rs. 100 sullivan 81 :iy
,,S. Dec p, l'9sI u!,,o VIE ssmu .l
Janet T Baird. trus' VIM M Patterson,
10 Cedar 81 INV .;';s.,' y. 700
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
TRADING IN NEWARK.

Edward ]. Maier has sold for Mary L.
Mason to Edward Martin the four apart
ment houses mt 175, III, 1s1 and 1873
Woodside avenue. Newark, for approx
mately $4,000: also sold for Henry
Wernst 439 Summer avenue. Newark. n
ono family frame dwelling: also for a
Mr. Eihl Of Jersey City. property Mt the
corner of Haywood avenue and Centre
street. Orange. having a frontage OF 3l5
fee, and a depth OF zoo feet. and for
lanson estate plot 32x230 on Summer
avenue near Chester avenue. Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
BRONX BUILDING REPORT.

Plans filed for new buildings during
March OF this year in the Bronx Bureau
OF Buildings included twentyslX tene-
ment houses. costing sl.O49.000. nineteen
dwellings. costing s105.700: one hotel.
costing $40. 900: three mill buildings cost
ing $50, O00 one hospital. costing $40
900 two movies. costing $4,000; two
open air movies, costing $4,000; two fac
tories. costing 360,l50 two stores and
shops. costing $1,000; Ave store and Of
fee buildings. costing $75,7O0. five dwell
lings with stores. costing $l5s00; one
school, costing $50, 900. and nine miscel-
laneous buildings. costing S12.+25. The
total number OF new buildings for which
plans were filed was seventy-seven, and
the cost was $l.547.S50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for Te-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and south.
cru New England, fair today fair
and warmer to-morrow, moderate
west 20 south winds.
For New Jersey. fair and slightly warmer
to-day. fair and warmer to morrow; light 20
moderate shifting winds. becoming south.
For northern New England. fair and somc-
~ha. colder In extreme east portion to-days
parity cloudy and warmer tomorrow;
moderate shifting winds. rt
For western New York. fair and warmer
to-day. parity cloudy and warmer to-
morrow. moderate TO fresh west to south
winds
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE depression
which occupied the Atlantic States on
Wednesday. contracted and. moving north.
ward. was central over northern Maine and
the lower St Lawrence valley yesterday.
The high pressure from the Northwest
continued southwark and was central over
Arkansas. Oklahoma and eastern Texas and
ns attendant colder weather reached the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Freezing temperatures prevailed In all
sections cast OF the Rocky Mountains sH.
ccpt along the Atlantic coast. Florida and
southern parts Of other Gulf states
There was a little zero weather In western
ontario
1t was warmer In the upper lake regions.
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
and the Northwest
Rain fell In the south Atlantic and north
Paclhc States and there was scattered snow
in the lake regions; elsewhere the weather
was generally fair.
In this city tho day WAS fair and colder
and close to the freezing point In tho car"
morning. wind. fresh northwest; average
humidity ~ per cent or-pn~,r- corrected
to read TO sea level. at A. ~ 2aso. .
y. NJ, 80 so
The temr,rhtllre IN his city NcsU rdsv a.
recorded bv the orrca tlcrmom, ter. il shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
FARLEY SELLS on MADISON AVE.

MADISON AVENUE.-Pease & Gilman
have sold for James A Farley 4lS
Madison avenue. a four story building
on lot 245x95. near Forty -eighth
street. Mr. Farley bought the property
in January. 1912, through the same
hrokers and has been holding II at
$50, coo. This makes the fourth sale
OF the parcel in two years. The ad-
Joining houses at AIS and 42O are
owned by Clarence s. Day.
WEST l06TH STREET.-John r. David
son has sold for the estate OF George
Findley to william Born Sc West lO6th
street. a five story fiat. on plot 25xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
100000 BRONx THEATRE.

An open air moving picture theatre to
cost $4,000 was the most important
building for which plans were filed yes
terday with the Bronx building Depart
ment. II will he on the north side OF
Seneca avenue from Hunt Point avenue
to Irving street The Improvement will
be made for the Economy Real Property
Company. The plans are by Herbert NJ
Raer s. l.. Waller flod plans for n one
story frame hall and restaurant, +a6x6t,
on the west side 81 Williamshridgo Road.
800 feet south Of Morris Park avenue
TO- Pearsal Humphrey and bergman. at
\ cost ~ $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
continued shifting of Trade Cen
tres Indicated IN Reports.

N'i Stern have leased the third floor
N" new building at the northeast cor
~ Madison avenue and THIRTEEN
'.r'"' - Ginsburg a Pearlstein' This
'nu"t's the renting OF the building
'"aS" \ Gilman have leased to the
H'rIiHri Lunch Company, Max Auster.
.''Hcnt for long term OF years. the
.'"s hi ~ Duane street, in the Lang
' hu ding Horace y Ely n Co, were
t'to"' tcd as brokers
'"'rg, Bacon 4 Henry have rented
'0" % the Architects Building. lot
!i'e avenue. TO the following Sn0oGP0 !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10

WASHlNGTON April s-This army order
was issued 10 day.
First Llrui T. l. Jungstcdt Coast
Artillery, to seventh. ninth Company.
Thes. navy orders we're issued
Ensign v 9 McGehee. from thu ohio 90
the ~, ramrnio
Ensign r. Rrl'. to the RuOa'o
Eusigr- " q 'rrsUmsn and " "
Ror, harif, from r",eNius ship a. Norfu h
to 'hr Sa trHmenio
EuslEn II u naughtv from me Mlrt and
Nrt..f'" station VIA dT'uF l'Hu~nNf Vi ,
Assistant surgeon poo'. N.di, at
N'ss'N~ corn. ircin naNal msdt,ai schu0i
eco The Illinois
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
BUYs 80 ARvERNE LOTS.

Annie Levy has sold to the Lowell Con-
struction Company thirty-two lots on the
Somerville Realty Company's property at
Arverne on Jamaica Bay. with 'front.'
age Of zoo feet north side OF Kate place,
200 feet east side OF Seaview avenue, $50
feet south side of Adah avenue and 200 feet
west side of Somerville Harbor. an inden-
ton Of Jamaica Bay, subject to a mort
gage OF sll, 200.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
laD ST. PLOT TRANSFERRED.

The marlborough Rapid Transit Com
rany acquired title yesterday from August
Belmont and others. as trustees OF credi-
tors Of the New York and Long Island
railroad Company. to plot on East
Forty second street. which was used in
connection with the building Of the Stein
way tube. The plot In 4l,sx9ss. on the
,olth SIDE OF the street. 100 feet west Of
Third avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
RIVER OF RIVERSIDE PLOT.

Fernando Wood IL the purchase OF the
POT on the west side OF the proposed
riverside Drive extension between 1920
and l63d streets, sold recently by II. M.
Wen Company and Francis b. Robert
ior the Chelsea Exchange Bank. Mr..
wood owns adjoining property. which now
comprises about fifty-four lots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
NEW HEIGHTS BROKERS'

Eugene Wolfsohn and William q. August
nave opened an office at 1913 St Nicholas
avenue. near l76th street, under the Arm
name or Wolfsohn * August for the trans
action or general real g, tate and in.
surance business. Mr.. Wolfsohn and Mr.
August unit. recently were connected with
the management of property owned by the
Hoguet estate and others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
MY wEsTCmEsTER HOME SITES.

Charles S. Faulkner has sold for James
\ Foot two acres on Highland road, near
the Apawamis Club. to James ID. Burke,
who intends to erect a fine residence;
also sold for the Oakland Beach Com
pany plot l75xl50 on Halstead place
and three lots on Dearborn place, Oak
land Beach Park. to New York clients.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
loRILLARD TUXEDO PLACE SOLD.

for occupancy the Lorillard place at
Tuxedo Park, n. Y. 1t consists OF
large stucco house. stable and outbuild-
ings, completed about four years ago. and
eighteen acres of land. and was held at
100000. Mrs. L.orillard, who In resid-
ing in Europe. was represented by George
Irswold, vice-president and managing
Director Of the Tuxedo Park Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
TEMPORARY HOME FoR LEAGUE.

Pending the construction OF the Societies
Building. at 1oS to 120 West Forty-ninth
street the League for Political Education.
which has occupied quarters for several
years in the old Berkeley Theatre Build
ing. leased for It's occupancy yesterday
the four story building at TAI West Forty
elghth street, near Sixth avenue from
Emily c. Kruger. The building will be
altered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
MECHANICS LIENS.
Man haitian.

LEROY ST. is-Michsle Breseis ast Mar
garita Cnmpigiia, owner and cont s. 500
BROADWAY. ns5 to 1908, and ssth st. 30
W-vogel Cabinet Go ast Lucy ailsey.
owner; Princess Realty Co. lessee and
sT Ii". AZ. s,ss"Ei~ard s.sai az, EdSa8 1G
bach and Isaac Greenthal, owners,
Michel a sobel CONTRACTORS, 1::b
WEST wAsHiNGToN PI. as-A Morris
Rothbard ct al agt Rosie Levy. owner.
Trsad Contracting Co contractor 90. $40
18TH at "a W-Kswneer Mfs Co sgt Arthur
brisbane, owner Anton strand contrac.
18TH ST se.ss w-p r. w..is 4 Son Ar,
Norman !. hunss estate, owner IRE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
RuookLYN DWELLING SOLD.

The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold "a Revere place. between Dean and
bergen streets. a three story and base
ment brick and stone private dwelling.
for J. Newton to Mary Dissenferfer. The
dot is 1S?xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Ewing, Bacon Henry, with NJ. C
Swanton. have rented the dwelling at 46
West Forty-eighth street to Miss Mar
garet Ryan for long term
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

81 al Aug 80. 1913. ........... 49,; .'l53
ST NICHOLAS Az cor iisth St
Bedford Plumbing Co Rgt Rembrandt
Realty Co ct al Mar 20. 1914 ........ $3.50
llsTH ST, ?is E-Herman Schapicrer agt
Jacob Lowenthal ct al. Feb 10. 1914 $50
I'D Az :os?--Alois standt aet Ida Lev.n-
thai ct al Mar % i63 20
BronS
Az. l5eO-trank Wenremer az;
Mcconnell Coal 4 Ice Co 81 al. Api :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
BRONX THEATRE IENsEn

The Herman Knepper Company has
leased the King Theatre. at 4o4s Third
avenue. for the Garland Realty Company
to the Crotona Amusement Company at an
aggregate rental OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10

WASIIINGTON April - The cruiser
Galveston has arrived at JoIo. T. I h'tile.
ship Utah has sailel from Vera 'rua for
Tampicn. cruiser birmingham has sailed
from Key West for Pensacola gunhont
Annapolis has sailed from Ensenaia Lower
California; for Mazatian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
FoRECLosE ON GOTH ST. HOUSE

The Union Theological Seminary has
started suit against J. Harper Poor to
foreclose two mortgages on the latters
residence at 80 East Sixty ninth street. II
Is five story dwelling. on lot o5xIOOb
just west of Madison avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
BrOux Salesr0Om.
lat s.os THIRD AVENUE ]


by Joseph p. Day.
QUARRY RID, 2olo. .. 2oi.s Oak Tree pl
2ssxg5. 1x263x sty dwlg-J II Car
penter ct al. exrs. agt W q Muillgan ct al.
due. elSsAoi; taxes. re. Nsi.to; to the
ARTHUR Az. isis -: 'isi.ii i;sth co.
l7.sxl0o. Q sly tenmt-J Carpenter ct
81. exrs agt VIM MulliEan ct al: due
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
NEGOTIATED DRIrTwooD SALE.

7. j. S. Flint was the broker in the sale
OF Driftwood. the former home OF Henry
Siegel. at Orienta Point, Mamaroneck,
n. T.. to Nathan Straus. Jr. After ex-
tensive alterations to the property Mr.
S.raus expects TO make /, his summer resi-.
dence