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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT DEAD
 AFTER AN ACTIVE CAREER
(By Wireless to The Pioneer

Bloomington Ill., June 7-Ada E. Stevenson former vice president the United States died here today after illness of eral months duration.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20

Choice fresh lamb, 35c ID,
 Iditarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20

Location Notices at Pioneer ofice
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20

After hard winter spent in automobile touring and sightseeing throughout Cali fornia, Bent T. James and Ed Anderson of Flat City returned from their wanderings last Saturday. They report that they en- joyed a splendid vacation, and certainly look it.
 Tom Shallow, director general of the Shallow Transportation Company, left last Wednesday with a pack train loaded with supplies for miners on Moore. MT. Shallow will personally conduct this expedition on the entire journey.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20

Mrs. T. A. Campbell formerly of Dis covery, Otter, after winters soJourn Tn the States returned to the camp last Sat urdav, and IS now located on Second street, this city, in the building formerly occupied by kemp's dry goods store, and has opened a fine stock of ladies' goods and dry goods, in the district call and examine.
 After enjoying the past winter on the Outside Mir and Mrs. Michael Maher re turned last Saturday, and are once more in command at the Iditarod hotel.
 Cyril Wood and family spent few days visiting friends on Flat creek during the past week.
 Bion A. Dodge assistant district attor- ney, arrived in Iditarod last Tuesday, being the first of the court officers to be in at tendance on the special July term of the district court, which convenes here on Mon day, July $.
 Adolph Miller, the Anvik merchant, has been in the city during the past week on business errand.
 Chnice fresh lamb 35c lb.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-06-20

Adolph Miller, the Anvik merchant, has been in the city during the past week on business errand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
CORNER AT PARK AVE.
AND seth ST. SOLD.
Apartment House Probably
VIII BE Erected on Shall
low Plot There.
INVESTOR BUYS UPTOWN
Takes over 158th Street Apart.
mcnt--John Miles Sells Big
Wcstchcstcr Holdings.

Tho ave buildings at the northeast
,.,c.r ~ Park avenue and Eighty-sixth
.,.oo, hav, been sold apparently for i'm
.-oyensnt with an apartment house. The
,.,csrtv is 1908 feet on Park avenue
"a "a feet on Eighty-s.xth street. Four
-, ,be buildings are brick and the other
,.,,ne Albert Fries. who 10 tho seller.
fused 10 discuss the transaction.
rtr,ueh his secretary he said a desl
"a been closed for his corner. but the
anne Of the buyer or the price he re-
,lved for the realty he would not d.
,,,,se II was said that he had received
49,; oO0 for the property. but brokers
,,,sr, on Park avenue values scoffed Al
,,Cb a lgure. Corners on Park avenue In
,hs Fiities can be had for s35 "A
quar- foot. so why pay $50 for Eighty
,,th street property? remarked one
,-oser 7, Is likely that Mr.. Fries got
GOOD price for the corner. as he Is
,-,cvn 10 have turned down hattering
,.s-s for the corner not long ago. The
too Rect adjoining on Eighty-sixth street
[. improved with a twelve story build
- erected by ke.tt y. Walker. who
boisht the property for the State Con-
.,uct,on Company, OF which he IL presi-
.s,,. from william II. Chesebrough In
february Of last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
MELVILLE E. STONE A WITNESS
Defends Character Of ElwYW 4. Mar.
RON In Natl Eraud Case.

Melville f Stone. general manager VI
the Associated Press. took the stand he
fore Judge Anderson In the United States
District Court yesterday as a chardcl-.
witness for Elwyn a. Barron. tho circular
writer for the Sterling DrO-nturr Coz.
puration.
Barton Is on trial with other otti,.a,.
" the sterling company for using TIE
nails 10 drfraud H. the sal. OF tie worth
less stock OF the oxford Linen Mills, Inc.
OF Brookfeld, Mass
Mr. Stone said that he had known Bar.
ron for thirty-nIne or forty years Wis
reputation for honesty and fair dealing,
he said had never been ouestioned. The
witness said he first met Barron In 1875.
when he. Stone. was managing editor OF
the Chicago Daily NetCs. Barron, he
said. worked for him two years and then
became dramatic critic on the Chicago
Inter Ocean
In regard 10 reputation" said Mr..
Stone, The stood "a high as any news
paper man In Chicago"
Thomas l., Chadbourne, chief counsel
for the Missouri Pacific. also testified ~
to Barrun's reputation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

rri,es l-st.rdsy, the market closed dull
inr Of he held 'rrni.rx Was sio~ One
"S SGsr IN ""a a a. IU . "r n. :"a
side avo,atlon was left at :se The market
,:s ~. G & stSs .... ':"si% r a.
80. u acc. ..eoll. ..u: IS, h,id extras.
asua.a. .nr.'.. q ~, stat. d.l,y. nn.s,.
:SusiS, nr.t. isuisSe. ,snl.s. current
s'.''. isr psseeki"Ss ,,'rs. s.,rr.n' ".As.
rnsrS,:"tf..t "hoi- milk s'ccs o,..n.A
ny .~tt,r ys.,-tday Than any Day asi,ns
or"...o".ny I. rn- 10, hrins,ns a uins
NOR frr.h dni.irs made ,',.i' .pprs,.nss
81. it,. ..,: 81" no, " i" .y. ,Es mrs .,Dss
nm h'sn end h,ld h'rn r-,c-. are; state
a .n;s IL rSs.,d . .Sf"s.4a:s
Tl 90" -s,ms hrdi .p,si"i, ;.n 'sc h.,i
;;llss M, i! r. r. e... " ""cs !. NO 70 -,
l.erra.tl. unl-r III. ca,i .th.ro were sale.
packed, A. a rul. ,t"rsr. p.rS.d -sS. taf
the r.o'er. viii n", bring above Gle. ~.
At :iHc E.-rvthlnE Indicates a higher
WIrkr' ,nr n.y. ',"r ,,. p".s.h 'i9 -,
starlse rs.k.d tr-t' sic regular psrA.d
aaa.yi. IN ,.,cS So0 n.nn.rS s"a,sn.
~ l::c rrowm nud u,iaei collars :oS
r-nne,--- and other good southern, s1ga.,
LINE l'ouLrEY,-'rn. mnrs., wsa rrm.,
OF and y""''g r"nsi.rs advanced 'sc. onS
ne cars &c, TrF. s a.. 49, ne H.th.
l.. lpNrt. fowls IHp Cos ro"si-'-. n'' n'l
y"s.s 49,, 49," ~. tGyh';,. mi,"4 h,"- 49,,
lEc, geese western AMI southern ..i. g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
DIVISION DECISIONS
List Handed Down Yesterday ~ the
First Department..

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Division.
First Department:
Joseph Switkes respondent vs. Tneodor
sues ,s somnanyi apre,sm 5udrmsn, and o.
filed
christina Co,hout. appellant. - May
order nled ''''''O'
Daniel Esak-nson. snr-,lan,. ~ Covering I
srmea v Tr rcs 81 "Slnsn 'I asaSn
dissenting Order MED
Hcdd-n Cons,rnction. COMPANY. appellant. 70
Juds ment affirmed With cosis with leave 20
plant'n to amend COMPLAINT. on payment Of
costs No opinion Order fled
In the Matter OF Rrnrystte schimock. de.
ceased Deere AFFIRMED with costs No opin'
ps ErSs sas' Goa. .ns t Com
Judgment and order affirmed with costs No
wssnos, Rank w Tru. S"mp. nypr a.:rnre
n Imds affirmed with costa No opinion
With Sos No onncs Order s 't ssa Alarmed
ns peIry scrssn Ma H,r,
costs No opinion Order nird '''' WV"
siS:.,sin i%p..Ssd ssssiis", "'' Judgment I a,
p H J.. dissenting ord.9 f assh'0" '"s'a"a"
Chsrlss lenna. an infant. Ac;. RESPONDENT. Va
affirmed with COSTS M opinio, Order nleI
People 81 rel City Of New York, rela!or,
defendsMs; Same. relator, vs same de.
iend.n!:: Same, relator. vs Same. defend,
aan,s: Sam. rels,or vs. same defendants:
sustained With No costs and disbursements 10
relsior and awards nnnuled on People 81 rel
order on notice.
Mary J. Cough. appellant. vs. F'res Pub.
fishing COMPANY. respondent, Judgment and
plaintiff 10 amend complaint on payment OF
costs No opinion Laughlin. j., dissenting
.Josephine D. RAIL- respondsnt. W. New York
Herald Company. sppsllam. Judgment and
order reversed and new trial ordered with
Nc ssivsissss 70 tsduNs vsrdia 10 saoSs; n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
sarIsFlED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF tenders at'v>
CANAL ST. = cor Mulberry At, 80 2yioo =,
c csss ! Rspsr%o'i ! h.%ior It 'Si'c.Ss
MAYFLowEk Az. ss being lot 81 msp
so IEsh e;:s'f s.asn To- tnsa
Hsiloek.. so7o Honeywell v or sss ,ds
w ;ss II .s.. i1'; IA:
Center Morichss /. i atty. r CO, ddo oS
,ia 1Mf' ST. 1850 r. 90 rask Jay,
stein 10 Lswrsncs Cohen; a,'S'' kr"ssoysssoo
ctrR Ri,f's 'e sy pw%S ssi
Ketcham av (Fi.lhs,on ri!, %, 1xlot ilxs,
xss.. being io; ils, map s'', property q
F,,P-1o.h and r0i s.si. lh ayS" "' 10 Sarah
A.iMSG r'. T., - h ~ ,"' nonssr. IVY ,sc
MS 81 Hs,u Ax SSly , Sa- Iu,ts @
cG": s.,s Ho 3 so Hs"".a g cedar = ssS
vy MaIls Az ' Ha%.s ; 20 h%s r. ~.
,,sAT Fs'T. - 49, !, sissSi lux ,. 4.
i s1da, i% un!on T. stisn: ATTY. "a. q 3
oIRPsssS ~ .S:is:.S a; Il: i$,,;::
Realty Go. iss Bway: atty. W PnnsiHsS
'';nD o. IT, ',;. I'll. issd 'tHn a.sS:n s!!.:s:
SANE PEoPEETy. Az, - ,sis1ss.%' az &
okAhSps 'fh osu!LEvARb AND coNcogRsE
.s;, ~. S d ss.s s. 'f;ssaI. ::a
e.. Aas sassAs ssssssssssss v2SVs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
ROCKAwAY COAST LEASES.

John r. Scott has rented for II. o
Havrmeyer FOR term OF years his house
At Hewlett. l.. l.. recently occupied by f
c. Potter. Jr.. to Frank !. Worrall OF
Frederick Butterfeid 4 Co.
Arthur F. Tomlnson 4 Co. have rented
1t Far Rocksway to A. J. Mour's the
cottage at 6 Neptune Court. and to Louis
Brooks a cottage on Loretta place also
leased at Edgemere for Sins Il. Everett
20 ]. F. Hild-hrand cottage at the cor
ner OF Ocesn and Edgemere avenues
The Lewis H. May Company has leased
NJ Far Rockaway for Sadie Demme 4
"ottase on Roanoke avenue to Ernes,
Isaac: the Naples cottage on Crescent
street to Henry Lipschutx; the Haber-
man cottage at Frederick Court 10
\sher Hickman: for Mary l. McGoey the
rraymore to Manuel Oppenheim for Ber-
nard Fee n cottage at Wavecrest 70
Charles NJ. Dim!n. and for the Vase
Realty Company cottage on Union
street to J. Frank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
LIS PESIbENS.
Manhattan.

LEMON Az. $. 7tii iAsd ct, boxss-
Chas Young ct al agt Samuel Parnass
ct al foreclosure OF mortyase); atty, A
Richie
CLINTON FL. n s. sss7 " Broadway. gSx
---Georgotte Brown agt Carl setscLSS9 81,
al foreclosure OF two moftgRseD. .uys
CadwaIad,r. Wickershnm n TAFT
CLINTON PLp n sss5.7 broadway. tsx
s3 llama | Marks ct al ACT Maurice
Rosr ct al ,for, closure Of mortsageI .
attys wells Snel.h.r,
ESSEX ST 81 to ss--Stats Bank agt Abra-
ham Kososrr ct Al tforeoIosure Of mort.
Eagel; ATTY. Kohn,
WEST BROADWAY, - y spring 81.
6lAlOO--7S Life Tns Co aEt Mary FITS
gerald 1T al tfnr- ulosurs OF nortsA
attys q W Hubh-u
s&TU ST. IS. nm " al Az 6sxlo2e-
Elise II Bohsuny sGt Anna or Anne volpe
tamended foreclosure OF mortEase>: atty.
II Llppod
Mary j Mondorf GRt Arthur Often ct al
foreclosure Of morty-g): atty. W
Glare.
iiiTH ST. 100 and II, ". ana willis Az.
sTs-D.niamin Lvutrei agt Charlotte 4
Van Householder ct al tafn-nded pHrti-
tom. attys. wilder, Even n Patterson
hroWH.
IBID ST, cor Morris av. 7bxloo-Nary
u Gerard agt Michael santanEclo ct al
foreclosure OF morisaSe)' attyx Bowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
EXPRESS COMPANY FILES PLANS
Place. - Record ~ story Buildinx
-Heisht Asitatios the Motive.

The American Express Company placed
on file yesterday plans for a thirty tive
story building for its property at 60 and
90 Broadway. The cost la estimated AT
Sl,s00.000. but the structure may never
he built. II 10 one OF many tail structures
that have been placed on record since
agitation to limit the height OF buildings
in this city was started some time arc
With plans for the Improvement OF the
express company's property with tall
building on record limitation measures
would not be operative against this prop.
erty. The plans were filed by Renwlck
Asplnwail & Tucker. They cali for a
building OF granite and terra Gotta facade
1919 fest wide and 2Os feet deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
THIRD AVENUE. BRONX. SALE.

THIRD ANENUE-W A. De Baum has
sold for Anne r. whitney 2562 Third
avenue. q five story building. on lot
.'lIl04X irregular. adjoining the
southeast corner of I39th street. The
purchaser is John ". Blackman Jr.
TIFFANY STREET.--Richard Dickson
has 81 4 for Max MlnZeshelmer l0N
tiffany street. three family house, on
70, .aNlo0 The purchaser is the Tax
PAYERS Realty Company. Philip Wat.
's0terg president.
WHITE PLAINS AvENUE.-John Goer.
zen has seld for Isaac NJ. Wilxin the
pot foyisst irregular on the west side
q Waite Plains avenue, EOS feet south
o. NerCid venue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
MECHANICS l.lENh.
Manhattan,

GREENE at. s?i--iouis Marks agt Geo n
:, humann owner; Fraad Contracting CO,
PARK hV Is. whole front bet isth and
SOth sta 200>b0-uro r Root Co agt N Y
John E L,ndevn q Co. sub contract tor
John Pierce Co. coatractur W 0ly %
Az, ., so n of Stat g..
Bon irr-g to bis, s,--pavis Drown. Inc.
agt tiammernt-in Opera Co. owner Oscar
Hhmm-rst.in, contractor, .,,.-. V,AN ~
ACADEMY ST cor VermilyeS av. 25xlo0
-Picken Contracting Gu agt Warren y
Johnston, owner and contractor. et3i J:
9TH ST. i2i w-Architects Builders Co
agt James Hebron, owner; Frank Roley.
lsTTH ST. q 10 20 W-tks orsenbaun, sst
Sender Jarmuiowsky. owner: Jacob
STH Nv sss and s7O.-standard Paint Co
sgi Drelcer Realty Co. owner; AoYia I
Weiss. contractor. ,,...''... .V2llsS
8renI.
KIN0sBRID0E RID. sl2i-Peer'ess Heater
co sgt Francis W Pollock. owner; Thomas
II Mcguire, contractor ...,,.....,.,V0s
SANE PROPERTy-Niagara Radiator .
Boiler Co agt Mary Maloney. owner; and
BOSTON e sb :" MA. i.1iA 81, iasss
las i-HoiIsnd Machine Co Ast wsissassr
Amusement Construction co, owner and
,os%Sru,F FisiiLow Nv, 'iiis ':nd iiioHJoS. =
Mason sgt Friedman = Rshinowits ewnsr;
Fort Masonry Constructors Co. eeutrac.
tes .e.'ssss'ss's''... communities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
BIG WHITE PLAINS DEALS.

Nelson Ehrhart has sold for John
Niles az White Plains to a Rochester
syndicate the Tod Building. on the block
,ront between Mamaroneck avenue and
Court street on MARITIME avenue. 257 feet
'ront and IA feet deep; also the Miles
Building. on Court street opposite the
.;ur' house. on plot 50xiO0. a hve story
Once structure, and the Marion Building
ocAted on The block front from Court 10
Grand street. having a 2O2 foot frontage
aud being 100 and so feet deem. The
'h'ee properties were sold at $3.50. 900.
with these SALES and that Of the eighty
y. acr's recently to K Il. Dula, Mr..
Ies has sold OF property valued Vt
nearly 100000 since February /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
-hsrtsred at Albany yesterday:
Teer Realty Company. Inc, Manhattan;
apltsl $4,000: directors. Julia Bnchrah
sanjer PsrtexeAs and i.uac Rosenstock New
York city.
"a pital $4,000. directors, Maurice Kaufman
sophia Kaufman. Brooklyn: william Mlnsky,
Melton Realty Corporation. Manhattan,
capital $1,000 directors, julia Roth
samuel Randsi and Jossph NJ Hersborg'
Phoebe Realty Corporation, Bronx cnpl.
,ai ~ 900; directors winifred Mccarthy.
lanes O Mccarthy and Della MrGuiness,
New York city.
sikors Realty Cooperation. Long is IL q
sikors, Antonio sikors and Henry r. Bru.
nett Long Island city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
RESTRICTIONS IN COURT AGAIN
sests Church Trustees say Moray
Hitl Csvenaats Permit A,svt~e.t..


controversy between the trustees Of the
south Church, which own the property
~ the southeast corner OF Madison ave-
nue. ana Thirty-eighth street, and the
Madison Avenue Building Company, to
wnien the church has been expecting TO
sell the property, was carried to the Su-
preme Court yesterday for determination
cry 10 30 affected BY the Murray Hill re-
strictions made in iSl7 as to render the
ute unmarketable for the purpose Of
ovssoine an apartment house.
FACTS submitted to the court, as agreed
on by both parties to the action. are that
on June ~ last the church got permits.
sion from the court to sell Its property.
occupied for church purposes since 1880,
TO Edward A. Hannah. for S535, 900. OF
whieh 100000 was to be taken on a
mortgage. Hannah paid $1,000 down and
transferred the agreement OF sale to the
Madison Avenue Building Company. The
agreement recited that the property was
eight story apartment house to he OF
quality equal to or better than that OF
an apartment house In course OF con-
struct!on at the northwest corner OF Mad
ison avenue and Sixty-eighth street. and
that the sale was contingent upon the
Murray Hin restriction being held not to
prohibit the erection of such an apartment
house on the property.
When the plaintiff rendered the deed
to the church property last August the de-
PENDANT declined TO accept Il on the ground
that the Murray Hin restriction covering
the property prevented the construction
OF an apartment house as proposed, since
all the remaining land In the block Is
occupied by one family houses. The pain.
tin and defendant take opposite views OF
the question as to whether the restriction
bars an apartment house on the Madison
avenue corner and whether a suit by
neighboring property owners to prevent
the erection Of an apartment house would
succeed.
The courst 10 asked to decide the cues.
ton. and II the decision Is In favor OF
the plaintiff the defendant will accept the
deed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
MRS. urwITT nuys A block.

M's Pr''r Cooper Hewitt has become
ne -"r"r ~ one of the valuable block
"'s IN lower Harlem. She took title
ssrr'ar from J Sergeant Cram. as ex-
"-''' a' Ihs estate OF Henry a. Cram.
vacant plot occupying the west side
y 'y~ 5."ct'on of Lenox avenue and
81 .N.". '.a avenue from Cathedral Park
'si Too ''n street. The plot fronts 1875
;" .H . pt'kway, $40 feet on nth
.."' about li5 feet on Lenox and ST
,'.'fs rLu's, and has rear line Of
M. 70. According 10 the considera.
.t 20 he transfer Mrs. Hewitt
1900 for the plot The Cram
'H.. ned the plot since 1871.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
Rt'rrT PROPERTY BUYERS.

,. .- b. .wpnt Realty Company &c
''. ~ Harris) Is the buyer Of
1r1rue, reported sold yes
''F Tile beaumont company owns
H. the block front down 20
''0'h street and now has q
Ply" .'g' of 1000 feet on Park ave-
..-H On Elghty-seventh street.
- .'-eu2woig IL the purchaser OF
.' .s'uuo, recently reported sold
&C.. go s'lrgcr.
li.Nc is the purchaser Of the
,,s ..'l aplrtment house at $50 and
e. .nlot street, sold by the Benen.
"a Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
SUES ron COMMISSIONS.

The failure Of negotiations by which the
st. Regis Court, at 1876 Broadway. was
to be exchanged for coal lands In Ohio
owned by the Symmes Creek Coal Com
pany. Ii disclosed In "A suit for commits.
sions hlcd in the Supreme Court yester.
day by Henry NJ. WE'LL. WE'LL says that
the defendants. Joseph @. Russell and
William Brown. engaged him to sell or
exchange coal lands worth $4,000 and
that he Induced Herbert r. Limburg.
owner OF the 81. Regis Court. to exchange
the property, which is valued at s375.0 900
and Ia mortgaged for S25O.O00 II Is al.
.eged that the defendants agreed to pay
The difference between the value OF their
land and the equity In the st. Regis Court
but that after the deal had been arranged
they refused to carry II out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
LEASES IN MANY QUARTERS.
Jewish Daily News" Takes Gear.
ters-Con merciai Houses Msviss.

Arthur Lndau Of sos Fifth avenue IN /.
taken lease on the store at 500 Fifth
avenue, adjoining the northwest corner Of
fort, second street. for q term OF ysars
After alterations are completed he will
open up an establishment for millinery.
Pease & Gilman have leased for term
OF Years the store at ~ Nassau street "
f. N. smouha, also space at l23 Liberty
street to d. c. Smith.
Spear Co. have rented the store,
basement and sub basement In l98 and
It0 Greene street to Joseph Rubin q Son !:
Tor Robert Colgate 4 Co. the NTH loft
In IS Great Jones street TO A. B. c.
Raincoat Company the second loft In
~ to IS West Houston street to Mirabls
Wilson: Tor Brooke a Oeorser the first
ioft In lt6 and les West Twenty eighth
street to Louis Salsoers.
NJ. NJ Hayward 4 Co. have leased the
store at 2ls West Tooth street to Ludwig
Einhorn for laundry. They have Also
leased to Jacob Pepper the store At
III West Tooth street to be used a. .
tailoring establishment.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
and others have leased to the JsUtsh
Daily Neps the six story building At II
and ~ Bowery. for a term Of years at an
aggregate rental OF $4,000.
Samuel u. Martin has leased the build
ings at $3.50 Columbus avenue to
George +. Anderson for fve years
J. d. English has leased to Chin Name
Tor a term OF years the upper part Of 1871
broadway for use as an Oriental reBtAu-
rant; also to r.. Raven Rosenbaum and
Hobart Henly the upper part OF 100 West
Forty-seventtf street.
Malcolm &C. Smith Co. have leased
for long term of years to the Goets
silk Company at It2 Fifth avenue. the
second floor In the Cameron Building
northeast corner Of Thirty fourth street
and Madison avenue, for use ~ ofiices
and salesrooms.
Nelson 4 Lee have leased for q term
OF years the John street storv In the
building NJ the southeast corner Of Broad.
way and John street. to the Bennett
Manufacturing Company. retailers Of
watches and Jewelry. at ITS Broadway.
The Duross Company has leased the
NTH and eighth lofts In IS and SO West
Twenty first street to the Maloney Com
pany
George r. Read Co. have rented the
third floor In 27-2s Pine street to the
stock exchange firm OF Gilbert Elliott 4
Co for q term OF years.
Shaw a Co have leased the store !
West 125th street to the John F. Murphy
Company.
A. ~ G.tterman has leased for Mark
Rafalsky 4 Co. the store at the north
west corner Of Broadway and Eighty
ninth street for term of Year, 20
Pope a Chapman. drugg SITS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
sCARsDALE HOME RENTALS.

The estate OF Prof. w. r. Brewster
II Columbia University. In the Green
lcres tract OF the Scarsdale estates AT
Hsrtsdale. has been leased by the West
hester Land Exchange to q. c. Powell
or the season. The residence comprises
fourteen rooms snd occupies several acres
II ground. The westchester exchange
as leased to II. s. Fisher for three years
he Sage residence, occupying a Ave acre
'ract on Fen.more road. adjoining the
Watt estate at Scarsdale. The house 10
" the Colonial type OF architecture and
'ontains sixteen rooms and four baths
also the residence OF Mrs. Grace Caskey.
IN Ridgeview avenue In the Ridgeview
.ract OF the Scarsdsle estates, to j. A.
5trasser. and an English hollow tile house
n Gilmore Court. Scarsdale estates. to
W. J. Coward. who has purchased = plot
in the neighborhood on which he 10 plan
ming to build later.
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eH'>ors ~ aaD ST. BUILDING.

n, The rbr story building at ~ to ~
".l TH, 'y-thlrd street, running through
80 ana ~ West Twenty fourth street,
pH TO he vacated by the George e.
.N company. furniture makerA for
~" No site and IL to be altered into
~ '' light manufacturing. according
y. e"'' nled Yesterday by Henry J.
r.urn'@rg The building At 20 WeSt
am fourth street win he taken down
49,, rebuilt to conform with the main
nn .s The estate OF william G. 6cher-
s. ,rhorn IS the owner. The changes are
samalsd 20 cost $4,000
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TRADING ~ BROOKLYN.

' The Buckley 4 Horton Company has
.9l l3i Hooper street, between Lee and
Marcy avenues. for the white estate 20
ErgC.man. This ls "A three story and
easement brownstone front dwelling. on
o, .o1l00
TIE Warner Arms Corporation Of
BfooNyn mas purcha the factory at SO
respect street formerly occupied by the
robn Arms Company OF Norwich. Conn.
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NEW BRONX PICTURE THEATRES

Gross 4 Kleinberger filed plans In Tho
Bronx for a one story brick n'rolette
'2sxI0O. on the west side of Webster
avenue l4s feet south Of fs9th street for
he Yorktown Realty Company. Milton N
Silverman. president. at a cost OF $4,000
and for an open air moving picture the
atre 57sxlO0 on the west side ~ wch
ster aver.ue l4s feet south OF lr9,h street
FOR the same owner AT a cost OF $4,000.
w Del Gaud'o filed plans for one
story store and shop bo~7ss. on the west
side Of Arthur avenue. 277 feet north o.
18Th street, for Anna Defo at a cost OF
$1,000.