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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SITE FOR BRONX HOSPITAL.
City Takes Option On az Acres II
Edenwala section.

wy AAes VUuOa On az acres ~
Edemwa1a section.
AZ a site for a hospital for contagious
diseases the city has obtained an option
from the Seton Falls Realty Company
on a plot Of 32.3 acres OF land in the
Edenwald section Of The Bronx, just south
Of the Mount Vernon city line. DR.. A. N.
0oldwater, head Of the Department of
Health. IL strongly advocating the acquir-
Ing OF the property, aud 1t was stated
yesterday that the deal In likely to be
contaminated Congressman Jefferson NJ
Levy is interested In the owning COM
pany.
The property which II In planned to take
Is bounded by East 233d street Seton
avenue, Platt avenue. Eden Terrace and
DE Reimer avenue. 1t In not developed
though the Typographical map of The
Bronx provides that Monticello, Hill and
Murdoch avenues shall pass through t.
Hattlesnake Creek now passes through the
southerly end Of the tract. The New
York. westchester and Boston Railroad
Is but two blocks east Of the property.
The site for the hospital was selected
because OF the present undeveloped condi.
ton OF tho ncighborhood. but the plan ID
not without opponents. surrounding prop.
erty owners being the chief objectors. Z,
was first thought to locate the hospfta,
further south. but the high cost Of land
and the serious objection Of residents In
built up neighborhoods caused a chang,
In favor Of the Edenwald property. The
larger area also In favored for the reason
that II will be possible to erect many
low buildings instead OF n few high ones.
Congressman Levy owned the property
outright until year ago. when he sold
II to the present owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BUYSMANY BRONX !
SUBWAY CORNERS
American Real Estate Co. Takes
Over Plots Along White
Plains Ave. Line.
pYCKMAN BLOCK RESOLD
9th Avenue Plot May Be I'M
proved With Flats-Heights
Corner to Builders.

The American Real Estate Company
announced yesterday that II Is the buyer
whose activities along White Plains ave-
nue. In The Bronx have caused considerable
comment recently. Not only are they
the purchasers Of almost all Of the plots
reported sold recently near proposed sta
tons on the White Plains avenue SUBJ
way extension. but they have purchased
several corners near stations which have
not yet been mentioned.
This company has nov acquired by
purchase for cash and for investment
purposes the following properties: South
ives, corner Of White Plains and Allerton
avenues, q plot fronting ISL feet on each
avenue: northeast corner Of Burke and
White Plains avenue, plot 75x100:
southeast corner Of East 21sth street and
White Plains avenue, q plot ss.l6xS0;
northwest corner OF East 226th street
and White Plains avenue. q plot 60xi0o |;
uortheas. corner Of East 233d street and
White Plains avenue. . plot ii4x1o0. and
an interior plot adjacent to the northwest
,orner OF Nereid and White Plains ave-
uues, 41x13S.
At all these corners will be located
stations OF tno WuNo kiAinb ~Nehuo "a
tension Of tho existing subway. The
properties were acquired through WILL
hanson 4 Bryan as brokers. who also
we're the brokers In the sale to the Amer
lean Real Estate Company Of the north
east corner OF Westchester avenue and
Castle Hill avenue. plot 21x1s5. at
which point a station OF the southern
boulevard and westchester avenue ex-
t.nsion OF the Lexington avenue sub
way IL TO DO located.
The American Real Estate Company
haa also purchased q plot on the south
eide OF Westcheeter avenue near Pelham
Bay Park, A0xS5. adjacent to the terminal
station Of the Westchester avenue extern
zion Of the subway. The same Company
mas also purchased a plot 50x100 at the
northeast corner Of Jerome avenue and
East 1890 street. at which point a sta
ton OF the jerome avenue extension OF
the Lexington avenue subway Is to be
located
II 10 also announced that the American
Real Estate Company has purchased q
property fronting the entire block on the
east side Of East l74th street from Hoe
avenue to Boston road. at which point is
row located q station Of the present sub
way. J. Clarence Davies was the broker
IN the last three transactions. The total
amount Of these purchases Is approx.
nAtely $500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
DYCKMAN BLOCK REsOLD.

Resale was announced yesterday by
John y. GoldinG Of the block front on the
VEG. side Of Ninth avenue between 2llth
and 2l2th streets The names OF buyer
and seller are not made public, but
Il is understood that a builder takes the
property for Improvement with fats. 1t
is the second sale of the property this
month. Mr.. Golding having sold II
o. few days ago for Wesley Waite to
syndicate, which now makes a quick
front. There are about twelve lots In
the plot, which fronts 1910 feet on Ninth
avenue and $50 feet on each street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased for
term OF years to the Kaufman shoe Cor
poration the ground floor at log East
Fourteenth street. The corporation will
open a branch establishment there.
J. q. White & Co. have leased the store
114-1Is Park Row to the Hanover Lunch
Company for term OF years at an ag
gregate rental Of $4,000: also leased a
loft at $685. Warren street TO the United
States Auto Battery Company.
Rice & Hill have leased the store and
basement at 3 West Forty-second street
formerly occupied by William @. White
to John Forsythe for n term OF years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
CHURCH MAY SELL GOTH ST. FLAT

Supreme Court Justice Blur gave per-
mission yesterday to the Roman Catholic
church Of ST. Gregory to sell the fve
story brick md stone apartment house at
ll< Yves, Ninetieth street for $30.750, sub
isct 10 q mortgage of $4,000. The prop
e1y WAS purchased as a site for church.
but the congregation found more suit
able site elsewhere. The property Is no
longer needed and the petition says that
II held by the church many necessary re-
pairs must be made because of Tenement
House Department violations. Tho church
corporation 10 unable to handle the prop
erty 40 an to get ahe best income. the
petition said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SOUTH STREET LOFT BUYER.

The owners Building Company. Samuel
A. Herzog president. In the buyer Of tho
eight story warehouse at - and So South
street, the sale of which by the Downing
Realty Company was reported yesterday
In THE Sun. In part payment Mr.. Her
zog gave two properties at Belle Haven.
Conn.,. which he acquired u short time
ago from Frederick Aver. Tho South
street structure. which Ia leased for a
long term OF years to c. c. Hamilton
q Co. was held by tho selling company
at 100000. The Connecticut property
was valued at s125.000. I. Kats and
Charles Field Griffen 4 Co. negotiated the
transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.

rf ,ssA,. 1870 ass.. !. ns s: .aa vi Victor
Baar; atty, o Co. i7e Bwsy,. $4,000
Fulton IS as Sa..sa st. s1s sss,ssi ion Ju 81,
.. iso.-chs. + and n Louise Nae,h n.s
sT5s isis. :. lie * W ia. il n "
IS TO beg Feb s. i.ismL' ..;H, p ssIl
sAsE k' rSsRGh1 s.
HkA x g az S':'.r ;..s kia.ssiid:: ,sH
g. h%T.r,Se g si s'a.a 70 ss.n ~,
Ki tSth iii 's xv' iss..ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York aas Ne~
England. fair to-day ssa ts-0er-
rowi moderate ana variable vvanAs.
rOr New Jersey. fair to-day and 90
morrow. not much change IN Temperature
light west winds
For western New YORK, fair to-day ana
tomorrow; moderate southwest winds
NEW YORK. Feb Fine storm noted
In the east Gulf on Wednesday was appsr-.
emily central on the Carolina csast yes
terday aud was attended ny rain in the
south Atlantic states
Throughout all other parts Of the coun
try the pressure was high with principal
centres over the ohio and lower Missis-
sippi valleys and over thy northern plateas
states
II was colder In the northern plateau
~nd extreme Northwestern ststss and IN
tho soThesstern States. with frsexins
weather reaching northern Florida and
southern Louisiana
In practically all other parts Of the
country IT was warmer especially In the
northeastern quarter Of the country.
Rain snow fell at scattered points
on the eastern Rocky Mountain slope Aal
generally fair weather prevailed elsewhere
In this city the day was fair; warmer
and above freezing during the day. wind
fresh northwest to west; average humidity
rs per cent. barometer. corrected TO read
3o.ei
The temperature in this city yest< rday. 40
recorded nv the ofrcial thermometer. IL shoWn
t a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
HEIGHTS APARTMENT SITE.

Herman 4 MinskofY. builders. have pur-
chased from the Lawyers Realty Company
The southeast corner Of Fort Washington
avenue and i7sth street, a plot of about
i've lots fronting 90 feet on the ave-
uue and 1876 feet on l79th street. A high
lass apartment house will be erected on
the site The sellers OF the plot
purchased Il only two weeks ago from
Charles NJ. Rosenthal. The southerly half
If the block front OF which II forms
part was purchased recently by the First
church OF Christ. Scientist, as site for
a One edifcc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BROOKLYN DWELLING SOLD.

The George F. Pcken Construction
Company has sold 1917 Slxty-third street.
Mapleton Park. q ono family detached
s'ucco house. on plot 30x10o. to a Mr..
Jacob for $1,000. This II the fifth house
sold OF a row recently acquired by this
ernpany. They are situated on the line
o. the new Fourth avenue subway. Brook
lyn
b J. Sforsa has sold for William f.
Baldwin the plot, 40xl00. on the north
.ids OF sixty-frst street, $40 feet west Of
Fifteenth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

Realty Co, owner and contractor 10
<STH ST I'll w-Fieisohman Bros agt
<5th Street Realty Co owner and contrnc :
,sTH 'sr,, .ss.as w-KnickI.rbockeST A AGau
ciator 90 aHt sadie bonwit, owner Wal
9TH Az. &et-5<--crooke Heating & Ventil-
ating Co, Inc. sgt v 4 II Burton.
contractor .-.............,...... $3.50 30
BPouA.
PROSPECT Az. st-Charles j Mechling
agt John Doe. owner. Roscnf-ld 4 Hahn,
IsiST ST corner Belmont av 10 Sx
100 q--west Farms Ccmenting Go, luc,
aEt Crownhil Construction Co owner and
contractor "Reminiscences. ... 1870
IsOTH ST. 81? E--,;lobe Sash 4 Door Co
aY, DAurIa Construction Co. owner and
contractor Observation-Disclosures. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

WASHINGTON Feb. 2s--rhe transpsr,
Prairis. tender ronopah and suemas!see
D-l DE- DIS Ell and E-2 have arrived a.
p.n.aro!a. tug T-cums-h y, Norfolk rus
osceoia at Key Yves, aud collier Celtic ~
Guantanamo.
The cruiser Maryland has sailed from SAP
Di.so for Mare Island, destroyer Standisl
hom Annapolis tor Baltimore. tho aus
Pntuxsnt from Port au Prince for Gusp
tanamo battleships Louisiana, New HaMp
shirs, Kansas and Michigan from .Guscaps,
yabo Raw for ses exercises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BIJOu THEATRE CHANGES.

The Bijou Theatre at 1887 and 1899
Broadway, running through the block to
SOC and 5ot Sixth avenue. II to have a
mated cost Of s., 900. Paul w. Warburg
il the owner c. T. Brown 10 the archi-
tect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SITE FOR BRONX FLATS SOLD.

AvENUE-H. Brill has sold
the triangular shaped plot at the south
vest corner Of Stebbins avenue and
Chisholm street, having frontages
Of 20 feet on the avenue and ~ feet
on the street. with irregular rear lines
Tho buyer 10 said 10 be builder. who
will improve the site with An apart
ment house.
ARTHUR AVENUE.--Michael Scanlon
has sold tho 1--WE story apartment house
AZ the southeast corner Of lS?d street
and Arthur avenue, on plot s2x2sx
irregular, to Elizabeth ]. Goppoldt for
investment The house was acquired
few months ago by Mr.. Scanlon in
exchange for New jersey property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.

Messimer & Carreau. Inc. newly or
ganized real estate firm. have opened Of
fees at 101 Park avenue. o. w. Messimer.
formerly Of Ewing. Bacon & Henry. il
president; John NJ. Toncey. vice presi-
dent: Cyrille Carreau Jr.. secretary and
treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
MINIATURE LOFT BUILDING.
To he Erected On Canal street On
Triangular Lot.

Plans have been filed by George r. Pei
ham. architect, for n small triangular
building on the north side OF Canal street.
1914 feet west OF Chrystie street. II Is
to he two stories high and used as a store
and loft, having frontage OF 1ss feet
and running to point In tho rear. being
1873 feet on one side and 1876 feet on
the other, bernard Cohen Ii the owner
and the cost has been estimated at 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

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N.;,le kernel ct al 20 yss9s K.rnsrh 8,
ION s'., na'r,: .oDp',m"n -, ose
SUFFOLK ST, 127, W y 2bx1oo-Wooi
Blunibers to Bowery ssv Bank. las Bow
ssry' wep - c. a'ys' ~ 400
TIioMPsoN ST. sss-ssI. . s. Go1ss.-Pietro
Psrnieisrc % Giuseppe Dc LENA ,os sui;
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sonso, io; t,h q. 10 Y. ,sssss,Jos Bsu.
g. . yr ss' 's g; ATTY. Hugo Conn Il
~ -. s APPROXIMATIONS
'~s'' OF f"'" i;o,S stsp 'o"r'ee"'" ~"'
u,c,,o~. .y in',n a., ., -,,.o.
Hol:,e!n ,Cons, CO to Ma: kohre. iiS W
aEa Eco ~ pr s m,s ,soSo' cue c. SSr
III e.. go. 40. OOS
9TH Az: ~ - 10th a.; S S.sS ,an
AZ: IL cry N q wall e. aas pee II,
W. T. g val 80. ... Zoo:
SANE pRQpERTYLtiwSSc "xn, fse's A,,s ana
my Sr n,ts sass ooc 5Us IAN 70. f pi7'
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Us saving .S ssnh s,, sos N M.rr sv Icc
,,FG Ta sr .,t 81 j; lid. MA; N.t e. 600 90
as' pr mtg sia.coo' d.. a. per BOND: atty 1
Y; BAKE. ). N.'; so1 :! ,s,,s;SS0o
Jossnb K.Iiv 10 Aiice "a ryosnch Nsnha.-
act n Fsb 2S. an, as pep bond at,y.
PINK ~ Ssa ,,ioo' iu.rrarb A
r,t,ha... a.. ~. az p1h.r,r
~ s . % !. ~ -
% ia pwsy" " wy Sss 600
w.. s,a.
(west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
18th ST, ia W. 2lbxss9-John Dunno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
HARLEM DWELLING RENTED.

Goodwin 4 Goodwin have rented for tho
estate OF Joseph ". Alexander the three
story and basement dwelling at l&3 West
120th street to \. j. Paterson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
OPERATORS BUY APARTMENT.

VEST 18TH sTREET-E. J. West has
sold to the Brown-Weiss Realities sos
and 5l0 West 17sth street, six story
elevator apartment house, known az
the Golden Rod. on plot 7bxs6. between
Amsterdam and Audubon avenues. The
buyers owned the property In 1910, hav-
ng bought II then from the builders.
II has been transferred twice since
then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
100000 IN NEW BRONX FLATS.

George +. Pelham. architect for Gross
man Brothers and Rosenbaum. owners.
has filed plans in The Bronx for three
five story brick tenement houses 76x7o
and 7sx6s on the south side Of 1891
street fronf Stebbins avenue to Rogers
place at a total cost OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

Rroome ~. 2SSs7G. Apr IS. Ieii-Geo
Hossler to chas l. Borck. 10 farh
Row ........-. -. .....-. 80. INV"
BROADWAY. 37o. $. IS Franklin st.
runs i50x ASK lSox 20 to beg.
Jan 20. lsil-wslstein : Reade TO Flea
nor Jay Chapman, VIM jay ct a.: Attys,
Jay Gambler. q Wall st,.,,,' '.ioo'ooo
SUFFOLK ST. l27. 2bNloV. Apr ~.
iss2-Chas Meter to Augusta l. Jones
attys Cadwalader. W q Taft. 40 Wall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In MAN.
haitian and The BrOnx.
lat II vEsEy STREET.

SAD ST Pas ". s. 100 I'd av. ?Sxsss:
sty tnmt-Exrs sale. estate of Annie y
Mathews, deceased, to Margaret Cold,
ssTa sT, ass, sis v. ~. iss, ? 81 az;
E fsrss and Murphy PITY ''Ss' parfy 'a' 10
Sss ale. Ms q s%rs a
J Hermann, party In intsr.s. 800
LExiSGT3So AZ az sSir.vo, :s siG hnos sS.a
soTH ST: 81 " n = 100 columbia. av;
dssTiGCs y E,e ay,s-voi sale ks ifcoo
LG e%TS re \ ~ s... W.. .s't. SIN v =
2,.s.st, ! sly dwIssmw, " SHARPE az,
'TH 81, ana .r. s sha "a ssd r: e: ssmt
VIM Goldstone sEt Bernard seymann ct ali;
due. SAs22.7l: taxes. &c, i.sses; sub 20
5 pr mtss assrssat'ns $4,000; 70 tx Tx
,.gp ~ iis:ist w. ,ioo;.. IN ~.
sIsxssli .,, :,y tnms.,Ea 1nnS any,, LIE
sass.sc: to the piaintia SIS. 900
..rn ST. s,s sy T. Henry a. ~ sF's' ia av ss,s.s
sly tnmt and str and a'sty rear tnmtI-
su. W si;s rs; s at ".Hsy i5Sss sn
lat ssos THIRD AVENUE
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
dwigs-M v Diamond agt Nj e Baldwin
sub 70 mtg q $500; to the Rll.in.iT 5000
aaIxiS0s 2 sty dwig-Tax Lien Co OF N Y
AT Rogers at al; due, Sl.i7S.S5; tsxes
&C, $500; 70 william Gerard. ...%S.iid
by Joseph =. Day.
John ST, cor BOVINE st. l23,1IS0l.G "a
Eastchester Bay -x--x2aS.t, city Island
Henry Guion ct al agt NJ Farley ct al
due, t5.sSs.ss; taxes. &C. 'i'i7sss: to n.
.,PT1.Mip ". SCI ~ 500 " Martha av
25xioo. 0 sty dwiG-wm Bssmsn az
&c, Si270s; to the plaintiff. 49,. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
III. B. 4 4. o. Crystal, Inc, Manhattan;
capital, 5000; directors. Himan 8. Crystal,
'' Henry ysmsrscn security Corporation. Men
haitian: capital, $1,000; directors. Benjamin
Cohen. Joshua l. CowSn and A. Ioyt Lazy.
Joseph ziiii Inc. s,on.; capital. 5000
George b. MsndsI Bronx.
Fio Realty Corporation. Bronx; capital.
and Morris nsrkowits, New York city.
s.siisr Ess.sy csmHssy Inc; nrS s.si'.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

9TH ps .sS s Pes g. ieit 'hy bond f'9 9ssf
ST NICHOLAS Az, e cor lgoth st--Con-
solidated Chandelier Co Ast leoth - Hold %
ing co ct al. Feb 2b. isi%, $3.50
BSonS.
WEBSTER AN, cor lT3d st 6Oss6--
Gustav Ernst Agt Realty Corporation ct
al Feb ~, slt,........,,......... sl,0l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
STORES IN HARLEM DWELLING.

The four story dwelling at 151 Lenox
avenue is to be made over at an est-
mated cost Of $1,000. to provide for n
store and a studio for the estate Of Cor
nelia Il. Kip. Abraham Berries Is the archi-
teCt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
BUYs GLEN COVE ACRES.

T. 8. willard q Co. have sold for Henry
Coles to Winslow D. Pierce about four
AGrss fronting on the Frost Pond road at
Glen Cove. L. l.. and adjoining the prop
'rty recently sold by the Same brokers to
SIR. PisycA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE MANA

MINIATURE Al MANA. g. -
sun Use. ,S2 sun sc,s SO Moon ,e~ ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAy.
Sandy ns .as Gov. island e,ss Hell Gate. no
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Bk sOi Gov Island $40 Nell Gate SO
Arrived-TIIr RSDAY. February "a
: koenig Albert. \. NJ. Brc men. February ~.
= Noordsn. 1880 =. N. Wednesday. Rotsrs
dam February -
s. Etonan II IL p. NJ, Antwerp February
50 Claromont. $3.50 I, NJ. Gibraltar, rebru-'
AIRY
s. Verona. / p NJ. Palermo. February rs.
ruary &.
IS Arcadian 30 7 NJ Bermuda Febru.
AIRY -
IS oromva. y VI. Anura. February
81 Prink August Wilhelm. 10 20 j. n. Wednee.
day, Santiago. February ~
Sstonus. New orleans. February ~
s. pawu.e. Pfiiadenhis, February 20
=. Huron Jacksonville. February 20.
:. Madison. Norfolk February s.
- washinst oman. Philadelphia. FebruasN q
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRk
- Jhmpania. nj Liverpool.
IS PRINCESS Irene. at Algters
81 prinr Friedrich Wilhelm. al Bremen
IS Taormina. at Genoa.
IS Italia, at Gibraltar.
81 Gar. at Libau
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So -. Paul from Queenstown.
81 Kaiscrin auguste Victoria. from Hamburg.
IS Mexico. from Vera Cruz
s. Caribbean, from Bermuda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
Army snd Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2s,-T'his army or
der was issued
First Lieut.. N. Lawton. Philippine Scouts.
from treat ment general hospital Hot
Springs Ark. TO Manila, p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
With name and addsess OF owner And
address party OF second part)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth St.
' ssns. ser,.4ii's.is,s.ii.s1En Ems pi sSas:
m mS s SCOTS c ssn :: g. St ais; aSnn; sSs:
cITHiHhiNr r SLY. Is, $. cor water !.
Observation-Disclosures nSyin' L,;, ,S 10
I,.. simmons IUS, e ~ s,,y i' %.
LupIso 5Sy' sr ~ ss' "n :. ssssis.d.o Hc..sr
ssd S,eh s.s !s e .s,y. K k,., 70 II;
cRASb sr. So. cor Thompson =. :,
Herman ysp.Is:r. 80 Grand st FEB e, ~
Es Hms;o s J.S sa s.a is:7f .os ' sr.y
81 liens. Feb 2: at'ys Weinberg Bros;
BANK r 81. al. i.,;.i i;h st and %
bldg Corp to Lia.ie worth, stt Rutland
I'd; Bkiyn Feb IL; attys Watson II
,s hSG E 81. ~ sos,ss,.oiia:.ppess
E m,.s ,i nnscS'S all s.. Fso ~ VINES" .s
Brsnde 4 Weber, sts Bwsy. ....... 800
East side.
east Of Fifth .y; o, between Fourteenth and
10TH ST. si,-is F. ,s,, sc s,,ss, 'R p.r,s
coIpn isi 3 ii.t 4, !: an liens. fsss q 3,
pHHk Az cor 7s,b AZ io.. axsHAsron
huiidins Go to Msris DE " J.sup. isi
M.ai:on ~, .,. m,s. $4,000 Feb s'' 49,, ~
AvBSUE 4. nv cor si.t ct. 2ssso-Anni..
~. s:% S,SsT ,ssoU k NS5r: .,,s 30
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