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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
100000 POWER PLANT.
Newark station VIII he Among
Largest In the World.

NEWARK. n. j.. June ?o-A power
station that will be the largest OF its kind
In New Jersey and one OF the largest
power plants In the United States will be
erected by the Public Service Electric
Company at Point-ro-Point on the Pas
sale River. about 1000 feet north OF the
Plank road. Preliminary work for the
construction OF the plant has already been
started.
According TO present plans the ultimate
capacity of the plant will be 10000 ki1o-
watts, or the equivalent OF about 200. 900
horsepower. Tho site covers an area Of
about sixteen acres. While the company
does not contemplate building the plant
20 capacity At once something like ST.
100000 will be spent within a year on IL
and the station will be so designed that
II can lie enlarged to meet the demand OF
future growth The plant will be known
as the E.sex station, as It will take care
of the business In Essex county. In its
finished state the building will be s66 by
2SJ feet, but the intention Is TO get along
with structure 36G by 1854 feet until
such time as an addition shall be neces-
sary.
There will be n turbine engine room. a
boiler house and switch house Two
turbines of $4,000 kllowatt capacity each
will be installed Space will be provided
Tor eight boilers. although only four will
be set up. 1t Is expected that the plan,
will be In operation next summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
HENNESSYs TO SELL MORE.
Estates Improved Property In Man.
haitian to Go At Auction.

Four highly improved properties owned
by the Hem ssy estate. whose holdings
Of vacant land In The Bronx recently
were sold out, will be offered at auction
next Thursday nj the Vesey street sales
room by Joseph Z. Day. They will be
sold at partition sale The principal
property Is the southwest corner of. Eigh-
tenth street and Fourth avenue, nine
story loft building with store on plot
42x7s.7. Another parcel IL 2i3 Fourth
avenue, n five story brick loft building
whh restaurant on the first floor. The
plot Is 2bxl15 This plot Is surrounded
by the Germania Life Insurance Build
ing and the Clarendon Building. with
this plot will be sold an undivided quar-
ter Interest TO a strip OF land l0x13l. To-
Gated on the north side Of Seventeenth
street lis feet east of Fourth avenue.
forming "a ct" with eta Fourth avenue
A third parcel to be sold IL 1919 Broad
way. adjoining the southwest corner Of
SINty- ninth street. two story brick
building with automobile salesroom on the
g'ound floor on plot 2S.l0Nl39 l0x irreg-
ular. The southeast corner OF Madison
avenue and Seventy eighth street and
four adjacent parcels. known as 1909 to
1908 Madison avenue and ~ East Sew
eniy-eighfh street, are to be sold as one
parcel. There are four four story and
basement brick and brownstone dwellings
OH plot 2.2xIo0xirregular.
At public auction sale Mr.. Day will
offer on the same day 1901 Madison ave-
nue., four story and basement brown
stone private dwelling on "A lot 20X39.
The heirs OF the estate hay arranged to
loan 20 per cent. of the purchase price
on mortgage for three years nj per
cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
WANT NEW BOULEVARD.
Forest IIjii and Highland Park
Roadway Advocated.

Tho Chamber Of Commerce OF the Bor-
Ough ct queens has authorized its Dor.
ough planning c.u'W.t.,, To- appear II IN,
public hearing hsiUr. the Board ~ EST
mate on June - and favor thu ,Xton.
sion OF tho rOIdN connecting Flores,
Park wi;h Highland Park su as 20 give
continuous parkway on the crest o.
the hills connecting Bruokly u and Queens
This road mili be known as the Inie-.
borough Parkway. highland boulevard
is continuation ~ Eastern Parkway 20
Brooklyn. Tn proposed extension will
carry this boulevard from Highland
Parkway through Cypress Bills C.mater,
connecting directly with the Queens Bou
leNard.
The ,g.Ut.nr for Inc boulevard W..
started ten years ago. ana lu 1905 q b.H
was passed 10y the stat, Legislature 90.
thorzirg the city Of New Sorl; ~ rui
roadvsy $50 feet wide through u. GENE.
terry. The matter was not pushed how.
ever until recently
1t II proposed by the city planning
committee OF the Board Of Estimate 70
place 80 per cent. n the cos, Of ihs Tn
nrovement upon th" entire c.ty and tn
other 30 per cent to be paid 10y the Dor
oughs of Brooklyn and Queens In a pro
portion 20 he decided upon later,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

The Gienham, seven story apart
ment house at 1926 Broadway, has been
resold by the Henry Morsenthau Com
pany TO client Of Arnold Byrne and
Baumann. The house was taken by the
Morgenthau company together with the
Elba, n six story apartment at the
northeast corner OF Riverside Drive and
1890 street. early this month from Will
lam r. Burns In part payment for the
Columbus. the ten story elevator apart
ment house at the southeast corner of
Broadway and 10Th street, structure
which had been held in the market at
$3.50 900 The Glenham has been held
at 5000, 900. II 10 built on a plo, go feet
on Broadway and 100 feet deer. adjoin-
ing 90 foot building al the northeast
corner OF Broadway and Nlnety-ninth
street. The buyer takes the house as
Investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
EAST NEW YORK BUILDINGS
small Dwellings In How. =. m.
Erected Tbt. spmm.,

Small buildings again predo,n,r,...
new Brooklyn building Operation. ~,
week Thirty-seven two story dweii,rs.
are to be erected. one operation Iii.
for buildings that will cover a uhnia
block front and another for thirteen ST..
lures all on the one block 900 oNo
theatre and $4,000 factory bulld,ne W..
also among the plans filed. Auers,,a..
to a big cold storage warehouse pss. ~,
wallabout Market will require NJ, a.,
pendlture OF $4,000 The total ou,iay
for new structures amounts 10 ,2eq naa
and alterations OF sS4,35O bring tho to,ai
up to s4i7.35O.
The block front on the west side n,
Chester avenue between Clara and "a.
hama streets Will be improved with tsr
two story dwellings at a cost OF sos 6oo
by i. w Wilton. on the south cid. q,
Sunnyside avenue near Hendrix street
Frank Richards will build twelve ,ro
story dwellings at cost OF '37,5oo and
William c. Winters one 10 cost 81 $40
These Developments are IN the Eas, Non
York section.
Six two story dwellings will be erected
at cost OF 5000 by John J. Kilcour,s
on the south side of Carroll stree, e0n
feet east Of Nostrand avenue, in the Eas,
ern Parkway section.
The Autonbel Realty Company is 70
erect one story brick theatre At
cost of $4,000 on the east side Of Fla,
bush avenue thirty feet north u Dean
street. Oh n plot 40N75 feet
The southeast corner Of Liberty and
Locust avenues Is TO be improved los IN.
Nitagraph Company with e four story
brick factory building, 90 occupy q rot
6l3xl99 feet. which viii cost $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
FACTORIES AND TENEMENTs
Character of Much of the New Work
Planned for Queens.

Ma!ntain!iy' u weekly average Of more
than l2J new structures, building opera
lions In oaeens last week showed healthy
signs. There were 1877 applications tor
new buildings OF an estimated cost %
s406,J6l
Several factories are To he extended g.
accommodate Increased business. Two
units will ne added 70 the main plant o'
Steinway & Sons plano factory NJ Rlke'
and Ninth avenues, Long Island city.
and the New York ana Queens Electric
Light and Power Company will erect
large substat on IT Van Wyck avenn"
and Carl street Jamaica.
The Mathews Building Company fled
plans for six three story tercmerts or
Eleventh avenue south OF Grand ave
nue. Mt COS, OF S3j 900. Anna q. peu
Eel will erect four story brick tonemeniS
on William street east OF Wilbur avenue.
Long Island city. at S?S,0o0 each. Az
gust Bauer will erect three S'nfy brl'k
tenements on Woodhine stree east o'
Cypress avenue. Ridcowood, and you.
story tenements adjoining At a cost OF
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
GARDEN CITY HOUSE SALES.
layers Found for several New
Costly Dwellings.

Cage u. Tarbell has sold to James W.
Hobbs OF New York the new brick New
Eng and Colonial home recently com.
ple,ed from plans by Alfred Busssll on
a plot lOOxl5O. on the south side OF ST.
James street, South and adjoining the
park west Of the Clinton road station a.
Garden CITY. MI Hobbs will occupy the
place. To Garret Busch OF Hempst, ad.
l.. l., has been sold the house erected
recently by Wesley G. Bush. formerly
Superintt nden, OF Buildings In Brooklyn.
on plot io0xi5O. at the north, asst cornet
of Washington avenue and Garden street /;
TO Robert H. Forester the Dutch Colonial
house on a plot i00xl50. on the east sid
OF Nassau Boulevard. between Salisbury
avenue and Chester avenue. Garden City
Estates. now under construction by tn.
Roberts ri rson Corporation. and to
James Wood Pogue. vice-president OF the
Sheldon School. the r sidence on the west
side OF Roxbury road. between Stewart
avenue and Stratford avenue, Garden City
Estates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
TO LICENSE LIFT OPERATORS.
safety First society TO Propose Ordi.
nance to Prevent Accidents.

II measure soon to be presented to
the Board of Aldermen is passed every
operator OF passenger elevators In Greater
New York will have to secure n license.
At meeting last week OF the committee
on buildings of the Safety First Society
this matter was discussed with "A view
of having such an ordinance established.
The ordinance would make II incumbent
on the owners OF all buildings having
passenger elevators 10 see that all op-
orators OF such passenger elevators are
licensed as required by the provision of
the ordinance. and providing a penalty
for permitting the running OF passenger
elevators by operators not duly licensed.
Cost of permits to operate elevators
Will In all probability be fixed In the
ordinance at 81 "a year Any owner or
owners OF buildings having passenger ele-
vators who permit the running OF such
elevators by any one without license
shall. according to the proISsed ordinance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
s2,5Oo,ooo NEWARK BUILDINGS.
Eight story Terminal Planned h,
Public Service COMPANY.
b u shape above the

NEWARK. n. j.. June 2o.-The new
building OF the Public Service Newark
Terminal Railway Company will be eight
stories in height constructed of brick.
steel and terra Gotta and faced with white
granite. The building will front from "a
to SO Park place and will extend to East
Park, Pine and North Canal streets. The
plans call for an expenditure OF $500. 900.
Thirty-three permits for new buildings
we're granted by Supt. William i.
ORourke during tho week. representing
an outlay OF over 100000. Jacob
Henockowltz took out permits for three
four story brick apartment houses to be
erected at i27 to 1873 Johnson avenue and
1879 to 1871 Blgelow street that will cost
$4,000. Peter Wolf was given permission
TO build four story brick apartment
house with stores at II. and 10 Lille
street that will cost 100000. Frank Nree-
land will spend sl3500 on three story
brick house with stores nj AIS Central
avenue and a sixteen family brick dwell
Ing will be built at $40 and 532 Central
avenue at a cost OF $4,000 by the William
Bley Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
BROOKLYN APARTMENT SITE.

Charles w Seltz, with G. =. Water
man. has sold the plot, i00xl00, at the
northwest corner Of Court and Pacific
streets, 20 George l. Beer. who will inn
prove II with apartments. The same
broker has sold a plot. i0Xl00, on Sulli-
van street 400 feet east ~ Bedford ave-
nuC. to Edith VI. Crawford.
Frank A. Seaver n Co have sold for the
John T.. Bradley Company the plots,
37xSe, ON the south side 81 Nnety-second
street, 1917 feet east OF Marine avenue,
and JOxs2 on the cast side Of Marine
avenue, 1is feet south OF Ninety second
street
James B. Fisher has sold the north
vest corner OF Berry and South Fifth
streets. plot about 75xiio. TO the
Gretsch Corporation. which will erect q
seven story addition 20 IT, modern CON
crete factory buildings This plot face:
the Brooklyn end OF the WILLIAMSBURG
Bridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
LARGE NEWARK PLOT SOLD.

The factory department OF Louis Schles-
niger, Inc, has sold for Schuyler B. Jack
son TO the Newark Foster Advertising
Company who also operate the Newa rk
BIZ Poster Company and the New Jer-
sey Sign Advertising Company. the va
cant plot bounded by New Jersey Railroad
avenue, King and Miller streets, Newark
". J., having = frontage on the avenue
Of lSl feet with depth Of 100 feet on
Miller street and 1875 feet on King street
Owing 10 the destruction by fire OF their
former building on Treat place the pur.
chasers were forced into temporary quar-
tiers on Lafayette street, at which latter
loca Ion they will remain until the conf
ple;!on OF n modern high class building
upon the newly acquired plot. which they
will occupy exclusively.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
CEDE MILES OF STREETS.

Several miles OF streets are to be given
TO the city Of New York by the residents
OF the Manhattan View section OF Col eye
Point for the purpose OF speeding public
improvements and also TO save the cost
OF condemnation proceedings.
improvements in the section were de
sired and under the existing law II was
impossible TO secure any improvements
until the streets were coded to the city
Officials OF the city have concluded that
the voluntary ceding OF property TO the
city gave the municipality clear title to
the streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
TENANTS ron CITY HOUSES.

Slawson g. Hobbs have rented for j. f,
Eyti; &c the four and half story Amer
lean basement dwelling Al 25S West End
avenue TO c. J. harrington for a term OF
Sears
'ease Gilman have leased for Lloyd
c. Grlsconl the four story and basement
house AZ III East Seventy-second street
70 Everett Colby Of orange, N j.
Jones sullivan has leased for Charles
'iasen to Eleanor V saunders the four
story dwelling ~ raj Weet FIFTY =eccnd
street
II. c. Senior Co have leased the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
SITE ron NEGRO CHURCH.

Negotiations have been concluded for
the purchase by the church extension
committee OF the Presbytery Of New York
OF the plot, 75x99ll. on the south side
OF i3Sth street. 200 feet west OF Lenox
avenue, from the Mary G. Pinkney es-
tate Tho site VIII be improved with a
church edlice. TO cost $4,000, for the
ST James Presbyterian Church, negro
congregation, which recently sold its
property on West Fifty-hrst street
through the Douglas Robinson. Charles
=. Brown Company. The latter Arm Is
also negotiating the present deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
PORT WASHINGTON BUYERS.

william VI. Ross Of Manhattan has pur-
chased from the Tuxhill Realty Conpany.
developers OF Beacon Hill at Port Wash.
lngton. q New England Colonial dwell
Ing valued ~ si2 600 Arthur W Keevil
and F.. w, Hamm have bought plots IN
III. eamn heNelonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

pay $40 "a day for each dav thu, -.
elevator may be run without "a I'm. VI,
operator The ordinance VIII also nra
slue tnat each applicant tor p.rm',
shali DO examined as to quaI0cati.,, w.,
nth IS to run an elevator. and .9 "''
one shall be permitted to opgrat, o., "'
senger elevator In any building n,i,,i
Greater New York withou, nrs, ,,, "''nn
the required examination '''Sns
Similar ordinances are low "a. an,
IN many other cities. and the co,,,,,i.,NI
on buildings after Investigating tb, ~,
uation here determined to have .i,rb vt,
ordinance introduced on behalf Of r,"
SAFETY First Society with view a.,
preventing any accidents due 10 neon,
potency or other causes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Louis Carrtau has leased the three story
building al the southeast corner OF Bowery
and First street to S. Spinelle for Ave
years.
Fease & Gilman have leased space In
S07 Fifth avenue to the Graphic Arts
Stud os Fritz w Relss, Jacob Asanger
and Alfred Basel.
Louis Becker Company has leased the
store st l945 Amsterdam. avenues, near
lj7th street, for a term OF years 10 Emau-
uel Klrst, who will conduct the Palace
Restaurant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Port Sage Corporation. Manhattan
capital, 10000; directors, Doretha s.
Warsawer, Brooklyn; Sadie Roth and
Helen o Zurich. New York city.
Harlem Industrial Corporation, New
York city capital, $4,000; direc: ors,
Louis Koshner, Isaac Diamond and
David Gomph, New York city.
Burkiand Building Corporation. Bronx
capital, $1,000 directors. Sophia Burk-
land. w. Burkland and S. Friedman, New
York city.
David huffman Company. BROOKLYN. ~
r.; capital. $1,000; directors, David Mt
man. Cora Nutman and Eva Camner
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Milton Construction Company, Brook
lyn; capital. $1,000; directors, Maurice
F. Miller, 10 Levy. Brooklyn, n. Y;
Leouora Shaffer. Glen Ridge. N. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
SOUTHAMPTON COTTAGE RENTAL.

AIblrt L. SGhcrrncrhom has rented
cottages at Southampton, l.. L. For
George II. Drew the Claridge on First
Neck Lane and Shinneoock road to A. w
). Cochrane; Tor George II. tordham on
Shinnecock road to Richard +. Howe ;
Tor H. :. Kirby tn Corners on First Neck
lane and OK Pasture road to Arthur
Coppcii, Tor William B iiatt on Shinne-
cock road to Nelson McStea Whitney !:
for Mrs y. Thnyer Robb Fast knowle on
First Neck lane ana Great Plains road
To Caleb w. Hammu,, ana Tor Mrs. Mary
A. Henderson on Herrick road to Luclus
Wlmerding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
NEW BnooKLyN rENEMENrs.

Levy & Bnlrd viii spend $40, 900 on a
four story brick tenement TO occupy "A
plot 25Xi00 feet on the south side OF
Dean street $50 feet west OF Third ave-
nue. and the Byod Realty Company three
three story brick tenements, each 2lxlOo
feet. at cost Of 22.500 on the north
side Of Flfty-sixth street 100 feet west
Of Third avenue. In the South Brooklyn
section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
Row Of High Class Apartments Planned to Replace
Dwellings Bedford Avenue Block Front Brooklyn

two Interior buildings containing four
apartments on flour \ large number
~ three and four room suites have
been planned 70 meet the requirements
Tor small families. Each apartment viii
have a large foyer and ample closet room
Tapestry brick and limestone will be used
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
NV Al VAN CORTLtNDT TER
RACE.

A. T. Handy has sold At Van Cort-
iandt Terrace. Yonkers, eight stucco cot
tages on the property, c. s. Reed Of New
York paying 1000 +. O. Brazier Of
Yonkers $4,000. VI. II. Suningshinc OF
Montreal. $1,000; T.. J Chaplin OF Chi
cago, $4,000 NJ Boice Of New York
ar 900. and Mr. Gerdes OF Chicago,
rs 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
OAKLAND pr.cH rLor SALE.

Two plots adjoining the we.tchester
Beach Club at Rye have been sold by
the Oakland Reach Realty Company TO
"a Mr. Taylor and a Mr.. Walker Of Port
Chester. The plots are the only on y
available for business purposes at Oak
land Reach. The new owners will erect
several buildings on the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
Steel and Concrete Bathing Pavilion at Long Beach
. Replaces Boardwalk Structure DESTROYED by Fire

Those who go TO Long Beach to swim
this summer will find new and larger
bathing pavilion which has been erected
In place OF the old one destroyed by
fire last fall. The new structure is in
many ways an Improvement on IN. old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

one. 1t Is built Of steel and concrete and
has accommodations for 5000 bathers II
Is on the site of the old house next to
the Hotel Nassau, with n large frontage
on the boardwalk.
One OF tho features OF the building IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

a swimming pool 90 feet ".u, anu o.
ZEE long at the centre OF '1r structure
with three balconies about IT. Tor Sp.s",
tors. ON the basement floor on a I''e'
with the beach is a restaurant "n" "a
freshmen space for bathcrs poHse
Morrison designed the building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

NEWARK, n. j.. Juno 2o.-The proposed
administration building OF the Board OF
Education which will he located at the
northeast corner OF washington and
Academy streets will cost 100000. II
started now the building would be ready
for the celebration in 1916 o. the anniver-
sary OF the founding Of Newark.
The building will be seven stories In
height and will house the present Fawcett
School OF Industrial Arts and perhaps a
girls Industrial school, with other special
educational features Tho plot on which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

In the facade and the entire row OF build
inss will De surmounted by a parapet wall
OF ornamental limestone and terra Gotta
The estimated cost OF the project is about
100000 The architect 10 James g.
Mahcr. and the owner 1. the Grant =
Kelley Realty Company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

The kelnar apartments planned for the
block front on Bedford avenue between
Linden boulevard and Marterse street,
Brooklyn, Will occupy a plot 165 feet front
and 30 feet deep. The houses are ar
ranged with two corner buildings contain
ing six apartments on each floor. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
buy nRIGUrwATER HOMES.

Tho 7 b. Ackerson Company reports
the following sales at Brlghtwaters, L. I:
two story cottage on Iliawltha drive.
on plot 3O0Nl4O, TO Mrs. Lunina Hcdden
an eight room semi BUNGALOW on Potter
boulevard and Wehsceple drive, on plot
100xi5O. to Arthur F. Collins OF Manhat-
tan, and a plot. 76xl5O, on Peters boue-
ward to Robert Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
ADDITION TO BRONX CHURCH.

A four story extension IL planned for
Trinity Congregation Church az the
northwest corner OF Washington avenue
and l76tn street The extension VIII cover
4 plot 50Xl00 and viii cost S75 900 10
produce according 70 plans for the I'm
provement made by Stoughton 4 Slough
ton The building viii bs used Tor a
school and parish house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
NEW BAcMELoR APARTMENTS.

The four story and basement tenement
a. 102 East Flfty-second street Ia 20 be
made over into bachelor apartment
house for the Montana Realty Company,
r. Clifford Potter president, as owner.
Rouse Goidstone are tho architects.
The cos has been estimated al $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
40 ACRES At RIvERuEAD SOLD.

The Windsor Realty Company. Harvey
q. Newlns president. has sold q tract OF
400 acres at Riverhcad, on the state high
way, overlooking peconic Bay, 70 a de-
Yoicpar. This Is the largest sale of acre
age in this vicinity for savera! years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
MT. VERNON DWELLING SOLD.

Mrs. ]. burst OF Manhattan has pur-
chased the residence OF Mrs, 7. r, Heyer-
dahl at SO Rich avenue. Chester Ill.,
Mount Vernon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
su.KEsrE,nE AVE. APARTMENT

The Duross Company has sold for May
Nj Morton 1880 Shakespeare avenue, run
ming through 10 Boscobel avenue, as site
for an apar mcnt house The Noperty
mas frontage Of 25 feet on Shakespeare
avenue and 80 feet on Boscobel avenue.
z. r. Thomas builder. r. the buyer. The
property has been owned by the seller
since 1870. The Bergen Realty Company
represented the seller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
ssru STREET DWELLING BUYER.

George s. Runk ia the purchaser Of the
dwelling at 32G West Eignty-eiGhth street,
sold recently by Sawson q Hobbs Tor
Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Bum Mr.. Runk Is said
20 have made the purchase FOR his daugh-
ter Mrs. william J. Hoffman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
OPERATOR buys IN BRONX.

WHITE PLAINS ROAD.-Nldx Marx has
purchased from the Crawford estate
the plot Of six lots on the west side
Of White Plains road, 200 feet south
OF Magenta street The property is
one block south Of Gun I'm road,