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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
WADES TO DEATH IN PARK.
Negroes DisrObes First by Edge of
the Lake.

Children playing around the big lake
on the western side OF Central Park
early last evening saw well dressed
negro woman throw off her hat as she
walked around the lake, Then she thr.w
ono garment after another aside until she
stood forth In a union suit, She was
opposite Seventy sixth street when she
discarded that and began to walk into
the lake.
The screams OF the children brought
Frank A. HARDWOOD of 239 Central Park
West The woman's head only was above
the water when he shouted for help, Pa
trolmen Crosby. Darling and Grosbcrger
brought tho woman out unconscious. An
ambulance from Polytechnic Hosp tai was
summoned, but after working over her
for half an hour Or. Tobn decided she
was dead.
Mrs. Caroline Neumcycr ended her lIfc
yesterday afternoon by hanging herself
with rope In the bathroom OF her HON,
at sac East Seventy fourth street lI'r
husband, Joseph IL an invalid and wh"u
he had been alone for m hour, and h-
daughter Carrie. who IL II, came IN w.
told her to look FOR her mother, The
child opened the bathroom door and saw
her mother hanging before her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Picken Court on the Drive Resold--.Plot
on Lexington Ave. Near 57th St.
Traded for Bronx Flats

take UP the matter Of opening a restaurant
In that part of the town. They are now
negotiating with representatives of Vincent
Aston for space in IA building which he
will erect Mt the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Ninety-fifth street in place
of the theatre which was to have been
built for Il. +. Keith. The deal il well ad-
vanced. 1t IL said that the restaurateurs.
who are tenants of Mr.. Aston in the
Putnam Building on Broadway from Forty
third to Forty-fourih street. will take most
of the space In the building to be erected.
The uptown property Is 154.7 feet along
Broadway and III feet on Ninety-fifth
street.
Last June Mr.. Aston hlcd with the
Building Department through Charles A.
Plat architect plans for a one story fire.
proof theatre. which 1t was estimated would
cost about $4,000. These plans were not
approved by the Building Department for
some reason or other. Building Of a
! theatre was then given up. Excavation
work went on. however. up to about two
weeks ago. when It was stopped
Upper Broadway has developed into a
big amusement centre. Many theatres
have been built from the Nineties up to
10th street In the last three or four years
They are moving picture and vaudo willie
show houses constructed along lines Of frs,
class theatres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
TO PROTECT BORROWERS.
New Law Affecting Mortgage saves
Recording Taxes.

Gov Glynn has signed n bill affecting
borrowers on real estate, which provides
that mortgages on the expiration OF
mortgages must assign tn IN to others II
that Is the desire of the owner Of prop
law, II Mr. Smith owns property on
which he has borrowed from a title COM
pany and. on the mortgage falling due
the title company refuses to extend or
renew II. he can 60 to another company.
get them to take the mortgage and. by
paying the amount to the original lender.
have the mortgage assigned to the second
company The idea of this is to save
recording taxes to the borrower and TO
protect him from other costs. This is the
wording OF the measure:
Whenever a mortgage upon real prop
erty shall be due and payable the mort
gage or the owner and holder OF the
mortgage shall execute and deliver TO any
person or persons. or corporation. named
by the owner OF the land upon which the
same N lien. an assignment OF the
mortgage. duly executed. which may. by
its terms. be without recourse to the as
signor in any event, and discharge such
to the assignee: provided a demand has
been made OF the holder of the mort
gage by the owner Of the land upon which
the same Is a lien for such assignment,
in lieu OF a certificate Of discharge OF the
same. and the full amount of principal
| and interest due on the mortgage and the
usual fee for drawing the assignment is
rendered or paid"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
NEW COMPANY on sTu AVENUE.

The Gallery La Mode. a newly formed
corporation which will deals in womens
apparel. has taken lease of the four
story building at 3oS Fifth avenue.
between Thirty-irst and Thirty-second
streets. recently vacated by Jacques
Krakauer. Mr. krakauer. proprietor of the
Grande Maison de Blanc. has moved into
his new building at 53s and $40 Fifth
avenue He has leased the old property
for only two years, with a privilege Of
renewal.
The H. NJ Well Company has leased
the store in 443 Seventh avenue to
| Diedrich Scheffer the store in 254 West
Thirty-fourth street to John Pappas: also
space in 25i West Thirty-fourth street to
the Ozias National Selling Company.
Thomas +. Dempsey Fowler Bros.
| have leased to John +. Haase Co. the
store at the northeast corner OF Park
| avenue and l25th street for ten years at
a gross rental OF 100000.
Louis Schrag has leased the eighth loft
in 130-132 West Twenty-first street to
J. Simpson for n term OF years.
The New York Realty Owners Andrew
s. Bronnell, president have leased the
| fifth floor OF 299 Madison Aavenue Build
ing. corner of Forty-first street.
The NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
from the plans the twelfth floor In 3l-3i
East Thrty-frst street to Herzog
Maher.
The Gotham Waist Company has
leased the sixth story containing abou,
10. 900 square feet. at 37-43 West TWEEN
ty-sixth street for five years.
Pease & Gilman have leased in the
Strand Theatre Building northwest corner
OF Broadway and Forty seventh street
the store directly south OF the entrance
to Charles Wiener through Cross 4
Brown. agents. The lease Is for lone
term OF years. and the lessee will. after
alterations. open q tailoring establish
MOI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. cloudy to-
day, fair and warmer Tomorrow
fresh north winds. becoming varia.
ble.
For New Jersey fair and cooler to-day;
fair and warmer in the interlor to morrow
moderate north winds. becoming variable.
For northern New England. local SHOWS
or rains to-day. colder In east portion:
strong north winds. probably moderate gale
In eastern Maine; fair and warmer In west
portion.
For southern New England. cloudy and
colder to- day. fresh to strong north winds;
fair and warmer in the Interior tomorrow.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day, warmer In west portion: partly cloudy
and warmer tomorrow: moderate to fresh
shifting winds.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-An area OF de-
preston covered the Atlantic states the
lower lake regions and the Allegheny dis.
tricts yesterday from centres over the
middle Atlantic and New England States
! and rain fell from Virginia northward over
New England.
ridge OF high pressure extended from
the upper lake regions southwark over the
Mississippi Valley and Texas and the pres
sure was also high over tho north Pacific
section. but low elsewhere west OF the
| central valleys with centres In the extreme
Southwest and over ASSN boia.
There were a few showers In the North
! west; elsewhere the weather west OF the
! Atlantic States was generally fair.
| II was much colder In northern New York.
I middle and upper Mississippi valleys. and
| freezing weather covered the country from
Lake Erie westward Into Minnesota and
Iowa.
II II was warmer IN the Northwest
II In this city the dsv showery. little
change in temperature; wind. fresh south
east. average humidity. ~ per cent
barometer. corrected 70 read to Sea level.
at ) A NJ. ?e.7l: r. NJ, 2sbs
The tcmperat ure In this city Yesterday. AZ
recorded by the orfcial thermometer. Ia shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
c. II. KEEP LEAs- DWELLING.

Charles II. Keep. president OF the CO.
lumbia -Knickerbocker Trust Company.
has leased for a term of years the resi-
dence Of Mrs Mary Rlodgett, at East
Sixty-second street. william y. May &
Co. who negotiated this lease. also rented
for Joseph b. Dickson the five story
American basement dwelling at 3s East
Thirty ninth street TO Walter F. Gurnee,
also the dwelling at las East Seventy
fourth street. to Dir. William n Brad
shaw. ami the dwelling. LAG East Seventy
first street. for David A Clarkson TO DR..
Baldwin Mann for three years.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Howard Page to Francis L. Dodge the
dwelling at ~, East Thirty-ninth street
and for the Moore estate to Charles T.
Forbes the dwelling at IS East Thlrtieth
street.
Louis Schrag has leased for Irene NJ
Thomas the dwelling Mt 24+ West TWEEN
ty-tirst street to Susan and Kate Misner
for a term OF years.
J. p. Il T.. J. Murray have leased the
dwelling at ass Pleasant avenue to A.
Cripple.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
LONG LEASE or BRONX PLOT.

Henry NJ. WE'LL has leased from John
r. Slattery. son of the late New York
contractor, now a resident OF Paris.
France, plot of three and half lots
on the north side OF 173d street between
Carter and Anthony avenues for period
Of ninety-nine years. Mr. Well would not
say what rent he will pay for the plot
but he said II Is an exceptional figure
whether low or high he would not say,
The plot will be improved with n five
story apartment house similar to those on
the opposite side of the block. About
SIS 900 will be spent In its construction
Mr.. WE'LL also leased from Mr. Slattery
the property at 3i3 and 345 East l36tf
street plot 42Xl00 for similar pc
riod. This plot will be improved with a
garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
PADDED RENTS TO SELL HOUSE.
Now Must Pay e15.10S to Buyer for
Loss OF Expected Income.

A jury in the Supreme Court that
heard a suit for damages. brought by
Michael r. Loughman against Brown
Bros. Inc, builders Of apartment
houses. because Of alleged fraud in the
sale Of the twelve story apartment house
at 166 West Seventy-second street, has
returned verdict Of 3l5.195 for Lough-
man. The facts brought out in the trial
disclosed that Loughman bought the
property for S617,5O0 on representations
that the forty-eight apartments in the
house rented for $6o.0O0a year. whereas
Loughman could collect only $4,000
after he got the property.
The plaintiff contended that before he
bought the house the tenants got re-
ceipts for more rent than they paid and
that the receipts had been padded to
aid in selling the house The defendant
disclaimed any fraud. but the jury
found that the plaintiffs damage be-
cause of loss of expected rents was
s15,195.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The Irons.


ny Joseph l.. Day,
MANHATTAS Az, W cor lObth ri, ~ *
H. 3 sty dwlg--H II Greene ct al agt l. y
over ct all partition, TO the def, nd .
cAaTTHARiNE ST. ta.S5, $. Is,a n Monroe
storesNRobert McGlli sgt Jacob Morrison
ct al. due. saii273; taxes SC, sl0lss6;
sub to two pr mtgcs aggrcsatinF $50 900;
10 tho plaintiff for $4,000 over prior liens
AMSTERDAM Az, lilA. = cor 3Oth nj,
~ lixioox irr'g. sly t'nmt ard stores
and .ty rear t"nm'-Harlem savings
ii2Ss taxes. Sc saOss So. Wi hdrawn
ny J. II, Mayors.
18TH ST, io7 Il, =. ilb Park Az ;hx
gali, sty tenrnt and stores--Lizzie Van
noskcrck Hst Abr Gabriel 81 al. due VII,
3ol rs. tnyes g.. f2si aS. adjourned sine die
lat 32os TtiRD AvENuEl
ny Joseph =. bay.
CROrOSA Az, lb7', p, lYls lI'th a.
il sypO 6sl7 syeSs, 2 sty owls Trustees
81 tn" Northern pispcnsnty ast Mary
Rsndrup iudlN and oNtN. 81 al due. ~
OF IS taxe.., So. 80 90 ihc Glaln,ln 81 1of
~ VI Norgsnthau Ir. Company
CLINTON Az, 1879. y, - l7sth 1t. 2h'
| 100, . sv dwlH WIN Fink AIT Cody
due, f2sisos, taxes. sc. ta7'' =. ~,
| plaintiff .....,..,,....'....'. 'H''o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21

These navy orders were issued
can, " ~ Gumcr To- command tHr South
bakptl , - -, &c.,,
minaud OF the brrhtm 10 Office OF Na\"'
Intelligence, Wp't|NE' "h m
lieutenant -CoWmlndr \ w Johnson;
from ot',D, NavAi Intelligence TO command
'I.iru,,ntni Commander + \. Freeman.
from the rittshurg to IN" South Dakota a.
Il"u,,nant -Commsud,r l. . Woods from
tho ,1.oiIdo to thr south Dakota 's raNi
gator ,.., 49,
ruur.,, IN c~ thu South Dakota.
Lou, = II common. from the Piitshurg
Lieut. T. + CHOW from linton Iron Works.
san Francisco to seattle Construction aud
pry po,~ company aud command OF the
I.ieu' n y. .iIushcs and Ersigns q "
Nr..'. .tri n " littls from the Wyoming
To ~, pA,!rc rrsrrN" feet
EnNFrs " g. Ftus ami ! / Nlo'-on
fr,u fn. rl"shgrE 60 ~" south nhlNt
Er-Isus " : Nass j. Fhurs'uu
nul ~ " uostorl from TN" ktu~'. -
tn, r,rlrr reserve nro'
Er.Isr y " pu'ngpar' non, 'h' Rhode
I.,,rI to ~, rlc'0' rrsars" ncrt
surgeon y " Wrhh from 'h' racino -.
ae-ve nr.t - ~" sou'h h,hois
Surgeon " Nnru, from ne PW'shura
, 20 tho south hlhHt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
INTEREST IN WEST END SALE.

That the bankruptcy sale of the famous
Hollywood Hotel and cottages, which
takes place Thursday at West End ~ u,
il attracting widespread interest Is In
Dictated by the large number oil applica-
lions for catalogues and maps received NJ
tho office of the trustee. Carl f. Trulock
of 217 Broadway. These applications
come from all classes OF people includ-
ing prominent business and real estate
men and vast army OF homeseekers
and investors Arrangements for pur-
chase mortgage money can be made nj the
time OF the sale. which will start Ut II
NJ. with Charles Shongood. auctionecr,
in charge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
Rehm to Jennie c Merz, 500 ElsmeTre p

Rehm to Jennie Merz. 500 Elsmere pl
Apl Is yrs. 5is {; atty. { l. hallock,
HUNTS POINT Az. :, Ite II Lafayette a.
two lots. each 6ixl0O-Baronet Rtaliy 6"
TO city Mtge Co Is wall -. ApI 20 De
mand y c. atty, snow. y WAL
,,i slsS POI Xr av = SIS 'i.ifayetts Az.
80 sNlO0-Same to same. ApI 20 d.nhuu
p c. atty. + A Snow. u Wal - o'ooV
HUNTS POINT Az, >, tbb n lttHFflie Az.
l5ssx3Os Same to Hunts Point con
struction Co. pr mtye Sass. 600, Apl 20. !
yr. y c. atty. NJ W.chsl"f' ~ a,oo6o
81 .............. - S'V w
SAME PROPERTY-Same TO same. ~ mtgr'
$4,000. Apl 20. ". G ,attN,
i+sD ST. $ s. 100 " Clifton av. 5oSloo,-
Anna Schoettle to Dollar savings blnk
csOs Sd aV. Apl 20. due June l. lel', a
pc: attys. Lexow. NJ e. W........,,f2 'V9u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
LIS PENDFNS.
Manhattan.

zap ST. lo2 E--Chas W DAYTON at Cor
delta N Eimhall ct al tfor-cloa OF mtg-l :.
atty C w Dayton.
MANHATTAN Az. lli-Albany say Bank
art Edgar Construction 60 ct al toreclos
OF mtge); a,'ys' Tracey Cooper Towns
s7TM ST, co We R,ser 4 Co ast Vic.
tor,ne Carmody ct al faction to foreclos
mechanic's licn); atty l. Rosenberg.
18TH ST. WIN + Donnelly agt VIM
W Mclaughlin ct al tpar'itioh): atty i
NADfSON Av nv cor 65th 81, 100 Jx22-.
Greenwich Saw Bank agt Helene q
Hosch ct al (foreclos Of two mtgesl; atty.
\ Sands
pATUGATE AV, l7b7v-Cnrrie westerneld
agt Kate Whithread ct al toreclos OF
m,rei; atty, e Rabell,
18TH st, e cor Franklin av' sbxloo-
Martha A Garrison agt James Martin
ct al Cforeclos Of mtse); atty, A South
,oTW Nv. IS % at, fsxli4-Fanny II
Gardner AIT William II Grill ct al fore
clos Of mtge); atty, Allen Sabine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
PuILA. FIRM IN COLLEGE POINT.

A Philadelphia firm OF art metal manu-
facturers has leased the Harsh brewery
property In College Point from the Cen
trail Brewing Company for five years
through Robert T.. Prendergast OF Man
haitian. The Harsh property comprises
the block between Second and Third
avenues, Tenth and Eleventh streets. The
company takes In addition the southeast
and northeast corners OF Eleventh street
and Third avenue The lcssees Will EN-.
ploy about sixty men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21

After an ownership of only three
months Charles NJ. Rosenthal has resold
pcken Court. ten story apartment
house at the south corner Of Riverside
Drive and 14sth street. Calder. Mas
soft q Lanning negotiated the sale. the
buyer being an investing customer of
their Office. The building occupies plot
fronting 9e.1l feet on the Drive and 100
feet on l4Sth street IL was built by
The George l.. Picken Construction Com
Many in the last half OF 1912 at cost
or s35O.0Oo. exclusive OF land. 1t has
accommodations for fifty families.
Mr.. Rosenthal bought the house from
the builders in January for a stated con-
alteration OF s525,000 subject to mort
gage for $4,000. He gave In part pay
mcnt seventeen stucco dwellings I'm the
Mspleton Park section Of Brooklyn. The
pr,ce obtained on the resale was not an
nounced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
SIXTY FIfth Avenue Realty Company, Brook
Ivn' ca pital iil 600 directors q Collins.
Dwight l.. Hewitt. Brooklyn. Thomas II.
NEesnyick m small Company. BROOKLYN,
capi,aI ,a.5oo; directors, Fenwick Il, small,
Sea Gin y. Y. william +. A. kitt-lherger'
urooklvn and Morris Elias, The Bronx.
A. d. Construction COMPANY Brooklvn,
"a pitnl 81, 900; directors, 1sidore Ko"pp-l.
AKoeppci aud Moses s Koeppel. BROOKLYN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
BRONX APARTMENT REsOLD.

CHARLOTTE STREET-John J. Tully
has sold the northwest corner Of
Charlotte and l70th streets, Ave
story apartment on plot 37xl00.
This is the seventh house sold OF a row
OF sixteen recently purchased by Mr..
Tully.
JACKSON AVENUE-w. r. & ". T.
Brown, Inc, have sold for B. Epstein
1ll0 jackson avenue. a three story
brick two family house on lot 20 by SIS
10 DR. @. J. Petit for his own occupancy.
EAST ls5TH STREET.-George Ryder
has sold sse East l65th street. a three
family house. on lot lS.2x9l, between
Prospect and Stebbins avenues.
WEST l72D STREET.-WillIam c. Ar
mold has sold III West l72d street. a
three story two family house. on lot
cixse.l. between Jerome and Inwood
ayepties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
FACTORY NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.
Dwelling on A6th street TO lie Al
tered for Business.

Plans have been filed for making over
the four story dwelling at West Forty
sixth street into five story building for
light manufacturing and stores at a cost
OF $4,000. Lille G. Phpnix IL the owner.
Maynicke & Frank are the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
REL OWDED LEASES.
Man IA ATTAIN

.oTH ST. ..2 W. aIi-Da NJ Van Pra1E (
ano. .xrs Marcus Van fraag. 20 Jos stern.
iOS W 37th st. yrs from MAY J. ~
a,,y.. Levin a Rubin Beckman 5, $52
BROADWAY. lSts. rear II b a ID h-Emil
Voixht ano TO Princess Restaurant Inc.
is&5 Bwsy. from Apr !, lelt to sept *.
lsis atty; l. Boetzei s%S BwAy y ,, soo
ST o MAF * To- to Az rsrteiSasS + ano ia
Az 9. : ll-i2 yrs from May J. ''l'' -.n,o
list ST 1873 ". aii--Prestonia NJ Marin
Apr 10. 1914. ATTY Il h,rsS ~ S!,S , y,
,,sTu ST s.s and ss7 W. ai%s ann sa 'sy
Ter to Leopold Weiss. 2a?3 9Th av. 3 W
from oct l. 1913 .-.,'..;,,.,, -. ~
Corpn to Leopold weiss, ?323 7th ay. 3 yrs
sr rH0'" AZ. s'9 Isl ana iga sil-park J NJ
Guinness to Patk 4 Kellcher. 7ol 9Th aV,
q yrs from Oct /. 1914. atty 9 Forst,r
Az ID. !, store q t--Women Really 60 ~
Victor Cooper, 2 Az u, yr- from May !
1914; atty Louis Singer. k.tsseTr,'
sTH Av. 2sis. store & part bas rneut--l-to,
Loewenthal 10 Victor Stachnik. ~.
i5<th st yrs from MAY !. lsi+ 500
GRAND ST ssl. .tore--Re6e j God
smith 20 Benz Kohl. Union M y J yr'
from May !. 1914. address ga, sat Gran.
s7TH ST. sis Il, store & D--Jero,ao = Tor
van to Pasauale Mas,rangelo auo 2e' l.
9Th 9Th ST. !. Yrs ,rem Mar T. lsi ~,
Esther Kal!schor. 1873 " l.uth ~. 3 yr
from Dec |. 1915: atty. II y Brew
GO; i2Sth >, { Amst a.' a.....-..... -'
inser Realty 60 10 Goo sieeel 10, 5sd s.,
Bklyn, yrs from Apr |. 1874, ATTY, u
/ Sr Brew co. l2Sth ~ & Amst aN... $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Samuel williams and Edmund c. East
man, formerly of Dun & Conger. are now
connected with the Office Of Douglas l.,
Gilman X Co
Horace s Ely & Co. on May will
remove their uptown office from - West
Thirtieth street to 4ss Ftfth avenue pc
tween Forty first and Forty second streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
pRoOKLy> City CLUBS HOME.

The City Club of Brooklyn has decided
to lease the De Witt mansion at 1877
Remsen street. formerly the home OF the
late William c. he Witt. as the first
home OF the new organization. Although
no contract has been sighed as yet the
directors voted Saturday to rent the De
Witt house and the club will assume oc-
cupancy OF its new home on May l. The
De Witt mansion Is a large well equipped
residence. three stories in height stu
ated next door to the house recently pur-
chased by the Brooklyn Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21

The trial OF Inspector James II Gillen
formerly in command OF the old Ten
derloln, for not suppresS.ng Il sorderly
resorts ended at Police Headquarters yes
tcrLay prput. commissioner Leon God
ley. trial judge reserved decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
TO ALTER DUANE ST. BUILDING.

The Ave story storage and loft building
at lls and 100 Duane street is to under
20 extensive alterations according to the
plans filed by Benjamin J. Stern. new
front wall is TO bc built. new elevator in
stalled and the interior extensively re-
modelled, at an estimated cost OF $50
600 Daniel J.. Morse is the owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
EAST SIDE GARAGE PLANS.

Howell 4 Howell have fled plans for
the construction OF n one and one-half
story fireproof garage on the south side
OF Sixty-fifth street 100 feet east OF Third
avenue at n cost Of sl2.500. Jane Saun-
ders and Katherine NJ. Rose are the own
ers Blacks Garage Company is the
lessee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
FLATS NEAR 4TH AVE. SUBWAY,

Plans have been filed by Shampan 4
Shampan for a five story apartment house
for the south side OF Twelfth street
2e7.l0 feet east OF Fifth avenue. on
plot 50xlOO. for the Woodstock Realty
Company, owners The facade OF the
building will be designed in French
renaissance style OF architecture
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
ACTIVITY At NEW ROCHELLE.

J0soUh Lambden 4 Son have sold Tor
the Ci'y Realty Company three plots on
nNei."4N Circle, Beechmont. to ii. H.
N"agui, a Manhattan builder. who Will
'mn-'ye with high class dwellings: also
'o'd for H. A. Herrick 1913 Maynower
af'nle a dwelling. on plot boxlOO. to
franklnM Jones also sold two plots
'a'h ipNl00, IN Stophenson's Park. To al
INVESTOR and for Max Mendelson an I'm
.n''d parcel 5Oxl00. on River street, Il
l"'C' T. stuart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
OLD FRONT STREET SITE SOLD.

Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown
Company has sold for the Ronalds Estate,
William II. Page and Alfred X. Conkling.
executors, to William II. Douglas, 106
Front stree; four story building on a
lot 20sx7S feet. The property has been
in the Ronalds family for many years
and 1t is the first transfer in over 100
years Mr.. Douglas purchased for in
yestment. He is the owner Of l04 ad-
joining and now controls over 400 foot
front
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-21
EIG LOT SALE NEAR JAMAICA.

Mrndel Presberger has sold TO Darr
E'A.'y Company ffty-six lots at Spring
n-d IN the east side of New York ave-
nue., about 400 feet south OF Cherry ave-
ht" map of Jamaica Court.