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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Long Island Leases.

s. Osgood Pell & CO. have leased the
large country estate Of Charles r. Titus.
at Great Neck Long Island to Stanley A.
Cohen. president OF the New York Con-
solidated Card Company. who will occupy
the place for the coming season.
Pesse Gilman have leased for Miss
Louise NJ. Grace and Miss Lucille Agnew
their house at Great Neck, Long Island
to John Auchinoloss.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
as follows: At Cedarhurst, Long Island,
for Katherine ]. White. cottage on
Whites Lane 10 Albert Robertson; at
Lawrence, Long Island. for A. /. F. BuX-
baum, cottage on Broadway to Sarah
Hess. and at Woodmere, Long Island, for
Moses NJ Heineman, cottage on Pond
Lane to Isaac Wolf for a term OF years.
Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
Mrs. Edward Livingston her country es-
tate, situated In the Piping Rock section,
at Glen Head, Long Island. consisting of
twenty acres, house and outbuildings. 10
James e. Miller. vice-president OF the
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
All of the Houses Dis
posed of Are Six Story
Buildings.
ONE STRUCTURE SOLD
IN WEST 18TH ST
The Other Three Are In st. Mich.
Olas Ave. West 169th st. and
Audubon Ave.

Four modern apartment houses in the
Washington Heights section were sold TO
investors yesterday.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company sold
for the New York State Investing Com
pany the Victoria. six story elevator
structure. on plot 75xss9 feet. at SOL West
18th st The Victoria is located l25 feet
east OF Broadway. at which point there
is a subway station. The house was
erected by Gross & Herbener. and II was
acquired by the selling company about
year ago from George Wolf.
The ]. Romano Brown Company soid
for William c. Schmidt the kershaw'
six story elevator structure at 1858 St
Nicholas av., between 172d and l7sd sts'
on plot 76xloo. Mr.. Schmidt acquired the
house. together with similar parcel al
Joining on the north. In 1910, from inc
Barnard Realty Company.
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann sold for the
Fair Deal Realty Company. Aaron Good
man. president, oil and b13 West l6sth
St, a six story apartment house, on plot
5oxs1 feet 10 Edward Bracken Corey
who gave in part payment a private
dwelling house. on plot 75xl42 feet, at So7'
East 17eth ST, between Prospect and
Marmion avs.
The Freeman Street Company, Thomas
Mulligan. president, sold the Highcliff.
six story apartment house, on plot @llx
100 feet. at the southeast corner Of Audi
bon av. and 177th ST. The buyer gave
out-of-town property IN exchange.
Other sales announced follow:
eaTH ST-Arthur G. Muhlker has sold for
Margaret McGranahan to Otto Beumer $50
East Gath ct. a five story hathouse, on lot 2ox
1908 feet near First av. The seller acquired
the house in 1895. when II was erected by John
Mclaughlin.
LEXINGTON AV.-Harry (. Zittel has sold
for the estate OF Frederick Beinhauer 9s3 Lex
ington ay., southeast corner OF list st, fve
story ethouse, on lot 20X69 feet
PROSPECT AV.-The Freenarstreet Com
pany has sold FIVE story new Law fathouse.
5oxs0 feet. on the vets side OF Prospect ay., be
tween Freeman and 18TH SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Commercial Leases.

The J. g Einstein Company. Inc has
leased for the Aeon Realty Company the
eighth loft in the building about 10 De
erected at IS to IS East 3lst St, TO J. Bass
e. Co; also. for the Union Square Realty
Company, the top loft at IS East 10Th ST.
10 the Nonfamoid Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased the eighth
loft. containing 10000 square feet at ~ 70
90 West 2Sth st. TO Prakin & LubofsKy.
George Price leased the three story
building at 27i6 to 272o Third av., near 10th
St, to Robert Loewy for twenty-on years
and the building at 1868 Third av.' corner
1920 ST, TO William J. Mcintyre for nVe
years.
The Duross Company leased eOl2 Dover
st. to Patrick and Mary McGill; ia west
18th st. to Mary Freegens; the third loft
at 7g and 7e9 Greenwich st to the Ameri-
can Peanut Company. and lo2 Seventh av.
to william Martin for five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

PARK Av s2s: straub agt %, Park 4
Co owner; A Herzog contractor: s3+5 %.
0iST ST. ., 30 e Academy 81, BOY:
W Dawson ast United Electric Light az
Power Co, owner; = T Nesbt & co. Inc. cor.
tractor: s22. same property. G Rothwsil ar
same, w, same property. p Moilo agt same
slS y; same property Lupinacci sgt same
SIG %
nth ST. 3is West: Muglers Iron Works
agt New York Telephone co. owner. Cooper
Electric Engineering 20. contractor. SIC Il.
Az Is. 20 and s.. Union COrnice AMI Skylig1t
Works agt VI Froomkin. owner. j Narabs
contractor; $3.50
2olsT ST. Academy st and Harlem Rive
! Dalmore ast United Electric Light
Power Co owner F T Nesbit & CO. Inc, cor
tractor: s22: same property: l. Ought ss, sane
Sl7 81. same property. Il Caragno ast SAM
SID 80; same property: " McMullen sgt SAM
s22 same property; p Tobin agt same, SO
same property: II Hsssel sgt same f23.
property; 9 Magill agt same; s.4; same prep
crty; @ Reid az, same: $50
18TH ST 81 and 50 West. p Johnson az.
Van Beuren Estate. owner; Kirby Lesser
and contractor; 1915 80.
Tho Bronx.
Sd Az. 1895; A Johnson aet " Wue-s
Co. owner; !, slavin Co. contractor; $50
25Sr 81. cor Bgay. 7ssI2s; Scha!is
& Son. owner; schmits E,nlsnstein. con
tractors: 1897 rs
WEBSTER Az. cor l1sth 81, 100. i1xSos
Montag Construction % agt Boscobe Building
Co and II Gundlache president, owners an.
contra actors; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Gives Cash for Rumson Land

Joseph p. Day has sold for John Hone
his property, consisting of thirty-tvo
acres, on the Runson Road. at Rumson,
n. J. This property is near the Rumson
Country Club and is part of the estate of
Thomas Cadwalader. 1t has lately been
occupied by the Thomas Rumson Inn.
This Is the first transfer of the tract in
thirty-two years, Mr.. Hone having
taken title in 1852. The property. on which
some of the present buildings have been
standing ovevr 100 years. was held at
$1,000 and was sold for cash. The buyer
will build fine residence in the near
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
CHICAGO GRAINS HIGHER
Wheat Goes Up on Damage Re-
ports-Provisions Decline.

Chicago, May ls-suggestions that tho
prospect Of bumper crop this season
had 10 a large extent been ruined oS
Hessian fy forced the wheat market 10
day to a much higher level. The close
was strong. at nearly the topmost point
reached. isc to 1l4c above last night. Corn
made a net gain Of sc TO &c and oats
&c 10 lc In provisions the outcome was
unchanged 10 &c down. Worse damage
from Hessian fly was reported than on
any previous day. Central Missouri al.
vices TO the Missouri State Board OF
Agriculture said that but little early so~n
wheat would be harvested and that tne
ploughing up Of fields not planted late
was becoming general Predictions came
that Kansas showed sufficient damage 70
lower the yield 10 100000 bushels
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Westchester Transactions

Fish g. Marvin have leased the Holbrook
cottage at Scarborough, y. Y, furnished,
for the summer. TO Edwin c. Johnston,
OF this city.
They have sold for the Quaker Realty
Company portion OF the Morris farm,
containing three and one-quarter acres.
md having a frontage on Morris Lane OF
over 800 feet. to Paul Mausolr, who will
erect a handsome dwelling house and out
buildings at once; and have also sold a
MOT on Scarsdale Hi TO client for In
,estment. The property comprises a lit.
tie over one-half acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
ROXTON FARM WILL
BE SOLD TO-DAY
Property In Port Chester To Be
Disposed Of-Other Offer.
ings at Auction.

Bryan l.. Kennedy will offer at auction
nineteen villa plots of four 70 twenty-one
acres each. comprising the Roxton Farm,
formerly the estate OF William II. Catlin.
in Rye and Port Chester. n. Y. to-day
at the Vesey St salesroom, at u o'clock.
The property covers 100 acres II has over
a mile frontage on King ST. and Harrison
av. 1t is one OF the most ideal situations
in Westminster County for the location OF
the suburban home. II is surrounded on
all sides by the residences OF prominent
New Workers, and Immediately adjoining
the property are the large estates Of
Judge Irving Lehman. Richard T. Vain
wright and Richard Croker, jr
The Roxton property is very fertile as
a result of natural conditions and careful
cultivation. It is rolling in contour. Of
fering splendid sites for artistic houses.
It has an elevation 800 to 400 feet above
the sea, and the view from all parts
stretches we'll over Long Island Sound.
Surrounding Roxton Farm are 5000
acres which have been taken by New
: York City 10 protect the watershed and
/ laid out as a public park
boundary line between the states OF New
York and Connecticut. The stations are
on the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad, with an excellent train service.
The State Highway Commission has mads
King st. state road. and II leads direct
to the railroad station at Port Chester.
! Port Chester is twenty-six miles from
Grand Central Terminal and twelve miles
from the greater New York line. II Is
/ the first stop on the express trains from
New York and is reached i'm forty min
utes. with club car attached to the prn-
cipal afternoon and morning trains.
Mr.. Kennedy will also offer in the same
salesroom to-day a number OF valuable
properties in Brooklyn. For the estate OF
Orlando Hartman. at executrixs sale
twenty lots in the north side OF ST
Nicholas av.. between Willoughby av. and
Starr ST., the northeast corner OF ST
Nicholas sv. and Suydam St and the
northeast corner Of Neck Road and Eas,
/ 18th St; at executors sale for the estate
of James p. Farrell, the northeast corner
[ OF 18th st and Shore Road Driveway,
near the Fourth av. subway; also at ex-
ecutrixs sale for the estate of George A.
/ Castle. 623 Vanderbilt St. between Pros
! pect and Coney Island avs, a two story
\ frame dwelling. and at trustees sale, by
order of the Schuylkill Trust Company,
| sixty-eight lots in Gravesend av.. Avenue
j. West St, Nineteenth and Twentieth
| avs, 5lst and cd SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Call Celtic Park a Nuisance.

Celtic Park. known to Irish American
sportsmen throughout greater New York
and located I'm Laurel Hill. on the out
skirts Of Long Island City was declared
a nuisance AT a meeting Of the Laurel
HIN Association yesterday. which wants
tho park wiped out Of existence and the
much needed improvements in the way OF
street opening and sewering TO go on un-
molested.
Charles Reilly is president OF the i'm
provement association. II is proposed TO
get up big delegation Of property own
ers to attend the next meeting OF the
local board and ask that the streets and
sewers be put through the park property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

The following real estate TRANSACTIONS a.
auction we're recorded yesterday at the
New York Real Estate Exchange;
By Joseph P. Day.
1sr ST. Z. n .. ies 9th az. 221s.s
sty loft bldg: sold to the plaintiff for SOL. so;;
18th ST. i0s W. SIS. 81 " columbus aV; ., r,A
:o22. 4 sty dwg. sold to the plainun Tor '@-
18TH ST. i07-io0 W. - 12s 9th az: .S1
100. 0 sly loft bldg. sold TO the plain'in TOT
Sis. $50 ,,,
MACDoUGAL ST. IFS. 'or Minetta
Lane. 16sIoo, irr.r. Minetta st. ia %. " cor
Minetta Lane. s0SI2, two and sly 'e"n'''
and stores. Withdrawn. ,.,,
SOUTH ST. 17s,iIo. NJ, set 800 30 ~ 1";n
= sty tennis and stores, : sty msrse' anu
ana 3 sty staole; adjourned TO Jun. ~.
EDGECoMBE Az. 125. " s. ~ II > I.,st o..
Sxeo, sly tenmt: sold TO the p'Ain''" 'o'
% ST. $50 POI E. ss. 500 W sheriff St 20 a.
IS TO r Houston 81 1895 400, 40xSo L. sly
tenfnt: sold to the plaintiff for S4o.Wo
1850 ST, III w. ms. rs e eth av. 251e9 II, 3
s,y brk tenmt and stores: sold TO the plaintin
for $4,000
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
4TH ST. 1919 W. n " cor Mercer st t2sS-
MACDouGAL sT. I15. cor Minetta
Lane. 25xlOOx irres. 3 sty stable. sold 10
March for s2775o
by James L. W CHS Co.
BROADWAY, So s24. cor 18th st: AZ *
i24 SIS 10x1I47. vacant. sold TO the plaintifi
for 500. 900.
b. Henry Brady.
EDGECOMBE Az. 123. s. 74.11 lf1st st.
o5x9O 3 sly tenmt. sold TO the plalntin for
S4TH ST. 80 Z. $. S23 4 c ID az. % *
iOO5 sty tenmt and stores. sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
BY NJ. MorGenth1u. Jr. Co.
nth ST 30 +. SIS. 80 Sd av. 2jXl022
and = sly storage and sty rear tenmt; s9ld 10
II Conkling for 81, 400.
BY d. p Insraham & co.
CHRISTIE ST 81. .. 504 Hester ST.
% 2xs4 5, vacant: cold to the plaintiff for sl2,-
GOO
At The Bronx exchange:
BY Joseph p Day
152D ST. 4oi Z. cor Melrose az. S1lU
two sly tennis and stores: sold 10 Cam
for sis. 500.
BY N. Morscnthau Jr., 90.
BEAUMONT Av. 24l6. $. 1898 18TH st.
So 3x1o0 4 sly tenmt: adjourned 10 May -.
BY Henry Brady.
MAIN ST. e & 127 10 n Cemetery Lane ok
-, City Island. adjourned to May IS
By George Price.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1850. o. go
i6I,h st 315nIno, . sty dvs and sly stable;
sold 10 the plaintiff for $40. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

" rsl,in:sssr an ara sno exrs to Nsidsa : -
Lawyer, Mtg GO ,cM ~ r1.sss..id: ! t%SM
Title q and r Co 10 Dly: $500
Blum. admr, 10 Am say Bank: $1,000
5000
BeckIs csdin to 8 Kadin: ~
Wilson. err. 10 German saw Bank; 10. ~
c X Be.kman. trus. 20 Matsi T BArott; H.
Fulton TT Co OF 10 Fulton TT Co. sAa:
$1,000
Katberine A Kinsslsnd TO o King and ano;
$4,000.
Mordscsi 20 r Nordecai. rus; 500.
Same TO same: 800
Same 10 same. 800
Tho Bronx.
Hsnrfstta Schubert to T. q 4 7 co, tzooo.
Truro Construction Co 10 Comfy Aor'nQ
! Rossnbioom TO J Rabinowitz: ST.
w Liesenhein. sxr. 10 W LAessnhsin; ~
007 81
W Grunhaish. adm. TO Susan wlsisy; 81
Is n Rols,on and sno. trustees. 70 L .
Rolston: 81. 200.
Manhattan Mtg Co to Gusrauteed Mtg oel
&32. 900
Guaranteed Mtg Co TO Helen Ka,I ct q.
sophie Nies,ermann, ADM. to Eoph's Me-
termann: 81
Same TO same, 81
Bradley & Curri.r Co. La. TO Queen x.s
Caroline c Co. TO Isabel c Phrsnsr; 81.
l. Co TO Jean Le Roy. Baron ds 10
Tourrelle; S24. 900.
J p Clark to Ida NJ Langs; 81 900
American Church Building Fund Connnls-
sion TO l. 90 q assts); 5000
Koyacs Construction Co 20 American Rel
Edmont Realty Co 10 Clara waterbur
500
Mary Mcintosh 70 " oliver. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Former Convent Property Sold

Sixty acres formerly included in the
holdings Of the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart, at Little Bayslde. Long Island,
were bought in at a foreclosure sale yes
terday by James ". Gerard, the plaintiff,
for $4,000 The parties in the action were
James W. Gerard against the Metropoli-
tan Water Front Company and others,
defendants. The property is on the Will
let's Point Road and faces Long Island
Sound Property in the near vicinity
brought S. 900 an acre recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF purchaser MI
attorney
MAY T.
Manhattan.


FRONT ct $. 1142 " Jackson St. Ssx7o'
I.onora n Weiibrook 70 Kate Wells and a mo
err els "a az; May 10; yrs. . C. SVVV'
attys. still & p, ll3 Fulton 81 90, -. ~
" c;uxrenhelm 10 searrens Bank for say
,nr. In City OF New York rs Wall ST. yrs;
~ c: May 5; $4,000; a.:ys' Strong y ~
9TH Az. cor Goth st, 4oSl?5: GID.
bons to W " Cromwell = al. exrs. IL West
4sth st: May 10 prior mtg st5oOool; Yrs,
eT'H Az. AS n s. 99.i 35th st. "a sNloo;
. Ellis TO Title Guarantee ana trust 30 30
May 49, due and interest IS per e9nq; siSy'
Ludwig to " Neber. q West 9Th st; May
Is: collateral to mtg In 2ls. page So; 81; attys'
Bowers & s. IS Cedar st ,sex
1905; Hannah Bares 70 L Greer sgs 81 S09
Park av; May IS: due ~ per bond s2S'oo"'
atty. Title Guarantee ano Trust ,s 10 2. q n
caSrera 70 Mathilde Wolf a3l Riverside Drive;
MAY 10: due per d; $4,000; atty
ssp ST n s. 1905 fark az, l5k551 irreg;
Gertrude 4 Vanderbeck % p McMorrow, 40
West l23d st prior mtg SsOVol' May - que
9Th ST n ;. $50 W ctrtral Park wset. Tx
leO'Il: Rosa Esnitz TO rustina Buchsbaum,
IS West sTth st; May IS yrs, . c; 5000
atty, Jacob Levy. $o2 Bay o,,oo. u
GRAY 10 Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
S. May 10; yrs, . g; $4,000; atty, Law
yers Title Insurance Co. -,
18TH ST e, 20 I'd Nv. .c0xso 10: ? Easan
10 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
May 10: yrs, c; $500.
i3aD ST $ s. 1915 enox Az. s1.sxssll f;
First African NJ Bethel Church OF city OF
y Y TO Harrison Realities Corporation, So
Park Row; May Is prior mtg sS5. ooo). due Oct
I. 1914; p c; 1870: atty. Eisman, l. L..
1876 Bway.
10TH ST. n s. 100 e g. Nicholas sv. Is xloo;
] Rowan to New York savings Bank 81 sth
av; May 10: due as pei bond; 5000, attys
Weber & W Beekman st.
l74I'H ST. g. 100 Amsterdam az, 50xloo:
J & Building Co 10 lawyers Realty Co.;
MAY u: 5 yrs, 5 and ~ p c; 10000 atty
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co.
The Bronx.
CASANOVA ST, :, 1871 3 Eastern bou!e,
ward e5xl0o; J Iisanti 70 Rosa Lisanti, 29l
West 1879 st; May 10; due, etc, as per bond
s34S: atty, NJ Vierno. 3os East ll5th st.
CRESCENT Az, 612 I'd 6li .. 81. eA55.1 :.
q Della Vale TO 7 Wertz. 3os West nth ST
May s: due. etc. as per bond; 5000; atty. T
Wentz go Bway.
FAIIE ST. VS. 100 . Adus st. 46K irreg
II Weinsteln to Koones Construction Co. 293
Alexander av: May IS; due Jan Is. 1917; c.
s. 900: atty, Title Guarantee and Trust co.
GRANT AN, cor l6Jth 81, Slex202.5 ).
Kovacs Construction Co TO American Real Es-
tate Co. SCI 5th az: May 10; demand c.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Scarsdale Transactions.

Walter Luke. has sold a large plot on
Woodland Place and plot on Crane
Road, Scarsdale. n. Y, TO Richard NJ.
FAIRIES, of New York, and has also
rented the Whelpley residence, on Tucka-
hoe Road, Scarsdale. furnished for the
summer TO DR.. W. s Wescott, Of New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Realty Notes.

NJ J. Quinn is the purchaser Of the
dwelling at l7S West SD ST reported sold
recently by Leroy Coventry and ]. W.
suayer. The buyer gave in exchange his
country place Of three acres at Teaneck.
n. J.
Alexander selkin and David Mintz ne
sotiated the recorded exchange between
Or. julius Martinsen and John B. Muir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

Boston. May 1s-Receipts. i,o4S est ,1e ogs
81 cen and lambs 81 calves AND lSISV ne Ne,
Nerte. ernner Prices generally higher M y. y
week ago. Choice steers and oxen Ken. Ga
sc good 7i.T4s.c. extra heavy cow -
g. ,sS~ "a GOOD 5l7ec: poor 30 ordinary, ~.
5sc: bolognas and Gamers. 3'7q4Ae, Ou.,,
tud6c extras up TO &C. supply OF peer ,T,siieT
1850 INV not heavy Veal calves In shdlicI
~ 1,r,,, ,ri,b nrices 'frrner az small advances
Avsraee veals. 7laaslac. choice. hsayy s,:e
&c: coarse calves sale; small sSasS % eSSn,
Hogs IN moderate supply ana oeit IAN ss,c 70
a, so,oe ADVANCE The range was from 90 "
o. with a few extra choice fraction hlshei
pressed hogs unchanged at lorQu,sc Iii
cboS,sa in sheen and lambs and market oul..
$780, A66c. lambs 64p8c. Fewer miich cow
u,ere tied up but no Improvement IN oenA nj
ana nrices showed no advance ANeIS ,ssoSsss
=, ,sSdss0 With good heavy mixers sooss'0'
ard fancy sS5dSll5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Bayside House Sold.

Theodore NJ. Simon has purchased OF
Gustav Cooper a hollow tile cottage OF
unique stucco design on the west side OF
side Long Island.
Nelson & Stromgren have sold to Fred
erick Beiswanger A house in course OF
construction on the southeast corner OF
Warburton av. and lst st. and William
Parkinson has sold TO William Dunn a
cottage on Lamartine av., Bayside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address, OF lessee)
MAY 10.
Maph attain.

HOUSTON ST, 2e6 W. :, 35xsI II 70 .
Downing St g. the land: g \ Bristed 10 NJ
" Ostrsnder and ano is Clinton st. BROOK
Ign. or 3e5 Canal ST: % yrs from May l. Islf'
taxes and $50
uST ST 20 r. suite 500: II Grad 10 " T
Novnan. II T. 6Sth 1t: i7-l2 WIS from FEB To-
1914. $500 address l5s " 10th st
sTH AVE, 2il7. store floor and part oase
ment: " r Tdpner TO A Pelleram bO2 W liotn
st: yrs from MAJ l, 1914; 1850. atty I
Zerbarm, 3s Bway.
FULTON ST. To-. store. basement and sub
cellar. l. y Levy to " + Libby, East orange.
y J; 10 US from April 1. 1915 $500; atty II
; Kinney, iti Bway.
80 Az. Tl6. all: @ Goetting 10 n F DOYLE
and ano 1877 y 18th ST; II yrs from April %.
1915: s. 800. attys, Fowler & L. 50 Liberty 81.
10TH ST, 80 W. store and basement:
Wiener 10 J curtin, 80 W 10Th st: yrs from
i7TH ST. i37 and 10, e. stores; csr1.
Schwab TO J scho.s, Al Park az. yrs
from Aug l. 1914; $500: attys. Unser W.
So Lexington ave.
BOwERY. II. 9 upper floors; NJ Jacoby TO
r A Campbell. 21si Bainbridse az. Brooklyn;
yrs from May /. 1914; 1880; address. ass
Bower.
IN Az. ss4. all; S Beck and ano to sieg.l
ssi I'd ave; HIP yrs from May I. 1914 s., 20
atty. r Schlessinger 80 Nassau st.
The Bronx.
SD Az, 4547 Sc cor 1s4th ST: south store:
= Russell and sno TO J klarman. 1880 Wash
ington Az; yrs from May / -. 200. atty. J
Klarman. 4547 Sd av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
@eRfMAl, Estate
Investors Purchase -Four
APARTMENTS on Heights

House property. located at the corner OF
Ocean and Seaview avs, Long Brancn,
10 John H. Prone. The Grand view
~ years by the late Mrs. Bradley. Inc
new lessees are to make many Improve,
ments to the hotel property ana WI WI.
thoroughly renovate the hotel, wnlci,
will be conducted as an all-year-arouhu
ocean resort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Plans for Jennings Home.

Designs for the dwelling house to he
erected at SSS Fifth CIV for oliver @.
Jennings have been filed by Walter b.
Chambers and Stephenson e. Wheeler
associate. The plans call for a six story
garage in the rear costing $4,000 The
dwelling will be in the French Renais-
sance style OF architecture, with a Man
sard roof and dormer windows, and will
be equipped with an elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Staten Island Property Rented

Cornelius G. Kolf sold for the Har-
manos Realty Co. 10 Peter c. spinnett
and associates. of Manhattan. the e1a-acre
Barron tract, on the easterly side OF Eg-
bert av.. near Rockland av.. New Dorp.
The purchaser intends TO improve the
property with dwellings and poultry
houses. with a view OF engaging In the
poultry business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
S565.O00 Loan on Lofts.

NJ. and l.. Hess have negotiated loans
aggregating 1856. 600 on three loft prop
critics in the midtown section, as fol-
lows: For the Polo Construction Com
pany 5000. 600 on the new twelve story
building at 800 and S3l Fourth av.; for
tho Gibson Construction Company. $780,
O00 on the twelve story building at ~
to So East 2lst st. and $4,000 for the
Realty Holding Company, on 2i2 West
10th OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from 'he
port Of New York as officially reported
at the Custom House for the week ehdeu
Nav IS amounted 70 sl5'S53AO' against
s15 4ss. 1913 the previous week and sls'S44'04'
IN the corresponding period last year
since January sSs5 2o3.sS2, against SS@'-
42teO7 in the corresponding period last
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Rents Houses at Greenwich.

Pease & Gilman have let for Elwood
W Russell 20 a wealthy client for the
summer season the residence part OF his
large estate in North ST, Greenwich
conn. The property. part OF which is un-
Ger cultivation as farm. is regarded as
on. ~ the most beautiful in the North st.
section of Greenwich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Schwab Estate Leases Property

Kenneth Ives & Co have leased for the
estate or Gustav Schwab 10 Franklin Pet
tit the country place known as Boscobel.
al Scarborough-on-H Hudson. The property
consists OF a large brick house stable
garage. extensive outbuilGings and about
eighty-six acres, situated on Broadway,
adjoining the Sleepy Hollow CLUB