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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

The Arm OF l.. j. Carpenter has leased
q store and basement in Claremont Hail.
Broadway. northwest corner OF 1l2th
street. to David Schneider ladies' tailor.
for q term Of years.
Spear Co. have rented 10000 square
feet Of space In 30&-3O6 West Forty Sec
ond street to Meyer 4 Ring. dealers In
picture frames for a long term Of years.
The same brokers last week rented the
balance Of the building TO f. I.eins.
Horace 9. Ely 4 Co has leased a por-
ton OF the sixteenth floor In the Worlds
Tower building. Fortieth stree, near
Sixth avenue. to William Allan Balch.
architect.
Charles Libman has leased the second
floor OF the Leavitt Building. l2s to
131 West Forty-sixth street. TO the North
American Film Corporation.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
LEASED the store and basement in 90
Water street 20 Conrad Ingoid 4 Co.
for three years; the basement store In
lie Maiden lane to Jacob NJ. Meyers
the ground floor in $50 Pearl street to
the Export Sanitary Manufacturing Com
pany. and temporarily the store and
basement In 332 Broadway to the sydney
Worsmer Typewriter Company.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles q.
Brown Company and Harris Il Vaughn
have leased for a long term OF years
the store in ~ East Forty-seven.h street
to the Vend0me Company. importer OF
TABLE delacicies. nov At East Forty
hfth street.
Charles n. Van valen has leased space
in 81 and 50 Maiden lane TO II. l.. 4 A.
0reenwald. GoCdstein 4 Cohen. Frances
X. Walter. Ciner Manufacturing Com
pAny and !. Castasnstta 4 Son; also In
SO to Sc John street to John Nederland.
The Cross Il Brown Company has
leased ONCE space In 39S Broadway to
e. E. Krusher Company and Joseph
spsistorsky and In 100 Broadway to
Harry Graf
Sheldon 4 Becker have leased 10 the
Bronx Poultry Company the store and
basement at 1877 East 1soth street FOR q
term of years.
Ames & Co have leased the building
at AT Sixth avenue to James earns for
a term OF years; also for Carolin Genet
the store at East Thirty-second street
TO L. 4 l. Gutman for hve years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
l1oth sta
9TH ST $3.50 w, O. IS: txieos-y. Nor
av,. mtg $4,000, Mar .. attys steAAard
urn Mt sl ~: sTs' SIN :y ,,.ioo 'see
Eisers ct al M W ifith Ct. Mar .. y
par, atty: I T ms Co. iso Bway, :. 5000
,, iS9 81 I iss Il Rs ts s; fs. 100
Corp 100 william At, mtg (iS,ee6, Feb
's attys Stewart =. I5 wall o. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

sAsss sNoSnnrv-aams to rhos Muimssn
Consts Co, ls< ahaksspsAse sv. pr mtg
sI.3SS Mar T. due. &C. q per bond; si.y
BAILEY Av, y .. St.s . isist ST. ii1sS;-
6srtsson Realty Co to Harlem Savings
Per boad; atty. . Ciipeh, Al Park
BAILEY Xv v :. Slt : isis, q, issss. >
--Berteson Realty Co to Edward kruG.
Jr. 2il Alexander ay Mar 10. 2 yrs. q . c.
atty, 9 Clinch. II Park Row. $4,000
tfus, 1905 Madison ~. Mar .. yrs Gi
sAME fsePEsriY.,ss@: to Mary ' spsS
a. Tsr ~ van y,s q; Ps'sn 2, mtg $500 GO
10 Bway .....,.. ... o. ivy, - 81 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
on3Y CORNER WORTH 3s7i ,lSs
Surrogate Cphelss states vaisssios
"s Dpeaasvay aaa SOsh street.

81 Dpssdvay aaa 3Oth street.
An important decision by Surrogate
Fowler as TO the method Of appraisins
real estate In transfer tax proceedings
was handed down yesterday in an appeal
oy the executors under the will Of Mrs.
Lucy 0ilsey from the order OF the trans
Ter tax appraiser nxins the value Of the
properly at the southwest corner of
BROADWAY and Twenty ninth street at
ysu.sSs. This was the value put on the
property by Henry Brady. called as a
witness for the state Comptroller. while
william Floyd, expert for the estate.
fixed the value Of the plot. having a
broadway frontage Of 1906 feet. at
3763,O00.
In their appeal the executors said that
Brady took SIS a square foot for his
unit, which was the square foot value at
which he erroncously assumed the Fifth
Avenue Theatre property In the same
block was sold In 1908. Brady assumed
thaA the parcel consisted OF 1910 square
feet instead Of the actual measurement Of
1.-Two. Tho executors said that Brady
was not qualified to testify as to property
In this section. while the expert for the
estate had participated in many sales In
the immediate Vicinity OF the property In
question.
The executors also said that Henry
Oilsey who has more knowledge of the
real value OF the property than any other
person. because It has been in his family
since 17s1 and he has managed the
property for years and participated In
the sale of the Oilsey House and the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, would have testified that
the value was not over S763.o00. but his
testimony was excluded. They said that
At the time Of Mrs 6ilsey's death the
property was under lease to an i'm
pecunious corporation to which the lease
A0A ~
100000 = year and the taxes. but there
we're unpaid taxss OF $4,000 At the time.
The lessaes were dispossessed later. They
had an option TO buy the property for
Sl.250.000. but II was never exercised.
In trying to prove the actual value Of
the property tho estate pointed out that
the Fifth Avenue Theatre was sold for
e1.So0.0oo In 1906. or ga a square foot.
In fake" auction sale in the same
year 1t went for S1.4e0.000. and Brady
assumed that this was the real purchase
price. which would make the value $50 a
square foot. Other sales Of property in
the vicinity were listed as follows
0ilssy House. 1909. $1,000. 900: 1850 to
tle% broadway. 1905, e5s a square foot /;
llS0 broadway. adjoining the corner OF
Twenty-seventh street. 1911. 3l65, 900. or
us a square foot lot on west side of
Broadway, between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty seventh streets. 1908. $500. 900.
ana bJou Theatre, IN foreclosure on
January = last e\s5.000. or e:s4,Bo0 less
than the appraised value.
Surrogate Fowler upheld the value fxed
by the appraiser. and In his opinion said
that the plot was assessed for 1911 and
1919 at 3i.0S6.0 900. He said that a review
Of the evidence does not show that the
value hxed by the appraiser was I'M
reasonable or unwsrranted and that his
hndings will not be interfered with "sincs
there Is no distinct preponderance OF
evidence the other way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

Tho firose. Ave story apartment
-ouse on 1894 street adjoining the south
orner Of Riverside Drive. Vas trans
's-rcd YESTERDAY to MIRA BabettA Moilev.
no will hold II a. an investment. Ths
rrcse vas hnishsd only q fSw months
10 and 10 fully ssntad. acooeding TO list
re H. Klein and David Kraua. Who ne
-,,isted the saio. The Pilruos Realty
ompsnv was the seller. Tho house meas
~ s. feet on the street and u 100 feet
sp and was held At $4,000 by the
ouilders. In part payment for the apart
nent Mrs. Motier gave Woodclihe, ~. j.,
dwellings, situated at the northeast cor
rer Of Hudson avenue and Thirty-oaoond
street and on Thirty -seconA street near
Hudson avenue.
Joseph r. Tunney took titlo yesterday
70 the Rockville. a 0tx story APARTMENT
house, at the northeast corner Of Audubon
arsnue and l77th street. on plot 1909
iaIli. The Inter- City Land and 6ecvvt
les Company was the seller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

BROADWAY. iNb = ist'-Jsmes Turlsy
agt Upright Co, owner and contractor.
George Rector. Joe n Maiy. Louis Martin
and Louis Martin. Inc, . l. Waller Con.
ssguetion Co. contractors o.. S1ltN
SANE PROPERTY--Burdstt Rountrse MIS-
Co ast Upright Co. owner Louis Martin,
wsi,.r ccns s CO. Contractor si'i,5
TOOTH st. 200 E-Philip Rosenthsl sst
David Lite owner, Miller shapiro con.
i0sTH ST. sbl E-Tomback 4 McPhee, Inc.
ast Julia Gutenberg. owner and contrae.
BROADWAY. l&s a i4S0--L Ksntor a. Co
ast tist ST Realty Co, owner and contrao.
tor ......................e3 V&. 10
18TH ST. ~ w--ClaremoBt Iron Works agt
Arthur Brisbane. owner Anton strand.
BECK 81, s. 100 of Az 81 John. loos
l3S-wiiliam II Dewey asst Ostro con-
struction Co. owner 4 contractor 81 80
wEsTCHEsTER Az. cor leisi 81. !l5x
y25s-Corb-t h Co sst George Joan
., al owners. ZiOelli Il Son ct a.
contractors ...... ........ $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
MORTGAGES,

with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
,south Of Fourteenth ST.
9TH sr. sos w, sox1:i-Harry p braisusd
%,.s ssseo. az. Apl Is. 1909 c. s, w
l. Phillips - S."; s,S. st '''''''''' '''''
East of Fifth ay; bstw:sn Fourteenth and
7sD ST, So 1875 W Lexington sy. i6IieS;i-.
Per Sond s,,ys %ooaiora. AL
A'''''" W.. s,a..
iioth stsS
SAD ST. al ". .Oxsss-saml MeKibbin to
J. due :. per Sondi atty. Il q wsii.r:,; .aS
+" 5,..s! Ella. !, Il s:s.,s ;'i s.S,S:.
E,H. y: ssS:r' Mar r 40 w "; ,,S,HosS
1900, yr' pc. atty. T l. In; : I SsSs
soTT 81, ssii ". ,Is.ice;SE:.rn,. btIsei;sf
20 Mary u Blodses, ead st MAJ 10.
yrs. p C; atty VIM Orr. u chsmS sss
ssTH sT, $50 W. is.ioc ..Jo,.ph,n. Guild
pr pr M MIG. ,s ss,' d.. Per bond :.sy;
$E c;.!.1s. csa.S i. ", j. n W. i.
Or mtoe $40 900, due Oct g. 1913, 9;
sttys Dilworth a W. 10 Broad 81. W 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF iioth ST.
SHERMAN Av. n .. $50 " sotth st. SoxiSo
--vermiiyea Realty Co TO John A. Cisco,
P,ainfeid, N j. Mar 10, . yrs. 9 p G;
atty. l. Ins q Co 100 Bway. $4,000
thorough OF The BRONX
Mari. Krsbo 20 maria A. nsssrs' 9s1,
Perry sV. pr mtg $4,000. Mar 10. > yrs
%; atty. Jos T Hanlon. ioss isoth
coLLEdE Ay, =. 'iscs n i.,d =: it.iSS
isist Ct Mar !: SS: 2. Per bond st ~
so GTriff NAB BoSLh %s Is, N.:
TO Amer Heal Estate Co 81 s.s ~. SUP:
bond; atty. c Meyers, So! "
DhcATuR w.. i.,ts =. ;s,ii:ioS$.
., wilt VIII s e, Nj W,', . W.
DE EALB Az. W g. 200 1osth o; . lots
ss s issi u % s;sa a Rsns.!
Title q 4 T Co, i7s Rwsy,. eieSe
vYsE Av Nv Freeman st. skHSe-1sIthe
!st!h st. pr mtg 80 go, nsy z. 4ss ~ y;
1917 y e; cry. = a co. f'e pwsyessss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
sorH STREET DWELLING SOLD.

EAST GOTH STREET-Dr. Milton J. BAL
lin has bought the four story high stoop
sixtieth street, eighty fest east Of Park
avenue which has been sold by the
estate OF Yette Dittman. DR.. Ballin will
occupy the house as his hoMs. There
was no broker in the deal.
TENTH AVENUE-Max ]. Kramer has
cold the lot 25.5xloo At 753 Tenth ave.
rue, northwest corner Of Ftfty-hrst
street which he bought in January
rom Harris and Maurice MAndelbaum.
The new owner 10 J. r. Friedman. q
marble dealer. who intends to build q
ia story tenement house with stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
sRoOkLvN DWELLING SOLD.

The Title GUARANTEES and Trust Com
Iany has sold to a client Of Henry A.
iley 1910 Forty-second street, a three
Sory dwelling, on plot 75xl00. between
fcr Hamilton and New Utrecht avenues
I. A. konter has sold the two story
so family brick dwelling at 500 Weir
NEG street for Mr.. Kirschenheuter to 4
slent and also sold Ss4 Park avenue. q
Wo family frame dwelling. for Louis
Jack 10 l.. Imbriano.
william Nolk has sold 51% Forty-hfti,
set three story nat. between Fifth
'nc Sixth avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
MANY HOUSES ron ARvERNE.

M asA j Kramer. president Of the KrA-
80, construction Company. has leased the
w. Sk bounded by Sommerfield and Carle-
~ avenues, Ocean front and tho boule-
,su, az Arv"rne, l.. l.. which 10 10 be
se'oped with forty-six one family
sseS' Tho ground was obtained BY Nj.
.an'er from the estate Of Nathan Storm
"a, period OF twenty-one years. with the
nese OF two renewals tot NIKE tsrms.
'ns@s Construction OF the proposed dwell
~. "" estate has agreed 70 lend the
sn'ar $50 900 for twenty-ons years. The
uses are being planned by william +.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
SATISFIED MORrOAGEs.
~ GEU WOWIONUES.
with name and address OF lenders

with name and address OF lenders At.
Mf 49, s.s Az .v' .na ' Lucia q.
chros. :: N M'II, adams atty c1TsS SSs
BEcHER Nv. n !. cor xstiid. st begin. 900
ssh:I.tIo%,. se,ioe, Jun: y; ,sS'1Loui.
vile. X Y; atty. Prank sspori;o, Noun.
9TH i' sT' 10. Ay.na. p, aiissi ' P.S
S:ssrsn H:s::%S I,i 4. III ;' A. 4, ;:d INK
'' naa 81; y SuSeia 70 x2,hss rs::S;
I9 yossss: ''s sH cG Jun. iss
N..,n HS VIZ! .. sua S:s' . 's
w is u H.. 81. ; 70 !; .s':
i...' 70 beg Az: :. ,i!,e%Hy ; scs,h:
'TH ~ wsI = y i:f.$s ~;
c csv I R.ns; s'w' Richard n c'srss.. 90
,.T nfG 81 "iio.* from " 50. AZ I b
sv; atty. Harry Overinston. 2so!!. 50
linton Av, ii.sth ST. i:sicc
:,,,,:n US scs GS zoo h-.,. .,, 3
riNToS AZ. " cor i.'th st, .SSioS g,
rI s;%; y Az '@% Ne Is iis.h ST. .o.,ss@
LoT r 20 ~ map ssi Of u lot. near HixS
Court case Of Ryan aEt Northrcp hlsd
so . Orchard st Feb 7, lsea--Hsrry p
NoF.hrop TO Michael Jenkins. BALTIC Md
atty. n J Mcclure, 81 Chambers 1t 5000
Mar :. iso7--Jno q AeKibbin 70 Harry 9
wsiit nstein; attys shstsy II. ?sI
TIFFANY ST. n W cor is6th ct, t7.ilxssSI
SSIfls Yeb S. ib0s--YrsnkfsMt q
Lipp,m.snn to ABR J D~or'sy' atty, \ IL
al, So ar 20 ,,a is.is,s FEB H. isi Hvv
Operating Rsa'ty CO 70 Carrie h1 ~, snc
IoTH 81. sis u. . atIse.s. Mar 10. isis-
Joseph Hermann 20 Marie N H:ink !;
ALLtN sr 20: End e., w,.s, .n So 80 E III.
D cewen; sttys' Ssv'ns . Fiusssmnss *.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
HOLLYWOOD ESTATE LEASED.

Pesss 4 Gilman have leased Tor term
~ vears the country place OF Lawrence b.
Diiiman. known as Walnut Manor. at
Hirhwood, ". j., TO the Hon. Il. J. Hep
oenheimer. the civil member Of the Court
n Auoeais at Trenton, ". J. The prop
erty consists Of a stone house built 100
years ago, but which has all tho modern
improvements. II In surrounded oy
tventy-one acres Of grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
BUYS BRONX FLAT.

PARK AVENUE-The Benenson Realty
Company has sold to CHRISTOPHER vstte
1880 Park avenue. Ave story nat, on
plot S7sxioo. between Wendovsr ave-
nue. and l72d street.
UNION AVENUE. Joshua l.. Evans has
pld FOR Frederick Brucknsr sS5 Union
svenue. three story frame dwelling.
IN lat 2cx105.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
PrTTsBURG COAL co. HAS GAIN.


OVeP 30 Eep Ceou. mack Dtvt0ew 0h.
The Pittsburs Coal Company. whose
Stoke are the subject Of continued specu-
lative interest on the Stock Exchange by
reason OF the 20 per cent. back dividends
accrued on the preferred. reports for the
year ended December al. 1913 earnings
Of 1907 per cent on the preferred, against
7<o per cont earned In 1919.
The question OF paying the back div
idsnds. says Chairman NJ, II, Taylor, has
been put In tho hands Of u committee OF
directors.
Gross earnings were increased Sl,s45,-
<26 In the amount OF 336, 2ss,l<s. The
balance available for dividends on the
preferred was oa.72s.2Ss, an increase OF
1900 ss. The surplus for the year was
eiS73e7s, bringing the total surplus to
1l0.636119.
"Discharging debts and building up the
physical structure OF the company has so
far deferred any adjustment OF the divi-
dend arrsersge uron the preferred stock,
amounting TO %0,6s1-3 per cent" says
Chairman Taylor.
The preferred advanced ~ points yes
terday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11

John Stitch 4 Co. have rented the Kul-
on At Far Rockaway for term Of years
for the Banister Realty Company to All
man 4 Harris, theatrical men OF New
Work. who will conduct q high class
csfc and restaurant with dancing and
osharst a. special features. The build.
inr vt,l be completely renovated and viii
- opened on Decoration Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
ADDITION 10 NEW CHINA CENTRE
Large FirWs On Barclay street Moves
70 FiSth Avewme.

Rowland 4 Marsellus Company. china
importers. have closed a long lease for
space on Fifth avenue. This firm has
secured through the Douglas Robinson.
Charles g. Brown Company the store and
basement In 13S Fifth avenue. lust north
Of Twentieth street. This In the second
large nrm in this line to desert the old
district within the past few weeks. the
other being Laxarus 4 Rosenfe,d. who
recently secured new quarters on Twenty
third street. Rowland 4 Marsellus have
been for many years located at 81 Bar
clay street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
TOBACCO FIRM MOVES TO 10TH ST

The p. Lorillard Company. ono Of the
largest tobacco concerns In the country.
has leased space In the Lewisohn Build
tns. on the north side OF Fortieth street
between Broadway and Sixth avenue, for
executive ofices The company will pay
$500. 900 in rentals for the Offices. which
are taken for long term of years
George r. Read 4 Co. negotiated the
Il ase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
Movements 0f Naval Nesscis.

WASHINGTON, March l0--The bAt'eship
south Carolina has arrived 81 Port-au-
prince, the collier Hannibal az Crtstobai, TIE
sunboat Pe're Guantanamo, the tue
O.Ceois at San Juan, the transport Prairie
A. Vera cruz, me bsttleships Connecticut.
Minnesota ana hospital ship Solace a.
Tsmpico
The hatueship Kansas and tug Onlsri"
have sailed from Guantanamo for Hampton
Roads ana the cruiser Raleigh from santa
Rosalia for Guavmas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
OLD GRAND UNIONS END NEAR
Com mission Takes Ftrst step rowsrS
Tearing Down Hotel.

The first step toward condemn,nE the
old Grand Union Hotel AZ Forty second
street and Park avenue was taken ester
day
The Public Service Commission passed
a resolution to begin condemnation pro-
ceedings at once
The property - needed for fhe CON
struction Of tho connection between the
new Lexington avenue subway ana The
present line 81 Forty second street and
Park avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
M. DERRY WuYs 4 NOME.

Details are printed elsewhere in THE
paper Of the sale BY Douglas Robinson,
chafles $. Brown Company for Lowen-
ts'd Prayer to Or. Richard Derby Of the
ivellinc AZ lls East Seventy-ninth street.
The residence is located about midway
setveen Park and Lexington avenues
snd occupies a lot lsxl005
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
ARCHITECTs To MEET.

The regular meeting OF the New York
Society OF Architects will be held at the
United Engineering Socie0ys building, 20
West Thirty-ninth street. next Tuesday at
p ~. A. II. Feldman. . heating and
ventilatinE engineer. will give . lecture
and the following subjects will be dis
oussed: Registration OF architects. hous-
Ing Law. schedule Of fees and tho consoll-
dalton OF departments in New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
BY william y. Rae
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
eixty-second Street Company. Inc, Man
haitian. capital, $4,000; directors. John ~
Stoddard, Dormau W. Chsadisr and z A
Meier New York city.
Realty Mercantile Credit Assoc 10 ton, Inc
Manhattan: cpi,al. 10000: directors, Edwin
G. Turner. Kitty Rosenihai and Asher 4.
Moaell New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
TWO STORIES TO CONE Orr.

The nine story warehouse for msr-
chAndise at 2sh 70 50 Thompson street
10 to DO decreased In sise to seven story
storage house for automobiles for the
Manhattan Commercial Garage Company
at an estimated cost Of $4,000. b. Hus-
tace Simonson In the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
Governor siyms Newsbo, Act.

ALBANY. March i0-The Philips bin,
which permits boys over IL 20 carry
papers between the close OF school and
q: 80 T. NJ. and boys over ~ to carry
pspers between s 30 and 5 o'clock in the
morning, was signed to-day by Gov.
GIynn. The district school superintendent
vii, issue tho permits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
RECORDED LEASES.
Mo0hattan,

Mo0hattan.
<8D ST. 22s r., ALVIN Roth 81 al TO
Avadis l>omsska, s5 SUFFOLK o. J yrs from
Doc I, 1915; atty, Hsrris KoppeIinsn, ltt
NsNluDtOn ~ i. Vlvts
LET Az, l1l, store q front basement
Adolph Finkslstein TO Sam Lerch, i2t LIST
A.: yvs from My :: 1917; atty Edw
BROADWAY, 1otS-letS. sll-Upright Co TO
Chas \ AslieH, NJ Vernon, N Y, IL yrs
from Ash l. 1919; atty. Eric l. Bretzei.
Woo,worth Bldg. NY.............S2 2 900
10TH or. zee e store 4 c---Adeiheid stuve
to Anna y Oseenins, <ss q 1tSth Of. s yrs
from Nay I. 1914: attys "a. ........ $50
'sE as,h IT, iss,S &C. sss" ", to tt %sS
Nay I. 1914; attys tO. ......--... $3.50
AUsTIN PL. $ss. ground n--Hsnry Weber 4
sno to Harlem Bottling Works. asa Austin
pl, 2-lS yre from Ach l. 1914; atty. n "
6rsusr, sst u tteth st.............. 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
CITY INVESTING co. OFFICERS.

The board OF directors OF the City In
vestinG Company yesterday reelected
Robert Z. Bowling president OF the com
pany. Lewis Il. Preston was elected
vics-president. succeeding Bradish John
son. and George F. Gunther and Frederic
J. Halliday were elected as secretary
and Yeasursr respectively. The follow
ing were named a. The executive commit
tee: Robert 0oelet, George G. Clark.
Henry ID. Hotchkiss. Robert F. Bowling
Samuel T. Peters and Lewis d. Preston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
W Wireless-IarOmia ssseis.

IS Oceanic $40 miles east of Sandy HOOK ~
3P NJ YESTERDAY
"A N
IS Rrcmen 400 miles ~as, of Sandy Hook -
noon ~
IS SAINT Anna s'o miles cas-, of Sandy Hook ~
7:Np
weston bar al
=. Nueces Mobile % mies east OF Mobile ~
5. Ii RIO Galveston 81 mites north OF Jupi.
ter AT y
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srILDER BUYs EDGEMERE LOTS.

Inc Lewis II. May Company has sold
w me Edgemere Crest Realty Company
w lots on the east side Of Hartman
W we and two lots on the west side OF
..pe avenue, Edgemere. l.. l.. to John
.v'senstn for Improvement with two
s,eco houses
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REsULN AT AUCTION.
Public O6erings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bponx and BrooklyU.

TAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY d. p. Insrshsm 4 Co.
isoTH ST, .ss W, n g: aes.s W eth av. 1924
all tx N: ds h,,,n.os. T 1s. s. a.
taxes. &C, ssif7,; to the plaintiff $4,000
By ". MorgenthAu. Jr.. Co.
list 81. Z. ., i7s . 5th av. 2sxssli.
sly tnm,--A r spr.ng ast c W Conner
;o "a. d pIsiu sshnis' ''1'' &C. 1850 1850
by Henry Brady.
CHERRY ST. All to 2si, sw Jefferson.
7sxstlx7sHN, a&s sly loft + str buids-
~ y. H s:son "s sS,Sara:sd ..ns Dempsey
lat s?os THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph p. Day.
TEAT y! "a Az -, &c. z,res e. az
.. sub due to -, MI. iss s.' 10 - rrsat
GuioN. PL. /. s. iso . St Ls~r.ne. .y. sos
ssii M :. -. Of aa. fsHrss e. s... MAJ. r.
18TH ct. y. las 40 Boulevard. sSrios
'.1'!' sa s'i ,,;s ; aa.:.I &C H
to the plaintiff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. etsS
lat THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
BROOKLYN
by william H. Smith.
LINDEN Az. ~. . o. l<i BEDFORD av 7sx
Of B,ooElyn 30 u Diiimeisr 81 al; 10 II
e Ssra u. cor B.v.I,.y road ii.iscw
al; action 10: to the u y Title Guaranty
Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......... ttb0o
BY william ~ Rae.
COURT sTsss; IS = s.ske,t. '!.ssn
by James Brumisy.
sTH st. sws .sI W ID sv. ?sxioo-H o
Hale to n Thompson. sxor. &C. ct al; TO
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Brown THEATRE LESSEE.

g.. nares strauss Is the lessee OF the
,,cury Theatre at the southwest corner
~, mar cite street and 10th street. The
'' Is FOR ten years at $4,000 q year.
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NEW WEST SIDE WAREHOUSE.

hled plano for q three story warehouse, at
SCI to $40 Eleventh avenue, on a plot
7S.oxl00 feet. Charles y. Bauerdorf 10
the owner. The cost has been estima ted
at $4,000
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HuAss. Tubes want Ro.a Issue.

The Hudson and Manhattan Company.
operating tho Hudson tunnels. asked the
Public Service Commission Yesterday for
permission to issue $4,000 In bonds to
Reimburse the company for money spent
on improvements. Commissioner Will
iAms will hold hearing on the applicat ion
on March ~.
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hoLL', DWELLING IN A raADH.

.., Wso' Lee have sold Edward Biallss
ssnty Place at Hollis. L. l.. 10 Hiram J.
=, sp'l who gave In exchange nifty lots
" sherman avenue. PisinAsld, N. J.
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DyCKMAN CORNER SOLD.

ACADEMY STREET.-W. ]. Huston 4
Bon have sold for Max Marx the south
east corner Of Academy and Cooper
streets. plot OF four lots, fronting 100
feet on each street. Mr.. Marx bought
the property recently.