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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
WARNS TOBACCO COMPANIES.
I. .. Attorney Acts 20 End Dealing.
with Metropolitan.

Unless four companies formerly con-
trolled by the American Tobacco Com
pauy agree by the early part OF next
week TO discontinue their present method
OF dispos!ng OF their products to the Met
ropolitan Tobacco Company the Govern
mcut probably will take action under the
sherman law looking TO the dissolution
of the Metropolitan company.
The Governments position vas eN-
plai yesterday NJ conference IN the
office OF United states Attorney ". Snow e
den Marshall, which was attended by
Junius Parker attorney for the American
Tobacco Company Bsrton craige FOR the
II. J. Reynolds Company Paul Fuller.
for the hgg"tt Myers Tobacco Com
pany J. Hamilton. for the l.. Lorillard
company. and ex-Justicc W. y. Cohen.
for the Metropolitan company. Special
Assistant United States Attorney Claude
A. Thompson was also present
The attorneys for the tobacco compan es
were Informed that the Department of
Justice after investigating the complaints
of independent tobacco tobbers. had come
10 the conclusion that the dissolution de
cree handed down by the supreme Court
In the case OF the tobacco trust wac
being violated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.

N. brigham Hall 4 william D. blood
good. Inc. have leased the parlor floor
store at 4s7 and 400 Fifth avenue 10
Worch a Co. OF Paris. dealers in Chinese
objects OF art.
The Charles 4. Noyes COMPANY I'm.
leased space in 90 William street to
Herbert Buxton. in 37-39 Liberty street
TO the Husselrath Importing COMPANY.
Henry =. Lowcnthal and the Fire Adjust
ment Corporation Of America Offices in
the Smith-Grav Building 70 Joseph Kurz-
man: In the lIilliard Building additional
space TO the London Guarantee and Acct
dent Company and large portion Of the
twelfth floor To the Zurich General Acct
dent and Liability Insurance Company,
and In the Frankel Building offices on the
eighth floor 10 Smith 4 Bruce
Edgar A. Manning has leased the store
and basement at 10 West Twenty second
street for Spear Co. agents. TO the
Dunn Sales Company, Offices at 56-5S
West Forty-ffth street to Moran & Jones
and the fourth floor Of - West Fifty.
sixth street TO A. Schriener
q. d. 4 II. V. Dixie have leased the
store and basement on the southeast cor
ner OF Eighth avenue and 1l5th street to
Isidor Nash for n long term OF years also
the northwest corner OF Morris avenue
and 1s5th street 10 Herman Heller for a
drug store. the eighth loft at 3l-33 West
Th'rty-first street to Joseph II. .Iosephs
and the store and basement l5e West
l2+th street to A. Spino.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Reported Sales and Records Of
Transfers and Mortgages
show Extreme Dulness.
10 MONEY BEING LOANED
Filings in Manhattan Yester-
aay showed Only $4,000
13 Properties Transferred.

I've statement OF the old back country
man tina; Things has got ter Improve.
BECAUSE they can't he no wuss," could
.,r, well hc applied to the real estate
market right now. With fine weather In
which 90 begin building operations and
with property values generally lower than
hey hay" been In ten years II would be
-easonabe to expect beginning OF ac-
r,ty among builders. hut from what
they have done so far this spring 1t would
Sem as though this is to be an excep-
uonally duh year in ali branches OF con-
s,ru.t.on. Yesterdays trading In Man
lst,an and The Bronx made a record for
,iuIncss FOR this season of the year.
Nut only was there almost no new
fading reported. but the records as well
nos a coalition which is almost unbe-
r,able Thirteen property transfers In
Manhattan went on record and seventeen
RI The Bronx. Not "a few of these wer.
.ransters which do not really affect own
snip and quite number were the re-
,u.is Of foreclosures. Mortgage records
how even a worse condition. for there
we're only seven such Instruments filed
10 Manhattan calling for II total OF only
$1,000. In The Bronx eleven mortgages
we're placed on record. showing total loans
I ti.iN2J.
Tie real estate market should be start
70 now Is most active period OF the year
ne fact Is. however. that there In lees
activity now than at any time since the
sglnninc of the realty year last fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
LOOKS LIKE SOFT COAL PEACE
P~nnsyIvania Union Men Aban doa
Demand for More Pay,

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.-The union
miners OF the soft coal regions OF cen
trail Pennsylvania. In conference with
operators here, decided this afternoon to
abandon their demands for higher wages
Patrick Gilday. president of District
No. 2. United Mine Workers of America
stated that the central Pennsylvania men
will not insist on the demand for n flat
fve cents n ton increase In wages nor
for 10 per cent. advance for inside
and outside day labor, Mr. Gilday was
optimistic as to continued peace in the
soft coal mines OF central and western
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
He said that the reason for abandoning
the wage demands was that the Chicago
union leaders In conference with oper-
ators there from the four Western dis
tricts had done the same. There are now
few differences. he said. In the entire
bitumnOus fields
81 do not believe there will be a strike
at all. either as result OF the confer
ences here or In Chicago" declared Mr.
Gilday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
BRONN BUILDERS ACTIVE.

Harrie T. Lindeberg has filed plans for
INC construction OF n two and one-haif
story dwelling Of brick. 4sxsi on tho
north side OF 2i6th street 100 feet west
OF Livingston avenue, for q. ~. Strayer
nv cost OF $4,000. John T. Kirby has
nied plans for a six story brick factory.
s1bxlOo. on the southwest corner Of
Lafontaine avenue and 10th street. 70,
w. Aronstein 4 Bros. at "A cost OF SEQ
600. Thomas J. Dun filed plans for a
three story brick school. 66x99.7, on the
west side of Washington avenue between
1870 ana ls4th streets. for the school of
our saviour, Rev. Francis p. Duffy. u. D..
~ cost of s60.0oo. Harry T. Howell
Med plans for two Ave story brick tene-
ment houses. each 50NSs, on the east
side OF Tiffany street 100 feet north OF
165th street for the TIT Building Com
pany, Peter Sinnott president, at n cost
or 100000. j. a. DiaEnardi filed plans
for two story brick dwelling. 2Oxis, on
the south side of Town Dock road 25 feet
west of Wilcox street. for hi Maio a
Scorpnato at cost OF si,500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 7I6-Louis Overriding at 4
Schhlle and Albert sehaIle' owners;
BROADWAY. s5si TO SsOi-Amerioan kala-
'G Oman Mark ana h hG" MMSrr:Sn AIR. ..f.
owners Keystone Const Co. contrac.
2OiST ST, Harlem River. sherman creek and
Academy ~ block, &c-rrnity Engineer
ms 60 ast United Electric Ligh, 4 Power
Go. owner. T Nesbit co, contrac-
2sp ST, IS w-chsries Fash az, Eden Musea
america, american CO. owner James + Esan, cono
2oisT ST, Academy st. Harlem hivs sS'S or
unitcd Electric Light 4 Power 90, owner
q, Ngsoii 60 Ing contractor 50. lSl.ci
and Academy st, block. &c-Eievstor sup
4 rows. %, owner, + r Nes6it 4 60;
2olsr ST, ,Acsdemy 81 and Harlem River,
Light 4 Power 60, owner; F T Nesbit a
co. Inc. contractor, ..,..,,......,.Sl O.s43
2Oisr ST. Harlem Rlyer, Dy;;swan q and
90, owner + r Nesbit q Co. Inc, con;
ACkpEMy 81. cor Harlem River -: ''oO
Hove Figid Goddard Inc ax, United 4
N" tiaf t cs ins p3WSr Co., owner
tsT 3G Ans'%E os. R h% E e. a.. 'S'f
SchS o ST"F Sons. NFi ina. c on sHa
u. " 4 schwoerer 4 sons Inc. agt
United Electric Light Power co. owner
Nesbi, Co Inc. contractor tsN7ss
block, SCI X Comstock co ast
y Edison co, owner Y T Neshit Co.
aoisT ~ and Harlem River, X --sarY
Power 90, owner; + r Nesbt a 60, Inc,
sOisF s s,'l !. s2o Academy 81, i;0xsscts@oe
schw1crer 4 sons Inc. AIT United
Nesbit 4 90, Inc, contractor, ss,af7 50
2OlSr 81, - near Harlem River. b5o,sS
2ol s-pnhlstrom Metallic Door 90 hEt
rnlied Electric Light 4 Power CO; owner;
t6Tli ST, t6 w--Robert sommervile ast
Arthur brisbane, owner; Anton strand;
sOisT sT. Harlem Rlyer,. sherman trseI
Go ast United Electric Light q Power co,
owner; T Nosbit & 60, Inc, oontrac-
?OisT ST IS. eco e Of Academy st. iG5oI2os
u + Hungerford Brass a Copper Co agt
rni,ed Electric Light 4 Power 60
2olsT ST at Harlem River X. --Emerson
Norris 90 agt United Electric LiEht 4
Power co, owner u T Nesbit & co: Inc
.olsT ST, 5, 220 . OF Academy st. 55Ox2os
Ma ional Ventilation co agt United
Electric Light 4 Power Co 4 n Edison
CO. owners; + T Nesbit 4 co, Inc. con-
.oisT sT, : =. ego e 90 Academy II, s5oxg0s
United Electric Light 4 Power co 4 n Y
Edison 90, owners. A Schwosrcr 4 Sons
Inc sub-contractors; r r Nesbit & co
me contractor ''' ''''''''',t ,..,.,h 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
NAY BUILD ON ACADEMY SITE
Pratt Family Buys Costly Plot In
BroOISIyn's Fiaancial Zone.

Members Of the Pratt family OF Brook
sH. under the title of the Morris Building
company, have purchased from the Record
n ding Company the property on which
'1e Old Academy of Music formerly stood,
md according TO report will improve II
with tall building, part OF which will be
occupied by trust company or insurance
'Uupsuy Ia which the family Is interested.
The property is on Montague street be-
ween Court and Clinton streets, in the
1nancial district OF brooklyn. 1t includes
plot l0vXlUO, now covered by low store
I.ldings. II carries mortgage for
$4,000 and is said to have figured In
,de sale az 100000.
This is the fourth sale of his property
n less than two years In the present
deal the traits gave in part payment
iweniy-iour two story English basement
brick dwellings on the north and south
s.des OF Lafayette avenue between Clas-
.on avenue and Taaffe place.
Former owners OF the Montague street
property had plans prepared for twelve
story office building which IL seems they
rere unable to finance. IL Is said that
these plans will now be carried out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
to Lachman q Goldsmith. IS Mass

TO Lachman . Goldsmith. IS Nas.ss
SANE PROPERTY. May 20, isis.HhSsrpSTyy
'"iFi atty. 'i P"ui isi Iik $40 T nso.s
i';TS s,,s sr b., Tss's sSs az AZ
a H9y" Ct Co. to ia 'fG poe'on. 'r.;'
''ss Rsry 'S CO. Inc AG 70
isc:-wnber, and Emily / dartison 20
Ascension Siy 2, NY by Lewis L Clarke iHa
' lc!s sr ST., ,G' +. f ic Park s 81 f;SS
pee, 2s, ,i9ls-,Rudolph, and Anna .uress
r&fhkw VIEW RI. =. ia,. iso,h 4. n' ssS
q ,S ARR 10 Msrio 20 Tmi IAN" Munro,
park View pl, near isoth q, -. stloo
i' Gan Tss!-no is and Ad. n ' cro
y jSo Howard cromwell cFs%,Ss5ss
Lot !, nv a. maps ,,i,s ana is.s Morris
Park julx is ismMo rrs. shn'ky ,, to
1T 60. leo Bway ..... .,i.........te 1855
''srn r &C.; 800 s,, a5o.' A, S GO
GTm Tss on al ss'u re- :, S,i.
s'sga,ot. 20; go lin sv; atty. WIN ~ 9
Tavpasirs Holding CO to Estates .Migs
GO, 80 Bvay. ,''.',,;, :. s.,,oo t;So
- NtSsioNberp'sard and nd n.bcccS I Horn ~" :.
It, AoI pN%r'hi R - $50 ST .', oco
16RiiLERp" I FL ESQ = is.ssioo. V Sep,
q. islo-Ftank and Helen rollachek g
Mary J Archer. atty II overlns,on. ?sot
MOI siTtoN ST. % ". !. issrss. FEB I,
l,,is-,o. fet.oTSni % % wm buehrn az 55
WEST HRoADwAy. les. VS. 2jx7j. Apr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and south.
rrn New England, cloudy snd warm
rr to-day, unsettled. probably rat.
Tomorrow, moderate south winds.
For New Jersey. cloudy to-day and to
morrow probably showers, moderate south.
west winds.
For northern New England. cloudy to-day
probably local rains unsettled to- morrow
moderate south winds
For western New York cloudy to-day
probably rain and colder Tomorrow; brisk
south winds
NEW YORK, March 26.--Rain fell yes
terday In the lower and middle Mississippi
and tho ohio valleys and the lake regions
due 20 depression OF marked strength CEN
trail over northern Minnesota and Wisconsin
u was also the cause OF much warmer
weather from the Guif states northvard In
the central valleys and lake regions
Another depression following with cen.
tres over Washington aud western wyoming
was attended by iight 10 moderate snow in
the Northwest and tho plateau states
Hgh pressure prevailed throughout tn.
Atlantic and Gulf states excep, Texas
westward to tho Pacific coast and freezing
II was much colder In tho Dakotas sn6
temp"ratures extended southwark into New
Mexico
Temperatures were above tho treesins
point everywhere east OF the Mississippi
River. except northern Lake Superior and
northern New York ana New England
In this city the day was fair and warmse
wind. fresh south to southeast. average hv-
nudity IS per cent; barometer. corrected -
read TO sea level, at a, NJ. 3O.57. az ~.
3Ots
Tho temperature IN this city yesprday, a.
recorded by the ofNclal Thermometer, Ia shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26

SAILED FOR NFW YORK
- Kaiser Wilhelm II from Chsrbouvs
- Moltkr. from Bouiueue
s. St Louis. from Sou,hh mptnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
ASSETS SHRINK, DEBTS JUMP.
Receiver Changes Figures Of Furs,
Company That Failed,

Prosecutor Robert s. Hudspeth who
was appointed receiver In the bankruptcy
proceedings instituted In the United states
District Court against the Furst Company
which until its failure six weeks ago con
Quoted the biggest department store In
Jersey city. filed a statement yesterday
showing that the corporations liabilities
are s2+b,5l7 and the assets sG5 600. In
the Court OF Chancery litigation the Arm
represented Its assets and liabilities TO be
about equal. $4,000.
An offer has been made by Joseph T..
Bernstein. president OF the Furst Com
pany. and Abram r. Benedict. large
stakeholder to take over the business and
pay all secured and priority claims in fun
and all general creditors 20 cents on the
dollar. This offer viii be considered at a
meeting OF the creditors on April In
Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
To SAFEGUARD REALTY.

As safeguard against any legisla-
ton or ordinance detrimental TO real es-
tate committee OF thirty-flve represent
Ing practically every taxpayers organ.za-
ton In the city has been formed which
will present to the central body. known
as the New York Realty Owners. all
matters which they think should receive
attention. The committee il the result of
meeting held on Tuesday at the Real
Estate Exchange. where II was decided
TO continue the work so effectively started
when real estate men went 10 Albany
to protest against the Herricls- Schaap
bill. The New York Realty Owners IL "a
combination OF all taxpayers organiza-
lions nthe city. which II Is proposed
to make permanent ~ that there may be
= body to oppose all measures not ac-
ceptable to the real estate interests OF
the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday.
Allerton Avenue Corporation, Manhattan;
capital. $4,000. directors, Simon sichel, MaS
Marx and LYMAN SOM. New York city.
Monroe street Realty COMPANY, Inc.
Manhattan; capital, $500. directors. Miles
Rosenoluth Morris Israel and Herman Fine.
New York city.
TIFFANY Holding Company. Inc. bronx;
capital, $4,000: directors Julius l.. woln
Leon Kaiser and Moses 7. Bsrrows New
Pines Bridge Realty Company, Inc, Croton
Lake, Westchester county. capital go, 900
directors Charlotte Kelly, Edw, J. Kelly.
Croton Lake, ~ ", and Thomas J. Reidy,
New York city
wuest Realty COMPANY Inc. Brooklyn:
capital 10000; directors Charles wuest.
brooklyn, n. v. Otto wuest. New Brunswick.
". J., and Frank u. York. New York city
Qneen. Jamaics; capital $4,000; directors,
Harold II. scutt Frank w scut,, Hollis,
N. Y, and Arthur A. FitzhuEh, Jamaica
Norwich Construction Company, Inc.
Queens: capital 900; directors George
well. Queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
JOHN }. BRITTON. Mas6ridse Building.
nroadway 4 3tth ST., NY
THIRD TRACK FOR ELEVATED
IntcrborouRh starts Work on the
Third Avenue.

Workmen began yesterday A. Chatham
Square to get the Third avenue elevated
ready for It's third track. Under the dual
subway contracts, signed year ago
the Interborough Is to put third tracks
on the Third. Second and Ninth avenue
lines. to he used for express service in
the morning and evening rush hours
when the third tracking on the Third
avenue IL finished express trains will make
these stops City Hall, Chatham square.
Canal street, Grand street. Houston
street, Ninth street Twenty-thrd street.
Forty-second street. losth street. i25.h
street, 1884 street. l3Sth street. l43d
street and itsth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Thc sunboat
Paiucah has arrived at cienfu"gos, the
tug rncas at Newport, the destroyer Mac
donough at New Norl, yard. the tank
steamer Arethusa ~ Pensacola, the battle
ship TEXAS at Hampton Roads the de
strOyer Duncan AZ Boston, the gunhoaf
Dolphin at Vera Cruz, the Oattlcshtps Wyo-
ming. Delaware. Louisiana, Michigan. New
Hampshire. Virginia, Georgia. Nehrask A,
Rhode Island and Kansas and the collier
Lebanon at Southern DIN grounds
The supply ship Glacier has sailed from
Mazstlan for TopOlohampo, the collier jus
tin from san Francisco for MR2ttltn, VIA
san Diego. the destroyer Reid from Key
West for Dry Tnrtug9s, and the hatfleshIp
Vermont from Norfolk for trial run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26

10th sts.)
3sTH TT, 100 W. 2oxeS s-Ad-laide n Keys
ano to Fannie Koss. ses West End av.
Mar IS. yrs, C; atiys, Thompson X 4
W. fSs Bway Observation-Disclosures. IS. 900
18th vt, 40 w, lP.sxi00. Norman /.
Hobart TO Lawyers Title Ins 4 T 60. 100
Bway, yrs . c. Mar 23........sll.000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, $40 Sun sets o.. Moon ss,s... Il.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k ! IS Gov Island 500 He'll Gas. .. . u
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk i.3J Gov Island 2:o5 He'll Cato. .s1e
Arrived March Is
= 0lymric. oie \ NJ SOUTHAMPTON. March ~
SIS Hamburg. 100 4 NJ, Palermo. March Il
- Roman Prince i'56 y NJ. shisids,
March
$ Tagus. 80 \. NJ. Ant,lIa. March 81
$ Havana, S.Is N. Nassau. March -.
:. Kcrtue0ai i!.Ij y. NJ Puerto M.Hcs
=. 81 rrnz August Wilhelm. 40 a. NJ, santass
$ Hpron,c Dunno's. "a. NJ. p.ne.. Msrrh =.
Sc Relay. Galveston. March "
s. Tampa siS. Key West, March 81
s. II sud. Galveston, March 10
IS lcnare. Jacksonville, March ~
s :. W tI,,a;g. y G March .
"a Hamilton. Norfolk March a
IS pawncc, .philadclrhia, March ~
: Ssa m,,Es;, hISsd ,d,i MaT,h G e.,
IS Tyler, Norfolk. March -,
ARRIVED FROM Nrw YORK
- Heie olav NJ Copenhagen.
= Hcrlin. a. Naples
Ss Nesaha. at london
= thrcnis. al Nsdcirh
- iaunoHta, at Naples
SAILED FOR NFW YORK
IS Kaiser Wilhelm II. from Cherbouys
- Moltkr. from Bouueue
- St Louis. from Southampton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
TRINITY BUILDING TENANTS

The United States Realty and Improve
ment Company has leased space in the
Trinity Building. III Broadway. TO the
Baldt Steel Company. Walter l., Hatch
clarence Mcmillan. National l.. T.. d.
COMPANY. the Tengwall Company, Louis
a. Ripley and Bernard Cowan: also in
the United States Realty Building, rs
broadway, to Doyle, Riley Il S~lirer.
Empire Corporation. Arthur &. Bailey.
Nortona Company. Morgan Finlay.
y. X. Stilman. Gutterson. Uuvior a
Monypeny. Legare Walker. George f.
Titus and Bernard Keleher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON March 25.-Army orders
issued were:
second Lieut. ". " McGee second Cav
airy from United states Military Academy
July 10 to Is regiment
capt W. = rlnit Coast Artillery. from
SiNty-sevsnth Company, detailed a. iusp,D-
tor-ins,ructor to Coast Artillery reserves or
California.
Forty-third 10 ltIth Company.
cant O. T.. Wertenbaker. Coast Artillery.
from li7th 10 Forty-third company.
q, cot A L. smith g NJ G.. from Afmy
depot Quartermaster Corps, New York city.
relieving col. NJ. q. Talinski, who viii pro
coed to the Philippine Department abou'
July 5.
assistant TO depot Quartcrmastcr at boston
20 charge OF the Boston depot, relieving col
O. II Davis who Will assume charge OF the
depot at Seattle wash, relieving Major II
J. gallagher, to Philippine Department for
assignment
Frs, Lieut., n, T Phinpey. Twenty-hrs,
Chaplain NJ. q. Doran, Tenth Infantry,
from duty a; Fort LesNenworth prison july
to his regiment.
These officers 10 report at once % the
Governor of the Panama Canal Major = g.
Boggs, Engineer Corps, Cspts u f. Wood
and f. q. whitlock cavalry, capt g, W.
naLPcr tnfnn,ry S"Gy l. l. Wa' n., r,2.;
Leu,s q. r. Gocthsls, A. H. Archer and G
Darlington. Engineer Corps, ana First Lieut.
y. NrHrs, cavalry.
Corps from duty with isthmian canal Com
First Lieut. n r. Huntington, Medical
Corps, honorably discharge.
First Lieut. ,. II, burnside Medical Corps,
First Lieut. O. Z. Divins. Medical Corps.
honorably discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
EAST SIDE DWELLINGS LEASED.

Douglass L. Gilman & co. have lcased
for term OF years 100 East seventy
fourth street. modern five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling. TO Charles II Mills
The same brokers have leased for the es-
tate Of William NJ. Leslie 1874 East
Ninety NTH street. n three story and base
ment dwelling. 10 Mrs. John King Van
Rensselaer, OF Philadelphia
Samuel II. Martin has leased for Bolton
Hall the two four story and basement
dwellings ut IiG and las West SiNty-nf'h
street 10 Jose Y Rabeli OF Havana for
three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
SALE or GREENWICH CORNER.

Horace +. Ely n Co. have sold for NJ.
. Osk the four story and basement build
~ on lot l6.SX65.3 at | Horatio street.
idjon.ng the corner of Eighth avenue. TO
he White estate. owners OF 3 and 8 Ho-
alto street The property Just sold was
purchased about three months ago by Mr..
TX from the Garrison estate. which had
oxned il since 1865
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
BuYs TARRYTOwN PLACE.

Nichols Hobbie have sold the country
~'ate known as the Crane place Mt
Tarr}town to W. Rosenstein. a New York
merchant. The property consists OF nine
acres, fine dwelling and outbuildings.
II has an elevation Of 400 feet and COM
mahds a wide view of the Hudson and
surrounding country. Mr.. Rosenstein will
make improvements to the house. which
VII BE- his permanent home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
SITE ron BHOOKLYN FACTORY.

Frank \ Seaver & Co. have sold the
plot. 32ONl50. at the northwest corner
~ Th.rty-eighth street and Fourteenth
avenue To manufacturing corporation.
which will erect a factory. The sellers
Nere the United States Title Guaranty
Company. the Fidelity Mortgage Com
pany and the Ziegler estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
wADswORTu AVE. CORNER SOLD.

samuel Harris is reported to have sold
rs 10 ll9 Wadsworth avenue. three five
tory fats at the southeast corner Of
18th street. They measure 1875 feet on
NsdsNorth avenue and 1875 feet on 18th
street, The corner building Is 45xi00
md the others 40xi00 each MIR Harris
lought the houses in May. 1911. and has
,esn holding them at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
howard ESTATES HOUSE BUYER

Miss Mabel Baum has purchased
Wrough Sayers Bros, attorneys, the
te" house At Eagan avenue and Elkhorn
street. Howard Estates II Ia Of the
s'"'-bungalow design. Joseph r. Day
"ds The broker In the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
sRoOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

. W. Snyder a Son have sold for the
William H. Calder Company the new two
family dwelling at 672 Prospect avenue.
The two story and basement brick two
family dwelling at 522 Sixty-second
street has been sold by TutinO 4 Cerny
TO client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-26
''IH STREET DWELLING BUYER.

Jo un w. Wise Is the buyer OF the
'"'...g al 80 West Seventyfourth
,""', sold last Monday by Abraham
WEI through Sawson & Hobbs.