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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DAVID NJ KAHN co, lSc--A petition 70
bankruptcy has been flied against David NJ
Kahn 4 Co, Inc, dealers In furniture nj
io West i2i,h street. II wa. ALLEGED ,nni
merchandise and accounts OF 300 The ma
bilit,es were said to ZEE s4i. 600 and III. assets
$50 900 Judge Mayer appointed Robert =.
Conklin receiver. bond s. 90. with authority
THE sufERioR GLASS COMPANY "A pc,i.
ton n bankruptcy has been tled against
the Superior Glass Company. dealer In glass
NJ 1874 West Farms road. The Bronx The
HERMAN y rLAXMAS Schedules IN hank
ruptcy of Herman b Flzxman. manufacturer
of waists and dresses AZ lia1 liroatway show
NATHAN ADAMS Schedules N hsnkrup,cy
of Nathan Adams, manutact lrer NJ - West
Tweniy-sccond street show liabilities OF
81 ~ ard asse,s ., $50
GARFINkEL & Pl.ATr-schcdulos OF Garfnkrl
4 Platt manufacturers ~ furs AT ~ East
Tenth street. show liabilities OF S.si9 and
l. W, MARKS INC and the JULIET STORES
COMPANY-Jud Mayer confirmed yesterday
the composition Of l. W Marks. Inc, manu-.
ct,irsr OF ostrich feathers NJ Gs West Thirty.
ninth street. ana OF the Juliet Stores Com.
psny, dealer in hate and millinery al the
same address, with stores in Philadelphia
and Washington. eSrh al % cents on the
dollar, payable y. cents cash and ia. cents
note, due on Anrll 10 next
Grand street, has made an assignment to
Louis Lehman. The corporation MAS char.
tered on April Ia 1913, with - capital stock
THOMAS WILKINSON, a corporation Mt 1871
Broadway. has made an assigumrn, 10 Nyle
:. Iiollcy. The corporation was formed in
September. 1872. with capital stock OF
& 900 Thomas WiiSin non ~, Is president.
fEriers at East Eighth street, have made
an .ssi ynment to samuel strauss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT FIRST
JUDICIAL pIsTRICT-ln tho matter OF the
M Aeplspa an Mr h;Sn Of M gE2RaE
sMiTH. MoRRis x JEsu t Join All il
S Ipi,s =, WN,3,92pBuRY LAN9poN and
RAPID Trsn., hsifoaa com me SSsra
The City of New York. for and on behalf Of
said city, for the appointment OF Commits
Of pl and 'e ess SaroS STATUTES at as:
amendatory thereof and supplemental
sssasi0 ,y no saI ,s, the b. Ss
s'ructioh. maintenance and operation OF
an elevated railroad In westchester Avenue.
ward. thence along the Southern boulevard
TO the Boston Road. thence along the Boston
Road 70 one Hundred and Eighty hrst Street.
In the Borough OF The Bronx wherever said
easements have not been already acquired
by pg .1,, or G,hsrMiss. ,,,.,,.
OF John J, Freedman, Frank J Dupienso
aud Moses II. Moses, tho comn.!ss!oners o.
titled proceeding. which report bears date
the. 25th day OF November, 1919, and relates
clerk Of the County of New York on the 2sth
day OF November. 1913
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN tina, said
second supplemental and Amended Report
will be presented for confirmation to the su.
preme Court OF the State Of New York at q
the First Judicial District. at The County
Court House IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. on the ard day OF Febru-
day. and that then and there or as soon
thereafter as counsel can he heard thereon.
Supplemental and Amended Report be con.
Dated. New York, January 30. 1914
ARCHIBALD X. WATSON.
Corporation Counsel
Hall OF Records.
Borough % Manha.ean.
CITY of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Av. W 8. 2Lii n iso,h Vt.
sTsxioo--Iiaskei A Josephson Ast simon
Shapiro e, al tforecios OF mtse); attys'
nth ST. 0i5 E--Annie Kaplon ngt Max
sulken 2, al forecios OF mtge). atty, I
CONVENT Av. q cor i4uh st. s9.ilxis--
aermania Life ms co as, Hugh J o'Don-
nell ct al tforscios of mtre); attys Duion
18th ST. So. 100 LenoS Az. 25xss IL
oustavus sidenh.rg ct al srt Edwin J
Pettet ct al tforeclo. OF mtge): atty..
FORSYTH st. ss--Isrsei FREEMAN ct Al ast
san,ss 'i isn ,,y ''ioa F. Fri iSt'e'''' me-
ESS,aG HAT, Tyu; CO q 81 ;:,i rs:an
mtsel s,tys, Cary a Carroll
iIbrH ST. ii5.27 w-Jacob q Selma per ag,
Geo Tones ct al Noreclos OF mtse). atty.
ssTH ST. .oa-i W; Goth ct. sos W; eth ov,
$50. and other property in Kings county :
WIN Cregan az al agt Laura Cregan
partition; atty NJ p McGoldrick.
DECATUR AN, =, 81 OF e0ist st. 3sXli0
--caroiine Fredricksen AT Emile Won der
Linden foreclosure OF mortEaEe); J
18th sT. whole from. camsr.u.ns sv to
Crescent nv, ctx100xl2s.t--Henry Elias
brewing Co aEt Iama~cia Realty Corpora
lion et al no,eelosars Of mortgage; atty
LYON Az. 80. 40 n . o. Grace Az. tsxIoo--
S S:,hs q w s, a, foreclosure of mOr'sax
18TH At. e cor Fox ~. :6xss 2?--Dora
Frank AFT Lena Hoffman e, al tfore-
closure Of mortgageJ; atty, l fevison.
iS2D ST. n q, 800 e Of Courtiandt av. 25xl00
Edna l. Grover aEi Everett Harrison
action warrant of attachmenpi atty, w
W Bryant
OXFORD Av. n =. 1901 Q or Bscom av.
,5xI00--Alfred Lowith agt Rudolf Hall et
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE. atty. Q =
CLIFFORD Av. .. 1871 of Bnicoin az,
2G1i0o--Aliee l. Thatcher agt Rudolf Hail
ct al foreclosure of tnortgaeeD; g Hal
lock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
BIG Esd STREET LOFTS LEASED.
Lace House said 20 He Lessee Of
| Bsilding Near Fifth Avenue.

The six story building at 90 to 80
west twenty third street has been leased
Tor long term OF years. according to
persistent reports In the market during
the last few days. Loeb Schoenfeld.
lace house on lower Broadway, was
mentioned "a the lessees Mr.. Schoenf field.
however. denied that they had taken the
building or that his firm were even
negotiating for IT, The property Is
owned by the Arnold estate II ia Iii
feet on Twenty third street and runs
through TO Twenty-fourth street. where
IL IL 80 feet
The stores are occupied by Putnam 4
Co and Dutton & Co. publishers, who
nave taken new quarters uptown. They
sun retain possession OF the stores and
VIII continue TO occupy them until their
leases expire or they are bought by the
new tenant The building lie to be entirely
re'nodeled Walls are to be removed in
order to give unobstructed space to the
new tenant Sprinklers will be installed
and In every respect the building is to
be brought up TO date
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
TRADE GOES INTO DWELLINGS.

Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
residence OF William Hull wickham AT
10 East Fifty-sixth street to Haas
Bros. ladies' tailors and dressrnakers.
for term OF years. The building has
an elevator and all modern Improvement
OF n private house. II will be altered ex-
tensively for business. The rental was
on Il gross basis
Pease n Gilman have leased the four
story dwelling at IL East Forty third
street to Frank L. Slazenger. sporting
goods. now at West Twenty eighth
rental Of about 100000
Van Norden 4 Wilson have leased the
Beaver street store and basement in the
new building known as the New and
Beaver Arcade. which extends around the
corner OF New and Beaver streets hav
ing n frontage o +9.5 feet on Beaver
street and CO., feet on New street The
tenant is the Beaver Street Restaurant
company. Inc. which has taken a lease
for twenty years. Both the store and
basement will be extensively altered ard
the restaurant opened about March IL.
The King Motor Car Company has
leased the third floor In the Narfiold
Building nj Eleventh avenue and Forty.
seventh street through Richard H. Scobie
y. Brigham Hall and William u. Blood
good have leased the store at 81 West
Forty-siNth street 20 Mines Josie Werner
and Esteile Lippman, millinery and dress
making.
Bleiman & Co. have leased the second
loft In 40 East Nineteenth street to
Scheuer Bros. also offices in II West
Twenty fifth street to Albert Cohen a
Co. and 1000 square feet OF space in the
building at the southwest corner Of Fourth
avenue and Thirty-second street to g.
Solomon.
4. A. Turner has leased tho three story
rear building and the store at eos Fast
Forty fourth street for fve years at $4,000
year TO Emil Feffercorn and Karl i.
Freurd.'
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
the fifth floor at AS West FiNy-f,fth
street TO Adolph Berkowitz: the six
tcenth floor at rs West Forty-ffth street
10 Robert u. kohn. and the sixth floor
at $40 West Forty-ffth street TO a w r.
Bowling.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
the Randeli Underwear Company the
sixth loft at the northeast corner of
Twelfth street and Fourth avenue
for a long term of years TO Jerome Kosen-
berg: the seventh loft at 1881 East
Twenty-second street to Kurtz Il Afaurer,
and for the estate OF Mary A. Chisolm
the ffth and eleventh lofts at bS-s West
Twenty-second street to Morris bernstein
and Feinstein 4 Morowit.
Tucker Speyers & Co. have leased to
Otto Kohn the fifth floor at 90 West
Thirty eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
BUYERS IN THE BRONX.

vELHAM ROAD.--A. 4. KRUGER has
sold for Mrs. Catherine Gass, wife OF
former Register Frank Gass, 1909 Pei
ham road. "a two and one-half story
frame dwelling on plot 50Nl0O. near
Westchester avenue. to Marie Louise
Farrell.
WISE ENUE.-Harry Cohen has sold
for Mrs. Adele Harrington to Samuel
Carucci 1878 Vyse avenue. Ave
story Hat, on plot 5ox100. be-
tween Jennings and l72d streets. The
property was given in exchange for
tie plot 157x150. at the southwest cor
ner of Clinton avenue and 10th street.
recently reported sold.
BEAUMONT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sell
kin and \. Mantiband have sold for
Louis Epstein 23i5 Beaumont avenue
four story dwelling, on lot 25xl00.
HULL Observation-Disclosures Selkin and
Mantihand have resold for Annie
. ipste.n S0,5 Hull avenue. a two family
house, on lot 25xll0, in the Bedford
Park section.
THIRD ANENCE.--Louls Ress. with J.
clarence Davies. has sold the four story
double fat at 4l7l Third avenue. on lot
@oAsI. t. Peter Stumpf. The property
was recently conveyed to Oscar Harger
o. Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
PkOPOsALA

SEALED BIDS will DO received by the
second floor Municipal Building, Park Row
and Centre and Chambers streets. New York
cry, until II A. Nj, ON Tuesday, February
s. 1914, for Contract lV%. FOR furnishing. de-
Iiverins and installing gaze and other valves.
aluice gates and appurtenanCes along Cats.
Kill saueduct mainly within New York Cliy
limits
II the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders, and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be OIL
ia!ntl al the above address, at the Secre-
tary'sN once by deposltlns the sum Of ave
dollars 80 IA cash o. Its equiyalen, for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply
to the cffice OF the Principal Assistant En-.
giueer NJ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President
eli AkLES CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN
Commissioners OF the Board Of water supply.
JOeFpH y MORNlSSFy ascratarv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
TALL BUILDING ON
MADISON 50. SOLD
Yrs. r. j. Huntington and Miss
Dinsmorc Take Over 81 Story
10Th st. Structure.
ETH AVE. CORNER IN TRADE
Nd Building at 31st st. For
mcrly Was Occupied by
Duveen Bros.

In the largest transaction In com.
-srlai properties closed in many months
~. Robert j. Huntington and Miss
Madeline |. Dinsnore yesterday became
~ owners Of the twenty-onc story build
nrNii and 10 East Twenty-sixth street,
attending through to 6 and 3 East
rwenty-seventh street They gave in part
o,yment for the big loft building their
c,operty at the northwest corner Of Fifth
svenue and Thirty-frst street. which was
occupied by Duveen Bros. until their
,snoyal to their new establishment further
10 the avenue.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. negotiated tho
transaction. acting for both sides. A
value Of $500. 900 Is placed by them on
the two properties.
Goldberg 4 Kramer, composing the
Flemish Realty Company. are the sellers
Of the Twenty-sixth street building. They
bough, the site in April. 1912. and erected
,he structure from plans by Rouse &
oolds,cne. who estimated the cost of con-
6yuction at 100000. The site adjoins
a. Brunswick Building. on the corner of
nfh avenue and Twenty-sixth street, and
6cnts on Madison Square. IL formerly
Md the residences Of J. Frederick Kerno-
Aan and the late Frank Work on the
fvonty street side and two stables
belonging 20 the residences on the Twenty
SEVENTH street eide. The plot has 'front.'
ages OF SIS feet on each street and a
depth through the block OF 1876, tho
building covering the entire area. II Is
tnown as the Flemish building. II was
completed last spring and Is almost fully
rented
The property at the northwest corner
Of Fifth avenue and Thirty-first street,
shich Mrs Huntington and Miss Dinsmore
give in part payment, Is n four story and
store building. fronting 2s.4 feet on tho
svenue and 1e5 feet on the street At
the rear end Is an l. $50 feet deep. The
building was erected for the exclusive use
Of nuveen Bros.
Only few days ago the sale was re-
ported Of the opposite northeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Thirty-first street, a
twenty story Office and loft building. but
for some unexplained reason the deal will
not be consummated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
PLANS FOR AsToR LOFTS.
asa street Building 20 Cost $500, 900
To ne ~ stories uish.

herman Lee Meadcr. architect for will
IAN vincent Aston. has filed plans for the
construction of twelve story building
~ 2-l6 West Thirty-third street and l5
west Thirty-second street. II will
oe nreproof structure OF brick, limestone
anu terra Gotta, with frontage OF poo
rect on Thirty third street md e5 feet
on Thirty second street II will be
opposite the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on
Thirty-third street and adjoining the
Hotel Aberdeen on Thirty-second street.
On the first floor will DO located small
retaii shops, while the upper floors will
contain offices and show rooms. II Will
be known as the Waldorf Building. The
Thirty-second- Thirty-third street Cor
poration, OF which Leslie r. Palmer Is
the president. Is the lessee The cost has
been estimated at $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Jan ts--T'hc cruiser Pitts
burg has arrived at Mazatlan. the tus lroIuols
Al San Francisco, the cruiser New Orleans AZ
Ensenada. the snnboa, Nicksburs At Tacoma,
the battleship Minnesota ut CrstObal. tn.
yacht Eagle AT Gonaivcs, the DESTROYER Paul
Jones al san Diego, the batileships Wyoming
Florida. Utah, Delaware and South Carolina,
the tugs Ontario and SonOma the transport
Dixie aud the des,royers Henley, Drayton
Migrant Mccall, WARRINGTON, Paudns. Am.
men, Burrows, Patterson Trinl" Jour,t,
mings and duncan AZ Culebra: the tender
Tonopah and submarines D-i, d.. D'3, Ell and
E.2 at Jacksonville, the cruiser Maryland AMI
the collier Justin n Mazatlan.
Tho collier Bru'us has salicd from Lambert
Point Tor Boston. the gunboat Tacoma from
Vera Cruz for Port smouih. n H. the collier
Pro,cus from hampton Roads for Vera Cruz,
the collier Hannibal from Guantanamo for
survey grounds of Nicaragua and the collier
Nanshan from Ma,ailan for Gusymas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

The following realty corpora tons wsr.
chartered at Albany yesterday;
New York stat. Appraisal Company, Man
haitian: capital, $1,000; directors, Joseph T.
Ssourke, Andrew u. Mcnamara and Gustavo
Gallant New York.
D.lmar Realty Corporation. Manhattan
CAPITAL, $1,000; directors. Howard III
Mosher, Arthur - Mosher and Arthur A
Mosher New York city.
linton building Corporation bronx: capt.
tai, $500; directors, Frank BeErisoh. liille
Bergrisch and Bruno Schol2, Southampton
l.. l.
San Construction Company Bronx. capt.
tai, $500. directors. Nathan Wilson. New
York; g. Harris Falk and Harry Turek
bronx.
Daniel Building Corporation, Brooklyn;
capital $1,000. directors. Daniel FNdier
Abraham Levine and Bessie Levine. BronI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. 1 AZ Sun sets. ~ noon ri.e. ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyHt ~. 40 Gov island ~ ~ He'll Gate. "a
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
.s'sS Cov.Island S.io Hell Gate. .ioSA
Arr,yed-MONDAY. January 10.
"a Columbia 3:i5 p. NJ, Glasgow, JanuaR7 ~
SIS Lux 3:t6 \. NJ, Niro. January 2.
s. Prinz Eiel Friedrich. 1880 +. A.. lnsgua. Jane
uary IS
January II.
IS StfAthcarron. $50 a N. Cardenss Janu~
Is Stephano. Halifax, January II.
50 CoAmo, SIS = NJ, San JUAN January IL
SIS Prime der Nedcrlandcn. p. NJ, he0SA
january ia.
IS Lartmer Port Arthur. Texas. January w.
So ye~a- Port Arthur. Tex. January
81 Arapahoe, Jacksonville. January 10
IS Creole New Orleans, January ~.
So II Oriente. Galveston. January Is.
IS Mamma Hsta. baltimore. January Il.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS CarfnaniA At Liverpool.
IS Minneapolis. at London.
SIS Lusitania. at ftshguard.
SAILED PoR NEW YORK
IS George Washington. from CherbourA
IS Sax onia. from NHploa.
Ss Martha Washington. from PatraA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

sp C; at,ys. Thompson. * 4 VI. :ss
18TH ST. n s. a75 sth NV. 75xi3s 10;
i25th si. 8. 226 Q sth av, b0xissi0-
stumpf and Langhof Co to First Savings
Trust CO. Milwaukee, Wis. Jan ~, Q
yrt. y o; atty. Cohen. 100
Bway ............ .sl26. 900
BpOnS.
thorough Of The Bronx
SWITZERLAND Av. centre line. being part
plot a. map villa sites Of Joseph Rosen-
thal-Delia Trainer to Fannie Catz, g4S
Trinity av, Jan l5. instails Q p c; atty, I
Lcvison, 258 y i3sth st..............S $3.50
PROSPECT Av, W l15th ct. i5lI3ge--
John w Cornish Construction Co to Cora
y seaiey. Amsterdam, y Y. Jan 10. !? yrs.
Up c; atty. r Co. I7S Bwey. go. .S6 900
ouDEN Az. 1925. e. asxso--John J
Mackin TO Emigrant Industrial Cav Bank.
81 Chambers ct, Jan 10. o yrs, 6 p G; atty.
NJ scanlon. 81 Chambers g. $500
Den TO The. Lane. rs Franklin pl.
Flushing. l. I. pr mtg $500. Jan Is.
yrs, 81 c; atty. Theo T Lane, ls5
pRosPEcrr Av. :. iss is5;hi ;.'' sSy
ios also Prospect as. n, 70, . Jennings s,;
smith. Bosots. N j.. Nov it. 1918. due.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

Judge Mayer IN the United states District
.ous, Srun''I yes'vraHi ,n, rom DAM
clerk 80 James street. liabilities. 1859; Ferris
Faulkner. tailors trimmings, 800 Finn avenue
liabilities, SOL On: solomon l. Mossler. sales
man % West lsoth street. liabilities ST. 90i |;
Louie Schatzcr and Benjamin Weiahari OF
S,hatzer Weishart Il THAI. mens neckwcar
Yves, Fourth street liabilities sii.o3l; Louis
schwartz. women's underwear, % Allen street.
liabilities, n. 100; Samuel j, Silvcrs'ein, cloaks
and suite lis Yves, Twenty seventh street
liabilities. S% $40: Louis Tannenbaun,. whole.
sale millinery supplies 10 Bond street. habit.
ties SIS, 969, and Rabinowi"h & Brown, lew.
eler.. W Avenue A, liabilities. s3,l5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
aLYNN At BROKERS' DINNER.

Gov. Martin H. Glynn will he "A guest
at the eighteenth annual dinner OF the
Real Estate Board OF New York. to bs
held at the Waldorf Astoria on February
Z. The AFFAIR will he the largest In tho
history of the board. every available seat
having been sold. taxing the ballroom 10
its capacity. The dinner committee, Of
which Elisha Sniffen Is chairman, has
been compelled. for this reason, to senl
regrets to many applicants. Arrange
ments for speakers, besides Gov. Glynn.
are now being made. and the list probably
will be announced tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20

SAB ST, .ios w. sli~-Juiss s Ehrics to
same. 10 2-1s yrs from Nov 20, 1919; atty.
same. 10 a.i3 yrs from Dec 10, 1919. atty.
same $500. $50 per cent. OF net rentals
9Th Av. S67. all--Evclyn !. Enrich 10
same; 10 ana yrs from Nov rs. 1918: atty,
zane ;na .ii.sI per cent, of net rentals
! Decking 10 isidor Brook, 20 y iOG,h
=. yrs from Jan 1. 1910; atty. Abr
Harris, 300 Bway. ..,.....,..........s $50
WHITEHALL st. 49, store---H W Douty.
agent. to HYMN Wiener. AZ T. 9th ST. .
yrs from May ]. i9ii; address, IFS wan
I'D Az. az. "a store from n-Thc Har rTG.
tage Co TO Dominick DE Bills. 100 Il 3lst
81, 8 yrs from Feb I. 1914. .;.,.......s6 $500
to Sam'l 1Iorowitz. ISL Grand ST.. 8 i0-il
yrs from July 1. 1919: atty, II ] Cohen,
CANAL ST. 2aS. window on store floor.
Saml a bar TO VIM Gottlieh. 22f Kings
ton av. Bklyn, yrs from Dec IL, 1913;
atty. II sokolow. 373 Fulton st.
BowERy. Is. siorc. '&o--Lydia 7 Thomas
20 Emil Wagner, 1913 I'd av, c-i2 yrs
from Feb 90, 1919; atty. Max Siverstcir,
sos Rowery. ................ $500
SOUTHERN BLVD. $50; part OF base nent.,-
Blvd. yrs from Jan /. 1914; atty. N
kre.seh, b3i so Blvd, ..... 1900 to $500
3D Av. &2iS. store--Peter Mcclynn to
Andrew Nicholas. &216 80 sv, yrs from
Nov !. 1913: attys Martin Howe, SOY
fremont aV.s..... ..ssl,ZVV anu si,boV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
BHOOk\ILLE FARM SOLD.

: A. Warner Baltazzi has sold 10 n
Sl'n' for Improvement the John and
Daniel lioran farm of seven,y-eight acres
~ Rroukyilc, l.. l., together with the
homa> ~ Howell farm OF 1l2 acres ad-
loh!ns The property IL in the CEN
r' of the Meadow Brook country, and
NnonE the larger estates in the i'm
mrniat" vicinity are those of Julian Rip
'n g |. Hudson, David Dows Lloyd
'Is."iu, Howard Brokaw. Ralph y. Ellis
ail dur,ph f. Davis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
EAST SIDE DWELLING SOLD,

EAST i9TH STREET.--Smith Phelps
have sold the three story and basement
dwelling on lot ls.6x100.5. at 325 East
Forty-nlnth street. Christopher IL
Cnlandhern Is the owner of record
BETHUNE STREET.-Gustave Britt has
sold for l.. l.. Goodrich 81 Bethune
street, u three story and basement
. dwelling on lot 22xsi.5x irregular, 10
John q. Parr. who owns 81 and %
or the same block