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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-23
Stop Those Early Bronchial Cough.

They hang on all winter if not
checked, and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bot
tie Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, and take it freely. Stops,
coughs and colds, heals raw inhamed
throat, loosens the phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Best for children
and grown persons. No opiates. Sold
by all druggists everywhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-23

Young women are as anxious to try
the news wrinkles as the older ones
are to get rid of them.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-23
ClTROLAN. CITROLAX.
CITROLA\,

Best thing for constipation. som
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow.
els. Stops a sick headache almost al
once. Gives a most thorough and sat
iSfactory tiuShing-no pain, no nau.
sea. Keeps your system cleanscd
sweet and wholesome. Ask for Cit.
rolax. Sold by dealers everywhere
When a preacher tells his congre-
cation that he has a call from another
church it may be roundabout way OF
asking for AN increase i'm salary.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-23

The average wife thinks he is her
husbands guiding star-but most
husbands refuse to be guided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
TWO BLOCK FRONTS
ON THE DRIVE SOLD
Large Vacant Plots North Of
16Oth st. Go TO Operators
Lexington Avenue Sale.
SITE FOR APARTMENT
Realty Company Takes Upper
Broadway Apartmcnt-GOOd
Deals in Other BOrOughs.

IT, LOYAL L. Smith estate sold yester-
a., 'hc block front on Riverside Drive
,..o iG0th to 16ist street. Harris and
vlurtcc Maudelbaum are the buyers. and
s. Ines been the way with the Mandel-
h..lir4 tnpy will sell the property In small
,i5,s 10 apartment house builders. The
'I.l. ihaLms seem to he the men be-
,v,cr the builders and the estate. They
hive bought most of the holdings OF the
smith estate on the Heights. II Is only a
e.v days since they sold to the Friedman
Construction Company the block on tho
,,,,h side OF l6lst street. between River
aide Drive and Fort Washington avenue
md the operators bought last week from
ii, smith family the block front on the
NTH side Of i60th street, between the
me avenues. The block bought yester-
Law adJoins this property. 1t contains
about twelve and half lots fronting 200
1et along Riverside Drive and extending
,,ek toward Fort Washington avenue
ia feet The lots are sold with the
,r,,.rs;anding that nothing but elevator
,p,rtment houses OF the highest type will
ma erected. This restriction Is extended
oyer the property still retained BY the
state, which amounts to about nifty lots.
'rhe deal Was negotiated by the j. RomAine
urawn Company, which has figured In all
N. purchases Of Smith property made by
the Mandelbaums.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

with name and address Of lenders attorney
LOT i5s map wlliams5fidge july IS, 1913
-Onotrio Distasio 10 Giovanni Motta, lsS
sullivan Of, atty. NJ X Mstteo, ?os Broad.
..D sT. ia ". n. t,sd ct, u.,s vi,
Corp TO Grant VI Mcdonald. Breton Hall.
Sc cor Bway and seth St sttys. stewart
s, - wall a. ..,.,,,.-... 100000
" blk. Feb 1s. iso2--CAolihe wiedhopf
10 Emanue. Marks a''ys' E'nS'ein' So q %;
is5TH sT. $ so Grant av. runs
ss.s soeAsssxsos to beg, June L..
isis-M.tcheii. 81 Dermott Con't Co 10
Aw Giatimnyer. s7s Grant av. 49,. g. 800
>2D ST. 2s-s3 W. n 5. $50 9th av. ssh
to G Lawyer. + T CO. $50 Bs.y $50 COG
s,.ioc.s.sSaio5' Jan H. isis-s.ns !. e
SOUTHERN BLVD. W cor Decatur av.
ssxloS.iiSs: 7x2os.s. June 81. lsoi-Thiraa
y HAPPY to Abr Il Cox. Cherry Valley.
Mulisn. t5 Liberty St. ..... $1,000
HALL rl- " from n. cor 10y So.
part Fox estate. Mar 2s Isi2-Aifr.d and
Ellen Henson to Henrietta shotten. 26s
lss,h ct: atty, Isaac Levlnson. g5s L
LtpLow ST ", 100 v Houston st, :.s
q Harris, is BvSy, 49, ',' 5000
FoRpHAM Az. VS., IS = 9TH st tMorrisaniaD
or lsIth st. .5xlOO, Mar 10. lsl9--tiustaNe
and Lena Frey to Paula Fiach aidres.
IL. st29 Sd hv..............-. 81 900
10TH ST. g. 1868 " ID av IO.7Xi0O. ..
Apr ., ls0S-Adolph Messsr and ano TO
Louis lsenburGer' atty, A seidman. 81
Az b. is. W cor sd .. l5.1xss. Oct H.
lsob-Jacob J and Reoek Alter to Ebins
BrewG Co. feo 81 AIMS av....... $1,000
iasTH st. s.. $50 Q sth sv, 62.ek2oi.lo,
Mar -. lpll-Louis and Fannie s Blum
stein 20 Thao J Chabot, 1908 Wash sv.
atty. N sullivan, Wills sv and itsth
" ss..ss.t .siVV,OVV
BANTER ST. -. W runs Is 81
e 80 n 1875 ~ 20 ~ K TO
beg, Mar ss, lss6-Isador and Nebecca
Abrahsms to Samuel u Hamburger. 80 W
35th II Cor Rector ST. .....-,., s27, 600
AUDUBON AN. cor leist 81, l0ONl 100.
Feb 20, lF00-Thco W and Resale Myers
20 Thee Myers, oxr. nuys fnGeinart &
.D Az a cor 2i,t st runs N DIX !. I00x
s-to pt 100 I'd av XIV % TO beg, Jan
20 isss--Michacl Roischman 20 Gcorse
Hagemeyer, .Hr. auyr Wood Cook 4
seitz, SO Wall si......,,.,........' i?.5oO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Paumonck Inn and Cottage Colony. Inc.
Mani rattan capital $4,000: directors.
sidney Newbors. New York city.
York Apartment Company. Manhattan.
capital. $4,000; directors. Maurice b. Fs,sen.
baum. Henry +. Hsfer; New York city;
Bsnedicts Mlchaeison. The Bronx.
Robert Graves. Jr.; capital 5000. d
rectors. Robert Graves. Jr,. Frank Penrley
and Sherwood II. Bosworth. New York city.
Carstein Linnekin. Inc. Manhattan
capital. $4,000. directors. Samuel Y. Car
stein. william 8 Iinnokin and r. Davis
Anderson. New York city.
The 1871 Seventy eighth street Company.
Inc. Manhattan: capital $1,000; direetors
York city: Haide Greenbursh. Mount Vernon,
". Y.
Gruhn Realty Corporation. BROOKLYN: capt.
tai. ts,ceo: directors, otto A. Gruhn. 10
Gruhn and Emma gruhn. Brooklyn.
Il 4 Kopslowitz Company, Inc, Brook yn;
capital. $1,000; directors Barnet Kopelowitz.
Ira W. Ollison, Brooklyn. y. Y; Louis Birn-
Lido Corporation, Mnlbrook; capital.
q, 900. 900; directors. Gardner i. Lloyd.
brooklyn; Clinton J. Ruch. G. Tracy Nousht,
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
LOFT AND STORE RENTALS.

Louis Schag has leased the store and
basement In $50 Sixth avenue, between
Twenty second and Twenty third streets.
to Cantor 4 Malgood
Pease & Gilman have leased a store
at has Park avenue to J. ouhoN.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the second loft at 800 and 322
Pearl street to the Bolts Marking Ink
Company. and the fourth loft in the same
building to the Halstead Brush Company
for De Selding Bros. the eighth loft at
So to IS Duane street to William r. Al
bers. and for Daniel B!rdsall 4 Co. the
h!fth loft at 9s and 100 Bleecker street to
the Eichler Publishing Company.
n. Brigham Hall William ..
Bloodgood have leased space IN $50 to
1856 Lafayette street to Isidor Cohn.
Rice 4 Hill have leased to n. s. Fled.
man the store mt l52 West Forty NTH
street
ROBBERS Levers has leased to the SAM
tary System Company the building at 2is
West Ninety-sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New
England. fnir to-day aud Tomorrow
rising temperature, HIGHT v.risb,.
winds. mostly soushvcN

For New Jersey fair to-day and to.m-,.
row; rising temperature, light vsr,ab,s
winds
For western N"w York fair to day and
to morrow using temperature
NEW YORK. March 2i-U was coldcr
Yesterday In Florida and In ,re urpcr lake
regions. but generally warmer In all Other
parts or the country due principally 10 the
presence OF areas Of depression central over
IN" lower lake regions aud over northern
rtnh.
high pressure prevailed over tho central
valleys and over all sections south OF the
Iake regions and New England
snow fell In tho lower lake regions west,
tin fennsylNania and western aud northern
Now YORK and In Montana and .astern
Washington and rain on the north Pacific
coast, elsewhere the weather was generally
fair
Temperatures were below tho srcezIns
point IN the morning southwa-d into south
carolina and northern Georgia but ro..
rapidly and were above freezing in tho Ohio
valley ana middle Atlantic states during
the day.
In THIS city tho day was fair and warmer.
wind. fresh southwest: average humidity. 20
per cent; barometer. corrected to read TO
sea Level. nj A. NJ. 500. : y NJ. oos.
Tho temperature IN this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the of',cial thermometer, Is shown
IN cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
n,cuELOR APARTMENT SITE.

On the southeast corner Of Lexington
avenue and Thirty-eighth street twelve
s,ory bachelor apartment house 10 to be
bu,t as the result OF a deal closed yester-
dsv. James s. Cushman. who has been
Give in the Twenty third street section.
vii conduct the operation. He takes over
,he property In the name OF the Allerton
Th,-ty-eighth Street Company. With him
n the company Is william II. SILK. who
viii attend TO the finances Of the company
The site for the building 10 24.sx1o0 and
!, bought from the Jacobs Construction
company. which took over the property
.or,s time ago TO improve 1t with An apart
mon, house. which was abandoned after
the corner had been cleared. The apart
rert will be divided into one and two
,oorn suites. each connected with q private
shower bath. The first two floors Will BE-
f,r the general use of tenants. On the
a-s, floor will be reading rooms. billiard
-ooms and bowling alley. On the second
4ocr will be a dining room. Every floor
win be provided with an exercise room
nd on the roof will be an emergency dis
rerstry. where a trained nurse will always
be on duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
TO LEASE IN CONSTABLE BLDG.

Trustees under the will OF Henrietta
Constable filed a petition In the Supreme
Court yesterday asking permission to
make a ten year lease OF part OF the Con-
stable Building, n twelve story structure
at the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and Eighteenth street. beginning May /.
1916. The trust estate has n two thirds
Interest In the property. all OF which
above the ground floor has been leased to
the American Tobacco Company for a
period OF ten years beginning in 1906 at
an annual rental of 100000. The
American Tobacco Company now desires
to lease the ninth, tenth. eleventh and
twelfth floors for $4,000 n year from
1915 to 1926. Justice Page signed an
order permitting the lease to be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Samuel II. Martin has leased the two
dwellings at l0s-ll0 West sixty fourth
street for term OF years to Celmira
Mendez.
Mrs. Catherine ketcham Blake has
leased for two years the dwelling at l3s
East Thirty seventh street.
Edward e. II. vogier has leased to
Dr. Ernest q. Bishop the dwelling at i5l
West Eighty fifth street.
Louis Schrag has leased the five story
dwelling mt ll9 West Twenty first street
to Marie A. Burton.
SCHNEIDER q Llebler have leased for
the estate OF Anna Leonhardt the three
story and basement dwelling at lG52 Ave-
nue. A to Frederick Oswaldt for n term
Of years.
Pease & Gilman have leased tho three
story house at l73 East Seventeen street
to II. Dornbusch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BUILDS SCHOOL FOR NEGROES.
Mother Mary Catherine Of Dr-s.I
Family Gives 100000.

Mother Mary Catherine OF the prexal
family Of Philadelphia. superior Genera
OF the Sisters OF the Blessed Sacrament
In this country, will spend 500 900 for a
school 10 educate children of the negro
colony In Harlem.
Several years ago Mother Mary Cath
.srt2c.. l"2sed a house IN the colony for
school purposes. At the time Il was an
nounCcd that she would build q school IN
the section later. Tho school Is to Ice on
the north side OF 1851 street, adjoining
the property OF 81. Marks Church. IL
will be three and four stories high and
OF freproof construction, according TO
plans filed yesterday with the building
Department by Architects Ballinger and
Perrot
The building will provide also a resi-
dence for twelve nuns The headquarters
OF the order II Carmel. Bucks county.
Pennsylvania Tho work OF the order has
been among negroes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
rLArBusm HOUSES FIND BUYERS.

W H. Goldey has sold the detached
house on plot 45xl3I. on the west side
Of Ocean avenue. 1853 feet south Of Dit
mas avenue, for $4,000 for Harry Graf
ton, builder. To u. NJ. Darby: the frame
bungalow. on plot 40xl0o. at 1898 East
Twenty-fourth street for $3.50 for F. b.
Norris, builder, to CLIENT the detached
Bungalow. on plot <0xl00. At sl6 East
Nineteenth street for the Ascutney Realty
Company builders to u client for 3l0.b00;
the detached house. on plot b0x1O0, At
ll7s Kenmore place, East Wildwood. for
We John r. Corbin Company to a client
Tor N22jo: the detached bungalow at
VS. East Fourteenth street. Oak Crest
'or the Oak Crest Building Company to a
client Tor $500. and the brick store
"liiding, on plot 20ai00. at 1907 Flat
,1sh avenue for $4,000 for L. A. Raj
'er'y 70 II T.. Hunt, a fish dealer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Ny TRUST CO to walter NJ Kick
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 2os-il h. ail-woif Bloom to
Camille Bandoii and ano $50 70 li<th o..
or on premises. yrs from Nov J.,
wEsff sr. Is. store and cellars x J~
Zaioom to Donenico Curcio, % West st
~ yrs from Feb !. 1919. atty. Walter
undsrhili. iG5 Bway. ....,.,,:,.,...si 3s0
18TH Av, 0 cor 2+th ct, south store de ,
PfeuHor to Harry Waliach. $50 W gl;n
81, or 40 West st. yrs from Mar I,
7rR Av cor 'iiisd 81. :,or. ana 'i ps'
bRseinent--Aathiids Bohlken to Jos p
Mcguire, rs HoSkfSrd ct "a ". from
.sR ST.. ISL p.ri o..i :;G;:.;d.o lei. !:
ehas TO Jack Weston. 90 II lobth ct. and
ano. ia yrs from Api !. 1914; atty N
,sssra 81. S,s.ss " a.i..MsIih: b.iiiIdiISssS
Corporation to Lena spiyack. sos % av.
sb-l? yr. from Apl l. isi<; attyA Brett :
ST 'MARKs ri II. II. .ii-.b.u,:ch Am ssso
w.,,sr. Union Local No. II 81 e0n
pi. yrs from Api I, 1910; atty, Chss A
oberwassr ass bway. .........,., ,0s.7oo
DronI.
i6sTH ST. 1Ts-7si Y, all: Union av, Iess.sy
rear part-Mckiniey. square Casino Co to
Alfred Furst, 10 E istth at. 10 yrs from
Api !. 1919 ~ yrs renswaD; atty. A Fur-t,
ASs " H n AZ. iiot-s;oi. Corner eaSS"
Corpn 10 ssmi Msrsolia 1905 Anthony ~.
. yrs from Jan I. 1914: atty. Win KoerNev,
1870 Washington av.'.'''',..,.,,,.,.s 72o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BIG CASINO IN sasO. 200 LEASE.

Tho Mckinley Square Casino on East
16?th street. just of Boston road. which
was recently remodell,d. has been leased
for n period of twenty one years by WILL
lam n. Weissager. president OF the own
Ing company. The place has been taken
by Alfred Furst. caterer Of Harlem
who will take possession at once. 1t has
one OF the largest bathrooms In The
Bronx and there are banquet rooms. Tho
aggregate rental to be paid by the lessee
will be more than S35O.000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BRONX ATTORNEY BUYS HOUSE.

District Attorney Francis Martin OF
Bronx county 10 the buyer of the BielIn
dwelling at the northeast corner Of
Aqueduct avenue and 1S1st street, the sal,
OF which by Mrs. John Bielin was re-
ported Sunday.
The g. 4 b. Construction Company. re-
Gently Incorporated, 10 the buyer Of tho
plot 1O0x100 on the east side of Concord
avenue. 100 feet south OF Dater street.
the sale OF which by Samuel Carucci was
reported about ten days ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan,

sss and ssioFisch.i w.in,raus vs. Riaito
Re9,ty CO ct al Horecio'e mtse'i atty,
PARK Az. "s n as,h st. s.sxsO-,,
!psrtitionJ. s,,ys wilson barker &
'P r. rGs.:nt ss at ~. a. E Il s;G
Mesny Of al 'par'ition, atty w y Vree-
ELIZABETH ST, 81 to ss--cecna II rohle
ms si3y; s s' sT " :. SIS s,a 1t. 10.
sI,s--Rosie Bernheim.r at al Va samson
Mayer 81, al uorsclo.e mtseI attys, Cary
FRONT ST. $50; South 8. m2-Jo..ph,n.
Carpenter y. Ben,.min sior.a ?, a.
esTH 81, !. E-uei,er Roofing Co, Inc.
ton to foreclose mechanics Hem, atty.
'oisT ST VIII e. ,mff v. Is, o .E, is, a
0oreciose mtse): atty. II sundheimer,
BronH.
riSk Az as, s,car,;,. Of i.,'h Z: $50.
m mSns r.,s Rev.: ;1. F s. e, :. of
d osden@TSs GniS.r.i,s o. cSicaso Sst
Iams. Hs ,,x Ts ct al !fSrsSiO'are OF
LOTS ss% "' Of %ia Rofs.s. 1s .a%.
e al Uorecloeure OF mortgage. sttys,
LorS ~ and Ss--same ast same ct al
.oorseiosurs OF mortsasS: attys. Murray,
LOTS 20 ana 50, same map--Laurs wh.sler
agt James a Hennessy ct al Uforec losure
Lois 81 e :sT. MatrsE
et al foreclosure Of mortgage atVs.
Murray, a IL
LOTS AZ and al, nst - 81. = -. AG,"n. -,
OGden-LaurA WheeI-T ast James s.
Murray. 4 II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
WILL PAY 81, 800 FOR OUTLET.
August Heckscher Takes A2d street
Property Under Long Lease.

august Heckscher will pay Walter
salomon $4,000 n year for the three
story building at So East Forty-second
street, which he leased on Saturday for
use as an outlet to the property at 30?
to 313 Madison avenue. which he bough,
some months ago The property is 23.6
teet wide and lis feet long. Mr.. Heck
scner leased the property through Frank
ID WELLER and J. L. Robinson. Jr. MIR.
Heckscher has no plans ut present and
taxes the Forty-second street property
merely TO assure an outlet TO that street
snouid he plan an Improvement for his
Madison avenue realty which would add
to the value OF the Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
FACTORIES MOVING AWAY.
Seek sites where Labor Laws win
Not ne So BotAersome.


Something Of a sensation has been ere
ated among real estate men in Queens dur
Ing the past week by the appearance OF a
representative of about n dozen manu-
featuring concerns now located In Man
haitian who are DESTROYS Of locating In
Queens II conditions are found to bc fav-
orable. This representative has received
propositions and diagrams Of eligible sites
from realty concerns In Long Island City,
Ridgcwood Elmhurst, Corona and Rich
mond Hin.
The principals in the proposed cmigra-
ton have not been disclosed. but assur-
ances have been given that they are but
the advance guard of an army OF manu-
featuring firms from Manhattan to either
Queens county or New Jersey. These
manufacturers 1t Is declared. have de-
termined to seek new locations on account
OF the ever increasing demands Of the
State labor laws and regulations. one
factor that has materially aided In bring
ing about the contemplated removal from
Manhattan borough IL the provision In
the State labor law limiting the number OF
operatives in factories to the exit capacity.
a manufacturer doing business In n
loft building may have abundant hoor
space and other facilities to meet every
requirement Of existing laws. but with TIN
exit capacity rule, II strictly enforced. he
will find II necessary to reduce his force
OF operatives or secure additional space.
While those manufacturers who elect
to locate in Queens viii be under the same
city and State regulations as at present
II is contended that money will be saved
by the erection of individua. factories In
which all legal requirements will be met.
Real estate men OF Queens are going
over the situation with the representative
OF the manufacturers and making cal
culations how to provide for the housing
OF the 5000 or more employees rat would
be brought to the borough " the factories
came to the borough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
FOX HOUSE TO NJ LEASED.

Leota Hebard. dressinakcr and millincr
at East Thirty-seventh street, is nego-
tiating for lease OF tho Fox residence
at 10 East Fiftieth street. which was
purchased on Saturday from the Fox cs-
tate by Eugene Van Chorus and Albert
Inc Rimboch through Mooyer a Mars
ton. Tho Hebard people would neither
confirm nor deny the report that the lease
had already been contaminated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
BROADWAY roREcLosURE SUIT.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
filed suit In the Supreme Court yesterday
to forecloss a mortgage for 100000 on
the property at SEE and s24 broadway.
southeast corner Of Twelfth street. con-
veyed on September 80. 1919. by J. Fred
eric Kernochan to the Peerless Investing
Company. Lewis Coon president. The de-
PENDANTS named are tho investing com
pany. the National Holding Company and
Thomas J. Waters. The complaint states
that the mortgage was executed by the
Peerless Investing Company on September
30. 1912. and was due September 80. 1915.
The owner of the property has failed to
pay $500 interest due on October 1 last,
and on that ground the suit Ia brought.
Supreme Court Justice Page appointed
John r. Roeser referee In the case. The
Peerless Investing Company filed plans
last April for a twelve story building TO
cost 3?26ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
ASSIGNEE NOTICE,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN ACCORD
mo TO LAW and pursuant TO an order OF
the supreme Court made the 10Th day of
March. 1914, TO all the creditors AMI persons
having claims arsinst Alpha Electrical sap
ply Company. lately doing business at Nos.
ils a us West ?9th Street BOROUGH OF
Manhattan. city OF New York, that they are
required to present their claims with the
scr!ber, the duly appointed substituted as
sgnc- Of the said Alpha Electrical supply
company. for the benefit Of It's creditors AT
his place of transncting business No 20
Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, CIV OF
May. 1919.
Dated New York. March 18th, Isl.
FRANZ NELSON
Substituted Assignee for the beneit Of cred
ttors OF Alpha Electrical Supply Company
WILBUR T. EANP, Attorney for Substituted
Assignee. so wal street View York CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
COLGATE buys 100000 SITE.

'oga'e Co. soap manufacturers,
nav" bought in Jersey city a plot 'front.'
ms goo feet IN Greene street between
yyoE and Grand streets. running west ~
a"N street l2J feet and west In Grand
.dse' LOO feet There are twelve parcels
~ me plot, II is said that Colgate L Co
r'ehd to builS factory on the realty
me transaction IL stated to have In
"vei about 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
TO IMPROVE HEIGHTS BLOCK.

The Aspinwall Apartments. Inc, 10
about to be formed to take over and I'm
prove the block front on tho east side
OF Audubon avenue between ls5th and
ls6th streets. fronting 2i+ feet on Audi
bon avenue "a feet on lS6th street and
100 feet on tS5th street. owned by the
All.nel Construct. on Company. The new
company via erect four hvs story apart
ments. each fronting about $50 feet and
varying in depth from 80 to 100 fOet
A. l.. Mordccai 6 son have been awarded
the general contract for building the
houses. The architect Is Andrew J
Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
EAST SIDE FLAT SOLD.

EAST alTH sTREET.-fiorace 9. Ely 4
co. have sold for Isabel II. MADDEN %0A
Tas, Twenty fourth street. a i've story
tenement on lot 25xi00. near First ave-
nue.. Hitson & Co. represented the
purchaser.
SEVENTH AyENUE-Paul A. Mc0ol-
rick has bought 2255-e257 Seventh ave-
nue.. two five story fats, with stores. on
q plot As.llxloo. L. J. 0reenberger
vas the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
xRo>uwAv APARTMENT SOLD.

The Allentis,ie Building Company. Ben
ivn.n Mordecai president. has purchased
rom the Lowell Realty Company the
.ayen story elevator apartment house At
foe .outbeas, corner OF broadway and
,3s,h street. on plot 100 feet on Broad
vay and 1905 feet on the street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
70 SELL BANKRUpr,s PROPERTY

oIyan l.. Kennedy viii offer at auction
hrTow at the Exchange Salesroom In
bankruptcy sale rs Perry street, q three
10Y ana basement brick dwelling on lot
.oIVA'" and bos Hudson street. north
,r corner OF West Eleventh street. a
.pnr st"'} brick building with store on
w HlN7S3, in the matter of Henry w.
,rws.hardsor,. bankrupt under direction Of
onward Il Finch. trustee. Kellogg q Rose
''o attorneys for the trustee.