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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07

Hudson. 20 cath c Hi; $1,000; atty @ Hill
-0 go 1"ij III. map i4ie. Hunts pt Estates; S gov
I. 1910. { Deyoe TO Lawyers anu
'' LOT No. map 277. 9, Raymond PARK PARK A 1os
+ i0os, J u connesiiy to J Whaieh' -'o
BSs. niWT T9 Az. 80 1891 from cor l1Tth
st Locust ayJ. %. 1xi5o;2; May 10, s iglSi
Diamond Constr CO 10 w a., sp ,an, atfv
II Bergman. 13s West 7s'h 81 >o''o'' "''''
p pTn nT AZ man 1895. property Fort Wash
,ng,oD and "a syndlcates; May 90 1909.
Central Bldg. impt ana R TnSf' isi Bwsy
SEABIRY PL. 1872 to l4sO O. " oi
I73d 81. is5xioo 1s5th ct. rs l2ol OF
So Boulevard. runs 130r So 20 ssone
fence q 1875 TO n ls5th 81 80 70 peg I,
ras,h az n s. 100 from q cor SteDDlhs
sv. 5Oxf3 1ix93 1x77.2. July "a 1913 anger
constr co TO Gusse Norgenstern' sfooV'
atty, y Tuckman. 800 Bway.
sTRoNG Az. n s. 1911 Of linton ay
2ixs2i1; Nov is. 1912. Ellen l. keegan 20
the Duo CO.. 5000: atty II w KiFalfy' 3'i
ha SANE its' PROPERTY. Nov 10. 1919: Duo Co
10 G r Deshler; $500; atty. r @ co.
wENDovER Az; AZ: NJ 1913 lstI n.1.o o.
4TH ST, $, 100 OF Az. D; 59soe
June %. 1907: Regina Margareten to Hor2,
wltz; $4,000, sttys. Lewko~it1 & > ."
nth ST. 1I9 East. $. 2519z' July ~.
1912. l. and Helen Eisemann 10 tho tucson
civ Savings Instn. $50 Warren 81. Hudson.
y Y. $1,000
10TH ST. 1870 East, 8. 247.3 y Of "a az.
17.5x02 March 2. 1900; " q Hennessy 10
Mutual Life Ins Co SO Cedar st' $1,000
PATH ST a. 375 OF 9th av. 2oxSsv U.
Nov 20. 1898: Caroline V Roome 10 Dry DOCK
Savings Instn: $4,000; atty, NJ Tichenor'
IS Park Row
Attn ST. II and 10 West, n $, 1888 W OF
Sth av 4l.6xiO0.5 Dec 8, 1911; Aidvile
Realty Co to Halstead. 50 Van Buren, ST.
Brooklyn. s94is 80 attys Cornell, l. & j,
"a Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Farley to Manage Development

Nepperham Heights, a suburban de-
velopment in the northeastern part Of
Yonkers. has been given over for manage
ment TO Robert f. Farley. president OF
Scarsdale Estates and the Gedney Farm
Company. The property is located on a
high plateau. a short distance north o.
the New York Central lines, and includes
forty large houses. The trustees ~ the
Cronin estate have decided 70 let the
property go at prices less than real value
through private sales. Three railroads
serve Nepperham Heights-the Putnam
Division of the New York Central. the
Harlem Division. and the main lne-and
trolley passes the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07

rblInr to Eblng Brewing CO, go 81 an"
av. Jan q. 81; atty, Cohn. a Bway eo,ioo.
FOX ST SIS, 100 o Of Az * Jonh, ''T Nv
n Morgenthau 10 Mack Construe.lom ~ Wall
e57 Hoe av. May s; 81, atty, stern "
FREEMAN ST. IS. IS W Of Chisholm 81. .sn
rs; r Moore. ref. to o Nsuss. ..sv and
av; May 6; 1925: atty Title 'u"'""
FALToN ST. sc :. rs W OF De hi p,. av I.
251- to white Plains g soy Mli, az. - II
piumenberg 10 Frleda Plumerberg. 2l5 SCUM .,u
s,h 81. Brooklyn; March II; l.s par, ~ a'"'
II Conway, County Clerk , VinSe' ~, ~ srien.
-, To- cordeua Nelson. 1916 W l2o,h st. May
G: 1000: atty, 3 W b Brown; 49, o. Ws ~ .am.
SAME PROPERTY; > "en'1 10 'A"'
LOTS r. iS ana CO. so1li3d Mona,iquot Rss
Estate g Co. 70 d!ldr S. 80 "a l Na,sa ~ sept
'' T ar 10 man Century Investing Co. Anh's
T Morris to b kaufman, 81 Az r. B; e nay .
mtg nss0 sio' f Hs,.o lHw cgsson Point Mar
gare, Haggerty to Molly r HUTCHINSON
Alpine. N j; April %; 500, atty z } "e'e"'
LOT o 49, 10 blk So. map Morris Park F Ant +
Langley TO " Hennessy 2s storrie, 81 n. a
sterdam (mtg 1900: 81 atty h De~'''
81 Main st. AmsterdGaW,1l s. = / Mills to p
usyrieon, Montclair. y ]; Jan mtg so'o"V'
81: atty. L p Huddy. u Park ROW rh,. Or
nhan Asylum: Fremont Realty Co to l. S oasa
mon 1871 Lexington ay: April y .ns ''
SI00. atty r n Polak, S7 fremont aV; ,o
lot Sjs. map Wakefield; Kate Godl.y "
II Ianss. 1861 Hoe ay; MAY o. sloo' a'"'
SAME PROPERTY: Alice NJ Phipps, eItrH
10 Kate y Godfrey. s0t Lincoln pl' brooA'S"
ToTs 10 and II. map Pugsley Est also i ,,s
25s and go map Gleason property. heur,e'.aa
shotten to @ Devine. 124i Taylor aV May "
81. atty @ A Devine. l2ii Taylor az ., %
LOT 92 map Bronx Terrace; Kanae Zoo
c Mule 9Gj "a ave mtg 5000. Feo q Wv"
SHE'LL sT 5 s. lots SCI and s62 map La
COMA Park 5Oxl00: Theresa Fuchs 10 ) ~, ~,
2Cll Lexington av mtg $500. May y 81 ANY
] Fuchs. Poll Lexington az. uro.,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. sO2 II ,,,.'oo5
ct ester av. i5sxr3o IOxi5s lx133.ll keI.woois
Realty co 70 VI Klein. 200 w 1l2th -: 'i"N .
(rntg s2s2 900; 500: atty. j. Co. - 1904
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, W s. So i es
st. IS 1Ox135 i0x44xl23.2; l. hcCorA,wg IA
500 600; atty. r O. & 7 co. r,..o- a.,
WFNDOVER Az. n $. lsi5 Wenster a. a.
81 Gxs3 1881 Gxs25: d Augustus heaig 49,
Inc 20 ] q Abramson 900 81 Johns aV: aug
90 1912 (ntg SIS. 600. 500: atty. r 6 q ! 20
90 AVE. W cor 10th 81. 7jxlO5. Makenelqi,
{ II Flslsr ref 10 q Lohrmann. 80 hori -
Park av: April Is Cmtg 5000; s3'eoo' atty
i$5TH ST. Az f. $. 25xloo: Fraser &
R.ran Inc 10 4 Doering 1919 South 9TH 81,
BROOKLYN. MAY 2 Gntg sl4 500; 500; attys'
& II Bloch ~ Nassau ST. AN - r--,o..
., i a. s =, TO n X RON 100 INLAY Brook
i'm: Nav / $1,000; atty. T q t co r.su,-
SAME PROPERTY: T II Rolf 70 Erdeh-
brecher. 2699 I'd ave: May b; $780, same attyo
18TH ST. ses SI3 PT pspf,y Co co. - LIB
erty st: May 4; $4,000: attys Miller q d. %
Liberty 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Apartment Rentals.

Pease & Gilman have leased an apai'
ment in the new apartment hote' AT
bs,h st and Fifth av., known as the
Langdon. OF six rooms and three oaths'
10 Henry Wnlink; and an apartment IN
the new house under construction AT
park av. and 18th St. of eight rooms ana
,hr.s baths. to Edgar NJ. Leventritt. or
Leyentritt. Cook & Nathan. $500 .,
Douglas l.. Gilman & co. have leased
large apartment of twelve rooms ana
tree baths i'm 70 East s7th ST, overlook
ing the private gardens OF Bradley Mar.
Tin ir. 10 William A. Redding' ana an
o'r ~, rtt,nsnt of nine rooms and three
baths p,i1 comprising an entire floor, in 80
Tast 18th ST. corner of Madison av., Tor
Henry s. Van DuZer 10 John W. heih-
ton. $500, A. 5ral,fpe
a, IhS West 65th ST for Charles r. HACK
lev 10 Kate O'Leary for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Realty Notes.

NJ. Morganthau, Jr, Company nave
placed a first mortgage loan Of $1,000 az
~ per cent for term of years on 10
127-19 West SD St, and a first mortgage
loan of $4,000 for Max Reese, Emanuel
Reese administrator, on 455 Ninth av'
The Oakwood Construction Company.
John J. Tully, president, is the buyer OF
the loft building "a TO q Downing 81
reported sold recently by Huoener q
fischer. The property was given IN eA-
change for the fathouse 1905 Chaflotte
ST. Kurz & Uren negotiated the deal.
Maurice S. Cass has been admitted 10
membership in the firm OF z. II. LUDLOW
G. Co. with whom he has been associa,eu
for many years.
Harry Swanson. late with Spear & Co..
has resumed his connection with L. Tan
enbaum, Strauss g. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
SALE In NEWARK 4
INVOLVES S1.OOO.M
Oscar Michael Buys the W /,
Snyder Company Departures
Store In Broad St.

Oscar Michael has bought r.
Feist g. Feist, ths big departrnss, "a
the w. V. Snyder Company, in Bro.sa
Newark. opposite Military PARK 49,
in short walk OF the Newark s,,,..'
the McAdoo tubes 10 New York ~
one Of the largest transactions o, -.
ever made in Northern New Jersey 80
81 ,0O0. 900 being involved.
Included In tho sale Of the ..or. 49,.
the entire stock Of high grsts -,
fixtures and good will OF the comn.,r
the building and all the leases 49,.
tho premises. The building Is ,ho,o.-.t.
fireproof and modern In all its 49,
ments. n is considered one Of N. -.
department stores OF this countrv :.
site OF the building does not figure I, ..
transaction.
The department store occupis. =,
premises ss7 10 7O5 Broad II. ana ..
Cedar St, being az the no-thwes, Co..
OF Broad 81. and Cedar g. II =. o..
stories high and has frontage a, =.
feet on Broad St. 2l5 feet on Ces., :.
with an IL" g by 12s feet er,.,.'.
north. The W Y. Snyder COMPANY 49,
founded In 1875 and has ever sine. ~.
noted for selling only the highest rr,s.-
Of goods and at prices unusually arr,
tive.
oscar Michael. the new propre,o~
formerly one OF the owners and rnan,r.-.
OF the Bee Hive. one OF the most uouul,,
retail department stores in the Nor,h.--
New Jersey district. HIS associate nav,
ners in his new enterprise will be hIs iva
sons and Charles Michael. his brother
oscar Michael is the owner o, ahou,
5000 square feet in the block BOUNDED ~
Broad. Cedar. Halsey and West Clark ~,
He recently bought the Studio Buld,ne a
seven story structure. It and q w..,
Clark st, with frontage Of R FEET s.a
depth Of Is feet. and also a connectins
Broad st. plot. fronting 70 feet and with
a depth OF 80 feet. adjoining As s,0,
property. which he now controls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Twelve Story Building at
Seventh Av. Corner Held
at ST, 100000.
ENLARGES HOLDINGS
NEAR SEVENTH AV.
Mercantile Structure for 39th st.
Plot-Option on 25th
ST. Loft.

BENJAMIN n Duke, the tobacco man.
has purchased from the Palermo con-
struction Company CDr Charles Il. "a
,erno nresidenD the new twelve-story
anartment house, known as 200 West osth
ST. at the southwest corner or SeVeh'h
av. and 5Sth st. on a plot OF four io's
The structure. which is one OF the hnest
~ IFS type in the city, has been held AZ
q. 200 900. The house has a rent roll OF
$4,000
The brokers in the transaction were A
c. & w. A. Marks. DIT. Palermo was
represented by Stoddard & Mark as attor-
neys.
The building was erected by the Pa
terno Company and has a FACADE Oh
marble up to the third floor. II is ar
ranged for FIVE apartments on a MOOR
with suites Of three. four and hve rooms
with two and three baths.
NJ. w. Hess have sold for Amy U.
Boardman 10 the Realty Holding COM
pany. N2 West Goth St, 2o.sxsSs feet This
purchase gives the new owner control OF
plot 6lS by half the block, s4.6 west Oh
the southwesterly corner of Seventh aV'
The Realty Holding Company contem-
plates the erection of modern mercan-
tile building upon this plot and nesotiA
tions are now pending for the leasing Oh
the same.
An option has ben given by the Gray
Realty and Construction Company loi
the sale Of the modern eleven-story loit
building at Al and 4S West 18th st. on
plot 50xeS.s feet. between Broadway anu
Sixth av. and is held under a long lease
by the John ]. Mitchell Publishing COM
panv. The purchaser is to give property
out Of the city for the building, which II
is understood. has been set at sale price
OF S275, 900.
Other sales announced follow
18Th sr.-Pease & Elliman have sold for
Henry A. L. Hoguet 80 West iSth 81, a
dwelling on lot 16xl022 feet between West
End av. and Riverside Drive. 1t was heid al
SO. 900. r.,,.,. LA
ia and ll6 West 9sth st, FIVE story apart
ment house on plot 42xl0o feet. 10 l. Summary;
lost ST.-The Brown-Weiss Realities so.a
100 feet near Third az. In part payment the
buyer gave POI 22es Creson az hye d 1nrss
story twOfam Iyoa h ons sss sas ST.. on 0'
162D ST.--Daniel Birdsall & CO. nave soio io'
jackson & Stern the vacant plot. lOOxss II ieet,
al SOS 10 $40 West 1924 St, between AInstefualh
av and Broadway. The purchaser is an IN
weston who will improve the site with -FOUR
story fireproOf garage. ,. r,,t,,,
GRANT AV.-The Schoen WestChes yer tins ea,y
COMPANY and NJ. Rines have sold ior Fatrick
O'Rourke 1910 Grant av.. three -ismiy oi''N
house. on lot 2jxlOO.S feet, near loeth 81, <.-
WATSON AV.-Frank Gass mas sQIa 10.
r,l,ea Bentz 10 Deliaher Fleming 2Nl watson
AZ two-family dyelling, on lot 2oxoo feet.
McGRAW AV.-Frank Gass has SOD ior "i q.
300 McCraw av., on lot 33xl25 feet, 10 George
Hefter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney)
MAY s.

Az A. l79 mtg on lease. etc; May r.
1913. j Breitenbach 70 Jacob Hoffman,
Brewing Co; 5000; attys. Gugsenheimer L
& VI. 81 Wall 81.
ANN ST. SO. n s. 932 II Of william ST.
25X1ij. lON24 ixlO67; Sept 3. 1898: q and
Caroline b Sellew TO y Orthopedic Dis
pensary and Hospital. $40. 900; atty F II
Smith, i60 Bway.
BEGINS al pt on blk 50T. on l55th
81. 100 Of Stebbins az, 501l3 lix93. XII. *
1894; Oct Il. 1912, II A Braun. sr. TO Marie
FTeese; $4,000; atty, r L.buscher. %
BWay.
BOwERY. 75. S. 1852 OF Canal ST.
25xll0 2x24 llXlOss. May %. 1902: r Moody
and ano 10 German Savings Bank IN city Of
y Y: Sl2 0O0 y Title Insurance Co
BROOME ST. 2i1. cor OF Norfolk ST.
25x75 Aug r. 1912; Price 10 A Gilman
(assmt ot costs); 81 500; atty. Tobias
81 Nassau 81.
CYPRESS Az. cor OF 1924 ST. 1s5x
100; Jan H. 1908. J Doll 20 F z Day. exr;
SIS. $50: atty. T @ 60.
LONGFELLOW Az. 1i44. s. 239s from
cor Westohester av. 2oxi22 3x2i 6xi3o 2: June
!, 1908: II Mergenthaler 20 SEVERN and Ro-
sale Magda. $3.50; atty. G a Blank. 27i
Bway.
LOT 954 a Of map OF Wakefield, 50x
ia; June o, 1902; Frances A. eif. q w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
SIGN CALLED A BUILDING
Realty Company Loses Suit for
Rent ON Novel Grounds.

Justice Erlanger held yesterday that
an advertising sign built on high struct-
ure is building. This opinion was given
in a suit brought by the Mecca Realty
Company against the Kellogg roasted
Corn Flakes Company
The defendant has sign at 4oth 81
and Broadway on the roof OF a building
own by the Mecca company. When the
sign was put there there was nothing OBJ
structlng il from the view OF pedestrians
along Broadway. Now another sign OH
another building obscures the toasted
corn fakes announcement. The hehoge
company has refused to pay rent Tor the
space on the roof occupied by its sign ana
the Mecca company brought suit to re-
cover the rent. The Kellogg company
produced the lease. in which IL is pro,
vided that should building be erected
south OF the sign OF such a height as to
obstruct 10 the view OF pedestrians on
Broadway the corn fakes sign. then the
Kellogg company was free TO cancel the
lease. The obstructing sign was placed
there The defendant cancelled the lease
and the court sustained the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Long Island Transactions.

Lieutenant H. P. Hird has just rented
cottage at Port Washington. L. l.. for
the summer. from the Halesite Company
mo; A. c. Mesnard and l.. G. Milliat
have rented a cottage at Halesite' l.. l.
The Halesite Company, Inc, has SOLD
ono acre on the shore OF Huntington Bay
TO Alexander F. W. hlnnan' inns CITY To
Mr. Kinnan is president OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank. He intends 10 erect
a Sc. 900 home.
Jobn F. Scott has rented for Miss Jennie
NC Tavlor her country house on the
corner of Ocean av. and Longwood cross
ing. Cedarhurst L. l., to John r. Co"oii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
THE METAL MARKETS.

CopPER-The local street market Tor
conner was quiet. with electroiytio quoted
AZ 14%c and casting 14g14sc. STANDARD
conper on the Metal Exchange was duii'
In snot. May. june and July quoted IS s7ls
MA s7Ibc. In London copper closed steady
a, fss IS for spot and f63 los for futures.
TIN-Iocally was frn. with sales OF -
tons Spot and May we're quoted SSq8S' zoe
June. ss.O5as3 soc: July. sS.1S@SS4 'c'
August. s525a 80 coo and September, 1881 \
6sS75c In London tin closed easy after
arm opening. with spo, quoted fl49 l5s
and futures f15i 15s.
LEAD-steacy: New York spot. $3.50
3 Csc. and East st Louis. 3.75gSs5 In
London lead closed at ais SIS.
sPELTER-Firmer; New York spot 5000
Else. and East ST Louis 4eOg6c. London
spelter closed at f2l Is Cd.
IRON-Middlesboro No g.. Sis Sd. Local
market steady with No ! foundry Northern
quoted SIS % $40; No 2. SIS % SIS rs; No
j southern. s15g SID 90, and No Southern.
xf4 3oR$i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following transactions were recorded ~
the New York Real Estate Exchange Sespe'
day;
BY Joseph r. Day.
nth ST. $40 and sl2 Z. "a, $50 ., ~,
ss isioOs: two sty brk tennis; soid 10 =
Hewes for tls, ooo 80 ,,s,,
i.TNox Av, b07 and Doe. Q, bS y H srh
at As 5xlOox irres: 100 90 beg; two ey va
tennis and stores. sold to Lowenfeld & fras''
PROPERTY in westchester County. on n !
NJ Atlantic az, $50 II OF Brighton av sh g.
man Park. bOxiOO. sold 10 Joseph hoeder 'o'
$3.50
BY Herbert A. Sherman
FULTON GT H. y " cor OF Dutch 81, -o -
u6Is5 2rs2s; sty loft and store blds' So'u
10 the plaintiff for ss4.S6l
by Henry Brady
SOUTH ST 1856 and as7. W cor OF JaGG s ,n
q, 5OxiOt 4, 6 sty tenmt and stores solu -
the plaintiff for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
cRUGER Az. T. 100 n Of 2iith 81 1'A
ioo adjourned sine die
By Joseph p. Day.
MAIN ST. Q = 1OOi n OF Halperin 81, 81 al -
io9 lOxi7 ixi00ll. sold to the plaintiff Tor Sii'
WV BY ". Morgenthau. Jr. co.
MIDDLETON RID, ISIS, $, -s Mapes ave-
5oxiOO. sold to the plaintiff for sf'pV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Lease Garage from Plans.

A large garage planned about two years
ago for the plot, 14ox1oo feet, at 537 to 547
West 2Sth st. has been leased for a long
term, through Cross & Brown. by the
John Williams Company. Inc, to the
Schwartz Gaskell Corporation, recently
incorporated by Henry r. Schwartz
former president and c. W. Gaskell, ex-
assistant general manager, OF the Yellow
Taxicab Company. The building. which
is in process of construction. will be one
story high, OF flreproof construction with
out columns. giving practically an entirely
open floor The architect is c. II. Cald-
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
BANKERS NEW HOME
Summer Place of George r.
Baker. Jr.. Completed

The $4,000 summer home Of, Mr. ana
Mrs. George F. Baker. r.. Of IS Madlso,
av., has been completed at Peacock Point.
near Glen Cove, Long Island The dwell
ing will be occupied shortly
The new home is or Colonial STYLE Il
has a frontage Of 100 feet overlooking
Long Island Sound and is fifty feet deep
The estate is at no great distance from
those OF J. p. Morgan, on East Island. ami
Harvey Murdoch. Charles NJ. Pratt and
others Of the Red Spring colony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Suit Over Sullivan Property.

Abraham l.. Erlanger has brought
suit against Patrick II. Sullivan as eXecu-
tor OF the estate of Timothy ID. Sullivan
TO foreclose a mortgage which he holds
on the Dewey Theatre, in East l4th st,
and the Savoy Theatre, In West 3ith St,
the mortgage amounting originally to
$4,000. which was reduced to So l52.
There are other mortgages on the thea
ire properties held by other mortgages.
the liens against the Dewey Theatre
amounting to s205,5l. and against the
SAVOY Theatre, s294, 465 Herman ID. Ness
Ter. a real estate expert said that the
Savoy property ought to bring S2s5.Wo
under foreclosure and the Dewey, $3.50
goo. although the rental value OF the lat
ter property is greater than the other
prOpertV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY S.
Manhattan.

9TH ST a West: J scheinwald ast Mrs
Wilson ct al; April g. 1914 10y Deposit: Sllo
9TH ST. IL W; A Pierce Co agt II w
18th " co et al Nov g. 1913. sac.
BROADWAY, 2520: Otis Elevator Co agt
Schin ct al; Nov "a 1913; $1,000.
BROADWAY. cor Of sith st: Rosen-
berg agt West SD ST Realty Co ct al; Nov
WEST End Av s2i: Union Building Ma
terial Co agt West s2d ST Realty Co ct al
Nov %. 1913 $50
ssTH ST. l65 E; Colwell Lead Co agt Katho-
fischer Gesellen Verein ct al, April IS 1915
81, 400 75
Az A. iO9: Triborough Marble & Tile Works
Inc. agt John Doe et al; Dec g. 1873 SolI.
Av A. cor 7th st; same agt same Dec
%, 1913 sac
WEST END Az, s55; McLAury Tile co agt
West 92d 81 Co ct al Dec % 1913; 81 Si7 %.
lo5TH ST. $. whole front bet bwag ana
West End av. Mandel stern agt West s-d 81
Realty Co ct al: Nov 80. 1913; 1913 y
SAME PROPERTY; J - Friedlander co sst
same: Nov %, 1913 81. I'll p.
BROADWAY, 274t 10 21f' Otis Elevator 90
agt West SD st Co et al; Nov ~. 1873 5000
WEST END Az, 923; Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Co agt West SGD ST Realty Co It al; NOV 25'
1913. $500.
The Bronx.
IT'D ST. s. $50 Il OF Boston ri. 251io0
c Kausen agt Sole Realty Co, Inc, et al;
March 5. 1914. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Brooklyn Sales.

The Brown Weiss Realities purchased
from D. B. Kent 2l6 and 21s 5oth ST.. two
four story fat houses. each on lot 25xlo0
feet. The buyers gave in exchange TWEEN
ty-four lots on Second and Third ayes.
Hasbrouck Heights.
Frank A. Seaver sold the one family
brick house at 7l03 Ridge Court. Bay
Ridge for Grant Gregory, to a buyer for
occupancy.
Wolfinger & Iarberg. builders. have
purchased the plot 5i4 Ocean ave. from
the Karslow Construction Company. The
dwelling house on the plot was sold 10
William Strong, who is having the house
moved to a site in East 2lst ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY g.
Manhattan.

islSr ST. 5. 1888 II n " OF Northern av;
for a sty apartment house l5Ox2ll7x irreg
Harvey Realty CO. 40 East 22d 81. owner;
Schwartz & Gross, 345 5th az. architects.
tl2J. 600
10Th ST, n s. IA u " OF % av: FOR a sly
tenmt. 7lxs25 L J Marx, 257 Bway, owner,
Sommerfeld Stsckler, 81 Union Square,
architects; $50 900
9Th Az, 3 cor seth ST; for sty stores
and lofts .4x60: G Z Johnson. 9 " 9th ~,
owner; Gillespie & Carroll 1923 Bway. archi-
tects. 10000
7TH Az. cor 5Sth st; for a 70 sty
apartment hotel. 255M0O T " Meyer. 20 New
ST. owner; Bloom 225 W 42d ST. lessee: Buch-
man & Fox. 80 f 42d st. architects. ST., 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Old Precinct for Movies.

The old home OF the 18th precinct po-
lice. an East Side landmark at the south
west corner OF 9Th ST. and First ave. is 10
be converted into moving picture the
atre Plans were filed with the Buildings
Denartment Yesterday. The property has
been leased from the city by the T. K.
smith Realty & Construction Company.
Hermant Herzog. president. for whom the
alterations will be made from plans by
7, A Sheinart. who estimates the cost al
"a 200 new station for the 18th pre-
cinct police was recently built al S2l and
323 East 5th ST.