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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-15
SHORTAGE or BAGs
Getting SERIOUS
Congestion Of Through Freight h
Oriental Ports Works
r Against Hawaii Er !

There are not enough sugar bags in
Hawaii to last out this month and the
planters Iiare not sure that enough are
coming 70 take eate Of the fun harvest,
ASH hittit Is expected, or Hoped for,
on the Siberia. "A full supply was
pnehascd last, September. 1t has been
rilod up on the ilohgkong wharves and
in warehbuscs at that port since 0cto-
Der. The planters have written and
Cablod and pleaded for shipments to
come forward from their HOngkong
agents tut without avail
May Charter Vessel
George IL, Robertson said yesterday
that tho planters may charter an Amer
lean vessel to 90 after full cargo of
turlaps and bagging, Letter advices
from the Orient state, that through
freight for the Coast Is piled high on
tho wha rNes Ia every port from Kobe
TO Hong kong with no. bottoms Offering
In which 70 transship for destination.
The regular mail liners touching at
Honolulu have so much through FIRE ght
offered that it is hard to get them to
take partial cargoes for Honolulu be-
cause they crnnOt get enough casual
freight at this port to iii their space.
The 1918 shipment Of sugar and pines
arc entirely under contract to the local
liners ...
May Delay Sugar Shipments
The alternative to charteTinG spe.
cial tramp steamer to bring the tags
will be to ship direct to the Coast nml
return from there or pay the through
rate on shipments to Honolulu
If the bags do not come some mills
Will have to shut down, unlcs they com
press the sugar into blocks as was srg
gested mt The planters meeting q year
ago, Those Plantations that have n
large supply Of bags are loaning to
their neiphbors. 4
The Yearly Requirements
1t requires eleven million hays for
the sugar crop alone. The coffee, rice
and pineapple people account for au-
other million or so every, year. The
bags come in bales averaging around
o00 pounds each, so that the local in
dustries eat pioyer $4,000 bales year
Of bags aud burlap.
In dead weight this would re fun
cargo for one Of the big American Ha-
waiiah freighters. 49,
The total receipts to date amount to
only $500 bales. With the balance Of
the supply still in HongkORg II looks
as. though there may be enforced delay
IN grinding the latter part of the crop.
...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-15
Record and Forecast. Of Hawaiian Sugar
Crops as of Uneven Dates to Jan. II, 1915.

The Hwaanosd phaaton from to
h a
ut tom o h n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
NEW JERSEY.

Furnished Cottages For Rent ar Sale
ALIFNHuRsT. DEAL. AsBCRY PARK.
Send FOR Hat OF 500 properties.
ALBERT = RORRINs.
Auerhurst opp 1~pot.I. hsbury Park. N J,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
MONTGOMERY WARD
ON WEST Esd STREET
Chicago Mail Order House
Takes Four Floors in Old
Stern Store.

Montgomery Ward & Co.. Chicago
mail order house. have leased four floors
In the annex 10 the old Stern Bros. store
on Twenty-third street, built few
years ago The lease was negotiated by
NJ & L. Hess and covers the seventh.
eighth. ninth and tenth lofts in the
building known as IS and 30 West
Twenty-third street. extending through
the block to q TO 10 West Twenty-secohd
street The firm win move its women's
wear and millinery department from tho
Bush Terminal and also it's buying de-
partment. now ut ~ West Twenty third
street. to the Stern store. thereby CEN
tralizing their buying offices and fash
ion department IN the same building
The rapid growth OF their fashion
business since coming east necessitates
the taking OF larger quarters 'mmed'-
ately and they will occupy the prem
Uses on or about June 1. The Brooklyn
establishment will be used for other
lines of merchandise
Montgomery Ward 4 Co operate
three large houses. their principal house
being located at Chicago, Ill. and oc-
cupies the largest single modern con-
crete building In the United States.
They also have very large establish
ment at Kansas City and maintain
large distributing warehouses at Fort
Worth, Tex. and Portland. ore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Loft Leasing sun Active in whole
sale Districts.

julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi Com
panv has leased TO Abraham katz & Co.
the sixth floor In ls-20 West Twenty-arst
street to the Schoenfcld Manufa curing
COMPANY, fourth floor in l6O-l62 Woos-
ter street tenth floor IN 7o4-706 Broad
way to Irwin Rosenheim and Henry Sell
kowitz
William A. White & Sons have rented
the entire building at 2o0La Bowery TO
Louis Greenfield
Henry Trenkmann has leased the sec
ond floor In la3 Prince street TO Smith
berg. Koenig & Malomed. also the nth
loft in $3.50 West Twentyfrst street 10
Cooper & Lipchansky. both for term
Of years
Cross & Brown Company has leased
space at 1916 Broadway 20 Charles A.
Zeeman and with william A. White &
Sons the store and basement at 40
West Broadway TO the Degnon Con-
tracing Company.
puross Company has leased The
second loft in the iIeptagon Building.
li7-l53 Waverley place. 10 the Hot
point Electric Heating Company.
Philip Jeselson has leased for n term
OF years tho fourth floor in the Peter
Cooper Building at 395 to 40l Fourth
avenue. southeast corner OF Twenty
eighth street. containing over $4,000
square feet. The lessee. Richard q.
Kruger, manufacturer and importer OF
infants novelties. has been for num-
Der OF years at the corner OF seventh
avenue and Twenty-first street
Leroy Coventry & Co. have rented the
store at 81 Columbus avenue for a term
OF years to Michael Menacker for n
restaurant.
pepo & Bro. have leased for Pissara
& Cavagnaro li7 West Fourth street %
the Greenwich Village Inn for term
of wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
FRANCS AT NEW LOW LEVEL.
Heavy selling of Marks by Anx-
ious Holders.

Business IN foreign exchange yester-
day was light. The only features Of the
market were the decli1e in francs TO
E33ls. a new low leve. on the present
movement, and a heavy selling OF marks
by many persons who ave credits IN
Germany and fear to hid them longer
In case OF war between this country and
Germany.
Demand sterling was slightly easier
AT 4.79ia. as compared with +.i9 9-l6
on Wednesday. Cables closed UNCHANGED
At $50. Paris checks closed ut 533ia
~ G. impaired with 5.33 on the day pre-
vlous. while cables were quoted at 5.33.
against 532k on Wednesday. Marks
declined to ~ ll-l6 for checks and
s2 1916 for cables. This compares with
S2a, for sight drafts and s27s for cables
Italian lire was unchanged at sci. while
Austrian kroucn closed At 1850. as COM
pared with 90 on Wednesday.
The 5000, 0u0 French gold which ar
rived here Wednesday aboard the
steamer Roch7mhctu. consigned 10
Lazard Frercs, WAS deposited N the Sub
Treasury yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, the Bronx and Rrooklyn.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

lat II vESEY STREET.
Py Joseph T. Day.
SEW CHAMBERS ST, IS, " cor Roose-
W eiEs RIVER SAVINGS Institution aEt
Moses Rlnnk ct nj. duo s93Gl76, taxes,
&c, 1885,; TO Charles Cazazza $500
lat 3?oS THIRD AvENUEl
ny Henry Rrady.
:;iSsxisss2sxi5S.t, Z s,y dw,E-H Il vie'e
AK ale. "S %S s s6;'s 10 II the a." int go
by Herbert \. sherman.
BAssFoRp. Az, :?75, " cot. 1894 St,
Savings Institution ag, Bassford Realty
90 81 n, du" 81. 1906, taxes, B., 81
7so.lo; to tho plaintim ....,......s2j,o 800
by J. II, Mayors
INTBRyA,IhIE Az, ii2S u.s. s9o7 is7 IN,
sponglcr agt Carmino t!nfh 81 al, due
sSi6i SS, taxes. Sc, se:. sub 10 nrst
mtg $4,000; TO tho plaintiff .......,.' 5000
At THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
ny william i, Rae.
~ < be Mund art NJ $ Kist?IoTr ct tN al; to
W n, hs p8 SiTSN AZ bot sullivan s a@G
Maibone SITS, lot i-Tax Lion 20 Of y Y
az, Bridsowa'er ct al; to tho p,,aiinr,,
by James !. Rrumley,
OCEAN Az, = 7S7 Foster nv, .nOx
l:Gxirrrg-A Clark agt Hartman n,tg
90, Inc, ct al; TO the plaintin for 500,
over a mtg Of 100000
ny William j. NcPhljamy,
RROOKLYN Az, 3. <p6 u n G'enwoo 4
I'd. 40xlO0-T Maddox agt Homcsbor
| ough Realty co ct al, to tho Lawyers
Mig Co.,.,,..,,..,,.,.,. So 600
Ry Nathaniel shutter,
LOT a., block aa9e. section I'D rlncs
avt W /. Newton ct al. % /.
smith .-'',,.'''.,'' ''''''.'''' Sio'u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14

Tho italian liner Duca d'Aos's sailing
tomorrow for Naples. will TAX" mail. clos.
ing at $40 \ NJ, for Germany, Austria,
Hungary and Turkey also for other coun
tries when specially sddrcssed
morrow fnr Liverpool will take mail. clio.
ing at $50 A. NJ. for Europe except Ger
many, Austria. Hungary. IuNemhurE ana
Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the Eat
indies.
Tho French liner RochRmhcau sailing
tomorrow for bordeaux, will take mail,
rnria Servih. Switzerland. Italy. Spain
Portugal. Egypt. Greece, British India,
British East Africa. slam Malta Gih-al'ar.
Ceylon. straits settlements Dutch Fas'
Indies. West Australia and Persia ais
other countries except Germany. Austria
Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey, when
specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
BUY SITES FOR 900 HOMES.

Ring-G bison Company has purchased
the property known as the Van Wicklen
iarm, consisting OF about 500 lots on the
south side OF Liberty avenue. adjacent
10 Greenwood avenue. In the South Rich
mond Hin section OF Queens borough.
Ine Greenwood avenue station OF the
LlDer,y avenue elevated extension OF the
qua system is located about In the
centre of this property. 1t Is expected
t1st trains will be running over this new
elevated structure In about two months
and the running time by express service
70 Park row will be about thirty min
uses' This In the only remaining tract
along this route which has not been sub
divided and II 10 still being worked as
: rarm. 1t Is this company's intention
Early next year to start the erection of
ABOUT 500 modern attached two family
mick houses and TO install completely
mo necessary street improvements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
FIND WEAPON NEAR SLAIN GIRL
HRtchct May Have Brcn Used on
Jersey Woods victim.

HACKENsAcK. y. y. May 1s-An
autopsy performed to-day by County
Physician ogden and Or Frcd s. Hal
lott on the body Of tho young woman
found yesterday buried IN the woods near
Rochelle avenue, Rochelle Park. dis
closed two fractures OF the skull. Tho
doctors said Il was possible the young
woman may have been struck with a
Ratchet, which was picked up near the
hastily made grave
While an unsuccessful search was be-
'rE mado'for rings or other articles that
may have been buried with the body.
Mrs, Victoria Seaman told Dr. ogden
that SIX months ago she saw near the
spot straw hat trimmed with sweet
peas. hat didn't bother 20 pick Il up.
Later tho hat disappeared
Tho fact that the victim was dressed
in summer clothes has led the authori-
tics to believe that she may have been
Killed last summer. she was not more
than 90 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
S,5OO,O0o RENT
FOR B'WAY BLOCK
Ruilding to BE Erected From
35th to seth st. Leased
r by Sol Bloom.
TAKES IT FOR 90 YEARS

The building which is TO be erected
=, the west side of Broadway from
r,,,,y.rf,h to Thirty-sixth street. In.
.,,alns the site Of the old Herald Square
-,ss,re. an operation involving about
D., /, aoo 900. figured in a $500. 900 lease
.,snei Yesterday. Sol Bloom. dealer In
,,,rinc machines and builder of thea
go, lof, buildings and hotels. has leased
,,s rroper,y for a period Of twenty-one
..,rs during which he will pay the
.ruaers of the structure, Henry Bar
ann & william Everdell, Jr., s6,5oo,Ooo
Mr. Bloom has something in store for
thu building which he refused to tax
.hou, AT this time The something
he said. would surprise New YORK. II
,rssns the investment of much money
I'd NOT until negotiations now pending
have been cleared up would this some
ming I've made public.
The building is to be one OF the
largest structures in that part OF the
c,v covering the entire Broadway
,rontage and considerable property on
the side streets. Barnum Everdell
bought the property last year from
CHARLES r. johnson. whose family had
owned IT for many years. At the Thir-
W-nf,h street corner Is the Herald
Souare Theatre n famous show house
in former times ON the remainder of
the Broadway block are one story build
ings. the upper part of which was n
gallery for advertising signs. For the
. property Mr.. Johnson received more
han s5,000.O 900.
The building now TO be erected on
the property was estimated 10 cost
$3.50. 200 at the time plans were filed last
october. hut those figures are not con-
,idered the true cost of the structure
House, Grossman & Norhaus attended
10 the legal points of the deal Tho
lease was recorded yesterday to tho
Old School Realty Company for twenty
years from completion at s325,0O0 a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
TRADING IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 4oTH STREET-The s West
! Fort,eth street Corporation, owners
OF the twenty story building at that
address, has purchased from Anthony
Kimhel the seven story kimbel
Building at IL. adjoining. The prop
erty measures 25xl00 and was held
by the seller at s250,000 Mr.. Kimbel
erected the building few years ago
q for his business of interior decorator
q and as part of the present deal he
takes back n long term lease of
greater portion of Il. William 4.
Pond Phipps arranged the transact
ton, which was made to protect the
light Of the larger structure.
WEST 10th STREET-Mrs. Margaret
Camerson IN reported to have resold
the Bright apartment house at 555-
t6l West 10th street. six-story
structure, on plot 15xIOo. adjoining the
northwest corner of Audubon avenue.
TEE seller acquired the property last
January as plaintiff in a foreclosure
act on
WEST 1iSTH- STREET.. S. Maxwell
. has resold for George l.. Tighe TO an
investor 51i and 5l6 West 14sth street,
"a iiyo-story Hat on plot 4l.SX99.ll. be-
twear Amsterdam avenue and Broad
wav. Mr.. TiEhe purchased the house
Broadway Corporation last month.
wADSWORTH AVENCE-McD owell &
Mcmahon have sold for I've Belford
Realty Company to Ennis Il Sinnot'
tie nVe-story Hat at 1i3 Wadsworth
avenue on a plot 376x1o0. This prop
erty was held at $4,000. 1t was an
al cash transaction.
WEST i6TH sTREET-John w Condit
I Ias .A1 ha NJ n ~
Apartment house at 352 to $50 West
For'y-siXth street. on plot 75xl0o.5. the
only property on the southerly side OF
the block between Eighth and Ninth
stenAss not owned by the Aston es-
tate. The property is said TO have
heen sold for about $4,000 TO a Mr..
- Jackson
WEST i6TH STREET-George w. Mer-
Ger & Son have sold for the New York
County National Bank the two factory
buildings at 440 and 4i2 West Forty
sixth street, on plot 50xl00.5.
WASHINGTON PLACE-The Fogliasso-
Clement Building Company. which a
~ few weeks ago bought the plot 44x?7
a. IS and 81 Washington place for an
apartment house Improvement, has ac-
ouired from abutting owners at lis
and 100 Waverley place plot ~ feet
wide and IS feet deep at the rear OF
tNe Wayerley place plot. This pur'
chase was made by Pope & Bros
The property will he used for court
yard. and the building will he erected
over the whole 81 feet OF the original
ste.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
TEN ANTS ron cry HOUSES.

Shaw CO. have leased for the +. r
Freehold Estates, Inc, the three story
and basement frame dwelling at liz
East i27th street to James Conran.
is. Maxwell has leased the dwelling
at sO6 Yves. l3Sth street to Miss Rose
Loghry for a term OF years.
Pease & Gilman have leased for n
term OF years for George \. Whcelock
10 pr Maurice Packard, the five story
American basement dwelling at 3 West
Eighty-slxth street and the five story
American basement dwelling at the
southwest corner OF Audubon avenue and
lS4th street for August Ei2zen to |. V,
Cohen,
j. :. Maxwell has leased for Mrs. Kate
I. Reilly the dwelling at SOC West l3Sth
street for a term of years to Miss r.
Loghy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
BRONX APARTMENTS SOLD.

VALENTINE AVENUE-John A. stein
metz has sold for Phelan Bros Con-
structlon Company the northwest cor
ner of Valentine avenue and 1879
street. a Ave story high class apart
ment just completed. The new owner
as bought for permanent investment,
BRYANT AVENUE-G Ernst has sold
for cash to Frank Eberhart, Bryant
Court. five story apartment house
AZ the northeast corner OF Bryant
avenue and lslst street, on plot Box
100.
AVENUE ST. JOHN-The Normal Con-
struclion Company. Brown Lapin.
has sold to an investor for cash the
northeast corner OF Avenue st. John
srd Beck street, new Ave story
apartment house with stores, on plot
6jSlO0.
BATHGATE AVENUE-W. r. & W. I.
Brown have sold for Mrs. Charlotte
We.se lG22 Bathgate avenue, one
family dwelling on lot 20xl15.5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
NEW ORDINANCE OPPOSED.

The Advisory Council OF Real Estate
Interests urges all property owners to
appear before the Board of Aldermen
to-day at the hearing on tho proposed
ordinance which will make 1t obligatory
on the part OF all property owners In
the erection OF buildings to pay the city
for the inspection OF electrical wiring
and issuing OF certificates. At the pres
emit time these duties are being per-
formed by tho underwriters, who charge
for tho Inspection. and the city and the
I,dison Company accept the certificates
OF the underwriters with regard TO tho
safety Of tho wiring. This new ordinance
would add to the number of inspections
of buildings, and also add to the cost OF
administering the laws.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
SALES At BRONxvILLE.

Robert Livingston Schuyler. Ill. o..
professor OF history at Columbia Uni
verslty. has purchased plot of one
fourth OF an acre at Cedar Knobs, on
which he will build a dwelling of Colo
NAL design George w Taylor OF Yonkers
has purchased a plot iOOxl60 on Pond
field Road West. on which he will build
a dwelling Edward Meinel OF Nonx-
willie has bought two large plots. on
which he will build for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
HEIGHTS CORNER PURCHASER.

Edwin A. Castor is the purchaser OF
the two story buildings at the northwest
corner OF Audubon avenue and 1891
street.
Edward s. Black OF Yonkers is the
buyer Of the stable property at 1o9-lll
East Eighty-second street, near Park
avenue. sold by Pesse 4 Gilman for the
Ess Eff Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
TO IMPROVE FLUSHING PLOT.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company
mas sold to Arthur Thurman Of Bays,ds
plot on the east side Of Twenty eighth
street. 40 feet NORTH OF Broadway,
Broadway-Flushing. on which tho buyer
viii build . residence for his own or
cupancy.
Frederick r. Long Of Flushing has
sold to Elsie Lanthier OF Broadway,
Flushing. for her own occupancy. the
English cottage on the west side OF
Twentieth street. 100 feet north of state
street. Broadway-F1ushing. for about
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY, ?ls:, TO- eiss. A. 7Ith q. 2?S
Eva j Coe, improved New York Proper
ties Corp a estate Of Eva J " Gos.
owner; Lewis G Van Ripper a chas
Furthmann. iesSse'' byrns co; con,
,7T rae' 81. 'iss E.ctiity Ksi:msln Co. Inc
AIT John Martin. owner; Butler. Daven-
port q Grammar r'AShou'' ihe' s sSns
wnRToN 'sr,, ! q ii---city Ksiamein' CO,
Inc. aEt estate Of Miriam l. TriEg. owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
CHAPEL FOR THE DYCKMAN.

A temporary chapel one story high,
will he built for the BOARD OF Managers
OF the Diocesan Missionary and Church
Extension Society OF the Diocese OF
New York. at the southwest corner OF
Isham street and Seaman avenue. II
will have frontage of - feet and a
depth OF so feet Horace Greeley Knapp
is the architect and has estimated the
cost at 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
100000 DRIVE APARTMENT.
Plans Completed for Palermo House
atIA4th street.

Adolph f. Mast has completed and
will soon file plans for the erection
of a twelve story and basement apart
ment house on plot 99.llxl2S feet on the
northeast corner of 144th street and
Riverside Drive. The cost OF the build
ing will be 100000. Tho owners are
the Palermo a. Son Contracting Com
pany. who have recently bufN in the
Washington Heights section. There will
he seventy-seven apartments. six on
each floor and the building will lie mod
ern in all respects, with many novel
ideas In the plan. The facade will be
OF limestone. terra Gotta and granite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14

WASHINGTON. May ~ The cruiser
nrloklyu n0t arrival A. Newport. collier
Nrrcus at Hampton Roads, eunhoat Nash
Vile At SluiInup dr tuhas dcstroyrrs Nc
pougu, nrlNtnu. WARRINGTON. Henley,
Cls,lu and orion a. Nor'h River New
Work city. guuholi Eagle nj 81 Marie,
lIaF,i; cruiser Rlrminphom and destroyer
rr.ppc at Sew YORK city
collier Jason has sailed from San Fran,
cisco for san Pedro cruiser Washington
from Vera cruz for Tnmpiro, torpedo boa,
chuunCCy, from lloio for ,Inio, =, sub,
marina Ga ana tug lhrts, from Phl't
driphih for Sew York yard; collier Cyv.uU'
from SrwHlls Point for SOW York, and
cruiser North Carolina, from Beirut ior
Af,NnntrIa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14

,West of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
ION stsI
:sTH ST, IS. 2o1io W 7th av, 2t.l0Sssa--
Rosie Kapian to Marguerite l kaughran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14

a d. ' S.s st Son Nay ai IL Pr ms ISS
7sTH s1;, s. les Amsterdam av .s5s
lOg e-Edw Munro et al trus. to Ma
,lonai Nssa Sod Bans s.' Bw Ssnd Nay s,,Y VI.
breed, A & NJ. az Liberty st. ..,;o,EaT
10th ST. g. i25 Q Lenox ay, 1atxloc-
I'D sSsy. Nay iiss yr. 5p s; .ss,a,SyS
y ins Co. 1875 Bway ..;.,'' 1890
hfS2T Av Realty g' eSfpn to hrSsS
yr. SsV'ds' e. 'H'' ATTY : rFN g. CO, liz
Uptown.
tManhsttsn Island. north OF iioth ST.
i0Oil--crest Holding Co to y Y Life
ms Co. at9 BrSadway May IL; yras,
i.sD sT. 5as ". IS. iiaas e broadway;
nsssssy ,yss MA hS'f rSS. to 'G Nay
iisl@s,ad;. 7ss r ss.ih :" 49,. d 900
County Realty corpn to Carrie Weiss,
Fly Co odT Ts ,5S.s :. ;s,,,cJ iStS
County Realty. Corpn to Max Marx: 40
' gf. S' c. s Nay + Co. M" iss I
ioTR AZ. q ,s,s ssith 81, ,o,s.icS@
as Conven, sv May II. due az per
bond. supplemental TO mtgc $4,000 atty.
Co. l7s Bwsy. ...............'.. III
thorough of Tho Bronx
MOTT rc5 Az in. s sOr ,s'h 81 40 :sstc
Crest Holding Co 10 Broadway savings
a i@.,a FaTf az @. H iis h~sy u. oSS
Martin NJ Mitchell 70 Vim X Valentine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
TWO MORE BRONX FLATS.

Tho Reich Building Company, Jacob
Reich. president, will erect n five story
tenement, 60xso feet, on the southeast
corner OF Bryant avenue and ls5th
street. from plans by William Hoppe. at
cost OF $4,000. Luigi Astor!no will
erect a Ave story tenement. S2,sxl03.s.
on the southwest corner of Walker ave-
nue. and Montgomery place. from plans
by Henry Nordheim. at a cost Of $50. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
COURT HOUSE PLANS.

Guy Lowell yesterday through the
formality of filing plans with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the
city's new si0,000.o00 court house to
be located on Leonard, Lafayette, Duane
and Baxter streets. details OF which
were announced a few days ago. The
structure will be 1854 feet in diameter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-14
B,KLyN FLATS AND DWELLINGS.

Shampan & Shampan are preparing
plans for two six story apartment houses
to be erected on a plot OF lO0xl00 on the
north side OF Clymer street, 1875 feet west
of Lee avenue, to accommodate sixty
eight families. for Norris Solomon Son,
as owners. to cost 100000; also seven
three story buildings to be erected on a
plot Of l41xs9 feet on the northeast cor
ner OF Flatbush avenue and Parkside
avenue, for the Brooklyn Union Build
ing Corporation. as owners. to cost
$4,000