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TO WIDEN LEXINGTON AVENUE
borough President VIII Remove
Encroachments From 4Ist TO 8Ist.

Borough President Marks announced
yesterday that the removal of encroach-
ments on Lexington avenue from Forty
first to Sixty-flrst streets will Ne under
taken In the near future. Owners OF
property along tho avenue are being
urged 10 make the necessary changes
at once while the street Is in a state Of
upheaval due TO subway construction and
before the sidewalks are replaced
While the Borough President Ia pay
ing especial attention to the twenty
blocks mentioned, he is urging owners
or tenants along tho entire avenue 10
make changes now which Increased
traffic on Lexington avenue will make
necessary later. In letter to inter
ested persons Mr., Marks says In part:
Lexington avenue Is quite narrow
and will undoubtedly be inadequate 10
accommodate the traffic with safety and
convenience, particularly in view OF the
subway development Owing to these
conditions the city may later widen the
roadway for tho entire length of the
avenue and require the property owners
to remove sidewalk encroachments
During the present period OF bust
ness depression / have deemed II wise "a
postpone official action on the matter
with the exception OF twenty blocks be
tween Forty-first and sixty-first streets
where congestion Is greatest and the
change TO business has been most pro-
nounced. A resolution is now under
consideration by the Board OF Estlmatt
and Apportlonment for the removal OF
encroachments on these twenty blocks
"While by this action the roadway
will he widened and the encroachmenti
removed for twenty blocks only at this
time, I consider II my duty TO call u
your attention the advisability of re-
moving encroachments now, when tn,
work may be done at smallest expense
and discomfort"
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Moore. 236 w issth 81. Jan az; atty A
Rosenthal 81 william st..........t100
LINTON AV. 1895, W $, 1Saxi0O--Cnroline
Nleser to Cromwell Development Corp,
SS2 Prospect av, mtg $500. Jan 30;
atty, Cromwell Development Co, sS2
Prospect av................. ......fl0O
10th ST, IS. 11se W franklin av. Islix
i2i-Carl A Leonhardt ct al to Chas r
q Leonhardt, ia w 1s0th at. Jan 30;
atty, Louis Wendell Jr, Ell Bway. ...tl
CLINTON PL, 81 =, 25xioo--Kathryn
Wendell to Carl A Leonhardt, III Pears
all av, Jersey city, j, Jan 40: atty
Louis Wendell, Jr. 277 Bway
SAME PROPERTY--Carl r q Leonhardt
ct al to Kathryn Wendell su w 5ist st.
Jan 30; atty, same. ................ti
WISE Az. 1851 W =. 20xiO0-wm t Park
. to j Henry Alexandre 4 Rno. extra, Glen
Cove, l. I. Jan 30; atty, X Brown. 320
oUTHERN BLVD. ; W cor Eismere pi. ios
Xl9b.7-Jno McNulty to Cath r Roohfort.
1871 Wallace av, Jan 80; attys, Clocke,
Il r. 3sl 18Th Standardization
SAME PROPERTY-Cath A Rochfort to
Jno McNulty. Sobs cambridge av Feb
D Httys, same Observation-Disclosures. 800
HARRISON Az. 60, IS ii n tangent pt. as
n Morton pl ll3x irreg-Cath Kountze
& ano to United Real Estate 4 Trust
co, First Nat Bk Bldg, Omaha, Neb Dec
10, 1914: atty Jno II Van Horne ls5
HARRISON Av, W =, 1866 n Morton nj.
llS,4x irreE-City TO same. Jan az: atty.
.... 800.
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LIMITED PARTNERsHIP.

THE UNDERSIGNED give notice that
they have renewed the limited partnership
heretofore formed by them, under and pur-
and the substance OF the certificate hied
by them Is az follows: That the name or
nrm under which such renewed partnership
r. TO be conducted is Whitehouse A Coz
place Of business Is to be located Is the
County OF New York the general nature OF
the business intended to be transacted 10 a
the dealing in stocks. bonds and other Sc
curities. on commission, as generally carr
ried on in the city OF New York. the names
Of all the general and special partners in
who are all OF fun age, and their respec-
tive places Of residence are as follows: j.
Norman Whitehouse who resides at West
New York; Frederic r. Carey. who resides
at Tuxedo Park, In the County of Orange
and State OF New York; Charles X. Phip-
ard who resides IN the Borough of Brook
York. and James Henry Whitehouse. who
resides at Irvlnston In the County Of West
chester and state OF New York that the
Carey and Charles X. Phipard are the gem
eral partners and the said james Henry
Whitehouse II the special partner; the
amount OF capital which the said James
Henry Whltehouse, as special partner. has
contributed 10 the common stock of said
renewed partnership IL the sum OF One hun
bred and nifty thousand dollars in cash;
the time at which the said renewed part.
nership Is 20 begin IL the thirty nrst day Of
December. 1914, and the time at which the
said partnership Il to end IL the thirty
first day of December. 1915.
Dated New York, December 3ist, 1914.
J NORMAN whirErOUsE,
FREDERIC y. CAREY,
CHARLES X. PHIPARD,
General partnera
J. HENRY wHiTEHoUsE,
Special Partner
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The best dog in the show At Bus
tsnobys yesterday was the miniature
Pomerlnian, Poquito the property of
Miss Else Blum Poquto IL very
small and excellent black specimen
weighing three and three quarters
pounds and was put down in excellent
form She fairly beat the Pckingese,
Rodney Patti, too long cast In back
and lacking In coat,
There was a capital attendance,
Mrs Emma Allard Judged the Poms
and PeEes When the cup for the
best dog In the show was up Mrs.
Madcn Thorpe, Frank Dole and Jules
Ferrui o'hciatcd The Judgment was
cons drrod correct, The awards
fEkINGESE Pupples-Mrs. G. r. zim-
"tFmau.s ems tn Tisu, hrst
.ln.---Mrs Hcywood's sun Wan and
~ nov mr. and second; Jack pavitsS
ruu tgsss-sun Wan. nrst; same
orrcr. NanNn Prince Chung, second
Sun Chow. third, Mrs. Il, A, Baxter
o.. 'n Prince ~ Alderbourne, fourth
Ch'-g second sun Chow, third; Chelsea
~ AIdrrbourne, fourth.
.nn"T' t.Hss--Mrs. HeyWood's sun
Won n-,t; same owners Manchu Prince
chung reserve.
>0,'. class, Bitches-Mp william
nrrN'. Dr'Vstonc Sunger. hrst, Mrs. F, c.
I'N'rr'nar's la III Tu Ticn, second Mrs
hH4 .'N.s Ling, fhirds
-.mt Class Bitohes-Charles Hopton''
h'aH-t FI.u, hrs'. Mrs. Heyward's Melt
TO NJ E-'"rro, second Mrs prew's Drew
s'rH. SunEer third
American Bred Btchss--Meitzie ~ Es
''r", FIRST same owners Manchu Fins
HNr r'soTyo
Winners Class Bitches Rodney Pslti
a MciiHie Of EsterTo, reserve,
H'-' IrkuEese--ROdney palti.
H'NERASIANS, Pupples--Mrs Il. Car
lns- Polly nrst, Mrs. A, L Hair
Duchess oond.
. . Movie" DOGS and Bitches--Mrs NJ
'hrWHrlTrh's Precious first, Mrs. A. Gas
noes lFufls NilOa second polly third,
open class, Dogs Miss Elsie Blum
i'91ho nrst; Mrs. f, b Carruthers'
Handsome Rascal second; Miss Len
hrhilinEss Black Prince v, third.
- NirnerS class--Poquito, FIRST; Handsom
Rascal, reBervo
Limit Bltches-Mrs. Il. 70, Lynoh's We
Rosary, nrst. Mira II, Hilrs Little Mic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Merriewold Holding Company. Inc. Man
haitian; capital 100000. directors, II. f.
Clarke, Jokichi Takamine. Jr, and Eben
Takamine. New York city.
Broad Channel Corporation, Manhattan
capital, $4,000. directors. II schlefrelln
savers, l.. sayers ana John X. NJ. Ewing
New York city.
Frank y Mcdonald Estate. Inc. Man.
haitian capital, $40. 900; directors, Joseph
h, Reilly. Carlton =. Flicklnser and Ed
ward McGinnity. New York city.
Pelham Beck Realty corporation;. Man.
haitian; capital 5000, directors Hedwis
s Beck, Pelham, n: Y. Ludwig Linden
meyer and John c. West New York city
Parker Holding Company. Manhattan
capital. $4,000 directors Barney Parker
Paul r, Gettinger and William $. Gordon
nI FSFtis Realty Company, Manhattan
capital, 1000; directors, Edward J. Ho
serty, Harry Meisel, Brooklyn y. y.
W, b, & r. Real Estate Exchange tn,
Bloom. Brooklyn, y. Y; l,ouis Fife ant
Elias Fife. The Bronx, New York city
culver Building Corporation. BROOKLYN
capital. 1000; directors, Jacob seiderman
Samuel Goodman and Katman Bender
Rrooklyn. New York.
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FoRFCLosuRE SALES.

'~S~~>~~-~~->~~~~y~
YoRKWsarah A. Kerr, Plaintiff, against
Henry Weiss and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF i9re.
the aboye-entitled action and bearing date
the goth day Of January, 1919. IL tns
nnderssnsd The refsrsss in ssid Judsmfshh s
Exchange salesroom, Nos: 1915 Vsssy
street IN the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
OF New York. on the 2Sth day OF February.
1915 at IL O'Clock noon on that day. BY
HENRY BRADY. Auctloneer, the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold ana
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel
land. with the buildings and improvements
Borough OF MsnhSttan. City, County and
state OF New York. bounded and described
BEGINNING at point on the nqytbyr,s-
side Of Forty. second street, distant i've
hundred and five C205 feet westerly frorS
the fSFT sSs S
running thence Northeriy and parallel with
SecoDd Avenue one hundred 1QOl feet hye
tb) 6ches TO the centre line OF the block
thence westerly along said centre line ana
Win ssst
feet nve t5j inches to the Northeriy side
or erly along the Northsriy "" side Of Forty.
second street twenty t20) feet to the point
or place q beg.ln1lns said premise premises s esinF
The above described premises lie In Sec
tfon s., Block 1915 on the Land Map OF the
Dated, New York. February ard, 1915
WILLIAM ARROwSM1TH, Referee,
wooDFoRD; BoXEE 4 BUTCHER A..
Avenue, Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
Tn. following is a DIAGRAM Of the prep;
East 42nd Street:
Centre line Of block
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ONLY 1915 TAGS ARE LEGAL.
New Jersey Autoists Liable to Fine
Unless Registered.

TRENTON. n j., Feb, THE police
OF the State were notified to-day by Com
missioner OF Motor Vehicles Job II,
Lippincott that 1914 registration OF au-
tomobIles will no longer be recognized,
II beg to advise you," said Mr. Lip
plncot in his letters to the various police
departments, that the 1914 car regis
trations are no longer in force and Of
feet that the only tag which a New Jer-
sey car can legally expose is the tag
with green background and white let
tiers Issued by this department, and that
al cars being operated under 1914
registration arc being operated without
| registrations and subject TO arrest and
! fine not to exceed 500, or, In default, OF
| Imprisonment not to exceed ten days
with second conviction double the
penalty"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

O. Lebette has sold for a client to A.
Names the three story and basement
brick dwelling at col Monroe street
also l72 Stuyvesant avenue, a three
story s;o1o and S-!c!; building tc- 7
Sohl to Mrs Metzger, and $40 Gates
avenue. four story brick building, "a
Z. Rich for Investment.
Krickmier & Ioefiinger have sold the
following two family houses: 1899 Sew.
euty-ffth street for r. c. Ronk; 22F
Forty NTH street for w. Kenney; 23t
Forty fifth street for r. Edwards and
two lots az 1910 and 1872 Ffty-eightt
street for J. o. Brien.
l. Salzberg has sold for Frank p. In
gals to VI. Walsh plot 60xl00 on th'
north side OF Fiftieth street so fee
from the corner OF Thirteenth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

MADISON Az, l7ss-Frsderio de p Fos-
ter, trustee. to Frederic de T Foster and
ano, trustees Luisa Minturn, Tuxedo
Park. v atty, T q Co, l76 Bway. 81
SAME PROPERTY-same and ano. trus
OF same to Kath NJ lie Roy, southAmp
SANE ME i pRoP FER wy NJ l., ROY 10
Daniel X De Beixedon. Amityville. l. ];
sttty,T @ 60. i7s bway 80. $4,000
Baer. bss 9th av; atty. Jacob Rieger.
ssTiHi ST. yics E.ci,y Real Estate e g 10 10
atty. T q Co, l16 Bway....,,.,....slOO
52p ST, .. 1916 9th av. ls.gxl0O5-
Morians Mtge Go 70 Alice NJ Doremus,
Mount Vernon y atty C CO. i5S
s:D ST, $. 1915 9th av. is.oxicS' SS%
Alice NJ DoremHs 70 MARY Potter 2Ss "
wARRES ST Si-iawyyers ms ms 8 T T Co Co
70 Title co; iIs Bwsy 80 900
ct al. eYr. to Peter Doeiser brewing Co
atty, John C Hoennlnger, io7 e b5th
s7TH 81. aci w.i,oui. Miargolini to Nv.
man shapiro. 2ls " S4th IT; atty. David
9 Goldfarb. rs Nassau st.....,......tl
STH ST, =, so2 " Central Park west
s Hendricks. 81 W S7th ST; atty, Saml
Riker 10 Cedar ,,..;,....... .'?2, 900
''Th g. Madi sSn- a' 'SIix
leno Salisbury, 1905 Madison av. and
Rnoi attys. Rounds II. ID q d. 90 Cedar
4sTH ST.. sis W. Title In: Co 70
Bowery Savings Bank. l2s Bowery; atty.
N T ins co, 1875 Bwsy. .:..,;. 80, 900
Adele Ma1zolle., sOs sth av; atty Thos
q Cont, ls9 Montague ST. Bklyn. 1900
WEST Esd Az sS'.Resecca Mills to
SAINT Riker, u 10 cedar st '...,,ls,O6
sSp ST, iS7 EE.dss99ssidi9s a Goddard to
u Cont isS MontSsu re-" st. BEynSS 81 S sSS
SAD ST 2S3 W-Hyman SpieEel a ano to
Phnip. Friedman so Bowery; atty, Max
BROADWAY, Sc cor i4lst ct, sS.liKi2O--
Hattie WSinsart, eHIN. 70 Lenmann
a nGy;e" wSodford' ~ r a. Mad a S'h al
LOTS ls to 80, map Ward VS. Ward, In
County Clerks oftlee, sec 8. BLK 2liO-
hasset, l. Il atty. l. T Co, $50 Broad
PRIVATE sT. ca sol II. "a wsshine.tos6
| : Roche a ano, sxrs, sIs W goth st:
atty, / T Ins Go, isO ,Bway, - q
ct sttys, Lorenzo a II. "a Broad;
l,fD ST. sis-s1g w-same to city M HfS
Co. 10 Wall st; atty l. Inc co, i.o
l?sSTH ST. ., 40 W an av. sSxss.ii"
Mary f Hastings to Jas Uiman, 900 W
5Sth ST. atty q Co. l7s Broad
I,TTPSH ST, $40 Wilmer V Cooley TO to
Hohoken, J; atty Cooley so
JAY sT cor staple st. 6C'tSxsSw
Fred'k A Clark 20 u TT CO Of Y
IS wall st; attys Stewart s. -
l,s MS 81 sissas w.city Mtg co to '' Law.
ysrs 7 Ins a T co, $50 Bway il2,6OC
| lS.ilxiOO-same 90 \ TT CO, 20 Broad
st. atty, T. T Ins co, $50 Bway. s.
zap GO ST 70 S S's,S T Tr e. 1S: 81 bT ns
way atty, l. T Ins Co, 100 Broad
,p way Hv. 'ggsS.Title a 4 rr Co 70 -G len,
II Taylor. ~ r 4Sth st; atty. T q Co
i76 Bway entertainments 1900
Bronx.
pIERHOFF, HANNAH Ord = .~>. :,
N wv G 4 sEcURITY co to FFredtt J
Pnster, ..,..,,,,...,,,, $40
PFIsTER, LIZZIE tss). to LisSie Pnstsl
kis sTi!f"' MALTESE TS E, to coiamSi. ' Con.
o.''..s,.',.''.''''s Wv
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POOUITO SWEEPS BOARDS
AT BUSTANOBY TEA SHOW

Muffet. second; Mrs. Loomis's Fairfax Gold
Spun. third.
open Class-Miss Rosary. nrst Little
Miss Munet. second, Fairfax Gold Spun,
third
Poquito. first: Handsome Rascal, second /:
Black Prince v, third.
WinnerS Glass. Bitches-wee Rosary,
frst. Little Miss Mufet. reserve.
Hest Pomeranian--Miss Elsie Blum's
PoquitO
Miss schilingss Special for the Best
Black or Brown Pomeranian-Poquito,
GRIFFONS Toys, Open Glass Miss
Elsie Hydon's champion Buster Boo. frst,
Puppy Class--Mrs, Peter ceder's potty.
first.
JAPANESE SPANIEI.S-Mns. Lofts
Princess, FIRST,
MALTESE TERRIERS-Mrs, Myer
Cohen's Dyker Snowdrift. nrst; Mrs
Akbarian's White Fish, second
king CHARLES SPANIEIS-Mrs. j. j.
MatheNson's Wess Bank Hamish, nrst
BLENHEIM SPANIELS-Mrs Myer
| Cohen's Tippo White Rose. nrst.
TOY BULL TERRIERS-Mrs. NJ. s,
/ Reynoldes Mikelo, lrst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.
Well Known Concerns Take space
In Important Locations.

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
subleased to Edward e. Hall & Co "A
portion OF the ninth floor OF the so
Maiden Lane Building for long term
OF years at an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000; places in the Market
and Fulton National Bank Building to
the Weeks, human Company, and in
81 and 80 Liberty street offices TO the
Morris Plan Company
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased through II. l.. Monkey & Co. part
OF floor in tho Burrell Building, III
Madison avenue, for a term of years to
Cohen, Schulze a Co, who have been
for seventeen years at 320 Broadway.
This concern operates as credit bu-
reau for number OF the large silk
houses and will use the space leased
for It's executive offices.
James A. Farley has leased the
ground floor store In hts building az 40
West Forty eighth street for term OF
years to Mime. Brown-Allison, dealer In
womens wear. now located on West
Forty-s1xth street
sidney L. Warsawer has leased the
store at GIL Eighth avenue to Samuel
n. Romer.
Pease & Elldman have leased 20 the
United Cravat Company the eoutherly
store ut las East Fourteenth street.
Pope q Bro. have leased for the
Portland Development Company to Vito
Marnmano l6 ST. Lukes place for three
years and three months.
Turrell & Kirkby have leased space In
80 East Forty-second street to Marston
4 Co. George w. Korn and Ralph w
Chambers.
Morris n. Baer has leased his building
at 60. IS and 20 East l2jth street and 81
East l24th street to the Star Beef and
Provision Company for term OF years
oliver I,akin has leased 1855 Broad
way, southwest corner Of Ninety-slNth
street. for long term OF years "a
Joseph II. Cronin for restaurant pur'
poses.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co have leased
a parlor floor store at 542 Madison ave
nue.. corner Of Fifty-ffth street, to Has
san Khan Monif also three floors al
81 East Forty-hfth street, corner OF
Madison avenue. to Mrs. Mary J. Piper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Bradstyeet's reports Isl business failures
in the United states during the week;
against 5sa for the previous week and oH
IND weeks OF 1914 TO 1911. The Middle
states had i2A; New England, IS; south
sT% ~ W:;STn sS N cSnsSs s~a
against 81 for the preceding week. About
IS per cent, OF the total number OF con
IS. 200. and II per cent. had capital from
5000 TO $4,000.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
VOGEL q SCOURBY-Petitilon In bank
u. Vogel and Gus security, confectioners
and Ice cream parlors, l2 East Four
teenth street with two other places on
the same street, Liabilities, $4,000 as
cts, $500. They have been In business
since october, 1911, when they succeeded
the Home Made Candy Company, in
appointed Robert " Mallon receiver;
KREssEi & INSTRUMENTATION In
Orser Kresscl and Samuel Firstenberg.
fur manufacturers, formerly at SO East
Eighth street. Liabilities, $4,000; as
November last they were damaged by
hre and afterward moved to Twenty
JOSEPH KAPLAN, ass West Thirty third
street manager OF restaurant Med
petition IN bankruptcy; liabilities.
JAssto SfS w &c Si'''i i55 East Bishty-ninth
street, formerly In business at 81 Bank
street, Waterbury. Conn, hled a petit
tion in bankruptcy; liabilities sass no
assets.
DANIEL F. TIEMANN. JR. Pelham
Manor, who was manufacturer OF
satin white paint NJ Mamaroneck. nled
a petition In bankruptcy, liabilities, $3.50
assets, $500.
STAY for Rose CoshIsn,
ROSE COGHl.AN Mayer has STAYED
for a year any further proceedings on a
Judgment obtained against Rose CoEh
Ian by Curris, Phibrck 4 Co, for is2j
for losses In stock transactions. The
Judgment was obtained In the MunieipA
Court on September IS and tho oredikori
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
MANHATTAN rENEMENTs SOLD

EAST 22D STREET-Meyer Ellen
bogen has sold for Agnes Segal 419
and t2i East Twenty street
two four story tenements on plot 62x
$50, near First avenue. The buyer
Is Nathan Gerberg, who gave in part
payment $3.50 South Third street
Brooklyn. two frame houses on plot
bSxl20.
CHRYSTIE STREET-G. Tuoti 4 Co
have resold for cash 131 Chrystle
street. near Delaney street, five
story tenement with stores on lot 25x
s96. purchased few days ago from
the Lawyers Mortgage Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
SMALL SALES IN BRONX.

AvENUE-Caroline f. Vieser
has sold 1885 linton avenue. a two
story dwelling on lot ls9xiO0, near
165th street to the Cromwell Develop
ment Company, John J. Tully. presi-
dent. which gave in exchange eight
lots on Iivermore avenue, Wsster-
leigh, staten Island.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Bernard
Greenthal Is reported 10 have sold
1881 Washington avenue. three
story frame dwelling with garage on
plot 4oNliO. about 200 feet north Of
18TH street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
DOUBLEDAY BUYS TN CONN

Adams & Keller have sold for the
estate OF Francis Mcneil Bacon the resi-
dcnce and farm on Peaceable street.
Rdgeheld. Conn, 10 George Doubleday
Of New York city The property has
been held at 100000 and besides the
dwelling consists OF studio. stables. gar
age and farm buildings and something
over 100 acres OF land. ~ Noubleday
will make II his summer home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
ST. BERNARD,s SCHOOL PLANS.

Plans for new st. Demands School
have been filed with the Manhattan
Building Bureau. They call for "a four
story private school on the south side
of Nlnety-eighth street 1875 feet east
Of Fifth avenue. II will have facade
OF pressed brick and limestone and will
be fireproof and the interior will be
given over to class rooms and living
quarters for teachers and servants. The
building will occupy site 100 feet
front by so feet deep, and above the
first story It will be so feet front. on
the roof over the first story will be
n playground. st. Bernard's School
Building Company. Inc. Jesse Il. Waid.
president, Is the owner. Delano a AID
rich, the architects, have estimated the
cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
FLORIDA FIRM BUYS on :. !.

Floyd s. Corbin has sold for Mrs.
Margaret u. Fitzpatrick TO the Carpen-
ter-O Brien Company OF Jacksonville.
Fla, tract OF eighteen and one-half
acres on Staten Island Sound. The
property is opposite Ellzabethport, y.
j., on the new thirty foot channel. The
Carpenter-O' Brien Company Is a large
lumber manufacturing concern, which
plans 10 improve the property imme-
diately as a local distributing point for
It's product The company IL now build
ing vessels especially for its business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
NEW LOFTS AND STORES.
Mordecai 10 Build on 27th street
Grand Rapid Co. on BOth 81.

Benjamin MordIcai filed plans yester-
day for a twelve story store and loft
building, which he will erect on the
south side OF Twenty street.
l75 feet west OF Lexington avenue, II
will have a facade OF brick and lime
stone. with a frontage OF 66.s feet and
depth OF $50 feet Rouse Il Gold
stone are the architects, The building
will cost about S225, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
NEW BROKER IN FIELD.

Mark Croskin. formerly OF Philadel-
phia, has opened an Office at IS Liberty
street, where he will negotiate leases
and mortgage loans.
Merlo & Carlson have opened an office
at $3.50 Broadway for the transaction
OF a general real estate and insurance
business, Mr., Merlo has been manager
OF the 1894 street office OF the II. r.
Wood, W, II, Dolson Company for a num-
Der of years. Mr., Carlson has been In
the real esrate business at etb West
SEVENTEEN street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
FURNITURE SHOW Rooms.

The Grand Rapids Furniture Com
many will erect at ls and 20 Fast
Flrtieth street an eleven story freprooi
show room. owen II, Names rs presi-
dent OF the owning company, The
building will have a frontage OF Is :
feet and n depth OF 1905 feet. Tn.
facade wil be OF brick and terra Gotta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
TITLE GO. Makes LOANS.

New York Title Insurance Company
in the past week has made the follow
Ing loans: Seventy thousand dollars
on 5000 Eighth avenue. $4,000 on
Si73-75 villa avenue, $4,000 on l57
East 18th street, $4,000 on 1913 East
Forty-fourth street. $4,000 on 54O-46
West Forty-nrst street and $4,000 on
2iS Centre street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-06
NAMMs TAKE 74TH ST. HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Clark estates 10 Mrs. A l. Namm the
FIVE story American basement dwelling
at "a West Seventy-fourth street, a
house OF the most modern and expensive
type which has twenty rooms, an
electric elevator and six bathrooms. Mrs.
Namm is member of the family en-
gagged in the department store business
In brooklyn.
Porter & Co have leased for the
New York Trust Company TO Lawrence
Y Nul-y the th-aa story hrownstone
dwelling at Pa West l2lst street
Leroy Coventry has leased for A. NJ.
Miller the dwelling al 3i3 West Seventy
first street, furnished. to Richmond
Rochester.
The Houghton Company has leased
for J. H. Freedman the four story and
basement dwelling at So West Ninety
NTH street t. Emily Goodwin for a
term Of years.