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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
TURKEY BIDDING FOR JEWS
viii Grant Special Exemptions And
Benefits to Immigrants.

Washington. Nov. lS.-Turkey. in
an effort to draw within its borders
Jews now in territory ceded away b.!
the Ottoman Empire. as 4 result OF
the last Balkan war. decided to grant
them the same benefits and exceptions
as heretofore were accorded Only to
Mohammedans. An announcement tc
this effect was made here yesterday
by the Turkish Embassy.
"Thc advantages and exemptions,
said the announcement, consist of eX-
ceptiona! facilities foc having access
into Ottoman soil, the acquisition OF
Ottoman nationality, and immunity.
for a certain period. fs:on payment OF
taxes and military service.
'During the last century the Ut
toman Government has accorded these
saciiit:cs exclusively to Mohamme'
dan immigrants coming to Turkey
from Russia, Bulgaria, Greece. Ser
h;a and Bosnia. This is the FIRST
time that these exemptions nave peer
Granted to immigrants protesting Il
religion other than the Mohamhre
dan"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
WONAN'S WORK
IS ENDORSED
Auxiliary Requested to Re-
port Yearly to Pr9Wn-
cal syn9
-
SECRETARY ELECTED
SECRETARY ELECTED
Committee on immigration Urges L.
f. Church to Extend Helping Hand
TO Aliens. -

Richmond. Nov lS.-The Provin-
cial Synod of Washington, Protest
ant Episcopal Church. embracing il
diocescs in Pennsylvania. Delaware.
Maryland the District of Columbia,
| Virginia and West Virginia. accepted
yesterday an offer made through the
executive chairman, Rev. W. II. Dill
er. of the board Of religious educa-
ton. of $500 to pay the salary for
the first year of a secretary to furth-
or the interest Of religious educa-
ton in the colleges and secondary
schools, Of the province. The Rev. l..
II. Gardner. OF Germantown, Pa, was
elected to the position. Mr.. Gardner
has been chairman Of the committee
on educational institutions in the
nroyince. The work of the committee
on educational instruction in theolo-
ricaI seminaricS was transferred to
the committee Of cXaminin" chaplainS.
The Rev. DR.. 5. +. AIitman was re-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
DOCTOR EXONERATED.
Father Glad it's Over When Defec-
tive Dies.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Dr. II, J. Hal,
selden, of the German American Hos
pital, who decreed that Baby Boiling
er should be allowed to die rather
than go through life defective, was
exoneratcd today of all criminal re-
sponsibility by Coroner's Physician!
Reinhardt.
Reinhardt freed Haisselden blameof
in an official report to Coroner Hof
man. He spent several hours at the
hospital in conference with surgeons
and the baby's parents and left just
as the five-days-0Id child was gaspinr
its last
''Dr. Haiselden did exactly right"
said the coroncr's physician.
Worn out by the strain of yes
terday, Mrs. Anna BoIlinger. the
baby's mother, slept soundly through
out the night. unconscious Of the fact
that the child had 6ied just before
midnight. She may not be told today
unless she presses physicians regard
ing the bays condition Her nurse
fears the shock might endanger her
life. though the mother accepted the
verdict that the child
should not be operated upon.
The father. Allen Bollinger, was
told early today. and he will tell his
wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18

Ito know why Mr.. Johnson Withdrew Ss
from the case.
Councilman Bryan stated that Mf.
johnson had told him that the city
would have no, standing in court re-
presented by counsel without the cor.
poration attorney.
Councilman H. R. Burke, said the
corporation attorney is elected by
the people. He added that Mr.. john
son said he could undoubtedly win
the case in question.
Mr.. Brumback, said if the corpora
ton attorney is sick, council should
get someone else.
Councilman Brockett. said. 1t LOOKS
as if the city has sick attorney, ana
that he is not able to attend to the
city's business owing to illness. II
the city has right to employ counsel
during his illness it does not seem
right to place someone as his assoc.-
ate when he is we'll He thought It
possible to get some attorney to take
it alone; it would be better. AS
representative of the city and q
taxpayer, he said, he thought 1t
would be well to look into the matter:
He though the finance committee
should find out what they can do leg
ally in the matter.
Councilman Brumback, suggested.
that council pass a resolution author
izing the employment of counsel.
President Smith thought the finance
committee could handle the matter.
The resolution of Councilman Bryan.
authorizing the proceedings in the
case was adopted, October y.
Councilman Bryan declared it look
ed like it was too late to swap horses
in the middle of the stream.
The resolution authorizing the en-
p!oyment of additional counsel in the
case was then adopted by vote oi
Ia to O.
A letter was received from CHI.
Callahan, commissioner of revenue.
asking that his salary be fixed az
81 500 under the provisions of the
segregation act. This would be s375 !
more than he now receives, he asking
that amount for additional assess !
ment in the annexed territory.
Before he received $500 from the
,ity, with S75 for clerk hire and the
state paid him $3.50 bringing the to- :
.al to $1,225. This was referred to
he finance committee.
The Board of Aldermen conquered
II the action of the common coun /
Ill on the two papers sent them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
ATHENS WILD FOR FRANCE.
Arrival of Cochi n Occasion for
Great Demonstration.

Paris, Nov. 1S.-The arrival of
Denys Cochi:l, the French cabinet
minister, Tuesday evening in Athens
on a special mission gave rise to an
enthusiastic demonstration of SYM
pathy for France that lasted from
IL o'clock at night to an early hour
yesterday morning, according to a
Havas dispatch from Athens.
Representatives of Premier Skou-
loudis and the mayor of Athens were
at the station with the French minis
ter and members of the legation to
greet NJ. Cochin, the dispatch adds.
while an immense throng waited
outside and lined the streets all along
the route to the hotel. Throughout
his progress to his stopping place
the French cabinet minister was the
object of a great ovation, and after
the demonstration incident to the
passage column of titi-
zens had been spontaneously form
ed marched to the hotel and greeted
NJ. Cochin, with the widest cheering
when he showed himself on the bal
cony, the correspondent states.
The crowd afterward marched to
the French Legation singing the Mar
seilaise, the dispatch says, while
nearly all night the streets were ami
mated by enthusiastic crowds acclaim
ing France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
BREAKING DOWN SERBS
Point of Last Resistance Sad to be
About TO Fall

Athens Nov. 1S-The Bulgars are
heating down the last Serb line OF
resistance before Monastlr.
Prilep's capture gave them practi-
cally an open road due southwark to
the Greek frontier, Saloniki dispatch
es saw. Monastir is on this road. Their
hope is that allied aid will reach them
before Monastil. falls. British troops
are reported on their way from Saio-
niki but late advices do not men,
ton their arrival. The town is nearly
cleared of civilians who have fed
southwark into Greece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
WOULD ABOLISH COMPTROLLER
PROPOSAL is Made on Ground That
Office : No Longer Necessary

Washington, Nov l7--Abo!ition OF
the office of Comptroller Of the Cur
rcncv. which has direct supervision
over the operation OF all national
banks, was proposed Yesterday to the
Federal Reserve Board by the adj
risory council. created by the Federal
reserve act to advise the board on
matters Of Importance to the reserve
banking system.
The recommendation was adopted
at a meeting attended by nine OF
the twelve members Of the council,
and the vote is understood to have
been unanimous. Later 1t was discuss
ed briefly by the hoa"d itself. though
no action was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18

NGtice tu State TaNpayers-l am
row prepared to receive the State
take: for :hc year 1915. The atten-
tion OF taxpayers is respectfully call
cd 20 the Importance of paying the
same prior to December J., 1915, as
on that date a penalty Of FIVE per
cent. will he added TO all unpaid bills
and their collection enforced as re-
qujrcd by law.
THoS. W. ROBINSON,
1?-ed to. City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
DEATH NOTICE

Died suddenly in Cleveland. Octo-
ber 3oth, 1915, MRS, HUNTER, bslov-
ed wife of Henry Hunter, formerly
o. this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18

The drawings for the lavaller and
table from the Anne Lee Memorial
Bazaar will take place az p NJ.
tomorrow afternoon at Leopold Ru-
hens store on King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

On account of changes to be made
in our switchboard it will be nee
essary for US to slnrt down the Plant
on Sunday, November 81, from $50
a. m until noon.
Alexandria County Lighting Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18
FRESH PORK /

| have just receivedP /, 600
pounds of the finest home
killed fresh pork that | have
ever handled. | must dispose
of it by Saturday and an op-
portunity is offered 70 secure
the very choicest meat at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-18

Of money paid fol ali purposes was
about the same as that paid last year
about $4,000; salaries not included.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Three Hundred and Thirty Four Broome
street Corporation. Manhattan, capital,
$40 900, directors, NJ l.. Movelle. Eliza
beth, s. J.; Il. 2, Ritz and s. Barneld'
Manock Realty Company. Manhattan
capital $1,000. directors, Robert NJ, Gluck.
James Geery and Clara II. Eeht. New
somersworth Realty Company. Msnhat-
tan; capital. 5000. directors. Albert T
Maurice. Rye, y. y; Herbert c. Gerlach,
Ossining, \. T., and Paul b. Barringer.
Jr, New York city.
Braham Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital $1,000. directors. George Brsham.
Rose Brsham. New York city. and Hugh
D. Snyth, BROOKLYN.
Eleven West Twelfth Street Corporation.
Manhattan, capital. $1,000. directors.
George j Milburn New York city; Arthur
= Brown and John l.. Clemens. Brooklyn.
l.. \. Kerngood Company. Manhattan;
capital $1,000, directors, l.. A, EernHood
Far RockawHyt Charles y. Cosgrove, New
York city, and NJ, + Stetnberger. Brooklyn
Key Realty Company. Manhattan. cap
Ual. $500, directors, Alexander J. Nc
council william II, Gordon and Charles
Zuhrc New York city.
seward Building Company. The Bronx
capital $500, directors, Frank Begrsch
Marguerite \ Oneill. New York city, and
sadie Giadsiein. Brooklyn.
DeInbicer Building Company, Brooklyn
capital $1,000; directors. Harry n Senft
Matthew S, Mcnamara and wilhemins
q. Frank, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
JEWELLERS LEASE ON l7TH ST.
HewarA 4 Co. Leaving Fifth Ave-
nue. Tor Side street Location.

Howard L Co. Jewellers. now at Fly
tieth street and Fifth avenue. have
leased new quarters in ~ East Forty
seventh street adjoining the Carlton
House. worthington Whitehouse and
Harris 4 Vaughan negotiated the lease,
which Affects the store and basement.
This is the second Fifth avenue Arm to
move to this block recently. Lowen-
ben's Sons are erecting a new building
at 13 East Forty-seventh street for their
occupancy.
Tucker. Speyers 4 Co. have rented the
corner store at Fifth avenue and Twenty
NTH street, formerly occupied by Cas-
Burton Bros. & Co, cotton goods deal
crs. who will open an uptown branch
pending the erection Of their new house
planned for the old Calumet Club site At
Firth avenue and Twenty-ninth street.
William A. White 4 Sons have rented
the store at 1853 Reade street to Philip
Mandelker: the store and basement at
i7a Greene street to Jacob Weinstein {:
tho store and basement at 2oi Cham
hers street, running through 70 Reade
street. TO Charles Meany.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the store at IL Dutch street TO Edward
krausz for a term of years: also a floor
At 1876 Canal street 10 c. Cangiano.
The Gaines a brennan Company.
with W & l.. Hess. has leased the store
and basement in "a West Twenty-thrd
street for term of years to Philip
Sachs. formerly of Grand street. for a
bakery and restaurant.
O. n. & H. V. Dixie have leased for
= term of years the fourth foor Of the
Gambler Building to the Lighting Studios
Company, also large space on the tenth
floor TO Lady Grace Mackenzie.
George Ketchum has leased a large
store at 1850 Broadwy 10 A. T. Thomp-
son.
Corn 4 Co. have leased the north
store at 1883 Broadway TO the VaSar
Apparel shop. and the south store in
the same building to Max Jacobs. Both
tenants now occupy stores on Broad
way. between Thirty-fifth and Thirty
sixth street The same brokers have
leased for i've years the store and base
ment in SO East Fif,ynlnth street 10
Herbert Goodwin for a restaurant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. ssb E-N Y Mtse a Security co
70 Marst could south ,al norsnE', od ~
leisT ST. a,o w--Garner & 90 admr, to
y Y Mige = security 60. 1875 bway
. ny ST. 81 rue ~ sse g to rr.aS
ATTY y Trust CO. 20 h,osa St. so 900
20, iiss Bws? ',,.', .;, y ...'., S. 500
lsrIi ST. 10. E..IDiots, rrodk. and ano;
trusts. to Y Trust CO. rus' rs RTo I'D
77TH ~r,' IL wit. GUAR 4 7 20 to
ia, A Trowbr,,dRe, Noroton' Conn; Sst "
GOTH ST. 2lO E-same to came; ATTY,
MI'IREnRY' ST. 'issIN y IAte ms r
Chambers st, atty, @ Co. i7s Broad:
77TH ST. n =, 100 " Am.icrdam az, :Sx
y Trust 60. trus, - Broad st atty.
Ny Trust CO. es Broad ST ......&ej,ooo
nth sr, IL w-Trowbridse Jas A, to
Wllc. I6 Cedar ri ............... $50. 900
CANNON !sr, W I. ss.io n Delaney st,
Goodman, isO W slth st, atty. l.. T 60,
,.iSSTT 81 ., a?s " Bwsy. iooxseii~-
k e. H oSn co TO s w.: s SS. GS"' &C.
Az u. w. cor 7,h ct, W,xs6-AAibr sissei
t;ro.shsnalsr. 500 ,Nh az, Bkiyn 81
MoRNINGSIDE DRIVE. II cor ilath ~.
1913 5xl27-- West side Const Co to Rotary
RIty co. ?os Centre st. atty. q 90.
l76 Rwuy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
s5TH ST, lO2 W-Emma Crossley to Lily
Nisseu, 1913 De Kalb av, Bklyn: atty.
.7 III sr f" a.s VIM M''f Board o, Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church IN
L : OF A to Title Guar 4 r Co, l7s
l, rMi' sr. s.s E-Ausu.tu. ? Gur, it,'vS
ano. cxrs to Lawyers Mtg Co, 50 Lib
ertN st atty. Msncuco, III Broad.
ll"Til At. a.s E-Lawyers Mtg CO to
Luigi " Colantnano r. ano, S2s z 18th
at. atty, + Y Manouco. III Bway $1,000
AUDUBON Az, 4ll--Lawyers 7 4 CO to
Trustees Of Masonic Hall ~ Asylum
Fund, ~ W 23d ct; atty. l. & Co
$50 Bwxy,,,,,.,.,,,,,,, $50, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
BROOKLYN BUILDERS ACTIVE.

Realty Associates have sold l20i
Union street, an easy housekeeping
dwelling, n Alexander Cooper: plot of
twenty-five lots fronting 40 feet on the
south side Of Carroll street between Bed
fora and Rogers avenues 10 John J. XII
course, vino will erect two family lime
stone and brick dwellings the northeast
corner Of Rogers avenue and Sterling
street 10 Brooklyn Union Building Cor
Porsuon, which will improve the plot
VIA three story brick stores and fats,
shd 20 and 22 Maujcr street to tho
hdvemeyer Construction Company.
which viii improve the plot with a four
story modern tenement.
Waldron and 8. Noonan have
'od - -. james place, three story
sud basement broWnstone front house.
~ Miss Frances LEIGH 10 Adolph and
T'N'ks Meyer
y j. S'orza has sold for Pellegrino
N'nfl'i tho lo' @0Nl0o on the south side
., S'H'y-fourth street 100 feet east OF
Fourteenth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
PLAN MORE BRONX FLATS.

Country Estates. of which William L.
Phelan is president. have filed plans
for three five story fats for the west
side of Ryer avenue, 2ii6o feet south
of 1891 street. They will cost 100000
and will occupy plots 50.4xs6.2, 5o.4x7b4
and 50.ix69.5. Moore d Landsiedel
planned them. Mr.. Phelan's company
also plans the improvement OF two plots
5OxS7 each on the east side OF the
Grand Concourse, 2i3 feet south OF
lS3d street. with two five story hats to
cost 100000. Moore Landsiedel are
the designers. The kesler Realty Com.
pany is to erect "a $4,000 dwelling Of
brick with store at the northeast cor
ner OF Park avenue and 17Ist street
from plans by NJ. W. Del Claudio.
Augustus Van Cortlandt Is TO build on
the west side OF Broadway. 100 feet
north Of 246th street. a five story tcne-
inent at a cost Of $4,000 on . plot
1ooxse.1i from plans BY Cross 4 Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24

Tn. approximate amount 81 the len o.
charge, 10 satisfy whi,h the above DE-
scribgd properly ia ~ be som, g. F1rty-one
thousand four hundred forty two $500
Dollars Siliie F-l with Interest thereon
from the sixteenth day OF March. 1915
togetntG with cost ma allowance amount
ing 20 Three hundred TWO 60 100 Dollars
500 tf1 with interest from March 18th
1875, together with the expenses OF the
sac The Approximate amount OF taxes
assessments and water rates or other Hens
" hirh arc to bs allowed 20 the purchase
ont OF the purChas" money, o. paid by the
Referee, Il one thousand Ave hundred
three $4,000 Dollars ti,5o3 6Op and In.
trre~t.
The premises w,ll h. SOLD subject TO the
covenants against npisnuHes and restriN-
tons a. to buildings now AFFECTING the
same; also ruhjc,t 10 any state OF facts
which an accurate survey ma" show
Dated, New York. April I'm. 1915
GEORGE n ENGEIH ARD Retsrse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PubIir Offerings Yesterday IN Nnn-
haitian and rho Bronx.
TAT "A Wesley sTREET.l
TAT - vDsEY sTREET.l

NV NJ MofGentDdu III %.
IO0ii. sty tnmt and str----LsV y4rs
Mfg 60 ast 10. Edel.iein ct a.; dl. sio.
1?lsi taxe'. &C. s7s7ss to the plaintin
MONROE sr. lss and 100. -, 60. 9
Montgomery at: Ai:ilxs5.s. S sty tnmts
Nathan 1senbers =, al: action |; due
S3s,lso.73. tsxes. &c, sil:st 20 the
N6 D,s,Hlta t9- $500. ,o.,. Mon,som.rv
st 2iloN9s. aN2%.iiNsi.l. .ty tnint and
~trs--Sam" sgt same action /. due '?l,-
49,, oS:si 20 TIC plaintiff for 5000 ,oOor,
?iIONas 6s.hs,ss3 s sty tnmt and stra
same as' same; action due IA
o:2 20; .syes. sc. $500 20. to the plain
s,p ST. ia Y, n =. 1905 W ID av. sox
1905. !, sly tnm,--c g oppenhym It q!
$4,000.
srrr ST .oI 1 " 'S':'9 ~ ? D Amsterdam .v.
Jane as, ; s } Rty 20 ct al, due s..
sis.5s: taxcs. g. $50. sub 70 m,sc ia
nv J. H. Msyer,
1905. sty dwlg-Alice sachs AIT J W
Porxes. due ':s,s5s,io. TO the Plaintiff
TAT a.os THIRD AvENrEl
rs Jamsa y Donovan
GRAND BOULEVARD and 'ONCorRSE,
w. ., Grand boulevard and Con
course ebSioo. vacant. i1i'h st. IT, p,
rs erosion ~. "o'N I'">"2. Mo =
course Blde 60 et al; due - 1850.
taxes g.. sllJssa. SUB to = pr mtEs
aSgreEa,ins 5000; adjourned to May D.
ny George price.
DAVIDSON Az. lslst 81. ~ isN
;;ex;s5. ! sly factory and vacant
W II CALDWELL. Jr. sgt Rothkirch B,dg
20 ct al; du. 3s73sn', tsNcs. NC, si1s,
TO the plaintiff for $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
H OUSES
FOR THE SUMNER
NEW JERSEY.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


sew YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY HERMANN II CAM
MANN suJ EDWARD g. CAMMANN as
W. ana Testament oi Jame- Muhicrhe-s
Bailey. deceased Plaintiffs, againsi
ANEiE h. MArkAy ana GEORGE b.
In puf.ulnge ~ a judgment ~ fore
closure ana sale. any made and entered In
'he undersigned. the Referee 20 aid tudg-
men, named vii .eil a. puzzle snetion. a,
the Exchange Sg4csrOom, Sos li-lb NeseF
street !u me Roroash Of Manhattan, CITY
% New yo,k, Oh. tie -e:h i,y OF April
loseph r.. Day. Auerou~er. the premises
I.T~.tc hv aid judgment 10 o- sold, ami
certain 'ot piece or parcel OF and, WIN
the buildings AMI improvements thereon
g,,,,ir ,lI,,,,, ,,ns Gnd he'Ig ~ re
bounded tui de- rined ~ follows: re-
Gt%%iNG 81 q point on IA" sou,herly stI.
.ud 'upr,t n,e feet westerly from ~
ms hen ss3urH,EFHLyy PATs.e TT.,e
pst'y well one huqdred 100, toe' ar i
block Turning thence WESTERLY. para.
ei VIZ N" said son'herly siie o, sixty.
thence NORTHERLY. parallel with the
westerly sic o. Central Park West ore
aHT t."1 G3n iG'' n,G a., ne to ~
running 'hauHN ENSTERLY along pII
souther'y stie Of SiVty-uiu'h street twenty
~" ''a' feet to the point or place o,
beginning
Dated. New Work Apri TN. lPlb.
GEORGE Il ENGELiARp. Retrre.
HENRY LEWIS NORRIS Attorney Tor
Plalntirs. o. Liberty street. Borough
OF Manhattan. cry ~ Sew York
The following rs = diagram Of the prop-
atty to he sold. &c. street number Is -
West 69th StrsHt Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York
18th ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
FINE HOME FOR J. s. H0YT.
To Bald at Corner of Park Avenue
and roth street.

John sherman lIoyt. former president
of the standard Plunger Elevator Com
pany and son-in-law OF the tate Arson
Phelps Stokes, lis about TO erect fine
residence at the northwest corner of
Park avenue and Seventy ninth street
II will replace two old dwellings for
merly owned by Mrs. +. A. Haight and
Mrs. Leopold Plaut. who sold them 10
Mr. Hoyt last month through Douglas
L.. Gilman GO. The site OF Mr..
Iioyts new dwelling fronts ~ feet on
seventy ninth street and S2.2 feet on
Park avenue aud will probably be i'm
proved from plans by Howells & Stokes.
Mr. Hoyt now occupies the fine dwell
iE erected by the late John NJ Carrere
at the northeast corner Of Park avenue
and Sixty-hfth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
Or, GOODS co. BUYs IN B'kLYN.

uppeuheim. Collins g. Co. have in
crossed their holdings on Fulton street.
kr0oklyu The firm has secured 473,
- ~ and 40 Fulton street. four
bindings ~ the corner OF Lawrence
sr,et some time ago the property at
''l. isS and 49, Fulton street was pur-
chased. Openhe!m, Collins g. Co, now
control nearly two-thirds of the Fulton
street frontage from Lawrence to Bridge
street On the property acquired yes
i'raay new building will be erected in
ue fsi II will be OF tho same height
q, the structure now used by the firm.
N company now owns property which
las an area of $4,000 square feet.
Clark r Chambers was the broker in
Yesterdays deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
OSBORN Rrvs EoR PROTECTION.

-. "'Ieu Church Osborn ia the pur-
TO- NJ the dwelling at 80 East
'.i'' s|h'l street, sold at auction re-
'H 80 the stand OF Bryan l., Ken
'' '' 'N3 moo. Mr. Osborn owns
,"e q"'u.rg ~ the southwest corner OF
'1Ie and Thirty-sIxth street,
''s ne puro !lase being made to
roe. Tho character Of the ncighbor-
:, ''." Agar Of the law firm OF Agar.
.'rH - the buyer OF the dwell.
~ IT, Last SiXty-third street. the
n r, ~ ".. 10 'or the Wallsch estate by
w.. MAY & 90 was reported yes
P7N y Agar resides at Ia EaS
sAjrS'.n atveet.