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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
TO OCCUPY A BLOCK
Bloomingdale Bros. Plan to Erect Large
Addition to Their Store.

Bloomngdale Bros. plan to carry their
large department store over practically
the entire square block bounded by
seth stand Goth ST., Lexington and
Third avs. Their present store is six
story building, occupying two-thirds OF
the block. The designs for the addition
are now being drawn by prominent
firm of architects.
When the proposed changes have been
completed the Bloomingdale store viii
be one Of the largest in the city. meas
uring approximately 200 feet on Third
av.. 400 feet on 60th St, $50 feet on o9th
st. and li0 feet on Lexington ay.
II was learned lasc night that the
work of building the proposed big add
ton to Bloomingdale Brothers store
will be begun at an early date: This
improvement was looked upon IN real
estate circles yesterday as indicating
the increase in the importance OF this
section of the city as a shopping centre
The addition will be one OF the most
substantial and attractive structures
ever erected in the city for the use OF
department store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
FRISCO ROAD TURNS CORNER
Increased Earnings Foreshadow Its
Re,urn TO Owners Control.

The 81. Louis e. San Francisco Kali
road Company, which according 10 tn ,e
bankers interested in the company VIII
soon he turned over to the stockholders,
in its report for the fiscal year ended
June 30. last, shows gross earnings Oh
$40 e74572 a decrease OF sl,e4e's'o
Through economies effected IN the OPP
Grating department, however, the re-
ceiyers were able 10 show an increase
of sl.417,l01 in net income.
The net deficit of the company AFTER
allowing for fixed charges and amoru-
zation of debt, was reduced from w.
s2s142 in 1914. TO 81 ,2s4,672 last year,
The amount charged against income ior
interest. rentals and sinking FUNDS IN
1Iudes s6.S2S,3 1894. which was not aetu-
aiIv Maid the two principal items being
Inc Years interest of S2,742,2SO, on the
,efunding 4 per cent bonds, ana 90
AGA 900 on the general lien bs. Inese
interest charges were earned, WIN d
small balance left over. A.
The most favorable results OF the
mast wear. in the face Of declining gross
earnings. were due TO the TACT mat III
The frst year Of the receivershlp very
largo amount of money was taken ou'
- earnings and ploughed back into me
nronerty-the maintenance expenses I'D
,bst vear having been increased by s5'-
500 900 .u. e,,,ro
Tbe Frisco tons-per-train-mile hgure
:, 1910 was 255. In 1913 1t rose 10
osI The receivers in two years nave
ovsbed his up TO $50. The result OF
III. has been TO increase the revenue
nsr train mile from $3.50, in 1912. TO
SafA In 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
WILL GIVE CREDIT
TO FRENCH HOUSES
Long Term Payment for $780,
100000 Goods Through w. p.
Bonbright & Co.

william P. Bonbrght & Co, Inc. in
vestment bankers, at II Wall street,
announced late yesterday that in con
junction with Bonbright g. Co.. their
Paris correspondents, they have formed
q banking syndicate which has opened
q one-vear credit in favor Of French
industrial interests of high standing.
While the credit is not for the French
government, il was stated by A. II.
Lockett, vice-president OF the Bon
bright concern, that it was made with
Is approval. -.
The amount of the initial credit Is
s15.O00.000. and the syndicate managers
expect to shortly complete arrange
ments for an additional Sl5,00O,OOO.
The entire s30.O00,000 will be spent IN
this country for commodities.
While the names of the members Of
the syndicate were withheld, il was
learned that they will be from all parts
of the country, those in New York
City, in addition 70 Bonbright & Co.,
including the National City Bank, the
Bankers Trust Co., the Guaranty Trust
Co.. and the Irving National Bank.
The credit will be in the form Of ac-
ceptances. which will cost the French
merchants slightly less than Z per cent
The acceptances, II is understood, VIII
run for ninety days. with the privilege
of three renewals, the interest rate TO
be per cent, with 2 OF ! per cent
extra for each renewal.
Not including the S5OO,O000O Anglo
French government loan, the last fnan-
cling done by France in this market
was the negotiation of $2O,OOO,OO0
commercial credit with Brown Broth
crs & Co. This credit also was for a
period Of one year, and has been
availed of by drafts at ninety days
sight. As the drafts came forward and
were discounted in the open market an
onnortunity was offered TO American
financial institutions and investors OF
buying commercial paper drawn by
firms and institutions of high charac-
Ter in Europe on strong firms and IN
stitutions in this country.
Direct borrowing by France IN the
United States since the war began has
now approximated $l50,00O,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sT-PKEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York FREE HOME FOR YOUNG
GIRLS Plaintiff against LOUIS LESE
rnd SARAH LEsE. his wife. ct al, De-
In pur-uance OF a judgment OF fore;
closure and sale. duty made and entered
date the 18th day OF September. 1915. l.
the undersigned. the Referee In said judg-
merit n med. viii sell st public auc Ton
at the Exchange Salcsroom, sos. lt-ie
yesey Street in ,he Borough 81 Manhat-
tan. city Of New York. on the 10Th day
OF October 1915. ~ IL o'clock noon on
that day. 10y }. n. Mayers' Aqctlonee. mo
premises directed by said judgment to DO
sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
LAM. with the building and Improvements
in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY.
County ana state Of New York. bounded
and described as follows
Beginning At . point on the northeriy
side Of one Hundred and twentieth
Street distant two hundred and twenty.
Ave feet westerly from the corner i0tmed
b. the intersection OF the westerly side OF
First Avenue with the northerly Side OF
one Hundred and Twentieth street. run
ming thence nDrthcrly. parallel Win tlrst
Avenue and part Of the distance through
a marty wall one hundred feet ten inches
10 tn centre line OF the block between
one Hundred and Twentieth ana one nun
dred and Twenty mrs streets. tnencc
westerly along said centre line OF ths
block sixteen feet eight inches. thence
southerly. again parallel with First Ave-
nue end part Of the distance through
party wall, one hundred feet ten inches 20
the uorfherly side OF one Hundred ana
Twentieth Street: thence essterly along
the same sixteen feet eight inches to me
point or place ~ beginning together WIN
the appurtenances. o.r
dated. New YORK. September l3rd. 1918.
HARRY A GOIDEL, Referee
OLNEY & CCNSTOCK. Attorneys ior
Plaintiff sS william Street Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
ertv 10 be sold; its street number Is SS'
Fast io0th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
CRUCIBLE STEEL FACTS
Company Issues Statement Regarding
Domestic and War Orders.

The Crucible Steel Company, whose
war orders have been estimated in wall
Street as high as Sl50000,00 shows
in its annual report for the year ended
August 81 that contracts covering all
cescriptions of steel intended for NUM-
tions for foreign countries are not in
excess Of $4,000, 900, about one-half OF
which has been sold to domestic manu-
facturers. About one-half the material
called for under these contracts Will be
shipped BY the end of 1915. the bal
ance following in the early month OF
1916. The report adds:
"Outside Of business Of this character
Vour company has been unable TO Sc
cure much export business, its output
being now largely confined TO domestic
orders emanating through the demands
If foreign countries on our home Gus
tomers. There have been so many false
renorts made in the public prints as 10
tbe value of the war orders your com
many has accepted that IL seems wise
for us at this time to state the real
facts
In order TO enlarge the department
NJ the company which has been en-
oaoed in the manufacture of material
Co. the United States government, so
that il could accept outside orders in
The sprinC. directors have decided 10
.rec, an addition TO one of the plants,
which will cost s3,000.000.
Tho report showed net profits for the
,,oar ended August 81. of S3,073,7i9. an
;rcrease Of s2.05S.7l0, equal 10 1928
80 cent on the preferred stock com
nsred with 400 per cent earned the
nreyious year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
CITATIONS.

ROWLAND, SAMUEL F.-THE PEOPLE
OF the STATE Of New York. ~ the Grace %
God Free and independent. To JOHN -.
ROWLAND. FRANK IL HOWLAND.
GRACE II. BUTLER, WILLIAM a, HOW
CORR. MARY ID. Lucy. FIRED ROWLAND.
JOHN r. ROWLAND. HERBERT X. LIE,
FANNIE f. ROWLAND, ADA =. PARDEe.
ELDER T.. FRANK, CONWAl, MAssAShy-
SETTs. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION; con
NAY. MAssACHU SETS. HIGH school.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CONWAY.
MASS WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOOL.
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE INSTITUTE. COS.
PEI TABERNACLE CHURCH SOCIETY
GRIM. JOHN ROWLAND. MARY PER-
hINS, THE NOkrHFIELD SCHOOLS, dss-
ignatei In the VIII as the Two Moody
Schools" and 20 all persons Interested as
In the Estate OF SAMUEL y. ROWLAND.
deceased. who az the time " his death re-
sided At i2i EsS: 18th street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York. send greeting Upon
the petition 81 Mary J. Perkins. residing 90
i2l East 18Th street. Borough OF Manhat-
tan New York,
You and each OF you are hereby cited 20
show cause before our Surrosate OF tne
County Of New York. at the surroxatss
count OF said County. held az the Hall OF
n cords. IN the County Of New York. On the
10Th day OF November, 1915. at half past zen
o'clock In he iSrsnoSn % ma az Es.cs,rx Of
the last will ami testament o. said deceased.
should not be judlcisiiy settled. 49,.
IN testimony whereof We have cansea "
sal 81 go SnrTosafe> Court OF the So
County o. New York so b hsresnse
fsesll afnxed Witness. Honoratls jean
cohsian. a Surrogate OF oar sss S
County. at the County Of New fork; IN: w
DAY % DlSs sdS ~ Ssi sns rs..Ss
DANIEL q DOWDNEf.
Clerk Of the surroyaiss Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
GUARANTY TO RAISE CAPITAL
Trust Company TO Double Its Present
$4,000, 900 Shares.

In accordance with the plan for in
creasing the capital from Si0.oO0.o0O TO
$40. 900. 900. directors Of the Guaranty
Trust Company will meet next Monday,
for the purpose Of calling a special
meeting Of stockholders TO approve the
increase. II is understood that the di-
rectors will recommend that the addi-
tional 100000 capital be offered to
stockholders at 800 or 5000 share, the
exact figure TO be decided upon by the
board
BY selling up TO $3.50 share this
week the action Of the Guaranty Trust
stock has indicated that something big
was in store for the shareholders. When
the capital Of this institution was in
crease from $4,000. 900 to $4,000, 900 in
1912. s4.000,000 Of the new stock was
offered TO the old stockholders at par.
while 10000 shares were held IN the
treasury to be sold at $500 share.
The Guaranty Trust Company has
leased the banking floor in the New
York Clearing House Building, at 80
Cedar Street, formerly occupied by the
Chase National Bank. Under the new
arrangement the foreign department
will occupy the entire second floor OF
the new building, at 140 Broadway, and
the trust department the third floor.
The quarters on Cedar Street will be
used to house the transfer, reorganiza-
ton, registration and coupon depart
merits.
Deposits of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany at the close of business yester-
day were slightly in excess of 100000
600, a new high record. On March :;
1914. they amounted to 1903 1922. 452, and
on September 25, to 1923 ,390,925. The
company moved into its new building
two and one-half years ago and It was
thought at that time that the new struc-
ture would be large enough to accom-
modate future business. The rapid de-
velopment Of the various departments,
however, has exceeded all expectations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
LEASES MANY
UPTOWN STORES
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company Adds to
Its Chain.

John y. Golding has rented for Jacob
Herb the store az the southwest corner
Of 14Oth st. and Seventh av to the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany; also for Oswald Berls the store
at 282 Audubon ay. to the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company; also
for Winfield Scott the store at the
southwest corner of Hath st. and Au-
dubon av. TO the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Mr. Golding has also rented for the
American Surety Company in the
Schermerhorn Building, 6 Wall St, the
second floor banking Office, to the Ma
tional Bank OF South Africa, Ltd, X.
H. Saunders, agent This corporation
will take possession of this office on
or before December /, after extensive
alterations are made. This is one OF
the many branches this bank has
throughout the world.
Mr. Golding has also rented for the
American Surety Company TO Lichten-
stein Brothers, bankers, part of the
thirteenth floor in 100 Broadway; also
a suite of Offices on the fourteenth
floor to John Townsend Williams; Of
fees on the thirteenth floor, Pine ST.,
corner, to Charles s. Aronstam; also
additional Offices on the eighth floor TO
the Bronx Parkway Commission, which
has supervision of the new Bronx
Parkway: also Office on the fifteenth
floor to Alfred II. Holbrook.
David Birdsall & Co. Inc, have
rented the fourth loft at SIP Broadway.
5000 square feet, to II. Trachtenberg
& Son, for a term OF years; also space
at ASS Broadway TO May & krivitsky.
The third and fourth lofts AZ 26 Bar
clay st. to the Bernardini Statuary
Company. and the sixth loft at 30
Great Jones ST. 10 Rose & Godl.
Also rented the second, fourth and
fifth lofts at IS to 10 West 4th 81. 10
Novick Brothers. Inc, Franklin Hat
Company and Ohlbaum Brothers. re
spectively, thereby completely filling
the entire building. This building is
occupied wholly by hat merchants and
hat manufacturers, with the exception
Of two foors. ,.
Corn & CO. have leased for william
b. Nav & Co., as agents, 20 HALEY
Tar two stores at 1851 Broadway for
q term of wears; for Walter j. Nree-
land. as agents. loft in - West i6th
ST to Leo J. Rothleder; for NJ j.
Hess, as agents, 5000 square feet in
22-24 West 27th st to Benjamin Mar
tin. and for Albert B. Ashforth, as
agent, the store at 665 Fifth av. for
a short term.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd leased
the store and basement 3sl Broadway,
corner Of White ST.. for the Clark
estate to the United Cigar Stores Com
panv. who will occupy the premises
after extensive alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
WALDO BUYS
CORNER SITE
Former Police Commits
siOner Gets Plot at I'D
st. and Madison Av.
BIG COLD STORAGE
FOR CHELSEA DISTRICT
Hlant to Cost Over ST 100000
To Be Erected on Tenth
Avenue Block.

Rhinelander Waldo, former Police
Commissioner, bought yesterday the
four story dwelling house property at
the northeast corner of 72d st. and
Madison av. This house was held at
Sl25,O0O.
The property fronts 26 feet on the
street and 1902 feet on the avenue. 1t
was sold through Douglas L. Gilman
& Co. for the estate Of Catherine Z.
Tyson and 7. A. Hamilton.
Mr.. Waldo recently inherited from
his aunt, Miss Laura V. Rhinelander,
the adjoining dwelling, at 81 East
I'D st.
A cold storage plant is to be built
on the block bounded by Tenth av.,
Marginal, 10th and nth SITS. The
property is one Of the unused parcels
owned by the Consolidated Gas Com
pany.
The operation, it is said, will rep
resent an outlay OF we'll over $1,000
600, and is to be undertaken, accord
ing to report, by interests identified
with the Merchants Refrigerating
Company.
On the block to the south, Tenth
av., Marginal. 18th and 10th SITS, IS
the new ten story annex of the Ma
tional Biscuit Company, which was pu,
up on ground leased from the Bradish
Johnson estate. The structure was
estimated TO cost sl000,000, and is
diagonally opposite the other building
of the National company, which occu-
pies most Of the block bounded By
Ninth and Tenth avs, 18th and 10th
SITS.
This is the secord recent deal for
unused property in that district be-
longing TO the Consolidated Gas Com
pany. A short time ago the company
leased the site at 43S 20 45i West
18th ST., 225 feet front, TO James O..
Riordan for twenty-one years. Last
week VI. g. l.. Hess closed a lease OF
merchants garage to be erected on
the site by the Riordan firm with
julius and Morris Segall. The build
ing will be the largest on the lower
West Side, having accommodations for
27j cars, it is said
10Th ST.-John Schultz has sold for
William f. Kennedy the four story
building at as East Goth ST., 20x92
feet, TO william Grieshammer, owner
Of an adjoining site. The buyer now
has plot, 40x92 feet, and will Lake
extensive alterations. Mr.. Schultz and
David Lion have procured loan for
$1,000 for Mr.. Grieshammer.
MONROE AV.-David L. Woodall
sold for Gertrude Lemien the two
story house. on lot 25.95 feet, at 1859
Monroe Mount Hope av, between
Hath and l75th SITS.
VALENTINE Eberhardt g. Pod
CUR sold the five story apartment
house. plot 5Cxl30 feet, on. the east
side of Valentine av., 100 feet south
of Fordham Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

EAST lHVl II ~ Kfst-A
The approximate amount OF the lien or
- 10 satisfy which the abOye-de-
scribsd property IL 20 be sold. is Four
,housand eight hundred i've and 4DlI0O
80 400 Dollars with interest thereon
fr1m the i7th rsy OF September, 1913.
,rgether with costs and allowance
smounting 10 Two hundred seventeen and
s-l00 Dollars with interest from Soptcm-
her 18th. 1915. together with the expenses
81 the sale The approximate amount OF
he taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
maid by the Referee, is Three hundred and
t3IOO Dollars and interest.
Said premises viii be sold subject 20
,aY lien OF Three hundred and forty-nYs
and gi/iO0 Dollars ana interest
Dated New York. September l3rd, 1915
HARRY A GOIDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned
TO Friday. october 22nd, 1915. at the same
Dated. New York. october 18th. 1915.
HARRY 4. GOIDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale II hereby further adj
,ourned 20 Friday october 29th. 1915. at the
same time and place.
Dated New York. October 22nd, 1915.
HAIRY A GOlDEL. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
iourned 20 Friday. November 18TH. 1915. AZ
thr same time and place.
Dated New York. october 2eth, 1915.
HAIRY a. GOIDEL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
QUEENS TITLE TRANSFERS
Gascoyne Company Gets Deed to Wood
haven Site Valued at About $4,000.

The Gascoyne Realty Company has
taken title to plot l0Ox200 feet at the
southwest corner Of Fulton and Thrall
ayes, Woodhaven. The property is
valued a, about $4,000. and the com
pany has given mortgages 10 the
United States Title Guarantee Com
pany and other individuals aggregsting
$4,000 on this and adjoining property
tor the purpose Of commencing build
ing operations.
An important sale in the Long Island
City section which is 20 be followed by
the erection Of an industrial plant was
that Of the Stuyyesant Realty Company
70 Gus Sansbolt of the plot. ii7x2l7
feet, at the southeast corner Of Skill
man ave. and Rawson 81. for $4,000.
Inc property IS in the Thomson Hill
section adjacent TO one of the express
stations on the new elevated line to Co.
roma.
The Peoples Trust Company of
Brooklyn has sold 10 John Johnson fifty
lots in the Sexerville Realty Company
addition at Aryerne. The property is
worth 100000 and is 10 be improved
with summer cottages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
Trade Notes.

Bastine & Co. have been appointed
agents of the Greston. seven story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner of West End ay. and l0lst st.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co: have been
anpointed managing agents for the nine
story apartment house at ll6 East Fiji
tv-eiehth Street by Mrs. b. +. Curtis.
This is the first apartment house
erected By the Fullerton Weaver Realty
Company in this city. Ii took the hrst
prize of the American Institute OF Arch
itects for exterior design. 1t set new
standard for interior arrangements on
medium sled plots, according to build
ing experts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
NEW BROOKLYN WORK
Apartment Houses To BE Built In
Cleveland and 62d SITS.

Cantor & Dorfman. architects. are
preparing plans for the improvement.
OF the plot, l3ixl25 feet. at the south.
east corner OF Jamaica ave. and Cleve>
land ST., Brooklyn, with three four story
apartment houses Each house will &C
commodate seventeen families and will
contain all the conveniences 10 bo
found in the modern high class build
ing of this type.
Cantor & Dorfmsn. architects. have
fled plans for five three story apart
ment houses with stores, 20 be erected
az the southeast corner ~ Twentieth
ave. and 62d St. Brooklyn. by the krss-
low Construction Company. This plot
is within one block OF the Twentieth
eve. station of the new Sea Beach sub.
way These buildings will make total
Of twenty similar structures erected by
this frm the last year.
Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for factory building TO be erect
ed on the north side OF Myrtle ave-. 40
feet west Of Sumner ave, for ). Suk-
loft, as owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
sIrRRu,;ATE.s NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Honorable John T.. C0hslan. a Surrogate
~ IN. County OF New YORK. NOTICE 10
hereby given 20 all persons asing claims
against mad B0Ocock. late OF the
County OF Nv York. deceased. to present
The same Win vouchers thereof 20 tho
subsorib-r. az It's place Of trsnsActing bust
ness No $50 Fifth Avenue. IA The City Of
New Yorx. on or before the z0th day Of
November next
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF aay.
1915 AsTOR TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WHITE & CASE.
Attorneys for Executor. No. IL Wall
street. Borough OF Manhattan Nsv
York city
~ PrRsuANcr OF An ORDER or HoN0RA.
tls John T. Cohasn. a Surrogate u the COUNTY
o. New York notice 4 herehy given % al .. sons
having claims against CAROL he Sleeper Hafp~r late
N the Count, u New Nofs. devised. 10 present
tie same With vouchers thereof 10 the suhsCrDers at
their place u uansactinx business al the on u
tleir attorney. John 4. Clark No "a Nassau sgfect
IN Tho Cry ~ Nes York on OF before ts 1T daJ
Of March nsIi.
paied Nes York the is,h day q August 1918
GEORGE l. KikfS
HENRY HARPER
HARPER sIlLlMAN
LUIS JAMES phkiI~
JOHN c CLARK. Attorney FOR kIecutoFs, 50 Sss-
Street; Borough Of MANHATTAN. Nes fofa Ciy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
TO SELL ST.
YONKERS HOUSE
Property Overlooking the
River to Go to the
Highest Bidder.

The house at 90 Hudson Terrace.
Yonkvrs. left by the late Mrs. Carris
Peek de Saint Cyr to her husband,
Jean de Saint Cyr. will be sold on No.
yember 30 at public auction. Mrs. do
Saint Cyr died at the Waldorf-Astoris
last January.
Mr.. de Saint Cyr married some
months ago Mrs. J. Henry Smith,
mother OF Princess Miguel Of BragsnIa,
formerly Anita Stewart.
De Saint Cyr's home is one Of the
most attractive on the Hudson, and
part Of its furnishings have been re-
moved 20 the de Saint Cyr apartment
at the Ritz Carlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
lease 9Th St. House.

The dwelling, "a West Fifty-seventhi
Street. which was once the home Of
oliver Hartman and which was altered
for business several years ago, has been
leased for short term 70 dressmakers.
The building is five stories high, on
plot 50xlO5.5.
II has been held at year rental Of
sos 600. and was occupied for short
time by Dunston, dressmaker. The
heirs of the late Amos F. Emo own the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
Gould Takes Title.

Title in the large vacant plot, 77.2xl30,
at the south corner of Fifth Avenue and
Seventy-third Street, was conveyed yes
terday TO George j. Gould's Seventy
third Street Realty Company for a con-
sideration of $4,000 by Cornelius ".
Wickersham. referee in foreclosure Of
tax lien sale. recently disposed of By
Joseph p. Day, in an action brought By
Mr.. Gould against his brother, Howard.