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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

In Bahia on the east coast of AZ
RIGA private street car has been pro-
vided for every white householder in
the city. The cars are pushed by ma
tive blacks and are small. The tracks
of this private road lead through the
main streets of the town with switch
es to the stores and the clubs. Each
owner has switch to his yard and
boards his car as he would his auto
mobile. The line is entirely devoted
to the use of the owners of these pri-
vate cars, and is maintained by them
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

Washington, ID. C.-The discovery
Of foot-and-mouth infection in the
stockyards of nine cities-Chicago,
Pittsburgh, indianapolis, Louisville,
Buffalo, Cincinnati, Columbus, Jersey
City, and Baltimore-which has re-
suited in the closing of these stock
yards until they have been thorough
ly disinfected, is regarded by the fed
cral authorities as undoubtedly set
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27
SHORT STATE
STO RE s

Lansing-General Manager A. w.
"ousley of the Ann Arbor railroad,
spoke at public hearing on the pro-
posed bill to increase passenger rates
and said: "Unless the railroads re-
ceive immediate help from the state
of Michigan that many of them will
be forced into bankruptcy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

The Canadian government has
under consideration a proposition to
prohibit the expectation of wheat to
any country other than Great Britain,
the British colonies, France, Russia or
Japan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

The states having the largest pro-
portion of illiterate children per 1000
of population are Louisiana with 115;
South Carolina with SO; Alabama, II;
New Mexico, SO; North Carolina, 68;
Kentucky, SO; Georgia, 81; Tonnes
see, 50; Florida, 80; and Arkansas,
AZ.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

Postmaster General Burleson has
suspended the two-cent mail rate to
Germany, and until direct transporta-
ton can be restored, the rate will be
five cents for the first ounce and three
cents for each additional ounce.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27
Market Commission Bill.

Representative Wells of Cass coun-
ty, master of Cass County Pomona
Grange, has introduced market com
mission bill drawn upon the same gen.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

With each recurring session of the
state legislature, the work of the
Grange in this important field comes
strongly to the attention of the mem
bers and Debates and discussions upon
legislative measures in which Grange
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

members are par
ticularly interested
will occupy a prom
inent place on
Grange programs
for the next few
weeks. 1t is there
fore deemed timely
to present a brief
outline Of the atti-
tude Of the Grange
upon some of the
measures already
introduced and to
mention some other
measures that it is
hoped some legis-
lator will intro
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

A bill recently introduced in the
New York legislature provides for
bringing the railroads under the
workmen's compensation law and pro-
hibiting freight trains more than a
half mile long.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

A four years contract for more
than nine billion stamped envelopes to
cost $8,152,000 has been awarded to
the Middle West Supply Co, of Col
umbus, o., by the Post Office Depart
ment.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

A Washington dispatch says it is
the opinion in official circles that the
government will be obliged to place
IN embargo on the expectation of
wheat and flour.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

1t is reported that prisoners of war
in Germany will be assigned to farm
ers as laborers. Farmers are to pro-
vide food and shelter and to pay the
men 21a cents a day.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27
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CENTS A FUND
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make you and your children healthier and
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Save from 10e TO soc a Pound
Try Malt Coffee, instead Of nerve-wreck-
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packages to any part OF the country, in 10.
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day money back IL not satisfied. Address,
Milwaukee Importing Co., Dept. 1873. soc
37th Street. Milwaukee, Wis
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

More than $4,000 women garment
workers in London engaged on gov
eminent work threaten to strike for
higher wages.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27
RATS AND MICE

VUIChL1 DIFFERENTIATED
No cats, poisons or traps needed. Learn
the secret and keep them away forever. Sure
yet perfectly harmless except to rodents
Secret originally cost $780, but we will send
il post paid for only % cents.
The above advertisement has appeared in
many magazines. Send me 25 cents for 20
high class assorted post cards, and 1 will
send you the Rat and Mice exterminator re-
ceipt FREE. Your money returned IL you
are not entirely satisfied Address
MILTON BOSS,
t42l 18th Ave, Rock Island, I'LL.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

The United States ammunition ship
Lebanon has taken to the Atlantic
squadron 112 turbine torpedoes which
will run 80 miles an hour for 1900
years.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27
CURRENT EVENTS
By Paul Leake

Australia has more unexplored ter
ritory in proportion to the population
than any other country in the world.
An extensive maker of photograph
records after more than 5000 tests
finds American voices are better for
reproduction than European.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-27

duce during the present session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
]. R. HEGEMAN BUYS
18th ST. APARTMENT
Metropolitan LIES President
Trades Uptown House for
Newer Investment.
FILM co. IN BIG LEASE


JUN N. afescmahs pTesioeht OF the
Metropolitan Afe Insurance Company,
wthoee has been for yeara a
,aoaor q, c,...i.. a.. ,,yA,,,,,,,. =,
'e No "p"Ns VI
the hhe apartment sections OF the CITY,
a himself become an investor In such
n ho,me. Ha 4, IN. buver ~ cha pr,n
,,,., .~~.L- -,
p"p.'S ~" o~uaso '''
yesterday by the j. Romaine Browne
Company, reported to involve about
ii. OOO 00o Mr. u.romar IN. uro, ...a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
ROGERS PEET BuIIDJNC.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have rented e.,
the new Rogers Peet building, at Fifth
avenue and Forty-first street with an
outlet TO Forty-second street. the third
story on a long term lease to the Ameri-
can Bead Company, now at 545 Brold-
way. The space rented covers $4,000
square feet and involves a total rental
OF about $500, 900. NJ. Il I. Hess and
j. H., Morgenstern We're associated as
brokers.
Goodale, Perry & Dwight have rented
the third loft at IL East seventeenth
street to Benjamin Wohl, who was rem
resented by He'll & Stern.
Frederick Fox a Co. have rented 10
the Lurie Company the eighth loft, con-
tanning 10 900 square feet OF space. nj
s-li West Th!rtieth street. for a term
OF years. The Lurie Company is the
successor TO Gus Lurie & 60, at the
northeast corner OF Twenty-uirth street
and broadway.
Bernard Wurtenberg has leased loft
space at 3l2 Seventh avenue to the
Wade Button Works 1871 West Twenty
eighth street to the Rcnnen Company;
S15 and So broadway t. the Novelty
Yelling Company 1913 Madison avenue
to Rosenthal Il lAtuer; jlp and 5l2
Sixth avenue to Max Il. Cohen 1873 and
1871 West Twenty-third street to the
blitrhofe WAIST company lOo TO 40
Seventh avenue to the Arthur Branden-
stein Company IL TO 1s East Twenty
second street 10 Max Iollak 4 60. II
and 10 East T~wenty-second street to
the u. Mack Company and to Frederick
\. SChurmann. and ~ 81 and 80 East
REIMBURSEMENT street 10 the Beck Man
ufacturing Company.
pease X Gilman have leased the store
in IS West torty-siXth street to the
White swan Tea Room. at present To-
Gated IN Belmar, y. J.
A. A. Haeeman has leased to j. Miller
the first loft at Al Weso Thirty-slxth
street first and second lofts at 637
Sixth avenue to Andrew Pianos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
RENTING CITY HOMES.

Peasc & Gilman have rented furnished
for the estate OF Louise Tillinghast, rep
resented by William 4. Dixon. the -four
story and basement dwelling at % East
SiXty-fourth street. between Madison and
Park avenues, to Francis NJ. Hlllhousc (.
for Mrs, Irene Boesch to DIR, Alfred Jack
son the three story and basement dwell
ing at 32l Lexington avenue, between
Thirty-eishth and Thirty-nLnth streets.
Shaw & Co, have leased for John l..
Garvcy the three story and basement
dwelling Mt 367 West 123d street to
Joshua Wood.
Charles s. kohler has leased for the
Excelsior Savings Bank to Lewis Walker
Hibben 81 West l04th street for Eliza
beth HART to John Parent 1aS West
l0ith street for Robert II, Burnside to
Sarah Davies l2l Manhattan avenue +:
for Laura Degenhart to Ellen Stewart
II Manhattan avenue, and for ]. j.
Slender Company to Georgia Collins
14l Manhattan avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
GOBLET TO BULL MARKET.
To Duplicate on Park Ave. AstOr's
West Side Building.

Robert w. Goelet plans to give to the
high class Park avenue apartment
house section a market similar to the
one Vincent Aston has built at the
southwest corner of Broadway and
Ninety-hfth street for West Side apart
ment jewellers. Mr.. Goelet visited Mr..
Astor's market yesterday and got the
idea that Park avenue was In need OF
such a food mart. Unless lie changes
his mind IA market will be put up on
part Of the two and a half blocks Of
frontage which he owns. The two west
side OF Park avenue blocks front from
Fifty-second to F~ifty-fourth street are
his and SO is "A large plot at the north
east corner OF Park avenue and Fifty
fifth street, The Fifty-hfth street plot
is nearly the size OF the site Mr.. Astor
selected for his market. 1t Is 1899 feet
on Park avenue and 1855 feet. The
feeling prevails among brokers in the
Park avenue section that II Mr., Goelet
follows out his ideas II will be the
Fifty-ffth street corner property that he
will uild on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
TRIANGLE FILM Co.
LEASES Big SPACE
Takes Two Floors in BrOkaw
Building for Offices, Studios
and Storage.

One of the largest theatrical business
leases in the history of upper Broadway
was signed yesterday when the Triangle
Film Corporation acquired the entire
eleventh and twelfth floors Of the new
Brokaw Building. on Broadway near
Forty-second street. The term Of the
lease Is five years. beginning on or about
January l. 1916. About $4,000 feet OF
space will be occupied and the aggregate
rental for the Ave year term will reach
a very large figure. The fact that the
building Is still under construction has
enabled the builder to arrange for more
perfectly appointed executive %headquar-
ters than probably any other film or
ganization In the city enjoys.
The W floors will be occupied by the
executive offices, film exchanges, several
projection rooms. fireproof storage for
flms. an indoor motion picture studio for
emergency work. u foreign department
for export OF films to Europe. Asia and
South America, an international public
ity department. ample space for a Ii
brary OF $4,000 pictures Of players and
100000 items OF literary data. an ex-
tensive auditing and finance department
and large reception rooms for the use OF
President Aiken and likewise Of di-
rectors ID. w. Griffith. Thomas II. Ince
and Macklyn Sennett whenever they
shall be In town.
One OF the conditions of the lease is
that there shall he nc other film con-
Germs OF any sort in the building. with
the acquisition OF these offices the Tri-
angle Film Corporation becomes one Of
the most extensive occupiers OF office
theatrical space in the country. The
corporation has rented large branch
headquarters in seventeen Of the prin-
cipal cities outside of New York and
controls three mode theatres, the knick-
erbocker in New York, the Studebaker
In Chicago and the Chestnut Street
opera House In Philadelphia. 1t is con-
structing new studio plants Mt Culver
city and Edendale, Los Angeles, and 1t
rs believed quite likely that another new
plant Will soon be started on the out
skirts Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
EAST SIDE ATTAINMENT SITE.

EAST 3sTH STREET.-The Allerton
Realty Company. composed Of James
s. Cushman and william II. SILK. has
bought from John J. Hearn the thre ,
dwellings at lt3 to 1<7 East Thirty
ninth street. between Lexington and
Third avenues. on plot 53x9S.9. The
site will be improved with a nine
story apartment house, the operation
representing an outlay Of about $500
600. The builders are interested in
other apartment enterprises In the
same section.
EAST 65TH STREE,T-James Kyle Il
ons have sold for Mary Mayhem to
a client for occupancy the three story
and basement private dwelling at 30+
East Sixty-ffth street.
WEST 106TH STREET.-Charles s.
kohler has sold for Mrs. Lillian II.
Dyer To Robert II. Burnside the three
story Queen Anne dwelling at 80 West
l06th street. southwest corner of
Manhattan ven The house Is on a
lot i7.6x75.
WEST 10TH STREET.-THE Mason
Realty Company has resold to L. Neu-
man lO5 West 1l4th street, a five
story fiat. on plot 31x1Oo. 1871 feet
west OF lenoS venue. VI. Salmon was
the broker. The selling &C.
quired the house last month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

ALBANl oct 18th, following realty
corporations Wrre chartered here to-day:
Gaze MAJ Really COMPANY.
CAPITA, 5000, dircc,uys, samuel Son!n,
Joseph FrdHk!urthcr stul Alexander S
Natsnson, New York city.
one Hundred and SIN East Elghty-dnh
street Corporate, Manhattan. capital,
$1,000; directors, A.b"r' : Mortimer, olson
4, liad.el, New York c.ty. William l.. Coe,
Lynihursi, y. T.
Kanen. Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital. $1,000; directors, s. G. N!sseuSon.
josepR + crater AMI Winthrop \ wilson.
Malpin Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital $l,goO, director, Henry j Kr-nsky.
Morris I. lltrris and GcUcN.eye '. Sheri-
dan, Now York CITY.
MsnsIn holding COMPANY. Mluhat,,1:
capital $1,000, directors. Max l.. Levine.
HhnnAh Cohen And Max u. Morrison. New
East Smith Street Company. Rroohlyn;
capita, $4,000; directors James RerseI,
Ic'han Manor, y, v, Joseph y, Folwel.
HrookIyn y y ana Arthur J. Carleton.
Rcnhid Building Nompa.U. Brooklyn.
capital $1,000, directors. Charles pibner.
Anna Dlhuer and Nathan SAOs,ack. Brook
lyn, n. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
OND
THE COPPER MARKET.
se""nh Day with Absence OF Biz
huylDg Of Metal.

tor he second consecutive day big bust
~ lH' r"pper market was practically
S'ii.-ii.. Demand from Europ. was
VI ana the home inquiry was trifing.
TOO t'nr known that all producers were
~nA' I.hg az closely as in tho recent
- 70 49,. cents as an asking price,
"' va, an inclination on the part OF
. OF the 1arger Interests 20 shade to
''aHt - cents to get some orders.
sds commented upon Ia the trade
VA lhInmet and Hccla was still selling
'rh"i, ~ lake copper a. IS cents a
una ana, THIS made II Increasingly dif-
~ '"r The selling agencies 10 dis pose OF
- H lN al TINS or a higher price. Sew
= mGuths aga CALUMET grades com.
.,I''1 a Premium OF nearly three cents
. w over electrolytic.
''',tHr was quoted at l3% cents a
a. f1T spot shipment and down to
,ents Tor futures. Demand was
."Rty Production Is sho wing a daily
,,..eis@, but It Is pointed out at the same
IF mat consumption IL also on the
40 !rad market shove no change. Tn.
VIZ ih"'ed was "a cents a pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
GREEK CHURCH IN BROOKLYN.

George 4. Rose has purchased the old
stable at 81 and sc Schermerhorn street.
one Of the landmarks OF the downtown
section. for the new ST. Constantine
Greek Orthodox Church. whose congre-
cation now worships in &c Lawrence
street. The price paid for the lam was
about $l4.50O. 1t is assessed by the city
at a valuation OF 100000. The plot
covers 50x75 feet. An attractive build
ing has been designed by William A.,
Paritt, architect.
Louis Gold has sold 20 Victor Fish
bach the two story and store brick build
ing recently completed at $40 Albany
avenue. and also the dwelling at 4l6
East Fourteenth street, to n. Jacobs.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the one family dwelling at a127 Sixty
seventh street to Mrs. Sadie Goldstetn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
FLATS NEAR BRONX PARK.

VAN BUREN, STREET-The Van Blu
rem Realty Company. recently incor-
porated. with Emil y. Sorgenfrei.
Patrick j. Dwyer and q. Giehl, has
purchased the southwes, corner Of
Nan Buren, street and Morris Park
avenue. n plot lo0xl03. and will erect
I'VE Ave story apartment houses. The
property is opposite the main station
Of the New York. Westchester and
Boston Railroad, which station Is to
he the ls0th street subway station OF
the White Plains avenue extension
now nearing completion. William
Peters q Co. were the brokers In the
transaction.
INTERVALE AVENCE-Orns;ein Bros.
have sold ISL lntervale avenue, a two
story frame dwelling. on plot 50xl0O.
The buyer Is a builder who will erect
n five story apartment house with
stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

RIVINGroN ST. S3s-Wm II Schmidt.
sNr, 81. 10 Florence u Uhde, Rockwink.
Ter Chaussec, lls Obermenland bel
bremen, Germany; atty, G $ Pctrusch,
74rH II, AIS E-samo to same. atty.
BROADWAY, " >, iS.ss ?isth ST. tcx
lO0-rity Mtg co to y Y Trust co. "a
Broad ST. atty. + a Snow. 10 Wall
s7rH ST, Su W-John : Riegcl to Tim.
@ihy Davenport & ano, trus, 20 belmont
Tor. Nonkers, y Y ,,,,,...... $40, GOO
il?rH ST, 500 w--Mulie u Weaver to
W Irving Glover, Englevood, y J 81
cxrs, to Emigrant lndust Savings BANK,
81 chambcrs 81, atys. Il & f J O'Gor.
man, 81 st ........,,S5 $50 900
LEONARD ST, +t-lG-Lawyers Realty co
20 y Real Estate Association, 500
ssTH H1s sr' '! ~; rs, to joins iSo e nniia u 30, c SGS
y Y to y y Mtg & security 90. isi
nway; atty, y Y Title Ins Co, iS5
s7rH ST, n e, sg5 " central Park Wrst'
25Nloo ,il-.Adeline Widnsyer to Edwin
- Nom Hate, COS ST Marks av, Bklyn;
ntty, . u Lafrsnier, 1907 Atlantic az,
SGD ST, 'oe.-s E-L.aawv yers Mtg co to AZ
bert Crane ct al, trus, stamford, Conn;
atty, Lawyers Mtg Co. 90 Liberty
ELpRipGi'EE' ST. ss~--seymour Realty ,';OG ~
Jos Hecht, N Y; atty, l. T 90, 100
SAME PRoPERTy--jos nocht TO Chas
ptttman. Isl Central Park West atty,
A7TH ST, iis5 Il. & 81 az, oa.,Bo iS'VHi
Mayer a ano, eNrs, SC, to parsy Hey
mann So Washington pl attys EnGel
Bros, l32 Nassau st .,,,.order of court
SAME PRoPBRrY-ssms to Jacob Hey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
NEW .CHILDs" IN pROoKLYN.

Willard s. Burrows Company have
leased TO Childs Company the corner
store and basement in the Garfield Build
ing. at Court and Remscn streets. Brook
Ign, opposite Borough Hall, for a term
OF twenty-one year, " an aggregate
rental Of about 5000 00. The burrows
Company represented the chIlds Com
pauy m Howard g. Pyle Company
represented the owner After extensive
alterations the premises will be occupied
by Childs Company as an addition TO
their chain OF restaurants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
BROKERS IN Plaza DEAL.

William \. White & Sons were the
brokers in the sale OF the seven story
Office building at 8 West Fffty-eighth
street for Sire Bros. to the Plaza
Operating Company, owner OF the Hotel
Plaza. adjoining.
NJ. & l.. Hess negotiated the lease
TO the United Cigar Manufacturers Com
pany of the seventeenth floor in the
building at 113 to 119 West Fortleth
street, running through the block to ia
to llS West Forty-iirst street.
The Henry NJ. WE'LL Company
tiated the sale Of the tenement at 4o2
West Fifty-fourth street, transferred
yesterday by Margaret T.. WE'LL 40 John
c. Forster.
A. A. Hageman was associated with
Joseph p. Day In tho sale Of 126 East
Thirty-sixth street TO A. Lyman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
18Th AVE. BIRD STORE.

Nelson. Lee 4 Green have leased the
entire Firth venue store. 30x100, in the
twelve story Dinsmore Building being
erected at the northwest corner Of
rifth avenue and T~hirty-irst street.
Inc tenant is Lawrence e. Holden. bird
ana animal dealer. for ten years on
West Twenty-third street. Eighty feet
OF the T~hirty-frst street show front is
to be laid out as n garden with walks
ana electric fountain aquariums, with
the various birds disr 'syed in scenic
effects. duplicating their natural homes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and cAoice building
lots at private sale, Il large number from
which to select
BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quick 81 close the busi-
mesa OF two corporations offers these prop
ert'-s at about 300 ~ former prizes
They are located NJ GriutWool, Palisade,
Morssmere and leOnia, New Jersey Top
positr Grants Tonhl. within twenty-five
minutes of Manhattan,
An inspection OF these properties VIII
convince You that they are unusual bar
gains, Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
icy free.
For further details and 's-us adircs.
Benz II HAlGHT, Spocirl 1, pu'v Supt,
of Banks. care of banking Department.
81 Broadway, New York CO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

'.i mex d Dominick Of New York an.
sn.,''r tha' their offering of 81. 700. O0 q prr
IInt de Nemours Company has ali been
ll7kle' showing the movement of the
.''n compiled by Hubbard Bros. & Co
merchants.
IAN" OF the investment firm OF Charles
I 4 Co. has been changed TO Mer,
Aih"n & Co, The Offices remain al 7
''r",i Harold 5 Maixinger, for nina
/" N,lh George " Burr 4 Co. has been
u Lynch 4 Co,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
RENTING NEAR TERMINAL.

Dean Widner, agen for the Wander
hilt Concourse Building. reports that the
following concerns have rented space
there: George q, Moore. Alexander
Miller & Bros, the British American
Chemical Company, A. l.. Guidonc 4
Son. the Alvey Manufacturing Company.
#. II. Kremer and +. Il. Nollmer. the
Liberty Paper Company. the Carblc
Manufacturing Company and the estate
of Thomas l.. Watt. The Gross n Brown
Company negotiated the first two leases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
OPP. Inc. dict. s3i5.9e7 Ino. 3e4s. 3ss
$4,000 HEIGHTS FLAT.

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings FOR the
construction Of a six story apartment
house ON the southwest corner OF Au-
dubon venue and l72d street for Donald
Robertson as owner. 1t will have "A
frontage of 95 feet and a depth of 80
feet and nave a facade Of brick and
limestone. schwartz a Gross are the
architects and have estimated the cost
at S50,0 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
SYNAGOGUE ON WEST s8Tu ST.

Pease & Gilman have leased the four
story and basement dwelling at AZ West
Eighty-sixth street to the New Syna-
gogue, now in Aeolian Hall, The lease
was made for the estate of Edward
Rafter. The head OF this congregation
IN Rabbi Ephra!m Frisch, and among it's
officers are NJ, II. Rothschlld. Jerome
Well and ], l.. Frankel. Clarence Adler
Is the director Of music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
LEASES wEsTOHEsTER ESTATE,

The Scarsdalo Estates Organization
has rented the Daniel +. Ritchey estate
In the Murray Hill section of the
Scarsdale Estates to William r. Wall OF
this city. The property consists of sew
eral acres and a fine residence Of COLO
Mai architecture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

RENTS At ~FIELDSTON,

The Delafeld Estate has leased at
Fieldston for u term of years a hand-
some house to ]. j. Hamilton OF Youngs-
town. Ohio, n this city, The house
will be ready for occupancy about May !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
RY j. II. Mayers.
At 320s THIRD AVENUE.1
Ry i. II. Mayens.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Vile 90 agt oxford Realty Co Ell al.
Jan. II. l9l5,:,....,,,,..,.,,,,,,s 1890
55TH ST, 10 and 72 W. and seth st. SIS W
bernard Greenwood Go agt oxford
Realty Co et al; Jan ~, 1915, 49,. , sos 3
JtTH ST, GO American Radiator Co
~. oxford Realty Co ct al; Jan II,
1915 'ssts'ss