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EAST SENE\TN-F1FTH STREET
TIE Douglas Robinson. Charles :.
Brown Company has sold for rdi
paws So East Seventy-ifth street. "A
four story high stoop dwelling. on 10,
:iXl00 =. to a buyer for occupancy.
The property has been held at
$4,000.
NEST SENENTY-FTRST STREET
SldwSon a Hobbs have sold for the
estate OF Nora shannon 324 West Sew
U'y-Hrst street. a three story high
stpcp dwelling. on lot I1N5oxl022 to
q buyer FOR occupancy.
LEXINGTON ANENUE-The three
story dwelling on lot l7xs5 at 1862
Lexington avenue ear Seventy-fifth
street has been sold. The owner OF
record IL Anna R~onaldson.
EAST man STREET-Psul A. Nc.
op'ri'k has sold to "A client OF j. \.
Wood ~ East ian street. a five
story Nat OH lot 2oXi001l located "a
feet east of Madison avenue.
tANNoN STREET-Isabella Schwah
and others have resold to Maier
Git'ou rs Cannon street. a Ave story
tenement on lot 25X100. The sellers
recently acquired the property In a
foreclosure sale.
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with name and address OF lenders at
torneyb
s6TH ST, n =. 1884 " Az 4, iSxiOo.s, juno
~, 1ssi-lstac c Johnson to VIM r
sal,er, trustee; atty. T q Co.. i5s
list ST. IS. 2ss.s W 9th av. issxioO5.
Dec I. iss2-Marst. wife Francis craw-
ford. to the Manhattan Life 1ns Go. atty,
!. T-& r co. $50 Bwsy .........t 17.ooo
SD ST. l1s w. u .. 275 W 9th av, 25NiOO.5
sept 80, 19l3-iG0 Broadway Holding
Corpn to Estates Mtg Securities GO. l6o
WEBSTER Az. . $, IS $ i7ist Il, isSs3SS
lS2x9t.s. Feb l. i9o9-Jacob seligSon &
atty. in" ksdei' scss wcstc6e-ter
boston ~. " cor Heath ay. 55.iso5 81
Liliy to The Park Mtg co.. attys. soSbei
ii,TH ST. 20, n |, ss 9 en- az. s5SiSo r ~;
~ 3"s Bway '"''' 80 '' 5000
18TH ST. SSf-asa W. mtg on lease. &C.,
Dec 90. ieit-Dsvid Harris 10 WIN Har-
rls, zoo W soth st; atty. Max J tinkel,
ssTH ST. n >. 100 W Columbus av, $4,000.
oct o. I'll Harburg Realty & Amuse-
attys. Miller 4 Butzfeldcr. 80 Liberty
NEw Az. u ,nr-, av " Of s,h ay 4 called
coosan or %Brsdhurst avl. :7s:s i.5th
at, isxso5xis?, Aug 10. ieii-willy
Ehsnhsus to owners standard Realty
60; attys. Hirschman 4 Drucker. .2es
5isT ST. so ". mtg on lease. Sc, Aug /
lsio-lsaiah y Wheeler to Louisa V X
Davis. stamford. Conn. as gdn. Of Henry
Z Jr, Madeline, W & Kath v Davies
i:sp ST, n .. sill Pleasant av. Gox
stern 20 Otto stein; attys. Amend 4;
NV Nassau ~ ...s...ssss.. sO,VOo
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rs PENDYNs
Manhattan,

7TH ST. 80 E-Metropcli,an ssvinep
B. s'9 @a1 az, a"ui. Glues y'I Ts,eG,n.
nth st. : >. i:3 Il " OF Az u ;s.IN
% samuel P schisnsky az, David II
smith e. a. foreclosure Of mortgage,
ACADEMY. ST, 2oist 81 and .Msrsenal At.
block. &c.-John A Philbr'ck 4 Bro ast
Mechanic. lem; s,tys, sseke,t ( Lang
:5TH ST. ,sls w-E,h.l, v sullivan ss,
,"'% mS-,ssss.'. a,,y., Johnston &
:sTH sr a!a w-Eth.' Y. sullivan as,
'hree mortgases'. Attys, Johnston &
.sTH ST 30 to 81. E-p.y,d K.sn. ss,
,oSSIp ST. 80 Ef%HAnsS.,y ) chaSo, az,
mort mortsa sS'A' a'Sy Il 4 Il B .'Hrs::21" j.. OF
lS3p ST. IS lSg y = 81 linton av. c0.5N
q; o. william collins sgt ka'herin"
collins. ct Al foreclosure Of mortgage
a. lot IS. Hunt ~es;st~-George J Puch-
ha.ter art John J Geary 81 a. action
to torerIose transfer Tor tar lienl atty
wESTCHESTER Az. -. 1Sl - ~ union
~ -,Nli?S-R Howe pur,snsc asi
.. mcr,ssge! atty. VI lark ,.,..
asS,soNfas wrilns Is.k'o. az,
tuigmeuti ATTY. II Flnkeis,ein.
NORRIS Az. =. is q = Of i1s'h a.
.O>IoO l. Josephine Van Deusen as'
Lon, stein 81 a. foreclosure Of mort
gage: p'ty. W Il Adams.
SFDiWICk Az. corner formed ~ JUNG
ton ~ % " ~ Sedgwick and = " ID ~
Fordham RI, 76.7ixsi 3-Iohr G Rodger~
Az ,iuli1ue A Gaiarii co e. a Gore
closure II mortgage ATTY. J w Roo'huA.
LOT -. nix 1850, sec II, on tax map-N
s,ehbina smith agt Thomas Mead ct a
faction - establish validity OF tax nen),
,t's " : smith.
rIrr T. hlk "a.N. SOC - On tax nsp-W
S,ahhfo. smith agt Wi''ism Lori 81 e.
,a.'lon 30 establish validity o. taN honI ,
attn. " : smith.
mann aGt Louis OH ct A. foreclosure OF
~,uor.gagc,. ats. " W We.tHl
FoN IT a.S u ~ ~ l65th ~, "7.hN
iOO.Leo H%trschfeld agt Haven Realty
- - A. tforcclo-ur. Of mortgage atty
y II Ioitcrt.
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~MtCHANU(s hG>S
Manhattan

ioTu ~ q s. whole front be- IA \ IN
So. 200 l0NiIIN irres s450-HHu' S'h'rh
Nc. Iron Works agt Bel lhno htNwtN
Corpu. owner. Geo 7 M'lhuthl.n o
mi -. 72i-wNIlsm Kl.n.rt sEt Gen
" Earle y, owner, Frsad Contracting
a., contractor renewal fd''
iGep ST. - 20 IA w-o'is Elevator 60
ari James : Udnckol owner 4 c%onirt'
to EIythe a. Hsuck"l. owner, " y
Weight A 20. contractor ...... n'"
i0,TH ST. II" - l3s w Johnston Hett
iug "a ~ Mary 4 l%oefner, owner ind
contractor, VIM u H"~dd"ndori Cou
tractor renewal o.. ....... W." -
ts0TH ST. s77 w-Asror ~iioboWtt4 -
Grace pietg. owner. Ellen u COW
wASIiINGToN ri 10 Alfonso VI Pep"
A.. Filippo. Eurico, Adcl" aud Giusepp"
,;u.lauo' also Berudrdino Redi' and
N~iu,euzo di Sllvestto, o"n"rs aud ,on.
,saD 81, ,es 10 $40 VS. = RoOscr &
20. In. rs James : and Edyth" 9
Henrkrl owners; II Y Wright & co ION.
l,aTH ST. aa and - II Pincus Klahr -
,;ertrude \ Forman, owner. Rosenhcrr
a SON, contractors. ........ = -
iG9p 81. a2N to $40 " HOFFMAN \ E.ihs
" Edythe & and James ; hcn'k'l
owners. II r wright & CO.. rou
tractors ...... ....,. .....-.. VIZ ~"
SAME pROPERTy-satcty Fire Door -.
Inc, vs. same. .,''..s' '''''t 'ft'''f S"'"
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM ~ e~os,-Fostcr. Frciori"
a a"o' r o'"sd to rrtIES. ''N['' we ' .',,,,. ''i l,4,S =
mtu < q. p, nassau s-,.,.'.. ''' s.
SAME rRoPERTN-Same II same, tru.
SAME PROPERrY-Sams TO same d.
A~~tr. atty. same. ........... 81. o0p
Nl.syhmsn, ss iSS,h sity.
mNnisoN ~. v al nm 4 y'o
"n". trus 20 asst', Tuxedo Park y y
SANE rRorEnrY same 'rus. TO Jo.cf
rn0WrroN ST. % p%hiilips Tho. j. to-
wilson NJ Powell, Jr, 1870 u 'oth st o.
SANE Property s mo 70 Elsie j. In
graham :62 " SAD st. atty. w roNe!..,
,oSp" ST. e,e..,g " weslc, Rca',, 20
10 Thos Guardin"crrl 4 rno - charlton
ssTu' "HiiT'' s n ! HLnLose nf siM'> ress Uo
ct al eNrs, to Mur,ha S'sChmohl Corpn
s,,E. Wiiron - 4 " MILAN stssi
co to Morris cohen: $50 W lsoth -,
ltys. Kantrowitz & y, $50 Bway 800
arm ST, - E-IdlicnsisrG,, SCION r. to
81 l1licnstorn. 10 RW"y 81
i6rH ST - ~ " ~ \ I%A'? IT,, 'h'
Az, 2ti"lixioo r,s,h 81, ao7 W i,s'h 81.
y =, 10 g Rradhurs, av :aNeall..
h'Hfh' Md'Ill'lf' WV INV WE -
MRthilda kracke and aro, trus, iea T.
Nth ~: ATTY, Lewis $ Gorhel, ~ Park
wNsHrN,iroN SO ", al-iisrrison. May
Ito Lawyers Mortgage 60, 90 liherty
wAsnuNGroN SO, v, q LAWYER. M,s
:lSr ST. 2si -s63 w-Field. rhos A. -
VIM bowel 2 Wall st.""...... $500
Fredk Field, Porirhester, y Y; atty
etTH sr. aai W n y THE ins 20 to
Ny r ins 90, a. BWaY ..., 8: 1000
to Jas a Trowbridse, Noroton, Conn
10Th ST : =, 2ss W Weei End av, la
100 s-.Brower; sieorsianna' 30 Lawyer
r r. Co. $50 bwa $1,000
u2e-IAwyers r a r Go to Ada Van
T Ellington. ~ Il 63d 81. ATTY. / r 4
r 60; $50 BMsy'',''...'.'..n 10000
2t7NlOoN irres -kernorhan, i Frederic,
committee. 20 J r Kernorh,n ana ano,
atty, y n chedsey. $40 BwaY. ....... 81
man 70 II Soth st; attys, Bsndlcr &
AVE- 27s"Title q & T Co TO susan n
hunter Adams, Macs, atty, T g. GO.
''''' Rron,.
sClIAErER WALTER. and "no, 10 Iit,
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

Tho following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany Yesterday
Eighty nfth Street and Riversid" Drive
Company, Manhattan, capital. 81 Nnn
directors. walter J Ros"nstein Edwin
Horwit1 and Anna n Goldenauh, Sew
York city,
Italian Park Realty Company, Msnhat-
tan, capital, $50, 600; directors, Angelina
Personnel. Joseph Personeni ana Harry
Pcrsonrnt. New York city.
unitas Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital, $4,000; directors, George W,
Rersch Elmhurst. /. l.. Ada !" Rein,
Altritt. Moodside. y. Y.
l. W, Realty Company, Manhattan
capital. SO, 900, directors, Ignatz VETS
berger. Bella Weisherger and Robert
Weisbergcr, New York city.
-. cloud Realty Company, Manhattan
capital. 10000; directors. Maudc X
Sarvis. willard u. Lewis and Walter Y
Randolph, New York city.
Dublin Realty Holding Company, Man
haitian: capital, $4,000; directors, Thomas
" Gihiin, Jersey city, n. J.. Marcus ~,
Burnstine, Jerome Kohn. New York city.
Broadway and Twenty fourth Street
Corporation. Manhattan, capital. 500;
directors Elmer r Holmes, New York
Butchorn. Brooklyn,
cabot Construction Company, Manhat
tan; capital, $500; directors. Perry Jacobs.
Ern"st = Lonsc and Percy n Ism.n, New
York CITY.
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AMEND INSPECTION BILL.
] ., portant ChanEes In Lock wood
EIIeuboEen Measure.

Amendments have been made to the
-ElIenbogcn bill in tho inter
.sts of rmonN two Of the changes
substituting a board Of appeals for IN"
board Of examiners and the rev crdlh|
the section which provides for Narld-
lions from the building laws,
The board OF appeals in the amended
bill is to consist Of the Tenement House
Fire and Health commissioners and four
other members to he appointed ny inc
Mayor, one of whom shall be an archl-
| tect. one n builder and one An engineer
With regard to the four members 10
he appointed by the Mayor the bill pro-
vides tina the Mayor may receive and
consider nominations made to him by
real estate, architectural, engineering.
building trades, FIRE insurance, under
writing and labor ORGANIZATIONS and so
cieties.
The amendment with respect to varia-
lions makes II clear that superin-
tenden,s of buildings. who are given
authority to modify a statute. law
or ordinance under certain conditions,
cannot exercise this discretion with re-
spect to the tenement house law,
It IN also provided that plans hled
with the bureau OF buildings for the
constnsction or alteration OF a tenement
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H STEEL MARKET.

Export demand for steel products
continued active. Large orders for ma
chine tools, shrsru'l and wire have
been placed and inquiries FOR additional
quantities .,r" before the w1rke' DO
mestir demand for machine tools ht-
also picked up somewhat. Structural
steel orders are showing up very We'll,
and indications At present are that
March business In this hcau-h 81 the
steel industry viii Re the best expert
enced In many months.
Rail buying continued fairly active
Northern Pacific has purchased $500
tons from the Illinois steel Compau.
which concern hd, also received an
order tor 1000 tons from tho Girct'
Northern. Foreign orders for 1000
IONS OF rails vt:c announced
The Iron AGc SAYS.
Buffalo furnace compauie9 have
shaken the pig iron market out 81 It's
s%taEnttiou iu the past week nv offcrir,
'h".r product ai prices tttrtctlv"
enough to h~.nC over $4,000 tons &,
thci" order books tn" bulk 81 tho
business was done in three or four days
and the end NJ the movement has rot
vet been seen. In the main sl2 at CUR
mace for 40. . y fourdrv ron was tho
basis, @" 20 TO - cunts below tho rcrou'
level. with indications that SOMA SO
. iron went ~ 81. - or LEGS.
Sew Work.. New England and N,o
Jersey fouudries 'ooh hold freely as
the Buffalo cut became general aud some
buyers covered for tho entire year. Most
Of the sales were for the second half.
and Will" 2 number ~ 1000 ron lot.
Ne" included th'r" We're score" n sa'os
Of auo and LOCO to's
80 gul,tlv vas 'ha ~ Ntlo rolp cNc-
outod that o'hor districts scarcely felt
| a tftmoT. but ~ - 20 "a. gNp,sf,t th.t
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RCTTER-The marke' was not quite
So active yesterday as the free operations
Monday and Tuesday have pretty we'll
Fine butter In moderate supply aud eteady.
ludergrad"s rather SLOW. but not urged
- sale 50 urgently Renovated hrtn.
stock scarce and wanted. Prices: Creamery
extras. - score. .Si.c; high"st scoring.
Held "Nrras, o. score. ESD 2ec. nrsts,
2St4 q 2ii7c. state. dairy. tubs. fne~'. - a
SO good 70 prime, - " 26c common -
gSc. nrSis. .idc.c.. lower grades. Ili. II
:0igc Imitation creamery, nrs's. -lis n
&c Ladies current make. hrste. 2ois 30
i9c lower srode@. lsHlsc.
CHEEsE-S'a,r nats steady. Medium
underpri,cd he'd In free supply Export.
ers are iuquiring 'or stock hut are not
huying very heavily Fresh skins easy.
Prices: Held, colorcd. specials. lss d nc.
rraae.. uoi;% wl.,s1,in Who'll. miu4
double daisies. lttg 20 itA. twins. 'Ii. y
lsisc.. STATE. sk'ms he'd special. 5- o.
i4t.c. fair - good. sutoirc
EGGS-Arrivais wore quite heavy. beng
2s.sss cases yesterday. and the market VI.
checks scarce. Nearby whites steady.
PUCK egg easy Prices: rttsh sa,ne-sd
t-sts. ieis n eo'sc storage packed. ~ IA
"Ntrt r-sts. 2oi. 70 &c seconds. l9dit'.c
40. ! dirtie-. 49, 70 l9c., houuery whites.
fine 10 fancy. .tc.. henner, browns. - o.
mixed co.ore. 20u@lc. Baltimore ducks,
% a 3Sc. Goo.e. SOC. 81.
LIVE pOCLTRN-With free supplies.
poor TO fair. fowls have been slow Fancy
lines Arm and In light supply Old roosters
and stays slow. Turkeys OF Irregular con-
dl'iou and value. Ducks and geese poor
and weak Receipts YESTERDAY 80 cars with
about - he'd ON crack. Prices. FoN $
l. tiso. Young rooster. 'ari1'-'. o.i
'om- l@!iNc du,h- We,'srn
Western. loc g%u!neas, % soc; pigeons
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed
tows scarce and Hrm Turkeys mostly
poor and neg erfed squads frm because
~ Nght supp'ies. Frozen pou Try Il
neglected and even p-l"' concessions do
npt seem to increase cons Imp''on Prices
Turkey trt picked. Weston. aN''ag-
best. lNr -nU.. Tennessee, T'Na~ and Ken
l1plNc chicken milk fed, mixed
weights. lsnlsc. Fowls. - to box.
Western. so lbs. and over to dozen, dry
picked. lSTiSlac. 5 lbs and over lsc Old
boosters l|c squads. prime. white 10 rs.
to dozen, s3.75, = Ms $3.50, : Ms, 81.
turkeys. frozen. dry picket. selected. ~,
Wc~'srn -lg T'>as l'c R~ro,.s,S' MIX
- lhs. -,r. chickcns. - 10 box milk
'ei 81 90 3G lh~, Is I. h. amt over. 10
70 -pr corn f"i. ~ 20 81 lbs lac ~ 'h-.
and over. l51lSa. Fowls H. to box. 80 lbs
and over 20 dozen. l7Hl7isc 40 20 IS lhs
ip.c. Old r~oosters. l3iac Ducks. Long
l. and. -. rise. Western. fancy, lfc
Geese. western. lial5c.
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BUILDER BUYS BRONN BLOCK

Richard III. SCobie has sold the entire
f'c> bounded by is4th street, Field
acc, Valentine and Ryer avenues,
onta ming approximately seventeen full
ny lots This property. which has
oHtages Of 202 feet on the south side
lN4lh street. 2lO feet on Valentine
'nut. ."5 feet on Ryer venue and
M feet on Field place. was sold for
'rs. Thomasinc Il. O'Brien for i'm.
|rovement. doubtless with five story
partment houses. of which some three
core are under way in his n%eighbor-
)oi. The block lies sixty feet east OF
. t~oncourse and WAS purchased some
rlF Years ago by the late Miles
Rfieu. who was president of the
FVard NJ Education.
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Abrsham Geliis 70 David Geills. 1889
Madison az; T.s '2I;SGo; Mar sa' .tiS;
''f Rhine lar; sls- is I. ss;iSi . Z, .xr ae, 10
Rose norman. ss1S i7th av. Bklyn. mtg
SANE, PRforERrv.Rose norman 10
\ } mtg $4,000. Mar 20; atty, l. 7
ANTHONY Az, n v c i73d st. liox5?5 to
c"nss,n co to Harry 4 M MMnrns. $50 w Y
1i5th at. mtg $4,000. Mar 20; attys,
Candee. s n II Co. 2sth st & East
FREEMAN ST. i9ss west
Farms RI. lO.Sxti to Freeman st X .
brGspect Hoiaing 90 to Geo u hudson
. Fricdrich, 81 Nassau st. ...... 800
SAME PROPERTi-Saml Fiukelstein ct
I. to Geo ID Judson. Mlddleport. Ny;
WEST FARMS RD, 5 e =. at : W = Free
man ~. 100 2x133. s-Sam'l Finkelstein to
Geo y Judson. Middleport. y W.. part.
mtg $1,000. Mar is: atty. chas II Fried
rich, a. Nassau st................s1 800
SAME PROPERTY Louis " Koplin to
same, part. mtg $4,000. Mar IS;
SAME PRofERTyLRebecc kopiin 8 ano
10 Louis W Koplin. SIS South sth ~,
Fhila' !. part. mtg $4,000. Mar IL; same
MORRIS Az. n iss,h 4. ,7sxieOxs2Ss
81 to College av Y lioSis5-Frederic \
De Pcyster 81 al to Alotto Realities Inc:
sss e i6ith 81, Dec 10. 1914; atty, Y =
,krug Jr.. $50 Nassau st. 500
rTi2M AZ . :, n isI,h st. aosiOSr
W 18th ~. Mar is; atty. Newton jane,
sssTTHi 'P ST. sag Il. -. ac.ii;.john Il.
city, mtg $500. Mar 10; atty, T G&
issp' %sr.' Sas5.SsS il. n ;. ssx,oo-Rashei
Rubin to Sadie JagEsnn and anO. 800
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BUSINESS LEASING GOOD.
Due to t~niversaI Movement pf
Firms At This Time.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
W ,neai' Stefan x Co. the five story
ouiIdihg AT 2"7 Pearl street for five
years from May !. The building was
recently altered. The aggregate rental
VII, oe $4,000.
Nelson. Lee a. Green have leased for
samuel X. Jacobs the store and base
ment at 1Al Fulton street. adjoining
The Bennett Building. 10 Bernard Mac.
laueh' exponent OF the vegetable diet
ana physical culture. who will omen
mere the seventeenth store of the phys-
'si culture Restaurant Compauv
which operates places In P~hiladelnhi,
Chicago and Boston. The same brokers
leased to the Lubin Nsnuf,r,urinn
company OF PHILADELPHIA. nrosIucors 20
moving pictures, the seventh ooor a.,
the Mecca Building. Bro.dwav and rou
ty-eighth street. for general oei,,e, rI,
lease In for "A long ,cr,, M, $50. !,
completes the renting of this ,n,,,
Rice q Hill have leased for +, Us,
or years TO the I.ipps rd Stew,,, No,n.
Sales Company the easterly store CO..
tanning nearly 5000 square fcet in Tho
randall Building. 1876 West EYftve
second street. ' '"'S-
The Julius Friend. Edward Al o,.t
Company has leased 1000 so,ato wv M,
al ls-2o West Twenty-nrst stree, 90
the Wendell Cloak and Suit House
~ a l.. Hess have leased roma
,ou'-iooo. on the sixteenth floor of tho
neSs bulidlng, Twenty-slxth street and
rourtn avenue. to the Lion silk Mills
as ~ 4SZ Fourth venue rooms 1901.
- 10 Levin 4 Co.. woollens
u uress goods.
ossUoo rel q Co. have leased for
q, IN =. years Tor s. kalvin the store
~ west rorty-sixth street to Albert,
rduarsw ~ MO speclsizes In art china
.ha,, 49, mas leased to Bur-
c.taJ 49, Logan accountants. To-
RuiIdins 80 years IN the Singer
T,,r,or " nan noor IN the Worlds
street. for oll- west forticth
Tba pa..s y sears'
leased for AZ MerrlII 20 has
seventh Io,, n, e. s~aIu 20. the
ond stree, 10 "est rorty-Sec-
electrical con,rac,nr. " o. me-
The ,nd,rd 81, c
York has lcased ,hro,sh ppa.! ~ M"
son & co storo - 80" "oh'P-
Arcade AT 10 Rro,d,a, "'alu'ru
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House BuYING IN BROOkLyN.

Charles e. Rickerson has sold 2as
itrneld place, between Eighth avenue
M Prospect Park West. 4 four story
nj basement bay window limestone
""iIIhG' Tor the estate Of Joseph
'e.nei to a client for occupancy.
Never ~Ellenbogen has sold for Fred
rick kraus to Louis Seller and BEN
ann Ring 20i and 206 Ross street, a
n N'ory tenement. plot 5oNloO.
Iutno a 'erny have sold for Peter
''hon 10 = client for investment the
rec story double brick store and dwell
Z on plot 21Nl00. At i9lS FIFTH ave-
NC.
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TRADING IN JUNEAU STOPS.
H.. VI. Bnruch's warninR Against
Premature sales EIDE

The trading IN Alaska Juneau Mines
Company stocks when Issued" which
began on the curb on Tuesday. ceased
abruptly Yesterday following - state
nient from Bernard " Bdruch that al
dealings IN the stock thus far We're pre-
mature aud were not Count"rsiCncd hN
those connected with the company. Only
twenty shares had been dealt In up to
that time at $l4 a share. The par value
u the stock Is $40 q share.
The company has 100000 shares o.
stock outstanding and intends - Offer
400. 900 shares OF new stock which haze
been UNDERWATER by a syndicate sub
scr.ptionS will be received by the com.
pany and not by the syndicate, some OF
the members OF which have beer
swamped with buying orders. The pro
ceeds from the sale OF the stock vii
he devoted TO various corporate pur-
poses, such as current expenses, the
erection Of a mill. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Burke Stone has rented for Oliver ".
Oake tho residence he recently completed
on ~.Jsnvrin avenu Cedar Knobs, To W.
V. Lifsey. general Eastern passengcr
agent OF tho New York Central Rail
road also rented = house ON Marquard
atenue, Bronx Manor. to Charles A.
Wopd OF Forest Hills, I" |.
s. Osgood Pell 4 co, have leased for
"A long term the Pliny Fisk estate At
Milton Point, Rye, y. v, to Henry
I~nckhart, Jr.. president of the simplex
Automobile Company, The large Co
lonlal main house commands \ masni-
ficent view Of the Sound, and for l..
W. Robinson his house At Great Neck
10 Albert A. Cohn.
Julia Beverley Higgins has let for
Mrs. J. T. Atterbury her place at Noun
Kisco TO George r, Hopkins OF New
York for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25
THEATRE FOR R
''''""" BUILDING 70 10 IN Near
Lemon

w. tho south s,de Of l3Jth street. 81
PIT east "t LeuoA avenue, a neighbor-
''1 IN which mostly negroes live, n to
erected a two stor. fireproof theatre
accommodate 1000 people. II will
I've = frontage Of ST.6 feet and a depth
'' fect with = facade Of brick and
''d 'iia With q bust of Abraham Lin
't r'pI'"as on either side Of the en-
''., This theatre will be known as
'"i'o|n. Alexander J. Bruen IN
81 owner Henry u. Downs Is the
S'' anI tho architects are Jardinc,
" Nurdork. who have estimated
u cost at $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25
MONTHS EXPORTS, S163, 597 700.
Over Twice Of February, 1914.
Grain Leading In Increase.

WARRINGTON. March 2.-Accordlne
to a statement OF the Department OF
Commerce. exports in February OF
~breadstufrs. c~ottonseed oil, cattle. hogs
and sheep. meat and dairy products, cot
ton and mineral oils reached a total
value Of l6S,597.7O9 as against s77.-
1897 for February. 1914. For the
eight months ended with February. 1915,
the exports amounted to sSQ1, 296, 100 as
against tSi6.3s7.136 for the same period
a year ago.
Grain showed the largest increase
wheat jumping from 3,e46.9ot bushels
in February. 1914. to 2|4.4iS.912 bushels
In February, 1915 oats from lls.s33 70
s.55O.7ls bushels, and corn from s79,-
772 to 7,39O.3s6 bushels.
Fresh beef exports sod from
5l3.s45 pounds in February. 1914. "a
i1,SI3.16l pounds In February. 1915
canned beef from 2t3.766 10 7.2s4.72o
and bacon from i7.5l2.2a1 to 37,17l,iO.
pounds.
For the week ended March II the
exports OF copper amounted TO ls,o39,@6j
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25

The Haven Construction Company.
Charles Flaum president. has sold to
waltcr j. Rich for investment three
f,s story apartment houses just COM
,e'ed A. the northwest corner of North
frn avenue and lSOth street. on plot
.-ortug ~ feet on the avenue and ~
BE- ON the street. Title to the corner
was taken last July and the buildings
were completed. fully tenanted and sold
within seven months The property was
ed AZ s2S5 600 and the deal IL for all
cash. : 4. u n. Albert we're the
rokers in tho deal This l. the eighth
parcel purchased by Mr.. Rich through
he same broker within a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-25
F,Nh .ETs OLD I'D ~. CORNER.

II' former cafe Boulevard site At
ono d'''le and Tenth street became
i.'pcs'F Yesterday of the Pough-
'ehS'" NtNlrgs Rank for 500, 900. The
IN. N" rlalntjn in foreclosure proceed
: '."ushi against the Rosenfeld Realty
'INfn' and others to secure "A mort
s' l'HGW'uf which amounted TO about
IN ''' The banks representative
'9' Oh" only bid at the sale. which
A. '"'d1't"d hv Joseph +. Day. The
rope" oous.sts OF four AMI Ave story
''' '-s fronting S., feet or Second
''iI' fnd - feet on -enth street.