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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-02
Lighthouse Heroine to Be Seen
in Thrilling Storm
Story

Beginning with matinee tomorrow
and night an entirely new bill will be
presented at the Ye Liberty theater to
continue one week. The headliner
will be The Price of Treachery," a
powerful story with the daughter of a
lighthouse keeper as the heroine.
The story is one mainly of mari
time life and among the thrilling
scenes is a terrific storm at sea, the
blowing up of large schooner and
the heroic rescue of the captain and
his cook from the troublesome waters.
The story told is in brief as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-02
price OF TREACHERY Will Be
PRESENTED AT LIBERTY THEATER

Henry, the oldest son in the Will
liams family, takes upon himself a
crime committed by his younger
brother and is driven from home by
his father. He becomes captain Of a
schooner which founders and blows
up during heavy gale, but he and the
cook are rescued in a thrilling scene
by the keeper Of the lighthouse and
his daughter.
The younger brother had previously
met the daughter. He tries to abduct
her but the plan is foiled and he pays
the penalty of his foolhardiness with
his life. Henry falls in love with the
girl and eventually marries her.
The. third episode of THE Million
Dollar Mystery will also be com.
menced tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-02
SACRAMENTO RIVER
Is IN FULL FLOOD

REDDING, Cal, Feb. 1.-THE resi-
dents along the Sacramento valley are
preparing to face another flood. The
river is rising at the rate of foot an
hour, while one of the heaviest storms
in the history of Shasta county is rag
ing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Madison Square Hotels Coming
Down to Make Way for
Loft Building.


rhs approval Of the plans for the i'm
provement Of The Albemarle Hotel and
HOFFMAN House property on Broadway
from Twenty-fourth TO Twenty-ffth
s-~e- by me court yesterday was the
biggest item Of tho day. II means me
removal Of these landmarks and the
erection Of a tall loft building by he
thompson -Starrett Company on the sta
The property has n o yet been sold, but
there is nothing to prevent 1t. the last
obstacle being removed when the court
approved the plans for the future Of the
property. which was necessary, since IL
Is controlled by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company as trustee for the Kin
ney estate. TIL contract for the sale
81 the realty will he signed probably
to-day. Further details will be found
N another olumn. Aside from this
deal The day could not be called in
active. Several properties through the
city passed 10 new interests, a number
Of concerns leased quarters and activity
through the other boroughs and tho
suburbs we're reflected in the reports
from brokers' offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
BIG TRADE BALANCE GAIN.
the Week Ended February 30
n Was a3I,7s3,2aI.

WAsHiSoToH. Feb. e3.-Exports at
thirteen principal customs districts Of
this country doing about SIS per cent, OF
he nations export business amounted
~ SOS 442.2S0 FOR the week ended Feb
ruary 20 and the imports TO s3t.s5a.oia.
showing a favorable balance for the
United States for the week OF s3I. 7s3.-
o3I. For the week ended February l3
exports were s5+.1s6.%3o and imports
s:3.ss5.s23
New York, A. usual. led in exports
ard imports for the week. the exports
from hat port being &2s,243.l27 and the
IMPORTS so2.s22.loA
Cotton exported during the week
ended February 20 amounted to 33s. N63
bales, making the total for the past
eleven weeks 3.c3S.o3t bales
January exports OF br~adStuNS, cot
tonseed oil, food animals, meats and
dairy products, cotton ard mineral oils
amounted TO sl44.737.Ss5. as against
SOS, POS ,b6t In January, 1914 The big
G"st gain was made in wheat, the cN-
ports 'or January. 1915. being 2t.ns3,-
ass bushels. as against 1885 ltS bushels
In January, 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE SUGAR MARKET.
raw Qst~t--SRl~s About 10000
Naes-RrAnrd Unchanged

The raw sugar market was quiet and
steady y~esterdAN, with sales o. about
10000 bags for prompt shipment a. AZ
cents. The Cuban cable revealed In
rreas'ng operations al the island, and
stocks are ac'umulstinG owing to the
restricted movement. though they ara
stu far helow asst wear There We.
l13 centrals grinding las, week. agatus'
,he same number last year. Receipts
were %. non tons, against 81, 600 last
week and 100. 600 last year. Stock. to-
tailed 26o,0nO tons, against 2ll, 900 and
$1,000. Though freight rates are stlil
high they are considerably lower than
they were two weeks ago. Twenty-eiRht
cents was asked for steame- room yes
terday. and Il was understood that in
some instances 20 cents might be &C
cepted
Refined sugar was unchanged at So
ard & cents, Demand for walls
against existing contracts was light.
The sugar futures market At the COT
fee Exchange was moderately active.
with prices slightly easier. Total sales
were 1850 tons
prlraa uAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

s7TH ST. n .. $50 e Mad av. 20xI00.s 3.
May %. l~Sa0--Jss u steers TO the Bank
for say CITY OF y Y. ESQ Ith av $40, 900
NELSON. Az, 5 . bet W 175th st Il
haconb's I'd. 25x-. being lot ig6. map
Century Investing Co, annexed to deed
by said company to Ella VI Gchinitt.
June IS, l907-Eugene & Ida Strstton to
Ftdalma del Genovese. adnk, 1882
Montgomery av. atty, W G Low. $50
SAB 81. .2s Il. $, ,o6 E ist av. 25xios2.
Mar 20. 19il--jHcoh & Eliz Schans to
tho German saw Bank atty. \ Hy
Moslc, 80 Broad at $4,000
22D st. n $. 27s.i W sth av. 2t.t0xss?,
Feb a, is05-Ifenrictta Obst to Leopold
Soilnser. attys. s~olinser & s.. l52
DIST II. s. = rs, 20 " PARK sv, .issSs7.
Jan II. lsi1-Mary II Maynard to Tltle
Guarantee & T Co. 11s Bway -. $4,000
2iTH ST. 332 II. mort on leasehold, 81,
Mar ~, le14-Antonlo Pillcro to Jacob
Rupert. Inc: atty. w II stewart. 1899
SAME r%RoPERrY & ~dat--sam. to same;
iisTH sT. $. 27i " ID av. ssxlsoil. Jan
2S. ~i907-Iazar 4 Bernard Msrgulies to
sam Bernard. Si7 W seth st attys. Kan.
trowitz & +. 800 Bwsy ......... $4,000
i1sTH st. e p. 932 W I'd av, 39xl00ll,
Jan IS. ieo7-same to Florence Bernard
AftY, am e &. o . d. . . 10 =. . . . e . . j "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
EAST SIDE HOUSE SOLD.

EAST SD STREET.-Percival Kuhne
has sold to Harold &. Matthews the
four story and ba @ dwelling AT
% East Sixty-third street and 10
Madison avenue. at the northwest
corner Of those th~oroughfares. WILL
tam p Macy 4 Co. were the brokers.
TIE house occupies q lot fronting
90 feet on tho avenue and 10 feet on
SixtyIthird street. II was taken in
exchange by Mr.. Matthews for tho
Chagornac apartments. a six story
structure az s and : West Ninety
first street. recently reported sold.
AvENUE.-The Young wo-
mems Christian Association has ac-
quired for the Harlem branch two
old dwellings al 27s and 27s Lenox
avenue, southeast corner OF 124th
street, for the purpose OF erecting a
new home. The association owns the
ahuttjng property at ~ Ia 16 West
lg4th street. and II is understood
that tho combined properties are to
be improved with one structure. Tho
scQuis't!on was made through Horace
6 Ely 4 Co. and Harris s. Lines,
who purchased the properly for the
association from John J. Spowers,
EAST 1oSTH STREET-Fred Open
heimer as broker has sold for the
Many Fred sta to an investor 1856
AMI 1877 East l0Sth street, two FIVE
story and basement brownstone rats.
~ 4 plot 33.sxi0o. north side. 1865
re- east OF Lexington avenue. This
deal Was an all cash transaction.
DROADWAY.-The Cleo Construction
Company. Inc. has purchased from
the New York Operating Company
the northeast corner Of Broadway
and iS4tn street. a lot 25Nl16.4. for
improvement with a story
apartment house.
EAST 18TH STREET-william II.
pchson has sold for John T. Golden
20 A client for cash IA East ll9th
street. n four story fiat, on lot COX
lo0.l l. The property ia diagonally op-
pos.'e Public School rs. at the north
cas-. corner Of Pleasant venue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Plaintiffs. against sarah II oreenblatt ana
others, Defendants.
In pursuance q a judsment o, n
the above entitled action, bearing date the
10th day of February. 1915. !. the under.
nnjasm"Sodd,. viii Ell a. publlc auction. a the
Street. IN the Borough Of. Manhattan, CITY
JosSpha r. bay, -suctioneer. the pr.imi.ss
directed by said Judgment TO be sold. and
All that certain lot. piece or parcei %
land, with the building and impSovemente
tss Ssrs sssi''s o. ' ManS,, 's,n' 60 ses s q NJ. y
York, County and state OF New Yorf.
bounded and described as follows;
side Of one hundred and. eleventh street,
distant one hundred and sixty-four feet
eastwardly from the corner formed - 1ms
hundred aud eleventh street with the east
erly side OF Eighth Avenue runnine tnsnoe
n n ]oy' e &. a,s H,sh ,h hlehtnn : party
wall. one hundred feet eleven incnes:
thence eastwardly; parable, TItn One s ssst:
,h.9cs soulhwsrdIy: again Ps,, "a, .,. ~ass
inches to the northerly. side. o. one Y =
wardiy.. along the northerly side Of One
hundred and eleventh street thirty-siS rev
to The point or place Of BEGINNING
number 2aa'West one hundred ana eleventh
street
D'''4 h;2Ta sS TG srii.z EsHEssFz ,'i R:, 49,:
HEYMANN & HERMAN Attorneys fos
rla,ntirs 10 IS Nassau street 30.
The following is a diagram Of the prop.
ertv to he sold, as DESCRIBED above, the
street number being aNs West iiith strssti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following, realty corporations were
'hSrter@d al Alesny yesisrday,
capital 10000. directors. = ADAMS,
James \. Corcoran and John A Clarke,
y 8 & }. Corporation, Manhattan: capt.
"a, $4,000, directors, Joseph Newark.
Harry Jacobs. The Rronr; Irving II sha-
El'is Assets Corporation. Manhattan.
,apita', 10000 directors. william A. 81
Is Ir. Aune Z James and cherry A
Excellent Realty COMPANY. Inc, Man.
hattsn. capital, 10000 directors. George
W. ku'scher. Sew Brighton, staten Island
Robert ! noh'son and John schreyer,
Rcy-m Company, Inc Manhattan. capt
tsl $4,000, directors virginia II Never.
New York city.
state Land Developing Company. Man
haitian; caGitsl. $4,000; directors. Harry
Joseph Mancusc, BROOKLYN, y. v.
- 7 Proctor Lar hmont COMPANY, Inc ,
Manhattan: capita. 5000, directors.
len New York city Lester II. Riley,
haitian, capita 5000; director. cisr.
!. Jordan. Morris r Fronks and Samuel
l.. Frooks New York city
Iral Realty Company, Manhattan capt
al. 5000: directors, Eleanor Frank.
Sirnon Frank and Jesse simon New York
'FIll' IFflAl 'NIilHfHAt MHI'lH'ltfs
capital. $1,000; directors, \. Douglass.
charles =. Sands, Now York city Fam
81 douglass. The RrouA.
I,us,h Realty Corporation, Manhattan:
Hrl'ti, g.. 500; directors. Alexander Rnser.
samuel Rosen and Fanny Roson. Mount
Vernon. y. V
G?i aga Proadwav Holding Company.
lr,, Manhattan. capital. 1900. directors.
Charles Adams. nathan Eisenharg
Tho Bronx. Barnett Feinhers Now York
city
Nraral Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
cauItul, $1,000 directors, curtis + BYRON.
> gmund %Iicrz's and Robert L. K-arney.
Sew York city.
Carlloyd Realty. Company. Inc. Man.
haitian capital, $500; directors, Bertha
Price. Richard Pric. and Max Ettline.r
New York city.
%cvah CONSTRUCTION Company. Inc, Man,
haitian. capita, $500; directors. Herman
!. Reiss, AIMS Reiss and Joseph R.iss
Tho BRONX, Now York city.
Edelin, Realty 'ompauN. Inc, Tn.
pron>, capita, so 900, directors, Edward
g. Gibbs, Jacob Karin and Beatrice
Bresslor, tn Bronx, New York city
Flandreau & MacRohcrts. Inc. King.
r. F,ardreau, Nelson v Flsndreau. New
s s9S6s ". \ Y Charles a ""oHoS'r''
Nl'um Realty Corporation. Inc, New
Rochelle capital $1,000 directors
Gregory Dillon Mary VI. Dillon ana Ksth,
erin. Rrady New Rochelle, y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
LOT sWTNDLERs SENTENCED,
James HOtt~nus Gets Three Years,
Woman Agent Three Months.

For using the malls 10 operate a fake
real estate scheme N which wampy
lots at the foot OF the Watching Noun
tG!vs, In New Jersey, were solo to people
in moderate circumstances who hoped
10 build homes In the country James
Nottenus, head Of me- James Realty
Company, WAS sentenced to three years
IN the Federal pe~nitentiary at Atlanta,
ca. by Judge Neterer in the United
states District Court Yesterday, His
chief sales agent, Mrs. Rose stack, was
sentenced TO three months OF Black
wells Island,
Eottenus and Mrs Stack were found
guilty last Saturday, the jury deliherat-
ing just a few minutes on the question
OF their guilt or innocence According
10 Assistant United States Attorney
Raymond II, Sarraty, RotteuuS cleared
at least $4,000 In his swindling scheme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
GERMAN EXPORTS TO
U. s. GREAT AS EVER.
S1O.O70.O16 Worth Received
Here in January Against
$10.526.463 in 1914.
MUCH LESS FROM FRANCE

Germary's success In maintaining
her January exports to the port Of
New York at practically unchanged
figures from those OF tho previous Jan.
uary VAS accomplished through the
variety of products exported. In which
anillne dyes figured lsrgely, according
to statistics made public at the Gus
tom House yesterday. Total imports
from Germany in January were $40
070,0l6. against $10,b26.463.
Coal tar color were received at New
York from Germany during the month
amounting to Si,0l9.sOS. as compared
with s3S5.207 In January of the year
before, In addition to which alizarin
worth st5s,996 was received here,
AGAINST s2s.077 In January ~ year ago.
Hops, kid gloves and manufactures of
fax were considerably increased in
volume over January. 1914.
The heavy falling OF in the imports
from France. which amounted TO more
works. laces and cotton and woollen
goods. especially dress goods. As
against s2.I33.9 03 OF imports OF art
works In January. 1914. only s3l9.6S2
were received last month. Other heavy
declines were IN laces from s719.15s to
S5,l72, In wool dress go 1ds from $446.-
527 to s12.922. In cotton dress goods
from ss53.5Ss to $3.50 30e and in dyed
and colored cottons from sta5.649 to
s24457.
The ten day statement Of exports Of
foodstuffs for the first ten days OF
February showed wheat exports for the
period to be moro than three times the
quantity exported in the frst ten days
OF January. the figures being 3.36i,0s
bushels, against /, 0s2, 77s. Italy was the
largest taker. 2.261 PAS bushels going
from New York to that country. as
compared with 555,1Ss bushels in the
January period.
England was tho second largest buyer
Of wheat. getting 6o4, 3os bushels, against
1884 France got 377.172 bushels,
against s3.s72.
Exports OF wheat Tour. OF which Bel
GUM got IN. largest volume % ship
fnents-lla,27l bags. against nothing in
the previous perioi-were considerably
larger than in the January period. az
were exports OF corn. corn meal and
oats.
General exports for the week ended
February 90 amounted to s26.267,lo5.
The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $751;
$50 81. OF which Sl5Gl23 ts was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s435.74575 for recent
im~por,ations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. '2s ~EnLawye,s TIE !n's Tco
I. luS 4 r 90, 100 Bwdy, ,,..,.. So 600
18TH IT. 35l w Y Trust co to City
MIG 60 10 Van 1t atty l. '"' a r.
l.i,SGr ST ST. H ss1 w-cit:y Mtg 90 10 &isldo'ma
Essentold. al + llth st, atty, TT Ins
4 r 60. $50 Rway. ..,,....... SIS, 600
WARREN ST, ct q T co to Ida
adams and ano, 7si 81 av; atty y q
WEST END Az, slo-Anrs 6 R's'ow to
lrma = Loeb Ithaca y v stt,: I, q
7TH. ~. soi-clars stern 20 Potter w.ncn.
AMSTERDAM Az. W =. All 1.2d II. .as
100 frederic de T. Foster and ano, trus,
~ Herman lie II Jones l7b " 72t 81, | =
part; atty,- l. ins & 7 60, 1850 Bwhv s.
shMM pHqPEWMr} sane T., hmGrots x
SAM PROPERTY SAM. TO Mary k
Bradford, goo Bwsy. IA part, st'...
AMSTERDAM ~, "u 5 ilst =.
?5XlGGnC ornciius r Ki4FS'and; Ius. TO
LIT In. & r -. 100 Rway,..,.. 81 900
SAME PRoPERrY-Same 10 same atty
ia8p ST. 81 w--Charics W wafer to !
li2zctte Cummings, rassaic, y J; atty,
G Irving Latin Workers, y Y.......t
nrOns.
uNtoN TRUST 90 AS tru,' to Anna g
srTi.IivGAH, Michil' j. .sr, to Annie V 'Da1,yyV'
Fdn. ASH 3 mtGs ..,.,... 81
SAME to same gdn, asn 2 mtgs ..,....tl
CLEARy. Bridget, 10 IamcsN Elliott s., ooo
ca NrBELle MARY l., and ano, to Maret
TABOR ...... 900. O. , .. -. . u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
BOOK CO.. IN BIG LEASE.
Take walker street space-Other
Commercial Leases.

Commercia Leaaes.
CHARLES r. Moves Company has leased
for Gilbert r. Heublein of Hartford to
the James q. Shaw Blank book Com
pany for a term OF years at an aggree
gate rental OF 100000 the building at
12-74-76 Walker street, corner OF Cort-
landt alley. Extensive alterations win
be made from plans of Frederick Putnam
Platt. The building just leased was
vacated only a few weeks ago by Cal
houn. Robbins a Co.
Louis Schrag has leased the third loft
in the building at the northwest corner Of
Thirty-seventh street and Eighth ave.
u to he Old Masters Art Society and
with the Cross a. Brown Company the
top loft In 1923 West Twenty-seCond
street to Michel Mouari.
Goodale. Perry & Dwight have rented
the store and basement at 40 West
Twenty-eighth street to Harry A. Bun
yard for a term OF years.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased To the
Realty Restaurant Company the four
story building at 21+ West Thirty-eighth
street and to Mrs. Rind, doing business
as Recamicr Manufacturing Company,
the second loft at $40 sixth avenue.
Walter J. Solomon has leased stores
In the Terminal Building. corner Thirty
fourth street and Seventh avenue, to
John P~etropulas; In the Fancher Build
ing. 90 Warren street. to Jacob Cohn:
at I West Forty-second street. TO vul-
a Metals Company. and In the Unity
building. TAI Sixth venue to Harry
weiner.
Real Estate Management Company
has leased the store and basement nj
PITS Broadway for Ave years for q Gift
shop.
A P. Ccburn has leased the skin
floor in the Scott & Bovine Building. 400
Pearl street. to the Rrieger Press. Inc.
FOR a term OF FIVE years.
!. Arthur Fischer has leased to Charles
Fuller the four story and basement
dwelling at 20t West Fortieth street.
and 20 Richard Pheelban the four story
house AT $50 West Fourteenth street.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the front harf OF the tenth floor.
Underhill Building. 43s to AS West
Thirty-seventh street. to Palmer & OIL
YER for a term Of years. stephen s.
Johnson represented the owner.
William A. white 4 Sons have rented
the store and sem at 1855 Reade
street to the Shenandoah Produce Com
pary.
NJ. Rosenthal Company has lea sed q
loft at 81 West Thirty-ninth street to
Landsner 4 Pearl. costumers.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for a term Of ten years the store
and basement in the Bali Realty Build
ing. 36-s West Thirty-seventh street, to
q. W. Faher. Inc, wholesale importers
OF cigars and tobacco. G. w Faber.
Inc. has been located in the wendall
Building, 1 Beaver street. for the last
thirty or forty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
WHITNEY BUYS JERSEY ACRES.

YOUNGSTOWN. n. j.. Feb, 2S.-Harry
payne Whitney now owns one OF the
finest building sites near Brookside. five
miles from this town, according to a
deed which has been recorded In the
offi'e 81 tho County Clerk. Tho deed
shows that Mrs. Helen Barney Alex
snder. widow OF Archibald s. Alexander,
Hss transferred her tract OF nearly 200
acres 10 Mr. Whitney. The property
vas acquired from a number OF small
'a~Ndholders six wears ago n Mrs. Alex
aNdor began the building OF roads and
oscillation OF a water supply prepara-
tory - ,hr erection OF a large house
Financial reverses on the part OF Mrs.
N~eNander's father were given at the
tine as the reason for suspendlng the
Work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Samuel Herbert. Wolfe and others;
Plaintiffs. against sarah X. Greenolatt ana
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore:
closure ana sale. duly made and entered
IA the above entitled action. bearing date
undersigne1. the referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange Ssln,room 500 hS eCswey
or y Nv York. on the 10th day OF March.
1918. AT ~ O'Clock noon on that day. oy
Joseph = Day; alctioneer; re prsrn, ne
therein described ~ follows: All that GER
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land. with thS
buildings and improvements tnereSs
Borough OF Manhattan OF the city OF New
York. in the County and state Of New
Y,rk. bounded and described as follows:
o. one hundred and eleventh street. dis.
ta-' on. hundred and twenty-sight feet
.as,er.y ron ne !. cG nd I'm. .laey OF One
hundred and eleventh street. with the
eNs'cr'y side % Eighth Avenue. running
thence nor,heriy parallel WITH Eighth Ave.
VA one hundred feet eleven inches; theme:
esster'v. parallel with one hundred and
,ou.heriy. parallel with Eighth Avenu:
ana part Of the way through a party wall
ore hundred feet eleven inches to the
no-'he-,y side q: one hundred and eleventh
northe-ly sidc NJ one hundred and eleventh
stree' ,hlr,y-slx 'eet 70 the point or place
known ~ tho street number 25i West
ps,ed, Sew York, February 18Th: i,is.
HrvN>vv' HHEPMkN, Attorney for
r.A'utirs 40 81 Nassau street Boz
oarh of M'uha'ten c''y Of New York.
er,y 10 he sod. A. described ahov.. the
street numN"- being c51 West iilth street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
RRooKLNN DWELLINGS SOLD.

Charles X. Buckley has sold to a
Client Of John Pullman tho Tour story
hrowns'oue dwelling at So2 Carrou
street. on lot 25Xlo0.
Henry pierson & Co. have sold for
The Jerome Property Corporation, lel
g.. Johns place. between Seventh n
Eighth venues a three story n base
ment brownstone private dwelling, on
plot aOxl00. owned by Julia Winsor. The
purchaser will hold for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
MIG ,>uURY PARK THEATRE.

Henry and Walter Rosenberg have
purchased from william Staufrer a plot,
snNla0, on Goodman avenue Asbury
Park. y. J. ON this plot will be erected
a modern f%reproof theatre. with a seat
''s capacity Of $500. which will be the
.ars"s' theatre in the State OF New Jer-
g. Work will be started at once and
'He 'h"A're viii he completed about June
u william n McFlfatrick will be the
ar.b'""' The broker in the transaction
ms W'l am c. Burroughs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
NEW WHELAN CORPORATION
U.ited window Advertising ca
IL Organized.

George j Whelsn and his associates
have formed a new 5000. 900 COMPANY,
which Is To he known as the United Win
dow Advertising Company 1t is said
that none of the stock OF the company
il To he offered for sale, but ls to be kept
rs an asset Of the United Cigar stores
Company,
The new concern plans TO place In tho
windows Of tho United Stores advertise
Iments OF the different kinds OF tohacCos,
pipes and other wares which II sells
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
NEW HEIGHTS THEATRE.

A large moving picture theatre 10
planned for that part Of Washington
Heights that IL at present receiving
attention from apartment builders. A
lease is said To have been made by John
Whalen TO =. II. Lynch OF the large
plot on the north side OF l6oth street
extending from Broadway to Fort Wash
ington avenue. Mr.. Lynch has had
plans drawn by Eugene Schoen for a
theatre and stores 10 cover the property.
Ar estimated cost OF 800, 900 Is placed
on the Improvement. The playhouse will
have q seating capacity Of 5000 per-
sons.