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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Returned From cnmn-

tharics llavisson returned last even
ing from the boosters camp al Bowers
Town. ana reported the camp one OF the
Ilncst aiong the river. Tho camp f. COM
posed or local men and ~ Is said they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

IN auto driven by George t'oss aud
met"tcf Gle came together on lower
IIutn"al SUNDAY afternoon With me
result that the motorcycle Was deroI-
isheu. Inc auto war owned bv Mvies
M csrail but az the time ~ the accident
D. was driven by Coas. SO person va
hurt F'" ""H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

large force Of men has been en-
EaEcd In putting IN a curb in front %
the pump house Of the Loveland Wate~
aln l.lEht company. 4 street crossing
o. also being put IN go that the citizen9
VIII not get their feet muddy IN walk
INK across the street at this place. Tho
ton Of street CommissIoner T.dwart
Erurka ''fsti"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The city board OF education Will meet
In regular session In the office OF super
fntendent J. A. jackson. Thursday even
inG. Final arrangements FOR the com
mencement exercises will b. made and
several other matters will be given at
tcntfon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Mrs. John SteEer. OF Bellaire. are guests
of friends here
Attorney George blackboard Of Wheel
ing. was a legal visitor here today
Robert Michencr. Of bridgeport. was
here to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
BRIDGEPORT


| me novelty 81 the oneniur az ~.
saloons IN this city after a period or
- years idlencaf. seems o. he ~
on. Tho crowd on the streets iast .,.,
lhs was the smallest for two Veef.s Ia
l'ctl place where twelve bartenders
. evening ""@f iaNt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Lar. Crowds Attending.

Large crowds are attending the mis-
SION services which are being held this
Week at ST Mary's Catholic church and
they are proving very Interesting Fa-
thsr Cahill and Father clark OF Louis
vie. KY. are assisting Rev. Fathe-
Mulhearn In conducting the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The $1,000 damage suit OF Angelo
Molli VS.. The Johnson Coal Company will
occupy the attention OF Judge Lynch in
common pleas cour Tuesday The plain
tiff sustain edtinJuries I'm the mine which
he charges were due 60 the negligence OF
The defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Belaire physicians will 20 TO Barnes
VILE this Afternoon TO attend a meeting
OF the Belmont County Medical Sosiety
a report OF the meeting OF the Ohio
state Medical Society held last week at
Cincinnati will be made by DR.. Cone
Addresses will also be made by a num-
Der OF physicians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Elected Onioarn

The Junior circle Kings Daughters.
hsld an important meeting az the home
OF Miss Ruth Petit ca North Fourth
street last evening and number OF i'm
portant matters were given atteutIop
| oncets Tor the ensuing year were also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isle.


plant Sunday night the raw river water
viii be used for the next few days. The
bonnet or the - inch valve that con-
meets the filter with the pump broke
iettlng the water In the publication beds
leak out. The broken bonnet will DO
repaired in a few days. when the alter
plant will be placed in commission
again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The members Of the Loyal DauRhters'
class OF the Christian church. entertain
cd with a mothers party at the church
last evening. The church was beautiful
" decorated Tor the occasion and large
number were In attendance. a fin pro-
gram was rendered by the members %
the class, after which refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

M the church on Twentieth street Al
which time this matter viii h. consid-
tr"u ny all members. Plans are being
made Tor hike in tho country Tina
parry VIII leave IN IN" morning and will
ENJOY the day In ell kinds OF outdoor
sports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
MeetinE T1.is EVENING.

Inc Woman's CIV h. League will hold
IN important meeting this evening in the
hlrkwo"d NJ. =. church. and full at
Tendance ~ desire5. Several matters
that WIZ be important to all members
Will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The fourth division Of the Ladies' Ala
Society Of the Second Presbyterian
church. vii meet this evening az the
home 0f Mrs.. ~. A. Hcinfrin. on Gravel
WI Mrs. J. " McGraw will assist the
hostess in entertaining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

of No CITY are getting ready 20 reaurue
gperatioua. = number % extra cars have
whistles 81 the mines we're hfovp ,is-
t@rday morning for the first time for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Every Evening al Belle Isle.


The residents OF this city expActed
frost last evening and a. a result low
srs and tender plants We're covered Up.
ne night was one Of the coolest Ina May
Tor some time and precautions were
taken 10 prevent the freezing OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

schafer. 81 this city. was called aud AZ
yer dressing his wounds haa him re-
hoN.d 10 the hospital. where he was
evening. W. i"'t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

The work OF paving Twentieth
street will soon be completed. as the
force OF men was laying brick yester-
day and will probably finish up to
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Knights ~ Columbus held r1setlr 2
laet night ana completed plans for the
big meeting and initiation 10 be held In
mis- city en SUNDAY. May 90
william sherman hos returned o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Tee Bellaire Fairgrounds association
Will hold an Important meeting this
evening I'm the Commercial club rooms.
business OF Importance will be trans
acted and all members are urged TO at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

Joseph sv-inron. ~ this cftE. b. rs~ov-
eerinE ~ TIE Martins Ferry hospital from
me efferts ~ IN explosion 81 p pan q
SAT'lin~ with which be was WORKING Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
Sick Headaches
Disappear

Sick headaches vanish like magic
when TRlETS are taken. The poi
sons that come 20 the brain from
foul, waste matter in the intes-
tines are quickly gotten rid %
when you take TRlETS.
They rouse the liver 70 action. so
that IL throws Of the excess bile.
The sour. fcrmenting food In the
intestines is passed on making
you feel we'll and cheerful
TRlETS are sure. safe. gentle and
easy 20 take Spcarmint favored.
Sold by most ur-to-datc druggists
Two sizes. lOc and 25c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
DANCIN,

must b. sold to Insure the success o.
the affair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
MIG BROOkLYN FACTORIES.

i1ans for the construction of several
concrete ten story loft buildings on
Ic"er Broadway from the building line
"t he Manufacturers Citizens Trust
,ompany branch At 81 Broadway TO
Wythe avenue. "A distance of about $50
feet. have been prepared. Tho buildings
are to cost between $500. 900 and $500.
900. The plans provide for the develop-
ment OF lower Broadway. williamsburg.
as a manufacturing centre. The building
az - broadway. which Ia owned by the
Observation-Disclosures Trust COMPANY.
g branch being maintained there. was
10 nave been remodelled and turned into
a lot building. These plans have been
changed, however. and now the bank
building Is not to be touched. hut the
Improvement is TO take place from the
building line Of the - Broadway build
ing. The trust company owns several
taxpayers close to the bank building.
Shampan a Shampan are prcrarire
plans for a Ave story apartment house
10 be erected on plot s1xlO0 on the
north side of Ross street 21b feet east
or Bedford avenue. to cost $4,000. for
l. HIATT. The building will he erected
on the side of the Ross street Presby.
terrain Church. which has been con.oli.
dated with another church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
GOULDS QUIT MO. P. TODAY.
benjamin. y. Busb Expected 10
Head BOARD Of Directors.

New Management Of the Missouri "a
rifc - expected to take charge NJ tho
road to-day In 50 Louis. supplanring the
Diou'ds Tho proNy COMMITTEES formed
under the Leadership NJ Kuhn. Loeb 4 90
MI be- prescr, A. tho meeting. and A.
II has already been announced that me
committee las received proxies for more
than a majority OF the stock NJ s'ipup
IN plans "a looked for ana 4 ia accepted
that the ticket Of directors proposed nv
tho committee viii Ia c,ectct
';corg" ! ,,ou'd as chairman ~ tho
board Of directors Will stop on' and ms
place. r. is expected wl he dllcd nv
R"rjamiu r Bush. now press icnt OF
tho road. who has received the strong
,ndorscmcn' ~ tho new .pte-ests az a
man whose operating skill has kept the
road ~ tho highest point possible Of
physlcel condition and carving cBpA'-
ity VI EIsn. y = und'-st 90, VII
continue - ~ 'N" -" Il president
Tho operating direction II -. road
VIII he almost entirely 'r charge ~ Ny
Bush and run entirely from ST Louis
The New York operating Offices WI be
given M. = Is believed, and a regime
~ ecouoW ~ tNis "U1 Instituted which
Wv make the office here only a small
o9o for stock iraus'o- purposes and for
d%i,er.ors' meetings. vrich VIII continue
tp hc hold IN New York
The n~ntrr!1! direction ~ to road
Will he centred with tNc New YORK
banking interests. Otto -. Kahn, Alex.
andcr J Hcmph!ll. Paul n Crivlth.
Finley ! shepard. Edwin g Ncrr''.
- l. Ntr~ir0 and Y Lancaster W.
idm- LEFT ~ York ~ sunday for thu
Wr"tinE
\ plan ~ f' ,n.Ip 'o,ui.s'uo. wi,'
b. 'aNcn mp soon sf''r ~" .cw nut1cji q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copp~- market was brisk yes'er-
daS with good owe Sunday orders com
ing by cable. II was noted that last
weeks inquiry Appropriated 10000
600 pounds for foreign account. and
a large part OF this business mas
since been placed. Russia has been
a notably large purchaser Of all
metals and II o in tho market for
additional tonnsges Of copper and spol-
ter. BUSINESS Home Yesterday in cleo
trolvtic was or a itR, cent basis for
the most part, although there were in.
stances cited where the price would be
shaded a tr,fe.
The situation in srelter continued
most interesting. with spot Just as hard
70 secure AS was the case last week.
The shifting Or 4 part Of the Butte and
Superior concentrates ~ the American
Zinc. Lad and Smelling Company upon
refusal OF thN American Metal Com
Dany 80 0rn'i lie 10 handle the fun ton
mage was looked upnn as r favoraN's
factor. az tho shortage would have been
much moro pronounced were the Butte
and Superior Company forced 70 cut sc
production ~ suit rs smelling contract.
spot spelt-r was SIN quoted At about II
cents -. Louis.
Lead showei some snap and sales
were effected between 3o5 and 4 cent.
4 pound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
RIG CHELSEA LOFT
TRADED FOR FLATS
rcalt, Co.. Buys 80 Foot
Ba;lding at III to Jt6 West
I'D Il. for 5000. 600.
st HOOL BUYS

-rs t. I," building at $50 to $40
o... Ty,.', t'iri street. the property
. Lid, ltr,- and William Lyall estate.
oe,l sold 800 4 trade In which Mats
y,..,l'". Harlem and Long Branch.
y 4. were gwen IN part payment. The
.,,l involved about 5000. 900 and will
.,s1',. according TO Mark G. Duross,
,erre,ary Of the puross Company. bro
,srs .n the deal. in many changes in
,,,rcn, West Twenty third street. The
s,ld.re. which is not modern. is to be
made over uy the standard owners
ee,li, Company. the new owners. At
last $4,000 will be expended in making
.e changes. which. IL is said. will be
extensive. when finished there will he
sy loft structures in the river end of
ne Chelsea district that will surpass the
made over loft building Four stories
high. the building covers a site OF 4
quarter acre fronting $50 feet on the
south OF Twenty-third street about mid
way between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues. II is 100 feet deep. Next to Il,
toward Tenth avenue. Is the big factory
a, the American Tobacco Company.
which extends through to Twenty-sec.
o1d street. D%tagonally across Twenty
,hrd street from the loft is the former
Chelsea branch OF the suspended United
states Express Company. The site OF
he loft building has been owned by the
Moore estate since 1855 The Lyan
e.,a,c has owned the building for some
time and held the entire property at
,eoo o0o. the brokers' report. In part
PAYMENT for the building and ground
ease the estate has agreed to take three
properties. These properties are the
apartment at 81 and So East Ninety
eighth street, a six story building with
three stores, or a plot 80 feet wide and
i00.ll feet deep. adjoining the northeast
corner % Madison avenue. II wa valued
% tho deal at $4,000. The Harlem
property which figured in the trade is
80 East ll1th street. a Ave story Nat
o. lot ?|jxi0o.if. about 1875 feet east OF
Third avenue. II was valued at s24, 900.
The Long Branch nat. which was held
by the standard Owners Realty Com
pany at 10000. is at i76 Chelsea ave.
rue Il Is a three story house on plot
!eoNiI0. In the rear is a garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
TENNESSEE COPPER NJ
psnt. OfHciai Ocnir. ImpcrdtuG
ihnug~ ~ the Control.

10 Nl- ru3norei ~ Wal Street 70
ierl,v mat coutr"l of the Tennessee
Copper Company mad been taken over
by the standard on Interests and NO
National Clty Bank Au officer OF the
bank who II also ii d.rceror of the Ten
nessee company made an omphatic de-
Mai Other dirertorH ~aii there a
no truth m 'i' runlor
The uWo htd " thu james Phillips.
Jr. president ri the company. had sold
hts Interests, consisting ~ some 10000
shares, the largest single holding In tn
companN. l'ticv Wedge, the Nice-presI-
dent. va to he the new president, 70
was said 10 was imp ss.r,e las, nigh
10 Ct In touch with either NJ Phillip
pr Mr. Wcdg' TIE Tr"ros.rc copper
Company = capitalized at S5,noo, GOO, all
of which .- outstluduE The shares
ha Nn 4 mn MINI Of ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
TAKING BUSINESS SPACE.
Upper Wholesale and Retail Sec
lions show Continued Acttvtty.

X r. Levy has ,ea soa IN Nm. p,,rh,
gowns. nov, IA haI Fifth yaruo ~.
store and basement, a, Tia fifth ava
nue. he, ween Fifty-if,h and E~ftv-sxtb
streets Th,s snnro 2ox,oo 10 ,,L.n ,o.
"A term of ,on ye.rs -, a rc,,a, r.nar,o,
To bc sopc,hing hs,ov, ,ot ooo 49,
Tucker. spevers g 70 hovs ,.assa 60
Uym,n prisvo, a.. hasa,nan, 60 y.
cs w, rtts.n H.an WI al
r,,,,oir a. ,nattu -. ..
Hoo. -, 81 p.nan - =
,JdI,a,, w. .ey".
,b. t.hir yoI,na wo,,mr' =, a5o r.,S,
.von,,a az. W,In -
ua.,I.. - ~,
n'.,,','u Nr"h'he' u,ass! nIos' anu
ov.,nu,u na'" az ''' run aNenue 70
Sa'',r.nw'!'c Nasn q eeern,an, y.
r"N"'u,n :" %. usehe y 'h,ner q
~ "uu N"nr' "ioua Ut nv btoau-
WY "rn'eN 10 " T." Marco N MARIA ana
joseph lappln'lh'
'lark T. m mas leased the
store ana basement AT ~ East Forty-
'lsn.h STREET TOT u ter,n o' zen yearS
TO James "A. Jenkins books and sta
tlonery. now at III Madison avenue
inc second lott III west forty-
sixth street for a term OF years. TO
Schneider a SChmlttlapp. mems tailors,
now at az Firth avenue.
The Brett Il Goode Co. has leased the
front half of the NTH floor In $50 to
1876 Lafayette street. containing about
$500 square feet. to the Waste Trade
Publishing Company, represented by the
Charles +. Noyes Company.
T.. A. Turner has leased Tor Charles
Schweinler the house at l27 East
Twenty-clghth street 10 the Lans Curl
osity Company the corner store AT 1l9
Lexington avenue TO Shukeil Arikian.
Peasc & Gilman have rented the
store at the northwest corner OF Fifty
fourth street and Madison avenue TO
the Berger Naleting Company.
GEORGE Il. Read & co. have leased FOR
ten years the store, basement and sub
basement at 81 Warren street through
20 - Murray street. containing $4,000
square feet. to th" Peerless Rubber Man
ufacturing Company. a subsidiary Of the
United states Rubber Company.
Alexander ]. Roux & co. have leased
the first loft IN the building at the
northwest corner ~ Centre and White
streets to tho Edward r Ladew Com
panv.
william A White & Sons have rented
% West street ~ the J. w Fiske Iron
Works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
BIG PATTERSON THEATRE.

PATERSON. y. j., March ono Of
the largest theatres in the country viii
10 erected this spring by -. !. Roudy
n a syndicate OF theatrical mon Of
the middle West AZ Church and Ilrsou
streets, on the site vii ch was chosen
ten wears ago as the proposed terminal
Of the New York and North Jersey
RAPID Transit Compsnys electric limo.
now abandoned. 1t will seat i,ijo per
Sons. Plans have been completed hv
Thomas w. Lamb OF New York, builder
or the Strand. I>ocw. cort and Shuhcrt
theatres In New York. The building
VIII BE- Il three story structure. althoug'
tho theatre vii consist ouly Of the or
cfestrs. scat ug c.sio, aud one halcnul
seating Loo Its prohah bio cost has
been made public ~rh,topldys and
vaudeville Will 10 given. according to
the present plans Of tho promoters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
Rtt ORDED LEASES
Manhattan

GRANp ST sas1. store and p.r, base
Eagle Printing Ink 30. = ,IiU -. 2 ~
from May /, 1919. "tt, II u pouuo'ls.
ST NICHOLAS ~. 1885,, ,,o floor. over
store VIM 7 Coydc to ,'tn John. 1853
Columbus ~. , yrs from Oc' a.. i9'3
attys. M'Loughltn a Martin. 800
l.sTH 81. Jog y. Al-Kachcl Nl,,r to
julius Blumcufeld. - lt3l st. yr-
from Feb /. 1915. attys. 'iroSsn"'l .Hros
~ Az. ie3. Two noors Abort Spkoisk, to
David EItcubein ioi "a ~. . . 3. SIS
from M,h T. isI', ATTY. r prash'.ncrs
ilsrH 81, s. " store and par, e,.smcut
5 y Is Rernheimer % to David
Fuchs aud ano, - Manhattan Az.
Grosstold Bros. Us Nas-.u ~ 8. 800
BRoADWAY. : " cor ssth 81 stor" -less'
" nhrich ~, al 10 y" ~" 90 2:.'
atty. ! ,r"uin. $40 Columbl rs ts.ooo
attn ST. -, 'iS ". tI.'h tioo' .Elr.. r.
sna T%s,,. to 7 IT, Dc t. Tol M.r' st. P'' ID
from MAJ ! 1915, attys' Wtson b "
isT Az i7s, store and h Eav Raf'rf to
Abraham Goodman. l79 1s' av. w
from May /. isi: 5000
and h--Annie Msrder 10 The Holstru.
aiiy. ID Pope d Idberi!S .''' $500
ORCHARD -. ~. store noor ii, Grifan
yrs from MAY !. islb. att,. Harris
koppelmsn. - ,kivlnglon i ss-i
& Morgan Mfg 90 30 j Caub, Morgan.
l:o l. ioth IT. . gig ". from r'b ~.
ID Az. 1924. store and b-Elio ~Rohmfalk
TO Laura Bogathy, 1885 n av. e Nrs
from Msy |. 1915. atty, Ionu II Fin
merich, 3t2a I'd aV ........ $1,000
3D Az, 10, the lani-Hamiltou FISH to
John Sinnot, Philadelphia. Pa. ~ 5-Ig
yrs from Feb I, 1915. atty, Harry l.
orwit 2Hl Bwsy..............Sl.11a
9TH Az. l5t, store and h-Margrettc II
Edgar TO Howard N Burns and ano l5i
sth av, 10 yrs from MAY |, i213, ats,
VIM. II Burns, lji gth Az. ........ .$5so
John Crowley. l2ss Aisicrdam A.. ,
yrs, from Mar !, 1915; atiy,. Hirsh \ r.
HUDSON ST. $50. store and basement
Isldore = Korn ct al. .Nrs and trus to
John J Hickey, 3s3 Hudson Il. 10 ,r..
from May !. 1915. atty, pstk J O'Bcirno.
l3e Nassau ST.. .......-. 5000
sTH Az, cor 18Th 81, ils 3N-. an
VIM W Aston TO J n Grecnhut co, 2aA
Rose 4 Paskus. l2s ~Rway....... S2,.oo
wALKER ~ st25. store and I room.
walker dy . yrs, from May ~, atty.
Gertrude wicrtz. :ie5 Walk'r $3.50
lsOTH ST. II =. 70 " WISE as moving
picture and sirdrome-Arc Realty 20 to
Pir'oriuin Amusement "a, Inc. Si Hv
and islst 81, from Aprl l. l1i5. 20
Nov 10, 1923. atty, " q nutimtu, lG'st
- and 3D. aF..,..... .'",ho0 to 81 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
SEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Thc following realty corporations were
=. -'or"N pt Alh,nV Yesterday:
Estate of picirich Nark"t. Inc. Man
haitian. rupitii, t2',oop, directors, r. r
Drr'cl Allen i e Srhuu,k. \rw York
CIV. John II q douglas. Wc,tnc'd. y !
Marx. Hlos Holding Company. Tho
BRONX. capital. :, 600 iir"c'ors. Morris
MARKS, Louis MARK ard George GlIiant.
New YORK city.
Gordou s IIdlporn, Inc, brooklyn, zap
itaI. t?00O directors, f.ou's Hslpcrn,
Isaac Gordon and Morris Gordon. Brook
lyu, y
AARON Construction Company. Inc.
BroolIYu, capital, $1,000; directors. MAY
NJ. kntIcn. Henry AWr'rr SOW York city,
Abraham kutH"n, Brook n
Fremout Holding tomptn'. Inc Rrook
IAu. ,tull a. SI,0Gn, directors. Harry S'cVin.
HrpoIt ,u. l-i,ior Sirorgiu. Hichmnn! UIi;
Nonry Friol'ani. Brooklyn
M"siuurc Realty forporHlion HrooITlyn,
c,pt't $1,000. directors, Edward q
inirNs, jane j. Moore and Mary A.
Moore RrooklNn, Y
Dual Iinru Computations FLUSHING. can't
ttl, so. 600 directors, FRANK l.. lockers.
Dante J stack and Laurence II Hslleran,
Flushing. Ia ],
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
NA> REURE> BUILDING TENANT

The Van Rcuren Building at the north
west corner Of Union Square and FIJI
tccnth street. \ twelve story structure
erected several Years ago by the Van
Bourcu estate hut never tcnanted. has
h,cn taken los tive " 4. \crran Com
AMY. ~ ,& ~RroadwaN. dealers in
Wholesale at ueedlework. and one Of
tho largest concerns in that branch Of
trade rcase a El,iman. the brokers.
report th1i the lease Is for a long term
Of Years. The leasing ~ tho Van Beuren
Budding i~ about th" most important
happening lu ihis section IN years. The
square has Recently shown cousiderablc
ACTIVITY Toy manufacturers have es-
tahlishcd . new centre there and II IL
now believed that the removal 81 the
Ncrrsn company 70 the square Will
result 10 making this also tho centre of
the art ucod'ework industries The Van
Rcurcu Building cover q plot fronting -
feet ON tho -lutrc and lil feet on the
~ rslt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-09
'IIN DWELLING TE>>>rS.

Tho HouEhton COMPANY has leased for
lIerfS " Toch mo three story and
basement dwelling ~ - Wes, Ninety
toufth street to ur william y. Sou
m mn.
rudolph Na'lsoh COMPANY hes leased
IN" dwelling AT - West sixteenth street
20 Joseph & wright for q term NJ years.
!; \. Turner has lrascd the house At
tn5 Enst Thirtieth street To Mrs. X
Eurrc'l aud io9 adjoining 10 Mics XII
roy.
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r<hE LONG ISLAND MOVIES.

Nuos a - have leased to . !. Tcarv
the I|IardwaN residence at Great Seek.
L. I. also for the estate Of Thomas y
Lewis q residence AZ ~plandomc, l. 7,
TO Mrs. ! W Virgins.
John Si'ch \ Go have rented Tor tho
RtuiStcr Realty Company tn Jcseo !
Itrri~ of Sew Nork Ito Eulof Hotel
a. Fer I~iprkiwdN for tho season Afto~
extensive alterations It will he opened
on Decoration DaN. Also leased fnr
Mary T. Webster her cottage ~ 10i
G!p~on place 10 John LETTER Of New
York for the s. & L. Construction 90
- Iiudsou avenue. l;dgemero, To NrS.
l. VI Bernstein. and for A T. Van
NJgn'., 80 White street, Far Eock-
away. 10 benjamin Gold ~ Brookl,u
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T CO. i7s Bway .............. 5000
2oiST ST. " $. ITO 2 BrisRs av, 25xiO0--
HAS q Keets to Katharine Hett, 29s<
attys. oHara Bros, 400 ct & webster
w - 80 80. sss.s stf,UVV
SAME PROPERTY-Same to same. March
&, ~installs, . p c; atty. "a ......fl 500
s2srH ST. : :. 1906 = Barnes av. 5oxii4-
Louis f1tzck TO Henry J Bergener. 1889
Fulton At. Brooklyn, March 4. 3 yrs. 6
p 9. atty. T q & T Co. i7s Broad
10Th ST. 30s r., = :. lasx100-HJaimer
Lindberg TO Thos d Malcolm Constn
due as per bond atty. T q q Co, ne
BNay ........ . . !. . !. . !. !. . . . !. . II oVV