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The Spectator., 1915-07-23
BEDDING

8\6DDAAV0 A splendid rain fell last night and this morning. People now are looking better as we'll as the crops.
 The reunion of the children of Mr. B. M. Welton held at Mir. Welton's home at Bedding. was attended by all the direct child ren, and all but a few of the grandchildren, and all of the son-in- laws but one. It was in- deed jolly crowd and a jolly time was reported.
 Mr. Harris Burrow. of The Spectator, and Mr. Fred Burrow of Altus stayed near Bedding two days and nights fishing. Some think if they hook a shad, kill a snake. and see a top-water they have had a swell time. ," How was it with you, boys?
 No. indeed, we would never be satisfied with the definition of a swell time:" anyhow after the delicious mountain trout fried to a lovely brown over a real camp fire, not after buck wheat cakes with home made butter and wild honey. not after drinking the coldest spring water in the world. not after the cold morning swims in your sparkling pools, nor after eating the larg- est and tenderest frog legs we imagined grew, saying nothing of those fried gray squirrels, not after the music rendered in the light of campfire by a portion of your splendid string band. not after having kodaked your charming country maids after kidnapping them from the stern schoOl master now, we've gone too deep-no, my dear reporter, not for our old IngersOll ticker would we be satisfied with a swell time"
 The Boys.
 Jim McIlroy of Bedding. while working with cattle last Satur- day near G. w. Drains. had the misfortune to get one of his legs broken between the knee and ankle. Jim is 8 splendid fellow, and we are indeed sorry to hear of his bad luck. Hope he will soon recover.
 Prof. Flemming is now teach ing school at Berry's Chapel. Prof. Flemming is a nice. well qualified preceptor. We wish him success.
 Mrs, Mary McMillan we are sorry to hear is no better at this writing.
 c. c. Colburn and others have been hunting at the head oi Barrons Fork.
 J. T. Johnson made a trip tc Ozark not long since.
 The trial to be at Esq. Vel. tOh's of Bedding was taken by 2 change of venue to Mr. MarcuH in Boston township.
 Hands are making up tho stave timber on the land of MT. BAley Hix.
 T. A. Allen has g bad case, o1 shjnslss which the doctor con siders serious.
 Per Reporter.
The Spectator., 1915-07-23

Twics-a-wssk Spectator $l.O0
The Spectator., 1915-07-23

Frank namm was down from Mulberry Wednesday vistingh is ,brUeher, Garland Hamm.
The Spectator., 1915-07-23
The Fly A Carrier Of Germs

Inc Fly "A CarTler UT terms
 While the use of maggot traps and the treatment of manure with hellebore or borax are most effective in reducing the number of flies, it is not likely that they will actually exterminate the pests in any neighborhood. The precaution of screening doors and windows, and in particular the protecting of all articles of food with fiy-proof screens is, therefore, urgently recommend ed by the Department of Agri- culture. Screening. of course. has no effect upon the number of flies, but it does minimize the danger of infection. Compari- vely few people realize how ad- mirably adapted from it's struc- ture and habits the fly is to car. ry disease. The body rof :the house fly. and especially the legs, are thickly covered with hairs and bristles. As the fly crawls about over the decaying organic matter on which it likes to feed, these hairs readily pick up disease germs and carry them to the human foods which the fly subsequently, visits. The fly is continually passing from piles of refuse and filth to kitchens and dining rooms, and in each of these journeys it can with the greatest ease bring with it the germs of any intestinal diseas, Typhoid, Asiatic cholera. desen- tery. and infantile diarrhea are among the diseases which are known to be transmitted in this way. and there is very strong evidence that tuberculosis. an throx. ophthalmia, small pox, and other diseases are carried thru the same medium. It has also been demonstrated that not only are disease germs carried in this mechanical way upon the legs and body of the fly. but that these germs flourish abundantly within the fly itself and that they can be deposited by the fly upon the hun beings or upon human food.
 The danger from the fly is greatly increased by the extraor- dinary rapidity with which the insect multiplies. The common house fly includes perhaps 9S or 99 per cent of all the flies ordi- narily found in and around dwellings. A single female lays eggs at least two, and posslb- ly four, times in the course of it's life and averages probably l2O eggs on each occasion. These eggs usually hatch in less than "A hours. Indeed, under favora- ble conditions. maggots may issue
 from them in 8 hours. These maggots grow rapidly, melting for the first time within a day after they are matched. A day
 later they mott a second time. and two or three days afterward enter the stage of pupation. Thus, the total length of their life as larvae ranges from 4 to 5 days, but this period may be greatly prolonged by low tenn
 perature or by scarcity of food. The pupal, or resting stage. lasts
 from 3 to 10 days. altho during Information it maybe prolonged to as long as from 4 to 5 months.
 Altogether. it appears that be- tween the time laid that the adult fly emerges. a peroid of from 8 days upward elapses. Ten and twelve day records were very common in the experiment made to determine this point. Within 3 or 4 days after the emergence
The Spectator., 1915-07-23
A BUGS PRAYER

Oh, MT. Man, if you have heard of that Ross Dead Quick" Spray, forget it. pray thee, or l die. Be merciful and use on me anything else, and l may pull thru. The mosquito said, Amen.
 Sold in Ozark by all druggists. adv.
 The same quality BroOms that our competitors sell at 35c and 4Oc we sell for 25c
 OZARK VARIETY Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.

Charles Il. Walker has leased the
upper floors OF - Sullivan street 10 the
New York Sho polishers supply Com
pany space in l2l 10 1913 Cam street
to Pansa 4 Giannica additional space
in 20 to 2l2 Canal street to william
Bass and Faverim Whitman space in
Sc Walker street 10 the Multiple Dupli-
graph Check Company space in Is TO
II Crosby street to the Wilson Art
Glass Company. and space In us Cen
tire street to Sokolow a Co.
william A. White 4 sons have rented
the store at 1907 Broadway to DIN
Shirt shops.
]. Irving Walsh has leased the store
AT 1871 Sixth avenue to Charles Gundling
for Ave years.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
the first loft at 40 East Twenty-frst street
t. the Josephine Waist Company,
Goodale, Perry & Dwight have rented
10 the r. Il. James Company, druggists.
the store in 1882 Broadway, northeast
corner of 1881 street.
George Rosenfeld Company has leased
the first loft at 76 West Thirty-sixth
street to Roy Strandgard and the first
loft at "a West Thirty-sixth street to
Louis BaIsam.
Samuel II. Martin has leased offices
In the Simpson Building. southeast cor
ner of Broadway and Sixty-seventh
street. to the Stony Void Sanatorium
Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
VOTING TRUST FOR PACKERS.
New YOrk Group Takes Over Block
OF SulxbcrRrr Stock.

Man j. Sulzberger OF Sulzhcrger Il
Sons Company announced yesterday that
arrangements have been made for the
acquisition by an important " York
group Of a substantial interest I'm the
common stock OF the company, Harry
Rronuer of Hallgartrn a Co. William
C.. Potter, viee-president of the Guar
anty Trust Company Edward Il, Tinker,
Jr., yicc-president Of the Chase National
Bank. and Elisha Walker Of William
Solomon & Co. have been elected TO the
board OF directors as representatives OF
that group.
Mr.. SulZberger further announced
that all the common stock of the COM
pany was being placed in n voting trust,
of which A. Barton Hepburn. Charles II.
Sabin, Harry Bronner, Max J. Sulzber-
ger and Germon + Sulzberger are to be
the voting trustees, Tho company has
greatly increased the scope OF It's opera
tons during the past year, especially in
South America
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24

CONVENT AVENUE-Frederick ZitteI
a Sons and John +. Harrington have
sold for the ona Home Construction
Company, Ellis NJ. Potter president.
the six story elevator apartment house
at the northwest corner of Convent
avenue and 147th street. on plot look
100. The purchaser is Ellen A.
Stewart, who gave in part payment an
estate OF fifteen acres. with residence
and outbuildings, on the Post road,
White Plains. n. Y. The transaction
involved about $3.50, 900.
SHERMAN AVENUE-Smith a Phelps
have sold for the Kingsley Contracting
Company the five story apartment at
the northeast corner OF Sherman
svenue and l63d street. on plot 50x1O4.
The seller took In part payment 5O7
East Eighty-fourrh street. "A three
story dwelling, on lot ls.9xl02.2 9, near
Avenue A.. The transaction involved
SIS. 000.
SEAMAN ANENUE-Max Just has sold
for the Seaman Construction Company.
T. q. Galardi. president. to the Drey-
fus Construction Company, the plot.
b0NlOO. at the northwest corner OF
Seaman avenue and 2O7th street. The
purchasers will improve with a five
story apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
REALTY TRADING
IN ALL BOROUGHS
Widespread Activity Reported
Among Properties Of
Small Value.
5000 ESTATE SOLD

Every borough In the city was repre-
tented iu Yesterdays real estate trading.
In Manhattan n moderately expensive
,partmcnt and the site for a new house
acre sold. The Bronx furnished one end
,rty was a sherman avenue Hat. Homes
IN various parts of Brooklyn made up the
bulk Of property sold there and in
Queens a Bronx builder bought apart
1out sites, whSe individuals purchased
sites for homes. Richmond also reported
the sale OF a homes lite. Despite this
widespread trading there was little re-
ported of real Importance. In fact the
o,st transactions OF the day involved a
country place in the Bedford section of
W~estchester valued at about half a
million dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The bronx and Brooklyn.
lat II VESEY STREET. J
BY Joseph =. Day.

lat II NESEi
BY Joseph p. Day.
pUgASE ST a : " cor sty h iHtt str 81 blss
H T. Clark ct al agt Madison Ave Real
Estate co ct Al; due. fs,5s7OS; taxes. &c.
ti.ssOoi; sub to LIST mtg $4,000: ad-
s.1TH ST. ??a6.s f. $ :, $50 W I'd av.
soxioo'4. / sly stable and 3 sty tnmt-
Bowery Savg Bank agt Jos Doelger ct all:
due. ,a,ht6S' taxes &C ss'277'Ss; TO thnee
LEe%oX AZ. e 5, AN lisa st, 5Oxs5, va
san,,Hsrt Levy aSt phiiiP Meyer fDr Ct oS a.
BY Samuel Marx.
9TH ST. 6-s W, .. I2+i W 5th av, SO, Ok
gs H., two sty dwlss--Harry Content
az, the Securities Co ct al. due, Sl3,-
ass.oS; taxes, &c, si.+Sl 10; sub to two
%' wni 1ss fcr so. IS $4,000 to Archibald
7t"sxi54?iis,ssSSSsS 3 sly I b Sk dwlsE
to Mrs, Jennie y Ferguson for $40, 200.
lat seOs THIRD AvENUEl
BY j. II. Mayors,
INTERIOR parcel a. /. poin, go y
taxes, &c, t3i7; to the plaintiff for 800,
lat THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
" BRoOKLYNl
72D ST. IS W $, 1l7l sc 6th av, e%oxSo--I
IN for 81. 500 over a mortgage OF 49,
y" by W. p, Rae.
woLcoTT ST. rs, 2,b " Conover st. 25x
tos G Halstead for 5000 over a mtg OF
BY W J, McPhnlsmy 4 Co.
''T71H tk ri sssiaiss:,. ss.s' ss. 8" = kelley s'P "y 81 a. e.
81 MiSs'ss'.,.' "''' !" ~ over TAX lie"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
DID STATEN Is. ESTATE SOLD.

J Sterling Drake has sold for Major
BNtton Davis of Congers. n. Y. TO
'ohU Davenport Clarke the old resi-
irrCe on Richmond e Arrochar.
,ijo.n!ng the United States Government
'esegyation, which Mr.. Clarke will &C.
iupy as his permanent home. This Is
show place ~l34x2l9. with a big house
Y e."ven rooms and large halls. In the
'ettr" Of a park Of old shade trees
1G sGrubbery.
+ randcrlik OF New Brighton has
p''.as"d from Cornelius G. Kolff OF
10 Narrows Improvement Company a
81 facing the plaza at Harbor View.
'''tou and directly overlooking the
''r..ws. The plot is 55xl65 In size
.ri f.s new owner contemplates the
"'.'u. OF a private residence for his
~ H0gupancy.
Clrrelius q Koln has sold at Hill
vest Park. Great Kills. Giffords. Staten
Island. two lots on Ocean View place
,' a New Jersey client. This plot. &Ox
" cammInds an unobstructed view OF
lie ocean The buyer will erect an at
~fa.i.|r summer bungalow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney
18TH ST, s.. 400 @ 10th av. 2;Ng., Feb I
lSSg-,ieo Il Eliza Reinl TO cath T.
Weber at'ys, Forster. Hoha'ing s Il.
HCGHEs Az, 80, lssth st, :sSxs5e,
co to Rose + Comet, Pennington, y J.
address. u T Comet, 1870 Bway $1,000
SAME PROPERTY, oct 80. lsie-Gaetano
& Nunzia sa!erno to Flora Il solo,
slST ST, n :, sis4 III ay. 'le5xSSe,
apr Q, lssi-Robt Macbeth to T j &
cHRIsrOpHER ST. us. ; :, 59.2 e Bed
ford -, :j.sNs7N2s. 3xsi.s, July >, 1907
Louis p Dowdnev to Nv VI Baker; sttys,
39TH ST, 25-33 ", n 5. $50 e 9th av, l2ix
$50. Dec IS. i9Oi-united Engineering
Society 10 Roht A Franks, West orange.
y J. attys. JolIne. Larkin & II, % Wall
nth 81. lis e. mort on lease. Sc, July
u, lgl4-Geo Algozini to Shickry : BAD
LOTS 92-2S, map la4a. waldo Hutchin's
estate at Riverdale av a 23sth ~, july
3. lgl2--Edw e. Marguerite | Costello to
Pearl 4 Grant, Lawrence, l. l; ATTY, l.
rs T 60. 100 Bway .......,...Sl 81, 200
kAProck ST, " =, to extreme n = cor
& sallie Williams to Estate Of Isaac q
Johnson atty, Jno ] McKclvey, ~ WI.
lliTn ST, 5 $, aS5 e Sd ay. e5xloC.iI' May
1, lS9j-Gustav \ Il Cath Miller ct al 10
Adam Mueller; attys. Deyo & -. III
. l5isT ST. 5O2.504 W. assignment Of rents,
Feb %, lel5-E VI 9 4 Holding 90, Inc.
10 Albert. Rosenthal; atty. J $ Rosen.
is5TIHi ST. ; 5, 30 9 Amsterdam ay, 'iSSy
65.sxlssx63.t, July "a. l9o6-Rowland
snliSg'oe = frlsr AiesSnaer t!Sn
.? William ST.. -. .,,.""....,. 5000
SD Az. nv cor list IT,, runs n '2?x W
s0N n COX W COX : g. to n : list st
~ lnn Tn hog Doc a 1Nkt-SusA N a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24

Albany. luly cS-The following zeal
estate corporations were h!cd to-day with
the Secretary Of state:
Tn" Gueenshoro Farm Corporation. Man.
haitian; capital 500 600. directors. Fred b
sturg!s New York city. Roger SHERMAN.
New York city. william *. Duprea, Jr.
New York city.
Merriam Serars, New York city: capI'sl
$1,000, directors, Abraham Wiel-r. New
York city; Lyman T. warren. Nov.
York city.
The Anthony \. Palermo Construction
Corporation. Manhattan capita. s. 600,
dittct.fs anthony A Palermo, New York
ci'y, Anthony Ca mpagna New York ci,y
joseph Palermo. New York city.
Tn" u 4. .McEntee Company. Manha,.
Entce, New York city: Elizs b.,h o.Cnr.
nor. New York city, Joseph W Tracy,
New York city. "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
BUYERS At BRIGHTwATERs.

The T. B. Ackerson Company reports
the following recent sales at Bright
waters and Pine-Aire, l.. l.: One acre to
Michael Robbins OF Bridgeport, Conn. ;
ten acres to George II. Breslin Of Man
haitian. two acres to l.. Is. Little of Man
haitian. one acre to j. W. woltz. plots
60xl20 to Miss Martha Hardness and
Jennie harrington. two entire blocks TO
John A. Kirkbell. 60 foot plots to Y.
T. Molden. Helen Shankiand. @. w.
Wood. Thomas Quinn, Benjamin Brahms
and +. J. Kloes and an eight room cot
tage on plot l00xl50 on Brooklyn Boule-
ward In the Oaks section to Samuel u.
McCotter of Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24

Realty Company the new dwelling Mt
So9 South Twenty-irst street, Newark,
Tor investment. This house contains
every modern Improvement and stand on
a plot l2bNl00 feet. Feist Il Feist also
nave sold for Henry Alsopp the vacant
plot on Stanley Dad at the corner OF
hamilton road, South Orange. 1t has
a frontase OF 100 feet and a depth OF III
reef. The purchaser Is william T.. Leh-
man. an architect. who liz preparing
plans for a new home for his " oc-
cupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
FRAzEE BUYS At GREAT NECK,

Frank Crowell has sold James +.
Bakers residence on a three-quarter
acre plot of ground on the Estates Of
iieat Neck. This mouse is English Colo
aihl in design, built of concrete hollow
tile. with pebble dash stucco finish. with
, roof Of red tile. 1t is fireproof. II. II.
Frazee OF Manhattan is the buyer at a
'eported price of s25, 000.
The Buckley Il Horton Company mas
sold the two and a half story detached
lwelllng at i3 Dry Harbor avenue, Glen
sale, l. l., for the Hester Realty Com
ANY 10 "A client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
sIRKnnNrL,, NOTICES.

STUART. WILLIAM Whit N II6hI
In pu-suuure Of an order Of Hon John l.
roha|au. = surrogate OF tn" County OF Soy
York. no'ic, l. hereby given t. a., persons
having claims against William W hlt-Ni.ght
stuart, late OF barcelona, Kingdom %
spain. deceased, to present ths same WIN
,ouchtrs thereof. To- the suhs".lh'f. ~ hl$
nf'ce Of trnu-ar,iug business 40. % Rector
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York CIV,
on or before July 81. l9lj na'.d N-w
York. January 10, 1915. rWl e.
DVSENBURN Arril'srF Almiui.'r1ior
EPSON SAMMIS, Attorney for Nn'n'n'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
ei,S,oOO BRONX HOSPITAL.

The House OF the Holy Comforter,
under the direction of the Rev. DR.. Will
lam Vibbert. has filed plans with the
Bronx Bureau OF Buildings for a -four
story brick hospital. which II will erect
on the plot. 14sxl03.3. at the northwest
corner OF Grand Boulevard and Con-
course and 1ssth street. The architects.
John Il. Snook Sons. estimate the cost
a. Sl1J.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
BROOKLYN MAsONs TO BUILD.

Hebron Lodge. No. 500, +. & a. NJ,
las concluded negotiation for the pur-
'hase of "A plot on Eighteenth avenue.
>etween Benson avenue and Eighty
nNth street. adjoining IA plot already
wned by the lodge. which will give them
, total frontage of so feet and a depth
" 100 feet. On the plot n Masonic tenn
Vie for Bath Beach will be erected at a
lost of $l7 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
s5"o,ooO BEDFORD PLACE SOLD.

/ r. Wood-W, II. Dolson Company
mas Fud tie Percy Pyne Lewis estate
~ bedford, Westchester county, for a
nf..c around $500. 900. The buyer Is "a
resident OF this city who intends to oc-
'GIy ne pla y, The estate Is n 2S5 acre
F'ouertr, which cost the former owner.
including the numerous improvements
he made, approximately s550,000. II Is
"-e. led as one Of the show places OF
lI' bedford section, Besides a large
'e'0.-.'e almost entirely constructed OF
native hcld stone, tiled roof and COM
t'... trim'led In solid oak, the prop
-. .Neludes three commOdious dwell
Hl. Snrage, stables. numerous farm
tI.Id ~ and a lake about three acres
D. area.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
ANOTHER BRONX THEATRE.

q. A. Pfortner has sold for the Have
meyer estat the block front on the
south side OF East 167th street from
Webster to Brook avenues to the Ward
win Company. Tit new owners will i'm
prove the properly with stores and a
moving picture house with q capacity
Of 1000 seats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


iST Av, 1891, = s,ore-Elias R~osenbaum
to Jno Krejci. t22 + 18th st. 8 yrs frcm
July l. 1918, atty. W II stewart. 1922
ID aN s..s.s.. ....'.ss $500 stvV"
iST Az, IS6. ali-Chas Hoener to ny
man Rubin, lac Clinton st. 2 s-i2 yrs
from Aug l, 1915: atty. Wiener. .te
9TH ST, SO y, all-Hyman Honspeisei to
Jos Rothman. lob Az G. 2 yrs. from
june l. 1918; atty. Nathan Liehtblau.
BROADWAY. s73. part basement. DC
Jay q W~ilbraham to Paul Valentino Ssl
r. 100th at, S yrs from July /, 1915 atty,
G Lo Curto. 2Ii Y iOsth t.......t 5000
BronR.
HEWITT PLACE, 1913. . cor Longwood
sv, two cor stores--John I HaHse &
ano to Paula A Muller. 1913 Hewitt vi.
yrs from Apr /, 1915. atty. j c Iim
mermsn lis Bway ....... $4,000
FREMONT Az. room on 4 , noors-
Bronx Co. Inc. to United states OF A,
10 yrs from Jan /. 1916; attys. salter &
s. 40 NASSAU st ...........,..Ss.SOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
COLONIAL HOME FOR MALBA.

Vernon c. Gray. secretary Of the
Royal Baking Powder Company. has
bought from the Malba Estates Corpo-
-at.n a waterfront plot between Malba
Drive and Powell's Cove. on which he
vii erect a Colonial brick house. Mr..
ray is the vice-president OF the Malba
Field Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

PEARL ST. .so-H.nry De r weekCs as.
pS q m,ssl a N.Y. wsss' Il sFp Pcw.l ., a,
sgt Anna e Larney ct al foreclosure OF
m,selI at,ys' Bowers 8 sands ., =,
ast ssatmue'fi sehin ct az easilen to canoe
deed attys. OBrien. Maie'insky 4
ssixii2.2-Dorothea s,ernfeld agt jacob
Eisenstadt ct al foreclosure OF mtseD
atty, il Prayer ,ss.,,
Mary Moran agt Cathrln r McCamrey
foreclosure OF m,ge)i sttys. Esan &
i7TH 5 s2s w--John II Cromwell as,
colt d shepherd ct al foreclosure OF
1.lb sr, Sig w-ci,y Real Estate CO asi
Rosa Kahl ct al foreclosure OF mtse)
.sTH ST. iii w-Tenement House Dept
ssi M Yves, tsth = tyiola,ion Of ,ene'
80 ST. SIS E-Joseph Horowitz ost Maud
n Barclay ct al foreclosure OF mtse)
atty, VI Friedman.
wENDovER Az. s., isi.S g. Of wash
ington av. IS 2xi73e-Harry y Rosen az
Edward Balaben foreclosure OF mort
sarej; atty. l. Jersawitz.
l6sTH ST, n >, ISL u . OF walton av
g5xssT-American SwedenhorG Printini
& Publishing Society art Elmer Re1lt!
90 ct 81 foreclosure OF mortgage) attys
Mc.ourhlin q Martin.
lsSTH ST. n :. 1873 Il . Of Walton av
2jxlO2.3-Amcrican Swedenhorg PRINTING
& Publishing Society agt Elmer Realtl
Co ct al foreclosure Of mortgagc) attys
Mclaughlin n Martin.
BROOK Az iiG.-Marlon c II Powell az
william ! Diamond 81 al foreclosure O.
mortgage. attys. Bowers 4 Sands.
sLSMERE rLAcE = IS r. = o. Gro
berg agt Robert Marsh ct al faction u
forecloso mechanics lienb. ATTY, l. Rosen
berg
CRoToNA PARKWAY. $. 1897 o. 3 o
Eismere place. los. 1Nl33 3-I.ouis Green
berg agt Rober, Marsh ct al faction q
f'reciose mechanics lcnJ ATTY. l. Rosen
hfyc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
MORE BROOkLYN FLATS.

Plans have been fled with the Build
ing Bureau for "A four story apartment
house to be erected on the northwest
corner Of Avenue c and East Fifth
street, and one adjoining in East Fifth
street. to cost upward OF $4,000. The
plans were filed by W. j. Mccarthy for
the owners. Dchaven Building Corpora
tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
LEASES ~ BROOKLYN FLATS.

Isidor thinner has leased from the
estate OF Harry Goldman the twelve
flats at 1904 10 1880 Eastern Parkway,
ass to 46S Saratoga avenue and 1909 TO
1913 st. Johns place for "A term of years.
Elmer Freund and Paul AXelbaum were
the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

l2hTH ST, 5 3. 32.,6 2 BWAy, 26. GXlOO II
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
BRONX BUILDER IN QUEENS.

The Cross & Brown Company has
lcld the block front. 2O0xl00. on the
south side OF Van Devcnter avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave-
7ues. Long Island City. to Daniel J.
Lahey for Improvement with four four
story apartments, Mr.. Lahey has oper-
ited only In The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-24
FLAT FOR EAST 10th STREET.

The Kirwan Building Company. Alex
Kircheis president. will erect a five story
apartment rouse On the north side OF
l76th street ll9.l feet east of Marmion
avenue. 50.llxl26.l0. from plans by the
fremont Architectural Company at a
cost of $50. 600.