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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
BROOKLYN HOUSE BUYERS.

| Salberg has sold for NJ. Wolsk to y.
Dc Mtio a three story single stucco
cottage, In course If construction, on
4 r!ot i0Xl00 feet, on the north side of
Fitch street neal Thirteenth avenue.
q. T. Larson has sold for Mrs. Emma
Olsen the southwest corner OF Fifty
second street and Seventh avcnu for
" Peterson Il two family brick house
ON -" south side OF Ffty-ffth street be-
'we"u seventh and Eighth avenues for
j lhl A. two family brick building on
No south side OF Fifty. fourth street, be-
'"ccr seventh and Eighth avenues
I"r Hamilton Builders four one family
h9uaea on the south side OF Fifty-hfth
street, hetween Ninth and Fort Hamilton
avenue for II. Kraft to IA builder the
lln', -aNl00, at the northeast corner OF
I'Ny.s.A 18th street and Seventh avenue
~ br Mayn. the lot. 25xl0o, on the
cast I'd" of seventh avenue, adjoining
VI" northeast corner OF Fifty-sixth
erect for Sven Swenson the lot. COX
$50, Oh the north side OF Thirty-eighth
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
i%v"rH"~, aud for Casper Iba, a six
FAMILY hrsi, nat on the south side OF
F'ly-'ourth street. between Ninth ave-
huc End Fort Hamilton Parkway,
Fl' Me- Building Company, George
slSby sales manager, has sold the one
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FILLING UP VACANT SPACE.
store in old McCrecry Place
Taken nv schultz,

Frederick Fox d Co. have ren,ed the
corner store, 60N90. In the former Nc
Creery Building. at Sixth avenue and
Twenty-third street. to the Schultz Cigar
Company for a term of years. Part Of
the space will he occupied by one Of
the Schultz cigar stores and the re-
mainder sublet for retail purposes.
Carstein e. Linnekin have leased the
first loft at 453 Broomc street TO the
International Battery Company for NJ.
4 l.. Hess the ninth loft at Il5 and
III East Twenty third street 10 Will
lam j. Pingston office at $50 Fifth
avenue 20 William :. kiluyr. T.. Brady
and Stohn Bros. aud offices at 347
Fifth avenue to Edward T.. Shaw. Har-
burger q Moser and Manhattan Report
ing Company.
NJ. n /. Hess have leased "a floor in
"a to ~ West Twenty-scvcnth street
TO A. Cohen 1000 feet of space Ia
10 10 l25 West Thirtieth street a
floor ut ~ and - West Twenty-nrst
street to :, I.osenman & 60. a ioor In
- West Fifteenth street To Joseph
Bros. space in SO West Twenty-fourth
street to Joseph Julie. and space in
lij to li9 West Eighteenth street to
the Blumenthal Wool Stock company.
Louis Schrag has leased the first loft
In .27 and 229 West Tweuty-ninth
street to Isidor A. Weidhorn IA loft
in l52 to iS6 West Twcuty-hfth street
10 the X. y NJ. Garment Company he
first loft in l4t and IA Yves, Twenty
eighth street to Eli, Landau. and with
Goodale. Perry a dwight the tifth and
sixth lofts In l32 To- 1876 West Twenty
seventh street to Iepow q Sons.
Morris Rose has leased a floor in ~
West T~wcnty-third street to Nine. Rita,
millincr. the store AT l5i2 broadway
with the George r. Read Company 10
| Mime Bogart for "A long term. and 'he
store at 40 Nassau street To NJ.
Schumacher.
The II. VI. Well Company has leased
| the store, 1874 West forty-fifth street. To
Levy Sisters the nine buildings AT 3i7
to $50 East 1881 street and 3iO-342 East
l34th street to Hoffman n Brandmark
the vacan plot at the northeast corner
OF I3ith street and Third avenue for
twenty-one years TO q Mr.. Margolles,
who viii erect "A building. and TO Walter
a. Iiab r the building at 3i3 East 136th
street for ten year,.
The Blue Sprockct Garage has leased
from Henry Stceeer the old building al
1879 TO li7 East T~hi"'N-trst street. he
tween Lexington and Third avenues, for
a long term through + \ q Pnomm,
The Julius Friend. dward VI. Lew
Company has leased to Joseph kreinik
! the last remaining loft in 2a-33 West
Thirtieth street for a long term also
I'm IL East Thirty-secuud street "A floor
TO G~uggenheimer n Rich. and "A loft IN
SO and 80 West Twenty-hfth street,
Charles II. Van Nalon has leased
space in % William street TO Edwin
\. Bookmyer.
Manning n Trunk have leased for q
term of years the five story mercantile
h,ildipU AT RAJ Nest Bort y-thirl At rte'
for George Rsichhard to the W. A
Hatha way Company for u furnitur,
warehouse. and the ground floor Of l3'
West Fif,y-hfth street to Iarkers Elk
press.
Shaw & co. have leased the stor'
2O3S Fifth avenue 10 George ". Nil
Ter, Jr.
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saIo.ooo N FIVE BRONx FLATS.

Five more Bronx flats. calling for n
total expenditure of $4,000. were filed
yesterday. The Van Buren, Construction
Company. i. J. Dwycr president, will
build two Ave story structures. on plots
SO. lX91.4 and 40NSS. at the southwest
corner of Morris Park avenue and Van
Buren, street. at n cost of 500, 900.
from plans by the kreymborR Architec-
tural Company the jerome Construction
Company. Elias I.apin president. will
erect a five story. 10000 building. on
plot SLIME. at the northwest corner of
jerome avenue and 1926 street, and an
other sinNiiar structure adjoining IN
Jerome avenue. on plot 63X93, at u Nst
OF $60,O00, both from plans by Architect
Andrew j. I-apin and the II. NJ Con
struction Company. Herman Norris,
president. will erect at "a cost of $4,000
a five story building on the north side
OF Hornaday place. III feet east Of
Crotona Parkway. from plans by the
kreymborg Architectural Company.
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DWELLING AND FLAT SALES.

WEST THIRTIETH STREET.-William
Goldstonc has sold 235 West Thirtieth
t'reet, between Seventh and Eighth
venues. "A three story and basement
dwelling. on lot ~1e.Sx9s,9. TO J. II.
Becker, who owns 237, adjoining. II
now controls a frontage of 1915 feet.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET.
Empire city Mortgage and Holding
Company ,Rarkin 4 Weiss) has bought
From Mildred Il. Ncit 367 West
Fprty-e!ghth street. a five story
A., on lot %l6xl0O.5. near Ninth ave-
NJ, and adjoining the Faith Presby-
terrain Church. II WAS held at $4,000.
IN exchange the buyers gave three
lots IN Garden City.
FERRY STREET.-William II. Whiting
G O, have sold for the estate OF j.
Howard Wright. 81 Ferry street. a
i've story building. on lot ?2,6x9Ssx
regular. between Clif and Pear
streets, II is assessed at $4,000.
EAST 10th STREET.-The II. NJ.
Well Company has sold for J. Weiss
50 East Roth street, a five story fiat.
or lot ~l9xl00.ll. to Edward Lynn.
CONCOURSE,-D. II. Jackson Il co,
bought from the Livingston estate Of
Philadelphia the vacant plot at the
southwest corner of l97th street and
Gra d Boulevard and Concourse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tn.iuorroN Vi, he tho .,.' 4t. for me
4, nosIt Of preferred stock OF tho lut"t-
national Mercantile Marine Company With
Tho Central Trust 'oWpanH - New iork
Icpnsiisry for tho stockholders comnittc,
ar Vhlrh James y. Wallace Is Chairman
The director, Of tu' riit~hurg S',,l Com
n,nN d,,Idcl yesterday 10 pay on 81 pcr
COM [, lhr holders of IA" pref rrsd stuck
Of III, company This reduces the back
dniI,ui- du, preferred Stockholders frooi
; 10 S. per cont. Th" company, ml'ls
ar running fun time.
~utrn Rros. & 90. II l. hmai
& % and other bankers are arranging
indicate r." provid" the funds mo-
c--,r, to cover the balance ~ unpaid
assessments ON the 'rst mortgage hnuds
Of tho Wabash Pittshurg r'rmiuHl RAJ
way company IN connection Win the plan
Tor the reorganization %! mat ,nHptuy
Tho directors Of the American LNprosv
Company d,~darcl a dividend Yesterday OF
81 80 por share, payable January . to
stock OF record December II. Thls com
wares with - dividend ~ s. per share paid
uuarterly -iuce September H. lHli ~
maintained IL win place the stock of the
company on u = per cent basis instead NJ
on a I per cent, basis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
SYNDICATE TAKES
OLD PROGRESS CLUB
New Combination Formed to
Buy Corner Of 9Th Ave. and
63d st. for Flat Site.
FINANCED AT 4 1-2 p. G.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
sold at a figure reported by IT to be
slightly less than $1,000, 900. for Lewis
-. Preston, representing the Haggin es-
tate. tho former Progress Club. north
east corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty
third street, on a plot 1O0X100. to n
syndicate organized by Starrett & Van
Week. a twelve story apartment house
will he erected on the plot. Fred r.
Ley 4 Co. will he the general on
tractors. The buying syndicate repre-
scnts New York and New England in.
vestors. The contractors. n corpora
ton of large resources. will have an In
terest in the operation. 1t is one OF the
largest contracting concerns in the coun-
try. with offices in Springfield. Boston
and New York.
Starrett Il Van Week say the apart
mcnt will be the most luxurious and
complete In the world. The rents will
~ $25.0 900 for each apartment. There
will be ouc apartment to the floor OF
from sixteen to twenty rooms and eight
baths. Important negotiations are pend
ing for the lease OF several apartments
TO be designed and equipped for tn.
lessees, The demolition of the present
building will he started Immediately.
The new structure will be completed IN
August. 1916. and leases will date from
October. 1915.
This transaction involved no exchange
and "a finance on n "A per cent
basis. but II IN definitely known that a.
least four other purchasers were In ths
field for the property. which was re-
ported sold several months ago to an
other syndicate. The deal did not II
through. however. on account Of financia
terms. but In the present instance thu
Charles l.. Noyes Company syndicate
has arranged financing accommodation
The property was purchased by thu
late j. H.. Haggin ABOUT twelve years
ago. previous To which II had been &c
cupied "a the home OF the Progress Club
II has been vacant since their removal I,
Central Park West. Originally II wa.
Mr.. ~1Iargin's intention TO erect a dwell
ing for his own occupancy. but late
he purchased the Crocker house at tn
northeast corner of Fifth avenue AN,
Sixty-fourth street and never carried on
his plan of improving the ~Sixty-,hir,
street corner
The Charles T.. Noyes Company state
that the purchase of tho ground and IN,
erection of the building will involve al
investment of nearly s3.5OO. coo.
Alexander & Green attorneys. repre-
scented the Haggiu estate and william
+. =. Hart. attorney. represented tn
buying syndicate.
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NEW MOTOR DISTRICT TEN Ant.

The Motor ca Equipment Company.
which for the past ten years nag been
located at 50 Warren street, has leased
tho entire building at 1921 West sixty
second street, running through TO 1920
West Sixty-third street, This structure
comprises $1,000 square feet OF space.
The lease Is for q term of years Mt an
aggregate rental Of approximately $780,
geo. Extensive alterations will be made.
including the installation of q sprinkler
system. The lease. which was negotiated
by the Cross * Brown Company, marks
the removal OF the largest automobile
accessory concern from the downtown
district to the automobile row.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
DEAL CLOSED FOR BALL PARK.

Negotiations were finally concluded
yesterday for the purchase of the three
blocks from l42d To l45th street be-
tween I.enox avenue and the Harlem
River az "A site for the new Federal
League baseball park. That the Federal
League Interests were after this property
las been known for several weeks. but
%, until Yesterday was the deal finally
Dosed Title TO the realty will be taken
by the baseball people in thirty days.
The cost OF the entire operation will
tNal We'll on to $4,000. 900. Jesse Y.
Mceker and Burton j. Berry OF Ames &
Ga. negotiated the deal. Further de-
tails VIII b. found in another column.
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OFFICES IN THE BRONX.

y. Serracino has completed plans and
has filed them with the building Depart
ment for AN ofic" building To he erected
ON the southeast corner of Third and
Brook avenues. The Bronx. The build
ing will he OF light brick. to match lime
stone. Granite. limestone and terra
Gotta will also be used on the building,
Tn" coruice and all outside metal work
will hc of TonCau metal. There will he
nine stores on the first floor. and the sec
oud and third floors will he used for Of
fees. The roof Will be used for adver-
Using purposes. Work will he started
soon by \. Pasquini. a builder. who Is
the owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
WARD 70. LEASE WASHINGTON
HOTEL.

Matt J. Ward & Co. have leased the
new Hotel Lafayette at ! and Six
teenth street. Washington, ID. c. un-
Furnished. for a term OF years, for T. II.
Pickford. ow ner, to J. II. Paris and asso-
GATES. They have formed an operating
company. capital stock. 100000. The
hotel will be completed and ready TO
open the fore part OF January. 1915. MIR.
Paris was former owner and proprietor
OF the Louisville Hotel. Louisville. ny.
Eugene 4. Kirby. former of the
Marie A~ntoinettc. this city. will ave the
active management
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81 NOTICES.

MEYER. CHARLES-in pursuance 81 an
order Of How. john T. rohi.tu. . Su-ro.
gate OF the county NJ New York. NoTiC:
Is hereby given TO al parsons having
claims against Charles Msycr. late ~ The
County II NoW Work. deceased. to pro.srt
the same with vouchers thereof % the 4lh
-rriu"r at his plsc" ~ trauSIrtIng bus
ness, at the ot'ire Of his ATTORNEYS. Sa.fs-
A. Sfpinkamp, No. lin Nassau street. Bp--
ough of Manhattan, City Of Sew York, ON
or before tho 9TH day of NAV noxt. Dated
New York. the 18th daN of November. 1913.
HENRY MEYER Aiminist-afor SALTEp
n STEtNkAMr, Attorneys for Admtuistrt-
tor. No. ltO Nassau stree. Borough o.
Manhattan. New York cay.
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BUYING IN wmEATLEY HILLS.

4. A. Warner Baitazzi has sold to
Mrs. J. 4. smith MADDEN property In the
Bunja Field Woods at Westbury. IN the
north side OF the Jericho turnpike. for
the Jere Johnson, Jr.. Realty Company.
together with a small part OF al ad-
joining farm belonging to the w. q.
Park estate. The same broker sold for
the Valley Land Company to former
Governor Baxter of Tennessee the north
half OF the William II. simpson farm at
Glen Head. l.. J., consisting Of nfty-two
acres. together with the Simonson home.
stead. o Baxter resold through Mr..
Baltazzi twenty acres of his purchase
IN Darragh II. Park.
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CONTRACT FOR BIG PLANT.

A general contract has been awarded
to Cramp & Co. for the erection OF "A fac
tory and warehouse at Borden and Van
Alst avenues aud Third street. Long
Island city. for the American Druggists
Syndicate. This building was planned by
Warren 4 Wetmure. architects. and will
be seven stories in height, covering n
plot 133xlt0. The cost Is estimated at
$l2J,O0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
VIEW B,KLYN PLACE FOR FORD.

The Ford Automobile Company has
sid IL. present Brooklyn home and
has purchased the site for a new one at
the corner Of Eastern Parkway and Bed
ford avenue. The Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company is the buyer of the
building at the corner OF Sterling place
and Bedford avenue, now occupied by
The Ford The plot the auto
mobile company will improve is at the
northeast corner OF Bedford avenue
and thu Parkway. According to an an
nouncement made yesterday the concern
will erect a large building on the site.
watch VIII be used as show rooms.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

lSr ~. tts-Cornelia - chaplin 10 l. II
Paul chaplin. II " ,sth -, atty, John
II Judge. 26l Bway -........-..,...t
iiTH 81 .i3 W-Enms l. Reancy :,
Hsttie @ rooms,. % w $50 ~ "'i,;
l,rii ST, as -leNyers Mtg. % 10
Emmn l.. Reaney. ie2 West End a!;
atty. ] n Judge. aGl Rway.......... 81
iTH ~. 3.s N-Aifrei Ed-lmuth to Law
ycrs Mtg Co. o, Liberty -: ATTY. I. 9;
57riii .r, 's.7 Z Marina " IIndenmeyr
7 q CO., li6 wHy....,....... .tla, 900
AMSTERDAM AZ. i>iF eiw \ Morrison
ct al. truS. 80 Louise " Jonas. . W s9th
-. atty. 7 q 20. 10 Rway $50. geo
18th IT. e5O-g5. w Y Title Inns Go Ia
Rnnkers rrntt. 90, ii Wall 81. s,.,y,s,
3iST ST. II >. 1919 " Madison av, alloy
sS.s-Samc to same ANY, same 800
iisD sr. u = ira e. 7th av, 31.sxe9.ll-
lawyers Mtg "a TO Harriet l. Kings
land Elheron. y !; a'tyS, cary 4 Car,
roll. ~ wall st.. $1,000
London. ?i5 W loist -, atty. Miltons
isTH 81. sas " Title Guarantee = Trust
90 to Michael l. Moss, 3oi y sd'n -:
atty. T q co. l7G BwSy ......... $4,000
LLOYD. FRANCES = 'adm'. t. Henry
p6Rt, join. to kathryn q stone. .-.. 81
DEAN, BnHfpRb, 10 Fannie. az
MoSNATiQrAr REAL. ESTATE 20 70
CoNDON EDW to Bu..i,rs Brick 4
RATES. LENA. to IaeycrS Mig
Ga. ssrss.t ''ffr 'sI"'''p
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EAST SIDE BLOCK SOLD.

The American Mailing Company has
sold q group Of sixteen lots. on part OF
which tho company formerly operated
Z large malt house, occupying the entire
frontage on the east side of Avenue A
between Seventy-frst and Seventy-sec-
ord streets, three blocks north OF the
fockefeller Institute. The property is
IN the same block with the new annex
Of the Automobile Club of America.
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ANOTHER BRONX PHONE BLDG.

The New York Telephone Company
filed plans yesterday for a W story
telephone exchange to be erected on plot
65x120 on the north side OF l15th street,
100 fest east Of Wadsworth avenue, run
ming through to l76th street. The cost
Is placed at 1913, 600 by Architects Nc
kenzie, voorhees, & Gmelin.
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FLAT SITE.

Another deal which promises con
tinued building activity in an already
active section WAS the sale by NJ. I.
S,runsky & Co. for David Zipkin of n
plot, 55xl00. on the north side OF 201th
street. 100 feet west of vermilyea ave-
nue.. The buyer Is the V. X. building
Company, which will erect a five story
apartment house with stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
FURTHEsT NORTH ON DRIVE.
SIX story FIAT Planned for 1a1st
Street COrner.

George & Edward Blum have com
pleted plans for a six story apartment
house. l0Sxl2o. TO be erected at "a cost OF
$4,000 on the south corner of River
side terrace and 1s1st street by the
Great Northern Construction Company.
Harry n Joseph F'alk. The structure.
which is to have "A facade in a classic
design composed OF granite and Roman
brick, will contain eight suites Of three.
four and six rooms to each floor. The
entrance will he on the street side lead
ing TO Il large circular vestibule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Porter 4 60. nave leased for Mary
:. Witherhce TO Warren :, low. the
three story dwelling at 30 West 12lst
street.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have leased for "A
term of years 80 West Eighty-ninth
street for Lena liessherg to \, =, Str"at.
Pcasc q Ellirnan have rented to Mrs.
George $. Choatc the four story dwell
ing, furnished. at TOT East Sev'nty-third
street.
G. l.. F~erllnghctti has leased the house
at zoe West l3ath street for Sauveur
Dasiis to Ernest Gurtner,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. @-Thrre was a GOOD
volume OF business IN this market and rric~s
a. a rule were firmer Diamond Match
camel 3 points With trading active. Chicago
Title and Trust advanced ) points on limited
buying. National Carbon common. swift 4
Co. and Illinois Brick were strong. Bond
market active ami strong. The summary
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NEW REALTY COnPOR ArIONs.

ALBANY. Nov. g-The following
realty corporations were chartered here
to-day: ~
T.sremos Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan. capita, s.s. 900. directors. John }
Jordan. Il. Minor Peck and h. l." FRANK
I'm. New York city: Manhattan.
capital, 5000: directors. Margaret
romme Ricka Siegel and AbrAm Aaron
son. New York clay.
chat Realty Company. Brooklyn; capt
,aI, $50, 900: directors. Blanche NJ. Davis
Adams Il. Davis and James X. DAVIS
Brooklyn. -
Manchester Building Company. Brook
Ign; capital. 81. 900. directors. r. Know
ton. +. u. Benson and J.. NJ. beyhi. Ne"
York city,
Reiton Realty Company. Brooklyn: cap
i,aI, 81, geo: directors. Henry Friedland,
Tobias Friedland. Brooklyn. Florence l.
Goldman. The Bronx. 1890,
Palermo Company. Brooklyn: capitAl,
1900: directors, Giesupp- Palermo. Nichols
Palermo and john Misiti, BROOKLYN,
Queens Boulevard Holding comspny,
Queens; capital. so. 900; directors. Edward
Il. ButterUorth, Max Alt.nkirch. il. and
Elsie Altenkirch. Jamaica, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
SITES FOR YONKERs FLATS.

Thomas :. Burke has sold tho plot
100x100 at lis to I2i Bruce avenue. be-
tween Caryl avenue and Rockledge place.
Yonkers. To "A buyer who will erect high
class apartments.
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ADAMS ALBERT Ain pursuance OF
an order OF Honorable Robert LUDLOW
Fowler, "A Surrogate of the county OF New
York. Notice Is hereby given TO all per
cons having claims against Albert A..
Adams. late Of the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same, with vouch
ers thereof. TO the subscriber. a. place ..
transactinE business, No. ~ Cedar Street,
In the city % New YORK, on o. before The
YORK. The itth dsy Of jan. ,1ia' Lut.u
r. ADAMS. EN'rutrix GEORGE = LAY.
Attorney for ENecutriS, <6 Cedar street.
New York city.
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20 BR oOkLYN FLATS PLANNED.

Shampan 4 Shampan have filed plans
for twenty apartment houses for six
antilles each. TO he erected on plot
60Oxl00. on the south side of SiNtieth
street at seventh avenue. to cost $780,
zoe. for the I'arkside Avenue Holding
Connany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30
SCIENTISTS buy IN nEMPsTEAD.

The Hewlett homestead at Franklin
and Fulton streets. Hampstead. 70x15O.
has been sold by Gecr Bros. to the First
build IA church In the spring. The price
was $4,000 and the seller william Cur
tbs.
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SATISFIED MORTG NOES.

with name ana address OF l'hders AZ
torncy.D
.p Az. n W c s6th st. -,iysl. Nov |.
NN-Jamss Carroll to migrant In
dustrIal savings Bank atty, Richard
D'Gorman, ~ chambers II, ...,, $500
I'd Az. " 5. go II 35th 81. ?5Ssl. June
IL, iss7-samc 90 same atty, ss me. $4,000
WADSWORTH Az. " =. 200 . 18Th IT.
SOxt5O. Nov 5, l907-Grnlro and Blanca
c,rfoliie to ,harlcs T. %Icrtora. atty,
r q 20, i76 b"ay,.......... $4,000
7eTH ST, lli ~ II : IA = Park av.
sOxlO2 2, Nov - 1919 Anna l. Rick
etts Ia Mathildc l. fNgk~tts. on the
premises; ATTY, j !. Rathbonn. - Wall
23D ST. 5as-is ". mortgage on leasehold.
An 10, lgli- Dudley r and Arthur V
I.yalI. trustees, TO Margaret Lyall, $50
" 10th 81, atty, II j Lyall, 81 Mas
lloTH 81. = =, 400 e % av. 5OxiOO II.
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UNrrRNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
BRONX

HOE AVE. s3:. 936. $40. . blocks eaat
Simpson -. station; 2. 4. : rooms. electric
light, telephone, all Improvement. Inquire
Telephone Intervale iltt
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RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Julia Beverley Higgins has leased for
Duane Humphreys his place, Brae Head.
at Mount kisco. to Or. John r. Mac
Curdy.
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family. seven room. semi-detached brick
dwelling on lot 23xl00 at 2O53 Sixty
sixth street to Henry Siegel.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. Nov % Cambria Steel
made a strong showing to day on a very
heavy volume of trading The stock closed
with a gain of ~ Electric storage Battery
advanced , points, fractions were active and
generally tract ionally higher. The summary