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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-26
WOULD LIMIT IMMIGRATION.
Former Japan Missionary FavOrs Re-
strictions ON Entry of Foreigners.

DR.. Sidney L. Gulick. who spent 26
years in japan as missionary, favors
limiting foreign immigration to the
United States. particularly from
Japan and China, according to state
ments made by him during most in
teresting address at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening.
In order to treat all nations fairly,
DR.. Gulick proposes that immigration
be limited to definite percentage an
nually, probably 5 per cent, of those
already naturalized from each Of the
foreign countries, together with their
American born children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-26

diverting the water away from the
power site, it alleges, and it therefore
seeks an injunction.
The Yelm Irrigation company is
composed of the leading farmers of
the Yelm district, who are carrying
out the first and largest irrigation
project in this part of the state. The
work has been under way for some
years and is now nearly completed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-26
To Omen Highways Bids.

The state highway department has
called for bids to be opened Decem-
Der 20 on approximately $4,000
worth of work on the Inland Empire
highway. Approximately II miles of
construction work will be on the
eastern division in Whitman county,
nine miles in Walla Walla county and
IL miles in Benton county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
SHIFTING IN TRADE ZONES.
Movement of Mig md small Con.
Germs Continues.

N. e L. Hess have leased the eighth
fioor at l+o Fifth avenue 10 Dinkel-
spiel & Co. the seventh foor at 80 East
Twentieth sire { TO Theodor Jewish. the
Fourth floor At 10 IVES, Seventeenth
street to SAMUEL III. Turner. $4,000
square feet of space at l5l-l55 Yves:
Thirtieth street with Cross & Brown the
twelfth floor at 1918 West Twenty
second street, through to 1917 West
Twenty-tirst street. TO Edelson q Hand {:
space at 2s-32 West Thirty-sixth street
to the North American Embroidery
Works. space at 432 Fourth avenue from
february / to Gabriel Brothers, and
with Carstein & Linnekin the tenth foor
at ll5-ll1 East Twenty-third street. con-
tanning $500 quare feet. to W. j..
Pingston & Co.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the ground floor at l07 John street to
LYMAN & Gottlieb, u floor at 224-226
Pearl street to Samuel Bernhart. with
the Brett a Goode Company the eleventh
floor OF the Aberdeen Building. 15O-l56
Lafa yette street, to Rosenberg e. Daniel.
George II. Read & Co. and Cammann.
Voorhees, & Floyd nave rented space in
l3S Front street to sutton. Aspinwall &
Co., and the Read firm leased alone the
third loft In IL Barclay street for a term
Of years to Harry +. Bailey.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
space In the old Hartman house 1T "a
20 West Fffty-seventh street TO Miss
Juliana Cutting for her dancing class.
&. l.. Ferl.nghetti has leased the store
at 4s7 Tenth avenue to Mary Gallagher.
He'll d Stern have leased in 302 Fifth
avenue, third loft to a. Laguna 4 Co. {:
In 54-62 West Twenty-first street, elev-
enth loft TO III. Levin In 1851 West
Twenty-third street, eleventh loft to the
Seymour Cravat Company: In 1864
West Twenty-seventh street, fifth loft
to the Leading Shirt Waist Company :
in 80 Eas Twenty-eighth street. first
loft to the Jonas-Wolf Company In Al
80 West Twenty-eighth street. sixth loft
to Lipman x Myers, and In STA West
Thirtieth street, first loft 10 the Marx
Singer Company.
Bast!ne a. Co. have leased the fifth
foor at 10 and 81 West Twenty-fourth
street To Louis bernstein, and at 1927
West Twenty-frst street for David
Spero. space on the eighth loor TO Obegi
Bros,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
100000 IN BRONX FLATS.

Practically s4oo.ooo will be spent By
Bronx builders on seven new apartment
houses. plans for which were filed yes
terday. william NJ. Moore Will erect two
houses. each Of Ave stories from plans
by Sommerfeld a Steckler. at the north
east corner Of University avenue and
l9oth street. fronting 90 feet on the
avenue and 124.< feet on tho street.
They will cost sos. 900. The Jerome
Avenue Construction Company, ElLas
Lapin president. will spend $780, 900 on
two five story houses. 63x10l, on the
west sd of Jerome avenue, 1901 feet
north OF 1921 street. Andrew ].
Thomas Is the architect. II. s. and
L. o. Crystal will erect two houses, one
on the east side OF Crotona Parkway,
1852 feet north Of 1soth street., and the
other In h real OF This house, fronting
on Mohegan venue. They will DO of
i've stories. 66x6o.l 10 each, and will cost
together $4,000. Andrew J. Thomas
designed them. On Field place, south
side. 81 feet IVES. Of erosion avenue.
a fve story fiat, 63xss, will be erected
by the 1888 Creston Avenue Company,
Archibald Hamilton president, at a cost
OF $4,000 from plans by Goldner 4
Goldberg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01

The white Star liner Baltic. sailing TO.
day for Liverpool. will take mail. closing
at s3o A. NJ. for Europe. except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary, Luxemburs. Tur.
key, the Netherlands. Bulgaria.. Norway.
sweden. Denmark and Russia: also for
Africa, West Asia and East Indies.
The Russian-Amsrican liner Csar. sail.
ing Friday for A~rchansel. will take mai
closing at 10 A. NJ. for Russia.
The Hollsnd-Amsrtca liner Noorderdvk
sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam. will tahe
mail. closing at = a. NJ. for the Neither
lands.
The Greek liner va.iiefs c~ons.sntWes.
sailing Friday for Pireus. Will take mail.
closing at ! p. NJ. for Greece. when sps-
claIiy addressed only.
The American liner New York. sailing
saturday for Liverpool. Mil take mail.
closing at $50 A. Nj, for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg.
Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netherlands. Nor
way. sweden and Denmark). Africa, West
Asia and the East Indies
The Scsndinavian-American liner Oooar
H., sailing s. saturday for Chr rtiansand. will
take mali. closing at 10 A. NJ, for Norway,
Sweden, Denmark. Russia, Germany. Aus.
tria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulsaria ana
The French liner Roehambeau, sailing
saturday for Bordeaux. Will take mall
closing at noon, for Franco. Rumanie.
Serbia. Switzerland, Italy. spain, Portugal:
Egypt. Greece. British india. British EAst
Africa, Siam. Malta, Gibraltar. Ceyion'
straits settlements. Dutch East Inoies'
West Australia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
NEW JERsEy REAL ESTATE SALE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered nv
BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE or
NEW YORK. to builders. investors and
prospective homeseekers A large number
OF vacant lots at Grant wood. Morsemere.
Leonia. Ridgeield and Teaneck. New Jcr
coy, at cnr-ha,f ~ former owners price,
Also a large number Of two.ftmiiy house,
at Edgewlter. Hudson iIeights, cllrside
and Palisades Park. New jersey, a, about
onc-haIf OF former prices Al of the above
properties are within a five cen, fare zons
and within thirty minutes 81 Manhattan
These properties must b. sold quickly to
close the business OF two corporations now
being l'quiiaied by tho Banking Depart
meti Special Inducements to contractors
ana builders who VIII purthas" "A con
siderable number 81 lot-. For further par.
ucuIars address Benz II HAiGHT. Spo.
ciai Deputy Supt % Banks. care ~ R,nk-
Ing Department. 81 Broadway. Now York
CITY "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01

NJ Powell. I Wall .Ss.s%2
ii3TH ST. ?&i-5 E-Sslvatore Soraci TO
Paolina Giacini. 24ts Loriiiard pi; atty.
Jacob ] herman. As Bway..........N
MOTT ST. si--Bessie l. Marks to Lillian
M Rosenthal lti " 10th r....::iloo
Sd AN. l61s-wm Schulz q ano to II Won
Soo~|n. 53s W ll3,h st: at,ys. A a II
Bloch. 30 Nassau r.................i
20 Az. i!ss-Same TO same: atty..
:sTH ST. 3ot w-Rob, l. Redneld. eur. 10
American Mtg co. 90 Cedar a.; attys.
Bowers & :. 80 Cedar t.........Ss.000
18TH ST. :io.e E-Nathan Horwi,z 10 Jos
VI Klein, 1853 ID av. attys. Bloonberg
18th ST. $ =. 100 " Amsterdam nv. s2&
100 lO-Bankers Trust 60 80 y Y T 1ns
icoTH ST. 229 E-Urosprr R.ty Corp to
Josephine VI Stein. 2jl " ssth 81, attys,
Wolf & X, EOS Bway............s $1,000
Bronx.
Nn Trust co to CIty Mig Co.....,..Sl0
MTG co Otto Morris " Levine $50, 900
81 Tier, CORA NJ. 4 ano. to Bertha
Krrrt. $4,000
rhKN THos T, 10 Lydia uren. $500
,lTf MTG 60 TO Hy Mend,in . 500 900
TRUST 60 90 cry Mtg co......slo
RLTi 60, INC. and sno, to
'F"'''' srr.s o. o Q . . E o . Q o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
M BLOCK SALE.

Howard G. Pyle & Co. and Downing
2 Muller have sold the block front on
sourth avenue. between Sixty-third and
S!xty-iourth streets, including both cor
ners The plot measures 200x10o feet.
" was purchased by the Sixty-third-
s'Aty-fourth Streets Improvement Com
pH'y, which will erect four four story
abartment buildings on the plot. The
buildings will each accommodate twenty
FAMILIES. The sale was made for the
etat" of W, J.. bowling.
Leonard. Davidson Il Co. have sold
the two family and store brick building
a. 25lS Myrtle avenue for the S. & q.
construction Company of Ridgewood.
William L~ustgarten & Co. have sold
20 william 7. Foley 900 Marcy avenue
me sellers acquired the property at the
recent auction sale of the estate Of
oscar + ilawley. The purchaser &C.
eupies the premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders ;

=" I'm nam" ana address Of lenders at
torney.i
q. runs = lC:sx II s2ssx. 1883 to w..
~ na Ssn a oc, "a jSt w*wie G 3. < . s0r Y w sps
To- Juiia Riker Harmon. atty. Geo "
HAMiLTooN ST. 81. n $. :5i. E ca,harisDUee
AZ Kate Finch 10 Lawyers Mtre 90. g
coNvE$T Az, " cor lbs, st. s5sss ii,
!; McGehes' s25 W ss,h st; atty. Harry
SAME PROPERTY. May %. I9c3-Jos &
Jeanne c Ggine' to ny T Wins: .rns
Ma sl5f:s ANvG,' ~ h sor ao,n st. 7 .;i,SG"
Mar II. iei5-Lre-Holstein CONSTR co To-
Jacob Rosenthai' a''sS' Marks q y, So
SAME PROPERTY. Feb rs. isil--same to
Max Kohre n Eugene l. Richards, supt
81 HANKS az temporary receiver OF Max
Rank, attys, Strauss 4 Singer. 81 Cedar
MADISON ST. ios, n :, s51ioo. Api il,
S~auserti's, y Y, 4 Rachel IssAcs, ITO
W-liith 81: eSrs atty, dec Kaufman.
LOTS 1919. map Seton Homestead, Vest
chester county, y Y, Sept ~. ls97-Bcr-
nard Msyhon to the Commissioner Tor
SIAN. n t ,sa "6un Money" Of x q .n as,s nn,'s %
record TO J A. Wendell. Deputy Comp:
.-%troller. state Of y N..,,.,..,,.,....365O
100 . May "a. iso5" "ate'a c Irons sTi 0G tx
Mutual Life lns Go, SO Cedar st 5000
30 AZ. $. 80 5 18th st. %?Sxloo, Feb e.
Marx, 80 W ltsth ST atty, Jacob Marx,
:sD sT. n 5, 500 " ION ,,'75xg;s s.: :atS
Exp Co, 2 Rector ST. y c.. .sei 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
R, B. DULA BUYS
FIFTH AVE. CORNER
Hartman Bank Property at
18th Street Secured as an
Investment.
RIVER FOR 500 FIFTH Av.

Robert b. Duaa VINO . few years ago
sured from active participation in the
Affairs Of the American Tobacco Com
sany after accommodating . big fortune
erom the preparation and marketing Of
the weed. Is putting some Of this money
into real estate. Like many other
vsalthy investors Mr.. Dula has shown q
.sfsrence for Firth avenue and yester-
Iay no closed . deal for the purchase
n the Hartman Bank Building. At the
southeast corner Of Fifth venue and
Yorty.fourth street. from the American
asai Estate Company for q price said
"a be close to 10000 900. The realty
company has been holding the building
~ ~. 100000. It 10 m eleven story
structure fronting IS feet on the avenue
ard los feet along Forty.fourth street.
Huiit ten years ago.. II has been con-
sdsred I'D to recent times the most
costiy constructed once building on
nth ven Tho building 10 fully
rented Its yearly income being 3172 1000.
M tenantry comprises Arms OF the high
at standing. The Hartman National
hank occupies the basement. ground
and first floors Of the structure. The
American Real estate company Secureu
n Ave years ago in q deal which was
considered the largest Of the year. Since
thsn Il has been the headquarters and
me Of the chief assets Of the company.
Besides Q large amount OF cash Mr..
pula has given Hibriten. his country
plsce at Tarrytown, and twelve lots
On Northern avenue near 1S1st street.
Manhattan, in part payment for the
nth avenue corner. The lots are In a
section which 10 now receiving consider
able attention from apartment house
buiiders. He bought the lots a few
rars ago. Il being his hrst investment
10 Manhattan real estate. Hibriten 10
one Of the show places OF the Tarry.
town section Of W~estchester. Contain
,ns fifty acres Of ground with buildings
II fronts 1000 feet on South Broadway.
The property Ia highly developed. Wind
ins roads lined with shade trees gtrd,e
the estate. The dwelling house is aid to
be q model OF builders and decorators
arts. Besides the dwelling there is "A
lodge house, garage, outhouses and farm
buildingv. Townsend Homer and L. J.
Phillips 4 Co. negotiated tho trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
DOWNTOWN OFFICE RENTALS.

George r. Read & Co. leased offices
in 100 Liberty street to II, II, Jarrett &
Co., Bertram Ezekial and the Superior
Export Company in the Home Life In
surance Company Building to George O..
Remington and q. NJ. Masters; In the
Mechanics and Metals Bank Building to
Palmer 4 Eyre in the Fruit Trade
Building TO Edward A, Farrell and ID, +.
Lauro and w. A. Hutchinson q Co. (:
In the Mattlage Building to Isadore Com
berg In the Morris Building to William
Keltel and John II. Putnam; In the
National Bank OF Commerce Building to
Harry Osborne, John Davenport. Richard
ii, Portsmore and Franklin Berwin In
the Corn Exchange Bank Building to
the South and Central American Com
merclal Company IN the Coffee En-
change Bank Building TO Anna Kras-
niansky and II. l.. Daurnheim in tho
Taylor Building to William r. Ross. ". +:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01

Pinner e. al foreclosure o, mtg
atty. + l. Allen "
SiST ST ~ W-Charles r.anier as, Mar,
atty. X W Gambler. ~
MANHATTAN Az. " A. 55,I ~ t,ct,
lsN5S-John [ Clark agt Fanny /. payI.
81 al foreclosure Of mtg: atty. ii
EAST HOUSTON ST. 1873 to i,s-Me,ro.
politan saving Bank aGt Max - steiner
E "a foreclosure Of MTG: attys, A :
n W Hutch!ns.
Br0nx.
HONEYWELL Az. " =. $40 = i7s,h ST
s3.+Nl00 Eugene Roscnthal agt Artr
realty 60 ct al foreclosure Of mtg I,
THIRD AN. :i97-City Real Estate % ac,
Joseph Iindenthal ct al foreclosure Of
mtg atty. III swain.
RID. = :. .i0.7 g Lorinn nj
?l,7x9i2- Elizabeth N Miller agi Ian.
pole n Werner Holding Co ct al fore
closure OF mtg(. attys. Cary & r,rrou
SIMPSON ST, llN6 and lls7-Si,g,rs Iife
Insurance Co agt Harris Rather -. al
foreclosure OF mtg; a,tys. Gregg \
is?D ST II :. ?:i.3 = Cro,ont as. loox,oc
ERockiand Realty co sgt ls2i i Garden
streets co. Inc. ct al foreclosure OF
mtEl attys, Bowers 4 sands.
OuER -PI. s16-1ames MURRAY agt ELI.
sbeth kerner ct al ,partition SUITE, atty.
BECK ST. sso-samneI Blumn., no,
American Land Credit Corp 1T al fore
closure ~ intgl; atty, \ W Levy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
500 FIFTH AVENUE s0LD

Mr.. Dula's purchase was not tho only
enc made yesterday In that part OF
Fifth avenue. Quite as interesting and
with a little touch Of mystery added
because the buyers name IL not revealed
10 the sale Of the building at 500 Fifth
avenue, adjoining the site Of h new
Guaranty Building at tho southeast
corner Of Fifth avenue and Forty-thtrd
street. the property which figured re.
Gently In a $780, 900 trade. The prop
erty at sos Fifth avenue Is known az
the Walton Building. 1t fronts 37.6 feet
on the avenue and runs back 123 feet
TO y private alley. one-third of the fee
10 which goes with the property. The
land and building arc valued at about
$500. 900 and they hav been sold to a
client OF Frank WELLER. The building Is
4 converted dwelling once the residence
Of the Sturges family. the estate OF
Thomas Z. S,urges being the seller. The
estate ownership goes back to 1864.
The alley in the rear Of the property
cannot be closed. thereby providing per-
petual light and air TO the rear OF II
building erected on the site. The new
Guaranty building will rear on 1t and
Just across II to the east Klein q Jack
son will erect a structure on Ian pur
chased last week which will ave on its
ives, side the advantages provided by
this alley.
THE S,u-ges property is the third
Fifth avenue parcel sold this week and
the fourth that has changed hands this
month. On Monday the old Progress
Club property at the north corner OF
Fifth avenue and ~Sixty-th!rd street was
sold to a syndicate Of New York and
New England investors who will I'M
prove il with an apartment house where
much as $4,000 q year will be
charged for suites. a few weeks ago
Clarence Payne. a Young Californian
who has been doing things In real estate
for the last eighteen months. sold the
building in curse OF construction at the
southeast corner OF Fifth avaRue and
For,y-third street at a profit estimated
at several hundred thousand dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
INVESTORS SHOW INTEREST.

IT. NICHOLAS AVENUE-Kick &
sharrott have sold for Edward b.
Corey 30 tho Mason Realty Company
the ive story apartment house at 81
-. Nicholas avenue. southeast corner
Of 18th street. or plot rs. 3x95.5. The
property is assessed at SS7, 500 by the
city. 1t Is understood that the realty
company has resold, taking Long
Island property in exchange.
sSTH STREET-Charles +.
Noyes Company has sold 800 West
Eiehty-eighth street, a four story
dwelling covering a lot l9xl00.s be-
tween West End avenue and River
side Drive, to George f. Van Worst.
The property was held at sac. 900.
stoddard & Mark represented the SELL
ers.
EAST NINETIETH sTREET-Joseph
Z Day has sold for A. +. w. Schu-
nacher TO Jacob Sobel 204 East Nine
teth street. n hve story fiat on lot
~a5xl0o.s, l09 feet east OF Third
s'enue, The property was scheduled
ior voluntary auction yesterday by
Mr.. Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
Crlsconio Realty Co, Inc. and ano. 10
{ q T. Realty corpn, sl67 Belmont sv.
NOV 20. mtge $500. atty, 8 ii Goldtng.

crIsconio Realty Co. Inc and ano. TO
g q T. Realty Corpn. :l6I Belmont av.
Nov %. mtSe $500: atty. 8 ii Goiding.
Az. :. IS n l7sth st. 5oxioo--
Coipn. 2is1 sv, Nov 20. mtEe
$500; atty. 5 II Gold!ng. 1876 Broad,
.rH Az. 5. a. ; ?.s,h st. :axio5-Thc.
Speck - Kalo Realty 20. Int. 3ss T.
listh st, Nov 80. mtss $1,000, attys,
Williamson a. II. asa Alexander ave 800
LOTS % and -. map Dash state ichseI
Mass to David J. lustlg, SOL w llSth ~
NOV 80. m,re sass: ATTY. J J Baker
PRoPERTY-Sa me to Bridget NJ
Hinsgs'cy. g5 columbia aV. Jersey c!ty,
j, Nov 20. mtge si5s5; atty, sains.sl
BROOK ~. las. > 25NloO-Wi!.lam
Neudorfcr TO Meyer sarasohn. ss6 Kelly
-. sept 81. mtg $1,000. atty MeE.,,
saraS"hr. - r. l7th t........'..:'..tl
l36, i57. -, -, lI5, y, -, lS', !%.'
&. -. l5l, i5!. 20. 81, q: ls' GOV "a
90. 80. li3. IA. Ia. lis, 1879. ~ ~ *
zoe, sio. 2lt ?Ss. it2, $50, lOs, ~. ~
50, IL. $50. 2si, lii, 20, u. aes. 2Oos I.S'
81. 20. ga. .i9, go. J. :? ;. 80 a.
go, 1871. is2. 1873. 20. 70. elI ~. go ~
%. enT, cl5. PIG. ?7s. 40, as. .ls' W.
Ios. 1903. i0i. 2O3, :Sl. go. 2.s. ~. Up
70. -. -. 20. 80. ~. ~, ~. 81. S. ~
21I. .Oe, 1875. 1873, itS. i69, 10. lst. l?s'
1910, 1877. iss, aga. .2t ?ei, IS. 80. 100, ).
q, atO-Bowie Dash Realty 20 10 JACOB
Finkel et al. .gl Essex ST. Bklyn. y Y,
Nov 20; atty. r q Is 7 Co. i76 B"ay. az
deeds ........ s.rsrss's -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
Incoming NcssrIs-By wireless.

IS Larlmcr. Port Arthur, 80 miles south.
West - pramoud Shonl ~ noon yes,eriay
- ri Muudo Galveston. ~ miles south
vrs, OF diamond Shoal ut noon.
- Antilles. New Orleans. ~ miles south
of nNumoul >hoal At noon,
- southwestern, Port Arthur for Bayonnr.
ow miles east southeast OF sabine bar at
noon
:. III RIO, Galveston. $40 miles cas-, Of
Galveston M & r. NJ,
- Muskogec, New Orleans, passed Cary.
Fort n, i NJ.
- san Marcos Galveston, 50 miles north
Of Jupiter AT u NJ,
s. Conoho, Galveston, passed Alligator at
S. Comanchc. Jacksonville h7s miles south
of Sandy Hook at : y. NJ.
- BurnaNentu ra, Buenos Ayrcs. 30 mi.e,
south of sandy Hook at noon.
S. Aun"h', Jacksonville, ~ miles south OF
Sandy Hook AT +. NJ.
Ss III Dia, Galveston, ~ miles eaOe south,
east OF Galveston bar al : r.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
TEXTILE PUBLICATION RENTS.

The Brett & Goode Company and
Stephen ii. Tying a. Co. have leased a
suite of offices on the fourteenth floor
Of the Printing Crafts Building. the new
twenty-five story structure now In
course Of erection on the west side of
Eighth avenue from Thirty-third to
Thirty-fourth street. The lessee Is the
Bragdon. Lord 4 Maggie Company. a con-
solldatlon Of j. II. Bragdon Il Co. OF 377
Broadway publishers Of the TEXTILE
Manufacturers journal and Lord q
Nagle Company Of Boston, Mass. pub
fishers OF the fertile World Record. The
two publications will be merged and
will be published by the B~ragdon, Lord
a. Nagle Company under the name OF
the fertile World Journal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
CHEAP LOAN on 9TH AVE. COR.

A permanent loan OF 1000. 900 has
been secured from the Metropolitan Life
insurance Company for the Improvement
OF the old Progress Club property at the
north corner OF Fifth avenue and Sixty.
third street, which was sold on Monday
BY the Charles +. Noyes Company to a
syndicate OF investors. The loan, which
IL for ive years at IA per cent. was Sc
cured for the syndicate by Hughes 4
Hammond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
NEW Y. w. @. A, BUILDING,

Plans for tho new Harlem branch Of
the Young Women's Christian Assoc!a-
ton were nled yesterday by Louis Z.
Jallade. architect. II will be OH the
southeast corner Of Lenox avenue and
12%th street. seven stories high. II will
front 100 feet on the venue and l00.I1
feet on the street n will have a
facade Of brick limestone and terra Gotta
In the French Renaissance style of archi.
lecture. The Young women's Christian
Association Is the owner. Tho cost
has been estimated Mt $3.50, 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
AVENUE A BLOCK BUYER,

Gottfried knoche, an architect and
builder. Is the buyer OF the American
Mailing Company block front. on the
east side OF Avenue A between Seventy
first and Seventy-second streets. reported
sold yesterday. The property fronts
204.4 on the g by 9s deep on both
year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
In so Wall Street to II. b. Won Linde and
In II Wall street TO Brown, Davis 4 Co.
GOTHAM THEATRE LEASED.

The Meister Builders have leased for
John T.. Lowe. receiver for the late CO.
partnership of Sullivan & Krauss. the
Gotham Theatre on 125th street for Ave
years ut ar aggregate rental OF 500. 900.
The lessee is the proprietor Of tho ITALIA
Theatre on the Bowery. the city's oldest
playhouse.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ETH Az, n g cor <7th st--John A Murray
4 Co axt Helen N Shepard ct al, Nov
10. Sil.72
Bronx.
BROSSWOOD AN, n e corner Of 22sth st.
s6.axioS.I~-Jaine~ quinn Construction
Co, Inc, agt Liberty Lace A. Mating
Works ct al, September II. 1915 st,925.OJ
WOOD AN. n q corner Of 22Sth st,
los lx22s ?-tSamuel n Polls aEt Liberty
Lace a. Netting Works ct al. October
nhR sj I@SooD Nv, n E corner Of 'sss,hs u.
6b. txl0a l--plppola. Contracting 90 agt
6,a rsUr lace q 4 Netting Works s. 9;
wAsHfSGToN Nv, =, ss 1t n Of lssin
81, isxiiO--George vsiro q Son ast
Rosen Realty, Core o. el. September
10. 1tfS. oaee
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NEW B'kLYN AUTO BUILDING,

The Mc1nerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has leased the building to be built
at the northwest corner of Bedford ave.
nue. and Prospect place for a long term
OF years at a total rent Of about $780,
600 to the Overland Automobile Com
pany. Tho structure will front 90 feet
on Bedford avenue and IS feet In depth
along Prospect place. The Bedford ave-
u and Prospect place front will be of
glass.