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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29
With the Churches

The general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church in the United States voted
at its first evening session at Rochester.
N. Y, to hold the 1916 assembly Mt At
lantic City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

&sHatted for Chalmers IA the ninth.
[sBatted for Fitzpatrick IN the eighth
npBaffed for TraRrossor In the eighth
HnRatted for Whaling In the seventh.
Philadelphia ......o 0 90 40 o.
&oston .............0 90 90 - -
STwo-base hlts: Becker. Luderns.
Three base hit; Smith. Home run;
|ravnth stolen bases Byrne, Moran.
Houble plays: Niehoff TO Lslderus;
Uaranville 10 schmidt CD, RiKey to Ban
Uoft 10 Luderus, Fitzpatrick TO Schmidt.
Hasa on errors: Boston, I. Bases on
nalis: OFF Rixey, g. off Chalmers, 1; off
hmes. l. Hits: OFF rizey. 4 In six ana
Uro-thirds innings: off Chalmers, In
nc and one-third innings. Struck out:
~ Rixey. ); BY James. ?. Umpires:
Riom and Emalie.
-ittabarRh Wtns.
3 BROOKLYN n. y, May A.--fitts-
fsreh defeated Brooklyn today, 2 20 q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

nTof4ls....0 "A II Totala..., 81 " IL
tBAsted for Alexander In tho ninth.
Philadelphia ...c.o ooo9 %
l5oston .............0 o Of'--e
fTwo-base hits: Tyler. Three-base hit
Naranvllle Sacrifice hits: Fitzpatrick,
Ninth. Moran. Sacrifice fly; Maranvilie.
Soluble plays Smith 20 Maranviile 20
,t,hnsdL Tiehoff to Bancroft TO Luderus.
uaae on errors Philadelphia, ;; Boston.
& Bases on balls: OFT Alexander, 3; off
Tyler. II. struck out; BY Alexander, I:
- Tyler, Umpircs; Klein and
Eraatle score nacoud name.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

Apartments. flats. houses ana cottages
can be rentedquielly and eheaply by .
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29
saraent WIns Contesi.

SARGENT. Neb., May &.-(SpeciaL)-
A high school ball game between Mason
City and Sargent was played here today,
Sargent winning, TO 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

HThree-base hits: hinchmah. W agner,
stolen bases: Johnston. Hinchman.
ENara. Earned runs: Pittsburgh. q
double play. cutahAw to O'Mara TO
Daubert Base on error: Pittsburgh, 2
ases on balls; OF Mamaex. Z Oft
81 coomhs. 5 Umpires; Byron and
Goaata Gst Nineteen Hits.
4 NEW YORK, May &-The New York
Elants battad Perdue. the 81. Louis
Htchsr. for nineteen hits today. enabling
#hem 70 win an easy riotory from 81.
Louis IN tie LIST game Of the series,
n 10 q rive times up. Fletcher hit a
Rome run and had three singles. and
Irew q base on hAlla.
I In the first inning. Umpire Eason or
1sred Manager McGraW OF New York
eff the field and SaodgTass followed n
She seoond. Later In the same inning
Eaaon cleared the New YORK bench 81
III the players. excepting those actively
Engaged IN the game. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

Totals -. SO ~ ~ Is 8 Totais....ss 10 n II
sBatted for Mays In the sixth.
Waited for Shawkey In the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29
Southern Association,

Nashville, 3; New Orleans, T.
Little Rock. 8; Mobile. 2.
Chattanooga, 0; Atlanta. T.
Memphis Birmingham; called fourth
rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-29

Thompson, Waish. Three-base hit:
Lewis Stolen base: Hooper. Earned
runs: Boston; P hss%as ... D OD ere
rors: Boston, 2; Philadelphia, a Bases
on balls: OFF Wood, 1; off shawkey.
Hits: OFF Mays, . In five innings; Off
Wood, in four innings. Struck out: By
Mays, 1; by Wood, 2: by shawkey, Z.
Umpires: Chill and Connolly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
AFTER MADISON AVE. PLOT.

Another deal wrapped with conditions
vas reported from lower Madison ave
nue. This like the Hcckscher transac-
ton, is twofold II may he sale or II
may bee a lease. Dr. William +. Mlttcn-
dorf the report said. had disposed Of his
property on the west side OF Madison
avenue between Thirty-hrst and Thirty
second streets and abuttiug property
connecting on Thirty-hrst and Thirty
second streets Four dwellings cover the
Madison avenue frontage. They are
known as 40 TO ii6 Madison avenue.
Tho side street properties are 10 East
Thrty-nrst street and 20 East thirty
second street The combined plot, a =
shaped area. was taken, the report said,
as a site for tail commercial building
10 accommodate the overflow Of textile
concerns from Fourth avenue. Or Nit
tendort sald last night that ne had two
propositions under consideration, the
sale Of the property or the leasing OF II
for long term Of years, hut nothing
definite, he said, had been done by either
side. So this was the substance OF the
days sensational trading Next wcok
Or the week after may find these deals
beyond the conditional stage, In a more
promising way TO confusion, II not al
ready C0usummated by that time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
SCHOOL BUYS SITE
ON MADISON AVE.
International Correspondence
school to Have 30 story
Home at 10th st.
HYDE PLOT SELECTED


r" .'''"N'''"nal correspondence
c.o.r OF -..utUn. Pa. has taken the
,, ,n. southwest, corner
'.' ..., 49,. ..,..,,,,,,
q .''' ..'''' anu """'S"' '''"'e'
rs. Pc. . twenty story building, To
t.,.....l headquarters OF the school.
... ..I ..It. y.il .,.rros,ut m
l"'
irtt-iM"N. "i ''I'1'H'''"N over H"'"o'-
r.t T". U.U $40. closed Yesterday
.rrr tU, officials OF tn" school had con-
,.Isr.| several we'll located properties In
ola, .s rf the Grand central Ter
trH " .Hln- tn't ot august Heck
s,.,,. .. .u' west side NJ Madison ave-
NJ. Is. -.G'l ~ Foriy-spc"ud street,
W." 1920 outlet 90 FoitN-'econd street
"a,
Tho HuHr- to bee erected by the In
t..'H. school probably VIII be- de-
,-r.d ., ~. S Gardiner -raduatc OF
..s...u. tud 10 present experimenting
tHs construction Of the Equitable Build
ing .r tu. employ of Ga" Thompsou-Star-
re- Construction company The build
irr Will h' ~ special construction and
interior t,ranecmcnt as II IL To be moth
Ing short o. q nlg S'ho"l mouse Inc IN
tcrriiunIu school VIII utilize about ten
fu1r- ~ 'h" building Tor It's depart
NE. uonc with the Victor typewriter
COMPANY which is controlled by the
schools interests. Tho remaining ten
floors VIl me- leased on snort term leases,
for the past has taught the school that
Il vii need additional space Tor us eN-
pandiug activities. The domest science
course, a new one in the school, VIII start
with sin doors
The institution mas oeen AFTER mead
quarters In this city Tor three years or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
18TH st, = 1914 W cd av. 222xios.6,
sept II, lS95-lsidor Jackson to Mutual
Life Ins Co; address. 80 Cedar 81 Sl3, 600
RININGTON ST. 81 ~, II W cor Forsyth 81
ds7l. 5Ox73.4 x5O 2x7s.s. Nov 20, 1871
Rachel Frank ct al 70 lily Gold.tonei
atty. j Eisner. ~ Park Row ...... ~ 900
LEN INGTON Az. =. sos = 5bth ~, @ON1s,
Apr s. lpil-,Iean Chstcras to Hy ami
Eugene VI Steinert, eNrs attys, Wood
Ford. Bovee & ~, l Madison aV. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY, July 2. leol-Hy
Sieinert to Jno c Boyle. trus; .attys;
PARK Az. cor 4lst 81, ys.sNlno. Msy
90 l907-l03 Park Az co TO Farmers
Loan & CO, % William ct. $780, 600
MANHATTAN Az, . cor llIth 81 runs
100 \ n lOOii " 30 looll 60
s. liSth ~ W 70 to 9 aN = -Ol IL
TO beg. May 3. l9O7-L Duncan and Kate
l. Buckley TO the Scamens Bank for say;
nttys. Cadwaladcr. W & r. 80 Val
HoFFMAN ST. = =. SIS isist CColcEel
~. lG sNiOO. Mar -. l90l--Wm Mitchell
and uno to Lille A Toppan, anc eNtrN.
satisfied Of record without production OF
mort hy order Supreme Court; atNs Tor
ptr. Hilquit & Levcnc. 30 church
AVE A. W >. $50 n 18TH st. 26xiOo, Mar
a. lgO5-Caroline Krejei to Grace h
Moore satisfied Of record without pro-
auction OF mort by order OF supreme
Court Feb G, 1915. Justice Alfred II
Page atty for ptr, Herbert Goldmark
20 BROAD 81 f''"'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.
Less Activity Reported Among
Commercial Concerns.

Marston 4 Co. have leased a store
at 1907 Broadway 10 the j. II. Williams
Company also n store at GAS and SAT
Madison avenue to the Oriental Plant
Company; the third loft at Q East
Forty eighth street to Fabricant, Inc;
space in the building at 81 West Forty
sixth street to Ethel l.. Flagg: space
in ATT Fifth avenue to Richard New
ton. Jr.: the second loft In 80 and IL
West Twenty-ninth street to II. Gold
water 4 Co. and the third loft to
Gwertzman & Freyer. which completes
the renting OF the lofts In this building
A V. Amy & Co. have rented the two
stores at $40 Lenox avenue to Jacob
Cohen, ladies' tailor. and Benjamin
bergman. confectI oner
Huherth & Huberth have leased the
store at 1889 Broadway, near Fifty
eighth street to the De Lion Tire and
Rubber Company OF Trenton. y. j., for
a saIesroom.
to the National Mercantile Agency
third street.
Shaw Il Co. have leased the store at
42S West 125th street to /. & 5. Golfer.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the entire top floor. containing
about 10000 square feet. in the Puck
Building. 299-30j Lafayette street, cor
ner OF East Houston street, TO Lehmaier
& Bro. printers. for many years at IS
Beekman street
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for the Standard Oxygen Com
pany to Elizabeth Kay the entire build
ing at PIG East Forty-second street.
and. nj 3e6 Broadway. office to William
A. Tobias and Barnet Lazaraus.
Solomon stern has rented to Histed,
photographer. a studio at 537 Fifth ave-
nue. for n long term OF years also
space at 31-33 East Twehtyseventh
street to Friend Advertising Agency
@. Hart n. s. Bluhm, artists; F.
A. de Meuron. architect, and space al
114-116 East Twenty-eighth street 10
Tcharic. Simleh 4 Co. sales agents
Klir A. Beck. artist, and Walter Lewis
Smith, artist.
Samuel H. Martin has leased the
store and basement at 1874 Broadway
to tho Hess Bright Manufacturing
COmDauy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yest-~day:
Epros Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capital, $4,000; directors, Barnett Fp-
stein, Max Raymond Pnd Aaron !. Rails
man New York city
Cathedral Construction Company Inc
Manhattan; capital. $4,000; directors,
Gerson Il. Cltron, sarah Citron and Leo
Schaffran, New York city.
Fitty-eighth Property, Inc, Manhattan
capital, $4,000, directors, William A
ellis, Jr., Elizabeth b, schillins and
Edward Browning, New York city.
X. a ID. Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital 5000: directors, Theodore Kri-
Ion, sadie Krilor and Meyer Delisky, New
Rcgum Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital $1,000, directors, Herbert NJ.
UnEer Albert Burger and Henry W.
Unger, New York city.
lsadore NJ. Realty Manhattan; capital.
81 600 directors, lsadore NJ. Levy. New
YORK ;lty; Joseph settler and Jessie Stitch
Nacher Merritt Realty Corporation,
Arnold n. schmidt, Herman Naeher and
Cora t. Naeher, Brooklyn. N Y,
g. @ Construction Company. Inc, Brook
Ign; capital 5000; directors. samuel q,
oldstein, Lena Goldstein and Morris Ring.
TeneySk wans.man. Inc, ou..ns
capital, $1,000; directors, Albert b. Ten
G. Cronhart. Long Island city,
PetrOgrad Realty Company, Inc.
Queens, capital, $1,000; directors. Simon
Slmonvitz. Brooklyn, n. Y, Jacob Gold
stein and william ]. Hazard Jamaica
y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Marston n Co. have leased the dwell
ing at 10 Fast Thlrticth street for the
estate OF George O Gordon to Anthony
Fadlla: also the dwelling at 457 East
l3gth street for the estate Of william
o German to Mira James Meara.
Pease & Gilman have leased for DR..
Granville NJ White to Anatole Levy
the five story .imerlcan basement dwell
ing at 272 West Saventy-seventh street.
adjoining Riverside Drive also for the
Dater estate to John w Brett the four
story dwelling 81 West Fifty-socond
street.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented to
Isaac Grcenspan tho three story dwell
ing at las West 120th street.
Porter 4 Co, have leased for Emily
Potts to Herbert f.. Miller the three
story dwelling at 266 West l2lst street
The iIouEhtOn Company has sub
leased for George r. Martin OF McKim,
Mead 4 White the three story and
basement dwelling 307 West Eighty
seventh street TO s. Str'ebeck Won Reyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
EXCHANGE IS STILL LOWER.
Drops 10 Record Level Since BE-
ginning of War.

Sterling exchange dropped yesterday
to n new low record since the war began
and for q considerable time previous
to that outbreak. Demand sterling sold
down TO 4S3, the lowest price it has
reached since the panic OF 1907, and Is
now well below the gold import point.
In ordinary times such a low ratio
OF exchange would with all probability
bring with 1t gold shipments but under
tho present existing conditions II Is un-
likely that England would part with
gold either from London or from the
Bank OF England depositary In Ottawa.
Conditions also are such here that
no pressure II expected to be eNerted
by the New York banks to bring gold
into tho country.
Money Ia very easy hero at present
and the surplus reserve OF the local
banks is such that they have plethora
OF funds.
Demand sterling closed nj is3 and
cables nj Ash Francs were lower at
90 for checks and 5.lsh for cables,
Marks are getting back once more TO
the extremely low level which they
reached last fall, closing last night at
ssh for checks and ssh for cables
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09

WALKER Av. 24oO-Richard Furlons, InC
agt q r Herold. owner; Dial q Hawkins
Contractor observation-disclosures. 5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09

'7IITTIHV7''II I'''''TTT'' T77 VI u ~" w
Eth Az W cor nan ~, 100 llX666-
Frances VI. wife Aston Twitty. ct al. to
Bowery Eav Bank, l2S Bowery Feb 5,
3 yrs p c; attys Cadwnlader, W a
!, 30 VA, s'2iit iGetsbS st
26NiOO-Wright Gillies to Title & T
co. l76 Bway, Feb g. due as per
bond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09

be secured. In my Judgment unless
twelve story building minimum Is per-
mtted.
South Of city Hail. taking both sides
Of Broadway and Nassau street and
the westerly side of William street we
fad that approximately SO per cent or
the ground has actually been improved
with buildings ten stories or more in
height. II Is not a case where only
one-quarter Of 1 per cont has been so
improved, but whore SO per cent. lie so
improved. | feel that we should try
to protect the interests of the owners
OF the remaining 81 per cent. Of this
ground"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
FIT. WASHINGTON APARTMENT.
Forty eight Family House to ne
Butt on iaIu street.

on the south side of 16ist street. 1875
feet west of Fort Washington avenue, a
six story apartment house is to be built
by the Hudson View Construction Com
pany Henry Friedman, president. II will
have a facade OF brick and limestone, n
frontage OF SO feet and a depth Of S6.j
feet and II will have accommodations
for forty-eight families. Harold l..
Young and Steward Wagner the archi-
tects, have estimated the cost at
100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

GOTH ST 2a5-sa L. all--walter C. Korh
o. al TO Carmlne he GaAcro, $50 T. 59th
IT. 5 yrs from Apr 20, 1915 ....,,,.., $500
30 Az, 20a1, store, &c-iustav Heucke 70
from Feb 10, atty, NJ Thierer. sSl Z
5TH Hv W cor 5sd st, 26 .6xioo-preiccr
Rlty co 10 Revillon Frcres ~ W aHh 81,
n ?-i2 yrs from July !: isib; atty, j D
Tanner, - Bways; $500 to Ws,SUo
CharEin to Barnet Roscnhouse slS
Henry 81. 3 yrs from May /, 1915; atty,
Chas s Rosenberg, % Rutgers. -
18th ST. I43 W. ALIAS y walker 70
yrs from Dec 1, 1914; attys Fitch N
lOsTH ST. S48 &c, store and pit cell'r-
Giuseppe Fusco to Rosario Romano, S4s
lo'in St, Ersa f ss S. rsS j. 1898 ,sSG
sTH Az. 25SG. cor store and part cellar
VIM Hoegg 10 Ralph Moore, al W l3sth
81. yrs from Feb I, 1915; atty, walter
n Stewart, 1883 30 av.... ....,,,,|3 500
MADISON ST; lS; store; &c-5onSs Meii
81. I sig yrs from Dec l, 1914; attys,
II Kochier co. sol LIST av,.........t 12o
BROADWAY, n " cor 3tth st, part bldg
above store-DaWd l. Leahy Realty GO
yrs from oct I, 1914; atty, Waiter =
Warner. a. Court st. Bklyn. $4,000
Bronx
sd Az, $500, ground floor and part moor
above-Geo Il Huether to 7 Frank
furter. Inc, $500 Sd av. yrs from Feb
o,d IsiS ,os Hw Ts reney ,i $50 : ,i $500
az AN s' Kuhn TO cor ''i R.. ii al" Co.
Mar /, 1918; attys, HASTINGS & q, 25s
Bway Taxes, sc. and $4,000 to $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
lam A Mark ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attys Seybel a. French.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan


nth ST, 50 E-Morris Sheres 4 CO aEt
A r VIM Pilgrim, Theodore p Pilgrim,
Paul II Pilgrim, Anna Pilgrim &
Clarissa Pilgrim. owners; Benjamin =
PARK WEST. liS-Pohosky &
Lebow agt Real Estate Security Co,
owner; McVickar Gaillard, contrac-
Az D. is-Eiier Metal Ceiling Co aEt Wen,
del Estate, owners; sam Frankforter,
Jacob Ringer a Morris Pollock. con-
SYST sT So w.samuei Gable agt Andon
Corpn. owner; Norfolk Lumber Co. con.
s7TH ST. 40 w-Joseph Rcsenzweg aet
Frederick Oherman, owner. John j
Burns & Jacks Garage, contractors $50
Hath ST, ~ & % E-Herman First agt
Lille Iustig, owner contractor. fl2S.I2
59TH ST 3s W--Pltt Balance Door Co agt
3S West Fifty ninth street co, owner
93D ST, 1873 w--Janes 4 Kirkland agt
Dorothea II simmons, owner; sim :
mons, contractor ....,........,' ,Sis'so
Bronx.
WALKER Av. 2toO--Richard Furlons, Inc,
agt q r Herold. owner; Dial q hawkns
ss @ o o e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
WEST END HOUSES SOLD.

WEST END AVENUE-Stephen A.
Harrison and Samuel T. Carter. Or,
respective owners. have sold the two
three story and basement dwellings at
t6l and $50 West End avenue. The
houses occupy a plot 40Xl00 on the
east side OF the avenue COS feet north
of Elghty-oighth street.
WEST NGNETlETH STREET-Albert
W j. Petric has sold lil and l43
West Nn,ticth street, two five story
fats. ON plot 1.9Nl00.N, l75 feet east
~ Amsterdam avenue.
EAST FORTY NINTH STREET
Daniel Casey has sold for Mrs. MIN
ME Roche $40 East Forty-ninth street,
three story building, on lot l7xl0O,
70 A. ilerst an adjoining owner.
DELANCEY STREET-Meyer Ellenbo-
gen has sold for We'll a Meyer to j,
Addison l02 Delaney street, five
story tenement. on lot l9.2x75, adjoln'
irE the northeast corner of Ludlow
B'fD,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09

you will note from the above that
on a per cent. basis the eight story
building appreciates the S250,0 ground
to $4,000, or arbitrarily takes of
$40, 900 Of Legitimate earning value, In
the case OF a twelve story building the
owner still secures Just about per
cent. on his ground.
Above the ground floor an eight story
building will contain about 1000 square
feet OF renting space and two elevators
must be used, whereas an eleven story
building contains $500 feet and / have
allowed for three elevators
1.-THE fact is indisputable that the
four upper floors are by far the best
renting floors in any building on any
street II the building Is twelve stories.
/ have considered the question OF set
back Four additional stories can be
added TO the building II you set back
twelve and a half feet but experience
convinces me that these floors without
any view OF tho street would not pay
for their construction, taxes and opera
ton. There IL altogether too much
theory in this buildings heights ordl-
nance and while / believe that something
should be done set We should give prop
erty owners south OF City Hall a chance
to get a fair Income, and this cannot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
PLANS FoR BRoNx FLATS.

on College avenue. northwest corner
Of i6sth street, a five story brick tene-
mcnt 36x3SNS5x76.6 will be erected by
Albert j. Schwarzler The fremont
Architectural Company, architects, place
the cost at $4,000.
ON Morris avenue, northeast corner Of
l6sth street. two Ave story brick stores
and tenements. 397x79 and i0N90 will
be erected by the same owner. from
plans by the fremont Architectural
Company. who estimate tho cost at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
SALES or nnoNx FLATS.

EAST 18TH sTREET-Kurz & urcn
have sold for John Muth the three
story Nat at az East 167th street,
between Melrose ana CORTLAND, ave-
rHes on lot 25xlOO.
AVENUE ST. JOHN-The Friedman
Construction Company, Henry Fried
man president, rs reported to have
so' 'or cash a row OF three apartment
houses occupying a block front in the
Hunts Point section Of The Bronx,
comprising 9i2. $50 and $50 Avenue
81 john on the wcst side between
Is .'y and Beck streets. The houses
are four story structures The prop
cry has a frontage of $50 feet on
Avenue ST. John so feet on Kelly
sue-t and 100 feet on Beck street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
APARTMENT DEAL PENDING.

Several other properties OF value were
reportcI sold yesterday Investigation
found this 10 be Incorrect and that the
properties were surrounded by coudi-
tons For instance. the Alexander Ham
''ton apartment o. the northeast corner
of Broadway and 16lst street was re-
ported TO have passed to new interests.
Owrers Of the property said this was not
~ Off,rs had been made by several for
to house. but none had been accepted.
The house is six stories on plot 100
feet ON each street II was assessed for
taxes last year at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

h am ast David S crakOw = al (spe-
,, e' sf r. iGC 's Of Lenoa "v 100.
991l-,Sound Realty co agt Joseph
Bloch ct. a foreclosure OF mortsase) :
BRo0ME sT, 3 W cor Sheriff st, s5x7b--
Geo T. Martens agt julius Tishman e.
al foreclosure OF mortgageI; atty T
iosD 81. iii E-Anna Goldman agt John
II Bodine ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage attys' Ar9stein Levy, n.,~
agt Margaret T Van Fps ct al ttore-
closure Of two mortgagesli attys' Cad
walader. Mickershem 4 Tatt'
n Y Savings Bank agt solomon Kutner
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE atty
Dutton'
Elway Co aEt John Reilly ct al faction
10 for"close transfer OF tax lienli atty
BAKER Av. =. 225 IT of GARFIELD st.
s6xiOO-Ella A Gregg ct al. as trus'
tees, agt Felix Farugo et al (foreclos
ure OF mortgagel; atty, f a Acker
25xlOO--Eila A Gregg ct al, as trus-
tees. agt Felix Farugo ct al uoreclos'
ure Of mortgasel atty y A Aeker'
Tierncy agt Thos Hunt tforeclosur,
of mortsage); attys, Sullivan Crom
LOT 80, blk Z, map of Morris Park
John Tierney agt John Battiston
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE attys, Sulli
van 4 Cromwell.
LOT 90, blk 4. lot Nos %. SO, 81. IS. biz
81, lot Nos II, rs, 10, blk FOB, map o.
Morris Park--John j Tierney agt lsaa'
silver foreclosure OF mortgage) attys
sullivan a Cromwell
LOT 81, 2s and 20, blk 90. map Morrii
Park-John J Terney agt Charles
Leavy et al foreclosure Of mtg. attyA
sullivan a Cromwell
| LOT ~ and 49, blk ~, map Morris Pari
John TIerhey ast Daniel LlybeIiei.
foreclosure of mtg; attys, Sullivan
| Cromwell
heath Av, o s.Ss Kinssbrtdse I'd
| b0xlls6--Park Mortgage Co agt VIII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
New Minimum Prices.

The Stock Exchange committee has
established the following new minimum
prices American Express, SO; Interna-
tonal Harvester Corporation prefers I'd,
100. Toose-Wiles common, 20 first
preferred 90; second preferred SO;
Pressed Steel Car preferred 81, and
Southern Railway preferred, 90,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
LEASING AT wOoDMERE.

william l.. Bowman has rented 10 II.
Berger house from the plans OF
Howard & Callman, to he built on La
fayctte avenue, Woodmere, for Louis
NJ Simson.
Goldschmdt & Macdonald have rented
for Robert II, Spear his cottage on Gun
Drive to Nathan Ottinger for the sea
son; for Mrs. Elizabeth Mckeon her
house on Burton avenue to NJ j. Fried
berg for two years, and for Mrs, susan
Miller her house on Irving place to
william y. Haskell for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-09
REvILLoN STORE RENTAL.

Revilon Freres will pay a graduated
rental of sac, 800 TO $4,000 a year TO
Michael Drecer for tho six story build
ing at the southwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Fifty-third street, leased by
the furriers last week The lease, re-
corded yesterday, is for a term Of
twenty-one years and two months from
July / next.