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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-06
Georgia-Alabama League
STANDING
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Tallaoega 1-S Anniston GO. Newnan-LaGrange rain. Rome-Griffin. rain
 Games Today Rome at Griffin. Newman at LaGrange. Tailadega at Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-06
By RICHARD F. LUssIER

Yesterday morning, due principally to the sogginess of the scenery, rath- CT than the incompntibiIity of the Bar ons or Gulls, the thrilling drama, "Sniping the GuIls," was postponed, hut the matinee performance was sensational success and with Burleish Grimes acting as "sniperette in chief the Gulls were "sniped" to the tune of to 1 in a fast and we'll played game.
 Redwood Field yesterday afternoon, even after the hard work of the groundkeepers, appeared very soggy and the crowded stands and bIeachers settled themselves to watch slow game. They were pleasantly disap- pointed.
 In the first place. MT. Burleigh Grimes was prmed to herculean efforts, and the facile manner. in which the rosy cheek ed boy "sniped" the Gulls was thrilling to the fans and fannets in the first eight .j- sons and part of the ninth. In the ninth Grimes, after cooking the goose of ;, Gulls allowed f1eeting thoughts of his re- cent combat with the humps to interfere with his delivery, and one Burke prompt ly and most efficiently walloped to left for a safety. Burleigh, the boy pitcher smiled smile or two and condescendeJ to pitch to MT. Perry. While Grimes aad Perry were matching their wits, Burke purloined the keystone sack. The fans their way out of the park stopped as things were assuming an interesting trend
 Strike tw-oo!" bawled Breitenstein on . low one past Perry
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Totals .......... a2 10 !

sBatted for M. Merritt in ninth. s*Batted for Day in seventh. Score by innings:
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Perry Objects


 Perry objected most strenuously and displayed nasty temper. Dutch Char lie" Schmidt on the third base coacnmg line yelled at Brit:
 Hey, blind man wanna go home early" On the next ball pitched Perry, still quite peeved, smote the pellet to deep center and Burke romped homeward with the first and last Gull tally. Mary Cal houn waited on Burlegh and was re- warded by a pass. By this time the stands were wondering just how high Grimes was going to aviate. However MT. Dobard amid the entreaties of his was overs
 As for the Baronial counters they were made during the first three innings, wre en Tex" Covington was inclined to spraes of wildness.
 Carroll opened the, first by poxing to left for single. Magee grounded out. Coombs stroled. Todricx Sloan doubled to center, scoring Carroll On Lindsay S grounder Coombs was forced at the plrte Ellam was ''pinked" in the chest, cut Clark ended the inning by flying out.
 In the second Wallace singled to left and Grimes made a neat sacrifice. Carrotl singled On Magee's grounder Wallace was forced at the plate. .oombs was again passed and the bases were full. At this point Covington uncorked the widest of wild pitches and Carroll scored. Sloan ended things by hying out
 Ellam Triples
 Ellam tripled in the third with one out. 1t was a long drive in right, on which Hub Northen was slightly Injured when he fell trying to field the ball. On Clark S single Ellam scored. Wallace and Grimes struck out and from then on not Baron saw first base during the rest of the game and Covington famed eight. In support of the ''sniperette in chief MT "Jeems" Magee stood out proni- nently with Roy Ellam and Dannie Clark. This trio saved Grimes much embarrass- ment by wonderful stops and catches. In the sixth with two out Magee made what was probably the most wonderful catch in his fielding career on Miller's line drive to center The ball was hit hard and Ma gee ran in on the crack of the bat and by a great sprint and final lunge caught the ball at his shoe tops It was beau- tiful catch and deserved the plaudits tt received.
 Another performance of Shipping the Gulls'' will be given this afternoon at S:3O
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manhattan.
1tTH ST. 2o7 E-Mayer Horowlts sgt Mary
$ Donnelly. trustee. owner. VIM G Links.
iiiTH ST, 1853 E-Abraham Reisner ct al
agt Salvatore fsaly, owner: Michael
Agento, contractor. ............. .&2l
CHARLES ST, 2s to 3~2-Thomas Galiigan,
Inc. agt Margaret NJ Fritz. owner !re:
COLUMBUS Az. n e cor esth at. loo.5x
l0o-Chas II Bruins ngt Thomas Healy.
owner; Thomas } Brady. Jr. contrac.
iaTm ST. 5is E-charies wiesman ast
cRoTONA PARKWAY. =. sos ii : Of
i77th st. ~is210x2i2 to Daly av x -
Salvatore Naccarato agt Defender Con
struction co g. Narcroth CONSTR Co.
owners; Kramer Contracting co. con.
tractor trenewaD .................$ 235
EISMERE PL n W cor southern Boule-
ward. il0. .S-Salvatore Naccarato
agt Defender Construction Co \ Mar
croth Construction Co. owners; Kramer
Contracting co, contractor tronewab. f1a
BROOME ST. 36s--D Friedman & Son agt
$ & " Realizes. Inc. owner: Ncvens
perelman Co. Inc. contractor. ......si3e
Bronx.
i7eTH ST. n 9. 20 e Bathgate ay;. 6oSioo-
Alfo Mosineci VS. Burnett We'll Con.
struction co. owners: = Trotta and
PROSPECT Az. W =. 60 > 1soth st. t7x-
Frank j johnson vs. John Doe, owner,
Raphael Kurzrock. contractor IRE.
FREMONT Az. Sal TO 5a5-Abraham
Sonken W. James Friedhor. owner; Jerre
r sullivan, lessee; stravoula q Morgan.
contractor ...,...,.,..........,...t 2ef
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OPER ATOR REsELLs FLAT.

WEST 46TH STREET,. J.. Fnnerar
and p. J. Ryan have resold for Daniel
Il. Jackson the L~apsdowne apartment
house, at 352 to 1853 West Forty-siXth
street. "A six story thirty family struc-
tuss on plot 75x10O, near Ninth ave-
nue.. The property was held at S215.-
600. The buyer Is an investor who
gave in part payment the six story
and basement building at 44S Broome
street. west of Broadway. on lot 25x
50. The property is leased to Spald-
ing n Bro. for a long term on a
net rental basis. The buyer also gave
in part payment % West 10th street.
q three story and basement dwelling
on lot 1Sxl00. facing Mount Morris
Park. These two properties stand in
the name OF Robert Weber.
WEST 1887 STREET-Lewine 4
Kempner have purchased six lots.
l5Oxl00. on the north side Of l9lst
street, 100 feet east of ST. Nicholas
avenue. The property was secured
from the Jacob estate Joseph Silver
son was the broker In the transaction.
The property will he offered for resale
to builders.
HAVEN AvENUE.-Hattie p. Weber
has sold the southeast corner of Haven
avenue and Hist street. a vacant plot,
fronting 5l.s feet on the avenue.
lOs.ll feet on the street and measur-
ing so feet Inc 80 feet on its easterly
and southerly lines respectively. The
buyers are builders, who will improve
the site with an apartment house.
The seller had owned the property
since 1903.
WEST l56TH STREET.-Ennis 4 SIN
mott have bought from the Crowley
estate 515 n 81 West 156th street,
two W story frame buildings. on
plot 50xl00. Arnold. Byrne a. Bau-
mann were the brokers in the transac-
ton. The property is 1875 feet west
OF Amsterdam avenue. 1t will be re-
sold TO a builder.
EAST SlST STREET.-John ]. Kav-
anagh has sold for Jacob W. Rubin
to Stephen Duncan Marshall $50 East
Eighty-frst street. a three story and
basement high stoop b~rownstone front
dwelling. On lot l~9.6xlO4.4. Mr.. Mar
shall recently sold his home at l2l
East E~ighty-frst street to David
bows.
WEST 18TH STREET.-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold sac West
l25th street, a five story HAT with
stores, on lot ~2SxlO0.11, between Am
sterdam ven and broadway. The
buyer is a client OF the Charles X. L.
huston Company.
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BWAY APARTMENTS
IN Big CASH DEAL
Invcstor Buys 100000 Block
Front on the Heights
soc 900 Trade Closed.
UPTOWN PLOTS IN SALES

IN one OF the largest cash transac-
Mons closed this spring. IN investor pur-
chased the two six story apartment
houses Occupying the block front on the
.,s, side Of broadway from 1874 to
isi,h street The properties were held
a, s550.o00 and were sold for all cash
above existing mortgages. The Hall
perwin Corporation as brokers made the
deal For the Medford Realty Company.
which IL Alex Kahn. they have sold the
northeast corner OF broadway and 1881
street, an apartment house known as
the Medford South. on plot s911xl0o,
and for the estate Of Elizabeth VI. Barry
they have sold the southeast corner OF
Broadway and l6ith street. a similar
building known as Barry Home. on a
plot of equal size. The plot on which the
houses stand was acquired by the Med
ford Realty Company some years ago
from the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. The
realty company put up the houses. the
nor,herly one of which they sold in 1911
10 Mrs. Barry,
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JOHNSON LOTS BRING
AVERAGE OF 1884
SO in The Bronx Sell for
S147. OOO-Second Day Pro-
duces Many Bargains.


The low prices which prevailed nv the
hrst days session OF the auction saie
OF the 5V lots IN tne Johnson estate
near Clason Point In n Bronx brought
several hundred prospective bidders 10
the Nesey street auction rooms yes
terday morning fully an hour before the
second session of the sale was scheduled
TO begin.
Among these small investors were a
sprinkling of builders and operators
who waited to take the lots at owest
prices. hut they waited in vain. for the
prices of the first days sale were well
sustained.
Because Of the smallness OF the bids
the sale did not move with CELEBRITY
md 1t was past 6 o'clock last night
when Auctioneer bay struck down the
last OF the b79 lots in the Offering. For
the $40 lots he received $4,000. which
Is an average Of a little less than 1884.
The result of yesterdays selling totalled
Stiles for 25i lots. which IL about s2i3
a lot. The average for the previous
day was a little more than 1921 a lot
for 325 lots.
The sale was resumed at the north
west corner Of Rosedale and Ludlow
avenues, which Levine a Posner bought
for $3.50. The adjoining one on Ludlow
avenue they secured for SAYS. The adj
joining two lots on Ludlow avenue went
for SAYS each to q. Sully. the next W
at s1,100 to 5. Asihell and ~ plot. 5ox
100. at the northwest corner was sold
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PoPHAM. Az. n 3. isl W Montgomery
az !ssi9cwMelwin Realty : Gonst co
June 20. due Jan 1. 1915, 6 D C; atty,
CO. l7s nway 80. $40. 900
OLD fo.t M1pPnh aale2SyG. H lPsi,sss.,i-SMihiIi,SS Y
Baxter to Yette Reise. Sll T. 15hth 81.
June e. due as per bond; atty. l. &
18TH ST. sosE. IS, lS.exioo-Hialmer
Iindhn,s to Thos p Malcolm const CO.
s atty ) 90 $ w We,S May sf' s aSe p a. per eI 500
sTEBBlNs Az. s65. " 3. ioxioo-Moscs
Hess to sandow Realty Co, 1873 Bway,
ats, T 4 CO. IL" B v ; o'o, $3.50
70 John. Jaburs,. liza " 10th ST, and ano,
Bros 10 Leonard st...".."" ii.I,5
Ei', pr, to h m,s ,s'coJ + J RsSse s.. 7S sS.i nfwi's
wills Ky ". a,sws IT5ish 4. Cox
3is w aed at. June 20; due July !. 1921.
p c; atty. T q T Co. is Broad:
FOX Sri, iss5,. vs.. sa.4xioo.Jas Powers
brooklyn. pr m,se $4,000: june Is, dSs;
s s%%s ia75l,' i Bed 7 q az s; f srScs Ei, ,ss1oo d
GRAND B~ouLEvARD AND coNcouRsE.
& 2?Hes Ess, Fordham I'd; SO 2xit5as
atty. 7 q 4 T co. l7s Bway $1,000
'G iooGasrm AN; Apma NJ to ANNIE ntls Rcp iDs
3Sl r i39th st. pr mtge $1,000, June "a.
yr, 5 p e; atty, F N ~Tichenor. 81
lark toW s...s sl,OuO
BOSTON ROAD. 1925, " $. 4oxg6. 6.-New-
ton Holding 60 to Mary II Sayre. 22i
w l3!th st. pr mtge $4,000 Oct 4.
1912, due as per bond atty. VI r sayrc.
y Y AND ALBANY PosT ROAD. n " ~
being lot l map Chas " Simmons. also
lot :, same map-Newton Land Assn to
Mary Y sayre, l4l W lis. ST. July ?S.
due as per bond atty, " II Sayre. 5
ELTON Az. s73, " 3. 25xi00-Frank j
Kensler to + VIM Heidc. 6s W oath st.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
saturday for Liverpool, will take mail.
closing at : a. NJ. for Europe except
Gormany, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey, Netherlands. Norway. sweden.
Denmark and Russia), Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies.
Tho Sorwegian-American liner Kristiania-
ford, sailing Saturday for bergen. will
take mail, closing at 9:30 4. NJ, for Nor
way. sweden, Denmark. Russia. neither
lands, Germany. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emhurg and Turkey only when specially
addressed.
The French liner chicago. sailing Satur-
day for Bordeaux. Will take mail. closing
at noon. for France, RumaniH, bulgaria.
Serbia, switzerland. italy. Spain. Portugal.
Egypt. Greece. British India. British East
Africa, Siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon,
straits settlements, Dutch East Indies,
West Australia and Persia. also other
countries Except GERMANY. Austria. Hun
gary, Luxembourg and Turkey when spe-
Clally addressed.
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BIG TT. WASHINGTON TRADE.

Calder. Mascot & Lanning have old
Tor the Tilman Construction Company
10 the Hudson Trus; Company the block
front on the east side OF Fort Washing
ton avenue. between Hist and l12d
streets, two six story elevate apart
ment houses. on plot 200xl22. The two
houses were held AT 100000 and are
fully rented. Calder. Nassoi; a Lanning
were appointed agents. In part payment
the Hudson Trust Company gives nine
teen free and clear Morris Park lots
also 55s West l6ist street. n three story
dwelling on lot 16x991l; also twenty
free and clear lots at Riveredge. n. j..
and three two family houses at 2Sl7.
2sl9 and 2S2l Creston avenue, Bronx.
each on lot 25xl00.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
N. r. s. Corporation, Manhattan; capt.
tai. $50, 900: directors, George Goldson,
New York city: Frederick A. Zott. Carl
stadt. y. j.. and Walter NJ. Wechsler'
New York city.
q. 4 r.. Realty Company. Manhattan
capital. $4,000; directors. Christopher w:
stafford. James j.. Purcell and Bernard
J. Mechanic. New York city.
Bigenum Bungalows. Manhattan; eapi-
tai. $4,000: directors. II. Shifelin Sayers.
Harold Roberts and william l.. sayers'
New York city.
one Hundred and For,y-nve West one
Hundred and Twenty-third street Com
pany. Manhattan; capital. $1,000: direc-
tors, william VI. Walker. Isaac III.
Walker and Pauline ID. Walker. Bsyvine.
y. Y.
Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-four Third
Avenue Company, Manhattan; capital.
$1,000; directors. William NJ. Walker.
Isaac H.. Walker and Pauline ID. Walker.
Bayyllle. y Y
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. showers to-la;
unsettled tomorrow: light south shifting

For eastern New York. showers to-Ja;.
unsettled tomorrow; light south shifting
winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Per--
vania. showers to-day, unsettled to-mor-
row light southcrly winds.
For northern Sew England. showers to
day and probably tomorrow; llsht
southerly winds.
For southern New England. showers to-
day; partly cloudy tomorrow; light
southerly winds.
For western New York. fair In wcs,.
showers In east portion to-day; fair to-
morrow. light variable winds.
NEW YORK. July THE depression
from the lower ohio valley moved a little
northeastern to a centre over ohio yes-
regions. upper ohio Valley. western parts
Of the middle Atlantic states and most OF
New York
Showers occurred In other widely scat
tered sections. but for the most part the
weather was fair.
High pressure prevailed over the north
western quarter Of the country from A
centre over Idaho. hut was moderately
low elsewhere.
II was warmer In the south atlantic
States.
Elsewhere temperature changes wers
generally unimportaut,
In this city tho day was fair. with
rain In the evening. little change
In temperature; wind, light to fresh
southeast. average humidity. CO per cent:
barometer, corrected to read TO sea level.
at : A.. NJ" 20. 90: i NJ. g9.s7
The temperature IN this cisy yesterday.
as recorded by the oricial Thermometer. 10
shown T., the annexed table:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho merger Of the Cataract Power and
conduit Company with the Buffalo Gen
eral Electric. company has been approved
nv the Public Service Commission OF the
second district The companies Will be
falo General Electric Company In accord
anCe with the ordinance passed January.
1913. which VIII mean a reduction OF 10
per cent in tho rates to electric consul
mers, The Bunalo General Electric Com
pnnN will guarantee the sl,3S4,OOO bonds
Of tho Cataract Power and Conduit Com
pany, hut no new securities wifi he OF.
fered N. connection with the consoiida-
tion. The consolidation must he com
pleted by the first of September.
Gross earnings Of the Illinois Traction
Company for MAY were $500. sea. or M
3i6 less than for May. 1914. Expenses
and taxes were reduced sii.lOO and net
earnings were s~3ls,e05. or 81. 24s less than
last year. For the first i've months OF
the current. year gross was S,t+5,Os6. a
decline Of $685., with not Of $l.72a2st,
"A gain OF sls,l79, compared with the cor,
responding period of 1914
The California Railroad Commission has
received application from the Western
States Gas and Electric Company for au-
thnrity TO issue s266. 900 Of 3 per cent.
bonds at not less than S. and also to
sell s2S, GOO i per cent notes AT not less
than ~, The notes are q portion OF an
issue of sl,1i6, 900 which the company was
previously authorized to issue at par.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.


A conference was held yesterday between
the two protective committees engaged
in the reorganization OF the American
Writing Paper Company, As n result Of
the conference Edwin I, Maynard and
hers OF the hondho!ders' and
". II. Remick, J ". ogden, George II.
valiant and Snmuei +. STREET as mcmhers
OF the stockholders committee. The latter
will formulate a plan Of reorglniza'ion
and present II IN the bondholders' com
mitt~e ms soon as possible.
At the close Of business yesterday John
G. Lonsdale retired from the firm Of Logan
& Bryan, the mpAn partnership under
the firm name Of Logan Il Bryan, between
BENJAMIN u Bryan, John q, Lonsiale,
stuart Logan, Howard II Logan and Y. C
Holllngsr expiring NJ that time a new CO.
partnership Of Logan & Bryan. composed
o. Benjamin, b. bryan. S,unr' Logan,
BENJAMIN u. Bryan, Jr., was formed.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
waite sale. a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the bust
ness NJ two corporations. oners these
properties AZ about 500 Of former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Palisadc,
Morsemere and Lconia. New Jersey. top-
positc Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection Of these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy free.
For Further details and terms, address
BENZ. u HAIGHT, Special Deputy Supt
OF Banks. care Banking Department, 81
Broadway, New York city.
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tn BUILD BROOKLYN PLANT.

The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF a three story warehouse. 60x
200. for W. Becker's Aniline and Chem
zeal Works, to be located at East
Eighty fourth street and Ditmas ave-
nue.. The building will he constructed
of reinforced concrete. Benja-
min Driesler. 153 Remsen street. Is the
architect. Work will he started at once.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The bronx ana Brooklyn.

lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph P. Day.
BROADWAY. l7t4.17ts, = 2 cor 5s,h st.
lSi:exi22.7xi?o.:xss.7. seven sly Rock:
ingham apt house, ]. Mooney ct al
VS. y W Hardness ct al: partition. Ad-
journed to July ~
BY Henry Brady.
l3oTH ST. II +. n 8: 2it e 5th -av. lex
Co v. j Z Troy ct al; due. .7,Ios.s2;
taxes. &c. &5l.t2: to the plaintiff. 50, 900
ny Samuel Marx.
18TH ST. ?tl W. n $. 45i w 9TH av. isx
9ell. fve sty dwlg-wm Rankin VS.
taxes. &c. 1915; to the plaintiff 81. 900
BY Henry X. Ketcham.
CANAL ST 81 to II, n e cor Allen st. COX
AS two : sly hrik tennis 4 str.. also
e6Ih ST; l7o W; = abt i:s . Amstsr-
title. &c-L y Livingston agt : A Krule-
witch ct al; Henry b Ketcham. receiver;
adjourned to July :.
lat 3?os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Henry Brady.
I5,ioxss ixi5.iOxssi. Z .ty dwlg-Louise
due, sss7sss; taxes, &I' 500; to. the
wpHLTros%S AZ. n v cor i7ad st. ti,iiS
2o,iS to 1924 st x ?oi action s.; yaesn,
s3.Iii??, taxes, &c. SOS. to the plain:
,7spp ST. L. n 5. col W walton av, Hin
2Oxi5, gore. vacan,-Same agt same,
action !; due, s2s7.?7; to the plain;
PARCEL. beg at point 4ai n i7ed st. s5x
so. vacant-Same agt same. action g:
due, s57o.65, taxes sc. $780, TO the plain
BEI.MoNT Az. $. 1853 " Grand Rivd
and Concourse. .SN23.llx+Sl0 vacant
gore,-A II c.rossin agt Verona Schmi,z
the nlatntlN ...tS,1UN
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BIG SALE AT ID

Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd have
roid a portion of the estate of Miss
yuma Livingston Delafeid al Riverdale.
~, T., to the Stadacona Company. The
property consists of 1850 square feet.
fronting on both sides of Palisade ave
rue and extending TO the tracks of the
He" York Central railroad and 64,75l
.quare feet under water west of the
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To BUILD ON OLD ESTATE.

.FOTONA PARK EAST.-William ].
Gabel has sold for the Thomas Realty
company. Lewis w. Minford president,
the plot on the east side of Crotona
Park East. $50 feet north of 173d
street, 62.6 feet front. 1870 feet in depth
ana 300 feet in the rear. This liz the
nrst sale In what was the Milford
homestead. The plot is directly in the
rear OF the l14th street subway sta
non and will be improved with a high
CLASS apartment mousse by the pur-
Shaser' Louis L. kleban. who was rep
resented by Philip ID. Shapiro as at
torney.
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5000, 900 WEST END FLAT.
Henrs Mayer 70 Buiid At Corner
Of 7Sth street.

Neville & Bagge. architects. have fled
plans for the construction OF n twelve
story apartment house on the northwest
corner OF West End avenue and Seven
ty-ffth street for the Charmion Con-
struction Company, Henry Mayer, pres
ident. II will be a fireproof structure
with a facade OF brick and terra Gotta,
having a frontage Of i05 feet on the ave-
nue. by 1915 feet on the street and
will have accommodations for forty
eight families. The architects have esti-
mated the cost at $500. 900.
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East Thirty-ninth street. fronting 37.6
feet on either street. Mr.. Palmer said
that no leases had yet been signed. but
that the transaction would probably he
closed between now and next Tuesday.
Herman Lee Meader has prepared plans
for the twelve story building which will
be erected by the lessee at ar estimated
cost OF S1SO,00O.
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EXTEND JAMAICA BAY COLONY.

IN" Howard Estates Development
company has purchased from Max An
ZEN fourteen acres of meadow at Old
,'eias Neck, south side OF the road
"dd'ns from Aqueduct TO Bennett's ISL
Snp west and southwest of Hawtree
rteeH' also one and a half acres on
lane. ~ ''"'e''s
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HUDSON GUILD FLAT.

me Hudson Guild, the n~eighborhood
~" "f the Chelsea district. Is to hc
we real owner of the mode fiat to he
'I'''"n by the Esthold Realty Company
'. 4 pio' AZ 'S6 and 43S West Twenty.
H"'h street purchased on Tuesday
through j. Romaine Brown COMPANY
a " Ring IL treasurer of the guild
ana Is acting for il.