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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

played, and, in addition, a little Incl
dent which can relate will show that
there is q precedent for a union OF
honors as there is evidence OF a COM
plete union OF hearts.
I'm the British expeditionary force
there is an English soldier, member
OF q cyclst corps, who is proud to
wear upon his breast the 'medaille
milltaire OF the French army.
The story OF the stirring incident
has been told to me by Henri Roger, n
young soldier OF the Fifth infantry
who saw 1t from the trenches and who
is now lying wounded In hospital here.
During one OF the engagements
last week on the River Aisne, the Fifth
was holding an intrenched position
and was faced In the distance by q
strong force OF the enemy. To the
RICH. and left OF the opposing forces
were large clumps OF trees, In one OF
which a force OF English troops had
taken up a position, fact regarding
which the Germans were unaware. IN
the other wood, II was soon discovered
lay a considerable body OF German
infantry with several machine gun Sec
tions.
cyelist Wins Decoration.
"A road ran beside the wood IN
which the enemy lay hidden. ana
along It force OF French infantry was
seen to be advancing. How we're they
to be saved from the ambush into
which they were marching? That was
the problem, and II was difficult one
Every time the French troops IN
the trenches endeavored to signal 10
their oncoming comrades, hidden Ger
man sharpshooters picked on the Sig
nalers. Soon the position seemed 10
be almost desperate; every moment
the intrenched French soldiers ex.
pected to hear the hideous swish OF
the Maxims moving down their uh'
suspecting comrades.
Suddenly. however, something nap
pened which attracted the Afternoon
of the French and German trenches
From the wood where the English lay
hidden a cyclist dashed-the English
too. had seen the danger, and cyclist
had been ordered to carry a message
of warning to the advancing frencn
column. several hundreds strong.
THE cyclist bent low in his saddle
and darted forward; he had not gone
a hundred yards before he fell. Killed
BY a well-aimed German bullet
minute later another cyclist appeared,
only, in a second or two, to share MS
comrades fate.
Then n third-the thing had to be
done, The bullets whizzed round him.
but on he went over the fire-swept
zone. The Frenchmen held their
breath as they watched the gallant
cyclist speeding toward the French
column.
1.-THE Frenchmen could not resist a
loud 'Hurrah!' when they saw the
daring cyclist dismount on reaching
the officer In command Of the troops
which he had dared death to save
"The officer heard the message ana
took in the position at glance. he
gave an order or two instantly. ana
turned to the Englishman.
Then was there a fine but simple
hottla nicture which should live.
THE French officer saluted the gal
liant fellow standing by the cycle.
Then. with simple movement, took
the 'medaille militaire'-the. Victoria
Cross Of France-from his own tunic
and pinned 1t on the coat Of the Eng
lishman.
"I am glad young Roger told me
when he had finished relating the
story, to have lived to see that deed.
1t was glorious!'"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04
Grow Irish Potatoaa.

Berlln.-The Germans Of Berlin are
TO grow Irish potatoes. A society has
been organized to cultivate them in
waste places Of the city which cannot
be used for other purposes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04
Too Much 70 Bear.

Friend-Why are you crying, Bobby?
Bobby-Ma whipped me because my
face was dirty, and then washed it
Judge.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04
Falmouth is probably the oldest port
in England. 1t was used by the Phoe-
uicians at least $500 years ago.


The girl who is self-possessed can
usually be induced to transfer the
title.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04
Winter ChiIIs Bring Kidney Ills

commended kidney remedy in the
world. You'll decide 1t worth q trial.
when you read this enthusiastic testi'
monY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

They stop the tickle. Deans Mentholated
Cough Drops stop coughs quickly. A pleas.
ant remedy-5c OF all good Druggists.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

There would be more hermits II huts
could be fitted up with all modern
conveniences.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

Occasionally a man makes a great
hit by doing the wrong thing at the
right time.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

Millions Of particular women now uss
and recommend Red Gross BAN Blue. Al
grocers. Adv.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

In Alaska women have full suffrage
without opposition.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04
Its Accompaniment.

IT'S accompaniment
II have an eye for the stage"
"Then look out you don't get the
hook too"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

Always sure to please, Red Cross Bal
Blue. All grocers sell it. Adv.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-04

It's the high spots that knock out
TIE rolling stones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02

sTEBBiNs Az. s73-si. W >. i:0xlOo
Herman IL kahrs to Sandow Realty e
1873 Bway. pr mtge $1,000, Aug 81. Il,
as per bond atty. l. T Co. 100 Broe,
WaN U1n
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LOFT AND DWELLING SALES.

FRONT STREET,. Arthur Fischer
has soil to Clara London and Nat T..
Berzen the five story oft building at
233 Front street on lot 21.6x71. ad-
Joining the corner of Dover street.
Title to the property was taken yes
terday by Harriet :. James from Eu-
gene A. Donohue.
WEST 5lST STREET.-Frank Il. Tay-
Tor has sold the four story dwelling
at l6 West Fffty-first street on lot
21.6xi00.5. Columbia College leasehold.
WASHINGTON PLACE-Pope & Bro.
and Moore Wicoff have sold l24 Wash
ington place TO Alice Loughran. II
is a o story and basement dwelling
On lot 2sx97. The same brokers have
rented the house to the Livla Really
Company. Irving Simon, president. 1t
will be altered into a studio apart
ment of four rooms and bath. Plans
are now being prepared by Frank
Nitolo. architect.
EAST 13STH STREET-Richard II.
Scobie has sold for Mrs. Elizabeth
Klein ass East 13Sth street, a four
story and basement. b~rownstone front
dwelling, on lot 16.Sx1oO. The same
broker sold the adjoining house, 49,.
a short time ago.
LORILLARD PLACE-Kurz 4 Uren
la sold for DR.. q. W. Kosmak 1855
I.orillard place. near 18TH street, a
four story modern hat on a plot
41.79x90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
Big WEST SIDE
PRINTERY SOLD
Larkins Transfer $50 Foot
Building on 31st Street to
Jersey City Plumber.
BUILDERS BUY IN BRONX

The fifteen story printery at 406 to
426 West Thirty-first street, the largest
building OF Its kind In that section. X
not In the entire city, finished last Janu-
airy by Larkin Bros. under the name OF
the 400 West Thirty-irst Street Com
pany. has been sold. Charles r. Fox,
II Fox Bros. Jersey City. plumbers,
Is the new owner, according to papers
hled yesterday at the Registers office.
The sale was consummated last Friday.
Mr.. Fox takes the property subject to
a S955,000 mortgage. The building IL
ESQ feet on the street, and varies in
depth from 1894 feet down to So. 1t Is
opposite the post Office and about 100
feet west OF Ninth avenue. The struc-
ture cost s~1,1o0.0oo 20 build. at least
that was the figure Edward l.. Larkin
said the structure would cost when he
filed plans for the big building a year
4 last May. The plot is said to have
cost the Larkins $4,000. At that
rate this operation must have cost
N.350,o00. The property was Sc
cured from ten owners. The brok-
ers in the deal took eight months to
assemble the site. Titles to the realty
were taken in the name of the Montrose
Realty Company. The realty company
passed It to Annie T. Campbell. who
turned II over to the 400 West Thirty
first Street Company, a $4,000 COM
pany formed by the Larkins to carry
through the operation. The building is
said to be fully rented. several large
b~ookbinderies and kindred trades having
leased space in the building from the
plans. The American Book Bindery, for
many years at Rutgers and Cherry
streets and one of the largest in the city.
occupies the store, basement n first
four lofts. It is estimated that the
building contains about $4,000 square
feet of space. The Larkins are now
starting IN n still larger operation Of
the same kind. II being the Improvement
OF the block front on the west side OF
Eighth ven from Thirty-third to
Thirty-fourth street. with a twenty
story building for the use of the printing
trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
FIRMS TAKE NEW QUARTERS.

Nelson. Lee a Greon have leased at
IL West Forty-second street the store
and the larger portion of the first fioor
Tor seven years to Maurice Mendel, re-
taller of gowns n millinery. to whom
the same brokers recently leased two
other stores.
J. Herbert Morganstern has leased the
sixth loft In the Bijou Building, at 1897
and 1899 Broadway to Nat Levy & Co.,
manufacturers of muslin underwear.
William A. White & Sons have rented
a store at ~ Irving place to Divone &
Fannelle.
Jacob Finkelstein has leased the
three story building at 2ss Bowery TO
Man b. Hillmand and the building at
$40 Bowery TO Gold 4 Hersh. for a term
OF years.
Tucker. Speyers & co. announce that
store . In sol Fifth avenue was leased
for the Auto-strop Safety Razor Com
pany to the Franco-American Novelty
Co. n not to the Auto-strop Company
as was previously reported by the
brokers.
Thomas j.. o'Reilly has leased the
store at 1890 Broadway to Kahn 4 Co,
ladies' furnishings space at the south
west corner OF Broadway and 10th
street to Miss Lillian Horowitz and Nor
ris Spector; two rooms in the building at
the northeast corner of Broadway and
10th street to Francis Fuller store at
3sl6 broadway to Samuel Blum store
ut 1910 Broadway to william Sampson {:
store at S9lS Broadway to Frederick
Rugge. and the store at 3sl4ia Broad
way to the Sheffield Farms-Slawson-
Decker Company.
Charles Il. Walker has leased space In
1885 Charlton street TO the Space Saw
ing Appliance Company in 1<9 Grand
street to NJ. a. DE Julio and NJ. weisen-
field In l2+ Baxter street to Pessah
Bros. in 207 Centre street to Joseph
S~omergrade in l76 Centre street to
John koedding, N In 394 Canal street
to the Homecrest Company.
Pease & Gilman have rented a floor In
the altered building at is West Forty
seventh street TO Miss Mary r.. Crovatt
for an interior decorating studio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
RENTING CITY DWELLINGS.

Pease & Gilman announce that The
house reported leased for Or. A.. H..
Moldenke to George Fulbache- was GI7
Lexington avenue and not 547 West
End avenue. as reported. The firm tas
leased the five story American base
ment house at 3le West lG6th street.
between West End avenue and River
side Drive. for the estate Of Madeline
A. Nash to c. s. Chisholm.
The Houghton Company has leased
for william Il. Knox. comptroller OF
the Bowery Savings Bank, the three
story and basement dwelling at IS West
Ninety-fourth street 20 Emily Leve.
Samuel n. Martin has leased for
the Sixtieth Street Realty Company the
three story and basement dwelling Mt
20 West SiNtieth street to g.. a. Rogers.
Thomas J. O'ReIlly mas ceased for
Mrs. Lena Post 54i West 18th street.
a four story dwelling, to Mrs. A.. Col
lett Levy for a term of years.
Shaw a. Co. have leased for tho es-
tate OF Benjamin +. Wheelwrlght the
three story dwelling at 10 East 10Th
street TO Nathan $. Fucker.
The Gaines & brennan Company has
leased the dwelling at 129 East Nine
teenth street to Humphrey T. Nichols
for n term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Allied Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capital, $4,000; directors. Henry Hyinan,
Peter A. Ronson Brooklyn; Jacob j,
Lasarde, New York city.
Stuyvesnnt Square Realty Company,
Manhattan; capital, 5000; directors,
Jacob volk, Abraham L. herman and q,
Zee Kay summer Homes. Corporation.
Manhattan; capital, $4,000; directors,
Ian, samuel zassuly.. Brooklyn. y ",
Lconore Realty. COMPANY, Manhattan:
%capital, 81. 500; direc tors. Esther C.. Mel,
son, Bayonne. N, j. Vera L. Mills, Brook
lyn. y, T.. and Frederick a, GIN. New
York city,
West Bronx Building Company. The
Bronx; capital. $1,000; directors, John l..
Poyland, Harry Mcolade and Frederick
Sparkman. New York city.
Mahert Corporation, brooklyn, capital
$1,000; directors, Harry Mahert, Louis y,
Mshert and william q Mahert, Brooklyn.
Stone Hall Realty and building com.
pany, queens: capital, $4,000; directors.
lindsey X. Roe, Julius \, W. Wooi,
Corona \, v, and Charles Y, Perry. New
York city. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BCTTER-The advance which started
smiy THIS week did not continue yester-
market was well sustained on all grades.
trrlvals Nero more plentiful and rvened
Up the weeks position as compared Wit
S'c..ly Ts ,,E.r f tSsn ,s sspplsIs sv. ARE been NOR sor
some time. The best grades OF enovated
ere hrmer ladies' In good request. Pack
1 cTssm s.9Sk ssaree and iirmsr, Prizes:
scoring. ?Td27i7c.: frsts. SIS to ~ score.
wa q sc: state, dairy. tub finest. &c, (:
sCEd TO prime e9t. u?5hc common to
&c: trsts, 22h 23c.; lower grades. 90 n
:,i,rc.' Initiation creamery, hrsts. 22d
.,hs ladies' current makes. frsts, ala
,se packing stock. June make. nne. zoe. /.
No lsc lower grades. lsdlsac.
sssnds OF the TOP grades show increased
Tf;H mats White and Golored' special l2r
skim specials. l0a mike: skins. fresh,
choice 81 alOisc..: fair 10 good. Tgsc.
EGGs-Although receipts were 1901
sock from interior coolers, so tina fresh
arrivals were moderate. The supply OF
We later was readily taken. but held
ess' and those showing poor quality are
nm ami wanted. Storage packed. par
NculaF.E sammcr holdings. show more
WnV,nl"ni Nearby whites rather scarce
"n1 IN good demand. Prices: Fresh gath
:.,,.c' hrsis. 24d2iIc.: seconds. 22a
:5':c' No. ]. dlrties, @Ol. a ale: refriger-
tlor hr'is, .3d &c; seconds. 2la a22hc To-:
~,NnnsrN, whites, fine to fancy, az 35c. /:
i,IgSr'' browns, 2sd Sic: mixed colors.
LIVE FuULTRl-Enorts 10 secure a
g"o,s''yG ~ ls's'. on fowls and chickens
wa freight failed and the market remained
'pen express runs liberal with an &C
,inuIailon an account Of Indifferent trad
~ receipts Yesterday 2s cars. making
.n,sN since Monday 76 and leaving 10
DRESSED PoULTRY-AIthough un-
changed fresh Killed iced or dry packed
r.N's and chickens were rather outlet.
800 fowls Werc firm. as were strictly
=, ,,"Vs nfo"ers' Scaided fowls and chickens
sam r,glest and slow; BOOSTERS firm.
,s.Slnf purposes. squads steady Frozen
wis urged 10 sale, with the tone weak.
!. b"ii'r grades OF chickens are held
rt.unl'uL'i. Iurtevs urged to sale. Prices:
~ q 70 l>g, Western, scalded large.
q TO- IecI, Western, dry picked. ~
80, ' = lbs. l6lzo southern. small.
IT, i' 'hirkens. fresh, nearby, . and I
40, par 1871 2sc; Virginia, milk fed. 3
ss"l " ,'' TO pair, e2c.; other southern.
~ AMI I lbs. - 22c; dry picked.
49," +" and { lbs IS l9C. old roost-
~ l@o squads. prime, white. 10
n, 70 doI'n $3.50; . lbs, 81; 8 lbs, $3.50.
vvt"<el turkeys, dry picked. selected Gle.
,we,''r9,' -oo; Texas, i7aisc. chickens,
: 20 box, milk fed, 80 to ~ lbs, 2lc,
~ and over, clare: corn fed, is TO
;, ~ 1905 q lbs, and over, zoe. Fowls.
~ o2E 60 lGs and over to dozen, la
III, Wv To 80 lbs, lifac. Old ROSTERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION,

100 ;h,ar"s Bank ~ Commerce OF Meridian.
100 shares Peoples Theatre Company. SO
lot
ptny. 80.
; shares Wiu.hes,e- Repeating Arms Com.
pary, 500 per .harc.
]" SnarSS Hugnruot Trust Company, New
20 share Equitable Trust Company. .o..
shares Estates n Long Reach. 50 LOT.
Sl,o"n Estates ~ Long Beach frst NOR.
saIe " per cent. bonds, due july, 1917,
. shares Bayviow Realty Company. 20
shares Fhurne Manor COMPANY, 900
sntr"s villa Park Association Of Great
Sock, 500 lot.
$1,000 Big Run Water Company nrst mort
gaze , p"r cont gold bonds due De
,rmher /. 1919, redecmablc. 1922, SO
- shares city Of New York Insurance
company, 'un.
Sl,Soo Washington Farms Lands Com
pany frst and serial mortgage 4 per
rem bonds. Series II, due June.
81 shares southwestern Traction Com
pany. $50 per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
BUILDERS aUY FROM A. n. +. co.

The American Real Estate Company
has sold to two builders seven and a
half lots on the 1Sist street end of the
block, between Daily and Vyse emu
The property was sold In two plots. one
going to Abraham Kuttler. Jr.. and the
other TO Aaron Klein. The buyers plan
to erect four five story houses on the
property, which will be ready for occu-
pancy early next year. This Is the first
sale made by the American Real Estate
Company on this block. which has 'front.'
ages OF 2l4 feet on Vyse avenue, 267
feet on DAILY avenue. ass feet on 1s1st
street and Az feet on lS2d street. II 10
most likely that several other operations
will shortly be started there. as nego-
tiations are well advanced for the sale
of other portions of the block to builders.
The property Is close to the ls0th street
station Of the subway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
HOME BUYERS IN BROOKLYN.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold 407 Second street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. a two story and base
ment brownstone dwelling on lot COX
100, for Mrs. s. +. Beth TO J. J. Carp
per.
The Samuel Galitzka Company has
sold for the X. & q. Holding Corporation
the two story brick one family house at
567 Seventy-seventh street on lot 1S.5X
100 to a buyer for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
PUMP FIGHT TO GO
YOU.S.@ COURTTO-DAY
Sensational Charges Against
Those Responsible for
Rcceivership.
FEDERAL BOARD TO ACT

One Of the steps in the vigorous action
,,onIsel by the new stockholders pro-
,sctlye committee of the International
Steam Pump Company against the pro-
,osed plan OF reorganization will be ia
sen to-day when suit will be filed in the
United states District Court here to
hermit the new committee to intervene
IN the suit for foreclosure brought by
the reorganization committee.
Developments OF a sensational nature
are expected as the result OF the suit.
II will be charged that those responsible
for the original application for the re-
ceivership acted by agreement and that
for this reason. the court which ap-
pointed tho two New York receivers on
August II. 1914 had no jurisdiction In
the matter.
Ncnougall Hawkes.. OF Hawkes. & Hop
pin. attorneys Mt % Nassau street, as
chairman Of the new protective COM
mi;tec, and Merritt Lane. OF counse to
the committee, appeared before Abra-
ham :. Gilbert. special master in the In
teruational Steam Pump case. to ask
for an adjournment on the ground tina,
,hey were about 10 apply 10 the Fedora
,our, for permission to Intervene in m.
,ss. THE speciaI master refused 20
Grant tho request for Adjournment
In the application 10 the Eads-,
ro,r, that viii be dTed TO-DAY ,bo &C.,
to,ders' committee viii nsk ,or on 10,
STAYING the proceedings OF tho snacia,
master II will be held In Tho annlica.
- 80 "PPiNa
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ooli. Feb &c, l9l2-T eresiua S"rgi 20
~, ....... s.. 600
SAFE PRorEH'rY. Mar II. l,l2-sanc TO
Seahury Realty CO.. 10y Ar. lrNehs'r'1S
treasurer; atty, jacob Gordon, go
AMSTERDAM ~. 1901, mort ON Lease. 50
NAV ~, lsl5-Fred r Dunn 20 Marie
Steichen, Sol W lIgth 81, ATTY, tiastou
Roscnstiel. 3s " 32d st. .,... 500
LEMON Az. 81 ,storei, mort on lease,
- Pee %. 1874 -Stm'l \ lHfnr, and
Sno 10 NIX smith 80. In. $3.50 Rway,
atty. JOS y schultz, $50 BwaN $1,000
GROVE ST. tIrutuua aNIs u :, ~ ~ I"
woodruff av. c5NloS.H. July 81. l>"i-
Sebastian and Johanna hembcrg,r ~"
Ino I Brady, ear; atty. 7 II ''"k, l%;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
LEASES.
Manhattan

,a.r ou-n tor. ...1 I,t.e n, u -
A. -,'p, s,uIn ~, ,n So
Guy Rsa. Esii'" i"tn ~" " IAN
mund brr..smn nv '",,5 a,tv leo
Never. 4os lexington 'N .,a.. .vr
PARK Az, ll!b, : st",rr Hln.'" !
to Joshua Arunsnn IN '"Ih N -
yrs from oct l. 1919 any SAM I''',,.o
Wiz SO2 I"aE .'..,'
llsIh Hl'l-'- :" -, I"fSih 81 a US
80 san, lOl5. atty. Harry Rorlin,
- TN at .,..... $500
,arU ST sla p. tho Iand-Hamiton FISH
q, nj cxrs 10 Richard Raufr. Ray Shor,,
al YRS from May /, 1904; atty, II I
,;urkcr. go sd ". .....,.....S>-5
NApISoN Az. II " cor lli'h ST. cor store
ana basement y y Il Realty 50 to
lanpis Zewhauser, ia " n4th -. 10
". from Mav /. 1875; atty. II n : =
prsw 20. igSth 81 and Amsterdam
.......s $3.50
cay ,y'9s' i,i,Eliz o'Kcofe ct ri to
! nbMn N%EIdnr a5G SIN AS, 10 Yrs from
~" IgiT' ntt,s crosby a u. "OS "
Sii6 a. 49,. 49,. ..-............s. s.. 800
ST, So 90, sebastian Fds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
$4,000 TARRYTOwN DEAL.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
Mrs. Doris Fitch Andrews The estate
known as the Ashbel y. Fitch place,
Tarrytown-on-Hudson to John l..
Thurston. The property II on TIE
White Plains road and contains about
eight acres, a residence, gardeners c,t-
tage and other outbuildings, 1t was
held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
IbrOnN.
LIS pENDESS.
Manhattan.

ls2D ST. 26s W-Jesse $ Phillips agt Edw
W Swentzel ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; atty, r q Durham,
%, blk 1868, sec Frank w Rickers
agt Jasper II Livingston ct al tamended
foreclosure of transfer OF tax licnJ, atty,
II swain.
10TH ST, 100 E-City Real Estate Co
agt Gusta J~agendorf foreclosure of
mortgage atty, ii swain.
GRAND ST, = Q cor Attorney 81, bONlO0-
Green-W Wood Cemetery agt Israel Linn
mann ct al tamended foreclosure "
MORTGAGE; attys, Miller, King. Lane 4
Trafford.
7oTT ST, ~ and - ". actions Farmers
Loan & Trust 60 agt Ebou Guudwin 81
al foreclosure OF two mortgagcsI attNs.
Geller. ROlston 4 Koran.
lssTH 1T. III Mary lie Buutillier, eyty.
aEt Carrie 4 Miller 81 al foreclosure
~ mortgage; atty. W " Aiken
at, i:s and le5 W-Tcnoment House
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
ANOTHER S0TH ST. TAILOR.

Royal Scott Guldcn has leased the
dwelling at rs West ifty-sixth street.
for the estate of Gustavus sidenberg. TO
Madame Katherine Elise. a dressmaker.
who will alter the house for her bust
ness. Up to a few years ago Fifty
sixth street between Fifth and sixth
avenues was wholly n residential block.
are now twenty-five buildings used
for business in the block. Of the re-
naming forty residences In the street,
fifteen are in the market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
STATEN ISLAND HOUSE RENTALS

Moffatt & Schwab have leased the
cottage at 1+6 Fourth avenue. New
Brighton, TO Frank H~enegan for Ray
mond Perry "A cottage on Nassau street,
Hamilton Park. to william W. Rogers
the cottage at 20 ST. Marks place, st.
George. to Emanuel Var Dam, and for
Frank L. Danzillo "A dwelling on Hamll-
ton avenue, st. George, to DR.. c. H..
Lavinder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
DEAL FOR MONTCLAIR HOUSE.

The new dwelling at III Lorraine
avenue. Upper Montclair, has been sold
to Carl Bonwit Of New York city. The
house Is on part OF the estate OF the
late Walter +. Duryes and contains
eleven rooms and three baths. Mr.. Bon
wit expects to take possession OF his
new home about October I, T. NJ.
Crawley a. Bros. were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-02
BROKERS' IN 100000 LEASE.

VI. NJ. Hayward 4 Co. negotiated the
recent lease for James Bradley TO John
A. Miller OF a two story and basement
garage TO lie erected on plot, 4OxlOO, on
tho south side OF l02d street, l75 feet
from broadway. for a term OF twenty
n years, at an aggregate rental OF
500, 900.