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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
OUR BIG SCRAP HEAP.
Metals valued at Nearly 4 O.OOO,-
u Recovered From Waste.

WASHINGTON, May lin 1914 tho
value OF the secondary metals ex-
elusive of gold, silver. platinum, iron
and steel. recovered in the United States
was $1,000, 700. according to the United
States Geological Survey. This is a de-
crease from 1913 OF S1~5,746.32l, the
secondary metals recovered In that year
being valued at s72, 7Ss, OFT.
The term Secondary does not i'm
ply that these metals. which are re-
covered from scrap metal. sweepings,
skimmings, Dresses. &c. are of inferior
quality. but is used to distinguish them
from primary metals" which are de-
rived from ore, The value Of the old
iron II steel reused amounts to mil
lions of dollars.
For "A few purposes requiring espe-
cial purity OF material II Is necessary
TO employ primary or virgin pig metal.
but as n general rule secondary metals
can be used in whole or In part. and
most foundries use them. The manufac-
turing and railway centres contribute
the bulk of the metal waste, and when
trade and consequently transportation
are dull the production OF scrap metal
declines. over 80 per cent OF the re-
fning and smelling of Dresses and scrap
metals in the United States Is confined
to the territory east OF ST. Louis and
north of the Ohio River.
The output of secondary copper (in-
GLIDING that in brass) in 1914 was
l27,SS2 tons, being over &c per cent.
Of the primary copper slnelted in tho
United States from domestic ores dur
ing the year.
The secondary lead recovered is equal
to over II per cent, of the primary re
fined lead produced In the United States
The amount of secondary zinc recovered
in 1914 is equal to over 20 per cent, of
tho production of primary zine during
the year. The recovery OF secondary
tin is of essential Importance, there be
ing no domestic tin ore smelted in the
United States, The secondary tin re-
covered in 1914 vas over - per cent
Of the tin imported during the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
PRINTERS TAKE LARGE SPACE,
Move "a 3ist street From Ola Sec
tton-Other Trade leases.

Brett e. Goode Company has leased
the fourteenth floor. containing approx
mately 20, 1000 square feet. In the nf-
teen story building at 400 to 426 West
T~hirty-tirst street, fronting on the new
post office. Ia Stahl q Jaeger, lithog-
raphers and printers. located for the
last thirty years at Mulberry and Grand
streets. The lease ~ for p long term
of years ut an aggreg lto rental of about
500. 900.
Frederick Fox & Co. rave leased the
first loft at IL East Thirteenth street to
Neadel & Sternberg. top loft at AZ East
Twelfth street To SchIossberg & Res
ner, second loft at 81 East Twelfth
street to Nathan simmons, fourth loft
at 81 East Eleventh street to Benedict
weisz, at "a East Eleventh street eighth
loft to g. & W. MILDLY Blouse Company.
first loft to Progress Cloak and Suit
Company and the fourth loft TO Witoff
e. Eioenberg. the seventh loft at 40 and
~ West Seventeenth street to Ortner &
Turin, the ff;h loft at 20 West Seven
teenth street to Singer & Bloom, the
fifth loft at 122 Centre street TO Benz
jamin Vortrefflich, the top floor n 20
and 80 Waverley place to h Atlas
Flower and Feather Company and the
top noor at re Broadway to Cornelius
]. Mccarthy.
william n. nllr " SONS ndNe 'Ut'i
for a term of years TO the Sheffield
Farms-Slowson-Decker Company the
store at 9s5 Lexington avenue. be-
tween Seventy-first and Seventy-second
streets.
CHRISTOPHER Schierloh has leased the
basement store in 20 Murray street, also
the third and fourth lofts In ~ Muir
ray street for "A term OF years to the
+. j. Bernard Company.
shaw a. Co. have leased for j. Harper
Skillin the three story n basement
building at 1895 Madison avenue TO Tho
Ellcr Manufacturing Company OF Can
ton, Ohio.
VI. g. l.. Hess have leased the seventh
loft at 1921 West Thirty-sixth street
to A. Massad & Co. third loft at ~
West Fifteenth street to Goldstein. Pio-
wowitz a Sorotick, and the sixth floor
at SO West Twenty-fourth street "a
Sweigbaum 4 Co.
Louis Schrag has leased the first loft
in III Broadway. corner Cortland'
street, to tho Paris Hat Company the
third loft in $50 West Twenty-third
street to Grecnspan & ~Brownstein space
in 1ic-14i West Twenty-fourth street &c
Jetomar & Prestap. and the Nth lof'
in 147 West T~wenty-fourth street &c
Kotkin & Swengle.
Joseph p. Day has leas ID space in the
Consolidated Gas Company Building
Irving place and Fifteenth street, &c
the Couch, Dean Corporation and thu
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company.
The Cross & Brown Company ha!
leased a noor in 1875 Broadway to J. J
Madden and Ed. r. Wood W entir'
floors at 3jl-3-5 West Fifty-seconC
street TO Bender. Robinson Company
and offices IN the Forty-second stree
Building. Madison avenue and Forty
second street. to Harry j. Robinson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Edgecomb Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan capital. $40. 900; directors. william II.
Cagney. a. y. snow and Lester c. Burdett,
New York city,
.s2+ Broadway Corporation. Manhattan;
capital. $1,000; directors. Michael Freed.
Sonia Dressed and James McCave. New
York city.
Pitzcr & Smith Company. Manhattan:
capital. $4,000; directors, George r.. Pit
ger, The Bronx; William J. smith. Arch
IL. Fleming, New York city.
l.. Max Low Realty Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. $1,000: directors, l.. Max
Low. Annie Low and Philip Low. New
York city.
l.. Il :. Company. Manhattan: capital.
$1,000; directors. II. J. Bcndell. Rudolph
walters and Jacob Cohen. New York city.
West Chester owners Corporation. Man
haitian. capital, $500; directors. Fred y.
Sturgis. william T.. Dupre, Jr.. and Roger
sherman, New York city.
silver LAM Contracting COMPANY. Tho
Bronx; capital. $500: directors. Sam Sil.
Nerinan, Gerardo Landetta, New York city
Louise y. Larson. Brooklyn.
Forest View Realty Company. Richmond
borough: capital. so. 900: directors. Mar
tina Grosche. Bruno Groschc. Great E,ls.
staten Island; Frank r. Nipple. New York
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
INVESTORS ND BUILDERS BUY.

EAST 18th STREET.-THE New York
Eye ind Ear Intrmary has enlarged
is holdings N East Fourteenth street
By the purchase from John j. Aaron
Of 3ia. a four story and basement
dwelling, on lot 22.6x1OS.3. The in
Urinary owns the two adjoining
houses at $40 and 3l2.
EAST l72D STREET-wllliam ]. Gabel
has sold for Josephine A. Berthe 447
East l1@d street, a vacant plot 40x
150 feet. 30 feet east OF Park ave
nue., TO the Benenson Realty Company.
who viii improve the property with
4 five story fiat.
WEBSTER AVENUE-McLernon Bros.
and Thorn a Co, have resold for Will
lam Evans 10 a client for investment
TIE plot. 50xl15, on the west side OF
Webster avenue, Is feet south OF 204th
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
WEATHER FORECAST
For eastern New York. partly cloudy
to-day; fair tomorrow: moderate north
west 10 north winds.

"VS' ""''" "'""S'
For New Jersey partly cloudy TO-DAY
ralr Tomorrow; moderate northerly wino''
For southern New England cloudy TO-
DAY; fair tomorrow; moderate horthct'N
winds.
For eastern pennsylvania partly cIouny
to-day and Tomorrow; moderate north-
west 10 north winds
For northern New Hhgiand' showers w.
DAY; fair to-morrow' moderate thl''"'
"lndr' becoming norm ana ~no',n"se'
f"r western Nc" '"rh' ''" qua W
PROBABLY o-morr"" '"n'ln""" '""'' "''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tnrnav

7 . "e'"e NV aiii''o Va tudtl y u
torney,p
w~AsHINGToN PL~ 1871 formerly IS Bar
row ST., n e :. 333 W 9Th av. 22x97.,
Apr 2s: isos-Alfred l. white to Empire
Mort co; attys, Evarts, choate a sher,
It'll Av,. s?t5. n e cor 1884 st, s.iix75,
Mar 10; lgit.Hy On bietzel to the
wAssMiSGro;N ri. ia5 & i3i formerly merry
Iixs7-wsshing,on ri Bldg Co. Inc, to
Levine & Kempner, Inc; attys, Lind 4
-. risitsr' 80 Cedar st,:;a':,s95,SS 600
es.s., Aug 10. lsss-The Church OF 81
stephen to the Seamen's Bank for say;
sttys. cadwalader, W & r, 40 Wall
,2sD ST. 'Gi55 i, n 5, 7s.s I'd av, isx7c'
Dec ~. lall-Ann!o levy to Olga +
Bumpus, 1854 Hull av; atty. 7 9 GO,
i4sTH ST. 5l!.Sl6 ", -, 225 " Amster.
dam sT; s'sAySas 1,s1n al; 1rS;,IS ",
Dec 10. lsl2-Hazel VI shannon. 2l2 W
soth st, to Estates Mort Securities Co.
14sTH ST "5ii.5i6, 5 5, 4?5 W Amsterdam
av, tlsxes.li.. Dec 10, 1sl2-same to
Marion = ireland 10 Manhattan az;
Dec Is. 1SSi:-wilbur c Goodsie to jno
Conn; A St,ss. f saysPs Bros ? Nass"a
sp .S ~ l ,ssILr;;,, R:,s r ;i;; !; 4 G iSS5S;
MA 4 W Ni'''
G s,uck.l; attys, wesselman q kraus
10 81 A l1"e isse. 3 5. ia 7i.i st. .Sxi79S,
May l. i'o7-same to same' s,tE.S
:oTH ST, VS.. b.eins part OF lot see man
Of lands of Clement e Moore, bounded
. by / parallel with and 50 n " from
the = = = Of said lot, : " by Y dist bet
l9th q 10th SITS & II W by. lot 3sl. Same
map, Is sx9l.ll, July !, issnIsarsh !:
7ist st. trustee. & Farmers l. 4 7 Co. az
10TH osii's sr.. as +. n 5. seal !. j5,h av. .t;SS,ics
Ioo.1i, June 20. ~i9Os-Samuel Rams
fielder to Bent Ehrman; attys' Manheim
IS ~ 80. s~aS' : cor iith st. mort - ON
III sent Il. "isii~cari Thris & ano
10 Geo Ehret, llo7 Park av; atty. y n
Burghard. i?o Bway 1900
sTH Az n : cor i.tn st. rnns n %;i, ! !
to neg, mort on leasehold, Sept 10, .loll-,
Same to same; atty, nue. 10000
SRI Al ,,,, n : sSr ION 10 Fred r; Ss' hoiisnd.r SeG z
co: attys. Wesselman q kraiis, a
srT ~. ~ SST l,!h st. m.s on Iss HSS
"snoxioi. ionso. itSS7,7, May O., ielI.Morris
and Dora Shalita 70 Morr,s habinowitz
and ano; atty, NJ Schenkman, $50 Nassau
sosiw;lEiRtf. is, $ " cor iP'eslil St, ,sx,ioosa5''iiSS
100; sept l. isiancchS' n and Eitz " 9
s5th st; attys, Berger 4 Prendersast: g
hrs1d lis . 10th ay, -a:xos.s. Apr a.
"'Inccg-Nibert j Appel to tha ssam-n's
Hank for Saw: attys' 'adwalader. W 4
!, 20 Wa W cor iisih st. sst5,,iissiio"o'
'ST rs. 'isiiMNMarla and Miehasy j
Bove 10 Salvatore sorsci, 3c7 E 18th
81: atty. Jacob l Bermsn. sS Broad.
''V''o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Arverne. /. l., for Mary Ruth
erfurd cottage on Amerman avenue TO
Harry Klein for Samuel Pollok cot
tage on Clarence avenue to Morris krin-
sky for A. Levy cottage on Jessica ave-
nue. to II. Zaidenberg for Suburban
Realty Company on Remington avenue
to Il. MUSTANG: for Suburban Realty
Company on the Boulevard to A. Mill
helser.
Julia Beverley Higgins has sublet for
T.. Halsey Malone the Ashbel Green
rouse at Mount Kisco to Charles ".
Edge Of New York, and for Pierre jaw
his cottage at Mount Kisco TO Miss
Susan Ellis of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
NOTICES.

MCFARLAND, ANNIE.-ln pursuance
OF an order of Honorable JOHN l.. CO.
HALA\, a SurrUsdte OF the County Of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given TO al
persons having claims against Annie Nc
fartland. primer Annie McDonough. late
OF the County of New York, deceased. TO
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. at place of transscting
business at the oihce OF Peter J. McGoli-
rick, - Court ST, Borough of Brooklyn.
In the City Of New York. on or before the
:5th day OF September next Dated. New
York, the 18th day OF March, 1915
ELIZABETH +. MCDDNOUGH. Adminis-
tratrix. PETER j. McGOLpRICK. Ally.
for Administrators. ~ Court ST.. Brooklyn.
y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

lST Az, & W cor 4ith 81, 2i.3xtoo Peter
Doelgor ct al agt Vincent Anlato ct al
,amcndcl foreclosure Of mortgageI,
atty. j g Hoenningcr.
ST. 90 E--Iayne Estate Hgt Alife
NJ Lynch ct M foreclosure Of mort
gagcb: attys, Reeves q Todd,
SETH 81, $40 N-Nictoria A liomaine agt
John O'Reilly ct al foreclosure OF mort
gagel; attys, Hill. Lockwood, Hedneld
q Lydon.
WEST END Az, 3c3-Mirism II G Cannon
sgt Jennie q Bradley ct al foreclosure
of %mortgage) nttys, Canr,n a Cannon.
3GTH ST, rs TO rs W-Mutual Life ms co
OF N Y sKt 72, - ana rs w 3sth 81
Realty 20 ct al foreclosure of two
m~ortgagesli atty. FIX Allen,
9TH Az, attn Life ms co ast S+
9Th ~ ct al foreclosure of two mort
Elsos\i Ntty, q W .Hubhelll
lgSTH " . W---Solonon y Pakas agt
VIM y u Voc 81 al UorcclnHurc OF
mortgage) atty, A o Ernst,
HON ERN, 800, and RiNingtou ~, d
Domestic n Foreign Missionary Society NJ
!he PROTESTANT Episcopal Church in the
United states Of America agt Chss l.
stickney. Jr. trus foreclosure OF mort
gage atty. II Swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18

IS SARATOGA, Havana, a." mlios ,outr NJ
Sandy Hook AT , y. YESTERDAY
s. ILLINOIS, Port Arthur. =: miles south 81
Hatteras At noon
Key al noon,
IS Guifoll, Port Arthur. 10 miles ems .:
Sabine bar AZ noon.
81 Comal, galveston, Il, miles cas-, OF Gal
weston bar Al noon.
50 Fl Oriente, Galveston. SIS miles south NJ
Jupiter al noon
81 Comanche lack %.nnv,ll". 3, mllc. north
OF ST Johns ~ y NJ
ST City of NJ. Louie, savannah, IN mIie,
south Of sandy Hook Al noon
So rio G'raude, RrunsNlcli, 10 mile sor'h
Of Sandy Hook at y, "
&c Medina, Galveston. H. miles south OF
Sandy Hook al L Nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
LIBERTY BANK IN EQUITABLE.
Leases Large Space AZ Corner Of
broadway ana Cedar street.

The Liberty National Bank has taken
a lease for twenty-one years, with re-
newal privileges, covering the entire
Broadway grade frontage to the north
of the arcade entrance OF the new Equl-
table Building. The space, which was
contracted for with Louis j. Horowitz.
president OF the Equitable Building Cor
poration. through Albert r. Ashforth.
consists of about 5000 quare feet at
broadway and Cedar street fer the main
banking room and executive offices and
"A large space on tho m~ezzanine and
second floors.
These quarters. which are TO be fitted
IN for the Liberty National from plans
by Walker a. Gillette. will virtually be
as a separate building when the altera-
tons and improvements are completed.
The Empire Trust Company will be at
the southerly, or Pine street. end. The
Liberty National Is now housed in a one
story building. built for II at 1879 Broad
way by the Washington Life Insurance
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
B'wAY HOUSE FOR BACHELORS.
Bookmsn Estate to Ruild At Corner
Of tooth street.

New bachelors quarters are planned
Tor the upper West Side. A thirteen
story structure is TO be erected at the
northwest corner OF Broadway and
loOth street by the Bookman estate,
which recently acquired the properly
IN an exchange with Peter Doelger for
the Powellton apartments at Broadway
ana Ninety-seventh street. The Tooth
street corner consists of a. three story
building. with store, on lot fronting -
feet on Broadway and 100 feet on tho
street. Plans for the new building have
been prepared by S. ~Levlnsvn. who has
estimated Its cost at $3.50, 900.
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HAAS, THERESE In pursuance of an
order or Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler.
a Surrogate OF tho County Of New York.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against ThereSe Haas, lats
of the County OF New York, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
The subscriber, at her place 81 transacting
business. at the once OF her attorneys,
sullivan e. Cromwell. No. 80 Wall street,
In the City Of New York, on or before ths
Goth day OF June next, Dated. New York.
the 1ith dav NJ December, 1874. EDNA
HAAS, AdmlnistratrlN SULLIVAN &
CROMWELL Attorneys for Administratrix
g. Wa, street, Borough of Manhattan.
New York. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
w haIes battle on California Coast.

Los ANGELES. Cal. May l7.-Capt.
j. L. Taylor. Or. Bjorkman and II. W.
Cousins are authority for the truthful
ness OF a whale story the like of which
has never before been listened to In
Long Beach.
While fishing a mile from shore their
attention was attracted to a titanic
connection IN the water a mile sea-
ward. with marine glasses they wit
messed for more han an hour a battle
to the death between W California
gray whales and a thrasher whale The
thrasher was victorious. they say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
~rORECIOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. plaintiff. against Frances A. Cohen
ct al, defendants.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above. entitled action and bearing date
s sIsn. sid a day Of r.i ARr.'' isi' sa L the ,sd anasp;
named. will sell at public suction at the
Exchange sslssroom; Nos; i,,is vss.y
lei6, at j. O'clock noon on ina, day. Sy
d snmasta BY ma. said J jadsmsnt to 'f Be s pfIsm ans
therein described as follows;
us A, that lot s,, Of u ,sn S. IN y% p .ns 2.
Ifs S On . F Certain s' msp .ssl,l sy m pu ns,a,
Greenwich, in the 9Th ward ., tso' CITY 81
New York. showing the division o. the
name S Msy' r. f Sy DANIEL q, .php nw n1se, and
r rsS" IN the once ahe,0S oti the Rs sert.y0t 9, the the
: Point On The .oS,hesiy IA. y -Four;
,s ssnty. i street is a'''r fe., ore from hu sSs eoI ."a
formed BY the Intersection. Of the said
,Suthsrly side a. F9ut..sr'h street VIII
sixth avenue, one hundred and three tIosI
f psT.,, ,hFs With ro 'nfs.ai 's ssrs.,. e s.. :
ny: rs, feet: thence nor,n.r,y: parallel
Io3) feet three. ta) inches to the said
.outherly side OF Fourteenth street: and
OF Fourteenth Street. twenty-five t25) feet
to the point or place OF beginning.
Together with the rents accruine under
the lease made by Robert 8. Smith to
Henry siesel. dated the ID day OF July.
1901, and recorded In tho Registers once
OF the City and County OF New York. on
the 10th day Of December. 1901. In section
:. Liber 40 Of Mortgages, at page 81.
LOUIS C. LEVY. Referee.
sTETsoN. JENNINGS a RUSSELL. At
torneys for Plaintiff. Is Broad street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold. Its street number Is IS
West Fourteenth Street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
BIG MARYLAND OAK.
Yields i,0Gf Feet of Lumbcr-Gum
a Inches Across STUMP.

FEpERALsBuRG. Md, MAY IA. W.
Thompson, who operates a sawmill IN
Saulsbury's woods. on the Cherry I'M
Farm, says 1t is not necessary to 20 to
California to see big trees, He recently
cut an oak tree that sawed l.o64 feet of
lumber,
~ inches across the stump. making four
logs IS feet long, one log IA feet, one log
! feet, tho smallest log being "a inches
across the small end,
lie cut an oak that contained a swarm
Of bees, an old squirrel in her nest and
4 snake four feet long. Tho bees,
squirrel and snake we're not six esst
apart In the hollow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
BUYER FOR LAWRENCE ESTATE.

seventeen acres at Lawrence were
toId a. auction last Saturday by Joseph
J Day. They have n frontage of 629
,tet on Broadway. a large frontage on
Meadow road and "A depth OF 1927 feet
ara a frontage of $685. feet on the
soulherly side. wae plot IL improved
WIN 4 two story frame dwelling AM "A
number of farm buildings. The prop
cry was offered as one parcel and was
tof 10 Gustav II. Neumeyer for $780,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
LEASES.
Manhattan.

seth ST. 2 W. all--Geo A Nheelock to
Maurice Packard, ?03 W 79th ~. . yrs
from Oct /, 1915; attys. Packard \ Co.
BROADWAY, 1919. s~torc-carrie + Miller
and ano, trus, TO Rose simons, . yrs from
May l, 1915; atty, Chas Bisbers:. lls
CENTRAL. Park WEST, $ W cor sist st.,
100. sxlO0. all-Eldorado Holding Corpn
to Morris Feln, 1870 Lyman place, 7
months from May /, 1915; atty, NJ A
Rabinovitch. $50 Grand ST.. sl3, 500
eth Az. III. first Esther Kaminski
to Harry c Mabie, East orange. y j,
. yrs from oct l, 1915, atty. i l. pent,
large, % Liberty $4,000
Sd Az, 9oG-s; 18th 81, i62 u. three floors
Carlex Realty Co, Inc, 10 Philip Frankel,
900 I'D NV. & yrs from May /, 1913; atty,
i Levy, Han Of Records. ,.,... 50. 900
CHRISTOPHER ST. $50, all-titizens In,
vesting co to Clrinelo Lamarca, 1872
Thompson ST, 4 HE yrs from June T.,
1915; atty. Il Ascuilton, ?l0 Thompson
SD Az. 1890, all-Mathllda White to Geo
Gotthelf and ano, .lG Il llSth st, 10 yrs
from May /, 1918; atty, Saml Cohen, 3o2
LEXINGTON Az, Isi6-is-Rudoiph W
Pick to Thos Kelly, 2223 sth av. b yrs
from May J.. 1913: attys, Fitch, g. q.
j. Nassau st,,,,... .$l,bOo
BronI.
aO6TH ST, 1904 r. three story bldg
Rosino Grazziado to Nicola Sciscinti, 1874
u 206th NJ, . yrs from Sept I, 1914, atty.
Nicola sciscinti, 1874 Y ao6th st, $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
NEST SIDE HOUSE ron GIFT.

Joseph 'onron. u commission mcr-
chant whose daughter * to marry James
Butler. Jr.. bought yesterday from
charles T.. piefenthaler 1908 West Nine
tv.1rst street. a five story American
basement dwelling. The deed to this
house Mr.. Conrun will present to the
bride and bridegroom on June =. tho day
set for the wedding. The house adjoins
the Arburtus apartment house at the
northwest corner of West End avenue
and Ninety-frst street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
TO BUILD.

The athletic field of Barnard College
on 18th street. between broadway and
Claremont avenue. liz to be claimed for
a big students building. The institu-
ton owns all tho property lying be-
tween Broadway and Claremont ave-
nue.. from 10th to 120th street. The
new building will measure 20Ox2OO, and
will face the main college structure.
II IL to he five stories high. and will
conform In architecture to the other
building. Charles a. Rich and J..
Matheslus. Jr., are preparing the plans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
TRADING NEAR ~LARCHMONT.

'ifN'en Realty Corpora tion has
eo'd to The I.archmont Avenue Presby-
"Fi'h Church clpht lots in Larchmont
,"3'E'. Work will begin at once upon
. new stone church and mansc.
~NIcN1idcr Bradley q Son have sold
ir TO- =" r. Hauser OF New York
','F hIe I.archmont Park property at
.,' corner Of ~Stuyvesant venue and
tc Parkway.
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HELP

WANTED by a large mHnufacturing
company near Boston, an assistant IN the
president; should have mechanical engi-
neering knowledge, familiarity with mod
ern manufacturing methods, costs, man
selling and executive experience:
age from so to 40, and capable OF ASSUME
ing managerial position after on" years
experience in the business; to secure atten-
ton applicants must state age, experience.
re ferences and salary required. A, n r..
box 100 sun,
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

n. II. Scully & 60. have leased the fol-
lowing dwellings: 1883 Madison ave-
nue., to 4. j.. Torpy t59 West l2lst
street. to II. Mckenzie los East 127th
street. TO Caroline Gort: 50 East l27th
street. to NJ. Sherman: 1883 Licking
ton avenue, to Nellie Wassel, and liz
East l2lst street, to Henrietta Terry.
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81.

Tho approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is to he sold. is one hun
and six 66-l00 si2S. 1905 s dol
lars. with interest thereon from the 9th
day OF April. 1915. together with the costs
and allowance amounting to three hundred
and sixty-four 0s-l00 H36t.0?) dollars,
with interest from April %, 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale.
Dated New York. April -, 1915.
LOUIS &. LEVY. Referee.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS IN triplicate viii
he received by the Quartermdster General
Of the Army, Washington, II, e., until >
o'clock y. m, Eastern time, June -, 1918.
vices. school desks, etc, for delivery dur
ing the fiscal year 1915, at depots Of tho
t9uartermaster Corps listed in schedule,
Schedules furnished upon application to
the Quartermaster General L. : Army,
Washington, u, =, or Depot Quarter.
master. 80 WHITEHALL 81. New YORK CIV.
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SALES or RIDGEwOoD FLATS.

The q. y. Mathews Company have
500 three houses in the Ridgewood sec
',on of Qurens-to +. r. Phillips, 1877
Madison street TO Henry ID. Meyer. 1866
Noolhine street. and to Herman Weder-
man, 1876 Madison street. They are
three story fats. each on lot 27.6xlOO.