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sRo>N PLOT AND FLAT SALES.

VALENTINE AVENUE-F. william
S'hnS has sold for tho Tobruk Con-
srlctlon Company the southwest or
af7 Of Valentine avenu n lslst
'reet . i've story apartment house.
on plot 50Xl00.
MISTER AVENUE-Mrs. Amelia
Miller has sold a plot. 75x90. on the
EAST side OF Webster avenue 100 feet
north OF 1ssth street.
FREMONT ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stiess
mas sold the business building with
Eores, on lot o5xl0o, at 796 fremont
avenue, between Prospect and Mar
...n.on avenues
WISE ANENtE-Samucl L%angenthal
mas bought the new five story apart
ment house, on plot 50x10O. at the
southeast corner OF WISE ayenu and
l'Ist street. from Philip Weinste!n &
son.
@EhEGA AVENUE-W. +. Johnston
mas sold for a client the two story
ana basement two family house at
ritS5 I"rega avenue. on lot 25xiO0.
~NioN ANENCE-Thc Benenson Realty
'om0any has sold to an investor tho
northwest corner OF Union avenue and
,,o'n s'ree'. 4 frame building. en-
lot 20xi00.
N'LNIpN AVENUE-Joe Low has
oourht the two family house. OH lot
SoSso at 1880 Clinton avenue, be-
"een 10th and l76th streets.
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~ and ~. mar OIinviIe..Msry 4
a scSa' SUNNI ct K 4. Y S s mt { M"l.s'i,ss.' A ns'f 81;
atty. T Co, 17S Bway: 3Io6
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So htlsdelphis. Liverpool. 40 niles east OF
SANDY Hook al 4 NJ yesterday VIII doGk
al ; 81 \ n Thur div
So Amerl,s. Ssplts, reported that 'he woulu
dock this morning
y. Italia, i',leImo, reported that che sould
do, 4 thls uiurulns,
50 albu. Ia GuIyrf. - mile. north OF
MsSague, ~ = VI Monday
- Algonquin, Ssnto ~iluWlnso IN nalCa
norlhnesl OF ssmsus a. y NJ sunday
- Alabama. Tamp'ro. ' mh"s southwest
OF lnanIoud ~ noon Monde
: Sarairss N,Nans ~ miles houth OF
scotland Lsht al i NJ Mona,
50 NurCts. Galveston y, ur't ehuth OF
SEQ, .anu l. GIN u, , I y auu',
S. Perfection. Baton Rouge. - miles wesL
Of Tor,usss nj noon yesl'liay
So FLORIDA, Port Arthur, 20 mi. north OF
IS ii MundS Galveston SO miles ,outh Of
/. * Vi Norie, GsiveNon. % miles south of
Jupiter Al noon
s. Gulf stream PORT Arthur, ~ miles
south OF Cane Hstteras AZ noon
"a Will am o'Bri-u Jacksonville II ,n!!es
south OF Diamond Shoals al noon
So ArApahoc. Ja,ksonyl.le, $. miles SCUM
Of ssnly Hook q, 7 = NJ
Sc Mnnamar Nnev,ss as miles south o.
Sandy Hook at : =
.o ss 10Y oy sS.'pd y H I".' a, s 3r Ma vs. @''S'
S. Cnrri.r' tieniucsos, 20 miles south Of
| Sandy Nook At y
=. MohaWA. Jacksonville. NS mile. south
OF sandy Hook AZ = NJ
g J " Gunny, for Bayonne, 90 mil /,
esg Of sabine bar AZ noon
81 II Sud. Galveston. 3is ni!es east OF
GAlvesoA = . j. u.
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South Of Fourteenth stb
MURRAY ST. %, n =. 5e9 y church 81.
estxss.3-Eilzs A Cnderhiu - Lawyer
Mtg Co. 50 Liberty a.. April u. due. g..
a. per bond. atty, T q 60. lts
Bvay .Sio.o 600
mi ST. @ =. 1885 = Madison ~. .5NioO
-Chas A Faust to Israel H~nsk"wtiz.
Morsemere, y J, April II, , yrs . y e.
atty. y Hy " Schutt. 30 chambers
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$4,000 sCARsDALE o N

Grifen. Prince & Ripley have sold
eight acres adjoining tho Scarsdale Golf
and Country Club 10 a client whose name
is withheld. The property In owned by
the Scarsiale Estates. Plans are being
prepared for a house IN the property to
cost about $4,000. Tho new purchase
gives tho owner an entrance on the
Country Club road. which rum through
the golf curse 10 the Hartsdale station.
A sale OF twenty acres by Gerard Foun-
tain through the same brokers to the
same purchaser wus recently announced.
The Gedney Farm Company has sold
a plot on the corner OF Rideeway and
Murchison place, In the Gedney Farm
section OF White Plains, to Ernest J.
Stringham of the Simons Manufacturing
Company. The purchaser will erect "a
Dutch Colonial home. Paterson q Dula
have . engaged as architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.
Greenwich Village Building Leased
New R~stnurants.

A.. II. Mathews has leased for FIVE
years the five story building at sos u
COZ Greenwich street, corner OF Clarkson
street. for Alfred l.. Brown. trustee. t.
the Sunset Warehouse Company.
william A. Waite & Son have rented
the store at es5 Lexington avenu to
Meters & Broughtrn.
Herbert Hecht & Co. have leased to the
Hartford Lunch Company Tor their six
teenth branch h store at l22 West
Forty-socond street. formerly occupied by
tine Yale Lunch.
Pease & Gilman have leased to Spiros
kapsiollas the store and basement At
1929 Broadway. at Lincoln Square. This
Is a portion Of the Ground floor space
recently leased by the Schultz Realty
Company through the same brokers.
Theodore Rogers Brill has leased the
store at - West Twenty-eighth street TO
Per'bcrg a. Cooper. skins and furs a
store al 81 West Twenty eighth street to
Joseph S. Fenrich, Wholesale florist par-
Tor ioor at SIS West Twenty-eighth street
10 Winter & Cast. trimmings, and a loft
at 40 sixth avenue to FREEMAN & Gins
burg. furriers.
II. l.. Monkey & Co. have leased ofices
in the twenty story building at Liberty
street to Eugene r. Dryer, Insurance W.
J. Wayte, engineering Robinson 4
Huminel. chemicals James \. Mckenna,
public accountant.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased he third
fioor OF $50 Fifth avenue to La Patricia
Costume Corset Company, and TO Jes-
eette store at 7 a Forty-ffth street
offices in the Tilden Building. los West
Fortieth street, to the Real Estate d.
rectory Company for u term of years.
j. Irving Walsh has leased both stores
Of the new building. southeast corner OF
Sixth avenue and Eleventh street. TO the
French Pastry shop for a term OF years.
Heckscher d de Saulles have rented
two Offices on the tenth floor OF the new
building at so East Forty second stree
TO CarettO, Forster & King. architects.
Cross a. Brown Company has LEASED
at the strand Theatre Building space OF
tho rrsird floor to Arthur Klein and Il
Charles NJ. Blanchard & Joseph Grashein
and to Albert II. burton at 227 Lextng
ton avenue store and basement to Erkin'
studio; at rs Elst Forty-irst stree
space to the Commonwealth Hotel Con
~struction Corporation, the New Yorl
Committee OF Synagog and School Tx
tension, Grinfen. Prince 4 Ripley, n. s
Bowman and William X. Cameron.
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sI7s,ooo FOR DYCkMAN FLATS.

irving Margon. architect for the Marva
Really Company. Max Raymond presi-
dent, has neld plans for the erection OF
four fats on Vermilyea avenue. One
will be located on the northeast corner
OF verniiyea avenue INC Academy
street five stories high. with a frontage
OF so feet and a depth OF 90 feet and 10
cost $4,000. Another will be on the
north side OF vermilyea avenue. 30 feet
east Of Academy street. nve stories high.
so feet front by So feet deep and 30 cost
$500 another on the north side Of
vermilyea avenue. 100 feet east OF
Academy street. Ave stories high, so feet
front ~ IS feet deep and to cost $4,000.
and the other on the cast side of
Academy street. 100 feet north Of Vermll-
e venue. Ave stories high. so feet
front and SIS feet deep and to COST $40..
600. making a total cost of $4,000.
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MADISON AVE. CORNER SALE.

William Il. May 4 Co. have sold for
c1rdiual John VI, Farley 1874 10 1886
Madison ayeuuc, northwest corner OF
Saety-irs, street. seven one story store
buildings on a plot fronting zoos feet
g. The avenue and 36.S feet on the
street.. They are rented on long term
leases. The property ad1oins the 10
Too rte on N~lncty-iirst street recently
sod by Andrew Cdrne.ic 10 9. NJ.
NacNeil FOR a costly residence and Is
opposite the grounds around the Car
n's'e home The new owners name Is
Withheld. Cardinal Farley acquired
the property several years ago through
Nh Will Of William II. Kelly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
ART DEALERS on 9TH STREET.

Negotiations have been contaminated
through the Office OF Manning 4 Trunk
FOR the sale OF los West Fifty-seventh
street, between Sixth and Seventh ave-
ruee. The house. which Is a o story
Ard basement dwelling occupying a lot
?oxlOU. adjoins on the east The Lotos
Clue. The purchasers. L. 4 L. Milch.
Dealers In art. will. after extensive al
terations. occupy the two lower floors
sor their business and rearrange the
upper floors for apartments and artists
studios. The ownership of the property
sold has for the past forty years been
vested In the family Of Henry Brewer
who was represented in the transaction
By DAILY. Hoyt * Mason. Alterations
70 lM West F~lfty-seventh street into
a store and apartment building are now
nearing completion. as the result Of a
Ten Year lease recently closed by the
AiaIe brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER

For eastern New York and New Jersey.
fair and Aomew hat warmer to-day: l%ncreas:
lug c'oudincss Tomorrow. prooaely So'Ioweo
by showers, fresh westerly winds.
For northern New England. fair ana
-orre " hst warmer to-day; probably iair
tomorrow. fresh westerly winds. dimihish'
ing
For southern New England. fair and
some what warmer to-day increas,ns
'loudiness TO. morrow; strong westerly
For western New York. fair and sone-
what warmer to-day; probably showers 70.
night and tomorrow: moderate variable
NEW YORK. April s.-The storm from
tho lake regions moved normally eaStweru
and vas central Oh Tho coast OF Mains
yesterday. 49,
York and New England and the. pressure
was low over those sections ana eastern
Pennsylvania. -
Elsewhere westward and into the Miesis-
aippi Valley the pressure was high WIN .
centre over the Southeastern states a..
Low pressure prevailed throughout the
West. except on the Pacific coast. ,..
and on the north Pacific coast ana . "'''o
snow In Montana. -u,
Elsewhere the weather wa generally
fair. -.
II was cooler In the lake. REGIONS sna
east and southeastward to the COAST. uu'
? ward to the Rocky Mountains.
In this city the day was tair: coo,er:
wind. brisk to high westerly: aVerpSe
humidity. s. per cent berofneser. ~
o rected 10 read to sea level, Ut . ~ "''
s7faP :9T3.
The temperature In this city yestesnsy:
as recorded by the oflcial thermometer u
d glaua In tho 2FnexAd table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
NEW JERstY REAL ESTATE % SALE

Attractive bargains offered by Ranking De
psrtmen, state OF New York TO builders. IN
vrs,ors and prospective homesr-kcr. A large
mere. LTonia, Ridgcfield. and Teaneck. New
Jersey. at one hs.f OF former owner. pric~s
Hudson Heights. Cinsidc. and Palisades PsrH.
New Jersey. al about one half former prices
All Of the abo, properties are within a hve
cen, fare zone and within thirty minutes Of
Manhattan These proprr'les must 10" sold
quickly 10 close the business Of two CORPORA
tons now hcing nnnlt,'cd nv the Banking
Department and are offered a, real sacr1hrs
pri,e 80 Special Inducements to contractors and
builders who VIII purchase a considerable
number Of lots For further particulars sd
dress Benz u Hsight. speclA peputy sup,
Of Banks, care Banking Dept. b! Broadway,
New York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

HP 2sore. Co TO 70 G e. Ter az" Far SmTs', cS. f f4cm
MAY J. isis. 70 Oct 20, 1875; attys, Eta;
BowERy, l2e, I floors above str n and
rear u OF cellar-Geo Ebert to same.
s-i' YIN from Mar l. 1915; attv..
s,rM ST, 80, 50; " 9TH ay, s5sss s-'chSS
u Leland 10 John r Thompson Co, /
Va ST. 10 yrs sro on ,,s %;y sd,s
biss Co to same. 81 VI. from F:S /;
ss'lix-. tho iand-Rsctor. &c. Trinn;
Church to cesare Rnssetti and ano; io5
W. WaSe1ry G p Co. ,7ss' sw 'lS" may $500
vii ST. 81 e. str n-wm Roth to Ida
Deu,sch, Z yr; from May I. 1916 "ttn;;
zap o, IT. av.. :&s.i77's. v" ,he rn BIKE asf Z Mo s@s
I; M.rf, from \ M Nav ! r. , ySg'' n.tys' jas y !;
Av"eW,' ~" $ store -.vaien,,nc srui, TO
Moris, R,ppsport, 20 Az A. " yrs ,rnm
,aTTaaS VI. siio u. store &c r,ol,v,,ck Rs.aliy,
60 :" ,s s.n ns, , A iaIs a O." E : lath B1 St.
VIZ 'EES1p1 HN""' $40. ar, on 9Th n-soo
Wcst End. Az Inc 10 Rachel Iehmaier,
tt sas. w .t.,.. NG s,oa ia rs n. '' iss sfs.d !:
40 WIN sudSrink' 1850 Ba,hsate avn 4
yrs from May !. 1916 atty. LhIins Bros
Co, 40 st AIMS av ....,...,.. 81, $50
9TH Az. 800. sil-Hyman Ferdinand &
ano to Max rriesinger & ano. IS Ha!l-k
av. Queens, Z ~? yrs. from Apr ~
Iai6. atty, ssml Kuntslich. 90 I'd ave.
nu, $1,000
BrOnx.
81 Az, :aoo-,, Cd n-wm G Reeber 4
sno 10 Schultz Smith co. 1858 I'd AZ, 3
o,h5Iar; iots z T,s%sn, az. q 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
EAST SIDE DWELLING RENTED.

Pease q Gilman have leased furnished
for Mrs. william Armstrong to Mrs.
william Grosvenor tho ~ story and
basement dwelling at 10 West Forty
eighth street. The same brokers ave
subleased II furnished until the fall to
Henry Sanderson.
The Houghton Company has leased for
George j. Smyth the three story Queen
Anne dwelling at l72 West Ninety-ffth
street TO Elisabeth Barney.
Shaw 4 Co. hav leased for James
tho four story n basement
dwelling AT 65 West I30th street to
Charles Fielder.
s. Osgood Pell q Co. have lcaSed for
a term of years the private house at 116
East Sixty-ffth street for Mrs. Alexan-
der to George b. Post, Jr.. Of Post q
F1agg. IS Wall street.
Peasc a Elliman have leased for Mrs.
Cornelius Fellowes TO "A client, who will
occupy II. the four story and basement
dwelling at 4 East Ei~ghty-first street,
Immediately adjoining Fifth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

ThcS" navy orders were ISSUE
Lieut. l.. Townsend, jr. from branch
h, fro once, Ba.lilmo-r, 20 sex leave sNN
months
Ensign II g Van Nalsah, from tho
wyoming 20 tho Navicuer
Eu. ~ /. Bard. from the New Jersey
to 90. Vermont.
N-ss.lut surgeon W. y Hetfe'd. from
the NuuD,atN to the Nuradnock,
Assistant Paynaste- }. + HuidIeston.
from naval pay officers school, Washing
ton
Lieut. \ c Roberts, from the villalohos
TO ll- wilmington
Iicut 4 Lof,in, from the ou'ros TO the
Nlllr oboS.
Licut q q Giinand, from the Whining
ton 80 the Cincinnati
Assistant surgeon I. l. Conkiin. 10 nsva!
STATION, CaNite, +. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
sATH ST. GARAGE PLANNED.

Plans have been fled by J.. c. Cocker.
architect for Gretchen Boymann. owner.
for the construction Of a tive story fire.
proof garage on tie north side OF Sixty
fourth street. zoo feet west OF Amsterdam
avenue. II win have a frontage OF 80
feet n a depth OF e5.5 feet and tho cost
has been estimated at $4,000,
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publishers. which was Si2,SoO. The
store IN the Same building occupied by
Maurice Mendel. which Is the most
n%ortherly of the row. has been leased by
the Strand Millinery and Importing Com
pany, backed by we'll known hat manu-
facturers. clients Of Nelson, leo 4
Green. The hat company takes the
Mendel lease, which has three years TO
run and gets a renewal from the build
Ing owners at a rental Of $500 4 year
more than h present tenant pays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
To REBUILD Gao FIFTH AVENUE.

Lddy q Moore have received a gem
eral contract for the reconstruction OF
the six story ONCE building ~ $40 Fifth
venue 57.5 feet north OF Ffftieth street.
destroyed by f're about ten days ago.
The property damage of the fire was esti-
mated at S3j0.00O. The trustees Of
Columbia College are the owners of tho
fee. which Is held under lcase by Henry
Clews.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BAY RIDGE TRADING ACTIVE.

n Nnmacros Realty Company has
soid ior Mrs, Augusta Ho~sley the de-
Isned cottage and i've lots on the west
.ae of Gelston venue 100 feet north
~ Ninstle,h street. Bay Ridge. TO an
investor who Will occupy.
FRANK 4. Seaver Company has sold
we s'A family brick fiat a. i27 Sixty
tpsntH street, Bay Ridge. for the BOYD
"Niy Company Ia an investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGE IL.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. $40 wEsT-Peter J Devine to
Mary psTssn, $50 W issth st ,;;in,Sy;;
ioc,ii.Ho"mss' Tor incuraSiss to Green,
wieh Savings. Bank. :.s 9Th av. .auy.
= a sands - Cedar st'l 1000
Tor s.siss.e = Sssip st. T. ss;ys. c.d E'ak
.s faiT ST. -, sol - E va % AZ. s.' :i,ioo,','s:alIiaS%Soo
sion society. Is. Il 5'th ST. atty. ]: MIG
sr 81 A. y Liberty 3 e. ,o ID st. soi.io' L, iis 81 %. 90
xiio--Eaui,abic Lit Assurance society
of u = to Maude Il Worthinston. trus,
shawnee. Pa: attys. Harris q =. ~
cHERRY ST. ss-s.lms Kalish to isadop
Hahn, i:s2 Madison av: att,s, Davis 4
mona to rnic Guar CO, ~
HAVEN 'Av.'..s'i7i:t st, j5l:s,iSsiiIii@so
Van pyei- Estate TO Italian Saving.
Bank. - Spring st; atty, I G Co ~
s,sT Sr. $40 EAsT-Titls Guar 4 trust
q 18th 81; atty, r g CO. IN
,sinsT Sr, n',,issii Northern av S az
70 20 Broad st; atty r a snow, Is
,si Mi" ST. n.,,'issii,'; N,ioar,,n-ir,n Az ,i'l is'3
i Wal st.: ..!ys I snow. i %sth j
'Sg wm # May 9; iir'' .dm M.1 I. /, %, .y' J 'i k, i 8
land 1929 sth ay; atty. Mutual Lite
ssI Iii Sc, ssSs.sas. ' n-T $ rru., co Of y
| ? Mutual Lt. Inns Co. 80 Nassau
ssTH' ST $500; Madison. AZ, si,,.loo's
-nsTy y Kinss'a"d to Mutual ~. I.s
''s ~ |; !; q; =. i, .i s ! y S; ::;.a!:s's &,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BUYS SOUTHAMPTON ESTATE.

Thomas n. Clarke has purchased the
Rogers homestead OF fifteen acres. near
playground and Southampton. L. l.. for
several q occupied by the Suffolk
Hunt Club. which has been dissolved.
TrowbridEe 4 Livingston are preparing
plans to remodel tho residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
HIGHER AWAY Stone RENTS.

Harry Kaufman me Irving Parker,
who conduct the Strand haberdashery
tust north ~ the entrance to the Strand
Theatre, Ina We taken over the lease Of
watson, Schneider & Berlin. music pub
lishers on the corner store IN the Strand
Thsatys Building n an increase Of oSeo.
ysAs over that paid By The muste
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BUYS y HOMESITE.

Heckscher 4 de Saulles have sold for
James d. Foot "A parcel OF about two
acres Of his property on Hilltop place,
near Highland road. Rye, to Seavey Bat
telle. Mr.. Battellc will build a resi-
denco on the property for himself during
tho coming summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
MORE SPACE FoR wELLs-rARG0 20.

A. II. Mathews has rented for a term
of years the entire office Building at ~
broadway through to Trinity place for
the Thomson estate 10 Wells. Fargo &
Co. The Wells Fargo company nov oc-
cupy and will continue to occupy bl
Broadway. The new space IL to accom-
modate the Increase In their foreign and
travellers check departments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

OCEAN BUNGALOW OF 8 rooms aud
hs th. block from private bathing beach;
good boating ana the hest 81 nshitG bunca-
low Is finished In latest style. panelled
walls. teamed Gel ngS connecting bed
rooms With bath. modern Kitchen Luob.
structed view of ocean from porcht 1920
complete. on easy terms & MURPHY. lC5
Flstbush Ave. Brooklyn. Phone 9s22 Pros
pect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

cock street. north Of Harris avenue. Long
Island City. TO a New York investor.
who intends to improve tho property as
an Investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
SELECT HOME, WATER FRONT.

directly on shore. high land. eleran. all
wear home. 5 fooms. bath. gas. electricity.
heat. big porch. hne grounds all laid Out.
best neishborhood. Is minutes out. rare
opportunity A. 81. 500: worth much more.
$500 cash; investigate and lie convinced.
OWNER sos. l West atth 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
TO BUILD ON SYNAGOGUE SITE.
stores, Doctors' Omces ana Apart.
ments In Madison Ave. structure.

meats In Madison Ave. structure.
Plans have been hled with the Bureau
Of Buildings for Il new fou story build
ing to DO erected on the west N Of
Madison avenue. % feet south OF sixty
nth street. on plot as feet front by 100
feet deep. and now occupied by the Madi-
son Avenue synagogue. The new build.
ing will have stores on the ground moor.
The three upper floors are designed with
suites for doctors offices and bachelor
apartments. The facade will be built Of
limestone and white terra Gotta. and the
cost Of the Improvement Is estimated at
$3.50 o by the architects, w. l.. Rouse
and L. A. Goldstone. The Alliance
Realty Company Is the owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
DWELLING HOUSES To LET.
IBkOtbkI =,

TO LET--2nd foor two family s-ml.dr.
t.ched brick. all modern improvements
Sos aud electric light. 2ii7 Au. q. near
flathush Ave. Eronklvn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
BUYS EDGE MERE BUNGALOW.

The Mektcr Builders nave sold to
John Farlow a bungalow on a plot i0x
100 on Beach Forty-third street, about
l.Soo feet north Of Far Rockaway Boulc.
ward. Edgemere. l.. /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

WASHINGTON Aprtl ls.-The day Ga.
For WEDNESDAY In the Suprem" Court -
Sol. ?op, AL and Is,, as, ass, aol. ga
and as 2l2. 3ii, .sa. s'. go and 80
loa and ll3. 3l6. an and SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
MORfGAGn.
with name and address ~ lender anc
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ge.)

Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth stN
MrRhAY ST. g. n /. 500 . church ST.
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Wechsler, 80 T. AID 800
Brons.
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Army and Navy Orders.

W~AsHlNGTON. April l~s.-Thess army
orders we've Issued to-day
Lfout col. + ?. Reynolds, Medicsi.corps,
from Hawaiian department. TO chicago.
can't. ! n. Mcknight. Ncdics' Corps,
from Philippines 10 the United states 'oT
igrFtlpf orders
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Moses N~Nwenstein to SAINT Konov,tch.
I5Ih Bathgats av. ? yrs from Nav I.
1910. atty, d Lea-y, 1873 Bathga,"
III Az, AN, store-w $ knnbloch 10
v Eohn. 30 W lAlst II : yrs frou
May |. 1916, atty. \ u knhn, ?30 "
litst st. ............,. 5000 \ $50