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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
First Machine Reaches the
Navy Yard in Hour and
81 Minutes
PILOTS LAND STIFF
FROM EXPOSURE
Four Aeros Fail in Effort,
Three Descending and
One Returning

Twelve ssroplsnes took the ar at the
Hampstead aviation Acid Yesterday
morning and. strung out in long line
against the cold sky, swung away tow
srd the League Island Navy Yard. about
100 miles Of
An hour after The last OF She strss
cling line o. black dots had faded IN
ne southwest men a. League Island
saw spcck swell into shape above the
skyline. heard the increasing drone OF
racing motor, and a few minutes
later we're helping Lieutenant Coyle' OF
ne New Hampshire National Guard.
and his passenger from their machine
on the navy yard parade ground.
The Gusrdsman had driven his ma
chine the entire distance in one hour
and thirty-seven minutes. One after
another seven more machines swept
into view shove the yard ard circled
down 70 rest. The last arrived At 1880
p. m. The fight began at Hampstead at
1855.
-Four other planes never reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Phil,delph;a. One returned TO Hemp
stead after flying ten miles, with a
bAlkv engine One came TO ear'h ~
Deans. y. j.. and two were forced 10
descend At Monmouth Junction.
Pilots Take Final Tests
The squadron that left the avia''o"
field Yesterday morning was the lare
os ever 70 attempt 'cross-eoun'rl
e;eht in the United States. All the
machines were driven by army ofiieers'
guardsmen and civilians, taking tne
6p.l test for their government pilot
licenses o.,
II WAS cold when the men ASSEM- leu
Al Hampstead yesterday morning
early. At earth level the mer0O'S
was down 20 20 degrees. That meant
he Ayers knew. that il would be fc''
leather or worse in the sky lanes
thev were TO follow Accordingly
,hev were swsthed in as much cio'h'
ne As they could wear and s'"l re-
tsin Independent; motion.
For an hour before Captain H. =
Boiling. leader Of the squadron 1909
the air. the twelve machines were
ranked n a long line on the held' WIZ
nose. ,lanting skyward, with wings
spread in seeming esgerness' and a.
stubborn as mules.
The engines we're cold, and 1t 'oo'
pAtience and psrspiration 70 WAKE
them. but at last ell Hampstead wa
filed with the long droning roar whie'
meant that every propeller was haihn'
the air and that every engine was run
ming sweetly.
Al s:55 Captain Boiling nodded u
his mechanics, who stepped back IRON
the wing tips ard set his machine free
The big plane scuttled across TN
frozen ground. lifted into the an
swung skyward in three OF four circle
and headed away toward Philadciphis.
Captain Boiling Returns
In minute intervals The other clever
followed and trailed across the heavens
like great white geese. The hum o
the last motor had only just died awsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

when Captain Boiling returned, his en-
gire sputtering weakly and his ma
chino lurching as he brought her down,
A corns Of mechanics immediately fell
upon the offending cylinders ana ths
cred with might and main. until a. J.
the captain took the air again. pu1
before he left Lieutenant W. 4. kilner
was back. with his engine so hopeiestiN
ont OF gear that he abandoned 'he
Aight No...rt
Carolin found that his engine wouiu
csr,v him no further He made saie
landing in the centre OF Held. ou'
yrss unable TO check the biplane, when
IAN along the ground until II burst
through a fence. shsttering both wing
tips. ,.l e.
abandon all hope OF reaching League
leland al Monmouth. Captain Bollings
unwilling engine failed him here. ana
sergeant D. r. Noyes was also forced
20 come 10 earth
FLYERS Stin with Cold
The occupants Of the eight mschiness
which few the whole distance were hall
frozen by the time that they brough'
their planes 20 rest. Lieutenant 'oyie'
.be frst TO arrive. WAS stih with cold
When lifted from the pilots seat ne
stood with his arms held out in front
OF him. in the position in which he
rad grasped the control. lie was un'
able 10 bend them until be had been
tbawed. inside and out. by refresh
ments and fire at the Marine Barracks
All OF the flyers came TO earth with
the steam from their breath lying IN q
thin sheet OF ice across their faces.
The cold so blinded Lieutenant n
Rlakelev. who had lost his goggles dur
ing the fight. that he sphntered the tor
OF a telegraph pole in swooping down
TO aight. and struck the ground at
steep angle, breaking wheel OF MS
achine.
This morning the eight survivors Of
he first flight will start back 70 Hemp
stead. Their order Of arrival yesterday
was: -,
Lieutenant Coyle. with Corporal h
f II. Salmon. 1894; Lieutenant II. Blake
lev. with c. II. Reynolds, ll:40; ]. {
Nillman. with II. A. Blair, ll:4O; Cap
tain Joseph {. Carberry. commander O
the squadron. 11:50: Lieutenant j. +
Miller. 11:52; Lieutenant 6. Osborne
1853: Lieutenant Barney and In
structor Allen, 1855; Lieutenant Z. "
Bsgncll. with Sergeant L. A. Kruss
] $50.
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Dad Starts Tuesday

NcAllen. Tex, Dec. So.-Ihe Zod Ne"
York infantry, stationed at pIO ss,
vile since it came to the border DE J irOu.
Yrooklyn. expects to entrain on '""'
or, and start for home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. May 25.-Thc following reaIty
companies were Incorporated to-day.
haitian: capital. 5000; directors, Frank 4
shaw. Arthur l., shaw and Alfred G, Mel.
lor In Jr' Terrace Corporation. prook,vr.
capital. $1,000. directors, Phil q Hollan.
bach. Elisabeth ID. Wahl and u. RAY
"The Paulcon Realty Corporation. Rrook
lyn: capital. $1,000; directors. raul "
Connolly. John II. Connolly and SamueI
The Wiiiiamsburgh Leasing Corporation.
Manhattan, capital, $500; directors. Will.
lam II letters. william wettcrcr and
The Al Building Corporation, Manhat-
Gaiardi, Max Just and Louise n. Larson.
The Central d3usiness Corporation. Man.
haitian: capital; 500; directors. Milford
Henderson, Mack Turk Hnh sadis Dayi.
prook,yn: capital. 5000: directors, Isidor
Rosensirin. Fly Horlick and Louis j,
Bassin,
directors. George. u, Bergkamp. Herman J.
Bsrgkamp and Harry " ~uBerEkamp.
The, Bon Realty GSmpany, BROOKLYN;
,vnn!" capital. 1000: directors, Gustav
Kelincr, Estclin Spitzcr and Louis Gevertz
rho Mancus Realty Company. Man
j. Krinsky,' Jeanette Krinsky and Morris
n Kamark Realty Company. Queens;
~capital, 10000; directors, Albert Mar.
keI,. KATIE M;rs.ys sHd Wr,n:r a; Miller.
many, Manhattan. capital. 1900: dirsc.
iogs. John Kstsman. Henry !. Cooper and
Nogvis Tunik.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
SECOND AVE. MOVIE PLANNED.
school Teacher TO Receive AIOS, 900
Rent for Tee Of property,

pr. X. +. Green. a public school
teacher. has leased for a term OF
twenty-one years at a gross rental OF
100000 a group OF houses at Second
avenue and Twenty-hf,h street. includ-
ing 2i2 to 246 East Twenty-ffth street
and 429 and All Second avenue. The
property consists of Ave three story
tenements. forming an l. around the
southwest corner. and has a frontage
or 5S feet on the stree, and 39.6 feet
on the avenue. 1t has an average depth
or $50 feet. The lessee Ia a moving
picture concern. which will erect a thea
ire having a seating capacity OF 700.
Or. Green has owned the property for
a generation.
The Duross Company has leased for
a term OF years a store in the Herring
building. Fourteenth street and Ninth
avenue, To Frederick k~nippenberg the
store at So and 81 Seventh avenue TO
Peter karavitis the store at 242 West
Fourteenth street to John s. Johnson,
and the top loft OF the Conron Build
Ing. southwest corner of Fourteenth
street and Ninth avenue. to the Stein
hardt Bros. Company.
Pepe Il Bro. rave leased for Mrs.
F. Cesareo 50 Grove street. a three
story and basement building, to Pagni ;
the corner store and ba sement at &s7
West Broadway to the j. Ash Machine
Works. and the store and basement at
2l3 Spring street 10 Papa & Gulch.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the first loft at lo7 Duane street TO
Phillips & Gallagher. at 10 West
Broadway. second loft TO the Pope Cut
Glass COMPANY fourth loft At sn1
Broadway. corner OF Twentieth street, to
the J & X. Neckwear Company at 4s4
Broadway. second loft. to J.. Rosner 4
Bro
Pease & Gilman ave leased the par
lor floor in 60 West Thirty-seventh
street Ia A. F~reundliCh.
John J. Meenan has leased the store
AMI basement at IS West T~hirty-fourth
street to Thomas Murray for a period OF
ear for an aggregate rental of over
500, 900.
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DIV EiLI>GS ~ DEMAND.

-AHI 10TH STR .ET-The five story
t"'ilhs at 100 Last Seventeen street
nas h''n sold by the estate Of Wal
.r~r " Adams, i, II, Adams executor
ne mouse Is on a lot l6xlOO.s and adj
y''hs The Robert s, Brewster home
'ne southeast corner Of Park ave.
u was acquired by the sellers
1909 from the late Charles r.
east dsTH STREET-Mrs. Mary IA.
oorg has sold the four story and base.
meht dwelling, on lot 20xI0O, at lGl
rast Thirty-sixth street, 100 feet ives,
20, Third avenue
VEST lo+TH STREET-Slawson G
nonns have sold for Clara Broun. AK
"S' lo4th street a three story ana
basement dwelling. on lot, 2OxI0OS. "a
Uuyer for occupancy.
NoNNtNT AVENUE-. Mortimer Wi.
metnlns has sold TO Eva Mardach
s"' Convent avenue, southeast cor.
"et ~ l&ith street. a three story
"nu basement dwelling on lot 2OxJO0
-" opposite. northwest corner, tho
mome OF j. Romaine Brown, was sold
Yesterday. " SUN
"SI sTREET--The estate Of Lillian 6
ouiesple has sold the two story private
s'ap,e at l1S West Fifty-frst street. on
20, soxioo.S. between Sixth and Sew.
1--WE avenues. The G%illespies had
S~med inc property since 1891.
saATH AVENUE-The northeast corner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
HOME BUYERS IN pnookLyx.

Henry Rockmore has sold the two
story brick one family houses at 1913
Eldert lane to Herman O.. and Bertha
TaNis, 34i Eldert lane to Mary Ander-
son. s4l2 Forbell avenue to Gustav
Lepers and ga Forbell avenue to Fred
erick and Matilda Frederickson.
De Polk & Won Claim have sold 4ss
Franklin avenue, n three story and base
ment brick dwelling 1887 President
street. one family new building iO4l
bergen street. a four story single apart
ment house 5l4 Rockaway pIank road.
a two story store property 1879 Hart
street, a three story and basement
brownstone and 2Cj Clermont avenue. a
two story and basement brick.
Louis Gold has sold two of the FIVE
three story brick store buildings being
erected at the northwest corner of Bay
Ridge and Fifth avenues to an investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
LYCEUM BUILDING LEASED.
$4,000 u Year Z q He Paid for New
AAth street S~tructure,

The sixteen story building which is
planned for the Berkeley Lyceum prop
e-ty at 10 10 81 West Forty-four,h stree,
has been leased for twenty-one years
At a rental Of $4,000 a year. Tie
Berkeley Arcade Company is the lessee.
The company takes the property from
the first Of the current month and will
iay taxes and other charges besides
$4,000 a year. which Viii amount 10
sl,6S+.00o for the entire period.
Lamport & Holt a secured from
the New York Life Insurance Company
the large southerly Broadway ground
floor office formerly occupied by the En-
pire Trust Company in the ~ Broadway
Building. II Is the intention Of the ten
ant to take possession Immediately upon
the completion Of extensive interior al
,erat!ons. Manning 4 Trunk and Albert
n. Ashforth negotiated the lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
MORTGAGE co. AUCTION SALE.
~ of 30 Parcels on the I.ist Sold
for 1tOs,42b.

Thirteen Of the thirty-six parcels Of
pany's ioa.ty holdings offered at auction
yesterday IN the Vesey street salesr ,om
by Joseph l.. Day we're sold. The other
properties were bid in by the company In
accord with the terms Of the sale, whioh
gave II the tight TO make one bid on
each parcel offered.
The offerings comprised parcels which
the company bought In the last few
years TO protect mortgage Investments.
The properties were valued by the ON
pany at 100000. The properties sold
went FOR prices which total Sl9S,42J.
The Washington avenue property was
sold at private contract. details Of which
VIII be found In another column. Several
" the bid In properties will he sold on
private terms In the next few days.
The properties sold were:
Southwest corner OF lO4th street to
Ray Wilmer Sundeison for $4,000.
ZIG West Thirty-fourth street to L. J.
Phillips a Co. for s33.O25.
20 West Fifteenth street to George
kean for $14,025.
35s West Thirticth street to Frederick
Ponet for $4,000.
1886 Third venue to Isador Reison
for $4,000.
100 East looth street to Anna Har-
rison for 5000.
IS? West iis,h street to A. A. Hage-
man for $l3.600.
81 East 122d street to G. l. Nattio
for SIS. 900.
III West le0th street 10 Levine 4
kenpner for si2.soo.
159 West 121st street to Nora Mary
Jones for s10.025.
PIG West l32d street to NJ. Maloney
for $4,000.
2os-2l0 West i<ist street to Louis
Bloch for S55.i00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

For eastern New York, New Jersry and
eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day nnh
prohahly Tomorrow; moderate west ~'h"'
Incoming variable.
For New England. cloudy. slightly
cooler In interior to-day fair Tomorrow
moderate ives, and northwest winds DO
coming variable.
For western New York. western rennsyl,,
vania and ohio, partly cloudy today anu
to.morrow modcr!tc shifting, winds
h YORK. May 2s.-High pressure
covered the racifc coast, the southwestern
quarter Of the country and part OF me
lake regions yesterday but low pressure
prevailed elsewhere from centres oyer
colorado and the middle Missouri valley
and the lower ST. Lawrence Valley.
Rain. which was mostly lisht. occurred
from the upper Mississippi valley west.
ward into the north Pacific states, ana
there wore showers and thunderstorms IN
the northeastern districts.
fair
1t was warmer In most Of the eastern
hall of the country. except the lake re-
gions. but sharply colder in the plateau
States. with temperatures eight degrees
below the freezing point In Nevada ana
Utah.
In this city tho day was fair. excepting
n shower in the afternoon. warmer; wind,
light to frefh southwest, sverag. humidity,
6j per cent ha rometcr. corrected to frni
TO sea level. at S a. NJ. :?ss. } J.. NJ
The temperature In ,ni. city yesterday.
as recorded by the oTciai thermometer. IL
shown In the annexed table:
~ -. M:::$ +: 8 ,s \: Il &;
Highest temperature. 10. at 2:i5 i. NJ.
Lowest temperature. $50. at $3.50 A. Nj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
TRADING ~ THE pRO><.

EAST 18TH STREET-The J. W. Cor
nish construction Company has resold
the Tour story Nat at $50 East i7eth
street. on plot 33xs5. to Antonio Bor-
ELL. This house and 2tI1 Bathgate
avenue were taken in part payment
by the Cornish company for the apart
ment house at 1892 Morris avenue.
reported sold recently.
SOUTHERN BOCLEVARD-Harry ".
'ohen has sold SIS Southern Boule-
ward. a four story Nat. with stores.
on pot 33xiO0.
WASHINGTON AvENUE-The Bond
n Mortgage Guarantee Company has
sold 1918 Washington avenue. a two
story dwelling. on lot 25x97. 1t Is one
or the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company properties which were sched-
uled to be sold at auction yesterday
by Joseph +. Day.
MATILDA STREET-Julius Levine has
sold TO an investor, a client Of f. W.
Esgert. 4b39 Matilda street. a three
story dwelling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

Nith name and address Of i.nder and
lenders attorney
bow ntONn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
BANK SELLS SURPLUS REALTY.

L"e M Bank for Savings has
..r"l TWO properties which 1t had to
,a"e 'hst Year IN foreclosure proceed
.eN ~ protect Investments. The three
o'y ou'Idlng at 3O-s2 University place
las oeen sold 20 the 90 University Place
operation, formed ri Albany yester-
.ay WIN 4 capital Of $4,000 and the
,rHo"lng directors Frank A. Carlin.
Ta''r r. Schi'l and Edward J. Griffin.
IN properly measures ~3s.4x5s.G, and
".!o'N' the southwest corner of Twelfth
IN" "'h'r sal" Involves 90 Albany
H., u 'hrc" story LOFT building. on
~ H,A"'' bciween Washington and
WI" same institution affected the dam.
aken hu'ldlrs ~ sS-72 Wooster street.
-un % an unnamed buyer for improve
meni. ''''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

SAILED For NEN YORK

g ,n,ted states, At Copenhagen
- ouebia. AT Liverpool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Lafayette. sailing to-
morrow for Bordeaux, will take mail, clos
Ing at noon. for France. Ruindnia. SNitZor-
land. Italy. spain. Portugal. Esy pit. Greece.
British India, British East Africa, slam.
Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits Settle
and Persia.
The American liner 50. Louis. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. Will take mail,
closing at $40 A. NJ. for Europe except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
bulgaria, serbia, Turkey, the Netherlands.
Norway. Sweden and Denmark. Africa.
west Asia and East indies.
The American liner czarltza.
sailing tomorrow for Arrhangei, viii take
mail. specially addressed, closing at 5 A.
NJ, Tor Russia only.
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Wet side.

tWest OF Firth sy. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsI
5&TH ST. 263 W. n =. 9s II 9 0, sth av.
ls'A6.ll-Ben1 Woolley to CRANKY
torpn, - Cedar st quit claim, May l.:
atty. Gilbert II Montague. 80 Wall st 81
5sTH ST. 2+i W. =. 100 II . Of sth sN.
soNloo 3 Ernest J Magen. ref. to chris
tisn j Moller and Hno, s13 " lS0th -:
t~oreclos. MAY l., 1915 MAY - atty.
Lawyers Title 4 Trust CO.. ls0 Broad.
way -....... ........... .s2i. 900
9Th ST. n :. $50 Il ~ OF sth ~, g5NlO0 5
MILO VI Bedding, ST.. to Milo VI Held
ing. Jr. s53 1th aN: May "a atty. Broad
MAJ rrust CO. :3S Rnay. ....... 81
,9TH st, - ", .. rs q . % Columbus
az 5hxlO0 s-Hsnnah R"illy % Thos r
kclily. 22n " 18Th 81, mtg. $50. 600.
May s. ATTY, Hy Wendt. D. Nassau - 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
BROk Err TRADES HIS HOUSE.

Louis N. Joseph,hal, a stock broker
" we buyer Of the Barney estate DWELL
INK AT East Eighty-ninth street, Just
.dS' ~ fIfih venue the sale Of which
w reported Yesterday. In part paw.
mint Mr.. Joscphthal gave his residence
~ East Seventy-third street, a five
e'orF dwlIllnE on lot ~2I.1x79.7, adjoin-
.ts -. James's Lutheran Church, Mt
VI" southwest corner Of Madison ave-
,| lie mad owned the house since
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

Of Sixth avenue and Twenty-ninth
street. a Ave story tenement. on lot
fronting 2i.s feet on the avenue and
80 feet on the street. IL reported to
nave been sold. George n. kcarney
ana others are the owners Of record.
131ST STREET-NaiI g. Parker
nave sold to John L. Morris 207 West
i3lst street, a dwelling. on lot l6.Sx
g911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
To BUILD At MONTCLAIR.

Andrew Morrison has purchased the
wooded plot on the west side OF High
la nd avenue, opposite Edgewood Terrace
and adjoining the Kipp estate. II ex-
tends back $50 feet to Washington Rock.
Mr.. Morrison will improve the tract with
a three story residence, stables and
garage, after plans by william Il. Moran.
architect. Mr.. Morrison is a director Of
the Montclair Horse Show. F. NJ. Craw-
ley 4 Bros. OF Montclair were the
brokers In the transaction,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
l.. I. CITY SITE FOR FACTORY.

c.. II. Clay has sold a plot on the south
side of Tenth street. 800 feet east o,
Vernon avenue. LoES Island CTS. 70,
the Theo Realty Company. to Charles
latham and Walter Brodie of Man.
haitian. who will erect a factory.
Cross & Brow Company has sold fol
John W. Rapp property at Third ave.
nue. to Second avenue. near Fifth street
10 the International Chemical Company
also for e. l.. Wright a plot 30xlOo nj
the southeast corner OF Thomson ave.
nue. and Van Dam stree, TO VI. c. Rem.
shaw,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

Herbert \. sherman has rented for
Mrs. Fitch Gilbert. Jr. her residence
AT Orienta Point, Mamaroneck. y. Y.
built Ivy the late Albert G. Bostwick
four years ago. to Mrs. Henry +. Red
mond. The place consists OF twenty
i've acres. with n frontage OF half a
mile on Long Island Sound. a brick
house Of fifty rooms, an extensive gar
den, "A private dock and n $150.000 ga
rage. ice and electric light plant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
OSCAR LEwIsOHN RENTS.

Stewart G, Schenck and L'Ecluse
Washburn & co, have subleased for Mrs.
+. Adele c~arnochan the property OF w.
Bourkc Cochran at Sands Point. l.. I,
consisting Of about thirteen acres. with
Rouse facing the water. for the summer
to oscar Lewisohn.
q. l.. Giisey.& 60. IA rented for the
season "A cottage on the Swayne estate
at Shinnecock Hills. l.. l.. to Edgar A..
Bryan OF Baltimore and Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
DEAL FOR DRIVE APARTMENT,

The :" tzerland, AZ the north corner
OF Riverside Drive and ljlst street. has
been sold by \. Campagna and his as
socia'es. who have owned the spacious
eN story building since March. They
nave been holding Il at s350.000. The
mouse measures 1888 feet on the drive
ana 70 feet on the street. II was built
N 1910 by Silverson & London at a
COSY o' 100000. The Kirk estate gave
ne property in part payment for the
Luxon!d, at 3oS 20 307 West Seventy
second street, q house which the Ca m.
pasna interest valued at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York, New Jerar! ana
eastern pennsylvania, fair to-day and
probably tomorrow; moderate west winds
Incoming variable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
RENTING IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Fish 4 Marvin have leased for the
Rrlarclin Realty Company h 10 Ancients
club at B~riarcliff Manor for a term to
Mrs. J. C. Scheel OF this city,
W%orthington Whitehouse has leased
FOR Nathaniel c. Reynal his country
estate at White Plains consisting Of a
large stone house and outbuildings "a
Mrs. j. J. Well for the season.
Pease e. Gilman have let furnished
for Thornton Woodbury. his house nj
Pelham Manor to NJ. NJ. Marcuse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26

WASuINGTON. MAY % -Torp,io boat
R4shne. hattleship New Hampshire. do
s,roy.r Ericsson aud submarines III. l..
ana 1T at Nov port. cruiser Dos Mnines 81
GENOA despatch boat Dolphin and ha't.eshiT
Kansas AZ southern drill grounds. destroy.
er- Mccall ana Melville a. Gariirer's BtN.
httt."shIp Michigan At North River, New
york tltN. hattteship Minnesota ~ Bloch
Island Sound Yacht sylvia at Washing
ton. torpedo boat Terry At sanchez, SAINT,
Domingo. hlttle~hip Vermont A. Blo"A
Island sound, repair ship vulcan a. Phtli.
.l.lphii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
NEW ST. NICHOLAS AVE. FLAT.

Plans have been filed by George F.
Pelham for a Ave story Hat house at the
northeast corner OF ST. Nicholas avenue
and lSlst street for the Nose Goodman
Corporation. Aaron Goodman president.
II will have a frontage OF - feet on the
avenue and 90 feet on the street. The
cost has been estimated AT $50. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
lis ".
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
100000 l.. ]. CITY FLATS.

Plans have been filed by the Ore
Construction Company. Manhattan, fol
two five story brick tenement houses
each to accommodate thirty families, to
be erected on the cast side OF Fourth
avenue, 172 feet north Of broadway
Long Island City. The buildings will
each cost $4,000.