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The sun., 1916-02-01
NEW HOMES FOR LOCAL FIRMS.
One Company Moving UPTOWN
Doubles Its once space.

Alber, y Nshfurth has leased space
in the new Brokaw Binding a' Broad
way and Furty-sccoud street - the
Western import Company. tn" Medal
and Badgr Company. MIEnorcttc, for
mcrly OF IS West Forty-socoud street,
and to the Northwestern Electric Com
pany OF Chicago H. , twclIh floor OF
10 East Thirty-third street To the Firth
Avenue shop. and space In tn" kuuN
building at Fifth avenue and fortieth
street to Louise Lewis for term of
Years space at loo East Nineteenth
street 10 Meltz"r a Rather. offices in
the Frances Building at b6j-"ll Fitth
avenue to Arpad Bdlint, and with Hell
a. stern. the tenth flour Of 10 East Thr-
ty-third street to Max War~chau'r.
NJ A l.. Hess have leased two floors
containing - 900 square feet in the new
I-nderhill Building M i3S-iis West
Thir, v-seVenth street for "A term or years
at AN aggregate rental OF over sloo,"oo.
This completes the rental of the build
ing The lessee. the Telautogi aph Cor
poration, SUCCESSORS to Inc cray Ma
tional Te,autograph Company, have been
for the past twelve years AZ - Fulton
street. The company is doubling its
present factory capacity IN lts new
quarters.
Tucker. Speyers & Co, with Brett 4
C;oodc COMPANY, have leased space on
the tenth floor of 7-9-ll West Forty-hfth
street to |. N!chthauser,
Charles T. Noyr~ Company has leased
the fourth floor of 332 Broadway To the
pohs Manufacturing Company. ana the
sixth floor OF the Crystal Building, -
and 40 West street. to Anderson Bros
"a foor in ais to 32+ East Thirty second
street for n long term 10 tho Eastern
Optical Corporation.
The Arm OF l.. J. Carpenter has leased
10 Mrs Louise II. Hamburg lot at ~
Eourth avenue for n term or years.
Bernard Wurtenberg has leased loft
space In l46 West Twenty-fourth street
10 Gold Dress Company and = Srngow :
4, Al West Twenty-nfth street to Marcus
pollak: IN 90 West Seventeenth street
N Rudinser & Oppenheim in III West
Twenty-fifth street to Savitch Such
man in s7l Broadway to Theodore f.
Iurrnan; in 1876 West Twentytirst street
10 the Rlalto Waist Company. and in 30
West Seventeenth street 10 the Wellmade
Dress Company.
j. * Moors has leased Tor W. ~.
Archibald. az agent. the store al ''o
Eighth avenue to Lee Kyrometcs, dealer
in artist supplies.
NJ and l.. Hess have leased for cross
Brown, as agents. the eighth moor IN
the new building at 1lio-ll'h Brohd-
WAN northeast corner or TWehtY-slN'h
street, containing 5000 square feet, tor
a term Of years The tenant ~ Will
lam NJ Van Burcn, resident buyer.
Real Estate Management company
has leased the store at 2sN' broadway
to Phillip Cooper. cleaner and dyer
The sun., 1916-02-01
BIG GREAT NECK TRACT SOLD.

The Suburban Utilities Corporation.
which was recently organized. has pur-
chased forty acre tract at Great Neck.
J.. l., which was formerly known as the
Great Neck Terrace development. The
property is located north of t<ensington.
residential section that Is being de-
veloped by the RiCkert-Finlay Company
The purchasing corporation intends to
develop the upland along the same lines
as Kensngton and the lowlands on Man
hasset Bay will he improved by the ercc-
tion OF "A number of high class dwell
ings. Since the Great Neck Terrace de-
velopment was started the property has
been held by the Great Neck Real Estate
Company. w. II. H1ynic IS president
OF the corporation and W. J. Martin OF
Ridgewood, n. j., Is secretary and treas
urcr.
The sun., 1916-02-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MACK II rI$KEI.STElN. dea,cr Ia
r,otrinf "nI W%rn,S % ilrni, a9s .. 81
lam SaI Soon atferwUri two petition.
In bankruptcy wer" hlei agaiu.' him
on assigned claims Henry Lesser, At.
tnrnry for creditors who nicd tho rr.i
petition said that tho .iahiiti', are etloo..
o0o. and asses are estimated at $4,000.
1909 on Third avenue and has had mans
stores sinyc IN this city ana Brooklyn
He rented piact. IN short leases a,nt
conducted th" stores under various
names. one which was mentioned N 'hr
bankruptcy petition being thc wl'ard
Company The store a. .6l RroadWdy
wss formerly occupied by smith Gray
& co, and the store ~ sil Broadway
was previously occupied by liackott, car
cHERoIrNy rRINrIN,i rusrrsutNG
Co,-A petition In bankruptcy ha. hecn
Med against the 'hcrouny Printing and
Publishing company ~ "a N.ndrw,,cr
street by Icnrv II. Singer for these
CREDITOR Nsum.r El".irIr 'ompany,
Ierhury, 81 The company made al
assignment on January T.. NJ. Singer
SAID th., ,ho iisH'itt"s ar 'lla,oco and
assets $4,000. Th" busiuoss wa- started
in 1878, wa> inrorporated I'm 1881 and
has capital sto'k, $4,000 Judge Mayer
Hon'.d an SgplicG,ion Tor r"Gei,cr'
Fignec from selling TODAY ',u N"rgeu-
thalcr linotype machine which arc Gov
ertI ny "A 'nH''l Wor'sAk" o' Sl',uhh 10
H. II NosS"n tompauN Of tho total
liabilities $50 400 are secured by chlt'ci
mortgage covering . portiou - mo plan'
ALFRED W LAWSON. an editor az .;
Fast Twcnty-eiehth stree. has nlod /,
pe'ition in hsukruptcy win liabilities
s@3ti7 and assets ~ so GSe. consisting
- shsrcs ~ stock iu ~" Lawson Huh-
fishing Company, slts75, aud back
salary from the roupfny. $500 iic
stated that during tho baseball season ~
1913 he and John Vincent Farrell were
la,
baseball team ~ Iimr, Onto NJ. var
roll had tho active management aud Nj
Lawson hslirycs FHrrell contracted doh,g
Tor the partnership for ~" lcas" nr ha 4
park. hotol bills S.. the amount ~
" hirh Lawson does not Know Some ~
the debts menttou"d iu lAivS"u's Srhodu'rs
aero On account of tho hs~"hsll huSiues,
aud moro than S.oQ0 vcr" in tho pub
lrhing business TiS Es."N Press is 4,
unsecured creditors ar" tho follow 4
hotels for restaurant charges: Rtltmoro
ssS; Vanderbilt, ss6. MHnhattuu. t6e
I'a1a, SO, carlton so; Martinique
ssS; Clsridge. s7i, M"Alpiu. sos, and
william e. Nus"henhcim, Hotel AS'or
sl66 MIR lawson Was "a promoter Of a
dying machine and Was formerly pr.si-
dent ~ tn" LAWSON Furnishing COMPANY
hut withdrew about year ago.
CHARLES T. MoffETr salesman, Of $50
Anderson avenue, Rrons and n. Louise
bankruptcy Hi Liabilities AZ" Sll.bsa
and Mrs. Monetts S,;s3 Judgment for
ss.7sS VAS obtsincd against both on q
note siver for real estate secured by a
mortgage which vas foreoiossd
CHARLES MILLER. grocer. of 3sJ East
The sun., 1916-02-01

NEW REALTY IORrOR \rIO>s.

ALBANY Ian. ~ Tie following ca'ty
curp"ra'ioas W'r' chartered hero TODAY.
EldmhHrN Retiy Corporation Msuhl'-
Burke, cleveland. ohio; Frsuk II Burke,
Livingston p,st'. Sew York city
Smith y Richmond. Ir" Manhattan.
capital. 81" 600. directors Msf' g ~mit n.
Frank H. Richmond ani william II Byrrs.
Saratoga Springs, y Y.
- 20 1871 Rroum" street Realty COR
porauon. Manhattan capital, $500, dl-
rertors, Adulph Shapirr. Mas cohen and
!stdors shapiro. Ne" York city.
prosie Realty tompsuy Manhattan.
capital $1,000; directors, JA'ob \ Wo,f
Abraham Eirp aud Gcucy.rsr Goldsmith.
New York city
Hutt"i!l Realty and Trading company.
Manhattan: capital. 1000; directors. Louis
Pohack New York city, william Hut
Brooklyn, y. y, and Louis Erardy, New
York
The sun., 1916-02-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-The 81. Vincents Hospital of the
CITY Of New York. Ilainilr; sfsi1s, 1sbSi ta
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore.
the above. entitled Action and bearing d.is
the lith day Of January. 1915, !. the
Sn6srssnsd' The referee s, in said judsms,nns en-
sss. sss's "a ,hs ssrs scrsSa Of N &.nh.,an. e ciiy
1915. At ia o'clock noon on that day. BY
t,sy tM,snry Brady, Auetioneer. the PREMISE
h.s ?. sns 9non. 70 be sold and
building and improvements thereon. .situ,
'd sRs cs 3: c9f NJ: s:'ps vors fs 1.Ssh sxsn
hattan) on the south side Of Henry street.
rq nsw Rur.r On map mad. s o. n. Sy
Bridges. dated August hrst. eighteen hun. +.
dred and thirty. and fled In the once Of
New ; Yors a. Sus:r a as: f M soSndeS nn 0S. %or,S S
sriy y front BY Henry street; Easterly sn
;":n,Sass go sSusSsaiy S IL 'yi" shs 1ssa Sy lot
number seven hundred and thirty -nve. and
,v:sterly on the other sids BY the r.ars OF
seven hundred and twenty :nins and seven
'front.' and q rear n''y ixsStysn soni ieet ct one inch
snd IN length on each side one hundred
the street number one hundred and nfty-
sig Henry street, In the Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York
The premises above descrihed are located
IN section I. Block Number al. on the
Land Map Of tho City OF New York"
Dated, New York, January 18TH. 1915.
CHARLES D. DoNOHCE. Referee.
BAYARp !. PECK. Attorney FOR P!aintir
haitian. Nsw York City.
The following IL a diagram Of the prop.
srty to be sold: Its street Number Is l5s
Henry Street:
The sun., 1916-02-01
EUROPEAN MAILS

Tho Italian liner America, SAILING 20
day for Naples. will take mai. closing at
$40 4. NJ. for Itaiy, Eginauii, S.rhi. and
Greece.
The whit. S,sr liner Laplaud sailing
to.norrow for Liverpool vii take mai.
closing at $40 a. NJ. for Great Britain
ana Ireland only when specla.y addressed.
The French liner Rorhsinbcau. sailing
Tomorrow for RordrsUN. vii take mat.
closing a. !. NJ. Tor France. Hunsuia.
serbia. Italy. EgNpt, trcc'c. RritIsn India.
British East Africa. siam. Malta. Gihisi-
tar. 'cylpn. Straits settlements. Dutch Ets'
Indies, West NuS'rsli. and Persia.
Gh" Holliud-A America liner Rotterdam.
sailing fo-murroW Tor Rotterdam. vii take
NAL. c.oSiug a. . 20 T. NJ for Eurup"
except Germany, Austria. HNngary, Inv
emhurg, Turkey. Norway, sweden and
Denmark. also for Africa. West Asia aud
East Indies. Mail FOR spain and Portugal
VIII be nixon II spcr.A,lv adhrrAsod-
The sun., 1916-02-01
BIG TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
-. Foot building Costing aI5O.OOO
10 go Up on Fast 7Oth 81.

two story and basement building
IL 10 be built for the New York Telc-
phone Company on the 100 feet OF prop
erty at 20S, .lo. 2l@, ga and 9l6 las,
Seveuty-ninth street which was hough,
by the company last August IN the
name of John Patterson. II will he
telephone exchange and IL 10 relieve
the pressure OF business on the Column
bus, Riverside, Schuyler, Murray I'm
aud Bryant exchanges The building
Will be @2xHe feet IN size and will cost
sibn,0oo to build. according to plans
prepared ny Mckenzie, voorhees, and
Gmclin.
The sun., 1916-02-01
DEAL ~ OLD RETAIL ZONE.

Charles r. Noycs Company has sold
% liSpenard street. plot 2i.iN93i. and
- walker street. plot .3.1xlo7. two fivc
story and basement loft buildings. as
sessed for $4,000. ! 9TH buildings are
n The Broadway block. Title will be
AIKEN AZ once by the purchaser and the
40 buildings reconstructed from plans
II James $. Mahcr. Tho improvements
will include new store fronts. freproof
s'aIrways, power hoists. plumbing, ma
pl. floors. steel ceilings. Sc. and will
he completed by May I. Negotiations
80 pending for the resale of one Of the
buildings The seller was ]. Allen
townsend. The property has been in the
selling family for many years. The
'rarsaction was IN all cash one. no
'radc involved, and the property will be
teld free VI mortgage
The sun., 1916-02-01
>rw ClB<N CONSULATE.

The South Ferry Realty Company,
william II. Chesehrough president, has
rented to pr. l.. l'olz, Cuban Consul
General, "a large portion ~ the second
foor in the new South Ferry Building,
state and Whitehall streets. Other new
tenants include standard Shipbuilding
CONFORMATION, II. Anthony NNr"s, Cana e
dian Customs, silva, Buss"nius a Co,
Boston Provision and Ship supply Com
pany. Meclie Il CO., Russian Volunteer
Fleet. Post van der Burg a Co. of Iiol-
land Grace Bros. Charles Il, Arm
strong, A. !. Morris. freight broker .
FINLAND Steamship Company and Nc
Donnell a. Truda.
The sun., 1916-02-01
LIS pENnENS.
Manhattan.

ana snd faIk v!s% Terr.ss = ): 100 !:
peter ! Mochan ct al, partition, at,ys,
wesscman 4 kraus
iltTH ST, - E-Miiton ! Bach aEt sara
Meyorhorer ct al. foreclosure OF mtg
attys. Rcigciman y Rsch
e6Tn 81. J., WAitcc \ Crandel ag'
rI"mss.0 mag ,Is H'.'f n.yi. y" & e. foreclosure"
GoERcK sr, e $. be, Delaney and Broom.
s,+ lot i-S,Efss, E;fn', R',Gr sayinss lns,
sFTU ST ss tor " Columbus az. isxios 2
Corporation "f the ,hriCh rres6ytorian
Church In the 'i'y of y sst Emma g
Floyd 't al, foreclosure OF mtg, atty.
T. smith.
M,pISON AN. u " cor ls7,h st, iI>so--
Geo II ,;rinnel =, al ast MARY A Stick.
ncy ct al; for"closnr" OF m's, attys
c,TH sT' i.,.s-I ror,msn 90 ss,
Yorktown Realty 20 81 al, action to
force lose mechanics lien; atty, l. Ro-
sri 81" COS, Robert w candlor ct al
AIT Mari Schulrau ., NJ. rorrclo losure
81 n,T s','' y. = v "sHs'rr, ,,S .t ,ssx,,,-
'ol Hnsh A MuTriil ast Lucre,ia Emmett
ct al. partition, .n'tS. NJ Boyle
or ,,s ma, ~ r,,,sr. q, wakcn.,a
George Chris,ic ag, Alexander christie
ct ri Norcrosur" Of MORTGAGE. nttys,
Strang 4 Taylor.
pRONX mol LENARp. cor ~ Fulton
l. Josephine Moses agt David Wood ct
al ,action I" t"rerl"ve transfer OF tax
Hem; atty. i II Rngan,
WoOpycREST Az, g :, 80 II Of ls<th
~. 81 ,x?oo Charles sudbrink agt
Iohu Francis Bauks' 81 al Nore closure
Of mortgage. atty, u V X ketchun.
LOT ~, map 81 south Mount Vernon. 2tth
ward = samuel u Robinson aEr HATTIE
Rodgers faction to compel conveyance .
atty, T. Van Nstinc.
PARK VIEW TERRACE. =. 100 II n of
uroiiesley st. luNytnb. also lnhtn = q
I75 n of Finh av. .5yi00-- Grace
Meehan agt Peter i Mcehan ct al ipar-
tition suib; attys Wcsselman & kraus
ialST ST, $, h32 n ~ Of willis ~, az sx
,oo-Auvur, Enoepk, aKt Al, Never ~
al forcclosur" of MORTGAGE, attys.
Timme 4 Knoepke,
FREEMAN ST. =, a3.6 n " Of I.onEf fellow
av, t7x90.<--Csrucci Holding "a, Inc, agt
James Powers ct al foreclosure Of mort 4.
gsgeb; atty. 4 J RomaEna
NAPIER Av. e cor Of 3aNh st, 5:sxIoO
The sun., 1916-02-01

Madison stree,

Madison street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is TO be sold, II Twenty
one thousand ok hundred and thirty-siS
fi-I0o u2is3s.ib dollars. with interest
thereon from the goth day Of December.
1915, together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred aud forty
four Il-Ioo O3nilh dollars. with interest
from January II. 1915. together with the
expenses Of the sale, The approximate a
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens which are to he al
lowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee 10 one hun q
dred and sixty-tye 37-ioo tieb.3D dollars
and interest.
Dated. New York. Jsnuary 18th. 1915.
CHARLES u DONOHCE. Referee.
The sun., 1916-02-01
UNITS POINT FLAT SITES.

Tho American Real Estate Company
.M closed two sales which will result in
ne ~ 'iun Of riN large apartment
nud ~ the Hunts Point section Of
he .or9Igh The company has sold
'Dn'ag" 0r pa feet on the east side
" bryHH' avenue. beginning 100 feet
NORM o' Adus street This plot was
"qa.r'l by David and Davis NJ Lentin.
VINO "ra 10 erect four five story apart
"'h' tn.-"-, each covering "A frontage
~ ''' The company also has sold
~ A NIttler the northwest corner Of
nN Nf'' H'"rG" ana East l61th street.
II'' 'f"''ng 100 feet on 1sjth street
s-' I.' .'"' ON Bryant avenue, for i'm
p-'''''n' with two five story apartment
The sun., 1916-02-01
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mas-The Fire Record
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York, partly cloud,
to-day; Tomorrow fair; colder In east
portioni fresh 10 strong west 20 north
For New England. fair. colder to-day
and to. morrow: fresh westerly WINDS.
For New Jersey. fair to day; colder In
north and west portions; fair to morrow
colder; fresh west to northwest winds.
and colder o-day; fair tomorrow. fresh
new YORK. Feb. The pressure was
low yesterday from the lake regions south b.
west into the west Gulf section from a
principal centre OF depression over Lax"
Huron.
High pressure prevailed over the south
Atlantic and east Gulf states and through j.
out the West
Rain fell in New England New York
the lower lake regions. the ohio aud lower
Mi.sissippi valleys and IN eastern T"Tss
and snow Ia the upper lakes. the middle
Mississippi and lower Missouri NalIeys and
at scattered points In the Northwest.
II was warmer In the Atlantic states.
the lower lake regions and southvar over
In the north central states and west OF
tho Mississippi River.
Temperatures were above the froesing
point everywhere east and south Of Mich
West except southern parts Of the south
western states and the California coast
Zero weather extended into northern
parts OF New Mexico and Arizons, hut
there were no extremely low temperature
In the Sorthwest.
In this city the day was cloudy and
foggy. warmer. wind. light 70 fresh south
east: average humidity, SIS per cent, I;
barometer, corrected e. read to sea level
at \. NJ, 3o.os: y. NJ, .g.sI.
as recorded 10y the ofiicial thermometer, IL
shown In tho annexed table:
The sun., 1916-02-01
RENTS QUAKER RIDGE ESTATE.

Charles +. Griffen Il Co. have rented
for William W. Casweli his country
estate known as Wilmount on Quaker
Ridge. Scarsdalc, N. Y, consisting OF
nifty acres of land. large dwelling and
numerous we'll appointed outbuildings.
to John r. Baudouinc. This property
Is ono OF the choicest places In that
section.
Tho Scarsdalc Estates has leased to
Julian Rice of New York city for a term
of years a house on Walworth avenue,
Greenacres. Hartsdalc, opposite the home
OF Frank Whiting
The sun., 1916-02-01
SALE ON LOWER PINE STREET.

The seven story store, loft and office
building AT I2S Water street. with an
l. % ~ Pine street. in the same block
With the Tontine and Taber buildings,
has been sold by Letitia II. Mckinley of
Brooklyn TO l., a. Scott for investment:
The property fronts 23.2 feet on Water
street and 3O.S feet on Pine street. Sew
sral properties In that neighborhood
nave been sold in recent weeks.
The sun., 1916-02-01
COW. JAMES SELLS REALTY.

Commodore Arthur Curtiss James.
who acquired recently the dwellings, at
% and - East SiNty-ninth street to pre-
vent tho erection of AN apartment house
At the southeast corner of Park avenue.
prosite his new 100000 residence. has
-esold these houses to a buyer for resi-
lence Improvement. The site Is now i'm
proved with two four story houses and
measures 37xsl.llN10+.5. about - feet
vest Of the corner of Park avenue. The
new owner plans to replace the old
dwellings, with building of pretcn,ious
design He Is said to be "A member Of
The firm Of L. r. Dommerich & Co.
The sun., 1916-02-01
BrYs HARLEM APARTMENTS.

Shaw & Co. have sold for the estate OF
Emilie :. Steinhart to Daniel II. Jack.
,on the northeast corner Of Seventh ave-
rue and i27th street three five story
sfa-'mcnts. on plot 10oxl0o. The city
ilaces a value of siji 900 on the prop
er'y for taxation purposes. The sellers
save been In possession Of the property
Tor the last thirteen years.
The sun., 1916-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM pN AZ
sun rises 90 sun sets iii Moon rises d, {; 81
nIoH WATER T,Is DAY.
sandylIk Sci GOV. Isl . - Hell Gate g. T.
Low WATER TINS DAY.
ssndyIIk liNM ,;o,,J IN u.u, ~
Arrived MONDAY. January a.
- loul. li.E A NJ, Liverpool. Jan g.,
,i IS ne'hs olav. 10 A. NJ. Copenhagen.
;. Mdnchuria. SO y NJ. London. Jan. 10
Sn Asln""n dc I.arrnasa. 40 T.. NJ, ula'
, S. Es.esIord. 6.o =. ", SUNDAY Aigier.
s. Ma"a.. 80 \ VI. Alsicr.. Jan. =
Jan. =
:. o1a.n,,,o, Coan,o ,.2' \ " San Jnr, Jan g
s. csihermc i cnaco ',5e NHAvS4S S,S. Jn, i,r =
IS John u. Rockefeller. . A. NJ. Tuspam.
$ Kcnmoun' a.ao 4. ". Artlla. Jan .,
- nHqin $50 NJ. sunda,. Mucoris,
$ bern,udiar eie \ " pcrnlud, Jan =.
;, Mexico. o.'a 4 M. Nassau. Jan y
- Nech"s, Ga'Ncstou. Jan. =
SsU'y Of Columbus. savannah. Jan ..
- Mhenso. Boston, Jan. ~.
- PcnnNyvanlan. Phladc phia. Jan -
- Ironte. Norfolk. Jan. %
= Nofnus New Orleans Jan. -
- III Nore, Galveston. Jan -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Finland At Liverpool
- Nicuw Amsterdam u, Rotterdam
- tlu~' ppr Verdi. ~ Naiir-
- E-pasnc, at Bordeaux
SAILED FOR new YORK
- kroonlsud, from Liverpool
- Tenaiore-. from Port Limuu
= E.poranLa, from I'rogrcso
The sun., 1916-02-01
,EHs ron DWELLINGS.

"NN ETH STREET--f;eorge A, Tio'-
presenting the Emeline r. Hol-
't'', has sold the four story and
.'-' '.' dwelling AT Is East Seven
troct, ON lot 20NI02,2. ac-
- report which could not
: BE- .-.,,d
"Iii TREET-Slawson a.
'''' sold for a client us West
- 'u street, u three story and
dwelling, on lot 1S.6xl00.5.
t"lhmbus avenue aud Broad
'1" buyer II the recently
* West Seventeen Street
% "h'ch viii hold IL for in
VIZ. N1rI STREET Levine & Kemp
~ 'tN' r"ld l6i West Forty-eighth
three story dwelling. on lot
''''''. n" feet east Of sixth ave-
'. h"r'' for occupancy.
VI" ''IInN AVENUE - Daniel b.
The sun., 1916-02-01
wEsTCHEsTEn HOME SITE.

The Fox Realty Company has sold for
Rudolph Oleener his property. contain
ing about eight acres. adjoining the
knollwood Country Club, In the pocantico
Hills. Westchester county. The pur-
chaser is "A member of the club. who will
build residence for his permanent
home
The sun., 1916-02-01

PATERSON, y. j. Jan. 3l.-raterson
investors have formed the Todd MIL
Realty Corporation and have purchased
the Todd mill and the property on which
il stands in lower Van Iiouten street
from Robert Muller. .Jr., OF New York
for 500. .oOO. The purchasers will max"
improvements to the building. a. II has
been a silk manufactory
The sun., 1916-02-01
100000 ALLENHiR>T DEAL.

Tho shore Hotel Company. ldouard
Y. Solomons. manager. has bought from
Jean q. Nenetos the Curlcw Hotel and
cottages at Nlenhurst, y. j. The COM
pany leased the hotel last season. The
deal = saTi to have involved about
s 90 600. The hotel ia to he extensively
altered Mr. Solomous gave the five
story fiat At 1927 seventh avenue in
part payment. II IL on a plot 3I.lONlO0.
adjoining the northeas; corner of l1lth
II root
The sun., 1916-02-01
TRADING ~ BROOKLyN.

Louis Beers Sons have purchased a
plot fronting 100 feet on Seventh avenue
and 100 feet on Carroll street. adjoining
the First Dutch Reformed Church,
Charles G. Steele. being the only
vacant property on Seventh avenue. he
tween Flatbush avenue and Grccn-Wood
Cemetery.
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Henry Sanderson Of tho firm of
Charles ID. Barney n Co. has leased a
$4,000 apartment in the house being
erected AT Fifth avenue and Seventy
second street. Pease d Gilman ncgo-
tiated the lease. The apartment con-
sists of fifteen rooms and four baths oc-
cupying the southerly half Of the ffth
floor.
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TENN s'rg"' n ,o,r.g,.. ,;nmn9?o .
y" assets. u" u.hl' Hu assignment uU
Receivers \ppoin,rd.
An@lru TE,nLEK.. lgIs" M.'.r ~, ~,
,i"Iicr. ruruiturc deaIor -. Nouu. N"ru"n
n"nd ,.'o%Go ImmlD',,t"- a'' 'I""o" az
assets, , "Hs stated. 'rr uuguorr"d
FILLMORE 1EoN NORRIS ltIr. Mttor
hEr "rp"in,"d ,Ahr"n .,"E,%,srg 3d.,
20, EtH rhili'.frurth street houl 'on
Compositions Confirmed.
MNN TlIINFl.RG Judy" Ms,or he.
confirmed a 'owpnsi'i"u ~ Mas ~ "u
ngrs' m".mo116d'gr,sHrgt Of Hnd'. Hwd r,.
tprg at %, ccht- uu VA" dollar
MERWlN II rLUMH IuIF" M''"r h.'
,"ui rrod . ,"ng"','..,' 81 M"r%im -
IN" dullar
SAMI'rI El'I'MNN Iudro Mrt"r. ht'
NAV d,,lcr iu dry go"d- at 'a- .,drueo
.,r"cf, Nilh 'rrdiror a. 20 '.Ms "n 'h'
dni'ar.
Petition Dismissed,
rATh 4 liAIEN .l"ds' ,Mr,.r va.
missed ih' pr'i.Iou 'u ht'k'Ip'rt y ''"
ou ur""luhcr = against r''t 4 R'i'
lohl,crs n "oo.'ou' aud dr"-, G""is 80
Ino2 l',rk avenue. On = scu cm""' "G"
croditurs ~ 80 ceuts ou ia" dollar ,h-N
Rank r,iptr, schedules.
NICU 4 u>NXu;GR I>r. ,omwUss.u0
dctlor IN toy, ana n"Nc.u," a' lo' l''''
sixteenth str''i ha' n'p r'NrdH
sn"MgE ''', ,,s So .r,.c 81, a ,inc ',.ro- ~" '
ku""u \m"ng IN" 'r"ii'"Is ~" N.h''t
Kshn. i'oo": H,snop r'rhm>"'
Rs'dNins,,yc, M..-, So 500, .uI Z T.
kr,h,. ". 500
IA MODE sUor, lN,,. d.al'r In women,
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ronpuAM CLUB's NEW HOME.

The Fordhnm club, for many years
a, Fordhim road and Morris avenue.
is to have quarters IN III" group Of
buildings being erected nj the northeast
corner of Fordham road and the Grand
boulevard and Concourse two story
and basement club IL Ia lie incorpo-
rated In the project, which originally
called for . theatre and store. Plans
for the new building are being prepared