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,pNvnnRh n Thu pr
RobRiNS Az, 5ss. $. t;sioo-Ffsno..
i,nth 81. FEB "a s,,y. I. IT T co
ls" R"ay ...... 800
LOT i:?. mar Van Nest rark--"onserN,
i've Rlty corpn TO- Giovanni vsresio.
L.-r&T CO. 100 Bway ......... 800
Decatur avs s.. Nc c 2oith At.
s %siaSInr n nr'y; rH' 10 Ag;s.,
kue.. az = itoth ST., .,a!se
MkalmSn istiyormsn to yacos s%ilycrm man
900 T. l'lst St. mtg !--,Ooo. Feb -;
ATTY. = 9 litwin. :'a Rsay,
eyer. 10 John R!ppc!. 1923 H"rschel At.
Fec u: atty. F NJ Hottenro.h, :Gi
n%sy. r,r
s.s, being lot, "a to IS; tax maP-rhs.
" L 18Th rel r. to sam, Ho''san.r' u ;5s
SHOWN 9 rhiede to NJ .chas r .rhlede,
rs, Carpenser az mtg 1900, Few =;
IIIsT ST. ms. ioo.a.w ,Beekman av. -:
ya GinM""" no. Iss R%ay' Jon atty n,
CHARLOTTE ST :. 800 n Jsnn'ns.
81, ohioHWM Nam" Ls,h Me';sorxe to
$4,000; Feb Ia NY j II |'e""r' 81
Lots '2' ',a.s' map l'nSh EStm,",Wm j
Sfich 20 Wm haaen $40 W 1881 s.:
mtg *a.sOo Jan 81 Ht'Ss' pe''he1d' u
a J.; - cedar ~
pEAlll.l A., cor Nat"aa ~, 'moSlo"
ma u',,".k, ,e', 20 AuRus, Me.n-
ms, ~ s"uIev.rn ,""p, W~"ehawken::
~ Fen los ATTY Geo a Nues' 81 r
l'otm s,,>; -. .',"oo
80 -
lto--Trus I,pp.r M"rrisanI' Meth Epis
church 20 " a,lt' huron EXTENSION
and missionary S'rletN ~ Meth Ems
t'lIrtn. 'Jn 1'n NV mig ttn,'"b. JUNE IL.
1911 atty-, Rowers :, :. Cedar a. 81
BROOK ~, w s. sell = lt'th ~. 2illx
l:lllNl3S II Bertha prehet TO john
Mh'rrn, y Sa.h'oea "N' rk,Nh, 'n.s
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ONE DESERTS BREAD LINE.
y Youth Helped ny Free caves
Fnda Ills M'aN 10 job.

4 youth who .,ss been a regular IN
THE SrS bread line In Prince stree; 10Y
several weeks said good-hy TO Tom
Merry and Dick Bright Yesterday. "This
Is the last loaf OF bread I hope ! viii
ever have to ask for." he said. 81 have
a regular JOB beginning tomorrow at
S& a week. ! want 20 thank YOU for
helping me GU; with the Jread.'
lie tucked the loa. ~ bread uIGei
his Goa; and wen, out sm!' ug.
Coed luck 10 YOU" Tom Merry AMI
Dick Bright called after aim II knew
lie wouldn't stay here Ions" SAID DIX.
He iookcd Ike too good a man 70.
;.,e bread line"
Yes said Tom. JUS Town on hts
luck for q .i::le while. bu; VIA would
have become OF him X Il had no, been
for the bread i'e""
The mos, Interesting letter o' ne day
10 tae bread fund IS from Master
Arteno An,oi;ni. - Woodward averu-.
Eu;hsrfo-d. y. j., watch SAYS: I'm.
closed please .ind money o-de, for
Sl?o which | raised among my title
friends as contribution 10 your bread
fund" \ trained nurse, who does not
Visa tn have ner rane used. sends s.
and says OF the bread fund II think
Il IS a worthy charity" other con-
,-.ou;ors are NJ. T. II. 81 \. II. Il.
s. NJ Is. 81. ard Jerse". 3.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Feb. 9Th following realty
oorpofa,!.ns we're cher!srsd here '".day;
tan; capital. 81 100. 900 directors. george
l. schanok. ci.rk.on Corn ana Herbert
: %Tss" ."n I Mnia.n sfH cS Snnf Manhattan.
capita. sio,"oN; director. Thomas r. Mac
Mahon, Bailey, = Elliot and stella NJ
Gamma Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capita, ~. oo" directors. Frederick ",
H.imann. Charles, Lynn and GeorGe H.
lagoon Realty Company, Ma.ha'ian;
c.p.tal sia o"o directors John Ka,aman,
Morris %Su.l"w itz Ne" York city. ana
%cap,a", s,",ood' Jire"'cr., samasi Wv.
ner, Fannie Werner and Charles T. Wer-
GRAND, n,ul.yard and Con;,Grsc CON,
r. ,T VA. ana " Adi.r. New Yori
MelyD'e lnprov;H"sa.c, . C a,4sc Mr. Nan,
i T'Si THairj"." xc" York ciity"'
GT'.!"n h:si', TG,p. Gas. ry Man'. ,.
lsiior ~ kempncr and Irving Levine
~, "a, ron stree, Rscco,,y Ccmp,n.,
Sannei Il wachteli Tn. Bronx, y, v;
Issse 4 i;eyinssn, Tsw S York e''y' and
.capi,nI $500. directors Peter Y Hsgan,
,nhm W. Naughton and Rober, u. Ges-
" n New York city,
E.r Ribbon Hcal,y COMPANY, Brook.
,yn; capital, 81. q directors. George "
E,hwNlc, Arthur Holster and Daniel Wan
eel, brooklyn, y. v
Rldgewood Operating Company. Brook
Ism. capital. Sf.OOO. directors. Jo~~ph y
Tolins. Louis jacobson and Louis Fre!den'
berg, brooklyn, y. y.
L.rchmoni Gardens Ruili,ng Company,
Namarnneck ,8pItal 81, 900. directors
I.yd.g Hoyt. walter Barnum and Lee ]
Perrin. New York city.
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MRS. BURKE ROCHE
BUYS 100000 HOME
,couircs George Blumcnthal's
House in sid st. Abutting
the ROckcfcncrs.
FLATS on CHAPLIN LOTS

Mrs Burke Roche. daughter OF the
,,,. Frank Work and well known in
Yea York society. has paid George Blu
-,en,l,al close to S400. 900 for his residence
=, os West Fifty-third street. abutting
N, Rockefeller horses on Fifty-fourth
.,-ee,. Mrs. Burke Roche lives now at
A East Seventy-seventh street. which
sss has on lease. Mr.. Blumenthal 10
sow 10 yaca,e his house for the new
residence which he has been building
s- himself for several years at the
southwest corner Of Park avenue and
SEVENTEEN street. next to the marble
residence Commodore Arthur Curtiss
James IL erecting at the S!xty-ninth
street corner.
Tic Frty.thitd street dwelling Us four
stories high. 80 feet wide and 1905 fee;
sser II cos, Mr.. B~luTncnthal $4,000
70 build fourteen years ago. The house
rsrlaccd a six story nat kuown as the
Rocklaad. which Mr.. Biumenttal bought
ne previous wear from Henry l.. Sprague
.or siso,ooo.
Mrs. Burke Roche will occupy the
rolse rs noon AS title 10 4; has been
.-arsferred by Mr.. Blumenthal. which
nav no, Ne for several months. as the
anker will no, surrender the property
until his new residence is ready for him.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles =.
provn Company negotiated the sale.
Kendall d Herzog represented Mr.. Blu
rr,n;hal in the deal.
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HUDSON LINES CONSOLIDATED.
Tickets IN Day and >tRht ROats IN
he INTERCHANGEABLE.

II was armour Cd yesterday tina, no
Hudson River bay Line had acquired n
controlling interest in the Catskill Eve
ring Line o. steamers and that after :Hs
opening ~ the Hudson the ines viii b.
run In conjunction The tickets ~ the
lines will he INTERCHANGEABLE, Il is ex'
per;'d. during the summer season
The uniting Of the forces of two ~ the
oldest s,eamboa, lines on the Hudson il
regarded by steamboat men as a per-
fect,y normal and naturs! DEVELOPMENT
and VII, add much 20 In" usefulness ~
each in supplying the transportation rec
uuiremeuts. h"tl, passenger ana 'G"ght.
o. the catsNili, Hudson ard "arNshI!e
districts and OF toNsacki'.
The freight service will begin with the
opening of the river ami the night pas
scngry service Will begin early IN May,
The lay L!tc service begins with a san
ing ron New Yo'k on May ~ and from
Albany on MAY -.
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PROFIT on SATURDAYS DEAL.

FREMONT AvENCE-Frederick Brown
has resold to Spencer T. Horton Bin
fremont avenue, a hve story modern
Nat. on plot 33.6xll&. adjoining the
Tr.mon Baptist Church at the june
ton O. l1Sth street. The buyer gave
In part payment :e5 East Sixtieth
street. a four story n basement
dwelling. on lot %:oxlO0.5. between Sec
ond and Third The Bronx
house was acquired by Mr. Brown last
week from the widow OF Police Cap
tain Foody.
PERRY AVENUE. Clarence Davies
has sold for Mrr. n. stanton n Mary
J. Higgins the southeast corner OF
Perry avenue and 207th street. a lot
?5xl03. 10 a client.
GRAND BOULEVARD. Clarence
Dawes has sold for Mrs. X. Mac
Nevin oloo Grand Boulevard and
Concou.se. a " and n half story
frame dwelling, on lot :5x5s. The
purchaser will replace the dwelling
with a one story store building.
WEBSTER AVENCE~John +. Fetzer
has sold the Ave story apartment
house Or the northeast corner OF Web
ster avenue and ls2d street. on plot
50xsi. for the McAvoy & Rooster Con-
H-uc,!on Company TO Max Kan.
PROSPECT AVENUE. Clarence
Davies has sold for X. Wolfert 6&5
Prospect avenue. a three story brick
dwelling. on lot 1Sxl00. near l52d
street.
CROTpSA AVENUE - Clement II.
Smith has sold for a client the dwell
ing al 1899 Crotona avenue. $50 feet
sr,h OF fremont avenue, on a plot
t0xiis.
EAST is2D STREET-Clenent II.
Smith has sold the Ave story fiat at
70: East 1920 street TO a client.
@'OTOSA AVENUE - Clement II.
Smith has sold the four story double
Ia, on lot ?%x53. al 1858 Crotona
avenue.
ANTHONY AVENUE - Clement II.
Smith has sold the plot, 10oxl0o, on the
eas. side Of Anthony avenue. 1S feet
sDuth OF l13d street.
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LEASING 60. BUNs On ,soru ST.

The Boston Lcasehold Company il re-
ported 10 he the buyer uf $40 10 So.
West lsoth street and $50 IVES. iSlst
street. jus, east 81 81. Nicholas avenue.
reported sold recently 10y the Newton
Holding Company. The Boston concern
leased the property last March and I'M
proved it with a market. several months
& II suhlcased the property. through
Ira \. l.uria. To Samuel T.. Jacobs n
NJ ~ ~ireenhauni. who are converting
the building into an ice skating rink
The Swell Realty COMPANY il the
buyer OF the Kingsbridge road front he.
tween Jerome and Morris avenues. sold
recently by T. II. Weisker and r. V. V.
Shaw as brokers.
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lis PENDENs.
Manhattan.

li5D ST. 10 w-ksthsrina riefel az,
M.gIa..na Za'ek 4 al. foreclosure o:
isT ST s'-Fr-d.ri,k " Semi ast Marx
kiNesman ct a.. amended FORE iosurc
- mtg ,u,. DsMiM / & pew
walsh 81 al partition. atty. II A
i3sTH ST. n :. 200 " Amsterdam av.
;ONssli--LNlr kIlooSnc asst Mary 4
n,,np..y ct, 81, am,nded foreclosure OF
llsTH ST. ns 40 . Lenoy az. 2SSioo.ii
-so.omon \ tatman z Rosie Reh.
i.ld ., a.. foreclosure Of mtg .t;ys,
JEROME Az. .3is-s,.;c and city Realty
=" sgt Mabel L Goodw in =, al. action
T.. ic..sr. deed voii. ATTY. J Miller
CltES' tNT Az, n :. as " Hughes az.
:, Ns5l-Michsie sanford az. Eustacio
M.rumued ct al. action to compel -pe.
.iht. performance u: contract ATTY. X Il
udyis.
i5,1H Sr zoo . Alexander ave
william Burns .t al, action 80 set aside
prci .t,ys, rrcssins,r & y.
Az. s.;-EIls A gregg ct a. 40
Tvs MARIA Iiswer"h.. 'oFeeios-
BAKER Az. s.;-EIa A Gress ., a. as
trustees, .ast Mar, c!ambrcne, ,orr-
+, ,,%%ss5y y mis ~ $ Matter
hNN M"Np ~ 49, Gleason a.,
Margaret = Mcy ar'hy - al foreclosure
- mtg a,iys. williamson 4 u
FOREST Az s3-W ilhvlmine S,haa-. agt
Emma NJ M.s,.n!E 81 a. foreclosure
% mtg. atty. J II Hlldr.th.
Rsrnsrdins + < Hakc :; al az; james
Reynci IL e. a foreclosure % mtg:
sh-alet az, Philip Yoke ct a. tore.
closure ~ mtg a;ty. W d CaaEcron.
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ms. co. TO PAY $4,000.
william stree OMces to Cost ".
RRaea Co. That Much.

The Charles +. Moves Company has
leased at All aggregate rental OF about
$4,000 space IN the Underwriters Build
ing. at 1913 william street. 10 the Niagara
Fire Insurance Company. located for
many years on Maiden lane. The lease
Includes space Oh the third. fourth and
NTH floors, with underwriting offices on
;hs ground floor,
Daniel Birdssll & 90. have leased tho
fourth loft AZ ga Broadway TO Max NJ.
krasnan space in Sl1 and $40 Broad
way to William SChaff d Sous and Gus
tav Cohen fourteenth foor ST. and 81?
Broadway to Truly Warner for cxccn-
tive offices building at 5i3 Washington
street to Joseph Lain third loft. ~
Broadway. to Jacob Diamond second
loft. 60 Grand street. to Abraham Ca
bel: store and first loft SO and s2
Greene street. To the Wooster Rac tom-
pany fourth and sixth loft. IA and 1ls
Spring street. to Hertsenberg Bros. and
Goldberg a Sanm first loft AT l+i6
broadway to Schaefyer n Straselle sec
ond loft at l4i6 Broadway to Robert
Spiegelthal nth loft AT Il and 80
Greene street to Louis Golobine. and
first floor and basement AT l26 West
street to Jacob Benjamin.
The Sormanna Company has leased
for new quarters the building at III
East Eighteenth street from the esta..
Of Ellen. NJ. Hennessy through Frederick
Southack. .Alwyn Ball. Jr.
Cars,ein & Linnekin have leased space
at 22l Fourth avenue to William g.
Horn Bro. 4 Co. at 3l5 Fourth avenue
TO Jacob Epstein half the third floor
at s74 Broadway to Thomas $. Dolan /:
half OF the sixth DOR at 10 East TWEEN
ty-third street to Kallman canter. Of
fees at 456 Fourth avenue TO :. Hirsch
Company and the Woonsocket Knitting
Company at - and 20 East Twenty
first street TO the Community Realty
Corporation space At 302 Fifth avenue
to Peter Rosenbloom a. Son, and with
Albert Il. Ashforth offices in the new
Brokaw Building TO the New York Rep
resenting Company.
William A. White & Sons have rented
the building at EOS Water street to JOHN
Handles. Richard A. Scoby was asso.
ciated as broker in the deal.
f. & G. Pfomm have leased a store
in 1893 Broadway to Peter Korn. Jew
eller, for ten years. at an aggregate
rental OF Sl70.O00. and the parlor floor
store at "a West Twenty-ninth street TO
Samuel Metzgar.
Pease & Gilman rave leased for Mrs.
Mary a. Goodsell the two story private
stable at zoe West S~eventy-siNth street
10 Charles b.. cosse. and the store al
s73 Columbus avenue to Herman Gut
ter1nan.
Barnett e. co. have leased the store
a, 100 East l25th street to the Square
Tailor Company. for an Aggregate:
rental Of $50 ,00o.
Shaw & 60. have leased for the Scha"-
fer Company the store al IL West l"oih
street to James J. RourN.
Senior a. stout have leased the garage
at ll9 West Fifty-second street TO Louis
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THE WEATHER.
tcr eastern New -Yssk. probably rails
turning 70 suow. end coldev to-day: ever
cat. n0ethwe at nles to-MosHoN.

For eastern New Ysvk. probably nia.
turning "a suOW, and c0ldrv to-day; ever
Cat. nosthweat gales o. mosvow.
For New Jersey, cloudy. ana somewhat
colder to-day: probably fair tomorrow /.
strong northwest winds.
For New England. overcast aud colder
TODAY. probably presided by rain. turning
TO snow In the morning. cloudy tomorrow
shifting gales. becoming westerly.
Foo western New Yof&. snow To-day;
overcast Tomorrow: probably eno~ furr.es;
fresh northwest winds.
NEW YORK. Feb. "a 1t was warmer in
the middle Atlantic s.a,ss Yesterday. due
TO the SLOW northesstward passage along
the coast OF the storm from the Carolinas.
The depression from western Canada be-
came central over western Ontario. prac.
t!cs'ly Joining that on the Atlantic coas;
SNOW tell In the lake regions. ohio ana
-. Lawrence valleys and In northern
New England. and rain over most ~ New
England and the middle Atlantic states.
" Was colder In the south Atlantic and
'eghsrles !nto the central valleys and In
the lake regions. with freezing tempcra-
lures reaching sou;haard into Arkansas
and = lit;lc zero Weather In northern
Minnesota
Throughout IN. wes, the pressure va.
nigh AMI the. weather generally 'air. with
the centre OF hish pressure over tao cx-
'-cmc Northwest
IN this c!'y rain fell during NOS, Of the
east. average hun.di,y. ~ per cont {:
barometer. ted TO read 30 sea level,
at = 4. NJ. 2n.1S. :, l.. NJ. 80 ia
The temperature IN his city yesterdsy.
a. recorded by the onlciHi thermometer. Is
shown In the apueNed ,ahia.
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TO BrILD FLATBUsH o VI

James Barkley Eakins will erect a
'oe residence on the plot. measuring
,'xl2o feet. OF the north side Of AL
o"'nar.r road So feet west OF Argyle
road. Mr. Eakins bought the property
rom the estate OF Mary a. May. James
X Fisher was the broker in the trans
acton.
Henry pierson T. Co, have sold 315
Prospect place. near Cnderhill avenue.
= fran" building on lot 25xl3l. for An
Grew Harrahsn.
b J S'orza has sold for Clara Giard
he plot. ,5xlO0, on the south side Of
for'y'fourtn street l7j feet east OF
Thirteenth avenue.
Iu'.no 4 ccrny have sold for Michael
sAr,o''io 70 the March Realty Com
pshy' for Improvement, a plot. 50xl0o,
On the south side of F'ortieth street 225
"et east 0f Fifth avenue.
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BUILDER BUYS on HEIGHTS.

Gus,avus l.. Lawrence has old the
pot. s00xsS. cn the west side OF Wads-
worth avenue about 100 feet north ~
seth street TO the newly formed
Zseon Realty Company. which repre-
sen.s a prominent builder. Ground will
oe broken Immediately for the erection
y .our i've o apartment structures.
.o- which building and permanent loans
ave been secured.
The Swell Realty Company is the
and with the cost OF the improvements
re project will represent an outlay OF
s:50.0o0. The property involved Is the
,cutherly portion Of a plot Of fifteen
OTIS purchased BY Mr.. La wrencc last
december from Jeanny u TTuil. widow
., william c. Truth. The deal COM
p.e,es the sale OF all the lots.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

II" American ,.ncr i'h.l4de.pnia. sailing
'"-it" 'or Liverpool, VII take mali. clos
Eng III = 40 \. NJ, Cor Europe except GER
Austria, Hungar Luxembourg Bu,.
.sf'a, s'rhis. TURKEY. the Netherlands.
Norway. sweden ana Dshmark'. Africa.
West Asa and the East Indies.
The French liner Lafayette, sailing 20.
day for BoraeauN, viii tske mail. closing
~ noon. ior Franc, Nunlania. Italy, spain,
Portugal. Egypt. Greece, british India,
British East Africa. Slam Malta, Gibral.
ts". 'e'lon. straits Settlements Dutch
last Indies. West Australia and Persia
Ihe HoiIant-A iuerIi Insr Sicuw AM
ste-ds't, sailing Monday fur falmouth ard
Rntf.rin'n. WI '"kc mail closing at 10 30
\ NJ: Tor EuTdpc ttNrept Germany, Aus.
ia, Hungary. Luxembourg. bulgaria.. Ser
"'H turkey. Norway. GN"d"n ami Den
mark. Africa. West Asia and the Eas;
lnli"s.
The Transat'sn;ics 1~,a.!ana steamship
G!usepp' Nerdi sailing TUESDAY Tor
Naples. WI take mai, closing a. IL 10
y ". Tor Ita!y. Euuun!a. SW.tserlani and
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Flats on CHAPLIN HOME SITE.

The S!xty-sixth street end OF the for
ner property OF the Chaplin Home for
he Aged and Ini-m. a plot l5oxlo0.
has teen bought by the Cooperative
Building Construction Company. which
proposes TO improve the plot with two
me story high grade apartment and
studio buildings. along the lines Of the
,xo large structures built by the same
concern on the Lexington avenue 'front.'
&c OF the block W Sixty-sixth
and Sixty-seventh streets.
The proposed apartment will have the
nnen; OF y twenty foot light court pur-
chased recently BY William Waldorf
!Ntor in order TO give permanent rear
ght TO "a row OF r.rerneits occupying
the block front on Thi.d avenue. nearly
al o. which covered the full depth Of
their lots.
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EXPORTS FALLING OFF,
IMPORTS ON INCREASE
Nearly - Per Cent. Of Lattcr
Arc Duty Free IN Jan
nary Returns.


N~ASHiNGr"N. Feb - -tcCord.ug n
the Departures, ~ rou,m.r -
,,r r.,u,r, -, ~
' "'o" IN"
''"'" !" '' Previous month, IN" Total
h''ng s23I,S%' 31G, compared Win S3So-
zoe. Ouo ',r pn.cub.r Ia r.,,.r.
49,, ,, -
'.' ''' ''.'''>' amounted
10 "'"FN "''"'o'"o"
l1'r"'t~ are s',' ~. rsasiNs. tI.. lam
mar, total ,,.rr s,,,,, .
e"
H''' mao N'-'o"" GO" "N"r '''-
800 - u' ''"' OF "a" M
"''' .' "''.''''.F ~.
,'"'''1 w ''N 'l'''"'I> tld
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property is at the foot of the station
OF the new Jamaica avenue elevated
railroad: also four lots on the south
side OF Ashland street to the Emdcn
Realty Corporation for Improvements
With two family dwellings We lots on
tho south side of Ashland street near
freedom avenue to the Omar Building
Company. and live lots &c builders at
me northeast corner of Belmont and
norman avenues. all IN Richmond hin,
Queens county.
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New Head Of NOrtRaHe Company.

Harry I. Williams. memher Of m"
law firm Of Leach Il Williams Of Long
Island city. was elected president OF HI"
FIRST Mortgage guarantee Company Of
Long Island city YESTERDAY Other Of
fcers elected were q. II james. vice.
president. Hamilton \ liiEbie. assistant
treasurer. and A'N'uc & Leach, score
tlry.
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$4,000 ron PAssAIC LOT.

PAssAic. y. j.. Feb. .5.-wllliam
Block. owner OF the lot AT $50 Main
avenue. part Of the area which was fire.
swept on January 10. sold the plot.
which Is :6?xI1o57 and 1875 feet. to-
day to the comfort Realty Company for
10000. or nearly $1,000 per front foot.
which Is regarded a record price. The
dea, was contaminated by W. Grafton
bateman. The company owns the land
at 2t and :is Main avenue. Plans are
now being completed for three modern
structures which will cost about 235. 900.
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BROKERS' IN RECENT DEALS.

Harris n Vaughan were associate
brokers with Goodalc, Perry g. Dwight
In the lease Of 673 Fifth avenue to the
George Bernard Company
Clarence Davies negotiated tie
cal, for Harry Davis Of the triangular
block bounded by r'ordham road lAsth
str..t and erosion avenue. Tho pur-
will erect n one story store build
ing
irving ". Wolfe negotiated the sale ~
the enemen at ais T~cmOnt avenue tor
Mary A. F'oody N~-SvsSk Brown.
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Movements 0f <aNnt Vessels.

ASiIiNGToS fAh. 1.-The tank ship
Af.'Husa has arrived AZ juancan'nbo Ray.
co.'cr Cesar A. Tripo'i Ar. .. cruiser
Denver - Balboa gIubNa' Eaxls AZ Boa
ton. collie" Nersus at Honoiu. "a. collier
pronr'heus AZ rihurou
The grnhos' NUnnrois has sa''ed f-Nut
La l'a4 Tor san Diego cruiser chester from
MoUtnvia TO- Porto i'aadr. cap Verde
Islands. dcsirovc- con, uGham ~ pc.a"ar'
BreSkwtter. collier Jupiter from Gu,n-
i1namd for po~; AZ r-iu"c. ha't "ship
Tennessee from Port au Prince Tor Iump-
ton Roads. ami cruiser Washington from
New York yard TO- Bpston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
xEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE ros SALE.

Attrsetivs bargains offered BY BANKING
70 builders. Investors aud prospective homo
esekers. large number Of vacant lots 81
orantwood. .Morsemere. LeoniA. RidGensid.
former owners. prices. Also . large mum.
Ter Of two.faniiy. houses At Hudsoa
Heights. Cli6sids and Palisades Park. New
All OF the above properties are within. .
evs.csnt rare zone and within thirty min:
vtes 81 Manhattan. rhese properties must
eerpora,Ions nov being ,~iauidated BY the
1entine Department.. Special indueemsnts
70 contractors ana builders Whe will puf.
Surthe. particulars address Hsnt D Hateht:
Special Deputy supt. Of Banks. care 81
cenkine Department. 81 Broadway. New
York CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
TODD BUYS aisT ST. LOFT.

VEST 3iST STREET - The Rvoli
Realty Company hudson 5. Todd)
has bought from the Felcourt Realty
Company i20.i2? West T~hirty-first
street. a seven story loft building on
bio; iOxi1s.5x irregular, near sixth
avenue. The property was given in
par, payment for the houses 20 10 4s
ives, Thirty-eighth stree, reported
sold recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
NEWARK DWELLING SALE.

Harry Adler has sold for Morris
Raschowitx the three story dwelling Oh
the east side OF Franklin street about
100 feet south Of Race street. Newark.
on plot 2Sxl03. Extensive alterations
n improvements will be made to the
premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
BUYING on NEW JERSEY sHOR 4

julius l. klslak has sold .or Borden
b.. Scherman to Horace Tros. a builder.
a plo, j0xiao on Sunse; avenue. West
Side Park. Red Bank. y. J. The buyer
will erect a dwelling on the site.
Henry u. Morrison. Commissioner OF
Public Works. Borough OF Richmond.
has bought through John II. Miner a
summer residence at Ell Fourth avenue.
Belmar. y. 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
AUTO co. BUYS At FLUSHING.

Jo"K"rs Il Stack OF IS Broadway.
I'aSaIng. have purchas ed from the Pc.
neos'"t Realty Company the plot In the
,.a' ~ 'n".r garage. containing abou
..''''' square feet. The property has a
E'N''se %! 50 feet on North Prince
sI'e' ana runs east and IS improved
nL" three '"o family houses. a store
cru a arg table. The property will he
.n'''F"d N,th a brick building for use
70 ~ az, mobile snlesrOuIn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-26
@'EE>s BUILDERS MY SITES.

~" ".I"u 4 Kirk Realty Com
70 y moe sold Nvc lots on the northeast
N''r ~ Freedom and Jamaica ave
w., '"' " .. bohark q Go. to builders,
s"' wv erect four store buildings and
80 VA family apartment house. This