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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.

William 4. White 4 Sons have rented
Tor Horace s. Ely 4 Co. tho building at
2ot South street to tho Textile Paper
Company.
William r. May 4 Co. have rented n
loft at 500 Madison avenue to Fftzpat-
rick. importer. and the store az 70S Madi-
son avenue to Bliss Bros.
The Talking Doll and Novelty Com
psny has leased an additional, floor for a
term of years in the building at 2<3 to
'f West Seventeenth street. running
through to 232 and Pa West Eighteenth
street. which completes the renting of the
ciItire building.
NJ. a L.. Hess have leased ,re pent.
house at IL and II West Thir,y-second
street for Ave years to the Jones Rock
Company for a commercial Photographic
studio.
Tn Malba Estates Corporation. which
Is associated with the Realty Trust and
the owner of Malba on the sound. has
leased space at the Country Life Expo
siton In the Grand Central Terminal for
the demonstration and sale OF its prop.
critics.
Schwarzenbach. Huber & Co. have
taken under lease for "A long term Of
years the store and basement in the
building now under construction at ~
to 20 East Thirty-second street. This
is on a plot 6Sxlio and adjoins the
corner of Fourth avenue. This will give
Schwarzenbach. Huber & Co. the largest
,iin showrooms IN the city. they .: pres
ent occupying the store at 40 Fourth
avenue.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
corner store and basement in the build
ing at the southeast corner Of Broad
way and Eightieth street to the May
Art Gallery and Auction Rooms. The
lease is for a long term Of years.
Carstein 4 Linnekin have leased the
fourth loft at 10 West Twentieth street
to Hill 4 Encherman, space at 320 Fifth
avenue TO the Levin 4 Levin Company
and Harry W. Hughson at 37 Fifth
avenue TO John De Coursy. walter 7.
Duaub. Eugene \, Dinner and Henry A
| Teuny.
The Columbia Trunk and Leather
foods Company. Oscar Schain president
| has leased the building at 1nl? Broad
! way from the T. Edwin Ward estate
Morris Rose was the broker In the trans
action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
lis PENDENS.

,30rU 81. a<2 w-Louisc uoninau aE..
piriie v s%chi.singer ct ~ foreclosure Of
mtgl. attys, Kurzman. Frankenh"''ner 4
,sTH ST. ., 100 " sth av. 2nxos City
Of y Y agt jesse r Philips ct a. fore
closure Of tax lienl: atty; l. Hsndy; ,,-
I.TNOX AZ. n = cor l40th a., 1909 io.2:o
NrAt.er faction to determine claiIh) ;
atty, 7 T. Quackenbush.-
LINiNGTON Az, 1928 -Montenorc Home h
Hospital for rhro1lc Disease AT caro-.
lino Jaeger 81 al foreclosure OF mts);
atty.. Stroock 4 Stroock.
9TH Az. 334-Chas 4 sherman. trus, AZ
Watts l Aitkin ct ., ,tSrec'osnre OF
Mtg; a,tys. Bowers L sonas NJ.
fscia rsrlxto 81 ri foreclosure Of m'g) ;
attys, Bowers h sands
slsT ST, :O4 W. and 5sth st. $50 W
Joseph Brsunst@in aEt Hannah GoldberG
ct al action 70 foreclosure mcchtnics
lien); atty. J u rohn.
beth st. -. 1914 y . 81 AIMS ay, lsNiO0
Dora Frank agt WILLIAM " Krhoe ct
al (partition): atty: LAvison
,4.p ar, n W cor Wales NV. 100 7Il4<.7-
James = Forbes sst Charlee L Mcclure
ct Al ,counterclsim In action 20 fore.
close mechanics lirnl attys, Phillips q
"sr,eniiins from a point 1919 w iio,h
IT. i3i. sx373.e-Fratt 4 Lambert. In,
az, Oes',nE Bid GO. Inc. 81 81 faction
10 forecloss mech anics' l!on): attys. VII
her, Norman . Kahn.
1scD Sr. n .. bet Morris D Creste0 ave.
known a. lot ~. block 37i, rec II on
tar mspI-Peter Quinn ast Thomas NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Lloyd ~Ital,ano liner Taotmins, sail.
Ing TO-DAY FOR Genoa, vii 'th~ mail, clos
ing ~ $50 \ NJ. for Italy. kutnRnla.
switzerland aud Greece, when specially
addressed only.
The Scandinavian. American liner oscar
H., sailing to-day for Christiansand and
Christisnis. will take mail. closing at 10
A. ", for Norway, sweden, Denmark. tho
Netherlands. Germany. Austria. Hungary
f.usenburr, Bulgaria. Serbia and TURKEY.
The Italian steamship Duca d Aosta,
sailing Saturday for Genoa. Will take NAL,
closing AZ $50 A NJ, Tor Italy. Rumania,
switzerland and Greece.
Tho American liner Philadclphia. SAT
ing saturday for Liverpool. vii take mai.
closing at $50 \ NJ. fur Europe 'eAc',t
GERMANY. Austria. Hungary, luNemblrg.
Bulgaria Serbia. Turkey. IN" Netherlands
Norway. sweden and Denmark, Africa.
West Asia and the East Indies.
The Norwegian E American steamship
Is y.nsfjord. sailing saturday for Chris
,iania. viii take mall. closing a. e5p \.
NJ. for Norway. sweden. Russia
Germany. Austria. Hungary, LuxeWbur.
Bulgaria. Serbia and Turkey.
Tho Cunur'cr hud,nia. sailing Saturd'v
for Falmouth, VIII 'skes mail. closing Ht
1890 y. NJ. for Europe Except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. LuNemburg. Bulgaria
Ssrbtt. Turkcy, ia" Ne'h'rlands NORWAY
sueden and Denmark, Africa. West Asia
ana the East Indies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
unri,.. .M Z 7Mh ct. to anne: Fl

Harios, aN Z 18TH ct, 10 james +
Flynn. -Sr J Louisa Steneck: atty. IL
4 r 60. l7o Hway ....,. 'ssv"V
Az A. = :. 80 . ssth st. :S:x'5. May
81, leis-I~o Benjamin and ano TO
Kari schneider and ano; atty. .A&
Bloch. 90 Nassau 5000
18TH ST. :Il-a W. May 81. isil..John
Hesiey. 1926 Tth Nv. to Je.'" HeaI.n,;
1875 ;th az. atty, r r T~rautmAnn, Xxx
SAP ST, 5 = ass . 10Th av. lsxio2! =
Feb :. 1880 Eleanor p Gage and an" 10
Helen Gnrsch and ano. e>crs WI rug"
Gorsch: atty, piscon. W a A. .it hrosd.
SAB ST. 35b = Amsterdam az. %isXlo:! ..
Aug -. ie0s-MArgt 7 Cant~ell, New
ark. y Y. TO Augusta Bruins ATTY. Wei,
l.siay " cage. 65 Bway .... $1,000
DoWNrSG ST. n ., 20 c Bedford. 2Sx
20. Sov I. i~so5--Ma-tin Gsrore 20 John
\ W.ckes. atty. Wcckcs Bros. 10 Nm
BLEECKER ST. :li-ie. oct = i?Os-Roc-
co NJ Marasco 70 David Israel Any
Armiu II Mi'tleman, AS 'cdar ~
ATDt nos Az. 2sT. Nov ~, lsns-"m
Molier. 1855 B~a,. to Caroline l.
Ple-ckcr: atty. r q 4 T CO. l's hroad,
EsSE;x sr. ii. March 10. ~iois-Hsrman
Forrnan. 1855 Bowery to Rersnicc J..
Bsumanu; atty. Selissburs & l.. IS Lib,
srH AZ. 1852. May ). ,M:-AaroH il
Schwar1. 5a " MN ~. TO i"oncIl
Realty co. Inc: atty. l. T Il T co, $50
bNiN .s's''''''' .r''' ''f'f'" '-'NN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
NEW BAIT IN OLD GAME.
Movie House Interest Sold BY Al
legged Owner 20 Victim.

An advertisement Offering q half in
,'rest IN a moving picture theatre In
Brooklyn was used AS bait IN what the
pole" declare r. n of II series OF
swindles. Preston kibbic, purscr on the
clyde Line, living at iH7 VAN cortlandt
Park avenue. claims to have been one
of the victims, saying lac was swindled
ont Of 81 ESQ IN II deal after answering
the advertisement. kihbie appeared
Yesterday AS complainant against two
men who were held IN So, 900 bail each
for examination by Magistrate Voorhees,
In the New Jersey avenue court. Brook
Ign, or Il charge OF grand larceny. Tho
men gay" their names az John Morri-
son. g., no home, and charles II. Scu-
fert. %. of l56 East Ninnty-second
street, Manhattan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18

{. STANDARD. 1uApam. %, m''1 llo''N ~
Jupiter p, noon NcsterdaC
= 1exss. port Arthur. . ml'' soy'h -
Jupiter ~ Moon
$ Cosn.uche ID ksouy.,'. 90 wlis. rof'n
cast ~ - John , hsr ~ y y
- r. Or'ar'". ud.Ntslor. o." miles 'is' -
IalNCs'on liar ~ noon
- C'N 81 ,u.Inbus Svarr,n wi'c
rrr'hca>i OF Fr,4Nr Paw ~ NOON
r. MohauN, Jacksonville IS mile t0uth
Of NtutN ilnOk Al - "
- Iu,vGkr, 1,orE''uWr. c05 nlle. sou'h
% S4uIv iEpnk ~ = "
IS pr' ic,f i0r. lamp %. HN uiIcs u0ri' 81
DIAMOND ShutI. 81 uoun
- Bor-c-'1i l7UtI"n. 10 wr|'7 south ui
DIAMOND Shoals ~ moon
So II AHA ,,alVcsIuu. " ~ 'es sNui' of
Diamond Shusls AZ % 4 u
: ~ pa. Now Orl'ti.. 4, ru.Oa south Of
SANDY Hook ~ . T.
- NrNicrUo IdWu,u. .", n1'.,t .uuth Of
Sandy Hook At noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
These navy orders uer" issued to-da
.snnmAnlcr ClelAnh paNls 10 rcilrl

y. ".
These navy orders were issued to-day:
Commander Cls,hnd Davis to retired
,'nmmandcr r y. Olmstcl from conf
wand ~ M Nash''l" 10 OF IA"
Sai'm.
hoTg.r from tho Louisiana 80 the fiorids.
Ia,uirutnt.rommaudcr r l. johnson
from >aval Academy to command tie
Lou, uaut.Commanier = SNYDER
firm tn" Delaware 30 NEyal W,r college.
laouf,utnt-'ommAndcr H. e. Cooke 4"
"Lltl-,uaut. Commander T. Il Sargent
from Command Of the Dubuque to the
ldou'cnant-Commsndcr II Henderson 10
the Alabama.
house from Naval Academy to the Ar
i""Gtcrau,.romnanie n wyrant
from Navsi Academy to command the
Il icn,cn1rt Commander : " BRYANT
from Radio, Va. to the command OF the
L,utouaut.'ommaud,r Y. 7 Evans from
training station. Newport. 90 War college,
Lieut. W. Il. Van hu%en from the Texas
Licut II ". Kes,lcr from tn. Chester
to ~" salem.
Lieut.. II l. Fence from 'he Rhode
Lieut.. II. :. cu'p from the Albany 20 the
Iicai W. y Decker from the chester to
Lieut. q y Brown to tho Louisiana
Lieut.. L. VI. Perkins from the Csssin IN
ro'i!a engineer officer, Atlantic torpedo
Lieut. Y sai,er from nc,illa engineer
officer. Atlantic torpedo no'il'a. 10 home
liclt = g G,i from Naval Academy 20
tho oklahoma.
Lieut.. II. J.. Ghormiey from Naval Acad.
'%"i,i,'un,. x i. COX from aid on STAN COM
mandcr. hrt' division. Atlantic fleet to
Lieut.. Il !. Rhodes TO branch hydro
ETirh,,, Sww'GTr' NTH from x,v,, Academy
Lieut., II L snow from tn" Maine TO ,h-
Lieu, i. s. s%teinvachs from she chester
Lieu, \ r Rnpcll from tho Rhode
LELAND 80 ~" birmingham
li"u' T. \ 'rershaw from ne chester
"r'aau. II W. mn from the Perry to The
Ilau'. y u Chaplin. from The san Diego
rleu, \ Kirk from vi. Utah 80 In
dian hcad rnoyins r%ronMd.,
10 rsvs IN e,ligeuc" office. Washington
Id~u,. y + kingmsn 10 m" Sow York
lieut. v y. nrer"'on 10 AsIsti" station
| Lieut.. Y u stewart from Naval Acad-
cmN to AsiI'lv station.
Erslsn H. z Huns. from the Chester Ia
t.hnleN v - iNONt lEhll NJ s10utduA TO
tho fulton.
EIs ,gu l.. tssshrd, from the Montana 20
tho Duncan
rnstxn q W, wo,t, from the Nebraska n
tho Fulton
Ensign =. y. Osborn. from the Nashville
to tho Albany,
tusIgu !. u Ard, 'vo'n the New Itrsey
to the Vernon
Ens!gn Il, II. BIair, from IN. Virginia "a
tno Ok,ahnW.i,
surgeon /. I. N''son, from Guam station
to homo for orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. l.. Irvine
from tho Chester to ihe Birmingham,
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. .. sutton
from tho birmingham "a tho Chester.
IAvmHStcr 7. 7 theatmHn, from Ne.
rss master. Atlantic foet, to home for or,
dcrs,
raNmastcr 9. u LearS, from the Han
cock to HON" for orders.
Passed Assistant psymss'.- q g. Wood
frou thu kcdrsige to the Salen,
Nn,t' Constructor v 5. Land from ala
on staf commander submarine hoti'. u, At
lautic rsrt, to Sew York Nari
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
TRADING IN THE BRONx.

BELMONT AVENUE-The Cross Con-
sruction Company. Som Bros. has
sold the new five story apartment
house, with stores. al the southwest
corner of Belmont venue and IsOth
stVe,. OIL plot 50xIoo. The house is
arranged for Ave families on a floor
snd has beer purchased for investment
BY Jacob Thesis. In part payment the
buyer gave TO Som Bros. the SOUTH
ives, corner OF Franklin avenue and
lssth street. a plot l?0x1oa. irregular.
AvENUE-H. ]. Hoffman. a
retired merchant. has purchased from
Me Macy Construction Company,
shlren & S.!berberg. ?7e Leggett We
rue, southwest corner OF Beck street.
. I've story thirty family apartment
house with seven stories. on plot 55x
los, valued at $4,000. In part pay
nert for the Leggett avenue corner
Sr. HOFFMAN gave 213 East Eigh-
tenth street. a three story and base
ment dwelling. on lot 23x92. Hamll-
'on Fish lcasehold. adjoining the
Elmer 4 Amend building, at the cor
rer Of Third Avenue
SrEBBlNS AVENUE-The Community
lee Company. which recently pur'
chased a ten lot site on the east side
o. SteNh'Is venue. north OF Free
rH atenu.. has enlarged It's
senue frontage by the purchase from
tMA Noweld Holding Corporation OF
1884 Stebbins avenue. a lot 25xl2,.@
II now controls an venue frontage OF
IN feet. The site is Ia be improved
nth a large plant.
AVENUE John 4. Stein
metz has sold for Albert F.. Hemp &c
Charles +. .Arcieri, 1854 Bryant ave
nue.. near I13d street. a three story
dwelling or lot e0xi00.
GLEASON AVENUE - The Smada
Realty Company. William w. Adams
president. sold 10 Charles Rosa. the
NO story family dwelling on plot 'ss
", ~ tho northeast corner of Gleason
and D',nSfead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
REGULATING IN
PARK AVENUE SITE
~ Street Corner Bought by
Buyer Who VIII Hold for
Big Profit.
ZEAL FOR HARLEM BLOCK

totH svUnue ooSnssU available for
~gopent house Improvement are such
speculative purchases thsA yester.
"a unnamed customer Of Pease a
Wnn SougfA he three fvs story
a. ~ to sBt Park avenue. form
=, "A, southwest corner Of Eighty-sec.
- srseG N the hope Of maAdne q GOOD
IN The seiierS are Ieo B.. A. q. and
1850 q 0utnnan. Tho 0utman proper
=. ~ cf che old typo Of housings and
-, a riot fronting 1915 feet on Park
80 And 100 feet on the street. The
~ Of tho avenue frontage Is occupied
- M Maeena and Coronado apart
90 while the bulk OF the remainder
49, block 70 Madison avenue Is owned
"a cocuri ed by the low buildings and
ssunds Of 81. Joseph's Industrial Home.
a Bins. the Weaver Com
am And tho Taylor Construction Com
,scv have improved the three other cor
- At this intersection with modern
snftments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
sMALLEsT STEEL BUILDING.

Designs were placed on record. In the
Manhattan Bureau Of Buildings yester.
day for what In to be tho smallest steel
framed commercial structure In the
world. This building IL planned for the
southeast corner Of Broadway and i2sth
street. on q lot fronting ll.i feet on
lzsth street. 277 feet on Broadway and
II feet on the third side. II vii, be
three stories n will cost Louis John.
s;on. the owner. $4,000 to build. The
pians. made BY II. Craig Severance and
William Van Allen, were arranged M
That every available inch Of space can
be utilized. There will he stores on the
ground Moor aud offices on the two
upper stories. Washroom facilities are
placed In the basement and the roof. and
the glass for Window. placed no that II
VIII DO nush with the building line. The
staircase. which will he only two feet
IN width. will lead straight from the
street to the roof.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
MEDICAL RESERVE NOMINEES.

WAsuiNGroS. MAY 1.-THE Fresi-
den, sent to the Senate to-day a batch
OF nominations to be FIRST licu'erants in
the Medical Reserve Corps IN which
were the following from New York and
New Jersey
New York-Charles 7. Redhcld, Al
Der, -. Kaiser. lsldor VI. Cnger. John
=. -. Gerster, Henry g W. schultz
dc Rrun. Bruce u. Phillips. Phlip l..
Rooster. Chester +. :. whitney. William
II. May. Everett -. browneii, Brooks IL.
Wells. Francis :. Matthews. Lawrence
J. Macy and John X. Booth.
New Jersey-Otto Lowry. Charles e.
Wulferth and John pibble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18

WNsmiNG1oN, NV lI-Thr lcs,royor
Pouhum ha, arrived at Norfolk yard
crulscr columbia ~ N"w London, hattie
yhip FLORIDA at southern drill grounds; gun.
boat Nc'rna st Hong Kong destroyer lam
ON at Monte 'hris'l station ship Mon
tcrcv at /amuoangi, collier Nanshan and
DESTROYER TruN'uu at san Diego; battleship
SOW Uanpshir" At Boston yard: tug I'm.
,aa at Hampton Roads; battleship Titan
~ ,apcs Of tho Chesapeake, torpedo boat
Wordeu AT New London.
The cruiser Albany has sailed from san
Francisco for tan Diego: torpedo boat Balm.
bridge from Iamhoanga for Ntuia de.
stluycr Joueit from philsd-lphia tor Rose
i.,uk, torpedo boa, Melville from RostoI
for cruise; tug Potomac from rristnhal ~
San Bias, collier IromctheIs from Ports
MOURN for \"A iork mine ship san Fran
cisco from Portsmouth for New port. cruise,
Tcrncss"e from Hampton Roads for New
York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

For eastern New York. southern New
England and New Jersey, fair and con-
tinued cool to-day and Tomorrow; westerly
Winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day
and tomorrow: continued cool; moderate
northwest winds.
For western New ior<. fair to-day ana
to morrow. moderate west winds.
NEW YORK, May S.-The storms from
tho Lake regions and the south Atlantic
coast were practically united yesterday
over the northeastern quarter Of the coun-
try. although Individual centres Of dcpres
sion were maintained over ontario and
eastern New York.
The pressure was high over the Gulf
states and northwestwsrd With centres
over Montana and the Dakotas and over
aud eastern Texas.
Rain fell IN New England. New York.
New jersey and EASTERN Ponn'yl vania and
at - few points In tho lake regions.
fair.
temperatures were lower In all EASTERN
parts Of tho country. except New Englahd
aud eastern New York.
1t was generally warmar in tho West,
although there were small areas where
temperatures we're close to or slightly PC
low the freezing point.
trosts occurred In the Dakotas. Mon
tana and Wyoming
IN this city rain fell lightly in the
morning. followed by clearing; slight.
warmer; wind, brisk northwest. average
humidity. IL per cent. barometer. cor
rectci to road to sea level. at $ A. NJ,
20 ~; =. NJ. :9.i7.
Tho temperature W this city yesterday.
AZ recorded by tho Official thermOmstor' is
shown ia tho annexed table:
49, e s sEE y a! s:
Highest temperature. INa. At I T.. ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
CITY HoMEs RENTED

William II. May & Co. have leased the
following dwellings: l6 East seventy
sixth street to +. T.. Bedford l29 East
Sey.nty-third street to T.. Mortimer
Ward: rs East Thirty-ninth street 10
Walter :. Gurnee - East Fifty-'f'h
street To Joseph Fsurc ~ West Forty
eighth street tn pr. George W Nande'
giift. 1863 East Seven'y-frst street 70
Marvyn Scudder. 1890.
Carstein & Linnekin have rented the
dwelling at 439 Lexington avenue to Mrs.
Margaret N~athanson.
shaw 4 Co. have leased for Peter j.
Devine the three story and basement
dwelling at 344 West 1880 street to
Nellie Fitzgerald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
B-n-nt Reception Planned.

A benefit reception IN aid Of thu
cNildrcn'a cour bureau Of IN" Catholic
Protective society Will he held to-mor-
row evening at the lloiol VI rAlpjn. Many
women well known IN Catholic charitable
work Will act as patronesscs. Provision
has been made for eurhrc, bridge and
pinochle tables. and many beautiful
prizcs have been donated,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
BIG BRONX HOUSE SOLD.

Kurz & Uren have sold for Thomas
yulligan to Lena Chatelson the north
- corner Of l5Sth street and Forest
avenue. Forest Hall. a seven story ele-
va,or apartment house having seven
,,oree and six apartments on ground
iocr and basement and seven apart
ren.s on each floor above. II occupies
plo. ssxino. II was a cash transact
so0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
EAST SIDE APARTMENT PLANS.

The newly formed 81 East Eighty
sixth street Corporation has flied plans
Tor a fourteen story apartment house,
which II will erect on the recently ac-
auired plot. ~63.1oxlo0. at 81 and as East
Elghty-sixth street. between Madison
M Park avenues. Schwartz & Gross,
architects. estimate the cost at s2T5, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
nRookLyN LOTS SOLD CHE<PLY

Joseph r bay auc,ioncd cighty.one
ron prlsing the ~ NJ iescheidt es-
~ w. Er"pklyu, on Tuesday at the
I,''t.'h real estate salesroom. for
,,s'ol. Averaging about s763 a lot, con
1"tea love, a. tie property * near IN"
~" subway lines. Tho lotr are IN
"a. Parkeay, Fast Ninth. Tenth ana
,'Nh streets. Avenue II. Sixty-second
. slA'Y-third streets, bet ween Six.
'''''h and ~S,vout.cnth avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
rRrEPoRr WATER FRONT
REAL ESTATE FOR s>r.t-QrEE>s.
A BARGAIN

For business rcasons Will sell AZ once
my pretty summer home nj Howard
Eoach. 90 minutes from New York
city. via the /. |. II. X. House con-
,ains : oorns and bath hot water.
electric LIGHTS, Excellent location. near
the water. Price $4,000. Terms to
suit. OWNER. hoN lO9 sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

-
Cniteo stats Coast and Geodctic Survey
standard Time.
NftNtATrRu ALMANAC
s,,..- AM rMlPM
HIGH ATE his DAY.
pMl pNt pNf
sandyHk. 3 90 GOV. Isl. S II ue,, Gate .1o;27
Low WATER THIS DAY.
ssnavu,- hMl AMl,,-. AN
"' 80 % oo'''oS'isi'"'s doi hei oste..$io
-
Arrved-WEDNESDAv. Nav II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-18
ALE IN FIFTH AVE. ZONE.

UsT sfsT STREET.-F. A. Becker
Nas sold the four story dwelling, on
b. :l1i00.5. at - West Fffty-nrst
sre.,. between Fifth and Sixth W.
suee. Columbia College leasehold. The
Suyer rave other property In ex-
change.
WEST 10TH STREET,. Irving Wals,
4 has sold for Edith A. Adams the three
story and basement dwelling at 81
West Tenth street. on plot 2&.sxIo3.3.
70 Oliver II sawyer. who will remodel
ee house for his own occupancy.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. ias w-Ea.t River NH & lum.
hsr 60 aSt Jacob Wirks ct al. Az! 20.
I7TH ST. III w-Danicl sidelsky aS
uT H1,sRs E sT' 81 a. nn, : a. ~
Inc, agt Ridge Holding 90 81 al, Mar >
SANE rnoPEgTY-Mo .'on pro:.s,
SAME rRorERTY-p.ni.'l Contracting "a
a z SAME res 20, 1872 sp're "o0""s .!;7SS
sAMG rryogERTyTJacoh Rubin ,;st
SAME pRoPERTy-John swimmers "a
as, s.m'. Mar 10, 1915 .sass
"Ahnr ,s nT; IL i.op M,nd"e:s ssii"''5hI "s'
SAME rH%rEETY- BENJAMIN Levine as,
SAME PRHrEHTy-cohen Bros as, s.m"
sI.M ,$. Il -Fhinp' we'n.r =!
SANE rRSPERrvNsam wsrm.,.,n ., al
sSt ,ame All H. rsis -. $3.50
~ as' Charlotte" Harrison ct ~, Api %,
SANE rmoCGRTy Israel sn'r.ky' y,
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slrnye- Ct az Nny :: iIit .n,lss
IIrtslns,e cos'aldo ast John stIayer
:.ss1rhhA 81 Gov . 'f t1as' " ILiiyvilrrso,,,' ;,'isds
~Iso.a-Indians Flooring % ag, q D
SANE HyrEyI PE {, =; TSy = Vii wt'rl.m A,cn 's,S
SANE IRoPEKTy- Tony Lsspia IS,
SAME PROPERTY s rho,nsan az
same, NOV 5. 1914. .tsa
SANE rRorERTl-sarg & 60 xxi
sAME pRf0rEnry Ma,nnha,,an Eng NO 80
ing 90 agt q II Strayer o. a., -, :.
SAME pRopERry1charle, X uarnntn nix &
Son, Inc, dgt same, Nov s. 1914, s33s IS
SAME rROPERrN.Ton. Warino AZ
same. Nov 4. 1917. sd;
SAME PROPEHrY--Jo.erh M,lIcr All
same. Nov Il. 9l&,.,.... sSsn Il
SAME pRorERTY-D a Linsky 90 art
same. Nov &, 1914, ..........,. ts.S IS
SAME pRoPERrN--Paul woln AK, same,
SAME Observation-Disclosures Iron work. az,
same. Nov o.. 1914. ...... SSsT II
SAME PRoPERTY--whi'e Steel SANITARY
Furniture 60 OF Grand Rapids aE, same,
sane NdE = p'R'osiPiE:R:rrY ,wrilo,, II shi''iimns;a"
SANE PRoPERTY- William, j Nichoi az,
sA 's'f' RST i; W. .xana.r SS,icihtoi S:,,
SAME PROPERTY Ames Transfer 90 All
SAME pRorERTy-Jahn Ii, Gianvy AT
SAME PROPERTY irving A BoEaS aEt
SANE Observation-Disclosures : Van tim
sS eS' '' rEoF nfi i 'Rf''iui fraser ,i.,,,.e s:,s g!
WALKER Az atoo-- Richard ruriong, Inc.
agt & y H.rold ct al Feb j.. 1915. Sli. 5:
AZ Louis siegel agt Hugo scheercn ct
al. Feb ~. 1911, ....,...,.......,.s 2i
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sALE OF BIZ OOkLYN THEATRE

lev're Bros. owners OF the Colo
~ Theatre. A. Fifth vcu and Sew
'F'y-'fth street, Bay Ridge. hay. pur-
aased through Samuel ialitzka Com
pary, from tho 1ooth street Holding
'ompsny, Newman Horowitz president.
"a theatre which the latter company
VII erect on Third avenue with cxteu-
IONS 10 Seventy-niuth and Eghiieth
nee. The builders bought the site
asst week aud arc having plans for
y" building prepared by Thomas w
avn The purchase price OF the COM
Need building IL said To- he more than
100000. I, viii front % feet on Third
avenue and viii run back 10 feet, WHERE
VIII spread to a pidth Of ZOO feet
u VII accommodate 1000 persons.
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PLAYS roR 1aoTH ST. FLATS.

Samuel kats. architect, has prepared
plans for two six story apartment houses.
each soxi0o. to be erected at ss4 to
$50 West i6oth street. part of a large
plot extending through TO Riverside
Drive acquired by Jacob Axelrod sew
eral weeks ago. Tho Improvement Will
cost 800. 900.