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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-13

-O-O-
NOW HINT AT MOOSE AND THE
G. o. p. GETTING TOGETHER
Complete amalgamation of the
Republican and Progressive parties
is now possible, the result of the
meeting of the Progressive national
committee meeting at the Congress
hotel
The Progressives made it clear
they are willing to unite with the
G. o. P. if they can have a Progress
sive as the presidential candidate.
Col. Roosevelt is the one most ia
vored to buck Pres. Wilson at the
presidential polls, but if the old party
could not swallow the colonel the
Progressives would be satisfied with
Justice Hughes or number of 9TH
ers of progressive political trend who
even need not be open members of
the Progressive party.
George Perkins, angel of the Pro-
gressive party, today in an interview
today declared thatthe Progressive
party would continue as a separate,
distinct organization, despite any
agreement made with the Republi-
can part ythis year for the purpose of
defeating Woodrow Wilson for the
presidency.
Double harness for this political
race, not amalgamation, is the Pro-
gressive party's plan," said Perkins.
eve have done our share. We have
shown our willingness to select a
single candidate from both Repub-
lican and Progressive parties. This
does not mean amalgamation, but
the possibility of two tickets with the
same candidate. want the fact en-
phasized that the Progressive party
will continue as a separate organi-
cation"
-O-O-
N
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-13

~ Washington.-Iron steamer AIgiers,
$500 tons, which has been aground
near New Orleans for more than a
week, fioated. : =.
The sun., 1916-10-15
NOT ENOUGH HOMES.
Brooklyn Builders Rush Up DWELL
ings anA Flats.

Demand for dwelling space In Brook
lyn Is sufficient In the opinion Of build
ers for the continuation of extensive
operations. Last week ninety-eight new
buildings were planned, to cost $61I.4O0.
SiSty-threc are to he small dwellings
and will cost $500; fifteen tene-
ments, cost S197. 900. and twenty struc-
lures of a miscellaneous character to
cost $l15.1O0.
On kn.ckerbocker emu Mt the north
corner Of Covert street the Charlotte
Place Corporation will build three tcne-
iments to cost $4,000. On the north
east corner Of Rochester avenue and
Sterling place David Isacowitz will
erect two. to cost $685. 900. The Trianon
Realty Company will build a six story
brick tenement on the west side Of
Union avenue south Of South First
street at a cost of $4,000. A row OF
nine two story frame tenements are to
be built by the l.. K l.. Company. mt a
cost Of $4,000. on the east side of
Warehouse avenue. north OF Mermaid
avenue.
Israel 4 Solomon Postrel will build
on the north eide of Avenue Il. begin
ming at East Thirteenth street. five two
story brick dwellings at n cost ct 3d.
moo. Tho north side Of Adeiphi place,
between Hemlock and Crescent streets.
liz to be the site of thirteen two story
brick dwellings to be built by the Adelphi
Homes Company at a cost of $4,000.
Twelve two story frame dwellings will
be built by Edward II. Bennett at the
corner OF Foster avenue and Florence
street. at n cost Of $4,000. Five two
story brick dwellings to cost $4,000
will be erected by the Chester Iba
Realty Company on the south side of
Fifty-ffth street, east of Eighth avenue,
and four. to cost $4,000 will he built by
Theodore Frost on the north side OF
Eighty third street. east Of Third avenue.
A four story brick factory TO cost
$4,000 IL TO be erected by Samuel Weiss
glass on Atlantic avenue. at the SOUTH
ives. corner of Milford street. A three
story brick garage to cost $4,000 will
be built on the north side OF Twelfth
street. west OF Eighth avenue, by Arthur
Alderman. A number Of one story
stores to cost 10000 will be put up al
the northeast corner of Washington and
Grand avenues by the Deanel Construc-
ton Company.
The sun., 1916-10-15

creased?' J.. y, Van Patten OF Svra.
cuse, +. l.. Danforth Of Buffalo and 4.
Frank Warren OF Buffalo will be the
speakers. Enforced Sunday Closing
VIII be the subject Of another discussion
led by Lewis II. May.
After breakfast Lawson Purdy of the
New York Tax Department will preside
at the city planning conference. Charles
Milford Ropinson OF Rochester, Robert
IL. Written and Walter Stabler will he
the speakers. After hat the delegates
VIII board special trains and will be car
ried 70 the Hotel Astor. where there will
be u luncheon under the auspices OF the
Merchants Association. Men Interested
In The big business Of the country will
tall; about prosperity.
Brooklyn will be visited aud inspected
In the afternoon and at 40 everybody
will 90 to the home OF the Real Estate
Board or New York, at 217 Broadway,
where Mayor Mitchell will welcome tho
delegates. Then l.. n. Woodwork. pres
ident OF tho Real Estate Association Of
the state OF New York. will bring up the
important topic OF tho permanent tax
payers bureau at Albany. There also
will be talks by DIR. +. A.. Cleveland Of
the Bureau Of Municipal Research. NJ.
'Morgenthau. Jr.. and Walter ,Lindner.
On Saturday. the last day of the con-
vention, delegates must again DO up
early for . o'clock breakfast, con.
ferences on real estate subdivision and
planning by John W. Paris, restric.
tons by James Frank. president Of tho
r. Il Estate Exchange Of Long Island.
and improvements by Cornelius q. Kofr
Of Staten Island.
At the breakfast there will be ad-
dresses by William s. Petit on Real
Estate Legislation by T. n. Ackerson.
on Waterfront Development: by Pres
ident Marks of the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. on pollution OF Harbors and
streams: by Thomas \. McWhinney of
Lawrence. on Legislation Affecting
Realty: by Joseph =. Day. on 'Tleal rs
tate Publicity" and by Ardoiph l.. Kline
on brooklyn" Then will come the
election Of officers for the next year.
All tho Borough Presidents Of New
York will attend the Greater City lunch
con to be held at the Nassau at 4: 40
on Saturday. After that the pretty
places OF Queens and Nassau counties
will be pointed out to the delegates on
mn automobile inspection tour.
The convention will close on Saturday
night with the great annual banquet. NJ
which Gov. Whitman will he the princi-
pal guest. Edward J. Cat:ell of rlila-
delphi will be the only other speaker.
The sun., 1916-10-15
BROADWAY BUILDING LEASED,

He'll & Stern have leased for Jennie
Munson the building a. 4i9 broadway,
running through to 2s Mercer street, for
n long term Of years NJ a total rental Of
10000 to Frank & Bauer.
Charles II. Walker has leased the loft
~ 1881 Hudson street 10 Sokolow 4
iclin space in 800 Canal street to
ieversohn 4 karson In l?4 Baxter
street TO Habacht & Weiss in $50
Centre street to the Liberty Metal Spin
Company. and in lT7-l.9 Grand
street To \. Friedman & Co.
NJ. a l.. Hess have leased the twelfth
floor at 1j-l7 East Sixteenth street to the
Sylvia Childrcn's Dress Company. and
the twelfth floor at 114-lI6 East Six
tccnth street TO stephen Sanford * Sons.
Il. A. Turner has leased the third loft
at % East Twenty-eighth street to J.
Eros. and q loft at 1873 East Thirty.
second street to a. Laction.
The Lotion H.. Slawson Company has
leased In the Cuyler Building, 100 West
Thirty-second street, showroom space to
s. T.. Canaday, and n floor In the Arena
Building. 80 West Thirty.sccond street.
to Levett. Frank & Co.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
a loft at S94 Broadway to Nat. Potar.
The sun., 1916-10-15
BR0NxvnLE HAS THEATRE.
500 sent House Opened by woma,
Manager.

Bronxyi.!e opened It's theatre las,
night with n woman manager. The build.
Ing Is n part OF a group. containing
studios. stores and tea houses. II is OF
freproot construction. with seating ca.
pacity for 500 persons.
The theatre IL In the 'hrlck row.
Kraft avenue. n Is designed somewh a;
along the lines Of the Punch and Judy
In New York city. Miss Al!eyre Archl-
bald Is 20 direct its policies.
The combination Of a theatre with
other utilitarian buildings forming a
community centre Is well known IN Eu-
rope. hut scarcely tried In America.
B~ronxville. however. Is experimenting
with the group system, and In a number
OF instances with great success.
The sun., 1916-10-15
ALL READY. O BIG
A l.
800 Upstate Delegates Coming to
Urge Bureau at Albany--M Many I'm
portant Subjects to Be Discussed

II the convention OF the Real Estate
Association of the state Of New York ac-
emphasizes nothing more than the es,ab-
lshment az n permanent taxpayers
bureau a, Albany. the convention vii, be
declared the most successful ever held
mat IL one of the purposes Of the three
lays conference which II to hegio n.
lonz beach, l.. j., on next Thursday.
More than 500 real estate men from nj,
parts Of the State are coming to discuss
many topics and to hear the views OF
many important persons on leading oues-
IONS OF the day. but the principal aim
II the real estate men IL to organize n
bureau which will be In close touch with
lsyi.,aiion. and will support measures
,ayorable to the state and will oppose
.lcn other measures As may be detri.
mental.
Real estate men believe that such a
,alreau Is the only Of controlling
rcal estate legislation.
Bu, this we!ghty subject Is going to
e,ssse only II part OF the time Of the
visiting delegates. There wf1l be a spe.
rsl breakfast, luncheons. u clam bake,
dances, and finally on Saturday night a
formal dinner. at which the Governor
viii make tho principal address. To
,eep the delegates from being fed up
., pleasure. there will be meetings
throughout the three days. at which the
,,rious phases OF the real estate business
will be discussed.
On Thursday morning the convention
wi, re, down 10 business. 8. W. Strauss
ell tell all about real estate mortgage
londs. and Nelson =. Lewis will talk
bout the traffic problem from the real
state point OF view. With the luncheon
Inc delegates will take part In "A discus
ion on State regulation Of real estate
brokerage. in which n. L. Read OF Am
,,erdam, Lewis II. May. C. 4. Hills Of
syracuse and william II. Mills Of Vest
hester Will lead.
Senator Ogden l.. Mills will preside ut
an afternoon conference on taxation
problems. and there will be talks by
llartin SAKE. president of the State De-
partment Of Taxes Prof. Il. II. A. Seiig-
nan OF Columbia University, J. i. Zollcr
= Schenectady and Acknowledgement
Woodbury.. Jerome NJ. Fort will discuss
rural real estate problems. and Raymond
4. Porter will tell about interc.ty busi-
ress. An exposition Of the Torrance
sys,em.xiil be given by Dorr viele.
Fridays session will start with an s
o'clock breakfast. There will he discus
s,ons on should the Prevailing Rates
on Real Estate Brokerage 30 In.
The sun., 1916-10-15
REALTY BUSINESS m las.
How Good Pstats OF stoue stree,
Property Were Told.

over $50 years ago the sale Of real cs-
tate was u som.wha. different matter to
what II II to-day. according to the
Harmon Mdgdsinc. and IL II In
terest.ng 20 go back and read the adj
vc!tiseunent hat appeared In the New
York weekly Post BOY OF February I,
1915:
ITO be Sold n; publick vendue. on
Tuesday the 18th Day Of this Inst. Feb
ruary.
"A Dwelling House and Lot OF Ground
belonging to the estate OF Adrian Man.
deceased, situate in Stone Street. oppo-
site 10 tho house Of John Harris Il.
convenient either for Store or Shop. has
two Rooms on a Floor. and two Shops 4:
two Cellars, m front tho other back f:
and a Kitchen. back. with a Room over
II there !s also a good Yard Pump. and
4 Stone Cistern. In the meantime II any
Person inchucs To purchase. he may ap-
ply to Samuel Pcll. T~obacconist, or TO
Johannes Man. Sadier. u, the North
River in New York. who will dispose Oh
the same on reasonable Terms. The
title is ind!spu,able."
The sun., 1916-10-15
DYCKMAN AGAINST TROLLEY.
Taxpayers Will Oppose Rsnning
Cars on 2O1tk street TO Ferry.

The petition Of the Union Railway for
n franchise to operate an overhead troll
ley line through West 207th street. Yer
milyea avenue and Dyckman street to
the Dyckman street ferry will he opposed
by owners and residents Of the Dyckman
section. At a meeting OF the Dyckman
Taxpayers Association last week a reso-
luton was drawn up and sent to mem
hers OF h Board Of Estimate explain
Ing why the petition to operate n road
through the Dyckman section should be
refused.
The resolution said that the streets
were too narrow for transit use: that
overhead motive system was dangerous.
and that according to the coming plan
Nermilyea venue was designated us a
residential street.
The sun., 1916-10-15
THREE CENT FARE TO QUEENS
Transit Company 20 Tap Industrial
Arcas-Round Trip Five Cents.

The Manhattan and Queens Traction
Corporation has consented to extend the
three cent trolley service across Diago-
nal St,et viaduct. Long Island City.
TIC extension of this service when In
op u stion will lie "A considerable con-
v,niencc to n number Of industrial on
crrra. as employees will be able to go ca
arr. come from Manhattan FOR n fare of
three cents or to make n round trip for
Ave cents.
Tho Manhattan and Queens Traction
Corporation has announced that immedi-
ate application will be made to the Pub
lie Service Commission for the necessary
permission for h change OF fare and
that they will begin service As soon as
such permission Is obtained And the re-
quired physical changes made.
The sun., 1916-10-15
RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

Fish a. Marvin have rented fur
nishcd for the winter the property OF
y. II. Woodland on Tuckahoe road,
Scarsdale. to c. J. Goldmark for II. G.
InKersoll his house at Popham Park,
Scarsdale. furnished for the winter 10
Seymour N. Peyser.
John f. Scott has rented for Phiiip
y. gin his house on Pond lane. Wood
mere, l.. l.. to II. Sellers Mckee I'd.
The sun., 1916-10-15
$1,000 A FOOT FOR OLD STORE.

Part OF the A.. n. Matthews building
at Fulton street and Gallatln place,
Brooklyn. has been leased at about ST.
600 per front foot by George Suizberg.
proprietor OF a chain Of mems clothing
stores run under the name OF Georges.
The lease Is for ten years at an annual
rental OF SEQ 5000, which Is considered n
record price. The section leased covers
20 feet on Fulton street and 100 feet on
Gallatin place.
The sun., 1916-10-15
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN

for quick buyer; hcatritul house overlook
ing Sound 80 minutes from 33rl -. a tn
Ave: house contains . rooms, bath, hot
water heat, Sas. water, sewer, electricity,
large grounds. shrubs. etc; must have cash
at once; no agents, - ABIDE. box ia
sun office,
The sun., 1916-10-15

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. 81, 900 up, also build.
ting lots ON Randall BAY and WOodcleft Hay.
low prices: easy terms. Send for particu.
lATs. JOHN J. RANDALL CO.. Freepos;, II
The sun., 1916-10-15
o. Ray

Modern all year shore residence; RarnI.
anlple land: surroundings unequalloi any.
where. 80 minute civ; rent or sell. Es.
TATE. box 10? sun office.
The sun., 1916-10-15
OCEAN

New scmi-hungalow, six roonIt. all modern
improvements; pan'ilci walls, heam"i cell
Ines. etc. water, Ess. electricity, hot water
heWt. large grounds. sliruhh"r,, s!ll w,lk-
laid. few ri!uutes to hIihiuC beach 4"
tUinp',- from city, owner must have 500"
each at once, balance small month";, pay.
G. OWNER. 2i3 Wet 3ith =
The sun., 1916-10-15
IT A HONE

10 rooms, . baths. hot water heat. Gas.
sewer. electricity. :. minutes from
Penn. sta large plot: bargain for cash or
terms can h arranged, good title. H.,
STEPHENSON, 2i3 West 3tth 81.
The sun., 1916-10-15
SEE THE NEW HOUSES AT
Krnr 6arnrns
BOROUGH or RICHMOND-FOR SALE.
$1,000 NOME FOR $3.50

IU" VIII rRIilf,f rN'tl,'iW'HllN me HTw
. room hclse. which he had bull, H. urjcl.
lust com piet,J lni ready Ter occupancy S.lis
account 81 removal IL Queer IA County.
Terms To suit
Built on large plot, with room Tor sur6er or
GARAGE. Contains 2 baths, 8 bcGrn0ms. Motto
cytrn inr plumbing, i,or,e;nn tub. tiled bath.
har, wood ir,yD o. hneN quality: pariuet
Ito, rs. imported brick fireplace: oieak fast
porvh. sleeping in,rvr, wir"d thruph,u NJ for
vacuum cleaner. fans. Ovc' bad lights; hand.
somely decorated: bev"'led plate glass mir.
rors IN doors: bedroom, wash baNns; model
kitchen: annie s'1raroon 'losrrs- 'ompleie
laundry finished: no, water seat, ipsianta.
ncouB water heater: everything you'll Gnd IN
M 81 Goa house.
Apply DR., y MATHEWS, 18th and Jacksen
Avs. l.. ! cry, Phone Ji Astoria
The sun., 1916-10-15

0r|IINI. NHLF, w, To II
BRlGHTMATeRS B%AyFToRE. l.. /,
T. u. ACkEkSO' CO.. ! W. ann 81. y. Y.
The sun., 1916-10-15
$3.50 Pr r MO TIL

hugs my artistic bungalow. : rooms. bnth
all modern improvements, fun cellar. heat
running water, gas, electricity. large Mot
near station Oyster Ray Division: must be
sold At once; small nrst rlNment. GREAT
BARGAIN. box l3l sun office.
The sun., 1916-10-15

ARTISTIC ) room bungalow. with con-
Meeting bath 10 . large bedrooms; finished
In Al style. hardwood finish. op n tapestry
brick fireplace, steam heat and every mod.
crn conrtnicnce. large porch, lawn hedgrt
In and howcis, nice location, not Tar from
water. schooiS aud trolley; $500 cash aud
easy monthly payments or terms 20 suit
purchaser; Will decorate to suit. &. BRYAN.
box 1856 sun olilCe.
COY little home for $3.50 complete, with
about 1000 square feet oi I'm. hand suit
able for small farming, etc, IN = town OF
0 200 population; not Tar out. easy terms
appointment to visit, week days or SUNDAYS.
-, OWNER, 1913 Flatbush Ave-, Brou&Iyn
The sun., 1916-10-15
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

. rooms. bath, hot watcr heat, gas, sewer
electricity; open fireplace: spacious porch
sleeping porch: 80 minutes from city. $500
cash, balance snmc as rent. G. STEPHEN
SON. .t3 West 2tth 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01

YES ?"'Tii STt;:i:T-Charlcs ".
smith aud Man Blau have sold for
James >. Martin to Frederick Brown
! sOA West goth stree. a five story
modern apartment house. on plot jox
1?o, adjoining the southwest corner II
Broadway tn" sel,ey rctcnt.N ac-
ou.reI the property IA an exchange.
II was held al 5000 no.
EAST 32b STREET.-THE vacant plo;.
"S%Nas."Nllo AT - 10 :" East Tdlrtv-
second street. adjoining tho southwest
corner OF Fourth avenue. has been sold.
The buyer. the report says. II , builder.
who VIII erect a twelve story lof, and
oficc building, The owner ~ record IL
the Frank X. Mesick estate.
EAST 18TH STREET.-THE. Douglas
Robinson, Charles : Brown COM
pany has sold Cor the estate OF Thomas
Edwards l3l East Fiitv-sixth street,
. three story h!gh stoop broNnstone
front dwelling. on lot l26NloO D.
located 100 feet west a: Lexington
avenue The seller acquired he prop
erty In 1877.
STANTON STRIiiT-Samuel ,irossman
has sold for Caroline q ecnfeld 10
Jacob Gl.mka ~ stanton street. a
i've story tenement, on lot 25N1j, -
feet east of ..s-ev stree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01
INVESTORS ~ vuE nuo>x.

ARTHUR ANENtE-G"sec No'ger-
eteir has sold to az investor -ilp and
3l2 Arthur venue. q i've : Org hpal;-
ment house. or plot i02>92 5xan ~
-. % feet north OF l>oth street. TIE
seller acquired the property IN q fore
closure action against the Cwanta con-
struct!on Company and Others foi
s35,5Oo.
WHITLOCK AVENrE-paul NJ Rives
has sold 901 Wh'tlocN ayeuue, a Ave
story modern tenement. OF plot. 0"N
100 1t was recently completed and
Is fully tenanted. II was neld at
80 1000.
BALE STREET Adsls;e. & Avrutlne
have bought from the American Real
Estate Company the SoutheaS' corner
OF Faile and l6jra streets. a vacant
parcel. having frortages Of lis and
100 feet respectively. The site will be
improved by the rev owners with two
five story apartment houses.
EAST l13D STREfT-Th. Wolf Bread
Company, LOIS Vol president, which
now controls 4 plant uc the south SIDE
Of East lT3d street between Washing
ton and Park u has acql r'd
through Fred Dppenhclmel an adJolu-
Ing plot Of 50Nl00 feet. to the west of
its present structure. winch gives the
concern a plot lo0Xloo. The last udl-
cel VII he improved with a two story
bakery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01
BUSINESS SPACE RENTALS.

~tammann. Voorhees, & FLOYD have
leased the building al 30 Gold street for
James J. Moore to Marcus. F'orschcr
G. 90
William \. White e. Sons have rented
the store aud basement at 80 Great Jones
street Ia l. krotosk!'s SONS.
Tcasc & Ellimsn have leased L, the
John Ia, Tailoring Company thu west
stor" at i5t Fulton street to Marine &
tlofto III" store and basement at 40
Maiden lane, and to the tliman Com
panN the store at 81 Church street.
The Julia BACON Company. gowns for
many years AZ 10 East F'oriy.six,h street.
has leased from Sophia J. owen the
four story ~ basement dwelling at 40
West Ftfty-slxih street. be: ween Fifth
and sixth avenues. The ~lessees will ex.
peHi about $4,000 In remoielling the
building for liz business.
I'edse 4 Gilman have leased IN the
Foster Building. under construction at
the southwest corner OF Fortie;h street
ann Madison avenue. for the agents, the
Wood. Doison Company. Offices to the
American District steam Company OF
North Tonawanda.
Bernard Wurtenberg has leased lofts
in ds-1i West Twcnty-fourth stree, %
A.. Feier In l36-iao West Twenty-Hrst
street to J.. Richard In 3&-3s West
Houston street to Goldberg 4 Co In 20
East Nineteenth street to =. Raverman.
and IN 36-i2 West Twenty-Nrs' street
To Cassidy 4 Dorfman.
shaw n Co have leased the corner
Sior" ~ 200 - Nicholas avenue 10 "
Bu'lwinkel for a term Of wears.
y. Brigham Hall and william n
RloodRocf have leased tho store AZ -
West Twen'r-Hrst street to l.. Koch q
Bro. dealers In buttons to the Superior
Laundry the stese nj 5s5 Columbus ave-
nue.. and the second floor Mt IS sixth
avenue =. Joseph Ca.tagsio, custom
tailor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01
BETTER PRICE on PARK AVE.

Tn n bid OF sjs.soo. the dwelling at
~ Park avenue. iust north Of Thirty
eighth street n the north line Of Muir
ray Hnl. was sold at PARTITION auction
yesterday by Joseph y. Day. The buy
err Ii Emil r. Kameiet. las, December
the house was offered IN the same pro-
cecding. brought by Pearl I,cchlin
against rrosscr ". Frye Of al. and WAS
then struck down to William \. White
& Sons in the interest o: a clicnt for
$4,000. This figure did not sui, ".
Oakley Hall. me Of the parties in in
tcrest. and he entered objection against
the confirmation OF the sale by the'court
nj such n price. The property Is as
sessed at $4,000. and IL In the same
block with the residence Of George W.
Perkins and dwellings owned by Ms.
Caroline +. Morgan aud the Stokes
family. Yesterdays buyer il head OF
Dwislt School. He will use II for school
purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01
". WOODWARD BUYS
j: ON EAST seth ST.
Hanover Rank President Takes
Isclin Plot as site for
New Home.
FLATS IN GOOD DEMAND

William Woodward. president OF the
Hanover National Bank, has bought the
vacant plot, 5i.loxioo. at . East Eighty
sixth street, overlooking the garden Of
the Bradley Martin house. as n site for
a residence. The plot was sold by WILL
lam r. May 4 Co. for William T. >Isclin.
who purchased the land through the
same brokers In November. 1912. from
Jules =. Bachc, intending to erect on II
n dwelling for himself and his son. This
rlan was abandoned by MI. Isclin. who
rernodelled hts old home>at as aud ~
Fifth avenue which he and his aon now
occupy. The plot was held at 5000. 900.
ana IL opposite the new home of william
Star Murphy, at the south corner Of
Fifth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

T'' Tr9-sa'iln,ica ~itI'4ano lr'i CIV
seppe Norl'. sailing 20 dss foi Sapr-. vi
TN, matt dosing t' l'.aN T. NJ. '"r
Iit.. Urn-rtn. Sutherland and Gre.r".
The American steam nip Korea SAILING
saturday for plymouth NNl ak" man
,lo.iug af $50 \ VI. COR Gfeit B'It Lh.
ireland Belgium AMI South Aft''h.
The ,andinaNian. American liner Fred
erik Nttt. sailing saturday for christian
sand. Vlt AXE mail closing a. !" y, NJ
for NorWat. sweden. Denmark, Nu>tra,
G-ruanN. Austria. Hungary
Bulgaria. : -hi, aud Turkey
Tn French liner Eochuuhe, u. salluG,
SATURDAY fur Tori"IuN. viii take n1.iN'
r'o.ing q noon. for Franco, itJmth't
switzerland. tta,v. t.rvp'. tir"'ce. Hrlti-H
lulia. British East Afric'. sam. Mni7.
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