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RENTING IN TRADE ZONES.

8. Osgood Pell 4 Co. have leased the
store and basement at $50 Fifth avenue
for Irving E. Raymond. through Albert
Il. Ashforth. to Samuel Schwsrtz & Co..
II. 8. German has leased space on the
twenty-second floor of 100 Broadway
to the Southern Cotton OIL Company
and 10 the Consumers Chemical Cor
porction. the aggregate rentals being
about $1,000
Pease & Gilman have leased the east
store at I West Thirty-seventh street
to X. Kaprelian. and IN ONCE In the
same building to Mrs. NJ. Kurland.
Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry have leased
space at 1885 East Fifty-second street
to Morris Rosenbloom.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 9.
Brown Company has rented an ofiice at
so Fifth avenue to the Cabel Manufacture
ing Company OF Boston, and. with Crosby
4 Blemly the house at l13 West Thirty
fourth street to Mrs. Frances Smith.
william D. Bloodgood 4 Co. have
leased the store and basement At 102
West Forty-hfth street for f1ve years
TO Osias Giants. who recently leased the
adjoining store through the same brok-
ers.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased the
broadway front OF the tenth Moor Of the
Brokaw Building. at Broadway and For.
ty-second street. for a term Of years 10
Collin Armstrong. advertising agent. for
years located at 1l6 Broadway.
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INVESTORS BUY HERE.

NAGLE ANENCE.-Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for the W. S. Hill Realty
Corporation the five story apartment
house at II Maggie avenue. This
house II on "A plot <0x130 and contains
,venty-three apartments and two
stores and was built by Brown Bros.
In 1918. The buyer Is an out of town
investor. The property was held At
SIS, 600.
PERRY STREET.-will!am II. whiting
4 Co. have sold for Emily NJ. Hogs
The three story and basement dwelling
on lot 2l.6x56.s vt 81 Ferry street.
This is the first sale of the property
\ more than forty years. 1t IL as.
sessed at $4,000. Cornelius s. Nor.
rell is the buyer.
EAST ssTH STREET.-Fred Open.
heimer has sold for the Plat Con-
~struction Company the fou story bus.
inees building at i5l East Eighty
eighth street. on lot 2oxlo0.S. adjoin-
,ng the northwest corner of Avenue A.
WEST l2+TH STREET. - Frederick
Brown has bought from, Edward J.
Schroeder 5u5 West 124th street. a
six story apartment house on plot
ooNl0o.
WEST l23D STREET-Porter & Co.
have sold for Bcdell VI. Harmed the
four story brown stone dwelling. on
loj ?oxl0O.ll. at liz West l23d street.
1876 West F,ity-second street space on
the eighth floor TO Morris R~osenbloom.
and in the Architects Building. l0l
Park avenue. second floor to Molby
Boiler Company for a term OF years.
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RIG BAY RIDGE OPERATION.

Tie Wolhnger & Lasberg Building
Company Will build several high class
apartment buildings on a large plot
Which 1t has bought on the south side
- stventy-Hfth street, west OF Third
ar'Nu'. in the Bav Ridge section. 1t
Pa had plans drawn by W T. Nc
'arthY, architect, for hive tive story
build 1gs. each 6sxs3. Land and build
'ngs viii represent al investment OF
shoI, $4,000.
Walter :. Ross has sold .or Martain
'"endon Ia d builder the plot. 4oxlOO.
o. tns west side OF Thirteenth aSsnue.
100 feet south Of Seventy-eighth street.
The Alec Building Company, William
kusarmin president, has sold to 4.
berchman the seven room dwelling on
lot :iNloo At the northeast corner OF
siA,y-s!Xih street and Twenty-nrst ave-
nue. Mdpieton Park. and to Alex. Gel
rrr the brick and stone dwelling, on
plot IKE, At the southwest corner OF
s'Nty-thlrd street and Twenty-irst "
nre.
The Buckley and Horton Company and
Jane +. Fisher have sold 1879 Ocean
Parkway, a three story residence, on
pot +0Xljo, between Cation and Church
avenues. for the Chester Drug Company.
70 a client for occupancy.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. April 1.-THE following realty
Arms were ncSrp9,a;ed to,dsy; v.,..,-
tan. capital. $1,000. directors. Harry 9.
shook. /. e A. johnson and William C.
Bris;or,
haitian. CAPITA, $4,000; directors, Earl
+. Lowell. Richard N. Hsrtne't, Jr.. and
The c%s:s.sso West iss,h Stree, Corpora
Joseph L. Hernon, Raphael Blank and
county. capital. 5000. directors. Charles
H. cowan, John Broun and Ella Hart
rne.' espi,al. $1,000; directors. Richard
". eemish. Ella l.. Bsmish and j. Burton
Brooklyn. capital $4,000: direc.orA Nathan
Meier, Fssaualc De Rosa and Hymsn
Violin.
Ma rns Apa''" capital. $4,000; di1ee.ors
Russell Il. Ki,,e,l,, Robert X, Taylor and
Ths n. L. Realty Corporation Manha,.
tan. capital. $500. directors. Nat. v. Roth
enberg. Van Brunt Pearce and William r.
Beal.
tan, apltai, $1,000, directors, Abraham A,
Greenhoot, Henry Heartburn and Samuel
The s T. development, Company. Brook
Ign. capital, 5000: directors. Simon Arons,
Philip suskin and Henrletta Arons It,
The Merry Realty Company. brooklyn,
ca pital. $1,000; directors. Stephen Pramuk,
Title Pramuk and Samuel T.. Green.
The Sands Point Land Development,
Corporation. North Hampstead. l.. /, cap.
itsl. $4,000; directors. Charles Zika, George
Boyer and Ferdinand plabsi.
The Jamesburg Development Corpora
tion, Manhattan, capital, $4,000: dirsc-
tors. Henry X. Levine. Ellen v, Levine
and John II. GREENE.
The orel Construction. Company. Inc
Manhattan. capital. $1,000: directors
Frank woytisek. Charles r. Motsk snd
Isaac A.. Hoppers Sons, Manhattan. cap.
ital. 5000: directors. walter r Hopper
George B, Hopper and slgmund II, spritx
The $50 West End Avenue Corporation
M%anhsttan. capital, u. 600, directors, Wal
ter r. Peacock. Frederick W. Marquand
me Gerald II. Gray.
The Kayemee Realty Corporation. Man
haitian, capital. $4,000: directors, Katie.
rine N, Elliott. Mary u. Mullins and Henry
r.. Cook.
The Mona Realty Corporation. Brook
lyn. capital. Sio. 1000: directors. julian r
kbeies. Thomas r. curley and Stanley NJ
La1arus.
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REAL EsTATI-OUT or TOWN,
>@~@-- -
THE ONLY SAFE way for . prudsn,
man to buy a country home fully %.
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
- West oSA H. Phens Md. -. OOSo.
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TEN STORIES FOR THIRD AVE
Drag Company TO Build Tall Struc-
ture On Avenue Block.

Elmer & Amend. druggists. VINO
bought last August the north half OF
the block on the east side of Third ave-
nue. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. plan to build a ten story addi-
ton TO their present building at the
Eighteenth street corner at q cost Of
$500. 900. Construction work will
begin during the summer. according TO
the architeci. A. W. Cordes. The site u
now occupied by nine three story tene-
ments and has a frontage Of 40 feet
on Third avenue and 100 feet on Nine
teenth street. II was purchased from
the Stuyvesant estate by the present
owners, who plan to occupy large ahdi-
t!onal pace in the new building and
sub-reut the remainder in lofts and
offices. The building on the Eighteenth
street corner IL seven stories high.
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nth ST. ?i5 W. n s. is?.ii " st Nichc.
las av, :5Nc5..-Kudolph Kaiser to Helen
r A Davis. 1918 T. 1884 ST. mtgc $4,000,
Apl rs; ATTY. Edw A Davis. is+7 81
10th sr. n Z. ss e Pleasant Az. ?s.ioc.io
-Fredk Il Ryan, CRAWFORD. y J. to Eli
tonS Realty 90. $50 Montague IT. Bklyn.
cLAREMoST Av. ISL. W .. 4oo:s lain
st. 60xloo--D Lincoln Griren to Gall II
Helmer. North broadway. Rockland.
y Y. b and =. all liens. Api -: address.
OLD a asSisGn i:s;h ~ "
?3Iioe 'x25Aloi 3-Jno Wegman t" Paik
+ Kenny. iOi " sSd s., a I, q c, Apl u.
address, 80 Old Bsay. &c.. ......,. $500
OLD BROADWAY, { :. 10 n lseth II. runs
II :5N c Sax e .2.5N e l<.y " l02 !
TO beg Same to same. a /, q c, Apl Il;
i2aD ST. 81 W. II ., Iis Leno, av. is.ss
s~s.ll-Temple = Burge TO rhos ~ John-
son. 900 " lSist st. mtg $3.50. Apl
IL; st,y. + johnson. - Nassau 81 81
18TH ST, $40 W, = > go " Bway. pa
ssli--John J Dorgan to Herman Baer.
<6s W iotth st.. mtse $4,000. Apl "a,
atty. r q Co. l7s Bwny. ........ 800
SEAMAN AV. n :, 50 " .01th ~. 5jxlo0--
Leona Holding Corpn to " 4 q CO.. 40
Bway. intse 1ts.5oo, all Items. Apl 10,
atty, l. 7 " + Co. 100 Bway .,....,...sl
SEAMAN AN. n $. lr5 W -oi,h st. COX
l0O-Same 20 sanc, mtgo ss.boo, all
liens Az! 10. atty. same ........,..S
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~ -, map lazy ests'o.shas Ncrro
to sa.yt,0se GsnSsrdi, :aSs Say az.
mtse t''ooo' M'h TO- ANY, Freedman;
nHHSAS. usu, 80 cSs1Lsophie
S S 70, M'sse bess' =, N.chDi.s az
NcnnI Joy M'eSe he's' =" -;
,Nnn"S1s Hs :'.'.'s..,a 49, 49,
iesIh ST. tSe T.; :, -3hioS-C!ars Wott.
I!eh 10 ffsnA W Wotif'eh' toe T. issth
~ m'se s's:oov. APP lS' atS. j 80
CO. l,s SWAY 500
LII 40, sec !. n,sp zee" ~ nuoer-ae" ~
inuoei q hsrne; ''ss" ,Su st. Hsn
cAaPESrEE ~, v sor i,oth st, lGeS
L etssh 81. m,se 1850. Mch ~: ATTY.
- nenning. .tl Bwsy. $500
pAIIpsOS AN'w = .9s.o = ~. James st
ALSO s%os = ~ James y as ~idenedl,
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RENTING ~ THE SUBURBS.

william +. Chaye has leased for Ave
years for Mrs. Eveline c. Althause her
new residence on Sheridan Boulevard.
Far Rockaway. TO Or. Joseph Baum the
Catherine Dolan cottage on Columbus
avenue for three years to Albert Hart
mann; for Julia L. Sanders a cottage
on Prison place for ive years to Mort.-
mer A. Levy and for Stella Mabel Wal
lace a cottage on Broadway for a term
of years TO NJ. Hyams of Manhattan.
Mrs. Caroline A. Houston has leased
her dwelling NJ AZ Washington place
to John W. Giliies OF Hohokus, n. J..
the Smith-Singer Company. 4 Rodney
street. Glen Rock. n. j.. to Paul w.
Gilbert Of Brooklyn. n. Y. and for Eliza.
beth winset, - Hope street, to George
SnedecOr.
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OPERATOR LEADS TRADING.

GRAND BOULEVARD - Frederick
Brown has bought from the Wicklow
Ru..d.ng Company Ease Grand Boule.
ward. adjoining the northwest orner
OF isith street. a i've story apart
ment house. on plot 6S.4Xs9. Arnold,
Byrne a Baumann were brokers'.
GRAND BOCLENARD-Smith & Blau
sold for the Nista Construction Com
psny TO Frederick Brown :399 Grand
Boulevard. a five story twenty family
partner, house. on plot 50x7s.S.
Brown has sold 1903 Charlotte street.
a fve story apartment house. on plo;
I76xlUo John A. Wood was broker.
LAFONTAINE AVENUE Charles
Me,zger has sold for Leopold Haideg-
gar to Frederick Brown 2021 Lafon-
tame avenue, a 1--WE story twenty fam
iy apartment house, on plot 37.tX
100 between l7sth and 10th streets.
The buyer gave in exchange IS Edge
connie avenue, a o story dwelling.
on lot lJxi0o.
EAST lslST STREET-L' Ecluse. WASH
burn & co. have sold for the Rone!e
Construction Company TO Frederick
Brown s.5 Eas. lslst street. a hve
story thirty family apartment house.
recently completed. on plot 6l.3x1l4x
Irregular, and held al $4,000.
NtRMiON AVENUES. Rosen has sold
for the Eifel Construction Company to
sn investor for cash 1881 Marm!on
avenue An'l SIC East l7Sth street. two
fye story twenty-five family apart
m,u: houses. each on plot 5oxl0o. sur
rounding a similar structure at the
Southeast corner OF those thorough
fares. built recently by the selling
company, The houses disposed OF
sere held at 500. 900 and each re-
turns An annual rental Of $1,000.
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New Ysst sad New Ensland.
Winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to.mor.
row moderate. temperature. fresh "es'e'''
winds. diminishing
For western New York. fair to-day ana
Tomorrow: rising temperature: fresh west
sew York. April ie-An area Of a..
England. the midi, Atlantic states ara
the states north OF the Ohio RIVER yss
.erday from a centre over Ontar'o. anu
showers and light rain fell quite eener-
ally throughout .hose sections ana sou'h-
ward into the south Atlantic states. 10
Elsewhere the weather was geners''S
fat. "a
High pressure covered the interior o.
the country. while an area q moderA.u
depression prevailed over the p's'eau
States.
II was cooler In Sew England and aicne
the middle Atlantic coast In the morn'hS'
but warmer west o. tho Aleghanies'
Freezing temperatures occurred In NORM
ern New England and 10 Isolated western
In this city rain fell lightly mos. Of the
day. cooler In the morning. erowine
wind. light TO fresh ~soutnwsss
average humidity. s5 per cent: baronetsr'
corrected to read to sea level. ~ . a. M
~ 9s. NJ. 20 50.
The temperature in this city yesterday,
as recorded by tho oficial thermometer. -
shown In the ANNEXED table:
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1T Dyckman street. near Sherman v
nue. geo Second avenue, between 116th
and ll7th streets 1893 Second avenue.
near Eighty-ninth street: 1896 Third
avenue. near Sev~enty-second street /:
1857 Third avenue. near Ninety-fourth
street; 1895 Third avenue, near 1920
street; 2343 Third avenue, near 127th
street northwest corner l15th street and
Lexington avenue, 2030 Lexington ave-
nue.. near 123d street southeast corner
Ninety seventh street and Park avenue,
northwest corner Of Charles and Hud-
son streets. northeast corner of Thirty
seventh street and Tenth avenue. south
east corner OF Washington place and
l6Sth street.
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MOSQUITO FIGHTING COSTLY.
Bids for Jamaica Marsh Drains
Range From s8O,77s to ai26,OBo.

That there Ia a wide difference OF
opinion betwesn contractors as to the
cost OF draining the marshes near Ja-
msica Bay is shown by the prices Of
fercd yesterday az bids to the Health
Department for making mosquito proof
hts section OF Queens
OF the i've bid made the lowest was
thai ~ Il, NJ. Brown and 5. K, Simpson.
10 Broadway. who offered to do the
work for SCOTS. The highest bidder
wan anu Ruggs, 1901 Perry avenue.
The Bronx. who said that the lowest
practical figure WAS Sl26,o50.
Tn Health Department hopes to sign
n contract with one ~ the low bidders
within a t,w days and nave the drain
asc work well under way OF mosquito
week. May III.
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eSy
FAD ST. i2l.as W. N .. ??6 y 9Th ax. 4%s
xss.s tforecios Apr 10. IsiS)-wilbur
'Larremore ref. TO anne Bank for
eav. - Wall st APT IL; a,tys. cadwala.
DER. d q T. ~ Wall st..........eSb.oo 900
ED st. lis W. n Q. 2os.< " Sth av. ISIS
1853 tforeclos Apr lal-wm F Clare.
ref. 70 m Gank for Saw. 10 wal
". Apr. ~; sttys. same. ......s?i 900
BAD ST. 6AS W. I. ibO g llth av, 25xioo.5
Luigi be Pao!a to John J Tuiiy Co.
iS Z i&sth 81. mtge $4,000. Mar Al.
atty. T g Co. l16 Bwsy ......... 800
WEST END AV. cor Goth ~. 20 ixi0o--
Louis Hirsch ct al. TO Jessie GysIn. goo
stth st. m,ge $4,000. Apr 10. atty.
1T T Co, 100 Rway. .......... 1900
7.TH ST. w. $ :. $50 Central PIX ". 20
Sio:2 tforeclos Mar is. iSIs)--Jos "
Turtle. ref. to Harry Sachs. 4 W 7t;h
It. Apr ~ atty. /. T & 7 Co. 100 Broad.
AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor iosd st. 75iIx
l~0o-Ssdt v Levy TO Royal Holding Co,
l2s Bway. mtge $4,000. Apr II. sttys,
Arnstein & l.. l?s B~yay.,..... 49,. 81
AMSTERDAM Az, n " cor 1884 ~, 75.llx
~lo0-Royal Holding Co TO Sadie V Levy,
as Central PIX W. mtGe 3iio 600. Apr II.
.sttys. Arnstein 4 Levy. i2s b~ay....Sl
io5TH ST. Is? w. 5 9. as 9 Ans, av. 20
ieoii-Herman Baer 20 Anna Jackson.
et1 Tiffany a.. mtgc s:5 900. AL liens.
Apr IL: atty. I q Co. l1e Bway. $40
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The battleshir
Arkansas and destroyer Ericsson have ar
rivo a. Now Nvk yard: tank ship Are
thusa a. Port. Arthur. Texas: destroy.i
B-uham at Whitestone Landing: cruiser
Charleston al San Diego:'tug Cheyenne a.
Mare Island. cruiser Chicago at fhilsdel.
phls. submarine D.s at New London; gun,
boat Dubuque AZ Portsmouth, y. " de
stroyers Tanning. Jenkins, Melville ant
hattlesh'ps Nebraska New Jersey art
Rhode Island and oil sGip karawha a
boston yard; collier Hancock at Vera cruz
tug Iris az San Francisco; destroyer Jacot
Jones at Kew Wet collier Jason A. Ha nlp'
ton Roads. battleship Louis!ara al Norfolt
yard de~troyer- Monaghan ana Roe witt
repair ship Panther at Charlcston yard
mine ship san Francisco at Portsmouth
yard and cruiser Tennessee ht Nalraraiso
The cruiser Birmingham has sailed from
New York for Boston; cruiser Baltimore
from Norfolk for Portsmouth, y IL; de
stroyers BalCh aud Aylwin from New Norl
ward for Norfolk; collier Mars from Bait
more for Hampton Roads: hattleship Colo
RADIO from Rremerton for san Francisco
transport Prairie from Guantanamo 10,
Port su Prince.
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These navy orders were ,s.ued

L.eutenaEt-CommAnder NJ. Joyce. from
command Of the Ohio TO receiving ship at
Philadelphia.
.Iieut " D., Greethsm. fSPm command
Lieut., r Henderson. from the Missouri
20 the Illinois,
Lieut.. II. Z; Knau.s, from Of
the sylph to the Arizona
Lieut. J u. Brooks. from recruiting sta
ton. Detroit, 10 Asiatic station.
Lieut.. ". y Richardson. from tho Ala
bams TO charge recruiting station. Detroit.
Lieut.. {. D. Edgar. from the Smith to
the sampson
Lieut.. J " Bunkley, from the May
nower 10 the Syiph. Washington. D.. C..
Lieut. j II ;, DesseZ to naval observa-
tory. Washington
Ensign ' X Chadwick, from the Viz.
sin's 20 Asiatic station.
Ensign c. u Clark. from the Michigan
TO .Asldt!> station.
Ensign o Nimi,1. from the Louisiana to
Asiatic station
Ensisu NJ c Partsllo.. from receiving
ship a, Philadelphia TO As!atic station.
Ensign J N. Lewis. from the Louisiana
Ensign Il. j. McMni,n TO the south caro-
lint.
Eusirn Il. l.. Connolly. from the Yer
mont to the smith.
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Incoming Nessris-By wireless.

IS Florids. Port Arthur, ~ miles cas-, OF
Sand Key at noon yesterday.
So Munamar Suevitas, ~ miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
50 Momus, New orle sne, IS u,lee south OF
Jupiter At noon
s. Gulfs,ream, Port Arthur. $50 miles north
of Jupiter AZ noon
So Currier, Cientuesos. lis milee south Of
sandy Hook NJ ! = N
s. Perfection, Baton Rouge. 40 miles yes.
OF rortuSrs AT noon
Sc Fl Mundo. Galveston, las milee north
west OF Tortusss ~ noon
So II Norte. Galveston. l% miles sest OF
Tortugas ~ noon
So ri sud. Gslveron. crc.~d Galveston
bar III 6.SJ p N
s. Brabant, Tamplco, .si miles south OF
Sandy Hook AT noon
Sc I.smpasa-. Mobile. 70 uilee south Of
Sandy Hook AT noon
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BUILDERS BEHIND opER ALTON.

Lee & Fleischmann are understood 10
DC associated with the building opera
planned for the old Berkeley Lyceum
property on West Forty fourth street,
together with the abuttinr site M is 10
2? West Forty-nfth street. The Berkeley
Arcade Corporation. q company capital.
ized at 1850 1000. was Incorporated on
Saturday by J.. ]. Friedman. r. M. Hart
we'll and Z. r. Lowell as directors. Two
OF these are connected with the Lee a
Fleischmann Office. The property, which
fronts So feet On Forty-fourth street
and % feet on Forty-ifth street, was re.
ported sold last week by Al Hayman
and Henry Dazian. 1t was aid at the
time that the site wac to be Improved
with Q sixteen story building.
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I 00ln0eS send for free handsome
u VU~"0ss Booklet of New Iiomrs.''
T. EulLIp :. BOWERS & co. Newark 1
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srrLrNG CLINTON AVE. HOUSES

:, Dell Bergen & Son have sold for
Mr. ADELAIDE p Nichols the former
Henry BatterInan residence. on plot
:7sX?oo, at 400 Clinton avenue. Brook
hH, 10 Frederick I. Aldridge. vice
PRESIDENT of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pa7y also yold 10 Walter D.. Hoxle tho
ionr story dwelling, built by he late
John .Arbucklc, at 3i5 Clinton avenue
VI FioN'c having sold through the same
brokers his hone AT 29s Washington
Avenue also sold S25 Clinton avenue to
w. y Ls,nNr i. Parsons.
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DOWNTOWN LEAspHoLD SOLD.

Joseph =. Day has sold the leasehoid
on the premises 81 and So North Moore
street for the estate OF Max AIMS. h
property comprises a Ave story loft
building on q plot 50xS7.6. The lease
of the land given by the st. MARKS
Church to the Max AIMS estate mi
until May 1. 1927. The building had
been subleased to one ts0ant until May I.
1917. The purchaser 10 the tenant In
possession, Van Loan & Co. The prop
erty Is part OF the Max AIMS estate.
which IL scheduled to be sold at auction
sale to-day.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. H.. on stsae
Road For rent. Handsomely furnished cot
tage. !: rooms. . baths. : nreplaces. steam
heat. plano. gnNge. rne views: shade
trees: enclosed sleeping porch. Apply
GRAY GABLES. jefferson. N. II.
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BANKER 7ArH ST. HOUSE BUYER

Harry Sachs OF Goldman, Sachs q
20. Is the buyer OF the four story dwell.
Ing at 10 West Seventy fourth street,
recently sold at auction at the stand of
Joseph j. Day. AT the sale the property
was knocked down to Samuel Goldsticker,
representing a client. for 347.025. Mr..
Sachs owns the adjoining house at 8. and
now controls a frontage of 80 feet az
that point. lie resides at 4 West Sew.
enty-fourth street
Frederick Brown IS the buyer OF the
nine lots on 1920 street east of 81.
Nicnolas avenue sold recently by Nor.
man Denzer for the Jacob estate.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Uuited States Coast and Geodet,c SURVEY
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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HIGH WATER rHis DAY.
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Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy INK. i:s5Ioov. ISL. . 90 Hell Gate. 3 30
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s. William yam pr,el sr.. 40 p NJ Ro.,er.
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IS Moro Castle. s:ioP 81 Nassau. April u.
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IS Lyerord. Nansanrio. April
e Garolina, 1:aA n San Juan. April H.
s. Nsyaro. ilioA n GrsS.dsps l April
Sc Pro,eus. New orleans. April IL.
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s. c cis.is,ia b bO,ncs, I Xrr,1 April
Bark Daylight. Hongkons. Dec Il.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.
g stampslia. ., Gibraltar.
IS Isormina, AZ Naples
20 Mesabs. at LONDON.
g Exeter City. a, BRISTOL
IS Manhattan. at London.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
81 san Guglielmo, from Gibraltar
se stockholm. from kirkwall
s. Kansas City. from Bri .,ol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-18
AZ PR CENT. PARK AVE. LOAN.

The Fenlo Realty Company has OBJ
ta!ned a loan Of $4,000 at Ala per cent.
on the thirteen story apartment house on
plot iO0xl2s.9 at the southwest corner OF
%S,xty-third stree; and Park avenue. 1t
adjo.ns the Colony Club. At the north
west corner of Sixty-second street and
Park avenue. William A. White a Sons
are said to have been the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-18
AMATEURS RENT COMEDY.

The Washington Square P1ayerA who
have played for two seasons at tho
Bandbox Theatre. have outgrown II and
yesterday arranged through Pease 4 FL
Imam to use the Comedy Theatre next
season. Their policy Is "a put on plays
which would not ordinarily be seen In
the theatres OF tho established man
ayers. They have hitherto produced only
act plays. but next season they will
give longer ones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-18
DOrCK WHITE RENTS HOUSE,.

Louis Schras has leased for Mary W.
Condict the house at 1876 West Twenty.
first street to Bouck White. and for
Irene NJ. Thomas the house At 2l West
Twenty-frst street 70 Susan and Kate
Meisner.
Pease 4 Ellirnan have leased for Jacob
Rossbarh to Arthur SchwArs the hve
story American basement dwelling AZ
I West Eighty-sixth street. adjoining
the Central Park West corner.
Gustave Brit, has leased dwellings At
257 West Eleventh street TO Mrs. Nellie
pIrgess for Mrs. Hermine c. Schmidt I:
=. % 20 Bank street to W. J. bonner for
1roiis NJ. Pearsall and 1928 Lexington
Avenue to Mrs. Maria Mckeen for the
estate Of William p. woodcock I'd.