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The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
MAJ. PULLMAN'S SCHOOL
HOLDS MORE SESSIONS
Policemen Get Their Books and
Laskey Lectures on Police
Jurisprudence."

The second session of Maj. Pullmsn's
school for police captains, lieutenants,
sergeants and detectives was held last
week in>She board room of the District
Building. when United States Attorney
Lsskey instructed the officials in police
Jurisprudence"
Mr.. Laskey gave the policemen point
ers on how to collect evidence in their
cases and on the almost equally valuable
subject of presenting the evidence to a
court, with knowledge OF how to keep
clear of entanglements thrown out by
counsel for the defense.
A feature Of the meeting was the dis
tribution of book. European Police
Systems" given out by Maj. Pullman,
and which probably will result in the es-
tablishmeat of police library. 1t is be-
lieved to be the first time such action
ever was taken by head of the depart
ment.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
Dates Announced for Tests to Select
Investigators. Deputy Shipping
Commissioners, and Others.

An examination for the selection of an
investigator in cooperative organization
FOR the office Of markets and rural or
ganizations. Department of Agriculture,
VIII be held February / by the United
States Civil Service Commission The DO
sition pays from t2 go TO s, 2,750 a year.
An examination viii be held February
for the selection of deputy shipping
commissioners for the Offices of the
United States shipping commissioners at
salaries of $500 a year
On February 2 and 3 examinations will
be held for positions as trained nurses
IN the Indian Service at $40 a year, and
surveyor in the engineer department of
the War Department with salary ranging
from $50 to $50 month.
An Investigator in cooperative pur-
chasing TO fill vacancy in the Depart
ment of Agriculture will be selected at
an examination TO be held February L.
The salary ranges from 1850 to s2.sQo a
year.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Royal Arcanum Councils.
CONTINUED FROM FACE EIesT.


son in AnaIostan Council In Pythian
Temple on Friday evening.
Last Monday evening in Pythian Tenn
pie, before large gathering OF Arean-
ians in Ouray Council, Hon, Howard c.
Virgins. general counseIand chief legal
adviser of the Royal Arcanum, delivered
an address on the legal status, history
and development of the order and OF fra
ternal societies The sp<kker was in
troduced by Grand Regent Edwin A.
Mess and remarks were made also by
Past Grand Regents Arthur 7. Cook and
H G. Lenz, Grand Regent Frank 8.
Parks, Deputy rand Regent John Il. Cox,
and Past Regent Philip Walker. Regent
B. G. Wheeler presided and Orator p. NJ,
Kemmon had charge OF the entertain
ment Among others present were Grand
Secretary Benjamin White. Grand Chap
lain w. L. Buckley Grand Guide James
w. Scott, Past Regents John A. arner.
R. Z. Hess, George ID. sullivan, A. b.
Keefer, and Leroy NJ. Miller, and Messrs.
j. NJ. Hammerly. John Schaefer, Sidney
Haas, Thomas Mitchell. Walter Boons,
II. p. Gorham. Smith and Abel.
Municipal Council on "wednesday even
ing last had as its guest Of honor Hon,
Howard C. Virgins. OF Rope, n. y,
chief legal adviser of the Royal Area
mum, who addressed the meeting on the
purposes and aims OF the order and what
It has accomplished. Short talks were
made by Grand Regent Edwin A. Mess
Supreme Representatives -Glendie b.
Young and NJ Barlow Mercer, Past Re
gents James <. Thomas, Il. n. Carnes
and Robert r. Hess, and w. NJ. Schoo-
maker. Regent W. f. Aiken welcomed
the visiting brothers and Orator H. W.
Petit announced lecture on, Good
Roads" for the next meeting of tfb coun-
ell. Among others present were X. V.
Campbell. W. A. MsFschalk. w. +.
Drown. Thomas Ellis, r. L. Pile, Z. c.
Clover. T. f. FinneII. C. f. Freylea
Past Regent Stephen r. Takes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
CAUSES OF CRIME ARE
EXPLAINED BY SPEAKER
Dr.. W. E Edgn Tells Trinity
Bible Class Of Conditions
al UccoQuan.

Intempersnce idleness, illitsr&cy, and
low labor wages are the principal causes
of crime. according 10 Rev. Dr.. ". z.
Edgin. who was the principal speaker
Friday evening at a mass meeting at the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
Fifth street and Seward square south
east, under the auspices Of the Trinity
Bible School
DR.. Edgin gave an account Of his sxpe-
riences at Occoquan. where he k the
prison chaplain, and told about the work
being done there to reform prisoners He
declared that citizens Of the District
should take a deeper interest In Deco
Qsuan. and recited q number Of instances
TO show that many OF the prisoners can
be reformed and made into good citis-us.
The lecture was one Of a series which
viii be held by the Bible class during the
winter. Charles z. Fulton, president Of
the class, presided The program WAS az
ranged by Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Fouts.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
"C0ME ACROSS" URGES
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
List of Delinquents Will Be Published
February Annual Tax Sale
in March.

Ben l. Prince. collector of taxes,
has issued warning to the realty
owners of the District to come across"
with their 1915 taxes and special as
sessments. Mr. Princes delinquent tax
list is being prepared and win go to
press February 1.
The property of those whose names
appear on that list will be sold at the
annual tax sale in the office of the col
lector from March IA to 81. The taxes
were due May 1, 1915. The collector
urges those whose names are now be-
ing placed on the list to pay up before
the end of the month or suffer the re-
sulting unpleasant advertisement
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
DR.. d. P. SEAT0N HEADS
CITIZENS OF LINCOLN
Organization Offers Prizes for Best
Productions in Poultry. Fruits
and Gardening.

The Citizens Association of Lincoln,
Nd, met Thursday night at the residencs
Of r. W. Holland. The following officers
were installed: DR.. d. p. Seston- presi-
dent; L T. Hstton. vice president; Mrs.
Carrie johnson. secretary; W. A Davis,
treasurer, and c. b. Fulton, Mrs d. p.
Seaton. Mrs. 7. J. Galloway and d. W.,
Holland, members Of executive commit
tee.
Arrangements were made for extend
ing lights out Lincoln svenue. Prizes
are to be awarded for the best prcdUe-
tions IN poultry. fruits and gardening.
Rev. s. r. Hawkins has been appointed
pastor of Bethel A. NJ e. Church, Of
Lincoln He preached his first sermon
Sunday.
Contracts were signed during the week
for a poultry plant for r. Q. Givens. 90
be located IN Maryland street near Am
Der.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Million in Jewish Fund.

New York, Jan. S-The American Jew
ish relief fund amounted today to
Sl,076, 500. The largest contribution OF
the day was one OF $4,000, received from
the Baltimore committee.
The Boston committee sent n check for
s, ,OOo. A pledge for $4,000 was received
from Kansas City as the result Of
mass meeting held in that city this
week
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Geraldine Ketches a Kold-

St Louis, Jan. A-Geraldine Fsrrar,
the prin1a donna, who was to have ap-
peared In q concert here tonight, but
whose engagement was cancelled be-
cause she was suffering from an attack
of grippe. spent the day in her private
car in the railroad yards
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Liner outspeeds u-Roat

MarseIlles, Jan. S-Chased BY sub
marine, which fired 100 shells at her.
the French liner Meinam raced into
port today, II was not until the
Meinam was near the hsrbor that The
submarine gave up the chAss
The sun., 1916-11-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lenders q
tofney)

(with name and address Of lenders a..
tofney)
AMSTERDAM Az. 81. ss:ii n i5sth at
+ Singer. lss Centre at, Orange. n j;
attys. Davis & ID. 81 Chambers
AMSTERDAM Av. e $. 7sii n i5sth St
Same to same. Feb 2. 1916: attys.
AMSTERDAM Av. e 8, ss.ii . from . e
cor ibs;h st--same to same; attys,
AMSTERDAM Av. iss5.isss-ssme TO
Blanoh l. Singer. Gs7 West End av;
2isT ST. Isi w-Mary McKenna tGea,
gam to J-ssie II Faye; atty. Title Guar
CO. 17s Bway. $500
:sTH ST. =. 1<l.s e I'd av--Antonio g.
Ninfa q Capace to Samuel Kadin; atty.
Lawyers Title a. T Co. leo Bway. IS. 900
9TH AV, 626. mtg on lease. &c-McAlpin
Lunch Co to westin 4 sicinhart. 65
MANHATTAN ST. ils. mtg on ieasehold,
&c-Micha.l J Cryan to Geo Fhret: atty
Il Burghard, III Bway.......S50O 900
AN. e ~ iOll ll5th ST
Polstcin c co to Frank dahn. admr:
atty. Hy Fluegelman. 2ts Sway. 10000
ESSEX ST. 4g--Annie Goldberg to Geo W
Goldberg; atty. Mark Goldberg. 30?
MANHATTAN ST. i?s. mtg on lease
Michael Cryan to Geo Ehret; atty, r.
NJ Burghard. III Bway 600
WEST END AV, n cor lOith silly
McNulty to the Bank for Saw in city
oi y attys. Calwslader. W d T. 40
""' a'''''''''''' ''''........,.... y.5,OOO
The sun., 1916-11-17

Park av; atty. Fsrdinand Hatsr: Z!
piNsHuRsr1, xvi.. 5. sol ii;;hh ss%y
srstt Ms . Trust Co. tru'' to A,ei sss',oe y
,iaTH 81. sss.ti' E-Lcui. G ,Ti9ssS 20
De- BsFI!ny poi.. Tr%s: s,s. g Syi e.a sa', $500
Sd Az. s.s.sa.ss e smith nit :. 3. 81. ,rS:S, az
warren M cruis.hsnS. y SOi1 I.ne. . S' rS. ssiys;
i;TH q; a. EHis,. !. Qua; T,S:; s. s.
sgd ST. l72 w-Lawyers Title q T Co TO
JguIia Fitzseraid. iii W 18th st: saa,e:ss cSs
Bronx.
LoNGwoOD Av. lii1; 23oth ct, SSl e. &
81 Lawrence av. ll37-Elis X Dooiins to
Mchl + sweeney. New Haven. Conn;
attys. Knox q d. ~ Cedar st "a assts)
RosEDALE' Xv. iii.Husoo' G G Cook to Eiis
x Dooling. 17s soth st; attys. Knox a
vhiESTifSsiEf AZ. W :. aisi':' i;iih SIT :;N
Van pyck Estate to- Dollar Saw Bank:
2scs 81 av; atty. MacKeliar 4 q. -
wEBsTER Nv. i;si.Alsert F H.sas, tSH. trus,
TO Dollar Saw Bank. 2sos Sd sv; attys.
L6T % u.s. a mao g. N.f y f:sa :s;.,.A.ron sssSe ss1
baum to Osias Rosner, S72 Bronx Park
av; atty. C II Bsechler. ii2s Walker
a,2D sT. 'Sss E.iF;r.dk W Ess:rt: TO John Ohm
'w,ernon; y Y: atty. W Esssrt .7oos.
BLVD. W cor iis,d :i:ArcSi.
l5s Bway; atty. Title q a c.; iss
MoRRis Av. 3. Ass uiih ':t-Kst. L
Nusent to LAWYERS Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
JACKSON Xv.. iiio.ct;i,y Real EE,,a;s CO
TO-, 10 cie..ic r; Realty Corr; 500 w isist st;
The sun., 1916-11-17
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

EAST ll1TH STREET-The New York
Trust Company has sold to Isadore
Mon;efiore Levy 20 East Illth street.
fve story iat. on lot 2s.llxlOO.
about 2lS feet east OF Fifth avenue,
The property was recently acquired by
the trust company in foreclosure pro-
ceedngs.
WEST ll2TH STREET.-Rosle Rehfield
Is reported TO have sold to an investor
the five story fiat. on lot 2&6xlOaI1.
at - West 1l2th street. between Fifth
and Lenox avenues.
INTERNALE AVENUE.-The Absar
Realty Company. A. weIssman preei-
dent. has sold the six story apart
ment. with stores. at the northwest
corner OF lntervale avenue and l65tn
street. extending to Rogers place, on
plot l04x53xl33N irregular. The house
was held at 100000. The buyer is
an out Of town investor
TRINITY AVENUE.-kurz & Uren
have sold for Delco Holding COMPANY
97i and 973 Trinity avenue, near i64,h
street, two nve story apartment dwell
ings. each on lot 365xlOO. to an in
vestor.
The sun., 1916-11-17
100000 HEIGHTS
BLOCK FRONT SOLD
Investor Buys Block Of Apart.
ments on Northern Avenue
at 177tk Street.
PLAN NOVEL DWELLING
Site Il Block Deep in Fashion.
able Park Avenue Section
to BE Improved.

The Haven Construction Company.
Charles Flaum president. has sold to
Louis Israclson the block front on the
east side OF Northern avenue from 177th'
to 17sth street. consisting Of three
apartment houses. on plot 255xile. The
two corners are 90 feet front and the
inside house rs feet. The houses are
five stories, having 1o5 families. and are
fully rented. The property was pur-
chased from the b. Altman estate about
one year ago and was improved by Mr..
Fiaum, who Is one Of the most success
full builders in the Heights section. hav-
Ing completed and sold over twenty
houses during the past three years
Louis 1sraelson now controls a number
of apartment houses in the immediate
vicinity. William s. Baker and Henry
NJ. kantrowitz negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-11-17
LINEN FIRM GOING UPTOWN.
Henry Matter 4 Co. - Leave white
street After IS Years,

NJ. & l.. Hess have leased $4,000
square feet. consisting Of store, basement
and second floor, in <5-7 East Twentieth
street. to Henry Matter 4 Co, a British
corporation with an office at 1919 White
street for the past thirty-hve years.
They are one Of the oldest manufacturers
OF linens and handkerchiefs.
The Caswell- Massey Company, one OF
the Oldest drug concerns In the United
states. has leased for "a branch for n
term OF years the store in the Fire Com
panies Building Corporations building,
at 80 Maiden Lane and 81 Cedar street
Preville d Rosenberg have leased the
fourth loft In 1894 East Thirty-nrst
street 10 Hurowitz & Ederich: the third
loft in 12%-12s West Twenty-fourth
street 10 Levy & zimmerman. and 10000
square feet in $50 Broadway To Tar
mower Bros.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased to
Seliginan d Hoffman the easterly store
and basement at l22-I2s West Twenty.
holz. Inc. and the store and basement at
3O-S2 West Thirteenth street to Roth
holz. Inc, and the store and basement at
IL West Seventeenth street to David
Cmanoff.
Goodale. Perry x Dwight have leased
the second floor at 427 West Thirteenth
street to the Hellenic Chemical and Color
Company fourth floor at SO East Twen-
ty-third street TO +. Schwartz space at
43 West Twenty-seventh street to Joseph
Klein fifth floor at 27-35 West Twenty
fourth street TO j. H. Welscher; hfth
floor At i+7 West Twenty-eighth street
TO ksinsky & Schrieber Bros and top
floor at Z West Twenty-fourth street 10
James II. Stryker.
Gaines. Van Nostrand q Morrison
have leased the seventh floor at 43-45
East Nineteenth street to Scheuer Bros (:
store. basement and first loft at 440
Pearl street to the .. c. Brunner Ware
house Company; with NJ. a. l.. Hess the
first loft AT 317 Fourth avenue to Harry
Altman * Co. second loft AT l31 Fifth
avenue to the Triton Phonograph Com
pany. and the tenth floor. with Hell A
stern TO the T.. 4 iuthmln COMPANY
The Cross ~ Brown Company has
leased the store and Easement at 4S
West Fifteenth street TO the Dragon
Paper Manufacturing Company; ground
floor at 573-.7 Eleventh avenue TO the
Saxon Motor Company: 1865 Broadway.
space In j. $. Josephs: at 1914 West
Thirty-seventh street. third loft to Kurz
Bros, at 1884 Broadway. space to Free
man & Grady at 1924 West Slxty-arst
street. space To the Springfield Body
Company at 2+5-.i9 West Fifty-fifth
street, nth floor to Norman Lynn sew
enth fioor to the King Car Corporation
OF New York. and at 527 Fifth avenue,
space to Henry Clews 4 Co
The sun., 1916-11-17
TENANTS FOR FINE HOMES.

William Il. May & Co. report the rental
Of the following private houses: SO West
Fifty-second street for Walter Watson
to Robert w. Scott, 81 West Fifty-sec-
ond street 20 Charles S. Guggenheimer
III East Seventv-ninth street for Miss
f.. i. Martin to Theodore II. Banks, 1871
East Seventy-nrst street for +, NJ
Wh!tehouse to w Thorn Klssell, zoos
Fifth avenue for Mrs. William Hall TO
T. A. Macpherson. East Eightieth
street for Charles T.. +. McCann to
Walter Brooks. and 1913 Fifth avenue
for Mrs J. II. Hanan to James c. Brady.
This property has been held at 500, 900,
Moore, Schultz & Co. have leased the
private dwelling at $50 West l43d
street to Ann Carlson for s. & NJ. Price
and 5l2 West l42d street to Rose Me-
Gowan for NJ ii. Eagan.
Porter g. Co, have leased for Marie
THAN to Ida Rudiger the three story
and basement dwelling at l4 West
l29th street.
P"1sc & Elliman have rented, fur
nished. the home OF the late Clyde Fitch.
"A five story American basement dwelling
at ll3 East Forteth street, just east Of
Park avenue, to Landon X. Thorne.
The sun., 1916-11-17
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Rn'morc-H W, Frost, Detroit; r. W
Wchn Chicago.
Relmon, A. smy,h, Richmond c, f
Bassett, Duluth; W. II. Leonard. Denver; Mr..
and Mr.. :. rockingham. Lenox: w W
Baker, Baltimore; W. E, Conn. Cleveland: A.
Kelly Montreal.
vandcrbli~Nr and Mr.. H A. Foo,e,. Al.
hany; Mr. and Mrs. G. F, Piper, Jr,, Min.
neapols; Mr.. and Mrs c. n. HASTE, Charles
ION. : c.
Msnhsl,sn-John T. Tuttle, Syracuse; Jo
eph Foster, Buffalo: +. c. Henderson, N
McAlpn-Dixon c. williams. Chicago: DR.
and Mrs Charles A. l. BEAD. Cincinnati; W
Painter Montreal; G. +. Lord. whining
tor; A. vost. Baltimore.
Carldse-C, q. Sanford, Bridgeport: + e
Stovell, Boston; s. sampiiner. Cleveland; y
Never and wife. Hartford.
Plaza senator Ie Baron Colt, Providence
Nr and Mrs Finley Shepard. lrvington; Mr.
and Mr.. y, $. Henry, Tulsa: Decatur Axtell'
Richmond
Ns'herlsnd-Mr. and Mrs W. b. RoIers,
Garrison: II. Thayer. wilmington; william
Kpate p Cincinns,i; T. Brc..eau . Montreal; Mont -,
Morri.tosn. G. W. Farrell. Montreal: Mrs
Russell and Miss Helen Auchincioss' Bryn
Murray Hll-J. W. Erwin San Francisco
Vernon Clarke and wife Buffalo; W. !;
Lowell, Rochester; Lewis c. Humphrey and
wife Louisville; c. b. Bascom. Boston; u e.
brsnard Chicago
'lN hNtnut-MT'
Rochester; J, II. stsrin, New Haven: Georgs
y Bailey seattle Mr. and Mr., y H. Borden
Sa:onstT S:1osaHufh t9ost!s h lsy':s.H' .S wife. Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs, ,. ~. Ciesvsiand' Bos
imon; w. = Duncan. washington; Mrs. T. g
t niaeri%:io1asGy. E%"so,9s., Wv Scott, Richmond
John skel'on Williams. Warrington: Janet
How, Bunslo; Mr.. and Mrs /, L. Rue. Phlla'
e,,nhia; " r McBuvney. Atlanta. :.
j,pe and wife, Beacon y.ii.; -: and Mr.:
Duysl, Asns"1:i: as%: NJ NJ and S's nr. j. B. Rich
Mond. Boston.
Grand c. W Lloyd, Chicago; Ira J. strong
Hs, ,iord: G, hiiisn. Springfield; c. b.
Imperisi"Wr ssd "a Mr.. y. y. Carr. Clsvs
Rns ,,nS !; q prvor Providence; George Q
'on W !. BENTON, sprtnlneld.
rhrald Square. H. ", Drssser, nrookline;
~ ksrton. Chicago: NJ. and Mrs 7. y
Mare Antoinette-Av. and Mrs. Naslev
,N,,lin'ry, petroGrsd; chasln H. nedsse y
Tsu; T,,,a; Penrhyn Msnlsv1 Nv ySt =: y
s''' H. and fHass'.3'-i n. ri. II ,'
The sun., 1916-11-17
BUYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

Henry Pierson & Co. have sold s57
President street. near Eighth avenue. a
four story dwelling on a lot 2OxiOO, FOR
client to Mrs. Clara Bell for occu-
pancy: also 234 st. Johns place, near
Eighth avenue. a three story dwelling
on lot l9xl00. to p. c. Lee for occupancy,
Charles J. Obermayer Of the Greater
New York Savings Bank. who recently
purchased the former home Of the late
Al johnson. at the corner Of Ninety-nnth
street and Shore road. Fort Hamilton.
has enlarged his holdings by purchas sing
the adjoining land. owned by the estate
of Tom johnson, ex-Mayor OF Cleveland,
Ohio. The purchase. which was made
from Max Kurzrol<, comprises frontage
Of 5s5 feet on Ninety-ninth street, 294
feet on Third avenue and ia feet on the
Shore road. An additional purchase was
made by Mr. Obermayer. comprising the
triangular lot fronting 81 feet on Third
avenue and 50 feet on Shore road.
The sun., 1916-11-17
BURGLARS PLAY LOSING GAME.
Miss ai5,OOO In Goid nnd PIntinu m /;
Leave Their Tools Behind.

Szaho & Beer gold reiilers on tho
sixth hoor Of the building at 80 East
Fourteenth street. found themselves
ahead one perfectly good set cf cracks
mems tools and two pairs OF g,ovei
when they opened their place Of business
yesterday
They aiso were pleased to note as they
looked around their shop that their sl5,-
000 stock of gold and platinum re-.
mained intact, although the outer door
OF the safe IN which II was contained
had been wrecked, Burglars had pa,l
'hc,a visit. but evidently had been
frightened away with such prccipi,incy
that they were unable to tako the I'M.
plon"nts of their trade with them
The sun., 1916-11-17
LABOR ASKS JEWS AID.
Local Unions Requested to Assist
Accused California Leaders,

Jews enrolled In labor unions. Zionist
societies. fraternal, social and benevolent
orders will be asked to aid the five labor
leaders accused Of the San Francisco
bomb outrage which occurred at the time
of the preparedness parade. Alexander
Rerkman. national anarchist leader. held
a conference yesterday with the execu-
i've committee of the United Hebrew
Trades to enlist the assistance OF that
body.
organized labor, he said, believed the
men innocent. A meeting will be held In
''arnegie Hall December 9. at which
Frank Walsh will speak. The United
Hebrew Trades will hold a meeting No-
Nlnber \ 26 to consider means OF giving
assistance.
The sun., 1916-11-17

MEG uANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan

tiST ST. iso w-Robert ' Conrad agt
Clara stackneth. owner and con
57TH sT i5s-i5s E-Isoe Bros ast Edw G
Burns. owner: Thomas Brady. CON
ROOSEVELT ST. rn-ci-superIor Flreproo. o..
Door Sash Co Inc, agt Vincent J
Slattery. owner Frederick Po!lack CON
,7TH ST. ! E-Kopelsoin' Rro. az, cenirS 'Sirs
White 60, owner. T-rker Iron Works,
ii;rH 81, aos.Sia E-John p Kane e.
agt Bordens Condensed MIX CO, owner
Aetna concrete co. contractor s5ss q.
18TH ST, los -ll3 w--Mulry Contracting
co. Inc. aEt lo5 West 18th st. Inc,
owner and contractor. .......... IS 1861 4
eisT ST. al W-Teodor Warsch agt Met
ropolitan savings Bank. owner, Rodney
Berg contractor. ............ ....t2i3.i5
Bronx.
NORRIS AV. 5, ot0t u lGsth ST. also
College av. r. .<04 n lSgth St
Cerussi Marble Works Inc, agt Wilpod
Holding Co, Inc. owners and contrac-
is3D ST y, whole block front. between
creston av and Grand Boulevard and
Concourse--Dellon-W n-Watnik Co agt ls3d
street Concourse Corpn, owners and
SliAK ESpEARE AN. W s. cor lseth ST.
julius g Loester agt Titus DeBobu'a
and Peerless American Products 90
owners Titus DeBobuls, contrac-
s
The sun., 1916-11-17
HOMEsITE A BL, OK LONG.

private dwelling a block in length
is TO be built at considerable cost by a
well known New Yorker in the Park
avenue section. 1t will extend from
Sixty-ninth to Seventieth street be-
tween Madison and Park avenues. a site
200 feet In depth. II will be the only
dwelling Of It's kind In the city. A
client Of Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. is to
build the dwelling from plans by c. =.
IL. Gilbert on the property at 81 East
Sixty-ninth street and 40 East Seven
tieth street. abutting parcels. which he
bought yesterday for. the purpose. Close
to SlS5.000 was paid for the realty,
which Is covered with two dwellings 25
feet wide on Sixty-n!nth street and 2l.6
feet on SEVENTEEN street. Thomas W.
Lamont Of the firm OF J. =. Morgan n
co. was said to be the man who will
build the unusual dwelling. but this
rumor was denied by Mr.. Lamont.
Henry +. Dawson of the Morgan firm
recently bought the southwest corner of
Park avenue and Sixty-ninth street,
which Is d!asonally across from the
really sold yesterday. as site for n
fine home. Next to Mr.. Dawson on
SIxty-ninth street q. l.. Dommerich is
erecting home. The proposed new
dwelling will adjoin the residences of
j. Harper Poor. Charles Lane Poor.
stephen Clark. George Blumenthal and
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James.