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- CIV OF Macon. lgr miles east OF sandy
Hook n y VI Yesterday.
- CITY Of CuIIWH4- savannah. mF''
south - E!sa ld'lum 'Ch 81 noon,
- CtwI.urv. Puerto McNlro. lS miles
south OF SANDY HOOK AZ noon
Tux Kceuc. Bruu-N'Ck. ~ mics -oN'h OF
sandy IIoot ~ p VI
:. q O.qieuir. Ga.Nc.toO. .lf miles souih
of SANDY Hook AZ noon.
- GIonpool TuNpam. ~ miles south"oS
of DiamoIri Shoai ., noon
:. Comet. BATON ROd-r, -Hj miles SOUTHWEST
of Diamond >hoal ~ noon.
80 Creole. New Orleans. l3 miles north
west Of Tortuga- II noon 4,
:. SABINE, Mobile, 80 miles northwest o'
Tampa bar ~ noon ~.
-, ri DA Galveston " miles west OF Tor
s. Hua. M.raenbo, - mic. south of
sandy Hook ~ noon 81,
:. Parma. 81 Thomas. 40 miles south OF
Sandy Hook ~ noon.
- Phil adclphll Puerto Cahel'O. 41 miles
south of Sandy Hook At noon .
- Mohaak Jacksonville, ~ miles south OF
SANDY Hook a, : = "
So Comcho Galveston. - miles south Of
sandy Hook NJ : + VI ,
s. Br,zus san Juan, ms miles south OF
sandy Hook At noon
s. MORO Castle. Vera Cruz, SIS miles south
of SANITY Hook al : p. VI .
IS Curr.er Guarirs l.li; mllca south Of
SANDY Hook a. : r, NJ .
- VI cd. Galveston, g. miles south Of
jupiter al noon. ,
ambrose Channel n y A VI
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TRADING IN
REALTY MARKET
ouly Half Dozen Properties
sold in All Manhattan
and Bronx.
MORE 9Th AVENUE LOFTS

mark Commissioner r. A. c. Smith
.,A a house. on Seventy-second street
rcst Of Central Park yesterday. a dwell
,us no occupied before he became an
apartment tenant. Two Heights fats
,s-e sold. ~ we're dwellings IN East
Harlem and a fiat and building site In
-~e Bronx. That was the extent of the
t,v's trading in real estate. u volume OF
business which does not YEAR out some
lent statements from well considered
,5ycs that the market In showing bet
,,,ment. In the leasing branch several
,,,.rest!ng transactions were closed. but
,hey Indicate no new developments In
mai conditions. Among building plans
s,ed the most interesting was that for
hanging tie former SimpsoN-Crawford
Store on s'sth avenue at Nineteenth to
TVentisth street into loft buildings.
These chan-cs are to be made by the
Ioui,abic Life. which took the property
,yxr recently.
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absoI bed by the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank u II. Faucher, who IS
4 N!ro-prrsidsnt OF the Fifth Avenue
Bank, and Mr.. Hetzler,
Thu bdnil ~ generally known among
the big downtown institutions - the
training school FOR bank officers ami
the "womeu's bank" Al the time II
was established IN 1873 tho district IN
which il ~ situated was a nome section
and many women OF wealth were clients
of the bank. Though the nclghborNo"i
has changed greatly the bank still re
taius the greater part Of its Old clientele
In spite OF the fact that 1t pays no In
tcrcSt ou It's deposits they amount 70
10000. 0OO. Recently a shar" of tho
banks stock was sold FOR Si,iIo.
Il H.. FanCher was made a N,ce-prest-
deut of the bank Yesterday,
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EX.MESSENGER RULES BANK.
HetxIcr. New President Of Fifth
began at the UOttOm.

Theodore Hetzler, who began his
career twenty-five years ago by be-
coming "A messenger for tho fff'h Avenue
BANK, was mad. president OF thdt IN
stitution yesterday At a meeting of the
directors. lie succeeds ~ ;. frlSscl,
who mad been president of IN" bank since
1885 and who yesterday dcclinei re-
election.
In 1890 Mr.. lietzler, then n hoy, went
to the Fifth Avenue Bank TO apply for
a Job ~ messenger in answer TO an
advertisement Ne had seen In ON" of the
New York papers. Since then he has
been succcssiycly head of the credit de
pa tine assistant cashier, cashier and
yice-president in charge Of credits. Last
Tuesday at the annual meeting he WAS
made a director Of the bank
There are now four men on the board
OF directors of the bank who began
their Careers as bank messengers, T1I">
are william n. Porter, now "A member
OF !. i. Morgan n CO.. James q, can
non. former president ~ the Fourth
National Bank, which has since been
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ITALIAN LIRE STILL WEAKER.
Belief That Britain VIII strengthen
tll,'s Exchange.

Tho feature Of the foreign exchange
market Yesterday was N" break m the
price OF Italian lire. which declined from
gu 10 G.75 after steadily dropping FOR
several days.
Foreign exchange brokers say that
the weakness In lire Is due To the TACT
that Italy is buying enormous pianli-
ties Of goods In this country and Is sell
ing nothing 10 us. Her credit has never
been especially good in America, as her
banking facilities are limited, II Is be-
lieyed that Great britain will he forced
TO make some financial arrangements for
Italy. as she has tone Tor other of her
allies.
Sterling exchange closed AT 'Gi. for
demand and AZ for cables, AZ compared
with 476i. for demand and i.To7s for
cables on Wednesday. Francs wrr"
nrmer at 5.sit, for checks n hs3la
for cables, against u previous close of
5.s4i. and 5.S3ia respectively on the
day previous, Ruhlos advanced from
29a to 2s7s.
Marks were quoted AZ 90 for sight
drafts and 76is for cables, They closed
on Wednesday At 1914 for drafts and -
for cables, Austrian kroner advanced
from II 70 to l".s1.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Greek liner PATHS, sailing to-day
for Pireus, VIII take specially addressed
mail. closing At 1880 \. NJ, for Greece
only.
Tho Holland Americ, liner Mcdsn. sail
Ing tomorrow for Rotterdam, will take
mail, closing at : 80 \. NJ for tho $cther-
lands, Switzerland, Germany. Austria, Lux
emhurg. Bulgaria and Turkey.
The American liner Philadelphia, call
ing tomorrow for Liverpool, viii AXE
mail, closing at sac \. NJ. for Europe
texcept GermHny. Austria. Hungary, Lux
emburg. Bulgaria Turkev. the Netherlands.
NORWAY, sweden and penmarkD, Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies.
The French liner Lafayette. sailing to
morrow for BordeauN, Will take mail.
closing at noon, for France, kImanli,
Serbia, Switzerland. Italy, spain, Portugal,
Egypt, Greece, British India, British East
Africa, Slam, Malta, Gibra'tar. tcylon,
straits Settlements. Dutch East Indies,
Mest .NustraliA and ror.IA
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SATISFIED


49, '''
s7TH ST, s.s W. IS, $50 e Riverside Drive.
io1iooS. De. /: isss-Ps!!s Z and 10.
slst st; attys. Alexander a O. l2o
issD sr, n 5. $40 E Am,t ay. sOxssTI.
ander Grant Constr Co. IA W slst ST;
s,s sly ST |! 8 : 80 s. 100 . ST scth av. 20 io. 1919 8.
Sept /. ls7l-David and Martha j Chris
tie to the Greenwich say Bank; atty. T
100. Ap g; Isii.Louls vosel ,: Ed%
iosp h 81, n - 900 ~, ay. 5oxioo Il. Ian jan
4 ieoe-Lena B,och and sno TO Anna
H Hs. w Mnmsa s.. = q 4 g. 3, and s sSS ano,
attys, of record, Benjamin & Taylor. 40
BRnooMSE ST. clinton st. run. Dp
80 y W 100 K % x 9 sos X rs 70 n s
nroome ct < e ~ to beg, Mar 81 1905
N Never q GSIis'e. 4',y 50 Marx lark: ! sh 81 g
sBEEKMHS sr.. iss.iss,'.:. al n Front
Rcekman st 81 to beg, May s, 100
Minnie 4 Blanchard to Geo n Grtnnell
ct ali a,ty-. Duer, strong q W. s. Wall
s.TH ST, s5i W, n.. rs E sth av; sS:S
i ssiss Williams !, Jan 'o i u; ' %ti,sms s and l M.,:
g sturse~' admrs' atty. T q Co. l5S
ssp AT, SO W SIS, $50 E liith av. a6sicS'S'
June O., isIS~Lucia a. Menna and ano
Jos p Falion. 1865 Bway .......... 81. 900
SAME PROPERTY and date-Same to
same: atty, ...,..,....,. $500
l5iTH ST. n 8, 100 e sth av. 25xss1l. oct
10. i~9Oe-Frank and Mary Bach 10 Edw
Haas. Woodhaven. l. l. atty, II H. Hol.
ST NICHOLAS Az. 1927. NOR. on lease.
&c. June 81. I'i5-Neyelson Pharmacy.
st; atty, Robt c Birkhahn, 10 VIM
LEExISGTuS Az, al, .. ?o.s n gsth st'
10 sxsO. Lexington av. IS. q a.. 5e,5 n
,25th az. runs e to.i \ e 500 x.iss XIV
|. ~ a" iSiNuo,s, pe,mont 10 "'ubs.,
Grammont Co. Inc; attys. Hays. II 4
v, ~ $3.50
MONROE st, 1883. rs 1876 W Mont
gomery st. 23xi00, July 10, ia0s-wolf
Bagel to Max A Seigei: atty. Myer Levy.
3u- BWay ,oUU
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LIS PENDENS.
VIEW REALTY con PORATIONs.

ALBANY. Jan. I3-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
iI9 Madison Avenue Company. Msnhat-
tan. capital. 80, 900. directors. Thomas a.
D'Callaehan, white Plains, y y. walter
". Hall, brooklyn. y. y, and John A. Lar
Kin, Sew York city.
Minneford building Corporation. Man
haitian. capital. $4,000. dircttors. IL
schiefln Sayers. william l.. Savers and
Is. T.. ward. New York city.
suffer Avenue Realty COMPANY. Bo"k-
lyn: capital. $4,000; directors. Joseph
singer New York city: Paul singer. sam
ucl singer. brooklyn. y. Y.
briggs Building Corporation, Rrooklyn'
capitsl. $1,000. directors Mayer kessler.
The Bronx. y. Y; Benjamin Rhcin. Der
tram y. Name. Brooklyn, v. Y
r. l.. r. Realty Company. MAnhattsn
capital. 81. 900: directors, r. j. Ferris, John
J Fitzgerald and Daniel e. Jscobus. Ne"
+. X. i building Corporation. Brooklyn
capital. $1,000. directors. II 4. f1eld'
Thomas a. Kennedy and James Z smyih'
King county Operating Company.
BROOKLYN. capital. $1,000. directors. Will
lam q. Morris-y. William u. Morrisey. Jrr
and Maurice -, Stsus. brooklyn. y. v.
=. & g Realty Company, kocka~aS
Beach: capital. 5000, directors. Abraham
Cohen. Brooklyn, y. Y, Louis 'ohen
Kockaway Beach. y. y, and 'haE.es
MauatuCk Farm, Bay Shore; capital.
5000; directors. r. Marshall Coismar,. New
York Charles X. Lawrence and Henry
BonniNel.. bay shore. y, y.
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d. PO>T co. buys y. J. ACRES.

PATERSON. y. j.. Jan. 13.-Forty-njne
eeres Of undeveloped property Al Pomp-
ton nave been sold by Judge Walter
harrington cabell and his wife TO the
L J du Pont de Nemours Powder Com
!@hy' which has powder works AT Has
AeL and cap works at compton which
nun together, IL Is understood that this
ana other purchases made recently by
tAe pu Pont company will result In the
erection OF another large addition to the
pam. Tn company 10 now erecting
scores Of bungalows at both Haskell and
compton 10 accommodate a large num-
Der OF is 1000 employees, many Of
snom ar" from other States and at pres
eht ar" boarding In either Of tho towns
OF IN this city.
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REDUCING RENTABLE SPACE.
Many C~oncerus Rent, Chiefly in
Uptown Neighborhoods.

The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased for q long term of years at an
aggregate rental Of S200.0 900 to John r.
Thompson the entire building ~ West
Thirty-fourth street. The building will
be altered at q cost Of about $780, 900 and
will be occupied by the tenant.
Renting OF the Fifth avenue section
Of the new Rosers-Peet Building. oppo-
site the Public Library at Forty-irst
street and Fifth avenue. was completed
yesterday when Horace 3. Ely 4 Co.
LEASED the last vacant floor for a long
term OF years to the Kent-C ostikyan
Trading Company. dealers In u
Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry a leased the
fourteenth floor in 1856 Madison avenue
pany.
Roy Sherick and the Cross 4 Brown
Company have leased to John ]. Kelly
Company r floor In IS and 3s West
Thirty-seventh street.
Nelson. Leo 4 Green and Manning 4
Trunk have leased for ten years the
frst loft in l5s7-s9 broadway, corner
Of Forty-eighth street. TO u. Maxon
& Co. gowns and suits.
George r. Read 4 Co. have leased the
store at 1850 Broadway 10 Daniel
Fraad parlor store In 8 East Thirty
NTH street to NJ. l.. Jellinek and store
- ~ W eAt6s .
also loft In ~ West Fifteenth street to
Wolinsky & Sukof and floor. front, In
IL West Thirty-first street to l.. Fisch-
man 4 Co.
He'll 4 Stern have leased two lofts.
20. 1000 feet. in Asa East Twenty-first
street to Henry Peavy & Co. for five
years.
Bastine & Co. have leased a noor In
~ West Fifteenth street to Wolinsky q
Sukoff and space in Is and II West
Twenty-slxth street to Morris Stanger.
The d. Zuckerman Company has rented
a floor IN 24-26 West Thirtieth street to
A Fomoranz fioor In 20 West Seven
teenth street TO Leibson Il Lipman also
space in rs West Seventeenth street to
Lapkin 4 Beinik.
J. Il. English has rented offices in 1891
Broadway to w. +. Connolly. Il. Reich
and Il. Merrill.
]. Stanley Foster. president of the
Bowery Bank OF New York. has leased
the m at l Essex street and rs.
%. 2? and SO Canal street. al the junc-
ton of Canal. Essex and Division streets.
for twenty-five years to Max Garfunkel.
proprietor OF the BUSY Bee" lunchroom
on Ann street. The property will be
altered for clothing shops.
l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss 4 Co. have
rented the first loft. comprising 1880
SQUARE feet Of space, in the Puck Build
ing. corner OF Houston and Lafayette
streets. TO the Keller Printing Company
for a Ions term of years; first loft at IS
University place 20 Glass * Lazow {:
fourth loft at IS East Fourteenth street
TO the Excelsior Pad Company. and the
store and basement at 81 and SO Fifth
avenue to Louis Hamburger 4 Co.
Malcolm +. Smith 4 Co. have leased
| the eleventh floor in IL West Thirty
first street to Picard & Co.. Inc. adver-
Using agents
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snK co. MADmoN Az. BUYER,
susaueAanna Co. saia 20 Have
Taken Coekroft Property.

Tho susquchanna Silk Mills. a ss,5oo.-
600 concern with "A Pennsylvania
charter. is the buyer. according to gos-
sip, OF the Cockroft property at the
southeast corner of Madison avenue and
Thirty-second street. sold a few days
ago by Albert Il. Ashforth and Laurence
Mcclure. Definite information was re-
fused yesterday by Mr.. Ashforth und
President Schnlewind of the silk COM
pany. who refused TO tall about the re-
port. Other executive members OF the
silk company were equally uncommuni-
cative. silk interests have been show
irg an inclination for Madison avenue
premises recently. The Susauehanna
company bought the eleven story build
ing at II and 10 West Seventeenth street
and is to 22 West Eighteenth street
from J. c. Lyons eight years ago. Two
years later the company purchased the
two four story buildings adjoining at rs
West seventeenth street and rs West
Eighteenth street. The 149 Madison
Avenue Company. which Is the property
at the Thlrty-second street corner. was
Incorporated at Albany yesterday with
a capital of $4,000 by Thomas A. O'Cal-
laghan OF White Plains. Waiter Il. Hail
of Brooklyn and John A. Larkin OF New
York.
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Berkes. 1895 oates av. Bklyn. prior mts
sS.75o. Jan 10: due Ian 4. 1918. 8 p q
atty. Edward d G Sperry. 2sS brosns
ANThoNY Nv. 1878. Ga. 'is.ss7o:i.-Kath
Ernst 20 Emma Busch. s77 Eagle az. pr
stty. Emma Busch. s77 Eagle av. $500
BECK ST. W =, l25 3 15sth at. 2bxlO0-
Fredk g Schmidt 20 Amelia Wiegand.
tbt st cholss av. Jan 30. due April ~.
1915. = y g; attys. Amend a. a, LIZ
Nassau A., s.eo
Smarto CONSTR CO to Angela Carretta.
663 Crescent av. Jan IL, due as per bond;
atty. : e Sugarman. 35 Nassau H.
WEBSTER Az. e0a0. = 2, 20llxlOtS-
Rudolph Hoffman to Title Guar Il Trust
ia. i16 Bway, Jan IS. due as per bond,
atty. 7 q & T Co. l7s Bway. so.ouu
FORDHAM SO. = W cor 1890 st NJ sxss.l.
to Decatur av, x70lSi0s .I1-WedGswood
60 TO Anna keil, 26lb Grand Bomlevaru
1915. due Jan 1. 1919. ST. p C; atty. u
II Bergman. 32i9 Sd .f25'ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
WIN. SLOANE RENTS ON MAD. Av..
Takes One of Cathedral Court
Dwellings, Opposite ST., Patrick's.

William Sloane has leased from Ar
temus II. Holmes Asa Madison avenue.
one OF the six ~brownstone dwellings
known as Cathedral Court, covering the
block front on Madison avenue. between
Fiftieth and Fifty-frst streets, opposite
st Patrick's Cathedral. The house Ia
the southerly OF The two facing west on
the court. The large house on the south
side of the our is that Of he late
Whitclaw Reid and one Of those on the
north side of that Of william Fahne-
stock. Mrs. Holmes Is the daughter Of
George G. Smith OF tho publishing hrm
OF street q Smith. who several days ago
bought the dwelling at 11s East Sew
enty-sixth street, which he plans to re-
build and present to her as a Gift. While
this is being done Mrs. Holmes will live
In a furnished apartment in the Van
Dyck. at broadway and Seventy-second
street. which she has leased through
Pease 4 Gilman. who negotiated also
the lease Of her Madison avenue house
to Mr.. Sloane.
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MORE HEIGHTS FLATS

o. lho north side of l72d street 1916
Iett 'i,' Of Fort Washington avenue
TWO ~ s'4ry fats are TO be erected by
e 70 Building Corporation. Selig
.u'''h''f president. Each will have a
.~ohl'r" W ~ feet and a depth OF S5.S
.'ri' "'E ftcades OF brick limestone and
"Ii' Gotta. Charles Is Meyers In the
s,cnte'' I'D has estimated the total cost
a. $50 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
Nert-n ntiIe Marine Progress.

The committees FOR the preferred
stockholders and the bondhoiders OF
the International Mercantile Marine
comun held a Joint meeting ycster-
day at the office Of the New York Trust
Company. The differences In opinion
existing between the two committees
were gone over and progress was made
toward a settlement. II IS understood
that the new plan Of tn" two commit
tees FOR the reorganization of the COM
pauy will make a better provision for
the holders OF common stock than Vas
made in earlier plans.
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NEW 9TH AVE. LOFT SPACE.
Sim son rs wford store to he Sub.
divided for Mercantile Purposes.

Plans have been fled for making over
mo OTIS the eight and ten story depa IT.
men store buildings at Ill to 131 West
M.h'''tnth street and liz to ll8 West
tWei1eih street. the rear part OF the
Tmp'"n-' rawford store. The Equitable
hie Assurance Society Is the owner,
"s'hR bought the property in foreclosure
so'I. ten DAYS ago. Maynicke & FRANKIE
a." ire architects and have estimated
uat Il Will cost $4,000 to make the
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

,nNsor .u
Guar q i Co 70 ctty Rsa, Estate Co. i,s
s,b b"sg' asty; Co. i,s swsy,;,u
atty. .ams................... 10000
isT Av. n v sor s5.h ct. ioo:sx.:.Rebeeca
Fleek 10 John o'Brien. ls6 Audubon av;
ATTY. County Nat Bank. i+th ct and
s ~ ev,.
atty. same. ....................,D"".s 81
ST NICHOLAS Av, 1sq-Lincoln Trust Co
TO Sol II Kohn, s1 w 72d st; atty, TIC
s5Tn ST. So 1899 . Lexington av. iiss
sIs-John C Clark to Luis J Phelps. 80
:sd ST. 'ru'' a'tys' DIN & p I" S "a cos
SAME PRoPERTY-Luis J Phelps and
Drive; attys. DIN &. p. 81 Nassau
$40, 900
GREENWICH Av. W > II g Perry st. 2ix
O~--1,awyers Mtg Co to Andrew c
caoflaS,e Hea HOOK y II att' ME-
losD ST. n y. 1876 W Columbus av, .bx
~irreg-Sams TO Julia Coddington. "a W
5sth st; atty, same. ....'.... 600
sar Bank to LAWYERS Iss 50 My ~: CO. s. l.ieer9y
STANTON Al, .ecor sheriff n, 81 ioH;SN
Christine q Openhym et al. trus. TO
Iawyers M,r RI 10 liberty AZ sas 900
soTH sT III E-Hv Fas.h 70 t-has p
fa.,h. SO; Eagle nv: atty''Geo A stein
muller. i5ll al $500
io:p ns w Orth; sxr, to T,ty
Co. IFS Bway 5000
SAP ST, w.Mu'1a Trnst CO Of wsst-
bok"n' NJ; at,y NYT rus Co las
Bwsy A. $40. 900
'2n nm Iii, trust TIs CO. % 81 Sea sx, to HS.
s,sri 81, M Fl. e h M T Campbell TO
ia HATTIE iss EGss,mann. :a' 9Th av' ATTY; 7 oS 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
DIG LEASE on WALL STREET.

Henry l.. Doherty & Co., bankers and
public utility engineers n operators.
have leased, through George II. Read &
Co. the ground floor OF so Wall street.
recently occupied by the Federal Gov
eminent for the postal branch now In
the new building at PIN and Pearl
streets. Besides the ground ioor the
lease includes the thirteenth. fourteenth
and fifteenth floors. The rental involved
aggregates about $780, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14

The Henry Morgenthau Company has
s,li is>1 to 1921 wilkins avenue a
MOT iV0XIiS on the west side OF the
Hfty feet north of Freeman street.
TIE property Is at the junction OF West
chester avenue u southern Boulevard.
The Fairvurn Realty Company. Inc. Is
the buyer, The company gives In ex-
change AZ East l2lst street, a Ave
story apartment house. on lot +<x100.
Iuian T. SAKE was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
MICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM Az, 2?66-Chalcm Bros agt
Catherine Wahl. owner and contrsc-
t1r sn,S;',y i,ts7L,N' i Coo%ila.ihsn c,ets'
Madison Grant, owner. Libman Con-
tracing Co. contractor CrenewaD. -, $500
nroNN.
linton AV, .633--l3en1 Da1e and Samuel
Wicker agt Henrietta Glauber, owner
Minnie Sobel. lessee and contrac.
cWW, /. ESG ~ cor ,ss,b hSS
l0O-Vincenzo Pastina ngt De Candida
Construction 20, Inc, owners Salvatore
BscCogna, contractor. ,.,..,,, .el69
BATHGATE Az, l~6is-Ntcola Grassi agt
Annie V Shields. owner: Robert Tosti and
Annie V Shields, contractors ,,,,.. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
NEW THEATRE FOR BRONX.

A moving picture theatre will he
erected at the northwest corner Of
OF Westchester and Forest avenues. In
The Bronx. The new building will be
OF brick construction. on a plot 77x175.
and will cost about $4,000. The
Orpheum Theatre Company. owner OF
the land. has had the plans drawn by
J. NJ. Felson.
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10 Enlarge o7TH ST. GARAGE.

- '"' story building In TO he erected
49, a'' $50 West Ftfty-eighth street
.nu COZ rrc,ed with the two story garage
.m '1'F At sal TO 64s West Fifty
.."'s.en'h street, The estate of l., Appleby
80 '"'"r The White Company 10 tho
..Ss'" William Parker Seaver Is the
s..Ie.' and has estimated that II will
'ost $4,000 20 make the Improvement.
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PRUDENTIAL SEEKING LOANS.

The Prudential Insurance Company OF
Newark has announced Its intention OF
entering the New York city mortgage
loan, market on a larger scale than here
tofore and Is said to be considering
loans on properties north Of Thirty
fourth street In both small and large
amounts at not less than 5 per cent.
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FLATS NEAR PROSPECT PARK.

Shampan & Shampan have fled plans
for W apartment houses to be erected
on h northwest corner of ST. Johns
place and underhill avenue for the Kes-
a Realty Company as owners. The
adjoining plot In being excavated for
nine apartment buildings by the q. 4 NJ.
Improvement Company.
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Attractive bargains offered by BANKING
DEPARTMENT, OF NEW YORK,
TO builders, Investors aud prospective home.
seekers \ large number uf vacant lots n.
brentwood. Morsomere. Leonia, Ridgeneid
and Teancok. Sew jersey. at oue-half Of
FORMER owners prices Also y large number
o. two-famlly houses at Edge water. Hudson
Heights. cllnside and Palisades Park. New
Jersey at about one.ha. II Of former prices.
All or the above properties are within a nve-
cent fare zone aui within thirty minutes NJ
Manhattan. These properties must he sold
quickly to- close the huFlusss of two corpora
lions now being iiguidated by the Banking
Department. special Inducements to ron.
tractors and builders who Nj purchase q
particulars address Rent ~ Itaight. Special
Deputy Supt. Of Banks. care ~ Banking
Departmen' 81 broadway Sow YorA CITY.
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LEASES HEIGHTS WAREHOUSE.

Frederick Zittel & Sons have leased
for tho South Side Construction Com
pany a six story storage warehouse. 10
be erected from plans by Gronenberg &
LeuchtaG, on the south side OF lslst
street rs feet east Of Audubon avenue.
on plot 75x120. with an l. to Audubon
avenue. Tho lease Is for twenty-one
years. at an aggregate rental OF $3.50
900. The Audubon Storage Warehouse
Company. now at Amsterdam avenue
and l56th street. Is the lessee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-14
NEW rEARL ST. BUILDING.

a 'N' story commercial building Is
P,s"H'' 'or In" east side OF Pear, street
70 ''"' south OF Park Row. II will
nsN" q 'r1Etage of 81 2 feet and a depth
~" i'o'. The Maurice O'Meara Com
MSshS Us 'te owner. Rocker n Vatet arc
VIE architects and have estimated the
cost al 1000.