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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE -For
PAPER maturing lf ten da5. or less. per cent. W
10 ninety DAYS. I Per cent
GAIL MONEY opened ~ ~ pcr cent. highest
- pr cent. lowest. . pcr cent. closing. per
cent. renewal 80 PER cent
TINE MONEY was hrm. Rate. eiza2. per
cent Tor sixty DAYS. - ~ cent f0r ninety days.
9 per cent Tor four. i've and sii months
MERCANTILE PAPER va. steady Ruling ra'e.
1e3t. per cent Tor bcst nance. bank Acceptance
192. pcf cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS IL.
chsnses. Sf42.7iogH. balance. ,2s.el5.a90 Tie
sub Treasury was creditor % Tho amount -
f3fi $50
SUB TREAst ny New York banks los, 70 ths
sgb Treasury ;6sl.ooo. su1 Loaf tinoo Friday
81. $50 600
SILVER NARkEr- Bar ,iirs, IN London vs-
changed. MEXICAN dollars. a.. Sc
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE San rran-sco. soc
rrrm'um ~ Louis. '- discount hid. 5c premium
Gsked Chicago. c0r discount
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS ELSE.
WHEhL Bocion for ten DAYS, pr cent, Tor ten
20 thirty dAjf. az 10 TO Ninety dsys. 4 FhllAdel-
rhis f0s ~ DAYS. per cent. up 20 Ninety dsys.
Cleveland 10 70 SIXTY dsSs. per rent. sixty 70
ninety days. ~ Richmond. up ~ ninety days. I
pr rent. Atlenfs. Up o. ninety dag. per cent !.
Chieago. for ten DAYS ~ per cent. ur 90 sbty
dsys siHy ~ ninety day - ~ L0uia and
pr cent gArnneapois up ~ stiy dsir. Isr
cent. fitiyf 'ins'y dajs. Kansas ts. ~ ten
dsys 1i4 !ff cent. ~ o. ninety DAYS. ( pAuss.
ess cut. tan Francisco. Tor tea days psr ceriI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-09
Foreign Government Issues.

.l.grilns ,sn Ia !sns /. isls iAssaa.as cali
b. MAJ 1. I1is
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EXPRESS COMPANY UPHELD.
Appellate Division >upp"rts the
; Lta bility CInusr In contract.

\ warning to Merchants that they
must not undervalur goods given to 'N-
press companies for shipment If they "N-
pcct t, r." over fun valu" # the good.
are stolen or destroyed Is contained IN
the |op!ul"u of the Aplcllat" Division ~
the supreme Court Yesterday IN q sui
agalnst the NldwS tNprc~S tnmpiuN ~
recover g. 2u1 As tn" value ~ ave stolen
shipment, of wraring apparel sent to
boston from New York
Three OF the shipments wer" sent 10y
Rcvillpu Fi'r"s and two belonged 10
\. & j. Engel, lac. The action was
l.. DttassN.
Division on a demurrer by the plaintiff
To- the answer Of the defendants voutoud-
ing that the plaintiff ,ou'i not recover
more than SIn fp- each shiumrut hocaus"
me- greater value Vls declared for the
goods. Counsel for the Express CompHuN
argued that the purpose ~ rouu'rin"
shiupsrs 10 state whether goods offered
FOR shipment were worth more than sju
WAS 10 rith be the CunptIN t. give ship
m.n'S lho'. ordinary value 'thc Girat-
est ppssjhl" protection against loss and
THEFT II the res, value ~ ia" ship
u,o'. lr,d l"cu known u tho cypress
cowuar, too TRANSPORTATION - TIA" goods
Nr,,la naNr he'u ,ouiur'ol differently
re uIir'W .W'r'Gtd ,hat the de.
r,nl, neg sruor foo no, prcvcnt!n.
a., ,Grr' of tle goods constituted an
,lrugttnn of the acrrcm.ut rs to La
lrli,. out the Appellate Division rules
,na' while the defendant WIS negligent,
the "mpan is not liable IN excess OF
the amount stipulated in the agreement.
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BUYs PROMINENT B.KLyN PLOT

An investor has purchased from the
estate OF samuel Burlins through the
Burning Realty Company the southeast
corner OF Bridge and Sands streets.
On the property there are four buildings
q! stores and apartments above. The
Brldg street buildings as well as 'front.'
ing on n business street face the Man.
haitian Bridge plaza. while the Sands
street buildings are AZ n corner OF an
excellent retail business street. This
sale Is the hrs; OF a large plot in this
section which has been sold for strictly
Investment purposes.
Corwith Bros. have sold a plot on the
north side Of Greenpoint avenue. adjoin-
Ing the is1st police precinct. for the Lo.
gan estate to the Greenpoint Amusement
Company. which operates a moving pic.
ture enterprise on the ground floor.
Nicholas J. Occhihnto has sold sal
Dean street. a three story brick build.
ing with two story rear frame dwelling.
for Ami shannon to Joseph Caiiendo.
The plot Is e2xil0 feet.
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The American liner New York sailing
to-day for Liverpool, viii AXE mail. clos-
ing al $50 \ NJ for Europe except Ger.
many. Austria. hungary. Iuxemburg, bul
earis. Serbia. Turkey, Netherlands. Nor.
way. sweden and Denmark. Africa. West
Asia and the East Indies.
The Norwegian American steamship
kristianiafJord sailing to-day for B.rgen,
viii take mail. closing at $3.50 n. NJ, Tor
Norway. sweden Russia. Germany, Aus
,ria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. Ser
bia and Turkey
Tho Holland America liner Rotterdam
sailing to-day for Falmouth and Rott.t-
dam. viii take mail. closing at $50 \ NJ,
for tho Netherlands only.
The italian liner san ungiielmo. sailing
to-day for Naples. viii take mail, Clnsihs
at $40 A N. Tor Italy. Rumania, s"i'Eer-
land and Greece.
The Italian liner America. sailing Mon.
dly for Naples. VIII take mail. closing ~
s.5o \ NJ, for Italy. Rumania. S~itscr'
land AMI Greece
Tho crock liner Vasilrfs rons'antinos
sailing Monday for Pireus. viii taxi spe.
dalIy addressed matt. closing - l-;3'
l.. NJ. for Greece only
The French liner chicago. sailing Tues.
at noon. for France. Nuinsnis, Svitz"i-
Land. Italy spain. Portugal. Egy ~. Greece"
British India. British East Africa. siam
Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon, straits settle
mrni~. Dutch East Indies. West Australis
and Persia
The Russian American liner r%zatitza
sailing Tuesday Tor kola Ray vii tan.
specially addressed mail, closing a. IL
NJ FOR EuSsi, only
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York.. fair to-day:
rOlder In. southeast portion; fair to-mos-
row; moderate northwest To north winds.
For New Jersey. fair aud colder to-day;
'aIr tomorrow, moderate northwest 10
worth winds.
Far nOtth"rp New England. fair and
colder ts.i,g. fsI' 10 m.rroa moderate
westerly wind.
For southern N-N fnsAhI fave and
moderate northwest winds.
For western New York, fsir to-day: fair
to morrow. slight warmer moderate
northwest winds. becoming variable to-
morrow.
NEW YORK. March lit wa. warmer
yesterday In the middle Atlantic and New
England states due to the eastward move.
mcnt Of the storm from western ontario
20 a centre over northern New York.
Rain fell In tho lower Ohio Valley and
at a few points In the Northwest and
snow in Virginia and ncrtheastward over
New England.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair and the pressure high from a prln.
cipal centre over the Dakotas anu
Minnesota.
IL was colder In the north central states
and the Mississippi Valley with zero
weather In parts Of Minnesota and North
Dakota. but freezing temperatures did not
extend south OF the ohio VALLEY.
In this city snow fell In the morning
followed by clearing: wind fresh south
west to northwest and cooler at evening
average humidity. 81 per cent.
corrected to read to sea level. at ; ~. NJ
.s6 . 4. NJ. 2a6c.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the %ofiictal thermometer u
"A, mn ~, tbn annavaI fahlRs
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MORE DOW NTOwN OFFICES.

william Henry Barnum and william
Hverdeil. Jr.. think there IL ar Insult
el.n, supply Of offices in the financial
district and have decided to erect an
o,hsr Office building OF the Ziegler estate
property on Liberty street in the rear
~ the Guaranty Trust Building. which
,hev purchased yesterday. The property
A, so to 81 Liberty street. a plot Fix
Il. covered by old four story buildings.
I, Was held at 1000. 900. Barrum 4
ry.rdell paid in part for the property
Nv giving the twelve story mercantile
building they erected recently at IS and
n West Forty-sixth street on plot AK
100 Schneider & Anderson Company
occupy this building under lease. Roth
the Liberty street property n the
pcrty.s!x,h street building were held
and exchanged free Of n mortgage.
The buyers Of the Liberty street parcel
Nil take possession Of II next month.
Shen they expect to start the erection
o. a twelve story building. part Of which
,hey hope to rept to the Guaranty Trust
Company. The new building will over
look the Chamber 81 Commerce Building
and in the rear will overtop the low
Clearing House structure. William A.
White & Sons and j.. Curry Watson
NEGOTIATED the transaction.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

Albany. March 10 The following realty
corporations were chartered here to day:
tan capital sloo 900. directors. isidors
J. Reynaud. Charles Eiscnhaucr and James
Avi,abie. Brooklyn. y. y.
Bearhlong Realty Cnmpsny. Msrhat-
tan; capital $1,000; directors. David e.
liirsch. William ". Pyrne and George
T~hornhi,l. New York city.
Forsyth stanton Realty Corporation
Manhattan: spi,al. $1,000. directors. Max
Henry Sslzer. Brooklyn. Milton Hart.
Bronx. and Isidore J. Greenbers. New
York city.
capita. $1,000. directors. Maxwell Parnes.
Anna Young and Eta zernosk. New York
city.
J NJ y. Company. Manhattan. capital.
$500 directors. Joseph VI Prody. Henry
I. ketchan and Pearl e steiner. New
York city
Powers Construction Company. Msnhat.
tan capital. $500: directors. Austin T..
Prcssinger. New York city Richard :
cline. Brooklyn. y Y.
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LIS IpF<Df<~.
Manhattan.

MOTT 81. :7s-Firucia NJ Aversa ae, Rosa
Maras'o 81 a. ,a'neniei foreclosure ~
mtg s'ty, J G,eenN.rs ,.,o,
Metropolitan Life lns % agt Rtoiy,
Adler \ Koch TO 81 a 'forc'.nsuro of
mtg atiys, Butcher, Tanner ~ Foster,
agt Chas q F1yrare e. al action to
en.or'e mrchanes Hem, atty W r
kimber.
DIANE ST. 5, 100 " Elm 81. is2y7s:-
science and Art agt walter |. Mclius ct Al
at;ys, parsons ciossen \ Mclivainc
JOHN ST, is-Josern u Cornell aEt 'has
r Benton IT a. 'partiu''', ATTY. II ;
BRONX.
i6:p ST, sos 4, ls.h =, +. al" > rros
poet av, soyI!ls i".d 81 go IL Il.
French co. ct al foreclosure OF three
mtgs attys. Morrison \ SchiN
BURKE AV. . =. AIS g Bronx aN' assN.ll
John A Gavagan axt 'haT'"- ; Nc
DAIRY ct al foreclosure OF mtg 1ttN
BRONX Az. e :. 500 II King st 5oS9o-
Mary J Gavagan agt Frank Notary. 81
al foreclosure 81 mtg. atty y j Nc
Go,drick.
BURKE Az. cor Barker az, ?5xss9-
waiter j Gavagan agt Edward Is Nc
Garry ct al foreclosure OF mtgl, ATTY
y Ncinldrick
LOT So. map 81 Laconia Park On tax
map-Mun!cipl Liens ca aE' Rosario
Terrusa ct al action 20 i9rec.2s" trans
fer 81 tax LEM atty, Y G smith
aaSD ST. II = between white plains roa ]
west hair, WakeiN.dl MARY Ryan agt
John T. Ryan ct al faction 10 for"close
trans,sr Of tax ,tenl a,,y' 4 Noes \
o .s;; mSp Of Lions .i"ns"@ "a rs ssS :, Slo
cutoro 81 al faction to torso'osc trans
fer of tax ienD, atty. + e Smith.
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PITTSBURG BUCKET
SHOPS ARE RAIDED
state COnstablcs Close Other
Offices Throughout Penn
sylvania.
60 HELD FOR 4 HEARING


''.''''""' ""''" ~ 'N'''"s
squad of the state coiistabuiarv into the
PITT sburg financial district. Deputy At
q Jtor,c, a. Davis and
g.. -. ,,.u. -, ,,o s,.,o
o"'' "s" ''"' -.
troopers conducted q spectacular r"'u
here to-day on alleged bucket shops
which have operated unmoiested for
..... uo.,.. s,u,,,.,.o,.,, o,ber
~ u.
ra'ds were conducted !" " "u'"oer VI
cities and " In western Tehhsyi'a-
MIA.
The raids were well timed ana every
preparation had bcei' maze III auNa"'e
TO assure the arrest OF every Person .o"-
nected WIN the operation vi Nv -.
ishments. investigators rro" .>e" io'N
ana 'hicag" s'och eN'n""s.'
IN flt'spurs Tor weeNs "",''i"' ~ wv
sary eV,ie"'e 'uN'", VIZ .a ,ht. ,t,,.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

Nm = reilly; 1922 an y : y, from
Moses Smith. SO Broome ST. 3 yrs from
June /. 1914; address, Ii Jackson
10TH Az. 755. store ~noor-Theress sea.
grist to Herman = I.ut,ers 755 10Th sv.
5 yrs from May /. 1916. sttys. We'll 4
NrH sr. it5 W. all-Msrgt " Forbes to
George isysy. $50. b~sy. !" yrs from
Av'G. so. s,or. nocr-Eliss t;r..nb.rr 10
sam iiaiber a ano' I" Az g. : yrs from
HoUsroS ST.. ,s.. y. store and basement
p,,sN r. MS's sa, 10 M rom S. Er;l'i is
atty. Abr Brill. :e9 Bw,~. $500
BROoME At. :a7. store roor-M Noble Gold
to I.oui. Feldmsn go Broom- -. ) yrS
from May |. 1915. atty. a oiut'man. e;
sorTH ST. liz. -tore-Abr weinbe So
4 and - Hanover Lunch. In. "a, I
Ian ST. 'i-l- yrs atty. Benz Wei';,. -
isr AZ. -. 1881 =; blk TO Harlem
RIVER. alI-Fiith e wilde e, al \ .ano
to Harlem Market co Ltd, loe ith
st. 10 yrs from April 80, 1915 any.
T. y Foster. l32 Nassau st......Sll,li0
PIKE ST. q. ~-,ore-Julius Rachrach ca
!" LYMAN "oldssrs; SS,SsaSs St. e%kISSno,
i:isT ST, :is 4, store-Anram P~'nk"wii@
to Max Brosgol. : yrs from Feb !. i.l6
atty Max Brossol. .i5 T. ieist 1t S;G
WISE Az " cor iso!h st, store 40 , and
iAne,t. s5 = lsoth .,, 5 yrs from Sep,
/, 1915; atty. louis Line''. ..t5 + i.gih
''Fi'nis M.rrcii.. sea : Bi,d. 3 Yrs from
Sept (, 1915 60 yrs renewaD atty. Harry
Levin, ISL T. Rway............, $3.50
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The BrOnx aud BrOOklyu %.

At II vEsEy STREET
nv samuel Mara.
li:TH ST, 2:a,:a =, u . 400 = 20 sv,
a%oNioo,. 'M" = ,stv limits, and stores
et nj. due. ss,O9S5, taxes. s. ses37:
adjourned to March -
~ Joseph 7 pay
- Az. lels, W :,N y 9sth :. .;>is.
sly 'Tm, ana .;"r"1-M H.MaTa So
ueN"s &', N,57T" adjourned to March
At S@c> riIlRp AVENUE
~ Joseph T. DAY
ia7rH 81, 50, u n 5 5;ea " cypt.S. az.
.iNloo, ; sly tumt-FlIa Her'leiu agt
RriiS"t nRonrk" ct a. due. tsoi?.t..
lascs g. Hs?e: 70 James ana Amelia
Cunningham for $500.
Nv ,ieorg. Price.
loNGFElLow Az, ltt7, " :. 100 = Jen
rings ~. .5xlo0, 3 sN hous"-M :;
Tinker agt q . Schrc'la- - 81: due
s",l67a taxes, y, sl?ii2; to tie
rlninnr ......,..... ....... $1,000
lat II BROOKLYN REAL EsrATI:
E~X'H A\';F.
~ W. j ~MoPhn'iam, & go
MYRTLE Az, u 4" cor Grand Az, -5NiNo--
Heimcrdinscr agt l. %S'ycrman ., n.
pITKi% " COZ Miiler AZ. ?s>ioc"
= wsliach aGt q W Tt'comh Ct a. "a. u
81. swS. .r,crser n y : rsth av' .26>
.nNaN irrrs lui"king aga = VI
Mullen ct al to the rlnintir y ooo
u, " = Rae
s>vN ST : go . alh az, >0NlUu. irll
81. s. las ~ = fnrr Hamilton ay. ,o>lot
\ jser"r agr jnvph, 'ous'n 90. In
81 p"rc"' f." M" r'","'ln 70.
parcel :" SOC
wiIInuGmRy ~ "a r'r.or N
agt / Heuii'k o. A., ~. th'
pNdlU'lU "'.. -.-f'. ~ WV
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WASHINGTON. March 10 destroyer
Palch has arrived at san Juan. torpedo
boat Barney at rhilad"ipllid, DESTROYER
Cassin a. Sdnto ppmingo CITY. destroyer
Jenkins a. GonaINrS. submarine k-G. re-
pair sh!p Panther and iIg Peoria 1T Key
West. yacht Mayfower At Washington
collier orion ~ Guantanamo d"stroyrts
Preston and Ru. at Charleston and torpedo
boat MaiSworih a. santiago de Cuba,
The torpedo boat ANlNlE has sailed from
CienfuePns fnr GnantanauNo, torpedo boat
Uenham from New YORK yard for pos
rerair trial. cruiser birmingham from
Ponce for Guantanamo. destroyer 'uW-
miugs from Mole - Nicho.as FOR Port an
Prime. d.stroy.rs cushing and prayton,
torpedo boats Melville. Parker ana War
r!ngton from santiago lie cuba for Guam
tananIn. destroyer NcD"usa! from Mo-. -.
Nicholas FOR Port au prince, collier Nero
from san Francisco for san Diego. de-
s,royer Nicholson fNpm cienfuegos FOR
Guantanamo, torpedo boat Winsluw from
Cl.nfurgus for t;uintina mo.
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STREET MOVE
News A%nxiOusIS awaited Here BE-
fore Raids Hegnn.

Wall Street knew yesterday that ar
rangements were being made for - State
wide raid OF bucket shops IN Pennsyi-
vania At noon to-day. The stock EN-
change and tho Chicago Board Of Trade
extended al possible aid to the Federal
authorities.
The Street was on ,iptoe for he first
news OF the aid Although IL was
generally known that many offices in
Pennsylvania wcr. 10 be closed the "Nac
location OF the different houses was not
known The financial district heard that
the raids began under the direction Of
Deputy Attorney eneral Davis of Penn
sylvania and that about nifty members
OF the State Constabulary closed offices
III Erie. oil city. Washington. Indiana.
sharon. Johnstown. Altoona. Newcastle
and elsewhere. II also Was known that
one Of the places involved was the Com
solida,ed Stock and Produce Exchange
in pttsburg. which has been fighting
Western Union exchange quotations for
some time.
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BIG TRADES FEATURE
OF REALTY TRADING
Liberty st. Plot and 18th st.
Lofts in Onc--BrOnX Cham
Der Building in Other.
SETH Low RENTS HOME

Tao exchanges of iargc and important
properties gave unusual interest to the
,.,, estate market yesterday. The larger
., these had to do with the Ticgler
property on Liberty street which will
n. reimproved with an ONCE building.
md a new mercantile building on Forty
.,,h street in the Fifth avenue section.
IN. other exchange involved the COM
,araiively new building Of the Bronx
,.hsmber ~ Commerce and the building
~ the Twenty third Ward Bank. In ad-
s,,,en 20 these an unusually large num-
Nor Of small apartment houses in both
Manhattan and The Bronx found buyers.
4, the leasing department the most no.
,sh,e transaction was the renting Of the
s.,b Low residence mt Madison e
ard S!x,y-fourth street. a fine residen-
mi district. to realty operators who will
sl,.r the building into stores and apart
ments.
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LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.

Cross 4 Brown Company has leased at
eco Fifth avenue 5000 feet Of space to
the French Trading Company space on
the tenth hoor to George h Taylor:
space on the eighth floor to J. Rummell
& Co. and Walter Weiss 4 Co. space OH
the twelfth floor 20 J. n, susskind & Co.
and about 1000 feet Of space TO the Mer-
cantile stores Corporation.
William d. Bloodgood & Co. have
leased the store and basepent adjoining
the southwest corner OF Broadway and
F!fty-sixth street for a term OF years TO
the Manhattan Motors Company. agent
for the Vim and Selden trucks.
George A. Bowma has leased the
third ioor in ils West Forty-second
stree, 10 the Fox Electrical Corporation
and part OF the NTH floor In Icl West
Forty-second street to J. Seiden.
The Ogden a GARRISON Corporation
have leased the fourth DOR In ! and .
! West Thirtieth street for a term OF years
| to the Crescent Cloth Sponging COM
many the store and basement at f+4S
broadway. temporarily, to h . Great
Barnes Company, and tire store and
basement AT 226 Fifth avenue 10 the
V. 4 V. Sales Company.
". y. Perrin 4 Co. printers OF bonds
and stock certificates. have leased
through Charles Il. Van Alien the sew
enth door ut IS Spruce street for a period
Of FIVE years.
He'll 4 stern have leased In the new
building which Ii to be erected at the
northwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Twcnty-ninth street the tenth hOor &c
the William Fels Company for a Ions
term Of years
saw & Co. have leased the store a
the northwest corner OF l30th street ans
seventh avenue 10 Samuel Farowich ant
Harry Chefetz.
N. NJ. Hayward 4 Co. have leased fo'
a term of years the north store In IN,
building al $3.50 Broadway to II. Klein
ladies' apparel.
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SETH LOW LETS IN TRADE.
Madison Avenue Home. Rented 90
Operators. TO be Made Into stOp~s.

EN-Mayor Seth Low has decided TO
permit his residence at the southwes;
corner OF Madison avenue and Sixty
fourth street to be altered for trade. II
Is a large four story II basement struc-
ture. covering the larger part OF a plot
2s.3xlOO.5. Next door 10 the new six
story American basement house OF rvin9
r. Bush and on n~eiEhboring lots are the
new house OF Orme Wilson and the
homes of Edward J. Berwind. Charles
Steele. Dudley Olcott I'd, Charles l..
Bernheimer and others. The nome Of
the ex-Mayor has been turned over TO
iialsey 4 Flint. realty operators. under
a twenty-one e leasehold agreement,
The lessees are to extensively remode
the residence at q cost OF about sac, 900,
making 1t into stores and apartments.
They have similarly treated other old
residences along Madison avenue includ-
ing the Washington n house.
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aRoNx BANK RUYs NEW HOME.

The Twen.v-thlrd Ward Bank has
bought the North Side Board Of Trades
building at tie junction 81 Third avenue,
Lincoln avenue and 18th street and
facing Public square. The bank " now
located at the northwest corner OF Third
avenue and l35th street in a two story
building which II has given TO the board
of trade in exchange for its more promi.
nen,iy located building. The board OF
trsde's building Is three stories. bnN
abou, two years ago on q plot 4"SlO2x
iixino. The bank Will occupy the ground
floor. which has never been ~t"nanted.
The hoard Of trade will continue IN the
building under lease starting April 3.
The day title to the property will pass
70 the bank. The banks present home
Will be put on the market by the trade
board. 1t faces the Third avenue bridge
approach. which until new transit
cha need conditions was the most promr-
men, section Of The Bronx.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

-..l -lu q ,.
Az. a. s"- MOTIFS LEVIN sons sst Lila
KeIler 81 a., rem ,...tso
agt Joseph Spektorsky ct AL Feb 81.
1915 ''' ,:,u:-. 1880 YVES
TIL Az. oo-Wiuiam II sn"nes agt. u
: Really q Improvement no ct NJ: Ian
~. 1919 ,,,'',n ;s.- 10"
trustee; attys, ann ,,-,,. 5000
10TH Az n e cor 2o'th tEni-rsonl At
l2slNlo5 10 u y : ~ \ -N't, July I.
lsll-Msy MarS 10 ,i.o and Arhur Wise.
trustees, and b"'ti" Wise trustee: atty,
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10 Alfred Hahn, l:<? Madison av attys,
Stroook 4 =. 30 Broad 1t. :,.,. $4,000
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ls 2xssll. Dec ~. lsil--Louis and
Annie Levy 10 Alfred Hahn, l2i2 Madi-
son av, attys, me.,...,...... sl2,0 900
SAME PROPERTY. July /. isic--ssme to
sam. ....,.,......,.,.,... $40 5000
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Town + Rice TO k-ppisr 60, Inc;
atty to GO, LIZ Bway a''n' 10000