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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11
"HE-FLIRT" MORE DEADLY THAN "SHE"-HIS
TRIBE THRIVES IN LARGE CITIES

ioUs to the woman battling her way
alone in the world
The "he" species of f1irt is much
more viruIent than the "she" spe-
cies. 1t is seldom that a woman f1irt
is a menace to society. AS a rule,
the male f1irt always is.
The male fliTt preys continually
upon the womanhOod of the nation,
not discriminating particularly be-
tween the married and unmarried.
He is responsible for half the divorces
and nearly all the broken hearts
along the highway of sorrow.
The he-firt is a type that infests
all large cities. 1t is also found in
the country towns, but not in such
plentiful numbers. The city is it's ia
vorite habitat, because in picking it's
victims it prefers to run the entire
gamut of human nature. The city
affords this opportunity.
In general actions all fiirts are
similar They smile on the slightest
proVovation, ogle with their eyes and
endeavor to convey the impression
that they are rather shy. Some
times their gaze is direct and at
other times it is cast in a sideIong
manner from beneath lowered eye
lashes.
The she-flirt is much more subtle
then the he-firt.
F7lirts are divided into various
classes, each distinct in itself and
each variety manifesting it's own
characteristics and peCuliaTities.
The most important divisions of
the fiirt are probably these:
The street f1irt, the street car f1irt,
the jitney firt, the restaurant fiirt,
the automobile f1irt, the phone f1irt,
the picture-show flirt, the police firr
and even the vegetable man, you
will find, is willing to flirt.
Of all these divisions, the street
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11

acter reading by hats, is prone to
sef-induIgence. Then there is the
secretiVe kind, hiding her eyes be-
hind a curtain and pulling her hat
~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11
y Anna Carroll
his cigar. She wrote the following
story as a result of her experience.
BY ANNA CARROLL

A firt is a person, usually male,
whom you never saw before in your
life and who persists in forcing his
attention upon you.
Every woman who finds it neces-
saTy to go UnescOrted on the streets
Of any large city has the firt to con-
tend with. The firt is most obnox-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11

down to her eyebrows.
The girl who is continually re
ranging her hat and pTinmping
hair may have a fitfUl mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
IRON AND STEEL MARKET.

The General Elec'rIc Company Is taking
prices on l.ioo ton. uf -. per cent silicon
ion for shipment to its Lynn works. H..
livery H. wanted for The second quarter
or last half of the year dependent upnn
IN. prices submitted The international
900 tons Of . to , per cont silicon iron
sor shipment over the lIsr hdlf ~ tho year
Ia its ElnW God H'nry, ONO, work. In III"
local territory inquiries are s'ui II tho
market for 10000 tons ~ foundry grades.
including 500 tons FOR . hudson Valley
iron for "a Brooklyn machinery mtuuftc-
,urcr for delivery over Tho last hair ~
'"rhnrc t. les. having OF foundry iron by
consumer IN New England and fewer con-
tracts are being placed FOR either steel.
ern rrnnsyi>auia, bat ai5.tio""i "Gi,Ie as
vrauutiug about 5000 tons. made IN ~
small lots, came to the surface YESTERDAY
Tor second quarter aud last htlf "t ihC
wears shipment The business Was dts
;yrthnted among Buffalo. eastern aud cen.
tral PcnnsVlvauit furnaces.
The embargo on shipments 81 coke into
tina Runalo territory has not been severe,
enough to interfere with the operations OF
hast furnaces. or with tn" sicu! works IN
that section. Eastern lcnu-NlNan,t fur.
uaccs thus far have not leru embarrassed
ore from Port Houry, y y which III,
h,cu in effect for several wo"Ks. hui thor.
is very llttlc local or" aNIiIdh.c Shu.l,i
In. situation b-c"W" NOR, ,'r!au,,
wrought steel pipe, which Ma r"c"u'lA
advanced to Sal per ton base, being III,
list, is now selling At me highest price
since Muroh I, 100. Mi'r, he discount va,
Gs,s per cent, equivalent TO approximate,
s63 per ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
FAILURES DUE TO FOOD COST.
Uiph Prices GOrcc Three Nrstau'
rant Men out ~ business.

To IN, rising prize Of food - partly
attributed the rouh!"s -! three rrstdu'
rant owners whose fsilrr" vas an
nounced yesterday. They .,r' tA. Mod
crn Restaurant Company. vhi'h has
eating places al % Mildcu eve and loo
Nassau street. carl schulz "t 1873 West
Thirty third street and Jacob bernstein
Of To- East broadway.
\ ~pcti,inu I'm bankruptcy wns tiled
against the Modern Restaurant company
hv Frank &, white, with - "laiu Of
S6,o95: the New York iio itak'ug com.
pany. si,523 and the international cot
tee Company. Sl,35". Judg" ha1d ai.
pointed Miss Bertha E.,rhauEli receiver,
with authority To- coNtinu" 4" business
twenty days, on tlc apnlia,tion OF Eu
fus q. Finch. president of the N.N Norh
Pie Baking Company, with the consent
~ 4 l.. liarComhe, president Of IN" res
taurant company.
Mr. Finch believes that with the aib
ur the court TIN" reorganization can Ice
mad, successful. The liabilities ~cr.
given A. 1913. 0u0. book value Of III.
planr and equipment s27.i.s, food <iUu.
IL was said that the Maiden LANE restau.
rant, which paid $4,000 - year rent,
had been run at a loss for some time,
carl Schulz, who made an assignment
10 l-idor conn, has been In business
twenty years. Ji'ob bernstein filed a
petition in bankruptcy, with liihilitits
S9,l96 and assets sI.h. lie has beet,
Ia hIsiutss fifteen Years,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
NV REALTY CORpOR ATIONS.

ALBANY, April a.-Th- following realty
companies Were Incorporated to-day.
Tn" North Fr"cport Realty Company,
Hampstead, I" !; capital. $4,000; d!r"c-
tors, Edward lh', Frederick Tho and
Conrad N.arnger.
The Bronx County Mason Company.
Bronx; capital. $500. directors. Morris
iSeiiss "4''"e''"' 'o'" '" anu MAN D4"'
Tn. Spencer Holding Corporation. Man
haitian; capital, $50, 600; directors, Gussie
Sr.ktursky, samuel ". Spencer and Louis
Spektorsky,
Sch"rtck x M.nIel, New Rochelle. cap.
ital, 10000, directors, Roy Schcri'k, ".
ii. Mendel, Jr, and Arthur /, Peck,
B!ltmore Construction Corporation, capt
tai, $4,000. Manhattan: directors. David
Greenwald, william Io!lak and Joseph Mos
ku"it1.
Louis simon Holding Corporation. capital.
5000, Manhattan directors, Miriam Simon,
Pauline Greenbcrg and Jacob Simon.
Dot Realty Company, capital $1,000,
Manhattan. directors. Anna /. Jane, sarah
H., lesseibaum and Jacob i.esselbauui.
w. J., -, Company, capital, $1,000, Man
haitian: directors, Wiiheininu Y. G"nncriCh,
Henry W, Gennerich ana Carolyn kOrchleln.
Bronx fSthian Temple Corporation, capt.
tai. $4,000, Bronx. directors. Edward c.
Gibbs. Morris SELF and Louis G~i'tc,ruan,
Emerson Construction, capital, $1,000,
Brooklyn, directors, Meyer Mitchell, Isaac
Moss and isldlr Roth.
Louis Michscls Realty Corporation. capt
tai, 5000. queens. directors. Louis \.
Mich,els, james T. Bado aud Catl -
Peters,
Sterling Homes Company. capital. $1,000,
white rlains: directors. rhauncey ~ Grif-
fen, l.. ward Prince and Ernest H. Ripley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and BrOnx ~saIesrUOms.
lat IL VESEr STREET.
ny I.s.ph I. NAY

lat Il vEaEf STREET.
By Joseph L. Day.
BOLTON ROAD. g =. seaman ay 10 Pros
colt av. l2S.5Nl2S hXl6+sllt: vacant
Trustees Of DyckiHIu Library agt q u
Hayes It al. dur, {l0,J73is. taxes, 81,
sa5g0t; adjourned to April 10.
18Th II, II :, IA W Let av. 31xl00 II. va
can't N Bowers. trus, agt NJ VI Sill
Veruan Il al; due, $3.50 10; taxes, &c.
$3.50; Withdrawn.
lat 320s THIRD AvENUE.l
by Joseph l.. Day.
WALTON Az. " =. 1929 II Burnside av.
SEXES 6x5.llx75.s xlOl,5, vacant - cnas
Kurth ct al agt Fordmont Rlty 20 ct
al; auc. s!,t2oss: 'a~ss. Sc. t27i. to
the defendant for $3.50.
by NJ. MorgeIthau. Jr.. Co,
FIFTH ST. 1896 Il. 5 s. 400 W Msrmion
av. 2axlO0. ] story theatre, ieasehold--
Eiiz Spiess agt Benfra Rlty a. Holding
90 et al; due, Sa,3s7.i!; taxes, &c, &5s:.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
,pru,r, TO HAVE MIC STUDIO.

Washington Square studios. II syndI-
,,c Of artists. has taken an option on
'rs plot 10.INi6I. AT the southeast cor
col" Of Washington square II Thomp-
so1 street, upon which 1t plans TO build
o. fourteen story studio apartment build
x upon the cooperative plan. The Site
= opposite TN. Judrou Memorial Church.
The committee in general charge of the
work and representing the subscribers
,u,s'j OF Carl j. Blenuer. Edmund W.
,-.ar'a. Frank r. llutchins. Charles
oaclt'n and Albert Jdesers. all paint
r. except the laiter. who is a sculptor.
.~slrles ". BuCkhlni. architect. de-
gnra the building. The David Knott
'WpiiN. which operates the Holley
ma Jud,on IN the Washington square
s'ation. has taken owe OH II net rental
ass al. apartments not controlled and
oNncd hy artists. The option on the
md has been taken from the Elena
F. aity company. Dominick Ahbate pres.
don't Land and building viii represent
ao investment OF s15o.0po.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
oPr1c1AN RENTS ON 9Th AVE.
Will Erect Building for own Use
Mt $50.

T.. u. Meyrowitz. optician. has taken
q lease from the estate OF George II.
Warren OF the site. 2Sxl25. at eco Fifth
avenue. 81 feet north Of Forty-third
street. and plans to build a new building
for his use. A five story structure, oc-
cupied for several years by A. @. Spald-
ing Il Bros. who are having a new home
fitted up almost directly opposite at 523.
will make way for the Improvement.
Starrett 4 Van Week. architects, have
prepared plans for u five story building
to be completed by the fall. TIL lessee
will occupy the entire structure. but
will continue his stores at 237 Fifth
avenue and In Brooklyn. Albert H.. Ash
forth was the broker. When the Spaid-
ings ook a lease of the property in 1912
for the balance OF the term of the Henri
Bendel lease they were reported to be
paying S2?,500 a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fast Side Theatre SOld-Art-
i,t TO Build on Washington
Su.--knights Buy site.
Eth AVE-. BUILDING LEASE

Tho miied lines OF trading which
,,y. characterized realty activity for
some tine were in evidence again yes
,erda,. \ theatre in Fast Eighty-sixth
street. was about the best urn OF the
dt,. \ group Of artists seeing the sue
cess ~ the artist studio colony In Sixty
seventh street plan TO erect a tall
studio siructlre in Washington Square.
=, vii be- across from h Judson
Memorial Church ~ the deal goes
through. Several East side flats were
..sold by professional traders to IA
suyer WHO gave a country place In part
na;mon; The knights Of Pythias have
.ecur,i a plot IN The Bronx on which
,,cv will erect a temple and store build
\ number of good leases were ne
.1,o.cd IN the business zones. The best
.,s TIE leasing of the property Ut $50
r,h avenue by an optician who will
,rec; a building there for his business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04

- Muu,naT, NIeNitas !".. mile. south %
Stl,iN Hook Al moon ,rsterua!
:, lllnor,, Port Agthur. l5 milcs wes'
of sand Ky ~ noon
= III AHA galveston, @" miles north at
Jupiter a, y "
:. u sol ..!vc-,on 60 miles north OF
Ju,u'or - - T.
:, uomu, NJ" orlran. rasscd Jupiter n
y, Comao.lc. J,h,omvAc, - mice NORTH
u: -. Jlai'. Aar q, =
;, Radiant Tamplro. . mllr- sou,hwet'
OF Diinupd Shotl ~ noon
- slra'usa, Havana, - mile. south OF
SANDY huuK At l. NJ
- Cuu'h o. galveston. ~ miles west of
KEY Wet u, y "
- tty ~ Mont GomrrN, savannah. 10 miles
south ~ sandy Hook At noon.
- Comet. Port Arthur, IA miles south Of
sandy NooH AZ noon
- S,nti,g" = mpiro u uii,s soufnN cs'
OF pIamulrI Sho,l Al . l. NJ
~ ZIIa. san Juan, ;i milrs south OF
SIIuN lirut ~ noon
: 'rimd,4',u T,mn''o' -" miles sou'h OF
- puu,, rnur, "a mics south OF >.l.,A
Hook At . i. "
- OTTO Hall, pucno, .Ayrcr. ~, mllr-
eouth southeast OF sandy Hook At : I NJ
tn. ktrUe. Brunswick. 80 m1les Morthca.'
VI, brpn,Wlrk bar st.s.r
- Mumus, New Orleans, ~ miles north
OF Jupiter at y i ",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Anchor line; Tuscania, sailing TO.
day for Glasgow, wlll tskc mall. closing
at \. NJ. for scotland.
Ia V.lore liner ~S'snpslia, calling TO.
day for Naples. VII take mall. closing a.
= 10 \. NJ, for Italy. Humanis, Switzerland
and Greece.
The American liner Finland. sailing to-
morrow Tor liverpool, will take mall. clos
ing at k:aD \. NJ, for Europe, except Ter
many Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Tur'
Norway, sweden and Denmark. also far
Africa. West Asia and East 1ndies. Mai
for spain ana Portugal Will lie taken II
specially addressed.
The sand American liner Oscs,
w., calling Thursday for thristian!a ans
Copenhagen. viii taxi. mall, closing at IL
\. NJ. Tor NORWAY. sweden. Denmark. thu
Netherlands. Switzerland. Russia.
Austria, Hungary, L~uNemburs, Bulgaria
S,rbis and Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
GEM IMPORTS NEAR RECORD.
No Market ~ Europe. Dealers I ~
Toad stocks Here.

john Is. Sagu", Appraiser of tine
Port. aid yesterday that Expectations
Of precious STONES, In"lGdiis diamonds,
during March W"r" Valued at Si.g3A.44J.
tn. record o. ahou, $4,000. oo0 was es-
t.b.isaed just prior Ia the enactment OF
the present ttrllt Law,
No market cNls'~ ia Europe for
precious stones h,-au>c of the war and
dealers abroad ar" unloading their
stocks IN his country. Last months
i,nportatious were diNiioI as follows
Cut stones. s3.3.2,a9a; uncu, stores.
dutiahlo al 10 per cent, AL ,aiuIcm. ST.
3ls.4l. miners and slazlrrs' stones.
S4i,s>l.
In February. 1916, precious STONE i'm
,rorts were valued At St7S3,l32; IN
March. 1915. sl,oi9,"7N. and IN March.
1917, S",ogi, 9gG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
wnOLEsALERs MOVE NORTH.

The Compagnie Morana. dealers In
essential oils and perfumery supplies at
1si Fifth avenue. have leased the store
and basement at 1I6 TO 100 East
Twenty-sevcnth street for ten years and
ten months at AN aggregate rental OF
$4,000. NJ. & l.. Hess negotiated tho
lease.
William A. White q IONS have rented
the store. basement and first loft Of the
building at ~ Stone street extending
through the block TO 80 Bridge street.
After alterations are completed the
premises will be occupied by Alexander
II. shaw q Co.
stores at 3iS Eighth avenue to j.
C~anaghan 249is West Fourteenth
street TO West Side Review ?lo West
Fourteenth street 20 y. Macdonald. and
the Fenticostical NaZarene Church and
a floor hi that building to the Rev. T. NJ.
jump and a Mr.. Jorl!t.
The Arm of Leonard J.. Carpenter has
leased a loft at &c waverley place. cor
ner Greene street. 70 Jacob Goldstcln.
George kctchum has subleascd the store
at 81 Nassau street for "A term "a
! silver & Herman: also offices In Sc
Broone street TO the David Brown Com
pany.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles $,
Brown Company has rented an office AT
10 to II West Thirty-eteh nth street "a
Scopes " t'eustmann. architects.
William r. Ericrst has rented to the
Riviere Brass and Bronz Company the
first loft and the front half OF the
second loft at 32S to 33c Seventh ave
nue..
q. W. Bromley Il Co.. publishers OF
real estate maps. located at - Pine
street for many years. have leased Of
fees AZ los Yves, Fortieth street.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased the
ninth loft in 1857 Madison Avenue. cor.
ner OF Thirtieth street. for "A term oi
years to Amsterdam g. Sachs. at an az.
greratc rental Of about $4,000.
cross = Brown Company has LEASED
at COZ West Forty-third street the thir'
iioor to Gustave ~Stickney. Tho Crafts
man; ~ ,ei-7ys Tenth avenue the sec
ond floor TO Joseph +. Cidon at i3'
Firth avenue the fourth loft to Blair
Miller & co.. at the Godfrey Building
Seventh avenue and Forty-nirth stree,
the entire ninth floor To the william l.
sherry Feature Film Company.
The Brett n Goode Company ha
leased additional space consisting q
about 1900 square feet In 15O-l56 La
fayette street TO PREFER Il RosenzweiI
ard tho Atlas Publishing Company. 20
long terms. These leases complete tn
renting Of the entire building.
Albert r.. Ashforth has leased tn
Arcade Store In the Acker, Neral !
Condit building. Fifth avenue an
~1hirty-Hfth street. to L. II. Sheridan
SPACE in the Frances Building. FIT
avenue and Fifty-third street, to IA
& Weiss for a term OF years; space !
the Tilden. 1906 West Fortieth street. (
Frank G. Thomas and George NeddeI
New York. and Hagersto~n Meta
| Stamping Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
Houses for III, Summer
VERMONT.
VERMONT.
LAKE COTTAGES
On Shore Of One Of Ieftiest
Lnkos IL, Exru-Onf

IN "THE lost DELIGHTFUL REGION
OF EASTERN AMERICA"
from SIX to ten rooms, fully furnished.
end cold water. open ArepiacSs, Complete
Electric Ranges for Cookinx. constant elec-
tric service at extremely low power rates.
clubhouse. vegetable and flower garden.
tennis. rowbosts furnished. motor boats
s~vailablc: splendid mountain scenery. ture
Mountain Spring Water. beautiful drives.
telephone. free delivery OF mail, groceries.
laundry. Ice and all supplies: near village
81 1000 inhabitants. boarding at club-
house II preferred. best OF reference. Price
USE TO $3.50. May 20 TO Oct. -. Write Tor
illustrated booklet. Address W. T. s., box
1856 Sun onice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
KNrGHTs TO BUILD TEMPLE.

i'rouN Lodge ats Of the knights Of
pytniaS has concluded negotiations for
OIL. purchase of a Bronx property, which
Wll improve with Il building - he
".Na rs the Bronx I'ythiaS Temple.
rom samuel Cowtn il bought the plot.
'.N'.. un the cast sidc Of Prospect
avenue, TO feet north OF l52d street.
Wort, VII Ice started shortly on tho
. H' 900 OF q three story clubhouse con-
', : 10 large banquet hail and lodge
So r, lIl ais, a row of taxpayer
..'.. The deal was arranged by hr.
, p Thomas. chancellor commander Of
'H" ,,r-i't z1tiuu. julius II. Zcis.r
handled 'No legal end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04

I." H.'lleS, Horton Company hav
.lI 20 south Elliot place, II three
.". NH.r''au basement brick house.
-'''." '' kaln aud Lafayette avenues.
r T.. T. G'Iu"a % u client FOR occu-
I..t
W, -r : Ross has sold for the Elge
'"a.'" Corporation to 4 builder four lots
q" w. l.'tn s.d" Of Slxty-eighth street,
". ''.' west of Sixth avenu" and for
''. ii'I'luG 20 a client for occupancy
81 'f. ,rn.'v mouse on the south side OF
Sc -.''t street, west Of Fourth ave
M
I"'.- 'i'lI AMI Samuel Teplitz bought
VI" i..' 400 on the suutheaS; corner
'' Th'i r'r,"' ami larkyllle avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04

Tic Eishty-sixth Street Theatre. In
id.ug the real estate at 162 East
i.eut,-s Nth street and 1853 to 1863 East
ghiy-ufth street, has been sold by the
righty-siNth Street Construction Com
any Moss n Brill) to the Midvale
imu>. Weut Company. controlled by
Marcus Locw. The house will be used
for feature pictures. The theatre. which
WIS erected by th. Moss & Brill inter-
ISIS ABOUT i've wears ago. fronts 21.9
'ec' uu Idghtv-siNth street and 91.5 feet
on F~iehty-df;h street. 1t is three stories
on ~Iighty-siNth street and four stories
on Elghty-nfth street and is Just west
= Second avenue. This will he the
hi-i theatre On this block under Mr..
lows control. tn others. tho York.
,llo and Orpheum, are locuted on the
north side Of Eighty-sixth street. be-
tween Third and Lexington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Rirun, 49, w IAN IT. ] .yr from Oct J.
ipl5, atty, Mullen & Bloch. l2o
oorM 81, III j.. sIimLoretta. corpn to
Dei I. 1918; atty. Harris Kapperman. -
ISL Mv. Insii. ttore--Irvins W plimaiow
to Dennis Ryan, 1850 I'd Hv. 3 yrs from
All !. 1918; attys, Geo Ringler 4 Go;
10TH Az AZ. s,or. aud b.:Mlchaei'' J
81, 10 lie yrs From. Api I. 1910: atty,
NJ Burghard. III Bway.......... SO. o
MADISON Az, ljso,,, cor store.>iiazie +
av, = yrs from Oct l, 1917; atty. Y NJ
Burghard, III Northumberland. 900
lark Az. A,oo-Aiil. n W 9 ,75th ~, all
john ii carr to Mutual: Mcpermott Dairy
iVi6; atty, u Il otheman, 81 Nassau
pEEospEcT AZ. Fox st. sil-ttiiiiy
Rlty Co to Benz Rabinowitz. 1919 Frank
AT n;iy. az M'o' il VI RaeI 'ss% ''s1sa, y ;S,s;
Sy Nv, ;aioaoo, 'ail-.Evanss Bros Inc. 10 Harry
Bryun. 1918 " 1854 st.. from Feb !. 1910.
70 Api l, 1920; atty Harry stein, i5o
wsEssTSmiasTrElin Az. iioioi.' ,.t.;ors-Manhst.
IAN Leasing 90 70 Evans Bros, Inc, 1870
;aitamrrS / stein No Bwayr,.. ,s.t85di
ST ANS's Az, sa+. stor.-John Miller to
VA from May /; ATTY. ? Fried ed Iis <
,ss1TSMa s r. $50 il. s,ore-.tnrist,.n i sorrlasc"'
mann TO Annie Colman, tI7 u l35th ri.
yrs from May J., 1915: atty. J Nc.
Crath. 50 MSIdSa lane .....'....,e.boo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

=. n Il. Iiomm have rented for the
Amoric Realty Company tho residence
AT les West Sey.rty-ninth street 20 Mrs.
y. \. Stuhhs
Edward :. Foley & Co. have leased
;he dwelling AT 2S9 West Twelfth street
COR David II. knott to Bessie Flynn
dwelling at "39 West sixteenth street
for \. Altman TO j. MacKegney dwell
ling AZ ~ kcap street for John W.
Morgan To Anna B. Frye, and the dwell
ling AZ I42 West Eleventh street for NJ.
Bardusch to Margaret iyrn.
Porter ~ Go. have leased To Mrs
Sarah Tucker the three story brown
stnnc hMrliinE at li1 West l".I strcet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
TRADING ~ THE BRO< \.

"i.G>Ti.N AVENUE. Daniel -
freedman, and Lawrence Davies have
.''3r. from l'aul llerz"g. through ~.
I' h"l'"r, -" IDIOT. l"cNi0", AZ ti.'
s.r' .y"~i corner Of Webster avenue
a'I i15tu -trert. Tho property faces
st. J"9N.s University and il just
''f' 90 tic lew theatre being erected
80 N'n>t"" ayruu" and 1s5th street.
f'ol iNlSF SrREfT.-MaX Brill IL
.~'pert'l to nt'" sold to Il builder for
''rr'Nemrut tho plot, 1~00Al05.ix ir-
'rIlr on "a" south sid" of lslst
s'''-. GOO feet east Of Nysc avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains offered by Banking De-
partment Stste Of New York TO builHerr. IN.
eMors and prospective homeeeckers., Alarge
mere. Leohia. .Ridgeheld. and Teaneck. New
Jersey. at one-half Of former owners prices.
Also q large number. OF two family houses 1T
Hudson Heights. Clifside. and Palisades Parls.
New jersey. AT about one-haIf former prices.
All OF the above properties are within q i've
cent fare Zone and within thirty minutes Of
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the business. of two corpora
tons now being liQuidased by the Banking
prices. Special Inducements TO contracf ors and
builders Who. will purchase . considerable
number Of lots For further particulars ad
OF Banks. care Banking Dept 81 BrOai~ay.
New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
CONNECTICUT FARM BUYER.

Adams a Keller have sold to Charles
a. Lewis of New York the G.. l.. II.
Martin farm on the New Canaan road,
OF 40 acres. partly In the
towns OF Lewisboro. y. ". and Ridge
neld' Conn. also sold to Mrs. X. X.
Mygatt the summer home OF Randolph
r. Runner. consisting OF thirty acres, on
Whipstick road. at R%ldgeheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
~. ~HARTsDALE SALE.

W j. Alderman has sold the Martha
. Eri'N estate on the Hartsdale road.
W,hprslng twenty-five acres. to Otto
'syer ~ Sew York city.
inc S'arsdale Estates Organization
aSs sold i"r pr, Albert Brown his resi-
r'me on Ifeenacres venue Greenacres.
:" le Town Of Scarsdale. N. v. To New
Inn cleveland, vice-president Of the
A'"hsoh Company of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. $40 w.-Irglie " Mcclure sgt
Jos ] Dorward and Jessie u cormmette,
owners .renewan .n....,......,$.3 40
agt Bing & Bing Const 60 owner; os-
borne Rea q 20 contractors ,remo,al,
tlOl. 80
It'll Az. W 5. from - to 80 SITS, ia;.GN:ao
--Tuttle & Bailey Mfg O. ugt Nat Cloak
& Suit Go owner: Osborne Rcu a 20
contractors trencwal) .........., s6G3.O OF
SsTH ST. 36-3s w-D q Weeks & son agt
NorInan l. Munro I;stst. owner ire
ms"ay! ,,''t:; i.ihh' s,V''Isa..