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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
SOME INTERESTING LEASES.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Van Buren, es-
tate from the plans the new six story and base
mont building to be erected at Nos 3S and 40 West
r7iftaentb-st.. size 50x103 feet for term Of ten
wears TO f. F. Caldwell & Co., at rental aggre-
eating s115G00.
n brigham Hall & Son have leased for John
Howard Wright to z. ]. Bradley for three years
the four story dwelling house No 70 west Ihirty-
a,ebtb-st: for Ida Meyer to a. Rosetu the store
No I47 Bleecker-st.; for Cornelius f. hlngsiahd 70
various 1essees five lofts at No 4s5 West Broad
xvav and to Joseph d'Allessandro for three years
the store and basement in the same building; for
Izann,e e Clark the building No 125 West Twenty
;,.bs+ for a client to F. A. Bernhard the store
~ No az Eebth-ave corner Twenty-ninth-st. and
- 1oroes Van Dvk the inside store in the same
t,iIdi,e. for William p. Dixon to Ernest de Vile
the building No 123 West Twenty-ninth-st.; Tor
the estate of George L. Kingsland to 8 F1scher
the store No 1884 Third-ave., and for the same
Gunner m Samuel White and F. KantrO respective
~ stores in No 2Os6 Thrd-ave., and for Katharine
7. Kingsland the store and basement No. sS7
F,ighth-ave to Leonard Lehman.
ogden &, Clarkson have leased for the estate
If Nathaniel Niles to the Rosenneld MANU- NJ
4ac+,Irine Company the store and basement at NO
10 so Pm6adway: for ]. H Burton, in coaaection
10 Pnt1er Davenport the store at No 43t Fifth
ave- 100 70 a. Nos So and So West Twenty-hrst-st
~ nsvid r Hall and Peter Gerldird, respecIiVely
to Never & Postley the store az NO 80 40 ptah
way ~ CHARLES G Haight, architect also several
otber offces in the same building; to RosenIeld q
T,IIiard: in conjunction with H H Gammann q
- he store and basement at NO 90 totod3Way;
to c. E. Riker, and In coh 9 TO Isrnadyrav tn
tirdsaII &, Co the stores at No. Lax BToaoWa{ -
S.n "1 14s Rroadwav to D. Ringgod & CO. j. Mac,
L;ntosh and s P. Carmichael, respectively. SIo
for F. w. Marks, to L. Ftnsterbusch' lott at NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
rPsDE IN CHICAGO.

rrv TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE'i -.
C,. Axs-- There was a vast amount Oh
seili-- s,o a great 6eai Of buying OF "hea' y
some one interest to-day Inc PoPNi -.
rr4-afion IS that Armour Is Aq1l~0s -
49, =. rs thought Tuesday that there
s-as a good deal Of Armour seIHhs 0Io r1.
,ic.,a- 3ha+ he was selling was firrner to-day
ss q. MAT Armour is getting out OF ms
- - =, ,,-se- 20 do that there must De d eoou
49, :. confusion and some vigorous suppor'iiie
90. r,,,g1ed in along with the selling me-
closa5 II "a PC lower than Tuesday MAY Soi
-sszr .-,s q. 7gskc and closed at 4t1zc "uis 80
~ -,a,o sellers September at e7sc IL loohNeo
ss - 9. r.r.is was doing good deal OF seAili4s IL
I, MS mona hlv the fact that the houses "4~h -
I.,us. connections were being used py Afh4oe4
ru,ssas markets were relatively firIer Iaii 'i'1
even I'D TO the close The crop news "0S 49,
t,,T1se, +o-b foreign and at Gables said ram
w.. ~, ,,asdeS In Russia. 81. Louis continued
% saDd eornplsints in regard TO the Southwestern
-, s,r+,n, 7. was said the recent cold spell
hs5 corr. mon the crop after a period OF drouta
English csz.,es were off fraction faris was OAA
&c on the deferred futures
If WAS estimated that the Argentine shipments On
FRIDAY would be 24e00co bushels. Clearances were
az ega bushels Brocnhan corrected the world ;
visible figure making the decrease sI52eso ousheis
instead of 10000 bushels. as announced IhesoaS.
A cargo OF 220oeo bushels No. / Northern wheat
va. sbsnned from here but the time there
ve, sto,t "a 600 bushels contract wheat out OF pr-
vat. houses II was possible TO say OF the TRACE
only ,gs+ :. was on great scale and that. clearly
enough the orders came largely from Armour
Cash oorn was weak; the samples unchanged 10
In lower The futures closed unchanged TO 1<e
lower MAY sold az zSssc and at &c, and closed at
<ssso Juf,r closed st 4zkc and September at 1850
sellers The Eastern demsnd was poor SHES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
OFFICE OF The
George A. TreadWell
Mining Company.
oU DT udu SLi 60
New York. May 18th, 1908.
% WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK.

We have in our Iron Queen group Ga ~ m. IN
welI-defined vein proved three thous nous &c +bar
length and with a probable length OF more tiai1
+,Io miles nroyed five feet in width al the i t
rnum and widening out in places 10 lofty 80
and at least two thousand feet IN depLh, VI" go
the proba bilities in favor of its gong oeo" NV
thousand feet +- and null
-inlying the three thousand feet IN lehsN. ~
two thousand feet in depth and I'VE Ieer - -
width we get the contents OF inc -
"a OO0 600 cubic feet of ore, which VII run Ten
c,,ic feet TO the ton. giving us 3o0oVS IONS. To-.
There is a net profit IN TINS o. az ttue' "A0 - WV
Orpy al expenses OF mining ana 'nttVtl Ky. o ono l.,
3Oo00e6 tons at so a ton yield $5oooV"oo III
profits 20 ,,,- ,,ronarties
rrhis is from only group OF our pIoPeI ~
In the Cliff and Brookshire groups peLeFe -
ore bodies to be even larger rlcher. anu iiIoI
alma BILE but il takes longer 10 get a. tlli,
Nc have several other groups almost eq"0'i1'
promising. .:a, ox-nerience in
4 have had too much practical eApeI I 49, -
i,,;-,er "a indulge in visions I would rather uI-
mining 70 mo l ~ o1reTestimate results. When
the limited Verde stock was f1rst oHefsu ~, IuI C
&c sst-ad 10 estimate upon the probaple pro-
duction Of the property, ana my esllLIIa 80
,or+ nF tho reality The same is true OF my
-tY-,,.+es of the Greene Consolidated, WIN
-t;cb Vas connected. The people VINO poueht
+ha tinted Verde upon my recoTfIISHue-1S u.
80 wade three thousand per cent upon III L
investment in ten years: Inc PeopIe - 60
tI,.r+ Greene Consolida ted-also upon my rec
ation-have made five hundred per cent.
a.. 80 Years 1 believe that the stock OF the
EroPcE TREADWELL COMPANH az
To-esent prices is a better investment thah lIe
lifted Verde or Greene Consolidated ever was
GEORGE 4. TREADWELL,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

e,,.-so, Abraham. Pincus Lowenfeld ana
arotbaT 53d-st $50 n OF Sd-aVe; year "a zoo
q cent
u,s,-csiId Emily T to the New-York Lfe InsuI
aIlce ~ Ysn,Iarv 1905: Al cent gold So'o'V
ave; due JshN4 20 Frngrant Industrial savings
Iaa-r west Broadway Nos 3s2 ana ~ a. Ofn
cent
csar,ars Jebn NJ to the Mutual MorIsage I'D
corner W
r9r,5ga park prior mortgage. s|o""' uue ~ sono
net 2 cent
Empire Mortgage .Ii,TalJ.
~. P1ara " s. 549.I0 u " OF fti1y-aNe' ooo
tt,,,.er yyiiIarn a. to Joseph ; rn.. 80
t,ustees 95th-st No 80 West. year ., 80
q
ls. mi. "a the River Savings instt 5000
..1nn Ss1tb 81 NO 22o East: years PEI cen i'
Kirby Michael 70 william Isa Zen, .'lns.. 10000
- Esss. porsrt n 10 JOHN Astor. - al ex
stuyrse r1th--4 corner ith-ave+ al.p iith-
:, . w corner 3d-ave; due June ]. boo' PEI oacno
cent =, ...i,. corapany Send and Mo-tsags
.nsrantse Company broadway NO $40 1900
Kottek Jacob % lew w. y.sr IL per cert faooo
,.a,h.n 20 citizens Savings Bank. sstti 80
MI 90 4is r@r cent ~t"'"
, %. Tohr G 20 John Williams ana an
a,be- rf,stess Charies-st no X OF NaN- - -
s,isx place: due NAV I. 1894 rer cent i"'"ov
r1ougIsss Agnes another 10 Harlem SAVINGS
Place. n $. 100 ~ g q tfaio-
"a cent o-''o
r,cy,e- N.rv 10 German SAVINGS Bank a3d-st. - -.
Nos 32D ana 80 West: I year. IA per cent. Hun"
r-srnsrter Csors A 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company bsd-st No SO West years. per "A o.o
.-f'+-'''' WV
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

12sd-st n s. 425 # e Of Shave, Is 6xi00 II; ed
win H Brown to George " Worth: mortgage. g,
$1,000 No IS $ % exios 1Cx26 4x1oe 10:
pire city Realty Co to Whitehall Realty 60;
adnaHe cor I2thst 4lsxioo. Pincus Lowen-
field and another David Perlman: mortgage - ooo
,o $500 e5s II E Of Riverside Drive,
1OO1I: Adele Schuyler TO Sherwood DUNN omitted
5s 9nofts No ,4s s. 1858 # Of Iexnston-svs
II f0x1O05 Fanny stedeker to Peter GroiL foo
west a ana Nos ss2 and ss4 8 5Oxss.4 900
Abraham Grubeg TO to Robert e9hn no, ''OO
BT f9s4yv Fax E 10 George Written mortgage
1OistS and East seT7S , II ErnS @6r9
gage $50 500; and Il columbus iss1
- a1o rs The Board Of Foreign Missions OF
the Presbyterian Church in Q s A TO Guy % a5o
s5thst No s. me51 ortgaSe SIS $50 Nominal
7th-ave No 46l. cor ssth-st 23xe9; MaIlaa
Minck to Marguerite Delmour and another' 100
mortgage SSoq Henry Bruins to same: G. Nominal
55thest s a5s # 6th-axs. 1sx1oo5 Daniel 100
seybel to Cora Carp . sG,9o a rhariesT
Barney to Bake. 1o
1stDave = cor 63d-st 255xs15: Guy Jenkins 90 ono
10 James Jenkins mortgage SO d55s COO 9os 000
az nsrt. seth-s Nos i57 and 15s West 30 sx
ss part astb esn Nss d 5s and b. ~ william
q NicolI guardian Beers Realty Co; al CT,
.a tue % It n Of i41st-st 2sxs7.5 x255
~ III s5th-st. No 1872 vest ls-sxIU-'.: az ~
Place At y s7 AZ l0n 90 10 besinnins:
0,tl1 Ne,,stadt New-York Investment ana I'M 100
-. proyement CO ass n w Of shave 2o.1o175s:
rTst 90 OF America trustee. and another =, 900
sdrninisrS tors se5 25xii0 iox24 ioxcs Jes
sc r Giles another executors 70 beers 40 oo0
Realty Co; lis part all tite' o ana '''''''
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John H. Porges has sold for Robert Wallace
five story American basement house. No. Sl2 West
One Observation-Disclosures
Max Marx has sold through Patrick H Kennen
to Ann Collins No 4Se ST. Nicholas-ave., northeast
corner Of One hundred-and-thir -fourth-st five
story apartment house. plot 1ol352x57 1lxss11x
q feet.
John n Golding has sold for the estate OF Joel
B. Wolfe the two story granite front stable Nos
247 and 249 West Sixteenth-st 10 the Childs Dairy
Company
John n. Go1dng the broker in the sale OF
No, East Fffty-seventh-st. for John F. Carroll
TO Mrs. c.. P. Huntington
Post & Reese have SOLD No. 146 East Seventy
frst-st. a four story ard basement brownstone
dwelling house. lot 13x105 feet. SO feet east of
Lexing ton-ave., to client
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
sold No. SOB West End-ave northwest corner Of
Eighty-fourth-st four story and basement brick
dwelling house. lot 2ox40 feet, to a Mr.. Wilcox.
Mrs r G. Murray has sold No. 500 West End
ave, four story and basement brick dwelling
house. lot 19xs0 feet.
Samuel wallach has sold Nos. rs and All East
Seventy-ninth-st. two four story stone front nat
houses, plot 52x102.2 feet.
Jacob Rosenbaum and Arnold & Byrne have sold
for Cohen & GIauber Nos. 20s and 210 East One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS two five story stone
front fathouses each on lot S0x99.11 feet
Packtman Levin have bought No. 80 Henry
ST. three story building on lot 25x100.6 feet.
The tenement house No. go Clinton-st. on lot
25x93-5 feet, has been sold.
Montgomery & Seitz have sold for Leopold Wal
ZACH to J. Rubenof No 800 Lexirgton-ave., four
story and basement brownstone dwelling house, on
lot Is skis feet
Jesse Enrich has purchased Nos. 2Ss and 2s4
seventh-ave the northwest corner of Twenty
sxth-st old buildings, plot 49.7xssI6 feet
Charles Baumann has sold Nos. Is1 and IsS sew
enth-ave old four story buildings. on plot 4ox1eo
feet
Moritz Bauer has sold to Moritz L. Ernst Nos
90 and 224 East Eighty-ninth-st., two five story
tenement houses, plot 50x1oo feet.
Albert E. F1gor has sold a vacant block front
on the west side Of Audubon-ave.. between one
hundred-and- eig hty-seventh and One-hundred-and-
eighth SITS. 1S9.9x50 feet.
Christopher Schierloh in conjunction with D. j.
Mcdonald has sold for Thomas A Welstead to
former Assembly1nan Francis Goodman No. 4oS
West Forty-seventh-st.. a hve story Dro"hstohe
front fathouse on lot 19.9x1oo5 feet
Charles (1alewskl has sold for Nevins & PereIrnan
TO BENJAMIN Gabrilowitz, for Improvement, the
northeast corner of Grand and Willett sts' 01xoz
feet. - - r..
dwelling house on lot 25x1G0.5 feet, from Mary L"
Allen through Henry d. Winans & May.
Charles NJ Rosenthal has sold TO K. 14aVenoers
No 4O5 Fifth-ave., five story brick natnouse' on
lot % 3x100 feet. .,, A.
ton No S33 Iexngton-ave., five story ana pase-
ment dwelling house. lot 81xso feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace of God free and independent
To Thomas Angus. Agnes Angus Anderson William =.
Nisbet. Lewis D. Nisbet. William D Nisoet Helen =:
Ross Catherine n Allan DaYd Morr1T6 6 5eh Puren
susan Skidmore Lecke. Isabella Tay lor John angus
Isa bella LIVINGSTON Cecilia Livingston Mary Livingston.
James Angus Mary McIucke angus Catherine Morrison
nsn leslie MvTte McFarane Walter Cecil Mcarane
Stewart Alfred McFarlane, Charles James McFarane.
Harold Albert McFarane. Jennie A Fenton. William
Halliday. Margaret Thorn David troya1. X nvins. q
at law and next of kin, if any there may be. all OF
whose and places of residence are IN, IN
known with due diligence be ascertalnea:
John If living, nephew of deceased and II
dead his descendants, heirs at law and next OF kin
residence unknown and cannot with due diligence
next of kin OF James Angus iate OF tie SouIss ny, Re
state Of New York, deceased II any there may pc
whose names and Pieces Of snsd he heirs and
CT kin of James Angus deeeasso 6gho Of
on,isence Rhode Island have lately applied the
Surrogate Court of County of New York 20 nave
as the VIII and Testament OF James Angus tate
md each before the SURROGATE
County Of New York at ms once IN aie ng
nine hundred half past ten o'clock in ne
Of that day thSn ana r .nesT e. ad s ,
u you as are hereby cited. under the age OF
twentyone years. required to appear ng your
and apply for to be appointed in the event OF
You neglect or failure guardian VIII be ap-
Testi1ony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
49, Surrogate's Court Of said County Of New YORK
10 be hereunto affixed Witness Hon Abner G
IL - york at said County. 21st day Of April. IN
the year OF our Lord enc thousand nine hun
ofsO anu J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
CHARLES p HALIoCK. Attorney for Petitioners zos'
Boston Road. New YORK 1ll
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-. Country offerings were moderate ee-
10000 ous, 100 cars; the estimate for Friday -
Receipts msrs ne shipments Friday win De
cars ooo tsbels The Argentine weather mas III
,,royed Corn clearanoes were 4o0o only %
Missouri oorsred with IS per cent last year.
per cent eoip ,v-nc cash market was &c lower
oA.s closed unchanged TO Ac higher. NAY
c,oeed Al s4a.c; July. BIC: September -,se IL
ceipts were 20 80 was quiet The Price Cur
The SPECULATIVE - had been a backward one
,s Missouri report makes the oats c0h'i'iOH O"'s
60 with per cent less area. -. roodsrats
provisions were STEADY There we're g. SEQ hogs
buyeiS - with 62e,o last year. The packing
e. ,a week was $780, 900 hogs. compared Win
.a o,n last year and za5oeo two years ago. STOCKS
80 $40 ts- this month. show slight ao0ieas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
Citations,
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Of God. free and independent,
10 George Henry Warren, Whitney Warren LLOYD
ren Harriette ". Goelet Edith c. Miller, George Henry
Warren Whitney Warren and Lloyd Warren. Executors
of the last will and testament Of Mary c Warren. de-
Percy Coleman Alden, George Henry War
Alden the Girard Trust Company OF Philadelphia.
ancary guardian of the and estate OF George
Warren Alden, and the Lawyers Surety Company
Of New York and 70 all persons interested in the estate
o. ". u. Warren, late of the County of New
York. deceased creditors, legatees. of kin
greeting: You and each Of hereby
required personally be and appear before
our Surrogate County of New York, the Sur
rogates Court said County held at the County Court
County of New York on the 10Th day of
May 1903 half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
and there attend judicial settlement
account OF proceedings Of George Henry Warren
the goods chattels and credits Of
said Emelne w. D. Warren, deceased, and such Of
hereby under the Of twenty-one
years are required appear by guardian IL
have one or if you none, and apply for
appointed, the event Of neglect or
failure to do So a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate for in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates of the said County of New York 10
be hereunto affixed.
Of our said County, at the County of New
TSeail York, 9th day of April, in the year OF
our thousand nine hundred and
] FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By James L Wells; 324 Lenox-ave, .. 5o4 Il n o.
12oth-st, Is 6x75; story dwg h ID Tiffany e a.
agt Lyman Tiffany ct Al; Davies, & A. attysi X
Underhi ref due $14 0I5 so: etc sl3le 30
By d Phoenix Ingraham & Co: 134th-st, g. zoo II
Of 12th-aye. 75xsB.1I: Mutual Life Ins Co ast G
Pease ct al; L Short. atty Winthrop, ref; amt
due, SO. 500 o. taxes. S5S2 IS.
By Peter 2 Meyer: 1,1t2 1st-ave, 25-5 II s OF
65d-st, 25xs15; story ok ten h; Lille Neuhaus agt
David Rothschild ct al; G Hyde, atty; MELON.
ough, ref amt due $607o 2S; 1911 So LOS
1stave, 25S # of e1st-st. 25xe4 story ok ten
h; An1ae Schellenberger Schnugg ct al; Nevfn
G attys; A Joseph ref; amt due, S2973 81; taxes
etc S429 OF; prior mtge. $4,000
1e 6x1OO Sx17. 6x1OO4 and dwg H. Peter Daily
agt c Corbett and another; Daniel DAILY, atty; r J
Mcoldrick ref due. So s2T 92; taxes etc. $50 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
MANY 7ARRYrowN LEASES REPORTED.

II w Nichols has made the following leases
Fer w c. wilkinson. his property at Tarrytown'
TO Arthur H Bogue; for Miss Isabelle Hunter. her
dwelling house at Tarrytown, for one year, to the
pew walter Iafdlaw; for Rufus w. Weeks. his
new house at TarrytOwn to Mrs. j. X. Doudge
furnished for the season; for David M Milton. his
house at Pocantco Hills. furnished for :he season.
TO Emil Berolzheimer; for Mrs. Rebecca Preston
her house at Irvington. TO Howard Clarkson, for
the season: for Mrs Elicit T. Shepard. her house
at Scarborough known The Villa (which is not
her main dwelling house,; to the Rev Henry n
has also sold for Mrs. T. F. Halves. her house at
Tarrytown. to T. l. Dana. and for Miss r 10
ssnhine VoIeate her cottage at Shinnecock His
Tong Island to DR.. Frederick N. Ives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
REALTY NOTES.

The buyer Of No. SOL Lexington-ave.. three story
and basement dwelling house. lot 16.6x8o feet,
is c. w. Bohmfalk.
Charles R Faruoo & Co have leased for the
firm of Eli Sink for the Handley estate TO Charies
r Faruolo the property Nos. 614 and 6l6 East
Tbirteenth-st two four story tenement houses on
a plot of land 50x10O feet. for term of forty-two
wears at a total rental of $4,000. Charles r.
t,e r,,oIo has leased for w Hunter the property
No % Chrvstie-st two six story tenement houses
at total rental OF $4,000.
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Notice of Summons.
F1fF COTRT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNI1.-
- e-,oyarnt Macrarone Plaintiff, against Nicodemo
rrau1nt DefendSnt Trial desired In New York Coun,y
To mentioned deIe1os' ~ ,bIs ar,,on and
% serve nopy OF your answer on the piatiits
u the service OF THIS sum
cs exelusive Of the day Of service ana IN ease o.
s f,i1,Irs 70 appear answer Judgment VII. pc TAKEN
zneI In ~, 6ffaut for relief demanded IN the
complaint. c., ,oaa
Dated New foFk' aAS CHARLES c. SMITH.
crgea and Office address, l92
PoXyerv Manhattan. y. y. CITY. rsz
h1Mciy Isanoni Defendant above named Inc
summons is served upon you by PnnNc9tlon.
IoIesoLs = a. order Of the Henry Blschohs IT.
1890 ~ the suprems Court Of the state OF SeW ~
T1sfeS tbs fourth day Of May, lslo ana hsu Snnv ~
Court House n tne foroasH
EsSN of New York. on the OH uhS OF
May, 1903 a.E ,on2
Dated New YORK MAs e'Nt TIaRLrs C SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1e2 Bowery. manha''sn' ~ d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
DE WITT CLINTON SCHOOLS PLANS.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau or
Buildings, Manhattan, for the De Witt Clinton
High School. to be on the west side Of Tenth-ave,
the whole front between Fifty-eighth and Fifty
ninth SITS. The building will be five and a half
stories high and will be constructed of brick lime
stone, granite and Gotta.
The city Of New-York is the owner; C. B. j.
Snyder. of Park-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st., is the
architect The cost is estimated to be $610Vc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
RE4L ESTATE.
The Cyrus W. Field House, at
Tarrgtozcn, Leased.

Judging from large number of transactions
reported yesterday, the leasing OF country prop
erty for the for the present year is well
under way H. W. Nichols. who represents John
D. Rockefeller in his realty deals. reports many
such leases. For the Lofena Company he has
rented the dwelling house and grounds at larry
town which owned by the late Cyrus w.
Field to Samuel S. Mcclure for a term of three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
cEDARCIiFE FARM SOLD.

Charles NJ. Heymann is reported TO have bought
from George r. Ringward the Cedarclif Farm. Ave
-,,,es east of Kingston. n. Y. He has also leased
for the estate of Charlotte Miller. TO Milton Birdiey
for = term OF years the property No. Ga West For
fb-Sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
sAtE OF THE BRAEMER PROPERTY.

H w Nichols has sold in connection with Sam
mel rockingham Co. the property known as
T2raeuer at Tarrytown. for the Girard Trust Com
pany, OF Philadelphia as trustees Tor Mrs. .
Amanda Newton, TO Henry II. Cook, subject 20
lease held by Gustave H. Schwaos whieh lease ex-
pires on October !, 1894 This property comprises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
BELLE HARBOR SALES.

The West Rockaway Land Company has sold at
Belle Harbor, the Rockaway coast, eight lots
in Orienta-ave and eight lots in Winthrop-aye- to
Alfrederic s. Hatch 1r also four lots in Winthrop
TO Edward p Hatch, il.
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SECRETARY ROOT TO BUILD HOUSE.

Flihu Root Secretary of War. will build a hous.
Cor his own occupancy the site occupied by Nos
too and 1e2 East seventy-frst-st- The size of tn,
Mo. is AZ 6xeS feet
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Financial Meetings.

THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK.
York. May Z, 1908
7 A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
RECToRs this Bank. held banking house
day, Mr.. Dick S. Ramsay elected Nce-PreS
dent JAMES Y. LOTT. Cashier
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

f7tb 81 No East sgr a nine story brick csice
building with store. <,sxc2e tsJihay Cpnsrrrc-
tlon Company owner. 4 l. Z5eel. architect -
3d-ave, Nos Az and a.. faE story brick
tenement house with stores. 50 fxST, Wittner.
owner. Bernstein q Bern.tsin. architects
fOth-ave = ssh sath for a Eve and one
half story brfch school 26o 1ax2o0 city q New
York. owner; { i snyder. architect $1,000.
Catharine~ St No 90 for six story brick tene-
nnent house with store 9sxss. L o Shinsxy.
Owner; Horenberssr Straue. architects s.....
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GALE OF BUFFALO PROPERTY.

Frank e smith sold tn a Client who lives In
This city waterfront property at Buffalo, fronting
100 fee, on the Buffalo River and running back $50
feet TO Gunson-st. The purchase price was about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08
rue BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Montgomery-ave.. west side, S2S feet north OF
Onsb,ndred- and- seventy sixth-st rear, one and
one-haIf story automobile house, IA l-Sxlo Ieet'
Mary E Branninge owner; Johh DruiiiS' Hr'hi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

FIGHT To TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
will secure a large share stock IN mercantile
business import and export trade. Fullest in
yestgaon References given. Address G. C.. Box
81. Tribune Office.