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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-06-23
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
IOwANs CANNOT BE
DIVORCED IN DAKOTAS
Justice Weaver of State Supreme
Court Renders an Important
Decision.

DES MONIES. Iowa. April 16.-Di-
vOrces granted Iowans in the Dakotas
have no legal standing in this State,
according TO a decision handed down
to-day by Justice Weaver Of the State
Supreme Court who in a case before
him ordered the husband to pay his
wife one-third Of his fortune. amassed
since the decree Of divorce was grant
ed by the Northern courts. The de-
cision invalidates many divorces
granted in the DakOtas TO Iowans-
Under IL residence in either Of the
Dakotas for the statutory period is
not satisfactory evidence Of a bona
fde change Of residence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Special Sale
Easfn1an,S KOdakS

Monday only these splendid values
in kodaks and supplies:
picture z4xa4 inches. regu arly, COM
pete with finder, sI.1s, to-mor- ~-
Eastman's Brownie Kodak No. make
pictures = 4x3 inches, regu- 90 IN
larly sa.oo, special tomorrow SkslV
Films for Brownie No. I Kodak-Regu arly
ISe, special tomorrow, for ESQ
Films for Brownie No. : Kodak Regularly
aoe, special Tomorrow, Z for $50
Developing Roll of 6, for f0C
Developing Roll of II, for. $50
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Extraordinary Sale
Fancy Knives,
Forks, Ladies', etc.,
Less Than Half

A jobber about to discon.
tinue the sale of certain pat
terms of we'll known makes
of silver-plated table ware
accepted our less than half
price proposition for the en-
tire lot, and we offer Mon
day and Tuesday, while
quantity lasts:
soc value Fancy Handled Cream
Ladies -. f6c
7se value Pc Knives, with fancy engraved
blades, for. $50
7sc value Cake Knives, with saw edge, fancy
engraved blade 33C
7se value Fish Serving Knives. with engraved
7sc value Ice Cream Knives, with snsr.1:a
oisoes 33C
75e value Crumb Knives, with engraved blades
"iS47" Knives, with faney handled forks,
triPle-plated knives, and Al fancy forks,
in box, for 49,. S3.67
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
A Very Special Sale
Wash Dresses
60c values 3zc

Only 600 Of these dainty lit c wash
dresses Tor girls / to 4 years, to be
sold at the above price. They are
made OF striped lawn. with square
ysks of whire, trimmed With deep rufde, edged
with lace AMI finishing braid They have htte
bishcp sleeves and are either blue and white or
pink and whirr; another style b trimmed with
rufHes edged with lace, and the eolors arc
oIhlOod and biue, worth soc and z~
Sec, MondIy only - ~ u
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Quite few APARTMENT
HOUSES being built.
A good evidence that this
business pays.
Some well located places at a
bargain in DODGING-HOUSES
FOR SALE.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

Lewis y. Crane has sold for John Meyer and
Henry Harms TO Norris FreunGch and Isdor
bIumenhrohn No; il6 LenoX-ave. five-story fat
house on lot Z5xS5 feet.
Jacobson & MargOwitz have sold for Wein e.
Mayer the fYe-stOrY double hathOuse No 73 East
one hundred and -ffteenthst lot 2jx1O0 II feet
Osk Edelsfeln have bought Nos 33s and 32s
East One hundred-and- -fOurteenth-st two two-story
dwelling houses, on plot 33ixl10u feet. and have
resoId Nos 81 and 3S5 East hundred
ty-tourth-st. old buildings. on plot J0x1Oo1 feet
10 a builder. who VIII erect a siX-story hathouse
Simon Adler has sold 10 NJ Hass Nos aO3 and 4O5
East Seyentieth-st., two fiVe-story tenement
houses. on plot 50xlO05 feet
Peter p Sherry has sold for Daniel g Deyer TO
l. J. hTeshover No. 3i5 West Twenty -efghtfl-st. q
four-story dwelling house. lot lsx9s9 feet
John sutton has sold No ~ Fifth-st. a five-story
1874 s'' - 40
Fleck. Brown & Tea have sold for Liebenthal
building. on plot 37.GxS0 feet -'
NJ Livingston and another have sold for Fried
man q Feinherg to Moses and julius VallenEtcin
me new siX-story tenement house with stores run
ming through from No. PA 10 2l8 East Houston-
81 So 20 NO lJ1 TO III First-st. plot 90 04x5sxjOx
DO Ieet In part payment Messrs Eallenstein give
TO Friedman & Felnberg No. % Pihe-st a i've
story tenement house. on lot 24xs5 II feet
William S. McCotter has sold for a cii.n4 NJ =
Cornelia-st, a fve-story tenement house on lot
25x75 feet. -' '' 'Ot
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

on plot 5OxsSs feet The property adJoIns tne pIet
bought last week by St Michael M ~ E,sSt
Clara and Della Max nave Oous't L. s,orN, CO.
One-hundred- and -fOuTteenth-st., H'S-S'O4S "aI-
house on lot 3Ox1O0I1 feet. - 49,. raso,d Co.
NJ Kohner and II. J. KantrowII !lel' 15S ard ZOE
A / Soro- to Horowitz Brothers Nos. 70 a'c ~ & 40
West Observation-Disclosures t"O 'A'e-SeOAS
Hathouses, plot 50X10011 feet. - o.. xye,--, 7,
Bert G. FaulhabeT e. co. have sol9 1oa aoet sjjo -;
Stevens jr. the plot SSxS2 feet on tnT 80 % S,S ~
Boston Road, 10 feet north OF Che-Au'4N' Gu anu
n l. c Ernst have sold 10 l. Whttom "a tTS ne P1o9'
2s2 GxlGo feet. occupying the block ron o
ave- between St. Mary's and one-hulu' Gu anu
Harry Matz has bought from Cunningham l11 Sss q
Kearns the plot, 100xlOO feet, on tpe hoILt
Observation-Disclosures 200 teet east " o.
Iohn w Decker, in conjunction with hrohehDSiI-
ger q Eoexter sold 40. 974 to 9IS southern bouLe
Tard corner OF ne-nundred-and-t thirty -5l1tlse,S
three four-story double athouses, with STORES on
Tohn d Tobias has sold to Walker & Zulzberger
NJ 800 East Northumberland thirty a
ave story tenement house. with stores on Iot ZoA4UO
= W Bower has solo to W. {. Schreinkhelseh
the Mot IONlR5 feet. the south side OF One-h
100 feet west OF the SOUTH
,,Is & Co have sold for the Jennings estate the
Mot 46xS6 feet the west side OF Boston fsoaI
betv-eeu ne-hundred- d-sixty-nnth-st ana JeA-
fersOn Place ,, 4. r, o 17doIatoIn tbe
eoi1fbeast corner of Park-ave. and one -hundreo-
aud FoIIrteenth-st. a three story dwelling house on
lot 10OIlx176 feet. Ward Belknap was the oroSer'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
TRANSACTIONS IM REALTY.

Dun a Brown have sold for Helen Oswald No. 800
Enst s.Nty-sixts-st. 3 five-story tenement house
size ls.sx60xlOo feet
II. Marks has sole for J. sIlverstein 70 schme,d-
Ter g. Bachrach the plot 75x9sl feet, on the south
sioe OF ons-hnndre6-and-forty- y-fourth-st. 70 feet
west OF Segenth-ave.
Naal Halpn has sold for Andrew J. Connie, The
northeast corner OF Aeademy-st. and YermIIveo.
ave, plot 2O0K10o feet.
Leonard Well has sold No l-ss .o 7se p.-,,
ave. southwest corner Of -hupdred-ans,,va,.,
frst-st, a fVe-stoTy nathcuse with sir storN- -
plot l00.1lz20 feet. ~
ScsrDeioior q Bachrach have sold % To,,.,
1ios1s the piot' l50xloou feet on the south side
of Ninety-ninth-st-. 100 feet west OF seeond-ave
Marcus Nathan has sold fIc 200 DavIsion-st =
three-story tanement house en- lot 2lxs2 feet "a a
Mr.. Porcher. "
orossinan' Passon & Co. have bought from NIL
Ter Nofsensen the two Ex-stoFy apartment house.,
rev ~ course OF construction IN One-hundred-and-
1nl.fg.seyeslth-st. 400 feet east OF Lenox-ave on
George q; Ac.zsn has bought from James Curnen
. n1s ,.s tan We barting, respectively Nos s27
sno $zs west Ihlrty-third-st old tereuaent houses
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
BUILDING ACTIVITY WIDESPREAD.

Building operations in twenty-seven OF the prln-
cipal cities of the country during September sno"
an increase over the corresponding month a year
ago of 81 per cent This is the most renarkaDle
increase probably that has been recorded IN 4
single month for years past. According 10 oni-
cial reports Construction News perInlls "t'o
taken out in these cities during September for the
construction Of s614 buildings. aggregating $S7u4-
Ie4 in cost against 7,10s buildings involving an
estimated cost of $2O074211 for the corresponding
month a year ago. an increase of 25O6 buildings
and SIG $685. or 81 per cent The most reIarK&Ole
gain for any month so far this year was IN june
when tho aggregate increase was 42 per cent Never
before have such complete statistics been compHeo
from the standpoint OF the number Of cities repre-
sented.
In twenty-seven cities seventeen show increases
varying from to 3S6 per cent, while in two the
Neures are practically the same as they were year
ago, while eight show losses varying from l 10 On
per cent The most notable increase is IN Flttspu
where few years ago building was on a scate @ oI
unusual activity. but owing TO the temporary 1 ue
preston in iron and steel industries decreased
materially. but recently that city mas SHOWN re re-
markable recuperative powers, permits having oeen
taken out in September for 81 buildings 2ggregaJ-
ing eSima ted cost OF So,0S96t9 against -o5 otI
ings Involving of G44.190 for the correspond
ing month a year ago, an increase or 80 per cent
In New-York City permits were taken out Ior ouhd-
inrs aRgregatine an estimated cost of Tl5S,Ss5 as
against 50 4l. 80 for the corresponding ohtn last
Sear an increase OF IO2 per cent Chicago gain is
fOr 900 buildings aggreGating total cost OF Sootl
aS0 a9ainst SIS budnGs involving s. $500. an in
were: Indianapolis. l24; Brooklyn, l5O; san ran
cisco 12O and Minneapolis, 109 The decreases were
ION 81: Bufalo IL; Orleans, L; philadelphia.
Ii; Allegheny and Cleveland. each per cent
nal cities Of the Middle West as basis lndlcauohS
poiut continuation, II not an tI % en- ~ diS
cernihie that will in any way interfere with vast
amount of building in all sections Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

hrnder Joseph. 70 William Abeles; 121s.-st No
5IO East; instanents. n ........... Eoo
AIlltE. jacob 10 Charles Tlmann: Edridge-st N'"'V
40 ~: prior mortgage $4,000; instalments q
cTsenSsPs PsG SsnS Aaron to ii:rt $4,000
Morton MARI rjGr T ~ mGFtgase SIa0Oo per cent 5000
rie6eIuhr' 6jarry 70 Herman Levin and another:
4Oth-st No Sl4 East: due February 15 1906 @
Nltucei. Michele. TO Rose: No @'~"O
r'ap OF - Raymond Park; due November l. 1907
nSuisr $50
miller barnet ana another 70 David Ravitch N'U
q a.; s9,h-st. n s. lO5 II OF 2d-ave; due De-
oehoer 81 1908. cent. 8s Ono
OnlpbeI James A. 20 Lawyers Title Insurance
company; Isth-st. No 15l West: 3 years. al
cent
gage $4,000; year. per cent. Ono
hln' Jo5eph. TO Alexander Thompson; lots Nos 30 ~
and 81. map OF $50 lots. Thompson-Rose estate
uuo November l. 1911, b per cent ...........
Lese Louis. to Frederick MaieF: 1l4th-st, No 233 ~
East: prior mortgage. $4,000; years. per
2
bernstein. Joseph. and another Marcus /. os ''o
and another: 1l0th-st No 2tO 20 2sS East due
February Is 1905. per cent. sno
Sonken, Abraham, ana another Gustav Lange cow
lO5tk-st. n s. 200 It W OF Ist-ave: prior mort
gage S0000 year. per cent ............. 600
GreenbeTs. Minnie 20 Rose Pitzele ct al: 10th
st. 5. 100 Il W OF ist-Rve; two mortgages.
years: cent each. .................. 95n
Felson. Sadie, 20 Gottfried Schaile and another:
Hughes-aVe. corner 11eth-st yearH;
cent.
Bronx Home Realty Company 20 Manhattan Mort
gage Company; Morrts-aye W s. oo1o II ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

Pleasing Asrakening in the Central
Fifth-aUe. Section.

vylsiIs the purchasing movement IN tre DycAi-la'
sad the Fort Washington Heights seei'ohs S-' ~ y
last week that II Is daily growing lnrseI tle'e 1,e
.t1ns that those sections are not 10 TO the oIy
zones OF !veliness fo- wideawake INVESTORS 'lllS
SEASON Investment purchases OF the more eApSi--
Fiye typo OF realty we're reported nearly every 90
last week and there are many indications O. =
r,lensing awakening in the central Fifih-aFe' sec
don Moreover the choice residential district ID
Oh. West Side north OF Fifty-ninth-st. is not ch-
lively or lacking IN bright prospect Tor TINS sa@s
and fbs downtown districts are not TO be stagnan|
Owing 10 the present conditions OF the market II
a. fair TO presume that the splendid West Side res
Dental district Il contained as much vacant land
az the pycIrnaan and the Fort Washington Heights
..,,o,s vrould be the centre Of purchasing move
y,ent for Improvement that would probably surpass
any similar building boom in years Builders say
that the city. as regards medium priced nathouses'
aa considerably underbuilt. and that II VIII take
e,po wears for them 10 catch up with the demand.
Building trades troubles have been blamed for most
OF the troubles of tho builders in the last two
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wife Nominal
ston 70 Nathan BurnstIne eni Nominal
Joseph BTuder: mortgage. SO COO . c and. 800
ISegeit-ave S . c1rIer i46,h-st loox5oxIoo1-:
fs,rlek } keenan, to John Dunn ana another. o
ida n cole 70 Thomas McArthur. -. Nominal
70 Jsso6 LGT1tl no5igaEe. $500 - ', 1900
Aaron Gresa6eTg: mortgage $i4 6jo o c and 100
same property; Herman Ie~in e, al 70 Harry
orin.sr s' TO James c Sahp5cI - ~ Nominal
3 II Janeway 10 Solomon Muller. morigage
Goi,'ried schSie =, al - sadie Fesoa Nominal
CamPoe 70 Charles Bj7rkesren. mortgage.
summit ave $ lsla 4 ot cross-s,. y OK
mopoI.tan Realty company. Nomiua!
Same property. tho Cosm. pohtan Realty Company
70 GcorgIEe L Brouver- Ancher mortgage
7ta-ave W corner Ii2d-s, 74lix75: Isilo-
Bumenksohn e. al TO John BonwIt: mortgage go,
St n : $50 It W o; ave 751IoO III
Rosie Pitzele et al to Minnie Greenberg: mort
76ih 8. No Io7 West, 2onio2.2 sarah H Loeb to
same same RroPert ilair Haas same PeI, Nominal
other. TnoT,Fage a27 500: Nominal
Iese 70 Harry " schoss ana another; mort
ll4th-st 70 2ss East. 25xIoOii: Frederick Maer
Loa NJ L. M mosase Es. SlsSSG 1d,5 100
PoeFschke TO Marie Buchs. mortgage. $4,000:
SUFFOLK ct. 10 % " :. &5xioo Max weinstsn 10
ay 'sA' isG 2t'sase Of S2 7Sys isIioo 100
Margaret Wolf E, al to Hannah N French Nominal
il7th-st. No aIs West 25SlO0li Rosa Kahl to
aRH No 20 R9fagi %es sx m Louis sres,en 100
70 Philp Waleon; mortsage $4,000. -; Nominal
e. a TO Benjamin Gruensteln: mortgage.
cherry St. n F. 5S3 Z, W Of New chamber, st, A''
Isex7O ss28. ix7G4; James W Furman to Mary
lasth-st No e@9 East. 25TloO; Rose 7 Ievisohn
20 Myron sllzberger and another mortgage.
Woody Crest-ave n W corner 1922 st. 6s5xiosx 4OO
morrase $500 -: Nominal
6O1loO; Gerard Robert referee 10 Charles
Rutssrt-st Nos 20 ana 81. corner Madison 0'O
f. 2EeC senjsmi. 17o RGSenstein 6S6 to Bronze
Prospect-s 5 s lots lots l32 and lsa. map of Fair
the minister etc, Of the First Reformed deIh Pro 70
ss,ant Dutch Church Of West Farms: all title Nominal
title Nominal
Reiter to Charles H Friedrich; mortgage. $1,000;
LoriaFd place 3 lo7a IT $ OF 1s7hst ios 100
,,s,S smother mOats3se at So 800 ,c Nominal
zoo; William Fetzer TO Rose Sacks mortgage.
wSvery Place e s. 3 E il lot IIo map Fair IOO
mount 5ox2oO Jennie Sheridan TO Henrietta
1atth7st Nos rs and 10 Fast 751I9O Albert
osases = go: oo"fa and yno ana another 100
Sd-ave No 204s. s. 20x9e Jacob wick ir 10
5hlc52s Murray. 40 >, Nominal
iii i26 1011S; L 4Kl2a eEll64; William @ Pigueron
I52d-st n s. 2GO IT q Of Robbins-ava' 2s1i9oos, 100
mortgage. $4,000: 0 c End .-s....c. 100
Ii1iS Henry ca@an rns' and ano9ha4
Pots9a, e Cr the ni.i1sr & etc First Reformed
NfSs., Bs.s ksinFfS6Tiase fo3r Road and proposed
g. 5s:,. map Of ',d Laclus chuenden on washington
Smith: mortenss s27SoO ~ 'ei'"i"i 10 Loyal
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Hancock-st, east side. 200 feet south OF Morris
Pa-k-ave.. two story frame dwelling house. 2tx5O
feet; Charles Knauf owner; Bernard Ebeling
architect $4,000.
Hancock-st east side. 225 feet north OF Colum-
bus-ave rwo two story frame dwelling houses
Mx5O feet: Charles Knauf. owner: Bernard Eoeling'
Avenue G, vest side 80 feet south of Thirteenth
St three two story frame dwelling houses; Zlx4S
feet: Charles Knauf. owner; Bernard Eoellng'
I0ulse-st., east side, 175 feet south Of Morris @
Park-ave. two story frame dwelling house, 3Xi5
feet: a. B. Levy. Owner; D. B. Levy. architect;
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
REPORTED LEASES

Herbert A Sherman has leased for Mrs. Georgette
Perry No nS West Fffty-eighth-st; for Miss Marie
r Codoinston' NO lO5 East Fortieth-st. for the
Lambert estate. No. l2s East rhirty-njnth-st.. and
the following business pareeis. STORE AZ No Is
Maiden Lane sroane floor OF No 73 Gold-st- and
CORPORATION. ~ -
Fease g Eliman have leased No. 100 East Sixty
ln,Ltn-st tor pits LuEnure 20 q. TroBbridge Hol-
hsteri NO. ~ west Thirty-eghth-st., for Mrs. r..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

Ferguson to Joseph R. Dnworth, and No Is West
Fifty-fourth-st.. for William Murray to j. b Dick
Nichols & Lurnmis have leased for Dr. Carl Beck
same brokers have leased for the owner. also for
term OF years No. S56 Lexington-ave.; also no. -
East Thirty -frst-st.; also an apartment at NO 4OS
East Twenty-ninth-st
Payne Whitney has leased an apartment in the
Lorraine, at Forty-hfth-st and Fifth-aVe Rease
& Gilman were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
REPORTED NOTES

H. L suydam g. Co. have leased the store and
basement. No AS Sixth-ave. for Hencken &
Haaren for long term. at s. 900 a year. to Cara
mello & Carbone. for restaurant purposes
The Sterling Realty Company is the seller Of Nos
Us and l32 East Seventy-eighth-st. reported sold
on Friday 10 Franklin Petit
william Goldstone and y. D. Light are the buyers
OF the plot at the northeast corner OF Ons-bun-
dred-and forty -hrst-st and Lenox-ave and the
Rose HlI Realty Corporation Of No 800 to S35 East
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
NEW MERCANTILE DISTRICT SALE

Another plot in the Pennsylvania Railroad dis
tr.ct Just off Herald Square was sold yesterday.
Daniel c. Whearty was the broker He sold for
W J. McClcusnd the two tenement houses Nos.
2l5 and 2l7 West Thrty-siXth-st. plot 464xI5
feet at about $4,000. dwelling house in Brook
lyn valued at SO 800 was taken in part payment
The recent buying and getting together OF plots
in this section. which is only u stones throw from
both Broadway and the Pennsylvania tunnel ter
mtna station. is indication IL Is thought, OF
where the next big purchasing movement OF the
mercantile trade Will be
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
BIG LENox-AvE. DEAL.

The Green-Baer syndicate is reported to have Sc
cured an option the block bounded by One-hun-
dred- -and-forty-fifth and One hundred nd forty
sixth sts.. LenoX ard Seventh aves Jobn ID
Crimmins is the owner of the block
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
BUYS MINE MOUNTAIN TRACT

Nichols Lummis have sold for Robert l.
Stevens. Of Hoboken. TO Haley Fisxe vice-presiep.
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance COMPANY eighty
acres on Mine Mountain, at Bernardsyille. n. ]
The property adjons Mr.. Fislle's holdings there
The same brokers have sold the Robert s Cor,
IarIn OF one hundred acres on the Valley Road he
iET9en BernaIdsviile ard Peapack. to DR.. Augustus
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
QUICK RESALE OF PETIT BLOCK FRONT

Nathan II. Coleman has sold a plot lOox1oO feet
AZ the northeast corner of One-hundred- d-and-six-
ueth-st and Broadway TO George L. Walker who
win erect six story apartment bouse on the site
LhiS parcel forms part OF the block front which
Mr. Coleman bought on Friday from Franklin
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
ANOTHER LARGE DYcKMAN PLOT SOLD

Joseph Fleschman has sold a plot &C. 1xl47 4x1o1v
ll4s feet. on the west side Of Broadway, 1ss feet
south Of One hundred-and-eght -frst-st The mar
Gel is in the Dyckman section '
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
WEST SIDE PLAYHOUSE CHANGES HANDS

Arnold Byrne have sold for Cohen & Glauber
20 ]. Schneittnacher No. 81 West Ninety eigbtb-qt
hYe story double hathouse. with stores
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
REALTY FIRM BUYS LOFT BUILDING.

NJ L. & c. Ernst have bought No. l03 Blocker
St. seven story loft building on a lot 25sxl25 feet
adjoining the northeast corner Of Greene-st II was
built In 1902 by George H. Pigueron- who trans-
ferred It IN January. 1903. 20 Abram A. Weigert.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16

lo5th-st: year; Per cent. $4,000
Murray Michael. to Jacob Wick. jr: sd-ave; No
3.04S: years: per 1880
Cosmopolitan Realty Company 20 Eliza Ker-
years: per $500
Brouwer-A Aucher. Georgine l.. to Cosmopolitan
Realty Company; Sumnit-ave. 1S4.3 II s-of
demand: per sOOO
MandeI. Samuel. Harris Mandelbaum and
prior mortgages. $165 200; due June 1905 per
Bonwit John to Isidor BIumenkrohn and another:
7th-ave. 142d-st: prior mortgage
S33 0O0 February 1. 1907: per 5000
Same same: Ith-ave s. $40 II . 142d-
st: mortgages prior mortgages. $4,000:
July 1907: per each. $500
Wynne Charles. Henrietta Belefed; 134th-
ST. No 7l5 TO I19 East three mortgages: prior
mortgages $4,000: each. $500
No 900 West years: Az per cent. 1000
Sacks. Rose 10 William F Felzer; 106th-st.
05 II Q OF Union-ave years per cent. lISO
Groebsch. Ida. 10 Gennaro Caldarelli; 1b2d ST.
s. geo Il e Of Robbins-ave; due May l. 1908; o
WaIsofr Philip 10 Louis slverstein: Il5th-st.
No 10 West prior mortgage SIOOOO' year. oooo
OLSON. oIe. to william Neubeck: Union ave- e 5.
at dividing line lots IS and 40 map Woodstoek 1000
St No go East due October 4 1907 per cen 2.sl4
ave s. l15 Il Of i47Sh-sS Years per cent 5000
Levenhof Louis. 70 Louis Neberg and another;
Chrlstopher-st, Nos lO7 and l09: prior mort
gRges $4,000; o months per cent 1000
Schloss. Harry NJ. and another. TO Louis Leee;
$1,000 April u.s. 1906 9 per cen, 5000
VocHe Frederick H. to Realty Operating Co: TN
tonIaye, s cor 16Osh-st; prior mortgage 49,
S520OO i year cent. 5000
100 II Of iaTk-sve; years. per l7ooo
tee Marmlon-ave. s. 100 Il Of TOURIST -
Campbell James w to William z Iarned trus- '''0
tee; Hoitnan-st, 8. % II Of l3lst-st'
years. per cent 1000
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

lsth-st. No 4s2 10 4as East. for a six story brick
storage. 5Ox55; American CarbonaS Company.
owner; Rastner architect. $500. 49,.
foth-st' s, 100 II " Of Fort Washington Road.
for one story brick stable I5xGQ: y Garrison.
owner; l. Wsihsr. architect ...............
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
GIVES MEM,JERsEY.R .RLoT IN ExcAANaE

Michael Tully has sold to Thomas p McKenna
NO. I'll 10 6l7 West Observation-Disclosures n
six story elevator apartment house on A plot s7 ev
in exchange. ' FP- -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
City Property for Sale or to Let

DRIVATE HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT. l2ist-st
between Lenox and 7th aves Inquire OF ]. J. BAG
LEY, 40i ". 59th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
FOR so years We have sold
COUNTRY PROPERTY ONLY,

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