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The Washington times., 1905-12-17
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Sloan, OF Baltimore, gave a large dinner
party at her home in that city last
night. Among others present were his
eminence Cardinal Gibbons. Governor
and Mrs. Warfield. NJ. and Nine Cher
mont. of the Brazilian embassy Miss
Sloan is Nine. Chermonts sister. Car
dlnal Gibbons officiated at the marriage
hve years ago of NJ. and Nine Cher
mont.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17


as they we're before they attained this
position
Lady Violet Greville. writing on the
same subject. says that at the time
when mems clubs are going to decay.
when magnificent buildings are closing
for want of subscriptions, women's clubs
are springing up with mushroom-like
velocity and luxuriance in every direc-
ton Twenty-oue years ago there was
not a single institution of the kind,
whereas now there are thirty, with a
total membership of over 10000.
What is the effect" Lady Violet con-
tinues ION women's characters Of these
new institutions? That they have practi-
caHy destroyed home life is, think.
pretty certain, for women spend their
time in playing bridge. lunching. read
ing society papers and talking TO one
another IN the club rooms. Some women
write all their letters there. Clubs" she
SAYS. induce luxury. for women who
can only I'm their own house command
couple OF maids have at their service
-porters. walters, page boys and at
tendants
All this may be partly true. II is
easy to criticise. but there is another
side 10 the picture. Women have
hitherto taken extremely restricted
views of life. Domesticity induces sell
fshness. A wider understanding of
the world will bring with it wider
outlook on these things which go to
make up the welfare Of humanity at,
large. do not believe that that cam
araderie which has been such a great
factor in the education of men Will
be altogether thrown away on woman.
but rather l fancy that the fact that
women meet other women, learn 80
take an interest In one another's af-
fairs, learn that the world is not
bounded by the walls of their own
house or fat, will eventually be OF
inestimatable service. Lady Violet
GreviIle may not take into account
the fact that there are many women
workers who have no brightness in
their lives, many unmarried women
who have practically no home, and to
whom n club comes rs the greatest
boon and blessing.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Nine. Hauge. wife of the newly ap-
pointed minister from Norway and
Sweden, will leave Washington today
for Louisville, Ky. where she will pass
the Christmas holidays with her mother.
Mrs. Todd. Nine. Hauge will take with
her her son. who is at school in New
port.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

II is announced that Commander
Boutakoff. naval attache Of the Rus
sian embassy, Is to be transferred to
another post IN the near future As
this neccssitates his leaving Washing
ton, he will not be Joined here by Nine.
Boutakoff
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Mrs Robert Patterson arrived in
Washington this morning from Chica-
go. where she has been since her arrival
from Europe al month or 50 ago.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Lady Susan Townley. who was hurt in
an automobile accident. was able TO be
moved from the physicians office to her
residence late yesterday afternoon. the
embassy carriage being used to make
the change.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parsons. of
New York. WIN have taken the Win
slow house on Nineteenth street. are
now visiting In New York for few
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n large dinner party was given last
night by Senator and Mrs Scott in
honor OF the Governor General of the
Philippines. Luke X. Wright. who is
stopping at the Willard with Commits
sioner Forbes, who will also be a guest
at the dinner. The Speaker Of the
House and Miss Cannon are also among
the guests.
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Tho dance which was given by the
members of the Entre Nous Club last
Wednesday evening at RaUscher's
rroved a brilliant success. It was the
first dance of "A series which are 20
he given during the season. a very
novel feature of the evening was the
rendering Of operate selections by 2
string quartet. while the guests were
arriving during the intermission be
tween every dance and while refresh
mcnts were being served.
About ono hundred couples enjoyed
the pleasure Of the evening. among
whom We're many prominent people
Walter Schwalbsch, of Stuttgart Ger
many. delayed his departure from the
city especially for the occasion. The
chapeTons were Mrs. James g Need
ham. of California: Mrs. John Cam
mack. Mrs. George Griffith. Mrs. NJ
kinsella. and Mrs. 7. J. Byrne.
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Senator and Mrs. Hopkins. who are
now at the New Willard, will leave
Washington early this week for their
home in Chicago. where they will re-
main during the Christmas holidays.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Capt and Mrs Richard Rush. l. 8.
N have returned to Washington. and
again taken apartments at 1881 jefferson
place.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

rear Admiral Frank COURTS and Mrs.
Courtls have returned from New York.
they are stopping at the Cairo.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Another charming dinner OF last night
was that of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wal
colt. who had with them Justice and
Mrs Brown. Senator and Mrs Spooner.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler. Mr.. anu Mrs. Ar
mold Hague. DR., and Mrs. iiamlin. Mrs.
Stanley Matthews. and Hon James
Sherman.
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Mrs. Barney was hostess at dinner
last night in honor. OF the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Taft. Her other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Legare. Mrs
Townsend. Miss Boardman, Miss Tot
ten. Mr.. Grip. the Minister from Sweden.
the Minister from Denmark, Constan-
tin Brun. General woodhall. Repre-
sentative Robert adams of Pennsyl-
vania. Major McCiawly. and others.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT
FOR L0NGWORTH HOUSE

CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

; NJ. c. who has been III in her apart
ments in the Portland. is not improving
rapidly.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

The friends of Miss Hetty Abraham
win be pleased to know that she is en-
Joying herself in Cincinnati, where sha
will spend the balance of the winter.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Mrs. ]. Hillman is enjoying herself
time.
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A syndicatp composed OF Joseph Hamer-
slaS, Alfred Gutwtllg and Mr; IslEsnau o IS
Jerome avenue from the Century Realty COM
pany, William F. Hanvemeyer, Charles i.
Barney and Oakleigh Ihorne the plot OF ABOUT
thirty 'lots on the west side Of Jerome avenue,
beginning at a point $50 feet south OF isSd
street and running 70 p9Ihi eso Ieet hor So 0
pAny. the plot. 7sXili on the southwest cor
ner Of Jerome avenue and Clinton place,
from Seth Sprague Terry, the plot on the
weet side Of Jerome avenue, III WOO. - feet
south Of is4th street, ten lots on the east slde
Of Jerome avenue, about 2uO lgeL nort III OI
paHy. the southwest corner OF 1891 street ana
Jerome avenue, ~ feet on Jerome avenue by
i0J i1 syaI wi the eastery front Of jerome
avenue, from lSlst street 10 cameron place,
i7OTiOO from Mr.. McGOvern, and the two
lots on the east side Of Jerome avenue. about
rs feet north OF fremont avenue, fro John
RoeseT They have resold the southwest
corner OF Buchanan place ana jerome ave-
nue a Mot 5UXlOO B. n. Mesker, JT. OF
james L. Libby's ONCE was the broker In all
lie SEEDING Brothers have sold for the
estate Of the late William Brown OF Flatbush
to a Manhattan lnyestoTi the business mes v site
more place, fronting ,;o5 feet on Fiathush
avenue. 200 feet on Woodruff avenue and
Is feet Sro MPm tSs oSS 1 TIE BTops
is one block from the Woodbury. avenue sta
tion Of the Brighton Beach f AIR Er.roo.
| HaCkley a tract OF land on Castle Ridge,
| TRrrytOwn, y. Y, comprising Z 2-i0 acres,
! 10 Ferdinand Hermann, for $4,000
Jacob Friedman and others have sold TO
! builder the southwest corner Of Forty seventh
| street and Fourth avenue, Brooklyn. plot
Charles Z. Duross reports the following
/ leases. No 800 Tenth avenue, corner OF
/ Twenty-elghth street, to Dennis Mullins for
Ave wears the three story and basement
private house No. SeO Mcst Twelfth street,
| and the private house No 10y West Twelfth
] street to NJ Nicholson for a term OF years.
] Charles Grifith Moses a Bro. announce the
removal Of their downtown once 20 rooms
! isio-is in the Washington Life Building, iu
/ Broadway.
| for Davis Collamore 4 Co. and Mrs. Crocker
| two floors md a portion Of the store In the
! building at the southwest corner OF Fifth
| avenue and Thirty-seyenth street, to Mosch-
| Cowit2 Bros, for six years, at rental OF
! S5OODO. a.
| The spencer Arms apartment house. built
/ In the modern French Renaissance STYLE
/ az the southeast corner Of Broadway and
! SiNty-ninth street. has just been completed
/ and Ia ready for occupancy. There are on
/ each floor three suites. Of ten, eleven and
twelve rooms with private hall and three
! bathrooms TO each suite. There are thirty
! six apartments. and the decorations and
appointments are said 20 he unmatched In
| the city.
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THlRTY-FOURTH STREET. Samuel Green
has bought from the Goodwin estate No.
Il West Thrty-fourth street and No. %
West Thirty-hfth street The former is
ShXas9,. and adjons the. parcel already
owned by Mr.. Green at No. ~, making a
frontage on Thirty-fourth street OF so
feet The abutting house, No a. West
ThiTty-hith street, gives the plot Is foot
pTopsrties owned by Mr. Green adjoin the
old Tabernacle property a. the, northeast
corner OF sixth avenue. Douglas Robin
son, Charles s. Brown Co. were the
brokers'
nYCKMAN STREET i. J. PhiIlips a Co
have sold FOR the Atlantic Realty Com
iron sherman TO Post avenue 100 feet
north Of pyCkmau street.
10TH STREET Slawson a Hobbs have
Vest iostR ' str"et mo Ave stoTy apart TG
nent houses. on plot 50xino.n.
NINETY.NGNTH STREET. slawson 4
Hobbs have sold for Smith & Rossner Nos
10 10 i2S West Ninety-ninth street. FIVE
dive story, twenty family houses. on plot
2i2KiOo
LENINGTON AyENTE Port a Reese have
sold No sO6 Lexington avenue, southwest
corner OF SNty-hfth street, q four story
lot 2o5NSo, for Mrs. Katharine NJ, lie Roy.
This parcel Is within the scope OF the Beek-
man restrictions. which insurcs its use
for q private dwelling only.
BINTY-SECONn STREET. - Frankenthaler 4
Sap.nsky and Charles kaufman report
The saic OF No. 325 Fast sixty second street,
- 3.
Grod insky and HIATT The same buyers
have also purchased the two adjacent
similar dwellings.
i62D STREET The Audubon Realty Com
pany has sold 10 client for Mrs. s. Hutch
insou the private house at No Isl West
i62d street. on lot 20Nli2.O
itSTH STREET Dun Brown have sold
Tor charles VI Gassen 10 Abraham
Arnou No. 53I West ltsth street a five
story three family apartment house. on lot
3SNlOn
AvFNI'E .-Schipdler A Iiebler have sold
TO Max VI. Pullman the 1--WE story triple
apartment with stores at No 1919 Avenue
4, Charles Facth represented the sellers
TIGHTY-F FIRST STREET. SCHNEIDER A Lieb.
Ter have sold for Williams Grod ginsky
the five story Fat with stores At No. tO'
East Elghty-hrst street 20 William Klenert
BROOK AVENUE Max Friedman and Jacob
Friedman have bought No. 1000 Brook
avenue. four story triple nat on lot 2eXloS
US feet south OF i65th street
77sTH STREET 4. Shatzkin a Sons have
= plot, iitNNO, on the southeast corner Of
22sth street and White Plains avenue
also 20 q MIR. Myerson a plot, $500. on the
west side OF Fourth avenue, north Of 2itth
street.
EEvENTY-NINTH STREET. - Edward p
King has sold for the Pro est ut Episcopal
church school 10 Joseph Al mmerschla G
and Eutwilhg Bros. the bot OF thirty,
Eirhtieth streets Avenue aud Exterior
street, and the four five story brick tene-
rnents AZ the northeast corner 81 Avenue
A and seventy -ninth street, Mr., King
has sold for the NaEstah estate 20 Hyman
and Henry SOM Nos. "a and 27g Church
street, sit stcrT mercantile buildihg, on
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Coming Auction SALES.
IA No. i6i Broadway. ~ O'Clock. J
MONDAY. MARCH 90,

BN Joseph r. Dhy,
Washington avenue. west side, 100 feet south
OF i7Sd street 2oOIl col TWO story fame dwelling
and vacant J D. GaEAn vs. vs., W; =, Garrison e, q:
on Judgment. B?e5sSs subject 10 taI's, ao.,
Thirteenth street. Nos As and siA south side.
i2s feet west Of Fiut avenue, 42Ii0s-S, siE story
&c. which i. ", Gottlisb had on Oct u, 1905, or
since: AtvaIer a C., attorneys; N. L. KrlAnger.
Sheriff.
BY Charles a. BeutAn
Road 20 WestchesteT, northeast side. being lots
: 70 map OF Schuylervtlle, @.tIib7i Li25.SIi26b.
Elliott avenue east side being lot same map,
7teISoI 80 S B. GALLAGHER ", Bridget Gallagher
due on judgment AOdie
by Joseph p. Day.
Greene street No las, west side, 1881 feet north Of
Houston STREET, 1ilNiOU, fvc Etoy lon and store
building. New Nork life Insurance Co, W. l.. A.
Hoyey tt al, Andrew Hamilton, attorney; v. X.
Williams. referee; due on Judgment tto,S2e %
StTentS svtnus No M. cas-, side. 7st feet north
Of Forty eighth street, 25xioo, three story brick
tenement and three stoTy brick tenement In rear,
T. A. Ftnn e Al, We. r. X. BlAkeney ct al: TheAll
b.. attorneyS 2. Gilroy. Jr, rrfer~"; subject 10
tAIes, &C. y 800. partition.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy
i7sth street No. 8. north side. g76 feet west OF
Tiith avenue, ~ eIee ~, three stoy and basement
RSIsEy sna sno,hsP wot K Sttornsys X q
Culver. referee due on judgment, 81 ,7O6i: subjec,
70 AIts, A., tloo 70 be sold subject 10 two mon.
gaEes Tor ti6,Ol.
BY samuel Ooldsilckcr.
i2sthsstrret. No. ~, north side, iE feet east OF
Lemon avenue. t6pHpo ~, ave stoy stone front nat
action l. Josephine Stein a. guardian &C., "
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plans Fned for SOW nuIIdInE..
RoEoraH OF MANHATTAN.

hFlsN' hh W AANhAIIANs
sd ~. i7g NJ =. slN story tenement: estate
Margaret Winthrop Folsom, Wayerly
Mass. owner c Haght iS2 6th AZ.
i2Sd 81. 5 =. 2G6 v Amsterdam av: SIX story
nat West side Const co. so West
End av, owner: &c = Pelham, sos 9TH av,
BoweTy and Prince It. 5 cor. sil stor,
Nat and store. Charles Weinstein, owner 80.
Avenue H. ~ "a siI story nat and store:
Adolph Denhgct. u mn ~ owner ...,
1881 ~. ;, 22j v Amsterdam aw two SIX
Kocn, lg2 Nassau ~, ovners. Sass 4
SmAlheiseT % PARK row, architects: ..
Avenue &. ns 100 six s,ory nat ana store;
Adolpa Danzlger, owner Pelham. -
i'm a. iii rs r. sl1 stor nat and store;
Abraham Perelman, 7iS 5Ih ~, owner -
same architect cost. .............. 49,. t7,oo
story nAts: Cohen. Cohen Evans. Is
81 Nicholas Av, owners; same architect
Amsterdam Av. s. Ssi Islth 81 maze.
foH George Amusement Co, premises,
owner l. Carey, i2e 18Th 81, architect:
Amsterdam av. s. sSi n iSOth st. entrance
gate 10 Amusement park: same owner
Josh st. rs n 5. - " PARK sy; SIX ttory nst
and store. Schleslnger Feniehel' G
Square, architect: cost ............... 800
BoRoUoH or rHE uRoNT.
s1oy and basement M dwelling: ThomHs
MonAhAn. T7S W i6ld st. owner p Gro
Eer. williamsburg, architect cost. $50
Hammond Av, :. ~ WestchesteT bv:
two story dwelling. Laurence and Mar
garet Mccarthy, 6ia 18Th IT. owners
same architect. cost ...... ........... 40
Anthony av, = - i1fth ~ three story
nat: EgAcu Wlnkler. in5 a5th n. owner
Charles StegmAyer. So z sd 81. archi-
Prospect az. r g. $50 n 10TH 81 one story
odccs. Frank Thurman. ilbt Stebhins
Az, owner Moore Landdcdel, ID Av
and itsth 81. architects. COst.............. 200
Green lane, =, W n 5th II two story dWei.
ling Mn Katherine ~, West Chester.
toCt cost. -. .....,.........,... 40
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i24lh II, n s. s25 W Columbus Az asO1inD. II; IsAAo
shapiro aud auo vs. David Conru. specific per
Torrance. attys, Engel, a %.
l76th ~. 50. ~ Worth Al, n 6xp6.0X irreI MAJ
KlaubcT vs. Theresa kiauber. 20 cancel deed. &C
attys. NASsrfnan a ].
I'd Av. 6J7. Manhattan hallway Co vs. Margaret
Scully eta 70 acquire title, 6c. atty \ Gardner
Union Az, n2l. Herman Trunk vs. Herman Love
~ al. 20 declare lien. attys. Amend & \.
itsd ". S. i7j BrOauway 10000 ~. Henrietta \
Mttnacnt " Louise G iced. spccluC performance
atty. y leANiu.
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Real Estate Transfers.

(SouA Of Fourteenth ST.
THE letters stand for quit claim deed. and g.
for bargain ana sale deed az for deed containing
covenant against ErAntor only
BleecEer st. cor Elm S. ASK irregi Esther
Jones TO BleeCker Realty Co. mtge SEQ 900. nom
Bowery. . and 1871, y ., Is. lA9a. iiN2hHl0o;
EphrAm Ward and ano. eArs, TO Esther -. -,
same properly; Esther Michael to James
Aver and ano, mtge $4,000. .......o and 100
hard 70 CHRISTOPHER y robert, ali liens. nom
Henry st.. 80, s. 25AiOO Josef GertneT TO
Ms S1SS * EGssT and 9nG %'Ss n ss Role.
TO Josef Geuner mtge tlo,iSo . and 100
ard " simmons to state Hank q 9 and 100
William -, 2So. 2, runs v e52H n Soy
Realty Co 90 Jane stewart, mtge $4,000 nom
Elsr sIDE.
(EdSi Of Fi'h az betrsan Fourteenth and ion Hs)
Madison av. Sis. " $, 70Is5: Andrew Lar
isl az, 70 E 5, as isth st. 7ssIaS; samuel
Marcus TO Martin Roihschlld - ana 500
Alexander 10 Rose J MeKander, mtgs
Ss sSS ~ n 5, al.se ID av. ios1sS James "'''
nolan = al, eHrs and trustees. to ieuS
s7tb ~ 80 i7a.se Sd Av, iss1ioo a. Jacob
simon - Al to Flora HerzberE. all title,
ssth ~. rs T. 2i.s1iOO& Reginald ii wa
iams to George i AFFORD re recorded. 5000
io1d st. ~ .lla p, sbIioo II, Anne Gold; ,oo
iO6th 81. n 5. z25 % av. 25IiO0ii; Cbthe rins
" Burke and Hno to MAJ SalmoNitE. -
vTar SIDE.
OTsa OF FFh AZ, betrssH Fourteenth and iiOA stS)
Columbus av. 5sl " - 27Ns5, Joseph ?. sitter
80 Mary J Nc Donald. mtEe t9S 900, o G and 500
TO Pauline Stollberg, all iuc..........-.... nom
Stat ~, n D. i2b btn aN, 25I9Se; Elizabeth
= Wilcox 70 Abraham bandowine. mtge -
SIN q, as 900 OH ay. 751sss: John
Mcdonald to Charles S Street. mtge Sl45O1 100
Farrell 10 Michael !. kiemsn. = par.
botR 4. ia wsst. 2SiiOoS. Florence Krnft to
Rosa frAnkel and ano. mtEe Nt.
san n, .2s West. 751SJ.tI25iISst: ) oseph
wick 10 Aaron Sntow and Hno. mtEe 49,
57,6 St' iS2 west, ssiIiOo5. Aiber, J Adams
90 Patrick Mcmahon. mtge t2t 900, O c and 100
pSth ~, rs West, ieIlOO.s Julia @ Peek TO
Eugene Nallens. .... ,... 100 c and 100
HARLEN.
tNanhaHdn Island. norfh o. 100 ~
1 Convent aN. ~, " =. 7OIiOg Emma Dunphy
70 EmmA pumphy ~ al, mtge uo,OO0... hOm
bsyh ) HsHie 70 Man JAeDon1id. mtg. .
LthoI az. 8 iii ilSd At, SoIsS sophie WV
HonbsrE e. al 70 Adolf ASndsl, m,Is 49,,
wsSsTorth sy, Is, IS is7d ~ tsIicc:
| Louis Camel TO Charles Carmel, mtTs
same properly; Reginald Bolton 20 Louis
GArhel. mtEe 81 zoo. ...........o and 100
! orb Gv, = " cor 7ieih ~. eaIiHiOO: Central
Realty Bond Trust Co 20 Samuel
ii7,h si.ss z7sW PARK av ioIiOcii: Mar
G casey 70 business Mems Realty 90,
il5,S ~. =. is E "a sy. iitIiociii Emile !"
ToveI. 20 Pnous LoWsnfsld and SSo,
ii5sS 8. 10 q ii.,IiOoli. Caroline 4 %S.sisT "
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satIsned Mechanics, Liens.

iO9th 81. si5 T.. Simon Klein " Joseph BTcg-
la and Ano, Nov IS. 1906 ..... ..'.......
i56th At. n cor jackson az, 225NlOO. Terence
PkanC rs Eastern Union Realty Co. March
1, 1905 ......... ........, .............
i2Oth II, l57 W, Iudolph TederInan vs. Bridget
DOoley Dec 10, 1894 .....................
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oh o. ne y Jacob Hirseh Joseph weinstein
ct al: attyt. KThkoweT A y.
olh a. ne T.. Isaac Han W same. attys same.
Lots ia 80 Ss5 Sss aS1 S97 tOt enc tti tt2 and
SIS. map Of Arden properly, Bron1. sarah A
Warden " Anna RAdlord and ano attyt, ~ IA
Mare W..
W William Btlchet et a. attyt, stanton a
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STORE TO LET in modern brick building;
opposite large square would make beautiful show
room for light machinery or an once high ceilng,
good light; steam heat. newly deCuTaied ready ioI
occupancy. Inquire Of HORTON ICE CREAM
Co, New Chambers st.
\ THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
I West S2d 81, near, broadway; cheap rent; for
light business. n necessary, owner will put In show
window Inquire OWNER. i2i West SD 81
FIVE FLOORS. IS feet % feet, IN nreproof
building, l2s West SD ST.. near broadway, with
or without steam power. elevator and steam heat.
Inquire OWNER, on premises.
POUR STORY AND BASEMENT very light
factory store front 1877 West sci st. Inquire i2s
West SD ST.
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cBorouss Of me Broarl


Srd Av, 1gZ2: Charles Singer TO r. Levi
prior mtgc ti2 O00, aS per bond D.. ....... 3
Srd AV $50. same 10 Julius SOndhcim. prtoT
mtge 81. 600. as per bond .... ........-..
Clinton Av. W s. adjoining lot ~ map Mt
Hope: John Kennedy 10 fremont Build
ing a Loan Association, insthlls, per
crotona Az. 5. 40 isist st. AmaliA Perk 70
John ZcllwcgcT. 81, a per cent ..........
Sedwick aV, A. being villa site N map 10
Villa sites: Brauet 10 Busting 3yrs..,.
SedgWtck Av. W 4, n a u OF Villa site, g
map 10 villa sites. Bertha Befnauer 70
{ & Ward. due Dec 1. 1907 ........-.......
Same properly. same 20 ID Il ChAmbe Rain,
two mtges, 81 500 each, prior mtges ti01O
each. due April !. 1900 ...... ....-.t...
TayloTst, e \. l75s Columbus Av. Paul Rolling
webster AZ, g 900 n southern Boulevard;
Carl n ObeAth 20 lawyer Realty 60,
mn 81. n q " \ lot 7si map tnlonpori.
ALFRED Ekendshl TO \ funck, due Jan y,
iith 81. n .. being lot 2st map Unionpon:
GeorgiAnA Bolen 20 Weltngfcld, due
Jan 1, 1905, Q per cent. ........... ..-.......
iGsd st. OF Is Y: Joseph HorowitE 70 Harlem
Savings Bank, ntGes ti2 500 each, Syn =
ittth ~, a. bs7.0 e 81 AIMS Av. Philip
GOerlitE TO Louis Won SchwanennuEel,
ayrg. ~ per cent. 90. ,..,... ........,.-, y
71Oth 81, : a. go 9Th Av: Hannah Morse
to 4 N Tredwell. . yrs, per cent....,.....
Lot ~ map Thompson Rose estate: Arthur
DanhG 20 a ThOn pson and sno, due April
l.
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BOROUGH or BRONx-sALE on RENT
BOROUGH OF QUEENs-sALE on Rent

AT BEAITlFUL FLUSHING. for sale or rental
Iout nne fcsldentlal properties having aN m ldrrn
oonNenlcnces; large grounds and plenty OF ,haie
!Iees located IN toe old village price Of two, each
GgbG1 one Al $4,000 and one a. SboOO0 tlcse prices
may % reduced according 70 the land required the
rental OF these places would BE- quite moderate,
" Main 81, fluthinf. ~ g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-19
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Emil Levi to Charles singer. miEc
Alexander av. . cor itsd St, ?5GIss
Emelia Lange TO Smith Williamson.
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Crotona Gv, c $, 70 isist At. 25IiO2; John
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10th st. IS, lOs,tw Lexington az. io.s1iOo.ii;
George Rosenblum TO Isaac Marks. mtge
IOriiisfd st, s.2iIs issth st. 251po; George
W Matteson and hno, trustees. TO Peter
sedgwick Sv. s. villa site G map part
Anthony estate kingsbrdge Heights,
IO5Nl6O2Xse 2Xi533 Daniel II Chamber.
lain 90 Bertha Bernauer 49,, ....... o and
Sedgwtck az. s. villa site II, same. map.
looIl5SSIs5iiIi5S Amanda BuSslng TO
Van CORTLAND, az. 3 5. lot Oi9 map George
7 Opdyke and ano, 251i:5 Muhelmine G.
Loring TO Herman kudlich, all
woodycrsst Ay. " .. iSe.7 isSth st. 25ISG
25SHe4.S William Seward to William
ON st, ; $. e = lot 49, map Wakensld. JOI
ny. Charles Schenck 10 Hannah Morse
mn St. n 5, D., lot 2s4 map Uniouport, sou
los: Georgiana Bolen TO Alfred EkendAl! n
i2th 81, = !, lot 81 map tnlonpou, 5ON
los Bridget sullivan TO Henry Damien
felser. ......... ........ .......... ..-...-.. n
7iath st. :, lot 1861 map Wakeneld. Ss7N
l25iKSSa1i2J9, W =; John u HARDY TO
Lots "a, ~ aud IS, map iO7 lots Hudson Park:
Hudson p Rose to Theodore J Moran. n
Lots 81 and -, same map; same TO James
Lot g map 100 lots Daily estate; same TO
John Murray 81 al ,,......... ........-...
Lot y, same map: same TO James Butler
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