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The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Crokers arc only too glad TO tell them
Already they are looking forward to &
possible general association. wher
enough clubs on similar lines have beer
formed There may be a national or
ganization of Crokers, with perhaps BIZ
enmai meetings and all sorts OF wire
pulling among the officers
winch brings one to the question OF
whether life Will be worth living when
the babies all begin teething-wheu
babies to right of US. babies TO left OF
us babies in front of us voiley and
N nder; and when they keep it up from
morn TIL dewy eve, isn't it barely pos
sibie that even the Crokers may be
moved to cry Hold. enough. For the
time Is certainly coming when. in the
language of the poet:
The night shall be filled with wailing.
And the tears that infect the day.
our dreams,
If the Crokers come to stay
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

remarkable Increase in the number
of births in thf: families of members.
Husbands ana wives who have joined
the club have become fathers and
mothers. This haa been so noticeable
as to attract general attention IN The
to-gn and set the gossips guessing as 10
the real purpose of the organization.
Wig>sc-es have been putting two and
two together-there are several pairs
OF twins in town-and have wagged
their heads knowingly and triumphant
~ when they found that they could
thereby make four.
And then the stork began visiting
among the members at such rate that
there could be no E-rther doubt that the
organization had something to do with
II. First one home and then another
was visited. Half the women in town
were Sewing on small white garments:
half ri the remainder were knitting
bootees, or Jackets, or enbroidering
baby pillows, or something of the sort.
The infant population was increasing
rapidly. Wanadale saw herself moving
UP several pegs in the next census. In
rapid succession several single infants
two pairs of twins and a set of trip
lets arrived in families of club men,
berS.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
l!OHN DONATION ROCKEFELLERS 50RROWFUL PLANT

II want to Find Out few things be-
fore the next Advertised Attack by
Dame Tarben.' 1 began Introduetorilv.
Il understand that the Next time she
Goes To you, there won't be left Suf-
ficiency to make a Grease Spot
John smiled a Large, Wide. Hairless,
Stomachless, expansive but not Expen-
sive Smile. as he Rajoined:
"Ida's leave tell you All about it as
Not That's a jest Studied up last night
when l couldn't Sleep. The Lady with
the Asphalt Name took several Falls out
of Yours Benevolently year or So ago
in Some Magazine, l have been Told.
Also some one Mentioned to me of Late
that an Individual named Lawson
whom I family Recollect as one who
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

my PitifuI Few Pipelines and Rare
and Remote Refineries, that | could. Il
Necessary, make a few Large and Wis
ible Grease-Spots even Yet. ! could, IN
Fact, make Ida and Tom look like Bv-
Products. It's Awful for them to Stand
er me so and Hurt my Feelings and
Financially Ruin Ne. Why. i was look
ms at 1Iy handbook only Yesterday
and was Flabberoasted to Note that my
Balance had Dwindled I'D to s2i5.000.0Go
Somebody's Hammerfest raust have
been Effective. I'll have to Advance
Prices a little. just as if l had Donated
Something to Somebody"
What Truth is There" [ asked, ''in
the TaFbell Tales to the effect that you
Stopped at Nothing to Crush Competi-
ton In the Oil Rusiness?''
Not Modicum.' he Replied. In
fact. / Stopped at Every little Place
where was any Prospect of Monopolizing
Trade. The Articles were True only
thus Far: I got Rid of Competition
But l can say Truthfully that l never
DID Dirt to any man who Wasn't in
my Way In other Words. l never
Robbed Anybody Except for Financial
Gain Besides, / never Read the Base
and Scandalous Screeds you Mention,
and hare not the Slightest linking as to
their vile Import
And what of Tommy Lawson S
Friendless Finance Accusations
y y
Lawson Might Have Inside Informa-
ton"
"Piff1e. the whole Batch of it. Mere
&c
all to the Inaccurate Statement after
Statement was made that he Could not
Prove. We had taken Care all Along
that Nobody could Prove these things
True if the World ever Got hold of
Them His Ranting anent Emasculated
Copper was the Veriest Cuff and not
worth Listening to. We would have
Brought Suit against him for those,
Only we were not Quite Sure but that
he had some Inside Information, by
means of which he could Substantiate
all he had Said. That would have En-
barrassed Us very Much, and caused US
to Regret our Hasty Action. Hank and
the Pressure of Compuislon There is
no Money in the Regretting Business,
1 have been Told Besides. l never
read the Lawson Articles. and don't
even Know what Magazine they were
Printed in. But both Hank and L be-
lieve that what Is Everybody's business
is Sometimes ,Nobody's business but
ours. That is another Jest
''Is it True asked yet Again, (for
I was Gaining much Valuable Informal
ton from this Stranded Oh Magnate)
that Whenever you come out of a
Trance and Find that you have been
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

The Crokers do not confine themselves
10 formal dinners. with storks as SOU
venirs. They give baby parties They Of
fer prizes for the prettiest, the latest
and the healthiest. They are considering
offering prize for the family making
the greatest gain within n year Twins
and triplets are matters of especial con-
graduation. And bankruptcies. should any
arrive. are promised the warmest sort of
q welcome
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
Indiana Town Endorses
the Presidents Pet
Theory.
T looks like case CT a badly ovel
worked stork

T looks like a case CT badly over
I worked stork.
VIII the S. P. c. A. kindly inves-
1gate? And will the indignant
gentlemen who run "Ou, Animal
friends or Friends in Fur and Feath-
ers wake up and take their pens in
hand? II is time for them to get busy
and empty the inky walls of their wrath
On the devoted head of-President
Roosevelt, of course.
For it's all his fault If he had not
made such a tall talk about race suicide,
If he hadn't made it evident that the
first duty of every man is TO te a good
citizen, and the first duty OF every good
citizen is to be numerous father that
there may be more good citizens to push
the good work when the present genera
ton has done its share. the crokers with
stork for their emblem and Pace
suicide, never" for their slogan, never
would have organized aad made Wana-
tan. Laporte county, Ind. famous
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
Secures National Reputation.

Meanwhile the fame Of the orsaniza-
ton is spreading. Members personally
and the club as a club are getting all
sorts of letters from all over the country
letters of endearment. letters Of criti-
cism, guying letters and serious letters,
and, above all, letters of inquiry. For
the club Is being initiated in other
places People want To know how to or
Sanize such an association. And the
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

ed some Prediges ed and Prediluted
Consomme into til Stomachiess Won
der's Jucular Pipe Line
This form of Eating" said Mr.. Rock
'sfeller s.enially, should become Popu-
Tar I reTuire- no Napkin, Toothpicks or
'singer-Iis5wi, and it is not Expected of
me to Invite anyone to Lunch with
NE"
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

which has So Frequently. Served as a
Rug, within the past Three Years.
Neither Magazine that had been Ex-
ploded under me had annoyed me as
had this little Check-mate in the Sun
Posy Commonwealth.
And do you know. The Worst Part
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Toyed with the Buzz-Saw at one Time
and Wore the Mangled Site of his Lost
Fingers in a Hammock for Months Sub
sequently-had been Singing Success
sive Spasms in another Obscure Publfca-
ton
But you may Observe, if you Gaze
around these Walls and take Due Note
OF the Maps Indicating the Location of
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

have been organizations OF bachelor
men, and bachelor maids whose first OBJ
ject in life was TO discourage matrf-
mony. Mostly they didn't live long.
There have been anti-spooning socie-
ties and anti-kissing leagues-a1 like
promises and pie-crust, made to be
broken-but all tending to make the
stork's life. one of dreamfuI ease He
has grown fat and lazy and unused to
hard work. until this conspiracy was
formed against his peace of mind
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
The Wanatah Crokaluat.

Go apologies to Omar Khayyam necessarily
Come join the club and buy your wedding
ring,
Then on the town your brand-new consort
spring;
The stork has but little time to monkey.
And the Stor< is on the wing.
Whether at wanatah or Washington,
Whether you' II vote for Teddy should he run
The single girls keep getting still more
scarce
They're falling into marriage, one by one.
Were it not shame? Were it not shame7
say,
To let the families of the present day
Fail down, compared 10 those OF days gone
by7
Get married. friend. before your hair turns
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

now Wears a Radiun Rod where
used TO have a Stomach. He will show
you the Institutions Bank Account, and
you can Judge Of my Virtue
What do You think of Kansas" I
ventured, preparing to Dodge.
kansas? Now you ARE. waving my
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

| Glass at his Glittertng Poll. that with
out Liberal Subsoiling there will New
er be anything more DoiEs, in the Fol-
iage Line for John Donation Rockefeller
The great Xxx Olea ginist ,c1urteously
Asked me to Excuse him while he Lunch
ed, and naanwith a Long Syringe squirt
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

And when all that comes to pass the
Presidents views may not be so entire
ly popular 1t is of course, all clear
gain TO the doctors. and perhaps even
TO the proud parents; but how about
that poor little, long-legged stork2
Heretofore there have been all sorts
OF clubs found to make his life one OF
well-nigh unbroken somnolence. There
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

sor the reclamation OF d great tract of land west
~ the divide The railroad contended that the
o.nyon was the only feasible entrance to the
yanpa coal fields, and we're able to demonstrate
,hat IN these fields would be found the "Pennsyl-
rsnia Of the West
The suit was originally brought by the Interior
7,snar1rnent in behalf of the Reclamation Bureau to
,sst the validity of David H. Monat's tile TO n
right of way for his railroad through the canyon
The United States District Court of Colorado de-
eisAd for Mr. Aoffat and the government appealed
+o the supreme Court of the United States he
n.nsrtnoent Of Justice after reviewing the evil
ssncA decided to abandon the suit The fact that
,be o,snnr I'D of these coal fields would be of in
.s,innsbIe value to Western cities as far east as
,be Mississippi was thought to be factor IN the
decision. .. efo~4 bos
Hsen made TO push the building OF the " y q
? into this region of anthracite and hlgn
erade coal. With the abandonment OF uLS
soyernuent claims to Gore canyon the WIN
vim be hurried through the canyon ah6 gllue 20
.ha rssin range hy tunnelling st. James Peak, Oh
The Continental Divide This tunnel VIII pe Two
sra sixtenths miles in length. and pending lts con
struction the divide will be crossed py d letipo-
rary line. A., =. .,o ,.raf,l
calculation of the engineers in charge OF the con-
struction of the railroad, the anthraclte TeG!1n
Will he tanned and the Yampa nelds become 10 tle
ayest what PENNSYLVANIA is to the Eastern sea-
hoard Although biologists have long teSIlheo 10
ne euaIitv and quantity of this coal, It lay un-
mined because of the mountains which surrouh1 II.
The estimated area of the fields IS geo square mics
and anthracite bituminous and Ignite coal as Is
fours In unusually heavy veins. The coalS from
dAsr v,orknes according to experts, are not sur
nassed in quality by the best coal from the Wilkes
Barre and Scranton colteries
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John P. KirWan has sold for Raymond s. Woods
to Samuel Bloominstock and Henry Nechols the
two four story brick tenement house No 551 West
42d-st., 256x100.5 feet.
George Ranger has sold for Louis Lese and Max
J. Klein the three story brick dwelling house NO.
ia East 129th-st. also for Henry Kaiser the ad
Joining house No. 112 East 129h-st, the two houses
covering plot 40160 feet. Segel Brothers are the
buyers.
G. Tuoti & Co. have sold for the Rhinelander Real
Estate Company the four story tenement house
No. 304 East 114th-st, on lot 2OxlG0u feet.
Philip Liberman has bought from Alice H Cold
ing through James ]. Etchingham No. % West
1S3d-st.. a three story and basement broWnstone
front dwelling house, lot 16sxs9.n feet.
Du Bois & Taylor have sold for r. A Parker TO
John Brown and John NJ. Fin1ian the three story
and basement dwelling house No. go West 14Sth-
ST. on lot l6.sxS9u feet g.,
". D. Morgan and A hley & Co. have SOLD Tor
Patrick Gafney No. 555 West 149th-st.. a five story
fathouse, lot l9xs9. IL feet
TO Nevtns & Perelman No. lG East n5tn,sI. hrsa "a a
three story brownstone front dwelling house. on
schwarz Feinberg & Levy have sold for Bienen-
zuch Brothers No. Il East Il6th-st. hVe story
fathouse, with stores. on lot 26x1Go1l feet ,..-+
Max c. Baum has bought No 20 Esst t4th-S1..
four story hathouse. on lot 16 9xl022 fesL. He
also bought No 2284 2d,ave, five story 2Town TsI
Mr. Baum owns another house in this row; -
Thomas F. Mclaughlin has sold Tor @ Gleht ,5.Y ~
4stbouse. euse 55 lot 2dx1005 feet.
Morris Godstein has sold to David Aorahannson
Nos 2os and 30 Madison-st. six story lonetiiSnt
The Northwestern Realty Company has sold 70
LAWRENCE Cohen No 70 70 n West u7th-st-. two
pIot &C. sx1O0Ii feet. I. Henry was the broker -.
Simon Adler has sold to William SelIz tn55 P4o..
50x7s feet. the south side Of Doth-st' l0o ieet
Minnla jacob hss soA the hy1 Atary d9uhis
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BIG DEMAND FOR LONG ISLAND TRACTS.

Mineola, Long Island, Nov. 25.-Never in the his
tory of this section of Long Island has there been
such q remarkable land boom. Within the last
few days farmers who owned small tracts of land
Mineola. Hampstead and other places have
sold their parcels for many times greater
than what they expected to get Farms which four
years ago sold for $500 acre. have been recently
sold for $1,000 and in some instances, s12O0
acre to land companies, which have quickly trans
formed the property into smooth building lots,
staked out and ready for prospective buyers.
at Mineoa and Hampstead the largest prices
have been obtained. William Post and ]. Robbins
some years ago bought farm for $4,000, and this
was sold in the week for $4,000 Eugene Denton,
OF New-Hyde Park, who has nearly 1900 feet from
tage IN farm that bought some years ago by
his father for comparatively small amount has
refused offer OF $1S50O0 for the land. Another
farm near the Freeport Road, belonging to Colonel
Duryeas was readily sold for $1,000 acre and the
farm OF Anna Corbin.s property of the late Austin
Cor5ln. former president of the Long Island Rail-
road was sold by ]. Eugene Geer for almost a
Unlondale prices have also advanced considerably.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
REPORTED LEASES,

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the trustees
or the Sailors Snug Harbor the store, basement
and several lofts in the mercantile building
No. University Place, to the Waterbury Button
Company and others Also leased for Herman
Ludeman the four story mercantile building. No.
16 East 13th-st., for long term OF years.
The Charles +. Noyes Company reports the fol-
lowing business leases: A floor in the American
Exchange National Bank Building, No. 12S Broad
way, TO Edward NJ. Shepard, Smith & Harkness
building No. 10 Ferryst,, for Joseph Hecht to the
American Agricultural Chemical Company; build
ing No. III Reade-st, for Daniel Birdsall & Co.
TO Bernard kreiser; floor, in No. 101 Beekman-st.
for rockingham & Moore to Kiln Brothers. and
the store and basement. No. 1S Pearl-st. for Car
son g. Peak TO the Electric Water Purifying and
A l. Mordecaf & Son sold to the De Dietrich I'm
porting Company the five year lease of No 3 West
44th-st The present tenant is the Flower Market,
the stock ana business of which have been sold to
a neighbOriug florist
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Pnsg s. # an6 Of aots5 aTa t2 due 'smSs as p
John stich Building Company to T Emory Cacke;
washngton-st s. 45O IT Of Railroad-st; 3 oooo
same to p Rose same property; mortgage 7oo
Lowenfed enfield P!ncus and another title Insurance IN
Company; 7sth-st. $, 691o # W of 2d-aYei 5000
MsscLa saysE9 @ 2ad to s60Fg oer
M9nneil9 angelo S2o to II Tea 81 per cent 1900
Same to Knieks[bosker Tsr csn TTGst copan5 $500
bmen pF2PeTy Sns to joseph nsF Herman i7ts
z1s East years; per cent co,nsnv: 4OO'
sGtSI sthst IGa5s? Sd a1a to wss5 sasy e S 1000
Khayat A1eez to Emanuel HeilneF s
ii 3 to aP @Sa Sa2an ass
HsnPe RSs Hugh to same, lot si5 same map 200
sae 10 same: bGn lots 242 and 24a
per MoTPi to same 26l and 20
sama maR sams ESa!ss aos
same per to Same; lots 276 2a4 map: a4o
Ntha5 oa pef to- Frances Aronson $50
Hunt estate nJso: yeafs Same property years. 1000
ySs Wedep TO Frsnk mh1SA fo HOOKS 455 ana 46e
map Mapes estate: year. o per cent - -.
d q na ad So an9tRsF 7sar to p Per
Ifn!9 lsth-s P?yid2 NJ 30 70 81 SSsH 5000
If9ss? Nes 7 52afRs snd g. 50 ysars sa" per
NEVIS Abraham and another to Caheine i s,ID g ne
van-st; years per cent ''V''
lntha ;4 @ 955 Louis yes to peP Teef0td dd3t
ziInmermann. srn Moses to Z r Marcus; Cannon-st.
S 752 IT n Stanton-st; due December = ro ooo
Fnkelstepi ST 5iso Iota5 [ea4s [e r Te 1000
GrSensld 5s JACOB, II So ner r 1890
Sanrini. Annuccio to Knickerbocker Trust Co;
Concord-ave. 7011 II OF 152d-st; denana' ooo
per cent ''NS'
psirar Tous TO Louis Nieberg another: 123d-
ST. n $ 80 II oi 57oo
sans IoS o1 70 sane: sar in ner 1900
Ken Wm s66 j. J., 10 fo3a 1ioyai h%i' s1s0
Gutterma1h TX Herman n nqG years per cent $3.50
state Realty nd Mortgage Co to Law els lltle
insurance Trust CO; 2oth-st 90 II W OK 40 oa
5th-sve; years, per cent ''
Courtlsrdt-ave No SO; due June SU lsV'' % ooa
FIGHTER Herman. and another 10 Delta Realty
Company; Hamilton Place. W corner 154tAoSt 1o61
6Tadway sr Gs5t corner if4tf-.. ou9 's 1ss 500
Madden Mieaeei m Sn@ az? FesP per csnt LOCO
same 10 same; eaaurnont-ave No 2 AZ: ooo
1sse Sou louis. to A VormbauH and another
Courtiandt-ave $. rs # Of 155tn-sti years nm
R9send9Ff mo + sags N daTe @ i year peP 1000
HeE5eRSse1R @ 5as t flfn1 8ear q psr 300
Flood. Catherine to = B Levy plot begins 24o #
%h5t9 due a15 January e IL ans isos S. per- eI 1900
ioiSne 'hs iand Of isaac G Iouns6er 1900
Ushite = % sonsfa Company to ] NJ Wentz; Kelly
e., at InLervale-ave; demand . per "a 40
Eeeher sS1s E+nest o. to John McNulty: i75th-s s.
Ts # s dividing line between lots and 4. map -
FairrnoInt; 8 years, per cent lo'o'o
ings Bank; Elton-ave, 5l IL II OF 159th-st; -
FTsnp9s5 les PEI ana others to Dora Kiaber s
ave, s. 4sa.s It Of 133d-st; due June go
1909; o1s per cent ll'zI4
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
LIS PENDENs.

Lets 1ss z1a z.a ass 2lo $40 and ss1 mortgage
nap Of Arden property. Bronx; Annie Taylor ast
Emma 7. ShIrnsr Sl foreclosure OF seven mort
ssres: attorneys. De La Mare s. Morrison.
SedgH1cl- W 1881 IT n OF lands OF torohan
Nerris rms 1gs ~ n ioox 1872 sx 101.i TO be-
rtnaing: townsend wanden ast Lillian ] + Hilton
e. al forecoslire OF ulortYsge attorney T w Butts
liath-st. s. $50 # 6 OF f6-ave, eoxloo.l!i Gen.
saso Masulio ast Barnet 6oidfsin; reformation OF
tssse; attorney z. A. Isascs >-., -.
Wiiiett-st., and 1s: Jacob Noroinser AEI-
G.orrs Idans: action 70 foreeose mechanics lien;
T-tnoS5s sason: oa ss map Of Il lots KinrsIand
sEsts Bronx; George W. Egssrs agf Sore aoier aqa
: Hyatt
Esss1-rt No iis: Samuel Hauben egt BaInett heT.
EsosrE
l7aS-s. whole front between IongfeiloV-st and
aoexssoY Jrr.suiar the C spsuldins Conn
lazy aEt- Arnold et al sctioh 10 iV'NN+S~s A
ehsnie's lien; attorney s. T Stern -, x.os,-~ ,,..
nion-ave 4axiei: lot 1s Ttsis f,sarance ana
trust Company aRt- Henry yillsums ef al so'sS
y mortgage; attorney. P s. Dean
:, ,Eossuth avs lot as. map Of IS sunons o ~ VseSe
~ eocfh a5r1o0. Abraham y
se sgt Christ W RohTn al; foreclosure OF
tsf'erleys, Knox & pooltnK-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
REALTY OUTLOOK CHANGED.
TRADE TROUBLES, IT Is THOUGHT, WILL RESULT IN
4. BIG DECREASE IN CONSTRUCTION WORK.
Despite Labor Differences Good Vome of Business Being Trans
acted-Some Large Deals Reported in the Week.

since Mr. Isman became the owner 1t VIII now
pc extensively altered and converted into an once
The New-York Central Railroad bought the
ing Isl feet nS on tRe west sde of PaTkaye M
feet north of 12Sth-st The plot also has frontage
parcel 49.1ixs0 feet, at the northwest corner of
l25th-st end Parlz-ave:, had been included in the
deal the railroad would be the owner of the oiock
front on the west side of the avenue between 10th
and and 126th sts. Horace s. Ely & Co. and John n:
lz5th st. station of the railroad recently en-
!arged 1t was learned from trustworthy source
site the station had brought suits for damages
ed rarcad Pbg5 a{ed negdg Their teh realty
holdings The railroad company put an end to
Daniel B. Freedman bought from The trustees
OF the 9 estate sta Of Harrison Aaronson Nos; III zS
With stores, on q plot 4s.4x10o feet The parcel is
Leon S. Altmayer sold for George F johnson to
salo Cohn the Parkville apartment houses, No, SG3
10 S3S Park-ave, and No. 100 East 76th-st, 12x1oo
The firm of l. J. Carpenter sold for Thompson
W. Decker to Harry NJ Agsfin N four st3gy stable
50.5x100 feet. The building will be made into a
Edward Mcvickar sold No. e2 south-st., four
story building; on a lot 2o.11x63sx Irregular 52.1o
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball jr.. sold for
the Boyd estate to Sahadi Brothers No. 20 Green
wich-st., a three story building on a lot 206xs1O
The Mckinley Realty and Construction Company
by Sth-ave.. Nacornb's Dam Road. 15othr and 151st
sts., 179x2o3.6x96.! feet Three six story apart
Weissman & Hensche sold to a client for Robert
Arnstein four five story apartment houses, with
of 18Sth-st 400 feet west of Cypress-ave, each
37.6x100 feet. About 100000 was involved in the
S. osgood Pell g. Co. resoId for the syndicate
ORGANIZED 10y Albert do T. Foster the tngaS Tug estate
in Little Neck Bay, which they sold to the Foster
YES sbont $500 600 The buyers Of the tract intend
to develop it Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

fathouse No 15g West 1s3d-st on lot 25x99.11 feet
10 Weinberg, Bloch & Rubenstein-
Leopold Oppenheimer has sold Nos. S14 and 5l6
East S9th-st., two five story hathouses, on plot
50x1OoS feet. Also sold to f. w. Gulich No. 1853
East 10Sd-st.. five story 1athouse. lot 27x10O11
feet; No 1871 3d-ave, four story tenement house.
lot 1ex75 feet. and No. 1852 Avenue A. hve
Kaufman.
Reich & Rottenberg have sold to A Danzger
the southeast of Avenue A and 16th-st.. old
buildings, lot 26x956 feet.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Cfustave Z. Bau-
hahn the five story athouse 40xS8x100 feet on the
south side of 155thst Is feet of the Southern
Boulevard, one Of of similar houses in course
of construction.
The Goodman Realty Company has sold No. 2,75o
Sd-ave., three story fiatnouse with stores, lot
&x110 feet.
Elkan Kahn has sold No 622 East 1Ssth-st., five
story tenement house. 25X100 feet.