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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
REALTY NOTES.

The Morse-Broughton Company. publishers of
La Mode" have leased for a term Of years No.
81 East Hst-st., a four story building on lot zox
eS from the Van Arsdale estate William Lltten-
ham and Innes & Center were the brokers. The
lessees at present occupy No. East 1sth-st. which
&c - he occupied by the new Lord & Taylor ex-
tension.
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne is to have a
100000 dwelling house erected for his own occu-
nanc,, at the northeast corner of 52d-st and 6th-
ave
Frederick IT Barry has leased for Russell sage
No 7s3 Madson-ave. a four story and basement
browngtone dwelling house, to Mrs. Rose Heynan
IoT Term r Dr. IS the buyer of plot 75x1005
feet ~, the north side of 4Sthst $50 feet west OF
i0th-aye The property was sold through Asnlor III
& Co. ooe - ON Fast 9th
st two six story fathouses sold Tecenay sell
The Presbytery of NewYork has oecloeu 20 s 500
.b Sr,+ TABOR CcoIored) church property, NO. =
East I0lth-st three story structure on d io' IVA
IN = beTVeen Lexington and Park ayees: - D.,
rIotit & Co leased for che zen OF b 95s
ln-ga q OyConnell 10 A Aarlilo LSos =. ..-an,aDt
a and IA East g7th-st-. five four sIory ntaI az
houses 25E1O0 each. at an Aseies
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-eaNsAcTIoNs IN REALTY.

uboe 3 white have sold for Joseph Hosentnsl
. Mot A7ree11 feet at the northeast corheI Vi Oio
Broadway and 134th-st ,-- e.. -
David Cohen has sold a parcel 1ooI1Alt0 io'' O.
the northeast corner of esth-st- and Sd-aVe
G. Cariucci & Co. and G. siInonehi nHSe -I-- 80
P Pavero and S. Rondania 10 faus. ~ -l----'- ~
the new six story tenement mousse. wiz ' ~
the southwest corner OF 1hoInpSO ~
On plot 57x75 feet -. 4
Norris AganheIrner has sold for the estate OF
Henry Meinken the four story and basement Dro"n
stone dwelling house No Slz West Sith-s'' i'0A''
feet.
H., n 1erst and Charles Sieserd have bought
No ! az to Al Ierington-ave.. three five story
fathouses. plot 76xloo feet: ,z 20, cseorre II
EPSTEIN No. 448 2d-ave a De fe story tenement
house with stores on lot od SoF Frank Pitten No.
IA Hesterst three and four story buildings Oh iO'
D Raffeison has sold for Solder stolar to simon
Lefkow1tz the thres new SIX sot5east corner of
.PaTk-ave ana ssth-st.. on plot loox1oo feet The
houses IN course Of consrs cfd No Is East 6ls
four story dwelling house on lot ls so eoTge
= fer vest q West EPd,syssf; from Henry wala
&c sa sserS aessis S0S Egs a9s
= 81 G sash were the brokers'
n D Baker Brother have SOLO for T the 1TeIng
houses Nos 6i7 and 5ls West 15sth-st. on plot 0'A
Isaacs te ye Story athouse Is East i1.thft
S5xlDcu feet ALSO 1or M An1-Io@s eA0
property, No. 20 East u4th-st- - ,,ss a.
Daniel Freedman has sold q t 9s gnoI Realty
Company the plot 5oxoo feet on the north size Oh
Barry g. Mclaughlin have sold for August Auhn
TO Hahn & ORey, for occupancy Nos o.0Yo 70. a nc
l0Sx2A IoxI05.S feet - >, ex..-,,
GeJszIe~ e. Tas. have sold TO William h 6chwenk
the one fs,ui!y house No. 7g7 East 1&th.st. near
Bathgate-ave on lot z217ze fest also soa for Mt,
Scbyenk To Julius u Haas the plot, 10Oxl3 feet on
the east side OF Morrs-aye.. 100 feet north OF
is2d-st ..u.o-
, Of Wsstchestsr and Union ayes, a. three story
~; a.. oold Ole southeast ooroer f3snonaA-A3s-
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RESALE OF PUTNAM HOUSE.
j. L. MARTIN ACQUIRES THE 4TH-ATE PROPERTY
FROM THE UNITED CONTRACTORS COMPANY.
Cloak and St Firm to Haze Murray Hill HoeTree East
6oth-st. DceIlng Houses Change Hands

Amos & Co. have sold to John L. Martin the old
Putnam House property, Nos. S67 to s7s 4th-ave
and Nos los and 100 East 26th-st. The two parcels
form an IL" shaped plot, with q frontage of 50
feet In the and of CLIO feet IN the street
The combined plots comprise 5000 square feet.
The Kerr estate owned the property for about
sixty years. In March the United Contractors
CORPORATION signed contract to purchase the plots
and the corporation is the seller in this transac-
ton.
There has been a vigorous purchasing movement
in this section for some months and the attrac-
,;yeness of the district from real estate point
Of view is becoming alluring each week The
reality outlook the district especially prom
Using.
George Nicholas has sold No. IS West ssth-st-, a
five story dwelling house. 25x1oo The same buyer
has purchased No. 80 West ssth-st.. q similar
building making plot OF 5oxloo. The buildings
x1Il be altered and used by en- old established firm
of fur cloak and suit manufacturers now In lower
sth-ave
Henry D. Winans & May have sold for Wesley
Thorn to General Benjamin F. Tracy the four story
high stoop house No III East eoth-st. 2ox6sx1oo5.
after extensive alterations to the house. General
Tracy and his daughter Mrs. Ferdinand Winner
ding, viii occupy it.
The same has also sold No 11s East 60th-st.
for Arthur w Saunders. client, who has also
acquired an option to buy No. III East 6eth-st
70 remodel one of the houses with American
basement dwelling for his use and to hold
other structure to protect the light ana ar
and the residential character OF his home SITE
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Of los.rox112 sx1o4. sx11s.7 feet.

and Elliott Place. plot loslOx112 610A ex1157 feet.
Potter & Brother have bought No Al West Ssth-
st. a fou. story dwelling house. a lot 2lXeos feet,
from the Palmer estate. The buyers own No. 80,
adjoining, and similar, making a 42-foot plot: 80
i. B. Wakeman has resOld for a client Nos: Lay
and leo West 26th-st, old buildings. on plot 40xlS
feet Mr.. Wakeman recently sold the property Tor
the West estate.
Harry e. ZitteI has sold for Cornelius w. Clark
Nos. &3 and 995 IeXngton-ave., two four story mgr
stoop dwelling houses plot 3OxSO feet; also SOLO
for the Bradley estate No. 154 East I'D a four
story high stoop dwelling house, lot 1Sxo feet
e. 81 Ludlow & Co. have sold for the estate OF
NJ. a. Nauss to Rees & Yankauer NO S4t w est
14lst-st, five story fiathouse lot 25xl0O feet
D. Y. Swanson, OF the firm of l. ]. Carpenter mas
sold to Lowenfed & Prayer No. 306 to BIZ East
27th-st., three four story tenement houses ana a
three-story stable. a plot S5x9Se feet; also NO
500 TO S11 East 27th-st., two four story tenement
houses and a two story stable, on a plot IoNSss.
The sellers are the estate OF Thompson w. Dexter
and Sarah B. Goldsmith
The Bathgate Real Estate Exchange SOLO Ior M:
Borck the house No. 1870 Brook-ave to Stone &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

152d-st 5 $ whole front between Robbins and and
Wales ayes 5O0x100 Manhattan Rolling Mill
agt George Robetzek & Bros. owners; Elmer
Walsh, contractor. -
16Sd@sf s s. 100 it e of Melrose-ave 50x1OO;
same as,t Moorehead Realty and construction
Company owner; Elmer Walsh. contractor.
2d-ave e corner 15th-st, 100. 3x10O; same ast
Hebrew Technical School for Girls owner;
George Vassar's Sons & Co and Elmer Walsh.
l52d-st s g. whole front between Concord ana
Wales aves; Isidor L Cohen agt Gustav Robit-
eek owner; Elmer Walsh, contractor
Jackson-ave, n corner 156th-st. 10Ox1Oo same
ast Eastern Union Realty Company. owner
Elmer Walsh, contractor. ..,...'. ;....
School for Girls, owner; Elmer Walsh. con-
152d-st s g. whole front between Robbins and
Wales aves 2O0x100: Christopher Cunningham.
owner; G. Robitzek & Bros. contractors
2d-ave e corner 15th-st, 12S3x66.9; same agt
Hebrew Technical School for Girls, owner;
Elmer Walsh, contractor.
Jackson-ave, corner 156th-st, 20OX1Oo; same
agt F J Schnugg. owner; Elmer Walsh, con-
ThoTrpson-st Mes IS and 20: Lewis Rothbart agt
Solomon Jacobs owner and contractor
l17th-st No to East: Louis Braverman agt
Isidor Glnsberg, owner; Isaac Gordon, contractor
116th-st No 227 231 West; Charles II Darn
stadt agt Josefne Bleier. owner and contractor
Pearl-st, No "a Edward Roman agt Gus
KIeinschritz owner and contractor. ...........
agt Mary A Deering, owner and contractor.
13th-st Nos 900 and DO West; Albert F Tuna
agt J Schnugg and A L Beckhard, owners
and contractors
Ludlov-st No 90: Isaac shirk agt Lena Fried
man. owner; Harry Block, contractor. -.-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14

ak 25.6x SIX 7sx W n H. 1ox 36o n
%. 70 beginning: property In Kings County
David e Flomerfelt agt Mary e FlomeTfet indy ano
adinx, ct al tpartition) attys Z B and c r Cowlee
Kingsbridge Road Broadway s,22tb IT from
I55th-st, and 1884 IT g 10th-ave runs >
465 Ok n 13S7x ASS Ok w las e. to beginning; also
parcel adjoining. 24O.7x n e76x 250x so, to
beginning: Samson Friedlander whitehead Realty
Company ct al faction aside decd; atty n Cohen
Madson-ave. No 1.5f1; Sarah Cohen and another ast
Harris Bernstein ct al foreclosure Of mortgase atty
8 Friedander
Jefferson s. lot 80 &c. map of Wakefield 1oox
100; Wood ], Kite-Powell ct al Qore-
closure of mortgage: attys, J s and 8 NJ Wood
water-st. No 3l2: Peter Ryan George W Bede
al faction to forecose mechanics Iien); atty. F l.
Ryan.
Bslmont-ave No 2,514 Samuel Fein ast Hyman Pash-
kopTz faction to aside deedl atty. @ Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Doughty Frank B. to J Levi: walton-ave.
Same to same; same property; 5 years; per cent
Nelson, A. to Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company; Morris-ave. W 8. II TT OF ls4th-st;
Ms Sc + John 9 to dtnsF Ddr 66nd
Hubbell NJ D, to E Garrison 134th-st. No 20
Nelson, A. to WifIiam r King; Morris-ave. W $,
II TT 8 of 1s4th-st; prior mortgage $4,000;
BookstaSer 1si Feyser. to cohn, Baer-Myers
e00soa s Eyoveber sC l Der cent OF
Haldane, Thomas. to j NJ Anderson; Anthony
Fox. julius B. to ' Kngensten 76th-st. s.
40 IT Of Istoaye; demand: per cent Is+
5. 1876 # " Of sth.sse; 8 years: AZ per cent:
N Van Iss 70 Pa9 lots a. sGd Ae ma
RsBk JVD5 to Esaa Industrial /.
Place; years; "A per cent. ..;-..-.......;.
L. map Wardsviiie: year: AZ per cent. 80.
Kittenplan, Bessie. to J L Buttenwieser; sd-ave.
Gardner. Adele R to K R Troup; 54th-st s,
G iSse of S others "a os T
Insurance and Trust Company; 139th-st. s.
Same to same l89th-st s. 1868 it W of Willis
GoIdberg Max o0 and another to W Jay trustee
Norfolk-st No 1885, years; per cent
Same. to R H Lynde: same property; years;
Rasenblum, Fannie, to Samuel strasbourger:
97th-st, No 225 East; due December Z. 1893;
Dillon. Thomas. to Dry Dock Savings Institution;
Schweitzer, Sarah, to American Savings Bank;
46th-st, n s. 200 # OF 2d-ave: years, per
cent
VlodofEly, Gusse, and another to Godspeed Realty
Improvement Company; Scammel-st. No 20;
mortgage $4,000; years, 8 per cent. .........-
Zeidman, Jacob, to II Goebels; Ogden-ave,
10 # OF Union-st; due July l. 1907; per
Kugelmann. NJ, to c H Smith lot S22. map Mapes
estate: due December II. 1906 6 per cent. ......
Shipro, Aaron S, end another to Mutual Life In
surance Company; Madison-ave. S. 90 It S OF
IGothISt per oonu De- com,
pany; Madison-ave. W corner 16Oth-st, per
Sanford, Albert to E F Rontey; lot S24 map
Mapes estate; years. per cent.
Polacsek. Leo. to Thurman; 2d-ave. No 1857;
year, per cent
Malhearn. James ], to Emigrant Industrial saw
ings Bank White Plains Road. 6. 100 IT s OF
Same TO same; White Plains Road, S, 123 1t s OF
Norris Park-ave; 1 year, A per cent. .....;:
Mahoney, Daniel F, TO e Frank lIlst-st, s. loo
IT w OF Audubon-ave; 1 year, per cent
Frank E, to Title Insurance Company; lI1st-st.
S. 100 IT OF Audubon-ave; year. per
Hetsch. Julia E. to NJ Flick: 152d-st No 653
Bassinger B. to G. K Moore; Rivington-st. S s.
IS # e Of Maugin-st; fnstalments. per cent
Roth, Ignatz Cohen; Chryste-st. NOS 100
and 40; 1 year, per cent. :.-:.-;..
Bachrach Abram, to American Manufacturing
Company: 1O0th-st, &. $50 # w OF Sd-aVei
Same to same; same property; prior mortgage
S14 600: 1 year. per cent.
Knauer George TO Ida Sattler; 1st-ave' No loi;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
LONG SALES LIST FROM PETERS & CO

William Peters & Co. have sold for NJ Lisieru
TO A. Laartz a two family dwelling house the
south side Of Colurnbus-ave, about fifty feet east
of Van Buren-st-, Van Nest; for Charles B. GuInb
to q client plot, 125x100 feet, on the south side
of Lebanon-st. about two hundred feet west Of
Bronx Park-ave.. and for Henry Sanford to
client a two family dwelling house the east
side of victor-st, about 225 feet south Of Morris
Park-aye, Van Nest
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Constable; one-third part. 245.oco
James webb mortgage S&5.o ............ 100
lOOth-s No 50 East SCHOOL,; Morris stalewitz 500
4Ssh-st Il sf4eaxe SSsies: Helen
Russell, executrix. to Dairy Products Com o. on
Brook-ave, W 3. Is # n OF i46th-st. 25xao; Lena
Kahn ct al N Gehen mortgage, Sls.-
126tR-et s. se6.s # Of 5th-avc. is erasii:
Sarah i Il ,o David to John Moaus7rie; mort no
1ssthyet' n $, 1871 # e of Southern Bouievard
1G0eo Broa9way Reliance Realty Company 2.
l5fth hV Nos $50 and s24 West. GoIss il; Sarah
Same property; John Ascher to Watkins Brothers 49,
7. ny 4as 0I Ess sSS Elizabeth Pie and
2sth-st No 81 1 East y 251sse; John Burt
21s T io wo Of saavs go Sss George
Il Robinson to Charles Mclaughlin; mortgage.
erts to Mary A Ford; mortgage ST. 900 .. Nominal
wn5y to s Esther ns saqs orgsgs sser 100
man " Knival ct al to George H Robinson: - .oo
1OoR-ss nos Si q and SO East 6o1iooii Jacob
Bluestein to Francis Chedsey; mortgage. 90 ooo
Rogers asV Place s. 2ss 10 # of westchester-ave
to Rosa KTnleWifch mortgage $1,000 Nominal
ae hs tn a William III dr s1s HS ogas
to Fiors T whitaker: mortgage, So 500 Nominal
Meyer Veseii to Joseph kietnfeid and another
schmidt to HpsS GTa on mortgage $1,000 100
ielst-st 2415 & of EOrest-ave rs eS III
chishoim 1o si, So a55 IT of jenainssst 2oxoo
Roth to Henry nGV Roth Nominal
od f9Rs No + 4ssf na pfesssf6 Mos Kitten
plan ct al to AbraEn Bachrach mortgage. s1o'- 200
2ye 50 ,r5 q q II esT}e,
w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Commonwealth-ave. 5, 125 # of Merrill-st.
25x10O; Clement II Smith to Marie Kregelmann.
l35th-st, n s. 100 IT OF Amsterdam-ave, 4s0x
9911: New-York Mortgage and Security Com
pany 10 Myer Louis Cohen and Morris B
. e
l73d-st S 100 Fl " OF Audubon-ave, Tx to
1I2d-st: Alois GutwiIlig &c Errestine Nichols
burg ;.
Madisor-ave $ Q corner 96th-st. rs. sx1o0x irreg;
the Jefferson Bank to William Rohrig.
WashIpgtor-ave &, AS. II IT of 109th-st, 49, Tx
1879: Max Markell TO Julius Levy and Jacob
Amsterdam-ave, s, 122 Il 8 Of 16Ith-st, hOxloo:
Meyer Vesell TO Joseph Kleinfeld and Samuel
1eTth-st n s. 210 II OF 3d-ave. 60x09.11 MI
nerva Burwe to step s 2, ~ Tonnort Road
25x-; Nanny Reese 70 Adeline GrossInsn
a5.ve n corner 157th-st, 69.oxlo4x frreg;
George Ricard to Joseph HyTnan and Morris
Simon ........-s.-...-........ ..'..-.--'-.'.'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14

sigmund Wechsler twelve five story apartment
houses, each on plot 426xes.11 feet. Four of the
houses are TO be built on the north side Of 18th
ST four on the south side of 177th-st- and four on
tbs north side of 177th-st.. between Amsterdam
and Audubon ayes
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TO IMPROVE A HOME FOR HEBREWS.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintend-
ent Hopper for the enlargement Of the Home for
Aged and Infrm Hebrews. OF which institution
julius BALM is president, by the addition OF a
sr1Sct1Ire is lust west of Colu1nbus-eye The wing
wiz be made into a new ward for female inmates
ment is TO cost $1,000. according to the estimate
Of the architect, Edward Necatsalner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Claremont-ave. s. $50 # OF 129th-st for two
owner: Nute & Denly architects. $3.50 o.
sd-ave. Q S7th-st. for three six story
brick tenement houses 51x56. Ok irregular; Bern
arehitectS $780, %
spring-st No 90. a six story brick tenement
house. %. 1x1156; G. Acierno. owner: Caggt-
ano. archltecl 00''
Rvington-st No 169 to III: for q five story brick
Muller , arohitect . 900
5tt-ave n e corner 52d-st, a six story brick
E FJagg architect .................-... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
BIG TENEMENT HOUSE DEAL.

E. V. Peecia & Co. have sold for a client to Neu-
man Grossnan and Frank Feldman the three six
story and basement store freproof buildings, Nos.
o. SIS and IS .James-st plot 75x10 feet This
prorerty was held for 1885 600
The same firm sold for A Ziskind 70 client
the four story double tenement house NO. I'll East
T5tt-st- on plot 25x1o22 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
REPORTED SALE OF FIFTH-AVE. PLOT.

The Lyons estate is reported TO have sold No.
Az 6th-ave,. southeast corner of 41st-st., four
story and basement brownstone front building. on
q lot 10 6x9S.4 feet The adjoining parcel on the
avenue is owned by the Delafield- estate.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

IA vesey-st-By Bryan Kennedy 14o lgts.st; i
1914 of 7th-ave .10x100 3X irTeg story IroIl
hs stores voluntary sale: TO MCCARTHY
By Joseph P Day: 22s 62d-st. $50 # Of Amser-
daui-ave 25xlo05: story ten h; w Renwiok ct a.
act 7 ct al: Rowland, III az 4. aotH o
Miinor ref; due S16 2sS 81 taxes etc. SO 70
Construction Co for S1o,0Vv
derson-ave Gropose cor l6ath.st 90 9aSnson
ct al: A Knox atty: c Terry, ref: due $500 20
taxes etc. $500 sub to mtge OF $4,000. 10 atheF ior
nd inter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
LEASES The MuNRoE FOB LONG TERM

Braisted Goodman & Hershfield have leased for
Philip Livingston to a client for investment the
hf1nroe a new six story apartment house, Nos
ALB and AIS West 115th-st.. on lot 7ox10O feet.
for term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1Ancoln-ave. s. from 1s6th to 1a7th SITS. five
six story brick tenement houses. 36x90
second 47x90 and three 3Gxs7 the Conforti
Realty and Construction Co, owners; Moore &
IandSiedel architects.
Park-ave W s. from 164th TO 165th SITS. story
frame milk platform. 540x10: NewIYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. owner;
Morgan NJ OBrien, architect. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bay-ave. g. 11TT3 # of Bay-st. two story
and attic frame dwelling house; John o Ford
ham. owner Paul Hunter. architect.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

4,oI,rfaenth Street Store; February 3, 1903.
Muiberry-st No "a to 50: Jacob Stockings 4s agt
1oethst s g whole front between Amsterdam
ave and Broadway; Saverio Nappi asst Lipman Z
Cold. Gnril IA 1905 (by deposit) ...-....-.-.--
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MARKET FOUND FOR CHOICE HOUSE.

sIawson & Hobbs have resold for E. P. Floyd
Jones to q client for occupancy the three story
high stoop dwelling house No. 227 West 70th-st.
size 19x55x1005 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14

julius Levy has sold to client of Willard Welt the
west I14th-st each on a lot 25x1e0l feet.
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LIS PENDENS.

Be1nont-ave gore Lot a. Of Samuel Rysr HONE
md another; action TO reform deed: atty II Pouker.
| estf-st g. $50 II Of 1oth-ave 24xlo0J 104th-st.
4O7s n " of Coluulhus-ave, 624X1olx47. 10xlcol1i
Woose--xt E2 p1s= EndsSs. Sothst. runs
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SOMERSET INN
NEw-JERsEY.

AND FIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDsvILLE. n. J
IS miles from New York. D.. l. W: X r. VIC
Barclay Christopher ST. Ferry Attitude 500 Iee,
. GEORGE w. FUTILE Mgr
Telephone. 7B. Bernardsvile.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

,,,-r. ATLANTIC CITY; N,~;JI-,r,rr,o,a
Claims pre-ernence for location. constructions 90
venience and best Nsv~York patronage.
Capacity eco Music all year. Golf.
JOSIAH WHITE q sONS, ProprfetnsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
Country Property to Let.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOUSE to rent furnished;
ID grounds; modern improvements gar
den fruit bathing; beautiful drives. FRANCIS H
BREWER. Fairfield, Conn.
AT FAR RoCKAWAY-TO LET;-A pretty. hand
n sornely situated right the ocean
beach: only so seconds walk to surf bathing; all
including coal ranges gas water
heater gas logs fireplace lights. furnace ETC.
Apply to WATKIN w. JONES. opposite the Post Office
Far Rockaway Also all other Cottages remaining IN
rented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
Country Property for Sale.
ON SKANEATELES LAKE

80 @ 80 : 4 e =,
able for gentleman's home, in the beautiful
village Of Skaneateas. N Y. eighteen miles west OF
Syracuse line the Now York Central; also
Syracuse electric 1t lake front OF 200 feet
100 feet the main residential street No mos
quitoes malaria; the drinking water In the
State; perfect electric lights. etc The lake
is the finest in Central New York. is a miles long
three-fourths mile wide; fine fishing, boating
sailing Will sell $4,000 Address
T. W SPECHT, Skaneateles, n. Y
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AT MAMARONECk.

A BEAUTIFUL SHORE FRONT PROPERTY OF FIF-
TEEN ACRES. WITH 500 FEET OF WAITER FRONT.
UNINTERRUPTED VIEW ACROSS THE SOUND FINE Ne
MODERN HOUSE, BARNS, ETC. PARTICULARS OF
rutland & WHITING CO.,
BEEkMAN ST
INLEGANT. located fats in West Hoboken; electric
IL light, heat bargain Apply for particulars
MUENDEI. 159 East 8d-st.
EOO BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE White Plsins
COU n. Y. Send for particulars A c TODD
REALTY CO. 90 Sprng-st.. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
Furnished Houses TO Let-CoUptry

WANTED-By couple, furnished room sun,
mer home in New England; Photosi line
and china imperative; highest S225; give de
tails. ~, ~.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-14
Government Whitewash.


In response to request from
many people we publish receipt
for preparation known as Gov
ernment Whitewash. This mix
ture is used by the government
in whitewashing light houses and
other public buildings. It is a
splendid mixture and is desired
for whitewashing fences and trees
and otherwise beautifying the
premises of number of our sub
scribers. The receipt is as fol-
lows:
Slake half bushel of lime
with boiling water, keeping it
covered during the process. Then
strain it and add a peck of salt
dissolved in warm water; also
three pounds of ground rice stirr-
ed in boiling water and boiled
to a thin paste, one-half pound O
Spanish whiting, and a pound o
glue dissolved in warm water
Mix these we'll together and le
the mixture stand for severa
days. Keep the wash prepares
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-14
ORIGIN OF MONETARY NAMES
Something Of the History as Related
by an Employe Of the Treas
ury Department.

"There has been a scarcity of
small change of late" said G. M.
Binghamton, for 40 years with the
United States treasury depart
ment, according to the Louisville
Herald of recent date. "All sorts
of reasons are assigned to explain
this condition, but, whatever the
cause, it is vexatious. However, it
is not SO bad now in the way of
exchanges as it was in the olden
times.
''The early Italians used cattle
instead of coin. A person would
sometimes send for change thou
! and-pound bullock, when he would
|.eceiye 25-pound sheep, or, per-
aaps, if he wanted very small
,hange, there would be a few lambs
,ent back. The Inconvenience of
lkeeping flock OF sheep at ones
bankers led to the introduction Of
bullion.
"People often wonder where
pertain monetary names came
From. I'll tell you few Of them.
"Formerly every gold watch
weighed SO many 'tcarats,' from
(which it became usual to call sill
tEer watch a 'turnip.'
Troy weight is derived from
/ he extremely heavy responsibility
which the Trojans were under to
heir creditors.
"The Romans were in the habit
IF tossing up their coins in the
presence of the legions, and if a
piece Of money went higher than
he top of the ensign's flag it was
pronounced above the standard )"