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The evening world., 1906-10-18
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IN relating 10 an Evening World re-
porter his e1peFieaces VIII the wireless
young DoOlttle said to-day;
IL nEsi read abput ,R wirelesa apDa-
ratus II naEaEins and J though,
m!slt do something OF the kind made
oae as described Ii the magazine. and
sooI improved on 1t b could send
messages across tIe room. One day
found could extend II. and taen
wasn't satisfied until ! hid erected my
ufast out of doers and constructed !.
regular aQp1rRiuE stlch A Is used h,
commercial companies.
''MUth 0f my aIipH rdIus | EonstFuCtei
wtSitptit se@iRx anS of the eSietlhg APP
=
have found since taat II II practically
H.. same | csnno$ cay much lb Ut my
new receiver. hNt hope Il viii he Ret.
ter tam ANYTHING now in use RpI II IL
is Il would bp foolsh Tor me It, tell
what am ,do!r6 uhtti get II protected
by patents.
Young ltooiittle does no, spend ali his.
Lime at thc wreiets apparatus. He
finds tirle to Keep at the head of hts
elatbes IN the Hopkins grammar school
In tg:s city. where ne Is preparing IN
I'm electrical engineering course a, Yale
The evening world., 1906-10-18
Figures that Confess.

i glance Al tfft iIls5ires SHOWING t'1e
cases or pneumonia reported dntfJ
would give IN. erroneous impression
that there IA an epidemic ~ v1is lime
FOrty-six ciiaass have been reported In
thn three days OF thiS week, tls against
fifteen for tie corresponding tlIrce diiys
or 1916. 1t IS explained however that
~ sLslIf Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
WONDERFUL HEN-AND STORY.

Talking about chickens, and hens in particular.
VIII J. Langston. of South Sd street. has a COM
mon looking pulet of the Plymouth Rock variety
that will almost discount the tabled goose that laid
the golden egg
producing the largest freak eggs in MuskOgee. MIR.
Langston is exhibiting the latest egg, which weighs
within a fraction of seven ounces and measures
seven and threequarter inches in circumference in
fact, it's egg within egg. there being a per-
fectiy formed hard shelled egg within much
larger Mr.. Langston states that this hen has
furnished the family with six of the same kind,
each one larger than the former, and he shudders
TO think what the proportions OF the next one will
be. AS industrial note. he suggests 10 Seere-
tary Gulick OF the Commercial Club in view OF
the remarkable feat this hem that her record be
Incorporated IN the official publication OF the Com
merclal Clubs "Fascinating Facts and Figures
About Muskogee ."-Nuskogee Phoenix.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
BIG DEMAND FoR 72D ST. HOUSES.

Psass Gilman have sold No. 235 East ia st, for
1ua Stein TO J. Cooper Mott. a three story
yelling house. 1T6x10o feet; also sold No go East
Z e. three story and basement dwelling house,
GN feet, with extension. for the Keller estate to
O investor. Also resold for Mr.. Mott TO r. E. H
Elliott No rs East 72d st Henry D. Winans &
Ig have sold for Henry Stohlmeyer and others to
szphins Kellogg. Nos 205 and POS East ia St.
W three story dwelling houses, 17uxlO0 feet each
solo for ia Norris TO j. Cooper Mott No. "a
e East I'd st. three three-story dwelling
i-1sss HslT1e0 feet each. Also sold for Mrs
arsss No IS East 72d St. q three story and base
IN dwelling house l5XlO0 feet. Nichols & Lummis
aE sold No. Gs East 72d St, for the Teichman
sETt. three story and basement dwelling house,
AH6 feet. and also resold for Mr.. Mott No 2ls
Dr. I'd 81 Brooke z Georger have resold for Mr.
kc- No. "a EAST 72d ST. Nichols & Lumr1fs have
tz E6sod No. 256 TO Mrs A n. G. Worden.
ssuliy-secCDd ST, between Sd ave. and ID ave, Is
E1ded 70 private dwelling houses Most OF the
tNtllg houses sold viii be Temodelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
SANITARY CONSTRUCTION.

Sanitary construction is the basis on which
all good construction rests. The house must be
built with due regard to sanitary requirements
and conditions or it will be completely unfit for
occupancy. Some conditions to building are so
essential to be automatic. Thus brick, though
unavoidably porous, should be free from
porosity possible; the wood should be well
seasoned and sound; the plaster and wall COW
erings should be impermeable. Even quite mod
est house building is an expensive undertaking.
and the best possible materials should always
be used. These not only have greater durabil-
ity than materials of lesser grade, but their
superior properties render the dwelling much
more fit for habitaton. There is no greater
crime in building than to build cheap"
The great problem of sanitary construction is
the exclusion OF damp. 1t is the most serious
natural force the house builder has TO contend
against, because it is always present. Most of
his materials are porous. both brick and stone
and many woods and he can not build we'll I'M
less he fights this enemy of houses at every
point.-American Homes and Gardens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
PoNKAPoG PLANTATION.

Ponkapog, the unpretentious. and Canton. the
town corporate, enhancing bits OF historic
soil Moreover. to such as love to trace the be-
ginnings of things, Blue Hills-the old Cheviot
Hills Of John Smiths "Journal'-wiil furnish a
creditable list OF civic and industrial benefac-
tons which had their origin in this locality.
While the white men were making themselves
homes and becoming landed pIoprietors IN this
section, so richly endowed by nature. the Ind
fans were crowding into more restricted quar-
tiers. At this Juncture there came one preaching
In the wilderness" to them-that wonderful
at Ponkapog, mot exceeding six thousand
acres" was granted in 1867. and became "the
Second Praying Town" These sons of the for
tiers build their houses and gather their crops.
but the more ambitious learned to prepare
shingles and clapboards for the Boston market.
New gland Magazine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
REALTY NOTES.

''1 Palmer IS the buyer Of No SIS West 18th
= :. Rosenberg Of No. I26 10 80 East 65th st and
Seaon, Levy Co. Of Nos 2l8 and 20 East S0th st.
sA-p BFaendeT viii erect a twelve story Office
:. 4'i building On the premises Nos. and 9 East
sAr
8 Arthur Fischer IS the buyer Of No. $50 sth ave.
ave story building. recently sold by Mrs. Will
~ Vanderbilt.
1--s have been fled with Buildings Superinten-
- Murphy Tor the laying out OF new Offices for
- once building OF the New-York City Street
way COMPANY. IN 9Th ave. from 5Oth 10 6lst ct
a. arthur Fischer has leased for Sarah c. Clarke
bss,IseT Tern OF years no. 79s 9Th ave. five story
v7rS;'-good; De ssulles & Talbot have leased for
10 - y Park no. a 9Th ave, four story dwell
Yt,s q 5XL& feet. TO a client for q term Of
Wy the house
On Oefnoot & Kelly, as attorneys. have leased
z 49, s 51Sn and Martin King the buildings Nos.
isru !, q. IN ave. ana No 100 West 90 ST. for q
~. 4 years, al an annual rental OF $1,000
,srr 9sllton Institute for Girls has leased for a
GloorT gears the dwelling house OF Mrs. A B.
'-' no. West 6Ist ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
IMAGINATION IN CHILDREN.

Addressing the Mothers Club. Mrs. Cochran made
a plea for the encouragement OF the imaginative
faculty in children. The paper thoughtful and
interesting yet IT is doubtful If parents will agree
that the imaginative faculties Of their little ones
are neglected. Early mental processes easily par
take OF the fancifu. 1t is for this reason that
many innocent children lie. They cannot differenti-
ate truth and falsehood. They must learn by ex-
impressions. There is a faknar story about a
woman who seeking TO teach her little girl
the value Of truth. The girl had been told the
story of Ananias and Sapphire, Don't you know
what happened themP' asked the Instructor
YES" replied the child. They fell dead and
saw them carried into the corner drug store" Yet
there nothing wicked in this youngster nor
hopeless in her outlook. Still, her magina ton
could not be said to need stimulating.
The average baby is brought up in an atmosphere
of make-believe. It's bruises effectively cured
by the maternal kiss When IL can understand
words 1t hears about Jack the Giant Killer, of
the sparrow that claimed the honor of having slain
cock robin. 1t is told fairy stories or ''Pilgrims
Progress IS doled out TO II. All but few OF its
heroes are mythical, and, far 1t is able to
grasp. Bluebeard is as substantial George Wash
ingtOn. The child Is encouraged TO look forward
the visit of Santa Claus, and this rotund saint
IS invested with form material as grand
father s. 1t is a particularly lucky child If not
ghosts. II has a fear of the dark because OF dan
gers its imagination fancies to be lurking there.
Experience with children would seem to show the
Importance, not OF quickening the imaginative
IN manifestation inevitable, but of directing their
development Teaching along practical lines begins
enough, and II speedily cOrreCts the fictitious
standards acceptable to infancy. The value how
ever, OF setting up more such standards. to be re-
lnquished later with pang, may be questioned
Philadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ansterdam ave W s911 It OF 18TH St tcI
Joseph Israel; mortgage SIS 900 .......,..:: 500
Lots sta 9G cha Charles Mead to 3 Thoas Mocaoas
10th st s rs # " Of Avenue G 25zs2 3; Dayd
Glau0inger 70 William GaubingeT; all title 3,
175th s, s, 81 # = q Audubon ave. lsx7s; Max
$4,000 100
nth 261 IT Of 9th ave. 24klOss Henry % IN
Wessenann referee 70 David Lippman ct al 8oVo
Bond 6 " W ~ o5 SeT9e Gadws to EN-
2o2th Ct 100 # ,,, Of 1Otb ave 2oOH'sh; ,,
l15 frf st. ko is ana q c East 5Sao Harry
abrams ss e Rsyssr BooksaysF and another mort 100
iea ae I being aEs nfha SSH 2f the hattie 9Pih'
aa H s T5 to A Me. asSS Isss Herman Fn.
stein ct al 70 Louis EtunghOn and another; ,oo
mortgage, $1,000 100
S9 sss ass s'sasl
Patten to New-York Telephone Company; ,oo
mortgage $3.50 po
1lsth St, No $40 East 10 aE1Go Ill Ileth st. No
800 East S sEIo0i John SD R 6Sn to Fine 100
Ksnnedy to asZTs wfns sa roTgase $40 o 100
ct al e. Norris Rosenberg and another; mort
Ceth 81. No 48 East. 1esz1OO6; Charles H HickOk
70 CIeOrs Swift m9Fgegs SSt 400 600 - t
Mayer NC to s as as F05 @sm %e1 100
7 corr to N Wi2 ss ann a5 East 51oo as.. 100
Fabriksnt ct al to MaR James and anOthsri 49,.
s7th S. 10 2i7 East 2l6iiooii Herman Hor-
man to Jo' 9T Lst Nsye5 9oT a@s 100
/ -.
70 Emma Toner; all liens. .---..................
Lot IS. partition map between Thwaltes ana
Thwoites; MARI MARI Hart to Frank MoAFdls; ,oo
Ibsth ST 10 1914 East. 2O191; Moses Kleebatt to
Solomon GO5mSn m0T5sags $t1S6 srt p Roach
Hs f sSs M NJ S ages SOs os;n
James J Kennedy to William oppenheim' mort ,oo
JaseEson ave W e. 1913 II n OF clifton st. 10 OK
70; Daniel HAS referee to julius Brun- -,r
Lot 59 q nap Park Arthur
y
ieoth 4ess # W q lIth ave; 6oxs67;
Arthur Hartman TO Integrity Realty Company; ,o
same 5roperty Integrity Realty Company Sig
so1b 81 n = IS n e Of Avenue A. i75xlO22 2: Max
Hsssier 81 TO Harry Abrams; mortgage. $es- 80
so az y, a. ils II W Of Avenue B. 75x1o2 2: Max
Ressier at al 70 Harry A0rsrnsi mortgage S26- -
We, 90; sv: No: 1851 ana 1855 i. io1io0 Martha
Graham 20 Noses w GIiekmAn; mortgage. sl2- 49, .
9c9 sy: Nos ibii ana i5is s. 5Or
1908: signnund Nsttel 20 Integrity Realty Com -
so PESsnyi ToTtsAiEss sz Of Xvcnu. T. 75rio22 iO'
israel Cohen Max Kessier and another all
s2 que &c No go West. s6IGsSi Isabella McMuilen
.oS r =, Na ZEE West 2oIes O. Edward Martin
Nsw-YoEk Cab cC@Ps3anY - rs b174l;' John 1"O00
Tta as: " r S9t " Wasterson '... 100
,1sth - NO 81 West 251i0o II: John schreysr
wiaW oss oTs. ass,6 500 = Sarah Kapan 100
and another g Isaac AsisT n2T t gao 100
70 Gustav Ysgendorf. "a parti mortgage. $751; ,oo
1> %? - man washingtonyiIio william PEN
Boston Road Ne ii55 " :, S4KIoO; solomon Gold
Grove ave. :. 4i6s q n Of leist st: Xxi Bell
Realty Company 10 Samuel Gropperi mortgage ,oo
s1 stS 81 No sss East -; ths Bell Realty Com
psny 70 Samuel Groppssi mortgage szoooo''ss Sop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Transactions IN REALTY.

- Arms has sold for client to the Lyric
M company No. 6S7 10Th ave and Nos. 50l and
- 25xl0 feet.
= - brothers have sold for I. Bordenstein Nos.
ssse ~ West 18th St.. two FIVE story double
-, .-'es' zxlo0 feet each, 70 a Mr.. Marder; also
is. 'f Hiumenthal Brothers Nos 6 and 10 West
Ia ~ Two i've story double hathouses, sOxIOO
~, sSca' 10 L Bordenstein. and for Hyman Hor-
.r-' houses on the north side OF 18th ct, east
~ | ave. IN course OF construction. s76T1oO
kss 60 70 Hrs. T. Kahn. Henry Meyer. Abra-
a. Inn ana Mr. GlAuber. The houses form
q ia Sr TOW OF eight. al OF which have been sold
y iosse,' aekar, GaiLsrd Realty Company has sold
efhs -sy!or, hs executor. fifteen acres OF land
= Clss,.asesIey Road, town OF Greenburg.
RS sSs e. % 5is 81. ts tis snd TO OF the map
Atesrssa-' vie Park. Van Nest Also sold for A q.
Estt - thIes story brick hathouse the
l591poSte r or Morris Park ave.. & feet west OF
tsS. .-e e. Pyle & Co. and Daniel Birdsau & Co.
fsat Ivs plot OF nine lots IN 18th St. near Con-
steob = aOI tne Divine Burtls estate.
let sss, sH1ent house being built "a Issth ST.. 100
bur q Boston Road
ior f.@ ,Conger have sold for Hirshneld 81 Lieb-
1olse 5s ISs. 18TH Ct, four story cold water
l;sLs-rsS "a q Co and Acreteln Co. were the
kgtt 80 NE resale OF Cavalry Chapel on the
1ftset- q 20 a.. 40 feet east OF &c ave-. Tux
sSsssyF e . has sold for the Prescott Realty
~ 20 Srs s,e -FOUR story double tenement house
iasse W. 10. 65o "a ave q four story brick fat
,Ashfoy,Sh store, on lot ls.4xe0 feet
khoo - q 20. have sold % the Manhattan Trade
N NO 21 "a ES East 23d st. a six
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
..n sALEs usr FRoM PYLE g 60.

,-s c Pyle s. co. recently made the follow
--o-,oklyn and Long Island sales: -Four story
= sore and apartment buildings at Fulton
- c.,sl SITS. Jamaica, on lot 50xlOO feet, for
o q lots IN 18th st, between 18th and 18th
fo- J. c. Meyer; No. IS LIST Place. four story
's.ser,eut brownstone house, for the estate Of
-. Purtis: rlot Of eighteen lots IN s6th St.
- srs 81. for William Abendroth to a builder;
line lots on the north and south sides Of
- q between nth and 18th aves.; also the
=, SIDE Of 18th St, and two blocks frontage on
rrLs-sTlv side Of nth ave. from 18th st TO 18th
Z IN Henry saunlaker' 70 builder for improve
-. h slet St, north side, between % and 50
~" tWenty-twO lots 10 an investor. on easterly
- n East 9Th st, between Avenues l. and NJ
tI IS for William Brewster. in East Sth ST. ex-
- hi Easr sth ST, 200X200 feet, twenty lots
y rssres Slater on north side OF 18th St, be-
~ T2th and 18th aVes-. nine lots, for William
- 10 az investor; on north side of 10Th St,
800 18Th and 18th aVes., fourteen lots for T.
e ~ to an Investor plot Of sixteen lots at south
ssss o-ner al Hillside and Woodruff aves., Hollis
s~T Peterson: IN Ocean Parkway, near Avenue
q. fick dwelling house for Julia Murray: thirty
:. rs an the north ana south sides of 4Sth ST. and
=. -orfh ana south sides Of 49th st, between I'd
~ "a yves, for client, eight lots the easterly
- n "a ave. between 4Sth and 4eth SITS. FOR A.
ps--s,t. IN SSth St, between LIST and I'd aves.,
=. i5fli0 feet. for F. McNanus: No. 90 Wildwood
\ fhres story and basement stone dwelling house
- dent. No 4 Wildwood St. three story and
tsssnsnt stone dwelling house for client; plot
s-rs- al Rogers ave, between Avenues c and d.
extending 70 East 26th st. thirty lots for client;
nTth SIDE ~ 44th St. near Sd ave, six lots for
Trisn Miller. forty-four lots IN Fulton st. and
vs-rsrssd Turnpike. Hollis, for William Levy, in
.--;1rction with De Selding Brothers. No. 1876
1lsnan St Tor estate 81 Divine Burtis. four
r~r double hrlck apartment house; in conjunction
"a De seldilE Brothers No. 65 I'd Place, a four
..~- brovnstcIe house for estate of Divine Bur-
n Rot l60Xlo] feet, 34th St, between Sd and 4th
Va for T. Adams No. l4l Summit st, four
CIR broRnstoua dwelling house for estate Of Di-
r. Burtis iu injunction with De Selding Broth
n 10 at Pacific st, three story brOwnstone
.firrf and
y Hal St near Wilioughby ave, three story
~ stable. for A. !. Simonson 10 Frank Bailey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

agt Israel Cohen; November g. 1903. ...........
e5th St. No. q East; H. H. Vought Co agt.
Hattie Bloomingdale ct al; March 3. 1906. -.
landt ave, 70 ex1oo: George 3. Raymond agt-
Charles Wainwright ct al; February 26 1905. -.
Woodlawn Road s. s.. SO1.e It. g. OF Van Cort-
landt ave, 70. 6x1o0; same agt. same: February
I65th st. No. $50 to 1857 East; Ralph l. FiEgatt
agt. Flood Construction Company ct al: Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

AeN'' cory frame building. 25xll7 feet, 10 a Mr..
~ No 2750 81 ave. a two story building. with
:, lot 2sxl22 feet 10 John Bambey, and. In
foss with Frank Feldman. Nos $50 and SIS
en "a st a six story and basement freproof
Da - on pot Il sN96 feet.
fGldh ss',-ossYilan has purchased Nos Sl4 and sig
~ ave and has rcsold II 10 Hvman Gross
Sous1sSe marcel is a six story freproof structure
Cd. 80 Ii has six stores. He also purch q Sad
EsS 4Tr Goldstein the seven story flreproof new
iucn s,.snlent house No. 20 Clinton ST. with a
HS.sre az 80 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
MUNICH AND HElNE.

The Town Council of Munich has determined
TO place tablet of commemoration upon the
house IN that city once inhabited by the poet
Heinrich Heine. All honor TO Munich for the
thought, especially at a time when German cities
seem wrangling TO dishonoE one Of their finest
Eeniuses.-Pan Mall Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

Schwartz sampson H. ana others to Title Guar
o aR s11 5gs GSmPany III ~ e No OF 81 oo
1911 ISSd5ha st. No iO4 West 2Oxic2; due June So
BirdsaI. Grace, 10 Title Guarantees and Trust Com
pany; 1921 st. No 800 West 25x6O: due June 30
Ellender Hyman NJ. to FIeisohman Realty and -'''''
Construction Company; 10th st, n g. 100 n W OF
Amsterdam ave. i25x1oO: demand 8 Der cent .. 1900
AsPini AbTahar3 and others to Friedman and
Israel. Joseph: to Crystal Realty and Construction
i856 St. 4o4io0 years per Cent? it, =! II or 1900
herman 11I IN Herman e Sophie Meyer; Tooth st. No
$500; years, per cent ...4.e." $500
es arc Vincent. and another to israel Florio
SoSos-operatiye Association lOeth st, No Sl1 10
Same to Benjamin Harris; same property wv
The Fine Realty company to Lawyers It'll. LOW
IL OF ist ave- 16x1oo; due June so. 1908:
BOcksT, Benedict and another to Elias s:idsi HO'V
Rossaber go Hairs Is so1 ana ysSFs per 1000
Beatty Company 1Ssth St. No 50 - West. saE
Flood Cons Company to A 4 Sullivan: is5th 'A"
yeaTs n nS;6 c IT W Of Trinity ave S7x1OO;
Sane me, to same: ls5th $, IS # Of caud-
u wei aye S1xI9o; years; per cent..,...-. $500
ave ssR St ss1 frFssu iSsa
co ete nSeP M52R H. 1907 per eeFt 10000
ass being lot las map wakefeid. Ioox1is
oNelii Pheirn to Title ciuaran.es and Trust i'OOO
T0nPany' 22d st. No 20 West, 2O19s; de
wsrstsin samuel. to S Levine: livingston st '''OO
sa no Up 2SxSl: ) years, per cent; 12oo
ST. 5oT75 MOTHS ggs I ays ~ Iad 1873 r OF 1S4h
Glckman4 Moses N. Eastern Crown Realty
GGompsny; WISE ave. No 1891. 2OxiOOi i
Griffin, Kate, to NJ A Reilly: Cambreling ave ''S''
uSfeld iSrSg Sin5 gsar ana P9r - - 1000
ina; 10th st. $. 10 IT e Of Ave A, TASK
Kaufman. Abraham to Samuel Wen: iiad st. '0O'
no o'1 East 25x1oo years per oent.... $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Amsterdam ave. W. e. Is It. s. OF Nelson ave..
Tor two story frame dwelling house, 10 6x44;
.Gustaye Paulson. owner; George Seltis. architect
1oOth st. 8 8, 71.30 IT. W. OF Clinton ave, for
owner; J, J. Vreeland. architect. ............-.
EXteTloT St, s. g. corner Cheever Place, for
four story brick factory. 80 GXs3xS1. 10 Edwards
d Co., owner; Arthur Arctauder, architect.
Eagle ave. W. g.. 20225R # 8. OF Westchester
ave, for six story brick tenement house. sex
l07; George n. and Caroline Blunt. oHner;
Henry T. Ho we'll, architect. Observation-Disclosures.
14sth St. n. e. corner Brook ave. for a story
brick tenement house. 50x90: Kohn & Morrissey.
ownersi Lorenz 7. j Meiher. architect. ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

41st st. No 500 % $40 West: 10th st. No.
TO 511 West; John ]. Hearn agt. the Roman
tractor $40 20
lS6th ST.. n 1929 II. W. of Broadway 6419911;
Edward E. Ashley agt. Isaac Schlesinger
owner; Simon Marcus, contractor ,....--....., TO
Forsyth ST., Nos. IS and 40: Griffin Roofing Com
pany agt. Meyer Cohen. owner and contractor. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
MOTHER PARK AVE. DEAL.

Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown & Co. have
r9 ~ Gilbert c. Brown plot l0o5x576 feet. at
ne hoHaesst corner OF 61st st. and Park ave. An
apartment house viii be built on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
LARGE PLOT IN LENox AVE. SOLD.

siav Co have sold for the George Bliss estate
u southeast corner Of l25th st. and Lenox ave.
ms feet. two story house with store. The new
VIZ, is reported, will erect a twelve story
Guiding en the plot The firm leased the property
ilssel years ago for twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
BIG BRONX TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

-as Mace estate has sold TO an operator ffty-
E'sl sle one-hal9 acres OF land, beginning at the
'l'1on Of Boston Road and White Plains Road
se sEtepdlng north between the two roads, and
~ east Of Bronx Park. The price is said to have
=. about 10000 This is the first large sale OF
's-1 acreage this spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

1Isth st. n. s. 100 IT, w. OF Amsterdam ave-. for
Two hvs story brick fathouses, 43xss; Axelrod &
EdeIman, owner: J. Hauser, architect $4,000
'I b aye n W. corner 129th St.. for six story
-aaQrowitz. owners: S sass aTchltect a. 10000
I.Sth st. s. s. 10 #. Of Audubon ave-. for
I'VE story brick hathouse. 50xsS; A. q H.
Weitzer, owners J. Hauser, architect. 6ooo
@th ST. g. g.. 1T5 II. ". Of I'd for story
tenement house and store 25xS32: S. Wallen-
stein owner c. NJ Straub architect. Is.
broadway, ". 13Sth St, for a six story
prick hathouse, 99.11xS7 Levy Weinstein Realty
architects ..D' 49, Aiii q ' 1Ho ~
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LIS PENDENS.

Forrest ave. W g. 2S3 10 IT. n Of Wall St, s7.exsT.6
Bronx Patrick J. Owens agt, Louis Lese ct al orsolos
ure Of MORTGAGE; attorney. F. B. Chedsey.
1S4th Morris ave, Creston st and 1880 St, whole
block Eliza p Rabs agt Lille r. GREGG ct al cparti-
attorney, e ". Edwards
155th ST. $50 + ": OF GourtIsndt ave 6ox1ooi
close mechanics Menl: attorney. NJ J. Farley. -
18th St, No 331 East Harris Slverman agt. David
Damant ct al Specific performance; attorney, Z Wit
Kind
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$1,000 INVESTMENT PURCHASE.

Es,moEe & Magiu have sold for a. Guthman &
~ sor about Sl25o0o the two new Ave story apart
s-, houses Nos so and 544 West 18th St, on plot
ztt3 feet The buyer purchased the houses as an
treatment
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cW. FoRNEs A SELLER.

.s P. Fitzsimons has sold for Charles V
~ "a Adele KUrrus No. 2S6 West I22d ST. a
foasss = double fathouse. S4xs01lO0 feet