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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-03
CITY ApvTRTrsEMEnTs

s5f West End Hsaeszad "a. n : 2sssa
West End ~ blk y lot ss..s...4.s IS IL
e5i9 Rose y Eprstein, Y i 2s.s1 West End
$3.50 George norman. ) ! "a west End
ssss Dc watteyilie. ' g Alexander st
blk 80 lot IS 2s
e''' F j P1 ;s,s ., !, ! iol-ios sunset AZ blk :.
e5ss Fl Forester. Y 1 111-a9 Sunset av blk
81 lots 9e-9G. .+....s. 70 10
81 lot ill na
COO I i To Is Il I "a. assisa :, sls ., + ~ y
6sot Henry Forester. Y J Boylan st blk
ssos John weiechsr. j 5i-ss Royiaa st
blk 81 lots 21-e2. IS
$50 William Herrea; y IA ROWAN st
ssls Est Arthur Desine, Y 81 Boylan st
blk 81 lot Observation-Disclosures. ia
ssl4 Ais /, s,s :, F r.. ss.,S J 40 Bosian !,
6sl6 II Forster y J Hills Boylan st blk
ssi7 owner = unknown. ' ao.as Brook.
dale av blk e3 lots as-9i -. 81 e
ssis NJ Tyman y ! 30 Brookdaie az blk
$500 Est J Haue, ' al.5a Brookdale av
blk s. lots 10 05
1921 oS S2 pG x, " Y ! 81 prookdaia sv
1922 f o'counor. ' j 50 Brookdaia av
ssss ] o H Witt ~ tot Kuhn sda y fis.1la Rroo,s ssi
dale az blk 50 lots So %. ......... AZ
ee27 ] Edward Brown, V ! 11s Broolsdale
av blk 6S lot ..............- / "a
sssi Laura 6 Lowry. V ! "a Brooxdaie av
blk IS lot rs. "a
cess George Treioold, y / 10 Norwood st
ga, owner ~ u II y a Na,..asd "
"A III, &C. In az u 40
6e5o A Dausr and r. car,ico = Is SAL, !"
ST dix ia lot a. as
sesa patricE Tan,nhaIi - on Ss,5.b - "
hlt 1us 10 "a =, ~
ss5s william III S' Mcsee, ' i 20 smith st 2 .
6s55 W 5 Dale ! ' / ass smith st blk los
eese Ann rt,rton :, ofe en,,,b a. rIu ~
0''' lnt S ~ 10 'n'sp : oN ~ %
ee5e n Y TTsnnd ~ 1se- III s.ith
'''' hi 9oo lots $50 io'tf 7"'" - an
se59 Michael T Barrett. y ! eo-1i smith At "
''' Nj OH 10 ss.et - cum" =, oz
$500 EST ST. Jo = ' Y1sds Slew. , - s;nitb St Z 70
blk 2O1 lot g. 81
sac, NJaa Wantz - - s1,it, a. IN, "
'""A 100 tot io s"'" :" 81
sses Est i Lindsiev. v Is Smith 81 blk o
'9- 100 IN, II = At""" = "~ IA
eees Michael r barrett y 17-af sni5tI,
'OO' 81 III. 100 - 81 t"N" 9 oe
ses. Albert nN E Z cor rrer y / S. Smith st bIk 10
ees, A IS lot M ~, ii smith 81
6se7 PETER eS l KelI fS' ! i21-1gs smith st blk u
ss74 M l'R K i smsli q o'; ' i 800 Smith ST blk 70
10 lot So 81
ss77 wtlIian s Fairehild v / $3.50 Hal
W. sted st bIt 90l iat 10 Z %
ss7s William S Fairehild, y j so-as Hal.
es7, v Std st ! biz Es I9s ,9ts $50; ,os-,ss fif;,i. IS
ssso M gsfa s. r ol Rar rvs lots 1'-s ssoiss tiai. ~
sss, r steq LIN D. 6 aSnd g@ lot ;i;.;sa usi. =
stad st hi s0s lot Al 70
sss2 Michael r Barrett. v j iS7-i29 Hal
ssss william 8 Fairnbild' " ! i3i.io3 Hal. "
sted ST blk 2o8 lots III 2-,.'...... 10 "A
sted ct ok aos lots 47-4s. 81
sss7 John shiperson. v 45ll3 Haisted st
se,, william 1TH 52 ! io1 Fa, rl1s, ss.is: Tel. -
ford st blk 203 lots 3s-i7......... "a so
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-03

II understand, said the young poet,
gleefully. that Greatbrow said ms latest
poem had few equals az a bit OF genius
'TIe said even more, put in Crittick.
You don't say2"
Yes. he added And positively no in
f%criors.' "-Philadelphia Press.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-03
CRY An-vERrrsEMENrs.

1888 Lyman Hachitn, stable and 4 10
Belmont av blk 25s lot 1f.-.a...... il Sc
iss3 Isaac Lesser. h l &C Belmont az blk
ESQ lot o....,... -...".--... 81 %
1893 Haskell Block, V 40 Livingston ST
blk 2520 lot IL o.
1904 Charles Schmidt. h l ia Livingston
st blk 2sss lot &c.. 40 %
1908 Meyer Olschnetsky Il al, h $40 Liv-
ingston st blk $3.50 pit lot 24........ 50 20
500 Ludwig Phrman. stable ard ! 2t
Livingston st BLK 2595 lot 37.... 10 A
oo11 Ludwig Pfrmon. h I 256 Livingston
5o15 Valentine q Nlsch' h i 2ss Living
Harris sigd Z dla p.s sSi' h ii i "a Livingston st "
James 9 smith. h i 50 Livingston st
Louis sci h i is Boyd st blk
2519 lot 6............ I.....-.... rs 80
Abraham Steiner ct al. h ! 40 Boyd
500 Harris of Kramer spl9 loI h ~ j5s BOYD st Blk " y
$50 lot IS =. 20 70
Louis Lewis. V / I4 IL Boyd ct
5ol7 Essex pas g and N Hudson d., Land Imp CO. VI
I33-i23 Boyd st blk 25es lot b.. 81 90
1887 lots 20 IS
N Y Bay r Go, W Newark branch
| Bedger av blk 1891 lot ILL.,. 2o1 81
5059 Henry Spier, v / $3.50 Zeliff ay blk
2577 lot Is 05
$3.50 Johann Hon & Co. h / $50 zellin
5sl n aY Y 9 Bay Ai Z co lo' " v Newark Branch ''i ~
v i zeiiin az blk 257i lot i. .''......s7 81
N Y Bay R Co, " Newark Branch
Zglllff Az blk IDlf lot M....-.,Ibb 10y
y Bay r.. Co. w Newark Branch
= Zelliff av blk 2577 lot M......14e 81
y Y Bay + Co. " NswarE Branch
5Os Abraham Deutch. >" h i co Lille st t1'' :
Li d. = un I've ct al. ' i Lewis ~ :.
theresa 9aa i Dorso tGl Il 500 Hunterdon %
st blk 2576 lot ..........,..... rs 1C
don st blk 2575 lots 15-1s...... 20 IS
ass iet Il. ~ 40 50
NJ cinehary =, ~ par1an - IN,
Ai ssSs e iai is V ! oa' hereeh Sc DIX AZ 70
Sii4 MAJ sass Gin5 n 5 Y ! 545 Bergen st blk :, 70
I'll, zoos lot IL, s., :, ~. - 81
oll' M oeso oinsoe1g' v S4s bergen 81 DIX f., :,
5r,s Mo ZoSS l ,n. Il '';.'.u x, p.sor :. IN, 40 81
'Ai 80 'i.pIis' 81 DeIseh 81 IN "a =,
z,,, seSS lot L.. - 4s 81
blk SiSsg Ios 10 ! oS'-oo' Dereen 81 IA Or
$40 Max Glnsbers' v ! 51 Bergen st blk =.
s,o- zooS 10. 10 U
= St blk III a574 lot 81 81. iV masnoi.a 80 81
0iso es 9ssa T ID, aetS; v IA chadwick aV DIX q Of
514s Neuarls uor,a t,lds ~ eeo-e.e
sewers s ietb a II h1k B 9sis Sof y o0o-0aO % !,
s,A w. q oh @oio 70 ~
0i4a WIN nh y 1s, Rey ydt Is Y ! sss $ 10th st :,
5i4s Newark Home Bids Co, h i s6a-6si
S.s N 5 nth tn St ! blk 2elS lot 20. ; eSs COZ 20 II
olso NeWark lone =. B 5s &c, ~ ! ssS-esf AZ
5147 Nsr III !, H q UH r5 y I1o COO. IN : OF
= 4Ne"a ~ aon ~ t55ee1iss % l os'-'of i, :,
0lis Newark Home Bids GO. y ! 7o9-711 :,
"a" e ~ t' ~ nus - 'Ao-'oA a. >,
s,e, Ilth 81 DIX z9Sl Iot l'..';..cs:es ID OF
0lol newark Home Bids Co y ! esS-7oo a .,
$ 18th st blk 2ss2 lot 1s;...."-m. "a 81
0i'z N ssS : ls Hone IT b RS'I sssa lot &c ' ! ~ ,, 2,
k,os - ~ = IN I9o. ~ ~ = q
s,o7 7S7 $ 14th It blk 2s47 lot ! 10 L
Ut III 4tft " . sHs -. . - 80 - = . Dt
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TWELFTH TAKING DISTRICT.

llsi John Bellew. h l 1856 Monroe st blk
1876 lot %
41G7 Edward T. Dalton, h l 16 Monroe st
blk 20o2 lot TO-. ....,. 81
4lGs Edward r Dalton. h I "a Monroe st
blk 20o2 lot Observation-Disclosures. 4S
G6a Edward F Dalton, h I 1910 Monroe
st Blk soe2 lot g. Sc
all James Dellssa, h I Il Adams st blk
29i lot zs..*....-.t.....sv!,.... Al
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-23

MN TO dO-rnaI, ana to Keep Claudlne
as straight as he could In a measure
these were the two things that had
brought him to the pass in which he
now stood, his loyalty to Joe and his
resentment of whatever tempered with
Claudine's straightness. He was sub
missive to the consequences; he was
still loyal. And now Joe asked him
to tell Just what happened,N and
Happy obeyed with crystal clearness.
Throughout the long, tricky cross ex-
animation he continued to tell "just
what happened" with plaintive truth
fulneSs not to be initiated. and through
out it Joe guarded him from pitfalls
Qor lawyers in their search aRer truth
are compelled by the exigencies of
their profession to make pitfalls even
for the honest) and gave him, by vari-
Gus devices, time to remember, though
not to think, and made the words
"come right" in his mouth. SO that be
fore the sitting was over a disquieting
rumor ran through the waiting crowd in
the corridors. across the square and
over the town that the case was sure
ly going "Louden's way" This was
also the opinion of a looker-on in
Canaan-a ferret faced counselor of
who, called to consulta-
tlon with the eminent Buckalew (neph-
ew of the squire). had afterward spent
an hour In his company at the trial
TITS going that young fellow LIoudeas
way" said the stranger. You say
he's shyster, but
Well" admitted Ruekalew, with
some reluctance. II don't mean that
exactly I've got an old uncle who
seems lately to think he's a great
man"
''Tll take your uncle's word for It."
the other. smiling. III think
hell 60 pretty far"
They had come to the fight Of steps |
which descended to the yard, and the
visitor, looking down upon the angry |
'rowd, added, "If they don't kill hint"
Joe himself was anxious concerning !
10 such matter. He shook hands with |
Happy at the end OF the sitting, bid |
ling him he of good cheer, and when
he little man had marched away un-
Ter strong guard began to gather and
ort his papers at desk inside the
ar This took him perhaps Ave min
ties, and when he had finished there
vere only three people left in the room
n clerk, n uegrO ianitnr with h-a"'"
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wa tchiIlg Nr. Eadew exfficate Ariel
4 ier. aged and indignant escorts
isfroal an overflow of the crowd in
(WHICH they had been caught. But a
! voic6swarned him. the wild piping Of
a newsboy who had climbed into tree
near by.
"Joe Louden," he screamed, look
outr'
With Il muff1ed roar the crowd surged
back from the Jail and turned toward
the steps. Tar and feather hin.
Take him over to the river and throw
him In" Drown him. Hang him
Then a thing happened which was
dramatic enough In its inception, oul
almost ludicrous in its effect Joe
walked quietly down the steps and
toward the advancing mob with DIS
head cooked to one side, one eyebrow
lifted and one corner of his noun
drawn down In a family dlstorteu
smile.
He went straight toward the yelling
forerunnerS. with only small DunuIe
of papers in his hands. and then WINE
the nonpartisan spectators held tnel
breath. expecting the shock of contact
straight on through them.
A number of the bulge checked forn'
ed the scattering van of these foreruh.
ners, charging with hoarse and crue'
shrleks Of triumph. The first. appai'
entity about to tear Joseph Louden
pieces changed countenance AT arm
length, swerved violently and with lne
load cry. Head him oar dashed ON
up the stone steps. The man next oe
hind him followed his lead, with tle
same shout. strategy and haste lnen
the others of this advance ATTACK nno.
ing themselves confronting the qu'e'
man. who kept his even pace and SIR
ed no Intention of turning asidet~
them, turned suddenly aside for ~
and, taking the cue from the first, pul'
sued their way, believing: "Head mn
off! Head him off!' until there WEI,
/ dozen and more rowdyish men a'''
youths upon the steps, their eyes oina
NC with fury, menacing LOudens pa
With frightful gestures across the ma.
Die balustrade as they hysterican9
,leated the chorus. Head him on
ITO be continued)
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and the darky friend who always hone.

and the darky friend who always hope
fully accompanies colored man hold
ing high public office. These two an
4 provingly greeted the young lawyer
the janitor handing him a note from
Norbert Flitcroft and the friend me-
thanically borrowing a quarter from
him as he opened the envelope.
'I'll be roun' yo' way to git a box o.
se-gahs," laughed the friend. ''soon ez
de campaign open up good Dey all
goin' vote ye' way down on de levee
bank, but dey sho' expecks to git to
smoke little 'fo' leckshun day! We
knows who's ow frien'v
Norbert's missve was lengthy and
absorbing. Joe went on his way, pc
rusing it with profound attention. but
as he descended the stairway to the
floor below loud burst of angry shout
ing outside the building caused him to
hasten toward the big front doors
which faced Main street The doors
opened upon an imposing vestibule,
from which handsome fight of stone
steps. protected by a marble balus-
trade, led to the ground
Standing at the top Of these steps
and leaning over the balustrade, he had
clear view of half the yard. No one
was near him. Everybody was run
ming In the opposite direction, toward
that corner Of the yard occupied by the
Jail, the crowd centering upon an agi-
tated whirlpool Of men which moved
slowly toward door In the high wall
that Enclosed the building, and Joe saw
that Happy Fears guards, cOadueting
the prisoner back to his cell, were be-
Ing jostled and rushed. The distance
they had made was short, but as they
reached the door the pressure upon
them Increased dangerously. Clubs
rose in the air, hats flew, the whirlpool
heaved unanimously, and the steel door
changed.
Happy Fear was safe inside, but the
Iostlers were outside, bafiied ugly and
stirred with the passion that changes
I crowd into mob
Then some of them caught sight OF
Joe as he stood alone at the top Of
he steps. aud great shout OF rage
Ind exultation arose.
For n moment or two he did not see
lis danger. At the clang OF the door /
his eyes, caught by the CLEAN of a
vide white hat, had turned toward the
treet, and he was somewhat fxedly
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
aTHE LEXINGTON LEASED
TOTAL RENTAL, S675 900.
Buyers Quietly Found for 1uction
Offerings.

fair volume of business transacted yester-
day in the real estate market The Matt J. Ward
company leased the Lexington Hotel in 18th St,
for f. c. Potter Of the Long Acre Realty Com
pany, the King Edward Hotel Company for
term Of years, rental aggregating $4,000
Jonn Hood. former proprietor Of the Tiff
House. Buffalo. is president end manager Of the
King Edward Hotel Company. The hotel is
called the King Edward.
The New York Produce Exchange has an option
30 buy No IS Broad 81. an old story building
or plot 5s--@l27 feet with an = extending to
AIarkeifield st, where the frontage is 43I feet
lhr plot adjoIns the easteriy line of the Produce
ENchange Building site, and contains about $500
square feet. A complete report of the transaction
VIII De found In another column.
The four parcels offered yesterday at the Real
t.state Exchange salcsTOom We're quickly sold AT
me stand of D. PEPUiX Ingraham 4 co Martin T
SafFey paid $1,000 for No. a New BoTery, 352x
70" feet. fiie property sold for the estate
o. Joseph Hughes deceased. Al the stand of Jo-
sepn T. Day William Nelson paid s2l 650 for No
20 est 18th st. two story brick tenement house
on d lot 24l0X9S9 feet. +. Alexander paid So. 4s3
for No. III Manhattan ave. 72lIxlo0 feet. He was
me plaintiff in the foreclosure action. The Wilks
Construction Company got No. 29 West 49th ST.
four story brick tenement house. lot 20Sx
1epo feet, for $4,000. Five properties viii be Of
fered for sale to-day rooms Nos. u
and is Nesey 81. The properties to be sold are
no. 10 East 18th St, a fouT~stOry brick dwelling
house. lot l7Xl022 feet, a parcel l5OxIG0 feet
Nicholas ave; a plot 50x99.l the north
side OF l4sth St. $50 feet west OF Amsterdam ave.
and parcel Is 7Xlo0 feet. the northwest corner
OF le9th 81. and Audubon
s b. Goodale & Son and Renwick c. Hurry & Co
sold for the Mutual Alliance Trust Company the
five story business building No. ~ West 18th St
on lot 1892 feet; also SOLD for George Wright
four story dwelling house No. l34 East 18th ST. on
@ lot 21E74 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Samuel fjrossman has bought No. pa First ave
FOUR story tenement house. a lot 2DxS6 feet.
kde!son & Simon have sold No. So West l4st
st, six story elevator apartment house. on a
plot 55xl00 feet.
5. Marcus Sons have sold a plot 10Oxil0 feet
at the southwest corner Of Beach and Elm streets
HUberth Gabel have SOLD for Thomas +
@ Rourke three story dwelling house. No. 1913
East 18th St. on a lot 25xl40 feet. TO Frank
Muhfeld.
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold piof
54x97s feet on the west side Of Wickham ave, 81;
feet south Of Nereid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Proposals.


DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. D. G
I y, 19O7Proposals VIII be Tceiyed at the Post
orc pepartmsnt n 36e city Of Washns5n ntL .
1cribed The right Is reserved 70 reject al BIDS ,,
ROUTE no 90 20 NJ s. FROM New fork TO iiaoa ma
each week. 81 trips per @ar IN vessels .. the tird
class Time Of voyage averaging not more than 80 DAYS
WAY Bond required with bid $1,000 Contract for
fge Years Service 70 commence NOV / i5J' oat'afto
VII permitted substitute. time during the
6ne sessels the second ss FOR
vessels of the third class without additional compensation
ROUTE 40 "a 20 NJ s." from Boston An
from Philadelphia each week. q rips pc in
the fourth Time 81 yoyage from Boston
Antonio onehslf days Bond required with bid.
$4,000 for 10 Service 10 commence july
J. 1905 Contractor viii be permitted to substitute At
any limo d'.ring term vessels Of
third class without additional compensation
NOTE On return voyages vessels may touch any
pntr in The schedule II by doing the out
Circulars containing description of the routes nstruc
bidders, and blank forms u proposal win accom-
psnying tonds 6an Ice Obtained 81 IA" second Assistant
iosinsseF General Poet Office Department. and after
August J. I9J7.-G y. j. MEYER POSTMASTER General
4 fRoPoshI Is FOR MIsCEI NEoUs HALLWAY SIP
N Raj Isoas Company, p street. Nev YORK,
.b,5y4 mentioned articles Bsaks Information
Acting A-st Purchasing Agent
y,yF5sT POINT y. T.. july Ip07.-sealed proposals
w tripeate, for the construction Of two covered
.,oy ssnd flters aboUt one-eighth Of in
,-teDs win he received Until O'Clock. noon.
Juls ~ 1901 md specifications furnished upon
srpiiosfion Address Quartermaster, l. > Military
Scaderay
r s ENGINEER OFFICE ED AND X SITS. \. ".
u. Washington y. g, June 81 j90T.-sealed pro
Bridge. d G VIII be received until II n. fny II.
1907 and then puiicy opened Information furnished
On application SPENCER COSBY. Major. EnSra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
NEW 5sTH ST. SHOP PROJECT.

Plans have been fled for making over the four
story fathouse, No. 344 East 59th St into a shop
bulldins, Vifh ground floor stores the improvement
Delng mace for Mrs Anna Puma cher as owner.
and for installing two stories of in the five
story hathouse No. AZ East l4th ST. the alterations
owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED

Justice Platzek Of the Supreme Court Yesterday
appointed Henry y. Stenert receiver Of the rents
OF No so Greenwich St pending an action brought
by jeremiah ". Dimick against Charles Bettels
and others to foreclose mortgage Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
| Fitzgerald. of the County York.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Jane F.. Pomeroy. late OF the County New
York deceased to present the vouchers
tfereof 20 the Subscriber. his place transactng
business in The city York,
on or before the fifth dry Of January next
Dated New York twenty siNth day nf June. 1907
EDWARD POWIS JONES. Executor.
w pTrnI CARLETON kttarnev
=" wall street Borough CT Manhattan Tho Cay OF
EGy Io-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
SELL TWO UPTOWN PARCELS

Shaw q co. have sold for Edward J. Yelling No
z East l21th st. three story and basement dwell
ing house oE50x100 feet; also sold for Mrs NJ
6 Howe No. 40 West l25th st. a three story and
basement dwelling house, ls.9x50x1oo feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
MECHANICS LIEN FOR s41.eo5.

mechanics lien for 81 ,s15 has been fled against
John l. Murray on the property No. 22s to 232
West sd St, In favor OF Donald Mitchell for
plumbing. plastering and heating materials Mur-
ray is the lessee Of the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
SALE OF PARCEL HELp 75 vFARs

Osk Edelstein have bought from the Hohns
estate No Il Montgomery st. extending 10 No. $50
CHERRY st. a three story building, or a plot 47xG9
feet This is the first sale the premises I'm about
seVenty-hFe years. George Hallock, Jr.s Sons were
the brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
TO REMODEL DWELLING HOUSE

Plans have been filed with Buildings S,lperintend-
ent murphy for enargng and remodeliing the three
story dwelling house No Il East 18th ST The i'm
provements are 10 be made for Mrs Anna Rgther-
ford Pearsons as owner c. Abbott French is the
architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Morris ave. g. s. % fl n. $3.50 St; for a
owner, FAX architect. $1,000
Third " s.. I25 f. n. Of ITist for
three oae-story brick and dwelling
29zlCo 33zl00: FeTdiDan1
Hecht. owner: hugo H. Avoln architect ~. l6~O
Appleton Isosd q E. 20 q. n. Of Lee st: for
tWo-story frame dwelling house 20x39: BsHjs
min II. DIther, owner. Charles r. Baxter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

s. Osgood Pell & Co. has sold for Adam Bayer
your lots In Broadway, near Crescent st. Long
Island City, TO a New York investor. The same
company has resold a plot. 42x100 feet. in William
st, Long Island City. for c. D. Boynton, to an
other New York investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
70 PARTITIoN MMAMus PRoPERTY.

By the fling OF a lie penGens yesterday partition
proceedings were begun between Patrick McManus
and Catherine J. McManus and other persons af-
fectng Nos. 81 and 81 Cortiandt st. No l2t West
Houston ST. the southeast corner Of Houston and
Sullivan SITS, Manhattan. and the southeast corner
OF Columbus ave. and Taylor ST, in The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
wendell ESTATE TO BUILD.

The Wendell estate is going to erect five story
loft building the premises No 70 Maiden Lane
5lx59 feet. j. 2. Shocks. the architect, filed plans
for the building yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
CNEARNED PREMIUNs

IN addition to the cash earnings are the In
earned Premiums. which consist Of the c.
Pany 5 contracted profit of one-haIf par oon.
per ahnum on outstanding mortgages from tbs
"a'e ot TINS statement to the maturity of n.
mortgages. These future profits which are no,
carried as assets have increased rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
TENEMENT HOUSES IN A TRADE

B. Posner has sold No. pa Clinton st. a sever
story tenement house on lot 31x70 feet to Morris
Punch. who gave I'm part payment No. ST Eas
lolst st. seven story tenement house on lot 29y
100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PA

Maiden Lane No 73: for a 1--WE story brick store
ana iofr building, 25. 1x599: Wendell estate.
owner. John B. Snook's Sons. architects. s