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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ESTATE INVESTS S5OO,O0O
BUYS NEW TWELVE STORY MERCANTILE BUILDING
IN 18TH STREET.
Harry LeUy Leases Part of His Lenor 4uenue Plot Park THd
-Grman-A merican Insurance Company to Build

Frederick Fox & Co have sold for the Master
Builders Realty and Construction Company 20
the Witthaus estate the new twelve story mer-
plot 61x103 feet. The same brokers recently
completed the renting of the entire building The
transaction involves 100000.
A building is to be erected at the southeast
corner of 126th street and Lenox avenue for
Park e. Tilford. as lessees It will occupy plot
facing thirty-five feet on the avenue and eighty
five feet on the street. Harry Levey controls
the plot, 1G0xS5x irregular at this point, Of
which the 35xS5 foot parcel forms a part The
lease made to Park & Tilford is for twenty-one
years. with two renewals of twenty one years
each. The annual rental will be about S30 600
The building TO be erected for the lessees will
be eight stories high. theatre is be erected
on that part of the plot not occupied by the
Park & Tilford building. a complete report of
the theatre project will be found in another
column.
Plans have been fled with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for the new twenty story office
skysCraper to be erected for the German Amer
lean Insurance Company. and which is to be
downtown fiatiron building. occupying all but
narrow strip of the triangular plot bounded by
William and Liberty streets and Maiden Lane
II Will be 1872 feet at the intersection of Maiden
Lane and Liberty street, the apex of the tri-
angle, and 62l2 feet at the base, facing William
street the main frontages being 1917 feet in
Maiden Lane and 1861 feet in Liberty street.
The facades are to be of brick and granite, with
terra Gotta trimmings, Ornamented by series
OF bays and with arched windows and piasters
at the four uppermOst stories and a massive
ornamental cCrnCe at the roof. The building
will be equipped with five large elevators. II is
10 cost 100000. Hill & Stout are the archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
REALTY NOTES.

Leo Rudolph is the buyer of Nos. 226 and 227
South ST, sold recently.
Dr. II. L. Purdy is the buyer of No. 966 Lex
ingtOn ave, recently sold by ]. Cooper Mott.
The W. S. Anderson Company was the broker.
Mary r. Murphy is the buyer of No. S57 Lex
ington ave, recently sold by ]. Cooper Mott.
w. NJ. Benjamin the broker.
Enrico V. Pescia & Co have bought the Rogers
farm In Oldtown Road, Sand Lane, South
Arrochar Staten Island, consisting of / q acres.
Plans have been filed for remodelIing the four
story dwelling house, No. 81 West 3Ith St.
into studio building for William Sittenham as
owner: for charging the three story hotel at the
southeast corner of Third ave. and 18th St for
the Hamilton Fish Corporation, and for remod-
house. No. 80 East 63d St, for the owner
Clarence B. Smith
Plans have been filed for a six story apart
ment house, with ground floor stores TO be built
for Robert Wallace at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 10th ST. 1t is to have a frontage
of 20 feet and depth OF 80 feet. with facades
of brick. with trimmings of limestone and will
have accommodations for twenty-one families
1t is to cost $4,000 G. F. Pelham is the
architect.
Alfred E. Schermerhorn has rented at South
ampton the following cottages: For T. Wyman
Porter the Chisolm house in Main st. TO ex-
Mayor Hugh ]. Grant, and the Street house in
Main St to j. Frederic Kernochan.
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for N SoheI
the store and basement in the building No AK
Fifth ave-. for long term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
WILL SELL CHOICE LOTS AT AUCTION

One of the most important auction sales Of lots
scheduled for this season will be held May Is
by Bryan L. Kennedy at the Real Estate Elk
change Salesrooms. Nos. Il and 16 Nesey ST.
This offering will comprise 1915 lots OF the Ben
son estate and fremont Terrace tracts The
extension Of Westminster avenue now being built
will go through the property, and along il Will
run the trolley and also the subway bringing
residents Of the tracts to any part Of Manhattan
for five cents
On May 20 Mr.. Kennedy will sell at auction
129 lots and villa plots the highest and most
attractive part Of Washington Heights. Two
trolley lines and nearby subway stations make
this parcel accessible many localities
nearer the centre of the city. A number of the
lots are on the Broadway front, they ad-
mrably situated for business purposes The
terms Of sale unusually favorable
In addition TO the two sales of lots TO be held
by Auctioneer Kennedy he will sell Tuesday
next "a plot with dwelling house at Valentine
and Clark St, two lots in East 1920 ST. five
lots in West 175th st. and three story building
In West 4Sth ST. On Thursday next there Will
be offered valuable corner parcel at Pike and
Henry SITS, tenement in jefferson St and the
southeast corner Of LIST ave and 95th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11

southwest corner Of 18th ST. a three story and
basement stone front dwelling house. on lot 199x75
feet
The Charter Oak Realty Company has sold Nos.
80 and 81 West 65th St, two five story stone front
Charles l. Minkoff. who recently bought Nos. 4i5
and Al Water st. two three story buildings. on
plot 40X55 feet. from Julius j. Lyons, has reSold the
property to Samuel Kutler and Samuel koter
Georgiana Shannon has sold No. East 92d St, a
four story dwelling house. lot 2lXlO0S feet.
Hutter Brothers have sold for Frederick ". Ger
Itch No l5S East 1J5d St, a five story hathouse on
lot 27XlG0.11 feet.
Harry L. Wolf to a DR.. CevisOhn. No. 249 West
122d st. three story dwelling house, on lot l1SX
1001l feet
Edward F. sandtuhl has sold to Edward II.
st, on lot 25xO01l feet
II, Griesc has sold No. go West 10th st. -four
story tenement house, on lot 25X9S9 feet, TO
Frank J. Schwarz.
Charles T. Minkor has sold for George d. Bar
tholomew TO client the four story building No.
sol Water St. 24X77 feet Irregular.
Max Dorf and others have sold No. 90 1st ave. q
five story tenement house. on lot 2i3Xl00 feet.
Adam rrlish has sold No II St. Marks place, n
four story tenement house. on lot 25X93.ll feet.
Frank ONeil has sold to James J. Lynch No. 33S
West 18TH st, a I'VE story tenement house, on lot
lS9X9l feet
han 10 the Church Extension Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church the northwest corner of
Martha ave. and 2f0th st, plot l00Xl09 feet
NJ Grenow has sold the three family fiathouse
NO 2l9 Arthur ave, on lot 25X95 feet, TO Mr.
Lankenau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
PLEADS FOR CAPITAL.
President Finley of Southern Asks
Far Plan for Railroads.

Anderson. S. G., May 10.-President W. W. Fin
ley Of the Southern Railway. in addressing the
South Carolina division of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association. at its annual banquet tonight,
made an earnest appeal for fair treatment Of in
vested capital by the Southern legislatures.
1t will be impossible he said. for the railroads
in the South To supply the constantly growing de-
mands for additional transportation facilities If
the people array themselves against the railroads
and favor policies that viii impair ana cripple
them. The expenditure Of many millions of dollars
would be required To meet the demands In the
South, he said and il would be impossible for the
companies to secure this money unless their credit
could be preserved.
The credit Of the railways and their ability to
expand" declared Mr. Finley. depends very
largely upon the attitude toward them of the peo-
PIE OF the state as expressed through their legis-
RE contended that if the transportation com
panies could he assured of fair and just treatment
the confidence of investors i'm railway securities
would be restored and It would be possible TO OBJ
tain the funds needed for improvements and ex-
tensions. -
cot Mess . the roads can have this assurance" he
must ne hampered If not destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Estelie p Mills. who said she lived at No. 30
East SD street and the wife of Patrolman
william p. Mills. OF the Oak street station. was
prisoner yesterday in the Tombs court, accused
by Police Commissioned Bingham with petty lar
ceny, in receiving money from the police pension
fund 10 which she had no right. She held in
$500 bail for examination.
On the first day Of his employment, Samuel
DoTcher. eighteen years old. painter, whose home
was at No. %s Avenue A. slipped from his perch
q window sill at No 3G East 9Th street yes
terday and brooks his neck when he struck the
pavement below.
George Richards and John Sanders. arrested last
Tuesday. charged with having ew1ndled Samuel q.
Cumming by means of the Old wire tapping
game. were arra1gned in Yorkvile Court yesterday
morning and held until Monday a charge Of
keeping poolroom.
The first annual dinner and theatre party of the
employees OF the Brooklyn branch OF the Build
ing Bureau Of the Department OF Education was
held last night. The dinner held IN the rooms
OF The assembly. Forty-sx employees were pres
ent. IN answer to tho toasts two OF the speakers
responded in verse. At the Orpheum Theatre most
of them Joined In tho choruses OF the songs of the
show there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARcELs.

Stokes & Knowles have sold for John Brunjes
a plot 75xl00 feet. including house, situated at
Cypress ave. and Springfield St, Brooklyn, TO a
client. Also sold for the Jamaica Park South
Realty Corporation the following lots: Two lots
in Bates to William G. Boerning two lots
in Jacobs to Jacob BalkOWitZ, two lots in
Bates ave. to W. F. Eitel and p D. Scheller
two lots in Jacobs ave. to Samuel Greenberg.
two lots in Benedict to Charles Himmel
three lots in Elder ave to Thomas J. Holt, two
lots in Jacobs ave. to Joseph and Agnes Hal
house, one lot in Bates ave. TO Giuseppi Napoli
two lots in Jacobs ave. TO John Noonan, two
lots in Bates ave. to George W. Scheller two
lots in Bates ave. TO Alfred G. Smith. two lots
In Jacobs ave. TO Dennis Sullivan. three lots in
Campbell ave. to L. l. TOmpkins and two lots
in Vaughan ave. to George Narriale. Also sold
to Otto J. Wuest for a client No. 265 Kingston
ave- between ST. Johns Place and Degraw St.
three story brick fiathouse, with store, 2OxS0
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ROAD NO .

Elhn.nF n point In tho centre ~ present road
, on INC north sid" OF the Vast Branch % the
,'',.h RIVER ana leading
''.n point lS tn" U - nortncrly marcel
- ana running thence y go degrees minutes AN
Icy, ,n'h'c cur'inr 90 ~" leFt with radius Of TIA
- -7'i ''eI thence y 80 degrees minutes - i21
!rrrt H'ncr y ~ de-roes if minutes . 5g77 roett
90. my 70" me light with radius feet
- Ir'.. 'i.N'" y = degrees IN e go
"A Total length of 2i5o1 feet a. mil. al in ~
~ ~ ''u f"'7i said road No. Is 20 be 30 eert
line. " '''e N'S-'l"tI centre
- ROAD leading from the soners- Carmel 1,o,t -,
'l we nortAerly side Bakers MIN TrooE "a
l-oAe Ma. idc Marked 4 X total I.r.,h otSu
- =" ~ l'f uIlNc, OIL In the Town af Carmel
i''Si I'ali"E from the Carmel Road mr.
ia $3.50 hno"n as the Horsepound Road 10 Lake Ma
~ az '',Sr ana on the southerly ~ Raker's Mi,
Brook. Marked a IL l. a total len.tb ~ it,S . 'l
~ Tle nj IN the Town Carmel w 80 VI
~ Road leading to Union VALLEY
OF Carmel @'''" '''''' All IN the Town
w., paa leading from the Telegraph Road across the
n,b ,, q" me Croton River below It's confluence
80 We lliiie branch Of the River
Rrrnl 3di along the uorherly bank OF T,ker,s Nj,
tqE, NioiAc' - y > and a 3 a total Iarsth
Tn rci, .. 80 mile: all in the Town Of carmel "
to be constructed ''l''''s u I'e new roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
GETS VERDICT FOR $500.

Supreme Court jury at White Plains yesterday.
in the suit Of Louisa De Agramonte "a Mount
Vernon school teacher. against the city of Mount
Vernon. brought in sealed verdict awarding $500
damages 10 the plaintiff. Justice Morschauscr re-
served decision motion 10 set aside the verdict
and it VIII be argued on May q
Miss De Agramoute sued for $4,000 damages She
injured by the explosion of Il boslb at Il FIRE
works display on August p 1902 FOR which "a permit
had been issued by the city OF Mount Vernon. She
charged carclcssncss in the handling Of the nre-
works, ana alleged that she had been permanently
disngurcd ana her right rendered us less by
the injuries she received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ROAD NO 3.

m sIiis al point In the centre OF the rresen+ ro,a
Centr ,eadns from the Telegraph road To salem
MAI'l p' INT Is located
section or the 'estcry the aforcsaii rC,5 ~ 49,
go "'' y, th westerly boundary parcel No ~ 20
uSsIets q minutes W 1872 r,int
,, ,d rI 2a no . and running thence y degrees OF
W 49, feet; thence y %, ,irr,o.
reroIi IT, EEL thence \ 20 degrees minutes r. and
'Ite WIN the me OF taking Of th.
York and % n distant herefrom GSf q - t ~ Oh New
unuliG parallel with the aforesaid line Of tobn, 20 ~
course before IN" last \ 81 degrees 10 rfnu"e " 700 =
=, thehse curying 70 the right radius ~ 344
~ foi l"et thence n ~ degrees minutes =
!seI thence \ - degrees II = 3Go > feot
900 @ 'Is 10 tne right with radius 5aS7 II
<u"0 t'et; thence y. A minutes 80
teet thence y II degrees 70 minutes II ,1a 80 80,
curNhS 10 the left with radius Of qIS o n al
te1a tnen'e gomroundinS the with radius -
'a%< tet Nl4 feet; thence. again corlpourjIr.
elt WIN radius OF 5I6T 34:0 feet. tbenc y 'es
degrees q" minutes w. and crossing N1,Ia T,r,rlt
ue g 1tph River ana road highway to,di,rI VI
carmel to the Telegraph $50 feet total
'si or 10 niles al in the Town of coutb H..
HAd "'d No " * 10 h" 30 wide - tcct On aitt
size OF the above described centre line " '' e''her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
WERE CHARGES AGAINST WILLIAMS
Pittsburg Hotel Keeper Drops Case Against
ex-Secretary of Homeless Twenty-Six."
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Pittsburg. May los. NJ. Williams, who re-
signed as secretary Of the Pennsylvania State
Board Of Trade Thursday, that time
out on heavy bail on charges of false pretence
made against him before Alderman Sweeney, Of
Pittsburg, by Frank c. Smith. proprietor of the
Colonial Hotel
Williams placed under arrest at Harris
burg where he has been a witness in the state
Capitol scandal investigation.
Williams formerly national secretary of
the Homeless 26,' and in that capacity is said
to have made himself liable to Smith. To-day
Mrs Williams withdrew 14o civil suits against
members of the Homeless 26," in considera-
ton for which Smith withdrew the charge
against Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
FORGERY CHARGE LIKELY
May Ask Grand Jary to So Act in
Ne5o York Life Election.

At the District Attorneys Office yesterday 1t
was intimated that the grand jury would be asked
TO indct representative OF the international COM
mittee on a charge Of forgery in the third degree,
In connection with the New York Life election as
indicated in yesterdays Tribune The grand jury
It Is said, may be asked 10 hand down such an
Indictment week.
In conversation between a representative OF
the committee and one of Mr.. Jerome's assistants,
the assistant learned, IL is said that the name
Of washington policyholder appeared as a wit
nection with this, il is said that the District
torney's office believes II has warrant for laying
certain evidence before the grand jury looking
20 an Indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ROAD no I.

Begnrug ut point IN the centre % the present
highway leading from CrotOn Falls Brewster and
known the od Croton turnpike which point located
as follows from the most uoyheastcrlv
No IS: : - degrees ~ minutes p - It. y Ii
Erecs - minutes f 1913 feet y I" degrees
F. lo4 fe" 20 tho point Of beginning o.
and running theme. the following
y. - degrees ~ f. HJ fcot 20 the centre OF
road highway leading from Carmel North salem
thence y 10 degrees % minutes l. w he
In" Of taking of lands ~ the Of York and -
fee distant ther"from 73T thence stiI parallel
with N" aforesaid line tn&ins - distant
th'F"rnln CuI'iug 10 The right with radius of
,"ft PIGS feet thence y 90 degrees 81 mJtes Z 500 q
."ot thence cur Ing To the right with radius 81 3i4G
ier "a" feet thence y - degrees - minutes
t''t theme" carving % the left with ~
i'et "VFi feet thence y l. degrees 81 III
rect tr'uc" curvlnE n radius Of
root 25Hl feet. thence y. minutes Il
- = feet, thence "urHinC the right with radius OF
I4't rect @4Nl feet, thence - degrees minutes
= +@|.I feet h"nre. curyinr right with radius
~ - feet l'21 feet thence y - minutes
a. :" Let 'Hen'" gurvin= TO the lett a radius OF
- - t''i Ai,i crossing stream 3@f
- derrc's az minutes r. thence cIrvtng 70
~" lStt WIN radius of ilTi feet. thence
y - ,"sr"s 81 minutes F. cGo3 feet: y - de
fIc's 20 minutes F. 45 feet y - degrees 20
.,i'-' p BOT feet. n, y - minutes
-. @ 'ecl a total length ~ S3sS cot I miles
gu IN the Town SOUTH said Road No is "a -
line ~ '' "'s'44"eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY. L. S. ARMY.
10th. 907Sealed proposals, in duplicate FURNISHING
and delivering Subsistence Stores city during IN,
month Of June 1901 In accordance with
and conditions set forth In Circular No 3 War Depart
ment, Office Of the COmmssarv General. u
C.. February 18th 1907 VIII be at this office
until IL O'Clock A NJ on Monday. MAY Goth 1907 ana
then opened Where the quantities required
fled, such quantities as may be called for by this Office
from June lst to June both, 1907. inclusive. meant
Information furnished application.
tanning bids should be marked Proposals Subsistence
Stores opened May 10th. 1917 addressed to A l.
SMITH. Colonel. a. c. g.. U s. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
MORE KENMORE SALES.

The Mcknight Realty Company has sold in its
Kenmore property at Whitestone to julius f.
Poey, lots and TO- fronting in 9th st. for $1,000;
to Robert ". Cody. lots II and u. fronting in
4th st. for $500 to Helen E Cody. lots Is and
H. fronting in 4th ST. for $3.50: to Harry F.
Wade lots 2S TO 81 Inclusive. fronting in 9th
ave. for 81 165, and 70 the Whitestone Home
stead Company. lots 20 inclusive. fronting in
9Th St for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
MAIDEN LANE JEWELLER ROBBED.
Police of Philadelphia Asked to Look Out
for Gems Valued at $1,000

Philadelphia, May lO.-The police OF this city
have been asked by the New York authorities to
search all pawnshows and arrest any person al
tempting to dispose Of jewelry valued AT 81 oOo
stolen from l. NJ. Seckel. jeweer OF Maiden Lane.
New \ ork. Among the missing articles are sixty
diamonds ranging from carat 10 one and "A
half carat in size and twelve sections of a pearl
ana diamond bracelet The police here will NOT aiy
how the jewels taken.
Mr.. SeCkcl when called up on the tcIe phon. last
night refused to discuss The loss Of the Jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR STEEL RAILS. SPLICE BARS TIE
L Plates. Track Bolts and Spikes, Nut Locks car
Wheels. White Oak. Piles. etcSraleI proposals
received a Office OF PURCHASING OHlcei
Isthmian Canal Commission Washington y. @. until
1890 d. m, May ~. 1907. at which time they. will be
opened public. for furnishing nenti, ne
articles Blanks Information relating 1, thi,
Circular (No. obtained Office the
offices Of the Assistant Purchasing Agents "a State
Street, New York city Custom House Orleans La
also from Chief Quartermaster Chicago Depot Quarter
master. Louis Depot Quarternaste Jenersonville
Ind. and Chief QuRTtermaster Atlanta Ga. D. W ROSS
General Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
LAWRENCE MANOR DEALS.

The Mcknight Realty Company has sold in its
Lawrence Manor tract at Bayside, Queens Bor-
ough, TO Mary Miller, lots % and %. fronting in
1st st, for 81 200; to Ernest Reitz. lots and I,
fronting in MOntauk ave. for $l.150: 10 Anna II,
Wenneis, lots IS and 10. fronting IN I'd St, for
$1,000, and lots 20 and 81 fronting in 1st ST. for
$1,000, and to Peter Caffrey. lots II and IS,
fronting in Sd ST. for $3.50 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11

Little Rock. Ark. May 10.-The Senate in gen
erai caucus tonight selected X. o. Pindall, of
Arkansas CITY. president pro tenn. which. under
the constitution, makes him Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Mr. Pindall is one of the Senate's young
est members. and comes from one OF the best
known families in Arkansas. He was elected
six weeks ago TO succeed the late Senator How
ard Robb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11

the former railway mail clerk who stole and re-
turned package containing $1,000 in currency
consigned 20 the Chemical National Bank OF New
York, in this city, IN March, sentenced to- day
eighteen months at hard labor in the Atlanta
penitentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11

WEST POINT n y: APRIL 10, 1eO7.--sEALED
- o'clock. noon. May 10. 1907 building materials
paints glass and other miscellaneous stores specified In
schedules 20 be had application The right Is Re
served TO reject any all proposals. part thereon
Enclose proposals in envelopes
Military supplies and addressed Quartermaster Wes
Point y. Y. NO
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES.
etc.-FUrt Wood. y Y. H. April q 1gO7 Soil
proposals In trplicate for furnishing and linz
electrlc nght hXtures etc. in certain
post VIII be received here until 1000 a m Iune
me T. = reserves the right reject any or eli
bids information furnished on appiIcatinr - r.,
posa Tor electric light hxtures" and addressed 10 ~,
Undersigned G. c. BURNELI.. Constg or AIR ~ INA
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE ST,ppr re
Il New York Arsenal. Governors Island v ~
May 10; I9oi-Sealed proposals. tripcate y-tIl "a
received until p NJ, JUNE 10 1907 for -, .rIshI ~,
instruments ana drawing utensils and ma ortnIs hr
laps cotton waste thread. forage ironmoncer ,,,n,s
oils lumber tools utensils. coal. etc also FOR rmhh
firing ammunition truck Wheels. during the vcar
ing June 80 IhoS Information furnished
ton. COLONEL JOHN Z. GREER Commond % 'Ip
\tIEST POINT. y, Y. April. 10 1907 sp a. e.,
W proposals. In trtplcate subject to the usua anat
lions for furnishing forage
June 30 1908, Will be received ere 10
1907; such forage being required one wear
ton furnished upon application, reserves IN 10.
10 reject or accept all bids any mart 49,
Envelopes containing proposals be enjosaS
posals for Forage addressed to Q. NJ. L. S A TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
BUYS BIG DWELLING HOUSE ROW.

Louis NJ. Jones has bought from the John
Sloane estate No. 222 to 25S West both ST.
nineteen three story dwelling houses. on a plot
35ox9911 feet, between Seventh and Eighth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
TWO SHAKESPEARE AVE, DEALS.

Jesse c. Bennett & Co. have sold for the Up
land Realty Company to Joseph Mcconnell five
lots at the southeast corner of Shakespeare ave.
and Jesup Place; also sold an adjoining plot to
Charles Petry. The plots will be improved