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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

south OF spofford avenue for Albert Gerhards at a
total cost of $4,000.
Two two story brick dwelling houses. one 22x
81 and the other 22x56 feet, the northerIy side
of 1S1st street. 2s7 feet west of Michigan avenue.
for the Marlborough Developing Company, at
total cost of $4,000, from plans by Henry Nordheim
Two two story brick dwelling houses, 21x55 feet
each on the westerly side of Parker avenue,
225 feet north of Westchester avenue, for Herman
Tuchnan, from plans by B. Ebeling at cost of
$4,000.
Two two story frame dwelling houses. 2ox5o feet
each the easterly side of st. Peters avenue.
$50 feet north of St. Raymonds avenue. for Betty
Peterson, at a cost of $500 from plans by Erich
Peterson.
a four story brick tenement house. 25xsS feet.
the westerly side Of Vyse avenue, 400 feet north
of Jennings street for McCreery Martin, at
cost Of $4,000. from plans by Walter c. Martin.
Five enc story brick stores. one % 3xsn feet one
2fexso feet. 2s1axso feet and two 2l2lexso
feet to be built at the northeast corner Of 217tt
and White Plains Road for James Butler at
a cost Of $4,000 from plans by William H. Com
pert. architect.
Three story frame dwelling houses. 16.7x41
feet each. on the southerly side of She'll 125
feet east of Paulding ave- at cost of $500 by
II. P. Eldert, from plans by w H. Brown.
Two two and one-half story frame dwelling
! houses. 2ix39 feet each. the easterly side Of
| Aqueduct 225 feet south Of 1s3d st, by Will
tam c Bergen, at a of $4,000. from plans by
| c. s. Clark.
| Two story brick tenement houses, 21x631 II
! feet each the westerly side of Grand ave.
1909 feet south of Burnside ave, by James John
stone. of $1,000 from plans by r Edwin
Archibald.
Two two story frame buildings, 2lx54 feet each.
on north side OF Gleason ave. 100 feet west OF
| 174th st, by Samuel and Sarah Mccarthy. at a
cost of $40 GOO from plans by S. T. Mccarthy.
A five story tenement house. 50xS0 feet, at the
southwest corner of Buchanan Place and Grand
St. by Felix Krupp, at cost OF $4,000. from plans
by Charles Schaefer, jr.
Eight three story brick dwelling houses. Issx3o.lo
feet each. the easterly side of Hull ave, 152
feet north of goth St. by Riley & Loughney at a
cost OF $4,000 from plans by William Kenny.
Two four story brick tenement houses. 2ixeos r.
each on The easterly side of Park ave- 80 feet south
! 81 Is3d St by F. NJ Melert at cost OF 5000
| from mans by Charles Schaefer. jr
Five two story brick dwelling houses. ax5S feet
each on the easterly sire of Belmont ave. 100 feet
| south of 18th ST. by Rowland w. Thomas. at =
cost o. So 800 from plans by Charles g. Clark
! Two five story brick tenement houses At the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
BRONX STREET PROJECTS.
TuCo AUenues Being Ertended
THROUGH ThrOg's Neck Gardens.

The work of extending Westchester and fremont
ayes to and through Throg's Neck Gardens is
we'll under way. The plan for this improvement
was perfected by the city some weeks ago, and
steps were at once taken to carry out the project
The Eastern Boulevard, which borders Throgs
Neck Gardens is also to be widened and extended
10 and across the Harlem River. 1t is expected
that these undertakings will result in large in
crease in values in this beautiful section of The
Bronx.
Experts who have made careful study of the
growth of the city In the last twenty-five years
think the day is not far distant when the section
of which Throg's Neck Gardens is a part will be
entirely dotted with fine dwelling houses. A rep
resentative of the Estates Development Company
said yesterday, in speaking about the trend OF
population
I'm the last twenty five years the East Side south
of 42d st has shown an increase IN population of
30 to 40 per cent while the corresponding sections
of the West Side show decrease of from "a 10
50 per cent Between 42d St and 127th st. the pop
ulation of the East Side has increased from 40 to
S37 per cent, and the West Side from "a to 7S9
per cent During the period the populat ton
of The Bronx has increased LII per cent, against
1856 per cent for all the rest of Manhattan Island
These figures show conclusively that the line OF
the city's tastes. development has been and Is
right through the southern part of The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. w. G. Low
the modern six story American basement dwelling
house. No 104 East 3sth st, on lot 20xS0x9S9
feet. 1t has large extension.
Mrs. T. Edward Ward is reported to be the buyer
of the keystone apartment house at the northwest
corner of 145th st and Broadway. She is said TO
have given in exchange the northwest of
10th and Broadway.
The Oriental Bark took title yesterday TO plot
l0ox10O feet, the south side OF Cathedral Park
way $50 feet west of Columbus
William Stonebridge has sold through H Over
ineton a lot on the side of Hughes ave, 100
feet north of 1S9th St. to builder who will erect
on the site five story apartment house.
Shaw Co have sold for Miss OConnor No. 20
East 1sOth st. three story and basement brown
stone house, 17.6x5Ox100 feet
Renton- Moore Co. have sold for ]. & M. Haffen
TO Alfred Haffner No. 439 West 147th St, a three
story and basement stone front dwelling house.
on plot % 6x55x7911 feet. Mr.. Haffner will occu-
Ply the house.
Clement H. Smith has sold the two family frame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
MANY LONG BEACH LOTS SOLD.

The Estates of Long Beach report the following
sales: To William Bramwel Downing. plot at
broadway and Magnolia Boulevard; to Mary f.
Rracken parcel at Olive st and Neptune Boule-
ward to Teresa NJ. Kelly. plot in Beech ST. De-
tween Long Beach and Monroe boulevards; to Al
exander Herbert, a twenty-lot parcel at Broadway
Front st. and Neptune Boulevard; to Clarence "a
vison a boardwalk lot. between Laurelton and
Magnolia bouIevards; to z. Richard Walters, a
parcel in Broadway, between Riverside and Long
Beach boulevards to Howard Van Gelder. resi-
dental plot in Olive ST., beteen Laurelton ana
Magnolia boulevards; to John Dwyer. resloental
Mot on broadway. between Riverside and Long
Reach bouleyards; to Messrs. c. and o. Hauss-
mann, three residential lots on Jackson Boulevard
between Olive and Walnut SITS; to Miss Selma Her
man. a boardwalk lot between Magnolia and Lau-
relton boulevards, and to George f. Barthold
residential plot on Olive St. between Iaureton and
Magnolia bouevards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

]. T Mcmahon has sold for Hannah s. Bienen'
stock four story brick double store and tenement
house Nos 2OS 2O5 and 209 4th ave-, Brooklyn to
an investor for about $4,000
Emma Hagen has sold. through J. T. Mcmahon.
a four story store and apartment building, No. S.
Fulton st. to Susan NJ Stivers.
s. H Frankenheim & Co. have bought from
Annie Rosoff a four story tenement house. on a
plot 25x10O feet No. 921 Myrtle
The Pacific Real Estate Company has sold a plot
of lots 1Gx1G0 feet the south side Of Fulton St.
between New York and Brooklyn aves., at about
SOS Oo0; also sold No. 1923 St Johns Place, a four
story double apartment house. 27.6xS5x147 feet for
Hector NJ Curren, client, at about s6,500; also
sold No lS5 Prospect Park West. four story double
stone apartment house. 276xsOx1OO at about $4,000.
to client.
The ]. d. Ranck Realty Company has sold to a
client No s76 East I'd st, twofamiy brick house,
on a lot 1Sx11O feet; Mrs Harriet L. Jarvis, No.
9s4 East I'd st: also two-family brick house 1Sx40
x11O feet; also for the Economy Homes Company to
William Biederman, No. 1919 East I'd St. two
family frame detached house, 20x45y100 feet; also
for the Yorklan Realty Company to B. H. Haw-
kins a builder for Improvement. plot of twelve
lots in the west side OF East I'd 100 feet north
of Avenue c.
The Yeagley Realty Company has sold to ]. Bet
Broadway 50 feet east of Ruby st, and to the
Macon Construction Company lots at the
southeast corner Of West st. and Avenue c, and a
tract Of nine lots at the northeast corner Of the
same thoroughfares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

the cruikshank Company from Hannah Stein Of
the premises No $50 West Ssth II Is FIVE story
single flathouse. lot 25xl9lS feet, adjoining
the southwest corner of Amsterdam The other
transa elton comprised sales OF four story apart
house at the southeast of North st.
and Davidson ave. and three story brick dwell
ing house the east side of Grand ave, about
300 north Of 1s4th ST. by B. H Weisker, jr. Of
James l. Libby's office. and Porter G. Co. for II. L.
Singhi In the midtown district the principal
action the purchase by c. Grayson Martin OF
the new twelve story mercantile building No. 8
West goth st, from the Acme Realty Company
The structure occupies plot with frontage of
IS feet and a depth of 100 feet. Mr.. Martin gave
in part payment No. IS East 4sth st. a four story
brownstone dwelling house, lot 25x1oO-5 feet,
and No. 125 East 18th St, a five story American
basement dwelling house. lot 20x9S9 feet The
18th 81. parcel is TO he altered into business build
ing.
Building operations in The Bronx continue 10 be
a feature Of the market. Some of the principal
Bronx projects for which plans have been filed
since January follows:
five story brick tenement house. with store.
a plot ssxIIO feet, To be erected at the southwest
corner of Adams Place and 1880 st. for C. Car
ruci. from plans by Neville & Bagse. at cost OF
10000
Two TWO story frame dwelling houses 22x54 feet
each 10 be erected on north side of 223d St, 45
feet west of White Plains ave, for William keat-
ing at a cost of $1,000 from plans by John Dawson
A five story brick tenement house, with store. on
plot 3bSXSlS teV1, dl me hsIc2S1 toA4iN -
Home St and the Southern Boulevard, for Martha
Graham al a cost OF s35.OGo. from plans by Harry
T. Howell
Three TWO story brick dwelling houses on the
westerly side of Virginia ave, 100 feet north OF
Water st. be built by b. Ebeling at total
cost Of sIs50o Each house viii be 20X5Z feet.
A four story brick tenement house. 276x74.6 feet
he built the casterly side of Jesup Place, lo-
feet north l70ih ST. William Masterson al
cost of $4,000. from plans by Moore q Landsiedel
-Four two and half story frame dwelling
houses. 2ix5s feet each. be built the souhery
side Ct Magenta ST. 80 feet west Of Holland ave.
for Donate PiZzDtielo al a cost Of $4,000. from
plans by Moore & Landsiedel.
a two story stone dwelling house. 81 sx4e1 feet
on the southeiiy side OF 2S3d st. 300 west OF
Albany Post Road. for Eugene Christian at a cost
of So 90 from Plans by Herbert NJ. Baer
Two two story frame houses, 20x54 feet each.
westerly side of Pugsley ave. 100 feet north of
westchester ave. for Jacob cohn, at cost OF
$4,000 from plans by b. Ebeng.
-Four five story brick tenement houses. with
stores, three a9xss feet each; one G.4ns feet, Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

Trading in the real estate market last week lhoi-
Gated that buyers in larger numbers were more DC
live The volume OF business transacted sho"eo
no decrease in the demand for properties in the up
,oer West Side in which district the realty streie
of the market has been forcefully revealed IN the
last seven months Many of the sites in the upper
parts Of the city which changed hands IN the wen
are to be improved in the near future and TINS WIZ
widen the avenues of employment for shilieo VIZ n
men many of whom have been idle Tor a long uiiie
The weakest feature of the market at the present
Is the auction rooms which somehow nave not
been so attractive in the early part OF the sea
son. and therefore some OF the properties "hien
have recently been disposed of there have been sold
for sums less than the fixed charges ahectng the
sites.
The brokerage house OF Bernard Smyth d sons
has been for years prominent in the purchasing
movements in upper West Side districts ana tha'
firms activities in those sections TINS year nave
resulted In the finding OF many buyers for choice
,,roner-ies there Last week the firm sold fer the
Brody Adler & Koch Company 10 the a c q h
NJ Hall Realty Company an excaNated plot OF
eight lots at the northeast corner of 18th St ana
Riverside Drive on which the buyer will erect
twelve story freproof apartment house from plans
m, Neville & Basge, architects. The site has a
frontage OF 1922 feet Riverside, Drive and OF
900 feet on S5th st. II was bought some weeks ago
by the sellers from the City Investing Company,
the brokers in that deal being also Bernard smyth
G. Sons.
Gibson E Kirby found a market last week for the
Portland an eight story elevator apartment house.
No 612 West 18th st. II occupies plot 5oxleOn
feet 1t was held at $4,000 The same brokers
s,so fornd buver for the three story and base
ment dwelling house No. 1S2 West l3lst ST. on
ELIOT eox9s II feet for "A Heyman. Daniel b. Freed
man added to his realty holdings last week by the
purchase of No. IS East s6th st. a four story and
basement dwelling house. on a lot Zxleo2 feet
T,sntel Ptr5sau & Co. sold for The Misses Board
man No s. Franklin st. five story business
building on a lot 246x1o0 feet
Several other large improved uptown parcels
changed hands in the week, one of the transactions
being the purchase by Albert H. Kirchner through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
A LONG LIST OF RENTALS.

Henry D. Winans May have rented for oc-
cupancy the following high grade dwelling houses:
No is East 10th St. five story American base
ment on lot 22x1o0 feet. for Mrs Alice A. Block.
for term of years: No. 10 East 57th St, four story
high stoop brownstone, for term of years for Mrs.
Helena Klein; No. 80 East SD ST, four story mod
ern for Henry Block. for term of years: No
East cd ST. four story high stoop brownstone, Is
feet wide for Mrs Mary E. Blodgett, for term of
wears; No Ill West 74th St, four story brick and
stone for John ". Thomson, for term of years.
No % East 65th St. southwest corner of Madison
eve five story American basement. for Mrs.
Louise H Belts for term of years; No 45 East
9th St five story American basement, for Charles
W s,nton for term of years; No. 25s West S5th
ST four story American basement, for DR.. William
Dean Howells for term of years.
Duff & Brown have leased the following dwelling
houses: For John NJ. Cahill No. 81 West 152d St,
for Gilbert O. Ward No 40 West 144th St, for R.
T. Niles No BAL Edgecombe ave, for estate OF s.
G Hoffman No. 543 West 18th St, for Martin Wal
lace No 5o7 West 144th st. and for Mary Cottrell
No 81 Convent ave
Abraham Tumpowsky is the buyer OF No 515
East 18th St, sold recently
barnett q Co have leased for five years for the
Hudson Realty Company the store in No. 611z East
,a5th ST. 10 Hungarian restaurant company; also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
REALTY MARKET IMPROVED
LARGER VOLUME OF TRADING IN INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES IN UPTOWN SECTIONS
Acu in the Dve DstritMany Tenement and Dehns
Houses Being Built en- The Bronr

the southwest corner OF Intervale ave. and Jen-
nings st, at total cost of $4,000 for Robertson
& Gammie from plans of j. C. Cocker
-Four two story frame dwelling houses. @x0o feet
EACH the side of Manila St. 150 feet south
of Spofford ave. for j. B. Dusso Co.. al cost
of 10000. from plans by Angelo Reganno
Two FIVE story brick tenement houses. 80 ana sck
SIS feet respectively the northerly size Oh i'tli
ST. 2s7 feet east Of Courtandt ave, for cnaries Z.
Hauseit, at cost of $4,000 from plans by Gustav
Schwarz.
Fourteen five story brick tenement houses on the
easterly side of Clay ave. 346 feet south OF lostn
st. by Albert j. Schwarzler, at a total cost VI
sSe4. 600 Each house will be 2I.6x6s feet
Two two story brick dwelling houses a4xo2 feet
on the easterly side of Leland ave. 100 feet north
of Gleason ave- for Thomas Mckenna. at a cost
of sI2 600 from plans by William Kenny
Two two and a half story frame dwelling
houses. the westerly side OF SedgwlcR ave-
SIS feet east of Kingsbridge Road. for the foro-
ham Realty Company. at a cost or slo'"o' from
plans by Alfred Erickson.
Four two story frame dwelling houses on the
easterlv side of Martha ave, so feet north OF
24Oth ST. Hx55 feet each. for the Norwood Hill
Realty Company at total cost OF Sz4'V'' Iroh
plans by ]. J. Nreeland
Two three story brick dwelling houses on the
westerly side of Shakespeare ave. 1888 feet south
Of 1ssth st each 10 9x42s feet for James J. Spear
ing at a cost of S20,Oo0 from plans by James w.
Ccle.
two story brick dwelling house. with stable
In the rear 27x6s6 feet, the easterly side OF
Cromwell ave- 1862 feet north of Inwood ave. for
Michael F Maher, jr., at a cost of $4,000. from
plans by Frank z. eraser.
A three story brick dwelling house with store,
25x5S feet at the northeast corner of Cornell and
Mapes ayes. for Frank " Rappold at cost OF
$1,000 from plans by Henry NOrdneim
Two two story and attic frame dwelling houses.
2lx56 feet on the easterly side of Perry ave. 125
feet south of Woodawn Road, for Susie tombstone,
at a cost of $1,000 by James tombstone.
Five three story brick dwelling houses. 15x566
feet on the eastery side of Manila street, 1918 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
BIG GARDEN CITY SALE
PRICE PAID $1,000, 900.
Syndicate No70 Ozrns One-Third u.
terest IN Original Estates Tract

Two Of the most important real estate deal, .
the present summer were made yesterday hv :.
E Tarbell. president of Garden City Estate.
sold a syndicate of Philadelphia BaItirno-. 20
Washington investors. organized and repr...
by Frank r. Peard. member Of the BaI,s,a
Stock Exchange. about one-thrd OF the ,o's
holdings of Garden City Estates. being sores
over two hundred acres lying west OF N. 80
development
The property is sold under restrictions snss
the intention OF the purchasers to begin :.
veloping II during the coming year in the -
Garden City Estates. which is conceded TO !. -
of the highest class developments undsr.,k
about New York This means that the trae4 =
be improved with beautiful boulevards -
lothic sidewalks and curbs. sewers. water. -.
electricity. etc
day in speaking about the transaction: This -.
shows that the splendid work OF Garden ~.
Estates and the marvellous advantages o., -
Island are attracting the attention OF inv...o
outside Of New York. The fact that Long I,,a,.
is so rapidly coming into IFS and that II ~
be joined 70 Manhattan in the futurs ~
some thirty tracks bridges above ard IN tuzu,l,
below the East River are becoming well kuor,
throughout the country, and persons away fr--
New York seem to realize better than those Ivs,,
right here what this will mean in the way o, IN.
creased values Long Island"
The consideration paid for the property Va.
about 100000. The buyers confidently bsHsv.
that it will be worth twice that amount IN a ,,v
years.
Mr. Tarben has purchased for the Garden C,ty
Estates from the Garden City Company all IA
vacant land between the present holdings o. Gar.
den City Estates and Garden City proper. thereby
enabling Garden City Estates to make their de-
yelopment a part and parcel Of Garden City
The price paid acre for the new tract Is sait
to be more than 80 per cent greater than Garss,
City Estates paid for any OF its former hodiuzs
Values in this charming section Of Long Island
are increasing rapidly The recent electrifcstCa
of the Hampstead branch OF the Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
At BEAUTIFUL MALBA.
Ground Broken There Last Week
for Mann Houses.

The Realty Trust made the following sales last
week Malba. the new development on the UP Oh
the Whitestone peninsula: plot, 1fxlZo feeI on
the south side of Centre Drive, between fourlh
ave- and the Boulevard Drive; two plots f9xllo
feet each on the north side of South Drive between
Fourth ave and the Point Circle; three plots on
the west side Fourth ave. between 21st ST. anu
Summit Place; a plot. 1O0x150 feet, on the south
side of Summit Place, about 60 feet east of Maloa
Drive and fifteen lots, about 2ON1O0 each, on the
north side of 21st st, at the intersection OF the
Malba Drive. On the Summit Place plots two
dwelling houses costing respectively $4,000 and
$1,000 will be built by the plot purchas-
for occupancy.
Ground broken last week by the Realty trust
for three dwelling houses. one on the east side OF
Malba Drive. between Summit Place and the shore
front to cost 81 .OOG Malba Drive, facing
the shore to cost 10000, and one on Fourth ave-
overlooking the Sound, cost $4,000. The work
on the installation Of drainage basins and the cree
ton the heavy stone gate pillars was practlcally
completed in the week. and the gates Will be IN
place in days Two new streets. to be known
as the East and West boulevards have been cut
through from 18th st, and the laying OF sldeWaiks
has been completed the tract from 18th ST. to
the MaIba station OF the Long Island Railroad
According P. H. Woodward. secretary to Ralph
Peters president of the Long Island Railroad, g.
600 600 has been appropriated for the double track
ing and identification of the North Shore DIVISION
of the railroad from Long Island City to Port
Washington and Flushing 70 Malba MI
Woodward saws the material the work is on hand
and the improvement will be an immediate consid-
Grafton Malba is now a regular stopping piaco
for trains on the North Shore Division
Arrangements have been made with the Montauk
Steamboat Company Bankers and Brokers Line to
make daily stops at Malba. A pier extending six
hundred feet into the main channel has been built.
The boats will leave the piers at Wall and 23d SITS,
end make the trip to Malba in hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
Il S65O,OOO BUILDING.
Viii Be Erected an Wall Street By
Bank of Ne7c York.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super1n-
tendent Murphy for twenty story office building
for the Bank OF New York. to be erected on the
site present building at the northeast corner
of Wall and William SITS. The front will be OF
brick limestone and granite and will have front
age of 1856 feet on William ST. and 1865 on wall
St; Clinton & Russell. the architects, estimate the
cost at s65O,COO
The same architects have filed plans for enlars-
ing the Broad Exchange Building. No Is to 80
BROAD ST by erecting an additional story, making
the building twenty -one stories high The cost or
the proposed alterations is estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

Railroad has brought Garden City Estates within
forty minutes of Wall Street. and as soon
the Pennsylvania tunnels. which are now Tsc
ticalIy completed. are in operation. the running
time TO the new Pennsylvania station. IN the heart
Of New York. will be- It is said. less than tairu
minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
TO BUILD IN FORT WASHINGTON AVE.

The Manhattan plans for new buildings report
ed Yesterday, include six story apartment mouse
to be erected at the southwest corner OF Fort
Washington and 179th ST., plot l1xso 1eet-
The building will accommodate thirty-one families
and is to be built for the Bendheim CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY G. F. Pelham. the architect. esti-
mates the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
MANY NEW BRUNSWICK DEALS.

Macray & Rosenthal have purchased Tor chents
OF New Brunswick the Bunting fam OF 1913 acres.
,ba Manning farm of Y acres. the George Roife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

northeast corner of 166th ST. and PARK ave- p'
George H. Jacob at a cost OF $1,000 from plans
by Charles Schaefer. jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

the four story dwelling house No. East lSotn ST.
to G. BischofY for a term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
Real Estate Wanted.

DEAL ESTATE owNER-usE As MUCH CARE IN
~ choosing your real estate broker you do your
lawyer. ARCHIBALD c. ross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

dwelling house No. 1853 Carter ave-. for Angus
Beaner.