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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

by the mob that aviators who get $4,000 week
to aviate had no valid excuse not to go upward
whatever the state of the atmosphere. Eth bien,
they were paid to entertain, and if they fell
because of unfavorable weather that would be
entertainment also.
In order thai there may be fewer casualties
in the air a school of aviation has been opened
in Paris. The beginner may take courses in
the navigation of monoplanes, biplanes and
multipanes under competent professors After
receiving theoretical instruction indoors the stu
dent is taken out for practical flights over
course that is clear for several miles Next
year the school will have mapped out an aerial
road one hundred miles long from Betheny 10
the vicinity OF Paris. Leading over low and
unobstructed country. the route will be marked
by pyramids ten kilometres apart, and there
will be repair stations and housing sheds at
short intervals.
Among the recent air fatalities which shocked
all France was the death Of Captain MarchaI
and his three fellow officers in the military bal
loon Repubnque on September %. propeller
axle broke. causing a big rent in the gas en-
velOped and the Republique fell swiftly to earth
from a height Of six hundred feet. The emo
tions of men doomed to death by dashfng from,
a considerable height in a wrecked airship NAV
be imagined if not automatically described. of
that Of falling but of having the earth rising TO
meet the unfortunate aviator. 1t takes a num-
Der Of seconds to go down in an airship-lonper
than In the case Of man falling unirnpede1
from building a cliff-and there is only too
much time for the agonized brain to realize the
full horror Of the situation. A doomed aviator
who went down apart from his machine wouId ba
comparatively lucky. He would descend faster
and have less time to think In the Republioue
accident Captain Marchal and Sub-Iieutenants
Vincenot and Reux were Immediately killed. and
Lieutenant Phaure lived only a few minutes
This disaster occurred on a national road abont
five miles from Moulins and followed fast unoD
the death of Captain Ferber and E. I.efebvre
1t was on September 90 last that Captair
Louis Ferdinand Ferber, known professionally
as M. de Rue was killed near Boulogne, France
Detailed by the French military authorities 70
aeroplane work. Captain Ferber, then In charge
Of the army reservation at BeIleyille, near Paris
was conducting series of experiments. During
his manOeuyres on this day his aeroplane turned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

AUiatiOn's Mortality Record Long
School for Flyers an Paris.

Yesterdays jest about the danger of flying
is a sober warning to-day. So many persons
are gons up in the air and getting hurt by
coming down too quickly that the perils of
aviation EAR to eclipse those of motoring.
Prof -siona- flyers like the Wrights are the
first 10 give warning of the dangers of the
sport doubtless because they do not wish air
navigation to be discredted by an unnecessar-
fly large record Of fatalities. They do not want
the statistics of inevitable accidents swelled by
foolhardy amateurs Up to the present time
the killed and injured have been operators or
their companions who have fallen victims to
individual mishaps but accidents by aerial col
lisio- are soon due to occur
There are alao perils in store for the conser-
vatve folk who keep their feet upon the earth
while unable to protect themselves from de-
vastaton falling swiftly from the sky Even
q light aeroplane with pilot aboard weighs sew
eral hundred pounds and would have momen-
tum enough, when descending from any height
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ing 1S5 square feet OF wings. When two thou
sand feet above the ground a guy rope from the
balloon dropped on the machine. breaking the
tower which braced the two rear wings and con-
trOlled the tail. The machine descended, and
Maloney was picked up hfeless. Strangely
enough, the only mark he bore was smai'
scratch on the neck. His death had aPpareEi'ly
occurred during the descent.
Before the modern era Of sudden death in the
air Percy s. Pitcher was fatally injured In Eng
land in 1895 while riding an imperfectly con-
eeived gliding machine. IL was only two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

FUNERAL OF THE FOUR MEN XII
The dirigibIe had been mansuvring over
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

9TH AVE, esc. and s7th St West. 10. .ixso;
Dec 81. 1901: Ed Arras and ano 10 ue'
Wolf: SOS. 600. 80. -,
Attorneys, Deyo & Bagerdorf III Broad
way.
2eTH ST. n $. 375 IT W 9th ave. e5xos;o; May
Fausper and ano. $50. o0c.
Attorneys. Parker Aaron. 52 Broad
way
s7THi ST S. 325 II of 10th ave. 25x9sg;
April l. 1905: Lena Marks to Lily
Churchill and others; $4,000 ,,.. co
Attorneys. Dewitt. Lockman Dewitt 90
Nassau St
2sTH ST. $. i5I # of 5th ave. 4oy75; Feh 5.
1909: William + Donnely to Charles Lit-
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co..
f76 broadway.
45TH ST. $, 425 # W OF 9th ave 2Sxi&oos' 90
Attorney. A Erdman. a5 Nassau ST
list ST. n cor West End eve. 1s;9xlo2 2: Oct
90, 1896; John O'Connor to Isabella Lyah'
Attorney. W H Hager 40 wall st.
10TH ST. 82 West. 22xio22; May q. 1909;
Joseph Gordon Realty Co to Yer Planck es-
Address. los Eas, sd St
1ooTH ST, s. zoo II " OF Amsterdam ave;
81 6x11O1I: Jan IL 1906; ABR Bilowitz to
Bverit Macy and others: s40OCo:
Attorney. w n Chamberlin. 81 Nassau ST.
"a 1899; John George Herring and others to
Equitable Life Assurance Society: S2oOtO-
Address. 100 Broadway.
142D ST. 2o4 West I6 sxS9l1: Aug IL. 1889;
La awrence Kelly and another TO Lewis After
bury and others $500.
Attorney, III Wondt 90 Nassau st.
1A6TH ST, 8. 125 # of Willis ave. 25xioo:
April %, 1907 Walter Gurnee ct al 10 John
Brown ct al: $1,000
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. i6o
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
LEASE BROADWAY LOFTS.
Many Other Rentals Affecting Business
Sites Reported.

Herbert A Sherman has leased the nine
teenth floor Of the St. PaGl Building TO the
Engineering News Publishing Company for
a term Of years.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown & Co.
|. the entire set OF lofts at Nos. S27 and S29
Broadway for term of years TO the Prin-
cess Dress Skirt Company; for Lee Hol-
stein. the tenth loft at Nos. AZ and 81
West 24th street for term of years 10
the Spitzer-Harris Company. Inc: for the
trustees OF the Sailors Snug larbor. the
first loft at Nos. and University Place
TO Ferguson & Kloberg; for the estate Of
James Surpless. the third and ninth lofts
in the building No. -el East nth street to
wolfers & Co and N. Weinhandler &
Sons: for Alden :. swan. the fifth loft in
The building No. 56 East 18Th street TO
Meyer Levy. and for p. Gallagher, the
fourth loft in the building No. y West
Sd street TO White. Fireman & Mandel
The Charles ]. Noyes Company. recent
ly appointed agents for the twelve story
building at Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty street
through 10 Nos. A and 46 Maiden Lane,
reports the following leases recently ne
gotiated for space in the building: Ground
floor, No. 80 Liberty street, TO the Eastern
agents of the Canton Art Metal Manu-
featuring Company for a fve-year term;
The entire Maiden Lane wing on the sec
ond floor 10 Fox & Pier for a ten-year
term; the entire Liberty street wing on
the eleventh floor TO Beecroft, Cogswell &
Stevenson; a portion Of the ninth floor to
Robert o. Haythe, and other offices in the
building 10 NJ Astor, X. & F. Jewelry
Company and the Thompson Filter Com
pany. These leases aggregate about SEQ, 900
Louis Becker has leased for James Fay
for a term Of years the three story and
basement Indiana limestone front dwell
ing No 545 West J59th street TO Edward
NJ Freeman. Who win occupy the premises
The estate of Moritz Simon, through
Herman u Elias. its attorney. leased TO
the Rosevale Amusement Company No 80
Park Row for five years. at a net aggre-
gate rental Of s3l95O
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Margaret E Putnam ct al to Margaret f Put
nam; $3.50.
Same TO same: 81 $50.
Auguste Gahren to Sarah l. Taylor; $40, GOO.
Thomas I.ongstaff to Geo Stricken; 81. 500.
Harris Mandelhaum to Della G. Levy; Sl00.
Maria LertOTa to John LertOra; 81.
Rosehannah Devling to Rosehannah Devltng; vi
Augusta Minisnan to Fannie Weis; SO, 900.
Same to same; S3,00G.
Title Guar & r Co TO Geo II Smyth $1,000.
Maria Iertora ct al to John DeTtora; 81
Same 10 Aurella A Lertora; 81.
City Real Estate co to Albert i. Blum; 81.
Mason Carnes to Joseph III Hunt; Sl2.OOu
Samuel Lyttle to Jacob Zinser: LOO
Maria Lertora ct al to Chas r Lertora; 81
Same to same; 81.
Same to John LeTtOra: 81.
Same to Chas Lertcra; 81.
Same to Aurelia a Iertora; 81.
Same to Maria Lertora; assignments; 81
Same to AUreuA \ Lertora: 81.
Same 10 same ct al; assignments; 81 oo
Rosehannah Devling to n saw Bank; 80, ico
VIM A Jenner Edmund Wetmore; SZ.9o
Edwin Wetmore to VIM \ Jeaner; 81, 500
Emily A Robertson and ano. exrs. to Harvie
Robertson 81. 600.
Same to Emily Robertson; $4,000
American Mtg Co to Robert Crates ct al; S22,Vo
Same to same; S45.031. ,,
Lawyers Title ms & t Co TO Lawyers mtg
Rosa BIumenthal to Rooert W Thompson. tr.
Robert w Thompson. ir. to Empire Mtg Co; ST..
Amalia \ AcEevly to Mary Wiener; 81
Max Borct 10 Bernhard Mayer; 81
John Baumiller to Benz f Jackson 81
Alfred NJ Barrett and ano. exrs, to Franklin
Sav Bank: SIS. 600. ,,.-
Joseph Rosenthal Realty Co to Rockiand Realty
Co; s.. $50. ooo
Isaac Shinan 10 Osias Kastenbaum; 81
Adolph Bloch to Mtg Investing Co; S5'So
CITY Mtg co TO y Trust Co; ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

BROADWAY-Charles S. Kohler sold to
the Canavan Investing Company for Gross
e. Herbener the Robert Fulton Court a
new six story apartment house at the
northeast corner of Broadway and 15oth
street 991lx100 feet, containing thirty-two
apartments and five stores. The property
was held at S550,0o0. This makes the sec
ond large corner property finished by Gross
& Herbener this year which Mr.. kohler
has sold to the Canavan Investing Com
pany.
PARK AVENUE-Lincoln Price sold the
Hawthorne, a five story apartment house,
on a lot 25x100 feet at the southeast corner
of SD street and Park avenue. for the
Firmax Realty Company to Irving l.
Kempner.
ETH STREET.-THE Lockwood estate has
sold through A. II. WINS & Co. to the Ma
uonal Suit and Cloak Company Nos, 30
and 212 West 25th street, two four story
dwellings. on plot S1x9s.9 feet The buy
er own the property adjoining. on which
it is now erecting a fourteen story
building as an addition TO its building in
2ith street. II is understood the dwelling
houses will act merely as a light and air
shaft for the company's big building.
for NJ Ostrander and Cornelius Seymour
No. 80 West 27th street, four story dwell
ing house. on lot 23x9S feet. 1t is be-
: tween Broadway and Sixth avenue
10TH STREET, & Levine
sold No 334 TO $40 West 4Oth street four
three story buildings on plot sc SxsSs feet.
4GTH STREET-Pease & Gilman sold
! for w. Clarence Martin No 53 West 4Gth
street, a four story high stoop dwelling
house on a lot 22x100 feet, to the Rev. John
X. Paxton.
93D STREET-Mandelbau & Levine
! bought No. East 93d street. four story
and basement stone front dwelling house. on
/ lot 20-6X1G0.S feet.
l3lST STREET-Jacob Rogers sold to the
Gerbereaux Company Nos 45 and AZ East
1Slst street, a six story apartment house,
/ on plot 50x99.l1 feet, between Madison and
Park avenues.
l54TH STREET-Louis I.ese sold to Ben
jamin Benensen Nos. 673 and 675 East l54th
! street, two two story houses, on plot 50xlO0
feet.
THE BRONX
/ CAMBRIDGE AVENUE-Ernst & Calm
and Casey & Irwin have sold for Annie
NJ. J. Muller and Annie Sponheimer Nos
SOi4 and 3046 Bainbridge avenue, two one
family houses, each on lot 16.Sx100 feet.
I ELTON AVENUE-Smith & Phelps sold
/ the plot. 48xl00 feet. at the southwest cor
ner of Elton avenue and l5Sth street
/ LAFONTAINE AVENUE - Smith E.
/ Phelps sold the plot, 75x100 feet on the
west side OF Iafontaine avenue, So feet
south of 179th street.
/ PROSPECT AVENUE-Eugen J. Busher
! sold for Michael Grady, Mary Bryne and
/ Sarah O'Grady the plot. 5Ox95 feet, on the
! west side Of Prospect avenue, $50 feet north
/ of 1S5d street. The property has not
changed hands in forty-three years
RAILROAD AVENUE-L. w. Hefter has
sold the plot 100X10S feet on the east side
1 of Washington street, 105 feet north of
/ Railroad street, West Chester, for improve
ment.
WHITLOCK AVENUE-The Henry NJ
! Well Company sold for the johnson estate
the plot 100xl30 feet on the west side of
Whitlock avenue, so feet north of l44th
street The buyers will erect on the pIo:
a five story factory for their own use.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
CWHh owners name and address,
DECEMBER rs.
NtAN-TI SrrTsN

tN fh owner 5 name ana atuIcSs-l
DECEMBER rs.
MANHATTAN
GID ST s. lI5 Il of Amsterdam ave; for a
sty brk teumt. 13i. .6XsI; + ii Ohu " East
.3d ST. architect; cost. Sl0o,COO-
owner. city and suburban Homes co. 81
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD. 5 1soth st; for a sty
fl dWg. ~ 2X40: Louis Falk. 2I5G Sd ave,
owner. Charles We.ge. 1S0th st and Bronx
River
BOSTON ROAD. c s 81 # OF 1s3d st; for
= sty fr dwg. with stores. 46.2X4S.2: Louis
Falk 2I56 Sd ave. architect; cost S35u
owner. Charles Weigle, 1Soth st and Bronx
River.
FOX ST. n W cor 16Tth st: for sty brk tenmt.
4S7NSG: cost, S35. GOO
Owner and architect. James Gaffney. HIS
Tiffany st.
FOX ST. W s. 4sGO TT n of l67th st; for a sty
brk tenmt. 40X93; Edw Clark. SO West 10th
st. architect; cost, S2S,0
owner. James { Gafiney. 1I4S Tiffany st.
CONCOURSE. = 100 # IL OF Burnside ave; for
sty brk garage 5ON91; John Il Kirby, asl
9th ave. architect; cost. S2V,Uoo.
Owner. John Fox. 1908 Bathgate ave.
VALENTINE AVE. $. 800 II of 19Sth st:
for three sty brk dwgs. 21x55 each; Franz
Wofgang, 535 East 1TIth ST. architect; cost,
S24, 600.
owner. George Schmidt Realty and Con-
struction Co, 1924 DAILY ave.
MORRIS PARK AVE. s. 1880 # W OF Union
port Road for three 1 sty brk dwgs and
stores. 15x20xe5: Chas Clark, 445 fremont ave,
architect: cost $4,000
Owner. Charles Forbach. premises
1sOTH ST. $. 40 IT OF Boston Road: for
sty fr dwg. 4o3x4S; Louis Falk, 2Io6 Sd ave.
architect; cost. $4,000
Owner Charles Weigle. 1soth st and Bronx
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
BANKER ATTACKED IN COURT.
Williamsburg Man, Accused of Frauds,
Maulcd by Deuositors.

The Manhattan avenue police court
Williamsburg. looked like Donnybrook
fair Yesterday. wncn Hyman Epstein. tbs
former private banker OF No. 10 Graham
avenue. was arraigned. Epstein was ac-
cused of defrauding hundreds of poor peO-
pie out of their savings and was arTaisnsd
on the charge of grand larceny. When
called TO plead he was attacked by num-
Der of women. who pulled and mauled him
and would have torn him limb from limb
save for court officers. who. after beating
the crowd back. brought the prisoner be-
fore Magistrate O'Reilly-
He looked as II be had gone through a
thrasning machine: his clothes we're torn
and his face scratched.
Epstein was indicted by the grand Jury
last week on four counts. but the depos-
itors did not know this when they reached
court yesterday morning. Epstein was I'M
mediateIy bailed out and TUIaor ran
through the courtroom that he had been
discharged. This seemed to add fuel 20 tho
fire. and when Epstein appeared on the
street with his counsel he was again sat
upon BY crowd This time the poiics
drove the crowd back with their clubs and
escorted the banker TO car.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

Apartment house sales on Manhattan
Island and trading in The Bronx were
features OF the real estate market vester-
day.
a transaction involving about $3.50 600 was
the sale by Charles 5. kohler for Gross &
Herbener of the Robert Fulton Court. a
new six story apartment house at the
northeast corner Of 155th street and Broad
way. The house occupies a plot fronting
as.Ilxi0e feet. The buyer IS the Canavan
Investing Company.
Other important transactions yesterday
were the sale of the Hawthorne apartment
house at the southeast corner Of S2d street
and Park avenue for the Firmax Realty
Company to Irving ]. Kempner, of two
four story dwelling houses I'm 9th street.
near Seventh avenue. 10 the National Suit
and Cloak Company. of a house in 9th
street. near Broadway, Of four three story
buildings in 4Oth street near Ninth avenue.
Of a dwelling house in 46th street near
Sixth avenue. of house in $50 street near
Fifth avenue and of six story apartment
house in East IS1st street.
The buyers OF the thirty-four lots front
ing on Purdy and Odell streets ST. Ray
mond and Castle Hill avenues reported
sold on Monday, are Ernest and Herman
Levy. Ribbon manufacturers. OF No. y
Greene street. The property was acquired
from various owners. through J.. w. Hef-
ter and #. NJ. Henning as brokers. Felix
II. Levy acted attorney for the buyers.
The plots purchased by the Messrs. Levy
include one running through from Purdy
to Odell street. beginning about 600 feet
north OF Railroad avenue, adjoining the
Catholic Protectory grounds and just south
OF the old gas works. This parcel has
frontages of 900 feet in Purdy street and
800 feet IN Odell street, with depth of 26
feel. The other plot is on the opposite
side of Purdy street. running through to
Castle Hill avenue, and measures io0x2oe
feet
On one of these properties the new own
ers intend 10 erect a new factory. 10 which
they viii transfer the two plants which
they now maintain in this city at No 5ls
West 55th street and No. 1901 Park avenue
The new building, Herman Levy said yes
terday. win cost about $4,000 and will pro
vide accommodations for about 800 opera
tives. Work Oh the structure viii be be-
gun early in the spring.
Plans have been filed by Macmillan Zip
kes. architect, for alterations TO the four
story and basement old-fashioned dwelling
house No. II East 3lst street, OF which
Henry Corn is the owner of record. The
plans call for changing the dwelling house
into showrooms and offices, at a cost OF
s25.oo0
Plans have also been filed for a six story
apartment house TO be erected for the City
and Suburban Homes Company on the
south side Of 63d street. 10 feet west of
Amsterdam avenue. P. II. Ohm, the archi-
tect, estimates the cost a Sl00,o0l.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address of loaner's Attorney
DECEMBER 2S

CWith name and address of loaners Attorney
DECEMBER 2S.
AMSTERDAM AVE ees. 81 IT n of 135th ST.
tion CO to Austin X Pressinger; $4,000.
Attorney, Title Ins co. 135 Broadway,
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor Hist st. 7Ox1oo:
Mary f Taylor; 100000
Attorney. Geo r Coughan. 10 Wall st.
100; March 90. 1903: Sterling Realty Co to
John Renehan $3doOo.
Attorneys. Odell & Odell, 60 Wall st.
BOULEVARD, n W cor 14lst St % IIx1n0; Dec
70, 19os; Regent Realty Co to Geo r. Fearing;
attorneys, Strong & cadwalader, 40
BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY.
White Plains Road; Feb II, 1906; ANDREW
Address. 1T6 Broadwav.
BROADWAY, 166 10 172, 67.11xs76; Tally %.
1901 Broadway Building Co To G
Address i7e Broadway
SANE PROPERTY; same 10 same: same:
Address same.
SAME PROPERTY; sa1ne TO same; July 90.
1901; Broadway Building Co to the Mutual
Life hadFsss, I%s co; :, $!;5l1:oS1 csasr st
CHRISTIE ST. IS. 25x1O0: Dec "a 1906;
Henry > Miles and ano to Broadway Saw SAY;
attorneys. Strong & cadwalader. 40
Wall st.
LAAcSoNIA Park. lot 1o5, map of; Sept 70.
Realty Co; $500
Address. 12S Broadway.
MOTT ST, l62 and IG5. 494xI0O; May II
1887; Andrew Horn and to John p Schmitt;
81 600
Attorney. Frank Obernier. A Court st. Brook-
Ign.
MOTT ST. 165 2lx1oo: June %. 1887; Same
to Andrew Koch, $1,000
Attorney same.
MOTT ST. IGa 25xIoO June %. 1887; same
TO same $500.
Attorney same.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, c .. sos IT n Of 10th
ST. oNlI2.3; Feb 5. 1905; Paterno Bros
Inc. to Jos Larocque; So. .00o
ATTORNEYS. choate Laroeque. 40 Wall
et.
HUNTS POINT ROAD cor Whitloek
ave. 19ox2G7; Dec ~. 1900; Elmore Realty
&c To Lawyers T lns Co. SO 900
Address, 81 Liberty st.
isT AVE, W 9. 5o.4 # 5 of ssth st. ao.4xioo;
Jan -, 1908, LAo Hadvornk and ano TO
Aoisn JuhadH; $4,000.
Attorney, Jno Nadsernik. NV cor y1d 81
and First ave.
Sd AVE: 2I5d. esx7a; July g. 1905: Geo F.
500, "'''
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands 81 Nassau st,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
SUES WoMAN's HOTEL co.
Miss Bergh Says Property Worth
$4,000 Was Left for Bell

Miss Lily d'Angelo Bergh is suing tbs
Woman's Hotel Company, owners of the
Martha Washington Hotel. for 5000 which.
she alleges. Is the value of property left
by her I'm the hotel which, she says. was
disposed Of Miss Bersh was a guest a,
the Martha Washington in 1906 She owed
sl74 q when she left the house The plain
tiff SAYS that she returned IN 19o7 and Of
feTed to settle tine bill. provided the man
agement would return 10 her the articles
of wearing apparel. rugs and dTaperies
that she left there. According 10 Miss
Bergh, the management told her that part
of her property had been destroyed In a
fire. and that the rest was sold at auc-
ton, bringing only ST..
The hotel company has put i'm a claim
for sl13 q. the amount OF Miss Berghs olI
less the 81 received from the aucticS sale.
The defendant also asked yesterday for .
bill of particulars.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
IN The AUCTION ROOMS

the auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Ii
ana 10 feSey street resulted as follows:
By the James L. Wells Company.
MADISON AVE. 747. g. a3 # of d5th st.
ls sxe0. sty and basement dwlg: F { Won
Asten agt + Homer ct al; Eisman. I. c
s4,so2 Is; taxes, etc, SASS OF; withdrawn
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
FRoNT sS sSgz ST &c. rs. - # W Of coenties Slip
ers' /. g. T Co agt Benjamin Mason ct al !:
am agrher 1a So ais Il e sttys John Gof jr. ref
A Tredwell for a client. for s27 200.
25fs PETAL H. 81 sly stable; stable; weed ast F
Hasbroue ref nsnP'9h sm due ats,si ~ taxes!
ETC. S2ss Il; 10 Ernest Adler, for $4,000
By Joseph p. Day
MASGiN aS IL: sT asxiSs 10 i7s f. Of Delaney ST.
IsSsf s,d auPpert cert. ct al; Shepard Il: attys
sTH AVE, e cor 46th st, 5oxIa5x irreg. G stv
store bldg; J J Herrington agt Metropolitan
Mercantile q Realty Co: Louis Sanders, atty;
defendant had Sept I, 1905, or since. I'd"
journed 10 January 6.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
by Bryan L. Kennedy
l23D ST. 425. n S. 274G II OF LIST ave. Iesx
100 II, sty dwg: Annie Draper agt Annie
Friedman q al: WesselTnan & X. attys: ] n
SOS 90. w.
BY Herbert 4. Sherman
66TH ST. 34s 10 352 8. 100 II w OF Ist ave
aDxigoo, sty tenmt ami stores S0th ST 2lS
aud go $. 250 fl of &c ave 50x loo . two
sty tennis; susan Van Praag aet Henry
RockmOre et al: Elsman, l. G & L. attys: Holm
Dew Warner. ref; amt due. sis.Ti5 49, taxes
etc, 81. .s5i 50.
BY Samue Marx.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1898 . g. Sos II +. Of I1tth
81. 2oaxas. sly tenmt and store; 81 y Guer-
rie. agi Jacob Esanea CT al: : Y Irwin. atty:
Louis JeFsswit2 ref: ami due SIS u67 0G
taxes, etc. S1oi "a
Tie auction sale held py Herbert A.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
REALTY NOTES,

Robert Alexander is the buyer of the five
old buildings. on plot SGxSO feet. at the
northeast corner of Seventh avenue and
2sth street, sold recently by Rosalie Car
penter. He viii build twelve story loft
building The site.
DR.. 4 T. Sander is the buyer of No. 5S
West S7th street, sold recently by f. w.
and J. w. Stein, through Slawson & Hobbs.
Robert r Hainey and c. +. dc Casanova
q Co. were the brokers in the recently re-
ported sale of Nos. 400 and 402 Sixth ave
nue.. for the Rich estate.
The Fischel Realty Company said yester-
day II had not sold Nos. IS and so West
2Ist street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
ESTATE LEASE SIGNED.

Leases were signed yesterday between the
Hoffman estate and L. & A. Pincus, af
fecting the estates property at Nos. los
and los West sgd street 42x100 feet. The
lease to the Messrs. Pincus is for a total
term of sixty-three years Thomas & Erick-
son were the brokers in this transaction.
Robert r. Rainey and c. T. de Casanova
& Co were the brokers in the recently
ported sale of Nos. 400 and 402 Sixth ave-
nue. for the Alexander Rich estate.