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Evening journal., 1909-04-24
EPISCOPAL.


Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Episco-
pal Church. Seventh and Church
streets, Rev. Albert e. Clay, vicar.
Holy Communion 7.30 a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon. 1890 a. m. Sunday
school 2.30 p. m. Bible class 2.45 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 7.30 p. m.
st. Andrews Church, Eighth and
Shipley streets, Rev. Hubert w. Wells,
rector. Holy Communion 8 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a. m.
Evening prayer and address 7.45 p. m.
There is an organ recital every Sun
day evening Immediately before ser
vice. beginning at 7.1S o'clock.
Trinity Episcopal Church. corner
Delaware avenue and Adams street.
Rev. F. NJ Kirkus, rector: Rev. b. n.
Bird. curate. Services: Holy Com
munion, 7.3O a. m. Sunday school. $50
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. II
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon. 7.45.
Both sermons by the Rev. ]. Clayton
Mitchell. rector Of Calvary Church,
Germantown. Pa.
Calvary Church. Washington and
Third streets, Rev. Joseph Russell
Peckham, rector. Holy Eucharist. 7.30.
Sunday school, $50 Mathis and SER
mon, 1890. Confirmation lecture. 6.30
.Evensong and sermon. 7.30.
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Market
Evening journal., 1909-04-24

People desiring tickets for the re-
cital to be given by Mrs. Faulkner and
Mrs. Wales tonight at Mrs. Lammot
duPont's residence may procure them
at the door. Price s1.0O'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18

nngorn lit ia bos berporrenlte 3elg
geiagt nno gei6rieben poroen. Sat
man oof ielbit einen @egeniat 5ipi-
ld)en benz aoiieri6lob uno Dem BEL
neoere, Dem @obniis oes Sbrontol-
gers, f%onltruieren uoQen. grd hat
man olelem na6geiagt, baB er i'm
meltgeidiftliden &anpf I'M Die &or=
berrl6oft IN Seiterrei6 a1tf Der Seite
Der Slotpen itebe uno in oieier Stel-
lungnobme bon Ser Satin, ser Bob
min, beltarft neroe.
9ab oif Seiten oes gr5beraogs
frilber cine gepi11e @%bneigung gegen
ben 8erliner Sof beItanben, lit mol
mebr ais bloBer &lotl6. gea6 nlbe-
rer perionli6er 8efonnti6oft erooe
Der lesteren 3eit lit oieieslbneigrng
geldmnnoen, uno Der ieeige 8elll6
oes Baares in 8otsoam muB ais ein
gefpeis Der 5reunoidaft uno Spn1.
potbie aufeefoBt meroen. Niht ne
mig bot gu oieier 5reunoidaft oas
8erbalten oes oeutiden &aiierpaores
nno oes beutiben &ronprinaen Der
Satin oes gr5ber5ogs gegeniiber BEL
%getrugen. Sci Dem SaeoheIu6, mel
den Safer @ilbelm Dem gr5ber5og
uno Ser Siiritin Sobenberg in
gdartsou abitattete, getpann er it'd
oie Sreunoibaft 6eioer. Ils Der
&ronprin5 ieinen eriten Staatsbeiud
am @iener Sof modte, eripies er Der
5iirftin Sobenberg Die eleibe 8epe-
ren5, mie ieoer Gr5ber5oein, rno als
Safer @ilbelm gum Megierungsiu-
bildum Safer Sran5 Soiepbs inn
6riibjobr 1908 IN @ien neil
tie, beitonben ct unb Die &oiierin
oaroni ooB Die Siiritin Sobenhere
an alien offi5iellen TeitIidfeiten fell
nebme.
Mon giebt Dem gbrgei5 Der Serso-
gin oie Moeli6feit bod nod nit Dem
8emobl Sen GronieiieI 81 teilen.
Htdt ben 9absburger gron Selter=
reihs, Der ibr ourd lire @ebnrt ltnh
BEN ger5idt oes @atten berihlollen
bleibt. Mber oas Magparenlano
fennt feline m%organatiidJe STE, unb
oiele l1nearn erbliden in Der 9erso=
gin @obenbere lire 5%ufiinftige &0ni-
gin.
Cine inte%reiionte, neil cine fluee
uno ebrgei5ige Srort, Die bieacidt
nod einmaI in Der @eidihte fires
2anoes BON iif reoen MAIDEN miro.
@enn Die friibere Sophie gbotef, sic
sodter zines oerarmten bobmiiten
8rofen, beute gum 8eiu6 an ben
oentiden &ailerbof fommt, 10 braudt
man in bielem Sci u6 fein greignis
BON groBerer geoeutune 5u erblifen.
aber pifant tits. nno tper meiB, -
oieGeiht peroen ooh Sdoen geipo,l=
nen, nel6e Big in oie 3ufnnft binii-
berreiden. (ge. 9 Staats5te.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
Sersosin Sobenbers in Berlin,

Die gamtamlhldger, melhe ieben
geiub fiiritlider DISQUALIFICATION ais
Elm greignis BON peltgelhihtlider
geoentung auspoinunen, tperben nit
eleidem Speftafel oas grideinen Der
oltereibiihen GbronfoIgers, oes Gr5-
ber5ogs 6ron5 5eroinunb, unb beiien
@emablin, Der nunmebrigen 9er3o-
gin 9%obenberg, am oeutf1en &ailer=
bofe beroloen. 9atia6Ii9 aber ban=
belt es iib grade BEL oieiem 8elud)
I'M einen rein perionliden Mft; Inn
cine Sntimitat, meIhe auBerbalb Der
Spbare politii6er grmdgungen ltebt.
Seoo6 Der Bifanterie e1tbebrt Der
geiuh nibt. Die gebt BON ser Ser
lonli6feit Der morganatiiden @emob-
lin bes g~ronfolgers aus, melhe in
oieien Eagen in Botsoam eiren per-
ionliden triumph meiblider 3abig-
feit uno flugen gaftgefiibls feiert
uno benz oeutiden &aiierpaor 6afur
mol oas @efiibl Der 9~anfbarfeit int
9er5en benabren miro.
Ser gntiblnB bes gr5ber5ogs
6rana 5eroinano, Die @rdfin Sopbie
gbotef, Die Sofoame Der @emablin
ieines Snfels, oes gr3ber5ogs Srieo-
rid, 5u ebeli6en, NOR am @iener
aaiierbofe aflgemeinem &opfidiitteln
uno einem entlhieoenen @ioerftallb
m~aBgebenoer 4reiie begegnet. Sic
mar Die Sodter zines berarmten boz
miihen @rafen. fdon iber bie 2rei-
Big beraus. gr5ber8os 6ran5 Seroi-
nono iette ieinen @iaen burd. er
mubte ieood Die eiolihe @erpflid)-
tung auf ii6 nebmen, BOB er aIs aai-
ier niemals periuhen nerbe, Die linn
morganatiib @ngetraute gu iid ouf
ben Sron gu erbeben. Sim Gage ser
Soh5eit, l.. Suli 1900, muroe Die
8rafin gbotef bon gbotfoma uno
8oenin Siirftin 9obenbere, fiiui
Sabre ipater empfing iie nit ihren
ainOern auf ibren 8unid oas 9rd-
olfat s8urdlonht@; iebt 1T lie Ser
5ogin uno miro .Sobeit" angereoei.
Mit Dem iteifen 9of : geremoniea
Der 8iener Sofburg itetg ouf ariegs.
fuB, lit es Der 5rau bod gelunaeti,
iid am oiterreihiihen aaiierbof cine
geadtete Stelung gu erringen. @uh
penn es ibr nidt geitattet iit, an Der
Seite ibres @emabls in Der offi5iel-
len Staatsforoiie gu fabren, glouben
bod biele 2eute in Seiterreif, oaB
Die Srau, flug uno ebrgei5ig, aud
Die politiihen @eoanfen hires @at.
ten beeinfluBt. neber bieie politi-
iden @eoanfen oes funftitgen Sal
iers bon Seiterreth unb 4onigs BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
Sas meme Iarabics

Ser @ngl6noer @ilcor, elmer ser
%befonntclten Sngenieure, oelIen Nalna
oerfniipft 1T nit ienen groBartigen
bporaliiden Arbeiten, Die ggpptel, at
eillem lleller rei6eren 2eben perbolfen
6aben, ber0ffentlidt ioeben 8orihldge
gu einem nod getuoltigeren Hlan, BEL
len 4usfiibrultg ein nod melt groBe-
reg @ebiet nell aufbluben loIlen loll.
gr min in Melopotamien, no ia oas
iroiide Borabies Der @ibel iib befun-
ben baben ion, 5ipar ni6t bieles ieIbit.
aber boh einen iolden &lilhlrftan0
men begriinoelt pie er gum minbeiten
gu ben 3eiten Der groben &onige bon
Babylon nrb Wiuipe beitonben bat.
@s banoelt iib bier nidt mie in ggnp-
ten Inn Die &orreftion zines groBen
8aiierlaufes, ionoern Inn hie Mbtei-
tltng GROCER Strome in Nese BON
Woiieraoern, bas beiBt olio Inn cine
fiinitlide 8enaIierung, pie iie pon
anIturpDlfern, @gpptern, 8abDloui-
errt gfrobern iiberfommen, niemaIs
ober 1T Dem geplanten Mabitab aug.
gefiibrt moroen lit.
Die @6iler oes gupbrat uno gi-
girls ergeben bel 8agoao ie nod ser
S~abresseit %5uiamrnen 5piiden $50
unb $500 &ilbifmeter per Sefnlloe.
SIN @oiier manaelt es alio gu feiner
Belt in jellem @ebiet, ober i'm geeell-
lp6rtigen 3uitano fhafft es nur ullae-
6eltre Simple. Gs banbelt iid] INN
fir @illeor oarnrn, bise in Elm aro-
Bes Neb bon @oIieraoern nmsutpal1-
oelr. Die eriten nno ballptf1hliditen
9rbeiten miiBten I'M unteren Meiopo>
tamien geiheben, Elm @ebiet, oas aI-
lein $4,000 Guaoratmeilen umioBt.
l~1neebeure 9amnte miiBten bier bell
2auf Der beioen 5liiie feltlegen uno
einoeiden, uno bon gerpaltigen Cal
iperren miiBtel Die 5abaoien @alier-
orn1e ibren Musgang nebmen. 9ie
Sdmieriqfeiten, Die Dem unterneb-
men I'M @eee iteben, Aine enorm, Dol
ollem lit elm &opital BON 500 Mili,n.
men Hfuno @ notpenoig, Johann eime
9lrr1ee fremoer Irbeiter, oenn Die Be
polferune lit BORT nur iebr biinn &C.
fat (alif einen 2na6rntfilometer tom-
men 90 @inmobner).
Gin tpeiteres S%inbernis lit i6licb-
Iih Der mntmaBIide @ioeritanb Der
tiirfiihen 8erpaltung. aGein @iG.
coz bofft bier ailf ben @eiit Der Neu-
erura, Der Die berridenbe iungtiirfi
ihe Gortei Ifoa 5n manhen mober, /.
enropaiiden Sheen gefiibrt bat. s5u
@bhul Samibs 3eit bdtte er ien en-
fods nit ieinem aetpaltiaen 8ro ief!
nidt erit berporsutreten getpagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18

Earions, benz 5iibrer Der republifo=
nii6en County : Organization bon
0etp yorf, iiberloiien noGe, Ser nadl
MaBgabe Der Gage i'm Staate Die
nddlten @nipriide oorauf bdtte. glls
Better i'm State Der republifoniihen
8artei IN Seem Yorf aber miiroe Moo-
iepelt gang am 9lobe iein. @etpilier-
moBen more er ols SEEM Oorfer der
na6ite ba5n". @ol1perneur Suabes
bot ii6 ME nit 9arteioreoniiation &C.
faBt, miro a116 ME ba5u peranlaBt
meroen fonnen nno griefretar glibl,
&oot itebt BEN Sinon5 : Sntereiien 10
nabe, bob feline @irflomfeit als Set
ter oaourd beeintrd6tigt peroen
piir6e. @nbere electromagnetic Her=
ionlidfeiten bat Die Bartei 5ur5cit
ni6t al1f8umeilen uno 1omit lpare nur
Hooiepelt ols Ser geeienete Mann
bisponibel.
SIN na6lten SCRIPT Bat Seem Dorf
einen 8ouDernel1r uno poaes Staots-
tidet gu mablen. Muberoem einer-
rlelten Staatsienat nno IN Ser Miieln-
Blu 8afanaen 81 fullen. @ouperneur
Suebes unb Die uMai1ine" i'm
Staate iteben iib feinolid eegeniber.
I'm oieier entgegen gu treten, piirbe
es fir lire @egner pieaeidt geroter;
iein, Serrn Sugbes gum orittenmal
gegen Tie o~us5uipielen. @irb er ober=
mails getpablt, 10 ipare es nit Der
8oBwirtibaft I'M groBen uno i'm flei=
men enogiiltig borbei. @eientlid)
miirbe babel al6 bos unobbdneige
gotum mitipredetL oas iid idon Dor
orei Sabren bemerfbar genodt bal,
dig Die Maldine mieoer @iGelr
6ugbes nominieren muBte, mie Tie
oas Dor einem Sabre in Sarotoda gu
mieoerbolen butte. Sir einen 4ampf
nit ben Bottles more Hooiebelt geroee
Der Monn, oiirfte i'm ond nidt ul1=
ter ieiner @iirbe balten, benn bic
6iibrune in eitem 5taote mie SEER
gorf gu babenL beoeutet etmos. Tho
er batte quite citizen babel an Ser,
8olitifern, Die, tpenn audi nidt oiref=
tie 8ertreter &ooiepelt'i6er 8olitif
gefpeien, bod in bielem Gimme getpirft
baber, 2eute pie Barions, 3onfol
feftor 2oeb II. anoere. unb e1ne beion=
oere @enuatuung muBte es inn se=
mabren, bob er in oirefte 8eriibrllna
nit SEQ. 26 groaopap, Der 2omplr
bottle bes Stanbaro Del gruIts
fame. 9a fonnte er oie politiider
8fndeiter : 8iidien madtie iptelc!
laiien. gr fanoe % ebenio aufreaens
ben Sport mie i'm afrifaniiden Soao
rebier uno oas piiroe inn bieIeidt
5uIagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
Gin uSob" fit 8oDieoelt.

@enn &err Hooiepelt aus Mfrifa
5urmdgefebrt lit, ieine Sagotropbden
georbnet unb ieine g%rlebniiie litero-
rid pernertet bot, in neI1er GoGe
niro er fid oann gefoaen2 Bon eli
mem 10 lebbaft peranlagten Malnle
fam man niht eriparten, ooB er iidj
nls @elebrter in Die 8ibIiotbef 8uriid-
siebt, Inn on Stuoien in 9idtungen,
Die er nod nidt betreten, ob5ulipgen,
au6 ettpniger 8ortraesreiien ipuroe
er balo miibe tperoen, nieipol lol6e
Sdtigfeit ieinem Temperament, fnr
cine Weile tDenieitens, entIpr1de. mo,
bin miro iih Der unrubige @eiit mem
ben. Seine politiIhen 6reunoe IN
Stem Dorf baben Die @ntiport oaralIf:
man miro i'm an Die Spite Der repu-
blifaniIhen Harteiorganiiotion lit
Seem gorf, Gountp unb Staat, tel
len. 8a bdtte er ane 6dnoe poa gu
tun. Sc lit 8par Die Heoe oaoon qe-
Deien, baB er an 9epetps Stene in
ben 8unoesienat ein5ieben io1e. Ser
lestberige MISREPRESENTATION in Stem
Dorf, Barnard, Bat fih erit neuIib IN
Dem Sinne ausgeiprohen, ober in
ben &reifen ieiner 5reunoe in @oih.
ington lit man Der Weinung, ooB er
feline Neigung oofir babe unb ben
9oiten Iieber benz aongreBmitsIieo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
SINS Grill perbannt.

Wm. l1phurd bon Glen Dat. OF
laboma, NOR bonn 6auie perballnt
gergluft, bottle er, niiroe einen bart.
nadigen1 Die 2llnge angreifeloe!'
6lliten beilen, Der 5pei Sabre lone
alien Mebi5inen mioerItanoen. Sad
6 Monaten febrt er aurid. Ser Sof
foGgte ieinen 5hritten .n9a beganr
ib Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY gu ee-
branden", ibrieb er, uuno iest bin
i'd 10 mol pie ie.~ gs rettet iahr-
li6 gauien6e bon bortnddigen Sim.
g~enfranfbeiten. l1nfeblbar gerel
Suften nnb grfdItungen, berbinoer;
6eiierfeit unb reuben 8aIs. &urier1
Grippe, 9ronditis, gIutuneen, Mitb.
ma, Group, aeuhbuiten. so gts. mi
$1.00. 8robeflaihe frei garontier!
Don allen GdnoIern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren boz, Winio-
men BON Miittern beim 3abslcn if.
rer ainoer nit p5aisem Grfpls ee.
broldt moroen. Gs beruhigt oas
Sinh, ermeidt 6os 3abnflei.ih. linz
bert ole Sdmer8en, furiert @ino-
Golie uno lit Die bette ar8nei eceen
0iarrboe. Son alien Truggiiten
in ieoem Teil Der @eIt p%erfouft.
Seio fider uno berInngt ,Wtrs.
@insloms Soothing Sprup" m1o
nebntt nidts Nnberes. 25 Gts. Die
Slaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-18
9antorrbOib

9antOrrbOiben se6eiit in 6-t4 sascn.
Ha5D Ointment BELT, gdrontiert ole
Sdne 0 SUDDEN, blirbe, bIuten0e, her,
bortretenbe in Ga Easeu ODER @elo
duriid. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

r o4 +ra FIRST Investment purchases IN the zone
made this year affected the premises No 4' "->
67th street The property. which comprises I'VE
story aathouza on plot with frontage Of . feet
and a depth of 100 feet. was sold by : r Gooddale
& Son for William Moran Adjoining on the west
fs FIVE story storage warehouse on plot fronting
r75 feet and with depth Of 100 feet and opposite
il is the 67th street studio building, the Central
Park studio building and the At=lier building
soon afterward Frederick ZitteI and Gallagher &
Brother sold for the estate Of Elijah q Jones the
five story American basement dwelling house NJ %
Vest 6stH street on lot 27x1n05 feet. and buyer
was found by II G Senior & Co for the five story
4athnusa No 30 West SD street. on lot 25Noo
feet which was owned by Peter F Downev-
Then followed realty deals in the seHtloR 'L
greater magnitude One Of the big transactions
was the sale by Lewis r Preston for the United
states Realty and Improvement Company To me
Pa7bard & IevasSor Company Of a four story
garage az the northwest CORNER Of SD street ana
Broadway. The garage was built about f''F years
ago and leased TO the buyer in this transaction It
was held at about 100000 and was marketed for all
cash Tho site forms q part Of the block on Whlch
stands the Hotel Empire which figured last fall in
a S5o14CG1 deal in which Herbert DUDuy and Rob
err f Dowltng we're the principals The garage
has frontage Of SIS feet in Broadway SFll teef IN
s2d street a west line Of 755 feet and north line
Of IS feet Adjoining It IS the colonial Theatre
Another large transaction was the purchase ov
the Henry Norgenthau Company OF the five story
building ct the northwest corner Of 6+th street ana
Broadway at about S115 600. and quick resale or
the premises for 4 sum more than S2ooNoo- Ihe
64th street corner parcel has frontage Of l'' feet
on Broadway and . feet on the street. Adjoining
the premises is the Miller Building. and near II IS
the largest concrete garage in this country which
was also leased this wear For tha Marsh estate
H. c. Senior & Co sold the northeast corner Of
Broadway and 65th street for sum considerably
more than 100000 The 65th street corner parcel
so 5x1OO feet. and is Of the choicest invest
nnent holdings of tho zone From Monroe L. Simon
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FINE HOME SECTION.
Tract at Chester Hill. Mt. Pcrnos'
RgjuC Made Into Residential PGrk

one NJ the most d4sfraols and most acoes'-as
s,,b,,~bl0 districts Of TIA metropolitan a's9
Mount Vernon A large parcel q land tne''
- s-,--r,-,s4 bz- -77 Chester EfI Park Con-panI
sro7a nfch class lines as an exclusive Fesl1-11
rsrI< with every possible Improvement and ei- -
va7fence The prices for lots are 81" and r7- - -
6g7,rss are unusually attractive according % 49,
evrs~tz owing 70 the location of tAe trsc-
b,7+r5f7s however. can be erected on less man =
ro-= n being the object Of the developers % = =
tain this property as high class resi1snr-a- =.
: baau-fT.I eighty foot plaza r11s tnrousL
,.,+ra or the rroparrv, and the refined ar o. =
cr,svsness and privacy IS heightened oy -. -.
ing entrance to the property. eons-sIns % -.
massive ornamental pillars and a fountain S--
in the centre -. ~. n
7-ra chester E4m Park Company, Of No
F7roadv-av the owner Of the property. sasS = =
g building plan thar IS the easiest for 70 -.
seeker OF anv ever devised Among ne 49, =.
chasers Of plots are E7sar Ellinser' -s.s 2, ,pa
non. Charles Hefborn. Henry : Na1sN
Matthew NJ EdaiUan-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
MANY EMPIRE SQUARE DEALS
REALTY LEADERS AIN TO MAKE DISTRICT GREATER
APARTMENT HOTEL AND AMUSEMENT CENTRE.
Long attracted Big automobile Concerns Looking for Per-
SHesSales in the Pmk Jenue and MdOrn
Zones zlLso Features Of the Trading Last Week.

mobile structures in the upbuilding of the region
into a big residential and amusement zone It
then thought that automobile garages and repair
places might be constructed 50 as to closely re-
semble factory buildings. Factory buildings, even
of the best type. not helpful factors in the
carrying out Of plans for the creation of a centre
into big apartment house. hotel and amusement
The garages and storage places which have been
built in the section have on account Of their struct
Uial attractveness and their popularity among
investors drawn 10 the region large numbers of
spectators and investors who until a few years
apparently did appreciate its realty worth.
Those realty buyers soon shaped their operations
so rs to aalmon:z- with the pl.ns of the odtfme
leaders there and have helped in more ways than
to l7y Wei the foundation for making this z.ue
of the city of the most allurng speculative and
investment places Manhattan Island
PROJECTS OF PRODIGIoTS SIZE
L Is easy 10 forge. as it We're many districts of
the city in which there are '1urries of activities"
but it viii not he possible think little about this
enhancing residential and amusement zone Of the
greater city because the projects which have been
planned for launching the district are Of pro-
digioUs size, and therefore not only represent an
investment Of many million dollars, hut also mean
much for placing the building lines Of the zone at
a more attractive angle. Maybe in the near future
owners of big department stores viii show
greater fondness for this part city than they
do now. and that adjoining the apartment houses
and hotels and theatres 70 he built. there viii he
department stores covering large plots Of ground
Those at present Identified with the big construc-
ton work which is being planned to he put in
effect in the section are not worried about their
failure to interest heads of large department stores
to help to add to the realty worth the district by
creating within the centre notable retail shopping
thoroughfare.
A feature Of the business transacted last week in
the real estate market deals in this part of
the city. Daniel B Freedman added fne s7ec1-
lative parcel his long list of realty holdings by
the purchase of Nos los and 10 West G5d street
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

and several other persons the old buildfnr -
feet Al the southwest corner OF Columbus - -
and SD street. together with lot OF the sa-,. -.
adjoining at the rear. with frontage on s4rb -
was bought by Robert f DOwling- Mr. r,o,,,~
site is opposite the Hotel Empire and the CO
Theatre property
SALES HELPED NEARBY SECTIONS
These large transactions were quickly s.u
bv a reagvakening Of interest In some nssrb-,
rfons. especially in Central Park Wesr. -.
sefh and 72d streets. Bing 3 Blng bouzs,
the Rhoades estate plot t25 55x1G0 feet =.
south corner Of Central Park Wesc and s9rh ,...'
together with a Tot 25xt00.5 Feet, adfof7f,z :
fronting on the street. That site vas -
s4oO 600 the deal marking the first transfer \, - *
to the property, which was formerly par, a, -
old John Harsen farm. IN over seventy year.
Judge EImore II Banks. of Connection,
John c. Shaw sold about the same tine ror r--e
Watt Morris Curtis a row OF seven ro.,r -.
and basement dwelling houses. 80. @ ~ a ~
ssfb street. between Central Park West An. =
Iurnbus avenue. Each house IS on a lot 70 sr,s.,
feet with the exception % No. 32 which ~.
frontage OF 20 feet About the SANE tina SF,
willis sold nos as and 80 West s5th s4r...
f-e story triple fathousa, with a frontags a, a.
feet and a depth Of 1oo5 feet
A dea! involving about 1920 coo psrssc4.1
about this time was the purchase by the Ha-,.a.-
Hall. a new corporation from William ssio-..'
and several other persons, OF a plot % zx I,.,
10Ox150 feet at the north corner of Central p,-.
West and s4th street twelve story c0-ooa-,..
apartment house has been projected for n ~.
The premises we're bought about seven year, a.
bv Dr. Herman Knapp and the late Charles = a.,
ney from the Century Realty Company a. Sta =
a rew nous for the New York Ophthalmie a.
AuraI Institute.
TRANSACTION INVOLVING rZsm
rrAeA Nash Ro~kuood bought from the E,,-..
reaItv Company the Prasada. twelve story a..
vator apartment house, on plot rH5z15 ssst %
the south corner OF 65th street and Central PAT
West. In part payment he gave the nine story "a
building No e Fifth avenue. 2521-lo feet. ad'olnuz
The northwest corner of sth street Ths deal n,
VOWED about 81 275O0o The Prasada figured IN Ia
transaction at 10000 and the Fifth avsnus pa.,.
at s250.o00
A feature OF the trading last week Was also dssr
IN the Park avenue district. near the block hor.
occupfed by the Union theological Seminary aat
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FOR A COLONY
IN LARCHMONT SECTION.
Vacant Land North of Railroad Sta
tion Suitable for italian Settlement.

The suggestion recently made by q realty expert
that immediate action he taken TO improve the
physical characteristics Of the Italian colony in
New Rochelle adjoining PeIhamwood. has already
actuate6 several persons interested in the preserva-
ton of the realty charms and viEoT OF Westchester
County. for greater benefit Of all Of its resi-
dents TO Try to find a place for the creation Of an
sdeaI Italian colony for iahoring men and their
families. Last week they visited number OF
suburban towns along the New Haven Railroad
the result os their investigation being the dis
oovery Of Just such q location for the carrying
out % an operation that would undoubtedly furnish
sanitary houses amid heslthful rural conditions
for thousands Of Italian worbingmen and women
and children tract Of many hundred acres
living directly north and northwesterly of the New
Haven Railroad station at LarchInont Manor Is
he right location. they say, for such colony
because she right OF way Of the railroad now
affords adequate protection TO charming l,aTch-
mont Manor south Of the railroad station lsaroh-
mont Manor has superb frontages on Ions Island
Sound and is one of the finest and costhest resi-
Dental settlements in the metropolitan area
NORTH OF RAILROAD STATION.
,,o-+b of the railroad station are many miles Of
vacant land in and about the same state of "l'u
--,rFe6uess'' as when Henry Hudson first saI!eu
u the Hudson River. II an aeronaut VINO ~u
,os- his bearings dropped from balloon IN the
heart Of the tract where the woodland Is denses@
he would think he miles away from thls cry,
ard IN a country where few white men lived anu
v-he-A real estate boomers were unknown N
stead OF being a greater numerical 5treng'n 'e'e
than the residents Of the district
This section which they think could be QUICKLY
Transformed into big Italian colony without ser-
os1v affecting the development OF spienolaly
,o,a-e5 tracts o< vacant land in the county resdy
(o- such development, CT being made into hlsn
class residential places sdjoins The WOODS Oh