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Evening journal., 1909-03-27
81. Patriok's LEAN Praotieino.

The baseball team Of st. Patricx's
Athletic Association is out for prac-
tice, and anticipates a successful sea-
son. John Horty has been elected
manager.
The association will give its first
annual dance in Eden Hall ON April 27,
and during next month the members
win also repeat the minstrel show so
successfully given last week II Will
be given the second time in one Of the
local theatres.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
DEATHS INCREASE
so DO BIRTHS.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth, Of
the Board of Health, reported 80
deaths. 40 births and So marriages
during the week. For the corresponding
period OF last year there were 20
deaths, As births and "a marriages re-
corded.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
Money Letter Wrongly Addressed

The person signing their name as
Katie, who sent a letter containing
money TO Miss Nellie McGittigen, in
care OF Mrs n. Snyder. Box 26, New
port. Pa, can get the same by calling
at the postohice. The letter was
wrongly mailed.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
MAKING Bio improvements.

Undertaker James T. Chandler Is
making extensive improvements to his
place of business, in the rear Of his
Office in Ninth street. A frame build
ing he bought sometime ago, adjoin-
ing the stables. is being razed and the
stables will be greatly enlarged.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
cnrru san in Hosnital.

William Curry, one Of the victims of
the powder mill explosio non the Bran
dywne sometime ago. is still i'm the
Delaware Hospital. He is reported to
be improving and will leave the in
stitution in a short time.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
DEATHS.
r-1------~-
Eliza Jane Mclaughlin.
Samuel c. Peirce.
David Whitsell.
Maria E. Landom.
A 4 49,

WEIDIN-In this city, on March 26. 1909.
Ada, youngest daughter of Benjamin
and Rachael Weldin
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence of her parents. No. 1880 West
Fourth street on Monday afternoon,
March e. at O'Clock. lnterment at Sill
verbrOOk Cemetery.
LANDOM-In this city. on March %, 1909.
Maria y. Iandom, aged so years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of her son. Percy ID. Landom,
wf Wilson street. on Sunday, March 2S,
at y. m. Services at Shiloh Baptist
Church. Twelfth and Orange streets. In
terment Ezion Cemetery.
WHITSELI4-In this city. on March 25,
1909, David Whitsell. aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral service at MaGeley NJ.
y. Church, on Sunday evening, March
2Sth. at 7.a5 o'clock. 1nterment at Bridge
P1r1 n ~ on M9nday; Mareh war; ' March
25th. 1909. Eliza Jane. wife of James
Mclaughlin. in her 65th year,
Relatives and friends of the family arc
at her late residence No. 17l0 West
Eighth street on Sunday afternoon
March 2sth. at o'clock Interment at
Green Hill Cemetery.
Weep not that her tolls are o'or.
Weep not that her race Is run,
God grant that we may rest as calmly,
When our work like hers Is done;
TIL then we yield with gladness,
Our mother to Him, 10 keep,
And rejoice in tho sweet assurance,
He giveth His loved ones sleep;
PEIRCE-In this city. on March 25th.
1909. Samuel c. Peircc, in his S6th
wear.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence of his son, job TT.
Peirce. No. 1917 Lincoln street on sun
Interment at Mt Salem Cemetery. y
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
THANDI ER Undertakes
SnANDLLA G Embalner

No. 214 w. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or niKnr
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotals
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first-clsss Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
Inereaso ln clearlnaa.

The clearings OF tho Wilmington
banks for the week ended today were
S1.21S.9t5. Clearings for the cores
ponding week Of last year were S1,125,-
793.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
Bio Fire Al summer Resort,

WATERTOWN, n. y, March IL
The business section of Clayton. sum-
mer resort town on the St. Lawrence
river was destroyed by fire today. The
loss may reach 100000.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
pAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed &c
,ure any'case OF Itching. Blind, Bleed
ng or Protrudipg Piles In TO IL days
or money refunded 50c.s
Evening journal., 1909-03-27
roo LATE FOR cLhssiFICATIoN.


FOR RENT-DESIRABLE FURNISH
ed rooms. ll0l West st. m27-3t
FOR RENT-sEVEN- ROOM COT
tage, barn, garden, at Talieyville
Apply PCSEY +. BROWN, Talleyvile
Del. m27-3t
D PROPOSALS FOR ICE WILL BE RE
ceived by the Board Of Trustees OF
the Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst to furnish the institution with the
best northern or machine made ice. The
same to be delivered in the several re-
frigerators of the hospital at such times
and in such quantities as the superin-
tendent may direct. Bids must cover the
perior from April 1st 1903 TO December
lst, 1909. Bids Will be opened at the hos
1909.
WILLIAM IL TANCKER.
m2l-lt Superintendent.
NJ OTICE-I WILL NOT PAY ANY
~ bills contracted by my wife, Mollie
m2l-st ANDREW J. PALEsE.
Evening journal., 1909-03-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
BONDS NOT PROPERTY.
When Held Outside Of State
and Mortgaged.

Albany. Oct. &.-Attorney General O Wal
ley to-day advised the State Board OF Tax
Commissioners that bonds covered by a
mortgage and situated outside the state
are not TO be regarded as tangible prop
erty In determining how much Of the mort
gage SHOULD be taxable within this state.
The e. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company recorded mortgage In this state
10 the Metropolitan Trust Company. Of New
York covering property within and with
out the state.
Under the law the State Board Of Tax
Commissioners has to determine what pro-
portion of the amount of the mortgage
should be taxable within this state. and it
is provided that this shall be such pro-
portion of the total Indebtedness as the
amount of tangible property within the
state bears to the amount Of the tangible
property wherever situated.
Among the property covered By the mort
gage were twO thousand bonds valued at
100000. II was claimed by the company
that these bonds should be regarded as
tangible property. and as they were situated
outside the state should reduce cores
pondingIy the amount OF the mortgage
taxable within the state The Attorney
General holds against the contention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
LIS PENDENs.
OCTOBER 2S.


BROAD 81. Sc g. lot Sc, map Of Fairmont,
5O4x149.7: Chns r Fink agt Luke Healy ct a.
tamended foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, r "
Judge.
LOT lis, map of Daily estate, The Bronx; Wan
pinger Savings Bank agt Rosario Lagana ct
WILLIS AVE. S62 Elizabeth OConnor agt Emil
HERMANN ct al foreclosure of mtg: attorney,
F. F Moran.
Sd ST. 312 East: Morris Weiss aEt Max eros.
ct al foreclosure of MTG; attorneys. Reiss &
Reiss.
sOTH ST. 142 West; 9TH ave. cor 5sd St.
2SX1OO; Boulevard. s 95th st, 25. 6xloO.
declare deeds void; attorney, A n johnson.
lO2D ST. 63 East; BeckIs Kedin agt Louis
Koch ct al foreclosure Of mts); attorney, I
Cohn.
1O5TH ST. n =. $40 # OF Manhattan ave
16.4X1OO.11; John A BeaI ct al agt Belle A
Mcdonald ct al (amended foreclosure Of mtg;
attorney II Merckle.
10TH ST 2l9 and 221 East; Alice Richard AIT
Isaac Grossman ct al foreclosure OF uctg);
attorney, " T Kohn.
10TH ST. = 90 1T W of Sd ave 81 6x1oo II =.
Minnie lazy ct al sgt Lizzie Levy ct al (fore-
closure Of mtg); attorneys. Stroock & Stroocl
11STH ST. s. $50 IT W of 9th ave- 25x1OO Ii +:
Emil Shooston agt Peter H Sponheirner et
al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. ] a Michel
10TH ST, $50 East; Norris Meyers agt sun
flower Realty and Security Corporation ct al
foreclosure of mtg; attorney. L A Brown
18TH ST. % to SIS West: state Bank art
American Wooden Co Of New York ct al fore
closure of mtg): attorney, w 7 Kohn.
BOTH ST. SOC West Charles ] Ifrsch ct al axt
Abram Abelik foreclosure of MTG; attorneys
Horowitz & Wiener.
10Th ST. sos West; Charles ] FIirsch AFT Rosa
COIN foreclosure of mtg); attorneys Horowitz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
THE AUCTION ROOMS.
OCTOBER 25.

OCTOBER %.
The auction sale held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. a
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
MADISON ST, 397. n $, 100 # e of Jackson
Edmund Bittiner agt Pauline Calm ct al;
Aaron Morris atty; Benno Lewinson, ref:
ann ars Iuq mtg Of $1,000; to the plaintif for
s13I50.
The auction offerings to-day VIII be as
follows
BY Joseph P. Day.
132D ST. 50. s So e Of Lenox ave, 25x
991l; sty dwlg; vol sale
JONES ST. So. to -, s: 1o4;6 # " Of West
Attn st, T5xl0l; sty loft bldg; vol sale
FLUSHING AVE, S39. cor of Classon
ave. Brooklyn, 23x1OOx irreg sty bldg; vol
sale.
18TH ST, II to rs n 5. 2os.1. # of Lenox
ave; 52.ex9911' three sty dwis'' vol
46xes Ok irreg; and 5 sty loft bldgs; vol
sale
145th st, Is,6xi6O; sly dwle; vol sale.
JI-MEI. PI., e g 23S.7 # of Edgecombe ave
5Ox9O vacant vol sale.
EDGECoMBE AVE. s. 86.2 II y Jumei
25x1O0: vacant; vol sale.
Gun HILL ROAD, 3 $, AS f. OF Webster
WOODLAND ROAD, cor Webster ave,
115x25, l sty bldg: exrs sale; also
BARNES AVE. $ W cor 222d ST, SOx115 va
cant; eXrs Gale; also
222D ST s. 100 fl of Barnes ave, BOISE;
vacant; eXrs sale also
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 1880 ct, l14xlOO;
vacant; eErs sale; also
233D ST. 5. 100 # Of White Plains ave,
S0x114: vacant; eXrs' sale also
path ST. s so # of White Plains ave,
100 1z114; vacant; exrs' sale; est of Henry c
Raynor. deed
LEXINGTON AVE, $50. :. 500 # s Of SGD ST.
25xlO0; sty dwg; exrs' sale; est OF Mary
J Kelly, decd.
KINGsBRIDGE ROAD, 66l to 565. ;, 2Os6 # n
Bss gsG ave- Of nS AR reg sty dWes enrs
sale of Samuel Matshak, decd.
182D ST 400, s s. S4.3 # Of Washington ave
1sa69. 3x1s 2x72. IL; sty tenmt: L o Shift ct al
agt Hillside Realty g. Con Co ct al; Bloom
field Littell. atty; c L Hoffman ref; amt due
1924 80; taxes, etc $50.
JEROME AVE g, 100 IT of 1Sist ST. 1O0.5x
103x76 6x1Oo; vacant; City R Co agt Patrick
Gallagher ct al; Allen I6a g. s. attys; / Schurz
JEROME AVE. 1s1st st. 1Oox1O0; vacant:
city ( Co agt Park Construction Co ct al;
SD 2Oj 81; taxes. etc, $3.50.
125TH ST. 543. n S. I75 n of Broadway, 25x
59.l sty tenmt: sherifrs sale of all right
title, etc, which Catalina D Porter had on
Aug 70, 1909, or since; Steinhaus W. attys
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
1OsTH ST. PIT. s. 210 # e of Sd ave. 25x1OO.11:
sty tenmt: Mary Mcmahon ct al agt Oscar
Oestreicher ct al: Wetherhorn g. L. attys S
Koenig, ref; amt due. SIS, O01 20; taxes etc.
S6l4 73.
13sTH ST. $50. s. 1871 IT W of Cypress ave-
81 .6xlO0; sly fat and stores; Charles Wyneen
agt Ignazio LupO ct al; Allen S. attys:
James Oliver. ref; amt due 50, $40 SO; taxes
By Charles A Berrian.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 214th St 25x1OO
vacant; II Ehlen agt Arp Laue ct al: Terry
Smith atty: James Kearney ref; amt due.
s6177 81; taxes, etc s225.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
ALMsHoUsE COMMENDED.
Duchess County Investigators Suggest
New Methods.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y. oct. 25.-Disuict Al
torney John +. Mack of q is county TODAY
made public report made TO him bv 4,
commission of citizens whom he appointed
To investigate tho condition in the Duchess
county Aimshouse as bearing upon the con-
dennatory report made public by the Al
bany office OF the state Board o. Charities
yesterday,
Ihrlr report says that the general man
aGement of the institution is good but rec
ommends various changes in the arrange
ments and management not because of de-
terioration in the management OF this in.
Sptutlon by the superintendent or his aids
mn rather because the standard of requir.-
neh'S IN elementary institutions OF this
character has hecn steadily rising In recon-
Years aud = point has been reached whore
Improvement upon conditions and methods
l"rhlerN passing without criticism properly
should be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
SALE NEAR TINES SQUARE
DEAL AFFECTS ROW OF OLD BUILDINGS IN
VEST 18TH STREET.
Market Found for Rosaind Court an l44th Street Plans
Filed for Improving Several scelhng Houses.

avenue, northwest corner of I6Sth street.
a six story apartment house, on a plot
5OxlOo feet The purchase price was about
$4,000.
BARCLAY STREET.-THE Wolf estate
sold to G. w. Loft the five story business
building No 81 Barclay street. on a lot
2olxlOO.1O feet, adjoining the southeast cor
ner of West Broadway. Mr.. Loft was the
tenant of the premises.
9Th STREET-Steinman & Son sold to
the Strauss Construction Company No 81
East 4th street, a five story loft building
on lot 25x100 feet
18th STREET-Margaret A johnson
sold No. % West 25th street. four story
and basement dwelling house on lot 25x
sS.9 feet The buyer is said to be the
Realty Holding Company. which recently
bought Nos. "a and rs adjoining
9TH STREET.-THE Golden estate sold
No. 152 TO 1856 West 18th street, three four
story buildings, on a plot 56x9S9 feet
35TH street.-The Henry NJ Well
Company sold No. S43 West 35th street,
four story dwelling house. on a lot 15x
$50 feet. to the Hotel Bellmen's Beneficial
Association
18TH STREET-Robert R. Rainey and
Charles f. de Casanova & Co sold for
Mary f. McKesson Nos. 1875 and 127 West
18th street. two three story buildings, on
a plot 33.4x1OO.5 feet. and in conjunction
with J. Arthur Fisher Nos 121 and 129
West 18th street. three anu four story
buildings, on a plot 4LSx1O0.5 feet, the two
parcels forming a plot 75x1OO5 feet
I'D STREET,. A McCrea, vice resi-
dent of the Long Island Railroad Company,
sold a lot 24x1O2.2 feet on the north side
of Sd street, 9S feet west of Lexington ave-
nue..
S9TH STREET-Alfred E. Toussaint sold
for Christine A. Haywood to a client in
conjunction with Mckee, Hayward & Co.
the four story dwelling house No. 300
West seth street, 21x55x1OO.S feet.
HATH sTREET-H. D. Baker & Bro.
sold for the Young Realty and Construc-
ton Company the Rosalind Court a six
story elevator apartment house No $40
West 144th street, on a plot 10Ox99.I feet,
Il is one of six houses recently completed
by the selling company and the second of
the group to be sold by this brokerage
firm within a week.
NTH STREET-HalI ]. How & Co. sold
a plot OF four lots on the north side OF
nth street. 100 feet east of wadsworth ave-
nue. for R. Clarence Dorset TO the L. & NJ.
Construction Company. The buyer VIII
erect two five story apartment houses on
the site.
THE BRONX.
ROBBINS Acknowledgement Son
sold to Nathan Hutkoff a plot 6OxlOo feet
on the west side of Robbins avenue, %
feet south of 147th street.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-The Standard
Damp-Proofng and Roofing Company of
1852 Park avenue. of which NJ. Scnrieber
is treasurer, purchased the plot 62xl1o feet
on the east side of Washington avenue
lust south of fremont avenue, on which it
will build a two story and basement fire
proof plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

Trading in the real estate market yester-
day vas widely scattered There were
deals in the downtown districts, in the
midtown zones and in the uptown sections.
The largest volume Of activity was in the
central business regions where scores of
well known builders and speculative con-
Germs are busy putting up modern loft and
office structures for the wholesale and re-
tail trade.
one Of the biggest transactions in the
Times Square section IN many days was
reported yesterday. II was the sale Of
the premises No. 12l to 127 West 18th street,
old buildings on plot 75x100.5 feet. Rob-
ert r. Rainey, Charles f. de Casanova
& Co. and J. Arthur FISHER were the
brokers in the deal. hotel will prob
ably be erected on the site.
In the West Side apartment house buy
ing continues to be a leading feature.
Rosslind Court. in 144th street changed
hands yesterday. II is one OF group
OF six houses recently built on Washing
ton Heights by the Young Realty and
Construction Company.
The Van Beuren estate leased the site
81 the northwest corner of 14th street
and Union Square for twenty -one years at
f2fe0O a year 10 VIM. Crawford.
Plans have been filed for making over
the four story dwelling house No. u East
Both street into a store building with bach
elor apartments on the third and second
stories, the Improvements being made from
designs by Edward Lee Young for Andrew
c. Zabriskie, who also owns the buildings
Nos. 10 and "A on either Sue. and who
has leased the central one as remodelled
10 Frederick /. Wagner and Louis Buck
ley for term Of years.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling
and rehtting the five story loft and store
building at $50 Broadway, the improve
ments being made for the estate of Nina
Berzog from designs by Taylor & Levi.
and for making over the three story stable
al 11s East Goth street into a garage for
the use of Theodore Schumacher.
Plans have also been filed fos making
nyer the four story tenement at No.
Essex street into a two family fiathouse
with ground floor stores. the change being
made for Jacob Rogers from designs by
l. H. Dietrich, architect, and for remod-
cling the four story tenement at No. 122
East 51st street. owned by Harriet H.
Smith the improvements being intended TO
better the light and sanitation in con-
formity with tenement department require
nents. The ogden Company is the archi-
tect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
DYNAMITERS AT WORK.
Four outrages in indianapolis At
tributed to Labor Union

indianapolis, Oct. 25.-Four buildings in
direrent parts of the city were WRECKED
late last night by explosions of dynamite
caused, according TO the police. bv malicious
members Of labor unions not ernnIoyed ~,
Albert Won Spreckelson. a contractor IN
the construction of Mystic Shrine Tan,-
pie and theatre.
Two automobiles and two horses waro
destroyed In Won Spreckelson's stable. A
branch exchange building under construc-
ton by him was damaged beyond repair.
planning mill also owned by Won Spreck-
elson was torn to pieces. A branch of the
public library being built by Won Spreck-
eison was damaged to the extent of 81. 600
Won Spreckelson's home was set on fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
4 5000, 900 RENTAL.
Restaurant Company Gets
Control of Broad7cay Parcel.

The Charles F. Noyes Company he's
leased for the estate of Lawrence Jacob for
q long term of years, at an aggregate
rental OF about 100000 the store. basement
snd sub-ceIlar in No. 354 Broadway, through
to Benson Place. The lessee is the Ex-
change Buffet corporation. which will make
extensive alterations and use it for restau-
~ ut purposes in conjunction with the chain
Of places now operated by the company.
a II. WINS & &C. have leased for Joseph
" Stern & Co. TO Burr Wright the store in
Nos lO2 and l04 West 3sth street for a
period of years at an aggregate rental of
ES5.0eg
G. W. Barney has leased for George H.
Pigucron six lofts, 24oC0 square feet, in the
new building. Nos. l29 and II West 22d
street also the ninth loft in the new build
ing Nos 10 and q West 18th street: also. for
Frederick Woehr, the first loft in No. $50
Lafayette street. ana for p. II. Hart the
dwelling house No. 347 Lexington avenue
Bernard Wurtenberg has leased for Will
lam II. Wheeler nalf OF the fourth floor in
Nos q and 30 Vest 3sth street. and for the
Lexington avenue Company the sixth floor
IN Nos. 81 and 50 Fifth avenue to Max
Mayer Co.
William C Flanagan & Co leased No. 23l
West 18th street for Paul p Gordon. No.
80 West l4ath street for J. Romano Brown.
No Zs3 West 18TH street for Helen f.
.Dverton No. 303 West 137th street for Rose
Leyere. No Sl4 West 14Oth street for J.
Romano Brown and the store in No 25ss
Eighth avenue for s. Specter
J. Randolph Jacobs is the buyer Of the
three. Eve story apartment houses at No
$50 10 1856 Claremont avenue. sold recently
through slswson & Hobbs. The houses are
known as the Roselle. the Piermont and
The Switzerland. respectively, and each oc-
cupies a plot 4Gxl09 feet.
Alfred z Toussaint has leased the fol-
lowing dwelling houses for term of years:
No. 81 West 10Th street for Marion G. Lit
liz, No. 81 West list street for II. II. Sal
non. No "a West 74th street for Charles
Y Hoffman, No. $50 West 10Th street for
Charles Weinberg. No. 162 West 18th street
Tor Joseph NJ. Lichtenauer, No. 134 West
seth street for John B. Duer, No. 1876 West
Ssth street for Mary E. Turner, No. SO5
West e2d street for Henry Griffen, No. 26
West ssth street for William P. Willis and
No. 34s West. End avenue for Mary Elise
Gardiner.
Frederick Zittel & Sons yesterday denied
mat No. 172 West seth street had been
rented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
THE BRONX.


ARTHUR AVE. 239; due. etc. pr
bond Henry Elias Brewing Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co.....,......... 800
Address i76 broadway
ARTHUR AVE. W S. 400 II Of iTsth
st. 23.4x90; due Dec 1. 1912: per
cent; John p Wenniger 10 Roger Gun -
attorney. VIM Muiigan i6i East
fremont ave.
KINGSRRIDGE ROAD 3 $. at sws
Aqueduct ave, 226.6x irreg: 3 yrs per
cent; Hebrew Infant Asylum OF the
and Trust Go. ~ 49,. 1880
Address. 100 Broadway.
LOT 90. Block 3. map Whitehall Realty
60 prior mtg 3d. 0Ol; 3 yrs. per
field
LOTS so and 81. amended map Adee
Park; 3 yrs, per cent Frank Ceva
Attorney, W T Matthews. AS IRE ''''
mont ave.
oL +I; AVE, $. 425 IT of
Cyprtan Nothelin to Michael Nfurtha. 400
Address % Barker ave
STEBBlNS AVE. 1921; due. etc. as per
6ond: philippine d Herman to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co............. 400
Address 1I6 Broadway
TlNToN AVE, s. 1924 IT n of Strong
ave, "a 4x125: due July l. 1911 q per
cent Johanna G schoenberger 10 Lille
Attorney. John Brodsky. 20 cham ''''
VA 4 3NTsE> 2 AVE Az es. IS Y Of Clark
Fudge to Peter Handebode - , nO
mont ave.
W odI1s ERA AVE. n 5. at $ cor Meth
odlst church lot. at West Chester; due
July a. 1911. per cent; Emma r
Fafker to Margaret Elgar ct al -. 100
%t'orney' Seward Baker 300 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

THOMPSON sT. $50 and 232: Abraham
Kassel TO Vincenzo PasGuale; yrs
from Dec l. 1909. .........,-...-.''-t. J.
Address above.
WASHINGTON ST. 7Si, Herman
Schwarz 70 jeremiah o'Sul.ivah' Vrs
from Oct l. 1909. ,...,-.-.'...' '-''.'' !.
Address above.
IST AVE 1879, W cor Joseph Iarchan
et al to VIM Williamson ct al; YRS
from May /. 1909 .....-.'..'. .''-'.''' =
Address above.
Cd AVE T45; Patrick Purcell TO VIM
o'NeilI: 7-12 yrs frcm oct l. 1909 J.
Address above.
7TH AVE. 1873 n cor 10Th ST; Richard
J LAWS TO Rose NJ Clenahan; yrs. 3.
Address above.
37TH ST 4OB West: Wm Sauter to John
Schaefer; 10 yrs from Nov /. 1909. 3.
Address above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1909

v-os, aod - srchisec.. COST $1,000. 500
owner. Rogers. East 10Th 81
TIoRATIO ST so: TO a FIVE story brick
hotel; G " Meyers 1 Union Square "a
West architect: cost ................. 1.vV
Owner. VI Lippmann. los Broadway
42D ST. East; 10 a FIVE story brick
s s19re s @nb ssuo'0 cost s!.ss V 1000
Owner, POTTER e. Stymus Manufact-
uring and Improvement Co. 4s9 9Th
ave.
GOTH ST, lis East: to three story
brick stable: A II Zacharius, 45 West
saith st. architect: cost. ......-.....--. bov
owner T Schumacher 81 East seth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
a SOLID CONCRETE HOUSE.

Alfred Il. Lsngjahr is building at ia
nasics Estates a home for himself lie
said yesterday that this will he the first
solid. reinforced concrete dwelling house TO
b huilt 10 greater New York.
The construction OF walls, floors. stairs
and FOUNDATIONS arc solid concrete, rein
torced with steel rods imhedded therein.
The wood finish Is 10 be Of CHARTERED oak
ana other hard woods Mr.. I.angjahr
heres n nave his home ready for occu-
rsncy IN the early spring.