davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
TO SELL BOXES AT AUCTION.
Seats for New York Athletic Club Games in
Great Demand

On account OF the demand among the members
OF the New York Athletic Club for the choice Of
seats in Madison Square Garden March 16. on
which date the annual indoor games will be held
II has been decided to sell the boxes by auction
tonight In the clubs gymnasium. Joseph P. Day
the auctioneer, who is a member Of the club will
conduct the sale.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
EGAN TO GIVE UP GOLF.
One-Time Champion VIII Retire
from Tournament Plan.

Chicago Feb. 1s-H Chandler Egan. winner OF
the national amateur golf championship in 1904 and
1866. and four-time winner OF the Western cham
pionship announced his permanent retirement from
tournament play in letter from Louisville made
public by his father, ". c. Egan, to-day.
Pressure of business is given the reason. MI
Egan is one of the nerviest and most resourceful
golfers in the country. He has been noted for his
long driving and ability to get out OF trouble
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
PRINCETON wREsTLERs WIN.

Princeton, N J., Feb. 1s.-Princeton defeated
Pennsylvania at wrestling here tonight by the
score of 8 bouts tc q Waite, Of Pennsylvania, was
the only visitor who secured fall. Swartze, the
other Pennsylvania winner, got the decision
points In the middle weight and heavyweight
bouts extra periods were required.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
BELLEVUE CRICKET CLUB OFFICERS

AT the general meeting Of the Bellevue Cricket
Club in Montclair yesterday d. G. Humble
elected captain of team A and Mark Andrews OF
team B. The executive committee elected as
follows: r. L. Delapenha NJ. Park Parker, r. D.
Reilly w H Abbott and D. G. Humble. w. A
W Melville was named as secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20

Goals from heid-Ceruss o, sIeli:zer C0, Knbf Ben
sSroshY 90 n Kiendi (6 substtutes-Lee fo- Kendl.
henson for KiTnbel Spencer Mahon for Melt
GER PETER Quigg. New York A. c Umpire
Taytdson Cornell. Time Of halves-Twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20

Goais for New York a. C.-Shirren 81 Depasha (2p
Castleman Broadfoot. Referee-WflIiam Russell.
Hockey Club. Associate referee. P Forrest. Hocb
Club. Cmpires-J. E Berri and Robert Reimund. Time
keepers-W. J. Croker. Wanderers. II. S, Lejons,
New York A. C Time Of halves-Thirty minutes.
Yale and Harvard will take the ice az the rink
tonight in what promises TO be one Of the best
games of the season in the intercollegiate league
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
BELIEF 70 nnd an Apsrient water that doesn't
oa4feate.
FRANz JOSEF NA1rRAI APERIEnr WATER

ony pelstaele Aperient Water Of real medicinal
sns you'll make II habit MID prompt and certain
Nzior-snsli dose-no deaEreeabls after enects-does
- fsusuc the stomach. Bottled thu Franz Josef
spzins, Budsps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
REALTY NOTES.

Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
Charles steele TO Albert Eugene Gallatin
No. II East s4th street for a term OF years.
Davis & Robinson were the brokers in
the sale for Mrs. Annie Levy of No. Ia
East 6ath street. three story basement
house. on a lot l6xleO5 feet to Mrs. George
Could
He'll & stern have leased for Henry Corn
in the new building he is erecting. at No.
81 10 50 West 2lst street. the first loft. 1900
square feet of space, to Lewis Hurwitz &
Co. for a long term of years. This COM
pletes the renting of the eleven lofts in the
building. The same brokers have also
leased for Mr. Corn, in the building No. 4I6
Broadway. the store. basement and first
loft. for term Of years. at a total rental
Of $4,000.
William J. Robbins & Co. have leased for
Seigel & Norwalk the dwelling No. q East
1sSd street 10 the Harlem Club.
Herman Arms Company has leased for
Frank J. Cassidy for term of years the
studio on the fourth floor at Nos. 22s and
81 West 42d street to the Zellmen Con-
servatory of Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


BROADWAY-Hall ]. How & Co. sold a
plot IOOxl57 feet on the east side Of Broad
1vav. 125 feet north Of Dyckman street. for
the estate OF Jay Gould to Walter j. NJ.
Donovan. Mr. Donavan is one Of the larg-
est individual holders Of property in the
Dyckman tract.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-J. Edgar Leaycraft
& Co. sold for Hugo s. Mack TO the State
Realty and Mortgage Company. of which
Judson S. Todd is president, plot 1O4xS5-Sx
irregular az the northeast corner OF lloth
street and Riverside Drive.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-Slawson & Hobbs
sold for Emily NJ. ROemer No. 81 River
side Drive. southeast corner Of 1O4th street.
a five story limestone American basement
dwelling house, on a lot 22x10O feet.
UNION sQUARE-Mooyer. & Marston
sold for the Hearn estate the two four
story and basement buildings Nos. IS and
IS Union Square. northeast corner Of 18th
street. on a plot 5sx125 feet. 10 /. s. & II. s.
Korp. The prior transfer of this property
was in 1913.
18TH STREET-William c. Neudewitz sold
No. 14s West 18th street. three story
dwelling house. on a lot 2Ox1O8.s feet.
1aST street.-The Duff & Brown Com
pany sold for Katherine Van Alstyne No.
46l West 1nst street, four story American
basement dwelling house, lsx1OO feet.
15lST STREET-Henry Oppenheimer sold
for Solomon NJ. Schatzkin the Elsinore a
six story apartment house. Nos. 5O2 s-<
500 West 15lst street. on plot 75x9s.n tHs,
adjoining the southeast corner Of Amster-
dam avenue. and the Manchester. seven
story structure, Nos. 5l2 and 5l4 West 15lst
street, on a plot 5Ox99.ll feet Mr.. Schatz-
kin owns the Marlborough. similar house,
adjoining the Manchester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.
Buyers Pound for Large Plot and I'm
proved Sites.

Henry Pierson e. Co. have made the fol-
lowing Brooklyn sales: No. $50 4th street,
a three story and basement brownstone
house. 10 J. BOssOng; No $50 Baltic street,
q two story and basement frame house, for
Ellen Mathews to a client, and resoId at a
profit 10 J. Schindbeck, and No. 4S5 ID
street. a four story fathOuse 20 ]. J. Sui
livan. Also the following rentals: No. $50
Sterling Place. a three story and base
nent redstone dwelling. for Charles Ross
20 q client on a ten-year lease, and No $40
Park Place, a three story ana basement
stone house, with box stoop. for Robert
Graves to client for a term Of years
Maurice C. Straus and Frank e Foster
have sold for a client 10 the Church Real
~ Company for improvement with two
family brick houses, eight lots on the east
side OF East 32d street, 240 feet north of
Tilden avenue, Brooklyn; also sold for the
Church Realty Company, TO a buyer for oc-
cupancy. a two story brick dwelling at
the northwest corner Of Snyder avenue and
East S2d street. Flatbush.
The Leonard Moody Real Estate Com
pany has sold for o. f. II. Hicks to John
q. Best for occupancy No. 20 Adelphi
street, Brooklyn, a three story and base
ment dwelling. 2Ox45xlOO
Arthur Truslow has sold for c D. Wood
feet, No. sos East 18th street, Fiske Ter
race. Brooklyn. The buyer win erect a
large dwelling house on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

WASHINGTON AVE. . cor 1sIth =,
7E4x irregular: Charles KiinEenstefn
to David Mayer Brewing Co tmts
Address. $500 "a ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. W cor lseth st.
5Ox91; Harry Mayer 70 David Mayer
S' SSdrsss 1880 s5oo Sd ave.
WILLOW LAND ROAD. leading TO Pei
ham, adjoining land Thomas Mont
gOmery. Throg's Neck. 3oxl50; Maud
r BOes. Of WestchesteF, to Julia Boes
ADDRESS so55 Eastern Boulevard
West Chester. y y.
SAME PROPERTY: FIeischmann Bros
60 TO Mary A Franklin. Of Brooklyn
(mtgs s263. 0G0) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Address. 500 5th ave.
SD AVE. $. 32a.s It Of fT6th st.
51295.s: Louise NJ II Cannon 20 AlOnzo
Address. Plainfield. n J.
18TH ST. $. east 4 part lot All. map
Of Wakefield. 5Ox114; George W Heat
ley to John Peterson. ..................
Address. 24g7 Belmont st.
iOsTH ST. tO4 East. 25.ss5o; Max Hus-
tedt 10 Henrietta Hustedt. .-.-------.--
Address. $40 East 18th st.
18TH ST. 1914 East. 16.sxlO0. Robert "
Maloney to William MolIer et oil. trus-
Address, 500 west l69th st.
18TH ST, $. ear II Of Alexander
ave. 80. Xix irreg; Margaret A Heath 70
Alfred r Heath. .-............s:::
Address. WATERFOWL. Mass. and 5le
18TH at.
HATH ST. $. 4iO II Of Lenox ave. f25
xe9.1 II: Gertrude T Cockerill TO John
Address. II L Rupert. Madison ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
NEW PLANT FOR METAL Co

The United States Metals Refining Com
pany. whose extensive works for the re-
hning Of copper by the electrolytic
method are located at Carteret. y. J., has
purchased twelve acres more adjoining its
property for the erection Of a new plant
for the refining OF lead. A tract of seven
teen acres adjoining the twelve acre plot
was bought last week by Armour & Co. OF
Chicago, on which it VIII erect large
plant for the manufacture, and export OF
composite lard.
These purchases are at what is known as
Tufts Point. Carteret. y. J.. on the New
Jersey shore of Staten Island Sound. This
waterway affords deep water facilities for
ooeangOing vessels. with connection with
three railroads. These properties are TO tho
south OF the big tracts purchased by the
Standard OH Company, on which a large
refinery Is being built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange galesroom, Nos. "a
ana 10 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
MANGTN ST 81, W 5. l25 It OF Rivington st.
25x9O; sty tenmt h; Morris Vollman agt Israel
Dachs ct al. n r Ryttenberg, atty; G J Leslie
ref: amt due SO 28s SO: taxes. etc, s522 S.
subject 10 a prior mtge of SIS 500; TO the pltf
for SIS, S5S.
Address 135 Broadway
ROBBINS AVE, Az and 449 S. 375 II OF
I47th ST 5Oxl44 5x50. 6xl51. = and sly tenmt
hs and / sly stable; Naphthalie Widow and
Orphan Benevolent Society agt Eugene Hess ct
al; Jacob Gordon. atty: ID + Malone. ref: amt
due, Sc 493 43: taxes. etc. $500; 10 Joseph Pol
dom for Sc, 500
Address. 346 Broadway.
DE MILF AVE. n cor Sound View Place. lOOx
100 Wakefield: Z l. Brisach agt L d Smith ct
al: : } StilWell. atty; T Brady, ref; amt
due s., 452 10: taxes, etc, s20S &c. sub TO a
mtge OF 81 200: adjourned 10 October 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
SALE In UNION SQUARE
L. s. 6 ". S. KORN. OPERATORS, BUY THE
HEaRN ESTATE PROP ERTY
Esnoe and Manchester apartment Houses Change Hands
-Tro Deals in Riuerside Driue.

Trading in the upper West Side and I'm
THE central business zone was a feature
yesterday OF the real estate market The
budget OF sales included the Eisinore. a
six story apartment house. and the Man
chester, seven story apartment house, in
West l5ist street, a large vacant plot at
11Sth street and Riverside Drive. a five
story American basement dwelling house in
Riverside Drive and parcel OF more than
SIX lots in Broadway. just north OF Dyek-
man street.
The Dyciman street tract was sold by the
jay Gould estate 20 w. J. ~ Donovan who
has been for some years prominent as a
large buyer OF property IN this section of
the city
One Of the principal sales made yesterday
affected the premises Nos. IS and IS Union
Square. northeast corner OF 18th street. two
old four story and basement buildings. The
parcel was bought from the Hearn estate
by J. 5. & NJ s. Korn. operators. through
Mooyer & Marston. II has frontage OF
g feet on Union Square and Of rs feet
on the street. AT the easterly end Of this
block Is being erected the Borgfeldt Build
sng. II was said that the purchase in
vnlved about $4,000
Francis n. Kimball architect. has filed
plans for enlarging the art gallery OF Ben
ssrnin Altman's house Al No. e25 Fifth ave
nue. by the addition OF a one story and
basement areproof annex on 5Oth street.
adjoining the present gallery. It is to be of
.frepnOof construction. with facades Of
brick and ornamental stone harmonizing
with the design of the existing gallery.
n VIII he S5 feet wide and 1908 feet deep.
lighted by three skylights and having a
hreproof vault IN the basement.
Plans have also been filed for remodeling
r The three story lodging house at Nos. 9o5
and 307 West 4lst street and erecting a new
ornamental entrance the improvements
being made for William II. Gupther from
designs by John NJ Baker
Plans have also been filed for remodelling
and refltting the main floor OF the three
story hotel and store at the northwest cor
ner Of Third avenue and S9th street, the
Improvements for Henry IIof being made
from designs by Harrison & Sackheim as
architects.
Plans have also been filed for a new pa
roehai school 10 be built for the Roman
Catholic Church OF ST. COLUMBIA, OF which
the Rev. DR.. Thomas A. Thornton is rec
tor, AT Nos 231 and s33 West 25th street.
adjoining the church edifice, and replacing
the old schOolhouse. II is 10 be of brick,
with terra Gotta ornamentation in the
Gothic style. lighted by tall bays and
crowned with decorative pinnacles at the
roof. II is 10 be four stories, with large
assembly hall with a mezzanine story on
the main floor. Ii is to cost 100000 T H.
Poole is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
LIS PENDENS S.

OCTOBER %.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 8. 22a 10 II Of 1s5th ST,
80 6xIOO; Louis h ROlston et al ast William i
Brown ct al foreclosure Of second MTG: at
torney, r d Pape.
IsT AVE 1857 and 1859; Henry KeiI ct al
Rgt Samuel Kadin ct al foreclosure or mts)'
attorney, G Ludwig.
1ST AVE, S W cor g6th st. 25.sxs0: Eliza Hail
agt Robert F Goightly ct al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorney. = Dusenbury.
IST AVE, r. Boil IT of 47th ST. 25xso;
] q w Pilgrim agt Makes Baker ct al 0Ore-
closure of mtg; attorney, Il r Lapooid-
GOTH ST. 800 West William Decker azt
CirOege Nicholas et al foreclosure OF mtg);
attorneys Rounds, Hatch. Dillingham; & Debe-
voise.
I15TH ST. 4eO East; Emanuel Arnst-in ct al ast
attorney, s Levy.
18TH ST. III and 1fS East; Harris Schwartz
agt Ida Basch et al foreclosure OF mtg): at
tOrneys, Mannheim & Mannheim.
18TH ST. 245 West William l. Bruen agt Ter
ence r Mcguire ct al foreclosure Of Mtg; at
tOrneys, Stewart & Shearer.
145TH ST. 800 10 311 West: Alexander j Bruen
agt David Shudfner ct al (amended foreclosure
OF mtg; attorneys Stewart G. Shearer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
FOR FLUSHING PLOT, sl15,00O.
On the Site Is the Garretson Home
stead. Built in 1912.

The Garretson homestead, In Flusnihg'
which has stood. Il is said. on its present
site, facing Main street, since it was euiIt'
in 1912. has been sold to II. L. Crandeil'
OF Freeport. Long Island. vice presidehl
OF the Bank OF Long Island. The plot
has frontages of $50 feet on Main street
225 feet on Locust street and about zoO
feet on Lincoln street-in all about twenty
lots The -prfce is said TO have been sll5,-
600.
John Greer has sold for client the
northeast corner of the greensboro Bridge
p1aza and William street, in Long Island
City; also. for a Mrs. Mahr' to oui'oet'
the southeast corner OF Newtown avenue
and Cooper street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES
with attorneys name and address J
OCTOBER q.
MANHATTAN.

with attorneys name and address)
OCTOBER %.
MANHATTAN.
AVE Q n " cor 18th st. 63x-: due
etc a. per bond: Joseph Pfeifer 20
Dry Dock Savings Institution. 81 900
Attorney. N Tichenor, % Park
Row.
CHERRY ST. 9s: W. per cent Ales-
sandro PaOn Delhi 10 State Bank. 1900
Address. $40 Grand St
MADISON AVE. = s. &c # n OF l24th St
2sEs5; 124th II. 5. 81 II OF Madi-
son ave. 5OXI0O.Il; = yrs. AZ per cent.
Mary A white 90 EnigTant Industrial
savings Bank .--.----- S5,O0D
Address, T. Title Guar ana Ind Co,
20 Nesey 81.
MADISON ST. 22o. $is. ~ PER cent:
TheO Bitterman and ano 70 Union Trust
Aiiorney . Dep roster. IS wan St
RIDGE ST l54 due Nov I. 1910. per
ocni: Jos Burger = Daniel Sullivan 1000
Atiorney. Jacob Schamp. li9 Nassau
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor 18th 81,
ioi3x-. 81 q per cent. Holland
Holding co 20 Hugo Mack ....-..- lS.500
Attorney. Hugo 5 Mack. Beekman
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. q r 52z n II
1871 s.. 81 sXl@0 ~; prior mtg $40.
aab ~ q Ter cent. Augustus 4.
Hayes 10 Robt 2 Mcdonnell ......... 1900
Address. - Broadway.
SUFFOLK ar i16. prior mtg S2I O00
3 us. per cent. Edward A Hillehrand
and ano n fiustate , MeineEer ...... 6.Ge0
AuoWe}. Bloch - Nassau 81
- NICHOLAS AVE, q cor l5sfh 81.
a03 81 prior mtg S34n.10o) ! 81.
Del ceEt. haines Realty CORPORATION u
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER % -

OCTOBER 30
BhlSTOW ST, cor 10th ST. Samuel
r Graham agt Chas Sproessia in
ct al; Sept "a. 1909 cancelled -. $50 90
SAME PROPERTY: same aEt same
Oct .. 1903 (cancelled). .......... 400 IN
BROADWAY, 9i8 to 953; Joseph EIias
agt island Realty Co ct al: July N
NE 1893 Cancelled 5e77
DELANCEY ST. 1872 Harry Pruzansxv
~ isaac Lefkowitz 81 al; Oct 81
4'V' ---''--.....- -........... 20 90
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same. OCT
=. 1903. ,-..-........., 900 90
EASTBEeNE AVE- 1913: General
Plumbing Supply 60 agt John Frohme
81 al; Oct =, 1909. ............... .sO "A,
El.bRlDGE ST s.; Annie White art
Jacob ,eiser e, ali oct u. ieOe. iss so
MONTGOMERY ST " = 343S n 8 Of
f"pham ave. Thomas r Gushing 60
sgt Joseph Russhon q al. Oct rs 1000
SAME PROPERTY. same aEt same.
Oct H. l'h'1 thy bond. ...-...... $50 81
SD ST. sol and 50s West NormovIe &
BAILEY ast MARI r Carroll Ct al: Jan
$50 ST. III Fast. Alexander Fell 4
- ast Alfred Jeretski et al: Dec IL
'F'' +''t'..-+-. ......... $50 ~
SAME PROPERTY: Pittshurr Plate
Glass 20 AIT same: pec rs 1907 1ns a.
'IrH ST - 10 so west: NJ y More &
g" aet Forty-four West TTth street
1870 ~ 1' Al. June = 1000 ,..-.-..-.. Is no 81
n&IH ST, tn II West; ABRAHAM
,UeensNelg aEt Aaron dnedalia et al
June Z 1000 . Az. "A.
i.ifH ST. 30j ~ s0a East. Herman
slate 80 agt - Wescett a. al June
" 4'vs-.. --s..ss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. % 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons address.
OCTOBER 22.


AVE B. l45: Young Womens Settlement
10 rOoly Cisin; yrs from Oct IL 1913 N.lOO
Address above.
BROADWAY, 274O: NJ Stern 10 Rarfaee
Torio: yrs from Oct ]. 1909 ......-... $50
Address above.
HOUSTON ST. 3l4 East: Max schlanEer
10 Edward Hess; 5 yrs from Aug 10.
lSOs $3.50 --------' Inv
Address above.
MOTT ST. IO2: Joseph StafTo 70 Thos De
Palo: yrs from June >. 1909. $40
ADDRESS. 1S9 Hester ST.
MULBERRY ST -: Maddalena CeIlio
Frank Cellilo and ano: yrs from
Address above.
RIDGE ST 50: lazarus Levy TO Louis
Fensterblau; 10 Yrs from completion OF
Address. 100 Cannon ST.
9TH AVE s cor 18th ST: Henry Corn
70 Cheney Brothers: q yrs from Feb
Address, az Broome st.
4TII ST. 40 10 a. s. 6Ox58.5; Fenella
Burrel 20 Max Taigman and anO; 10
yrs from May I, 1908. ................- 1000
Address. PAL Wooster ST
BOTH ST. 3 and East; John Fsllon 10
Mrs Won Der Leith; 1912 yrs from
July !. 1905 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6no
Address. 2O6 East 10Th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

CROOK AVE . :. 3T5 = II ~ 18TH -.
So.sAffe: Cffy Mfge co loans standard
Iifbo 80. ...-. S@S-Vov
HARRISON AVE. ~ cor Mort0n Place.
e5s9s l0X.sEge Nosti American MFG
- loans Teichman Engineering and
f'r,asfrurflon 30 -.--.-----. -------- 1900
TIHnI.AY AVE . ~ cor I65th ST. a95N
- iTrrg. Prospect Investing Co loans
Mountain CONSTRUCTION - --...-.-.-,- = 40
MATTHEWS AVE. s. 325 r II
Rhineiander ave-. .5xI00. r EnoTs
Clocks loans Joseph Follini ----.-.--- 1000
PARKER ST. . = - n a q Siehe ave.
1ssI0n Fred ~ 81 John, atty loans
ChEs RiHEelEtein --.-----.-. i,ofo
PARK VIEW PLACE $ cor is0ih st
eFgss CITY NrEt Co loans Terrace Con
strucfien 20 ---------- 5000
vvsE AVE- a0o p n lT2d -. 25zi0o.
- ........... 1900
fB7TH eT p G. 100 n ~ - Bafhsste sFf.
IN cars'yaelias co.................. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name and address
OCTOBER %.
MANHATTAN.


MANHATTAN
Marine GirardO 10 Rosapeps Giaeoma
Idisch2argeSdi by supreme Court orderl' e., oos
John LortilO sl4sprl
HENRY ST, 200 and 2O2 476xIOO: Feb
10. 1909; Abr Germansly 10 Bertha
" Attorneys. KantIcwita Esbers $50 ~
Broadway.
MADISON ST. go, 2sxlOO: Aug o. 1904:
Vim Solomon and TO Polka NJ
" Attorneys. n D Lawton. 20 wall 'OS'
IsT AVE. 542 and 544 49.sxIoO; Oct II,
1904: Paul Bryant TO City Trust Co. As. O0C
Attorney. Title Insurance and Trust
20. l76 broadway.
IsT AVE. W s.. 24.9 # from 25th ST. 24.sx
90; Jan 49, 1905; Herman NJ Bigss to 400,
Attorney. Ira A Place. 26s W nth st.
2sD ST. 1913 10 I57 West. rs 9xeO: June
10, 1908: Minnie Sheehan 10 VIM
ATTORNEY. Willard + johnson, iii ''''''
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; June 10. 1905:
Minnie sheeha7 to Title Guarantee and
Aitornsyi Merrill Rogers i9s 'OOV0'
Broadway.
9th ST 80 East. ss1Io5. June 26.
laos: Louise G Rates 10 Title Guar
antee and Trust 60. .......... 10 000
ATTORNEY. Titie Guarantee ana trust
co I7G Broadway.
75TH ST. 10 East IsSIOa ?; April T.
1900. Edmund G stout To Louise
Attorney. Edmund conn. 81 Pine st.
i0IST ST. s zoo n n a Of Ist ave
40Si00. IL June IS 1906 Rose Nj
Govern 10 Caroline hurry and -. 5000
Attorneys Arnstein & Levy us
Broadway
lO4TH ST 81 West. i7Tl00.il June r
1905 Ida Camp 10 Anna wilson 20 No0
Attorney. GrosYenor Hubbard 81
wan ST
iosTH ST. s. 2N0 f. = Of "a ave esx
IN Nav 81 1905 Angelo Al Milana 10
WI WeideI as trns') ........,.. 200
Aiioineys. Wilder & Anderson IS
cedar ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
SALE nm THIRTY-sEveNrH STREET

The recently reported deal on s7th street.
between Broadway and Seventh avenue. in
VOWED No. 40 as well as Nos l36 and 13S.
These three parcels. on plot 4sX9s.9, have
been bought by the Herald Square Hold
ing Company. Of which Samuel Levy. OF
Arnstein & Levy. is president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
ALTERATION PLANS.

MAN6ATTAN-
5OTH ST. s, 20 1t " Of 9TH ave; TO a
one sty brk art gallery; F III KimbalI
Il Broadway, architect: cost. $4,000
Owner, Altman, 626 5th ave.
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD, W cor 18th ST; for a
sty brk car barn. 115x100; H G.
Knapp. 8 East AGA St. architect: cost 21 600
Owner, Union Railway Co. 1896 Sd
ave.
HOLLER AVE. cor Mill Lane; to
l sty frame Ice storage 125x6O; Ser
viss & Glew, 2514 Webster ave, archf-
Gust Low
Owner. P and l. HOller, PSI
1st ave. Mt Vernon, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
Bread COMPANY IN BRONX DEALS.

The Ward Bread Company, OF New Jer-
sey took title yesterday 20 three large
plots IN the Bronx-the southwest corner
81 Southern Boulevard aud ST. Mary :
stree, % GNl2Ls: The southeast corner Of
wales avenue and St. Mary's street. lo0x
JOE, and an adjoining parcel, 22.lxI2l-2. on
the east side Of Wales avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED.

MANHATTAN.
25TH ST, g. $50 II Of Sth ave; for
a four sty brk school, SO 6xS06: 7 II
Poole & Co, 10 West Soth st. srchi-
tects; cost. 500 900
Owner Roman Catholic Church Of
st COLUMBIA, 343 West 18th 81.
THE BRONX.
CRESCENT AVE. n g. 1906 # W Of Bel
mont ave, four sty frame dwlgs,
size irregular; NJ Del Gaudia fremont
and Webster ayes. architect: COST. 10000
Owner, Benedetto Realty Co. SAL
East 1929 ST.
EDGEwATER ROAD. g. 246 II n Of
Westchester ave; for / sty frame
stable 16x3S: L p Smith Freeman st
and Boone ave, architect; cost. 5000. 500
Owner Rochelle Co on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
BIG FIFTH AVENUE LEASE

worthington Whitehouse has leased for
r. Livingston Beeckman No. s5l Fifth
avenue, a four story dwelling. on plot 305x
$50 between Goth and 9th streets, for a
term Of years at an annual rental of
S25eg0