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The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
THE SOCIALISTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the So
cialist party in Nebraska passed light
ly over the county option question In
their state convention, but adopted a
lengthy platform declaring for radi-
cal governmental steps embodying the
community idea. Il 3 :
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

The republican state platform re-
views achievements of the party and
endorses the work of its leaders.
FaVors the creation of a n~on-parti-
san board of control for state insti-
t~utions.
Endorses county option.
Favors redistricting the state for
legislative purposes.
Endorses direct legislation.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

Grand acknowledgements democrats
have wrested the leadership of their
state organization from William J.
Bryan on the issue of county option.
By decisive votes they registered their
unbelief in his present policies affair
listening to an impassioned appeal
from Mr.. Bryan, who declared the
liquor interests were in an organized
attemput to secure political control of
the state. The minority plank sub
mitted by Mr.. Bryan was brief, and
his opponents declared was an effort
titude. But the workers against the
county option plang were unappeased
and stood firmly against it.
Mr.. Bryan, speaking from the plat
form in behalf of the minority plank
presented by him, was greeted by
shouts of applause and was listened to
in silence. He said in part:
"If | have advocated that which is
not good for the state let me feel your
wrath. If you find | have done any
tAlibS LlioL . " " ihC SOod vi liz
democratic party l do not ask your
mercy.
"Who less than l could desire to
disrupt the democratic party? Am /
not aware what a reputation at your
hands will NEAR to me? 1t has been
said that l am making this fight be-
cause l am not a candidate. Nothing
could be more untrue"
Mr.. Bryan here referred to the po-
litical battles he had waged and de-
clared that he had been fearless when
his W future scenes at stake.
Continuing he said: 81 have been
called a dictator for expressing my
opinion. Your candidates here today
have expressed their sentiments. BY
what law am l compelled to remain
silent? When l feel that the good
name of my state is at stake?
at has been said that l am ag-
grieved because l have been sold out
by the liquor interests of my own
state. have been sold out by these
liquor democrats in my own state and
saved by the VOl6S OF SeII-roSpecL1nS
republicans who refused to aid in it.
I expect to be in politics for many
years yet. expect to aid in the work
of the democratic party, and will not
remain silent when a band of politi-
cal assassins attack me-"
The speaker then attacked the seat.
ed delegates of Douglas county, de-
claring that they were not the choice
of the democrats of the couIfy.
II am not willing to admit that this
is a final settlement of this ques-
tion," continued Mr.. Bryan, and on a
moral question I am not afraid to ex-
press my opinions and stand on it,
If | have to stand alone"
Plot to eetray the State.
Mr.. Bryan declared that he had
learned on his return from South
America of the plan to betray Nebras-
ka into the hands of the liquor inter-
ests. He said that the election of
United States. senators and state Off
cials was a part of the conspiracy,
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

- - n - - - - y n ~ - ~ ~ II " ~
"
II The democratic platform en- )
" dorses the last democratic ma
II tionaI platform and state plat )
# forms of 1903 and 1909.
, Condemns the Aldrich-Payne )
v tariff bill.
" Favors conservation of ma
" tional resources.
X Endorses the signing of the }
% daylight saloon law by Gov
n ernor ShaIIenbereer and ap-
II proves his administration.
X Favors biennial elections, ;
II non-partisan board of control of
% state institutions and the initi-
y alive and referendum. }
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
Note for the Girls.

No man admires a nice any
more enthusiastically than we do. Nor
can any man think less Of a foolish
one.-Atchison Globe.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
Announcement.

I wish % announce my candidacy
for the legislature subject to the re-
publican primary. DON GRIDLEY.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
TELEPHONE 22e.
Announcement.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for congress In the First District of
Nebraska. WILLIAM HAYWARD.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

have been long at their daily GRAD
and feel The aeed of some kind OF
relaxation and rest, will find what
they are seeking If they will but give
themselves the needed time to take
i'm a good portion of the program.
1t will lift their more sordid inclina-
tons out of the I'D ruts and start
their nervous ma hinery to running
along new and decidedly wholesome
and refreshing lines. If YOU have
never tried this way of recovering
nervous tone. then try it this year.
You viii surprise yourself at the salu-
iary results. Il is not rest that most
of Us need so much as change.
The inspiration that comes from list
enins to master minds and the tonic
of great and COOL thought is better
thar idle rest AM superior to the
best doctors prescription. Those who
miss it will mover realize the extent
of their loss.
Bryan utterly failed to even impress
the Grand Island convention with his
county option IDEAS. 1t was plain tina
The convention wa. packed from the
start by the brewers. The dry deleg
gates were SHOWN about as much
courtesy and respect as was accorded
The non who fought for a county OPP
ton plank at the county meeting.
One thing has beel clearly demonstr-
ated and that is hat the democracy
of Nebraska AID the liquor interests
are identical in so far as the party
control is concerned. Clean stand
ard democrats will find real satisfac-
lion in the action of the republican
convention. The election this fall in
Nebraska will be a test of strength
of the forces Of righteousness as
starf by the brewers. The dry dele
against tho minions of The evil one. II
is strictly a moral issue in which
party lines disappear in the larger
- VI lSll VI NibDS' II 10 ~
longer a question of party loyalty but
of allegiance o the right and good.
1t only remains for the republican
partv to sec to it that only high stand
ard men are putin nomination at the
coming primaries, and the party will
sweep the sta this fall as never be
tore Every church organization.
every society fcr the moral bettermen
of the people will be wholly ON the
side of the republican position. That
there will be some who will hesitate
10 vote against the old party is to
be expected. But heir number is be-
coming less with zach election. Men
are everywhere more and more rec
ogni2!ng thepr opriety of casting their
ballots fer men and measures rather
than for party bosses. We heartily
welcome the ~irderendent voter. His
advent spells the downfall of the par
ty dictator and the passing of many of
the abuses of our past political
history. The masses are thinking
and when the rank and file once do
their w thinking the doom of the
intriguer is sealed.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

Uncle Joe has been engaged at the
thaukless and impossible task of but
ting popular opinion. Uncle is one
of a class of prominent and capable
Americans who grew old without
growing wiser. He is attempting to
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

Aldrich and Tobey were the most
favorably received at the convention
of the republican candidates, and they
were the two who came out clearly
and positively for county option in
their announcements. The candidates
who would hold the confidence of
the voters this fall may not hedge.
The people are insisting very positive
Iy that the men who would represent
their interests in the public offices
mus define their positions, clearly.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
Plot to eetray the State.

Mr.. Bryan declared that he had
learned on his return from South
America of the plan to betray Nebras-
ka into the hands of the liquor inter-
ests. He said hat the election of
United States. senators and state Off
Gals was a part of the conspiracy,
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

X " u Y " u X " u II u u v X y "
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29

The Chautauqua committee has
spared neither pains O expense in
order to provide Falls City and the
community with a worthy program.
A glance through NE same will con-
vince any n that they have succeed
ed remarkably we'll. Patrons of the
Chautauqua this season will not only
be sure of their moneys worth of
the best Intellectual things, but they
will find the course a very pleasant
and highly refreshing diversion. OF
course there VIII lie those for whom
it will offer lit lie N nothing that ap-
peals. But these are for the most
part such as have cultivated abase
taste so far as the higher things that
make for culture md refinement are
concerned. 1t is not expected that
those who make a practice of regular
ly attending cheap shows and who get
their ideas of refinement and taste
from exhibitions that cater only to
that which is coarse and often vile,
in men, will be able to APP
preciate the kind of entertain
mem offered ly ibis years Chautau-
qua course. However, persons who
The Falls City tribune., 1910-07-29
Democrats Reject County Option and
Endorse Eight O'Clock
Closing Law.

Y y \ Y X Y Y Y 4 y x \ Y Y Y \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
BIG MIDTOWN LEASES
Rentals Reported Show d Large
Demand for Space There. s.

L e.. Esr-= -z-e f-zsef ro- the Mana
Construction Cc-psr- the eleventh oft a.
~ - ~ - Wee 81 street t1 EsSr- (
-f-ez-et rr- -rs American Real Estate
Ec-rs-r -or--= Nc ~ 80 --s and
-9F7 RI ia --it5 " Nos - an - FIft-
avenue 20 rszeIsi g. Kahn. for Eupfsr \
P-ose~-1 the ninth of So- . % =
Tez- --H street 70 re Fa-isisz MsnGfsct-
g-frE Con0s-r- fo~ tne Tfden Investing
Company the store basement s-d f-s- Iott
g 70 = East ID street. and fo- Bo-efsls-
4 sen tr@ third Ioft - 70. 3 West ar
street
Louis C. s-hHe9 las leased ne store
room a. ire northeast corner q Fourth
avenue and -err street ro- Theodore
Neckle= 20 Max Ede'rnot-.
El-lfn@r q 80 have ceased To- client
% NJ Matilda Rus-hz me -four s-or-
a-f-k and rrczr=-o-e dwelling house No
- Eaz- Ts-r street fo- ? term % years.
Kali IL Parker have leased TO- tre Gut
man estate for term n years re tree
story and basement dwelling house 10 .
West r.-5 street 20 Z. zdo'2h Howell sho
zif extensively alter TIRE house
The cross g. E-ovn Company ras leased
90 Elmer ? HAYES . me Harris Rubber
Cor1srv the store ~ Nc - Broadray-
northwest corner ~ 18Th street
Albert 2. AsHtorr1 has leased for the
Gotham Garage Company 20 the Times
Square Alronohrle ro-rusr- the rop loft II
Nos. 70 and l6s West 81 street: also
rented 2 portion ~ rhe Tuil6inE formerly
ire S-1Fresart Fish homestead. a. the
So-theas- corner II T-rir= Place ar5 Gram
e--v Park for n. ?. Simmons 70 Joseph =
Ro-i0- Ei-e-.-esi5eIr u tte United States
Ss-5nzs Bank
The Building and Engineering Company
has leased TIE sixth loft n Nos < and s
Nas- - street running through 70 Nos. .
ard = Wes- 21St street. 70 Joseph Jo1nason
8 Co. through Tsnnenba I'M q Strauss
Schi1G'er & Ileale- have leased - James
= Tyler tre three story dwelling holse No.
20 East ga stre---
Tr4 NrVi-ka-- Gaif'erd Realty Company
has leased IN the building nos. ; and East
as-- street THE rarlor fcor % Jessette. the
third foo- 70 Nine T.T1ye caro- and space
On ~ ton foo- 10 Rouye- & Co, and II
conjunction wiki Marx Rsfalssy Co
sua~e 20 Lee Adams and Virh Frederick
Sou-nack and Als-yn Ball, jr- space 70
Minnie MURPHY
Tae F. n. Raphael CompaH- mas lessed
for Holm O-8r!en the store - No - West
18th street. also fo- 7 u. Horton the store
- No. "a West fZ5tr street 70 Mark L
Wolf and for the estate Of o. De Q. Van
5e-l,iIt the store a. No. = West l-5th street
20 Leroy Coison-
Henry Barnett & Co have leased the fol
lowing: No z1Ss Fifth avenue. q dwelling.
for the Beach estate, No. 1924 Madison ave
nue.. a dwelling. for M Stevens, No 2p9s
Madison avenue. a dwelling No 70 West
lz7th street for a AR Stsinberg; No. 2l5l
Fifth a-enue for a M. Glassman, the store
al No. 2 East 18th street. for d. BIrdsall;
ire store A. No III Madison avenue. for a
AIr LYMAN the store Al No = East l-5th
street. for the EeTb estate. and No. i45
West 1scd street dwelling. for Catherine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

e-TH STREET The Douglas Robinson.
Charles = Brown -1upa1y has sid To- Ms
Me-v = T-rrnu-r No. Il1 Eas1 18th street
i've story American basement dwelling On lot
7-NIfsBI feet. ad'u.Cl-Crre S-.Iheas- rnar -
Park avenue. The purchase james n Beck.
SiI occupy th= house
MANHATTAN STREET-E- Z MscAsnngs
as sod Tor client ~ - Manhattan street,
rh-ee story frame building. on lot Z5Iio0 feet.
name Of rhe Lawyers Tile Insurance and Trust
Company
1-orH S-REET-E n sfscNs1nuS has sod
f1r a client No ~ ard 81 East 121-h street.
= vaczut plot -1Kleo II fse-- rear Second ave
r1- Ira LzVE+-s Nsr<EaE- Company &C
qus-ed the properly IN foreclosure pTo-ce=cingS
last month
AMSTERDAM AEENJ E-SisSsor Hobbs
have sold fo- HEM Hsrharse- Ire northeast
corner ~ Amsterdam avenue and as street.
a S-1-1- double fat wl-h stores. On io- = Tx
1po feet
Elton AEENE- E-I.au-sr < Plackn=- have
s-la f1- John -. Eoe-luEe- fHe plot 5fIlou .eer
ga -ze w=S- side o. Elton Avenue 80 1sst EouJh
q I1a-h street 2. q builder for improvement
TELLER AVENJE- Marvin n SJoksm hss
sd for ire Thornton Brothers Company TIE
- fa-,fIy rausa N l--l Teller avecue n
Iat Sfz1a0 TT. nsar 1921 street
WHITTIER aVFNJ- E--Nisr7f7 \ Stckern az
sd fs- = & r. Burton tre p.1s S1lno feet
a. rhe 49, ssz- n Whittier avenue, go f==t
S-ll-h Of Garrison ave nIe. l. h1il5er FOR i'm
uroyeue1r-
AVENUE ST JDHS-E. r. MseNannus has
sid far . client the block front o. ten tots On
-lz x-Sr side a Avenue 81 John hetEeel Eek
s-E Kelly streets c-sN1oo fest-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

1873. Patrick oui-s to Helen and Frank Il
9 EeiSsr, $1,000 sIro-1sEs- Ski1ns- & BsrUz1L
- Park RoU-
SAME PROPERTY; July 1915; MAJ WschE-
nan 70 Patrick = QUirz- s. 90. attorneys, Ar
r17 smith & Dunn - Brusdwsy.
l-2D ST. =. IN 4 OF sIh sve. 5oxSe Il .
Jure - 1905 Samuel Pa-uass a-d Others .
Charles 2 RUshE-ors ard am trustees. So. 90:
attorneys. RushuoCe- Btsb=s Stein. - Val -
franklin AVE 1877 IsxI1o; FEB "A, 1903:
NzIhflzs RePrsr C Graham 2 Arthur. 81 d-s1-
attorney. AIb~-t Ctsrss Asche. Postal Tels-
srsPh Building
LOTS IL ard rs nap section l. Vyse e.
ate: Scv 2. 1900. Abraham Essential 70 TIE
Harlem Savings Bank. so 90 acro-1ey. Law
yers Title Insurance am Tr1s- CT. l6o B-czz-
Esv-
LOT 90 NAP L275. Lobcz-er Para, June X
I20s. Thomas J Eeuzher - Martha Ccll--r.
y5n. srco-nsv- Lawyers T1rls Insurance al
Tr-1s; @. ISa Bros1vzy
LOIS Al z-z Al -s- 1oes Fremont EsiE-ts
s--u 2 Iaq7- CARES B.s-5 - F-z-k Gzzs
$50. address. e1.s Fo-elI
WASHINGTON AVE * = - I71,H g
y Tx7srS7 sx15xSs SKIS KS ks TO July q
C--rf-u.5 ~lsve-th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

Is r-- ian Z. 1911 $500 a2ar-ss - Ess;
I5sfh
THOMSON = = All s.. a.. SEX H0---
n Rs%zs1r Ets1zfEf1- ] - u El1s 1ru1 NJ
: 1850. & ~. address. = Thompson -
III AVE- 81 5Iss 81 W=s-- c-1tt
rnz1-ss c. - Eot@r- 3 H--Is7s1r. rs ET--l
Aux - $50 500 AIRES, - ~ zs~
18th 81 ~ z-1 - Ezs-- store exc caroline
r---- and Fu=@I1 tT~.ca--e-E 80
arc. - - from EsE Z Is> 5000 @ $50
zsE---s - t1zSJ 1s-h
18th = "a TsEt r-rs ard a. rzsr-s---
Es--tz-- FLel-as N.rh=-= Fa-rz-~-- rs
zen OF g. 1910 go. s---es=. - west 5s-s
r6zD s. - 80 - Wee E-z--- E-rsl-s
@ - So--z- z--r-l-1-. =" E-s truz cu--pls----
- rzif5i-E 500" go $50 s1-ress- - Veg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
unzE STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

~ T.ori q Co have sold 20 Wilhelm
krsu-a. for e. Lord seventeen lots bought
p. him A. Arrochar. Staten Island m June
J. S.e-liug Drake has Sold TO Mrs Mary
y Arena lot . hv ioo feet on Union ave
rue 5gsr north Of Continental Pace ~
er.1 Park Mariners Harbor- Mrs Arena
Vii improve tho site with a Dwelling house
Archibald q Foss has sold Tor the River
head Saxina~ Bank the old Townsend man
SION. known ~ ClaT Manor, A. Arrochar'
Staten Island. and comprising l-s acres
The r-I~chascr All occupy the house The
same broker has sold for Sarah r. Hyde
a Io- . by l9o feet or New York avenue.
near Chestnut avenle. Rc~ehank. Staten
Island The purchase vii build next
spring
l.aucer a Biackner and Bauer * Co have
sold for Sophia Mayer and Jennie WOrunser
-he fve th-ce-canlly houses Nos - 10 -
Mesters-eIt avenue staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
INTEREST RATE PER CENT.

me Title Guarantee & Trust Company
rs issued the following mortgage state
-re-r. The prevalent interest rate n Man
haitian has been 5 per cent Although there
Il nor vet dIscernsble any general tendency
towards a lowering ~ the rate, or a large
y increased demand Fo- rnortesSes, neN e7-
-helesS there are certain ho0efll signs FOR
some Ettle time past certain aStute mort
gage lenders among OFT clients have been
r-le,fv gathering in choice Manhattan
NOR eazes az ~ ner cent interest In the
ar--ecato these have amounted 20 quite
= sum and the demand seems 10 - grow
fre rather thar decreasing This Is a con
di,tcr thar in oar experience usually pre-
cesss "a retirement Of the mortgage stu
alton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
PRIVATE GARAGE FOR AUToIsTs
Owners Form Company 10 Erect Build
ing for Housing OF Cars.

II The hore r iesseHinS their garage bis
q number o. ogyners 81 automobiles on the
Wes- SIDE have organized for the purpose
% establishing 2 private club garage For
shis r,lIr--oss they have had Incorporated an
INDEPENDENT uvners' GARAGE COMPANY. with
= r. hnUuC president
The company has loaSed FOR ten years
frrm Charles A Miller property ir "tn
rtroet just west - West End avenue. no"
...oslllied b, Two ola three story stables on
8 ..,r -lrl... feet SIT Miller has had plans
drawn Dr., Charles H Grieael for altering
-re stables into fire story structure II
vll. have an ornamental facade IN 5-ick
End limestone TIE membership Of the
..-rsraux already numbers nearly one hum
dre1. Tho company Ull re conducted on q
.-r-rre-si- F,-a basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
REALTY BUYERS IN UPTOWN DISTRICTS
lanes NJ Beck Gets Fine American Basement Dwelling Rouse
in The Central Section of Park Avenue.
51H AVE. REIlu BUSINESS AREA GROWING NORIHwARD

west corner n Madison avenue ard 2Sy1
street
John Y rozzsy Has been appointed -e-
cefe-- q tHs gents = Nos - % = West
I-s-h street. pending slit cy florence
RittzsEer against W-allsch- Ee'sier < Co
- to-erlo=a a -eco-t mortgage q 80
Ire prior mortgage fs Sz-s-a
Ar-a-- Ha-dos-e Is -he buyer o. No -
West IND z-@- 10. reported sold recently .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Cz-=-L name and address ~ lenders attorney
T-,a-ssT = -rr cerr unless cths-wis Sc stated
OCTOBER p
MANHATTAN

MANHAT-TAN.
AVENUE = IS. 5 sly hrk. = @s9s =; oct
. s samuel Re9 g T T. AmsT 81 N'''ss
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. I = cor l77th $.
10 sxioo. JuIy . demand per cent Ear-
- R4sl-r ana Construction. 90 10 City Mo-
sase % $4,000: address. IS Wal s.
IRVING PLACE s. COY 10Th - lZ2ex
ir-eg: Oct "a VS. ~ ger cent, El.en : sc +
10 TIrie Insurance Co. s5oc" address ID
Bruz6Esy-
LEXINGTON AVE 24e. : 81 bra. -''I1oo. OF
"a. - Psr 9s 5. g. 81 600 en Atone %
Hamilton Odeli CO Wal s.
ID AVE 7l5 and 80. sly brs, = s1so prior
mtg $50 coo. inssairnenLs ps- esE5 Na .5..
IS Lynch 10 Abraham EisensIsln- 500 acdress'
7OS Quincy 81. BrUoAlyr-
18th II. -12s and 80 West 5 sly brk- +s1las-9
T-or H,s s'5'eo5. ocl -: ~ Pc Es- en-:
f I1;s.a H ss5te:. 70: sPS s ss' 70 BIO"
18th IT. 49, west sly hrS. 7xs-o. Oct
"a No- i 1878 "a gsr csE- MasX y. v s.1l' To- %
u-TE 81. go Il o Broadxay; COX
Ic1il. n. oe' 4: = MAJ - P o,5 H7@6s 70
news Nash ZONES g Wall 81.
lslsT ST. 5. 3. e Of 81 :, Nicholas sva
.S1l'2 ,DT7G. NJ a.ez tt-.r5 - C-s-i.s Wen
berg $1,000, address, ii Vest list -
THE BRoNN
BASsETT AVE. 2 :. - Z, ~ sa-st0za
csnar191a - Josie = T55rnpson. $4,000. address.
$50 Ma5Ison =. B-0oslyn-
CLAY AVE :. IL 2 n Of i6s,h =. 271So-
oct p. VS.. August Noh- 70 Lathrop Cuigate-
1880, address. Bedford, /
GRANT AVE. 13s z = q 1eith s. COX
~ * 1rres oSt 2 @ N2TleT 5'iis HT's2
car Ia BToadWay-
SAME PROPERTY: Ocr =. : rs san. -
John TsIvi- $500, address. 2G3 lexington ave
ave, 5oxloo; oct - rs 2er cent p1yer a
CAREY Ccns-ructicn 90 = Fi0ra + >9-e-ii-n'
IS 600. address. - Ezs- e7,h -
due o., ! 1913 s Per cent Edws-1 J Cz1iu -
4erh-rt : ogden. $500. s5dress. - Beaver -.
LOT 10, amended map Maps estate .P-io-
Hooks Mar Langbsin. $3.50, address. So
East 18Th =.
LoT. Is. map 10. L 6 Norris s-sa,a. os, =
Mortgage @. So 90. address. s. william ST
SANE PROPERTY: n .GrieT IT'S mtg spec .S2
- % e.. S. on4 a5d-sss sae '- a. - a5o7s
e..ss ate ct e. "a aae Apra y isli Psr cent
Eas- =. SO n5. address EoT Ezs- Trsrn7rt z,e
SANE PROPERTY; n Prior n-s So 100 6--l,.
o. -, Que a ?. re : No.. %
LOT Isl map IS lots property sisters q,
Charity. oct =. ". FER cent; jacob stu
sard 10 william E -Rabel. SD. address. 10.
ROAD 70 MIQDI.ETOEN. : lots a-a :
nap = = Mapes- ~ Wes:cH@sFer. 5-'T
a. 81 due Feb q lpls $ pe- cent Mary kane
= Nsrgzret Fenn@lly. $500. address ISIS Md
cIst7En RI
WHITE PLAINS RD. :. lot I. uzp So1rh
NJ Werner - SIX to Gsr1e1 Place re Z
irrss- oct -. is Der cent: Te-essina Sapa-
ria - Efncsl1o sCoTt1o- 300 address. North
ar ave. 1T venom Y
IBID 81 IS :, = q cg27sss az. aoLl -.o
F-rr-la Qua-dt % John r kereAuIsnn, 8. 40;
address 25S2 Sth ave
18TH ST. :. So 2 : . Ste5c;as ave. tx
ia : Wsrst-s Il. . 5 IS = q jennings -
Ia AZ irrec prior mtg 81 1sl4- Oct :. tue as
- t-on5 Jacob Srre.5er Co - FRANK Szhoo--
maker. SS.s-o
SAME PROPERTY Oct q, due as PEI b,-1
ss-,s % sane. SI6.5ao- address IS Lincoln IL
East RUTHERFORD y J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change - iesrooUs. Nos 4 and - NeSey
street
rs joseph = Dsy-
r-Bru-NWT~Fs 81 = - 5xoa Ia sry nrz
OR a-s store Bldg % IRE plaintiff f1- S45 50
$50 samuel Max.
FAST 18TH st 81. -5x1r9. sly o-S ts-ut.
- sHe plaintiff f.r Si5-l'6-
.-.FT- - s. - - - Richardson ave :
-, - ~ 5--s 1lxsn- savoy Improvement
90 Antonio Se-era- 90 Byoso wRy- pres. dent
orr-e-s- y y De GG-dia. 4eI fremont ave
architect c0st So. 0-st
RICHARDSON AVE. :. - p - cSS.A -.
> -g1e 50 h-a suEs 2HS-a- Savoy Improvement
- Antonio Sure-a So E-oadvay president
ou-a-x- " " Pei Ga-5tc. 4e1 fremont ave
a--rlteet- tu-t. S1t.re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
LONG ISLAND AUCTION SALE.

Lots fronting on Metropolitan and Grand
View avenues. near Flushing avenue IN
IRE 81 Ward n Queens. were sold AZ auc-
tfou last Saturday oy TIE Iere Johnson
Company ~ fairly coed prices OF the Ia
ST. me Offering uinrty-four were sold.
rrfres ranging from s. 50 10 50 on Metro
rolitaa avenue. 81 20 S5s- on GRAND View
avenue. and $50 70 ss5a or summer street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
AsToR TO ERECT LOFT.

Colonel John Jacob Asrc- has fled plans
FOR the Improvement q the lot No. -
West s7th street directly in the rear %
The Offices % tire estate. aith SIX story
store and lori hH:idInE. I.aFa-Se a Nor
rs and - n cullen. THE architects. es-i-
--s-e rfs cost ~ So s11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
REAlTY NoTEs

alre-- 3 Ashforfh has been appointed
agent To- TIRE teelre S-7rE building 20 he
erected tcr Bcnvtt. Teller 4 Co. al the
.o-rhesrt corner q ss-h street sr6 Fitth
s,.-rs- also fer re twelve story building
beng ba.!t - B,E1 & koch a. The solJa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
WILL SPEAK ABOUT "oPERATIoN-

Robert F. Simon. viCe-p-esident and gen
eraI manager ~ Henry Morgenthau q
Co, VIII speak tonight at the Real
Estate class o. the West Side Young Men $
Christian Association, 5ls West 57th street
HIS subject xiii be. Operation"