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j. HAARER.

commissioner.
Accented and by unanimous consent
Aid. Goeschel offered the following
Whereas. II appears from a commu-
nicatton from the Department OF Pub
lie Works that the paving as per con-
tract confirmed the % day OF August.
1910, on Montclair avenue from the
south curb line of Waterloo street 10
the south curb line OF Charlevoix
street. has been fully completed and
Whereas. Said street has been ex-
amiIed by the Department of Public
Works. and the paving OF said street
has been found to have been done in
accordance with the contract and spe-
ctfcations for the same. therefore
Resolved, First. That the said paving
within the limits aboHe mentioned oe.
and is hereby accepted
Resolved. Second. That the City Con-
troller be- and Is hereby authorized TO
draw his warrant on the City Treasur-
er in payment OF the intersections,
ETC. Of said Montclair avenue, to the
amount OF s36i92, the same being the
full amount due the contractors from
the city for paving of said intersections.
etc, and for the sum OF sll. the same
being the cost OF advertising. blanks.
and Inspectors salary.
Resolved Third. That the city Con-
troller be. and he is hereby directed
10 prepare street paving bonds. In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Secs
AZ and ~ of Chapter IL OF the Charter
of the City of. Detroit. as amended by
an Act Of the Legislature. approved
June 6, 1901. such bonds to bear inter-
est at the rate of four per cent per an
mum
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Burton, Ellis. Field Frei-
valid. Garvey. Goeschel. Grindley. Harp
fer, Konkel, Korte. Lempke, Ostrowski.
owen, Rosenthal. Rutter. Shapland,
Vernon. walsh. Watson. link. zoeiler.
and the President-26.
Nays-None
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Erom the Controller.

Totthe Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following reports 81
Eify 0mcers for the week ending Sat-
.urday Oct. %. 1910. are respectfully
1ubmitted:
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Nv Aid Eorte:

Resolved That the contract entered
into by the Department of Public
Works with Langley a. Jeynes for the
construction of Fairview Public Sewer.
Sec 3, in Jefferson avenue E- length
3i6s IT., I'm the amount OF $55,bS6.1J,
be, and the same Is hereby approved
and confirmed
Referred To Committee on Sewers.
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From the Controller.

70 the Honorable the Common Council.
~ (34ntlemen--The following approved
>>ofms are respectfully submitted
.|E pmy Rolls
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MI Controller
Accepted, and referred TO the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
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The IDoDartmpnt OY PUDIIC WVTKS UHs
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder in each case and hereby asks the
approval and confirmation OF the same
by your honorable body.
Respectfully submitted,
j. J. HAARER.
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Korte:
Resolved. THAT. The contracts enter
Cd into by the Department OF Public
Works. with Thos. 6. Whitaker for
the construction OF lateral sewers Nos.
sI4s 2i5G. 2f53. 2156 and 2157; with
WIN Porath for Nos. 2l19, 214S. 2i5+
and PIES nrd with John Ginzel for Nos.
2i4T. 2i50 and 2i52. he. and the same
are hereby approved and confirmed.
pef.rred to Committee on Sswers.
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Total amount ........ .$2,I4O .
Respectfully. etc,
II HAARER

J. j. HAARER.
Commissioner.
Accepted, and by unanimous consent,
Ala. Qoeschel offered the following:
Whereas, IL appears from a commu-
nication from the Department OF Pub
tract confirmed the I'd day OF May.
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From the Department Of Public WorI

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Lateral sewers Nos. 2l0S. 2l23. 1856
and 2144, assessment rolls Nos 14ls.
74S3. 7446 and 7%64. heretofore APPROX
ell and confirmed by your Honorable
Body, have been completed according
TO plans and specifications and ac-
copied for the city
Respectfully submitted.
]. J. HAARER.
,tsa ~.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen---Owing to an error In
compiling the cost OF paving Calvert
avenue (sec. u from the west line or
Woodward avenue to the west line Of
Third avenue, IL will be necessary 20
rescind the action taken October IL,
1910, by your Honorable Body
Respectfully submitted,
!. j. HAARER,
Commissioner.
By Aid. Goeschel
Resolved That the resolution adopt
ed by the Common Council Tuesday.
October IS. 1910, in reference TO &C.
cepting the paving OF Calvert avenue
tsec, y be, and the same Is hereby
rescinded
Aid. Koenig entered and took his
seat.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Burton. Ellis, Field; Fret
wald Garvey. Goeschcl. Grindlcy.
HARPER, Kocnig. Konkel Korte.
Lempke. ostrowskl. owen; Rosenthal.
Rutter, Schultz. Shapland. Skrzycki.
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy, Vernon.
Walsh. Watson. Wing. link. Zoeler
and the President-29.
NaVs-NOnp.
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From Department Of public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the Department OF Pub
lie Works respectfully reports that the
paving OF Calvert avenue Sec. -, un-
der the contract confirmed the Sd day
OF May. 1910. IL fully completed from
the west line Of Woodward avenue to
the west line OF Third avenue
The pavement Is OF sheet asphalt and
Of Public Works, and found TO be In
accordance with the contract and spe-
cihcations for the same.
There Ia due the contractors for paw
ing said street as follows:
For Intersections, etc. .S2.630 81
For cost OF advertising
blanks and Inspectors SAL
airy .........s.... .s.s.'' oV w
Total amount .S2,I4O ~
Respectfully. etc,
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Counc't;
Gentlemen--ln reply to notice from
this ONCE the following proposals were
received for the construction OF Fair
view Public Sewer, Sec. g.
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From the Controller.

Referred TO Committee on Claims and
Accounts
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From Board Of Assessors.
To the Honorable the Common Councils
(ContiaueA o.. Page Nins.l
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Langley n Jeynes Is the lowest DID,
der.
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the said
lowest bidder and-hereby asks the ap-
prevail and confirmation OF the same by
your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. HAARER
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From the Depa .ment Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The Department of Pub
lie Works respectfully reports that the
paving OF Montclair avenue. under the
contract confirmed the I'd day OF Aug
ust. 1910. is fully completed from the
south curb line OF Waterloo street 10
the south curb line OF Charlevoix
street
The pavement Is OF cedar on con-
crete and has been examined by the
Department OF Public Works and
found 10 be in accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There is due the contractors for paw
ing said street rs follows:
For intersections, etc. .....,.. 1854 81
For cost of advertising, blanks
and Inspectors salary. IL 90
Total aronup. s27s %
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BY Aid. korte


Resolved, That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby directed. to draw a
warrant on the City Treasurer In pay
ment OF the cost OF the city arms, IL
any. on lateral sewers Nos. 2l0S. 2l2S.
2lS6 and 2l44. and be II further. Re.
solved. That the City Controller be and
he Is hereby directed to prepare speciaI
assessment lateral sewer bonds Tor
parts /. 2, 3 and 4 OF assessment rolls
Nos: 7ils. 1898. 744s and 1te4. In &C
cordance with the provisions or Sec
tons az and 43 OF Chapter IL Of tho
Charter of the City. OF Detroit. as
amended by an Act OF the Legislature
OF the State OF Michigan. approved
June 8. 1901 Said bonds to bear In
terest at the rate of per cent per
annum.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Burton, Ellis, Field. Frei-
valid Garvey, Goeschel. Grindley.
HARPER. Koenig. Konkel korte.
Lempke. ostrowski, Owen; Rosenthai'
Theisen, Thompson. Tossy, Vernon,
Walsh. Watson, wing. link. Zoeiier
and the President-29.
Nats-NOne.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Th6 Department con-
structed cement walks on the east side
OF Van Dyke avenue front of lots 20.
81, 20 and 30. between Waterloo ana
Worcester place. Worcesters Sub Part
OF this property has since been taken
In opening Charlevoix street. and the
owner should be refunded that portion
taken In opening said street This De-
partment herewith transmits the prop
err resolution.
Respectfully submitted
j. J. HAARER,
Commissioner.
By Aid. Goeschel:
Resolved, That. the City Controller
be- and Is hereby directed TO draw MS
warrant on the proper fund In favor az
j. w Gambler for $42.e7. being re-
fund for constructing n cement Walk
on the east side of Van Dyke avenue
between Waterloo street and Worccs-
tr place, front Of lots 20. 81, % and e2-
$1,000 feet this property being taken
in opening Chsrlevofx street and upon
presentation OF the receipt showing
that the bill for said sidewalk. $3.50
has been paid.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Burton, Ellis, Field Fret
valid, Garvey, Goeschel. Grindley. Harp
fer. Konkel. korte. Lempke. Ostrowski.
owen, Rosenthal.y Rutter. Shapland.
Skrzycki. Theisen, Thompson. Trevor.
Vernon. Walsh. Watson, link. Zoellcr.
and the Presidents.
All vying .ntarad md took hia seat
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The pavcm.nis 10 OF ceGa- on corr
crete sft has bess .>un,itrI by the
Department OF Public Works. ara
found TO be IN accordance with the
contract and specifications for the
same.
There In due the contrac tors for paw
ing said street as follows:
For intersections etc. ....& S.boI -
For cost OF advertising,
salary ". ~ lsi 90
-
Total amount ...S 4.s7s "a
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From the pepa rtment Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Geutlemen-In reply TO n notice from
this ONCE the following proposals were
received for the construction OF lateral
sewers:
No 211e-In alleys I'm blocks bounded
hr Erlsr,ara ayen,ia and NJ @ II
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now had a vogue Of some months durauoi.
Early in the summer Il occurred TO the
French designers TO add touch of brilliant
color 10 the black and white costume. and
this IDEA has been developed TO such an
extent that IN many OF the autumn models
the black AID white is merely a decoration
for a colored gown. An example OF TINS
was seen in an exq1isite French model
consisting of q foundation Of pale pink
satin and chiffon tunic in the same
shade. which was shown by one OF the
shops down Broadway. The most striking
feature Of the gown was a splendid border
on the tunic Of feur-de-lis, done in black
and white beads and bugies. with an inter-
rningling of rhinestones. Below the tunic
there wss a slight drapery of black chiffon.
AND the same material was used for the
sleeves few Of the fleur-de-lis fell over
the shoulders and through the pink chif-
Ton Of the corsaEe some pale blue ribbon
was Visible.
Not far from the gown just described
was another in which the faintest sugges-
don OF pink showed through veilings Of
white net and Of white chiffon heavily
headed with jet and pearls. This model
had deep hem Of black velvet headed by
narrow bands Of sable.
A black velvet gown was seen with q
tunic Of emerald green chiffon. richly en-
hroidered with black and white bugles, and
q lovely creation, in which white predomi-
mated, had draperies Of vide. soft blue
satin ribbon on both skirt and corsaEe
,-eiled ny white chiffon beaded in black
and white.
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OTHER LEASES MADE YESTERDAY

William H. Whiting & Co. have leased
for the HeyIand estate the store and base
ment at No. $50 Fulton street for term of
years TO \. A Lincoln: for Oberly & New
ell 1900 square feet in the building at Nos.
50 and "a Park street to the Butler-Ward
Company: for A. Q. Spalding & Bros,
the store at No. 12f Nassau street for a
term OF years 10 Charles /. Lambert and
also a suite of offices in the building at No.
$40 Broadway to John S. Carey.
Goodwin &, Goodwin have leased the fol-
lowing private dwelling houses: No. Il
West 18th street, for NJ Blumenthal TO
ara Marcus: No. 1853 West 131st street. for
the A. g. & H. N. Hail Realty Company TO
Ludwig Moerck; No IA West 11Sth street.
for s. H. Some to Bertha Smons; No. 23l
Lenox avenue, for Mary F. Dodge to
Phoebe Mallory, and. on behalf Of client,
have leased from Mr. Armstrong for
term of years the house No. 724 Whitney
avenue. New Haven.
Manheimer Brothers have leased for Her
bert Ingersoll for a term of years No. 40
West saith street, and for William Weiss
the upper store at No. 2O7 West 34th street.
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BUBBLE BITERS INCREASE
Prompt Complaint When Plug
Stops Supply Temporarily.

There was q germ proof bubble drinking
fountain in front Of The parish house OF
the San Salvatore Mission. in Elizabeth
street, but the bubble wouldn't bubble yes
terday morning
Investigation by thirsty residents Of the
district showed that some unsympa thetic
person had driven plug down into the
ori1ce and so stopped the flow. Indignant
officials blamed those young varmints
aE'in." but the more thoughtful are in
clined TO place the responsibility on par
ties higher UP" in the social scale Of
Elizabeth street. II is pointed out that
isboring men al the noon hour stop 70
bite yard of the bubble as the slang
Of hygiene puts It. ana that teamsters de-
soend from their wagons al the fountain,
and in consequence business is duh in the
neighborinE saloons
The matter was reported Immediately to
Mrs II. T. Weidenfeld. executive secretary
OF the ice u alter fountain committee Of the
wonan's Municipal League. and within
Il takes practice 10 bite g bubble" with
the neatness and dispatch necessary if one
is 70 retain 4 dry countenance. but. that
skill once acquired. biting the bubble is
much more entertaining than drinking out
Of cup. and the league finds that its new
bubble fountains are much more popular
than the old kind and much more formula
bic rivals 10 the saloon.
In fact. Il has been found that the public
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MOVE WEST End AVENUE HOLDINGS
Herald Square Holding Company Now Controls Big Plot at 84h
Street and May Build Twelve Story Apartment House.
OTHER INTERESTING LEASE IN FOURTH AVE. COLONY

The Herald Square Holding Company mas
added TO its holdings in West End avenue
by the purchase of Nos. 494 and 1876 West
End avenue. on a plot 30.2x1oo feet, from
William A whitecombe and Agnes r.
Dodds on the site are two four story
dwelling houses. The purchasing company
about two months ago. bought the adJoih-
ing group of five dwelling houses at the
southeast corner of West End avenue and
saith street. and with fits latest purchase
now controls a. plot facing S.4 feet IN the
street. with southeriy line of 100 feet The
plot will either be resold or else improved
by the company with a twelve story apart
ment house
Another important lease was recorded in
the Fourth avenue colony yesterday Hor-
ace s. Ely & Co, in conjunction with
Ewing. Bacon & Henry, have rented for
Joseph Milbank the entire twelfth, thir-
teenth and fourteenth floors in the new
twenty story building at the southwest
corner of 25th street to the Hockanum AS
ISOLATION manufacturers of woollen goods.
now doing business at No. S17 Broadway.
near 18th street. The lease is for long
term of years.
Manheimer Brothers have sold for the
estate of Maria Singer the five story apart
ment house on a plot at No. 81 East 10th
street. John K. Moors and John I. wall
have sold the five story fathouse, with
store. at No 1s6 West 102d street. for An
tonic Rossi 10 Henry n. Boehack for in
yestment.
Schneider & Bachrach have sold the five
story tenement house at No. 1913 East lo7th
street. on a plot 25x76,1O feet, TO Bendette
D'Azzo.
Julius J. Klein has sold for Levy & Starr
and the Meister & Bache company the five
story double ffathouse at No. 81 West Hath
street The property was given in eX-
change for the four brick two family
houses at Nos. 1852. 1854 1856 and 1868 Weeks
avenue. in the Mount Hope section of The
Bronx.
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they. too would like the right 10 hold po-
litical conventions and engage in political
rows
The delegates were received on Monday
night, Mrs. Crossett said, anc }he MEM
bers Of the committee shook hands indi-
vidually with Miss Mary Garrett Hay,
Mrs Robert II. Elder and Miss Mary
Wood. of the Womans Republican Club,
and herself But they refused to admit
Max Eastman, Of the mems league, 10
the hearing. on the ground that the move
ment represented was feminine one and
that he had no right TO speak for II.
The women told the committee how
they wanted to vote, the committee as
sured them of its sympathy in their de-
sires, and all was bland. pleasant and
nolife
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TO SELL MoRSE'S OLD HOME
For Second Time Fifth Avenue Dwell
ing Will Be offered at Auction.

The old home of Charles w. Morse at
No. 72S Fifth avenue is to be sold at
auction by Joseph p. Day on October 20.
II is five story structure, on plot 27X
125 feet. adjoining the ONE Of Henry
Payne Whitney. at the s uthwest corner
Of 57th street. The sale has come about
in foreclosure proceedings brought by John
E Berwind against the present owner
of record, the 72S Fifth Avenue Com
pany. and another, TO obtain a loan Of
$4,000 made on July u, 1903, which with
interest. etc. amounts to s371.000. The prop
erty was sold in foreclosure on July 70
last. in an action brought against Mr..
Morse, and was purchased by the Cor
porate Organization and Audit Company
on a total bid of s254,95S Title was taken
in the name Of the 72S Fifth Avenue Com
pany, the present defendant.
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5 WIS from Nov l. 1910: s1.4oo: address. 81
Thompson ST.
FREMONT AVE. 427 East. store: Bronx sa fe
Deposit Co TO Roger A Nolan yrs from oct l.
1911: $500 to $500: address. 26S East fremont
WESTMINSTER AVE. s. Il II W Of
Simpson at, store. etc: Henry Acker to Vincent
Violence II; 10 yrs from Jan 1. 1911; $500 70
$4,000; address, 3441 Broadway
I'd AVE. 20o0. store etc: Anna Schmidt q
Patrick Kelly; yrs from Sept 1. 1910: sl.2o;
address. 1000 ID ave.
9Th AVE. %: Howard Chi1ds TO Jere J Sui
lvsn; yrs from Sept Is. 1910: 81. 400; address.
80 East 42d st.
9TH ST. 734 and 1856 East: Louis and Benz
SonnenSchein to Louis Bochner 3 yrs from Oc'
1, 1910: 81. 94S: address, 100 st Marks pl.
25TH ST. 21s West; Nellie B Shock 10 Bessie
OConnor: yrs from Nov l. 1910; sl.3o; ao-
dress. 1919 Hacht ave. Ozone Park. Long Island
18th ST. s1S West; Peter c Eckhardt 70
Gustav Ludwig: yrs from Oct 1, 1910; S1.2oo 10
Sl320: address. 618 West 49th st.
18TH ST. 112 and ia East: Harry Stras-
bourger TO Lenox Garage Co; yrs from Sept L.
1909: 5000: address. 112 East 10th St
9TH ST. 67 TO II East: Kayelle Realty co to
Aaron Rosenstein: 3 yrs from Oct l. 1910: s12,
050 address, 81 East 9th ST.
11sTH ST. 65 and 81 West; John A Prigge and
ano 10 Edward Teven: yrs from Nov |. 1910:
s.. 500 to $500: address, 72 West 11sth St
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Seen in the JbopS

length, box shape and fancy weave, and
sell for 81 s. each
The English Angora ieng sleeved vests
for men. in two tones, for golf wear, are
SIS and SO 80 apiece.
Chantecler plates for card parties with
the bird in gorgeous colors in the centre,
sell for IS cents each.
A carved wooden dachshund head to hang
against the wall has place followed cut
on top for a wide hatbrush while a smaller
one passes through the neck; it costs s.
A holder for fern pot in Austrian lat
tice work for the table is very odd and
pretty and costs 81 50.
Dutch hand carved wooden picture
frames. oddly painted and decorated, are
new this side ~ the water and sell for s.
each.
An inkwell in the form Of a carved dogs
head, for the library table. IS very at
trsctive and sells for 81 S..
The names 81 shops where articles mentioned
this page seen be obtained by send
ing a stamped and addressed envelope TO seen
IL the SHOPS" NeN-York Tribune.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MA%HATTAN.

path sTREET-Arthpr, G. Muhiker land and
ter5+ No 332 East oath street. five story
6oubIe Aathouse on lot 25Xl00Sia feet
10TH REET-Mdnheimer Brothers sold
for The estate of Maria Singer the I'VE story
aner1rent mouse on a plot 25X9i feet, at No
81 East 10Th street.
1ooD sTREET-John K. Moors and John
7 wall have sold the five story hathouse
with store at No. 1s6 West 102d street for
Antonio Rossi to Henry y. Boehack, for in
vestment.
10TH STREET-Schmeidler & Bachrach
have sold the hve story tenement house, No
3S3 East 10th street, on lot 25x761O feet
10 Rendette y Asso-
HATH STREET-Levy Starr have sold
No 81 West Hath street. i've story double
aathouse. on lot 25xl0011 feet, 10 a Mr.
Schwartz.
THE BRONX.
TOWN DOCK ROAD-The Tuhen Realty
Company has sold four lots on the north side
Of Town Dock Road. one block east or East
ern Boulevard. LOhbauer Park.
WEEKS AVENUE-Levy & Starr have
bought Nos 1852. 1904. 1886 and 1873 Weeks
avenue. four two family brick houses on plot
s0x95 feet, between Claremont Park and 1880
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u,ss,,,g+o, se,,,-o. pa,, 10 Bankers Realty
and SECURITY Co. Sent % 81. address. 42d ~
and Broadway Times Building
SAME PROPERTY; Bankers Realty ana ena 81
curity CO 70 Rudolph Kovats; 81 teiis' S7A'
500; address. 41o East 12ist ST
1ST AVE, g $50 It OF 21eth 81; W 2eoL,sn
Onvie: Thomas Allen TO Harris Il T ~ -
(n1tg S2.1uo: Sept 8: 81: address "a" "eO
steT
bath ST, n s. 200 It Of 81 Ann aN -; -
100: Morris Zimmerman ct al to e9zn
O'Kennedy (rltg IS 3O0): all liens; July l. si'
SAME pIopERTy. II Karby O'Kennedy 70
Sarah Cohn and s: all liens; Aug ~ 90
address. 1880 Andrews ave.
10TH ST. 424 East, % sxfrres: &c s0a1.
Sept %; 500: address, 424 East 14sth st
231ST ST. n $. 100 # of Albany "a; i.2n
mtg IS OdO): Dec 2s 1905; 81: address. 300 Lo-
Gust
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales We're recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II
and Is Vesey street. yesterday:
BY Joseph =. Day.
9TH AVE, 25l7 and 25l9, cor 146th St 4Hx
100 6 stv renmt and stores, Julius Eleischmann
~ al exrs. agt Gustav Marder 81 al. Hays. N
a. W. attys: " " Seahury. ref amt due, $40, =
i97 0S sub to a first mte n $50 600, adjourned
October ,.
BY Bryan J. Kennedy.
KELLY ST. 74s :. 525 Il Of l56th 81. ok
100. sty brk dwlg 6 4 Mollsson agt Ray Suss-
man - al. II MoIleson atty. . W Collins.
ref: am, due. 1000 taxes. etc. Sl|5 60; Sub 10
a prior mtg Of $500. adjourned 10 October II.
BY Samuel GoldsticSer
KINGSRRIDGE RID. 8. - n q Nindham
~! 25xS3 E25. 1xs6. ]. vacant
CATHARINE ST n s, $50 ~ ~ 24lst
ST 11g hI-Yl00xl0O. Fast Chester, Henry Con-
rad AIT Wilhelm Conrad ct al, / q Dsrrin. atty:
{ r MacLean, ref: partition. adjourned {" octo-
her
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NEW THEATRE FOR BRONX
To Be Erected by William Il. Weissager
for Vaudeville Shows.

new theatre in The Bronx is TO be built
by William II. Weissager, proprietor OF
Webster Hail. in East 18th street It IS
to he erected on a plot at No. 1915 10 1923
Boston Road, extending through the block
10 No. 1926 to 1882 Clinton avenue. about 200
feet north of 18TH street facing Mckinley
Square.
Mr. Weissa ger acquired the property on
Tuesday The new building will be three
stories high and will be known as the
Mckinley Square Theatre. 1t Will he
devoted TO vaudeville The structure Will
also contain a large ballroom. Plans for
il are TO be drawn by Neville & Bagge.