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New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
FOR WORLDS FAIR HERE.
Company Files Certificate of Incorpora-
ton. but Name Objected To

Albany. Jan. 1.-THE New York Perma-
nent Exposition and Ter-CentenniaI
Worlds Fair Company, of New York. fled
a certificate of Incorporation to-day but
as the name confiicted with another COM
pany already Incorporated the papers were
not accepted by the Secretary of State.
The company purposes TO hold a world s
fair in New York City, in 1913 to celebrats
the original settlement of Manhattan
Island well as its purchase by Peter
Minuit from the Indians three hundred
years ago. The company, which is to bs
capitalized at $4,000. has secured for its
exposition grounds eight hundred acres on
South Beach, Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
TO JAIL FOR ABANDONMENT

Charged with abandoning his wife and
eight children Elias Cepnick. of ST. Louis
was sentenced to state prison for one 80.
and fined $1,000 by Judge o Sullivan a.
General Sessions yesterday, This is ora -
the severest sentences ever imposed o..
such an offence. According 10 Mrs ga,
nick her husband left her two wears -
and took $50 in a joint account. lea,.irS
her penniless. When Cepnick pleadas
guilty 10 the charge Judge o'Sullivan satS
he would suspend sentence provided -
put N,ooo IN the hands of William Solomo,'
secretary OF the Educational Alliance. tn
prisoner. however. could not see II tba.
way saying he thought he might tust -
well oe IN >aii AS 20 be free without none
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. No. IL
and IS Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
146TH ST, 54s TO 552 s. 125 # OF Broadway,
71X90.11, two sty flats; Twenty-third Ward
Bank agt Rae Ginsberg ct al; Lexow, NJ & W.
attys: L Cohn, ref; amt due, s., 44S 02; taxes,
etc. 81, 631 "a; adjourned to February 4.
10TH ST, 126, S, 125 # w of Lexington ave.
Wolf Meilis ct al; Rosendale & D, attys: S L
H Ward, ref; amt due, S71S6 40; taxes. etc.
s444 rs; sub to a prior mtg Of $4,000; TO the
plaintiff for S23, 1888
RIVINGTON ST, 319, S, 24e fl W Of Goerck ST,
-. 2.9X64, 8 sty tennnt and store; Hugo Cohn
agt A I Pasternack ct al; A w Gatzmayer.
atty; a c Stable, ref; amt due 81 962 ID;
taxes, etc, 1928: TO the plaintiff for Ss, ,0S4.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
STH AVE- 2704, s. IL # n of 14sth st, 50x
50. sty tenmnt and store; David Werden-
sGhlag agt Meyer Levy et al Arnstein, l. & P,
attys: H Beall, ref: amt due, 1884 40;
taxes, etc, SI55 81; adjourned to January q.
BY Samuel Marx.
18TH ST, %, II s, 41O IT of 9Th ave, 81 6x
99I1 sty tenmnt and stores; Meyer Jar
mulowsky ct al agt Modoc Epstein ct all Ber-
nard Alexander, atty; Ralph Holland. ref amt
due, $14 33S II; sub to a prior mtg OF $50, 900;
to the plaintiff for S33 72s
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY Ia

JANUARY Il
FOREST ST, = e. 80 fl W OF West Farms Road,
S7x105; Richard Mannior ag+ John J. Scheu-
Der (notice Of attachnncnO; attorneys. Phillips
& Avery.
18TH ST. 234 East; Albert Deutach agt John T
Oakley ct al foreclosure OF rntge): attorneys,
Lese & Connolly.
MADISON AVE, s, 4o5 # Of Park ave.
16xs3; John Ingle, jr, agt Mary Sherry ct al
foreclosure Of mtse): attorneys, Earls & Rus
sell
CHERRY ST, 400 10 400; James Trowbridge azt
Caroline z Miles ct al Camsnded foreclosure OF
mtge); attorney. A L Wescott-
PEARL ST: 1S6; Pine st. 20. ard T4th ct. p
West; Mildred E Sterry egt William De "
sterry ct al (anended partition); attorney. G
" Simpson.
n6TR ST, s East; Abraham Korn agt Samuel
Feingold ct al foreclosure Of mtge); attor-
ney J Ettinger.
18TH ST. s. 110.3 Fl Of Ave c, %. .10x1o3 8:
Max Wachsman ct al agt Morris Hyman ct al
(arnended foreclosure of mtge): attorney. S S
Isaacs.
10TH ST, : 80 II " OF 1st ave eOx6S 8
Meyer Jarmulowsky ct al agt salvatore Per
soliZzl ct al foreclosure of mtge); attorney,
3 Alexander.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.
New Orleans Girl Wants Damages from
New York Broker.

Edith Faurie, daughter OF the late Louis
Faurie. of New Orleans, is the plaintiff in
a suit for breach of promise against Harry
Lazelle, broker. from whom she seeks
$4,000 damages. The case was called be-
fore Justice Giegerich. in the Supreme
Court, yesterday. and was adjourned until
Monday.
Miss Faurie says that Lazelle promised
In 1903 to marry her, and several times
subsequently renewed his promise She
says that at an entertainment given by
Lazelle at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan
Beach. he introduced her to the guests
as his future wife. But the defendant, ac
cording to Miss Faurie, refuses to keep
his promise. wherefore she asks damages.
bazelle denies every allegation.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser

tWiJh name and address of purchaser
JANUARY IA.
MANHATTAN.
AgB s6d 3 s 60 and q s. SsrNh ts F T -
IS. 25xl2o; Morris James ct al TO Jacob c
address, e31 Broadway
BROADWAY. 395 10 S99 cor Walker St
122.7x irreg: General Realty and Mtg Co to
Improved Prop Holding Co Cmtg $3.50. 00O):
Address, s41 9th ave.
BRADHURST AVE. 124 g. 25x75: Sol arintz
10 & L Construction co (mtg s1s75o).
''ad address. hss: q % vesey st
BROADWAY, 474h and 47e s. ex irr.g;
Address. S41 5th ave.
CATHARINE ST. 81. cor Monroe st, II. sx
(mtg $o.5oOl (Jan 13): 81.
Address, 65o2 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
GREENE E. ST o, 12s and 131. W s. oo-1ox1oo
irreg; Stone one ST, Al and 43. 5. AZ -exs8. 3
Address 81 Nassau st.
GREENWICH ST 200. $. 24.1ox7es. Hart
address Room 1904, 81 Wall 81.
GREENE ST. 129 and 1s1. s. 5o.1ox1oo
mtg mtg ss5ooo,; ssone oooe St 81 and SO sa
lTTeg tg $4,000 09e stSNs G" st In6 81 and a.
to Hermsnos Realty Co: s2$,so2 so.
Address. "a Nassau
SAME Hffof' Albet Il Barron 81 al 70 same:
81.
Address. "a Nassau ST
LEXINGTON AVE. 1857. e e. 1e.sx7o: Lytti.-
ton Fox TO Essex Delaney Co: S14.i25.
Address. 800 Broadway
MONROE ST 2oa. n S. Ie.ex4ss; Jno Bo-
dine 10 Pincus Lowenfeld; 81
Address, l49 Broadway
ORCHARD ST. s s. $50 II Of City Island
ave. 75x-; Thaddeus c Rolfe TO Ph9be
L Williams (Ian l3) s175.
Address, Room y. 229 Broadway.
WILLIAM ST. 195, S, 23 ex77e; VIM
Zinsser Realty Co 10 VIM II Ziusser; 500
Address. 195 William ST
9TH AVE. 221s s. 25x9o; Isaac sakolski
10 Mary Hershheid tmtg $4,000 (Jsn 13)
Address. 743 West End ave
7TH ST III 70 lis East. g.. sxs2.5; Morris Jano.
Address, 62l Broadway
18TH ST. S52 West, s. 2ox44; Gosine Korn-
ahrens ex trix, etc. 10 Jane and VIM VI Nc
Carthy Jan 13): 81 600
Address. 334 West 18th st
18TH ST, s, 2s73 it " of 9th ave, 2s4es q.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAI

ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-Charles s.
Sykes sold to Donald Robertson a vacant
plot. 100x10o feet, at the southeast corner
of st. Nicholas avenue and 1s1st street. A
six story elevator apartment house will be
built on the site. ]. J. Plummer was the
broker in the transaction.
LEONARD STREET-George Milne sold
to James H. Cruikshank for the Children's
Aid Society the four story school building
No. 156 TO 100 Leonard street, on plot 6o.7x
75x irregular, between Centre and Baxter
streets.
18TH STREET-Van Vliet 6, Place sold
No. 332 West 18th street, three story and
basement dwelling house, on lot 20x44 feet.
26TH STREET-WiIliam Waldorf Astor
bought for $4,000 the modern five story
store and apartment building, No. 10 West
26th street, on a lot 25x9S.9 feet. The parcel
adjoins the structure in which are the Of
fees of the Astor estate and Colonel John
Jacob Astor.
32D STREET-Henry NJ WE'LL sold for
Richard Cooper NO. 1872 West 32d street,
three story and basement dwelling house.
on lot 21x9S.9 feet.
18TH STREET-George W. Elkins resold
No. $50 West 18th street, four story and
basement stone front dwelling house, on
lot 20x102.2 feet. He recently purchased
the house from the Mcdonald astate.
GOTH STREET-Adolph Scheibel sold TO
an investor No. las West Goth street, a
five story double hathouse. on lot 25x100.11
feet
18TH STREET-F. r Wood & Co. sold
Victor Hall, an eight story fireproof ele-
vator apartment house. No. 662 West 18th
street, on a plot 77x10011 feet, for the V
Cerabone Construction Company. II ad-
joins the southeast corner of Riverside
Drive
1S4TH -STREET-Shaw & Co. sold TO
Hogenauer &. Wesslau the two lots on the
north side OF 184th street, 200 feet west OF
Amsterdam avenue. This is part of the six
lots recently reported sold for Schneider
e Bachrach by the same brokers'
THE BRONX.
WESTCHESTER AVENUE - Andrew
Hally sold for the H. T. Muller Company
the two story frame dwelling house, on
plot 50x10O feet, at the corner of Westches-
ter and Beach avenues.
TIFFANY STREET-The Tiffany Con-
struction Company bought a plot, 65x1O0
feet, on the west side of Tiffany street. 243
feet south OF 167th street, which will be i'm
proved with a five story apartment house.
WATSON STREET-Andrew Hally sold
for Anna Ehlers plot, 100x10S feet, on the
north side of Watson street 1o5 feet west
of OlmStead avenue, Unionport-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
Geo w Adrian TO John McCabe; 81.
Addrasa % Nassaii ST

Geo w Adrian TO John ] McCabe; II.
Address, Room 6S, 20 Nassau st.
26TH ST n s, 1884 IT e of sth ave. "a, 10xeS.9;
3 Norris ct al to Haywood Realty Co Gan
Address. 14s Broadway
BOTH ST, 246 West. g. 2o.6xas.9; Louis n
Langbeile to Lulu ouigg Jan 49, tmts $4,000:
Address Room 720. 40 Wall st.
BOTH ST. SIS. 346 IT Q of sth ave. IL lxsee;
WI Winston II Hagen ct al to Lulu ouigg Gan
Address. Room 100 40 Wall st.
44TH ST. s. 1874 II e Of Lexington ave. 16. Ak
s. s.; o Emma 4 Kirby to Randolph Hurry tmts
Address, 70 William St
SID ST. s. 1884 # of I'd ave. 1sx1oo.s; Felix
e sonSn no, to Jacob straus ct al dan lS> tmts
Address. Room COG. IS Park Row.
6STH III, St; $. 200 TT Of 10th ave. 1oox2oo 10:
VIM Zinsser Realty Co to VIM II Zinsser; S100.
Address, 195 William st.
10TH ST 246 West, 17x1oo5: Edna r Tim to
Helen Fountain: 500.
Address, 236 West 10th st.
18TH ST. l29 West 2ox1o22; Jacob " Mack TO
Jennie Heyman; S100.
Address, Room 1102, II Park Row
io2p li,.s ST 2o1 East 25zlool1 Louis Cohen to
Address. Room so2 So2 Broadway
iosTH ST 231 West. 25xloo II: Paul Kaskel ct
Address. Room l4o5 i2s Broadway
10TH ST, s, 335 # " OF list ave. 2ox1oo 10:
Marcel Levy to Jas Cunningham; s1osoo.
11ITH ST n s. 81 # e of 2d ave 24x5o. MARY
Field to Geo Davis (rntg $4,000; s1OO
Address, Room 511. % William st.
i44IH ST; SIS SS4.11 # of 7th ave- o.1xea 10:
ssidon s,1 opol blsman TO Emman Il Ackerman nltg
address, 71s Broadway.
isgen geI1as ST s,5 + 2e9 # Of sth ave 4oree H.
sea 900 aSe Hoidins Co to Berry Simons tmtg
Address, 1os East 125th st
THE BRONX
AVE z. " cor 18th st. lot 397 map Unionport; ;
James Richardson TO Charles " Thorn;
Address, los East 10Th St
GRAND Ran BoULEyARp AND coNcoURsE. s,
% oo .5na It Of 1920 st 1oox111.5' Michael j Dowd
Address, East 115th st.
same e Broad Realty CO mtg s2i ooo}: Jan Jan
Address. $50 East 15eth st.
GILBERT lib PI> n s. 125 # W OF Faile st 5o1
tg [ots ap 49, IS ETsh slSd Won Esehwese
Address, 1904 Kelly st.
GILBERT PI. n w cor Faile ST 175x1oo Irvine
Realty Go TO Morris Lazar ntg $50, ,0o0>: Jan
Address. 127 BIeecker st
HOME ST. $. 211.1 # of stebbins ave. III
bins ave q iox irreg: rhomas Rof f. to s'9e- Te-
cob dsl5s dsseidermen: Of o Brooklyn; slOo
H0NEYWELL AVE, 1875 and 1878, 5 boxso 7 :;
satenah onaa Const Co 20 Emma Dilberger Cntg
Address, 3152 Decatur ave.
lRNlME 9E!.se ST, W 254.4 # 5 of Garrison ave
81, 500 Gan 49, Sl00
Address. 127 Bleecker 81
LOT II. map part Hunt estate Carnnino Idbsr1i
to Alfonzo Squetieri: S1O0
Address, 2219 1st ave.
LOT 10, map McGraw estate at Van Nest: Fer
man Knabe to Mary C Knabs 81.
Address, 1921 Taylor ave.
LOTS II to 1e, map estate wm Ogden at
500
Address, 217 West 125th st.
lot 172 Century
500.
Address 100 East seth st
LINCOLN ST. 10 begins 275 # n on W g Lincoln
st, 100x1S2: Edw Barry TO Theresa Barry; 81
Address 1927 Haight ave.
PURDY ST. e. 1O5 # n of Startling ave. tO0x
los; Mary Entenman to Catherine C'urran:
500.
Address. 325 East 6sth ST
WISE AVE, n cor 1soth st. 15ox irreg; Joseph
Fried to Arc Realty Co; 500.
Address 10 William st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
TO TAX BlLLB0ARDS
dim of assembly BM-Other
albany Measures.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

TBy Telegraph to The Tribunsl
Albany. Jan. 14-On the ground that prop
erty used for display advertising Is more
valuable TO its owners than similar prop
erty not so used. Assemblyman Abbey OF
Ontario County. to-day introduced a bill
providing for an extra rate Of assessment
on such property. II Is hoped that faring
billboard advertising will be reduced IL tho
measure becomes law and that where IL
persists the city will be recompensed for
what some citizens consider the infliction
of hardship through such advertising.
first class cities of $50 for each square foot
of billboard. sl5 in second class cities and
$40 elsewhere. Owners are not TO be as
sessed this extra sum IL the advertising has
been put up without their consent and
without payment to them, IL II Ia taken
down at once
Assemblyman McGrath introduced his last
years bill to permit Sunday baseball be-
tween and $50 p m. IL the game be be-
tween amateur teams No liquor is 10 be
sold on the ground, no admission fees arc
to be charged. no children under sixteen
years of age are to be admitted without
guardians and the grounds must not De
within 200 feet of a church or schoolhouse
Mr.. McGrath also introduced a bill re-
pealing the franchise tax On savings banks.
equal to 1 per cent of the par value Of the
surplus and undivided earnings.
Assemblyman Filley presented measure
requiring that any commodity sold for con-
sumption in a container should have the
contents in terms Of weight, numerical
count or measure affixed to the outside OF
the container.
More stringent provisions against the pro-
curing of women for immoral purposes are
incorporated in a bill introduced by As
semblynan Whitney, Of Saratoga The
various offences defined are made felonies,
punishable by Imprisonment Of from one
TO ten years and fines of from Loo 70 $500
The commission which is inquiring into
the question OF employers liability and
conditions of unemployment wants more
money. Assenblynan Phillips, OF Roches-
ter, chairman OF the commission. intro
duced bill to-day appropriating an addi-
tional $4,000. The commission spent about
5000 of the $4,000 appropriated for its use
last year.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

5oTH ST, 1S4 East: Edward Barbfg hst 'oiin
Doe. owner: A Sonberg. agent, cohtta1'o'
(renewaD: S54 80.
1SSTH ST, 5O4 to 516 East. Strauss q bngei-
berg agt Mountain Construction Co. Owner
and contractor; 500.
BATHGATE AVE. 1ssth St. s2xss.o'
same agt same: $475
o6TH ST la East and Broadway Alley, 3;
Otis Elevator Co agt Margaret Johnson.
owner; Charles Smith, contractor trehe"ap' >
$40 SO.
PROSPECT AVE, I1e6 and 119s: Joseph Elias
agt Solomon Weinstein. owner; Joseph Hoi-
crith Inc, contractor: $50.
FULTON ST 144: Israeis g. Herder agt Berg
hoH Brewing Assn. owner and coiftractor'
81 ,206 L..
142D ST, 137 West. George r Moore: Inc. ast
James Reynolds and John It McAahon, own
ers and contractors. $61 %.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners name and address,
JANUARY IA.
MANHATTAN.
18TH ST. 422 to 426 East: for sty ork
stable. So 2x9O; E Clark, 155 East 23d 81.
architect; cost. $4,000.
Owner. Garfield Const Co. 2259 fst ave.
THE BRONX.
HUNTS POINT RID, s, 2j.6 II of Gilbert Pl;
8 l sty brk stores and dwgs sizes irreg; conn
Bros, 474 Rockaway ave. Brooklyn. architects,
cost $4,000
Owner. Lane Realty Co Qnc) Wooster St
LORING PI. cor Of Fordham Rd sty
brk stores and dwgs 35 3y216 and Al: II
simonson, SIS 9Th ave. architect; cost, $500
Owner, l. Merritt, S31 West SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
OUR FEMALE FORM THE BEST.
Jury Decides by New York Model in
Cloak Dealers Suit.

The New York feminine form won vic
tory over that of st. Louis in the Supreme
Court yesterday when a jury decided that
Plaut. Bamberg & Co. were entitled 10 re-
cover from Thomas W. Garland. of ST
Louis, $3.50 for several women's coats
made for the latter. Garland is a dry goods
merchant, and he refused TO accept the gar
ments from the manufacturers because, he
said, they were not OF the proper dimen-
SionS.
The outcome of the suit hinged largely
on the question as 10 the proportion of a
perfect 3d." which is the size for which
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
STATE ARCHITECTS REpos
Principle of Competition Discuss
Fireproof Buildings Favored

Albany, Jan 14-State Architect Frznsl
B. Ware, IN his annual report TO the Led
lature to-day. renews some OF his tc--j
recommendations. among them the corsl
Grafton Of the principle Of compe--
among architects for state work and /
necessity OF making important state b
ings flreproof. Good progress, he says ]
been made on the state education buleI
and efforts will be made 20 complsts !
work during the summer OF 1911 Corrss
in force for the fiscal year ended Septsns
80 amounted 20 2,f22 2ss. in addition 70
contract of g 1878 on the education bs.
ing.
Mr.. Wars SAYS II is expected that \
few months work on the Great Mea;s
prison at Constocz will be so far advs,i
that convicts nav be sent there.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
TO PREVENT BABY BLINDns,
New State Health Bureau Accom,s.
ing Much, DR.. Porter Reuort.

Albany. Jan 14-Dr- Eugene II. p
State Commissioner OF Health. repo--,
a bureau In the state department. cr..
year ago 20 forward work auons y
physicians Of the state for the prevs-J
OF blindness among new born children Y
accomplished excellent results
Registered physicians throughour 1
state have pledged themselves 20 usa Y
nitrate OF silver solution sent cut sv i
Health Department in child birth cases !.
preventive Of disease leading 20 IN. N
of sight
The New York COMMITTEES on Bllnd-.l
Of which Miss Louise Schuyler is chair-,l
is cooperating in the movement.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
.IANTARY Il

JAN UAEY IA
CHRYsTIE ST. $50: Max Karp agt Iossph
tractor: s56 s3. 'o'
142D ST. 1s7 and 1870 West. puty & Mearher
agt James REYNOLDS and John Mcmahon
owners and contractors: $3.50
MATHILDA AVE. s. S2Sio IT n or ass,h :,
aoqNlSo; To ST1ss 1ss Austin Ireland Lumber Co
owner and contractor: 81 $50 40 70
BoscoBEL AVE. S941. Max Brodskv ,rt
David Christie, owner; Cornelius olsen cos
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD n u,
between Union and Prospect aves "a esx ,,ros'
AaoiPn MerIlh I'm, ast Jefferson National Reslfv
Sla5Q0. N-' ana contractors
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address of lessee)
JANUARY IL
COLUMBUS AVE, 273; Jennie Kuretsky to
Isaac Bernheimer ct al; yrs from May /,
1910; S2.400
Address Room ia, 2 Rector st.
HUDSON ST, cor Duane st, 121. sxe9; Csn-
tral Building and Investment Co to Morse &.
Rogers: 81 yrs mos from Mch 1, 1911; s43,-
$500
Address 134 Duane st.
STH AVE, 4G5. S; Matilda Rich to Thomas f
Corcoran; yrs from May 1. 1910: $4,000.
Address. 465 9th
sTH AVE, 239S; John Feldman TO Louis
Abendschen; 10 yrs from Nov I. 1909
81 500.
Address. 10 West 1oeth St
10TH ST, 81 and IS East; Jacob Wiener to
Max Hessel; 3 yrs from Jan 15 1910 tJan 49, ;
$1,000.
Address, 81 East 10th St
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY IA.
CHPYSTIE ST 2S2; Iauner Bros sgt Max
Hart ct al; Aug A. 1909 $50
MINFoRD PLACE. 1852 to 1855; J H McLain
Co agt Geo F Picken Construction co er III >
Nov s. 1909 (cancelled); $574 ss.
1s5TH ST n $, 125 IT of st Nicholas ave.
Harry Zudek agt Pincus Lowenfe1d ct al
Nov Is. 1909; $50.
sTH AVE. 10th st; same agt same
Nov IS. 1909: $50.
FDGECOMBE AVE, cor 10th 81: James
town Msntel Co agt Emanuel Doctor 81 al
Jan 4. 1910; S2.1Ss
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
ALTERATION PLANS.

CORTLANDT ST. 81 to a sty brt store and
lofts; ] westervelt. 3e West S4th ct. archi-
tect cost, S25, 600
Owner, c Benton. Perth Amboy. J.
a2D ST, S s. from Broadway 10 9Th ave; to q
sty brk store and Offices: Shire & Kaufman,
40 East 23d st. architects; IS. coo.
Owners. Weber & David.
zSTH ST s and East: TO a : sty brlz apart
rnents and stores: H Knowles, t12o Broad
way, architect; cost. sS5. 900
Owner. Mary e Pinchot, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
LONG ISLAND ACREAGE DEALS.

Ward G. Ward have sold for Warren B.
Sammis about one hundred acres of shore
front on Lloyd's Harbor. The buyer will
build a large house on the tract.
The same brokers sold also a forty acre
hilltop at Huntington for Charles Brush.
and also another ten acre hill top at Mel
vile, for Lewis Smith.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
OLD MILL TRACT SOLD.
Some Other Large Brooklyn Parcels
Also Change Hands.

The Old Mil tract Of about twenty acres
IN the 26th Ward OF Brooklyn has been sold
by the Somerville Realty Company to the
Schwenk Realty Company for development
The property consists Of the old Torborg
and Vandreele farms, having frontages on
Vienna avenue and Crescent street.
Richard Goodwin has sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: A plot, s0ox100 at tho
northwest corner Of Saratoga avenue and
Bainbridge street. for the Cooper estate. TO
James A. CaufieId. q builder: also the
southeast corner Of Putnam avenue and
Howard avenue, lo0xlo0 feet, for Jacob
Schauf. 10 a client: No. SIG Evergreen ave
nue, q two family frame dwelling house
for John KIDD: No. 1923 Sterling Place. a
two family frame dwelling house 10 E.
Burke, and No. 23s Stuyvesant avenue. a
three story and basement stone dwelling
house, for NJ. Collins 10 a Mr. McKenna
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY II

JANUARY IA.
156TH ST. n s. 1856 IT OF Riverside Drive.
65x99 IL: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
loans George a Bagge Construction Co
S150O00
BROOK AVE, " cor Grove ST. runs 213.6
to Bergen 15Sx 5o10x AT TO
beg; John D Crimmins loans John Gillen
S21 600.
WESTCHESTER AVE, Zerega ave.
50x94T; Carrie z r Tripp and Stephen q
Guernsey, exrs. loan Seewacha Realty Co
$40 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
Attorneys. sslter & stelnkamp. 14o Nassau


MONTERREY AVE. s. 1ol.1 IT of tsoth ST.
295xS23 (Jan. 13); due, etc as per .. po,ar.
$4,000
Attorney. Terry. SO Broadway.
MORRIS AVE. 1910, s. 2ox95: . yrs: ceha
Robert TO Paul Baumgarten ',oou. :,
Attorney. ] Knoeppel Beekman ST.
PINEHURST AVE. W s. so # Of 15sth 1,', 81,
55x1O0; yrs per cent; Degenhardt IONS
Co TO Title Guarantee & Trust Co: S5O.ooo.
Address, 176 Broadway.
PINEHURST AVE. cor 1Isth st. 5oxlOo;
due Jan 10. 1915, per cent. same to same:
Address. 17s Broadway
vINEYARD PLACE. cor J75th ST, SO 1 TX
to Matilda S Davis: $500 ~
Attorney. G Patton, s23 Forest ave.
VINEYARD PLACE. W cor 175th st. letx
Guarantee g. Trust Co; Sis. 5000
Address. 176 Broadway
Use sr AVE, We; cor 1soth st 15ox irreg: yrs
o per cent; Arc Realty Co to George III Nc
Attorney. T G & T Co. 17e broadway.
5D AVE. 417s. W g, '27. 2x93:9; yrs: Oscar
Bartelstone to Elizabeth NJ CauldweIl: $4,000.
Attorneys. Masters & Nichols. 40 Wall st
14sTH ST. s15 East 8. e5x1oe.e Gan 1s);
Attorney. " n if5oVN Po@ell. % wall st.
156TH ST. ss4 East. $. "a. .exs2s Gan 1s>:
$3.50; $500. Catherine F Farrell to Mary MoNulty'
Attorney. Thomas McGrath. 27 William st
1871 II 81, n s. 1op.2 IT e or Sd ave, Z0X1Ur
tJan 13); due. etc as per bond. Michael F
kerby to Oscar Hentschel: IS. .O0O.
Attorney, Terry, 66 Broadway.
1s2D 81, $; 100 # of Park ave. 3s. 4x1oo:
5 yrs; Charles Streeter Construction Co 20
Bell Gurnee et al; $4,000.
Attorney. j c O'Conor IL William ST.
1S2D ST, s, 1884 IT of Railroad ave IS Az
100 due. etc, as per bond; Charles T Streeter
construction Co to Emile Fahs; SIG 600
Attorney, T G & T Co, 176 Broadway.
182D ST. n E, 100 IT W Of washington ave
33 4xl0o: yrs: Charles Streeter Construc-
tion Co TO Marie Say; $4,000
Broadway.
2osTH ST. 5. lots S27 to $50. map Of Dickin-
son estate, 15ox1o0 Jan 13); yr. per cent:
$4,000 - '
S69 W 11th ST
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE AT All
tion Jan 10th. One hundred and ivs AIS
never falling springs; buildings cost over II
thousand; hot water. fine lawn. shade. aouacaf I
fruit: one mile railroad stores. schools. :.
oence OF lato John COe over sity years. locfc1
Florida, Orange Co, n Y. Via Erie Rains
JOHN s. COE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NEW RECORD PRICE
JT. II. 4STOR PAYS $1,000 FOR WEST e6TH
STREET P4RCEL
Site Opposite GimbeI Store So for 1925 Bugs
VcfOr Hail.

No 52I West 27th street, on a plot 2Sx
$50 feet, to a client for investment.