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New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

ssrsh rsr.b'7i' r EIlbourne TO Emil 2 Baaks LOO
NnlIie Y Lindsay 10 vivian tesat.y Co; 81
Cnsr,es II Friedrich 20 Philip Aessenkepf slon
Ogden Mc{lgrs; LED ,ndixses'y 81 4 anu 7'D0'
70 -ayrs9 SyesE9s Mortgage co 20 Henri der wssk.s
s,d sno ezrs: Jan 81; s21V9o
Ta,ie F,jckwort to Christine sanger Jas
,nga.f1s f GurIitz and sno e1rs etc. 70 Ar
snsts XII - =, al. trustees 70 Lawyers Mort
ysre 20: Jan 81: $4,000 ...
.r5e5ican Mortgage Co 20 y F. "sndt' Jan 81;
1oSn M Tieruey 20 Frederic de DEP Foster ara
ano. Wortgags Co TO Auburn saTi1ys
L1@yG R,nTs ian $f? sSo.0oo-
e.6zn 6a,'T ~ sane. Jan 81. 10000
sane uner,I9n 20 Mortgage 60 to Mabel Pren: Jss
sa1ls 70 ,'V 3 Sands. trustee: Jan 81: $4,000
SAM to > F jayne and ano. 'rns's-'' 'fa 81
saa 5000 70 same. ian II: sso.4o5.
S SaIns - 10 Nellie Flake. guardian Jan 81:
$50 $1,000 10 3 sands. trustee; Jan 81: ssoso
ssms ssne 10 root Graves et al. executors. &c;
Ins1rance and Trust co. trustee Jan 81. 81
william Miles as ia5 sEsio'ss1s 81, $4,000 ''-
Frederic speddeq and sa3, sa2 ooo sSs'o'0'' %
JON, Joan 8 s;arings Bank to 3 Kohn: n'ss.
Jan q 2 1Sst9erson 20 Victor stolts. Jan 81
Max Klein to Abraham wosslM " '4R Mics,s, ~ -
Hsntyy rc- o-e-rh1rd part. ian 81. =. .S55 81
F;Sgar an n smith to Title Insurance. Co. 'aa
81: s12.500- - 80 r.Uvs-s' Nortzsx,
Ai1aHs GaH Ian 81 So. 900 -
Pfncus Lowerfeld and ano 20 'S''0
x1, 81 81 York Life Insurance ard p, Trgst =, Co.
trustee 10 Edgar NJ SulItsa; 1sI .s1,Ss Fa,z-
Jan 81: 81 - II IIarr- Ian 4
SIS sfS'o7y; v-;srtbeir1 70 Marc II Hack: Jan 81;
ssrs s% Title Insurance and TrIst- TrI- 80 ~ -
L4< syu,,ers- Mortgage Co. Ian 81 SIo'-L.1- =,
Daniel ! MendeIson 20 Niola Il '''''7'' ' -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
CHANGES IN REALTY CONCERNS.

The QueensboIo Investing Company, the
recent purchasers Of the s1,5G0,0G0 Barclay
Dugro tract has elected the following Off
GERS: Edward i. MacDougall, president;
il. T. Amber, treasurer, and r g Ran
dali. secretary.
This company is one of the subsidiary
companies Of the greensboro Corporation.
OF which L. 4. MacDougall is yice-presi-
dent and managing director The large IN
ucrests Of the greensboro Corporation have
caused Mr.. MacDougalI TO resign from the
,-ice-presidency OF the Woodside Heights
Corporation, though he has retained his
stock interests in that corporation.
The Paris MacDougaH Company. Of
which Mr.. MacDoUgall was president, has
also been recently liquidated.
Mr. MacDougall has associated with him
in the Greensboro Corporation MesSrs.
William r Wyckof, John d Crimmins.
William II. Williams, il, Bryan l. Ken
reilly and many other well known men.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
LOFTS IN DEMAND.
Brokerage Reports Indicate a
Brisk Renting Season.

NJ & l.. Hess have leased for the En-
pire Realty Company the corner part of the
fourth loft. containing 1900 square feet
of space, in the building at the northeast
corner Of University Place and 18th street,
to burst & Rubin: for Henry c. Lytton
the first loft at No. 172 Fifth avenue, at the
northwest corner of I'd street: for the
estate of BENJAMIN. Lchtenstein the first loft
at Nos. Sc and 81 East 18th street; for Moe
Levy, the store, basement and first loft in
the building at the junction of Canal and
Walker streets: for the Loft Realty Com
pany the first loft at Nos. 1856 and 137 West
26th street; for Elizabeth L. Goodnow the
store and basement at Nos. 60 and e. Uni
versity Place: for William c. Walkers
Sons the store and basement at Nos. 139
and IA West 18th street to the Methodist
Book Concern. and for +. & G. Pf1omm the
fourth loft at No. q West 9th street, to
Max Krusi e Co, all the foregoing leases
being for term of years.
Pierre NJ. Clear has leased for a term of
years for Ernst Lyman TO the Seneca Club
the first loft at No. 80 Fourth avenue: also
for Edward Hart TO Lipshitz Brothers the
second loft at Nos. 116 and 11S East 18th
street: also for a. A. Hofmayor the parlor
store at No. 155 West 23d street.
6. Brettell & Son have leased for J. II.
Degelman to a Mr.. Abrahams for a term
Of years the store in the building at the
southwest corner of 18th street and Third
avenue. and for Louis Lese to a Mr.. Lang
No. 335 East 12oth street. three story
brownstone house
Mckee, Hayward & Co. have leased for
J. Henry Rothschild to The Realty Leasing
Company Nos. 207 and 209 West 10Sth street
for a term Of years. This house is a five
story apartment house Cn plot 50x1o0 feet.
Joseph Golding has leased TO Louis
Cohen for three years the seven six story
new law houses. No. 32f to $40 East 5sth
street. A. Satzman negotiated the deal
E ". Gray has leased the store and
basement at No. 81 West 18th street to the
New York Petticoat Company.
Horace S. Ely & Co. leased the store No.
Maiden Lane for term Of years to
Phelps K Perry
The United States Realty and Improve
Trinity and United States Realty buildings
TO the Central Railroad of Georgia. II. H.
Copeland. General Lloyd Bryce, c. C. Dick
irison, the Vanderbilt Realty Company,
Hurd Publishing Company, Thomas II.
Lamison, Herbert L. Fordham, Bloch &
Peck and the Utah Copper Company.
George A. Bowman has leased for f. r.
Eble the store No. 1o5 West 42d street to
Benson e Co.
A II. Mathews has leased the store and
basement No. II Maiden Lane TO Montrose
& Clark Co. for term of years; also the
first floor in No. II Maiden Lane 10 John
Mcdonald & Co
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

4rH ST. East 3os. 24xes 2 Jan g; Loo i'''
Appel TO Herman Goldstsin 's', sSs9 81
bttorney. I Appel. 1@2 Nassau .ao- rsn
,o,.tf err 24o n Of Ave u. 4oxfse 3; 'G no.
% aa 1904; Charles oochterman an
Jeremiah Wood: se.60e.
Address 277 Broadway -, ,r,,z
,sTtI ST s2s East. 25xe2: June 5. isoS 90 s' dso'
Ciieck and ano to George "a srues'e ..re
orr, CT ,ss u of eth ave. axes D; <,S N2S
i5 rt' 1901: Matthias Malesus and ano 10
steiner; fsvyers Title Insurance. GO. 100
Broadway. oo nm. 2r
2sTH ST. $ I45 It Of I'd ave; r. 'Tgs Tseck Bank:
1894: Anna 9 Keane to pry
>I.s,tUy 3tt9rnoy. lawyers Title Insurance Co.
Broadway. aotno- Jun,
'V1 - = fsa5; Eliza Clements and ano 10 ''''''
Lang t;st u, 1'o LAWYERS TitIs Insurance. co. i''
Broadway. - 1906.
5oru ST ,5s West. 2oxloo3: June rsse1sr,. > nan
Eliza J Clements to Elzaoeth
$1 1ttorney. Title GUARANTEES and Trust o. ~
Broadway ao,oo5 :. MAY
'i8i : 1880; samuel Dalsheimer to henry
Bariing3 its,.s si''" gyarts. choate & Bsaman' -
7sn ST s. 242s It of Madison ave; fszle4s Les
io22: sept p. 1906 Sophie e.,8 eisg. an 90
address. 100 Broadway >,,x
-2D ST = 81 IT . Of 10th ave; ls.1o-99 -, NJ
10. 1854: Jonathan Allen ana dno "
.ttoirneT thatcher VI Adams. 36 wan 81.
77TH ST. s. 464 # " OF COLUMBUS ~ ~. Faith s
Sent Is 1909. Dimetria Brown 10 H'''''
Ntt6rney, Title Guarantee and Trust o. ''
Broadway ,sv
-7TtT ST g = 464 II OF Columbus ave MIA
Io.. 2. Jan so. 1900: John j HadieS -
Ncrdiinger: $40 900. -. ~. t7s
Attorney. title Guarantee and Trust Co. i''
Broadway -o,1-to~.
oortI ST 9 cor OF Madison ave. oo-1lxIgo;; oo-1so;
Jan :. 1907: Joseph Kcppel and otns 10 'u''1''
H1ynan stfo1nav TitIe Guarantee and Trust Co. 11o
Broadway. -
,ctc71 CT 1874 r. w of West End Ave. Tx
100 II: July II, 1905: Isaac Harris TO MIA
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. I'D
Broadway. -
1e1er ST SIS 134 It W Of West End ave. TX -,
100 II; July 12 1905: Isaac Harris 10 ''soi 7'''0
c stone; $4,000. 49,, ---,,s+ Co 17s
Broadway. - -
sANE PROPERTY: same; June - Is"-' @>i"A
Shire To same; $4,000.
Attnrnev same as above.
113T,tI ST. 50 East 2j.9x1Oo-1i: Jan go t 1ssa:
Irving Margulie5 and ano 10 HSiFSii '
Sttorney. Sylvan Bier. 80 Broad ST.
142D ST. 145 West 27xaa II: Jan p. 1907: Han
Realty Co to William III Hall: szi.VU- ,-e
Attorney Title Guarantee and Trust ~ ~
Broadway
fsoTH ST. Of Webster ave. 70 X ~, l5les. >
TIna II 1909; Charles BjorkegTen th1 %
North American Mortgage GO; s32.UD ,-e
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust o. i'o
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

WEST END AVENUE-Pease & Gilman
sold for Mrs z. B. Walton No $50 West
End avenue, four story dwelling house.
25xtOo feet, to client for occupancy. 1t
was held at sso,o90
BRooME STREET-James II Cruik-
shank bought from the Tony Pastor es-
tate and the estate of w p. kipp, respec-
lively Nos. 521 and 523 Broome street run
ming through to Watts street, old buildings
on plot 40x60 feet. No. 52l was bought oy
the late Tony Pastor at auction In 1oai'
at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms'
which was then on Liberty street. for go
coo. E. H Ludlow & Co. were the brokers'
FIFTEENTH STREET-John H. Scud-
der, president of the First National BANK
of Trenton, \. J., sold the six story apart
ment house No $50 to $s4 West 18th street
on a plot 5oxS0 feet. between Eighth ana
Ninth avenues.
EIGHTEENTH STREET-In exchange
for No. ga West 13Sth street Mrs Welil
gave to the Knickerbocker Mortgage ana
Realty Company No 169 West 18th street,
three story building lot, 2ox51 feet. adJo'n-
ing the northeast corner OF Seventh avenue
TWENTY SECOND STREET-Samuel P.
White sold Nos. 126 and 12S West I'D street
and Celestine Preterre No. 1So West 22d
street three three story and basement
dwelling houses. on plot 56,4xsS.s feet.
THIRTY SEVENTH STREET-Contracts
have been closed for the sale to l. Kan
dolph Jacobs of No. 136 to 142 West 37th
street, two four story dwelling houses ana
a stable, on plot 72.sx95.5 feet. 200 feet west
OF the Broadway corner. The seller Of
No. l56 to 40 is the ROYAL Holding Com
pany. No 142 was sold by the Boyd estate
sIXTY-FIRsT STREET-Pease & Eli
man sold for the estate of Felix Thurnauer
No. 113 East 61st street. four story high
stoop brownstone dwelling house. 19x100.5
feet to a client.
I'D STREET-Hall. Hawkes. & Prentice.
as attorneys, resold No. 175 West 73d
street, a four story dwelling house. on lot
JSx76.S feet. The house adjoins the holdings
OF the Alliance Realty Company at the
northeast corner Of Amsterdam avenue
SOD STREET-The Frank L, Fisher Com
pany sold for Mrs. Curtis the four story
and basement brownstone dwelling house
No. 13 West SD street 23x60x102.2 feet.
1SSTH STREET = The knickerbocker
Mortgage and Realty Company sold No
ga West 13Sth street, a three story dwelling
house. on lot 15x99.11 feet, to Margaret NJ
WE'LL
MANHATTAN STREET-Miss NJ. Mona
han sold for the Dayton Realty Company.
of which Harris Maran is president, the
Manhattan, a six story apartment house.
Nos 43 and A. Manhattan street, on plot
4Nx100 feet, to Lorimer a. Cushman. This
completes the sale of a row of four build
ings erected at this point by the sellers.
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD-Arnold, Byrne &. Bau-
mann sold for John NJ. Linck Nos. 1922
1926. 1880 and 1884 Boston Road, four five
story apartment houses, on plots 50x about
go feet each.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - James F.
Meehan, who has been prominently identi-
fed with the building up Of the Hunts
Point section, sold the plot, 75x100 feet, at
the northwest corner of Southern Boule-
ward and Tiffany street, to Robert Podgar.
who Will improve the property. Prelimi-
nary plans have been prepared for both a
five story apartment house and a six story
house, with elevator.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

BR0ADWAY-Klein & Jackson resold TO
Samuel Borchardt large plot at the
southeast corner OF 9Sth street and Broad
way. The parcel measures 100 feet in
Broadway and $50 feet oil 9Sth street
EIGHTH ANENUE-Aifred GutwiIIig
sold 10 the Directors Realty Company
Leopold Brown. presidenD Nos. 6I2. GA and
GIG Eighth avenue, adjoining the southeast
corner OF 10Th street, three three story
buildings, on plot ~ SKIS feet. Title to the
40th street corner is held by Herman f.
Bindseil.
LEXINGTON AYENUE-Frede r
Barry sold for Mrs. Mary Hirschfield No
1294 Lexington avenue. southwest corner
of SD street A four story building, on lot
70xlS feet.
THIRD AVENUE-M. & 5. Simon sold }
Louis Sheiber Nos. 1888 and 1885 Third ave
nue., two i've story tenement houses. with
stores. on plot 506x90 feet, between l0lst
and i.ed streets.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
MECHANICS LIENS
FEBRUARY L


sTH AVE. 2o55; Nasssg FlTggTgIsiF TygscSinsiy. onsr
str1,ction Co agt InoniaS -la-li4i-7'-S'
and contractor; S1S)-
TpvINE ST SIS; Morris Siloeroers az us rs
Crznnfs owrer, Louis AbTashAlh' o'i-- '''
so. - -
1.or, ST $50 r OF 7th ave. 50xioo; sis75-
ard namp Proofng & Roofing 60 az = : =
PsaItv co, owner. Reynolds & Mc'ia'''i' t
tractors; S1O7.
,o,c-- ST 1e7 and 139 West: Moses \ Wlensr
agt Herman Gersten. owner and coh'ra-t'i- -
cR.NERCY PARK. 81 to IS: Monroe y 'Io.d-
i1v ar- C;rarnercy Park CONSTRUCTION - 'N7sr
and contractor. S1O.O16 Of.
sNKTJN AVE 5. 229.9 f. Of 1lgtH -.
80 3xan5; Charles Schneider aSr CoLen 8 EcN@
man Inc, owner and contractor s-Si %
r-svrT ST so II OF Daily ave. SoZsl5 ;:
Rirhard z Thfbaut Inc. aEt d sortnS
Reaitv Co owner; Abraham Wsingarten' con-
tractor: $3.50 Os-
Attn ST = 20 II or sth ave. 25xfOH':
Samuel Rosenberg aEr Abraham kor1. OWE;
Gordon & stein Contracting CO, c0ntractor'
S115.
PEII. ST, 10. John Rogers agt Ernst Plal1.
owner: Lorenzo Building & Construction 90
contractor. $50
eaD ST, s27 west: Jacob NJ seidsnbers at
Randall P Barron and Sarah RockfelleF- own
srs and contractors George Schlauter. con-
tractor; $40
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY L
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $. intersectins
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
FTRRTTARY

with name and address Of lessee
FEBRUARY /
BOWERY, 23t and 2S3: Mevor Realty 20 10
Rennett Sanberg; yrs and mos from Jan
l. 1910: SS, $50
Address. 231 Bowery.
LEMON AVE. 125; Samuel Floersheirner 10 sam
uel Hamburger and ano, Jan 81. I yr8 from
March l. 1910; 81 500
Address, 123 Lenox ave.
MAIDEN LANE. 81: Wells Building cafe Co TO
EllWorth Childs; yrs from May ]. 1910 SO
oftl
Address. 81 Cortlandt st
WILLIAM ST. " 5, bet Liberty st and Maiden
Lane. rooms in Montauk Building: @
Thomas to G II Gudebrod Jan 81; 3 yrs from
MAY J. 1910: s.. zoo
Address. 81 William st
I'd AVE. SO: Annie Carbrey 10 Ignatz Neu-
mayer; yrs from May l, 1910, s.. 100.
Address, 239 5th
43D ST, 900 West: " s Burrows co TO Gustav.
Schultz; Jan 81: WIS from Nov l, 1909. 81 900
Address, 200 West 42d st.
49TH ST 142 10 146 West; Martha Ahearn TO
Van Cortlandt Hotel Co, Jan 81; II Yrs from
Jan IS, 1910; $50 600
Address. 142 43th
SD ST. IL West; Luke Blake "a : & E Vein
handler , yrs from May l. 1910, $500.
Address. IL West 53d St
56TH ST. 32I to 345 East: Joseph CsoIding TO
Louis Cohen Jan 81, = yrs from Feb J. 1910:
leases total S34.360.
Address. 81 56th
1OfTH ST "a East; Frederick q W Sigrist to
Jacob Gottlieb; 81 yrs from Dec J. 1869; $50
Address, 81 East l04th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
PLAN A 100000 CHURCH.

ST. Philips Protestant Episcopal Church,
a negro congregation, which recently sold
its church property on West 18th street
and other holdings on West Goth street is
to build a new church on plot fronting
- feet on the south side Of Bath street. 15$
feet west of Seventh avenue. The plot was
bought some years ago by the Rev. Hut
chens Chew Bishop, rector of the parish.
and was transferred yesterday to the legal
representatives of the church.
II is said that the new church Will cost
about $2no,"co The plan must have the
consent Of Bishop Greer, the standing com
mittee Of tie diocese ard the Supreme
Court
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
FOR NEWPORT SITE. 100000,

Braddin Hamilton has sold for the estate
of the late Robert n. Carson, of Philadel-
phia, the estate on The Cliffs. Newport.
r. l., known as Reef Point, together with
the property containing the servants quar-
ters. facing on Cosgeshall avenue. and also
Gull Rock, the island in front Of the
property, TO Edward c. knight jr., for
about S2o0.0e0 Mr.. Knight owns Claradon
Court, adjoining, and now controls all the
property from the ocean to Bellevue
avenue. one of the largest and handsomest
estates in Newport
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
TRADING I'M BROOKLYN ZONES.

Rurrill Brothers have leased the follow
ing houses: No 5lS "a street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, three story
structure for the Chauncey Realty Com
pauy, TO H ). McGee; No. az ID street, a
three story structure, for z T. kershaw
10 Mary d. Rydberg; Nc. 1S7 Sixth avenue.
near Berkeley Place, a three story struct-
ure. for Joseph Barry TO James a. Weales,
and No 214 Eighth avenue, near ID street,
three story structure, for Edward T. De
Beixedon TO DR.. John +. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser }
FEBRUARY I.

fWlth name and addfess OF purchaseF.)
FEBRUARY (.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1880 to 1T44 n cor
l46th st. 74.1lX100: Alya s Walker and ano
to T f Realty co fmtg Ss6.o0ol: $50 600.
Address. ! West S1st
BROADWAY. s " cor 101st ST. s0xI00: Isabella
MAYER widow. 10 Simon Z Bernheimer and
ano; Jan 81; 81
Address. 107 West 57th st.
SAME PROPERTY; Simon r. Bsrnheifn.r and
to Edith l. SayWard. Jan 81 tmtg s125,-
000) 81
Address, 2295 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Edith J. Sayward 70 Henry
Nassoit Jan 81 fmtg S1S5. o0Ub; 81.
Address, 1856 Broadway
FRONT ST 8 s. 105 # OF Broad ST. 9e.6xlfa.
Alva Realty Co 70 David Lippman and auo
lmtg s23,45o): s100
Address. 1gS Broadway
madison ST. rs 26.sx-. John {; Dyer,
ref. - Nathan cohen. $35G1a
AddJess, Room 1904, 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
GETS 5000 LONG ISLAND ACRES.

There was transferred yesterday three
fourths Of the cid 81. Georges manor
estate at Smiths Point, overlooking Great
south Bay. near Fire Island, to Andrew
T. HurG. The property consists OF from
600 10 1000 acres. and is 10 be developed.
il is said, by a syndicate.
The sale includes the beach and bay,
with the islands IN the bay. from the United
states Iifesaving station east TO Pat
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
RECENT BUYERS.

William s. Patten is the buyer OF No. lS9
West 64th street, sold recently. He owns
No 1$7.
Professor +. l. Alberti is the buyer of
No. 945 TO 951 St. Nicholas avenue sold
recently by Joseph Burke and the Duross
Company. Sylvan Lodge, at Avon blythe
Sea, \. J., was given in part payment.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
A s2,125,ooo BUILDING LOAN.

The Hotel Rector Company has obtained
building loan of g, ,l25, 600 on the plot at
the southeast corner Of 44th street and
Broadway. on which a seventeen story
building is TO be erected. Rector's restau-
rant viii occupy the lower floors of the
structure.
OF the building loan s1.6oocoo is at 51h per
cent and $4,000 at 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY l.

FEBRUARY l.
Edwin Meeks, trustee, Harold A Nseksi
S1S,500. ooo
Robert e Walsh to Ethel V Walsh: $1,000
American Mortgage Co to Everett w Meeks'
S1S.Jo0.
Fanny Jaffer to Jennie Adams ct al executors
500. ooo
Louis I. Richman to Hannah Stlversttne; SiVo-
Matthias Makaus to Joseph Steiner; 81
Louis Gordon TO Harry Horwttz; s1OV 49,.
Louis Bearrnan and ano to Louis Gordon; S1Uo.
Harry A c Taylor to City Of New York Insur-
ance Co: $50. COO 49,
Joseph d EdeIson to Louis Gordon; 800
Century Investing Co to West Side Realty ana
Improvement Co Is mtgs); $500.
Samuel ] Singer to Moses s Lorsch; 800
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
TO ERECT A 100000 BAKERY.

Pittsburg bread makers are going tn
erect a large bakery plant in The Bronx.
the cost of which is estimated at 100000
According to the plans recorded yesterday
10y - =. Comstock, six story building,
covering the entire block front in St
Mary's street. from Wales avenue to
Southern Boulevard. will be constructed
for the Ward Bread Company of Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

tasquash Island. about three miles, ana
also d section of the bay opposite the
homestead of about square mile and Car
mans River from its mouth to the Old
country road, now the Merrick- Road, about
three miles.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
REALTY NOTES.

The Supreme Court has approved the
terms Of the proposed lease of the Euclid
Building, at No. 564 to 56s Fifth avenue
by the Tavshanjian estate to Gliding &
Co. dealers in ladies' apparel Of Gin
cinnati and Duluth.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

r
for s.. 900.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By Joseph 2 Day.
MONROE ST, 2s5, n s. 1es # of scannael st,
=, rs # " Of Montgonlery, St. 25x1oo: sty
tenmt; 18Th ST 2o4 s: 10 # e Of 81 aye.
stanton ST, 25z1oo. sty tenn1t and store:
EAST .BRoADWAY 46 n 37e6 # OF
and store; Essie Rothstein ct al ast Fanny
Rothstein ct al; Bloomberg & +, sttys'
Maurice Goodman, ref: partition.
105TH ST 211 and 213. Il $, 1884 # of Sd ave.
4c c10x1oo.11. sty tenn1t and stores Theodore
Bitter1nan ast Kalmen sadowsky ct al:
amt due, SIS, 430 56.
Ry Herbert A. Sherman.
GOTH ST. 3o2. :. 90 # of West End ave 2oH
for Children agt George Nicholas et al; sackett.
9 & s. attys: Adam Wiener. ref: amt due
Ss Sc s5s S 60 taxes etc @ q" SUD 10 prior ''''S
MsPENARD ST. 2s and .. n :. IS # v Of
Church st. 5o1loo Tty loft and s store Bldg sa,, ,r
atty: " l, snyder. ref; amt due. s11 ,026 90
By Jacob H. Mayers.
HUGHES AYE. 212s 8, 81 # n Of 1s1st st.
ciiffe agt Magdalena Marx ct al: action l p
4 Howell. atty; F \ ~ ~ougr2, re1: amt due, due
Of S5,3I4 90
HUGHES AVE. 212s c 5. 6e,4 ft of ts1st st:
16. IoxS5 3x16 1Oxs5.I: = sty brk dwg; same agt
same, action .; same atty; same ref; amt du>.
81 ,s62 80: taxes, etc 500; sub to 4 prior mtg
Of 1914 O5.
BY Solomon de Walltearss.
132D ST ~. n $, 1f5 II of Park ave 2hH
9911 sty dwg; J Holmes agt Jacob Nor
walk al: NJ TUley, atty: a S Hamersler,
ref; amt due. So 944 so; taxes, etc, Sf42 65.
BY Samuel Marx
HENRY ST. 214. s s. 70.7 # of Clinton
237xiot,x23 6x10o 5 sly tenmt Meyer Jar
mulowsky ct al agt f S Gates ct al: Bernard
Alexander, atty; II F Rabbe. ref; amt due.
SIT s3T 96: taxes, etc. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
in THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA
and 16 Yesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
18TH ST $50, II 5, 1853 # of Boston I'd.
16.4x5ox irTeg. sty dwg; Gertrude Brugnan
agt l E King ct al; Black, Y & S. attys'
= A Flammer, ref; amt due S2S05 IS; taxes,
etc $3.50; to William II Mount for $3.50.
126TH ST, 326 and 32s. s, 391.S Fl OF 2d
ave. 41.Sx99. II. sty tenmt and stores; Metro
poitap Trust co agt Rosalia Nell ct al: J
Pine, atty; " o Bodger. jr ref: amt due.
February s
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02

70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-02
AT COUNTY COURT HOUSE
Ry Joseph =. Dsy.

JACKSON AVE, cor of Garfield st. Van
Nest Park; sale by order of the Land Commits
sioners OF the state: 10 the State of New York
for 5000.
The auction offerings to-day Will be as
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-15
Fierce Gale Sweeps Allan
tic Coast, and Six Lives
Z Lost in New York
Alone.
WORST IN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Traffic by Water and Rail is
Practically Tied Up
BY Blizzard.

New York Jan IA gale bliz-
zard, the worst In twenty-five years
which has continued since midnight
Thursday. maintained it's grip on
the east today
In New York fourteen inches OF
snow has fallen. More than all last
winter.
A milk and food famine is threat
ened.
A seventy-hve mile gale an hour
has swept the coast and driven to
shelter or to danger every craft in
its path.
The death list from the storm In
New York alone reached six today
witn reports indicating many more
when the final tally is made.
Traffic in the suburban districts
is practically stalled and the whole
area is crippled. Water traffic is al
most completely tied up