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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

AMSTERDAM AVENUE Thomas & son sold
for a client 10 Maude q. I>avigne the seven story
ran a. ihe southeast corner Of Amsterdam ave
-l,Ie ana lsIst street. plot 1o1Nso feet
n. - ,,.,-chss.d through N ReinheirleT No
~ Lexington avenue from u. y RYAN No. 90
from Martin Goodand. No. 5ah from A A.
Bfh1y 10. b35 from b Fooakind. ana INC soo't-
east corner Of Lexington avenue ap- 4"th stree
from = }. RYAN ne sites soliIfis- a llli r.
about j. Oc9 square feet, having A ironiaee y
F49 feet on Lexington avenue l2o feet IN Easi
sgth street. with an = on 49ih E1f'r. ia9s
-. T't1s Not IS on The block above the too
,bf.teen story buildings Covering two blocks.
,,irt s-e he!ne erected Do the NeV Iorz Central
$1,000 ,-ompsny for the Furniture TNchanFe-
SIXTH AVENUE John X Mosrs sold The I'VE
STORY nathouse viii store on ~ 49, 49, - ,
Martin Isacnihs ~ l,Sete5 rp.osite fbe nov, a.
,.rvs sns orFces ~ Tho hetropoiitan Sife'f Kan
a.. a. ninth avenue ana 54th street
D.E,I- avE-,SI -E--PeaEe & Elllirnan and l. Il.
- sold for Mrs Mar ~ Maynard No, 800
PARK avenue. 8 Ne si"Is H1 ' .' 80
100 feet 20 client
,-tEpvETTF STREET--Jacob l<Ny rls"id -
= 81 ,,.eT1enf With Stores. on lot &Aluo feet
,.-t5 STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson.
.--.ida : BroWn company solo for william ana
EoDfft r ss1,- on lot asy-g- = feet. The buyer
~ -. 1Hlfilfssn church Osborn, pfesloent OF ne
T,-sIpinr school for Nurses "hioh mas large
--ty ~ y-r.r- Arnes & 90. sold tor SAINT =
IND Edward = Ashley 70 ne Co. ,i.. .sa .i@il
Alliance oi sldire "a plot .5Nas 9 feet This
i fo.l srst ssie of The property since lso'.
..TH STREET gar Miism' e.. soia v 10. " 81,
Brown 20 > Her. ,,r115est house. Nth sire.
an 8 iof 2JNiOO5 fctI ., ...,...
7IsT STREET Post z 80 i.esss Ne iss rssi sisi
-, ~ a 10, I5Kl022 feel :" 'i-i-
s9r sTREET-F. r. WOOD q - s'1 ~ @e4
r., --'Crs.itea the lot 25Nl02 ftet On u'e so'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
Trading AZ SOUTHAMPTON.

Alfred p. S~hermerhorn has sold o,
Southampton. long Island. Mrs. David NJ
TuruHres property, known as Sunnvcrort.
on the west side OF Halseys Neck Lane
10 Edward \. Le6oy. r.. who viii alter
the house for his own use. Also made N.
following rentals. For Mrs Paul F.
Nunde her home. Winona. in HaIsev's
Neck Lane. 20 Mrs. Howard Townsend. ST.
Tor the Duer estate a cottage IN Gin Lans
AMI fronting on the Ocean TO Robert Dun
Graham. FOR j. Hampden Rob- his house.
pOlphinS. on the Lake. 20 Nathaniel c.
Reynal; FOR James Henry Person. his cot
taSe. In Main street 20 Miss Mary Van
=. NanderPOcl; for Mrs. Henry Never
Johnson. her South Cottage. In First Neck
Lane. TO Stephen Peabody. and for him
self East Cottage. in Main street, 20 Gren-
Vile T. Emmett
ON the Shinnecock Hills he has rented
for Alfred VI. Swayne his house. Aigors.
10 Frank Waller
Mr.. Schermerhorn and 5. Oszood Pell 4
Co recently rented Judge Henry r. How
lands cottage. Storm Along on the Dunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addressD
APRIL Is.
MANHATTAN


a s;y brk tenmt. l0xao: Moore & LANDSLIDE.
owner. Herbert Dongan Construction Co. 2OS
West s1st 81.
GANsEvooRT ST. 81 to IS: for sty and
basement store and lofts. 80 SxS35; ] G. Glover
1865 state ST. Brooklyn, architect. cost $50. 900:
owner. Henry and g X Kirkham, Produce
Exchange Building.
oath ST POI TO 255 West: Daus & Otto. 1870
Fulton ST. architects; cost $4,000: owner. Jeanne
D'Arc Home for Friendiess French Girls. 12O
West Z4th 81.
32D ST. : 1sa 10 II Of Broadway. TO sisr
81: Tor I6 brk Offices. stores and lofts.
50XiP7.6: Schwartz & Gross. 347 18th ave. archi-
tects: cost 500 600; owner. Arena Construction
Co. 1882 BROADWAY
5eTH ST. 4o4 to los East. FOR a : sty brs
garage. IjNlon. k0eniS. l0i West 18th 81,
East 55th st
lr2TH ST 81 to s27 West: for two sty
50 Wall st. architects cyst 10000. owner.
kaw Realty 60. los Park ave.
TIRE BRONX.
SOUTHERN EOTI.EVARD . s. go n n Of
l49th ST.
BARNES AVE. :. 2a4 {. n Of Morris Park
6S5 Morris Park ave. architect: cost 50 coo:
owner. Charles Herman. Wallace ave.
70, MITIGATE =; A ,S IN; SS {, Of l5:l 81;
Park Row. architect, cost. $4,000; owner. u X
Construction g." So Decatur It. Brooklyn
fOttNFisls \ y. n =. - n " or stephens ave.
for a I sty frame stand 1910. 2 Ebeling ii36
Walker ave. architect. cost. $500; owner. Clinton
Stephens. premises
WEBSTER AVE. n 5. 81 n OF 1s0th st;
for a : ST. hrk tsnmt. sONSS, Schaefer e Jaeger,
4ft fremont ave, architects. cost so 600: owner,
Henri Clelau1. Anthony ave
T-NIONFORT ROAD. . = 1900 n 5 % West
Farms I'd. for a stv hrk hospital. itaNa6: 10
seph ~ Mcclure. 45 East E2d 50. architect. cost,
$3.50 owner. y Catholic Protector. on
~ misses.
TIFFANY ST. - 231.ft u 81 16Tth -
Tor ; sfv brs storage bldg. 25NS5. and I sty
bTk stable. 2<iX3O Philip BaTdcs. 1872 RoUery.
architect. cost. SIS ooo. owner. Philippine kraus
1cSl t-uiCD ave
227TH ST. "a p 2C5 Il % Barnes ave: for A
I sty frame shop. tsx32: George = Crosi.r 22Sd
- and White Plains ave architect: cost. SiO0.
owner Edward Heating. 223d 81 and Carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

or; vane 70 Charles seller tmtg $3.50; April
Il: s1OO: address. go Dawson 81.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOt RSb s
W cor q nth st. lSi.Ix2pJ3X lrreS; susaE y
-; SEQ: address. 49, 9TH ave
HoUGHToN AVE. s. 1925 {, % .o 0a.},s
TIll ave 2sx1os: George Costar 10 Ma 10,
ois~on Cu1tg s-.oju: April II; $780, ADDRESS H.
fremont ave.
tNTBRvALE AVE. g 2Gs It n o. Freeman
- 5GNlC5. Vale Corstrucu n GO 20 49,. .4io -
MachI,tt tnfg $1,000; April u; SioV' euafosa
10 East I'D st
KINCsBRIDGE RE-. s. Gle = Of Grant
ave - 1fN1S tx irTeE: Esl1e- A Allen 70 lhofli1s
~ Thorn: bond and sale: April i; So address.
2Ji4 Webster avt-
LOTS % anI -. b.k = map q Pelham FarS;
William Mercer t. Hyn1an and German SOM .
quit clam releasc: tex safe. exc. March 20 81
address fi9 Church 81.
MANIDA ST. : 30 II q spof I'd ave- -
xlOo; John y Dosso 70 Frank Baker mtg >f.-
5oO: April Is: slgJ: address. 9s2 Trinity ase.
MARION AVE e6S9. 100 1x22 TX irreg;
Josiah Briggs and anc i2alv' eIrs, exc; c -
Marion ave
MARION AVE. @Ga1 e71zI"s-lx irree:
Josiah \ Briggs and ano indy ana eXrs. 10
Emma l. Lamb: April II; S6.-1o; address
2.G91 Marion ave.
MINroRD PL. e $. 1908 & $ % 17ad ST..
i ,' ITrsg Gso CORES ESQ SO
10; 500; address. 9iS Olmstcad ave
MARY ST. n 8 $50 it Of Courtlsndt ave.
sg5oo,. Apr.i Is, 81: address 175 Lenox ave.
PLOT begins T4o II . Of White Plains ri
at point 2'5 4 along from Norris Park ave.
runs ioUN 81 S1 sin ~ i3nS - MOTIFS
Park ave. Carrie Levy 70 Gottlieh Nickel tmtg
$4,000; Apr.l 10; 500; address. 1872 Rochelle
ave.
PROSPECT AVE. n w cor Of Beck or 15lst
81. 25x1oO: Kraus Realty CO 70 Ida Kraus
mtg s27.oo0): Nov IS. 1909; 81; address.
1886 Cd ave.
PROSPECT AVE. . :. 1909 It s OF Jennings
s. 4oXIoiox irroC: WalStein s Reade to
Emilie Uhlis mtg 10000; April II; 500
SAME PROPERTY: Mathiide Rosselman to
waistein 5 Reade mtg $4,000: April a.:
500. address 160 Broadway.
sPoFFoRD AVE. W cor OF Manila St.
John J Reilly. April -: 500; address 1860
Daily ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD c $. $50 # OF
Iowenfeld and William Prayer tmtg S21 .OOO) !;
April n; 800. address. I49 Broadway
sEXEcA AVE S % f. . Of Faile st. 25z
struction Co: April 10: 81: address $50 West
chester ave.
TIFFANY ST. VS. 2a711 IT of 1s7th St
Kraus: April ~ S10o: address. 347a Sd ave.
THEREOF AVE. lots "a and h5. map I,ua7.
lt0 lots Of stems estate. 50x1O0: Vincenzo Flo
3+3 East 1l5th 81.
TINToN Ave i12s. 4ozi2e 10: william Faicn
s 3 william sdS d Es'z T 9 3s $4,000 April l'
WEEKS AVE. W $. II Of f73d st. 3oxa5;
Charles 4 9IetzEe~ 20 Amelia Issle. q c; April T.
81; address - East 10Th ST
WASHINGTON IT. = s - 1 n Of Railroad
A.. 50S10S. Tnionport. Starhen r Gafney TO
Anna Reuraarn. Apr'l -; 500. address. 1854
Purdv ave.
WALTON AVE lot 81. man Mott Haven. SIX
l2o ~ i-reg. Harry 2 Knight 10 Hattie X
knight, 2 part. April u. 81: address. STA East
lf2d 81
WESTCHESTER AVE. n . cor Kelly 81. I5o1x
81. ~ iTTeg: Charlotte = TToVhridge 10 Rockland
Realty CO. April y. 81 address. 2S0s "a ave.
10TH st. 6 3. - II n ? Of Morris ave. Ok
10' Alexander Wilson 20 susan WestcOtt; all
liens. April Is. 500. address 4s9 5th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

side II Ssd street 10 feet west Of West End
avenue Tho bG,cr- viii erect seven Story
changed hands In ssyeuty-fYo years
AUTH STREET-rhe T. Dornberg,r Realty
Company sold or the George Ringer brewing
Ctn-aan, 10 Jacob Koch Noe. Ia end 10 East
91th street; ;We nNc story nathous-s. On plot
.uxl0sLs fc.t
t25Ttr s1RE.E1'-II. =. senior & Go sold FOR
Ea~r5ata Fri-ttrtcu the Eve story hathcuSe No
s-6 hcs' l.Ath street. on lot -5NloO feet, to
-iarrcs Brown. Tor investment
THO BRONA.
.NTf-fsNATr aNENr-E-Eraak BcSrisch. sr
soiG :or. the Vac Joastl gctiCn Company tne I'VE
s.uIH new law cparjIn- snvase No lS35 Inter
saie "a rnue .t,aNlt.b ft-et Nth six families on
.-th f0ar. This is the second house soiu by toe
3. us, utok-r OF q row Guilt ana recently CON-
g.tt-l l.v tlfe vale Construction Company On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
TO SELL TRASK PARCELS
Sale Will Be Held Under a Tent in
East 82d Street.

On Tuesday. April c6. Bryan L. Kennedy
will sell in tent in East sgd street. near
Fifth avenue. for the Benjamin T. II Trask
estate. two lots on the north side " SD
street. 10 feet east Of Fifth avenue 5Nx
1922 feet, and four lots on south side of
Ssth street. 1O2 feet east Of Fifth avenue
size 97.9xf0O.sI5 feet An easement Of 10
x32 feet runs from the rear Of the SOL
street lots and abuts on the dwelling on
the Fifth avenue front purchased last week
by George ]. Gould as n wedding present
for his daughter Marjorie. The SSth street
plot. which belonged to the upper lands Of
old New York has never had habitant
since the Indians roamed in this section.
and may be sold unrestricted. II enjoys
splendid light. having the low marble man
sion Of Henry Phipps in the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

3lST ST. t13 20 III west and Sad st ITO "a
ia West to an sty pOstofice and once
bldg, j Duffy, i3l West 3tst 81. architect
cost. S6.o0p; owner. J + Duny- :i5 West list 81
53rH ST. 3l4 East; 20 "A : sty brick school,
" " Knowles, lt3 Broadway. architect; cost
$4,000; owner, Park Presbyterian Church s6th
u and Amsterdam ave.
9TH ST. 10 East to n . sty brick dwx: 2
Wilbur, i:O Liberty 81. architect: cost s35 600,
owner. Rowan Realty co. 20 Nassau ~.
THE BRONX
GRAND CONCOURSE, to a stv frsm-
store. %'nf4. George W FlagS. 34T East Ia5th
81 architect. cost. $500. owner. Harold SV attn.
iT6 Broadway
LYON AVE. :. 05 II Of Castle nun ave.
~ a "a sly frame dwE, 2T.2x3t.2. Henry
Nordheim. fremont ave and Bronx ~, archt-
ieot cost $1,000. owner. Andrew Brown. eSi
Castle Hin ave.
Sd AVE. 4@33. TO a sty frame laundry, cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Cwlih azne and address Of lessee.l
APRIL lG.

BOSTON RD. 1913 aad 1913; Charles King
= Victor > Levitt and Adolpn BauernfreCnd.
yIs irom Srpt a. $40 $1,000 address. 7g4
E,UiU D..
Cd A.E s. 49, q p OF I6lst ST.
ie'-.iN 5nx 1S1."N to ave 30 to beg.
"a l,ai@-it \ Cameron TO Leo Levfnson; Il yrs
iEcEs Oct =. 1910. taxes, exc, and $500 TO
S4.oud. address. 1901 Bsthgate ave.
Sd AVE. .AsG. south portion of upper rooms.
tcirs OF james Aver by Richard G Green agt
L. Louis London yrs from May /, 1910.
$50. address $50 30 ave.
9TH AVE 793. store and part basement;
5&a -, 4o1 West. ps-lor floor and basement.
bernard Currg 10 Hvnry Weinberg; , yrs
from Apin J. 1910; S1.SO0; address, 49, 9th
ave.
1lTE ST 8 East: front half OF room on
laird floor and all OF top floor: Nathan
SchnaO 10 Rudolph Bachmann: yrs from
FEB ]. 1910, $1,000; address. East 14th 81.
I5>TE 81. AZ East. centre floor. Gruea-
sea * Meyer 20 Theodore II Matteyne or
AattoFnc. y-s from Nay I. 1919, $40 and
5000. aCCTess. t13 East 137th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS
Harris c. Fahrestock Buys Another
Willard Dwelling House.

Harris G.. FahnestOck has bought from
r Crystal & Son No - East 51st street a
four story and basement dwelling house. on
plot +Sx70 feet. Mr. FahnestOck owns No
- adjoining. as we'll as the house az the
corner Of Madison avenue. which be Occu-
pies. His latest purchase giyes him con-
troll OF three OF the Willard houses az the
southeast corner OF Madison avenue ana
51st street. with frontsges OF 80 and t2es
feet. respectively. The Messrs. Crystal re-
Gently acquired No. % in trade for an
apartment house on WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
MARSHALL ESTATE SITE SOLD
Property Comprises $4,000 Square Feet
and Was Held at 81. 100000

Augustus II. WINS & Co have sold for
the Marshall estate the large plot contain
ing ga square feet. being the northeast
corner % Seventh avenue and S7th street
The estate held the property at s. NoOO0l
IL was sold for something less. large
profit is said &c have been already refused
by the buyers
The site viii Hkeiy he icined with the
Fitzgerald dot occupying the remainder OF
the block on S7th street so as % make a
splendid location for q department. store
or an Office or loft building. giving 1os feet
on Broadway and 100 feet on Seventh ave-
nue. and the entire block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
SARANAc CAMPS LEASED.

The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
hos leased the r Dun Douglass Camp, on
Upper Saranac Lake. Franklin County
N Y for the season 10 Charles W.
Daniels. The camp consists OF a large
modern three story building. stable. cottage
and boathouse and about forty acres OF
land. having about half a mile OF sandy
beach front. II Is considered one Of the
finest camps in the AdirondaCks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL Is

APRIL 10
10TH ST. 81 n 90 Ave a. Sox TO- =:
william NJ Powell loans CASTOR construction 90
$50 GOO
VALENTINE AVE. cor t9Tth AZ. 90 2xs0x
eo1Sa.. Paragon Mortgage co loans Philip Cahill
SIS. tON
esxInN4 Mortgage Investing 20 loans Paul 81
Liner General Building ana Construction Co
s. 500
CRESTON AVE " = Hss u Of l9Sth st. .5x
leo same loans sane -. SHH
C'REsToN AVE. - = i24s n OF i9sth st.
eaxiOo4 same loans same - 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
TO IMPROVE HARLEM PLOT.

Barnett & co. have leased for a long
term Of years the northeast conner of 125th
street and Fifth avenue, fronting 100 feet
on i25th street and 40 feet on Fifth avenue
on the site a business building will be
erected. the upper part q which has been
leased from the plans 10 Woods Business
College for long term OF years at an ag-
gregste rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
LIS PENOENS.
APRIL Is

nth 81 sws 35S q 90 oh ave. IN
pS o Isaac Schneider AIT Joseph Harris -
Il tfnreclosurs Of mtg. ATTORNEY. Bernstein
10TH ST Si2 Fast. state Investing 60 agt
Abraham weinberg 81 al trorecosure OF mtgi.
attorneys Bowers SANDS.
18Th ST 8. 2oi Il o. 9Th ave As 6N9s.9 2;
Matthew Micolno ast Quinn smith e al
foreclosure % mtgl. attorneys. GrasmCck 3
f-fu- .-H@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

ca. r EbeIIng 1888 walker ave. architect
cost 90 0O0. owner. r gilbert. Utica. y.
FERRIS PI. 1883 ~ % Westchestsr
ave. to a -, sty frame dwg. 20 fNSO.4 r
FbeIing 1896 Walker ave. architect; cost. $500.
owner. Thomas Masterson. Westchest~r So
WTTIIAMSBRIDGE RID. s. - q Of
E-Vadns 81 20 = . stv frame store and Gwg
IixS64: n Ebeling. 1856 Walker ave. archt-
feet; cost. 81 500. .oV ncrs. Godfrey = Master
son Wes;chester So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL is

Ethii 10
AVE A. 1922. John WOhu aEt Charles Noise
zanl. lessee. Frederick 4 Gerber and Fred
arick Burghard. contractors; 1925
TNTERVALE AVE. $. - u Of Home St
15x72-S. CLYDE Howes agt Nclga Import Co.
contractor. sass 50.
aSTH ST. goo East. Joseph weinberger agt
jefferson National Realty Co. owner; s
kirby. contractor SD go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
MANHASSET BAY SALES.

The country department Of the McVickar.
Gaillard Realty Company has sold for the
Port Washington Estates several fine build
ing plots overlooking Etanhasset Bay 10
New York investors. who will build on the
sites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

APRIL Is
UNION AVE. = 1872 II Of IeOth st ):
Edward SmoIka & 90 azt Columbus & Dorf-
man Construction Co ct al. Dec 81, 1905 (by
bondl: S13J -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

jacob Neadle has not purchased the prop
erty at Fourth avenue and 9Th street. O.
was previously reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

a. = -. > end -. e.. sss.s II W Of 5th
re .-sot tEo sfy dWgss eNecA ana
lss,ss estate of MARY Griswoid. d.
E'rs-11s |. 81. % end o.. s. 4oo.2 T. Of
liaif. - 500 t0 7G 70 . Wsshington
ass-i--..1 irres. and q sty bIdss. also =
q. -s-au. r. Ffy bldg. esrs ana
r,r,. -''sf' or D. e Ba1b.tt. deceased.
81 -. efs b. 3s5 - u ath ave. 20K
A'risrsis- ears sale. estat" 81 koslna
l1 49, go and assa. q. bit 9th and
Z rg ~ ''h''-. , o. Moore Icasehoid, thrce
s-rs- 'hrs saie. estate of jeremiah B
a. D.. sf. tenmt win store. vol
.... s.sAk ,IN ave. 40. go n Of
e 81 s'' brose'gn l5sxfoo. sty dwg
Ey Joseph p Day.
- ~ i .1 . - . " . % a1 60. %
~ N - b d. Reaper - al. A . Never.
'.'s 81, 49, an ref. amt due. si9.s6s 8S'
Ai51s- 4 q 2s2- . .. us ?, g = 1ssth
1es Be.m0Ht FesI,v sBS Constrlction
an = Leonard atty: X r Phillips.
trE q $3.50 o.. taxes. etc. S2G5 81
Rsrt cor o. ION st l0sxio5. Union
:, 81 h-nz.F ~ ID sgt = q Schnl -
arr a., sftr. Emanuel Blum 0nstiei.
As.a-3 81 tsxes. etc. So -.
oN TUESDAY.
SIR b. Joseph y. Day.
sls7s T. = e. 80 r " ~ Madison ave
rsbs 80 ~ i222sxlN o. I sty c0lg and
W avs a..aa ssle.
es75 -ls3 and 2I2s . q. O. n 8 of l3ist
.sa a. q" les. almx sale
M "a ~ aad elss. q cor II l3ist e.
llsr ~ % fiE c0lgs. a1uz sale
~, tso az q - n e ~ 9th ave. Boz
lug 49, ctlEe. aamN Eale. estate ~
lai2lg Dam RD n o cor 81 i5O1h 81
a. ava fiE oVlg. ears sale.
W. e. - z q q I34th a, 2S.sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17

AMJNDSoN AVE. o g. $50 . $ Of Nelson ave
25KlsS.sx irreg. Land 90 Corporation II Fcfen-
valid 90 Annie O'Toolc. Jan 81; 81. address le
East 42d e.
BB'R ST. y g. % . q 81 intern ale ave 3S,
TO-. Winnie Realtp and Construction 20 10 Rob
ert Marine tmtg SIS og0fi April IL; sloc address
1sl Dawson e.
BOSTON RB ~ 90 164th ct i0s.
iis.1HE ir.F. Walter Dean - so0rak.cad Real
~ and Construction 20 a.. a SsAAAAs. April Z.
81 aiITfss as East 1905 =
COsTEG ST. ~ IsaxIoo. MulhaH R-->~ 20
% Louis = hsclhardt mtg $1,000. April H.. A.aO.
aattese 90 William ~
DAWSON 81 io7o. 5. ies4I3I.51 irTes, ROB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26

Furnishing yet another illust ton
of how fortunate Is Richmond when
compared to most other cities. is the
fact that with Sunday and yesterday
being recorded as the hottest days or
tho year all over the country. the tenn
perature here has been delightful.
With Washington sWeltering with
the great heat Of the tropics, New
York with prostrations and deaths by
the score, Cincinnati the hottest place
in the whole country, Richmond mas
been blessed with heaven-sent wealth.
er, which contrasts strangely with
that which most other places are, ana
have been, experiencing, Take At
lanta. for instance. With the tenn
perature it has 1t must resemble
veritable inferno. How the people liv-
Ing there manage to survive seems
remarkable.
Contrary to conditions prevailing
elsewhere. Sunday in Richmond was
not as hot by five degrees as several
preceding Sundays had been. 1t was
by no means the hottest day of the
summer And even when Richmond
ald nave It's record temperature 1t
was lots of degrees cooler here than
any pace else The whole secret of
the thing is the cooling breezes which
seem % mako their Headquarters in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26
NO SUFFERING HERE WHILE
OTHER CITIES SWELTER
True, the Mercury Climbs Bit, but Cool Breeze
Sweeps Up and Along and Makes Life
Endurable for Stay Homes.

this neighborhood. Yesterday these re-
freshing zephyrs circulated contin-
ously. furnishing Richmond with the
many varieties of good things In
weather that are advertised by sum-
mer resorts.
With the newspapers telling of the
great suffering caused by the intense
heat In other cities of the thousands
who slept on benches in parks, on
doorsteps and In the streets on Sun
day night, Richmond folks slept CONF
fortably, Contrasted With other cities,
where hundreds.were overcome by the
terrific heat, Richmond people moved
about freely. enjoying life, famed by
cooling breezes that made being out
and about a joy.
AS for tlgurss-.Bur what's the use?
Even when the Thermometer here
Registers hishev than in other places
the weather is always cooler Whether
1t is by reason of location or by some
special dispensaton bestowed by
Providence, it is always just that way
Ia Richmond NIidsnmmer ,are Is
generally to be compared to early fall
in other places. Seldom does Rich
mond have day that might even Be
called 'oppressiyely. Warm"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26
RICHMOND FIRMS
won 'TPRESS CASE
New York Prodigal, Turned Out
by Father, Surrenders to
Police.
GOT CLOTHES AND JEWELLERY
Slneaton, Whose Swath Is Well
Remembered Here, Not
Likely to Face Prison.

Returning home like the prodigal
son, with fond anticipations of the
fatted calf Robert Smeaton. Jr, TWEEN
ty-nine years old, was coldly turned
down by his father in Brooklyn, N. Y.
yesterday, according to advces receiv-
ed here last night, and then, having
lost faith in the heydey of youth. he
went to the New York police and
surrendered on the charge Of having
robbed a tailoring firm in Richmond
of $50 and a jewclry firm OF a. gold
watch.
But the stern parent was not en-.
tirely unrelenting, for he supplied the
erring youth with six bits" in other
words. rs cents, and told him to beat
it," Robert beat It, and went to Adams
Street Station. in New York. and de-
livered himself up to the authorities.
He also wrote TO Major Werner, tell
ing the latter that he had committed
the crimes with which he was charged,
and saying that he was willing to
come back to Richmond.
Firms Won't Prosecute.
But neither of the firms agains,
which he had sinned would agree yes.
terday to press the charges and, II
they continue in the same frame OF
mind to-day, telegram will be sent
to the New York police. telling them
that Richmond does not want the
prodigal son.
Smeaton's father keeps a haberdash-
cry at 3ls Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
and when the boy reached the family
home at 90 Pierrepont Street Sunday,
the elder Smeaton told him to go to
bed. This gave the youth confidence,
but when he arose yesterday the father
handed him the six bits and told him
to shift for himself. The boy was
SO disguised at the unexpected ending
of his hopes that he surrendered, con-
Tossing the Richmond thefts.
1t is believed here that Smeaton is
little unsteady mentally. for much
surprise was expressed that he should
give himself up and face heavy sen.
tence. 1t is hardly probable that he
will be sent for, and. as there are
no charges against him in New York,
1t is expected that he will be re.
leased to-day.