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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

Two candidates were obligated at the
last meeting Of machinists' lodge No. SIS,
and. one. former member reinstated
Members We're requested to he punctual
on Monday ia forming in line for the
parade. 2: The local voted 5000 TO strik-
ing ulachinists in various parts of the
3 country. besides paying S225 in sick and
death benefits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
Houses. Soerl, or MARKET

SloO-s T and b.; 296o Scott cor. Filbert: eIe-
giant modern residence ~
S9O-S r and D; lI6O OFarreu near Fillmore
$50 ? and b.; house; 1879 Pine ST.
Sl5-J r. ala b each. I7l0-fTfe pro,a-ios- -
t1Sh' cozv HstIe cottage: larre Var5'
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
CHECK PROVES

CHECK PROVES WoETHLEss-ssmnel p.
Bowen a. retired grocer from Los Angeles IS
sanfed iA the police for passing = icfitions
check for 50 Oh :. " Tupin OF the Hotel
Iurpin
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
OAKLAND APARTMENTS

PRIMORoSO APARTMENTS
NOW COMPLETED AND READY FOR oC-
sfhE or EAST r . N1SETEENTH IN HA ST.. soUBh BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH ZIG I'll AND Nm NINTH AYES; IN
MfDA FifA TIE BAY cEYTR1 A 5lToNtS6 AS6 WFsT ALA
OAKLAND, WITH A FINE VIEW OF THE
Hill Hills TIE CLIMATE LATE IS GNSURPAsSED,
TIoN OF ANY APARTMENT HOUSE IN
AL OUTSIDE ROOMS. VERY, LARGE
AND SUNNY; HEATED WITH STEAM:
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY
DATE; ELEGANTLY FURNISHED; HALLS
LocKER u BASEMENT FOR EACH EACH
WIfm CLOTHES LINES And PULLEYS; E1iS
BOTH GAS AND ELEGTRICIIY FOR USE:
AND TELEPHONES FREE. To DESIRABLE
TENANTS THE RATES WILL BE VERY
INQUIRE D. r TILLINGHAsT & CO.
CARE STATE SAVINGS BANK.
1AA..zn -eI--... .-..-.!-- 49,.
ss.ttklLE:n APARTMENTS 70 LET
iNfERNESS apis 2520 Ridge road-Nex. sunny.
steam heated; sleeping porches; one block from
..r..srs.-y -. ..r Ine. p..ns e..
oo,oooo,oFs..ATs FLATS TO LET
ul- -4oonE.s kkEk KhNIINu Alsr,
CONTAINING IMMIGRATION ABOUT
room eats and apartments al SIS.
room mats and apartments a 81 so
room nats and apartments AT S2T50
t. ! and '00mIi spES,sI Sc ana up
A room dat. all furnished FOR S15. r-ct Soa
HAkEH !. MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY
80 OFarreN ~. Market
s1s-Upper nat of ) rooms ana bath; all mod
improvements. Also q
S13-Rear cottage Of . rooms and bath; good
light; sunshine in every room.
Apply on premises to S. KRAGEN. 1924
Dolores st.
SNAP-S1JO cash. balance time takes LARGO
well furnished. well paying 10 room aat M
third its cost: price reduced: owner sick
going away 1852 Fillmore 81
LIST with your nat. apartment furnishad
rooms and other accommodations; no charges
20 you until we have secured tenant Call and
see US at The United Exchange 237 Powell At
VIchsBUR RG and 18th sts.-Upper fat, large
modern: $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

Rammermen and stone curb settlers
union No. Il was organized WEDNESDAY Y
might by i ". Leary. district organizer.
The following officers were elected:
President. John Lee; vice president, B.
e.. Lynch; secretary. Daniel Creadon;
treasurer. john Tyler; guard. NJ. Buck
ley. The local viii affiliated with the
central body.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

At tie last meeting OF millmen's
union No. 423 H Stumke was elected
marshal for the Labor day parade. and
rIs aids are Charles EIizalda and f NJ.
Pendergdst. Members are requested to
report promptly on Monday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

Tile settlers union No IS has elected
II. j. Kirwan marshal for the big pa
.rade and his aids viii be r. GearY and
J. Hurley The entire membership will
be in line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

STORES. LOFTS. ETC NORTH oF V.pEir,r
STREET =
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES-Coutinued
j. CAM. Chinese employment bureau. Phone
Douglas 3166; Home Cj095. 40 Clay
ii. w HONG, Chinese employment office. sos
webster ST., Oakland phones Pekin -. A3723.
SIAR emp. office: Japanese Chinese help w.
-NODAIA, 1908 Geary; tel. West 161 S490S.
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM
q small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than dozen signs plastered your windows
and which spoil the looks of your home besides
Phone kearny Sc for ad to call and
see you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

/. Fiaherty and H. Ullner were
chosen delegates 10 the New York city
International convention at the last
meeting Of cement workers union No.
T. The delegates left yesterday and
viii be absent bout a month. d. Dudy
vas chosen marshal for the Labor day
narade and his aids are John Burns
and J. Mcbride. A fine of SO viii be
imposed on any member not appearing
in the procession
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03
sAI.Es,tEN md SOLICITORS WAITED
WANTED.

Two reliable stock salesmen: give age ex.
perience and references; important opportunity
for mcn OF ability. Box 491. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

Charles Dresher has been chosen
marshal of tho Labor day parade by
book binders union No. 81. The sum
Of s. was donated to the Belts benefit
given under the auspices of painters
union No ~. The constitution and by
laws VIII be revised at the next meet
ing OF The union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

sSntinusd Os Next Paxs
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS.
Sold on installments of 81 PER MONTH.
CHAIRS, FIXTURES, VIBRATORS or HAIR
DIFFERS sold on small monthly payments and we
VIII allow YOU top prices on your old fixtures in
| exchange. Remember. not in the trust.
JAMES BARKER. INC,
Phone Franklin 1899. 81 Turk st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-03

BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD
AORIHGATE, 1909 Euclid av; tel Berk 1913;
north entrance OF university eampus-AparI-
ments with private baths; single rooms; steam
heat and callben in every room; sleeping
poreheS; first class table hoard; speciaI
mer rates. NJ NJ HENRY
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
RfCON HILL FAST DISAPPEAR rs OVIlENTS ADVANI
COSTLY BUILDINGS
PLANNED IN CITY
Contracts Awarded by Owners
of Property for Structures
of Various Kinds

Arthur f. ROsseau has awarded con-
tracts for the erection of frame build
ing to contain Is apartments in the
of Leavenworth.
Contracts have been awarded for the
construction of the Mary's Help hos
pital at the southeast corner of Guer-
rero street and Clinton place. The
estimated cost is s1S.S7O.
Amelia S. Leszynsky has contracted
for the construction Of a five story
and basement class apartment build
ing in the north line of Sutter street.
1878 feet west of Van Ness avenue.
The cost will be about $4,000.
A three story building will be erected
by the Pacific coast syrup company. for
which the contract has been placed. to
stand at the northwest corner of San
some and Gold streets. The estimated
cost is about $4,000.
+. Hess has secured a permit to erect
a four story frame building at the
southwest corner of California and
Joice streets, TO contain apartments, the
estimated cost of which is $4,000.
s Scheyer will build three story
brick store and hotel structure at the
northeast corner of Clay and Stockton
streets. The cost is estimated at
S22, 500.
Samuel Dusenberg has contracted for
the construction of four story and
basement class c building in the south
line of Eddy street. 1875 feet east OF
Larkin. at cost of $4,000.
Thomas L. Hill has announced his in
tention TO construct three story frame
buildings at the southeast corner Of
Card alley and Emery lane. estimating
the cost at 100000
Phebe Hearst has taken out a permit
for the foundation OF her building at
Third and Market streets The fOun-
dations will cost s5O.G00.
Comfy & Wick Will construct three
story frame dwelling i'm the west line
of Masonic avenue. 60 feet south OF
Haight street. to cost about $4,000.
The Roman Catholic archbishop of
San Francisco has taken out permit
for additions to a loft building in tho
south line of Mission street. 1916 feet
east of Third. at a cost of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
CONTRACT LET FOR
APARTMENT HOUSE
Handsome Building to Be Built
in Suffer Street Between
Hyde and Leavenworth

The contract has Just been let for
the construction of an apartment
building to be erected in the north
line of Sutter street between Hyde and
Leayenworth. The building is owned
by Ignatz Steinhart of the Anglo and
London Paris national bank. He has
leased the building to Mrs. Ada Pills
bury Boyd.
There are AZ apartments, made I'D of
single and two, three and four rooms:
each will have it's private bathroom
and kitchen finished in white enamel,
also wainscoted and beam ceiling din
ing rooms. The halls will be spacious
and together with the handsome lobby
and reception room on the first floor
and loggia on mezzanine story of main
entrance will give the whole building
an air of elegance and freedom not
often found in this class of building.
These features readily lend their
usefulness to sociability and are gen
orally lacking in apartments. There
are two elevators, one for passengers
and one for freight. All the finish de-
tails suggested by good management
and considerable experience are to be
incorporated in the finished building.
The building is to be of brick and steel
construction, six stories and basement.
The front is to be of cream colored
pressed brick and terra Gotta trim
mings. The lot has a frontage of rs
feet and depth of 1876 feet.
McDougall Brothers of this city are
the architects and the Lindgren COM
pany the contractors.
BANKERS HOTEL TO BE BUILT
The Bankers hotel in Oakland will
now be erected on the site occupying
the entire block bounded by Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth and Alice and
Harrison streets. The ground area to
be covered is 200x300 feet The cost
of constructions exclusive of the
ground of furnishing. will be $3.50. 900.
The contract has been let and work
will proceed without further delay.
Now that all details have been settled
upon the plans prepared by the archi-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

available and beautifully situated prop
erty undeveleped. The Parkside realty
company has taken advantage of this
growing demand for high class homie
sites and has opened three of its finest
blocks on the restricted residence plan.
All lots are of uniform size 1874 by
fords both a marine and foothi1l view
for every lot.
The opening of the tract was most
satisfactory, about 40 reservations and
sales being made. The permanency of
the restrictions imposed was the fea-
/ ture most favorably commented on The
class of buyers which this sale brought
out Indicates that with proper induce
ment in the matter of location and class
of property San Francisco has no ex-
cuse for losing single resident
The Parkside realty company closed
sales during the week as follows:
To Charles Hubbard of Alameda. lot. 3s:4x12o.
in west line of Nineteenth avenue boulevard 33 4
feet south Of Taraval street
To Charles Hubbard. lot in T. line of TWEEN
tleth ayenue, :sS;4 feet south of Tarayal street
SO :4xf 100.
TO Z. Green. northeast corner of Twenty-frst
avenue. and Ulloa street G6:Sx12O
To Mrs. L. ScIwah. two lots In east line Of
Nineteenth avenue boulevard, 66:S feet south Of
Tarayal street 66;sx120.
To ~ II. Kennedy, lot in east line of Nine
teenth avenue boulevard 100 feet south of Tara
val street 66:sxf2o
To Charles j. Noone. lot in west line Of Thir-
street. 25x120.
To Emily ". Van ordlen lot in east line Of
Nineteenth avenue. 253 feet south Of Taraval
street, 53:4xi2o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
GOOD DEMAND FOR
LARGE HOME LOTS
Parkside Realty Company Opens
New Tract and Closes Sew
eraI Sales

The old method of laying out resi-
dence subdivision property in the city
in 25 foot lots is rapidly giving way
through the increasing demand of home
builders who insist upon having as
much comfort in a city home as can
be found I'm suburban tracts. There is
no reason why residence tracts in San
Era ncisco should not be as desirable in
every respect as any place in the coun-
try and in many respects more so. The
first essential is ample ground room
and a guarantee of surroundings fa-
vorable to home comfort. An abso-
lutelv restricted residence section only
can assure this.
San Francisco has received much just
criticism from visitors and settlers from
other cities on the unwarranted crowd
ing of residence sections with so much
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

with all modern conveniences in Tenth
avenue between California and Lake
streets. An imposing entrance, an ar
rangement of rooms to make all the
Hats light and airy, and ornamental
features calculated to make the build
ing attractive will be furnished. The
structure will be erected by the Bauer
construction company on architects
plans for a client
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19

tects, Bliss G. Faville, show that the
structure will have many striking and
elaborate features. 1t will be six
stories high with a basement. 1t viii
include a central court 100X150 feet.
1t will be of class A construction and
fireproof.
The exterior will be of pressed brick
trimmed with stone. The roof will be
thatched with red tile. The architec-
tural style is the Italian renaissance
There will be 290 rooms and 144 baths
in the part of the hotel that is to be
finished Immediately. The top story
will hold 14S rooms and baths, which
will not be finished Immediately, but
which can be added at any time they
are needed.
The special features of the hotel Will
be mainly on the first' floor. wide
corridor will run through the building,
and there will be entrances from four
streets. A lounging room, SKA feet
and % feet high, will be the central
room and will face on the corridor. 1t
will be finished in marble and immita-
ton Caen stone, with large ornamen-
tai mantistone mantel. The floors OF
this room will be marble and marble
waiscoting will surround it. The ceiling
will be elliptical and will be handsome
ly decorated with d design copied from
the AItieri palace in Rome. The win
can be opened to regulate the tempera-
ture.
HANDSOME CAFE PLANNED
Between the cafe and dining room
there will be a kitchen and serving
room The cafe will be at the corner
of Fourteenth and Harrison streets.
1t will he foored with marble. The
columns and pifasters will be paneled
with old English oak. a fashion often
used in great English manor houses.
The dining room will have a velour
carpeted floor. This apartment will
also have a marble base and vain
scot The walls will be decorated hand
somely The cafe is 45x75 feet in size
and the dining room 45x60 feet.
Much larger than either of these
rooms will be the ballroom, on the
main floor, which will be so arranged
that parties Will have separate recep-
ton. dressing and dining rooms. This
will be of stately design and in the
Corinthian style. 1t will be the largest
ballroom on the coast connected with
any hotel so the architects say, 51x100
feet, with a height of % feet. The floor
will be of maple. On the main floor
are also barber shops, offices and an
office lobby
In Thirteenth street a large Italian
garden 150x1O0 feet in area will be
provided On each side of this will be
an entrance arcade of imposing dimen-
sions leading directly to the hotel cor
ridor. The cost mentioned excludes
the cost of the foundations. which are
already in place.
Handsome flats will be constructed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
RICH SEDIMENT SOIL

Everyone knows OF the richness Of Yolo county
and are offering opportunity to buy right
what is right in Woodland tract. such that
will not come to you again in this state
S100 to S125 per acre terms: short dis
tance from EspartO. which is s. miles north OF
San Francisco the =. p. Il. r.
Our lnnd in the Woodland tract j. formed by
sediment from Cache creek from which get
the water TO irrigate with.
As a dairying proposition il can not be equsled
anywhere. as we Offer the rich soil climate and
the lowest irrigation rate in the state. And we
can prove that This land will grow - tons Of al
faIfa to the with two irrigatiOnS per season.
Our prices are very low. can demonstrate
that our land will produce big interest on valu-
atien Of $500 per acre II planted to fruit or
alfalfa.
1t is selling fast as everyone who sees it buys
quickly as they know that in year from
this viii go way up in value- We wish To Inn
press yOu and can't say enough in order 10 get
YOU to look into our proposition. At that
making rash statements. you can see for
yourselves by getting in touch with
SEND FOR OUR BOOKLETS.
COX & COMPANY
zoe MoNADNoCK BLDG,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Manhattan Mortgage co 20 Guaranteed Mort
gage Co Of New York: 5000.
Louvre Realty co to Samuel GOtthelf. 500.
Nathan B Levin co to samuel Keeler; Si,0uo
Francis Robert TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co; 81.
Esperanto Mortgage Co TO Joseph Demmer;
5000. ,
Fifth Avenue Bank Of New York 20 Wesley
A Tyson; assts: 81. 1900
Ellen l. o ROrke to Annie NJ Harrison; -, ,lOV :,
Archibald X X Mackay, as exr' Mary
MaCkay to Archibald X X Mackay et al. trus-
tees; assts. total $4,000.
Richard T MaCkay to Archibald X x Mackay
ct al as trustees $1,000
Morris Cooper. trustee. Leo Jakooi 70
Farmers Loan and Trust Co, successor trustee
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Hunts Point Realty Co; assigs 20 mtgs; 81
Alphonse JaSobi. gdn. TO Farmers Loan ana
Trust CO (order Of Court).
Max Just to Julia Just: 81. 400.
Lidie Falconer 10 Mutual Life Insurance. Co;
$1,000
Jefferson Bank to Max Kramer: 81.
Marion Del Monte 70 Richard T Mac
i5nd Co A Of Edenwald to Mary E Marashan
Joseph Devin. exr. to Jeaun Bousquet;
Max J Kramer to Jefferson Bank: nssts; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust GO 70 Title
Insurance and Trust CO, as trus; $4,000
Same to Lille Phoenix; $22, 900. go
Same TO Lawyers Mortgage 60; assts; SSs'-
600
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Frank Patterson
Elizabeth A Hartog TO Henry de F Weeks;
Alphonse A Jakobi. as gdn to Farmers Loan
Charles NJ Riddle to John McCroden: s.. 200.
Morris Cooper. trus. to Alphonse Jakooi'
Arthur W Weed. exr TO Dollar Savings Bank;
William Baumann and ano 20 Jacob sheenh;
500
Wilson NJ powell 20 Joseph Parry. gdn;
an interest Of 5000.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

SAME PROPERTY: August 10. 1905: same 70
same; $3.50 So: attorney. as above
SAME PROPERTY; Mag :. 1900 same 70
brldEet j Fitzpatrick et al; 24So zS' a''o''S'
as above.
SAME PROPERTY: May s. 1900; same 10
same, $3.c24 30. attorney. as above
SAME PROPERTY: Dec 80. 1907 same 10
same; $500. attorney, above
SAME PROPERTY: May S, 1899: same to
same; $500: attorney. as above.
SAME PROPERTY; Jan >. 1906: same 10
same $2Ot0; attorney, as above
55TH ST. s. 1884 II Of Sth ave, 10 *
1919; oct 49, 1891; EuniCe r waterbury 20 @ L-Il.I
grant Industrial savings Bank: $luUV' additss'
81 Chambers St
Morton to Everit Macy ct al; Sl5"o. at,oI-
neys. W q q F Chamberlln. 81 Nassau 81
GiST ST, 211 East: Dec 10. 1892; Leon Pier
10 Title Guarantee and Trust CO: S''JvV' al
dress. 1T6 Broadway.
B5TH ST 30 West: April 10. 1905: Thomas
Berkeley to Bolton Hall: S9.5Vo' address, %
Pine 81.
T3D ST. I42 West; April ;. 1905; Elizabeth
Kennedy 20 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co; So, 600; address. 1GO broadway
SD ST s s. $50 # of 10th ave. 125Nirreg
May 10. 1907; PtncUs LOwenfeld and ano 10 = y
& II NJ Hall Realty Co: $1,000: address, $40
broadway.
s4TH ST. 2o6 West; March 2. 1910; fIist
street Realty co 20 Abraham korrbihth5 SZ-'''
address. 1853 9TH ave.
sSTH ST, 443 ana AZ Fast: March ?. 1905
Israel Berkowitz and anO 20 Max Netsner, S2..uV'
attorneys Wesselman a Kraus. 81 Liberty 81
11TTH ST, AZ West. June %. 1905: David Lu-
belsky TO Mabel Halk. $2J.OOO; attorneys
Deyo & Bauerdorf. III Broadway.
117TH ST s. 1874 II Of 1st ave. 16;sx
1OO.11: May {. 1907: Esther Trilling 10 Josephine
Krouze $500; attorneys. II q J Lesser. so
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
RECORDED LEASES.
OSita name ana address ~ Iessee.D
AIRII.

ALBANY AVE. -. kiuRsbridce store cellar
and > rooms on % floor. Giuseppe Gus1agnO ~
Alfonso Bisogno. yrs from Nay J. 1907 with
renewal az $3.50. $3.50. address. - Albany ave.
MADISON AVE. ~ cor ~ 94th -: Simon
Ihlf-ldcr and Abraham Weinberg 10 Isaac
Speotcr, II ms from Nov !. 1Sls al 81 800 a
month with yrs renewal per anuum SIS 800
address. SO East T2d 81
MADISON AVE sS-h st. 18th -, The Theatre
being position ~ Lcn0N 1vceuu property.
Flffg-Nintr street and Madison Avenue 90 10
Plaza Music Hal. 80 .fs and 30 mos from Nav
1. 1903. par q excess tasrs and So OpD. sa-
cross. Madison ave and 5,rh -.
- AVE. ls.6. rr1re> cic. Ad.L, Miller 20 VIII
iafc schultz > ,Is from Nay ]. 1910. $3.50.
ADDRESS. 1896 - ave.
30 AVE. G77. ftv bog Christine schnifti scr
q lee Tuck. trs from Nay !, 1910. 81. TOD ana
ki#pH. address. sU6 ga 8,c
9Th AVE. t5g north sf1re ans basement
Willlom Sf0emakcr fo Ph!iipp eTItzh0n. q yrs
from Ma J. 1870 $50. ad1ress 6i9 9th ave
JTH AVE 2f9 END z5I. Thomas Lvnch 70
1coIes Aa-shall. ? rrr from Nov J. 1918. 81 500
address. ss0 West 28l a.
2lsI sT. = Wet. 5 upper nooIs. Herman
G0T1cn 20 Ellznbeth canton. yrs an5 y mos
from May ]. 1910, s. o"O and $40. address.
ia west 21s' st
2an ST. 536 % 5sG West ground for ana
part ~ basement. Dudley = Lyall a. al "a Gcarg-
u Morris. afn Il johnson & Morris. ? yrs ard
rs from Jan ]. 1910. si.5OD. address 53G
IVES, ga 81
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
BUCKET SHOP CASES UP
Philadelphians May Be Taken TO Wash
ington for Trial.

Philadelphia. April s.-The SIX ue1 ar
rested here Saturday on charges 81 con-
spiracy IN connection with the operation o.
alleged bucket shops IN the District of Co
lurnbia. appeared before United States
Commissioner Craig here to-day The Com
missioner held the case under advisement
until he could determine whether he had
the power TO order the removal Of the men
20 washington at once or should send the
case 20 the United States court here for
action decision is expected next week
The defendants are George Turner. re-
puted president OF the Philadelphia Con-
soIidated Exchange; Marshall F. Parish.
secretary; Harry G. Stump. member OF ths
firm OF Harvey & stump: Thomas H
Campbell. member OF the exchange; Albert
Ford. telegraph operator for E. s. BOggs %
Co. and Humphrey owen, Of New York. a
member OF the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
ESTATE BUYS THE WASHINGTON COURT
BoOknan Heirs Now Own the Two Easery Block Fronts on
Broadway Between 142d and l44th Streets


Many high class properties on Manhattan
Island changed hands yesterday. sales in
ne choice residential zones being a feature
~ the trading.
The Boollman estate added 10 its holdings
BY the purchase. through William 5. Baker
and John r. Davidson. from the Realty
Transfer Company OF Washington Court. a
new SIX story elevator apartment house. on
a plot lo0N-Ga feet. "a; lhe southeast corner
of lssth street and Broadway. The prop
srty was held III S2G.tW The estate now
controls the two block fronts on the east
srly side OF Broadway. from l42d TO l4ith
street
Another big Washington Heights deal yes
.enday was the sale by Nathan Wilson For
Heilner A. Wolf and another client TO Ben
lamin Goldberg OF "a plot 15Sxl25 feet. at
he southeast corner Of 15lst street and
Riverside Drive. The site was held at
n50Ogo. on the plot viii he built an eight
story apartment house.
In the upper TIfth avenue district George
J. Gould bought a S3l0.Oo0 house as a we'd
aing present Cor his daughter Marjorie.
Besides. ( ". JUyster. ir, and i. W.
Jones. Dr.. bought one plot each In the
Lenox Library block.
There were several midtown investment
deals. one resal1eJ iu a change OF owner
shin 10 No. SIG West 18th street. and an
DJhor 20 NO. 255 West 2e;n street. Michael
Borneily WAS the broke- ir both iranssc-
hons
Plans have been flied for twelve story
loft and man1fs -turiug building. 20 be
erected from designs by Frederick . Zobel
architect. fo- accommodate Elbridge T
Gerry. on tie premises No 23s 10 2S
TN,r-sI ar-e-r--1 ~HFafrrfrsr c0lr1g' church
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
TAKES TITLE TO LARGE SITE.

The Baltimore Realty Company took
title yesterday 10 the FIVE story residence
at No y West 55th street. occupying q plot
5exleo.5 feet, together with the vacant plot
and stable abutting on 55th street 75xloo5
feet. adjoining the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church at the northwest corner OF
Fifth avenue. The properties were trans
ferred by Harry b. and Evelin X. Hollins.
The 56th street end OF the plot carries a
mortgage OF sl50.eeo. The Trust Company
OF America has loaned $4,000 for one year
at per cent on the 55th street end Of the
site. The Baltimore Realty Company was
incorporated at Albany a few days ago.
with a capital OF 100000