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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
DUE WEST.

The Baptist Christian Associa-
ton will meet at Due West school
house next Sunday the 3Oth.
Preaching at II o'clock a. m. and
2 in the afternoon. Several min
listers of different denominations
will be with us.
Miss Cora L. Dickson, who is
attending the Martha Berry school
at Rome, visited homefolks Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Ella Kemp, of Acworth
spent the past week with friends
here.
Mr.. c. A. Kemp has bought the
Gin and mill of Mr. Thomas Ter
~, near County Line.
Mr.. Tom Meek's little chile
died last week. The interment was
at Carrollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. William:
spent Sunday with the family o.
Mr.. J. J. Leavell.
Mr.. John Mathis and family
visited Mr.. Luther Mathis Sun,
day.
Mr.. Levi Mitchell was buriec
at Midway, last week, with Ma
sonic honors. We sympathiz'
with the family.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Miss Lena Brown is visiting rel
atives in Atlanta.
Miss Fannie Crow, of Atlanta,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. D. L. Moon and family.
Rev. V. B. White filled his reg
ular appointment at Maloney
Springs, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lucie Brewer, of Mariet-
ia, spent the weekend with her
cousin, Miss Fannie Moore.
The many friends of little Al
bert Hames will regret to hear
he was very badly hurt while
playing one day last week with a
work bench. He received quite
a lick on his face and head. We
hope to see him we'll again soon.
Mrs. S. Z. Cassidy, who has
been very sick for several days
is improving.
Mr.. Paul Camp, of Marietta
will conduct services at this place
next Sunday night at 6 30 o'clock
Hope every one will come out
We feel sure Brother Camp will
have something good to say.
Mrs. Nina Hardage, of Greens
boro, is visiting her brother, Mr.
&c. w. Newson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson, who
has been in Atlanta for some time
is now with her mother, Mrs. r
s. Lindley.
CLYDE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
MILFORD.

We are having some fine wealth
er for gathering cotton. Frost was
seen Sunday morning and Mon
day morning. We have not seen
any ice yet.
The singing at Mr.. Hiram
Reeds Saturday night was enjoy
ed by all present,
The ice cream supper at the
residence of Mr.. Bub Harris, Sat
urday night was enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hicks, OF
Marietta, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Hicks.
Mr.. John Wise visited in this
community a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pair spent
Saturday night and Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Harris.
Mr.. Lawrence Hicks, of Car
tersville, who is here at the homo
OF Mr.. John Hicks is suffering
with appendicitis. We wish fol
him a speedy recovery.
Quite a number from here at
tended the singing at Concord
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Haney Blair spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. Irving Pair
Remember next Sunday even
ing is our regular singing even
ing at this place.
DIXIE LAD.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
A PRAYER.
Give us courage and gayety and

Give us courage and gayety and
a quiet mind. Spare to us our
friends: soften to us our enemies.
Bless us, if it may be, in all our In
nocent endeavors. II it may not.
give s the strength to encounter
that which is to come, that we may
be brave in peril, constant in tribu-
la6on. temperate in wrath and in al
changes Of fortune and. down to
the gates Of death, loyal and loving
one another.-R. L. Stevenson.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
The Coffee Plants Friend.

In Colombia there is a tree highly
esteemed as a shade for the coffee
plant. 1t is found also in tropical Bra
I'll and possesses qualities that make
it peculiarly suited for this particular
use. 1t will live on stony, poor soil,
and a tree only eighteen months old
will shade Ia square yards Of ground,
while when full grown it may be fifty
feet high and have a spread Of fifty
feet on every side.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
When a Mans Great.

II would Like to ask you one more
question" said the youth.
''Let it come" rejoined the home
grown philosopher.
when" quoted the youth, would
you say that a man has achieved
greatnessT
when he deserves his own opinion
of himself" answered the home grown
PHILOSOPHERS. Chicago News.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
The Call of the Blood

for publication, finds voice in pimples,
boils and sallow complexion, a jaun-
diced look. moth patches and blotches
on the skin,-all signs Of liver trouble
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills make
rich red blood give clear skin, rosy
cheeks, fine complexion, health. Try
them. Is cents at w. A. Sans.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
ADMIRATION.

1t is better in some respects to
be admired by those with whom
you live than to be loved by them.
and this not on account Of any
qualification Of vanity, but because
admiration is so much more tolerant
than love.-Arthur Helps.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
KENNESAW.

MT. bealOr ADAMS ana MISS W1S
sic McRea were married at the Bap-
fist church Sunday by Rev J. A.
Spinks. They have congratula-
tions and best wishes of many
friends.
Mr.. John Chance and Miss Ollie
Anderson and Mr.. Andy Chance
and Miss Bertha Anderson, living
neal Center school house, were mar
ried at the residence of Mr.. Chas-
tain last Sunday. 1t is said the
young couples eloped but they re-
turned home Sunday evening and
everybody is happy.
Mr.. Henry Goodwin has bought
Mr.. Jack Wigley's farm We are
glad to have Mr.. Goodwin move
back into our community.
Mr.. Lige SHELTON has bought fifty
acres of land from Mr.. J. M. Ar
rington.
Mrs. B. w. Griggs and Miss Cor
RE Griggs spent few days last
week with relatives in Marietta.
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Matte
Mitchell, of Acworth, were recent
visitors to Mrs. S. J. Pyron.
Mrs. Essie Thomas and daughter,
Miss Mary, and Miss Mamie Rob-
erts spent Wednesday in Marietta,
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Hill attended
the funeral of DR.. Fletcher in At
lanta Thursday.
Mrs. S. J. Pyron and Mrs. Sadie
Pyron attended she funeral of Mrs.
Pue, of Birmingham, which was
held Thursday at Acworth, where
the interment took place.
Messrs. William and Charlie Sat-
terfield have purchased Mr.. P. l..
Corners place on Powder Springs
street. Mr.. Conner has bought
from the Carrie estate a lot on
Cherokee street and will build a
house there which he and his fami-
ly will occupy.
Mr.. G. F. Morgan has sold to
Mr. J. H. Owen forty acres of his
farm at good price.
Mr.. James Hilley and son, of
Calhoun, were recent visitors to Mr..
Hilley's mother, Mrs. Mary Hilley.
Messrs. Phillip Brink'ey and W.
II. Benson were recent visitors to
Knoxville.
Mr.. B. w. Griggs and Mr.. C. f
Morgan have gone to Macon to at
tend the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Mrs. E. d. Fitzgerald spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Atlanta with
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fitzgerald
Miss Lizzie Taylor, of Mount
Olive, visited her brothers, Messrs.
Jake and Daniel Taylor, here last
week.
Mr.. Truman Durham spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A. Durham, at Mars Hill.
Misses Jennie Carrie and Grady
Conner spent Saturday in Marietta.
Mr.. Newt Ellison, Miss Hattie
Kendrick, Mr.. Dewitt Ellison and
Miss Georgia Moon spent Saturday
in Atlanta.
Mr.. John eagle has bought the
Moon farm from Mr.. B. A. Fite. re-
ceiver for the Kennesaw Bank.
Mr.. M. z. Guess has bought Mr.
Will Benefits house and lot on
Moon Station street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan have
moved to Atlanta. Mr.. Morgan's
health is improving.
Mr.. r. L. Conner visited in Cal
houn last week.
Mr.. George Shelton has bought
Mr.. Brinkley's house and lot on
Acworth street.
Everybody come to the singing
next Sunday at the Academy-Audi-
forum. 1t is going to be success
when such music lovers as Messrs.
James Chalker, R. L. Pylant, Ho-
mer Finn and James Kitchen have
charge Of it. Don't forget the
well-flled baskets.
4
| DR.. ]. w Ellis has purchased
through Mr.. Willard Gatlin the
small houses on Marietta street
owned by Messrs. J. G. Lewis and
B. Fl. Carrie and is erecting dwell
ing on the lot. Gypsy.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Farmers have your old plow
points ground, they plow like
new ones. Ask those that have
tried it at Marietta Garage &
Machine Works. Oct % IT,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
Orchids.

There are seven distinct tribes Of
orchids. hundreds of different genera
and thousands Of species
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
Fresh Vegetables.

People usually talk more about fresh
vegetables than they eat them.-Atchi-
son Globe.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.

JANUARY B.
Jacob G. Carvaiho TO John Baumann S45OO
Paul HeIlinger to isidor KrotosISv' SO ESQ
Chas g Neumann to Annie NJ Won Scheidt.
S5.11S So.
Mosholu Realty Co to Henry silIeek. jr. 81
Josepn Swick ct al to Ernst Mermann, $4,000
Karl Aschenbrand TO John w Fincke $500.
Title Ins Co OF n Y to Bowery Savings Bank
Edw c. Whitaker to 7 Fred'k Kernocha, 10
asstsl. S6.SI1
Same 70 Eweretta Whitney. S2I.o .oas s4
game TO Henrietta L Masters. sS.Ss4 25
y Lie ms & T Co TO Cath Vetter $1,000.
same TO Manhattan Life Ins Co, S5. 600
S,snund Wechsler to Mosholu Realty Co. 81.
TgSry g1y mooney 10 Annie NJ Atwood. $4,000.
ISHoo 19ho sShmltt TO German Saw Bank. S.. OO0.
ssnse ~ nsoi, NJ Powell TO VIM Farington, $4,000.
same 90 samuel X Jackson. sl2. 900.
same TO Wilson NJ Powell SOS 500
Se,te en- N Stiefel to Jennie Stiefel ct al.
IIy Kay W Sundelson to John Drescher. jr. ss. 900.
Nm Nm n po.,y peady ct al TO Kate Deadly, 500.
trustees OF ParochiaI Fund OF Fpiseopal
L onureh IN n to Emily Thorburn, $4,000
rboe oo peady to VIM Deady. $6.0 900.
na1,5 n5"s smith 10 VIM Rofier SS OO0
49, 'aCopowitz to Isidor Simon. 81.
AWns Ws, Friedman TO Philip wolfman (Jan
Daniel Daniel J o,conOr. exr. to Central Trust Co
DraaSeeeSlI aS sa Il Realty Co to Gustave Mayer tJan
Mary L Githins. admx. to Sarah b Don
carna Ta xSan Az; $4,000
o1arJhesie aJsS e Trust Co to Public Bank (s asst
''HnA an 81 7 sSsehimpf to Herman Thielheim (Jan
% ~; exchange SIX Bank to Jacob Hirsch (Jan
Gan idrsS ihdirsSh to Knickerboeker Trust Co
VIM r. ReSFk Roto to Alice Richard Jan ~; 81
Charia...I Jan ~; ST5 600.
S25'ooo Anis TO n Saw Bank (Jan 81;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos IA
and l6 Nesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
WOOSTER ST, 179 TO 1s3 w s, 100 # of
Bleecker ST. 74.Sx1O0 sty loft and store
bldg: Charles Fowler ct al agt ] B & ] NJ
Cornell Co ct al; Beals & N attys: +
Gilroy. ref; amt due S57.269 so; taxes, etc.
siS4 40; SUB sub TO TO first o mort of $4,000 to
12TTH ST 20. s. 165 # W of Park ave, 25x
80. 11,6 sty tenmt and store; E d McManus
ct al agt Simon Wolk ct all w B Marx,
sub 20 a first mort OF $4,000; to Thomas
Carroll and Jacob Chaimowitz for s2s.415.
235TH ST, 238. n s. S25 # of Keplar ave,
1 Ryan; J A Rooney, atty; Sherih's sale Of
all right, title, etc, which deft had July l.
1903, or since; with hdrawn.
BY Samuel Marx.
RIDGE ST. 81. W s, 1921 # of Rivington
ST. ;343 diTgeg sty and
" Dean. ref; amt due sS1, ,607 5s taxes,
etc, $4,000 80; TO the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
1s6TH ST. s. 40 ft of Washington ave,
Braun ct al: Moran H. attys; NJ Pali-
ser ref; amt due, S4.7s3 OF; taxes. etc.
1854 60; to Clarence Rogers for 5000.
BY Samuel Goldstcker.
127TH ST. 307. s. 134.9 # of sth ave. % 8
x991l. sty tnnt and store: Rachel New
$5206 SIS: taxes, etc, S369 16: sub 10 a first
mtg of sl9,50o; adjourned to Jan u.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
GID ST. 21O. S, 155 # Of Sd ave, 25x100.5.
4 sty tnmt and store; Julius Bachrach ct al
agt First Avenue Realty Co ct al; Isaac
Cohen, atty; Pale ref; amt due,
S6,657 20; taxes, etc, 1878 go: sub to a prior
EASTBURN AVE, 1854 and 1885, S, 1884 IT
OF l74th st, 50x95. two sIy dwIgs; Eliza
OKennedy agt Belmont Realty and Con-
structiOn Co ct al; K O'Kennedy, atty;
w Stearn, ref; amt due. Sl32T A; taxes,
etc, $3.50; sub to two prior mtgs aggregating
$4,000.
10TH ST. &c and es. 8 s, 7S.1 IT of 9th ave.
504x92. .3x irreg, two 3 sty tnmts; NJ
Sturger agt George Nicholas ct al: p
Sturges. atty: Warren Leslie, ref: amt due.
Sl4.695 9S; taxes, etc, S69, 165 20.
sTH AVE, n cor 4eth st, 5Ox125x irreg sty
store bldg; J Harrington agt Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty Co; louis Sanders
atty: Sherlff's sale of all right title. etc.
which defendant had on Sept Z. 1909, or
since.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Benz Hirsch to Ystta schosnfsid Gan ~:
Title Guar s. Co to Abraham Stem tJas
~: $4,000.
Morris yollman to Minnie volInan (Jan %; n
forkvllle Bank 70 Mary L RnmDhors tJan
John Irwin to EIiz Irwin (Jan ~; $500.
Same 70 Henry r Sutphen and ano. trus tJaz
Al: IS. 500.
VIM II Hotchkiss. supt of Ins Of state " 7.
to Metropolitan Life ms Co (Jan az
Same to same; $4,000.
u Dillon Co to Chas Benkisea (Jan az
500.
Eliz V Irwin to Sarah vosbursh Dan ~:
So 500
Same % Henry r sutphen and ano. trus tJsa
Louisa Hitz 10 Maria Geysr (Jan A.; $4,000
Chas a Sackett TO Mutual Bank Jan 81 u
American Mtg CO To Brevoort Real Estate %
John School to Tiiiie Weiss ct al Dan %: s1ss-
eco
Title Ins Co Of TO y Y Life Ins Co dan 0'
Mutual Life Ins Co to American Mtg Co gAa
Avecis Garrett to ZarIene W Karr!c< Jan 4D; 81
Herman Junker to Wilhelm 5cnWeizer Jan
David shafr TO senter Jarmulovsky dan y; 81
Title Guar & Trust Co 70 Young Women Chris-
Herman Younker to julius F1sischnaan et ~
Jan 81: IS. s26.
Lee DiaEsI.sDIIs1ld ct al to Henry Jones ct a
American Mtg Co to Robert Graves ct al 0aa ";
S2504f. -
Paul Cross 70 Isaac Cohen Jan ~: 500
los i Meaney TO c Doctor Jsn A.; 800
Lawyers Mtg Co 70 Edw Morrison Jan o.
SEVERN Magda to Adele FrisIing ct al Oan %:
Esteile F Taylor ct al. trus. TO American Ass
Anna M Buthfer to I4;h ST Bank in y 7 Gan o.;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address of lessee)


Cgith name and address of lessee)
JANUARY ..
ELIZABETH ST, 90; Frank Casper to An
tonic Soldano (Jan A.; yrs from Jan /,
1910; 1000.
Address, ia East 1929 st.
WASHINGTON ST. cor 18th st, 103 .3x1OO:
18th st, s. 100 fl of Washington ST, 50x
1893; Jas Roosevelt ct al TO VIM Carr
et al; IS yrs "A mos, from Dec 10. 1909;
$500.
Address. corner 18th st and Washington st.
Sd AVE. 2s3s and 2s40: Charles Killing TO Chas
Staudt (Jan -; BIZ yrs and II days from
Jan /, 1910 SIS. .933 SO.
Address, 800 East 1920 ST.
4TH AVE cor 18th st; Belvedere Bldg Co
to Abraham l. Newman of New Haven,
Conn, 10 yrs from Feb l. 1910; SO, 500.
Address, Room S3S, 80 Broad st.
7TH AVE. 227o, W g; Cecilia L A Slater to
Carl J Smith; yrs from Jan ]. 1910; $720
Address, 2270 7th
12TrH ST. 40 West; Emma Michaelson to
Hamilton Dairy Co (Jan -; yrs from Jan
!. 1910: $3.50
Address. 40 West 127th ct.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
JASTARY 5.

ST NICHOLAS AVE. 98o; United psTaSe, sloor~ r~
ing Co agt st Nicholas Construction co. oSnsx
and contractor; s4.lo1
N Read. 125x1OoT. Bronx: Patrick o Donanas
agt Alexander Anderson. owner ana eonfractes'
s222 %
MoHEGAN AVE $. whole front between i5lss
and West sts f20x61 I0x-x78-4: Antonio Spa
dacciai agt Wirth Realty and Constructloa 90.
owner and contractor. Louis Nirtns O"heT ana
contractor: S9I4 SS-
9TH AVE. 500: c Ross Lumber CO sgt sss.,s
Wilson. owner; c II Lang Co. con-
tractor: S192 O6.
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. $. whole from. oe-
tween 62d and 63d SITS. 200 l0x22ox irres'
strand Construction Co agt New Theatre' OWL
er: w & Sloane. contractors; S4VO
ST NICHOLAS AVE. = s. 24s-4 n n OF l5Sth o..
I25x125: Fred Schumann agt 81 N~lcno.zs ~
Construction CO. owner ana eontFaSt"''
S4, 2OS 30.
42D ST lis and 120 East; Frank scoIaro AZ
Frederick w Whitridge. receiver. owner frank
Heitzner & Co. contractors; s5S %.
45TH ST 2f West: William Ose agr Aoet
Jammes owner and contractor: $l$s-
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s. 24s-4 II n Of 15sth y.
125xf25: Roof Maintenance Co agt 81 S:ehoias
Construction Co. owner and conrractor' sIOo
54TH ST. As and 80 West: Coleman krsuss
agt City Athletic Club owner rlsisch1liali oi0'
co. contractor; $50
ETH AVE; 55S: Edward ] McCsbe Co sss VIII
lam W Owens, owner trene~aDs Jones NOn-
strllction Co. contractor: s3Sl
ST NICHOLAS AVE, $. 2+s-4 T. n OF 1s5tn =,
125x125; Lexington sheet neta. Mors, s,. co5N q
tractor: S215-
EDGECoMBE AVE. cor i5oth st. =:
John Cullo & Bro agt Emanuel Doctor. oNnef
and contractor $50
fc7T-tI st 4sf East and Washington ave. 1884,
Florence Melerdiercks agt Peter \ n JACK
sons sons. owner; Pietro Atteri, contractors
S12 Is
SAME PROPERTY: F Meserdiercks aEt sa-ns'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


BROADWAY - Henry Nassoit bought
from Max Z. and Simon Z. Bernheimer the
Broadway, seven story elevator apart
ment house. No. 2s55 Broadway, southwest
corner OF i0lst street. on plot 60xlOO feet.
The corner store is occupied by Hegeman
Co. The Messrs. Bernheimer acquired
the property number of years ago. They
own several other apartment houses in this
section and on Washington Heights.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Louis Bauer
sold No 7e5 Amsterdam avenue, a five
story dathouse. on a lot 249xS0 feet.
PEARL STREET-The Charles F. Noyes
Company sold for w. Irving Clarke as ex-
ecutor, q six story and basement business
building, with elevator, No. 215 Pearl street,
on a plot SoxlS0 feet, between PIatt street
and Maiden Lane, TO James w. McCulloch.
Mr.. Mcculloch recently bought, through
the same brokers, No. 2l2 Pearl street
SEVENTH AVENCE-Mayer s Auer-
bach bought from Josephine Delano Nos.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Slz and 3l4 Seventh avenue. near 18th street.
old buildings. on a plot 50x95.S feet.
22D STREET-Ogden & Clarkson sold for
the estate of Hamilton NJ Neilley and the
Glasford estate Nos. u.s. 120. 10 and 12a
West 22d street. four four story dwelling
houses. on plot 75x1oo feet.
22D STREET-Samuel X. Jacobs bought
the two four story buildings Nos. 20 and p
West 22d street on a plot 5l.6x9s.9 feet,
from Jane K. and Sarah G. Fraser and
Thomas C. Clarksoh. He also owns the
premises Nos. "a and 26, adjoining. The
size Of the combined parcels is 103.10x9S.s
feet
18TH STREET-The Henry NJ. WE'LL
Company sold for the Manheimer estate TO
Henry Hamburger No 14O West 26th street,
four story dwelling house, 25x9S.9 feet.
S4TH STREET-William H Benjamin
sold for the Wilson estate No. 142 West
S4th street, four story dwelling house on
lot 25X9S.9 feet between Broadway and
Seventh avenue. 1t held at S225, 900.
The property had been in possession of the
family since 1855. having been originally
purchased for $500, and was the first house
built on this block.
3zTH STREET-Ames & Co. have sold for
Edwin Walton a four story and basement
high stoop dwelling on lot 90 10x9Ss, No. 455
West 34th street.
33TH STREET-The Royal Holding Com
pany and ]. Scott Boyd sold 1876 TO 142 West
37th street, two four story dwellings and
stable, on plot y Sx95.5 feet, between
Broadway and Seventh avenue. 1t was
said that the houses would probably be re-
placed in the spring with a loft building.
18th STREET L. Homans was re-
ported TO have sold Nos. 179 and 1S1 West
18th street. two five story dwellings, on
plot 33x1o2.2 feet The adjoining house, No.
1SS, was recently purchased by Oscar Kress.
s4TH STREET-The Mcdonald estate sold
No. 81 West S4th street, a four story dwell
ing, on lot 20xl02.2 feet.
s6TH STREET-John j. Kavanagh sold
fer Catherine Hall to a client No. BIS West
S6th street, five story American basement
dwelling, on lot 196x1ooS1a.
SsTH STREET-Schinasi Brothers sold
six four story dwellings on the south side
Of 9Sth street, between Columbus and AM
sterdam avenues. The property is in two
parcels, comprising N Z l6, u.s. 12O and 10,
65x1OO11. and Nos. 1S6 i 1873. SSx10O11. The
sellers acquired it four years ago.
136TH STREET.-THE Duff & Brown Com
pany sold for Caroline Ross No. 4S6 West
both street, six story 1athouse. 36.Sxl0O
feet.
18TH STREET-William A. Darling sold
for the Alcazar Realty Company, of which
Anthony Schwoerer is president the new
five story apartment house, Nos. COS and 607
West 17sth street, on plot 50x100 feet, be-
tween Audubon and Wadsworth avenues.
The buyer is an investor.
1S0TH STREET.-THE KNAPP & Wasson
Company sold for S. Elkin Nos. 716 and rs
West 1S0th street, a five story apartment
house, plot 5S.4x10O feet, between Broad
way and Fort Washington avenues 1t was
held at SS50oO. The house was built by Fer
guson Brothers G. Forshay
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
THE BROADWAY SOLD
III. NASSOIT BUYS BIG APARTMENT HOUSE
FROM MESSRS. BERNHEIMER
Market for Vest e9d Street Parcels-To Improve PARK
Place Building
Place Building.

Many important realty deals affecting
properties in the midtown loft and retail
business zones were made yesterday
There was also fairly vigorous demand
for parcels in the old residential districts of
the upper West Side and on Washington
Eeights.
A big uptown investment deal was tho
purchase by Henry Nassoit from Max and
Simon L. Bernheimer of The Broadway. a
seven story elevator apartment house,
southwest corner of 10lst street. 1t occu-
pies a plot 6OxlOO feet. The sellers bought
the property some years ago.
An important midtown transaction was
the sale by Ogden & Clarkson. for the
estate of Hamilton NJ. Neilley and the
Glasford estate. OF Nos. 1lS. 120. l22 and LA
West I'D street. four four story dwelling
houses, on plot 75xl0O feet. The property
adjoins the O'Neill-Adams store. It is 10
be improved with a loft building by the
purchaser downtown mercantile concern.
:. The purchase OF the property No. 80 TO
l5s West I'D street by /. Randolph Jacobs
was reported recently.
Samuel k Jacobs. Of Walter Emmerich
G. Co, ribbon manufacturers, increased his
holdings on West 22d street, near Fifth ave-
rue. yesterday by buying the premises Nos.
20 and % four story buildings. from Jane
k and Sarah G. Fraser and Thomas c.
CIarkson.
The Fraser house, 2sxsS.s feet. has been
owned by the sellers since 1904, and the
Clarkson house. 25.6x9S9 feet, since 1850.
Mr. Jacobs bought last year the five story
building Nos - and 26 West 22d street.
The combined parcels form a plot 103.10x
$50 feet
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
took title yesterday to the southeast corner
OF Fifth avenue and z1st street, 19xss-4
feet, sold recently by the E. G. Potter Com
pany through Mooyer & Marston.
The connpanys maintains its uptown
branch in the adjoining building, No. 475
Fifth avenue, On which il has a twenty
cne years lease, with privilege of several
renewals. The two buildings may be con-
yerted into one as the result of the pur-
chase Of the corner property, or new
structure erected on the entire plot. A
representative of the company said that
nothing definite had yet been decided to
the future of the properties.
Plans have been filed for charging the
SIX story loft and store building at the
northeast corner of Canal and Lafayette
streets with six story extension, the i'm
provements being made from designs by
Delano & Aldrich for Alfred Seton, at a
cost of $1,000.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling
the five story and basement loft building,
Nos. 4S and so Park Place, extending
through 10 Barclay street, and equipping
the building with new elevator service, the
improvements being made from designs by
Cross & Cross for Miss NJ. Redman, as
owner.
Plans haze also been fled for remodelling
the six tenements at No. II to % Han
cock street, and installing stores on the
ground fioors the Improvements being from
designs by Smelling & Potter for the n. Low
estate, as owner.