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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-25
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Miss Marie Kerses musical class
THURSDAY evening at Liberty nall.
Confederate hags and potted plants,
FURNISHED me decorations. and tiie sx-
ceilent program YVES carried out with
out a nItcn. The performing OF the
pupils, Was an evidence Of their care
iuI training, and they won frequent
applause from an appreciative audi
ence.
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Richards, of
Chin borazo Park, and their daughter.
Mrs. " alter Leiey, have returned from
ten days stay at Bucnroe Beach.
Mrs. l.. A. Guy. OF 1901 Z. Broad
street. left to-day to spend some time
in Greenville. Her niece. Mrs. c. A.
Bounds, accompanied her and VIII go
to her home In Weldon. n. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Pollard, nee
Eubank, will return from their wedding
trip day. and will be at home to
their friends at 301s f. Broad street.
Miss Ellen Bates left to-day to visit
Mrs. Albert Burgess. OF Scottsville.
Miss Grace Holioran. OF 3ooT E.
Main street, rendered the wedding
march at the marriage OF Miss LII
lie Biddle Ashe TO MIR. John Andrew
Blake The marriage took place near
Gloucester Point, the home OF the
bride.
The funeral Of little Gilbert w.
Smith took place this morning from
his parents residence, 1920 f. Mar
shall street at IL o'clock.
Master Whitney Sutton. who has re-
Gently returned from a business trip
with his father. left yesterday for
stony Greek. to Join his mother for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Evans and son
Arthur. of 3@0s r. Bread street. left
YESTERDAY for Buckroe Beach. where
they will spend some time.
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O. sosss. presiding elder. will hold

q. Boggs. presiding elder. will hold
the conference.
James Asher, of Richmond, who
The Rev. W. Z. Edwards. of Rich
mond. was In York last sunday.
was operated on for appendicitis some
weeks ago at the Retreat for the Sick
and who has been staying in York,
Will leave Friday for Buckroe Beach
and from thence for Richmond by the
way OF Crittenden. where he will make
a short stay.
The Grafton branch or the PENN
sula bank of Williamsburg has peen
moved TO Yorktown.
Mrs. Sarah Lindsay. or Fish Neck,
who attended the woman-s foreign
missionary meeting In Urbanna las
week. has returned home.
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Westhanpton

Westhampton Sunday school ceie-
brated its first anniversary last sun
day. On the first Sunday in June,
1908. IL was organized. and since then
II has. increased nearly so per cent.
, Its first Superintendent John Mon
cure is now in China, having been
sent there as a missionary.
Since Mr.. Moncure left, Mr. j. +.
Dicks has filled his place. Mr. J. ..
Harris Ia another able helper in the
school and made nice talk Sunday.
The Westhampton school being mis-
sion school from Tabernacle Is well
patronized by the mother church.
When the school was flrst organized.
Rev. w. L. Ball, offered q prize to the
one who would bring In the greatest
number of scholars.
The prize, Bible, was awarded
SunG-S to Stuart Franklin @A'nS
ahead with Charlie Thompson. Jr., only
four scholars behind. Stuart brought
in IS and Charlie II.
Miss Fannie Paxton. of Lynchburg.
who was visiting friends and relatives
here received q telegraphic message
Monday calling her home Immediately
on account OF the sudden extreme i'll
ness OF her father, Mr.. William Pax
ton. OF that city.
After spending some time in this
vicinity. Miss Pearle Yeaman has re-
turned to her home in Charlotte coun-
ty.
George Weaver. who underwent a
painful operation at the Memorial
Hospital some time ago at the hands
Of DR.. Shelton Horsley, has peen out.
for some time and is almost entirely
well.
Mr.. Russell Miller. who lost his new
home by Are the latter part of the
winter has nearly completed another
house on the same site.
Mrs. Boocock of Albemarle county.
10 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. J..
Todd.
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SACRIFICES HIS FACE
FOR HYGEINE'S CAUSE
Health Inspectors Phz All Pink and Agow Now Result of
Numerous Messages Shayes and Musings Gotten to
Trap Careless Tonsoral Gents.

Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WASHINGTON. u. C., June 20
Thanks to the health de~rtmeht OF
this city the man who has been COM
PEELED to pay a tip as well as the reg
uiation price to secure an honest shave
is having his innings to-day. He IS
still paying the extra money in the ZIP
but he Is now getting at least fair
@un for his money
There are many rules and regulations
here In Washington and there are many
rules and regulations for the oarpers.
The BARRIERS had forgotten many OF
them but now they are being recalled
For the past week the health depart
ment has had Inspector story sacrinc-
ing his fact for the good OF the popu-
lace, at least that portion of 1t that
Is compelled to shave. story has been
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SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Venabie-Street Baptist Sunday
school at sso The pastor will preach
at both hours Sunday. During July
he will give series OF short sum
rnesS evening sermons on the spirits.
Wig. The Devil: the Demons. the Holy
Spirit; the Angels; the Spirits OF the
Dead,
All invited to these services Good
music.
The pastor, Rev. W. E. Robertson,
will preach at both services at Kan
doiph- Street Baptist church on sun
day as follows: II A. NJ, philip the
Apostle; s;15 p. NJ. Confession and
Denial"
DR.. W. r. l. Smith. pastor Second
Bartist church. win preach morning
and evening.
There will be children's day service
at Laurei-Street Methodist church at
IL A NJ. Preaching by the pastor.
Rev. DIR. James II. Moss, at s:i5 p
NJ Subject. The Memorial Stone at
Sheckem.
Asbury Place Methodist Episcopal
GDuFCn. fEShCHiilE al a M Aio
Sis r. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. L. t.
Williams. Sunday-school at $3.50 A.
NJ
In Broad-Street Methodist chruch.
corner Ter tn and Broad streets,
preaching at IL A. M. and Sis p. NJ.
by the pastor Rev s. c. Hatcher.
p. .. Morning subject, why John
Went Back at Perga"; the subject tor
the night service will be "A For
hidden Affection" The Pablo is cor
daily invited to worship with U.S.
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Services at the Y. NJ, G. A

Services at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The speakers at the young mems
meeting Sunday afternoon will be as
follows: Mr.. j. Hoge Kicks, Labels" /;
Assistant Secretary J. p. Moore, The
Battle With Imperfections" Mr.. w.
l.. Austin. Religion Without a God"
The subjects are still being taken
from Stifier's book, The Fighting
Saint" and the meetings are proving
exceedingly interesting to men. All
men are invited
Last Sunday afternoon there were
ninety-two boys at the meeting OF
the club. Tomorrow the meeting
will be held at $50 in the Joseph
Bryan Memorial Auditorium, and all
boys are invited. Mr.. n. c. Scott will
speak on Two Threes." There win
be an illustrated song service.
The earliest date that could be Sc
cured for the moonlight excursion
which was postponed on account of the
dangerously high water is July 20.
This excursion win be run for only
senior members and their lady friends.
All members who secured tickets for
the former excursion can either re-
turn them to the counter and get
their money refunded or use them
on the excursion of July IS. There
will be music by the Blues band and
Polk Miller's quartet
There win be a meeting of the ac-
tive members of the association June
IS. Tuesday. at $40 P. M. in the
blue room. third floor OF the asso-
citation building. for the election of
seven directors for a term OF three
years.
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Grafton

GRAFTON. VA, June 25.--At a
recent meeting OF the Yorktown His
torical Society held in the famous old
home in Yorktown Of Thomas Nelson,
Jr., resolutions were adopted asking
the president Of the society to create
q committee OF three 10 locate the spot
of the surrender OF CORVALLIS TO
Washington in which the British
troops laid down xheir arms. The
committee was Instructed TO request
Governor Mann TO cooperate in their
work and also to request the secretary
of war to detail ofIlcers Of the en-
gineer corps Of the army to assist in
the carrying out the spirit and letter
OF the resolutions. The committee ID
~ follows: Rev. @. w. Dane. of Bal
imore; Conway H. 0haeld. OF York.
town, ana J. N. Etubbs, OF Giouces-
ter.
The Rappahannock district confer
ence will convene At Clarksburg
church. Middlesex county. July 1915.
The Rev. J. A. Winn. OF Mathews.
will preach the opening sermon.
The third quarterly meeting for
York circuit win convena 1t Provi I
dence church July lo-ll Rev. w.
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Winston Salem

Especial to The Richmond yirginiau
WINSTON-SALEM. n. c., June "a
Mr.. q. K. Smith. who has been social
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Wash
tngton. d. c., has accepted the tnvi-
tafion of the board OF directors OF the
local association to become general sec
rotary here to succeed r. M. Colbert,
who recently resigned TO go to VIII
mington. Del He will begin his new
duties August /.
Black Covington. q negro boy. was
bound over to the superior court yes
terday for being implicated in the rob
berry OF a store sometime ago, and also
in another case charging hi mwith lar
ceny His bond was liked at $500 which
he was unable to give.
Eugene White. OF South Fork town
ship. this county. was In the city yes
ter lay looking for his wife. Ethel h.
White, who he says ran away from MN.
He thinks she Is somewhere in virginia.
Mr.. White said he knew of no cause
Of his wife's leaving him. He Is max
strenuous efforts to locate her
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day to attend the summer norliS
school at Charlottesville.
w. A. Maddox left Thursday ri
spend a week with Mr.. and MN
Charles Warner in Essex county. Nh
#. III. Hewston. OF Frederickshurn@|
is visiting relatives in Brooklan6
Park. He will leave for Goldsbor1Ss
n. c.. in Il few days. where he ex&5
poets to go into business.
VIII Combs was given a pleae&H1s
surprise party Tuesday night In htN
home in Monteiro avenue. Games Nek0
played on the lawn and refreehmAAtM
served. Those present were He4
and Ora Austin. Elizabeth LauenAx&
Reata Flanagan, Reata Baker. M9kX9
Carpenter and Julia Combs. M&oee1
Otway Hughes, Goodwin and Dke2&
Kuyk, Lynwood Richardson. Vans
Sinclair and Peter Casselman- m
There will be q recital at Epipha
church. Barton Heights, next IE1
day night, June IS. at $50. Tor tl
benefit of Epiphany Guild. A ailV
Offering will be taken and reffo6l
ments will be sold In the parish 68l&
after the recital. Those who VIII 4n1[
part are Mrs. Sallie Montgonn641
Brown. Mrs. LudweiI L. Miller.
Ray Biliikopf, vioiinist: Mr.. E1Nax|
Boyd and Mr.. A. w. Martenstein. 3f1S
A. W. Martenstein will play. ssS
woodville Page, Jr.. the little
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Page. OF I6x
avenue, who was run down the 0NN
part of the week by the carriaG&T
cupied by a Miss Jenkins. OF SEQ
Grace street, and was driven ~ II
old coiored man. and who was thoMm
was seriously hurt. il about well. -
speedy recovery Is regarded - UN14
quite unusual, as the little fellow M
taken to his home in an uncom1144M<
condition. ID 3
A large company of people o
on the union picnic to West zN1
Friday. Everybody had q good
Games OF various kinds were pf4
songs were sung and bathing
boating were popular sports. ESe
body returned. declaring that th4
was full of enjoyment.
Mr.. Roden moved from his old
tdence on North avenue to his 81
some new residence In Gtnter
Thursday. Mrs. Roden. who hrs N41
quite i'll of late. Ia improving. s5S
Mr.. Hubble Minor Street. who 3
seriously hurt by being badly ~
ed at the American LOCOMOTIVES NX4
Wednesday morning. 10 better ~
Is now thought he, will get we'll M
Mrs George W. Lancaster. swhM
been quite sick for several d.
convalescing. ssa5
The Rev r. II. Bowden preacN
Reeds Memorial Presbyterian a.
Thursday night. 3ss NH
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shaved and massaged and mussed over
until his face Is a glorious pink and
ful TO Mr.. Story are now telling the
Judge about IL. BARRIERS who forget to
steriiize their raxors while story
looked on have been hailed into court
BARRIERS who attempted to use septic
pencii to check an unfortunate food OF
blood are answering the police court
clerks roll call and BARRIERS who nave
attem pied to use soiled towels are In
the procession
The health department has announc-
ed that the customers OF the BARRIERS
are entitled to protection and they are
getting it, When you pay twenty-nv
cents for a shave in Washington these
DAYS you can feel that you are getting
your moneys worth.
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Notice to Taxpayers
Office OF Collector Of City Taxes.
CITY Hall. Richmond. Va.

City Haii' richmond. va.
IHlS UrFlCE WILL ~ RE = ~
E EETEi TayE Esh REAL "a J EsThTE AN N
PEksoNAL, Foh FIFE fEAh 1910 On
JUNE loIh.
The WHOLE TAN Is DUE. but the
ordinance provides that one-nah may ne
december. Failure 70 pay all or one
aant -, y ~ 49, .ao,u. ;.h =
~ 49, I'D y ~. as;a sasor" SEpTrN
REP iST tha ~, ra Ii.sc ;s rso,,;rsd -
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Manassas

Especial to The Richmond vtRHl1
MANASSAS, VA, June ~
Tregor. who was injured n ri
car wreck in Washington = sisQ
since. has returned to his h0l
Two hundred yards OF tx& +
swept from the grade and Gl
in a ravfne on the Manaanao
Of the Southern Railway DUR
recent storm. delaying traf
hours. ~ "A
Mrs. r. M. Osborne. Of HaS
this county. died wednesday,
a train en- route to the W
Hospital. Charlottesville. t0G
Grafton for appendicitis
Miss H. r. Higginbott
folk, who has been vistfin
ter. Mrs. l. w. Kaeeh1&<
nassas. left here to-dax tn I'm
where she will embark Ga4S
Genoa.
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RENO, NEVADA. July 25.--The air
here seems to be breeding bellig-
erent spirit. The latest clash was
between Tex Richard and Sid Hester
In the lobby of the Golden Hotel. Hes
ter had tried to buy Richard and
l;leason's rights TO the moving pic
lures for the independents. and when
he found they had been sold to the
trust he got hot. A red hot argu-
mont followed. and Richard landed
on Hester They were mixing 1t up
about tho corridor when bystanders
fnterfered.
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Mrs. i. NJ. Jordan.

ESPECIAL TO The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA, VA. June 25.--Mrs
Willie A., wife OF Mr.. J. NJ Jordan.
aged 4s years. died at her home in
Greeneville county Thursday night OF
cancer. She Is survived by four chill
dren--Mrs Ella Gritty. Miss Daisy
and Lila. and Henry Jordan. Her
funeral was conducted by Rev. J. w.
Hickman at Zion Baptist church Fri
day evening. where her body was in
tered in the cemetery.
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ST. James Methodist church. Rev.
G. r. Greene. pastor. preaching at
IL O'Clock, subject. "A Plea for
Closer Watch Upon the Home Life:
at SIS r. NJ. SUBJECT 'Dtsregarding
the Future"
Grace Episcopal church, Rev. Lam
don r. Mason, rector, preaching at ~
A. NJ and s:l5 p. NJ. Seats free. All
cordially invited TO attend mems Bible
class. which meets in the church
proper at $50 every Sunday morning.
Colonel Eugene c. Massie will be the
teacher Sunday morning.
Services at Paramount Christian
church as follows; Sermon at IL A
NJ by y. s. Henkel. pastor. sermon
at SIS p. NJ. by the same: subject
THE Prodigal Reformed" This SER
mon will be illustrated with stereop-
ticon slides. At this service MIR, george
Adams will sing the ninety and nine.
which will also be illustrated. All are
welcome.
Rev. Gerald Culperson will preach
tot-morrow morning at Third Chris
tan church upon "A Re-Survey Of
Zion" and at night upon Man Be-
seeching; God Granting"
First Parish Unitarian church.
Highland Springs. There wifi be re-
ligtous service at IL A. NJ. Sermon
by the minister of the parish. The
subject OF the sermon will be. The
Higher Service" The Sunday-school
will NEE. at 1910 p. NJ.
First Unitarian church. Rev. A. j,
Coleman, of jacksonville. Fla. will
preach at IL A. M: subject. THE
Basis Of Our Integrity"
manuel Baptist church (Fifth and
Leigh streets). Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. b. Franklin Bryan. Phi. d.
At II A. NJ. subject. Fate and For
tune" At s:15 p. NJ, subject THE
Gates Of the Celestial City"
Paramount Avenue Baptist church.
w. r. Burrell. pastor. Services at
IL A. M. and Sis p. N. Morning
subject. Gods Masterpiece." Evening
subject. Gods Will as Touching the
Mr.. William I. Evans. a recent grad
uate at the c. NJ. A. training insti-
tute, Nyack. N. r., will conduct SER
vices at $50 p. M. at the Alliance
Gospel Hall. sos West Broad street.
every night through the week at s
P. M. All are invited.
All Day Holiness Meeting.
An all day holiness meeting will
be held Sunday in the West End Mis-
sion. sos West Cary street. Services
will be as follows: 9 A. NJ. sunrise
prayer m~Ating: IL A. NJ. Bible talk
and sermon: subject, The Witness OF
the Spirit: 1850 p, NJ, meeting for
vival; 8 p. NJ. sermon; subject. The
Gift Of the Holy Chose. These mis-
sion services are attended by those Of
almost all denominations. All are
welcome,
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Grove avenue and Eim--Rev. James
Y. Fair ID. D. pastor. Preaching To.
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At the First Baptist church. Rev.
DR.. George w. Mcdaniel. pastor. Will
preach at both services, at II A. III.
and Sis p. n.
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Meeting i'm Midnight Mission.

This Saturday night at p. M. res
cue gospel meeting in Midnight Mis-
sion. 1894 East Franklin street. Mid
night meeting will begin at 1890:
subject tonight. The Elder Brother
Persecution of the Prodigal Son,
being. the twelfth of the fifteen Bible
talks on the prodisal son. Drinking
men especially welcome.
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At the Grace Street Baptist church.
there will be preaching at morning and
evening services by the pastor the Rev.
David NJ. Ramsay, D. D., at IL A. NJ.
Subject '"rhe March of the Master. at
SIS, subject THE Wanderer Reclaim
Al
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Clara Pechin Tsois~eau.

Mrs. Clara Pechin Boisseau. wife OF
A. J. Boisseau. died Friday at her
home, No it02 West Clay street. She
was ffty-eight years old. The funeral
took place Saturday morning from
the house
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In Union Station Methodist church
Preaching at II A. M. and s:15
r. M. by Rev. r. II. Potts. Sunday
school at s:15 A. NJ. Children's day
services at $3.50 P. NJ.
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morrow at IL A. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
Sabbath school at $3.50 A. NJ. West
minister League at 1880 p. NJ. Next
wednesday ut Sis p. M. DR.. Fair
lectures on the Sunday school lesson.
ALI welcome.
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The funeral of Mrs Hannah Sears
Mereilo. who died Thursday, VIII take
place Sunday afternoon at 4:3e O'Clock
from st. Johns church. Burial will
be in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Lorenzo Grady.

Lorenzo Grady. sixty-five years old,
died Friday at No. ii23 West Main
street. The funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon from the Park
Place Methodist church.
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Marshall Street Christian church
Services at IL A, NJ. and at S:15 p.
NJ. Special Gospel services. Captain
Carlton Mccarthy VIII make an adj
dress. Good singing. Come,
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Miss Relle r. LYON.

Miss Belle T, Lyon died Friday.
The funeral will take place sunday
from the mortuary chapel. Hebrew
Cemetery. Rev. Or. E. \. Caliseh VIII
offfciate.
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Street Preaching.
Sunday night at O'Clock some
missionaries from the West End Hon-
ness Mission will hold open air meet
ing on the corner at the auditorium.
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Grove Avenue Baptist hurcf
preaching at morning and evening ser
vices by the pastor the Rev w. &
James TIL d.
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Barton Heights

Mrs. L. G. Edwards. OF Hanover
county. is the guest Of Mrs. N. b.
Croxton.
Miss Maud Kuyk win leave Non-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-25

A FOR SALE IN THE
yirgintAn want 4dH1 M
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Am Day Holiness Meeting.

Westminster Presbyterian church.
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WASHINGTON WARD TAXES,
to be paid in same manner at the office OF
]. P. ROBINSON, Special Asst. City
Collector, at 10th and HuIl Streets.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

was subsequently abandoned because OF an
advantageous offer received from Mailiard,
the present tenant.
The option held by Acker, MerTall & Con-
cit expires on August 1, and II is under
stood that the property Will then be LACED
on the market
John Forsythe, corporation, purchased
the lease and stock Of Michaelis Roh-
man. in order TO get possession Of the six
story building at No. 2 TO IS West 54th
street, which recently Was released from j.
G. Goldsmith. who rents the property for
the Astor estate. The Forsythe company
obtained the Goldsmith building for period
of fifteen years at a rental averaging about
SIS 900 a year. The lease the corporation
held of the Delaplaine estate property at
the southwest corner of Broadway and 18th
street has been cancelled. 1t was obtained
from Oliver Ditson, at $4,000 year, and
still had twenty-odd years to run.
Some interesting sales were made at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos IA
and IS Vesey street. on Thursday. Two
parcels brought ss21, 40
Edward Roche bought the block bounded
by West. Washington. Reade and Duane
streets for s464. 40. while the nine story
apartment house at No. 50 to 81 East 30th
street was sold to l. A. Wilson, who is
said to represent parties interested, for
1851 o09
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

the Owners closed a deal with the whole
sale drygoods firm of 5. Steinfeld & Co Tor
a lease for term OF years. A few months
ago Charles z. Otis, another Yonkers man,
bought new ten story apartment house in
Cathedral Parkway, just off Broadway. He
gave in part payment his home, Buena
Vista. in North Yonkers.
\ Another interesting announcement was
that made by the Herald Square Holding
Company that il has bought five dwelling
houses in West S4th street and West End
avenue for a twelve story elevator apart
ment house. This is a residential block
The property purchased was No. 274 from
Sophia r Eaton and others: No 276, from
Charles " Drake; No. 27S, from Adeline
NIolyneauz. and Nos. $50 and go, from
Henry Du PUy For the structure the
property offers site 622 feet on the ave
nue. and SS.4 feet in S4th street.
The Haywood Realty Company made
purchase Of some speculative Importance
IN the Pennsylvania terminal station sec
ticn 10y acquiring Nos. $50 and 367 Seventh
avenue just south of 5lst street and di-
agonally opposite the new station. Another
Interesting sale was that OF the Jensico
apartment house. at No 1929 West End
avenue an eight story building The
name OF the purchaser has not been di-
vulged. He has bought the property for
an investment. and will occupy one of the
apartments
Boehr. 4 Coon sold their half interest in
the eleven story Acker. Merrall & Condit
building at the southwest corner of Fifth
avenue and }5th street Among the group
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

NEAR UTICA AVENUE SUBWAY.-TWO
beautiful lots, only 5000 each: easy terms
sidewalks. water, gas. snap LUHN. 4913
Church ave. Brooklyn.