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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

trYmen OF St. Georges Protestant Eplsco-
pal Church. at Rutherford Place and 18th
street. is the buyer Of the dwelling, NO. i
Rutherfurd Place. sold recently by Alice
r. Bloom. The dwelling adjoins the church.
and WAS secured to protect its light and
TO prevent a big building being erected too
near the church property.
Andrew Shiland is the buyer Of the dwell
ing No. 100 East 18th street, sold recently
b. the Riiler estate.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company negotiated the sale of No lG
Fifth avenue FOR Miss Elizabeth Aynar-
The property was transferred yesterday to
Chester r. Krouse. The WestlciSh Realty
Company is the real buyer.
Gordon Brothers. of Brooklyn, ironwork-
ers are the buyers of No lis and 76 West
9th street, two thrce-story dwelling
houses. on a plot 37.6x9S.9 feet, recently sold
by the Realty Holding Company They
Will erect on the site twelve story build
inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MARCH T.


AMSTERDAM AVE, g., north store; " after
Dickinson to Max GTauitz: yrs ii mos from
Nov I, 1908. $500; address. ia West i@iih ST
GRAND ST 1873: Edmund l. Bayl"s "a al.
trustees, to Generoose Ristiano: - yrs l'v 81.
May T. 1910 $500: address, Room al i9i
Bowery.
GOUvERNEUR ST, IS; Mary G BuginsiI =. to to
N and A Zabiins<y: yrs from March J. l9io'
81 920: address. IS Gouverncur 81.
GREENWlCH ST 36+. s cor OF Franklin
st: Mary carey and John i Dun. eX"cutoIS'
etc, to Henry often; . yrs from May l. i3lp'
s. 500 and s.. 700; address, 36i Greenwich ST.
MULBERRY ST, 1875: Caterina Crimino to
Muizia CiaIvanese: ) yrs mos from oct j.
1909 $3.50: address. l26 Mulberry ST.
MORRIS PARK AVE. 642: Anton Tuzcka
to Peter Calviello: yrs from MAY To- i'io'
$3.50: address. 1897 Cruger ave.
NORTH MOORE ST. A.; Lillian Il Gil,iSpe
to Gabriel Nachman; yrs from May l. i"iP'
5000: address, as Beach ST.
PROSPECT AVE, $50: Henry Acker 70 l.
pitono; = yrs from Oct /, 1909: SSlo' ADDRESS
1929 Stebbins ave.
SOUTH ST. 22S and o29: John Trageser Cop
per Works to Nj Berman Il co; yrs from
May i. 1910; S4.10o; address. II Rutgers ST.
I'D AVE, 1908; John Bach TO Addin ,
Stehle: : yrs from May /, 1911; Sl,3oo; aa-
dress, 2i24 Sth ave.
I'D ST. - and Sc West. Sarah 3 McAdam
to William Baulus and Agnes Q Howell; . Sls
from Feb /. 1910; address, 81 West Sd St
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MANY BRONX SALES
INCREASE IN TRADING N BOROUGH a
FEATURE OF THE M-lRKET.
Site in Loft Centre Changes Hands-4utomobc Etchange
Bus Vest Side Structure.

a fair volume 80 business was transacted
In the real estate market yesterday. the
leading fea-ure OF the t-adirS being Z
larger demand for properties in The Bronx
sAinUnS The Bronx transactions reported
were the ss1s of seven brick tenement
houses at tie southeast corner of 146th
street and college avenue. of q TWO story
dwelling Eouse in Hoe avenue, Of six
story apartment house at the southwest
corner OF Home and Union avenues. of a
plot the westerly side Of Popham ave
Due. 81 feat south OF 17eth street: Of five
three family houses in Teller avenue. OF
eight lots. extending from Purdy TO Odeli
streets; OF q. three story business building
IN East l65th street, of four story factory
on a plot OF about five lots in East 166th
street and of plot of little more than
four lots al the southeast corner OF Bryant
avenue and 1slst street.
On the College avenue site four five story
new law apartment houses. with stores,
viii be erected
The trading in the midtown loft centre
west of Sixth avenue resulted in a change
Of ownership 10 the three old dwelling
houses No. I26 TO 1S0 West 22d street, on a
plot 55.3x9s.9 feet. The houses Were sold by
Mayer 5. Auerbach TO the Fleischmann
Brothers Company
on The site q twelve story store and loft
structure will be built.
Mitchell A c. Levy added t. his holdings
by the purchase from Moses hinzler OF the
premises No. SSS West @Sth street, a three
story frame building, lot 25x9S.9 feet.
In the East Size residential zone. north
Of 18th street. buyers were found for the
dwelling houses No. - East SD street. Nc.
IL East Goth street and No. 167 East list
street, and for the new garage Nos 127 anu
I2s Ia st SD street
In the upper West Side a business build
ing and a number of hathouses changed
hands.
An important central West Side deal was
the sale by Cross & Brown TO the Broad
way Automobile Exchange of the two story
and basement factory building. plot
1glS100 feet, at the northeast corner of 18Th
street and Eleventh avenue. The buyer
VIII use the premises as a mandatory
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IN ARMY AND NAVY
Elaborate Plans for N4ra'
Militia MdHPUJFfs.
from The Tribune Bureau
yVastiuptDu. MarCi


c,,rfr,,tE or MOBfLfZATION.-E1
,,.,tc rI.,n, have been made ~ the Navy
Department for the summer exercises %
the naval militia including assignments
,r members Of the various organizations
TO dutv on board battIeships Of the NJ
1,ntic fleet This is tin first time tHcfc
has been such a thorough scheme Of mob
iItzation The plan contemplates the par
ticipation of 500 naval militiamcn from al
parts of the country in these exercises.
ut an estimated cost for rationS and pay
on navy rates of $4,000 The Navy De-
partmcnt has adopted police which 1t Is
hoDed viii lead TO the development Of the
naval militia in order to secure from
that ally Of The regular navy the best posi-
sible results IL is desired to nave re
serve from which the naval force may nc
augmented in time Of war. n careful
estimate OF such augmentation has To-
Gently been made by the Navy Depart
rnent and casts grave doubts ON the asser-
ton. Of which much has been made IN the
past that in time of war there will be y"
less than thirty thousand American sail
ors on the Great Lakes alone. 1t is qUes-
tionabIe whether, in the first place, these
men are Americans. and whether, III the
second place the are sailors In am
case. it is recognized that the needs OF
the navy in the next war Will be imTHc-
date, and if recruiting extends over con-
siderable period of time there viii he
no adequate supply.
Another important point which has been
touched upon is the need OF youthful re-
garvtsts. since it has been shown by the
records of the target practice division that
the wonderful shooting in the navy is done
of
gunpointers being about twenty-one years.
and that these gunpointers are trained
from recruits IN a few weeks. The naval
authorities have about abandoned the
tradition that salvation lies in the mer-
chant marine They are more and more
Inclined to believe that the naval militia
should be placed on an efficient basis
from which the naval strength may be
derived.
NAVAL PERSONNEL.-Beca Of the
promotions which would result from the
naval personnel bill now before Congress,
naval officers both of the line and the
staff, are watching the progress of the
measure with keen interest If the new
bill passes the navy will not only have
younger rear admirals, but there will be
ADDED TO the line three vice-admirals.
new grade. There will be only five vacarS-
cies to be created in the line i'm the pres
ent year in addition to those due to re-
tirements for age. In the medical corps
eleven inspectors will he promoted to be
directors, twenty-five surgeons to be in
spectors and si, passed assistant surgeons
to be surgeons In the pay corps three
inspcctors will be promoted, four paw
masters and fourteen assistant paymasters
will receive higher rank. One naval con-
structor will be promoted to the rank OF
captain two to the rank of commander,
and there Will be six new appointments
There will be ten new appointments to the
corps of civil engineers, six promotions TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
MECHANiCS' LIENS.
MARCH 4.

aGT14 ST- 5,2 West: Louis Roczmorc agt Anna
OReiiIy. ow-,er; Nathan Aiperin. contractor
S1z5
1tGTTf ST. 100 and III Fast: LeNlngl on 'iotti
1;ctaI Works aCt II b Grossman. C~ner ana
contractor; Sis
45TH ST "a West; Harris Aron2Witz as'
Mary .ayrei, owner and contractor; S'o
9TFFI ST - to 81 East; Frederidt Ad;er az.
Iron Masters Realty and construction Co. o"Hsi
and contractor: $3.50.
HEATH AVE W 3 - IT : OF @5oth 81;
I25xan: Tony Durante agt Metzcr Buii1lhg an"
Construction 60, owner; HART MetzIer con
tractor. 81 .40O.
WEsNDOVfK AVE $ 26 2 It @ OF Iath ave-,
-5x1oI. Corr f1onveaIth Roofing 90 agt
Schvarzlcr. owner and contractor; SOL 40
MANGIN 81. - ard 0f; Samuel Kamen aEt
Davis lsecks owner; Kowalsky Bros cohttdcto'''
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BRAZILIAN DREADNoUGHT HERE
Ten-Day Stay IN Hampton Roads
Rough Trip Across.

Norfolk Va. March 4--The new Bra
lillian DreadnouSbt Minas Geraes arrived
in Hampton Roads to-day. after haVlng
been compelled by the dense fog to lay az
anchor outside for thirty-six hours.
Passing in at $50 A. m. simultaneously
with the passage outward Of the new
American battIeship Michigan. bound for
Cuba the Brazilian dropped anchor near
the cruiser North Carolina, which she IS
to accompany to Brazil after the body OF
the late Brazilian Ambassador is placed on
the latter vessel
(,antafn Das NeVeS who commands the
Mfnas Cferaes. reported bad weather on the
VOYAGE from Plymouth. high seas carrying
away part of the ships torpedo shelf
The NinaS GeraeS viii be here ten daTS.
and her officers viii visit Washington. Ne"
York and possibly other Eastert cities
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RECENT BUYERS.

Edward Is. Gethin was associated with
Andreu Z GilSey in the recent purchase
~ the property Nos. Ifl and l33 West 18th
street title 30 which was taken by them
vesterdav Henry N Weill was the broker
lu the transaction. The purchasers have
secured q. mort gage Of 81 co for two years,
paya bic in one year.
Paul Tuckerman is the buyer Of the
swelling house 40. q East 69th street. the
sale Of which o. the Louis Adler estate
Eas recently reported. Posi- & Reese were
the brokers.
Israei Lebo;itz is the buyer Of No OBJ
West 45th street recently sold by Louis
T. Donal7er
}. Pieipont Morgan. as head Of the YES
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
MARCH 4.

with name and address Of lenders attorney
MARCH 4.
PRoONF ST $40. Feb %, 1908; Morris Rose
to 1fT Real Estate Co, $4,000; address, 1Io
Broadway.
CHARLTON ST. 1856 and other property; Nov
- 1906, Augusta |. Jones to Joseph @ l1ortaiiu'
$1,000; attorney, tharIeS Netcldlh' 1oo VIII
lam ST.
CHARLTON ST. 1876. and other propcrty; May
96 1908. Augusta J. Jones u William & Den
man: $4,000; attorney, Charles Avery
ESSEX ST 9Si2: March 4. 1921; Meyer Eisen-
berg and ano TO Joseph kritzman; $4,000; at
torrle-a. Roeder y Roedcr. 40 Nassau St
NORFOLK ST III; Dec !, 1904 Henry Pasin-
sky ct al to George \ Barker ct al; $2S,0U0.
attorney. Tarrant Putnam
RIVINGTON ST. II cor Norfolk ST. 34X7S;
.ur : 1904: Isaac Buss 70 Morris Rose and ano;
Slg 300. attorneys, HUFFMAN & FranhenheimeT.
% Broad St
STANTON ST 80: May ]. 1906; Leopold
Kaufman Caroline Davis $1,000; attorney,
Hugo Conn. 10 Ave a.
I'd AVE. Is; Dee :. 1906; Harry Frisch to
Frederick hifschhorn; $l,OO0; address 10 ID ave,
% AVE, 2I3: March l, 1906; Herman Walter
Broadway
9TH AVE. @sG: Aug ]. 1907; Ida c Brachcr to
Irvine Raymond; $4,000; address, SO Broad
way
5TII AVE. 2ss; Aug l. 1907; Ida 9 Bracher to
Maud 5 Raymond. $i25,coo; address. S73 Broad
Way
1906. Augusta l. Jones to Joseph Dorland'
10000; attorney Charles II ketchaln' 100 Will
lam St
4TII AVE. 3d.. ana other property; MAY 70.
Io0s; Augusta /. Jones to William { DcnInan.
$1,000; attorney. Charles Aver
4TH ST, 800 East; March rel! 80 1905, Annie
Lndesmann to Lawyers Title Insurance Go;
$l1 coo: address. iGo Broadway
4TII ST 800 East; March IS. 1897; Aaron
Mint aud ano to Annie lIndesnlann, St'3O1. at
torney. l. Dobroozynsd. 3U2 Broadway.
7TII ST. los: March l. 1904; Aaron Erode to-
Louis Eosenwake: 5000; attorney. Hugo cohn.
IL Ave \.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney.)
Interest = per cent unless otherwise stated.
MARCH 4.
MANHATTAN.


HAMILTON PL Il W $. 37.7 Il ~ Of 140th
81 l7sx6I.s& irreg. / W. per cent: Emma NJ
BuRiiss to Andrew j Larkin; $500: address, -
Maple st. Port Richmond. y Y
LBXINGTON AVE. cor l02d ST. 1878.
Feb -, due per bond. julius Goldberg
Charles \ Flammer anu ano; $!0000; address,
3y3 Broadway
ST MARX : PI., -. 25xa3.1i: = yrs Il. per
cent. Tina Pemer and to United States
Trust 90; $4,000; address, A. Wall 81.
WHITEHALL ST. ~. cor Water st. 37.5x
~. ~ irreg due per bond. Nina WikeninE 10
Title Guarantee and Trust 90. 81. 900. address.
176 Broadway
81 ST. 81. -. 1xlO6 prior mtg $1,000; due
May s. 1911. d per cent, Fannie Fried Morris
Weiss: s.. 90: address. Room 400 1872 Nassau ii,
30 ST. West Broadway runs II 300
10 s $ West Washington So prior mtg SIG. ODO) :,
due per bond: Washington Square Realty 60
simon II Cohen; $500. address. 1G6 West
136th st.
9TH AVE, W : 81 # n Of 18th st. 6.2xs0;
aIeY"ay 10 RI VIDE. running from 18th 81. =.
March =; hester flruuse to County Holding
Co tl25 900. attorneys Merrill q Rogers. 12s
BioadRaJ.
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iNt-di LSiStt I,srtlalSG SdIeSTGOIgt. Ii
and ~ Nesey street. resulted as follows:
81 Joseph y. Day
fEARL ST 247 and 249 8 96s # 2 .f
John -, IINil"-l * HTc8. TWO stE loft and
store hidSs. a = Fletcher e al agt John
pcttit e. al CTUmHc!. atty. i J. kier-
non. rel, amt due. $si. sH9 -. to the pIainti1I
foi 100000.
14GTH ST. s4s to .512. $ $ ~, It . Of Broad
NAY i1A3n u. two > s1y flats. twenty hIrd
Ward bank aEi Rae Ginsbcr, ot al. I.cxuv,
81 * ", attss; & l. Cohn. ref. amt due 81
AS ~. taA.a. etc. 81 81 II. adjourned a.,
March -
eth 81. l37. "a 50 # @ 81 Lexington ave.
2"NiG"5. sly dwC, 4 " Leon q Al. tris-
les. AT Samuel W"inbeTg ct al. j II Morgan
atty G Leubuscher. ref. amt due sly
eos -. taxes, cte. 500, to s q Barber for
$3.50
BELMONT AVE. Ii " cor lSati 81 l,xs7 6
sly teumt and store. r N Patterson aa.r
Louis Sosch"se ct al: y - Whalev. atfv. ! II
Truesdale. ref. amt due SI-i53 o.: taxes etc
$40; adjourned 10 March 10
TIFFANY ST " coz I67th st ~ 6rys e.
4"AG'2 vacant 4 = Rogers agt u Baldwin
Fl al Merrill 4. st>s. Phelan Boale ref:
amt due S2.'o4 o. taxes. etc $751; ~ SUB f.. a
mtg Of $1,000, to the plaintiff for S11 600.
By Samuel MARI
llSTH ST 339 and 34l, n s. 10 fl a. of LIST
ave "a b1loo 10. q sty tenmt and stores n
! Rac~y, eNtFE. etc. ast Michael Nsrone et
al u DelGnsn. attEi : NcE14etv ref:
AMT due. sIl4l1 IS taxes, lie. 81 49, a. sub
% a prior mtg Of 100000. To the plaiutit for
50 TG4
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the rank. Of commander and three 10 n,
rank Of captain. There will be no forr,.
rcfiremeuts in the marine corps for a nm,
Der Of years but a number of promotion,
In the lower grades
ORDERS IssUED.-The following order,
have been issued:
ARMY
Major lay J. MORROW. CORPS or snsns-rs '.
Pos tlsnd. April -. relieving Major JAMES
F. MINDOE corps 81 engineers. % =.
Portland Engineer District.
Captain MARCUS u. CI;ONIN. from t9rh 70 2ss
captain IiARRY <. ROWLAND from 18th /,
1,apfsjp SEDGWIcK RICE. - cavalry 2, h,
springs Army and Navy Genera Hospital
First Lieutenant WILLIAM q ~ SSFLI. i'm
Trfaptrv ~ Pacific Branch Military Prfso-
Nlcatrsz Tslsnd vice First Lis1tsrs1.
Cif4NNING =. DE.fAPI4tNE. 1ttb Iafsa-
r.,rt Iie ri .l,. JAMES r BARNEY. sth c-
airy. from Fort Mosroe. July T. to hts req
second I,lentensnt ALBERT y. DoCTSERY. ssb
cavalry. from school ~ Mus<etry Prssidlo
ef Monterey. e, Fort Ynllosvstoue
So .e.1d lieutenant DORSEY p. EOD%ET 5sa
cavalry. 20 Presidio Or Morferey 70 fsss
course in School o. AuskefrT begirrirs
fpriI. thence 10 Schofeld Barrse@s. laval
Territory.
Lieutenant = J. king. detached ths Mi1u.-
sofa. 20 the Ne-E Hampshire
Lieutenant G. q. MOSES. detached TIE TieHs-
burg. home. vat orders
Ensign w I4fC;CfETT Jr.. 20 Nas q Nedicsl
,iidsEipT r'' NJ T. l. KArFF-MAN detached =.
yesh di5ngsaF' II. 70 r. M5LBaRY detscae3 n.
Washington, 20 tho HUI
sf:ds5iUrla6 s n ERATs. detached ta- Ten
Assistant Surgeon IT. 2 FEEHF.S' p, detachst
ff,o california. 70 naval training station an
MARINE. CORPS
Ma In HENRY T,EOS.RD. 20 washington. s5r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
wES-CHESTER ACREAGE SAL
SALE

Cooley & West have sold Tor William L
REYNOLDS his fifty-acre farm At Croton
Lake IN the town of Yorktown, to drug
cist Of this city for aoout $4,000
Ordway Griffin has sold d plot fronting
759 feet on the State Road, a half mile from
Yorktown Heights on the road TO Ans
walk. 10 Edward Titus for 81. lo0. NJ. Titus
VIII erect q house for his son On the site.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MARCH 4.

PLYMPTON AVE. $ o cor Boscobe1 ave. I2-5x
61.9x rreG: Anna l. Henhen loans Kemp Jones
Realty 60 $14 900.
I'd AVE, So; Max J Kramer loans Mayer
Zalka and Sadie Kramer $500
11&TH ST $. 80 fl of Broadway. Sax
100. II; city Mortgage Co loans Palermo & Son
Contracting 60 S1OG coo
EASTBJ-RN AVE, e s. 1854 f n of Hath St
50x95: Mary CroXson loans Belmont Realty
and construction Co $4,000.
18TH ST. 80 to A West: City Real Estate 60
loans Roscorn Realty 60 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
TESTS OF THE MICHIGAN.

Norfolk. Va, March 4.-The new battle
ship Michigan is at sea off this coast
with the naval board of inspection and sur
vey on board for official tests prior to ac-
ceptance from her builders. These sea
tests viii continue for forty-eight hours or
more.
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FOR moNTcLAiR HOUSE. $4,000

The handsome brick Colonial house on
South Mountain avenue. Montclair, n J.,
directly opposite LleweIlyn road and near
tire home OF William Il Dickson, first vice
president Of the United States Steel Cor
peraticn has been purchased by W. .
Stewart fer occupancy. The price paid for
the house vas SlSl,oyl
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Adolph kaston to Franklin Petit; 500
Margaret A Downey to Michael j. sullivan;
81
Meteor Realty and Construction co TO Sarah.
wife Of George Baccker. $lot
Augusta l. Grimm Caroline 4 Grimm =
$lco
Patricl. , jordan TO jacob cooper, 81
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LIS PENDENS.



LOUISE ST. :, 10 # of Columbus ave
25xaI; Clara Knaute ast Annie pain ct al fore
closure of mtS): attorney D. Arthur
LOTS 50 to 333. Map of Adee Park. Bronx;
Emily : Kuerzi agt Hale Building and Realty
60 ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorney. F j
kucrzi
BAXTER ST. IS and 40: Maria l. Vanderpoel
agt Abraham kassaI al foreclosure of MTG;
attorneys. Man & Man.
I'D AVE. =. 40 + # $ of 10th ST. "a SXtoo:
Dry Dock Savings Institution agt Louisa Fischer
ct al foreclosure of MTG; attorney, F NJ
TiCfenor.
HEATH AVE. = 237. # of Boston ave
.-.N92 >. Henry g Sieck. jr. agt Van Nest
Woodworking co ct al (counter-claiInD; attoT-
ney. I NJ CrandelI.
VALENTINE AVE s. 400 II Of Clark st.
ffafX2SI. 6y 101 2x}029: Hammer Realty 60 agt
Dennis " Moran specific performance); attor-
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BUYS MoRRISTOWN PLOT.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Or Gran
vile NJ White TO a client 2 plot Of land
on Madison avenue. Convent Station, Nor
iistown =. J.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARCH 4.
WEST END AVE. : " cor Tooth st; United
Plumbers SuM,iy 60 agt l. & Han
Realty 60 ct az. March >, 1919; $50 Is
9eTH ST 3i5 to 22t West; John + Crnuin
agt James Fhedford ct al; Feb -, 1910; $3.50 So
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HDI Sc Fol

HOUSE FOB SALE OF To RENT At SUM
init \. J.-I6 rooms. baths Large stable.
attractf.s grounds Ter minutes walk from
station ADDRESS OWNER. 2. o. Box So New
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MARCH T.
THE BRONX

30 AVE. W s. 30 # n of f73th st: for sty
frame shed. 40x20: ! r SChiavene, AIS East 1S2d
ST. architect cost $50: owner. estate of Will
lam \ BedeIl, Chappaqua. y Y
2I5TH ST :, ID # Of Bronxwocd ave: Tor
two sly frame dwlgs 20x44 each; Andrea PIP
tone. Vernon ave. Long Island city architect
total cost. 81 600; owner, Concctma Rapuso, 5GS
East 1929 St
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ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRO

WALKER AVE. " cor Of Lawrence ave: to
two stv frame hotels. 81 2xJG.S and 81 SxS3 Z:
r EbeIinE. 1886 Walker ave architect: total
cost. s.. 600; owner. Elizabeth Kroncmeyer, on
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For sale or rent. mountain cottage; furnished.
Il rooms. = baths, barns, etc Fine Opportunity
LENT RernardSviie. y. j.
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ADVERTISE ENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received their Uptown
Office No 1864 BroadwaJ. between est. and
3Ith sis. until O'Clock p. Advertisements
received ~ he following braucn offices at
regular u,fi,e rates until o'co-,, -. ~. Vi.
ga Sta ave. :. g sd st: I-S 6tH ave M.
IotL- ,Ml L.lst LIN - VS.. 4rl
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

The auction sales held yesterday AT the
Real Estate EErilap ge saIesToom. Nos. II
and ~ Nesey street. resulted as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

the rank. Of commander and three "a ..
rank Of captain. There will be no forr.
in the marine corps for nu-,
Der Of years. but a number of promotion,
In the lower grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
NEW JERSEY.

ARTISTIC NUTLEY HOUSES $3.50 Up:
choice lots $50 up. LAMBERT. 90 Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE oRTo LET
Observation-Disclosures
ron RENT SHELTER ISLAND

| Furnished cottage near water. Fine section
! Apply W. &. REEVES < co. IL East I'D ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

ORDERS ISSCED.-The following ORDER
nave neen issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
1910 TT. Hamilton Parkway. Brooklyr.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SAI.E-E.STATE % ACRES. AT
Greens Farms Conn: s room house and out
building: on high ground; fine view OF Long
Island sound beautiful valley west and north
three minutes walk from Depot. adUls. sale.
price SI5.O>o- Inquire OF J. r. JENNINGS, So
Nn.rralk Z, Z, OSBORNE. SIepnev. Conn.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-05-26
DO 1T TODAY.

The board of Village Trustees have
passed and had published several good
ordinances, among them being one pre-
venting stock from running at large in
the city limits. Many of the citizens
planted trees, sowed lawns and put in
gardens, thinking that this ordinance,
at least, would be enforced. But in
stead of it being enforced, it looks like
the city was taking in stock to pasture,
with shade trees and lawns as an in
ducement to get a large patronage,
from the amour of stock that is run
ming at large inside of the city limits.
This is not fair to the citizens who are
trying to improve the appearance of
the city, and the Trustees should see
that this one ordinance, at least was
enforced. Do it to-day.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-05-26
Here's One Wen "Spring." "


''The hens are a-clucking, the colts
are a-bucking, the zephyrs are joyously
murmuring tunes; and the peacock is
naughty, the gosling is dotty, the far
mers are laboring sewing their prunes.
The lambkins are jumping the wind
mill is pumping lot of wet water to
fill up the tank; the hired girl SO fiossie
is now milking old Bessie, who knocks
o'er the pail with one biff of her shank.
The hired man is fussing with the har-
ness, and is cussing whoever invented
slab-sided mule; the old hen is squak-
ing and thinks it is shocking that ducks
will go swimming round in pool. 0,
Spring, you're dandy; my harp isn't