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New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

Han e. sterz, have sold for General Rush
c Hawkins the property No. q West zVth
,t-ees. 8 four story dwelling. on a plot OK
% feet to Joseph UllIlsn, who snort sii1e
$50 also purchased through the same hrok-
.rs the adjoining sites. Nos. . and p West
,a-h street. and now controls plot a9NS-
feet.
The property just sold was the home OF
General Hawkins since 1856. when he puT
chased IL from the late Henry c MSrauanu'
who for many years was president or the
Metropolitan Museum of Art Generai ffa"-
kins is one OF the few surviving Eenef'AiS
OF the civil War. having fitted out ana
commanded tho regiment known As tne
Hawkins ZoUsves-' The old nome ne
sold is now completely surrounded by tall
business buildings.
Michael r. Burns has sold the three
.ns-rn,on. houses at No. 5le 70 5ls West
Led street. between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue. for $4,000. The property is
resr Trinity Cemetery Each building oc-
cupies 4 plot sl-Sx99u feet.
r,iot 1sfN2,l feet. on the east side OF
Narla avrnue 900 feet south Of Elwood
street. in she Dyckmsn section. has been
sold nv Eliza beth II. Gil6ersleeve, OF Glider
sleeve. Middlesex County. Conn,
Iolln 2. Reid is reported to have sold the
northwest corner Of Pinehurst avenue and
1sath street, a plot leo.2xlo6-SN irregular Mr.
Reid bought the property for $3.50 al the
auction sale of the holdings OF the Fort
Washington and Buena Vista syndicates.
IN April OF last year
A Bluulenthal negotiated the sale of the
southwest corner Of Amsterdam avenue and
775ah street, 1e8xI5O feet. with foundations.
for the T J. Mcguire Construction Com
ranv. TO the Brook Construction Company,
which will erect six story elevator apart
mont house on the site
IN exchange for the Amsterdam avenue
corner the Brooklyn company gave the four
southeast corner Of Clinton avenue and
lSnth street which was held at s23o.0eO.
Three courses in real estate viii be pro-
vidcd by the West Side Young Mems Chris
sisn Association this winter The first OF
these. which viii be opened on Tuesday.
October II. with Francis L. Ward presiding
end Joseph p. Day and Walter Stabler as
speakers. viii cover various phases OF the
real estate business such as the selling and
management of properties
The second course, scheduled for
Thursday evenings beginning or December
J. will consist Of 4 series of lectures on
real estate law. by Walter Lindner. soic1-
tor OF the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
psny.
The third course VIII be in charge of Ron
aid c. Lee. manager of the Realty Records
Company. and viii deal with practical Of
fce management. This course will consist
Of fifteen lectures. on Monday evenings.
beginning October Il.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
sAYcHEsTER LOTS SOLD.

successful sale or Baychester property
st the Bsychester station Of the Harlem
branch Of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Was held ny Joseph P.
Dsy for Mrs Agnes h Murphy Mulligan
"n Saturday on the premises. The average
Price lot was close TO Ssa. Among the
buyers were the Montgomery Securities
company. Grace II Shaw, Teresa Vaughn.
4. }. Smith. T. Wernecke. Francis Chris
topher. Minnie W Ferguson Mrs Kent.
Louise Thomas. Annie Doian Joseph
lirown. Charles Green, J. Vaughn. Michael
Hsuley and Catharine J. Leonard
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
LIS PENDENS.

153D ST. s 675 # Of 11th ave Boulevard.
P Kneeiand ct al foreclosure of mtg); attor-
ney. W Low.
LoNGFELDOw AVE. 5. 1928 # OF 18TH
Mestaniz ct al foreclosure of mts); attorney,
c Reiley.
WEST BRoADwAY. s. So # $ Of Of
20 ave. 2oxS9 and parcel in rear. begin at a
point 100 IT OF I'd and S9th st, OF
124th ST runs 20x I1x 63x e 20 begin
Sd ave, 5, 80 # OF, Of 1880 IL ST. runs % SOY SOY
property in Kings County; Drusa A Rictaby
agt George Archer ct al (partition); attor-
ney. II c Rickaby
on a line between lands of Trinity Church and
Nicholas Bayard's farm, eduidistant from Sui
13sx 254 to begin: Julia Grant agt Eagan
& Leake ct al foreclosure of MTG; attorney.
G Hardy
MANHATTAN AVE 442: Johanna Schwartz ct
al agt Irving / Frankel ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney, ID B Lucky.
45TH ST. n g, 3I5 IT Of i1th ave. q, 5,3xl0o- 5:
Franklin Savings Bank in the City Of New York
sgt Philip westenfelder. jr. ct al foreclosure
OF mtgo: attorney. W NJ Powell
2sx ia72 to Cliff st irreg: Goth st. s. 13o Il
~ of West End ave, 15x1Oo.S; Josephine Gooch
Lewinson.
SPRING ST. II; Elizabeth st, 1ss; Lillian
Lpstadt agt Mary STANCE ct al foreclosure
of tax lien); attorney, A Asronstamm.
CRoTON ST, n E. 3O8 # y OF Amsterdam
ave, 25xe23; Augusta Eichner agt Shepherd
Knapp et al foreclosure Of tax len); attorney,
A s Aaronstamm.
BURKE AVE n 3 lot 10, map OF Adde Park.
east OF Botanical Gardens, The Bronx; Carrie
Sawyer sgt Alice Kenny ct al foreclosure
of mtgj: attorneys, Kelly & Quinn:
11STH ST. = so # of DAILY ave SO. TX
sl4: Thomas Hoviev agt Arthur " Whitta
ker. trustee. ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney, s Iippe.
4TTH ST. 81 West. trustees Of Columbia Col
leee Of the city Of New York agt Kathleen r
Harper ct al foreclosure 81 mtsl' attorneys,
Nash & Jones
CENTRAL PARK WEST. cor 1osth AZ.
40 fx1OO; Lexington ave. 1888. and 115th ST..
157 and $50 East: Charles A Benedict sgt
Margaret ID Smith ct al action 20 determine
claim etc); attorney. G Goodman.
4STH ST. 232 East: Lucen Knapp aSt Edward
Ney counter claim; attorney. W Brown:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

10TH STREET-FEefl d. Stern 1eva sold FOR
neral Rush <. Hs wilkins the four story dwell
1nc house 40. n West 2uh street 10 Joseph
Imam. who a Sbou timc ago also purchase
from :he game brokers The adjoining sites. Nos.
- snd - H-aet 39th street, and nov controls 2
rfcc zsTao fest.
--sFG-T.E AVENUE, -F-lizs ireth ". GiA5erslees-
- T5ilSersleeve. -fiddlesen county. Conn. has
sri5 rhe rlot iOnx2nh feet. on She east side Of
raeele avenue 500 feet south Of Flpcod street
- fhe nyclusu section.
SfsTTg STREET Ds1iri Stewart las sold for
60 Drake estate syndicate two lots. yoXla0 feet
% She west side 81 Park Terrace West. 1871 feet
0s1th of West 2ISth street. 10 a Nj. CO1coran,
fos investment.
162D STREET Michael F. Burns has sold the
mr. APARTMENT houses no. so 10 5lS West 1920
street. between Broadway and Amsterdam ave
nue. for S2le. go. The property is near Trinity
Cemetery. Zach building occupies a plot 4l-sK
s. I feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
MORE BOSTON HERALD" NOTES.

Boston. Sent. 19.-The receivers Of the
Boston Herald Company asked the United
States Circuit Court to-day for authority
to issue 500. 600 additional receivers GER
tificates TO retire former certificates and
keep the paper in active operation
Judge Colt issued an order of notice re-
turnable on September 21 to the creditors
and stockholders. The receivers received
permission on July II to issue $4,000 IN
certificates.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 10.

Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort
gage co: s1o.Ol1 IL.
Title Guarantee Trust Co to Bankers Trust
Co: $4,000
Bertha Wright to Samuel Seimsle: 81.
Guarantee Mortgage Co TO George A Brincher-
hoff: g.. 900.
Eliza G Wery extrx to Eliza Very: 81.
Jesse NJ Samilson TO julius Fl Retter: 81
Jennie Rachrach et al 10 Jesse NJ Samilson' 81
Louis Lesser 10 Annie Levy: 81.
Jacob F Miller. trus. TO Anna N Brandes: "
American Real Estate co to LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust co: Sif0noO.
Charles ( Lamport to Schalem tioidpers: Ao.uT.
Josenh Mcnamara TO YoTkVille Bank; s2o"o
Abraham Karlan to Andrew \ Munro $1,000
Annie G Iaudauer 70 Bronx Security and Bro
kerage Co: 81.
Helene G benjamin to German SAVINGS Bank;
s2l 900 -.
CO: $4,000
F-a1k 4 Becker IN Jacob Cooper: $50.
Anna VI Rrandes TO Charles Buggeln; 5000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
with name and address OF lenders attorney-)
SEPTEMBER 10.
MANHATTAN

SATISFIED MORTGASES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER 1e
MANHATTAN.
GRAND ST, $50 sty brk. 25x75; Grand st.
cannon a5xiSo; April 1s. Ieos: sundei & Hymsn
20 Eliza Dean: s2s5o attorney, Title GuardA-
tee and Trust Co, 17e broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e s. - # 8 Of West S,th
St 2sxioO: April 2s 1909: Josephine Martin
to the New York Life Insurance Co: s35, 600; at
160 Broadway.
I'D AVE, at intersection of s1st st. and 50 #
therefrom. a3.3xlo0: oct 26. 1908: Alexander
SEQ. GOO: attorney. Edward NJ Scudder. 80 wall st.
SD AVE 500 # W therefrorn. with a line par
aliel to s1st st. and 80 # therefron, ,i SA 100;
torney, Jacob Pavel. Warren st.
31ST ST 11s and iI3i5 East. sty ork. 34x
$50: Dec 1s 1905: Josephine + DAILY 70 Grace
Leach: 5000; attorney, John l. Walsh, 1'6
Broadway.
list ST. lis west sty brk. 1a6xioo.5: Jan
3 1903; Samuel W TIassell and sno TO Thomas
" Leary and Robert l. Washington. eNrs; S5,rD;
attorneys Stewart & Shesrer. * Wall st.
s4TII ST. 327 and 32e East and sty frame
eox1o2.e: May Il. 1909: Hamilton Holding Co to
Mary Rrosnan; $4,000; attorney. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust Co $50 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
LOT. at Riverdale 1864 IT of Riverdsle
ave and $50 It Of Cogan's alley. i2xS2 TO-
Jan T. 1904 John ! Mulligan and ano TO Simon
F MulqUeen. exr: $500
sTEBBINs AVE. 1881. I9xIcox1a. 1x9e; Sept
Ii, 1902 James 4 Woolf ct al TO George Henry
Stegmann. exr: $1,000: address. 1851 Stebbins
5TII AVE. 8 being lot 1ss. map of Wake
field ln,x1f4: June %. 1906 Thomas Ha-
brecht 10 Katie Sokol: 5000: attorney. Rudolph
Iouck. 200 Broadway.
155TH ST. 800 East 25xIoO: sept ). 1907;
Daisy We'll 10 Levi & Tcnney. Of Montclair.
y !, $4,000: attorneys Dousherty. Olcott &
Tenney. - William -.
157rH ST. n $. % IT $ Of Cour,Iandt ave (as
now laid out 25z100: Dec 80. 1928: D0rothea
curing 10 Robert Ruck. admr: $4,000; at
torneys. Euring & Geiger. $50 Broadway
IG1ST ST. a03 East. 2fxT3: Oct .. 1906:
Tosepha Perins TO Emily NJ Place. AdTnx; II, ,Wo;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1I6
BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest ; PER cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER 19.
MANHATTAN

SEPTEMBER 19.
MANHATTAN-
AVE a. l1a sly brk "a 4-3x1oo sept ~; 2
US uer cent: Edward @ Gotuieb to Adoiph
Gluck: 2.ooo. attorney, I 3 Ripin, 132 Nassau 81
- cC,l,AsaR6EMoNT sa6 AVE. v $. :,26 e OF 11eth st,
Son 10 STATE Realty and Mortgage Co. s59.772;
address. j Pine st
HERMILYEA AVE :. 600 Fl Of ryckTlan
Frank T. Anaruss. $500: address, 12o Broad
wsy-
30 AVE. 22G and 22s. ztv brk. W cor 18th
Douglass Realty co 20 Gertrude NJ wide: 500
GO: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i7s
Broadway.
9th AVE. BIS. sty brk 2sxi25: Sept 10: 3
yrs: Henry Trevor to Farmers Loan and
Trust Co: slJo.0oO; address - william st.
3sTH ST. 10 East sty bri 251Ss-s; Sept TO-
due Oct /, = per cent; Henry Steers 10 United
states Trust Co: $1,000: address 45 Wall st.
4TTH ST. 432 West. o sty brl1. 27x1oo.5: Sept
-: due as per bond: Elizabeth Fitzgerald to
Title Guarantee and Trust Co: $1,000; address
l76 Broadway.
10Th ST. $50 West : s,y brl 25x1Oo5; Sep:
u: due a. per bond; Loewer Realty Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000: address. l7e
broadway.
56TH ST. - East. ! sly brk IsGnss: Sept 10;
2 yrs, 9 per cent: Emma Il Richardson to Georri-
ana Maciay: 5000; attorneys Maclay Nc
Eurney 30 Nassau AZ.
10Th ST. 90 West 3 sty brk l51l0o5: ? m
prior mtg s. coW: sept ls; due per bond
Fihel NJ Kingston 10 VIM Fl YaWkey; 5000 at
tcrney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. l16 Broad
WV
IlsT1H ST. 90 West. 3 sly brk l7rIcO II: p m
prior mtg 5000: Sept 10: yrs: Hvlnan
k,chstet 10 Julia GoldbergeT. extrx; 5000; at
torn~y. II NJ Goldberg. ScS Broadway
I.sTH ST. 245 West sty brk. rs 9xa9. II: D
n fTTior mtg s.: sept 10; > yrs. 5iz per cent;
Isabelle Ring 10 Eliza Hayes: 5000; attorney.
James n Tuy, 27i Broadway
1871 ST. s. 100 II 2 OF Amsterdam ave. TX
3alI: Juy 20, " d per cent: F1uri Construc-
tion Co TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co; sloo.-
GO, address l16 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
LOTS 1ef and ls5. map Benson estate ThroE- =
$eck. sept lh. sTs, 8 per cent. David q Shea
"a MsrV Burke. 81 eco attorney. Trtls Guarantee
and Trust 80. l78 Broadway.
LOT I6z 10 lsS map l. . Morris. n sept
u due JuIy -. 1919. Francis - Cart 70 i Clsr
ence Dsyies. s2.5lo. attorney, Henry Morris.
g Liberty ~.
81 IbyhbA-s ~ 8 1so y ot Fenlcln
are 5izloS llI2n SIloeK irres prior rnts SSei
Serr is due july J. 1918. p.r cent. Frank
Eytaeek n Anna Merts-v. 800 attorney,
p ornsE csp-k. isf e.. sn5 7zth Ct
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. car l5eth -.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
ARvERNE PROPERTY SOLD.

The Lewis II. May Company sold 1or A
". Tomlinson the Ansbacher home. in Sea
View avenue, Arverne. Long Island. on a
plot l75X160 feet, to a client. who Will
erect cottage on the vacant plot and hold
rs an investment. The property was held
~ S5a0'o. This property was sold A few
years ago by the same brokers at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

DIVISION ST - and 56: Louis Shapiro sst
Louis Winkler ct al: Aug %. 1910: $40
10TH ST, 163 West; Pasquale VintiniEls
agt William VI Moore Company ct al: May
81. 1910; s23.
10Th ST 5IS 10 52f West; same agt same:
May 8. 1910; ss2J
1c1sT ST. 500 East King &, SaIkiu agt
Samuel NJ Lehrer et al; Aug . 1910; $500.
lc1ST ST. 500 East; Max SiegcI set same;
Aug Il. 1910: s31o.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
100000 LOAN ON APARTMENT.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
lent yesterday 20 the Fluri Construction
Company sl0oeso on the six story elevator
apartment property. on the south side OF
ls9ih street. 100 feet east OF Amsterdam
sVcnUe.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
LOST RANKSOOkS.

BANKBOOK No 5JS.I47 OF the Union pins
Savings Bank is missing. Any person "a.
Ing claim TO IL is hereby called upon 70 Pis-
sent the same within ten days or Suonli. -
having said pasSOoOk cancelled ana W.
issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 524. 212 OF Dry DoeS
Savings Institution Any person hs.lns
claims upon said book is called upon 20 Pr
sent the same to the bank within thirty dsss
or the said book viii be declared csncehs.
and exttnguished and a new one iss1se
lieu thereof.
BANKBOOK No. 52T.9of OF the Union Dias Dns
Savings Bank Is missing Any person hatI--
claim to a. is hereby called upon TO presss--
the same within ten days or submit 20 A@..-
said passbOok cancelled and rev Ons So.
LOST-Bankbook No. SIS. 30. Bank for sam
2SO 4th ave. New York. Payment SlcVi~
Please return book 70 hank
LOST Bankbook No. 964.O05. Bank for Savsss
$50 4th ave. New Torf. Payment SOW
Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1894 Broadway. between s6th and
gTth SITS. until o o'clock o m Advertisements
received at the following branch orrces at reg
ulat One. rates untfi o'clock o. viz ga
sth ave. .. a. cor. 2sd St. tHs sth ave.
I7th st. 100 East I4th St: 25T West ted st..
between Tth and sth svss. 2es West tsSrh At;
1885 sd ave 1875 Al near sist 81. tTos
Isl .v- near sa.h .. fST East ts5,h ~. TSs
rrtrront av. $50 Cd sy~. ara sny American
district rsl.srsph cnc.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

thence by way Of ST. Paul ana 'he
lowstone Park TO the Bren'erton nd'si
station, on Puget Sound: then 10 ha'o
Island, California, and over the So"'ne' !"
route to New Orleans and Pensacola ro'-
lowing an inspection at Knights hey' o'i ~
the east coast of Florida, Mr. Meyer WIZ
go TO Cuba to observe conditions AT lne
Guantanamo naval station. and tneh eA-
poets TO come directly home in time ."
cast his vote In Massachusetts in the eiec-
tions On November S.
ORDERS ISSCED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Army.
The following officers have been detailed 10 ~
tend and deliver lectures at the tWeutn du .
nual convention of the National Guard Asso
citation of the United states. In -. tnI Lyuis.
NJ WEAVER. coast artillery; Lieutenant
Colonel JOHN T. THOMPSON. ordnance o
partmenf; Majors GEORGE W. NJ " r-is,
roth Infantry; EDGAR III SSEi+ sisnai
cnros: DAVID :. STANLEY. duarterulds'ei
John f. MORRISON. general stsh' sno
EDWARD T.. MUNSON. medical CORPS
Captains MONROE . kERTH 90 W
fantry: LI-CIJ-S r. HOL BROOK, coumis
sarv and ROMJ-I.US L. WALTON tretiTedI-
czptain VERTING X HART. 18th Infantry.
found incapacitatcd. is retired; Captsin
HART is detailed with the organized militia
OF Wyoming. -,
Professor EDWARD F. WOOD Military Acsd-
enlv was placed on the retired list with the
rank Of brigader general
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
EEPTEMRER 10.
THE BRONX.

THE BRONX.
CEDAR AVE. II 1S4th ST. for l sty
frame cafe. STx42: James r Powers. Napier ave,
owner: ] ! Vreeland 20I9 Jerome ave, architect;
cost 50 coo.
BRONX PARK ZOO 1900 # of Southern
boulevard and 1920 st; for ! sty brk bear
house 5nx36; City of New York. owner: George
N Beerbovrer, premises, architect: cost 5000
BRONX PARK zoo. 1925 fl OF Southern
Boulevard and 1921 81: for a sty brk bear
house S0y16: C-itv of New York. owner George
N ReerboTer on premises. architect; cost 5000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
PROPOSALS.

u ENGINEER OFFICE. Room sVst staia
tom House Baltimore, Md. SEPT tyr ,fapsrs
Sealed proposals for dredglnS ~ - =. urf'
river Nd will be received az TINS 49, 49, ,ur'
ons O'Clock r. NJ. Oct rs. 1910 are sno..t.r
Iiciv epeus6. Information or srptlt-1 r~x-s
THOS. Z. CASET. COL -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Sept 1.-THE louisiana the Nebraska the VII
ginia and the Minnesota, at SeWall POINT
Sept. fS-The CsnsaT. at the southern orIu
grounds: the Wheeling and the Petrei' st
Alden: the Nebraska. the Virginia ana t,c
Minnesota at the Southern drill grounds tne
Tacoma at BIuefeds: the Louisiana. at the
Southern drill grounds.
SAILED.
Sept 1.-THE Pompey. from Cavite for Hong
Kong: the Tacoma. from Port Iinlon Ior
Ruefelds: the Nanshan. from Shangnat Ior
Hong Kcng: the yorktown. from Panama
for Brena ventura Colombia; the LOUISIANA
the Nebraska the Virginia and the mimi
sofa from the Southern drH grounds Foi
Sewail Point. -,
Sept 1s-The Caesar from Norfolk for the Soutn-
ern drill grounds the Dixie. from NorIolh
for Boston: the Glacier. from Calao Io5
Chimbote: the Nebraska. the virginia anu
the Minnesota. from SeWan Point Tor tne
Southern driu grounds; the LOUISIANA IRON on,
Hampton Reads for the Southern drlIi
grounds: the Scorpion station ship az con
stantincple ordered 20 the Pireus Greece
to meet the Louisiana and the South caro-
lima on their arrival there. on september
81 for transfers of men and stores
Second division of the Pacific feet tthe West
Virginia the Maryland and the South Oakota'
will leave the navy ward. Mare Island. ABOUT
November I to prepare for target practlCe'
which will be held about December I.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
r REME s.

THOROUGH. PERMANENT CT khs y, III.
OF BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS psItss an
BLADDER COMPLAINTS ana hne.o r-csst
eases; relief once in dangerous eSse-..s.nt.ss
or old: those desiring only rrst LAS 80. vsi
treatment should sail Or. BOSSCho "a "a
known specialist 50 w 3sth s. Hours. -.
TYPEWRITiNo AND TYPEWsl -. g.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST. ssrsA,o
free; al mAkss taken part pay men' f.r,ifhA
IN Underwoocs. Remingtons tl-Iv-.. -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

sS. Tox14s11 20 Trafalgar ri xferl2S2; sept l6'
demand per cent. IsNelle Reai h.slste 20 10
CITY MortSsse Co: 81 500: address, 10 wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
IN The AUCTION MARKET.
BY Joseph r DAY

The offerings at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. Il and IS Vesey
street, yesterday resulted as follows:
BY Joseph r Day
PROSPECT AVE. 1865 ana l4O7. n
Jennings 81, z2xfs0 l0x67. 1xIs-S, sty tennt and
stores: Max kaflert et al agt Louis Scbulze et
al: FeTTiss. Z q = attys: j Massey. ref: amt
ne. SlOsls 40: taxes. etc. 2.343 80: sub 10 a
rst mtg q 50 90: Julius Schulze party IN
Interest, for s.0.@70.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
MAcnINeRY, DIES AND NODE

s.T5F-7-TxT 7-TS ~ tosis aI>s. rrote;s - -.
-,s,fsI Ucrl sri screw machine proSTr--sa -
--stSs T1irrssPe9 vcsquart's Maeelns ~"
East 27th s.. S.r IcFs 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
AUCTION SALES.

PI- RSUANr 70 the power OF sale contains1 =. p !. !
certain Chsttsl tnortgags. made BY - n
Wolfe 70 Anna l. brian. dated june :. tft.,,t,
Jacob Ciinslsr. auctioneer. viii sell al Z.
auction. ~ No. 100 East tSoJh ST. bofo1s' ~,
Manhattan. September ~ 1919. AZ 10 2 -,
personal property covered by said p'ost ssSe' -
sistIng Of laundrv nschinerv and oNtll-.--s
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

SOUTH OZONE PARK. NEW YORK CITY
Lies between RroolSlyn ard Jamaica. Sps-
ctsl clearing sale Of lots: prices $3.50 70 $3.50:
50 down and 81 weekly. DAVID T LEAHY
REALTY co. % Court st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FOR SALE.

RIG RARGAINs-slixhtly used Or,ee farnAs- q
sest, typ-yrfters cash registers. addins -
chimes monographs. rling CABINETS sls 'ssosek
Dressing machines. time clocks. pSftllSsss, s,rs6
protectors. bookcases. NArHkN's. W ,-s.. ns,, -.
BILLIARDS. pool and new patent conn., s-snslfs.
tables. lowest prices suppNes.. 80 9ts
Bowling alley builders. DeckerfS 100
Established 1850
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

bhUUklIN APAh mEAIS
Any number OF rooms: best locations IN town:
from $500 TO 81. 800 per year. V r. PELLE-
TREAU & CO.. is5 Rem-en St. Brooklyn.
Phone, c9Oo Main.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS

DREssMAKINd Is done. 50 West ssth st.. ba-e
ment.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

VAN COErIANpT CREST.
Adjoining Nsn Cortl4ndt Park rcrth
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-27

to say that the horse does not exist
that these dare.devils cannot mount
and stick to.
With the cowboy )band playing
Aud Lang Sayne," the entire COM
pany will again gather in the arena
for final salute and Col. Cody, a.
he bows from the arena will say good
bye forever. 1t is the best show tho
"Two Bills" have ever produced and
it will never be seen here again in Its
present completeness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-27
WILL ESTABLISH A
Large DAIRY farm
IOWA MAN HAS BOUGHT A SEC.
rIoN OF LAND NEAR
THE CITY.
viii Put in an Alfalfa and Dairy
on Most Approved Methods.

r. l.. Barrett of Usage, Iowa, has
purchased a section Of land from F.
]. Fox of this city. The section Is
three miles east of Bismarck, just
west of the Atrill farm. Mr.. Barrett
will arrive in the city shortly and he
intends to put in an alfalfa and dairy
farm.
Mr.. Barrett is a graduate of the
Ames (Ia.) agricultural college, and is
fully qualified t. make huge sue
cess of his undertaking. He will EN-.
ploy the very latest scientific methods
OF farming, and 1t is his intention to
build number of modern, sanitary
farm buildings Oh his place. For the
past few years ne has been in the
employ of the United States govern
ment, and has ben in the west esti-
mating timber. FOR the past five
weeks he has been fighting forest
fires in the national forest reserves
OF Idaho, Washington and Montana.
He is still in the west and will not
reach here for several days.
Mr.. Barrett's undertaking is one
which will mean considerable to the
county. He does not intend to make
an experiment farm out of his recent
acquisition, but will utilize the most
practical methods that farm scientists
have developed. His progress will
be watched with interest.