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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
INFANT SON BURIED

John Melbourne Painter. aged 10
months, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
j. Painter. died Wednesday evening
at the latters home at Farr West
following brief Illness OF spinal men
IL gitIs.
The funeral will be held at 10
o'clock this morning Interment VIII
be held In ogden City cemetery.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
ASKS FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINS TRAT|ON

Mac Z. Caine. Emma Griffen and
John ]. Grilfen flled petition in the
circuit court yesterday afternoon ask
ing that Robert A, Moyes be appoint
ed administrator In the estate of Jas,
Griifen, who died in Reno. New. May
II, 1909 Mr.. Griifen left consider
able property In Weber county.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
MOSQUITOES STOP WORK
ON TELEGRAPH LINE

FL Paso. Texas, Aug. 19- Hordes
of mosquitoes ore interfering ger
iously with the work of constructing
a telegraph line across the desert in
the vicinity OF Wilcox, Arlz. The
summer rains formed a vast shallow
lake in that vicinity wherein the mos
ouitocs have bred The gangs OF
raen are beset day and night and the
work is practically al a standstin
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19

Say goodbye 10 your corns the very
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ieet any more. It's just wonderful the
way the pain vanisnes. Rub tho corn
hammer 1t with your fist il you wish
no more pain after TIZ than II there
naa never been a blemish on your
Iee'' Doesn't that sound good To you?
ipesnt II? Then read this.
me eorns on either Of my toes
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70 cure them, Today there is no sign
.. e0'ns on either foot and no sore
eee" us an up-to-date Godsend.-
es,n' a. Hoover. Progress, N. C.
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toc only foot remedy ever
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uIa"'ng out all the poisonous exuda-
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Hliu otncr remedies merely clog UP
inc pores. TlZ cleans them onl and
keeps thom clean. IL works light off
iou VIII feel better the very nrst
Tine It's used. usA II a week and Won
can forget you ever had sore feet
There is nothing on earth that cnn
compare with # TIZ Is for sale al
All druggists, % cents per box. or
direct. II you wish. from Walter I.utb.
CT Dodge & Co, Chicago. Ill.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
BIGELCW AND SKEEN
MADE Perfect SCORES

The Ogden Gun club held a shoot
at the local grounds yesterday and a
number of excellent scores were
made. Blue rocks were used and
fifty were allowed to each shooter
Out OF their possible fifty, A p
Bigelow and NJ. Skeen made perfect
scores, securing fifty birds each. John
Browning came next with As. Sam
Browning 46. w, H. Anderson 46 and
Holman of Rock Springs 3S.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19

vii be sentenced on October 10. when
new trial will probably he grant
ed. Bracbeubury was taken TO the
county jail, where he VIII remain IN
tIl the time set for his sentence.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
THE Morning AND
EVENING STANDARD

Which Do You Preer7Do Salt Lake Morning and Evening
Duplicate News From Each Other? Yes, They Take Whole
Pages They Must Do So Print All the
dard Telegraph Operators Working Day and Night Taking the
Day and Night Dispatches of the Associated Press.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
NEW RATES ON THE
BAMbERGER RAILROAD

DISCRIMINATION WILL BE NO LONGER PRACTICED AFTER
THE FIRST OF THE MONTH-OTHER ROADS SHOULD
FORCED TO DO LIKEWISE
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
STAND ard TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
md. Phone. two rings. No. 56
Bell Phone e...-.....N No. 322
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone, one ring, No. SO
Bell Phone, one ring No. Sc
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-19
WORLDS RECORDS
At CAMP PEERY

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug. 49,
Brilliant Workmanship. that in shift
Ing wind and binding rain. smashed
two worlds records, marked the clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
REALTY NOTES.

Marshall e Ward, who for q number OF
years was connected with the mortgage
department Of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, is now in charge OF the
mortgage sales department of the Title
Insurance Company of New York.
Mark Rafalsky & Co, OF No 527 Fifth
avenue, have been appointed sole agents
for the Night and Day Bank Building, TO
which the American Real Estate Company
took title on January Is
Extensive improvements, aggregatlng z
cost Of 5000, are to be made 10 the Hotel
Albert. University Place and 18th street.
sommerield & steckler are now preparing
plans.
The Long Island Real Estate Exchange
will hold its annual dinner at the Hotel
Astor tomorrow night.
The old house at Hicks and Congress
streets. Brooklyn, used for several years
As q home for aged women, under the
auspices of the Sisters of St Joseph, is TO
be altered into 4 home for working girls.
! Clarence Davies negotiated the sale
of the 80 lots in the Hunts Point section
of The Bronx for the Empire Development
Company TO tn. Tiffany Development Com
pauy-
Charles Ston and several other persons
are the buyers Of Nos. ole and SIS West
18Th street two six story n.v-law houses,
on plot 75x99.11 feet. recently sold by Eu-
gene S Van Ripper. manager for T. r.
Wood s. Co. for Louis B. Rosenberg,
The Misses CurraD are the buyers Of No
81 East 56th street, four story and base
ment dwelling. on lot 25x100.5 100 feet east
of Madison avenue. The property, hich Is
said TO have been sold for $4,000, will be
used al a dressmaking establishment.
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WEST STREET BUILDING LEASED.
Some Modern Downtown Offices Also
Reported Rented.

The NcEicl1ar, Gaillard Realty Company
has leased for the Scheruerhorn estate the
entire building No. 81 West street, to L. X
p Cornstock Co. for q term OF years. Also
the store at No. 134 Liberty street to Bruins
KinfoalI & Co for a term Of years.
Lewis L. Rosentfal ard the United Realty
Exchange have leased for q term Of five
wears the first loft in the building No 1886
Third avenue for A. II. Landellcr 10 Dresh-
er & Co.
TIE Charles z Noyes Company has
leased large suite Of Offices in Nos 81
and SO Liberty street for the Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Company TO A. Nelson,
and one-half Of an entire Office floor IN No.
81 Beekrnan street for John J. Burton 20
Marx Finstone.
Samuel H Martin has leased for a term
Of years for the Martin estate The store
and basement in the premises No. 500 Ninth
avenue
De SEEDING Brothers have leased an office
on the fourteenth floor OF the Singer Build
ing for the Gore Meenan Company TO Fran
els G Bailey. also Offices on tie eighteenth
floor OF No. II William street to Wheeler,
Cortis & Haight and the eighth floor in the
Hardware Building, corner OF Lafayette and
Walker streets. 10 the Prentiss Company.
This completes the renting OF the building.
These brokers have also leased for the
BROOKLYN Bank to l. Lowenfeld the store in
70 $50 Futon street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY - The McNickar-Gaillafo
Realty Company sold for Cornelius v V.
Powers Nos. 162S and $3.50 Broadway, south
east corner Of 50th street. & one story and
a two story frame taxpayer" on plot
50.4x57 feet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. Halpin and G.
Waldo Smith sold TO Max Marx and Adolph
Nj Bendheirn for Theodore W. Myers, for
mer city Controller. the northeast corner
OF Broadway and 10th street, now covered
with a two story taxpayer. Mr.. Myers
bought the property in 1855.
GREENWICH ATENUE-Sandford &
Green sold No. q Greenwich avenue, near
10th street, a four story business building.
on lot 2lx75 feet. The John II. Dye Com
pany vas the broker in the transaction.
SECOND AVENUE-Ma1 Raymond sold
10 Henry N. Bendheim No u Second ave
nue.. a five and Z half story building. on lot
24lx77 feet.
18TH STREET-The twelve three story
dwelling houses No. 115 10 49, West 18th
greet on 4 plot fronting go feet, With a
depth Of q feet, 20 feet west of 9Th street.
we're bought by building loft operators from
the Longstreet estate.
aST sTREET-G. 4. Derschuch and
George r Read q Co. gold for w Irving
Clark and Hobart J. Park, trustees, the
four story English basement dwelling house
No - East 1lsI street. on lot 3)zs9.9 feet.
34TH ST.-Nesotia tons have been pEacti-
G. llv completed for the sale by the BonVit
Realty Company OF the eight story build
ins Nos. u and Is vest 54th street on a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
FERRTaRY g

with name and address OF Iessee)
FEBRUARY g.
BRoAP Di,5 " cor Of 24th st; F4fts ~ =;
years from Feb .. 1910: $4,000.
Address, Room 73S. % Broad 81
BRoADwAY: e cor of sd 81. 1o2 sza211:
from sept 30. 1909: $4,000,
Address, Room 1917. 165 Broadway.
LoHGWooD AVE. v cor of Kelly st: Charles
from Feb ., 1910. $1,000.
Address, $40 Longwood ave
LEXINGTON AVE, 1879; Herman Katz TO
Henry ] Jackson; yrs from Dec l. 1909;
5000
ADDRESS. 1897 Lexington ave.
Protestant Episcopal Church OF ST. Marks
in the Bowery, TO Simon UhlfeIder and ano;
81 yrs from oct /. 1909; 1900
Address, IFS Franklin st.
MADISON AVE. " cor Of csth 81; George
Backer to Samuel H Plum and ano: Fl yrs
from Jan 81 1911: $4,000
Address, Room 1905, l2s Broadway
PARK AVE. 1876; Agnes Karl 10 Jacob
Schneider; yrs from Feb rs. 1910: s72o
Address, 1854 Park ave.
RUTGERS ST. 81; Marcus Chasgin and TO
1909: $1,000
address. 81 Rutgers ST.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1855 and ln37; Frank W
woolworth 70 Leopold Wertheimer; yrs
Address 1888 St Nich oias ave.
WEsTCHEsTER. AVE. S, at Of Bergen
Go to international Vaudeville Co. 10 yrs
from May II. 1910 S45 600
Address. Room 1901. 900 Broadway.
Sd AVE 1928; Luke McDermntt 70 Philip
Citing. 5 yrs mos from Jan !. 1910. $500
Address, 2l45 50 ave
SD AVE. 3413; Charles z Tyte 10 Morris Sch
erfeid. yrs mos from Jan I. 1910. 81 zoo
address. SAB 81 ave
80 AVE, 34I5; Philip Koenig 20 Ragus Tes
ana Coffee Co. yrs from Feb /. 1910
sia24
Address S4T5 % ave
9Th AVE. 90, Abraham Upland to Jzcc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
ENLARGE 9TH AVENUE PLOT.
F. and ". Eussey Now Own Site with
Frontage of Over 40 Feet.

Frederick and William Hussey are the
buyers OF the gore lot No 453 Seventh ave
nue., the sale OF which by the Chase es-
tate was reported on Monday. The lot 1t
self has q frontage OF only Il feet. but It
rounds out the adjoining lot, which runs
back $50 feet to within about so feet or
18Th street. connecting with Nos 100 ana
1s7 West s4tr street, which the buyers also
own. The lot, No 45l Seventh avenue. has
very r1eagre frontage, and the adjoining
lot at No 40 also owned by the Husseys.
is oo-foot lot The purchase thus gives
an avenue frontage of more than % feet
Dr.. L. TweddeI is the buyer of the five
story American basement dwelling house
No. n West 6sth street. the sale OF which
was reported recently Bryan l. Kennedy
was the broker.
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TRADING IN SUBURBAN ZONES.
Another Large Tract Near Red Bank,
n. J., Changes Hands.

Joseph T. Day has sold for Charles F.
Ebert, q tract Of twenty acres directly
across the Shrewsbury River from Red
Bank. adjoining the 800 acres sold last
week. The tract fronts on the New York
& Long Branch Railroad. Tramp Hollow
and Nut Swamp Road
George Z. Johnson has bought sixty acres
Of the BrannoCk Farm, at Purchase, near
White Plains, y. Y, for about So,on. Mr..
Johnson will build country house on the
property.
The Treupel-Shaw Realty Company has
sold a dwelling and lots Nos. 2+6 and 24S
Hams Park, Mamaroneck, TO Robert H
TreupeI. The same firm has bought from
Annie Mullins lot, 25x135 feet. opposite
the east station Of the New Haven Rail
road at Mamaroneck, \. Y, which viii be
improved with building 10 be used as a
branch office.
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%. 1900: Samuel Lipnlan to Jno FL
Y g'Ibbort and sno: ss5. 900 70, Broad
Attorneys. Bailey & sullivan TOO
- CT s. $50 It " Of 18th ave- 5's sno 70
1' Jine O. 1909 samuel SIS L oDo anu
A9 ,.tnrneys. Lachmsn & Goldsmith. % Ns'
Eau or 24f West :. 25x1o3.$: Hoy -;
Griflte: Sg TRo2nton & Earle. ga Park
,,s Eg" ST a2o East. =. 22s<ess: J I,.sE ::
81 1000: Charles P Kelly ct al 60 Bella H@''~-
500 .,orr.v. william Hauser 100 william g.
-r sto and 312 East 42-5x9Se June l.
7ia6s: PauIina Enrich ct al 70 bef''@
enbe ,rgI,s sIsV Krug & Kahn. $50 Nassau q
- 81, 2es West, 8 $ 17.1o 2-7x9s-9; Dec
&c * 1900; Joseph 3 Mauch 70 Farmers
10, @r-rst Co; 81 600
a.,orneys Turner. Nee T.
saTH ST. $ $50 II Q, 11th ave e.. -s sno to
FEB 81 1903: Thos n F az 56o anu anu
ATn atrnTneys, bowers & sands. 81 Nassau 81
,oD sT g liz f, " OF 1st ave. 2Sx9s =; Fe %
J1S9s; Mary voss and ano 70 ko0s'' Z
Cl!n .ea-n 800 wagner 2 Burzhard.
,,sT ST $. 221 q OF sth ave- 1905; sso
o1 1ss. T iaga4snc SS %: SO 5000
att"Lnev. Lawyers Title Insurance. ara
Tr Ast0 c.. leo Broadway.
s1sr ST. s. 221 # Of sth ave- i'n ,n 3sbecca
Keller: $500
ATTORNEY. William II BAN
E5TH ST y e. 26o IT OF 81 ave, fpx - F-not
% 10 1900; Anthony DoeIger and sno % % I'M
rTant Industrial Savings Bank; sZ5p CO,.-s
Attorney. Richard OGorman' " CHa''iO79
-, @aoo
-.7-ry ct 227 East. II s. s4x1022; Aug = ls ~.
Tohn v Olson John z Halsteo 20 a. Si''V'
Attorney. c Camp. : al ST - oo,
s1sT ST 334 East. s. 15-6x1G22 :: Dee l1} ~. 80
Olga Ven Konarsky 20 Christine f>d7--'
81. 500
Attorneys Grauer r
,+T CT s75 n Of Ist ave, c3Ii022 :: Sept
p. 1909; Sophie Geriich 70 Erl'iy Dr. "-'
So - r,aore. T.udx wig 15ff Cd ave
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sehne ond IL mos from March /. f'io'
Address. $50 9Th ave.
9TH AVE. 500; Christian H Lang to HS.Int
Rosen6erg' yrs mos, from Feb l. INV
Address. 600 5th ave
ITH AVE, 2o2o; Gussave a Jenny 10 Henry T.
Stru6ee; yrs from May l. 1910; 81 100
sTH AVE, pal; Abraham Arnott TO James
Ross: yrs from Feb l. 1910 2,ooo.
Address, 214t sth ave
sTH AVE, 3d. Almra Hoyt and ano 70
Maurice Gusourger, yrs from May l. 19lo'
Address. 51S sth ave
o5TH ST: 10Y TO I1s West: Sterling Bronze
Co to David Barclay and ano; Yrs
mos from Sept 1. 1909: SIS $50
Address. 1o7 West 18th st.
26TH ST 10 West; NJ Bergman 20 Harry L
williams. D Yrs from May l. 1909; 81 600
Address, 10 West 26th ST
10TH ST. n 8. 81 # of Park ave. 135x1oo6;
Haperin Bros & Co to Elias Baker, Z
Jewish holidays fl 1910; S1,65o
Address. 1879 Madison ave
1o5TH ST. 81 West; Charles Barley to
Andrew Davey; yrs / mo from April 1.
1910; $3.50.
Address, S21 West 1o5th st
both ST, 526 West. and OLD BROADWAT I.
2S4a to 2346; Fleisch mann Realty and Con
struction Co 10 Ignatz Splitter; yrs from
Feb / 1910: S13.S00.
Address, 126 West 13oth St
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders sttoruey)
FEBRUARY s
coLCMBUs AVE - 2SSio4 70 Fl FeS s1 4 , lr'
John ETeeT Tile f M 5arshee and trust Co. rs
Broadway.
COLUMBIA ST. { $. 100 # II Of .Brooms st. 25t
100: Sept 2S. 1892 Frank Krashes to Max Co
he atto me \ & : Levy. ) Beekrnan St
y June e' !. zoos: Max x RiseF to carrie Weiss;
Attorney. Hugh \ Thornton
Charles p RosentHaI to Jacob Munck; 5000
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6
Broadway.
100: Feb S 1905: rank II Coleman and ano
Attorneys Merrill & Rogers. 1cs Broadway.
EAST END AVE. 1s6 y 5, .2l2N96; May I.
1901 George Hsddesh 9,G n, ard ano 70
Attorneys, Salter K Sternkamp. 40 Mas
40x77-1O; Oct g. 1906. Leon sobel and ano.5o
'' RttoTneSs. sobeI s Kean. % Liberty St
HOUSTON ST n $. 30 Fl v Of Tonpkins 81. 4hI
100; oct .. 1906; Leon sobel and ano 70 sobel
Att6rneys' sobel & Kean, - Liberty st
LOT 81. map. OF New York Chartered Bond and
M MsT1EaE &c T 6T0Pfr Hin 's soo l' "'s
Attorneys, HiIIquit & Hfiqult $50 Broad
way.
LOT IS. map Of New York cnartersd Bond and
Mairy 70 Frank N Hiii; $500
Attorneys, Hiuqutt & Hrlquit $50 Broad
MONROE ST. los. n $ 25I1lsx irreg Jan o.
1901 Adeline Gottiieb to Herman Joseph; So
Attorneys. Hays s Greenebaurn-
ST NICHOLAS AVE $50. 124 Ok frreg: Nov 10
1909: st Nicholas Construction Co 70 Isdor
Attorneys, Weschlcr < Rothschnd. asa
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, : :. 2ts.414 4 r Of 155th
s Hx 1909. st Nicholas
struction Co 70 Frank Cohen and ano: $4,000.
Co i6o Broadway
WEST END AVE 9i2 = 2ozao; Feb II. 1907:
James Cogan and ano 70 United States
Attorneys, Stewart < shearer. 45 Wall ST.
WEST END AVE. 912. 5, 2oN9o: Aug -. 1907:
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17s
Broadway.
% AVE. $50. :. 25x irreE; Feb :, 1905; Flor
Address. 17s Broadway.
81 a AyE 4s! a and $50; 1sts st So1 and SOS East
Banl; Of Long Island d., s.. coo
I'd AVE. ~ and ~. q $ 4o4x Irrer. ~,
% 1906: Margaret 6 Ronayne 20 Industri,j
Savings Bank; $500 III
Attorney. r II Clarke. ~ Charnhsrs g.
Cd AVE. 2715. " $. "6sSfep: Marcel ,
1907; andrew Quinn and ano to Nathan
Attorney, Title GUARANTEES and r-rs, -
176 Broadway -
4TH AVE- 49, ard 80. : 45sExso. Inn.
II. 1903: Protective Realty Co 10 ait'
Bushnell; $40 0On iNr N
Attorney. ri;ls Guarantee and Tr,s, O.,
1I6 Broadway o' 90
4TH AVE 423 and 425, : 45stvso. -
"a 1909; Protecttvs Realty 90 10 co,,-I
Holding co. $4,000 'ouhly
ATTORNEY. Merrill & Rogers. Ies B-o,..
way. 80 BROAD
STU AVE. cor Hath st. 2511x1on -,
Butler; $4,000 ' 10 James
Attorney Title C;uar,,,o. 49,, 90
t76 Broadway trust 20.
Sd ST W s. IA s. II " from n
100 irres sept u 1900; Israel -, : 8.
aac eho 20 Jas . Bennett - a.. s. ,,tt 5'iltl1
Attorneys jay & Gambler. IS VII
4IH ST. s. $50 Il Of Lewis =, 1o
Dec 20, 1904, Julius Miller "a IrfeS
William Jay q al. Sin noo Hii' 20
ATONE. Land Title Insurance ava
lluH ST. go East. t6SxsaI- Feh g 49,.
h,Iran IuninE ana aRo TO IrT'ari >, 1873;
Attorney, J = Carpenter 40 VA,
10 ST = 100 II W q 9Th a..
@lne =, lto9- Samuel Ifprpzr 'n<lo5-3.
Iar0r0an: S.. zoe -''1'' TO Samson
t't'rnHss. Laehman s Goldsmith "a.
18TH 81. $. $50 # 81 # 5ta a.. ,o,..
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e6T'H ST. :, 10 - Of ID Az.
Dec 2. 1905; Henry Eodenhsf-,a.' % 5xl9o,,
Roman Catholic Orphan As--rn,. sc sc sao
Attorney, Lawyers Tile fns,,'-s7sS' -''0
Broadway. ahce Co e
io1ST ST, = Q cor Madison ave . IT,
1900; Abraham Levine 20 Ma rT,'9; ian !.
Agency, isaac sisgel. 800 f,roas...r y n
103D ST. n p 1O5 Il " OF PARK o.,
fGO1f. Feb I. 1906. RaphasI E-,,- ~ avs Z
to Susan . Griffith sf6 10 S'VS add a.
Attorney, Walter r Beach. "a p,.
fosrH ST. 0 East. 25xIe0 Q; J,,i,, % .a.I Ses
Garner to EoNery Savings Fanl.- a. -; a.,
Attorneys. strong & Cadwalads- -
f15TH ST. East. > a5xfeo II. -.
Louis KoFaer ard ano % Ba-7lch K,r.-H ~
Sc. 900. nssss
Attorney. Lawyers Title rusur,r,.
Trust CO. $50 Broadway ~
10Th ST. : cor Lexington ave. ss,,.,.
Ernst and ano: 81. coo 4Tiz
1871. ST. 20 East. 25xICO II: Teb I fss.'
celia Xari1us 20 Emily H Akin; 81 20 w.
Attorney, z q Billiard. i05 Broadu,.
ETH ST. % East. = = 20z9e u; Jun. d ..
Edward J yelling and ano to Caro,...s
Attorney. Title GUARANTEES and T-r-
Broadway. y
f2TTH ST. :, os-Tsen 5th ana s.h "a.
p9II: sept II. 1901 Mary N-f,o--s y
John VI Gibson: 5000
Attorneys. Rose & FItzei. tzs B-o.s,.
1851 ST. $. zoo e. " Of Elton Az. =
Dec o. 1908: Frank X Mayer ara IT
Leon G Ilosere: $500
Attorney, L @ Losers
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plot b0xlcs feet. to the Frank a. Seitg Real
ty and Construction Company. The buyer
has offered In part payment the two loft
buildings Nos. 81 and S6 East 10th street. on
a plot 61.exa2.3 feet. The deal viii involve
about sl.7oo0oo
18Th STREET-Mrs, Hattie NJ Spraker
sold No. 81 West 45th street. four story
stone front dwelling house on lot 2oxio0.5
feet
18th STREET,. 2. English sold for
George P. Cummings the three story high
stoop hrownstone dwelling house No. 1bS
West 5oth street on lot aox1oo.5 feet After
extensive alterations the purchaser VIII use
the building for his own business
9Th STREET-Henry D. Uinans {; May
sold No 113 East Goth street a four story
high stoop hrownstone dwelling house, on
lot 21x1Go.5 feet. for Mrs. Samuel L. Cold
smith.
10TH STREET-Pease & Gilman sold for
Winthrop l. Rogers No. 11 East 10Th
street, three story high stoop stone front
dwelling house, on lot 2Ox1oo feet.
sDTH STREET-Davis &. Robinson sold
for John C. Barr No. 100 East soth street.
three story hrownstone dwelling house. on
lot iS4x1o3.2 feet.
S5TH STREET-Alfred E. Toussaint sold
No. is West S5th street. a four story dwell
ling house. on a lot 1SX97.6 feet, for Antonio
knauth.
BJEECKER STREET-Canmann. yoor-
hees 6, Floyd sold for Mrs. y. B. Good
rich and Mrs A r. Choules the vacant
lot, cSx75 feet, at No. us Blocker street.
near Wooster street.
THE BRONX.
BRISTOW STREET-Arnoid, Byrue &
Baumann sold for c. Weidhof the north
east corner of Bristow and 10th streets, a
four story double fiathouse, on lot 2Sxso
feet, and the adjoining house, No 1912 Bris
tow street, q four story double f1athouse,
Oh plot 3oX1o0 feet
I4STH STREET-Smith 6, Phelps sold for
cash the five story triple fathouse No. 81
East 18th street, on a lot 37.6xS5 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS,

Clarence II. Tabor has sold No. IS Wood
ruff avenue. near Ocean avenue. Brooklyn
e fourteen room tWo-family house on lot
2oxlo4 feet This completes the sale Of six
houses facing Prospect Park erected by
Mr. Tabor at this point.
Charles ". Seitz has sold for Patrick Nc
Tiernan to Abraham and Joseph Schoen
No. 300 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. two
story two-famiiy house, on lot 9'XolH1Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
BUYS moRRIsToWN HOUSE.

The sale of the southeast corner OF River
side Drive and goth street BY the west
Side Realty Company u. AXelrod, presl-
dentl TO Philip Livingston involved MI
IivinEston's house on Madison avenue
Morristown, In part exchange. Edward r
Hamilton & CO. negotiated the sale OF the
Morristown property. The same brokers
have resold the property to DR.. Granville
NJ White, vice-president of the Mutual
life Insurance Companv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
mav IMPROVE BROADWAY SITE.

The Childs Company, which recently
bought from The estate Of John ". South
ack Nos IS4 and 10 Broadway. two five
story business buildings, on plot 47x16l 70
Get adjoining the northeast corner Of
John street, contempiates improving the
site ST the expiration Of the present leases.
- 1872 with a skyscrape-.
Il suitable arrangements can be made
Il IS planned 20 Incorporate in the site the
nine story Corbin building. on the adjoin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
LENDS $4,000 ON cEMETERY.

The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company has lent $4,000 on the old
Cathedral plot, First avenue, 18th street
18th street and Avenue A, to st. Patrlcks
Cathedral. permission to mortgage the
property having been recently granted by
Justice IIendrick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
BIG BROADWAY SALES
TRADING AFFECTS CORNER PARCELS Al
5oTH And 18TH STR EETS.
O,srtures to Purchase Bonsc Companys Building Near
UoLdorf PerfectedFor Bedford Estate Plot s@5oooo.

ing corner Of John street The ground
floor of the Corbin building is occupied oy
the Chatham National Bank and II Is IN
derstood that il the proposed structore
covers the corner property, the bank Is to
occupy the ground floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-09
HOTEL WROxETER LEASED.

Tie Hotel Wroxeter, at Nos 137 and 10
West 18th street, has been leased by Pro-
prietor Barton. formerly Of the Galiatn
Hotel. for a long term of years at $1,000