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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


s4TH sTREET--George sehwegler sold for
OTTO Bless. Of Brooklyn. the Montague six
story elevator APARTMENT hoJss Mas. 203 and 2o5
VI est 34th street. on plot 81. 4x100Sx irregular
nlent the plot 99xi0G feet. al the southeast cor
ner Of BRYANT avenue ard 119th street
14TE STREET.-THE Tough Club. which has
hcen located al No. p Grove street for number
Of years, bought the four story dwelling No 243
West l4th street. lot oJ.3z103.3 feet Furey
& Co were the brokers'
122D STREET-shaw & CO. have sold fer the
estate Of George II. Bonney No. 120 West e2d
street. three stcry and basement dwelling. lS1
55y100.l1 feet to client for occupancy.
WEST END AVENUE-Colonel Robert c.
Clowry has sold his property at the northwest
four story dwelling, on = lot 2s-4zGS feet It is
understood that property On Staten Island was
given in part reayrle:lt.
95TH STREET-Fredericz Y s. Crosby and
others have sed No rs West G5ch street four
story dwelling, o.: a lot 12x100.S feet.
FRONT STREET.-THE Charles z. Moves Com
pany sold to a client No. IA Front street, a five
story loft building.
THE BRONX
PARK AvENT1E-William F. KENYON has sold
for Goldberg s Greenberg the southeast corner
OF Park avenue and 1S5th street, a lot 2Jx1G0
feet.
WEBSTER ATENUE-A. ]. Lowenstein sold
&c client OF J. Romano Brown & Co. the Mill
brook, five story apartment house. Nos 2n36
and 2G3s Webster avenue, plot 50xl14x127
feet.
GRAND BOULEvARD-W. E. & ". L
Brown. Inc. have sold for Patrick Flynn the
vacant plot 52x47S Irregular. at the southwest
corner of Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
10th street.
HEWITT PLACE-Leon A. Rains has sold for
z client the five story house No. 500 Hewitt
Place, on q plot 40X1Lo feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
MONTAGUE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Thomas J. Mclaughlin Gives Bryant Avenue Plot in Part Pay
nent for the Property.


Uptown buying was the leading feature
of the real estate market yesterday.
The Montague, a six story elevator apart
ment house. Nos 2o3 and 205 West sith
street figured in a trade.
II occupies a plot 54.4X100.Sx irregular
about I75 feet east OF Broadway. It was
sold through George Schwegler for Otto
J. Boss, of Brooklyn, to Thomas j. NC
Laughlin. who gave in part payment plot
9ex100 feet at the southeast corner of 1'sth
street and Bryant avenue.
A buyer was also found yesterday for the
Millbrook apartment house, five story
structure. Nos 2036 and 20}S Webster ave-
nue.. The house is on plot 5ox114x127 feet.
The property was sold by A. L. Lowensteil
to a client of j. Romano Brown & Co
Among the buyers yesterday was the
Tough Club, which for years has been To-
Gated at No q Grove street Its new
home will be No 243 West 18th street, a
four story dwelling house on lot 25.Sl4x
1913 feet It purchased the 1lth street
property through Furey & Co. from q.
Hyman.
There was a report that the home OF
Harry Payne Whitney, at the southwest
corner of 57th street and Fifth avenue, was
to rent for business use. Mr.. Whitney Will
soon move to the house No. ST Fifth ave-
nue.. which his father, the late William {.
Whitney, built and occupied. and he is
therefore seeking a tenant for the 5Ith
street house, one who will use it as a
residence only.
Many building and real estate experts
will speak at the Cement Show, which viii
be opened at Madison Square Garden to-
day The lectures will be given every
afternoon and evening.
| The lecturers and their subjects Will be
| as follows: Calvin Tornkins, Commissioners
! Of Docks and Ferries, Transportation
| Terminals: Rudolph P. Miller, Building
Commissioner, "Fireproofing Materials"
| Colonel ]. Hollis Wells, The LARGEST Com
mercial Building in the World; f. P
| Goodrich, consulting engineer for this city
Large Reinforced Concrete Buildings"
| DR.. Logan Waller Page director of the
| office of public roads, Department Of Agrl-
! culture, Washington, The Part Played bs
| Concrete in Rural Highways" and Charles
Wisch, formerly chief municipal architect
at Cologne Germany, 1.-THE Age OF
| Cement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

= 10 beg; william Schumacher TO SOPHIA
GuEgelz; q C; Oct l. 81 address, -oif '
gate ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. new. W g. at Eno IN
continuation of line bet lots ia ana l1S' saint
,nep 8 strip runs 10 old line OF ave
{ AK to OF ave u 10 oss
same ct al TO Adolph Newman: q G: OCT l. ~
address 240 East 5Sth st.
ETH ST s s. 2O5 It of Ave D.. look Ok
irrer: to 4tr St Unionport; A Woodruff Hat
eav ano exrs, to Julia Mclaughlin Lee
IL; 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Ella G Halsey ct all
Save: c; Dec IL; 81: address. e5s East
15Sth St .
18TH ST. $, 2Io.1o 1t OF CoSI, Iana,
avs "a 5x1oo; Anthony Burger TO Saulosse
Tammanv Hall Club. SD Assembly DISTRICT
eCrracr;on deed and quit claim: Dec o. 81
address 9S4 East 155th st.
nth ST n of Prospect ave. 44Noo,
Tafn Becker ct al to Frank and Phiiip becAer =.
iii claim Nov 10; 800: address. 800 HaS'
fremont ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
PRIVATE CARS NOT EXEMPT
Subject to DemurTage Reguia'lohS'
Commerce Commission Holds.

washington. Dec. 1S.-PrlVateF G" iie :"
freight cars were declared TO ne sU'J09l -
-, ,,,5ifCr77, dernurrage regulations il the
,sl,,,5r5on of a notable case to-day by the
Tn+orsta4e Commerce Commission, when
Ta,-,,e7 the railroads contention that such
nars were subject TO the demurTage rules.
r7,,o aeoisfon was in the case Of the Proc
.o,, & Gamble Company, Of Cincinnati
a,.i,,sr the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
TsaiIrosd Company and other interstate
,ts1riers TIE coulplainants maintained that
Ge,urrage should not be Collected on Rf7
la t~ar the railroads were WITHIN their
,scT - ia -77aintaininE the demurrage regu-
I.a4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FALLS
Gold Imports May Begin Mon-
day. Some Fxperts Believe.

Another sharp decline in the foreign ex-
change market occurred yesterday, tire de-
Trand sterling rate going little below ass
the lowest level touched since the fall Of
1911. and closing at 4.S7f5GA SEQ. Demand
ster-irS q wear ago ruled at around 4-S5fsT
80, which Is regarded as about the normal
ievel Ter this season Of the year.
It was the belief of foreign exchange ex-
peTts that iunportations Of gold Will proba-
BY soon be arranged One Of these experts
ssi5 yesterday in discussing the causes Of
tte current low rates:
London is not buying exchange and we
=rs not selling It There is absolutely TO
demand and that is the reason Why rates
ere 50 low. Cotton bills are not IT present
factor In the situation. Importation of
god Is probable, considering the profit
which can be made in that way. II the
'nar.e, goes any lower imports viii be Ger
tain. If il holds for any length OF time at
she present level gold will unqucstionab'y
- shipped 70 US from London Any way,
there viii be 2 scramble for the South
African gold due to arrive in London on
Monday morning"
--he head OF another foreign exchange de-
Ta!tsae,lt said he would not be surprised to
learn OF the engagement On Monday Of
:s55oe9t OF the metal for import and CON
SIDERABLE amounts ca several following
Mondays. he added:
..Europ, IS now owing US money. IF our
exports keep above our imports, and if We
keen our European debts well paid W.
there is 10 reason why We should not i'm
port gold al certain times. There Is moth
Ing abnormal in such q state Of affairs
Last Monday We expected an opportunity
- bring over some gold at a profit We
didn't need i, and the London bankers bid
Just q little TOO high for Us.
Nothing in the country's monetary sltua-
ton calls for the importation or the metal,
but l expect some exports after next Mon
day. At present there IS no demand il the
sterling market here ImporJations Of gold
Nil make Necessary payment 10 London,
and q consequent demand for exchange in
this market In that way the solution VIII
come systematically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
LIS PENDENS.

,rr~FORD PLACE " :. 200 e or 1f-d W
,esx10n. Alfred e Gibson ast Aqueducs ~
ltrrrtfo1 co ct al (amended foreclosure % he"t
attorney. II Dubinsky-
LAWRENCE ST. 5 SOS II or s.',a &
rms as n te 127th 81 4 3S.Sx : oLIuH
~ 70 beg William Shortt agt Jonn low hS7eiia
At al foreclosure Of Tax hens); attorneS' " ~
Shortt. $500.
AMSTERDAM AVE. e 8 $50 II OF lo ss,
:. 5fpxfGo: Leo " Vogel ag Jonn hot-,,
mann et al foreclosure OF mtgl: attorneys F"A7'
& Vogel-
LOTS us and IFS map OF Trenout Heisarss
The Bronx: Solomon c Lanport est .l1s
Goldberg 1t al foreclosure OF mtso; etIorr'sy-
s Heillnger.
MADISON AVE. 507 TO SIT: Robert : Ma
honey agt Frederick Richardson lscrion U
declare deed a rntg); attorney. " Taylor
9th ST, = 12s IT OF 9Th ave, p SKIS =
Elizabeth 3 Grannis agJ Aleourr Rsaity Z"
Foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney. " c Wnaiey-
HOUSTON ST. n 5. % Il Of Wooster e.
e5x75- 7th ave cor 50th st. p 9xiS; loth
ave " $ 4O5 II II of Seth 81, 2ox6o; 18th 81
n es3S II : OF 7th ave. "a 6xsss: MAI.
" Garden ast Henry KreSslers trus, ct a.
| (partition): attorney. Sheehan-
| 17sTH ST s $50 q OF St Nichola. ave-
| s0xa9 10. Middletown Savings Bank ast sidney
| 7. Eastman et al foreclosure of mts); after
news Foster & Thomson
! PARK AVE. S042: William Engei agt Thomas
| y poutrey et al foreclosure Of Mtg; arto-@
uey L A Giebel-
| INTERvALE AVE. 5. 2125 n Y Of Freeman
- 50xSS @ Charles T Jaeger ast Frida Epstein
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, r H Harscl-
nan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
lSTOR ESTATE RENTAL
Lessee to Occupy Store and
Basement in Lower Broadway.

| Leonard J. Muhlfelder has leased for the
estate OF John Jacob Astor the store and
! basement at No 556 Broadway to Alfred
Friedman & Co; for S. & Il. Rawitser, the
store and basement at No $50 to S6i Canal
! street; for Nathaniel D. Reich. receiver or
rents. 5000 square feet at Nos. So and 81
West Cd street; for Moses SahleIn, o,Soo
square feet at No 661 Broadway to Phlllp
Heller: for Richard Sidenberg. 5000 square
feet at Nos III and 119 Prince street to
Joseph Pressler; for Max Goepei. Z'50o
square feet at No. G. Grand street to All
mark & Greenwald; for Robert Colgate q
! Co, $500 square feet at NO "a west lolh
street; for Moritz Safran, 800 square leet
at no. CT Grand street, and for William
Fl. whiting & Co., $500 square feet at NOS
| 81 and GO Fourth avenue.
F11rey & Co have leased the store NO. 70
Ninth avenue for Z. II. Bullowa to Kahn q
| Clark; the four story and basement dwell
ing house at the northwest corner or l5lh
! street and Seventh avenue to Barbara olhlp-
son for Mary .. Kenny, and the five story
English basement dwelling house No. $50
West ed street, for term Of three years.
for Henry L. Marks TO II. c. Barrett
| Ewing. Bacon & Henry have leased space
! In the new store and loft building NO z9o
/ West 5ith street 10 Jne benz <AUto AiHP"' I
Company. Chester GriswoId, T. +. Coed
man. Frank T. Malone, the Thermold Ruo-
her Company, the ]. S. Bretz Company and
the Zeigler Magazine for the Blind; and
with Cross & Brown. space on the eleventh
foor 10 the Licensed Auto Dealers Of New
York
! Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs. T.
u Tones to Walter g. Hard NO a. west
74th street. a five story American basement
dwelling house, en- lot 25xl02.2 feet Inc
/ house was rented for about $1,000 year.
! The Lewis H May Company has leased
for r Romano Browp s. Co, agents, q
store in No sos Madison avenue to the
New York branch of the Berlin Photo
graphic Company, for term of years. The
Berlin company has been located IN East
sd street for the last twenty years.
! c. W Barney has leased 10 NJ. h1rsch-
| berger & CO. 5000 square feet of space in
the second loft in the Schlesel Building,
az Second avenue and I'd street. Tor long
term or years: also. TO Baruch Ripe, the
/ fourth loft in Nos. l05 and 107 Reade street;
also. to the Z. r. Northrup Company the
/ fourth loft in No. IS White street; also. to
/ the Fraser Ham Company the first loft III
Nos. SIG and SIS Broadway; also. for Sam
Incl Bergman the second loft in NO 81 west
f17fll street. and for David Guth the top
loft in No 81 West 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

f47TH ST. n 5. so II " OF Concord ave, s7.sx
100: Abraham Z. LowenstsiD agt John Guile.
owner; Meyer Stein, c-ntTactor1 s35.
BROADWAY. OF f53d 81. SO HxlS0.
Rose I, Middeman agt Morris Levin, owner and
contractor; $3.50
25Ta ST. 33l 10 40 West: z y Du Bots & Co
agt Roman Catholic Church OF 81. Columbia
owners. tilaf & hauek 60. sub-e-nCract9rss Or
mond K o. Brisn. contractor; SS25 To-
TELLER AVE n " cor OF fe3d 81. S5xf06.
Stsnis aus GOiankie agt William simpson, owner
and contractor. SIS
BOTH ST. n s, so Il Of Lexington ave. 4ox
99-it. Theodore nahl AIT MeysT sacks, eSnsr
trenevaiJ: 500.
LEWIS ST. o.: julius r senfsId ast Samuel
5Ierkel and Samuel SIOopsek, OSSneTs1 solomon
Multi. contractor; SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
WOOL MARKET DULL
Volume of Business Is Exceedingly
SnaII-Prices Hold Firm.

Boston, Dec. I3.-Local wool merchants
sav thai seasonal dulness IS more marked
man fer several years. The volume OF
safes Is exceedingly small, although prices
hold fr,n. The principal business is in ter
f!torz and secured wools.
French worsted spinners are TIC heaviest
rrvers i quantity Of Idaho wool in orig
mai bags has changed hands at IS cents
while ordinary fine and fine medium sells
at s. to . clean, Srnai lots Of olio gu ar
,,.,,J ie not extensive. Pulled wool is duil,
Igt some interest il shown in the foreign
yYoductE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
NEW JERSEY HOUSES LEASED
Members of Stock Exchange Rent New
Structure in Convent, N. J.

Pease & Gilman have leased for client
at Convent, n. j.. three of the hour houses
recently erected. to George P Schmidt and
Rudolph Neeser, members OF the Stock Ex-
change, and George F. Victor jr. Of the
firm of Mosle Se Co. The tenants have
taken these houses for a term of years. and
a new colony is being established in this
section.
The property is situated between Morris
town and Madison n. j., and within few
hundred yards of the Morris County Golf
Club. The houses are modern In every
detail and contain eight masters bedrooms,
four bathrooms. large living room. recep-
ton room. hall, dining room, kitchen. but
ler's pantry, servants dining room. three
servants bedrooms. one servants bathroom
and laundry. Each house has it's own stable
and garage. Pease & Gilman have been
appointed agents for the entire property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
FRONT STREET SITE SOLD.

The Charles r Noyes Company has soid
10 2 client No. Il Front street, a fve-story
loft building with elevator. The forktoWn
Realty Company, the seller, took the prop
erty last August from the Morris Estate
in big trade at $4,000. The bulldihg -
leased to the Gregg Coffee Company. II
has considerable strategic value, as II Is
about twenty feet north Of Old slip ana
sdjoins three or four Old Slip lots Ihls
is the fourth sale that the NoyeS company
has reported in the same vicinity In inc
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
COUNTESS DE RAVENEL LOSES.

TDstice Davis decided yesterday that
Countess Ellen de Ravenel must give an
accounting to Mrs. Elizabeth Bowies for
the $500 that the latter intrusted to her Tor
investment Countess de RaVenel, formerly
an enpioye OF the firm of Speyer q Co.
made the suggestion to Mrs Bowtes that
sb. couId mako some easy money in Wall
Street and the plaintiff gave her the $Se1
for 3 flyer. The countess said she had
made 81 400 for Mrs BowIes. who wouldn' {
accept that sum. but demanded an account
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
4 $4,000 PARK SLOPE SALE.

II. waterman and Z. D. Berry have
sold for the Lotus Realty Company 10 e.
NJ Jackson the eight story IToquois apart
roent house on the plot 90x10o feet at the
southwest corner OF Ninth avenue and 9Th
st,eet on the Park Slope. Brooklyn. The
consideration is said 10 have been about
$4,000.
In part payment the sellers took the
t,ocl, of seventy lots bounded by Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth avenues, 10th and
71st streets. Bay Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
R,yys NORTH BERGEN ACREAGE.

The Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Ne"
York Railroad has purchased from the
Erie Land and improvement Company
eight acres at North Bergen. y. J., on the
east shore of the Hackensack River ad-
joining the new short line, fronting $40 feet
along the river and depth Of 1,7l5 feet
The price was $20,127.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
DECEMBER Is


DECEMBER IS
AMSTERDAM AVE, 100 cor store and part
basement; Hugh Dougherty to Frederick Uhi-
mann; 10 yrs from May I, 1909; $500: ad-
dress. 720 Amsterdam ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1910. Il " Manhattan
st, store floor and part basement; Morris Vein
stein Thomas Malone: yrs from
Jan l, 1911; 50, roo; address, $40 West 5sth st.
CLINTON ST. 1sS to 1870, apartments and 3;
julius Tishman to DR. NJ Rasnick; 5 yrs from
Jan /, 1911; STA; address, 100 Clinton st.
WILLIS AVE, SIS cor 14sth ST. I'd floor:
Richard Siegman to Peter LOndis and ano: 5
yrs mos Is days from Dec 10, 1910; 81 200
TO 1900 address. 22S I'd ave.
WASHINGTON ST. 731. store and basement;
Herman Schwartz and ano to Lawrence Bank
yrs from Nov so, 1910; s720; address. IA
9th ave.
9TH ST West the Securities Co to lone
Walker; 3 yrs from Oct 10. 1910: IS. 900; address
cor Franklin and Monroe SITS, Chicago.
18TH ST. "a West; Henry Corn TO David Fried
man; 10 yrs mos from Dec 1, 1910: 81, 600 to
$500; address, sol ist
IBID ST, 615 West Floretts Construction Co
to Berkeley 6 Ketcham: yrs from Nov I, 1910;
S104; address, So West 1850 st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
CENTRAL PROMOTES w p. BARNET

Inc New York Central Lines announced
est-i day Tie appointment Of W. T. Barnet
= assistant generai passenger agent to
fIcce'-1 J. +, Ecsburgh. recently made
general passenger agent Sir. Barnet en-
lef'd the service Of the Nov Xori. Central
Lines several years aso as Dass-I.cer So
leltor IN New York and has held several
Important ,'osiirrs H. The traffic depart.
l-G1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

raavttt / Hunt, trus. 20 Francis Sper
and anc. trus: S1e00o i.. reven-
Margaret z Hughes to Bernlce Le'e"
trftt; 81. - -. Frances spstr
aH John F Anderson. jr. TO Susie x Anderson
and ano; 81 -, c c.rArrier: 81
Joseph + LIppe to Hugh Doom; 81 90 ooo
SseoTeis T. Speuce to Rose Baroe: S-.oOo-
Martha a Reade TO Mathide L "eoei'
IT, IS" Mareole. to Montgomery Maze; 81.
Hunts Point Realty Co to EDWARD i01--S =
s'S Nae Realty CO 70 Elise schoenfeld: s2.ooo.
Wilson NJ Powell 10 Womens Prison AS@'
citation and Home; $4,000 ooo
same to wilson NJ Powell. jr: 81 900. e..,,
Augustus d shepard Ct al ~ '8i--7
man; L part; 81. -. ~, g., c,AanIAs
Title Guarantee ana trust % I"
K Sheridan; $4,000. - ,.. x1oo
Centennial Mortgage Co to Scha1a1n '1oiu-
! lanes q Freaney to SchaIan, Goldberg: 81
Fifth Avenue Bank to Z Mclaughlin
Solomon Frankel and ano to Rachel Al
William Howell to James Breese;
sI.1oo ,s+ r., 2,
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; $4,000
Cephas Srainerd. exr. 10 Amanda Wot'
american Mortgage Co 70 Commonwealth
Insurance Co: s2704f. -.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Troy saw
| ings Bank: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
pEcENT REALTY BUYERS,

t,herbard Faber il the buyer of No. sol
vast 18th street. northwest corner OF West
End avenue. reported sold in this column
,-asteraey by Colonel Robert c. Clowry.
Tornpkins McIivaine is the buyer OF No.
,,2 East SSth street, sold recently by Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

E. J. De Bermales, of London. through
| Pease & Gilman.
William c. Odds IS the buyer of the plot
37x2oo feet running through from Broad
way TO Bennett avenue, near both street,
sold recently by Ennis s Sinnott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
ANOTHER LONG ISLAND CITY SALE

Jere J. RYAN has sold TO the Sykora
Building and Construction Company the
dot 75xig0 feet at Van Deventer avenue
and Fifteenth avenue, Long Island City.
The property is III the Steinway section
and adjoins the crimnlns property. il. +.
Burnett was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

following transactions were recorded
-,terday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroorns, Nos. II and 16 Vesey street:
By David Greenwald.
10TH ST, sos, $, 100 # of I'd ave. COX
1o0.11: 5 sty tenInt; withdrawn.
10TH ST. sos, $. 100 # of I'd ave, COX
I0G.11; 5 sly brick tenrnt; withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

New York Nov. S0th. 1910.
MESSRS w C. REEVES & CO,
ia East 2Sd Street.
GentIemen-In reply to your inquiry take
pleasure in stating that you have been very
successful in selling large amount OF prop
erty for US in the past four years. and your
commissions property sold and under con-
tract amount TO ST 600 Yours very truly.
HERBET A. WEEKS Cow Ny.
HERBET A. WEEKS, Treas.
New York. Nov. % 1910.
W G. REEVES & Co. 124 E. Esd Street:
C.entIernen--In reply TO your letter L am
pleased to inform you that on $500 Invested
In building lots your advice resoid them
through you in two years for $3.50 Yours
truly. MARf OClGG'
New York. November 2sth. 1910
MESSRS. ". c. REEVES CO.
I24 East 2Sd Street
In reply to your letter for testimonials. allow
me to say that I made small investment
with you two years ago and you sold out for
me for spot cash at a profit OF 81 per cent
Very truly yours. MARY DOHERIf
Brooklyn. N Y. Nov. 2Sth. 1910.
MESSRS. w. c. REEVES & CO.
f24 East Esd Street
You requested me 20 write you giving
statement Of how much I made I paid 1863
for two lots and in a short time you resold the
LOT. for me- After deducting the commission.
made net profit OF se35 and received the
cash Very truly yours.
The above letters from few OF our CT
adj purchase OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
NEW TRANSPORTATION HEAD
= wilkinson Elected President OF
co,,,sries Onerating on Great Lakes.

cornanies Operating on Great Lakes
syracuse, n. Y, Dec 18.-Horace S. Whll 5
Unison. of this city. was to-day eIecteu
,,resi6ent and general manager OF me
American Transit Company. the Lhllsu
sra+es TRANSPORTATION Company ana the l.
. smith Transit Company, succeeding '''e
late Lyman c. Smith. ,,-,..
Afr Wilkinson is president of the "lIAiii-
son Transit Company and the Staho&l u
transit Company. All Of these COMPANIES
operate on the Great Lakes "i'h colii-
hined feet Of twenty-one boats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
sam FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, Dec. 13.-The official clos
ing quotations Tor mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS
DECEMBER -
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
CLINTON ST. 5. 1T5 Il n Of Rivlss.eoH -
10y. for 7 stv brick storage 49,, .
Wianer fT24 Madison ave oEners - 1So-S'
49, "a fst So architect: cost 500
THE BRONX
e1ara ST. " cor o. Barnes n:s, ave- =, p aor
o6a Eas+ 10Stb st owner: Moore & Landsiccets
13s-E or and 80 ave. architects. cost. s2o.Oes