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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
ENUMERAToRs EXAMINED.

Onowa, Ia, March 2.-Twenty-eight
persons o the examination held by
Postmaster Prewitt for census enumer-
ators. Those In Onawa were u. D..
Brown, George Bidwell and Miss Min
ME Seaton. The work will start April
tx
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

ROCKHAM, s. D.-The amount of
business done at the local railroad
depot during the past 80 days shows
an increase of $4,000 over the cores
bonding period a year ago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03
He Did.
From the Housekeeper.

FTUm ING f~iOuStKeep6T.
Tommy came out of a room in which
his father was lacking down carpet.
He was crying Justly.
why, Tommy, what's the matter?"
asked the mother.
"P-p-p-papa hit his finger with the
hammer" sobbed Tommy.
well, you needn't cry at a thing
like that" comforted the mother. why
didn't you laugh?"
~ did," sobbed Tommy, disconsolate.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

SPRINGFIELD, S. D.-Local BUSH
ness men have taken steps to organize
q Commercial club.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Canada was formally ceded to Eng
and by the treaty of Paris. signed on
February 10, 1853.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

A bushel of barley yields Is gallons
Of beer In Great Britain and % in Ger
many.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

Widows may regard marriage as a
failure, put they are willing to AXE o
chance at failure again.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

In the Belgian parliament there is
an age minimum of rs for deputies and
40 for senator's.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-03

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New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
FoREcLosUhE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John L. Williams and Hudson Trus- Com
pany Plaintiffs. against Amsterdam Hcldin,
Company et al Defendants Action No. l.
and safe. duly made and entered n the .aecve-
entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
OF Decsmber 1903 7. the Undersigned. tns
Referee in said Judgment named VIII sell s-
public auction. at the Exchange Saiesrco-n. Nos
f4-16 Vesey Street. in the Borough os danhst-
January. 1910. az IL o'clock. noon on that day.
BY Samuel Marx. Auctionser. the premises d.
rected by said Judgment % be sold. and tner>io
described as follows.
All that certain lot, piece. or parcsi q A-d-
with the building and improvements thereon.
situate lying, and being in the Borough 9.
Manhattan OF the City OF New YORK. IN ths
County ard state OF New York. bounded and
described follows.
Beginning at point on the norrheriy ia.
seven feet six inches ds7-6) westerly from ths
corner formed by the intersection ot ne north
erly side OF 172d Street with the westerly SIDE
OF Amsterdam Avenue: thence nortnerly. para,
lei with Amsterdam Avenue. ninery-,cu- fss-
six inches o. %; thence westerly, parallel VII,
thence southerIy parallel with Amsterdam Ave-
nue. nfnety-fsur feet six inches (e4-s) 20 tfs
northerly side OF 172d Street. and themes easrer7
along the northerlyr side OF 112t street FORTY
three feet nine inches 4S-s 70 the point OF pscs
Of beginning.
said premises being known as Numbers 51f-
513 West 172d Street.
Dated New York December 81. 1909
LOUIS .JEsRSAWITZ. Reterse
JAMES. SCHELL & ELKUS. Attorneys %
Plaintiffs No 10 BrcadEay, Borough q
Manhattan. New York City
The following Is a diagram OF tne properr1
20 be sold; IT'S street numbers are Sil-sl5 W-ss
tT2d Street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
LIS PENDENs.
JANUARY 3

HOE AVE. 1853: Nevelson Goldberg Realty co
mtg; attorney, z A Brown.
SHERIFF ST, VS., rs # n OF Delaney 81. 2ox
rs; Louis Simon agt Isidor l. Daniels ct al
foreclosure of mortgage: attorney, + Sill
verstone.
WEST FARMS ROAD. adjoining lands of
Michael Shea runs 137xs W e1X n 1ol 10
beginning: parcel of land adjoining above.
running w 94x w Isl. 10 to road leading
from Westchester to West Farms n g "a OK
81 to beginning Frances NJ o Connor ast
Rosario Amello ct al foreclosure OF mtgl'
attorney. r Halsey.
1ST AVE. s. 47.4 # of 10th St % sx9i;
1s5th st, s. Il lot 80. map of Bassford
lena Hermann ct all (anended dower); attor-
ney, l. Brandner.
14TH ST, 46 West; Sam W Steel agt Robert
Smith ct al partition); attorney, l. E Warren.
42D ST PAS and 249 West; 43d st. 256 to 262
West; Lexington ave, 1717; Mitchell Lehman ct
al trustees. agt Mitchell Lehman ct al tparti-
tion). attorneys Guggenheimer, Untermyer &
Marshall.
GATH ST. 42o to 42l East; Mutual Life ms Co
of New York agt Mary 2 Norton ct al fore
closure of mtg: attorney, j McKeen.
s5TH ST. 345 East: Stanislaus n Tuckman agt
Morris Schlossman ct al foreclosure of mtg.
attorney, A Spies.
11TTH st, n s. 3S5 II " of Sd ave- 25x1G0 IL !;
Samuel Hugel agt Nathan K Habel ct al (ac
tton to cancel decd; attorneys. Shapiro &
Levy.
125TH ST. 54S West; Sere Fried agt Catalina de
Potter ct al (amended foreclosure of mtg;
attorney, E Jacobus.
234TH ST. n 8. 435 # of Katonah ave- 50x1oo;
Fordham Parquet Floor Co agt Bernard
Schultz ct al (action forscloss mechanics
Ien); attorney. J Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
BIG MIDTOWN LEASE.
Operators Get Control Of Vest
:S2d Street Site.

Parish, Fisher & Co. have leased for the
New York Cab Company the property Nc
40 West sd street, 2lxe8.e. with q three
story and basement building, occupied since
1886 by the lessons for Office uses, to a &
L. Pincus. for twenty-one years with re-
uevals The property is opposite the new
Ginbel Brothers department store now
andy approaching completion. and on
The direct approach 70 the main passenger
entrance OF the new Pennsylvania station
Psase & Gilman have leased lofts at No.
~ Fulton street 10 Charles E. Chapin
& Co. also 70 Star Metal Box Company;
Offices al Nos g and So Liberty street. 70
4 .Taliercc. at No 12S Liberty street. TO
Chidester Chemical Company, E. L.
Cuendt, NJ L. Hawley and Home Manu-
featuring Company; at No. 152 Broadway,
entire fifth floor for John R. Huyler. and
store and basement at No. III Fulton street,
70 Paulson, Roy & Silverman.
The Charles T. Noyes Company has
leased for the Connolly Auction Company
5000 feet in fts new building at No 39i to
as5 Washington street TO the Enterprise
Lamp Manufacturing Company; the store
~ no. q Dutch street for 9. p Naething,
70 Robert H. Engersoll & Bro, and has sub
leased for the Exchange Buffet Corpora
ton 400 feet Of storage space at No. 35s
Broadway, 10 the Peck & Mack Company
Jacob Finkelstein has leased for the
Max Mandel Realty Company the store
ana basement, containing $500 square feet,
in The freproof structure No. 1877 RoWery,
which was recently completed, 70 H.
Jackson for long term OF years. This
completes the renting Of this building, as
the upper five floors has been leased TO
the Luhrs Hotel Company through the
same broker
German H. Lenny has leased for Henry
Phipps No 25 East z5th street, four story
dwelling, on lot 2ox1oO5 feet The same
broker has subleased the parlor floor and
basement Of the house TO George P. Rein
lardt. an interior decorator. who viii re-
model the place Cor business occupancy.
Denzer Brothers have leased for August
Flsttsu rhe building at No. 7s washington
eouare South; also for Louis Minslzy and
Martin Engel, 1900 square feet in Nos 195
and le7 Chrystie street 70 Samuel Sche-;
for Max Abramson. tie building in Nc 80
eprtng street 10 various tenants; for Isaac
Fetgel. 2 so square feet in No. 135 Wooster
street; for Jacob Emsheiner, 800 square
%-et 81 No. q West Houston street. for the
4<ecgendcrfer estate. 2.5oo square feet in No
= Greene street: for the estate Of Henry
Zoe, $50 square feet in No. q Great Jones
street; for Jacob Cohen, 2,5O0 square feet in
no l5l Mercer street. and for Chris schVss-
Ter the first loft in No 6e Grand street
The United states Realty ana Improve
rnent Company has rented space in the
Trinity and United States Realty buildings
70 the following tenants: William F. Morse,
Twombly & Mueller, 4. 2. Turner & Co.,
Julian Goldman, r Il Chapman. Graves &
Miles the Dolores Mines Company and
Laurin ". Hart
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos "A
and is Tesey street, resulted as follows
By Joseph Day.
eTH ST. SO. s. 554.5 # W of 5th ave 23x93 IL !,
vacant: Jacobson agt Jacob Bernstein et
al. Wells g. S. attys: n Boyle, ref; amt
due. s3.s4s u; taxes. etc, s7s3 IL; sub 10 q
mtg Of SlsOoo: adjourned to Jan IL
By Herbert A Sherman.
18TH ST. 3o4, s. 100 # Of 9Th ave. 25x
SO IL: sty tenmt, B Liienthal agt Clar-
ence Wollner ct al; Sigmund WechsIer. atty;
q III Schulz. ref; amt due. S2l 07S OF; taxes
etc, S335 CO. 10 Christopher MisselI for s22 900
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By Bryan L Kennedy.
127TH ST. 3o5, 5. 1895 # W of sth ave. Is. 3r
OIL: sty tenmt and store; Twelfth Ward
Bank ast Joseph Ettlinger ct al; Katz & s.
attys; Lydon ref; amt due, s5,5l6 S.
taxes. etc $500 IS; sub to irst mtg OF
By Joseph Day.
1ST AVE. is55 W cor 96th st 25sxSo; sty
tenmt and store; y Hall agt Nicholas Bal
reve et al; Dusenbury atty; NJ Drscoll.
ref. amt due. $1,000 20; taxes. etc. $685. "a.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES

with name and address OF loaner's attorney
JANUARY 3.
BAYARD ST. % and "a 5ox53: Nov 2s Ieoe
samuel Harris and ano to Emilio ] Murray
Attorney lawyers Title ms Co, 1oo Broad
way.
BEEKMAN ST. 6s. 25, ,2x44s Jan ?. 1905: Henry
Z Pope and ano TO Cora VI Pope SIS 900
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co 176
Broadway. ~
BEEKMAN ST W cor Gold st. 26xsO 6: Jan 8
Ieo! Wm Jackson and ano TO Samuel X
Jackson. SIS 900. -
Attorney, w Powell. % Wall St
burnside AVE. 57s. 37xlOo: April Is 1903
Lochinvar Realty Go to Jos Hindley: 81 900
Broadway. ~ 80
BROADWAY. cor 1O2d st. 1890 II Ian
u. 1909: walter L Kent to Fredk Kron-
Attorney. 3 NJ Burghard. 100 Broadway.
cRESTON AVE. $. l69 II n OF le6th st 25x
Mortgage Co: 50 600
Attorneys. Otis & Pressinger
FRONT ST. "a Broad st. loe and III. % sx
eoil; Feb II. 1901; Adolf Hollender ana ano
20 MoritZ Rosett, SOS, 600 ~ an
Attorney, RosenthaI. ? Rector 81
GREENWIcH ST. 2o3. 25xloO. Jan a tooz
Evelyn T Gale 20 Mercantile Trust 90. xs5
AttoH ey Title Guarantee ana Trust "a l7s
Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
FULTON ST, sc cor OF Nassau st, 70 an ; so 10
brk store and Offices; Van Buskirk Ios
Montague ST. Brooklyn, archt: cost. 500"
Owner. C Armory. 80 Nassau ST.
THE BRONX
CASTLE HILL AVE, cor OF Chatterton
ave: to a 8 sty frame store and dvls. 23xo5.s
Ehelins. 1876 Walker ave. aren't eos''
81. 900.
Owner. vorndran. 211s Gleason ave
CASTLE HILL AVE, g. SO It n OF Story ave
TO 2 sty frame dTlg 21x5o: B Ebeilns, ilSo
Walker ave- arcft: cost SI0O.
Owner, Vorndran, 211s Gleason ave-
CASTLE HILL AVE, s.. 5s.oe IT n Of story
ave; to pa sty frame dwls. 20 sx2s6c s-oo d
Ebeling, 1876 Walker ave- archts cost. StoV
Owner c vorndran. 211s Gleason ave.
CASTLE HILL AVE. s, IS, 06 IT n OF Gleason
ave: to IA sty frame. dvls. 163x3o5:
Ebeling. 1136 Walker ave. archt; cost sooo.
Owner, Buttner 1921 Westchester ave-
CEDAR AVE. s. 225 # OF Sedgwick ave; TO
sty frame store and .dwls 1ox60 "
Barnet S0s1 Hull ave- archt; cost S2occ
Owner. Fl Bannan 1924 Cedar ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

Realty buyers were active in many dis
tricts yesterday. the larger volume of trad
ing. however. being in the uptown dis
tricts
On the Heights the transactions included
the sale OF number Of fine plots and
dwelling house In the midtown loft zones,
particularly the Pennsylvania. some leases
~ considerable importance Were reported.
One OF the principal deals was trade in
which midtown and downtown parcels fig
ured. II was negotiated by George R Read
& Co They sold for Joseph Means to
Michael Coleman the four and five story
business buildings. Nos s and 10 Barclay
street, adjoining the holdings Of William
Waldorf Astor. Mr.. Meeks took in pay
ueht the new eleven story store and loft
building at Nos Il and z3 West 25th street
The 25th street building is leased for
term of years TO the John ]. Mitchell Pub
fishing COMPANY. The exchange involved
about sseo.ooo
Lewis B. Preston sold TO client for the
estate OF William C. Park. represented by
Mooyer & Marston. Nos. 80 and "a West 4oth
street. four and five-story buildings, on
plot 4nxl0os feet, between the Harvard Club
snd the Webster apartment hotel The
parcel faces the site of the new Yale club
house and abuts the stable adjoining the
home Of the New York Yacht Club. in 44th
street
Ernest Flsgg, architect, has filed for the
new Model Fireproof Tenement Company
PLANS for the third of the new model tene-
ment houses projected by the company and
70 be erected at No. 645 10 651 Eleventh
avenue. It is 10 have accommodations for
forty-eight families. IT will front 90.4 feet
on the avenue and % feet in 18th street
The FACADE will be Of brick. trimmed with
limestone around the windows. 1t is to
cost $50, ,epo.
Plans have been fled by c. B. Meyers
for three story and basement private
school on the premises Nos. 3s4 and Se6
East Houston street, running through the
block 10 Nos 2s5 and 2S7 ID street. II is
Il, cost s25.eo0. It viii be built for Julius
Miller Plans have also been filed for
making over the four story tenement house
No. so5 East s0th street inco a loft build
ing with stores on the ground floor. the
change Of occupancy being made for
George N. welch. as owner, from designs
by 7 P. VoeIker. and for enIarging the
three story loft and factory building at
Nos So and $50 Eleventh avenue by add
ing e new fourth story, the improvements
bv James ". Cole.
Harry. G. Wiseman, architect. has filed
plans for making over the TWO story dwell
ing and store at No. 20 Eighth avenue into
hail for moving picture exhibitions, the
change OF occupancy being made for Hy-
man Harris,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
GOVERNOR PARDONS.
Releases Unfortunate Tailor
from BlackzcelPs Island.

Governor Hughes extended his power Of
pardon on New Years Day to a prisoner
on Blackwelps Island under twenty days
sentence He was Isaac Bick. an East
Side tailor who received the sentence on
the complaint OF the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Children The COM
plant was based on the tailor's failure 10
nav for the maintenance of his son Solo
mon fifteen years old. at the Jewish Pro-
tectory, Hawthorne. y. Y. where the boy
had been sentenced for peddlins without
license.
Bick was Ill. his wife was In bed after
becoming the mother of twins, and there
was little food in the house when the police
took him to Blackwells Island on Decena-
Der 49,
The case came TO the notice of Cyrus
SuIzberger, president of the United He
brew Charities. who. besides ordering a
payment of 81 so week TO the family from
the funds of the organization, appealed to
the Governor 70 pardon the tailor. Bick
left the island on New Years Day and was
able to return 20 work yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
CRITICISES MR. TAFT.
DR.. Pfafer Discusses Finan-
cioI and Postal Policies.

DR. Emmanuel Pfeifer, president and
founder Of the Postal Reform League, Inc.
mas issued an open letter to President Taft
sharply criticising the Presidents references
10 the financial system, and especially the
postal situation. With regard TO the for
mer DR.. Pfeiffer says:
believe that Senator Aldrich, the watch
dog IN the United States Senate OF cor
a poratlons, 3, who IS chairman of the None
sounder nnance system. You are certainly
doomed to 2 bitter, disappointment HIS
death. and, besides this issue bonds. there
oy GRIPPING the future of the children of
to-day.
With regard TO the Presidents statement
that the deficiency IN postage on second
class mail is q subsidy TO newspapers and
magazines, DR.. Pfeiffer says:
II is hard for me to ses how you have
managed to crowd in so many nisstate-
ments in 50 few words. It is difficult for
ne TO realize how you dare to nisinfornn
Congress 10 the extent you have cannot
peieve they are made because you are
entirely ignorant upon matters of SO great
Importance. The government is simply fol-
lowing the time honored custom 10 pro-
mote a liberal distribution OF educationar
it is misleading TO call it a subsidy, es-
peclal!y as It has been proved that the
government derives an enormous benefit
from the business created through the ad-
Vertislng columns of said publications Had
you had the interest OF the common people
at heart you would never have made slIch
a wicked recommendation as to put an
extra tax of S17,5N0,099 on the peoples read
ing matter.
I suppose you will agree with me that the
rate charged for carrying the mail is rhe
same now as in 1878, although freight
charges have been very much reduced
since, IN many cases as much as 100 per
cent Why did you not state 10 Congress
that the reason of the absurdly high rate
IS that the United States government per
mits the railroad companies TO rob the
nation by charging IL a much higher rate
than is charged by the express GONNA nies
for the same service?
With regard TO the deficiency in the rural
mail delivery, DR.. Pfeiffer suggests that a
local parcels post, at a rate OF three cents
2. pound for the first pound and one cent
for each additional pound would meet
the deficit. This would add fully SIS 900 900
and perhaps S5o,oOo.Ooo to the postal re-
ceipts, ne adds. Ending his letter, he says:
I claim have met your misstatements in
your message to Congress in manly way
giving facts which get stronger the mors
seen If you are willing TO remedy your
mistakes, TO use mild term, by following
the recommendations given in this letter
which every fair minded. patriotic person
must admit are in the interest of the tax
payers. II is needless 10 saw that T have
only object is to prevent an injustice being
done TO the reading public, and at the same
time 10 put our Postoffics Department ON
q paying basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
CITNTIONS

TIE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE Of NV
York by the grace CT God trss and !a5s-
pendent. 10 Jennie Durrcn Greene Minc5s Greene
Chspin. O. Hoffman Burrows. Msrguarite Bushs.
Mary \. GadSdsn. Frank William Greens.
Harry ralaage Greene Mary Mathews Helen
Greene. Er.nis Richmond. lillian Over ard
Talbot P Greene. and to- AL persons ince-sstst
n the estate OF Charles Burrows Greene. l3ts
or the County CT New York. deceased as c-si-
ttors. legatses, next q kin or cthsrviss. ssn5
greeting
You and each OF Jou are hereby c!,ss srd
required personally 10 Is and appear before cur
surrogate OF the County or New York ~ .hs
surrosatss Court OF said County held AZ rhs
ON the 2Sth day OF January. 1910 AZ halt-pasr
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF thar saw, then
and there % attend a judicial settlement -
the account OF proceedings of Jennie D,,rfcu
Greene. Minnie Greene .Chapin VVflllar, TslIibS
button and Augustine y. Lawrence as sNscu-
tors OF the Last WIN and Testament CT sac g.
ceased and such of yeu are hereby cite6 "a
Ne under the age or twsnry-ons wears a. re-
CURED 70 appear by yoir guardian II YOU havs
one or Y YOU have none. to appear snd arply
tef one 70 he appointed. or in the event cf vour
heslect or failure 70 do Sc a guardian VIII -
appointed by the Surrogate 10 rspressrr anI al
ler yc't N the proceeding
In testimony whereof We bavs -,,,s., -, ss.t
-NSW crk % q hersunto affixed
witness: non, John p Cchalan a Sllr-crsts
p. or our said County a. tha County 0f
II 81 NeM York, The Tth dav OF D,c-ul!,.-
N the Year Of cur Lord one thcuseay
nine hundred and nine.
pANIFv. y DOwRNEY
r--th or the SurrcgateS'. Court
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

AUDUBON AVE.-The Duff & Brown
Company sold for Joseph E. Marx a lot at
the southwest corner Of Audubon avenue
and 10th street, 25xl0o feet.
CONVENT AvE.-Daniel H Renton &
H. N. Schultz & Co. the northwest corner
of Convent avenue and 147th street,
plot 10ox1eo feet.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE.-William c. &,
Edward A Lester sold for the estate of
Robert Sickels No 7S5 st. Nicholas avenue,
a three story dwelling house. on lot 17.11xSS
feet, between 14sth and 147th streets. to
Mrs. 3. F. Kenney for occupancy.
SECOND AVE-Ars Johanna Fauth sold
the five story tenement house NO. 1876 Sec
ond avenue, on lot 25Z1co feet,
THIRD AVE-The Duross Company
sold No. 1765 Third avenue, southwest cor
ner OF 9Sth street, a five story flathouse. on
William Grant Brown.
FIFTH AvENUE-Robert silvern1an was
reported 10 have sold No 300 to 2Oo6 Fifth
avenue. a six story elevator apartment
house, on plot a9.11x11o feet. ar the north
west corner of 129th street
eth STREET-George R Read & Co
sold for Michael Coleman the eleven story
and basement loft building. known as the
Mitchell Building, at Nos. Il and IS West
9th street, on plot 5oxess feet. to Joseph
Meeks. II is leased for a long term OF
years TO the John ]. Mitchell Publishing
Company.
Mr. Coleman took in payment Nos and
10 Barclay street, one four and enc five
story building, on a plot 5o1x1oos feet.
Nooyer & Marston sold for the W. C. Park
estate Nos. 30 and "a West 45th street,
plot 40x100.5 feet.
CPD STREET.-THE Douglas Robinson,
Charles 6. Brown Company sold for the
Postley estate No. 48 East 62d street.
three story stable, on & lot 25x1oo.5 feet.
SSTH STREET-McKee. Hayward & Co.
sold for Mary z. Appleby No 130 West Ssth
street, q three story dwelling house on lot
17.sx1oo.s feet, to a client for occupancy.
18Th STREET-E. c. H. Vogler resold 10
William NJ. Goddard No. 2O2 West e8th
street, q five story apartment house 2sx
1oo.11 feet.
117TH STREET-Eugenta Wolf resold
No. E29 West 117th street a FIVE story
stone front dwelling, on lot 18 4x10011 feet.
95 feet east of Amsterdam avenue, to Will
lam &. Lester Mrs. Wolf recently &C
Quired the property from Bolton Hall
117TH STREET-Pauline Nechols sold
No. 361 West 117th street, three story
and basement dwelling house. on lot 16. ex
10011 feet, between Manhattan and Morn
ingside avenues.
123D STREET-senior 6, Stout sold for
Charles H. Edgar No. LA West 12ad street.
a three story dwelling. On lot 176x1oo.11
feet
q TIE BRONX
BOONE AVENUE. ETC-schano & Co
sold for " Grant e lot, 2sx10O feet. on
Boone avenue. so feet north of l73d street
also. for James NJ Fitzpatrick the dwell
ing, No 1853 Cruger avenue, Van Nest
GUNTHER AVENUE. ETc-Andrew
t5ally sold for z. Zacharzonsky two lots on
Gunther avenue. near Barnes avenue also
for J. Keener, a lot on Grant avenue. Lin
coin Park; also, for C. E Devernan. the
two family house No. 2o48 Blackrock ave
nue., Unioaport.
18TH Street.-The Douglas Robinson
Charles s. Brown Company has sold for
Ann MCGUIRE, the four story brick stable.
Nos 474 and 47e Vest 15eth street. on
plot 50x1 90 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
RECENT BUYERS.

Harry de 2. Parsons is the buyer OF the
house 70. 3s East e1st street. on lot
2sx1oo5 feet recently reported sold by
Henry =. Winans 6, May for Attorney
General Wickershan.
Henry c. TSroorg is the purchaser Of the
three five story hsthouses at the northwest
corner Of Amsterdam avenue and 14sth
street SOLD recently through Daniel II.
Renton & Son and Il W. Schultz & Co.
mr. Torborg owns two Eve story hathouses
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

BY VIRTUE or an executisn ON q I5.-, r Ps-v
~ saT'a aHSuonser viii sell Jaanarv 1 iein az
h.'i ~ - th' Sel Madison 81, Manhattan 50 svphon
sss.ss ~ - NJ GoNlGLE. Marshal.
bs VIRTUE ot an executI5,. / Rs-T-sfsI5, sIic-
uSssesr, VIII sell Ianuarv 4 1910 a. n /. W.
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