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DEAFNESS CURED
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DR.. Guy Clifford Powell.

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and invisible nature forces for the cur= os
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Write TO-DAY 20 Lr- GlT CLIlr1 Powell sos
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LOCAL MENTION.

A Domestic Eye Remedy.
Compounded by Experienced Physicians.
Conforms to Pure Food and Drugs I.svvs-
Wins friends wherever Used Ask
Druggists for Murine Eye Remedy Try
Murine IN Your Eyes You viii Like
Murine Doesn't smart
French PeTfumes-TTue Flower Odors
at one-haIf usual prices. Brentano's.
Wanted-EveTyOne To Know We Darn
Socks free Star Laundry Co. II5I3I7
18th St y. w
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CHETWOOD
Cape May

Pacific and Illinois ave. S 20 81 weekly:
s. Up daily EMILY II. DEMPSEY, owner.
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SCHEME TO ENROLL
SONS OF VETERANS

There are 1900 sons OF veterans in
the District who are eligible TO belong
20 the order OF Sons OF Veterans, and
we should urge them 70 join
This was the text of the speech on
che upbufiiing Of the order, made by
II L Johnson at a meeting Of the sons
OF Veterans last night at 40 Tenth
street. where ways and means f,r en-
larging the order were discussed
Silas Z. RObb. junior vice comman-
der Past COmmander-in-Chlef z r
Campbell. z. +. Warner, and z. A.
Lang were some OF the other speakers
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ARRANGE FUNERAL
FOR JOHN B. ALLEN

NEW YORK. Aug 11-FunersI
arrangements are being made for
John b Allen. aged nfnety-sfx. WiB
as 2 New York delegate, turned the
tide in favor OF the nomination OF Lin
coin for President at the Republican
convention Of 1850, in making known
has stand in favor Of Lin eoin after
the chairman OF the New York dele
cation had announced William II.
Seward as its choice for the Presi-
dency-
Mr. Allen died at the home OF HIS
daughter. Mrs = Homer Travis. yes
terday. He was a grand nephew OF
Ethan Allen, OF the Revolutionary
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ing else quite so much as the interpre
tati0n Of the Sherman law
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Pennsylvania.
8IONTANESCA

LEADING HOUSE IN POCONOS.
Modern strictly hiEh-class in appoint
ments and patronage. POConos headquarters
Tor sUtoists- Booklet and floor plans upon
request !. D. IFLSoSs ProP.. IL, PecoRos.
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CTIEssPEAKE BAY RESORTS

CHESAPEAKE BAY RESORTS
One Day Excursion Tickets from lysz1f----,-
O. Following E-e--.rts via Baltimore
Rochester Beach, Bet-er-1l. Parr ueu1=fr
Se-----oi-l5. ---l love t1-lL l-e--------- 81 -
L-4isl-t-l trip en- Chesapeake Bay srF
beautiful Hest River. via Annapolis q,
ocean CITY ans l-el11o-h Beach g1fn~
saturday return urtl. Monday -f--- "a,
Ezu-Ga-. ID Blue Ridge 1-1u1t1lrs- On.
Day slzz .,-. --.--.-- 20
G & D. cana Day boats are z.-k15r
As-z---.------- SO
Nash'u, BALTIC. a Anna. III. Ry.
1928 New York Avenue
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LOWER TARIFF MEANS LESS PAY
FOR LABOR, SAYS F. A. MUNSEY
Business and Banking Conditions as
Ne4Ued by Nh. Munsey.

Many good shares are absdy believe the market has
just about touched rock bottom right now
cannot believe capital likely until the Sherman law
has been construed.
believe the law viii the railroads instead of hang them.
Such things tariff agitation naturally aggavate conditions already
grave
don't anything to worry about regarding the reported crop
failures That matter for SPECTATORS to fuss over
Conditions at present not calculated to produce pancs We
have plenty Of money to 60 around
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last. and was completed and rented in record
time. The purchaser Is an out-of-town inves-
tor. This is his first purchase of Manhattan
Island property
IST STREET-Hamilton Bell & Co. dec
orators. sold their property Nos. Is and 20 East
41st street. between Fifth and Madison avenues.
II consists Of two four story buildings on plot
50x100.7x Irregular Title stands in the name
of Theodore Baettenhaussen, who is secretary OF
the company. Maud Adams, the actress owns
Nos. % and "A. adjoining.
esTH STREET-Post & Reese sold for the n
r. De Milt estate No. 81 East 6Sth street.
four story and basement dwelling house, on a lot
2ox102.2 feet.
sgd STREET.-THE Charles F. Moves Company
sold for E. II. Ludlow & co. eight contiguous
street including Nos 81 and 80 West SD street
This is Of the few large plots in the I'M
mediate district between Central Park West anu
Columbus avenue that is practically free OF
leases and suitable for immediate Improvement
The purchaser is the Hennessey Realty Com
pany. of which Joseph Holstein Is president
9TH STRDET-John j. Cody and Collins &
Barry sold for James Boylston TO Edward 5.
Murphy. ex-Superintendent of Buildings, the lot
25xf0o feet on the north size of a7th street, ia
feet east of Park avenue. The buyer will i'm
prove the site
Hoefer for occupancy No 305 West 1oSd street
three story and basement stone front dwelling I'm
house, on a lot 2ox1oO II feet, between west End
avenue and Riverside Drive.
1O5TH STREET-Earle & Calhoun sold for
Hugh Mullen to a client for occupancy the five
story American basement dwelling house No. 3la
West 105th street, on a plot 22x1e0.1 feet.
THE BRONX
PARK AVENUE-W. f. &, w. I. Brown and
Thomas Mcnamara sold for A Fillmore Hyde a
plot of about fourteen lots at the southeast cor
ner of Park avenue and 166th street The pur-
chasers will Immediately improve it with one OF
the largest baking plants in the city.
ROGERS PLACE-Walker & Burger and Louis
Schloss sold for Mary E. Mahoney two lots at
the southeast corner OF Rogers Place and 165th
street TO George NJ. Salinger
203D STREET-Kurz & Uren sold for Carrie
L. Weldon No. 235 East 20Sd street. a three
story hathouse, plot 249S1O0 feet.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

MAY h.
Lucy " E Shepard ct al, trus. to Eleanor
Shepard. 81. Co.,,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Lucy w Shep
ard CT al trus $4,000.
Same to Jane Cochran. SIS, 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 70 Law
yers' Mortgage Co; 2 assts; $500
John CASSIDY TO Hulda Stein. 81
Henry Lips. tr, and ano,. exrss t9 Henry
Idpps ir and ano. trus, assts; S26, 200
John j Donovan to Elizabeth K Doolins;
John F Sheridan TO Gotham Mortgage Co; 81
Brown-weiss Realty Co to John Sheridan:
Bella w Hochstadter to Bella W Hochstadter;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Rosa
Margaret Malin to spaulding Malin; s.. 600
LINCOLN Trust Co. as trus. to Greenwich Saw
fPsni HeiItnger to Philip Benjamin; 81.
Co as trus, 81. . -
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Marianne Emery
Brevoort Real Estate Co American Mort
State Bank to Morris Aronson ct al; 81
Phi Gordon to David Gordon. sz5Ia3-. ~,
Frances E Kollner to Annie Tromas; sl'oA1 %
Philippine Kraus to Guaranteed Mortgage Co.
Estate Of Minnie c Blossom to Benjamin
Blossom and $4,000. -
Jacob Werthein to Adolph NJ BendhelIn: e.
Clara F Ogden to Isaac Marx; $4,000
Theresa Solomon to Julius Golsteln: sIoooo
George ] LYONS to Thomas J Donton; SZ-cp
William E, Conley to Manhattan Life insurance
Co. 50. 500. - -, e,
fired Mavhew to William Conleyi. 81
Greenwich Mortgage Co to John J Bel; $500
Fanny c Lyon ct al. trus, to Julius F1g1noio;
S-11 9J; r,I1a,v n c,narIdinV NsIin,
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

BRoADwAT.-The A Feldman Construction
Company bought ugh, from the Reliant Holding
dent, the I've story loft building No - Broad
way, on LOT 2oxleo feet near Grand street. The
buver will remodel the structure In seven
story building. The sellers bought the property
some months ago from Amy Gallatin.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-The Chelsea Real
ty Company sold the northwest corner OF Am
Eterdam avenue and 1s9th street a plot Io0xloo
feet to a builder. who will erect an apartment
house.
FOURTH AvENUE-N. A. Berwin & Co
sod for John Palmer to A Fillmore Hyde. Of
N6s 100 III and ah ihRe ast @ dwell
plot So 6x9s.8 feet Mr.. Hyde owns the
Fourth "A, avenue Building. at the southeast cor
tends in the rear OF this property. and No. 10z
East 26th street. He now owns 1900 square
feet in this block, part OF which is occupied by
the Fourth Avenue Building, which he has Just
completed M. Hyde. who accumulated this
In mediate plans for improving his purchase
but at some future date expects 10 erect a
Avenue Building.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-The Frederick T
Barry Company sold for Leo Schwab to lillian
story dwelling. lot 1s.6x67 feet.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The National Cloak and
Suit Company bought from Louis Massucci No
2Ae Seventh avenue a four story building on
lot II 6x7s feet, adjoining the northwest corner
Of Path street.
Bling Bing for a Mrs. Emanuel and Mrs
Hattie Landmen. the southeast corner OF West
End avenue and ltlst street, apartment
house 50 llXI00 feet. end for Louis and Fanny
Levy the two adjoining apartment houses Nos
s3s and S36 West End avenue. Upon the ex-
pration of the leases Messrs Bng will raz4
the buildings and erect thereon a high class
twelve story apartment house
PARK AVENUE-Morris Moore sold for the
Citizens Holding Company the southwest corner
Of Park avenue and 1o4th street 10 Frank Stegel.
who gave in part payment the five story fiat
house No. 30 West 1880 street. on & lot 25x99 II
feet
HESTER STREET, Tsnenbaum. Strauss
g. CO. sold for the estate Of Henry Iden. 20 one
of their clients, the property Nos 1874 and 1876
Hester street and Nos 125 and 127 Baxter street
being the southeast corner OF Hester and Bs xter
streets now occupied by Bixby g. Co The parcel
fronts so feet IN Hester street and 100 feet in
Baxter street
SPRING STREET-willism A. White Sons
sold for Jean Jacques Reubel and Henrietta T
Reliben of Paris. No. las Spring street. a three
story building. on q Lot 31so feet.
18TH sTREET-M. g. L. Hess sold for the
Tecbnsn Engineering and Construction Company
the premises No. s5s 10 s62 West 18th street on
a plot b0ge2 feet, and also the plans for Eve
story building for the site
40TH STREET-Albert 3 Ashforth sold the
Ttldan q twelve story freproof office building.
NJ los 20 III West Goth street, on a plot 80 *
az q feet for the TiIden Investing Company, If
mitch Ieton Il SlsnFson Sc president. The con-
stract!on Of the building was begun On July l
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LIS pENDENS.
MAY 1S.

. s0TH ST, :. 266 IT W Of Cd ave. IS 11x1o2 ?:
foreclosure of mtg: attorney. f NJ .Burchard-
14sTH ST. s. 100 # OF Amsterdam ave.
So 4x9a II: two actions; Sigmund Ashner agt
Edward 7 Samuels 81 al foreclosure OF two
mtgs): attorney. l " Jacobson.
MATILDA ST. s, 200 II $ Of 2Soth ST. look
100. Charles Clayviele agt Fox Muller Realty
Construction Co ct al faction to foreclose me
chanc's uenl: attorney. j Kendler
ARTHUR AVE, e s. 300 II OF William ST 25x
81 | Northern Bank OF New York agt Filcnen.
Amabie ct al foreclosure of mtg. attorneys.
Clifford. Hobbs s. Beard
PARK AVE. g 1f7.2 II Of 18TH 81. sox1oo:
two actions George Johnson agt Eight Invent
" Three Park Avenue Co ct al foreclosure OF
two mtgsl, attorneys. Ferriss, Poser 81 Storck
LOT g. block 4T4. map Of property OF Henry
n Tiffany The Bronx. Mechanics Bank OF
Brooklyn aGt John Mulstein faction TO declare
LEM attorneys Owens & Gray.
PARCEL OF LAND beginning az point o 4
II of of 139th st and 34l.h II W of st
to beginning; rector. church wardens. etc. 81
mann ct al foreclosure OF mtgl. attorney. l. G
Van Duren.
MEADOW ST, " 5, lot 40. map OF South Mount
Vernon. James A Varian agt Moses r Crow
(notice OF levyl: attorneys, Bondin q Lehman
15lST ST. II g. 2OT o II g of Morris ave. 81 6x
MI. Agnes Carpenter agt Mary Cohen ct al
foreclosure OF Mtg. attorneys. " 3 a. @ #
Chamberiin.
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GARDEN CITY SALE
Western Syndicate to Invest
About ST 500, 900 There.
NOW OWNS MANY LOTS
G. L. Gray Construction Com
pany to Erect Houses Planned
for Property.

One of the largest real estate deals on
Long Island in many years was perfected
Yesterday by the Garden City Company
with Offices at No. go Fifth avenue the
tract of land, which numbers one hundred
separate lots at Garden City, involves about
81 10000 It was sold to syndicate COM
posed of we'll known business men OF MIS-
souri, and Illinois. 1t is understood that the
consideration for the land was Sis6,oo. ana
the purchasers have agreed to improve the
land by building the latest type dwehlhg
houses at an expense OF nearly sl.WD,VJ-
The plots are said to be unusually large
and are equivalent in area to one thousand
CITY lots They front on Stewart avenue.
Westbury Road. Osborne Place. Washing
ton avenue, Clinton Road and in several
other good sections Of the tract of SO
acres that is now being improved by the
Garden City Company, lying just east OF
the Garden City Hotel
H D. Sexton, a banker, of East 81
Louis; Charles Pasche. a banker, Of MIS-
souri,: Snelson Chesney. George A Wells
C. C. Wright, A. NJ Meints and other we'll
known real estate operators. who for sew
eral weeks have been making a thorough
investigation of suburban properties OF
New York. are members of the Purchasing
syndicate.
Many improvements in this section of
Long Island have been made At present
the tract is surrounded by schools. the Gar
den City Hotel, the golf links. the motor
parkway, the Country Club and the Hunt
Club Thousands Of trees were planted
there by the late A. T Stewart more than
thirty-hve years ago. Access to the prem
ises is very easy. The running time of
trains from the new Pennsylvania station
in Manhattan to the property will be thirty
minutes.
Il was announced yesterday that the pur-
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LEASE A BLOCK FRONT
Coal Boulet Company Gets Con,
troll of Twelfth Avenue Site.

/. Tanenbaun. Strauss & Co., have leased
for Charles E. Appeby the entire block
front on the east side of Twelfth avenue,
between 5Tth and 5Sth streets. TO the Coal
Boulet Company for term of twenty
wears Also leased for q client the entire
building No. 224 Sixth avenue TO E. b
Schiller: for the Trinity Church Corpora
ton. 1000 square feet of space in the new
building No $40 to 344 Hudson street TO the
United States Silk Conditioning Company,
and for the Cans Salvage Company the en-
tire building Nos. 1s6 and 1S8 Wooster street.
J Scott has leased for a term of years
for F. Goodnow No. 159 West 121st street, q
three story and basement private dwelling
house; also. for J. NJ. Horton, No 1876 West
I26th street three story and basement
private dwelling house: also. for the
Knickerbocker Trust Company. No. IL
West 12sth street. three story and base
ment private dwelling house; also, for B.
Wolff, No SIS West I26th street. a three
story and basement private dwelling house;
also. for g. Stetson, No. 3s4 West 130th
street. a three story and basement private
dwelling house; also. for the Pendent
Realty Company. No "a West 131st street,
three story and basement private dwelling
house.
It is reported that Huyler's has practt-
cally completed negotiations for leasing the
store basement and first floor Of the build
ing No. so East 34th street, which is to be
altered into q semi-business structure.
Harris & Vaughan have leased the four
story building at No 40 West 18th street
to Charles Weisn1ann for twenty years: also
leased No. 125 East 3sth street to G. Her
mann kinnicutt. also the garage at No.
~ East 6sth street for Thomas Crimmins:
also. Offices in the Broadway and Thirty
ninth Street Building TO William A. Brady,
Daniel V. Arthur and Julius Calm.
The Moore & Rowe Company has leased
No. z69 West 14Sd street a. four and one
half story American basement dwelling
house TO Richard Parr.
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SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

c. W. Seitz has sold for the Realty As
sociates No. 131 St. Felix street, a three
story brick dwelling house. The same
broker sold the adjoining house, No. 1873,
last week.
Frank A Seaver has sold for Frederick
Monroe a one-family detached frame dwell
ing house, plot 120X100 feet, north side
OF SD street, 100 feet east of Twelfth ave-
nue., Dyker Heights.
Richard r Plum has sold No. zSS Kosci-
usko street, a two story and basement
brick dwelling house, to a client, and z. 81
acres at Bergen Beach for the heirs OF
George WyckOn to an investor.
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147TTr ST. n s. 155 II of Robbins ave, 90 non,
Louis Grimm TO Brian Hughes mtg eo'O'''
April 30: 81: address. 139 and 14l MuiperiS "
SAME pPopEp1-y. walter Cook. jr. as trus
tee. to same: q c mtg $4,000: April 30' SZ'a'o
address, same above.
closure: April a. 1910; Rudulph a - zen lddress
ref to Joseph Cohen; May IL; sle'ooo' s
235 East 125th ST.
18TH ST, w cor Intervale ave. 40 81 ~ -
irreg; Henry Acker to Harris Rather ee ai 'e
SIS, 600; May II: $780,
SAME PROPERTY: Harris Rather ct al 80, 10 s 81
terne Construction Co (mtg Ss.Ooo); May - "
address. 49, Nassau st.
nth ST., e cor Public pl, 45.sx14e tx lrres,
Ferdinand c Barnuman to Sivel Realty 20 yii's
So, 670); May Is; S1O0; address, 81 Liberty D.
2O3D ST, n s. 1859 IT of Marion ave z4.sf
100; Carrie L Weldon to Charles III q. 1uit Ir.
(mtg $4,000; May II; 500; address, oo' ooNi
1andt
ALL RIGHT. title and interest in all c.aii nr,
which part first part may have IN any ,, iT.s oi
map of bldg lots in oath Ward. New "iInaIls-
bridge Station; Louis Esposito TO Herman Dugei u
tr, of Yonkers y May l.; $50; address,
Box 3OI. BronXville II Y.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.)
MAY Is.

MANHATTAN.
lofts 40 3x irreg to Goth st x41.10: Carrere 8
Hastings 225 9th ave. architects: cost, $40 200
owner Mrs P S Sinclair. 621 9Th ave-
111TH ST s. 1874 # OF 1st ave; brk wager
storage 30xlJo: cost, 81, 600; owner Consolidated
Gas Co.
Path ST. so and So West: 10 story lofts. 5os
$50: Browne * AlmirOty. West 18th ST. arCfl-
tects; cost S2O0OO owner, Marmas Constructor
Co. 316 West Both st.
131ST ST, S S. 100 # W of Amsterdam ave
6 sly apis, 50xS6 IL; Samuel Sass. 81 Union
Square. architect; cost. $4,000; owner. NestoI
Holding Co, premises.
THE BRONX.
CROTONA AVE W s. 200 # of 1S3d st:
sty tennis, 81. 6X6S each; Charles Kreymborg,
COS Jennings St architect; cost, S12O.0 600; owner
It j Cunningham Co. 915 Hunts Point ave
MILFORD AVE. e s. 1903 Is # Of Pelham
I'd: 2l2 frame sty dwg, 20x40.6: NJ Garvin $50.
Sd ave, architect; cost. $4,000; owner, David
o. Shea. S11 East 1881 st.
ROBBINS AVE. w $. $500 # OF Dater st
4 sty brk tenmt. 25x134: Robert z Lavelle. 12Sd
Southern Boulevard. architect; cost, $4,000;
owner, Poldow Construction Co, lbs Hoe ave.
SIMPSON ST, e s. 1sS # s of 16Ith ST. two
sty brk tennis, 3SxSS each; Charles kreymborn,
sos Jennings st, architect; cost, $4,000: owner
Michael Meehan, 95T Whitlock ave.
n Y. n II e. II r r R right of way, s. 1ot
# S of Barlow station bridge: sty brk passen-
ger station. 3010x10S; Cass Gilbert. IL Ess,
Gath st, architect; cost SS3, 600; owner. Y,
H & H r r r Co. New Haven
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chasers will within the next few dav.
ploy half dozen or more leaSlnz
tects to prepare plans for the resise,''
be built on the property. Most =
houses will be constructed TO su,.
viduai buyers. who will thus have :.
and responsibility in connection MIA
erecting of their houses. yet wiz I.
exactly what they want at a very -.
able price
The syndicate has already arranzsa
the Gray Construction COMPANY :,
Louis. 10 do the building. This coru,ss
one Of the big operating concerns a
Central West. and has done SOM
important work in this city. inelhar.
thirty-two story Liberty Tower. a. VI
and Liberty streets. and the new -
berg Building. at sd street and B-oad.
1t is erecting the Fitzgerald Bunsg,
43d street and Broadway.
This company has made fsaA..
building high class residences. ard X.
special organization for that work =
II has built up through years =,
perience. In addition 20 this. the co--..
will do general building in the vicinitv u
is arranging to establish its own ~
and carry it's own lumber. cement.
tile and building materials generaly. ID
will enable it To make a saving 81
said, Of 10 TO 10 per cent in the cos
building. and be Of great advantage IA
Individual purchaser
Gage +. TarbeH. one OF the dirscso-,.
the Garden City company, declared -.
day that the syndicate had already rsoss.
a number of commissions for irnusa.
fulfIment- and expects 70 have A.
twenty-five houses under construction r.
in the next thirty or sixty days. n,
represented in this city By NJ Greeuz,.
tr. who is also the resident manager o.
Liberty Tower and other property in +,
city owned and controlled by Western
terests-
In speaking OF the deal YESTERDAY y
TarbeH said that the individual owner,
property at Garden City, or any one int.
ing to build a home in that section os "a
Island. viii appreciate the Opport..
that is now offered 70 deal with a, /.
equipped. thoroughly organized, up-to-,
building organization. which will Ell.
build a country residence for a stipHEsi
sum, or assume entire charge and turn y
70 the owner a finished property OF
highest character at actual cost price. i
an agreed percentage for services. Niles
streets and parkways of the tract are h-s
opened Up and improved with every {
convenience including sewers wafer =
electricity. etc
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of iessee.)
MAY Is.

BROADWAY. W. s.. 5 # n from beam in
centre of Ferris wheel at van Gourtlandt Pars
yrs mos from Jan. 1910: S2700; address.
Broadway, cor 242d ST.
GRAND ST, $40: Charles " Hunter TO Louis
Dickstein: 8 yrs mos from April I. 1910: $40:
address. $40 Grand st
HOUSTON ST, SO. VI cor West Broadway;
Frank Allen to Jossph R 20 9. yrs from IN
LEXINGTON AVE, 216s; Payne estate to John
S Tobin: yrs from May 1. 1911; $500; address,
216s Lexington ave.
LEWIS ST, s extends from of 9Th st to
8 9TH St x to bulkhead with rights to
bulkhead to 4 of pier at 9TH st and 4 pier
shtpbuiIders 10 Nesmith & Constantine Co: 8
yrs from May I. 1910: S12,So4; address. 81 sea
st
MADISON ST 2e2 store t etc; Gh sT 9 ss2d
s420 address, 262 Madison St
MORRIS PARK AVE. SIS. two stores; George
La hrnaann to Mary Hills: 3 yrs from May l,
1910; S7s0; address, 675 Morris Park ave.
Sd AVE. e33, store, etc; Ned Strauss ct al to
John 2 Warren and ano: yrs from May l. 1917
,S1,so0; address. 933 Sd ave
Moss F Moses; IL yrs mos from March l. 191o
corner store and first store and basement: SILL
600: address. 500 9th ave.
merit TO Herman Hunecke; yrs from May l.
1909: So. COO: address. 207 9TH ave.
18TH. AVE. n E cor 57th st: Charles ApP deb
s.. 200; address. 18TH ave and 59th st.
9TH ST, s. 1894 TT e Of Lewis st. runs n
1871 It TO 9th st x to East River. with
buikhead etc; Webb's Academy and Home for
Shpbuilders to Nesrnith & Constantine Co: 5
yrs from MAY I. 1910; taxes. etc; $e196; address,
So Beaver st
BOTH ST. 30 West; store floor and part base
rnent; the 59th Street Real Estate Co to Max
Schling and 10 yrs from Sept L, 1910
IS, 600; address. 1902 9th ave-
soTH ST, 10 East; venie J Peters TO Harry
Sherman: 10 yrs from May 1, 1910; $500; ad-
dress, 10 East S0th st.
1G2D ST 81 and 319 East; Edward Rubin to
Abraham Goldman: 8 yrs from May i, 1910;
Sc. 600; address, 317 East 1929 st.
18TH ST, 533 East store and cellar: Annie
Ridel TO Giovanni Russo: yrs from March /,
1910; S420; address, 347 East 18th ST.