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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorneyI
MARCH .

(With name and address OF lenoeI > al-'1i.1'H
MARCH ..
AVE A. " s. So II OF Sist e. lt&io;
HaFfh si las GaT s@t0fnfT 'F Hu 10 15I1
SAME PROPERTY: March II. 1904; same to
Julius Z, Kruzman: 81 500; attorneys. Meishdn &
Neicarsalviar, IS Park Row
AVE A. 1923. :; Jan g 1905: Abra nam
Liebhoff 10 William Buchmiller; 5000 atto--
ney, Arnold B Wedemeyer. 49, Nassau ST
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1874. $: June II. 1900;
Niels Hansen and to George A Barker ct al :
SOS. 800; attorney \ l. Hays, 3sNPark Row
AMSTERDAM AVE-, 1886 " s. June II, 1900:
same same; SIS 500; attorney as above
BELMONT AVE. $. 80 It of 1880 ~. 23x
100 Dec 10. 1909. George J Bremen and anp 10
Johanna Iarkin: s1.JOo: attorney. Title GUaran-
tee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
BURNSIDE AVE. 574 :; May "a. 1893;
Louis EickwoTt and ano to Sarah Fabori-
cotti ct al: 81. 500; attorney as above
EXTERIOR ST. s. 2j.91s # % I'D st.
81 2iax irreg; March % 1907; Frederick A
Schermerhorn to William - Scherrnerhorn ct al
$500; attorneys, Strong q CadWaIader. 4"
Wall ST.
LOTS - and 48. map Section A. WISE estate;
June ;. 1903 James CARNEY and ano 20 Louis
Wechsler: $4,000. attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. 116 Broadway
LOT 30 70 -, map part Bathgate estate: Jan
-. 1865: Alfred = Hansen TO Central Realty
Bond and Title Co; S21,J00: attorney as above
LOT % to 20 map Bathgate estate: July I.
1863: Louis + KIeban to Morris Osmansky;
$4,000; attorney above.
MADISON AVE. s. 1911 It Of 1881 81.
+Oxsn: Nov Il. 1905: Herman Jerome and ano 10
Elijah beth NJ Caldwell $1,000; attorney, Thomas
" caldwell.
MADISON AVE. ct1s and els. 4o1so:
Oct ~. 1906: Herman Jerome and auo 70 Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
BUYS TRACT FOR ADIRoNDACKs
Property Comprises Lightweight Acres
Fronting On Lake Placid.

= syndicate composed Of a number Of
lawyers and bankers OF this city and two
Philadelphia bankers has bought through
Joseph j. Day from the Lake Placid i'm
p-ovement Company. OF which W T. Lar
EeG IS president, estate comprising
lightweight acres at Lake Placid On the
tract was the well known Ruisseamont
Hotel. which was recently destroyed by
fire. There. however. remain twelve modern
cottages and stables including all the er-
sOnai effects. lighthouses. electric pleasure
launches and about seventy skids. be
sides a large number of well laid out cot
taca sites. each one having a fine view
o. the lake. The property has about ! 800
feeI frontage on The main road. About
% ga feet OF cut timber on The premises Is
also included ia the sale.
Opposite the property is the Dewey Lake
Placid Club house and grounds which
accommodate over one thousand persons
IL SO summer months.
". A Larnei, the tennis playe-, is
member OF me selling company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
FIFTH 1VENUE LEASE
Holland Dirt Gallery to Pay
$4,000 q Year for Store.

The New York FIeschman Stores Com
pany, Ferdinand Fleischman. president,
has leased for long term of years to the
Holland Art Gallery, a present located at
Nos. 80 and 81 West SD street, the entire
basement, containing 1000 square feet, and
the corner or part of the F'leischman store
at Fifth avenue and AID street. The rental
Is $4,000 a year. Extensive alterations Will
be made. The Fieischman interests have
taken additional space for their business,
and alterations will be made the coming
summer.
The Charles L. Moves Company has ne
gotiated leases in the thirteen story office
building at Nos. 81 and SO Liberty street
through to Maiden Lane, as follows: The
entire sixth floor (Maiden Lane wing) to
Willard n. Baylis, and suites of offices on
the fifth floor TO the Northwestern Asso-
citation and to W. E. Savage & Co. The
same brokers have also leased for A. +.
Bamberger the first floor of the Common
wealth Building at Pearl and Beekman
streets, for term Of years to Nathan
Groen. and the entire lofts at No 1872
Front street for the Arthur Company to
J. S. Woodhouse.
Thomas j. O'Reily has leased the store
No. 2797 Broadway, for the Title Iusur-
ance Company of New York, to the Misses
Cherbuliez for term of years.
Lewis II. May Company has leased for
John H. Reardon property at Seneca
street, Far Rockaway. Long Island. to a.
NJ. Kridel for the season.
Huberth & Gabel have rented Offices in
the building at 18th street and the Circle
TO DR.. Julia Seton Sears, the World Tire
Company, the Rubber Company OF Amer
lea and the Thomas Motor Cab Company.
William r. Ware has leased for an es-
tate to Hugh c. Davis for a term OF years
the dwelling house No. 149 West s0th
street; also for William Crane TO a client
No. Isl West 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
RECENT BUYERS.

A. H Landecker is the buyer Of the five
story dwelling No. so West 10lst street, sold
recently by Samuel T. Engs-
e l. Walton is the buyer of No. 46 West
21st street, sold through Anes & Co.
John GrieSel is the buyer of No. 205 West
10th street, SIX story American basement
dwelling house sold recently by Pease &
Gilman for Josiah NJ Fiske.
Morris Blumberg is the buyer of No 30
Sixth avenue, sold recently by Charles
Griffith Moses & Bro. for the Stone estate.
Jacob Wertheim, president Of the United
Cigar Manufacturers Association. Is the
buyer Of Nos. 1928 and 1880 Broadway,
southeast corner Of 50th street, sold recently
by Cornelius Y Y. Powers through the Nc
Nfclzar-Caillard Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03

s.: due Aug l. 1911: ps5 cent M H9R1n
Bros, 81 Nassau st; s2'VVo ,.
cpoTorA AVE. s. so 8 # OF Fairraount
PI. SO 1ox7o {P[ior , msg 70 Me6ael F cusaek
attorney. A Fl Bauer. 299 Broad"ay. SI.i'q
CpIMMINs AVE. 32S and 3&1. 47sxso; due =.
etc. as a per BONG 1qs BToadwsy: $4,000
c GRor9GA Loo due Inns l. 1910: iehael
F-sneis pollock 500 Broadway: $500
CEDAR LANE n " corner f1oth ST. - =,
125 Cpror mtg "a 2oo1 = yrs, ,t Go,tIF'e n
Ilgeman to Emily h w w a sn ~''~' -
Knox. 1913 Broadway s-'o"'
HOE AVE. 1910 and 1918 40 IT OF Ban
croft st. 3 lots each lox10O: three pFioT In ~,
cach sto 2e% 1fhree prior mtRs. each S2f.vpVj :
que as Der bond; Charles j I;oeser to Games 1
Roberts co: attorneys. a & II Bloch. W Vas
st: $4,000
1914. Catherine Nestrock to William n and
samuel Campbell: attorney. Smith "hilah'So'i'
ga Alexander ave; sJ.Joo
LOTS g and o. parcel -. map lana Wli i.i
Ogden: due July l. 1919; August = t GG9k
TO Gouverneur Nixon; attor y, 700 9iiii'n "'''
LOT ., To os map 902 land Metropolitan Reat
Estate Association Fordham Ridge: due as yer
bond; Equitable Protective 90 to sFqiN ID. us
Bank: $1,000; address. fremont and PARK aFsS-
LOT 90. map of $50 lots Of Hunts Point Eea az
Co: 5 yrs George Encl. to John Ieioach' sl'oy''
attorney. Frank Herwig, % Nassau 81.
I. 9.
Ogden. ; yrs: keTnp-Jones Realty 60 70 Anna u
Henke1: S14 0G0; attorneys, II * ID l. NseAsI'
ut Hayemeyer st. Brooklyn
MILFORD AVE: Lot 223 70 81. map Of lans q
OF D1itchess Land Co 125x1O0; tnsta ifnents .
per cent; Renhold Schmitt to Northern -rSH
York Cooperative Building and Loan As s5 -.
ton; 81 $50: attorney. Homer HI!cTeth' 90 a''
and 18th St
MARION AVE " q, 1S7th 81. 80 3Xs''--N
irTeg: fnstaIments. 6 per cent John X Ross Z"
Teachers Cooperative Building and Loan AsS~-
citation: s1,6so; address. 1856 East ooth St
RosEDALF; AVE. .. :. 16o # " OF Morris ave- =
C5xiOO: 4 Wis; Leopold kOin 10 thaT.eS -. y
Strong; $3.50: attorney, Thomas Hopper SV'
Broadway.
VFRMII,YEA AVE, n at OF Isllall
st las 2x9f 6x-x-15 (pTior mtg Sl4UIVj' y -,
per cent; s11.00o: attorney, John Z Everett %
Liberty St
WALTON AVE. II cor ~ l+9th $, 10 lug
SIX irreg, ) yrs: " BrentOn yelling % Lay -
Title Insurance and Trust Co; $1,000; addTesS
$50 Broadway
14oTTT ST. AL East. 3sx1Oo Grior mtg 80
GooD: yrs s per cent: John Freitas 70 Fslhe9 lame
Roberts co: So 800; address, Southern bou4eVal0
and Westchester ave.
14TTH ST. n $. 1875 II % ROBBINS az.
81 6x59: 2 Yrs: Micheiina CUlIo 70 MAX 1870
81 40: attorney. Jacob Freeman. - w est ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
LAND DEVELOPMENT.
Methods of "Boomcrs' Re
renIed bU r. b 1chersOn.

Al the annual dinner of the Bay Shore
Board Of Trade, held last night al the
Cortlandt House, Bay Shore, Long Island,
T. B. Ackerson, president of the t. Z.
Ackerson Company, which is developing
Briglltwaters, near that town, spoke about
the development Of land. He said, in part:
Land is a heritage from God, and man
is responsible for the use he makes of
this heritage. It's proper development
should be based upon his conception Of
what is honest and useful. The variety Of
beneficial uses to which the land on the
south shore OF Long Island, particularly
east of Babylon, can be put is unequalled
perhaps by anything we have ever seem
II is. therefore. dissertation TO have any
of this beautiful property fall into the
hands OF land boomers and land exploit
ers,' who do little more than to plough it
up. tag il off like 'caranels in a row. and
sell it to a diversified ownership with no
protection or safeguard 10 purchasers a1d
little promise or hope Of its future use
The Tot man. therefore, sells but little
more than his wit to confding public.
The real developer, however. is a
builder Of houses and communities. He
does things for the public and does not
try to do the public. He gives value
received, and this value is enhanced ac-
cordng to the experience and constructive
art Of the developer represented in the
Development
Mr.. Ackerson then spoke OF Bright
waters, the '"Thousand-Acre City by the
Sea- which his own company is develop
ing out OF several old estates adjoining
Bayshore, and in which there has been
an immense initial outlay in building
grand Venetian waterway one mile in
land from Great South Bay and about
thirty miles of tree bordered streets and
boulevards: rehabiIitating the five lakes and
ornamenting their shores, and in the con-
struction OF scores of houses, bungalows,
chaIets, villas. recreation piers, bathing
pavilions, casino, etc. He said that he
was establishing a permanent community
based on lines Of protective restrictions
and self-government, in which the coop
GRAFTON Of its residents in taking care of
the upkeep Of its roads, lakes, waterways
and other utilities will intelligently keep
expenditures down, SO that buyers will al
ways be attracted by the lower base Of the
cost, which means low taxes.
Mr.. Ackerson said he was opposed to
the Incorporation of villages. This is a
question now agitating the people of Bay
shore He said that the Incorporation of
q N4iidSe tiliitStSSoiS iii't FoF-S u ~
ltical and governmental expenses raise
taxes. and that it is a good plan to keep
taxes down and thus attract to a COM
munity the taN-ridden people of the city.
Other speakers were Congressman
Cocks, II. 5. Fullerton, OF the Long Island
Railroad; Elvin X. Edwards, Of Free
port; Lemuel Is. Green, of Patchogue;
George Herman. of Sag Har5or. and Wal
fer S. Funnel There were about one hun
dred representative business men of Bay
shore and nearby towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03

saret Dye:t: IS. 600; attorney. Louis r.
If. III Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. 1870 =; Oct q TO-
annie VI Logue 70 Jacob Fritz. $500. at,o-,s
Alex GerEaTds.
100: Sov 10. 1905: same 70 Title Guarants.
trust Co: $4,000: address. 176 BroadnayS ~
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 1918 Il n o. na
Samuel II spingaTn: $4,000: attorney. ''1 =
Spirgarn % Liberty St
sd AVE <. 130 II OF ls2d St fi0rfo9.
Dec -. 1894: Philip Epstein ~ Frank r Hosss
ton s.. 900: attorney. Willard F Johnson %
Eth AVE. n 2 cor s9th -. p 2fsz1oa o..
Oct q 1905: Joseph + Lawrence and ano - -. ~
Trust 60. $4,000: attorneys. White & Cass =
Nassau ST
Aug s. 1905. Joseph + Lawrence ana ar
Aston Trust 90: 100000. attornsys WIT,
Case. 81 Nassau st
9TH ST. n s. % =, 90 IN ave. if2Sa.
Aug %. 1895: Roster Bal & % 70 90. 80
Ehret: 800 900: attorney. Edward " 8grshs,s
80 BroadWsE.
a4TH ST. n :. 30 2, . ot 5th ave Ii2sss,
Aug Is. 1890: Roster. Biai & 90 70 sa1n1sI
Jacobs. $4,000. attorneys. LschTnan Z f;,s.t
smith. - Nassau st
18Th ST. = 7O5h II o, fst as. 1sxlrs.
N4v p 1898: Joseph Blauhauc and sro % ~
: Gibbs $1,000, attorney. Warren McConias q
broadway.
10TH ST. v-es.. June - 1901. lanes d..
ami sno to Title Guarantee and Trust 60: 81
OGD. address. 1T6 BToaGUsy-
18TH ST. 1885, West; FEB g. 1917: Cas-.
Hecht 70 Beuian Y SpieZeIrerE. 5000. atto-ssr
+ r. Spiegelb4rs. 40 BrOadway-
18th ST. 49, East: rep =. 1901. Louis.ss
C,r!nise to Lawyers Tile Insurance an1 r.
Co: $50. 900: address. fs1 Broadway.
Old ST 30 East; MAJ % 1893. soa4 Bs-,t
son 70 Louis J kaufman. S"Jp-'s attorueJ. "a
rnUnd Wechs.er. . Broad~ay-
sSTH ST. All Fast: April :. 1907. ARR
Schradsr and sno 20 annie K Sprstley SiT8
attorneys. = : & " Hutchiug. s. william 81.
g2I ST. 80 East. June ,. 1898 Jorr "
T-aughlin to William EGyto7 a. si3n
attorneys. strong & CadTalader. ~ Wall 81.
18TH ST. 2hj Wes-. 1850 II. Oct 4 iar
Samuel Busch 70 M4Gda.ens Eri-rr s4Rs
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60, IA
Broadway r.
ESD ST. So East. 2nVl0G, sept II 1sea. r.
nest Wen gHianu and anO 70 Marie :. OK e Al.
s3.J0o: attorney. George Fiji. Al PARK Row.
18TH ST. % cor Park aFe. 40oz1o2S; Jul-
70. 1909. Theodore " Ma and an0 20 Hsa7
HUMPHREYS $500. attorney. Title CuzEazSas
and Trust 90 II1 B-oadEVay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. II
and 10 Vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
TEsEY ST. 45 and ~. 5 $. 1913 II ~ OF Church
ST. 50xSl.5x irreg. q and . sly bldss, with
fGa sI.s.5oo. anu = IS sac -''1
DUANE ST, 5e and IS. IS. 16o # e Of Broad
way. 4S. 2x7S.3 Manhattan pl xJoxI9. two >
sty bldgs, with stores: exTs' ard trus' Gale. TO
Henry Keim for $4,000.
cHAMRERs 81 ~ ST. 80 b75t # With Of s Wes
exrs' and trus' sale: Charles + Noyes d
client for $4,000.
WASHINGTON ST. 2ea. $. c5e # OF vesey
$34 $50.
STU AVE. 2s5. " g Az # n of oath st 19xloo.
Samuel Gordon for $4,000
ST NICHOLAS AVE. .0l and 7o3. n W cor l45th
trus' sale: to otto II Schlobohnl for S. 900
STII AVE. 2292 and 2294. 5. 2511 # II Of 1891
ST. sly fats. with stores, each 2IXl00:
eXrs' and trus' sale: TO Chris Schierioh for
124TH ST. 90 s. 1863 II OF sth ave. 1s.3x
100, sty nat; exrs' and ;rus' sale: also
Path ST. 25e. 8 s. 1863 # of s. have. 1s.3x
100ll sty fiat: cXrs and trus sale, both
sold to Chris Schierloh FOR So. 25o.
STU AVE, U.s. s. 74l1 # of l2sth st. "A al, II
sale sl 20 Sy to ob Sins for s @ and ''s
221TII ST. 6. about 800 f. OF Spuyten Duyyii
Parkway. "a 4x323.9 to Kappock st x97 sSa4s,
3 sty dwlg and barn, eXrs and trus' sale: 10
g NJ Roden TO. S32 $50.
STH AVE, 8. 999 II Of IJ5th ST, J0xlOo. va
cant: Vol sale: TO " Anderson for sld."oo
LEXINGTON AVE. 2i5 and 2I7 S g 33d 81,
%. 9X95, 4 sly stable: NJ + McCoun ct al ast
A w Smith ct al. Beard p. attys: Adaln
Wiener ref; partition; to Joseph NJ Smith for
500, 600
by Joseph =. Day.
WEST BROADWAY. sol, @ 40 # $ OF Sd ST.
% IlX12s6; sty tenmt. with store Vol sale
O John II Smell for $50. 100.
5sIH ST. 337. = 45s II " Of sth ave y TX
1903. sly dWlg: vol sale. to Edward W
Hurley for $50 900
WOOSTER ST IS " $ io5 II 81 Grand st,
5000: sly bldg, with stores. vol sale; 10
Ralph Nexier for $50. 900
TIFFANY ST, v cor 18th st, "a 6A3s 611'N
hte vacant: = Rogers agt : u tsld" ~
ct al Merrill & r. attys: Phelan Bssis ref
amt due. 50 504 % taxes, etc, Sisl ~. SUB
10 mtge Of SIS o0o, adjourned 70 hsrn
- Herhert sherman
5oIH = ia 81 II r. Of LexirgIan az
isaAlcei e. dag : + Fairs ast l.
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Mccormick ct al; De witt. ! & p, ?; at at'ys;
Fl NJ Stevenson ref: amt due; 49, siar,.t, % |;
taxes, etc, ss0S ~: to Joseph
1e6TH ST. 32s and 32s s. SOL II g oi "a ave
41.sx9a11 8 sly tenmt and st ,Im at al: 7 y
P 1aI if atty: aS B 6%ssA jr ref amt due.
$50. So ;i; taxes. etc, 1894 o.; au''"'i'1u ~
March s.
BY James L. Wells.
HAST ST. POI, $. 10 IT of 18th ave nc al;
Hennessy, ref; amt due. SEE 20 a 'aA-7 ''''
S4S1 Of; to the plaintiff for S15,ooo
By Samuel Marx.
ARTHUR AVE. PAIL W s. 277 IT II Of lslth st
100 1x11S sx100x173s. sty dwlg ana oa =. I.
J Dennerlein ct al agt Antonio Caheru 9, Ia, a
So $50 81. taxes. etc. $500: sub two mtgs
aggregating $4,000; to the plaintiff for Si-'ia''
The auction offerings to-day Will be as
follows:
BY Joseph P Day.
9TH AxE oa s5 s. 2 # Of and 1'sh ST. s stable
in rear 2ox43.9x irreg; trus' sale; estate oI
Joel Wolfe, deceased
% and = basement g dwlg s62xso and sty stable
in rear. 19x4S.1x irreg; vol sale
SID ST. is. s. 145 IT of Madison ave. 2sx
$50 sty- and basement dwlg; exrs SAFE cs
tate of Anna MADDEN. deceased
I'D ST IL s. "a # of West Broadway, 2ox
9o2 . sty bldg. vol sale
PIEFCEFR ST 3sS g, Ia It n of Perry ST.
19xsO sty tenmt, with store: vol sale
,oD ST ao4 to 544 s s. 500 # of 10Th ave.
n0oyIoO5 running through TO 531 West slst
St 2Jx1O0 10: sty bds with 5 sly extension
trs sale.
RANK ST rs - 100 f. Of Blocker ST, OK
SIX irreg. . sly dws: vol sale.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50 8. 800 II or % 81:
o5x1G0. sty dws; exrs sale; estate OF MAJ y
j Kelly. decd.
BROOK AVE. 1910 g s. IT Of 16oth St
Is. 6Ss4 irreg. sty fat; vol sale
MANHATTAN ST. - II g. 1881 Fl " Of Am,
sterdam ave, 25x100, sty frame o"s' VOL
sale.
GREENE ST 115 and Ia, s. 100 II OF
Eleccker St. 4ox1OO. sly bldg vol sale
Cd AVE, e s. 40 fl n of 1891 ST, 81 10xloo, Va
cant: vol sale.
I'D ST 124 $ of Jackson ave Long Island
City 25x1Oc. sly frame dwg: vol sale.
SFFIEY ST II $ $50 It of 18th st, BROOK
lyn. -,0x200 to Terrace Place xooA2oo, vacant
Vol sale.
MADISON AVE. cor of 10th st, 1o2. cx6o.
vacant; also
MADISON AVE. 1918. w g. 1922 IT of 10Th
ST, 251x100. u sty American basement d"s'
also
MADISON AVE. fO16 W s. 1878 # of 10Th ST
o4.1x10O sly American basement avg; Mu.
tual Life Insurance Co Of New YORK agt = I.
Lyons Building and Operating Co ct al II .
Tracy, atty; Isidor Wells, ref: amt due, S3o9'-
605 "a
43D ST, and S S 8. 15s II Of 9Th ave, 41x
1908. two sty dwgs; sheriffs sale of all
right. title, etc. which A II Hoag had on Dc
cernher IL. 1909. or since: Toward hashrouck'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03

Interest at . per cent, unless otherwise stated.
usTH4TrTAE
-,r,oo,,-, CT -ot avid 5os aoxso :. ? yrs II,
or In = John;s Park ReaIty co TO ! Fred
I ReTnofhan' s-o'oO'' A''OiH' i
'nE 81 90. .t ,a1e ro+ sc; ma,
74s ~ CIR Rutgers :, yrs; samuel kaufman 70
- los RroadWav
60 10 % -, ~ o,,o,, .. A., :. Va
FULTON ST. Ill WISE ISLE 70 Horn nun 70 Mar
; b Porter es d: $o-''VV' "'''i---S' = =
LOO ntoaumaS -u.,-. ,, -. and
s$:SSI ST f, Prs Rink. sSOo os5
a.inrney +, Cooner. Albany.
a'toI "9S, 0's -, :" ~ ,,e., - .,o {.
Lf-Ho rs Ge 49, tieid,be- 70 Isaac l. Kin
oo 90, yrs Iieliiia az Ssst ~ mp
"-o $500 80 90 o. -. 49, go oor,.
PECK SLIP. l., OK tprIor mtg Slo;ooo,: .
que ,Iuhs, RI: re ooo' a,terpc,-s 49,
AoDot'' 10 ocuai 81
1sI AVE: , cor 2afa 81, yrs
IIro!hle: $4,000 attorney Martin faskus' :
hec 1,95 s.. .yr, 40 e. ~ sotb = ,. ,x,s5.
ON \ L. W t-t..,ee u HriII. ,- NJ
yrs y per s!16; nS.n -. NJ H. ~ -,
RIOS Brns 20 20 Road road ST. f"-''''''
DIT .,TI, ., ,,-r 20 oox, ~ trrer. An. o.. -
bond: Morris Bluinbers 10 JOHN II stone: $40
''o; a''orL'eS 1fi 90
sI t,oHes scT ' % PAM or 81 COO
attorneys AppeH ~ laEIor' ~ west "rodu"d'.
18TH 81. $ e. ;S o IT 9 Of Avenue e: SIX
Samuel Levin to Esther Kaplan: s.. 900. address.
ll3 Henry St
26TH ST. $. Lot $50. map OF Roschiil Farm.
Cox: ; yrs. per cent: Francis jackson to
Frances Jackson: So127 %, attorney. Arthur
Furher, Isl Brosdway.
YRS. Winfield s Gilmore TO Bette Wise ct al.
f-nss. SO 0Co. attornev Jonn 4 Knox lI6
Broadway
,nrior mtg $50 n0Ol: due etc MS per bond;
sIo Zoo. o55~ass ia-o parir sve
5.T1r CT - g 10, {, " or ID ave osx1oo :.
;,s.aInents x ~ cent. Margaret " Nal, - T
Cnnan,jrs PI,imbinr, 90. So BOO. attcrner \ J.
Martin' &c William Il
con CT g 1,5 ft W or o. ava nov1on
prior mtg $4,000 due May ~. 1910 i Pc cent;
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

MADISON AVENUE-Henry D. Winans
& May sold No. 543 Madison avenue. a four
story high stoop limestone front house on
lot 25.21ax1o0 feet. for the estate of Mrs.
Theodore Moss. The buyer will occupy the
house.
MANHATTAN AVENUE-The Duff &
Brown Co. sold for O. NJ. Bostwick the
southeast corner of Manhattan avenue and
105th street, a three story and basement
dwelling house, 17.3x10 feet.
2sTH STREET.. J. Phillips & Co. sold
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany No. 80 West 18th street q four story
dwelling house on lot 25x9S.9 feet, 100 feet
east of Sixth avenue. This is the third
sale of the property by the above brokers.
The first sale was at $4,000. to Louis Stern,
in 1891. The present selling price is said to
be about double that figure.
SsTH STREET-Tucker. Speyers &. Co
sold for the Fifth Avenue and 3Sth Street
Realty Company of which William H
Wheeler is president. TO a client of David
Hyman, the new Murray Hill Building, A,
twelve story modern mercantile building at
No s to Il West 3Sth street, a lot 15X9S-9
feet, with a private alley on the easterly
side The ground was purchased from for
mer Corporation Counsel George l. RiVes
on March /, 1863 and the building was built,
rented and sold exactly one year from that
date.
10TH STREET-Pease e Gilman sold for
Park E. Bell No. 116 East 10th street
three story high stoop dwelling house, on
lot 1Sx1o0.5 feet to a, client for occupancy
q1sT STREET - Diederich Augelbach
bought from Emanuel Simon Nos. 150 and
49, East 9ist street. six story apartment
house on plo. 5ox100S feet. Mr.. Simon
bought the property at the auction sale of
the Nathan Clark estate recently for $S5,en.
102D STREET-SIawson & Hobbs sold for
Nathan NeWstead the five story double
fathouse No. 2l2 West 10od street to an in
weston.
18TH STREET-The G. ]. Weinstein
Realty Company sold No. 1o4 West 18th
street. four story building, on lot 25N5o
feet. 100 feet east Of Lenox avenue
1HsT STREET.-THE Duff & Brown Com
pany has sold for the No. 49, Convent Ave
West 141st street, q six story apartment
house. On a plot 451100 feet.
THE BRONX.
WILKINS AVENUE-The Henry Nor
genthau Company sold to the Burnett-Weil
Construction Company three lots on the
west side Of Wilkins avenue, beginning 100
feet north of Southern Boulevard. These
lots front on the plaza formed by the june
ton of Wilkins avenue and Southern i3oule-
ward, and are opposite the Freeman street
subway station. The lots will be improved
Immediately with two five story apartment
houses, with stores.
BRONX PARKWAY-The Bronx Park
way Realty Company sold to Elmer Kim
bark a tract of seven and one-half acres of
land located on the north side of the Bronx
and Pelham Parkway, adjoining Pelham
Bay Park, and extending TO the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad tracks
The property has frontage Of 420 feet Oh
the parkway. The company acquired the
property in 1865 and still owns si1ty-fve
acres in this section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
BUILDING AT LAURELTON

Joseph F. Fletcher, auditor OF the Ameri-
can Wringer Company. has moved into his
new home at Laurelton, Long Island, which
was built for him by the Long Island
Building Company
The house occupies a plot 60Xl30 feet in
Belmont street, and is OF the Dutch Colo
rial type Of architecture. Stucco and SHIN
giles have been used in the exterior con-
struction. a broad piazza. 20 feet long, ex-
tends around TWO sides Of the house.
The land and house cost about slo, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

The Henry n. Ackerson house. occupying
. plot Il5xlI7s feet at the corner Of East
18th street anZ-.A ellington Court. FlatbusE-
hss been sold b. the 7. b AckeTson com
Yanv 70 George II. Bstson, wall Street
broker, resting az East 18th street. near
Averile r This is one If the mode proper
.i.. &C tae .ckeIscn Development 81 Fisks