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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15

TIE Greeley Square Hotel Company.
which was recently formed for the purpose
OF improving the McAlpin estate property,
on the easterly side OF Broadway II ON 800
te Sfth street, was Incorporated at Albany
Yesterday. 1t will have g capital OF 81
loo.Goo, Of which sum sS,5oo.eoo is TO be per
cent cumulative preferred and S,0a,ou
common stock.
Among the directors are Charles p Taft
of Cincinnati a brother Of President Ia1t
Frank NJ Andrews. Walter ID Marrow
Louis J. Horowitz, Edward L. Young, Wilt
lam A Ulman, Benjamin B. McAlpin
Charles A b Pratt and Archibald >.
White. The McAIpin estate will hole
controlling interest in the venture, the syn
dictate financing the building project
The company plans to erect on the site
g twenty-five story hotel. Preliminary de-
signs tor the structure have been drawn
A feature of the building will be a con-
vention hall. or auditorium, on the top
foor for public meetings. Two or three of
the upper floors will be devoted 10 bachelor
quarters. rathskeller viii probably oc-
cupy the entire basement.
The work of erecting the hosiery will be
begun. il is said soon after the expiration
of the leases on the premises in October
pine. an eight story apartment house, built
BY the McAlpin estate about twenty years
ago, and several three story buildings,
which stand at the northerly end Of the
ground The value Of the location for tran
sit traffic is we'll illustrated in the fact
that an outdoor advertising concern paid
the estate $50 900 a year for three years Tor
the privilege OF placing signs on the roof
and the top floor windows of the saith street
and Sixth avenue sides of the property.
A Behr enlarged his Central West Side
holdings yesterday by the purchase of the
two four story brick buildings, No 42S
West 5oth street, on q lot 2SxloO.5 feet from
the Barbara Kay estate through the Her
man Arms Company. He recently pur-
chased Nos. z33 and zS5. adjoining. the size
of the combined parcels being 75xiea5 feet
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company as trustee has loaned Sl,cOoeo
at per cent for three years to the Fifth
Avenue Building Company on the Fifth
Avenue Building. at sd street and Fifth
avenue There is a prior mortgage for
IS $4,000 on the premises.
Plans have been fled for the erection of
6 one story fireproof storage house, Ask
IoalO feet, for Henry J. Hemmens at Nos.
1s7 and 1853 West 10th street, at a cost of
sI5VeO. ". Neissenberger, jr-, is the archi-
tect.
Plans have also been fled by S. z. Gage,
architect, for changing the two one family
dwelling houses Nos. 173 and IFS East list
street into a dwelling house for two femi-
lies The plans call for building rear ex-
tension, two stories and basement, TO be
used as balconies, and a laundry, extend
ing the building toward the front and build
ing new front and a value. Mildred p.
Stokes Hooker is the owner. The cost is
estimated at $1,000.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling
the interior OF the five story clubhouse of
the Social Halls Association, at Nos. Isl
and I53 Clinton street. at a cost Of 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
FRANK THOMSON SCHOLARSHIPS

Competitive examinations OK applicants
for two of the eight regular Frank Thon-
son scholarships will be conducted during
the latter part Of the present month. Thes.
scholarships, each OF which amounts 10
sso) a year, were established In 1901 AZ
endowed in the sum of $4,000 by the tire.
children of Frank Thomson. formerly pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Railroad CON-
pany, as a memorial TO their father. They
were designed to afford 70 sons Of ths
living and deceased employees Of ali the
lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad an op-
portunity for a technical education 50 a.
TO better enable them to qualify themselves
for employment by the company"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
STILL AFTER EQUAL PAY
Before Estimate Board
committee Voice Sentiments.

Miss Grace strachan. presiden' ol 'ns
terborough Association Of women iea ,aot.
led another fight for equal pay Tor teacn-
srs 81 both sexes In the old council cham
esr u ~ t the ci,y Hall yesterday afternoon.
It was the nrst hearing held a by the e, new Few
commission appointed by the eosra o. 70
innate to investigate the merits OF pfo-
nosed new salary schedules
C,1i,ton l.. Rossiter chairman OF the com,
mission. presided. and the room was hiie'
with women teachers.
Miss Clara C. Calkins. representing 'he
,r,rcioaIs In Brooklyn, told story
!. teacher noticing one Of her boys reading
- newspaper. asked what he was interest
ed In. ..x,,.l
ooh am reading that stuff about eaua'
nav for teachers" was the reply.
-well. what do you think Of it, James
asked the teacher.
at think a man ought 20 get more money
than a woman" declared the boy Ieach-
ing I. harder work for men tnah TOT
women"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society makes
an appeal In behalf of an unusually intel
lieent young man, handicapped by hip dis
ease and looked TO by his aged parents for
support Seven dollars week for a year
will provide for the family and leave him
free to learn trade which he can pursue
In spite of his cripped condition.
Contributions sent to the Charity Organi-
zation Society. No. los East I'D street. will
be gratefully acknowledged
The Charity Organization Society ac-
knowledges with thanks the following con-
tributions received in answer to previous
appeals OF this kind: Mrs. Agnes Daley.
81, Friend. 81; S. \. p, $50: Cash. 81: Miss
Mathilde klees. 81; Miss Julie Heyden-
reich 81; a Il. Topham, 81; Anonymous,
81; II. s., S. Cash, S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
NEW FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN.

Smith & Phelps have obtained a first
nortgage loan of $l3eeO on the vacant plot
on the east side of Valentine avenue. SIS feet
south OF 1s7th street, loox235 feet, extending
through 20 Tiebout avenue: also obtained
q first mortgage loan Of $97.500 on the prop
erty on the ea& side of Honeywell avenue,
/ s. feet north of lSoth street, and running
Through to DAILY avenue. a plot 150x190 feet
and also including the northwest corner Of
Daily avenue and 1s0Uh street, S5x96 feet.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned yesterday first mortgage s135. 900
TO the estate of August BRAKEMAN. on the
six story brick and stone apartments at
the southeast corner of Longwood and
Prospect avenues. The mortgage is for five
years at ; per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
A Hath STREET RENTAL.

Finkelstein Brothers have sublet the store
at No. 80 West 14th street to CLOAK and
suit house for sixteen years. The lessons
recently secured the Callahan & Morrissey
Building. at Nos As and 80 West l4th street
and No AZ to So West 18th street.
J. Romano Brown & Co. have leased for
Myra E. Kerr to the Cowperthwaite Furni-
ture Company for term of years the six
story fireproof loft building Nos. A4 and 24o
West 9th street.
Wohlgemuth Brothers have rented for the
George Nicol Company the second loft at
Nos. 81 and So West Houston street: for the
L. NJ. Jones Company the eighth loft at No.
652 Broadway. and for Weiner Brothers the
third loft at No. 2k Washington Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
nm NOT SET DATEs-MAXWELL
Exnlains Conflict of Examinations and
Sunday School Parade in Brooklyn.

William H. Maxwell. superintendent Oh
Schools. issued a statement yesterday eA-
plainfng how the dates set by the STATE
Examination Board came In CONNECT with
the Sunday school parade In brooklyn Oh
June g. According to the superintendent
the time Of examinations required LOT
uations from high schools Is n1eo os .n
stete hoard and this year the dates selected
ware Jrne IL and IA. About the beginning
of March the Superintendent said MS at
tention was called to the fact that ootn ol
these DAYS were Jewish holidays ana ne
therefore communicated with Commissioner
Draper. who changed the dates to June
and 10.
A short time afterward Commissioner
Draper learned that the Brooklyn SCHOOLS
would be closed on June because OF al III
Sunday school parade. He finally decioeo'
however. not to change the dates again.
saws Superintendent Maxwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
TRADING AT WHITE PLAINS.

NJ. H Imcrblum has sold the two story
frame store on plot 50x100 feet, on the
east side of Lexington avenue south of
Railroad avenue, White Plains, to Edward
G. Sutherland. for $4,000. This gives the
syndicate headed by Mr.. Sutherland a
frontage of 3f4 feet on Lexington avenue,
III the MARITIME avenue section. w. w.
Ford of White Plains, negotiated the sale
of the Imerblum plot.
Mr.. Sutherland has also purchased the
Peter Luciano property on the north side
of MARITIME avenue east of Lexington ave-
nue.. a four story brick store and apart
ment, on plot 50x109 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE IA.


HILL AVE " s. 300 IT Of Jefferson ave. %
xlOO: Herman Masche agt Matens zucK' o"hei
and contractor: S264 10.
GREENWICH ST SAT and $40: Fredenbers q
I.ounsbury agt Becker Realty Co. owner anu
contractor; 1884 rs
MAPLE AVE {. 100 IT of 215th st. 2oxloo,
Toby ILarocca ct al ast Cooperative Constructloh
Co Of Wilamsbridge. owner; Luciano Minutiiio'
contractor; $40 80.
DAVIDSON AVE s. $50 # n Of 1s4th St
50xl00; Antonio Rizzetta agt Gustave biaSs'
owner: Frank A Pecci. contractor; 1880 81
EASTBURN AVE. cor of 1I4th st y * *
95; Van Nest Woodworking Co agt fiehard hen
and James Irving, owners; Irving CONSTRUCTION
Co owner and contractor; $685.
18TH ST, Is West: Solomon Navid agt MAX
Lowenstein, owner; Israel Horowisz. contractor
sS7
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same; 10
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 236; NJ Abbotts
sons act Hannah Elias, owner and contractor;
$40 81
18TH SIT 40 West: Julius Braunstein agt d
Well owner and contractor; SAT 30
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. 236: Charles Pal.
man agt Hannah Elias. owner ana contractor
s16S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
RECENT BUYERS.

George Ganter is the buyer of No. lis
West SD street a four story and basement
dwelling house, on a lot 19X102 feet, sold
recently for George a. Walton, by T. Gou-
get.
DR.. Wallace D. House is the buyer of the
dwelling house No 135 West 18th street, sold
recently by Paul haskel through S. Osgood
Pell & Co.
Rawson Underhill is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. 800 West 18th street
sold recently by Mrs J. NJ Guernsey,
through Pease & Gilman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
I'M THE SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.

s Osgood Pell q Co. have sold water
front plot At Shippan Manor, Stamford,
Conn, 20 client who has already begun
the erection Of summer home on the site.
Steven b. Ayres and ?. S. Brewer have
sold Lots 3, !. 5, and :, Section d, of Ber-
nards Plateau. at Bernardsville. N J., TO
J Laverty. A dwelling house viii be erect
ed on the plot.
The Dederer farm of fifteen acres on
Tuckahoe Road and Central avenue, in the
town of Greenburg. Westchester, has been
sold by Angel & Co. to an investor. The
property was held at s20,eo0
The j. ]. McComb place on Broadway,
Clinton and Estherwood avenues at Dobbs
Ferry, \. Y, has been sold to the Misses
Masters School. The property consists of
more than thirty acres Of ground, with a
large mansion, stable and outbuildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
9TH ST. 2l5. s. 23s # OF 80 ave. "a. SIX
looIi: 9 sly tenmt: T Hidden. trustee. ast
Mayer, ref; amt due. s14 ,52a 90: taxes etc
S47S II: TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
HI PEER E. RARK an estate of 100 acres at
house. stable and outbldss; admrs sale; estate
By Herbert A. Sherman
2sTH ST. 55. {. 2IS # e Of Madison ave
2o.loxs4; sly dwg: also
.. $ sd. ST 46s $ s 50 # Of 10th ave- six741
bepsW s. a. '' ws ssst aExs . Ptsndsr ss1
ref: partition.
BY Joseph P Day
xis3 9x2l 5xs7. 10; sty tennt and store: S Gut
ler ast Msrgaret curran ct al: E Goddard
s asss etc $3.50 snb to ref o smt due s.
100 18Th 9 ST ST. 2so 40 # e Of sth ave. ~
amt due 1854 IS taxes. s ese s5ss rs RUB to sst
first mtg of s33 600.
cE "a ST. vs.. sslI Z. n of Jennings
I J Jacoves ct al; action /; 3 c Psskus. atty:
Z Nathan. ref: amt due. s24. 745 CT: tsxes etc.
CHARLOTTE ST. at Mlnford pl runs n
l22x " look n 1924 e5.4 to Charlotte - 4
2o62x SO. vacant; same sgt same: action 2:
same atty; same ref; amt due. sls 747 90; taxes
etc. s.. 800 '
BY L J. Phillips e. Co
10TH ST, pa and 2I6. s. 200 II e of I'd ave
43.sxioo II. sty tennt and stores: H H Jack
son agt Annie Strauss ct al S II Jackson atty:
Peter Il Olney. ref: amt due Sc, SIS CO. taxes ere
Sl56; sub 10 a mtg OF S40,5 500
10TH ST. 21s and go g s. 2444 II e O, "A
ave. iS.sxioo. II. 6 sty tenmt and stores: n
Jackson sst Annie Strauss ct al; S H Jackson
atty; Olney, ref; amt due IS 6O7 so: taxes
ETC. Sl4s: sub 10 a mtg OF $40 500
BY Samuel Goldsticker
nth AVE. 800 TO 602 e " cor 45th ct Tx 2,
100; three sty tennis and stores; X /. Butler
agt Sophia Michael ct al: G w Ellis atty. c
MaeIean, ref; amt due. SIS. oo4 IS; taxes etc
Sis9 So Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
FOR NEWPORT VILLA, s27.e5o.

The Ncwrpcrt villa @. Charles Astor Bris-
ted, known as Felsac. was disposed OF at
mortgages sale on Monday TO James Girls
wc,G Went. ~ this city. It includes about
three and g half acres Of high land in
Wickhann and BreEton roads, a handsome
Villa Of stcne and steel construction and
stable. The house was built eleven years
ago at 3 cost OF about $4,000, and the
whole property. which was taxed for SIS
200, was estimated TO be worth $4,000
Mr. MeEtZ got IL for s2765
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
etc Vail, TO Fl A Goldman; yrs from
July l. 1910: $500: address. 321 Grand st.


PEARL ST. 542, store; P Block Co to
Eugene Koch: yrs from July /. 1910; $1,000;
address 210 Centre St
WARREN ST, T. s. 25x75; the land Prot
estant Episcopal Society for Promoting Religion
and Learning in state of New York to Rogers.
Peet & Co; 81 yrs from May /. 1910; taxes and
s5ep0. address. 25S Broadway
9TH AVE go; Madelaine Grser to Theodore
prskert; . yrs from MAJ 1. 1911; 81. $50; ad-
dress, 1923 7th ave.
22D ST, 132 West: Albert Ammidown to
william II Dykes yrs from Sept 80. 1907;
ST. 400; address, 1913 West 44th ST.
9th ST. 205 West: William and Hannah
Kohmeer executors, William Kohimeier. to An
drew SchIappi; yrs from May 1, 1907; 81 900:
address 2o5 West 10Th St
GATH ST 227 West. s, 251loos: ground floor
and Sd floor; A L I,ibman to George Hays and
the Motor transportation Co: March 10. 1910;
T-Ic yrs from completion of bdg to April 30.
1915; si25 and s13s "a monthly; address. 1926
Broadway
1ooD ST, SO East; Louis Koch and ano to
Samuel Tobias: 2 1f-12 yrs from May Is, 1910:
81 500: address. So East 102d st.
1esTH ST, s91 East; store; Amelia Maloney to
Hyrnan Eastman; yrs from May 1, 1eio $21O;
address. 391 East 16sth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

27TH sTREET-Henry Brady sold for
James A. Allen No. 513 West 9Th street, a
25x9s9 feet
pany sold for the estate Of Barbara Kay the
5oth street. on lot 25xIoo.5 feet This is the
first sale of the property in over fifty years
through the same '' firm 1ae' the two adjoining
properties, Nos 433 and AS West 50th street.
and now controls g plot 75x10o.5 feet.
Company purchased Se. az F %esP SEA street
soxlo22 feet ~, and also No. No l22 West sSth
and basement dwelling houses.
DIST sTREET-Kemp & Cohen and Sheldon
& Becker sold for Clinton w kinsella No -
ON o es e to ge cnsfeS fo
occupancy.
127TH sTREET-Barnett g. Co sold for
estate of Justice Charles II. Trusx. No 1892
Madison avenue, southwest corner of l2!th
10 11Xs5, TO Mrs. Mary Therry. The house
was at one time the residence of the late
Justice TruaN.
18TH STREET.-THE Braude-Papae Com
pany sold for the Belgrade Realty Company,
TO client of y. Wilson. the Belgrade. six
story elevator house located at Nos. $50 and
53s West both street 105 feet east OF Broad
way, on plot T0x99.11 feet
THE BRONX
BURNSIDE ATENUE-CharIes NJ Rosenthal
bought two three story fathouses on the north
avenue, each 20xs5 feet. from the Madena Realty
Company
CROTONA AVENUE-Charles E. Cathie sold
for John P. Boyland No 1865 Crotcna avenue g.
three story fathOuse on lot 20x100 feet.
FINDLAY AVENUE-The Woodstock Com
pany sold the two family house No. 1922 Ffndlay
avenue for Thornton Brothers to Kate NJ Ira
bert
INTERVALB AVENUE-William A. Darling
& Son resold for Max Marx the two five story
apartment houses Nos. 1861 and 1866 Intervale
avenue, each 40x9S 6x110 feet, TO an investor
The houses are two of row of four built by
Robertson Gamulie and traded by them
couple of months ago with Mr. Marx through
the same brokers for the thirteen lots the
west side of Wadsworth avenue, between Tooth
and 191st streets These lots to be i'm
proved with apartment houses in the fall.
1elST STREET-Smth & Phelps sold the va
cant lot situated the south side of 161st
street, extending from Courtlendt TO Park ave
nue.. which will be improved with three story
building The same brokers obtained a build
ing loan for the erection Of the above building.
list STREET-In part payment for the eight
room houses in Tiffany street, the sale of which
recently reported the Meehan Construction
Company took the three lots on the south side of
171st street 172 feet west of Third avenue; also
three lots on the west side of Hughes avenue
200 feet south Of 1S6th street and two lots at
the southwest corner of 1S9th street and Cam
brelling avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
LIS PENDENS.
JTNE IA

ST NICHOLAS PI. e s. 1I41 TT of 153d st.
75x1GO: Chelsea Realty Co agt Mica Construc-
ton Co ct al foreclosure of Mtg: attorney, W
F Clare.
7TH ST POI East; Melvina S bennett ct al
agt Jacob S Guck ct al foreclosure of mtg:
attorneys, Man & Man.
oath ST. AS West. and R1st st. $50 West;
James A Butler agt William II G Butler ct al
(partition); attorney, T S Ormston.
142D ST POI West; Jonas Well ct al agt Anna
Godstein et al (amended foreclosure of mtg
attorneys Malcolm & Sundheimer.
147TH ST, n g. SO It W of Leggett ave. 25x1o0;
James \ Nugent, jr agt Mary Nugent et al (par-
tttion): attorney. K D Miner.
S6TH ST. 14S to 152 East: 10th st, s. S75 #
of 18th ave, 150x70.11; two actions; Equitable
Life Assurance Society OF the United States agt
Harry l. Topitz ct al (amended foreclosure of
two mtgsl; attorneys. Alexander & Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
REPRESENTED HAYWARD ESTATE

Mckee. Hayward & Co. represented the
estate Of J. n. Hayward in the recent sale
OF the five story factory building, Nos. 133
and 135 West 18th street. The buyer is
supposed TO be a builder who Will improve
Il with a twelve story loft building. This
property was owned by the sellers for about
forty years. 1t is occupied by RevilIoa
Freres. the furriers
II was the last remaining unsold parcel
owned by an old estate in 25th street be-
tween Bros dway and Seventh avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
AUDITORIUM TO Be A FEATURE OF HOTEL
Will Occupy Top Floor of Structure Planned by the $7lOOOO0
COMPANY of Which Charles P. Taft Is Director.
A. BEHR ENLARGEs HIS SITE IN WEST 5oTH STREET

three story dwelling for w. A. Elliott 20
H J. Corbett; also No. 81 Rutland Road,
a three story dwelling. for Samuel Jones TO
Andrew II. Schmidt: No. gel Rogers ave-
nue., a three story fiathouse. for George D..
Glover to Samuel Jones, and Nos. 1927 -
1887 fist street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth avenues six one family brick
dwellings, for Sholtz & Atkinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
WOODRUFF JOINS FIRE COMPANY

Garden City, Long Island, June A.-State
Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff is now g.
full fedged fireman member of Garden City
Estates Hose Company l. which has been
incorporated for the purpose Of lighting
fires in Garden City Estates Mr.. Woodruff
is ramed as one Of the incorporators Of the
hose company. His friends are anxiously
awaiting the first call TO duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
lime II

SEABURY PI, S cor of l72d ST. 5oxIoo;
Benjamin F Jackson loans Construction
Co. S11, 900.
ROSEWOOD ST. n S, bet White Plains I'd
and Elm ST. 503x irreg: George Liable
loans Corti Building Co, $4,000.
18TH ST, II 95 TT of walton ave. so.11x
1164X irreg: Excelsior Mortgage Co loans
Edmonson Construction Co. $4,000
166TH ST, s. whole front bet Teller and
Clay aves. POLLOK irreg; Bronx Investment Co
loans Wenigmann Construction Co, sos. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15

$4,000: attorney. Samuel e Duffy. ~
sau 20
UNION AVE, w s. 1877 II Of 14eth 81, -
100: September 90. 1888: the HarrisonVnhey work
operative Building Association of New 1p4
to Harlem Savings Bank: $1,000: ADDRESS
East 125th st. ,oo,
TNIoN AVE n W cor Of 15oth st. 2sxioo;
Juiv 90 1908: Carmine Doino to Jon" 900
Repole: $1,000: attorney. Jacob CORN
Broadway. ,~
WASHINGTON AVE, 951. 149 6x36 * y 1
May IL 1907; Louis and Matilda .nhsrr:
to Frank Cohen and Sidney ED 1Rroad-
$40 400. attorney, B Chedsey, gu D'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
MARK FIRST NEW YORK SCHOOL

In the court of the Produce Exchange
Building facing the Stone street side
tablet marking the location of the first
school opened in New York was unveiled
yesterday afternoon The school was opened
by the Dutch schoolmaster. Adam Roelant-
sen. in 1898. The unwilling was under the
auspices of the Schoolmasters' Club of New
York. A large crowd of brokers. bankers
and business men and others witnessed the
exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
MAY SELL ITS PROPERTY.

The Fathers Of the Blessed Sacrament. al
No. 1913 TO 1883 Lexington avenue, obtained
permission in ;he Supreme Court yesterday
90 sell its Lexington avenue site and TO buy
the premises No. 1S4 20 80 East 18th street
1t will erect On the new site reotory and
parish house.