davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of Lessee
NOVEMBER Is.


LAIGFTT ST. 80. store. etc: Michael HaIpin to
1910. $500: address so Iaighr St
WILLIS AVE. 458. Mary A McGrath and ano
10 James HcHUgh and anc: . YRS from Nov /
1910. $1,000: address, $50 East 139th st.
WILLIS AVE. 534: Ciesine EnteImanu. indi-
vjdUaI and guard et al 10 George II BUsCllnalu,
10 YRS mos from Dee 1, 1910; $1,000; address,
los East 10ath
IsT AVE 2241: SanJo Giacini and ano 70
FinCeuzo ManZIOne. = yrs from Nov /, 1910,
S $50; address. 2241 fst
9TH AVE. 3SI. ground floor. basement and
first floor: Isaac II PeIler William 3 QuInt-
ance, doing business as Alice Maynard: 10 US
from Feb /, 1902, $1,000 s23, ,0OO; address
gIS West End ave.
s-rH AVE 4lg. store and basement; H KoehIer
& Co TO Joseph II Crouin; from Dec l. 1910. 20
April 80 1873; 50. coo, address. 10 West 1929
9TH AVE. 323; John II Schwiebert TO John
u Lohmann: yrs from May l. 1910: 81. 700;
address. 323 9In ave.
23D ST 46 West Julia Med Sabine and ano
u Isaac Louis and Benjamin Stern firm Stern
Brothers.: y yrs from Dec 81. 1872; s., 600 anu
taxes; address, as West 23d 81
52D ST 425 West. store. etc: Thomas ! Ryan
10 John Murphy = yrs = mos from Aug !. 1910;
$3.50, address, 300 West Dist
list ST. 42I East store. etc; Frank Lier 70
Joseph hrupks; YRS from Aug 5, 1910, SIG;
address. Al East Z1st ST.
GOTH ST. . West. all except basement. Mary
A Heydecker to Julian F Baramv and an. yrs
from Nov 10, 1910; $1,000; address. West Goth
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
OTHER LEASES YESTERDAY.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for The
Criterion Construction Company the sixth
floor in the building now in course Of con-
struction At No. IL 10 I'D West 18th street
for a long term Of years 70 Altman & Vein
berg. manufacturing furriers; for the Mar
mac Construction Company the store and
basement in the building now near com
p}etion at No 80 To 154 West I'd street
TO. long term Of years 10 the Columbia
Button Works; for William - Walker &
Sons the store and basement at Nos 208
and 2O5 Lafayette street for long term OF
Years 10 the American Pulley Company; Ior
A Schwartz q Co. the sixth loft, Nos -
ard a West 18th street. for q term OF years
TO Brown. SiegIer < SIahl. and for the Sc
c1Irity Mortgage Company the eighth loft
Nos. I4S and Ij9 West 24th street, for a
term O. yearS TO s q e SCheuer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BIG SITE FOR FACTORY
Piano Company Leases Midtown
Property for $3.50, 900.

Hardnan. Peck & Co. piano manutactur-
ers. have leased from the Dordan & Butler
Realty Company for a term Of tFventf-on
Years. with one renewal for similar pc
rod. the property No. 524 TO - West 0Sd
street. a six story factory. on a plot -eoxl"'
feet. together with twenty-five foot drive
w-az- extending through 70 No. 5Si West 5lst
street. The properties No So adjoining on
the west. and No 539 West 5lst street, a0ut-
ting. are also included in the deal and VII
he incorporated in the new Hardnlah lac
The aggregate rental Of the com bined pI0t[
is appr0xirarely $450,004 TIE building VII
he renovated ~ The John 7 Brady ON ON
s+-11Orior Company Last September II was
reported that the piano COMPANY mao
bought the premises This deal reEeaIS NI1e
facr that the report was uIf ounded-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
TELEPHONE HEARING BEGINS
Brooklynites Hard to Please,
President Bethel Says.

The Public Service Commission opened
;ts investigation of charges alleging the
ievving of discriminatory rates by the
New York Telephone Company yesterday
with morning and afternoon sessions. IN
the Engineers Building. at No. % West
seth street The hearings were attended
by REPRESENTATIVES OF leading taxpayers
associations in Kings, Queens and Ricn-
mond boroughs and President [. \. BETH
ell of the telephone company. who testi-
fed at some length.
The protestants tried 70 convince the
commission that the scale Of prices for
phone service between the different bor-
oughs was all OUT Of gear and IN need or
adjustment as Brooklynites had TO pay
10 cents 20 call Manhattan. while resi-
dents Of The Bronx got downtown num-
bers for nickel
Mr. Bethel spoke after protests and
complaints had been lodged by several
lawyers He said the company made less
than 10 per cent on It's investment. and
declared that IL was doing its best TO
bring the service over its lines 10 the
highest form of efTfciency. He defended
the charges
no place IN our sy-steIa.'' he said. has
more reasonable rates than New York
CITY"
President Bethel spoke Of the hard
time the concern had in trying 10 satisfy
BROOKLYN subscribers. who never seemed
content with the number Of calls allowed
them for year on their contracts.
Replying 10 queries made by Herbert
a O'Brien. chairman OF the Jamaica Citi-
zens' Association in regard 70 plans for
Improvement of service II Queens Bor-
ough. Ny. Bethel said he could not name
any.
During the session in the afternoon Mr.
Bethel. IL reply TO questions put TO him
by Russell Benedict. counsel for the Pros
pect Park South Association and the Flat
hush Taxpaye Association. said he was
connected with fifteen companies operar-
ing under the Sell patent II explaining
further the necessity for the present
Brooklyn tolls h- said the cOmpany's ca
bles crossing the East River were not
strung along the Brooklyn Bridge. but
were submarine He then went into an
exhaustive account Of the high cost Of
maintaining adequate telephone facilities.
The business Of the day came TO an end
after William Muir. chairman Of the griev-
ance committee OF the BROOKLYN PharnIa-
cists' Society. demanded that Brooklyn
druggists get 20 per cent Of pa- station
receipts. as 90 their Manhattan brothers
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
SEEK AID FOB GAELIC LEAGUE.

Ffouan MacCoium head Of the Gaelic
League oT Ireland. and the Rev. Michael
O'FTanagan. american delegate OF the
league. are in this country In quest OF 1inan-
cial suppor1 for their organization. The
object CT the Gaelic League is to make
the Gaelic language the national tongue Of
Ireland The league has established SIX
hundred ana dfry branches il Ireland and
employs one hundred and thirty organizers,
who visit schools and teach the Gaelic Ian
gage
Mr. MacCoiurn ard The Rev Mr.. OF1an-
agan viii visit all the big cities in this
country and make addresses. pointing OUT
the needs OF the league, which they an
nounce Is uon-sectarian and non-polJical
A committee % Irishnen IN this city is
being formed To make arrangements for d
big meeting n tie interest Of the league.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NOW OWNS MORSE HOUSE
Daniel 4. Loring Gets the Fifth Ave
nue Property as an Investment.

Daniel A Loring. president ot the f1tna
Real Estate Company, IS the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. 72s Fifth avenue. al one
time occupied by Charles " Morse Ihe
house adjoins the home Of Harry Payne
Whitney. at the southwest corner Of 5fth
street. and IS opposite the Coils ?. Hunt
ington house
! representative Of Nj Loring said yes
terday that the property was acquired as
an investment It was sold by John y
goIdiuE and Joseph P. Day for John F.
Perwind. who came by the property
through a foreclosure proceeding recently
for SS-5. .CI1 which was $1,000 under the
obligations outstanding against the prop
erty at the time OF the auction.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
WHOLE BLOCK NOW ALTMAN S
Corner Of Madison Avenue and 34th
Street Sells for s5OO,00O.

James a Mcmillan viii soon take title 70
the property at the southwest corner oF
Madison avenue and G4th street Accord
ing 20 a report yesterday he represented
Benjamin Altman \ four story dwelling
house is or the site. on plot 31xe5 feet
John A Wvsong was the seller OF the
property and The price paid Tor II was said
10 be $1,000.
1Ir. Altman through recent acquisitions
now controls the entire block bounded by
FIFTH and Madison avenues and 34th and
25th streets The erecting Of the Cameron
building about q year ago at the north
vest corner % 24tE street and Madison
avenue led 70 legal battle TO prevent
the business structure going up, the resi-
dents conrendiuE that the building vio-
lated the oll Murray Hill restriction.
J. Pie-pont Morgan was one OF those op-
posed 70 is erection The contention was
not unHeid mr. the courts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
VITA name and adt-ess Of lenders att0ruey9
NOVEMBER Is
MANHATTAN


ESSEN -. III Stz briz - szs7. 9. Nav I
fgg3 Herman Feuchet and toram Seal@sIrgsr
70 Theresa Well. $4,000 attorneys. StrasDouT-
ser. Eschwe-e & SchaI@1. 1{c Nassau St
ESSEN ST III = sly brk - -sSs7-6. Nav l.
- sscrbis Nae & 500. s-ro--s,s s,-rasboJrr-
ger T.schvese 9 ScEal=-. f32 Nassau So
LEXINGTON AVE. G3S sty brA- Sa.4 ia
q, fJxs0 Aug % 1905 Caiesta " Boze1Han 70
Union Trust Co: 81. 000, address. so I;roadvFsy-
LEXINGTON AVE. G9J. sly brs- a. I'D
st. 15xS0, same TO same. Aug 70 1886, $1,000
address, So Broadvay-
10TH ST. 2sS =. sly b-E. 225za-.a. Dec q.
1893. Moses Bard to Joseph @ tugei' $3.50. al
torneys. EngeI Bros. I32 Nassau 50.
9TH ST. - W : sly brI. 2019S9 Nov q
1901: Anna ], short 20 Farmers !S9au s1'o LrisL
60. trustee: saI. ZOO. address. - William ST
18TH ST. 1876 West. . sty brk. 5J4Io9-J: May
aunro 19'' to 5bs soyer5 ss5ti=s Baas 100000;
address. lbs Bower.
SAME PRoPEETr. Aus o. 1898. same to
same; $50 O0o.
e5TH ST - It Of Pars ave s..I- I5z1oo . s,
Taylor: S24 600. attorneys J0Ii1e- L.4rkiu q
RatHbone u William st
f0s,TH ST, 10 East. sly briz- c5x1oN II. Ser
Tlaria Orlando 10 Max RorcE- 81 Ct-f- attorney,
Charles I B7rck. IS ParE Row
l42D ST. 30 West. erv urS. 25x9a II. jan
>. 1909. Minnie HeEman 10 Mar Bessie ana
1878 tn ave
July %. 1910: Channel Realty ana CONSERVATION @
Co to North American Mortgage 90. S2oOo
address. 100 Brosdway
SAME PROPERTY. March s f9aS, simon
J-hlfeider ana Abraham Weinberg 70 same: s2i.-
Geo: attorney- Law yers' Title Insurance * trust
THE BRONX.
COLUMBUS AVE : W cor TavicT -. -JE1G0.
Oct s. 1910; Mar Mclaughlin IN Michael )
Sullivan: 5000; attorney, NJ J sullivan, WINS
ave and Ifsth st
VALENTINE AVE " s. 227 # Il o. 1sT,h 81.
S&l1 = t MA Ma - - i i+-e me e 4, 5 5 z-5-re
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 1T5 Broadv way
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CoKSULAT-LARGE ARRIVES
Festor " Harris Returns from In
s7ection Tour Covering $50 C0usuIates.

Tscar0- y. Harms. one o. the American
cousu't- a--'aT-e- VINO has been inspecting
o American consulates iu Europe. ar
---rl -cSte~dav on the Hamburg American
1.7c- KaiSe-iu Ar-Suste Victoria AIr. Har-
rs rrace -ha rounds ~ ISl cousUIales. in
0.-d-GS The POST ~ CaUri, which Is ne
least important Of all The JOB i held by
rrro-ra- Spencer Jerome. q short story
writer whose annuity Is 80 Ger cent OF TIE
zr.uua- receipts. vhieH average about 81
rf- Harms said thar Paris took first rank
.a-f-- receipts amounting 70 about S-5l-'95
VrHr
Also .r tre haIserin was William Harris.
president or th- Rl-zCarlyon Restaurant
Da-1nzr,. NJ London. He was acco1nTa-
r.=C .. august Fsc@-Il-r. d well known
chef 7-no VIII make suggestions concerning
Tie new restaurants which Mr.. Harris VIII
.-z'cr m ,lis cirv ana in PictsburS-
Among the other passensers we're D {
ATf'la-l- Eicou1tc de FouJaus- Baron A -on
arl-ueIe-. EGZar Sror6. James c Par
-i-h a-E N- and Mrs. George T. Ladd-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
MRS. HOOK NOW MRS. goeARDus.

I.ach cr euphory IS frequently the reason
E-i.e-1 l.- persons applying 10 The supreme
,or-- fg- permission 10 change tHelT names,
3ut -a.s Hzs not the reason Of Mrs JuIia
F1ors. -ne Eesce-dav obtained permission
r.ar- Justice Davis To change her name 10
Ho~z-lUs.
Air. Hock explained that her mother.
~. Bo-ard-s. was AT old woman. who
i.v,. ~ considerable personal and real es-
n Because or disputes that Mrs. Hook
fas v.-h relatives OF her dead husband
l.o- -,lc-Ec- had taken an aversion 20 the
name o Hook. and. uot wishing 70 be de-
1.--a-ad of q share 81 the estate of her moth
- Mrs. Hook thought II advisable 10
change .eT name
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BUYS LENOX AVENUE HOUSES
Realty Company Gives Three Bronx
Properries in Exchange.

The West Bronx Realty Company Is the
purchaser OF the two SIX story apartment
houses on the south size of 142d street. 225
feet east Of Lenox avenue, sold recently by
the Kane Construction Company. II gave
three Bronx properties IN exchange
The Bronx properties comprise the plot.
50xI+l Sx irreguIar on the east side OF Sedg-
wick avenue adjoining Washington Bridge
Park on the north also q plot. 5GxIOo feet.
on the east side of SedgWick avenue, ao-
Joining the park on the south. and q plot,
Iplxl1A feet on the west side Of BosOcobel
avenue. north of l6gth street. The COM
pany acquired the property at the Ogden
estate auction sale in 1907
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

TIE following transactions were recorded
yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos II and Is Tesey street:
BY Joseph ?. DAY.
10TH ST. SOC. $ 10 = Of A-e a. 57xI0O5.
sty tenmt. Withdrawn: also
10TH ST. sos $ 9 10 T. Of Ave A S7x1O05
s sly Jsnmt. withdrawn.
By Hugh D. Smyth.
eSTFJ ST 14e ana las. s = 2o1S e . o. 7th
ave. a. 6Tas-9 sly lott and store bldg, sold 20
the plaintiff for Sl4T 2Ta
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
LIS PENDENs.

AMSTERDAM sTF-- Tff1 2 y 1+st,
81 11xfoD- Lillian L5p=-stt aga Henry TCss -
Al foreclosure or transfer uf tdz -ieuf. s1Jc--
u-v. A = Aar1nstau1r1-
MADISON AVE. IS aqd 80 I~loT o-r7s Ss--
irgs Bank Az John Williams s- al tr9-ect1A-
rlra Of u--f- attorneys NaodilEt. B9rse (
Butcher
-tsU 8 go West. Anna r. "a ar~ann ar
Elias Faiube-- et al '5pre-L sure of mtg Al
rcruav. j ST Tuli,-
r1sT-Er - - East bob IA t=0rTVsi e A.
trustee ag- Max 7. LaUd-susr % a. .h'reri1slF7
# rltzt- attorney. r. B@aeii"--
t~Tr4 - III West. Rosa E-ecz -s-Z- AZ
r-7o---te ~ Ero-=s al IL -er-c -cs-1re ct nl-s,s
a-ro--e-- = --iC-al-
-a5-FF ST az. and 4a-I Ess=-- as-11us- i1rss
Wen a- al az samuel stern Or z. .--rec 1sl-9
Of TWO utEsl. attorney, NJ -Un-0ei71sr.
BARRY ST. 8 cor Lou=we7- eve. 'tssI9i
r2gb.z-- r TIIvirae- AZ Dovuey CrcS- 'lcyf11 N
- al foreclosure OF mtg a--orue-- Ai J sll--
van.
t-0P<v-H ST 80 and 2tJ- Jennie Ls-i-s
a. HERES Poeuar - al t-ore-lcss-e q misj.
atrO-rey. 7 4 Seidular-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Hugh .. smyth has sold No. 40 Lincoln
Place. Brooklyn, a three story and base
nlent brownstone dwelling house, to 4 per
son who Will occupy tha premises.
Albert ?. Brenner has sold the southwest
corner of Fulton street and Hale avenue
Brooklyn. a plot 41X100 feet; also the south
west corner OF Fulton and Dresden streets
6Ix109 feet; also two lots on the west side
of Shepherd avenue. near Atlantic avenue
5Gx1G0 feet; also Nos. 162 and i6t Hale ave
nue. and No 19l Norwood avenue
Morris Wolf has sold No 329 Marcy ave
nue. and No % MOnteith street 10 investors
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
". n. coLgR, JR- CRITICALLY Ill

Summit y. !. Nov. . 1speciaD--WillIam
\ Ccie-- IT.. d member q tae brokerage
f-n Of y. X Cole- s Co. Of New York,
whose brother. Bird : Coler. was formerly
President OF Brooklyn Borough. Is II a
c-itlcaf condition a. his home IL this city
lie vas operated on for gaH stones Week
go. Tr. Edward Il. Of Newark. is in con-
slant attendance n MS bedside The pa
-ient rallied after the operation. but after
17early week OF progress he suffered q re-
fsuse
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
coRoNER's JURY FREES TWO MEN.

Coroner WinteTbottom conducted an in
quest yesterday into tie deaths Of Francis
Mack and Philip Casey, VINO were shot
during 2 general fight in the Maryland
Cafe, IL West -sth street. on the morning
81 October Z. Tie verdict was that they
came 70 their death by pistol shot wounds
inflicted by persons unknown 10 the jury
James Howard and Frank Rensine, who
had been charged with The shooting were
discharged
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Co-reIfa L Manfsrre 20 Henry Iae1 ara N,
trustees. $4,000
Title Guarantee and Tr1Ist 90 to ygfua -
Insurance Co. 800
Walter z C-efp 70 Robert IiIzitzs7. 81 GO
Mary Todd Robert " Todd 81 go
George L Hsnsls sudsano. ezrs. 20 Inc XIV
land. 81. 500.
T.ffIIs 2 I4iIisn-hal % LeO-ir BeTnhei-usr M
ano. exrs: assts. total. s5oOsS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
DEMAND FOR QUEENS LOTS.

The Greensboro Corporation has practi-
caIIy closed negotiations for the purchase
OF fifty acres 10 enlarge the Elliott Manor
tract in Queens F. @ Randall the sales
manag ger, says that only a few lots remain
Cnsold on the development. and that many
houses built during the last few months
have found buyers Restrictions permit the
building OF detached dwellings only, and
none lut singIe-family houses have been
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BIG BROOKLYN CHRISTMAS TREE

AZ appeaf has been issued by the Sitiis
r~ookIvr Christmas Tree, No q L'v-
t-.s;on street Brooklyn, OF which Mrs
Frank Si1tig Is presloent. for contributions
10 This worthy charity Money clothing
tovs and candy VIII % accepted with
.nsnks. and work on dolls. sewing candy
bsgs. etc.. IS requested o. persons VINO de-
Ere 10 help IN providing q hig Christmas
,r7e for the poor children Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Fritz Achelis is the buyer of No. Il East
5sth sti eet recently sold by Henry d.
Winans q May for Mrs. Mary Crosby
Brown.
william Z Siiverthorn is the buyer OF
the dwelling house No "A East ooth street,
sold recently by the Rosenwald estate.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FR0Apw4T whole front oe-veen @Ha-1
- G+2d SIS. Ar7es TrarSler 90 az. tI-s..o.11s1
r5,,-7il transit ~ - al F-eb -. 1910 S4-T =
FATT,F. - 100 = Of Rar-ai- 49,
DIVER 4 CAREY azt West Mount vernon SeslrT
Go - al. sept f5. 1910 trvToi ''T hoi-c'- 80
SANE PROPE.RTT. Emil I-usii@r a., sdnss
Aux ~ 1910 tuy rCndl frUof- 81
SAME PRCPERTT- Hay-es = 'cf-s- 7z-
same Aug u. 1910 tby bCn1'- slas-- =
WEST END AVE cor Ts-1 81 Va-sor
L-1ae,e Engineering 80 a=r =e-eu-s sixth Sf-aat
a. at a. ,SoE i. f9NI. 81 20. -.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CAPTURE SING SING PRISONER.

sltto ShepiTo. who escaped from sing 0lhS
T,-+-.., On October .. was arrested yesfeT-
d. afternoon and locked Up AZ Police
15.sdousrterg At first NJ denied his iden-
-s,v b,Jt w1en shown his picture he con
-.sscd ebepiro -vas convicted Of burglary
AZ IN. tnlrd degree.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
BAL FOB PATRoLMAN WELSH.

James r. Welsh, the patroiman charged
with having shot and killed Lucie Chabanet
in frcur OF ner home At No. I3S Vest 2Sth
street on November p. was released under
$4,000 bail yesterday 10y Coroner Feiuherg,
70 await 80 inquest Seven Witnesses said
Welsh apparently was firing al an Italian
who rad irlsuited q woman who was with
him. The Italian escaped
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
MAGISTRATE THROWS CASE OUT.

Henry Q. Schneider, prominent among
those who are seeking the removal OF the
Eleventh avenue tracks o. the New York
Central Railroad. was absent when the
co-r1rla airt he made against me road was
called for examination IN the West Side
r,o1ice court yesterday morning. and Mag
ss7-ate Freschi threw Lhs case pUL.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Co, $4,000
Louis Lew 70 Herman Lev. S1.
LLOYD Construction Co TO saul bernstein;
s. Ut1-
Ferdinand Steieer 20 2 y Dubois & Coz s.
Mary Iechnyr 20 Corporate Mortgage Co. >
assts. s.. .OGt
ReIls HiIlna1 70 FanTv Werner ST
Joseph l. BItterwieser T. Bella HiiiU7sU. 81
United States Mortgage and Trust 90 20 Title
Guarantee ard Trust CO.. S1c,tfft-
Friedrich Schmidt julia = ->ruTuii-- s.
Ichn White - Hannah u .iVsU- 81
Same 20 Henry r Goldsmith 81
City Mortgage Ce t0 New y orE Trust Coz 81
Title Guarantee and Trust ~ 70 Troy savings
Bank. Sl250G-
Charles - Staniev 70 Max E1h-e- 81
Manhattan Mortgage Co 20 Guaranteed Mort
gage Co. 81 coo
American Mortgage Co 10 Kate 5io-decai ard
auo. trustees. So. 0nn
Alex Wolfe 20 Abel King; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
TO BUILD AT sRoNxvILLE.

Fish & Marvin have sold tract Of land
of about two acres at Lawrence Park West.
Bronxvlle. The property runs from Sunny
brook Road to the golf links OF tho Law
renee Park Country Club The purchaser
intends to erect a residence on the prop
erty in the near future
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
!. !. WYSONG SELLS HIS 34TH ST. S|t
BUYER Pays About s500000 for This Well Known heSue'a'
Property at Southwest Corner of Madison avenue.
Ew MIDTOWN LOFT STRUCTURE FIGURES IN ABIG TRAl

Office building on Lincoln avenue E,oeFp1', OF
y. J.. on lot 25xloo feet opposite the anr E-l
beron station of the New York d Long
Branch Railroad
Daniel H. Renton & Son have sold ior .
z. Duggan the dwelling house NO Ii Wy
tie street. White Plains. y + on d pio'
'5xI75 feet. The buyer will occupy,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
He BRONX.

NESTCFfESTF1R AEENCF,-Audro~ Hatlv
has sold fer Ann Mccormack to David Faith
the story frame building on plot &0x1T5
feet. on The south side of V-estcheste- avenue.
about 4a4 feet OF Olmstead avenue.
CuioHporr.
2cGD STREET-Jonn Il. Beh-nan has sold
70 Olga Rowskv. q new two family dwelling
house the north side of 22cd street near
NE--o E-aL-z a-orma- fn- C-lar.es Eaca.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANI ATTAIN
SPRING ST f5+- 90, & s-y 1-s s-'-s s7s
lofts afv75. NsnziG. owner L Sh-.1s7..
T.4 Bower architec-. S2o.'Ho-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
m SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.

Iscob 4 King has sold for client to
Moritz Rothstein and Harry Herman he
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
Midto,vn Investment Deal

\ midtown investment deal affecting
property valued at about $i.20eO was also
reported. The investor bought from the
Fabian Construction Company, Of which NJ
Crystal is president. the twelve story lott
building being built at No 40 10 46 West 2Oth
street. on q plot 1918 by g feet, just east oil
Sixth avenue Mr.. Crystal acquired the
sira from hudson :. Todd about ten months
ago. The investor gave Manhattan prop
erty il exchange - .,o
one Of The principal Bronx deals was the
purchase by the Mercury Realty COMPANY,
of which Samuel Brener is president from
the Whitney estate Of the plot at the June
zion Of Eestcuester and Forest avenues
I-irb frOnrages of Il and 1856 feet, respective
": also from Anna NJ Sprattley tne ao-
ioining southwest corner Of NestchesIer
avenue and 156th street, plot win 1Tohl-
ages Of So and 1e0 feet, respectively:
The TWO parcels comprise the blcch Ltoilt
on Westminster avenue, between L crest
avenue and 18th street the comDneq prop
critics having frontage OF % Ieel | Oh
WestChester avenue. lS5 leet on u 7Sl
avenue and 10O feet in I5Cth street
The Whitney property had not cTla,lse, t;-
hands IN Ove- forty Eears L'dFld A--4-IieI
was the broker III the sale
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

The real estate market yesterday " ao
unusually brisk. particularly for the III 'S'
business day of the week Not Only
various kinds of properties which appear 10
the majority of spectators in demand. 0"'
some of the most valuable parcels III hA'-i
haitian changed hands
a transa ction involving nearly S50oeO " e1s
the sale Of the four story and basement
dwelling house, on plot 80 by 20 lee'' :,
the southwest corner of 3+th street ana
Madison avenue It was sold by George n
Read & Co. for John J. Wysong-
According to a report, Benjamin Altman
is the buyer
Adjoining the WysonS property Is 'ne
dwelling house No. 1s2 Madison avenue
owned bv Louise NJ Pollock, while inc
house next to that together with no. -
East 3s+b street. stands in the name OF the
Francis Asbl1rv Palmer fund The remain
ing frontage on the south slde oA "f''
street. between Madison and FlTtn avenues
is wred by the AstOrs
Mr. Wvsong occupied the house on the
Madison avenue and 34th street corner UP
70 about two years ago. when ne ouhI
substantial home for his own occupa''cS
at the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and 10Th street
Through George + Read & 90. AlI- Al
man recently bought the northwest cor
ner OF Madison avenue and 34th street to-
gether with The adjoining S4th street par
Gel This property was sold for about
$4,000 by Mrs Margaret A. Howard. VINO
later bought site at 9TH street and Madi-
son avenue
At the northeast corner Of Madison ave
nue. and 34th street is the Cameron Build
ing. completed over year ago. The cree
tion of this structure led to long Legal
battle. J. pierpont Morgan and other Madi-
son averue residents contending that the
building violated the Old Murray Hill re-
srrictlou Their claim was not upheld by
the court. The Wysong property Is outside
- -,a -aSr-irro5 To7e