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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

quarters Of an acre OF ground with 2 sty
iwg and stable: exrs' sale; estate of William
Nelson deceased.
nth ST, II. s. 20 # " of 18th ave, SoT
81: sty dwg; G Wheelright agt 9 II Child
ct al; Samuel Ri0er. il. atty; Maurice peiches'
ref; partition.
AUDUBON AVE. II to II. . cor lesth 81;
&c. 3xl00xs3. 5xe5; two sty lathouses; Jacob
Wiener eft al agt L NJ Calm ct al: Wolf x x.
eating $1,000
HOUSTON ST. 12s. n cor Sullivan ST. 25S
100: tennt and storoA; Emanue! Arn-
stein 81 al agt Pssquale Visgiano ct al; N
Hulett. atty; @ E Weller. ref; amt due, SlZ'-
19S a6: taxes. etc. 1902 II.
EAGLE AVE S24. S, 24T.I = OF 15sth
st. 5oxl00. . sty dwg and vacant; Eduard
schorn ct al agt Clara Elmer ct al; Caring
ton & p attvs; Z J Nathan. ref; amt due,
SIS, sof 80: taxes etc. s1S o.
AVE C, 297. W s. AZ # n Of nth st. 2oxse.
ety tenrlt and stores Levi Mnns9n az Lena
ref amt due. So 641 S. taxes. etc, 1886 81
10TH ST. eos 8. 212 It Of ave A. 37x1oo5
ga sly cn e. al: Bovers 3. atsys: Beattie,
ref due, 81 SEQ "a; taxes, etc. sl,8I3 D. SUD
TO mtg of s24, go
4 stv tenmt and store; f G Wheelwright egt c
NJ Child ct al; Hughes, atty; Albert FalcK'
ref; partition.
f32p ST. 1874. s. 1888 IT e of 9TH ave. 19-1ox
90 Ii s sty dwig: Joseph wielar sgt Lena Fuchs
ct al Abraham wielar, atty H Ne5n VEIN n
ref amt due. 50, $50 % taxes ETC. eos w. sup
TO first mtg OF $4,000
By Hugh D. Srnyth-
ID AVE 2151. " s, - It of 10th st, ?Ix15,
stv tennt; exrs sale; estate of Wiheinlina
Hauser. deceased.
RAssFoRD AVE. ~ cor 1924 st. 125.5 $40 tx
irreg vacant; Harlem Savings Bank agt II 8
Heylrnan exr, etc. ct al; F B Wtghtman n, attS.
Abraham Goldsmith ref. amt due, $500 o3;
taxes etc, $4,000.
BY d P. Ingraham & Co
ESD ST 248 and 24s, :, 100 IT " OF 20 ave
So 4Y1nO5 sty tenmt and stores; Elksn Holy
man act NJ Golorb CT al: Ar1stein, L & y, attys
Phoenix Ingrahsm, ref; amt due, Sl5.533 3d.
taxes etc, 1852 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
a sfes.ooo MoNTcLAlR SALE.

A large tract OF land at Montclair, y. J.,
which was owned by the late Charles K
wilmer, Of the American News Company.
for many years. has been sold 10 q group
OF Newark men at a price which Is said 10
be N65oo9 The tract IS in the south end OF
the town and extends from Orange Road 10
Harrison avenue. a distance Of 100 feet
on the tract is the Wilmer homestead,
which figures in the deal, but which will
continue TO be the home of Mrs. wilmer
iurirg her lifetime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.
MAY =.


AVE c. cor 18th st, 1a1e!; Mag 2: ;
TN Etesp nF, ag q , d9hn a,r Hub
Strong & Cadwalsdsr. 10 Wall st
AVE c. " cor 18TH 81. 1880; May - Yrs.
~ per cent: Charlotte NJ Stegman and John
Hubschmitt to Bank of Savings in City of New
40 Wall st.
AVE 4. 2s4 20 axa5. Ok irres: May >: yrs.
AZ per cent: Ellen Phelan and Margaret ? Dillon
10 En- grant Industrial Savings Bank. $1,000
address 81 Chambers st
AVE 3 or and ga, s7xa8: May 2: ; YRS: Fra
school; s4s,ooo: attorneys Nash & Jones. Is
Wall st
BROADWAY. 22s. 7 ". 1s.e1i1s.11x irreg
Broadw ay-PaIk Place 90 10 George Noakes
AHE t es q IT S o. % April ri so s T
Morris Lustig 20 ssmund llrsus: $4,000; attor-
ney, Harry Ws!nberEer, 36l Broadway
! BROADWAY. $ . cor 144,h 81. g. llxloo: , N
prior mtg $500 oooi; due March -; 1914 per
cent, Arthur E-ookman to lir'lty Transfers 60;
$1,000; address, f7c oroad"ay
RROAUWAT. 5 VI cor 145th st. % tIx1Oo
ano to lion p,me savings cams; $40 cpo; at
tcrneys Woodford BoYcs & Butcher / Madison
ave.
COLUMBUS AVE. 80. 2..6x1aO1 irreg: p II
spri9r mt mss $500 $500 "a Zadeb H Rcak,rI 60 coo
address 10 West S7th st
CHRYsTIE ST. as 25x1oG: April 26: due April
l. 1918; Az per cent; Solomon Rc&~nbe:s. o.
Ferrdale y. Y. 10 Union Trust 90 OF H.w i rh
s2a 900 address so Broadway
SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg Sc. Gool: April
20: 2 WIS. per cent: same to Lena Stacy; 81
coo attorney. Meyer Bosley, $50 Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. s42. 25xz5: MAY 2: due May
l. 1918; ~ per cent. John Howard ct al. Of
West Orange. - j. to Pauline Meyers st al
500 900 attorney. William G Orr. 40 Cham
bers st
,rr.g tprior mtg $50. c001: May .: yrs' per
cent: Samuel Goidbcrger to Leon Tuchnan: Sic
600; attorneys Mannheim * Mannheim. 3d. Broad
way.
DIVISION ST. As to -. . cor Chrystie ST.
GsxIT Ak irreg; May =: due. etc, as per bond
Albert Steyane to Dry Dock Savings Institution
soc COO attorney. + VI Tichenor. IS Park Row.
EAST END AVE 100 " S5th 81. 9sx
u .: May .: yrs, 4ls per cent: Edward
Downey 10 Emigrani Industrial Savings Bank
LEXINGTON AVE. 17G 199x64: April 30 due
Pauline Aitrocchi: 5000. attorneys Miller
King, Lane 8 Trafford so broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. :, 505 II $ OF 52d st
25aIoo: April 20. 5 yrs; Mary II soxlley 10 Law
dress 16o Broadway.
LAFAYETTE ST n " 3 1923 It q Of
4th st, a5. 7N137.6x irreg: April 25 due May 2
iai2: az per cent; Alfred Y Barnes OF New,
$4,000 attorneys. Schenck Punnett. 10 Lib
erty st
MADISON AVE, ia, 25.sx1oo: Ma, ,: due
etc. as per bond; Albert stevane to Dry Dock
Savings Institution; 500 o0p attorney NJ
Ticlenor. ~ Park Row.
MADISON AVE. cor 4Sth s. l0a6144 Q
2 IN; May =; due, etc. as per bond; James \
Farley n Mutual Life Insurance co Of New
York sle5 900; address, 80 Cedar TT
ST NICHOLAS AVE Il cor HIN st. lls.5x
Jersey cit. 70 Lawyers Title Irsurance aud
d Trust %. fl-' zoo. Adde'S, 100 BroldRa!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

500. ,oo
Philippine Sonnenberg 70 Philip e "eoer'
s1OO- 7,,i,,-
'" Msnrtce Coben 70 Theresa Hirsh: SIS 600
Van NoIdsn Trust Co 20 Julius MeiH Ho 81 81
Julius Weinsten to Esther Adler; ST.
Peter Seery to central Brewing Co; $50"
George z Aldstadt to Henry q steinhoH'
'': sarah Dongan to John Donsau: 5000
Abraham Reich 20 Mayer Kaplan. 81
Amelia Bruno TO Woolf WoOlf: 81
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co to Mutual Life
7ohn p Agnew to Joseph RosenthaI and ano;
'iS William r Hill to William F KIG5s5: $4,000
Israel Iebowitz to Clara Picker 5000 10000
Winthrop Chanler to Marc Fl Mack; slZ"p.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 ID D'OA
Savings Institution; $4,000 en-, ooo
Title Guarantse and Trust co to 6o"srS
savings Bank: $4,000.
Henry Freygang to George Freygang; 81.
julius 81 Cohen to Henry Weber and another
Wsrearst I. zborowski TO Marc Mack:
Winthrop A chan.e- 20 Marc H Mack; $1,000
p a5ne 70 Ifst16S%s. extrx, to Rebecca
Matthews; 81.
T7ts S:as-antce and Trust Co TO Farmers
Loan and Truq- Co: s135.oco - !
For?s LIE Insurance co TO Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co; $4,000 - NJ,
New YORK Mortgage and Security Co to Bank
TOT Tite 4s3-an:e Co of New York to New York
Mortgage and Security Co. S31 .0t0-
JeanrettA z Tedeen to John Esgers; sIOV-
Mutual life Insurance CO Of New York 20
81 sderick johnson. $4,000
Morris y Rubin TO solomon Neuy1is and an
other; 800. r,,, =.
Henry q Watson. e1r, 20 trustees Columbia
College,: s225 go
Anna Faniei 10 Louis Levy: 81.
C>ornelia N Acans to German savings Bank:
SO 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
HOME BUYING MADE EASY
Unusual Opportunity to Secure
Attractive Houses.

The Realty Associates, with offices at No
! Us Remsen street. Brooklyn, have recently
erected several tWo-family houses In DIST
street. Brooklyn. which are being sold IN
der attractive contract. The section Is
along the route Of the proposed Fourth
avenue subway and can be reached now
by the Borough Park elevated railroad, the
station OF which is at 54th street, only
three blocks away. The dwellings, are be
ing sold on the instalment plan. but it is
also provided that in case of the death OF
the purchaser any balance which may be
due on the second mortgage, even though
the initial payment only has been made
will be Immediately cancelled. The prop
erty is thus left free and clear to the pur-
chaser's widow or estate AS a further
protection to the purchaser there is issued
free title insurance policy through the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
The houses are two stories high and have
a cellar five rooms and bath on the first
floor and six rooms and bath on the second
floor They contain all modern improve
ments. including tiled bathrooms. combina-
ton coal and gas ranges in the kitchens.
stone washtubs and steam heat. The par
lor back parior. hall and dining rooms all
have parquet floors There is sewer. gas
and water connections. Wide concrete side
walks have been laid and the street is
paved with heavy asphalt
The price placed upon the houses Is
$500 and first payment of 500 is re-
CURED. A mortgage Is given for the
balance. monthly payment of $50 is then
asked but inasmuch as the upper floor
viii bring s2S each month and the lower
floor S25. the amount actually paid each
month by the purchaser would be only 8
dollars In ten years time. even with this
small payment, s240 will have been paid
toward the purchase of the house. If only
one floor is rented and the buyer chooses
TO occupy the other the money he pays
each month is applied on the purchase
price of the house. One floor Of several or
these houses is already rented, and the
neighborhood is of such a character as to
make it unusually easy to rent one floor
If an occupied house is purchased.
The Realty Associates also have two
story houses for sale IN Prospect Park
East. Brooklyn. This part of the borough
is accessible by rapid transit from Man
haitian. The Brighton Beach Elevated and
the Flatbush, Franklin, Rogers and Most
rand avenue and Lorimer street sur
face roads all pass either through or near
the property. The price of these dwellings
is $780, of which $500 is to be paid in
cash and the remainder in monthly pay
ments OF $50. All the houses are up to date
In every respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
RECENT BUYERS.

Michael Coleman is the buyer Of tho
Eden Musee property. at No. 81 10 SO West
I'd street. extending through TO 24th street
sold last week by the David Dows estate
The building covers a plot OF FIVE lots.
having q frontage Of 20 feet on I'd street
and 20 feet on 54th street.
DIR. J. F. Erdman is the buyer OF the
four story dwelling house No. rs West I'D
street. sold recently by William J. Casey
through SlsRson & Hobbs.
The Collier Construction Company, Will
IAN W Collier. president, is the purchaser
cf The unfinished apartment house al the
northeast corner Of st Nicholas avenue
and 1929 street, % SKIS feet. the sale of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
MAY =

with name and address OF lenders attorney
MAY -
CI4AREMONT AVE. e $. 500 II II OF 10 St
15Xl2l.2 =: Nov ., 1900: = Clarence Brennan &c
William J Casey; $1,000; attorney, IA1vy eTs
Title Insurance & Trust Co 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. July IL. 190o: William
J Casey 10 Edward r Massey and Huo. $4,000.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co.
100 Broadway.
ST LUKE'S PLACE, 1: Jan -. 1906: James
+ Neary to West Side saving Rank. $40, coo.
attorney. David Mcclure. - William St
LEXINGTON AVE, cor i11th At, % TX
1OUll; June 80 1908. Frank l. Sheldon TO Moses
Almond, Si.e0D: attorneys. Schlenkman &
Brown. li5 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: May % 1905: Moses
Ahramowitsch to Mas kessler: 5000.
RtV1NGTON ST. = e cor Chryste ST. 5Ox
~ oct Ii, 1905. Louis Peristein TO Clarence ,,
Cate. S2HoS. Hays & Hershned. III Broadway.
RGNINGTnN ST. 10 and 81 Chrystie St rs
oct -. 1908 Louis Psrstein 20 Clarence =
Cate IoO,H attorneys. HAYS UershfeId. IFS
Broadway.
Place. 5o1lo0; June !: 1905, samuel Il Reich to
Banker Realty and Security TO; SSO1: at
'orney. Bankers Realty 4 Security 90
SAME PROPERTY. June . 1905; same 70
same $3.50. same
WICkHAM AYE w @. 500 II 8 OF Nereid
ave. 25NpTG Veb IS 1910, Edw Cshni 70
Cathsr'n" \ Ennis $500. attorpsy. Charles
II bdcchl-r. 1875 walker ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS


MONROE AVE. 1850. John Newly at
Mrs " Lehman 81 al: March ID 1910. $40 70
MANIDA ST. =. ISL ~ % CARR
son ave; F1ckIen Concrete Construction Co a<t
Msehan Building Co et a.; July %, 1903 or
hondJ: s7Ss
SAME PROPERTY: same sst same: July "a
1909 (by bond: S3.fiE-
SAME PROPERTY. same ast same; Nay N
1909 Cby bomb: S7s5-
SAME PROPERTY: sanne agt same; MAY =
1909 Cby bOndJ. S3.11z
SUFFOLK ST q: Isaac BALM szt Jacob
Cohen 81 AL FEB -. 1910. SIS 50
18TH ST. Ss1 TO SST: James Hogan ar
Anna A A Brandt 81 al: April -. 1910 81. ri
WILLIAM ST i1s: Hugh Getty Inc n,
Joseph P1aut 81 a.: April $ 1903 (cancelIsd).
81. 73s o.
94TH ST. JOS West: Miller & coir az. Mar
quise Co ct al: March .. 1910 fby dsposit,.
s42 a.
INTERVAI4E AVE, n = cor Beck 81; James
smith agt John TUlly ct al. March I. 1910
(by depost). $50.
SAME PROPERTY: Cornelius O'Conu.U sr
same. Feb u, 1910 Toy depositJ, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

SAME PROPERTY: ThlbaUt Walker szt !
Friedman. owner and contractor; 500 81.
TTH ST, "a; Alexander Dickson Go sst Re-
becca Spielbers. owner and contractor; Sf,9fJ N
9TH AVE No 500. Herman German sxi
Sturgis estate, owner; g III Lang a 20, les5ees
and contractors: sf7f
SETH ST 10 East: Jacob ~ SeifenDers az
William Aston Franklin n Deis7Os John carer.
tr. William W Astor and Charles Sotrthnayd
trustees owners: Jane L MCCOY, lessee ans
contractor: So 5O.
56TH ST 100 West: William Donat ag5 Dani.
J. Edward and Agnes Coleman. owners John 3
Coleman owner and contractor; SIS %
BROADWAY 1S45 and 1877. Edward I shirs
. al ayr Upright Piano 60. owner: ODouneif
Restaurant co. James n ODOnneil and Aichasp
Hurley. Ieseees and contractors: s8-5s5-
TIFFANY ST. fe3d -. 1OoxiOo: y a
Young agt Ldpkes Construction Co. owner,
Cohen & Levine. contractors; sSs5 45-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sale held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos IA
and Is Vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Samuel Marx.
18Th ST. 3e7. g. 125 IT c Of 9Th ave. 15x
1908: 3 sty tenmt. c C Euler e. al exrs ACT
George Nicholas ct al: W ID Leonard att:
Emanuel Eschwege. ref. amt due SI5 72T 40:
taxes. etc, S472 81; 10 Arthur Boyer FOR $40 900
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
b. Joseph P. Day.
CHERRY ST. 81 and 81. s. % Fl 6 OF James
81. 5oK5ss1 irreg. two sty bidgs; eNrs sale.
CROTONA AVE. n cor IS3d ST. IUOxs0: va
cant; exrs sale
9TH ST. =. 100 II W OF Vernon ave 125sIOo
10 10Th ST. iO0x100. Long Island City: vacant:
exrs sale
EAST END AVE. e cor 18th st. Long Island
City 25xloo; vacant; eKrs' sale.
EAST END AVE. =. 100 II n Of 9th ST. Long
Island City. 25xle0; vacant; eXrs' sale.
VAN AI<ST AVE. cor Harris ave Long
Island City, ll5 lx39 p irreg vacant: ears sale
VERNON AVE. $50. p s. I4a / IT n Of Webster
ave. Long island City. 12x2Go with plot abuttinG
SsXs7S.4 TO East River; sly house: ears sale
VERNON AVE 7i3 s. Ili.1 n Of Wash
:ugton aye, Long Island City. 12x20n .. with plot
ahuttinC S5X3722 10 East River. sty house
ears sale
WASHINGTON ST s5 and ~ e =. 90 1 II 8
Of York 81. brooklyn. tue sty d. IS; exrg'
Eale
BFo>-X FLYER ROAD 551 n cor Mnsa
Seusre Road YonkrTg plot contalniH. th-es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN
RROADyTAY I343- TO a sry brk stors and
studios: I. c Maurer. 1893 Broadway. architect;
cost 5000; onneT, c Z Johnson, o West 9th 81
THE BRONX
PROSPECT AVE, II cor KsI7y st. 20 81
hrj< store and tenrnt "a. 1Oz NJ. s: Goldner q
Goldberg 7O4 Jackson ave. architects; cost %
900; owner. Augusta Levy. 40 West iith 81
GRAND BOT-IaEsVARD. " 5, 100 u n Of ff5th
s+. =, a ga sfv frame dvE. 28T4Oi Schaefer 8
Tsszer 461 fremont ave, rcfitects; cost. Sf.5t0.
owner. August Herrltch. 49, MOTIFS ave
ETH ST > s. 80 It OF Park ave; 70 a cry
fr, factory - 4x1O0.4: Kari T Seifsrt = Esst
42f 81 architect; cost. $500 owner, Louisa
Schmidt 2sS East 18th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY .

BROOSIFl ST. 557; Max weiser ssr Rebecea
ehkoInflo-f owner; Union Square ConS-scS 20,
contractor: s1O3-
ppo.DwAY 9 cor 1s0th St Icz fx.1!
William Strfanese agt Bernard Realty CO. owner
and contractor: s.. 900.
BRONX RIVER " s. 81 II OF 1-4th 81.
15Cx-: Isidor L Cohen agt John Heintz and John
ZiegeI owners; Charles SchEetder. contractor
s125 10.
1soT-II ST GEO East; Bookmana < Shepard
AIT Bernard Realty Co. owner; William Ssrf-
anese contractor: 81. 400.
IONGFEILIOW AVE. ~ cor Freeman y. 30
xl0O: Samuel ResnIk agt Albert Cerharts, 09-ne-
and contractor: S57 90
FREEMAN ST. n i4ongfel.ow avs @1x
100: Henry c. SilIeck. r. agt Albert Srernar'1s.
inc owner; Albert Gerhsr3s. contractor, 500 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
LIS PENDENS.
MAY =

r.R4+;D AVE. " =. 55O11 q % B1rasi1'
sya - 1Ix123 SIX irreg; Lena Ehenhers ast
I.,cefnvar Realty Co et a QoreclosuTe OF mtsl'
attorney. J Davis
T.F-S0X AVE. q: Louise Borses agt Abraham
iserz.ein ct al action 70 compel conveyancej ;
attorney. E De FeTe-
81 GEORGES Crescent, : infersec =
C--s-s,fs III runs " q. 6x g. Ok &5x leFCzlt
70 ne-: Marv n Weight agt Emilia Badoia,i
- al foreclosure OF Mtg. attorney "'lid--'
5o7- -.
rKO AWAY. e cor 1soVh 81. ~ 1xl-i-l0
-~iufar1 Strfanese sSr Barnard Realty 90 e. a
action . forecose mechanics itenJi ATTORNEYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
SUCCESSFUL AUCTION SALE.

AL White Plains Saturday Bryan L..
Kennedy conducted an auction sale of lots
in the Battle Hin Park section. Buyers
we're found for 100 lots. the prices ranging
from $3.50 10 I.l09 lot. The total sum
realized was about $4,000. The purchasers
included the Broad Avenue Realty Com
tsanv. John Il. Riley, W E. and w. H
sniffen A. F. Leddy, Herbert Claxton. Jo-
semi II. Flnck and Mrs. Alfred Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
BUYS BROOKLYN BLOCK FRONTS

John F. James & Sons have sold 10 the
City and Suburban Homes Company the
block front on the south side Of Park ave-
nue.. between Raymond and St Edward
streets Brooklyn, and the block front on
The west side of st. Edward street, from
Park avenue TO Hillary street The price
vas about 10000. The property will be i'm
proved with model tenements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
REALTY NOTES,

The II. NJ. Well Company were the brok-
ers in the sale of No. 216 West 18th street
by Elena Goodale TO William Nelson
John T. Wall and John L. Moors were
the brokers in the sale of No. S25 West 55th
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


MAE 2
(~9STER ST " s. 100 Il OF SDOfford ave 7~'H
60 * f-res: Milton A Fowler. atty. loans A Fes
~ Construction Co $4,000
1i1-4 ST 81 and % West. Frank Seitz loans
Che-lia Realty Co Soo.Ooo-
GLEASON AVE. s. - Il OF Taylor St *
200: Herbert ; Ogden loans Aicnae- NJ KeYlo-us
Sz5OO-
2c9TFf ST. . 800 II OF Barnes ave i19N
ftgS- central Mortgage Co loans Brill Contract
fns, 90 SIS $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.

~ II HALEY has sold for the Auburndale
Realty Company TO Captain W r Day nine
cots on the west side Of 18th street. Broad
way-Flushing: also. in the same street, nine
lois 10 { J. Junemann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and sddresz-J
MAY .
-rk1-rr T-rA1-

MAY ..
MANHATTAN
STH AVE. = . cor 111th 81; for open sif
amusement place 72xfO0; RI @ Wisemau. aren't
tect; $500. owner. Penn Amusement co. $50 9th
ave.
AUDUBON AVE. = " 1TOTh st. for a 5 stT
briS tenmt and store. 50x9O. @ F Pelham, 50T $40
ave architect: cost. s65. 900 owner. @ A Fisher
New Rochelle. Z
THE BRONX.
KELLY ST. . :. 80 20 q u Intervals ave-.
FOR r,yo stv brk tennis. 5Oxe3.1 and joZse s.;
C;oIdner q GOLDBERG architects. cost. 800 600.
owner ISngfelIow Realty CorporatioG. 600 Prs
pect
1S3D ST n . 10 q G OF Park ave, for I've 81
tennis 35x69; Hoppe & Daube, so Westch es-er
ave architects: cost. So, 900, owner John Rsn-
dali. $50 East fjSth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
NEW BUILDING IN FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
Structure Erected by the FIeschman Realty and Construction
Company on Large Plot Just North of AID Street


which by John H. Behrens was recently re
ported The purchasing company viii com
plete the structure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
WOMAN'S ARGUMENT
SHOWS SHE KEEPS SECRET
Engagement Ring Was Paste
and She Never Told

1T is not true that women can not
keep a secret declared bright col
lege woman, who has taken her place
in the world of letters.
"A woman can keep secret as well
as a man" she continued. Il know a
little lady who once got into an argu-
ment with her husband about this very
subject. She was defending women
and asserted that women were never
known to tell a secret which reflected
on her husband or children. This very
woman was anxious to know the out
come OF an important business trans
action her husband was promoting She
took a proper interest in it and asked
as to it's progress
NO" sneered the husband, Il won't
tell you. If I did you'd repeat IT. You
women can never keep a secret
John" said the woman quietly.
have ! ever told the secret about the
solitaire enga cement ring you gave me
Is years ago being e?"-Philadel-
phia Times.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
AMERICANS annex
GAMES PREDICTED
University Rugby Team Takes
Western District Fifteen
Into Camp
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

AS was exclusively predicted in The
Call both before the combined American
football team left here and again, be-
fore the series of games was started
in Australia. the team has won the
exact two games they were scheduled
to win by the writer. The first game
won was against the Hunter river dis
triet team by a score of 10 points to 9,
played at Maitland. The second game
that was predicted would be an Amer
lean victory was won in yesterdays s
contest against the western districts at
Orange in New South Wales, this game
going to the combined American team
by q score of IL points to 8.
This makes the second victory for
the team, and the next game on Satur-
day, If against the team as at present
scheduled. namely, the representative
New South Wales team. should be an
easy win for the New South Welsh
men,
After Saturdays game the team jour
neys to Melbourne, where they play the
Melbourne university two games. The
first of these will be on Wednesday
and the second one on the following
Saturday afternoon. Both these games
should be wins by close margins for the
American team.