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The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
BOIL WEEvlL CAUSES STIR
People Of Louisiana Awaken to Fact
They Have an Agricultural
country-Raising Grain.

Governor Sanders OF Louisiana paid
eloquent tribute to the Mexican cotton
pest In a recent Chicago address BE
fore the advent OF the boil weevil In
Louisiana, few years ago" said Gov
ernor Sanders, I'VE raised cotton so
scheaply that while we clothed the ma
ked we ourselves we're hungry. This
condition maintained until the boil
weeyil taught the people Of our state
more than anything else could.
It taught us the lesson that we had
an agricultural country; that we could
raise grain every month of the year.
AS a result Of this lesson on January
i, 1910, we awoke to the fact that we
had more money on deposit In our
banks than ever before in the history
of the state.
Last year Louisiana for the first
time shipped millions Of bushels Of
corn that graded No. |. We have be:
come a great corn producing state; we
have become a great truck producing
state. Louisiana has a conjunction oi
climate and soil that enables us to
harvest a crop every month OF the
year.
Cotton is thing Of the past. We
used TO raise from million to mil.
lion and half bales Of cotton. Now
I'VE raise between 100000 and 100000
bales, and we Just raise that to let the
rest Of the country know that there
Isn't anything that We can't raise il
5I4ouisi
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Protecting Against Sun scaId.

The protection given to guard
against sun scald will perform dual
purpose of guarding against rabbits,
or in case this has not been done, as
in the case of forest trees, where the
number Of trees iskso large that 1t is
not convenient to tie up each tree,
then it is well to remember that the
rabbit has sensitive nose and can
be kept away by applying with swab
a combination Of blood, soap and to-
5bacco. 4
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
IA FAMOUS POLITICAL LEADER
Prominent National Figure Passed
In the Death of David Ben.
nett Hill.

Albany, N. VA distinguished law
yer and statesman. who for many
years was a prominent figure before
the people Of the nation, passed away
In the death of ex-Gov and ex-senator
David Bennett Hill, at his home near
this city. Mr.. Hill for many years
was one of the leading Democrats IL
the country and his influence was
felt in shaping the policies OF his
party. He was active and Influential
In many state and national campaigns
and was prominent candidate FOL
the presidential nomination in 1892.
Mr.. Hill was born ii Havana, Che
mung county. In l8Aa. and began thu
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

This country's crop Of corn. oats,
wheat, barley and potatoes amounts
TO 5,275 100000 bushels for the year,
but pessimistic people will complain
because there has been a small yield
OF choke-c cherries.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Another millionaire has married a
chorus girl. Itlooks as II the million
aires had formed combination to put
the musical comedy shows out of bust
ness. NJ
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Pellagra is said to come from the
nse Of moldy cornmeal baked and
eaten without trimmings. Corncakes
made Of wholesome grain, well but
tered and with maple syrup, will not
suffer in reputation, e ss
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Decision that the exaggerated ego
does not imply actual insanity doubt
less will cause many people to breathe
signs of relief.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

only once" writes correspondent
OF the New York Sun, "have I met a
woman who suffered" Women have
no time to stutter.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Any remote corner Of the world
may wake up some morning soon to
find badly damaged balloon in its
back yard
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Persons of slender means will be
glad to learn that they can purchase
radium now for only $2,10O,OOO an
ounce.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Al man In New York was buried I'M
der tons Of graduated sugar. He was
dug out In time, but few men have
had his experience OF facing q death
J 30 sweet.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Dogfish Is all right as food, says the
United States fish commission. We
shall all have chance to try it-as
halibut, probably.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Evidently the Japanese minister who
wants to build sixteen dreadnoughts IS
not afraid Of what the airship is going
to drop on them. !.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

A professor calls for Supreme
Court of Science. Would any two ex-
perts egree on any proposition?
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

How much easier ''aeroplane" would
be to pronounce II we could only call
1t "areoplane"
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

In the present stage of aviation 1t
Is much easier to effect insurance on
flying machine than on the man who
files 1t.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

It is proposed that all the concealed
weapons and their bearers be sent to
the Panama canal to fortify 1t.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Cuba hopes some day to get It's
storms trained to pick bananas, but
not to damage shipping
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Eight WOmen's clubs at Panama. Be-
tween clubs and spades the big Job
will 60 through.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

There are times whet the "Itold-
you-go" man is more OF nuisance
than ever before.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Up-to-date aviators Ike the rain be-
cause 1t kills the wind and not because
i it makes the blowing easier when they
$alight unexpectedly.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

1t Is proposed to have petroleum
paths across the Atlantic SO that peo-
pie may go to and come from Europe
without being shaken up. However,
the customs inspectors will continue to
watch at this end.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

King Manuel thinks of coming TO the
United States, which is a very nice
country
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Sunshine Is all right. but the hunt
er's moon has it's excellencies also.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Never pin your faith to woman
who says she WILDE ready in Eve min
utes--and is!'' says Life. Are there
any women like that?
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Cholera, like It's undesirable citizens,
Europe may keep at home.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Autumn sunshine is an excellent
thing to store up before the semi-hiber-
nation which winter forces upon many
persons who shrink from cold wealth
err
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Any garb that is waterproof Is the
fall style in raincoats.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

In deciding that d husband IS not.
compelled to support his mother-in-..
Ian, ID New 81 orb court hands down
The dictum that a man does not marry
his wife's whole family Neverthe-5
less, the average wife will insist that.
! 1t Ii from her side OF the house that
ahs children inherit their beauty. S
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02

Where is the use In carrying hob
bled woman to a dance?
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-02
Jupiter Pluvius is a bit Of tease.

Even a perfect climate has its OF
days.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH "a


sIsmund Ashner TO Morris W Levine: 81.
Eastern District Savings Bank Of Brooklyn 20
clara Berry 70 ConmonweaIth Securities Co:
Eliz r wechsIsr st al 10 Elis r weohsler; 81.
Lucy Edwards % Fannie Cannon: SlOo
Margaret Il LOOnie, adm1, 90 Margaret u
LcGnie; = mtgs: order q court.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % Emily L
SOuthack: $500
same 70 Bennett J King: si45oo.
Same to Mary p Wan Wrinkle: $4,000.
Daniel \ Zimmerman 70 Marks Kirshhaum;
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Peter D Barlow
Isaak Goldberg 10 Ida Goldbers: 81
Chas Baese 70 George Alexander Macdonald:
Dora n schrenksissn to Louis EIckwort; 81.
New York Trust co 70 Edw Berger: $1,000.
Waldron Post et al trustees. 20 Mabel
Ereda Karch to Louis nfuhlneyer; 500.
Francis W Paar, adm. 90 Annie Paar. exr; 81.
Northern Bank q New York 70 Clara Dellae
= William II Mccarthy to Frederick d Althauss;
Layers Mortgage Co to Troy Savings Bank:
same TO P Hone Many and ano. trustees: s1O.-
Lincoln Trust Co TO Mary z Wheeler: 81. .s12-
IL LANyeIs IItIe insurance & and Trust Co % Bow
erg g,Ss SsVinsI ~ Bank s2qo 1000, 600 ~, .sooo
ssms sssms 70 70 er5 Ely SsTPsntsF& sc $4,000 .ssS 600
Ettie Mailer 20 MatiLda Pasazza; 81
614 Rss az WisgS3d sHT 70 John bet7; SSoeo 90
Savings; $1,000.
Charles Bennett % Mary Dangler; $500.
William II Macy. ir, adm. 70 Mary J Kings
land: 81.
American Mortgage Co 70 Victoria A Romains;
$4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Co: $4,000.
Joseph Metzger 20 Abraham Walter; 81
Breslauer Realty Co 10 George p Day; 1900.
Louis Jakobus 70 Morris II Hayman; sl00
Morris III Hayman 70 Superior Cooperation;
500
Charlotte c We'll 70 HiIda W Stroock: omitted
Bronx Investment Co % Daniel p Kendall and
anO trustees: IS 200.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
LIS PENDENs.
MARCH "a


9sTH ST. s. 2GO n e % 81 ave. e5x1OO O.;
Henry Blank agt Max ROllnick st al foreclosure q
OF Mtg; attorney. p Dean.
9TH ST. 226 East; State Bank ast MendeI
44term&n et al foreclosure OF mts); attorney.
18TH ST. l74 West: GILBERT h Hawes ast
Susie Stewart e. al foreclosure Of utg): at
torueys. Cooper a Baer.
issTH ST n s. sale q . Of Webb ave. runs
" la0Ix W 81 l66 10 beginning: Charles a
Chrtstnan agt Richard M Montgomery 4 co
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. . r Hedges
o, 2IlH ~, ST sws. l25 II " OF IOth ave. 25x
i"OXloO. Julia Ilncls q al ast Ferruccio Vaxzana
RE. Murray. sage & Kerr
% AVE s. 75.4 n OF 5SHh q. asvTS.
Jacob Portman agt William H,ideT executor "a
al action 10 foreclose mechanics lieEl attorney
l. Rosenberg
BoWEBl, s. 749 a n Of Rlyington 81. 22S
i.yons 81 al tamended foreclosure OF fntgl, a.
toney r 81 Tichsnor.
KELLY ST. " g. has n n OF i6Tth a "a s.
- loASi 9At4 2; Rose Reilly agt Kate PetzOldt
smith 4 Dunn.
BRIGGS AVE. n .. Lot 2iS. map OF Williams
bridge. loX-. simeon ~ Barber agt Martantoni,
y Carofano e al 0oreclosure of mts). attorneys
Beardsley Hemmens.
llSlH ST. 100 and an East. Ma schlosinger
aEt Herman b GTossman Oaction % forecioss
mechanics heui. attorney. " Weiss
VTTH ST. 81 e5 East. Jacob Iorowitz ast
Iron Masters Realty aud Construction 60 taction
Kuntz.
1@UrH ST 81 East. Ii6th st. iss West. IA
ave. lta. Louis Shlfarman agt Maurice GoM-
bcrg 60 Al faction % SCI aside deeds etci: at
torney. suvcistein.
" kais.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
FOR YoNKERs SITE 100000.
High Record Price for Property in the
Getty Square Section.

Michael Dee sold yesterday fOr about
s2o0oo0 the three story brick buildings on a
plot SI.5Nll5 feet az the southwest corner of
Main street and Broadway. Yonkers. 20
William r. Harrigan. DisgOnally opposite
the site Is the Getty House This Is said
90 be the high record price for YOnkerF
property.
Three other important deals in HOnkers
were also announced yesterday. The Eliph-
alet ". Tyler place. on the east side Of
North Broadway, north OF Odel street.
CO uprising about ffty acres. was bought
by J. Romaine Brown and Alexander p.
". Kinnan. The asking price was s2.oO0
an acre The buyers intend 90 Eubdivide
the property. The Y. b. Teichmann and
l. G. Bloomingdale places lie just 20 the
south. and adjoining Ct on the north is tho
large Andrus estate tract
The northeast corner Of South Broadway
and Randolph street. a plot with frOntages
OF 100 and Is feet. respectively. has been
bought by George Branchu for about s25,-
eco He VIII erect a two story brick build
Ing on the site.
Theodore H. 6tllZmsn sold two lots on
the west side Of South Broadway. just
north of Valentine Lane. together with
three lots abutting on Valentine Lane. Il
Is understood that the property viii be i'm
u owed.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
BIG WEST SIDE RENTALS.
American Purchasing Association
Leases Two Buildings.

The American Purchasing Association
IHcD has leased from Henry c. Copeland
FOR twenfy-cnc wears the five story building
30. sos % 9le Columbus avenue, 5ONl00
Feet at an aggregate rental of about
500, 900 Also leased from M Copeland
for fortv-two years the premises. Nos cS4S
and 2S50 iiroadway. az about 100000 a
year
Larimore g. Co. druggists. now an No.
637 Fifth avenue. have leased the premises
no. ] West s6th street 2sXG3.9 feet, from
Charles Thorley. The lease is for ten wears
~ an aggregate gross rental OF about S65.-
o00 The lessees viii occupy the premises
Efter making alterations.
The Charles D. Noyos Company has leased
he entire ninth noor OF tie Hamilton Build
lng. Thames and Greenwich streets. for the
Hamilton Building Company, 10 Adams &
Grace. and an entire a0or in no. - Dutch
street % n Pepper q Son
Huherth g. Gabel have leased for Mrs
Hannah Wilson the dwelling house 40 4
West l2th street 20 Dr. A. Caccini.
Mckee. Hayward g. Co. have leased about
1000 square feet az no. 2is 20 27 West I7th
street running through 20 Nos 222 and 2si
West 18th street. 20 Nine. Yale
gemos a. S6eeran and Osmer IT. Day
have lessed for Daniel L. Korn q H. Price.
store. no. I2sS Lexington avenue. Also
leased for Arthur Block 20 Cushman's bak-
cry, northwest corner o. 65th street and
Lexingto. avenue. for q term 81 five years.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

5oxiOO. Edenwald: Anton Markert to Oscar ~
Anderson. March p; Sl0O: address, 10 bfooN
avs.
SETON AVE. e 8. $50 u OF Randall ave.
soNi0o. Anton Maraert TO Carl Anderson
March 81: SioO: address. lT42 Garfield ave
STEVENS PI4 = "a n o. Morgan ave.
Throg's Neck, 15N%olN irTeg. Ellen a Nia7ill-I.ii
Go Francis de r. Wissmann; 500. l+O broahNaS'
TELLER AVE. 1913. 20xiO0; Thornton
Brothers Co 20 Margaret CantillOn (ntg s4oO"l
March 23 500: address. 7T3 9th ave.
TIFFANY ST, ., 1G5.1O n % Intervale
ave IO0Eli4 TN irTeg: CambTelenE ave. -
so n n OF 1S3d 81. l00NiO0; tiffany "a. W :.
Iss n 5 Of 10Th 81. 30xlCO: C'rotOna ave- . :.
a20 n n of 16ld 81, 20zi00; CrOtona ave. 3.
$50 "a n Of 1881 st. 40Xlo0. john O'Leary 20 tne
o. Learv Realty and Construction Co: all uens'
March %: 500; address. 0ef East 18TH st.
WASHINGTON AVE. PISS. iO8x24x irreg; 3
yrs per cent; BENJAMIN SchOen 20 Leon
Kahnus: Si.OOO: address. 2i56 Washington ave-
f7STH ST. n 3. 1904 n % Prospect ave.
% sxl05. 6x irreg: George A PeaTse e. al 20 Ane-
ia Pearse. quit claim; March 23s 81; ad-
dress 47G East 1S7th 81.
23GTH ST q i25 q W Of Katonah ave. 25x
100: Dora n schTenkeisen 20 Louis Eickwort. of
Mount Vernon. ~ (mtg 5000 Feb q; SlOoi
address. - Fletcher ave. Mount Vernon. n \.
239TH ST. S22 East. 25zi0O: John Kennedy
% FairmOunt Realty Co (mtg S5.lOW; 81: ad-
dress. - Fletcher ave. Mount Vernon. n \
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name ana address of lessoeJ
MARCH "A.

HUDSON ST. see: Charles II Bohde Ct al 70
Jacob Blumeniha.. store and basement; yrs
from May 1. 1910; $3.50; address. 5GS Hudson 81.
LIBERTY ST. %: Anoka Real Estate CO 70
Robert z Smith. corner store: 10 yr5 S1l mot
from Jan Is 1910: $4,000 20 $4,000. address. %
l2berty 81
ST NICHOLAS AVE. . cor Of l26th st,
Cameron Apartments Co 20 Isaac Specter: ~
from March I. 1910 q yrs renewal az Slb.50O'
si40oO: address. s32 East ia 81.
Sd AVE. 1927. 3 e cor Of T6th s.: Pauline
Goldstein 20 charles DAILY: 10 yrs mo from
April !. 1910: $500: address " II steward
ld39 81
80 AVE. T4a. 25xlOO. Harriet r McIlim %
Harry Wasserman and ano, lot; q yrs from from
May I. 1909: taxes. etc; Sl.C5O; address. As Wess
e0th 81
sD AVE. TsG 25xiOO: Harriet r MeKim 70
Harry Wasserslan and ano. lot; Il Yrs from
May l. 1909: taxes. etc: si.osO: address. - West
50th 81
sTH AVE. ssI: Louis Kempner. trus. % yonh
O'Reilly: April i 1870 90 May l. 49,. $aoOO 70
50 500. address, w II Steward. l6a9 - ave
BTrH ST, 100 West: Virginia pahlsTSe5n ,6o %
Bsnito ROvira; yrs from Nay 4. lylO; SS,'o'
20 $4,000; address. Sls East 62d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

100: April n. 1905: Lizzie wittieh 20 safsa ~
stern q al: St4.OO0; attorney D'''''' -
Park Row
LOTS i21 and 1e2. map land Catholic Pro
tectOry; March "a 1900. COstanz0 Perrena 20
David Dundes; 5000: attorney - sn vs.s- a.
st, SS5F1oMEE4 S5T6a EN- 50 ST tSos Morris Weintraub
% solomon Schwarz: S22.OO0: Attorneys N'@"
delbaum Brothers. 90 Wall ST.
SAME PROPERTY: April "a. 1900 sains 70
same $4,000: same attorneys
MONTICELLO AVE. 3 $50 - = Sr i,sa,,e- SelrSs-
son ave. 25xiOO. Nov 2. 1901: Adolph Brauef
to Charles Kusterko; $500
PARK ST. $. $40 q ot M9ioerry sc ~;
u salvatore ROndaHina; Sz'Oo0i attorney
Charles Zerbarini.
PROSPECT AVE, . cor os Fox .. eixfIs .s
ano to Louis Stern: $50, 900; attorney Iitle
GUARANTEES and Trust co. 1TG Broadway
RASSRALd I'D, AVE. so II % 4mgnd'so nasn En-
Teresa TenEstrom: $500: attorney. Robert ID
AIling. 149 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS RID. " 3. 1908 q n ot
White TO George II Lawrence et al; sO.OV1.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lIO
Broadway.
Walton to Peter Donald: $4,000: attorneys.
Stitt q Phillips 113 Fulton ct.
ST ANlS'S AVE. = s. s3O1 ~ n OF Southern
boulevard. 15xiOO. March 10 1893. George
Walton 20 Peter Donald: $500; attorneys.
Stitt & Phillips. 1f3 Fulton So
st. 2izi9O: March IS isOs: George W MsDerrnOtt
% Anton Rinschler: 81. 700
6TH ST. $50 622 and e2s East; Feb N.
5000; asSorSsys KaStTowits anS % Esssrs. @ Ass SEQ
Broadway.
2s9TH ST. cor 9s verio ave. 1asx irreg:
John 9 Barr: $500: attorneys. Merrill e Ros-
srs. l2s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

1s9TH ST. s. whole front between Beau
mont and Cambrelleng aves. 15Ox40; J p
Duhy Co ast Bedford Park Construction Co.
owner and contractor; S9T5 81
18TH ST. 20 East: r W Dsvos and Q T
Reynolds co agt Julia Fitzgerald owner; Jo-
seph Dt COrcia, contractor S135 81
BROADWAY, 1457 TO 1853; 7th ave. $50 20
5S3: James Hughes Co agt Henry Phipps.
owner; United states Restaurant and Realty
Co, contractor; s1.92f 3J.
18TH ST, s. 1897 u OF University pl.
1eSxiO3-3 3x iTreg; Nicholas COrcia sgt Julia
Fitzgerald. owner; Joseph Di Corcia. con-
tractor; S129 o.
RIVER AVE. s. 125 ~ n OF IsOth e. T5x
1O2, Louis ShepeTd agt Julius X Brady Re
brcca ID Levine and Joe LOwenfeld. owners:
samuel Nerksamer. owner and contractor:
BROADWAY. 1887 to 1881; Tth ave. 5ST 20
585. Henry PeltOn agt Henry Phipps estate.
owner; United States Restaurant and Realty
Co. contractor; S40.4J1 IS.
FORREST AVE. n e cor OF 15sth ST. iOOx
SI6, Oriental Fire proof sash and Door Co
agt William ROhrig Co. owner and con-
tractor. William Rohrig. contractor: $40
ITH ST. Ga; Harris Goldberg agt Rebecca
Spielberg. owner; Alexander Dickson Co. con-
tractor; Sl51 40.
BROADWAY. 1857 20 1863: Yale & Towne
Manufacturing Co agt estate OF Henry Phipps.
owner United states Restaurant and Realty
Co. contractor; S4S2 Is.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
RECENT BUYERS.

L. G. n. Cardeza is the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. l0ls Madison avenue,
sold recently by the Lawyers Title Insur-
Rnoe and Trust Company through Pease &
Gilman.
George W. PierpOnt is the buyer OF No.
p West S5th street. sold by L. a A. Pincus
and lsisePh L. Graf. through Albert b.
AshfOrgh.
Dr. Joseph r. Winters is the buyer of 40.
= West S7th street. sold recently by Pease
& Gilman. He owns No. s. adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATrAN

AMSTERDAM KiFkpstriek a Ur-
quhart have SOLD FOR Rosenberg q Young. 20
Amsterdam avenue. 9 nvs story nathouse. with
stores, on plot 81 6Kl0O feet
BRADHURsT AVENUE-Ths Realty OPerat-
avenue. southeast corner q i54ih street. i've
story apartment house, on Plot i02x62 sE irregu-
I ot Avenue 81 John. between Fox ana Beck
streets. a plot 2aoxioO feet. rsoently reported
WEST END AVENUE. r. Wood & @
sold for Amelia Drake No. SIS Vest End ave
nue.. a four story and basement dwelling house.
on lot 21Ks0 feet AZ the southeast corner OF
looi street The buyer viii occupy the house.
2JTH STREET -Georgianna b sammis s9ld
thTough J. ". Cushman a Co 90 william H
hllk Nos. 2s3 and 2s5 West 29th street two
three story buildings. on lot 25K7s lOx regular
2lsT STREET-Nagotiation are said 70 be
s, Sel advanced for the sale q No. 81 20 ~ West
aa-sNss9 teet owned BY Louis sachs
2bIH STREET,. q A. Pincus sold 20 the Sun
CONSTRUCTION Company, Benjamin NisberE presi-
ings covering q plot lO0x8S D feet. near Sa,,entb
sEenue twelve story loft building Is planned
By the buyer for the site
otlh SthEEI-Milham sittenham was re-
ported o. have sold No. GO West 9Th street a
Tour story building. on a lot . 6N9s.S feet. The
feet east of sixth avenue
52D sTltEET-T,eass 4 Elliman sold for Flor
Siloe Espeu and Martha Espell Craig No "a
lot IS lOxlO0b feet. -0 Ni'
oAlH SIREEr-C. A. Rosenthal A Son .ols
I9I ne G n Shurman Investing Comnanv No
lot lTx63 @ feet "0N's Va
9Th STREET Robert l. jerks sold M n
East 18th street a four story hrou-nsfons f-o1f
cWelilng house on lot 10 sNlO0h feet
eoIH SrBEET-Kurz a Uren and TRauer &
90 SOLD Tor Albert q. Lorey No SIS Fast s5fb
street hFe story nathouse. on lot 25xlO2 fest
losIA 6ILEET-The Brown Realty CotnDanv
fesula No - West 10Th street a EiN story
apartment house. on plot - sxlOO II feet -
tween Manhattan and Columbus avenues
l2SD STREET-Henry Hopr bcuRht from
Annie ID. bartells 40. eos 70 sl2 Fasf I29E
street three four story tenement houses on a
plot T5ElO0 feet.
lssD srREET-Leyy q starr cold the hvs
story unlhouse No 30 West lasd street On A
plot s2KbSn feet, 20 client Of Biloon a
OsfroEs
lSoEH SiREET-JRcob Israelson sold for Ed
mund =. hWanbers. cashier % the German FN-
change Bank. the three stuTy and basement
dwelling house No. 2O8 West 29Gth street "a
Michael Cohn. who. after alterations are COM
picted. viii occupy the premises
THE BRONX
FREMONT ANENI-F-Clement d Smith -
soid for Noses LoWenstein a plot aOKiOO feef
on tho south SIDE - fremont avenue 80 feet
west u Marnion avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

The auction sales held yesterday al the
Real Estate Exchange Eaiesroom. Nos "A
and ls Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY james L. Wells Co.
T5TH ST. =. lT3 n e q Ave A. 2sElOe 2.
vacant. 20 Arthur G. Mulker for sax.
"a c51SroS s1IS- 5S,.1; AYE sSr % oakland q :s1iOor
DAILY AVE. 1874 o. 1907 Z a of i77th q.
80 =, - sH@'zisz Ey dWg; 20 C wheeler for
18TH ST, aso ans az. = 2ss. ., /. o, "a
fitzsimmons FOR S23OO
HONE AVE, l5es .. 10 n n % yVsst
?. Pam; = 10, "a 2sEio W'Ftshestsr E R sSs sst
Iiall, ref 10 Wheeler Tor 81 SEQ
By Joseph p. Day
ilsTH 81. sis snd sls. n .. so n e of "A ave.
s,eln agt HyInon Manhcirs "a All. FrSnee,,s.
as2 -: en- g tTsi mtg = $4,000. to al the
IsrH ST. ess and go. ss 50 nw of Avsuus
- aoass sty stable - Blake Hgt John Nc
a.s-. s. -, - a., ~ !tl5ae ANY Nc
sao ,o prisr miss q t@i.t0o. 70 the plaintia FOR
By samuel GoIastioksr
ave .srii2G sig tsnaS. hiiihFs iS.l'rGa. rla5
80. 80 l'asilius busch - a.. } II Seymour.
o. The defeuiant for a. go.
The auction offerings to-day uir he as
follows;
Hy JosrIh Day.
,os 20 AVE. sao e as e. o. con a. sssz
near. . fisrhCr ngi samuel Strauss - a.
Harry Io-khard. atty.i n Russell ref. sr,f A',e
gll.7s2 Y tases etc, q. los s6. sub 10 a trfor
u.tg ~ $1,000
isT AYR; 80, - sra = I'm st. .4Io1
Sarah haker a al. IA Hppold attr. ~ r.
Van Bcuseltoten, Tei. amt dus. sl5 ga -. tases
sfc. trla 81
i2JIH 81. M. .. 40 p ~ Pafk Az. a5v
- ~, Fty tcnnl hna store, J F Jarvis srt H
II L1ly a 81. "A Aalstcal. affv. Al aV F-Srf-b
re-. amt duc, taxs0 -. taxa. etc. Ss.s IS
18TH ST. IA and ia n O. s96 n o - PARK
aNr % cnTgE ifreE. rty tennit srd .t-r..s-
Harris ScaAarE Az "a = suita a. al nsnbelrr
a. 81 attys. liirfch. Irs ana sue AZ
i-- - taAes, &C so'l ~. sab y = mtE q
s-s.y.9.