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New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

COTTAGE GROVE AVE. $ s25 u N of Nc
GraT 81. o"T---: also part Of lot 33. block X.
per cent: Steinmetz Constructinn 10 to Her
man T. Epple; $1,000
Attorney. George McCausfan 4l Part- Row
ELsMERE PL. :. 800 ft " Of Mar1nfon ave-
iooxloo; deIaand: y, mas : per cent; Home Street
Attorneys. Moufried & Feinbcrs $50 Mas
ST.
FULTON AVE. :, e2.6 fl $ Of 17sth st. ak
100; FEB 10: . yrs; Lavelle Construction Co
to Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Go.
Address. 16o Broadway.
GARDEN ST. 70P tprior mtg So. .5oo): due Jan
/. 1911; per cent: Henry IIof TO Edward
Attorney, John Frees, 3oo9 I'd ave
HULL AVE, $. 125 # n of Ozark St . lots
each 25x1o0 1.-TWO Intgs each s.. 5000 (two
prior mtgs. each s5.oool; 3 yrs, 51z per
5000 .s'oos. ''' -1'A' NN"-''' ''N'''''''
Attorney. Matthies 475 fremont ave
Hull, AVE. s, 12j # n of Ozark ST. 50x
Ito fprior mtg s15.oo0; due June 1. 1910:
81. per cent, same 70 same; s4e,615.
ATTORNEY. same as above.
HULL AVE. s. f25 fl OF Ozark ST. c5x
100: 3 yrs 81 per cent: came to Egbert
Winkler. ST; 5000
Attorney, same as above
HULL AVE, . 8, $50 # Of Ozark ct. 25x
100; yrs, 51a per cent; same to East Ger
man Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church: s.. 900.
Attorney. same above
HUGHES AVE g. 406o II Of 111th ST.
1S.1Ox95 (prior mtg1: Feb 10; due. etc. as
per bond; Louisa Scherrer TO Manhattan
Mortgage Co; $4,000
Address. 200 Broadway.
HOFFMAN ST s W cor of 1s9th st. 3O1S3-11 ::
Feb 1j; yrs: Aqueduct Construction Co
to Robert A GanzenmuileT: S26 900
Attorney. T III Schwegler, Beekman ST
lots ae and a. map land of Baychester
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaserD
FEBRUARY 16.

tNith name and address Of purchaser
FEBRUARY 1s.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 5s4. " 25Ss42 John $
Solwell 10 Nathan Grabenheimer and ano tmts
Address. SID 1st ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE, n c cor 10 st, 16sxs2;
the Alliance Realty Co to Eva Van c Hawken:
Feb 10 untg $11s,500}; siOO.
Address, Room 1929, Ill Broadway.
BROADWAY, cor 1s6th st. 90. 11xlOo: Jane
Y oothout to Pauline Riggs and ano; Fob
Address. Room 126, 40 Wall st
CHARLTON ST, 3s. S, 23x10o; isaac c Ogden.
5r,. exr, Isaac ss, Ogden. to Helena Hey: 81.
CHARLTON ST. 3s. s. 23x1oo; Helene Hey to
Richard Outwater. of Greenwich. conn: 500.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co 17s
Broadway.
HOUSTON ST, $. 20 # W Of Clinton st. 25N
100; Marion c Powell ct al to the Gem
Address, 126 University Place.
HOUSTON ST, Washington 81. %. Tx
30; Frederick W Kroehle to Henry ELIAS Brew
Ing Co Gntg si60t0,: Feb 10: $lOo.
Address, 403 East 54th ST.
LUDLOW ST; 12s and 10. W s.. 37xs7.6; Louis
Burger to Fouiard Realty Co: 81
Address. Room 1912 26I Broadway.
MONROE ST. Is. s. 25x5o; 10; Hamilton st.
s. Asa 4 ef .,,ss,ih cathaTine RI st. Allen ST.
Louisa II Vosbriick: Feb 10: s1I09
Address. 1865 Union
MULBERRY ST. g. $. .ox2,; Patrick Garone
Address. 40 Washington Marlst
SAME PROPERTY; Thomas Garon. TO same
tnltg S13,J00,; 81.
Address. above.
PARK AVE. 1884 and 1885 90, sxss: Iulius Levy
TO Julia l. Sanders frnts s2G,000J: 800
Address. Room 5o4. 20 Vesey ST
BRUCE ST. Io1- n g c5xaas; Reheca Kct-
tell to Chas Lane Gntg $4,000; Eel Is: 500.
Address, IS Fulton St
ST NICHOLAS PI. $. 1741 IT of centre
line. OF l5;d st 15x1o0: Charles NJ Rosentrsl
70 Mica Construction 60 tmts Seo.5:s $50:
500.
Address It,n Erosdua,.
lsT AVE. rs. cor 18th ST. aGxs6 Henry
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
RECORDED LEASES.
fp-irh name and address cf lesse'J
,-l,RT-A -ARY I6

(p-rh name and address of lesse'J
FEBRUARY 16.
AVE IS and 80; s Ma - scfSETs 10 .rs n mos at fr,m
Warrb / 1910: SIS OG0-
Address Room 1414. % Nassau st
RtoADMAl eNra r., i'fa Buick Motor 60; 10 yrs
from Jan /; 1910; 80 600
IRVING PI.. cor of 18th st Ianrsh 4
Grain to August Iluchow: yrs from MAY l.
i'IS Addfess, ia East 18th ST
LEXINGTON AVE, ~. = g Geerseanns oddie .ids
ct al to Elizsbeth d Rurode' Feb i'i }" Yr8 'f'"
Address, Al Lexington ave
MOTT ST III NG2la M MaqEier1 rss TT9 1a,1 .s to
PARK AVE. ss and 60: Arabella Huntington
10 Cornell University Club: Feb IL; 10 yrs
from May J. 1909; sio'ec'
wIIIIAMsRRIDGE RID. 1tI1: Wyoming Lodge
to United States; Feb Is; 10 yrs from Feb l.
1863; $3.50.
Sd AVE. 2o1e: Joseph Jackson 70 Frank Pa a
nanaly: yrs 3 mos from Jan 15. 1910; 81 500
Address. 2619 81 ave.
Sd AVE, 27a Patrick Kiernan 1, t2 Ggssar 5G Cross
Address. l40 West 42d st.
10TH AVE. 517; Mathda kehle1 old as. 20 John Beck
Address. 517 10Th ave.
10TH AVE 223. " cor Of 23d 81; Meta Non
FEB sfn4 ! II 1910, 6sfss s. COO o afo e' TO-
Address. Room 1414, 35 Nassau ST.
10TH AVE Sol: Sarah Z Plat to John J shan
ley; Feb Is: 10 yrs from Feb /. 1910; S4co.
Address SCI 10th ave
10TH AVE 544; Elizabeth Q Rri.n 70 John Noel
ieT s5Ts.5 5e 10 "a yss 1o,b ffsm sge May J. 1870
f4TH ST. s East Nathan Schrat TO Adolph
Zelinka and ano; ) yrs from Feb l. 1910, ss.-
coo
Address East 14th st
10Th sT. 12e 70 1as West: Edward A Hall 20
Herman NJ Hess ct al: Feb IL, 4 yrs
from May L. 1910: s.. 600
Address. los Mott st.
Bath ST. / West: Bankers Investing 60 TO
Frederics Corporation; IS yrs from March J.
1910 $50 0Gn
Address, a05 RroadTsy.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

and Eighty fourth Street Construction COM
panv. which will at once erect two S-foot
apartuent houses on the site. Negotiations
are under way for the sale Of the adjoining
Mot the southeast corner of 1Stth street
and Audubon avenue. fioxtr0 feet
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. - henry
Scl,wiebert sold for the American heai
Estate Company the two five story build
ings with stores, No. 9a5 to S99 Soutuei
boulevard, to client for investment
GRAND BOULEVARD AND toN-
COURSE-R- l. Browns Sons SOLO TOT N g
Augusta Morris de Peyster the plot OH 'he
east side of the Grand Boulevard aho 'o,'-
course. 4s3 feet north OF 18th street. Ola
ao4 81, running through TO Sherloah
COLLEGE AvENUE-IA Chase so'd io'
r Reeber No. 1899 TO 1o4S College avenue
two three family houses. each Oh ''' --N
a5 feet.
wooDYCREsT AvENUE-Louis Meches
cold for + u. Jones to c. Sudhrink the Two
tsp,i1,- house No. 1915 woodycrest avenue
on lot o5x10o feet.
TRINITY AvENUE-Ernest q 'ahn sou
to- FANNY sondt,ers No. 700 Trinity avenue.
two story frame dwelling house, on iot
IL axSn feet
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


SIXTH AVENUE-James A. Dowd sold
for clients No 91 Sixth avenue, north
west corner of 55th street. a four story
b1;ilding. on a lot e5.5x72 feet. and the ad-
Joining property. No. 100 West 18Th street,
a three story building on d lot 2sXl"o." fee''
Title to the corner parcel stands III the
name OF Matfilda w White and the ahJoih-
ing house is held by Lily ". Barney.
FRONT STREET-Steven B Ayres and
Walter +. Baylis sold for the Rufus Story
estate to two investors No. Front street.
corner of Moore street.
77sT sTREET-Alfred Tsllay sold Nos
eas and 2o5 West 21st street. two three
story dwellings on A plot 42.3x4 feet.
2erH STREET-Mary A. McGrane sold
No 30 West 39th street. four story
dwelling on a lot a87xese. The lot ad-
ioins the new structure of the Marmac
Construction Company. 1T is said that a
loft structure is planned for this and ad-
joining property.
9Th sTREET-The Schuyler Land and
Building Company was reported to have
sold the Schuyler apartment house, at NO
~ West 45th street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues The building Is nine stories
high on plot 75x1oo.5 feet The selling
understood to have held it at $4,000
9TH STREET-James A Dowd sold for
a client to an investor the four story fiat
No. lg8 West 18th street on a lot 2Sx1o0
feet.
1a1ST STREET.-THE Gulick~ Halle Com
psnv sold for the Brown Realty Company
10 a client As an investment Nos. 322 and
3e4 l01st street, between First and Secoid
avenues The building is a six story new
law tenement with stores on d. plot 3s.10x100
feet. 1t was held at $1,000.
18TH STREET-Levin Jackson sold
for Hyman Colln & Son TO d client No.
9l2 East 119th street. six story new Law
tenement house with stores on a plot J0X
60 feet.
122D STREET-F. r. Wood & CO. sold
FOR Abraham Baudine No. $40 West 122d
street. southwest corner of Claremont ave-
nue. a six story elevator apartment
house known as Dakota Hall, on a plot
lGlxie0 The property was given in part
payment to Lorenz Weiher for the Hohen-
zollern apartment house, at West End ave-
nue. and S4th street, recently reported sold
through f r. Wood & Co. Dakota Hall
is arranged for tllirty-six families, and
was completed about six months ago.
l3sTII STREET-A. kollender sold through
Benedict & Co Nos. III and I43 West 13Sth
street, two five story double iathouses, each
on a lot 3exss.ll, TO Jacob Frankenthaler.
10TH STREET-Gibbs & Kirby sold for
George NJ. Vanderbilt the Chesknoll, five
story apartment house. Nos. $50 and $50
West 1Soth street on a plot 5oxloo feet, 10
an investor. II was held at SS,no.
18TH STREET-Levin & Jackson sold for
Henry Rosenthal TO Hyman Cohn and
Emanuel Levy Nos. Az and Az West le4th
street, a five story and basement new
law apartment house, on plot 51xll2 feet.
is4TH STREETS. NJ. Bier sold the plot
on the south side Of fSith street 10 feet
east of Audubon avenue. l6hx100 feet. of IA
plot OF 2coxlce feet, to the One Hundred
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

E~sl,y co. due Aug I. 1912 Anna T.
terhahn TO Crawford Real Estate and Build
3ttorney. Frank 81 Hill. $50 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg 81 oeo,: A..
Aug l. 1872: same TO Baychester Realty Co,
&ttorney as above.
MORRIS AVE 5. ia II n Of 1onrh st. -,
so96rs: R999; 8 sa.o6o 55oy -e'i'0''" . 70 i'e'
Attorney Martin Howe. 2s5 Broadway
MORRIS AVE. = cor of 1aoth 81. 1t4r2,.
Becker; $500.
Trust Co 100 Broadway
PARK AVE. 3. Is it or 10th 81 25x,oo
fnrior mtg $4 $50: yr. 5ls per cent: Jo,,
{. Nollov TO Michael E Coroley; $1,000.
ATTORNEY ID Cornell. SIS 10th ave.
ROCK ST :. 2I5 ~ Of RiEsrdaie ave. 25xs-.
demand. per cent; John Morley 70 Mary 4
Attorney. William c Kellogg. Hudson !.
Tonkers. y Y.
SHERMAN AVE. : SIS # " Of Ishan At
125x59. 6x14o 11x124I. FEB 10; due: etc as psr
GonId It al, exrs Jay Could; $4,000
Add.ess. Grand Central Station
TRYoN ROW, " 3 5s5 ~ n Of 4rh st, Yx7s
WIS. s per cent; Amelia " Korff 70 Hsury
AttoEney- Frank Gass. West Chester
VIRGINIA ST " $; lots q and is. - map map Jahn
Haskin and ano; : yrs. per cent Max Bors1<
to David Fried 81, oOO
UF,PB AVE. 2462: 5 yrs. 81 per cent; Kat,r-,
Harner 10 Peter " Rouss; 81, 400
Address $40 Broadway
10TH AVE. Q 5. at n eo6th st. l2allxns.
F-eh fa; due Aug I. 1911; Gustavus L1ssrere,
to Chelsea Realty CO: s44'o""-
Address 137 Broadway
11TH ST, g. lot 275. map Uniouport. 1oe1las
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
REALTY NOTES.

David Stewart was the broker in the sale
of me eight lots in Northern avenue TOT
Mary Cowen to George H Shurtef' re-
ported yesterday
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for Frank W. Bruins cottage No 4, wave
crest avenue, Arverne, Long Island, 1" t.
l. Spellman for the season
Rloodgood & Gilbert We're the brokers
who negotiated the lease of No. 55f 10 5oS
Fifth avenue to !. VI. Gliding K Co, OF
Cincinnati
+. IT. Ludlow & 60. and Ogden 4 Clark
son negotiated the sale of no 1c5 to lSo
West I'D street for several owners to Mayer
< Auerbach.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
4 $500 900 LEASE.
Shoe Company to Pav That
Su,n for I'D Street Store.

The ArcVickar, CIaiilard Realty Company
has leased for the Misses Emma L ana
Linda p. Springer for a long term OF years
at an aggregate rental Of about s2roo" NO.
12i West 4ad street TO the French. ShrlheR
& Urner Shoe Company. After extensive
alterations the building will be occupied pS
the lessee.
This firm, also leased for Fritz Handricn
& Sons the paror floor at NO Il last ~
street for a term of years; the store dho
basement at No $50 Manhattan avenue Tor
d. Brakmann, and for Mrs. Negley the
dwelling house No, $50 Park avenue
Senior & Stout have leased the first floor
in No Ss6 Sixth avenue to ChrlStlah
Hansen the store No. SIS to ~ SlAih
avenue to A l.. Celia, the store NO eS4
Sixth avenue TO ColvilI & Schmtt and
floor at No. 81 West 5Nth street TO John
Cross.
O'Connor Lawrence & Ellison nave
leased the dwelling house No D. f1f'it ave
nue. TO Mrs. George /. hinsslahd' Iiie
dwelling house No, Il West 12th street 10
DR. John Winters Brannan. ofnces III
No q Church street 70 the Asphalt heauS
Roofing Company. the Heany Lamp LIS
tributins Company, Spur d cox ana H. ~
Silverman and stores in the same build
ing to Leon & Barnard, David hose anu 'iio
Crystal Palace Cafe Company
The Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
the parlor store at No . West 3sth street
to Miss A l. Rock. the three story pulId-
ins No. 1876 West 54th street to Alexander
Goldner and the fifth loft in Nos a. anu
s31 West sd street to Peter Ensle-
William c. Flanagan Co have leased
the corner store No 2r3 ElStn avenue u
Richard Martin.
Denzer Brothers have leased the oulldlhs
No Is West I'D street for term OF years
at an aggregate rental of $4,000 TO hau1-
man the halter, and to J. Gurnpel & Son
the store at the southwest corner Oh I'lh
street and Sixth avenue for term OF
years at $780,
Samuel H Martin has leased the hNe
story building No. 2ss Grand street TO the
Scha ffer-Flaum Company for a term OF
years.
Adolph Meyer has leased TO Mensham
& Uestvood. florists the store and base
r7,enf in the taxpayer being erected at the
southeast corner of Broadway and eotn
street by W a. Wells, 4,JN feel III
No an3 10 21I East 9TH street to the Golden
Perfume Company for term of years
James A Dowd has leased to A Ryan
the ,srIor floor At No 102 West 4Sth street,
the dwelling house No 142 west 4olh
street for John IL Hindley. lo' a'
No. s44 Sixth avenue for the Bishop estate
and a loft at No. S26 Sixth avenue 10
Thomas Goodwin
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17

>rsn,, choice Manhattan properties were
aid ~ auction Yesterday by Bryan L. Ken
nelly The Offering comprised the noidifes
Of the estates OF Francis s. Kinney. Will
iau, O. Park and William Hodsdon- Inc
,-ices obtained were considered excellent
The marcel No. ~ West 54th street. four
story dwelling house on a plot 'h'Xl~ feet-
which was for some years occupied by MI
Kinney. was sold TO c. IS. Lindsay Tor
x7a.ao
The Hodsdon estate properties included
the block front on the east SIDE OF Broao
street. between South William and stone
streets. and Nos. 81 and 241 Fulton street
The Fulton street parcels brought $3.50
sp6 SIC 800. respectively.
The Park house. No. a. Fifth avenue, be-
tween 1lth and 18th streets, was sold to +
Glib for s127,6oo.
One OF the principal brokerage transac-
fions reported yesterday was the sale by
FR Wood & Co. for Abram Baudouine OF
nacona Hall. six story elevator apart
n7eut house al No $50 West 122d street,
southwest corner of CIarenlont avenue
containing tfirty-six apartments, on a plot
ynox1nn feet, L.orenz Weiher. the buyer,
gave in trade the Hohenzolern. nine
story apartment house at the southwest
corner of West End avenue and S4th street,
recently reported sold
Al important downtown transaction was
the sale by Steven E. Ayres and Walter +.
Raylis for the Rufus Story estate TO two
investors of No. 6 Front street In regard
fo.the transaction Mr. Baylis said: TINS
parcel has a very Interesting history, mas
much as it was for damage TO 1t that the
first easement suit was brought against the
Third avenue elevated railway The action
was successful and the damage assessor
st considerable sum, and a precedent ehus
established. At least one well KNOWN law
Yer vas first brought into public notice ps
his connection with this lawsuit. which ne
uss largely instrumental in winning Inc
title TO this parcel has been held since ls4l
by the Rufus Story estate.
TO ENLARGE BRONX STORE
j. Clarence Davies leased yesterday for
william Astor ChanIer to the Adams-Flan-
ssan company for twenty-one years the
premises Nos. ose6. 2sss and 2sIo Third ave
nue.. On part Of the site the lessee VIII I'M
rediately erect an annex TO its department
store The remainder Of the premises will
he improved for store purposes az the eX-
piration Of the present leases. 1t is said
that with the annex the store will be the
largest of its kind north Of eoth street.
Plans have been filed for twelve story
lott and store building to be erected from
designs by Rouse & Goldstone, architects
At the southwest corner of Hudson and
Duane streets for the Central Building
Company. OF which Hyman Sonn is presi-
dent 1t is to have frontage of 4t.5 feet
and a depth Of 40 feet 10 inches, with an
extension 1t will cost sS5o6G.
Plans have also been filed for seven
with ground floor stores. TO be built for
Frank A. Elliott, as owner. from designs
by Charles Z Birge- at No. 14s West I'D
street. 1t will be OF a modified Colonial
I,attern, with FACADE of marble trimmed
brick. and having d frontage OF 20 feet and
= depth of 322 feet The cost is estimated
at $50 ao0.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
RECENT BUYERS.

Charles ]. Basch. Of Newark. y. j. is the
buyer OF the dwelling house No. 10 West
s2d street the sale OF which was recently
reported.
Charles Schweinler is the purchaser of
the dwelling house No. 104 Lexington ave-
nue.. the sale of which by f. f. Barnes was
recently reported.
Leo Kreshover is the buyer of No. 50
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
TO SELL MURRAY HILL SITE.

Jacob II. Mayors viii sell st auction TO-
day the four story dwelling house No. "a
Madison avenue. IN the Murray Hill. sec
ticn... II - TO pe offered in foreclosure to
satisfy 2 judgment on a first mortgage.
which. with interest. amounts to about
f125.4ae. 1t is on the block with the resi-
dences of Moses Taylor Pync General
Horace Porter. Morris Loeb and George
Nsccullocb Miller
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
TO HAVE BROOKLYN FACTORY.
oberly Sales Book Company Leases
Bush Terminal Site.

4 lease was made yesterday between the
oberly Sales Book Company, OF No so
Pearl street, Manhattan, and the Bush Ter
rlinsl Company.
The oberly firm signed q contract for
1855 square feet of floor space on the siyti,
floor of Model Left Building No, T. in 35th
street South Brooklyn. Though this struct-
ure will not be completed until March, this
is the third lease for space in the building
within the last two months The Oberly
company will bring at least seyenty-five
operatives with il TO join the new settle
n1ent near the Bay Ridge waterfront
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

The Leonard Moody Real Estate Com
pany has sold for Arthur c. Jacobson TO
j. r Reed. Of East st. Louis. Ill, the fac
tory site Nos 81 and 81 Bridge street
BROOKLYN The property is now occupied
hy an old frame stable, which Will he torn
down
NJ J. Levinson has sold No. 1903 39tt
street. Brooklyn. a three story frame single
hsthouse, on a lot asz.5 feet, 10 Mrs. Belle
Martin.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
TITLE INSURANCE" HIS TOPIC.

Title Insurance VIII be discussed to-
night by Walter Lndner, solicitor of the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, at the
real estate law class conducted by the Bed
ford branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
IOFT OWNERS AND OTHERS
RECEIVING NOTICES

from the Department of Labor. Factory In
spector. requiring them TO furnish ventilation.
are requested To send their notices TO the
Realty League The Realty League was or
ganized in May. 1902, and represents over one
hundred millions in real estate ovnerships IN
Manhattan It's membership is composed OF
owners OF large and valuable properties. pay
ing in the aggregate enormous taxes II seeks
co-o operation OF owners In suit 20 test the
power to compel compliance with ventilation
orders Send your notices to Realty League,
WILLARD H HODGSON, Asst Sec, 62-6+
William street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
FIFTH AVENUE LEASE.

The United States Trust Company. as
trustee, has leased the building No. 4S2
Fifth avenue. on a lot 24Sx125 feet. between
5sts7 anG 5etl STREETS. The lease is for
tuenty-one years al about $4,000 year net
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
CLUB REVIEWS ITS LEASE.

The Cornell University Club has renewed
its lease to its present home al NOS %
and 65 Park avenue Mrs coins T. hunt
ington owns the property The lease is for
ten years at $4,000 a year.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
A cnAUFFEURs, SOCIAL CLUB.

Chris Scfierloh has leased for Frederick
Van Wyck the three story and basement
house No. $50 West 57th street TO the Chauf-
feurs' Social Club, Incorporated.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
FOR BRONX LOTS, s474.e25.

The auction sale of i07 lots, forming part
of the Bathgate estate in the CrotoEa Park
section Of The Bronx. conducted by Joseph
r. Day at the Nesey street salesroom on
Tuesday, were all sold for total of STA
Coz
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
Getting Good Statesmen

$50 Nassau Street. New York.
Ser-York Tribune.
We beg to inform you that the result
~ The recent advertisement inserted in
-our Want Column have succeeded IN
occurring several very conipeten. statesmen
We most highly appreciate the character
~ your paper snd the advantage obtained
here IN securing answers from q much
hs~hey type oS men than In an2 other me.
I'm vo nave yet tried.
Very truly yours.
UNITED REALTY co.
JOHN ". MILLER. Pres
New-York tribune., 1910-02-17
ESTATE PARCELS SOLD
GOOD PRICES PAID At AUCTION FOR fAhn'
KINNEY 6 HODSDON PROPERTY.
Docona Hell Apartment Fl ouse in led Street. tAo"ses
Hands-InUestors Buy Front Street SHf-
sold reoenos W

Sixth avenue, sold recently ny the ri
estate through Ames & Co
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-23
RoosEvELTs WESTERN DATES.

ZeT. York Aug 23-In a car special
" chartered for the purpose Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt left his home today to
begin a tour of the West that promises
to attract as much If not more pubic
attention than any trip he made while
he was president. The trip will extend
over a period of eighteen days and will
carry the former President as far west
as Cheyenne, Wyo.
The rumors that Colonel Roosevelt Is
not in thorough sympathy with the
Taft administration and the fact that
his speeches are to be delivered Tor the
most part in "insurgent" territory have
caused the politicians of all parties ana
all shades to look forward 10 the ex
Presidents swing around the circle
with a feeling of keen interest not I'M
mixed with anxiety in some quarters.
AS a matter of fact, however those
who stand closest to Col. Roosevelt are
of the opinion that he will steer clear
Republican factional differences in
the States where he is to speak they
predict that he will discuss issues ar
respective of party PLATFORM or factional
policies. and that he Is likely to step
on the toes of some insurgents as well
as upon those of the regulars. 1t is be-
lieved. moreover, that the present triE
will dispose once for all of the asser-
ton of some insurgents that Col
Roosevelt is out of sympathy witt
President Taft and the majority OF
| his party.
Col. Roosevelt will stop off tomorro"
in Utica to make a speech to the farm
ers of Oneida and Herkimer counties
While in Utica he will be the guest
his brother-in-law, Douglas Robinson
From Utica he will go direct TO Chey
enne. using the New York Central Ran
road to Buffalo. the Lake Shore TO chi
cago. the Northwestern to Omaha, an
ttAre until the following Monday. Tn
Frontier Day celebration will be in pro
gress in the Wyoming capital, and Co
Roosevelt expects to meet all his OIL
comrades of the plains there
Leaving Cheyenne Col. Roosevelt WI
, GO direct to Denver and will spend III
| afternoon and evening of MONDAY
August 20. there. The purpose of al