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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-06

welfare demand that they shall remain
with me- she maintains, while her hus-
band says that life in Germany Will rob
the boys of their robust A merican
manhood" and demands that they shall
have the right to grow up citizens
Of the United States, the land of their
birth.
In support Of the statements Of the
baroness Won Romberg photographs
have been introduced in evidence to be
laid before the supreme court They
consist OF snapshots of the baron and
baroness Won Romberg and the two chill
dren, forwarded by J. b. Brewer, the
American consular agent ar Berlin.
They show the home of the Won Rom
bergs. the two boys in various affec-
tionate poses with their mother and
stepfather and other interesting views.
The object OF these Photographs is to
prove that the children are happiest
with their mother and that they are
very fond Of their adopted father.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-06
Mother Is Baroness: Father
Wants Boys Brought Back
to ADlerlca

New York. n. Y, May 6.-America or
Germany-which is to be the fatherland
Of Converse MorriN nine years old. and
George Peabody Morrill, eight, the two
little sons of Walter c. Morrill,, of New
York, and his wife, now the baroness
Won Rombert, of Wiesbaden, Germany?
To settle this question a legal battle
is being waged in the courts OF Con-
necticut and viii be carried before the
supreme court of the state. The chill
dren are now in the custody of their
mother, the baroness, and she is bitterly
fighting the efforts Of their father to
gain possession of them, even for the
six weeks e year allowed by the divorce
decree
Their happiness and their future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-06
THE WEATHER.

Forecasts.
For FL Paso and Vicinity: Tonight
fair and cooler: Saturday fair
For New Mexico: Fair tonight and
Saturday.
For West Texas: Tonight fair, colder
Saturday fair; colder in southeast por-
tion.
River at Ell Paso: Height of surface
this morning above fixed zero mark,
1876 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-06

tie of Hyomei and simple instructions
for use only costs s10O Single bottle
OF Hyomei costs but so cents at drug
gistG everywhere and at Kelly & Pol
lard's- 1t is guaranteed to cure catarrh,
coughs, colds, sore throat Or asthma, or
money back. Mail orders filled, charges
prepaid, by Booths Hyomei Co.. Buff
falc, y. Y.
Many catarrh sufferers use Hyomei
this way for instant relief when head
is stuffed up and breathing difficult
Pour half a teaspoonful OF Hyomei
into a bowl half full of boiling water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-06
Declares He Wash t Playing
the Games; Merely Lost
Letter of Credit.

New York, n. Y. May e.-Judge
Peter S. Grosscup. presiding jurist OF
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
I,ARCHMONT PARK SALES.
Many Buyers Intend to Improve Their
Plots IN the Near Future

T.1rchmout Park Is a development "n'cl'
refnc in strong hands has been held IN
allowance for the last two years. Now
however. tlAt general business conditions
have changed for the better. the owners
have determined to begin active selling op-
.retio-s- They also intend TO improve the
REMAINDER OF the property
7asry lots of the park tract have recently
been sold. OrmaD Z. Collins. of Barre, VI,
and A - Blanchard. Of Montpelier. Vt,
purchased TWO plots Of three lots each al
TIE northeast corner of Boston Post Road
and Beech avenue Mr Blanchard IS haV-
ing plans drawn FOR a house for his own
Use 20 he built On the site this year.
Walter ". HerzberE, of New York City,
purchased four lots at the southwest cor
uer OF Boston Post Road and Beech avenue
for . home site. g. !. Cannon, Of Pough-
keepsie. purchased three lots on the west
side OF I5ayapd avenue, near Mayhew ave
rue. and has plans drawn ready TO begin
construction Of a house Immediately. Vim
cent Morrison purchased the corner plot on
rhe south side of Mayhem avenue. near
Bsyard.
A large building concern has taken on
Ron on six plots for the purpose OF building
modern. up-to-date suburban homes.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
REALTY NOTES.

Robert =. Rainey was the broker in the
sale Of No. 2s4 West 18th street recently 10
the Hamilton Holding COMPANY
The Braude-Papae Company was the
broker in the recent resale for Andrew J.
Cohe u the Anaconda Realty and Colstruc-
tion Company of the five story high class
dwelling house No. 305 West 199th street, on
lot 25x1fl feet. near Riverside Drive. for
faerly occupied by the Automobile Club of
America. Also ia the sale OF No. 234 West
lost1 street, two story garage. on lot ok
100 feet near Broadway; the northeast cor
ner Of Jerome avenue and 177th street for
merry known as the Mount Hope Hotel. on
2 plot 13Jx117 feet: the southeaster1y corner
of Seaman avenue and 2lSth street plot
I1oxslH irregular. Mr.. CODE recently &C
cuired through the same brokers the par
cels from John l.. Hobson. Of Haverhil1
Mass, and took in exchange from the Ana
conde Realty and Construction Company
two new six story elevator apartment
houses. No. 90 10 535 and Nos. 528 and $50
West 18th street. on a plot 2o0x99 u, Us
feet east Of Broadway. The total amount
involved in the entire transaction was about
go 90
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

due. etc. AS per bond; Joseph oussani 70 Union
Dime Savings Bank: $4,000.
Address. 18th st. and 4th ave.
18TH ST. 210 to pa East. 45xl0O11; Wilkens
pl. Jennings st. 5oxf6 demand. per
cent as per bond: Joseph a Richter to Ben
Attorney. II w Schutt 90 Broadway
11eTH ST. IS and AZ West, s. 5ox1Oo1i tprior
mtg s60.0oo: Feb 10: 3 yrs. per cent; Sig
Address, 81 West f25th st.
10Th ST. e. go # OF Madison ave. Iox
1oo.r (prior mtg sl2 ooo; due Feb Is. 1912.
sasoe ssF cent; Mary J cF0''y to Michael Grady
Address Il East 10th St.
THE BRONX
BRACKEN AVE. W e, 597 Q IT g of kingsbridze
rd 5oxloo yr. 512 per cent: William Edel-
Land co b of Edenwad; s475
Attorney. Alllng. 149 Broadway
BRYANT ST. at n, 167th st, o2sx
1o0x100xld).3: Feb 16; yr q per cent: Charles
Richardson TO John c Dcnner: $1,000.
Attorney, Charles Furthman, Sd ave and
f4sth St
CI.AREAfONT AVE. 192. s. 800 IT n of 125th
st. 5oxloo: Feb 10: yrs. per cent; Max
Attorney. Henry Gettner. 261 Broadway
CROTONA PARK EAST. S. 17s f. of Subur
ban pl, 44.2x-: due. etc. per bond: Francis
Address, 3o25 I'd
DAVIDSON AVE. 1eoth st. go. 5x2oo to
Grand 229 19oth zoos; Feb IS:
ton; $4,000
Attorney. Charles W Ridgway. 100 Broad
FREEMAN ST, n W cor Ionsfellov st. 1oox25
prior mtg s24.55O): demand. q per cent; Albert
CIerhards. inc. TO Victor Gerhards; 81
Address. So East 169th st
HALL. PI. . s. 1881 # = of 1eIth st. 3ox--:
Vt. per cent: John schlesinser to Henry
Brandt; $1,000
LAFONTAINE AVE- :. 15.4 Il Of 15ett st.
=. 7x1oo demand, per cent: john keesan 70
ATTORNEYS. McI.oushlin & Martin. 200 Broad
TOT 49,. map Koch Homestead; yrs; John n; A
MCPHERSON to Margaret Berrisn and ano; $3.50
Attorney, l. G Mapes. 1859 Wiiliamsprdse
Road.
LOTS 8 10 1s. map land Henry Morsenthau;
yrs; Emil Levi 70 Henry tntern'eyer ct al
address. 1s5 Rroadway.
LOTS 1es and 1870. map 327 lots. Hunter estate:
yrs 5l7 per cent; Michael Rauns to Hudson
Address. 20 West 45th st
LOT 200 Map s27 lots Hunter sstat. [Pror mtg .g
Address 81 West 45th st.
ROBBINS AVE. 4as; due, etc. as 2 neo r.t BOND
Address 176 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 8 $50 # OF
NJ Roener to Edward Regenhardt; $4,000
Address. G99 Broadway.
1e5TH ST g So It OF ro,,tsfe Iplis ConstrIoN
ton CO TO john F " Knolhoff: $1,000.
Address. 17s Broadway
18TH ST. s. 1908 u = OF College ave 2uF
S5.II; due, etc, per bond; same to same
$4,000.
Address. same above.
l65TH ST. =. 1865 Fl e Of College ave lux
S1.4: due, etc as per bond same 10 satHe'
50. 600
Address. above
10th ST. n s. 7o.1 IT Of Michigan ave - *
11s.2 ". per cent: HofInna nm % -a3eI n roers
Construction Co to Enoch q Bell, S:t31'e
Address. 800 Willis ave.
SAME PROPERTY; yr. per cent: sarue TO
Rockland Realty Co: S1651o.
Address, 2soS Sd ave.
2o5TH ST, 407 and 900 West. :. 5oxea IL:
due etc as per bond: Joseph Balnford Con-
struction Co to Title Guarantee and Trust CO.;
$4,000.
Address. 176 Broadway.
GOTH ST, $ IT'S # of Katonah ave. s lots
each 25x1GO; s mtgs. each $4,000 prior mtg
-, each due etc, as per bond: Fairmolnt
Realty Co 70 Manhattan Mortgage Co; s1s.VO
Address 2oG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

Some large well located Manhattan prop
critics changed hands yesterday
New owners were found for three five
story single fathouses IN upper Madison
avenue. for q plot IN the Dyckn1an district
for q large number Of high class dwelling
houses and Cor site IN the Hunts Point
section
One Of the principa, transactions vas the
purchase by Jacob Neadle OF the premises
Nos So and S55 Fourth avenue and Nos
lno and To4 East 95th street, forming an l.
shaped plot with frontage OF 20 feet
In the avenue and containing about seven
ty-two hundred square feet The prop
e-ty is disgonally opposite Madison Square
Garden.
A deal involving about S5o.ooo was III.
purchase bv Herman wronkow Of Ards
ley Hall. an eleven story structure. on a
plot IonxIc5 feet at the south corner OF
Central Park West and 93d street.
The property purchased bT Mr-
wronkow from the Ar5sley Hall Company,
Of which John A Stephens is president
ardsIev Hall was built about seven years
ago by NJ Il. Gillespie.
The sale to Afr Wronkow was negotiated
~ NJ Lindheiul-
Mrs. BedeH H Harmed sold No. S9 West
ssth street. 4 Eve story American basement
dwelling on plot 22.6xl@o.S feet.
II IS one Of the finest private dwellings
On the West Side It was built by Cornelius
" Iy,vster about ten years ago. 1t was
held It s175ea-
Plans have been fled for making over the
old GaIlatin home. at the southwest corner
ot Fifth avenue end SD street into an office
building. with warerooms on the ground
floor. The transformation is TO be made
from designs by Stephenson & Wheeler,
architects for the Gallatin estate for
R-.z-ster G Co. OF 9Th street, as lessees-
The old styie high stoop entrance VIII be
rebuilt but in other resiects the ornate
facade will not be materially changed by
the new occupancy of the building, which
is 10 cost $4,000 10 reft for business
Plans have also been fled for q six story
eFevator apa-tment house 10 contain suites
for fhirtv-six families and to he built from
designs bv /. 7. ]. Weiher. architect, for
IRE Heights Town Construction Company.
Of which Louis Cohen is president. at the
southeast corner of Audubon avenue ana
nth street il is to be 99-11 feet front and
san feet deep with p facade Of ornamental
brick. finished at the first story with lime
stcre It viii cost seeo.G-
Plans have also been flied for renodelhnS
srd undermining and entirely ref1tting the
.vo three and four story office build
ings Nos l23 and 125 West 18th street.
making them four stories throughout The
improvements are TO he made for Frank
Wsujer as owner at & cost Of s2eee from
designs by ksfks & Lundenmeyr, as aTchl-
tects-
Plans have also been fled for making
over the FIVE story loft and store building
No. 81 Cortlandt street, owned by {. r
Benton into 4 restaurant building, eniars-
snr II for the changed occupancy Whlch
.siII be made from designs by j. = Nester-
Welt. as architect. at a cost of $500, fof
the Childs company as new lessee.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
IN 1HE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos, IA
and 16 Tesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
10Th ST. 80 :. 10 # X Of 10th ave ST
els May ct Al; ! F Cansvan. atty; M J May.
adnr; adnrs sale: to Christian Wollersemy
BY ]. H. Mayors.
2. sx12o 4 sly dwlg; city Real Estate Co agt
Joseph PooI 95i' ref: amt 4 due, si2 $50 81 tsSe.
etc, S3.5s9 ~; TO the plaintiff for sl21.oSo
By Herbert A. Sherman.
18th ST. 20 to IS 800 # v Of 9Th h ave: a. :
Burley ast George Nicholas ct al: House g
e. Y. attys: c L-anghein. ref; amt due. $50
ruary "a.
HOE AVE. $. 125 # Of 1874 st. 75xioo. va
ton 60 ct al: G G butcher. atty; f j Tins
10 the plsintits fer 5000
BY Samuel Marx
CONCORD AVE 4ee " $ 15o IT Of 147th st,
.s>x1Q0 1 sty stable; 1 J Brown ct al sgt T
De- Rose Henry FleugelInan N p. atty BeTn ao
ss7 SO: to Joseph Galhck for $500
nth ST; 3l1. s. 100 # OF Manhattan ave,
SR"'i aar6r stE e. apt e hS"Is Ken atfS o Samuel
Hoffman. ref; amt due, s12.o23 81; taxes. etc:
Ivsns i5;siS' for ss0 ssiioo. 81 ."''' ''''
follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
146TI ST. rs TO 552 $. l23 # e Of Broad rad
way. 15x90.11; two . sty fats; Twenty-third
Ward Bank agt Rae Ginsherg ct al; 1eXow.
II & ". attys; l. Cohn, ref; amt DUE
s244s OF: taxes, etc, s1.sS1 "a.
CHERRY ST. 22T and 229. g, 1909 IT . of
Pike st, 3sx1204 to Water st xSI.l1x irreg;
; sty tennis and sty loft bldg on
Water st; Ignatz Roth et al agt Norris
Koslow ct al; Lese & Co, attrs; r Rich,
ref: amt due S14,310 "a, taxes etc. $50
5sTH ST. 1S1, n $. so # of Lexington ave,
2nx1oo.5:. sty dwg; \ NJ Leon eft al
trustees, aGt Samuel Weinberg ct al: ] II
Morgan. atty: + 9 I.eubuscher, ref; amt due,
sf1,Oo9 30; taxes. etc, $500
BY Samuel Marx.
fs4TH ST. Sc. s S3.4 # of Davidson ave.
16sxS0; 3 stv dwE; Isabelle Camp agt N
OConneil ct al: n a Tieu, atty; F c Avery.
ref; amt due, 1.391 IA: taxes, etc. s102 o.;
sub to two mtgs aggregating $1,000.
10TH ST. 22s. s 259.7 IT w Of I'd ave, 20, Az
1922: 4 sty tenmt: " II ReitenIneter agt
Samuel SverInsu 81 al; Wolf. atty; P
] pobson. ref; amt due, $3,2sS 81; taxes, etc,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
LEASE MIDTOWN SITE.
Property Oscned By William
U0I6Orf -4stOr.

kIher+ 2 Ashforth has leased for Will
fam Waldorf Astor the building NO. has'
SD street for term of years
II G Senior & Co have leased for Marks
Younsuan the basement at No. 424 Arnster-
dam avenue TO s. \. Ramsland Tor one
wear: in conjunction with r. r. Nooo I"
Co an apartment in the Viola. al NO N"
West 18th street. to Hattie + Mcneil Tor q
term of years. and for NJ Henderson the
four story dwelling house No. 155 west
s4th street to Mrs. c. Franklin for q term
OF years.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for Mrs. Celia May cottage under con-
struction on Grand View avenue, Edge
mere. Long Island, to l. 1saacs for the
season.
The MaxIow Realty Company has leased
for a long term of years the upper floors
at No 2lS East 9Th street. to John D.
Denton formerly connected With the Sec
ond avenue branch of the Young Men S
Christian Association 1t will be used as
q Young mems home. John g. Folsom
negotiated the lease.
The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
! leased the dwelling house No 15s West 46th
street to Daniel Carrasher for term OF
years.
Agnes E Parsons. Z client OF Edward Nc
Tickar, the six story and basement ioft
building No % West 9Th street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, 10 $ Nerthelrn
for a term of years.
The Charles Z. Noyes Company has
! leased large suites of offices in Nos. 3. and
go Liberty street through 10 No. ~ Maiden
Lane for the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company to John NJ. Billups. ir., d
Co, Felix H. Levy, Joseph H. Fargls and
Paul Tillinghast- This building, which Is a
thirteen story structure, is now about "
per cent rented, and negotiations are pend
ing through the agents for the rest of the
space The rapid way N which the build
| ing has been rented indicates the good
demand for office space in that section.
Porter &, Co. have leased from the plans
| 10 Hanscom & Cumisl1y, caterers. the store
/ and basement, 25x60 feet. in the building
/ being erected by Gross & Herbener, Inc.
/ on the east side Of Broadway, between
157th and 15Sth streets. The lease is for a
I term Of ten years at an aggregate rental
! of $4,000.
The Golden Perfume Company has lea Sed
! for a term of years 800 feet in No 23 TO
/ 2l1 East 27th street
Shaw & Co. have rented the dwelling
! house No. 81 West 126th street for Eliza
/ beth ]. Presby TO a client. Also leased the
store and basement No IS West 125th street
! for Rodolfo G. Barthod to Charles i. Bol-
ton for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NfANHATTAN

FOURTH AvENUE.-Jacob Neadle pur-
chased the premises No. 353-ss-,5 Fourth ave-
ME, near 26th street, having a frontage
of forty feet on the avenue, and the prem
ises Nos I02 and 104 East 26th street ad-
Joining the Fourth avenue property in
the rear, forming an L. and con-
tanning an area of about 1900 square
feet. This property is diagonally
opposite Madison Square Gardenh
which IS about to he improved, and
In close proximity to all the other large
improvements in this fine mercantile sec
ricn.
MADISON AVENUE.-Marcu Rosenthal
sold l642-1646 Madison avenue, three FIVE
story single fathouses, each on lot lSHl'o
feet between 109th and 10th streets.
In part payment Mr.. Rosenthal took the
Sea Cliff Hotel property at Sea Cllff, Long
Island. it IS four story structure. cover
ing the block bounded by Fifteenth, Six
teenth Central Park and Prospect acenues.
SECOND AVENUE.-M. Morsenthau, Jr.,
Company sold for Mrs. J. Mannheimer. No.
1892 Second avenue, a five story, four fam
lily tenement, with store, on plot 25Sxloo
feet adjoining the Southeast corner Of
Second avenue and East 98th street. The
purchasers will thoroughly renovate the
property.
THIRD AVENUE. - Samuel Merritt
bought from Clara NJ Bryde No. A79-21Sl
Third avenue southeast corner of 18th
street, two five story tenements and
a one story brick building. on plot 5o.lOx
100 feet
TENTH AEENUE-Ennis & Sinnott
bought through Charles Griffith Moses &
Bro. from James Z. Duffy, three lots on
the east side Of Tenth avenue. All feet
north OF 2G3th street. 75x100 feet.
CENTRAL PARK WEST-HeITnan Wron-
5ow bought Ardsley Hall. an eleven story
structure, on a plot 140xl25 feet, at the
south corner OF Central Park West and
92d street The purchase price was about
$3.50, go
54TH STREET-Senaior 6. Stout sold No
Is6 West 18th street, three story and
basement dwelling house. on lot 1SsxlOos
feet. 10 a client who, after extensive al
teratons. viii occupy II.
9Th STREET-The Alliance Realty Com
pany sold No. 10 East cath street, a four
story dwelling house. 22xloo feet, through
Henry u. Winans & May 10 Harry d
Douglas.
10TH STREET-The David pows estate
sold No. 80 East 10th street, four story
and basement dwelling house, on lot 2SX
lo05 feet. Adjoining the southeast corner
Of Madison avenue. The house faces the
Presbyterian Hospital IL was held al
500 90
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser }
FEBRUARY Il.
MANHATTAN

with name and address of purchaser
FEBRUARY Il.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AYE 7411 It Of 2o9th 8; g.
(mtg Sl1,OO0: 500
ADDRESS Room 3o5 12s Broadway.
fed ct al TO Louis silverman 0mtg $4,000:
Address, Room 1903. 200 Broadway.
GRAND ST, 521. 8. 25x irreg TO Henry St
Meyer Deutsch To celia Kirsh and ano; 500.
Address 123 West I1sth st.
JEFFERSON ST. lots 25s and 90. may portion
Carey (n1tg 5000; FEB IS: *1oo
Address 1871 Wallace ave.
KINSELI.A AVE. $ s. 1911 # of Rronxdale
ave, 25x1OO; Mary collins to Lizzie S
cowen; Feb 16: 500.
Address 1415 5th ave.
MERCER ST. 113 and 10. =, hox1oo Isaac II
Love to Corcoran Realty Co ,mtg S32. oN0}: 81
Address. $50 Broadway.
MADISON ST. 1853, :. 24x9e; Jacob Kurzman
to Henry Abrahams 81.
Address. 274 Church st
MERCER ST. 231. " s. 25x1oo: Celia Stern 10
Moritz Wen and sno: 500.
Address, $40 East Both
PEARL ST. New Bowery 361Sox ~ II ::
William Collins to Elizabeth NJ Collins.
Brooklyn (mtg 81, 800 81
Address. 43G Quincy st, Brooklyn.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, g. 225 # . OF 18th ST
lI3 4x2oo: william Douglas TO Holland
Holding Co: 500.
Address. II Pine 81.
TUchman 10 Ida Spies (mtg $50 600 Feb 16:
500.
Address. 800 Broadway
RIVlNGTON ST. 3i9, a. 22x64; Americus c
Stable 70 Hugo Cohn. eNr omtg 81. COO: Feb
10: So 600
Address. 10 Ave a
I'D AVE. SIT. 6. Is.5x77: Nicholas A Haggerty
st al to Meyer Knapp tmtg $500: Feb lo:
SIG0.
Address, Si7 ID ave.
18Th AVE s3h. r. 25xl25 Andrew L Gar
diner 70 John W Herbert tIntg sts5 ,ooo) /:
$4,000.
Address, 81 Nassau ST
10TH AVE, ESQ. =. 2Gx60 Charles Wendell
TO Fritz Wendell. Feb Ii; ST.
Address. Room IT, 265 Broadway.
18TH ST. IA 10 15l West II s. 81 ~ ids =:
Helen Brinskerhnff to Hy Rrnckerhotf.
Of Osslnins Y. 81.
Address, Room aol. So William st
saME. PROPERTY. Hy " Briackerhoh 70 30
seph l.. ButteuRlessr. 81
Address. 20 BrosdHa5.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with nsme and address Of lessee
TERTIARY II

FEBRUARY II
HESTER ST. 25: Mary Leschnik to Gsak Stark;
Address 25 Hester st
Ludlow ct, 11o: Philip Gol6st.in 70 Max
hapjsn; K5spess Y1s I1o fT0I hgoT Fer lSl' ef7'
MADISON ST. 16s: Morris stitch 70 Samuel
Bernstein; yrs from May l. 1910; s504.
Address. 16l Madison ST.
MADISON AYE: 1752; H II Eisepstein .a, 20 5oseph @
Address, 50 East 18th ST,
MOTT ST. IS: g santun TO Domenico Vaccaro
and ano; j yrs from May /, 1910; s756,
Address, IS Mott st.
NORFOLK ST, 1874: Nathan Cohen 10 Nathan
Rosenstock: Yrs from May I. 1910; $3.50.
Address. 134 Norfolk st.
Tet agent Francisco Greco: 3'a >rs from
March 10 1910: $3.50
Address 60 James ST.
RTTINGTON ST. 323: Abraham J pvorsky to
Jacob Iein: = yrs from Jan l, 1910, S12o.
Address, 323 Rivington 81.
SULLIVAN ST. 123 and 125. =, y-- 40 4T-
:; Feb 16; yrs from March 6, 1915"
Address Room of3, e1 Park Row
THOMPSON ST, 12s and 1870; Nicola pala to
Francesca Albano; yrs 10 mos from March
Address. 1So Thompson st
WASHINGTON AVE. 1899 10 f7os: soiomon
Jacobs 10 Isaac Workini . yrs from Feb 1,
address 1899 Washington ave.
WASHINGTON ST 433: Greenwich Investing
90 to James NJ Ber Co: yrs from May !.
1910: s.. 900.
Address, Il Hudson ST
9TH AVE. 51o. G II Lang to Fl Berger: / W
from Feb !, 1910: 81 200
Address, 500 9TH
sTH AVE, 23s2; Henry o Heuer, exr- etc. 20
William II zenker: Feb 16; yrs from May
], 1910: $3.50
Address 23Se stE ave.
7TH ST. 30. Dora Biegeleisen to Nathan
I!iegeiesens Feb l6; 10 yrs from Jan l. l'lo'
$50.
Address 235 18th ST
59TH ST, 2::5 70 229 West, 151-: L &, r Realty
co 20 American Press Association; Feb lG;
q WIS from Dec u. 1910: S2I-o0o.
Address ~ Park Place
10TH ST, 27O West: James Shea TO Harris
Photos. Yrs from May I, i9oH: $3.50
Address. 30 West 40th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

ssrrI sTREET-William l.. Calm bought
Sos and East S5th street. consisting
Of a four story and basement stone front
dwelling house. with stable In rear, on
@ n,ot 5axI0e2 feet. 100 feet east Of Fifth
avenue.
In exchange Mr.. Calm gave the three
five story single fathouses Nos 24i. l24o
and l24s Madison avenue, on plot 60.SxS1-6
feet. adjoining the southwest corner of 9oth
street.
ssTH STREET-Mrs. Bedell H. Harmed
sold No 80 West s6th street. five story
American basement dwelling house, on a
plot 81. .6x10os feet
1STH STREET-F. r. Wood & Co sold
for Josephine A Gousset No. 2e1 West le6th
street. five story apartment house, on
plot 3S4x1c0.11 feet.
13sTH STREET-Edward ]. wellIng re-
sold to Z. Murray No. 205 West 12sth
street three story and basement dwelling
on lot 16.Sx99.1I.
THE BRONX.
RROADWAY-R. I. Browns Sons. in con-
function with J. Clarence Davies. sold for
James *. Walter the lot on the west side
of Broadway. e12 feet south of 240th street,
s6.2x2s. .10xt45.9 feet.
COSTER STREET--Hunts Point Estates
sold TO the A. Rezzano Construction Com
pany two lots on the west side of Coster
street. 100 feet south of Spofford avenue,
which will be improved Immediately with
two-family houses.
18TH STREET-The Garfield Construc
ton Company bought from the Belmont
Bond and Mortgage Company the block
front on the north side of 179th street. be-
tween Belmont and Hughes avenues, 97xSix
Io7xee feet The buyer will erect two five
story apartment houses on the site
PLJMPTON AVENUE-James G. Picken
sold TO J. Weber new two family dwelling
on Plimpton avenue, near 169th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

1.tsr ST. s, 10 II w OF st AIMS ave- ~. SIX
90 o. April $. 1907 John Brown ct al to
Attorneys. Alexander & Green. 10 Broad
way.
14erH ST s. ,9 400 e 6,,n Of Walton ave 19os
+, stephens: s12
Attorneys. Hitchings & PalIistsr. 100 VIII
lam 81.
,eortI ST. s. 80 # of Broadway. n 6x
9a11. Feb 8. 1907: the the, Roosevelt Realty and
Attorney, Saul Bernstein 63 Park Row
,s,rrf ST II Wadsworth ave 2Jx9o:
ne 10 1905: Ella NJ SchTnitt to Michael
Dowd $4,000.
Attorneys Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co 100 Broadway.