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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
QUEENS ROUTE APPROVED
But Mayor Withholds Vote IN
Estimate Board.

BY a vote OF 10 to the Board OF bstl-
mate approved yesterday the rapid transit
route known as the seth street-Queensboro
Bridge route. which runs from Seventh ay-
erue Manhattan. out to Woodside and Co
roma in Queens. The Mayor did not vote.
because. as he explained, he has the final
approval anyway. and he did not want TO
make I'D his mind until after the statutory
hearing.
This is a part Of the system laid out by
the McAneny-WillcoX transit report, and
when these routes were given 10 the Brook-
Ivn RAND Transit Company the Mayor In
timated that he might block the arrange
rnent by refusing to approve some OF them.
Borough President Connolly OF queens
tried 10 have the Mayor go on record ON
Inc question by urging that he be consulted
before a vote was taken. The Mayor, how
ever said that ne was willing 10 have the
vote taken, reserving his fnal decision
until later. 49,. g. ~,
The board approved the contract for the
construction Of Section 10 of the LeXing-
ton avenue subway. 49,
At the request Of a representative or the
State Ranking Department the hearing on
the order TO show cause why the FRANCHISE
given TO the South Shore Traction COM
pany should not be revoked was put over
until the last meeting in November Inc
Northern Bank and the Carnegie trust
COMPANY which are I'm the hands OF TIE
state Ranking Department, hold $4,000
worth OF bonds Of the South Shore Trac-
ton Company and IL is stated that there
le a purchaser for the franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

esd ST :, 100 T. 2 of Amsterdam ave- fcr
a 8 sty garage, 1901; 4 Plnchot' 20
Broadway. owner. W Haetel. II Madison ave,
architect. 10000
18th AVE. = % 10 27th SIS. for sly
Office and factor. le1 6xlo5xlaI 6xloo2; Otis
Elevator co, II Battery Pl. owner. Clinton <
Russell. - Nassau 81, architects: 100000
MANHATTAN AVE. n cor 1921 81: FOR 3
sty brick tenmt 100 llx9o: Hancock Construc-
ton 60, 400 West 18Th ST. owner; Sommerfeld
& Steckler 81 Union Square. architects: $1,000.
10Th ST =, foot Of, at East River; for a
/ sty garage 26x50: Standard Oil Co 544 East
l20th ct, owner: o Spsnnake, 233 East Is'h
ST. architect: 81 600.
THE BRONX.
CHARLOTTE PL, $. i64 g n n Of Jennings
st: for a ; 5ty brlck tenmt, 9lIIXl0s. ioS:
Regina Construction 60, Thomas Cullonl, al
East l47th st. owner; NJ " Del Gaudio, iol Ire
mont ave, architect; cost, $4,000
WASHINGTON AVE. s. 300 81 n ot
l74th 81; for 8 sty brick stores and tennis,
80 loXa86 Marccln Construction 60. Max Mar
Gus, 1880 Washington ave. president, owner;
Goldner Goldberg, 104 Jackson ave- archi-
tects. cost, $4,000.
MOSHOLU PARKWAY SOUTH, cor
2o3d st. for a sly brick tenmt. 25x6o. John
err Charles Schaefer, Jr. 40l fremont ave. ar
Chitect: cost, $1,000
NAPIER AVE. :. 1855 q Of 237th So: fo-
a stv frame lodging house. 32X63 Chase Eros.
291o Albany Ri. owners: Bernstein & Bernstein,
% East 23d ST. architects: cost. $4,000.
PALIsADE AVE. e $. i27 II n Of 2ioth ST:
for a sly brick garage, lGX22; p i Delafeld.
West 10Th 81. owner: Arthur " 3 Wood, I
Madison ave, architect. cost. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
LACROSSE GETS HARD BLOW
Columbia University Paper Is
Against It's Revival.

An attempt TO revive lacrosse is being
made at Columbia. but apparently has not
made much Roadway. The sport was
abolished last year by the athletic asso-
citation because Of LACK Of interest. Several
meetings have already been held this year
10 enlist enough candidates 70 make sue
cess Of the game assured Judging, how
ever. from an editorial in THE Spectator"
yesterday the student body at large does
not care TO revive the game. The editorial
follows:
Attempts afe being made TO revive la
crosse AT Columbia and We hope they fail.
The game was abolished by the graduate
manager with the full consent Of the man
ager OF the team, and abolished on account
OF lack Of material ana not on account OF
financial difficulties. Lacrosse is in good
standing in very few colleges in this cOun-
try. II is not a game for the Americans
Of to-day. One college. SWarthmore. recog-
nizes II as a major sport. The others re-
iegate II 10 the rear Lacrosse at COlim-
bia never was a money making sport. The
last Years II was played. and played as a
minor sport II took the best shot putter
in college and one OF the best long distance
runners away from track 10 make up q
poor team Of its own. Lacrosse Is dead,
and, both financially and athletically, II
ought to stay dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
LOWRY W. GO0DE SUICIDE
Railroad Man Takes Morphine in
Boston Hotel.

BOSTON. oct. 2s-The suicide Of Lowry
W. Goode. of No. III Broadway. New YORK.
president of the Cairo Norfolk Railroad.
n short line In Kentucky. was announced
by the police to-day. Although Mr.. Goode
ended his life at his room in the Parker
House at 2:27 a. m Wednesday. news OF
his death was withheld. Mr.. Goode. who
lad been in Ill health for some time, came
10 Boston last Saturday to consult two
physicians He was accompanied by his son.
Curtis Goode. an engineer in the employ
OF the New Jersey Zinc Company at Pal
merton. Penn.
The elder man did not receive much en-
couragement from the physicians and he
became Respondent. After writing letter
TO his wife and second TO the medical eX-
sminer early Yesterday morning, he swal-
lowed six grains Of morphine, death ensuing
soon afterward. The authorities had not
made public the contents Of the letters up
10 tonight. but Captain James A. Sullivan
of the Court Square police station. stated
that there was no question that the case
vas one of suicide.
O. r. Ross. Lowry W Goodies secretary.
when seen al the Cairo & Norfolk Railroad
Companys offices at No. III Broadway,
would give no reason for Mr. Goodies having
taken his own life.
Mr. Goode left his Offices Friday night TO
GO to Boston, and was apparently In good
health. although he had been i'll for the
greater part of the last year.
Mr.. Goode was fifty-fve years old. He
was born on a farm in Chesterfield County,
Va, and later moved to Des Moines. Iowa,
V here he studied law and became q prac-
Using attorney Abandoning law. he bought
THE Des Mones Leader" and edited II him
self. From Des Moines he went to Arizona
and exploited several copper mines. and then
built the Grand Canyon Railroad. which
was later taken over by the Santa Fe line
six years ago he undertook the building Of
the Cairo e. Norfolk Railroad a line eight
hundred miles in length, which when COM
pleted will connect the Atlantic seaboar I'd
and the Middle West with a railroad two
hundred miles shorter than any other rail
road now In existence.
At the time of the panic in 1907 the
company nearly failed. but since then its af
fairs ran smoothly until some of Mr..
Goodies European hackers failed him, but
even with that the situation did not war
rant sufficient worry to cause his death.
Mr.. Ross said.
Mr. Goode leaves a wife. a daughter.
Marion. and three sons. Kenneth. Roger and
Curtis. who. with the exception Of the last
named. live in Paris. Another son. Edmund.
a mining engineer. died in the City of Mex
leo last August.
Besides being we'll known as . promoter,
Mr.. Goode was a magazine writer. con-
tributing fiction. poetry and articles Of
financial nature to leading periodicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

The greensboro Corporation sold sixteen
lots I'm the Rayenswood section OF Long
island CITY for the American Slavonian
Company to a manufacturing concern
which Will improve the plot with factory
building. The price paid was about $4,000.
4 large plot on Jackson avenue was also
cold last week 10 the American Locomotive
Company, upon which they will build an
extern ive service plant. This addition 10
the automobile colony in Long Island city
will he located "A block west OF the Ford
Motor Car Company's building recently
opened.
Milton :. Kistler sold to the Keystone
state Development Company, OF Manhattan
marcel Of forty acres having "A frontage
NJ I 900 feet on the north side Of Jamaica
south Plank Road and 1854 feet Oh the
east side Of Hawtree Creek Road, adjoining
land Of w. and j. r. Van Siclen, Jamaica
south subject to a mortgage Of $7o,S75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27

agt Charles Appie6y. owner; John Push &
Son. contractors; 1920. a
| 1sOTH ST. 3. 100 n ~ Vyse ave sOzIoo.
| Watson Stillman co agt krabo Ernst Realty Co
| owner and contractor $3.50
CLINTON AVE. r. 1892 II n Of Mckinley
SQUARE 102 kiss II. Begge-stilllhan 90 ssr
William II Weissagcr. owner and contractor:
| 81 $50 30. n
te2D ST. ses and $50 East: Hull Grippen &
60 AIT Frederick French Co. owner ami con-
tractor: siI4 10
SAME PROPERTY. John Kelly agt same:
So 800
iooD ST. 3os and 3Os East. David Rosenbiurn
aRt Arnold Brudner and Fanny Brudner ogners
and contractors; $3.50.
VYsF AVE. =, 175 II ~ l72d 81. Soaloo.
Progress Marble Works agi Nelson Black Goa
structing 60. owners and contractors. S363
CLAREMONT AVE. >. 1905 II OF is5th
ST 125xtO0 Vito Contessa n 20 aRt ciemenflae
Realty co. owner and contractor 81 l34 f.,
BATH ST. $40 East: George Goldberg AT one
Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street Co owner
and contractor; sophie and Herman Knspper.
owners: Abe g Michaels contractor si}l o.
fs2D ST. sss and $40 East. Noonan & Price
co AIT Frederick r French 20 and George 4
Walker. owners; Mrabella & Miano. con-
tractors $3.50
T2D ST 227 East iIerschhorn schoenberser
g. Kriesor act WilH'r' sussman. owner ard
contractor: Ramilar' -.eaity 60. contractor s2i.
i22D ST IG Ecsf. Expert Roofing 90 ast
Lewis Eru - ,ch. owner and contractor, SID
TcD 81 -; Eas' Herschhorn. Schoenberze-
g. KI..,r AT william : Sussmsn and Ramilana
Reli,, o.. owners, Ignatz, schwartz. contractor,
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
WOMEN TO WITNESS BOXING |
Mrs. Ruhlin's Suffrage Club Has
Bouts at the Long Acre A. G.

Women. many of them leading suffra-
gists will attend the boxing bouts in the
Longacre Athletic Club tonight. The car
nival has been arranged by the Women's
Progressive Political League, Of which Mrs.
Gus Rubin is president II is believed 10
be the first affair of its kind ever arranged
by women for women. Every seat was
sold early IN the week. all with the condi-
ton that no woman attend without an
escort.
Tom Sharkey and Gus Huhlin, once con-
tenders for the heavyweight crown of Jim
Jeffries, and whose furious battles still
linger in the minds Of the sporting public.
will meet. with Robert Fitzsimmons as
referee.
Al Palzer, the heavyweight who made
such short work of Soldier" Delaney at
the National Sforting Club Of America last
night. will box the main bout Of ten rounds
with Ray Simon the Boston heavyweight.
kid" Balck will meet Artie Edwards for
ten rounds. and many other boys will APP
pear on the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
MANHATTAN BEACH TRACT SOLD

Joseph =. Day has sold to NJ. Shea VINO
has large theatrical interests in Buffalo ana
Toronto. a large plot at Manhattan Beach
Estates. having frontage Of $50 feet on
CorbIn Place and IA feet on the esplanade.
This completes the sale Of the entire block
Of ninety-eight lots on the westerly side
of Corbin Place. Mr. Shea will erect on
his plot a handsome residence. The plot
commands an unobstructed view of the
ocean and is one Of the highest priced par
Gels at Manhattan Beach Estates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27

Forty-odd members of the metropolitan
branch of the American Golf Association
Of Advertising Interests competed in a
tournament at the Knollwood Country Club
yesterday The "ad" men were divided
into classes \. b and c, and in the first
named division ". c. Freeman, of Engle-
wood, and r J. Ross, Of Dunwoodie. tied
with net scores Of II. Mr.. Freeman went
round in q and his opponent in 70. They
tossed for the prize and Mr.. Freeman won.
Frank Presbrey won the Glass b trophy
with a card of S2-14-6S. and W. p. Wheeler
O. Fox Hills. won I'm the G division, with
9-&-6S
After luncheon, the men paired up in best
ball foursomcS. handicap conditions j. J.
HaZen, Of Fox Hills, and Mr.. Freeman
won with a card Of 7O-2-6S. while j. ).
Duffy. Of St. Andrews, and T.. II. Jewett,
Of Saegkill, got second place, with 8-lS-7O.
George Duncan Will team up with Jack
jolly I'm the four-ball exhibition match at
the Richmond County Country Club to-
morrow. They Will oppose Isaac Mackie.
Of Fox Hills. and John Mulgrew, of the
home club. On Sunday at Wykagyl, Dun
can will take part in a fOur-ball affair in
the morning and then take on Alec Smith
alone I'm the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27

Irons e. Todd, comprising the 10th Street
and Park Avenue Realty Company. who
last year purchased for about $4,000 the
old Girard apartment house. covering
block fronting $50 feet on Park avenue and
l05 feet in the street. have added to their
holdings by the purchase Of No 107 East
10th street, a four story dwelling house, on
lot 21.6xes9 feet. from Frederick Allen
This purchase, with their recent acquisi-
ton Of the Coddington property. at No
los East 10th street. increases the hold
ngs TO frontage OF 1915 feet in the street
This plottage ia to he improved some time
this fall with a twelve story office build
ing. plans for which are being prepared by
William n. Whittal. The proposed struct-
ure will adjoin the Terminal Building
which was the first building OF that char
acter erected on Park avenue north or
34th street. the two forming the entire block
front from 10th TO ilst streets, facing the
Murray Hill Hotel. which was sold in 1910
by the heirs Of the Smyth estate TO B. l..
NJ. Bates for sl7s6.5lO, at an auction con-
Quoted by Joseph p. Day.
The proposed improvement is Of interest
in that the east wall Of the building will
flank the residence of Ernest Flagg at NO.
100. who only few months ago became IN
terested with other neighborhood owners
In plan 10 develop the Hague estate
property at No. l04 TO 10 East 10th street,
directly opposite his house, with private
dwelling houses 10 be sold al cost TO de-
sirable people. so as TO prevent that prop
orty from falling into the hands Of apart
ment house builders. and thus TO help
mould the future growth Of the district
along private house lines The plan failed.
however.
Plans for the new building for the Otis
Elevator Company. which is 70 house its
general Offices. now IN the Whitehall Build
ing and other departments, were filed to-
day by Clinton & Russell. II will he an
eleven story building. covering the entire
frontage I'm Eleventh avenue, east side
from 2sth 10 9th street, the area being
1877 Sx1On feet. The cost is estimated az
500. O0O The report recently printed that the
property had been sold by the company to
a syndicate OF bankers was somewhat mis-
leading. The realty. however. Will he trans
ferred in few DAYS TO the Otis Realty
Company. controlled by the company
The realty holdings and franchises OF the
New York Steam Company have been
mortgaged for $4,000 to the Union Trust
Company The property includes parcels
IN Greenwich, Dey. Cortlandt. Washington.
18th. 33d, seth and 18th streets and River
view Terrace. The mortgage is due July
/. 1871, and bears interest at Az per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
LIS PENDENS.

18Th ST " cor % ave. 227.sy1co 5: wi.on
Bergman. admr. agt Manhattan Transit c. mo
tice Of lew; attorneys. 4 &, = Steckler.
WILLETT ST. 50; Herman CHASER AZ Lean
Cohn ct al Gorsclosureo mtg): attorney. Il
Bernstein.
LOTS 1914 and 1875 map OF building lots IN
Path Ward. near Williamshridge The BronN
Frederick Y Bussr agt Bartolomeo Giordano ~
al foreclosure ~ mtg; attorneys Meier & Van
derveer.
sotc s6cap, 1e 70. q o ErrOa "a A st
Bessie .. Fismer ~ al specific performance ,
attorneys. Locker Locker.
9Th AVE- cor 216th AZ. inoX25. Gasrar
Pole 81 al agt Lorenzo Marine et al foreclosure
OF mtg: attorneys. Frankenthaler Kaufman.
BOONE AVE n " cor 172d 81. 125X1oO. James
PETERS agt BENJAMIN Viau 81 al Noreclosure
Of mtg: attorney. c D Rust.
145TH ST. =. 225 II OF Leggett ave. iS'r
100: George l. Black et al ast George Schnit-
ger ct al foreclosure ~ mtg; attorneys. Black.
Narian Bigeow Somers.
KELLY ST. IS 1892 n n ~ 18TH st. in'S
1l6 II: Mona Blumenthsl AIT Longfelow Realty
Corp foreclosure Of mtg. attorney. J Michael.
Sd AVE, . $, 1922 II Of SD t. 2oyio5:
Max Hirsch agt Joseph Goldberg ~ al fore
closure OF mtg; attorney. Knox
2sTH ST. 355 West: Harriet 4 Piester AIT
STANLEY Golliek Co foreclosure ~ mtgD. attor-
neys. Arrowsmith & Dunn.
LOTS II and Is. map q, South Washington
Vile The Bronx: Gustav Won Polheim agt
Joseph Foerst al faction 10 declare deed void
attorney. Blank.
LOT 10. same map; same agt same faction 70
declare deed void: attorney. y Blank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARTHA AVE r cor 2+ist 81; A 6 Horn
co agt Church Of 81 Barnabss 81 Al; oct ~
1911 S-l CO.
SPRING ST. 10 to 176 Freienburg I>ouns-
Bury agt Alcssandro Deli Paoli ~ al; OCT "a.
1911 s475.
LENOX AVE. " cor if5th 81; Charles J
Fahrenkopf agt John D Crimmins 81 al MAY
J.. lol <t4b H.
WEBSTER AVE-, = 1888 r. n OF loeth 81
Peter Sinnott 1gt Bernard Construction 60 ~
al. oct 20. 1911 $500
LITTLE WEST 18TH ST. IS; Morris Miller
agt Catharine Mcbride ~ al. March 90
1911. $50
WEBSTER AVE g. 1883 n OF lo9tn
ST. Louis Marx - al agt Bernard Cors'ructo"
60 81 al, oct &c. 1911. s1:lO
FTNDLAY AVE. 1GGth 81. Teller ave ard
ls-th ST block etc. Buchaltsr & Weinstein sgt
Manhattan Island Realty 20 ~ al. oct :, 1911
(by bond. $500.
TIFFANY ST. = 1883 n ~ l65th a.
Cerussi Marble Works sst one Hundred ana
Eighty-second street Realty co 81 al, oct .,
1911 Inv bondD. 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
REALTY NOTES.

The firm OF Toel, Brett ~ 20; mas Deer
dissolved by mutual consent. Inc couh'rS
Interests of the firm will be continued by
Mr. Toel and the local by Mr.. Brett. Wh6
has Joined the new firm OF y. Brigham nai
& William d. Bloodgood. at No 5i flitf
w y Fuerst has placed the following
frst mortgage loans: $4,000 on the liote
Monticello property. In West bith street
between Broadway and Central PARK Nest
corner OF Seventh avenue and Cathedral
Parkway $3.50 g.,
DE Blois e. Eldridge have rented t9I
United states Senator George feapods
an Parker avenue Newport. u. l., KNOW
as the Parker cottage. To j. +. Pierson' Jr
Of Manhattan. ,..- 49,, ,,,,,o,,.
Daniel Brdsall 60. have been appoint
ed agents for the, twclve-story SohmeI
Building. at the southwest corner OF tlfth
avenue and 22d street and were the bro
kers in the recently reported lease OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

LENOX AvENUE-Max X. r. Keich' q,o
Berlin Germany has sold Nos 8iN ann ,oo o..
i.noy avenue between 18Th and lZSdl
streets. two FIVE story h1thouses' on prov ''>
100 feet.
45TH STREET,. Henry button uas a.
No 52l West 45th street, a five story Ua'-
house on lot 25xi00.5 feet
EIGHTH AYENUE-D. Kompner Hon
have sold for Mrs Fannie Crawford 70 ~ IlI.s
r Levine No. T01 Eighth avenue nortnN est
corner OF 4Sth street. n three story bulldlhs
with store on lot 25x1OO feet. Mrs traWi9rn
has owned tho property since 1SSl az "nlcu
time she purchased II through the same h'H
Of brokers
236TH STREET-Kurz & Uren have SOLO lot
the Van Curleur Realty COMPANY plo,
2OOxf45 feet. on the north side Of 236th street
between oneida and Napier avenues.
18th STREET-Duh Brown COMPANY
have sold for the Fashion Realty company
sirnef 90 feAt west OF Amsterdam aNenuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
SUE EXTRAVAGANT YOUNG MAN
Wife of Berthold A. Rich, Who In
herited $4,000 Year, Asks Alimony.

Mrs Daisy Rich has made application In
the Supreme Court for alimony in matri-
monial action that she has brought against
Berthold A. Rich, young man whose
money has given him much trouble. Rich
inherited an income OF $4,000 a year from
his father. the income being derived from
certain desirable real estate. He overdrew
his account and let back taxes accumulate
on the property until they amounted to
$4,000.
Rich needed money. and he retained
Louis Cohen, a lawyer. TO get II for him.
Cohen advised him TO sell one piece of his
property. at No. 400 Sixth avenue. For this
and other services Rich signed an agree
ment 10 pay Cohen Sl7el9 After Cohen got
the money Rich sued TO get back the fees,
saying the lawyers services were worth
not more than 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
NOW FOR TASTE OF RACING.

The entries for the United Hunts race
meeting at Belmont Park Terminal to-
morrow are remarkably strong and some
excellent 'cross-coIntry sport is assured
For the second days racing, on November
4 n novel feature has been added to the
programme, a fat race for members oil
squadron. troop or regiment of the national
guard 10 which Perry Belmont has added
a valuable cup.
4 large entry IS certain in this race ana
Major General Roe has been asked to act
as steward Special trains TO the course
will be run each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
OCTOBER %.


ARTHUR AVE, 2477. FIRST floor and base.
n-ent; Concetta Cinnillo TO Paul Clnnllo' NIs
from Sept !, 1911. sT2o address 24I Arthur ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. us store and basement
Joseph Blau 20 Patrick carey; Nrs from req
1912: s., 200: address. us Amsterdam ave
AMSTERDAM AVE 1924; store and part ~
Ia sement. Emil Eneel and ano ~ Harry 1ona
lem; 3 yrs from Nav I, 1911. sl,ffO' ad1r'ss'
1924 Amsterdam ave.
MADISON AVE. cor 1l6th ct; store and
part OF basement. Louis Nosel 10 Nicnoiss
Dazey and ano; 10 yrs from July To- l7lo'
s.. 600 address. Buffalo
1sT AVE, e cor 18th ST, store and base
ment; Mary E o Brien and ano 70 Gaetano De
Marsica. yrs from May /, 1911; sl'o' al
dress. 2338 list
5TH AVE, " cor i3sth 81. two stores and
basement; Hannah Corn and ano 10 Emil Mes
erik and ano: Z yrs from OF I, 1871; S-loo'
address, 18th ave. cor l3sth ST.
9TH AVE, GO; store and basement. &c;
Emma : Doscher 10 VIM Kause; 10 yrs from
Nay T. 1911 50 400; address. 100 West nth 81.
45TH ST. So 70 81 West: 9th floor George
Backer Construction Co TO Franklin Pratt: .
yrs from Feb I, 1912; SO, 100 address. 81 Ham
ilton Pl.
21ST ST, 80 East: store and basement. Chas
" Sloane to julius Schwarzwald; 10 yrs from
Jan T. 1912. SO 600 address, 24i2 18th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
GIRLS EAGER TO SEE YALE.

New Haven, Conn. oct 26.-The Yale
football management to-day allotted l'ioo
free tickets for Saturdays game with Col
gate TO pupils in the upper grades OF me
citv schools The tickets were promised d
month ago TO pupils who showed diligence
in their studies The report of the compe-
tition shows that the girls tried Just as
hard as the boys and many Of the tickets
will 90 to girl students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recor'eu
yesterday at The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day.
MAPLE ST G 100 n o Of Avenue \. 25x
100. Nllliamshridge: adjourned N Nov :
BY Charles 4 Berrian.
WASHINGTON AVE. 8 cor 1ss'h a. ItoA
as 10Y irreg. vacant: sold To the Fifty four Bar
clay street Company for 800 400
BY James L. Wells COMPANY
HOFFMAN ST. 1855. W 5, $50 n : Of 18th 81.
o,v1n1. . stv dwc. sold 10 the plaintiff for
90 055
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
STATEN ISLAND SALE.

Cornelius q. Kolff sold for William d.
CALENDER of Chicago, IN, plot loOxl0O
feet on Lincoln avenue Grant city to A
Hulsebush, Of Manhattan who VIII I'M
prove the property.