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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Fer that trip, here's the
fancy gray suit, coat with soft
rolling front cut to the figure,
but loose and easy.
For a companion suit the
true blue serge.
These two suits will keep
man well dressed anywhere
with plenty of neeligee shirts
IN madras or soisette $50, and
the soft collars with ties to
match 25c.
Berry Suits, SIS and
upwards.
Beach Suits for the Riddles.
A cute, short-sleeve and
short-pant wa liable garment
in Russian and sailor blouse
styles, S1.95.
Tub Suits, CSC up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Friday Glove Specials

nan In the Chancery Court. The
money is now on deposit on the Ma
tional Bank of Virginia. II repre-
sents the amounts recovered from
the United States government on the
Galveston and Mohawk claims. There
are still other claims In dispute and
a further distribution to creditors
Of the ship-buiiding company is an
icipated before the account Is closed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
CLERK REQUESTED NOT TO
ISSUE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Clerk Walter Christian of the hus-
tlngs court received letter Wednes-
day from Mrs. a. s. Woodward. of
Washington, y. G.. asking him not to
issue a license to E. A, Woodward. If
the latter should apply Tor one She
said the youth was only seventeen
years old.
Mrs.. Woodward did not go into the
details of the case but 1t Is presumed
that the youth is her son and that he
is bent on matrimony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
PROTEST FILED AGAINST
SALE OF FORD HOTEL

s., Counsel. far ~ane of the Eord heifs
has filed natice Of protest in the
Chancery Court against the sale OF
the -fFord hateI property TO The city
at the price approved by the city
council The protest was in the ma
ture Of an appeal from the action Of
Judge Grinnan who confirmed the
sale by a decree entered in the Chan
Gerry Court Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
TO BREAK GROUND FOR
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH

With simple but impressive exer-
cises, GROUND will be broken Thurs
day afternoon for the foundation or
the Church Of the Ascension to be
erected on Fourth avenue, Highland
Park. The Rev. DIR. Poindexter, the
rector. viii oficiate The exercises
viii begin at ESQ O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

BRTsTOL. VA. May 25.-w. II. Gross
forty-four years old. was yesterday
sentenced in the circuit court at Blount
VILE, to fourteen years in the peniten-
tiary, for the murder OF william z.
South, whom he shot and killed last
July, as the result of a dispute In the
settlement of an account
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

In the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county Wednesday morning f. III.
sfrittender, Of f4er1rfco county, took
out license to wed his brothers Wild
ow. Mrs, Annie Lee Crittenden. Mar
riage license was also granted to
John II. Miller. of Richmond and
Eliza beth w. Mangum, of Henrico
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
DEATH NOTICE.

EsANs.--Died Wednesday, May 24th.
at II o'clock 4. M MARY FANNIE
HOPE. beloved wife OF w. NJ. Evans.
The funeral WIFI take place FRIDAY.
May 2sth al 4 o'clock f. NJ. from
Third Christian charcis She leaves
besides her husband, a mother. four
sisters and three brothers. She was
= member of jefferson. Hive. No. s,
Ladies of the Macca bees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Singers Glen Notes.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virg!nianJ
SINGERS GLEN, MAY 25.-Rev.
Ct. G. Bundick returned last night
from short "Trip to Rocky Mount.
Va
DR.. c. $. Dodd and family from
Cootes Store paid flying visit to the
Glen yesterday
Mr.. Robert TayIoe and wife and
child, from Beckley. w. Va, are visit
Ing Mrs. Tayloe's parents. Mr. John
s. Funk and wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
New Notions.

Time and trouble savers Of
immense value to the busy
housewife.
SHIRT COLLAR BANDS.-Sizes
II to l6-In the making OF shirt the
collar band Is most troublesome.
Here's a band all ready to sew e
right on, 8 for 25c each .,..... DC
EVER READY BUTTON HOLES,
BY THE YARD.-Mrs, Newcombs
Every Ready Button Holes, are worked
on fine lawn, rs inches wide, the.
button holes, are IL and 2 inches
apart. A great convenience to every
woman who sews-- yard 10c 1E
and .,,....,=,t,..,., ...-,,.,..., &c
READY WOUND MACHINE
BOBBINS,--All ready for the machine
Box of T. bobbins OF SO | j yards each
Made to fit New Home, Singer, House
hold, Domestic and other machines.
Wound with white thread only, z
a box ....,...............,..0c
MERCERIEED MENDiNC COT
TON.-Looks like silk and is stronger
than silk, especially good for darning
silk stockings, all the leading r
shades, ? spools for ............ &c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Property valued at about 5000
and located at the southwest corner
Of Bellevue avenue and the Hermitage
road was conveyed to p. l.. Conquest.
Sr., by Agatha p. Maloney by a deed
filed Wednesday afternoon in the Of,
flee of the Circuit Court of Hencico
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

to be doing fairly we'll Friday morn.
ing. FLOWING an operation Thursday
al the Virginia hospital. L hope sra
is Fl little better" said Sheriff Kemu
in response To an inquiry as TO her
condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Benton Estate sold.

MIDDLEBURG. VA. May 25.--The
Richard II. Benton estate. containing
23f acres, was sold on yesterday for
$1,000. Mrs. Eta Carter was the pur-
chaser, This is 81 valuable tract of
land, but with little improvements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

L1NCHBURG, VA, May a5.-vEhe
fourth day OF the canvass for $50 eaa
for y. NJ. c. A enlargement, Including
an island playground closed with siS.-
500 pledged. 1t IS believed tho fund
will go above $4,000 Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Rug Specials for Friday.

The Hearthside Rag Rugs are
woven with exceptional care from
choicest selected new rags. They
make ideal floor coverings and wear
well. Good colors, in hit and miss
patterns, Prices, Ak. si,ss, 6x9,
81. ~ 9xf2, s7.9S.
Poster Border Rag Rugs. one
p pa 1s NJ only Sox72-A S1QQ
$40 rug ...'.s.....--..-. ~ 30
Poster Border Administer Rugs.
27x54, notified center. A rrAO
S225 value ............. Ol.4C
Wilton Rugs, 27x54. five
patterns, regular 81 80 quail 60 no
tty MISUNDERSTANDING. OL.OC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

aud Mrs. Edgar Francis Sommers "
Somerset Orange county. The we'd
cling Will take place the latter part
Of June.
Personals.
Miss Marie Brown is visiting Mrs.
= r.. Conway, at the latter's home ON
Main Street, DanFiIe. Va.
Miss Jean Trigg, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Lewis II. Blair, Is now In
Petersburg
Mrs. sidney Johnston Dudley Is
spending several days this week with
relatives in Hampton. Va.
Mrs. Norman Randolph and Mrs.
Thomas Eocock nave been attending a
diatricf ". u. G, meeting al Chatham,
Va. this ~eek
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray. Of This
city. =, ho have had the cottage OF Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Il. Il, Lawson near
Atlanta tor several months, @.i. leave
Tor Friday for New York ~ spend
the summer.
Miss Emily ArtaIstend viii return to
Richmond tirls week after an extended
Southern tour,
q Mrs Charles Fleming, OF Atlanta, is
visiting friends u ksohmond.
MIR and Mrs Herbert W. Jackson,
If 5p9 West franklin Street, are in
Chapel Mn. n. G.. Tor a weeks stay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Mrs. Kemp Doing Fairly Well.
Mrs. Leroy H. Kemp, wife Of Sheriff
Kemp. Of Henrico county, was thous Mt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Friday Basement
Bargains

Extra good values that should
attract thousands Of thrifty
buyers. Special price reduc-
tons that make shopping here
pleasurable and economical
DRESS GINGHAMS, YARD,
9 3-4c,-27 inches wide. in plaids.
checks, stripes and solid colors,
lengths from ITO S years, values up TO
II l-2c
Toe GREY PERCALE, 7c.-36
inches wide, in stripes, figures and
checks Of grey, lengths up to $ yards.
CHAMBRAYs AND GINGHAMs
I-4c.-27 Inch Chambrays, solid
colors, also striped elnghanz, good
assortment Of colors.
WASTING AND SHIFTING
MADRAS. 8 t-3c.- q inches wide
lengths from Ia to 20 yards, in neat
figures, dots and stripes, values up 10
L. l-2t
SPECIAL SHEETS, s3e.--Abso-
lItely the best douhle-bcd Sheet ever
offered at this price. Full size, slxao-
inch, made Of full width, heavy
bleaehed sheeting, with 3-inch top
hem,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
Solid Gold Jewelry.

Graduation Day draws near
We have prepared .for the set
tlement OF that gift problem5
Ian entirely new and complete
assortment Of solid gold jeweiry,
You cannot duplicate these.
items at the prices we offer them
for.
Solid Gold Scarf Pans sssfsset ssasi
fancy stone settings. Si.5G.
Solid Gold Neck Chains, $50.
Solid Gold Bar Pins, hand engraved,
s2.25.
Solid Gold Brooches, large variety OF
new designs to select from, $3.50
Solid Gold [.avaliers, with pendants
set with amethyst, pearl and topaz.
IS 90.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
w oodward & Son
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Sash, Blinds and Doors
Ninth and Arch Streets
Fourth and Stockton Streets
RICHMOND, VA.
sEAnoARn AIR LINE.

SEAHOAHD MIR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to ieaya
Richmond daily: 9:10 A. M.--Local 10
Norlina 1870 r. M.--Sleepers ana
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. savap-
nah. Jacksonville and Florida points.
$50 F. M.---Sleepers and coaches sa-
vannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points Has F. M.-Siecpers ana
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
phis and the Southwest Northbouna
trains scheduled to arrive in Rfch-
mond daily: 5;2e A. NJ, i.22 a. NJ
sos p. NJ. $40 r. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
PeFS0nai

Miss Marie Brown is visiting Mrs.
= r.. Conway. at the latter's home on
Main Street, DanEille. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Miss Jean Trige, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Lewis II. Blair, Is now IN
Petersburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley is
spending several days this week with
relatives in Hampton. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25
ford scott.

Proiessor Il. n crHWtord. Of VII
liam ana Mary College. ana Miss
Elizabeth I.owHdeS Scott Of Williams
burg, were ae,etiy married ON We'd
iseedaS ia old -. Johns church The
EeT- Il. A. Goodwin. rector of ST
L0hn,s ollleiafaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Mr. and Mrs Leslie Briggs, OF Rich
h1ond, Air, and AIRS, L. X, Briggs. Of
BerrEEiiie. Mir. David Briggs, Of Rich
lnond, Mir and Mrs. ". }. Cosby, Of
iicnmond: Mr. and Mrs. J. Il, Win
tefsn,ith, OK Louisville, Ky. and Mr.
aud Mrs. W Il, Folk. OF smithaeld.
Mere the out Of town eueats at the
wedding Of Misc Ella George Waddy.
daughter Of the tsise Colonel aud Mrs
John Robinson Waddy. 10 Dr l.
Keith Briggs. OF South Boston. Whtoh
took place Wednesday evening in the
Third Presbyterian church ot Nor
folk. Mrs. John Grant Armistead
formerly OF Richmond. Was one ol
the bridosnlaieie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

Invitations have been received here
from the Rev. and Mrs. Livingston
johnson for the marriage OF their
daughter. Foy Elizabeth, to the Rev.
Calder Trueheart Wiilingham, the
ceremony 10 take place on Wednes-
day morning. June :, at II o'clock,
In the First Baptist church. Raleigh,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-25

The engagement and approa ching
marriage OF their daughter. Mary Re
becca, 10 Mr.. Allan Bevier Warren. of
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-24

The interstate commerce commission at
Washington decides against the railroads
in both eastern and the western cases.
The decision, eagerly awaited by roads
and shippers alike, was handed down late
yesterday. Proposed advances in class
freight rates in official classification terri
tory aggregating among all the railways in
the territory approximately $27,OO0,OO0 a
year, were. disapproved. by the commits
by the railroads in western trunk line ter
ritory the commission also declined to ap-
prove the proposed advances in commodity
rates.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-24
BrattLebOrO Local
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A valuable suggestion for the wedding
present sa Nutting photograph from
Clapp \ Jones.
Robert b. Goodhue, piano tuner and re.
pairer II Highland street, Brattleboro.
Vt. Phone, 30S.l2. SS.ti
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-24
Gass

y rsss 10 IL, cash the highest market prices
esspaDs,ss 1oOefs, scrap iron and metals,
Fephope IA ana ! books, Drop a postal or
TIE Jsllau W.. , will call. IS Flat Street
telephone y Az si !, Bldg. Shop always open.
' loft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
UhEEWWTCn HUUSE NCTUNT
Calls Attention to Distressing
Poverty in It's District.

Greenwich House, No. IS Jones street,
vantage point OF the Cooperative Social
Settlement Society of the City Of New
York, Of which Edwin r. A. Seligman is
president, has issued its report for the last
year. THE world" It insists, must get
personal!Zed. Categorles and ptgeonholes
tend to depersonalize. Every time we put
man in category we tell lie about
him. In going behind the type and insist
ing that every man must be known and
Judged by himself, the settlements add
much 10 the richness OF our common life.
Neighborness is relation Of eternal
value"
The report outlines the advances made In
the year and plans more for the future. In
the effort TO obtain proper accommodations
for the boys OF the neighborhood the set
Element IL says, has purchased three lots
near the present house which afford fair
" good open-air gymnasium ana temporary
quarters for limited club purposes. At
tempts TO improve the general housing con-
met with such success, according 20 the re-
port. for the reason that the owners of the
property refuse either 10 sell or improve IL
at present, hoping that the Seventh avenue
extension will materially enhance its value.
The result has been, the report goes on,
that the death rate in the district from tu-
berculosis and infant mortality has in
creased even faster than that OF the city
as a whole. This condition, II holds, will
not be bettered until the distressing pow
erty of the district Is done away with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust GO 10 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co; 10000.
Julius Rothschild TO Regina Hirsh; 500
Guarantee Mortgage co To stephen II Olih'
$1,000 .,oooo
! Lawrence Degnan 20 Joseph Ieska; SlooV.
Lewis u Landon 10 Frank Partridge; 81.
City Mortgage co TO New York Trust co; two
Herman Menaker to Brener Really Co. three
assignments: $4,000. .
Alfred Frsnkenthaler 20 Hynan Shatzltin; 81.
louis Fraukenthaler to Hyman Shatzkn; 81
Hunts Point Estates to George + Johnson 90
assignments; 81. .,
Charles Siebert TO William r Rabel; S3,G36
Josephine " 9 Middleton TO Bertha Beringer;
$1,000 , =. ,..,..-. - -,
trustees; two assignments; $4,000.
Clara Wright TO Jacques Lobel; two assign
ments; 81. - q. ,Y..o.,..
70 Sender Jarmulow.ky; 81; 425. .o,
Anita I. Bassfo-d to Estelle Scholle; 500.
Charles Rushmore to Title Guarantee ana
Kettle ID Garter and ano trus, to Robert W
Elizabeth X pool,ug 10 George Brown; 5000.
Charles NJ Cannon trus. to Sarah p 5cnsu-
ma S ",,isc q Wccrecry 20 T and u Casselman;
SAN sam z Levy to Chester Mortgage 90: sloo
chester Mortgage Co to George Backer; slo-
oO Corn Exchange Bank TO Frank p Kendall;
''TpiHtTIe Guarantee and Trust Co TO John Hoi'hu-
sea Same Ss'G to Lucy W Parmly; 5000. c,,,.o.
TaWvers Mortgage co 10 Adirondack Cot'ase
sanatorlum at Ssranac Lake. \ J.; A0.o"'
same to Baron lie HIrsch FgnG: $1,000: raw-
vsr r.. Trust Co: So. 200.
same 70 same 2 a set $4,000
Sg 20 prayer 10 Lawyers Title Insurance and
/ Trust Go: s2sVo ,, ,,,u.. e. coo
| taivatore Soraci TO Savoy Trust Co; "
! Mark Iurie 10 Catherine cerra: 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
FEBRUARY s

FLBIbRhl .
AVENUE c. 8; all: Paul Heftler 20 Jacob
Herskowitz; yrs mos from July l. lel0
S2.oro address 8 Avenue C.
HOUSTON ST, 161 and 1853 west. store and
basement; Michael Girardi and ano 60 Joseph
Tomacalo; 5 yrs from Jan l. 1911; 81 90; ad-
dress. 1853 West Houston e..
HUDSON ST 405 70 42l: all Csrkson Ct IS
ana 81; ALI the Rector. etc, Trinity Church to
from June /, 1911; s5l 900; address 14i East
18th ~
JOHN ST. 81 to 81: 14th floor and space IN
cor ground floor and space in basement
sl nsYI~'' CO dim5: IS m from Msy /. 1911;
si4, coo; address % Pine 81.
LEMON AVE. 100: store etc. Jacob Gordon
1910; 81 500: address. 50 West ii5th Of
ORCHARD ST. IFS; all: Harry Walnsch 70
Louis Dicker; yrs from Jan !. 1911; $500; ad-
dress, 216 East Houston ~.
WEST ST, 81. N cor Rector ct; all; Harrie,
. Potter et al 20 John Specknap. tr 3 yrs 4
mos from Jan /, 1911; 5000; address. 367 West
ssth 81.
1sT AVE. 1881; store floor. etc; Julius M.hT-
bach 10 Leo Setback; . yrs from Jan !. 1911,
sl0s0; ADDRESS, l44o Ist ave.
Sd AVE- 2e35: store ana part cellar; Eliza
beth Meise ana ano to Edward Freama az 400 yrs
$1,000; address. lGS Lenox ave.
4TH AVE. $50 10 asa; tire land. new bldgs to
be erected; Mary r Goelet ct al. trustees TO
Jeano Lessehold Co; - years from FEB l. 1911.
with option or renewal; Sl3,4-1; address, ll1
Broadway.
9TH ST, 1g2 10 100 West, psx0sxirregular;
RocktOn Construction Co to Inter-City Holding
90: q yrs from Teb ], 1910: taxes, etc; $4,000
20 So 900; address, l49 Broadway.
ADD ST, 54l West: Motor Mart II New York
10 Harry y Stevens and John II Corr; yrs .
mos from May /, 1911; 81, 80; address 15s sth
ave.
SAME PROPERTY; George Reichhard ct al
10 same; 3 yrs from NOV /, 1913, $1,000; al
dress same as above.
18TH ST, 127 and I29 East: all; Jacob Moer.-
fielder to Max Chast: yrs from Feb |, 1911.
So $50: address 1916 Park ave.
10Th ST 20 and 81 west all: Adolrh
Schelbel 10 Max Ramona and auo: yrs II mos
from Nov I, 1907; $500: address. 1871 Clay ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09

the street, between Broadway and sixth ave
nue. and was acquired by Mr.. Mitchell from
David Crear IN lo'''
PATH STREET.-THE Century Holding Co ue,
e. rieIscbmanr) have sold Nos. iii and ifg Ess,
3ith street two three story and basement dwell
ing houses on q plot sbx9s o feet The pur-
chaser 1T is Understood intends improving the
plo, with a twelve story loft building
o.Trt sTRErT-I-he Mcouade estate so,a No
pa East path street five story tenement nous.
ON "A LOT 24x9s.9 feet. near Second avenue
FRONT ST'REET-Wilhclm Knauth resold No
- Front street. iive story building on 10,
lgxs6 feet.
o711I STREET LEOPOLD Well has sold for
the Lyman G.. Bloomingdale estate and Samue
c. Bioomingdale the premises Nos 80 and -
West 27th street on n plot 6.6xps.9 feet. "a
the Realty Holding Company. which will erect
!, twelve story lott building on the site.
9TH AvENUE-Paul Hspn. Ennis & sinnot'
have bought the plot. e11oo feet. tho east
side Of Ninth avenue. 50 feet south OF 2i6th
street; also the plot on the east side OF BROAD
way. 1870 feet north OF sherman avenue, 50x202s
53.6x22O5 feet
CENTRAL PARK WEsT-The New Yori
Building Loan Banking Company has resold tn,
eroup of six five story apartment houses at tho
northwest corner or Central Park West anC
iOIst street. on plot l00.llx225, 10 Franklin
celvcr II the com any. has applied 20 the court
for permission 10 sell the property.
10TH STREET--Tho Douglas Robinson
Charles : Brown Company has resold FOR Har-
riet X Welles TO George G. Heck. OF smith
Heck & co No. ia Fast 10Th street a four
story dwelling house, ON lot iTNi02. feet
The property was acquired by the seller last
week through The same brokers.
10TH STREET George K. Read & 60. hav.
sold for Mrs Eugene Martin TO an investoi
No 300 East 49th street, five story single
fat house. on lot 2lxlop.5 feet, between sec
ond and Third avenues.
BID STREET--W. : Resde has bought the
northeast corner OF Eleventh avenue and SO
street four story mercantile building. on
plot 9s.9XG3 feet. Tho property is opposite the
site bought by tho New York Central Railroad
Company FOR the express company building
Joshua :. Cooley is tho owner OF record. Lev
: Hulsc represented the seller as attorney.
MADISON AVENUE-Duf & Brown Cornpan,
has sold FOR James /. McGarry a plot 2o1X9i
feet on the west side of Madison avenue. about
100 feet south of Railroad avenue 20 George g
Mccartney. who will improve the plot with de-
tached dwelling houses.
THE BRONX
AQUEDUCT ANENUE-David Vosel has solt
FOR a client to the Clayton Realty Company Nos
story and basement dwelling houses. near 1871
street.
MORRIS AVENUE-B. G. BURNETT has so!c
for the Modena Realty Company the northeas
corner Of Morris and Burr dc avenues foul
two family houses with stores. on a plot COKE;
feet. 20 investor.
TELLER AVENUE-Tho Meister & Bach,
Realty Company has bought Nos. 1867 anC
1913 Teller avenue. two three family bricl
houses. each on a plot 20S1O0 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSES
Property To Be Disposed of To-day at
the VeseY Street Salesroom.

Joseph p. Day will offer to-day. in the
Vesey street salesroom. nineteen three
story and basement brownstone and brick
private dwelling houses, located on the
south side of 195th street, l75 feet west of
Seventh avenue. They occupy plot with
q frontage Of so feet and depth Of 99.ll
feet. The properties are known as No, 222
20 25S West i35th street. They are 10 be
offered as one parcel Counsel for the
plaintiff have arranged 10 allow 20 per cent
of the purchase price to remain on mort
gage for three years at per cent.
Mr.. Day will also offer to-day a. fore
closure sale an irregular shaped extra deep
vacant plot on the easterly side Of Walton
avenue, 79.n feet north of 1i9th street.