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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
VIEW AIExICANs EXPECT
TO ATTAIN STATEHOOD.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Jan. 20
Delegates to the constitutional con-
vention say the ratification Of the
constitution and the admission of the
territory as state will be approx
ed by congress this session and they
vii secure a congressman mad SEN
xtors. A favorable report is expect
ed from Washington.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

The fashionable polo coat is all
very well for cold weather motoring
on clear days, but when driving in
an open car and Jupiter Pluvius II
getting in some of his fine WORK
more practical wrap is better.
coat for such an occasion is here IL
Illustrated and is one of the nattiest
models of the kind brought out this
season. The snugly fitting little cap
of the same waterproof material 10
very comfortable and becoming.
Reindeer gloves and stout boots
complete the outfit.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
SKATING CHAMPIONS TO
COMPETE FOR HONORS

Newburg, n. Y. Jan. 20 The
eastern outdoor skating champion
ships, which will be contested on
the Hudson river here tomorrow,
will bring together the speedest
skaters of America, including the
present title holders of the North
west, the Middle States and Canada
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
RAISING OF THE MAINE
WILL BE POSTPONED.
Trouble With Workmen Holds OFF
Public View Till After Fcbrn-
airy 3.

Havana, Cuba, Jan. 20.-The
wreck of the battleship Maine will be
ready for the public view" on the
thirteenth anniversary, which will be
February 18th Trouble with the
workmen will hold off the raising
OF the hulk until six weeks after at
least
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

Tampico, Mex. Jan. 19.-The big
gest oil well in the world is burnins
at Poerero- Del-Ilano, IS miles west
Of here. 1t is visible for twenty
miles.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
SAN FRANCISCO LOSER
IN EXPOSITION FIGHT.
Crescent City in Lead So Far-Bill
Appropriating $5,OOO,OO0 Passes
House Committee.

Washington, Jan. 20.-The New
memorating the completion of the
Panama canal and appropriating S.
100000 for government exhibit
passed the house committee today
san Francisco is loser so far in the
SIGHT
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
DRUMMERs FEAR
PARCELS POST
PRESIDENT OF IOWA STATE
TRAVELLING MEN URGE OP-
POSITION LEST
THEIR OCCUPATION Be GONE
sAys Its Adoption Would Put An
lind T." Tra> cling Men and Lays
lDOwn the Gauntlet.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 21.-Presi-
cent J. w. Hill at the state conven-
zion of the Iowa State Travelling
Mems association urged all travel
ing men to fight the parcels post
bill, saying that it would put an end
30 their occupation if it becomes a
Jaw of the land.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
MAN WOUNDED BY SWORD
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER

Hamilton, Int, Jan. 20.-Robert
Shiverick of Omaha. hurt in a pc
culiar manner in an accident when
sword blade used by Russian dane
err flew into the audience and pene-
trated his skull Wednesday, will re-
cover.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
POISONED AND SHOT
FARMER FOF FIFTY CENTS,
The Poison Failing to Work Assail-
ant Shoots Victim as He Tries

10 Telephone DOCTOR.
Hutchinson, Kans., Jan. 10
Blaine Monroe, aged &c, today con-
fessed that he gave strychnine to
Frank Speer, bachelor farmer, liv-
ing near Laredo, Kans., and then
shot him when Speer tried to tele-
phone the physician. He secured
but SO cents from Speer's dead
body.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
THEATER
BUILT BY CHURCH.
Minister VIII be Theater Director
and Congregationalists Will
Support Shows.

Chicago, Jan. 20-The First Con-
gregational church at Winnetka has
built $4,000 theater, as an annex
to the church. The minister will be
the director of the playhouse
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
SHEEHAN LOSES TWO
VOTES IN NEW YOP<

Albany, Jan. 19.-William r.
sheehan, democratic candidate for
senator, lost two votes today on
joint ballot.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
TWO KILLED In COAL NINE
DISASTER IN VIRGINIA

Richmond, Va, 1an. 2l-An ex-
plosion in the Gaylor coal mine here
today killed two men and injured
cen others
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
CENSUS OF WISCONSIN
TOWNS GIVEN OUT.

Washington. Jan. 19.-The CEN
sns bureau gives the 1910 census Of
Jefferson, Wis, as 1852 and
Stoughton, Wis, as 4,761.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co to city Real
Estate CO. 81
Van Mater stwel 90 stella C. Martinez.
Van Mater Martinez to clayton Realty co:
Ya,ty Kramer 70 state Bank: 81
Emma Younker to Joseph oshinsky. 81.
charles Van Rope. 'Nccut'r. TO Katharine l.
Title guarantee and Trust 60 to Bowery say
ings Bank. 10000.
same TO Dry Dock savings Bank 10000
New YORK. Trust 60 to Mary RYAN. $4,000
corporate Mortgage 60 to Frank Wiley;
rhuir schick to Title Guarantee and Trus,
Margaret s Humphrey ?, al TO Loui. wechsl.r;
sol sOo
Pittsbur- Life aud Trust % and ano to It'll.
Guarantee and Trust 20. $500
Abraham steuermann to Anna Schvarzs.
stephen g. clark 70 Frederick \ CLARK $40
clark. $1,000
David Gsl,vskl to Nellie Volt 500
Sellio Volt 90 David Galevski: Sl00.
Anna II Lang and ano 10 Frederick schch
William smith executor to Anna White.
samuel KeeIer t, Robert W Naloney. So 600
GnaraI ~ MoT'ss gag, go to NeS York city
Methodist Episcopal church; $2l 500
United states Mortgage and Trust % 20
Centur, Mortgage 90. at Ossining Y: SIS 500
Frank Guiri 20 Bronx Security and Brokerage
Co. -.
lena Cerlllo 70 Robert = schocl,: $1,000
Jacob Dohrnann 70 Peter Broker. $4,000
Herman Frohmann ard en1 10 Barbara Berr-
stein. Sl0O
Hulda Witiner 10 Charles Bohland and ano.
500
century Mortgage 90 10 Elizabeth Funke so. -
800
same 10 same: 90 10
Frank Hnmcu,h to Henrietta Hllmerch.
$500
Same 20 same. s. 800
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10 II
Marvs Free Hospital Tor children. 81 800
American Mortgage Go 20 John VI Bowers and
auo. cNrs. S2Jp-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
DATE OF REAL ESTATE SHOW
Last Week in April Considered Good
Time for Exhibition.

In selecting the week beginning Aprll N
Tor the second annual Real Estate and
Ideal Homes SHOW the management has hlt
upon the most ideal time Of the entire
YEAR for the holding Of such an exhibition.
Al that time the spring weather has be-
come settled and the cliff jewellers of
;his city have become filed with longing
FOR a home in the suburbs, with a little
plot Of ground Of their own, where they
can cultivate their favorite iowerS and
pelhaps a small vegetable garden. as well.
10 these people At that time the Real Es-
tate and Ideal Homes Show is great con-
venience, as there they can see. gathered
under the vast roof of Madison Square
Garden. a hundred or more suburban real
estate developments depicted by maps,
PAINTINGS. photographs and clay models
" hilc 10 visit eacn one of the developments
separately would require all the leisure
time any one had in the period Of six
months or more.
To the long list Of real estate companies
10 be represented at the show has been
ADDED the Windsor Land and improvement
Company. whose property is situated at
Floral Park The Windsor people have
taken a large space on the main floor and
are planning 10 make an attractive and in
ierestnC exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

BOTH STREET st Phillips Protestant Epis
couaI Church. a COlOrcd congregation. is re
ortcd 20 have sold its property at No. ll3 10 l3l
West 3Otn street. nine four and ive story build
iugs on plot 23g lON9o * irregular. The buyer
IS understood 10 be the Chase Realty Company
CShan & SHERMAN, which gives IN exchange
No. lO7 TO l45 West 135th street, ten five story
nathcuses. on plot 4uoN9S II feet.
47TH STREET. Horace :. Ely & 60 have sold
for Brainard Norris and tho estate OF Noah Nor
ris No 10 West Attn street. a four story dwell
ing house on Plot 30. 6Xi3G II irregular. The
purchaser 10 the Bronx Investment Company.
10th STREET-AlcNander Cameron has sold
the six story apartment house ON lot I1NlOD feet
on the north side Of 10th street 100 feet west
OF Audubon avenue. Mr.. Cameron acquired the
house from John Yulo a couple Of years ago.
NTH STREET Sawson & Hobbs have sold
20 an investor FOR the L. & VI Holding Company
No 500 West Nth street a nve story APARTMENT
house on plot JoX3O feet. near Broadway.
KING STREET-The Brown Realty company
has purchased from Henry J. GOodridge. u chi
cage No y 90 Il kins street two six story new
law houses Oh plot - OK! feet. located las feet
west Of Ma d0ugai street The property was
held AT Si45 .OCo.
IROOME STREET L. Minnie and c. =. Has
kcll have sold fOr the Greenwich Investing Com
pany 10 NJ l.. q g Ernst and Jacob Marx Nos.
.2l and 81 BfOomc street. running through to
4OX1OO feet. This building f. leased FOR ten
years AZ $500 year 10 the j. N. Washburne
Company
8frH sTREET-H c. senior & 60. have sold
street. two four story dwelling houses on plot
3-XlOO - feet 20 William = Pattcn who owns
Nos. 49, and l39. adjoining.
18TH STREET n. ". Rose has sold 40. $50
West 18th street two story brick DWELLING
house on lot 2jNlOO feet. 10 A Haberstroh.
44TH STREET John NJ Rod has sold FOR
Mrs. Katie Rhodes No 304 East 44th street
four St0fy tenement house on lot .jNlOO . feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

The William =. Rae Company has rented
a. Sea Gate a cottage for the Sea Gate I'm
provement Company 10 George f. Gjoerlof
and one TO Frank jerks: also cottage for
calvin Tomkins 10 +. NJ. Smith and a cot
tage for E Merritt 10 Dr. Atkinson.
William J.. Bowman reports the following
rentals at Far Rockaway for the season:
The T Jenny cottage, on Hollywood ave-
nue.. to 3. F. Pollock; for William Norton,
Daisey cottage 10 A. +. Rothstein: FOR
William Norton. Sea View cottage. ON At
iantic avenue, TO \. Frankenberg. and the
Cunningham cottage, on Park avenue, 20
II. Manages.
The Woodmere Realty Company has
leased TO Mrs John c. Kilbreth a dwelling
house on the east side Of Woodmere Boule-
ward between Crawford and Chapman
roads.
H. Goldschmidt mas rented for Kenneth
Robinson his house AT the northeast corner
az Central avenue and Oak street Wood
mere. 10 Herbert Rice.
Do Blois & Eldridge have leased for Ben
jsmin Thaw his place known as Beach
Mound on Bellevue avenue and Spouting
Rock Beach. Newport, r. l., 20 Frederick
~ Davies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
MATERIAL SHOW FOR GARDEN
Exhibition To Be Held in Big Amphi-
theatre in May

The first building material exhibition ever
held in this country will take place al Mad
ison Square Garden for d week in the
month of May next
II will be officially known as the National
Building Material Exhibition. and will aim
to cover the entire field of public and private
building construction, down TO the minutest
detail Plans for the exhibition have been
carefully laid. and the support and patron
age Of many of the we'll known architects.
manufacturers of building materials and
the various mechanics and building trades
associations have been enlisted, and 1t Is
the general opinion that this exhibition Will
greatly stimulate the interest not only OF
those directly associated with building con-
struction but also that OF the general pub
lie. Among those who have placed the seal
Of approval upon the venture are Mckim,
Mead & White. Hardee 4 Short. j. +.
Ware & Sons James & Lee and Pollard Il
Steinan. architects. and James \. Farley
William Crawford. Dawson & Archer
Fountain & Choate and the George A
Filler Construction Company. builders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
LEASES.

The Charles r Noyes Company has
leased for the estate Of John Il Lawrence
the hrst and second lofts at No. 3j4 Broad
way 10 Julian Niques for ten years. the
third loft 10 Louis Reibsteiu for three years
and the top loft 20 William L. Hover for
I'VE years The total aggregate rentals are
about $4,000 This completes the renting
Of this entire building ny the Noyes Com
pany. The same brokers having leased the
store and basement Of the building some
months ago 10 the Exchange Buffet Cor
poration for a period of twenty-one years
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
space I'm NO & 10 e West 2sth street 10
s Schversenski. furrier. who has been
located al No $50 Broadway for the last
thirty-fve years. also leased space IN the
Stiner Building 3lst street and Broadway.
10 the interviewer Stocking Company. also
in Nos 1ls2 and 1854 Broadway 10 James
7. SSyles & co. and n tho Ceuturian Con-
crete Steel Company, also in Nos. % and
81 West 31st street 10 tho Leonard En-
cheering Company and Ernest u. kellogg,
and in the Fourth Avenue Building. al
Fourth avenue and 22d street to the Nor
man Pierce Company.
Frederick Zitte & Sons have leased 10
the Junemau Drug Company three stores
in the building at the northwest corner of
Columbus avenue and S4th street.
The American Real Estate Company has
leased TO Samuel Weiser. haberdasher and
clothier. a store in the Areco Building, at
Third avenue and 1i9th street The lease Is
for ten years, a, an aggregate rental Of
about Si5.o'
II. c. Senior & CO. have leased tie store
a. no. 2204 Broadway to Henry Weiss; the
two story building a No. il2 West 4Sth
street to Percy c. Greedy; the store AT No.
81 Amsterdam avenue 10 Julius Freeman
the three story dwelling house at No. 1870
West 18th street TO Edna Arnold; the store
at No. 27l3 Eighth avenue to Alexander
Mock and Fred Matthies and the five
story fathouses Nos. 81 and 80 West 65th
street to II. c. & w. r. Senior.
7 The Duross Company has leased the first
loft at No. PA Sixth avenue, corner of 18th
street TO the Nine. LAME Company; the
third loft at No. 10 Sixth avenue TO the
Partisan Trimming and Novelty Company;
the second and third lofts at No. ia Sixth
avenue 10 NJ ]. Daniels the store and
basement az No 364 Seventh avenue 10
the Excelsior Wine Company; the second
lott at no PSI Eighth avenue to the Pire
Sisn Painting Company and the store at
No SO Ninth avenue 10 Henry Bohm.
Barnett Il Co. have leased TO a Mrs.
Smith the dwelling house No. ll6 East 12Sth
street: for 5. Nagel the three story dwell
ing house No IS East 12Sth street; TO Mrs.
Rupert the three story dwelling house NO.
u East l26th street. and to a Mr.. Smons
the dwelling house No s. West l3lst street
6 w Barney has leased TO the Norbert
Wolf Company the store, basement and
three lofts AT Nos 20 and ~ Renwick street
for a long term Of years; also for Morris
Krim two lofts at No. i26 West 18th street;
also for Z. II. Hart two lofts at No. 1863
Broadway. for A. j. Bastine loft at No.
10 Warren street; also for Perry Dickie
the building No. $50 Washington street. and
for j. L. Humphrey two lofts at No. lO5
Chambers street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
with name and address Of lessee
MARCH u


BROADWAY. n = cor 18Th 81; 81 oNlS t,., a.
Elizabeth 4 DaIv 10 Thomas Mortimer ard VII
lam J Coyle: 3 yrs from March l. i3li' si'""V'
address GO West ls0tk ST
MADISON AVE. 3l5 rooms 70 on 20
floor and all Of I'd and 4th floors iZd ~. :"
East; John W Smyth to clifford Harmon
yr: $1,000. address. 3l5 Madison ave
MADISON AVE. 81 all. Jere W Dimick TO
Jacob 4 Finn and ano from Aug = lHi" 70 req
!. 1921. taxes and $685. address 81 Madison
ave.
wESTCHESTBR AVE j2i 10 526 store. etc
Bronx Refrigorators Co to l. II Lang 90; . yrs
from sept I. 1910; $1,000; address 52i West
chester
WASHINGTON ST. 56S 10 $40. all. Woodbury.
6 Iangdon 20 Patrick Coleman. yrs from Mas
I. 1911: taxes and s.. 400 20 $3.50; address 13f
West Tooth ST
3D AVE. 1890 store and cellar. Tooth ST. 200
East store: David Schwartz 10 Thomas Fit
patrick; 10 yrs and mos from Nov J. 1910
50. 800. address. Io3 East Tooth 50.
9TH AVE. go TO IA. ALI Morris Abrahans
and TO Joseph Gu1anti, " yrs from May
/. 1912: $4,000. address. $3.50 Ocean Parkway.
sTTI AVE 697. all, Henry Reich and ano.
from May l, 1911 81 500 10 $1,000; address. 69I
Sth ave.
18TH ST. 52s East. all: Asher u shapiro et al
10 Isiior 4 la Zarawltz: , Yrs from March
!. 1871 $500 address 81 East 18th ST
9TH ST. 243 10 245 West. LIST floor basement
and all Of rear building; Veo Bickelhout 70 CON
solidated Rubber Tire 90. yrs from May J.
1911. $4,000. address. 20 Nesey st.
10TH ST. f02 Fast all. Nathan n Adelsdorfer
10 George y Schmidt; yrs from May !, lHlp'
$3.50. address. S64 lst ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
LIS PENOENS s.

ELDRIDGE ST. 10. Emil II Riedel aet Gott-
heb Kramer n al foreclosure OF m'gl' attorney
T. Klein
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. lot IS. map I. South
Vernon Park. 2ssXl52.5X rreg. George Rich
agt William " Pendeld ct al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney. l. Crumb.
18TH ST 5i3 East. Theodore 1ensenhahn -
a. sgt Peter Block q al action 10 set aside deed
attorneys. A & " Bloch.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :: 100 q Of
Barretto st. 225xlo0. American Msntel Manu-
featuring 80 agt Brook Construction 90 81 al
action 10 foreclose mechanics licW' attorney
" W Gage.
54rH ST. 5 200 r v Of 9th ave. 25si !, !;
foreclosure Of mtsp attorney. g Hayes.
7TH AVE. n $ 80 # Of - st. 27.sx1o5.
Edward williamson 81 al sst Lillian Y Briggs
gott.
18TH ST. s22 and 80, East: Louis Levy ct Al
agt Joseph Tesoro IT al foreclosure Of mtg,
attorney. Cohen.
Cd AVE. ga 8 ISL n n of 81 ST. IS iXloo.
Anna E : Massey sgt csman Rouse 81 al fore
closure Of mtg. attorney, r g Birkhahn
Path ST. n 5. SOC It Of 2d ave. 2Sy1"o II :.
Henry A stahl agt Mary Costello o. al fore
closure ~ mtg. attorney. Nochsler
ARTHUR AVE. 200: Emma = Alyoa agt Jer-
mic Marvin ct Al foreclosure Of MTG. attor-
ney. " y Williams.
GERMAN PLACID :. 7sll 4 n Of i5s'h 81
Place. 1895 ax irreg. Julius n Seymour agt
Isaac Boehm at al foreclosure Of mtg, sttor-
ney. J Seymour
Union AVE. y : lot % map Of village Of
Norrsania cast Of Morse ave. The Bronx: Law =
yers Title Insurance and Trust 90 agt Ellis VI
Amdur ~ al foreclosure Of MTG attorney. :
Dean.
JEROME AVE. n cor l77th 81. lil.ixl35 *
irreg Robert l. Harrison agt Anaconda Realty
and Construction Co 81 al foreclosure OF mtg)'
attorneys Harrison, Elliott & Byrd.
ID AVE as9 and aal Minnie Grau AIT George
Nundorf Of al foreclosure OF two mtgsl; attor-
neye. F. Miehnz.
nsT'H ST n : ~ n of 81 ave. 23Xloo II,
r,rv Dock Savings Institution agt Louis stern
fielder 81 al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney NJ
Tg,b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
PLOT IN 36TH STREET SOLD
Buyer Owns Adjoining Property and Is to Build Twelve Story
Structure on the Site.
NEW OWNER FOR WASHINGTON HEIGHT APARTMENTS

Daniel Birdsall & Co and Francis =. Rob-
-rt have sold No. 80 West 3sth street
plot 2Sxlno feet. to an adjoining property
owner. who now controls a plot 46xlo feet
on the site will he erected "A twelve story
building
Horace s. Ely & co. have sold for Brain
ard Norris and the estate of Noah Norris
No. 10 West 47th street. a four story
dwelling house. on plot 3o.6Nl56.1lN irres-
ular The purchaser is the Bronx Invest
ment Company. which owns the Malvern
APARTMENT house adjoining on the west.
The Bronx company also owns Nos. III ana
li2 West 4sth street. abutting, plot hav-
ing frontage Of % feet. The purchaser 5
plans are not announced, but IT is likely
that tho 18th street purchase viii shortly
no improved. Payson Mel Merrill was as
socisted a broker in the sale
ST Philips Protestant Episcopal Church'
q colored congregation. is reported 10 nave
sold its property at No. ll3 70 lSl west
snth street nine four and five story build
ings. on \ plot 2Se 1ox9o2X irregular. The
buyer IS understood to be the Chase Realty
Company Cshaff & SHERMAN, which gives
in exchange No. 1O7 10 As West 10th street
ten FIVE story flathouses. on a plot 40oN9s IL
feet. The houses occupy the block front
between I.enox and Seventh avenues, with
the exception Of the two corners.
Two large elevator houses on Washing
ton Heights one I'm West 10th and the
other in West nth street. changed hands
Mrs. Alexander Cameron sold No. $50
West 10th street. the Bright sin story
elevator apartment house. on plot OH"
feet. between Audubon and s. Nicholas
avenues The property adjoius the tarnon
House apartment. az the northwest corner "f
Audubon avenue and 10th street. purchased
recently by Mrs Julie r McCutcheon from
the NcMorrow Engineering and 'onstruc-
ton COMPANY Slawsop & Hobbs have sol1
for the l. & VI. Holding Company to an
investor No 500 West nth street five
story APARTMENT house. on plot TND feef'
between ST Nicholas and Wadsvorth ave
nues
7. Ninzier and 9 r. Haskell sold for the
Greenwich Investing Company Nos 51 and
h23 Rroome street. a seven story fireproof
,o,, building. on a plot 40v6o feet. through
70 Watts street NJ. l.. & G. Ernst and
Jacob Marx arc the buyers. Tho building
has been leased 10 the J. NJ Washou'n
COMPANY. Of New Jersey. confectionery
supplies for ten wears. ~ an annual rental
~ $50
Plans have been filed for removing the
front stoop entrance 20 81. Luke's Evan
relical Lutheran Church. on the north side
az 4o1 street. 220 feet east Of Eighth ave
rue 10 allow for the widening Of tho street
as required bv law II will cost the church
$1,000 10 make this change. Edward L. III
ION rs the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-07
TO BUILD A, WooDMERE.

The Frank Cotter Company has bought
from the Woodmere Realty Company four
ieen plots situated in various parts Of
Woodmere The company has just been
organized 10 build homes. It's operations
for the present being confined 10 Wood
mere. Wendell T. Blagden, who recently
returned from abroad. is making the plans
Tho designs will be original and special
r fort will be made TO have no two houses
alike. Ground will be broken next week
and q number OF the houses will he rcauy
for occupancv this season