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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
IOWA WOMAN ALLEGED pOIsONER
Five ssparats Times Gave sister
Poison 70 Be Placed In Wealthy
Fathers Food.

Northwood, Ia. Nov. s.-Mrs. Ella
Larsen was placed on trial IN the dis
trict court here. charged with at
tempting TO poison her father. Doug.
las RhOdenbaugh. a wealthy farmer.
Marion Rhodenbangh, q young sister
Of Mrs. Larsen, was among the nsst
witnesses. She testified that Mrs.
Larsen gave her paris green Eve
separate times and told her to MIX
the poison IN tee. coffee and other
food prepared for the father. The
dates Of thsss attempts at poisoning
ranged . year ago to within the last
lour month"; The state has Indicated
hat Il wili endsaFor 70 prove ;hsi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

What would Kansas automobilists
say To a state tax on autos to be
used in improving public highwaysY
Massachusetts,, Connecticut and New
York have laws like this as we'll as
several other central western states,
and an agitation has been started by
the Topeka Motor League In favor
Of such a law in Kansas. This
method Of raising funds for building
good roads has been a success in
other state, and 1t is the opinion
Of the Topeka motor-leaguers that
II would be here. Kansas roads are
good, but they could be improved,
and automobile owners would, motor
lists say, be willing to contribute to
their improvement. This tax where |
It is used is graduated according to
the number Of horse power of the
taxed. In Iowa the rate is
10 cents per house power. A state
highway commission has charge of
he improvements made and governs
he use Of the money. In Kansas
! city license tax is all the auto
'wner has to pay. In Abilene this
mounts to 81 a year. which includes
number plate to be carried on the
ar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

In the matter Of the estate Of Mary
A. Keller, deceased.
To all creditors and other persons
interested in said estate:
You are hereby notified that az
the regular January term of the pro-
pate court In and for said county,
TO be held at the probate Judges
office, In Abilene, in said county.
on the End day Of January, 1912.
being the first Tuesday in said
month OF January, will make final
settlement Of said estate.
L. ]. BIGLER,
Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Our Special Market Letter.
Notes on this weeks Kansas City
stock market WRIT n for the Re
Hector by ]. R. Van Worst Of the
N. x. q T. Commission Col

Kansas City, Nov. l6.---wlth IL.
900 cattle on sale today market IL
weak to 10c lower on most all
grades. On account of bad weather
past two weeks yards have been in
bad condition and this has made
trade very draggy, this with the
heavy fall runs Of stock cattle caus-
ed a break in the market on stockers
and feeders Of Is to 30c the last
week.
Good to choice fat COWS and heif-
ers are selling strong to i5c higher
over last week; common to fair kill
ink kinds are no higher; bulls
strong; common to fair kinds Of
stockers and feeders are steady with
the close Of last week.
Stock and veal calves are in more
letive demand than for two weeks.
although prices are no better than
asst week but the movement is great
r. which is relieving the glut Of the
ast two weeks.
The hog market was s to 15c
Dwer yesterday and a. there are
1000 here today and $4,000 In
blcago we cannot look for them to
aIl even steady but rather think
ley viii sell Sc lower. The hog
Iarket has been a trump.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

In the district court of Dickinson
county, state of Kansas.
SARAH E. MARTS, person Of un-
sound mind, by THEODORE
MARTs, her guardian, Plaintiff,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
TyphoId spread bY Pop.

Topeka, Nov. "a warning to pop
makerA regarding water used In max
ing soda pop has been sent out by
the Kansas board Of health. 1t has
long been asserted by pop manufac-
turers that the carbon oxide gas in
the pop under pressure killed all
bacteria. N. p. Sherwood and G. C.
foung, In charge Of the water labor&
ofies Of the board Of health, found
hat germs still lived in soda pop
and that there was danger of the
spread of typhoid fever.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

Born, November II, to Mr.. and
irs. H. R. Little, a daughter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

It Is completely modern, which goes
. TO chow that the farmer nowadays
believes in having things up to date.
, Every piece In the Racket's spec
, ial for Saturday Is useful and a
good quality. w16d2t
: The ladies of the w. G. +. U.
are planning to send box Of cloth
ing to the poor children of Pitts
burg, Kan, and ask all having such
to donate to kindly leave the same
at the Christian church basement
within the next ten days.
Every lady appreciates a piece Of
cut glass. You will find 1t in our
basement and the prices are away
down. CAGES New Basement. 1t
A handsome new front is being
put in the Palace drug store By G.
G.. Sterl, the owner, and with new
H r
steel ceiling, new electric light fix
tnres and new wall paper 1t will
make this popular place one OF the
neatest and most up to date drug
stores in central Kansas.
u. A. Tufts will open furniture
tore in Solomon about Dec. /. r.
J. Hardy will be in charge Of the
business and It will be located in =
he Andrews building. A full line
4 furniture and funeral supplies
nd pianos will be carried ana the y
tore will be first class and up to <
ate in every detail.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
rhree Wichita BOYD DROWNED.

Wichita, Kan, Nov. Guy Brew
er. 10; Don Brewer, IA, and Wilson
Dorr, IA years old, were drowned in
the Little Arkansas river in the north
part Of Wichita when the steel boat
In which they we're rowing sank un.
expectedly In deep hole. Leigh
Hammond, 10 years old, who was also
In the boat, swan ashore safely.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

(Firts published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector November le, 1919
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
state Of Kansas. Dickinson county,
90;
Ia the probate sosrt Of paid comfy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

~
Miss Elsie Brooks won the thir,
weeks silver prize in the big piano
contest this week by turning in 80.
100 votes. The contest this weeI
was even livelier than last week and
the, votes rolled in by the tens Of
thousands. y '
Next week another silver prize
will be given for the largest gain.
A little over month remains to
hustle votes for this big contest,
The contestants are working hard
each day and the final race for the
fine $3.50 piano will undoubtedly
be close.
Remember that in addition to the
free piano there is End, ard, 4th
and 9th prize which give the winners
a piano for very few dollars. These |
prizes are transferable and mean a |
handsome gift to each winner.
II you want the $3.50 piano Of
fered in the contest at Shockey &
Landes' you can get votes these
ways:
500 votes for each 81 paid on
back subscription to the Weekly Re-
Hector; or to the Daily Reflector
1t 10 cents a week in town, 81 a
year on rural routes.
j 1000 votes for each 81 paid on
lew subscription to the Weekly Re-
Hector at $3.50 year; or to the
Daily Reflector at 10 cents week
n town, 81 year on rural routes
200 votes for each 81 worth Of
GODS purchased at shockey & Lam {
es' store. !,
200 votes for each 81 worth of v
GODS purchased at ]. e. Brewer
o.'s store,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
PIANO CONTEST
ELSIE BROOKS GETS THE THIRD
SIvER PRIZE. VA
Votes Are Coming in BY Thousands
Daily-Little Over Month
Left to Work.

We the undersigned judges in the
Shcckey q Landis-Retlec Brewer
piano contest, award the eighteen
piece silver set to Miss Elsie Brooks,
she having received so,1OO votes for
the week ending Nov. Is, 1s11.-
F. s. Sails, H. L. Humphrey. G.. w.
Reese, judges,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

Mrs. Larsen sought to poison her
father to obtain possession Of his
property,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Cases new basement for all kind
of holiday goods, dolls, toys, books
cut glass, china, etc. wi
We have a nice 80 acre farm ii
Dickinson county to exchange fol
city property in Abilene. What have
you? smeltz G Hassler, Enterprise
21dwti
Born, November ii, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Little, daughter.
The Racket has a big special on
Whitelinedz Graniteware at 1Oc for
Saturday. I'LL w16d2t
Mrs. W. H Price broke the Iiga-
ments of her left ankle by a fall
Saturday. She is improving.
The finest lot of china in Abilene
will be shown In our basement for
the holiday trade. New goods ar
irving daily. Cases. wit
Samuel Yeager, janitor of the
Lincoln school, receiEed broken
leg by falling from a step ladder
while doing some work at the school
Saturday.
For rent, four room cottage. DR..
Frank Parker. 900 Olive street. !.
11d2tw1t"
AN old fashioned spelling bee
nd box social will be given Friday
'vening, Nov. "a, lot the Lively
chool house. Every one invited to
ONE and spell and bring box.
Everything for the automobile and =,
asoline engine and the best shop !.
town. Toliver's Garage and Ma :
Inc Shops. 17dw1mo !,
a
For sale cheap, new John v
'eere lister, new P. and ,
J. two row cuItiva or. a /"
II N. E. Fourth street, d
bilene. l'"-s' g
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Clemmins W
We moved into their handsome new
900 stone house west Of Abilene. Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
(Firts published In Abilene Weekly.
Reflector November 16, 1919
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

In the district court of Dickinson
county state of Kansas.
SARAH E. MARTs, a person Of un-
sound mind, by THEODORE
MARTs, her guardian, Plaintiff,
vs.. "A
MARGARET q. WALKER and the
unknown heirs, executors, admin
pstrators, devisees, trustees and
assigns Of THADDEUS H. WALK
Err. deceased. end BEVLY oLLAR.
II living and his unknown heirs,
executors, administrators, de-
visees, trustees and assigns, II no
be dead. And ---- 0LLAR, his
wife, whose first name is un-
known, II she be living, and her
unknown heirs, executors, admin
istrators, devlsees, trustees and
assigns, II she be dead. And --
OLLAR, whose first name is un-
known, wife Of Beyly Ollar, II she
be living, and her unknown heirs.
executors, administrators, devisees,
trustees and assigns, II she be
dead. And BRoWNLEE,
whose first name Is unknown, wife
of DAVID A BRoWNLEE, II she
be living, and her unknown heirs,
executors, administrators, deviseeS,
trustees and assigns. II she be
dead And - BROWNLEE.
whose first name Is unknown.
wife Of MARTIN B. BROWNLEn.
II she be living, and her unknown
heirs, executors, administrators.
devisees. trustees and assigns, II
she be dead, Defendants.
o said Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby
)tified that you have been sued In
% district court OF Dickinson coun-
:, state Of Kansas, by Sarah ~
arts. IN the above entitled action
ID that you must snswer her petit
IN on or before the 29th day Of
,cember, 1911, or the same VIII
taken as true and judgment will
rendered in favor Of said plain
Z quieting her title to the follow
Z described real estate Situated
Dickinson county, state Of kan
!, to-wit: The north half OF The
quarter Of section numbef
ven I'll and the northwest quar-
Of section number twelve (12l
IN township twelve (12) eoutn
range three (3) east Of the sixth
ncipal Meridian, and forever barr
and enjoinlng you and each oI
from setting up or claiming any
BIT, title or interest in or to s1l.
/ estate or any part thereof 3
sc to the title and right Of pos
sion Of said plaintiff.
HURD 4 HURp'
Attorneys for Plainti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
CANDIDATE BADLY HURT
E. A. Ransom, of Jersey City,
Run Down by Auto.

Edward A. Ransom, ir of No. q AStor
Place. Jersey City Republican candidate
for Assembly at next Tuesdays election
was badly hurt last night by beng struck
by an automobile. He and former Mayor
Mark NJ Pagan of Jersey CITY, VINO Is
Republican candidate for Sheriff of hudson
County. were returning in an automobile
from meetings in the northern section OF
the county and had reached 26th street ana
Hudson Boulevard. gutenberg, when the
chauffeur's cap blew off,
The machine was stopped and Ransom
got out to recover the cap He failed to
see another automobile that came rushing
along and was run down. He was hurried
to the North Hudson Hospital where 1t
was found he was suffering from concus-
sion of the brain. DR. r. d, Gray. sur
geon, was called to the hospital. He said
last night that while Ransoms injuries
were serious there was no immediate dan
ger
The Guttenbure police said they did not
know who were in the automobile ,that
struck Mr.. Ransom nor did they know
the number of the machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
Vandcrpoel 81. ,,,

yanderpoel; 81
Emma 8 Blrmenkrohn to William Newkirk;
Hattie Brownold to Emma Blumenkrohn 81
lula I, Schultz ct al. exls. TO Henry l. Rupert:
50, coo.
PRANK Gass to Andrew J Bilhoefer; 81 ,G0.
Same 10 same. $2.OO "
Martha HuebDer to Gustav A Saarinen. 81
Margaret Cooksey to Title Guarantee ara
George {; Guion to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $1,000. 90
Hyman Epstein to Bernhard Lichtensteia:
Robert Connor to John Asor, trustee. sls-
51l o.,
Robert q Furey to Lille Furst; ST. ys7F
charles r Devermann to Madeline Lindaer;
MARY r. shafer TO Marie Heide; s2.00o ..et
Kate Barnes to Raymond IA Fiero and
Marie A Eastburn 10 Louis u Rigeio, $500.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Rondout savings
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Columbia Trust Co:
ST.
Eliza Marshall to Hugo Med Pollock. u; ST.
Iacob Fischel TO Ida Weinstein "a assts,: 81.
Meyer Jarmuowsky and ano to Jacob Fischer
g asstsj 81
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Adelaide n
same to c,tskilI saylrEs Bank: $1,000
FiGeIity Trust 20 90 Flatbush Trust CO. si65.-
100
Albert zimmerman 70 George Cannon;
81 Onp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
LEASES.

Leonard J. Mutlfeider has leased for The
East Thirtieth street Construction Com
pany the store and basement at No. ~ To
1873 West 10Th street. 10 Becker Brothers
Co. for a long term II years AT an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000: for Eliza Gugsen-
helner 1000 feet al No. 10 to &c West Goth
street. to a cloak and suit concern. for
the firm Of Leonard j. Carpenter 300 rect
at Nos. a and % Waverley Place: for the
Twenty-ffth Construction Company 100
feet. at Nos. "a; and 10 West 2yth sire. -.
ami for Moritz Safran 500 feet at 40. e
Grand street TO Klein n Schlecker.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for Charles Broean. Incorporated. -FOUR -
tire floors in the new building recently
completed at the northeast corner OF
Fourth avenue and goth street The lessee
IS the Mcclure Publications. Incorporated,
a new company recently formed 10 take
over the business OF the Mcclure Maya
zine" Ladies World and several other
publications The Mcclure company has
been for a number OF years AZ the south
west corner OF 231 street and Fourth ave
nue. and the Ladies World" will move
10 its new quarters from city Hall Place.
The building will IN the future be known
as the Mcclure Publications Building.
The TWenty-lfth Construction CompaLy
has leased i'm The twelve story building Nos
q and 26 West 2sth street the second loft
COMPRISING 900 square foct, 10 f.. Schal
for q term % FEARS
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Empire Holding Company George Backer
PRESIDENT FOR long term Of years the
fourth and fifth lofts, containing 5000
souare feet Of space, In the building
now in course OF construction at the north
east corner OF Madison avenue and 32d
street The lessees are George II. Mont
rose g. Co, manufacturers OF cloaks and
SHIFTS in West 10Th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Is2D STREET-M. |. Suunsky GO. have
sold for Daniel +. Hanlon and Edward MOT,
rls the FIVE story apartment house a. Nos b@l
and b23 West 1921 street. on plot 50XI0.9 feet.
adjoining tho northeast corner OF Audubon ave
nue. The buyer Is an investor.
LEMON AvBNUB- Max Marx has resold Nos.
PAS and 800 IenOK avenue two i've story nat
houses on plot 50xiO0 feet. between l2Ith and
I2sth streets Mr.. Marx recently bought the
houses from Max X. Il. Reich, OF Berlin Ger
many.
% STREET David Chenkn has sold for
client No $40 Esst I'd street. a ELK story Tone
mont house lot 248xlo5.ll feet. between Ave
nEes and G.
I2leT sTREET-Lron s. AItmayer has eod
for Emily l.. Landon the six story apartment
house known the Emily al 40 42l West l2!st
street ON lot 9JIlU.11 feet adjoining the north
east corner OF Amsterdam avenue. The pur-
chaser, Gerrit j. w. Van Sl!ngcrlandt gives In
part payment his residence. located ~ the corner
Of Chapel avenue and Sweczy street, In the town
81 Brookhaven. adjoining Patchogue. Long Isl
and. The property has large frontage on
Swan River
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE-Slawson e. Hobbs
have sold for the One Hundred and Eighty sec
ond Street Company the i've story apartment
house. with stores on pio. tSnico sce,. at ,ne
1921 street. Slawson & Hobbs have been sp-
pointed agents OF the property by the new owner.
9TH AVENUE Levin & Iefkowitz sold for
salo Cohn Nos. 200 and 202 Seventh avenue. two
six story buildings. plot 50xl00 feet, adjoining
the southwest corner Of 22d street. The pur-
chasers ~. Freeman e. Sons who own ne ne
I'D street corner adjoining, as well as Nos 100
and 1913 Seventh avenue. TO the south. with
their present purchase Messrs. Freeman control
No i98 to 204 Seventh avenue. consisting OF i've
and six story structures, and occupying plot
fronting 1915 feet on Seventh avenue and 100 feet
in I'D street.
THE BRONX
BAILEY AVENUE-Max y. Natanson has
cold Tor the Realty Holding COMPANY. " J.
Hes. president Nos. 34ss 349O. 1892. 3i9i and
1886 Bailey avenue. Ave three story houses each
on lot 2Oxl00 feet, TO the Benoit Holding Com
many The same broker sold thd houses to the
Realty Holding Company last June.
o3OrI STREET-kurz Urtn have sold for
client the plot. 5OXili feet, on the north side OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

DAILY AVE. $ = cor 1Snth st, lOOl0xlii1y
irfeg: r j Hcanev 60 AIT hrano Ernst Realty
CO. owner and contractor: sa.I92 81.
WALTON AVE- g. 10I IT OF fremont
ave, 1908 loo: Dominck La Sala agt Maverick
Cons, ruction 60. owner ana contractor ire
newaD: $500
2lTH ST. ~ 10 I4s west Standard Arch
90 asi District Realty 90. owner. Peter
Guilty.. contractor trenewaDi $500
sOITH OAK DRIVE, .. % n Of Wal
lac. eve. 3OxIOO: clyde r Howes art County
Holding 90 owner and contractor; $3.50.
BROADWAY. 14aO: Vincent Rossano & co
agt Herbert G Pell owner: Adolph Lorber.
lessee: Levine & Levine Contracting Co, con-
tractor; $685..
18TH ST. 81 WEST: Moran Bros 60 ast
Mrs Nicoll. owner; BelVcdere Construction Co.
contractor: $50 81
lsTr ST 81 West; Joseph limo ct al AIT
Alice Nicoll. owner; Belvcdefe Construction
CO. contractor; SiS.
1ST AVE- 49,: samuel Sderof agt T.
Brooks Engine Co. owner and contractor;
Louis Brooks. contractor; Si.f5o.
SHERIDAN AVE. t6ith ST. sax
62.S: Abraham JaGoda ast Patrick and NAV
T. Hurley and Hurley Construction Co. ners
and con; FACTORS 1893.
CIARENONT AVE, q 100 u OF f25th
St 150x1oo Vermont Marble 60 agt Clemen.
tine Realty co. owner and contractor; 500
CLINTON AVE. = 1852 u n OF Mckinley
square. 102.1x1s6.11: Ellis Engineering 90 az,
F. II We!ssager owner mad contractor; sl.s0c
l2GTH ST jOt West: Joseph Tino AL,
Timothy 7 OConnell. owner; Belvcdere Con.
~frucfton 60 contractors SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
ADD To BIG SEVENTH AVENUE HOLDINGS
Investors Purchase Two Six Story Buildings and Now Control
Plot 125x1O0 Feet at 22d Street.


NJ Freeman & Sons have added TO thch
large holdings in Seventh avenue by the
purchase from Levin & Lefkowitz for saio
cohn of Nos. zoo and 2O2 Seventh avenue
two six story buildings on a plot ooXiov
feet. adjoining the southwest corner oil -"
street.
The purchasers own the ed street cor
FER adjoining. as well as Nos. 1s6 ana 100
Seventh avenue. to the south. WIN 'ne',
present purchase Messrs. Freeman controi
No. 1876 TO 204 Seventh avenue, consisting
of five and six story structures, and occupy
ing a plot fronting 125 feet on Seventh ave-
nue. and 100 feet in 22d street. Ihis 10
one of the largest parcels in single owner
shin along the avenue in the neighborhoon
Of the new station. II will be held Tor IN
vestment.
The old Gilsey House, one OF the hotei
landmarks Of this city. at the horth'"''
corner OF Broadway and 29th street Is u
be converted into a loft building ny the
lessee. the Croton Realty Company "H'c"
recently bought the old hotel from 'he
Gilsey estate heirs. The land had been
previously purchased from tho Anderson
estate by Reuben Il. Fogel
Plans for the change were filed yesterday
and call for an expenditure OF S3o'ooo'
When the Gilsey was built, In 1862 u WIS
considered the handsomest hotel in Broan-
WAY and cost $4,000 After the demo-
,it,on Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel IT became
the Headquarters of the Republican party
and has been the stopping place OF many
men prominent In political life. 'olohei
Breslin FOL many years ran the MOTEL ii" !
he was the last of the old-fashioned h''c'
managers who knew every patron by MS
first name This site was originally occu-
pied by the old Gllsev mansion. which s'oon
on a terrace at that point in the draft rio's
in 1869. The Glsey family held the prop
erty for nearly a hundred years.
Henry Corn has filed plans. through May
nicke & FRANKIE, for the construction oil Il
$3.50. 600 twenty story Office and loft build
inc at the southwest corner OF Broadway
and 21st street with a tower, giving the
entire structure a total height OF ""A rect
II will have facade entirely OF limestone
handsomely ornamented. and VIII he apso-
lutely 1reproof II will he ~ shaped
with a frontage OF 1872 feet in Broadway
and 1855 feet IN the street. The site WIS
purchased from the Lelands few months
ago by Mr. Corn in part payment for the
Clarendon Building. at the northeast corner
OF Fourth avenue and 18th street the
present structure was originally the Hotel
Aberdeen. and was occupied for many years
by Park Tilford
Plans have been fled FOR the construction
OF twelve story apartment house at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and ll6th
street for Palermo Brothers AT cost OF
$500. 900. It will have frontage of iooI
feet on Broadway by 90 feet In the street
and will accommodate forty-seven families
Gaetano Ajello IS the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
REALTY NOTES.

oscar Sugarman is the purchaser Of the
plot 1O0xl0O feet at the northwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and Hath street. the sale
Of which by the Wood estate was reported
in yesterdays Tribune. The sale was ne
gotiated ty George w. Brettell. successor
to the firm OF George Brettel & Sons. ana
by Maurice Strauss Nothing could be
learned as to what disposition will be made
OF the property.
L. d. A. Pincus are the purchasers OF Nos.
l62 and 1874 West 4Sth street. the sale of
which by S. ID. Cooper for clients was
ported I'm yesterdays Tribune.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased for a term
OF years the store in the Connick Building.
No. PA Fifth avenue to the Decorative
Plant Company, now at No. $50 Broadway.
The i. i. Whiton-Stuart Company nego-
tiated the sale Of No 326 Lexington avenue
for T.. NJ Gross, reported recently The
buyer is an estate.
Everard G. Toel and John Is. Marie have
incorporated under the name of Toel Marie
Co. with an Office at No. 8 East 42d
street. and Will conduct a general real es-
tate business.
Harry II. Uhlfelder has removed from No.
i32 Nassau street 10 No. > Beekman street.