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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
How's This-

We offer one hundred collars reward for any
case OF catarrh that cannot be cured by HaIIts
Catarrh Cure. f. j CHENEY d Co.. Toledo %
we. the undersigned. have known F. ], Cbenev
iot tne last 10 years, and believe him perfectly
cially able to carry out any obligations made by
his firm. WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN ~
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio
Han Catarrh Cure is taken internally ACTING
directly upon the blood and mucous surfgce II
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price "
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
rake Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
Good underground meal. Fulton's
Mary Brantley Chapter viii Helm

The Georgia Division U. D. c. will
observe Georgia Day as Flag Day for
the benefit of the Frances Barlow
memorial fund at Rabun Gap school.
The Mary Brantley Chapter has taxi
en- up the matter with enthusiasm,
and will see to it that Dawson does
not fall behind in this patriotic
work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
Another CoIored Teacher.

At a meeting of the board of city
school commissioners Friday night
another teacher-Annie Styles-was
elected for the negro public schools,
which now has an attendance of 200
pupils. The new teacher makes four
that are now engaged in the school.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
Remember tine Name

Foley's Honey and Tar, for all
coughs and colds, for Group, bron-
chitis, horaseness and for racking
lagrippe coughs No opiates. Re-
fuse substitutes. Dawson Drug Co.
and Peoples DRUG Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

Mr.. Mack Brown has bought of
Mr.. Looney Mcneil lot $50 by 100
feet at the corner of Sixth avenue
and Gray street. The consideration
was $3.50, and the deal was made
through the w. H. Davis Realty Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

If troubled with Indigestion, con-
stipation, no appetite or feel bilious
give Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial, and you will
be pleased with the result. These
tablets invigorate the stomach and
liver and strengthen the digestion.
Sold by all druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
MEANS MORE WINTER WEATHER
When the Ground Hog Came Out to
Look He Saw His Shadow.

"hen the Ground Hog Came Out to
Look He Saw His Shadow.
The ground hog saw his shadow
at noon on Thursday, February End,
known everywhere as ground hog
day. At least, he saw it if he came
out. to look, for the sun was shining
brightly, though a heavy fog pre-
vailed early in the morning. Those
who adhere to the noon ground hog
theory will have six weeks more of
winter, and may proceed to lay in
coal. And there are lots of folks
who have a great deal more faith in
the ground hog and the faithful
goose bone than in all the govern
ment prophets on the pay roll.
But if the ground hog has the in
telligence he is credited with he'd
have been out three weeks ago en-
joying the spring weather.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

The contestants in Clifton Hard
ware Cos. piano contest are getting
busy. Read how they stand.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
SERVING SEVEN SEASONS

is making that old shoe famous all
over the country, and in other sec
tions; people are coming to the store
to see if it can be really true.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
A VOLCANO IN DAWSON

and the people will be watching it,,
It is in the window of H. l. S. Co.
and is the name of new cost.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

Carload of plow shapes at Daw
son Hardware Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

Carload of plow shapes at Daw-
son Hardware Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
WE ARE SELLING

more hose than ever, and we have
had good results from the sales for
several years; in fact, we have had
very little complaint since we be
gun to handle the line we now carry.
Before that we had some trouble
about the wear. Ladies who know
we are handling them just to match
up shoes are finding out that they
can save a little by buying them
here for themselves and the children
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
THE DOUBLE WEAR COLLARS

will be more popular for spring and
summer than they have been this
winter, for two reasons, viz: They
will be better known, and they are
more durable than the other collars.
Both sides linen finish.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08

Advanced shipment of Knox straw
hats just received. Davis-Davidson
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
ITS CERTAINLY FINE

10 sell shoes that talk and make the
no0ple talk for them and us-shoes
That will make a man go out of his
wav to tell the new Corners where
to get the best goods that can be
bought, and at the proper price.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-08
r. T. WOOD s. co.

have sent US a shipment of those
popular patent leather, Barefoot
Sandals; sizes as large as 2 for
misses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09

New York Catholic Pro,ectory. George r he, "a
70 Henry Storck. April (mtg $500 s'Vi
dress. 30s7 Decatur ave.
LOTS a01 202 PIG and 49, map 800 i To-, ,
Sister Of Charity Adelaide NJ Jones 70 bii 100
r Kern: Nav o 'mtg s25oo,. 500; ADDRESS i'-
East iftth 81.
STEBBINS AVE 1882 TO 1885, 15.2x.: E L,,r
II Sproessig, tr 10 Alos l. Ernst: Men IL "
$4,000: SEQ. address. Sal West 1l3th -.
MORRIS AVE, =. lot 3o4 map Mount b s,.y
5oNl0o. Geo Clark to Chas Perkins IL
'uits $1,000: 500: address. 30 st Ni'"0'-
ave
TINToN AVE. e. 1872 IS Il Of Gedst, ~,
90 iXl35. Ida Rrantmsn 10 Samuel ,.iG
metz. Apr : cmtg 5000; 81: address wv
Glover 81
WALES AVE. cor 1921 81. looxloo s 30,
Gruen 70 Wales Constructing Co (mts S''o"''
Nav s. slco address. 29o Grand st.
WESTCHESTER AVE. n $. lot 2. map SUI
division land Charlotte TroHbrdee. SvA,
Karoline Spaeth to Geo r Johnson. May uh'
$4,000: 500 address. Hanover. j.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD cor ?3ttn -
22sx1s0. Morris p Boer 10 Estelle Mock; My w
500. address go Bedford aye. BROOKLYN.
SAME PROPERTY. Es,elle Mock 10 Aldu'
Realty Co: Nav Cntg $4,000: 500 afaresS
521 9Th ave.
WALNUT ST. r w cor 4th ave. Joxlv,: ne
! becca Mayer 10 Harold Swain: April 8 Slo'' Al
dress 100 Belmont ave
16sTH ST. SO East. 25xloo; Bertha kstz !
Anna " Boyer (mtg s65o0; Nay s. Sloo "a
! dress 2f0l I'd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

wEsTcHEsTER AVE. S whole front be
tween 81 and bergen ayes. 2s5x?lex irreg Rob,
| seigman and Adams Flanagan Co owlneI- Reid
Palmer Construction Co. contractor S4o'o Il.
! CONCORD AVE, 347: William J Gregory agi
fo mira t a':D s25 Is
! Doth ST. 30 East: Bovd Equipment Co agt F
| II Thorne. owner and contractor; Sl23
BAILEY AVE. e s 225 4 Of Boston ave
| 75x62: Svesui Plastering co agt Roma con
| struction and Engineering co. owner and con
/ tractor; Sl.64l.
! nth ST. 81 East: Bengeman Wenerran az,
/ sarah Lookstsin. owner. Morris goldberg ana
/ Max = rookst-in. contractors: $3.50
! 18TH ST, g s. whole front between Teller
| and Findlav AYES ls5 2xlOs llXl6o 3xei I; Knick-
erbocker Marble and Tie 90 ast Had1en Realty
| 60. owner and contractor. s5si.
| 9TH AVE. cor 18th st. 81 2xl5oN irres
| Strand Construction co agt Edwin Gould. owner
7. Marcott & Co. contractors. sl3ol a..
bath ST. $50 East; Mo,ri, Hochberg agt Con
err: IAN Street Co ard John Knaprer. con-
tractors $50.
Maiden LANE. C. and william $, Of;
Jenkins Bros aet Maiden Lane and william
Street 90, owner: William spellman. oontrac-
tor: s55i -.
soTH ST iss East. Kenert & Rosanhluth aet
Louise \ Phillips, owner. kramer contrasting
co and George Delloa Inc contractors. 500 ~.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 10. Architecture! Tile Tie
owner. chester Mantcl and Tile co. contractor.
s2l6 -
SAME PROPERTY Disregard Tile Works
AZ same. Sl93 80
MOHEGAN AVE. cor i7sth 81. 32s1ii;
y + Kcatins GO agt Security Holding 90. owner
and contractor; George Dellon, Inc. contractor
S2.35I ~.
1s1ST ST. zoo TO 7l6 West: De Ruyter Van
Ordcn agt John l. Linck Construction Go. con
tractor and owner 500
BAILEY AVE. . :. 70 Ct s # 23lst 81. 75s
80. salvatore Ceselaro s. Go ast Roma Con
s,r7Iction and Engineering co. owner and CON
tractor. 500
bath ST. A9. David Krotens'ein az; i3ith
street GO. owner and contractor 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
SUBURBAN SALES.

Louis Schlesineer has sold at Newark,
y J., for DR. Laban Dennis NO. 30 tentrai
avenue. southeast corner of Halsey street.
2s sx1o0 fet. with a three story building. 10
George \ Martin for sS5o'o: also for FRANK
BENJAMIN. trustee for NJ. f. Fish, the
business property No. 5ss Broad street, 2oT
80 feet for 10000: also for Frank Wads-
worth the frame building No. - state
street TO Peter J. Givney; for Mary K.
Adams the frame house No lss Lincoln
avenue TO Clarence O. Greason: for Will
lam c. Parker the frame house No. 30
Wakeman avenue 70 Leonard Lawrence;
for the Union Building Company the prop
erty No. 10 Baldwin avenue TO Mrs. Mar
garet S Wood who will erect a house: for
the same seller the northwest corner or
Mount Prospect avenue and Heller Park
way 10 DR.. John F. Condor. Of Beleville,
y. j. who will erect house and office.
Frederick P Collins sold for Mary c.
Thompson a dwelling house on Wootton
Road, Essex Fells. ~ j., on plot 1OOX2W
feet, TO Wilmer A. Briggs. For William T.
Early 10 George Campbell. of Montclair. a
plot 15ox439 feet on Mountain avenue
North Caldwell. y. J.. on which to erect
a bungalow. and dwelling house, on plot
lOOx20O feet on Roseland avenue, Essex
Fells. for Mary c. Thompson to Frank
farrand.
Pease & Gilman have sold for client
the property at the northwest corner or
WASHINGTON avenue and Normande Park
Road. Morristown. y. J., consisting or
about four acres. The same brokers have
leased the Howell house. belonging 10 Jo-
ssph b. Dickinson, at Normandie Heights.
Morristown. 10 Z. Hayward Ferry for the
summer
Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold for
the Queen Nab Company through Cornelius
G.. Kolf. No CA St Marks Place. New
Brighton. Staten Island. three story
dwelling house. on plot 75X166 feet. The
seller has disposed of all but one Of seven
teen houses which were purchased from
Arson 7. stokes.
Post e. Reese have sold at Bornardsville,
n J.. for the estate Of Philip y. Jackson
TO Frank D. Allen about nine acres of land
bounded by the old road from Demands
VILE to Mendham and Seney Road.
Edward p Hamilton & co. have sold part
of the acreage property OF Enos Wilder on
I,oantaka Way. Madison. y. j. The pur-
chaser will build tile and stucco dwell
ing house for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
REALTY NOTES.

The Holland Holding Company, Judson :.
Todd president. is the purchaser Of the
dwelling house No. "A West 9th street sold
last week by the Douglas Robinson Charles
{ Brown Company for Mrs Elizabeth
Lefferts. The buyer owns Nos. 20 and 2
adjoining. and now controls plot 65lX9s9
feet
Peter Gilsey is the buyer Of the Dwelling
house No. 332 West saith street, sold recently
b,. Theodore Starrett through Leroy Coven-
try.
Collins & Rowe and Z. II. Ludlow & co.
negotiated the sale Of No. 30 Bayard street
for the Weeks estate TO Irving Baum, re-
corded Saturday.
I Sterling Drake has removed his office
to No % Broadway
Duff & Conger have been appointed agents
of the four apartment houses at the north
east corner Of Fifth avenue and lolst street.
Thomas J. ORenly has been appointed
aren't Of the Exeter and Allview apartment
houses at No. 7O5 TO 7o9 West 10th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
LEASES IN PENN. SECTION
Importer of Millinery Supplies
Gets Large Space There.

Albert T. Ashforth has leased for the
Arena Construction Company to George
Iegg. importer OF millinery supplies, the
store. basement and first loft in the Arena
building. Nos IS and 70 West 32d street,
extending through 10 Nos. 80 and a West
3lst street. comprising approximately 5000
square feet Mr. Legg is now at No. D
Washington Place, and has been located
below 14th street for the last thirty years
His move marks a new era in the location
Of O business OF this nature.
Doubleday. Page & Co.. who recently
moved their large printing plant TO Garden
CITY. Long Island have leased through
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball. jr,
from Eva Deutsch the entire eighth floor
OF the building Nos II and Is West 92d
street for a term OF ten years and ten
months from July l. After extensive inn
provements they will occupy the premises
as their New York office.
George r Read * Co. have leased for
the Consolidated Stock Exchange to the
Exchange Buffet corporation the restau-
rant in its building, at Broad and Beaver
streets. for d term of twenty-one years
making the twelfth restaurant controlled
by the lessees in this city
Louis Starr has leased from the Union
Trust Company. through the Cruikshank
Company, Nos 107 and 1919 st. Mark :
Place two five story tenement houses, for
five years, at an aggregate rental of $4,000.
". q L. Hess have leased the fourth,
ffth. sixth and seventh lofts. containing
1900 square feet, in No. 4l6 TO 422 West
'S2d street to Scheffer. Schramm 81 Nogel,
commission merchants, for a term Of years
at rental eggregating $4,000. The lessees
will use the premises for storage purposes.
Tho McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
has leased TO the American Motor Company
the store at No. 256 West 55th street for a
term OF years.
senior & Stout have leased No. 504 West
9th street 10 Louis Schavone for ten
years.
Richard H. Scooie has leased a store at
No. 1916 10 1860 Boston Road TO a Mr..
Hoover; also a store at No. Psi Third ave
nue. 10 Harry Krimsky
Barnett & CO. have leased the store No.
~ East 12eth street 70 the Altman Clothing
Company. also the store No. A39 Lexington
avenue 20 IN eHarlem Roofing Company for
Il term Of years.
The Duross Company has leased 6.5lD feet
IN No 307 10 3l5 West 18Th street TO the S
II. Pomeroy Company: floor IN No. 569
Third avenue 70 Z. OQper, the store at No
29I Eighth avenue TO Nathan Rosenberg
Eugene de +. Breden and Max Reese
have leased 10 Mrs. Catherine Kelly the
dwelling house No. 232 West 10Th street for
FIVE years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)


iNlth name ana address OF ''7t-N|
MAY s
BLEECKER ST 323 and 3?5. all AdoH
Schneider "a Josephine Glanninoio, yrs from
May /. 1911: 81. 26o; address. 30 thompson ST.
CLINTON AVE, 1852. store, August Kuhn to
Tony Parto; yrs from Nav l. 1911 SlNo' aH-
dress 1852 Clinton ave.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY $. 100 II OK
eth ave, 5Ox7O. all, Martha Rutherfuid -
Abraham and Louis Berneyi 20 yrs from May l.
1911. $1,000: address 500 East i6sth 81.
DEFY ST. 81 and SO. all Hudson Companies 20
John Rankin q Co, = yrs from May ]. i'll'
so 600. address "a Dey St
st. NICHOLAS AVE. 145j. store, Napoleon
Construction co to Thomas II Mahoneyi Yrs
from sept /. 1911. $500; address, is' Mannat-
tan ave.
ID AVE 1921. south store. floor; Ellen Press
70 simon Korbell; yrs from May ]. l9ll' Sfo;
address 1921 Cd ave.
80 AVE. l4es all; Henry Gerkan to Joseph
Rosenberg: 3 yrs from May l. 1871 5000; ad-
dress 500 Kelly 81.
sTTI AVE 210s. store floor and part basement
Jacob Nertens 10 George Gruning; yrs from
MAY l. 1911: Sl.5CO. address. 2l9S sth ave.
5OTII ST. 800 East. store and basement; sam
uel Levy to Salvatore Pernicaro and ano. . yrs
from MAY !. 1911 $50: address. ~ East DIST 81.
7TH ST o. store; Louis Rosenwaske and ano
20 Emil Pagano. yrs from May J. l9ll' Sd"';
address. 3Us East 9th q.
115TH ST AIS East. bldg Domenica g Pecora
TO John cara; = us from MAY J. 1911. Sl.3D;
address. 357 Fast 18th St
f5OTH ST. $40 and 372 East. ALL Edgeweter
Realty CO to Angelo Narnello. yrs from Dec
l. 1910 SO 600. address. so East l50th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
CROWDS DESTROYED LAWNS
Park Commissioner Sorry He Per-
mitted Use Of Union Square.

As result Of the suffrage meeting IN
Union Square Park. following the parade
of Saturday, Park Commissioner Slower
said Yesterday that a number OF the finest
lawns in the park had been ruined by the
crowds. The Park Commissioner said no
had been assured when he was asked for
pernnission TO hold the meeting that the
neople would be kept off the lawns and
dover beds, but the speakers stands had
,..r .r.c.ed IN the street and the audience
had stood on the lawns
Until preparations are made Tor a placs
whsre meetings may be held without dam
age TO park property Union Square viii
M, h. the scene Of any more suffrage
r,eetings or other public gatherings.
ut is the fault Of the city, said the
parx commissioner. FOR there is no place
Resides the parks where public gatherings
ran he held. have asked for 5000 to
finish the original plans for Union Square.
and have included large place there for
such meetings"
The Park Commissioner said when he
looked at the parade he felt that i rep
rasented the cream Of the city"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09

There was little trading done IN the real
estate market yesterday. Chief interest
centred in the sale OF a block front in
White Plains Road and the old Livingston
estate holding on the lower East Side
The White Plains Road property that tg-
ured in the transaction was that between
2Ssd and oath street. with a frontage oil
cls feet in White Plains Road and $50 feet
in the side streets The land was sold by
J. Clarence Davies for Morris b. Baer
The Charles O. Livingston estate SOLD
Nos. 81 50. 81. SIS and 81 Ridge street ten
three and four story front and rear tene-
nent houses. with stores. on plot lZSHI'
feet. between Delaney and R'vinston
streets
The property has been in the Livingston
family for over two hundred years. II mas
been held al $4,000 David Nogel. who is
understood 10 have represented the estate
,n the transaction. refused 20 divulge the
tpvor's name or what he planned to do
with the property.
Slsv.eon & Hobbs have sold for c. {.
Hobbs 70 Mrs Mary c. O'Brien the Wes-
tlevan dwelling and apartment house at the
, southwest corner Of Broadway and l47th
street with frontage of loo feet on bFoau-
way and % feet in the street
plans have been filed for the construc-
zion Of a new city home for J r. shefileid
on the north side of 9th street. l4o feet
west Of Park avenue II will be five story
and basement building. with a frontage OF
( % feet and a depth Of 500 feet, with an eX-
tension. The facade will be of limestone
and in the modern French Renaissance
STYLE of architecture and freproof through
xrrsfl, "
and has been estimated by the architeC'
Waiter B. Chambers. 10 cost $1,000
Plans have been filed for making over the
old stable on the south side of 66th street
$50 feet east of Park avenue, into a studio
garage and apartment. In making tHls
change the entire building will he demol-
ished, with the exception Of the side walls
and foundation. a new rear and a front
wall will be built. The new front VIII DE
very handsome, with a marble base ana
fancy brick above in the Gothic style ana
q large arched window at the second story,
with a balcony in front at that point.
There Will be a large copper bay windo"
at the third story. with loaded glass WIN
dows. and the roof will he mansard. Inc
Yer Nicer studios will occupy this structure.
Mrs. Charles r Clark is the owner L. X.
Bossongs. Butler & Rodman, the architects,
have estimated the cost Of making THIS
change az $4,000
Plans have been fled for charging
Grace Institute. at No 149 TO l55 West Goth
street by building a two story extension
on the east Of the present building. thereby
giving IL an additional frontage of 45.S feet,
at cost of $1,000 D'Oench & Yost are
the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Henry L Patton to Katharyn a Harper: 500.
North American Mortgage co 10 East raVer
Ncwburg savings Bank to Title Guarantee and
I-ust Co. $1,000 .
Title Guarantee and Trust % TO Ne" lorK
Skin and cancer Hospital, - BOO
same 10 New York Investors corporation;
Henry Kell and ano. trustees to Henry Z
Kell and ano, trustees; $500
same 10 William keil. Sl,sO0
trustee Si4O42 IS.
p Aymar Sands. trustee to Emily wilkins;
Farmers Loan and Trust Co to Rose smigel;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to John w ster-
'' Same re- to Egbert Seaman; $4,000.
same IN New York Investors Corporation'
Sip %iSeft Kaskel TO Emma Kaske!; assts; 81.
Martin Waters to Charles Remsen; 81.
Bernard Ratkowsky to Esther RatKo"sKy'
'' Leo A Price to carl Rosenoaum: ST. >,
civ Mortgage 60 10 New York Trust Co; 81.
Sew York Life Insurance Co 10 Mutual Life
i'' BENJAMIN stern to Adele oppenheimer and
any" Serbia D Benann to william Herr; 800.
Walter T Kohn 70 Henri , T Hirsca: 81 I,o
sirmund Ashner to Milton stern; $4,000.
Giuseppe G Zibeln 20 George P Larble; 81.
ScyrnOur Realty co 20 Emma II hashel, 81
Herbert Raub 20 Emil W Oppenhelm; sloo
Samuel n Davis Construction co 10 FREDERICK
Leland: 500. - >, w..
Eleanor wentworth to Eleanor Went
worth trustee; $1,000. ~. .,
Jacob Mendelsohn to Giuseppe Iibelh' 81
FANNIE spro to Giro catroPpo' 500 ,.
EIIz Upham 10 Alexander Mel jeffrey;
$1,000. ,, .,
Giovanni LOrdi % George = Laible; u,
Richard Winfield 10 Frederick P Forster
500. ,,.,t
LAWYERS Mortgage co TO Mary FTothins-
ham: $50 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,

RIDGE srREET-The Che<es o. Livingston
,,a.e las sold 30 50 to y RIDGE street. three
80 fo,,r story tenement houses with stores.
on a plot l2rxlO0 feet. between Delaney and
i{ivington streets IL property has been heia
al $4,000
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Rex Beach. the
.,,t5or and PLAYWRIGHT. has bought from the
T7roe.n Rea .tv Compant the college view Couit.
y a. etor, apartment house. a. the southeast
80 ~ Amsterdam avenue and l36th street.
{, las a frontage Of 100 feet 80 the avenue ana
~ feet I'M the street The Fop'iS S''' 10
have been held at s1lj.oo"
etsT cTFEET Pease & Gilman have sold
e. Amelia Il. Willard No api West slst street
a o[e story American basement 4welllnE mouse
" a Ia, 90xGS . 80 feet west Of west End eve
rue. -,
9th sTREET-slawscn & Hobbs have cold
o.. coobie Sterns No. "a West ssth street q
tbree etorv stone front dwelling nous IN '"'
iSy1oo ; 20 a client for occupancy
,oaTH STREET Anna =. Co'e. of BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
LIVINGSTON ESTATE SELLS old LAND
Property in Ridge Street Held by the Family for More han TWO
Hundred Years. Disposed Of.
BLOCK FRONT IN WHITE PLAINS ROAD SOLD

Moeller, OF Brooklyn: the William Daf inns
residence 10 Mrs. Hugh Coyle. OF Jefse'
City: the F. Z. Luhden property on 'ne
Boulevard TO Conrad Sedore. Of farVle"'
y j.: the home of John Dey on HooaI'
avenue 10 Richard H. Clarke. and the
L. Cropley house on Irving Place TO & r"
Whitney. Of New York.
AZ Woodmere Long Island, Pease q Eli
man has leased George L. Stebhins hoihe
on Woodmere Boulevard to William brash-
err Charles Z. Lamb has rented his mouse
on LAFAYETTE Place to Joseph wise for 'ne
summer. The Lewis H. MAY Company mas
leased for William c. Bryant his mouse Oh
Wyckoff Place 10 J. r. Baker
The Lewis II MAY Company has leased
for tho estate OF Pauline Rothschild cot
tage facing the ocean ON Storm avenue,
Arverne. Long Island. to p. Shapiro anu
for Modry cottage on Sea View avenue
to Nathan Joseph.
Pannaci Brothers have rented for MIS-
Nat Salisbury her cottage. called oKe-
chobee, at the reservation. Long Branch'
n J.. to Herman Hirsch for the summer
Sea son