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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
CHAPTER XIV.


The Whoahaw Trait.
J There are no pleasures where women
are not. Marie de Romba.
Tn our own caravan, now pressing
on for the general movement west OF
the Missouri. there was material for
hundred canvases. The world of our
great western country was then still
before us A stern and warlike people
was resolved to hold 1t and increase
it. OF these west-bonnd / now was
one. / felt the Joy OF that thought. I
was going west
The old trail to Oregon was laid
out By no government, arranged by no
engineer. planned BY no surveyor, sup.
ported by no appropriation. 1t sprang,
a road already created, from the earth
itself. covering 1000 miles OF our
country Why? Because there was
need for that country to be covered
by such trail at such time Be
cause we needed Oregon.
We carried with lie all the elements
Of society, as has the Anglo Saxon
ever Did any man offend against the
unwritten creed Of fair play, did be
shirk duty when that meant danger
to the common good. then he was
brought before council OF our lead
ers. men OF wisdom and fairness.
chosen BIZ the vote Of all; and so be
was judged and he was punished. AT
that time there was not west Of the
Missouri river any one who could ad-
minister an oath, who could execute
legal document. or perpetnate any
legal testimony: yet with us the law
marched pari passn across the land.
We had leaders chosen because they
we're 1T To lead. and leaders who felt
fun sense of responsibility to those
who chose them
Ait the head Of our column. we bore
the fag Of our republic. On our TANKS
were skirmishers. like those guarding
the Hanks Or Al army. ii was an
army an army Of our people With
iii marched women. With us marched
home That was the difference BE-
tween our cavalcade and that slower
and more selfish one. made up Of men
alone. which that Same wear was
faring westward along the unper
reaches of the Canadian plains. That
WAS Why We Won III was because
women and plows were with III.
CHAPTER XIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
LIS PENOENS.

2OOTH ST, 8 ST. 4 Of Marion ave,
30 2xlcO5; Jennie E Kies agt Katherine "a
Brun ct al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorneys
& w Hutchins.
MINETTA ST. ls 70 %; Minetta lane. 81
Emma r. Haroaugh sgt Thomas Rosson et a.
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Arrowsmith &
Dunn.
sTH ST, s. 1855 It W OF Avenue b. 25xl2s.
The Bronx: August ] Freutel agt Caroline
Keller et al foreclosure Of mtg)' attorney c +
HallCck.
1a2D ST. n $. $50 # e Of eth ave. 25x99 II:
Theodore y straube agt Henry Kelly Tore
closure OF Mtg; attorneys. Harris Cor"in'
Gunnison & Meyers.
RIDGE ST W s. 125 II 81 stanton ST. ok
100. Rosie Tucker agt Bella Woof 81 a. tacuon
10 remove title): attorney | Grunstein.
10th ST. 4I2 East: Bungay co OF New lork.
Inc agt Joseph Zeller - al foreclosute OF H'g)i
attorney. + Hrleman
MADISON ST. $50; Adam Muller agt samuel
G baum ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys.
Deyo & Bauerdorf.
10TH ST. 3ie East: Minnie Roche. admrx, agt
lanes + Roche ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' at
torney. J o Connel
DIVISION ST. 2s and 30; Charles t<ellner
agt Louis Rapaport ct al foreclosure OF mtg)'
attorney. Abraham.
41ST ST 424 West; Theodore Greentree as'
Rose c Bracen ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' at
torney " Leslie.
elsT ST. 347 East; Barnet Feinstein az,
Louis Mandel ct al foreclosure OF mtsl' a''o'-
ney. Alexander
1sT AVE. s. 100 # n Of LIST ST 1mxloO Tns
Bronx; O. Henson Davis. executor asL h dtne,a
Belotta ct al foreclosure OF mts)' a''O'''e'e .
Ferriss. Roeser a Storck
I75TH ST. 525. SO and 52l West: Empire
c.tv~Gerard co agt Simon improvement CO 81
al faction 10 foreclose mechanics Heni at'o'-
news Pressinger * Newcombe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11

a poei. 51loo Edenwald; Joseph Levy to sarah
roliack' Feb 4. 500. address. 1872 West 9th st.
OXFORD PLACE. 1875. l6es1Oo: william ND ID
~ n3i r. 70 Isabelle Lehman untg S4o""'
'an "o' sl' address s26 East 2l7th st.
WEST FARMS ROAD. SOS 1878 IT n Of
hoe st, J0x9G8: Friedman Construction Co %
MOTIFS steinheimer. Feb mtg S33,5"O' 81
aduress' q East 95th ST.
WEEKS AVE. $, q n n OF 1881 81, 5oxS,
dress 1885 Weeks ave
WASHINGTON AVE. cor iG1st ST. runs =
oN W ll4il to n G William st x " 20 C
,l,le to William st; Central Trust Co OF New
nork trustee, to Young Mems Christian Assocla-
'ioh; FEB 2; $4,000 address. 2l5 West 25d ST.
WASHINGTON AVE, w cor 16ist 81; OK ~ <
IIItb' Anna T. Ainsler TO same, FEB " SiVV' d"
dress, same as above
Wei Well to Psaby Construction CO Cmtg s'''oc''
feo ~ 500; address l4I East 10Th ST.
WEST FARMS ROAD. s. at Wv Free
man ST. 1j2xl3s.4x irreg; Hyman HorwiZ ct
10 Hyman Horwitz: all Hens: Jan IL; 81 al
dress. - West 10Th st.
SANE PROPERTY: Hyman Horwitz to &c George r.
ID Judson; y part tmtg $4,000; Jan 90 g.
address. Middeport, Niagara Co. \ Y
WILLIAM ST. S. 1t 9s map North Merose!,
lesx irreg; Jennie NJ" Brady 70 Young men 81, :
Christian Association; Feb 8; 800; address 20
West 23d St
WooDYCREsT AVE. n cor l64th st. COX
100 Grace Brady to william Simpson mtg
sl5.oO0 Feb 4; ST. address. 29l Bonner Pace.
Sd AVE. 5. east y lot. map Wakefield ok
irreg: William Lehman, jr. 10 Isabelle Lehman
mtg s2.TJO; Jan 90; 500. address. $50 East
2l7th ST.
l6lST ST. az n William st. runs runs, =
along 16lst ST. 1861 90 to "ilid.Il
st l0l irreg; Charles r RhinelandeI, ~ 10
Young Mems Christian Association; Feb =; SiVV'
address. 2i5 West 23d st.
10TH ST. cor yyse ave 2ixi 40 Eleanor mo
l. Donohue 10 Patrick Fenton mtg S2i,"")' req
q Siip. address $40 linton
18TH ST. 5, 40 n " of Bathgate ave- az
90: Sadie Goldman 10 Joseph Qllnlan ul's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Isaac Kramer to Charles, Friedenberg 81.
Emma T. simpson TO Belle Secular; 81.
Harold D Watson to Title Guarantee and Trust
Solomon simon to Helene Realty and Con-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Marcia NJ
Soils and ano. eXrs; 5000 -
Same to Dry Dock Savings Institution 81
O'S Same to same: $4,000.
Greenwich Mortgage Co to Wilhelm Lauter;
francesca BamoPto to Mitchell Bamonte; 500 500
Title Guarantee and Ir r., go co to New York
Investors Cooperation; SlI0Oo.
Same 10 same. Si>EN
Same TO same. S2>WF
Same 70 same; Slb,ggJ.
Same 10 same; 500
same 10 same. $4,000.
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana trust 20 10 Law
yors Mortgage Co: $3.50
Sane 70 same. St.pUN.
1 1ossgb 70 steen to Henry McCaddin; assts
SiT isaac Haft and ano to Abraham Levin; 81
Isaac Haft n Samuel Grodginsky: 81 - ,
New York fecurity and Trust co 10 Mary J
Moraorf: $4,000. ,- - -. -.
lief ~ WIDOWS and children OF Clersymen u me
Protestant Episcopal Church IN Ne" horH' no
VS. Same TO Bowery Savings Bank; sleo 600.
Tew yori; Mortgage and Security Go 70 Fred
ericl, I. Walter ct al. executors; Slo0oD'
Steuhan Sturges 10 Max Horowitz 81. .
Addison BROWN trustee TO Henry Moves; 81
Never Goldberg and ano 10 'aoAso"
So 600. =. y % por~,
AlNON
Heaton as commissioner; 81. .
William q Park to ! Crawford McCreeryi
addison Brown executor to Henry r Noyes;
Frederick d Althogse 10 Walter Fraser
Cari Roller 10 Morris Rock: $1,000.
louis Frank 10 Paul Shwab. 500. .
ANDREW c Patterson 10 Won NoldsoetG' q
tt'u' ~ Caughlsn to Theodore Greentree; 81.
Metropolitan Trust co TO Cornelia Sladei
ST. 900 -, .-,as.t,. E,
,'orrelius ! Kelly 70 Theodore Greentree: s.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Eueline II DIN
Same 1sres B Kiishelmer. jr. to Frederick " Bin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

prvFRsrDr DRIVE. r cor Of 15ist 81.
1o3xl7sxio0x145. Central Chandelier CO ast
Slon Construction co, owner and So ~ ao'"''
euvernan & London. contractors S263o.
R,TUGATE AVE $3.50. William Z Lyons
cot Alexander Development Co. owner and
contractor; $I1I Il.
WEBSTER AVE. n " cor Of leith 81. io 100,
v7o tx irreg: Lewis II Woods agt Frederich
N Meuert. owner and contractor; Sl9i 10.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor Of l4lst ST.
y. Fittsburg Plate Glass co agt Sillon
Construction Co. owner and contractor'
sI43 81.
ROBBINS AVE. " $. 276 q $ Of Dater st.
o-II5o: Angelo Lasanv art Poldow Construc-
ficn co. owner and contractor; 5000
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor OF i5ist st.
Ian Co. owner and contractor: Sl17O 50.
prNEHTRST AVE. cor OF i7Ith ST..
1o5y0S: Nathan Brandt agt Helene Realty
ana Construction Co, owner ana contractor;
$1,000.
Improvement co. owner and contractor;
81 800.
.sap ST. W = % 4 g Of White Plains road,
7-xloo Ranaele MalSngo ast De sidI
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor l5lst ST. 1899
IA /. Richard y Spiers agt sillon ConstrGction
90 owner and contractor George W Nelll'
owner. $500
tqtrH ST. II 10 Il East. Louis Rosen agt
Henry Bronner. owner Cohen & polusky. con
tractors. $50.
9TH ST. lis and i2o West colweil Lead GO
aet A n ; Construction o. 90 o. owner haiod l.
pockmore. contractor. $3.50 o..
BROADWAY. W s. 1873 n OF Waverly pl
70 7yiOl. stewart Lumber 60 agt Amy c CAL
latin owner: Kahn. Wertheimer smith CO.
lcssecs Krers j. & 90. contra tors sos -.
AUDUBON AVE. n g cor 10Th st. es9xioo;
.,sobor, a. Wood agt simon Construction Co.
tv.uer and contractor. Sab 90
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2 cor lalst -. lo4x
~ Kuischer & co AIT Sillon construction Co.
l,,reT ana contractor. 50 $50.
,t-pt-BON AVE. . cor l73th 81. l0oNloo;
- & 4 Corbln. of v agt simon Improvement
10 owner and contractor. >"-"-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE cor ldlst o. l08pN
,t5v irreg; Anton Larsen q son agt Siiion Con
str1rtion CO. owner and contractor. George W
WE'LL owner; N2a
WILKINS AVE. W 5. rs Il $ OF i70th st. 7Sx
TOO Antonio Marano AIT Harry VI Hess owner;
turci Contracting GO. contractor; HHl 10
gggD ST. SIS - II of Barnes ave, I5xlof.
pcts,,lc Carsaro agt Deudicibus Building Co,
owner and contractor So,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor iolst st. ioix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
KIDNAPPER GETS 25 YEARS
Judge Grain Sorry He Couldn't Make
II More. Under New Law.

Judge Grain sentenced Giovanni Gangi
in General Sessions yesterday 10 twenty
five years in state prison for Kidnapping
fge-year-old Rosina Giordino from the
home OF her parents. no. So Spring street
on March II, 1910 Gangi waved a crucihx
as he was led from the courtroom, and
protested his innocence.
The child was returned 10 her parents at
the end of a week. and after Gangi had
collected $50 from them, although a de-
nand had been made tor 5000. He pro-
fessed 70 be acting as a friend OF the fami-
H. and a gO-between for the real kid
manners in securing her return. Judge
Grain said he would have been glad 20 i'm
nose the extreme penalty Of fifty years,
but that the law increasing II from TWEEN
tv-hye years had been passed after Gangi
committed the crime.
After COMMUNICATING Detective Russo and
Assistant District Attorney Press. who Sc
cured Gangi's conviction. Judge Grain de-
nounced Gangl. Your crime was one Of
deliberation. and not of impulse" he SAID.
1T was prompted by greed. and you still
hold your plunder II was executed with
crneltv. and you acted on Information OBJ
,a,ned by YOU under the guise OF friend
chin for the parents whom you tortured.
There Is nothing in the case That calls Tor
MITIGATION of the maximum penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
PURCHASES SITE FOR BANK
Gramatan National Buys Big Corner
Plot for New Building.

The Gramatan National Bank has bought
from the Lawrence Park Realty Company
a plot Of three lots at Kraft avenue and
Station Square. ine site has a frontage
of 70 feet on the square and 90 feet on
Kraft avenue, and it is to be improved
within a year with a banking structure
Another interesting transaction has just
been closed at Lawrence Park West. 1t
involves the purchase by Mrs. Lydia A.
Hayward Of a plot comprising 10000 square
feet and having a frontage Of $50 feet each
in Rockledge and Devon roads; also half
acre plot at the corner of Warwick and
Kent roads. In exchange Mrs. Hayward
gives to the Lawrence Park Realty Com
pany her home, known as Gray Gables in
Lawrence Park. She will improve both Of
the properties Just acquired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Il lessee
FEBRUARY TO-

FEBRUARY 10
ALLEN ST. 20 and o. except four basement /.
yrs from Feb /, 1911; $500; address Isl
Orchard st.
BRooME ST. 49,. store, etc; John II G Ger,
to Herman Ahrcns and ano: 10 yrs from req D.
1911; s2.7Oo; address. % Van Ness pl'
BROADWAY. TO store and basement: Cne ao,,.
bro Davidson Realty co to William f Van Lew
and joseph Tgtle "a 6 Ss sds1 Cs ,rI
Long Island. -
SAME PROPERTY. assign lease; William william, +
Van Ilew and ano TO Minnie } Grant '''' .
1910; 81: address. 50I West 14Oth II.
CLEVELAND PL. -. n e cor Of Delaney 81,
Augusta IJeberty to Giuseppe Afano: 10 S,ss
from Sept l. 1910. $500 TO $500; address IL
Cleveland p .
COLUMBUS AVE. 99i. cor Of lo2 p n,s 81;
store etc; William Egner and ano 10 R s goo
II Conway; 10 yrs from May l. IVA F-'V''
address 141 Amsterdam ave- ,.,
1ST AVE. 80 store and basement pa nm
Gossweer ct al 10 Louis Holman; 10 yrs i'''''
March l. 1911: 1900: address. $50 LIST ave
1sT AVE 2157 store hoor. and 6a as. fr9m
Mary Marine to Salvatore 10 Casclo; . We i'''''
March /. 1911: 81. 40: address. 2164 % ave. oo
I'D AVE. 12s. the right of tenants etc OF 10
to the yards and area as means 81 , IN :, RIork:
. YRS 3 mos from Feb |. 1911. sl-o' auuiesS'
l47 Hooper St Brooklyn ,
% AVE. 1904 south store and floor above ana "a
part q cellar: Emil J9ha IaiI .s4o address
1905 % ave.
an AVE oeo ccbaefer CO To Morris n Lewis
yrs from Nav l. 1911 S. $50; address "No 10
ave
10TH ST. 900 West: John F Ludn n James
Kelly: yrs from May ]. 1910 Slo"o' ad-
dress GOO West 10th st.
4STH ST. East: store. etc: Joseph Keen
70 Ottlie Brand yrs from May ~ .
81 800 10 g.. 600: address 5l4 West l2Zd 81
10Th ST. II West. 27x100.5. trustees Of
Columbia College to estate Of Henry Barnes
Il yrs from Dec /. 1907: taxes, etc. S"'''''
address 112 East seth ST.
50TH ST Is West. 2jxl0o.5: the land same
to Sarah W and Grace G. Morgan: 2l'yrs from
May !. 1910; taxes. etc. and s2.I6o. ADDRESS,
u West 50th ST.
10th ST, 1G West. c5Nl00.5: the land same
10 Henry l. Dyer; u yrs from May ]; lblo'
taxes etc: s2.S1S. address. 16 West 5Oth ST.
SD ST. 1876 to l46 West. 10th loft; Frank
" Randall 10 Leopold stern: yrs mos from
Nov !. 1910: $4,000; address. &c Nassau st.
GOTH ST. 235 West. store, etc; Maria X
Gray to Patrick and James Collin; J yrs from
Jan l. 1911. $500: address. 207 West 62d ST.
75TH ST. n s. "a II W Of Park ave, 17x1022'
18th 81 and Park Ave co 70 Henrietta Ross;
10 yrs from Feb I. 1911: $1,000: address. 63
East 18th ST.
18TH ST. 2f5 and 2i7 west. fat on first
floor: Hennessey Realty Co TO Max Stein;
/ yr mos from March ]. 1911. $3.50; address.
2ij West 18th ST.
12jTH ST 10i East. store and cellar; Dick
Niemeyer to Charles u Boer: yrs from Feb
/ 1911; 10000; address. 30 East 23Ith 81.
133D ST, - to Il West; Ray Maise and
ano TO Sarah Landesman; 3 yrs from Dec l..
| 1910; SlO,S00; address, 73 West 1lsth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
THE PRIVATE SALES MARkE !

pRADHI-RST AVENUE-The Brown heaIl :
CIr1nar,, has sold to Samuel FlorrSn'lmeI thI
so,i,b beast corner of Bradhurst avenue az
14Stb street six story apartment mouse on
blot 5OxlOO feet. Properly ~ JaihH''d' i-o''9
Island was given in part payment
soTH sTREET-Ida Binse has sold NO 6S
uaet SON street, four story and basement
LI-,1.Ili1y on lot i9GxSl2 feet, near PARK ave
nue.. -,
eeru sTREET-Albert + Toussaint has
ia fnr cophie Sterns the three story dwelling
100 ( feet. to a client for occupancy.
10Th sTREET-Judson s. Todd has bousht
from, william I. Dixon, through NJ. ~ l. heSs
H,ns Ig1 and 1873 West Goth street and NOS l
20 and 4 10 Pacific Place including inc lte
80 Pacific street: also No. l31 TO lil west
1otb street NJ & J. Hess have sold 10 MI
Tod1 FOR Mary r. Heather. represented ~
coorge " Mercer e. Son. No 100 West -Htn
street Al % the properties are three arg
fo,,r story buildings. the frontage being I"i
feSt The Heather parcel has been III the
family for about fifty years.
THE BRONX.
WILLIS AVENUE-Smith & Phelps have
sold for cash Tor the Henry F. Muller Coh -
nanv the four story building. with stores on
iot o5v1O7 feet on the southwest corner or
wills avenue and 10th street; FOR Enoch =.
pol for immediate Improvement The plot suk
100 feet on the south side 81 10th street. 100
fcet east OF Washington avenue.
HOE AVENUE William T o,Brien sold for
Mrs. Warv = Kelley No 1929 Hoe avenue, a
Two family nathouse. on lot 25Slpo
CLAY AVENUE-The O. j. Schwarzler Com
pioch. and 80 1906 Clay avenue 20 Mr..
Iionman These are two Of a row or twelve
ave story houses each on plot ioXl0p re
Gently completed and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for c. W. Will
Jams the five story American basement
dwelling house No 81 East 18th street, TO
]. Tuckerman Tower. of Tuxedo n. Y.
Van Norden & Wilson sub-leased for
FrederiCs QncD the centre store No. l West
saith street. to Barrett Nephews & Co. also
space TO the Neponsit Realty Company and
the Rockwell Silver Company: also for the
estate Of John Jacob Astor space in the
Astor Court Building to Mardin Broth
ers. and for the Lisc Realty Company the
second floors Nos. "A and 16 East 33d street
to the American Association Of Beaux Arts,
architects.
II. c. Senior & Co. leased for Annie VI.
Campbell the two story garage al No. ia
West End avenue to Richard b. Laffay.
William A. White & Sons leased to Bird
song Brothers the buildings Nos 42S 43o
and 432 Greenwich street. at an annual
rental of about 5000; also TO ]. f. Rhoads
& Sons. of Philadelphia, the store No. 2S7
Pearl street.
NJ F. Meehan leased for the Clarke
estate and Eugene p. Peyser to the Balti-
more Dairy Lunch for ten years the store
and basement at No 3s3 Broadway.
L. J. Greenberger has leased for D. Me
meyer the store at No. l0i East 18th street
to Charles De Boer for five years at an
aggregate rental Of $4,000.
DenZer Brothers have leased for Frost &
Palmer to the Monarch Waist Company, Of
ST Louis, 10000 square feet at No. 122 10 100
West 9th street; for William Cruikshank' s
Sons 10 a manufacturer OF dresses the sew
enth loft in Nos. SO and 50 East Dist street;
for Harry Goodman to Max Katz the third
loft at No West 2lst street; for the
United Merchants Realty and Improvement
Company the first loft at No. Sl3 Broadway
to the Guarantee Feather Company; for a.
H. Kantrowitz the second loft at No. ll3
Mercer street: for the Douglas Robinson
Charles s. Brown Company the second lott
al No. Lispenard street.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the entire building No. % Front
street to the George w. Lane Company for
a period of five years from May !, 1911. The
Moves company has also leased for Bernard
Kreiser the third floor OF No. Sc Park Place
TO the A. o. Schoonmaker Company; the
second floor Of No. 219 Pearl street to
Charles Barthens: the third floor OF No. 2ly
Pearl street to Joseph Rosenberg; the third
floor of No. 127 Franklin street for the Bar
ron Realty Company 10 the Roessler ~
Hassacher Chemical Company. and floor
i'm No. 50 Ann street to Finck & Conlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tr-hune Bureau.l


washington. February 10
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued: .n,,v
Major MERRITT ". IRELAND. medical
corps, to Chicago, TO attend seventh an
nual conference Of American Medical AS
Captain WILLIAM A. DUNCAN, medica,
corps from Vancouver Barracks 10 held
medical supply depot. Washington.
Leaves OF ABSENCE Lieutenant Colonel FRED
ERlCK W. SIBLEY, inspector general !,
fifteen days: First Lieutenant ARIliC u. X
month and ten days.
NAVY.
Boatswain y. MINTYRE. ~ duty with Asia'ic
Chief Gunner l.. F. BRUCE. detached the
Pennsylvania: sto examination navy yard
Mare Island. for retirement, and upon
completion. wait orders.
MARINE CORPS
Major II. c. DAVIS. TO recruiting duty Phil
adeIpbia. vice FIRST Lieutenant II. G.
BARTLETT, to marine barracks navy
Captain J. c. BRECKINRIDGE. detached
navy yard. Philadelphia; TO Port Royal
for duty in connection with marine de-
First LieUtenant t' r. o. UNDERWOOD, when
discharged naval medical school to marine
barracks navy yard. Washington
Second Lieutenant F. II. DREEs. detached
marine barracks. Washington to naval
prison. navy yard. Portsmouth 49,.
Of absence for two weeks, with permission
TO visit Costa Rica.
Second Iieutenants JOHN DIXON and H. VI
BUTLER qualified for promotion.
Lieutenant Colonel T. c. PRINCE, placed on
First Lieutenant FREDERIC KENSEL, de-
tached navy yard Boston; placed on re-
tired list - -
Leaves OF absence: Captain 3. ". SIBLEY,
thirty DAYS. Second Lieutenant J.. W. l.
WALLER. Jr., one month; Second Lieu
tenant r. y. r. DOURkDOIRE one
month. and First Lieutenant 7. {. Moon
NELL four months.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Feb. s-The Paulding, at Key West; the
Ajax. at Boston. the Tecumseh. at Wash
ington
SAILED.
Feb. 9.-The Tingey and the De Long. from
Charleston for Newbern. y. c.; the Pauld-
ing. the Roe and the Drayton. from Key
West for Pensacola. the Tecumseh. from
washington Tor mouth OF the Potomac;
the Dolphin. from POrt-aU- Prince for
Guantanamo; the Prairie from navy yard.
Charleston to Boston
Cpon completion Of repairs on the Michigan
and the South Carolina az navy yard.
Norfolk about 25th inst vessels will pro-
coed 20 Guantanamo Bay. TO rejoin At
lantic feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

DR.. william F. Fluhrer is the buyer OF
No. 2il West list street, the sale Of which
by Mrs j. II. J. Stewart through Pease &
Gilman was recently reported.
Charles w. Cooley is the buyer Of Nos.
III and l19 East 2ith street. reported sold
recently by the Century Holding Company
Mr. Cooley will build on the site a twelve
story loft building from plans by Mulliken
&, Moeler.
Arnold Byrne & Baumann were the brok-
ers in the following recently reported sales;
Southeast corner of 10th street and Eighth
avenue. for ii. Bindse; No. 7l3 East l75th
street for the Wedhof Construction Com
pany.
George j. Safer is the buyer of No 23i
East oath street, reported sold by the Nc
Ouade estate; Hubertb & Gatol were the
brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
ALTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

RowERY: i5ls and i; % a sly brk store
and lofts; " Jacoby. Al Park Row. owner; o
LoWinson. is East 42d 81. architect. 5000.
BOTH ST. n 5, 59l II W Of 18th ave; 70 sly
dVg: Trustees Columbia College. 80 Wall 4,
owner: NJ 4 Dansch, 10 East 33d st. srchi-
tect. $500.
WEST ST. 60. 10 a sty brk cafe and room
ing house: Baldwin q MAY. attys. 81 Nassau n.
owners; T Langley. ia East 23d 81. archi-
tect. $4,000.
THE BRONX.
.wEsTcHEsTER AVE, $. between BronS
River and New York. New Haven q HARTFORD
r r tracks: sty frame shed and storage lbS
s.. Hesney l72d 81 and West Farms n,
owner: Henry Wordheim. 1857 fremont ave.
architect: cost. $500
WILCOX AVE. $. l25 # 5 OF Farmount
ave; . sly frame dwg. 22X336. Luciano Colan-
teoni. 305 East l06th 81. owner and architect:
cost. $500
NEwBoI.D AVE. n 5. cor 4 Castle Hill ave:
/ sly frame stores and dwg. l0l.9xi5 ?: Joseph
Wagner. on premises. owner; t0ehns, 100
Walker ave- architect; cost. 5000.
BELDEN LANE. :. 39.7l n OF city ls.ant
ave: pa sty frame dwg. 36x2s.b Richard y
Arrow City Island, owner; Kari + selierI -
West i2d 81. architect; cost. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-11
REALTY NOTES.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the twelve story building at NOS
Is and Il East 32d street
The Charles E Noyes Company has been
Amounted renting agent for the ten story
buiIding TO he erected at the southwest cor
ner of Reade and Elm streets by the {. d
NJ. Envelope Company
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the twelve story apartment
house now being erected at the southwest
corner of 18th street and Park avenue.
Morton Simon has been appointed agent
for the Arrowhead Court, at the northwest
corner of nth street and Pinehurst avenue
and for the Kenilworth, at the northeast
corner of 18th street and Pinehurst ave
NM