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New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

Mar. Abearn has leased 30. 459 LeTing-
ton avenuo. northeast corner on 45ta street.
CO. term Of twenty-five years t0 T..
s,r..r-z ,rhe lessee viii make cTtensl e.
elections for q bachelor apartment hotel
csfz and erillro0m. George o. smith and
parker & johnson were the brokers.
BENJAMIN Enelauler has leased 20 VI.
sbidioyskv d. co. tho ninth lott 70 the build
ing No 1873 90 if1 West 25th street con-
tanning 10000 feet
stephen II. Tying. lr. O. co. report the
eoIlouirg leases To the Rockwell Elsiaea
lee Cruaarv. the tn.Ed floor at Nos. a5
- A. East goth street. % The Mora au
v.oolen Comuauv. space 10 80. III Eas.
o4tb street: in conjunction with Frei'..cA
r-o, & 60. 90 Joseph Kosenbcis Co.. tfa
as,eepth and sixteenta floors OF Nos iii
"a fi2 West 36th street. IN conjunction
-,,,tb the Cruikshank Company 20 PATCHING
O. 20 the top lot Of So -o tJ "A East goth
street and IN conjunction with Horace s..
p,,y & Co. 10 the John Pullman Company
,ns store. basement and FIRST lofi II No. -
~ % East 9th street
TIE BulNey O. Horton Company has
,oased the frst loft comprising 1000 feet
d, No 10 10 Water street. opposite tuI-
ION Ferry Brooklyn. Tor % ione term Of
,sars with options OF renewals, 20 John e.
Jarue Of Manhattan
Kehoe. has leased to MI Min
sky. druggist large store in the BUILDING
-, the northeast corner of Intervals avenue
and l63d street
p,rnett d Go. have leased 10 A. Alper th-
Tore at 40. IS East l25th street for a
term OF years
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were fled in the United states District
Court yesterday.
4. NJ WEBER-UHLIG COMPANY, man
ufaCturer OF children neadwear. WoiIlei! :
neckwear and ruchings, No. 36I Broad"ay D
involuntary. by these creditors: SaA 70.
lfck a Co, Si6. Samuel G. Nissenson, Ni9'
and Frederick Ludeing & Co, Ss5 LlaOlI-
ties $4,000. assets. $4,000.
GEORGE HARRIS FUR COMPANY, No
80 West 3sth street, involuntary 10y lhese
creditors. Jacob Drucker, 81, lsaacs q
Altman. 500, and s 3. Rosenthal, as trus-
tee iu bankruptcy Of kaplan, LeschlnssS ~
Niuesrad. fi29 Assets are estimated az
Sl5 Geo. OF which II Is stated that $l2oo or
$4,000 are doubtful accounts.
RUFUS V. HILANDS. manager, living
az No l3O Claremont avenue voluntary ,
Liabilities. {2l.lI6 assets. 100 shsTes OF
mining stocks. Of no value. Amohs ths
creditors are former Lieutenant GoNernol
Timothy l. Woodruff d.IO disputed cIalIi
for money advanced on commission AZ
count
PAUL PAPE. tailor AZ No. . West 23d
street. voluntary Liabilities. Ai6s; nom
lual assets. S.029 consisting OF STOCK, $'o'
tools. $3.50 and accounts f2,SS.
HARRY NJ. COHEN, manager, hVing AZ
No 81 West nth street. voluntary. La
hilltjes S2.l73. on a Judgment IN favor or
Louis Bauman, on an accommodation IN
dorsement OF a note Of the kann Ifadihs
Company; no assets. -
MONROE G. DESSAUER. advertising So
llcitor. Of No 63l West l55th street Noiuh-
tarv. Liabilities. G.T70. no assets. -.
CHARLES BAUMANN baker. OF NO
ggS Eighth avenue: voluntary. Liaolilties'
g i15 no assets
ANNA ENRICHT. OF No. 1914 toe ave
rue. voluntary Liabilities Sll .@2, mort
cages and deficiency Judgment In bIooA-
Ism no assets.
IKE LEVY of No 1887 Third avenue
formerly a liquor dealer; voluntary LA
blities, S667; no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

The Cross & Brown Company has leased
the ninth loft in Nos. u and II West S7th
street TO A. Taylor. William a. Jones and
Paul Golstein for a term Of years. This
is the third millinery concern 10 locate In
this building II has also leased an Office
in the Centurtan Building to the r II. sir
com Company for a term Of years.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased the
tenth floor Of the building a the southwest
corner Of 21st street and Fourth avenue 20
Valentine & Co. for executive Offices, also
leased the fourth floor IN No. 80 East 18th
street 70 Bailey Green & Elger.
Pease & Gilman have leased No East
SD street for John J. Sinclair to ". ".
shaw. No. ia East 37th street FOR Norman
@. Johnson 10 Robert Potter and No. 10
East 35th street for c. c. Deming TO Mrs.
Z. H Booth.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
SING SING "LIFER" PAR0LED
Patrick Herman Is Oldest Pris-
oner in Point of 25 Years There.

Patrick Herman. who has spent twenty
five years eight months and seven days In
Sing Sing for killing a man In Long lslsno
City. is 10 be paroled from the prison IN
few days. The officials admit that the
Board OF Parole, which met at the prison
yesterday. have agreed to grant him parole
Herman is the Oldest convict in the prison
in point OF years OF confinement. He has
been a model prisoner during the quarter
OF a century he has been here and the
records show that never once has he had
to be reprimanded for any cause.
He killed Peter Mccormack in Long ISL
and City, and was convicted and sent TO
Sing Sing prison to die. few days before
the time set for his death. In 1886. Governor
Hill commuted his sentence to life impris-
onment. A few days ago Governor Dix
again commuted the convict's sentence so
that he would be eligible for parole. He
has not left the prison yet. and II Is not
definitely known when ne will take his de-
parture
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
LEASES.

- The Farmers Loan ana Trust Company
as trustee Of the estate OF Francis S. Kin
nev. has leased the property No. l46
Broadway. with an Il" 70 Nos. l43 and 40
900 West 4Oth street The plot has Broadway
frontage Of 245 feet with an irregular
den-h averaging about So feet and 'front.'
ooo age on the SIDE street Of so feet The prop
erty. it is understood. will be used as a site
for moving picture and vaudeville house
The lease is for a term Of years.
900 Albert 3. Ashforth and Horace s. Ely
co. have leased for Joseph Milbank TO the
Bigelow Carpet Company floor and a
90 half. comprising about 1900 square feet in
the building at the southwest corner OF
Fourth aversIe and 25th street. The lease
is for FIVE years. with privilege OF renewal
for fve-years, at an annual rental Of about
ooo $4,000.
The Pullman Holding Company has leased
the store and basement in No. Il Madison
avenue 10 samuel J. Aronson for term oI
wears. The lessee is a silk manufacturer.
Daniel Birlsau & co. have leased for five
coo wears. at an aggregate rental Of about $780,
GOO. Nos. PA and ZI6 Church street % the
r. b. CIafin COMPANY The same brokers
have also rented the store at Nos. a. and 40
Worth street 90 q commission house that
has moved from further uptown.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
REALTY NOTES.

Albert b. Ashforth mas been appointed
agent for the Haviiand Building. a twelve
story loft building az 10. II East 5eth
street. extending through 10 No. 10 East
9th street Haviland q Co. the china
house. viii occupy a portion Of the building
Catherine Cuneo of Hoboken, j. j., is
the buyer Of 40. % Macdougal street, sold
recently ty ,he Moore estate. through Ed
gar T. Kingsley
L. Fletcher Snapp. who has been connect
ed with the T B Ackerson Company for
nearly two years. has recently resigned to
become advertising manager Of the Dean
Alvord Compang No. III Broadway MI
suapp will have under his special direction
the publicity affairs OF Belle Terre and
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
STEEL TRADE IMPROVES
Increase of Untitled Orders in
Month 447,627.

big improvement in the steel trade Is
reflected in the monthly statement OF the
United States Steel Corporation. issued
yesterday giving the amount OF unified
orders on its books on November 30. The
total reported was 41n.s55 tons, the largest
reported since June 30, 1910. and an increase
Of ~ s27 tons over the untitled orders re-
ported month ago. The trade had looked
for an increase OF between 10000 and 10000
tons. so that the actual showing was more
than twice as good as had been expected
on November ~ a year ago the Steel Cor
poration's untitled orders amounted TO only
2.760. 415 tons.
Steel manufacturers have been pleasantly
surprised az the volume Of buying that mas
followed the recent advance in prices on
certain classes Of finished steel products
As result OF the increased activity most
Of the steel manufacturers are accepting
orders for prompt delivery only. and are
refusing long time contracts. II was re-
ported Tat a large Eastern railroad offered
20 contract with the Steel Corporation FOR
all its structural material for three years
at present prices, and that the corporation
refused 70 entertain the offer.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
AN ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
Apartments in Park Avenue Be-
ina Rented from Plans.

Plans have been fled bv Cross & Cross.
architects. for the proposed twelve story
areproof apartment house 20 be erected at
fhe northeast corner OF Park avenue and
bith street. on plot l9l5xa' feet for the
Park Avenue and F,fty-fourth Street Com
ranv. % whom Moore g. Wr kof recently
Eold the plot
The contract for tho construction NJ the
building has been awarded 90 Wells Broth
srs. and work on the excavation IS already
under way The officers Of the owner cor
poraror. which was formed oy the Swan
Brown COMPANY NJ so $50 Madison ave-
nu-. 90 hold and operate tae property. are
Irvre swan Brown. president, Frederick
" Allen. v.ce-president. George r. Cough
Ian. treasurer. and Robert G.. Knapp. secre-
tar
The avenue and 54th street elevations Of
The building VIII be OF limestone and Har-
ward brick The plans cal. for every mod
ern irapros emert and convenience, the aim
Of The owners 0f tr- building being % mak>
In al its appointments AS attractive 20
tenants a. any other building u similar
type Ia the c.,y The typical plans show
Two apartments on each floor. from second
70 twelfth floor Inclusive. some ~ which
are on Tie same f0or level and others arc
oi me duplex type These apartments con-
Slst o. eleven rooms with four bathrooms,
sno o. thirteen rooms with four bathrooms.
mere being t~0 OPP three servants rooms
sho servants hall with each apartment
me arrangement is such that the typical
noof plans can De altered So as % provide
e'htr a smaller or larger apartment by
u.e shifting OF "a partition as the demands
tenants may require on tine first hoOr
vieIe VII be- large entrance foyer with
."o apartments Of somewhat smaller size
SN~A lAoSe Oh The upper dyOrs. IN the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
MAY BE RAILROAD MERGER
Connecticut River Line Would Take
Over the Vermont Valley.

The Connecticut River Railroad whlcn
is dependency OF the Boston & Maine
has made formal application TO the secre-
tarv Of State OF Massachusetts, for author
itv 70 acquire or merge with the Vermont
Valley Railroad. which It now controls
through ownership Of majority OF It's
stock.
The New York. New Haven & Hartford,
through the Vermont Valley Railroad, pur-
chased one-haf OF the New York Central 5
holdings Of Rutland Railroad stock last
February, and II, as commonly believed,
the remaining half OF the Centrars Rut-
land stock is turned over 20 the New
Haven as part OF the deal whereby the
Central ACQUIRES control Of the New York.
Ontario e. Western, the result Of the
merger OF the Connecticut and Vermont
roads will be 70 bring the Rutland more
directly under the control Of the New
Haven road.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
FAMOUS OLD WEAPONS SOLD
Field Collection, Including Miles Stan
dish's Pistol, Brings $4,000.
-py ~oIegraph 10 The Tribune


BOSTON. Dec. 9.-One OF the most widely
known collections OF ancient firearms IN
the country was sold al auction here
buvers attending from all parts Of the
world. II vas the collection OF Mark FIELD
~ Charlestown. and contained almost
thousand pieces.
Among the treasures which have been
added 10 the trove OF other collectors are
Miles Standish's wheel lock pistol. which
goes West: John Paul Jones's sword. which
goes 70 Kentucky. and two duelling pistols
owned by Alexander Hamilton and believed
70 have figured in the duel with Burr
which were purchased by United states
Senator.
There were also several crossbows' one
q, which. reputed 20 have been used by
columbus. went 70 a Spanish collector.
six-shot pepper boxes were purchased oy
tho Italian government.
The sale was held at Libbie's. and netted
more than $1,000. the names OF the pur-
chasers being withheld.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
BIG LONG ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company sold
10 Charles d. Krumscheid, for 1880, a plot
at the Manhasset Bay entrance 10 kensing-
ton. having a frontage OF $50 feet on the
Shore Road and PSI feet on Beverly Road
The property overlooks the new waterfront
park and harhor being constructed al the
head OF Manhasset Bay, and commands a
fine view of Port Washington and the
Wheatley Hills.
Commenting on this and recent sales, E
J. Rickert said. A striking fact Of the
current situation Is that the demand IS 2or
plots with an average frontage Of 2li feet,
and the average frontage OF the plots on
which houses have been built is 1913 feet,
which apparently proves that people now
going 10 the country 10 live do not want
country property cut up into city lots"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
RAWLINGS HEAD OF UNION TRUST.

Carroll C. Rawlings has been elected vice
president Of the Union Trust Company
Mr.. Rawlings has been connected with the
institution for thirty years. He was trust
officer for the past thirty years. Before
that he was for several years secretary TO
the president Of the COMPANY he VIII
continue in charge OF the trust depart
nent Of the institution. Mr. Rawlings ls
v.ce-presideut Of the Indiana Society or
New York and a member Of the Society OF
colonial Wars and OF the Sons OF the
American kevOlutiOn
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
TREES SPRING UP IN DAY.

Persons living on upper Seventh avenue
Yesterday morning looked out on oouie-
ward that was barren for six years Last
night. however. through the activity OF
park Commissioner Slower. they beheld a
line Of trees extending from central fark farIk
nlanes from Long Island were set out In
the boulevard plots yesterday. six TO a
block The planting vas done under the
direction of Charles y. Lay landscape
architect OF the Park Board.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

Long Branch's l,00O-foot new pier has
been described as a curiosity in concrete
II is the first Of its kind in the world TO be
built of solid reinforced concrete through
out. according 10 engineers.
Some OF the pilings were IS feet long and
weighed fourteen tons. They are sunk far
into the clay ocean bed. There is thirty
feet Of water at ys terminus where boats
will land. and the deck is twenty-elght feet
above the waterline. A line Of fast passen-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
NEW WORK ON G., M. & ST. P
First Construction To Be Done Since
Freieht Increase Was Denied.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail-
way Company has decided 70 resume new
construction work in Montana. Work Will
be started Immediately, ii is announced. 70
build a branch OF the Puget Sound road
N run from Lewiston 10 Roy, Mont Tne
estimated cost OF this new line is about
$4,000 a mile, making the total outlay
about a.5O0Ooo 1t will open up a large
section OF rich country. including approx
n1ately 100000 acres Of agricultural lands
nov, used for stock purposes, and consider
able mineral deposits will also be tapped.
This is the first new work undertaken
BY the St Paul since the Interstate CON-
r,erce Commission refused TO grant the
application Of a number Of Western rail-
roads for freight rate increases last Feb
ruary.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

Roslyn estates. These two properties COM
prise some I 800 acres in the aggregate, and
are located al the highest points Of the
north shore OF Long Island.
The Ernestus Gulick Company has been
APPOINTED manager OF the new Art Color
Building. at No. 90s 10 2l9 West Ssth street
near Broadway.
The Charles F. Noyes Company nego-
tiated the sale OF No "a Laight street and
No. l3 Vestry street for Giuseppe Sabba-
tino 10 John Fleming.
The United Real Estate owners Assocla-
tions Will hold a meeting al Reisenweoer g.
Ssh street and Eighth avenue on next
Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
A BrfIlionf Engineering Feat

ger boats will run between the pier and
New York. making the trip II is stated, in
an hour and a half The proposed build
lngs. theatre. etc. 70 rise above the pier
will be built next spring.
The project has been put through by
Samuel r Rosoff. St John Clark was the
engineer Work was started on Labor Day,
1910 The effects are already being felt on
real estate in the popular and fashionable
watering resort, and a big boom is indi-
Gated.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
MADISON AVENUE sKYscRAPER.

Buchanan & Fox have been commissioned
20 prepare plans for the twenty story ONCE,
store and loft building which syndicate
now being formed by Frederick Johnson is
10 erect al the southwest corner OF Madi-
son avenue and 42d street. with an Il
through 10 41st street Work is 10 begin
next May. when the present leases expire
The buyers acquired the property from the
Thorn mpson-Starrett Company last June.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
WOULD ACQUIRE VERMONT ROAD.

R,ston. Dec. "A petition for legislative
authority 70 acquire the Vermont Valley
Railroad. was filed with the Secretary OF
state to-day by Lucius Tuttle, as president
of the Connecticut River Railroad. The
vermont Valley is now under lease TO the
Connecticut River road. which is one Of
the Boston & Maine properties.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
Flathouses.
s2GUO

Three FIVE story fathouses. irregular
in size FOR plot az the northeast
corner OF 1880 81 and TIFFANY ST. own
s isc me sb5rls, s0h5seT.'oH Msyers - a'e $3.50
Two ive story brick fathouses, ooIXso
II on the westerly SIDE or Fark ave
437 q south Of 18TH 81, owner. Hope
B%Tse B%TseFu''ion % ..''.i1-.. lc'''eO' - 1900
TWO Ave story brick nathouses. 55zss. 4s
and 46 S5Kes 80, at the northeast cor
ner Of Hughes and Pelham aVes
G~HeT fscI oTsnz plnn1Slg Wei5eyr e5sy ~ 20 . 100
Two five story brick fathouses, 7ox1O2
and 44x94 3 q. az the northwest cor
ner Of Fox and 1880 sts owner saga
IN Mevsrs g'1'-'s ~ 100
Two ave story aathouses. 42xloOs IT.
OF the easterly side Of southern
Boulevard $50 u south Of West
chester ave. owner. Mercury Realty -. ~
co, architects, Goldner & Goldberg lb'V
Two I'VE story brick fathouses, oOxel6
Il on the easterly side OF Concord ave
$50 u north Of l5lst 81; owner, Ben
jaInin Benenson. architect ChaFles M N
SchaefeT, jr............., ..-......t 0o'V
Two Eve story nathouses, 81 6I90 feet.
on the eaSterly side OF Park ave,
1870 feet south Of ls0th S., owner,
Plough. Fox & Co. architect. Charles n,
Two SohayesI fiye story ~ aathouses 25xss feet, on
the easterly side Of Belmont ave, lZO
Iss5 B1dnaas,s a95as ot Is1.h srtb,tsct I 0 W Del
Two 1--WE Eve story fathouseS sex72 feet, on
the westerly side OF Davidson ave
97.6 feet north of North 81; owner
Henry Cleland; architect Cha4le' ~ NJ
-zo soheSIeT Aver ,torv aatsouses. s7isxss feet
on the westerly side Of Minford Place,
I72si feet south of Boston Road
owner. Stability Realty Co architect 20 M
Kreyrn borg Architectural Co f"'V,
one Ave story brick hathouse- l.77x
IOa feet on the essterly side oi
Charlotte Place le4.s feet north OF
Jennings s ..s3ygnf 2. 9TnsT IS Be- GaSdio. 500
one Eve story hatAouse. IS ex1Oo feet
on the westerly sids s, Of .yse "- ave svs,
owner. Jacob Cohen CONSTRUCTION CO; - 4,
architects CToldner & Goldberg go. oo'v,
one i've story hathouse. 8'<s+. ieet
s1d Concord ave: owner. BENJAMIN
Benenson; architect. Charles schae- so m
Tuo 1S' four s,ory brick aathouses 4lxss
feet on the north side of l1bth .
las feet east Of Mount Hope ave
owner. William c Berger. arcntect ann
or. Eha!.ss si9 sforv : "a Srick hathouse, with
stores. so lx96 s feet, on the easter
IL side Of Washington ave. 2Oe feet
north Of iT4th 81; owner, Marcol1
Construction Co; architects Goionef r, M
cSs % So.oOs 80. sts-v by,ck hathouse. 5oxeo
feet AZ the nor .neast corner OF
beaumont ave and 18th St owner
Scalzo Realty Co. architect. N W :, y,
one De' ays 51ttrr1 story brick nathouse 47xss
fsor on the westerly side ~ Pros
pect ave. 60 feet south Of lsoth 81
owner. / stup; architects Bern - M
stein q bernstein. .-. ..-- 49,. -. v''NN
Ore SIT story brick hathouse, 30 2Isl.5
feet, on the south side OF l45th 81
473 { feet south of Willis ave own
er JoHn E.st1 Knox MoAiee' 5oOc
one ave story hathouse. s3 4x1e feet
Ar the northwest corner Of Hornaday
a-A HOuaVyyell
PHILIP Kaufman a1en''ee'' ...'-... .' 800
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

one three story brick theatre. l24 Ak
lO4.l q. or the westerly side of Bos-
tor Road. from 1S1st % l>2d ~
euner, william Loew, aTcn4tect.
Frank Weuneme~ .-..-...-....-. .--.... ..-
one story and balcony brick theatre
R5x94 T. ~ -n, northwest corner oi
17stn 81 and Monterey ave. oNh...
5err, Raabe. architects Hunt &
>Wisemac ...........-. ..-..- -.. &c.. 49,
one story brick amusement hal. TX
100 q. on The south side of fremont
ave. 300 2 west % MaruiOn ave
owners. Speir a. Stlrman, architects
Coldner g. Goldberg .......-..... .--..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

MANEATTAN.
eSTH sTREET-Dr Robert O.. M-les has
sold The fvo four story and basement houses
at r1e % and 4C refh street. occupying a
I,ot sIzg-.4 feet. The property adloIns the
il--f9at plot AZ SO. IS 90 46 which is % be
taken over by the Nauei0e Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
DWELLING Houses.

sixteen Two story brick dwelling houses
isx3S feet. al the southwest corner
of Conner a. and Rombouts ave own
e-s Fine & Falk. architects. Jardine'
l. a
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
NEW JERSEY.
To SETTLE IN ESTATE

A nne residence IN the Orange Mountains, near
orange New Jersey. i.
All modern improvements, seven acres OF
ground in high state Of cultivation stsoie, gar.
Gener's house tool shop etc. easy terms u D.
MARKHAM y William ST. y. y.
House FOR SALE. TO RENT OR EXCHANGE
for New York CITY property az palisades PARK,
y J.: one family u rooms. uetn. lauhory ara
nant-v. also harm suitable for garage. all I'M
nroyements; 30 minutes from New York; boat
inx. lot Tix259 convenient 70 trolley and trsin'
We bargain. worth investigating See owner.
o 7 SCHULTZ. Grand ave. Palisades PARK
\. J. or 500 6th ave. New YORK.
NEW Jersey FARMS. SALE RENT. Tx
rhsnga. Illustrated catalogue 10 cents. PAUL
= WILLIAMS. National Bank Buicinf New
Brunswick. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
REAL ESTATE.

Invest your funds where they
will earn
$50 INCOME o6a
each year
The Best securi ty 10 the world
Is real estate. The best real
estate Is 10 New York City
The properties owned by the New
York Real Estate Security Company,
and which secure its 6% mortgage
bonds, offered at par and interest in
denominations of Sl00-SS00-Slo00,
are in the strongest business and the
most select residential sections OF
Manhattan Island, New York City.
No better security can be offered for
savings or surplus capital than these
properties.
Interest is paid on the bonds semi I
annually January and July and they
are tax exempt in New York State.
Do not fail TO inquire about this
high-class investment.
Write for Circular 9
New York Real Estate
Security Company
AZ Broadway New York CITY
Capital So, 900
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
Stores and Offices.

One six story brick store and ONCE
building. l5s 6144 feet. al the north
east corner Of 1e1st 81 and BrooK
ave. owner. Nelson Smith, jr; arcnl-
tect. Harry T Howell ..........,.-..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
Churches

One two story brick church and sun
dav schoo.. - lxs1l feet az he
southwest corner ~ NewoOld 81 ana
Olrusread ave. owner. church EIten-
sion Committee of New York Presny-
teri. architect. Els Benedict. ........
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
JNFURNIsHEo APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE
THE CLEVELAND

-tS0 East sfh ~
APARTMENTS of rooms. ample closen etc
.oyvprIsEMFSTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
o., Tn. Tyihuns received az their Uptown ol3ea
No ,sex broadway, between ssth and sfth -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
roLsr FOR BUSINESS pURposss.

30 81 ORCHARD STREET. 100 feet .outs Of
Grand Loft 5oxsT = feet, well lighted ard
vsntiiated Inquire 2 Ridley. SO Allen at. cub
basement $50 a. m, 20 2. NJ, or telephone
1855 Orchard
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
pE.t ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

SMALL ELEVATOR APARTMENT NEAR
TexinRton avenue subway (Hsrlem). a. per
cent mortgage: want suburban properly.
ROGERS. as Liberty ~.