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The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
GREAT AUTOMOBILE
 RACE ID PHOENIX
Fifteen Auto Racers Already Scheduled to Make Race From Los Angeles
 to Phoenix During Fair Week

Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. o-Five of the fifteen automobile entered in the famous Los Angeles to Phoenix road race have already paid their starting fee and made test runs over the proposed route. The event is one of the big fea- lures of the Seventh Annual Ari- zona Fair which this year begins at Phoenix on November 9th. When this race was first proposed there were many of the automo- bile enthusiasts who declared that the event would be short lived on account of the extreme hardships bound to be encountered on the journey. In the place of the race loosing in popularity it has gained and today is known all over the world. This is the fourth annual race.
 The cars so far entered are the Buick, Fiat, National, Apperson, Franklin, E. M. F. Co.,, and the Cole. There are however at least ten other cars which have been prepared for entry by their agents. The drivers are all known as dar- ing drivers. Nikrent will drive the Buick; Tettzlaff the Fiat; Herlick The National; Curtis the Apperson; Hamlin the Franklin and Dom the Cole.
 The race will start from Los Angeles Saturday night, November 4th, and all of the cars should reach Yuma some time Sunday in time to spend the night there the lost time being deducted from the time charged to the cars in the total hours taken to journey from Los Angeles to Phoenix. An early start will then be made from Yuma Monday morning which should land the cars in Phoenix about noon Monday. The finish will be in front of the grand stand at the Fair grounds.
 Numerous prizes have been offered the winner the most attrac- tive individual prize being beau tiful silver cup valued at S75o offered by the Bullock Store of Los Angeles. The money prizes are $2ooo for the best time be- tween Los Angeles and Phoenix; SIooo for the best time when San Diego is passed; $500 for the best time to Fl Centre, California, and $500 for the best time as far as Yuma. These different cash prizes are divided 70 per cent to the first car, 20 per cent to the second car and 10 per cent to the third car.
 Last year the race courseiwas 4I2 miles and the time madeIwas IS hours and 30 minutes. The course this year has been changed and is 532 miles long. There have been various estimates as to the probable time all the way from sixteen to twenty hours.g
 While the road race finish is the big automobile feature of the Fair there are other events nearly as interesting, one whole afternoon of Fair week being devoted to auto racing. Friday is the day set apart for these races and in the 25 mile race, according to George Purdy Bullard who is superin- tendant of auto day events, there will be at least three cars start any one of which is capable of
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

A Primary Election is hereby called in the several precincts of Coconino county, under the pro- visions of the law relating to Primary Elections, as amended by Ordinance No. 2, on the 24th day of October, 1911, for the pur- pose of voting for candidates for the several parties to be nomi- mated for the following offices:
 STATE OFFICERS. United States Senators (Ad- visory).
 Representative to Congress. Judges of State Supreme Court. Governor. Secretary of State. State Auditor. State Treasurer. Attorney General. Superintendent of Public h. struction.
 State Senators. State Representatives. Corporation Commissioners.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. Judge of Superior Court. Clerk of Superior Court. Sheriff.
 Recorder.
 Treasurer. School Superintendent. County Attorney. Assessor.
 County Superintendent of Roads. Surveyor.
 Supervisors.
 PRECINCT OFFICERS. Justices oi the Peace. Constables. County Precinct Committeeman.
 w. H. SwITzRR, Clerk of the Board of Super
 visors of Coconino county,
 Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

An exchange says do not depend on what you think is coming to you, as the estimate may be too liberal. But depend only on what you get. Some people get all that is coming to them with inter est.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

We order any record, either Edison or Victor for you when you want them, if we haven't them in stock. Give us your order. The Confection Den.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
Frank Spear Drawing, Express, Trans.
 fer and Teaming Leave Orders Phone i36
The Wise Smoker Says

Get the best Of cigars don't let cigars get the best of you; try the RoTHENBERG iOc CIGARS, very mild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

John Van Buren,. exr 20 Leopold Frank
ST.. 500
Eyersley Chnds 10 North River Saving:
Bank; So, 600.
John Drew to George G Dunn: 81.
Samuel KotSs TO Charles Schwartz 81
Mary c Conroy 10 William + Clare: 81, go 80
Catharine T. Birkenhauer to Jacob IT Seuel
800
Carolyn l. Rogers to Hannah Wills: ST.
Mary l. Cummings to Barbara Rosenberg
81 $50 80.
Thomas Higgins. ir and ano exrs 10 caro-.
Ign l. Rogers; S5.532 0s
Leopoldna Sebert to George Puchhafcr
$500.
jarrett W Bell TO Metropolitan Savings Bank
500 900.
Jacob Macher TO Emile Macher: 800
George Gcrnand and sno to Henry Evclt7
81 al. ST.
Enoch g Bell To John j Bell. SOS. 900
Same to Anna II MolGonke - al trus
500 900.
TILE Guarantee and Trust Co to Blanche 7
Hcinsheimer. $1,000.
Same To same. 100000
Same TO samc; $4,000.
Same to same; S26 600.
same to American Baptist Home Mission So.
cety; SIS. 600.
Same 20 same. $1,000
Moe \ Isaac 70 Elsie Goldman. 81
August . Strong and ano to Louisa Strong
si.1OO
Lawyer Title Insurance and rru., 60 ~
Lawyers Mortgage co. $1,000.
Lawyers Mortgage 90 To blanche I Iictu.
slicimcT 80 al. 'yry. So 500
william Hahell O." Washington Trust 60,
SG.Ttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs T. r Van Buren, is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. b5 West list street, the
sale OF which By z. A. Schroeder was re
ported August "a.
A. II. Muller is tho purchaser Of the
dwelling house No. 80 West nth street
sold recently.
f. G. Vail, jr., has sold in Bensonhurst
a large two family detached house on SD
street. near Nineteenth avenue. In the
same section the P1nover Construction
Company has sold from the plans three
family brick house on Nineteenth avenue.
near Benson avenue. and two stucco two
family houses on Bay Parkway.
Duff & Conger were the brokers In the
sale OF the Eve story fathouse. with stores,
at the northwest corner OF First avenue
and SSth street. for Goldfed & Lachman
TO Tina L. Coolidge.
Jacob KATE negotiated the sale OF the
three story dwelling house No. 40 West
18th street for Joseph Yeska TO Aaron
Garfinkel for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

While the other side is quite plain az TO
trimming, but arranged in lot of intricate
folds
\ fashion that seems in favor in Faris
is an overdress consisting OF two straight
pauels front and back. perhaps connected
under the arms only by the belt A vari-
alton Of this Idea has the garment go all
all about the figure except behind, where II
usrts 10 show several inches Of the under
gown. suggesting sort Of glorlAed apron
lib and all Gowns set up In this way are
generally made Of two materials, plain
and fancy stuff, and the most popular
custom IL TO have the plain form the tunio
and the fancy the undergowD. But that
does not mean that the overgown is not
trimmed Indeed It would be difficult 10
find any single part Of the wardrobe this
season undecorated.
A few seasons ago the hardest thing 10
find I'm the ready-made department was
rIain. untrimmed suit at a moderate price.
All the cheap suits We're trimmed and the
high nriced ones undecorated, and so many
women were forced 10 wear ornate cos
TUNES while their souls longed for simple
ones Unless individual taste has changed
In this respect tho golden moment has ar
rived for these women, for to-day It is the
ineypensive suits that are untrimmeo' but
alas, Who will wish TO walk untrlnmeo
when n means as well to be questionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

The sale Of an apartment house again
figured as the chief transaction in the rea'
estate market yesterday. The property sofa
is six story structure, known as the Ia
coma. at No 1864 10 1870 st. Nicholas ave
nue.. 1t occupies plot 100x1oo feet on the
east side Of the avenue, being so feet from
both 17Sth and 179th streets.
II was sold for the Tacoma Construction
Company by Henry Oppenheimer to client
for investment the transaction being Tor
cash The Tacoma was completed a couple
of months ago by the sellers, who acquired
the site in May Of last year from Heilner
& Wolf and the Realty Mortgage Company.
II is from plans by Eaton & Felson. All OF
the stores in the structure have been rented
and about three-quarters of the apartments
are now occupied. The house was held by
the builders at s250.o00.
Plans have been filed for the construction
of the new home for the Fourth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church, on the northwest cor
ner Of Broadway and Hath street Inc
nIans call for one story church edihce
6se feet high. With a tower at the street
corner SO feet high and having frontage
OF TO feet in Broadway. where will be 10
Gated the main entrance, and 81 Feet IN the
street The facade will be OF local ruooie
and imitation limestone, in the Gothic style
Of architecture There will be three story
parish house in the rear in which VIII ne
gymnasium and lecture rooms, and three
story office building on Broadway, ADJOINING
the church proper with frontage or IS
feet and depth OF 604 feet, in architect
ural design to harmonize with the church
edifce. The entire set OF buildings Is 10
cost $4,000 Louis +. Jsllade is the aren't
tect.
The Brown Realty Company has bought
from Max Magnes and Henry Guttman the
plot 5Oxs5 feet on the south side Of 18TH
street, 175 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue.
The property is known as Nos. sos and SO
and consists Of three story building and
vacant lot. In part payment the Brown
Realty Company gave No. 55 Sound View
avenue New Rochelle, a three story dwell
ing, on plot 5ox100 feet. The 18th street
property will probably be resold 10 build
er for improvement
A large apartment house is to be erected
al the northwest corner Of Fort Washington
avenue and 160th street for the Dayton
Realty Company at a cost Of S15O,OOO 1t
will have a frontage Of 1922 feet and a
depth of 111.6 feet and will have accommo-
datlons for forty-three families. Plans Tor
the structure were filed yesterday.
Plans have also been filed for twelve
story elevator apartment house on the west
side Of West End avenue 1852 feet north
or 96th street for the No. 749 West End
Avenue Company, at a cost Of s175,ooo. 1t
will have frontage Of 80 feet and depth
of 81 feet Rouse & Godstone are the ar
chitects.
Stuckart & Sloan. architects. Of Philadel-
phia, have filed plans for a three story res
taurant on the west side Of Broadway ~
feet north Of 46th street, for c. Willis Funk.
Of Philadelphia, to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

81 NICHOLAS AVENUE-Nrnry open
telr,er has sold for the Tacoma Construction
Connsnv. BENJAMIN Barnett. president, the SIX
stort elevator apartment house. WIN stores
l,novyp as the Tacoma, ~ No 1854 10 1870 -.
Nicholas avenue. 70 client, who VIII hold the
nrouerty rs an investment II occupies % plot
1o,ixIo feet on tho east side Of the avenue,
being 30 feet from both l7sth and l1Stn
streets Tho house wac hold by Tho builders
AT $3.50 900.
10TH STREET Thu Brown Realty Com
panv has bought from Max Masnes and Henry
Gutimsr the plot 5oys5 feet on the south side
~ 10Th street IT'S feet west Of Amsterdam
avenue tn property 90 known a. Nos. Dos
and so and consists Of tire" story building
and % vacant lot In part layment the Brown
Realty Gompans save 40. - Sound View nv
nue New Rochelle. three story dwelling
bousc on pIot sosIoo feet Tho 18TH street
prouerty viii probably h' rcsold +" "a builder
for Improvement
2 nth STREET Hellner a Noln have sold
No II East 18th street an old four story
dweIline house on froDiag" OF =" feet. The
buv.r If Joseph 4. Damsey who VIII erect on
the lot a seven story loft building. The prop
erty is on tho north SIDE OF l''h street. about
100 feet west 81 Broadway
18TH STREET. Scott a Son have sold
for Valentine Yehling % J. Kahn the hvd
story nsthouse 30 1876 East 18Th street. on
lot 25xi022 feet.
6sTH sTREET-~Moses and Abraham Gluck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
APPROVED AIDS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

BEAUTIES THE COMPLEXlON-To
Vhiten and beautify the complexion per-
manently, no better preparation can De
found than n lotion mace by disSolVinS
four ounces Of spurmaX IN one-halt pint
hot water, then adding tWO teaspoonluls
alyccrinc This removes that shiny, muddy
look and will make any muddy sdlloW
skin clear. smooth and Velvety. II does
not show or rub OF Ike powder and Tor
removing tan and freckies is unequaled.
BLACKHEAD REMONER-To destroy
blsckheads. freckles. enlarged, dirt-cohect-
ing pores and similar complexion ms US U.s.
Inc following greaselcss cream lely SUI
together and let stand over night one
ounce Of aImoZoin. one-half pint cold water
and TWO teaspOonfuls glycerine This clears
and softens the skin splendidly ana Is eN-
eellert for massagng 10 remove wrinkles
II freshens up the complexion ana - =
FOR REMOVING FUZZ-To rid the skin
~ troublesome hairy growths, use dc
lsto6e paste. made by mixing enough
powdered delatOnc aud water TO cover the
Sffending hairs Apply and after TWO or
three minutes rub of wash the SKIN care
fully and the hairs are gone. I'elatonN
costs a dollar an ounce; but rs worth ~.
rs one application usually removes every
trace Of hair ,
FINE OD-MEDICINE-The thousand
and onc ills which come from impuil ties
in the blood can he easily prevented or
overcome with this old-fashioned nome
renedv: Get from any drug store one-hali
mint alcohol and one ounce kardene, mix
tbase togetber. then add one-half cup sugar
and hot water TO make quart table
enoonful Of this splendid tonic taken be
fore each meal Will do wonders IN restoring
ioet appetite and correcting a Sluggish
liver IL builds up the system ana maHe'
one energetic and heaithy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the estate
Of Nine. Obry the Rowsley house. at Scars
dale. to a New York banker for term OF
years.
The Lewis H. May Company reports the
following leases: At Far Rockaway cot
tage or Mills street for George Kaiser 10
Martin Roman for the year; for Edward i.
Carroll TO Moses A. Springer, cottage on
Hollywood avenue for a term of years; at
Cedarhurst for Paul Halter, a cottage on
Oakwood avenue 10 ~. Arthur Mack; at
Woodmere. for J. T. Mahoney. cottage
on Central avenue to Paul Forester, ana
for Elizabeth Zerinko. a cottage on Park
street to Alice Crockett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
LEASES.

Hell & Stern have leased for the Pocono
Company the fourth loft at the northeast
corner OF Fourth avenue and 18th street
for a term OF years. at a total rental or
$4,000 The lesses are Rothschild Brothers
G. Co. button importers.
Everett NJ. Seixas e. Co. have leased Of
fees in No 607 Fifth avenue 10 Mrs. Emma
II Brinkley and Miss Jessie Brinkley for
one year.
Frank c. Damon has leased for the First
National Bank TO William @. White the
old quarters of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany, at No. Wall street. northeast cor
ner Broadway. The space contains lWO
SQUARE feet. 1t had been held at slo "A
square foot. The new lease is for long
term OF years.
Louis Schrag has leased the building No.
81 West 18th street to Louis A. Rubensteln
for a term of years, also the building NO.
254 West 34th street 10 James Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

PLAN PRIZE BABY SHOW
Suffragists Get Many Entries for
Party Rally at the Garden.

Who says that the suffragists have no
bsbles? Let any one utter that calumnY
at the coming food show In Madison
SQUARE Garden. II he dare. The babies
will be there TO refute hinl-black-eyed
babies, blue-eyed babies. babies IN inc
aufsest Of dresses and the cunningest OF
bootees. all made by their suHraee
nothers-and every baby ready to heap
the scornfHlest Of goo-goos upon the
anti" cynic who asserts that pohucs anu
paregoric will not mix, and that the nai'o
that itches 10 cast votes can't rock mo
cradle properly
Yes. the first suffrage baby show IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
La,,,, s,,r.r.r; 5000: address. @i East

,,,,,. s.s,.r.,. N, 900: address S1 East
18TH ST. "A East, 5 sty brk. IsHioo; Sept i y
2 yrs, per cent: Hannah Msn Inas q 70
1I4rH ST. 1871 East. 8 sty brk; l7n9o; sept
~: 5 yrs: Rudolph Guldmsn TO Lorin Bern
heimer 81 oCO: address. East beth st.
l.oTM ST. $50 nors OF y lIn S Came " To-
Frederick 4 soutbvorth' ss'oO; address 'i'
riverside Drive.
THE BRONX
BAssFoRp AVE. cor 1880 81. nox3o:
s sn cSC 10 1; ssrT. Rocker $4,000 address
e27 Bushwick ave. Brooklyn.
FRANKLIN AVE, e g, 236 II o. iostn st.
lixls4 sept IL: s yrs. Noble g. cams On
struction e to George Runk ct AL s3o'coo;
address, 10 West nth 81.
LoRING PLACE. W g. at n land 0, W snn
lam Phillips Sexl,4s irrfs 2L,C. waporsRi
to Edward Martin; 81 200; address $50 Wash
ington ave.
LOT "a, blk a. map section 1,s N0T c;.oi Rsrs e
claribei Schultz: $500; address. 500 West 1880 St
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg. $500; sept ~,
installments; per cent; same 70 MOTIFS
Land and Development Co; N'0oV' a'''eN'
Nassau ST.
westchester H ave. -: Sep, ii due oc. l: lslt:
James Douglas to Catherine Muliigsn' s-"o'
address. 239th ct. near Blackstone ave.
WASHINGTON AVE, W g, s73 II n OF "a o.,
25xeI; Sept I; due as per bond; Frisby Realty
Co to Herman Wolfson; S1.50O. address, 2l4A
Lexington ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. . 8, SO # OF Railroad
ave. J0xlso; Sept q; demand. Per cent: PniIip
Baumann to Anna Baumann $1,000 ADDRESS
1884 Purdy st.
3D. AVE, W g. 1l6 It n Of Wendoyer ave, 2oK
look rreg (prior mtg $4,000: Sept II Y.
6 per cent; Burkam Realty Co tod samuel
Kites; $4,000; address. 1920 4lst st, Brooklyn
10th ST. $50 East, l6xloo; Sept IL: due a.
per bond: Charlotte Herbst 70 Edward II Bailey;
$500 address, Sea Gate, z.
23sTH ST S. 80 II Of Katonah ave. 2ox
100 prior mtg $4,000: Sept H. due Dec !.
1912: per cent; Alice Cunpeen TO Catherine c
Hlll. 81 900. address. Summit, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
SUBURBAN SALES.

Alyea q Brown have sold at Rutherford
y. j., for Emily r. Iereancc 10 Charles
Ihle. the Yereance homestead, on Orient
Way. consisting of dwelling house, barn
and sixteen lots; also for Clarence A.
Browne TO Robert 3. Johnson bungalow
site on Gouverneur avenue.
Platt & Albert and ]. Friedman have sold
for the Lockwood Realty Company the
northwest corner Of Valentine and Eighth
avenues. Mount Vernon, plot l5oXlco feet.
IN the Manhuf Realty Company. l. Hyams.
president. The buyer VIII erect three four
story apartment houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesse.)
SEPTEMBER u.

SEPTEMBER ~.
AVENUE c. 80 (store. etc); Theodore Goetze 70
Never Levy: yrs from Oct t. 1911; $1,000; ad-
dress. SO Avenue c.
ARTHUR AVE. 23o1 part store): Luigi Pis-
tocco 70 Antonio Jagonette; yrs and mos
from July /, 1911. s12o address. 1895 Arthur
ave
COLUMBIA ST. 65 CalD. Ignatz Schneider 70
David Lind; 10 yrs from May l. 1911: S2,lOo:
address, f5 Columbia 81.
MAPEs Aye 1884 (midcle basement); Joseph
Diamond TO Joseph Spano; yrs from Aug 1,
1911 ss4. address, 773 Elsmere Place.
ST AIMS AVE, 334 (store. etc); John Miller
10 Henry Schmidt: yrs from Oct T. 1el2'
1850; address 334 ST AIMS ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1898 20 1874 alb Sam
ue Marcus Realty Co 10 Joseph Konovitch;
yrs from sept !. 1911 $4,000; address. 3IIs Sd
ave.
1sT AVE 2229 (store and baserenO; Andrae
Ciroi to Giuseppe WITH 10 yrs; SLIGO; address,
1929 LIST ave.
sTH AVE, 2777 (.tore and part hasement);
Michael Buchsbaum to Wilhelm p Knack; yrs
and mos from Dec !, zoos. $1,000; address, 27II
sth ave.
Bath ST. 16S West talD william L sutphin
s., $50 address. A. Broadway.
44TH ST, 107 West alb; John T Dupont 70
Vaudeville Comedy club: 20 yrs from July l.
1911: 1000. address, 224 West 46th St
18TH ST. 623 East alb; Antonetta Bemsr-
doni TO Francesca Maurano: yrs from Aug 10.
1911: $500: address, 624 East 18th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST. No 80 East. william Halkin act
ono Hundred and Thirty fourth street 20 own
. and contractor 5000
HfH ST No l55 West. Richard ! Tiernc, act
May Irwin and Arthur Youmans. ouuerr and
contractor. slGl %
10Th ST No ~ West. Joseph Rsumsn .,
al agt samuel Rata owner. Davis Levin,
e. ntractor, s23T 90
H5TH ST Nos III and 10 EAST. Joel 81 Els
nor agt Mo" katzenoerg, own"r, Daniel \ Ter
man, contractor: S53 81
IDNGNoOD AVE. No ~. Christian Warn
dran's Sons AIT Louis sayino. owner. q Am
bsrioa, contractor. $50
HAVEN AVE =. 10I ~ OF lSpth ~ Ia,
Sllo. William Buess ast Kirby tonstruction
60. owner and contractor. S242 30
ORCHARD ST, No is6 Saul Marmorick AIT
Isaac Greenhiatt owner and contractor. $40
CLINTON ST, No "a: Isaac Hoffman ae, n
Levy. owner. Llpschitz. contractor. $40
FIFTH AVE, No 1864. Yockel Bros aet Pete,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee
Intcrcst . per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER II
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
ave o5xiOO. Sept II. yrs; Nellie Mahoney to
GoIrcc WeiU. $1,000. address. $40 West End
ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. $40, 17xSo: Sept H. yrs,
t-tilltv Realty 20 10 Josephine Problem: $4,000
address Sea Clln. Long Island
MONTGOMERY ST. 81 TO %. i0N75N irreS
,rrior mtg So OO0,. aug 30. yrs. per cent;
Hebrew Kindergarten and DAY Nursery ~ Pin
crs Io,vcnfel - 81. 1890 address. liS Broad
way.
PARK AVE. ~ s. s. Il of s0th ST. 2ixsl
equal lion with mtg $4,000. sept u: yrs 4ls
pfr cent. bethesda Minzesheim"f t. Jacob stern
Sa0 O00. address IS East asth -
WADsWORTII AVE. ~ s. 500 n ~ l00th II.
~, ir.,, ,rrior mtg $50 500. Sept ~; | W.
nor cent iohn Robertson and ano to Max MarN.
ss0 600. address. 40 convent aN"
10TH sT. Go west sty brk' 2lNas sept ! :
-. Irgeu. Dupueu 10 Alh"rtina wilkins
se5 900. address. I0e West i'ih ~
17Tf 81 s. ~ n Of 9ih ave. "2xl0o.
80, yrs william VI ilussev and ano N
PANEL dc fei1don: $1,000 address. Amiyvle.
Long Island.
c-sru sT g25 n v of Amsterdam ave, y, 50N
,o0 sI,, 10 I W. charles n puffy 10 Emigran,
iDS,strisl Savings BANK. STOOD address. 81
Chambers ~
7oru CT a. go n ~ 81 ave. laXiO05;
s., - = IRA a, per cent, James q Rogers "a
AM. arnold. $4,000. address West Isip.
NY.
77rp ST s5i ami ei3 East. Ely hrk, i0x56
eept / /. due as PET bond; Rachel Gottfried "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN


FORT WASHINGTON AVE. . " cor o. ioHi
II; for q 8 sty tenmt, l02. 2xll16; Dayt0n E Hi
co. 500 Kelly 81, owner; : sass oZ UNIV
Square, architect; $50. 600.
WEST END AVE g. 1872 II n OF 3otn y,
for u sty apt. 50xs1: 749 West Eng ,.an.
Co 1870 Broadway. owner: Rouse & "oios'""'
8s West 82d at. architects. $4,000
BROADWAY. " Q, III IT Of 4Sth ~ TOT q
Funk. Philadelphia, owner; Stuckart 0'''
Philadelphia. architects: $4,000.
I'D ST. cor Of Ave q: for sty az ~.
20x52. p Gross 252 % ST, owner t1sner' ~o'
East 81 ST, architect: $4,000.
Hath ST, cor Of Broadway; for a J 81,
church sty parish house and a sty business
bldg 100 11x92; Fourth Avenue Presnyte' 81
Church. 30 West 4th 81. owner, il u JaHa"'' 81
Liberty 81. architect $4,000.
THE BRONX.
WEBSTER AVE, $, 1888 Y q Gun Hli
I'd: sty frame dws. 23x3l; Salvino Boiotta o.
premises owner: J J Nreeland, 2olo Jerome a'''
architect: cost. $50.
1G5TH ST, n s. PA n Of Trinity. ave; 81!
brk store and dwg. 106x2o. c Meldenoers. on
premises owner: Ebelng, 1875 Walker ave
architect; cost, $500.
WEsTCHESTER AVE, s. SO y OF ~
AIMS ave; 6 sty brk cold storage, Zl4-1filo
Archibald D Russell. Princeton, y J, owner
l. { Holden. lo3 Park ave, architect; COST Is
600