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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
a ReaI Gas Plant.

There are two varieties OF gas plant.
One is q manufacturing establishment
where coal is converted into gas for il
Illuminating and heating purposes. The
other variety is real growing plant
called the fraxinella. Few know why
the fraxinella is called the gas plant.
This is because at certain times it re-
leases volatile oil that actually lg-
mites if allowed to come in contact
with a lighted match. The fraxinella
is also noted for its fragrance and
longevity if not disturbed. One plant
in New England garden is doing
it's best to outlive a third generation.
and elsewhere clump is still flourish
ing after no less than thirty seven
years on grave-one of the most diff
ficult Of places for perennial to keep
up long struggle for existence. let
alone a normal life.-New York World.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Sal It..

Salt production is about the oldest
industry in the world. In Italy. the
cradle of the salt industry, it has been
manufactured commercially for $500
years. Salt is so necessary to ex-
istence that in some parts of the world
tribes will sell the members of their
families in exchange for salt. Salt has
been the cause of wars. and so I'M
portant has it always been considered
that in some places the passing of
salt is ablished as a token of friend
ship. and women throw salt on Wis
itor as friendly greeting. In some
countries salt is SO scarce that it is
obtained through the ashes Of grasses
and a species of palm and other plants.
While salt is produced in almost every
country in the world. it. is stated that
nowhere can salt Of such purity he
obtained at anything like the cost for
mining as in Observation-Disclosures
ers' Record.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Gifted.

II don't know what I'm ever going
to make of that son of mine,' COM
planned a prominent Cleveland bust
ness man the other day. The cid chap
is self made, a graduate of the univer-
sity of hard knocks and all that, and
it naturally grieves him to have a son
who is not aggressive.
Maybe your son hasn't found him
self yet,'' we consoled. Isn't he gift
ed in any way?'
"Gifted. | should say he is! He
amt got darned thing that wasn't
given to him. .''-Cleveland Plain Deal
er
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Rin Willian Penn

The statue Of William Penn at the
city hall in Philadelphia weighs thirty
tons and is thirty-seven feet high.
Some other dimensions are: Hat rim,
twenty-three feet i'll circumference;
nose, thirteen inches long; eyes, twelve
inches long and four inches wide; hair,
four feet long; arms, twelve feet six
inches long; waist, twenty-four feet
in circumference; legs. from ankle to
knee, ten feet; calf, eight feet eight
inches in circumference. '
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
-EarIy Risinq.

The difference between rising in the
morning at and z o'clock in the
space Of forty years-supposing man
to go to bed at the same hour 1T
nights nearly equivalent to the ad-
ditjon of ten years to 4 life of three
score years and ten. Nm. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
"T had been troubled with con;

II had been troubled with constl-
patton for two years and tried all of
the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn,
and they could do nothing for me, y
writes Thos. E. Williams, Middleboro,
Ky. 1.-TWO packages of Chamber
aain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me-" For sale by Barker's s
Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19

When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of, Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, bathe your feet in hot water be-
fore going to bed, and you are al
most certain to ward off severe
cold. For sale by Barker's Drug
Store. *"@s.s -. 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Trinidad's Pitch Lake.

, All efforts to ascertain the depth of
the famous pitch lake of Trinidad has
been unsuccessful. At the sides of
the lake the pitch is hard and cold,
but at the center it Is almost con
stantly boiling.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Rats . Gooa Wife.

An orator holding forth in favor of
woman-dear, divine woman-conclud-
ed thus:
"Oh, my friends, depend upon it,
nothing beats a good wife,"
II beg your pardon.'' replied a wom-
an. Sure. a bad husband always
does" ."-Londop Telegraph.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
Hardness.

Happiness is rather negative than
a positive term in this world and con.
sists more :. in the absence Of some
things than in the presence Of others
Sam Slick. -.-.-- -.--- -. -. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-12-19
FVerV family has need of a good

Every family has need OF a good,
reliable liniment. For sprains,
bruises, soreness of the muscles and
rheumatic pains there is none better
than Chamberlain Sold by Bark
er's Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

rs Gaarantss and TTg:5 Co to Equitable
Isaac Gresnman to Louis Kalisky: 81
s,l totd'FI'f S'A''' to Bronx Savings Bank
Ann' :, m. .stds !. e Th'one Kopp' 81
United States Realty and improvement. 20 10
Jocob Wsriheim; $4,000
Hudson City Savings Institution 10 Rocerv
Savings Bank: s35 G5s
.. William Curtis. exr, TO Lawyers Trust Co.
Moses Johnson to James Reilly; 500.
Iouchleepsie Trust CO 70 benjamin Gain.
borg. omitted
Co: 5000.
virginia Danziger and ano. eHrs. to Title In
sulance 90 OF New York: assts: $1,000
samuel 1firsch to David Market; 2 assts: 81
Joshua 7. Cowen TO Public Bank: assts.
Kantha Bartlett to James W McEn,nn.v:
Sc. 100
stephan w Collins to Helen NJ Warner and
=, Bower savings Bank to TIL. auaran,e. and
.oA American Mortgage Co to Corn Exchang. Bank
Amsterdam r. Realty Co to Frederick A Rich
Domenca spuis to Caroline weinlandt: 5000.
Napoleon Construction 90 TO James Bruce:
Barbara Pnomm. extrx. to Martha Bartlett:
SO. 600
Edward II Holden. trustee. to Joseph svesk:
sarah z Sturges TO David A Aronson; So. 400.
ADELE Dodd TO David A Aronson; 5000
500 900 ''''''' - mary 'u''enho'er'
Newbu.g Savings Bank to william J Cham
Florence o Speranza, trustee. To Charles Col
gate; 81.
Carl Won gartenfels Esssr to NJ Fryer: S. ooo.
~ Philip Van Kirk 10 Michael J Sullivan
John 4 and ana Emily w Dix. exr,. to Joseph
Jacob shipsey and ano. exrs. to Emma But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

47TH ST. SOC 10 $40 West; wotherspoon Plas
ter Mills Unc) agt Model Fireproot Tencmen,
Go. owner; Truss Metal Lath co. contractor
S., 3s6 66
18TH ST, 1874 and 1876 West: Christopher Plum
kett agt Max Well. owner: Joseph Goodman
contractor; 81 81
18TH ST. 127 TO 1871 West; Salvatore Nspole-
tano ast John y Olson Construction Co, owner
and contractor; 81. 80s.
l52D ST. 225 East: Damn House Moving ca
agt Nunziato Fasulo owner: Andrea Fasulo
contractor. S2iS Az
ESSEN ST. ~; Standard Metal Ceiling Co az,
Mary ONeiD, owner: Thomas Duncan, con-
tractor. $50
l4TH ST. 81 West; n Rosen a Co ast Mary
SPRINGER. owner. George " Landsberg, con.
tractor. $40
PARK AVE. cor 18th st. 30 5xe0; John
" Mitchell AIT Savoy Garage Nnc). Washington
i Clark, Washington I Van Wart and estate Of
Washington Irving jr owners: John Weber n
Sons unc,. contractors. $3.50 40.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1871; Anna Goidstein ag,
William Kelly, owner. Mitchle & Son. CON
tractors. S4S 20.
POWERS AVE. cor i42d ST. l00x1oo
owner and contractor. 5000
FORREST AVE. n cor i60th st. a. 9x98
Sanders & Barnett Inc) ast Emma Mes
taniz. owner and contractor: 1903 So.
MAIDEN LANE, 90: Crane Co agt John Doe
owner; w II Spelman, contractor; Sl,320 70.
3iTH ST. lG3 West Purcell & Gilfeather uncl
art William l. sutphin. owner and contractor
$ld3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
LEASES.

George Ketohum leased for Daniel Birds
jall & Co, large store and basement. No.
i1I4s Broadway, for a term Of years 10 II.
w Gordon.
G. W Barney leased for p. 6. Soltmsnn
a loft IA No. 1s4 10 40 West 18th street;
Tor c. III. Moseman & Bro. two lofts No.
i1as Chambers street; for l.. Tannenbaum,
Strauss & Co., loft No. 30 Bond street, and
FOR the Vehicle Apron & Hood Co. loft in
no. 80 Barclay street. and for p. Pllpel
space in Nos. q and &c East 21st street.
Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, leased addi-
f.onsl space in their present building, No.
20 East 85d street, from Mrs. A. NJ Lbo-
WITT for the bookkeeping, insurance and
supply departments.
Sidney l.. Warsawcr has leased Nos 853
and $50 West 37th street two five story
tenement houses. TO a client; also No oi3
West 10th street also d live story tene-
.lnsnt house. to a client
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
,leased the store and basement of Nos. PSI
and 2S3 Water street for the American
Kitchen Products Company TO Darwin &
Miner: also for term Of years the store
of No Platt street 10 Joseph Morgen-
ffcrU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
BROOKLYN SALES.

Edward j. Mccormack and Edward G.
Boyce bought so lots on Flatlands avenue.
between s0th and S6th streets. adjoining
the FTatlands avenue station Of the ele-
waited station, for $4,000.
l.. r Newman d Co. sold for Mrs.
Jarbury 90 j r Hooper No 1865 55th
street Borough Park, "a two story ana
attic frame cottage, on plot 40XlOJ Feet
A. i XaidrOn sold plot, 4ONlpJ feet, o.
Tie east side Of l2th street, $40 feet south
81 Avenue J. for Thomas r. Murphy. and
no 1ql Madison street, three story
iframe two family dwelling house, 10
Thomas H. Murphy
J,hn N Dclack and Clinton Spadcr sold
Tor the estate Of Aodle NJ BOgart 10 John
IT, WOtmann No. Jos Macon street. three
story dwelling house. on a lot lSXS' feet.
Join a. Delack sold tor Harry W lipp-
man Nos 1908 1905. zoe and 70ll Fort Ham
ilton avenue, Bay Ridge. four three story
brick stores and apartments, and NO. e3J
70th street. "a detached two family house
Also sold for Charles A. McInency two
plots on Sixth avenue. l00XlU0 feet. being
lie black front, east side, between 18Th
and GG;h streets, and ilDG6g feet, northeast
corner of 18Th street. TO Harry w. Lipp-
man. VINO win build four story brick and
stone apartment houses new type for
BAY Ridge In part payment Mr.. Mo
lncruev takes FIVE three story stores and
flats lust completed. az Nos l152 and 1853
10 1894 Nosfrapd avenue The total con-
sidoration In the above sales aggregate
.rouf $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28

to Morris schwsr,skon yrs from May !. 1917
S21G. address. Delaney Al.
HOUSTON ST. Isl East aid. Gem Amuse-
ment Co TO Nathan schulman and ano: d yrs
nom April -. 1911. $500. address. % ave
nue. A.
MACDOrGAl. ST. ~ 1store). Angelo Musanti
to James X Populo. yrs from May ]. i"ii'
$3.50: address, ~ Macdougal St
MACDOUGAL ST. IOT tain. William : NC
Cotter 10 Ludovico Aimouetti and ano q yfs
from July !. 1910: $1,000: address. lo' Mac
dougsl street.
Sd AVE O6s n " cor astb 81 talD: 5sth 81,
los East least store: Maria stats ct a. 20
August v Lambert and ano: yrs from May
J. 1911. $4,000. address West I2d ST.
I'D AVE. 2e5O tstore floor; John OFT to Samuel
Jacobson: yrs from Feb ], 1911; Sl,2"' hu-
dress 1850 I'd ave.
9Th AVE. cor oath ST. 7sx- 20 Broadway
containing bSS3 50 IT tstores. etc); Greeley
Square HoAl 60 TO United Drug Co; until July
%. 1881: s73333 70 $4,000, address. Boston
Mass
9TH AVE, Broadway 1882 To 1900. 33d 81. %
10 CO West 34th st. 90 10 81 West aid. Edwin
McAlpin ct al trustees, to Greeley square
Hotel co: 81 yrs from July 70. 1910. Si2oom TO
S3ls, 900: address. 1889 broadway.
9TH AVE. s61 (south store floor and base.
ment): Samuel H Martin 10 Frederick Beck ana
sno; 2 Yrs from Nav !. 1911 5000; address ~"
Eas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


18TH sr oao 10 23 west: for ~, ~ avs
7nr,7. posm construction 90, 10y o.. coz,
owner: ] WoolIey 200 9Th ave. arc"''''''
$4,000. ,oov a..
CLINTON ST. W = 80 q fbsri ., I wenstein
Realty Co. 1851 9th ave. owner ..o zoo y
5O7 9th ave. architect: cost s5oo". c,..,
BLACKWELL. ISLAND iSl3na1 lif sexe57: CITY.
oW Daelta' ISr AmraiL 1856 Madison ave- arcn'-
tect: cost, 100000. ~, {,
18TH ST. n 20 u " o. sth Int Int:rboroush
rand Transit Co owner: q Pesram archi-
tect: cost $50. ,a. .ve.
I24TH ST, n $, 100 IT " Of MO- n raynsron' al
East sstb ., own owner; " Kri,z. 1872 East go
st. architect: cost. $500
THE BRONX.
22sTH ST. e cor White Plsins , ave; ,0 NAV
open ar ,1s theasrS nr:,d.nt owner Frederick
Book 1894 OlinvilIe ave, architect; cost S'vv o
WASHINGTON AVE. cor i ~ 81 yio1 1Ss e
sly brk tennis ~ Soxo' onps & Danbe
$50 600
WILKINS AVE. $, $50 II n OF Sc snsa "a:
sbsnsri romnany' 4s3 East Teeth st. owner:
shsnski. 463 East lssth st, arehi'eo''
$3.50. "a.
JEROME Omen AVE- ar ,heatg re s7esas Thomas
Jung. us East 17sth 81. owner; Franz ran 5000
gang, $50 East nth st. architec'' eo'', -.
BITTNER LANE. $. 1868 II OF p.Nn pe,i IN,
for a sly frame dwls 43x29, Mrs NJ ~ o n" s,h
son, Bittner Lape. owner > II iaf"S'' $50 ~
ave. architect: Cost, $1,000. ,eo., ~. ,or
TELLER AVE $. 54e.s IT n Of iS2th 81 i0I
a . stv brk dwlg 25x36: Miss Hlldor n
Hausson 17so Ea.tburn ave owner; Haueson'
u.s. Eastburn ave. architect; cost s."H
SHORE DRIVE, =, lao ~ OF 1870.
ave. for a sty and attic frame dwlg HvAo-,
Louisa Spieth, % sutton pl. owner: dh onn
peterson, Wilcox st. architect; cost. s6,ooC.
KELLY ST westerly intersection Intervele
ave for an omen air theatre. 1s9x172; Henry
Morsanthau 60. owners; Hunts Point Amuss
nent Co 1918 East 1880 st. lessees; Herc sana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28

A I, Nordecai & Son. Inc, have pur-
chased from the Herald Square Holuihs
COMPANY and Jacob Mayors the houses NO
.12s 70 IA West list street. containing TO-
rether eighty feet by half. the block III
depth
This property adioins on the east the
church of the Sacrament As soon as the
present leases expire the houses VIII De
torn down and an apartment house erected
on THIS site The brokers were \. n =
Lewis.
'slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs.
Rose Hyman No 4s East 5Sth street.
four story dwelling house. on lot 2Sxloo5
feet The house was 10 have been offered
~ auction yesterday by Joseph P Day
The purchaser is Henry r Goldschmiot'
who owns Nos IS and 30. adjoining. and
now controls plot 7t6xloo5 feet, between
Madison and Park avenues. available for
reinforcement Whether Mr.. Goldschmldt
has any plans for the future Of the prop
erty could not be learned yesterday
Plans for the new building 70 be erected
~ Edward Holbrook. president Of the Cor
ham Manufacturing Company, at the SOUTH
east corner Of Fifth avenue and SD street
are being prepared by Architect c. p H.
Gilbert.
Contracts for the demolition Of the old
dwelling houses on the site have been let
and work on the new building will he car
He'd forward without delay.
Mr. Holbrook has owned the greater part
Of the site on the 52d street corner for
several years. Only n few weeks ago he
added 70 his holdings by the purchase OF
ne schienelin house, az No. 665 Fifth ave
l,sue. for 10000, and now controls plot
fronting s54 feet on Fifth avenue and i25
feet IN the street
Nj. Gilbert said Yesterday that he was
not vet in position 10 speak Of the oper-
.at!on IN detail. The matter Of the build
ling's height is still subject TO change. but
The structure viii be solely Of business
character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28

I'D AVE- 3S72. 25x1c5: Samuel Schneider 10
Morris Wexer: all liens: APR ~. s'"
Sd AVE, ASIA 25x125. same to same; az
liens: Apr II. 800: address. 2o' East '"'h '''
7TH AVE. s. lot 3s3, map Wakefield lVx
III; Francis Stefanski to Eugene van Da'''
MAY :. 1870: 81. address, 3d. West 1oth ST.
i5IsT ST, Isl. 25xii7: Katie Klein to Nieo.
ie,ta Asnelli Apr 20: SIo0 address. 2So East
151st ST.
I52p ST s, $50 II Of Courtlandt ave,
SOx1O0; Emil u Otto to Sarah j Mason, apr
20: 1000: address. :Ao East l52d St
10TH ST. n .. 40 II of Walton ave, ox
49,: Curtiss r Byron to Timothy w Mckeevef
Imtg 50. 100. Apr !: 800: address - East
10th 81.
1s3D ST, cor Ioring Place, 4ox irree,
William G Bergen to James q Mccarthy. APT
- mtg $4,000. 500. address. 800 Broadway'
is4TH ST, s. 80 It Of Fordham Road
56X rreg: Central Holding co TO lhonas "
Watson: APR y mtg $4,000 500; address
Eastchester Road.
18TH ST. =, 50 n Of Belmont ave. oox
IO0 Marguerite Cavaliere and ano TO Terrace
Construction Co mtg $1,000 500. address, IL"
West I90th ST.
23OTH ST. n =, 100 Il Of White Plains Road.
iOx114. Mary + Cahill TO Neo W King Apr
90. 81; address. 239is I'd 81. Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

OLD BRoADwAY-Moore & Schultz and
James K Holly have sold for the Bronx and
feet on the cast side Of Old Broadway. 4g5 feet
north Of 13oth street 70 builders for improve
ment
FIRST AvENUE--Edward Franklin has sold
tenement house. LOT 25x74 feet.
9SD sTRBET-W II. Dolson & co. have sold
man president, the eight story apartment house
/ known as the Norman at No 85 West 93d
street, on plot 75&l09 SIX irres. and also the 3
together with a gore lot about 2jx25 feet IN the
rear and adjoining the Norman. thus insurine
the wet
18th STREET.-THE Herald Square Holding
Company bought from Andrew Freedman, through
| Edward c Williams Co.. Nos. $40 and il2
West 18th street; two two story stables. on plot
47Xl005 feet which will BE- improved with an
apartment house with small suites Last wear
the BUYERS acquired through the same brokers
tho north side Of 55th street. where they are
now erecting twelve story apartment for
bachelors.
SGD STREET The Operating Realty Company
las bought from Daniel RosenbauTn. through
/ Leon 5. Altnayer. the three story dwelling
house No 1853 Eaet SD street on lot 10 2xi02 2
feet Ny. Rosenbaum bought the property two
months ago and refnodenod the house for his
own occupancy.
1l5TH sTREET-.Prrofessor Francis NJ Bur
West 18TH street. four story dwelling house
on lot 2jXl00 II feet.
DIST sTREET--ThoEas J. OReiIIy has sold
house No. a. West 9lst street. on lot 2IxiO0 8
feet 20 the L. q NJ. Holding Company The
property was given in part payment for the
apartment houses No. 70j TO 700 West 170th
street
18th sTREET-Percy " sherman has sold
through the Frederick T. Barry Company 40
"a East Both street. 4 four story dwelling house
on lot 20xS0 feet.
5sTH sTREET-Slawson d Hobbs have sold
the four story private dwelling house No a.
East 5Sth street. on n plot 25X1O05 feet for Mrs
Rose Lyman. 70 a client of Kur.man a. Frank
onhe!mer on private terms This property was
advertised 10 be sold al auction yesterday sby
Joseph p. Day
seth STREET The newly formed Pu,nam
Hcrzos is president. has practically concluded
NEGOTIATIONS Tor INC purchase Of the two five
sJth street each on a plot 3l.llX1022 feet. The
buyers intend 20 rae the present buildings and
erect on tho site high-class twelve story
apartment house. he deal vii involve about
100000.
list Street.-The Herald Square Holding
Company has sold 10 4 J.. Mortecai q Sons
Inc the property ~ No 1873 10 IA West list
street. a. a. T.. Lewis were the brokers
126TH STREET Albert Deutsch has sold No
205 % 2l3 East l26th street, five three story
hathouses. on q plot 2ox55l feet. 10 feet east
DER who gave in oxchange no 3s3 Fast 95th
street. five story tenement house a lot 25x
THE BRONX
HUGHES AVENUE-Ernst g. Calm have sold
for Alfred G. Bachmsn 10 II. Oppenheimer the
two story dwelling house on lot "a 6xs7 feet
on the east side of Hughes avenue les feet
north az !S7th street
GRAND ACCOMPLISHMENTS j. Mccarthy has
sold FOR the II. L. singhi Realty Company to a
builder the southeast corner OF Grand avenue
era Avenue mnd I4 @ d1 Fafs zee, Road on
The tsycr viii erect four hve story apartment
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
MANHATTAN
.ppIr 90
with name and address OF granteel
frter.s, = nv cen, upIess otherviee state

APRIL 20
CENTRE ST. =. IS II OF New Elm IT.,
S5x97 2xS2 SIX; Nov TO- 1907; Samuel and
Sophie Green TO Mechanics and Traders Bank
and Union Bank OF Brooklyn $4,000. attorneys.
Edward NJ and Paul Grout. III Broadway.
CANNON ST. 81. 25xloo Apr; .. 1909,
Charles Gartner 10 Ludwig Grosswirth; 50 900.
attorney Hugo Cohn, 10 Avenue A.
CENTRE ST, cor New Elm st. s5xs2 9x37 2
K: Aug .. 1906. Samuel and sophie Green to
New YORK County National Bank: 5000. at
torney. Frank Cotton. SO Wall st
CENTRE ST. 3. s5 II Of New Elm st..
s5xo7 2x3a SIX. Nov 10. 1907: Samuel and
neys. Feschmen A Fox. 30 Liberty St
Pond TO Samuel Hamburger. $1,000; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. i76 Broad
way.
CENTRE ST. s., s. It OF New Elm st..
s5N97 2x32 s1- April 80 zoos. Samuel and
sophie Green to Edgar whitloci. $4,000. ad-
dress. Rector n.
SAME PROPERTY: April % 1903. u Knahe
TO NJ Leferis ct al. exrs; 5000
CENTRE ST. cor New Elm st.. S5x32 .0x9I. ..
same 10 Kew York county National Bank $40 p
Odp attorney. = Il Cotton. 81 Wall -.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. " cor l7oth II.
e5N50Nt1 $3.50. Jan 5. 1903. Charles Rosen-
thai 10 John prcyer. $4,000. attorneys. Dillon
a Roe. Al Park Row
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. " ?. ai1 Il = OF
lIlst 81. 5ixif' IN irree Feb l 1900. Charles
Rofenthal to Alrh0nse Hogenauer and \ r
snd George Wesslsn; $1,000. attorney. Title
Insurance 60. i25 Broadway.
LEMON AVE 800 aud Ell lcoA5e II Mas
y 1908. Marv SCHWARTZ 10 Bernhard Fr.nn.
81 600. attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust co.
l1H froadasl
MADISON AVE. W .. 4oi It u Of scd ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
lNEWL YWEOS FLOCK TO SHOW
Real Estate Exhibition Attract
inc Much Interest.

Newlyweds and engaged couples seem 70
make up a large part OF the attendance al
the Real Estate and Ideal Homes Show at
Madison Square Garden. They hocked
there yesterday one dreamy-eyed pair
walked into the all-freproof house near the
centre Of the Garden yesterday afternoon
fnd asked 70 see the man in charge.
1--WE want 3 freproof house-can you
build us one by Monday after next2" asked
tho girl naYvely, as II she were ordering a
ehirtwaist or a basket Of fruit.
The building expert was taken back.
well. no. not that quickly" he said.
you might get one finished in two
months"
Two monthsl Do we have 10 wait that
long" che exclaimed. In surprise. Then
she noticed one Of the terra Gotta wall
blocks. What 10 you put in there?" she
asked pointing 10 the hollow spaces.
They look like pigeonholes. DO you use
'em for letters?"
The expert looked at her and saw that
she Yves quite serious. mo, not exactly"
he answered We don't put anything in
them-they just stay there. They help TO
keep the heat out in summer, though
The girl looked around at the walls and
up at the ceiling. "Oh. that's nicel" she
said. I'm going 10 have canary bird
and some goldfshes. and ia hate for them
Co. get overheated IN the summer time.
Come dear" with that she took her
escort by the hand and led him out.
A. q meeting Of the exhibitors yesterday
afternoon arrangements were made to eX-
plot this exhibition as much as possible.
a vote ~ thanks was extended to the
management for its successful work in
staging such q comprehensive and beauu-
fll show. The attendance at last year 8
show reached the 10000 mark and the
plan is 70 more than double this for the
present show. II was the consensus of
opinion Of the meeting that this years
show. which has turned out 10 be so much
beyond the exhibitors highest expectation.
was worthy Of all the support they could
give Il and that all the money spent I'm
exploiting & would return 10 them fourfold
One OF the first sales reported soon after
the opening Of the exhibition was that by
Cadman II. Fredericks. president Of the
Long Island Realty Company He sold to
"A r. Broehu and Frederick Goslin, of
Aberty N Y. $3.50 worth OF property at
rellrnore Farms.