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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
MONEY BACK
Lenhart Drug Co., Sells Remarkable
Cat3rrh Cure.


Catarrh Cure.
Pour few drops of HYOMEI (pro.
nounced High-o.me) into the hard rub
Der inhaler and you can then breathe
into the lungs the very same antisepttc
germ killing air as you would in the
Australian forests of eucalyptus,
where catarrh Is unknown.
And HYOME1 is so pleasant to use;
you'll like to use it; when you breathe
it the effect on the inflamed catarrh In
fected and germ ridden membrane Is
soothing and healing.
In five minutes you get such wonder.
full relief that you will know that at
last you have a cure for catarrh.
A HYOME1 outfit which consists OF
one bottle of Hyomei, a hard rubber
pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper
and simple instructions for use, costs
only $1.00 and extra bottles Of Hyo-
mel. II afterward needed, cost only so
cents.
And besides catarrh, remember that
HYOME1 is guaranteed to cure asthma
Group, bronchitis, coughs, colds, sore
throat, or money back. HYOME1 is
sold by leading druggists everywhere,
and by The Lenhart Drug Co., Trial
sample free from Booths Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
r.v r.;h... w..% colu....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
POLICEMAN CALLED TO
CAPITOL TO prevent
TROUBLE IN CONTEST
Fight Over Sioux County Seat Grown Warner
Both Delegations Making Charges Of Fraud

mate signers to the petitions, the
governor to locate seat of county at
town having the best list. Delega-
tions have been in the city for a
month now, the first petitions being
thrown out and new one prepared.
Chief John Grass, successor to Sitting
Bull as ruler OF the Standing Rock
reservation Indians is at the head of
the Fort Yates crowd. The new c0un-
ty istlocated in that part of the, ~
ervation located in what is now Nor
ton county. = "":ra. .
Just at noon a policeman was called
to the capitol to prevent any personal
encounters between the contestants.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24

placed the girl under their charge
and they took her to Webster. The
girl could not talk to them and they
learned little about her but she i'm
pressed them favorably. The lady
who took charge of her said the poor
girl walked the floor all night sobbing
and praying and she seemed to have
learned through her hard experience
a bitter lesson.
Her dress was dark and simple,
made according to the peasant style
Of Norway. There was nothing loud"
or bold looking about her. but on the
contrary her whole appearance would
progresses an observer in her favor.
Probably she has left for the first time
the shelter of her home and has yet
to learn that there are people who can
not be trusted. Especially favored
in being rescued and taken into a
good family, she has every chance to
learn now of the better people Of
her adopted country.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
AmouSer11emts
ORPHEClM

When people stay for two shows it
must be good. Such is the case at
the popular theater. Morse and Clark
are still the big hit of the show, while
Dan Cusack is also receiving his
share of the applause. With good
illustrated song by Mabel Degnan,
and a good program of Photo-Plays
the Orpheum should be packed again
tonight. Entire change of program
tomorrow night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
GRAND

Tonight will be the last opportunity
to see that all-star program that is
being presented at the Grand for
the front part of this week. II you
miss it you miss one of the real good
ones.
Another one is promised for the new
show tomorrow night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
The Markets
MINNEAPOLIS CLOSE.
Wheat.

WV ~e~S~s
Wheat.
Hard -9S14. 49,
Northern SO to SO.
2 Northern, 93h to 96h.
Wheat 90k to 941z.
/ Durum, SO,
Arrive SO.
Durum. 86k.
Arrive. S6h.
X 94%.
N 95k.
U so1l to so4a.
Corn.
sYC 50 to 52N.
Corn sou to 511s.
Oats.
wo s2h to 50.
3 Oats 81 to 80.
Barley.
Mating Is to IS.
Feed 60 to IS.
DULUTH cLcsF
May SO. -,
July SO.
September 91h.
Hard on track 9Sk.
! Northern sat on track and to arrive
2 Northern on track and to arrive
951h> to 961h.
Durum, spot and to arrive SSN.
2 Durum. 86N.
May SSN.
September S2%.
Rye
On track Sc to 30.
Flax.
On track, 237.
Arrive 234.
May 237.
July 234.
September 1913.
October 100.
High July S9k.
Low SO.
July, SS%.
Ex-Governor John Lind of Minne-
,ota was operated upon for serious
trouble Friday morning at the
Swedish Hospital in Minneapolis, he
Is expected to recover rapidly.
Minot is adding to it's school grounds
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
Light showers and
GOOD RAINS ON 500
TWO HOURS GOOD RAIN At Ma
PoLEoN BUT NOTHING on
NORTH LINE.
Pollock to Ventura Reports Good
Showers, Last Night-Rain From
Here to Braddock.

The 500 line reports this morning
that there was a good two hours rain
at Napoleon and that from here to
Braddock there was a fair fall last
night. On the line from Pollock to
Ventura there were light showers
during the night, btu there was no
rain on the line north from here.
In Bismarck there was one-tenth of
an inch OF rain and it is said that the
rain extended some distance west OF
the river. There is frost predicted
for tonight in the northwestern part
of the state,
There was fair rain at Mandan and
from there to Hebron there was a
goOdly amount of rain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

"ASf1lINu1O2Ns 0Ndy S1'AsoPAS
sentative Hanna has been asked by
w. Jackson, mayor Of Williston, N.
D., to secure the release Of George
Nejen and two children, who are held
at aMrseilles, Rance; on their, way to
Williston from Syria. Mr. Hanna has
cabled the United tSates consul al
Marseilles requesting Intervention on
their behalf. The Syrians ,planned
to Join a relative in Williston.
Postmasters appointed: North Da-
-Hettinger county, Alice M.
Gretschmann, vice A. A. Bentley, re-
signed: Nameless.. Mckenzie county,
Robert w. Stroud, vice l.. O. Stroud,
resigned; Pickert, Steele county, A.
J. Hornecker, vice J. c. Walters, re-
signed.
Rurarl carriers appointed: North
Dakota-Calio, route /, George Schulz
Ter; scranton. route l. Forrest v:
Pollard: woloott. route, 2. Albert
Rockstad. ~. ~ w..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
REFRiGERATORs

| have a few more rsfrigeratOrs at
a bargain.
Call at 214 Fourth St. and see
Faunce's for prices.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24

Oscar stahl. 10 years old, had his
arm broken when he cranked an auto
at Angus Saturday evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24

Ex-Governor John Lind Of Mime
sofa was operated upon for serious
stomach trouble Friday morning at the
Swedish Hospital in Minneapolis, he
is expected to recover rapidly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24

Mgr Falconio, Papal apostolic dele
gate to Washington is to be in St.
Paul in June.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
RETURNED FROM NEW ENGLAND

w. C. Mitchell. who was present in
the capital city during the legislative
session and who has been spending
a few days New England, where
he has been looking after some lands
returned on the Bismarck Mott line
and is attending to business matters
in Bismarck for few days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24
MARKET pAv LEADERS.

MARKET DAY LEADERS,.
This Market Day will find even q
greater variety Of seasonable bar.
gains for the housewife than she has
ever, bought before. See some Of
them in our ad.
A. w. LUCAS co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-24

Minot is adding to, its school grounds
by condemnation proceedings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-18

THE announcement Of q clearance
4 sale by This firm means that prices
will be greatly reduced ON eveyy adVer-
HSed article and that the reductions
viii be genuine discounts and that the
goods 2vW be oNcepfOnaIIyftIo UGIueS.
Our past record proves hGt our safes
are great money savers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

CHURCH ST. ai5 ana 81. runs ms Is IS i 22 W
Tx n G.1 70 Lslcnard ST. W 20 10, and store
80 -, h,rirniue : sly AMI stone loit az. ,,or,,s
90 10 + ijngsand aet Helen MOTIFS
"a al rrrJfric 10 p Foster atty Linn h'u0''
I'D AVE. I7e;, 25ox<3o. stI oG isrmr S Sau
800 Paoit,. 60 4 New York city ct ~; ~
H'1 Carr"I ot,ys: Moses X Ryttenbers rel anu
Gue $50 $50 10: taxes, etc. Sl-oZ' IL .oo-
l7STH ST $. le5 4 % an .,able ana va
can't, Harlem savings Bank aet he g porris.
man 81 al: Edw Clinch. atty; bdWx, 900 "a
ref. amt due. SlG,724 20. taxes etc COW 90
ELTON AVE. SO. 25xloo vacant I.n SoSiy
Donovan. atty: Ralph II Raphael fef' amt uu''
& lg6 II taxes. etc. 8.
BROOK AVE. 1915. 45xlooG 8 sN t FAM I
,ptonie KIrvrnheck agt Charles singer EoW ,
Ai''l''" s,tv Frank 4 Spencer. n, ref ann
5Hr Eli al ST. taxes etc si.54o subject 10 nrs'
mtg Of S3l, 900 ~
HOFFMAN ST cor lssin s.. M RIas1
st,. tenmt: Anna Albert agt Ehzaee,n " wen n
IN, 81 al; YIN II Giegerich atty, warren zen
yylsiie ref, amt due. sG1H C. lake taxes etc
500 IS. subject 70 prior mtg OF e-o'"V
By samuel Marx.
GREENE ST. 175 and ~ 4oxlp' g sly or ,o,l
ana bldg Minnie at,Ss; Isidor
VEN fnei re- amt due s. 464 % taxes etc, sSe TO-
subject to two mtes aGGTfGatlne e''V
on FRIDAY.
BY SdmueI MAIN .
10TH ST. 435 and 49, East, 1OXlo22 Two
s,v tenm,e Rosa Brock agt John zsmeh Ass ~ =
Fdw Hermann. atty; Myron Sa,zocIser, ~ =,
amt due sli 4>S -, taxes etc $3.50 90 SUI -
two mtes aggresating sl25oo
BY Joseph P. Day.
i77TH ST. sos to 81 West. on map SOB 20 5l5.
forr = stv ,ennlts Sol Friedman agt
portland Realty 90 ct al. Walter T kohn. atty
Uar.e, r Andrews. ref. amt due soIol %
taxes etc. 5000
l65rH ST. 3O2 to 34 East. on map 2o2 70 o., Soa,
rms = = Inx " OK 30 Tx g 13HoX n ~ eN
,9.r g. beginning. seven sty brk dWgs
AGoiph Altman AIT Mountain ConstTnctioTn 49,, 20
81 al samuel 4 SrEerman. atty; Aaron j Icy
49, e. amt due 81 s25 o.. taxes. etc. Sl,osi 81
silh 10 seven mtgs aggregating S63'Vp.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, W cor Avenue =
John. lOpxiO5: two sty tennis, win stofes on
corner Rertel Realty co aet Nincenzo OnNa 81
"a. Joseph Schell Il Elhus. attys' Sol hohn rei
amt due SS5 507 Il; taxes. etc. So55 20 sue ~
first mtg If $4,000.
HUGHES AVE. 2124 1G.7xsi 10xls 7xsi :: ?
stv dwg Daniel 9 Wild 81 Al agt Joseph S nee,
et al. Winthrop Stearns, atty: William a, VII
ing. ref. amt due, S5.324 "a; taxes etc seo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

Gee northern UPPER lake region. and rain Tuesday
ia the lower lake region. the upper Ohio Valley
and the Atlantic States. and showers in the east
Gulf states. over the western half Of the coun-
trv the weather viii bc generally fair Monday
and Tuesday. with slowly rising temperature
after Monday morning iu the Interior II viii
DC much colder Monday In the interior OF the
-lypi valley and the south upper lake region.
and colder Monday ui1ht ana TUESDAY iu the
ohio valley and the lower lake region.
The winds along the New England and middle
Atlantic coast viii be moderate south, south
Atlantic Coast. moderate south 20 southwest
east Gulf Coast. moderate south. west Gulf
Coast. moderate south. becoming variable on
the lower lakes Ith and increasing. becoming
variable. and upper lakes brisk 20 high north
cast fo north
steamers departing Monday for European ports
VIII have moderate south winds. with unsettled,
shoWely weather 20 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For Eastern
New York Delaware New Jersey and Eastern
Pennsylvania. unsettled 20 dav and TUESDAY.
win occasional showers cooler Tuesday, mod
crate south winds. becoming variable Tuesday.
Tor NcW England unsettled to-day and rues-
dar. with occasional showers. cooler Tuesday ~
western portion. moderate south winds. becoming
variable TuesdaN
today Tuesday. showers and much cooler. vari-
able WINS. becoming northwest by MONDAY night
ann increasing
For Western New York thoners to-day and
T-esIay, slightly cooler Monday much cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
APRIL IS

AIflL -
RAXTFR ST. IS. store and first floor and
basement; Maddalena Cello 70 Gaetano
viaore: : yrs from May !, 1871 sl2oo' al
dress IS Baxter st
GREENWICH ST. 376 and a7s' nrst foor ana
basement: harrington Whitney, corpora
ton TO Cuno Meyer and ano; yrs from MAY
/. 1911 $4,000; address 4H5 Clinton ST. Ho-
boken. J.
LEYoX AYE T. store ana non nF's %or Yrs
mos from Oct !. 1911. $3.50. address ll5
Lenox ave.
MANG1N ST. 60. all; Kalman Flannenh ,a;
70 Julius Gellman; yrs from April ~ I'iA'
Spas. address ~ Goerck 81
ORCHARD ST. 1ss. two stores; Miriam IL, Hef-
Ter TO Louis Einhorn yrs from May l. lSll'
81 $50. ad lress. 1s6 Orchard St
VARICK ST. 65 store. etc; Gate Develop
ment Co 10 Edward Miller, ! VT from Dec
/. 1910: 5000: address. 1864 18th ave
wEsTcHEsTER AVE. $50 store floor; Az
gust II Daun1 70 Carl Jeck yrs from May l.
1911 $50; address $50 Westchester ave.
1sT AVE cor 9th 81. store, etc; Mag
from May /. 1913; sl.G2o' address 100 LIST
ave.
I'd AVE 1879, all; Frederick W KroeOle "a and
ano 10 John Griffin: 10 Yrs from May J. loll'
81 400 address, $50 East SD 81.
ID AVE. 24oa : sty bldg; Isabelle V
adams et al 20 Samuel Sprague; Yr from
Nav l. 1914: s.SoO. address, AIS West
l46th ST.
~ Marx scioenbere 3 yrs from May l. 1905
5000 address. 81 East 10Th st.
84TH ST. AZ East, all; Isabelle Adams
81 al 70 Samuel O Sprague, yrs from May l,
1912: 81 500 address. as West 146th 81.
sTH AVE. n " cor 2sth ST, 1S3x6o; the
land: Marie VI De Courval 70 John Farrell,
u VIZ from May !. 1911 s1.295 address. @0l
West 2s.h -.
10th ST 100 20 l6s East. all Bella Inter
berg 70 Joseph Cohen and ano; 3 yrs from
MAJ ! 1al1. $1,000, address i6s East 11oth s..
125TH ST. 81 and co West, east store and
part basement. American Real Estate co 70
David johnson: mos from Jan !. 1911 ;
81 200 per term: address. 329 Ienox ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorn
APRIL -
MAMMAL TITAN
MAMMAL IAN

50 h sp7s Aus r. 1901 i Hy ' barnes to VIM
D.Ion. exr; $1,000: attorneys. DIXON n Holmes.
80 Liberty 81
BOULEVARD. 5. p T. n or 1921 st. ski.
Feb y. 1895. War; ana Merissa i Wheeler to
the Protestant Episcopal Society for Promoting
York. slI 900 attorney. Lawyers Tito lnsur
ancc ard Trust GO. IL" BroadNav.
GAANsEyooRT ST. IS. i4e # ~ q West An
Gleason 10 Mary { stewart; sl2.oc0 attorneys.
BoV,rs < "a IDS 81 Nassau 81
OAK ST. % 53.7S:i5. Feb II. 1911. John
DIVA 20 Sadie keye and Giuseppe Tuoti. $4,000.
attorney. Max Neye, World Building.
WATER ST " go. Moore st. runs " along
8 Water - y 10 10 wall II Water ~ y :
90 i0x 2sN n S64 10 beginning Nov 81 1905;
the swedish Lutheran Immigrant Home ~ New
York Citv 10 Charles \ Moran. trustee $4,000.
address - Broad ST
9Th AVE. :. 25.l # 81 listh 81. l0oxe5
AIril -. iS9S. Sophie Roihschild 70 the Society
| TO- tho Relief Of the Destitute Blind Of New
| York CITY etc. $4,000. attorney. Mc'iinn .
East ll6rh st.
9Th AVE. ioa. mtg on personal ProIer,y. oct
| co oulus. - 900. address. 4o5 Gth ave.
aGTH ST u : 2s5.I - . % 9th ave. 10 7xas q
33i -. I. liG q Of l"th ave - sxoS .. july
{ dirid and as exr. s3I15 Is. attorneys Rutts A
Vinins 81 Chambers St
18TH -. i3a East es.en2o. oct q. 1897
attorneys + & OGorman. ~ Chambers st
18Th IT 49, East. 6ps # " Of 2d ave. 100 *
/ ~ o. MAJ II. 1893. Anton Rasmussen 20 George
/ Griot 81 GO. attorney. Hyman. 3O2 Broad
way
5isT st. n =. 1872 20 II q OF sth ave. ioo sx22 Il
Dec 2 i>14 Morris Littmln 20 Selig Littman
| ear $1,000. attorneys VI ! lsaacs 81
William II
/ 18th ST. % Fast lo2 2x2i March 80 1895
/ Mar and Edith Hanes 70 the Mutual Life
| Insurance "a q New York. S6o0 address 3.
/ Nassau ~.
SAME PROPERTY Dec : 1892. Mary X
! Haints 10 same. 81 900
SAME PROPERTY. Marnn q 1905. fame Il
/ John Albright. s2j. i23 -. attorneys. Miles &
! johnson. II Wall
eth ST . r. 80 q u Of Columbus ave 100 81
| 20. June =. 1904. Fcrd + Cimiottl 10 Sarah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address % grantee
Interest per cent. unless otherwise stated.
APRIL 20.

with name and address % grantee
Interes, per cent. unless otherwise stated
APRIL 90.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n II cor Il l5s,h ct loox
SIS 00o. address. i2s Broadway.
ANN ST. n cor OF Theatre al. 2ox?S' April
%: yr. Daniel McElroy 70 Broadway saw
ings institutions $40. 600. address. Park p!.
23xs2 april rs due as per bond Maddeena
CELLO 70 Title Guarantee and Trust CO. $4,000;
address. 176 Broadway.
MADISON AVE, W $ rs 4 Of elst ST l7sx
ment Securities co 20 linton Trust Co: sG.ooo'
address. 50 broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor Of 1891 e.. csS
81; April p: yrs; Helen Kirafry 10 Edward
J Luce and ano trustees; $4,000. address,
Rutherford. Y.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, " cor Of l7sth st. esx
100 prior mtg $40 ocol; APrli q: Ys per
, struction Go. $50 600. address. $50 Audubon ave.
2sTH ST. n $. 125 +, . Of 5,h ave. 5oxes Q
prior mtg $4,000; AEI -; yr' per ses ' onS
address. l4g Broadway.
4oTH ST. II Fact. sly hrk 2sxes o; April
2s due per bond; Lemuel Costikyan and
ano 10 Mary c Dodge; 10000; address. y
West 9th ST.
48D ST. S. 1894 It Of d ave. lasx1oo *
irree. April o.. due as per bond Charles Schott
10 Anna Morhard 5000: address s67 East
1854 81.
2s vrs g per cent MARY Feeney 70 Marie
Wellner $1,000; address Union Hill. J
lstTH ST, 30 Z q A ,o,i ave iCs
@a. ~ 3pr Hs1aG aIe aSd TrhsYFogrh stree,
Construction 90 70 Chelsea Realty Co. $4,000;
address 49, Broadway.
THE BRONX
COLLEGE AVE. 1911. 2oSs5 prior mtg SIS
O00,. April e; iue as .r bond. Phcan Brothers
construction co to Agnes viggers. $500 ad-
dress. 1853 Grand ave
Delaney PL i 81 ~, {, Of fo, Morris ~.
per cent. Maria Curt 70 George W Wager: So
600. address. 81 Broadway.
pELANcEYo pk I'LL Sli ,6 r. q foi MoT s'
10, cent. same 10 '<atie Dctfn@r $4,000; address
| 80 Forest ave.
CLIFFORD AVE. :. 3oa # Bacolm ave;
2-xloo Arri % re So per c"nt Jacob NJ
lEaas,/tb 81. '
HEATH Ayg;. 5. 2tte . Of Ki ms. StIs
| Aei.es NJ Rrown 70 Bernard 10th; $3.50; ad-
Is 1sS' 75siio FEB "a. due Dec 10 1917 per
| cent. Dennis Killian 70 Patrick Ryan $1,000;
: address Brewsters X Y.
LORILLARD pG, 5. 1899 # Of 18th 81.
| s0xgO. April p prior mtg sls,0ool ; yrs. per
| cent. Marie Frcnchi 20 Hannchen biehen' 81
| roo: address 2Il5 Lorlard pl.
| LOT Is man Cedric Park; April &c. yrs. 6
/ rer cent. Narga-ct Narian 10 Daniel Coyle.
/ 10. address 1926 Bailey ave.
MAPEs AVE. cor lsoth a. ssx22x irreg;
! ,,rii D duo rs ror bond. Rose & Blinkel -
/ Title Guarantee and Trust 60. $500. address.
| l7G BroadVay.
NAPTS AVE, u cor lTNth So 7Sxl0o. April
q ! -. G per cent: CHARLES Schaefer; Jr, 90 70
| Ccrcourse Improvement CO. $4,000; address 1910
| Brook ave
| SIMPSON st. . :. 2i7 II II n OF Home ST. 25x
| 100. April - due az per bond Hugh McCreery
20 Katie Delaney; 5000 address. Flatbush.
Ny
TRINITY AVE cor ljsth ~, i7Nli5;
April = due as rer bond Max Cohen ~ Man
haitian Mortgage 60: 5000. address, 200 Broad
way
lF2D ST. z lot 4l2. mar Melrose south,
2-xiOO. Apr 2s. due March l. 1916 5i2 per cent
Nanziata Fasulo 20 Minken Estates $4,000. sd-
dress, - Nassau =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

list STREET-Pease & Gilman have sod
for Frank J. Dupignac No 90 West 'ist eeiee ou
four story and basement d"elhng MOUSE vi
iot 2Ox1O0 feet. 10 a client for occupancy.
COLUMBUS AVENU E-slavson & Hobbs have
sold for Mrs 4. Seaman the five story hatnouse'
with stores. at the southwest corner OF SO'ulI. .
bus avenue and Goth street, on plot 100 sX"o iee|
18th STREET-schindler & Liebler have sold
for Edwin Hewitt No 261 Dast 18TH street a
three story dwelling house on lot l5.loxlo-'Z
feet 10 a client for occupancy.
MANHATTAN AVBNUE-Charies :. Kohler
has sold for the estate Of Charles simpson .he
thres story Queen Anne dwelling house NO. l64
Manhattan avenue. on lot iXs1 feet. to eli
ent for occupancy.
AMSTERDAM AvENCD-John r Davidson
has sold for John Palmer 70 Georse {. bnsel
the Imperial I'VE story elevator apartment
house. on plot l02 2x70 feet az the northwest
corner Of Amsterdam avenue and s5th street
Il has been held at $3.50 600
18TH STREET.-THE Huston d Speaker Com
pany. I'm conjunction with Mark Rafalsly & Co,
has sold for the Georgia Realty Company. rep
resented ly Henry ID. Winans & May. No. -
East JGth street d four story dwelling house
pn lot IL SXIOO5 feet. also sold for sara Ester
brook the adjoining and similar dwelling house
az No. CT East jGth street, on lot Is $4,000
feet. The latter parcel has been In the sellers
family for thiIty-sX years
GOTH STREET-Pease & Gilman have sold
for J. T. Nicholson No 30j West goth street a
five story American basement dwelling house.
ON lot 1SXS35 feet. to a client for occupancy
BID STREDT-John VI Reid has sold for
. Thomas t. Collins 10 Frederick Nogel No. 333
East 3@d street four story tenement house
On iot 20X9s.9 feet.
NORFOLK STREET Joseph Price has pur-
chased from ~ Ro-enthal the southwest corner
of Norfolk and Brrome streets. a six story
tenement house. on lot 2jX15 feet
TIE BRONX
SOUT15 ERN BOULEVARD Moore & schultz
and James X. Holly have sold for Ebert ardt
a. Podcur the southwest corner Of southern
Boulevard and Tiffany street. hve story apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
REALTY MEN TO ATTEND
Big Delegation to Gather at the
Garden Show To night.

a big delegation of New Jersey real es-
tate men will attend the Real Estate and
Ideal Home Show at the garden tonight.
4 dinner will be given by the New York
and New Jersey Real Estate Exchange in
this city this evening. after which the mem
hers will visit the show which Is TO be
kept open after the regular closing time
for their benefit Another organization
to attend in body tonight is the East
Orange Real Estate Board Of Brokers
That New Workers appreciate the beau
ties and educational features OF this show
Is indicated by the large attendance, which
is increasing daily. Saturday night proved
10 he record breaker in this respect and the
aisles and booths were packed until the
lights we're turned down AT II o'clock.
After inspecting all of the exhibits visitors
fingered TO listen to the excellent pro-
gramme rendered 10y the Royal Venetian
Band. which is making it's first American
appearance
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.xo AMI IMPROVEMENT COMPANY EXHIBIT At htAI
WINOoOn NN HOMES SHOW

ment house With stores on pio' o'Nio' ~
a client for Investment -,
TTNTON AVENUE-John II. Davidson nSr
sold for George C. Enge the southwest corr, or.
Of linton avenue and loWh sllo oc.; -,
double aathouse, on lot 22xsox0ox'o tee|
BROOK AVENUE-,Iohn A Steinmeuzz ,, Nc
sold no l5l Brook avenue. I'VE s.osg
fathouse. with stores. to II. 4. b. hundsou
T. AIMS AVENUE-Charles \. Meeer ma9
sd for Charles Groth No. 65l -. Ann az
nue.. FIVE story tenement house, on lo' -'A
feet, to r slayer.
BROOK AVENUE-Charles \: Weber mas $50 soi :
for \ VIII to c. O. Kirchhof NO. ooS DR. ~ :
avenue a FIVE story tenement house on LOT -'>
100 feet. -
RARTHOLDI STRBET-Hyman Satz"Ih IA, ,
sold the plot, 50xlO0 feet. on the south sIue ~
Bartholdi street. ~ feet west OF flhS d,,un,'
- the q & $ Realty Company for John Mile''
and has resold IL TO Rosario Lohel
PAISLEY AVENUE. NJ. Weiss Co. have
sold for Mary +. McGrail the one family iane
dwelling house on the north side OF baisle, Sc,
avenue 25 feet west of Fairfax avenue on Pr
50xlOO feet 70 the Wellman Finance ana hea'l.
Company which gave in exchange Two tots -,
the northwest corner Of Edwards avenue ana
Marin street.