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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-04

"Grand American Handicap Shoot
of 1911"
1.-THE Beauties of Lake Theus,"
"SimpIe Ike Decides to Marry"
young Beyond Her Years."
In presenting our pleasing feature
of today, We are establishing two rec
ords that have never before been Of
| fered the people of our city. To be.
1 gin with, We are going to show the
| first inhabitant of Brunswick that has
ever had the distinction of being tak-
en- by a motion picture camera; Sec
ond, We are going to present pic
| ture that is know in the motion pic
tnre world as first run. This means
shown before, and with the exception
of being run by the makers, and our
trial run, this picture has never been
shown before, and you will readily
appreciate this fact by the absence of
scratches in the same.
This will prove of intense interest,
not only to every sportsman in the
city but to everybody as we'll This
is the biggest event of it's kind ever
held in the United States, and was
participated in by shooters from every
section of the country. We see the
professionals at the traps, the clay
pigeons being broken in fight, Harvey
Dixon, the winner, who made 80 out
of 100. Next we have Andrew Hill
of Georgia, who came second, making
SO out of 100. 1t is here that we have
the pleasure of viewing our popular
alderman from the Second ward at
close range, as he is standing direct
ly behind Andrew HILL and remains
there until he passes in front and
shakes hands with him. Every shoot
er of any prominence is shown, and
all in all this picture is going to
make a great hit today.
The Beauties of Lake Theus."
Next to Lake Lucerne, this is the
most beautiful lake in Switzerland,
To all who love the beauties of Ma
ture, we say, see this without fail.
simple Ike Decides to Marry"
We are at a great loss here for we
have not got the space to tell you
about this great Western comedy, but
when the Pastime guarantee is back
of anything, you can count on it, and
We guarantee this fully.
"Young Beyond Her Years"
This is picture and shows trials
OF little girl that has been left in
charge of a farm. Something new
and the scenes are very pretty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-04
A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told
The weathef-Fair; probably cooler

The Weathef-Fair; probably cooler
The Tides.-High water today at
4.07 a. m. and 4.22 p. m; low water
1O.14 a. m. and 1O.46 p. m.
Steamer SaiIs.-The steamer Me
dian which has taken on a cargo of
cotton from F. D. NJ. Strachan and
Co, leaves this morning for Bremen.
Three Pictures That Are above the
ordinary, and one that is extraordi-
nary at the Pastime today, matinee
and night. Be sure to see our pop
ular alderman from the Second ward
having his picture took"
On Deer Hunt.-The following left
yesterday for Blackboard island where
they will spend several days hunting
deer: DR.. G. v. Cate, E. L. Stephens,
T.. ]. Ford, VIM. Hardy, Mack White
and E. d. DUPONT, of Marietta, Capt
B. A. White and Capt. Harry Ingram.
The Cool Grand today, matinee and
night. Five full reels of eight fea-
ture pictures, the very largest pro-
gram ever shown in Brunswick, in.
Guiding two very exciting In 1ian and
Western dramas and pictures of every
description. Do not fail to come TO
the matinee and get in the %Spea--
mint Shower" and hear Mr.. Asher
sing "Spearmint Kiddo." Not a reign
of terror, but rain of gum. Come
and get your share. Admission, sc
and 10c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-04
Personal
Mention

Capt. W. R. Townsend spent yes
terday in the city.
Charlton Thomas of Darien, is in
the city for a few days.
W. s. Tison of Savannah, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Capt. NJ. Young left on the Ric
Grande for New York yesterday.
J. Hunter Hopkins leaves shortly
for a several weeks stay in New York
Manager w. C. Mckenzie of the
oglethorpe, left yesterday on bust
ness trip to New York.
Col. ]. A. Morris yesterday removed
his offices from the Clay building on
Newcastle street to the Atkins build
ing on Gloucester.
County Commissioners Meet.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Glynn
county commissioners was held at the
courthouse yesterday morning. Only
routine matters were handled.
w. r. Shadman has returned to his
home on st. Simon after a trip of
six weeks in various points north.
Among the cities visited were New
York, Buffalo and Philadelphia.
Do you know about those splendid
residence lots in the South End? The
prices range from $500 to $500; easy
terms. lie. ALBERT FENDIG and
COMPANY tell you all about it. Teie-
phone 40.
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It's Equal Doesn't Exist

No one has ever made a salve, oint-
nent or balm to compare with Buck.
lens Arnica Salve. It's the one per-
feet healer of Cuts. Corns, Burns
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains
it's supreme. Unriva1ed for Piles. Try
Il. Only Csc at Roses Drug Store.
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James c. Dahlman, Cowboy" Mayor
of Omaha, Throws the Laris+"

- o'''I'''a''' OVWNOy WdyoT
of Omaha, Throws the Lariat."
Major Jas. c. Dahlman started his
career as a cowboy, and is at present
mayor of Omaha, and has the follow
ing record: Sheriff of Dawes county.
>Neb., three terms; Mayor of Chadron,
two terms; democratic national COM
mitteeman, eight years; mayor of
Omaha, six years, and in 1910 candi-
date for gogefnor of Nebraska. Writ
ing to~Foley & Co.. Chicago, he says:
Il have taken Foley Kidney Pills and
they have given me ar great deal OF re-
llet so l cheerfully recommend them. y
- S'XodSs tfa% -
ta"(Signedl ! 'lakse .SD&tarr,an."
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THE PASTiME.
Matinee and Night.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST . whole front between Bronx
dale and Cruger ayse, 460x irreg; cruger ave,
8. whole front between lsIth 81 ana ErohN
dale ave COX irreg: W 4 Mallett co agt Eugene
Buckley and Mary Buckley, owners Charles
Bailey. contractor. s11i ~.
2lST ST. 1876 and 140 West: r Dey a. Sons
90 AIT Riley Brice Realty Co. owner and con
tractor: s47l 81.
3GrH ST, SO to 81 West: Standard Damp
PROBING and Roofing co agt Fackner oates
Construction CO. owner and contractor; 800 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Globe Fire Proof Door
and Sash 60 agt same: S2,1ll-
lSOTH ST. sls East. Frank HcGarry aet
John Faco and stephen Porpors owners, John
Marx. contractor: $50.
CRUGER AVE. S. whole front between 18TH
81 and Bronxdas ave, 20 l0x irreg: 18th -.
: 6. whole front between Cruger and Bronxdale
ayes, +6.9N irreg; Pasquale jeanette ast Eugene
and Mary r Buckley owners: Charles Bailey,
owner and contractor. s10J.
BOTH ST. 90 and 81 West: William Mack ct
al agt Fsckner Coates Construction Co. owner
and contractor: S3. s26 IS.
SAME PROPERTY; James ] Brown agt same;
$40. 500
BECK ST, n .. 100 It Of Ave S, John. ssx
100. Masor & Co. Inc agt Afro Realty 60,
owner and contractor; 1886.
ELsMERE PL. cor Of Marnlion ave. %
xl0O: Morris Manacher agt J G Cooke co, own
SAME PROPERTY; same agt { Cook co.
owner John Cook contractor, 500
WASHINGTON ST. As and so; Aberene stone
co ast estate OF Robert GOelet owner, Thomas
Swain. contractor; $500 Is
l42D ST. IS. 100 II OF Ieno1 ave- lO0y
ea.l1; Kahn r. Maxim co agt Duchess Con
struction co, owner and contractor; So5.
36TH 81, g. 1876 II ot 9th ave. e0xloo
same agt Fackn.r-C'oates construction Co owner
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Crawford. n. J., property given IN
exchange bv Randall H. Stern for the loft
building No PSI Church street and No. So
Leonard street Is the estate known as
Overlook. It occupies the block front
on Casino avenue, extending from Linden
Place 10 Willow avenue. and has a road
frontage of SIS feet. There IS large
southern colonial house. stable, garage and
cutbuildings. John r. & oscar L. Foley ne
gotiated the exchange
r. S Jones and J. A. Toland have sold
for the Lakeside Park Realty Company 20
J. s. Dubroff $50 lots at Railway. \. J.
The property has large frontage on ST.
George, Madison. Jefferson and Plainheld
avenues 1t was held at 100000.
,, Charles Field Grlffen & Co. have sold for
the heirs Of William Burlng an estate con-
sisting OF mansion and outbuidings. with
fny-seven acres OF land, IN the Quaker
Ridge section Of New Rochelle. The pur-
chaser will improve the property and Oc-
cupy Il later IN the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14

A C. 4 L. A. Marks have resold for the
Tomshawk Realty Company, OF which Rob
or, NJ Siivermark IS president the vacant
Mot Ibox1OO feet, on the easterly side Of
Clcrmont avenue, 100 feet south Of l25th
street
The Zipkes Construction Company is the
buyer and is to erect on the property a
high class six story elevator apartment
house. which Is estimated TO cost $4,000
Mr. silverman purchased the plot from
A. c. & L. A. Marks last week.
Most Of the business in the realty market
Yesterday was confined To- leasing Of prop
crty. An interesting rental was that OF
the property at No. East 18th street from
the estate OF ex-Judge Joseph Larocque by
the p. W. French Company. dealers in high
class antiques and old tapestries. On the
site tho firm will erect a new building Tor
its own occupancy It will be of special
freproof construction and contain burglar
proof vaults Pease & Gilman were the
brokers.
The property affected is the twelve story
store and loft building completed few
months ago at Nos SO and 50 West 36th
street ny the Fackner-Coates Construction
Company, which purci ased the sitel last
Nav from Michael Coleman. The syndi-
cate. which made the purchase through
Henry d. Wlnans & MAY. is said 10 have
paid about 10000 for the property which
is within 200 feet Of Sixth avenue.
An Interesting purchase rejecting the
growth Of the West Side in the SOS as a
centre for automobile interests has been
made by the Van Vert Company, which
acquired through Samuel II. Martin plot
20 2xlOO feet at the northwest corner OF
West End avenue and 64th street.
The sellers, NJ. & M. Ottinger, have
owned the plot for moro than thirty years
and about ten years ago the parcel, which
has q rock foundation. was excavated with
the intention OF making a warehouse I'M
provement to connect With the yards and
piers Of the New York Central Railroad
This was abandoned and. the present pur-
chasers are TO erect an eight story struct-
ure especially arranged for automobile
manufacturing and repair work. The plans
have been completed by Mast q Spring
steen and the contract for the building has
been given 10 the Ebman Contracting Com
pany
Tho frontage OF lhe SlIuctutt VI wv
street side will re Of steel and glass; every
floor will be waterproofed and fireproo'
conditions will be followed according Il
recommendations % the Fire and Buildins
departments. provisions being made for the
ipclosing Of the staircases In freproof par
ttions. The structure will he equipped
with two large automobile elevators run
ming 10 the roof. which IS 10 bo paved &c
permit the cleaning end repairing Of cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust GO. '"'
Broadway. .
COURTLANDT AVE. 622. l0ox2os; Dec Il;
1909; ONYX Realty and Construction 20 70 -, %
Galewski $1,000 attorney, David Ua'e"sN'
$50 Broadway.
COURTLANDT AVE 800 and 62f, loox4o, ,,
Feb IL 1910 ONYX Realty and Construction 20
! To- Prospect Investing 90: S3D,oW' attorney sue
phen " Collins. 60 Wall ST.
COLuNBINE ST. y r. 14.10 II or frospect
ave g4x3i 3xg5x-. Nov "a. 1909. giuseppe anu
Mattea Taunara 10 Hugo ! Panzer, k'u' attor
ney Antonio Amsdeo, 20 Court 81, brooklyn
SAME PROPERTY; May 9. 1905; same %
Frank " Mosher; $500. attorney, DaVid Il
Woodall 707 fremont ave.
LOTS is, 1876. 1906 and 4i2. map village Mount
l. Curtis; 81 700 attorney. Title Guarantee ano
Trust co. f76 Broadway.
Lot 10 map estate Hendrick Rutgers, oound-
cd by lot ~ said map " by lot - And ~
the other half part Of lot 49, = In 'front.' py bast
Broadway 2jx626 Juno 80. 1909; Lee w snh
Florence i: Bennett TO Newman corven; S2,Wo;
attorney. Moses Cowen, 81 Nassau ST.
LOT 100 part Of. map OF Morrissnia, bounced
BY Brook ave, by property New
York & Harlem v n. by lands late OF Henry
! Matthews by line parallel with n said prop
erty i5xl00.6. Dec "a 1910; John II Buscan 10
Albert Helen and Hannah Bell ana Kate j
| Henry. So 500. attorneys, Mullan, cobb MI
che % Liberty St
LOT 1870. map East fremont. 6lxfJoxioIlooo
! Jan II? 1903: Daniel BRADY 10 Margaret G Coyle;
$1,000; attorney. Elmer Story, ft1 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


3GTH STREET-Henry ID. Winans e. May
have sold for the Fackner-Costes Construction
Company No. IS 70 81 West 36th street. Il new
twelve story hreprOof store and loft building,
on plot GOxas feet, 10 An investor.
73D STREET Tho J. T. Wilton stuart Com
pany has sold for the Clealaud estate No. %
East 73d street. q four story dwelling house. on
lot 20xsO feet 70 Judson s. Todd. who will re
build the HOUSE into an American basement
structure for his own occupancy.
ODD STREETS B Goodale * Perry have
sold for Henry Ferris. az attorney. No. 1862 West
pa street. three story dwelling house. on lot
2ix73 10 feet. near Ninth avenue.
PATH STREETS. VI Bier has resod for +.
dwelling house. on lot ~ l01os.9 feet TO the
Security Mortgage Company. which owns the
SIX story loft building adjoining At No 14g 70
los. The property WIS bought 20 protect the
light Of the latter.
GATH sTREET-The Van Vert Company haS
bought from Ottinger & Booltsr through Samuel
" Martin the northeast corner OF Wsst End
avenue and Gath street. plot 20 2Iloo feet.
CLAREMONT AVENUE-A g. g. L. A.
Marks have resold for the Tomahawk Realty
Company Robert VI. Suveunan) TO the Zpkos
Construction Company the vacant plot 81 land
situate on the esstery side Of ClareInon; avenue
100 feet south ~ the corner or 18th street. a
plot l5OK1OO feet. upon which high class six
story elevator apartment house will DC erected.
These same brokers sold the property Last week
THE BRONX
LONGFELLow AvENUE-Cathsrine A. Ia
volle has sold the two family house No ils'
Longfellow avenue 10 Mrs Frederick vonsehr.
WALTON AVENUE-JacOb J. Tafolt has cold
for u J Mcdonald 10 siegmund schlessinse Of
the two story dwelling house No. 2i3e Walton
avenue. on q plot l6 i0rs2 feet
LINTON AVENUE Lou J. r. schmitt In
conjunction with Leon A. Rains. has sold for
80. il25 linton avenue. 2so feet north Of teeth
street on q plot 40x127 feet. 10 investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Emma T. Fettretch to John Mahoney; IL,
Albert MamOck 70 Clarence u smith; $IO
Florence Spesanza, extrx 70 Lathrop Coi-
gate: 81. -
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Mortgage Bond Co;
SIS 900 80
George Moakes 10 Fidelity Trust Co; 500
Louise " Bent 10 Martha A Viele. 5000.
Broadway Savings Institution 70 Greenwich
Savings Bank: s33. 800. .o.o
Loeb Hin Realty 90 10 \ Myers Realty 20
assts: 81.
Charles ~ Bardwell 10 Charles Freeman
500
Fulton Trust co. sdn. 20 Fulton Trust Co
SIS 600
William u Keller 70 Louis r " Keller
2 assts. 81 $50
Lawyers Mortgage 90 10 Yonkers Homeopathic
Hospital and Maternity; sssts; s10l 800.
City Mortgage co TO New York Trust Co.
assts, ST. -
Redwood Realty Co 70 julius Buchman; II
assts: $40.
Hunts Point Estates to Redwood Realty Co
n asSts. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
WARDS ISLAND CHARGES FAIL
Jury Evenly Divided on Question of
Stolen Provisions.

The jury in the trial OF Simon hatzen-
etein. in the Criminal Branch Of the SUI
prerne Court reported last night. after three
hours celebration, that IT could not reach
g. verdict and was discharged by Justice
Davis Katzenstein was charged with the
larceny of provisions from the storehouse
OF the Manhattan State Hospital, on ward
Island.
Witnesses testified that barrels supposed
20 contain fet and bones actually contained
good meat. The jury stood six for acquit-
raj and six for conviction, It was reported,
and the foreman stated that there was no
rnance of an agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14

Holding CO to Victor 0edick: yrs from sept
i. 1905; $40; address. 3i5 West 1i4th st. =.
DEsBRossEs ST. IL to "a. all; watts st. %
TO %. all; estate OF Charles H3unsn 80
/. 1914: 81. 900: address. 25s Broadway
GREENWICH ST. 2e9. store. etc; JAIME. a
Macdonald 10 Andrew Doern; yrs from "a'
/. 1911; $1,000. address, 1925 Avenue A.
change to Beta Theta Fl club; yrs from
May l. 1911: $1,000; address. 46 East 2'th 81
4TH AVE. II cor 18th st. 9th noor: the
Belvedere Building co 20 Louis Dusenonry 90 q
co: yrs 10 mos from April !, l'ii' >'''"o'
address 2s2 Attn ave.
9TH AVE n cor 22d st. 2sorc:. an.
EVELYN l. Enrich TO Jacob l. Kesner ~ yrs
from April 10 1911; $4,000
crH AVE, aol; all JpIss s E fGd to same
9TH AVE. 3S3 20 3G5: qSd st. 10 West. all;
julius Enrich 10 same; - yrs from hp'i
10. 1911 sol $50.
9TH AVE, 3so. all: same 10 same; 16 yrs
from April TO- 1911, 5000. address. below
9TH AVE. " g. 26.s It OF 25d ST. lsseo
9th ave .. $40 II Of sd ST. 1880; al
same 70 same; II yrs from April 10, 1911
ST. 500
9Th AVE, vs. 2s.e II n OF 22d St 27IeS ,,
oil. EVELYN J. Enrich % same; u yrs from
April 10. Ipi1 sI2oOO. address Chicago.
7TH AVE. 3so. cor store and store adjoinins
on ave; Coleman Construction co 20 Abraham
1'eub, 10 yrs from Ma I, 1911. 5000 address
sTH AVE. 21i3. storo roor AMI part basement
Paul Rsder and sno 70 Louis Keifin and ano
yrs from May 1, laI1 sl,s", address III
sth ave
10TH ST. $. 20 II Of Dry Dock 81 ",
lrreg, ell; W'llism L Marshall 70 william
Marshall corpn; yrs from March H. 1911
5000. address. 333 East 10Th 81.
22D ST. ioa West. all; Julius S Enrich I,
Jacob kesner; Is yrs from April 10. 1911: $500
address. Chicago.
22D ST. III N 1T West, all; Evelyn u Ehrlcl
70 same. II yrs from April 10. 1911. $1,000; ad
dress. Chicago.
22D ST. S. 81 II ~ eth ave. 2ox9s... all
Evelyn l. Enrich TO Jacob ], kesner; IL VI
from April 10. 1911; 81 so: address, Chicago.
I'D ST. 1o7 West: 23d ST. 1l2 and ia West
all. Julius Enrich to Jacob /. kesner. IA yr
from April 10. 1911; $1,000. address. Chicago.
23D ST, 3 l25 II OF 9th ave. 25r8s.9. all
Evelyn l. Ehrica 10 same. II yrs from Apr
10, 1911; 5000: address, chicago.
2sTH ST. - East. 22.6y9s.9 all: Katharine
Bagiey ct al. trustee. To Ernest a Turner. .
yrs from May ]. 1911 1890; address. "a Eas
2sth st
9TH ST pa and 226 West. east store. Martil
g Bech TO Joseph Ryan: yrs from May
1911: $1,000; address. zoe Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated
APRIL 49,
MANIIATTAN

W
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
APRIL IS.
MANHATTAN.
AVE B. . cor OF 18th st. 38xi0O (prior mtg
sss o0o): April II: per cent: duo Jul Z
s Rigney; 100000: address, 1875 Union ~.
Brooklyn
AVE u. n cor OF nth 81. 3Gxio0 (prior
mtg SS5. 0o0) April I; due July 3. 1911: 0 per
cent. same to same; 10000; address, 1873
Union st.. Brooklyn.
BEEKMAN IT. 81. 2o1iOo (prior mtg
81 0OO,; April II; due per bond: Edward 9
Bannert TO Henry Baker; $4,000. address. 9i2
East 62d st
RRoOME ST. 52I and 623. sty brk. lo,ao:
April II: ~. q per cent. Moritn l. Erus, TO
Jacob MARY: $4,000. address. 2iO2 broadway.
ELIZABETH ST 23s. 2oSss.s. April -: 2
WIS. John Carey TO Emigrsnt Industri al
savings Psnk 81 600. address. 81 Chambers
street.
MADISON AVE. 1897 atty brk is s,so.
Aprii N. due as per bond: Joseph i'rlsk 10
Manhattan Savings Institution: 5000. ad
dress. GA BROADWAY
NORTH MOORE ST. IS and 40 sors7. q
cent; Petut & Reed Corporation to Charles
need. $40 900. address Yonkers. Ny
WOOSTER ST. u and 10. sty brk. i9Is
100 turior mtg Sal 00ol. Mary II AIbsa 10
Marv Y west. $1,000. address. Paris. France.
ID AVE. 1890. 2ssloo. sty brk: April r..
due Nav ! lgii Joseph Hyams ana ano 10
Kate l. Boran; $40 500. address. 10 West
l@Sth st.
STU AVE. :, so ~ = OF 2Sth 81. 2S, irree.
,pr,l /. due as per bond Manhattan peal
T.tais 20 20 william I Moore IS 500. adj
dress nj West iith st
nth AVE. g 1873 q n OF tith 81. 25, 100
April IL. go. Joseph O Wolf TO Emigrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
ALTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

gRoAP P y5S, cS5 18th st. To s5S
| Realty Co. 1893 Broadway, owner; + A Fair
| brother. 5i2 9th ave. architect; cost. $1,000.
| WEST BROADWAY. " s. $50 II OF Blocker
st. to sty tehmt and store; and VI Morig
! ga. sos West Broadway. owners: l. V Spens-
s.. 900
NEW ST; Sc cor Exchange pl; 70 a 10 ..tty
| 9th ave architect; cost. 5000.
| AVENUE A. n W cor 81 st: 10 a 4 sty tenn,
! ana store, NJ Nildferer. - Avenue =, owner;
Sass. % Union Square. architect. cost, 5000.
! BROADWAY. W cor 18th ST. to sly store
owner: Townsend stein!s 4 Haskell. 1925 Broad
way. architects; cost, $4,000.
81. BECKER ST. W cor sullivan 81; to 9
| sly lodging house; Estate Low, POS Blocker
| ST. owner; J McDonoush. Al Morton ct. archi-
| tect. cost. $4,000
THE BRONX
| PARK AVE, 5. $500 II 3 Of 10th st: to a
9 sly brk factory. 23.l sxI5.1is, Fred Pfueger.
J 81 ave, architect. $500.
MORRIS PARK AVE, $50: TO a sty fran.
store and dwg, 22x36 Fred Kleinberg, on prem
ises, owner and architect; $1,000.
152D sT. 30; to a sty frame store and
owner; VI W De- Gaudio, 4oi fremont ave.
architect; 81 800.
CROMWELL AVE-. $. s25 II Of 10th st;
Kamphner SO Inwood ave. owner: John c W
Ruhl. 1892 Decatur ave- architect; $500.
3D. AVE. VS. $50 T. $ OF lsoth st; to . sty
/ frame dwg, l2isX30, Elisha Murphy, on prem.
ises, owner: John KERRY, is East 42d st.
| bath ST. :. $40 II = Of ST AIMS ave; 70 a
sly brk factory. s2x25o; Amalia Riccs, 2Ss:
! eth ave- owner: Emil c Maxwell. 100 Yves,
| 127th st. architect; $3.50.
| 2o3D ST. 800 to 2 sty and attic frame
dws. lsx4o; John A Eager. AS East I44th 81.
! owner and architect; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

George I,ederer is the purchaser OF the
dwelling house No. 70 Riverside Drive, cor
ner Of 18th street.
Earl G. Pier is the nominal buyer Of Nos.
143 and l45 East 39th street. sold through
Pease e. Gilman and william Cruikshsnk S
Sons.
Anne f. Grennan f. the nominal buyer
Of 40 762 West End avenue. sold recently
through f. K. Wood & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
SUBURBAN RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Miss
Sally 2. Flagg her cottage al Lawrence
Beach to Philip l.. GIL
Pease & Gilman and Frederick p Jones
have rented one Of the Bryne cottages, at
Long Beach, Long Island 10. Mrs. F. Is.
Blanchard.
The Lewis H. May Company has leased
for Elizabeth Hovey stucco house on Park
street. WOodmere, Long Island, 10 ]. T.
Linahan for two years.
Jacob J. Tabolt has sold for Amelia Por-
ter TO Paul Dahlka, the two story anud
basement brick dwelling house. No. 4O7A
18th street. West New York, y. J.. on lot
1S.9x10O feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-14
BIG PLOT IN CLERM0NT AVENUE RES0LD
Six Story Elevator Apartment House, Estimated to Cost $780,
OOO To Be Erected on Site by New Owner
ANTIQUE DEALERS TO BUILD ON LAR0CQUE PROPERTY

ed non-resident members 81 the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers.
There Will be meeting OF the House
and Real Estate owners Association this
evening at Turn Hall. Lexington avenue
and S5th street.
Mooyer Marston werc the brokers in
connection with the sale OF No. 162 East
list street, recently sold for Or. Robert s
Morris to Edward r Du Vivier