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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
\ Brisbane. 23s William st. owner.
knnMles | 81. Broadway. architect; No.VVV :
LIS PENOENS.

% AVE. ~ and 50: Mary r Martin agt so.ln-
ger Realty 30 ct al foreclosure OF his'' a''o'
news Arnstein Levy Pfcifer.
EAST BROADWAY. $. sj.i It OF flke ~:
% 2xc3 ] Eva Cohen. extrS. agt ienIy ~. "
al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney, II EPSTEIN
sGTU ST. u e. 1854 II OF Avenue A. iex
JODs; George Helmsky agf Theresa Price ~ al
fpnrtltior): attorneys. Aronson ku,ner.
9TH AVE. " p 100 II Of seth -. loxs4, Ok
irreg: Michael j Phean agt Bernard ,onh"'
81 al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys but'' "
Vinng.
MONTGOMERY ST. 10: StaUe Bank aet or'as
parues et al foreclosure Of Mtg. attorney ) =
koha.
DECATUR AVE. " 4. i2J n Of gJJth 81, ~
100. Rowland " Thomas agt Anna Moosor Jgse'
Il al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney l. "S''
rem.
I4OTT ST n =. 1916 II Of 7th ave, ll4S
~ II. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co AIT Leno1
Realty 90 OF al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys
Woodrord Rovee & Butcher.
ODD ST 45l 10 455 West: Lille l. Mungar aa'
Marie A Dunbar ct al partition; attorney X W
Cromley.
ERNEsCLIFF PLACE. n $. lot $50 map OF
property OF George and Henry u Opdyke, Tht
Bronx: Henry r Lippod OF al agt William =
DoIln ct a foreclosure OF mtg). attorney II /
Lppold
18TH ST 40 west: julia Nusbaum agt VIII
lam y ,ireen" 81 al foreclosure % Mtg sttof'
reV VI Erou3cher
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're recorded
yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
solesroom, Nos. Il and i6 Nesey street:
By Joseph p. Day.
GRAND ST q and %. s 30 II OF Sulll-
van st, IS sx7o. with - 70 II sullivan St -
x50. three sly bldgs; executors sale; estate
q Dorothy Conkl.n. deceasea; sold to Daniel
Cohey for S29.7C0. also
It'll AVE. cor o., 39th 81 75.6x43e: two
sty bldgs. with stores; voluntary sale: sold al,
private sale: also
,o5 5?D ST. Is. 5: 500 Ct Y Of 9Th aye. IN
uel Jacoby. deceased. knocked down t. Duffy
for $4,000 SO
HUBBARD ST. IS and 50 2a71 It from Har
way ave, Brooklyn' 3 sly dwF, voluntary sale;
GorRcT ST "a to l3c. IS. % It n Of. stan,
sold TO Joseph Isaac for s1O3.sOO: also
ton St. 49,. 7xloo: . - 1T bidgs trustees
sale: sold to Rudolph Wallach CO for $4,000;
,oS % AVE- VI u.s. lst -, c23 i:h s.: 2oss
kehr deceased: sd 70 Frank Licats for s23.-
200; also
% AYE. 81 % :, Of cot. st. 2oT7":
Charlotte Gr'ssler for $1,000. also
2D AVE. 800 W s. Clio II ; OF 2ist st. 1ailx
~. sly itunt and store. executors sac;
estate OF George Relsenwcber. deceased; 20
Henrietta LC4wig for $1,000.
WOOSTER ST 90 s 100 II d Of Grand st.
25xloc . sly loft bldr. vol sale: 20 Henry D
Ieinze ;or $4,000
4iTH 81. 81. t. l75 It o. l1th ave ok
1908. : Fly tenmt. sol sale. bid in al sI4 zoo.
Sd AVE. 3sls and $3.50. :. So {. of
Wendover ave. each 2jx1O0. two > sly fats with
stores. vol sale; withdrawn.
10th ST. 1e, 2 :. 125 Il W Of Madison ave
2txloll SIS tenmt and stores; % tho plain
~ FOR S2l100.
10th ST. Is. s. 100 q Of Madison ave-
2jXl00i1. sly tenm'. 10 the plaintiff for S2l.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March - Through slow but sure
widening of the discount on May wheat, that
option to-day. Tor the second time within TWEEN
ty-f four hours, brokc this years low price zee
ord. Closing figures We're easy, 50 &c 10 "a
sc under last nlsht. Corn finished &c NJ 10 a
shade down. oats at advance ~ i-lSc 20
i.2i.c and hog products showing 1'.c TO - T. n
3Oc decline. IL largely scalping market
tor wheat Values wee b CHER early. the sh ~;
interest being extended aud most spectators in
cned 20 favor moderate rally Besides. there
was an advance a. Liverpool and reports o; un-
favorable crop conditions in Southwestern Kan
sas Another source ~ temporary Strength was
A substantial decrease Ia the worlds ayaaoIe
supply. cash demand here. however. proved
listless. and the buy power for options soon
lecame exhausted, particularly FOR Nav delivery.
In View OF the weakness many traders who had
bought during the first part Of the session turned
TO the selling Side. So that final transactions We're
within shade OF tn lowest poin. reached.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

August schramr and ano to Christian Coll
sun Construction CO to Jacob Goldberg: 500.
society Of the New York Hospital % New
York public Library q assts. each sl5ocO~ ;
Titia Guarantee and Trus, Co to New York
Investing Corporation. $4,000.
Lawyers Tile Insurance and Trust 90 10
Orion II Cheney. superintendent Of Banks. Ne"
York state: 81.
Same to LAWYERS Mortgage Co; s2l: 600
Max Hamburger executor. 20 Max HsmourseF'
Alexander Pfe'Gcr to chentlcleer Realty Co. 81.
Herbert Ogden 10 Ella q Mcbride 81 600.
Chanticleor Realty Co TO Mary Martin. 81
Joseph Aloxanler 70 Lewis Alexander, 81.
samson Rosenhoid TO Joseph Goldlng; 81
sarah r Shapiro to lillian Y Poiak ana
lnIiaa Polsk and ano to Max Borck; 81
Austin " s.auson 70 John Il Hegeman -.
Sinscn Vol 20 Elaine " Cone 81.
Harriet q Russell. admrx, 70 Emma Mule
g. 800
LAWYERS Mortgage co to Walter Gurnee,
Eia Andrews. extrx, to Ella Andrews;
5000
David Anolsky to Louis sturcke; 81
Vincenzo Ciuti 70 savoy Trurt CO.. 81
Giovanni Mgccarone to Nircenzo Ciuti. 81
Anna VI Jeroloman TO Esperanto Mortgage 90;
caarlss welnstain Realty CO to Mary Ger
Eta Bernstein to Esperanto Mortgage Co:
$500
Matthew lialgln to Yet,a R'ls.. eS'rx; $50. SEQ
Elzaheih II sante =, 70 Mar HanGe: $3.50
American Mortgage Co to John VI Bowers and
NionoIas : Cngcr TO Goldie Metzger: 500
Jennie \ 2oscnhere 10 Henry a Rosenberg;
ST. 500
onion y Cheney. superintendent { Banks
u SAT- 81 New York. - LAWYERS Title IN
surarcc ard Trust 90 81.
Lizzie \ scholtl TO LAWYERS Title 1nsur
ancc and Tr-st GO. S23.o0n
lsas, AleS S.5 'nd an" "Hrs. 10 Joseph
M1r HaraurGe.. ~xr 70 Rosa Hamburger:
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rom Ian u 1911. s72o to $50: address. 20 Ea,,

from Jan I5 1911. sI2o TO $50: address 20 East
I'd ST.
ETH AVE ooto ,store. .tc); Monson Morris.
trustee. 10 james McDonough: !is Ho'' O''
~ 1910: $1,000. address. 2.lo ON ave-
9Th AVE. 800 (store. etcl; George = 'u'ei
Of nj to George Grerorius: yrs from Msy l.
1911: 81 $50. address 3ls West 3lst ~.
sTH AVE. $ OIL II Of 18th 81. "dTedo
uhe land): United ) ates Trust Company oi New
York ct al trustees 10 John II Nogel; 20 yrs
from Mayl. 1911. with option of renewal taHes
etc. and 81 $50 address. 43l LeHeTts ave Hi@"
inond Hi, Long Island.
I'd ST. s w 8 1909 n $ . OF Avenue \. .aoA
1886 che landp: winthrop Ruth, iura 10
Charles Heckler: II yrs from Feb !. 1911; taxes
and 1915: address broadway. Amliy''1e' Long
Island.
lfTH ST. II9 East, n cor lrX'ng race
sumner Gerard trustee 10 Louis Shapiro and
Gwen Gallagher: extension u lease Tor W
rom May T. 1911: 81 30 to $3.50 address w"
II Johns ave.
;ISr ST. AS West CalD Florence smith I'm 81
al to The Owl Club. = Yrs and mos from Siarch
/ 1911: Sl.1lG: address, AS West slst st.
l29TH ST 100 Eas; ,store); Abraham Gahr'e
to John Quinn: yrs from May l. i'li' wv
q .l-f ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
NEW BIG FACTORY BUILDING.

Plans have been fled for the erection o.
a ten story freproof candy factory on the
northwest corner Of Spring and Hudson
streets for Henry He!oe. al cost Of S5oo'"'
The building will have frontage Of l15'5
feet on Spring street by l0,.4 feet on Hud'
son street. with a facade Of limestone, brick
and terra Gotta.
Plans have been hled for increasing the
height Of the three eight story loft builu
.ngs on the east side OF West street lH.S
feet south Of Rector street. ard for install
Eng stores in the same. The altered build-
,ngs will be twelve stories high. and ac-
cording to the estimate Of the architects II
will cost $4,000 10 make this improvement
Z CRYSTAL & Son are the owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

iST AVE. 1851. Harry Fomrlnse agt Emma
Hemp ct all Sept 90, 1910; Sl77.
1S2D ST 600 Fast Droisen s. Cohen sst So
phie Knerpsr ~ al. April -, 1910: S93
LCDLAW AVE n g. IS z " % Havcneyer
ave: David shapiro agt Roth Construction 60 ~
al. March I. 1911 SIS
jiTH ST. 42l and 423 East: John 7, Kea,ing
aet /. Schumacher - al; Feb IS. 1911 so.
11TH ST. 6. 100 q " Of Broadway: Ret
ance Fireprcot Door 90 agt West l39th Street
Construction Go 81 ri: March o. 1911: 1925.
LUDLAW AVE. n 5. x, II " o, Havemeyer
ave: David Shapiro agt Roth Construction CO et
al. Feb Il. 1911; $40.
STU AVE. 2ij5; oscar Bustig agt Jacob Hack
jr, 81 AL Feb f.. 1910; sG2 80
SAME PROPERTY: Solomon Bl.cher AZ,
same; Sept 3. 1911. si3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

Book Publishing Company ana n. W. Ly'
man: also space in the Armory Buildine' a,
Broadway and 5sth street, 10 the Lexington
Automobile Company.
w H. Dolson * CO. have leased 20 John
c. Ten Eyck and Frederick Z. Anderson
for Joseph Tahys & Co, Offices In the
Fahys Building at No. 81 Liberty street for
one year.
Samuel -. Martin has leased Offices ~
No. 1871 Broadway 20 Rogers & Rogers.
Denzer Brothers have leased for a lons
term of years for Martin Dienst TO Michao.
Kramer the entire FIVE story and Easement
building at No &c East an street; TO- ls'
natz Roth 10 q waist house the fourth loi'.
containing 1000 square feet, at No. "a
10 - West 18th street, Tor John 9. Well
wood to j. r. uomerich $50 square feet
q Nos AZ and 40 Broome street, FOR j
Steiner * Sons 90 a neckwear concern the
fifth loft TT No. - Broadway; for J. i.
Ludwig TO Miller Brothers the third loft at
No SIS church street and for plumbers
Brothers 10 Goldman & Selkcu the ff'n
lott al No sos West Broadway
Tho Duff q Brown Company has leased
for Cornelia w Slade SO 81 West ls2d
street three story dwelling house. ana
for David Greene Nos l6s and 80 and No
AZ West both street three three story
dwelling houses
The Charles + Moves Company has Leased
large suites Of Offices in the Smith-Gray
Building. Broadway and Warren street, as
follows. a large portion of the twelfth door
10 the Harwood Construction Company: q
portion Of the third floor 20 the Furniture
Commercial Agency and other Offices on
various floors Of the building 70 John
Walker. Leon Dashew, the Meachum Ad-
dressing Machine Company, the Williams
&. Clark Company. Charles J. Kleber and
William c. Poster. The agents report
many inquiries for Offices in this building
owing TO the nearing OF completion OF the
Nu0iciuel PvildiDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

able. 2J4 2Cc. half blood comtinz 27a.s
three eigntIs, ga Csc; quarter 2sz 9e%
Miotigap. Wisconsin end New YORK asts"*:s.
Pin" usSsyashed. 20n2lc: deiaine. .i5,,
half blood. 20 "a II &c. Kentucky, Indian. 80;
Missouri Three-efshths blood. 2ei, SSpi
quarter. 2Ju2Jizc. ls.'
SECURED basis: Texas-Fine sixteer rrort.
$50 SOC: fine. six 10 eight mo7thg 49,
fine fall. l3c. california. northern. g..
middle county. 45G4Tc: southern 81,
fall free 40n 42c: fall defective 36m37T a.
gon-Eastern No J staple. 5Gn sc: Eas,.,.
clothing. isM SOC: valley 40 !, Is n ~ tn
ritory: Fine staple, BE. fine mediura s,e -
fine clothing. sta Sc: hne medium. "a -,
half blood conabing. 55c, three-eshtts -.
quarter, - soc. -
PulIsd--Extra. 55a 5ec. ane \. 52a5k. !.
supcrs. l7Iisc. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
ESTATES SALES TO-DAY.

Bryan L. kennedy will sell at auction
to-day at executors sale for the estate OF
Emily {. Kavanach 80 &c West 47th street.
a four story browrstone dwelling house.
and for the estate ~ Feruccio a. WANT
Nos % and 90 East i1,th street. two ffc
rtory brick doui tenement houses. ON
tie same day Mr.. Kennedy VIII sell No. rs
West 4ith street, a four story brownstone
dwelling house. on plot 16SXl00 feet. and
,he southeast corner OF Lexington avenue
ana nth street comprising three three
story brick dwelling houses, IN plot 34fx
1as q fcet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

4iTH 81. lji West: Stanger & 90 ss.
Louis ana Hcrtense Steckler, owners John
DietTicn. Lessee ami contractor; g. f0i 70
CLINTON AVE r. x cor OF 17jtn -. a0xI50.
John Z Ernst ~ Al agt Wiefhof Construction
CO. owner and contractor: $500 So
50 AVE. 3G27: Schunler & Ie6eruan. Inc agt
Eliza Miller. owner. Frank Mueller. contrac-
tor $500
18TH ST, To- West Joseph Tiuo =. al aet
John E Olsen Construction %. owner Russo u
St1is tonstructlou and Building 60 contractor.
$500 10
LEMON AVE. 20 and IS: John Blady act Ann
:. Oscar y and John Thees n. owners. Klein
4 Moser. contractors; 1894 20.
BROADWAY. 2 cor Of 431 81 i05xi9.. Sar-
gent d 60 agt Mary \ Fitzgerald owner. frank
Tate ana George VI Cohan Theatre Co leSsnes
Broadway and l3l Street Building 90 lessee
. and contractor 50 iTG ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Twelve Story Structure for Fourth
Avenue 70 Cost S450.000.

Plans have been filed for tie erection Of
8 twelve story commercial building On the
southwest corner Of Fourth avenue and
slst street This building VIII have a
facade Of brick and terra Gotta, Of fire.
proof construction with a frontage OF
,235 feet on the avenue by rs feet on the
street Robert Goelet and s. K. de Forest
ere the owners. The Quondam Leasing
Company Of which Louis steckler Is
president, IS the lessee. Herts & Taliant'
The architects, estimate the cost Of this
latest Improvement 70 Fourth avenue at
ss0Gfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
Guys sRONXViLLE PROPERTY,

Frederick Hodgman. vice-president and
director Of the Hodenan Rubber COMPANY
has purchased a large plot m Sycamore
YronxvilIe, upon which ne will erect al
once large Colonial home. Mr. Hodg-
mans property is az The intersection Of
Avcn Road and Plateau Circle and has
many handsome trees and nne views
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address. Of lessee
MARCH IS

AVENUE c. 15l (all. Morris Eschwege 70
Louis Bslu. yrs from MAY !. 1911; $500. ad-
dress. ~ Avenue Z.
BURNSIDE AVE 20l fstcre etc., sophia q
Ahreus to Henri Maurer WIS from april T.
1911. $50 address POI burnside ave
COLUMBUS AVE 49s 10 90 C-tore ana base
m.nt Morris Eetzker 90 Junmaun Drug 60.
from March !, i"ll. 10 Sept GO. 1870 81 80.
address. i@t Columbus a'c.
PARK AVE. $50 ts'ofe. etc. Mary 4 Blown
20 ~ Koehler g. Go. . SIS from May J 1911,
s. COO 90 g. 4no address .0l Isl ave
STONE ~T. II Gtorei. Henry Morick 10 Josenh
Akst. % rs from Ma' T. 1911 $3.50. address l3a
Wet llGtu 81
WILKES AVE. 1927 ,s,sre,: tho Dayi5 Her.
mo-. CONSERVATION 90 40 Nathau GO'dsf-iD. ? US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Mnrch "s.--rhe local wool situs ton
IS unchanged, and buyers are apparently IN
'phhihHhb 81 values. some territory stock ha :
chahs"d hands and there is u little demand
Tor ONO three eishths blood neeces Other
lines very dun. ana the trsae loohiur anxious-
y at the incoming Congress little new
arizona wool IS coming IN. and sells fslrly
wen an lad 2uc, but there ia no interest Al.
yet locally IN wool on the sheep's hack
tui'cd very dun. and foreign product is In
httle demand quotations:
Ohio aud F,nnsylNanis neeces--pelain
washed. '%c, M 81 I3Itsc, inc unmorchant-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

PROSPECT AVE y " cor Of islst ~. boxlVo;
Greenwich Mortgage 60 loans With Realty and
COR 'ructi9n 20 $4,000.
WILKINS AVE. cor OF iIOth st ~
1861 Manhattan Mortgage 80 loans Rehah'
Realty and Construction 90 sboWp
t2D ST n : 300 10 n " OF 9Th ave. IA 2X
1908; Metropolitan Life Insurance 60 .oans
Wcads,0ck Hotel Co $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
LEASES.

The cross z Brown Company mas leased
Aoor IN So % West 9Th street 10 The
y = stearns Company and space in No
2o4 70 -g5 broadway 70 Harold Moore
Albert J.. Ashlc - has leased space IN
.. building a. the southwest corner o.
r.fth avenue and 18th street 10 the CONT
rDrt0 Tacuitios Oomoarc thu london
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
AL RATION S.

@lIi ST. II West; io sty and basement
dWs and store. liolstein 4 Young East I,tA
II. owner. Bernstein ~ bernstein. - East 23d
-. architects. >l5.CO".
WEST ST. e. 81. i7l3 II II Rector -. :. r
: siy lots. crystal \ son. ~ 9Th ave own
rrf. q a. Blum. 5o1 jth i'e architects. sea- .
ouu
STU AVE. $50 AMI ~" q, two ST. stores
"luh, etc. P'untt. PREMISE: = " GusSsv,
- puan" -. architect. >,ool
iGTH ST - West sty ana basement, oys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
PHONE 4O7O-EEEKMAN.
NFW JERSEY
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLONIAL

-cashore residence. one Of the kind ,ouvs a..
ways admired With the Big white columns =
front: i6 rooms and bat1s immense por,,
-cocherc. &c. bullf by day. WORK m n...
mannsr for owners Ne. plot 20 30 go f..,
front as desired. finest location m Jersey CN.,
This If q brand new home. snf for good ressor,
will be sold for less than cost. foi .rioe IA
photos address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
BROOKLYN SALES.

Martin Srinc.H sold the premises No l-i
iCth street for Martin Roe7e 70 an investor,
srd 40 90 lst street. TWO story and base
,aeut urcwnstons house. for Edward II.
I.i7cHfeld ~ an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR ToIr-
HOUSE BARGAIN
s6.O0O BrYs SIS 10 HOrsE

I *b,'HU ID ' > w T'-DFJ Fi'JT -.
4 beautiful new home butt by DAYS 7,o-,
gas electricity. running water paulust ronr'
beamed ceilings. large v9rdroDes. many sus.ss,
features; q large dot on 81 attractive sverr.
I'm a private Residence Park. Fine surrOurAny,
Half hour 80 Herald Square or Battery On porn
svIyanls Tunnel Lire. Near DEPOT Vow IN
terms and small deposit. caii write 0r 'phor.
W. ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

irreg; Arthur VI Levy. referee. 10 John sn,-
phen. Amanda a Pope ana Madeline - Crockite;
March -. $500 address. ~ Prospect ST. East
l4Vlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
BOROUGH OF BRCOktyN.
yOJ DON'T NEED 1 ~IRyAN1
WEsTCHEsTEg COUNTY.

IN an Easy Housekeeping Home. Prosns-.
Park East: $3.50 cash and $50 month Setd
for booklet REALTY ASSOCIATES 10 Rcrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COT \CRl

PLEASANT VIEW COTTAGE FOR Rtns
furnished large porches near river.
rooms phone. barn and garden. soea M
M I till october rent. sos monthly
y r pINGFE oteso, y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

EXPERT ASSISTANCE ~ THE SELECTION
OF \ HOME SITE.
Town 3 Country. the illustrated weekly. tn
dering 70 homsseekers a kind n service acgs.
before offered. Does not show or sci properties.
merely gives opia.onz and facts about suburtn
Real Estate. Gail or addrtss JOHN r. Nv
INGsTOE. JR., 3s9 9Th Ave
TOWN e COUNTRY HOMELAND UREAU.
Taler.h- mo. zoos "a M.lL-cu ---l-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
The Gramatan NatiOCa! Bank

Capital and surplus 100000
soliclts accounts OF firms, corporations ard
indlXlduais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
Westchesler county National Bank

OF BEDNNNTTLE, y =
Commercial and Interest Departments
4 ccnnrfs IL ,Irni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
MUUtRN Is KUN HOUSE
New Rochelle trust company

plot Of 2 acres. fine trees and q. LOS
number OF other bargains. state your V1u's
DAYMON s. BOYD ManaIone. = Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
solesroom. Nos. Il and l6 Nesey street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE HOUSE

At rUfttT ~ LHIh
Owner must sell. This Is 10 fake
WILLIAM \. hLElN,
Is Dew ey ave. New Rochelle y -.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE rs NORTH
YonLers. close 70 station and trolley th1r-
oughly modern interior; gsrage arse p,c- NJ
ground: price $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29

4TH AVE. " cor a,t -. FOR IL .tv
commercial bldg. 23Jyll5: Robert Goelet ana
; Dc Forest West i7th =. owners: Herts
& Talant, architects; SiJ0coo
SPRING ST. n cor Hudson St. for 10
sly factory. l1J5xl0T4: II IIeid.. :, Vandarn st
West. architects: $3.50 eco
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
JUDGE DAVIS HOLDS IN FAVOR
snaIN CASE BROUGHT UP AT THE
;54 MAGIC CITY.

Minot, N. d., Nov. That the coun-
ty seed lien law is valid is the decis-
ion in the trial Of the case against
George Nixon, charged with selling
grain grown from seed furnished by
the county without paying the county
for the seed.
The constitutionality of the law at
tackled by Attorney E. R. sinkler, at
torney for the defendant, who held
that the law does not conine itself to
the purpose stated in the title. Mr..
Sinkler cited several cases in an at
tempt to show that that part of the
law providing for the seed lien and the
penalty for not paying for the seed is
not expressed in the title and there.
fore the law is void.
States Attorney Nash argued that
the title of the act is broad one, au.
thorizing the county to issue bonds
procure seed for needy farmers and
that an authorization to procure the
grain implies all the other requirements
necessary to carry this provision into
effect. If the legislature gave authori
ty to procure the seed, Mr.. Nash ar
gued it is certainly constitutional tt
provide in the same bill the method
by which this shall be carried out ant
to make any other arrangements tina
may be necessary to accomplish tn
purpose Of the bill.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
DEVILS LAKE MAN PURCHASES
FLOUR MILL IN MINNESOTA
TOWN-WII.L TAKE CHARGE.

F. T. Lockwood of this city will
leave in a few days for Twin Valley,
Mimi, where he has purchased the
Faith Roller Mills and will take per-
sonal charge Of the property. The pa
per of that city says in connection
with the transfer:
Last week L. II. Amoth disposed Of
his half interest in the Faith Roller
Mills 20 F. T. Lockwood, Of Devils
Lake, N. D. Mr.. Lockwood has al
ready been maxim gextensive improve
ments on the plant and it is his inten-
ton to overhaul all of the machinery
and put the mill in first class shape.
The new proprietor has worked at the
milling business for q number Of years
and is said to be as good as any in the
business. He worked in the Faith mill
some years ago, and consequently will
be no stranger in that neighborhood
The mill will open up for business some
time this winter.
Mr.. Lockwood retains his hotel in
this city and will devote portion Of
his time to its management.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
BIG LAND DEAL.

There was recorded yesterday in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds a con-
veyance from the Whipple family Of
their magnificent farm lying just east
of and adjoining the TOWNSHIP of Dew
lis Lake, to the Illinois Land Company.
The farm comprises nearly two and a
half sections Of splendid land, well i'm
proved. This is perhaps the largest
land sale that has occurred in the coun-
ty and was wholly negotiated by How
ard Whipple, representing the family
and J. M. Thompson, representing the
land company. While the considers
ton in the deed was the nominal sum
Of one dollar, it is known that the act
ual figures exceeded $4,000, and was
all paid in cash. In addition to this
gigantic sale Mr.. Whipple sold to Earl
E. Mann the Whipple residential prop
erty in this city comprising six lots
upon which stands the family dwelling.
With the sale Of the First National
Bank stock held by the late A. o.
Whipple it means that when the Whip
pie family from force of circumstances
concluded to leave Devils Lake there
was practically taken out Of the town
not only one of the best families in it,
but sum Of money approximating
$150,OOo. It goes without saying that
there is not person in town whose re.
gard is worth having, that does not re-
greet the departure of the Whipple fam
lily from our midst.