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The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
Hungarian.

When 1.-THE Seven Sisters was in the
course of preparation at Daniel Froh-
mans Lyceum Theater, in New York,
some one suggested that instead Of re-
tanning the foreign localization, it ought
to be Americanized. The retort was:
What, try to Americanize the domestic
condition of seven daughter where six
of them are held back in short frocks,
pinafores. and pigtail braids until the
oldest one is married on? That would
not be a domestic. farce-it would be
tragedy"
Imagine, IL you can, such an American
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
Casino Concert To-day.

The programme for the concert at the
Casino Theater to-day will include the
Empire State quartet, whose excellent
vocal and comedy talents made them
so popular in last weeks bill: Bouldin and
quinn. the musical comedians; Loie Cor
don, dramatic soprano. in operate selec-
lions; Stanley and Holt, singing come
dians: the Seibino Trio, harp and flute
soioists. and other clever entertainers
Inc popular motion picture plays will
round out an unusually attractiye ner-
formance-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
Cosmos Concert Today.

Among the acts secured for the concert
to-day are Franz Meisel. the gifted vio-
linist, in new selections; the Transfield
Sisters, novelty musical act; Vida and
Hawley, comedy character studies: Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Spaun, eccentric comedy;
MitZie Admant, vocal and instrumental
limitations, and Ruby Raymond, singing
comedienne. The orchestral numbers in
clude the "Freischutz' overture, excepts
from THE Dollar Princess" three dances
from the Henry VIII suite, and popular
numbers.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

At the Belasco Theater next week
William A. Brady announces the appear
ance of that eminent actor, Robert Man
tell, who win appear in a repertoire OF
Shakespearean and legitimate plays. Mr..
! Mantell is one of the few actors On the
stage to-day who has won instant artis-
tic and financial success in presenting ex-
clusively the classic drama. This pres
ent tour will be the last he will make in
America for some time. as during the
next season or two his manager, Mr.
Brady, has arranged an extensive Aus
tralian tour. During his coming engage
ment at the Belasco Mr.. Mantell will ap-
pear in the following admirable selection
of plays: king Lear" Hamlet" "As
You Like II" "Richelieu," 'Othello.
Macbeth" Merchant of Venice" and
Richard III" Manager Brady has pro-
vided a lavish scenic production for each
play, and an unusually capable support
ing company, which will include Mr..
Mantell's wife, the beautiful and bril-
liant Marie Booth Russell, as leading
lady; Fritz Leiber. a new leading man
from the London stage, where he mas
been in the support OF the foremost stars
in England: Agnes Elliott Scott, Henry
Fearing, and Alfred Hastings. The reg
morning.
Next week the Columbia Theater will
be turned into a veritable hippodrome Of
magic when Thurston, the great magi-
clan, opens his engagement there on
Monday night. Two carloads Of special
apparatus and twenty people as assist
ants are necessary for Thurston's per-
formance. One hundred new tricks,
combined with twenty-five big new illu-
sions, with Theodore Bamberg, the great
shadowist, as an added attraction, pre-
sent what is claimed the largest and most
spectacular magic show ever given.
Thurston's principal illusion this season
is THE great auto mystery Special fea-
lures will be added at the Saturday mat
inee for the delight of the children, with
whom Thurston is a great favorite.
Chase's next week will have as head
line-in-chief Nat NJ. Wills, ''the happy
tramp telling of his "trip to London
by cattle ship" The extra added at
traction will be J. C. Nugent and COM
pany in Mr.. Nugents own comedy odd
ity entitled THE Squarer." Horace
Wright and Rene Dietrich, the some
what different singers will present a
musical comedy number rated as one OF
the most pronounced hits this season.
Hyman Meyers, noted as '.the man at
the piano." is another of the special fea-
lures. The Six Dancing Demos in their
fascinating solo and ensemble dancing,
have been secured. The sensational
Boises will present their thrilling hippo
drome feats. Arnold and Durand, the in
strumental grotesques, and the admirable
daylight motion pictures of travel scenes
in Indo-China complete the bill.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
On Dargain Day

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The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
WASHINGTON TENOR
WILL SING In OPERA
Richard P. Backing Engaged
for "Girl of Golden West .

Henry w. Savage! Of the Savage Opera
Company, New York. has engaged Rich
ard p. Backing. Of this city, in three
years contract. Mr.. Backing has been
engaged for one of the leading tenor
roles of the English production of Puc-
cinis "Girl of the Golden West which
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
COMING CONCERTS.

Beethoven. Wagner. Tschaikowsky,
Saint-Saens, and Chabrier figure prom
inently in the programme which has been
arranged for the final concert of the sea-
son in this city by the Philharmonic
Society of New York, which will take
place at the New National Theater Tues
day afternoon. With the magnificent
contralto, Nine. Kirkby-Lunn. as the So
loist of the occasion. and the ever-grow-
ing popularity of the orchestra as its
merits become better known, the enor-
nous demand upon T. Arthur Smith,
whose agency is handling the local en-
gagement, for reservations is not surpris-
ing. AS finally revised the programme
will include the following numbers:
Overture, 'Leonore' No. 3.............. Beethoven
Symphony, "Pathetique." No 6. B minOr........
rschaikovsy
tal ''Pnntempts qui commence
(bl Mon cueur aui sOurre ia vuix.''
Nine Kirby-LIunn Solois.
'Gotterdammerung. "Siegfred's Rhine Jour
Rhapsody for orchestra FisranA' Ohatier
One of the features of the Easter ceie-
bration in this city will be a concert at
the Columbia Theater Monday afternoon,
April II. by Victor Herbert and his or
chestra, assisted by soloists who cannot
fail to command the immediate interest
OF the Washington public. 1t will be the
first of a series of concerts that have
been arranged, and will be managed by
W. L. Radcliffe, Of the Radcliffe Bureau
in this city. This series will extend con-
tinuously over a period Of several months.
Accompanying Mr.. Herbert on this tour
will be company of concert and grand
opera .soloists. Included in the WASH
tngton programme will be a number of
selections from Mr.. Herbert's new opera,
- 'Natoma," that as the first American
grand opera has had the musical centers
agog since the date of its first produc-
ton, hardly a month ago. This music
will be heard for the first time in this
city on Easter day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address II lsssse)
NAY 81

epoADvAY 23o rhe re,, store. II PARK
place.. United Merchants Pealty and Irar,ov :
rlent Co 70 J n Oest. 20 yrs from June ! 1910
5000 address. $50 Broadway.
sno 70 Antonio Carani and arc. yrs ani
n'os from June !. 1911. 200 address II SaF-
ter
BROADWAY. 1870 Aower bcoth ~ store.
Never sarrerath - Cos'ss Sakslos US AM
10 mos from Jul, :. 1911 $500 ad1rs's -
NacAv Place
GREENWICH ST r 9 cor Fsrry - store ard
basement. Nathan Kirsh 70 CHRISTIAN Henfet
5 vrs from JUNE !. lAll 81 500. address. s'6 N
ave
HOUSTON ST. 42a East an connecticl,
Trus, and safe Deposit CO "a Morris Ve!rstcck
and sno. : re from Nav 1000 y so. a1-
dress A2a East Houston 81
WEST END AVE. 5o3 an Sophia Bourd'
- Alexander y Wray 3 rs ana mes '!o!-
July 1900 - 9oo address 5ai Wes' End ave
1sT AVE 2n7 double store with bakeshop IN
from Arri J. 1911 500 address. 2ilI Isl az
1sT AVE iA4O (s,ore ard Basement Charles
Vanr,nl e,r 70 J1s-rh =! lillian IT'S vow
Ma ioll $50 address 3l7 East IAN St
lsT AVE. u cor ll5th s. 2oxT3 lalN Je1n;'
Iande - Gaetano Calitano. 20 rs from Feb =
1911 20 900 address. $50 Webster ave
81 AVE. 287s C;,ors and Easement ~, HarT'
1911 = 200 address. PATS q avs
I'D AVE. e1r (s,ore ard taser,snt) Henri ~
- oscar Bailaschsuss 1 trs and y nos .ro-a
Iure ! 1911. 3 500 address. 426 Ess' l2''h -
3sTH ST. 4os vest AIN. sarah As'h. trnste.
70 Isidor kempner US trom Dec j. i'-i
a 200 address 343 West .Ith -
18TH ST 5o4 East cor Pro3k sys ,s'ors
etc.. Nota PohdenbVre sEr to !ohr h,,5na.!
RS from Jul' J. loll - 100 address 81 Aa''
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$250.000 FIFTH AVE. LEASE
Leather and Fancy Goods Firm
Takes New Quarters.

Ire old Nrm Of Abraham Besthoff & Son.
importers Of high class leather and fancy
goods who have been located for forty-two
wears al Broadway. Fifth avenue and 22d
street. have leased the store and basement
fin the new Wills Building, Nos 2SS and 2ss
Fifth avenue, for a term Of wears. from f.
" Sharp. a an aggregate rental Of $3.50 oQo
Frederick Fox & CO. have leased for the
Hewitt Realty Company over 90 square
feet II space in the Peter Cooper Building.
a. Fourth avenue and 18th street for a long
term Of wears. at an aggregate rental of
about NO0o IRE lessees are the DR.
Jaeger's Sanitary Woollen system Com
panv. incorporated. now located at Fourth
avenue and 18th street
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Paudoine estate the building No p West
23d street for term OF years The lessee
will occuny the premises after extensive
alterations
Louis schrag has leased for Nine o
Brand 70 the Boudoir Company the store
and basement al No. East 4sth street for
a term OF years; for Joseph Keen the
fourth loft in the same buildings 10 the
Misses Quinn; for the ROYAL Moving Pict-
IRE Company to Anast Topousis the store
in the building No. Sl9 Sixth avenue.
The Alvin Realty Company have leased
for the Hamilton Fish Corporation the four
four story brownstone private dwelling
house al No. ~ East 18th street for a
term Of years. ut yearly rental Of 81 400
TO client for Halstead II. Frost. jr.. the
four story brownstone private dwelling
house at 30. PA East 18Th street for a
term Of years at yearly rental of $3.50
TO a client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
PARK FOREMAN SUSPENDED
(Boss at CITY Hall and Four Laborere
Nav Re dismissed

TIE ,foreroan If CIV Hall Park william
Lawrence has bssn SUSPENDED ~ George
| rIrtv acting Superintendent % the Park
I Department. and will Re asked on Wsdnes-
idav 81 the Arsenal along with four r1er,
hers Of the lsborirg force from otne,
parks r. show cause why he should not nc
( dismissed NJ IIiltv said he had found
two forernen intoxicated while on duty and
that o per cent ~ the laborins force If
seven hundred men was incapable II doing
iThs work required
The hrs' trial dav VII be on Wednesday.
~ which time Cor1roissiorer Slower and
Raymond r Fosd'ck Commissioner Of
Accourts viii sir in Judgment on the men
- he brought M on charges In the sus
pension Of Lawrence y was said yesterday
that II was expected q political snag would
he encountered. but politics or no politics.
the laboring force was 70 be reorganized.
Commissioner Fosdick said he had visited
Mount Morris and Morningside parks and
had found the one foreman of the TWO
marks with hts feet on p desk ami only
two laborers in each park instead Of the
Fht scheduled 70 be there Both parks
were sadly in need OF attention. he aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
SUBURBAN SALES.

T. Taue & Son have sold for s. schnur-
roecher the cottage No. AZ Wysand Place
Arverne. 10 Mr.. LanCer The same
brokers have rented for :. Schumacher
,he cottage No. N Wygand Place. Arverne
% Robinson. also the cottage 40 "a
Vvgand Place 10 a Mr.. Ecinach and for
Lester L. I,evein the cottage AT No. II
South Pleasant avenue.
Thomas s Burke has sold Tor william
Hennesy to Edith Ballard three lots ON the
east side OF Sedgwick avenue. 2oo feet north
Of the New York city line.
Edward V Siedle Of the same office. has
sold 20 Charles T Kirk for the Heidel-
haugh company two family house on
Tibbits Road
Cooley & West have sold for, The Real
Estate Securities Company plot icoXl01
feet on the corner # South Seventh ave
nue. and West 9Th street. Mount Vernon.
They have also sold q home on Vista
Place, Mount Vernon, for Matthew j..
Smith and have rented for Miss katherine
Hickey her new residence AZ overlook
street and Fletcher avenue Chester Hill.
william Byrnes has purchased the re-
ulainder Of the Michael iianlon estate on
Grand avenue. Rye. II is opposite the DAILY
estate and consists Of abott one and a
half acres.
The estate Of Peter Mcdonnell has rented
the property known "a Fairlawn AT Bay
Shore, Long Island. for the coming season
70 John &. Eustace.
s. Osgood Pell & 90. have rented for
John ". Harper his property known as
cedar Knoll al Sands Point LONE Island:
also the water front place OF Mrs. olive
H. Mayhem at Great Neck. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01

loi man Morrissnia. 2bx lrrez prior mtg at 10
300 Nav IL ST. & per cent. Leo LIZ lnson "
Candes Smith & Rowland co; 5000 a''''
foot East 26th AZ.
HEATH AVE. es. 30 II n Of prolonsatio1n, ..
centre line 229th st z lois. together. ooh nor
% mtgs each 81 5oo,. May 90 Que. &c a.
bond. UniveIsit, Heights Realty 20
Roche. sl2.siG. address 3i5 Wesi of'h ~ 100
HOE AVE " $. - n n Of Freeman 81, 22x IS
Grior mtg IS O1D. MAY % Que as per ri
Charles @ Jorsensen to Henry e Rndlau'' ~
100, address idii Ave \ AGO
IoNGW GOD AVE. n cor Wesiohes,er s 90
lex irreg. Nav 20. due as rer bond. Lo,s, o,5
ter Realty 80 IN city Real Estate co.. >''''''
address. rs Broadwai. ..
LOT 81. ma? land METROPOLITAN os ETs' imgGst
Association. NAV 81 3 yrs. . psr cent -
Nelson 70 oscar Hortschel ss"" aon''S'' ''''
Forest ave a..
LOTS 2o2 and Dos map samsr estate st Z ,o Mas
81: ; yrs 5is per cent HenrY kress w
Ressler. * ono. address. li6 I'm 81 80
MORRIS AVE. " :. l25 # Of l5'th St; s OK
1917 i54;L st :. 10 Ct y OF Morris a ner bond
prior mtg ss7. ooo, April 10 que a. Pp',arSi"1.
Giovanni Fusco 20 Margaret Faudlns'
& 700. address, cold Springs J. .o-
MARION AVE. " s. 3a7 It Of Samuel -. COX
irreg: 3 yrs, g Icr cent. MAY ~ h ,,e 90 al
ndiv and adn1r. TO Nm T. ho"''''
dress l2i Alexander ave. 49,
% : YRS rall cherniot to Lathrop Colgate; 50
ocn: address. BEDFORD. I
srsoN r. sr Of wss'i RES Es 15s
IN -
Go 10 Lawyers Mortgage 60; s8o"'o' ann'es'' 80
Libertv ST.
TNDFRCTIFF AVE cor 1'8th 81 ST.
,r.oe. Ma II. yrs. Curtiss Byron - Jos'p'
= douglass: ; $50: address 2i2 west i"-' 81
wAsHlNGToN AVE, $ v :. 2I$ n 2 CO.. @l ~
ave DIV irreg. NAV %: VS.; Baxter Cow.
Realty 20 10 James Ganly, sl3""' '"" "
2nI1 W.stche1'er ave. 80
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg SO. ~
20. du Aug % 1911 per cent; same 10 Du' -
ess I nance Go: $500. address, i"'@'"' iF'
NY. .
w-uTE PLAINS RID 3672 to 1916 prior Il, a,' =
SIS 90: May -; due rs nsr n'"o ,tr,ss e6f
yi,'rlando 10 Maurice Black: 5000 address "'
West I1Nth ST. o.,on
an AVE. u g. $50 n OF l39th 81: -a N,uvd
t,o o. ,,.o s. ot a. map n lots kngsleno
estate 27yi25. May 81 due as az, co 'un n,oss q
NJ S,crana to Franz Sieel SLEW a''"''S' ~
Park Row. 40.
iaoT'U 81 . cor Bergen ave. S?T ltr.E ~, " o.
,o lun a nor bond; steiner Publishing =" ~
Frederick \ Wurzback: Sl2.""' a''''
East 1c5th a.. ,o,,
2o1-T ST = :. At valentine ~. n,,,r-a,
irreg. May Il. due as per bond; iona go 10 90
o. n 10 TITLE Guarantee and Trust 90 F'''
address 10 Broaduay. ,....,..,.d
.oIsT ST. n 6. io.j It Of Grand 8o y, RIooG
5ox 100: MAY 70 due az Ler oonh r.. ~ oti Wes
infth 81. ca,
22aru ST. s. $50 It Of kstonah aye Sr,, az
,o; "a. ~, z v,4 per cont: OTTO i Schroe1s'
70 warren y sammis s2,Np. ADDRESS "'''''
24crH ST E. 100 II ~ Martha aye ave- ~ -
,o1 Ma. "a dur as per bond sidney % WeSl :,
Fu.ene ~ hammond $3.50. aoorcSs' f'' Loo
o&nfh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
NEW MURRAY HILL BUSINESS BUILDING
Costly Corner Structure To Be Erected by George F. Baker Ad
Joining His Madison Avenue Home.
OLD PROPERTY IN LOWER GREENWICH S'RtEl SUlp

Sc 2v24 4xss sty tenmt ard store: sold 10
the plaintiff for SOFA.
10TH AVE. Sss cor Of 31st ST - srGo' I: :
sty tenmt and sty store: sold TO the pialnuh
COR sl5,55o
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
ave 25xloo: sly dvlg; sold TO the plalnuh
for $4,000
I!2p ST 1905. SIS 50 n Of Loncfellov a., We e;
b. Herbert A. sherman.
sqTn ST &l5 ard ST. : 222 and Of f,o %ss,
sold TO tho plaintiff fer $4,000
GOTH ST. $40 and S2l, u 5 2eeT It " q
West End ave. 81 6xloo ;: 6 ST. tenm' an"
stores: sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
GOTH ST s25: stv tenmt and store. 49, tx
1909 sold 20 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Samuel Marx
9TH ST 454 s s. 100 u Of 10th ave. 25x
$50. sly tenmt and stores; Withdrawn
Hath ST 2o2 and 2o4 s, So Il OF 80
ave 24x1o011: @ sty tenmt and stores sold
to the plaintiff for S4s.l66.
UNION AVE. ss4. $, 277.2 # Of le5th st. St;
376x16o: 3 sty tenmt and stores: sold 70 the
plaintin for s3s.5
10th ST. SIS. 800 q . Of I'd ave. 5oxioo II.
vacant; sold to the plaintiff for @2lo
BY Samuel Goldstcker
SHERIFF ST ~. W $. - II Of Delaney
At. 25x75: : stv tenmt: sold to the plaintiff
for s2O325
~ Daniel Greenwald.
1s4TH ST. 500 .. 100 n " Of Amsterdam
ave- 50x9p II , sty nat Nathan Kalz IS Van
Orden Construction co ct al. sherin's sale OF
all right title etc which company had on
July l. 1910 or since adjourned To June :.
By u. r Ingrahsm & Co
CHAMBERS ST 134. n $. 5o1 # " Of Hud-
con 81. c5y7G3 leasehold sty loft and store
bldg Twelfth Ward Bank ~ al aGt NIiam
Ferris ct al adjourned to June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

500 anu 3" Ania"'i' ih'"'i
SlOp '' '''''' '''' ''
Florsnce 6 Speranza. cstrx. TO Lathrop col.
s. 900 ''''''' ~ '
samuel Williams 10 Jacob Leitu,r. 81
H'ntl l. smith 20 Lawyers Trla Insurance aud
Trust Go. SNiOGi
Cosmopolitan Rank Co Jacob loitncr. Sioo
Jacob Lcitn"r TO Samuel Williams. . assts. 81
Hazel u sutton and auo adnlrs 10 Elsle Pow
Ell. assts. so. 200
81 500 -
Same 10 Adolf Schulzc. S4ooo
David Gordon 10 samuel Rnscnhluu. 81
Henry Taylor 90 New YORK Slvings Bank.
$50 Oon
Newcombc. -
QUO Wagner to Frank Mousson $500
Bond and Mortgage Guaraut.. az q, National
wings Bank ~ the civ of Albsn,.. 60 uN1
charles ~ parmstadt TO ,'harlc- Rosen-
baum. 81
81 en
Same 20 same. $500
Albert y Ashfotih 10 Astor Trust 90. 81
Ma, Mills 10 Harold f. Nils 81
'athariue Murphi 10 Ma, 4, V,ri.n. g, 900
SEMINAR Hess to John pa,t, Il
Samuel Rosenhlum 10 Jacob / sruq 81
George Brown to Peter CrlEcuoli 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
WIDOW SMOKED AFTER MEAL

Mrs Marian Arlington. thirty-two wears
old who said she widow from Al
banv. was told YESTERDAY morning. IN a
restaurant az No - Third avenue. that
women were allowed 70 smoke only in
Fifth avenue or in Broadway She then
accused the waiter Of being nincompoop
and pppin that would - for only 90
cents bushel
She offered imitation money 70 pay for
her breakfast A policeman was called.
and In court she was fined 80 and went
I IN ,pf1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT COUNTRY COTTAGE. CONTAIN
ing nine rooms. including bathroom all rev
IS painted and ropaperad throughout. with bath
toilet. hot and cold running water and electric
lights. furnished ready FOR immediate cccupan-
c,. never falling well close 70 kitchen door. 10
Gated on the ola Boston Post Road. one mile
north ~ RoWayton station. on New Haven Rail
road will be rented FOR four months for $500 or
$3.50 FOR three months. also one unfurnished
and one partially furnished cottage adjoining
the above described inquire % : r WEED,
owner adjoining premises. or ~ No l23 William
street. 9TH floor city.
villas N the Re~kshires Columbia Co. y Y:
BERKSHIRE Co Mas. rery low prices all sizes
farm. 80 acres will ne sold very cheap: owner
too old: 81 acres spruce timber so acres ~ able
smooth. free from Stons. lots fruit. modern two
story nine room house running spring water
fsriuc. hunting. hnr vier. elevation . 600 fee,
SMITH & TANK,
Prtsarf. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

57TH STREET Walter +. Hldreth. former
proprietor Of tho Hotel Breslin. has sold his
nome n 373 West 57th street. A four STORY
and basement stone front dwelling house. on q
avenues.
105TH STREET - Piloon L Ostroh have
bought from Andrew Feene,. through II Bloom
No - East 1G5th street I've story tenement
house. N 4 LOT c5xlo0 II feet. near Madison
venue.
GREENWICH STREET, y Ludlow
CO have sold for the Northwestern Trust COM
rsry OF 81 Paul No ZDp Greenwich street. z
he story building. on 4 plot -6Xlo feet II -
the par, Of the Smith & Mcneil site not
owned hy Thomas Mcneil The property mas
Mt been sold since 1913 ? s OpolneN
will prohshlv continue the present arrangement
with the lesssss ~ the Smith & Mcneil prorArtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
FINE DWELLING HOUSE LEASED

Pease & Gilman have sublet for Harry
La Montague No. - East 9th street. Il
five story American basement dwelling
house on lot 20xloo feet, with electric ele-
vator and every modern Improvement, To
Mrs Cornelius G. Cuyler for a long term
OF wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
IN The AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were recorded
al the Real Estate Exchange salesrobms,
Nos. II and Is Nesey street yesterday.
49, Joseph T. Da1.
CENTRAL. PARK WEST n To- -, cor
Of G2d 81. lO15N i1u. : stN dwlg ana sly
rear bldg. sold TO the plaintiff for s325. o0p.
CHURCH ST. "a aud 216 = - II Of
Thomas 81 30 Is l0Ox -. jN7G. 10 iOO.1 10 - Go
n Thomas ~ xIOi.iN irrcg. = sty loft and
store ildc. sold 10 the plaintin for s25".pn0.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $50 5. "a n ~
t97th ST. Jos 2X12x irres siy apmi house
sold 20 the plautln FOR S200"o
AD AVE. 500. .. 20 II OF 2sth e.. 2iaX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
GARDEN CITY PLOTS SOLD.

Gage H. Tarnel sold Yesterday for the
Garden city Company, al Garden city. just
east of the Garden city Hotel, fourteen
plots for immediate Improvement The
purchaser is Wesley &. Bush. of Brooklyn.
who was Building Commissioner under
Mayor Schieren and Mayor Wurster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
- VTTTTES FROM INV YORK CITY.
FOKfsr MUS. I. J. -,
NFN JERSEY

sr-R1-RaAN COTTAGE. RrDGEFIELp \ J.
rsar station ana TROLLEY. c0 minutes -,
financial district by train ard tunnel J
plo. u sntv " shade. roses garden ..n,,
large piazza. seven ROOMS BATH aNl Al
hall Handsomely decorated fhfoas h'a.' ~.
modern improvements price $4,000 sn 80
uont down terms Apply to owner ~
DELL. Grand ave. RidEa0cld. y D.
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c,.ber. az, william Eo n,,i,herz.r'
tictor = ~ rntzl; attorney. 81 ouN - a.
,oorty sT g. 80 N OF Is' o.. Ip,ei
nl e g., Mar A " GLEASON ~ al az " M
4, 81 foreclosure Of mtsl'
Powell. 49, ,..o.sn,an Brothers
20 -, AIT irving Fischel ,2nstt
~ ,o,,ce If levy. attorney ,.x,.
lots r,s and IA msp Of r;ss sn T motto.
: Reeter's sens co agt Mary
y, t.. e,torney. F taIion' ~ -, -,
" 49, er ,ae west; Lille 2 Lillien,ha1 .,t a.
81 vsienstein e, al dorecios"le -
attorney. Nechs'''' c,.1,s.,1 .. a. agt
o,ru CT. q East; Moses shoe ~ rl,r9 a,t6r-
Joseph King ct al
neys Vogel NogeI oo. ., - ~ n, Bos-
A9CEps, Ctlvmpfon ayes. 81 hxlos OK ,s1,Go,
Nech,e, Iaknsr agt FREDERICK ,,o-osy A I sire
- forecloSe mechanics Henl' tsts,
vALESSJplNYko .ss ss.sellg agi Katharine pr
81. ZohllS q, ,srocro.nre % mtg. attornTy'
Robert. a.. ga f5xass 33i
st, $40 q " Of yn ,sses .. sullivan 81. 3
g. O., ., y, PRONE 81, 1IylWT tt,,st a..
40 n OF 5Ih ave. I3s .o, ,,s rms ioox
hall way b.tcsen q 5s'n snq b.Tnnins corneia o.
g, OF .oa,5 N Thorn jr. AT Cond. ; T-s..-
al ,aynended PARTITION, attorneys 'ni ''''
q speir. ,.o.. =, % ioxoo;
81 a5die Guardian sg' Thornton s,2,h,e s
r. :, al foreclosure Of m'g)' sttofhes1'
| king Lane e. Trafford. ,, ,r,
~" "Ap1oN AVE. 2ass: Annie Hiloer. as. as.
a,,nrnsvs bailey & Sullivan
NTH ST. 527 and 52s East paviaf gas0S II
az, Emma & KnoUlton 81 81
",z,: attorneys Ensei Brotnsr''
or CT ,ae and l4l East; Rubin Fish ag,
io9D 1c.o,ab@rg ct al roreclosure n m's'
! sttarn.vs Shapiro Levy