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Newark post., 1911-06-28
Pleasant Hill News

Mr.. Lee Lewis, of Newark, was
a Sunday visitor at the home Of
his uncle William Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dempsey,
Braddock, Pa, are spending some
time with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. T. Dempsey.
Mr.. J. Thomas Moore and fam
lily entertained on Sunday Mrs. C.
K. E. Lewis, of Newark, Miss
Whiteman, of New York, and Mr..
and Mrs. David r. Eastburn, of
Red Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Bucking-
ham spent Wednesday of last week
with Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Eastburn
and son, Rbbert, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TAYLOR
OF Pike Creek.
Miss Mabel +. Worrall has re-
turned home after spending sew
eral days with her cousin, Mrs. O.
X. Strahorn, of Newark.
Mrs. c. r. E. Lewis, of New
ark, spent Tuesday of last week
with her brother, Thomas Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Eastburn
and daughter, OF Elk Mills, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Stinson.
Miss Nell M. Garrett, of Strick-
ersville, Pa, has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Eastburn.
Messrs. Ray Moore and Ernest
Lamborn visited Yorklyn friends
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, of
Pike Creek spent Thursday oh last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Eastburn.
Miss Pearl Woodrow, of Phila
delphia. Miss Bertha Eastburr, OF
North Star, and Raymond Munis
OF Wilmington, spent Saturday
with n. A. Mousley and family.
Miss Emma Welsh spent Sun
ddy DIT the nome OF J.. B. Moore
and family.
Mrs. ]. b. Eastburn is spend
in gsome time with her daughter
Mrs. Howard Croft.
Miss Violet Jacobs, of Whining
ton, has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bracken
and daughter of near Mermaid
spent Sunday with ]. I. Dempsey
and family.
+. H. Buckingham and family
were recent visitors at the home
of II. ]. Davis.
Taylor Eastburn spent Sunday
with Clarence Hardness.
Newark post., 1911-06-28
MARSHALLTON BRIEFS

Mr.. Robert Baxter, of Bath, N.
Y, is spending week with his
sister, Mrs. r. II. Williams.
Mrs. E. w. Steele has returned
from a visit to friends in Haddon-
field, N. !.
Mrs. ID. d. Young entertained
Mrs. G.. w. Mullin, Miss Elsie Sit
tier and Miss Name Pilz at din
ner on Wednesday evening.
The Marshallton base bal lteam
defeated the Newport team on Sat-
urday by a score ST 4 to I.
On Saturday evening the team
held very successful festival in
X. of p. Hall.
Mrs. I. V. Simpson was a New
ark visitor on Sunday.
The young WON III employees OF
the office Of Speakman Supply Co.
OF Wilmington, were entertained
by Miss Addie Williams at her
home on Saturday evening. They
were Misses Edith Sharpe, Cath
crime Neylan, Mabel Abbott, May
Osmond and Marguerite Schwein-
hart. Miss Williams other guests
were Miss Name Pilz, Miss Elsie
Sitter, Mrs. George Mullin, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. V. Simpson, Mr.. Robert
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Will
liams, Miss Lille Williams and
Messrs. w. H. Wingate, Darling
ton Finn, Watson McDougall,
Earl Allison and Norman Bennett.
Members of St. Barnabas' P. E
Sunday School enjoyed their an
nual excursion to Augustine Pier
last Tuesday.
Newark post., 1911-06-28

Mrs. Margaret Greenfield spent
a few days with Avondale friends
last week.
Miss Helen Willard is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nat Richards, at
Harmony, Del.
Mr.. Eugene Spencer was Sc
verely kicked on the head by a
horse on Sunday morning. His
present condition is not known at
this wrwiting.
The races held at the Kemble-
vile track on last Thursday were
we'll attended.
The festival hleld OH Walker
Fell's lawn on last "Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the
church, was very successful af-
fair, many saying it was the best
festival they ever attended. Mr..
Fell had had poles erected and
wires strung from which hung
electric lights, which made every
thing resplendent. The cake table
was bountifully and beautifully
laden with cakes of all kinds (by
the way, the kemblesville ladies
have the reputation of being fine
cake bakers) and presided over by
a number of ladies who knew how
10 turn cakes into money. The
hustling walters at the ice cream
tables made things lively for a
while, for the one who did the
cutting, giving him just merely
time to catch his breath between
cuts. Not the least was our
Band, who entertained us with
several selections. sos was taken
i'll, and S45.5I cleared.
A bake will be held on Saturday
night at Mrs. Fell's by the pri-
mary department of the Sunday
School, to pay for a dozen small
chairs bought by the Sunday
School.
There's no use talking, KEN
blesville is getting more like New
York every day. All we need now
to make it SO is the trolley"
July 4th is to be celebrated in
quite the up-to-date way. Mr..
Fell has again offered the use Of
his lawn, and the church people
and the band are going to Join
hands and have regular jollihca-
ton on this 4th. Notable speakers
will be present, National songs be
sung by the choir, and selections
by the band will be played. Re-
reshments, including sandwiches
and coffee, ice cream and cake
trult, peanuts, candy and lemon
ade will be for sale, and glorious
display of fireworks. The cele-
bration will be held in the evening
aud come early to avoid the rush.
Miss Sue Good is spending a
few days with Swarthmore friends
Major Robert w. Mearns, u. S.
Army. a native of Kemblesville,
who has been in command of the
Newark post., 1911-06-28
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. c. T. Richards and family
automobiled to Wilmington on
Sunday afternoon after church
services, and were back again in
time to attend EpWorth League.
Mr.. John West is taking pro-
longed visit iwth his brother, DR..
]. G. West.
Mrs. Samuel Snyder and son,
William, have returned home af-
ter ian extended visit with her
parents.
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I'm THE REALTY MARKET
Speculative Buying in Fifth Ave.
nue. Section Last Week.

Speculative buying I'm the Fifth avenue
section north OF I'D street was the feature
OF the real estate market last week. In
other sections OF the city small volume
o.. business Was reported. hut this was
rather 10 ne expected. with the Inde-
pendence Day observances, in addition 10
the excessive heat
The work that il beirS done Dy the New
York Central Railroad is evidently re-
sponsible for the heavy trading in this
section. and man believe the costly i'm
proyements 10y the railroad of its terminal
will develop into the upper edge OF the
future retail trade section of the city. The
exIregs company stables have heretofore
Eecn west OF the railroad yard. and are TO
re housed eventually on the Lexington
a,.uue side Of the terminal, which is eX-
pocted to further help in a radical trans
formation of this part Of the city. for they
nave long been undesirable neiehbors OF
fine homes.
Speculation IN the Filth avenue section
EetVeen i2d and 5Dth streets IL limited
owing 10 much OF the land being held by
large estates therefore real estate men
familiar with the ire nj Gf things there look
for more activity and higher values. An
evidence of this H. the high prices that are
now bei,g asked for side street space.
Tor small store 5000 a year is asked
ana upper floors are renting propor,ohate-
Is as nigh as the store noors
one OF the more important negotiations
contaminated this week was In keeping
with IN. above tendency, and VIII aud 10
,be commercial development Of the fllth
avenue section. and incidentally VIII IN
crease the confden Of property owners
nar,icuI,rIy in the block in 18th street, IRON
rifth 70 sixth avenue. Here JJ-foot plot
At Nos % and a. was purchased from sep
o,,te owners by a construction company
which had resold the land, together win
twelve story building to be erected 'hele-
nm h.fore the contract to purchase the site
wa closed Arthur Fiankenstein, an I'M
nctter bought the proposed improvement
and Maid for the Investment by giving
group OF properties in Harlem IN part pay
mont
II i perhap. OF interest 10 note that IN
this block. one OF the most active IN Tue
..c,ion betw .on 34h AMI 10Th streets, there
bave bceu built In the last three years touf
large loft structures which have largely IN
auerced values. 40 that the remaining
rrorertv available fcr similar development
,,npot he purchased a: anything like the
uricos of three years aso. The sale OF NOE
,, a,d o.. was closed at about tth"". or
yiso0 front foot
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to 81 West 10th street sCxlo0 feet, to l..
Randolph Jacobs.
Three three story dwelling houses, Nos.
sl6. 8lS and go West Seth street, on a lot
6Jxlcj feet, to l. Randolph Jacobs.
Nos us. ~ ard l22 West Sjth street.
,hrec four story dwelling houses, on a plot
6tyl0G 10 feet to jerome g. Mayer, who viii
build q twelve story apartment house there.
About i've lots at the north corner OF
Central Park West and DIST street 10 Edgar
A Levy. The site fronts lopS feet on the
psrk and ID feet IN 9lst street. II will be
improved with a twelve story building.
Five story fathouses on plot 15Nlp--
feet al the southwest corner Of West End
avenue and 18th street to Adoph Hirsn-
field. Houses are 20 be torn down to make
way for "a twelve story building
Four lots on the south side Of l2Sd street,
adjoining the southwest corner Of Amster-
dam avenue.
No s6 West Str street. vacant. &xio2.2
.sot 10 "a client OF tiuueith q Gaoel; an
,;eh, story house Sc planned f"r site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
ATTRACTIONS AT W00DMERE
A Pretty Place for seashore and
Country Life.

Icsorb f. pav has been instructed by the
Voodm.re R-altv Company 10 sell a. auc-
t,or nv choice residential plots in "oou'
more r.ons Island. on SATURDAY. July -
If 20 y. m. on tho premises. rain or SHINE
Voodm.ra with It's Beautiful. "indinG'
a.. oil shaded drives and charming homes
that s,anp II one Of the finest SUBURBAN
,cvcioppcuts near Manhattan II the most
,o-,b.,Iy development on the Ro"ka1ay
rarinsrlla /, "a eighteen miles from re"
York and thrty-onc minutes from 'n'
I,,rs,Iy.nia station through the electro
.,stcn 81 the Long Island Railroad when
trains arc operated ~ frequent Intervals IN
both direction. 80 Vow York. making tn's'
, n most particularly desirable year-ronnd
place 81 residence.
woodf,oro Ia 4 select community Of more
than lo1 artistic homes. which wer" de-
signed b. some ~ Americas foremost
.t,hitccts and erected IN setting of su-
.,rb landscape and garden effects 1he la'-
toi hav. bcou under a hish state OF cultl-
,,t,or and c,pert care IN the last ten
,,rs and NOW furnish mos, desirable and
pleasing surroundings. Schools, churcnes
markets and all the necessary require
,r.r,s Tor year-round residential purposes
are At hand
\yoodmere furnishes 2 combination or
country and seashore life, owing to the
excellent position II holds. The Woodmere
Country club. with rs fine clubhouse golt
club and excellent links aud i,s numerous
tennis courts, together with the extensi'"
frontage along tho shores ~ Noodmere
BAY. ofrer ample opportunity for all forms
u outdoor game, and sports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
SUBURBAN SALES.

Tho r. 10. Ackcrson Company has sold
at Brigh waters. on the Great South BAY
tho following properties: bungalow. on
,lo, Ini,l5O feet. on Potter Boulevard. be-
tween HoveIrs Road and Montauk Drive.
and q nIot 75xI50 feet on Ackerson Boule-
ward. near Wohsccpce Drive. both In the
pines section plot 753HlH feet on La
COON Drive. near Lawrence Drive, In the
Lakes section. "A plot ONl'O rect on bay
way avenue, between Iinwood and Nep-
tune Courts. in tie Bay section an acre
garden plot 39sXl2j5 feet on Pine Acres
boulevard. near Elm Drive. and plot
2f7xlqS feet on Nanatuck Boulevard. near
Elm Drive. in the Upper Bungalow section.
rcsse q Elirnan have sold for Mrs.
Alleuc Hostetter her country seat al Great
Neck. Long Island. The property consists
~ ZEN acres with the house, statle ana
,u,buildiugs II is near the estate OF W.
Gould Brokaw.
Harry Il. Hess. presideu ~ Balas LESS
e. Co. has bought from Flwood Crossman
hts property on Cedar IliII, Huntington
Long Island. consisting OF .iyty-ive acres.
with ho.-. and outbuildinss. The price
was I'm the nelshhorhood of ;65,ooc Mr..
Crossman purchased tcn-acre tract on
cold Spring Hln and will build new
home there
e. Sterling Drake has sold for stephen
y Christopher dwelling house AT the
northwest corner of Maine and WardWell
avenues, Westerlclgh. staten Island 10
Nfr4. Marie T. Wells Tor occupancy.
II. H. Samson has sold through Cor
rclius q. Ko,r 10 Frank Akcson No. S27
Firgcrboard Road. Fort Wadsworth, stat
on Island. n residence on plot l23xll3 feet.
q Tlou & Co have scld 10 G. Il 6.
Granata and u. Gloss four lots'at ocean
Park. near Coney Island, FOR the Lower
Rav View Realty Company.
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1901 foot % tho Hsmilanns Realty COM
pany. .-
Lemon Court, siN stories, Nos 100 and j."
West iepth street To client or Good""
&. GOODWIN.
six story house Nos 5O7 and %" West
Path street. on a plot 5cxlcp feet. to Den
mis- Kennedy The buyer gave in payment
Dyckmar plots.
Versailles Palace. eight stories, 80 49,
70 s07 West 18th street 70 the estate o.
Thomas Nelson II occupies a plot ''A
l0oll feet
The Marjorie. Fix stories, Nos. A5 and
247 West 18Th street, on plot 59Nl'"'l
feet. 10 an investor.
six story structure. No. 5li to 'io ""''
12rb street. on plot 52xlool1 feet to an
investor. ,rs
Two Eve story houses, Nos. l'8 and Ito
West qfth street. each Oh lot lsxl'o reel
given in part payment for the House o.
York. a six story elevator building sos
GO and Gil West lnst street. 15Nl" feet.
Annamere Court. six stories NO. 90 70
c,5 rest nth street. on a plot lcpXl" i"'''
Auauont Han. six stories, on plot V'A
,no,1 feet. at the northwest corner Of l2i'h
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TIE PRIVATE SALES MARIE /
MANIIATTAN

AMSTERDAM ANENur-Hali =, nov ~ Ip,
.,. .old Tor Max Marx 10 y '. bonetiaI'
No triangular block bounded ny Nns'e ,s,,
ma post avenues and 2oIth EMERSON SUI go
"a. pVcku,sn section. The property nds
,o,,ao,s or "a feet in Goth street To- Zee,
~ A,sterdam avenue and lO5.o teet N tost
~ n,,c MIR Donellan viii erect on me sitc
80 story taxpayer. The plot IL considsF,H 'ue
rnst valuable unimproved parcel III the pSchs
Ian section II WAS purchased a couple 81
week, ago By Max Marx from the lshA" '''N''
,brouRh the Deane Realty Company.
42D STREET.-THE NJ Morgenthau, u. ON. OH
-, mas sold for the Wempe estate No 800
tTa.t I2d street between Eighth ana Nlntn
'vsrucs a four story tenement mouse on tiot
Sn> IN feet 10 {. H. DarmstadL who owns No
S5o 20 800 adjoining. and now controls
frontage Of l2o rect
18TH STREET--The Duross COMPANY mas
soId for tho estate Of Ferdinand F0'ser No
-. We al 18Th street, three story buudlus on
lot .sxIu3.3 feet, 10 client VINO, II - s"i"'
yin erect a twelve story lott buildinS
18TH STREET. william ]. iosenfeld has
houeht No 1875 to 13g West 18th street, n SIX
sfoTV mercantile building. on plot 6'x!2 rect
Mr. RosenfelJ owns No. ~ 10 ifo' ADJOINING
and now controls a plot l32x92 feet.
EIGHTH AVENI E--Annle Leasenfeld has
sold TO Jacob RUPERT No. 20I0 Eighth avenue.
northeast corner OF l12th street, a nVe story
rathouse. with stores. on pioE @o.=xloo tee''
THE BRONX.
FOREST ANENUE-H. j. and Ellen F.
Tird.manu of Hillside. y. j., nave sold NO.
oin FOREST avenue. a three story dwelling
house. on 10, 2IxlOO feet, to Pauline Calm Tor
$1,000
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SUBURBAN RENTALS.

The Lewis n. May Company has leased
nIac.s at Fer Rockaway Long Island. TO
rmu LsnEsdorf. James Macarthur Alex
oudor Brociuer. Solomon Mronker, Mitch
ell Lehman. John Bergman, Samuel
schwartz and Leon Lustig: at Woodmere.
for Grace Mcdonald a cottage on Central
avenue 10 Louis J. Halle: At Edgemere, for
4 Walsh cottage on ocean avenue to
= Marum at Arverne. for NJ. j. Null
oiiecn a cottage on Storm avenue 10 Charles
Reich for Mrs. Mary O'Donovan cottage
ON Alexander avenUe and for the Waldron-
Holrnes Realty Company the Remington
cottages on Remington avenue to Henry
Prince.
Kenneth Ives & co. have rented the
William G.. McAdoo place at lrvington-on-
the Hudson to Edward II. Hawke. ir.. also
thc residence OF Mrs. Lyman Craw. in
Barney Park. lrvington. To J. $. Speaker.
and Philip f. GARDENERS cottage at Dobbs
Ferry To j. NJ. Marshall.
Pease & Elliman have leased for Henry
Il Marshall his dwelling house on Sound
View Drive. Greenwich. Conn. to Her
mann PAUL
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strce, md Amsterdam avenue. to "iilam
n nan ov,.e- OF Covcriy Court, NO. "''
VS. ,24tb street. adjoining. Mr.. Hail gave
3, r,,, pavmcni nos. 312 and @oi West 0''I
600, ,yyo six story Oats. 5Oxioo.j feet ana
>os 2s, and 81 west l26th street TWO hNe
-. ,to,,ttc nathouses, 5sx79.ll feet.
- 90 aoJ Ga West 1llth street, two SIX
-. horecs. on plot 72yioon feet to an
"''' .r.,.o etr,'Iar houses. No. go aui
-. adioiuing were sold to the LeSIo ~
alty COmDan|
Controls Block Front
Forrest Chambers, twelve stores 81 '''s
or,b,yest corner Of 18th street anu
prosdwav 70 Herbert Du Puy This beau
tr,t house fronts 10 feet on Broad""S
and ,oo feet on llGth street. MI pu ruS
also bought the adjoining I've sto'y nav ma,
bouee AZ tho southwest corner oi 'i'''
strcct and Therefore controls inc '"'H'
block oyo v-oet
S5th street. on a plot 5).5xiGo2 feel 10 -
ysb A Sherman. VINO gave IN par, P"l
,oort ryc story Gathousc, on plo' "'\
,nos feet at the southwest corner OF V''
street and Columbus avenue.
croun OF six Eve story apartment ho"S'
on Mot loo11x22j feet. at the north"eS'
corner OF 1olst street and Central la"
West 10 Franklin G. Aibee.
No. l7S West Mst street five stor'e9' V'
mot 3s.Gx!G22 feet. adjoininS the "o' Va
east corner Of Amsterdam avenue
Melrose apartments, TWO seven so,
houses. on plot lW.1lXlg feet at wv
nortbwest corner Of Central Paf" e''
and lOSth street. 10 the Brown i'e",2 ..,',,e
pary. which gave Manhattan an"
town property in part payment
-Four Ave story nous =. 40. l6' To 10 - 49,
Sst street each occl ~ 8 plot SS'oNiO-,- -
to Mrs. Elizabeth a. teers VINO CAV J."
part payment a. Eve story apartment houso'
No. 22I3 20 22l7 Seventh avenue, Oh P'o'
lJ1lOO feet.
40 1910 Amsterdam avenue, sIN
Oh a plot 40xl01 feet. to George .h"S
Temple Han, six stories, fronting IVV
in Lenox avenue and 70 feet in Izis' '''''
"a the be Forest Corporation.
The Chateau, eight stories NJ" '''
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nv Mr. John T. Williams to the NO. ~
Madison avenue company. There are only
eight apartments in the building as each
snartment comprises ar entire noo', "nlle
.t,o entrance floor /, occupied by the res
taurant. 81,
George q. Ward. jr.. is the purchaser ot
tho dwelling house. No Il West 5Oth street.
sold recently.
NJ H. Meyers and Gilbert Robbins ne
oo,ioted fine exchange OF No. 2Z2O Eishth
a,.erue and No. i59 Jennings street oe-
tween Philip Sussmann and Joseph i'oep'
uorace s Ely & GO. negotiated the sale
O, No ll2 East S6th street.
s,mue, Sass IS preparing plans for a SIN
storv apartmcnt house to De erected al
,ho northwest corner of Fort washington
,,orue and lsOth street by the paE 'oh
D,oItv COMPANY.
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u and l1s East 18th street on a plot
Dzsss feet.
Two FIVE story houses, with stores, nos.
~ and go Amsterdam avenue. 42%ioo feet.
10 client Of Arnold. Byrne q Baumann
The IAndon. ten story apartment hotel.
Nos. Isl and 80 West l2ith street, on .
plot iO1l901l feet.
Valued at Many Millions.
The Chstsworth. twelve stories, in ia
street, together with the eight story apart
nent structure No. 3i2 West 12d street
sdtoining. TO tho Paran stevens estate
The Chatsworth occupies plot Of aoou'
eight lots. The adjoining house IS on
plot 7OxiDo feet These two parcels were
owned by the Johnson-Hshn Company ana
isured in a trade for the Victoria hotel
~ 9th street and Broadway.
Tho properties in that exchange arc val
oed al more than 100000.
Senior Arms. eight stories, Nos 5% and
Is West 18th street on a plot 5o@le.l
is<t TO L. r. Eskessn.
Nine story house being built on plot
Hxie feet on the south side OF iloth street
10 feet west OF Broadway. 10 an investor
"estDourne. six stories, NO olJ Nest
IVA street, on plot 20. iO&99.ll feet. TO
ns Lloyd Construction COMPANY
The Curtis and Edinburgh, FIVE stories
each. on a plot 12s.5S97.s feet. al the
southeast corner Of 35th street and Amsier-
0sn avenue, 10 Patrick Herman
The Theresa. six stories, No. al West
18th street. on a plot JOX1OO.ll feet. to Leo
Pau.
The Norman. eight stories, No. 30 West
s'd street. to al investor
No 32S and 800 Wet sjth street. six
,'ories, on j plot 505xlO2.2 feet. TO an in
'estor.
me Aliendsle. on plot lOD.llNIl5 feet.
a. The northeast corner OF 18Th street and
"es' End avenue. 10 c.iep' Klein &
Ssckson.
Inc Hereford. twelve stories 80. 30
, "est 10Th street. %. a plot 5JxIO0 feet to
"iliam j. Stitt.
,HeW eight story structure. No 81 west
'h street, on a pot 7sxlO0 feet to an
'A'es'or Adjoining and simi!ar building.
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INVESTORS ACTIVE ON THE WEST SIDE
;, The Last Six Months They Have Bought Many Large Modern
!" Apartment Houses and Vacant Plots There
uGHER RENTALS THROUGHOUT ZONE EXPECTED SOON

40. .-3 West If2'h street TO another in
weston. who gave IN part paymen, la ToH-
rainC, on a I.Jj 49, iXS5 feet. at the north
west corne' Of Hath street and Morureside
Drive.
The Carlisle Dwellings, six stories, on q
plot l0orlo2.2 feet. at inc southeast corner
Of SD street and West end avenue. 20 g
coupa,y OF With .'ran:,iin Pc;u, il prcsi-
dent.
The premises Nos. 20e and SIS West l1cth
street, seven story house, on 4 plot J"N
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

BEAt.rlrtI. ROOM COTTAGE.
2 ,,.-, biocks from shore only q minutes from
p.nn sta n Y C.. on . full lots; mscadamlz'd
streets cement walks. curbs. etc, ana hss -. IT,
ri lighting: severed property, privilege or me
bathing beach: dock. anchoraS" ana nlsn ClssS
yacht club house: refined and select nelShe@dd DOT,
go and elegant surroundings: price s.. loo sIo
4oWr balance in = years. WATERFRONT. boN
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10 A. H. Mordecai s. Son. Whom leases To
ia. Premises expire tine work OF erecting
the proposed apartment house for the s'e
viii Jc begun.
30. 25I ana 253 west SSth street, rs"
three story dwelling houses. on plot 30"
lfoS feet. 10 Harry SchiN. who also bought
adjoining property at the southeast corner
If 9sth street and Wesl End avenue. The
two parcels make a pot fronting lS' feet
ON the street and 1908 feet on the avenue.
TIE building TO be erected will be Twelve
stories.
Plot I25xl00 feet on the north side OF lialh
stree. about 80 feet east Of St Nicholas
avenue, to Code q Cohcn.
Buy Church Property.
Plot l10x2Oo feet AZ the southwest corner
OF Central Park West and 91th street, ad-
Joining aho cdiHce OF the First Church o.
Christ. Scientist. to Blng a Bins.
plot ij0xIO0 feet or the east side 81 clare
mont avenue. '00 feet south Of 18th street,
TO a newly organized company Of which
Maximilian Hpkos is president SIS story
house Will oc built there
-Four four story dwelling houses. No. 55
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COUNTRY.

AsBURY PARK. y. J.
WV 10 ROOM COTTAGE, FtLbl ~,
r,sbod IN sunset ave. opposite beautful Deal
ata. All improvements. bath. gas, electro,
large vrranda: three blocks Of North Nspu,S
alton. Tor rent balance Of summer AT oar
gain Address J. \. HOOD -----.-
DT0ONFIErD. y ITO let FOR month or
August Furnished. thirteen room mouse, Az.
con, enIenc,s; house on high ground Nu'resS
nn.nar is Clarendon Place. BloOmneld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
REALTY NOTES.

pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the ten story hreproof apart
ment house at Nos. rs and $50 Madison
avenue. This property was recently 500