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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

4STH sTRFET-Mrs Hsnreua 3 Barton
has sold 10 1876 West ssh street three
story dwelling house. on l0t 2ONl0n = feet
The house is on the south side o. 4sth street.
befW cen sixth aVeuU" and Broadway on
posife The Playhouse
,IFH STREET Pesse & Gilman have sold
for Mrs Palmer Coolidge so - East 18Th
street tour story dwelling house on i0f
~ GX lo2 feet. near Madison avenue
PARK ANENUE-JOhn Cody has res9Id
FOR the Glen Realty Company civilian Henri.
Corbcti Uresldenp, 10 Arthur and Edward
Pollock. the four s'ory dwelling housa so
1886 Park avenue. adjoining fhe so1fhvesf
corner = sch street
18Th SrREET-rhs DougIsr Rbinson.
Charles 3 Brown Company fas sold for sam
mel Jacobs No y East 4sth street a four
story and basement dwelling h0usa OH ist
25Xlto feet between Fin AMI Madison
svenues. for about s12j 900 4 Few days aso
the same brokerage hru sold No 20 acton
ing 10 sumner Gerard NJ Gerard ls under-
stood - have turned over his contract on So
20 70 INC purchase ~ No il
MORNINGsIpE AyENUE-sbsU 4 10
have sold for Charles 8 Furst No Is Morn
ingside aV1nne. a f,x stcry elevator apartment
and ilotn streets. The buyer u an investor
18TH sT-The tire, story dwelling HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
FAR ROcKAWAY SALES.

Joseph P. Day conducted successful auc-
ton sales az Holland station. Rocka"ay
Beach. and At Rockaway Park on sat
urday The properties were sold BY order
NJ the Bankers Trust Company as eHecu-
TOT Of the estate OF Frank r. Pentz.
The four dwelling houses. Nos. g. a. q
and a Academy street, Holland station
were sold to Henry Sierichs. Louis Comp
pre- James + Farrell and Edmond scuiiH'
respectively.
A vacant plot, 40x1031S feet, on Academy
avenue. was bought BY G. c. Hommel LOT
q go Another vacant plot. 4oxlo3.3 feet
adjoining. was sold for $500 10 J. r.
O'Keefe. .-+s ~ On
Al Rockaway Park Mr.. Day SOLD No. -
North Eighth avenue, two ana nelt
story frame dwelling house, on pot tYxlyV
feet 10 0. c. Feldman. No. . Norm
Eighth avenue TO Thomas \. MCGEE ana
No. ~ North Eighth avenue 10 NllIlam
ROWp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
REALTY NOTES

j. Light is the buyer Of No. Az West,
l4sth street reported sold recently by John
" Hasren through Daniel " Renton &
co
- II Simmons rs the buyer ~ the dwell
ing house No 81 West $50 street. reported
sold recently by Mary " Finley
Edward D. Snifen has removed his ofice
from No 40 Broadway to No gs Broad
way. corner Of Fulton street.
F. p. Ganlard negotiated the recent sale
NJ the plot i0aYloo feet No SIS "a 81 West
eth street. 10 Miss Hartley Jenkins. pho
will erect tenement houses Of "a, open
stair type on the property
Gibbs & Kirby have been appointed
agents Of the oregon apartment house. az
the southeast corner Of seventh avenue
and. oath street twelve story iireproof. IN
suites II g end rooms They report
that they have already closed number Of
leases for fall occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

small volume Of business was recorneo
in the real estate market YESTERDAY w ltn
few exceptions the trading was conn"e'
10 the selling Of dwelling houses
sale Of interest in this line was tha'
negotiated nv the Douglas Robinson
Charles : Brown Company. who sold iol
Samuel + Jacobs No. Is East Ath stree''
four story and basement Dwelling ncu
on lot 25ylco5 feet. between t1ftn anu -da
tson avenues. for about 'l2j.Ooe A lev
DAVIS ago the same brokerage firm sold ~
%. adjoining. 10 Sumner Gerard' Ni
Gerard is understood to have turned over
h,s contrsc, IN No ~ to the purchaser
Of No Is
Another interesting sale in this secuoh
was made BY Pease & Gilman VINO
for Mrs Palmer Coolidge No 81 Last On
street. four story dwelling house on 'o'
% sy1n2 feet. near Madison avenue
The lanes Rufus Smith estate repl
sarted IN. Lord Day e. Lord has soid ~
4m WASHINGTON street. southwest COZ ne
90 oaebrosses street The property con
sie,e ~ elk story loft building. on TOT
o. oxso fee, nov under lease - SOM
Brothers 81.
steps and the approach 10 the tiith aNeli-'
entrance of 81 Patrick's Cathedral anu
removal Of the granite walls and me So
nlots on each side Of the cathedral OF nun
avenue. placing them back from the sac
walk in accordance with the CITY piahs
for the Fifth avenue Improvements III
lie ana granite copings will have to De
changed for fftv-four feet back from ll''
80 The cost Is estimated by me
architects. T II Poole & Co. at s-o'V"
plans have been fled by Woodbury. y
ranedon for alterations in the sloop Nl1S
o,d sraaveys Of his private d"eihhe
bopsss Nos. 7o7 7oa III and rs Fifth ave
~. ~ conform TO the Fifth avenue IN
rro,-anoAnt plans The removal Of front
Gems rails. 10 i'll areaways level with slde-
walks and lay new cement slae"a'Ns
estimated by the architects, Cru'KshanN y
Fraser TO cost 81 40
Charles Grayson Martin owner mas "ir'
MANS for alterations in the private d"en-
ire bouses. Nos Is and - East Ast street
% ugbt lofts. at cost of $4,000 Plans nave
hem eled BY Amos r ? Pinchot' owner
- change the private house al No. - Nes'
,e,,, street 70 stores and dwellings. 10 cost
$500
Juar " Grand de Hauteville' Ne"PoI"
r. !. has fled plans for alterations m me
art gallery in the buildings Nos. ana .
East 2sd street, including removal OF IRON
porch. part Of iron portico a. the western
entrance vestibules and new Sidewalk Al
a cost Of $50.
plans have been fled bv Jacob Rupert
"a corporation for the erection Of ore"
house adjoining the brewery az the sou'h'
east corner Of Third avenue and go street
estimated by the architect, Otto c. Won
70 cost $4,000 The material Is 10 consist
Of brick. steel and granite trimmings SIX
stories. with metal sashes and nreproot
construction, covering a plot. n+lvi2xlo
feet
Plans FOR a brick and steel building m
the south side OF 9lst street "a feet west
If Avenue 4. have been filed nv the own
ers Cunningham & Kearns 70 cost so''o'''
The structure viii cover plot 5oXso leet
for the main building with an extension
Of 42.6x5.Sis feet and will be designed Tor
r1eDlifs curing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
TO PAY WIRELESS OPERATORS
Receivers. Threatened with Strike, Get
Permission from Court.

Robert z Downing ana Sidney Harris.
receivers for the United Wireless Tele-
graph Company. received permission from
Justice Cohalan yesterday 70 pay the sala-
rjes % the operators al the Atlantic coast
stations. who threatened TO quit their joos
unless they were paid. Permission was
also granted "a pay an electric light bill Of
60 e0. for the non-payment Of which it be
came necessary 10 close the station at Port
Arthur. Tex. II this station continues
closed said the receivers the company
Will lose many contracts.
Justice Cohalan also issued an order d.
recting Henry 4 Wise, United States At
torney. to deliver 70 the receivers 100 books
and ledgers OF the company which he used
I'm the criminal prosecution OF some Of the
company's officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address ~ lessee
JULY 8

JULY 8.
ErTKuFAn on East River. bHt 10Th ana
o1tt ste siso bet 21st and 22d sts CITY OF
New York 20 Consolidated Gas Co 10 We HUN
GCt 1872. SIS COG, address irving pace
BIrKHEAD A. foot East 10th 81. East
piVe- same 70 Henry steers. corporation. ~
,rs from JUL ! 1911. $500. address. Il bst-
terry Place
GREENWICH AVE q. all Maud Mar
shall and ano 10 Central Brewing CO, Yrs
f,om 1l7v : 1912 - ooo address. 5S3 Esst
SSH
PIER foot West 55th st, 200 q OF s.
CITY OF New Yorl: 70 Henry steers CcrFors
Ton 10 rs from Msy 1'll N.ol2 90. al
dless i Battelv Place
ID AVE. Dos let Aoor. Bernard Rosens 70
jacob Kresho"er, yrs from May J. lell'
5000 % g 02o, address POS "a ave
PIER. old 1920. No<th River, near foot
canal e.. l01 q OF the 5; city % New fotk
70 Henry steers Corporation: 10 YRS from
Jpiy : 1911. $500. address. u Battery
Place.
llsTH ST 1877 and $50 East store and front
basement. Frederick Stichwch % julius
Miller. . yrs from Cot !. 1909 $500 address
$50 East 18th 81
18STH 81 81 and ST. East, all, Anne G
tfichaels 70 Isdor Zimmerm ct al. yrs from
Jolly Z. 1911. $4,000 address. il4 East
15orh 81.
10Th ST, % and 20 West, all, Gustave
I-alisky - al 20 Jennie Hauptscheini yrs
from July l. 1911. $4,000. address 657 Fast
..I 50 BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
THE BRONX
ALTERATIONS
HANHA~TAN


rsT 81 24s Z, Al Il Q: 5th ave k-sv.
"a. Il ana 20 East, from private res..s.a ,
iight lofts. sty and basement Q. Tx =
5S2i1 arith extension IN rear. @13i sis; CIR.
= Martin. 252 9TH ave. owner E-s-clsI "a
saIrosn. SO West 3sth SIS. architects. A9on
5rH AVE, cor 50rh 81 - Patriczs csths.t.
changes IN steps approach ~ ot- ave ea,.s;,l
$40 600
4sTH ST. q West; from pEiya,s .Ts 70 10,
and dvg. With extension, 29lyzs5 Anos 2 +,
pipchot. sO Brosdvay. owner BsFg I
Madison ave. architect $1,000
THE BRONX
CANAL. PLACE, 8 $50 = 9: i;5a e
s,v brk Office bl9g. 20Xi2 ~ Pc !
141.cC1,be ave owner, william Eagstora n
Fast s5th 81, lessee. LOUIS Hcr1-rl. lS
424 81. architect; 500
LYON AVE " cor Zerega ave. toalr.
- ,ar,,, 25yeO. Norbert Rc-'.ert. i4S zs,,
ave. owner. Harry Northern. lo,7 Trsmcr' u
architect 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
NO PATRIOT" HURT TO DATE.

Up 70 late hour yesterday not one pa
tent had been treated AZ the Health De
partment for gunshot or hrecra cker
wounds Only one hospital. on the upper
West side had requested any Of the teta
nus antitoxin. and IN making the request It
was said ~ was merely as d precautionary
measure There VIII be physicians az the
department all dav in the event treatment
is necessary IN the branch Offices there
will also be inspectors. The department
however. does not expect any demand for
the serum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
SALES BY MR.. KENNEDY.

BRYAN l.. Kennedy sold ct auction on
Saturday at Far Rockaway. thirty-seven
lc+s and two houses for An aggregate Of
s2a.SS2 The range Of prices was from $50
10 500 per lot of 2lXloO feet. Among Inc
purchasers We're Philomena Dunn VIII
lam Croyeno. r. Traubner. F W. Gal
Iegher. Mary E. Van Wagner. William ;
II, p Donnellv. T McAvoy. John Comm
William Titus. Andrew McTigue and Philip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
p,yl,n. sv.r.kopt TO wnhelmina po,..

Psulin. swerzkopf 70 Wilhelmina Popek D
900
Magdalens Briner 20 solomon Brown; Jsy
New York Investors Corporatlon % lite Ca.
antee and Trust Co; 5000
samuel Kotkis 70 Elias 4 Goldstein; 81
Caroline thinner 70 Alex . cadsr RI
chelsea Realty CO 30 Katherins D Hs,,IH
800.
calvin A stevens 81 al. syrs to William H.
sey, $22. 900.
Elizabeth Hickman 70 Marie schval.rs.,-
Tobn A schappert 20 william Gotham; IA.
Nssssu Trust Co 70 Cecilia Hatcher. 81
lawyers Mortgage CO ~ lewis WOLF 4,
900 - 49,.
Chris,fan Lenkel 20 Henrietta Nathan. a q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
LEASES

Daniel ~ Renton & Co. have leased for
the estate.of Richard VI Berrian the three
story dwelling house NJ. 2l5 West 1870
street, near Hamilton place
William Mcdonald has leased IN" store
No So Sixth avenue. near 18th street.
10 Samuel Oerbtsteiu, for I'VE years
Daniel y Renton & co have leased for
Mrs Adolph HOLLAND the three story
dwelling house No ~ West 18th street.
also 10 Mrs 4 J.. Kicker the three story
dwelling house No. jos Hamilton place
The Lewis y Nav Company has leased
for Felix Isman tho store at 40 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
beautiful 3 ROOm COtfo8e

Three short blocks from shore only 81 minutes
from Penn station y. =. g., on Two full lots
rnacadsnized streets. cement walks. curbs.
etc: gas and electric lighting. severed prop
crty: privilege OF Hue bathing beach. dock
anchorage and high class yacht clubhouse:
refined and select ueighborhood and elegant
in eight ycar9. WATERFRONT. Box -. Trib.
uue Ofice
10 YOU WANT 4 LITTLE BUNGALOW AT
GLENHEAD. L. +? II you do, don't fail
70 come and and look u over; only 40
minutes from y Y. O.: and only 10 minutes
walk 20 the waterfront with excellent boa tirS
and bathing facilities. you can easily make II
an all-year-rouud home. good sites containing
FIVE or more lots $500 and up. For further
particulars call or write. T. WRIGHT 2S5
West 34th e. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
SAYS THEY WRECKED A CLUB
Manager Makes Five Arrests with Aid
of One Detective.

little private detective work on the
part 81 Louis Katz, manager Of an athletic
club a. No SIS Grand street, placed FIVE
men behind the bars yesterday. charged
with having wrecked the club on the pre-
oedtnz night and stealing a set OF pool
balls Detective Maher. attached 10 the
Union Market station. was the officer who
placed the men under arrest and assisted
IN finding the last one
Katz followed them In their flight after
their gun play. Communicating a taxi in
ne pursuit They eluded him, however.
and It was not until an hour later that he
came upon four OF them at Rivinston and
cannon streets. The detective whom he
called marched them 20 the station a. the
nuzzle OF a revolver. The NTH was found
later in the morning IN Rivngton street
The prisoners we're held IN the night
court IN 81 90 bail for further examination.
Kstz said that ne and his patrons had
been ANNOYED excessively lately by almost
nightly visits from gangs Of this sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
COUNTRY LEASES.

Adams & Keller have rented A. Ridge
field. Conn. the Dexter l.. Stone house on
West Mountain road, to James Stokes; y.
o Cbisolm's house on Peaceaoe street to
" = ZONES. the y. l. Rockwell house on
East Ridge 10 Mrs. Charlotte 3 WilnolH
and 4 " BENEDICT cottage TO DR. 4. =.
Gale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

The books show that there has been an
increase in the real estate assessments
this wear Of sSl4647.S4o There has been
a decrease Of sl4. 72l. 7o4 in the aggregate OF
personal assessments. making net IN
crease IN all assessments Of $79s.s2S,7sS
Although the tax rate will be three points
less in Manhattan and The Bronx and SIX
points less in other boroughs than last
year. there will be an increase in almost
every tax bill. because Of the increased
valuation this wear. Under orders from
Mayor Gaynor about seventy-hve per cent
81 all the property in the city was assessed
for a higher figure this wear than ever
before
The following tables show the Increases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
cuAeAN7v.s RESOURCES s217ooo.ooo

The semi-annual statement # the Guar
sn;v Trust Company Of New York as Of
June 90. 1911. shows total deposits Of S63.-
o,a %. which is 4 gain Of $3so0o0o since
The annual statement Of December 81 last
and q gain of more than AAe"Hr since
INC total resources Of tie company are
now S2l7GHcoo which is So 5000" more
than they were on December 81, 1910 This
exhibit shows the largest total ever Zee
ported BY an american trust company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
DRINK HABIT CURED
IN THREE DAYS
the NEAL TREATMENT:

Endorsed by Physicians. Tie clergy,
ard hundreds Of cured patients For par
ticulars. call upon. write or phone the
physicisn who treats his patients at the
NEAL INSTITUTE. % East 32nd ST.
New York City Phone 1885, Madison
Square. Open day and night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
1911 TAXES TO Be HIGHER
New Valuation Causes Increase,
Despite Lower Rate.
S7.808.840.165 IN REALTY
Books Sent to Aldermen Show
Decrease of S14,721,704 in
Personal Property,

The Board Of Aldermen met IN special
session yesterday 70 receive the TAX rolls
for 1911. From these rolls the board VIII
tx the tax rate. which will be announced
IN two weeks. II is possible. however 70
approximate the rate from the figures mace
public yesterday The rates vary IN each
county because Of different county eX-
penses The approximations in rates FOR
this year. as compared with the two pre-
x.f,,,s wars are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BROOKLYN SALES.

Pocher 4 co. sold for Mrs ?. x schorn
No si3 Greene avenue. near Stuvvesant
street. three story dwelling house ON \
lot IS syiG0 feet 20 c. J. Straub
=. Tuoti & co sold 10 : Trovato Arso
and a Cantale two lots Al ocean Park.
near Coney Island, for tho Lower Bay
N{r,,. peaIfy t'ou1uaur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
MECHANICS, LIENS.

ROGERS PLACE. $50; Morris Henael az, n.
.rs Building CO, owner. LeToA, o--rsr,.'
Contractor: SAT IS q
WEBSTER AVE. 22s7 70 229; M.y., a.
brinskv agt Bernard Schultz. owner and -
tractor; 500.
ropDuAy ROAD - cor valen,,r.
isaac Ossernan agt lie Roy cons:.gct1. y
owner ana contractor; 1890. "
18th ST. i21 20 i3i West New Jersey T..
co,,a co ast John Olson Ccns.rgctk- ~
owner and contractor; s1s3.
AID ST. 23s and 23s West. Loe!s Nul., >,
George Evans 81 al. owners. internatioru 81
c,ety Of Hotel Employees IN America, owe, ,.,l
1-,.-ar.or. si2 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
sslesroom Nos. u and t. Nesey street
By Bryan D. Kenneth
LEWIS. ST. -. o g. i2q @ r. q Riylngt5n
II. 25yGP. five stv front au1 roar tennis sold
IN the plaintiff for S1p 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANEA-TAN

I'd AVE. = cor s2a g; t3I sty b-t >
:. -~rrora,for) 1893 90 ave. owner. Otto c m
,e3e "a ave. architect, $3.50 -"
DIST ST, -. "a q ~ OF Avenue A. 10 ,f
90 b-k mfg bidg. 50DS5. with ex,eas.c. ~
5si5 cunningham & Kearrs. 4ss Ess; ss !,
ovners: John z Boyland. Fordh2n Pat N
Wsbstsr ave architect ScOoop
THD BRONX
BROWN PLACE, u 2 from l>2ih . "a. I,
,Seu, work owner G 2 snyder 80 Pssk a.
architect; $1,000.
18TH ST. : from Fox % Simpson &. I,
a stv brk schoo.aouss. 5GxzJ0 City o. 81
York o-n.y Snyder, a--a-'e-' tNeN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JULY z

JULY
ARTHUR AVE, s. i42 q c. isir
1892: Standard Damp PFoonng saf Roo.,s
cgt Koch Building CO. HoV y ls4V. 80
-on.,r,o-tor 20 az, Nevlns Shipping n q !
Anvil p 1911. SAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
LIS PENDENS

AVE D. 3. IS q Of 18Th g, 2srl.
Bronx: Jacob Cooper sgt Caroline spivey q.
foreclosure OF rntg)' attoFae,, d Doopt'
10th ST, sw cor Of MORGAN AZ.
-,s. Morris Teinsts!n azr Nathan Ruby,
o. Al foreclosure Of mtg attorneys, Ear;
Levy, corn & Levine
% AVE. ! 26a: Emanuel Msn.ine ar ?.
rsrc ~ II foreclosure - mtg. sttOr,s
Bernstein
-oD ST. lei East. Robert Graves Z
,,rs AIT Edward ? MI.Esny e. al "a.
closure Of mtg; attorneys Bowers ss,.
ID AVE. 1903 and 36o5 Ma,hnt. Ieh. /.
MARY Nolan 81 nj lfc--c.cs-re o. I'd
atrornev Y 4 fszzcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FARMS AND HOMES N TIE BERAssa!ss'I
Extra Nne country hcue new ane =" 4
ern. apples, etc. high elevation. -
land; barn: I've minutes t3 s-atoa - -
r r write for photo. worth SOW
$4,000 SMITH & TANK. Fit,s1e-@. s - 4
HTGHGATF PARK - Az UNbs.ASS,5sj|
value. s. 600 Will buy a r.--lfesa-ss
with an improvements tgsf comp s,ei 81
location: terms 10 suit p E-AGS-
va't y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
,ecoeneo MORTGAGES.

r rnroos carpenter 70 we na;, :, '
?a1ll4. ! e IhT 80, s6dress. $50 East 22stn -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hunts Point Realty 60 10 James sheerin,
$500
Annie Alu1y 20 Charles A Bayles 81
Hunts Point Realty co 20 Ssmue! Wen; $500
Catharr. 4 Stevens n German SAVINGS banK'
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

r-1ton ave. s, ssnu- EotEi. loars u
Burland; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE or ToI:'
NEW JERSEY
FOR RENI-A GEN.,

q rooms and bath: al improvements; I Ia
nom depot; nne shade. pio- f0Zi0D; 81 4
month. CHRISTIE s. 5R-SACHSa seFi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
Several Beautiful Homes,

TITLE INSURED BY The NORTH e. IT,
TITLE COMPANY. Union halA S---
Hackensack. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

9TH AVE. = 4a4 n n Of 2sth 81. "A SIX
100. Nov : 1851. Thomas Ginger 70 Nanhsr
tan Life insurance Co. $4,000. attorney. +
Arthur FISCHER $40 9Th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
DUST GIRL STRIKE LEADER

Totals ..-.... ss2167s PSI s741e.s37.4 aE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

sTW AVE. 27S0 n cor 1t6'h s. o5Nl00
Iuly Z 1904 Martin Wolf 10 Ernest sass
g. 600, attorney. James Kearne- goo Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

sT.sos s4o.1e5 s7.o44.1e2. e74
z, .ceESc

,TAr REAL AND Personal ASSESS
MFNTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

ID AVE s0T 2fNe0. Jan Is 1900. Frank 3
Norehouse 70 National Academy 81 Design:
soT 600. attorney, George W steele. 103 Park
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-15
INSTALLATION O FPASTOR.
Rev. Y. y0n 4. Riser to be Formally
Inducted Into PaStOrate-PrO.
gram Of the Services.

Next Sunday at II a. m, will begin
an all-day service at st. Paul's, at
which time Rev. Y. Won A. Riser will
be installed as pastor of st. Paul's, St.
Phillips and Bachman Chapel church
es.
These churches compose the St.
Pauls pastorate, as it is now
Rev. J. D. Kinard, president of the
South Carolina synod, will be present
and deliver the charge to the pastor
at II a. m. In the afternoon, begin
ming at o'clock, Rev. E. w. Leslie, of
Prosperity, will deliver the charge to
the united congregations.
There will be dinner served on the
grounds, and all are in,.,ed to come
with we'll filed baskets. It is c.i-
pected that as many of tLc ST. Phil
lips and Bachman Chapel people, as
possible, will be present, to take part
in the services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Mr.. l. o. Stoudemire has cnangeo
from sIghs 2 to Little Mountain.
Don't forget 'The Thief" at the
opera house Saturday night.
Take in the bazaar Friday night and
visit the Philathea booth. Go in a
Christmas frame Of mind.
Next Monday week will be Christ
mas. Some people have not caught
on to this.
# you are not reading "The Pool OF
Flame" now running in The Herald
and News get busy with it.
Much interest is being taken in the
work looking towards the government
postoffice building.
.The Thief" which comes to the
oDera house Saturday afternoon and
night, is said to be "a play for women
to talk about.
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