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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
SUBURBAN SALES.

Mountain Lakes. Inc developers Of ths
residential park located between Boonton
and Mor-istown. report the sale 20 c. z
Graft. Of Manhattan. Of a dwelling house
of stucco construction located on plot lOlX
$50 feet. on Hillcrest Road, overlooking
Mountain Lake; also sold 10 Miss q. NJ.
Hollis. of BROOKLYN. a plot lmxlO feet
fronting on Hilcrest Road. The company
has begun the erection Of a Craftsman :
house for Miss Hollis. The company has
also sold two plots. each Z00x2ro feet. on the
sou+b side of Mountain Lake, 90 two buy
ers
Pease q Gilman have rented for William
NJ Chase his country place at SninnecocA
Hills Long Island. 10 Rollin :. saltus.
The Manhattan Beach Estates report the
following sales. A plot 40xlo feet on the
west side of Amherst street. 20 feet south
Of Oriental Boulevard, a plot 6ixlO0 feet on
the east side Of Dover street. go feet north
Of Oriental Boulevard, a plot l0)Sl0 feet
ar the northeast corner of Dover street and
HAMPTON avenue, a plot icy,00 feet on the
west side of Amherst street, $50 feet south
Of Oriental Boulevard a plot 4GXlcJ feet on
the west side OF Corbin Place. so feet north
Of the Esplanade. and q plot +0Xlo0 feet on
the west side Of Corbin Place. 100 feet south
Of Oriental Boulevard. Joseph P. Day
sales agent for the property. states that
since the new bungalow section On the
ocean was opened TO the public about five
weeks ago the company has sold $4,000
worth OF property, making a total Of sales
during the last two years Of more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
LEASES.

The E. h. Wendell Company leased for
Mrs. Henry :. Redmond. United State.
Trust Company. trustee. No. Il East 10Th
street a four story and basement dwelling
house, on a lot 5lxlO05 feet. directly on
poste the St Regis Hotel, for a long term
Of years. After extensive alterations have
been completed the building will be occu-
pied by the Mile. Jean dressmakln estab.
lishmont
The Duross Company leased for Abrahsms
& Benjamin the store No. 364 Seventh ave-
nue.. 70 Braude Brothers; the store No Is
Nesey street for the Voorhees, Rubber
Company 20 NJ. Hutchinson. the building
No 1903 West 18th street 10 Patrick stisno
and the house No 1S West 18th street IN
Francis Dignan.
&. Scherloh rented the I'VE story corn.r
building No. 81 Eleventh avenue for a
term OF years 10 Terence McKognev who
will make extensive alterations. also the
store No. s9 Eleventh avenue. corner Of
18th street. for Peter McGirr TO John Nc
Clave.
The William :. Anderson Compsnv leased
for the estate of r. T Wilson the dwelling
house No. li6 East S5th street; also. for
Marie l.. Combee. two dwelling houses,
Nos. IA and 20 East sd street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE SECURITIES
An Investment Growing Popular
with Those of Small Means.

r. there IL any place on the American
continent where securities based on the
ownership Of real estate and investment IN
real estate mortgages or in the latter alone,
offers safety 10 the investor with liberal
interest return q is in this city. In the
last century New York City's growth has
beon 1--WE times more rapid than that Of the
whole country and has exceeded all foreign
cities except London.
The increase in the assessed valuation or
New York Citv's real estate for 1911 over
1910 was 5000. 600 900. or AZ the rate OF
81. 900 600 each commercial day. This valu-
alton is greater than that o. the entire
states Of Pennsylvania. Illinois and ohio.
and only $4,000 600 less than the money
on deposit In the banks OF Germany. the
United Kingdom. Austria, France. Italy.
Russia. Denmark and Belgium. With such
a tremendous increase in real estate values.
II may De seen what immense profits, with
safety. are being realized with large cap
Ital in New York CITY and how secure
mortgage Investment or securities based on
mortgage investments and the ownership or
real estate are.
Il is not so long ago that the small in
vestor in real estate was disreSarded. IN
stitutional business. that is. trust COM
ranies. banks. etc. was sought after. The
small investor did not seem 20 be worth
catering 70. Then the security and mort
gage companies awakened 70 the fact that
the small investor in the aggregate was
capable Of absorbing more bonds than all
the trust companies combined that ne. in
fact constitutes a great BODY % the saving
public. the real financial backbone Of the
nation and the way was made clear for him
~ irvcg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

Investors Exchange Large Numbers improved and Vacant Sites
for Apartment Houses and Business Buildings
VALUE OF VARIOUS PARCELS MORE THAN s15.ooo.ooC

trade the three story building Nos l5l and
l55 West 18Th street on plot 46x90 feet
which was owned by the Realty Holding
Company Five three-family houses in
Bailey avenue passed to the ownership OF
the holding concern. on the 18th street
site twelve story loft building is 10 be
erected. About the same time +. ?.
slevin bought from the Martin Holding
Company through r. p. Hamilton ~ Co.
the twelve story loft building No. West
Goth street The Martin company took in
part payment out-of-town property.
Jersey City property was taken in part
payment by the Marmac Construction
Company for the new twelve story store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

and loft building No. 80 10 154 West 22d
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The Commercial and Realty COMPANY, %
which J. :. Slender is president, is the
new owner of the loft structure
a 100000 Sale.
A 100000 exchange included the sale
OF the Myers Building. a twelve story Office
structure Nos. A. and az Maiden Lane. for
the s. T. Myers Realty Company TO Fred
erick 3. Ayres, of Boston. The Myers
Building rents for about 5000 year Mr.
Ayres gave to the seller the Langdon
Hotel. Nos 1J7 and 159 West l24th street.
which is 20 be altered for business pur-
poses.
SunnybTook Farm. at Tappan. y. T.. was
also recently given IN part payment for
FIVE story fathouse, No. S. West 1870 street,
and for the four story dwelling house, No.
To- Yves; 10Th street. about three acres at
Southampton. Long Island. And FOR the
FIVE story building So. Y East 10th street
and also the building No. 10 West ll8th
street a four story Brooklyn house was ac-
cepted as part payment
Henry r.. Dwight recently SOLD for Mary
T. Lord. of Pasadena. Cal, the seven story
lcft building Nos ia and ll5 East 2Stn
street 10 the RextOn Realty Company,
which gave IN part payment the Cayuga,
seven story apartment house Nos. 5-- and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

Many bis and small exchanges Of prop
critics have been made in the last three
months The value Of the parcels which
have changed ownership as result Of
these transactions is considerably more
than $4,000 600.
Trades between spectators have been
among the leading features. in the ma
FORTY OF transactions income properties be
ing given for similar parcels.
This class Of sales is due 90 the constant
REIMBURSEMENT Of business affairs. a specu-
lator with a downtown business buildms
decides that ne should become the owner
OF uptown income property or in some other
section. He offers his parcel in exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
ACTIVITY IN QUEENS.

Business IN practically every section OF
Queens easily accessible bv transit lines
was as active as 30 has been since the
summer season began Buying by invest
ors and homeseekers was supplemented bv
trading IN which business properties in the
commercial centres near the greensboro
Bridge plaza and plots suitable as sites for
muiti-famlly houses changed hands
Along the north shore Of the borough
several large plots We're bought by out-of-
town investors, Who intend 10 hold them
against value increases In Malba. on the
Whitestone peninsula. the Realty Trust
sold a plot fronting lco feet on the East
River and extending 10 feet 20 Malba
Drive. 20 a Chicago investor. The pur-
chaser intends 10 improve the site with a
Colonial dwelling house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
BUY BIG LONG ISLAND TRACT

The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company bought 1852 acres Immediately ad-
Iscent 10 the south line OF the village OF
Hampstead from tho o. l. SchWenke Land
and Investment Company. the South
Hampstead Realty Company and the Foise
estate. The purchase involves about 300
lots lying al the junction OF the roads 10
Baldwin ana Ocesnside. while the road 20
Rockville Centre parallels IL on the east
The company will Immediately begin the
work OF development. Al lots Will be re-
stricted.
Discussing the lot situation on Long ISL
land. u. MauJer Mclaughlin. president OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

5o. vgcst eqd street Knox McAfce. ir.. also
-. .ols % Williams d. Grodirsky No
... We, -ea5 street "a trroo story dwelling
- -, ,.a,f- -a,r1-rf tle buyers gave a
...... ...-....,..7t house. on "a pho, 1-5x
S.y f~~eguIar. 8t fhT southeast corner 'i
,-oa ,,~os. and Brook avenue.
Tho Charlie r Hoffman estate ami the
- Johns Park Realty company lately e@-
cba,gs1 some properties the tota. value OF
,be ,arcefe being about $4,000. Lewis b..
,ros,o, y-as Tine broker The estate gave
-. ...o ,,sr,,. ronlDarv the Cluett BuId.n@
.i.,..r .to,.y mercantile structure. 80.
no U-..+ 18TH street. ana extending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
TO SELL VALUABLE PARCELS
Central Park Apartment Houses to Go
Under the Hammer

Among this weeks auction offerings ara
included three valuable properties which
will go under the hammer as the result OF
foreclosure proceedings. Two six story
apartment houses on Central Park West.
al Gath street. will be offered Oh Tuesday
by Joseph 2. Day. 10 recover claim OF
s275 0o0 held by the Pittsburg Life and Trust
COMPANY. and on Friday the ten story
spartment on Riverside Drive, south corner
~ l45th street, Will be offered IN SUIT
10 recover a fourth mortgage Of @l,i-'
against the Dacorn Realty Company. which
owes three other mortgages aggresauns
Sie5 COZ
The property Nos. E and East 45d street
viii also be sold for the account OF the
New York Life Insurance Company on It's
claim OF ,l9S1 JIG against the parcel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
THE HAMLET COURT.

Hamlet Court. al the southwest corner Of
Broadway and 10Th street. is a new high
class six story elevator apartment house
superbly located IN a naighborhood where
the ground is nigh and the drainage per
feet. An apartments command an excellent
view Of the Hudson and Palisades
The subway station IS only two short
blocks away. while all important surface
cars are At hand. thus rendering transit IA
cilities an that could be desired. The
apartments are arranged in suites Of seven
and eight rooms, foyer. private hall, bath
and separate laHatories between chambers
Al have abundance OF light and ventilation
The spacious vcstibule ana entrance halls
are finished in rich imported marble with
mosaic floors, and the decorations blend
tremendously slswson q Hobbs. OF No
l62 West I'D street. are the agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

block from 18th 10 10th street St Nicholas
and Edgecombe avenues The block was
formerly owned by the Pinkney estate. For
It the Lynch company gave the two SIX
story apartment houses No 80 to 736 West
lHst street.
Market for Plot.
me West Side Construction Company
lately tra;fss, -ahe weuthourne. a six story
apartment house. 30 SIG T-est ltad> Sreef,
for a plot of six lots at the southeast cor
ner OF 15ist street and riverside Drive
with frontages Of 1910 feet in the Drive.
15s1 feet in the street. and with south and
east lines measuring 125 and 100 feet, re-
spectively. The plot on the drive was
owned by the Lloyd Construction Com
pany.
Another important trade was negotiated
by Tucker. Speyers & Co. They sold TOT
the Brevoort Construction Company the
Putnam Building. No. 70 West 4oth
street. a new six story office structure, 20
Thomas a. sperry. Mr.. Sperry gave IN
mart Davment the six story loft building
Nos. 1913 and 200 Canal street, and property
at Crawford. y. J.
sIawson & Hobbs sold few weeks ago
for DAILY & Carlson 10 the Hoguet estate
Hamilton Court and the Wilton. six story
apartment houses. occupying the entire
block front on the west side OF Broadway
between 164th and l65th streets. the es-
tate gave 10 DAILY G. Carlson the plot, ssll1
3Ol feet. at the southwest corner OF Ninth
avenue and 2l4th street and other parcels
Bradley Martin recently bought the West
Point Apartment house, six story struct-
ure. AT the south corner OF l55th street and
Riverside Drive. He gave In part payment
10 the Hensle Construction Company
plot. lcox250 feet. ut the northeast corner
or Maggie avenue and Arden street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
A FINE BUNGALOW COLONY.

A bungalow colony that is proving a sue
cess is the one on Lake Lackawanna, at
Netcong, y. j. This tract is beng devel-
oped by ". G.. Reeves 4 Co. who have
spent a large amount Of money in charging
the lake and stocking Il with fsh. care
has been taken in doing the development
work not 10 mar tho natura. beauty Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

81 10000 All ~ the purchasers are plan
ming TO build next spring.
The Stewart Realty Company has sold a
farm and country place Of forty acres AZ
New city Rockland County. \. y 10 Mrs
Abel. Of Manhattan also go acres at Yap-
hank. Long Island. for Or r. q. Baker 20
"a client OF f. : Donnocker.
J.. v. Siedle has sold for Mrs. ST. der the
dwelling house SO 10 Morris crescent
YOnkers
J Sterling Drake has sold TO John Engle
q lot 2jxlGJ feet ON the west side Of Union
avenue. Federal Park. Mariners Harbor.
Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
the Windsor Land and improvement Com
pany. said.

The rapid influx OF population N West
I'm Nassau County is bringing the grea,
level stretch south OF Hampstead village
into The market FOR development The
fast electric train service between Hsmp-
stead and the Pennsylvania station is no,
only accelerating the growth but II is
tending TO send values upward through
the sheer force OF demand for home sites
\ recent conference between the BOARD
Of Supervisors Of Nassau County and tho
State Tax Commission showed that much
property In that county was assessed too
low, that the tremendous growth and i'm
provement are making property Comprising
country estates. even. that has neen as
sessed m the hundreds per acre. worthy
OF assessment AT thousands an acre Cor
sequenuy we see an opportunity 70 satisfy
a demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE Foe SALE cRTo ~
LONG ISLAND
$500 BELOW VALUE.

Beautiful SIS. 600 house nearly completed offered
for immediate sale az So. 500. finished TO suit re
nnet American Christian neighborhood restricted
residential park Queens main line L. I r r.
30 minutes from Penn depot or Batter. stores
churches. schools close by distinctive architect
ure. parquet noors. tiled bathrooms. xas cleo
trclty and all Improvements. very easy terms 20
suit or rent applying payment on optional pur-
York phone tOTl Beekman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

property. The shores Of the lake are heav-
ily wooded. and many bungalow sites have
been laid out overlooking the water. The
plots are being offere don easy terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received az their Uptown once.
No 1894 Broadway. between Seth and 37th sts
until O'Clock 2. n Advertisements received a.
the following branch Offices at regular ONCE rates
until o'clock o. m, viz pa sth ave. :. .. cor.
23d ST.. i5s 9th ave. cor. 18th ST; lo4 East l4tn
st 2ST West $2d 81 between TN and sth av@s.
2e5 ives, i25th ST.; 1885 81 ave: 1928 q ave.
near slst st fTOS ist ave near sath AZ. l5f
East 18th ST. 766 fremont ave. $50 30 ave.
and am American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
BOROCGH OF BROOKLYN.
NEW JERSEY.

SPLENDID FRUIT FARM or ll2 ACRES,
right a. station six room house. IN first class
condition, TWO larse barns, wagon shed corn
crib. pig pen poultry house and brOoder house,
eight acres pear trees. coo peach trees. 81
plum. cherry and apple trees 81 500 grape vines
elegant land 20 acres under cultivation. ~ scres
cedar and other wood. price 50 900 81. 500 cash
required a postal viii brig you photo. FRANK
WASSER. Nine.aEc, y. r
GREAT PARGAIk.-Fiva acre poultry farm,
equipped. Ten room house. barn. two story shop
incubator cellar. chicken blooder houses for 1000
chickens - fruit trees. mile 90 station raacadam
roads. s.. 900. don write. come a. to Inspect
sAMMIs. 20 West Main at. Somerville. ~ =.
WOOD RIDGE LARGE HOUSE. FINE
grounds. 50 600 Of less 500 season
ACkERMAN lhT Greenwich a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on 70 @
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
tltGA\I 9 ROOM HOllSF

Modern; all latest lmpro, ements blocks rom
shoFe. only - minutes from Penn STA y
@, on tlll lots. nor. lots can he ACQUIRES 4,
desired. macadaulizod streets. cement usll;,
curos. etc, and has electric lighting. SeVsr.S
property, privilege ~ nne bathing beach 5orL
anhorags and high class Yacht clubhoy,.. :.
nnsd ana select neighhorhood and elegant sir
roundinss. price. 5000. terms will h. .-rsns.s
% suit purchaser, title guaranteed AT5r...
WATERFRONT BOX % Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE STORE BUILDING At HAINEs-
vile. y. j.. ideal location for general store,
lot contains over one-half acre; building 25x50:
cellar two floors and garnet. six pleasant living
rooms price s.. 500 mortgage FOR liberai amount
can be arranged, complete details furnished on
application. J. ". MATTHEWS & CO., New
hurgh. y Y.
Ulster COUNTY Furnished summer home
altitude 400 feet. 81 acres: large portion
iu heavy timber: mGcaGamlzsd road r r. de-
livery. price. $4,000. no agents Apply. Ella
Patterson. dineola l. l.
FIRST STATION FROM y. Y. WOODsIDF -
Five plots. $4,000 s. 900: also 6uyiO0 with A
high elevation. $500 4 BARRYMORE ODD.
bank Bldg. Broadwsv. Elmhu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
OLD LONG ISLAND
hOSTELRY.

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l. Centrally located with
. acres or land on east side Main s.. finest
no'ei location IN village; excellent Opportunity
Apply Box II, Southampton, " 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
BOROUGH OF MANHArrA>

SNAIL American Basement House $50 son
list ST.. bet. Park and Lexington AZ. 80 80
class plumbing bathrooms electric i,sn,
hardwood floors possession given imrnsai.tsiv
enly tlO,ooo cash required 20 purchase, 49,.
on permit. POST 4 REESE 1888 Fifth sVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

UNTNCUMBERED RESIDENCE. LAKE ERIE
Frontage. two acre lot north shore. 20 *.
& AAGANERN, attorneys 1Ol Erie County
Bank Building. Buffalo. y. Y
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United States
for $500 a year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Fourth Divisiou.-In the Matter of Abraham Wallace, bank rupt
 To the Creditors of Abraham Wallace, of Iditarod, Otter Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of August, 1911, the said Abra- ham Wallace was duly adJudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned, referee in bank ruptcy, in the town of Iditarod, Otter precinct, Alaska, on the 2lst day of De- cember, 1911, at the hour oI o'clock D. m., at which time the said creditors may attend prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated this Sth dayof December, 1911,
 HENRY RIDDEN,
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
CHANGE DATE OF THE
 IDITAROI DOE DERBY

At the meeting of the Iditarod Kennel club held last Saturday evening" the ball committee reported that all the Masquerade and impossible submit balance sheet that time full statemtn has been promised for tonight The and byeaws will tip evening
 The racing committee reported change in tie schedule It will be remembered that the big have been St Pick Day but going found hold March would prevent possible great Seward Peninsula off early April For the likely daOd could difficulty, he Iditarod Derby will probably take place March will be known the Inauguration Derby The will b. purse of S75o.
 The question of the club been decided that nhiy dues of S. payable the first of every assessed against
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
MILL, PEOPLE
 HURII SARCASM

That vexatious affair, commonly known as "the Cleveland bill," which it had been thought was disposed of for good and all last week, bobbed up again at the council meeting WtdAes- day night. This time the trouble was not that the claim was pressing for settlement, but, on the contrary, it had been overpaid to the tune of S95.40,
 A communication was read from the lumber company notifying the council of the oyerpaymennt and complaining of the councils delay in meeting its ob- ligation to the company.
 When the communication had been read Mr. Worden asked if the com pany's bills had been presented promptly, and Mayor Barnes answered that they had not and that he consid- cred the company's sarcastic letter un- called for. He said he did not hold any of the old or new members of the coun-
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
ID SAFEGUARD
 AGAINST FIRE

Fire Chief J. R. McGovern wishes public request to be made that all citi- zens will take down and thoroughly clean their stovepipes at least once in every thirty days. He says that the dangerous part of stovepipe is that within the safety. There the pipe be- comes corroded and sometimes is ready to fall to pieces before anything wrong is suspected
 This is the dangerous time of the year for fires, and it will be the part of prudence to take the chiefs hint.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
CHINESE ASKING FOR ARMISTICE

Tonking, December Tt is un- dersto. d here that three days truce will be declared ill the vari- ous parts of China where fighting is going on, so that the proposal fer an armistice may be discussed
 Be, in. December 1.-The United 5 ats Grear Britain and Japan are o1ep"rlng to make a proposal ot m"d iatIon 10 China.
 Ranking, December Rebels have recap, ured this citv.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-09
CASES BEFORE THE
 FAIRBANKS COURT

Tn the district court at Fairbanks recently a decree of divorce was granted Rose Lpwery against David B LOwe1Y, upon the findings of Referee ,uy B. Erwin Cruel and inhuman treatment and drunken ness were the grounds.
 Willis & Welch of Chatarika nave brought suit against the B P Mining company to recover <662 s..
 w F. Whitelv has brought an action against Swayne Johnson to recover the sum of $5o3 o3 claimed on note.
 At the second trial of Henry Gagnon, charged with selling in uoxicati' g liquor without a license at Fox, the jury brought ill yer dict ol not guilty.
 w. c Harp has been granted a liquor license for the Golden Eagle roadhOuse, Ester.
 George Markus has been granted a divorce from Anita Markus.
 Judge Overheld has appointed John T. Fay United States com missioner at Ester, The new office will have only the powers of justice ot the peace.