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The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-02

today he holds the highest position
under this government yet occupied
by citizen of color.
The young man who feels an i'm.
pelling call to the law, If he has the
proper literary foundation, may by
studying at home books especially pre-
pared or by reading law under the
direction of a successful lawyer, fl
himself within a few years for admit
tance to the bar. Correspondence
schools have courses prepared that
fully meet all needs of preparation.
Any one with the means for attending
college can find here in the south well
equipped law departments run in con.
nection with some of our best educa.
tional Institutions, and after taking
course in one of these, he may If he
desires round out his preparation in
the law school of some northern uni.
versity.
With negro towns being promoted
here and there, giving promise OF
negro cities in time not far distant,
young women of the race so inclined
may yet have the opportunity of en-.
tering upon the practice of law in
communities and under influences
best calculated to give them large op-
portunities for development as legal
lights state laws affecting such mat.
ter Of course being taken into con.
sidera don.
Colored young men, quick of mental
grasp and sharp of wit, must dream
their dreams of acquiring power in
the legal life of this nation. An
army of negro lawyers of strong
hearts, cool heads, and sane in judg-
ment, is needed. Every young man
who feels the call of the law should
resolve to get the preparation re-
quired and enlist for mans part in
some of the legal battles of the future.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-02
NEGRO SIGNS NAME;
WHITE MAN HIS X
SERMON ON ILLlTERACY AND
NEGLECTED. OPPORTUNITIES
FOUND IN FEDERAL CLERKS
OFFICE WHEN TWO PRISONERS
LEAVE JAIL AND SWEAR OFF
FINES,

Atlanta.-Two federal prisoners
were brought into Clerk o. C. Full
ler's office to swear off their fines of
$100 each.
The men were e. l.. Blalock of
Gwinnett county, white, and Sol. VIII
liams of Cobb county, a negro. Both
had served short terms in the Fulton
county jail and being unable to pay
their fines went through the GUS
tomary formalities of swearing that
they possessed not over $40 which
could be used to pay the fine.
'Mr Blalock," called Clerk Fuller,
and he administered the customary
oath.
"Sign your name right here" con-
tinued the clerk.
"Aw, l can't write my name," re-
piled the man in natural tone. as If
such a thing were an everyday occur
renee, and the clerk wrote the name
and let Blalock touch the pen as he
put the cross underneath the neces-
sary Ibis mark"
"All right, Sol,' called out the clerk
as he told Blalock he might go.
The negro, who appeared to be an
ordinary country negro took the oath
and wrote in fairly legible hand ms
full name, Solomon Williams" bow
ed to Mr.. Fuller and left the Office.
DO you know that is one of the
commonest things up here that hap
pens in my office and one of the most
well, disgusting" Clerk Fuller add
ed after pausing for the right word.
Nearly every negro, young and
old, who comes before me can at least
sign his name, and yet we have
number of white men from the coun-
try districts who can't write their
names and who don't seem to feel
the least embarrassment about saying
So
That negro man is over so years
old and that white man is not 25. The
negro grew to manhood when an edu-
cation was far harder to get than it is
now, and the white man has today
every chance in the world to overcome
his ignorance and lack of knowledge
If he but had the ambition and pride
to do So"
Now, there's a sermon in illiteracy
and the need of a compulsory educa-
tion law. A white man who couldn't
write his name-and in jail.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-02
FRATERNAL AFFECTION.

Recruiting Sergeant-Why do you
say you won't enlist unless you're sent
to the Seventy-ffth infantry?
Tim Geoghegan-Beca'se l want to
be near me brother that's in tn Sew
enty-sixt Weekly.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-02
A DISTINCTION.

80 the bank teller has disappeared.
Was he short in his cash7"
"Hao, he was ahead. It was the bank
that was short."-Boston Transcript.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-03-02
LIBERIA STARTS
ON A new ERA
The First Detailed Account of
lnauguration---Howar
Is President.

NEW EXECUTIVE INTERESTINGLY
DISCUSSES IMPORTANT QUES-
TIoNS IN INAUGURAL ADDRESS
NATIVE CHIEFS FRIENDLY
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND NATIVES FROM INTERIOR
ATTEND INAUGURAL CERE-
MoNIES-PRoMIsE TO WORK
FOR REPUBLICS GOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
oaicIal Record and Forecast.-washingtc

OfficiaI Record and Observation-Disclosures
Ju,v 16-The storm that was over southeast
ern Georgia Monday night has moved 10 the
middle Gulf coast, with diminishing inten-
sIty, and there is no other disturbance OF
consequence east OF the Rocky Mountains,
high pressure prevailing, with moderate tenn
porature, over the northern districts. but
with continued high temperatures In the
middle Atlantic states, the Ohio Valley and
the Southwest. There was also marked
rise In temperature IN the central plains
states west Of tire Rocky Mountains.
Temperatures continue high. with fair
weather Showers occurred generally In the
Southern states and locally from the ONO
Valley northcastward. over the remainder
OF the country there was no precipitation OF
CONSEQUENCE.
There is another strong high pressure area
over the entire Northwest, accompanied oy
cooler weather. that will extend over the
central plainS states and the MISSOURI haI-
ley by Wednesday night and tho upper MIS-
slssippi valley and upper lake region during
Thursday. over the remainder OF the coun-
try temperature changes will not be impor-
taat. although IL will be somewhat warmer
by Thursday in the Northeast Showers vili
continue Wednesday and probably Thursday
In the south Atlantic and east Gulf states.
and there will also be showers Wednesday
lake region and along the eastern slope OF
taA central and southern Rockies. Elsewhere
fair weather will prevail.
The winds along the New England coast Will
be light TO moderate northeast and cast along
the middle Atlantic coast, moderate northeast
and eaH. along the south Atlantic coast, mod
crate. mostly southeast and south; along the
Gulf cosst light 10 moderate variable; ON the
lower lakes moderate east 20 southeast; on the
upper lakes, moderate south, shifting TO west
and northwest by Thursday.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports will have light 10 moderate northeast
and cast Winds with generally fair weather,
10 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17

Joseph L. A. O'Donnell has resold 10
NJ. Monday No. q Manhattan street. d
five story fathouse. with stores on ioV
25xIno feet. Mr.. O'Donnell recently SOFA
No. %. adjoining. TO the same purchase''
This makes the NTH house SOLO Dy WI
O'Donnell OF d row Of nine purchaseo ny
him last month from the Presoytelld"
and Hahnemann hospitals. the property
had been left to the institutions by inc
late Mitchell Valentine.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton Of a five story dormtory oullullls
for the Willard Parker Hospital on the
north side of 18th street, opposite Ave
nue. d. II will have a frontage OF 81 1eet
and a depth Of 100 feet, and VIII De n'o-
proof and of reinforced concrete ~ the
Gothic style of architecture. CLINTON
Russell. architects for the city have esi'-
mated the cost AT $4,000.
The choir school TO be erected b" the
Cathedral OF ST John the Divine IS TO
cost $500 Announcement that tile
cathedral was to erect such building
from plans by Walter Cook and Winthrop
A. WEIGH on the west side OF Morning
SlOC avenue, OF l''l liJl III VI 1A~N''
was announced In these columns yester-
day.
Plans for the same were given out by
the Buildings Department yesterday. "
will have a frontage OF iiS feet and Il
depth Of IS feet. with a FACADE Of brick
limestone and sandstone, and will be IRE
proof. In the basement will be locker
room, laundry and kitchen; OH the hrst
floor will be a dining room, common ROOM
three classrooms, serving room, large
music room. large schoolrcom, crganist )
Office, precentcr's office: on the second
floor will be two large dornitories and
the head masters quarters. while OF the
third floor will he 4 large gymnasium
matron's quarters, sitting room, guests
roons sewing room, nurses room and
servants quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, July 10
1912,
ARRIVED.

Steamer Lord Roberts (Br, HaN ana July ]
and Mstanzas II, 70 the Munson IS Line Win
sugar Arrived at the Far at b:30 m.
Steamer Advance. Cristobal July q, 10 the
Panama j So Line. with 81 passengers,
mails and Indsc. Arrived at tho Bar ct 1o:oo
a m.
Southampton and Cherbours !, 10 the HAN
burg-Auerican Line. with 1TS fret cabin. 1913
second cabin. 2j7 third class and s64 steerase
passengers. mails and uldSe. Arrived at the
steamer Luisisra dtap Genoa June go. Va
Go, win 30 cabin and $40 Storage passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II m.
Steamer Prin2 sigsmund 'Gen. Montego
Bay Juno IS Port Jimon July l. colon :,
Port Morant 10, Kingston u and Long Cay Il.
% the Hamburg American Line. With 50 pas
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
az 11:lo q N.
steamer Kaiser wilhelm II Ger. Bremen
JUL q southampton and Cherbourg 10 70
Celrichs & Co with 233 FIRST cabin 20 second
cabin and ~ s;eerase passengers mails am
mlsc. Arrived a. the Bar at 1876 m. 80
Steamer KrUonand. Antwerp and Dover july
g. 70 tho Red star Line. With as CABIN ano
92G storage passengers aud mdsc. Arrived at
steamer Venetia ,Br), Puerto Mexico June 2s
and Caibarien July II, to the Munson IS CO,
steamer CITY OF Montgomery. Savannah JUL
IS 70 the Ocean IS Co. with passengers and
lndse Passed IN Quarantine at ) a IL,
steamer Noordam Dutch, Rotterdam and
Boulogne July s. 20 the Holland America Line,
With 357 cabin and Coz storage passengers
ard mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1o:5o m,
10th
Steamer Titiyes tBr). Port Limon July s
Colon and Kingston II, to the United Fruit
Co. with 80 passengers. mails aud mdse. Az
riF ed at the Bar at j a III.
Steamer NeneZia Err, MarseilleS June Is
and Naples July 2 Via Providence 10, 20 James
w Eiwell & co. with cabin and 423 Storage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at tho Bar at
: m.
Steamer Madison. Newport News and Nor
fo'k 10 the Old Dominion IS Co, with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine al ESQ
, n.
SANDY Hook, y ]. July IS, $50 p Ha-Wind
north. light breeze; partly CLOUDY; moderate
sea.
SAILED.
steamers Lusitania (Br). Liverpool; To-
cantinr tBraz). Santos: II Rio, Galveston:
Monroe, Norfolk and Newport News II
DeyercauN. -: Talisman (Nor), Newport
News: Kronprinz Wilhelm (Gerl. Bremen.
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, Rotterdam {:
Huron. Charleston and Jacksonville, Appala-
chez 1Br, Flushing: Queen Alexandra OBJ.
philadelphia: City OF Atlanta, Savannah {.
Bellasco ,BD. La Plata; Bermuda GER,
Port Tampa; Jefferson, Norfolk and Newport
News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

WEBSTER AVE, 8 e cor Gun Am Eoaa
d 4x76: Carn1ela Magaldi agt Vincenzo l. and
Maria Armanino, owners ana c0H'fa0'''''
RIDGE ST 70; Abe Warm agt Rosie Eoh-
man owner and contractor Oscar + Rothnan
and Lonas LIGHT. contractors; $50
SAME PROPERTY: same sgt Rosie Roth-
man, owner and contractor; Oscar T HOFFMAN
contractor; S292 so.
4sTH ST. i5J West; Albert Do"deswen
70 80 Eeiix Isman and William 4 Brady.
owners. cramp & Co. contractors; Louis Far
kas sub-contractor; $50 ~.
I69TH ST. 754 East: Samuel Bursteln ast
Thomas B Clark, owner ana contractor
isfsT ST. II s. q II " Of Honeywell ave,
J0xsl: North Side Iron WORKS agt s warren
sTU AVE $50. and 20th ST, 302 West; Ben
ianlin Riesner agt Francis l. ogden, owner
Edward NJ o. Brien. contractor; sos 40.
sano act Faultl.ss Construction Co. owner and
contractor. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRTeAeEa

East le7th Street Realty Co to Moses
Hochster; SO, $50.
same to Harvey Michaels; 81
Annie l. Kneer TO John Wittuer; s25 COO
Anna T. L3usher 10 Edw Muller; 500
Henry Acker TO James Blevett: 81
Teresa Casassa 10 May Diamond; 81
Thomas II Reynolds to Morell Realty o:
$1,000.
Morell Realty Co to John II Beckmsa:
$4,000
Henry Roemer to Title Guarantee and TrH
Martin Marks. ear. to Theresa vOlnes;
United states Trust Co to James Ds,sen
Harvey Mlchaes to East 1eIth street Realty
Edwin D Flshei TO East ls7th Stree. Realty
American Mortgas. Co 70 Anna ssnds:
frank Lusar ear to sisniund s!eselnaa.
Nellie " Marks to Rhoda Ries.r ct all 81.
Thomas F Murray TO Anna II Hatfield; 81
Mutual Life Insurance co to Fsrners Loan
and Trust Co: $4,000
Eouitabls Trust Co Of New York to lawyer
TITLE Insurance and Trust Co; $500 600
Century Mortgage Co TO Ida l. schwass;
Richard Mackay to Archibald x Maci,y;
Aiphonse sterckle to Title Guarantee and
Brown. Weiss Realities 10 Maud II Kendall:
VIM J SaidoY 20 jeanette Monhe!rner: Il.
Alice I Connolly TO Lawyers Mortgage O.
so. O0O. "
lanes Miller to Louisa " Schsefer; 81
Robert W Stuart and ano, trustees 70 Law
gers Mortgage Co; 5000.
Excelsior savings Bank to Lawyers Nor
gage Co: $40,
,urs,ce and Trust Co; 500, 900.
Joserh Yeska TO Annie Frank; 500.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and IruE % 70
LAWYERS Mortgage Co: $4,000.
sayne 10 Boyery Savings Bank; 500, 900.
Title Guarantee and Trust 20 70 Lcreto
Same 20 Dry Dock Savings 1nsttutoe;
$4,000. .eooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

GATH ST. s. $50 # Of West End ave ,,,, fa
a 2 sty garage and shop. 15X91 Bournon Wy.
Realty CO, go West cath ST. owner W ~ hs-
girson, 81 Park ave. architect: cost sSS,V"
18TH ST Is, 100 Il e OF Park ave, Tor
ste aptnlt, 90 4xs7.2; { McGuire 90, ~. ~
>st architects: cost 500 600
10th ST. ;, 800 It OF Ams,erdam s s3
for a / .ty oil storage and air compressor, -.
no. Rernheirne- & Schwartz Pilsener bre%lns
90. l2sth st and Amsterdam ave: oE Sd en, >
Keller. 40 Cedar st. architect; cost w" M
ESSF.X ST, l49 Cor ! sly store ana "a,
tory, 25xs5: J. Dresiu. premises. os s5ln n,o
straub, AZ 4th ave. architect; cost, s9VVp, ,h,,
MORNTNGSIDB AVE W e. 800 u Z OF l !v.n
- for sty choir school, ltsxIs S, attss
draI Church OF ST John the Divine, worms
La ave and lllth ST. owner; W COOK ana " =
Welch, West 2ath st. architects; COST Si'''
600 .,y
18TH ST. 5, opposite Ave D; 70. s. ~
dormitory, 5ixto0; city, owner. C!lhton % q NS
sell, 80 Nassau st. architects; cost, ss''"
The Bronx.
HoUGHToN AVE, ; :. 1902 Il " OF . asW
NEVER ave . sty dpg. 2lxis; BarpsIe 'iV sinss
o25o Houghtop ave, owner Anton Prhs' ~"
Blsckrock sv architect; cost, Si"V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
yam; 5000; attorneys. Powers Sands. 4,

Ryan; $1,000; attorneys. Powers & Sands, Il
Nassau ST.
PROSPECT AVE, sc 6. being lot OF y
Of =, map East fremont, 33xi50; June IL
1912; o. Rourke Brothers Co 10 Manharts.
Mortgage Co; $1,000; address, 200 Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE. 1854, Okla 3x2o ~
1i3; June 81, 1911: William c Berbert 10 Ella
beth Berbert; $500 attorney. Grenyills
Winthrop, e6 Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST, s. being 9 y lot az
map % Uplonport. 50x218 June 8, 1917: TpI,ss
beth c Fonda to Charles A Laumeister; 81. go.
address, 149th ct and Sd ave.
WASHINGTON AVE, old, " g. i25 N +, AZ
f64th st, 90 Sx100; July 49,, 1900; Christian
Orr, Charles and Edw Rieger 10 Carolina HON.
man Van Waffenstein: s17 600; attorneys
Amend & Amend, 1I9 Nassau st.
Sd AVE, 3l4s. y cor Of Brook ave 7orso
x59x11s; Dec %, 1902; Arthur and Catherine
Mcconnell 70 Bowery SAVING, Bank $1,000;
attorneys, Couing. White & Wait, 40 Wall a
STH AVE, $. being " Z. lot 400, man
Wakefield. 25x1i4: Jan 9 1905; Dorothes He
gin to Rosns Siberhorn; s1.2oo; attorney, A y
Gescheidt, jr, IS East LIST st, Mount Vernon,
Y.
17sTH ST. s s, 18J It W OF Anthony ave, ion
x100; Nov % 1911: August and Anna s Nel
son 10 Paragon Mortgage Co; $4,000; address
5o7 East fremont ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Venice. July l1--Columbia (AusD. New
York via Philadelphia and Norfolk
Via Naples. 10, Duca d'Aosta 1taD. Ne"
York via Naples; IL, Mendoza 1taD,
New York via Naples; Is, Fratelli Bian-
Barbados July 15--Tagus tBr), Southamp-
ion Via ST Michaels for New York.
Bermuda, July 10. y m--B.rmudian (br'
Adelaide JUN JUN 1o-Barotse (Br). New York
Via st Vincent, c V, Cape Town and
Fremantle.
GOrstaT ivy is Po1 % ,dr Ssni., s Ss5
Genoa ,and proceeded.
Antwerp july 16-vaderland tBelg). New
Bremen. July le noon--Kronprinzessin
Cccilie GER. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg.
Dover July sc, 8:45 m--Vaderland CBelg)'
Fremantle, July I6-Kasenga CBry. New
YORK via Cape Toun for Adelaide. Mel
bourne. etc; Valudra CBrD. New York via
Durham. July 1e-waltraute (Ger), New
Yors via st Vincent, V, for Auckland
SAILED.
KOBE, July i4-lndraghri CBp, Boston and
New York
Pernambuco. July Eastern Prince Bn
from New York via Barbados Rio de
ysrSsaiIise Juiv j3MRona CFr), New York.
Patrss July 15--Psnnonia Br, from Fiune,.
New York
Huelva July 13-Esyptiana tbr), New YORK
Manaos, July 13--Gregory ,Br), New YORK.
Hong Kong, July 13-Middleham Castle CBr)
from Yokohama, etcl, New Norl;
Colombo July l4-SWaZi CBrI, Boston and New
York
Hamburg. July II, Il In-HsTnburs GER.
New York.
Cherbourg July II. S:4j p m--Kaisertn Au .
gustc Victoria Ger Ctro,n Hamburg and
Southampton, New York.
PASSED.
Lizard, July 1e-Pennsylyania Ger. New York
fof Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
LEASES.

The Guarantor Realty corporation
leased the building No. 81 West +9th
street. through Ames g. Co., as agents,
10 the electric Carriage Call Company for
Il term OF years.
The Alvin Realty Company (Adolph
Humpfner, PRESIDENT has leased for a
term OF years for Cesar Casper the foLr
story and basement private house No. ieG
East 18th street adjoining the United
Realty Building. at the corner Of lrvinE
Place, opposite the Washington lrvpls
High School. 10 a client for occupancy:
II c, Senior g. Co have leased for the
Borough Bank of Brooklyn. represented
by the Island CITY Realty Company; the
four and one-half story American base
ment dwelling house No. 40 West u'th
street. adjoining Columbia University, 10
lambda Chapter Of the Alpha Sigma Phi
fraternity. for q term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
ANSPAClFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer in 7. N
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands.
New Zealand, Australia tvia San
Francisco -Manuka ............J July ID, b;oo
japan, Corea, China, Philippines no
via Victoria)-Empress OF India.July H. o'0O
Japan, Corea, China Ola Tacoma) san
Chicago Maru ................. July H. o'oo
Hawaii via san Franclscoj-Lur- -.
Inc Jui9 10 WV
Japan, Cores. China Wia Seattle ~
CleElc ui' 80 Wv
Hawaii, Japan, Corca, China, Phil
C6rea Observation-Disclosures July 81, $50
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, New yea
land. Australia via san Fran oo
CISCO venture .............., July - V'"'
japan, Corea, China (via Seattle am
ShiZuuka Maru .................July - o'"o
cIsco,LI5 ( transport July 81. $50
Hawaii Fiji Islands. Samoan Is
snds New Zealand, Australia 40
viz Nlctorlal--Mara ma .-......Aug !, Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
RECORDED LEASES.
,WIth name end address Of lesseeJ
lilly 10

CHERRY ST 81 store, etc, Bernard Gg.ien
10 GloVaunl Iuurredi, yrs from Aay !, l'l2,
yI2U. address 81 Cherry 81.
EAST BROADWAY. a.. all wilder Bro,h.rs
10 MAY Garfuukol. Il yrs from Aug J. l'lI,
81 200. address. East l2'fn -
GRAND II. 80. all, CJraelia ttuser enJ
sno 20 Charles strauss and aru. ears. y N's
from May !. 1912; sl.Ccp. address. 81 IVES,
10th ST
GRAND ST. 49, all. Enc Il Haisey - al
~ Charles Strauss and auc, 'Nrs, - ~ ilN.N
MAY J. 1912. 81 coo. address. 81 West ,otu -
NELROSE AVE. as. store, etc, Herman
Wiebkc 80 Edward Malsky. > ,Is from May
1912: 81 sUJ. address. 800 East 1929 e.
PEARL ST. lti. - store O. oi cor I'm" ~
Franz Tuckaart 90 ArgslJ CtlcaguiE. :
yrs from July /. 1912. 500. address. '0'
Pearl
80 AVE. 81. store. cts: joseph He.ht 20
August Fslr > yrs from May /. 1919. N,evv'
address. 81 81 ave.
GfH AVE. - lat noor; Adolrn \ Hage.
man 10 charles L Fisher . yis from May J.
1912. $500. address ~ West 4i'h 20
aTH AVE. rs. store aud basement: AaI
garethn Vanguard 90 Max Klein. yrs from
Nav J. 1913 8. os0. address. 10 West l''iH 20
2lsTH sr. ?. 100 n ~ AIns'c-dsw t's.
i1xal II. . houses, John Ma-a % Charles VIA.
yrs from May T. 1911. Sl.@". address On
lreuiEet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
MORE ACTIVITY IN MANHATTAN STREET
Fifth FlahoJse Of Row of Nine Bought from Presbyterian
and Hahnenann Hospitals Disposed OF in Month.
nopM,1opY EoR THE WILLARD PARKER INSTITUTION.

jg one Of row OF four similar houses re-euI5
acquired by tho seller. ,,,,,,,, n
seph l.. Graf ana Morris l. Go'dstcnc nave
purchased Nos SOS and $50 Serenth aFei'uS ~
six story stable. on plot ltg are
property viii he improved, ana Designs ary
now being prepared by George & hINaIo
Blum architects, for q twelve stoI! apdi .e.t
house 10 contain forty elght sultes' GU
cost about $4,000 The plot was resenIy
sold bv the GRAY estate aud adJolns w
southwest corner OF 5ith street ana stN emu iil
avenue on Which is now beng erecled ny tmn
present purchasers the Adlon, fourteen 800
APARTMENT house containing eighty seven
suites on plot 100NlO0 feet -
10TH STREET-Dayil Kraug ana tie ~.
NJ We'll Company have sold me sN s'CIE
apartment house 80. G5 West lgith sFeel ON
plot 50xlOO feet, for Hau! T.. baer 10
client. 49,, .,t.t -,
EIyirs o. NeuocaI tho four story d"c'lng
house No 1906 West 10Th street, ON i't laAl''
feet. TO a client Tor Investment. ,.-....,,.
Io0TH STRECT-Thc II. VI. Wen company
ana David Kraus sold for J.. ". freedman l"
a client the two three story dwelling l'Ises
Nos 90 and 50 West 10th street on q Po' "'N
100 feet ..,,
i45rH sTREET-Gustavus l.. LsUrsnce sold
the four story dwelling house, reug1,I-I ~
business purposes, No. t'3 West lf''n 49,
,iTU STREET-Helep Maria Eir5v U-r'n
sold No 81 West 18th street, three sio'N ana
basement dwelling house, OF lo' -2Aa4Ig ieT''
10 Mary Semps. Who Owns the adjoining -"eH-
Ing house 1T No 50 ~
I22D STREET Porter & 60 have sold Tor
tho estate Of julius Zellsr 90 joseph NorNS IN.
'hres s'o-,. dwelling house No. go N.st ia
street on lot lfylOU.ll i'-t
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON ANEErE-N. & W. /
Brown Inc, sold Tor Mr Ns'msn re 'Wy
gtor,. dwelling house or l0f 2llnNllp iSei.
on the west sida ct Washington Avenue, I35
feet north 81 lCHth street
BELMONT ',yENUI,-slauo. s rhou soil
fo- caroline q story - Dorothy Waga,I ar4
Daisy rropp Nos. 1876, ls;p. lss+ fnl 49,
Belmont avenue near 10th street four new
-Four story nathouscs each on plot @'<ioib
feet The BUYERS give in exchange four lots a.
IN, northeast corner AZ williamsburg Road
and II RAYMOND avenue 80
FOR George y Ko,hef, executor o. the Phnin
Koehler estate the lot 26siv5 tc,t, On The
north side Of WOodaNn Road. 20 rect 'ts' 81
Perry avenue. Bedford Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-17
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

ls3D STREEr--Fsnny Korn has sold tho
two six story new Law houses. each on plot
50xlOO feet No 537 10 al west 1884 street
situated 2T5 feet east OF Broadway. In par
payment the purchaser gave large corner pct
in Brooklyn.
ST NICHOLAS PLACE-Horace 3 Dly
Co have sold for Julia T. y. HillhouSc No. 80
St Nicholas Place. a three story dwelling
house. ON lot 2oX5s.4 feet. The buyer 10 d
client Of T.. T. Backus.
l4sTH sTREET-H. knobloCh and Charles
W. Smith have sold for LYMAN HoroeitZ No.
Go wet 14sth street. five story new law
apartment house on plot tKlO0 feet. IL -
tween Amsterdam avenue and Broadva% Thi.