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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-06-21

We still have on hand several hundred rods
OF american fence which we will sell at actual
wholesale cost, with fr't. added. Since we adj
vertised several weeks ago cut prices on fenc.
ing it has been going fast. Ifyou need fencing
this your chance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-06-21
Marion County


From the standpoint of yields Vi
las county comes to the front in good
shape, despite the fact that it was la
boring under the disadvantages above
mentioned. But the above does not
tell all the story 1t gives the actual
returns per acre Of the different crops
but does not take into account the
acreage devoted to each. To get the
actual returns to the farmer III the
different counties, we have computed
the value of each crop, using the CEN
sus yields and the April, 1912, farm
values" as published in the United
States Crop Reporter, and that the
average return per acre. is as follows:
Villas Co. WiS.,........... ..............$47 20
Champaign Co, HI. ..................24. II
Polk CO., Iowa, 81
Marion Co., Indiana, ....................22.5 u
! This table Of actual returns to the
| farmers shows a vast advantage Owl
las county. It is largely owing to the
| fact that potatoes are valuable crop
to Which large portion Of our acrea-
ge is devoted. 1t may be said that
the price of dollar per bushel is high
err than MAY be reasonably expected in
the future While this may be true
! it is also true that all the conditions
point to much higher price for pc.
tatoes in the future than in the past,
i and il is also true that Villas county
farmers can easily increase their yield
of potatoes to make up any difference
! that can reasonably be expected in the
future as TO prices. To give an idea
of the comparative value of the crops
as grown of Villas county and some OF
the sections of cheap lands we will APP
pend the following. This is figured in
the same manner, to get the actual re-
turns on all crops. April, 1912, prices:
Villas CO.. Wisconsin, ..................S4 7. rs
Furgus Co, Montana, ................22 - IS
Valley " ............................l6 53
Kit Carson. Colorado..............lO. 67
| Sherman Co., Kansas. .................g.g S
Panhar lie of Texas, ST
Central Oregon, .......................l45 80
1t ought-to be easy TO see that with
the bright future that is before Villas
county. our people ought TO be full OF
faith and exert our selves To the full
lest. extend in clearing our lands and
establishing the farms that we and
our children may be proud OF for all
time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-06-21
LATEST FROM CHICAGO

AT IL o'clock to day there is
no important news from the con-
vention the latest dispatches
from there state that the Roos-
evelt boom shows signs Of CO.
lapse, with Gov. Hadly, of Mo-,
talked of as a compromise can
didate.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-06-21
OFFICIAL INFORMATION REGARDING W.
LAS COUNTY, BY COURTESY OF VISION.
SIN ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION

In discussing the agricultural situa-
Iion OF Villas county it is necessary at
the outset to recognize feature of
the situation that prevails there and
-that will grow almost without limit
In the future. We refer to the sum-
opportunities and the markets
Shat will come from the influx of
summer tourists in the future. 1t is
reliably estimated that the states Of
Maine and NewHampshire receive
each annually$l 900 600 of business
-1rom the tourists and summers. 1t
will be conceded by anyone who
makes a careful analysis of the situa-
.tion, that Villas county alone has as
great volume Of summering oppor-
tunities as either of the states named
.--3'he rapidly with which this business
Is growing in Villas county shows that
an short time there will be many
thousands of summerers to be fed,
and it is a well known fact that they
are the best market in the world.
Any one passing through Villas coun-
ty on the trains in the summer will
see All the depot platforms crowded
10y the summerers who have come for
their mails and it is a well known
fact that the number in sight consti-
buteS but a fraction of those who are
at the resorts. The interesting fact
a., . n -
9nd that they are able to buy what
they fancy the price cutting very lit
tle figure. Coincident is the fact that
if one were hunting for place tc
grow the vegetables and small fruits
that are known to produce high re.
turns To the acre. he could not Go bet
Ter than TO go Straight TO Villas com
ty. The amount of these products
necessary to feed the multitudes that
are now coming To the summering
places in the county is tremendous.
But, setting aside this advantage
which the county possesses IN sC
marked degree, and taking simply
the situation as affects farming anC
dairying, we 6nd the outlook an en-
ticing one 1t has been well knowl
for several years dry farming is /;
failure i'm nearly all the semi-arid re
gions. Nearly all the SO called dry
regions are characterized 10y twenty
six of the western Kansas counties
whose crop yields We have computed
from the 1910 census as follows:
Corn. bushels per acre ....................S.
Oats, :" 's...................1l..
Wheat ....................6.!
Barley ....................5.t
Potatoes " ''....................42.l
The dry territory Of eastern Colo
RADIO and western Oklahoma and Ne
braSka differed but little from til,
above and the Panhandle of Texa.
did not do as Well Last year wa:
another almost complete failure ane
this yearpromises little, il any better
How these yields compare with Villas
county will Toe seen later in this artic
De. Irrigation has developed so man,
problems that Director Newell of tn,
1rrigation bureau said at Chicago re
E,eently that's One of the great obsta
Giles TO the development Of the west Il
the fact that irrigable lands are hello
at prices SO high that the newcomer
cannot find what he considers bar
gain. Some of the persons who have
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-06-21
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OF The c. AND N. W. RR

Going south, passenger, daily exca,,
Sunday, -..-..---...-.......s.... a y
Freight, except Sunday, -. l0.Is D.
Going north, passenger, daily " .
except Sunday, ....-....... 2.2I
Freight, daily except ?
Freight carries passengers excent 4,
day, on account dynamite day. =
r. G. ZrEBErI.
Agen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
rsalesroom, Nos. II and l6 Vesey street:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
PLOTS OF from 20 3 acres each. at Great
Necl. Long Island. sold at from 81. 600 TO $500
an acre.
BY Joseph p. Day.
1s4TH ST, SIS West. n s. 200 n W Of Amster-
dam ave- 5 sty fat 50x99 10: sold to tho plain
tin for S67 $50
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph T. Day.
.r~ CLINTON AVE. 1907. n cor 10th ST. 4 sly
tenrnt and stores. oOx27: adjourned to June ~.
- 4LORILLhRD PL. 10, W S, All II e OF 1esth
ct &c. 1880 vacant: sold to the plaintiff for
$1,000.
BOSTON POST RID. g. POS II W Of Schienelin
Lane, i21. 5x55.7x irreg. Wakefield: sold to the
HoRNADAY AVE, 1888. s. 25.s IT e OF Mo
began ave. 2 sty brk DIV. 2jxG5; sold to John w
O'Neii for S.750.
Q of Ave st John. sty fiat and stores. S76x
io5; sold 70 the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
UNION AVE- 1927. W 9. 80 II Of 160th st. Q
sty fat, 70. 1xi05x79xl05: adjourned 70 June H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

porova 5o7 East 217th st; Juno 3: 500; attoi
rev. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1Io BroSo-
way. ~ ,oo =, 1,...,r IN
Marie NJ Petranich. AZ 7th ave: June a. sloo. A..
SANE PROPERTY; Marie NJ Peuanich 70
Frank Waiter aud ano, 344 East iS4th 81; Juiu
4: 500; attorneys, Amend & Amend. il9 Nassau
18TH ST, SO East, 37xloo: Waiter / NC NC
Conkle referee, TO Bellwood Realty co. 90 Nas
sau ST mtg Sos. 5000; June .: $500; attorneys
Iese & Connolly, 81 Nassau st. ,oo.
14oD ST n :, 100 II OF Concord ave, tfNuv
star Mortgage Co TO Raraele Chongo. 800 t'as'
iS4th ST mtg S.. 600; May 10 500; Attorney
Appel e TAYLOR. 30 West Broadway o.-
i49TH ST. +. 22l II Of Morris ave. &C. e. q .
!rreg; Giuseppina Margaret TO |ulsepp,,o
Marcia 1855 Cruger ave mtg SlS.OOW; = pa ;.
June 3; 500; attorney, + ! Bucker' $40 EdS'
i49th st. o-~,oo.
154TH ST n 8, 80 II OF Morris ave, 2oxl ~
Pcrcval SULLIVAN. referee, TO Warren p Samnis'
Cliffside Park, Bergen County. j; June T. 81
400: attorney " + Sammis. Liberty 81. !.
l5sTH ST W s. 200 II n of Cout tlSrut
ave 5Oxl0O; Joseph Hoetzel 70 HoetZel -. ..an
strIctlon Co. 293 East 10th ST. May 81 CIV
attorney J l. Frees. 5000 Sd ave. c.
10th ST, n S, iS9 Fl OF WEBSTER ave, eoS
irreg. Thomas G Ascough and ano 70 John
wallace Co, 10 Broadway: May 81 SlD' altoI
roy, Title Guarantee and Trust CO, lao bTodu
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06


AMSTERDAM AVE. sos. "a IfxiO0: April a.,
1900: Expert Realty co 20 LeorOid and Hannah
Saalberg; $1,000; attorneys. Kurzman & Frank
HEIDFLBERG BLDG. 42d st and Broadway;
G Il & Jan ~. 1910; G l. Gray Construction Co
to Ridgway Dynamo and Engine Co; $2i. 600 at
torneos. Slower IL Hall. 10 Wall St
PRINCE ST, 1Ol; mtg on lease etc: Jan 4.
1911 Max Bloch and ano to Harry Woipln and
AVE A. cor oath 81, 9s 9xsl.5: April 4.
1894 VIM Townsend to J Fredk Kernochan
and New York Life Insurance and Trust Co. as
comm; $40 900 attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust co, l7G Broadway.
SHERMAN AVE, s. 100 IT OF Dyckman
st, lO0xl5O: March 10. ZOO; John Lever and ano
20 Title Insurance Co. 1876 Broadway: SO, 600.
ls4rH ST S7s Fast. =. l0.sxsO; Jan T. 1906;
and Anna . O'Connell to VIM Georgi So
200: attorney: Title Insurance Co, la3 Broadway
EIoome II. lTx04: Nov % 1885, Joseph and Anna
Etzel to Christopher Kelly; $4,000: attorneys.
Townssnd & Mahan, II Chambers st. or Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust co, 100 Broad
way
UNIVERSITY PL. az. W 8. 278 IT n Of 10Th
rietta Blumenstock to the Brooklyn Savings
Bank; $4,000; attorney, Title Insurance Co. 1856
WASHINGTON ct 3f3, 10 It n Of Duane ST.
2oNs0; June l. 1903. Mary Best 70 Henry Bur
q. aen trustee: $1,000; attorney. Eugene Smith.
1sT AVE. s W cor 59th st, 25.5xi00; Feb 90.
1903; Max and Eleanora KATE ct al 10 Fredk
Hermann: 5000; attorney. Edw Hermann. 2sl
Sd AVE. 2o74. 8l.sxiOo; June 3 1911; Diw
Gottheimer 10 Fundy Co. a corpn: $3.50; attor-
ney, Schwartz, % Broad st.
sTH AVE, G 5. so II $ Of 145th st, 30 loxi0o:
AIIil 20 1905; Kedgwick Co. a corpn, to Esther
Geiger and ano; $3.50: attorneys Arnstein d
Levy. 12S Broadway
sTH AVE, 2722 and 2724. 40x10o;. April 30.
leos. same 10 Charles l. Brookheim; $1,000; at
torneys. same as above.
SAME PROPERTY: April 90 1905; same TO
lille Wachti $3.50: attorneys same as above.
9TH I'VE. 40 To AS. cor Both ~ e5,s
Westi, Js.91I9.D; July 20 1906; Herman Aaron
to MARY Bailey. 10000: attorne,' idnfl
18TH VT. o. s5J It 6 OF Ave ID. 2Szios:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

The AIker property at the southwest COT
ner of Broadway and 9Th street, has been
leased for a long term OF years TO GustaVus
Rogers. representing u syndicate IN
which William Fox has a controlling III
terest The site will he improved by MT
Fox with theatre similar TO the one which
was built last year by him on the ADJOINING
property al the northwest corner of Broad
way and S6th street The latter sue "As
also obtained by Mr.. Fox from the estate
Of Charles j. Hoffman under long iease' 20
that he now controls the entire block front
on the west side Of Broadway. IL eAtenus
90 feet in depth along 96th street and 10
feet in 9th street.
The rental for the 9th street corner mas
not become known as yet. The annual
ground rental of the Goth street end OF the
block is in the neighborhOod OF SI,0V Ihls
property was purchased two years ago Oy
Robert T. Downing from Moritz waiter ana
is part Of the entire block front on the
north side OF 96th street between Broadway
and West End avenue, measuring SZoA4V
feet. Mr. Bowling sold the Broadway emu
OF the plot. 1etx2O0 feet, to the HotImans'
taking back lease which he subsequently
assigned 10 the Broadway and Sth street
Company, controlled by Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Dow
ling still owns the northeast corner OF west
End avenue and Goth street, l0OXl25 feet
The Cross x Brown Company has sold
for Henrietta Geier the plot 15XlCO0 feet,
partly covered by frame stables, at NO. 2il
10 245 West 9th street, near West End ave
nue. The buyer is an automobile company,
which will erect on the site building Tor
Its own use. The property has been i'll the
Geier ownership for about forty years.
The adjacent block front, on the west side
of West End avenue, from 6Sd to 64th street.
Vas leased recently by Thomas +. Devine
FOR Improvement with four garages. and
the block front on the east side of the
avenue between the same streets was rot
long ago bought by Archibald ID. Russell
and leased by him to the international
Motor Company for a long term for inn
provement with large garage to cover
the entire site.
The two four story dwellings at Nos. COL
and COS Madison avenue are reported to
have been leased for term of twenty-one
years by DR.. Joseph a. Blake, who mas
owned the property for several years. Or.
Blake resides in the southerly house and
has his office in the other The two houses
occupy a plot 41xlOO feet and adjoin the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. at The
northeast corner of 9TH street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, W $. 81 IT 5. Of ss;h t. =.
25xS9x irreg; Philip Freund to Gertrude DE
cent: s. go. address Paris France -,
| AMSTERDAM AVE, n " cor Of l5Ith 81, "'S
1o3 riverside Niadqct Re4 Any ,nr1or ~ mt.
sll0, 5OOl; I IT. per cent, S"",opo' htVot"''
l. $ Marx, l2S Broadway. ..., -. -.
| AMSTERDAM AVE. II . cor of ga 81, -%S
nv irreg. Minnie Smith and ano to Rudolph II
Schwameier and auo. eXrs. Hohoken y Ma ,i.
10: 3 yrs ~ per cent; $4,000; attorney. u "
OnIfIVISIoN ST. aGo 2ex42x irreg: Meyer
Lemonck TO Louis ROsenblatt - Plkc 81. JUL 1
/ opror mtg $500! ;; yr. no Interest >I'-'o'
EAST BROADWAY. q cor Of scamncl 81.
24x79x irreg; HON" Of Daughters Of Jacob 90
Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust co. - w.
$50. 900: address. 100 Broadway ., &C..
MADISON AVE. ~ II " cor "f 1l%th st, lsN
| Tex irrcg: Jacob y Davis and an" 10 lrNIsG
O0o1: June .; due July =. l"l', =" n'I p rr,i
$3.50; attorney, David w k"hn' -" hIoa'
WADswORTH AVE. W cor Of iIsth 81
1o0xIOu: w NJ ! Casey to George = 9 H.rdeln,
Nice France: June .. due ~ per bona N""'u"'
STH AVE. 49, to G7l cor Of ,'Sd 81. S1N
| TOOK irreg, Edward Hulbrook TO Title Guai
te, and Trust 60; Aprll ~ Que az per '0''
7TU AVE. : " cor Of 116th -. l""N irret
/ - Nicholas seventh Avenue Theatre 20 ~
/ Adolph Lcwisohu. 80 West j7th 81; du' as pe'
bond; June !; s2>5.oon at'orre'. Il'e "n''
antee and Trust 60. 17G Bro!dway .,.
10TH -. 80 East. lNN1lN irrtG: PtriH'
| Flcken 10 Albert Kopp. - Parrr -: June " .
, yrs; $500 attorney. Henri" ! quicker, - -
18TH ST. - West. @5No2v irreg Georgc :
! Adee. %. 10 solomon J. Fakas. 30 West 'tth
! 81: MAY - (prior mtg S%2nJnl. " ,rs po.
| cent; $500; attorney. Title Insurance GO. l"9
Broadway. 49, 60.
| to Fannie StauGer. 200 ~ ave. Ma5 20. du' .,
/ per bond. $3.50. attorney, Il SiFcrs'oin ~" -
97TH ST go East: : sty hrk 25xioo.
| RibntsLy Freedman to Caroliu" bishop "
! West 18th -. June &. = yrs. $4,000. a'torn'''
/ VI u Fox - liberty -.
/ SAME PROPERTY. Same 10 GuSN'' Mofgtn'
| stern - I.suoN ave-: June 4, due rs per bona
sSJp. attorney. " NprE'usi'rr. go Broau"hrr
! llaTH ST n g. 700 n Of ~ ave- 2iNl"
Emily Sarns &, John !. 'a'walac'r - F%tst ''n-I
st. and auo trus. May -: > yrs: SN"o' h'to'-
| news strong A CldWplad'r 10 Wall IT.
IISTN 81. - West: > sly Nrk 2iNl'S. AhFa
ham Goldberg 10 Louis JarerSSN. - I"roN aN,
4 June {: > yr-. q per cent. S4.W". attorney, 'l''
/ Guarantee AVID Trust 60. 10 Broadway 49,
/ l27TH 81 - H. q V. cf 7'h ~" l'Nf9'
| irrag. charles i " Horn {" George Lauacr.
/ bachpr. 1.G F,tst 18Th ST. Brooklyn. June -,
yrs u pcr cent. $500. address. Brook. n.
IBID ST s. II % " Of Audubon ave. 'hN",,
! irreg; Jokichl 1akImiur 20 Rosa krusor. III
Willow ave. Clifton staten Island. MAJ -.
yrs: 5000. attorney, Title Gulrau'"c aui Irl.'
} 90 fTG Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
Tho Bronx.

AQUEDUCT AVE, s, 773 q Of 1884 81,
90xl0S; Aqueduct Realty GO 70 William Evans.
234s Aqueduct ave (mtg $1,000; June 4; 800;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. JIG
Broadway
strip 0,Gxs7x i-reg; Church Of Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel TO Garnn Realty Co. 631 East
18th st; May -; $500; attorney. a Snow, 10
CLINTON AVE: s.. % # q 17sth st; 25x
bach, 764 Home st (ntg SOC. 800; March !; 500;
CROTONA AVE, 1915 37x1O0; Timothy +
oConnell to Margaret g O'Connell. 1915 Crotona
ave mtg $4,000; Nay 81; 500; attorneys
100; RatfaeIe Lnongo to star Mo 60; 25s Broad.
| way (mtg $4,000; May 10; 500; attorney.
S'i D&TfbsoS so AVE- $50 Thomas = Gil
bPdge r Tfi 11 e ss soo att64ney awyerf
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
HOE AVE. 1863, 5Ox1OO: the c stasb Realty
Conn, and ano (ntg s29.O OOl; June S; 500. at
| torney r Loewenthal. I3i7 Boston I'd.
5o1sas Tres, BdenWaid; Louis HssbTouck ref
| to Andrew u Mccain. jr. l47 West Goth st; june
~ anG R sendSd 2 ap XSeS
Edward Brennan to Peter Wbittle 91S East
214th st; June 4: 500; attorney. Title Guarantee
| and Trust Co. l78 Broadway.
KELLY ST. W 8. $40 II Of Longwood ave
$4,000; Jakob Reich and an9 to Annie Dubrim
LOT 229 map Section a. Vyse estate; Johanna
Sullivan 10 Patrick Shea, 276 West l17th 81
(mtg $4,000; June 4; 500; attorney, Title Guar
| antee and Trust co. l76 Broadway:
LOT 30, map " Duncan at Wiliamsbridge
Raffaele Bilotti to Veneranda Bilotti. 354s Hol-
land ave: May 81: 500; attorney. Broccoli
| 3542 Holland ave.
! MORRIS AVE. cor Of Fordham I'd, run,
along rd 13Gx still along ri 32x1s5x AZ
X DIX 9sx 175 to 190th st x 10 10
. Morris ave 1858 TO beg; Creston ave. n col
| Fordham ave. runs n i72x n to Tooth 81
a Nm Egx IN n RI
/ 10 beg: John Haskin Estate. Inc. a corp'n. o
Maine. TO John Haskin Estates, a corpn. OF
New York. 100 Broadway tmtg 1000; May %
| 500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
176 Broadway.
OGDEN AVE. n W cor of 1921 ST, b0x95: ogder
ave e. 10 n OF 1929 st. 25xl25x irreg
Marie p Ryan and ano TO John d Roche, 32I(
| Koss Warren, 2S6 broadway.
SHE'LL ST, es. 225 II Of 9th ave. 25x1001
irreg; Herman kolsco to Peter white 91s Eas
PAN st; June 4; 500; attorney. Title GUARANTEED
| SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. g. i25 It s OF
Tiffany st. 125x100; John c Tomlinson TO Ferdi-
Ssna H Ham , "a Park ave; June Cmtg $50
and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
| WASHINGTON AVE, e g. 81 II n of 174th st
50xS4x irreg; Adolph Ground to Isaac Hershlo-
WY, IT41 pp Wsshng9n ave; June 4; 500
June Z; 81 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trus
| WALTON AVE, 1891. 1oxssx irreg: Belle A
Da n1d to Thomas Smith. $50 Audubon ave Cm,t
and Trust Co. 178 Broadway
| WALTON AVE W g. 40 n n of i71th ST. 10,
irreg; Bronx Investment Co 10 Adolpb WexIer
2os Bash hy ct nts sI2. 600: May II; 500; attor
! list AVE, W s. part lot 20 map at line bet
lots 10 and 70, runs W loo n SIX ~ 1oOx ok
irreg' map oiinyijle; John w Brauns to George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
GREAT NECK LOTS SOLD.

There was a large attendance at the auc-
ton sale OF nine home plots at Great Neck,
Long Island. held by Bryan l. Kennedy
at the Exchange salesroom yesterday by
order OF the Great Neck Cove Estate Com
pany. The sale resulted in the disposal OF
seven plots. all that were offered. two plots
being withdrawn. As these plots were IN
the most exclusive section OF Great Neck
the owners reserved the right TO reject any
and all bids. Among the purchasers were
\ II. Alker. former commodore OF the
Manhasset Yacht Club; n. Q. Stowell. Mar
tin J. Keogh. jr.; J. w. Cook, Robert =
Fulton and Frank l.. Mueller. The prices
ranged from $500 TO $500 an acre for the
plots, with waterfront
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
REALTY NOTES.

The Nerntt-Ferguson Construction Com
pany acquired title to the dwelling houses
No 125 TO 129 West SD street, which were
sold recently by Janpole & Werner, through
Hall J. How & Co An apartment house
will be erected on the site.
Thomas Morch has opened offices at No.
~ Liberty street for the transaction OF a
general real estate business.
The Guarantcr Realty Corporation has
been appointed agent Of the nine story loft
building recently erected at Nos. 2se-26S
West street, corner Of Nestry street.
The Property Security Company has
opened q branch office at No. 422 Nostrand
avenue, Brooklyn, which IS in charge Of Z.
2, Kelly.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JUNE 8.


JUNE 8.
HOLLAND AVE. n 214th st; store
and cellar; James Bellotti TO Frank J Frasch.
tr o2O Forest ave; yrs from May I. 1912:
1900: address G26 Forest ave.
HESTER ST, 1872: store and basement; Do
nenico Woipe 20 Gotthold Dlttes 1903 Coney
Island ave, Brooklyn. yrs from May l, 1912;
s72O; address, 1858 Coney Island ave.
LINCOLN AVE, 100: store, etc, Otto Goet-
xeI and ano to Salvatore Sacco: II mos from
June l. 1912; $3.50: address, 1853 Lincoln ave.
MADISON AVE. 1873, n e cor I06th st: store
and basement: Hannah siverman and ano 70
I<xin Shoe Co: yrs from May ]. 1917: 81,
300; address 1865 Madison ave.
MANHATTAN ST. East; store. etc; Sara
Consenheim to Friedrich Laughlin; yrs from
April I, 1912: 5000: address, 8 Manhattan ct.
J. PELHAM AVE. $50; all and e22. store and
basement: Louise Moorhead to Arturo Gior-
gini: S yrs mos from May 1, 1912: $1,000:
address, $50 Pelham ave.
FRINGE ST, 1926; store and basement; FL
kan and Saul DECKER TO Waldorf Lunch CT
New York; Is yrs from Sept IL. 1910; $1,000:
address, 1875 Prince II.
PITT ST. Is: all; Joseph sperber TO Sol
sperbsr; yrs from June ]. 1872; $1.S00: ad-
,lfess, IS Pitt st.
Cd AVE, 100; first floor: Max Hirschberg to
William Victor; yrs from June ]. 1912; ST.
. 9TH AVE $50; store and cellar; Philip
froyr July I, 1912 $1,000; address, 3o5 West
STH AVE. III; store floor and basement;
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Manhattan

9TH STREET.-THE DouG las Robinson.
Charles s. Brown Company has sold for Mrs.
! " Henning No 113 East 87th street. a
four story dwelling house, on lot 20X9S3 fest.
18TH STREET--John y. Golding has sold
for Jacob Spielberg, Ellen 5. Hoetzer and
Bsbette Refs. respectively, Nos 1856, 1873 and
40 East 18TH street, three four story dwelling
houses on plot 81. 6xS4 feet. The plot adjolns
the old Nilsson Hall property at No. $50 10
81 The Consolidated Gas Company, whose
building adjoins was mentioned as the pur-
chaser The combined parcels measure l4l.6 feet
front.
GATH STREET.-THE Cross & Brown Com
pauy has sold for Henrietta Geier the plot I5x
100 feet AZ No. 24i 20 245 West Gath street.
The purchaser IL an automobile company,
which will erect a building for its own use.
This 10 the first gale Of the property in forty
years.
The Bronx.
- I64TH STREET-Clement II. Smith has
soId for the Kingsley Contracting Company
No. 492 East 164th street, five story Hat
house
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SUBURBAN SALES.

Charles l. Griffith has purchased through
Cornelius 6. Holff from the Steers estate
a five-acre farm. having Il frontage Of 30
feet on RoCkland avenue and depth Of
LOO feet, at New S'r'ugville, Staten Island.
J. j. Evans has Tor Gillies & Camp
bell q new eight. bungalow at Wood
cleft Freeport, Lore ISLAND, 10 Harry 8. B..
Moore
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ANOTHER THEATRE FOR UPPER BROADWAY
Syndicate Leases Property at the Southwest Corner OF 9lh
Street. on Which Site Will Be Erected Playhouse.
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY BUYS PARCEL IN WEST GATH 81.

Richard Posshumann 70 August Moepfui
yrs from May l, 1912; $4,000; address 900
German Place.
21Sr ST, go West 25X92X irreg; the lana
Margaret & MacNutt to Catharine keIIy;
Il yrs from May 1, 1912: $3.50; address
West $50