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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company has bought
no. 90 lafayette avenue extending
through to Nos. 20 and % Kosciusko street,
Brooklyn. a three story dwelling house,
on a plot 40x2OO feet.
r. A. Baffa & Co. have sold for the
Thomas Shoe Company the six story fac
tory building, on plot 75Xl00 feet, at the
corner Of South 5th and HeWes streets TO
Salant q Salant. shirt makers
Val Schmitt has sold the four story fiat
house. fronting on Rockaway avenue. Full
ton and Somers streets, TO Henry Mayer.
who gave in part payment ten lots on
Forest avenue and Steuben street, Ridge
wood.
Westervelt Prentice has sold for William
Wagner No Up Ainsne street a two-fam-
ilv dwelling house. on a lot 25xl0o feet 10
Henry A. Pope.
F. i. Sauter has just closed the sale Of
the two story and basement brownstone
dwelling house No. 479 10Th street, for a
client 10 Mrs. Anna f. Mulhouand, who
VIII occupy the house. after making ex-
tensiye alterations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

CHARLOTTE AVE, n s. SO II Of virstnis
ave: two . sty frame dwgs, 19x30; Elise BentI
20t1 Webster ave, owner; Anton Primer. Oef
Blackjack ave architect: total cost. $4,000
JEROME AVE. :. 33. IS n n Of fremont ave,
two / sty brk stores and dwgs, 3I6XI5; Louii
Schrag i42 West 23d 81, owners Moore Land.
sedel 14sth st and Sd ave. architects; total eogt
SO 600
i63D ST, cor Of Grant ave; ETY. brs
tenmt. 80. 9xs57; Kingsley Construction Company
William II Bingham, 1910 Sd ave. president
owners; Edward Byrne, 1929 30 ave. agsn-
tect; cost, $4,000. II
JEROME AVE cor Of l65th 81; . sly bra
clubhouse. 22x4O. William G Dean Realty Com
pany, William Dean 6l6 Madison ave. presi-
dent. owners 7 Campbell. $50 Woodycrest ave
architect: cost. $1,000. q.
JEROME AVE, e s, 81 # Of l65th st;. st,
brk garage, II 2xl66 William Q Dean Realty
Company, William Dean. sl6 Madison ave-
president owners; ] / Campbell. 9T6 Woodycresi
ave architect: cost. $500
18TH ST, e cor Of Hoffman St; two 8 sty
brk tennis, 34xs1 and 35xIS. Scalzo & Munso.
707 East 18th 81, owners, VI v Del Gaudio. +0l
fremont ave. architect; cost. $4,000 q,
LYMAN PL e g, 252 06 n s Of Freeman ct;
sly brk tenmt, 5ox77; Frank Wahlig %, Oscar
Worm. 14eth st and 81 ave, president, owners
Moore e. Landsedel, l4sth 81 and Sd ave, archl-
tects; cost, $4,000
1s2D ST. " cor CT HONEYWELL ave; o sty
brk tenmt, "a 8x90. Jacob Cohen Constrrctior
Co. Jacob Cohen. 1918 Charlotte ST. president
owners Goldner & Goldberg, 39l East l4sth At
architects, cost. $4,000. E
VYSE AVE, cor Of 172d ST sty @i
tenmt, 50x90 Nonschen & Co, Emile Reich ~
1st ave. president owners, Charles Meyers,
Union Square, architect; cost, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Mrs.
Francis w Murray her large waterfront
property on Bannster Lane. Lawrence,
Long Island, 10 Thomas G. Field
DEcluse, Washburn & Co. have leased
for one year the home Of J. II. Ash
mead at Plandome. Long Island, TO Frank
lin X. Taft, a cousin Of the President. It
is IN the vicinity Of the home purchased re-
Gently by Congressman LittletOn
David Nogel has sold for a Miss Finnegan
three lots on Suffolk avenue, eighty feet
north Of Washington avenue, Belle Harbor
Long Island.
Edward NJ West has leased TO the Rev.
DR. Houghton for the summer the Nc
Cornnack estate Of twenty-eight acres on
North Broadway, White Plains also leased
the Edward Ayers house at Mamaroneck
and Livingston avenues. White Plains, TO
q Mr.. Warburton, Of Yorktown; also the
house no. 146 Fisher avenue, White Plains,
10 NJ. w. Bush, of Brooklyn; also house
on Hamilton avenue, White Plains, 10 9. T.
Varney, and Mrs Margaret Sedgwicks
eix-acre estate on Soundview avenue, White
Plains, 10 Henry Irving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19

Decorative cotton crepes IN colors seldom
seen are selling for is cents a yard. Inc
material is twenty-seNen and thirty inches
wide There are fruit and flower designs in
dull blues and reds Oh soft tan BACK
ground. hir SPRAYING dragons on TAM RED
and yellow backgrounds, storks, ana a
cherry. blossom design on green or laven-
der.
square straw mats. stuffed with straw
and gpproprlate for use on the porch, come
jr several combinations of color and cost
q cents eaCu
Little brocade bags IN the shape Of Jap
sncse travelling bags filled with some
sachet Of the Flowery Kingdom are % and
% cents each.
Sets Of sherbet cups in glass with de-
sign in silver deposit are priced in one shop
at s. % and ST.
Mems silk shirts in plain white and in
stripes with soft turnover collars and cuffs
are Sc 50 each.
A shirtwaist Of Turkish towelling with
kimonO sleeves and Dutch neck piped with
blue is 81 % I'm one shop,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Arthur Levy. trus. to Hannah Levy and aho'
'e Same 20 Esther u sands ct al trus; $4,000.
Same to same. 500 600.
same 20 Esther II Sands: $4,000
LAWYERS Mortgase Co TO pomesti. ana Ri r Ts
crual church I'm l =. 500 600.
same 10 Troy Savings Rank. $4,000
Mortgage Investing co to George Runs; so
Same 20 same. $1,000
Francis l. wandcu to Katharine " shrady;
same 10 same SO 200.
Josephine Wanden 10 Townsend Wandeh;
assts, So 200
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Home for Old
Men and Aged Couples $4,000
James Fogarty % Title Guarantee and Trust
Leah Cohn 70 Katharine vetter: 81
stephen Jackson to Bronx Investing Co.
500
Frederick r.sse 10 Sarah SieCel; $1,000
Ada NJ Hicks IN Bertha Halpron 500.
New York Savings Bank 70 Annie L Horn
$40 600
MARI Rayner 10 Augustine Wilson; 81
Rcrnhomer Meyer co 10 Title Guarantee. and
Trust Go. S2T Oon
Gibraltar Mortgage CO to New York Trust CO;
300
Julius J Frank and ano trus to Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co, 100000
Mutual Alliance Trust Co 10 Morris Rose 500
Morris Rcsc "a Louis Celer: SIS 600
Herman seSal 70 Louis Unterman; 81
Ralph Kelly 10 William Williams; sl7,-
= Kerker 10 Henry p carey; 81
William VI sperry and ano. exrs. to Frank N
Wells 50 coo
Henry = Carey u clara Carey; 81
clara z Carey 70 george W English 81
MILO J White n Dalton Parmy; So sos
Phlllirs Henry a. al 10 Esther sands q
a. Is ono
Jesse Resented to Mary A Astcn. $500
Asher l. Phillips. trus, 10 81 Henry Phillips
ct al. 81
Esther II Sands to Esther II sands, $500.
Samuel Hedelsheimer 70 Mary l. Heidsls-
heimer. 81.
Albert SUBWAY 70 Sarah shumway: 500
Sarah II SUBWAY 70 Albert Shunvay 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
To Preserve Fragrance of Rose
Petals Gather Them When
Dew Is on Them.
sv Martha MocuIIooh Williams.

Pal Iune roses are the sweetest of all
.be year especially the hundred-leaf'
called variously cabbage rose, Provence
rose. blush rose and wreath rose. II Is 'he
variety grown in the Vale Of Cashmere,
whence comes the best altar OF commerce
Tradition avouchcs that altar was dis
covered by sheer accident. Nour MahaL
fayori,c wife of Jchan the Great CHANGED
TO walk ~ early morning through her gar
den. whose canals ran rosewater. she
spicd n5ating upon its surface certain OILY
and t1deeccut GlobUles-the essential OIL
Of ross. condensed by the cool Of night.
Diprr,- item mp i'm her fingers she was
encnau ea with the fragrance, so much so
she L.. once demanded Of her chief eunuch
that ra fud out whence and how II
came and furnish more Of It. To hear was
IN chay-eo the world OF perfume owns
rose altar The tale is pretty enough 10
be trir. wherefore then question IL? What
admits of no question IS the Cashmere
1elds Of hundred-leaf or Provence roses,
carefully tended for their short season Of
blovth 1t lasts six weeks a the outside.
In them the women and children must
indeed look alive. They do the rose pick
ins and must finish the daily task by
TIM the sun is we'll above trimming noun
tain Only flowers freshly opened are
pIcle d. they do not smell so much as flow
ers 10 the second day. but have in reserve
mo. al. Dew accents the fragrance, sun
sb dissipates IT, This may seem all
Coz . sscial history. vet has its purpose
nan. v. 10 impress It upon all who would
maxi enduring the sweetness Of real June
roses. how and when they must be picked
Whether you mean TO dry the petals for
,anhets, 10 candy them, to I'LL pillows or
rose lars or to make your own rose es-
sence. take no flower overblown and espe-
oislly mono that is dropping its petals.
Snip the flowers off short. then pull the
petals delicately away from the heart. Do
not brrlise them-bruising them spoils the
scent. For sachet or pillows spread the
petals rather less than an inch deep upon
clean cloths or papers and lay where II is
Dry and airy, but not sunny. Sun takes
asVay scent There are folk who put salt
with drying rose petals. | do not ike the
4esult and I have dried bushels and oush-
ais without salt. Stir the layer lightly
once a day until it IS dry through ana
through Sprigs of thyme scattered among
the petals give a more pungent scent. And
II YOU can chance upon roots Of calamus'
the sweet-hag, wash them clean. slice thin
ana dry them along with your rose petals
The slices must be very thin. If they are
not bone-dry when the petals are fit to put
away. separate them and let lie until
crisp.
To make your dryings into fragrant pill
.ows have the inner cover Of thin linen'
waxed inside. over that put removable
oover Of silk, crash. lnen-what you Will
II the scent grows faint take the pillow
out of its case and lay it in cooling
oven until hot through, then clap on the
slip and lay IN a drawer until cool With
one or two such freshenings a pillow Will
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,gt Sarah Cohen ct al: FEB s.,ls,

Hochberg sgt Sarah Cohen ct al; FEB ft,-lsi
cancelled: $40
WASHINGTON AVE. 1891; Abraham -H.ckl.
agt same Dec ~ 1911 (cancelled); $fae.1-s--
SAME PROPERTY; Colwell Lead coSts
knepper Realty Co ct al; Dec 20, l9li GsS
celledD: S115. "a
SAME PROPERTY: Henry Reiher sef sans
Feb 3. 1912 (csncelledD: $50. "
4fTH ST. l07 West Frederick II Miers "A
John r Dupont ct al; March 3, 1912; Se4 49,
10TH ST. II East; Herman Schapierier AZ
Pauline Caesas ct al May s, 1912; $3.50
nth ST. 500 to so East; Levin & Levin cc,s
tracing 90 agt Open Stair Tenement Co ct "a
Dec 30 1911; S34. 53S %. ~
BELMONT AVE, Q cor 115th st: Charles n
Cornell, jr agt Charles r Fsruolo et al; April /.
1912 (by bond); 1886 %.
BRYANT AVE, 1865: Harry Gold agt Taxpay.
ers' Realty Co ct al; MAY 10. 1912: 500
BATHGATE AVE, 1885 and 1851; Harry Goa
agt Hannah McGrath ct al; May 10. 1912; 500
16STH ST 454 and 456 East Harry Gold az,
Model Construction co ct al; May l6, 1912; 500
l60TH ST, cor Melrose ave, Harry OH
agt Value Realty Co ct al; May IS. 1919; slSN
JEROME AVE. Q s. so II Of i75th st; DarieI
Kendelhardt ct al sgt Isaac Brown tt8alTAhs
%. 1911 $500. =
HENRY ST. 1856; W e. c Horn, Co agt Rabbi
Joseph Jacob School ct al: June Z. 1912 (by
hOndl. 81 S75
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Seen in the Shops

, Tiny carved bone charms in the shape OF
MONKEYS and other beasts are . cents each.
Other little bone charms fat In form ana
PAINTED. come in the shape Of Cinnamon
flowers and animals. Little slides IN thef
sides push back and reveal tiny bone dice
These also may be bought for % cents
each.
Slips Of blue or pink lawn to go under
women's white lingerie dresses may be
bought for 81 % each. They are finished
around the neck with several rows of mar
row insertion and lace, and have lace
trimmed ruffle at the bottom Of the skirt
Square-based mahogany candlesucks
about eighteen inches high may be bought
in one shop for g 80 each. In the sam"
shop are mahogany torcheres for electric
lights one that is about five feet high is
priced at SO A brass. bound shade for II
may he bought for 50 50. Another torchere,
complete with shade. Is about four and a
half feet high and is priced at $40
The names OF shops whose articles mentioned
IN this page were seen can be obtained by send
ing stamped and addressed envelope to Seen
In the Shops. NeW-YOrk Tribune. To insure
a prompt reply the date OF publication should
10 given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
REALTY NOTES.

VI & L. Hess have been appointed agents
OF the twelve story buildings no. q 10 80
West 10Th street and No 2 10 Is West Zst
street
Sol Stern negotiated the sale Of Nos. 81
and IS East Z7tn street for George 4. Leon
ard 10 Abraham Arndt, who gave in OK
charge no. ~ West 18th street and NO.
En ElGhth avenue. northwest corner OF
10Th street The transaction was reported
en- The Tribune recently.
Daniel r. Renton & Co have removed
their office 20 No rs Broadway
The Title Guarantee and Trust company
loaned Yesterday 5000 on first MORTGAGE
to the Thirty-eighth and Thirty ninth
Street Company. This mortgage covers q
five story brick and stone store and Ioft
building at No West 18th street The
mortgage is for one year, at per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
s1,aoo,ooo LOAN ON PROPERTY.

Thomas j. OReilly has secured from
the New York Life Insurance Company
for Palermo Bros. Goseph Palermo presi-
dent and treasurer a permanent loan Of
Nl3o0o. for a term Of five years, az 5
per cent, on the block front on the west
side Of Broadway between ll5th and ll6th
Bros. from the Clark estate a couple OF
years ago. and improved by them with
two high class twelve story apartment
houses. At the 18th street corner Is the
Regnor, which is arranged for seventy
families and has six stores. and on the
ll6th street corner Is the ReXor. arranged
for forty-six families and containing
go eco ~ III ~, siOi SoS''V ~ "a So
The houses were only recently completed.
and all OF the stores and about % per cent
OF the apartments have already been
Leased
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
JUNE Is


AVENUE A 247 ,alD. Martha Josephthal e.
al eXrs 10 Bernhard Fink. I yrs from June o.
1912 $500, address, 65 Nassau e..
MORRIS AVE n " cor 154th e.. 25170 (the
land; Michael Kenny 10 Angelo Cavalluzzo and
ano. Is WIS from May J. 1903; $500 address. 21eo
Morris
MDLRosE AVE. 924 CalD, A Hupfel,s Sons 70
Julius Hertel yrs from June l. 1917, S,soo'
address. $40 81 AIMS ave.
OLD BROADWAY. u store, ETC.; John r
Morris 10 James Morris. yrs from May ].
1912. 5000 address. go West 1891 St
WASHINGTON AVE. 1895. 2 double sore
floor and basemenO, Herman Eckman 10 Bessie
Pelkener; yrs and mos from July ], 1912.
$500: address, 1898 Washington ave.
9Th AVE 612 (alD, Frederick Wieners indi-
vldually and as extrx. 10 Beadleston & Woerz. 3
yrs from Nav l. 1918 $1,000 address. 9l West
10th -
sTH AVE. As store and cellar, Anna " DOYLE
81 al 70 John Dwyert 10 yrs from June Is 1917:
81 500 address. A. sth ave
2sTH ST 1873 East (alD. Frances Hanover 70
Harry D Jackson. yrs from May ]. 1872; Sl5.-
900: address. 247 East 63d ST.
9th ST 100 TO I24 West suite 4e. on fourth
floor Of ST HUBERT, P Phelan TO Maurice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19

The following transactions were f'Corhcd
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroom, Nos II and l6 \"scy street.
Ry Joseph r. Day.
1l5TH ST. - s. r. 80 n w ~ 7'n ave,
25xlOo11: : sty Nat. sold 10 william % No
Donucll for S2%.1j0
80 AVE. Sis. g cor Of Brook ave. '.lKNNp N
irres sly bldg and vacant; bid IN az Sj',Oon
AVE A. $40 10 3l4 D cor of 10Th 81. bGN
941O, { and sty tennis and stores. BID
FoRDHAM ROAD. n v cor Of Hoffman st,
l0xs2. vacant. bid ~ At 50 800
HLDRIDGE ST. q and ~ v il'' =, ,, y
ana stores, sold 70 Clarence Margin for
SSj0on
ave. C., 21xroo5' ety. dwlg executors sale.
oetate 81 Hester y Peyton. deceased, sold 10
Robert Bucsfins ior s@5.ooo -.
TEhcr of & So afrs %1a 'g T%rnp c" at
BARNES AVE. @2ll to 1919. " cor o. Of
stores. sold 1919 to Mary Boyle for go 500,
40 3ol7 fold 70 J ORourke for 5000
'' TEW0X I'VE. Ga. p . Ger Of l4ad st. 241ix
81. stv brk store, adjourned TO July ..
Doth ST 1870 West s. Ass # W Of 9th
ave. 25za2. St. ,enmt. withdrawn. -.
Iurnbus ave. 1SGxl02.2, sty dwlg adjourned
" 9TH ST. 227 East. u o. 200 # " OF ID ave,
25x1oO II. : ely tcnmt and stores, sold 20
the plaintir for S12 900
AMSTERDAM AVE, ?l2I ss: 81 az y 800, Of
lG6th st ~ 3Xl0o; sty tcnmt ana stolcs'
adjourned 80 June "a
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
WEST ST. 500 Ia ST.. cor Of Horltio
st. lo9.7yl31x109 jx125. stv factory and ]
sly stable; sold TO Mary Page for $4,000
Al the Bronx Exchange
B. Joseph p Day
, CHESTNUT ST, sI3. ~ Ilss = o, Of
20 the alntih for 81 $50.
BY Charles 4 Berrian.
Sd AVE. W s. 24O q OF 1880 81 30xl20;
vacant sold 10 Charles Shapiro for $500.
By George Price.
Sd AVE 4OGs q 9. As ~ n n Of l74th e..
- l1xlOO. 4 stY tenmt ana stores. sold 10 the
Free Realty co for Sl61j5.
CRUGER AVE Q s. l4l II n Of Adee ave.
25xl00, Westchester sold to the plaintir for
81 ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
100000 NASSAU COUNTY LOAN.

A mortgage Of $4,000 given by the Gar
den city Company 10 the Title Guarantee
e Trust Company was recorded yesterday.
This is the largest mortgage ever made in
Nassau County by any lending institution,
and Il covers Gil OF the Garden City Com
5anys property, which is estimated TO be
Worth over 100000 The money Is 10 be
Ised IN carrying on the development work
y that favorable section. This work was
narted By the late A. I Stewart. who
)uTposed 10 make this g most beautiful
suburban section, and the development
york is now going on with renewed Hgor.
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SOME AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At the Vesey street sale room Bryan l.
Kennedy Will offer No G5 resent Place.
sherwood Park. East Ycnkers, three
family dwelling house, also, No. -r"l 10
800 Bedford avenue. FlatIusl, two -,
story dwelling houses, and No. III 10 I-'l
Park Long Island, two two story d"eIUni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19

and Trust Co; June IS: due as per BOND
1900; address 176 Broadway
eth AVE. W cor 18th st, 114xi05. Wakeneld
ave. June 49, due Dec IS. 1872 per cent
$3.50 attorney, NJ Lipschutz 40 Lafayette 81
Hath ST. j23 East, 25x100; FREDERICK lex. -
Square: June 49, $500: attorney, A 5 W
Hutchns, Sc William ST.
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s5oooo FOR STABLE PROPERTY.

Peter GiIsey & % sold Tor OIlVeT HAM
man and the United States Trust Com
psuv. as trustees. 80. ia West 10Th street
a two story brick stable, on plot -'A. ~, .'
I.rot,erty &c one OF a row of private stables
1ppnsltn the Great Northern Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
CAR BARNS NOT SOLD.

II was reported in real estate circles yes
terday that the old car barn property on
the westerly side Of Madison avenue, TAX.
ing up the entire frontage between s5th and
seth streets, had been sold. The report,
however, was denied. The property has
been in the market for some years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
LONG ISLAND CITY LOTS SOLD.

Judson A. Harrington has sold IN" pl-''
:hNlco feet. on the north side Of Nande-
yenter avenue, - feet west oI Ninth &c
nue.. long Island city, also. for Gustal
Eudos the four story house. ON Iot ~
- feet south Of Nandeveuter avenue.
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NEW BUILDINGS FOR WEST SD STREET
Propertes Purchased Between Broadway ard Ftth avenue 10
Be Improved with Large Structures.
s125oOoo TEN-YEAR LEASE FOR HOTEL ALBANY.

Denzor. yr from oct I, 1912 5000; address ~
Ia rhauge Place , ,-,o,,,.
Michel, Narrazzo 10 Luigi Puglia. 3 yrs from
Oct / 1911. $40: address, 800 East ll1th 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18Th ST, 427 and 42o East; Coles Construc-
ton co agt Carlsbrooke Realty Co, owner and
contractor 50. 5l3 Is.
l22D ST :. $50 n Of It'll ave. S4xl0o !
Edwin Worms aet Amelia Friedman owner
and contractor; SEQ So
18TH ST, 427 and 42o East; Hull. Grippen g.
co agt Carisbrooke Realty Co. owner Coles
Construction Co contractor. S6T 50
ALBANY AVE, 3462, Matthew J Crowley ag,
ranceseo Nentarao. owner and contractor;
225rH SIT, ;. 2S64 n Of Paulding ave
lcOX100.6. Henry Nordheim agt William Rineel-
SOS
22eD ST, n s. SSH Z, OF Barnes ave 10 TX
IS lOx irreg: Henry Nordheim AIT Charles Rim
gelsteln owner and contractor. SIS.
list ST, l6s and 10 East. Charles II Darn
stadt agt DR. Adrian Van Lambert, owner
Manning Noble & Co. contractors GenewaD
l4isT ST III and 1i9 West; Harlem Wall
Paper supply agt Kramer Contracting Co. owner
and contractor $50 "a
-
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WEST END AVE, $50 70 sSs; New York L,.
S525 600
KELLY ST. n cor 1880 81. 125x1oo . Tiffany
St Sarah F peutsch loans Newport Realty CO
500 OO0.
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ALTERATIONS.

MARION AVE, 2s44; 2 sly and attic franz
dwg. 2l1536; Theodore Refill. on premises OWL
er; Richard Berger. 500 Broadway architect
cost. 81 00O.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee ana AZ
toTney(
Interest : Per cent unless otherwise stated
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Manhattan

Goth TREET-Frederck Hitol & sons
have res0ld for Solomon +. Pakas NJ" 30 Nrt'
ngfh street q four story hrown-ione d"rI'-
ing house. on Tot @ONlu0 feet MI faF''
Luught This mouse last week. Tho now owner
will occupy H.
0TII STREET-H Walsh has sold fof '1"
H. p Realty estate SO East "h sI',', 4
three story dwelling house, on loi 2'N"' i'''.
20 William =. Finn.
22D STREET. NJ. clear 60. have sofa
FOR sarah O'Brien 40. AZ Fast 22d street a
two story building on lot -"oA"N'' '''" "
Ioseph Tho & Co. contractors.
PINEHI'RST ANENTE-The George Ea'keI
Construction Company George BackcT ana
4 rnstcln & Lew have. ,rrsoId 10 ID" Emma
Realty com pany ne plot lonNi o"' rect a,
the northeast corner Of Pinrhursf HN"nu" ana
.0th street. Tho BaCk"r COMPANY a'qHl'h
ih, property last wrcl. from James y. Martin
IN trade for the apartment houses 40 No. "'-
10 55S West 1Sbth street tn" hnhhF COM
uany will erect apartment houses on III" $40.
The COMPANY recently bought M" plo'. I""N
40 feet ar the northeast corner Of Norlheru
.ayenue and lSO'h street f0r similar IN
t.rp ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS,
Manhattan.

CNi,h name and address Of purchaser ana
Attorney
IIrNE is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saIeeroom. Noe. Il and lG Noscy street
r. .Insann L Da..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
NEWARK AUCTION SALE
.eAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

BOKuIGH or BROOKLYN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
BellWoOd Avenue.
The New Viaduct.

EVERY trader should have in his coll
lection a piece of property in the vi
entity of BellwoOd avenue viaduct
There is going to be lively trading out
around there, A strong local center is
developing. We offer railroad frontage
1t so foot. Small houses on it pay
fair rental until used for factory or
warehouse purposes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-11

Few people ever have the sem
sation of being pail bearer-attheir
own funeral That experience
belongs to me- Indeed, most of.
my queerest experiences have.
been connected withsdeath scenes
of some sort.
Thisfone was while was play
ing with.Edwin Booth in Hamlet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-11

It was the famous graveyard
scene, where after theigrave dig
ger is finished with, his work,
comes. this narrowing burial Of
Ophelia, and Hamletls speech, Il
loved Ophelia, etc.
The bier on which Ophelia is
boFne is carried'by nuns.
On this occasion, my work as