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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
COUNCIL At
Thief RIVER
NEW U. c. T. COUNCIL WILL BE
INSTALLED AT THIEF RIVER
FALLS, MIMI, MAY 17.-FARGO
REQUESTED TO DELEGATE A
GRAND COUNSELOR,

A new council of the United Com
mercial Travellers will be installed in
this jurisdiction at Thief River Falls,
Mimi, on the evening of Friday, May
II. The installation team will be COM
posed of members of the various coun-
ellis in the district and Fargo council
No. So has been requested to name one
of its members to act as grand coun-
selor on this occasion.
The Fargoan who is to be SO honored
will probably be named at the meeting
of the local council this evening. Frank
x. Gravel of Duluth, we'll known in this
city, will have complete charge of the
installation by virtue of his appoint
men to that post by Grand Counselor
Clarkson, who recently made an Of
fetal visit to Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
DEVILS LAKE ELKS.
COMING On SPECIAL
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL Be CHAR.
TERED TO BRING DEVILS LAKE
ANTLERED DELEGATION TO
COMING STATE CONVENTION
TO BE HELD IN FARGO.

The Elks of Devils Lake will come.
to Fargo en- masse III a special train
that has been chartered for that pur-
pose to. attend the second annual con-
vention of the North Dakota State
Elks' association, which will be held
here June 4 and 5.
Practically the entire Devils Lake
herd has signified it's intention of be-
ing on hand for the big function ac-
c-rding to word received today from
the boys at the lake. A committee
consisting of DR.. Sihler, Charles Doyon
and Superintendent Ziebach, is busy
making arrangements for No. 1916 SO
tnat in point of elegance the Devils
Lake contingent will be anon those
to capture high honors in the parade.
More thar 100. it is expected, will be
present from the satanic city.
Good Work of Irish.
The good work of Fred A. Irish,
chairman of the music committee for
the convention, and his two able as
sistants on the committee, e. r.,
Wright and George Compton. is being
noised around the state and MANY
lodges are expecting a great deal from
these three gentlemen.
Concerning the efforts of Chairman
irish and the music committee, the
following word came from Minot this
morning: Chairman Fred A. Irish. e.
r. Wright and Geo. Compton of the
committee on music of the North Da-
kota Elks' convention at Fargo, will
make 1T one of the big features of
the convention which will be held
cat Fargo on Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 4 and 5, and there will be at
least seven bands in the parade.
While no arrangements have been
closed it is believed that one of the
bands of the city win be engaged
from outside the city and that an
other will be engaged from outside
the city by the Fargo Elks for the
parade. In addition to this it is
about settled that Minot, Devils Lake,
Grand Forks and Crookston will all
be there with musical organizations.
There r several other towns in the
state that have lodges and it is
likely that some of these will also
appear with music of some kind.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
Returns From Northern Country and
Finds Conditions Better Than
Ever Before.

Barnie Willis, district manager of
the Luse Land Co, returned to Fargo,
yesterday after an extended trip to
Winnipeg and through the Saskat-
chewan country. In Winnipeg last
week he could not find hotel accom-
modations or even a room such were
the great crowds Of people in the city,
moving west to the Saskatchewan
country. Over 10000 people passed
through Winnipeg last week.
A special train from Chicago will
stop at Glyndon, Mimi, at IL p. m.
Wednesday night en- route to the Car
rot river valley. the famous wheatlands
of Canada. AS the round trip fare is
only SIS, all should avail themselves
of this big opportunity offered by the
Luse Land Co. and join this excursion.
See VIM. Rohan, Fargo manager, office
in Stern block.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04

hereby called to meet at the Metropole
hotel in Fargo, on May Z, 1912, al s
o'clock a. M, to take into considera-
ton the matter of placing in nomin-
alton of a full democratic county
ticket. ..
1t will be remembered that the
democrats Of the state will be in SEES
sion the same day, in reference 20
state and congressional tickets. Dem
ocrats interested in the nomination Of
a full county ticket are urged to be
present. G.. w. Wilkinson, chairman
of county central committee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
new LIVERYMAN HERE
Ed G. kosko Of Minneapolis, President
Of J. T. Young & Sons Livery Co.,
Moved to Fargo,

Ed G.. Kosko of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the new firm that purchased
the interests of j. T. Young & Sons,
has moved to Fargo and will reside at
1870 Fifth avenue south. The BUSH
ness men of the city will be glad to
welcome Mr.. Kosko to Fargo and wish
him every success in his undertake
ing.
Mr.. Coleman, one of the active mem
bers of the old firm, retains his in
terests and will remain with the new
company which has added much new
equipment to the stock and will help
Fargo retain it's position as the big
gest little city in the world"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
PROPERTY

/ have some fine Colony propositions
n with 225 acres of lake and 415
acres of land adjoining, good fishing
and lake front; $4,000.
Another of 80 acres with a shore
frontage of about 5000 feet, excellent
soil and about 100,0 900 feet of standing
pine in clusters, room for thirty cot
tages, natural sand beach; price 5000.
This would make an ideal summer re-
sort.
Another of 80 acres on Detroit Lake,
about so DDS of very fine lake shore
Price $500.
One of the incest places on Lake.
Melissa, large cottage with double fire
place, four large rooms downstairs, six
rooms upstairs. Good barn. Fine lot
100 feet on the lake running back to
the road. Price only $3.50.
Nice cottage on Lake Melissa with
sleeping porch and four bedrooms, liv-.
ing room, dining room and kitchen. Lot
rs feet on the lake running back to
the road. Price $1,000.
Cottage on Lake Pelican, partly fur-
nished, 8 rooms, porch 10x16. Lot
50xz75 feet; 1925, (No. 2953.)
Two story cottage of six rooms, fur
nished, lot 100 feet on Lake Melissa,
fine trees and beach, $1,000. (No. 2842.)
Nice Cottage on Lake Sallie, 4 bed
rooms, large living room and kitchen,
all finished, rooms have doors, furnish
ed, well and pump, row boat; lot 66x150
feet; $1,000.
You've been working hard all winter
and spring, buy one of these places
and take the family away for the sum
mer and spend part of each week with
them. You'll live longer n so will
they and you'll all be happier. Come in
and see me today about one of them.
w. j. LANE
First National Bank Bldg, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
DELENDRECIE'S
READY To wear DEPT,

Women's long coats made of home
spuns, novelty mixtures and plain
serges. Your choice of any SIS. 90 to
$4,000 coat in stock, Monday $3.50.
This is a splendid opportunity to buy
your mid-season and early fall coat at
a low price. .. .... ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
DON'T GUESS AT IT

There is a positive, definite way to
tell a good school from a poor one.
You do not have to guess. Out of fifty
bank clerks in Fargo, forty-eight were
trained at Dakota Business College.
About the same proportion holds good
in other offices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
Munsina Underwear the Ee7t.

This noted make of underwear is
handled exclusively by A. L. Moody for
Fargo. Stocks are we'll assorted now
in all summer weights for men and
women All prices from SO cents to
$3.50 garment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
EIGHT POSITIONS.

Were secured by Dakota Business Col
lege graduates this week. There are
more calls for graduates than the
school can fill. This is good evidence
of efficient training. Business men are
good ~judges-they employ D. B. G.
graduates every time they can get
them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
WITH ED HENDRIcksoN.

Mr.. Hendrickson, the attorney, call
ed at Aaker's Business college yes
terday looking for, a s~tenographer.
Miss Bertha Boo was recommended,
secured III position and entered upon
the duties of the office at once. This
is the fourth A. B. c.. student to go
into a position this week, School also
received today a request for a steno-
grapher from a bank at Westhope.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04

Remember that the curtain at The
operahouse for the performance of
Excuse Me rings up at s o'clock sharp,
tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
We Buy Scrap iron,

Carload lots a speciality. Correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron & Metal Co, Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
FRUIT FRUIT

Big ripe bananas zoe. Ripe straw
berries two boxes Csc. Store open IN
til II p. m. Friday, Saturday and Sun
Gay. 402 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
Co. DEnS
TO Meet MAY 7.
GEO. w. WILKINSON, CHAIRMAN
OF THE COUNTY CENTRAL.
COMMITTEE CALLED MEETING
FOR SAME TIME AS STATE.
DEMOCRATS MEET.

To the democrats of Cass county:
A democratic mass meeting of the
democrats of Cass county, N. D., is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
ROUND TRIP FARE Sl5

Come with us to Canada. Special
train leaves Wednesday. Luse Land &
Development Co. See VIM. Rohan, Of
fee Stern Block, Fargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
SALES AT WoODMERE.

The Woodmere Realty Company reports
sales 10 DR.. NJ. d. Lederman Of the resi-
Gancc on the westerly side of Wood Lane,
between Broadway and Central avenue.
a plot 226xl22 feet; TO Leopold Stern, Of
stern Brothers Company, two plots on
the westerly side of Irving Place, between
Central avenue and Broadway, 125Xl56
feet; also a plot on the south side Of West
Broadway. corner of Club Drive, 1OXl2I
feet: to Mrs II. L. Allen 81 acres in the
Park section. fronting on Woodmere
Boulevard. between the residence Of J.
Timpson and Henry Ziegler; to Joseph
Fox property located on WoOdmeTe
boulevard and the northerly side Of
Broadway, being 232 feet on Broadway by
lS2 feet on Woodmere Boulevard; to David
T.. Sicher three plots west side Of Nep-
tune avenue. 2lOx1OO feet; to Milton Z.
Oppenheimer plot on the west side Of
Lafayette Place. between Broadway and
Cedar Lane. adjoining the residence OF
Dr. r. d. Shcedy: TO Miss NJ. r. Morgan
five plots north side Of Sherman avenue
and west side of East Broadway, and to
Charles ). Untermeyer the home on the
westerly side Of Wyckoff Place, between
Central avenue and Broadway, a plot
S0Xl7O feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were filed
IN the United States Court yesterday:
THE STANDARD RAINCOAT COMPANY.
manufacturers OF raiuCOats at Nos. ID and II
East 18th st. Involuntary. Judge Mayer ap-
rointed BENJAMIN w. .. Brown receiver. LA
iHitcs said 10 be $50. 600 and actual assets
So 600. ....,...
who corlpose the firm OF X. Marks & Co, i'm
,,orters and exporters of rice and importers OF
leans and peas at Nos. los and lOI Hudson
street Involuntary. Judge Mayer appointed
Samuel StrasbOurger receiver. Liabilities stated
10 be over $50 600 and assets $4,000
THE NEW Work PIONEER MANJFACI-
lrRING COMPANY. manufacturer OF gas mkt
ures and brass goods al No. SIG GreenWlch
street Involuntary. Judge Fot appointed
Cornelius Wickersham receiver. Liabilities re
ported TO be about $4,000 and assets estimated
THE KNICKERBoCKER BRASS GOODS
COMPANY, manufacturer Of auto lamps az
20 4O5 East l24th street. Voluntary. liaoili-
ties $40 405: nominal assets, SiI,S2O.
THE FIREPROOF STEEL FURNITURE
COMPANY. manufacturer Of cabinet safes, for
merry at No. 372 Broadway. Voluntary. LA
bi!itiCs S22 go; assets, Sl70S.
BROWN. who compose the firm Of Wasserman
= Brown. manufacturers Of infants coats at
Nc 40 Fast ON street Voluntary. llabill-
tics $500; assets SG42
JACOB SCHMIBER, laundrynan, No. 100
last 9th street. Voluntary. Liabilities Sll45
"a 70 assets.
tsIDOR MEYER. butcher. 20 : East lle'h
lTort Voluntary. Liabiliticg S2,C19 and no
Rsse1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE. " cor 1Sist -. lOON15;
Sterling Bldg and Operating Co 10 MarE l.
Taylor. a3 W g9th n prior mtg Sl-n.1ol'
Nov "a; due. ETC. as per bond, $4,000, attor-
nov ,;ro Il C0ughIin. ~ Wall 90.
FDEsYTH ST. lj7. 2jxlOO: 9Th st. 22l East.
% ,ygu I'D. Philip Lien 90 Louis stern, 1888
FrIton ave prior mtg J3l2Jl; Nov 20 IN
stalls. p e.; $1,000. attorney Max Solomon, D
MONROE Sr. 10, b =. 25zSsa; Louis Levy
ia Taruatf IIhrrman, 15s Henry 81; Nov 20;
yrs. per cent: $1,000; attorneys, quicker
man e Iu...rmln. $50 Broadway.
PRINCE EI. lJl, cor sullivan -, ZIN
-. NauIIu 81, 10. q g, 2'El,O, Spgiug 81 2be.
s. gJsIUU. MacIYu-ll 81. "a, 25Nloo, Michael
J. EagHu 90 Fannie ~tIuU, 81 Schaeuer -,
Trorgiyn. Nos - prior mtg $1,000: Tue
Sept ~ 1913, g per cent; $1,000; attorney A
d sf S' TicHiGGLHs AVE. 2aI-2aa. W g. 5o3N-;
Fr,dk UuIlDrg 10 Broadway savings Iustitu-
zion. - Park Place. Nov % ! yr, 5000, at
toucy. II D. Kelly, I7o Broadway
1ST AVE. 2pGo. 20Ng3: William II Williams
prior mtg $4,000. ! yr, per cent; $500.
atrpru,,. Mas Seidler. IS Park Row.
30 AVE. 3sI-iNT. cor $50 IT, 4gXSfS s.
4galSI If. soitz Realty Co 10 Ruut Lcbcr,
EIauysID UfiDr mtg $4,000; Nov % .
SIS. q per cent. $1,000. attorney, Title Guar
autca g. TRUST 90. l1G Broadway.
STU AVE, s.. 4u.j 70 of 52d 81. 2oyS0;
Andrew * smith To Louis - E0IHt0u. 10 West
Iist so. Euy -. . 81. due as per bond, 5000,
attorney. C..lcr RolstaH S. Koran. % Elk
lrTH ST. u7-4ia West, . lots. each; ?
mites. each - 700. Public Service Realty q
NUTtg.-, GO GO Mary s Crowley. iiG West
I.ia g.. NoN %. 3 yrs, q per cent. $1,000, at
torlgN Francis colety, 100 Broadway,
NTH ST. 40 East 2aNH2: Louis Siesel 10
Title Guarantee a Trust 60, l5G Broadway
Nov 20. Jue as per bonds slSuHp
18th ST. % N.st. 4 -ty hrH, 2JX3>.9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
GROCERY MERGER FORMS
Austin, Nichols & Co. ReOrgan-
lied. to include Others.

yygu street learned yesterday the eN-
ro,faI details Of the reorganization OF '''-
wholesale grocery concern OF Au'"',.
NicrnI. & Co. when the announcement
,r ,fs ipcoruorgtion came from Albany
,.,h, now firm is 10 be known as AUSTIN
,lf,roIs A. Co. Incorporated, and "!'l''
,o official statement has yet been lssueu
Ev the iucorporators, it is understoou lia'
&, viii include those firms mentioned 'h
..,rrr.d.,,'y Tribune in connection VIII"
,,, p,v. grocery merger. These concerns
,.r, Austin Nichols 6 Co, r. G. Williams
& Co Francis 10. Lcgeett & Co, SeeInan
Brothers and others.
The authorized capital Of the newly IN
oorroratcd company is SO0,VO' ana at
pr,-rnt 100000 Of per cent preterfeI
stock has been issued at par. This stock
has been purchased and paid for IN cash
bv members Of the merger, who WILL II
a. stated. also take additional stock when
ever conditions require such action. NO
pu1llc Offering of the stock has yet oeeh
made
As stated 40 Thursdays Tribune. Lewis
T. pf,r,m will be the head Of the nc"
company. Other officers are: Nice-presl-
dent and general manager. Harry bale'
treasurer. Thomas II. Mccarthy; d.
,rctors James i. Nichols. Thomas W.
Urlniston W B. Timms, John c. Mahlon
and Lewis c. Owucs. With the eNcep-
ton Of Mr. Person, who recently re-
signed the presidency Of the Irving Ma
uonal Eank TO enter the grocery trace
an Of The above were associated with the
firm of Austin, Nichols & Co., founded
more than half a century ago.
n is planned by the new company 10
establish it's warehouses i'm Brooklyn
by the operation of piers, terminals
&c. along the waterfront II IS De-
Heved that a large saving in carriage
and other important charges will be ef-
fected. The house of Austin, Nichols x
co. has for a long period borne the repu-
tation Of being the largest importing ana
manufacturing wholesale grocery concern
i'm America. It does business in every
state Of the Union. as well as in Foreign
countries and employs over one thousand
men. As the greater proportion OF us
business will be derived from points out
side of this city. plans are under way TO
establish centres Of distribution at con
Nenicnt points.
2. has been claimed for a long time by
tncsr who have made a close study Of the
high cost OF living question that one OF
the main causes is the cost Of disul0u-
ton OF rOodstuffs. President r. f. Aoa-
KUN of the St. Louis q San Francisco
Railway Company particularly empha-
SIZED this phase of the question i'm re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

! f. Nacdalena Messerschmitt: SO, 800 attorney.
! LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60, 100
Erogdvav
| TTE,ATiT AVE g. 2J2 II 5 Of 23Oth st, -. |
Woo &. Ans, 81. 1893; Marcus and Rosa Nathan
+, Dollar savings Bank; 50 200; attorneys,
Taxow. MarleIler q Wells 43 Cedar st.
SAME PROPERTY: Aug 81 1911; Ford
householder 10 El.uora Bash: $500; attorney,
( Titterman. 300 broadway.
IOT 10 TO n map lands formerly OF Sc
basti,n y Never at Tnrog's Neck each lot 2JN
100. ApriI Z 1906: Francis Leddy 10 White
stone Co-ouerative Savings and Loan Associa-
ton: 81 GOD, attorneys Roe Il Hayes, a. Pine
ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
YERKES GALLERY TO GO
Thomas F. Ryan to Build Italian
Garden on Site.

Work will be begun i'm few days TAX
iu- down the building which was used 20
house the art treasures Of the late
Charles r. Yerkes. The property adjoins
the home Of Thomas +. Ryan, at No. SOS
Fifth avenue, and was purchased by him
as o site for an Italian garden.
The white marble staircase and the
marble columns which were the archi-
tectural features Of the old structure
will be used by Mr.. Ryan in his new
building Robert +. Bowling purchased
the Yerkes property after its owners
death, and in turn Mr.. Ryan bought the
parcel from Mr. bowling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
BUYS 4O7H ST. SITE FOR SNYSCRAPE:R
Mrs. Balm Dsposes Of Large Parcel West of Fin Avenue to
a Builder Who Is to Erect a Twenty Story Building.
pRIuTERs GET CHELSEA METHODIST CHURCH EDIFICE

1 West 18th street. sold recently by Slaw-
son & Hobbs for Dr. A. NJ. Leon.
Incorporation papers have been filed
at Albany for the 451 TO ass Grand
Street Corporation, presumably to take
over the property al that address. 1t
consists Of two six story houses, extend
fnug through to Nos. 266 and go Division
street. The premises are owned by the
Isaac Smigel estate. of which the Farm
crs' Loan and Trust Company is the
trustee.
Susanna W. Caryalho has acquired I'll
tie 20 the dwelling house No. 80 West
10Th street. sold recently by Solomon d
Greeubaum.
James Guy is the buyer Of the dwell
ing house no I02 West 18th street, sold
recently by SIawsou x Hobbs for Abra-
ham Ruth. Mr.. Guy owns No. 100 in the
same row.
James Holly is the buyer Of the dwell
ing house 40. lSg West 10Th street, the
sale Of which by Mary r. Richardson
was reported recently.
The dwelling house No S07 East 10th
street was also given in part payment
by A. V. Wittmeycr to L. B. Carey for the
apartment house at Nos. Cos and Cos West
1g1th street, recently reported sold. Arm
old. Byrne & Baumanu We're the brokers
i'm the transaction.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany loaned yesterday on first mortgage
to the Esrom Realty Company, Inc,
$4,000 on the three three story dwellings
located at tho sOutherly side Of East Z,th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

CONVENT AVE. n W cor 1921 st. a2.i ~
~; Bartnstoue Bros agt barnett . 2S .g M
a4TU ST 142 10 l4G West; HARRISON
walker Rcfractories Co agt District Realty
co. owner. Peter Guilty. contractor "9-
"-T Ir2rH ST. D East; Jacob Shapiro ,aEt
BERTHE T. Os'ro, owner and contractor Leo
aP0EDyyky 40: Realty Iron Works agt
refgt. of BENJAMIN Ilchtcrs.e!n, "Nh,I'
Maurice Doutsch and John j BUTTS o.
''y o.EGSTi,H I'VE. 2a72 and 237t; william
N Ward AIT Mary Mccum. owner ana con
.NIsTFRDAM AVE. " cor 10th 81 1oov
100: Hywau Ros"u agf L,lJH ise1'F -
owrcr. greenwich Iron Works contTac-
'' arm ~ ST. IA East: Greenfield I-on Works
act r4urg Roosevelt owner. - ALDERMAN
s. TO. contractor. 81 ~. " ~,
fSTu ST. 2@O 10 DDS West; Federal Terra
c,tfa CO AIT Frazce Realty GO. owner
William Henderson. Inc. contractor; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY, Henry Maurer q Son
az shWEs PRoPERTy; Harris, silvers. Baker
,srH IN 800 TO aas west: william Hcnder-
rou. Inc. aEt Frazee Realty Co. owner and
'S>.0',ii.'TW'EFN BOULEVARD. 8. foot ~
I4ptn ~. x: T. T. Dey sons 60 aEt y ~
New Haven & Hartford r r Co owner: VIII
lam Henderson. contractor VIM y Matthews
A Marshall eub-Duutrart0Ts: $40 10.
iSrH ST go to 22S Wcst: \ SchwocrGr &
Sons aEt Fruzec Realty co., owner william
Henderson. Inc. contractor; SLTUD.
SAME PROPERTY; Z Doy 4 sons ms, co aEt
Frazcc Realty Co. owner; VIM 7 Matthews n
Marshall and william Henderson. Inc, contrac-
72D sT. liz West: Expanded Metal Engi.
nccriug co agt Henry r Mygatt, owner. Frank
Secry contractor; $50 u.
18TH ST, 4Uj 10 400 West: Samuel Eichen-
baum ct al agt Fish Realty co, owner; Leon
ard Uugcr. lessee: Edward Segal and Morris
Hlascr. contractors. Sl77 II.
4STH IT 22U To COS West; Hoffman & Elias
act r. rry n Frazec and FraaeC Realty 60,
coutl..'rr. William Henderson. Inc, contra
tor: Nl,5Di CO.
BROADWAY. W g. between Barclay st and
Park -, l5l3x irrcg; Robert \ Kcasbey 60
ggt Brordway-Park Place Co. owner: proyi-
demo, cheering Works, contractor: 500.
GOTH A.. r. 225 and 22T West: Henry SChrank-
enbcrE agt Jones, owner; Samuel Jones' con-
tractor: 1921 So.
FULTON SIR. IC6 and los: David Daisley &
Sons agt Jennie SorE aud Ada Dronil.
overs: Hester Co Of Ne" York, CONTRACTOR;
$40
4STH ST. 220 10 22S West; Lewis Harding
& Co agt FraZee Realty Co, owner. william
Henderson, Inc contractor: ST,i45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
TEMPORARY EDIFIcE PLANS.

Plans for the construction Of tenn
porary edifice for the Church OF the Good
Shepherd by the Paulist Fathers have
been filed i will be located on the east
side Of ,soap~r street, south OF Ishgm
street ami west ol Broadway. IT w Is
two stories high. of tu"cc, IN .. IHuIc
style Of architecture, with a frontage ~
10 feet and depth Of l2olO fe,D T.. a..
Poole & Co., the architects. estimate ire
cost at $1,000 The PauUst Fathers intend
to build at this point % substantial struct-
man section warrants the Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
REALTY NOTES.

The John Pierce Company has been
given the general contract for the cree
ton OF the new seven story building for
the Railroad Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION bUildine covering the block
front on the east side or Park avenue,
between 49th and Goth streets. Warren
& Wetmore are the architects.
Dr. William n. Stewart is the pun
chaser OF tnc dwelling house No. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
SALES AT KEW GARDENS.

J. j. Britton sold at Kew Gardens
Queens Borough, to William G. Cunt.
three story house. corner Of Ormondn
street and Grenfen avenue; 10 Richard
Lawrence a house on GrcnfeU avenue.
TO Edward storms plots on AudIcy street:
to l.. II. Hamburg a plot on Newbold
Place; t. Miss Ohler a two story Italian
villa in Willow street; to r. W. SigrI
and W. NJ. Hartshorn a plot m Willow
street; TO +. G. Paxton plot on New
bold Place. and 10 Il. i. Cashtou d house
corner of Cuthbert Place and Willow
street