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New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following TRANSACTIONS were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate salesroom,
Nos. IA and l6 Nesey street.
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. col 20 6O7 East. II cor Ave b. loox
SO. sty tenmt and stores, sold to the Mohtio'e
Realty Co for $4,000.
18TH ST. coo to COG East s cor Ave B. lOox
Sc & sty tenmt and stores, sold TO the Montrose
Realtr Co for $4,000.
HAMILTON ST, a. s. about 26o II Of
Catharine St 2jXl02X25Xlo4, sty tenmt ana
stores; sold 10 Joseph Logomasn for Slo'soo.
10TH ST. 62 East. 5. 200 II . Of Madison
ave. 2jx1OO.ll, 8 sly tenmt sold TO the plainiiii
for S23,9l7.
10TH ST GA East. g S. 225 # OF Madison
ave, c5xiOO1l. ) sly tenmt. sold to the plainiift
-; BY Samuel GoIds,icker
I'D ST. 227 to 25i East 1a -, ESQ }e5f. IT Of sG %
to the plaintiff for Sl21,sT5.
BY J. H. Mayors
lOOTH ST. 355 and 357 E4st. Il :. 100 IT W OF
lst ave 81 6xlOO H. 6 sly tenmt and stores. sold
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
THOMPSON, l24 and 126. n e cor Prince
St % l0X44 gX94 lOx43 I. 8 sty tenmt and stores
sheriffs sale OF sill right, title etc, Which
Thomas Silio had on May :, 1911, or since, Il
Saita. attorney; adjourned sine die.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
HEATH AVE 2s74, s. about 455 II OF 230th
st. 20 2xlOO 6x2O 3XlOO.6. sty brk dwg, sold 10
the plaintiff for 5000
HEATH AVE. 2s76. s. about 425 # OF
23Oth st, 20 2xlOO5. 3 sty brk dwg; sold 10 the
plaintiff for 5000
BY George Price.
DECATUR ST. 322l. S. 1861 II Of 205th
ST, 25xlyO, . sty dwg; sold to the plaintiff for
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
MOUNTAIN LAKES ACTIVITY
New Jersey Motorists to Erect
Costly Clubhouse There.

The rapid development of Mountain
Lakes, n J., the fine thousand-acre resi-
Dental park near Boonton. n. j., is Great
ing no little wonder and commentator.
This beautiful tract of land just one year
ago was a heavily timbered wilderness,
comprised Of lakes, mountains and upland.
To-day the Mountain Lakes Company, the
developers of Mountain Lakes, are cele-
brating the completion of this elaborate
plan OF improvement laid down for the year
under the guidance of its own engineering
corps and its landscape artists. Fine vistas
Of lakes. flowers and shrub clad hills, with
fine old trees, have been opened up TO
view. Many miles of broad roads have
been laid out and macadamized. Artistic
substantial stone bridges have been
thrown across brooks and lakes to connect
the roads, and they add materially to the
picturesqueness of the place. Fine walks
have been extended in every direction and
a thoroughly efficient and frequent trolley
service has been built and is operated. con-
Meeting Mountain Lakes with two best ad-
jacent marketing towns, Boonton and Nor
ristown.
Great care has been taken TO preserve
the natural beauty of this property. Clear
ing Of timber and Improvements for home
sites has been carefully studied and given
every advantage within the power of the
landscape artist. Homes are built on par
cells Of land from one-half to several acres,
as may be selected. The Mountain Lakes
Company has installed high pressure
water supply plant, taking water from ar
tesian wells. All city conveniences are en-
joyed at Mountain Lakes, and the magni-
tude Of the work, which has been carried
on by some 500 TO 500 employees in the last
few months, can best be appreciated by a
visit to the property. At Mountain Lakes
the unusual combination of lakes and
mountains are to be enjoyed within easy
Communication Of New York. The lakes af-
ford excellent boating bathing, fishing, etc.
all within easy committing distance of
this city, Some ninety homes have been
built and sold The permanent building
force of 800 skilled men now working dou-
BILE time on q number of new houses and
It is expected within the next few months
that Mountain Lakes will have $50 homes
built and sold The Automobile Club OF
New Jersey has selected Mountain Lake
for clubhouse site and will spend many
Thousands of dollars for a building garage
and ground Improvements. Mountain Lakes
at this time has a fine golf course and
clubhouse, toboggan club. skating club.
and several tennis organizations.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany yesterday loaned H,10oCo0 to the West
40th and 41st Street Company, which is to
erect twenty-five story commercial build
ing on the site now occupied by Mendels-
sohn Hall. i'm 40th street. just east Of
Broadway.
The property was purchased by Philip
Iewisohn from the Clark estate year ago
for about 10000 and he announced at that
time that he would put up a twelve story
building Later he changed his plans and
acquired property in the rear Of the hall
at No. ia to us West 4lst street. The hall
itself is at No. l13 to 1l9 West 4cth street.
In all. the ground affords a plot of about
400 square feet. Besides the big CONNER
cial building a new kineniacolor theatre
will occupy the 41st street site. The audi
torium will accommodate about fourteen
hundred persons. There will be one bal
cony with a promenade and a tearoom on
the balcony floor. Above the theatre on
the fifth floor. will be a concert hall
adapted to chamber music. In the hall will
be installed the Mendelssohn organ which
was built by the late Alfred Corning Clark
for the Mendelssohn Glee Club. The
The Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY
loaned yesterday on a five-year first mort
gage $4,000 10 the Greeley Square Realty
Company The mortgage is on a six story
freproof Office building, to be erected at
No. 40 to s. Dey street and Nos AZ and a
Cortlandt street
Plans have been filed for making eNten-
sive alterations TO the Roman Catholic
Church of the Holy Redeemer, at No. lH
TO III East Sd street, of which the Rev.
Joseph Schneider. c. S. s. r., is rector
The upper part of the tower of the church
is TO be removed and rebuilt, with mas
sive dome on top, and the entire facade re-
built in ornamental design. and an exten-
sion is to be built on the side for use as
confessionals. Harris & Richards are the
architects. and estimate the cost Of making
the changes at l,19O The Missionary So
oiety of the Most Holy Redeemer in the
State OF New York is the owner of record
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorne
APRIL ..
MANI ATTAIN


MANHATTAN.
CORTLANDT ST. ~, sos It of Greenwich
ST, 25xl25: Apr 20. i9ll Kath NJ O'ConneII 10
L $ Trust Co Of Y; 100000. sttys. strong &
Csdwaader. 40 Wall st.
CORTLANDT ST. ~, S55 II Of Greenwich
81. 253xi25x25xl25 o. July IS, 1904: Daniel and
Angelina Robert To the Mutual Life Ins Co;
$4,000. attys, Merrill & Rogers l2s Broadway.
CHERRY ST. 1873. 2e.2x7S; Sept |. 1905; Abr
Rodman to Henrietta Katz; $500. atty Isaac
B Roinhardt. 81 Fark Row
LEXINGTON AVE. = cor 32d st. % sxsO:
May 81 1895; Isabella l. Ryttenberg Jefferson
NJ and Napoleon Levy ct al to Napoleon Levy:
81. 600. atty. l. Levy. II Pine st.
LEXINGTON AVE, W cor 32d st. % sxs0;
Feb H. 1890; Luer Immen to Emile Raberg,
Noel and Louisa Raberg extrxs; $1,000; atty.
Edw NJ Seely. Isl Greenwich st.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb IA. 1890 same to
same; $4,000
STANTON ST. : W cor Forsyth St 25xI5; Feb
II, 1900: Max Tannenbaum to Minnie and John
II Iden cxtrx and exr: $4,000; attys. Rabe &
Keller 23 Broadway.
WEST END AVE so to SIS, 2 e cor ssth 81
100 sxlOo; June 80. 1911; Harry and Lena Schifr
10 Margt j Goodbody. $4,000. atty. Title Insur-
ance 60. l35 broadway,
WEST END AVE. 57s. cor ssth ST. 90 sx
99. q: July g. 1902; John ID and Mary II Beas to
Now York Life Ins and Trust Co: S38 900; attys
Woodford. Bovee & Butcher. | Madison ave.
1sT AVE. W =, 4s4 II 5 OF 18th st, 24xIOo
Ist ave. 1889 and 1891, =, 40xl00: June s.
1907: Sigmund e. Fannie Arbach to VIM J Riker
$40 900: atty. f w Ditmars, 302 Broadway.
ID AVE, n cor 9th st, 396xlO5: Mch II.
1910; Fanny Gruer 10 Sophia Mayn; SO 000
attys We'll & Mayer. Beekman 81.
Sd AVE. 3Sl9. 25x1oO9: Apr |. 1905; Arthur
n Sanders TO Hermann Paul: 81, go atty Law
yers Title Ins Co. 100 Broadway
4TH AVE, 344 and 346, cor 18th st. 30 6x
rs: Apr I. 1907; Johnston de Forest 10 Bank for
savings Of the City Of New York; $4,000. ad-
dress 344 ith ave.
TTH AVE. 3Ti. 25xlOO: Apr l. 1909. Michael
and Hannah Erlanger ct al 10 ida Blumenkrohn:
s. 900. atty. Lewis Marx. i2s Broadway.
sTH AVE, 230l, runs 81 to 0 9 l54th ct
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
BIG LOAN FOR SKySCRAPER project
Structure to Replace Mendessohn Hail. in West 40h Street. To
Be a 22-Story Loft and Theatre


buildings for store and dwelling house purposes.
After the alterations. they are 10 be leased for a
long term. Collins & Rove represented the sell
CTS.
9th STREET oscar Kress has sold to DR..
W. W. Bruce for occupancy No. 80 West 0ith
2ox1OOs feet.
EIGHTH AVENUE-samucl Aufhauscr mas
scd No. 1855 Eighth avenue southwest corner
Of l3sth street q lve story tenement house. win
stores on a lot "a l!Xl02 feet.
INST sTREET-James /. Bafry & Co has
sold fo5 the George II. Jacob construction Gom-
any to the Brown Weiss Realities tho lot, 25X35
i,ct on the north side of Hist street. loo ieet
west Of Amsterdam avenue.
44TH STREET-Joscrh 7. Fest has resold the
two story stable No. iJO West iJth street, on a
lot 2;Xl0O feet, TO a Air Brooks.
18TH STREET Peasc & ElHman have so,d
for Miss Cornolio D. E7r,e No; l2f Eas' '%jh
80 Cx1D3 3 feet. The property has not changed
handa since 1s45. The buyer viii alter !t for
business.
MONTGOMERY STREET Elias T. CoNen has
tCufht from Ellen MCManus the two four stcT
houses Nos. and II Montgomery street, ad-
joining the southeast corner of Eas. Broadway,
r'ot i9XIj feet
ELIZABETH STREET Elias :, Cohen has
rcsold the three story factory, on lot .5Nl"p
feet TO Adler & Gottesman. who viii use il for
their business
THE BRONX
INTEEVALE AVENUE-Charlcs 2. Deshler
has sold for John J Nolan the plot 'oNlo
feet. on the west side Of lIterVale avenue, 22I
feet south OF 165;h street TO builder who
will erect a five story apartment house
DAVIDSON AVENUE-J. Clarence Davies
has sold for the city Realty Company the
three story frame dwelling house, on plot 'ox
100 feet on the west side Of Davidson avenue,
14T feet north Of Foriham road.
EAsTBuRN AvENUE-J. Clarence Davies
has sold for II /. Frohne No. 1913 Eastburn
avenue. three story dwelling house, on lot
25x95 feet. near 1880 street
LONGFELLOW ANENUE-Charlcs T Dcsh-
Ter has sold for Charles Z. NixdorN the two
family detached brick house No. 1886 Long
fellow avenue.
BAYCHESTER ANENCE-The Duff Il
Brown COMPANY has sold for Martin Meske
plot 15xlSO feet on BayChester avenue, near
the railroad station, II Will be used for
amusement purposes
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWlth name and address OF purchaser and attor
neyl
MANHATTAN.
APRIL

AMSTERDAM AVE. 724. 25xsex irreg; Rose
Doctor to Patrick J Mcsherry lOa West s1st Ct
Guarantee and Trust CO. l76 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Patrick J Mcsherry TO
Maria McSherry i03 West 9lst st (mtg $4,000
April !; 500: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
ALLEN ST, 16 and Is, 45x1OO Jacob Mandel
to Sarah Mandel. IS Orchard st tmtg $4,000 all
liens: April 2; 500; attorneys. Breitbart &
Breitbart. 160 Broadway
BEEKMAN ST. lOs and III. 2sxHx irreg
Abendroth Bros, corporation. to W Eugene
Hicks 127 Tuers ave, Jersey city. (mtg
$25 600; March H. 500
SAME PROPERTY; w Eugenie Hicks TO
SIS .oOW; April /; 500; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. $50 Broadway.
BROADWAY, 475, 26x irreg;. Hannah schwab
TO Mitchere Bernstein. l West 5oth st; all
liens, April /: 500. attorneys. kurzman &
Frankenheimer. % Broad ST.
BROoMB ST. I'll, cor Norfolk st. 25x75x
lrreg; Joseph Price 10 Isaac Iopolshy' % Nof
folk st mtg $500 March q: s1Oo' attorney
y Steinmsn, 13l Essex st.
CORTLANDT ST. a., 25x125x irreg; Katha-
rinc NJ OConrell 10 Hudson Cos Corporation, 62
Cedar st mtg 100000 all liens; March 80:
500; attorney Title Guarantee and Trust GO,
lT6 Broadway.
DEY ST, s, II II e OF Greenwich st. o2xs9x
rreg; Hudson Companies to Greeley Square
153D ST. $. 675 # OF Broadway, 25x39x
Realty Co. 62 Cedar ST; March ~; all liens
i7G Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. $ cor 32d ST. 23XS0x
iueg; jefferson NJ Levy ct al TO Netta Roscn-
berg. 81 East nth st: Feb . 500. attorney.
lawyers Title Insurance and Trust so. lG0
Broadway.
LEWIS ST. lsj and 49, W cor 5th ST. 4sX
100x irreg; Marmac Construction Co to Ran
dOlph Jacobs. $40 West s0th st tmtg $IoWO
April ] 500: attorney, Lawyers Title lnsur
ancc and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
NORTH MOORE ST. u. 2ix75x irreg: llth
1T. 2Ii West; Sd ave- 2l35 and 213I. 3sx19x
iTIcg: Julius Aronson to Minnie ArOnson, 24l
East llGth St; March %; 500; attorney J
Aronson, 50 Liberty st.
PEARL ST, - and 4e, 35x irreg: Hannah A
Ackerman to Frederick Forster. 20 West
S-th st: March IL; 81. attorney, Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
SAND PROPERTY; Sarah g Hawkins ct al TO
same; March 20: 81.
PEARL ST. S cor Broad 81, 1l3x irreg
Frederick + Forster 10 Philip Phillips, 80 West
6sth 81 mtg $121 .00O Feb %; So, 80; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60. 176 Broad
way.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor Goth 81. l05nl40A
irregi Orb Realty Co to Cabot Investing 60, lSS
Broadway mtg s647,5o0); March 30; 500
SANE PROPERTY: Cabot Investing Co TO
Norwood PARK Co 6S Nassau 81 mtg sbOo,OoO'
April /; 81; attorney. Title Guarantee ana trust
Co. 11G Broadway.
WEST END AVE. 374. 20x44x irreg; Bernajah
VI Martin 10 Minnie Brown. 344 West ia 81
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Samuel Kempner TO Elias Kempner ~. xi
Elias Kempner 10 New York Mortgage % Az
Yale University Corporation 10 Bo"e'E
Katherine v V Huntington to Eizaee"
sun CONSTRUCTION 90 to Edgar LauaAo'''
Sl0,CO . - 90;
Teresa wallach to Lawyers Mortgage
$1,000. ,,,. NAM
Joseph o Goodwin, executor to Bades pau
roth: s., 600. ,..,oSmap;
Edward J Moloushney to Jacob Frle'""'''
$4,000. ,,,,oigh-
Catherine 4 Cumming TO Edward j Mo'oue"
ney; S1oO. ..
Henry A Dodge TO Lansing Co; 81 >ush,,;
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Elizabeth
$4,000. .o
John p Melcher to John Melcher; So,o"s.,,,;
Jacob Paskuz to Samuel Wacht % s
julius S Rosenthai to Samuel G wacht; si''
600. .,. Il.
Warren Sammis to Arthur q samns 90
same 20 Ida s Lamb and aro; II .~,,st.
same 10 Warren Z Samrnis and ano'
tee: ST.
Same 10 Arthur G Ssmmis: u.
Same TO Russell Samms; 81 .,,so
Sadie Clocke to Andrew Glore' soi..,s,
William Nelson 10 Henry Muller l.
500 -, ,..,,rapcs
George John to Lawyers Tale insu'S'
and Trust CO. $4,000. rrsst
Title Insurance Co to KnickefoocxS -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

% IL Aug /. Ieii Gertrude Kessan o6 70 ,tnney,
! and Robert Louis Hoguet ct al; so'"'''
r |. Hoguet, % William 81. "a,
,oa 10. Dec ia. 1905 Robert Hoguet TO soSssa "a.
savings Bank; $50, 900; attorneys strong
waleder. ~ Wall 81. 81,
/ I92D ST. :. 100 # " OF Auduoon "a, cs,,o,ias
100 Nov il 1907: Cathleen Turney 70 Csy. Is,sS
F " Morelli; $4,000; attorneys mas"
% wan ~ THE BRONX.
AVE- D. cor OF 81 st. lo3xlOo. being s,.S' y.
l56 and l59 map Unionport: March % 40 sIS,
Fredericka Goerg to Bades Damrotn'
attorney. p Davis. 320s Sd ave -, =,
ANDREWS AVE, $. 5455 II ~ ls1n Nv
5sxioo. March Is 1907. Collins Bliss to.s, 70 an.
York University: 81 500; attorney Title "DA'1'
tee Co. iT6 Broadway Co., a
BRYANT AVE. l4s9. 3. 2Nlo". SsP sat-
1910. Marie r and John Baumiller 70 laS I.s ave
tier; 81 500: attorney. Theo satter Ia t'n
G4th ST.. ,-,,
EAGLE AVE. W $. $50 It Of 16lst St. LA i,,s
l25 Nov I. 1911; Nassilik l'aIes 70 ~ fsyy
Llchtens,ein; $500 attorney isahore N''''
$40 Broadway. - sn o.
GRANT AVE. $ e cor 1s5th ST. 70 6lX2o'Asvoss 1ossos
2OS: July 49, 1904 Hyman Cohen 20 -, - a
Hirsch and sno: 81. 400; attorneys AleNa
Cohn. 81 Chambers ST ,o,,.
LOT aS7. map OF Wakefield: Jan q; a. a.,
Thomas Brennan TO Harlem Savings bshns ns,'s,I
500; attorneys. $ X e. Wightmaa ~ Dive
way.
LONGFELIJOV AVE, sws l5Oo u ua,yy D
Garrison ave 5Oxl0O: June %. 1911 hVr zoo:
and Emma Westfehlng to Ida Lamp S'
attorney W f Sammis, ! Liberty ST.
NORTHERN AVE. $. 3ta5 y iro'1oa Gao, 8
1slst St runs 2iosx 80 4xe? TX " sS ssur,-
100 TO beginning: April 2s, 1910, George d ayn-
leff to MARY Cowan, $1,000 attorney, Ls'"
son, ll0 Nassau 81. - :,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n cor ., 1910.
25x2Oo Cand two other psrcelsl: June ~ .nt
Annie Spratley TO Montgomery san2lo,p ,p-,n,s
ano. exrs: SAC, 900; attorneys. Yer PlancA i''
& Flanders. lao Broadway. .o,.
TIEBOUT AVE- 2tIi, :. 134 n o' o',nslty
ST 3lXlOO; Oct l. 1909. Central Bronx ~.
Co 20 Addie Clark. $4,000. attorney J0''
Clark. SO Liberty ST. oa.
TlEBOUT AVE. 24I0. s. 3lNloO: OCT .
same to same: s. 600: attorney as above IA.
wESrCHESTER AVE SIS. ~ 2slSl"X15,,raa
Aug 2 1909 Catharine l. Wynne TO "a, 20
Sweeney: $4,000. attorney, S Goldschm''''
Liberty St 90,
10th ST. n 5. 325 II W Of Brosdway,o Noo at Al.
100 10: Nov %. 1906; same 10 same; SSocV''
torneys Strong 4 CadHalaier. ~ wall 81 .o,,.
isoTH ST. sll East. 25xi1s2; Dec ,,,or-
Louise Boffo to Edward Mueller; S2'V''
news Lese A Connolly 81 Nassau ~.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

BRooME sTREET>-The JScob Weeks estate
has sOld 10 IL c. Kimbal the two three stoTy
ffIek buildings Nos Jl2 and jl4 Broome street
I'oe property has been In the Weeks family for
fhree generations The buyer plant 10 alter the
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
ADDrT

APRIL
AVENUE A, lO3; all; Elizabeth Schverry
ct al to Joseph Wenberger. ) yrs from May
/, 1912, 81. 400: address. 6l East l2lst st
BROOME ST. 211; corner store, etc; Isaac
Topolsky to Emma Price: Is yrs from April j.
1912; Sl.s00; address. 65 Norfolk st.
COLUMBUS AVE $50 store. etc; Charles F
Coy 20 Leslie Ware; 8 yrs from May !. lslO;
s. address. ssj Columbus ave.
GRAND ST. 274; all; Adoph Iorber to
Jacob Malbin; yrs from April !. 1912; $4,000;
address. PA Grand 81.
NORRIS AVE. 6Ss: store and basement;
Antonio Marino TO Victor Lescenski, yrs
from April l, 1872 $500. address. 6Ss Morris
ave.
floor; Thomas Adds Emmett Realty co to
William Opcnhyn & Sons; yrs from Feb l,
1912 $50 900; address. 80 Mercer st.
WASHINGTON AVE 1881: all; Sarah
Cohen to solomon Fahrer; Is yrs from March
!, 1912 $500 address, ls6 Bay 6lst st.
Brooklyn
1sT AVE. 21o7; basement; Samuel starch
TO Vincenzo Romano; yrs from May !, 1911;
S2C4, address. 2l9I Isl ave.
1sT AVE 21o9 north store. floor and base
ment, Raphael Noncoore and ano 20 Antonio
stafa; YRS from May l. 1912; s7s0 address
1sT AVE. 2o42; all Edward Hyams, exr. to
Frank Lore 3 yrs from May l. 1911; $4,000;
address. 1857 Fulton ave
1ST AVE. 7a7; store and cellar; Abraham
Levy to Benjamin SchwartzbaTth 3 yrs from
May l, 1912, SLIGO; address. 7e7 lst ave,
5TH AVE, 2168; store and cellar; Alice s
Anderson to Diedrich OettirR, . yrs from May
/. 1912; $1,000; address. 2163 9Th ave
sTH AVE. s96 to SOS sty bldg; Bertha
Hoefer to Empire City Iron Works. Inc yrs
3 mos from Dec l, 1911; s1,0s0; address 500
sth
BOTH ST. SO to 81 west; ground floor and
basement; Newtown Creek Dock Properties TO
Abercrombie & Fitch Co, yrs from May !,
1912; $4,000; address, So West 36th st
146TH ST. 5h1 East. store. etc; Emma A
Griedmann TO Constantine Elsessor, 3 yrs from
April !, 1912; s720; address. 5j1 East 1A6th St
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
MORTGAGE LOANS.
- o,r1 FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
DOUBLE LOFTS

49,. uaSt' an improvements. sl,soo; best
Extra HSn,, en- YORK.. full commission. Inquire InS9
va nalue sron,ses J W CUSHMAN Co.. -4o-"
W 49, o3d -, New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
CONNECTICUT.
SANITARY BAKERY So South sS":s Sol~al Mai'
Houses For Sale or Rent

Farms. gentemen's estates. etc; shore prop-
: erty. J. NJ. LAYTON co. me- South NOT
| walk, Conn
| AN ISLAND CONSISTING OF y ACRE;
! with fine bungalow, situated on Long lsand
| Sound. extensive view; Ave minutes from troll,
! lev: private bathing beat fine nshing ana
! duck shooting. +. GASTON owner Ne"
! Haven. Conn. ------
| MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE EsTATE.--OVER
1870 acres; finest view IN New England 10
room house. other outbuildiugs. no reasonable
| offer refused J. A. PEASE. lO24 Main st.
Bridgeport. Conn. -----
HOUSES BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR COM,
ruters. with all improvements; minutes OF
station: one hour from new YORK write loI
Information or call. {. F. HOYT. at the south
Norwalk Trust COMPANY
AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS
for - years Danbury. conn, with stock, ana
10 room house outbuildings: plenty OF frult.
ane view. must be sold al sacrihce. as owner
mus, 90 south JOHN BAUR. SO Norwalk. -.
SOUTHPORT CONN.-To close an estate; 500
feet OF water frontage. house and outoullo-
ings. private boat house; eyerythins up y
date. magnificent view Of river and Il l.
sound L. B. CURTIS. Bridgeport conn.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
---- r.sr SInF
PEAL ESIAIE {

-, ae,a,e our clients waiting. VIM j.
Forch & Co, S Dearborn st: Gh.sag2.- g.-----. ~.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
NEW ENGLAND.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE LAKE MAHoPAC' =, HouSS, no, SSs
yurn,shAd nine rooms. two baths. gaIagei wv
ocrss. on lake: fine view Tel. 5425-Eector.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
THE BRONX

l3lST ST. t23 West; sty brk, 1sv99; Doroth'
VI Booss to Frederick L z Booss. Chicas
(prior mtg sli 900. Jan 10. l Vt, per cen
5000. attorney. r II Hahn. 65 Liberty st.
THE
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

llSTH ST. 322 East 3 sty brk 25x1O0: Domi-
nick L,e Louise 70 Timil Realty Co 300 Broad
wa': April /. 3 yrs per cent. $1,000. attorneys.
krakowcr a Peters 300 Broadwav
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

llsTH ST. 217 Past. 4 sty brk. isNlO0. Realty
Realization Corporation To state Bank March
p. VI. per cent 81. 900, address. 37S
Grand st
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

t09TH ST lS2 East; sly brk. 25x irreg.
Anirae Caceila 20 Emmanuel Arnstein. i0l West
77th 81 prior mtg 5000 March ! due as per
bond $500. attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
% 11G KrnahmaN
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

BOYD AVE, . :. POS Il OF Jefferson ave. 25S
100 Nincenzo Merendino 10 Agnes W Bertieir
London. England 3 yrs o per cent So 500: al
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
i60 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate salesroom,
Nos. IA and 16 Nosey street.
Iognpn
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

Farms gentlemen's estates. etc; shore prop
erty J. NJ LAYTON CO, Inc, South Nor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-10
No LOOph0le, Mr.. Gardner?

The committee appointed by council to take u the determination of
tree pests reports that the city has funds for that purpose and that
it can OF go farther. The committee has doubtless inquired of the
city attorney what the legal powers of the council are in this matter and
has correctly reported the situation to the citizens.
However, there is a difference between the strict nterpretati of the
law and a reasonable interpretation. We all know that in cases which
are not even a n emergency, that moneys Of cities, states, and the nation
are applied under heads which originally did n t have the meaning read
into them.
The entire interstate commerce legislation is built up O n the provi-
of the nation no the regulation of railroads.
The city attorney has doubtless reported the strictly technical side
of this legal question. Is there n o loophole? We are OF anxious that
this money for spraying the trees come from the city treasury, but W
are anxious that the trees shall be sprayed uniformly and effectively. If
n nan trees are sprayed while those O. his neighbor are neglected
spraying is not of full benefit. Insects have very little knowledge of
property lines and ownership. ,
l. a city which can appropriate money for band concerts and for art
exhibitions, there ought to b some means Of buying a IRA fol the
protection of h rec of the city. We believe that by a seriouse effort
to solve this situation that enough legal lumber "a be found with which
to build a structure of protection for the trees.
Is there n % loophole, Mr.. Gardner?