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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles Z. Van Nalen has leased space
in No 80 TO 50 John street 10 John Leni-
hen. II. Heinrich, William Mulheiser, The
Regent Jewelry Manufacturing Company:
in Nos 81. and SO Maiden Lane TO Green
berg &. Levine Louis Frackman. Samuel
Sutton and Schoengold L. R!kles; IN No %
William street 70 Norris W. Brown, In
,ernational Sales Company and Franck
& Mitchell.
:. Osgood Pell s. Co. in conjunction
with Mark Rafalsky g. Co. have leased
for the Number Two East Forty-siXth
Street Company the two ground floor
stores in No : East 10th street 10 Ferle
Meier for term OF years
The American Rubber Company aud the
Boston Rubber Company has rented Of
fees for a term OF years in the Wilson
Building, Broadway and sd street.
The McVickar. Gaillard Really Com
pany leased the southerly store in the
Depew Building. No. 4s7 TO 1871 Fifth ave-
nue.. for a term OF years TO the American
Express Compa ny.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry rented space In
the Architects Building 10 Samuel Par
sons ~ Co., also duuitioiidi oinSc9 "
Lockwood, Green a. Co. OF Boston.
Harry Parker and Daniel Birdeall g.
Co. leased the first loft Nos. 70 West
47th street TO Emma X. Rice for term
Of years at an aggregate rental Of $4,000.
Folsom Brothers. Inc, leased the four
story house, No. rs East SSh street, 10
Mrs Frank Brooks
Chris Scherloh leased the dwelling No.
S1s West 18th street for term Of years 70
William A. Read.
Gustave Britt leased the dwelling No.
2c Bank street to Annie Bartles and the
dwelling No. 23e West 18th street 10 John
LANCER.
Post & Reese leased the dwelling No. 40
West 5oth street. for William j. Taylor,
10 Mrs Helen F. Roggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
81 100000 FOR LOFT IN 4TH STREET
Twelve Story Structure Occupying Block Front between
Broadway and Lafayette Street, Sold at Auction.
NEW OWNER FOR APARTMENT HOUSES IN 18TH STREET

building being erected on o5th street west
Of Ninth avenue. OIL plot 2r"xl22 feet.
The Abfar Realty Company mas pro-
cured from the Manhattan Mortgage
Company building loan Of 5000" on the
two five story apartments being erected
By the company on the triangular plot
Home street, Bryant avenue and west
Farms Road, The Bronx.
The Emmay Realty Company NJ. q. W.
Ash obtained a building loan OF slo0,"p
from the Cermania Life Insurance Com
pany for the Improvement OF the north
cast corne Of Pinehurst avenue and lefh
street. icOxloo6 feet. with n six story Gle
vator apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07

Carolina. 100 punches. Sc dsi: New orlean,a..'
biol, s. q 81 90; Bermuda crate. 30 4 t0c' oiu'
Dbl or bag. II asi rs; CARROTS. BeimVoa'
crate, 'cC ISL. South Carolina, 100 DuhCn..
81 y 81 %; New Orleans. Dbl. 81 (D$1 0lo, pse,
1Jc a 81 20 CUCUMBERS basket. ;. 1V1
s. 30. CABBAGE. Florida new. basket, ~
G0c. crate, SlaSl 30. South Carolina, new
81 Il 81 -: old. 81 Danish ton, 81 -. ~
SIS q SIG. CAULIFLOWERS. ts!liV I,, i''
crate, 81 90 q So han craft, 81 pSl %; ~ To-
Florida, 12-inch case. s2pS2 80: lO-inch case
81 100 s. ~: S-inch case 81 30 81; cantor
ni1. standard case. 81 J0p 81 30; DerinuGa'
onion crate. S11Sl %; CELERY hHcn''
100 lunches. Sass: CHICORl ami ESSn-
ROLE. New Orleans Dbl. s: ooGS5 30; tio''
ida. bon. 81 5cds. %: Cuban. 81 - q = I 80;
ENDIVE. 10. i.0lGc; HORSERADI,h. !Vv
lb. SEA 81. KALE Dbl. 40 'oc; kOti ki,Nsl'
New Orleans 100 punches. Sos toriioI'
ida, basket. 50c asl 20; South Carolina. 'Vc
81 %; LIMA REANS. Florida; crate o. 20, 1ae.
kct, s2M$4. Cuban. crate. SlpS3: LFHho,
700 punches. SlGS1 30; MINT half boz. ~
TSi OKRA Florida. carrier. S-rN.'. g,
cuban. 81 Sc; PEAS, Florida, small, Gss Ne,
81 20 n 81 80: PEPPERS. FLORIDA carrier 60
Wsl 80: atm box. 81 50as2 90; cnos = sH So O..
r'er. sfTsI 30: largo crate, 81 .J0 y -
PARSNIFS. Dbl 75c 81; PARSLEf: -
orleans. curly bbl. 81 % aS?; plain 80 20
bermuda crate 150P0c: Ilcrida; easSC,.
MAINE. FLORIDA. basket. 81 81 80, New or
leans. bbl. sITs2: Bermuda. crate. -
81 30: SPINACH. bbl s1Gsl 80: SHALL j.,
BIZ. t2n$J; SQUASH old. hbl ~ 1o' >
Cuban now whit. box SOS -. ioi,nS'
$20s2 -. basket. 81 550s2 .: rth i.HIrs
Florida carrier S1QS:: Cuban. SlrAI 20
VyATrECDESS 100 lunches. 81 J0H 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
ORGANIZING LUNCH CLUB
To Occupy Floors in the Upper Part
Of Woolworth Building.

The BROADWAY and Park Place Com
pany. owners OF tho Wooworth Building.
the tsllest structure In the world. have
arranged preliminary details for the or
Ganizing OF lunch club 10 be known as
the New Amsterdam Club, which is 10
lave for its quarters tie twcnty-seyenth
and twenty eighth floors Of the big str7Ic-
ture
Details OF equipment and organization
are being looked after by John II. Thorpe
lie said that near 500, 900 viii be needed
70 furnish and equip the rooms Speaking
of the plans now contemplated. Mr.
Thorpe said YESTERDAY:
I'm addition 10 the usual comforts and
Injuries. the New Amsterdam will have a
gymnasium, squash courts. handball
rourts. private dining rooms FOR ladies.
writing and lounging rooms, and q grill
which VIII be finished ia buff with THINGS
descriptive and reminiscent Of old New
Amsterdam
''Fhe membership may DO limited 10
one thousand. That point has not yet
been settled We expect 10 have the
Club rcacy FOR use by September I. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
RECORDED LEASES.

with name aud address OF lessee
AMSTERDAM AVE as. all; Eliza !
Quin to Cushman Globe 60; Sy rs ,Io'n ave- ave-
/ 1872: 81 800; address. tl5 AmstctulIn, - y,
AMSTERDAM AVE. l1@3 store Nill'a u
IIobson to Abraham Samuels ana ana, :, .a7
mos from March I. 1913; s3'ooo' apu''SS'
BRooK AVE. 2o2 and 2Oi. store and base
ment. cream City Holding 60 20 sara. u
Moshman; 8 yrs from Dec l. I''-' F''''Y'
ao @hSII. sT is5, store and basement;
David ShaN and ano to william AVi1hn
from May T., 1919. to May l. l''' N'''O'
address. Isl West I6Ist st. r,a-d
CHAMBERS ST. "a, store et'- ,' re ron,
Kroizor TO Progrs ss've Lunch co; yre iIol"
MAY !. 1913: $500; address. west bro'"-
Tf'NiTERvALE AVE. soi. cor Of , RGrG
Drcyer; from March I. 1918 to Dec d. l'l''
MADISON AVE 1898 and 100 ground ground
roor &c: Reliable Amusement 20 70 ,lo ",
Miller; 10 yr', from Msrcn J. '''"'-'
81 ANS AVE, I'll store: sol '9hG a.. 20
samuel Re,uil;. { yrs from Aus J. w.
81 900: address. Ell = ANA aye aye p,,,oo u
v.,ner 20 Tout. r'shkow; > yrs from May
tqi.;. 5000 address ~ washington 81
ISL AVE ii3. north store. John Nun 10
NsTaha% ,o$ rI .GcJ ndd 4%% r is Is,
30 AVE-. aOo7 store. etc. Frank Por,o 20
James Bruno. ; yrs from M"reh J. i''''
address VI
IN, AVE 1854 store floor; WiIlarn
Ns,,os 20 Richard / Schaake; 10 LIs' ron .
March 9 1912. g." 500; address 49, Last
i6i,h st. am ..,a rec. croisc
acaitv 60 10 Dcnnison Mfg Co; ~ y!s i ,gi,,
Nov /. iaI2: $4,000; address % f'a''N'"'
7ru AVE. 2a7 all: Jacob Man mn 9rnr,
?, al .,~s 10 Agostino Gazzoio; yrs TON
W,S + ,oi3. 5000; address Van '>e''
eTrir AVE- I,i and Lac all. Leonard We.
90 rd~ard A-nhei,sr aud ano, atS ~,
varch , 1913. $500. address III "'
' STu AVE ESQ I'll: Patrick r Cnsick 30
Wizard Veisbergs-. yrs. mos u u,..tr
March :. 1918. $1,000. address - "'s'
$orri ST 3r5 wcr. .to.', ', ron Nc Ma
r-uii,n 20 ruciau roWsnthai. > Hrs inoIn 80
ipi:. a oe0. address PSI Ocean fsr'N'''
Proo'Slyn 90, ,-.,.- ,ucn. ,ruz
60 TsiIor " Komprer: ) yrs rom W'S
f,,.,. a. 900. address. o4| "c'i o'tn ,,,..-,o,
i;:Tu ST l23 East. al, Morris ) ,Ne,ot@'
- Morris Borh. = re from NI'" -
scs0' address. ~ Eas, ilA'h AZ. .,-,..,o,, :.
ItoTH ST $50 Tss' store. Chr,s ' ,,ri;
I<upner 20 William Innge > Nrs 'foih N'''
,at- e. TOO. address. 2@3l % ave.
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r schm,d, TO Peter schmidt SIC East lov'n ~, ~,
FED rs; $50: attorney. Thomas Hiii' Nv
FOX ST. es7. 40Ixl2S; winfred watson 70
Montcomerv Maze. 322 West 9th st nntg 81 49,
OOOD: March ); 500; attorney M "aNe'
Broadway. o -, ~socrau, o.
tate: Grace I, Mackenzie to George Mscksnh -,
1919 Taylor ave: March 9: ell liens SiV'' nv
torney. { May. IS Park Row. ,,2o.
LOTS 272 and 2Ie map SBom men'f' fletcher 94S
Gth ave: Fob %: 81; attorney lhoi'"7 "
Fletcher 943 9Th ave r-ors,er
LOT lOi. map 463 lots = ana ~ ~ Cun-
Minis a6s West 45d st. March u: SiVo' s,,ot
ney Lawyers Title Insurance Co. lou n'o"'
Tor ,oi man 463 lots. + and n 4 Forster
r, al 1870: James r Murphy 10 Joseph w
Cummins. 62s West 43d 81; March .; aho ,. n,
ST. attorney. LAWYERS Title Insurance 90, 10"
FRoTosED RID :, 5i5 - OF Old Post rd.
75xo7. ax75xioo.s: Mosholu ave. s., 49, ~ :"
Of stone monument, which II ito.li ~ 20 20
Old Post rd 5oXioo: MAJ G sn,ii Is. 1905
Gntec 81 600: s.; attorneys. Duer, strong d
Whitehead IS Exchange pl -, ,c-,, g,
SHERMAN AVE. s. 100 II OF '1 OTTO 7
ato 6xoOJ: Yorktown Realty GO TO clto . :.
tchwarzlor. ~ East fremont are' narc CT. ', y
,mtCe $40 o:,D: >i0o: attorney Lawyers iN'e
Insurance CO. 800 Broadway. ,,.,s
TOPPING; ST. 1865. s. 29A9J; iiai'hal .:eH ,t -
70 Hose Patton. 1894 Briggs ave mtge 5000,
March 3; 81. attorney, . Patton I'' "rVa'
Nar. 49,. a. e. . -, ,eo.b
WASHINGTON AVE. " 5. 2iolo II o, lev,il
- 3IGxIiJ: Jonas We'll 81 al To fanns
r;rucn. IIG East :o;h st: March g. ana l.
500: attorney. u J We'll beekman -,
WASHINGTON AVE. - = 2lo. ~ ~ o,
,Snth ct 376ylij: Fanny Griien 10 jonas me''
and auo 81 East ,2d It; March q 'mige NiJ b.
900: $50; attorneys, Wei d Mayer Beck
man ST. ,,,,- ,cs,b
lGSTU -, ~ East. - - l1H42 =: ioSul
{, 40 Fast = 2iiixi27: Model Construction
90 20 Frank Netussak 332 East 93d 81 rep
20 (intc S1I 2JO): 500. attorney, WHEN Is
Dressler 49, Central Park West
,ssTJf CIR p ~ u ~ OF BsthSatc ave.
oo,of ox2Oxaop; James + Curnen. ref 20 Iunis
: Eogart. i5i 74th 81. BROOKLYN; March y
a. 100. attorney, Charles n Lott. "03 Broad"ay
ognTU ST Hurley ave 25eth IT and Newton
tho block being land lying in bed on Old Al
barv pos, Road 25Ox5O. etc: James II Murphy
90 t,,v OF Now York: March {: Letters patent:
.at,orney. Lawyers Title insurance Co. ~"
I:rsadwar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. March %. l'I"-
BEEN ES-Reccipts. 6S cars or i'V ,a lin
lo trading to-day in live cattle' -
STEADY Dressed beef in some demand anu
fun steady AZ last quotations .o,d an
CALNE>-Receipts. $40 neaG, u nIin,e
veals sold at s9asl2 per 100 ID. culis' - ~,
BARNARD calves nominal pressed Ca'T Ms
steady: city dressed veals. 11Tl"' pr ~
sI,Frp ND LAMBS Receipts 10 car.
or JGJ3 head. cars on sale. M@fh'd ~ ~
all around, no really choice SOC, ZOO ~, GOOD
Medium sheep sold nj 81 per 100 10, e. 60
lens M g =, ID So 80. Dressed mutton sIVN
but aiu. ~ aHl1i.c per IT.. dresser AN
lsf. GlJlect nos dressed. l"', ~ a.
dressed uothous lanpS. uH'"""s'' 80
: PS. sanders, 200 ohio lambs. = -
a-cracc. al ~ - per 100 To; sho'P ''
ID K St. Commission COMPANY: roc Mcni-
IIOGs-Reccipts col cars. OF io'o hcau'
car arrived late for mathtt' co 10 - ,10
ana nominal quotations So ga ;" :" p, y.
10. Countrv dressed hogs steady az va i -'
per ID. uoce-s,rons: TO-
1ieht s. sass so: mixed. SOC -
heavy. s. 2oass 67ia rough: $500 - r 20,
pigs. Sc 7oass - cA = i. a ,eGc: Texas
steers S. 30 So 10. stockcrs and te oG, ~ =
sc osasS -. COWS and heifcrs - UootirS,,
csl1es, S7a$I1. HEEI,--S ;'carI,nss ga
I 400. native. - i'H 80
Kansas CIV. March G.-CATrLi:-S,,,'I.oon,,rr ,
receipts. 1000 including 500 Sou, W, e.,
,,r.eseq beef and Export steers
e. 4" Southern cows. $, 25dSI -; bull nlls'
Is las calves, SIS - $40. Ht,S's "a,
roccin,s. 7oco bulk. s. 500 = 80 a, soo
e. p50ss * packors and butchers $3.50
* =: light s. 45asS 53; pig; Stas. ~,
Si1E 81 tpHighSr; receipts. 1000: co ora
lambs. SIS s. -; earrings ;. 80 60
"rg So n sc 81: cwes. 81 y 81 -, roooir..
100 Sironc steers sass % hcitcrs 81 -,
- - 90 Cow Sc sG go: calves stead. ~
e. HOGS-Rcccipts. "4"i. sWo,e .
1,r[ RS s. qOd 80: common so"s' ~ ~
pies and tights. So s. g. s,ass e. "a
SHEEP-Receiptts . 90 f;;aso.5
So, Rufialo. March G--CATTLE Il NJ
,-rS1 -peceipts. 100. activ" ana s''au' ,o
sE>Af.LI S fTOGs.|Receir,k 2.Gpo. aciiVss; ;"
T,5s higher. heavy. 81 . :" i", me-, co -.
50 20; YO,tksgrsss az 9nd si g'ss sc:oGs7 IS:
Io 1if,ns soa.e35 SHEEP tND iAAh3H
Tsccipts 5000: active. - ao Eel
ia,,bs Sc n sp25: yea-lings. SO" - o. 80,
az a. 1853 rs: ewes, SO oup 40 ~
miycd. s51ss7'.
fBv telegraph 20 The Tribrnt.l
g. ro,;s March s-CATTLE--t'ce'p,
200. supply again small; ccmana 'Sr Co. ','
prices Nr1ner; steers. 81 ~ - eonthe-n
s. so " s. $Ssassi5. HOES -Esce,p'.. sou,
siee.N, ct8c higher: choice medium 20
-. weights sS75gss s. nu.S 9i go a.,
e. 5o9 IS 50: packers. 50 30 ~ ~ 80 m
eissoi' nirs 81 5oqss 80 sHEEPLRc.cte,,,p ~ =,
ga; paSfive and stronger: lambs >. ~ =, =
e. o." ". ,nu,ton sheep, So $3.50 30 conmo"
:, ,rediuu ssTSj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
KRAMER ESTATE IN COURT
Heirs Want Thalia Theatre Site
Partitioned.

\ quit TO partition real estate on the
Bowcry. including the Thalia Theatre.
and also 10 sell lots in Audubon Park. on
Riverside Drive. was begun in tile Su-
preme Court yesterday. The suit was
brought by the three grandchildren 81
William Kramer. who died on July 20,
1907 and left n large estate. part Of which
included what is now known as the At
lantic Garden. NJ Nos. - and - Bowory.
also the Thalia Theatre. at Nos. IS and
IS Rowcry Lots and improved real cs-
tate in Audubon Park. valued At $1,000.
tho complaint states. are involved. Tho
Thals Theatre property IS valued AZ
80 90 There is no sale OF tho Atlantic
Garden property requested, nor IL the
value Of this property given. The Thalia
Theatre property and tho lots In Audubon
Park the complaint asks TO have sold
by order ~ tho court. and the moneys re
ccivcd divided proportionatcly among the
heirs
The three Grandchildren bringing the
suit arc Elise H.. Ida J. and Louis Eft
linccr eighteen sixteen and eleven wears
old. respectively They arc the children
of Mrs Ida O.. *. Ettlinger. daughter OF
William Kramer. who left the estate. Ac-
co-dins 10 the complaint. the grandfather
Let his great estate TO six children. After
slloitiug q certain amount Of cash and
other property 20 each % tho children
there remained as residuary estate the
property now involved. the Thal!a Thea
tie and tho real estate in Audubon Park.
In addition 10 $500 ~ cash Mrs Eft
. linScr the mother OF the children bring
7 !nc Tho suit was left a one sixth interest
/ IN this property. which was made q trust.
She was 20 receive her interest from
tho trust monthly. quarterly or sem-an-
nually. as II Nigh, happen that tho rents
/ were collected IN either one OF those three
ways. The rcsiduary estate was accord
ms 20 the provisions OF tho elder Kra-
mers will, 70 90 placed In the hands OF
his two sons, Albert j. Kramer and Will
ian kramer. g.. and Conrad Weber.
/ They were also the executors OF the old
| mans will. II is against these three that
, the suit - being brought
The complaint asks that they % dis
missed from having control OF the prop
( c!tI IN question and that tho court make
! some other arrangement. 50 that the
! property may be sold and the money or
securities received for Il may be appor-
toned. This Is the only equitable way IN
which this res!dUary estate can b.
handled 10 .lo benefit OF those entitled
10 enjoy the income from IT, The three
children bringing the suit DO so on the
| grounds that they are entitled to do 20
, under the provisions OF their grand
fathers Will which passed the property
on 10 them at the death Of their mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
THE COTTON MARKET
Nervous, but Less Active, with
Narrow Range of Prices.

Some OF the nervousness LEFT over iIoH'
WEDNESDAYS sharp break in cotton prices
was evident yesterday. bu' there was COM
paratively little activity and price changes
kept within narrow limits. southern crop
advjces were all optimistic. but news from
the spot markets was conflicting. stories
Of easiness coming principally from New
orleans and Memphis The close was up
3 or 4 points from the lowest OF the DAY
and was within point either way from
the close OF Wednesday, with the tone OF
the market steady. Except for decline
NJ + &c at Norfolk. Southern spot markets
1vere unchanged the local market holding
quiet at 12.70c for middling upland "o
sales; delivered on contract 1900 pa'es'
Local contract prices
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CLUBHOUSE TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been fled FOR The new home
for the Freundschaft Socicty. OF which
Max 3. Brill is the president II viii he
located on the north side Of o,th street,
100 feet west Of Sixth avenue. having
frontage OF l3 feet and q depth OF 1905
feet.
In the basement will be bowling alleys
and a circulating library. with a large
circular lobby and gril.room on the III st
floor. A ballroom viii occupy the second
and meZzanne floors. There will he one
large cardroom and two small card
rooIrs and a board room on tic third
f!our. with a billiard room and lounging
room on tho fourth floor. and TWO small
card rooms and library on the NTH
floor. and roof garden. The building
viii ne frcproof and equipped With one
elevator George and Edward Blum,
architects. have estimated the cost at
$4,000.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o. lenders attorney.
MANN attain.

AVE e. III mige on lease. etc: Feb %.
1912. Hyman Roscnson TO II koehler 4 Co;
So. OO0
BRooME ST. ~. o0x4i. q. Jan 20. lai2:
Morris Roseutoyer 20 Berna, Springer. $1,000:
attorney. n WaNenbaYm. i2i stanton St
COLUMBUS AVE. : e cor Goth ST. J0N,fo 8;
sept :. 1909. onset Realty co 10 Lorimer \
Cushman. $1,000: attorney, Title Guarantees
and Trust co. i16 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1889. 2oxl00: Dec IS 1911
Jennie Wolf 10 Charles kennedy. 5000; attor-
nev. Irving l. Bloch. AS Prospect pl Brooklyn.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n O cor I6ith 81, 100. :
SlJ9. 1X39. iixi2I 10; Dee II. 1912. Octav Land
co IN Church OF - Rose OF Lima. New York
$4,000: attorneys. Taylor & Jackson, II Broad
5rH AVE. cor oath ST. 20 l5xIO22 May
2s. lNOl. Al Hayman 10 Mutual Life Insurance
co: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trus, Co,
l16 Broadway.
1TH AVE. cor 12J,h ST. 100 likes: March
10. 1902 Wendolin J Nauss 20 Equitable Life
Assurance society: $4,000, attorneys, steiner
& Petersen. 200 broadway
9TH ST. 5i3 West. 25x9s o. March 10 1907
James A and Pearl Allen to Phebe " Me
Conihe' $4,000; attorney, w McConihe. A.
>ME PROPERTY; July % 1910 Jennie l.
Carney to James a Allen. 81 Wall ST: 5000.
4lST ST. 3is West. 25x0s.9, March 20 1909
Morris and sadie Epstein 10 Pauline Jacobs and
order supreme Court Justice Vernon VI Davis:
81 500: address. 49, West 10th st.
5GrH ST. - West. i6xlooJ: March .. 1883:
heimer and ano. trustees. SIS 600; address. -
Broad ~.
18TH ST :, 200 IT W Of 9Th ave 5oxloo II;
sept - 1912; Gertrude Nandcrbeck TO Realty
M'~'gage 60; $500; attorneys. stoddard &
Ma a. i2S broadway
1i4TH ST. ), 100 # Of 9th ave. 25xi0o II
March I. 1905; William and Grace & Hyde
10 Henry Brune: $4,000: attorney. Henry
Wondt ~ Nassau st.
18TH 81 s. l15 II OF 10th ave c5x
100; Feb 10. 1912; Joseph T and Nora Fsllon
adj
1t.
The Bronx.
BArIGATE AVE c cor 18th ST. 81 ioy
-. April IT, 1899: John ard Mary J % Brien;
$1,000; attorney, Ronald Is Brown. so Broad
way.
CLAY AVE. =. 600 Il n of i6Jth st. aJxi00:
oct I. 1909: samuel aud Amaie Gambetsky 10
William Sei1; $500, attorney, Frank Gass. .2l5
Westchestcr ave.
cRESTON AVE ave h. c cor of 1881 lid)
II, runs 10 10 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course \ looS Sax look 40 Ia ave
100 ~ beg; June IL. ls3S, Jacob \ and
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET u

The following transactions "er. p ao
corded yesterday at tho New o'n I'd
Estate Exchange salesroom' Hos' - arr
90 Ncscy street:
By Joseph Il. Day.
,ooru ST n East. n g. 1924 II " or
Park ave. 2s.ioxio0II: sty tenmt; sofa ~
the plaintiff for 5000. , from,
4TU ST. 20 20 East, 5 S, Wno'o o. -,
betueen Rroadpav and Lafayette pl' -'o'DN
JxasxT3.11: IL sly lott anu no s'V''
bidv: sold 10 tho plaintiff for si.oo""o' %. :,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 40 60. % yold ,o
st. l1.4N66 iOX11.2x60.s 81! hN's
the plaintiff for $3i,J"S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-07
Manhattan.

6srf STRUT -Cha-lc. y Van Na'en La
s9ld for TIE GIamoni con-'Iuc'o,n. ronp..;
street. on a. flrt 3lNln icct.
NEW CHAMBERS STREET. Charles r Van
Naion has solf iOr Mary =. SANFORD The 'on-
story tenement houses Nos s. ana - Ne"
James T. Barr 4 Co have
sold - Anthony Koilbie No. 80 Ii-oad"ay
tween ;he Bradley and Princes1 Court apa-'-
meuts. Mr. koelDle win alter 'he bui!oing FOR
icisT sTRETT.-J,mes !. Etchinshsin hns
sold for John c. O't,roerg and Others No {"
West lols, street. G,e stor, Na,house. ~ d
10, .jAlo9 Il fce,. 20 D.; Henry ". Holins
bougr, from JOIN z. kcll, Nos. ,'6 md ~
I.eno. avenue. tWo hyc stor, fs:hc>sce. on =
plo, 69x,J feet. A. tic southeast corner - i--'h
street.
18TH STREET. - CASPER =. :. schnoor has
purchased from MARY i. Martin Nos o5e ana
o5s West Iss,h street a i've -,ory apartment
house OF plot 50xl0,.j feet. located 80 feet
east % -. Nichoss avenue -.
SsTH Strict Folsom Brothers have sold
lol Phi'ip S;euernagsl the i've s;crt tenement
house 40 81 East s,th street. Of lot -1Aioo ,
iee, 10 Joseph Hermann for impTo' ement
ETH STREET. i David Gilmore las sold ne
Eve story tenement house 10. - Eas' l''u'
street; on 10, .5A9o II zee,
CLINTON STREET. -Reoecca Hams has 'old
=, l. ". Eothuan No. - Clinton street.
fvc story tcnemen: house. on lot -oNio, fcet
Tho Bronx.
BArNEs AVENUE Ems, 4 Calm and
j. J. Pittfnau have sold 20 II. e. Lennon VI"
two story and basement two faulty nous
No ls., Barrier avenue. on 10; ia 100 feet.
FORDHAN pOAp--The Drross COMPANY
mas sold fCc Pu!miis 4. Burt 80 :4"' to'd-
ham road . three story bricl drelling
mouse. on lot 20Xa6,G feet.
MAHAE ANENCE-V. VI. Wci.s 90.
have sold Tor william y. N-wei! tho piot,
1ucXi0O feet, on the west SD" o' Manah
avenue $50 feet north % Tr'mor' road. o
oWyIUIiITF PLANS AvENUE-Huso wabs;
has solo 10 a builder plot 50xI00 fec. Oh
White Plans q caue, 800 feet uoFih OF Bos-
TOR road. -,
i1GTu STEEET--t. J. Madden SOLD foF
a. DVyer & cary Construction company
A. story apartment house. 21Zloo feci, 81
,te s3uthcast come. 81 is6th street ana
I50TU sfHIET-A J. Ma .5en sold tog
Ni9ttNew . Doyle builder. tie uo!thvcSt
corner Of 15o,a stree; and Prospect avenue
on a lot 951i''0 feet. vacant.