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THE WAY IS PLAIN.

The people of this section have sell dom had their attention called to the railroad commission of the state ex- cept when there was before them a round of candidates for the office of railroad commissioner. We have voted for the commissioners. and help ed pay the tax to support the com mission. Now we see what we regard as an opportunity for the railroad commission to do something for Hot Springs. 4 sufficient passenger sta ton to give the people the service they are entitled to is demanded of the Iron Mountain road, The commis- sion Is appealed to. There has already been too much delay If this railroad commission takes hold Of that ques- ton promptly and orders the railroad to act promptly, We will have witness ed some genuine results from the state railroad commission
 Many persons who rake through another's character with a fine-tooth comb to discover a fault, could find one with less trouble by going over their own character with a horse rake
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FORCED ID EAT
 CRUSHED ICE
And was Not Even Allowed Privilege of Sitting Up, but Finally
 Wins Out.

Kaplan, La-Mrs. Casamear Burk- hart, of this town, gives out following for publication: T feel that I owe my life to Cardui. the woman's tonic. I was married iast April, and was in fairly good health. shortly after marriage my health began to fail, and for three long months I was threat ened with serious sickness.
 passed most of my time in bed, with a nurse at my bedside, At last, was told an operation was neees, sary. was so weak could retain nothing on my stomach but crushed ice, and was not even allowed to sit up in bed.
 A friend of mine advised me 10 use Cardui. the woman's tonic, and they got bottle for me, as last resort
 After taking Cardui for one week, I was able to be up in my room. After continual use for two months, l was in perfect health, and couid do all Of my work without tiring.
 I take an occasional dose of Car dui and Black-Draught now, to keep my system in good condition.
 Several of my friends are uSing Cardui with good results. I am never without it in the house"
 There's bottle of Cardui waiting for you at your nearest druggists Ret it and begin taking today. You will never regret f.
 N. B-Wriet to. Ladies' Advisory Dent. Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chatta- nooga. Tenn. for Special Instructions and e4-page book. Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper on re- quest.
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GREAT HALF PRICE SALE.

See the special low prices at Sc cords Art Store on all our beautiful display pieces.
 Half price on all our elegent i'm ported leather snoppmg bags, embroid- cred towels. pillow slips, centerpieces; all reduced; baby jackets, caps, dresses, wrappers. sweaters, petit coats, at half price.
 Lace collars, embroidered collars ana iabots of any description at any price.
 The very best yarn, all kinds ana colors. at 10 cents per skein. D. M c. crochet thread at 10 cents and up'
 Lessons free Stamping and em' bTo.dery to order.
 SECORD"S ART STORE,
 Al Central Avenue. Phone l5ab.
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Uncle sam should direct himself 10 the apbuilding of his health resort first, and the parks should come aft efwards.
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A man will always boast that the town he lives in has the most beauti- ful women, and yet he nearly always goes away from the town he lives in for 8 wife.
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Mrs. John Nj. Kenney and son of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss Josephine Crimmins of Chattanooga, Tenn, reached the Arlington yesterday They contemplate making an extend ed stay
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MYERS & EDWARDS
Contraetora.

Any parties desiring to let con- tracts in stone, concrete or brick please submit your plans to US before awarding your contracts. Am now stopping at Townsend Hotel. Will leave in g. few days for Davenport, Okla, where you may reach me by mail. or submit your plans in brief to W. E. Myers, Cushing. Okla.
 R. D. EDWARDS.
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Letters of introduction are not al ways successful to get man into good society, no more than eloquent obituaries are to get man into heaven.
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Iris darkest just before dawn but the man who gets up at midnight to hunt for a match on the corner of q washstand cant see how 1t could be any darker.
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The senatorial race is reaching that point where the judgment of the can didates not to make Joint cam paign is vindicated.
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much better tlan l did when the doctor was treating me. l don't suffer any bearing down pains atallnow and ! sleep well. l cannot say enough for Lydia E.
 Pinkham S Vegeta- bic Compound and Liver Pills as they have done so much for me. 1 am enjoy
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Methodist Minister Recommends
 Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy.

Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca, Minn, writes; "Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy has been a needed and welcome guest in our home for a number ol years. I highly recommend it to my fellows as being a medicine worthy Of trial h cases of colds. coughs and croup" Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy a trial and we are confident you will find 1t very effectual and continue to use it as occasion requires for years to come, as many others have done For sale by all dealers.
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The man who said that the prohl. bition party was going to rise like q giant refreshed with wine was unfor- tunate in his choice Of simile.
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Lester Home Hotel
Union House.

No runners or solicitors employed The best meal in Hot Springs at the price. Board and room, s5.50 and S600 per week. Home cooking served family style; good, clean, large rooms, quiet and home like, close in. All wis itors and c. l. A. welcome.
 MRS. LESTER, Propiretreess. $40 Benton St. Phone 1912.
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The man who drives the heaviest wagon has the best show on the road; everybody turns out for him
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LONGWORTH'S MARKET, 5f6 Nal
 vern avenue. Phone 22f2. Prompt delivery. 1-2I-d
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This isn't a time to consider per sonalities. but a time to get al the people together for Hot Springs.
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The frog is the emblem Of hope-he is eternally springng
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But even at that it is the first health resort Of the world
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By all means let's encourage that board Of health 10 fulfll the work in it's field
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WHAT SID DID FOR THIS W0MAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia E..Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound Which Brought
 Good Health.

Danville. Va.-"I have only spent ten dollars on your medicine and l feel so
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Open secrets keep best.
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N. B-Wret to. Ladies Advisory Dent. Chattanooga Medicine Go. Chatta- nooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions and e4-page book. Home Treatment for Women," sent in plain wrapper. on re- quest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20

SAME PROPERTY; June %. 1911: same
TO W II I.ange; r.. 800; atty. same.
BROADWAY, 2I0O and 1892, s, 20 OF
IOsth st. u. 6xiO5. 4NJ1 9x03.9; July Is, 1901:
II and Annie NJ NasSoit to L G Ludin, l19
Prospect Park W. froolSlyn, 10000: atty,
j Whllen. 20G Bway.
BRYANT Az. 1880 to 1l3S. $. 02S n Of
iG7th a. 1OOxlOO. Apal 30, 1912 5 and
Belinda r LITTLE to } 4 Feinberg. 26O Con-
vent av: $4,000: attys, Straus Dworsky, D
Bvekmgn ~.
BRYANT Az, W cor OF 167th ST. 35x1O0:
Dec T. 1911; and Belinda Lyttle TO Rosa
Schulhof, admx; $500, atty, Title Guaran-
tee Co
Christopher ST 81. n 8. 66.l1 OF
Rleecker 81. 24.10XOl6; Dec ), 1903; X VI
and Rosa Marasco 70 Sarah Aguimbeau;
So 800: attys- Wayland & b, POS Bway.
PARAMOUNT. AV. $ $, - from pit where
av IL intersected by / bet lots and e.,
map y. OF Paramount. 24xl05 (premises
known % $50 T. 175th ST.; Nov 4. 1901: III
aud Margaret L Beitz to u Mayer; 81, 500;
atty. NJ Pau. 49, Nassau 81.
FORT WASHISGTON Az. cor OF Hist
st. o5xiOOx95 3x1O83; Feb 20. 1909; Holland
Co: Si5, 900: atty, II @ Babbage. Ill Bway.
JACKSON Az, e ;, 1929 OF Cedar pl
G5sth sO. 1010xS7.6. Aug is. 1895. q
and Margaret r Patton TO Mamie Hea-
cock: 81 900: atty II S ogden, 50 Beaver 81.
JACKSON Az. s. 30 OF lO6th 81, l0.bx
SIG. oct Is. 1903; NJ Lcvy TO Jessie l.
Bait 1902 Jackson av satisfied without
prediction OF mtg, by order Supreme Court;
$1,000; lttys for ptr, Loeb. Berstein < ASH
% Wall ~.
LoT s25. map 1878, Hunts Pt Realty Coz;
June II, 1908; j " Wise TO l. + Henrick;
1892 so; atty, Lawyers Title Insurance co.
LEXINGTON AY. 1850. >. GA OF elst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
EDGEMERE SALE TO-DAY
1874 Lots and 5 Cottages VIII
BE Sold at Auction.

The last auction sale to be held pI ,Ie
Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement Coll,-
many at Edgemere, on the hoChdNay
coast. In Queens will take place thls 81 =
ternoon. when lS4 lots and fve am eal
cottages will be offered by Bryan j. hch-
nelly as auCtOneer Ooo,,,
The lots are located on Beach, OCed .ii
Grand View and Neptune avs. ana are a.. an
close to the Jamaica Bay, Atallut OC 81
and the EdCemcrc railroad station iuS
sites offered are ideal for bungalows anu
.aU-the-ycar homes. on Neptune aN.' ON
the lots offered. boarding houses may De
erected. This is the first oiternE NJ auC-
ton Of lots i'm EdEcmcrc upon Whlch II -
possible to erect boarding houses an"
spirited bidding is looked for. 49,
Edgemerc. with It's widely known t'dEe,
mere club. its great, splendid hotels anu
its hundreds of comfortable homes 10
growing more and more popular eaCl
YEAR. ON one side the ocean breaks on us
shore. while on the other the less turbu-
lent waters Of Jamaica Bay provide uh-
SURPASSED facilities for recreation. Be,
tween the two sections runs the electrlled
line OF the Long Island Railroad, glNlnE
access to the Flatbush aV. station III
Brooklyn and the Pennsylvania station III
Manhattan in thirty minutes. Announce
ment is made that very liberal terms are
offered and for those that desire monlhi!
payments will be accepted. Special tralh
service. with free railroad tickets 10
Edgemere and return is also announced
bV the auctiOneeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Johnson LOT SALE TO-DAY
Brooklyn Property of Former
Cleveland Mayor To Be Sold.

Joseph =. Day will sell at auction To-
day on the premises the realty hold
ings Of the late Tom l.. Johnson, eX-
Mayor of Cleveland, comprising lO9 lots
on the Shore Road. seth to 99th st. and
Third av., Brooklyn. The lots when orig
inally purchased included others which
the city acquired to create public park
and driveway. now under construction
The land left in the possession Of the heir
is considered the best, as nearly all OF IL
is fully developed with streets ana all
city improvements.
Real estate men in this section arc OF
the opinion that the lots will be snapped
up eagerly, as they comprise the hrst
Shore Road property that has sought an
outlet in bulk TO investors through the
medium of a public sale, while owners
and occupants Of homes on the pictur-
esoue Shore Road are interested IN the
outcome OF the disposal, for II leaves
open the question what will follow. the
lots are unrestricted, and. being within
"A few blocks of the Fourth av. subway
which will be in operation in year or
two at the outside, contures visions OF
apartment buildings to replace dwelling
houses. such as happened along Riverside
Drive in Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
NEW YORE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ST. 1gsx7O: Jan "a. 1914: and Mary r
Henneberry TO Kompasula Realty Co 'oi
9th av: $4,000; attys Walsh Waddy' oil
TONGFELLOW ST. W s. so OF 1I2d st.
5Oxf00: Jan 10, 1902: and Kate King 20
Ella NJ Goebel; 5000; atty g c Goebei 80
F1 ToR {iy pr. 1888. $, 3s.10 n OF 1sSd
ct pfxIoS 1Ix2O iIxiO5s. Washington av.
1924. . ), 1929 n OF l75th 1t. 2Ixi2O; Dec
9p 1918: c A and Lillian VI Baas TO Mary
schelshorn; s2.25O; atty y Williams
PRosPECT Av. W $. 2S1 OF 1s1st ST. AK
$50; july 3. 1907: Julia FEEDER to Martha Z
Bergman; $500; atty, X Bergman S2ls
WASHINGTON ST. $685. E $. ss.7 from e
cor Perry 81 II 1895 7x21xlcl; Nov 4, 1872;
Tuting & Helms. Inc. to Korn; $4,000; atty
w J Egan. 25s Bway
WEST END AV. 5s3, s, 30s OF ssth
ST. 2Ox7s6; June g. 1912; Anna p and W
Crompton: $500; attys. oiney & Co, IS
SAME PROPERTY: Aug 30 1905; Anna
CTompton TO the New Netherland Bank
OF New York: $4,000; attys, Sackett' Z q ,.
isT Az. 5J7. n W cor OF 3ist st; mtg on
lease, etc: April o. 1914; r @ Higginbotham
to j Rupert. Inc: 81 .4S2 80; atty, w r
Stewart. 1889 Sd av.
Sd Az. n cor Julia 81 (now 81 PauI
pD. 26x1oe. 2xt7 .4xiO0; July 20. 1911 -
i20th ST; IS. 500; atty. J o'Gorman, 81 Cham
nth ST. 427 w, $. 325 OF 9th av. e5x
%: Feb IS 1901: w and Mary Streg 20
Union Dime Savings Bank; $4,000 attys.
WOodford Bovee & b, I Madison ava
18TH ST. AIS w, 300 " OF eth W. 2oxs2;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
FOR HOMES in the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League
90 West 22d street Phone asG0 Madison

q. 2x1l9i: F Schillinger to Poughkeepsie Trust
Co. Poughkeepsie, Y: June IS; due &c as
per bond; 81 600: atty. I G. < T co.
MIDDLETOWN ROAD. n W cor Waldo Pl'
81. 7Xl2l9: same to same: June Is; due &c as
per bond 81 600; atty, same.
NORRIS Az. n cor is4th ST. 20 2Xl95.S; ]
Fleming to Harlem Savings Bank. l2i + l2Sth
st; June 10; due as per bond; $1,000; atty
+ G 4 Co
OLINvILLE Az. s. 600 n 2l6th st. 25xlOO;
G Kalmin to y Edison Savings & Loan
Assn. 139 r 18th st; June 10: instruments;
per cent; s.. COO atty. G & T Co.
PALISADE Az, W 5. at line land late =
o Strong, now or formerly along the Hudson
W 1O0sxll8.6; Nellie r Ball to Railroad Co
Operative & l. Assn. l03 Park av; June Is
instals. p c; $1,000; atty, f J crandall' i54
Nassau 81.
100; W Shafer to c Miller. 62i w ls2d
st: June ,; l yr, p c; $500; atty, L :
Miller. J2l w 1921 81,
WISE Az. I477. W $. 25xiOO: clara Kreuter
10 Gunhild Tompson, l4T7 Vyse av prior mtg
81. 1907 June Is: instals, c; $50; atty, q
r Davis. 32os 30 av,
iG9TH ST, 9OI f NV $. 2O.7x75.T; Anna
Feldman TO Anna Pekowfky. 40 Audubon avi
June Is due Sept is. 1915; p c; $500; atty
Il schavrien. ~ Court ~. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
PRATTS TO LIVE HERE
Lease Two Floors in Park Az.
Apartment House.

Herbert L. and George ID. Pratt. OF
BROOKLYN, members Of the Standard OF
Comnany and connected with Pratt InSti'
ttite OF that borough. who have beer
lifelong residents Of Brooklyn and leaders
i'm its social life. are TO live In this city
Through Douglas L. Gilman q co. they
have leased what Is said TO be the larSesl
cor, Mutation apartments ever made In
Manhattan They have rented the eleN-
cnth and twelfth floors in the new apart
nent houses at so Park av., at the north
west corner of 66th St The lease is for
there are thirtv-eight rooms and twelve
haths. This house Is said TO have twelve
~ the largest suites OF any apartment IN
the city.
Herbert L. Pratt is vice-president OF
the Standard oil Company, besices Delng
a director of many other large corpora
fiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
RECORDED LEASES.
J 7 = T. "
Manhattan.

2l3th 81. 500 W. cor str 4 bsmnt; Coburn-
Gahrcn Const co TO W Schmidt, 800 w 18th
st: 81 WIS from April ], 1914, $500, attys,
Paskus G & u. Rector 81.
BROADWAY. s., 1904 n S9th 81. 6O.3N-lg;
all: Quincy Amusement Co 10 Srrdh Amuse-
ment Corp, 70 i-l2 yrs from June l. 1914 NlS'-
600. atty. / JosephsOn, Beckman St
5TH Az, 25l. small str. Harriet u c Glover
10 Albert Perrin, COZ W 18th 81: yrs from
May !. 1914; $500; attys. + & Phomm' w
18th II. 49,,
LUDLOW ST. a. str & bsmnt; Mary KATE
10 NJ Katz Il Ludlow st; yrs from July /.
1914; 81 200: attys. ii Koehler & Co. 5Ol LIST av.
5TH Az. cor 18TH st. str q bsmnt:
Ebling Brewing Co 20 NJ Eysler, ~ 1th ay;
yrs from Sept !. 1914; !l,6S0 atty Jas c War
I'D ~ n " cor oath 81. all; " y Schroeder
Of al 10 n Guelman, 2f5 T. oath st; 10 yrs from
Iuly l. 1914; $3.50 atty Jas A Donegan' .
BROADWAY. s W cor sOth st. theatre por;,
,ion If bldg: Y Goclct TO j COrt, Il Central
PARK West. 10 SIP yrs from Sept /. 1914: $50
600. attys. House. G q V, ~ Bway.
t3D ST. 2u-27 W. all: + II Reynolds 70 II
Claman. $50 r. l6lst 81; 20 HIP yrs from June
/. 1914 $40 900. atty. I'd Isaacs. 80 liberty 81.
The Bronx.
ST AIMS Az. 7G5. store: Louis Cohen to
rimund Pfeuffer. 7G5 81 AIMS av; yrs from
NAV /. $3.50: atty, Edmund Pfeuher. I6o IT
-,I iSsTH ST. $40 L. east store; II oehl to Abr
sijbcr 16lN 81 and 81 AIMS av; yrs from
Nav J. 1914: S720 to $50, attys' schlesinser
q l. 10 Wall II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Adds to Large Holdings by
Buying Big West End
Ave. Apartment.
BLUMENTHALS GET
47TH ST. DWELLING
This Purchase Now Gives Them
Control of ar S0-FoOt Plot
Near Fifth Ave.

BENJAMIN y. Duke, who has purchased
valuable properties i'm this city in the 'aS'
several months. has added to his large
holdings by the buying OF another large
snartmept house YESTERDAY lie mas
bought the twelve story structure AT inc
northeast corner Of West End aV' an"
SD st. from the CharmiOn Constru''lo"
Company. Of which Henry Meyer Is preSl-
dent In part payment Mr. Duke CAV
property in this city and in Newark y.
J. The transaction, which was neGo'aI'"
by the Lotion H. Slawson COMPANY III
wolves about $4,000
The West End av. house has frontage
Of 1l2 feet on the avenue and l25 feet on
The street II was completed about year
ago from plans by Neville & Bagge' VINO
estimated it's cost at 100000. MI DuN7
gave in part payment the two seven stoIE
apartment houses at 80 and 45 East -'th
ST on plot 75xll3.6 feet; also four story
apartment. with stores. in Newark
located al the corner Of Gray and orange
SITS. and occupying a plot SoXl20 rect
Some Of the more recent notable invest
ments Mr.. Duke has made in Manhattan
real estate include the new twelve story
apartment house completed this spring by
DIR. Charles Y. Palermo, al the southwest
corner OF Seventh av. and 5Sth ST.
similar property at the north corner ol
riverside Drive and 10th St, extending
IN Claremont av., and the southwest cor
ner of Broadway and 1881 ST., ten story
anartment. In all his investments Duke
gave in exchange properties in Ho0oken'
Newark and Ampere, ~ j., where he sui
retains extensive holdings, particularly
his country home at Somerville, which
comprises a residential park Of seVerai
thousand acres.
William B. May & Co. have sold 10
Hugo and Gustave Blumenthal for the
Nyinifred Masterson Burke Foundation ID
West 47th st, a four story dwelling, on
lot eoxlOO5 feet near Fifth av. Judge
Greenbaum on Thursday granted permis-
sion 10 the society to sell for $4,000 cash
The Messrs. Blumenthal own three ad'
Joining similar houses, al 16, 20 and r. ano
with the latest purchase control pio'
with frontage of so feet.
The Benenson Realty Company mas soic
4oS 10 A2 East l62d St, a six story ne"
law fathouse, on plot 50XlO feet, ABOUT %
feet east OF Melrose av. This property
and not 1873 East l62d St, was given in eX
change to Herman Kubler for 3O6 Yves
6sth St, reported sold Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following transactions were record
ed at the Manhattan Real Estate IN
change yesterday:
BY Joseph r. Day
e4TH ST, West. n $, 1914 7th av, l66XSo
sty dwg sold 10 the plaintin for SlL IA
SOUTH ST. rs and l79, ;, about o. Z
Roosevelt st. H.9x15l4 TO Water 81 1891 and
market and and 9 sty stables; adjourned to
June 90
At the Bronx Exchange
BY Henry Brady
BRYANT Az, 1850. W s. 225 $ 1920 st. 20xloO.
3 sty brk dwg. sold to the plaintiff for 5000.
18TH ST. 5N East, cor Franklin av
GlGO. 25ylOO: sty dwg; sold TO j J Martin
for 1915.
BY Joseph =. Day.
FRANKLIN Az 2251 and 1858, s. 1863 n
l6Sth st. 76.GxllG3x irreg: two siy dwgs; sold
to the plaintin for SIC 600.
FREMONT Az, s W $, 1919 and Sedg-
wick av, "a. Ski. 2X6s gXS6; vacant; sold TO the
plaintiff for 5000.
BY J. II. Mayors
MUIINER Az. s s. 80 g Lydig sv. 200X20O
Bogart ay. 20, 10OXlOO adjourned sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Realty Notes.

lie Roy w. Johnson, in conjunction
with Lounsbery & Tharp, has obtained
for T. J. Lotus a loan of $4,000 on his
residence at North Castle, Westminster
County. A.
Lee Kohns is the buyer Of the Lydle
house. at IS East SGD St. sold recent!
through William b. May q Co. .
The plot S2X10O feet, at the southwest
corner of Brook av. and lC9th ST. Wh!Gn
the Benenson Realty Company L,ecentl!
acquired from the fremont Webster
Building Company, will he improved
with two five story flats.
The Greater New York Taxpayers AS
ISOLATION will hold it's last meeting OF
the season this evening in StuyNeSahI
Won Twistern & Volk have been APP
pointed agents for the Gibraltar Court
apartments being erected at the south-
west corner of Sherman az. and Arden
ST 1t will accommodate fOrtN-hNe ram
lies, and several rentals have ALREADY
been made. -
Smith q Phelps have placed for the
estate of Hugh McCreery a hrst mort
gage loan Of $4,000 on the four story
dathouse 1891 NySe av., and Tor the
same estate mortgage Of $4,000 on the
three story three family house l22o
/ Cip1pcop 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Commercial Leases.

William A. White & Sons have rented
for j. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. the
store at 1856 Lafayette St TO the New
York Hardware Company; alsl ire
store and basement at 1856 and 80
Wooster ST 10 the Oliveto Wine Com
many the store at 3l6 Washington 81.
10 Spurber & Kirchner. the store at JOS
Broad st. to Hrsh 4 scoheld cnd the
store and basement at 243 Greenwich 81.
l. kohnstamm Brothers
Louis Carreau has leased the parlor
floor store at IS West 10th st. 10 Louis
Gilbert, importing tailor. for term OF
five years
AT S42 Fifth av. 20 NJ. !. Piza, an inn
Moore Schultz e. Co. leased for Mary
6 Donnelly the store at 500 West li6th
NJ 10 "A client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Brooklyn Sales.

Henry Pierson & Co, Inc. have sold
the three story and basement modern
dwelling house at 40s Park Place. near
Underhlll ay. TO J. T.. Smith for occu-
pancy.
ArdreoI the one family frame cottage.
on plot 40xiO0 feet, at 1888 SD ST., and
f,r Domenico Capece the lot 20xlOO feet
on the east side OF Fourteenth ay., l2O
feet south OF 9th 81
isaac IA. Cary sold for Otto A. Eberle
fbe frame dwelling house at so Gran
berry st, built about fifty years ago, 20
Plymouth Church, which Will erect
I'VE story building for use In connection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-20
Apartment Leases.

The Payscn Mel. Merrill COMPANY,
Inc, leased duplex apartment OF eleven
John r. Lunger. Vice-president OF the
TGuitablo Life Assurance Society; apart
ments i'm 257 West seth st TO Arthur
f. Stahlschmidt and Miss Lillian Mac Mao.
sydney NJ Gould and Miss Anna Nc
Tighc