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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
v. H. R00S BACK FROM
NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE SHOW

Victor II. Roos. representative OF the
Harley-Davidson motorcycle. has re-
turned from two weeks trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee. He visited the National
Motorcycle show az Chicago. which was
attended by all prominent manufacturers
and dealers In the country. He reports
many new models are in the course OF
development and the industry is making
rapid strides towards a machine OF higher
efficiency. Roos found the Harley a-
wilson factory running overtime to fiji
orders that have been piled up from
agents OF the machine. Nebraska, Incl
cidentally. IS among the leaders in the
matters OF business for the concern.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
GRAND ISLAND COLLEGE
BLANKS N0RMALS OF PERU

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Oct. A.-CSpe-
cial Telegram.)-Grand Island college to-
day defeated the Peru normals, IL to 0.
Not until tho last five minutes OF play
was the locals goal ever in danger. The
visitors were strong on forward passes,
and i'm this way brought the ball to
within a few yards OF the Grand Island
goal. Grand Island scored a touchdown
in each of the last two quarters. Lowry
intercepted a forward pass OF the Wis
itors and scored a touchdown on a run
Of sixty-five yards. Long, star OF the
Peru lineup. was injured and was not
able TO finish the game. Lineup
YOT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
KEARNEY NORMAL WALKS
ALL OVER YORK COLLEGE

KEARNEY. Neb, oct. a-(speciaI Tel
esram')-The keaIney Normal defeated
mo YORK College foot ball team this
afternoon "a 10 O. Kearney made her
scores and touchdowns through the
manipulation OF forward passes and end
runs. the visitors being unable TO touch
the runners in the latter play
Though York was heavier, they were
slow on their feet York made several
good gains by buoking the line, but ISesr-
ney held them Sod distance from the
goa!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Soccer Fans Will
Meet Wednesday

A general meeting OF the Omaha and
District Soccer Foot Ball association will
be held at the city hail on Wednesday
evening at s o'clock sharp. The chief
business OF the meeting will be to draw
up a schedule for the remaining league
matches and to appoint some additional
referees.
This afternoon at o'clock the Omaha
City team will meet the Il 1914 team at
Miller park. Referee, John McTaggart.
The Calendonians and Townsends will
meet this afternoon at Elmwood park.
Referee, J. Bostock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Navy 0Verwhelms
Western Reserve

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. si-showine
form which was sadly missing during
their last two games, Navy today over
whelmed Western Reserve university OF
Cleveland, IS to 0. The visitors were
hopelessly outclassed throughout. but IL
was In the last two periods that the mid
dies made their pace tell 4 feature OF
Nays marked Improvement was the ex-
oeptional work OF Miles, a new man at
quarter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
JAYHAWKS 0UTPLAY THE
KANSAS FARMERS

LAWRENCE. Kan. Oct. 24--With sex
eral regulars out OF the lineup because Of
injuries, the University OF Kansas foot
ball eleven this afternoon outpiayed the
Kansas State Agricultural college and
won victory. 2 20 o. Nine OF the Kansas
points were the result OF strothers'
kicking.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
MoRNINeSIDE TAKES CLOSE
ONE FROM DAKOTA WESLEYAN

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct 24-(speciaI
Telegram -Gaining only by the forward
pass. but using the play for remarkable
sprints. Dakota Wesleyan gave Morning.
side a hard battle today but lost 20 the
locals. "a 20 z. The Sioux City team
used only straight foot ball for consistent
gains.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Ohio State Defeats
the Badger Eleven

COLUMBUS. O., Oct 24-Wisconsin and
Ohio state played a clean and fast west
ern conference game this afternoon at
OHIO field In which the invaders won.
to 8. Each team made a touchdown in
the second quarter and Quarterback BEL
lows kicked goal, comething Captain
Craft OF Ohio failed to do.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
The lineup:
PURDUE ,o).

Fefcree: HaCkCt OF " est FOiW. M
pire Benbrook of Michigan. Idnesmau:
Smith OF Harvard Field Judge: SJer of
illinois, Touchdowus: Flood, Russell,
Sparks Goals from touchdowns: Schafer.
3 Subtitutions: Chicago, Berger for
Gray. AcRer for Flood. Gordon Tor Rus
sell, Couchie for Berger. Whiting for
for Jackson: Purdue. Eldridge for Stinch-
field, Bozell for Abrell. Rakestraw SoG
Bozell, OXer for O'Brien. Fibuckle for
Bishop, O'Brien for ONeT, East for Van
AIKEN: Abrell for East
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

riH. Goal from touchdown: Soelbach.
Sunst ltuuons-Pcnnsylyan Matthews
TOT Wrayi Wray for Matthews; Avery
for fucker. Scelkach for Hopkins Carl.
isles; Gilman for Wemas: Welmas for
Crane; Crane for Wolmas welmas for
,ilman: Gtlman/fOr Wallette; Broker for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

MADISON. Neb.. oct. 24-(SpeciaI Tel
esrsm. (-Norfolk Commercial college de-
iehted Madison High school 80 10 o. Dur
Ing the game Burch Reynolds OF Madison
received n fractured leg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Yale Defeated
Thirteen to Seven

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct 2-Wash-
ington and Jefferson's sturdy eleven,
playing brilliant foot ball. furnished the
first real, surprise OF the season here by
defeating Yale today. 10 TO Z, in a game
titled with thrills.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

Jams. Pennsylvania Linesman: Bur-
utes ach. TouchdOwns: Ames. Gennert
Chez, Curtis. Goal from touchdown:
TibbOtt Goal from field: Tthhott Sub
stitutes; Princeton. Highley for Lamberl
ton. Shea for Brown. 1'lbbott for Moore.
I4amberton for Hlghley. Brown for She's,
Love for Bigler, Hogg for +. Trenk-
Eberstadt for Ames, II. Trenkmann Tor
Tibbott. TibbOtt for Click. Law for
briggs. Ames for Ebersthdt, Click for
Tibbott: Dartmouth Colby for Merrill
Eilins for Teller. Murdoch for Thielscner
Smith for Spears, Child for Cotton, Cur
tis for Gerrlsh, Baxter for Milmore, Tel
fer for Ellins, r. Merrill for Colby, Win
ship for Pudrith Cuminsky for Ghee
Ghee for Cuminsliy. Cannon for Whit
mer. Thielsoher for Murdoch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
LoEan one Point 20 oa.a.

LOGAN. Ia, Oct s.-(spectai Teh-
gram. lin an exciting foot ball game
here this afternoon South Omaha 4igh
school won over Logan b. a score of
TO .. Referee. Rock. Umpire. Hubbard.
Linesman, Armstrong
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
CoIorado MING. Reat utah.

DENVER. Oct A.--By a score of ls To
., Colorado school OF Mines defeated
Utah university in game marked by
tne taiHre Or frequent and various styles
contrary. used shift play TO make ma
terial gains.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Chester Defeats DuI.r.

CHESTER Neb.. Oct. 24-(speciaI. -
Chester High school foot ball team de-
feated Dilier High school team here fri
dsv afternoon. - TO z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

Warren az ri0ht guard. Coffev for Csrytg
81 quarter. Platz for COffey at left half
Breets-ks for Earhart or riRht end. Flood
Tor Corey at quarter: WESLEYAN. Hughes
Fston at quarter. Hinman for Kline al
left half. Mclaughlin for Lesh at riRht
guard. Kli-e for johnson. Touehdowns.
wagner HHssey DroD kicks: Tamisea
lA. Goal after touchdown: Tamisea
Referee: Tommy NILS. Beloit college.
Umpire: Lester Caldwell, Maruuette.
Head Linesman: Obie Movers. Nebraska.
Length or quarters: Fifteen minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

Two poses OF Roger Bresnahan. the
husky catcher, who Is slated TO succeed
Hank o'Dayas the manager OF the Chi
eago Cubs next season, Although no
official announcement of the change vet
has been made by the. club owners some
OF the officials are declared to have ad-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
CARLISLE

-. Referees: Langford, Trinity. Un-
pires Fultz. Brown, I1nesmen. Evans,
Williams. Time OF periods u minutes.
Scoring Pennsylvania. Touchdown Mer-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

mitted the signing OF Bresnahan to sport
ing writer's. Bresnahan was offered tho
job when o'Dsy took charge. but since
no refused TO sign unless he was sIven
run charge OF the team and policy OF
noninterferenee was followed by the club
owners his name was turned down
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25

Continued on Page Two, Column Two)
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NIlplfe, kObeR.
m. ErA..c. Cw;ehad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Title Insurance and Trust Co. lo0 BroaawaS'
March q: yrs 81, per cent: Sow.
The Bronx

AVE A. cor OF Maple s.; loox2s; James lanes
Peiotti to Louis Fanela 5000 White Plains
ave: March %: ! VI, per cent. soV' a ttoI
ney. 7 William Esgert, 4io9 White Plains
BArHGATE AVE. s. 4s7 It n OF 174th
ST. boxe5: f A " Kantrowitz TO Hole Ro s",l
berg 4sl C1aremont Parkway; Dec - 1919
due etc. as per bond $3.50.
DECATUR AVE, 1877. g. 3o7xlocxl6. Ok
100: Jennie y Teichman 10 Isidor Robinson
527 East 143d st prior mt. 5000; March
Harry Dubinsky 90 Broadway
LISBON Pr. s :, 80 II OF Cadis ~ TX
l?5; Patrick NJ Burke to Thomas Callahan lni2a /
per per cent: $500; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trus, Co l78 Broadway.
TTNTON AVE So. s. Z'5xS2; Nicn, !ss
C,aglietu 10 Gaetano Rossano AL East ltflh
81 (pricr mtg 81 joo,; March %; 5 yrs. per
cent $780, attorney. Nathaniel Jerome -"
valentine AVE. n " $. 242s II II Of
Bedford PARK boulevard 81 ix1l31; Edward
II Kelly 10 John T Turner. 1913 valentine
ave: March %: VI, per cent; sl.OOo' attot
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance co, loo b'os'
WEBSTER AVE. " cor OF 1881 st. ocx
s3.l1x44 l0xs6.6: Nan Realty Corporation 10
Flora LESSER, 1900 7th ave prior mtg $3.50
March 26 due etc. per bond ShVn, a.
torney. title Guarantee and Trust CO. i'o
Broadway. 800 ~ ,
WEBSTER AVE-. 2iSe $5gxlot 25a' g 30
Louis < Lotsch 1861 clay ave. 81 al. trus
Cprio- mtg 10000; March II. yrs. per
cont 81 200: attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ance ana Trust CO. 176 Broadway. -
l4OTH S'r. E. 100 II ? Of Walnut ave. 10
x1O0: Francis II Fercken to Henry Welsh
i37 Echo Pr New Rochelle, y; Jan ;; que
etc. as per bond So 1875. 20
lS2D pr. n $. 22l.A II Of Crotona ave. ~
xiOo; 1924 and Garden streets Co, Inc, 10
New York Mortgage and Security CO. 100
broadway: March 26: 3 yrs. 5l2 per cent;
$50 900: attorney. New York Title Insurance
co. 1875 Broadway. 80.
is2D ST n s. 221.4 II e OF Crotona ave, 100
400. also Garden 81. : " ., 8O37 r. Of
Crotona ave- 5Ox200. same 20 Rockland Real-
tv Co 500 Willis ave prior mtg $l2ouoo :
March %; demand, per cent; sl4, 30; same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH q.
Manhattan.

r,.,. rngrsham 70 Noah II Chapman; 80
500. -, ,.r,,an.
1ir,. Savings Bank OF Brooklyn 10 Dry DOCK
cavinrs Institution: $4,000
y q Realty Corporation 10 Esther Nap
Ian: 81. ,,.-., -r,,,.. 70
San. 10 sara II Kent et al exrs; $40 600
Citv Real Estate 60 70 Roxy VI smith; s51o'-
E,,-rosrs. Io,n and Trust Co, trustee 20 r
CrinneIl exr and trustee; N0.0s75O
eara n Kent and ano, eXrs. 70 sara II henI'
sl0,os7 80.
The Bronx.
Bronx Savings Bank to william moore
Inc. 10000 r,..oo,t.
Herbert D Lounsbury, exr. 70 Jacob J
Anell construction Co. Inc 70 sismund
Morgenstern: 800. ~
William Montgomery 10 Edward ID
White; 81.
citv Rosi Fstat, % 70 New York Mort
page and security 20. $50 600.
same :, same. $50 600.
Rockiand Realty co to game; $50 ono.
Clarence " DOnnelly TO Hugh j Dohnel-
l.: ST. go. e,.u,,. G,
Herman W Van Sender 10 Wiham
Montgomery. 81.
Same TO same; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
BROOKLYN PARCELS SOLD
Corporation Purchases Factory
Building in Prospect Street.

The Warner Arms Corporation, OF
Brooklyn has purchased the factory at
No SO Prospect street. formerly occupied
by the Tobin Arms Company. of Norwich.
Conn.
Charles Chlinger sold the four story
tenement house at No. SEA Graham ave
nue., 36x100 feet. for Henry Leibowitz 10
Hattie Green for s25O 900: the three story
frame fathouse, with stores. at No. 80
Herbert street, t5x10O feet. for Edward
Glinnen TO the John KroderHenry Rubel
Company for 5000. and plot, 50xl0 feet
on the north side Of Beaded street, go feet
west of Morgan avenue. for a client to
Donate TuoZZo.
The G. Y. Matthews Company sold TO
John r. Rappold Nos 1919 and 1921 Put
nam avenue. a six family iathouse, for
about sl1,5Oo. The property IS in the
Ridgewood section
a. T.. Colson, sales manager for the
office OF David Porter. has sold No. So
Hicks street. five story brick and lime
stone high class apartment house. on lot
"a 3x1C0 feet. for the ?. l.. Corporation 70
a New York client for investment. and n
plot, 7sx135 feet. on the south side OF
Cation avenue, % feet east Of Kenmore
Place. to n Brooklyn builder, who Will
improve the plot with apartment houses.
The Buckley & Horton Co. has sold No.
1914 Hooper street. between Lee and Marcy
avenues, for the White Estate to 5.
Engelman. II is three story and base
ment, brownstone, private dwelling, on lot
20xl00 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
BIG WHITE PLAINS SALE
Three Business Buildings of
John Miles Bring S350,000.

John Miles, the drygoods merchant
has sold through +. Nelson Ehrhart his
three business buildings at White Plains
for $4,000 Mr. Miles recently stated
his intention TO dispose Of his realty
holdings owing 10 poor health The buyer
is Rochester syndicate, represented by
Mr.. Ehrhart, which has other investment
purchases. The Miles holdings comprise
the Tod building on the block front be-
tween Mamaroneck avenue and Court
street on MARITIME avenue 257 feet front
and ia feet deep. In It are located the
White Plains Club Sperry & Hutchinson,
the Paul Motor Car Company and others
also the Miles building on Court street,
opposite tbe courthouse. on a plot 50xl00
feet, five story Office structure. An
other Of the holdings is the Marion build
ing, located on the block front from Court
10 Grand street. having a 202-foot front
age and being $50 feet deep.
With these sales and that Of the eighty
one acres recently TO r. p. Dula, former
vice president OF the American Tobacco
Company, Mr.. Miles has sold off prop
erty valued at nearly 81 900 900 since Feb
ruary I, through Mr. Ehrhart
In the present transaction Frederick
c. Mclaughlin represented the Rochester
syndicate and Barrett e Buckbee acted for
Mr.. Miles.
Other recent sales at White Plains in
clude the Albro property. 45x50 feet, on
Railroad avenue, for $1,000. TO Asa
Young: the home of Perry e. Todd.
Greenacres, 10 i. NJ. Meresi, for $1,000
and a plot on Greenacre avenue, lo0x9oO
feet TO f. Lewis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
DOWNTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
New Tenants for Lofts and Store
in District-Other COM
mercial Rentals.

po,sa e. Gilman have leased for term
-. ,.oors tho store Mt NO Al Nassau street
+or n c,,ent 70 f. NJ Smouha; also space
et No. 1923 Liberty street TO d. I. smith
Smear e. Co. have rented the store, base
wont onA sub-hasement at Nos. l5S ana
$40 Greene street TO Joseph Rubin & Son.
Tho Afth loft in No. 46 Great Jones street
n .ha A. r. c. Rancoat Company; the
second loft in No. A 10 ~ west houston
street 10 Mirable & wilson and the hrst
loft IN Nos. 14s and 14s West 2sth street 10
Louis salzberg.
Nelson G. Lee have leased for term OF
wears tho John street store In the ouilolng
az the southeast corner OF Broadway ana
John street 10 the Bennett Manufactur-
ing Company, retailers Of watches and
,.welrv. who are now tenants OF John J.
Wendal. at No. IT'S Broadway.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for GROSS
G. Crook the entire building Nos. 454 ana
4ss Columbus avenue, at the southwest
corner Of Columbus avenue and Sst
street 10 George f. Anderson FOR term
Of five years.
Shaw & Co leased for a term OF years
the store at No. West 125th street for
the international Amusement and Realty
Company to the John F. Murphy COM
pany.
Malcolm f. Smith & Co. leased TO the
Goetz SIX Company the entire second
floor in the Cameron Building. S4th street
and Madison avenue, for long term of
years.
j. 3. English leased 10 Chin Name for
term OF years the upper part Of Nos.
Is41 and ls43 Broadway. northwest corner
Of Goth street. for high class Oriental
restaurant. Also leased TO f. Raven
Rosen- Baum and Hobart Henley the up
per part OF No. 100 West 9Th street.
The Duross Company leased the NTH
and eighth lofts Of Nos. IS and 80 West
2lst street 10 tn Maloney Company: also
renewed the lease Of the store. No. 40
West 18th street, with Hoehn & Mayer
for five years
". NJ. Hayward & Co. have leased for
n term OF years the store at No. 2l9 West
tooth street 10 Ludwig Einhorn for a
laundry: also the store at No. ~ West
lO0th street 70 be used as a tailoring es-
Establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
dwelling House Leases.

Friday & Lehman have leased AT no
,55e broadway. corner Wierfeld street
FOR Coleman Saul. the second moor lot
q n.rtod OF three years, TO be occupied
as a dental office; at No. 1885 Bush"!oh
av.nue. a large corner store for a period
., four years. TO be used as general
market L.. ~.
Charles p. Rickerson has leased NO.
,u Cnderhnl avenue. two story anu
basement two family dwelling house' W
I,.ut.l Stafford. and the store at NO -0'
y1athu.h avenue, 10 Benjamin Apraiho-
WITT. for a term OF years.
Moore. Schultz & Co. have leased loi
Clara ". Picken. No. 4S5 West Hls'
s.r.et. four story American basement
dwelling house. 10 Charles D. koppeh
for a term OF years.
Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs ssrah
y. Holland 10 W. A. Saks, OF Saks q Co..
the Eve story American basement dwell
ing house at No. 20 West 6sth street
Goodale. Perry & Dwight leased NO. lf'
West 2lst street. q four story dwelling
house. 2,xsss. TO Mrs. Scott for term OF
vears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney)
MARCH 81.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

CANAL, ST. $ Q cor Mulberry st. 30 2xloo. 3x
49.loxlo;I: March 26 1904 arthur s,fo 6 s1c
attorney Chas J McDermott . Rector ST.
CUTHBERT AVE now 261st ST.. nv cor
Ketchum ave FieldstOn I'D. p 1xlo4 ilx5o8
ga being lot i2s. map 5e4. property Of
q II A Forster Path Ward; Oct Q. 1912: Jos !
and sadie A Ryrne 20 Sarah Miller; ass
West 18TH 81; sl.lo'; attorney ~ NJ bairu'
GARDEN AVE Garden So. W g. 800 ~ s
. OF Orchard Terrace 50X2O0; Nov Il, 1918
the 1921 and Garden streets Co to Norm MA
Realty 20. 1876 Broadway: 5000; attorney '"
+ Phelps 435 East 149th 81. ...,o,-r,c,,
GRAND BOULEVARD and CONCOuKsE' =
cor 1921 st. ll7.4xl0oXlls 6h's t.; go
1912: Vim u Neshitt 70 Frank 9 Buckhout
1880; attorney. r n Scobie. 39l East lf''h
MAYFLowER AVE. IS being b lot 3d. mar pao
~ 1872: Jos y Sartzman TO Chas Haliock'
917o Honeywell ave or 800 East 1soth At: s 2,y.
MORRIS AVE 2o09 and 2oll. nv cor i.D,n
81. mtg on fixtures: July II. 1918; August
Jacob Construction Co 10 Consolidated q
1872 West lith 81. $3.50 attorneys bowers ~
: 80 Cedar 81. ,oo .. ..
1917. Marion b Hoffman 10 Edw schwartz. !
Arden -: $3.50: attorney Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co. 1IG Broadway A. 9.
Barnes ave. $. map 1913. Wakeheld-25K
il. March 2. 1912: Perfect Home co 10 John
Kiehl Centre Moriches. l. l: SLOW: attorney'
Title Guarantee and trust 60. 40 Broad"ay.,
18TH ST i06 East. 3. 31.SxlVoll II; july
a. 1911: Robt Thedford. % 70 Margeade' -
Thcdford. 1i4l Union st: Brooklyn' Slow AZ
1i%rH ST. Is and so East. =. ~ II OF
Park ave 81. 3xIOO1l: Feb g. 1909; kate
Finkelstein TO Lawrence Cohen; sZIoo: aItoi-
neys. Krakower Peters, S"' crn,nna sy. 1oox
too. Aug IN 1912. the 1921 and Garden streets
90 10 Norma Realty co. 1856 Broadway: ss'oVo.
SAME b MoTtrage CO. $1,000 attorney
Adams 3ql East 18Th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Large Sum Reported Given
for Property Owned by
Albert Fries.
INVESTOR PURCHASES
APARTMENT HOUSE
Structure Known as DorenzO
Court, in 15Sth Street-Other
Transactions.

Albert Fries, accordins 70 report IN
real estate circles yesterday, has sold
n group of old dwellings at the northeast
corner of Park avenue and @th street
The plot measures 1Oo.s feet on the ave-
nue. and IS feet on the street
According to the report the property
sold for 1915. 900, which is little less
than so a square foot, said to be a record
a SQUARE foot for property above 'S'h
street on the avenue. The new owner
plans an apartment house for the site,
Mr.. Fries recently refused an oner OF
$4,000 for the property The state con-
structIon Company. of which Keitt +.
walker is president. is erecting twelve
story apartment adjoining on ootn street
the property sold yesterday.
William g. May & Co. have sold NOS
545 and 547 West 15sth street six-story
apartment house known rs Dorenzo
Court, located just east OF BroadWay'
for the Moray Realty Company. to An
investor. The structure occupies plot
1O0x1OO feet, and adjoins the knowiton
Court apartments, which occupy INC
broadway frontage between l5Sth ana
159th streets. The selling company is
controlled by Lou Pegram, who acquired
the property in July, 1911. from the Mel
win Realty Company.
Tracy II. Harris has bought from Lucy
J. Wood No. 1868 Park avenue, four
story dwelling, on lot 16.9xS0 feet between
s7th and ssth streets. Mr.. Harris Is the
owner OF the Niagara apartments occu-
pvlng the S7th street corner, and which
are separated from the Wood house Dy
two l6-foot private residences.
Other sales announced follow
121sT STRFET-Benjamin Nauheim has sold
for Louise Kanzler No. 100 West l2lst street
a three story and basement dwelling house on
rlot o1x1OO il feet The same broker last Week
sold No 10 on the same block, for Ennis "
Sinnott The intervening house ri NO. IVo Is
owned by David Harris. 49,. 49,. col,
THIRD ANENUE-W. A. De Baum mas so.p
for Annie r. Whitney No. 1862 Third avenue
a five story building on a lot 2'.3xlO4Xo II
regular adjoining the southeast corner OF loslh
street The purchaser Is John W. BIacRhall'
WHITE PLAINS AVENUE-John Goergen
has sold Tor Isaac NJ Wilzin the plot o0Xlzoh
trreg1tIsr on the west side Of White flalns
avenue. 2o5 feet south OF Nereid avenue
THIRD ANENUE-Smith FheIis nav
sold No 3ns Third avenue. a hye story nato
house. near 16Gth street, on a lot -o.oN'o,IV
feet Michael A. Halligan and others are the
owners OF record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Long Island Rentals.

Arthur T.. Tomlinson & co. rented at
Far Rockaway. Long Island. for Mrs.
Hattie Brady. 10 a. j. Mouris. the cot
tagc 40. q Neptune Court. In Greenwood
avenue. and TO Louis Brooks cottage
IN Loretta Place. also. at Edgmere. Long
Island. for Silas *. Everett. TO J. J..
Hldebrand, q cottage al the corner OF
Ocean and Edgcmcrc avenues.
The Lewis a. Nav Company has leased
At Far Eockaway. Long Island. for Sadie
BcWmc. cottage on Roanoke avenue. 10
Ernest Isaac. for Fred Naples. cottage
ON Crescent street. 20 Henry Lipschutz:
for Frcdenck fisherman. cottage 30. (
Frederick Court. 10 Asher Holman. for
Mary ! McGocy. the Traymore. 10 Man