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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Popular Young People
Joined In WedlOck

A very pretty quiet home cere-
mony solemnized the wedding of
Miss Ruth Evalyn r o berts,
daughter of Senator III. l.. Rob-
erts, and James Robert McClel-
land, son of Mayor and Mrs.
George E. McClelland, at high
noon Wednesday, December Is,
1915, at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Margaret Robinson,
Rev. McCabe officiating.
Before the ceremony, Miss
Pansy Robinson sang beautifully
the most fitting song Because. ="
To the strains of Mendelsohn's
wedding march played by Miss
Gladys Oliver, proceeded by the
little flower girls, Marion Rouse
and Lonnette Roberts in dainty
white, came the bride and groom
attended by Miss Stella Roberts
and Al Weinberger and beneath a
bower of smilax they were made
one with the impressive Catholic
ceremony. The groom wore con-
ventional black and the pretty
bride was radiant in white tulle
over white satin, caught up with
orange blossoms. The bridal
gown was short and the veil a
filmy creation with orange bios
som wreath. The bride carried
an effective bridal boquet, which
was caught after the ceremony by
Miss Heather Hill.
A beautifully appointed lunch
con was served on long tables
made gay with large boquets Of
roses, beautiful linen and silver.
The groom's cake was golden,
surmounted by a cunning kewp;e
holding the open book of Bob
and Ruth" The brides cake
bore pair of happy kewpies in
wedding attire.
The gifts were beautiful includ-
ing costly silverware, carving sets,
splendid linen, elegant cut glass,
an elaborate cook book, and last
but not least check for the bride
and one for the groom, each for
$500, gifts from the groom's faith
er, Mayor Geo. E. McClelland.
The High School class of O9, Of
which the young couple were both
members presented them with
silverware of careful selection ac-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Another Mine
Becomes a Shipper

The Ocean Queen mine on Santa Fe
mountain is now in the shipping class,
shipment of four tons this week net
ting $l8 per ton. This property is
worked through the Walker tunnel,
situated on the Bear creek road about
two miles from town. This is another
instance that goes to prove what little
energy and muscle will do, and also
proves that there is in the old Santa
Fe mountain plenty of ore awaiting
discovery. Alva Bean is the manager
of this property.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Renewed Activities
In Virginia Canon

One only needs to take trip
up Virginia canon to note the re-
newed activities in the mining
industry.
The Treasure Vault mine is
again producing good ore and the
Old Proverb has been steamed up
and the water is being taken out.
Further up is the old Crystal
property which is now being
worked and then comes the Calvin
which has produced lots of ore,
then the famous Patton. which is
producing its quota of good ore.
The Two Brothers is being OPP
Grated with small force but 9TH
ers will be added to the pay roll
after the first of the year.
The Tremo company are driv-
ing for the Champion vein and will
eventually open up territory that
will rank among the best in the
camp.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Is SIFTlNGS>NEwS{ vot NXUMsEeltia =.

Superior will enjoy knowing
dear girl when Ruth Roberts Nc
Clelland becomes one of their
number.
Both bride and groom number
their friends by their acquaint-
ances and they include large
circle who will miss them, but
wish them JOY in their new home.
The wedding is the elimination
of school-day romance, the young
couple having been companions
and classmates in the Idaho
Springs grade and high schools,
and by their marriage two of the
most prominent families of the
county are brought more closely
together.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Elks' Christmas Tree

All the children of Idaho
Springs will be welcomed to free
picture show at the Opera house
Christmas afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
after which they will march to the
Elks Home to see the big Christ
mas tree and receive a present,
Every child is invited to come
and see Santa Claus.
The arrangement committee
consists of George Dumont, John
Morrow and Edward Schoellkopf.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Ellis Johnson Dies
In California

A telegram was received here Thurs
day by N. ]. johnson announcing the
death of his brother Ellis johnson in
California Wednesday.
Ellis Johnson was resident of ldat 0
California two years ago hoping the
change would be beneficial to his
health. He was man of quiet, retir-
ing disposition, attended strictly to his
own affairs, was good neighbor and
citizen, and his many friends here will
sincerely mourn his death,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Reduced Rates for
the Holidays

The Colorado & Southern announces
rates of one and one-third fare for the
round trip, which amounts to So from
Idaho Springs to Denver and return.
The reduced rate tickets will be on
sale only on Dec. Is. 90, "a, rs, 81 and
Jan. 1, good returning to Jan 8. The
going trip must be made on date of
sale, but return trip can be made on
any date to Jan. 3, inclusive. On other
dates, such as the 10th, goth, ETC., the
regular rates will prevail.
P. P. Barbour transacted business in
Denver this week, stopping at the
Auditorium hotel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Freeman Jr., Of SIS w. Washing
ton ST.. San Diego, Cal, a son, Dec.
10th. Mrs. Freeman is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jud M. Brown.
Mrs. Brown and daughter Mil
dred have been with Mrs. Free
man for the past two months.
Jud Brown himself was elated to
hear the glad news announcing
the birth of grandson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

companied by nicely worded
note of congratulation.
The guest list included but rel
atives and a small company of
friends as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. McClelland, Senator FL.
L. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L..
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
G. McClelland, Mrs Nellie Nc
Clelland, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Rob-
berts of Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
l.. Roberts Jr. of Silver Plume,
Mrs. Henry McClelland, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Plummer, Mrs. Emma Plum
mer, Miss Pansy Robinson, War
rem Robinson, George E. McClel-
land the third, James Henry Nc
Clelland, Miss Amy Swift of Sill
yer Plume, Mrs. James Redding,
Mrs. Margaret Robins, Miss Min
ME O'Donnel, Miss Elizabeth
Fastabend, Miss Rose Ganson,
Miss Gladys Oliver, Miss Heather
Hill and Miss Margaret Shaffer.
On special train to Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. McClelland left for
a bridal trip east, after which they
will return here for the holidays
The brides going-away gown
was dark blue velvet with yellow
crepe-de-chine blouse.
After the first of the year, they
will be at their home in Superior,
Montana, where Mr.. McClslland
has been for some time past and
where he has established promis-
ing law practice.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Death Claims
Pioneer Lady

Mrs. Sarah Noyes, for thirty
five years a resident of Clear Greek
county, was called by death last
Monday at 2:3O in the morning,
at the age of almost seventy five
wears. With her husband, Asa K.
Noyes. she had long been resi-
dent of Lawson, but for the past
month or more had been in Idaho
Springs with Mrs. Ida Hanning
to enjoy rest and the milder eli
mate. Eight days before her
death, Mrs. Noyes became Ill with
grip which ended in complica-
ton of diseases, causing her death.
Previous to her marriage, Mrs.
Noyes was Sarah McNealey, born
January24. 1S41, in Meigs county,
Ohio. In the late fifties she re-
moved to Iowa, where she and Mr..
Noyes became sweethearts before
the war. They were married
white he was home on a furlough.
Besides the husband there re-
main sister, Mrs. Susan Shield,
of Minnesota and several half
brothers and sisters. No children
were ever born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Noyes.
The funeral took place Wednes-
day morning from the Christian
Science church, with Mrs. Joseph
Ruth in charge of the services.
The pail bearers were from Law
son, and were Messrs. Charles
Lawson, Jacob Wydedich, Charles
Jordon, Martin johnson, A. |.
Thompson, and James Taylor
Besides many friends from Idaho
Springs, others who attended the
funeral from Lawson were Mes
danes Charles Lawson, Taylor,
MINER, Shimel, Madge johnson
and Miss Rose Lyons.
The floral offerings were beauti-
full and carried world of sympa-
thy to the bereaved husband.
To accommodate those from out
of town autos were kindly loaned
by Mrs. Sprague Stewart, Mrs.
MINER, D. J. Donnelly and Mrs.
Lumley.
Mr.. Noyes will remain here
only long enough to make arrange
ments for leaving, after which he
will return to Lawson, where he
and his good wife had number
of very dear friends, whowill sad
ly miss Mrs. Noyes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Another Tunnel Started

A contract.has been let to drive the
Dakota tunnel ahead. This property
is situated on Santa Fe mountain and
has very good showing of ore assay
ing $50 per ton. A. E. Klein has the
contract for the work. Operations
will commence at once
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Santa Has The Grippe"

The mem bers of the NJ. E. Sum-
day School are promising big
entertainment at the Methodist
church on Christmas Eve (Fri-
day, December 24th) at 1880,
That beautiful and pleasing can
tata "Santa Has The Grippe
will be given by AS members of
the school. "Santa Has The
Grippe" is composition into
which has been interviewer SER
iousness and humor and furnishes
charming and enjoyable enter
tainmeut. This cantata has met
with great favor wherever it has
been produced, and with the able
Goa ching of Mrs. w. B. Read,
who has previously conducted the
same work, It is predicted that it
will again be success. Everyone
should make arrangements to be
on hand tor this occasion. The
cast of characters include the fol
lowing:
Santa Claus. Jonathan Bickford
Mother Santa $50. Myrtle Donithorne
Uncle Sam ....... Francis Donithorne
Columbia ............ Ruth Cadwalader
Valentine ..............E Ed. Ii. Evans
King George. ....... John Osborne
Queen Mary. .... .Genevieve Peecher
Gar Nicholas. ........... james Dyer
Queen Alexandria. =. Lillian Mcdonald
Christmas Eve :. Rhoda Cadwalader
Angels Mrs. Ed. Ii. Evans
Mary Chapel, Mrs. H. A. Clary,
Ruby Trelease, Edith Reep, Ivy
Reep.
States Gertrude McColl,
Annie Mcleod, Syvilla Mitchell,
Ethel Chapel, Violet Richards,
Leona Dory, Gertrude McAlpin,
Anna Dory, Clarence Gartrell.
William Polmear, Gilbert Car
trell, Ralph Hancock, James
Hancock, Raymond Elliott, Ed
mund Rouse.
Brownies Raymond Behr
George Behr, Darrell White, Cy-
ril Hancock, Allen Mcdonald,
Everett Mcdonald.
Fairies. Wilma Allen,
Marian Rouse, Hattie Mcleod j;
Katheryn Evans, Elsie White,
Isabella Rouse.
Pianist. ........... Mrs. S. A. Norris
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

DENTIST
DR.. w. T. Cam over Merchants and
Miners NatfSnal bank.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Powers was suddenly sad
dened Tuesday when their eight
months-old babe. Lorenzo Jesse,
died. Death came SO quickly
that the cause has hardly been de-
cided upon, but the little one had
been suffering from an abcess
which may have effected the brain
and caused the death. The father,
mother and two little brothers,
Lyle and Arthur are left to mourn
the loss of the little one.
Mr.. Powers is a we'll known
clerk in Roberts grocery, and the
store was closed Thursday during
the funeral.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-12-17
Hot Springs Hotel
Filled to Capacity

Idaho Springs has surely become a
winter resort as well as summer resort.
Several nights this week every room
in the popular hotel was occupied and
on one occasion cots were pressed into
service. The management has every
reason to feel rendy to proceed with
plans for providing extra bed rooms by
building the addition as contemplated.
Manager Dan Holland reports an in
creasing business as commercial
nen's home, the maj ority of statesmen
prefering the hotel in spite of its less
convenient location.
The sun., 1915-10-29
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Hellig Oiav. at Copenhagen.

So United States, from Copenh sgen
- Stam,pslis, from Palermo.
SIS CameronlL from Liverpool
The sun., 1915-10-29
rORECLOsURE SALES.


NEW YOKk SUPREME CO.. KT, NEW
YORK COUNTY.-JOHN A. STEWART.
EDMUND D. RANDOLPH and WALTEt
Ths asd onSon IN and MeT
ssainss ssahns' cH%RPHSs HP1as hiRscaHoRS. and
others, Defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
signed Referee 3 % IG'0o in said judi judgment mt named,
VII sell at public auction. at the Exchange M
state Of New York, on the 18th day Of
November, 1915. at IL o'clock noon on that
day, by Joseph T.. Day. Auctoneer. the
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, with the buildings and Improvements
in the Borough of Manhattan, of the City
Of New York. bounded and described as
"BEGINNING a, a point on the south.rly
side OF Eighty-nfth Street. distant eighty
feet easterly from the corner formed by
the intersecti Of the southeriy side of
Eighty-hfth street with the easterly side
Of Columbus Avenue. and running thence
southerly and parallel with Columbus
Avenue and part Of the way through ths
two feet and two inches; thence easterly
and parallel with Eigh'y-nfth Street,
twenty feet; thence northerly and parallel
with Columbus Avenue and part OF the
way through the centre OF party wall.
one hundred and two feet and two Inches
TO- the southsrly side OF Elsh'y.nfh stree'
side OF Eighty-hfth Street, twenty feet to
the point or place OF beginning"
Subject to the following: Fences and
retaining walls vary from lines OF record
title: the area and stoop may encroach on
street beyond ordinance line; reservation
Of damages against elevated railroad re-
corded In the O~,ce OF the Register of the
County Of New York In Liber IS. Section
Of Convevsnccs at page 423.
Dated, New York. Oc'Nher 2e 1918.
STUART n PRESTON. Referee.
BEEKNAN. NENKEN n GR1SCOM, At
tornevs for P'sin'irs. ONCE and Post
Or,ce Address. S2-bt william Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following II a diagram Of the prop
ertv 70 he sod I,s s're.' Nmnber IL ~
WEST EIGHTY -rIrTu STREET.
West ssth Street,
The sun., 1915-10-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(Wlth name and ADDRESS OF Ienders AZ
torney.)

tWith name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
a2D ST, 1S7 w, n =, lls g Amsterdam av.
IssiO0.s, Feb II, l9l&-Martin X q Edith
] Besm e, al to Ellie Shepard atty.
SAME pRoPERTY. oc, ii, lsia--same to
r q a r Co, 176 Bway. 1880. $4,000
RlvINGToN ST, ., 25 W Clinton 81. 25x
100 oct al. 1sl0-Chas Falkenberg
spring Valley. n y. & ano. to Sherman
Faikenberg. ss7 Park av: atty. NJ Good,
man, as7 Bway $4,000
SlsT ST, s5b-35s w, &C fixtures. Nov .,
l9i&-Forty eighth st Go to Otis Ele.
vator Co; atty. l. 7 Co. lS0
6lsT ST, q. 1895 Q sth av. 5s.6xl 0o.5.
Aug 1, t9i4--Ssme to Levine h Kemp
ner, Inc attys. Lind Pfeiffer. 40 Cedar
wfEsr END Av.' 'aoi.2os. " o ssth st.
SO 5xioO, Mar 81. l9io-Ellte r Moloney
to Bankers Trust Co; atvs. Alexander d 4
6,ssr ST, n~s =, iiss''66 sth av, Sd sxico' J.,
Aug 1, i9l+--%s,h 81 co to Mary a 4
Ruth Riker: atty. Geo w Ellis. las
,sT Tway Ry sss,' =. tss from iitS
st, eOx6O, Mar Q, i9l%-Harris a. Rosie
Lurrts to Hy KstzsnbeIg. e06 E Goth Vt
atty, MoseN Goodman. 2s7 Rway. ~ 900
TIEBOUT Av, Q 9. 507l0 n ls0th st. 81, i0x
l60.lxs8viot July IS. ls06--Assak q
4 Kath ] Khouri to Jas T McElhinney;
atty, q CO. 176 Bway. 80, 900
LON0FELLOW st, ss. 100 1921 N. lb0x
100, Mar 81, lso6--Ben1 4 Emma Wan
to Manhattan Mtg Co, 200 Bw"y $1,000
The sun., 1915-10-29

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUSTY.-JOHS A. STEWART.
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH and WALTER
c. HUBBARD. as Trustees In New York Of
The Liverpool and London and Globe In
against cHARLEs HIRscHHoRN. and
In pursuance OF a judgment of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
signed Referee In said judgment named.
VII sell at public aIs'iSn: & at The ENGhanSs ,Ss
Borough of Manhattan, City. County and
State OF New York. on the l7,h day OF
November. 1915. at IL o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph p. Day. Auetioneer the
sold. and therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in
the Borough Of Manhattan, OF the City OF
New York, bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a poin; on the southerly
side OF Eighty-ftth Street distant forty
feet easteriy from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the southery side OF
Eighty-hfth street with the easterly side
Of Columbus Avenue, and running thence
southerly and parallel with Columbus
Avenue, and part Of the way through tn.
centre of a party wall one hundred and
two feet and two inches: thence easterly
and parallel with Eishty-ifth Street. forty
feet; taenee northerly and parable viii
through the centre Of party wall. on.
hundred and two feet and two inches tC
the southerly side Of Eighty-tfth Stree
and thence westerly along the southerly
side ~ Eightyhfth Street. forty feet q
the point or place Of beginning"
Subject to the following Fences ant
retaining walls vary from lines Of recort
u'!e; bay windows encroach four inches OF
street, the area and stuop may encroac ~
on street beyond ordinance lines re.erva
tion Of damages against elevated railroad
recorded In the ofiice Of the Register o
The County 81 New York Ia Iib-r 80 Sec
uon OF Conveyances, at page 423; step
o' rear entrance to yard encroach upoI
premises on west
Dated. New York. October 90. 1915
STUART " y tESTO< R.f.ree
/ BEEkMAN. MENEEN Il GRISCOM At
torneys for plaintiffs. O@ice and Pos
oNc" Address. 5--5t william street
Borough of Manhattan. New York city
The following Is a diagram ~ the prop
ettv 10 he SOLD T's street Nunber Is =
WEST EIGHTY-FlFru STREET
The sun., 1915-10-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Helen Siade Ogilvie. Plaintin.
against Elisabeth A. Demarest and others
Defendants
In pursuance of a judgment of fore
/ closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the 18th day Of sepiemSir. ] Sr isi5, |. tho
undersigned. the referee in said Judgmen mt
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Street. in the borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York. on the 4th day of November
1919, az u o'clock noon on that day. by
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
:. ALL that certain ,' lot piece or parcel OF
thereon erected. situate, lying and being ,i
Dsn eSS a9S sa.e ,SoMs Sf Msw
BEGINNING at a point on the southeriy
side of seventy third street, distant one
hundred and eishty-fo Isn feet east.
third street with the easteriy side Of
SasS soashsy Asnne psfns wi,h nS Msas AvsnS
and part OF the distai ce through a party
wall. one hundred and two u0?) feet two
between Seventy-second and s.venty third
streets; thence easterly. along the .sid
centre line Of the block, twenty t?S' fee;.
through another party wall. one hundrsd
sou,heriy @ side side Of seventy. third street and
o. sev.nty.third Street, twenty ,:ol feet
Dated JOSEPH SE NE s. 2pGIsoN. 2f,eGs! Nh Refsrs.
HENRY NJ RELIINqER. JR. Attorney
Of Masss::an. New YS:x ci:y
.rtv 10 ,. .ns ,,rsr SS on sss
The sun., 1915-10-29
NEWARK THEATRE PROJECT.

Louis Kamm has sold the three story
building at 1915 Market street for Flood
Conkliu. varnish manufacturers. The
price was said to be approximately
N25.o .o00. The purchaser is the Market
tni heaver Realty Company. controlled
b. edward Splegel, Max Splegel,
Mitchell H. Marx and Henry Waterson
o New York. These men are members
o. the corporation which operates the
Strand Theatre IN New York city The
Market and Beaver Realty Company
rlstatsel the old Newark Theatre sew
sra months ago and with this recent
acquisition Oh Market street the COM
rsuF als a frontage OF approximately
40 feet. The property at 1875 Market
street Is now occupied hy Murray =
c,e and upon the expiration OF the
tys'!rg lease OH the Newark Theatre
rfooer, held by the Hyde a. Hehman
Corporation the Market and Beaver
Nai'r Company intend to erect large
o'icc building on their Market and
Beav,r street holdings and theatre
p.th d seating capacity of approx
ioate.y 800, which will be conducted
along the same lines as their Strand
Theatre on Broadway in New York
city. The property mt l91 Market
nree, and the old Newark Theatre rep
!e'er' an Investment OF approximately
$4,000
The sun., 1915-10-29

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK--Edward J. Hancy and another:
Plaintiffs. against william Tubrtdy and
others. Defendants. Clerks nle No. 2o.iss
In pursuance Of q judgment Of fore:
' IN shs asSv.esi,sd ss s a' ae,ion % sna and sssrias
date the llth day Of October. 1915. !. the
undersisned. the referee In said Judgment
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. Csty
1915. at. u o'clock noon on that day, by
JOSEPH =. DAY. Auctioneer. the premise.
directed by said judsmsn, to be sold. and
land with the building; and improvements
IN i'" the Twelfth ward si oi The s CITY Of New
fosk. and bounded and described a. 10. q.
.5 Si o. 5nrsr-s It pons naa Gf ,s
sixth street distant two hundred and thirty.
three feet four inches essterly from the
thirty-sixth street and seventh Avenue
and running thence southeriy parallel With
S sSTousS St"tn parsy ~a Ina R %
eleven inches to the centre line u the
block between one hun ired and thirty
NTH and one hundred and thlrty-sixth
streets. thence ensteriy along said centre
line Of the block, sixteen feet and eight
inches; thence northerly and parallel with
eleven inches TO the eoutherly side OF One
westerly along said southerly side OF one
hundred and thirty-siNth street. sixteen
feet and eight Inches to tho point or place
of beginning
Together with the appurtenances and all
the rights and interests of the parties 10
| this action OF. in and to the said premises
Subject to the state Of facts shown on a
survey of said premises "a In possession
made ty George G. Ho,ierith; CITY Sur;
which is In possession Of the piaintins =
I attorneys and may be examined by intend
I ing purchasers
Dated, New York. October 18th. 1915.
THOMAS GrtIERAN, Referee
/ CADwALADER, wICkERSHAM & TAFT
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 80 Wall Street
NY
The following IL a diagram Of the prop
frty TO be sold It's street Number Is Is.
Z West l36th Street. lying I'm Section T. Bocl
| 1890:
The sun., 1915-10-29
REALTY MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Small and inexpensive Prop.
critics SOld-MOst Trad
ing Downtown.
TRADE STILL MOVING

Tn, ;o,aI amount Of money that
eronged hands yesterday In real estate
transactions was hardly enough to
anance one fair sized deal. In other
words. the volume Of properties sold
was unusually small by comparison with
preceding days, and the properties
themselves were lacking In both Inn
nortance and value. Perhaps the most
,,,eresting sale affected a lower East
SIDE property held in the ownership
of one family for more than 200 years
paper dealers increased Pearl street
nlot near the proposed civic centre,
which viii be improved shortly. Sew
.ral Interesting leases were closed dur
Ing the day. one broker having obtained
space IN the old Lord 4 Taylor Build
In, for th.ee china and glassware Arms
now downtown. Another big Park ave-
yuo apartment house was started on its
c1ursc Yesterday by the fi!ing Of plans
sor the building samuel Herxog Will
erect at rifty-eighth street at cost of
SIJn OO0.