New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
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them told them felt certain that Mr. Rockefeller would like to
disturbed him while gofng Was he
dispeased Why he made the theatrical people feel
eaed by telling thew how they had amused him by some OF the CHAR
acters they had portrayed"
CHARLES S. BROWN the clan
who have written their names
the real estate greater He is considered the circles
appraisers be of the great the aprang
line
An owner rushed into lending companies and breath
y asked if he accommodated with certain loan.
you would consult appraiser like Mr. Brown" said the
Office IF he the property will stand such loan
will gladly give it to YOU"
What Brown" asked the owner.
"Mr Brown of Douglas Robinson Company"
loan involving thousands and the
acceptance the application depended on his answer OF
course Mr. Brown did not frame his until he
examined the property which new loan was 10 De placed brown
in the local market And much
Donald W. Brown, of Cross Brown and
E. Brown and William l. Brown of W. E. w. l. Brown OF
Harlem the j. Romano Brown whom everybody the
His A P W. knnan president
the Savings Then there is Gerald Brown
controller of the Equitable Society who also of the
of realty fame Some other well known
Browns are Irving Swan Brown of Madison Ave.
Office Elliott c. Brown of the construction company
that bears his name the builder A. W. Brown Of
Nicholas T. Brown Frederick Brown,
f Brown George F. Brown.
We were almost tempted that if had omitted great
perspective being blurred by the
shadows by the long rank of Browns
E. OSBORNE SMITH and Burnside of the
realty Manhattan and The Bronx This fact also re-
minds us that faction like the Brown can pendidy
about them
In all the qrcat spheres Of the real estate World
There's n Smith! There's Smith!
brokers, buiders some managers, too'
Some buyer some sellers in old and neu,
The Smiths are a body of brave and strong;
you follow their footsteps you neer uH go wrong
Let's Smith of Manhattan and Bronx fame
H. Smith who eves in fremont activity; FRANK T.
Smith, deals of the Hotel Westminster type just as
sitting enjoyable dinner and Du Bos smith, VINO
holds forth America Foond Street ana
Fourth Avenue adding the street and the avenue num-
still people who do not know where S great
traffic centre there Irving t. H. Ives and Haah w. FRED
erick c. d. Harry NJ David Bernard H. Albert e. James
Malcolm E. +. NJ Marshall g. Waldo Jr Ihoert w. ana
MANY others like from the city directory
MICHAEL CASEY the associate real estate editor OF Inc SUM-
would rather and the hills OF Westchester on MS
off than the beautiful suburban section from the
seat touring he one OF the city ioH VINO
fndness for the well travelled or the
quiet highways nearby except by liberal usage OF Shan
strange of other persons who are
either ers or critics the happes when they are loot
travellers on winding road AS writer ana as story
teller Casey occupies in the Fraternity OF heal Estate
~ The poe of Yorktown Heights recently wrote this about nm;
Hats of o Michael Casey
He kuows Where Perfect Bliss Regns
ms Atop o. the Hils Of Weschester
And IN ;s Green Colored Plains.