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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-24
BANKERS SIZE
Up OUTLOOK At
GROUP MEETING
spECIN. CARS BRING
FINANCIAL VISITORS To
MEMBERS Uf 6RUUp
8 ARE ENTERTAINED
nj lSI\ESS SESSION HELD NJ
MATCHMAKING III Sl\ESS
IS DiSCt SSID

Although delayed until late in the
day. the bankers OF Group Ihree were
none the less royalty Welcomed upon
arrival in the city Thursday afternoon.
Special cars brought the iinancers
10 town and they were received ns
members OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. city officials and local bankers
Every year the different groups q
state bankers hold their meetings ana
discuss problems for the good OF 'h'
order" Attending these meetings are
bankers from st. Louis. Kansas CITY
wichita. 1T. Worth. Dallas and olhet
points
A proposed auto ride for the visitors
was curtailed owing to late arrival ol
trains. The visitors we're ia high
glee. Its good 10 be here said one
Guthrie always extends the glad
hand Red, white and blue badges
were much in evidence
Al 2:S0 o'clock the visitors az
sembled for business session at the
lone
The program was as follows
Business Program.
Invocation--Rey. Nicholas Of Gu'a
rie.
Address Of Welcome Mayor J I
Nissley.
RESPONSE F. Martin, Jra fres
Okla. Stock Yards, n B
Music Solo--ta) Lenz-illldarch !
(b) japanese Maiden-Gaynor' tel
His Buttons Are Marked I. 5. Bond
Clara NJ. Hoyt. Instructor Voice. Okla.
homa Methodist University
chairmans Address German
French. Jr.. Cashier, Bank Of ooi''-
merce, Shawnee, Okla
Music TWO Grenadiers -schumann
HE Away Home Rowles Mipa's'
homer Male Quartet Methodist Uni.
versity
The Banker OF Tomorrow =. u
Reed. Y. Pres. State National Bans
shawnee. okla
our Troubles OF Today-R. + Elm
ger. pres. First National Bank Nob'e
Okla
The outlook for 1916 " I An
drews. Cashier First National Bans
Fort Worth Texas.
Essentials-Harry + Baghy seey
Oklahoma Bankers Association
Question Box-rsury Taxes Re
serve Act? Comptrolers Authority
Report OF committees.
Meeting Of American Bankers A.
sociation. Members.
Election Of Officers.
Did Not Praise Extra Session.
Mayor Nissley delivered a punfen
welcome anufeHHt dhh =
Jr.. responded with three.reei tai
in which be praised state, eiiy' ~
ladies' and. in fact. everything bus p
so.day extra session Of tn Legislature
Miss Hoyt won plaudits with her VOC
renditIons. The addresses deihefe
by the bankers were pointed phsiie'
talks, full Of meat and sound adsle
The election Of new officers was s.
for late in the day. Thursday nlgh
dance is scheduled at the lone.
Among the Visitors.
Bankers who came in on tn speei
car "Tularora" were
George D. Davis Of the Nation
bank Of CAremore. claremore. Okla
". b. Harrison OF hte stslonis 'a''
Loan company. 81. Louis dei N
Sturteyant OF The Ccnsral aaiioi
bank. st. Louis. Mo: ". $. Guthrie
the Farmers National bank Of Ok
fC..ntfns4fA ~ p41e
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04

Long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
QUIET tone IN
REALTY TRADING
Sales Market Inactivc-Auc.
tion Room Provides Princi-
pal Business.
UPTOWN FLATS SOLD

sale ~ an uptown apartment occupy
'-s a block front on 81. Nicholas ave-
r,e and Of n number Of small fats
..Nsdnlcd for sale at auction but taken
rr,or 20 the sale by private contract
constituted the activity In tho selling
h-anch ~ the real estate market ycster-
dav. business in other branches was
equally quiet, giving the whole market
,ro first touch Of such conditions as
rrc,ail In summertime. The auction
room provided the only exception. There
,yo estates turned their holdings into
cash and demonstrated the theory tina
there i considerable money about New
YORK seeking investment In income pro-
ducing property. About twenty-five par
cells were included In the list OF Offer
nes made yesterday and n to,al of
ahou, 100000 was bid on them. Al
owing for a number Of properties bid In
by interested persons the result still,
shows a willingness on the part Of in
vcs,ors 20 buy at this time II prices are
reasonable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
TRAPPERS' SEASON GOOD.
bile catch IN state Of Mini
aud Musk rat.

GsNEsso, y. V, May Tho oren
season N raccoou musklat and mink
has Just zane 90 an end IN Livingston
county. These three animals are far
moro numerous in Livingston than those
outside the trappcr's circle would yen-
ture to guess,
There are many buyers In tho county,
and to illustrate how much fur there Is
in Livingston Ole OF these buyers. John
Copeland Of York, early IN tho trappinS
season had bought IN round numbers
1000 muskrat skins. 1000 skunk pelts
and 100 coon skins. besides SO weasel, II
mink and 3 fox.
Tie figures show mo relative numer,
!cal strength OF these animals .r
LIVINGSTON, with the exception Of foxes
which happen 70 be rare in York. where
most OF Copc,and's purchases were made
A. tho southern end OF the county. where
cover Is more profuse. one buyer re-
Gently picked up seven fox skins. a,
taken the week before. Livingston,
product for the season Just closed Is es,
timated at $4,000 muskrat skins.
In Allegany county. tho next count
south OF here, hunting and trappinl
assume even larger proportions Amos
one-th!rd the acreage ~ tho county 4
second growth woods. aud d largo pro
portion Of tne iarmers give more time =,
hunting and trapping In the winter THAI
70 anything elsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
T.. =. Arm, and Navy Orders.

WNSliiNGTOT. NAV 3.-The following
army orI - Vct, 'ssv'l to-day:
,n'. !. " V K-nuon. from Twenty
.f>.h TO %'o'h Infantry. ..
rl-~t llau' II u Gregory. Fifth
cavalry. from ser o." school. Fort
Ia. .rWo-.A. to liz regiment
Major /. G Harris, AIiutant-I"Neral. 70
duty ia Office 90 Ndiutarf-Gcu"rHl wash
trg'au. relieving Lieut. Col j III. McRat'
col g. El-hard. Medical Corps. 10
Gara~rors Island, az surg~on OF Easter
pepa-'n,nt lu addition 20 present duty
as medical supply Of" 80 at New York.
Tho tolloD ius nav p"itrs were ,ssI-d
Roar ADMIRAL 49, Toppan. TO retired
Commander e VI Tozor. from command
~ mo colorado t. communal OF the Mary
Lion, cornwsud. . = Jackson. from
assistant naval atta'he Rome. itaiy. 10
SAY Department
Iicu'. r g. : Parker rom special duty
Havana, cuba. 20 Washington. wait order.
Lieut. u - CUlp rom Command OF III
Iris to tho AlbanY as executive AMI
f4s.t II cults. from tn. Oregon 10
thu Glacier as .N"'ufive ara navigator
%avG Constructor T. & Hammer, from
U~oi'srl.iih Ht'y Yard 70 New Orleans
ntNA. station.
StyaI Constructor ". y. Wright. from,
\"w orleans naval station 10 New York
ard.
Assistant Vayinaster g. V M~-art.
from the New Orleans % tho Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Transat,sntica .1,alisns liner Dante
A'ishieri. sailing to-day for Saplee. Will
take mail. closing at 10 A. ~. for Italy.
lumanis. Switzerland and Greece.
The Greek liner vasiiefs Constantinos.
sailing to-day for Pireus. will take mail.
closing at II 30 +. NJ. for Greece. when
specially addressed only.
The white star liner Celtic. sai'frg
Saturday for Liverpool. Will take mall.
closing a. IL $3.50 p. 81. for Europe. except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. L~uxemburs.
Turkey. the Netherlands, Bulgaria. serbia.
Norway. sweden and Denmark. also for
Africa. ives, Asia and East Indies. Mall
FOR Spain and Portugal will be taken only
when speci .llv addressed.
The French liner Espague. sailing Satur-
dac for BORDEAUX. vii take mail. closing
At noon. for France. kumaniA. switserlani.
Italy. Egypt. Dreece, British India. BRUSH
East Africa. slam. Ma'ts. Gibraltar. Cey-
Ion, straits settlements. Dutch East indies.
west Australia and Persia.
The Italian liner Caserta. sailing satur
DAY for ,;enoa. VIII take mail, closing al
$50 \. ". for ltal'. Ruinlnia, s"ttz"r-
and and Greece.
The No and.Aino-ics liner Ryrdam.
sailing Monday fpr Falmouth and Rotter-
dam. viii take mall. '.nsiug IT $40 4. "
~ Great Britain. ireland Belgium. the
Netherlands. Switzerland. Russia and south
.Ni-ira.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
RENTING ~ THE suprRBs.

H.. Goldschmidt has rented at Cedar
hurst FOR John Mckenna his house on
lakewood avenue to r.. s. Blum, fur
nlshed. Tor the summer: FOR Margaret
nIuhn her house ON oak street to IL
~il'per: TOR Charles pyatt his housa
ON Columbia avenue to NJ. SieyekInr
FOR NJ l.. Flank hts house on spruce
street and broadway to Max Wolf mt
Lawrence. for Mrs. Eliza Lynch her
house on RocNaway turnpike and cen.
tral avenue to A.. v. Lambert and her
mouse adjoining the corner to Waldemar
Cops.
The Lewis ". May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway. l.. T., for S. r.
a cottage on Cleveland ave.
nue. TO J. oRourke for Frederick Ia
8. Hess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
RdSEnALr Az. " ;. 1911 n
ASSIGNMENTS or NOHII \tI>.
Manhattan.

lierH ST. l. W-rrefrrr~l Ntsc ''.r 90
Oh pas re . - H'? -. , NIX Il / W 4 t,,-. - ur.,
III Kahn, Morris'own. \ and ao
rus. atty. Jas Herbert. 9: Wt..au g
9TH 81 80 ELjsnn's ,Hii'r' ,s\\.l.
atty. Adam Wiener. % Chtnncrs 8
pARk pt, n " cor church -, Il>''
Emr,re Mtg. 60 90 Alvin n~uoCroG' ~,
l. S:I st lis pit, at'y. : : T''t, 49,
i,:,S -. = " Nare; u Rl.h,r 20 .i~e
tc-reJ MtEe Corrn. Great Hiv"r' l.
uoefRSkrio sr. 'sS-ri,ic GUAR 4 TrGs, go
to Commercial safe Deposit 20,
AMSTERDAM Az, l;o1 s,or" lea'.
oscar q Anoo; to Bent s"iiFm'n; e..
TSiaMfI, ~ AZ IyN'y4 r.in''i il ,Sn f."
cry Real Estate CO, i'' " 80
i7.Tnn s.; e; e r,s K'nF e, c; ,, r[". 4, - ~ ,. .s,
s., l3kiyn. ct 81, atty. Goo Y i'r"V'r,
sri IH.oaNirs T rpa ~" N ST. st. OK Y i''GS HNa','1,.
life lns CO, 3: Nassau -; ar" L. Y
lsr' ~. ies-Hcrman \ Meyi,. e>r. p,
Metropolitan savings Bank, - Conner
So 7 atty. IT 80. 90. 1000
wEar TNb Ay; 49, - 5 Trns, T." 70
esrs; o,tys, bean. r NIB, 100 Booy q
KI%s,,i,'c, Ks w., En- Tn, "' 'oo6
GIoRE. ANDREW J and ano, TO Ge'rge
~ 'pRiWG"hE co "a Charles u Ncvt,m' 81
M'IfIr'H.ER. CATHERINE 4, to l.. ! 4 +
RrruMoRE. CHARLES l. ana ano tt,rusl.
% German savings Bank .......... 81 900
MSHHNYNHE'. chRorLNE, to Edwin c 'J,lsen.
nilfN ". H . 81 o. e. e FL FL q r r q . 70 O. o O. o e o. @ H sstt'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
NEW REALTY CORpOR ATIONS.

Mrlark Realty Corporation. Manhattan.
c,pl'aL, .i.ooN. directors, Harry Rcgcu.
hogen. I~ru,s Roth ami simon ldpsrhitk
Wcst Hampstead Homo, Ig!.d'ng Cor
po-atior. H. Wps'eAi; capita $1,000; di-
tcc,ors. Jacob H. Rnhorts, Thtodos,us .
ron'ko and Van Wyck Ferris,
Fr.arus Mortgage company. Brooklyn
capital. $1,000, directors, Abr NJ. Arms
Gcii, Aaron H. Sherwin and Abraham |.
saAe Development Corporation, ManhN',
tan %cipital. SIS, 900 directors. Eugene
SAKE. Julian sane and Lillian Iieberman
Tha % SCANNED street Corporation
M~onno''ty rsp''al; o,o m sSSo; dirse'ors
ilop.st@al Realty. Inc Manhattan. can,
itaL. $1,000. directors, ERNEST \. Bigelow
Charles \. Martin and Rowland - Walter
tai, 81. 100000. directors, Edwin p May
nard, Charles NJ. Enrlis and Josiah Il
Northern Associates. Manhattan: capita
500. 900, directors, David y walsh. Ralph
q Calc' ana marry r, Hamilton.
capital. sao,ooo, directors. 4. EhwsrI
Glasgow, w.t.am p MarsAa!! and urw!r
Iceland Holding company Bronx; carl,
tai, 10000; directors. Herbert \, st
George, William NJ. q. WATSON and Josep-
Hsathcote Land Corporation, Scarsdalc
capital. S26.oo directors, Rush Wilson
Lillian * wilson and Richard NJ Fairies
T.. j. tnrloy. huilaing company, BROOK
Ign; capital, $1,000, directors. Patrick '
tarlcy, Blanche NJ, Mcyer and Mary e
r.kay construction COMPANY, Whit,
platv-. capital, $4,000. directors, H,nr,
kriI, rharlot'" Ken and Charles II Par
sons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
TRADING IN MANHATTAN.

THIRD ANENCE-Marston 4 Co. have
sold for the estate of James Everard
s.s3-.2S. Third avenue. northeast cor
ner Of t0tth street, also the adjoining
property at goo East 124th street. the
entire plot being 50.llxl00. The prop
erty consists OF a three story hotel and
three story store and loft buildings
and was scheduled for sale at public
auction yesterday with the remaining
parcels OF the Everard estate.
WEST END ANENUE-The estate OF
Caroline Brundage has sold Sill Yves,
End avenue. a four story dwelling. on
lot ~15.sNl00. Sc feet south Of Eighty
fifth street. 1t was to have been sold
at auction yesterday. The house Is
reported to have brought So, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04

Incoming Ncs.cIs--By wireless.

:. Noordan, Fs'moH'N 20 cried that eve
would ne IN quar- tniirc ~ q 4 NJ TO-DAY.
= Custins. Balboa ~ rIles south Of
Sandy Hook a. uoor ycs''t.ar.
- Comil. Galveston. ~ nice sou'N OF
sandy Nopk ~ room .
Comet. N'rt Arii''r. " u'!"' south OF
Jupiter - moo"
: GliisrcAm. ror' Ar'N"'. ra.'t' jupiter
A. noon
:. C,v ~ -. lods >AN ,Nuah, 80 mile
south Of ssidy HooN ~ uy'u .
:, +. Vale, GLyos'ou. 80 miles west Of
Tor'l:,s At noon
- Brilliart, NV Oriosr-. le miles north
west Of rurtu.,s ~ noon
s. y. s..lo. galveston. - miles east o.
- Huron .ltck.onN ,'s ., VILE. south Of
g Nor,S ~ "r' POO Ar'lr. ICE mil.
,o.th,4-' # ~tbi'N 49, - n'Hr
:, Nur,--, Galveston. 30. rnlCs rd't ~ GO
Weston bar At . l. NJ
=. f. ocr.Icu'c. H.vcs'oH. ~ mites south
81 u iNIohl stools - Huun
:, e, .ti,t. "t'ves'ou. -t w.'' south NJ
SANDY Hook a. noon
- Prot,u,, Now ORLEANS. - miles south OF
Sandy Hook 4, noon.
IS Evangelne, bermuca. S5' miles south
cast Of Sandy Hook a. noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF nrs, part.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
pIG HEIGHTS FLAT SOLD,

Franklin Hall. a six story elevator
APARTMENT house covering the block
front on the west side of st. Nicholas
ayenue from l5sth 10 18TH street. has
been purchased as an investment by
Mrs. Mary Haight. The property was sold
nv the Irving Realty Company. Harry Il.
Davis. president, subject to "a mortgage
for 100000 held by the Germania Life
Insurance Company. Franklin Hall Is
known as $50 TO 971 st. Nicholas ave-
rue and covers a pot fronting eo3.3
fee, on st. Nicholas avenue 1s.5 feet
on i5sth street and all feet on 159th
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
TAKING BUSINESS SPACE.
Late itrnters Close Leases In Many
Parts Of the city.

Alfred ]. Rowantree with l.. s. VIII
j.. & 90. has leased the tenth loft at
t'2 and 594 broadway, containing
300 square feet, Il the Sane Hat
company Cor 4 term ot years: also
posed tho fourth loft at 49l n 493
hro1dNay through to ii6 Broome street
I" : lrcr & Kramer, shirt manufacturers.
bis'Ine 4 Co. have leased space AZ
~ East Twenty-third street to the
s'r1r Manufacturing Company and the
ArIrI'n Company.
William T.. Fuerst has leased to An
oHeas Saxlehnsr. proprietor OF Hun
!afl Jauos Waters. space for a term Of
E"irs n the Fulton Building. southwest
t0'I'r Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
me Fulton Building Is now practically
!'' pr cent. rented.
p'osc e. Elliman have leased 20
CHARLES Schachnc n floor AT Dutch
ti''"' snnce IN IN" Wan street journal
BINDING, a Broad street, to the I'ecos
pl Company; at GO Pearl street a large
ntrnent space to Clarkson & Ford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
Artistic Waterfront Homo

on n beautiful corner plot with a nnc vie "
Of Sound and hay, large airy rooms and
two baths. enclosed sleeping porch. whit.
enhfneitcd WOO work throughout; two tap
estry hri% hrcplaces. Interior finished IN
modern style. sewerage and all city i'm
provemen's; privilege 81 private bathing
beach; built under owners personal care,
$500 cash, balance can he arranged G.
OCONSELL, 1876 Flitbush Ave, Bklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
BUILDERS GET DYCKMAN SITES.

elawson & Hobbs have sold for the
James McCreery Realty Corporation to
the Merritt & Ferguson Company the
northeast corner of Post avenue and
Academy street. a plot io0x10o south
west corner of Vermllyea avenue and
Hawthorne street. a similar sized plot.
and four lots on the north side of 2o9th
street 100 feet east of Tenth avenue.
These properties were given IN exchange
for the apartment ut l27 West Eighty
second street. reported sold Yesterday.
The Merritt a Ferguson Company will
improve the Dyckman properties with
fats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04

company: At i23 Liberty street ohices
70 Theodore l.. Harding. Jacob Feoht.
nI.nur Carroll. National Electric Dis
.r1putor Corporation. w. s. rorteous q
~ e.. katzmeier. Isaac Rubenstein,
.,ortn Atlantic Metal Corporation. Il. Il.
Sasey. X. T. Hooton, q. s. Mumford.
Homer Mulligan, II. ]. Brunges ana +.
r. Bunneli. :.
~ Brigham Hail and William n.
bIoodsood have leased TO the Drezwell
company the tenth loft at 1850 West
Twenty-frst street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
RIG PLANTS For NEW JERSEY.

The fohoken Ribbon Company has
taueh. from the estate of william II.
+ " IN = plot. 2a7X273, west side of the
fA'..ird, near Spring street. North
'.r@sr. as a site for n concrete factory
|. 't''r.
Tho Newark Soap Company plans 10
.n ''cnty factory buildings in New
mis- summer, nj an estimated
''r' rlst OF SIPS. 900. Designs nave
l''. m,!" Tor structures ranging in size
." auNGo TO i0oNlj0. by Fred lond-
- e'. Infect. The buildings will be OF
t''t arI Dpncretc construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th s,sO

-sTH ST.se. 995 70 " TN av. ?t.loIsse-
Rosie. Kaplou to ! ksplon 4 Co. Inc.
80 10Th az. May ?. atty. T o Co. 800
18th ST. l??-:i. W, . $. 900 W s.h av.
runs ". SO x 5 1905 \ W so . 100 5 {,
sc:S n liS 6 20 heg-Thos A Howell
10 bristol Hotel Realty Corrn. i2a Front
a. May 10. atty. W ] Vreeland. .i2o
sisr 81. ! W. n :. 1859 " Central PARK
West, 80 SNiotI-Co-n Exchange Bank
- Matthew \ Wllks. 4t0 Madison HN.
NlN /! atty. I q ..Il0D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
LOW ESTATE SELLS N B.kLYx.

Marston 4 Co. have sold for the estate
o. \. Augustus Low l92, 1874, 1856 and
l+S Sands street, Brooklyn. a plot look
SIX irregular, comprising three and
-four story tenemenis and stores. The
property is IN the rear of st. Michael's
Church. IN VIII. ch Mr.. Low was interested
AID 10 which he decided property adJoin-
ne the plot just sold.
George W. predger has sold n two
family frame dwelling. on "A plot 60xi0o,
on tie west side Of Fort Hamilton ave.
me, 50 feet north of SEVENTEEN street,
Tor William Pcrgel to a client.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
SELLS THROG's NECK ESTATE.

clifford van Schurman has sold for
Louisa de Ruyter Campbell her country
estate, Shorelards, To "A client for $780,
chh. The property consists Of ten acres
'rl Gao feet of waterfront directly OPP
I -l'o Great Neck. There IS a Colonial
'He.lug located in the Westminster
country club grounds, and the neigh
! ing estates ire those of II. l.. Hunt
irg'pE and Edmund Randolph.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04

Tho tank ship Arcthusi has arrived a,
Port Arthur
Guubrat chattanooga at Guaymss AMI
tn collier Mars at t~ristohal.
Tho colirr Caesar from Norfolk eor
rhlricstou,
cruiser Denver from Guaymas for
Tupolohtnpo.
Cutler Jason from Newport for Hanp
ton Roads.
Gunhoat Milwaukee from San Franc,scu
FOR San Diego.
Torpedo boat Whippie from Fan Diegu
for Mare Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-04
EvERARD PROPERTY SOLD.
holdings of Former Brewer Hiring
fRir Prices nt Aucttop.

T"ir Pr'res Mt Auction.
Announcement that the properties
comprising the holdings OF tho estates
OF James Everard. tho bre wei. and Of
'aroIine \. Brundage would he dis
posed or by auction brought moro than
SUI small investors TO the auction room
Yesterday. whose bidding for the prom
critics offered. principally Mats with
stores gave that place a semhlancc Of
the times several years ago when tho
salesroom was an important centre in
the selling and buying ~ real estate
The parcels .old are located in pract!-
cally all parts OF Manhattan and the
prices finally paid for them indicated
the changes that have come over values
curing the last few years. one property
sold for $1,000 less than the figure a.
which the city assesses IL. Most OF the
ouyers were from neighhorhoods IN
which the properties lie and several Of
them were tenants Of the buildings
which they purchased. Two Of the Ever
ard parcels were sold before the auc-
ton At private contract. BRYAN l.. Ken
nelly presided at the sale.
These are the results OF yestcrda va
auction offerings in Manhattan. The
Bronx and Brooklyn:
HUDSON ST. sai. : " COZ ya,... ,exs. a.
,trer. stv bldg with str: trus sale -
John Kirby. tenant. sis5On
HUDSON ST. s77, II W cor Horatio II. ig.7x
-; vacant trus sale, to Joseph +
:5TH ST "csj Il. n :. ESQ . "a nv. .%,vaSSS''
49, house: trus sale 80 Rubin II
s:n ST. COS i. n :. :; . al ay. Vs.
sty :nmt 20 Charles Gruuer 5 9 60
'Th ~, 49, ~ cor sIth 8, :l2yloo.
Freeman .... tas. 500
VII " ,uS,' = ns, 49, 9 "a ay; seN
R,T', ,o,.,,,.r - sSa:.o
S SSyli:s TRES true sale A.".k ed
20 Az. iio!. 5 . cor ;sd 81. .7?I;s'' 4 sly
tnm. with s,rs; ,rus sale: 10 Be-na-d 1
Gutenberg ........ $500
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Ryan W." $40 "" ' " 20 oSn
10Th At. ~. y :,ss +, 9 LS.ios on a." ~
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LnWenteid kccs'ty Corpn sll.loo
4 stv frame ho,ai vi,h afr: I'm, sale "a
Z J Boyd s?l.ooo
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sty 'on h,dr; ,rus sale withdrawn
30 KY. :!sas5, u : cor zach e two =
80 'W ~! so rus N' """''SN"
,7Sn ST go l. nav v,d,.o, AZ
ioxss.ii. two 3 sty dwss, ,rls sae u
frank Wo'i" ... Ss,lel
i'sp 81 ,b Me- .h; -, n i ave- :GS " o I az" .a,c. ~
nohert McManamy =,
"'n ,h -
~ y "a FF"y a rsr,v IN ,H,.r.
es' ....... ...... 800 orr
fOSgqll s,y garage: trus sale. To- Wa.
ter L Ernst -. si3crt
"sstiiSGS. : sly nat, ~i'h s,ts. 10 l. 4
Watson ....,................. sif.75t
1871 ST, li-.s u, . ., - " Madison aN
2ooNe'll, l sly Pa!ac" Casino. tru'
NnstI,r - T. vKUy s1i-ru Iii
from, bet Decatur and Marion avs, ctG <,
COX trreg. vacant trus sale 20 \ "
lrus 1893 .tt. ''' ''
|tornr 70 TiN,-t \ So, 49, WI,
ftrs. trus sac. ,stAte Of Jas Evo-ari
deceased 20 VIM = st.os'
AID ST. 80 and ~ W. u e. 100 - lot
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QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

u 2 rooms and tath near Long Island
sound large open fireplace. sleeping porch,
tiled bathroom. eewer. wafer. gas and cleo
tricity. 20 minutes from 33rd -. & 7th
Ave, shore irout privileges, deep water
arranged. \ y. STEPHENSON. :i3 W
3ith -.
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NEW YORK.
TO RENT FOR THE SUMMER.

Furnished house with NIL conv"nierces M
farm at Paving, New York.
Fine View, mountain air, no mosquitoes.
To small family withou' DO! d"en.
For particulars edoress IA ". W nov
IL Sun nil-e