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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

11

Railway Men Meet at Hotel Belmont for Spring Association Session

The American Railway Association held its spring meeting at the Hotel Belmont with 25 delegates from 1% roads. W. C. Brown presided as retiring president, reports showed 538 roads and 240,770 miles of track, plus 44 associate members. A freight car interchange commission and rail standards were adopted as nonbinding recommendations, including rail gauge and clearance rules. Officers elected included FA Delano as president, W A Gardner as vice president, and F Allen as secretary, with Chicago to host the next session November 15.

American Railway Association Belmont W. C. Brown New York Central Railway Howard Elliott W. W. Atterbury Angeles FA. Delano Wabasha W. A. Gardner Feego & Northwestern Railway F. Allen Chicago

Condition Of Ballots In mayoralty recount trial

The recount case continues with election clerks and police from boroughs examined on ballot box condition. Witnesses describe loose seals cracked glass fronts missing ballots and torn stubs in several districts while noting potential causes include wagon movement and loose mucilage.

Mr. Dolson Mr. Richards McClellan George F. England Brooklyn The Board of Elections Eagle Carl Vogel Election Bureau Borough of Queens John A. Smith Alexander XM. Ross Richmond Pbureau John W. Nobel Manhattan

Fifth Ave Lot Sold for 125000 in Manhattan Real Estate Rush

Real estate activity heightened with several deals yesterday. James B Clews bought a 26 by 140 feet lot at the northeast corner of 5th Ave and 125th St from New York and Harlem Railroad Co for 125000, planning a private residence. Bernard Smyth & Sons sold a corner plot at Claremont Ave and 1224 St to Charles M Rosenthal for William and James Bradley with Riverside Drive frontage. L M Mosauer sold another site at Prospect Ave and 149th St to Sykes Realty Corp for executors of Emma McGraw Harris, a 77 by 148 foot corner opposite Prospect Ave subway, to be developed with stores and apartments. A Bronx plot sold for a record price, previously $5000, with plans filed for a six story brick building on 9th St near Amsterdam Ave by Silverman Jones Construction. Additional plans include a two story office at No 1 Washington St for F Augustus Schermerhorn, leased to New York Steam Heating Supply Co, cost about 4?0. Buildings designed by Schwartz & Gross and H J Hardenbergh.

James B. Clews Henry Clews & Co Sith St Sthave New York & Harlem Railroad Company Romaine Nichols & Co Frederick T. Barry Clews Ista Bernard Smyth & Sons Charles M. Rosenthal William and James Bradley Claremont Ave 1224 Riverside Drive Theological Seminary L. M. Mosauer Jacob Leitner William P. Harris Arthur McGraw Emma McGraw Harris Sykes Realty Corporation Prospect Ave 149Th St James F. Meehan Bronx Silverman-Jones Construction Company 9Th St Amsterdam Schwartz & Gross F. Augustus Schermerhorn Washington St New York Steam Heating Supply Company H. J. Hardenbergh

Rugs and Carpets Sell Strong at Fifth Avenue Galleries

A large crowd attended the opening session of the sale from the Ho vannes Tavshanjian private Oriental collection plus St Louis exposition prizes. 175 pieces sold for 16788 dollars with top price 1.50 paid by S Russell for turquoise blue and old rose carpet. Henry A Smith paid 8 for a Persian rue. Philip Henderson paid 70 for a Serapi Ghorowan carpet. Auctioneer James P Silo led the sale as it continues at 3 this afternoon.

Hovannes & Tavshanjian Fifth Avenue S. Russell Henry A. Smith Philip Henderson James P. Silo

College women face suffrage debate at Barnard College

An afternoon at Barnard College explored why modern college women want voting rights. Mrs. Mary K Sim khovitch suggested fear of conspicuousness and laughter by men as a factor, while Mrs. Florence Kelley blamed vanity and class bias among the privileged. Kelley warned against anti suffrage arguments and condemned elitist attitudes toward enfranchising ignorant women. The event spurred a suffrage society led by Miss Juliet Points as president, with the Women’s Republican Association planning a Delmonico luncheon featuring speakers on social reconstruction and political outlooks.

Barnard College Mary K SimkKhovitch Barnard Colieze Florence Kelley Barnard Union Miss Anthony Oman Kelsey Republic Kelley Albany Barnard Juliet Points Women's Republican Association of State of New York Delmonico’s Helen Varick Boswell Sara Dickinson Lewis Woman's Republican Association

Couple opens country home on Long Island bluff

Mr and Mrs Dean Alvord have opened their Port Jefferson country home Nevalde. They will remain there until late autumn. The house stands on a bluff overlooking Port Jefferson Harbor with two new sunken Italian gardens. The gardens feature old Italian garden furniture and evoke famed Italian villa scenes.

Dean Alvord Nevalde Port Jefferson Long Island Port Jefferson Harbor

Day Nurseries Highlighted At City Meeting

Rev Ernest Fox spoke at the People's Home Settlement Day Nursery annual meeting in the East 11th Street church parlors praising nurseries for keeping children out of institutions and helping mothers stay connected with their families. Mrs Arthur M Dodge compared American nurseries to European ones, noting longer care in the U S and success at the World Fair Chicago showing minimal deserted children. The Philos Male Quartet performed several songs during the gathering.

Ernest Fox People’s Home Church People’s Home Settlement Day Nursery East 11Th Street Arthur M. Dodge New York City

D A R WALL FUND GROWS AT Continental Hall clock gift

Washington April 22 Elaborate ceremonies featured the Daughters of the American Revolution receiving a 330 clock from Berks County Chapter Reading Pa The timepiece will sit in the memorial Continental Hall as the seventeenth congress of the national society convenes Reports on committee chairs contributions and the Continental Hall building fund followed Senator Boies Penrose and Representative Martin E Olmsted Pa spoke and the United States Marine Band performed Mrs Donald McLean reported over 7000 for the fund The treasurer urged 15000 yearly to the building fund bond issues were discussed Mary Lockwood proposed empowering the national board to borrow or issue bonds to complete the hall Delegates may decide later tomorrow to finish funding with an estimated 21000 pledged by chapters and individuals The congress will meet with the President at the White House tomorrow.

Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Berks County Reading Penn Seventeenth Congress National Society Continental Hall Building Fund Boies Penrose Martin E. Olmsted Pennsylvania Congress United States Marine Band Donald McLean Memorial Hall Committee Continental Hall Fund Mary Lockwood Society National Board of Managers Memorial Hall White House

Spring Reception Held by RCA Women Clergy Group

The women's executive committee of the Board of Domestic Missions, Reformed Church in America, hosts a spring reception today from 2 to 6 PM in the Collegiate Church chapel at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. At 8 PM Rev and Mrs William Brewster Humphrey present a program on Indian folklore with song and basketry.

Board of Domestic Missions, Reformed Church In America Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue 48Th Street William Brewster Humphrey

Estate houses in demand in city sale wave

Heitner and Wolf and L N and Lottinger report selling to Mrs. MacC Stewart No 1 West Street a four story end basement brownstone dwelling house 216 10 feet. This is the fifth house of a row formerly owned by the James estate sold in recent months.

Heitner & Wolf L. N. & Lottinger

Annex Plans for Hotel Astor Ten‑Story Addition

Clinton and Russell, architects, filed plans with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a ten story annex to the Hotel Astor in Times Square. The project will cover former row houses at 207–215 West 44th Street and 20–214 West 45th Street, doubling the hotel’s ground space to 42,400 square feet with brick and limestone trim, a roof garden, and a theatre or ballroom. estimated cost 1,006,100 dollars.

Clinton & Russell Murphy Astor Times Square West 44Th St West 45Th St

Auction Budgets Show Several Brooklyn Property Sales

Real estate firm Kennelly sold multiple properties including a 16x162.2 ft five story American basement dwelling at 239 West 10th Street to William J. Simpson for 24.40 and 315 West 7th Street, 16x102.2 ft five story flat dwelling, bid in at 27,750. A 60 West 8 9th Street flat house, 25x111 ft, bid in at. and 211 Butler Street northeast corner, 00x45 ft, three four story tenements with stores, bid in at 32,750. Day sold 52 West 128th Street, 20x11 ft three story dwelling to Frederick Sackett for 12.40. an adjourned sale of three five story flat houses at Wadsworth Avenue and 18th Street to April 27. Several other offerings listed with various locations, dimensions, and amounts due.

Real Estate Exchange Bryan L. Kennelly West Tist St William J. Simpson West 7&Th St West 8Sth St Nos Ifi 3D Ave Butler St Northeast Corner Brooklyn Joseph P. Day West 128Th St Frederick Sackett Wadsworth Ave 18Th St Fone Y Joseph Os Il Rosenwasser Et al Max ‘Mayerson Et al Gross & R R Townsend Amsterdam Lebelacker Williams J Gillespie Morris Ave 165Th St Hill Bronx Clinch Atty Malone Morris Cohen James Firestone Neave Peter F. Meyer Central Park West Séth St

Real estate transfers across Manhattan and the Bronx

The Columbian Board of Brokers reports multiple property sales including a five story flat house at 115th Street adjoining No 7, a six story new law house at 126th Street plot 37.6 by 11 feet, a four story building on West Broadway near Spring, and a four story dwelling at East 7th Street among others. Transfers involve buyers Edmund Frank Daniel B Freedman Mrs. Lazarus Arthur OBrien Morris Kallman Samuel Johnson William Fleming and Charles Klingenschmidt with various adjoining lots and plots detailed.

Columbian Board of Brokers Morris Coleman Josephine Lazarus C. L. Best East 111Th St Samuel K. Johnson William M. Fleming Charles Klingenschmidt Jerome Ave

Many Leases Reported As NYC Buildings Change Hands

William A. White & Sons lease for James K. Shaw to A Spiegel & Co. No 18 Park Row. Nelson G. Carman trustee leases No 20 Clift St to Frederick W. Mauta for Aggelockes & Williams. No 612 Ninth Ave for James L. Bragg to Katharine Fink. No 258 Front St for Henrietta Frankel to Joseph Rosenberg. No 3 Burling Slip with White & Phipps for J Ho Burton to Twinn Brothers. No 482 Fifth Ave and others, including 12 1/2 Pearl St, 155 Madison Lane, 7 John St, No 74 Cortlandt St, and 23 West 18th St among multiple office and dwelling leases. Louis Schrag leases 129 West 21st St and 435 5th Ave store for Daniel B Freedman to Morris & Davis.

William A. White & Sons James K. Shaw A. Spiegel &On Park Row Nelson G. Carman R. B. Corey Company Clift St Frederick W. Mauta Aggelockes & Williams Ninth Ave James L. Bragg Katharine Fink Front St Henrietta Frankel Joseph Rosenberg Burling Slip White & Phipps J. Ho Burton Twinn Brothers Fifth Pearl St George Grasser Alfred Noble Matden Lane Gelien & Co Kuttrof & Waldo John St William Reed Robert Bracklow Theodore Camp Cortlandt St Woodcock & Britt M Benson E. Collins West Lith St M. Benson Bernhard Frachat West Lth St Belle G. Buda Marie Fuller Jane St Marie C. Southmayd James Curry Greenwich Et Louis Schrag Wo RR Neilley Ellen Evans West 21St Et Éth Ave Daniel B. Freedman Morris & Davis

Plans filed to alter loft building at 178 Fulton Street

Building owner A A Neuman plans to enlarge the old four story and attic left structure at 178 Fulton Street into a five story office building with ground floor stores. Estimated cost is 15000 dollars. Architect B E Stern listed for the project.

Fulton St A. A. Neuman B. E. Stern

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