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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
NEED OF WOMEN'S HOTELS.
Y. w. C. a. Worker Finds S. Week
Boarding Places Unspeakable.

That there is great need of hotels for working
women where cheap and wholesome meals would
be served was emphasized by Miss Sara P. Cotton
in her annual report read before the Brooklyn
Young Womens Christian Association at Scher-
merhorn street and Flatbush avenue. yesterday af-
ternoon.
AT present" she said. most of the places where
50 board is furnished semi-staryation, suicide
ruin for many girls forced T. I've In them.
When confront the problem. am amazed that all
girls who have 70 battle with these conditions are
not lost"
Robert c. Ogden spoke in praise of the work for
negroes carried on by the association.
THE negroes who 10 the CITY," he said
have been accustomed to getting the necessities
of life cheap. and when they have TO face the
high prices here IL usually disaster for them
The work your negro branch has done in helping
TO combat these conditions is most pratsewOrthy
You have been especially wise In having expert
enced and capable colored helpers in charge of the
work"
The tearoom which Mrs. Samuel B. Duryea
and Mrs. Martin Joost presided, decorated with
pink carnations and sprays OF laurel tied with pink
satin ribbon. They were assisted at the tea tables
by Miss Katherine White Miss Charlotte Leech
Miss Alice Ide, Miss Harriet Low, Miss Antoinette
Butler and Miss Caroline Squibb. Miss Wayne
Lois Fox, who has charge OF the Young Woman s
Christian Association choir, soloiSt accom-
panied by Miss Alice Morse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
MENACE OF MEDICINES.
Some Brands Make Women Drug Fiends,
Saws Mark Sullivan.

Some patent medicines are no more than cheap
cocktails" Mark Sullivan told the Woman's Munich
pal League it's monthly meeting in the City Club
rooms yesterday morning. They are worse than the
worst kind OF whiskey, and not so cheap. after ALL
for know one at least that sells for 81 bottle.
while fl costs only eight cents manufacture it,.
Medicines OF this kind contain about Is cent OF
alcohol though per cent would be quite suftcient
for the purpose of preservation.
People may not only acquire the drink habit
from these medicines continued Mr. Sullivan, but
they may become addicted TO opium and cocaine.
Many catarrh cures contain cocaine. and the con-
of the cocaine habit from their use is very
common Some cough medicines and soothing
syrups contain opium or morphine of some sort, and
is a significant fact that I'm England soothing
svrups contain much smaller proportion OF
morphine than in this country. because there they
have a law compelling the proper labelling Of such
mixtures"
Mr.. Sullivan concluded by remarking that women
the chief victims of injurious proprietary
medicines. because they were more gullible than
men.
The address was apropos of the Stevens-Wain-
wright bill. pending before the State Lesisla-
ture. It provides for the labelling Of medicinal
preparatoas containing alcohol MARQUES or o'ner
potent drugs in accordance with the tacts. the
label 10 serve as a means of redress to injured
Mrs. Frederick ". Longfellow reported that the
league had succeeded in stopping the use OF gar
baGe in the filling in of the upper part OF broadway
of the league. DR. Darlington had sent an inspector
TO investigate, and had compelled the contractors TO
the inspector had departed it was promptly dumped
in again. A second complaint brought back the
inspector, and now he has Instructions 10 stand
guard over the work until it is finished
Miss Catherine Leverich told of the work of the
girls branch of the Public Schools Athletic League,
and said II had made arrangements for fencing in
the forty lots in Brooklyn presented to it by the
Controller. and for laying ont running track
tennis courts, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
NO SPINSTERS IN TURKEY.
Every Girl Entitled to Husband, No Mat
ter How Ugly She Is.

"Old maids are Unknown in Turkey. and the
word 'spinster has equivalent in the language
OF the country" said Mrs. L. Parks Richards yes
terday in describing TO roomful OF women at the
Waldorf-Astoria the Rights and Might of the
Women Of the Harem."
In Turkey every woman counts among her
sacred rights the night TO a husband said Mrs
Richards. whatever her social position and per-
sonal attractions Even the slave girls after seven
years OF service given their freedom and pre-
scented with a husband. II is the mans mother
who usually picks out the girl for her son. going
from one harem 10 another and looking over the
girls. for II is the right Of the Turkish mother TO
select her own daughter-in-law And the girls that
are not chosen are somehow supplied with hus-
bands through their parents diplomacy
Sometimes this system which seems to he in
FAVOR OF the plain and unattractive girls-snce the
bridegroom does not see his brides face tn she Is
his-results in tragedy. know a young officer who
1~eo gTomoron after promotion to his command
10 show my appreciation by bestoHinp would IKE
hand OF my daughter The young man was 'eras, III
sisted until q friend happened 10 ask him Has
s5 SobsneeE tried 70 work his ugly Chicken
We'll The officer extricated himself from bis an.
EaeeNeat 70 ms chlefs daughter ana thought No
friends selected nice girl as they s al last s his
vent through the marriage ceremony a Iatf rte il ~,
L md his bride not Turkish eirl al an b'It
bridegroom. .hideoIsIy meIy , I3e disappointed
But he already had her The only thing Ief;s % a.
Divorces are easily obtained in Turkey and
.Esoancs and wives can reTnarry three times II
then after the husbands anger has cooled n,
wants 10 marry his wife fourth time she has ~
go through the formality OF marrying anotbe,
man, then Of being divorced After that her orig
NAL husband Is able 70 marry her. This custom bs
given rise 10 a profession OF proxy husbands who
are generally blind and feel no qualms at relinausb
Ing Their brides after the legal processes have beer
satisfied. N~'
The Turkish woman according to the speaker
Is pre-ernlnently Woman's rights woman. He
rights, ane especially her legal rights, are NOR
clearly defined and rlgidy enforced than /,
many more advanced countries =
One thing the Turkish woman NAV eoun. on a
Ell titnes-protection- There ogiing a
street corners, no impertinent youths 10 intrud
upon her when she stops 10 look in shop window
She rs never spoken TO" Mrs richards said tina
Tor man 70 speak 10 a Turkish woman on N
street would be much lis lie was wor,
Even brothers do not greet sisters. ar husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bedford st. No % to q. W 50 SKIS; Leland
gage $50 500 ................,....., s1.ooc
Lot ct al. al m Helena Rodgers M
S e. Ds s NAP ahes Pofd at
ford Company; MORTGAGE. 81 500 90. ,.7os: lo'
N6 GasspPs rse ct o i to Mchss
Is. mS sTs go f6sS g." s Is exiose Nellie Brisn
Minnie Sd He ~ and msrtsass Bay
s ard Tuckermsn al to CHARLES Lane; LOO
iO sss :. Addi. 1:' Williams ii trustee to William
same hssfq property; wiaIu Heard Garaeid
80 B sHs 70 G2 ss MARX
al to sas ss o old sg @oT'ssgs ot f
Weiss to Newport Realty Company; mortgage.
nj It. No les Es., - Julia ~
Samuel Greentsld; moTtg a $500 .;:: lo'
lls abraham 81 laHaer ct al al to Sender
18Th %ofssasS - We Yes. lsIoo M.oa. to ~
Iondo. T. Loui. Merya,h il part; mortgage -,
1ssth q st. ft' :, 100 Il of Amsterdam ay. soox
Ssi j sSernah y part 80 $3.50 - 1ot
N% Abraham 4 siverson to i Samuel siSsrmsn i
le sda' st. No ioii East. 2oxi2s6 Annie Bis.iow "
i'fa a St sst al St
r5s So Arden p5ep;5ty N..s sears to
Anna J s g. a9on to John Tsitsimann
Thomas Stephenson to John 1ynon. jr.......,. lbot
ieo John St to S Michael %sf as5ssr ioo.o'
18th n s. $50 n OF ID ave, 25x1o2 2; Charles
Weinstein to Samuel l. Waienstein; mort
11sts st. No II Ea.t. 2511ooio Nathan i.t LOO
koWtz No. 70 ss ara Il. Lssv moI:sass 100
Y Turman to stephen 4 Jackson G' mortsass
soPs5sy sss0s:a Jackson to Lust
o' to ana Jaoss Msnas o1 MasT'
BROOK No sss a5Ii6606 MORT, aold.isiia 100
TO Joseph Rnhnsky mortgage. ssl.50o. ...... lot
eli; A B 6 Realty compsnV IN . ass, f5
Asher simon: mortgage, s2S. 600 .... ,
Iqo 10 Na K No II srsaF H.Rsr 5ohtsr
Joseph q Rossn ct al TO Louis Levin ana
same property. Isaac Portmsn ct al to Jon.: ioe
~ Wen anS anoshsri mortgase, tH 600. ......, 100
Gruenstein and another TO Abraham Rossnstein.
Iisth 81; Ne as1ioo ii; Nose. Kinder to 100
soh st. Nos aOs and sos west, oonica q, p.,,, ioe
Banner Banner TO Max Greene and anothsri mortgage
soth st. s. as7 II OF west Enc .y, 4, a,io LOO
Mills 3 Fakas and another to Valencia Realty
I7th st 80 221 to ase vast ;So.:o vim; 100
rskas s e. =, 70 Valencia Realty Company mort
2d ave 7z2 It n Of e3d 81 "a aim. ~, ioc
s Ehgnirsnk ana another executors 10 Regina
Orchard 81. No o. psxsT q. M.y.r 2%soc
.os6 0lS .. No W s6 GER, msrtssss $50 1oo
Mashiz m sS Est =, S ~ John ssripp. to Ida
M.arie. isT,n r.S,;, Ar,:siass
Broadway No ISL /: q skid. H.r. 100
Monroe 10 John Wendell - -"A'y V nj
IH@ WA 4. " I. rsa map e unssrS Ed 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

G. Tuoti & Co. have leased for Samuel BAR
nett Nos 40 and 172 Houston st. northwest
corner of Hancock street. for a term of years at
an aggregate rental of about $4,000
f. " Pescia & Co. have sold for Emma Hef
ter to Shapiro. Levy & Starr, the five story
double tenement house No. 233 Stanton ct On
a plot 25x75
Inc same firm has resold for a Mr. Grazidio
to client the seven story tenement bousa No,
80 Elizabeth St. on plot 25x1OO
DUN q Brown have sold for William a Jea
son NO. 40 West 14Sth ST, a three story and
basement dwelling house 12.6x63x1OO and for
laura l.. Lesson No. 472 West 14Sth ST a
x65x10O -9 AoASo' i@-o
Allen NJ. Thomas has sold No As West 54th st
a Tour story and basement brownstone front
dwelling house, on lot 162x1OO5 feet
Williamson w. Fuller has sold No. 3s Vast
on lot 25x1O05 feet "e muse
David Davis has sold for Meyer D. RothschiIa
10 simon . Friedberg No. 3S6 Manhattan ave
1ye story double iathouse. on plot 36 3xS2 feef'
ave, northwest corner OF 144th St. Ave storv
fathouse. on lot "a. 11xs4 feet. '''''
CHARLES B.. Gumb has resold IN So,or,o,
Schwartz No. 1887 LIST ave- a Ave story trinI
liathouse' with stores. on lot 25x1O0 feet
~, Ius 1Ia ne q GO. have sold for S. Meyer Nos
fathouses on plot 3Ox1OO11 feet: also, sold foy
Is Is HOFFMAN NO. III East 9th ST. a Ave story
nathouse, on lot 25x10011 feet
c. r w Johanning has sold for Jaeger Rroth-
ers Nos. 257S and 25S0 Sth ave. two Ave storr-
Ssst re hathopses with stores. plot 5Oxso
erty through the same broker Also sold Spr
s9seph H. Morris TO a Mr.. Levy No PIP Vast
II 'th ST. five story double fathouse on Iot
- ieet Also sold for Morris Buchsbaun1
Nos 25I2, 2574 and 25I6 Sth ave. three rva
SO feet ~ i'' 'ox
N: Ruben & Co. have sold for ]. vigorito No
223o I'd ave. five story triple flathouse with
stores. on plot 26xIOO feet WIN
Mandelbaum e L ba,-a
Howell estate No. 342 West 18th st a the
story dwelling house lot 25x92 feet
Ut. Joseph Bruder has bought the five story
triple hathouse No. 345 West 10Th st on IL,
25x92 feet 0' io'
Isaac Rubenstein has sold for Max Kierscb-
oauin Ia Joseph Il Cohen No. 876 East Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
FOUR LONG ISLAND SALES

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co.
nave sold the Frederic H. Benedict tract. with
shore front, at Oyster Bay. Long Island to Ed
ward +. Whitney; for Vincent P Travers, two
evening houses with siXty-six acres of land at
Dyster Bay, Long Island. to John c. Moore; for
Hewlett Nostrand a farm Of $50 acres at wood
Dury' Long Island, to Robert w. Gibson: for
wizard >. Adams 1ftysx acres, with shore
'front.' at huntington, Long Island, to James
Cogan; and have leased the Alexander O.
humphreys property at Glen Cove Long Island
and the Leonard Jacob property. known as East
the season. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
NEW SIXTH AVENUE OFFICE BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Murphy for making the two five
story and basement dwelling houses Nos 662
and 664 Sixth avenue into office building
with stores on the ground floor. The renlodelled
buildings will have frontage of A feet, with
a FACADE of ornamental galvanized iron and
glass and central marquise entrance. An ele-
Vator and new plumbing plant to be in
stalled The improvements are to be made for
Charles Lang and Leopold Heilburn, as owners.
and are to cost $4,000, according to the esti-
mate of Buchanan 81 Fox, the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09

More patients have arrived at the Constructive
Home in Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain Of
Brooklyn. Some of the immediate needs OF the
home a good clock and a bookcase for forty
volumes, sent for the library by Mrs Schlatter,
who will from time 10 time. forward other books
ana will also contribute toward the bookcase If
others respond. DR.. Ennis reports that Reasoner
Brothers, Of the Royal Palm Nursery. Oneco Fla
have sent express prepaid, box of plants and
bulbs for the lawn of the home kindness which
he greatly appreciates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
TRAVELLING LIBRARY.

President OF the T. s. s.: Books shipped by YOU
from the Tribune Sunshine Society have been duly
received The first box. named THE New-York
Tribune Sunshine Society Box" was sent out yes
terday TO Mrs. A. B. Flower. Sedalia, Col We feel
greatly indebted your society for its interest
We shall be glad 10 keep you advised from time TO
time OF where your box goes and what it is doing
for those who have little no reading matter
Again thanking you for your assistance. ! remain
sincerely yours. Mrs. JULIA " WELLES.
The Colorado Travelling Library Commission Dem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
REALTY NOTES.

C. F. w. Johanning the broker in the sale
of the southeast corner of 18th st. and 9Th ave.
for Mrs. Rosa Kahl to Mark Bumenthal
Paul j. Corn has leased to a client of the r.
W Appleton Company the store and basement
No. 1859 Broadway for a term of wears at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
WEDDING BELLS.

An Tuesday. March 6. Mrs. Thurston c. Swain of
Brooklyn, announced the marriage OF her daughter
Lydia Folger TO Walter Lloyd Mason. who is the
only son OF Mrs. Annie l. Mason state president of
T. s. S in New-York. To this young couple
who have entered upon the new relationship of life
the president, in behalf of the T. s. s.. extends
cordial congratulations and the earnest wish that
The pathway Of the new life may have its full
share O sunshine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
TO ERECT $4,000 DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for new five story and
attic private dwelling house, to be built for
Gustave and Leon Fleischmann, on the south
side of seth St. 267 feet west of Sth ave- 1t is to
be 25 feet front and 20 feet deep, with a facade
of Colonial style of granite and limestone, hav-
ing triple bay of three stories, and balconies
at the second and fifth stories. 1t is to cost
S5OOOO. Buchanan & Fox are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A friend at Plattsburg N. Y. has contributed
generous supply of woods. which will be distributed
among those who doing sunshine work A
large package OF old linen and has been re-
ceived from Torrington, Conn. and religious read
Ing for an Episcopal member Melissa Robson, a
memoer of The Palmetto branch. at Narcoossee
Via. has sent fragrant gift-orange blossoms
packed IN Florida nloss-snd she kindly offers 10
contributs yiolets rays az SUNSHINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
ANOTHER BIG JAMAICA DEAL.

Maurice b. Blumenthal, representing a syndi-
cate of New-York city spectators, has pur
chased the Williamson and Humphrey farms at
Jamaica, Long Island. comprising eighty-siX
acres. The transaction involves about S25O,OOO.
The property fronts in the Rockaway turnpike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
BUILDING BOOM IN QUEENS

PERMITS for fifty-one new buildings to cost
S2o6,525. have been issued by the Buildings Ru
reau in the Borough of Queens Recently there
mas developed there a change in the character
and detached cottages have held SWAY for
long time, but now there is a rush to nut IN
AA ~ puI up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
FLUSHING FARM SOLD

Another Flushing farm has been sold for
building sites 1t consists of seventy-ffve acres
in the easterly section of Flushing and was
owned for years by Rachael McCreery. II
mas been sold to James A. Hennessy Its esti
mated value was $4,000 The purchased go
a mortgage for $4,000 e'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Strauss. Maurice to American Mortgage Com
iTres due June % 1907 5'a per cent $4,000
property: year per- anu anon' same 5oo
H; WIs ave- Emil and j. as9'6sT s. ia sgyaa
eSo. years 9 per cent IT :, 5000
i6ss Of 81 ave 25nios; years. per
Rsab. George to Merchants Refriseratns Com 5000
Pany Canal ST. W corner OF Forsyth ST. 75x
Kursrok. Max and another. to william Rosen "'O'0
Of P 1nion plso S5nRs sasa: 1S' Years. St
M:4sy osis s5 F. Wllila Iarnsd; Taylor 5000
H? ss:S5P. an. Realty !. Company e
Hi mSaei SsF ssn, - 3; 5000
s. 2sss4 Years. 8 PEI s1eetss; Ludlow st 1000
No io1i 2 So1i du TO 1Iv s 5aSs lesh
S'0 0sssT a Rss9s f iShn a r. a and
year; per cent ..:.......,........-..s 1a5oo
zstn st go Of "a ave. 2s1 i3:'s do
Rgslnssy ts.egh ooidstsin: Brook ave. No 5000
SSs aS1lS % due august 1909; per 1850
tors tors Union Isi It Of i5sa ST. .fi Tx
VS.. IS IT n of 10Th ST, oO11O6 q years: per
HessnsSs5 Mr ana sss shGia:s
corner iI9th sti years; per cent avs ,aooo
and ss1 f Esst olioO i' das 9un :Th
APsS aE s a:a5y L. Grand la'0
same to Bedford st. No u.s. is17s; years 5000
Same to Bedford st. No n. ia175; ;..r, 1900
Lazy: ssFah 70 L.ftowii.: iis,h 81 No :; 1000
Same TO Leo Lesser: .so, p rens, 1900
':sl';' S:P3 n s ssS 'f Sss ss.s 5000
Mandel JACOB 70 Morr. Levin ct al; x.,. a4oo
Nos 10 and IS +sIooi ysar; per cent 1sh * TO-,
S"oS q KspPlsr ave GaIloo: year,; par cent 500
s I Tss ts N Trinity IL 1s ss. ssH s;Se
oIsenfsM Samuel. Ioai: Io,epSthai; I'm ~ 1900
a ne is' n SHs sfIs yeA.s s 10000
10Th & No Is Fast +sss2; per cent. HOO
10th ct, q ttSe n . OF University Place xsr
81; 3 years; per cent. ......,,,., ~ yncsn
Rhenisndsr. William and another trustees Ia ~
Cedar st. esx1oii Feoruary 10 1000, IA no o.
sant.nEsio Micha. to uot .; al; Mor. sv, iScoo
% . Of 1894 St 7ox7o and othsr prop
MeArdis. Frank j. to Mary Hart: w,,n;,m...: 1850
TT,siass ROAD lot rs. map OF partition
INV Inwsrts va Thwarss. csr Irregular years;
Ro.snboom Jacob ana other, 10 Xpoio' ;s:.,v $500
iSnFPSanyi n.th q no n Of nj AVA
ssn.o 20 % SesL per cent ,.............,. eaOo
Ahrahsms William to Amsils Cohen ana sno,Ss,; i&"o
aHn 81. Noe sIi and s7s East. soIsa, year
wendsl John a. TO washington r,,. 1000
Broadway 1si aaios: year a;s g, Company;
Same to sa,nsi same property y.srS 81 psr 5000
Horton charles b to Austin, "a Az, NJ $4,000
solomon SAMUEL ana another TO Annie soiomcn. i'ooo
Arr h,oaa ay an sornsr isis, asx irregular:
~se@ sa0@ AsAAAaes - Aao2a TV& aogSi wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
TENT FUND.

friend in Paterson has given 80 cents for the
tent fund; Miss W." 10 cents: IL H" 10 cents
and "P. l. b., 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
SALE OF A FIFTY-sIxTH STREET HOUSE

Green & Taylor have sold for the Lauer estate
TO a DR.. Coakley No. 53 West 18th street a four
story brownstone clearinghouse. 21X100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09

e. corner Exterior st. 2e5x Irregular: dus
R9Tdsn P 3 4: I, e S3 Thomas MsGTy loss
scRlichtsr william. to wiiam G Yer Pisncs; hoS
Woodycrest ave. " corner 1ssth st. ssxlO9:
us yeari f,s s9 per s cent ,no,5.- = sac
Wosz Grand St Ne 81 s90 dsand pe9 a..
Nos 2s and a. SKIS so'fs y. ss Dei i ssfola
Bsg as axI Iseoo x to JoSn yash sooavs No
Ne 81 Ea Mos i s9a sDe e to Block g
o ss s si e is sa 81 s.5 . g i5
sS s. N NJ cs Rs. ss9sp p.4 ssas
an1sps' 1ss s 81 A Sslfsdsr
&1.a 1is' T. sl Sai' dsad son psr
Ro:snslut h. kal@an. j9ssea HeroT,.; ii9ta 5000
Manor % Emma x e wolat: and 90. map 400
a M g ses sHGsSSsd ss l Morssnhau two
. n 's' q soS ), s'; S5.I S 5as
f Galway Building company to Garfield Build 5000
ing Company; 10Th st. No % East 4sxsz: DE-
Same same: same property: due March Is. 5000
Kagsn sa. y, MsnasI e Ge9T5s picard
Julius to zshdsr St Ann save RfT es? NJ 1900
Colo. Trodio 70 Hudson P Rose COMPANY. lots 1000
Bowl ah8 William lila map ssTs s sSes5s 500
Company; s. Nicholas ave. corner Issth 81
St. w y lot 271. map wakshsId 75xi14' 2
Stable Americas: and another to J E ponl.y: 90
Not s., r., !. 100 n Of Hester st. 5Oxaa:
Mutual Construction company % Titl. Insurance
sIz!qs@ nos.sase s. ss95So i' das
property: mortgages ss7 50e years. peT
Is 81: sh s5s b e ,,I,7 S5 mann, j
KsT s sss e g e. s e Sfss ac u w. .D, END
Der 7, 1908: per cent 1so,
East sssoS instadn1s per tss st. No go ~.
Same to William KnoeDks: same property;
fucker. Maurice II. to Moses Arndstein; i5oth- "'"
Klein Max r. and another to A Oestins; fulton '"'
st. 5. % # n Of Fulton 27xss; 8 years.
jacobson. David to n Green6att: I2eth st. $ :. 500
1eo q OF Sd ave 3o19s instalments per 300
and another: IInsoia ave. v ; q It Of iss5a
Hartigan. A NJ and an another To- Commercial i4"'
Finance Company: lot 1sa. map NELL estate:
earOfsio '. 70 state Bank; LIST ave. ;, SOIL II '
Of lOsth ST. SOIGs dsmand per , cent 1000
III n e Of Banbridse ave. 26zSs years.
Class samuel g I B.ttsnxIs.sr pan Nos 80.
a2S and 10 West S sa YsaTs 0 per cent ZOO
Mutual Life insurance. Company; 4ist ST.
wslens IS :, sidney ,t 70 @sIRsseia: Avenue
wenssein Abraham D. to presbyterian Home for 400
Aged Women; 1Osth ST. 3 1915 fl 9 Of Sd
9Sssa '~S sas idas s.
F,nSslstsh I Louis. to lawyers Title Insurance q a
trust Company; 1st ave. No 50. 24xs4: due May
Arenana . Metropolitan savings Bank ll4ta H"s
ST. No sos East. aoxlOo. dus June 30 1911; 81
cCgta2t. charles A. o Title Insurance company:
2s 4 q "a ave- S? 75sss a'ia5 Tsar s't9 per-
eele ..-....-...-.. 5000
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DUES.
MORE PATIENTS.

Mrs. c. Cornell has sent 81 and Mrs. G. w Mar
Tor 81 as monthly dues TO the T. s. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

GUNNER COTTAGES on seashors. Cape Cod. Harstoh.
- Mass rented completely furnished including BATH
S2SSoo bathrooms: all c
mate: safe beach; Illustrated circular CAIPE 500 W. Ia
DERKsHIRD H1LLs-ro let. fully furnished. Colonial
ID house; nve masters rooms. o4throons siSns
frepaces large etabls with & G.
TENNEY Wiliiarnstown. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
SHoULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A TOWN OF YOUR
~ own7 Very well. have nice one tor
$4,000; For Illustrated description see A.
lantc Monthly, address the owner JOHN CUSSONs
Forest Lodge. Glen Allen. Va
SOUTH SHORE. Long Island. speciality: acrsazs
- farms. hotels. cottages for sale rent. WM
HAMILTON. Sayvile L