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New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FOLLtES OF FASHION.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir. Some time ago there appeared in The
Tribune TIE following sentence;
Many estima bic persons have received
the news that Partisan women are wearing
fur as trimming for their summer gowns
this year as additional evidence that in
matters Of dress the feminine mind is quite
incapable of exercising even the slightest
degree of common sense and l wish % say
that 7 quite agree with these ''estima bic
persons" Winter shows the folly Of the
average feminine mind as well as summer
Then 2 ma ioutY of the women YOU meet
wear fur coats open at the front and only
The thinneS1 Of material between the bare
skin and the gales from the South Pole
Surely not only common sense is lacking,
but the age-lonE attribute of sanity seems
10 have died natural death. From the
monstrous. hideous architectural construc-
tions under which women hide their faces
10 the ErotesqUe strings tied around their
ankles. could anything be devised more
provocative OF miuh? There are ny nature
lsnl<y women almost devoid Of flesh or pro
tuberant bones. but they have never before
been ranked among the beauties nor held
up for emulation. The human form with
is curves and illnesses has even been
called divine. and by what machinery all
appearance Of flesh or bone-unless some
thing in the nature Of lach might replace
The latter-iS eliminated must remain a
mystery to the uninitidted- II was for
meriv the custom 10 class the Chinese as
lowest in the order of civilization, partly
from the cranpnE Of the feet OF their
women. But what would a Chinaman say
10 2 -hobble'' skirt2 And Yet these women.
2 no are content TO he led by the nose by a
mysterious entity called They" are many
Of them those who clamor to be allowed 10
IL 10. -H- ..f FTtaI4E
nation % temporal . moreS-
BROOKLYN Setf , 1910. : ] A.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

The Studebaker Building. which occupies
the entire frontage on the north side of 4sth
street from Broadway TO Seventh avenue, Is
reported to have been leased to Bustanoby
Brothers, propretors of the Cafe des BeauX
Arts. at 10Th street and Sixth avenue.
The lessees are said to be planning TO
convert the building into hotel The
Studebaker company obtained a lease for
twenty-one years of the property in 1903
from the Juiniard estate. with a renewal
clause
The building is a ten story freproof
structure. with frontage of 1o4 feet in 18th
street. 1925 feet in Seventh avenue and 115S
feet in Broadway
W. B. Riker & Son and the Hegeman Cor
poration. druggists. have leased from the
City Investing Company part of the ground
floor and about one-third of the basement
in the new six story building about to be
erected at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Dey street.
The lease is for a term Of tWenty-one
years. at an aggregate rental of more than
81 nGn oNN 1t covers the entire Broadway
frontage of the ground floor, about a feet.
and the Dev street frontage for about 50
feet. together with storage space in the
basement.
It is reported that negotiations are COM
pleted for the sale of the old Raleigh Hotei
property. at Nos 663 and 665 Broadway,
opposite Bond street. It consists of flVe
story buildings on plot 50l2o0 feet, run
ming through to Nos. go and 30 Mercer
street The property is owned by the Roh-
ert Fulton Realty Company. which pur-
chased il last January from the Stepheh
Whitney estate in exchange for the Robert
Fulton apartment house. at the northeast
corner Of Riverside Drive and 95th street
The buver is said to be planning 10 erect
twelve story mercantile building on the
site.
Pepe &, Bros sold for Frank ana Ed
ward NcCov the five story brick bulldlhs
at No I49 Bleecker street. on plot 29Xl"o
feet. 10 4 Mosull who will improve the
property
The Tsona Construction Company mas
sold 10 the chichester Realty Company the
nlo1 195xSox irregular, on the south SIDE OF
Lowell street 50 feet east of Lonsfelo"
avenue The buyer is to erect a flNe sIor '
apartment house on the site.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET .
MANHATTaN

RLEECKER STREET-Pepe Bro sold Tor
Frank and Edward Mccoy Nc. liH BieecKer r
street on plot 29x10D feet, a hNe stois pli
buiIding for So. 600 The buyer. A. Mosuill'
will improve the property
377TH STREET.-THE HibsOn Company SOLD ior
Robert Jackson No 221 East 3ith street ~ nv n
storv double tenement house on a plot 2'SSe-S
feet.
18TH STREET-Ma1 Goldoerger mas sola 10 ~
a Mr Friedman No. 63 West 18th street a
rhrae story and basement dwelling house, on a
10. lTxfOG II feet. Lenox avenue
i20TH STREET-Louis Brandt sold No l54
West 120th street. three story ana basement
dwelling house. on plot lo.sNlV"il re- tee1. - ps
tween I.enox and Seventh avenues. The buyer
is = Mr. CfoIdstein. who will occupy
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Ch Charles NJ. Rosen
thai sold to the Gingold Realty Company the
block front on the west side of Amsterdam ave
nue. between 176th and 1l1th streets pIol @ -oux
100 feet The buyer will erect two apartment
houses to cost with the land. about S5D.po.
THE BRONX.
NANTDA STREET.-THE Manida Building
Company has sold to Charles Bau1nohi No. $40
Nanjda street two story brick TWO family
house on a lot 2jx1o0 feet. in the Hunts Point
section Of The Bronx. It'is within a block of the
American Bank Note Company s new plant. now
nearing completion.
10TH STREET Ernst & Calm have sold for
a client Louis Pfriender No. 6Ss East 1teth
street. a four story law house. on a plot
33xa2 feet
LOWELL STREET.-THE Usona Construction
Company has sold the Chichester Realty
COMPANY the plot l95xsn feet irregular on the
south side of Lowell street. so feet east OF
Ionsfellow ave. The buyer will improve the
site with five story apartment houses The
recently acquired by the Usona company from
the American Real Estate Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
interest > per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER 9.
MANHATTAN.

| with name and address of lenders attorney }
| Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER 9.
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE cor Of nth St
/ % 10x10o: sept ! due oct !. 1912: per
cent; Gingold Realty Co to Charles NJ Rosen-
| thai: $4,000.
| SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg sss. .ooor
same $4,000 address. 16o Broadway.
BETHUNE ST; s. sty brR; 31,sx trreg;
to Bette RothfeId: s23 600: attorneys Kurz-
man & Frankenheimer. - Broad st.
EDGEcoMBE ROAD. " $ loo TT Of 15eth
so55.ooo); Sept !; instalis; 6 per cent Sun
Conservation co to Burns Br9thers: @ $4,000;
FRONT ST. AZ. . sty brk, - 7x5os sx irreg
Sept S: due Oct l. 1917: AZ per cent; Mary
c Brown 10 Charles Salomon; $4,000; at
Broad ST
HOUSTON ST. :. GO # W of Attorney st.
sB sept s a5aTess 5dT9e Fs s to 8rsa
MONROE ST los sty brk. 239x93 (prior
mtg S25:ooo); Sept I; installs; 6 per cent;
torney. W b Marx. 25s Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor OF 152d st.
Y irreg prior mtg s193;o ;oool; Sept :; de
Charles NJ Rosenthal, 1000; address. 100
Broadway.
ROSE ST, IS. sty brk. 27.7x11t.1; supple
| mental mtg on deed of trust TO secure bonds,
Aug TO- a schrader's Son to Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60; 81; address. 100
Broadway
SUFFOLK ST. -, ; sty brk. 2s2x1oo: Sept
8; due as per bond; Morris Plaplnger to
William stern. So. ooo: attorney. Edmund
Bttiner. Pr Broadway,
9TH AVE. 400 and 402. . sty brk W cor
Of 22d ST. 75X2s.6 (prtor mtg S3I. .OOOl: Sept
g: per cent Robert Furey TO William
F ponnelly; $1,000: address, 90 Nassau st.
1ST ST. as, sty brk. 25xso3 6prior
mtg $4,000, Aug IS; . yrs per cent ;
Barney Ershowsky to David MAYER. 81 500
attorney. Israel Brnkman. 500 Broadway
2TTH ST. 2la West sty hrk 10 6x9s q Cprior
mtg 5000. Sept + Yrs. per cent: Joseph "
Kelly 70 Max Weber, $1,000. address. 219 West
27th st.
10Th ST 33s West, 3 sty brk 22xas ., Sept
3. due Jan / 1914 Charles II 4 Doushertv 10
Edward Hiss: $500; attorney John Judge
55 Liberty st
47TH ST 227 East. sty hrk. 25x7s Ok irreg
u prior mtg SIC, COO. Sept I. 3 yrs per
cent. BENJAMIN Brettler to Sigmund Orbach and
ano. 81 900. attorneys. Feldhlum. Reigensten &
Lev1son. II Court 81 Brooklyn.
I'D ST. 237 East 5 sty brk 25xl02 .. sept s
instalments, per cent Morris Plapinger to
William Stern. S6.50o; attorney. Edmund Bttt-
ner. PIT Broadway.
10TH ST. 3l4 East. . sty brk 20xlo2 2. Ave
D 4; sty brk IS 7xeo, Sept Z 3 yrs per
cent Robert Gerson TO Bernhard Feifer. So 600
attorneys Arrstein Levy. 1928 Broadway
SD ST 50 West. ? sty hrk, 3oxS0, Sept Il;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

2 ,.rs c,,r,s. w,,dsv. sr. to Felicitas Fuhr;
500 attorney. Title Guarantee ana i'ust ~
1I6 Broadway.
lo4TH ST. ia East: 3 sty brk. Is sxloo IL;
m: Sept s: 5 WIS: Louis Rand to American
Mortgage Co: s.. coo; address 81 Nassau 81.
1oeTH ST. 2s2 East; sty brk' ,ep e2Hl"V bond i .
Hsgar PesIty 90 70 Albert F Hagar, 5000: ad-
dress. co Wall st.
is1sT ST 15s West sty brk IKE, IL; ,iIh sfP1
s. due as per bond; Ida NJ Lewis to TO- Ireen"i'"
Savings Bank Ss 600 address. Z4o o'n a'e
THE BRONX
BROOK AVE. W s 27.5 # of St Paul Place
2sx rreg: Sept s; due as Per o0nd ,nrner
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l16 Broaa"ay-
BATHGATE AVE. " $, ao2 # Of ls2d rd 81.
attorney. George H HYDE, Al Park Row
COLLEGE AVE 1913. 22xo2.s; m prior prior
mtg $4,000 Sept = VI per s.no cent attaTneT aTsns
David Baum f15 Broadway
HUGHES AVE. $, 80 # OF 1slth ct, 2ox
81 s; Sept 6: due Dec l. 1913; Tony ciampoh % 10 70
JEROME AVE, cor Buchanan E! pI 59x1oo. 9ohm.
to Louise Fiedcldey; $3.50; attorney. E Koch
60 Wall St.
LOT 227 map schleffenn estate: Sept :: due
per bond; Michaelangelo Capatorto to snare
Pallister 100 William ST.
LOTS 7Ss to 100 and ; # of Io1. map sec
ton {. Vyse estate: tprior mtg S6oS'"): on
this and other proTerty. Sept |: : yrs. y per ceu,
Patrick Mitchell to John Tully; S3.ooe' al
dress. sS4 Southern Boulevard.
PROSPECT AVE. $ s1.3 It of 169th ST.
25x15f. Aug %: > yrs: Luella G. Gear to Ameri-
Mortgage 90: $1,000; address. 81 Nassau st
PELHAM RD " :. being lots 104 10 1O6, map
Benson estate, Throg's Neck: Aug 10; . yrs'
II, per cent: Annie McCort to Elizabeth X Dool-
ing: $500. attorneys. Knox & Dooling, oS VIII
lam st.
WILKINS PL. 1s2 II # Of oJ' Jennings ,. st.
81 3x irreg: m tpror mtg S55.Jr' on this
and other property; sept l. yrs per cent.
Success Construction % to John IulIy Co.
81 600 address, SSi Southern Boulevard
WOODLAWN RD. S. 256 It of 2o'th ST.
- 6x 100 cprior mtg $3.50, Sept .: yrs: % per
cent: Rudolph ! Helbng 10 William " Niles
exr: 81 900; address. II Wall st.
17TH AVE. s. II Of east = lot $50
map Wakefield. o5x114; sept !; VI. 6 per cent
Isabelle Morrison 20 John Mueller; $500; attor-
ney, Thomas G Patterson. 64I tourtlandt ave
7TH ST. : 405 # of 4th ave. 21xll4 Inc
Bronx: Sept I: due per bond: Michaelangeo
CapatortO to Snare & Triest GO. S3oDo; attoi-
neys. Hitchings & PalI:ster, 100 William st
10TH ST 8 - # of Morris ave OK
100 Sept ): yrs J12 per cent. Rafaele FLO
So 0oO: address. 100 Broadway.
154TH ST. . a5.: fl e of Morris 5ox1oo
tprior mtg 81 COOr. Sept :; 3 yrs. per cent:
Helene F-rendenmaChe 10 Helen Berk: 81 500;
attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 1I6 Broad
way.
10TH ST. : 81 Il # of Belmont ave. S3x
ssx irres. y tprior mtg s.; Sept I; install
men7s. & per cent. Louis Pfriender 10 Sigmund
Ernst and ano, 81. 80: address. 10 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
OTHER LEASES MADE YESTERDAY

Goodwin & Goodwin leased for >, n
Stone the four and one-half story Amerl-
can basement private house No IA west
18th street. to Mrs Bertha Simons, for
term of three years: for Mrs George F.
Dodge TO Phebe Malony the four story
dwelling house No 2S1 Lenox avenue ana
for David Finelite to Annie F. STANFORD
the three story and basement private mouse
No 22S West 12lst street
The Frank L. Fisher Company leased TOT
Nargaret 4. Redington the four story ana
basement dwelling house No. lo West 'o'h
street. for a term of years Danlel n
Renton & Son leased for the Barney Estate
Comnanv No. Il Hamilton Terrace. four
story private dwelling house, to a ciiei''
for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Louise Withev John ] Ford; $500
Greenwich Savings Bank TO John Humpstone
S.. 600
Wrinkle: $50 oO0
Catherine Gates ct al to Charles # Wrdey ::
s., 900.
Charles Gabriel Mary + HALEY: $3.50
Mark Lurie TO William Never 81
Elsie Powell to Wilson NJ Powell. jr, trus,
interest; S. 7o1 10
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Peter Barlow
and ano, trus; 50. 900.
Elsie Powell TO Frederick Reiss trus: an in
terest of 1900
Herman " bunker Marie bunker: 81.
New York Trust co to William \ Spencer and
ano trus; - assts. total $4,000.
American Mortgage Co to Central Trust Co.
assts. $4,000. o
Realty Transfer Co to Max Estlinger; 500
Hudson Mortgage Co 10 Title insurance CO.
SO 600. .
tr1Is to Iathrop Colgate. 5000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
AGED ACTOR HELD FOR MURDER

f a knowlton, a member of an 'J-1cls
Toms Cabin" company. vino was arrested
at Mount Kisco on Sunday on 4 charge ot
assault in the first degree. vas arraignad
Yesterday before Coroner SqUires. OF Wits
Plains. on charge Of murder In the f-st
degree He is accused Of having caused the
death Of Walter StrateT, also 4. member %
the troupe. KnowIton. Who is sixt--saven
wears old. wanted to 20 on the stand YES
terdav and tell his story but was nor a.
lowed TO do So The hearing was adjourned
urtiI TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

The following real estate sales were re-
corded at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room Nos IA and ls Vesey street yester
DAY:
BY Joseph r. Day
CLINTON AVE, 1927. s. 100 # s of Gro
tona Park South. 24x1OOx irreg; sty dwg;
ad journed to Sept u.
18TH ST. 5nj. IS n Q Of Avenue p. 25H
1n3 3: 6 sly tenmt and stores; sold to the
plaintiff for 1895
raoTH ST 325 and 327, s. 275 II Of
ID ave. 5hxl00.1l. vacant; sold to the plain
tiff for so. $50
i5fsT ST. s s 100 Il Of 7th ave. 75x
40 II. vacant: withdrawn
l51ST ST g 10 It OF 7th ave. 75x
90 Il. vacant. Withdrawn
BY Daniel Greenwald.
SOD ST I2s s. sos # OF Columbus
ave. 20xIO2 .. four sty dwg: adjourned sine
die
a6TH ST, 204 s $. 117.3 It u of Amsterdam
ave 2Txl00S. sty tenmt; sheriff's sale of
all right. title, etc. which NJ 3 Cunnngha am
had on June II. 1910. since: withdrawn.
HENRY ST, 50. 1857 II W of Pike St
29x75; 8 sty synagogue: adjourned to Sept IA
BY Parish. Fisher Co.
ALLEN ST. 163. 3. IT'S ~ : Of Stanton st
25xST 6. sly tenmt and stores, adjourned
10 Sept 90
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NEW APPLIED ARTS COURSE
Combines with Academic Studies Prep
aration for Self Support.

A vocational collegiate course has been
added to the technical education division Of
Teachers College.
This course. which is TO be known as the
applied arts course and will cover two
years. viii combine preparation for self
support with academic studies.
1t is believed that it will meet the needs
Il large class Of young women who can
not afford a four-year college course, fol
lowed by professional training. but could
plan for two years study beyond the high
school when these studies include training
for self-support in practical subjects
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
FUR AS A DECORATION
It Is Most Effective on Gowns OF
Simple Build.

L will Re interesting 10 watch the prog
ress Of fur az a trimming. for the kinds of
skins available. the ways in which they
nav he applied and the materials with
which they may be combined are so many
and so varied that it will he long before
its possibilities in the way of creating new
and surprising effects have been exhausted
Perhaps the reason il has come into fash
ion al this particular time is that L can be
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

WASHINGTON AVE s. 5n It Of I6Ath
St 25x1oo: Van Nest Woodworking Co agt
Anton Dill. owner, carl Rieger. contractor
S40l -.
2sTH ST A. West, Reissmann agt Sam
uel II Russin and Solomon Hauling. owners.
] Paletz contractor; $40
aVENITE B. n cor 18th st. 40 0xss. Morris
Seidman apt Lena JaCobowitZ. owner. PetsaCh
Rnnni and Meier Bunion. contractors; s251.
WEBSTER AVE. 2o2o. and roth st. 4ol TO
4n5 west Barnet Silverman aet CaryI A
Montgomery. owner; Robert " Montgomery.
contractor. $685..
HEATH AVE. * II OF 2@oth ct. 1T5x
100 Ernest Maznettl ast Metzier Building
and Construction 60. owner and contractor
Si5n
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Of Interest TO tUOme1
ORATORY FLOWS FREELY
Distractions at Fair Fail to Dis
concert Women Speakers.

With horse racing to the right of them
and a merry round to the left of them.
with drinka hles fizzing in the rear and
''barkers'' on every hand making dreadfully
frivolous announcements in stentorian
voices. public spirited women Of New York
held forth on the wrongs Of their sex and
a few dozen other things Yesterday at the
Tnterborough Fair at Donsan Hills. Staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WOMEN TO MEET TO PROTEST.

The women who oppose the physical eX-
animation clause i'm the law creating sep
srate courts for women are planning a
series e protest meetings. the first Of
Y nich viii be held At 23d street and Madi-
son avenue on Thursday evening.
This street meeting will be followed by
others, and when enough persons get back
:" town 70 arrange il a big protest meeting
at Cooper Union is promised
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Items under $4,000 omitted)
NHATTAN

(Ttens under g, 900 oInItItt.I
MANHATTAN.
.,D ct G 2,o ft " of 7th ave: TO
stv dwg; DR. G Evans 55 west 39th 81. -l owl
er: I r Hinchman and walker Z" NNo0
AR 5th ave architects; S22.5oo-
.1-nypoN AVE n o cor of fsIth st: TO
stv and basement dwg: South side s,I
,ion 60 $50 West 179th st. owner: >N..,iao' GOO
THE BRONX
VAN NEST AVE, n s. - # Of Van u- bu.eh
s.. sty frame store. 20x60: Mary Gaspar-
II9s walker ave architect. 5000
KELLY ST s. 90 n OF 18TH 81;
sty, brk tennis 81 6xss each: Max Psaty'
900 DeIancev ST. owner. Harold l. 1ouhs'
1eHs Brosdway architect; 100000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
NEW HOTEL PROJECT FOR BROADWAY
essees of the Studebaker Building at 48th Street Flaming 10
Make Change.


Henry Becker and ano: 5 yrs from May l. 1911
81 900: address. 132 9th ave.
81 ST. 211 East: Welz & zerweck to Setnuei
217 East Sd st
14TH ST. 14S East: Milton Hirshfeld to ,1 zen
iamn H Kaufman. from Sept l. 1910. 10 APrii
so 1920: 5000 address 141 4th ave
41TH ST III to 121 West; William Cohen 70
Edward Niargolies and 10 yrs from OCT 81 !.
1910 taxes and 5000 to $500; address, Al west
34th
52D ST 13s to 14s West: Michael Coleman TO
Frank NJ Randall: 20 yrs from Aug l. l9lo'
S37 600 10 $40. 900: address, 12J East t-d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
Ko CHENEY, ,JR.. WILLS WIFE ALL

The will Of knight Dexter Chener. r..
New York manager Of the silk firm os
Cheney Brothers, who died on August L az
South Manchester, Conn. was hied yesrsr-
day. 1t contained single clause. which
read II give and devise All my property,
real and personal. to my wife. Ruth LAM
bert Cheney" The value Of the real es-
tate left by the testator is unknown TIE
personal estate Is set down as more Tran
s1 n 600
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
HOTEL EMPLOYEES CLUBHOUSE

Plans have been filed FOR mahihs oNe.
the four story private dWeIlhs MOUSE
DR.. George Evans, at the soulh sue vi
43d street. $50 feet west Of seventh avenue
into q clubhouse for the lnterhatiohai 81
ciety of Hotel Employees. at a cost Oh -
5oo The building will be entirely rernoo-
ouoa md extended 8 feet in the front and
70 feet in the rear.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
SEPTEMBER 6.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 46 north store etc; Han
nah Abraham, to Karl Heidi. yrs from Nav l.
1910: $500. address. 4S Amsterdam ave
WATTS ST, AZ TO 81. store and basement.
Charles Burkelman to Atlantic Glass co, < yrs
8 mos from May !. 1910 $500 address. Al
Watts 81.
WEST END AVE 4sl. Peter w Rouss 20 Sid
ney II March, 3 yrs from Oct l. 1910 So 600:
address 2i West s7th ct.
ID AVE, 1902 n = cor $50 ST, store and base
ment, Richard Price John Mcfarland s yrs
from May !, 1910 81 $40 address 1880 Sd ave
9TH AVE, l32. estate OF Washington Smith to
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
e,1,t,vhN COUNTY HOTEL SOLD

The Chateau Shawansa, one of the iars-
est mountain hotels in sullivan County at
High View. has been purchased by isaac
A. Benequit. who was represented by john
T. Bernstein NJ Rosenthal was the broker
IN +Fe transaction.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
STATEN ISLAND HOUSE SOLD,

Cornelius G Kolf has sold a piol' o'Alo'
feet. with two story dWelilhg hous0' ~
Willow avenue. Clifton TO Mrs f1iiliii d
Weiss. of Rosebank. who VIII occupy "
after extensive alterations have heeh iiid"e
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

% AVE. 24o4 and 2+oe. Damn House
Moving 60 agt Mutual Alliance Trust Co et al
Aug II 1910 jhV bond). S1+o
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
LAKE PLACID COTTAGE LEASED

Leon s Altmayer has leased for James
F4ardie to Mrs. Carrie Dessar the cottage
Ronni Croft in the village Of Lake Placid
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

AMSTERDAM AVE. whole front ne
tween 1Ifth and 171th SITS. 100 1ox1Oo; CharIe!
N PosenthaI loans Ginzold Realty co Sl'O.'oo
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
THE BRONX.

| LOTS las. 80 and 49, map for partition sale
Of fs that part OF Hyatt farm near Woodlawn.
by lots 147, 14a and Isl, 75x bv ioi 19S 1tSx
| 100; Aug Is, 1892; Frank C swartwout and ano
to Adrian II Joline: 81 200: attorney Title GuarN
antee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
LOTS PSI and 30. map of Van Nest Park
Dug, Dug Is; 1909; Thomas Flynn and ano to the
Aelken. 165 Broadway.
MOUNT HOPE PI+ 8. 1926 # W Of Anthony
sbs ME- s tsl9o 90 sept s 1909 Mary Rrode Rer
tee and Trust co. 176 Broadway.
xl23 being lots 800 to 5s and $50 and S1 mar
OF bldg lots at Fordham: Sept f. 1902; Mary <
Mccormick TO Thomas and Isabella Hawkins.
skrs: $1,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
looxll4 7x25xlo +x25x1S 1x17 2x10 11x12 4x74x25 Z
fa2frie Fox estate The Bronx: Jan 1905; Anna
! Frederick Snow. IL Wall st.
| TRINITY AVE. Of 166th ST 90 5x155:
April ~; 1910: Pauline Levy to Helen McCart
ney; S26 900: attorney Corbin & Ryan 30
~ TEAsDAdB 1;dH5 L IL $ ss13 # from Of
attorney. l. F Randall. 59s East 169th ST.
TRINITY AVE. " of 166th ST. 90 5x
| l55; MAY 3. 1910: Wahlig & Sonsin Co, a corp'n.
! to Pauline Levy: $500: attorney. Huth & Baker.
| "a Nassau ST
@ lSsP ST ,sos 20 # Of Elton ave, 25Sas !.
| Edward c kaysel; $1,000; attorney. John F
Frees. 3O29 Sd ave
17srH ST. 712 East. f23 2x25; June .. 1908:
| Sophie Rietmann to Amanda Mevina Mills.
$500; attorney. Charles G Furthman. Sd and
| 14sth st
| 17sTH ST. 972 East; 25x123,1; Oct Al, 1909.
Ie06ge s 0g n ftletlaahn ana ano 10 Ananoa NJ MUS
| Sd and l4Sth st
1S3D ST. II $ 300 # of Jerome ave. 25xloo;
Southwestern CONSTRUCTION Co 81 600: attorney.
| Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1T6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WILL HOLD A vEsPER SERVICE.

The Rev. Dr. William b Eddy will con-
duct a vesper service in Huntington Close
Broadway and 18th street. at so O'Clock
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
ALTERATIONS.

Brewery 1O7th st and Columbus aEe. aEe.t,t.cts.
! Kastner & Dell. 1883 Broad"ay'
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
CULINARY SUGGESTIONS.

When blending -four and water try using
fork instead of a spoon.
When nuts are old and more or less dry
let them stand awhile in lukeWarm water
before using.
Cream cheese and raisin gingerbread
make q delectable combination.
New Englanders add a cupful Of cream TO
& pot Of beans when they are almost done.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

MANHATTAN
| 10TTH ST n T. 2OoS n " OF Columbus
| ave. for a ETY. hott!ng house 5eal00; Lion
New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

CHESAPEAKE AND SHENANDOAH =.
Block front east side OF Audubon aVe.,. 81
and l7Sd SITS = g. 4. and ROOMS rsas,rED
20 $50 SUIT on premises CONSoLIDai~
BOARD OF BRohERS $50 BroadW1s