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New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
BIC PLOT IN FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
Investor BUYS the Poncetran Eight Story Apartment House
on Cathedral Heights.
ANOTHER IN 18TH STREET, CHANGES HAMUo

BOLTON RD " 5. lot SIS map Dyckrlan n
3 6Ho Sent Nathan Psckard ct al to
Francis { Menair: ST. address below
SAME PROPERTY mtg 5000. 1,oool; sept 2, oS g.
Francis c Menair TO Frank A BuchnanI Sioo'
address 2o1 Dyckman ST.
FRONT ST. 124: sty brk, 1s4x746; SEPT s:
Henry Goldfogle. ref, to Max Marx; S3s'5se
address. 12S Broadway,
WALL. ST. IS and so; II sty bldg: 4s TX
irreg x12s,1 on pearl st trntg s585 ooo>; July
IS. Renwick CO TO 1e2 Pearl st, corpora
tion: 81 address. 1s2 Pearl ST.
Sept / Julia Feist to Lewis K Lazarus; 81;
address 2295 7th ave.
9TH AVE, " cor 22d St: sty bIk s-. 72T :
FuTsy: M 81 SIS 600 taiss. address as3 Vest i4tS s.
18TH ST, 40 East: sty hrk = atsl 4s1ooo ,o
irreE Cmtg s31oool; Sept ?: Esther Reich 10
slo5oo) Aug /; Thomas NJ Fleming to Robert
6 Furey; 500 address 282 West 18th st
10TH ST 322 Fast stv brE Ka2 2sSasa; . ao-s Aug
$4,000 address. 314 East 175th ST.
57TH ST. 362 West; 4 sty brk 2ox1oos
lrntg S22 ooo}; May Kate IN 1Se Sn.tth 70
10TH ST 403 East; . sty brk. 25x1oo $;
July "a; Irving Cohen to Fannie Adler; 500;
address o East 9th st
18TH ST. 100 East: sty brk, 25x1o2 2 (rntg
s24 00O) Aug II; Myrtle Scott to Jacob sassi
81: address. 100 East 10th st.
saTH ST, 264 West; I sty hrk = 3oS S irres res
(n1tg $4,000: May Il. 1s9i, CltHorn n '~lidiIte
20 Charles a Starhuck; $4,000; address. 163
Broadway.
15oTH ST n cor Central Bridge I'd, l3lx
Maslen to Joseph Wannop: 500: address.
50 Manhattan
THE BRONX.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOJRSE.
W s S911 it of 1s9th st, 5oxa0: Aug 90;
Mary a Mccormack to Gustave Donidion;
500: address 329 East 132d st
LOTS ls1 and 162. map schiefeiin estate,
The Bronx: all title (mte g.. 000l: Sept g.
Thomas Lyon TO Francis Z Lyon; 81: address.
1888 East 225th st.
LOT 122, map Lott g Hunt estate. Van Nest;
Sept 3; George Iahrn1anr to James Garvey;
500. address 1926 Walker
Mt HOPE PL 251, - ox1oo Cntg s7.5onl ;
Sept ;; Mary Brode to Theodore Fasste: 500;
address 4055 Park ave
NELSON AVE, n $, 50 # y Of Arnundson
valid to Della Manning: 81: address 16 East
42d
PLOT begins 900 It e Of White Plains I'd
X32n r n of Morris Park ave, 25x92.5 (r1ts
$4,000; Sept 2: Agnes Schano and ano 10 Ber-
nard Gallagher; 500; address. Ocean ave
Throggs Neck
WALTON AVE " s 22s # of 1s2d st, 2o1
a5 Cmtg 81 5000: Sept .: Bedford Park Con-
struction Co to Maria Eggers; 81: address,
2s04 Sd ave.
WALTON AVE, " s. 24s f. of 1ssd st. 20.
~ (mtg $4,000: Sept 2 same same; 81;
address. above.
WEBSTER AVE, $ W cor 1seth st. 14sxIoo
(ntg S21,o00p; Sept 2; Hardy Plough et al
TO Plough & Fox Co 500; address. 135 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
RATIFY S1,oOO.00O SALE
New England Gas and Coke Company
Gets Towboat Property

Boston, Sept 6.-The stockholders of the
Boston Towboat Company at a special
meeting to-day ratified the decision of the
board of directors to sell the extensive
property of the company 10 the New Eng
land Gas and Coke Company for $1,000, coo
At the same time the stockholders voted
also to dissolve the existing corporation.
It's authorized capital amounted to $500
COO. OF which s1.250. 600 WAS still outstand-
ing.
The New England Gas and Coke Com
pany ly the purchase, acquires the greater
part of the coal carrying trade by water of
New England
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address of lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER G.


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SEPTEMBER e.
MANHATTAN
ATTORNEY ST. :. 100 Fl OF Rlvirgton ST.
25x15; June ., 1909: Maksz Wiener and ano TO
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
CHURCH ST. los. 22x5o; Aug %. 1907 Eu-
Co: $500; .ddress, 125 Broadway.
RIVINGTON ST. go and a. " cor Of For
syth st, rs 4x5ox irreg: sty brk: Houston st.
9 287 East. " cor Of sun1lk Ok st SGx25 March A
address, Boston.
SAME PROPERTY; SI; SEPT -. 1900: same to
berger. 3S Park Row
ID AVE 2030. sty brk, 25x75; Sept 4. 1907
Christian Moesinger and ano to Katharine Fuchs
SS 900: attorney Theodore Sattler So Bond st
2OTH ST 2s East; sty brk 25xs2; Jan IS.
1910: Rough Rider Realty Co. a corp'n. 10
Charles strauss. 2.25o: address 141 Broadway
1909: Michael Banks to Ellen T Reilly; 81. 500;
attorney BENJAMIN F Feiner. 35 Nassau st.
SOD ST. 172 East sty hrk. lsxess: Aug I.
1880; Margaret F Banks and ano to Ellen T
Reilly: 81 500: attorney. BENJAMIN r Feiner.
80 Nassau st.
3sTH ST. 5s and 55 West, sty b-k 4osas o;
Nov 23. 1909; Frederick Wigsin and ano to
John Ingle; $4,000: attorney. H NJ Earles- l
Nassau ST.
45TH ST. .. and West. : sty brk. 7nx
1oo5; Sept 1909; 'sos 900 Farley s,, to LIZ IN
witt. Lockman & De witt SIS Nassau st
18Th ST. aoa and s West sty bTk 7cs cs
100 8 Dec 81. 1909. BreNoort Construction CO
to James 4 Farley. S45, 00n: attorneys. De
Witt Lockuan & De Witt. SO Nassau st.
5sTH ST. 35s and $50 West. stv brk. 75x
100 !: Nav 23 1905: Esther and Edward 4
New and Emanuel Mansbach to the National
Savings Bank: s65. 900; address. Albany. n Y.
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 4 1907; Jacob New
Realty Co to same: $4,000: address. same as
above.
10TH ST 8 90 II of Madison ave ask
105 .. Oct o. 1907, Mary Ripley 10 the
Equitable Life Assurance Society; SIS. 900.
address. 1o2 Broadway,
THE BRONX
BROWN PI 1S5th ST 25x10o: March
J. 1908 Solomon VI Robinson TO Daniel Rosen-
dorf So 500 attorney, Max Altmayer. 200
Broadway
BAILEY AVE . s. being lot so. map OF land
at kingsbridge. begins at point where OF
| % 1907 Catherine 4 I Hettrick and ano "a
| Bronx Investment Co; si.25o; attorneys Mer-
! rill & Rogers, IS Broadway
| CLASSEN AVE s. l7G # n of Tacoma 81.
! I02 .exT5xlI0 llAT55. Aug 70, 1905: William
| Somers and Elizabeth, his wife. to John
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

Slawson & Hobbs have leased the foilo"
ing private houses; No. 14 RlVersloe
Drive. for Mrs. J. H. Pell to F. & Suer;
No 255 West End avenue, for Herbert II
Leinberg to Mrs. kebecca Rosenberg; No
2S4 West S9th street, for Alice ]. Dozien TO
Morris j. Mold: No. 236 West list street.
for Emily A Frame to Charles G. Thomas;
No 304 West 91st street. for Ora Howard to
Henry Hirschfeld: No. lis West list street.
for DR.. s. ". Hasswell to George G. Can
tor; No. 237 West End avenue, for Mr-
Goodrich to Max ]. Lozette: No. 1o9 west
sd street. for Margaret McAnerny to ROD
ert S. Crosby: No. lie West 9th street, for
". A Sheehy to Mrs @. J. Phillips; No. IS
West 95th street. for William s. Taylor TO
Ethel Natkins: No. 242 West 72d street. for
Mrs J. Woolsev TO Miss P. Hapley Penn
brey: No. 545 West End avenue. for ". E
D. Stokes to Mrs. NJ D. Raub No q West
6Sth street. for Marie L. Denner to B. w.
Euckhout; No 237 West list street, for es-
tate of Lizzie Kid to DR. j. J. Hickey; No
233 West list street, for Catherine c. Per-
cival TO Henry S. Bauerbrey: No 123 West
seth street, for Miss Deaver to Robert S.
Beech. and No 81 West SD street, for Miss
" Vail to DR. Charles A Mack
". H. Dolson & Co. have leased, in Nos
and 10 West 45th street. the second loft
to DeVorak & Mckee, and the fifth loft to
Nine Julie: also. in No. Is West 45th street,
the store to Clairmont & Co. now at No
$50 Fifth avenue: the second loft to the
Misses Campbell and Burke. the third loft
to Hyman Straus and the fifth loft to
Greenberg & Brecht. The lease to Clair
mont & Co. is for twenty-one years. They
will take possession on October /
Mooyer & Marston have leased space in
the new Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany Building. at Nos. 6S and 65 Beaver
sreet, and Nos. 20 and a Exchange Place,
TO the Maley. Thompson & Moffett CON-
pany. of Ohio.
Daniel H. Renton & Son have leased to
E L. Davenport the four story dwelling
house No 419 West 146th street.
Nail & Parker have leased for the New
York Church Extension and Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church
the six dwelling houses Nos. 453, 455, 457,
+61 and 463 LenOT avenue and Nos. 1O2 and
104 West 133d street for term of years
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
APPEALS FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals
for &144 70 provide q monthly pension for
year for a widow with five children, all Of
school age or younger Although not
strong. she IS doing everything possible to
keep the family together, and gives her
children excellent care
Contributions may De sent 10 the Charity
Organization Society, No. 115 East 22d
street. and will be gratefully acknowledged
TIE Charity Organization Society &C
krowledees with thanks the following con-
tribUtion received in answer TO previous
Appeal of this kind Irving H Meehan- 81
The Charity Organization Society ap-
peais for Sl4= as z pension for the coming
year 20 enable young girl fourteen years
Of age 70 complete her course in a trade
school. She. being the eldest. feels IL her
duty 70 become 4 wage Garner as soon as
posi- ole and relieve her mother Of the re-
sponsi bility Of supporting the family The
mother, who is 3 widow. is doing what she
can 70 keep her home and children TO-
eether.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
ARDoR IN OPEN AIR ORATORY
Sufragettes, Speaking Strenuously,
Strive with Sterner Sex.

The woman suffrage party holds fresh
air meetings with undiminished ardor. IN
spite Of the sitting weather In the 23d
Assembly District there will be one to-
night a. $50 O'Clock az S1st street and
oadvay. Mrs. Grace G. Wolterbeck, Of
BROOKLYN. and Israel Thurman will talk.
Tomorrow night al the same hour. ex-
Senator J Y. Stacy. of Idaho: Mrs Olive
Pierce and Mrs Helena :. TONES will be
the speakers at & meeting in the 27th As
een1blv District. ar the corner Of z3d street
and Broadway
Tomorrow night also Jewish speakers
VIII hold forth in Grand street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Some OaDs OF fbe World

last year that company came without
warning II happened on a day when the
larder was low. or when the spare bed
room was being papered, or when father
had the gout, or when the baby was teeth
ing ct II must be that company occa-
SlvhallE comes when everything is serene
Serenity, however, Is uneVentful and does
not impress itself on the memory
Photographs, the snapshot variety. are
another matter which most people believe
20 be managed by a malicious god-and
really there is no other way of explain
Ing the cariCatures most SNAPSHOTS are
II there isn't q fatality that makes the
kodak invariably catch people at their
worst. why is it that the bride entering
the carriage after the ceremony is sure
10 be snapped with one foot so prominent
that ii dWarfs all the rest Of her per
SOM Nh2t makes the peripatetic photog-
rapher always get the millionaire coming
home from church on Sunday at a mo-
ment when the sun is making him screw
up his face What chance is il that with
out fan groups duke and his American
fancte so ;hat the latter appears about
y Ay, indeed. unless there is god or
T1is"1ance and he is concentrating on the
hndaS!
It Is odd that lovers of animals do not
hesitate TO leave their pets indefinitely with
any friends who viii consent to take them.
and Will not give the creatures a thought
when once off the trips that have made
The desertion necessary. The distress of
petted dog when thus abandoned Is pitt
fuI- Often il viii not touch food until al
most starved, and even after it begins TO
take food IL will sigh and Whimper as II
Its grief were more than could be borne
II will start and look every pasSeTDy,
nd viii run away TO the old home If it
gers 4 chance. in time IL becomes recon-
ciled. but the detection with which all
kindness is permitted. or rather endured,
shows plainly that the animal is sorrow
ing for the owners touch and voice as
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom, Nos "A and 16 Vesey
street. yesterday.
BY Bryan L Kennedy
ELEVEN villa sites on Bayview Drive a.
Oakdale. Long Island; voluntary sale; sold At
from So TO $40 each
BY Samuel Marx
18th ST 161. 3 100 # east of Tth ave,
20NI03 s. three story dwgs adjourned TO Sep
terTlber 90
BY Charles A Berrian.
WATER ST, AS, s, II # w of Market st,
20xe0. five story tenmt and stores. sold to
Isidore Bernstein for So. GEO
BY Joseph p Day
o9fTH ST. s, 800 Fl of White Plains
Road, 25x1l4. sold to F X Morris for S 05O.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorne
Interest SCI unless otherwise stated

tNtth name and address OF lender s attorney }
Interest SCI unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN.
SEPTEMBER
BoWFRY. p and 90. and Bayard St 35 and
81, 4 sty hrE: leasehold; Sept 8 demand; G
RSr ceH saTSTy "a d Bty,h to ei
Broadway.
ESSEX ST, 1875 sly brk. 176x5o: Aug %;
> yrs Rubin Auerbach 10 Lambert Suydan
$4,000; attorney. William Adams. %
Broad st.
FRONT ST, 125, > sty brk, 1s,2x trreg; m
EfP HdTrs Go f e s9t 600 Max addFess MarS 80
Broad 81.
MADISON AVE, 1882, n " cor 1o4th st, 3
? yrs. 6 per cent Abraham Rubinstein and
ano to Frank Zivek; $500 address, 81 West
MARGINAL ST. e cor 2oth St 7ssx irreg;
Industrial Savings Bank; s25 600; address. 81
Chambers
St Is sx155 10 hus 80 - yrs s5 Ma a5k S2r SON
to Fannie J Nagle; $4,000; attorney. William
c Orr. II Chambers st
7TH AVE. 22s. g stv brk 10 sxso (prior mtg
s1s ooa1: sept 6: yrs: Ike Levy TO Morris J
WaIlach; S215o: attorney. H Roth. 256 Broad
2s 6: p m: Sent 16. ) vrs: Robert G Furey 10
Cassandra Mendelson: s2s00o
SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg s2s ooo)
MacDonaid; S. o6o: attorney. i- LAWYERS rs Title
Insurance and Trust Co. $50 Broadva--
10TH ST $22 E9st East / sty & 6rs 23s9s .; N
Moran, as trustee $4,000: attorney. Lewis S
Cioehel ir, IS Park Row
18TH ST, s2e to $50 West sty brk 75x
to Peter clemens; s7see - '''-' --''---- ----'
SAME PROPERTY; Aug so; 5 yrs per
cent; same to Ferdinand Bernhard; SS. 900: at
torney. Julius Pepper Is William st.
15oTH ST. S, 536 # of 7th ave 50x
10 TO road 10 Central Bridge X to 15oth ST
1dss sHPt Wnnro (Pri9r n notS 4ooo?
address. III West 125th
THE BRONX
AVE D. $. IS # of Sd st, 25x1o5 Union
port Sept ;; due as per bond nd Ernestine Gefe
LOT 28s. map 9s4 of 87o lots McGraw es-
tate; Sept 3: due per bond: Henry A
Stadler tr, to Augustus Garciss; s45Oo; at
torneys. Bergman & Davis. 3219 Sd ave
Aug 80: yrs. per cent: Peter Zahringer 70
Yetta Adelstein; $500: attorney. Title Guar
antea and Trust 60. 176 Broadway
LOT 30. parcel 4 map William 3 Ogden
(prior mtg 81 750l; Aug s: due as per bond
August Nelson TO Charles y Recunda; 81 500;
attorney, George B Buckbee. 5o7 East Ire
LOT 122, PARTITION map of 1 G Hunt; Sept
-: ! VI; James Garvey to George I1ahrrr2ann
5000: attorney Charles Baechler. I12f
Walker ave
PLOT begins s95 # of White Plains Road
x55N # n of Morris Park ave; Aug 81; 3 yrs
s per cent; Adolph Goldgeier 70 Michael
Sttuth. $1,000: attorney, Frank Gass West
Chester. y Y.
RIVER RI, DRIyE VS. 20 # from lard
par par'y second R part; 20 * irreg' res aug !; VI. 6
son-Co, 81 500: attorneys. McKeivey & Favour
81 William
WATSON ST, $ 155 It g Of olrastead ave.
neh to uPs Richard h suvanp Tf pes Ma5
Frank Gass. West Chester. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

y,o,e,,e Robinson Charles 5 Brown
COMPANY have sold for Joseph hammer
schlag a plot on Fifth avenue % feet south
Of s7tl, street The plot measures 7oZHLio'-
feet
The Ponchetrain. an eight story apart
ment house. at No 312 TO 3l6 west lo'tli
street has been sold by Arnold, byrhe {"
Baun,ann for Joseph H. Davis 10 client
for investment The property stands on d
nIot 75x1oN1f feet. between Broadway ana
Riverside Drive The house was competed
a bout three years ago. and is fully rented
The property was held az S300,oo0.
The eight story elevator apartment house
at Nos. y and Il Vest 18th street has been
sold by the Randolph Company, of which
Z. Francis Hyde is president The build
ing stands on plot 53x92 feet between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The site was acquired by the Randolph
Comnanv in January. 1884, for a stated
consideration of sS8,000 from William w.
Rritton. The plans of the building were
drawn by David H King and H, Edgar
Hartwell & Co, at an estimated cost Oh
$1,000
Eugene Valens has sold No 12o West 'o'h
street four story dwelling house, on a
plot 2Oxl022 feet, between Columbus and
Amsterdam! avenues.
Plans have been fled for making over
the three story brick stable on the north
side of 18th street from Broadway to Am
sterdam avenue. into an automobile garage
The front will be changed at the first story
by installing show windows and the IN
terror remodelled. The Dakota Stable Com
pany is the owner. and Radcliffe & Kelly
are the architects The cost will be $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
PLOTS AT OAkDALE SOLD.

Bryan L. Kennedy. at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom. yesterday disposed of
seventeen plots at Oakdale. Long Island,
for total of 81 COS The remainder of the
offering, which comprised thirtytwo lots
in Bay View avenue. was withdrawn The
prices ranged from S35 TO $40. Among the
buyers We're ". S. Lalor, DR.. Max Guert-
ler ". T. Matthias. G W. Keeler, Isaac
SanuelS and " E Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name and address OF lessee
SEPTEMBER 6

CWith nane and addrtss OF lessee
SEPTEMBER 6
CFRYSTIE ST Go; Hyman Claman 70 Nor
ris Davidson; YRS from MAY !. 1908; 81 500 :.
address 65 Chrystie ST.
JEFFERSON ST. n e cor Madison ST store
Louis SnrIlsky 70 Julius Nergolin: 3 yrs from
Sept l. 1910; 5000; address. 2o1 Madison St
JEFFERSON ST, 70; upper floors John
n Dempsey and Gabriel Goldberg; 8
yrs from MAY l. 1910 s2,5o0; address. 20 JEFF
ferson st
IENOX AVE. 513; Louise Schneider TO Al j
Abrams: IL yrs from Oct l. 1910; So 900: ad-
dress 6nn West 13Sth
I'D AVE $3.50. Charles Friedman and ano 70
Joseph Konovitch and ano. 3 yrs from Sept
/ 1910. 81 CSC; address, 3T7s Sd
o5TH ST 325 10 32T East David H Posner
10 AdoIpn Klein and ano 10 yrs from Oct l.
1910; $500 to $1,000, address. 323 East
o5th 81
sGTH ST. $50 West: Nellie Fraser to
Arthur Rounds: yrs from Oct l. 1910:
s. GOO: address, 90 broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
NEW SCHOOL FROCKS
Good for Hard Service, but Not
Severe in Effect.

Every mother Mkes 70 see Ter ntrle
girls locking pretty and, Of course, no
matter how lovely they are by nature
they viii never be at their best unless
they are properly dressed In summer
almost any simple little cotton frocks are
satisfactory If they only leave the charms
Of plump little necks and arms uncon-
cealec bur a good deal of care is needed
fl the designing of garments of the more
substantial materials needed for fall and
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

A. a wedding NOT so very long ago one
of the guests looked around on the tables
crowded with gifts. and. indicating one on
which were placed many not TO her taste,
she said 20 her companion: When will
Cynthia ever have spare rooms enough 10
put all those hideous objects in?"
y can tell YOU a much more simple ex-
pcdient fo~ The disposal OF ugly gifts than
spare rooms. and : learned t from my
Gear old Quak+- aunt" responded the per
son addressed She came into my room
one Gay when her daughter was with me,
holding Z vase in her hand and said very
mildly: Ny dear. look a. this vase Mrs.
i. brought ne from Europe. 1 have feel
i1c that 1t IS going 10 De broken, but I
r-srted tnee 70 see IL so much mat have
taken Il from the shelf Her daughter.
when SO hsd de.arced. said srniiingIy- I
imagine & is broken BY now. Mother never
las unnecessary pucsentlInents. ] have seen
her en;e- q room wiki a cup and saucer IN
her hanu, and say q shc opened her
fingers vide. WIZ. this mas fallen from my
han5 .. - never have things about tha.
co not appeal 10 our sense Of osauty.
Notllcr always si.uE-s the doomed object TO
isun1rer OF friends before il goes 10 its
5ate ard speaks Of il as Mrs F-'s kind
cir. 50 Mrs p gets all credit. she
sh9gll. tc. her generous thought
IS thcre really an unfortunate fatality
attending thA small happenings OF daily
lf-2 Or does one get that impression
through the tendency OF the ungrateful
j:un.an ratnd 10 take special note ot the
rogghnesses and forget ell about the times
when things went smoothly? It must be
tho latter II IS absurd 70 suppose that
fate always sen.ls The unexpected guests
when The Household is upset, and yet there
pvonatly isn't q FAMILY in this broad land
t5at Doesn't believe firmly that every tinne
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Of Interest TO tOomen
CAMPAIGN FOR PURE milk
Women Start League to Enforce
Worldwide Attack on Filth.

The Yacht Room at the Hotel Astor yes
terday morning was the birthplace of
brand new campaign, one which threatens
to spread not only over greater New York
snd the two Americas but over Europe.
Asia and Africa as well The banner bears
the inscription, international Pure Milk
League, and no men will be permitted to
serve under it
This is essentially won1ans work,
said Mrs a NJ Palmer, who acted
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER G

SEPTEMBER s
katie IIoehn to Esther Alexander: sI2uo AN.
Walter oakley 10 Charles BucHlsE' gum
$3.50 -, -,,.- 81 5oo
charles Lew & ano 10 Public Bank stsJ
0.,-id Ierr7,an to oscar DobroczynsH' 81, ---,s.
1ouisa P Wagner to Title Guarantee anu
Company; 5000 .. c.o-,a Tiffany.
George Tiffany. adrnr' 70 ''e'is
ratar gun tearlou & ano 10 Lawyers Mortgage
p,Sad Grant 10 Abraham Roosin; $50,
Cassandra Mendelsohn to Lawyers Ii'ie
ance Company; s2S."p >,.--are+ < Hull;
S60
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
ORANGE ESTATE SOLD.

Mrs S J. Ward the large house, stable and
grounds at No a Reynolds Terrace. Or
ange. The purchaser is a New yorker, VINO
expects TO make il his horn>>
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
SALE OF osTEhp LOTS.

Two hundred home and bungalow sites
end fifteen cottages at Ostend. Far Rock
away. were disposed of on Saturday by
Joseph 2 Day under the auspices OF the
Banfster Realty Company. of which Max
milan Morgenthau Is president and Sam
La 1a.niS freH surer
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
moRR,sToWN HOUSE LEASED.

Pease Il Gilman have leased for term
Of Years 10 George =. Schmidt, one OF the
houscs recently erected by General Z. p
Meany ct Convent near Morrtsto~n, N j
These houses, together with stable ana
garage. have every modern convenience
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with and address of purchaserD
SEPTEMBER 6
MANHATTAN
BEDFORD ST, AZ. lla sty brk 2ox60; all
title. q c, Sept /. Lydia HuyIer to John T
Clarke. 5000. address. 81 Ann ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

BRONX BOULEVARD. cor Of Peiss =,
1oe sz1o2 2: vincenzo Florislli agt George Reiss.
PLEASANT AVE 3Ts. Regent Painting co -
sunhower Realty and Security Corporation. own.
er and contractor: s175.
ANTHONY AVE. ;. 1ss u Of 173d 81 ssr1
struesion os Co owner. Anthony Bario ce1trao-
John Doe. owner: Jake Kapilowsky ard Hy1a3
Cohn contractors: $50
BAXTER ST. 20. sam FeIdstein agt H Prines
aqa s1sit9r 9oh9 sz3s so'S owners ''0 ''''ian con-
MANSION ST, sr cor Of conannonxeaia ave.
I5x92 Corotet 20 az to - eei eIlaony gnlrca
81 SIG. an ~ ''
18Th ST. 141 to AT West william strianes.
agt Forty-hf,h Street Exchange owner and eoa-
tractor; s25-
25rH ST. 127 70 131 West. Frank Psiadlna
agt John Olson Construction Co. $50"
1osTH ST. 32e East; antonio su.sGa .sn ast ls-
BRYANT ST cor Of 173d 81 50zl0o: Key
stone Esquipnent co aet Bethany Gospel Churca.
oSner; Di sienna & G colrnsn'o. Contractors;
LIS PENDENs.
HATH ST. .584 East. Gene srgdeF ,.st- az, TnAs
Hillnger-
SD ST. 3 al :, % Rive-side Drive:
90 5x31 sx irreg Mar "e9den as' To1-ss
Cowfng White & Wait
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor - 24th -
81 sx1oo: Combined Real Estate Infsrssts aE:
Dorsar Realty Corporation foreclosure % Mtg;
attorneys A ? Fitch. Nctt & Grant
72D ST Pas East windsor Trnst .1s..,oe,- 20 e a
mtg. attorneys Rollins & Rollins
HUGHES AVE. = cor Of 179th - Sc 5x95:
pajroont ave n u ccr OF I7eth 81 =. Txs0 81
jrrez. sarah Conen agt Garfield Corstructiol
60 ct al (annended foreclosure % mtg}. attorney.
Rosensweig
BROOK AVE. - 25r Of 1ss.h st a7rx
103 I. Brook ave s. 50 Q II II f39tt st. BIZ
x1n3 I; two actions Jonas Reutlinger q al agr
Hasse-Lippnnan Construction co - al .ane7ded
farecJosure Of two r1tgs). attorney. q Frank
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
WASHINGTON AVE. 125 r = Ffetc>er
81 5O,lOO; Prospect Investing 90 loans 4 Var
rer construction CO $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

WASHINGTON AVE. 125 y = Flstc1er
81 5O1t1OO: Prospect Investing 90 loans Var
rer Construction CO $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.