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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARkEi .
MANHATTAN.

18TH STREET Mark Rafalsky < 20 1 nsn
la r. DR. Joseph L. Winters No. "a west
as,b street four story dwelling mousse on d
LOT o2ros o feet now occupied under lease pS
Herts Brothers. DR.. Winters also OWNS ~ M
abiItttng houses Nos. % and q West 3.te !:
street and now controls a plot fronting ~
feet on 37th street and % feet Oh 3sth street
RROADWAY-The Duross Company mas re
sold for Edward Hates to Mrs f. BIuIiieit t
No S65 Broadway. five story !dft puIlai.ie'
an a lot 25xIlGI0x irregular. The seller re-
Gently acquired the property from Johh OF - 'i'
RROADWAY.-The Sun Construction COMPANY
BENJAMIN Viebere president, sold No "9o B1oa '
wsv five story and basement commercial
structure on a plot 25x20D feet extending
through the block to No. 16S Mercer street. TO-
feet south of Houston street.
HUDSON STREET.-The Douglas Robinson
Charles $ Brown company has sold Tor the
Countess Cecilia d'Andisne and Mrs Isabella -
May No 100 Hudson street. 3 f9ur stor5 pun
ing on a lot "a. 10X109.3x Irregular nc puStt
will probably erect a loft building on the site
18TH STREETS. H. Raphael has sold 20
Thomas +. Costello three story ana pas ~,
private house on d plot 16x1oo feet, at NO loe
West 10th street. for investment
THE BRONX.
,57TyI STREET.-Walker q Burger have sold
for Thomas T. Malcolm the five story twenty
family house. on plot 5ox169 feet, on the
south side of 10th street, 100 feet west oil
Elton avenue to Herman MeOak"r
RaJI.EY AVENr-F.-Edws d Sniffen has
sold to tho Roma Engineering and construction
Company the plot. 10 feet front, on the east
side of Bailey avenue. - feet north or the
Albany Road. The company "il erect hNe
story apartment house
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Lace and marquisette bed Jackets. coming
just to the waist line and having butterfly
sleeves, are very dressy for the conva-
descent, and cost 80 each.
Baby automobile bonnets are in mush-
room shape in pale blue straw, with lace
rosettos and white silk ties, and faced with
a chiffon ruche They sell for sl2 apiece.
An ideal breakfast cap for 3 blonde is Of
gold laces with the pattern Of the lace out
lined here and there with the naTrowest
pink and blue baby ribbon. The lace forms
bow in the front and the cap sells for SD.
Lace baby caps, combined with chiffon
and silk and trimmed with tiny French
pink roses. sell for 81 each, and arc very
smart.
are very new and smart. and they sell for
s. each. They come IN colorcd velvets also.
: pongce dress embroidered in self colors
and Ia wing yoke and sleeves of net. il for
the Sky esr-oid daughter. and costs. in tan
o. old blue. 30
Flat moirc silk shopping bags, with silk
cord handles in the latest designs. are go
each.
a French standard baby basket. trimn,ec
! with hand embroidered muslin and lace
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

William II Macy. 1r. admr. to Mary } Aii''
land legatee: 81 ,,-,,e,n,er.
Lille Liienthal to Beatrice siF""e''"''
Marie De Grauw to Pauline schimmeF'
al p. ,l, r Johnson to Grac. II B Johnson
S', Graee II Johnson to Henry 3 T"0mo'y
: He Henry p TwombIy. guardian to Panh'' +
1onI,son uipscb to Ernestine Harris. all ti'ie;
500 e.o..,o~. s4e 900
paul MjtteIstadt to Henry Neugess' COO
Joseph Marmorstsin to City EQUITY Co. *'"0
Leah Cohn Emma Keller: 81 v,u,;sro .
Mutual Life Insurance 20 10
Butler and ano. trus: s2:;oOo =, e,.,i.,-cr
Mar A Rafferty, to William II SteFIiha''iP'
Ninateenth Ward Bank TO Louis FrankIn-
rite Guarantee aud Trust Co 10 Marcia N
Soils and arc. cxrs: $1,000 . g. ,oo
Never G. Jacobs ct al to Rose Jacobs: s'..''o.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to John + carey cN' ,
Walter Lewisohr ct Al. exrs. to Iitie GUAR
antee and Trust Co; sao.o 70 Never, s.. ooo.
American Mortgage 60 to Annie j 'ru'e'
e. I al; Fendau 10 May Rushniller: si3St
irvine Realty 60 to Mary Bush1ni'ie' T.
81. oo1. r. ,,o.o-. s5nn
lawyers TitIe and Insurance Trust 90 &c
Moses M"ndeIsohn and ano: 500" 49,, and
ara samneI " Andrews. trus to Charles L Bin
nan Jsmes Wurphy to Title Guarantee and Trust
ferdinand Bauman to Lizzie Picker or.
''r otiilie Block to Anton william: nominal,
Jacob Prizep 20 stephen ri Larson: ps-,.
Abraham Lesser to Louis Lesser e Par
LOWS Lesser indiv and ezr. to Jacob Przep;
S'l Ernest F Reinhardt to Herman y Most;
N'Y land 90 of Edenvald to James Don
molly. s161 4e
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The sale Of two parcels or Broadway
was reported yesterday. The sun Con
struction Company sold the ive-story ana
basement commercial structure at NO 80
Broadway. on a plot 20N2S, extending
through the block to No 46S Mercer street,
152 feet south of Houston street me puf-
chaser acquired the property for the oc-
cupancy of his business and intends max
ing extensive alterations, including the az
( ditiCn of a story.
The Sun Construction Company purchaser
the realty for S1500o0 in February IN
trade with Uhlfeider q Weinberg, VINO
gave the six-story elevator apartment
house at No 537 to 5.3 West 1l5th street
in exchange. The present selling price 10
reported to be slI0,Ve0
The Duross Company has sold tor Ed
ya.d Rates to Mrs L. Blumenthai the
fivc-story loft building at No $50 Broad
way. on plot 25x1Iol0x irregular Inc
SELLER recently acnuf, ed the property from
John torsythe.
DIR WINTERS ADDS TO HOLDINGS
DR.. Joseph l.. Winters has increased ms
holdings in Fifth avenue by the purchase
Of the four-story and basement converted
dwelling house No. 81 West 5Sth street,
on ? plot a3x9S9 DR.. Winters owns two
abutt.ng dwelling houses. fronting f.o tee''
at Nos p and - West 37th street ne
SSth street property is now occupied py H.
3. Hcrts & Sons. Mark Rafalsky & 20
were the brokers in the transaction.
COUNTESS SELLS PROPERTY .-lhe
| Douglas Robinson Charles ;. Brown
Ccmnanv sold to a client for the Countess
Cecilia c. d'Andignt. Of Paris, ana MIS-
Isabella & May the four-story oid-iaSh-
toned dwelling house, NO. lo9 HUDSON
street. about 6 feet south OF i'aiel''
street. facing St. Johns Park freight sta
ton OF the New York Central haiiroa".
The property comprises a plot If't'Ai''
feet. adjoining the National Express ON
! pany's building. The new owner pans ~
cree, a new siA-story structure on me ste.
LENDS 81 eN-A building loan OF S92oep
has hocn made by the Metropolitan Lie
! insurance company to the West End con-
struction Company Cn the properly III Tue
northeast corner Of West End avenue and
snth street. l0x1Oo. upon which twelve
story apartment is being hulit
| Two loans of $500 each have been mace
b,- the Jty- Mortgage Company to the no.
GOOD Realty and CONSTRUCTION company o''
the two apartments under constructor o'
Fort Washington avenue, "ccopE"le '"'
entire block front on the NsS' sue &c
tween Nth and 17Sth streets
| WV QUEENS MAPS.-The work OF re
| oan,,;ny the mans filed in the office OF the
c1er,, of the County of Queens under 'he
r.c.nt order of the Supreme court IL
nroeressfne rapidly. Some OF the ola maps
- on 5efared as to be pracucallE meg
ible and TO insure accuracy the ne" maps
are being compared with copies OF .,o
e,ea mans in the Jamaica office OF the Il'le
Guarantee and Trust Company
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Seen in the Shops

pink French roses and pink RIBBONS y S4'"
furnished.
\ double chiffon scarf. OF two coiors.
heavily SHRED az tcn-inch Intervals SNAPPED
TO the shoulders and trimmed with mara
bou, costs $50.
Delicately manipulated scarfS oil chilioh
in the pastel shades cost SO apiece
A black Chantilly lace parasoi, IN pdSoud
shape and lined with white chihon IS very
dressy and costs 80.
Scarab hatpins. set with rhinestoneS. sell
for 81 a pair. and are very smart
The new mushroom satin turoahS LOT
carly fall wear. in all colors. with pieatcu
lace on the brims. 81 each, ana are
very becoming.
Plain glass pitchers for claret cup ana
other summer drinks range in price accord
ing TO size from 20 TO 81 cents each-
Cream china pitchers v It'll red carnatioh
tulip or other flower patterns. are ~ cents
each.
Crush dress belts of suede, tour lhthes
vide sell in all colors for II ~ esch' Nh'it
an embroidered canvas belt In 'he nun
gariaH CooTs is SIS
The names of shops where afilcies IN
( toned this page "a ere seen can De opiaihee
! n" f"h1fns a stamped and ahui 1,-,,.c f
to seen in ,he shops" New- York tribune
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BABIES IN SUFFRAGE PARADE
To Refute Taunt That Votes For
Women Mean Childless Homes.

Miss Alberta Hill, the youthful secretary
of the Equality League Of Self-Supporting
Women, is inspired with a burning desire
to collect babies. Not that the league in
tends TO emulate Little Butterfly in Pima
fore" and start a baby farm. No, but
the babies are wanted TO serve as Exhibit
4 in the suffrage parade and pageant
scheduled for October %. The suffragists
are determined 70 down. once for all, that
taunt their opponents are 50 fond OF hurl-
ing at them. that If American women were
permitted to vote America would become a
babyless land
Deeming suffrage babies the best refu-
tation Of the slur, d huge carriage load
of fat and lusty ones will head the pro
cession. The carriage will be decorated
with a large yellow picture of ballot box,
and the legend, Children cry for it
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OF Interest TO COomen
SUFFRAGE ON EAST SIDE
Busy Week of Speechmaking and
Torchlight Marching.

The Woman Suffrage party is lombard
ing the lower East Side from street cor
ners and reports that the immigrant wom-
en- of that locality are easier to reach and
TO convince than American women of the
same grade. This evening there will be a
meeting in the Fourth Assembly District,
with speeches in English and Yiddish.
Tomorrow evening suffrage will be dis
seninated IL Italian al the corner OF Mad
ison and Catherine streets. The Equality
League of Self-Supporting Women VIII
have a rally tomorrow evening at lith
street and University Place, at which Dr.
T Criffeu. of the Philippines, will talk.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

DIVISION ST. 20. LYMAN shapiro agt o.eorSe
" Noorr lessee: I. Golden. contractor: $500
coURTuANDT AVE, 6e@- s.;. s24 and SO
Jacob zimmerman ast Onyx Realty snn 'oii
s+ructton % Owner and contractor: 81. 100.
CO1-RTr.ANDT AVE, y cor 1.jth 81 Jo<1Hp:
Tacob Zimmerman agt Onyx Realty 90. o" ner
and contractor: $500
,-ort1 e-r n = cor Fort u ashirstou arc. fnoI
100: Edward " Ward agt stephen Ball, owner
and contractor: So
srri AVE. 1363: Harry q polt set Henry
Hess lessee and contractor; John Parr owner
$50 80 .,
PROSPECT AVE. 21+3. simon Klein ast II
Veuezia owner and contractor; $50 40
CONCORD AVE. . : 1ts.s Il OF 1t1th -.
lis 6xfrJ; Tony Spinaili agt Anthony Mco"eh'
owner; Frank Tofano, contractor; S-le-
WASHINGTON AVE. t04f: Henry ButtneT
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such simple satisfactory dress as TINS
enc is liked by any busy woman II Is
especially adapted 20 the needs OF the
nurse but f. also suits the woman OF
household cares IT is smart in effect, Yet
perfectly simple end neat, and it is easily
sJinned on and off. One of the pretty, in
expensive printed wash fabrics makes this
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WHITNEY REALTY CO. FORMED.

The Whitney Realty Company has oee '
torrned for the purpose of taking over the
realty holdings of the late William I: "hil-
ney. The company, which is capitalized a'
600 has just been incorporated at Al
hanv. with Harry Payne Whitney, Pa aiN
Whitney and Thomas j. Regan as W W. IA
Resines the Whitney stables at MS ~ ~
ana ~ Fast 66th street. the company WI WI
t 1ai1 nyer several properties on Long Isl
and and the estate large holulhs7 III liz
y;
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CONTRASTING MODES
Simplicity of Effect Is by No
Means Universal.

Much has been said about the stIalsht
silhouette and general str2iShtnesS OIL
line characterizes many OF the costumes
one sees in these days The skirts are maoe
10 fall in lines as nearly vertical as posi-
bic by means of weighing, and the effect
is often emphasized by the use OF striped
material BIZ decorative bands running oil
rectly up and down or by both OF these
means III combination. The impression pro-
duced by gowns of this kind is one OF rest
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one. but almost any material q the SIM
pier sort il appropriate. Nurses wear linen
and for -tiIl COOLER dress some or tue
heavier lawns and batistes arc quite APP
propriate.
The quantity Of material required for tie
medium size IL ~ yards q or =, 81 yards
- or q. yards a. inches vide
The pattern No. s,727 Is cut in sizes f"i
"a o. g 80. =. - and IS inch bust mea =
s.re. end all he mailed 20 any address on
receipt Of 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and bus'
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment New-York Tribune. If in a
hurry for pattern SEND an extra 2-ceh'
stamp and ne viii mail by letter postage
f. sealed enyelope
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Open air meetings which We're considered
revolutionary when they We're first started
have now become SO commonplace that the
Women's Trade Union League will try 10
add novelty TO the one which it will hold
at Oliver and Oak streets tomorrow even
ing by having d torchlight procession be
forehand The object is the organization
of branch of the league
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AUGUST 6.
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN ST 173 :. sty hrk "5zsS prior mtg
s1s.oo0: Ans $: :; yre. 6 per cont, Bertha Robin
son to Leah tnln: $1,000: address. 10 Ave- a
ELIZABETH ST, 2a1. sly brk. eIHs$; m
prior mtg S2s.cn,; Aug 4: due. etc. as per
bond: Luigi Solineue to Nichaelera 7 Sptna
$500: attorneys. Cohen Brothers. 81 Wall st.
7TH AVE 15a aud 16l ST. brt. :'s.3xs0: =
m; Aug 8: yrs: EIiphalet l. Davis to Francis
I. Adrian: So coo: attorneys. Strong & Cad
8aiader. 80 Wall st.
GOTH ST. :. 25.6 # % Ith 45xa2:
July ~ demand. per cent: Eusa'nonr Eeslty
and Construction 90 CITY Mortgage TO. S13J,-
600: address. II Vail st.
ETH ST. 5. 81 # u Of 9Th ave. 5oxs1 |:
Iuly -; due Aug !: 1911. per cent: I. n & \
torn"y. " II Hagen. 40 Wall 81.
5TTH ST AZ East. = sty hrk. 25x irreg. Aug
:; = yrs: Gustine Rieser Realty 90 tn Emf
grant Industrial Savings Bank $4,000: address.
THE RRoNx
FoRDHAM Rp. $. 1905 # " of Lorins pI-
per cent: Canmann Resltv 90 to American
Mortgage Co; $1,000; address, 81 Nassau st.
MAMMA ST. n w cor Brown ave. 20. 6xs1x
William n Thomas: $1,000; attorney William II
sweeney, 50 Wall 81.
PROSPECT AVE: 8 = lot s.. map East
Adam Stein TO George Hsbeck 81 600; attorney
Robert H Bergman. 1919 Sd ave.
WASHINGTON s dI' ,a ave or station pl, 100
per cent; Mary l. Lyden to Ellen Brennan;
$1,000: attorney, John Sheridan, 4i02 White
Plains I'd.
l49TH ST s s. 22O3 fl e Of Morris ave ok
S6.6: July 30 due as per bond; Matilda Del
Giuoica to Jacob Dohrmann; $1,000; address 393
Willis
18TH ST, 99I # of Hoffman st, 29x
66X irreg: Aug 3; yrs; Marguerite Cavaiiere
and others to the Ceres Union; 5000; attorneys
Davis & Kaufman. 40 Chambers st
1S9TH ST, n s. so # OF Belmont ave, 50x9o
Aug ); ) yrs; Cipriani Realty and Construction
Co to Central Trust Co, $4,000; address. "a
Wall
c59TH ST, s. 225 Fl OF Martha ave, % Ok
100: p m prior mtg $500: July Is: due Jan
Is, 1872 per cent; William McWard To Louis
Eickwort: ESQ; address, 31s East 239th ST.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
AI-GEST ).

AUGUST ).
GRAND ST 4IG. sore. etc; Albert Harris
to samuel \ Hamel and snC: yrs from Aug
4; 1910; 81. 800: address. 5G West 1l2th 81.
HOLLAND AVE &C. store; Serahna Del
N,srro 10 Giuseppe Lissnti; > Yrs from Aug
10 1910: $500 address, 36lG Wtllett ave.
LOT 80 and south : It of lot ga. partition
man William Adee at Westchcster: Philip II
ami George + Adce to James and Leonie Ken
nc6y: Irs C mos from Jan !. 1al-: taxes.
etc upon assessed records. > per cent on
TAXABLE value: address. l4II Nilia bridge
Road.
PEAHI. ST POS store and basement; Albert
II FraaIzei and arc Martin WellbTook: 10
yrs from May l. 1910; $500 TO $1,000; address.
$50 ID
RIVERDAI-E AVE. q $. between 2o3th and
o60th SITS lot -: Nina Gohler to Giro Alamo :;
!: vrs from MAY !. 1910: $500; address. :50,h
st and Riverdaie ave
WILLIAMSBRDGE ROAD. 14T1. Westches-
ter; Charlotte l. La Costc to James Kennedy 4.
10 yrs from MAJ !, 1910: 5000 and 81 .020; ad-
dress 1877 Willlamsbridge Road.
ID AVE. 22s7 to 22so. store and basement:
Frank White 10 Ike Hafko; :: yrs from Oct /.
1909; s2.1oo; address. 2:s9 I'd ave.
sTIT AVE. $50; Isabelle Adams ct al 10
Frank Stadelbc rHer; > yrs from May /. 1908
81 600: address 80 west 5oth 81.
ETH ST i09Is West store and cellar:
William and Jane Z Brtton to Victor Masiello
:, yrs from Ma l. I3l2; $3.50 and SEQ; ad-
dress lo2i5 West 10Th -.
13sTH ST 81 East. part store: Will
! lam |. Simon to Harry Kahn: yrs mos
! from No, l. 1909; 500 and s$si. address 81
Last 1:sth ST
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held Yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. II
and Is Eescv street, resulted as follows
BY Joseph p Day.
SrII ST 80 e 554 # of 9TH ave 2eXS'i H.
vacant sold TO plaintiff for SIS, 49,
JEROME AVE : - cor of buchanan pl 5OX
100 vacant; sold to Edward Il Koch for SIG, 100
2o.D ST I'll n s SO.6 II OF Barnes ave, OK
100: sold 10 f X Morris for $iooU
BY Samuel Goldsticker-
FRONT 81. lo4 X s I'll 1t n of Wall st. 1S.4
x74s irreg; 8 sly Office bio sold to Max Marx
for 80 3SS "a.
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1s,T1I ST n s. i25 II from n cor Stcoo 20 80
ave 25x los I1x irTeg Martin shines an: 'o
~. ~ Tanthier; $3.50: attorney. Dnfted Stdt.
rifle Guaranty and indemnity Co. ~ NeSey ~
,e5TH ST. n s. 100 IT Of strbbins ave; 'a ma
r25 4x1Oe 11x25; Jan 81. 1905 LOUIS Scnst
go 70 Nicholas = Vapler; SItW: a. t- -.
Iini,ed states Title Guaranty and indemnify ~
20 Vesey ST. oe~oo.
,saTH ST. 27s East. so 5xioxo-o' o7Is hi.
No. tenS: william l. Howitz and tsehe.
rife to Thornton Brothers Co. by Ea% So G,,v
thornton president. $1,000; address i"@"
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

UNION AVE. 9lS and a1J. 1oec9ii F,ao n.
Louis Book 4, al: Jan PC. 1910. SO 90
18TH ST. S.: Otto Go't5sTg agt tarz.i..,
Singer; April II, L910; s4S s.
LIBERTY ST. J5s keystone si:eDroodH. 4.
sSt I.iberty-Eassau E2jlGinG % e. al Julg -
1910: SI.3s4-
CID ST. 40 70 as East: teTner Corstro.s..
60 azt so TO 40 East SD street 90 :; al; a..
2. 1910 by bond; 500 g.
CASTLE HILL. AVE. fI43; william h.,
rich agt Louisa Hofmeister. July 70. 1910. SIN
AVE A. = = whole front. between 18th A..
10Th SITS: Charles Graham Chemical Pgfre~.
Works sgt City and Suburban Homes co. Ja.
1902.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

~ iih and adGTcs5 OF IurcFa.cr.)
AUGUST s.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. POS and 2oS and 5 stv
brk 40r65 Caroline Williams Nm @ Rose
mtg $50 0o0l: Juno &c; 500 address 395 Broad
BROADWAY, SCI : sty hrk 25xtio ,ox24 iox
los; Edv ard l<ates Ia Esther Bum.nthsl and
Walter Becker mtG sl741u0: Aug 5; 500:
address. 1.si 9th ave.
ELIZABETH ST 2si. sty bri, :IxsG.a; GIRO
spiua Michelina F Spirls: q and correction
Deed; Aug "A 500.
SAME PROPERTY: bicheitna L Spina 10
Luigi Snimene 'mtG s2s.ooo,. Aug 4, 500. al
dress, oei Elizabeth 81.
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BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

FOR SALE OR IDASE on. EASY TERMS. -
The best built and finest large store and Is
room dwelling Staten Island suitable for
hotel or roadhouse: contains all improvements,
on corner of Richmond Road and Cedar ave: &c
trolley from St George ferry passes the house
at New Dorp Manor. half way between New
Dorp and Richmond; full lots and garage;
come and examine.
$500 cash and SO monthly viii enable you to
own and occupy a tvvo-story house,
with five and bath. exposed plumbing,
range boiler, sink. stationary tubs. electric light
seven-foot piazza two sides; lot +0xf25; on
Richmond Road Sc trolley; write at once for
free map call and photographs. STATEN
ISLAND HOMES CO. 20 18th ave. New York.
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DAVIDSON AVE. n cor 1s-d II. 10ozis.
Mary Lowe agt Alcazsr Realty % action s.
cancel decd: attorney, VI l. - John
10TH ST. 50 East: David Mayer Brewing al
ast Lena Pollock ct al foreclosure o. sntgs: a.
torney. " klinsenstein-
WALTON AVE, 2255. X2j7. 2-19. psi. ~
and 2267; Lewis II Woods ast Bedford Parz Cor
struction Co al faction 20 forecl0se iienps A.
torney. Berry
TIFFANY ST. ~ :. 256 o n OF 18Th s., =.
TOO. Edward J Farrell agt Tiffany Street b.
proveuent Go ct al foreclosure OF mtg, aim
neys. Miller < Bretzfelder---
f3oTH ST. < 200 Il y OF TtH 2-5xaar
Minna Efchner. admx. szt Hsrgsre - F1fard I.
al foreclosure of tax lem; attorney. ) AsEoz-
StSmnl
boston RID. : $50 10 It Of Boston :.
25x9e: Dollar Savings Bank agc Mar Ran = Al
foreclosure II Mtg; attorneys. LeEn7v. Mar
keiIsr &. Wells.
LOTS IFS and t7a. map Of 2SS lots. opposs
Country club. Bronx: Charles Gabriel a:
Elizabeth VI Ryan foreclosure % mtg, sttJrnsr
AMSTERDAM AVE. I5ca 70 1872: Leo v
vo2ei agt Johu RolIruan = Al 'fore-loysTs Z
mtg. attorneys. NoCel & NogeL
BOULEVARD, cor 145th -. N lixi50. ?
Iauman Bull. jr. azt Dow Construction - sfa7s.
closure OF mtg. attoTneJ. ~ White
act Sfsr1-Ind MorzenztNrn Al ffove-l7s3rs =
mtg attorney, III " Goldberg
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
ia3D ST . cor Of Marion ave. 100 4ya' II.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 loans John Boz
land 90 Sf09 0o1
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arr Clinton Dai. oaa..: Carrie = Eecssr. ca,
tractor; ST.
MANHATTAN AVE. 3G3 ami b.; Ter,
t-rY,ar,.ja arf George r Ee-rfs. owner: -. :
! walsh contractor; SIS.
DIVISION ST 20: BresrDsn. l,o-croa-s
T:otnsr ca agt George " Ao3'e. owner. LA
Golden contractor: $40
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STATEN ISLAND SALES.

Charles L. Bruins has purchased from the
Van Duzer estate through Cornelius g. MOI
plot 15x12j feet in Fifth avenue, near the Rich
mond turnpike Castieton Corners.
william G. l. Betsch has sold through Cor
neli,is G. Kolf TO Paul J. klopsch plot looX
100 feet at the south side of Wadsworth ave
nre near New. York aNenne. Fort Madsworth.
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BOROUGH OF BROOkLYN.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. AMERICAN BASE
n,ent: 10 rooms. baths; special Inducements
to buyers NOW 4th st. and Prospect Park West:
within 200 feet of Prospect Park entrance. OTTO
SINGER. builder. premises; always open.
DECIDED BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL FLAT
bush.-Nsw family brick house, every
! modern convenience: 50 500: terms to suit; con
venient to Brighton Beach IL and eight trolley
lines WM. f. MEYERS. AIS Gravesend ave.
RrnnL .Inn
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
lfANHATTAN.
AUGUST s.

MANHATTAN.
AUGUST s.
nth AVE, cor goth ST b-,. asti ceu.,.
rnanufa curing and loft bldg: S5Gusr 4 p
Co. owners: John r BoyIand. architect. 90
so. 900.
THE BRON%
EXTERIOR ST " r. 1.Oi0 p n ~ f5frs 4.
sty frame cottage. s0C192. astox ss,s-e -
ers: Lincoln Manufacturing 20. DO 5ta al
iessees: A d F'indlayson, % Mott aye, arcastsS
cost 81. 90. -
SCOFIEI.D ST n = 100 q OF William a..
sty frame dwg. 9rI3O: Mrs Fiorenle Tstzgsr4s
city Island. owner. George < MILE. CItr ts'zas
architect. cost 81. go
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VACATION SCHOOL EXHIBIT.

The pupils Of Vacation School Ia invite
every one interested to come ana see what
they have been doing with their vacation
this morning from o'clock until L.
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ALIER RATION.
LIS DEN S.

GOTH ST, :. $50 It Of Str ave- - rs
bldg, new interior: William ~ SilA. OvFreFs 4
Duncan. architect: ccst. 5000