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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-23
Storms sud Earthquakes Ia France

Paris. May 2S.-Violent storms swept
over large part of Frsnce today, caus-
Ing heavy loss of life aud property. ct
Marseilles and Agde slight earthquakes
felt. Five persons we're killed at Thon.
on and an entire block of buildings, in
cluding the city ball we're destroyed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-23

The advisory board Of the Jewish
community have adopted measures to
counteract the influence of the Young
Mems Chrirtlen Association among the
Jewish students liz the colleges OF New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-23

Rival Irish fsctions met 10 Cork yeg-
terday and macy parsons were Injured,
including Daniel Sneehsr, NJ. P. for The
city. John Redmond was smong The
speakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-23

Captain George w. Ruggles, inventor of
the rotary snow pillow and of nationwide
fame as canoe builder, is dead at his home
in Charlotte, near Rochester, n, Y, aged 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-23

Mr.. Brodie n. Duke, president of the
American Tobacco Company, who is i'll with
typhoid fever at Durham, N. c., is expected
to recover.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

.,.. ii--ie more fur and little less
Write lace these models would be suitable
So- wear in nidwinter-
Black and white combinations are realiF
chilly in effect. and Il Is not strange 1hs1
-.,,& ~. annroach OF autumn something
should he added 9o them 10 give Jouch
OF warmth. IN a hat seen IN a r llIN aFe
nue. shop gold lace and q bit OF pale HeIio"
IN sn enormous whiJe plume We're CharIi-
tnxlz- used 1or This purpose The hat vas
or white lace edged with black FeiNel-
tn. f-os-r was surrounded by the gold
lars and over all dropped the big plume.
frs r.ure white and pale yellow blending
exo,usifelv with 1he more pronounced color
OF the lace
Such 2 rninglinE % winter and summer
materials has there been this season that
g. ig hard 10 know just where the line IS
S-ojrg 70 be drawn between summer and
etI-,1r,7r millinery. There are, however
MAN. models shown now that It would be
.rnnossible 20 associate with summer, in
which class belongs the furry felt Illus
t-ated. This smart little toQue is inter
estins not only for its novel shape but
also fo- the wav in which a number Of
beautiful oolo-s have been introduced into
i The hac is II OLD blue and Il IS bor-
sie-ed with d EsiCn embroidered with silk
and heads in pastel shades Each one OF
the three ouiIls with which II is trimmed
= Of q different hue
Quite different IN tone Is the other hat of
soft mole gray felt trimmed with a cock
sde Of white lace crossed by gallon Of
Old steel.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
ORGANIZE SUFFRAGE AID
Men of Colorado to Give Things
Feminine the 'Uplift. .

No longer can the cause Of woman SUI
frage suffer a black eye or lame leg
from 11nrefuted ISLANDERS about the effects
n wornan's vote il Colorado, or. a. least.
= Il does. first aid 10 the injured VIII be ad-
I7linistered at once The National Woman
Suffrage Press Bureau No. so Fifth ave
nue.. announced yesterday that q society
has been formed expressly 10 DO this II
was started last week. in Denver. and It's
name Is The Colorado Equal Suffrage Aid
Association" Il was formed and is Off
cered by men. which shows what kind OF
men they have out in Denver That last
IS q statement that can be taken either
va. according 10 whether one is a SUI
fracist or an anti"
omar tzarwood, district attorney in that
region. sot the society up. For some time
ne has been doing valiant service unassist-
GO IN assuring the world that babies were
still being born n Colorado, and that din
rers continued 10 be cooked in most homes
ballot But Mr.. Garwood found Il rather
heavy work alone, so ne got up this So
ctetv 20 help him Ex-Governor Adams IS
the president, and I. n Stevens vice-presi-
dent
Although the society IS local il Is ready
for national service All suffraglst has
70 o. wnen an enemy 10 the cause insin-
Dates that Colorado women don't wear
rohbIe skirts a-ld feminine things Ike that
any more. is 10 write the Colorado Equal
Suffrage Aid Association. BY return mail
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

club viii have dance every month, and
al home.
With such JOYS assured = disappoint-
-nent in another direction assumes minor
Importance. The prospect OF an elevator
in the new house has long been matter
for pIeasurable anticipation, but the lit
tie car which has become the realization
Of the dream already wears the restrict
ing inscription: Elevator Will be run on
z flve-ninute schedule
Such q delay in reaching their rooms
NAV prove fatal to such Of the arr stu
dent BODY whose custom has been 10 re-
main late at the studios for sketch class,
returning to the club barely in time to
stick brushes in turpentine, hastily scouT
paint from face and fingers, and slide into
the dining room just as the doors are
closing. those without remaining supper
less.
The disQuietinE attachment reads fur
ther- Elevator not 10 be used for visit
ing from floor 10 floor.
To those who know the customs of the
club and the spirit of camsraderie eX-
listing among the devotees Of the Three
Arts this portends many steep climb
for the memb Der who, recipient OF sud
den invitation 10 the opera and finding
her gloves all at the cleaners, would
share the store of her classmates on the
sixth floor. secure the services Of a white
opera cloak on the second, gather a rose
bud wreath known TO bloom on the fifth,
while not forgetting d necklace on the
third that would be offended If not asked
( II
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
BACK YARDS TRANSFORMED.

A woman club in a consested manufact-
uring suburb OF Boston has transformed the
back yards Of that desolate neighborhooo
by getting the mothers interested in garden
ing for their children. In the spring OF
1909 seeds were given 10 the mothers, with
instructions, TO he passed on TO the chill
dren. as to planting and care. This was
followed I'D by regular visits from the COM
Illttee for further instruction and encour-
agement II spite OF summer exception
ally hot and dry. most of these gardens
fourished and brought forth goodly crops
of flowers and vegetables although much
gardening in more favored spots and under
more expensive and elaborate methods
came to Erief.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

Plans for a nineteen story office buildlhE
AT the northwest corner of Broadway and
Reade street for the East River Savings In
stitution were fled yesterday. The struct-
ure will have a frontage of b5-6 feet on
Broadway and $50 feet il Reade street.
The main entrance will be on Broadway
The facade OF the building will be OF brick
with trimmings OF limestone and terra cot
ia. ornamented with four massive Corin-
THAN columns on Broadway and six columns
of the same dimensions and style on the
Reade street front to the fourth story.
The building Will be equipped with four
passenger and one freight elevator. The
nublic floor space on the first floor of the
bank will be of marble while the floor OF
the working part of the same floor will he
of cork 10 deaden the noise. The presi-
dents room and the directors room will
he on the first floor IN the rear The build
ing will be frepToof and viii be 252.S feet
high. Clinton & Russell, the architects,
have estimated the cost a S65o,000,
4 twelve story apartment house TO cost
81. .O00 viii be erected for the Charter Con
s1ruCtion Company at the southeast cor
ner Of Riverside Drive and SSth street.
The building viii have a frontage Of 100
feet on the drive by 20 feet on the street,
with facade Of brick trimmed with lime
stone and terra Gotta. and will be of fire
proof construction. The building viii be
equipped with elevators Schwartz & Gross
are the architects.
Ada Y. T. Ellington has bought from A.
Wright Post No. 4 East SD street, d four
story dwelling house on a plot 1A2x100.8
feet between Park and Madison avenues.
The buver at present occupies the house.
The Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Com
panv. of Nos 1O5 and 107 Fifth avenue. have
increased their quarters in the loft build
ings of the Bush Terminal Company's plant
in South Brooklyn. The lease with the
terminal company now calls for 10000
square feet of space.
Sheldon & Becker have sold for the City
Real Estate Company No. 353 West End
avenue four story high stoop dwelling
house. The buyer, after extensive altera-
tions, will occupy.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
Some Uays OF fbe World

There has been = suggestion o. fal IN
che clear. cool air Of the last few days
The conlrnuter is beginning TO find people
on the morning train with sunbUrneo
faces and traveI-worn bags. While the pale
people with clean luggage who take the
evening train 70 the northward still at
tract curious glances. the struggling home
coruers- being more OF a novelty, arouse
more interest now
The cormuter had TO sit with one Of
them the other morning AS a rule. %om-
er are cross and glare At each other when
catastrophes Of this sort occur The COM
rnuter started 10 be cross and edged over
into the corner Of the seat so thst her
newspaper might not hit the sunburned
person in the eye Suddenly a good nat
slred voice surprised her
Isn't It q glorious morning.?
The good nature in the voice led 10 a
cheerful versation-contrary TO the
commuters habits-3n the course OF which
she venrured a pitying remark about poor
people VINO have 10 come back.
Well I'm not one TO be Titied," said the
stranger. 7 shaIl be so glad 10 get back
70 q house again. Living IN one room and
q trunk has its trials, even at summer re-
sorts. NJ maid has been away all the
iiIlfF We nave anu Sift - ~ .'7NC1 <-AiN
ready 10 work hard this fall She came
home last week, opened up the house and
the beds. stocked up the larder. and to-
night We're 20 have Welcone-home din
uer 40 musty houses and canned soup
dinner for us We have every ones favor
lie dish-tne things we have asked for all
summer a. the hotels and not been able
80 get 70 suit Us They never cook things
me right way no matter how much YOU
pay. Then. there are things you can't
get anyway 81 some hotels. Ny daughter
loves cold rice pudding. but she never
fnds II a. hotels So tonight we can eat
10 our hearts content Of our old favoTttes.
on no. I'm not sorry 70 get back. I like
IT. own bed. too.
After the train had pulled in and the
-rrne. hurried sz-a- the commuter de-
cad.d hereafter not 70 pity homecoming e
vacattorists until she knew more Of their
plans for the first night
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
HOMES FOR EMPLOYEES
Pennsylvania Railroad to Build
Houses Near Terminals.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has IN view
the construction of dwelling houses for
its employees. The company proposes TO
build eight duplex buildings at Sd and East
streets. Long Island City, just outside OF
the Sunnysde yard Each house viii re
three stories and cover an area Of 46HSo
feet The cost Of each house is estimated
at s6N 600 The company also intends erect
ing four similar houses on the Paterson
Plank Road. near the terminal at Harri-
SON. N !. These houses are intended for
such employees as firemen and others
whose work makes II necessary that they
should live nearby.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


GID STREET-Ada V. Ellington has bought
from a. Wright Post No. ~ East SD street a
four story and basement stone mont dwelling
house lot 14.2xIOo5 feet, between Madison
and Park avenues. Mrs. Bilington is the pres
ent tenant.
THE BRONX.
COLLEGE AVENUE-David 3. Baum sold 10
Helene TTattuer No. 1043 College avenue, a
three story dwelling house, on lot E2x95 feet
THROG'S NECK-The Brown Realty Company
sold through Arthur s. Cox 10 the Llewelyn
Realty Company nfty-tvo lots OF the Benson
estate. in the ThroP's neck section OF The Bronx.
This property is within block OF the new pro-
posed Lexington avenue subway station, on
Westchester avenue, and wac acquired by the
Brown Realty Company about three months ago.
Title passed yesterday.
FULTON AVENU|Edward Polak has sold
for the OF Julius l. Livingston the fve
story fathousa No. I728 Fulton avenue. 80 feet
north of 174th street. on plot 42xp5 feet To
Henry G. Autenreith. who gives IN part pay
rnent the three story brick dwelling house No.
1868 Bathgate avenue. 10. .7Xsl.i feet
PARK AVENUE-Edward Poial has sold the
two storsy brick dwelling house No. 443A Park
avenue near islst street, on lot 2o114l feet.
for Margaret HagRerty 10 Indelli.
2l4TH STREET ETc.-Edward Polak has
sold TO G Iraci the lot 25x100 feet, on the south
side of 2i4th street ~. 6a feet east Of Barnes
avenue. also for James Rufrslo the lot 25xIO0
feet. on the east side ot Beech avenue, 4i6.a
feet north OF Elm street also tor Michael Doyle
the lot 25xtna feet the east si1e OF Oakley
street. 2sS feet nrrth of htsnna strsef, Hunt
estate
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

Every now and then some prophet arisen
out OF the Far West or Up the state or
some other distant locality, comes 10 New
York and tells the people how to cure the
evil with which this city has been wrestling
for some time now-to wit how to save
women from treading the downward path
The latest savior is a clerical male per-
son from Seattle, and dishwashing is the
panacea he prescribes- Put girls TO dish
washing in their early youth, he says, and
they will be fitted with an occupation in
life which will steady their characters, fill
their souls with Joy and arm them against
any desire TO deviate ever SO little from
the straight and narrow path
il Is an admirable suggestion. Dishwash-
ing is. in the first place, such q remuner-
ative career!-its golden rewards viii buy
such quantities of hats and gowns and
rings and laces-those airy trides for which
most women Iong-and which have beck
oned too many sadly astray- And then II is
such thrilling. interesting work. It's won
derful that mere man Ike the cleric from
Seattle should know and feel all this. for
few men are SO fortunate TO be admit
ted to the delights of dishwashing-
barring those whose fate il is TO clean the
china in hotels and restaurants, and the en-
thusiaStfc, Intellectual expression or whose
countenances, as one catches glimpses OF
them through the swinging doors at the
rear Of some eating places, is testimony TO
the uplifting character Of the occupation
Il must be pure genius. instinct 1nspira-
tionaI insight that led the clerical person
from Seattle 10 his conclusions for II
can't be supposed that lie knows much
about washing dishes. He may have helped
with the cups after q missionary tea, but
that was merely tasting the ripples on The
edge Of d sea of bliss. II he were mother.
with ten children and TO maid, or a ser
want IN big house and had washed and
dried the CUPS and saucers and plates and
silver snd pots and kettles three times
/ 2 dsT seven DAYS IN the week, fiTtv-two
weeks in the year-then. indeed ne would
have reason 70 know what an enthralling
employment II IS But for q mere man tn
comprehend i1-Uonderful.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
THE MOVABLE FEAST.

Why serve The first meal Of the day al
wavs in the dining room, asks writer IN
THE Delineator' Why not choose, in
winter, q table before a window through
which the morning sun Is streaming, or q
table drawn before a fireplace If one is
fortunate enough TO have one. at least the
brightest and cheeriest spot IN the house?
And in summer, always, that window
through which the coolest breeze is creep
ipe. unless one has an outdoor veranda that
NAV he used for this meal What matter
If the living room or the den the library
be the length Of a hall removed from the
kitchen? A large tray Will carry all that
Two persons should consume, and the de
light of the movable feast is worth consid-
ering. as well as the intimate charm of the
smaller breakfast table
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
TO SELL APARTMENT HOUSE.

The Jefferson Arms. a high class apart
nent house. at the southwest corner o.
Jefferson and Franklin avenues BROOK
lvn, will be sold by Joseph I. Day at the
Real Estate Exchange saieroom- NOS IA
and 16 Vesey street. at II O'Clock noon
Tomorrow. The house contains eighty
saven rooms. divided into apartments OF
from four TO seven rooms 1t Will De
sold subject TO a first mortgage OF $IoV'-
coo at per cent due May 5, 1911. held
nv the TITLE Guarantee and Trust Com
many
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
IEAsEs REPORTED YESTERDAY,

Warren & Skillin have rented for q
terrn of years two-thirds of the entire
eighteenth floor In the Stock Quotation
Telegraph Building. Nos 26 and % Bea-
Yer street. to the Warren-Burnham Com
pany and the Colossus Cement Com
pany.
Lewis H Rosenthal and Edgar NJ Rap
paport have leased for term of years
two stores in the building at No. 100
West 126th street for Morris Forgotson
TO Simon Gold & Co
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
ADIRONDACK ESTATE LEASED.

Leon s AItmayer has leased for Arthur
". Pepper his country home. with all
buildings and extensive grounds. known
as Camp Wate-A-Ainit, at Lake Placid, to
Ludwig RothchiId. Mr.. Pepper recently
purchased this place and has made ex-
tensive alterations including installation
of electric light and steam heat Mr.. Alt
mayer also rented Mr.. Peppers yacht TO
Mr RothchiId for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
T. A. C. is SAD, YET GLAD
New Clubhouse Perfectly Lovely,
Except for Elevator.

The new home Of the Three Arts Club'
- No 2so West S5th street Is Fastening
toward the completion promised for Sep
tember !.
The members who have made an ear
return 70 lhe city are inspecting Win
=. Tho oncn sna.e now covered with
-,,o-..r and the remnants of partitions
which is to necome the ballroom oL ''ie
new clubhouse Now, instead OF oiie
- o,-o,+ = wear AT Britton Hall. the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
THE BRONX.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Sound Realty 90 10 Adoph NJ Beudheirn: 81
Irving Realty Co William Helney' !
assts; 81.
Hy1nan shatzken to Georgtana B Berrien; 81
OGG
Isaac L Kip 70 Philip Rhtnelsrd-- and anoi
81 600
Isaac L Kip and ano. e1rs 10 Charles c Bull.
trus: $50. 500
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 New York In
vestors' Corporation: . assts- $4,000.
Adolph RostenbeTg to Renate PiHCus. 800.
John II Courseu 10 Trust Co Of America. 81
Adoiph Bendheim 10 Carrie Worth, SlHo
F Nighouico TO Elizabeth NJ Koelbls; $3.50
MAYER ( Auerbach to Arco Realty Co, ScG GIH
Charles Gahren 10 Thomas r Nichols. 81
New Netherand Bond and Mortgage Co tc
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. $40 0fn-
Benjamin J Well To Jeanette Adler and ano;
81.
Katie Stenger TO benjamin 7 Well: 81
Title Insurance Co 10 Bankers Trust CO: Sltsl
KniCi Trust % 70 i NJ Adrian. Slhef
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society 10 Law
yars MnrtEaEa @. s15. co
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
C0lORS RICH AND WARM
Used i'm New Hats They Sug-
uest the Approach of Autumn.

The contents Of the cnilliners shops are
going through a gradual process OF trans
formation lust now being similar 10 the
one that Will he observed IN nature before
long There is no marked change in the
general forms shown but the CoioTs are
becoming warmer and richer. fa'S o.
white lace are taking 10 themselves little
bands If skunk fur which often serve |"
throw into relief trimmings of soid iace
~ ez-ar v.lol.. CROWNS Of gold Sauze. With
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

JA5.h =, 30 sxf00. Bank for Savings III II
civ of New York aEt William Brown -
TforecIosure of mtg). attorneys. otroH7
Iadwa lader.
,.T,II ST II East: Morris l. Woolf agt
s,rnor Epstein TT al foreclosure OF Hlts'' a.
torneys. R1egelmHn & Bach
wAVFJRI.EY PLACE. 30 and part OF 70
Juiius IoewenthsI agc Franklin HalheS -
foreclosure Of mtg). attorneys. BeTnheiin q
LoeweuthaI.
LOTS s. and So. parcel 10, map or osoeh
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FIFTH AVE. HOUSE LEASED
Estate Of William G.. Park Rents
Dwelling to Business Concern.

Nooyer & Marston have leased for the
estate of William q. Park. No At Fifth
avenue opposite the Church Of the Ascen-
sion. between 18th and 18th streets. a five
story brownstone front dwelling house on
1o- 3o3x1c5 feet, to the Seymour-Duns-
connie Company. now located at Nos Is
and Is East 4Oth street. and after extensive
alterations are made lesseeS VIII occupy it
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

MANHATTAN
CHERRY ST. $50. sty brk. 26.4x96x irrex
Aug %. yTs Martin Garone and ano 10
Italian Saving Bank: S1S.5O0; attorneys,
wayianh & Behard, 25S Broadway.
COLUMBIA sr. as / sty brl. 25x1oo: equal
lien. Aug % = WIS; Meyer Israelowftz to
Lydia " Thorn $500.
SAME PROFERTY: equal lien; Aug %: s
yrs same Gsce u Thorne. $500
SAME PROPERTY fprior mtg SIT .0oo) :.
Aug %, ". 81 cent. same to Myron
SUI zberEer. S50s address SO Park Row
MADISON &c, Sc TO So sty brk, 80 3x
% fprtor mtg t25, ,00e). Aug 10 = yrs, per
cent: Mary o Ni 10 John s O'Neil. Sfo o0o
address 1Se Hatthorne ave, Yonkers y Z
18th ST. n ssi4S II ot fireenu tcii ave,
TTaz irreg to Tne Aug ! demand. per
cent la -kson fquare Realty 60 20 Tiy
Mortgage Co. 1uoo, address. IL Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FLOORS LEASED FOR s125,ooo
Part of Building Now Being Completed
Rerted for Long Term of Years.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Regent Construction Company from the
plans the thirteenth, fourteenth, hfteehlh
and sixteenth floors. containing 4'o" square
feet of space in the new sixteen story
mercantile building now in course Of con
s+-7,c+ion al Nos. A-50 West 18th street
Tho Iessees are RosenthaI Brothers Com
nanv. Z. shirtwaist manufacturing con-
c.r7 The lease is for q lons term OF years
Of an aggregate rental OF over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
guYER OF APARTMENT HOUSE,

The Larkins-Thompson Realty Company
is the buyer of the Westerfield apartment
house. al No SO West 116th street, sold
recently by Madeline L. Ottman through
Earle & Calhoun.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

44TH ST. $40 West e5x1oo5; rug 70. US: rs:
Jacob Hirsch to Equitable Life Assurance 80
ciety; $4,000; address. 1e0 Broadway.
75TH sT. 241 East sty brk. Zgxiu@-' 1I1s, =,
(prior mtg $4,000 Aug IL; due 'uly u t.
per cent; Morris Black ito ma1 oUioiio"' .
s.. 500. attorney. J j Vanse. Is Broad ST.
1I3TH ST. G7 West. 3 sty brk, 16xlgo !'II; ~ !;
TO william S Gurnee ct al. trustees SS'o"o'
address, so Broadway.
i46TH ST. n s. 45O It OF Amsterdam N ave ave.
fo0x9S Il; Aug 90; : WIS Z per cent Scri S.r.t,
Ginsburg Realty and Construction CO GO TO Idtie
Insurance Co; $135,OO0; address l3' Broad
way.
162D ST s 44O # OF Broadway. 4Ox
30 10; Aug %; 5 yrs: Jaunett sutclif 10 New
Netherland Bond and Mortgage co: s41-OUo, 1,g :;
co. 100 Broadway.
THE BRONX
COMMONWEALTH AVE. cor Hist st; 1910
Reaity CO to israel wiesenthai $1,000; attor-
ney, " Hill 391 East I49th st .,.,,-.--
ED EIsoN 500 AVE- % II gs 9s per cent:
Philip ZeiIer 10 Bakers Realty and Security
CO. $3.50; address. 42d st and Broadway
LINCOLN AVE. n cor 18Th st. so I1x I1x
zoe; Fulton ave. s. 3G-II Of 174th St 3ox
cent: 5000; address. 22@1 I'd ave
LOT 20 and y. blk o.. map Bruce Brown Brow n
stephen 1a J %Is Dcyoe to Bruce Brown Land co;
ss45: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
LOTS 10 and 81 and 4eA and 47A block 20.
map Of land Bruce Brown Land Co; m: Jul :
-; due. etc. as per bond; Maria W Dittn'ar
10 Bruce Brown Land Coz S3,5t7 80 -
LOTS :. 4s. 40. so. ~ and 81. BLOCK ~
same map: n; July -: due as per 6ond
same 10 same: s.. 400: attorney. Title Guar
ante and Trust Co. I76 Broadway ~
LOTS :. 10 to 30. 113 to 144. 1S9 to w I"f
TO %. 2I7 10 90 III 10 Dps and go, map
Bronx Terrace. July 26: VI. - per ceLt
Irving Realty Co to Frederick G SJort1; $f,1oo;
attorney F HL S9I East Last 14eth 81 s.. Madison
ave. 25x1oo: fremont Terrace; m: July 10:
and Security co: s2n0: address. 42d ST and
Broadway CTines Building.
I35TH ST :. I2d Il Of Willow ave
12S 5x1O1 TX f-ree: Aug %: : yrs, Z per
cent: Frederick II. Schueer TO Walter Cur
nee ct al. trustees: $1,000; address. so Broad
way.
18TH ST. @93 East 25x1oo Aug 10; yrs
s per cent samuel Weisinger 20 Morris GOOD
friend and auo. 5000 attorney, G Elchhorn'
: Ejeekman st. -oo
fS3D ST 8 N71 # Park ave, Ho11oo;
Aug - > yrs: Jacob 3 Thesis to Harlem saw
fnCs Bank SIG 500: address. IA East l20tn ST.