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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

eiCrers are now using like freedom with
results that. though little surprising, are
certainly pleasing. One charming gown
that has lust arrived from Paris has
draped under robe that sweeps the floor
a one side and tunic that trails on the
al her Although the present generation has
become accustomed to seeing gowns with
trains at the back. instead OF at the sides
the materials used for this model are so
soft and have yielded so gracefully TO the
wishes OF the designer that one is only
conscious of its pictUesQueness and not OF
its eccenfricitv.
Tho -yn4sue Of the tunic viii no doubt
continue until ali the changes possible
have been ruuE upon this garment OF an
riq1Ii1v. and in some of the new forms
frfnges which GROW longer and longer play
an important part. This kind of garniture
seems especially appropriate as decora-
ton for tunics. since they are generally
s1Ippiernerrary garments doomed for orna-
mert rather than for use Some of the
fringed TUNES are made entirely Of narrow
ribbons. The ribbons are knotted into an
open lattice work that forms bodice with
low decolletase and goes down eight or ten
inches below the waist From there deep
fringe Of ribbon falls nearly To the edge OF
the skirt The outline al the bottom Of the
l1notted portion may be straight. pointed at
hack and front. or in any other shape best
suited 10 the figure
Similar confe-tions are mace Of beads
lut in these the frinees are not quite 50
long ~ the weigh Of the necessary beads
would he too great te CARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

I'd st, bGx 100 The Bronx; Margaret Sneehan ast
Luigi Caruso ct al foreclosure OF lhte'' az
torneys. Kelly & Quinn.
9th ST, II =. 1s2. Ii Il " or "a ave- [o.'h
closure of mtgi attorneys. Goidfosie ,ohh ="
LIND.
2I1 AVE. 22n3 People OF the state OF Ne"
attorney. & : Whitman
BROADWAY 326 to 500: Worth ST "a to ~
Tent Weller Go agt whiting Arnold ct al par
t!tioni; attorney " 3 Ellison
44TH 81. no West Mortgage trust anu
Realty Co agt Manhattan Life Insurance 20 ct
al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney. q I oayer.
RR1cc.c AVE 335 10 # OF 1a4th ST.
10 7x94.3; Katonah Construction Co sst tarmii5
Ciofh CT al specific performance. attorney III
G hnoeppel.
I'd AVE. 7s7-7S9; two actions; Simon Pretz,
field agt Mary { Mulvany ct ~ toteclosuie Vi
two mtcst; attorneys, Wolf & kohn
ID AVE 19l: Clara CharE agt Mary & Mul-
yary ct al foreclosure of mtg: attorneys. WOLF
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


liSPENARD STREET-E H Ludlow & Co
nave sold to Morris Weinstein for John T. NJ.
Richards. of Spokane Wash. the store and loft
building No. - Lispenard street near Church
street. on lot 25x6o feet. The Charles F. Moves
COMPANY represented the buyer, The property
is directly opposite the large ffathouse running
through from Lfspenard to Walker streets ac-
Guired some months ago by the New York TeIe-
phone Company
ETH STREET.-THE Freehold CONSTRUCTION
Company 'Nevins & Pereman) has bought No.
153 to 1i9 West 18th street four three story
buildings. on plot s0x1o3.3 feet. near Seventh
avenue The buyers are having plans prepared
b. Bernstein & Bernstein for the erection of a
seven story loft building the site.
SD STREET-John ]. cavanagh has sold "a
a client for occupancy No. 159 East SD street.
a three story and basement dwelling house, a
plot 19.2xS2 feet.
165TH STREET-Nilliam :. Baker has sold
for the Woodmere Realty Company the sun
Construction Company. Benjamin Nieberg. presi-
dent. the property the northwest corner OF
165th street and Edgecombe avenue. plot
s0x1 4oxloox116 feet. The buyer is TO erect an
elevator apartment house the site.
BAYCH ESTER William Loeb sold for
]. Phillips four lots on the north side Of Ray
chester near the Baychester station Of the
New York. Westminster & Boston Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
BIG UPPER WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD
Large Elevator Apartment House To Be Erected on Site at
Street and EdgeCombe Avenue.
SEVEN STORY LOFT BUILDING FOR WEST 18TH STF

BIG WEST SIDE PLOT SoLD.-Willlam
s Bauer sold for the Noodmcre Realty
Company to the Sun Construction Company
the property al the northwest corner OF
18th street and EdGecombe avenue Inc
plot measures soxl4Gx1HlN1i6 feet on me
site the purchaser is to erect large eie-
vator apartment house
BUYS PROPERTY FOR LOFT BUILD
ING.-The Freehold Construction Company
has bought the four three story buildings a
No 153 to 15a West 18th street. on plot
S1x1O33 feet. near Seventh avenue. Plans
have been prepared by Bernstein & Bern
stein for the buyers for the erection of
seven story loft building on the site.
LISPENARD STREET SALE. H.
Ludlow & Co. sold for John ?. NJ. Richards,
of Spokane, Wash. the store and loft build
ing at No. q Lispenard street to Morris
Weinsten, an operator. The property is
about fiftv feet west of Church street and
is directly opposite the large plot acquired
recently by the Bell Telephone Company,
extending from Lspenard to Walker street.
Joseph D. t-ronan, of the Charles T. Moves
Company represented the purchaser.
John J. Cavanagh has sold to a client for
occupancy No f59 East SD street a three
story and basement dwelling house, on a
plot 19. 2xS2 feet The. same broker recently
sold and resold No 163 +. sd street. a SINH
lar house 10 No. l59.
BRONN BUILDING PLANS.-PlanS for
new fathouses in The Bronx involving an
expenditure of S536,000 have just been filed
the chief operation has TO do with d row
of eich. five story structures to be erected
on the north side Of Fox street 100 feet
west OF LoSsett avenue, by Montgomery
Maze, al an estimated cost Of $3.50 coo Each
| house viii have a frontage of i07 feet
The plans are by Mast x SprinSenstein.
The Wales Construction Company will
build Il of four FIVE story houses on
the block front the south side of 1,2d
street. between Wales and linton avenues
at an estimated cost of S1S6.GnN The corner
| houses will each occupy plot 46x@N feet
and the inside structures 54xSs feet. e. r
Meyers is tbs architect
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
With name and address of lenders attorney
Interest " per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER H.
MANHATTAN.

aOr=TE.rDAN ,yu, , - o e ,eo,t =.
100 JlxIoo. II r Pe,i., ,- .. ,poI. To.T,,,
90. hidg ICON. g., ~ - - 49,, 80. ct,H f.,i
address 1:}a Rroaduay
SAME ppopup.r,- - 80 ,: -. -
e,5 ono, ''Df IN ~ same 10 san'e -pil1, mtg
~ o,,t. goo 'lhs -, uue tee l'ii' D
SAME p2opLp,r,-. .,.,a :, " VI NJ,
ragt and SAINT, 60 .,S ,r"o ', W II
me- oent- e. 600: e5,e' ' - 'o - - ~
- - F'''"''' duufesS' Same ds ABOVE
brI, AZ 49,, -, ~ u. i'IIoH u SlS
drsr,i.- - 80 - go ~
80. Ct 90 -'s2 r'ail> "ePt . . } = ~ per
- $500. acDIess 81 'hahlpeis ST
., tIrrns %; :, sly frame I3K T
Sent 10. dme as na, bo,i G 5ouo 81 c~I' l. +.
Berry $50 Nontacua CT Isroo.I',, 49, -
g. A'''I'! H. - !
fri - ",p w Ct > sly D' q %" AJ+.3, A.
Iebritrar nt az ~, -, - 20 ~ o I6'e' ~
inrne,-S f,evo 8 = rta,r,e.l's t5r.Ii,o' "
80 " hauefdoIf' III broadway
l1bIH ST, =. 100 It OF Broadway. l2ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
PosTPoNEs o'BRIEN TRIAL,
Former Police Inspector Gets More
Time to Secure Counsel.

Captain John ]. O'Brien. the former
police inspector who has been placed I'M
der charges for failure to clean up Coney
Island, obtained postponement of his
trial yesterday until September 10. Trial
Commissioner John J. Walsh sat at Police
Headquarters yesterday, but after plead
ing not guilty to the charges Captain
O'Brien asked for a weeks delay to OBJ
tain counsel. This was granted.
The charges were based on the reports
submitted to Acting Mayor Mitchell by
agents of the Commissioners of Accounts.
who were sent by order of the acting
Mayor to investigate conditions at the sea-
side resorts.
Josiah 4. Slower, formerly a deputy
police commissioner and now an assistant
CORPORATION counsel. was at Headquarters
for the trial. George r. Holahan, police
inspector for Brooklyn Borough, and Lieu
tenant Eason. who acted as captain [
Couey Island during Captain Mike Gal
wins illness, were also present wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
THE NEW WAIST HOUSE
Forsythe' s Saith Street Shop Will Open
Formally on Monoay

Vow goods are arriving every .iay at John
Forsyth's new store No - TO = West &+th
Forsythe's new store. 10 - n e West &itn
house. which viii lake place next MoEdaE
promises TO be an Interesting event. The
building has been entirely remodeiled for
its new occupants. and already il contains
a large assortment of fall ard winter tailor
made costumes. evening gowns millinery
fU1s waists. corsets and, in fact. every
thing the well dressed woman requires
When The stock is completed those VIII"
have been accustomed to deal with tie
Waist House" Al 18th street and Broad
way VIII find il even better prepared in
IFS more con1modious quarters to supply
their needs than formerly. Those who have
not hitherto made its acquaintance. II
there are any such. viii do well. since il
Is nov 50 conveniently located n the heart
ri what is now the shopping district TO
-Hx il a visit next week.
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90 ,mts s64. 45w; Sept Il: 500; address, aoi
West 124th 81.
THE BRONN
BATHGATE AVE. ISL 81. 25xe1
Albert J Schwarzlcr to Trask Building 60 tmtS
si.ooh: Sept =; s100; address 747 Southern
Boulevard.
BOYD AVE. . : 325 Il II Of Jefferson ave.
2aXl0o: Michele Di Mobile TO the Vincent Naien
tine Co: Sept 10: 81 address. Walnut ave,
cor 1920 st
GENTHHR AVE. ait 25xIcO: the Smith
Rowe Realty and Construction co to Therese
IenEstrom 'nlig 81. 0Ool; Sept 10, 81: address.
1913 Broadway
WooLDAWN RID. 9. 26.t It u of Hun ave.
- Xlll.1. Riley & Loughney Realty CO 10
katharine Brady. of Brooklyn imtg 81 600,
Sept 10: 81 address, $3.50 Perry ave.
l66TH ST. 249 fl of Vanderbilt ave iOx
-li.loxl12N lrres: Emil Hasenhalg William +,
Rtchie tmtg $1,000 500: address. 1884 linton
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MECHANICS LIENS.

nv, AVE- Ga. Film Schainek agt s r Raphael
me-. Thomas ] Butler contractor; $50.
LAFAYETTD ST. POS; Bergman. Rosennerg
Rotner 60 agt Laura or Eleanor X C0nkIiiis
owner Michael Brigante, contractor; Slbo
ae-rrr ct 51S to 534 West: Louis PriGnano ag'
tsoaIt,y company Of West 26th street, owner
Inward Squires Co. contractor: 900
WEST END AVE " cor Tooth St looxI.l
We, Fitch agt Guide Realty Co. owner
patrick ] Berrill. contractor; Sl26 81
OGDEN AVE. 9S7 to 991 Morris Lazarus e'
al agt Mary McCann owner ana contractor
5000 . - ,,,...,,
FREEMAN AVE. s cor southern touieNaio
1ONyIO; Philip II krausch aEt Mabel II f'iid'on o
owner. Roth Construction co, contractor %"'Io'
rr>-Oy AVE 8 Q cor 143d St 24.llxS5
scbaefier & Harrington agt Spencer Bak'
Realty Co. 81. @51 50.
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teriais are many and varied, while for the
collar can be used velvet or silk or MORE
or any preferred material.
The quantity Of material required for the
medium size is five yards y. three and one
eighth wards a two and one-half yards
81 inches wide. with one and one-ciGhth
.ards OF silk for collar and facing.
The pattern. No $40. is cut IN sizes for a
a. -. Is aud % inch bust measure and Will
be mailed 10 any address on receipt OF 10
cents.
Please give number Of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De
par1ment, NewYork Tribune. If in hurry
for uattern send an extra 2-cent postage
stamp aud We will mail it by letter postage
IN sealed envelope.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOkLYN.

DECIDED BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL FLAT
busn.-New one family brick house, large,
light rooms. tdstefully decorated: parquet
floors. hardwood trim, tiled bath and vestlhule.
wainsCoted dining room. every modern con
venience: price Sj.500: terms to suit conven-
lent to Brighton Beach II ard eight trolley
lines. These houses cannot BE- equa led any
where either for a home investn. Mt
WM. z. MEYERS. as Cravesend ave. 3 klyn.
ONE-FAMILY HOUSES American basement;
10 rooms. . baths: special inducements to buy
ers NOW. 18th and Prospect Park West:
within 200 feet of Prospect Park entrance OTTO
SING ER. builder. premises: always open.
OTTO SINGERS MODEL. ONE-FAMILY
houses the best value in New York:
rooms and bath: large porch. 81. 80; Sea Beach
Il. from Brooklyn Bridge 10 Kings Highway
block to West sth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
PEACH FLOATING ISLAND"

When preparing floating island al this
season E lone magazine recommends the
addition of peaches in the following man
ne: Place the egg whites in fluffy MOUNDS
after preparing the dessert IN the usual
Wa. upuR q crystal platter In the centre
Il 2dcG mound form . cavity and place
luscious G"ach, cut IN halves, III me centre
AroI-d tn. Islands and over the peaches
5f- s5s1eB sauce is poured. giving the des-
set - appearance Of poached eggs The
frili; I9ay be brushed over with Il little
l..nnn ilice. 70 prevent discoIoratl0n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

beth ST 8 cor Mott Haven Canal for
sty frame warehouse, S2S6O1r; Harlem transfer
% Nv II True sdale, 80 West ST. PRESIDENT.
owner. George T Hand 90 West st, architect;
cost. 81. CSC
i5aD ST " cor linton ave; for > sty brk
sfr1I.tion 90 az Grucnstein. 2}u Grand ST. presi-
denD owner; c Meyers. | Union square.
architect. cost SIS. 000.
,5nD ST $ r 80 q " OF linton ave; for two !
Ct Ink tennis a4xs5, Wales Avenue construc-
ton 90 OB C'ruenstein $50 Grand ST, PRESIDENT.
amer. { !. Movers Union Square, architect.
cost SOC. 900.
He'd ST $ cor wales ave; for sty bTk
etr,e and tcnrnt. 46xn0. Wales Avenue Construc-
80, ~, m t:renstein go Grand 81, PRESIDENT }.
owner. { Meyers. / Union square. architect;
cost s4s 600
toX 81 n e. loo II of teEEett ave for
,trht : ST. h-li tennis 40. 1xiiT d; Maze Realty
r 'tNopteomery Maze. las East iorh -. pIesi
an,b oynef: Mast < Springstein. Il West 10th
81 architects cost. $3.50. 900
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NEW HOME FOR Mr.. GURNEE
Leases seth Street Dwelling, Near Fifth
Avenue, for $4,000 Year.

Walter s. Gurnee has obtained lease of
the dwelling house at No. IS East 39th
street owned by Joseph d Dixon. 1t is
said that Mr.. Gurnee will pay $1,000 rental
year for the property His home at No.
Ala Fifth avenue is to he torn down, along
with adjoining structures. for the big
building TO be erected for Bonuit. Teller &
co. The new home of Mr. Gurnee is Il five
story American basement dwelling house
on plot 27x9S9 feet.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorne
SEPTEM Der L.
: .

L
BROADWAY. n cor 151st ST. aallx150;
aug - I9in. Saguenay Realty Go to the York
town Realty co; $10,S83 IS; address. 3oS9
LUDLOW ST, Q $. 25xs9.: Sept 10. 1906;
Charles Greines and Fanny. his wife. to George
Mercer. il; $4,000; address. 81 Nassau ST.
49.@Hloo; June IS. 1900; Rebecca Meryash and
ano to Irving T smith exr: SO 1000: attor-
hFys r & + J O'Gorman. ~ Chambers St.
4o3xl0o: May 10, 1905: Norris safer and
IIa a to irving Smith, exr; $4,000: address.
46TH ST. 3l5 East. > sty brk. o5xee ;, Jan
10, 1871: Hudda Wilmer and ano to Thomas I
and Joseph d Hill exrs: $1,000: attorney
LAYERS rawyers Title Insurance and Trust co. 100
h lS9i dg!d Witteret ami ano 70 c@rnea 4
sursnce and Trust 60. $50 Broadway.
NJ, 10TH ST: 100 West. ) sty brA. 25x1oo11;
Simons s. COO NsIeT CAM and sHo to aT S
Broadway
THE BRONX
TT of 18th ST, 25xs76: sug l. 1904. Tony
Ctamboie snd ano to Alphonso De Frate Hodg,
Wells. II Cedar St
LOTS % %: =, supp map 1889 Bronxvood
Park april H. i99,; BronA Rgalty Go to
Cameron. 15i Nassau ST
LOT 80 to 60 inclusive, map 1;o95. estate Of
Commonwealth Real Estate co to Adele r Gar
diner So, $40: attorney. George Wright. 80
Broadway.
I4ors IS and 80. map 1897 Sims estate; Oct
6. 1908: Francesca Pctraglia Hudson + Rose
CO. $500: address, II West 42d
MORRIS PARK Az r, n :. begins at point
90 # n of said ave and / .2J96 fl Of Union
port Rd: 2Jx1Un. March Q. 1910; Alice Duffy to
Harry FAY Pcarssll $500; attorney. Clement p
Smith 4tIt fremont
9TH AVE, . ID st. being lot Toss map
village of Wakefield. 105Nl1f, Sept 10, 1904
Jacob kaplan and ano to Catherine ash: s2'5",
attorney Peter \ She'll Wliamsbridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
TRAILING DRAPER|ES
Fashionable Gowns Initiate Gar
n1ents of the Greeks.

As q result OF the growing influence OF
TIRE First Empire lines characteristic or the
garments OF the Greeks viii be aeen more
and more in fashionable gowns. FOR tie
Empress Josephine borrowed many Ideas
for her magnificent costumes from that
cultured people 1t seems quite reasonable
10 suppose that the skirt of uneven length
= que TO this influence. for the creators or
Greek sculpture always felt quite at lib
erty TO make their draperies trail At any
point or points they pleased. French de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
ported yesterday at the Real Estate En-
change saIesroom. Nos Il and Is Nesey St:
BY Samuel Marx.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n s 375 It of
seventh ave. 150X70l1; vacant. adjourned TO
Sept %.
BY Joseph 7. Day.
nth ST. 523 and 525, n s. o4s # of
Pleasant ave 31.Gx100-10: 6 sty tennt and stores,
withdrawn.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
ID AVE. 1921, n W g about $50 It n of 16ath
st, 25x11s; , sly tenmt and stores; sold to the
rltff for 50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
RECORDED LEASES.
CWitr name and address of Iessee.D
SEPTEM Der II.
NA\HATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. 9SS, store and base
mNnt: Lloyd Construction Co 70 Natal Lang
ford Inc: Yrs from oct !. 1910; $l.475; ad-
dress. 962 A INST rdam ave.
BEAVER ST, 81 and 81. cor Broad ST
store. John Brandner TO Theodore Schneide-
: US from Sept -, 1910. S1,600; address. 81
Beaver st
BROADWAY 1850 and 1854. cor Of 11fth
81. 50lix75. Henry G copeland to Joseph p
Kennedy: - Yrs from Sept /, 1910. 81 II 900:
address, 1853 Amsterdam ave.
CHURCH ST. 9lz. store; Anoks Real Estate
Co 10 Frederick Meyer, Yrs : months from
Oct l. 1910; Sl,20o; address. 90 Church
LEWIS ST. 100. store; Abraham Savada to
Incob kriendIer. l W from May /, 1910; $40;
address, - Walker st
10TH ST. 532 West. store etc: John Cum
mirss to Martin Hartmaier: = yrs from Nov J.
1910; $3.50; address 3D. West 10th 81.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The coat made with inset portions is one
of the very new ones. This model shows
that feature and is exceedingly smart. 1t
Is adapted both to the coat suit and to the
separate wrap and it will he found availa-
bic for every seasonable material. BROAD
cloth with collar Of MORE makes the one
illustrated. but cloaking and suiting ma
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or InfereSf TO CUO men

mustard and quart of cold vinegar Chop
the tomatoes and onions. put them IN a
bag place them IN big, coarse sieve Oh
on a grating that rests over IL pail Place
weight on the bag aud let them dram
over night In the morning chop the Gel
cry and the peppers and then add them 10
the other mixture. after removing 1t from
tie bag. Stir in the rest of the ingredients
ard let them stand until ready tor use III
s:one or glass jars. They do not have 10
he airiiHhi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
LONG ISLAND LOTS SOLD,

The Lewis II. May Company has resoid
for Morris Walsh four lots on the south
east corner Of Meredith avenue and the
Boulevard, Arverne. Long Island to Zipser
Brothers, who will improve with stores and
apartment houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
BIG STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

F. X Hilyer has bought. through Cor
nelius u. kolf. plot of ground, 50x179
feet, at Brooks and Myrtle avenues. op-
posite the we'll known Erastus Brooks
homestead, West New Brighton. Staten
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

5TH AVE, sos: Klenert & Rosenbluth GnC
agt Rudolph " Ham ct al; Sept - 1910; $io3 ~
21eTH ST. : s. % fl W Of Maple ave; Churc
u Gates & Co agt Menlo Building co ct al
Sept 10 1910, S1O@ S3.
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HOUSE BARGAIN

new suburban house with all improvements;
1.-two blocks from depot Pennsylvania
utes from Manhattan. in private residence
park: fine surroundings. every advantage large
profit investment and a very desirable home;
real bargain: small payments and easy terms
Amply T.. l. MNEECE. $50 Nassau st Phone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
LONG ISLAND.
so MINUTES OUT
Overlooking the Great South Bay.
Owner, Leaving City, Will Sacrifice
LONG ISLAND.

Elegant residence. handsomely and fully fur
nished II spacious rooms. richly decorated ,
beamed ceilings: cathedral glass windows
steam heat: gas: two model bat hrOomS- open
firepaCes for logs. = rooms the main floor.
hall in centre: broad veraudas. gas lighted .
plot of 10 lots. each lot 2JXI0n. Barn. : stalls
loft. carriage house. and cUaChman'S room
handsome grounds. select restricted location .
few minutes of station and bay Price SIS. 600
Suitable terms. Title guaranteed by the Title
Guarantee and Trust company Of " Y Owner.
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UNLOCKED TOMATO PICKLE.

4 recipe for ar UncookcG tomato pickle
c...i5 for pick Of ripe tomatoes. eight
ia~ge onions, IKE large red peppers four
,:-els o -elery. a cupful OF salt. four cup
fuIe q sugar, two tablespoonfus of ground
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sUFFRAGIsT STREET MEETINGS
Protests Against Page Bill To Be
Voiced in Thoroughfares.

What the announcement calls "a protest
and INDIGNATION meeting against the COW
ardlv and unconstitutional class legislation
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LIS PENDENS.

t,orH ST I'll To 30 west, Mori;z Eooh ast
r,tgena NcC;arr 81 al tHmended foreclosure or
,ntg1. attorney. " T. Bushlsr.
ID oR PLEASANT AVE. D. 400 Il OF
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Rlubarb snd prures cooked together
make q tart and unusual combination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Encouraging Reports from Men
Hurt on the North Dakota.
From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington, September ]


EXPLOSION VICTIMS IMPKON E.-Ihe
Navy Department received advices from
Old Point Comfort to-day that all the VIC
TINS of the accident on the battleshlp North
Dakota were improving, and no dppreheh-
sion is felt for their recovery. The report
OF the board Of investigation named by Rear
Admiral Schroeder is not expected at the
NAVY Department for several days only
Admiral Schroeder's original report on the
details of the accident is before the onlclais
here. This docs not Sc 10 establish the
cause of the disaste~.
AGAINST COMMISSARY STORES.-A
DELEGATION Of business men from Washins-
ton and Annap polls joined forces this after
noon ir protest to the Secretary OF the
Navy against the recent order OF AcIihs
Secretary Reekman. directing the estaoilsh-
ment of conn:issarv stores at navy YARDS
The merchants complain that the stores
which will distribute clothing. food Supphes
and other goods TO officers. VIII cause t"eti
TO lose a great part of their !eSiIiitiate
trade.