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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
EPHRAIlI.

Especial TO The Herald -Repubiican.)
Ephraim. July "A musicale was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christen-
sen in compliment to Prof and Mrs. T.
A Beal. who have recently returned
from New York. where they have been
spending the past year. Musical selec-
tons were rendered by Mrs. Beal, Prof
Christensen and Ray Dorius. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Hason- DR.. and Mrs A J. Nelson. Mr..
Thorpe. BIr. and Mrs. T. A. Beal and
Ray DOrius.
one OF the elaborate socials of the
season ..,sso was as, that Of sunday evening.
IN attendance were the Misses Alice
Lund. Dolly Peterson and Hazel
Greaves and Ray DOrius, AdOlph Sober
berg. Ralph Hougaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Beal. who have
been spending the past year in New
York City returned to this city during
the early part of the week. and will
remain here during this month. when
they will leave for salt Lake. but will
again return to this city in September.
and Mr.. Beal Will again continue as an
Instructor at the Snow academy. Mr..
Beal has been attending the Columbia
university, where he secured masters
degree.
Mrs. Chris Larsen returned Monday
Miss Patra Anderson left for Salt
Lake Thursday. where she will be
joined Dy MISS fSnOQd LARSEN ana DOtn
Will take a three weeks vacation
trip through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. John Milton and family OF EN-
NETT. Ida. returned to their home yes
terday.
Miss Zana Peterson has been en-
pIoyed as an operator in the Bell tel
ephOne exchange in this city
Mrs. Farley Peterson went to Provo
Wednesday.
Ray Dorius of Salt Lake. who has
been employed at the forest service IN
this city. has accented a position az
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

Especial to The Republican,
IehL July Miss Amy Russon
came down from salt Lake Friday and
will entertain a house party Of four
teen salt Lake young people at the
home Of her father. Thomas Russon.
The young people viii spend the Fourth
in a fishing excursion TO American
Fork canyon.
Or. and Mrs. Robert Steel were the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
Park City. July Mrs. u. r. Rich
ardson and children left wednesday
for Fayctte. Ida. where they viii spend
the summer.
Mrs william Roedman has returned
from 81 Louis.
Frank Fernette has returned from
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

Especial

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Logan. July Mrs. Henry Ames
the Daughters OF the Pio-
neers OF the Fourth ward
The stake board of the Y. l. NJ. /.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
PILES CURED At HOME BY NEW
ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protruding piles. send me your
address. and I viii tell you how 10 cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment. and viii also send some OF
this home treatment free FOR trial. with
references from your own locality II re-
Queeted. Immediate relief and pcrma-
nent cure assured Send no money. but
tell others OF this offer. Write today TO
Mrs. n Summers. Box =. Notre Dame.
Ind
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lsssee.l
AUGUST %

3
GREENwIcH ST, 80 70 79+ Ellen Morr,s
and to William Zipp. - Yrs from MAY J.
1910: 81 $50. address. 1872 Cireenwich St
INTERV8LE AVE. cor FOX ST. store. etc,
ATardece CONSTRUCTION 90 to Adoph n Collier; ,
yrs from Oct l. 1910: SS4o. address 193 % ave.
MANHATTAN AVE. ISL. basement store. Mi
t-n See john 3 Biernann. = Yrs from oct l.
1910, $3.50, address 4s1 Manhattan ave
UNIVERSITY PL -. Isabelle Jones 70 Max
Pause. yrs from Nav T. 1912, g SOC. address.
- University pl
Van CoJ-RTIANDT AVE-. cor villa ave:
Acoph Steiner Frank |e0tero's- : yrs from
April l. 1910, $3no; address Van Eourtlandt,
cor villa sves-
WASHINGTON ST -Go and 5a2, 5Gz irreg
New York Life InsuraUe" and Trust co. trus. %
81 300 address. I43 West 18th st
wEsTCHESTER AVE. @46. store. etc. Ches-
ter7-sIe Realty 90 10 Henry Meyer; yrs 10
mos from Dec l. 1910. $500: address, y 20 Sth
ave
IsT AVE ac2: Morris Goldberg to Hermann
Koch corner store 10 Yrs ! from sept J.
1910: s. SEQ. address. 9G3 1st ave
ID AVE S03. corner store. Patrick Meehan 70
John Nee1au- 10 YRS from Sept !. 1910, Slsop,
address s03 g ave.
Cd AVE 1927 upper store: Alphonsa Weiner
Bertha Lieb . yrs from sept I. 1910. $500,
address. 1927 Sd ave
10TH ST 93 East store. Maurl,7 r Scfliesinger
TO Jacob Goodman: > yrs from May !. 1910;
sGeO: address. 50 Ess. 10th 81
10TH ST $40 West. John Leonard 70 James
N Norrarty- + IL mos from July ], 1910;
81 500: address. $50 West 18th 81.
62D ST 300 East: Dornenico Merli1 70 0skar
Weiss. WIS from Oct :, 1910; S1,2oo: address.
East
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

title Guarantee and Trust 90 Alfred "
same 80 Julia Coddiugton ami auo, SIS, 600
William + Hyllnd to Elizabeth \ Dooling
Mary HyIand to Elizabeth X Dooling
81 900
Louis = Tiema-r. as trustee. TWO assts. $50, 0ou
Alfred Frankenthaler to Hyman Shat
kin. 81
Thomas Pepper 10 Bank OF Lawrence: 81.
Annie Tro1nan 70 Samuel Keeler; $4,000
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co 70
Walter J Clark 81
Ernest Z NJ BuIlowa TO Atlas Garage Realty
Title Insurance Co OF New York to Samuel
sa9e 70 sane Two assts: each $50 900
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage Co: $4,000
Same to same $4,000
LAWYERS Mortgage Co % rector, etc. of ST
Bartholomew Church. S15 200
I,ongfeIlow Realty Corporation 10 Mary Letnl-
ba cker: 81.
Sadye cohen 20 Aaron Cohen: 81.
Ida s Natranson to American Bonding Co; 81
American Mortgage Co 70 Mortimer II
Leonard. $40 021
Abraham Cioldsteiu 10 Laura Lehman. 81
Joseph Henschel 10 Abraham Cioldstein; 81
: Levy Lawson 10 Kate = Johnson; $4,000.
Same same, $1,000
Menden H Lawson 10 same. $1,000
Jeannette " de BraCkelear 70 Franklin Trust
Co: $40 coo
Edward F Conno- TO Frank Aug; 5000
Charles Collins 10 Nineteenth Ward Bank.
S17.35O
Poweuton Realty and Construction Co 10 F@rl-
ton Mortgage 20; 800.
Elsie Levy Nelly Henschel; s2.50o.
$4,000
Mary H Giasson 10 Wilson Powell. $500
Joseph Cans TO Henry Davis 81.
Abraham Smith to Annie smith. slo1
Charles G Tiighman TO Brown-Weiss Realities,
L.leweiIyn Realty 60 to Brown Weiss Realities.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
BABIES NOT DYING FASTER
Lower Mortality in Brooklyn, DR.
Rensei Believes.

Dr. Walter BenseI Sanitary Sgperins.zs.
ent OF the Department % Health. -ehN-.
asked yesterday in regard 70 ttse repo-,~s
increase Il the death rate Of babes y,
Brooklyn and Manhattan during tfss sts-e
week said.
I've fnd the only satisfactory conclusion.
are the result Of comparing the records -
several long periods OF time 7 voule :.
impossible 20 tell anything from tlse records
OF one week"
DR. BenssI showed a cna-t giving u.
comparative BABY death rate IN the ysa-.
1876 and 1910 The recorded death rate =.
babies in both Manhattan and Brooklyn n
in August, which showed a total n ths
entire New York OF 81 deaths ss a-sziass
go deaths IN 1910 From August 5 on th--.
was a constant decline in the death raj.
The record for 19t0 however. reached a
maximum rhe second week n july. whs7
there were ~ deaths. while n is@S -rsss
were "a deaths for the same week. SiHes
July IS the rate Of deaths has stsadff-
decreased.
When asked ~ there hsd beer = fzei4ss
increase in the death rate II 5sotes n
Brooklyn over those in Manhattan n
BenSei said there has not been suc+r ~
increase. and there IS nothing being ieas
I'm Brooklyn that Is not i'einE done n
Manhattan 20 lower the death rate
The death rate Il probably lover n
Brooklyn than II Is IN Manhattan. cog
worry. however. as. with the exception -
last year. the death rate of babies in N.w
York has been lower this sumner than
has been for the last five years
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
LIS PENDENS.

ARTHUR AVE. cor issth st. 2'Is,.s. 80
Julia Gleason agt Joseph SchnUrer = a '-o'o
Closure Of mtg. attorney, + F Moran
LEXINGTON AVE. 1853. James craffs et q, =.
ax+ Elizabeth p Washburn et al foreclosure o.
Mtg. attorneys GelIsr. Rolston * Horan-
WAyEPI.EY PI. 80 and part OF g: Green-
zrirh Savings Bank aKt Henry corn 81 al 'Iofe
ciosDre Of mtg, attorney. g G De VIII
PROADWAY n = I52 II " of Houston
st 15x2OO To Mercer st; Francis K Pendieton >,
al sgt Louvre Realty GO ct Al forectosufe o.
rrrzl attorneys. Anderson, Psndletol & AildsI~
II lot II 70 Is q 70 p block Is, lot 2S 70 -
and n block u. lot Is 20 -. block %; lHt % 20
So block "a. lots J. .. 3. 2 ard 10 biock 50 %.
map Of Pelham Park Bronx. Franklin 1s2Glsly
fo- Homo F21ifdfnE and Saviugs agt John p YER
utncer A. Al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys FeT-
ris. RcHser < StOrCk
PROSPECT AVE 49, = o. loist 81.
33xIj0. Theresa Millez aEt PssGuale Nenezia Ct
al foreclosure OF mtg, attorney. Hei-srIlidii-
1n3D ST n : 10 r Of I'd ave. 81 oxl"In;
Harriet l. FIei1uerdinzer agt Mar EhTIlaI1 = a
foreclosure Of utEf- attNfii-5Sr '--'--'
NaUuberE & Tanner
21sT ST n : d. # ~ 10Th ave. 16- sxas 3:
Harriet " Bacon agt William T Dcnusliy et a
foreclosure OF rntEt: attorney stein
wTILETT st. %. Jacob Blaustein agt Reoecca
Riaustein faction 10 compel conveyance attor-
ney. 7. kunen-
ONEIDA AVE. . cor 236th 81 1C'Dx75. IN
vestors Mortgage CO agt Cushing Fealty 70
a. ri foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Armstrong
(, Brown.
45TH ST 53r West, FredericHa AbeIe - al
srr Jennie Aloert er Al foreclosure o. mtg;
attorney, G \ Hitchcock
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

laces are made 10 disappear under trans
parent veillngs whenever and wherever
y Is thought desirable. and many Of the
nets. gallons and braids are woven with
an internixrure Of fine black threads
Fabrics Of silver or steei threads need
70 be combined with q warmer tone. which
IS often successfully supplied bE gold IN
one Of the autumn hat models the cold
ness Of draped crown Of exauisitely me
duT steel lace is relieved hy the brown Of
2 little band o. skunk fur and there are
fnnunerabIe other enchanting color com
hinations IN the latest headgear One Of
Tne most striking Of these was seen IN
little cloche 81 violet silk h-oCaded in
black and gold which vas trimmed with
large rosettes Of uale blue and rose shot
1sNeta- a quilting Of gold gauge Is an
outer edge Tor the roseJ-es ulaje q con
Meeting Ink between the hat and lis gar
ritU-e 4 decorative band for another Of
the snail hats had for Z foundation royal
Fisle SATIN which was yelled wit1 Al ez-
CeedlngIy fiue net Of gold and black over
this was q coarse strins-coiorel lace and
conventional spray Of leaves and flow
ers done II black and gold braid COM
pleted this allurinC arrangemen- ef ma
teriaIs and colors-
IN the gown illustrated gold and silver
are used together IN the en5roideries Of
the band OF the skirt and the trimming Of
the bodice consists OF lace of both these
metals. veiIed with black tuIlr
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
Seen IN fbe |bOps

Rustic Grass bird cages. los-cabin style,
and having glass sides for seed protection,
are 81
Tin bird hathtubs TO fasten against the
door # the cage while the bird bathes
are Ike little lighthouses and cost 81.
Folding wooden stools for picnic or camp
ing use are very strong and sell tor 81 30
apiece.
Square Tin japanned waste paper baskets,
designed for use in dens or college rooms
where lighted cigarettes may be dropped,
cost 3.
Flower baskets. with stake TO be stuck
IN the ground while the flowers are being
cut. are 81 60; those in standards are 3 90
Flower scissors chat cut aad hold the
flower At Tie same time are very handy
for use IN the rose garden and cost 81
pair
small pantry pan and sponge for win
Cow cleaning and other light uses costs
- cents.
card tables Of papie- naehe come IN
new shapes. they are very light. yet dur
able, and sell for g So
Scotch brown and yellow pottery with
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

by the box and canned vegetables by the
case thinks she Is very clever, but the
husband who pays her bills-if what Mar
ion HarIand sa.s is true-must sympa-
tuize with The poor Vicar of Wakefield.
whose wife. besides being so skilled that
for picking. preserving and cookery none
could excel her. p-ided herself also upon
being an excellent contriver in housekeep-
ing" though the vicar never could see that
he grew richer through all her contriv-
ances."
Perhzrs # the housewife herself han
died these generous supplies they would
bring wealth in their train. bur the pre-
siding genius Of the kitchen has 10 be
taken into consideration.
Celtic Mary digs rutalessiy into the
tub Of butter, when recipes call for II. and
never thinks Of saving the bits that are
left from the table Swedish Marie spills
half q CUP Of -four between the srCreroon
and the mixing table and sweeps i into
the dustpan. There's plenty more IN the
barrel Colored Molly carries 70 her sis
Ter half pound Of sugar. a cake Of soap,
dozen potatoes and trimmings every
time she takes her walks abroad.
Thus the advantages Of wholesale buy
ing vanish.
The attention Of American housekeep-
ers is called TO the fact that French
housek keepers. said TO be the best econ
ouists and the best cooks in the world
bu. in limited quantities each morning
Al night there i nothing left over and
nothing wasted
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANEAT-AN


Sd STREET-The Young Mems Christian As
street. The site has a frontage Of T53 feeL On
the south side Of I'd street, about 40 feet east
OF the Bower. and adIoins the property OF the
The plot Is so feet deep ard backs up the
CT the block bounded BY "a and Sd streets, the
Bows~y and Second avenue on the plot there
present seven old dwelling houses The
westerly house purchased by the association
from Henry Tirnrl. and the seller OF the other
six houses was the Michael J. Adrian Corpora
ton
MOTT S-REET-WeiI & MAYER sold the six
story and basement ireProot building AZ The
southwest corner Of BIeecker and Mott streets
10 Nina n. Stedmon. The structure is known
No. 81 70 321 Mott street and No. 81 to 36
Ble7cker street and occupies plot fronting
1885 feet on Mott street and 50 feet on Bleecser
street The building is under lease 10 Henry
cUpied the premises for many wears Mrs.
stedmon viii mold the property invest
ment
9th STREET-Lfonel Gardner has sold 10
Miss J. K Fraser. the present tenant. the new
five story American basement dwelling rouse. No.
IL East GJth street. on q lot 2JXloO5 feet
THE BRONX
TTETCN AVENUE-TiIly Frank has bought
through Alexander SeIkin, from Herman &
WeIssuan. one OF a row OF new buildings
the west side Of linton avenue sos feet north
of l6lsr street. a I'VE story apartment house II
feet front and built 100 feet In depth, = lot
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

BLEECkER ST. 3 10 SO. sty brk. " cor
OF Mott St Sox135 Txirrag ,prior mtg 500 o00) /.
Aug "a yrs. per cent. Freiia fireenbaum to
Jonas We'll and anJ- $1,000, address, Beekmau
st.
LEXINGTON AVE 1852. stv brk 1Txso:
Aug -. yrs, / per cent. Percival Corn and
ang 70 Farmers Loan and Trust Co. $4,000. ad-
dress. - William st
I'd AVE. iJ1 and 153, sty brk. 47Tx irreg;
Aug -. 3 yrs. per cent. Abraham Wolf 10
Albert Abraham S20O attorney. = y Levy
312 broadway.
sTH AVE. 34o: s,y hrk n e cor Of @7Jh st.
q 6xsl. 10 prior mtg SO oDDl. Aug .. due as
per bond Hattie and Mary Archer 10 Paul
t"ho. So 600, attorneys Reed & PalIster. 80
broadway.
., yrs ~ per cent; Frank 7 Nigua 10 Charles
Potter. $1,000: address 400 East @4th st.
18TH ST, i05 To 107 East. , sty brk 40x9S Q
n. AUe Ii. due per bond. Herman Weiss
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY (prlor mtg 10000. m;
Aug II. due as per bond: same 70 Herbert +
Limterg $40 600. address, ! II Broadway
39TH ST al0 West sty brl1 - o&9s. 10
(prior mtg SO. 600. Aug -, due as per bond
= Samuel Rtgnev 10 Edward Early. 81, 600. ad-
dress. 3l6 West 2oth 81,
5OTH ST rs East sty brk. 15.7xS3.l0; Aug
-. yrs. Mary 7 Gleason TO Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank. IS. 500; address. 40 Cham
bers 81.
76TH ST 1sJ East. sty brk 2S.f1xlG3,3:
Aug - . yrs Fathers OF the Blessed sacrament.
a corporation, 70 t-migrant industrial Savings
Bank, so. 600; address, 81 Chambers St
a3D ST : East. sty brk. 2lxloos tprior mtg
SIS, O0O) Aug 25. due per bond Henry Hof-
heimer to National Butchers and Drovers' Bank
Of New York $4,000. attorneys, Fieisehmann II
F'ox b Liberty st.
f2aD ST. 4t3 and 4iH Past: 4 SIS hrb 41xs'S
Aug - lue Jan 8. 1911, d per cent. L4saId
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

well known quotations on IL comes in
bowls and pitchers. mugs and plates and
sells for 80 cents and upward an article.
new and very effective knife sharpeuer
10 screw on the kitchen table, costs 81
The ever ready nutmeg Crater is shaped
like q tiny mill and Is very handy; it
costs q. cents and is strong enough TO
grind blanched almonds in.
Steel cash boxes with handle and strong
locks are used for jewelry. Of TO send val
uables to safe deposit in. and cost s. and
upward. according to size.
Floor polishing brushes with long handles
and made of heavy cut string are 81 %
each
The handy nail box. with compartments
holding all sizes III nails and screws, along
with a small hammer and screwdriver.
costs s. 20.
Shoe cleaning brackets that may he
screwed 10 the wall. with two forms. one
for mems and one for women's shoes cost
81 20 anu are very convenient.
The names Of shops whore articles men
toned on this page were seen can be oh
tafned by sending a stamped and addressed
envelope to Seen in the shops New YORK
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
BIG PLOT FOR Y. N. c. A. BRANCH
Site Purchased in Sd Street East of the Bowery on Which Will
Be Erected New Building.


The Young Mems Christian Association
has purchased No. to % East Sd street
or which il will erect new building. The
new site has a frontage Of 15S feet on the
south side of Sd street about 140 feet east
of the Bowery. and adioins the property OF
the Dry Dock Savings Bank. on the Bow
erv corner The plot is SO feet deep. and
backs up on the old Marble Cemetery,
which occupies the middle OF the block
bounded by 2d and Sd streets the Bowery
and Second avenue.
Seven old dwelling houses at present oc-
ctIpv the site The westerly house was
purchased by the association from Henry
Tfn1r1. and 7he six other houses were
bought from the Michael H Adrian Cor
poratioD
The Young Mems Christian Association
has al present Two branches in the Bow
cry. one at No. 1s3. corner of Broome
street. and the other at No. 80 Bowery,
near Prince street.
A novel plan to preserve the residential
character Of the Murray Hill section is 10
be carried on by Ernest Flagg- He has
purchased the property formerly owned by
the James y, Hague estate al No. 104 to
11l East 10Th street. just north of the re-
srrfcred Murray Hill area. Two stables
and TWO dwelling houses are on the plot.
" hich measures 95X9S9 feet. adjoining the
southeast corner Of Park avenue.
The site was recently under option TO d
syndicate. which had in view the erection
OF ar apartment house.
Designs have been drawn by MIR. Flags
for I'VE four-story dwelling houses. which
are 10 he sold at the actual cost Of the
land and building The architect and
brokerage lees viii not be included. Pease
s, Tlliman are directing the project
Among the features of the proposed build
ings is q garage in the rear lot. which IS 10
be reached through porte-cochere leading
10 ? lift. upon which an automobile is car
ried to the basement floor level The ga
rage viii he constructed by eXcavatinG the
ward the roof OF tie garage forming the
yard level Quarters for the chauffeur Will
also be provided for at the rear Of the lot
over the roof of the garage. Mr. FIagg has
4 similar arrangement in his home. al No
Jos East 4Gth street.
We'll & Mayer have sold the six story and
basement fjreproof building Al the south
west corner Of Bleecker and Mott streets,
to Nina NJ Stedman. The structure Is
No. 81 10 22l Mott street. and Nc y to 3j
BIeecker street and occupies a plot front
ing 1855 feet in Mott street and 50 feet IN
Bieecker street
Henry Lind@nmeyr & Son. paper dealers.
lease the property and have occupied IT
for many wears. Mrs. Stedman Will hold
the property as an investment II is with
in half a block Of the Bleecker street sub
way station The New York Protestant
Episcopal City Mission owns property ad-
joining the site sold in both Mott and
BleecI5er streets
Herman q Weissman have sold TO Tilly
Frank one OF a row of new buildings on
the west side Of linton avenue. J0s feet
north d I6Ist street. 4 1ve-story apart
raent house. Il feet front and built 10 feet
in depth on a plot 135 feet deep.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Ber-
rard Kreizer the first loft al No. 81 Cham
bers street TO the Royal Auto Tire and
Supply Company; for Wright & Ditson the
second loft al No. 20 Warren street TO J.
w Buck; for Smith & Hessler Company
the store at No. 100 Greenwich street 10
the Foreign Steel Company; for Henry
EeaIles the entire building at No. SSS
Water street TO Mrs. A. B Murray. and
Offices at No ID Liberty street to Basil
DE- Szabo.
Leon s. Altmayer, in conjunction with
the firm of ". E & ". L Brown. Inc.
have rented the building. No 1917 Third
avenue, for a term Of years to Levenstein
Rrothers. who will occupy the same for
their business.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
$1,000, address,

Gruuinger TO Theo Baumeistsr. sl.oo' aoofeS''
30 Nassau
cAIHARINE ST. lot a,a1 2lE and Par1 a1r "a "a:
3 yrs oscar Mefert 70 sound Realty Co. s2'oo'
address. 12s Broadway
CoSTER ST " s 1e5 # Of snoffoiTd i1 ave. We t,1 %.
o-5T irregular: . m fprior mtg So.VyoJ, aug -
. WIS. per cent: Ida Hillmann TO pi1a Cohsa'
800; attorney. Title Guarantee and Irus' -"
1T6 Broadway
EAGLE AVE. 6ss aoxlf5 tprtor mtg s7,SG9; ;
Aug "a due Sept l. 1919 Franz NaienL , aii1 l- Gt.
70 Alfonso Valenti, S1.0so; address -os hAl%h
beth St
LOT e5a may lands Joe IIusson at s,ces CisS4o IN
Point m aug p yrs: Frederick s1ehS Title ie
insurance ard Trust Co IGo Broadway
LONGWOOD AVE W cor Barry ST. 15xloo
aug "A. due as per bond; Downey Cons TT II
60 Waiter Z Phelps, $1,000: address, $50 East
i4ath
LOT 541, map Arden property Bronx ao-G 9griqT 9T
II Taylor. a91 East t4sth 81
LOT 3p4 map Elizabeth King city lsi-
and; Aug -. yrs. per cent Thomas as ,aI at
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust O.. 175 Broad
yyeE
LOT =. man - lots Of Nellie Marvin aug %
, yrs. per cent: Victoria y andre TO Francesca
r Tornca Sl.Gge. attorneys. Water & Acker'
2s7 Broadway.
ONEIDA AVE. . cor 23stb -. tfox75: Nov
90 Investors Mortgage Go; $4,it" address 20
Nassau 81
VAN 81 Rim t'ff " Nt dU tNSoN
ave 25zlOo; Aug - due sept /. 1918. per cent:
Victoria u andre Francesca r ForTnica'
$ 600. attorneys. VaEer & Acter, 2S' BroacwaE
VAN CORTLAND AVE. cor villa ave.
X. Brcadway. 8 y cor 2Sftil -. x lease
hold. Aug 20 demand. per cent; Frank ven
terola TO Henry Elias Brewing -; $1,000: attor-
news PasFus Cohen & Gordon. . Rector ST.
162D ST .14 East 81 -6xf0O. y tprior mtg
s.. Aug p due Feb %. 1914. Is per cent Ed
rnund Sittig to Minnie Zimmerman S2.29n, at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
i60 Bruadway
18TH ST $ 100 It W Of Mages ave. 45x75:
Aug ii. ? WIS. y rer cent. Charles Schsefer 70
Albert J SchWarzler- -. .o00, address. 1910 Brook
19STH ST n : 2e6.1l # OF Jerome ave % 10
x1OGSx irregular. Aug =. irstalmeuts- Is per
cent Catharine A DriscoIl broadway Dr5
Goods Cooperative Building and Loan AssOcia
tion. $1,000. attorney Walter L Durack, 10
Montague 81. Brooklyn.
23GTI ST. 800 East 2s.711cO prior mtg
s.. ppp); Aug "a 3 yrs. per cent; German Real
Estate 90 Frank DresChei, Sl.5uo. attorney,
Emil HERMANN 39l East l49th
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

The jefferson Arms. j six story elevator
apartment house, at the southwest corner
Of Jefferson and Franklin avenues, Brook
lyn, was sold in the Real Estate Exchange
Salesroom. No. Il and 10 Vesey street, by
Joseph P. Day yesterday. to George A.
Bowman for s14c5C0.
The property was offered for the account
OF the Finn Realty Company. subject 10 a.
mortgage Of $4,000. Seven bids were made,
starting Al S0Gooo and ranging thereon
from 500 TO 600