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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08

1910; Edgar Nathan. ref, to Wtl.lan Il muse
July Is: $4,000; address 12s Broadway.
LOTS 1888 to TO same map (foreciSesure' Juns
Is. 1910; same to same: $4,000; aaoFess' 7a''
as above
LOTS so and 81 map of Seton Homestead % !;
Henry G Lambert e, al to simon Goldberser an.
ano; all liens; July %: 81: address. 90
9th st
NAEGLE AVE. n s. 600 II OF Eh5 ,ss1sS 81
Real Estate Cooperation ali liens; May l. 1870
800: address. Room 2174. 154 Nassau ST
WISE AVE. 2a7o. g. 81. 2x112 8: 200 Marie laI1a
Krabo and ano to Henry Boschen mtg *S''00'
Aug D; 500; address, 1872 jerome ave
WASHINGTON AVE. S. IS IT OF t ap'tg
st. 25xS9.7; Lena Segal to Annie sega NI.ss
$500; all liens; Aug 9: II part; SI' aooie'S'
Room 4O6. 14o Nassau ST.
wESTCHESTER AVE. 1107 2oxe3 xxi .Sxoo. >.
Wilhelmina Schmidt to Henry kariic doe M
18TH AVE s s. W Il of lot 500, map Oh
Wakefield 5Ox1f4; Vincent Sierra 10 Peter o Don
nell: Aug 5: 500: address. SIT Baychester ave
18TH ST. n s, $50 It " Of Avenue 3; ZoxI I's =
unionport: Adam Mink to Margaretha Milk uiLs
81. 900; Aug 4; 500; address. 22i5 "estcnes'er
ave.
14TH ST. g. part of lot a4s. map 20 OF Union.
port, 50x10s Frank Padula TO Frank Padula q
Son Inc; all liens; June 4; 800; ADDRESS, oHio"-
port. Y.
18TH ST s. 220.4 IT Of Marnion ave
strip 6 Txf44 1; Melissa Hull 10 John Co o5o
nish Contracting Co; Aug 8; III ADDRESS, III
West 125th st.
NTH ST n S. at Grand BouieVdru
x4s7x3os to beginning; Ellis Weisker 70 M Gun
Hope Methodist Episcopal Church co,p US =
$4,000: Aug 5: 500; address. East l'''h o.
and Concourse
18TH ST, 7s5 East 22x727; Edward b Bre ea
ct al to Margaret Hill mtg s5,ooOt July 80
81 address. 14s East saith St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08

e-ce il Paris as result OF the weather
here when conditions here happen 70 be
totally different
a new theory is that the raison etre OF
that garment which has been during the
LAST few months the object both Of intense
deriston and OF profound affection. the
Mobile" skirt, is 70 be found in the con-
-i2U0as showers OF rain that have fallen
Epon the devoted heads OF tie French
people OF late. The ''tzobble' skirt is Of
necessity short. and the raincing step II
Compels its wsarer 10 adopt IS admire bly,
suited for Use II picking ones way along
muddy paths Still. the model does not
seem quite an ideal thing for rainy day
wear. for i could hardly fail 70 cause al
attempt {. getting over q puddle OF any
size 70 end IN dire disaster However that
NAY be, i 5 quite obvious that II the
--hobble'' really had its origin in the wet
weather Il France. instead OF in some Uni
VERSA as-het-c principle, there is no rea-
son WY i should De taken Up n New York
OF It's vicinity
Z lie Gressnakers OF Paris want 70 con
vince The world Of their genius. they should
design costumes suited TO ali climates, no
natter how widely they may differ from
Iheir own. Perhaps they were trying 70
60 something Of the kind when they pro-
Cuced the tailored costume illustrated to-
cay, with It's full pleated skirt. which Is
cutie Uncorhned II any way. It would
certainly be more agreeable 70 wear in
the sunshine New York has been favored
with for The last few months than n Paris
-zir- Tailored costumes have been worn
rIo7e than ever by French women this sea
sol. because Of the unusual wet and cold,
and this is another matter IN which the
American woman should not feel obliged
Il follow the example Of her Partisan sis
TerS Useful as the coat suit is al the
proper tine, jewellers IN & sunny cline
should not deny themselves the pleasure
Of wearing airy frocks because they are
hang bad weather in Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
A VARIETY OF SALES
Speculative Parcels Amonq the
Auction Offerings.
THE BUDGET. ATTRACTIVE
Four Story School Building in
31st Street, Near Madison
Avenue, To Be Sold.

Some attractive properties are to be sold
this week at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. IA and is Vesey street.
A four story school building in S1st street
will go under the hammer. The week s
offerings are as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
sTH ST. 80. s. 5345 It W OF 5th ave. 2sx
stein e s wen, sss%. es J9s oe Bs Se
amt due. So. s4s II: taxes, etc, s7S3 It: sub to
mtg of $4,000
JEROME AVE. cor Of Buchanan pl, 5ox
bend eft al: Marcus atty: J D EdeIson.
ref amt due. s2.s25 so: taxes, etc, s4o6 20.
22sD ST. III. s. sos # of Barnes ave,
al; Arnold, atty; " r De I.ano. ref; amt
due, S4,013 46: taxes, etc, SITS "a
By Samuel GoIdsticker.
FRONT ST. i24. W 3. ri IT n of Wall st,
Kauffmann ast L Toplitz ct al; Edw Jacobs,
atty; H GoIdfogle, ref; amt due, s33, $50 IA:
WEDNESDAY
BY Samuel Marx
31ST ST 10. S. 1907 IT Of Madison ave,
R sA ct al Bats atty
J Bernstein, ref; partition
BY Herbert a Sherman.
SEDGWICK AVE s. 5000 It n of Under
cliff ave 25x1oO. vacant: F Whitney agt the
Chas E Remission Realty Co ct al: Croker &
40
taxes. etc, $40 So
THURSDAY.
13sTH ST, s, S25 # OF Lenox ave, 225x
80 II, vacant; Mutual Life Insurance Co agt
David Levy ct al; James Mexican, atty; L II
Rogers ref; amt due. s51 663 80.
FRIDAY.
BY Daniel Greeuwald-
I26TH ST. "a. S, Sc # Of Madison ave,
lsxs3, 8 sly dwg; Annie Dinkel agt Bertha A
Brodsky ct al Theodore Schulthes, atty; J c
Meyers. ref; amt due. So 2I3 a.; taxes. etc.
S507 05: sub TO a first mtg of $4,000
BOwERY, s1e, s. about 40 IT of ID st.
% 2x92. * irreg, 4 sly loft bdg; Hans Reiss ct
al agt Margareths Woerner ct a., G " Stake.
atty: David Robson, ref due, Sill $50 Oh
sub 70 two prior ntgs aggregating SIS. 600.
SD AVE, 1851, n s. about $50 # Il OF 169th
st, 25x1lS, sly tenElt and stores; Theresa
Shueer agt Addie Levy ct al; Godfogle, & l.
attys; Alexander Wolf. ref: amt due. s3.6T4 IS.
SATURDAY.
On premises at 80 p.
BY Joseph Day
10 LOTS and two dwgs at Hollywood Park,
Far Rockaway, Long Island; voluntary sale
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address os lenders attorney
MANHATTAN
ATTGT-ST &

CHERRY ST, $50, sty. brk; Scanned st. As
and A, sly brk, 25x irregi also parcels
Scanned st x25x101. 10x25x1O0.T; Aug 20 1906;
Samuel and Moses, CharaSk 70 Bernard Gordon
NJ Goldberg, 3us Broadway.
CONVENT AVE, n cor 1880 st. 101x2o0;
June 4, 1909; Rosanna T Hicks to the Mutual
1897 Thomas Hogg TO Percy Jackson. admr,
SO 600, attorney. Eugene Smith. 81 Nassau st
GRAND ST $50 4 sly brk q. 8x75:1; Sept
II 1899; Thomas Hogg 10 Percy Jackson;
81 800; attorney Eugene Smith. 81 Nassau 81
GREENWICH ST. AS 81 sly brk, 20 1Oxso;
May 10, 1909 Greenwich Investing r co to Jared
Nassau 81.
SOUTH ST. 800 and 367. 3 sly frame. 14ox
50. 10; Feb 5. 1901 Jacob and julius Fleischauer
to Edward L Costa, as committee: S21 600: at
torneys. Frankenthaler Sapinsky. 80 Nassau st
SULLIVAN ST: 156 and los. s6;6x41-1; sty
brk; July y. 1906: Donenico Abbate and ano to
Mathide S Siegman; $1,000; attorneys, Rose &
Putzel, 123 Broadway
vARIcK ST. 65. 22x62-3; sty- brk; Dec 20.
1909: Greenwich Investing Co 10 Jared W Bell;
1000; attorneys Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau St
SAME PROPERTY: Dec Is. 1903; St John s
Park Realty Co 10 same: S11o09; same attorneys
above
WATER ST. 272. 1I7.sx24 11x115x25.1; sty
brk: March l. 1899: Aaron Conn 10 the Green
wich Savings Bank: $4,000: address. 246 sth ave.
1905 ii1I Beth Harknesses Anschel Biaistock "a
rorrn, 70 the Dry Dock Savings Institution;
sos 600; address, 341 Bowery
WEST .BRoADW,A,Y, Ss6 and sss, 600 20 AXE. 8x
Conn to Greenwich Savings Bank; $50, 0oo; ad-
dress, 24e 9th ave
WASHINGTON ST 433 2oxso: sty brk;
March IL 1910 Greenwich Investing Co Max
Kobie: $1,000: attorneys Bowers 6 Sands. 81
Nassau st
30 AyE Sqt 10 osepSS 5h q Ral,e d5
Wiser: So, 900; address. 203 Broadway
5TH AVE, 1877 Il sty brk. IS sx113; July 81
1907. Lillian Selby TO Henry Corn: 5000:
sgTorney George Hahn. Is William st.
n5-rH ST I46 to $50 West sty brk 30 SIX
as q. Nav 5 1910; Sherwood Construction Co to
orange County Milk Association (by president) :.
$40 600. attorneys, "oodIord, boNe u Butcner,
l Madison ave
6,sr ST 24s West sty brk 2oxlOo 5: Aug
19OI. Libbie G Dixon TO John D karst. jr:
So $50; attorneys. Arrstein & Levy, f2s Broad
way.
AT 49, 4 1899 George weleh and ano 10 the
greenwich Savings Bank. 900. address. 2io
9th
75TH ST. ala East sly brk es AKA ixe5 5x
25 June IS 1905 Israel Chrystal To Elizabeth
n Leonard extrx; $40, 500; attorney. T Bias
kervtle 81 Nassau St
SYST ST s 1871 II OF LIST ave. 25x1O2 .;
Ian % 1885 Charlotte A Adams TO George CT
KIN of Morristown. n J. $4,000; attorneys. De
wit Iocknlan 4 De Witt. SO Nassau st
,o5TH ST. as East sty brk. 25x1oo II /.
49, 1905 Jacob Click 10 Pauline Biaustlne
and ano: So 500. attorneys, Marcuson Bros. 255
Broadway
10TH ST. 20 East sty brk 25x1oo II
same to Emily and Marie Lotxe; $4,000. attor-
news same above
IoaTH ST. $. 2os.a IT OF 5th ave. 81 SIX
,oo II. June 81. 1905; Charles I wenstein and
ano Ia Germania Life Insurance Co. $40. 900.
address. 20 Nassau ST
loeTH ST. n 8. 1T2.o # OF 9th ave. 3d3x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
WEATHER AND FASHION
Why Don Rainy Day Garb Here
When II Rains in Paris?

That the French are exceedingly clever
g. the designing and making OF feminine
aunarel is not 70 be questioned. and IL is
therefore quite natural that the less gifted
,,o-tions of humanity should with due mod
ss,v submit to being clothed to a great ex-
..rt in accordance with the fats Of Paris
ss, dressmakers- Yet it is noc good that
>, anv matter men or women should alto
ether -elinouish their right to think and
chcose for themselves American women
night. for instance. preserve enough indie
-erdence Of spirit TO decline the accept
&c of modes that have come into exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08

The Womans Musical Club follows the
flag says The Delineator for September
Swimming through the pages OF the lates'
musical directory, the inquisltorial eye as
covered the existence of the lanles ani-
ateur musical club in skasway ana nome,
Manila and Guam; Even 70 F1o tba recorS ord
ps,t sad to relate, the heavenly art, which
i bus, the savage breast, is as yet with
out classified disciples IN Joio a,ia IiI.
az" hrown brothers. A little arlthmeticaI
usrssstence reveals one thousand OF mess st
pamsn's musical clubs IN the record, W.. 49,
women aareeate membership Of one hundred
thousand
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Of Interest TO 6Oomen

two children. including the babies. from
the West Side Harlem district The long
sail on the boat was keenly enjoyed by
old and young On arrival at the beach
the mothers were treated to a hot lunch
con and the babies to plenty Of milk
branch luncheon was provided for the
Older children, and a ride on the carousai
added TO their JOY. The return trip would
not have been quite complete without the
popcorn balls. in which the president wise
ly invested the remainder of the T S S.
fund 1t was happy and healthful day
for all, and many thanks are extended to
the r S. S. for this pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08

l00.11: June 81. 1905; same to same: s4O.ooo'
address, same above.
14sTH ST, 8 8, 325 II W OF 7th ave. 2oxse. II I.
July 8, 1905; Henry FulIe and ano 10 CnaTtes
5 Albert; $1,000: attorney. Edw Krus' 1r'
100 Nassau St
THE BRONX
LOTS PA and 215. map property Canrnann
estate. Fordharn Heights: June 2s, 1905: James
Powers 70 fremont Building and Loan Asso-
ciat1on: $4,000; address. fremont, T.
SHERIDAN AVE. n W cor Of 1884 st. 6s-3x
f2I-3x66 l0x105-S; March Is. 1910: Briggs ave
nue. Realty Co 10 North American Mortgage
Co; $40. 900: address, 100 Broadway
UNION AVE, $, 312.s n Of 152d st, is TX
95; Sept H. 1905: Marcus Nathan and ano 20
George n Purser. 81 $50: attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, 1T6 Broadway
bath ST, s71 and sT3 East. 50x1oo; july
10, 1905; Louis Lese and TO ANNE
Gruner. Hy Schaefer and Frederic MidoIs,
brook. trustees. $4,000: attorneys, Bowers q
Sands. 81 Nassau St
fs3D ST, n s. 100 II " OF Grand ave, 25x
100; July %. 1907: Sarah F Crostic 20 George
Hermann; $4,000; attorneys. Merrill x Rogers
l2S BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

I
18TH STREET-ChIfeIder & Weinberg have
sold NO. 616 to $50 West 18th street two six
story elevator apartment houses, each plot
s5x99 II feet. between Broadway and River
side Drive The buyer gives other Washington
Heights property in part payment
3D. STREET-Gustave Baunann has sold TO
William s. McCotter Nos. 1874 and 1873 West Sd
street, together with No. % Mnetta Lane, in
the rear. The property has frontage OF 4. 5
feet on Sd street and 21-5 feet on Minetta
Lane. and is covered with three old two story
buildings. Mr.. NcCotter gave in part payment
property in Union County, n. ], valued at
$4,000
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-John r Olive as
bought from Mrs Mary E. Harrington No. 761
ST Nicholas avenue. a four story and base
nnent dwelling house, on lot 20Ix11S5X irregu-
lar, between 14Sth and 149th streets. In ex-
change Mr.. Olive gives his country residence,
known the Commodore Lowery homestead,
at Larchmont. Westche ester County. It ad-
joins the Larchnont Yacht Club, and. consists
Of q residence, garage and about two acres Of
ground. J. Arthur Fischer represented Mr..
Olive, and Owens & Gray, of Brooklyn, acted
for Mrs. Harm ton.~
THE BRONX
1880 STREET-Fetzer & Fetzer have sold
for a client No. IA East 163d street. a five
story new law house, on plot 376xI00 feet.
LINTON AvENUE-Fetzer & Fetzer have
sold for client No. 80 linton avenue, d four
story hathoUse, on plot 25x16S feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
Contributions.

FSxuress boxes of clothing were received
during the week from M z p, OF Man
haitian; Mrs Potter, OF East Orange, and
NJ Srayth. Of Bronxvtlle; shlrtWalstS and
suit, without q name; fnvaild wrapper
book, stamps. etc, from Englewooo' y. j.
80, ,o-oels of silks underwear and rem
nants from Mrs Losee. OF Manhattan; un-
derwear firm P. B., OF New Jersey.
quantity OF ulerceriZed embroidery thread
zroro the Associated Charities or Newpurg,
" V box OF pond lilies from Mrs j
W Bailey, of Brooks, Ne. new wrappers,
etc without a name; religious papers from
Mrs Baldwin.
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Her New Life"

The sad announcement has reached the
Office Of the death Of Miss Harriet Lindsly,
OF Washington, on July g. after many
weeks OF Illness The warm interest which
she had felt for so many years in the T s
S. continued 10 the last. Her uncouuted
deeds Of kindness have endeared her 10
many Sunshine members, who Will be
grieved TO know she has passed to her new
life beyond In her the T s. S. has lost a
valued member. Miss Julia c. Lindsy,
her sister, will do as much as possible in
her name for Sunshine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
THE BRONX.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.)


AUGUST 6.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1891 and 1898; Solomon
Srector TO Sam Borodinsky. yrs from July /
1910; So, 800; address, 1871 Lexington
STH AVE. 249s store. etc; Hy Ludeking 70
Charles SchuithIes yrs from May /, 1910; ST.
40: address, 249S Sth ave
18TH ST. 225 and DOT West. sly bldgs
Sender JarInulowsky 10 Isidor H Kempner; : yrs
from Dec l, 1910. IS. 700; address, II West 42d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
ALTERATION PLANS.

BROADWAY 50 and 81: 70 ) sty ork odg
Adams Express Co premises. owner; q n
Hooper 165 Broadway. architect; $1,000
ESSEX ST As: TO a 6 sly brk tenmt anc
store; Mrs I O'NeiII 15T East Broadway, Owl If
er: H Hcrenburger. 122 Bowery. architect; SIVVV'
18th AVE cor 47th ST; to 3 sty d"s
VI Gould premises. owner. Carrere & hast
ings. Do 18th ave. architects: $4,000
SAITH ST 453 West: 20 a sly brk tenIpt ana
store L & r SchetI. premises, owners
Ebeling 40 East 9th St architect: IS, coo
ID AVE 1914: TO a sty brk tenmt: estate o.
A Herbs, Attn ST and 18th ave owner; SoIrIner-
field Steckler. 10 Union Square. arcnItsClS'
SIS. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
Special RI eeds.

= few years ago Sunshine member met
with z severe accident. in which both
ankles were broken, which has necessiLated
the wearing OF a certain brace attached 10
the shoes From tine 10 time these nave
been repaired until il is no longer possible
10 do so. If they break she is liable 10 a
serious injury, as she goes on clutches II
is not possible for her to pay for 1sw
braces, as they are expensive and rnustSbe
made specially Mrs. NJ, OF Manhattan,
VINO makes the plea, says: I will con
tribute s. to begin the fund, as I know how
necessary il IS for this self-supporIInG
woman 10 have this help"
One OF the poor little mothers at the
South Ferry auxiliary fell downstairs last
week and was badly hurt. 4 brace costing
S. is needed 10 prevent her from becoming
e cripple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

WASHINGTON AVE. 104t: william Acker-
mann agt Anton DIE. owner; Carl l. Eeser'
contractor: si12 %.
5sTH ST 3e3 East. Carbone Co agt vivant
Machin. owner: Hynd Bros contractors; sI3tS y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08

end this week there were twenty Of them,
clad IN stripes and with chains on their
legs. At loontinle, with the assistance
Of Mrs ". F Barnes and her aunt,
gave the gang q picnic dinner, consisting
OF d two-gaIIon bucket o. hot coffee and
forty large bread and butter sandwiches,
followed by & piece OF tobacco for each OF
the unfortunates Al Of them are negroes,
and they seemed very appreciative OF this
little ray OF sunshine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
BOROUGH OF RICH5I0ND.

FOR SALE OR LEASE ON EASY TERMS -
The best built and fines large store and 10
room dwelling Staten Island suitable for
hotel or roadhouse. contains all improvements,
on corner OF Richmond Road and Gear ave &c
trolley from ST George ferry passes The house
at New Dorp Manor. half way between New
Dorp and Richmond; I full lots and garage,
come and examine
$500 cash and $50 monthly viii enable you 70
own and occupy at once q new LWO-sLory house
with five rooms and bath exposed plumbing,
range boiler sink. stationary tubs, electric ligH-.
seven-foot piazza TWO sides, lot 4Oxl25, on
Richmond Road. Sc trolley, write ar once for
free map or call and see ph0JOgra phs- STATEN
ISLAND HOMES CO. 70 sLh ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
A Way to Help.

A widow in Pennsylvania, whose income
is very small since the death Of her hus-
band, would be glad 10 receive orders for
homemade preserves, jellies and jams, as
she has q talent for sauce making and
would like 10 help herself in this way The
address will be furnished TO any one who
desires 10 take part II this mutual benefit
enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
FREE TO WOMEN.

The usual free entertainment for women
and girls Will be given at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association this evening
Miss Gay Zenola MacLaren VIII De the
attraction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

RIvINGTON ST. 1874: Louis Goldstein ast Dr.
III J Ortnan ct al July IS 1910; s20s 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Atlas Metal Ceiling co
agt same: July Is, 1910; SITS
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LIS PENDENS.

10TH ST s 256 IT e Of Park ave, 23x l9.,
Marion Z Ackiey agt Johnston Unsted f.sStIt
Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney Z
Stanton
PEARL ST. SO. County Holding co agt
Charles D Stanley ct al foreclosure or mtg,
attorneys, Merrill & Rogers
TELLER AVE, 1888, 1857. 1861. 1868 and 1865:
Barnett Bernstein agt 5 Myers Realty co lac-
Bergman
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Reply.

M D.. Manhattan: Please SEND read
ing matter 10 Chrystie Street House Tor
Eoys. No. 12s Chrystie street, city
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

nth AVE, s. IS II OF 18th ST. for
sty brk lunch counter 17x21; Morris Crane. llS
Crosby St owner; c Johnson, East 4Zd ST.
architect; $500
IRVING PI. = S. bet 18th and 18th SITS for
an sty brk school; city owner: c J Snyder
architect, 500 Park ave; $500. coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
Unusual Sunshine.

James II. Bryce. president of the &C.
neva- Fla, branch, has been on a visit
TO his old home, at Spartanburg, S. &C.,
and while there found the opportunity to
do an unusual Sunshine act He writes:
The offenders against the laws of the
city are sentenced to work on the streets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-08
Money Received.

Mrs. Mary P Greenleaf has sent 50 70
give the invalid az Poughkeepsie her an
rug Sunshine drive; the Misses Converse
a. enc Miss G e Woolsey, 81, FOR chill
e-en's outing fund: "EngIewood' %, iof
sunshine near home; E T. b. D. loI
outing fund. e friend at spring Lake
n J. s.. 70 send q child for q week 10
Netherwood camp, and rs cents Tor post
Ege; Miss }. c. Lindsly, 81, for menu
ship dues: Mrs &. 10 cents. and Dorothy
tsuder, 10 cents as dues; Bessie Louise,
Q; Summit n J, SIS. 10 pay the board OF
tae sick working girl for two weeks IN
the country. and the Purchase, N 4
branch. through its president. Mrs. sam
he Wiuets. IS, fer the ''pickaninnies
trolley r1de. and IS. TO send five little girls
70 Nstherwood camp for & week.
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[ 4TRlBUNE
gHfSHfhE
rNA0CfETf

Crowns % glory Amt wore IN this
world but it's my 'ptnion that them thaI
Goes the hard Jobs here VIII stallo sooc
chance q havin' extra bright ones "heA
they get through-LouiSa. II Olcott-
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Responses.

z r. Of Keyport, has sent the air cUsh-
ion that was requested for the crippled
member at Anboy. Ill, with the hope that
II may be comfort 70 him.
Mrs. G. W. Osborn, OF New Haven, has
contributed the postcard album Tor Mrs
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REMEDIES.

T4OKOTGH. PERMANENT CURES in cases
90 BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases relief at once in dangerous cases. recent
or oId- those desiring only lrsJ class scientific
treatment should call Dr.. BONSCHCR. the vel
known specialist. - West SSH s. Hours - -
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BORoUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. AMERICAN BASE
rrent, 10 rooms, baths special Inducements
70 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.-New family brick house; every
venient to Brighton Beach Il and eight trolley
lines VIM 2. MEYERS, AIS Gravesend ave.
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LOST BANKBOOKS-

LOST or sTOLEN-Banktook No. 566. 10 %
the German SAVINGS Bank IN the city OF View
York. corner tth ave and LIN St issued 70
IeODoIs Van Pie and -liIis Van RE All PER
sons are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned 70 the bank on the 2st1 day or
August 1910. n duplicate wall be issued
TOST-Rank book No. 991 ass. Bank sor Savings.
$50 4th ave New York Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank
T0ST-Rankbook No s32 25a Bank FOR SAVINGS.
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
please return book % bank
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

AUGUST 8.
149TH ST, = s. 100 II OF Amsterdam ave.
T5x99 II: Title Guarantee and Trust co loans
Fluri Construction Co 100000
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Ourinu 70 RockaWa y.

Mrs George Mendez, president OF 'he
Excelsior branch, had charge OF the ah-
noa- outing party 10 Rockaway on july
e. She took twelve mothers and thirty
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-SLightly used oftice turniture
desks. typevvriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes. ruirnSographs. fling cabinets, saEes- aE-
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions, check
protectors bookcases NATHAN'S. = Wnlte Streee