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New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER ?
MANHATTAN.

/ MANHATTAN n
BROADWAY, 231. sty hrk, 4xll ~ 4:
Place Co to Union Trust Co, as trustee; SID
00o: attorneys Miller, King, Lane & fraford'
so Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; sept ?: yrs 47' +-I7s per
cent: same to Charles 2 Kneeland, as rus'
$50 600; attorneys. same as above
SAME PROPERTY: Sept 2; Yrs. =. per
cent; same to ArabeIla c KneeIand: $4,000;
attorneys, same above
SAME PROPERTY; sept .; Yrs ~ per
news. same as above
SANE PROPERTY: Sept ?; yrs AZ per
cent: same 70 Sarah Haight; $1,000; attor-
neys, same as above
GRAND ST. 1e1 Is sty brk, 511x1oo; Sept /;
due as per bond: Francis r Stable TO American
SfIreTy- @: s66 600; address. 100 Broadway
MADISON ST. 125. ) sty brk, - 5.4x1oo; Aug
2s. due Feb 26, 1912, per cent; Louis "
Prager and ano 70 Della G Levy; $4,000; attor-
ney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1t6 Broad
way.
80. instruments, per cent: Franziska szathTlary
TO Fannie Popkin. 81. 800; attorney NJ \ Rabino-
witch, $50 Grand ST.
2srH ST. 1870 West sty brk. 25x9s.9; Aug
27 ; yrs; Charles I Weiustetu Realty Co 10
Frederick Lewis chn ct al; $4,000; attorneys.
F4oadIey Lauterbach & Johnson. y William ST
SD ST, 4O6 to 416 East, sly brk, 2o0xl28 !:
Sept I 3 yrs. Artificial Ice CO TO AdaIn MuIIer
and ano, S75. 900; attorneys, Deys & Baueraorf'
Ill Broadwa
72D ST. 119 West. sty brk 2oxle22 prior
mtg SIS, ,0o0); Sept ,; due Jan .; 1914: John
Ma1 t. Ellen Saven: So. .0oo: attorneys,
Joline Larkin & Rathbene. 81 Wall st
18th ST, 116 East. l sly brk stable, 5oxlo2 2;
Dorsey 10 John G Darcy: $1,000; attorney
Arnold A Hermann, 200 Broadway.
18TH ST. 8 400 Fl of Broadway TO
Riverside Drive x-xl0S. 1x65.11; Sept 2, yrs;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Eycrythinc Serves.

No gift seems to come aniss in sunshine
When a fine ear trumpet reached the OF
ace Inquiries we're made TO ascertain II
any one knew d person who was IN need OF
s,,ob heip An office boy replied that he
knew a woman IL Brooklyn who had not
heard = voice in ten wears, owing 10 an
illness that affected the hearing. He was
asked 70 take il 20 her The next day ne
enc "a The Office smiling and said: When
ehe n,Ir il 10 her ear she heard every word
i,er husband said, and she was 50 over
80 that She sat down and cried, and ]
80 too. I was so glad. She said. God
1,Ie.s the T 5. s ana the Sunshine boy
,.bo Thought Of me.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser.)
SEPTEMBER 9.
=
MANHATTAN.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 2I1J, sty brk, 56 fl to
Of 163th 81 x160. John Roilmann 10 Edward
u Harlan UnJgs SS6,Jo0}, and all liens Aug
10. 81. address, 21i3 Amsterdam ave
BROADWAY 23I sty brk. % 4xIII7.4;
Charles x Tiffany 10 Broadway-Park Place &c;
1-I2 part a.! title, sept :: S33 000: address, 50
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Stephen ? Nash. referee,
by order Of court. Is petition OF Fanny Z Me
Vickar as life tenant. same 10 same, Ii part
all ritle; Aug 81; $l3-.oO0; address, same as
above.
SAME PROPERTY. Alexander T Mason;
trustee Anna Nc leA5r 70 SANE an llt-e, az. az
above.
SAME PROPERTY: ? Lee to same; all
title: c a <, Aug "a 800. address same as
SAME PROPERTY. sarah B Haight to same:
all title, a 8: Aug %; 500 address same as
above.
p KneeIand 10 same all title; Aug II; 500.
address. same above
SAME PROPERTY. ArabelIa c kneeland TO
came: an title; c s; S10o; address, same as
above.
SANE PROPERTY George TIFFANY TO
same all title; d & Aug %; 81 address, same
SAME PROPERTY. Fanny F Mevickar 10
same. all title. c z; Aug 70 81. address
same above.
COLUMBUS AVE T63 and 765 sty hrk.
sax1e0. john Rollman r. Eva ssuter mtg
So Goo. aug 3l; SlOo. address rs tagecombe
so AVE. 1898. sly brk @ -2xlOos Helen Y
-, - ~ strauss mtg y OF SO. 6d0, y
nsr7 JuI,- / 500: address, 81 Nassau 81
51sT ST. s 87s9 n v OF sth aYe. l16x
,oo Frnest " Cioode Z Allan Goode fmtg
SO 91o1: Aug 80: slo5. address 5di West 46th
t,- ,a,,1oo o.. NIL
7aB ST 1ls West, 1 sty hTk. @u1do- Isa :; Ellen
4 4,laveu 90 John MAJ tInls f-2''"' HePt =.
e1 address CAS- East 5th 81
THE BRONX
EEEca AVE. between Elm - ia ana 3,ofsa ave.
iot 100 map I.acona Park. 2o@l.5; James ha5-
80 70 Ie6t,olI salamon ultg S@bbi Aug %;
sioa. address 1871 Lexington ave.
ftI.M0NT AVE, Il cor Of Issth 81 sJz50.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

Pasquale D'Aqria TO D D'Auria Construction Co.
b and s: Aug il; S1o0: address. 2lfo Hughes ave
CHISHOLM ST, 5, 1910 # " OF Interyale
ave. 27x75; john ireland to German Eyangelical
Mission Church of New York (ntg $1,000; Sept
.: 500; address. III East Houston st
CHISHOLM ST, S. 1902 # OF Stebbns ave
runs p TX n 37.s to st 29.1 TO beginning
BENJAMIN NJ Tucker to same; c a 6; Sept l;
800; address. same as above.
GEEoSD AxE & a2 rfea + Of swlasa
Robert Miller TO John r Petersen Sent l; 81
SAME PROPERTY: John r Petersen TO Emma
y Poak: Sept .: 500: address, 1906 Arthur ave
way, Sl.fix110. .1xTs. .4x110; William stahl TO
Annie d Ambra Cntgs $500; Sept 2; 81; ad-
dress, s07s Hull ave.
KELLY AVE cor 1eSd ST. 50x103- sx59, lox
100 Weehan Construction Co to Gustavus Ro-
bitzek; and S; Sept 1; s1eo address, Zo'
Rider ave.
IS IxIo2 sx irreg. being part. lot 10 to q, map
Briggs estate al Williamsbridge; RusIin st, lots
brdse. 4' Wiiiiam nap Edward 'ir 70 Elizabeth Lid
dingtou fntg S10G00l; on this and other prop
erty May "A, 1904; 81; address. ODD West 129th St
AL except part for Briggs ave: Frank L Bacon
10 Elizabeth F Liddington mtg S1o.OeOl and all
liens: Sept l: sl00; address 222 West l2sth st.
STERBTNS AVE 8 $50 II # OF Freeman
st. 50x110x irreg: J Uric Audibert 10 Gernla n
Evangelical Mission Church OF New York; all
liens: Aug IS: 500; address, 14i East Houston
sTEBBINs AYE. s511 # of chishoIn sh oIn?
Sept .: 500: address, 141 East Houston ST
UNION AVE I'LL ard 1113, s. 50x14o;
OttIie NJ Boschen to Polatschek-Spencer Realty
Co Gntg s6.5Oo): Aug 20; 81; address. So2
Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE cor Of 1s5th st,
leoxa1 Mary J Hener TO Poatschek-Spencer
Realty Co mtg sf4 Coo, all liens; Aug %; 81;
address. 302 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS RD, Of Nereid ave.
los. .6x90. 4x105x1O1. /; Augusta NJ de Peyster ct
a. TO Edward H Kelly; Aug IS; 81; address, 2911
Valentine ave
WHITE PLAINS RD. cor of Nereid ave,
100 3xS5. .1ox1G0xS2. H. same TO same; Aug s; 81;
address. same above
SAME PROPERTY; Edward. H Kelly to NJ
Just Gntg SS. .50o) Aug Is. s1o0 address. 2Sfl
Bainbridge ave.
18TH ST. $. 1915 # of Alexander ave,
fe 2x100: Gustavus Robitzek 10 Mary and Bridget
Butler; Sept 10; 500; address 2o5 Rider ave.
18TH ST 293 East 25x1o0: Samuel Weisinger
to solomon Z Nelson Cn1tgs $4,000; Z part;
Aug 81; $10o: address-67 Grand st.
1aeTH ST. $ 1868 it e OF Willis ave: G
Robitzek to Meelan Construction Co. Sept l;
S1e0 address, 165 Broadway
18Th ST s s 100 fl OF ST AIMS ave, 3T.6
x10O: Moritz Schwartz and TO Joseph Palaz-
zola (nntgs s3850o); Sept 2; 800: address, 1884
Cd
142D ST n s, 100 It . Of Concord ave, A. Ok
100 SxS3. .2xfC0: Grace Hyde to Fortunate d
Onofrio mtg $1,000; July -: 81; address, 1901
Barnes ave.
161sT ST. :. 100 Fl of Union ave. 5oxsG. I;
Polatschek-Spencer Realty Co TO Clara Thorrna1i
mtg $40. 5Oo): Sept /; s1eo, address, 255 East
10th 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Clara Thorrnan to John H
Boschen Cntgs S54, 600; Sept .; 500; address.
AIS West fJ4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
MANHATTAN.

6sTtf ST So East. for a 5 sty brk private
dwg 95xs2: I II Poor, SO Thomas ST. owner.
Howells & Stokes. 100 William st, architects :
500, 06o.
BROADWAY, Il S9th ST; for a l. sty
brL apartneuts 100. .sx so: S9th-9ath Conrsny,
g44 West T2d st. owner q * BIlIl' o"o otA
ave architects; 81 GOO eco
115TH ST. n $ 900 IT OF Ienox ave- for
: stv brick Turkish bath. 4oXto 10; Mira
Realty Co 1872 Nassau st. owner GrcnehbeTg
& I,euehtag West 22d ST, architects; StoouO
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. " 8 whole front
between 177th and 1Tsth SITS; for TWO Story
brk apartments I27- 1880: Harsood Realty and
Construction Co. 100 Broadway schwartz u
Gross, 347 9Th ave architects: $33o,oo7
ALTERATIONS.
127TH ST 1l3 West; to 3 sty and basement
factory Gross Engie & Co. 1l5 West -tth 81,
owners: Bernstein Bernstein, "A East I'D ST.
architects; $4,000.
HENRY ST. 1872 to ID 5 sly brk tennt; Brauer
& Leventhal. 63 Reade st owners O feissHaf'
1st- ST, architect. $4,000.
18TH ST 3lI East. a i sty hriS dwg New
York Skin and Cancer Hospital. I'd ave and
18th 81, owner; Cady & Gregory, West 22d
ST. architects; 5000.
THE BRONX.
BRONX PARK Botanical CIarden), 400 II e
OF Webster ave for a / sty Blk public shelter.
81 2xi42. City of New York. owner; Brinley &
HoIbroof l56 5th ave architects. 81 500
SUMMIT AVE S, 80 Il OF 16ed st: for
sty brk tenfnt j0xs3. Mgchanler Construct
and Realty Co James l. McDermoti 81 West
42d ST secretary and treasurer. owner; Gross y
E<leinherger Bible House. architects: S4oo
brk tenrnt 40x9I6; Hubbard Realty 60, Mary
Levy 90 West St president. owner. Millman 5
sons. ls9 Montague ST. Brooklyn, architects.
s4s 600
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AIANHATTAN


SoTH STREET.-THE Douglas Robin son-CharIes
:. Brown Company has sold for Bernard J I.ld-
Wig No 81 East seth street. d four story dwell
ling house, on lot 23X1922 feet. The purchaser
viii occupy.
LENoG AVENJ ES-L4oUise Schneider has sold
30. 5iS LenoX avenue four story building
with store on lot 16.SX15 feet. between I35th
and 1851 streets
SD STREET.-THE Frank I. Fisher Company
has sold for the Atwood estate the four story
dwelling house No. 81 West SD street. on lot
16 sx1o2.2 feet. 70 Amelia Brush. for occupancy.
The purchaser has been the tenant Of the house
for ten years
THE, BRONX
18TH sTREET-H. Horrsten has sold for
Morirz Schwartz To Joseph Palazcolo No 542
Eas1 1851 street, six story hathouse, on plot
81 6y160 feet
18TH STREET.-THE Meehan Construction
Company has sold through H L Phelps No. 342
"a st i3Sth street. three story and basement
dwelling house on lot 10 2x10u feet
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
RECORDED LEASES.
fWith name and address OF lessee.)
SEPTEMBER 8


ALLEN ST. 90; Edw A Ridley to Jacob
zucker: 9-1c yrs from Aug l, 1910 $500;
address 5G Allen st
NEW BOwERT. 81 store and basement;
Ella Po5iIo 70 STvros NicroutSiCos- T-l2 yrs
frcra Oct J. 1910: $500; address. - Jones st.
Premises omitted; stores and basement for
market: Eva J Sauter Yorkshire Market
Go. 10 yrs from AUS ), 1910 $3.50. address,
- william st
5TH ST. cps: Jennie Bolt 10 Joseph Danen-
field 3 1rs from Oct J. 1910; $3,T8s; address. 62s
9TH st
18TH ST 217 Fast; first fat. Elizabeth
Bickmann to Henry f5orn; " from Oct l.
21sT ST, 19 TO 81 East: west side Of west
store. Samuel Cohen Simon Tyrcler. yrs
from Feb /, 1911; s1,620; address 80
Spring 81
SAME PROPERTY. vest store: harz &
CO TO Samuel Cohen: YRS from Feb !, 1911
Sc 250. address, 10 Est 21st st
32D ST. $50 10 52G West. 9TH floor; Howard
& Childs Co to Pino Lyptoi Chemical Co: )
yrs from May / 1910; S1,260, address, 323
East SGth ST
18TH ST. 240 and 2+2 East. two stores and
on apartment OF three rooms in back Of said
stores Carlo Salvatl TO Gennario BrancaIe;
yrs from May !, 1910, $iSa; address 40
East l1Sth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
For Outings.

Mrs. C. mas sent SIS TO complete the pay
rrert II e summer outing for Sunshine
mem b.=r. ard Two Friends al St Adams
u. 8 70 be applied 70 the outing fund
Two little children, Rita Bovine and Draper
crosby. heI6 q fair a. Easthamptons Long
Island. On August 2. al which they raised
ZE This vas sent TO the Office, with the
hope that Il would give a number OF chill
.--r = rEaek-s outing
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
A Faithful Worker Dead.

Il was SAD news that reached the Office
on Friday, when & letter came announcing
the death OF Mrs Josephine Robinson,
president Of the United Branch. Of Brock
lyn, who passed away suddenly on August
81 Mrs Robinson was il truth faithful and
earnest worker in Sunshine. and many of
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

25x109: Aug 10: 3 yrs. per cent; Thomas Lyon
TO Anna Baldwin; $1,000; attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
22STH ST $ e y of c I: of lot 9s7, map of
Wakefield 25x1f4: D m: Sept g. YRS. per
cent; William Burke to Hester J Morrison; $500
attorney William T Matthies. 4T5 fremont ave
240TH ST $ s 225 IT of Martha ave. 75x
100 Sept =; yrs 6-5iz per cent; Charles Lind
ner TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 81. 600; ad-
dress I7S Broa dway.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Contributions.

,.o, of clothing has been received from
-. ind.lv. of Washington; picture puz-
=. +-orn Jackson, y. H; package of
c4otbing. without a name; silk book
- fron7 Mrs. 4. J. Brown SILK pieces
go Miss Patterson: fancy work from
80 = Draper. new silks from Mrs.
~ .diIerson and boys' suits for the sons OF
1,g6 WIDOWS from Mrs. y W. Blenneti. ~"
Al her summer nome, ~i--i1 4iis' al
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Summer Camp.

The sumner work Of Miss curry at The
Fresh Air Camp. NetherVoodi y J-' Is
drawing 70 q close. The last sunday ezeI-
llses acre held yesrerday- Miss curry IL
eckueN Lodging the last check sent 10 her
for lhe care Of children. says; This has
heen the most successful season We nave
ever had, and fortunate ore. teo, a.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Notes.

Miss Bette LipsCcmb, president Of the
Apopka fla branch is now III from
rheumatic fever, ana some pleasant reading
matter will be acceptable Sunshine 10 her.
She writes: I had hoped to send you
systematic report, but my illness prevents.
During the summer I had few pleasant
meetings with my band OF Sunshine girls.
who are always helpful workers. One,
charter member, has become i'll from an
incura bic disease and We do what we can
for her I had an opportunity 10 distribute
some sunshine by giving an English lesson
every day 10 q young SpaniaTd who came
over from Cuba I hope soon TO be able TO
resume work on my quaint dolls, which
supply my T. s 5 money. so any scraps
for wardrobes will be gladly received
Mrs. Annie Mailer, Of CheIan, Wash, IS
having al anxious time on account Of the
forest fires which have reached the noun
tain near her house. If they reach the val
ley they ~iH lose their little home and all
their work and hardship VIII have been in
vain.
Miss Mary WeIden, Of Gurney, Col, de-
sires 10 thank all who have sent cheer into
The life Of her invalid mother Some
thoughtful friend inclosed 81 in something
that was sent, and i meant much IN this
little family of Two. where dollars are
scarce. Some reading matter. silk pieces
and something more useful, like tea, that
could 20 by mail would please this invalid
woman. who IS suffering from cancer
Julia Bennett does not know how TO ex-
uress her thanks for the s. sent to her for
her annual Sunshine drive which Is always
= red letter day in her dreary existence
As il is the only time in the year when she
* taken out of doors.
The Brooklyn widow and her boy ana
the sick working girl have returned from
their vacations in the mountains where
they had lots Of good things 70 eat and
harlpr heaIthful time.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
LIS PENDENS.

9Th AVE 2547 25s5 and 2353; three aol ~ Al
Herberr ; Ogden exr, agt Jacob Zen h!SIis,aoi- -
foreclosure OF 3 rntssJ; atty. " Miooieof'N
1,=7-rT --- 90 1-as+- sidney Wauach. exr. etc.
agt Carol Dryfoos ct al foreclosure Of Mtg at
torney, = Walach- 80.
BROOK AVE 1892. Grover N MoscosI'T ~ W..
ATTORNEY. : F Strongtn- - %
SD ST II IL # Of RITerz5ae Pobsrt
1S,Ii1q e+ a foreclosure Of mtg. attorneys
S-ovyiug White & Wait.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

Olivia Raunheim owner Maurice RaanheiH
contractor; s25o-
47TH ST IS West. Hermann s Grace Co ast
Mae Nardi owner; George Fox jr contractor :
$3TI 40.
sTH AVE. 2455; Solomon Blecher agt Jacob
Hack Jr. owner; Frederick Hack contractor
S13 so
sTH AVE 2T94 same agt Jacob Hack, own
er. Frederieke Hack. contractor; So 10.
RYER AVE. cor Of 1seth St 34 9Xlosx-oN
1n4 a. Angelo Fasaay agt \ Whsteu Construc-
ton Co owner and contractor; $4zo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Z Want SUPPLIED.

Ms II. who made the request Tor ankle
braces on behalf Of another, has received
So from friends, which, II a0oI1on 10 the
SUM contributed through the general ONCE
u-L Je sufficient 10 pay for the braces
TINS practical sunshine Is greatly appreel-
ateG bg the one who T. handicapped II her
struggle for seIf-s1rporJ-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Without Food.

\ shocking report was brought 10 the
Office by g member, who by accident learned
that a semi-invalid widow to whom she
was taking = little cheer had not hah
rnouthful Of food in the house Tor hersei
and children for thirty-six hours. A con
tribution from the emergency fund sup
rlfed temporary wants.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 3.

SEPTEMBER 3.
AmeriCus c Stable to American surety Co
q assts); 81.
Mutual Life Insurance Go TO AmeTcus Z
Stable - asstsli total, S34,e0
Valentin Behringer and ano to Franz Saip ct
a.: $1,000.
CfustavUs RCbitZsk 10 Edward Roblt5ek. 81. oOo.
Same same; So, go
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Hebrew
Orphan Asylum $4,000.
title Insurance &c 10 New York Life Insur-
ance &c: $500. 900
Robert Britain to William Beck, Si,53O.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co, as trus-
tee. S14 600
Otto Won DwingeIo to Gustav LifgTen; 500
Solomon Cohen to Bernard YounkeT; 81.
MECHANICS LIENS.
12TTH ST 100 East. William Sonkowitz agt
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
Notice.

= members have sumner clothing they
20 longer need pin they please send the
same 10 the Office a. once. that il may oe
placed in the box going TO the sAnto DO
nirso branch. - the steamer sails on Sep
geEueer g
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
TR1 1BlyNE
* EEEa 9NE IL
s. s NJ q E q Eh Il
kykmGERTT

Tie a--r.al duties shine aloft like stars;
TIE CHARITIES that sO0J8e, and heal ana
bless al,
Are scattered a. the feet OF man Ike
@CWerS
TIE generous inclination, the Just rule
Kind wishes and good actions ana pure
thoughts
so z1ysGery is here. no special boon
Fg- high an6 not for low
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

g9TH ST. n 5 l25 IT of West End ave 73x
100 II; Gerrnania Life Insurance 60 leans ia
,obs Construction co s2ue.ooo.
BELMONT AVE. cor OF lssth ST, 0jx5o,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

casino, clubhouse and hotel on the Great
South Beach. The dwellings will have
frontages on the ocean and Great South
Bay and will be built on plots varying in
size from so by 100 feet to 200 by 400 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

North American Mortgage co loans = AiiI@ W
struction Co $50. 900.
MADISON ST. 125: Della Levy loans LOUIS
" and Samuel z Prayer $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

UNIVERSITY PL cor Of flth ST; slim
& W-hittle agt estate of A Rosenbaum at
Aug IS. 1910; s4o3 II
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY
GrantWoodon Beautiful Palisades
Owner MUST Sacrific


new T-raom brick dwelling. every known I'm
provement; near good school: 20 minutes BY
trolley from 42d and f3oth SITS ferries only
SMALL. AMOUNT OF CASH REQUIRED.
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS FOR BALANCE
p a BOX 244 EdEeWareV. y. j
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
SoNoNA

.380-BROADwAY-I7
- attractive APARTMENTS Of : Poor,s ard
Baths 70 choose from some vrith --C-s-z5
Soushern exposure Also I furnished auart-
uieht Modern hrsproof Building Exclusive
Hesss superior hall and elevator service night
ana day; refrigeration. transit facilities rIu-
equaiied; within i've minutes walk 70 sr-r1S--
,lents restaurants and best hos-lerfes IN
New York Your inspection invited f-or- q
4 VI 70 s P N each day including sunday
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05

her benefactions were never made public
Although advanced in years, her zeal and
interest IN the work never lessened, and
her death is { great loss, especially TO her
branch members, who were haFpily united,
as the name indicates. in good cheer work.
The funeral vas held on Saturday at the
Chapel Of the United Congregational
Church, Lee avenue and Hooper street.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
A VARIETY Of SALES
Speculative Parcels of the
Auction Offerings.
THE BUDGET ATTRACTIVE
Several Tenement Houses in Va
rious Parts of the City to Go
Under the Hammer.

Some attractive properties are tc be sold
this week al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroonls Nos. Il and I6 Vesey street.
Several tenement houses in various parts
Of the city are among the parcels to go
unGer the hammer. The offerings are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHIIIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unabstructed river frontage. so mod
eru residences completion. Address
PHIIIPSE MANOR co.
philipse Manor. New York
4DVFRTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
r9r The Tribune received their Uptown
ONCE No 1864 Broadway. between S6th and
arm sts until o'clock D IN. Advertise nleEats
received al the following branch offices at res
MAR office rates until o'clock p. M. viz: 26t
sth ave s. G. 23d St: las 9Th ave. cor.
Iath st: I04 East I+th st. .5T West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-09-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

127FH ST. 100 East: William sonkowitz agt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-07
de Nancy continuando su brillant1simo
vuelo en- aeroplano.

Belgica tiene como Italia, su "caso
Ferri'', que es origen de grandes comen-
tarios en- la Prerisa
Al banquete ofrecido por ell rey AL
berto en ell Palacio de Bruselas al lord
mayor de Londres asisti6 un concejal
|socialista, invitado con eli bufgomaestre
y los concejales liberales.
Els esta la primera vez que un repre-
|sentante socialista recibe invitacion off
cial para un acto de Corte.
El otro edil socialista de BruSelas,
monsieur Macs, fue invitado tambi6n
pero antes de aceptar consulto al grupO
Isocialista, hacienda presente que la eX-
cusa constituiria una Inconvenience, y
que una actitud de hostilidad manifies-
ia hacia ell nuevo Monarca no seria NADIA
favorable al partido obrero.
Aun con estas razones, ell grupo So
| cialista acord0 que Macs no debla acep-
tar la invitaci0n un banquete de COrte,
ItSO1UCIOlI ItlC Cl COIicCJttl Io tuNO iiitto
remedio que acatar.
Por el contrario, su colega Sc guardo
muy bien de hacer consultas al grupo,
asisti6 a la comida, cumpliendo as1 un
deber de su cargo.
Este modo de obrar ha sido censurado
oor los intransigentes y aprobado por
| los reformitas, q. sOtienen la doctrlna
| lie que un socialista eiegido para desem-
penar un cargo publico no pue-
| de hacer omission sistematica de la exis-
tencia del jefe del Estado.
Ell incidente viene a acentuar la aproXi-
maci0n entire los elementos dem0cratas
| y la monarquia constitutional, tai como
| la comprende el rey Alberto, aproXima
ion cuyo primer sintoma Sc apecio
cuando, al dia siguiente de conmenzar
81 nuevo reinado, vi0se radicales y So
'ialiStas caracterizados V reconocidOs
| epublicanos aplaudir el primer diScur-
| 60 del Soberano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-07
UN DISCURSO DE Mr.. TAFT
10 QUE CONVENE GUARDIAN

Nueva York, miercoles-E1 Presidente
Taft, en- su disCurso en- San Pablo, Minneso-
ia, ante el Congreso de Conservation ALI reu-
nido recomend6 una sana conservation, una
reforma liberal dc Ia constitution en- cuanto
a poderes federales, pero considerable como
sagrado los derechos de los Estados. Dijo
que en- cada caso deb'1r2n ser tom3adas para
preservar las fuenteS de recursos medidas
prontas y iberales-
Apoyo el heeho de que la Nerdadera con-
'serVacon Consiste en- Ell uso sano de los bos-
ques por la presente generation y todos los
medios debiGran ser empeados para su pre-
servaci6n por las generaciones suceslvas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-07
BARCELONA ESTA TRIANGULAR
LO QUE DICE CANALETAS.

Nueva York, microbes. Sci presidente del
Consejo de Ministries de Espafla senor Cana
lejas declare que todo estaba quieto en- BARGE
Iona entire los huelguistas. Han sido destaca-
das las tropas para vigilar los ferrocarriles y
el servicio del TELEGRAPH. Ell senor Canalejas
dice que la mayoria de los obreros ignora la
razon de la huelgay obedecen 4 la orden por
miedo. Es la creencia del senor Canalejas g.
el .lnovimiento es polftico, pero dice que los
repubCanos no tienen intervention en- e.