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New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ORGANIZED PLAY FOR GIRLS
Squad System To Be Tried Out
in Their Fairgrounds.

The work of organizing the girls in the
city Fairgrounds on lines somewhat similar
to those in use among the boys was begun
squads of twenty-four. and competitive
games will be encouraged. Squad forma-
tions have begun in De Witt Clinton Park,
the East 17th street playground and St.
Gabriel's Park
Howard Bradstreet, supervisor of recrea-
ton, said yesterday that the girls were
showing as much interest in the squad or
elf-government plan as the boys.
The principal games will be chalk ones,
but folk dancing will be encouraged by a
promise OF a big competitive festival in
September, when the best dancers from
each playground will strive for a prize.
The girl squads will be under the super
vision entirely of women directors. The
hours for athletic and other games will be
from to 6 p. daily.
The squad plan has been introduced into
the city Fairgrounds by William r. Harper,
of the Public Schools Athletic League, who
organized the Fairgrounds in Passaic, n. j..
last year on the same basis Mr.. Harper
has charge of all the summer activities in
the city Fairgrounds.
Mr. Bradstreet is greatly in favor of en-
couraging folk dances, and believes that
the September competitive festival will
have the effect Of establishing them per
manently in all the Fairgrounds.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

Pease & Elliman have leased lofts at No.
% Warren street for Wright & Ditson, of
Boston, to the Reece Button Hole Machine
Company; at No. IS Maiden Lane for Max
Schwartz to Schanfein & Tamis a No. AZ
Nassau street for D. A. Schultz to Max
Freedman: at No. $3.50 Maiden Lane for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company to a
client: at No. 123 Liberty street offices to
the New York Metal Exchange, a chemical
company, and Joseph l.. Martin: at No. so
John street. store, basement and sub-base-
ment to Frederick Hains, who, after ex-
tensive alterations. will open branch of
the Terminal Armchair Lunchrooms.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to the National Surety Company the
ground floor and basement at No. Il Will
lam street The premises will be used by
the leasing company as an underwriting
branch. The Noyes company has also
leased a loft at No. 1874 William street for
S. A. Cohen to Sigmund Wilmer; the third
and fourth floors at No. o06 Pearl street for
A H. Frankel to William J. Bauer, and
offices at No. 21-23 Ann street to the How
ard Press
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

N"'h name and address of lenders ATTORNEY
JULY %
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN ST. 27-29. 8 sty brk s7Sx5S. J,ly
ao' iso4' Faui Sholet and TO Jonas Well md
Chambers st. %
COLUMBUS ST. 1Is. 3 sty brk u ex75 2. Iu,v
50. 1908: Max Kerber and ano 10 Sirnnns
Chambers St III
II lES1NGToN -, oN AVE, 1745. sty hrk. 1ssxs5;
zee 70 1906; Myer Bach and Betsy his wife 10
blanche r Bernstein; 81. 600: attorney Hyman
Cohen. 15O Nassau st
LEXINGTON AVE. 1745 4 sty brk. s5xres
May II. 1907; Ida Ginsburg To d NJ Cohen
si.uo' attorney. Hyman Cohen. 152 Nassau st
MADISON AVE. 16s2-16s4. 3 sty brk 3e11.
oo' July 10. 1905; Morris Klein to Morris {
Klein and Charles Gartill; S3 7JO; attorney 90
schofrau, lie Nassau ST.
ID AVE. 500. sty brk, c4.Sxl0O: Aug IA
lss4 John A Dunn and Max r Nc.
erty ST. o
18th AVE. sty brk cor Goth .,
2oxlooo: Dec z. 1903: William MCGOWAN ana
no sn 70 stephen II jackson ct al; $50. address,
loo Lexington ave
iTH ST. 293 West. sty brk Is. axes; Ju,v
Q. 1907; Duross Company TO Mary. Thos ] ana
Frank Goodwin; $4,000: attorney. James a
Lynch. 22 Vesey
18th ST. las West. sty hrk. Is axes a.
March % 1907: Jacob Spinberg TO Marxaret
Lane $1,000. attorney. William Bondy Is0
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: March 10. 1910; William,
Heard. OF Brooklyn. TO Jacob spiliberg: 81. 600:
attorneys. Schenkman & Brown. lis Broadway.
PATH ST. 14s West. sty brk. 2a5 It OF 7th
ave. 1a9X9s.9; Jan Is. 1910: William Heard 20
Marion Barkey; IS 200; address. IA f Goth st
Hrti ST. 1i2, 3 sty hrk, 1s.9xos.e: Feb O.
1874 Bruno Stenel and Rosa, his Wife To The
greenwich Savings BanA, Sio,cH. address. cid
kth aao.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

10 serve as q garniture for women hatS'
1e would find it made Up into the most
wonderful forms. quite unlike anything ne
eyer dreamed Of wearing himself. ano dyeu
-o Vie with the rainbow in the numoer anu
eoreeousness of its tints. A new produe-
ton that he would hardly be In pcSluoii
70 appreciate is an imitation of the lovely
osprey rslunes. so highly priced IN the MIL
linerv world made from the less rare os-
-rich feathers. Since the osprey gives up
its life with its plumage and the ostr1ch
ra-ts with his garments. II Is Sald. Nlth
hardly a pang. there are many persons VINO
would be glad to see this imitation take the
place Of the genuine article
Ostrich feathers are being lavlshly used
on the newest hats and they often serve to
give 2 striking color note to the costume
Large hats are sometimes trimmed with
many plumes. all of which, each with Its
own lovely sradations Of tone, unite TO
form one beautiful harmony Of color More
conspicuous effects are seen in plumes in
various delicate tints with one big, black
irregular mark placed near the centre.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The skirt that tends to give a slender
effect to the figure is j favorite one This
model includes one pleat at each seam
and these tucks provide Just becoming full
ness and also mean long lines It is
seven-gored, and the seven-sored model
IS always & well fitting. satisfactory one.
1t will be found appropriate for gowns,
coat suits and for separate skirts and for
almost every fashionable material, for in
these days we make thinner and lighter
fabrics simply as well as the heavier ones.
The tucks are stitched fat well below the
hips, so that the skirt fits with perfect
smoothness, but they are pressed to posi-
ton only below the stitchings. so that
they fare prettily and comfortably at the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

lower edge. Inverted pleats and the habit
back are equally in vogue and the skirt
allows a choice As it can be made either
in round or walking length, it is adapted
both to the street and the indoor gown.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size is nine and one-half yards
u or 81 five and one-quarter yards 4 or
80 inches wide when material has figure or
nap; eight yards "a, seven and one-half
yards p. four yards a., or three and one
half yards 50 inches wide when material
has neither figure nor nap. The width Of
the skirt at the lower edge is three and
three-quarter yards.
The pattern. No. 1856. is cut in sizes
for a %, "a, 26 IS. 30 and 80 inch waist
measure and Will be mailed to any ad-
dress on receipt of o cents.
Please give number Of pattern and waist
measure distinctly Adress Pattern De-
partment, New-York Tribune. If in a
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and we will mail it by letter post
age in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
Seen in the |6opS

dolls with the sunbonnets and large eyes
are = cents each.
Wooden sand mouds of houses and sta
bles and other outbuildings are 10 cents
a set
The clown Wheelbarrow is a new toy
The clown is stretched at full length. his
legs forming the handles and the barrow
resting on his back The toy sells for 81
Inc square canvas baby hammocks with
cushion at the bottom, swing In a stand
ara and are quite safe They sell for ST.
A toy golf SET having three clubs and
two balls, lit caddy bag sells for s2 90
The new satin scarfs, with white satin
Innings, are very smart to wear with
tailored suits. They are in fitted shapes
and sell for S. So
A round silver smokers lamp, mounted
on dcers horn, with silver trimmings
sells for s. 10, and is pretty for the library
or den.
The names Of shops where articles mentioned
on fhls page be obtained by
sending stamped and addressed envelope to
seen IN the shops heH-4oTk Tribune
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

Plans are being prepared by George ana
Edward Blum for a twelve story oupleA
apartment house to be erected on the sou'h-
west corner of 18th street and Park avenue
at an estimated cost OF s1.ooo.o0O. for the
18th Street and Park Avenue COMPANY
Frederick johnson, president. The buliolhs
will cover a plot 133. 3.6x100,6 feet and Will
contain three duplex apartments to the nooi'
Another sale in the Pennsylvania ter
rninal station section was reported yester-
day. Joseph T. Mulligan sold for Ellenora
Bunne No 1863 West 26th street, four
story dwelling house, on lot 1Sx2Z feet, 10
Edward J. O'Snaugnessy. who owns the l-
Joining plot at the northeast corner OIL
Ninth avenue and 26th street.
Plans were filed yesterday for three four
story brick tenement houses at Crotona ave-
nue. and 1S3d street, at cost of S1oo,ooo
A plan for the regulation of traffic IN ana
around Herald Square has been devised by
several members of the Fifth Avenue Inn
provement Association. Ihe scheHe VIII
be presented at The next meeting OF that Or
ganization for consideration and submission
to the city authorities The plan proposes
the widening of 35th street from Broadway
to Seventh avenue, in conjunction with the
projected widening of sgd street from Sixth
to Seventh avenue. These improvements
with Broadway on the east and Seventh
avenue on the west, would form u square
affording a clear path for vehicular traffic
to and from the Pennsylvania ternlnal
about the maze of trolley lines which con-
verges in Herald Square.
1t is proposed to widen 3oth street ny
taking twenty feet from the rortherly SIDE
of the block which is held by three private
ND TAT vb
at the Seventh avenue end an obsolete ar
senal that takes up about one-quarter or
the block. The widening, however, would
not interfere with the arsenal building as
it stands back about twenty feet from the
building line, and the space required Tor
the widening is useless lawn.
Projectors Of the plan contend that the
city will sooner or later have to do some
thing of the nature and il could not be ei-
fected at much less cost, since there are ii"
modern buildings on the block
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
RENTALS AT SOUTHAMPTON.

Alfred L. Schermerhorn reports the fol-
lowing rentals for the season at Southamp-
ton, Long Island: For the estate of Will
lam H. Burgess, The Arches. on the north
side of Gin Lane, to Henry f. Godfrey; fci
Mrs Alfred Nelson, her Clovertop, in the
F'airlea grounds, to Ernest E. Lorillard
for George II. Drew, his South Cottage. or
First Neck Lane, to Alfred Seton Best; foI
Mrs. William Harman Brown. her West
moor, on Cooper'S Neck Lane, to Henry c.
Phipps for Elijah r. Kennedy, his Bonnie
Dune, on the south side Of Gin Lane, or
the ocean. to A. Butler Duncan: sublet fol
Grenville IT. Emmett the East Cottage tc
George e. Kent, and for Mrs. Edward Rem.
shaw Jones and Mrs. T. H. Belts, the
CIoverS 10 Grange Sard
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

Dressing sacks. made Of pale blue silk
with sleeves and trimming of blue silk with
pink roses scattered over the surface and
having buttonholed edge, sell for s. 70.
A pretty dressing sack. made OF white
dotted French bands and lace insertion
with ribbons, costs So 70
a large iridescent butterfly, TO wear in
the hair, is poised a hairpin. and sells
for s. % in blue or green.
A fiowered sash, with hair ribbons to
match, In a box. makes nice gift for a
young girl. and costs only g 30.
White rose SILK paSsementerie, quite wide,
so that il may be fitted or cut apart TO
trim white cloth silk gowns. costs s. rs
q yard.
A very swagger antique gold net coat.
embroidered heavily in dull gold, costs sll0
Toy doll carriages are just like the big
ones in style. and sell for s. each.
Doll toilet sets OF brushes. combs look
ing glass. powder boxes, etc, in box, sell
for 81 -.
The little Dolly Dolly kins, painted cloth
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
Request to Live in Mother-in-Lav,.
Home Basis for Suit.

new form of cruel and inhumau ,-.,.
ment was set forth yesterday in ,hs a.
preme Court by counsel for Mrs Lila,
Checkley as a reason why she reftsss =
live with her husband. Richard s. e-b..s
ley. whom she Is suing for separstio,
The wife said that the husband ins,....
that she live with him at the home a, -
mother. She refused to live with -
mother-in-Iaw. and Mrs. Checkley's Iav,~
said he considered there could h. =
greater cruelty practised upon her tina, -. -.
compel her TO live in her nother-in-Ia,s.o, so
home.
According to Mrs Checkley. her bnsh.-.
spent $1,000 OF her money IN speculatias
and she was now eking out an exis,s-sa
by selling shoe polish. which Yielded -
81 week. She asked yesterday for co,,ns.,
fee and alirnony.
Ckeckley denied the allegations o. "a.
wife saying that he was willing TO slI,ro-
her but that she refused TO live with -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWfth name and address of lenders attorney,
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JULY 25.
MANHATTAN

with name and address of lenders ATTORNEY,
Interest d per cent unless otherwise stated
JULY 25.
MANHATTAN
1E7s1x irres @ ;nroy f5y f BTk oo cor Pearl St
due as per bond; Edmund Martin to Homer n
Marin $4,000; address. 1863 South Oxford st,
5oTH ST, 512 and 514 West. sty brk 5ox1oo s
gdopb mtg July - ~ dsmaq9 per
5000; address, Beeknan St
18Th ST. 522 East 5 sty brk. 25x1no 8 fnrtor
19ss S4ooN' July Is; yrs per cent; Moses
Cohen. 90 Henry St
1ooTa ST So to s2s East 6 sty brk lots
JUN o5 Hrs M Sprior mtg on each SAB 900
ano to sigmund Rshner IS 6 LEHMAN and nd
Jacobson, Beekman st.
10TH ST 169 East, sty brk 25x1oo; 1o5th
- que, e.c. as per bond: Julia Swartz to Harris
t-d3s' = h9senthaI' 5000; attorney. " Marx, 257
THE BRONX
,odo oDdEGATTR ca, R AVE; g so # OF 2oath st 25x
s hoo; gqiy IL ID; due July l. 1915 per cent: VIII
dress, 2S7 Broadway. N
FOX ST; $. $50 # of Home st. 2 lots
each saS noa3 4ox19o mtgs each 5000 prior mtg
DIVA Construction Co to John ] Tuly Co. sIo g :
700; address. ss4 Southern Boulevard "
HOME ST. runs 4ox s1.9x " 141 to
81 ST 2so: m Sprior mtg s32, OOoD July 20; 3
to John Tully Co; $1,000.
HOMB ST. 120x91. Okla 1x1o7 6: n n, fn-,o- r,,
S112o0o,; July 20; yrs. per cent; same to
same; $4,000; address. ss4 Southern Boulevard. -
LOTS 63 and 81. map s27 lots Hunter estate
= m mortgages, each 800: July %: Dec TX
1sli. per cent; Lizzie Larsen 10 Carmine Tor
natore and ano; s1.4oO; attorneys Fraser q
Oshias, 271 Broadway "
.CIS LOTS 229 and 226. map of Thompson Ros.
tsI@te' July 70; due as per bond; OFT Ehrlich
}r, TO Canrobert E T Muller: 81 500; attorney
Robert II Bergman. 5219 Sd ave
LOTS 90 56. 80 and 60. map Waldo Hutchins
ProIH; TtIH; July 8; due per bond; John Letter 70
'onh W Bratton; s., 600; address, 1902 Broadway
STARTLING AVE. cor Odell st. s5xIo5: JuIv
-. . yrs 5te; Philip Kaufman TO Charles p
Broadway. ei' 'o'
WATSON AVE. s. 100 It W of Castle Hin,
az ooNloo !prior mtg s.; July 25; 8 yrs 81.
.e ee[ cent Eliza Schlenberg TO Elizabeth Ret.
$-ooo' attorney. Michael Gross, 271 Broadway
l36TH ST. 5S6 East, 25x1OO: July Is. r vrz.
herman Wei TO Fredens Verein No /: SO oo1.
aaee6oIney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust O.
$50 Roadway. ~ 0' o.
d19D ST. s. 306.s IT S OF Gleason av. nr
- - July -; insta ments 6 per cent; Marie ard
rLeuerick koenig to Bronx Security and Broker
age Co. $5oo address. 25S East 13Sth St
18TH ST. lot $40. map Wakefield Io1lx114
Sy-, Su!y ~; yrs, per cent; Michael Jackie TO
samuel "a, Knapp; s.. 600: address I13 Soutb
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
Of Interest TO CO0men

There are many ways of adjusting 'he
pIun1es. too. On small hats NUMBERS oi
them are elevated on the crown SO as u
give the increased height generally aiileo
at in these shapes or, If the crown mas peei
made high enough without any ADDITION
single long plume is placed upright at one
side toward the back. Large hats are
sometimes completely covered. both crown
and hrim, with incurled ostrich piumase
and have some erect arrangement OF IL oe-
sides.
The fatty trimmed hat in the iiustration
is of white straw lined with black salih'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
AT PLANpoME HEIGHTS.

The improvements at Plandome Heights
are progressing rapidly. Already more than
two miles of sidewalks have been laid and
the driveways are macadamized, and with
in a short time the park will be completed
Plandome Heights is situated on a hilltop
that slopes gradually down to Manhasset
Bay. 1t has its own waterfront. which is
reserved for the use of the owners of the
property. The Plandome Heights Company,
of which z. L. Sawyer is the general man.
ager, is now constructing ten artistic
homes on large plots.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
TO IMPROVE NEW THEATRE
Three Rows of Seats To Be Sub
stituted for Boxes.

Plans have been filed for alterations 10
The New Theatre. Central Park West and
West 62d street for The New Theatre COM
pany, William X. Vanderbilt, president
Five boxes will be removed from the ground
floor and three rows of seats substituted.
In the balcony three rows of seats will be
removed and sixteen boxes substituted
Carrere & Hastings. of No % Fifth ave-
nue., are the architects. The alterations
will cost $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. NOS IA
and is Vesey street resulted follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
152D ST AGA West. 3 sty dwg. 5Ox99 IL: vol
sale knocked down TO NJ II Stup for S24, 300
l2oTH ST. 22S East. 25x10o.l1. vacant, vol
sale; withdrawn.
STH ST W s. 125 # Of Charlotte ave, North
Woodsde. Long Island. 50x10o, vacant: vol sale.
knocked down 10 F NJ White for $3.50.
BY Joseph T. Day.
sTH ST. 40 West. oSx93. II. vacant; adjourned
TO August s. 80
1ST AVE 352 sty tenmt and store. 2ax6s S.
adjourned July %
BY Daniel Greenwald
sTII AVE 75o. n cor 10th st. 25.5x10o: ad-
icurned 10 August 2.
sTH AVE, 75I. S, Do II n OF 46th st. 25x
1Oo. adjourned TO August .
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
LIS PENDENS.
JULY Is.

8sTH ST, 21O East: I4bbis Flieg agt Anne
F Reilly al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. H
Gettner-
MOTT ST. 123 and 1c5; Antoinette Fasgelle
agt Marshall Realty Co et al faction to remove
cloud. etc): attorney. " Ryerson-
66TH ST, 22T West: Northeastern DispenSary
In the City of New York agt Christopher r
Wyatt al foreclosure of mtg: attorneys. B
W B Brown.
18TH ST Ttl ave, T+-ffx99 II: Jacob
Werner agt Emma c. West ct al foreclosure of
Mtg: attorneys. Wolf & Kohn.
16STH ST. s. 1+5 IT of Audubon ave. 25r
95: Jette Dittruan agt Leo Levnson al fore-
closure Of mtg); attorneys. Wolf & kohn-
ST NICHOLAS AVE- s. 1451 (, OF
Wadsvorth ave. "a 5x15Sx irreg: Union Dime
Savings Bank agt Andrew J Larifin al fore
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
BUYS BIG PLOT FOR HOUSE
Twelve Story Apartment for West
21st Street.

The Legal Realty and Mortgage Com
pany bought from the Surety Land Com
pany, Nos. 81 and 80 West S1st street. IL
plot 5Ox104 feet, directly opposite the Mu-
scum of Natural History. The property
will be improved with a twelve story apart
ment house.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
CRUSADE GROWS

Miss Lucy Page CASTOR, of Chicago, is
evidently in earnest in her efforts TO save
New York from the evils of cigarette smok-
ing. She invoked the aid of the evanSelistic
committee at No 54l Lexington avenue
yesterday morning, and is going TO explain
her plans at greater length this morning
TO the young men who have charge OF the
work among the big boys
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF iessee)
JULY Is.
ARTHITR AVE. cor 17sth st, 1O0xos
anisa schultz 10 Arthur Oesterhed: 5 WIS from
anriI i. 1910: 1924: address. 40l9 Sd ave.
CIAsoNs POINT PARK. space No 3. l5x72
a, Crasons Point Park; Clinton Stephens tc
.domf.av / b FNrotas. from May J. 1910 &c
Nov l. i9l5: for term. $500: address. 5o0 West
1T6th st.
CONVENT AVE 3sS. part Of room on frsi
eoor. Ne,y York Telephone Co To Holmes Electric
protectiye Co: 3 yrs from May l. 1910. $500 tc
Ss13 address, a6 Cortlandt ST
IoI1N OF 60 store and cellar; George r
Pranson TO Simon Stern; yrs from May
1909 s.. 600.
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 Frederick Haims
yrs from May I, 1911; $500 to S5, 600; ad-
6reFs 60 John 81.
WEsTCHESTER AVE. cor Walker ave;
l. Eugene Field to Fred Weiss and ano. :
YRS from May l. 1910 5000. address, l5l9
Eoselie ct
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

JULY IS.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guarantee Mort
gage Co; $40. 900. -
Julius Steiner to Rose Aronson: 800
Emma kingsn1an 10 Eliz Re1nhardt- 81
Columbia Trust Co 10 Manhattan Mortgage co;
81. =,
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Co 70 joseph n
Choate ct al trustees: $1,000
IeWvers TitIe InsIIranc and Trust Co 70 Law
yers Mortgage Co; 5 assts: S5orn
kutz: IS. 600.
Fame to John ] Reilly: $4,000
Joseph Marcus to Carnegie Trust Co:
assts: 81. .
Emile. Pfaf extrx. to Marie Adelnan: S91o
Manhattan Holding Co to Carnegie Trust Co;
81.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. trustee. to John
H Springer; s.. 900.
John H Springer TO Greenwich Savings Bank
s. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

JULY 70
WISE AVE. s W cor 17Sd st, T5x1oo. Jake
Jacobwitz agt Herman Olsen, owner; James
Rusciano contractor: s6S 90
WASHINGTON AVE. 1914: Carl L Rieser agt
Anton DiIl owner and contractor: s.. $50 5-
MADISON AVE. cor 2sth ST. 49 Ix95
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co agt George
81 992 so
MULBERRY ST. III. Mayor. Lane & GO sgr
estate of Peter F Gallagher, owner: l. Russo.
contractor; sI35-
HUGHES AVE g $50 # Of 1s9th 81. 25x
100: Hydraulic Press Brick Co agt Gabriel Del
Grandio owner; Amable & Fratantoni Realty 20,
owner and contractor: S1i1 u.s.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

and the plun1es are pink. On the other hat.
which is in the natural straw color, are
blue plumes. The crepon costume has the
new short tunic, which is varlously De
scribed as tunic. a blouse or a bodice
with basqueS. II is sometimes shown with
the skirt not more than half the length of
the one in the picture.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
TIMELY ITEMS.

For individual raspberry shortcakes
bake some thin, large soda biscuits. While
fresh open them. spread each half lber-
ally with butter and then put together
again with a layer of crushed and slightly
sweetened berries between. Crown with
berries and powdered sugar and serve with
whipped cream.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

For dainty dessert chill some fine
peaches that have been cut in half. When
almost half frozen place each piece of
fruit on round of cake-either sponge
cake or angels food" Put a large
spoonful of ice cream into and over the
place left vacant by the peach stone.
Around the peach form a circle of whipped
cream and serve
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
WOULD NEVER KNOW Them
Ostrich Wouldn't Recognize the
PlumeS of Fashion.

The not too brilliant brain OF that re
spectsble bird the ostrich would no DOUBT
be coIapleseIy muddied by the sight OF his
OWE plurnage after it has been transformed
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

JULY e5.
10TH ST 3 % IT OF Ave A. aox1o2: La
Mura Contracting Co agr Salvatore ConfOru et
al; July &, 1910; by bond; SS0S 10
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
PLANS FOR 100000 APARTMENT HOUSE
To Be Erected the Southwest Corner Of 10th Street and par
Avenue.
ACTIVITY IN PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL SECf'o"

I'D AVE. 475. store. floor above and par p,dt ce' .
lar: Rachel Levinson 10 Gustave A schmidt; 20 .
yrs 10 mos from July /. 1910: $3.50; address s'<
I'd 80
4TH AVE 2s4. cor 10Th st; Albert Pi,ts l,oa
to Herman r Siemers and snO yrs extension oh
of lease from NAV l. 1918; $6;15o: address, I'a
4th ave
11TH ST 5o4 TO $40 East; Rubin Sat1nsteln
and ano TO Sam Lippman and ano: yrs = mos
from Jan l. 1910: $4,000 address. "a lst 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ALTERATIONS.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. The New Theatre
building; William K Vanderbilt. president. re
nIcval five boxes ground floor and suostitu-
ton three seats; five rows seats removed
from balcony and sixteen boxes substituted: Car
rere & Hastings, 2o5 5th ave, architects cost.
SIS 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
WIFE CHARGES NEW CRuyrm

closure Of MTG: attorneys. woodford. sev- :
Butcher
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


9TH ST. 100 IT of 10th ave- for s
Office and loft bldg: II kearney. sos We
2Ith ST owner; W H Orchard. 122 West 42d
architect: cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.