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Washington telegraph., 1910-07-15

IN Hempstead Cdhancery Curt Sept.
term, 1910.
David NJ, Finley, plaintiff,
VS.
Alice Finley. def
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e MauIdln, ct al, def.
WARNING ORDER

The defendant, Gertrude Mauldin. is
warned to appear in this Court within
80 days and answer the Complaint Of the
plain iff, l.. S. MuulGiu
Witness my hand and seal this 5Iss
day OF May, 1910
c, f. Royston, Cleai.
By j. S. Monroe -.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-15

Ia H1nD stead Ckancepy Court, Sert.
term. 1910.
L. $. Muldrow, Defendant,
vs..
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G. E. RoYsToN, Clerk.
BY }. S. Monroe, D. c.
June 16, 1910.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-15

0' . MONROE,
Commissioner.
Washington, Ark, July 5th, 1910.
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Emergency Needs.

4 Southern gentlewoman has by force
Of circumstances. 0een placed IN a distress
ing condition She is the sole support or
her little boy and an invalid sister, both
OF whom have been unusually Ill during the
summer. This illness has compelled her TO
remain at home, thereby losing her only
means Of support. she writes that II she
can be helped during the month with s. or
s. q week she would be- able TO procure tie
food required for the invaltds. She is IN
& despsiring mood over her troubles for
there is no one TO aid her, and she is
forced. much against her viii, 10 appeal 10
the society
Mrs. Il. OF West 5tSt street supports her
Family py washing. and az most of tho
people she works fer have left the city
Tor the summer she and her children are
reduced - absolute want To add to her
troubles. one boy or nine years is afflicted
with nervous trouble. caused by the bite
Of d horse. and the doctor savs he should
be sent % TIE country There is no money
Cor this purpose. nor has the bow any prop
er clothing. The father has i5cen sent 20
a ncighbori3g state to live IA a tent. as ha
has tuberculosis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15

beer plunged IN financial ruin by tie tunic
gov-.
Designers are much occupied Just now
with devlztng new forms OF the tunic, and
In one IN the illustration has some OF the
most attractive Of the features that have
resulted from their lab0Ts. Among these
e-s Tie trimming and slight drapery around
Ire z-rEoIe ard the openings down the
tdss II the skirt The latter innovation
has tile effect Of Increasing the apparent
E1a1nsss O. the 1earer- IN some models
t,s openings extend quite 70 the arm and
ne edges may De held together by little
Frsps and buttons one may also have
ne SKIRT OF ones tuIlic opened in q straight
ARs Gown the front or the edges may mare
widely away from the centre at sacn SIDE
Z PARTICULARLY graceful arrangement Is a
Cr0ss-1E=- closing that gives q uChu erect
II ne front Of the bodice and makes con
tilugus line from ore shoulder down &c the
bottom Of the rUuic GA the opposite side
The most striking thing about the laua
lrv maid TIluIC Is its name II Is quite
simple affair. with the lower edge IN the
shspe that would be obtained by folding
an e-6fnz~v skirt Up in front and allowing
& 10 hauE down at the back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The dress that Is closed at the left OF the
trent and worn with boomers or match-
ing material is at once practical and smart
It is easy for the child to slip on and on :
the bloomers do away with the necessity
for petticoats and mean economy or laun-
dry work. This model is pretty and attrac-
tive as well can be, but so simple that 1t Is
easily made. The waist and skirt portions
are cut in one, simply held by belt at the
waistline. The sleeves are comfortably full
and can be either long or short as pre-
ferred. The boomers are full enough for
freedom without being bulky and are at
tached TO bands that are closed at the
sides. All the materials that are used for
little girls play dresses are appropriate,
but this dress is made of French linen.
with trimming of embroidery.
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UNKNOWN GOOD WOMEN.

In the new Liverpool Cathedral there 10
to be, lady chapel, with a magnhlcehl
scheme of stained glass windows, COM
memerating the deeds Of good women
Memorial to Elizabeth Barrett BroWnlhs'
Christine Rossetti, Grace Daring, Mary
ColIett and a long list of other Famous
English women are there. So far the plan
is praiseworthy. of course, but 1t Is nothing
new TO dedicate memorial windows 10 good
women men. provided they be SUI
iciently We'll known. But President NOBLE
in his baccaIaureate sermon to the gradu-
atng class of Goucher College, called their
attention to the surprising fact that lhese
windows are dedicated as well 10 the I'M
known good women OF England. For ex-
ample, the inscriptions read: Queen VIC
toria and all noble queens" catherine
Gladstone and all loyal hearted wives
Grace Daring and all courageous
women" Elizabeth Barrett Browning and
all who have seen the infinite In things
The designers Of the lady chapel realized
that the goodness that brings no fame TO
it's possessor is just as worthy or belns
honored as the kind that attracts the at
tentfon of the world.
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william hiS 6sdeas 5oxse sxsozsss CHARLES
s: al! liens. July 80 81; address. 2slo Sd ave.
LOT %. map Undercli6 Terrace. Morris
Heights: Emilie p CoIetti 10 Itteloc Realty co;
June 3: sfeo: address. 2o3 Broadway
MORRIS AVE ESQ, 1850. 1e 5s3 s, osa
Aug II: 500: address. $50 West 114th St
PLOT. beg $40 IT of White Plains I'd at pit
f170 # U along same from Morris Park ave.
7 mtg $3.50; Aug Il: 81; address III West
4Qth ST
PROSPECT AVE g. a4.I1 It Of 1s5th St
strip o.Ix156.s; Mary Haehnel ct al to Mercury
Realty Co; q C; July %; 81: address. as4 Pros
oect ave,
PROSPECT AVE nws; 1sS r. !, Of isis isis,
all liens; Aug 10; 500: address. 2i4S Prosper
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W s. 1917 # Of
1s5th st. p 3x225 . George F ,9i g.
to Luella NJ Duysters trntg $1,000; June =; 81
address, I35 West 18th ST.
TRINITY AVE. $. f74.s It Of 15eth 18th. st,
strip 0.3xss; Frances e Morrison to Mary 4
Brady: Aug IL: ST. address, s26 Union ave.
TRINITY AVE, s. lI5 # 5 OF ioStn g.; ST
strip e3xss; Mary Brady TO Annie H92d cr a -
So eco: Aug Il; 500, address. lsss batnsa'e
ave.
l,i mEioN ~ Morse ave 4exioi; Ida Hflnan to
Ellis NJ Andrus (-1tgs Sc 500; all liens: July u
500; address. 3e3 broadway
WISE AVE ii47 " s. 2ox10o; Ellis l. Amo9r
to Ida niilman mtg S. oool; Aug 6; $1,000; ad-
dEess. 800 Broadway.
18TH ST. 424 East $ 3, a5He . 20, EI Ans
HoFsnourger to 5pGs F1anq pa ,n's oSth
1q3D ST, 30 and 81 East. 6oxso: H Z si an5
Realty Co TO Daniel K Hanlon tntSs s-4'Uoo''
Aug y: 500; address 253 Broadway.
roo! n c6steiio to 1Iosholu Realty Co tntg s1s-
50al. Aug 10; S100: address, cog Broadway-
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Lillian Rose. plaintiff. against Moses s.
ShilI and others. defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment or foreeiesore
and sale. duly made and entered IN the aoovs
entitled action, and bearing date the Zoth Gay
OF July. 1910 l. the undersigned. The referee
{ IN said Judgment named. will sell az PUBIC
auction. at the Exchange Salesroorn. NOS 1910
Vesey street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
: city OF New York. the 18th day OF August.
1910, a. u o'clock noon on that day. ~
Joseph P DAY. auctto8es-- the premises d.
ected by said Judgment 10 be sold. and therein
described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected: situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan Of the City OF New York;
in the County and State Of New York, bounded
and described follows Beginning at a
point on the nOrtherIy side Of One Hundred
and thirty-seyen (f37) feet SIX fel inches
westerly from the corner formed by the inter
section OF the westerly side OF Seventh Ave1ue
with the northeFIy side OF One Hundred and
and parallel with the westerly side OF Seventh
Avenue and part OF the distance through a
party wall. one hundred 100 feet eleven I'D
inches. thence westerly. parallel with tbs
Street, thirty seven f3T) feet six go inchess
thence southerly. parallel with the westerly
side OF Seventh Avenue. one hundred t190l
feet eleven CID inches TO the nortEsrIY side %
One Hundred and Nineteenth street; thence
easterIy. along the northeriy side Of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth Street thjrty-ss (37D
feet six 90 inches to the poiat or place OF be-
pated New York July 81. 1910.
MANTON VI WYVELL. Retsres
ROBERT I. TURK. Attorney for Piaintt-,
No 80 Nassau Street. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
TO be sold: It's street number is 2e5 West 18Th
Street Borough of Manhattan. New York CfrYG
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Sunshine for PickRninnies.

President of the T s s: Not brighter
than the eager little faces of my "picka-
uinnies'' was the beautiful sun which shed
its rays on our Sunshine day. Saturday,
August s. at CIasaR's Point A car was
chartered and eighty-eighc little folks. rang
ing from bandy-legged babies just able 10
toddle TO girls and boys Of thirteen years.
enjoyed the delights o. c. small Coney Isl
and. The various attractions of the place
aIlured these little dusky children Of the
tenemeuts. whose sole outing is that on
which this Sunshine lady" takes them.
Among the choicest treats was the ice
cream All the other pleasures were for the
moment forgotten as lightweight little
mouths opened to receive the frozen dainty.
while five mothers and the branch president
waited or them. Long live the 7. 5. S.!
was their parting shout as after a day Of
unaIloyed pleasure the car sped homeward.
FLORENCE HART JEROME.
President
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| Some attractive properties are to be sold
| this week at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooTn, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street a
six story tenement house in 18th street,
west of Seventh avenue, will go under the
hammer on Tuesday The weeks offerings
are as follows:
ON MONDAY.
BY Daniel Greenwaid.
NEW RoWERT. A. Sc s. 1873 # e Of James IS
F Stone trustee. agt c W Bausceat et al; VII
s sss % ; s. a5f. e.s s k So re amt a"s
ON TUESDAY.
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST 2aS 1873 !3, # ct Of ath a 1ye :
| amt due, SIS, zoe IS; taxes. etc. S125; sub TO 4
first mtg of sal 900,
y ST 2 1v e5 5o4 # and z Of Je sa
uel Cohen ct al agt Wolf Bloom ct al; Rosenthai
& 5. attys; L NJ Black, ref; amt due, S5.337 II :;
s :asss ETC. S'S o. sub to two "'S' asS'sS@ns
22aD ST, 5, 125 # OF Laconia ave, 25x
sso go Quinn a the the E Brow 91 @o ct AL al
Eugene Sweeney. atty: E c Crowley ref; amt
due. 81 COS 10: taxes. etc. $50 50.
BY Herbert a. Sherman
100, sty tennt ana stores; n schwab, gdn.
agt o c Enger ct a.; Schenck & p. attys: NJ J
Waldheirner. ref; amt due, S37167 OF; taxes. etc
81. SEQ Al.
JACKSON AVE. 1889, " :. 1876 # n of 165th
st, 10 . sly dws; NJ s Hull cxtrx. agt J
Fielder ct al; " Y Simpson. atty; c 3 Page, ref;
amt due, $3.50 To- taxes, etc. SI4+ Is.
BY Daniel Greenwald
sTH AVE, $50 and 30. II e cor 46th ST. so SIX
l2SX frreg, sty office and store bldg: sheriff s
sale Of all right title, etc which Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty 60 had on October %
ass)2, OF since: F Pitcher atty.
ON WEDNESDAY.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
q. ~
99,6 8 sly terin1t and stores: " " Burnhan ct
al agt Rachel Juster ct al; Lyon & S. attys; c E
Weller, ref: amt due, So. 2cS 10; taxes. etc
S97s II.
BY Joseph P. Day.
JACKSON AVE, 6 s. 100 Fl OF 161st ST, II. TX
70, vacant; II Claffy agt James Reynolds ct all;
Phillips & A. attys: 9 F Weller ref amt due
So 526 Of: taxes, etc, S492 %: sub a prior mtg
Of s.. 600
ON THURSDAY.
BY Joseph 7. Day.
7sD ST. 227, n $ 225 # " of ID ave. 'e5x1o2 .
Bernard Schenkman et al: 4 W Ashburn. ir,
atty; C F Roesch, ref: amt due. S7.s14 90; taxes
etc. S455 SO: sub to first mtg OF $4,000
I'D ST, 229. $ 200 # W Of ID ave 25x1o2. .
sly tenrnt and stores; same agt same; action 2.
same atty: same ref: amt due, s.. 1915 40; taxes
etc, S463 "a; sub 10 first mtg OF $1,000
ON FRIDAY
BY Joseph P. Day.
MADISON AVE 747. $, 239 # of 65th St
Mitchell: Eisman. l. 9 & l. attys; W Nc
Quad ref: amt Que. Ss.146 %: taxes, etc. SO,
WASHINGTON AVE e $. 901 T. s of 1880 St
90 Ix95 SIX irreg, vacant; F r PeIetrean agt VI J
Kelly ct al; J H Winans. atty; + Lane. ref;
amt due, S1,210; taxes, etc, $50 50.
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MANHATTAN.
AVE. A. 1854: sty brk 2Ox75: June 26 1903
SARAH Kinney to George Kocher; S2eeo; attor-
ney, Hugo Cohn, 10 Ave a.
AUDUBON AVE. 18th st; 25x1o0:
Nor, 3 1891; Joseph W Morris to Farmers Loan
ami Trust Co. $1,000; address, 90 William st.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. e cor 1e2d st;
Pc 11x1s7 10x6s ax64 10; Jan 90 1910: saxonia
-lS t5o 600; attorney. Frederick a Snow. Is
y Wall St
ian &c, 1896; Max Cioldstein and ano to Catherine
! Levy: $1,000; attorney Henry j. Cohen. 81
! Park Row.
WILLETT ST 5: 8 stv brk 27xl0o: Jan 81.
/ 1906: Jacob Cutler and David Cutler Charles
Yung 5000; attorney, Frank NJ Tiehenor, IS
! Park Row.
Jrne l. 1870: Mary { Brown to Gustav Cin!iotri:
$1,000; attorneys. Rose & Putzel, 12S Broadway.
7TH AVE 19f: sly brk; 16;sx5s; Oct "a,
Savings Institution $1,000: attorney, c
Gross. 2Ff Broa dvay.
BETH ST, % West. 21x7f- april %, 1909; the
Co; sIio60: address $40 Broadway.
5sTH ST, s, 400 # of 10th ave. 25x1Oo.5:
Ma IS. 1901; Meyer Goldberg and abraham
tsree.nberg 10 Henr-y Drcyfuss: $4,000 attor-
ney., Iachman & Goldsmith. 50 Nassau st
s-iTH ST 1874 West: sty brk. 25xIo0.5;
JrPe Il 1907 Jacob Messns sIo a and ano to the
vi lson NJ Powell. % Wall st
'67TH ST, $. 200 # e Of Amsterdam ave.
y MOO 3. Nov %, 1903, Hermann RtXmann 70
e izabeth Aessner; $4,000; attorneys, Hoadly,
Lautertach & johnson. 2s William ST.
18TH ST. : s. 3626 # OF Sd ave. Is "a
Frank. s. 900. afforners- fachman g Cold
smith, 81 Nassau 81.
10TH ST. n $. EOS = e Of Amsterdam ave
to Charles Fl F'ree1na an: s. 900; attorney. Title
Insurance Co. 135 Broadway.
l72D ST. al West. g stv hrlz [1'be Brittany
51xlOo. Il: Aug !. 1907 John NJ Schmidt IN lydia
jenkins: $1,000: atuoIweys Philbin. Beekman
Nenken & Grisoou. % william St
18TH sT 31se E of Fe7s ave Is
Guarantee and Trust CO: 5000; address. 17t
Broadway
l2sT,H ST. s. 100 # W OF Sd ave, 10, 6xss. Il
July g 1897; Carrie \ Miller to the Bank for
avings in the city OF New York: $500: ad-
dress. $50 4th ave.
THE BRONX.
FULTON AVE W g. ,l6 II II n of East lT4th
St 93 sx1ooxa5 X: Iltas 2s. 1906 Martin q
Faris TO Fanny Faris: $4,000 address. a47
BroaGWHy.
MAPES AVE. n Q cor Is0th St 4Txa3: Dec Is.
1900 Mellern Realty a nd Construction Co 10
James G Weutz: s54 COG: attorney. Title Insur-
ance 60, lS5 Broadway-
ST AIMS AVE 656. .2.J.1 II of Rae st. a6 SIX
2;,x92. SKIS, May = 1851; Marie Slender and
Henry Powell to Hy stats; $4,000. attorney.
Henry P Bothy, $50 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE-. W cor Of is7th ST. 80
xIoI. Aug II, 1908 James Mulhollaud and
ano TO Theone Koppel: $4,000: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trsist co, IT6 Broadway
WEBSTER AVE, II W cor of lstst st. 175x
100 being part or lot go map partition prop
erty oe Rebecca Bassford, at Fordham. sept
~ 1909 William Duncan Cameron to Mary
b Scvin IS zoo: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. 1T6 Broadway
WEBSTER A oId " cor f Ct isist st: 1oox
to William Cameron; $4,000: address. 1901
Bathgate ave
1ssD ST. n s, 40 It W of Davidson ave. e5x
100, March II. 1905 Mary Wharton ant Clara
wit 10 Joseph q Tompkins: $1,000 address
4oI West fTth st.
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Grafton Branch.

Mrs Dorsch. president Of the Grafton On.
y branch, says the large undressed doll
sent from the office in our box OF cheer is
destined 70 be a ray of sunshine 10 more
than one sick little girl. It was dressed
prettily and, after being on exhibition at
our annual fair held on July q, 1t was sent
70 the Troy Fresh Air Home 10 cheer some
little girl who might be on the sick list.
Mrs. Dorsch asks that cheer may be sent
10 Mrs. Ross BuIsun, care Of W. Mutton.
t,ropseyvilIe. Rensselaer, County. n. Y, an
invalid mother of her branch. Mrs. Bulson
has not been well for four years, but dur
ing the last six months has been confined
10 her bed with rheumatism. She suffers
greatly and is much discouraged.
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Death of Menu ers.

Mrs. T. T. Mclean. Of Conant Fla. re-
ports the death Of two of her branch mem
bers. Mrs Fabyan died on July 19 Her
end. saws Mrs Mclean, was Just gradual
passing out OF a useful, happy life, leaving
her husband in desolation-" On August
Miss virginia 3. Han. OF Fruitland Park.
passed away AT the De Soto Sanatortum. IN
Jacksonville, leaving heartbroken mother
and sisters. As the pestnlistress she had
many opportunities 10 make the lives or
others pleasanter and she never failed IN
her sunshine work
Mrs Murray, The poor woman on MIMI
avenue who has suffered so long from an
incurable disease. has entered into rest The
recent hot weather was the immediate
cause Of her death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
TIE COSTLY TUNIC GOWN
aTws Elaborate Robes Needed
Where One Might Suffice.

-,s favor TIRE tunic has enjoyed since Its
=. .,--nductto-. to ;he fashionable woman
=, accession nc surprise IN the minds Of
..,se who believe 81 feminine aspirations
:. ha directed toward the possession Of
80, costly rai1neat. The fact that Il
.-.kss possible the wearing OF two gar
80 where enc might suffice. these per-
.-s would say. makes all other recommen-
sx.,on supe-fuous- The tunic OF trans
-.-c7t material affords special qualification
:, ere sxtravzgant woman. for with 1t she
=, have the decorations of her inner robe
elaborate as she pieases, and the outer
-sss with its own costly trimmings. will
,~se enhance their beauty and not conceal
Were Z Tot that the expenSiveness Of
.a.~. Two garments IS somewhat moderated
= III extreme soantiness OF their dimen-
s,o7s. countless women would ere this have
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RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee)
AUGUST Il

BEAVER ST, /, first. second and third lofts:
@ " Faber. Inc. to Henry Moss & Co; yrs
from Sept l. 1909; s1,400 address. l Beaver st
PROSPECT AVE. 2143: sebato Massucci TO
term: $3.50; address. 2143 Prospect ave.
Sd AVE. 1856 basement: Augustus ireland
10 Elios X Baliacos; ) yrs from May J. 1910;
$500; address 1858 Sd ave.
9TH AVE. Ger 18th st: 92xs2: all: Henry
MoTgentFau- by attorneys David Price; / u
from Feb l. 1911 with agreement as to Tenewa
10 Jan 81 1887: also as building loan
$50 OoO, etcl; taxes. etc. and $4,000 address &.
eSo 9Th ave
sTH AVE, $50: all: Leonard Beck n Lei Ia
saalberg. : yrs from May l. 1910 $500 a d
dress, 592 Sth ave
21ST ST. % West: store, etc: Agnes H Poll Ter
10 Sterling Button 60: > yro from Feb /. 1c 10:
81 100. address, 81 East 18th ST
1O1ST ST. 302 East; store. bake ovens and
apartment No > of rooms; Joseph Rossmarl to
Meyer Herbst 3 yrs from May /. 1910 Si..!0O,
address. 213 East Hath st.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

list STBEET-Hugh-p n. Smyth has sold fol-
a client No 345 West : 1t street. Il four story
OF the Chatsworth apartment house. Susan 9
Twombly is the owner of record. The new
owner viii make extensive alterations to the
house and occupy it
18TH STREET-Mss Mary Monshan and
Edward J. Thompson have sold for John
HeaIey Nos. 243 and 247 West 18th street
on plot 50x1oo. II feet, to the Hennessey Realty
Company The property vas given in ex-
533 West 11eth street
GOTH sTREET-Irving Ruhlander has .sold
No 26 West 69th street four story dwelling
house. lot 20xI00-3 feet
SEVENTH AVENUE-Ade1stein & AvI-Itine
have resoid the northwest corner of Cathedral
Parkway and seventh avenue plot fronting
100 feet en- the parkway and lo-lo feet ON the
avenue. The purchaser. Abraham Weinstein,
is contemplating erecting on the site d four
teen story apartment house. # this p0an is
carried ont the house will be the highest in the
old Harlem district.
THE BRONX
KELLY STREET-H- L Phelps has resod
for the Henry Morgenthau Company the south
east corner of Kelly and f63d streets a five
story apartment house. with stores, on plot
50xIee feet. for about 800 coo 10 an investor
1&6TH sTREET-,H. I. Phelps has sold for
Augustus Raubitschek no. At East f36th
street q three story and basement brick dwell
ing house. on lot 16sx10o feet
18TH STREET-H. L. Phelps has sold for
Augustus Raubitschek No. SAP East 135th
dwelling house, on lot f9-2x16O feet.
WISE AVENUE. ETC-Charles Leopard has
WISE avenue. a four story fathouse. 35xto0. for
the Ciofr Company, to b. Gonnello: also 4 plot
50x1oa feet on the west side of Bryant avenue
north of Freeman street 70 the tlof1 Com
pany for Improvement; also the lot, 25x10o
feet on the west side Of Iongfellow avenue. 10
feet south Of 113d Street
CONCORD AVENU E-Henry Hertz has sold
to Mr. Hinck No. 511 Concord avenue, a.
three family house. on lot fS.9x9S.9 feet,
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. Hannah Thompson. of Lenora. Kan.
will be seventy-six years cd on August 16,
and some helpful birthday greetings are re-
o,jested for her Her daughter-in-law
writes: We thought last year was q bad
one for our crops, but thrs year is worse.
On account Of the long drouth We shall
hardly have feed for the stock, and so we
feel discouraged. with a family of nine to
sIpport. On account of these dark days 1
would like mothers natal day TO be bright
ened by sunshine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15

Beck Street Realty Co to George Johnson
. assts; each Sc. 300
Yer Plank estate TO 10th Ward sank Si7''o0
Samuel Frankensteh to David Fried, "a, co
Dofnenico Candida to Lillian EicKefs, SI'oJ,.
ST Johns Park Realty Co to JOSIAH II D
Witt: 81, 600.
Same to same S10D.
Central Mortgage Co to Title Guarantees and
Trust Co. s.. 0e0 .,
Nv A Brann to Katherine Lyons: part
81 900.
Idene D Deniscn. extrx. to Idene d benson
as trus: assts: 81 .
William r II Martin and ano. trus, 10 FercS
W kennaday; sl959o
Percy " Kennady TO Lawyers Title Alsoi
ance and Trust Co; 500 .o
Joseph Reiss 70 Margaret Knox: 81, l32 50
Albert Whitney TO Lawyers T1tis INSURANCE
and Trust Co; Sia,oo9. -
Albert Whitney and ane. .rus. to Aioer,
Whitney: 81. . =.
Jacob IsraeIson exr, to Jacob Shevan; 81.
Title Insurance Co to Franklin Trust Co.
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