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New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
APPLAUD CARNEGIE GIFT
Presbyterian Ministers Send Heartiest
Christmas Greetings to Him.

Nearly two hundred members of the
Presbyterian Ministers Associa ton, after
their annual luncheon. held at the Hotel
Latham yesterday, passed resolution in
which they extended their heartiest Christ
mas greetings to Andrew Carnegie and
congratulated him his timely and mu-
nifcent gift of s10Nn,Do0 for the promotion
Of universal peace
An address on Church Unity was made
by the Rev. ". T. Manning, rector of Trim
ity Church. He said in part: 1T is clear
that there is. and has been since Christ s
time q visible church, set in the world
by God to work for the upbuilding OF right
eousness i'll men. 1t is equally clear that
such a church must be united If It is TO do
the work for which it exists"
The Rev DR.. Henry Van Dyke, evident
" did not agree with Trinity's pastor. FOR
he said in part: Il do not believe in a
visible church. | do not believe Presbyteri-
ans believe in visible church. The world
has had too much church union The Ret
ormation was not in VAIN
DR.. Manning also said that the task OF
bringing together a world conference was
a prodigious one, requiring many prelim-
mary conferences, which must include
Christian bodies of all names = All Cath
olics ought to be there, he said.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE.

George whippIe and arc. trustees. % Fs-~
ers Loan and Trust Co. trustee; 81
Milton Arnold 20 Leo n HiTsch: 81
City Real Estate Co 70 Home Life Iasu-,,c.
Co; sf73,o0O-
Eva e Weber 10 David Gladstons: sJf5
Ernest Ehrrnann 20 Ernest Enrmann ard N,
trustees: $4,000
SAVOY Improvement Co 10 Unionport Is4~..
and Manufacturing Co: 2 assts. S2.9T4
Maurice Rapp et a.. eIrs. to Ena1-s
Glauber, S1C0.
Bremen Realty and Construction Co 70 R5rs,,
81 Soufhworth; $500.
Emma Googins 10 Charles z Parker: $40.
Julius n Rei,er 10 John Skeily; 81.
John SkeIiy and alo 70 Mary y Clark. Il
Jessie II Sanilson TO julius r Rsi-s-.
Marx II Rogers 70 Jenrie Eachracu; 81
George L Holmes to Alma " Gilsev: S25sFs
Annie r Whitney % American Nortgazs G.
SIS $40.
Annie r spratley 70 Annie P Whitney, s~
500
Tit1- Insurance. Co TO william F Clare ar.
ano, e1rs; $4,000
New York Mortgage and Security CO 70 WIZ
lam Clare. s13. II5.
German Real Estate @ 20 Frsdsrick y
WoIrerfch: 81
Catherine futile 10 Martha Tuttls: 81
Henry 2 Coe. trus-ess % E!izaoetn 9 Cas-.
ner: 2 assts; $3.50
Hugh Bresnan and ano. individual ard s,
adrnr. TO John Brssnan; g. 90.
Metropolitan Trust Co 70 Manhattan I5-t-
gage Co; 81
Anna Stenne et al. exrs. TO Henry stsnn.
s27 900
Manhattan Mortgage co 70 New York II,
Insurance co; $4,000.
Joseph Bird. trustee. 70 julia Cameron
s42. 600.
Lawyers Title Insurance and TrUst . q
Lawyers Mortgage Co: . aSsrss S2l3.teH
Same to Adelaide g WSSGlaEe. -, ,titl
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MORE BIG MIDTOWN LEASES
Edward Fast Gets Large Space
in Lower Fifth Ave. Building.

Frederick Fox x GO. nave leased Tor tne
14th Street Bank. the fourth and fifth lofts
containing 10,060 square feet Of space at the
southeast corner of 14th street and F1fth
avenue to Edward Fast; for the Criterion
Construction Company $500 square feet OF
space. No. ia TO 120 West 26th street, for
a term of years to J. P. Slater; for the
Eugatnom Realty & Construction Company,
5000 square feet of space in the new build
ing Nos 143 and 145 West 9th street, to the
Majestic Manufacturing Company; for the
Gibson Steingart Construction Company,
$500 square feet of space in the new build
ing No. 146 to $50 West 25th street for a
term of years to Abraham Levinson; for
Gross Engel & Co., store and basement,
No 113 West 9th street, for a long term
of wears to H Grohs; for Samuel Medlin
fifth loft No. 81 West 18th street TO Walzer
e. Brosow: for David Herring the second
loft No. 2e West 2sth street to SchIank &
Ans.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
for term of years the building No. L
Gold street for the George Chris Realty
Company to Van Nechten & Bayne. The
Moves Company has also rented lofts in
Nos. 11S and 120 Maiden Lane for the Jane
Investment Company TO Wilford Hall Lab
oratories: in No 45 Fulton street for How
ard A. Morse TO julius klorfein in No.
255 Pearl street to Bradley & Smith; In
No. 10S Grand street for ]. NJ. 7. Nichols
to John j. Schwartz & Co. and In No 26
Frankfort street for Charles Gerst to
Fletcher Stanley Company; offices in the
F'ulton-Chambers Building to Oscar f.
Ehrle and in Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty street
to Naturol Company. and additional space
in the Hilliard Building, at John and
D,,tch streets to the McNab & Harlin Man
ufacturing Company.
DR. w. H. Lucas leased the dwelling
house on the northeast corner of West End
avenue and 10th street, from Cornelia Ogle
for a term of years.
| William A. White & Sons leased for the
Swan estate to Weber Heilbroner the
building at the northeast corner of Nassau
street and Maiden Lane. for a term OF
years and have leased for Weber & He'll
broner TO Abel Brothers and A j. Grinberg
& Son the upper part of this building.
Pease &, Gilman rented for Richard E.
Forrest his country place on Ocean avenue
and Longwood Crossing. Cedarhurst, Long
Island to Herbert Van Wagenen, jr.
Duross Company leased loft at No. 4eS
Greenwich street to the Columbia Refinfsh-
ing Company the fifth loft at Nos. 132. 1874
and 1876 West 14th street. to G. A. PhZer.
of Paris France, and for William A. Bal
lentine No. AZ Barrow street, to Allen D.
| sAv,-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
PROTESTS FOR ANTONOP0LUs
Counsel Writes to Park Commissioner
Regarding Onslaught on Stand.

Park Commissioner Charles S. Slower re-
ceived a letter Of protest yesterday from
Blandy. Mooney & Shipnan, counsel for
John d. Antonopolus, whose stand in City
Hall Park was wrecked on Saturday by
order Of the Commissioner. The letter,
which signed by Mr. Blandy, said that
he could not believe that the work was
done under the orders of the Commissioner.
Continuing, MIR. Blandy said that the
Commissioner informed him that he had
thought of inviting public bidding on the
space at the end of ninety days, and that
meantime the increased rent should be Sc
cured by a bond.
After you had thus expressed your
views, and after / had approved of the
public bidding L made a counter PROPOSE
ton Mr.. Blandy went on to say, name
". that we should pay $500 for the origi-
raI and additional space, an increase OF
81, 600 a year, TO be dated back TO January
1, 1910, for a lease of the entire premises
then occupied by my client for period
covering your term of Office
In view of this arrangement. Mr.. Blandy
| declared he believed that what was done
could not have been ordered by Mr.. Slower.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
A 100000 WAREHOUSE
Structure for Greenwich Village
Will Occupy Entire Block.

Plans have been filed for building sr
eight story fireproof warehouse. to occupy
the entire block bounded by Washington
street. Barrow street. Greenwich street ailo
Morton street Immediately across the
street from the United States Appraiser
Stores The erection of this newest ware
house will compel the destruction or SIX
teen old fashioned brick and frame o"eii-
ing houses, occupying the block. Inc
building will have q FACADE OF brlck ana
limestone and is estimated to cost AsW''V'.
The s. Johns Park Realty Company, oi
which w D. Fitzpatrick is president, IS
the owner William II. Paine is the afchi-
tect.
Plans have been filed for building SIX
story store and office building at the SOUTH
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

a-e. los. ex5Ox1o0 fOx50; March "a 1c.oo =
G. Gore 10 Agnes Ryvoit; $500. afrornavs : 'o.-rs
lam keating. 3as3 White Plains rd "'a
KOSSUTH AVE, $ cor Bryant ~ "a
So. ffx16s-5; July Is 1910: Rachel yr;,as 4
Bronx Security and Brokerage Co: sss.,l Ne q,
ney. Isaac Lsyison. rs East I3sth sr atios-
LOT 143. Block u. amended mar, 81, xn
estate. West Farms. Nov 30. 1896: Tacrs ~
kofsky and others 70 Frederick Lsoslor- I, N N
attorney, Robert III Bergman. 1919 81 av. ~'as
OPDYKE AVE. g. Is II ~ Of "a ar
Opdyke ave, S. 80 {. OF I'd 81 25xffe tN l.N
4. 1910. John " Kavanaxn TO Mar = Aaf
Walter II Donovan. 5000. attorney ,ss sat
WhaIen. 206 Broadway saes
PERRY AVE. W :. 275 II . OF scotr ~
100, May 25. 1903; William G Bsrxeo - :, ia
z Thorp: 5000: attorneys. O'Hara Eyo,sssA
Bedford Park. -1s
TOPPING AVE. n e cor or Belnon- ..
o5: March IS 1863. Harold swain 10 Ms---2s 2s
Morton; $1,000 attorney. II swain. f7s psesss
way.
UNION AVE. 1917. 90 Y OF 1ssth e. 49,.
frreg: Dec 10. 1909. John r O'Learv "a s1
ance and Trust Co. leo Broadway. ss
wEsTCHESTER AVE. cor or rns
ave. 75-fx29.4. being Toe I. block 5iI rrs7 e..
Subdivision OF property Of Mary PssrssiI e -
fany, part OF Fox estate. March q 1873. r-foN
Realty Co 70 Bertha Rernig: $3.50; attorasY
Lachnlan & Goldsmith, IS Nassau ST.
1s2D ST, $. f24-3 IT OF Rysr ave fAc..
1877 xf46x25.7; July 19 1900 Ann lruIIa--H.s
Edward " Boxer and ano: atto~nsy Iau--a 2
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 1G0 Broadesv ~
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SUFFRAGETTES NOT LADYLIKE
When Mrs. Gilbert Jones Says So Miss
Mary Keegan Retorts.

There was a debate yesterday between
Mrs Gilbert Jones, the anti-su1raglst. ana
Miss Mary Reegan, the English sunragette
at the rooms of the National League 1or
the Civic Education of Women, of Whlch
Mrs Jones is chairman. The debate was
iulpromptu however. The league was to
have listened to d talk on The Economic
Position of Women from Mrs. Eva Mac
Donald Nalesh. but Mrs. Falesh was de-
Iayed by the idiosyncrasies Of g, Fifth ave-
nue. stage and arrived TOO late to do any
thing but promise to make her speech some
other time.
Miss keegan. who wore her prison badge.
proclaiming that she spent six months III
Holloway Jail TWO years ago, said tnat sile
didn't know il was an anti meeting when
she wandered in. She supposed Ihe
League for Civic Education OF Women
meant something broad And here L
find it's an anti-suffrage organization she
sighed why anti-suffrage isn't move
ment it's sitting DOWN
Mrs. Jones and some of the other ANTS
said they didn't think the ragettes were
at all ladylike. Then the debate began
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
suFFRAGIsT CIGARETTE Is OUT
Man Wastes Three Perfectly Good
Matches Trying to Light One.

Those long heralded votes for women"
cigarettes which Mrs. John Winters Bran
non was to have contributed TO the green
and purple counters Of the Woman'S Po-
ItfcaI Union shop, at No 46 East 18th
street, materialized yesterday and they
were nothing but mild little chocolate iml-
tation cigarettes Miss Alberta Hill, who
minds the shop said that she hoped the
base rumor that suffragists smoke would
now down.
The chocolate affairs are paper tipped
and look to the naked eye like perfectly
good cigarette. They are SO natural tnat
Ihev deceived a man. name unknown, VINO
had been inquiring at the shop for cigar
cites so indefatigably that Mrs. Harriet
anti ernissary who wanted TO give the
women a bad name. He wasted three per
fectly good matches before he discovered
: he
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
Seen in The Ibops

golden haired doll in q voluminous
brown polo coat and cap is in reality a tea
cosey and costs s. Go
A brown velvet alligator forms the top of
a most excellent hat brush. which costs "a
cents in the black bristles
paper bandbox filled with English writ
ing paper is novelty and sells for 81.
Carved ivory shoe horns in very attrac-
tive patterns are selling at s. 30 each.
Carved ivory hatpirs in many new de-
signs start in price at 81 and grow more
expensive as they are more elaborately
carved.
Small ivory paper cutters. with a little
| carving on them, are selling at 30 cents
| apiece.
| The names OF shops where articles mentioned
On this page were seen can be obtained by send
| ing stamped and addressed enveope TO Seen
| In the Shops New-York Tribune TO insure
| prompt reply the date Of publication should be
given
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
LIS PENDENS.

VALENTINE AVE. :. $50 It of 1ssh 4
1OOx25o: Bronx Borough Bank ast ware
Carey notice Of levy}' attorneys B@Fsniaa s
Davis. N
ssTH ST. IS. 1856 It = OF Park ave. 1srsss
Edward s BurTis agr Frederick \ Troworfl:
faction TO recover possession; attorney. :
Backus-
LOT 254. mortgage map o. Arden pTops-
The Rrony- TboTnas HowIey agr VI 81
Nortensen ct al foreclosure OF mtgl' aitor1s
r ID Elder.
4sTH ST. 2Os East; Lima EttIinger ast WIZ.
ID Morgan ct al foreclosure OF mtsl. artorns's
Peacock & Steves.
I'D AVE, 1910: City Of New York agr PER
Curran (rotice Of levy; attorney, \ Il VASE
GATH ST. 302 East: same agt same 'uotes :
levy); attorney. a r Watson
ID AVE 12I0: same ast same tnotics oI s'tt
attorney, \ + Watson
SAME PROPERTY; same ast same 'notes ,
Ievy): attorney a K Watson.
134TH ST, 40 West: People of The Siais :
New York agt Edward Warren 'h9''e7 :
Nvy); attorney. \ & Watson
ssTH ST. s. $50 IT OF 5th ave- =. !.
OH: 9sth st, $. 125 IT 2 OF Jth ave, "a "a
IpO.1I; 9Sth ST. = 20 II OF 5th S'S.-
1OO.iI: Mutual Life Insurance 20 - ~ ffs-.
York agt Emanuel BlumensteH e al w.
closure OF mtg); attorney. j Mckeen-
4sD ST. 2S1 and 23S East; Charles b >
agt Philip Wagner ct al t1eFecEos-Is u -s
attorney, r Mel Jackson
Is5TH ST. 3Oa to 514 East: Adolph NJ -
agt Mountain Construction Co - al W"
closure OF mtg); attorney, : SinSefna@
14sD ST. 615 East; Borsia Marble Non'
at F'Ioratts Construction CO ct 81 tactes :
forecIose mechanics Hem; attorneys. JaeAs~
HoIIander &c Frank
GRAND ST. n s. ga # Of Mott 81 80 81,
look irregs Lena Etti1nGeC aSt FlS.Lp -
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys =
cock & Steves-
WASHINGTON AVE. 5. 9e-N = :.
16sth st, a45xI401 irreg; Joseph : Dess.
ayr syt William n Heddend0rf - al -
closure OF ratg): attorneys. sullivan * -
we'll = n
lots of Haight estate. Bronx. Abbce = vs.
man agt James r Haugh ct al (foTsciosA.ss
two mtgs): attorney. Z Wishtnan,c
10TH ST $ - II OF LIST ave, Z,Ss-.
louis Ettliuger, trustee. agt Fallsk MILE,
et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Eetuer-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

Among the toys will be found most
marvellous collection Of tenp1n games Oh
ali sizes. with the prices ranging from 20
cents 10 81.
A cash for the pole is a game that d
number may play at the Same time, IL
costs 80 cents
Geometrical cubes that may be enjoyed
by erown-ups. as we'll as by children, cost
25 cents and upward. according TO size
AIbatrass dressing sacques in delicate
coIors trimmed with Persian silk, sell Tor
g. - each.
Large silk heart-shaped handkerchief
cases, with ribbon bows and scented, sell
for So 90 each
Cob pipes with crocheted moss covering
the bowl and a bow Of ribbon at the stem
end are for hairpins and sell for So cents
! Tiny hat boxes. with little paper hats In
them. are among the holiday favors, and
with a card tied on they make excellent
place cards. They cost IS cents each.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
TRUCE IN CHINATOWN FAILS
Agreement Must Be Arranged to ''Save
the Face of All Concerned.

The truce arranged between the tongs in
Chinatown has failed.
According to Hin Wong, secretary of the
peace committee, who worked from Z
o'clock Saturday night until O'Clock Sun
day morning arranging terms for truce,
the tongs wish to make peace, but have
not heen able to do so, lacking third
party who could arrange an agreement
as to end the feud without either side
losing face
The committee is now interviewing Lead
ers of both sides, and hopes to make pre-
liminary report next Saturday, when an
other public meeting will be held at No. Is
Mott street.
Among the members of the peace COM
mittee are Professor c. H. Chu. principal
of the Chinese public school; the Rev Lee
Too, of the Methodist Chinese mission
the Rev. HUE Kin, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Chinese Church; Ou Lurn, a
teacher in the Chinese school; Lee Vat Chi,
a merchant: Lam Von-fong, treasurer of
the New York Chinese Students Club, and
DR.. Chen Huang Chong, of Columbia Uni
versity.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
REALTY BOARD ISSUES DIARY

The Real Estate Board OF Brokers has
Just issued its Diary and Manual for 1911.
The book contains all of the valuable
statistical information which has made
previous editions so valuable for reference
purposes and, in addition. much that is
new
One feature which has added to the at
tractiveness of the diary is its arrangement
with three dates on page, so that when
opened at any particular place the re-
mainder OF an entire week may be seen
nyIanca
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

26TH ST, = 3Ij II OF 6th ave 5gx9ss
Clark & Co agt Morris Mayors, David Tnss
and Joseph Lieblins owners trensUaD. s3.5ss5.
BROADWAY cor 31st St 1GS. 1}xs1 ),
frreg; August F Fruhling agt Manhart3n Thez
tire. owner and contractor S1o.63
SAME PROPERTY; John J McEieruan s-
same: 1851 -
f2jTH ST, 600 West Abraham EcsIin az
BURKE AVE. ? cor Bronx Park ave ~
So: Louis Oidshein agt North Bronx Realty Ca
owner; Frank McGaTry. contractor Slcj 90
path ST. 142 10 1f6 West: Otis Elevator q
agt District Realty Company. owner. Fets
Guilty.. contractor 81. 100
FREMONT AVE. cor Gapes ave ID
$50: Cork & Zicha Marble Co agt John " Cor
nish Construction Co. owner and coatrsccr
81 600
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ALTMAN OBTAINS s2,ooo,ooo LOAN.

Benjamin Altman has obtained from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company loan OF
s2.O00,0O0, on the block bounded by Fifth
and Madison avenues, 34th and 35th streets,
in which his store is located BY the pur-
chase of the Howard and Delano proper
ties at Madison avenue and Gath street an
nounced recently Mr. Altman obtained
control Of the entire block.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
The SKINNY SKIRT DOOMED.

in ordering gowns this season many
smart women have bought extra widths Oh
material so much are they IN doupt as u
the continuation of skinny skirts. for eA-
trene STYLES are ever shortllVed ana at ihe
season of dances ali the shortcomings Oh
the narrow skirt are bound 10 De 1naoe
manifest. To dance in a bolster case IS q
feat utterly impossible. besides MAKING 'iie
dancer look more ridiculous thah any
clown.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

west corner of the Bowery and Delaney
street. with frontage Of 1l.5 feet on the
Bowery and 9s.2 feet on the street, by S29
feet in the rear. The building will have a
FACADE of brick, terra Gotta, limestone and
sheet metal, and is estimated to cost $4,000.
Condogiane Brothers are the owners. Oscar
LoWinson is the architect
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee
nEcEMRER 70


DECEMBER 10
INTERvALE AVE. 959 ~store, etc. Winnie
Realty and Construction CO 10 Alexander Mu!i
ero: 5 yrs from Dec l, 1910: $500 to s1.o2o; ad-
dress 1850 Stebbns ave
LEXINGTON AVE. 732; Carl Sotscheck to
Carl Sotscheck Co: 10 yrs from Jan !. 1911; 3D.
400 to ST 600: address, Ts2 Lexington ave-
NORTH WILLIAM ST, 20, store and part
basement: VIM r Wilder and ano to W Cfernant
10 yrs from May 1, 1910; S2,5ob; address, -
North William St
10TH AVE 554: Joseph VI Garvey TO Patrick
Kelly 5 yrs from May /, 1911; s., 400: address,
sol 10th ave.
11TH AVE n . cor 2Gth st. corner store: Au-
gustus Meyers to Henry Bother: 10 Yrs from Jan
l, 1911: So. GOO.
SAME PROPERTY; assign lease: Henry Bott-
ier to John Breenan: 81; address. $40 West 10Th
st.
34TH ST 400 East; John McSherry to Timothy
N Moriarty: yrs from Jan i, 1911; S3,-
$50: address. 1916 East Both St
57TFI ST, - West. 5Ox1O05: West 9th Street
Co to Alice NJ Dunston and ano; 20 yrs & mos
from Nov l. 1910; S21, 900 to $4,000; address, =
West 34th st.
HATH 81, $40 East. Office and hail. I.uis
Tumo 70 Rtckmen's s Protective Union; VI from
Jan l. 1911; $3.50; address. 349 East 114th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
DIDN'T HELP MISS GAST0N
Women Fail to Join Her in War
on Ritz Carlton Smoking Rules.

The cfubwomen OF New York City
ought TO rise up against this thing.
That is what Miss Lucy NJ. CASTOR, head
OF the Anti-cigarette League Of America,
thinks of the announcement Of the man
agement of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel that
smoking by women will be allowed IN the
hotel restaurant and parlors.
Miss CASTOR had come on from Chicago
to see about raising money for the work
of the league in this city, and intended TO
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
ATTIRE FOR THE HEAD
Something Provided for Every
Hour of Day and Night.

Probably never before were the things a
woman may wear on her head so numerous
and varied in style as they are now Some
sort OF covering for the locks OF the fair
sex. which serves either as q. protection or
IS g qualification TO the vanity OF the wear
er. has been provided for every hour Of the
DAY.
The popularity cf the night cap. which
VAS almost necessity in the days of
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

mother whose children go 10 a schooi
which has no lunch counter Keeps on manu-
~, assortment Of little boxes that ht per-
fac,Iv into a lunch basket. Sandwiches
wrapped in parafiin are put into one little
Roy cookies into another and so ON. In
this way each article Is kept fresh ana
there is no rningling. OF fiavors
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Frederick w Jansen has sold for
Kidansky & Lew a plot l35xl51 feet, on
Clinton avenue. New Brighton. Richmond
Borough. This is the last plot of the Kun
hardt Estate property which the same
apartment house a plot So by 100 feet.
adjoining the northeast corner OF Madison
avenue and 97th street. this city
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders attorney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
DECEMBER 10
MANHATTAN
AVENUE D, s. IS II n OF Sd St 16xT5; Dec
10: . yrs. Henry krauss TO Seena II CamphelI.
$l1 600: address. 126 East 74th st
BURLlNG SLIP. 81 10 35 S sty brk aax
irreg' Dec 10: yrs. per cent: Abbott Iov
TO kehecca Nahuos; s12, 500: address 80 Yves,
51th ST. ''
BLEECkER ST, 1877. g sty brk c5xiCo: Dsr
Il: Yrs. per cent: Cora l. Penny TO II !
BUCK; *4.Soo address. so 9th ave. Brooklyn.
DIVISION ST. 2sa. sly brk 2sx irrsx: !
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
MANHATTAN.

MANHAIIAN-
WASHINGTON ST. Barrow So GreeEvIcn
and Morton st whole block. fer an sty ri
ycarehO1Ise 2OOx2O4x2OsxI92: ~ Johns Pss
Realty co. 14es Broadway owner V r Pairs, Z
West 1o5th st. architect; cost, $sJ",uy-
BOWERY, cor Delaney ST. FOR y
rrk store and office bldg. 11-5xSS.2N 1rres. On
degiane Brothers, 147 Delaney 81. owners:
IcWinsch Is East 42d St architect; cost, 81 ss
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS
18th ST. g. 225 fl of 9th ave; 70 4 s-
brt factory: Stern < SaaIberS Realty g. ovnsr
BJchrnan & Fox. IL East J9Jh 81, arehirs-s
ccst Sf2, ,0Go.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Exchange salesroona Nos. Ii and Is Nesey
street:
Bv Brvsn I. Kennedy.
SeTH ST 232 ana 234. Brooklyn. 3S.Sxlo" z,
two 2 st,, dwgs; exr's sale. sold 10 simon
Henchel for 81, 500.
BY Joseph T. Day
WEST END AVE. 5e9 23xs0. zty dwg; sd-
journed sine die
WEST 1e1sT ST :. 100 Il OF 1th ave i5x
90 H. vacant; sold 70 the plaintiff for S1s,eGo
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Ladies Christian Union will hold It's
rsuaI weekly devotional meeting to-nlor-
TOW 1oornins AT II o'clock in the chapel of
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
OF Interest TO 6Uomen

the Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue and
18th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

DECATUR AVE q 5. : ft OF 1851 ,ss--~s =. -
n . =. Webs-sr ave Y 25xqS. 10. CrescO Norlss
- IoS,s Decatur Construction Co SIS 49,
SMENTINE AVE. 5. 90 r eI -, - \.
o5x;5. Paragon Mortgage 60 loans A'sUs'
son ST, ,OOo-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAl

FRONT STREET-Tbe Charles r. Moves Com
parry has sold for the ! prktown Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

6ITH ST. 224 West; Charles \ Bruins
Margaret Free; Aug 10, 1910; So -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LE
CITY PROPERfN-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-20

HOLIDAY GIFTS OF F7N4QUE AND ENcII-
sive Partisan Novelties with the indisputable
character Of the reel Paris make, style. work
rnzaerfp and finish being shown in an
@zouse,te variety al JAMES UNIQUE PARIS
SOP now removed 70 42s Fifth avenue. be-
Ry cen SSth ard 3eth sts.