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New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

An entire block front bounded by Green
wich, Washington Morton and Barrow
street was sold yesterday by Trinity Church
Corporation TO James H Cru1zshank The
latter has dealt extensively in property IN
this general neighborhood, and viii I'M
prove the site with one or more eight story
rreproof mercantile buildings as tenants
NAV require H S Scheuber & Bros.
were the brokers in the transaction.
Most of the houses now on the property
are two story frame buildings, many of
them stables. On the Barrow and Wash
ington street corner are four four story
brick buildings. and at Morton and Wash
tngton streets is a three story brick build
ing. In all there are about twenty-five of
these old structures. which will be torn
down TO make room for the improvements
planned by Mr. Cruikshank-
The block front comprises sixteen lots
The frontage on Barrow street is 2e41 feet,
on Morton street 1928 and on Greenwich
and Washington streets 200 feet each. This
gives q total street frontage Of about 500
feet and an area of approximately 1000
square feet The block is directly opposite
the United States Appraisers Stores and
disgonally opposite the new building being
erected for the General Electric Company.
One block away are the Christopher street
stations Of both the Ninth avenue elevated
and the NcAdoo tunnel TO Jersey City and
Herald Square.
A fifteen story hotel and restaurant will
be buils on the old Brewster carriage fac
tory property, at Broadway, z7th and 4Sth
streets. by the Atlas Development Com
paly. il was said yesterday. Plans for the
structure are well under way.
The Atlas company leased the site from
John s. Sutphin, owner OF the property. for
tN'enty-one years. with privilege Of renewal.
the annual net rental for the first twenty
one years being sl23. 600 The plot has
frontage Of 155 feet on Broadway. 20 feet
IN 9Th street and 75 feet in 4Sth street
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

23D ST so and 512 West, . sty brlI, 30x
$50; March 10: ls9e: carr Peter 10 ftaIrIeI t1 a
Drexel Building.
10TH ST. 52s West. : sty brk, 1Oo5x25;
Dec T. 1904; julius Dietz TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; $4,000: address. 176 Broadway.
4STH ST 126 West, ) sly brk. 2oX10o.5
June 6. 1902; Caroline y Cabot 10 the kqult-
able Life Assurance Society, $4,000; address,
10 Broadway
5oTH ST. 256 West. , sty brh, 2Ox1oo.4;
oct ., 1908; Stephen Braguc and ano 70
Susan . Chambetaz; $4,000; address. 4Of Sth
st. Brooklyn
Both, ST. 154 and 156 West, two , sty brk;
2oK1oo.4 !; sept 81 1909; Amelia f Martin and
Bank; $4,000; address, 12s Bowery.
58TH ST. 823 East, sty brk. 2o1x1oo 8
Jan 10. 1897; 90 81 Josephine Klqmpp TO Frank Frank }
59TH ST, 316 East. sty brlz. 25x1Oo.4; June
| Il 1907: NiNant Machin TO Harris d Colt
$1,000; address. 30 Broad st.
65TH ST. 40 West > sty brk Al 4.sx1O05;
March I. 1907, Junction Realty Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. $4,000: address. lie
/ Broadway.
9th ST. "a and SO West. 5 sty brk. 1oo-5x
/ zf.s; Broadway Reliance Realty Co TO Edgar
Appeby. trustee: $4,000: address. 1872 Broadway
SID ST, 90 East + sty brlI 19Sx102-2; Dec 80
! 1857: Frederick Correll and Caroline. his wife
/ 70 Max Oppenheimer; $4,000; attorney, Charles
Putzel. 29g broadway.
98TH ST, s to II West. sty brk. 100. .11xloox
! 76 eE24 4xloos; Dec 6. 1906; J Pionsky, a
| corPn, 10 Rose and George Kean and Esther
| Goldschmidt; $4,000; attorneys. Reiss & Reiss.
| 132 Nassau 81.
rsTH ST. 800 West. 5 sty brk. 25x1oo Ii;
| April % 1891; Heinereke Helmerich TO Herman
! Koenig and ano; Sl2, 600, attorneys. Deyo, Duer
/ & Auerbach, lis Broadway.
THE BRONX.
AQUEDUCT AVE s. 1854 it n Of 1885 st.
! 25.3x100; Nov s, 1909; william F Maloney to
Ann 7 OConnor; s., 900; attorneys. Farley g.
| carstarphen. 229 Broadway.
/ BROOK AVE, 1915 " e. 1o0x391: July 20
/ 1863; Mosholu Realty co Johann 3 " Lsnge
and ano; $1,000; attorneys, Bowers & Sands. 81
Nassau 81.
| BRYANT AVE. 1431. " g 25xlno; Jan So
! 1903; Louise = Hall To Margaret Knox. 81 600;
address, 75 Central PARK West.
CONVENT AVE s. 58.1I II of 1924 St
! 5l2leO. William Cumming and Catherine F,
his wife, 70 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co; si65o0i address 160 Broadway.
FOX ST, s. 1882 fl Of 165th St 25x1o0;
/ Oct %, 1903; J = Gaffney Construction Co to
/ New York Trust Co. So. 500. address. 26
/ Broad
KELLY d52dl ST. $. 235 # e of Robbins
ave. 25x143x2s. .sxl57.2: July g. 1907: Abram
I Bierer and ano 10 IrFtng Savings Institution;
/ $1,000; address. 115 Chambers st.
LOT 2se. map 113la, property ST Joseph's Or
phan Asylum. Wilcox St Bronx; July S, 1906;
| Margaret Mott to Charles " Everson; S4 24O
/ address. 243 Broadway.
! LOTS Il and IS. map ot lots Knickerbocksr
Il1st Co. Dec 2. 1907 Louis Neskes II dorothy
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
chTSKlll MOUNTAINS

VA SAsAE Ts0Ss Hs"S
Wa and TannersviIie Railways
Direct CONNECTION with the y = CenJ-al traI1s
,s5Jing VeV- work 7:54 and II II 4. II. daily.
,e.an+ s,fndav ana 4.O2 P NJ, daily. and tbs
West Shore trains leaving West 30 81 al 10
and II 80 A NJ. d7ily except S,irday- ---,--.-
Also direct connection with fEe = 10y
RIVER DAY line and the CAISFALL- = E--S~
lN1 pTRC-H3sE T-7s-1 TICKETS VIA CATsKILL-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
ARGUES FOR WHITE SLAYER
Counsel for Belle Moore Seeks Reason
able Doubt Certificate.

Justice Giegerich reserved decision yes
terday on the argument for a certificate OF
reasonable doubt for Belle Moore, the
negro woman who was convicted in Gen
eraI Sessions for trafficking in girls. She
is now in the Tombs under a sentence OF
from two and one-half to five years i'll
Auburn prison.
Counsel for the defendant said her con-
viction was the result of plot laid by an
agent of the District Attorney. He also
argued that Judge Grain, before whom the
defendant was tried, was hostile, and SO
limited him in his cross-examination that
the lawyer was prevented from bringing
out several points of material Importance
to his client
Stanley Richter. for the District Attor-
ney's office, opposed the granting of the
certificate, saying that the woman had
been legally and fairly convicted
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

COACHMAN.-Just disengaged; superior recon-
mendations; thorough horseman and driver
economical manager; temperate; understa nd
lawns, flowers, shrubs; single; go anywhere 2o'
West 36th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLJTION.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the firm of
Greenwald Display Fixture Company, COM
posed of Isador Shafran, Harry Schwartz and
Mole Greenwald, and the firm of Shafran,
Schwartz e GreenwaId composed of the same
parties, have this day been dissolved by
tual consent. Messrs Shafran and Schwartz
will continue Shafran & Schwartz. at No
413-417 East Sth street. Mr.. Mole Greenwald
will continue business under the of
Greenwald Display Fixture Company, at No
73S Broadway All moneys due said respective
firms should be paid follows:
To Shafran & Schwartz. all moneys for
wood working. store outfitting. show windows
All accounts for fixtures purchased at No. 73S
Broadway payable TO Mole Greenwald
Shafran & Schwartz will sign in liquidation
for the factory business, Mole Cireenwald for
the fixture and display business; Shafran &
Schwartz have assumed all of the liabilities of
the factory and Mole Greenwald all the liza
blities of the fixture and display business at
No. 73S Broadway.
Dated New York. July t. 1910
ISADOR SHAFRAN.
HARRY SCHW ARTZ,
MOLE GREENWALD
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

NJ Gray; $3.50; attorney. Title Insurance Co, lbs
Broadway.
LOT % map SIC of go lots known as
Thompson-Rose estate. The Bronx; Jan S 1908;
Matide Luricea to Joseph Mella; $1,000; at
torneys Porrtno & Ragaglia. 552 West Broad
way
LOT to H. map of lots knickerbocker Trust
Co, The Bronx; Dec =, 1907; Nellie K Howell to
United States Realty and Improvement Co; 81
475i address. III Broadway.
MORTON PL4 n $. 14S IT of Harrison ave,
J0X1o0 June II 1910; Edward B Friedman and
ano 10 John Fink; $3.50; attorney, Charles
Hoffman. 81 Nassau st.
WASHINGTON AVE. n W cor 1e9th st. 26x
Ill; Nov IS. 1906; Miriam de Vos to Justine
Frankel; So, 100; attorney, Robert Spear, % 4th
ave.
I'D AVE, n E, 125 # of Sd st (now Keppler
ave-. 25x100; Dec 20, 1905; Robert I. Irving TO
14Sth st.
161TH ST, s. 100 ft of Southern Boule-
ward. 7411X100; April IS. 1910; George Sail
niger and ano 10 Hugh d Smith; $4,000; at
torneL. Stephen O Inomas. 40 MalI ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
MECHANICS LIENS,
July II

WISE AVE. W cor 1880 st. 75x1oo: Hugh
ColMeIl agt ole Olsen. owner James Rus
ciano, contractor; $40 80.
WALTON AVE, W $. 100 Fl II Of 1s4th St
320x10o; D Edw Hall agt Walton Building CO.
d Schumer, contractor; S425.
FREMONT AVE, II cor Honeywell ave. 10o2
100; John Barile agt Evelyn II White, owner
and contractor; Evelyn Building Co, contractor;
s577.
SAME PROPERTY; Knickerbocker Wall Paper
Co agt same; 500 "a
COSTER ST. e 8, 200 # 3 Of Spofford ave- S6Ox
100; Max Krumholz agt Feiser Realty and Con-
struct1on co. owner; John kalmanowitz. con-
tractor; 1852.
Sd AVE. s e cor 1T2d st. 90 11x1006 Wolf
GelDand agt John Doe, owner: Julius Miller
contractor; S431.
114TH ST. West; Bernhard Childhaus agt
Harriet Wobach. owner; Z NJ Wolbach. con-
tractor (renewan. SD 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
STR MARY POWELL see sssvsE soEa77'

oth- niShi on-IeE r1esbros-ss 50,
f-45 p connecting at Wes- POINT VII
str LIHbNY 64,Lytzs due Msst t2d e4 ssc5 "a s5easr
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

/ PARK AVE. c $, 166 # of 166th st; for a 5
and sty brk bakery. 993x1S5.11: City Real
Estate Co 10 Broadway. owner Harry {:
Sweeney, II Court st, Brooklyn. architect; cost.
| 900
! PARK AVE. 2 s, 10S.2is # S of 165th st; for
a l sty brk garage and stable. 81. 10x151 City
Real Estate Co l16 Broadway. owner: Harry c
Sweeney, IL Court ST. Brooklyn, architect; cost.
: SIS, 600.
T GRAND AVE 9 = 400 # OF 1924 st: for a
2i2 sty frame dwg, 32X34 Thomas ii Thorn, St
West Kingsbrdge rd, owner: Serviss x Glenn.
So West kingsbridge rd. architects cost. $500.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
M'ANBNY' COMMITTEE MEETS
Begins to Investigate Placing of Fire
Escapes on Fireproof Buildings

The committee appointed by Borough
President McAneny to investigate and re-
port upon the matter of placing outside
fire escapes on fireproof buildings in the
Borough of Manhattan met yesterday at
the Office OF Rudolph P. Miller. Superin-
tendent of Buildings.
There were present at this meeting Jo-
saph P. Day. of the Board Of Brokers;
Paul Starrett, representing the builders;
julius FRANKIE representing the architects;
Allan Robinson, Of the Allied Real Estate
Interests. John / Downey and Z. P. Good
rich. who represented the Borough Presi-
dent The meeting was called to order by
Mr. Goodrich and was organized by the
election OF Allan Robinson. chairman, and
Rudolph P Miller. secretary
The committee has begun TO collect in
formation relative to the effect of fires IN
office buildings in the Borough of Manhat-
tan and large cities throughout the coun-
rTV
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

Farmers Loan and Trust Co TO East River
Savings Institution: S4S 600
George Erreger to Lizzie Hoffman; 81.
Fritz Heb and ano, eXrs. etc, to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $4,000
Everett Jacobs Gertrude Levy: 500.
Walter Peacock to WILDER G Goodale: 81.
New York Juvenile Asylum TO Farmers Loan
and Trust Co; 81.
Philip Marx 70 W Bennett Marx; 500.
Earle Rogers and ano TO Alice c Holden,
gdn; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
RSIONS


SiEANak IA ~ ; makes lfinS 1So.L e. r
to FISHING BANKS. Leaves 129th 81 y AZ
7:2O A NJ: Pier new I. y. r, SO A NJ
Bait and tackle on board Fare: Gentlemen
75c-: Ladies soc: Children. 25c-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
WORK WANTED.

Maze.
BAKERY and PASTRY COOK.-Good bread
baker: reliable; go in hotel or bakery. Baker.
26 Charlton St
RETIRED real estate man, who thoroughly
understands management or property, de-
sres position superintendent OF large
apartment house. Superintendent, Box 80,
Tribune Once.
EUROPE.-Ma seeking representation
IN European markets communicate with travel
Ter Of extraordinary ability who can furnish
highest references. Y. 7. T., Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broa dway.
YOUNG MAN-High School graduate wishes
position where advancement is guaranteed
J. K. 90 Cleveland St. Corona, y. Y.
Female
DRESSMA AKER.-French dressEnaker; coed
seamstress; for country: SO month. Ad-
dress, E. B.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broad
way
REFINED companion attendant; pleasant. nice;
speaks distinctly English; intelligent. kind,
cheerful healthy: adults. children: visiting,
residential. Satisfaction. 1895 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,
July L

MADISON AVE No 1877 TO III. and 31st ST
No - TO 81 East: Labarem Realty Holding Co
loans Associate Owners $5000 goo.
BRONXDALE AVE, cor Matthews ave-
35x- Elizabeth poolng loans Johanna Nc
Donoush S5 500
10STH ST $ 100 Fl " ot Amsterdam ave
lo0H10o Irving 1udis Building and Construction
CO loans Morris Welnsttta Ss0,Soo
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
BLOCK IN GREENWICH VILLAGE SOLD
Trinity Church Corporation Dsposes of Big Parcel Which
Large Mercantile Buildings Will Be Erected.
FIFTEEN STORY HOTEL FOR BREWSTER SITE

Hudson. Westchester County. known as
knollwood on the old Albany Post Road.
consisting of ten and half acres. a mod
ern house, stable and outbuildings- The
property was held at $S5o00.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

21ST ST. n s. 2T3 II II of 9th ave: for 4
sty brk show rooms 25x92: J Somrner 545A
Macon ST. Brooklyn. owner; Z Sommer 545A
Macon ST. Brooklyn. architect cost. S12 600
95TH ST s. 1898 # of Columbus ave; for
. sty synagogue, "a. 10x95. .slz; Congregation
Ponous Elisah T92 Amsterdam ave. owner;
Moore & Landsiedel, i4Sth ST and Sd ave. archi-
tects; cost $25. 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

MAZE
CoACHMAN.-Just disengaged; superior recon-
mendations: thorough horseman and driver;
economical manager; temperate; understands
lawns, flowers, shrubs; single; so anywhere. 25s
FARMHAND.-s25 good. all around worker.
n,tlker. teamster: Lhc;':ugniy understands bis
s@ SIS SsRs eth AND TeePb
FARMLAND --S25: good. all around worker.
,5 mike teams eamster th9roqghiy undeFstsnds
Bureau s18 9Th ave. Telephone. 3I8-Bryant.
FARMHANDS--Use men, married couples
foT farms and gentlemegs country PLACES
Msths~son Bureau, SIS SIS 9th sas sTe. Tsiephone
! 37S-Bryant-
GARDENER FirsU.-Thorough master OF the
business, under glass or outside temperate and
rel1able: married; small family; state wages. 4.
T.. - Vesey ST.
GARDENER-Usefu man; Irish: midde-aged:
well recommended Carpenters Bureau. 154
travel references J. De Coursey. 315 west
45th ST.
Female
helper. good references, G. n. Tribune n-'+-t Up
town Once. 1864 Broadway
CHAMBERMAID WAITREsS.-Good PLAIN
seamstress; young French girl; willing ",
Miss Hofmayer's Bureau, $50 5th ave, 9th
floor. Tel. 4527-Madison SQUARE.
CHAMBDRMAID. assist waiting or parlor work;
nice. tall. neat girl: good references: S25-
Waldorf Bureau, L West SD st. Phone 800
Madison
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-S years
excellent references: city or country. S.
Miss FitzGera1ds Employment Bureau. 503
Fifth ave. entrance 42d ST.
COOK. Protestant $50: also Catholic 500 both
particularly neat. clean capable young women.
Investigated references. Waldorf Bureau, u
West 33d St Phone 800 Madison
CCCK.-Absolutely first class: s45; best o. ref
erenceS: willing to anywhere: city or CoUu-
try. Waldorf Bureau 12 West SD st. Phone
3oG Madison.
COOk-LAUNDRESS.- capable woman:
S25: good references: city or country. Waldorf
Bureau. ~ West 32d st. Phone 800 Madison.
COUPLE. - German Swedish: coachman and
gardener; useful generally: woman cook ex-
go any distance. Morrows Bureau. T21 Lex
tngton ave, cor. 5Sth.
HOUSEWO RK-Colored girl to do general
housework. Call AIleyne, "a West 140th st.
LADY'S MAID.-English: excellent seam
stress; can cut and fit: good hairdresser.
packer. traveller; referencec. Miss FITZGERALD 8
Bureau sos 9th ave, corner 42d st
-CTerman-American infant or grown;
good seamstTess; assist chamberwork; six
Bureau, 121 Lexington ave. corner 58th St
Plaza-192S.
NURSE.-English: infants from BIRTH abso-
lutely experienced: excellent references: neat.
superior woman; $50 Waldorf Bureau Il West
sd ST Phone 800 Madison
RSE.-Gerlnan; thoroughly trained: children
any age up 10 four years: excellent references:
200 Madison.
WAITRESS. girl waitress: city or
country; excellent reference Harkns's bell.
T25 7th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
SITE FOR CHURCH IN BRONX.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s Brown
Company has sold for Benjamin II Tucker
TO the German Evangelical Mission Church
the triangular shaped lot Oh the south side
OF Chisholm street, near Ste3bins avenue.
This completes the purchase Of a plot, SIX
15ox irregular. al the southeast corner Of
Chisholm street and Stebbins avenue, on
which a church will he erected The church
recently acquired the greater part Of the
new site through the same brokers'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY II.

SHERIFF ST, 81: Max Lubeck agt Frank
Magtsky ct al July 10, 1909 $50.
LONGFELLOW AVE. $. 100 # n Of 172d ST.
Stephen Tauss ct al agt GorTna Realty and Con-
struction co ct al; June "a. 1909; sS32.
BROOME ST n S. SIS It q of Ludlow st;
Charles Bloom ct al agt Yetta Gross ct al !;
Aug Il, 1903; S125
BROADWAY, s. 164 to 1s5 st: Frederick
Fleck agt George Daily ct al: June - 1910.
$11
SAME PROPERTY: same ast same June 2.
1910, S74.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
PLANS EoR SYNAGOGUE.

Moore & a.andsiedel. architects. have fled
plans teF- q TWO story brick and limestone
synagogue tc D. erected on the south side
Of 95th street 1gaS feet west of Columbus
avenue. for the Congregation Poncus Elisah
q cost Of $1,000 The building will have
z Frontage If 24l5 feet and 3 depth OF s5-S
fnar
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
Continued from ninth page.

g. ooo)- July II; y, s per cent: Frederick
y Yaeger 10 Herman Ahrens; $1,000; ADDRESS
1751 Topping ave
UNION AVE = cor Of 30 ST. 1ooXioo,
June ?, demand per cent Mary Deere dS
Frederick b Wightman; 500; address ZS9
Broa adHsy
vYsE AVE 2 cor Of 1s0rh st 12o- -91l211 ! /:
July u; 5 Yrs. per cent; arc Really 20 20 20
American Mortgage Co. $4,000; address u
Nassau 81
WALES AVE, 2Ie.7 # Of westch3estte,Tr wi3, t,r
eve. 25x1305- July l.. yrs; Jacon
Eproule 70 Amanda WOLF; $4,000; attorney
= 4 Fassey. 302 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS RID. +. lot -. map !. OF
South Vernon Park 25-5x1l2-lo July l. que
es per bond: William II Christian 70 Eliza
Morton g. 600 attorney. Title Guarantee anu
Trust CO, 1T6 Broadway
18TH ST. = 1856 # = OF Southern Boule-
<srd 30r4oo. June 50: due Nov J. 1910, PEI
cent: William Henderson TO Benjamin J JACK
eon. s. 800, attorneys. Menken Bros, 81 Mas
ST
7szTH ST ss 40 It e Of Lenox ave, 5o1
~ II frrsor mtg s15, ,000b; demand per cent
James MrI1aug him Co 70 James Ac5~aug MN
s. 500, attorney, Warren Leslie. 165 Broaowas'
17sTH ST z g. 20 II Of Honeywell ave
20 3x36.4x irreg: July IL 2 yrs; Anna A
Brandt TO LAWYERS Title Insurance ana 4ros'
Co: So 600; address, $50 Broadway
18TH ST, g 90 II Of Hughes ave. 25z
100: July II: demand per cent Russoo Bar %
Pealty Co 20 Theodore Wentzs Ss.5oos so'
$50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
BoARD AND ROOMS.

72D ST. 120 West, between II and subway
express stations and Central Park and
Riverside Drive--Charming rooms: choice
table; references given and required.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of two executions I will sell to-
day, at 130 Leonard St. Manhattan, at 8 80
a. m, Wheeler & Wilson and Singer sewing
machines and power tables for same. Alfred
Freeman, Marshal
BY VIRTUE of an execution on a lien I will
sell to-day. at II a. m.. at 10 LIST st. Nanhat-
tan, electric motor sewing machines and power
tables. Alfred Freeman, Marshal
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
ctRRoLL's NEW HOUSE LEASED.

John T. Carroll. former Tammany chief
tain. has leased his house at No. - West
18th street for five years 10 H BramhaH
Gilbert at an aggregate rental OF Slooes5-
The building has Just been completed and
Is six stories IN height. on q frontage OF
g feet. II cost over S9l0.oo0 for its erection.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
JULY 12-
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
AVENUE z. S53. sty brk. 2oxes; ApT1l T.
1893, Eerry Bogler and sno to The German
e. vingS Bank; $500: address. 100 East
18th s.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 127o. sty brk. z7x
10o- Sept 4 1907; william E5ling and ano 70
Mzsthev McNA11aar8s $4,000 address. 1873
Franklin
BROoHE ST. 15s. 5 sty brk. between Attor-
-,cv ard Ridge sJs. 25xl00- June 80. 1905
Samuel Banner 20 EnIigra1t Industrial Savings
Bank; s2I 900; adcress. 4e Chambers st
LEXINGTON AVE. 13s, 3 sty brk. 1e 3xs1:
Dec I 1903: Frank 7 Holman 20 Julia Harm
rrxn: sI4. 600: attorney. Tile Guarantee and
Tr.,sr CO. 176 Broadway
PARK ROW, 225. 4 sry brk. and 81 Ne~
Bcwery, 2eZ56.3r irreg: Hsov .. 1s0z; John Il
Sirrpson snc Others TO John L Lawrence. Of
lawrence. Nz<ssu County, = Y, s55.ooos attor-
rev George " Els. 14I Broadway
STANTON ST. 25l, sty brk, 25x15: Tuly
1x 1903; benjamin Faden 70 John kafka;
s. 600: address. 712 Park ave.
ID - 315 East. 8 s.v brk. SSxzs-s. June
p 1895 Jacob Fish snd ano to Charles Z
Scott: Sc. .G6v; address, 81 Pine 81.
rTB ST. 215 and 2l5H. sly brlz. 50 *
o. g Tune 80, 1908; Nathan Kohn ana auo 10
Frsriois II Marks. 1900: address 24o West
fsse
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
THE BRONX.

UNDERCLLFFE AVE, s 661.57 II or
17eth ST. for 2i4 sty frame dwg. 21x35; Itllloc
Realty Co j Turner Grieve. 2sS broadway
president, owner Avilin. e61 stebbins ave.
architect. cost, So. 00o.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
ALTERATIONS.

PARK AVE. w cor Seth st; 10 a sty and
basement dwg: W Osborn. premises. owner.
Parish & Schroeder. l. West SIth st, architect:
cost. So 900
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS

FOR SALE-New tenonng and mortising out
At Does coping. Less than half ordinar,
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machins
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co.. l3l
Reade st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
PROPOSALS.

T. s ENGINEER OFFICE SI5 WITHER-
spoon Building Philadelphia. Pa JULY II;
19fO-SeaIed proposals for constructing steel
twin-screw suction hopper dredse for SOUTH
west Pass. Mississippi River will be received
here until l. NJ. August 10. 1910. and then
publicly opened Information furnished on
application. HERBERT DEAkYNE, Major
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
Female.

Female.
A WELL-EDUCATEp young woman wanted
for descriptive fashion writing; previous e1-
perience in this line desirable. but not abso-
IuteIy necessary. Reply by letter only, de-
scribing experience, education and giving per-
sonaI references, to w. C. r., Butterick Build
ing, New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
HELP WANTED.
Male.
TO-DAyS

Male.
Statesmen wanted everywhere resident or
travelling; products everyday essential:
good pay; steady employment; refined work;
straight side line. Sanitary Utility Co.,
7IS, 80 Church st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET.

LARGE ESJTNNY CORNER ROOM, running
water: private family; beautiful location. facing
the Hudson, telephone Harrison. 2l5 West 101st
St Telephone f00N-P!verside
LARGE and small well furnished rooms IS East
9th ST. near 9TH ave; reference.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
HERRERT,s CAMP LEASED

Leon < Altmayer has leased for Victor
Herbert his country place known as Camp
Kane. This camp is one Of the finest in the
Adirondack Mountains, and is located on
the shores Of Lake Placid. Essex County.
JOHNSON SELLS COUNTRY HOME.
Kenneth Ives & Go. have sold Cor g o.
Johnson his country home at Croton-on-