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New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Seen in the |bops

crimes cost 81 each In plain silk they are
the same.
SILK umbrellas with carved ivory handles
sell az slk and upward and those with
handles of carved Japanese horn sell at
s. and upward
Japanese crepe scarfs In solid colors.
with embroidered ends and deep hens, sell
al s. 4S.
SILK stockings With hand painted butter
flies. swallows and peacocks On the fronts
are warranted TO wash. and cost s. 81 a
pair.
chauz.able chiffon vefis with satin bor-
ders are selling for SO rs, and are three
yards long.
The new striped ribbons come in all color
combinations, and sell at % cents a yard
and upward
Heavy silver heart-shaped picture frames
stx inches tall. with no chasing upon then'
cost s. 81.
Tn. names OF shops where articles r1entionen
- iris mage were seen be obtained by SEND
-. .,zrrued and addressed envelope 70 Seen
in the shauA" SSH-XarA IE1DuoA
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
PASSES FOR LEGISLATORS
Charged That Illinois Central Gave Out
Several Hundred.

Chicago. Aug. % The name Of practically
every member of the Illinois Legislature Of
1909 was drawn into the case of Lee O'Ne1l
Browne. charged with bribery, when the
trial was resumed to-day. This develop
rnent came in connection with the arrival
Of several hundred passes, issued by the
Illinois Central Railroad, at the office of
States Attorney Wayman, for use in the
trial.
The states attorney declared that
Browne. as well as Representative Charles
A White, chief witness for the state, re-
cefved numerous complimentary tickets.
The defence will rest its case at noon to-
morrow.
a special grand jury Will be empanelled
tomorrow to investigate charges by Mr.
Wayman of alleged bribery in connection
with the trial of Browne. His allegation
that the Pullman Company seeks TO protect
the defendant by Withholding evidence de-
sired by the state also may be looked into
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
DWELLING HOUSE IN 85TH STREET SOLD.
Morris Weinsen Sells New Eight Story Loft Building in lafay
cite Street South of BIeecker Street


W H. Archibald sold for the Stronghold
Realty Company the four story private
dwelling house No. 100 West S5th street.
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave
nues, on a plot 1S6x122.e feet.
Morris Weinstein has sold the new eight
story store and loft building on the east
side OF Lafayette street, extending through
to Mulberry streG, Just south OF Bleecker
street. The structure has a frontage OF
S35 feet in Lafayette street and 81 feet
in Mulberry street.
Plans were fled yesterday for a FIVE
story brick and steel loft building on the
north side of 125th street. l75 feet east or
Seventh avenue. known as Nos. 145 and 14f
West 125th street, with a frontage OF %
feet and a depth of 30 feet. Two build
ings on the site will be removed for the
Improvement The cost of the building
will be S54 coo. The BuckelyNewhall Com
pany. Fifth avenue and 125th street. is the
owner Louis E. JaIIade is the architect
Plans have also been fled for alterations
10 the former oliver Hartman home. at
No. q West 57th street, 5ox63 feet, ror
Offices and light manufacturing, 10 cost
$4,000. The building will be five stories
of brick and the improvements will tncluoe
a one story extension, side entrance from
the sidewalk level to replace the front
stoop and door. which will be made WIN
dow; new elevator shaft, and removal OF
portions of dividing walls on the fourth
and fifth stories for placing of columns
and girders The owner is Charles Sooy-
smith, No. II Broadway, j. ". OConnor'
No 1923 Broadway. is the architect.
The Twenty fifth Street CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY has rented in the new building
No. 152 to 156 West 18th street the top
loft. 5000 square feet, to Strysower & kosen
for six years.
Denzer Brothers have leased for S hatz
& Co the store and Easement at NO =
West 21st street for a term of years, at an
aggregate rental of $4,000 also, for the
Fabian Construction Company n,oo feet
al No 10 to IS West 10th street. for term
Of years, al an aggregate rental Of $4,000
and for Max Solomon 1850 feet at No. us
to 124 West 22d street
s Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
four story dwelling house No. 119 West S8th
street for the Waunegan Realty Company
for q term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The simple bath-obe is one always in de-
mand. This one is made with Niikado
sleeves. which are cut in one with the gar
nent; consequently the robe is very easy
TO make There are no sleeves to be sewed
IN: yet perfect fit Is assured. The seam at
the back and the seams over the shoulder
induce shapeliness and 4 smooth fit The
robe makes an excellent negligee. for it is
pretty and becoming and comfortable It
is so simple that it can be made from such
heavy materials flannel, while it is
equally well adapted to crepe, cashmere,
albatross, silk and the like
For the medium sizes will be required :
yards of material q. y or So inches wide
or 5l4 yards A. with IS Of yard of silk for
collar and cuffs.
The pattern, No. 6.756. is cut in three
sizes-snall, % or 81: medium. sc or 5S. and
large, 90 or - inches bust neasure-and will
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BIG WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD
Sampson Adds to His Large
Holdings Near 18th Avenue.

The recently reported sale Of the plot. 75x
100 feet, on the south side OF 131st street,
125 feet east of Twelfth avenue, owned by
the Geraldine Realty Company, and also
the abuttr1g lot, 25x1e0 feet, on the north
side Of 180th street, was effected by the
Gross & Gross Company. The buyer Is
Frederick r. Sampson. who has also ac-
quired through the same brokers the two
remaining lots in 13oth street, 125 feet east
of Twelfth avenue, and now controls a plot
75x2Co feet Negotiations are well under
way for the resale Of this property.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

~ 700 bag. exactly the shape OF the
'srse' opping bags. is 70 hang on the
silate-. 1 and is q stamp bcx; II COSTS >-'.
small silver stamp box IN the shape OF
g envelope has q cancelled stamp In one
ssrner, and the address OF the one VINO ls
. receive the gift VIII be added IN 1iie
s'Iior's s hand ncwriting: Il costs y 5o
green gold medallion Of Empire "e
ssn. set in diamonds with chain 10 Hlatcn'
lHlcGe and odd. and sells for s95-
saEanese silk shopping bags heavily eii-
|'.aeFel, and mounted IN silver Irai'e9
Rh silk cord handles are in odd shaPeS'
Al sell z 8 20 and upward.
e-4k embroidered card cases, III h@'i.
elhlso boxes to match. sell at 8 %, ana
IKE very pretty gifts for young girls
,orgee bags embroidered IN Japanese
sAz and mounted in German snFei
s'' fraEaes sell ar 81 90 and upward
Psss ~ the heavy Bulgarian enlDroineFy
Eeey o1d in design and shape, ana seii
-e hand painted card cases OF SsSV7a
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
The MODE IN BROADCLOTH
This Beautiful Fabric Has Reap
nearad with New Charms.

The shops are getting II rev and IN
teresying things every day nov, but the
Woman who wishes 70 keep up with the
nodes 7-iIl fnd nothing more worthy OF
hs- attention than the new broadcioths at
LORD & Tavlor-s Broadway and 10Th street.
Trey sre. of course. Of the chiffon variety,
Tor TO one wants 70 wear heavy fabrics
n theS= DAYS The colors are all Partisan
snd have received the approval Of Paquln'
DoUcet and theirs whose word IS law IN
thE d-essmakinE world Among the most
attractive Is hleu russo. which Is SHOWN
N seven different shades and should be
n gres- demand when blues Of all KINGS
aTe Ia such high favor The name carotte'
which AZ attached TO another lovely nue.
ifrtle misleading, since IL means car
got and the brosdcIoths in this color
rhe-e are rrre- shades-seem tc have bor-
foB-ed their tints from the roses rather
taan from the kitchen garden Bambon,
II four shades, Is = color somewhat on the
GO gold order
These are only = very few Of the many
'+eiT colors 10 be found among the nroao-
Hoths and they are all reproduced in the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
AUGUST %.


address OF >
AUGUST %.
MANHATTAN
PITT ST. :, 3 sty brk 25x1Oo; Feb IL 1908;
Barnet Ffshman and ano to Paul Hsllinger;
81. 500.
SAME PRoPERTT; MAY -. 1909: same to
same $1,000; address, S09 Broadway.
PRINCE 81. - sty brk: PAS MulserTy st;
4 sty brll, S2x25.3 3x irreg; Aug %, 1902: David
Norris to the Montidore Home. a Hospital FOR
Chronic 1nvalids and Country Sanatorfum for
Consumptives (by treasurer: SO. coo; attorneys,
Stroock & Stroock. 80 Broad st.
5TH AVE. 1463 . sty brk. c5xs3; June IS.
II and Isidore Cohen: So 600; attorneys, Engel &
Oppenheimer, 1872 Nassau st.
81sT ST. 200 East. sty brk. % sx1s,s; April
90, 1909, John G Coyle to Frederick " sherman;
So, 800; attorney. United States Title Guaranty
and Indemnity Co, 20 Vesey st.
SD ST. >. 3l4 Il W Of 1st ave; 1sxas- 9; Ian
$1,000; attorney, John Clegs, formerly Of 3oo
Broome ST.
s1sT ST. lis East. 4 sty brk. 2o11oes Aug
13, 1909: Emma + Mulvany to Julius \ SiegeI;
SiG0; attorney, Jacob Powell. 81 Broadway
18TH ST, 3. 125 # Of sth ave. 25x9s II:
NaToh 1sss Hugo Hoeder sf ooo and +,arG.s ano to
Miller. King. Lane 6, Traford, so Broadway.
154TH ST. g $50 It OF sth ave. 25x9s II:
March o, 1899; same to same; $4,000; attorneys,
THE BRONX
2oE1oo: M s Oct p 1908: Mary Bren B. q to Paane
Martin; $4,000; attorney, Ronald K Brown. 30
Broadway.
James Dunbar. West Farms 145.3x75; Jan "a.
1887: Elinor GIL to Susan Halstead as executrtx,
and ano. $500; attorney, Samuel n Purcy West
Farms, y.
ELTON AVE sss. a7x25x11s. szs1.1o; Oct !.
1908: Ellen Mulholland to the Dollar Savings
Bank: S3.j00 address, cS0s Sd ave.
JACKSON AVE, " :, 100 # = OF 161st st. 75x
727: Feb is 1909: Alex Friedeberg and ano 70
Johanna Friedeberg; $500; attorney, Bachrach,
302 Broadway.
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. e $. 21a.s It of
Sarah " Il Christopher to Kingsbridge Real
Estate Co; attorney, Title Insurance Co. 135
Broadway
LOT 3a4. map estate Eliz King City
Island; Aug IS. 1908: Thomas Watson and
ano 10 Frederick E, j.. Stephen I and Samuel
Wood exrs; $500; attorney. Eugene
Sweeney, 247 West 25th ST.
LOTS 1s5 1s6 and 1S7, second map Neul es-
tate: Feb !, 1905: Katie Yutte TO John Cornell:
81. 100: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
176 Broadway.
LOTS 81 and - map OF Bronx Terrace; Sept
3. 1907 Gristina and Giovanni Buceti 10 VIII
lam A Henry; $500; attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, 1I6 Broadway.
LOT e55. map of Laconia Park. Williams
bridge. 25X100: June IA. 1907. A Shatzkin &
Sons, inc. to Frank Koch: 1913; attorney, r
Hickox. williamsburg, Y.
NELSON AVE, VS.. zoos # Of 164th st.
"a. ks: June 20. 1905; Edwin Disbrow TO
Barbara Neekes; So, 1S5 address, $50 Ogden ave.
OGDEN AVE, . s. 2T5 IT OF 1921 ST. s0x115;
June 2s 1910 Dorothy Realty Co 70 Frederick
P Hummel; 81 600: attorney. F P Hummel, 1871
Sd
1e1sT ST, 766 East. 24.9x1o1-2: Tune 2. 1905:
Harriet A L Both to Catherine Hartmann:
81 600: attorney, F T Trautmann. 132 Nassau ST.
1e1sT ST. $ =. 1855 # of Forest ave. 24.3x
1o12 Aug 5, 1907: Harriet Amelia Latimore
Both to Frederick II Doelle; 5000; attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, $50
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purChasar0
AUGUST -.
MANHATTAN.

with name and ADDRESS or pnICnss4rJ
AUGUST -.
MANHATTAN
MADISON AVE 158a. 3 sty brll. 1s.sx7o:
Mamie Levin to Louis Levin Gntg 100000; Aug
70: 800; address 1899 Madison ave.
WASHINGTON ST; n cor Mort on -, st. 100, 20s }
The rector etc of Trinity Church 20 James n
Crr,iIsshank Aug y: 500; address. 80 Pine St
Cd AVE, 2o74 sly brk. 25xae 2 Thomas %
Byrnes TO Josephine Miller Qntg Sl4'eoo'i aug
2T; 81. address, 20T4 I'd ave.
Cd AVE, 12sa. $ cor 65th st, sty brk AK
irreg: Kari Krau tohr 70 Arpad Mellsh w , S4.s 6I
18TH ST. 534 East, sty hrk. 43 ox92 Leah
Cohn TO Samuel and Jacob Kahn; Is part tInts
sA4 0OM; Aug 2J 81; address, 1 Madison ave
.h7v5 ST 50 West 3 sty brk. Is. ex10o-5 Frank
T Rafel to VIII Rafel; all right. title and in
terest In y part: Feb Is, 1907; S1Oo address 90
West 45th st-
A1sr ST. 80 West. 3 sty brk; leasehold Isaac
p Russel, ref. to Isaiah Wheeler: June q:
So, 800.
SAME PROPERTY: Julia p and Henry
Davies TO same. q c; Aug TO- 81; address 23s
West 34th ST.
112TH ST. 1e4 and 1se East. sty brk. 80 AZ
100 car K5an7to6sr os e soa Apadd sd-sEs wsss ~ Eas
18TH ST. so and 81 East. sty bTle' 6ox
100 H. Julius Pragn 10 Marcus ds-s ns n Hanry parS
Path ST. :. 1925 z Of % ave. 1esx
Maria Smith To Willard VI oTllIH anu
Maria c. Nash; Aug 27: 81: address. l@o West
T2d St
147TH ST, 42e West } sty brk. 1sxss II:
Olive A Trask 10 Margaret F Murphy; all tttle'
confirmation deed; July %; S''lo6 oo. address,
40 West l47th St
THE BRONX.
lot g marcel S, map subdivision estate VIII
lam r ogden at Highbridge: Elmer Realty co
70 Anna Cohen fmtg SIS. 600: Aug 23 500: ad-
dress 50T East fremont ave.
LOTS o25 and 2o6 map Thompson-Rose es-
tate The Bronx Otto Ehrlich tr, 10 Anna
Egriich frntz 81 soo): Aug IS; $780, address. 3o7
East 1880 St
lot bI8 map Gleason property, The Bronx;
f-duard [, Garrow 20 Blanche tsarrow; = part
mtg 5000; Aug 81; sl0o address. 1910 Beach
NAaIE AVE. l. $50 Fl $ W 7f c ] Ellwood
81 h0xa5o. except part for ave; Willard
c;iaersleeve to Charles W Lindsay (mt5 $4,000.
SIoo. address. 80 Church st
orJNvIi.LE AVE- a407. 25x1oo; Poldow Con-
z,r,cTinn co to Michele Santoro Ontg So,ooui,
Ans, Is: 81 900; address. 2Sol I'D ave
sr ANN's AVE, s. @e8 II of 1S4th ST,
., a. 100. Henrietta Ebb to Samuel Manages tmtg
S1a 00m; Aug % siOG address 10 West sdth ST
rrNTON AVE e 8, 1917 IT OF Westehester
ave. 81 6K5ox rreg. Roth C"hsl4 aetioh 20 "
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SCHOONER SINKS; FOUR LOST
Yawl Goes Down with Vessel and
Crew Forced to Swim.

Newport News. Va, Aug 2s--It was re-
norted here to-day that the two-masted
schooner Williams. bound from Norfolk TO
Baltirnore and brick laden, foundered three
miles from Seven Foot Knoll, in Chesa-
peake Bay, early on Sunday.
]. F. Watson, OF this city. member of
the crew, was picked up by an unknown
ting and taken to Baltimore after being in
the water several hours. Captain Davis
and three other members of the crew have
not been heard from, and IL is believed
tbav wert. drowned The vessels yawl was
lost with the schooner and the men were
forced To sWiD'
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
NEW JERSEY AUCTION SALES.

Joseph P. Day on Saturday sold by auc-
ton plot 12410X100S feet and three
story frame building, furnished, on the
southwest corner of Ocean avenue and
Cottage Place, Long Branch. The prop
erty was sold subject 10 q first mortgage
Of $4,000 to Morris Rachlin. Of Newark,
n J.. for $500.
For the Potter estate Mr.. Day sold
three improved plots on Lake Hopatcong,
Windmere avenue, Hopatcong. and Park
avenues. The first parcel was sold TO
Robert ]. Rooney for $1,000: parcel No. 2
to Catherine Walsh for s2.t50. and parcel
No. at the upset price Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FASHIONABLE GARN|TURES.
-rinues. Cords and TasseIs Are
Seen Everywhere.

T--inses. cords and tassels are much in
,,-i5ence of late. and the variety of their
l,-r,s and uses is infinite, On gowns. hats,
,sckwesr and. in fact On almost every
,-+;rle Of feminine attire they are con-
snr,zFfv turning up. and sometimes in the
.7.St surprising ways Bead fringes for
sov-rs nay be among either the simplest or
shs most sumptuous OF garnitures. Some
Ire only about an inch In depth and are
rate Of heads all enc size. shape and
.eloT. while others boast Of hues much
.7are numerous than those Of the rainbow.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Cqlas Biorkegren. Inc, 70 Robt Ademan; 81. 900.
Bank OF Washington Heights TO Marie HOgult
ct al exrs: $1,000
Chas Potter to MAJ On Bourbon Del Monte; 81
Sarah r Peck to E,liz 4 Barry; =. 800
/ Hampden Dougherty. ref. to Foster l. Havf-
land as trus: s.. 200.
same TO same, gdn; s.. zoe
same as same gdn: 400.
Same TO q G. De Witt CioCke; s420O.
Marion 2 Del Monte Mary VI. Bonsal: 81.
8rOn Raskin and ano to VIM L Shonstein, 81
Josephine { C'hristnan to Magdalene Brunn
NIarv A Hamanu TO Caroline F King SIS. 600.
VIII Rupina. extr. Robt Puck. adm; 81.
Title G & T co to Bradish j Smith. exr; )
assts: total $40 coo.
Morris Rarouskv 70 Dora Katz: $500
Iawvcrs 7 & T co 10 Lawyers Mort Co;
see. 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
of Interest 70 6Uomen

different silks This shop has already al
most a complete stock of silks for the
autumn and winter and is showing all
the latest novelties
After the broadcIoths Scotch and Eng
lish suitings are perhaps most worthy of
consideration These are shown in great
variety, as are also velvets and velveteens.
Which promise to have a great vogue dur
Ing the coming season
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Interest at 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
AUGUST %
MANHATTAN.
BARROW ST. s g cor Washington st. 10ox
1oox frreg; m; Aug ~, yTs; James II Cruik-
shank 10 rector. etc. Trinity Church; s63Ooo
BARROW ST. W cor Greenwich st. 1o4 TX
500 sex G aTres m Avg yTs sane as van 20 ~
MORTON ST. II W cor Greenwich ST. 90 6x1oox
trres; m; Aug %; 2 yrs; James II Cruikshank
to rector, etc. Trinity Church; $4,000
MORTON ST, n e cor Washington ST. l00x10ox
COO: attorneys, Jay & Gambler, 4s wall St
6TH AVE, nth st. 46x10o Aug %; 5
yrs; per cent: James Fellows ct al, exrs, 70
Farmers Loan and Trust Co; si25 900; address.
% William st.
S0TH ST. 2ss East, 9 sty brk. 2ox9ss; Aug
% yrs; Sarah Mulvaney TO Emgrant Indus
bers st.
51sT ST. 60 West, ; sty brk leassholt: Aug Aug
vies; SO 900; attorneys. Davies. stone, Auerbach
& Cornell. 80 Nassau st.
s1sT ST. AIS East. sty brk. 25x102.c prior
cent; Morris Peckar 10 Annie Kowafsky $1,000
attorney, E Ellis. 116 Nassau ST.
THE BRONX.
HUGHES AVE s, 1865 # n Of 1s1st st.
16xso; Aug %; yrs: per cent; Rudolph "
Wallach to August Weymann; $1,000 attorney.
William Lustsarten. Is Park Row.
a JEFFERSON v5 60: N ST 200 # as Of Cou1;1s 1aa
9 per cent: James " Kerr 70 George Hauser;
$500; attorney, Charles H Raechlar, 1925 Walker
ave.
LOTS 81 ard 5S. map Of William Ogden, at
Highbrdge; Aug 20: 3 yrs. per cent. Alois
Soeller to August Brandes and ano. trustees
$4,000; attorney, Henry Wendt. 80 Nassau ST.
SCHOFIELD AVE, II :. 400 # Of Main; due
July 1. 1915; per cent; Florence Lawrence 70
Edward SadIer; $500: attorney, F Reynolds.
Point ST, City Island
UNION AVE, se7. 45.7x164.5; Aug %; 9 per
cent; Julius Praglin 10 Marcus King; $1,000
attorney, Samuel Zipris, 15T East Broadway.
147TH ST. 446 East, 25x1O0 Aug %; 2 yrs;
5 Per cent: Paul Wachalskt 70 Anna Macha.
s25oo; attorney, Thomas Capek, 1st ave. cor
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FOUR MONTHS FROM HAWAII
Sugar Ship Arrives at Philadelphia
After Unusual EXperiences

Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-After a run of 124
days and despite unusual perils at sea, the
ship William P. Frye, from the Hawaiian
Islands. with $1,000 bags of raw sugar,
rived at the Spreckels sugar refinery last
night from Kahaluli. OFF Cape Horn the
ship was surrounded by Antarctic icebergs
and field ice. covering an area of eighteen
miles. Many Of the bergs ranged from 50
10 go feet high. In the latter part of June
the vessel battled with snowstorms and
strong easterly winds. most unusual ex-
nertence off the Horn, where westerly
winds prevail
Captain Nickerson. master of the Frye,
stated that the snip left Kahaiuli on April
27 and five days afterward crossed the
equator. On the ffty-third day out she
was OFF Cape Horn. From June to June
% icebergs were in sight IN all directions.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
EVENING CLASSES CLOSE
Successful Six Weeks Course
Given by Y. w. c.. A,

II was heavily laden crowd OF young
women that left the building OF the Young
Women's Christian Association, No. East
18th street. last evening, after the closing
exercises OF the summer school. Some car
ried hats. some shirtwaists. some raffia
baskets, some punches Of artificial flowers
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
AT-cT-S--- 90

AUGUST %.
CHERRY ST. 30: store, etc; Nincenao Di Pas
quale 10 Autonetta Carpento: Yrs = mos fom
Dec J. 1910: $500: address. 80 Cherry st.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1925: all: John Fleming
to Samuel Iese: : yrs from Sept Is, 1910; 81 eco
address, 81 Nassau st.
PARK AVE 1865 TO 1871: Samuel Williams
and ano TO .Toseph Rosenberg: IRIS from July
l. 1910: Ss 200; address 1872 Nassau 81,
WASHINGTON AVE. W = 100 # Of 16oth
st 35xl50. Sarah Cohen to Erusaelp Amusement
Co: u WIS from Sept l. 1910; Si.2Jo; address,
81 Nassau
1sT AVE. o3o1 to 1893; -Amerigo Vespucci
Realty Co to Gavino Scott; Yrs from sept l.
1910; 81 500: address 2301 1st ave.
HATH ST, 81 East: TOP floor: Isaac Yagoda
and ano to Isaac Goldberg; Yrs from Dec 70,
1909; $3.50: address, 81 East 4th st.
HATH ST 437 TO 439 Amerigo Vespucct Real
tv 20 to GavIno Scotti: Yrs from Sept I, 1910;
8 COO address. 23Ol Ist ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

ing lemon Jelly into several parts. coloring
each differently. then hardening in shall
low pans a little less than an inch deep.
When firm cut the Jelly into cubes. pile in
a dessert platter and garnish with whipped
cream and French candied fruits. An ex-
ira amount of sugar should be used In
making lernon jelly that is 70 be served
with cream
For a simple breakfast dish put a few
tomatoes cut in half into buttered frying
pan Cook them slowly on top of the stove.
turning them several times to prevent
scorching When cooked through put them
on a pretty platter Place a delicately
poached egg upon each tomato and garnish
with several crisp slices of bacon and
few sprays Of parsley
Iced cocoa or chocolate is very nice for
luncheon on hot days. A spoonful Of ice
cream is an Improvement and the beverage
may be still further enhanced in attraC-
tiveness by adding TO each glassfui spoon
full Of whipped cream
When making a frozen dessert from very
rich cream, buttery particles that have not
mingled with the rest are often found IN
the mixture after freezing. To avoid this
the cream should be brought to the boiling
point before adding it to the other ingre-
dients used in the making of such. a des-
sert.
A simple dessert is made by lining sher-
bet glasses with lady fingers and filing up
the centres with frozen whipped cream.
sweetened and favored with peach pulp o.
home made wine.
Blanc mango is very attractive when
moulded in the form OF snowbaIls and
placed upon beds Of green and red jelly.
Send to the table with decorations of
whipped cream favored in some appropri-
ate way.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
MECHANICS LIEN S.
AUGUST %.

AUGUST -.
MANSION ST " cor Of Commonwealth ave,
a5xT5: Hotchkiss Bros Co agt ST Anthony 5
church of Van Nest owner: Antonio A Andrea
contractor. 1906
45TH ST, 141 70 14T West; William Strtanse
srt Forty-ffth street Exchange. owner and con-
tractor: 81. 800.
KTNGSBRIDGH TERRACE c143. Albert Sand
bIom agt Harold E Vreeland. owner and con-
tractor; $50
ceTF ST. Els 70 534 West; Cornelius Gal
larher azr Realty Co of West Twenty sixth
Street. owners; Hiilyard Squires Co. contractors.
81 271 IS.
9TH ST, IL East: Annie Vedorito agt Amy
Bishop owner; William Bandoro. contractor: $40.
SD ST II and 40 East; A W Burrttt Co ast
William K. Vanderbilt at al. owners; William
Maher contractor; $50
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Charles Kronske (rntg So COO; Aug %; 800:
address. IT'S Elsmere pl-
22oTH ST. n 8. lot 213, map Wakefield, f00x
II: Edward L e Phipps TO Joseph sitwkossk!
Aug is; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Joseph Sliwkosski to Al
bert Wawrzyniak; Aug Is; 500: address, So9
East a20th at.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

s5TH STREET-W. II. Archibald sold for the
Stronghold Realty Co the four story private
house No 122 West sJth street. between Colunn
bus and Amsterdam avenues. on lot IS S-6X12S.2
feet.
LAFAYETTE STREET-Morris Veinstein sold
the new eight story store and loft building on
the east side of Lafayette street. extending
through TO Mulberry street. Just south Of Bleeck-
er street The structure has d frontage of $50
feet on Lafayette street and ST feet on Mul-
berry street.