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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

made 70 put on an air OF newuess- AS the
season advances new styles II neckwear
and all the other little things that 20 70
make I'd good dressing begin 70 appear,
and these she has at her command
lust now IL VIII be found that the many
varieties OF neCkwear that have been fl
evidence for the last few months are turn
lag up II slightly different guise. There
has been no radical change il the forms,
but touches Of color are now more gener-
ally used than formerly, and they are IN
rroduced in new ways One OF the Broad
way shops is showing an assortment in
which little silk or satin roses are much
IN evidence These roses are nearly al
y avs n TITO colors. and On examining them
each combination Of unJs one finds seems
more charming than any previously no
f5ced. The number and beauty OF the diff
fereut color arrangements recall the be
lief held by some learned individuals that
The human eve is undergoing al education
a process That is soon 10 enable II 10 see
colors that have heretofore been tmper-
CepLible 70 Il Nothing less than gen
eral Improvement II the sense OF sight can
on every hand exquisite color effects that
were never known before These little
roses ars most often seen in pairs. They
serve 70 attach JaboCS and conceal Lhs
fastening mechanism OF Dutch collars and
they pop I'd also in all sorts Of places
here they are Purely ornamental instead
Many OF the Dutch t-llls now have head
ings OF satin ribbon laid II folds and
fastened with z smart little bow Some
ethereal creations that have Just arrived
f-an Paris have the bow without the folds
~ the edge They are double trIlls OF lace
edged net. with cascades OF the same love
" stuff falling from the bow that faStens
fnen. They are 10 be had. OF course with
the bows OF any tint one may prefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

The a Feldrnann Construction Company
bought from Max Marx the plot, 102 2x17310
feet al the north corner Of Riverside Drive
and 18th street, on which the firm will
erect an elevator apartment hous as soon
as plans arc drawn D. H Epstein and the
Berman Realty Company were the brokers
in the transaction
Horace s. Ely s, CO. and F E. 9. Pfenlm
have sold for the estate of jeremiah Mil
bank q four story hrownstone dwelling
house. No. IS East 18th street. on q plot
%. 1oxes.9 feet The property is Just east
OF Fifth avenue and opposite the Martha
Washington Hotel. and has been owned by
the Miibank estate for more than half q
century.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has loaned to the No / Lexington
Avenue, a corporation. 100000. on the prop
erty situated at the northeast corner Of
Lexington avenue and 21st street, where
the said company is to build & twelve story
cooperative apartment house to be ready
for occupancy by September l. 1911.
The property al No. AS to 426 West 18th
street and No. AZ TO ia West 24th street,
at present occupied by coalyard and 8
group OF three story apartment houses. has
been sold by Minnie Vincent The plot lies
between Ninth and Tenth avenues and has
frontage of 125 feet in 18th street and 80
feet in oath street.
NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Braen-
der Building and Construction Company
from the plans to the Spool Cotton Com
pany the ninth and tenth floors, contain
ing $500 square feet, in the new building
now in course of construction at the south
east corner of 24th street and Fourth ave
nue., FOR a term of years at d rental aggre-
eating 100000.
Plans have been filed by c. II. Caldwell.
architect for a twelve story freproof loft
building to be erected on the north side OF
10th street. 40 feet west of Madison ave-
nue., for Michael Friedman. at q cost Of
$4,000. The building will have a facade
OF brick with trimmings of limestone and
terra Gotta and have frontage Of 81 feet
and & depth of 1872 feet
The brokerage department Of the New
York Central Realty Company has sold for
the Jerry Altieri Company TO an investor
Nos. 1444, 1446 and 144S Crotona Park, three
i've story faIhouses-
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-NesOs Of fbe Markets.

canteloUpes are L cents and cuc1Imbers N
cents each, cabbages 10 cents & head and
white squash 10 cents each Vatercress and
rhubarb are cents q bunch, celery is 10
cents z single stalk. escaroie is 7 cents =
bunch chives are ; cents q bunch and spin
ach . cents the half peck. Romano Iettuces
are four for . cents, beets are 8 cents a
bunch and very good potatoes are cents
q pound kohIrabi IS cents a bunch and
yellow squash is cents g pound Jumbo
Jersey asparagus is 80 cents a bunch and
Is gradually going out
Peaches a Disappointment.
Peaches are coming in slowly this season
and up TO the present are q disappoint-
ment; they are now 80 cents a basket
Lines are twenty for % cents; there was
quite run on them during the last hot
spell. as they are so good for an over
heated system White cherries are IS cents
and black cherries 40 cents a pound; green
figs are 60 10 % cents a dozen; special
Japan plurns are 30 cents a basket and red
pIuL-lE are 50 cents a dozen Straw berries
are . cents, huCkleberTIes Is cents, rasp-
berries y cents and blackberries and red
cIrrants % cents a box Sugar pines are
. 10 20 cents apiece, grapefruit are 10 10
- cents each, alligator pears are 30 cents
sach and grapes are 81 80 a pound. Green
almonds are 20 cents q pound. gooseberrIes
are % cents q quart. Winesap apples are
s. = q dozen, Bartlett pears are 20 and 80
cents dozen and apricots are 75 cents q
dozen MangOes are s. q dozen, oranges
are 60 and 70 cents q dozen and water
melons are O. cents apiece.
Uptown Prices
Uptown fruit prices are higher than the
market figures. Sugar pines are As cents
each, pluuas are 70 cents z dozen. dark
cherries are % cents. light cherries 20 cents
and brown cherries 10 cents q box. Caute-
loupes are Is and % cents each. grapefruit
are Is and p cents apiece. peaches are %
cents a dozen. Wtnesap apples are - cents
and Romano beauties IS cents Z. dozen
Lemons are particularly high-z0 cents a
dozen
Racks Of lamb are 30 cents a pound. veal
outlets IS cents and veal chops Is cents a
pound Legs OF lamb are % cents q pound
and forequarters are - cents pound
Slrlotn steak Is = cents pound and prime
ribs are also . cents a pound.
Uptown FISH prices arc high this week.
yellow pike being % cents a pound and but
terfish Is cents. Fresh mackerel are 80
cents for large and 80 cents each for me-
diur.ls HOLSTERS are still bringing % cents
a pound and soft shell crabs sell Tor %
cents q dozen. Weakhsh nave made the
only drop, being only S cents pound
Kennebec salrnOn Is 20 cents z pound ana
striped bass are a hish as 20 cents d
2oG1Q-
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mixed with mayonnaise. SJewed lamb kid
news with pea salad make q delicious
luncheon dish on hot days. and If the
housekeeper desires 10 add TO its attrac-
ttveness she may produce a symphony Of
green and yellow by serving II in lemon
cups The cups are made from the whole
lemon rinds. from which the interior has
been sCooped out for use in lemonade or
Jelly. After removing the interior and free
ing the rind from white tissue scallop the
edge. Fill the cups with the salad. Place
each on a bed Of delicate lettuce and serve
with cream cheese and thin crackers
a small cupfuI Of cold stewed peas is an
excellent addition TO salad OF mixed veg
etables. and this kind OF salad is very
pretty when served IN tomato cups. A
green salad Of peas alone. too, is pretty
in these red cups Send them chilled to
the table, decorated with a few tiny heart
lettuce leaves All salads before serving
should be ice cold, especially during the
DAYS OF July and August.
Baked tomatoes are sometimes stuffed
with stewed peas Decorated with tiny
sprays Of parsley, they are an ornamental
dish Season the tomato cups and I'LL them
with stewed peas Spread soft butter over
the top and put them II the oven to bake
Basic frequently with some Of the tomato
juice or with water and melted butter. As
soon as the tomato cups have cooked
through send the dish 10 the table.
a good many housekeepers go 10 the
trouble Of preparing q cream sauce for
plain steNed peas, when they are perfect
III themselves without any sauce Canned
peas and peas that have been purchased in
city markets may perhaps be improved
with cream or other kind Of sauce but
never the fresh, sweet vegetable that is
served on the commuters table and comes
directly from his own garden.
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IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

757H cTREET-Ogden 6. Garrison sold FOR
Lydia Kendall No % last 'oth seresa To-
1Tx100-5 feet, adjoining the northwest c0rIleF q
Park avenue
18th sTREET-Horace S. Ely & Co. and F.
and G. PfloulIn sold for the estate OF Jerenllan
Mflbsrk No. IS East 29th street. a Your sLoFE
brownstone dwelling house, on a plot 21-loNsS-s
feet
18th sTREET-Ernest y. Adler sold for the
estate OF Charles z. Fleming 70 Recht & Roseh-
+aunn a corporation No. 419 East 18th street, q
four story factory building. plot 2511O22
feet The purchasers will make extensive s!tefa-
tions-
dence. No. 90 West sd street, three story ano
basement dwelling house on lot 2Dxloe.S feeL
nue.. Mr.. Lackaye recently bought the american
basement dwelling house, No PSI West eoIh
Wood & GO. and W. H Dolson & Co.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-The A. Fetdman Con
str1ction Company bought from Max Marx the
plot io2. 2x173- 10 feet, at the north corner Of
Rfverside Drive and 149th street D. H. Ep-
stein and the Beruan Realty Company were the
brokers. The new owners will erect an elevator
apartment house the site as soon as plans
are drawn
EIGHTH AVENUE - John K. Moors and
fo,r story ten1rlent house. lot 22xS0 feet for
Dedrich Eckof to a client ., re ne Pro-, ,p7opeF'y
I,ENOx. AvENUE-William Reichulan sold
No. e4s TO 655 Lenox avenue: Two SIX stoTy
aRagtenta h0ase use Or Pio .ss The buyer
Bertha Stein gave in exchange tTo Tour s I0i
Nos At and a. last teLn
street Mr. Retch-nan has resolo the 19ta
street houses.
18TH sTREET-Ernest y. Adler has roIo
fo- 2 client TO Albert FIavac Nos 42T and 40
East 18th street. two four story douoLs 1al
houses on a plot 52x1o2-2 feet,
1S4TH sTREET-James a Jackson has sold
the four story brownsrone dwelling house No
223 West 134Ch street. for lsdor Hirscn' 70 L.
T. Welcome, on n plot 2Oxse11 1eet-
TIE BRONX
CROToNA PARK EAST-The brokerage de-
80 RealtJ- Com
oanv sold for the Jerry Aitierl Company TO an
investor Nos I+44 and 144S Crotona Park East
and No. 1867 Wilkins avenue, southeast corner
OF Crotcna Park East and Wilkins avenue, three
i've story brick and stone hathouses
15STH STREET-H. T Pfeifsr sold for Mrs
Narv a Hamilton Nos. 562 and 564 East 15orh
street TWO six story apartment houses
BROOK AvENU-viTliarn G Flanagan &
Co sold for Martha a Muller the building No
9aS Brook avenue
FREMONT AVENUE-John A steiunetz and
: W Hef1er sold for Henry Becker 70 John :
TAYLOR lots 5 and 3 Of plot 2ol. Uniouporr. hav-
ing q frontage OF IS feet on fremont sTenus>
r7es Castle Hill avenue
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MECHANICS LIENS.


SoI Rr1>ANDT AVE 6e3 and So ~. 90,
S Slu %, savoy Glass Co agt ONYX Resi,S -
O'-sIl ue'ion 60. owner and contractor. go
Ma @ ~ West; Gsrmond 8 Turner az,
e1a.aiiu Fhll or Pasquaie NarfI ou[rl
george Fox. contractor. siel go "eFs'
ro 10Th ST $50 East: Grar Furnace GO -.
I -. anu Henry Wilker. owners, f,b az
Ssrtran. contractor; SIS CnaFies
Id-EAsANT AVE. SIS: Samuel Eaxra- -
sunhower Realty and Security C'S- 80 st
owner and contractor: 1905. P''atlen.
PARAMOUNT AVE . cor -, NJ,
49, LOU, Ioseph and samuel Resnik art ~ -
mon construction Co. owner and ~NrS. : air
AUDURON AVE n e chr q, "a,
seppe ID Amser Mundsp tsors9r.ss - tftu-
fasquale Salvatore, contractor, sIso O.
church = 4 So Rex Elevator 90 a.,
sn 49, realty Co contractor: $500 - q
zoo .,SASE cor OF I7atb =,
Constr,,.T,,or u9 5.l 90 aSt Brook Ntsr.,.S
. ssc,-s.ttoh q, owner, William, : y @pua
! NVASttuctien Co. contractor. SIS Lennon
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BRONI
LIS PENDENs.

err s. $3.50 2 q 5ca ava :,
a. 10 1o+5- = g. 3S1-s = . = ST. are. z,
a. IN, william HaTlsJ e a az @az--
TevSs Cuottce OF aLtach11elsls sIIcr-s7a :
borne & Lamb
s4TH ST. 315 East; Abraham R-s--sc1-z :
>rs-~z-er McEiauus - a t-orec-osZ-s C n
attorreys Strzs0ourSer. LSc1Ness z Seas
1g7 AVE 9 30 - o 1zt svs. 3Iszss.
zas 70 RrDux Ffvs- 1-e8s Cuarles b
- al sgt Nils svsnsol - a t19Tecinsr-s
mtg: attorney. 9 c Beach
WALTON AVE ;, $50 2 : . Eo-1a
800 7TS lxf0I 5x.3I7. I1xIei.o. hamilton 81,
rfas "a - Al AT Walton Building g :
foreclosure u mtg. a--o-zeys, EleScas-, a-rcz
& Leahy.
AMSTERDAM AVE 5. IN 2 = Il
& gCxfOO; Ko1rad TOuhof AZ AUSIx !.
meiste- e a (t5reclosurs q 1-z1s zc--zl
Ruth & Baker
SETH ST, 2s9 Vest AIe1znds- Ez5d-- !
John H TterjeH 81 a (iore-L0s1cs q mrz. :
to-ueys. Read & Pallls-s--
18TH ST. s. 30 = q Sreodins II. :;
rI34: Manhattan Mortgage Co az AI5e- =
hards q a. foreclosure C. mtg at-crzs7z q,
ringto1 & Pierce
CHRYsTIE ST. us and 20; tEo ar
Lima EsTrIiuze- agt Italian Union ResitT 9 |.
a. foreclosure of tEo z-1Ss'. a--9-1e7s. Pzaf
* SteTe5-
AUSTIN PLACE = I2oS . Z q
st 56I-5x-: T1mpson Place :. lbs .
I47th ST. SAY: Tups0n Place. $. -.
OF IAth ST, 5o2 3x- Antonio Scs-ss !.
Ajax Construction Co auc Charles 4 II.
So
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green color IS combined with nourishlhs
qualities which are just as necessary III not
weather as at any other time. but "iich
Go not appeal TO the appetite when Ihes
present themselves too obviously Inc
chief drawback 10 peas is that they taste
very much better when fresh from the
garden than after they have made long
tourney to town Everybody does not I'VE
il the country, hut even the city mousse
keeper can get them in fairly good cohoi-
ton If she knows how 70 market
Peas may be put TO many more uses lfan
they usually are AS a garntsh Tor meat
they are as agreeable to the eye as TO the
taste. a nice dish for q simple luncheon IN
midsummer is platter OF cold sliced lamb
or mutton, garnished with mayonnaise made
stiff with cooked peas. A cold lamb aspic
is ioubIy delicious Il garnished with peas
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Fish Steady


Fish are generally steady IN price at
Washington Market Holsters are still 20
certs pound and soft shell crabs are 3
= dozen for prime and = cents for ne
diurns- Fresh mackereI have come down
% cents. being 80 cents each; Spanish
rnsckerel- whitehall and yellow pike are
= cents q pound; butterfsh are high this
week. Is cents a pound. sea bass being also
that price Yellow perch and bluefsh are
= cents 2 pound. haIIbut. i cents, and
haddock, porgies, weakfsh, founders and
carp are 10 cents = pound
No Change IN Meat Prices.
Meat is just the same as last week: the
latest reports indicate that prices have
reached their highest level, and are not
likely TO advance any further, even Il they
DO not drop for some time Backs Of lamb
are IS cents a pound and hind quarters 3
cents. Porterhouse steak Is IS cents: round
beef. % cents. and corned beef. = cents q
pound Smoked tongues are - cents a
hound and bacon IS 5 cents pound
There IS no change At the poultry stalls
Butter is g cents q pound for fresh and
81 cents for sweet Eggs continue at IS
cents a dozen
Vegetables Abundant.
Vegetables are sill abundant. cheap and
II good quality Some varieties, such as
mushrooms at 81 a pound. are expensive.
bur there are so many left from which 70
choose that the few dear kinds are not no
iced. Corn has at last come down 70 60
cents q dozen. and viii soon drop further:
green peas. wax and strtnged beans are
only L cents 4 quart. and lima beans are
70 cents Qua-r: tomatoes are . cents &
pound. elephants are 10 and 10 cents each.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

IEII
Ellen K Dsnison to Gertrude H Denison:
Robert MuIenbach and ano to = Schultz:
Richard " Homer to Ervey K Johnston:
one-ttird part $1,000
viii WiiIa ms Il rauber- 70 Phiffp E Haas 81.
Claudia B stone 10 Mercantile Trust Go;
Tsaar Leader and auo 10 Rav SiIverrnan: 81
Charles Danawitz 70 German Savings Bank,
Solomon Powell ard ano 70 James z
Norris Hayruan 10 Jacob Levy: 500.
Louis Jakobus 20 Morris Il Hayruan. 800.
r J Bailey TO Abraham L Werner. IS. Ooo
Gertrude O'Brieu- extrL TO Clara Klinssn-
Bertha F H Lloyd extrx- TO Perez r Her
Meehan Construction Co TO Mile Rond=Ika;
$500.
Ida E Brown 70 Joseph Miller. $500
Callinsn Rouse TO " Rouse (-e-recordedl ;
Mortimer Rouse to Sender Ja-ruulou-skv re
Isabella c Francis to Fred Gross. $500
Christine Bladell to Della Fleming: s., 800,
Irene Brenchand 70 Alexander Grant. So
American Missionary Association 10 Ttt1s
Insurance Co OF New York. $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Nathan
National savings Ban. o Albany TO Tile
Guarantee and Trust co; So 900
struction Co; 81.
Same TO same: 81
II -
Same to same; 81. 500
William = Lincoln to Abraham 7. We-psr.
Sic. 100. oA
Betty spiegeIbers ct al. e1rs TO 18th Ward
Bank: $50 600 O
$1,000 - - CIT
VIM n Brown, exr. to Clarence Brown: 81
Same to same 81 49, -
Emily L Southaca 70 Lawyers' MortEaxr 90.
$4,000. ~
Fanny Pouli TO Lawyers Mortsazs Co. s,7
OOo. ~ VIZ
$3.50 II. heii'
Levy Lawson to Alice Noues. 81
Maurice G. ESosor to Beckie KadIr,- q
Charles II Sturpfel TO Augustine NiiIe-- ss--
century Investing co to Dorothy NJ C;-ay,. Stt,5
Catskils saving Bank to Bond and Norrgas,a
Guarantee Co; $1,000 e''-- 'ioE'8'iSe
JACOB Gordon 70 Sidney Jones ana apo. g,
assist; 81. - "a'UiIer =
Bank y assts). SS3. 600 T@NinsS
G. assrs): 81 APs"i' as tFtis
as.tst: sl 4'SS' 20 tl1
Lst~o RS Title Insurance and Trust 90 IN n
cry Savings Bank; $1,000 ~ 70 S""-
90 same TO Lawyers Mortgage Co q as.ts,. g..
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REBATE JURY DIsCHARG-
Court Agrees with P. E. 2 That Is
mony Might Be Forgotten.

Philadelphia. July 8--The trial Of re !
OF the Mount Carbon Coal and Coke q
Dany and ten other ike concerns az--
the Pennsylvania Railroad for me -
OF s1,sOo.ooo alleged to have heen On
charged on coal freight rates vii % :.
before Z new jury. Judge Holland 4
United States District CoU-L. "a
granted the petition OF TIE PeGnsEiTz-
Railroad that q new jury Dc drawn {
first hearing IN the case took Place zs-
VEN Der. and counsel for the -zll-oad =
pauy held that so long q period rad sa1s
that rhe jury originally drawn 11Is-- z
forgotten the testimony offered
Judge Holland refused the petition q
railroad company that al o. TIE ssT
cases be tried separately. and Exsd 0cf1a
10 for the resumption OF the trial
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.

Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.
AVE 4 1898 10 1902. Il cor 18th 81, three 5
stv brk rs syes: July s; due July / 1915 AZ
per cent, Charles Marx and ano TO Incius II
Beers and ano: $4,000. attorneys. Lord, Day &
Lord. 40 Wall St
AVE E Us sly blk. 95xe5.6 prior mtg
1000; July I: due, etc as per bond; d. Edward
Cunningham 70 Mary W5son; $500 attor-
BROoAiE ST. 51a 8 sly brk. 2oz60: July s. 3
yrs \ per cent; Citizens Investing co to Jacob
! Geissenhainer and ano trustees; S1o.6o ad-
Cress. IS William 81
title prior mtg s21.oool; July 7; mos; Louise
WinkIer and ano 70 annie kowarsky: 5000:
attorney. Ellis. 116 Nassau St
FORSYTH ST. III. sly brk 25x1oo prior
ls $500 ,,,c 70 F3arrey- Wein+err-. IS 0aN'
attorneys Mannheim S; Mannheim. 500 Broadway.
GREENE ST, 100 & sty brk. s. 1x1oo Ak frreg;
72d st. 24S TO Isl East. six sly 1rk. iOox102- 2:
also ali title 10 any estate OF winch LOUIS and
Z: VI per cen-: Rosetta Nathan to Anna I
Marks and ano; $500; attorneys. "eiis q snede-
ker 81 Nassau St
LEXINGTON AVE. 1885, 4 sly brk. 163xs1;
>, m 1Drtor mtg s21 COO; July 9: yrs; Stella
Robkiewicz to Yosta Rosenberg: $500: address.
81 East nth St
LEXINGTON AVE. 1888 sty b-k I6.8xs1 /:
july g. 8 WIS: stella Robkiewicz to Jennie NJ
Reynolds: SCI 600 attorneys Edwards & Bryan.
81 Nassau ST
PARK ROW. 225. ! sly brk. 2sx585x trreg:
June IS; 5 yrs; John F and Charles Fl simpson
TO Poughleepsie Savings Bank: $4,000; address.
Poughkeepsie. n Y
SPRING ST. 1873 sty bri1. IL. skis; 2 Cprtor
mtg 81. June D; due, etc, per bond; Sill
verfro I,ozfo indy and attorney. TO Giovanni
Iordt. Al no: address. e. Mulberry 81.
1877 AVE 76. s sly brk 2. 6xsT. II Cp-ior mtg
sfs no1- Jufy /: 8 yrs. 9 per cent: William z
s<usenr to Thomas Il Donohoes sa,tuo: attorney.
III C wiIdnaueE. 2g9 Bsuad"ay
1sT AVE i474. brk. 2axs5; Ia part
fnrior mtg SI5OO0): due July /. 1872. per cent
cecilia Haft 70 Isaac HIATT; $1,000: address. As
West 18th ST
m AVE. 2os2 cor 18th st. ! sty brk.
,s .1,10o- IrIv .: due etc. per bond. John
- Ts-airreu 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
SO 900: address. 176 broadway
5TH AVE. ss4. i sty hrk. 23x1oo: leasehod;
T,,na "a due July 8 1915, 81 per cent; David
"a Marcus IowenoeIn to Robert Graves and
80. sos 0oo- address. ass 18th ave
sru ayFr " cor 18th 81. runs 152 lon
700 AZ q I53 10 9th ave t1s.9 TO beg; 9th
a,a "a cor 18th 81 runs 6o.3xloex 6e.e TO
a. 100 70 beg; leasehold; 18Th 81. ITO 70
700 Vast sty brk. 15o.loxluo; 18th ST. s.
100 - y, NJ 5th ave 2151 SAX 322x
: y, 81 q 53x 62.8 10 beg: fee. July !; due Aug
1q1a al Al per cent; Greenhut q Co 70
- York life Insurance. and Trust CO, s1.2uo.-
0.sn. address. 81 Wall ST
zrt4 AVE. 1Ts to Isl. sty frame and l sty
~ iasxss. leasehold due July :. 1918. per
90. Inne 2s Morris Weinstsin 10 sara Bern
en- az Al SCI coo, attorney, Title Guarantee
ard Trust 60. lzo Rroa9sas
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SATISFIED MECHANICS IA.
.-fEE NJ

18TH ST. SO West. E-Iins-r po-.,,,
azt d L Block Co - al Nay ). fafo ~ 70 q,
S3e So -a-sis
ST NICHOLAS AVE 93e- Iszs-
zz- Hyrnan Goldfaxb - al. Jl1zA = Tessea :
WEST ST. 90. Virgin & Brew, -
Street Improvement co - al Iuns =
g. 1T g.
SAME PRCPEPTT- Brars-i-s-1afx.~|
der Co Of New York zgr sans. Jzz.s = =. =
$500
SANE PRoTEFTYs klse-L1orson :.
sxrne- June II. 1909. S1.757 g !
3Ax1 PROPERTY; SUrp1su 4 Myz-
Juns r. 1903; 800 81
BROOK AVE. cor q tIo-t -: -
s-.,r az David ? Siupscu ~ a. o. =.
July 2. 1910. 500
uAuEY AVE 3. has z e -. !
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New Charms ADDED to the Sea-
sons Lovely keckWear.

The WOMAN who supplies herself early
with al the gowns she viii need for the
summer Is always II danger OF growing
weary Of them before II Is tine 70 change
70 garments Of heavier weight However.
~ she understands the value OF accessories
sne vin not be unhappy when she begins
10 feel the need Of change, for she viii
know that with comparatively small ex-
v.Andfture each OF her costumes can be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09
BUILDING REPORT FOR JUNE.

The building report issued by Brad
streets for New York City for the month
Of June shows total Of S14.010755 spent for
permits as against s17.251.7S1 for the month
of May For Manhattan for June S,379,00O
was spent for new buildings as against
81. 482 e25 for May, while alterations last
month cost &, 628. 405, as against s., ,Oo1 for
May. IN Tie Bronx s3,Oo3, 300 was spent il
June as against 50. S72,S6 for May