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New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
NEED EXTRA MEN IN PARKS
Commissioner to Ask for Money for
Substitutes in Vacation Time.

It would require the expenditure of prob
ably $4,000, Commissioner Slower said yes
terday. to put extra men In the places OF
the park Iaboring forces during the vaca-
ton period. II is the intention OF Com
missioner Slower to ask for an appropria-
ton of that amount for that purpose next
year.
The park labori1g force consists OF six
hundred OF more men, and during the
months of June, July and August, when
they have their two weeks vacations, at
least one-third OF the force Will nearly
always be away. At present two hundred
men are on their vacations and there is
not an extra man TO work in the place
Of any of them In Morningside Park
nineteen men now are at work, while the
force for this park numbers ordinarily
thirty or more
In speaking Of plans for the betterment
of park conditions. Commissioner Slower
said he believed the schools could do a
great deal toward lessening vandalism
through the medium of instructing the
children as to the proper way in which to
regard the parks.
From four to six benches a block have
recently been placed outside the Fifth
avenue wall of Central Park.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
JULY %
MANHATTAN.


CANAL ST r. n " cor Allen Ct. sty
-, % sx7s. Sept 2a, 1858: Charles EndeTle
20 the state Bank; s. oDo; address. 81 Norfolk st
ELIZABETH ST. 2s5; sty brk. s5-6x27;
yune gQ 1893: Harris Friedman end others 70
Joseph choaie and ano; trustees; July ;ao 2lo
Broadway.
RIVINGToN ST. s35: 8 sty brk. 25I15; May
u 1895. Samuel Dublin and TO Florence
Ashley: 5000. attorneys. Crane q lockwood
E5 Wall St
sAME PROPERTY; May 23 1908; Samuel
Dublin and 70 Emily Speir Arnold: s12. 600,
attorneys. Crane & lockwood, 6G Wall ST
18TH ST, 255 West: sty brk. 25.1r103- 3:
ApriI 70. 1929: Aelchior Hoffman and 10
the American Missionary Society; SO. coo, al
,orney, Merrill & Rogers. III Broadway.
18th ST. 253 West; ETY. brl. 25xI03 3; April
DO 1895: same 70 same. $4,000; attorneys. same
as above.
z1TH ST 24s West. sty brk. 5oxioo.5; Oct
3 1905: George Zickelhcupt. jr. and ano 70
4ohu g Bogner; sc. 900: attorney. Louis Wen
Del. 5r. PIT Broadway
z1TH ST. 24s and 245 West, sty brk 5ex
lcoy: May 2e 1902; George Bickeihoupt 20
the Franklin Savings Bank; $4,000. address.
$50 sth ave.
20 1872; the Congregation Keialath Jeshurun.
> religious corporation Of New York 70 Jacob
FSecht: $1,000: attorney, Roeder. liz Nas-
ssu st
ssTH ST. s2sA East, 8 s,y brk. 25r1oo 5;
oct 80. 1908: Catherine kaickei TO Franz
schItp: IS. 900; attorney. Hugo Cohn. 10 Ave
A
a4TB ST. $40 West sty brk. e211oo 8:
July ~ 1905; the Wright Company. a corpora
ZION 70 the Bowery Savings Bank: ss75oo;
address. Us Bowery
1eoTH ST. 32s and 32s East, sty brk. 40 4
100 II: Dec 26 1905: Louis Livingston and
sno =. eisrnund Ashner: 81. 900. sttoEney. W
Jacobson, 8 Beekmsu ST
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

1ooTH ST. 3c4 and s2s East sty brlz. 4e.41
loo.11: Dec % 1905: same TO same: $1,000;
attorney, same as above.
11sTH ST. 152 TO 15e West, sty brk, 75x
1ool1; Nov 2a, 1907; Charles and Henry Fried
attorney. w Jacobson, 3 Beekman st.
11sTH ST. 146 TO $50 West 6 sty brk, 75x
1oo.1l; Nov q. 1907: Charles and Henry Fried
man 10 Sgmund Ashner; $4,000: attorney, Same
I as above
142D ST. 155 West, sty brk. 27xas Il; May
Is, 1905; Lena Mayer to the East River Savings
Institution: $4,000; address. 2s9 Broadway.
142D ST 157 West 8 sty brk. 27xa9 II; May
is 1915: same TO same; $1,000; address. same
THE BRONX
cRoTONA PARK SOUTH formerly Penfield
ave-, $ E. 6l-9 # Of Crotona ave. ss11x20 1ox
/ irreg; Sept 9. 1907: Louis W Markell TO William
J Boesch; S. 600: a1torney Jacob NJ Pevser- Is
Court ST, Brooklyn.
JEROME AVE. 5. 1884 it of Gun Hill rd
II Dickinson: S9.sl5 attorneys Stmson & VIII
tans. Rector st.
9, kosSCIH IT r, PI. begins at pit m Kossuth pl
July 6. 1906: Joseph II Fink TO Leon J and
Stinson & Williams. Rector st
LOTS 4, and 6. map l1s7 kingsbridge Real
Estate Co.'S auction sale. May 2s 1907 July 10,
1907; Edw + Maloney Knicerbocker Trust Co
and Kingsbridge Real Estate Co; 81 go: address,
So Broadway.
LOTS 10. II, I25 and 126. map Kingsbridgo
keai Estate Cos auction sale. March Is. 1907
July TO- 1917; Frank H Davis to Knickerbocker
Trust Co and Kingsbridge Real Estate Co:
81 80; address. &c Broadway
LOT 60 map Of 81 lots, estate of Susan A
Valentine. deceased: Feb S. 1910: Bedford Boule-
ward Construction Co to Charles Wundling and
ano. OF Delawanna, J; S., 250; attorney. Theo-
dore Schuitheis. l5il Sd
PARK AVE. 18TH ST. l20. 4x2s7. sx
irreg; Jan %. 1863: 81. 6Oo Park ave. " Cor
1s7th 81, 120 4x2S7.S May u 1909 s44. coo; John
Kendall and ano 10 Bronx Borough Bank u
mtgsl; s6s.5oO ADDRESS. 40 fremont ave.
I44TH ST. n s. $50 IT Of Brook ave. 75x1oo;
March Is. 1910: McAfee Construction Co to
Manhattan Mortgage Co; $50 600: address, 200
Broadway
1s7TH ST, sos East, 25K1no; July a. 1905;
Isidor scharfstein 70 Pauline Wolf 81. coo; attor-
ney. II C Neunith. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

MANttAi
18TH STREET-Montgome g. Seitz soid
for the Spero estate No. 167 East 7oth Stree, a5
a five story flathouse, on a plot 2NloZ-
feet
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Frederick Eitel &
Son sold for Atlanta Z. Gillette her home at
the southeast corner of Riverside Drive ana
1o4th street, a plot 22x10o feet, to PR
vate party for occupancy. This mouse nas
been held at 100000
SEVENTH AvENUE-Frost. Palmer & Co.
sold for William F. Newkirk, to the haywood
Realty Company Nos. 365 and S67 seventh
avenue. three and four story buildings on
plot 4LSx75 feet, between 3oth and 3lst
streets. No plans have been decided upon 1or
the future OF the property
WEST END AvENUE-Jesse c. Bennett
has sold for Richard F. Carma, No: 52S West
End avenue. four stry dwelling house
streets.
29TH STREET-EIiza T. Parr has sold No,
500 East 29th street. four story tenement
house lot 2oxes9 feet. to John j Welstead-
and controls q plot 4ox9s9 feet. Inc
property will be extensively altered.
122D STREET-Louis Isaacs has sold the
three story and basement dwelling house No SAY
West 122d street. on lot 15Xfoo II feet
18TH STREET-The Stuart Dodge estate has
three story and basement dwelling houses. on
plot 34x99 II feet, between Lenox and Seventh
avenues.
18TH ST REET-MiIler. McMann & Donley
18th street. six story new law teneInen,
house. on a plot 33-4x1Oo11 feet, between First
and Second avenues
THE BRONX
WHITE PLAINS ROAD-w- f & W. l.
Brown have sold for the estate of Frederic J. de
Road and Nereid avenue. plot 10x1Olx IT.
| regular
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
BROOKLYN AND FLATeUsH SALES.

The following sales In BROOKLYN have
been made by g. ". Snyder & Son 4e4
10Th street = two story and basement brown
stone TWO family house. for Henry Brooks
70 client for occupancy; No. 522 10Th
street q two story and ha sement brown
stone dwelling house. for Y Berger to a
client for occupancy: Nc. 469 East 4th
street, Flatbush. two and one-half story
fancy frame detached Queen Anne house.
on 4 plot 30xiho feet. for John Carr 10 g
buyer: a three story stable, on a. lot 2SE1oo
feat. in 12th street. near Eighth avenue,
for John Z. Numm 10 a buyer. The new
owner viii use same for warehouse. No.
12s Ocean Parkway, Flstbusf1, q two and
one-haf story detached Queen Anne cot
tage, on a plot 4nx15o feet, with a large
stable in rear. for James 7 Archbod to q
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Frederick Zittel & Son sold for Atlanta E
Gillette her home at the southeast corner
OF Riverside Drive and 1o4th street. on
plot zaxls0 feet, to a private party. for oc-
c1Ipancy. This house has been held at
$4,000
Plans were fled yesterday ror two new
buildings on Fifth avenue, one twelve
story high class apartment house. and the
other q four story loft structure Inc
apartment house Will be erected at No Sss
Fifth avenue. the northeast corner OF ast
street The building will have a FACADE OF
limestone. with frontage of 100 feet on the
avenue and lis feet in the street. where
the main entrance will be located TIE
building viii be thoroughly freproof, and
will contain apartments for nineteen faInl-
lies and equipped with two elevators; there
will be sub-cellar for storage purposes,
a cellar in which there Will be a wine
storage room, laundTies and ironing room
and jsnitor's quarters There Will be
large interior court. and the entrance In
s1st street viii be through large orna-
mental vestibule. The Century Holding
Company. of which James T Lee IS presi-
Dent, is the owner. Mckinn. Mead & White.
.he architects, estimate the cost OF TINS
sosrtment house at s2Se0o-
for g four story store and loft building to
be built at No. Io5 Fifth avenue, on the
block with the Stuyvesant Building. This
building will not he what is termed new
building, ss II will be constructed from g.
three story and basement old-fashioned
dwelling house by removing and rebuild
ing the front and rear walls and lowering
the beams practically making the old
house over Jacob Rothschild is the owner.
and the cost Of this new project is placed
at sl8,eoo-
Plans have been fled for two six story
brick tenements TO be erected al the north
west corner Of Amsterdam avenue and
fo6th street The corner building will have
frontage of 52u feet in the street and
is feet on the avenue; the other house
viii have a frontage of E feet in the street
and a depth of 1o3 feet The house on the
corner will have accommodations for thirty
-four families while the adjoining house
will contain apartments for twenty-five
families The cost Of these two buildings
is placed at s125,oN-S5.oe0 for the corner
house ard $4,000 for the adjoining one. The
Audubon Improvement Company, of which
Henry -Aronson is president, is the owner.
Msximilian Zipkes is the architect.
Plans have also been fled for q seven
etory brick loft building, TO be erected on
the south side of 18th street, 60 feet east
Of Eighth avenue with a frontage OF 90
feet and q depth Of 20 feet. J. Herman Oh
zen Is the owner Of record lArndt H Olsen,
the architect. estimates the cost at s150.oo0
Frost Palmer & Co. have sold for Will
sam z. Newkirk TO the haywood Realty
Company Nos $50 and Ss7 Seventh avenue,
Two and three story buildings. a plot
Ee1zs feet between soth and s1st streets. A
sale of this property was reported in May,
hut the transfer apparently was not COM
rleted. The plot, which is a block and a
half from the Pennsylvania terminal, Is
said to have brought a record price for this
r7rT Of Seventh avenue
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.

| mSr homes, r T1SA~o6~'
on Easy Monthly Payments rive
years credit given if required
MONEY IF 70 nEHpED. EHrdR
HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS to handle Teas and Conees' e1
perience not necessary; build up business @ OF
your own Call Or write. Burns & Fseo' @o'
Hudson St. N Z. .---------
COUPLE for entire work Of small famny aasr.r IN
suburbs: $50-S55. Miss Ho1maver Agency
$40 9th ave-, ninth floor -------~-
JAPANESE butter, cook and valet. general
houseworker: pay good wages japanese Ell
poyrnent Bureau SIC 9Th ave, corner 4ltn ST
table, DIGEsTANs: large selieF: a agents
New York.
WESTERN territory: Tablet Digestans for al.
stomach ills. Pond Pharmacal Company Ne"
York.
Female.
ADDREssERs wanted: experienced. quick wit
ers. no home work Call write Burnflain
Addressing Co. 10 East 23d st.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITR for White Plains:
city in winter. Miss Curry's Employment
Agency. % West 42d St, fifth floor Room oil.
CHAMBERMAIDS who do waiting; references
required: free registration. Miss Currys EN-
pIoyment Agency, % West 42d St. Room oAi'
fifth floor.
COOKS for country, also city; must be conpe-
tent. free registration. Miss Curry's Employ
ment Agency. - West 42d ct, Room 5ll.
COOK for Huntington. L. I. Miss Curry's En-
ployment Agency. % West 4zd ST. nlth moor
Room 511.
GIRL for housewoyk: small private family; M no
washing: Asbury Park for summer; wages 20
Industrial Association Il West 42d 81
HELP Of all nds for private families se1c free
registra ton. Miss Curry s Employment Agency,
25 West 42d st, Room 81. fifth floor
HOUsEWORKER-s family, in suburbs:
$3.50 Miss Hofmayers Agency. $50 9Th
av e.. ninth floor
LAT7NDREsS. assist with chamberwor1: East
Hampton L. / Miss Curry's Employment
Agency 25 West 42d st. fifth floor. Room OIL.
I.AUNDRESSES twoD for institution: any ma.
tionaIity: Sic. Miss FitzGeralds Agency OF"
9th ave: entrance on 42d St
LAUNDRESS-Private family; country for sum
rner; S25-S3o. Miss Hofmayer's Agency o2'
9Th ave, ninth floor
NURSES for infants and small children: fret
registration. Miss Currys Employment Agency
- West 42d st, Room Sill
| sTENOGRAPHER for electrical firm downtown
permanent position: $40 TO s12. with advance.
| n'ont; splendid reliable house. Jupp Agency o
Nassau st. Established 1895
| STENOGRAPHER-Sple Wall st. Law firm
SIS: another Broadway, $l0-S12; permanent
| Ju-p Agency. 81 Nassau st.
| STENOGRAPHER for publishing office; must
| be competent and have good reference; this
position Is permanent and with hne people
Jupp Exchange 81 Nassau St
WAITRESS, first class. for country; must nave
good reference: wages So to $50. Industria
Association, II West 42d st
y ANTED-A quiet German or Scandinavian
girl as plain cook and assist with table linen
country for the summer. Address l., Box 81.
Tribune Office
WANTED-Four mattresses for hotel, country,
at once See & Schaefers. 410 4th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
WoRKHoUsE WANTS CONCERTS
Park Commissioner Doubts Power *
Give Blackwell S Island Music.

Park Commissioner Slower has received
an appeal from the inmates of the work
house OF Blackwelfs Island, for band
concerts on Saturday afternoons during the
remainder of the summer. The appeal as
sures an attendance for each concert Of
at least three thousand persons.
The spokesman for the inmates anxious
to hear good music told Commissioner
Slower that it would be of great benefit to
the feeble-G1linded also. Of which the audi
ences would show a. large number.
As the Park Commissioner has not decid-
ed yet whether such concerts, even with q
guaranteed audience, would come under
the head Of public concerts" the matter
is still in abevance
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, Newbnrgh & P0ughkeepss
Daily texcept sunday by Palace HJ oS,ccSS
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HENDssiSTs
HUDSON. ROBERT FULTON and ALBAN'
Brooklyn. Fulton 81. (By Anncxl. :; pes
trosses ST. s. 40 and 9-40. W 42d St. y s.
10; ". 10th 81. 9-2O and 10 90 4 " ke.s-, "a
on either down boat due +2d St $50 or y"
z NJ See d.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

| FARMER AND WIFE-Wish situation on
! farm or gentleman's country estate: man first
! class life experienced farmer understands every
! thing about horses carriages and chickens. also
/ handy with tools; wife good plain cook. iaun-
| dress good housekeeper; first class references;
| St.to u,s ses H @. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
DEMOROND FUNERAL TO-DAY.

Funeral services will be held at the
Church of Our Lady Of Pompeii. in Bleecker
street, ar II o'clock to-day over the body OF
Clement Demorond, the wealthy Italian who
was shot at West Park. Ulster County, on
Sunday by Louis V Seydel, a New York
broker. Mrs Demorond and her daughter
came down with the body. which was taken
to the residence Of Demorond's aunt, Mrs.
Rose Servieri, No Sc Thompson street
where many Italians viewed the body last
night end early to-day. John Demorond, a
brother was the chief naourner.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

struction Co. Clarence s Shumway, $50 Southern
$40. 600.
BANCROFT ST. s. so It e of LongfeIlow
ave; fer four sty brs tennis, 39x6s: Usona
Construction Co. Clarence Shumway $50
Southern Boulevard. president and architect
wners; cost, SIP, COG
LONGFEILOW AVE, s. Az IT n OF Ban
croft st: for three sty brk tennis Boxes:
Csona Construction Co, Clarence Shumway $50
Southern Boulevard. president and architect
owners cost, $4,000
ROSE ST, S, 25O # of Columbus ave: for
a sty brk dwg. 20x52; John E Dosso. 1912
Adam ST. owner: Ebeling, 1876 Walker ave
architect; cost $1,000.
COMMONWEALTH AVE. s. %. 81 II n of
fremont ave: for sty frame store l4x1e:
Mary Noonan. premises, owner; 3 Ebeling
ll38 Walker ave architect; cost 500
WILDER AVE- s. S25 # n of Strang ave;
for l sty brk shop. 23x16; William Schradin
on premises. owner; & Ebeling, 1136 Walker ave
architect, cost. $500.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
LIS PENDENS,

July 70
12oTH ST, g S4 # " of 1st ave, 90. AZ
1OO.11; Abraham L Kass agt Hyman Levin
foreclosure of mtg): attorney. D Levy.
9TH AVE, IS. lots 1876 and 7a7 map OF
Laconl Park, Willtamsbridge, The Bronx,
foreclosure of mtg); attorney, p Fallon. 1r
SHERIFF ST, 3; Ada Gardiner ct al ag,
Max Kaufman ct al foreclosure of mtg); at
torney, L Alston.
City OF New York agt David Osterweis (notice
of levy); attorney, A Watson.
I2STH ST. 222 East: Catherine Mcbride agl
Mary l. Mob Brooks tacticn TO compel con
veyance); attorney, W ChaI dler.
AVENUE A. s, 81 # OF 77th st 251x
9S: William Il Wilder et al agt Harry Shwit-
ger ct al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney w II
Patterson.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Col ,ORED BUTLER-First class. good lookinI
ell-around man; $40; three years in last place
Miss Shea's Bureau, East 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JULY 70
WHITE ST. liz and ia Walker st 1o5 tc
100; Centre st. l33 TO 143: Abingdon CONSTRUCTION
Co loans Centre-White Co S21oOO0
4TH AVE, G s. $50 II OF 27th St 4e4h,
I2Ox irreg; Albany County Savings Bank OF the
City of Albany. State OF New York loans Pheb,
S Sinclair $500. 900.
MADISON AVE, 1871 TO 141: S1st ST. 23 TO %
East; Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co loan
Associate Owners $500 COO
c23D ST. n S. 1855 # of White Plains ri
25xIl44 Matthias HaGen loans Selotna ] John
ston "a, 500.
15OTT ST, n s. I55 II of 7th ave Ihxeg II
North American Mortgage Co loans Channel
Realty Construction Co S26. 600
10TH ST. n s, 100 It OF Amsterdam M ave 5ox
100, Sender Jarmulowsky loans Hennexsey Rea
CO $50 go.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

M &L. Hess report the following leases:
For G ". N Baldwin the store and base
r-1ent Nos 10 and IL West 18th street to
! Lodewich & Co. in conjunction with
William II. Whiting & Co. the sixth loft,
No. 1s East 18th street, to Jack Lipsfitz;
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JULY o6-

JULY 46-
Daniel 81 Valentine 20 George Viedmann.
t11 900.
Adolph Herr 10 Flora Kaufman and ano
extrx. 81.
George Costar TO Valentine Frees $500
Caroline Sexton TO New York Savings
Bank SIS. 900.
Margaret Y Burns trus to Sarah Cohen
extr1, 81. 800.
Kate . King and &no TO Title Guarantee
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male


20 ALTMAN (23)-Conpetent city driver: under
stands saddle horses; care and run machine;
long personal references; handy. useful, obigng.
NJ. c. Tribune Uptown Once, 1856! broadway.
married. one child; can milk: best care
horses. harness. carriages; eight years last
place. Carpenters Agency. 1o4 9th ave
COOK-Japanese. first class cook, wants posi-
tion in private family or gentlemans place:
willing TO go anywhere; many years refer
ence. r. Fuwa, 79S Lexington ave
CoLoRED BUTLER-Ftrst class. good looking
all-around man; $40; three years in last place
Miss Shea Bureau. East 42d St
FARMER AND WIFE-wish situation on
farm or gentlemans country estate; man first
class life experienced farmer: understands every
thing about horses. carriages and chickens also
handy with tools wife good plain COOK, iaun-
dress good hcusekeeper: first class references
state wages H c.. Tribune once
FARMER.-Houseworker married. German
cook: well recommended. Carpenters Agency.
154 9th ave.
FARMHANDs, USEFUL MEN. married cou-
pies. for farms and sentIeInen.s country
places; English. German and Swedes spe-
ciaIty. Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th ave Tel.
9Th ave. Tel. 3Is-Bryant c
FARM HAND, S25: swede: good teamster and
mixer; has worked In this country; can do
gardening. Inquire Mathewson Agency. SIS
9th Tel. 37S-Bryant
GAKDENER.-Married; life experience in veg
etables. fruit. flowers. lawns. drives and shrub
berry: handy with carpenter's tools; II years in IN
Lake ave. Greenwich, Conn
Female.
COOK-WAITRESS.- two neat young Irish
girls; both competent: five years last employer
city, country; do entire work private family
Mcrrow's Agency. T21 Lexington ave.
COOK.-Youns. neat very good cook F. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. go 9th ave. ninth noor
Tel. 1927 Madison Square
COUPLE.-North of Ireland Protestants: coach
and gardener wife chambermaid and
laundress: both highly recommended: go any dis
tarce Morrows Agency. 721 Lexington ave.
corner 5Sth st
DAYS WORK.-A respectable colored woman
wishes days work city country NJ. Bar
row, care Perkins. l3S West Goth st
LADY'S MAID-Danish. understands hairdress-
ing massage, packing. travelling. good seam
stress excellent reference s. J.. Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Employment Bureau. sos 9Th ave: en-
trance 42d St
NURSE-Refned young woman VIII care two
children In country; excellent seamstress: SO;
best reference. Miss Shea's Bureau s East 42d-
WAITRESS OF CFAMBERMAID-WA1TR
Two years in last situation. X. Miss Hof-
n,ayer's Agency, $40 5th ave. ninth floor Tel
4527 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
THE CELIAS AND ADLER HELD.

Commissioner Shields held for removal to
Washington yesterday Louis and Angelo
Celia and Samuel ". Adler, who are under
indictment on a charge of violating the
statute against bucket shops. The matter
will come before Judge Hand for final
ton tomorrow in the United States Circuit
Court
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
Continued from ninth page.

attorney. William Matthies, 4I5 fremont
WEsTCEESTER AVE. s, 50 II " OF
Zeresa ave, 25xa4s (prior mtg $4,000; July
-: due as per bond: Seewscha Realty GO 10
T.er-ino Santoro: $1,000; attorney, @ j Guidece-
6l Park Row
9osD ST s. 1ns5 II e of White Plains I'd.
.5xll4S: 3 yrs; July %: per cent: Seiema
johnson TO Matthias Haffen: $500: attorney,
Z Busher. 275 East lz9th St
p5xI0e: % N (prior mtg $4,000; July %: 2
vrE q per cent: Charles Braun TO Eugene u
garurnond- sIi5o; attorney, John 4 Carney,
o2 Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
hDrRONpACkS HOME LEASED.

Leon s. Altraayer has leased 70 Hugh I
EoUng for J Brown his country home, in
-luding eight acres Of land, situated on the
shores CT Rainbow lake, Adirondack
Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
sETAukET PLAZA LOTS SOLD.

z snerur sold 70 the Arraor Realty
Company htty-three lots at Setauket Plaza.
Long Island. in Stuyvesant avenue, Metro
poliran avenue and Rooster street.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY IS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n 156th st: for
two sty tennis. 8e.1lx1251 irreg; Audubon
improvement Go, 81 Nassau st. owner; NJ
Zipkes. 103 Park ave. architect: cost, sl25. 900
18TH sT e. 65 It OF sth ave: for sty
bTk loft bldg, 9ox70: I II Olsen, 11ea Fox ST,
owner; II Olsen. 2706 Heath ave, architect;
cost. st5oooo
5TH AVE, e9s; for IL sty brk apt. look
1o511oox11o; Century Holding Co. i4f Broadway.
owner; Mcktn, Mead & White. $50 5th ave.
architects cost. S250, GO.
9TH AVE, I08: for sty brk store and loft
bldg 3s2xso J Rothschid. 81 West 9th st.
owner; Woolley, 100 5th ave, architect; cost.
$4,000
THE BRONX.
LOWELL ST. e. so II of Longfeliov ave;
for five sty bGk tennis. 39xts. Isoaa Con-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
RIVERSIDE HOUSE SELLS FOR $4,000
Plans for Two New Buildings in Fifth Avenue-0ne Twelve
Story Apartment Structure.
PLOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL STATION SOLD

for the A. & S. Construction Company the
sixth loft, Nos 11s and 120 West 9th street,
to a. ]. Pirosnick & Co., ana for the estate
of Charles a. Coe the second lot, NO l
East 9th street to John r. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
THE BELNORD

bwsy, Amsterdam Ave. and seth to S7th ST
w. H. DOLSON e co, Agents,
527 Columbus Ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No 1855 Broadway. between 36th and
3ith sts, until o'clock p Advertiseme
received al the following branch Offices at reg
uiar once rates until o'clock p. m, viz: %.
sth ave, s. e. cor. 23d st: I5S 9th ave,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
NO REALTY AUCTION SALES.

40 real estate sales took place yesterday
ct the New York Real Estate Exchange
sslesroor,a. Nos "A and Is Nesey street.