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New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
MANY BUSINESS LEASES
Good Demand for Large Build
ings, Lofts and Stores.

H l. Moxley & Co. have leased for
Eugene Glaenzer, of the Rue Scribe, Paris
France. a plot OF ground containing 15.oOl
square feet at No. $50 10 $40 West 2ls'
steret, TO be improved with a building fol
the owl Motion Picture Company. one OF
the largest manufacturers of motion pict-
llres in the East. Mr.. Glaenzer has just
taken a long lease on the Hartman corner
parcel at 55th street and Fifth avenue.
The United Realty Company has leased
a large booth for long term Of years In
the concourse of the Hudson Terminal
Building TO B. T. Babbitt Qnc) for the
Hudson G. Manhattan Railroad Company.
NJ & I. Hess have leased for the Twen-
ty-fifth Construction Company, from the
plans, 10 Kaufman & Oberleder the tenth
and eleventh lofts, containing 10000 square
feet Of space, in the building Nos "a and q
West 25th street, now being built, for a
term OF years. at rental aggregating
$4,000
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Pocano Company the entire third floor
containing 22,OoO square feet of space, In
the new twenty story American Wooien
Building, Fourth avenue and 18th street.
The lessees are Louis Wolf G. Co, toy i'm
porters. for many years located at the cor
ner of Broadway and 4th street. The lease
is for long term Of years.
Negotiations have been practically con-
cluded for the sub-leasing of the property
No $50 Fifth avenue, adjoining the south
west corner of 10th street, by the Whit
comb Metallic Bedstead Company to the
Mirror Candy Company. Negotiations af-
feet the unexpired term Of the lease, which
has fifteen years and seven months to run.
obtained from the owners of the property
of the Clarke estate in 1903
The factory buildings to the rear OF the
New Theatre extending from Nos 19 and
q West gid street 10 Nos. Is and % West
SD street, formerly occupied by the R NJ.
Stivers Company. carriage builders. will be
the home of the W. c. P. Taxicab Com
pany. The property, which has frontage
of so feet in either street, has been leased
for a period of ten years from the Chal-
mers and Detroit Company and will be
used exclusively by the lessees. The lease
was negotiated by the Cross & Brown
Company.
The United Realty Company has leased
to Borden's Condensed Milk Company two
booths for a term of years in the concourse
of the Hudson Terminal Buildings for the
Hudson & Manhattan RAILROAD Company
S. Oseood Pell & Co. have leased for the
summer season to a customer the country
home Of Austin Corbin at Northport. Long
Island.
The Maxlow Realty Company. repre-
sented by Louis II. Lowenstein, has leased
for a long term of years the entire store
floor and basement at No. so Varick street
and Nos. % and % Laight street, being the
northeast corner of these streets, to the
General Provision Company. OF Amster-
dam, Holland. The remainder of this build
ing, consisting OF the six upper lofts, was
recently leased for long term to P. Po-
halski & Co. for a cigar factory.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
BY ]. H. Mayors.

BY j. n. Mayors.
p FoBpaAa s. a11oa his Xxi S 4xsi siy brick dvs:
Matilda Landsmann agt Fordham CONSTRUCTION
g ct al Simon @ & 4 tsaes eg e MSHe sSS to
a mtg Of 5000; 10 the plaintiff for s1o.lIe
BY Samuel Marx
GoERCK ST. 125. 6. IS It n Of Stanton 81.
SS1G sdq N Tear sr Max Fine 'a agt isaac Latin al
Morrison & s, attorneys; w klrchwey' rei
prior mtg of ST. 600; TO the plaintiff for sL@ 'oo-
BY Joseph P. Day.
oDEII. AVE. e cor Startling ave. 1o5x1oS
TJnionport: Peter Ieskie ct al agt II r Clarhe
ct all kssFI saa H. aaaIeaey taGea ETC. s6oo; 10 the
plaintiff for $500
The auction offerings to-day will be as
On the premises at noon
Bv Parish. Fisher & Co.
WILLIAM ST. so and 50. es, block =, IRON, p,
he. Liberty ST and Maiden lane, Il SKIS. fxth TX
327: IL sty Wolfe bldg special masters rt ss,e ES
ward Paris. special master
At No. IA Vesey, ct.
BY James L. Wells Co.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1906. s; e6.4 r OF
16eth ST. 25xl05.6; sty frame bldg; VOL saie'
WASHINGTON AVE. 1888, w s. BIAS IT
Of I69th st. 23.sx139.s. sty frame dwlg' Vol
sale.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1877. $, 1904 # ,
Of roth st, 5ox139. 2 sty frame dwis' VOL
sale
WASHINGTON AVE. 1867. w cor Of 11od
st 50xe5. sty frame dwlg; vol sale
BROOK AVE. Ala. S, 25 II or l44tn ST.
25xl0O, sty tenmt. with stores; vol sale
10th ST. 600. s. 1888 # W of Franklin
ave. IS 1oxi2S.6. 2 sty frame dwg: vol sale.
By Joseph P. Day.
EASTCHESTER LANDING RID. sw cor OF
White Plains turnpike, runs w 15s1ox "
,l525x l111f: also Fischers Landlng ro.
S cor of White Plains I'd, runs ia8lx
1898 to Boston Post I'd. 254:ax Io1H "
O3x g I7sIx 4221x n $3.50; nay
Hand ast L K V Lane ct al: Clocke u
attys; j H Dougherty. ref: partition
BEDFORD AVE 101S-1022, W s. 237 IT OF
DeKalb ave- Brooklyn. 72.ex10o: three sly
fats: bankruptcy sale
EXTERIOR ST. s. 11T0 # Of f5oth st,
runs W Ss9 6 # TO Harlem River, n 1l2lx
24s Ok n 75.6x 145 SIX 1888, leasehoid; hnek-
erbocker Trust Co. as trustee. agt Fireproonne
Manufacturing Co ct al; Davis. q A. eltys'
Abraham Stern, ref: amt due, S1l1,9SZ W.
2o2D ST. 203. n s. 100 IT of Anthony ave.
o5x1oO; . sty dwlg: II Phillips agt + Davis
ct al: ] NJ Tully, atty: Maxwell Davidson. ref'
amt due. 81. 12S S5: taxes, ETC. si5o oo-
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
MADISON ST, 112. g, 1872 # W Of Market
St 25. .2x100. .4x25x1o02: sty tenmt ana store
and stv tenmt in rear: H Bailey agt Isaac
Levine ct al; Rocker, & S, attys; ELY.
ref: amt due. s23, 454 30: taxes, etc. s4so o.
By Daniel Greenwald.
EIGHTH AVE. $50 and 752, cor 4eth St
56.5x125x irreg: sty office and store oias
sheris sale OF all right. title, etc, which Metro
poitan Mercantile and Realty Co had on Dec To-
1909 or since; F Forester, atty.
18TH ST. s. block front bet Morris and
Topping aves. 1e0x120x irreg X 95; sty dWlg,
sty bldg and vacant: sheriff sale OF all right
title etc. which W J Levine had on Dec 81,
Lamb & p, attys.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee.)
ATTORNEY ST. 146. store: Pincus Mailman n
and ano to Burkowitz Ravitch & Turkish;
", II mos. from June /. 1910: $500; address, 5o
Columbia st
BRAINBRIDGE AVE. S. a n Of 194th
Ct 39x75: Maria T Moore to William Cairns; D
yrs from June /. 1910: $50; address. 2oes WEB
ster ave.
Delaney ST. 10 and 112 West, store, etc:
Joseph Alexander TO Benjamin y Defkowttz;
yrs. II mos from June l. 1910; 81, 4Oo address,
Avenue c.
HENRY ST. lis. cor Jefferson st. cor
store: Wolf Nadler 70 Louis B Epstein and Jacob
CSreensren: s yrs from May l. 1910. 2 yTs re-
nevral 81, 44O; address, 1TS Henry st
MADISON AVE. 1882 W cor Hath st, store:
Dora c Herman to Henry Ferkin; 8 yrs, mos
from June l. 1910; s., 800; address. 1882 Madison
MULBERRY ST. %: John T GiInartin to
Giuseppe c Michel: yrs from May L. 1910:
81 220 address, 20 Mulberry St
PEARL ST. 500 and 4o1; two stores and
basement of 401; Catherine Diver ct al TO
William r Levy; B yrs from May l. 1910: S1.ooo;
address, 1904 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn.
23D ST, 6 and Z East. store and basement:
James F Sutton and ano. firm American Art
Associations to c Alfred Capen. firm Dorion' ,
Restaurant: yrs from May 1, 1910; address, q
East 23d ST.
18TH ST, Is East: NIeister & Bache Realty
Co IN Asher Mitteldorf; 3 yrs from May !, 1S1o;
81 .9o0 address. 16 East 10th St
125TH ST, 40 West. store; William Frey to
James J Zero: 3 yrs from May 1, 1elO $3.50;
address 20 West 125th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
ALTERATION PLANS.

PARK AVE 4s1 and 4s3; TO a sty brick
garage and stable; NJ Schulhof & Bulinger,
lessees: o L Spannbake 233 East 18th ST.
architect: cost. S12 900: owner, Washington
Irving estate. so William st.
46TH ST, West: TO sty and basement
dwelling and shops; Thorley & Co, lessee;
Larimore & Co, sub-lessee; G A Freeman and
Hasselman. architects: cost. $4,000;
owner. James w Harper estate, premises.
THE BRONX.
WHITE PLAINS RID. cor OF 2f6th ST. TO
a 5 sty frame store and dwelling. 2O.6x4S
Franz Wolfgang. 535 East 177th st. architect:
cost. $500; owner. James B Kilsheimer. 2O3
Broadway.
BID AVE. 1897: to n sty frame store and
dwelling 25x30: George Hof. tr. 721 Melrose
ave. architect cost. $500: owner. Louisa Daub.
loo4 Washington ave.
WESTCHESTER AVE. n cor OF Sands ave:
TO a 2ih sty frame dwelling. - 2x242 .. and a
I u sty frame shed. is 6xlS6: Otto Krauss.
231s Newbold ave. architect: cost. 5000: owner.
S B Ayres. 1923 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

The pronx. os.exf47 1ox25 sx1291: Jan 2e 1910;
Elizabeth BeekmeSer. or Beckmeyer e ,so Ssooo So
Beaver st.
LOT 172 to IT'S, Rosa map 226. lots situate In
12th maTs RsaItY nne Co 81 Ysl attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BoULEvA.dRRD. W :. zoo IT 1sao o.
Thomas Phillips TO the Harlem 1I sav,ngs Bank; 9s1
81. 900: attorneys. K & r Wishtmap. 20
Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W g, 200 {, y ,o OF
1s7th st. 25xes. 3x24 sx1o2.1: April II. 1910;
Bella Jorn 70 Bella Jorn 7.''d and ars9tee Geors
and Trust Co. i7e Broadway.
sTH AVE. cor 131st ST 25xioo; FEB 20.
ttorney afs gnarss Bsman pSt'fr Levy ~ is5 Broadway
4oTH ST. 449 West, n $. 25xes Q: May %.
1897; Charles and julia Rauchfuss to John
Hardy; $1,000; address. 2e5 Broadway.
1909: olivia NJ Manley TO John Dwyer; $3.50:
address. 764 West End ave.
49TH ST. 115 West. s, 20 1ox10o5: Oct .os 2s:
attorney wilson NJ Powell. 20 Wall St
4eTH ST. lis West. $; 90 1ox1oo5 June ~;
1905: Olivia Manley TO MARY and Catherine ne
wall st.
ssTH ST. s. 47s IT e of 9th ave. 23x1oo ,. 8:
Insurance and Trust Co; $4,000; address. $50
Broadway.
1s1sT ST 245 It Of 7tt ave- " sosas 1s; II !;
United States Title Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
20 Vesey st.
18TH ST. n s. 1872 Fl of Willis ave. 1sx1oo;
May Is. 1907: Adclph and Maria Balsehun to
Anna FaIon: 5000: attorneys Quackenbusn &
Adams. 25 Broad st.
147TH ST. s. S6s 8 # v OF Amsterdam ave;
16. sx99 IL; April 1. 1909; Congregation Peni-Ea
of Washington Heights TO Samuel and Elkan
Deiches: $1,000; attorney. Wilson NJ Powell
Drexei Building
HATH ST, s. 1865 II W of Amsterdam ave
| IS, sx99.11; March 80, 1905: Mary M F stanley to
Pennington Whitehead, trustee: $4,000: attorney.
Wilson NJ Powell % Wall st.
147TH ST, n s, 1884 II of Amsterdam ava
16.Sx99 II: May 19, 1905; Mary Stanley 10 Al
fred Scott, general guardian of Alfred g Scott:
SO. 900: attorney, Wilson NJ Powell, 70 Wall ST.
| 162D ST, g, 247 IT Morris pl. s7x115;
Jan 15 1910: Louis and Sarah Lese TO Rosie ID
Otto: So. $50; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. 160 Broadway.
162D formerly Halsey) ST, 8. 247 II e
Morris pl. s7x115: Dec go. 1908: Louis Lese TO
the Park Mortgage Co: S135o0: attorney, Law
yers Title insurance and Trust Co. 16O Broad
way.
18TH ST, 1913 East; S. 25x1oo; Feb 8. 1908
Celia Lindheim (to Title Guarantee and Trust
Coz to Adde Dumont address, 116 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
a SUCCESSFUL MT. VERNON SALE.

George ". Bard. auctioneer. obtained for
the hfty-ctgnt lots OF the Schuster estate, at
Mount Vernon, s44,1s5 at the auction sale
held on the premises on Monday. Buyers
were from Mount Vernon, The Bronx ard
Manhattan. About three hundred persons
were present.
AIr. Bard VII sell the Navier estate
buildinG lots. forty-nine in number, on Sat
t.rday. The property adjoins Chester Hiii
u has been owned by the Xavier family
fc- over one hundred years
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
LIS PENDENS.
MAY 81

AVE A. = cor 9th st. 10sx205. The Bronx
George Herold agt William G. Melrose ct al Cpar-
tition); attorney. Stiiwell.
17TH ST. S g. 25O II OF Union Square 25x
%; NJ w Realty Co agt Ida Haines ct al fore
closure OF MTG; attorney. G Steinhardt.
JACKSON AVE. q S. 1O0 II s OF 16ist st. II TX
rs: Joseph II Clady agt James Reynolds ct al
foreclosure Of mtg), attorneys, Phillips & Avery.
I42D ST n s, 230.7 n q of Alexander ave-
37.5I100: Moses Seelig ast Haase Litman Con-
struction co ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney,
q w Clune
121ST st. 30 East: Charles G Bacon ct al
agt Bernard Bromberg ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney + S Fisher
11sTH ST S. 324 II OF 7th ave ITx1OO II :
Charles G. Koss agt William ] Jones jr et al
Qoreclosure OF mtg); attorney. G r Warren jr
FINDLAY AVE. s. adjoining lands OF Will
lam II Morris. The Bronx. 24s TX irreg: Margaret
l. Sborowski agt John Sachs et al (anended fore
closure OF mtg. attorney n A Morris.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
FOR HEMpsTEaD LOTS $4,000.

Bcyers were found for 2e4 lots at Hemp
stead on Saturday az the auction sale con-
drcted by Bryan l. Kennedy. A total Of
about $4,000 was realized. the prices rang
ine from $40 TO 800 lot The offering
involved 3Ss lots. bit owing 20 darkness
the sale was adjourned 10 June II. when
the remaining lots viii be offered.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
MAY 81.
EMMETT ST, e s, 50 fl OF Pelham ave, so
x1O0; May IL 1904; James McClusky 10 George
c Liebers and Bella A Jorn. eXrs Christian
Iiebers; SO. 600: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 1T6 Broadway.
EMMETT ST, $. 50 II OF Pelham ave. 100x
90: Nov 49, 1909: Isabella a JOrn TO George q
Iiebers and Bella A Jorn. eKrs. Christian Lie
bers; ST. 500: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 1T6 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, CT. OF a5th st.
lease and renewal covering ali building and prem
ises also lease and renewal covering plot and
buildings on premises R3 Lexington ave. 10. SIX
so. also lot and building adjoining Lexington
ave, s. 40 ix3e 0xig sxS9 ax irreg, June 10
1908. Hotel Belmore 20 samuel J. Hiram e ana
Hershheld & Wolf. 115 BToadvay
LoT 9. map property estate George w Hunt
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos. IA
and ls Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Z. J. Phillips g. Co.
l5eTR ST. 200 and ol1. n s. 1T5 II " 18th ave,
7J1s9 II. tro sty flats II A Palmer aEt Bisch-
on Realty ana Construction co 81 Al action
due Ss 80 50. taxes etc S302 o.. sub 70 four
rigs aggregating s+s. co.. 10 the plai-tin toI
SSi 095
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

proprietor OF the Gilsey House. and the Ho-
tel Albert. is president OF the company.
Messrs Lowenthal and Shapiro recently
purchased the property from the estate of
the late DR.. Woodbury.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
LEASE coNEY ISLAND HOTEL.

The John H FIFE Company Las leased for
Henry Lcweuttai and A6olph Shapiro the
sea eff Hctei. Coney Island for term
u Eve years. ID TIC Royal Hoiel and Res
tar-aat Conoa2y. Louis Fran.zcl. formerly
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Fisher P. Weaver has been elected a
member Of the board of directors of the
Charles F. Noyes Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

SEA SHORT COTTAGES FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping. al Watch Hill r I and nearby
beaches, Tor rent ot sale For full particlr
Early. Y. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

12lsT ST s. 100 Il OF Amsterdam ave
toX2e II Leon TuehHnann loans Nestcr Holding
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

e5sx93l Milton NJ silverman 10 cieniensihe soee
Silyerrnan; 4 part: May 2I; slU' aoaress' ooo'
Broadway.
Irnionport: Van Nest Wood working co to Annie
F Mackenzie (mtg $3.50; May 20; sloo; ADDRESS,
1243 Theriot ave.
To7- begins AZ n land as above at said 1871
runs @ as II TO c l mill brook X SO W - 70
said lot ls5x eginaiing pnaylck Nav i4 sfoo
address, Room 1904. 151 Nassau St
LOT 21. map No 1.175 of William H Wallace
on Fort Schuyler rd: Frederick Goldnan 70 Leo heo
pold Vath May 2s: 500; address, zo+4 1ooui"s
ton ave. West Chester.
LOT 13, map $40 lots McGraw estate, Wes'
Chester James H Dudley to Patrick hehy'
SAME PROPERTY: Anna Dudley and ano. BY
gdn, to same: May 2; all title: S2'loo; ADDRESS,
626 Westckester ave.
MANIDA ST. w g. 275 # s Of sPofford ave
"a. BOO: May 2e 500: address. 1873 East 2o9tn ST
PARK AVE. cor 216th st. 1oox15o; caro- ar
line M Hills to Josephine A Stewart lmts Slo'-
ooo1: 6,tS May IS 500; address. 4os East 18th St
RErss PI. n cor White Plains I'd. 119.6xiOt
x1o7 ixiooe tpartition. April 2S l91Ol Corneiiu:
WiekeTsham .e drss ref. to eieT aef PaT ave-
TELLER AVE. W cor 1881 st, S5x1oo: Will
lam simpson to William simpson ~
Co; u part; all title; and s; May 20; 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Mcbride to same
Il part; and s: all liens; May 3; Sloo actress
"a East 10th st.
WEBSTER AVE. es. at line land S;s conveyed IL e
marty of the first part Dy SlIdS II ~
runs 576 fl to e lot 137. map Mount Hope J
25x w TO n % to beginning.
9Th AVE. n w lot A. map Jones estats. 2o1
o. ax irreg; Curtiss Byron to Mary Faveett
(mtg s32 0CW: May 81; 81: address. 10 Will
lam ST.
bath ST. g. 100 # w of Lincoln ave. p,
irree Mary A Costello and ano TO Nicholas Y
Cantasano Cn1tg S16.0 .00O); May IS: 500; address
1S7
18TH ST. E. 544.s # of ST AIMS ave. 4o1
100: Villa Site Realty Co to Ellen Press (rnts
$50 oO0): May IS; 500: address. II East 99th ST.
beth ST, n s. 5446 # of st AIMS ave, 40'
100; Jacob Levy. ref. to Villa Site Realty -
(mtg $4,000; May IS: $1,000: address. Beck
man st.
10th ST. s. 751 # W from tangent point ~. II
g s. 10th st. % TX irreg, being lot 30, map =
lots at Cleremont Heights; Valentine Pressier q
William F Gleason (mtg 2.4oo); 500; ADDRESS
Ill 9th
17sTH ST. S. 100 # w Of vyse St 49x142 o'
irres; Charles [. Keil to c K Realty Co. cor
poration (ntg Sc O00); May IA; 500; address
Room us. $50 Nassau st.
18TH ST, 745 East. 25x10o celia Lindheim tt
Curtss Byron; May 8: 500; address. 10 VIII
lam ST.
18TH ST. 743 East. 25x1oo; 1s7th st. "a;
East, 2lx1O0; 1STth st, 749 East, 25xloo; 1eitf
st. TAO East 20x1O0: Curtiss P Byron to ZIG
mund Ernst and Harry Cohn (mtg sooO)' MAJ
81: S1oO; address, 4O6 East 149th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and sddress.)
MAY 81.
MANHATTAN


MANHATTAN.
4TH AVE, 900 to S96: for an sty store and
lofts S6x7s. 6; John B Snooks Sons, 13 Nassau
ST. architects; cost. S135.000: owner. Elbridgs
T Gerry, Newport. r l.
LEXINGTON AVE. E. Is u n OF s4th ST:
for 2 sty brick store. TT.2x32.s; G z Birge.
90 west oath st. architect: cost, 10000;
owner the Eighty-fourth Street Co. on prem
ises.
35TH ST, s. 70 # of ID ave: for sty
brick building. 7sxsse; John B Snook's Sons.
IS Nassau ST. architects; cost. s13o.ooO;
owner. New York Dental College. 20 West
14th ST.
5sTH ST. s2s East; for sty brick bakery,
stable and dwelling 20. 1x59.5: G Provost. 104
West AID st, architect; cost, $1,000: owner, V
Machin. 316 East 59th st.
145TH ST, $, 100 IT OF Broadway: for a
sty ticket Office and machine booth: J j
Kennedy, Nosholu ave, architect; cost, 800;
owner. Washington Amusement Co. $50 West
145th st. -
Sd AVE, S, 20l.16 # OF 1ISd st: for a I
sty brick store 50.24x6216; NJ ] Garvin. 33e7
Sd ave. architect; cost. $4,000: owner. Louisa
Levy. 1915 Boston rd.
23sD ST, g s. sO.51 II of Carpenter ave
for . 8 sty brick dwellings, 20x5o: George P
Crosier, 233d and White Plains ave, archi-
tect; cost. $4,000: owner. William Lechnyr.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY ST.
MAGENTA ST n s, 55 fl W OF Cedar 81. Z2k Z
100 ITnionport Lumber and Manufacturing 20
ert Raphael and John Pontano owners; ANTONIO
Cimano contractor; S53 80.
LIBERTY ST. So: Philip Leserman. IT. ag,
vtherty-Nassau Building Co. owner: Z Gray
CONSTRUCTION Co contractor; se543 sS
I,ENOX AVE 544 to 552: Sam Levitt co
agt H Strauss, owner and CONTRACTOR s'9 oo-
EAsTBURNE AVE, n cor 174th ST. IS. 3x93;
William Rapp agt Irving Construction Co. owner
and contractor: $500.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, SO TO AZ: Ffske & Co
INC agt Mica Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor S451 90
10TH ST 163 West: Pasquale Ventimiglia agt
the William H Moore Co. owner and contractor
s23
both ST. SIS to 524 West; same ast same
SS25.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
Brooklyn.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

NOPNINGSIDE HEIGHTS - FOUR fCcNSS
hath. Immediate occupancy. EAIt4Hts 20
West l1sth - telephone ATe9-Nornirsstdc. =
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY 81.
BFJMONT AVE n cor 1s9th ST. Esther
Lubotzky agt Louis Noschbroe ct al; March 3,
le1O S31.
SAME PROPERTY: Louis Leopold sgt
Frank Martocci ct al; Feb 7. 1910; SIS.
SAME PROPERTY; Fordham Cornice Works
agt Frank Martocci ct al; Feb 8. 1910; $50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
FURNISHED COTTAGES 10 LET.
WATER MILL, LONG ISLAND.

Furnished Cottage to rent: Il rooms. bath.
closets tubs: excellent water supply. fine drives.
boating and bathing; good garage ard stable on
premises; convenient 20 telephone. telegraph and
TR BALL. Owner. Sc West esd ST. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL IM >
provements: Is rooms. bathrooms: larss
lawn: Washington and Lawrence SIS. Flushing.
l.. l.: SIS 900: or will rent ELLIOTT & BUSH
Ig+ Rrosdway New York 90 local agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12

tunes of every type An old blue per
mofnshed crepe gown recently sent
over from Paris aas a scant. straight
skirt gathered just below the knees iato
a deep bard of sef.t onei satin: an Ameri-
can creation Of tan cashmere has
broad band of soutache embroidered
peau de sole app.isd ABOUT eighteen inches
from its skirt hem. a venetian blue mo-
hair. made with plainly sored front has
plated back actually ''5elted in with
broad band o. embroidery bordered tat
feta, and a fetching model of pale green
silk cashmere has band-trimmed short
underskirt over which fails a straight.
long tunic outlined 18th broad bands Of
black satin.
The seamless shoulder now takes almost
as many forms as there are garments in
which to develop II. In the Turko-Rus-
sian coats the top of the arm often is
hidden by overIa pping plat or wide
collar. while in the case of frocks the
blouse and sleeves are cut in one. border
ings of braid on bodice extend far over
the shoulders or a wide yoke OF lace
mergeS into a vertical band running the
entire length Of sleeve. only the woman
who wears the garment knows positively
where its shoulders leave off and its
sleeves begin. but in regard 10 the shape
of se eyes there ara few questions. Nearly
all of the newest frocks and gowns have
sleeves which may be termed the mod
Grated bishop" since fashion IS now
frankly adopting ideas obtained from &c
clesia stical garments used in both the oc-
cident and the orient.
In the moderated bishop sleeve. which
Is compromise between those which fit
closely and those of exaggerated width.
The inner SIDE is narrow and plain. while
the upper side IS "ather fun and slightly
gathered at the elbow. Sometimes the
cuff only half encircles the sleeve but
when there is deep cap the fuliness is
banded in just below the elbow and again
al the wrist. thus forming narrow
rather scdnt puff. Or the band is placed
above the elbow and all the fuilness be-
low ii il drawn toward the inner side
of the arm.
Soft StrdWs will rule in the displays OF
Eastertide millinery the most fash
ionable of the spring resorts. The flexible
braids most readily lend themselves to the
fancies of the hour. which undenia bly,
tend toward abrupt turns and twists ga J.
culated to Overtax the endurance of any
save weaves of the most reliable char
acter Many Of the newest and smartest
looking shapes do not call for much III
the way of trimming. This is especially
marked in the case of the turbans i'm
ported from Paris within the past week.
Some of these are shaped almost precisely
like a Turkish headdreSs and apparently
are loosely bound about the crown of the
head. Usually they are guiltess of rib
non. velvet or feather trimmings hut
there is always a spray of flowers or a
maine chou at the left side OF the brim
So closely do these turbanS lit and 50 far
down upon the couture are they placed
that only a few hatpins required TO
hold them in position-a most fortunate
circumstance. as not TO keep these hat
poised at precisely the correct angle AT
once deprives them of the character which
is their chief claim TO smartness. But