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New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
with name and address of lenders attorney
June %

with name and address of lenders attorney
JUNE %
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2266, 5 sty hrk, ST 6x1oo:
April - 1907; Louis Rosenberg and Samuel
dress. 100 west 10th st
% BoWERI & s Sill Ill / # ,eoo Of Rivingtog St
TO Joseph Ajello; $780, 900: address. 2Os East 9Th
BowERY. s. I'LL f n of Rtvington st.
IS 11x24x irreg; Sept 2 1900; segal Realty Co to
Della G Levy; 5000 attorney, Wilson NJ
Powell % wall st
LEXINGTON AVE. 1717. 4 sty brb. IS sx65:
81 m a+torney Tifie 70 vy
Trust Co. $50 Broadway
MADISON AVE. 1s43, 8 sty brk, 17.7xs3: Nov
a. 1897; John D Mesmie and to Eliz NJ
Anderson. $1,000. address. so Broad St.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 154, sty apt. 4x1Oo:
Dec 81. 1904: James Noble and others to Morgan
G Barnwell and others: $4,000; address. IA
Broadway.
wADswoRTH AVE. n cor 174th st. 1cox
100; Dec IS, 1908, James c Mcclure to Helen 3
Alexander and ano; $4,000: address. II Broad
way
wApswoRrH AVE s., sty apt, 4os1oo;
June 10. 1907; 17Ith Street street Realty Go to James
sTH AVE, III TO 175. W cor 18th ST. sty
brk SO. sx1oi: Jan IS. 1896; walter Jones to
the Equitable Life Assurance Society, $4,000;
address. 40 Broadway
18TH ST. s3s East. s sty brk. IS 4x10s 8: June
II 1906. Julian 6 Buckley and ano 10 Ameri-
can Mortgage Co; S2SsUp; aooFesS' 81 Nassau ST.
21sT ST. 55 East. sty brk. "a okla Ok irreg:
J,i,, Z 1894. Virginia Louise Barlow TO Peter
T Barlow and ano. $4,000: address. b5 East
21st st
asTH ST 1o2 West sty brk eS 3x2o; 9th
a,,s st5 "a 2reo Nav 90 1906 Eliza Slater TO
the Manhattan Life Insurance Co: $4,000. ad-
dress CO Broadway
e5T,a ST. LA West. sty brk, 1s.5x1OO 5;
J,,ne IA 1907: ] Ida l. Hurbut TO Levi !, Felt
and sno. of Hartford. Conn. $4,000. attorney
W W Westervelt, 1o0 Broadway
scr-Iy ST ri East 1 brk, 100 5x2n. Aug
% 1oo0: Jennie Black and 10 Hy Bur
den trustee: s25 600: attorney Eugene Smith.
40 Wall st.
s7ra ST a 70 90 East nine g. and sty
hrL 1O0 1x2OO. Oct Is. 1901. Hedwig Pings
10 the Equitable Life Assurance Society; S2S,-
800, address. le0 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

percale, galatea and the like. The garment
illustrated is made of blue chanbray,
trimmed with the same material in blue
and white plaid. At the front the body
and leg portions are in one. but at the back
they are separate.
The quantity Of material required for the
medium size -four years. is three and five
eighth yards "A or q inches wide, three
and one-fourth yards 3 inches wide or one
and seven eighth yards Il inches wide, with
one half yard 27 inches wide for trimming
The pattern, No. $3.50, is cut in sizes for
children of two, four and six years, and
will be mailed to any address on receipt
of 10 cents.
Please give pattern number and age dis
tinctly. Address Pattern Department, New
York Tribune. If in a hurry for pattern
send an extra 2-cent stamp and we will
send by letter postage in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

IS P iso5 g.! 1saatz ST Ea7 Wesbsrs m to CHARLES Ho0
| inson and Lawrence E Brown, as sub-trustee;
! SIS 900: address. 81 Liberty st
SAITH ST, ia TO us East: three sty dwgs
| 62x1022 2; Sept 4 1908; Henry Btgha1n to the
| dress 12o Broadway
| SAITH ST. ia to lis East; three I sty brk-
| 102 2x60 2, July II. 1906; Hy B Anderson 70
| East 6Sth st
a6rH ST. "a West; 5 sty. brlz, 17x1oo-s: Dec
| % 1897; Peter Wagner and ano to the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society; $4,000; address.
] 120 Broadway
! soTH ST. Sc West; 5 sty bFk. 17z1oo-s; Dec
| %, 1897; same TO same; $4,000; address 10
9TH ST. IS East; 8 sty brk; 81, ,6x1oo II !;
June 20. 1906 Annie Davis TO Esther D Lin
coin; $4,000; address, PSI West slst st
9TH ST. 90 East; sty brlz, 10ox37-6; June
| 20. 1905; same to same; $4,000; address,
same as above
GOTH ST; 50 East: sty brk: 25x1OO11; 100 l;
| George Krumm. Sc. 900; address. 800 East
| 51st ST.
10TH ST. So sly apt 80 4z1oS11 June 13s
| Insurance Co; $4,000: address. 273 Broadway
575TH ST. cor Wadswqrth ave. looS
$50 $; April p. 1908; John D Baker @ and ano
| TO William Dixon, trustee. $4,000; address,
| % West 49th st.
THE BRONX
BELMONT AVE, w S. IS 10 II OF lS2d 81,
| 81 1x3S 3x irreg; Dec s. 1909; Charles krabo
TO American Mortgage Co; $4,000 address,
81 Nassau st
LoNGwooD AVE. $. eo5 It w Of Hewitt
pl 89x1O4 s: June 19 1905; Michael Meehan
and Johanna Meehan. his wife. to Newours
Savings Bank; S25. 600; attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. 17e Broadway.
| LOT 800 map village OF Melrose. 25xll5 2;
Nay IS 1905: Jacob Sege TO Vincent and kaue
| Greubel: s5. 600. attorney, John Frees. Cos
East 156th ST
LOT o. map South washingtonville. 4ox125:
June o. 1905; Anna NJ wife oO ana John n
Nickrich TO Dollar Savings Bank OF city New
York: $1,000: address, 2soS Sd ave
LONGWOoD AVE, s. 905 II Of Hewitt pl,
Meehan: $500. attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 81
Nassau ST.
LOT IA map Of 1i2 lots estate OF Moses Devoe.
Fordham Heights lSSth st Easc; Oct IA. 1907.
$500: address. cor Greene and Clinton aVes.
Brooklyn.
LOT IA and part OF Lot So map Peter valen-
tine farm. West Farms. begins at point 400 II n.
n W cor Tiebout and Clark ST. loox23o; also
ali OF Lots "A and rs. same map. begins W
Ttebout ave 1852 II n OF 1S4th 81. 100. 1x235:
April g. 1905; Michael Natal 20 Bernhard Po-
linsky: 500: attorney. HieronyInus Breunich-
l30 Broadway.
ST AIMS AVE. W cor 1s5th st. ssx5o:
$50. 600; address 44s East l4lst ST
ST AIMS AVE. 135th st. ooxsS:
March l. 1907; Harris siegel TO David Zpkin;
s13. .Goo: address. 444 East l4lst St
UNION AVE. $. Ill 10 II n OF i6lst st. look
3Ta: June Is. 1905; New York city Unit-Owner-
ship Realty Co TO the Equitable Trust Co. s2o'-
coo: address. Is Nassau ST.
WALTON AVE. " 5. 1866 II OF East 14sth
81 81 dNlO2 SXSl Ixi0i g. Jan %. 1910: Thomas D
Malcolm Construction Co 10 the New York
Trust Co. $4,000 address ri Broad ST
TIA ST. n 5. $50 It W CT Ave y. 35xloo. June
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

TELLER AVE. n cor 165th ST, 5ox1os; June
%; yrs; Wenignan Construction Co 70 Flor
ence N Haskin ct al. $50 o0O attorneys. Dutton
& Kilshinner, 2O3 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. s, 27s6 # n OF 1s3d
ST, 50x90; June 81: demand, u per cent; Martin
Tuny Construction Co TO City Mortgage Co; $2s,-
900: address Is Wall st.
WESTCHESTER AVE, cor Castle Hill
ave, % 11x117x irreg: South Westchester Turn
pike, s at cor lot OF Mrs Schafner, 5OH
lax irreg (prior mtg S13 500; June q; due
Sept / 1910 per cent; Joseph Wagner to Peter
Duncan; 81, 900; address, 720 East 222d st.
154TH ST. s, 100 # of Elton ave- 23. u
100; June is; due as per bond; Edward and
Loretta Bransfeld to Margaret Tabor; 81, 600
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co, lie
Broadway.
171sT ST. s $50 # Of 11th ave 25xs5;
Davidson ave, e Buchanan pl, 15x1OO;
March g. 1909; due March 6, 1909 6 per cent
John c koopnan to William Simpson; 50. 500;
address. Al Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
Seen in fbe Shops

Round oilcloth mats for kitchen tables or
porch tables are from 10 20 % cents each.
according 10 size
Five graceful candlesticks Of silver at
tached 70 a glass mirror plateau reflector.
silver bound. cost SO 20
An interesting punch bowl combination is
a ten-inck cut glass bowl that sits on a
standard when the boEvl is removed the
standard IS turned upright and becomes q
seventeen comport dish. The cost is sl4 70.
A cut glass wine cooler with two handles
and an inset Of white metal costs SIS 95. II
Is ela6orately cut ana is quite deep.
A combination cracker and cheese dish.
cut in the new daisy pattern. costs Sc 95.
A silver flagree cover for seltZer bottle
opens with a spring to admit the bottle.
and costs S42 10.
silver sardine box just the size Of the
tin box, with tongs or fork 10 remove the
sardines. costs 81 70.
silver dish designed for cream cheese.
with wide knife at the side. costs IS 70
and is very pretty for the purpose.
Remekins of porcelain, with silver tnsets
and handles. are So dozen
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
Continued from ninth page,

6es & T asT06 "a fsss Ts Rssafspf 1T 5uns = s S5s
attorney, Mornay Williams, 25 Liberty st
FIELDsTON RD. s, lots and 6. map OF
5s lots Of Griswold estate: m; June p; 3 yrs
Johanna c Never 70 Mary W Heat0n; aal, l.elV
and as extrx; 100, address. 25 West 36th ST
FIELDsToN RID. $. lot TO 4, map of IS
lots Of Griswold estate; m: June q; 3 yrs;
Peter B sharp 10 Mary 4 " Heaton indy ana
as extrx; S3,0S0; address, % West 36th st
FTELDsTON RD- " $. lot II to Il, nap Of 6s
lots OF Grtswold estate; m; June 81 3 yrs;
Mary Peters 10 Mary = W Heaton, indiV and as
extrx; 81, 45G; address, % West 36th ST
FIELDSTON RD y " cor Of Grlswold pl, lot
II to 20 map Of Grtsvold estate; u: .lnne u;
3 yrs: John T Paine TO Mary W Heaton;
81 462. address, - Nest 36th st
Griswold estate; m; June 21; yrs: John
Quinn to Mary a W Heaton indiv and as e1trx
81 O50: address. % West 36th St
FTELDSTON RID, II cor OF Heaton pl. lot
as. same map; m; June n; yrs; same TO
same, s665: address. 25 West 36th st.
GRISWOLD PI.. s " cor of Ffeldston I'd, lot
81 TO 49, map of Griswold estate; m June = :
yrs; Alexander Thorn 70 Mary a w Heaton,
indiv and extrx, Sl4, $50, address, p West
Seth 81
GRIswoLD PL : s lots 85 and Sc. map Of
IS lots Of Griswold estate: m; June 21; yrs;
Frances p aackett 70 Mary A " Heaton. indiv
and extrx. 81. 050; address, 25 West S6th St
GRISWOLD PL4 s. lot 21 to D. map OF
Griswold estate: p m; June 81; yrs: John T
Paine 10 Mary 4 " Heaton; S1,312: address. .
West seth ST.
map Of Griswold estate m; June p; 8 yrs;
George Jaediker and ano 70 Mary " Heaton.
indiv and as eNtrX; $685.; address. 70 West
Beth st.
JACKSON AVE, n Y cor 160th st, 25s75 OTior
mtg $50 c00l June 2I. due as per bond Re
becca Berstine to Estates Settlement Co; 20. I5O
address, 300 Broadway
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE, W g 272f T n of
Kingsbridge ri, 25x67 3; June o. yrs, Y per
cent; Patrick Davis 10 Bernard 10th. S., 900. ad-
dress. G. William st
LONGWOOD AVE g s 29S4 Fl OF Prospect
ave, 3I-6xll0; June %; yrs PER cent; August
L Knolpke to George Schenck. 5000; attorney
William Glare, 156 Broadway
LOT go TO $50. map st Josech's Orphan
Asylum: p m June % . yrs. per cent: Joseph
Watson TO Rose II Cahll; 5000; attorney
william Orr 81 Chambers st
PARCEL of salt meadows, adj land Samuel
Valentine and land Andrew George and fronting
on creek west of Goose Island, East Chester;
June %; yrs; John H Campbell 10 Mary Esch;
20G Broadway.
ROBBINS AVE. 6f2. 25x1Oo: June 21; yrs;
William Drahcvzal TO German Savings Bank:
SO 0o0 address, 10e East 14th st
ST LAWRENCE AVE. S. go II OF West
Farms I'd. 25Xl0o: June %; yrs; William @
Schlosser TO Herman r Epple: $500: address.
25IS Grand
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 17sd st.
21x2oo TO Minford pl: Southern Boulevaro. 3
E cor 178d St 77.sx204 20 g Minford pl x
.20.3xeo0: MinfoTG pl s. at e Boston I'd,
49, 7xS1x170 TX frreg. June 20: due per bond;
annie r Sprateley TO Montgomery s SANFORD ct
al exrs: SAC 900 attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co 100 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, W :. % IT n of
l.3d 81. 27T 5x irreg: June 2l due as per bond
same 70 RobslT Clark sol, 600 address, West
i2sth
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate salesroOm. Nos. IA and II
Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Samuel Marx.
so5 East 140th ST. map 60T, 4ox95. sty
brk tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for s3S.oOo
BY Joseph P. Day
IL East 10Th ST. 19x102. .. 4 sty stone front
dwg: sold to Golde & Cohen for S5500o.
81 and 80 Market st. 50xSs. sty brk tenrnt
and stores; sold to Jacob Cohen for SS0,311-
1414 and 1915 Washington ave. sty
frame dwgs; sold to Charles H Cronin for
S11 300.
Fordham rd, s, 1905 # w Of Loring pl
runs " and n TO Sedgwick ave 2s o1
161.1ox n 1888 20 beginning; vacant; sold
to plaintiff for SIS. 900
176th St S cor of Vineyard pl. The Bronx
plot 65. 36x4o asx6q 12x46 so: sold to William
" ScuIIy for So. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

, this location and 2sd street. The &C Charles
Moves Company is the broker in the transac-
CLERMoNT AvENUE-Julius Scott sold for
the Mannados Realty Company 10 James =.
awf0rd M the 95 Huds0a ra SeH avenue on
plot 1o0x1o0 feet Mr. Crawford gives In part
t Nos Nos 1a2 End ia & wsSS Weing houses
each of 1sx10O feet: also Nos 53 and % Elm
avenue. Mount Vernon. 72sxl1o feet
| ESSEN STREET-D. & W. Mullins have sold
for Francis o'Neil the five story tenement st1 :,
house No. 81 Essex street % feet south OF
Grand street, lot 26-3xs1.6 feet
MERCER sTREET-E. H. Ludlow Co
sold for client to simon Meyers No 81 Mer-
Ger street plot "a 5x1O0 with frame build
TENTH AVENUE-Henry Brady has sold
for the estate of James Kent the four story
tenement house No 124 Tenth avenue, on lot
224x100. The property has been owned by the
Kent family since 1856 The buyer is william
S aso W9r Whe s sheet 2 sbun
SECOND AvENUE-John Peters has sold
for s &, NJ Krotosky, Joseph Kantrowitz and
T Flato to Christian Gommel No. 10O6 Second
avenue adjoining the northeast corner of SD
street. five story tenement house with store.
lot 2ox70 feet.
Isaac Polstein to Elias Zenft Nos. los and 40
East dilt5 street six stSFy g new law .b house
easE corner Of Park avenue.
18TH STREET-Austin Finegan has sold
for Albert and Harold Korn Nos 1S4, 1S6, 1sS
and 100 East 10th street four five story
double apartment houses. on plot 1oox100 feet.
between Lexington and Third avenues, to the
Brothers of the Blessed Sacrament This
order owns property on the opposite side of
! the street. The site just acquired ad1oins a
! large plot the southeast corner of Lexing-
| ton and 10Th street, recently secured
by the French Church of St Jean Baptiste
a site for a church.
ELEVENTH AvENUE-Catherine NJ. E,
and Diedrich G. Hildebrand. as executors of
the estate of John H. g: Hildebrand. have
| sold to John J. Danaher the southeast corner
! Of Eleventh avenue and 5Oth street old build
inss. ON plot 75,3x1oo feet The price was
| 100000
THE BRONX.
KELLY STREET-Ernst & Calm have sold
| east side OF Kelly street. about 400 feet north
| of 16Jth street. to d builder for improvement.
TtEBOUT AVENUE-Ernst & Calm and
7. J. Pittman have sold for Ida Gordon Nos.
oe3I ard 2239 Tiebcut avenue. two two story
| wellin. houses each on lot 1Sx10 feet.
1G.D s-rREET-Kurz & Uren have sold for
a ellen: two lots the north side of 1870
stree: $50 feet cast of Courtlandt avenue. to
4 builder for Improvement
BATHGATE LVENUE-In part payment for
giveg &c Krotosky, Kantrowtz & Flato No.
113j Bathgate avenue. a four story double
fathouse. on lot 2Gx95 feet. John NJ. Peters
the broker
George PfaT the old Galway tract Of about
sixteen acres in the East Chester section OF
Thc Bronx, just south of Boston Post Road.
and having a large frontage on the Hutchin-
son River.
SOUTHERN BOULEvARD-E. A johnson.
of No. 154 Nassau street. has sold for n client
two parcels on the Southern Boulevard and
Cypress avenue. In the deal No. 55f Southern
Boulevard changed hands
1s1ST STREET-CIement H Smith has sold
for a client the northwest corner of 1S1st
street and Prospect avenue. on a plot 66x
$50 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

BRIGHT red military capes with SIX hned
hoa5 and brass buttons for little four-yesr-
olds cost Ae5 ard are popular for the
s.-ae',ort. a:ld rao1u-ain wear
= rresn six parasol tucked and trimmed
vvs.7 lrocred fringe. having Z tucked 81 X
bow O. thc hand.e. costs SIS. and IS very
sn0ar--
As gray hair Is fashioaab,e just nov,
Some r-ornen are using a wonderful silver
1iy~ - s. a bottle 20 produce the desired
result
a SET q three SILK rubber lined bags. one
-or soaD. ore To- a toothbrush and one for
The wesnoioth. sells at % cents
a steamer basket with covers and 4
lining OF pale blue six holds six packages
containing toys for a child. one for each
dav of the voyage: l. costs s. q A basket
without core-s. containing more expensive
c.ras. is pink lined. and costs 81 94-
A very clean and good sized pig with a
rfl,son around his neck may be wound up
for quite walk along The floor. and costs
s7ss
Toy German villages. with houses. ami
rnaIs and Deopie. are interesting icys and
ka.l s0- s y = boK-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

u Browne. New Window. Orange Ccs-.s' Cca-s ~
tsct; cost. S5.O OoO-
LEXINGTON AVE. rs. TO a s-y aa4 Tss 8.
nsent private Gwg; WiNia-, ? E7.s5s - "a
and Duane sts owner Green luo
architect; cost, 5000
5TH AVE. cor 49th -. . an n! = g r.
apt; George Kemp Peal Estate - % ,---stsd.
owner. R A Tucker. $50 5-h ave
cost. $4,000 80.
125TH ST. 246 and PAS West. 20 tT9 rss-
sty brk stores etc 4 y RLisset RLis,Ss = ti,3 Ps,s
body, 80 Pine 81. owners 1 c F1oslS"
ave. architect: cost $4,000
THE BRONX
INwoOD AVE. e cor 170th s: 70 S.sss
frame shed. 16x50. joseph vloI- 4, .
n ]. owner: jerome Avenue Lal--sss sssT
premises. architects and lessees. cost, -
wAsH1NGToS AVE. :. u5r
lSSth ST. for q l sty brS carnage ,II1-.1- I-- "a
AS. Minnie Nandel f2o4 Wasa-.-r - g.
owner: Charles Clark. 40 fremont a.
tsct. cost. 81. 600. n
22sTH ST. $. 25 :. Of Bronx. Boa.eEs... s,..
! stv frame garage 12xl5. "l!t.@1J, "l!t.S,-Ss-s q
1T00 Bathgate ave. owner. Georse .5ao =
677 East 224th ST architect. ccst. s-
ALTERATIONS
ANTHONY AVE. e :. = 2 o. -ss-ss
2l5 sty frame 6wg q 15x4g, - -, = ssiss+
Lock 1887 Anthony ave. owner. - 80 ~
% West 42d 81 architect. ccSt. S-VSV -
PARK AVE. 41sS. to Two sty ard c,L' a., TT,saasa
dwgs. 22x366 and IS oXSo .. L,5- 5-auiic =
$3.50 Park ave. owner. NJ " Del 20. H %
mont and Webster aves. architect, Gus ~.
I61ST ST. 10. 70 sty frame s1Srs s1'. Il -.
1Sx95, Naltzer q Rossn. 76S East Iois. AZ
ers. William Huenanberg. I6+ Llh-0"
tect- cost So 500
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

syrerierce5 during the last few Gays
pale blue. q tint that IS always sug-
Eesrive Of GOODNESS. is seen in many OF the
articles nf dress that are conspicuously
r7ace5 in the shops Just now There are
hats Of palest blue chiffon trimmed with
small roses and leaves in soft natural
4ints that give q touch OF brightness with
out which the whole effect might be cold
and nfeless- The plain silk parasols in
the same shade Of blue are just the thing
70 urodlCe the calraness OF soul one must
have IN order 70 enjoy warm weather A
SCARF that would look enchantingly cool
and et the same time give effective pro
lection should the temperature suddenly
fan = degree or two was Of white crepe
se chine with a satin border in china blue
and an anover embroidered design IN the
same color.
Hats Of English embroidery, too, have
an en7icinelv airy appearance. for It is so
easy TO imagine the gentle zephyrs Of q
summer afternoon chasing each other in
and out among the large eyelet holes
wreaths Of flowers that bring TO the mind
thoughts Of June gardens are the most
appropriate decorations for these lovely
head coverings
Among The gloves O. tam "il4le Sl-A II
which ones hands are almost cooler than
if uncovered, TWO charming MODELS. one
short and one long. were noticed The long
ones had plain stitching on the back bui
or the wrists, ali the way 70 the tops
were +ucks about an eighth q an inch II
width The tucks We're some distance
apart and between them were little run
ming designs OF flowers and leaves en-
broidered in white This style OF decoration
would ha admirably suited TO the arm
thar has the misfortune 10 be rco long
and thin The wrists % the snort gloves
had worked scallops al the TOP and were
otherwise rather heavily embroidered
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
Of Interest TO CUOm en-
THE BREAKFAST SET
A Luxurious Outfit for the Soll-
iary Deieuner.

No pantry may be considered completely
stocked nowadays unless 1t contains an in
dividuai breakfast set designed TO be used
on an invalid's tray or for any one of that
growing contingent which finds il good for
soul and body TO begin the day in the peace
and solitude Of the bedroom rather than
at the family breakfast table The set in
cludes three plates of the dessert size,
berry dish. a porridse bowl, a coffee cup
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
MIDSUMMER Fashions
The LoyeIiest Things Are Re-
SERVED for This Season.

Each extreme of temperature brings In
,,s own peculiar style Of beautifu attire'
Without the tcy winds Of winter there
would be no sunptuous wraps or iur' anu
-r5-ho,,t the heat of summer ali the loVeiy
things now provided TO make their wear
e-s look and feel cool would be unknown
q consideration that should reconcile hu-
nan;tv in this part of the world to any
uncomfortable sensations they may have
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE %

y s.sr
CORNELL, AVE - :. near Ash g s, ag--
map Of Arden property. The BrcnS 70 istfsorsslcs1'
cannon axt Harry NJ Cough e a Hars
OF nntxl. attorneys. Barbour. RusA q - a
e4ra ST. 2se East. Leopold -s.s Esiilc5s q r's
simon IAfkowitz 81 al toTeciOSu
attorney Hellinger- -. s1,s. =.
f27rH ST :. 1276 n " Of t,ss tsrs 81,
% II: William II BOrrlann ssl Sl--F 3 u rsors
et al tforeclosure G mtg. -
son. ,4sxfle. p
BRIGGS AVE- " cor tsn ,1,.T - :, "a q t0r''e'
Gundrun1 Co agt Martin GeiS11l-l
ure OF rnts): attorney. Fl GlOts az. Er9
AVE A. 1444: Walter = NSoIs SSlS,: srto'''''
Shweirzer et al (foreclosure OF
Pavey & Moore :. 6 sre
EAST BROADWAY. 1cs; PIT, PITY ;; IN se:',
and Madison st. S4S. and p, gdvfsrd NJ
So1nfT. CHARLES q Mahler ass NIsnIsy. "a
~ al 5partiticn): attorney. L N !. SS,s
GoERcK ST. 81. and Ma4i-Shi 1sSSi. = Z saa, ~. :
= ~ scanned ST. 24 INse, ~ ufsls
.hraham Hurwitz 0oreclosurS Il
news. Wells & Snedekef - sxf0o. ~
nth AVE . cor SUM- - 'Lg.IdsoranS.
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1specifiCs performance: attorney re
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Rompers made with sleeves in one with
the body portion are the latest and the
newest The model illustrated Is both prac-
teal and attractive in effect. The back
portions of the drawers are attached to
the belt and consequently are easily but
toned in place. The little garment can be
worn over frock or in place of one, as
liked All the simple washable materials
are appropriate gingham, chambray. linen.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
GLEANINGS.

a Young woman who takes care Of her
mother. a nervous invalid, has invented all
sorts Of little ways for protecting the suf-
ferer from the noises that Jar on tangled
nerves Except on the hottest days, crate
fire IS kept going in the sickroorn. and how
70 replenish IL without making a racket was
q problem. At last the young woman hit
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
OPEN AIR MEETING.

,y-fe Equality League Of Self-Supporting
TEcrneri VIII pay the Rev DR. Charles H
I7arlzl,I.rst the compliment of holding a
s,1ffrage meeting in front Of his church IN
Madison Square tomorrow at noon
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

JUNE
Sidney c Borg TO Teresa Wailach; 2 assts;
s3 $40
Samuel II Golding TO Jacob Steigelfest; 500.
Peter Kane to Minnie : Cohn; 81
Ellis Kempner to Hermann Levy; $500
Albert L Blum 10 Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Co; 500.
Fordham Realty Co to Milton Day; 81, $50
John Dunbar to Louis Gates: $500
Joseph Ravitch TO Iron Masters Realty and
Construction Co; 81
Emily Falkenstein to Jacob Rosenberg; S1Oo-
John c Haring, eNr 20 Carrie NJ Eartng, 81
Wilson NJ Powell TO Wilson NJ Powell et al
trustees; s.. 600
Louis P Holzwasser 10 Harry L Rosen; $500
Mary Gabryel TO Emile Dervieux; $1,000.
Cedar Street Co 70 United States Realty and
Improvement Co: SIS. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE -

JUNE
4IST ST, Z East; Marcus Schlossnan et al agt
John Doe. owner: Mrs Frank II Warner, owner
and contractor: George Schleuter. contractor;
s21 73.
225TH ST. n s. 4c5 u Of Paulding ave. 25x
100: Alfonso Lucchin agt Thomas Lyon. owner
and contractor: SSs1 so
9TH ST, 232 West: Henry weisfeld agt Ed
ward A Kahn, owner; Solktn & Stephan. Inc
contractor; S21O.
soTH ST. 1874 East: William CARRIER agt Anna
Garner. owner and contractor: S4S so
ID AVE. $50. Manhattan Stone Renovating
Co agt Polish National Alliance Of United States
OF North America, owner: D Becker & Sons and
5 Fox & Co. contractors; s65
Sd AVE. S, 20 II OF 156th 81: DiIizia &
Co agt Cranrp & Co, owners and contractors; se7.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH rs. Max
Epstein agt - Robinson. owner and contractor
S153 80.
TELLER AVE. 1855. 1857 1851 1868 and 1867;
Barnett Bernstein agt F Myers Realty Co
owner and contractor: Sass
BANTER ST. 20; Louis Herman ct al agt
Davidl Ffnelite owner; John Palmiro. contrac-
500