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New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

f42D ST. IS. 100 II Of 7th ave. for ss sty
apartment. 1j0xs6.ll; Kramer Constructing %
35 Nassau 81, owner: W T. seaycr 322 5th ave
architect; cost. $4,000.
4TH AVE, = W cor 2Gth st. for a 20 sty s,or.
offices and loft bldg. 20. 9x2Oc. Hess Realty 20
aO1 Broadway. owner: Neville & Bagge 2i7 Wen
!25th It. architects. cost, 100000
THE BRONX
BAILEY AVE cor Albany ri. Tor a s,y
brk eralne house. Ox75: City OF New York
owner: Hoppin & Koen, PA 9th ave, Architects:
cost. $4,000
GLEASON AVE, :. 405 n Of IIavemey.r
ave; for a . sty frame dwg, 2lYJo. Frederick
Eggers 1892 Havemeyer ave owner: John p
Cahill jr. 221G Ellis ave, architect. cost. 81 go
MORRIS PARK AVE. II $. 90 n of Whit,
Plains ave: for A sty frame stores and dwg
Z: xeO: Hattie LaDdgreba. 1870 Barnes ava
on ner: Timothy J Kelly, 6s5 Morris ark ave,
architect: cost. $500.
WESTCHFsS1ER AVE. n s ~ n u Glover
ST. for Ave 3 sty brk dwgs. 20X55. csrlan. ~
W, stchester Square. owner. Charles Clark al
fremont ave. architect; cost $4,000.
2ssT'H ST. s. $50 II Of Martha ave. for 4
2i7 stv frame dwg 2lY38: Wesley CONSTRUCTION
90 James " Blank 167 East Seth 81. PRESIDENT,
owner: George W Lockwood, - East 236th q,
architect: cost. $1,000.
PARK AVE, s, 1s5 n of ls0th a.: for two
stv brk tennis. 37lax90; Plough Fox & 90. 2ol
East i49th ct, owners; Charles Schaeier, r pl
fremont ave, architect. cost $4,000.
CONCORD AVE. n cor i5lst ST. for s'v
ork teumt. 50xsI.e; Benjamin Benenson. 4oi Ess,
153d ~, owner: Charles Schaefer, jr AOl Tremont
ave architect: cost SEQ 000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
WEST END DWELLING HOUSES SOLD
D. Stokes Dsposes Of Buildings Near 9th Street. wh'cn
viii Be Replaced by Large Apartment Structure
QUICK RESALE OF LOTS IN THE OYCKMAN StCllON

sturGes IT al to Frank Eerud: II yrs from May
/, 1909: $500 address. Newark. }.
HOUSTON ST, 80 East (all except store ana
basemenD: Leopold Adler ct al TO Max stern
ber. 3 yrs from Oct l. 1911: $1,000: address
100 81 Marks Place.
MONROE ST. ISL and 1s3 tstore, etc); Harris
Bernstein to Abraham Zlachevsky; yrs from
May I. 1911 1912; address Ga Montgomery 81.
SOUTH ST ~ (alD: Bentley w Warren ana
ano trustees. to David Pomerantz; yrs from
Feb I. 1911; s.. 600: address ll6 Madison st.
SOUTH ST 222 CalD; Harry W Xiemeis'9,gg ,g,i' TO o
Charles Beckman; 10 yrs from OCT J. loIl'
s., 800 to $4,000: address. 222 South 81
isT AVE. 1853 nD: Tsidor Woltheim 40 90
Charles : Kline 10 yrs from Jan J. l"l-'
s.. O0O address. 1477 Lexington ave
I'D AVE- 2OO4 CalD: Anna Damico - to SooN Mare lI
Logwinoft. yrs from May /. 1918; S2oOo' al
dress. 2n0f ID ave
30 AVE. Sos (alh: Josephine seeman and ,6,1 ano
- Isidor ~ kempner; 10 Yrs from NAV l. i'i-'
81 500 address 343 West s7th 81.
I'D AVE. 2ls2 (store hooD: Charles Realty
and Construction Co to Lipf Cloak and sun C9'
YRS and mos from Dec !. 1911; s4'ooo' al
dress. 21s2 81 ave.
5TH AVE- $50 and 7s7 part Of first and sec
ord Easements: Fifth Avenue Estate TO LenoN
Safe Deposit Co 20 yrs from MAY l. l9i''
IS 900. address 7s6 9TH ave.
1sT ST. 324 East tstore hall and front base
menU Frank A Sesaro to Luigi hi Quito;
yrs from Nov rs, 1911 s1.OsO; address. ia lst
ave
10TH ST. AZ to ~ West eleventh lofp; the
Hasco Building 60 to Johnson Leather ~ J"
yrs from Feb T. 1911; $1,000 to $500 address,
Morristovn. J.
23D ST sos 10 $40 West part ground hoorli
Mohegan Tube Co to Morris krim; 3 yrs and
mos from Nov o. 1911; $1,000; address, 2ol
West 12lst ST.
23D ST 53s TO 5is West part frs, 1oor; J
& W Tyail, trustees. TO same. yrs ana = mos
from Feb I. 1918. $500; address as above
GOTH ST. 213 West lalD William Thorn .H Ito to
Jules Jascard: ) yrs from Jan ], 19l2; S2OOV;
address ~ Morningside ave.
1O3D ST 64 East (alD; Nathan Glihof to sig
m,ind Greenberg: 3 yrs from Dec !, 1911 SAtao'
address 81 East 96th ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

W. f. u. Stokes has sold TO newly
formed corporation company whose '"co,
porators are Sidney B. klee' Abrahaih H.
Berman and Irving H. kremer. the lour
four story dwelling houses at Nos ooZ 10
s5S West End avenue, on plot 'eAioo
feet 1t Is planned TO erect tweNe oi
fourteen-story apartment house on the sue.
The property, which is 22.s feet north OF
the northeast corner Of S1th street, was
acquired by Mr.. Stokes In 1856, and while
there have been reports published from .iine
10 time regarding its sale by him. ho'''i"s
definite was accomplished until this pres
ent transaction. The corner house, tour-
story structure, on n lot 22Sx1OO feet, Is
owned and occupied by Victoria Kuzdo
The Improvement projected for the site
will be OF high class character, in keep
ing with the many big apartment opera
tions recently completed in the immediate
vicinity. About three months ago the south
east corner Of West End avenue and S6th
street 1Oo 2xSO feet. was sold by Franklin
Petit TO Milliken & Moeller. who will I'M
prove Il with a twelve-story structure. An
/ other transaction in the same vicinity was
one closed couple of weeks ago. ana IN
volved the Carlisle. six story apartment
house at West End avenue and sd street
which was sold ny Mr. Petit TO Emanuei
Van Raalte.
Charles Hensle president Of the Hensle
Realty and Construction Company. has
purchased a. parcel of eighteen lots in the
Dyckman section from Max Marx, who
acquired the property last week from the
A rhn
consists of four lots az tho northwest cor
ner of Sherman avenue and Academy
street, and an adjoining plot. fronting 800
feet in Sherman avenue. having an aver
age depth Of $50 feet. No plans for the I'M
provement Of the lots has been determined
upon, but negotiations are pending by the
buyer with Frederick A. Snow Tor the
financing Of building operations which VIII
I'm all proba bility be along elevator apart
ment house lines. Mr.. Hensle has erec'eo
number of large apartment houses IN
the Dyckman section, and was the hrst 10
erect an elevator house. The lots just pur-
chased are near his other operations, ad-
iacent to the 2O7th street station of the sub
way.
Plans have been filed for building
twenty story store office and loft building
OH the southwest corner of Fourth avenue
and 26th street. opposite Madison square
Garden. II will have frontage or 9S.s teet
I'm the avenue by 900 feet on the street. Inc
Hess Realty Company is the owner. Ne
willie & Barge, architects. estimate the COST
at 10000
Plans have also been filed for the con-
struction Of a six story apartment mousse
on tho south side of 142d street. 100 rect east
of Seventh avenue for the Kramer Con
structing Company, at a cost OF S2oo'"' II
will have n frontage Of $50 feet and depth
Of Sc II feet, equipped with an elevator ana
accon,modat t,ons for fifty-four families. w.
= Seaver is the architect
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NANHATTAN.

WEST END AvENT-B w. T.. u. stokes nss "a
II = rev.lv formed corporation. whose IN
,ors arc sidney ". Klee. Abraham !, Ber
nVan ana irving II Krewer. No. 562 10 '6s Vs.
Tnd Avenue plot 1sXl0o feet. covered Dy 'o"r
four story dwelling houses. II is pIsnn"n 70
erert a large apartment house On ire p'op'''''
21tTU STREET The plot Of four lois oSith Mn
n frontage Of 100 feet OH the south slde OF <la,"
street located 1I5 feet cast Of Ninth avn
has been sold by John W Stanley urougn " ~
Huston & son The property. which mas oh nepon
~ Sc feet on the easterly side, was puIchho''
last year nv Mr.. stanley through the same pro
Lers from Lincoln Mccormack
14TU STREET Furey & 90. have resold ,ne
f,ttr story dwelling house No. 2i3 Nest i'.u
street on LOT "a 2NiO33 feet, for Louis berni 10
Martha Schaefer. Mr. Berni purchased the
nronertv through the same brokers last "eeh'
1CqTTI STREET. Matilda ". Brewer has sold
Nn 2OS West 1Onth street. five story American
basement dwelling house. on lot lSXlooll lec''
between broadway and Riverside Drive.
74TH STREET William II. McElroy is re
mort ed TO have sold No. 236 West 18TH street
three story dwelling house. on lot 20Xlo-2 teet'
4srH STREET The New Amsterdam Realty
Company have sold to Joseph HOnig the three
story dwelling house No. 12S West 4sth street,
IN n plot 2Ox1OO feet J. Romaine Brown ana
l.. J. Carpenter were the brokers in the trans
action. - -,.,-
PROSPECT AVENUE.-W. l.. & ". l. Brown
Incorporated have sold for Ida Keese the apart
ment house on the east side OF Prospect avenue,
g6 feet south OF 10th street
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
Even Ovenless Persons May
Have Dinners Cooked
According TO the
Soyer Method.
BY Martha McCulIoch Williams.

All my life | have been sort or 40
nestic pioneer. cutting cross lots of tradi-
ton and usage. sometimes, 1t must DE
confessed. TO my own loss and trouble
other times with the happy result OF ma
ing ont new and easier ways. So after
= month of paper bag cooking. l askeo
mvsolf II 7 had sounded its whole posi-
hirties? There was no definite answer
,ossibla so took counsel with myself.
All about me I knew there were folH
sin,lv or IN nairs. who liked hot food
fresh. vet hated left~overs, who had tur-
ther great need 10 watch the pennies
cherishing them so they might gro" 10
bigger things. 1t seemed waste'ul ior
them either TO heat whole big oven ~
cook a scrap OF dinner, or COOK an oVeh-
ful rather than waste heat. Further there
were ovenless folk-those with ktchen-
cites only. or portable two ring stoves put
in commission at need. then whlsked OUT
Of sight. Could paper bag cooking be MADE
useful 10 them? ] was going 10 ma out
in their behalf. and no less my own:
Hon meat, we'll sauced and seasoned,
with salad bread and butter, coffee ana
fruit. will make a sufficient and salts
factory meal for a lone woman. or even
a pair of turtle doves. Getting the not
meat IS the problem-especislly If one
losthes deHcatessen shops and all their
works. SO. upon a Saturday afternoon. !
ser myself TO see II could solve the pron-
lem wit hout sin against either ease or
economy.
Looking through my pot closet. | found
q cast iron skillet, not over big, nor small
and about three inches deep ! found also
q deepish roslnd iron pan Just hitting the
skillet top. Placing one upon the otner'
there was q space Of almost hVe mches
between them. top and bottom. Having
found them. / went out and bought WIRE
,rivet. having feet half an inch high. and
transverse bars set rather close. / wanted
lattice. but il was not 10 ne had. ] bought
also an exact pound of finely chopped meat
fourteen ounces of lean veal. with two
ounces of suet This ] shaped into an
oval hattish cake. salted and peppered u
we'll all over the outside. then Toured II
literally. and overlaid the top with thinly
sliced mild onion. thickly sliced. peeled
tomatoes and s,mdrv Jumps Of we'll Toured
butter. Next I put It in 4 paper bag
the biggest my skillet would take pinned
I'm the corners Of the bag. after sealing IT,
and laid IL an the trivet. which had been
cot I'm the skillet before it was put covered,
nver q gas ring on TOP the stove.
The skillet was sizzling hot-so hot that
smell cf scorching came forth In about
four minutes That was the signal TO turn
down the heat more than half. did not
dare iii tho nan top-that would cool off
my improvised oven. Then 7 hethoughi
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
LIS PENOENS.

ANDREWS AVE. 22o2 and 22o. VI Abbots
Sons agt Jesssmine c Bliss st al action 10 fore
close mechanics lienl; attorney. " Cranden.
BROADWAY. n cor stemer ST or i4th ave.
IoOxI25: SD ST. 222 East Thomas ! Reilly agt
Jrls Keenan, ct al Gartiiion), attorney. T o
III ioleau
sgt Borine Mfg 60 ct al foreclosure OF mtsl at
tcrDey. x Brown.
ALLEN ST. :, rs n Of Grand 81. 55ys7s:
trustees Of the Mission Church In the Ciiy ~
establish equitable lem; attorneys. skinner &
Bersant.
ST oUENs PI. lots 20 ana ,,,.I ~ map ,Io: I%
attorney. W q Arnold.
WATSON AVE. $ $. fo5 n W Of o,mstesd
ave. I0OxiGsl Unionport Lumber and Mfg 60
aet Abram " Hnrbst ct al 1sction ~ forecioss
mechanics lien): attorney. J III -Hdreth.
CENTRAL PARK WEST W cor ln5th St.
5j11x10O; George VIM smith agt Margaret Mor-
son ct al foreclosure OF MTG, attorneys olin'
Clark & Phelps.
18TH ST. IS. $50 n e Of sth ave. hoy1oo II.
except part released Mutual Life lusuran'i
Company of New York agt Edward Nlchol"a
ct al foreclosure Of mtg)' attorney 10 Ahso'
SIMPSON ST. 3. 1I5 q Of 18TH 81. pr
100: James r Barry agt Paul g Ihlig fore
closure OF mt-); attorneys Farley carstaf'
phen.
BROOK AVE 1902: James : BRYANT sst A S
Realty co ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney
J " BRYANT.
path ST 22o East: Milton stern ast Angus.
W Rabe ct al foreclosure Of MTG. attorney
stern.
BAILEY AVE n cor 22a'h ST. o44 4Ii2osr
irreg: Mark Ash agt Csthleen 1urney - al
(foreclosure OF mtg). attorneys. Alexander &
Ash
9TH AVE. 755; James Everards BrsVere.
AIT katherine McNaught ct al foreclosure Of
mtg): attorney, g Nathan.
PERRY ST. 1s1 TO 1855: Arthur 'Taynor asl
NcSweeney Realty co et al (actiou ~ forecloss
mechanics lem: attorney III 5 Mack.
EAST END AVE, cor 10th 81, io2 *
14s. lanes NJ Clonin agt Anthony Auto Body
co ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. J
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name ard address Of granteeo
interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
NONEMBER y.
MANIIATTAN.

Interest - per cent unless oUcTMis' sNdNtis
NOVEMBER H.
MANHATTAN
CHERRY ST. ns b IT Of Market st. %x
irres prior mtg 100000: Nov II; due MAY !,
1918. q per cent. Etine Sachs to Harris Plat
kin; 81 6OO: address. l26 North ith ST. Brooklyn
HENRY ST iGG. 2GxI00. Nov II; yrs; Susie
Robinson to Harry lIastorf; $50 900: address, 2iI
West l3lst 81.
MORNINGSIDE AVE. II W cor of 126th st. 100
x7i. Morningslde ave. W 3. 99 II OF l2dth 81.
u Schclberg to Walter S Gumee and ano, trus;
So 900 address. Bar FIarbCr, Me.
MULBERRY sr. -. 25xloo prior mtg SIG
Ooo: Nov H.. due Jan II, lol2 per cent; An
eelo Bove TO Isabelle I.abriola; $1,000. address.
Il5 Fast llGth ST.
WEST END AVE 5G2 to SIS. 7SxlOO: Nov IL;
End Ave Construction co to Hudson Mortgage
60. S6l 600 address. l35 Broadway
18TH AyB :. % # s., Of d 3sth IS. st. u lots lots
Aaron Snitow and ano 10 simon Wolf et al
oxrs; $1,000; address. 20 East slst st.
10TH ST. :. 3o5 IT OF Ave G. 1ooNlos
uni3nport; Nov 49, 3 yrs, per cent, David X
Newman to Lille Raynor: $1,000; address
go East l76th ST.
9TH ST. l07 West Nov ~ instals; as per
notes; Adolph Weiss TO David FTankel: $1,000
address. 55s West 1slst 81.
44TH ST s. 40 II OF 9th ave. 21xl00; Nov
IL: due per bond: Dykes Lumber 90 TO New
York Savings Bank: $4,000; address. II sth
ave.
btl IL : T. :. ta n OF tolulAuuh dN't -'At''f
Nov II: . yrs. ~ per cent; Rstor Leerburscr
and ano 10 Mary ; Maddox. $4,000; address,
Fishki on Hudson, y
13D ST, Il6 EAst: 4 sty brk. 16xlO2. Nov 3; 3
yrs, AZ per cent: Augusta i Dutton TO Emil
Frank. 10000: address. l6 Fast Ijd st.
sjTH aT. 5OS East. ) sly brk. 2oX76: Nov IL;
. yrs. Elizabeth Lock 10 Nell X Mitchell et al.
trus: $1,000. address. Westport Conn.
99TH ST. n =. I2J Il of 3d ave 25Xl0O;
Nov 10: / w. q per cent: Thomas Kennedy To
stephen II Jackson: 81 GOO: address. lOj LeXnS
ton ave.
18TH ST : s. 200 II OF central Park West
25xlOO; Nov 10: due oct 30, 1914; u per cent
Ethel Phelps 10. Elizabeth u Chambeflln; 81
500: address. 1902 Madison ave-
106rfT ST. =. 1876 II OF Amsterdam ave.
AK irreg; Nov Il: due oct l. 1917, per cent;
Clara r. Eakins to Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. Sl20.0OO; address. 1 Madison ave
l2oTH ST. 33s East. 3 sty hrk, ;oNloo' Nov
Il. yrs. John Melife 10 Franklin savings
Bank. s.. 500. address dj6 Aih ave
THE BRONX
ANTHONY AVE e = IFS n Of 1l3d 81 "x
/ n6 prior mtg $40 OOOl; Nov i3, yrs, per cent
ASSOCIATE Contractors and Builders, Inc, 10
Assets Realization 90: sl?765 address -
Broad st.
pRIGGs AVE n . 40 n ~ ith 81 2aN2lii
Noy IA : yrs 81, per cent. Ludwig schneider
20 Wilhelmina Fleming S3,5". address '2'
Hudson 81. Hohoken. y
cosrER ST. > $50 II of sronold ave,
2oAloo. Nov Ia. yrs. Hunts foln1 Estates 70
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
DINNER FOR CLUB WOMEN
Feast Precedes Opening of Con-
vention To day.

why. it's Just like one Of those big men
dinners" said some one who looked in on
the dinner given by Mrs william Tod Hell
n,uth last night at the Hotel Astor TO
meet the members Of the board of the Ne"
York state Federation OF Women's Clubs
of the year 1898"
One hundred and fifty women sat down
and not one man among them. Gray heads
predominated, but the scene was one OF
light and color. for most Of the women IN
Guiding Mrs. Helmuth. wore white, and the
decorations were pink roses-pink roses
and autumn leaves-to symbolic the pres
cnt and the past
in memory OF a loving cup presented 10
Mrs. Helmuth by her board when she was
president of the Fed" in 1898, she had
miniature loving cup at every plate last
night The tables were arranged in the
form Of magnetic draw clubwomen to-
gether," Mrs. Helmuth said.
Among former Fed" presidents at the
dinner were Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie. who
succeeded Mrs. Helmuth in the office; Mrs.
Philip Carpenter and Mrs. Elmer Bar.
Near Mrs. Helmuth sat the members OF
the 1898 board-all, that is, who could be
mustered. Four young girls daughters OF
old Fed" members the Misses Iabriskie,
AIloway Edgerton and Menges. handed the
guests souvenirs There were a few
toasts beginning with one by the hostess,
as president Of 1898. to Miss Mary Garrett
Hay president Of 1911.
The Song Of Federation, written by
Mrs. May Wright Sewel, president of
Sorosis was sung. The first verso struck
the note Of what will be the spirit OF the
convention which opens to-day:
o you who have a gift to bring Of heart. or
brain. or hand
An inspiration. noble aim, or labor wisely
planned.
Come share it with your comrades Of the Fed
Grafton band
As we go marching on.
To-day the women will take mp their
work Of earnest speech" This after
noon Mrs j. Borden Hartman will give
some Practical Suggestions for Better
ing Industrial Conditions" Others Who
will speak to-day ana tomorrow arc
Luther Halsey Gulick. Miss Lima Caro- and
Miss Helen Varick Boswell.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

Add an annie and little fat bacon or ham
If desired As a substitute two ounces OF
butter or a tablespoonful Of lard viii he
equally satisfactory. Add one large nneE
chopped onion, a bunch of sweet herbs to
taste. and a large Tablespoonful OF hour
Mix together. Add quarter OF tuihpIer
of water stock or vine mix with the other
ingredients, place all together in paper
bag and lay on the broler. Allow iortN
minutes in a hot oven.
Veal and Ham Pie.-Make good paste
in the ordinary way. Prepare the meat ds
usual. and put in the middle OF the paste
which should be rolled to the thickness OF
about an eighth Of an inch Moisten the
four corners and fold TO cover the meat.
Place in the paper bag, seal up, put on the
broilcr in a moderate oven. For a one
pound pie, allow forty-fve minutes; three
pounds. one hour; six pounds one ana
half hours: ten pounds. two hours
Stewed Kidney (of any kind except peel'
Clean and cut up in several pieces not TOO
thin Add pepper and salt IN taste For
six kidneys. add one teaspoonfu of flour
or half tesspoonful Of arroWroot Add a
little chopped tomato and few slices of
mushroom. Add any kind of sauce. also
one teaspoonful of sherry or Madeira or
desired). one shallot. not cut. or smaH
niece Of onion. not cut and little chopped
parsley. Mix all carefully on plate. But
ter or grease the paper bag, put in the
mixture and seal up. Place on hroiler IN
q very hot oven. Allow five minutes. The
oven must he very hot Remove onion or
n
Sleeps Kidney. Rroiled Cor any o'her
.- skin the kidney. split and place
on skewer i'm the usual way. Season 10
taste and add a little butter on top. Place
i'm well buttcred paper bag and seal.
Place on broiler in a very hot oven. Allow
FIVE minutes
Copyright 1871. by sturgis Walton
Company
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom Nos II and l6 Nesey street:
By Joseph f. Day
Pearl. ST. 4S5, Q cor of city Hall pl lj.6x
55x22 Sx47s. sty tenmt; to Rudolph Wallach
co for 500 COO
BY Herbert \. sherman.
132D ST. 2si n . 100 n o OF sth ave. i6.SX
90 II 3 sty dwlg: T. Rudolph Waach 60 for
SiO,j00.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p Day
BROOK AVE. 1909, 5. cor Of liOth II, iJ.IN
1OOxJ1 gXtOO6. q stv tenmt: Withdrawn.
COSTER ST. $50. $. 2c0 II Of Spofford
ave 2OxlO0. . sty dwlg; to the plaintiff for
s. 30.
i3GTH ST. 3Ni n Of - AIMS ave. 3flx
100 vacant; 10 the plaintiff for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
DAILY HINT BY S0YER
Concerning Br'er Rabbit and the
Paper Bag Method.

Hare or Rabbit 'Roasted) Stuff and
truss a hare or rabbi; in the ordinary way
Sprinkle we'll with lour and rub with cream.
butter or drippings. Place in paper bag,
with seasoning Caccording to taste), In the
usual way Put on broier in hot oven.
Allow forty-fye minutes.
Stewcd Haircut UP the hare in pieces.
place on dish, add salt and pepper to taste.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

56TH ST, s. 800 n Of 9TH ave; wfl,sr
Donat~ agt Edward Wasscrman ~ Al: Oct ~
1911 ,by bond: siOs4 "a.
ANTHONY AVE. 1910 and 1852; Rudof G.rs.
mann sgt Associate Contractors and Builders
Inc. et al: Sept 7. 1911: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Harlem River Lumber ana
Wood 10 agt same; Aug 1s, 1911: s5.OI5 Is
SAME PROPERTY: Benjamin Carr. .r. ar
same; Aug 10. 1911: 5000.
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas e Edmoad. e.
agt same; Aug II. 1911; s76O 10
SAME PROPERTY Consolidated Chand.l,.,
ca agt same July H., 1911. SsG5.
AQUEDUCr AVE. n c cor Brand p lTsnry n
silleck. ir ar;t Morell Realty 90 ct al Sept n
1911; 81. c0I 30
BROADWAY. $ cor 43d 81: Rockand Rocs-
port Limo 90 agt Mary \ Fitzgerald et al. Tsn
;, 1911 s1O2 10.
9TH AVE. . cor 54th ST. Alpha Slate Co AZ,
Metropolitan street Railway co et al, Apri 4
1910 Sl53 81
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

Philip u Krausch. owner and contractor: Ssa On
10TH ST. 2I9 West Louis v verhees -.
Louis SFrvatIus owner and contractor. ttIM'
i20TH ST. 30s East: Forte Concrete On 49,.
Robert ! Brown. owner; levin Il Teyin cos
tracing Co. contractor; Luigi De Rosa. sun
contractor; s145
33D ST q East; AdoIph Auerbach az, chs,l,.
g Harews owner; Benjamin w Leyltsn. con.
tractor: 1924.
ANDREWS AVE- 2202: Theodore e Wood .. Al,
agt Jessanline & Bliss. owner. Bliss 4 GrirHth.
contractors renewaD; ssO3 ~.
SAME PROPERTY, same agt same (r.ns,aD,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
BROOKLYN SALE.

RurrilI Bros. have sold the three story
and basement brownstone private H"use
No 21i Berkeley Place. between SeNe1'h
and Eighth avenues. lot 20 feet inches
wide and 100 feet deep. for FREDERICK H.
Rehberger to a buyer for occupancy.
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ERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
18TH ST. IL :. 31o n " Of Lenox ave toa
sly tenmt: ! Ritter. 1864 18th ave, owner: T. 4
Sheinart, 1874 Bowery. architect; cost, $500.
THE BRONX.
WOODLAWN RID n 9. i04.6 n of Webster
ave: 70 a sty frame store and dwg 22xss 4:
,scob Zur Neiden. premises owner VI J
Garvin. 1907 81 ave, architect. cost, 500.
WEBSTER AVE. :, IL n NJ 20oth st; 10
a sty frame store and owg. 25XI0; Church p
Gates q 60. 1856 Webster ave. owners. Seryiss
& Gew. 90 West Kingsbrdge I'd. architects:
cost 500
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address 4 lcsseeJ
NOVEMBER H.

tWItN ndWe anI aIHI'8' II I'''F'J
NOVEMBER ~.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1900 (store and base
menU: Montol Realty 60 to solomon Schen-r:
from Nov 13 1911. to April 30. 1920. 81 200 TO
81 500. address. sJ4 East 18TH 81.
BROADWAY. 242o (store and blsemenO. the
S9th to Goth street 60 To John g Gels yrs
and / mo from Sept /, 1911; N,1W: address,
80 West 12Jth II.
BROADWAY. 4i97 north half storel: John
Schrcinar to Frederick II Gerken: yrs from
oct 10 1911. S9CO. address, 42j West islh ST.
GRAND ST. 41giz and i2l (alD: George w NJ
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

1O6TH ST. s s. 1875 n . OF Amsterdam ave.
Al 9x13l1: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans
Clara l. Eakins S12O, 900.
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