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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

r,,.,,,., % C;ustavs A Dcnuschcr; s5.oo"' au-
dress 3Os East i2'th 81 -,
uor AVE. :. so n OF JENNINGS ST, .sN J,
100. Jul~ -: due JUL !. 1917 PEI ~
walter T. crow: 5000. address % H"''
12Gth 81 -, D.,
lots II. ) and ~ map i2e lots eei Ps,n {,
subdivision % niot .. map ,i1 1sn ,oiG,
pro- ~. 1sr nv, ne,s John scnucrenberg Herman
Binde s. 525. address, 2oi west ''h 81 " IL
minstor. Del 81,
LOT S2i 20 a3l mao Bcnson estate July
10. Z yrs. -, per cent. Emil \ Sorg -ntree 70
Barbara weber. $1,000. address. 20" water 81
LUDLOW AVE. IS east half lot 1e3. map map
Unionport. 52xeld Jul Yrs ,:n6 "a. "a.
cent. Gotilieh Klotz 90 Henry Dig s'''' ""-
dress 80 East 10Th II.
LOT COS. map Lohbauer Park July l. 5
w. 81 per cent. John Hcal~y % bu-tafe
Den.cher. sli00. address. 3oS Fast l-'ih ~
ORCHARD ST .. 100 q - city Isiana
80 y % Orchard -. l7xi0oV irreS ,prios
mtg $40 500. July 20. due Jan 20. i'l.
per cent. samuel Muller 20 John l. lhoihae'
$500 address 246 Manhattan ave.
PROSPECT AVE. p 3. lo5 q n Of Fox ST.
45Nl00. July 20. 3, vrs. per cent: solomon
SHERMAN 20 Ncrcdry Realty 60. $500 nd
dress 200 81 Johns ave.
SOUTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. lot 1872 and
part lot i3S amended msp Brentwood PARK.
LOT 10 same man. JULY - Yrs per
cent Iuclus n How 20 Hester Morrison
81 100, address. So East l3fth 81.
town DOCK ROAD. % . 80 . 81 Dean
81. 25viO0. July 70. 3 trs. - per cent. I'm
manuele sca-niuto 70 Michael ? King, you
address Kings Park Lons Island.
UNION AVE. . CO.. Kelly -. 5o1eo. July
20. demand e per cent. MAY Holding 60 70
Norris schwartz and ano; $500. address. lla
West 18Th ST
1clsT ST. i24 East. 22xsj. due as per bond.
william Sherwood 20 Francis Hsgan e Al,
Cxrs. $4,000. .dfress 372 West 55th ST
a23D IT. f. 30j n Of White Plains
Road. . lots each 25X i0SY irrs=. n'gs
zach s. 900: . prior mtgs each $1,000. july
p: o yrs g nor cent. philip Krausch - John
n hermann g.. O00 address. 1852 9Th ave.
323D ST. F. go q o, White Plain,
Road. 2-xio3 'prior mtg $1,000. Julv p
yrs. per cent. same 20 Marie Mohlenkamp'
81 600 2ddrsrs -jJ2 >th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
NEW 100000 WAREHOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the erection oil
a $1,000 storage warehouse building IN
Long island city II will be one Of the
most modern and largest business buildings
in the borough. The owner will be the
Tubes Realty Company Of Manhattan.
Tn. building will occupy the bis block on
Jackson avenue. between Beech and crane
streets. and will extend from Jackson ave
nue. 10 the freight yards Of the Long Island
Railroad II will be six stories in height
and will he constructed OF reinforced con
crete. faced with ashlar and brick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
| avn Tennis Il Polo Il Other Sports
Lille and T0ucbord TO FROM
Win Eastern Doubles Lawn Tennis Champion
ship by Beating Wright and Niles.

Wright and Niles found their pace. The
first reached TO before the New Workers
ran il out. The pace was hotter In the
second set. yet the score stood the same as
in the first.
In the third and what proved 10 Ne the
deciding set Wright and Niles made
desperate effort TO win the deciding games
after deuce had been called. but the New
Workers. especially Touchsri. again made
Niles the object Of attack and won prdc-
tically through his errors.
Three pairs have now heen selected for
the Chicago preliminsries-MoLaug ana
Bundy from the Pacific Coast. the Doyle
brothers from the South and Little and
Touchard from the East The Western
doubles are being played this week ih
Chicago. The winners in the four-cornered
tournament next month will play H. H.
Hackett and T. y. Alexander. the national
title holders. at Newport on August q. IN
less the last named pair default as has
been in,imated.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name AMI address ~ purchaser
lily "a
y Z III ~
MANHATTAN

NANHATTAN.
AUDUBON AVE, cor i7ath s. looxs5
Abraham Ruth 70 CASTOR Construction 90 mt
sa3.7ooj. july -; 500. address. $50 West l7e,h
ST.
LENox AVE. So cor l4e'h st l2o1loo:
a.. July % So 900. address. 20 Cedar 81.
MADISON Ave. Sd 4 o. li4'h 8 , Six
irrsg Herzit Ems Realty 60 % Irving l. Ernst;
july q 500 address. r." Broadway.
ID ST. 3oe East. 22rlo5 Charles z ? Mccann.
ref 70 Audubon Mortgage 60 mtE $4,000. 81
O01. address. 10 Nassau 81
5TH ST. zoe and 8?: t2Kss Southern Mort Or,
10 500 address 80 Nassau st.
43D ST, : 2s3 Il II 9th ave 16I1oo. Leo
polf Leicht and ano % Macmillan Lantern .
Nav : mtg 5000 800; address, 42s West i3f
ssTH ST 1872 West, sly brig. 2311o7: Olivia
7 Hoe 70 Arthur j. Hoe mtg $50. July Il
10TH ST. 255 Z Of Park ave, 2I ,Sll',
wiz mtg $1,000; July p 5000. address. 4
Yves, l2Oth 81,
llsTH ST. 10 West. sly bT.: 25Iioo G'r lie
81: address. 1898 81 Marks ave Brooklyn. y.
I35TH IT. lS4 West, ! ST. brk. 2JXS'; James
Humphrey to Harlem Church OF ih oe sse,'en;h
Day Adventists mtg s2l 23o); July lo' 81 ad-
dress lS4 West l35th a..
18TH ST. IA West. ; sly brk. 5ox99 George
sauer 10 Isabella Runk: Dec IL, 1910; 500 ai-
dress 10 West nth 81.
Abraham Jacobs TO Kate Rel! mtg 81. oco,.
Jolly -. 800. address. sea Gin. L l.
THE BRoNx
FORDHAM AVE. part 10, o. map Morrisania
f9y2llX irres. Elise Kn1rr 20 Anna Iimmer-
mann. August KnOrr- Henr, K1orr and charles
g knor' July 81. 500. address 1919 clinton
CLIFFORD AVE. n : PSI 4 OF Balloon av-
2jxlOo: John Peterson 20 Lizzie Wiikman
JuIv IS 500. address. lf5 Cherry ST
or sQ.I cG-Sg 80
r Byron 10 Harry Calm. July II Cntg S32. 400;
500. address. 2540 Grand ave
LATOXTAIHE AyE 5, II? # ,, \ o. i7:,h s.
Realty Co. July 20; 81 address. 2l63 Crotona
ave.
LOT i to 10. map O: 1913 lots 2, cIason.s
Point: Herman Bindet ~ John SehIeren1e,s
and Clasons Point u
LOT o. map Lohbauer Park Michael King
70 Emmanuel Scarp'nalo. July Il: 81 address
1927 Barnes ave.
LOT lO3. map I.i22 Of land q Dutchess Land
Co Benson estate Throgs Neck. with all right
title and interest 20 lands under water n West
chester creek or Old MI Pond: Neville Booker
10 stephen 3 Ayres. July II 500. address.
Kappcck 81. Spuyten Duyyn
PROSPECT AVE $ 4l1ico; Mercury Realty
CO 20 solomon SHERMAN fmtg $4,000. July 20
500. address. 53S LenoS ave.
PART LOTS II ADD ~ map Of Fairmount
I72x irrsg Henry = Lipnold. ref % Bazsna + u
MerrIman. july q. 300: address. Milford
Conn.
WISE AVE. ~ isxio. Henry wollner 70
Helena Moss. July u; 81, address Glen
Ridge. y. J
WILCOX ST. iot 49,. map - Joseph's orphan
Asylum. Bella Peterson 70 Helen DAILY; July
% Gntg 5000; SloO. address. Wilcox 81. near
LAYTON ave
18TH AVE. > lots a3s and as3 map WAKE
field 2ooNlla. l7,h ave. :. lots 26i and 2tS.
same map. looD22sN irreg. 18TH ave. =. lot
223 same map, l14Nln0. 10Th ave s. west =
lot "a. same map 5sN irreg. Harris ; Hop
kins 70 Fred r Hopkins. July 81 81 address.
- Harrison ave. Springfield. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
WINS AFTER BAD START
Mrs. Schmitz Victorious on the
TrayerS Island Courts.
BEATS MRS. HENRY BURDlCK
Alfred Hammett Captures Two
Matches by Speed and
Powerful Driving.

By gradually attaining TO control OF her
lawn tennis shots Mrs Frederick Schinitz'
the former national indoor lawn tennis
champion. illustrated the adsge that bad
beginning makes good ending yesterday
in the opening match Of the women :
championship singles Of the Westchesier
County Association on the courts Of the
New York Athletic club. al Travers Isl
and. Whether Il was the dampened play
ing surfaces OF some other cause that
bothered her. Nrs. SchmNz began her
drives for placsSIent poorly She finally
steadied. and defeated Mrs. Henry II. Bur
dick Of the BronxwIe Athletic Association.
7-5. S-5.
Mrs Schm.tz played representing the
Pelham Country club and IL IS her nrs'
appearance iu a Westchester tournament
For the first few games Mrs Burdick came
up 10 the net effectively. Size blocked on
all OF her opponents drives ana returned
the hall from pretty 'cross-court shots. so
dashingly did Mrs. Burdick work and with
such certainty OF aim did she find the
corners that Mrs Schmitz fell behind a.
81
TIE liveIiest % rallies followed fer the
next twelve games. Mrs. Schmitz had
leaned the range 81 the court, and her
shots for placement often found Mrs. Bur
dick out 81 position. The plucky Bronx
VILE PLAYER managed 20 hold lead up 70
g. That was her last showing in front.
By q fine series Of placement shots 10 deep
court Mrs schmitz carried the games 70
deuce a. 5-all. and won a. - Mrs
Burdick was outplayed in the last set. al
rarr eli ~
Alfred D. Hammett the New York Uni
Versity player representing the Pelham
Manor Club. made his appearance In he
singles. He scored two matches In excel
lent STYLE by his variations Of speed md
powerful driving along the lines. He hrst
defeated Marshall Pea body. 6-love g.
and then disposed OF STANLEY Wainwright.
81, 81.
Despite the threatening weather start
vas made IN the mems doubles The rest
competition was that IN which ". y
Granger and l. y. Beekman, II Bronx
vile. defeated Kendall Gllett and Ham
NETT, s. o-5. So. The net attack OF
Gnlett and Hamrnett vas finely sustained
IN the second set but they failed 10 keen
IL gong = the end.
The summary follows
wssnhest.r AsS51istion championship women
Einriss first rounlj Mrs FREDERICK Schnltz
Pelham Country Club defeated Mrs Henri y
PuIdics BronXvi'le Athletic Association. -
ca
Mems championship singles first roundJ-A'
frst r Hanmett Pelham Manor CLUB, de-
fsa'ed Marshall PEABODY. Rve CLUB. 90. So
Second roInd-Alfred =. Haunett. Pelham
&anor club defeated s. Wainwright. Rye club
6-I 81
Ms-s championship doubles FIRST roGrd'-W
= Granger a11 /. y Fe@sUa1. BronNvile an.
ietir Association. defeated ketdsl GiAe'f and
tIfred ~ Har-met- Pelham Manor club. 81
G-6. 60. 4 y IAtiue- and n Dudley Brit
Ton Br-~xvi1e Athlete Association. tsfea ed
{ n Blair and p Lamont Pelham Country
ON. e. q .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
FIRE HORSES DAYS FEW
Commissioner Johnson Plans for
$50 Automobile Machines.
TO BE IN USE BY MARCH |
Says Cost Will Be $3.50, 600, but
That Change Will Save City
Large Amount Each Year.

Fire COMMISSIONS Johnson made Il
known late Yesterday afternoon that hv
March r. 1912 he Is planning n have AZ
least IN pieces Of automobile FIRE apparatus
in operation in the city.
Following the lines set down by Police
Commissioner Waldo when he vas in
charge OF the Fire Department. the pres
ent Commissioner has decided that nothing
ran compare with the automobile appa-
ratus now in service, and although there
are only ter such pieces he believes they
have proved their worth.
This move On the part Of Commissioner
Johnson IS more sweeping in its character
and scope than any other In me history II
the Fire Department during the last hs's
century, and Will cost the city more than
s7Joro II is the Fire Commissioner plan
70 distribute the new motor apparatus as
evenly ss possible through the FIVE Dor
oughs according 10 the population and
greatest need for the more modern fire
lighting machinery.
Already Commissioner Johnson has an
pointed board. consisting Of Deputy
Commissioner Farley, Acting chief Ken
lon. Battalion Chief John ?. Howe and
Captain Charles 5. Demarest Hho Is In
charge of the repair shops. u work out
the plans for this wholesale Introduction
Of motor propelled FIRE fighting machines.
The ideal FIRE Hghting apparatus OF the
future" said Commissioner Johnson, will
Be the automobile hose wagon for the nigh
pressure district and the motor hook and
ladder, both Of which are far more swift
than horse drawn apparatus In Use ~
present"
Added 10 the present number OF motor
propelled machines, the Fire Department,
has already contracted for fourteen add
tonal pieces OF apparatus. They include
two gasolene propelled and pumping en-
gines. a combination engine and hose
wagon. seven hose wagons and four hook
and-Isdder trucks These automobiles arc
expected 10 arrive any day.
The Fire Commissioner has also under
consideration the adoption n a type II
scout" automobile chemical engine for
the outlying districts
The twenty-one new FIRE houses which
have been ordered will he equipped with
automobile apparatus. Besides the argu-
ment OF quickness in getting 10 fires. n is
held that the elimination Of horses will
permit the lengthening Of ladders and
water towers and will also permit the
use Of more powerful apparatus, which has
heretofore been limited by the hauling
capacity Of the horses.
The wholesale Introduction OF motor ap-
paratus will save the city several hundred
thousand dollars each year IN cost Il main
tenance alone" said Mr.. johnson. as the
average life Of a fire horse is between eight
and ten years while the life Of a piece OF
motor apparatus With careful attention Is
limited only by the changing form Of stand
. ardiZatiOn. Then. too. the forage bills and
other expenses OF the horses will be done
away with"
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
s,5s4,5 FOR WoooMERE PLOTS.

The auction sale Of forty-eight residsn-
tial plots OF Woodmere. Long Island, con-
Quoted by Joseph p. Day on Saturday on
the premises. attracted representative
crowd and realized total Of sl5sh5.
The bidding was spirited throughout inc
sale. MI Day in speaking about the auc-
ton. stated that many bargains were Oh
tanned. and three buyers refused pron's OF
from 81 800 70 $50 or their purchases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
SUBURBAN SALES.

". n Dennis has sold for the Plandome
Heights Company, 3. y. Duke, president,
twcuty-three large plots at Plandome
Heights. Queens The transaction involved
about $1,000
Cooley & West have sold 10 G. =. Tietjcn.
president OF the West Side Bank, OF Man
haitian. a residence and large grounds in
Corcoran Manor Mount Vernon, y. Y,
recently owned by the McClay estate. Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

AUDUBON AVE : 20 n ~ l79th ST.
hoNS5. July 81. due as per bond. CASTOR Con
struction co 10 Julia r Camoet $4,000, al
dress. n East 3Sth 81
SOUTH ST. 1915. Six irreg. July 20 due
Nov TO- 1911 per cent. William \ Wilson
10 Fila r Bcmis $1,000. address. 1851 Pros
poet Place. Brooklyn.
isT AVE. 1913. 25Nso ,prior mtg $40 oONp
yrs per cent. july - Aschel sigalow 20
BENJAMIN Reich: sS.5oo address. l3S For
with a..
2STH ST. :. 500 f. Of 9th ave 25xaS
Iulv 10: yrs - per cent; Elizabeth l.
Johnson ~ al, eXrs. 10 Title Insurance Co,
sl5."oo. address. 49, BroadVsy
3iST ST Is East q ST. hrk 2r75 ,prior
mtg $50. oooi july - yrs. & per cent Earl
q PIER 10 Anna " Gorml, 81 500 address.
7GO McDonouSh Place. BROOKLYN
GID ST ~ East. ST. hrk. lsNI0o. july -.
due as per bond Edward l. Hunt to Mutual
LIE Insurance 90, S33o00. address, 80
Cedar 1t
l2IST ST sos to 5OT West. sty hrk T5x
~. july -. yrs. Norman Realty 90 20
Nov YORK Life Insurance GO. 500 coo. al
dress. $40 BroadwBv
t20Tii ST il3 l.ast. sty hrk. 25Neo. July
p tptior mtE 81 .nnni. due Jan !. 1913. q
per cent. William Crawford 10 j Frederick
Jaroms - 600 address. Mount Vernon. y Y.
THE 1RONN
BERKELEY AVE. IS. - Il ~ Dean II.
2oAlOO, July 4. yrs. ga per cent, Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
WESTCHESTER'S FAST POLO
Freebooter Four Defeats Deal in
Monmouth Cup Match.
fPr rslerrart - II, TrLhuns

Red Bank. y :. July 23-In a fast but
ore-sided polo match the WeStchester
F-eehootors defeated The Deal four by the
score n T. 20 g.. goals. The contest was
m The Ruuson Club grounds this after
noon. befo-e 2 large crowd ~ sumner resi-
dents for the Monmouth challenge cup.
There were no accidents 70 mar the sport
joseph =. Never made the only goal for
neal In th- fin period For Westchester,
HUM scored one goal in the first and
fourth periods. four in The third and two
I'm tho sixth TH1ey made one in the sec
cud third fourth sixth and seventh
periods EOFergarten scored one in the
fourth and se-enth, while Hunt made one
I'm tho third and fourth
Jones. for Deal. was peralized Z goal in
tie fifth and J. in the seventh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
RECORDED LEASES.
,vi,h name and address of ls'sss
rT-Ty "a

RU'LRHEAD a. pier new "a Nortn
River s0x irrcz all CITY ~ New Fork 70
Sew work Central & Hudson River Railroad
10 WIS from oct I 1911. 81 2i9. address i5tn
S. md lexington sfe.
ST PETERS AVE. 1857. store. etc. estate
q Marcus Nathan 20 Louis togorai 5 y.
f-o1- Wsy I. 1911. $3.50. address 1887 s.
Peters ave
FREMONT AVE. 443. store ana basement
Jacob Paulsco- 20 " WoolTorth & @
from completion OF alterations % Ma J.
1872 $4,000. address. i43 East fremont ave-
5-H AVE s34 south oft on 6rh floor
william " Hall e. al. eXrs % Anna . Lar
kir = yrs from Oct I. 1911. $3.50. address
G3i 5'h a"e
4TTH ST. 222 West. all. = Brsnard Ray
e. al ev-s n Joseph Ryan. : yrs NOS from
Nov /. 1910. So address. 10 West sd 81.
9Th ST - East, all. Paul Gross - Morrl
Jacoov. 3 vrs from Aux - 1911, $3.50, i'd
dress - Eas, 18th e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX

l7aTH ST 8 100 Q v = P--s7e-' s--:
~ -7o : sty blk tenu1's 3SN- r--' tel
ie- AZ East 2+0rh -. owner, ? wee ara,
o0ra Te,o--e ave ARCHITECT. $4,000
AovEDTCT AVE. 5 100 = - I-'-~', -
ave % So frame shop. p 1880 annie
: 0afsr~v 2S2 RrAr I've owner. y u -A--
i1-4 901s Jerome ave architect. $1,000
STORY AVE =. 1o5 q "a ~ C.-s-sal
g. Two . Ft- brk dvzs -0T'o e7-ri
r~~aS-f-4 care f05 Cl~sre-c ave. owner
T5er-v Nordhefr. 1867 fremont s"1 ar-'ifsfii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

Private sales In the real estate market
Yesterday were practically at standsul'
In fact. tne trading reported mace the
smallest average Of any day 80 far this
year. and only a few sales for Manhattan
and The Bronx were announced. The Of
ferincs al auction consisted Of three parcels
in foreclosure. which were bid in by the
plaintiffs
Edwin 4 McAlpin. George l.. McAlpin.
David Hunter McAlpin and Charles W.
McAlpin. as trustees under the VIII OF
David II McAlpin. obtained permission
from Justice Bischoff in the Supreme
Court Yesterday. 70 place S."'"' mort
gage on the property Of the Greeley Square
Hotel a. 3lth street. Sixth avenue and
Broadway
Frederick l.. STEELE. as referee, recon-
rnanded 70 the Supreme Court the grant
ing OF this request, and Justice BischoH IN
eisning tho order approved the findings or
.he referee The Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company will furnish the money
which is 10 he used in making additlons
10 the building.
the heirs Of the Margaret A. kipp estate
sold the property at No. lo4S Lexington
avenue. through the McVickar, Gaiilard
Realty Company.
p = Adams. architect for the Depart
man, ~ Public Works, has filed plans for
,bs construction OF a new balcony Tor
washington Market. bounded By West,
Vesev. Fulton and washington streets. II
is q one story building. and the ne" pal
.conv Is 10 be built thirteen feet above the
market floor. and IL 10 be @x25 feet IN SIZE.
The floor Of the balcony IS 70 he punt o.
segmental hollow tile arches. with hliins
Of concrete. The cost Is estimated at ABOUT
;sGo. The city is the owner OF the prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
TRADING IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Trustees of Will of David H. McApn Get Courts Permission
Place 100000 Mortgage on Hotel Property.
HEIRS OF KIPP ESTATE SELL LEXINGTON AVENUE SITE

Tietjen will occupy this residence after
making extensive alterations. They nave
also sold for Dante Lewis his home at No.
ils Wallace avenue. Mount Vernon 10
Robert j. Horner. 81 Manhattan. also or
the Chester Hill Realty Company thirty
lots in the Rosenheimer property at Pei
ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
ALTER ATIONS.
NANEt--AN

gISHt-TAN
ID - Ia4 = 5 10 . - - t-sr'' -
& So tarrr. P1T7rf L.fl1ss'0r. -'.5''
49, .--a-frs 2 We-a-s Z Trio- 81. archie
feCt. & or
WEST ST vas@v - Futon r. s-- Nas-.
i-c-o7 a.. 70 2 81 public ~ark"'. =.
" yo-L opre- Department - P-r"
U-o-xs par. Row Building. architect g 0Na
TIE PRONX
OrrS7-TLrF AVE-. % 100 q - N'-s
., - --vo s,v frame twss 1870 f.cr
FRANK NcGarrv. 80 Burke g. oErN-, j
vrczrrv SEQ Purks r.. architect. s-"'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

Wednesday over the Northwestern states and the
upper Mississippi VALLEY aud Wcdnsada iu the
lake region and the Ohio valley.
Moderate Temperatures will continue through
"wednesday in the Eastern states. storm warn
ings arc displayed on the Great Lake. and m the
Atlantic coast from Delaware Hr'akwater 10
Portland Me
steamers departing Tuesdsf FOR European
rofts VIII have hrisk southwest end west pinds
and probably fair weather - the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LocsIities-For Western
Pennsylvania. fair today and Wednesday. rising
temperature "Wednesday. brisk west winds
For Western New York overcast ana cooler a..
DAY: Wednesday fair win slowly rising teinuera
trre brisk west Winds dninishing
FOR Eastern Nov York. Eastern Pennsylvania.
New jersey, Delaware. MARYLAND and me pl..
triot Of Columbia. fair and cooler to-day.
"Wednesday fair. brisk west winds
Local Otlcial keooId-The following oflc!aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BoRoJGH OF QUEENS.
BEAUTIFUL s ROOM C0IIAur

Three short blocks from shore. only = 80.
utes from Penn sta. y y city on = III" ~,
macadamiZet streets. cement Walks "a.
etc. and has electric lighting. severed 10y
ertN. prtviesc 90 me bathing beach CO...
anchorage and hlgh-class YACHT cluoH Gus. ..s,.
nued and select neighhcrhood ard eIessn,
roundngs: price $500. $500 down. htisn .s,,s,
: Years WATERFRONT. Box =. rH0O"'
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

eth IT. :. 30 Q ~ q iith ave 91Si
rryss : Hcges zst Thetfori E'z Coa 70 p, a..
july p. 1911 S2's
.4-g 81 - - q Wes' 1--we sr'-'- - az
ue7-v Da-isr - a.. June ~. 1911 So "a
Attn ST ~ West. Martin L Roze- az Ef7in
c-,Iilshar< - Al. July r. 1911. So" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

MANIA IAN
LEXINGTON AyENr-E-The McNiokar. Can
lard Realty Ccmpsny has sid for ne nelts =.
the Margaret A. kipp estate ne H"eli"s i''''
No 1915 Lexington avenue
THE BRONX.
MILLER AVENUE-Frank 4. seafer 500 toI
William Ziegier 10 lsS Miller avenue, '"O
story Dwelling house. or plot "iAl'' ler'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere IN the United States
for s2oo a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NTH IT. : Ia p - 81 ave. -oy'''a.
oror6sga county savings Bank loans stevens
Construction ~ SEQ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25

: record from the Weather Bureau shows m.
I change in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
nr date ~ Last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday a, the Real Estate Exchange
salesroon,s. Nos a and Is Vesey street:
p Joseph +. DaT
WOOSTER ST. 22l :. - q n 81 81
Coy7'a. ST. loft and store bldg sold 20
tn plaintiff for 10000
NTH ST. 523 and 525 East. :. 24a = =
stores soiI 20 The rlaintlT for $50 $50.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1851. poo Q = r
~ 172d 81 3G1lxi4n2. : ST. r1Tt sold -
the plainti@ for $50 201.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
EARTHQUAKES IN GUATEMALA

Guatemala City, July 24-An average Of
one earthquake shock a day has been ex-
perienccd here every day for the last three
weeks The damage ID 70 the present ~
very slight but the people are dpp'-
h,naiYe
Uiremstaf Curacao. july = heavy
.arthshock was felt here al -.4l u. IN. 10
day. No damage is reported. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

with name and address ~ grantee
Interest 81 unless otherwise stated }
July %