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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name aud address % purchaser
JANUARY Il

MANHATTAN.

EDGEcoMBE AVE, 1e1. sty brk i7x1Ooi
Mary Lefkoyitz ct al 10 samuel Eichler (nts
1000; IAN It. 81; address 22e2 Amsterdam
EAST END AVE. or Avenue p, "a W cor o.,
$50 81. 26.3XS0i Borwis Bohemian Real Estate
ie' $50 900. address. 1i5 West 143i st
MORTON 81. Is p sx1si3. Empire Shipping
ana Forwarding CO 70 William L Hutcheon (mtg
SIS ooD. Nov 90. 1877. 81. address. 81 Thomas
street.
MoRN1NGsTDE AVE East. =. . = OF
-2Gth ST. 2i1lvl5, Alfred Lederer 20 Leopold
Ilderer. Jan J. 81. address. l35 West 1924 St.
ST NICHOLAS Az. 81 ard ARD 80; $ s,y 5rll
Moe mtg S63. O00l Jan 20 800 address TOe
Union 80. BROOKLYN
sA,rr PROPERTY. Mary MCGEE 70 Henry
a6r West 18TH 81
7TH ST 2si East . sry brk 24v73: 7th ct
go East sly brN itxl3. Louis cellar % Louis
dress 272 East 10Th st.
18TH ST sv g. zoos q n OF "a ave, rs SIX
to3 @. Annie Buchlsr N l-onore tasteilanos
mtg SO OOO. Jan 20 800. address,. 1873 81 ave
nth sT. s. 30 n cf stn ave 7jxl27v
i-rer. Dora A Well 70 Morifz We'll n ana 8 an
Hens Zee % p part 81 address. 2ef East
Goth 81.
a2D ST. = "a: q v q Isl ave. lszese
CUo5' Dec L. 81 address. 106 lexington ave.
SID ST. s5s East. a sly hrk isxes Q. Johanna
2 Krotar 70 Margaret T Johnston Jan l., 500,
address 253 East clst st.
9TH ST. 247 West 9 sty ork 1sxeS O. Sarah
II whitehead 70 Lulu Quigg, Jan IS. so 80.
address 30 West o3d 81.
g-TH ST. gia West stv brk ifyns .. Bridget
McCabs % same. Jan IS sloo. address 30 West
05t ST.
18Th ST. s. 257 r. or 7th ave. t5.cAioox
irreg. Annie kemhie 20 Mile simcn lmtg sic
ooV. March 10 i0Ol. 81. address, ia 5th ave.
GATH ST 40s East 3 sly brs. z5xl00 s
R6ri.oi bohemian Real Estate Association to
Barbara Brodu fmtg $50 oCW. Jan ~. $4,000
address 1i5 West l43d st.
e5TH ST e r. $50 r. ~ West End ave 25x
100. Andrew Scholies CD Earl - Pier Jan ~.
stQ0. address. 100 ~ ave
gANU PROPERTY Earl g Pier tn Etagloc
Holding 90 Ontg $40 0oW Jan 70. sioo. al
dress - william ST.
SiTH ST "a East stv brx 25N1o2 ? MARY
Lefa0vits - al to samuel ElchlrI. Jan IL mtg
$50 aO1l. 81. address. 222. Amsterdam sFe.
NTH ST. 500 East o sly brh, aoxi0o 10
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cheer the aged. when the old members
pass away their places are nlied oy those
who have their faces turned 10 the sunse'
of life"
No one OF the smaller branches has 90
many personal appeals for the n'cessIlieS
OF life az does No. 10 branch, on .the t'aS'
Side Of the city. The applicants I'VE III
the crowded tenement district ana a. lai
as possible the branch. with the 1ld OF me
general society. responds 10 the need Tor
food. clothing. wood and coal Numperless
acts Of personal service performed ny 'hes7
members are never recorded especldhy lh
those homes where there is illness or death'
Two barrels Of clothing we're sent 10 A.
bury Park for aged and poor peopie anu
one barrel 10 Connecticut. Money Na9
given 10 a needy mother 10 help pay 'he
funeral EXPENSES Of her daughter VINO was
killed. the travelling expenses OF GUMS
man. who wa= sent 70 the country lo' '"'
health. wero paid; also the expenses ~
pennil.ss woman and two chHdren 10 p''
ton POSITIONS were secured Tor tNo nie''
and one woman. 800.
one Of tho special holiday gitts OF nv
Neiehborhood Club. Of Clarks ans nm
went 70 an invalid in the village VINO ndS
been belpless in bed for many Years sue
writes. 1T was real sunshine Dui'o
box fun Of generous cheer. FOR "hch We
more than thankful. The gifts rom '''e
Office and those from my numerous 1. . -
friends made the day especially bright lo'
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coaNeR GROCER INDICATED,

provident housekeepers who have h'u
supplies Of vegetables and apples sent UP
bv the barrel load from their country gar
deus 20 their city homes are be"alIlns
that they have So wasted money for TINS
wear all such provender has pFompuy
rotted. and the charges Tor freight ana
,,-tape would have bought far more SOUND
stur than was found in spotted CONDITION
and besides. an the attendant labor upon
tbo CONSIGNMENT would have been saNel'
rsree quantities of supplies bring WIN
e,cb bag or barrel a lot IL work. for each
nos a. be sorted out every few day. II any
,,,r~ ig - be saved from decay. one
,.,,,,r whose luck at this Find OF thins
has been growing worse ana worse say
..s4 hereafter she will trust 20 tire come,
,,r5c.r. and only OH occasions import anu
.i., Ev hand or motor. any or Der lailii
-4.,. H.r la mcr she says. can sen
', ,-ors hy che field. and the apples py me
,--.t.ri af loss for an she cares. ana
.,.,n men she win feel she has s'''a
money.
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Louis Jorn 10 seig Rosenhaum and leo \ Prtco
mtg So 500: oct g. 81; address. 5o$ Central
"' TIE BRONX.
BRYANT AVE. c 5. rs # OF 1929 81. FOX
100. AfsN Wiaser 10 Helen O'Connor mtg 81
$50. Jan 20. 81 address. 1921 Iongfeow ave
BsREETTo IT. 1913 .5uoo. James ) Hart
20 Elizabeth VI Barry mtg $1,000: Dec o. 1879
81: address. 1891 Franklin ave.
BECK ST. >. $50 Z, n of Longwood ave.
fuxlro. Regain Realty 60 t0 Louis k'fllhrI :
mtg s2Lcop; Jan a. 81; address. - East BIT"
street.
DIVISION ST i, % map q ,,oo %IIIin n
' iaio sic s' addr , S Sc Mnf , f p
SAME PROPERTY. Lillian Hertz 70 Mary
Fink: O. Jan 20 800 address 1884 Prospect
ave.
LOT to 70. mao 1926. Of 81 property Of
David T. Cocks az N-odiswn Heights The ! z.
Vreelsnd Building Co 10 Mile square Road
realty Co. Jan 20. 500. address. 2sl East
239th 81.
LOT 3. same map. David Cocks 70 Pasqusle
J LAMBERT. Dec 49, 1907 81 address. +6i East
fremont ave
LoNGFELLOW AVE. w r. 2o0 q Of Free
man - 25Xl00; Helen O'Connor TO Nicholas 10
psrd mtg $500, AZ liens. Jan 20 soc; ad-
dress SIS Trinity ave.
RIDER AVE. v = 23o q n l3sth =. Ok
100. Arthur g Chesley % Josephine \ 'heseL
cntg $1,000. Nov IN. 1910: 81. address. 1916
Teller ave.
TRINITY AVE. w :. 40 IT OF isoth st. sox
1902 SatelIe Realty 90 10 the Kramer Contract
ing Go mtg 100000: Jan Is. ST. address. 30
Nassau 81
Wills AVE. . s. ~ u n Of 18th - 25ST5
Katharine Weinl arher 20 'hrisuau W Nenper
her. q e.. Jan p; a.: address. PAT Grant ave
WASHINGTON AVE. . IS n Of i1sth ST,
Sixg.. Matilda Lsuchtenburg TO Frances + Nc
Herman: all liens. Jan rs; 81 address 80 East
GGtb ST.
i,iiTH ST. r. g. 53.7 n W OF stebbins ave,
196xT47. sadie . Alexander 20 Kathryn VI
Olenherg. all liens, Jan =. 81 address. l3S East
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LIS PENDENS.

11srH ST. 20 West. Rosa Rothschild .s1
julius Litwsk ~ oil foreclosure OK mtg)' AZ
torney J Wolf
NTH ST. n :. SOC n " OF 9Th ave. 3or
1OOll. Florence II corn agt John Martin
et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Eisman-
Levy. Corn & Levine.
LOT 3. map Of SO lots. property 81 David q
Cocks Bronx: Agnes X Nulligan agt Pasquals
T Tamberti ., al foreclosure OF mtg). attcr-
ney " Mulligan-
WHITTIER ST $. 100 u OF Garrison
ave. 35xl20. Rudolf Gersmann agJ MAJ va -;
poie faction TO foreclose mechanic hSnl' So
torneys. KATE & Sommerich.
10Th ST, 223 West: Concord ave. cor Of
I49th ST. 44Xl00l0: Stebbins ave. 1882 -
1856 i4Ith -, loo ~ o. p Pro'P r scSae.
Ter 81 al faction TO set aside deed). attorDeyS
SproulI, Hammer and SprouA
1GJTH ST. $. IS Il OF ogden ave. 80 loV
I6.Iix77.6. Frederic Kernochan AIT r os-
borne Smith - al foreclosure OF Two mtss).
attorney II F Miller
1IITH ST, s. ls$ Il " Of 7th ssge. iir
Grossman et al faction 10 declare conyeysnos
void: attorneys. Seyfarth. Gunkel a sey-
Earth.
10TH ST, 6lO West; Joseph 4 cauzon.-y
AIT Larkln Thompson Realty Co (action 20 de-
clare Hem; attorneys, Davis, Summers q
Schneider.
17sTH ST. Il s. 100 IT OF Crotona ave. 217z
95: George W Moore agt Giosue Gallant ct a.
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, j Potter.
LENOX AVE, 407: William X Rolston 80 a.
agr Edw y Perkins et al foreclosure or mtgj'
attorneys, Rolston & Koran.
CHERRY ST 400: Francis BnodericS ast
Elizabeth O. McArdie ct al foreclosure o.
mtg: attorney. y Herman.
DIST ST. 81 and 80 West: Margaret . Ssze
agt Acme Building co ct al foreclosure Or
mtg: attorneys. De Forest Bros.
HESTER ST, SO: Daniel jacob et a. az
Jacob Braun ct al (pagtition); attorney, \ q
Boyer
GRAND AVE " cor OF LIST 81, 93Xij2 *
rO5 6xl44.6: Lazzari & Barton Co agt Ef'tng-
ham I Walgrove ct al (spsclhc performance,
attorney r Jacobs
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Branch Notes.

The Hester White Memorial T. s 3
branch. ~ Park Ridge, y. j.. was organ
lied nearly ten years ago In Manhattan in
memory Of her mother by Mrs. Z. VI. Ly-
man. president With the exception OF The
daughters. the members were all over sew
entv years old. being personal friends NJ
the mother AS might be expected. at this
date many n the aged members have
passed over the border 10 the life beyond
Those who remain are faithfully keeping
the motto OF the general society as well as
their own branch motto, DO something
fur some one. make some one glad" The
Sunshine garden Of Mrs Lyman. hlled with
coreopsis. the T. :. : flower. furnishes a
pleasing form Of Sunshine, "a the flowers
are sent in many directions 10 the sick and
the aged The birthday of the branch, Feb
ri,arv r.. IL always appropriately celebrated.
and an the personal birthdays are specially
remembered hv all the other members A.
this branch was primarily organized 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-23
I.ACOUERED SILVER.

Many women who own silver OF intricate
workmanship. which can be cleaned only
bv hours Of labor are having it iacquered'
especially the pieces that can be kept mere
Iv for ornamental purposes. For frames
mirrors or anything that is mounted on
velvet. or for the show set that IS kept IN
the dining room. this idea is Of great value
for II llghtens greatly the labor Of parlor
maid and butler and In the case OF velvet
mounted things it is indeed boom saving
hoth tim. and money Toilet silver may be
treated in the same way, with the eAcep-
ton of the brushes and combs. which must
bc washed frequently. But with other
nieoos made impervious TO tarnisE, these
may be the more easily kept clean ana
bright.
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spicuous this seasOn-that OF the fchu
bodice-is one that always seems u en-
body the very essence of femininity. The
hChu form. with it's graceful lines. has
been developed not only in the more diaph-
ANGUS materials, but IN ve:yet. cloth and
even fur. Now collars Of lace and embroi-
derry are widening their borders so as TO
extend over the shoulders and give line
similar 10 that produced by the fchu. a
new gown for the South that has collar
Of this kind has all the dignity one Is &C.
customed 10 associate mentally with the
garments Of o woman Of good family living
in the days before sufragettes were ever
heard or dreamed Of il is Of black satin
cut in princess style. and besides the fine
white lace falling over the shoulders has
for decoration vertical lines OF silk passe-
menterie and buttons.
so far an the evidence goes TO show that
should women ever adopt any modification
OF the bifurcated garment Of man 1t viii
lee reserved strictly for occasions on which
any more lovely form Of apparel would
rause serious inconvenience.
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Seen IN The Shops

Electric motor toys o. Oh kinds al Tor
from 81 a upward. and are worked by cord
attachments.
a lace parssolette with white handle Is
intended 20 serve ss large Fan or a small
s,,rshade. and sells for 81 20.
KNITTED skating scts OF CAP nun and
scs-f come in an colors and sell for s. 50
a Eet
4 fancy silver crochet bag with elaborate
sb,I pattern and mounted on silver
frame. sells for So.
Two-buttou glsce kid gloves in white and
black have o sproy n wheat embroidered
op fhe backs n gold and silver thread. they
ar. YER, smart and sell for 81 pair
4 white kid glove mas q gore from wrist
LID and straps across caught with two large
peori buttons 30 costs e. p.
The names ~ Shops where articles mentioned
on tbis mage gere seen ,au is obtained ht send
u- Ia sfsuned and addressed envelope 10 "sffu
ir the shars New-Nork Tribune. To insure
prompt r,r.g fae uate n publication should he
given.
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Notice.

As rule the friends who contribute
boxes or parcels Of Sunshine for distribu-
tion prepay the express charges. while
some do not. The president requests that
all such gifts be paid by the donors, other
wise they cost the Office double, as every
thing sent out is prepaid. The same rule
should be observed by individuals in send
ing gifts direct 20 those in need A very
poor woman on the East Side complained
last week because some unknown person
sent her a package of old clothing. almost
worthless, and she had TO pay the express
charges on 1t. which she could III afford 10
do. as there is never enough money in tho
house TO buy sufficient food for the family
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Of Interest to WOmen
NJ CAUSE FOR ALARM
SOFT GTaCeS Of Feminine Attire
Not To Be Lost.

-. supposedly adapted TO the needs
80. .''o isIr sex have been brought out bv a
."l'ouS French designer, and it Is rumored
'ndt az least one well known New york
Shop viii be prepared to supply these car
','ei'S 10 any women who may wish 70
wear them. Such startling events are like
- ~ '"NSe alarm among those who are ac-
,,,.''- 7t 10 ma satisfaction iu contem-
80 ',,''.e inc SOFT sraccs Of feminine attire
should Sradually he exchanged
~, d Slyie OF garo as devoid Of picturesque
ness as that Of the other ,,a,e 90 ,...,.,,.,
mere seems, however. TO he no atior
Tor such fears, for never have women
SHOWN greater fondness for the artistic
enects II Is possible to produce win the
oehcstely beautiful fabrics which for some
generations it has been the privilege Of
their sex alone 10 wear.
one OF the modes that has been most con
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Benefit Entertainments.

A musical entertainment will be gwen DS
ne Pascal institute Glee Club. with assist
ing artists. for the benefit Of the mainte-
nance fun at the Pascal Institute NO. 90
Lexington avenue. on Tuesday, January a.
at o'clock.
\ promenade concert ana Dali VIII NC "' ~
under the auspices Of the Elm City Drailch
OF New Haven on Tuesday. January d.
The concert will last from s 10 Q O'clock
and dancing will follow. The proceeds VIII
no FOR rhe benefit OF the branch treasury.
The Mothers Golden Rule circle VIII give
an snt.rtainueut on Februarv at No: %
81 Marks Place for the benefit OF MISS
t'tlrry's sick fund.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

2gTH ST. 20 70 $50 West; Csrnssls steel 3
sgt Wes-Fsrgo Co. owner. Neuoponiah
Bridge co. contractor: Ai2s g.
KELLY ST. o. q. 1902 n ~ 1871 -. lHT
ll6.i1. Schi~singer 4 Gilman agf Lonzelo"
Realty Corporation. owner ard contractor. 500.
KELLY ST s47 TO sel: 81 Roth a sons =
Elizabeth Pssoe Bestcue Reaitv 90, Ado.pn
Eross. Garry Mavei. KeilaooI Realty 90 Long
vale Construction 20. owners. John HFndaIi
or ner and contractor Sis9 90.
HOE AVE. o :. ~ = ~ 1921 -. J)zieo
NinceuzO Abhinante a,t Alfred OLSON ana %
OLSON. owners and contractors. Sl,9,0
9TH ST. iiS and 100 West Monroe Bras'
Works. Inc. aEr \ & : Coust ruction 20. owner
n l. Rockno-e. contractor. S42 -.
VALENTINE AVE. cor iTsih ~. rs 81
81 = John Mason sgf BellstOne iie'btY %
ovr-r. John Kendall. contractor. 81.
KELLY ST. 81 % sol. same agt same. $50
IS3p st 81. - n Of Pars ave. I55xi"p,
same agr Irvine Realty co. owner. I0hn Fen
dall, contractor, sos.
BROAuWAT, g cor 43d ~. ioi. 5xie39. HUI
Crippon 4 90 at Mar, A Fitzgcrsid o'ns ,
Broadway and Fortv-tni'd street 3ffiiiins -
ov nor lnd co1fractogs $t4J %
Cpd ST. 1ls 20 t24 West. Cross. Austin 4 To
lard Lumber 60 agf Acme Buildug 90 con
tractor. Max solomon. contractor: S3t"
BOWERT. f.. Casper Rein - al sgi Joseph
II sfhpartz. samuel WNiisn's ana -anile'
CirodinsIty. owners sam .fein and sam liap-
man. contra TORS. 81. -"
VAN NEST AVE. 500. Wilbur Cleveland
ggt Trauk t;asyorffut owner and contractor.
Mary Gasuarrini owner 81 -.
BOTH ST. IA East. Jacob Klein ast Henry
Eu-seU. owner GeueWaD; so.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Just such a gown as this one needs 20 be
included in every wardrobe. Il is smart
and attractive. yet serviceahle and prac-
teal il combines one OF tae new closely
fitting gored skirts with 4 blouse that Is
distinctly novel This blouse includes
yoke that is extended 10 form plastrou'
and consequently Is peculiarly well adapted
10 combinations Of materials. In this case
henrietta cloth is trimmed with velvet. and
there is a frin Of soft white mousseIine on
the blouse with narrower ones on the
sleeves. but finish always IS a matter Of
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
January u.

AVE 4, W cor 9th 81. %. 1ovtC0; Charles \
Bri-red 20 eal0 Stroheim and auo. 20 yrs from
Nav l. 1911. 81 $40: address, 2i0 East 1921 st.
GREENWICH ST. 5J4. John r Fenon 20
Frark q Hara. yrs 10 mos from July !, 1910.
81 80. address 554 Greenwich 81.
ST MARKS PI. as: Jacob Weinsteln 70
salis Cohen. 3 VI from Feb 1. l9lOi 50. 4O3' ad-
cr,ss. 9S ST Marks pl
5TH AVE. 1870 store etc; simon Kahn 10
Never Reader; A yrs from sept 1. 1909 Ss40.
address 1870 7tn ave.
10TH AVE. Gel. Abraham Q Ftske and 70
Valentine FIattenler. yrs from Nav /. 1911
81 go.
10TH AVE- 623. cellar. etc. sane 70 same;
Yrs from MAY !. 1911. $500. address, e21 10Th
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Special Cheer.

y has sent her check for sl5. OF
which IS is 70 be applied to the need Of the
deaf woman ia Jamaica and g. to the coal
fund; OLD short HIS. y. J.. branch. s.. for
coal fund: *. +. :. Of Norfolk, Conn, s.,
and 7. r.. OF Brooklyn. 81, for consumptive
how. Mrs !. II. Lester. % Brooklyn, 50,
for deaf woman, and \. V G.. OF Newark,
50 for the same need + f., OF Brooklyn.
e. TO he divided between the two appeals
from New Jersey and Colorado: Mrs w. A.
Garitee. Of Freehold, y. J, 81; @. H. NJ. Of
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
JANUARY IL
MANHATTAN.

AiT, right title and interest OF samuel
strauss in estate u William RlcSL strauss ciea
Pcs & ra,iss. 81 so: attorney. Title Guarantees
and Trust % lG6 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W = 24ll1iQo; July
10 1909. Cathieen Turney 70 Henrietta
eai,bIe: 800 900: attorney, samuel " Weiss.
A. Wall 81.
Canal. ST. SIS So II = Of Chrystis St. 4ox
50: Aug -. is9s: Char.otta barnee' 70 - gti
Barnett: $1,000; attorney JACOB kut@' o'I
Bro0me St
MADISON AVE. : " cor OF 96th 81 lt5x
t00I1. pee 80. 1905: Hedwig Rothscnlld 70
sYas swartz; $4,000: attorney shas swaFE
sATr PROPERTY: Dec so, 1905; same TO
Jonas Well: $50. 200; attorneys, We'll & Mayer
Beekman ST
wILLETT ST 5S sly 6rk, 25 '6 p o. NAY og
ty ~ and Mar Ackerlv trus 1000; stror-
nevs Gckerly e Miles. Northport. l.
9TH AVE, so. sly brk. l7.2xloo' July 90
attorneys lie witt. Lockman & DE Witt 50
Nassau ST.
10TH ST. 4o6 West: sty brk, 25x92; Jan 3
ta05. William Clarence Reed TO Archibald ID
RUSSELL $1,000; address Princeton J.
2or ST $ sS2 n OF LIST ave, 9s.oxisi
- ISsa. Margaret Banks 70 Charles A
sherman: So GOO; attorney FREDERICK SNOW
Is Wall e..
r,me Il. 1905 Jacob Markowitz 20 Mutual Life
Insurance Co. $4,000. attorneys. Bowers q
sands. 81 Nassau ST.
22D IT. 800 East: 1919 sty brk, es 9x25
nee 2S 1905 Louis Frankel 70 American
Marriage Co: $40 goo. address 81 Nassau 81
2oTH. ST. 23i East; sty ork. lex9s9: Dec
a 1900: Robert II Toner 20 Eliza VI salmon
e. 500. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust
20. re Broadway.
-tsr ST. s. i25 = q or "a ave 100 4x25
Nav IL 1891: Frederick Rohrs t. Eierit Macy
ard eno. SIC 600. attorneys W q +
Crambern. 81 Nassau II.
-tTH ST r. ii3 q = % lst ave. i02 2x2j
ma. t5 1904. the Yorkyilie Realty 20 % Edwin
= Drqenhurv trustee 5000 attorney Edwin
Dtsenoury. Rector 81
DIST ST. 81 East 8 sly brk, 67x1s.s. June 81
Iichtenherg So 0oo attorneys. Coudsrt Broth
e''' THE BRONX
ARTHUR AVE 2i2s cor .issth 81 Sex
N or ri 1904 NincenLa Tr0ld 70 Louis Gates
81 coo. attorney. LAWYERS TILE Insurance and
Trust Co 100 Broadway.
ARTHUR AVE 2i28. - 5x72xS2 7x31; oct a.
ie0t. came 20 same, 5000 attorneys same as
above
PpyANT ST. - cor i6Ith 81 o. sxiOOx
700 2riOO. NAV g. 1910. Charles Richardson 20
,u,sriran Mortgage CO. $1,000. attorneys. Bow
en- a sands u Nassau 81
HILL AVE cor 207th 81. 2l.Tx75xa3 6x
n Dec a5 1907. Thomas T Riley 70 Emiline
4 Kemp: $1,000. attorney. Benz l. Rrsndner IS
william -.
LAFAYETTE AVE. cor whitlock ave
t00vy nxf4s Jxe9 7. David saul 20 Louis Amdur
& 600. attorneys Bowers & sands. 81 Nassau So
LOTS % and "a. block 2.541. map liza sub
gt,.fzfcu rrouprtv az estate Or Wm q ogden AZ
Mghbrides June IS. 1901 Michael Del PAPA 10
ne C6emung canal Trust Co. S. SO. attorneys
Herendeen a Vaudeville. Elmira. y
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Contributions.

A large freight box filled with fine. warm
clothing has been received from Mrs. AUS
tn and Mrs. Thompson, Of Rupert VI.
The contents were especially appreciated
and many needy persons were made com
Portable by them. \ pair Of fine bedroom
shoes came from p p. T., Of Bound BROOK
y. J.: calendars and cards from Miss A
Tuckerman. OF Boston; stories for ltte
"shut-ius." without name reading matter
and cards from White Plains, y. Y; Oh
linen for a sickroom from Saratoga games
from T. c.; books from An Old Memper,
and two pairs Of bedroom SHOES from MISS
i Of Manhattan.
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For the Constructive eoy.

TIE money received at the Office for the
consumptive boy has been forwarded 70
Miss Suvdam, q Elizabeth y. j.. who
made the appeal Miss Suydam reports
that she has received personally 3 from
Mrs. Belknap. Of Newburg. and e. from
Mr.. and Mrs W. n. Harrison. OF New
York. 4 home has been secured for the
boy in the country. whore he Will DO sent
On February Is
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Revam Really 20 g. George Johnson. Soep
Fdnitsble Life Assurance sociefy Of Uritef
States 10 VIM = Butte. trustee: sa3.nso.
irving I Berg % Charles WvDne. 81.
Gusta,e 7 Kreppel % Resale @ = Barr 81 o..
extrx: - coo
Mary Connolly 20 Vim x Rose 5000.
Freehold Construction 60 10 Rubin FISH; 81
Fannie -mi.h - Emma J. Ring. a part. SID
Margarotha = 4 Riegel % Christina Epptn-er'
81 DDD
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Peekskill, y. Y, 81, for Mary Weldon, and
Mrs Mecklem. 81. FOR the same member
Mrs. Mecklem says: Il hope you VIII re-
ceive sufficient money for the coal so
urgently needed by this woman and her
invalid mother II we feel the cold so
much here, how dreary it must be in that
isolated cabin in Colorado without proper
fuel,,
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Other Money.

Mrs.. C.. 3. Stiger has given &, TO be
used wherever needed, and Frances Knee
land. Of Skaneateles, y. J. Sc, for the
birthday fund. F. r. ". send 10 cents for
the coal fund. and says: II every member
sent a dime many might be kept warm.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JEFFERSON ST. %. Brooklyn Fireproor sasn
and Door 80 AIT Louis Shu2ky CO q a., nov /
1910. $40
f.7TH ST g. - n y Of Concord ave; "
Young Az Mrs NJ = Cuo 81 al: jan lS' lsli.
So ~
l2wTH ST 10 East: John " CrurD agt Mary
RcrarIlE, et al. Jan :. lel1. s542 q.