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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-18
FAIRCH|LD Land
PLANSTRONGLY
ENDORSED

To the holders said Brown. adding that
he was strongly In favor Of the sub
! stitute resolution.
| Senator Judd asked that action be
deferred on the resolution until tOmor-
| row.
II was opposed tn the resolution as
| II originally Stood" said Judd, and
before ] am prepared to vote on the
substitute would like to have time
to study 1t over. Amendments should
not be made to the organic Act with
out the most careful consideration"
4 Fairchild stated that he hoped Judd
would be ready to vote tomorrow, rs
there were only seven days left to the
session
Senator Hewitt criticized the report
for implied reflection on Kuhio Fair
child and Chillingworth then stating
that he IL In favor Of the new plan
covered in the resolution.
/ The report of the committee, some OF
| the sentiments of which FnirChild re-
iterated during the discussion, are In
fun as follows:
Your committee on ways and means
ia which was referred Senate Joint
| Resolution No. | has had same under
careful consideration and Investigation,
has held u duly advertised public hear
ing for general discussion Of the OBJ
jects of the resolution, and has COM
piled considerable data relative there
to. which IL submitted herewith as
result of conferences, discussions and
Investigations.
Your committee has go amended the
original resolution that IL now recon-
mends II be tabled, substituting for
an
which accompanies this report.
THE object of this resolution Is, as
was the one It replaces, to withdraw
all of the developed public lands ana
waters from the operation of the Or
ganic Act, placing them I'm the hands
Of q commission for the purpose Of
making them render the maximum rev
enue in the interests Of the education
ana health of the inhabitants OF this
Territory, thereby removing them from
the imminent danger Of being lost to
the people under the guise OF home
Stealing at n fraction Of their real
value. This action IA in accord with
American principles under which Co.
S93.9l9 acres have been set aside In the
various States and Territories.
Your committee from Its investiga-
tion has found many reasons To urge
the passage Of this resolution, which
will Immediately result In conserving
To the people mere remnant OF the
most valuable asset once possessed by
them from which to derive an ever
increasing revenue In the interests OF
the greatest good for the greatest num-
Der. We would again call attention TO
the fact we find that there IL large
area OF government land with water
which, In the opinion OF those compe-
tent to judge, Is worth over S5'ooo'ooo'
Should this land he given To home
steaders at fraction OF It's value the
temptation Tor those most Interested
to acquire II through the homestcauers.
upon terms when would induce them
TO sell out their holdings, Is so great
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-18

Good health and good cheer at TIa-
leiwa, where there Is no contamina-
ton of food or water. You may battle
at Haleiwa without danger Of getting
an uncomfortable ache. Try the train
service ON the o. H. aud l..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-18

rs well as performing other duties as
signed to Federal quarantine Of
iiCer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-18

For sale by Benson, Smith Il Co..
Ltd; HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

these days Of high priced dressmaking, and
often II Is easier 10 make over suit that
Oates from some sea sons back than one
only a wear or so out Of date.
Just now the women who put away bo-
Zero tailored suits are reaping the advan-
tsze Of this decision. for almost any KIND
of holero can be easily adapted 10 re-
scrnble the new ones that are coming from
Paris. Fairly large sleeves were worn when
boleros were last IN vogue so IT is an easy
natter 20 recut them into the straight. half
long sleeves and piece this out with an
under cuff Of some new material or trim
ming 70 match the collar.
Many OF the new skirts are cut with
pleats or some overskirt arrangement. Al
most any skirt that dates several seasons
hack can be remodelled 10 accord with the
rev skirts, while the very tight skirts or
last spring are quite impossible now.
In the big shops they are prone TO say
that the new skirts on tailored suits are
quite as close as they were last season, but
4 the straight line is adhered 10 the skirts
contain more material in the way OF set-in
plests or they are made with tunic over
skirt with a drop skirt Of another material
Both OF these ideas suggest ways of remod-
cling q suit once discarded because the
Jacket was too short and the skirt too full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated

with name and address Of grantee)
Interest : per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER Q.
MANHATTAN.
sd AVE. PSI. cor ed st; Aug IS; demant:
8 per cent: John Pickett to James Everard
Brewerits; SLIGO. address. II East 1850 IT.
I'D ST. 3O2 and 304 West. sly brk Sept
S. due as per bond: Mary 7 Rennard 20 Cen
tral Trust co OF New York. $500: address. "A
Wall 81.
7. yrs; ii. per cent: Bella Harris TO Emmanuel
Congre cation OF the City Of New York; s25'ooo'
address, 5l5 9Th ave.
beth ST, 200 West. 25xas; Aug .; due as
per bond; Addia A Altman 70 Louis o kaemp-
fer; 81. 500; address. 375 Central Park West
THE BRONX.
BUTLER PL. s. 25 It n OF Green ave,
2sxlOO. Sept 5; 3 yrs: GA per cent; CsroLne
Haas to Christian Molten; $4,000; address
BOSTON ROAD W 5. $50 It Of 1esth ST.
4sx167x irreg: Sept s: yr; 8 per cent; Hoffman
Deyerberg Construction co 70 City Real Estate
co, S34 900.
BOSTON ROAD 8, 237 It Of 1esth st. AK
s sssiiooSos'' - W
BOSTON ROAD " :, s2a IT of festh st, ak
167. Sept 6; l y. per cent; same 10 ean'e'
s24 Oo0s address 176 Broadway.
CARROLL PLACE. W s. 265 II Of Ella q,
OK irreg; s yrs; jeanette 9 ADAMS et al 70
grant Industrial Savings Bank; slooo' ad-
dress 81 Chambers ST
LOTS 4Sl and 462 map Van Nest Park: sept
s: due as per bond; Bertha Fabel and ano 70
John Marion; S. 600; address, 42o East ooth ST.
MATILDA ST, $. lot 156, map Washing
tonville. 50x100; sept Z: 8 yrs, per cent; mary
Scherrer 10 Frances Zschiedrich; s2,nO; ADDRESS,
Mount Vernon, - Y.
WEBSTER AVE, s, 525 II s Of scribner ST.
5Ox73: Sept 9: yrs; Antonio Pasoale 70 Abra
ham Oppenheimer; s1'2Oo; ADDRESS - OlarN
Place
ZEREGA AVE, cor Maclay ave, lOoxSox
lrreg. Sept 8; due as per bond; Zerega avenue
ImprOvenIent Co 10 Secwacha CONSTRUCTION CO..
$4,000. address 40 Westchester Square.
ZEREGA AVE, n s, 20 f. n OF Maclay ave,
sfxsj: Sept S; due as per bond; same TO George
Uauser: So. 500: address. 1925 Walker ave.
Bath ST. s. $50 II W OF Ringsbridge Road
1sx irreg; sept s; : yrs 81 per cent; William
Rilev 10 Louise Heuser, 5000; address, Alb East
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
SEPTEMBER o.


SEPTEMBER o.
MANHATTAN.
HENRY ST. $, 215 IT OF Scanned ST. PAX
95; Minnie strasburser 70 lsidor Drusn; aug
.; 81; address. 20i Henry ST.
I'D AVE. s45. 25xl0o; Morris Baer to Edward
Baer Cnts $1,000; Sept s; Is part; u; 40
dress. 2i9 East 49th St
7TH AVE. 825. 25xloo: Mary Mage to
Harriet 8 James !mtg $4,000; July II; slo'
address. 1896 Broadway.
Fifty-fve West Thirty-sixth Street Go 70 New
town Creek Dock Properties mtg 3435,0oO); sept
S. 500: address, 100 Front St
74TH sT. 1oe West. sty brk. is.ioej N SSw
Sept 8; 81; address, Jobstown, y j.
THE BRONX.
BAssFoRD AVE, 2275 cor Of 1880 st,
il5x25; Samuel Rosenberg to Leah Cohn; all
liens; April H. 1911; 81; address, cedarhurst
Long Island.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCoURsE, s
cor OF lG6th ct, strip. 92x3x92xis Jessie
Parker to jeanette @ Adams; June y, 1908; 81
SAME PROPERTY: Jeanette G Adams to
Jessie and Isabella NJ Adams: 2-3 part; June
0. 1911: 81; address. 1o71 Carroll pl.
LOTS 4s1 and 462, map OF Van Nest Park;
John Marion and ano TO Bertha Fabe and
Marie Wittekind Sept 5; 500; address, 1875
Unionport I'd.
tate, Van Nest; Dominic Negri TO orsola Negri;
all liens Sept 8; 81: address, 65s Morris Park
ave.
MATILDA ST 5, lot 1855, map Of Wash
ingtonvllle 50xl00: Frances Zschiedsith 10 Mary
scherrer: Aug 2t (mtg 81, 400; sl0o address,
$50 East 230th 81.
PART OF lot 1s map Of Adamsville. begins at
land OF Thomas Bassford. so n W from line be-
tween lots IS and 10. runs Sex 5 W ok "
Ok IS 20 beginning, except part for Bassford
ave: Alexander Friedeberg 10 Mary Howley;
all liens; Sept 2; 300; address. 421 West Bath st..
WEBSTER AVE. s. 525 IT Of scribner St.
5oxT3; Abraham Oppenheimer 10 Antonio Pas
Gale: Sept 8; $780, address. 1924 Cromwell ave.
1t 10 n $ of AIaclay ave KIOSK irreg; Archibald
q Buckenham 10 Zerega Avenue improvement
Company; all liens; Sept 3; 500; address, 12o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney)
SEPTEMBER O.
MANHATTAN.


MANHATTAN.
FRANKFORT ST. 5. mtg on personal prop
arty. Arril q, 1911; Charles Conwell 70 Louis ,
Lembacher; ST 800. attorney Herman Greenoerg
10 Broadway
HAMILTON ST, 10. mtg on personal property
Tune 9 1909 Iluigt Santasteri 20 Consumers
6rsvving Co Of New York; 5000; attorneys. Holm,
Whitlock & Scarf, As Nassau ST.
SAME PROPERTY; Oct rs. 1900; same to
same $3.50.
SANE PROPERTY; Dec 80 1907; same TO
same: $2210 so
MADISON AVE, 1471, mtg on personal prop
erty: Aug TO- 19ll; Edward stapleton 10
David Levin & Co; s1.osi address l47i Madi-
son ave.
MADISON ST. 222. mtg on fixtures; July l,
1911: sgmund Rabinowitz TO Adolph Holtzer'
ss2 address 222 Madison ST.
RUTGERS ST, 81, mtg on fxtures. etc; Aug
H. 1911. William and Louis Benenson TO Barnet
Kiionsky and sno; $3.50; address. 81 Rutgers ST.
RIDGE ST. 81. mtg on machinery, etc; Avs avg
man. $500. address. IS Ridge ST.
4TH ST. l42 East S3.9x96.2; July q: 1906
roseph Oshinsky 10 Edward Rubin: $1,000; /
torney, Jacob Berman, 3iG Broadway.
23D ST n s. 225 q from n " cor , ssh ave We,
Church of 81 Vincent de Paul 20 the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank: 5000; attorney. Rich
ard OGorInan. 81 Chambers st
SAME PROPERTY; July TO- 1888; same to
same; $4,000
same' ss5 600 attorney, title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
1o3p ST, :, 328 II OF Park ave. 4s1l0o II;
Jun. o. 1905: Samuel Klepner TO Louise Have
Insurance and Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
ll2TH ST S?5 II OF ,I BroaiaTs ~
to Hampden Il Tener, jr, $4,000: attorney
Arthur ii Blssell, 30 Liberty 81.
18TH ST. 525 West. n E cor. Audubon ave
6ox94xsO 2x0s o; Feb 8. 1911; simon Improve
nient co 70 solomon simon: sl2Vo; attorneys
Simon & Asher III Broadway.
100: sept l. 1903; Alois Ksfka 10 Frank Zounek
and ano: $3.50; attorney Brodsky' ooo HSs'
72d ST.
GRACE AVE. es. s25 It sc from Lyon ave.
25xl30 March o. 1900 Jacob HOOK TO FRANCES
Aronson. 81, $50: attorney. Title duarshlee anu
Trust Co, lIo Broadway.
we're ave, 1O2 4xl03 1lxl03xlooo: Jan !, lsiii
George II Ehrgott TO Archibald q and george ~ !,
Buckenham; 81. sss 70; attorney. Charles II
Baechler. li2e Walker ave-
INTERvALE AVE- n cor OF 18TH ST $40
x7s 8x62 Gx90: Feb 10. 1911: O'Connor ConsIue-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway
MORRIS PARK AVE- bet Van Buren, 81 and
Unionport ri. being lots Ill. 49l and td2, map
Van Nest Park; Nov -, 1906: william Marion 70
Marie \ Hoyer: 5000: attorney charles II
Baechler. 1926 Walker ST.
TIFFANY ST. 0 cor Of 1881 81. !ooIios, !:
Oct Z 1909. Zipkes Construction co % Henry
Morgenthau Co: sli5. 600; attorney. w Wech-
Ter, 1875 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE, $, 6I34 Il OF "a 81.
being lots SO and o. map In partition real estate
OF William Adee. runs 9I.ox n oVx eox 90 TO
MajewsSi; 81 200; attorney. II Arnold. 10
Westchester square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onicial Record and Forecast.-Washington
Sept. 1o.--There have been heavy local rams
In the last twenty-four hours In the ONO up
per Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys anu
light rains on the north Pacific Coast ana Al
scattered points in the Southeast states In
other portions OF the country the weather re-
NAMED fair Temperatures were not changed
materially in any section and are near OF
above the normal in practically all parts OF
the country. No well defined storm area IL
charted IN any part OF the United States
The indications are that there VIII be locai
showers Monday and Tuesday in the south Az
lantc and Gulf states and Monday IN the ONO
valley the lower lake region and the midu.o
Atlantic states In other parts OF tho county
the weather will be generally fair Monday anu
Tuesday No important temperature changes
are indicated for any part Of the country our
ing the next forty-eight hours.
tbs winds alonS the New Englane and uala-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

die Atlantic coasts, light variable. south At
lantic and east Gulf coasts. light variable. ex-
cept moderate east south Florida coast;
west Gulf coast. lower. lake and upper lakes
light variable.
Steamers departing Monday for European
ports will have light TO moderate variable
winds and generally fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Locaiities.-For New
England and Eastern New York, fair in north
and unsettled in south portions to-day; Tues
day, probably fair: light variable winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Delaware, Maryland the District OF Columbia
and Virginia. Increasing cioudineSs, probably
followed by showers this afternoon or tonight
Tuesday. probably fair; light variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York. local showers to-day; tuesday"
probably fair; light variable winds.
Locnl Official Record.-The following ohielal
record from The Weather Bureau SHOWS 'as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
of Interest TO 6Oomen

trimming effect, is one Of the latest. Many
women dc not find the big collar at the
back becoming, and In Its stead can be
used the narrow collar. with pointed revers.
The trimming portions on the front and
back cores OF the skirt can be omitted. or
could be made from contrasting material.
Velvet trimmings are to be much used.
and the collar and cuffs, OF velvet. with
the pieces on the front and back cores of
the skirt omitted, would make a costume
quite as smart as the one shown, yet dis
tinctly unlike IT.
For woman OF medium size the coat
VIII require four and one-quarter yards OF
material q inches wide. two and three
quarters yards So inches wide, or two and
one-half yards A inches wide, with three
quarters Of a yard q inches wide for the
collar and cuffs. For the skirt will be
needed seven yards q inches wide, five and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

one-half yards Sc inches wide, or three and
three-quarters yards II inches wide.
The pattern. No. 1914. is cut in sizes "a TO
q bust measure, and the pattern NO. 100
in sizes % 10 80 waist measure. They
viii be sent to any address on receipt Of
10 cents each.
Please give number Of pattern. with DUST
and waist measures, distinctly ADDRESS
Pattern Department, New-York Tribune.
II in hurry for pattern send an extra 2
cent stamp, and we will mail by letter post
age in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
RALLY OF KINGS DAUGHTERS.

Five neighborhood circles OF Kings
Daughters united I'm rally under the au-
snices Of the Evangelistic Committee, Of
New York City, IN the gospel tent at 18TH
straa+ and ST. AIMS avenue. Yesterday af-
ternoon. Francis (. Smiley. the Denver
evangelist preached the sermon and there
we're addresses by Mrs. p NJ. Morgan
Miss Daisy Allen. Miss Eva G. Maybe,
Mrs. Mary Kendall Hyde and Mrs
Lewis W. Armstrong, director Of Kings
Daughters work for the Evangelistic Com
mittee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

A novelty that is popular with mothers
Of young children is a bib or napkin
holder II consists OF pair OF clasps
which hold the bib on each side and
connecting cord or ribbon 10 60 around
the back CT the neck. One, at % cents
has a pretty rosette Of baby ribbon over
each clasp. with neck piece OF elastic
covered with shirred ribbon. while another
at IS cents, has plain bows instead OF
rosettes. and silk cord instead Of the
ribbon covered elastic.
brass safety lamp for kerosene sens
at 81 o. It is shaped somewhat like the
low brass candlesticks. with wide tray, so
that it is practically impossible TO upset
IL II by any unusual chance IT should
be upset an ingenious device keeps the oil
from spilling. The chimney fastens on
securely with screw
In 2 shop that is showing wall caornets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
Leen in fbe Shops

in an unusual variety Of sizes and shapes,
a dark oak medicine cabinet IL inches in
width and about Is inches in height sells
for s. % II is divided vertically To- form
one high compartment and the remaining
space is fitted with shelves. A cabinet OF
similar style. with q mirror is s. So, a white
enamelled one, with mirror, is 81 . and a
plain but useful little affair of light
colored wood IS 70 cents.
Paper cooking bags sell in packages Of
twenty-five az different prices, according
10 size The sizes are priced as fol-
lows: by inches. 10 cents; by II, 70
cents: II by 70. 80 cents, and Is by %. IS
cents.
The names of shops where articles mentioned
on tbig page were seen can be obtained BY send
ing a stamped and addressed envelope 10 Seen
in the Shops" New-York Tribune. TO secure
a prompt reply the date Of publication should be
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
SECRETS OF ECONOMY
uow and When 1t Is Profitable to
Make Over a Gown.

nressnlakers say that gowns come back
.,,o fashion every i've years. This may not
, :. p,erally true, for there are certain subtle
sssnses IN fashion from year TO year and
.,v up-to-date gown must include these.
uut Il often does seem true that 1t is wiser
- mt a nice gown away when the modes
s,nand some decided change and wait un-
m the same period OF fashion comes around
assjn The kind Of making over that in
,o,ye. the entire picking apart Of a gown
nd recutting it is rarely economical in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
At Sl56 Third Avenue.
BY T. II Mavers
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
SEPTEMBER O.

with name and address Of lessee)
SEPTEMBER O.
AVENUE c, 1914. store and easement: Charles
and Mary Muller. executors TO Louis Sigloch;
yrs from Sept !, 1911; $40; address. a West
Goth az.
INTERvALE AVE. ITO, store and first floor
above; Herman Knabe to Charles Morton: yrs
ave.
PARK AVE, HOP, n cor Of seth ST. store.
etc; Lowell Realty Co TO Samuel Mandeli yrs
from May I. 1872: N,loo; address. llo2 Park
ave.
Sd AVE, 2sf all: Patrick Herman to John
Pickett; 4 yrs from May 1. 1915; 1900; ad-
dress, PSI Sd ave.
102D ST, SO East all; Bellwood Realty co 70
Louis A Schleshter; yrs from sept i, 1911.
81, 1O0; address, 81 West 115th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Samuel Treeger to Max Hefter; sl.oc
John + Beck Co to Edith r Bossey; SlV
Mary Thompson and ano. executors, 10 Will
lam X Rose: 81, 400 .
Harry strasbourger to Isaac Well; ~.
Carnegie Trust co to Public Bank OF New
York City. 81. .oo
Rose Heyn,sn 10 Charles Rosenberg: 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Blue serge is a pronounced favorite for
tailored suits. one of tho new fancies is
10 trim il with white cloth, and this cos
tune shows the collar and cuffs Of that ma
ter1al finished with little black soutache,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BOSTON RID, W =, 237 ~ n OF 16sth Of. III
xf67 5x irreg: City Real Estate co loans CON-
mann Deyerberg Construction Co $4,000.
WHITE ST. liz and ia: Walker 81 100 20
loans Abingdon Construction co $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
LIS PENQENS.

LOT IT'S. map OF vsrisn estate Brcnft
William A stahl agt Burshsrd Hauk et a.
(specihc performance: attorney AerHAh"'.
Sd AVE, SOL: Job J Dunn agt Victor rIsans
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney w j.
Egan.
BRONxDALE AVE W $. 227.5 II OF 18Th
81 x: Paul LanEner et al sgt Rschh
Bailey ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys
Duf,on a. Kfeheimer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

Doth ST. 1888 West simon solloway ct al
agt Nellls white, owner; Joseph r MeGill.
s5l 90
ID AVE. . cor lI5th st. 1lSxlSs. Oriental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

FIGURE cERIsE TAEFETA NTH ~
OV
LACE COLLAR BORDERED WITH SCAl~
pTF4NT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

Highest temperature yesterday, So degrees;
lowest. G2: average, II; average for CORE
spending date last year. 81: average for cor
responding date last thirty-three years. IS.
Local forecast: Unsettled to-day; Tuesday.
probably fair. light variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

"hiie black soutache is also used on the re-
Nla4hder Of the coat and in the skirt. Inc
sun ia cut on the latest and most approved
Ines. The sailor collar finishing the short
sula"ay coat is new and very generaiiy
.ec'ming' ana the four-gored skirt WIN
~s side cores cut in sections to give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

gresating $4,000 and two conditional sales
amounting to S1005
BY Daniel Greenwald.
nth ST, 112 and ia East, Q O., $50 II OF
4th ave. 5Oxo2: . sty tenmt; sheriff saie OF
all right, title, etc. which Acme Building GO
had on June q. 1911. or since; W c Arnold'
atty.
At 1855 Third Avenue.
BY J. H. Mayors
CALDWELL AVE. 724 and 726. e ., 100 Il
Of .l56th ST. 40x100.9: sty nat; Jonas Wen
ct al agt Joseph Stone et al; Arnstein, 2.
taxes etc. S2i2 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

f25TH ST. SIS. o. 10 IT . Of Lexington sysl
to sty store, etc; jenkins. 100 ws.s
sfst at owner: L Childs. 20 BroaowAY
archit act; cost, $4,000.
ssTH ST. : East: 10 a sty dwls Mrs :
Emery premises, owner; o Goldman. $40 nao'-
son ave. architect; cost. $4,000
2sTH ST. 20 East: TO 5 sty dw4i -
Mitchell. AZ Nassau st. owner; sommeffeld ~
steckier. 81 Union Square. architects; COST
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANHATTAN.
4oTH ST, g. 105 II e Of Park ave; for an
8 sty apmt o41xs3.9; Ferguson Bros & For
shay, TOO West 1S0th st. owners: Schwartz &
Gross. 347 9th ave- architects: cost. 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11

Ffreproof Sash and Door Co agt Cadas Realty
Co, owner and contractor; $840
33D ST. % East: shatz A. Cantow CO asf
william Moore owner: Benjamin w Levitan,
lessee and contractor: $500
BRYANT AVE. s. 26i n Of Freeman st.
5Ox100; Standard Plumbing supply Co agt
Mondschen n Go. owners and contractors.
shansky. contractor; 81 .020 So
AVE d. 8 and 10: Frederick Adler sgt Louis
Schaffier. owner and contractor; si75
AVE A. SO and so; Charles Rossnbloom agt
Adoiph and Joseph Deutscb. owners and con-
tractors. 500 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-11
dREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

$3.50 BUYS A $500 HOUSE.
A beautiful new home, built by days work
gas, electricity running water parquet moor
beamed ceilings large wardrobes many spe-
ciai features; a large plot on an attractive
avenue in private residence park; nne sur
roundinzs; "a minutes 20 Herald square or
Rat,ery on thu Pennsylvania tunnel line; near
depot; very easy terms apd small deposit, or
will rent with privilege OF buying ana Apply
rent payments on purchase. Call write or
iphope T. 7 MNEECE, 100 Nassau ST
PHONE 1910 BEEKMAN.