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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

pudding rises LOT if IL is made right
Serve i'm the mould. cut II with very not
knife or spoon. and serve with a rich
sweet wine or lemon sauce Before put
ting in water be sure that the outer bas
is water-tight all ND and down the seam.
You can. if you like. make a bag mould FOR
the pudding, but the paper bag. tied usht
al the mouth, is rather more Trustworthy
The boiling bag must, of course, ne set
upright: hence il will he apt to require
the whole oven space.
This same pudding made without fruit
baked quickly and served with the rich-
est possible sauce. is known TO Southern
cooks as poor mans pudding a name
that sounds sarcastic at the present prices
of eggs. Bake it in a single bag butter
ing the bag very well and filing no more
than half The pudding should be feather
light, but has to be eaten as soon as
cooked on pain of falling and being tough
and soggy.
Suppose Saturday finds you with all sorts
Of rags and tatters-a snippet Of veal some
bits OF roast lamb and cold beef too Scanly
10 make q dish. cold roast pork. or even
boiled salt pork. You nate 10 throw II
awav, but the aggregation looks rather
hopeless. 1t is not hopeless however.
Make a crust. not tCo rch and d square
bag mould proportioned to your need.
Grease the mould line it with crust rolled
a quarter Of an inch thick then fiji il with
your meat scrars, cut small, and heated
toeether in a little stock or gravy, or milk
and water. or butter and vinegar, with a
seasoning OF onion juice, salt pepper and
q
and Law in along with the spoonfuls STRIPS
Of the crust, cut an inch wide ana nNe
inches long. letting them curl and nestle
amCng the bits. You can, If you Ike
brush over the strips with soft butter
Lay narrower strips, lattice fashion across
the top Put in q bigger bag, well creased
of course, seal and cook until the crust
Is q delicate brown. 4 peephole In the
upper Part Of the bag viii let you know
about that If you want your pie cold
tear off the bag as soon as It is taken
from the outer one and set upon a folded
cloth on a trivet 10 cool. Thus, the bot
tom crust will be crisp not leathery
Small leftovers Of vegetables such as
canned corn, tomatoes. peas or Caulifower,
mixed through the meat and crust add
alike 70 the bulk, the tastiness and the
eccrouv of such a concoction, besides
clearing the icebox at one fen swoop. \
little tomato ketchup also improves the
pie. if il happens that there are no stewed
tomatoes to 20 in It
Meat scraps. if lean and hard, can be
ground. mixed with toasted bread crumbs.
mo,stcncd with an egg beaten in milk "a
little melted butter and tomato kctchup,
and baked in a loaf inside a well creased
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
NEW BIG BROADWAY LOFT
Structure To Be Erected on
Astor Estate Property.

The Long Acre Land Company has aG-
ouired the lease for the northeast corner
Of broadway and 42d street the necessary
instruments closing IN s trarsacti1n nav
IT,, t..,n sirred Yesterday at the office o.
tbe Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Il, the summer Of 1909 the Astor estate
leased this property to the United cigar
stores Company's interests. which latter
subsequently, sub-leased il to the Hub Real
~ Comnany. The latter company having
failed TO carry out the provisions "i th5
1eaee e. Ghe Hub Realty Company
WAS disrossessed Of all It's rights ana
the rrouertv again came into the posses
sion OF the United Cigar stores Company
Interests. Not any of the Interests repre-
sented in the Hub Realty Company appear
I'm tho Long Acre Land Company.
The agreements. as signed, call for the
immediate demolition OF the present build
iUgs and the erection upon ia" site oi
tvcly, story Office. showroom and iot,
Iuilding. Tie store at the corner of Broad
way and sd street has been reserved for
the United Clear stores COMPANY for the
entire term Of the lease. The lease has
eighteen years TO run. with the privilege
Of three renewals OF twenty-one wears each.
have been prepared by Clinton 4 Russell,
architects. ana the contract for the erect OF
Of the building has been awarded 10 the
Tbompson-Starrett Company. All the ten
ants I'm th4 present building have been
rCtfed 10 vacate Oh or before Decemb'r
Fl. when all present leases cn tie prem
ises expire The Thompson-Starrctt Com
ranv viii begin the work OF demohshinS
the buildings on January ., and ,hc pro-
posed building Is due To- be completed on
October l. 1872.
LoLis g Muller has leased for Peter y.
II. Jackson's Sons the southwest corner OF
l2ih street and Park avenue, 1ioXlW feet
10 Gibson L. Young. who viii erect two
story amusement hall from plans icy Brandt
Bros. The lease is for twcnty-Cne years,
with the privilege ot renewal
Corn q Co. have leased for n. J. Sachs
co. the top loft. containing 610 square feet.
at No. IS 10 a West 2lst street. 10 Schwartz
a Lustig: for the Midwest Realty Com
uanv. loft at No 1J9 10 i63 West 18th street
TO the Straus- Erombcrg Company; FOR th"
b & l.. Construction Company. loft AT
Nos. H. and # West 18th street 10 Green
berg Bros; for David Herring, top loft az
No. 25 West 2Gth street 70 RosenzWeig *
Rosenberg, and Tor Ta.gman a Wald. th"
store and basement at No. 30 4" Il West
9Th street to A. d :. Rothenbers.
The Ernestus Gulich Company has leased
for r. \ SpeIy $500 square feet in the
PGtram Building. Nos. p. 4 and 6 Nest
45th street. TO Mathille Spiegl tor long
term OF years Eugene Ashley was as
sociated with tlc GuIirk company as.
broker
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

i35. MARY \ and Julia Coleman 10 Char''S
Mayer: Dec -: 81 address. II East I'D ST.
LOTS 7l3 and 739 10 az. mapnGleas9n na,,1 prop,
erty: Elizahcth Craze 10 Nichaael s!io,d
and ano; Dec ~. 81 ao'i'sA ''
Place, B-ooklvn. 81.
LOT su. map section v vysc estate: Cur, r.
u Mantler TO Peter sinnott Dec ~ Si"''
dress. 9G7 East lG5ih st. oo,
LOTS i2l2. 12lS. 1862 10 1865. 1000 TO u',D ioDo
map Gleason property; Peoples rus 1i5ress
To Richard II Maslcn, Dec ~ sli5o' adu'''''
2l7 West l25th st.
LOTS 97i and 800. same map; same to He. r.e..
man Heltuer Dee II; $40; address vi Fast
aSth 81.
Lors $40 and ea,. same map: same 70 sam
ucl Bergen; Doc -, $40; address :2o has' '''"
it.
Lscatva Dec II; $3.50; address, O1 East l"''n
LOTS 4sl and is5. same map. same TO Her
mau Schapperi: Dec II; $500 address, ~ Niei
rose ave.
PLOT 4. same map: Same 10 9altz Realty co.
Dec y; 81. lsO: address. 200 Fast 33d st.
LOTS 1917 and 1913. same map. same to
George y Hanson. Jr; Dec T.; Sl3o' a1dr"ss'
i27 East I2lst 81.
MECHANIC ST. s. adj band William 6 LIZ
ingston, runs l3JN " 20 70 land Of Poets x 10
to st 100 to beg. William : Love - al 20
Charles Fritzel. Dec 9; 81 address, 2o-o Boston
MECHANIC ST. s 9. adj land William . Liy-
ingston. 20xi37x irreg: ! Hamilton Love 20
Charles or carl G Fritzel; oct .. 81. address.
2020 Boston rd
OLMSTEAD AVE, . cor of Startling ave. i5i
X irrcs Unionport. Cecilbert Realty 60 to star
Eng Realty 60 cmtg 5000; ali liens; Dec . 40
dress, l West Bath ST.
TINToN AVE. n W cor OF Beck st. 42z10o
Wales Construction co 20 Fanny Gruen; Dec =;
300: address 40l East 81 81.
WISE AVE. 1882, 2jx1o0; William r Deltz
and anO 10 George Bronscheuer Dec 81 800
address, 1912 Hoe ave.
VALENTINE AVE. f. 80 n u ~ Travrrs
st. 7jNl7OX irreg; John " Judge. ref. ~ Edward
u Clarke; Dec %; 5000 address Rosclle palh,
WASHINGTON AVE. w cor Of Gouverneur
pL 2lx'2 August Jacob TO Carrie Buchniii.cr.
July 10: 81. address. - GouyerneUr pl.
WASHINGTON AVE $ s. 173 It Of Nor
ris -. Old. 5UXl0O. AXel " SVadale 10 Mable N
seadale gntg >2l.700). Dec IL; 500: address,
1929 Washington ave.
Sd AVE 3o+4. 2JyeG. Adam Relz 81. 10 Her
nina EsIsumtDrger mtg $4,000, Dec p. 500:
address. COL East 23Oth "a
l35TH ST, n w cor Southern Boulevard. 3.I1x
ldUX iTreg NiGXltO. Henry Flohr 20 KATE +
Flohr mtg S5o,ogW. July H. sloo; address, 10
Prospect ave.
137TH ST. 35S East. 25ylCo. Moses Seelig 20
Bertha stern mtg $4,000. Dec -, 500. ad-
dress BOZ Nosirand ave, Brooklyn.
l56TH ST 32S East; George Dumrauf 10
George Enwich. All title: Jan 26. 1911; 500.
address. 10 West North st, Chicago
18TH ST. gore. block bounded by 10Th 81.
lis II OF Hoe ave. 22sx West Farms Road. ~
n, Benjamin NJ Tucker % Alfred G Bachmau; an
llers. Dec IL. 800, address. l76 Broadway.
l6ITH ST. gore. block bounded by Hoe 81.
22S II on 18th 81 las n, and on West Farms
Road 27l IT. Alfred & Bacbman TO Avid Realty
co; Dec q Sl00, address. - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Some interesting sales and leases were
announced i'm the real estate market yesle'
day. In the Washington Heights seo''on'
Franklin Petit has sold the entire squd'o
block bounded by Broadway, st. Nlchola9
avopue 1ejtb and le6th streets, Opposite
American League Park. The block coi1-
prlses nearly eighteen city lots WIN 49,
ages of 220 feet on Broadway. 2d teet OH
st. Nicholas avenue, 269 feet IN looth S'i
and 123 feet in 16Gth street. Ihe price ""'
about t65O.O0O, and the transaction h'o''''
no element of trade. ~
The BUYERS name was not made pupil''
but It is understood that business I.''-
provement is planned for the site M
PETIT bought the block from the Ne"
York institution for the Blind about thfeo
years ago.
The Yale & Towne Manufacturing COM
many will have its executive offices in the
proposed twelve story loft and Office pui'u-
ing which Is to be erected on the nome
property of the late Henry B. Hyue a'
Nos. and II East 10th street whlch JON"
l. Downcy recently purchased from MIS-
Hyde for about $32j.0CO
At recent meeting of the directors an
agreement TO lease the proposed structure
for long term of years, as well as an
option to purchase the property was 'a'-
fled. Option 10 buy may be exercised ne
fore the completion of the bulldlnS' c'n-
tracted to be ready in 1913. La farse
Morris are preparing plans Tor the puliu
ing. work on which Will begin IN April
Tho Yale q Towne Company, which manu-
factures builders hardware, have Deeh
ouartered in Murray street for many years.
with factories in Connecticut
The six story loft building at Nos "'
and -2l Greenwich street has been sofa 10
an investor. The structure, which occu-
pies a plot S7.Sx92x irregular between
Charles and Perry streets, was erecleu ="
couple Of years ago by the GreenWlch
Holding Company and turned over 10
George Alexander Macdonald. The latter
transferred il last June TO John Sahue'H'
the present owner of record.
The buyers of the Rosmond Court apart
nents. at No 4cl to 430 West llsth street
reported sold on Thursday by BinG n bIIls'
are Henry H. and Harriet w. Holy. Inc
bousa * six stories high, and occupies Z"
nIot 10ox127x irregular. II will be held as
an investment. In exchange the buyers
gave TO the Messrs Bing the hye story
building No % West Goth street, the saie
of which was reported last week. me
9oth street house Is on lot 2'X'H.9 lee''
about midway between Broadway ana
Fifth avenue. The transaction was negou-
ated by NJ. Cohn q co. and De Seiuins
Bros.
Plans have been filed for making over
the two four story and basement private
one family dwelling houses in list street
200 feet east of Lexington avenue, INTO one
building for TWO families. and building
front and rear extension, thereby enlars-
ing the same IL VIII cost Mildred r
stokes Hooker. the owner $4,000 to make
this change. s. T.. Gage is the architecl
Plans have also been fled for making over
the four story and basement private
dwelling housa at the northwest corner OF
Madison avenue and 4Sth street into stores
offices and bachelor apartments Tor r. ).
Flint and Charles d. Halsey owners at 4
cost Of $lZOE. Charles &. THAN Is the
architect
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary Z Depierris 20 American Tempersnc,
Life Insurance Go: $4,000.
Herbert q Str,at trus, 20 Emcl.e Nur-
Ezra = Prentice. trus, to Emanuel claubsr;
'f'i9n FT9nk C Griswold. trus, to Lydia \ Grs-
Henry Uol. admr to Minnie 2 Uhlj 81
Frank u Macdonald 20 Alice McBain;
John y Astor ct a.. ezr. to n orms Wilson
ct al. trus: $4,000.
Crmc Wilson et 81. trus. 10 Josiah II
De witt; $3.50"
same To- same. $4,000
Charles T. Auplchy aud ano. trus, 10 David
y = Outc3lr: $1lo00.
Same 90 same. sssts; SIS
EEoch . Bel 81 Nassau Mortgage Co 5000
Ncw York skin ana C3ncer Hospital 20
Emanuel GIaub.r; sL5g7.
John 4 Borp. cNr 10 Emanuel Glauber;
Ma Ellis 10 julius stein. 81
Frank j Macdonald 70 william RankinI
$4,000
Joseph n star 10 Joseph Hehdorfer: 81
Mar- Bonner 10 Mary a Dempsayi 33@
Union Dime Sa'i-Gs Bank tp Title GUAR
ante END Trust GO; Sl23 ooo. .,oo
John II Bowers. trus. 10 Allan Mareuanii
:, ceTa Exchange Bank to John N Bowers. trar
csntueli-Davls co to Connolly Auction @,
$40 900
VIM Young 70 Minnie x Young; 81
same 70 same. ~.
smith Williamson exr. 70 Emma Nsbs-
schultz; $500.
same 20 same. Si50n
Richard Lawrence, eNr. 70 Isebe,la Beck.
man; SI.2si
same % John = i Lawrence. slTi5.
Leonard ~ Thorn, j-, 20 al, 10 Condo Thorn;
Si91lO.
Same 10 same. $50.
same 20 same. S3l.JC0.
same 20 Leonard NJ Thorn, W @ assts): SSi.So
Greenwich savings Bank 10 Albert II Hastiagsi
81 600
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
''HoPELESSLY AT SEA
Suffrage Precept and Practice at Vari-
ance, Says Mrs. Dodge.
Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Minnie J. Reynolds in your issue
of December IL "rcplies" 20 statement
made by me in regard TO the oft repeated
.licuor" cry of the sunraSettes. While MIS-.
REYNOLDS uses considerable space. do not
see that she has succeeded in answering any
Of the arguments OF my pIeTious statement
except to sidestep facts, q trait quite COM
mon in suffrage circles.
Mrs REYNOLDS SAYS there was 40 organ
izcd opposition at all in that campaign
(Colorado). but Dr. Anna Shaw has pub
1icIv declared that The opposition was
financed by the liquor interests.
Mrs Reynolds attempts TO speak for Mrs
Smith. president of the Equal Suffrage As
sociation OF Washington. but, despite what
Mrs REYNOLDS may "think' about IT, the
rlain fact remains that when returning
from California month or SO ago MIS-
smith stayed in Denver, and interviews
with her were published in all of the Den
ycr papers. some Of them using her photo-
eraph. IN these interviews Mrs. smith
stated that the liquor interests OF WASH
iugton helped the women OF that state TO
get ihc ballot, and IN naming the represent
atiyes of the liGuor interests mentioned IN,
Rainier Brewery. Of Seattle, In particular.
If Mrs. REYNOLDS does not know Of these
conditions she can write Mrs. Smith for
facts before attempting TO speak for her.
As there have been about five local option
elections since women have voted in Wash
inoton all of them won by the liquor inter
cel.. it is fair 10 assume that Mrs Smith
and her followers have proved their graft
tude.
No one demands that women vote Tor pro-
bibition. but such a demand IS the elusive
will-o -thc-wisp that the suffragettes use
most frequently for battle cry. IL ap-
meals a. class prejudice stirs up strife and
g.. sure 10 bring q certain element under the
suffrage banner. But the cry, like other
oldtime suffrage cries, is worn TO a thread
even though the suGraSists are to-day at
tempting 10 secure the Endorsement OF the
farmers clubs of Michigan. on the plea that
suffrage VIII mean prohibition in that state
while over in neighboring New Jersey MIS-.
clara I.addy. president Of the New Jersey
Suffrage Association, speaking IN the j. liSt
.autist Church at Arlington on December
IL. said There can be no temperance re-
form in New jersey until women are all
lowed the privilege of the ballot
When asked TO prove such statement
bv their record in suffrage states the lead
ers always cry: What right has anybody
ANYWAY. 20 demand that women shall vote
either for or against prohibition in order to
have the vote
Consistency and candor are jewels. Again
assert What Che sunragists need is a
war cry around which they may rally and
.pon which they may agree. Just now they
seem 70 be hopelessly at sea, first promising
one thing and in the next breath asking
why should We be asked TO vote, ETC..
What We want is the ballot
JOSEPHINE DODGE,
President National Association Opposed To
Woman SuffuSr.
New York. Dec. n, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
N'th name add address of purchaser
DECEMBER -.
.'NETTATTA\

AVE S. $ IS cor of 13d ST. IlNluu: EN"a
Dec - $4,000: address. 100 Broadway.
RIviNGTON - 322 and 32i cor of
C,erak 81. 41N>l; SaIan IlautcharOW % sam
ucl Cantor. De. -; $lo0i address, 13l1 18th
-, Brooklyn.
SAME PROPERTY; Rosie Krimsky TO same;
Dec 20: 81; address. same as above.
% AVE. 1856. 2OxIo0: Farmers Loan and Trust
60. trus, 90 Thomas + Naushrar; Dec 10, Hit
address. ~ Hamilton Terrace.
20 AVE. 2ij2, 2sNlOO: Benjamin Wei To-
Fanny Gruen; Dec IS Slooi address i0l East
J2d ST.
80 ST q 'Eas., 25x9G: David Lippman ct
"a! 10 Keats GO Cmts $3@oOo'; Dec . 800;
address. l&j Broadway
l5Iu ST. t0G Fast. 25x1o5; Maurice Nc
Tgrucy 20 Annie ODwycr, Dec (mtg
$500; 81: address, $40 East 18th ST
SAME PROPERTY. Annie j o.Dwyer TO
Nauricr McIarncy m's St'uo1t -. address
$50 East iS,h 81.
ODD ST .Ga west lsA9S; Morris Weiustcin
to- Advance Redlt. ana Construction 60 tmtg
:, 900. Dec -; 500. address, 40 broadway
l7TH ST 100 West. lGvloo. Soner.et In
,-.,ng Co TO Panc" Theatre and Realty co;
40, - untg S22.oool; Slooi address, % Lib
crty ST.
oerH ST. 500 West. 2'hloo; osa sadie Ja.lrey IN,
to irleda Benjamin; MAY ~ 1903 'mis SIS
oucb. 81. addre-s. 1ii West l39th IT,
18TH ST. a25 East. 25NiO2. sty brN. Mary
Waltz 10 George p Anger Dec =; 81; address,
- Last l221 &C.
e5rH ST $50 East ao>Ioo: stephen II
jackson Go sarah Cohen Dec 20, 81 address.
IL East lIGth a.
SAME PROPERTY. sarah cohen to Robert
Sm1lka untg S2i,ItuIi Dec lii Sl"ni address,
~ Last IJth 81.
l2p ST. s.. 222 z, " OF IN ave. 5Sx9>;
Fraz,.. Dec -. $4,000; address. 4j1 kiN-
orslde Drive.
SAME PROPERTY. Harry Frazee TO Asa
A CaudI.r mtg S375.UuOi; Dec . Sioo' ai-
dress. Atlanta.
1olTH ST. 2oa West. 2s>Ioo 6ute $4,000,
10TH ST. 2la west 2"Nlun tmtg Slt"upl
Ellen r Mach,ll to Philip kIauss. Dec IL
sluU. address. lJo East 32d ST.
t71sT ST jG7 West. -5Npa Mary y lie" 10
Maria Coyre; Dec - %i''"i address, 40"
West 18Th ~.
SAME PROPERTY; Fran,ea Lee To same
Dec -, Si54>.
SAME PROPERTY: William J. Leo 60 same;
Dec -. $G25u; ad iross +,d West ti;h sd.
IIGrH ST. D. r. Sos n Of 3d ave, l7N
irrr.. William - cleveland and ano To Josrpl
T. FdIlou. e. e., .dl. each $3.50, address 81 Eaa,
l2@d st
SAME PROPERTY: Kitty g Ives and ano
To- same; OCT ld. deeds ,ach SO
SAME PROPERTY Auionettc g EldrIdge
ami ano 90 game: oct ~: deeds. each So;
address. ~ East i22d 81
led s'r p o. - It ". Of ad ave. 2'Nioo.
gurrt Trait. p,c 2l ,mtg SifUoul. sluu. adj
uIcsr. lJ. Broad II.
THE BRONA.
oosTER AVE. s. 23l n n of Sponord ave,
IstS5. Hannah NJ Lying to Edwin y Lyng,
Dec ~ Dmtg S5.2uuj, ~. address, "a 'os-
tor sU
uEATON IiAcE. u D. lots 5o and 81. map
10 Crisvold estate; Hruon Place, H. Tot
~ same map. John q Brady tp Thomas a.
Lane. Dec %; 500, address. lUI West lplst st.
EAGLE AVE, 800. ISNlOn. Slnnott 60 60
Cu.t ~ Nianu,r, Dec II tmtg $1,000, SlOu,
address. l1d Ocean ave. jersey CiB.
FOREST AVE. g. 30 II II Of l56th st, 5ox
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
DECEMBER %.

BROoNIE ST 2ss. store and basement; Harris
and Abraham Cohen % Samuel Levin. : yrs
from May q, 1913 St.7lo; address, 2Ss Broome
street.
BROADWAY 2ieo - floor and basement.
Joseph W Jones 10 the Jones Speedomotsr Co,
3 yrs from Ocr J. 1911, 5000 address. 2ltO
Broadway.
Sd AVE. &C. store aud basement; 9th 81. -03
East basement. Anna W Brown 70 Fritz Hart
man; yrs from Dec I. 1911; 81 500; address,
.OG East Gfh So.
3D AVE 1872 north store Therese r. Nc
Glvuu % Terrence Hc~lin: yrs from May ],
1913: 81 .32u. address. 1872 81 ave
sTH AVE s. w cor of 22i 81, jINl00. Hatr
arnc f. Moor" Ten James : CushWlu. - }rS tioin
March :. 1872. $500; address, 2G East aoth 81
NTH AVE. 2IlS. store and basement; Jose
phiue Goldsmith t0 Peter McAul'y; = Nra from
oct l. 1911; Sl.S5o; address. =Iis Sth ave.
23D ST 3Jl and $53 Fast. store. back room
and basement; Mary l. Day ct Al io James
Eyrrard RreWery: I W from Dec +, 1911; s. POO,
address - East 1880 st.
18Th ST e11 and Gl3 West all: jacob Mayors
To- j VI K0hcr sons ~ Co; yTs mos from
Feb l. 1912: $500, address, Sheboygau, WIS.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
NORMAL COLLEGE SENIORS Acr.

In accordance with time hOnOrcd trhd-
tion tie senior class of Normal College
gave their Christmas play yesterday morn
ine and Thursday afternoon In the college
chapel The play chosen was The Road
TO Yesterday" ana the east included Miss
Kathryn Mahony as Elspeth Tyrrell. Miss
Geraldine Salzberg as Goody Phelps and
Miss Katherine Kieran as Black Molena.
Miss Pauline Levy wrote song fOr the
occasion, and the yiolins were under the
direction OF Miss Molly Gunfoy Mis-
Bertha MandeI WAS stage' manager and
coach.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SUBURBAN SALES.

Fish S Marvin have sold the Williams
residence. on the corner Of Westchestcr
and Eensic0 avenues. White Plains. 10 a
client for Investment The property was
held at $4,000 The same brokers huv"
sold the Ellis property, on Nestchestcr ave-
nue, white Plains, 10 "a Philadelphia client
for Investment II IS opposite the new
White Plains station of the New York,
W,stchester n Boston Railroad.
NJ. T.. Klelnbergcr has sold for Gertrude
g. Kruger 20 Rose Geist the dwelling house
No. l0l Straiton avenue. corner Of Ocean
avenue. Arverne, Long Island. The plot is
abou, GsxiO0 feet The seller is tho widow
Of the fire chicf, who was killed az recent
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Bu<ley G. Horton Company has sold
for the Leonard estate five lots on the south
side of Park Place, near the Brighton
Beach line. to a builder who will erect two
apartment houses.
f.. Sharum has sold No. 1S1 6Sth street
a brick and stone front dwelling house, on
lot 20x100 feet, TO a buyer who gives NO
710S Fourteenth avenue, one-family
dwelling house, on plot lOX10O feet, In part
uaVmput
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
MILK DEALERS UNPREPARED
Same Not Ready to Comply with Pas
teuriZation Regulations.

Although the Board Of Health gave no.
tice TO milk dealers i'm this city year ago
that All milk except certain grades would
have 10 be pasteurized alter tue first ot
the coming year it was learned yesterday
that some milk dealers WCuld not be- able
10 have their plants ready by January b.
Health Commi, sioner Ltdcrle has already
had TWO meeting with milk dealers assoc
ciatiors In the last month ana has given
rotjce that another VIII De held al his call
II is expected the Board a. Health will
take some action al IT'S next "''euns, in
yieyy of the fact that a number of dealers
cannot lie ready hy January 10 obey the
ffIIiUp
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
S6500OO FOR UPPER BROADWAY PARCEL
Entire Block Bounded by ST. Nicholas Avenue lS5h and loom
Streets Ptrchased-BusneSs Improvement Planned for SITE
TENANT FOR HYDE PROPERTY GETS OPTION 10 BUY

lier Is rector, on the south side Of 10th
street. 1854 feet east of Lexington avenue
II will have a frontage Of 92.4 feet ana
depth of 57.4 feet, with facade of brick
with limestone trimmings in the modern
French style Of architecture. II has been
estimated to cost $4,000 y. Serracino is
the architect.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
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bag. The result Is good supper dlsh,
which also answers well for luncheon, and
is not to be despised for slcing cold or
serving in sandwich-s. Ham. fat and lean
equal in bulk TO all the other SORTS OF iu' o.,
gives very appetizng loaf especiahE
IL is eaten as a relish with radishes anu
bread and butter.
Copyright, 19li. by tho Associateu h''''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
FINE DWELLING HOUSE SOLD.

Tho Douglas Robinson. Charles ; Brown
Company have sold Tor Sophie Wagner No.
~, East S0th street. a three story private
dwelling house. on lot 2)XlO0 feet The pur-
chaser will alter ana occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
HOUSE AS CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Charles Gulden, the mustard manuiact-
urer has purchased the three story and
basement dwelling house No 81 West Sjtn
street as a Christmas present TO his daugh-
ter. Mrs Walter J.. Titus. The property Is
estimated TO be worth $4,000.