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New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
NOVEMBER II.
MANHATTAN,


Il sx24 9xT7.1t; April 20. 19l0 Martin Garone 10
Abr. Levinstein and ano; $4,000; attorney, "
Bennett Marx. 257 Broadway.
CATHERINE ST, 76 "a 49x77.sx irreg: April
%. 1907: Stephen J Peirano and ano 70 Eliza A
Thorne $4,000 attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
aice and Trust co, 100 Broadway.
p JAMES n s sLIP. W cor Water st, 3S. 2xs4 !;
Eorchers and anO; SIS, 600: attorney, James
Dcmerest, 132 Nassau 81.
RIDGE ST =. 1852 II It OF Rivington st.
26x rreg: Sept ~ 1911; Minnie Rubenstein TO
Clara Levin; $4,000; address, West 1l7th ct
ST MARKS PL. 49, 25xss.1l; June II. 1903;
s., 600; attorney. A l. Kaman, 20 Nassau st.
9Th AVE, n W cor Ssd st. 9s 9x50x4O 3x9s Ok
Realty co TO Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United states; 100000. attorneys.
Alexander & Green. 100 Broadway
9Th ST. AS and AZ East, 50xa0 10: Oct 81.
1909; Jacob and Esther Mareootz 10 John A
Brown. tr: s4I, 900: attorneys, Adams & Com
stock. 36 Wall 81.
Louis and Theresa sandberg to Joseph L Butten-
wieser; $500; address, 300 Central Park West.
ODD ST. $. 337.11 = " of 5th ave 26x9s .;
22d st, s. 1888. II II W Of 5th ave. 25 Gx9s9; 22d
aS Q: Jan 1S, 1911: the 20 West 22d Street Realty
co to Selis Rosenbaum and Leo A Price; $23,-
300; attorneys, Rose Putzel 12s Broadway
ODD ST % to % West 1O3 2yqs to $ s ST x
hermann and Hay Foundry and Iron Works:
$15ls52. attorneys. Carter & Haskell, III Broad
vay.
SAME PROPERTY, oct g. 1910: same to Geo
+ Mcintyre: s23.o0o: attorneys, Rose e Fitze
12S Broadway.
52D ST. s $. 265.4 # OF sth ave, 167x1oot:
Aug 80 1907 Mary Harris Ever 10 Maria L.
Nanderposl; $1,000; attorney, Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co 100 Broadway.
SOD ST. East. 25xlO22: Oct IS. 1905: Robert
Hsgsr. tr, to Kuhn. Loeb & Co; s25 900; attor-
ney 9 Steinhardt Gs William ST.
SAME PROPERTY and date: same to same:
$4,000. attorneys, same as above.
SAITH ST. 300 and 231. 434x102.2 .: April 2s
1905; Henrietta Bennett to Abel King and Isaac
Schorsch: $40 $50; attorneys. Marks * NJ, So
Park Row.
1O1sT ST. s. 2lO IT W OF West End ave, COX
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
~ News Of nt9rgSt q.
" to ,W9mgn Nv
SoYers Paper Bag Cookery
Boon TO H)eok Stomacbs
Because 1t Cooks Things Thoroughly and
Preserves All the Juices of the Food
ar~ The Paper Bag Promotes Digestion
BY Martha McCuIloch Williams.

When the Risleys were invited to a paper
and openly. Charming people both. but
b,t difficult; especially the husband. The
root OF his difficultness 1 had long since set
down as g stomach maladroit in doing its
whole duty. The stomach's owner took on
fat too readily, but did not gain strength
proportionstely TO his thriving Further
more. he had periods Of distress, spiritual
and physical wherein he appeared to be
like Lancelot Sick of love. life. all things"
Notwithstanding, our friendliness is of the
texture that bears even truth speaking.
Else-they would not have been invited |
wanted 10 hear what things they would
say-and have the fun of seeing their pal
ates confound their tongues.
Therefore I permitted them TO be in at
the death-the death of several paper bags.
the resurrection of their contents. When
the broiler came forth bearing a biggish
bag. black brown at the corners and ready
10 crack at touch. they stood smiling, but
critical, waiting TO see what l would co
with il. The waiting was not long-in a
whiff had a big protective pan under
meath the broiler, so any chance tear would
not mean drippings of gravy. Pan and
broiler safely on the kitchen table, the bag
vas maneuvred on to a platter and cut
across the middle, letting out whiffs of de-
-rcious odors. Catching the bag either side
the cut, I lifted 1t gently-it came apart
along all the seams, revealing q chicken
roasted TO the most delicate brown all over,
except on the breast. which had been pro-
tected with very thin slices of bacon. The
bacon was brown, but not crisp, and the
chicken thoroughly done But when the
carving knife went in there came out the
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
DAILY HINT BY SOYER
Some Cold Meat and Fish Dishes
Prepared in PAPER Bags.

Cannelon la Royale.-Take a pound Of
cold roast veal free II from skin. fat, etc,
and pass IL through mncng machine
twice. Add TO II six ounces Of cooked ham
fat and lean together, also minced. Mix,
then add pepper and salt to taste, tea
spoonful of minced parsley teaspoon half
full of minced shalot, a little grated lemon
peel and a dust of nutmeg. Mix again.
Add the we'll beaten yolks and whites OF
two eggs, shape into a roll, wrap up In
piece of clean. well creased paper "a bag
cut open). place in bag. and cook for TWEEN
ty-five minutes. Take out Of bag very
carefully unrol dish upon a hot dish and
serve with Portuguese sauce.
For the sauce, rub a pound OF ripe to-
matoes through hair sieve. Place the
pulp thus obtained in a clean enamellcd
iron saucepan. Add TO it pepper and salt
TO taste, a teaspoonful Of powdered sugar,
a dessertspoonful of vinegar, d teaspoonful
of onion Juice, or else as much chopped
garlic Will go on the point of very
small knife. Make very hot and allow IT
10 reduce. e., boil away little-then use.
Half a wine glassful of cooking port is an
immense improvement to the above sauce;
so. too Is a bit OF butter about the size of
a walnut.
Mouton Grille a la Indienne.-Underdon
mutton for which no other use can be
found may he turned into q very nice broil
as follows: Cut a sufficient number of
slices from a leg of mutton and cut into
rounds or squares. Melt piece of butter
about the size OF large walnut on n plate
I'm the oven. Add 10 1t teaspoonful of
Harveys sauce and salt to taste. Mix
thoroughly and leave the slices of mutton
in the mixture for at least an hour before
they are required Have ready number
of fried croutons, allowing one TO each
niece of mutton; place the latter on these.
NET them in a well CREASED paper bag, put
bao on broiler, cook for eight minutes,
.nd then serve gt once, accompanied by
portuaaise sauce--passed separately-and
mashed potatoes.
reef and veal. but more especially the
former. are excellent If treated after this
fosbion Horseradlsh sauce should lie
earved with them in place of sauce Portu-
gaise. At g. a.,
asb bones. Mash up few potatoes. sea-
co, ia taste. Grease paper bag Pace
,,,osbed potatoes at the bottom nat Put
''''a ,oaenoonful -four on top Of the fish,
- ,ablegpoonfuls Of milk salt and pep
49,. and little chopped parsley or de-
'irod, anchovy or other sauce MiA To-
,',t,or place the mixture on top OF the
s,a.a,o &, the bag Seal up ana place On
pO' ,,.. Allow fifteen minutes In hot
oven ,y.,,,o c,.,.,..,,.,
,copvrlsht 1911. by siusis "'''"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

finest 1avOrous Juice. and in such quantity
IL was possible to add dish gravy 10 the
plates as well as that in the boat-which,
by the way. was a combination OF bacon
fat. butter and chicken essence. more than
delightful. IL had formed in the bag bot
tom and been drained out of the platter
after the bag had been entirely removed.
Il never tasted real chicken before"
young Risley said, as he took a second
helping His wife gave him an anxious
look. BE careful. dear" she urged. You
know. you've been on the verge Of a bad
spell all week" His answer was to take
another sweet potato and help himself to
succotash-both had been cooked in bags.
Salad he disdained upon hearing that there
was In waiting a damson roly pOly-by the
help of which he rounded out a noble meal
. His wife also ate heartily, 10 my great Joy.
Put saw apprehension in her eye until
the very last.
Early next morning she called me. Jack
slept Ike a baby. and SAYS he has not felt
so Well i'm ages she said. Where can
get some paper bags? lie has set his heart
on pork tenderloins for dinner; YOU know
how he loves them, though they always
make him i'll. ! am going to cook them in
q bag IL l can and see what will come Of
#"
An evening later l dropped into the Ris-
ley apartment. Jack sat writing-too busy
70 90 more than shake hands-"to father
10 tell him what a benefactor you've been
to US. His stomach is like mine. you know
always acting up. I'm telling him he can
eat whatever he likes if he'll have It cooked
IN paper bags Tenderloins? ! gorged on
thcm-thats why I'm writing. That chick
en- was no test whatever-as tender as
young love Anybody could digest It. Pork
-any sort OF pOrk-is another story-quite.
II PAPER bag cooking did no more than
make II as safe as it is good to us who
are fond Of II. why the method would JUS
tfy itself world without end
NJ soyer states positively that paper bag
cookery is fine for contrary stomachs. MY
experience backs him up in this statement
for with him / hold that by his method OF
cookery things are better and more thor
oughly cooked than by the pot and pan
method. and, then, too. paper bag COOKING
conserves in practically their entirety the
health making juices OF the things cooked
50 much Of which escapes In the ola meth
Cd Of cooking
The succotash which / made for my
friends. the Risleys was prepared In this
manner.
succotash.- Boil one pint Of shelled lima
beans IN slightly salted water half an hour;
drain and put while hot into well but
tered bag. Add green corn cut from the
cob. four TO six ears, according to size; but
Ter the size Of an egg, hali tumDler oi
rich milk. a very little salt aust OF pep
per and tesspoonful Of sugar seal tne
bag. lay on broiler and cook fifteen min
uies. The beans.are parboilcd thus to avoid
overlooking the corn. which requires much
less time.
Plum Roly Poly-Damsons are m3 ia
ontes for this. but any ripe fouI'u 'u'''
viii do. Wash and stew them PICK oul the
seed, and il very Juicy drain away more
than half the Juice Sweeten Ightly-ho
,picing is needed. Make puff paste ron
# out IN long strips a quarter ineh thlck'
sprinkle sugar on the upper SIDE then
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
ANTI.sUFFRAGE PROGRAMME.

Anti-suffragists who are interested in
public affsirs will have an opportunity to-
morrow TO hear Arthur Won Bresen. presi-
dent of the Legal Aid Society. talk about
THE Influence of the Legal Aid Society
Upon Civic Life" The occasion will be
the first meeting Of the year Of the Ma
tional League for the Civic Education OF
Women. at its new headquarters. No. %
East 46th street On November q Miss
Julia Richmond. District Superintendent Of
Public Schools, will talk on The Mutual
Obligations of Home and School" and the
following Tuesday. November 2s. Mrs.
Florence Ellinwood Allen, Of Salt Lake
CITY. will discuss "Mormonism and the
Women Of Utah" on December the anti
suffragists will pay visit 10 the jefferson
Market Court, at 10th street and Sixth
addroSs them.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

s2D Tns III n OF 1ith ave; for s'y
head house. 20xt5: Pennsylvania Iunhel ~
Terminal Railroad 60, owner; James 80 .,te% 80 eiS
&. 20 80 church 81. architects; cost, s@lSoo
4rH AVE $ Q cor Of 2lst ST. for 20 sty lott
b,dg 90x145; II & = X Eagle. i5f Broome ~
owners: Warren 81 WetmoIe, East $50 ST.
architects; cost, S6OO.Ooo.
1s0TH Sr g % n . Of Haven ave; for ,
stv apt 5OxSI: Munden Construction 20, ZIP
Audubon ave, owner: c Pelham' oV' o''l
ave architect: cost. $4,000.
GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL YARDS. n s
4sth ST. l25 II OF Madison ave; for an express
owner; r q I.awton. 335 NJ olson ave. areni-
tect: cost. 81, 400.
THE BRONX.
MINFORD PL, W . 1881 = Of Boston "a:
for sty brick tenmt, 37isxSs: Stahili'F
Realty co M Morgenthau. Ir), % Liberty ~.
ovner Kreymborg Architect Co. archnect'
total cost, $4,000.
AUGUSTA PL. g. 445.5 II n Or Eastern
Boulevard: for a 2 sty frame dwlg. 2ox4o; Ar
thur and Linda Sunderland Decker, Augusta
pl. owners: Charles Il Baxter, 1857 Grant ave-
architect; cost $500
HOTGHTON AVE. 9. los 50 ~ W Of Castle
Hill ave for sty frame dwlgs. 2OS4o; EaN-
ter Howell Building co. 22s3 Westchester ave.
owners: Charles Baxter, 1881 Grant ave-
architect; total cost. $4,000.
lG5TH ST, cor Intervale ave, for sly
brick store, 90 03xs6.5. Lewis Is II Adams. 16'
son ave, architects; cost, $4,000.
PELHAM AVE. II . cor NJ Hughes ave; for
> sty brick tennis. 6hxs0 ~ and is.s5X99 81;
Pipnacle Realty co CR Zeiser 5e2 Pelham ave,
presidentb. owner: Iorenz + J Wether, 21l
West 125th ST. architect cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
BAZAAR RECEPTION.

More than a thousand invitations will
he sent out for the reception 10 be given
by the board of managers OF the Little
Mothers Aid Association TO the bazaar
cbairnoen and their committees at Happy
nav House. No 236 Second avenue. on
Mondav, November q. Mrs. Charles T.
tViicox is chairman Of the reception COM
mittee and the tearoom will be I'm charge
Of Mrs. Charles ID. Herst vaudeville
Oarformance in the House Of Mirth" will
he one of the attractions OF the bazaar,
bich will be held on December . at the
Wnldorf-Astoria. Quite number OF
stage children and well known profess
Going contests for the most popular base
iii man, actor and actress.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.

The Lewis Nathaniel Shields Art Club
v,iu hold an exhibition Of the paintings OF
eusan G. Waters at No. 303 Fifth avenue
from November 16 to December e5. These
arc the pctures Of animals which won
,,ri,,s ~ the Centennial in Philadelphia I'm
1876 and Of which Miss waters was 20
fond that she never allowed any Of them
70 leave her therefore the collection is com
nlete. II includes many Of the sheep pict-
ures which were her speciality
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
AT NO. 1856 THIRD AVENUE.
ON SATURDAY.
on PREMISES. AT 2:3O p. N.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
NOVEMBER II.

tWltn name ana ADDRESS OF HtoeeJ
NOVEMBER II.
HOUSTON ST 1l9 East corner store and
hasemenD; Frieda Hart to Nathan Suchman;
years from Nov l. 1911; 81, 400: address, lib
East Houston st.
WARREN ST. 60 (alD Guaranty Trust CON-
pany OF New York and ano. trustees. 10 John w
Buckley; yrs from May l, 1912: s2,94O; ad-
dress. 123 Halsey ST. Brooklyn.
.. 18TH ST. S3s East (s.ore and basement); An
tonic Maggie to Antonetta Dougelli yrs from
Sept l. 1911: 81 .0s0 address. 33S East 11th st.
4eTH ST 20 and 90 East (psrlcr foor): Man
haitian Centre Co to Guy VI Tolman; yrs from
Oct | 1911 81. 500: address, West 3lst 81.
10TH ST 5. 800 II Of 18th ave. 2oox irreg
(the loD; estate of Bradish johnson "a corpora
ton) to Leopold Peck; 10 yrs from May !, 1872;
10 yrs renewal; 5000 address. on premises
s5TH ST, 1s3 to 167 Bast: s6th st, 1862 East
(aID; s6th Street Construction Co 10 seth street
Amusement Co: 10 yrs from Nov j. 1911; Sfo,-
600; address 162 East Seth st.
1S5TH ST. 725 and 727 East two shops In
rear: Mary Hille TO Reliance Marble Works;
yrs from Nov !, 1911; $50; address. 72a East
135th st
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

WEBSTER AVE. :. 225.o ~ or llPtn y,
75xl00: Never GruzensEi AIT Gerard Builalns
Co, owner and contractor: 81. 700.
s9TH ST, S32 West; Jacob Jooss agf Mary y
Crook. owner: James Hurlbert CONTRACTOR sl''
AMSTERDAM AVE 8, whole front between
I76th ard f77th SITS 2c0xl00. Lockwood co aet
Gingold Realty Co, owner and contractor s'-
03I.
l4TH AVE. 3, 100 Il . OF Denilt ave, *
-on. Frank Ferraro agt Donate Grippe. owner:
Carmine NIerone & Mike Fracasso. contractors
SEQ.
ODD ST. - and 81 East; Joseph stern as'
selkirk Realty Co owner: National Post CO.
contractor, STA
ETH AVE, .. 1i59 n ot $50 81 lohloV'
Samuel Desovitz agt Varsa Jewelry CO. owner;
r-teik herman contractor. S.S1.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF granteeD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated

with name and address OF granteeD
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER II.
MANHATTAN
PINEHURsT AVE, cor 10th ST, i0oxioo
tprior mtg sl3S.ooW Nov /: yrs; per cent;
$4,000; address, 100 Broadway.
PINEHURST AVE. 5 cor 1soth st, 10xioo;
Nov IL; 8 yrs; Rountree Realty and Construc-
ton Co to Lawyers Realty Co; S65. 600: address,
leo Broadway
TINEHURsT AVE- cor l79th st. 5oIlo3;
Nov H. yrs; same 10 same; S65,OoO.
PINEHURsT AVE, W 8. 81 # OF 1soth st 80
x10O; Nov IL: yrs; same TO same: $4,000.
PINEHURsT AVE. W s. 81 II n OF 10Th st. %
xi0o; Nov II; . yrs, same to same; $4,000; ad-
dress. 100 Broadway.
9TH AVE. s W cor Goth st. esxiOO prior mtg
slO.0C@ May 3; demand, 8 per cent: Wiiam an
Mcdonald TO Hugh Walsh; $780, address. 100
West 39th ST.
elsT ST, 2Os West sty brk. 25xIoo Cprior mtg
s135. 900; Nov 10; yrs. per cent Elias Elkin
and ano to Sofia Eiltln; 1926 address. 53l ST
Psuls Place.
95TH ST. los and 40 West. a sty brk 49xiOo;
Nov TO- due as per bond: Maryland Mortgage Co
TO Mary Drake: s65oooi address 1913 East
34th st.
both ST 5oe and 5O4 West, lots. each. 25x
"A e mtgs, each 5000 prior ntgs. each s15,-
0O0: Nov TO- 3 yrs. 6 per cent Mollie Malink 70
Wilhelmina Mayer: $4,000; address 6s2 ST
Marks ave, Brooklyn.
i82D ST. 36 West. 3 sty brk 15xes prior mtg
$4,000: Oct 81; due per bond; Mollie Christ
to Edward Johnson; S4OO; address. IL
West 1921 ST.
HUGHES AVE, s. $50 II 8 Of 1s9th ST. 25xs7
yrs 5iz per cent; Nov 2, Charles Reinecke 10
Annie Mcguire; $4,000; address. is4 East
t11th st.
HILLSIDE ST. centre line at n cor plot i41.
map estate Isaac Dyckman; Oct 25: 3 yrs, per
Realty CO; $1,000; address. 25s Broadway.
LONGFELLOw ST, " ., $50 II n OF Lafayette
ST. 153x rreg: 1 yr per cent; Kate Pantell 10
Mortimer Linzst $4,000; address. 100 West
18th ST.
ST. s4x34 prior mtg Ss OOO): Nov 10; . yrs, per
cent; Elise Levy TO Peter Keber: $500; address
1902 2d ave.
PARK AVE- e cor 1s5th II, 2jx100: Nov Q; 3
yrs, 5ls per cent; Aida Amabe TO Payne es-
tate; 500 900: address. 9s Park ave.
TIFFANY ST. n cor Maxwell ST. 30ox460
Manda st. n e cor Maxwell ST, 3C0X200: Sept 2s;
due March 20, 1912, per cent: Cora NJ Brain
well 10 John II Hcnshaw; $4,000; address, 205o
Broadway
Sd AVE. cor 1884 ST. e4x5s Cprior mtg
bond; Pocano Realty Go to Jacob \ Eosteub;
S.. 800; address, 33 McComb Place.
9TH AVE, n :. Il lot 532 map Wakefield;
Nov 2: due as per bond: Fomena Cipoa to
Sadie 3 Clocke; $1,000, address. go West 1881 St
BATH ST, s. III n W OF Willis ave. Xix
irreg; Nov i0i yrs, SO per cent; William
Brooks Co to Edgar S Appleby and ano; $4,000;
address. Glen Cove, Long Island.
1i5TH ST. 358 East. 25xIO0 prior mtg ss.5oo) {;
Oct 10; I yr. g per cent: John w Wynn 10 Mary
Meade; 81, $50; address. 800 East 1i6th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
THE BRONX
LIS PENOEN s.

BOWERY. 20s: Augusta Meineil act Mar
guerite NJ q IA de Romanet ct al tpartition); {;
attorney. 4 y Hand.
WEBSTER AVE, 1852; John Hyslop agt Try
ing Constrrlction 60 e. al foreclosure of MTG.
attorneys Merrill & Rogers
ROBBINS AVE. 464. Anna G Sheldon ~
Domenicho Pezza ct al foreclosure OF m,g); ss-
torney. NJ 8 BoTland
CofLEGE AVE, 1912; Lincoln Trust 60 Sc.
Kingston Securities so et al foreclosure OF
mtg1; attorneys Bowers & Serds.
iO6TH ST. :, 100 n W Of LIST ave. 2Sxloo II
Samuel I Hynan ct al agt Vincenzo Orlando
ct al action to set aside decd; attorney +
Friedman. o.o
4TH ST. n $, 200 n NJ Ave A. 25SsS2'
Helen Handzes agt Michael Handles action -
compel conveyance Of half part. leasehold. ete);
attorney. w Wcil.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

G Lee Stout exr. to Tits Guarantee and Iras'
william Cameron 10 Aida McIlroy; kioo.
Consumers Brewing Co TO Henry Eliss D'e"
Samuel Thomas to Jacob Hsger; 5000
Elias Kempner 10 Sarah Bschrach e, AZ
$4,000. ,,... a
Bronx Borough Bank TO Pasauals d AURA si'
Sarah Bernard 10 Samson Rosenfeld. 81 .,
Joseph Marcus 10 Guaranty Trust Co. "a
Same 10 same. 81. 90, ooo
Same to same. $4,000. ..
Jacob III schif TO Kuhn. Loeb a Co; 81
Same 70 same: ST. ,,.s
Antonio Santea 10 Dollar savings D'"'
$40 600 - go,
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 20 Elsa LIN
Jacob A zimmerman to George McEntyre'
ST.
Mortimer Ianzit 70 Albert NJ Jacobs; 81
Carrie Rosenzweig 10 Annie Marder; 500
Frederic de Foster to Frederic De T Foser
and ano. trustees; s3I,H 300.
Same to same: $31. 500.
Darius Moses to William n Mayer. 81
Seg Rcsenbaum and ano to JACOB \ Hiihh'e'
NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

spread thinly with the stewed fruit roll up
and pinch the ends tight. Roll in little
lump of extra butter Cook thirty minutes
in hot oven-forty If the roly Is quite big.
Serve hot, with a sauce made from the
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

l001i; Oct 20. 1898: Jesse L and Mary Hurl-
bur TO Catherine NJ Tess; $1,000; attorneys
Phillips Avery, Al Park Row.
i06TH ST. 233 East 25x100li; July o. 1909;
Maria Consoli TO Josephine Psrr; $1,000; atior-
neys. & II Bloch. 03 Nassau ST.
IBID ST, 22i and 22s East. 33.sxl0o.il: Nov !.
1t06; Hannah Eliinger to Morris Cpnsn ana Josn
Morrissev: s.. 900: attorneys. A g. n Bloch. 30
Nassau St
182D ST, n S. ls5 Z e q 7th ave, 2exse IL,
brough: $4,000: attorney Charles o'Nei'' ii'
THD BRONX.
PROSPECT AVE. 8. 900 Il Of 1s6sn 81.
60 ex16i lix50xi22 4 June 2s. 1911 Joseph Zwie-
gel to tho Broadway and cathedral Parkway
Co; $4,000 address. 1875 Roadway
TRINITY AVE $, $50 II Of lssth 81 sSa 2Sa
10 Adolf Man0el: $1,000. attorney, GORDON, gao
Broadway.
VALENTINE AVE. :. s. a7s7 & n ot 1901.
e; 80 sxlo7 7x5O sxilss July l. lsSe; AI,nas ,.
Henry Patton, 4s Wall 81.
bath ST. - lIi.e It " Of Wills ave; l1lex
2O0xl96 6xlOo: April 2l. 1911; Minnie Behlcn 10
23d Ward Bank $4,000; attorneys. Lexow' Ma
Kellar & Wells. s3 Cedar 81
bath ST. TO East, ls4xi00; Aug ]. 1905;
Leon and Minnie Dauber TO Nathan Natelson;
$1,200: attorneys siegel e. Louis 1872 Nassau st.
o, 18TH ST. s5s Of Nv White ,. psn, ssS,. r1
Lewis to the Citizens Saving and Loan Associa-
ton Of New York City; si.75o.
1soTH ST. 5. 1875 II " Of cro.osa Grcnn .ss i,,I
teTsec,on said St and lot. 2s and S -, zap ,as @
Pasquale and FIlomena ID Auria TO LAWYERS
Mortgage Co; 1000 attorney. LAWYERS Title IN
surance and Trust co, loo Broad"ay'
18TH ST, s. 43 II OF Prospect ave, 3; zh
10: Aug 8, zoos: Henry NJ and Hattie Powell to-
Niagara Life Insurance Co. $4,000.
FoX now smRsS1, 81 Dec r. ' iJos 10 carT. {,
Wen 10 wilhelmina Nobel ard ano sio,a"' a'
torneys. Amend & Amend, ils Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
sAr,sE,ep MECHANICS LIENS.

EAsTBURN AVE, : ~ cor iI5th 81 SANITARY
Fire Proonng and Contracting 60 ast John Doe
ct al; Nov 2 1911: $50.
22D ST 20 to 20 West; Harris NJ IRIS H"t
Works agt Twenty West Twenty second street
Realty 90 ct al; May 20. 1871 slo"l' 90
22D ST, 90 TO % West; " Pomeroy CO. Inc
pt same. Nav 25, 1911 5000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13

highest temperature yesterday, 6S uesrees
fat D. M: lowest 33. average 90 aNcrase
FOR, corresponding date last year 30 sNstass se
for corresponding date last thirS -'"'eo
Inrsl forecast: Fair and colder to-day
ruesday, fair with slowly rising sempet.ture'
high west winds. diminis '~~ MONDAY ai'e'
noon.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
ref due. sl.sla So: taxes. etc. 1871 II; sub to
ON FRIDAY
AT NO. "a NESE1 STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day.

ref due. s1.9l2 50: taxes. etc. 1911 II; sub to q
mtg Of $500.
ON FRIDAY.
AT NO. IA vESEY STREET.
By Joseph T. Day
iiTH ST 504-5iO East, Q, 046 II OF Ave
A, 7ex75x irreg: two and sty tennis and
stores and sly rear tenmt: Louis Feldman
ast Pine Moon Realty Co ct al; Abramson &
+. attys: Rooney, ref; due. ss.117 43;
taxes. etc. 300: sub to prior mtgs aggregat-
ing $4,000
AT NO 1856 THIRD AVENUE.
BY ]. II. Mayors.
COLLEGE AVE. 1923, W s. % II Of 1e5th 81,
20 4xs4o sty dwg: Bronx Investment Co agt
Madeleine Leake ct all action /. Merrill & X.
s527 Gs
COLLEGE AVE. 1925 W s. 423 It Of le5th
at. 203xS+.O; sty dwg; same agt same; action
2 same attys and ref due. s7.?46 %: taxes. etc,
&526 40
on SATURDAY.
on PREMISES. AT 2:SO P. NJ.
BY Joseph p. Day.
500 LOTS and nine concrete two family houses
located in Westchester. Gleason. Watson. Lud-
low, Story, Commonwealth and Cnderhill aves,
being part cf Gleason tract In East Bronx; trus-
tees sale.