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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

a3Tu sTREET-Pease & Gilman have sold
FOR Mrs A L. ward 40. l65 West Gath street
a three story basement dwelling house. on a
plot ST feet
PINEHrRST AVENUE-W. D. Morgan has
sold FOR The lsOth street Company the northeast
corner Of Pinehurst avenue and lsOth street. a
vacant plot lOOxlOO feet. The buyer Is James
! Martin for whom Mr. Morgan recently sold
The I'VE story apartment house 5sXlOO feet AT
the northeast corner n St Nicholas avenue and
1s6th street.
9Th sTREET-The 1 T. Whiton-Stuart
Company has sold FOR James a. Roberts, uus-
tee u the Thomas Stevenson estate No l24
East 18th street, 20 DR. Forbes Hawkes.. who
win occupy the property after altering q an
American basement dwelling house. The house
.tands on a lot 20xlOJ.5 feet. between Park
and Lexington avenues
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-L Ecluse Washhurn &
Co have sold for Georgia l.. Rauner the plot
~ 7xg7xlG 9xs55 feet. al No. 2 Riverside Drive.
10 client who win improve Il with a private
home.
YST STREET spear a. 90. and the Berman
Realty Company negotiated the sale ~ the
twelve story building No. 1856 10 40 West 2lst
street for the Yawl Realty Company 20 Harry
y Dine In part payment the buyer gave Nos.
SO and Is Seventh avenue. brooklyn. which ne
took recently In a trade for the Alexander Ham
ilton apartment house. AZ l6lst street ana
Broadway. The 2lst street building vas put Mp
nv the Riley BTice Realty Company and sold a
few weeks ago 20 the Yawi Realty Company.
DUANE sTREET-William Il. Jones SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
SELF-DENIAL WORKED WELL
Now Suffragists Will Try Self
Indulgence Week"

The Woman Suffrage party Is 80 happy
over its week Of self-denial" the idea Of
which r. borrowed from the English
sufTragettes that il has decided 70 cory
them still further and have d week of
self-indulgence" by and by. When the
English suffragettes had theirs they in
duged themselves In parties and picnics
and an kinds of festivities They had a
good time and the cause" got the money
they made al their festivities, so there was
satisfaction all around.
There was wonderful unanimity among
the members Of the Woman's party yes
terday as TO the most delightful form q
self-indulgence. Three or four, interviewed
separately. gave the same answer. II was
"To talk about woman suffrage" One en-
ercetic worker az the headquarters in the
tower Of the Metropolitan Building, said
that she never had really given utterance
20 an that welled up in her heart about
woman suffrage. and when the fa'eful
week came she intended 70 open the food
Gates
II New York suddenly breaks out. some
time next month, with suffrage oratory at
every street corner. citizens may know
that tho week Of self-indulgence" IS de-
clared. But ir won't be until next month,
for Just now the party is busy reckoning
NO results OF its week Of self-denial."
which enGs to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

A street gown Of brown taffeta and
brown velvet shows even a more extreme
fulness and quaint lines particularly suited
to a slender form. The upper part Of the
gown consists Of a long velvet tunic, made
with a deep fchu collar edged with a band
Of silk and a tiny band Of fur The waist
part Is shirred al the high waist line, fin
ishing with a two-inch ruffle from below,
which hangs in full shirred folds. The
sleeves are straight and cover the elbow
with a turn-up cuff Of silk edged with fur.
The underskirt Of taffeta is untTimmed.
Authorities say that velvet VIII be more
popular than ever next winter. This seems
hardly possible. considering how much vel
vet costumes were worn last year. Still.
10 is saf 10 urophesy another year Of SUI
premaCy for velvet
There will be some surprises in sleeves
whether they are liked or not They are
going TO cover the elbow well and Increase
I'm size toward the bottom. A wide cuff
ending d three-quarter length sleeve is one
Of the new ideas on tailored suits. the Cuf
measuring several inches more than the
Wild b of the sleeve above the elbow Some
Of the gowns that have made a successful
August debut al Newport have had the
new sleeve. which widens out NJ the elbow
and is wired or bound 10 prevent collapse.
such radical departure from ne modes
that have prevailed for some time will not
soon come into general use, but il Is certain
that sleeves will change during he com
ing months and be conspicuous Features in
the new gowns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
ARuERNE HOTEL SOLD.

The sale al public auction Of the Ar
verne Hotel. Arverne cottages, Arverne
Cssfro hath houses beach front and two
vacant plots on Summarized avenue,
which was conducted 10y Joseph =. Day
auctioneer. on the front porch OF the Ar
verne Hotel on Saturday. brought ont a
large gathering Of persons interested IN
real estate along the Rockaway peninsula
The Arverne Hotel was sold 10 j.. Rod
nev Berg. representing a client for VI
90 The Arverne Casino Italian gar
dens bath houses and beach rights were
sold to L. VI Mosauer for $4,000, the Ar
verne cottages 70 Henry Prince for Sl9.-
500 Parcel 40. ], vacant plot on sum
rrerfeld avenue. was sold 70 /. Rodney
Berg. representing a client, for SaNl2.
Parcel 10 (. "a vacant plot on Summer
field avenue. was sold 10 !. Rodney Berg
representing Il client. for $50.
The prices obtained were considered
emlnently fair. owing to the present con-
9ifiOn Of the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

JEROME AVE. s. 4Oss - ~ le5th St
ff3 4xgO. samuel ! Albert agt BEDFORD bouls
ward Construction Co 81 al action 10 SGT as'u-
decd. attorney, 7 r Albert
5TH AVE Pas: John II White ast Jennie :,
Kind Of al foreclosure ~ mtg; a'torneN' '
Kelley
MOTT ST. leo: People ~ the state Of New
York agt Michael Lisanu notice OF leVN)' AT
torney. G Whitman.
Sd ST. 27a 10 2s3 East and l35 and 1SI
Fldridge st: " Marion APPEL agt Helen
Greene 81 al action 10 SET ASIDE deeul' a''''
news. Gass e APPEL.
DECATr-R AVE. s. 300 It Of woodlawn
road 5nxl20 Peter Enge agt Annie d Amnra
notice Of levy. attorneys. & Blocn.
fST AVE W s. % q of 18Th 81, 2ox'o'
peopIe OF the state Of New York agt salvatore
Marno notice Of levy: attorney { WHIT
1o2D ST, : 5. 99s II Of 2d ave. p 4xoo
People Of the state ~ New York agt oamuel
Brill notice Of levy: attorney, ; whitman.
4ST ST. 100 and 100 West; People Of the
state OF New York agt Mary Donoghy mo
tice OF levy); attorney, ; Whitman.
9TrH ST. 100 West, Abraham J schlesinser
agt 100 West 37th Street co 81 al action 20
foreclose mechanics lien); attorneys Cohen
Bros
BROOK AVE. s. between 1s7th and l6sth
SITS. Bessie Ronginsky agt Harry Overington ~
al foreclosure 81 transfer OF tax lenl' al'oI
ney. J ALDERMAN.
LOT 2i5. map ,272 Of Joel Wolfe estate
24tb Ward Rosalie / Davies agt Harry Leh-
man 81 al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney h
Swain.
18TH ST, 80 West; Harry Horowitz agt
Isaac Levy ct Al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
" p Marx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

NrAEMION AVE. = cor i7pth a. 75x15o;
p = Heauev co aCt K Realty 90. owner,
G'lnellI CROSSE Co. contractor, $3.50 20
125TU ST $40 West. Roof Maintenance co
agt James Costello owner, T Costello
owner and contractor. 500.
MARMION AVE. ~ cor 10Th 81. 75y1'o;
r J H,aney & 60 agt Realty 60. owner;
o Leonardo. contractor, 81 G2S Is
AMSTERDAM AVE cor l56th 81 look
i25 Frank Mor.n CO AIT Audubon Improve
mont 90. oV ner ard contractor. $3.50.
1e5TH ST. 30 West. Nathan shuttle sgt
Harry Hauer. owner and contractor. 81 -.
rsoTH ST sG1 West. Samuel Seiden. r. agt
A'onzo 2 KiCht. owner. Won pietch Painting
and Decorating CO. contractor. $50 r.
SAME PROPERTY. New Jersey Wood Fin
ishing co art Barnard Realty 20 81 al own
.rs. Harry A Won Dietch. contractor. sl45 %
NEREID AVE. =. to7 p vs. Of Barnes ave
-"Al"'. n.ury . S.Ie-.. ~. , 100 e''"h@o raj
MARNUON AVE cor 10Th ST. 75N15o:
owne- and contractor. s2.a5O
13STH ST. 1873 and 49, West. Levin & Kri-
sauskv art Peter Freess. owner. Siogel e
To-0s. contractors. so
1a1TH ST. zoe West. same aFt Terrace
Holding CO. owner. David Cherton, contractor;
s1i -.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1858. 48i West 12ist
~ and i2O West 1921 -. same AIT Worth
willie Realty 60. owner, David Cherton. con-
tractor. S47 ~.
NTH ST. 100 Fast: Morris Herman AIT
annie and Max Kcssler owners and contrac-
tors $3.50
1etsT ST - 80 n ~ Hughes ave. 7sx
80. Louis HurwitZ aEt orwell Realty Co own
OF. David n Spring contractor. si45.
18TH ST. i27 10 l3i West. Garfein Sheet
Metal Works art John + Olson Construction
90. owner ana contractor, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
Of Interest to SVOmen
MODES FOR THE SLENDER
BoIeToS and FiChuS Give Round
ness for HoIIOWS.

Tho two most popular features OF the
seasons NOTES.-The bolero and :he hchu-
are especially valuable to the slender wom-
an. This does not mean that lie plump
woman. or even the stout one, is debarred
from them. but It is more difficult for her
to arrange them in becoming lines. And
these are only two Of the many things fash
ion has provided apparently out q tender
regard for those who sigh for a little more
roundness.
4 pretty feature on a gown OF thin ma
terial is d shirred bolero held IN at the
high round waist by a cord and tassel'
below when is a little ruffled edge OF the
stuff This is made with sleeves which
bell" out into considerable fitness below
the elbows, giving an outline particularly
desirable for a figure thai needs draping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
DREAD SLEEPING INDOORS
Girls Get to Love Fresh Air in
Vacations at Santa Clara.

Il don't know how I'm ever going back
TO sleeping In the house
She rad Just returned from four weeks
vacation. spent in the Adirondacks, at
Hircrest. one Of the two homes maintained
at Santa Clara by the Working Girls Va
cation Society.
The society has a good many OF these
summer homes but the two a Santa Clara
are for girls with tubercular tendencies,
and last spring Or. Evelyn Garrigue. resi-
dent physici~n there. made up her mind
that the guests should spend their sleeping
hours out OF doors as well as their waking
ones
Hnlcrest already had wide upper We
rsndss rooted over. Uplands, the other
house, had none, but some were speedily
quilt, and on these verandas most of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

ave: Y Cardo & SONS 90 agt Towanda , on ss,i
tion Go ~ al Aug ~. 1911 boy d'Posn
nth AVE z cor ~ 2lst 81; johrf -
90 AIT James e f'lo,d ct ai. Jul' IlS US
deposit. $3.50
ELLISON AVE. - 900 n n waterbury
ave. 25Niru. Church f. Gates q 60 agt j.
Fries q al. MAY Is 1911. S2l3 90
ODD ST. ~ East. i +. Kleinfcd agt osWaid
Oschlager Of al. July n. 1911. SS4 -
5TH AVE, 1859. Louis Berger agt Pauline }.
Goodman. Aug 5, 1911. S4I 81.
JENNGNG ST. " cor of Wyse ave- lndeil
C0nforti 10 agt Crispi Construction GO ~ al
Aug e. 1911. bv bond 81 Tf3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

one hundred and twenty or so girls who
f4te visited Santa Clara this summer
t.... CLAN. esrb NIGHT Of their STAY
'''- F 80.
u was laTd 70 ger used TO IL AfSl on
confessed the girl who didn't know how
-.l .,.,. -,..- .-..t,,. t,-l- -, sfo.rf~, in the
~
house. she called al me society mead
quarters Ia the United Charities Building,
....--- - 49,. 49,. .-..-t. ..t. MA SOFT,
"oS '' say '.' .''' '.' IN
cara, ana especially me eiahda heds.
The first night 7 kept hearing frogs and
IN L,.-ss ~ ,,,,o.- rrises md "a hat ~ m
my ear and the birds began singing al 3
an .bs+ -,~e--,. econ md 7 did fool en- roo9
SO, -, ~. -, - y, -,
"hen jumped OUT 'l n"I-aHo SO HuIiElE .
] weigh six pounds more than 7 cid when
reft Nr-r- Work
e., t...r- s--..
NNe 'e'''' '" -''e''' "'.'' ''i''
ment store worker. with "a consumptlve an
costrv and only her annual four weeks at
r - 800 -r. Co.. .t.
santa cara TO give hei resh AIT TOT the
long year behind the counter.
..Ar .L --.-r- -..- +t,.,- 1f,.. tr,o etoe-tr-
All '' ray ."0. "
OUTDOORS MISS T.. A. huchahdn' the d.
sistant secretary, told a reporter.
Gee che ss-,e ,rv from, aacb one-T
- -,o..,i-,,.
ooh hho" ITO" 'aH p'l "P WIN 0''' pms
81 a room aEain'-and most n them have
stufv rooms too poor things But it's
1900, 40. , 81. ,,.e.l,s or O. month,
49, - 80 49,, 5Ccs Cor +te,,, and
- 80 =. 80. 10, ,-- 80, i,,,r-.C,,e~7srt has
IL, ' -, -, go sirre The oiitdo0T
Sioe7ing Man Was tried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

BRYANT AVE. o 5. 10 u : OF Bancroft
81 ioXlOO: CITY Mortgage CO loans Usona Con-
struction CO $4,000
BRYANT AVE. $ 100 q ~ Bancroft 81
4OxfOO. same loans same 100000.
BRYANT AVE, =. 100 u , Of Bancroft ~
4Ox IOO. same loans same 500 600.
BRYANT AVE. o 3 230 y % Bancroft 81
40xloO, same loans same 100000.
BRYANT AVE. s 30 q 81 Bancroft ST.
-0X10O. same loans same 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
Seen in 7be Shops

that her entire time is given 70 the work
They sell for 30 cents dozen.
The useful little so-called slipper chair.
made Of Circssslan walnut and covered
with velour, sells for s. 80.
Miniature golf sets In bags OF plaid can
vas make desirable gifts for children; they
sell for s.. with four sticks In a bag
Among the new importations are the
French side frills. made Of finest lawn.
edged with lace. they sell for s. . and 81 rs
apiece.
Something new IN candies are those Of
fresh fruit. covered with milk chocolate;
the price is 20 cents a pound.
The names Of shops where articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be obtained ny
sending "a stamped and addressed envelope 10
seen in the shops" New-Y0rk Tribune To
insure a prompt reply the dst~ Of p''alio'tion
should be given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
BIG PLOT Al AUCTION.

Joseph p. Day viii offer to-day az noon,
in the Vesey street salesroom, by order
Of the Public Service Commission for the
LIST District. q plot covering l2,6lS square
feet. located on the northeast corner or
Rroome street and Cleveland Place, oppo-
site Police Headquarters. a block north Of
Grand street. The property carries a per
manent easement for the subway loop sec
ton which passes under IL, and was ac-
quired by the city Of New York for sub
nfLrnnEns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

one little shop makes q specially II fancy
hraids. earnitures and dress trimmings. At
much below the average price In larger
stores. They sell from cents 10 81 sS a
YARD
Rhinestone shoe buckles sell for 81 a pair
4 cut glass lemon plate, edged with sill
yer deposit with a small silver fork 10
match. sells for 81 s..
Excellent ribbons In floral designs and
picot edges. sell for q cents a yard.
Little iron scoops. with long wooden han
dies. Tor moulding ice cream. melons. etc,
into fancy shapes. sell for % and IS cents
spiece
A round tile tray in Delft colors with six
Individual coasters 20 match. sells for o.
Oid-fashioned doughnuts are made daily
by one woman, who has such reputation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room, Nos Il and IS Vesey street
BY Herbert A. Sherman
GOLD ST IS Sc g u W OF Ferry 81. 15.3X
IS; part 2 sty loft and store bldg; adjourned
10 August ~
b. Daniel Greenwald
fs4TH STREET. 500 y 5. 100 q NJ Au1ster-
dam ave. j0yPo II. sty tenmt. adjourned sine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
GREENWICH VILLAGE CORNER SITE RES0LO
Five Story Tenement House at Greenwich and Charles Streets
ON LARGE Plot Purchased by Real Estate Company.
Ew DINNER EoR WASHINGTON HEIGHTS VACANT PARCEL

have sold Tor Carrie Jurgens 10 the Cofax
Realty C0uuauy No / Duane street at the
northeast corner NJ Rose street. four story
tenement house on a plot ~. 4N4Ix Irregular
GREENWICH STREET. William =. Jones &
Son have sold for NJ 4 small the FIVE story
tenement house az Nos 7i6 and rs Greenwich
street. a. tho southwest corner n Chares
street, on "a plot f0N67 Ok Irregular The prop
ertv was recently purchased hy Mr. small from
tho Steinle estate through the same brokers.
P5TH STREET Porter & Co have resold for
Ella West the five story triple fathouse
No. S35 East 95th street. on plot 3oNl"p feet
THE BRONX
NYSE ANENCE.-James 7 HaEgertv sold Tor
Mary Baichle % Patrick and Ellen sullivan the
two family frame dwelling house No. 1920 WISE
at.ar-L,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANI
BEACH ST. s T. a51 n " NJ West Broadway
FOR an sly loft bldg. Charles Welsh. 2J'
BrOadwav. owner. Frederic + Kelly. architect
cost, $1,000
THE BRONX.
CANAL n. s. lp2 n n l44th g stl
brick loft 5ONl25. George Haiss. 70j Alexander
ave owner and architect. cost. $3.50.
18TH ST S. 100 % n OF DAILY ave. 4 sly
brick teumt - 5I4s OZARK Realty 60 Charie.
y Kraho. 1s1st 50 and Bryant avei owner
Charles Schnrfer. ir. COL fremont ave, architect
cost, s35. 900.
SETON AVE = 40 q n 81 1924 -. "a sly
frame bldg 2fN2S Rudolph Swenson, Harrison
y J. owner. Henry Nordheim. 1857 fremont ave
architect; cost. $500
GTRARD AVE. n = cor 18th 81. sly orlek
owners: " e Reid 1929 summit ave architec''
cos. e. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of Iessee)
AUGUST q.

AMSTERDAM AVE. AS 70 AZ: store. etc;
John Carron and ano 70 Morris Teller. 10
yrs from April I. 1911. g. 700 10 $4,000, ad-
dress. 44J Amsterdam ave.
MADISON AVE. $50; all; estate Of James
O'C0nnor 10 Bertha Braud and ano: yrs
from June /. 1910. $500 20 $500. address.
6J2 Madison ave.
fST AVE s W cor 39th 81. factory; George
Ehret 10 ! Charles Tcepe. yrs from May J..
1911. 5000 address. 10 East seth ST.
GOTH ST s. - n OF Sd ave lQyS0y
irec. Clarence S1ckett . al 20 Isabelle J
kuPler. II yre from Nav T. 1911, taxes and
$3.50. address 203 East Goth ST.
ODD ST. f59 and 1871 East: all. John Nor
risa- ta Sol Cohen and an1. o yrs from May I,
1911 s. $50 address 3i5 East 99th 81.
10TH ST. $50 East; all; Max Lifiander 10
hilip kantor. g yrs from Sept !. 1911, Sl.oSo
20 81 200. address 4S9 East lG9th 81
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address Of lenders attorney
AUGUST 81.
WANHATTAN

CANAL ST - mtg on leaseD Nov Q. 1907;
solomon Goldberg 70 Lion Brewery Co. sbSoo'
attorneys Fitch. Mott Grant, 81 Nassau ST
HENRY ST @0l 24xs6 Jan 20 1910 Rosa
Goldberg. owner. 20 Daniel Jones: S4OO. at
torneys. Zuckerman & Spies. ~ Canal 81.
LEWIS ST. IS and 30 mtg on lease, &C.
Nov lH. 1900: Tillie stein 10 Frank Inert
Brewing Co. sl250; attorneys, Rose & Put
eel. rs Broadway
MORTGAGES on personal property location
NJ property omitted; two insCuments. May
,; 1905. Meyer s Kaplan 20 David Stevenson
Brewing 60. admr; 81 10Th ave; $500.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. W cor 10th 81. 50 I
x97x75. llx1+3S. Nov II. 1909. Fl Nido Realty
co 20 Charter Construction Co: $4,000; adj
dress. III - Nicholas ave.
Sd AVE. 1850 and 1852. 53x100: Dec ..
lN9-: Philip Braender 10 German Savings
Bank: $4,000. attorneys, Giller Rolston &
Koran. - Exchange pl.
5TH AVE. i6l n cor ioth 81. oG.7zo5;
Equitable Life Assurance society Of the United
States; So. 900. attorneys Alexander &
Green. 100 Broadway.
sTH AVE. cor 142d 81. i4al1x1OO ;
April o. 1892: Christian Brand 70 Mutual Life
Insurance Co. 10000. address. - Cedar ~
SD ST. 60 West. 200 II NJ Amsterdam
tornery l9tn) ave, 25Hioo5, Nov 10. 1871 .
$500; attorney. Moses Cohen. 300 Broadway.
PATH ST q West. 1S9xloo11: Aug >.
1905. John Hickey 70 oliver Hitchcock and
Charles F. Han. 10000. attorney Abraham
t2TTH ST. n : 292 p W o. Broadway. look
llx2s. 3x30Ns3 Sy152 !. .rune 80 1910. the
John 9 orr Co 20 Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. S4s 600. attorneys. Woodford, Bovee &
Butcher. Madison ave
150TH ST. s. 1875 = X Of Broadway mtg.
on hxtures) April 80. 1911. West 139th street
Realty co 20 the Colonial VI and Ref co:
$50; attorneys. Woodford, Bovee & Butcher.
Madison ave.
SAME PROPERTY. mtEe on fixtures: same
70 National Elevator Co; April 90. 1910; s. 200:
attorneys, same IS above
THE BRONX
AQCEDTCT AVE. 8 IS Il ~ buchanan
n; &x1o8. 3x25z1076. June 3. 1902. Mary A
Costello 70 susan Evans. 81 200. ATTORNEYS
Miller Pretzfelder - Liberty II
BR1STOW ST, W :, Saj Il NJ Jennings st:
20IlOo. Aug % 1893. Jos krieger 10 Hattie 4
stewart. $500. sttornsv. Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. l16 Broadway
lots a and 10. blk :. map LAO. sec l. Bath
gate estate, bet 237th and 23Sth SITS. East Jan
%. 1909; Henry " Elson 10 Whitehall Realty
90, $500: attorney Title Insurance, co. i35
Roadway.
lot 81. map 4 OIiuvnle Al Wuliamsbridze
depot begins 100 II from near lst 81 and lst
ave on lst ave. lO0XluO Nav 20 1907
Jo-iah " Thompson 70 Hattie UptagrOve 81 500;
attorney. United States Title Guarantee and
Indemnity 90. 20 Vesey -
TIERNAN AVE formerly Cedar 81. " = 175
q from " cor Chester syc. 50xlo0. July y,
1911. VI Kempf Realty 90 70 Mount Vernon
Builders supply 90; $500; attornev. Ernest
Roph. $50 iT1-h Ct.
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THE BRONX
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Caroline Glatnor m Ida Bumeukrohn: 80 027 80
Kate Warner 20 Emily Thornburn $1,000.
Afolph SNNlig 20 Julius 'ohn. 80 no
Ju'iet'e Gesrheiit 10 samuel Martin. 81 1000
Jennie ~ealy 10 Adelaide Hiker. assts;
81 900
Park Mortgage co 70 Lionel z 1Dno1. sSsts;
Sq2 sos g
same 10 Lionel r INuox. assts. $40 23s 81
William rs rkidier 10 Eleanor VI Stamford: 81.
Robert ! Rooney IN William Glare. S5.024
William clare and sno. eNrs, ofc. 10 William
= Clare . al. S5.ots -
Albert Zimmerman ~ Alice \ Crandall. SIS o6O
Marcus VI Nvc 10 David " LYMAN. 800.
EIiee Bovd . Alma Srhreinor and ano. 81
Nra-t = Daf', 90 sarah = NillCuiCuo e. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

TIousekeepers do not usually cook stewed
tomatoes long enough and they often have
4 raw taste when served Forty minutes
is not too long 10 leg them cook Add two
tsilesp0oUfuIs Of dried bread crumbs 10
every quart Add also about half q tea
spoonful OF sugar. Uith pepper and salt 10
taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

ATTRACTIVE STTCCO HOUSE.
lust completed. nine rooms. tiled bath. lsrs'
panelled living room. etc hardwood trim am,
hOors throughout. hot water heat. moderr
plumbing. everr convenience. 30 minutes from
Grand central. I've minutes walk from station
hiEh altitude. exceptional views. CONRADSON
: L. In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

HANDSOME suburban Home, - minutes from
Park Row l. room house. All improvements. IN
good ORDER. large piazza. ground 1ONl2O fine
shrlhbery. a bargain az St2 900 worth SIS 600:
terms reasonable CARY. 200 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
ALTERATION PLANS.
LIS PENQENS.
MANHATTAN.

MAMMA / ANs
75D ST. $ near Lexington ave, - sy
dwlg. John Turton, Of 303 9Th ave, o~n ~
Marvin Davis 4 Turton, architects, cost slo'o"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

Beautiful. INEXPENSIVE. ACCESSTBI
farms. an sizes; acreages shore cottages
absolutely honest description. illustrated cata.
logue free. DIBBLE FARM AGENCY. An
sonia, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1i9TH ST. u o. cor Of Riverside Drive. Titus
Vile Iron 60 agt Feldmauu Construction CO. 81
al. AUG 10. 1911. Si.S25.
AQCEDUCT AVE. 2 E. 684 n NJ Plympton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
BOROUGH OF THE BRoNN.
CONNECT ICUT.

$500 CASH BUYS 2FANILY HOUSE. "a
rooms, . baths; lot 25x1Oo. good section
STFTNNETZ 1000 East lsOth 81. West Farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

13STH ST, 80 West; Harry Horowitz agt
Isaac Levy ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22

LOT 2i5. map 1872 81 Joel Wolfe estate
path Ward Rosalie 7. Davies agt Harry len
man % al foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, II