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New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


FRONT ST, n ". cor Of Jackson st; Tor
sty hospital. 7O.3xe9S; Servants OF Relief toi
Cancer Hawthorne. y 7, owner; W OCon'
nor 1923 Broadway, architect; 100000.
BID ST. g East: for an sty loft and store
25xa0, Wyoming Realty Co, 1il Broadway
owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East 23c
81, architects; $4,000.
4sTH ST, 81 and 513 west for st,
factory, 2Ox40: Mrs A Bouthin. Passaic. y j
owner; NJ A Cantor. "a West 42d ST. archl
tect; 81 800
l27TH ST. S, s7.7 # Of Convent ave
for two sty tennis. 44xs711 schuck Realty
and Construction co, 10 81 Nicholas ave
owner: c Cocker. 2o17 9Th ave. architect
$50 900.
9TH AVE, " cor Of 1I1th ST; for sly
tcnmt, 5oK90; Charles l Weinstein Realty
Co II West 120th st, owner; g r Pelham
5O7 5th ave. architect; ss5 900.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n W cor Of e1st
ST FOR IL sty apartment. l2oU1oos Midas
Schwartz & Gross, 347 9Th ave. architects
$500 600
THE BRONX
BELMONT AVE, 8. 155Or II n Of 1slst
ct; for a / sty brk garage. 2sx14o; Crotons
Park Realty Co VI Montehore Henschel 214.
Belmont ave. president. owners; NJ W Dc
Gaudjo 401 fremont ave. architect: 5000.
BROOK AVE. :. 51.9H II OF 81 Paul,
pl; for a ] sty brt amusement hall. 21.3N
07.OA; Kitchen Improvement Co, Andrew
Kitchen, 2009 Bronxdale ave. president. own
crs Moore & Landsiede. 14sth ST and &c
ave. architects; S700
WEBSTER AVE. ". 6. 225.38 4 Of i7Oth
ST, for two sty brk tenmts 81 6XSS each
Gerard Building Co. Emil Eher, 1925 Broad.
way. president. owners: Loranz F W Weiher
2Tl West lo5th ST. architect; $40 900
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

Locke & Co. carriage manufacturers
who now occupy tho building at NO SH
West slth street. near West End avenue
will move i'm the near future to a ne"
structure 10 he erected for their use on the
plot at No. l6l 20 lG7 West SD street
Negotiations for the purchase Of this site
have lust been closed by the new owner,
who will put up the building for Locke &
Co. under a long lease. The greater part
Of the plot-namelv. a frontage Of 5"9 iee'
at No. ISL 10 10 West SD streot-on wnich
there are three three story dwelling houses
was acquired from William j. Carlin' Ihe
adjoining fve story n3thouse. No. l6' west
s2d street. iqxlO22 feet. was sold by Mary
Seer,es The entire plot measures 6''N
1922 feet
Tho propcrty Is about 175 feet cast Of Am
sterdam avenue and directly opposite
branch postofIlce W.
Plans have been filed for the construction
of five story hospital on the northwest
corner of Front and Jackson streets Tor tho
Servants Of Relief for Cancer, II when
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop Is president win
Lcedouartcrs ut Hawthorne, y. Y. 1t VIII
bo known as the St Roses Free Homo Tor
Incurable Cancer. II VIII nave very
handsome facade Of brick. with ornamental
trimmings I'm marble and terra Gotta. 1here
will he sun parlors at the first second ana
third stories on the Jackson street SIDE
There will he a large chapel, with tunera'
room adjoining. on the fourth floor. There
will also lie n large reception ward and a
number Of private rooms. The building
will have a frontage Of 7O.5 feet on Jackson
street where the main entrance VIII ne
located. and 696 feet on Front street
James W O'Connor, the architect esu-
mates the cost at 10000
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
Of Interest to Women
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW OPEN
Novelties Included in Fall Exhibit
at Berkeley Lyceum.

The Misses Dahla are giving their an
nual show at the Berkeley Lyceum, NOS ~
and q West Ath street. They don 40 uo
anything, the Misses Dahlia, but sit sun
and look pretty. but with attractions nNe
theirs that is all that is necessary ne
fact is however. the dahlias' noses are
slightly out Of Joint because they are"
tho finest thing in the show. The tail eN-
b,h,t of the American Institute includes
palms, ferns wild flowers ana hoI al
tics. as we'll as dahlias, and the gem "
tho show is the collection OF water Hiie'
exhibited by Henry A Dreer' OF fhllauel
pb,a. Persons whose knowledge OF "a'e,
lilies is CLEANED from their memories .,
tho waxon blossoms in the pond on the o'u
home farm will open their eyes when tnel
SEQ these lilies. Not only yellow ana Wh''''
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

between Unbn ave and lands OF ~ Josephs Coir n.,
lego < n W by lot 26o. same map los.ox oe9 S
lana 81 Iosoph's College, BOX by lot ~
1876; sept =. 1905 William o,Connor TO Ham Ian
ilton Mad'arlan: 5000; attorney' i'''' 'u"'
antee & Trlst CO. 176 Broadway
LOTS 10 and 16. map 1858 Of - lots f2,meI,y
Cornell estae; Aug IL. 1909 william so MIfPmy uPii
to Lambert Mspes: s52o; address feo VIII
iamsbridge road.
LOT 3s Hook go map l14o section ], ,es ba'ao -
ratn estate. Sept Is, 1905; Karl HsgsnJos 70
Whitehall Eealty Co: s555; attorney Tiue Guar-
antee & Trust co. 13J Broadway
MORRIS AVE. 1851 17i0xo5; Oct J. lS9: 20
Catherine Conteri to James j kaisbecs, so'VV''
attorneys. herrill & Rogers. 12s Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. $. ill5 IT n Of lSs,h ,st st ST.
4Ox lGOx25y pxlOO: June 80 1900: ksthaf@ns ne ton as
clara : N1mann 10 Adolph Neumann; Sl3"c'
attorney frederick Fouerbach. 2o1 East S4'h ST
18TH Sr formerly Wall st. n S, beelnn beelni ~ 80
point at r a thereto through lot 20 map Vliase se
OF Eltona. 1892 It Of said 1871 an SHd az
n " OF dividing line between lots ~ ana co. o.,
runs 1sE . COX $ ls.9x 90; oct y, Iss-
Richard LAhmann 20 the Bank of Hunss11nstfy3h on :
5000, attorneys. Bayhs Sanoorn' "' ''''
er
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
.mr ami adross OF purCha
-EPTEMBER 10
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. . 5; 80 It n Of 18th 81
cjNloO. John VI o. .bonncl 10 'hailes h oedr sha
800. address, 90 West f3d e..
BEDFORD ST. g. 22173: state National Bank
and = = Brrrf 10 Joseph Harrison sept 70
SloO. address. 1912 summit ave Fort Worth.
Te,
BROADWAY. se5. 25I1loy irres Dayid. 3
simpson. referee To- Bers Realty % mtg Ss4,
900; sept ~ 81 address ] Exchange pl' Jer-
soy City.
st. 25xfOO: oscar WiIgerdt 70 FLOYD W Davis;
Sept n. 500 address. 352 fialsey ST. BrookIyh
Ny
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor l27th st. seIlt6;
ptaUa Realty 90 10 Harry B Davis sept -, ~,
address Mount Vernon, \.
100 ssrsh echwaftz 70 JAKE schlinser Cmtg 81
ioOj. Aug 81 81 address, "45 "a ave.
% AVE 1880 25ysl. + Oornberger 70 BriEitta
Wagner rrtl so, 0ooI, sept -. NlNo address
151 East seth e.
5TH AVE. s. 81 It of l3lst ct. lex75.
serah Law 10 selma Alexander mtg 5000
SEPT IS. 500. address. 3s Bast 18th ST.
SrH AVE. ~ g. - n ~ l36th 81, 25Xs1i
FIr5rd Vaczv 10 Loeb Hl Realty Co. sept l6
urte 500 OOOi. 500 address. Isl Broadway.
nth AVE. 5o6 24xlOo; VIM Ludwig 70
Katharine Maoder, sept 70. 800. address. 2-6
East 22d 81.
ricita Ludwig TO May Daley; Sept IA; 81. ad-
dress, BayCnue, j
9Th ST. a77 TO $50 East GSxo6. Ernest Kast
o. WIN j S.hr. sept rs mtg $4,000; 81: al
dress, i@5 West Atm ST.
9TH ST. % s.. 100 n W Of ave b. 3Ox70. Eliz G
Fonda 10 John Drake; Sept IS mts S51o0l :
500. address, a044 Woodlawn n.
10TH ST. AL and AZ west 4oNo2: Emelie
Hoffman t0 Jan es shannon ,mtg $%oVVo
SEPT 10. 500. address, 4ij West 10Th 81.
4CTH sT 20 West sty brk 2lXlOO, Jane z
Thomson 10 I.llay Realty 90 outg S4d.NWi sept
Is $lUO. address. 40 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. \.
GSTH ST. + West. cor Central Park West.
r ST. lrk lOOX75 tmtg SlGO, 1000, 52d II. 522
interest 10 all property OF Alexander Moore: John
~ Moore 20 WIN j and Alex W Moore, all title.
May p, 1905. Sli9oo
s,,i, 10 mtg 81 700. ADDRESS West Csth ST.
THE BRONN
upyaN.r AVE q g. a35 n Of l72d ~. 2DN
.oa' w, -ts.uerk 10 Catharna 4 Stceneck mtg
SS 900, Sent 500. address. 1871 Ave \.
SAME PROPERTY; catharina Steenock to
~ ,rintte "A Stcentok mtg $4,000; sept 10.
Stt1. address. 1916 Bryant ave.
CASTLE Hill. AVE. W =. part lot l6 map
-. lDH,,rt Iseins Iine bet lots 4l5 and 4lG. i5x
~. ,Ii., Bud 10 Elizabeth Fonda Cntge
.9 -oo,, s.pt -. 500. address. 1919 Parker ave.
rgoT0NA AVE. e r. $50 Il u Of ls3d ~. 5OX
,,a- t,rrr,r Construction co TO rutherford Re
~; 10. Semi 10 500. address. rutherford.
Ep,NtlIN AVE. ~ 8. % u OF l1Oth st.
oa a. Bertha Freundenheim % william llodcs.
Ssnl 10. all liens. 500. address. 1871 Belmont
ave. ~
HONEYWELL AVE. o. q. r. 80 ~ 81 W Of ls0th
81, 6Grgs Annie McConyille h john y lIallocl.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

but crimson lilies, shell-pink lilies, blue
lilies. pale lavender lilies gleam on the sur
face Of the little artificial pool the man
ayers OF the show have contrived in
little room off the main hall. The lilies
couldn't be put In the hall because the air
isn't so cool there, but any one who misses
going into that little room will miss the
treat of the show. The wild flowers are
ell in that room, too. Hardy heroaceous
plants" is what the catalogue calls them,
but to the person who is no botanist but
simply a flower lover these masses OF
color are just the wood flowers and
garden flowers Of their youth. s Il.
Guggenheim. Of Elberon, y. j., gets the
first prizo for the best twenty varieties
OF these flowers. Three long tables in the
main hall hold the dahllas. Along the
centre aisle are hundreds Of single bios
SONS OF the cactus variety, each IN a
cream bottle. and looking. with their neat
petals exactly like old maids-plump, well
favored well dressed old maids, but, OH
so prim
Two corners of the hall arc occupied by
two New Jersey nurscrymen, one showing
a fine collection Of gladioli and the other
some lovely orchids and exotic foliage
plants. Prize apples. peaches and grapes
I'm two sides Of the hall and not only
arc they pretty TO look at but those who
walk near th"m are reminded that fruit
may have an exquisite perfume, AS well "a
flowers.
The novelty OF tho show is rose, the
"sunburst" lately brought 10 perfection by
Charles II. Totty, Of Madison, n. j., known
among florists as the mum man, because
he raises chrysanthemums. He had some
early chrysanthcmums there yesterday
The new, rose is lovely warm yellow, with
heart shading TO shcll-pinlS
The show viii be open to-day and to-
morrow from 10 a. m. 10 10 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
SEPTEMBER 10.

crARENoNT AVE. 1876, 2 rooms N base
-,ert. William "a sheridan 10 Hans hrause,
4 Yrs from Oct 1. 1911. $3.50; address, l'o
Clarcmont ave
HOUSTON ST. 800 East; al Rgnd Realty s,,I,y
~ ., samuel Scteuer and ano; Z yrs IRON
Nav !. 1911; s.. 800, address 329 East Hous-
ton RI.
PIER 23. North River, with bukhead, etc'
C,Irv Of New York 70 West Shore RalHoad %
10 yrs from oct I. 1911; S5OO9o' addTess'
Grand Central Terminal. New York
UNION AVE. $40 end store etc: Louis p
Klaban to Abraham North; o yrs from June
/ 1O11, $3.50; address. 76o Trinity ave
yEsTCHESTER AVE, 2l39 all; Mary J
Connellv 10 Adolph Pfaffmann; . yrs mo
from oct T. 1911; $1,000 address 2lS9 west
chester ave.
WILLIAM ST. I9S. all; Meyer, abraham
and sno trustee, to Jonn Bricner; yrs from
/ jul /. 1905 $1,000 address. 1913 william ST
on AVE .5s4. all; James Doris 10 Maurice
/ trcEriFte. 2 yrs from oct ], l9llf NZ'SoV'
| address. 1914 Brook ave.
! 3D AVE 91a store and basement william
| y CrcIi ard ano 10 Henry Rowold; . yrs from
/ Nav l. 1911; $500, address. 2is East 44ih 81.
! 7TII AVE. $50 all: katharine Brady TO
Casper Hillrnoyer and ano. II yrs from sept
! /. 1911: $1,000. address SO West Goth 81.
1O?D ST 81 East store. etc; Isaac Kosson
/ ro Irarrv Ts'dman. 2 yrs from May 7, 1911;
I SloG. address. 80 East 1920 gt
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
LARGE WEST SIDE PROPERTY SOLD
Carriaue Manufacturers Soon to Move Into New buu9 J"
83d Street. Near Amsterdam Avenue
pL ANS FILED FOR NEW HOSPITAL FOR RELIEF OF cANCEF

Cmtee sr55o: sept Is: 800 address. 2o92 Hon
eywell ave. -,
LOTS 81 and SIS amended map i25 lots oS,ns ,,n
a subdiysion OF plot % ~ Clason Point Acnl,
In Rosco to Elizabeth Bosco; Aug - 81 az
dress, 800 East 18th ~.
LOTS 10 and II, parcel 3 map william Bos
den at Hghbrdge; Central CaroLlnd, 90 ,,nt
ton Go to Tessle Building CO; Aprh ~ "'se
81. Isol: 81: address. 81 East 2sth 81.
LOTS 40 10 43, 80 10 63 and 30 and 90 M, map
1890. section . Of Bronx Terrace Isidor tnls ,a
lips 20 Louise Mortzolf tmtge s3'o''' 'eP' iO'
SiO0. address, All Lexington ave
lots 142 and 143. map Lohbauer Psrk' VII VII
81 Sic saa,. sept i. sioo address 22s East 22d st.
Ludwig 10 Katharine Macder "''s' N-''''''
500. address 226 East I'D 81.
lot 16s man Century Investing CO. same 10
same sept IA. $780, address, 2-5 East 20 =.
LOT ss. map fremont Heights; carl z sm,th ,a
% william VI Reynolds mig s-I;'s' ,rhrog. :
sion. address Fort Schuyler ROAD I"'oS
Neck. a.
MORRIS AVE, W S. y Il % OK l52l st. e5h, AK
IS; 81. .OC6; address. 1926 Bus7ng ave
100. Mar ] Dcegan 70 Conrad J KIM sept w
81. address. 15l East s3d ST.
MAIN ST. =. lot 3. blk -. map 1863 Matsoh
Arnow. in Westchesior 32tiOo, Jon 1r.s. 100
East 177th st.
NELSON AVE, :. 295 It 5 Of orchard dc. st, !,
h1xiI7x irreg: Nelson ave p, III ~ u 9I NJ @ @ao,e,
ST. T5xii6; Arthur Schmidt 10 Nicholas Po"nyS J,
Cmtgo s.. .5OOl; sept Is: 800; address ~ hrodp-
way. ,-
I'D ST. f. lot 422 map Laconia Park T., SH y,
100; Joseph Vciuberger TO LIZZIE "''"D'
ger: April %; 500: address. ze6 7th ST.,
14TH ST. 5 s $50 # Of Ave d. '2hly9' 1ra1
r-nionpott. Elizabeth Fonda 10 John pTak nnS !,
ard Gntge Sl9.5oO; sept ls SlVp; hnoreSS' ''
Woodlawn Road.
1seD ST pos to 2O9 East 65x1 ok irregi John
Ntasein,ins 10 John O'Donnell; Sept o. 81 al
dress 50 west 81 81.
HATH ST. s. % n W OF WasnIns','" st.,i'
w@een mtge $500; Sept Is; 81; address HS'
East l74th 81. ,
1o7TI ST. Sc cor Valentine ave. 3l1%. hea- 1a.
bert J CantreI to John 7 IlencHe"' ''P' ~
S10O. address 232 East 18TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

Union AVE. $40; Joseph solomon s9. Mary
Cunningham (spechc performance'' s''o'"''
GIershneld.
BATH ST. 72s and 7s0 East; FREDERICK Guy =,
N gt Henry Prnckmann 81 al toIeSio'"'" -
rnta): attorney, w VI Pollard.
18TH ST, $. $40 n n W OF "a ave. 1.,ooI no1sI
Annie u Kruger agt Julius " Kruger par''""
attorney. J Sullivan.
l2tsT ST. n $, 20 II " OF 4th ave Soniiur, SoniD,i -
Maurice s Bondy. trustee, agt Henry ~ ste'" "
al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney " poh"S'
12sTH ST, 1856 to 144 West: Bayside Natlohs
Rank agt Joseph n CavanaUEh 81 nj osction ~
declare deed void; attorney, j. G. story.
GRAND BOULEVARD and CONcOJ RSE,
$50 IT OF 1slst 1T, 81. 10x irres Phillp Altu'
agt Ellen Hulett ct al foreclosure OF ushs
fer OF tax lien): attorney, l. Gold.
I'd AVE. e. s4.2 II Of 18th ~, h.eT1oo
except parts released. Lawyers Mortssse ~
sgt hgostino Pescatore et al foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys Carey q Carroll.
AVE A, 252; Otto Erier ast Elstone Par,
Realty Co foreclosure Of mtsS, attorneys, frleo
e. Czaki.
LOT s3 map OF Hunter estate, Bronx; Aool'
= Willie agt Lizzie Larsen et sl Noreclosure o.
Mtg; attorney, j. q Mapes
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney.
MANHATTAN


CENTRE MARKET PL. 7. "a sx42 2x26E46 !
Aug 2s 1907. Nuziants Forlenza 10 Felice Tocci.
s. 900. address, 50 Park 81
SOUTH ST. III, mtg on fixtures sept 10. 1910.
Samuel Iieberlnan and ano 10 David Nagers N4OOi
address III South St
STATE ST, II. mtg on fixtures May "a, 1911
Rafraele Balsamo 70 Fischel; $3.50; address, II
state 81.
Jan .. 1907 Antoine steinmetz 10 The chr g
Hupfel Brewing Co; $500. attorney. Christian g
Hupfel. 50 Wall st.
sTH AVE. n cor l4th ST. IS l136s 6x34 4K25Z
George Ehret $4,000, attorney. Edward v Burg
hard 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY, Nov 50. 1904. same n
same. 5000.
sTH ST. sos;, mtg on fixtures. machinery.
Iorwitz TO Sigmund Sennuel; $50 "a address. 300
9th 81.
5sTH ST. 33s West 25xoss Sept IS. 1910;
Helen c Trowbridge TO Betty Hamburger: 81. 100:
attorneys. Mas, Trowbridgc & Fitzgerald, 81
Nassau 81.
SD ST go and 232 West. Gox1lsx3O1i7 7xSoH
1903; Sept 10. 1909; Josephine L LESTER to
Ferdinand l. NJ Bullow. eNr. $4,000, attorney,
Title Guarantee q Trust Go. lI6 broadway.
SOD ST. II West 23xlo2 2. May B. 1905; Abra-
ham Kaufman 10 Justus l. Bulkley; s24.Ocoi
attorneys. Thornton & earle. - Park Row.
SID ST. AZ East. 16sHl022: Sept II, 1905
benjamin and Adoph Klein to Marie D
Litzau-Ocst 5000. attorney Charles Brandt
jr. $50 "a ave.
lO6TH IT. II s, 40 n OF 30 av, 20Xl00. II
Feb 10 1910; Giuseppe Solmano 10 Leah Ham
jlton; 81 600. attorneys. Krauthon. Harmon &
CO. 80 Wall ~.
both ST. n s. $50 Il Of 9th ave. 2ox irreg
sept 49, 1907; Jacob u Chassis 10 Marks Gross
81 800. attorney. Hugo Cohn, ~ Av \.
THE BRONX
DECATUR Az, " $. 1913 4 s'of Trayers st.
% 2xe6 4x9axs5 ,. Jan H. 1909. Lydia Reyn
olds TO I,ila l. Baker: 81. 30. attorneys Reed q
pallisteT. go Broadway.
LOT l2i east half. map Wakefield, 2JNll4
Feb Z 1911: Giovanni AZ Puma Ia Melrose Realty
90. 5000. attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
JACKSON AV e. g. 1916 n OF lGGth st. 21A
~ q, srpt 10 1905. Amy Moskowltz To Andrew
oulnn. 81. attorney, T. Falon. 2j7 Broadway.
LOTS Il and Z map lots In I'D Ward sur
y.ved bv Amerman a Ford. oct =, 1880. begin
ming at point on proposed new street. 295. :
IA ; of e. cor OF proposed Orchard 81. runs
= 5O1x e li72Xn 5O7x " 1861, lot - TO 20
man of Cohen Ilapp 23d Ward. beginning
Nelson ave 1907 II Of l6sth II. i5NliGNS loS
I95a. July 49, 1911: Arthur schmidt 10 John
Hynos: S555; address. i2 BROADWAY
LOT eGi, map a. bounded q. By street yins
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
CHERRY BISCUIT.

Cherry biscuit is about the only delica"Y
which the family Of preiudices all like, so
when the wise mother wishes to make
them oil happy At the same time she pre-
rares this amazingly simple little treat
She uses preserved cherries, freed from
their stones and supernuous juice They
are sprinkled over ordinary biscuit dough-
which IS then doubled over. cut into biscuit
shapes. and baked as usual The biscuits
are served with plenty Of butter IN place
81 the common tea biscuit. or as dessert
When they are intended for dessert very
liberal amount Of cherries is used and
sauce Of butter and sugar is served with
them.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
EARLY FUR MODELS
They Make No Stir After SenSa'
tionaIiSm of Last Year.

As last year was 4 sensational one IN
flrs. probably nothing the workers In pelts
can do for some time 10 come will succeed
in exciting any surprise. NUTS are very
large. fat and thin. hut fashion has led up
20 this so gradually that they DO not seem
especially startling. The lo6g, suaisnV'
soft scarfs OF last year are frequently seem
crnine still being the favorite fur for thenl'
Besides these there are immense shawl col
lars and other large neck pieces of more 'F
Ic-- fantastic shapes. Heavy chenille
frircc. which was used last year on even
ing wraps. IS now seen on NUTS and scarfs'
and may become popular as trimming
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
4 PRETTY PUNCH BOWL.

punch bowl seen the other day al a
country reception was made from IA huge
block Of ice carved out and then decorated
with that very humble but picturesque bit
Of green known as THE Wandering Jew
A few fern leaves from the woodlands near
the house We're also used. Flowers could
have been added TO the decorations, but the
graceful green spravs against the gloam-
ing ice needed no bright coors TO enhance
their charm
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BETH ST. West: George Rogers agt Doris
Ceserman et al: Dec 2s, 1910; SIS.
86TH ST. SO 10 81 West Kahn 4 Maxim GO
agt Fackner Coates Construction Co ct a.: April
l3 1911; $50.
OATH ST, IS West; Edwin II Oswald ast
Fmma 2 Hatter et al; Feb |, t9ll; SGD.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

RLEECKER STREET-v William 4. White &
Sons hav. sold for Maxwell L. Butler and other
1ner,bers of the Butler family No. 1872 Blocker
street a three story building on lot 25xlV
feet. near West Broadway. The property Is a
part Of the A. r. stewart estate, ana mas not
Changed hands for over half a century.
1o1eT sTREET-Fredericll Zittsl & Sons have
cold for Sallv $ Tefft No 325 West lO1st street
a tbree story dwelling house, on Tot -NlooS
feet
AsTH sTREFT-The estate Of r. @. l.. Diet-
,spbacb has sold 70 Margaret Hornidge no. "a
Tast Istb street a three story dwelling house:
on a lot is sxlOo feet. between second ana
i"''' THE BRONA.
BRIGGS AVENUE--Alexander Selkin ana IS.
1yobtir have sold for Mason 3. Levin the tNo
story dwelling house No 2'o' brlEsS "' ~
a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Stimson and Wood Fix Strength
of Army at $4,000 Men.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, September

W
IN INSPECTION TRIP-The army In
the next fiscal year will number approx
mately 5000 officers and men. Secretary
stimson and Major General Leonard Wood,
chief OF STAFF, before starting on their west
ern inspection trip, fixed the total strength
in making up their estimates for the year
At present the army numbers 1884 enlisted
men. 5.7S2 Philippine scouts and 5,oos COM
mlssioned officers. a total OF SS,OSs.
General Wood left Washington tonight
TO meet the Secretary of War at Pitts
burgh They will make an extended trip
OF inspection in the Southwest. visiting
army posts at San Antonio. Fort Bliss
Fort Huachuca and other places, for the
purpose OF making arrangements TO main
tain three regiments of cavalry near the
Mexican frontier. Some OF the posts will
be enlarged, and at others the Infantry TO
be replaced by cavalry will be transferred
70 Northern stations General Wood and
Secretary Stimson will also visit 81 LOUIS
and upon their return Will inspect the for
tifcations in the Southern Atlantic coast
states.
BLOOM MAY GET COMMIsSION.-Ac-
cording TO unoHcldI TepOItS ioN1I'No a.
Washington Frank Bloom, OF the 80 F1eld
ARTILLERY, on whose account Colonel Gar
rard, commanding at Fort Myer, was repri-
manded by President Taft few months
ago, has passed his examination for pro-
motion and will soon be commissioned a
second lieutenant In the army. It was said
at the War Department. however, that the
examination papers have not yet reached
Washington from Fort Leavenworth, where
the test was held September l, and conse-
ouently nothing could be said ofhcially on
the case. Bloom failed in his first eXami-
nation and Colonel Garrard, In indorsing
his papers. opposed his promotion on the
ground that he was a Jew.
ENGINEERS WANTED.-For the first
time since the foundation Of the military
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

SHERIDAN AVE q W cor 16ith ST. 34o1o22 2;
Theodore Chabot loans Hurley Con'ruc,on "a
$40 600
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
TERATIONS.


+iIH ST, so and 311 West: TO sly build
ing; w IL Nichols Brookine Mass owner
Stuckert & Sloan, % East 26th 81, architects
S. 500.
1o4TH ST. n S. 1853 II OF 1st ave: 10 a
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LIS DENS.

sty stable De Rouse, premises =" avs
Nj w Del G1udio. tOt East lrcin'"' a'
ST. JOU.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

academy the engineer corps OF the army
has failed this year to secure from among
the graduates Of that institution a sum
cient number OF young men to hD the
vacancies I'm the corps. The consequence is
that II is necessary 10 admit no less than
ten civilians. and the department is pre-
pairing the stiffest sort Of an entrance
examination for the candidates.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

ENGINEERS wANTED.-For the first
time since the foundation Of the military
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

ton from Detroit. But a large num-
Der of our retail clerks can rarely or
ever avail themselves of these delight
full and healthful excursions or even
enjoy the rest and sunshine in their
homes, because they are obliged 70
remain the whole OF Saturday at their
places of business and some indeed
must even work until late Saturday
night before they can return to their
rest. But Ii occurs TO the writer that
we all might do something to remedy
this state of things. BY systematical-
ly avoiding Saturday afternoon and
Saturday night shopping, by refusing
to patronize more than necessary
those dealers who continue doing
business all day Saturday, by recon-
mending the same practice TO others,
by circulating the literature OF the
Consumers League Ito be had al
.O'Leary's Art store, 236 Woodward
ave., and by seeking to interest our
city daily papers in the subject, we
may forward the welfare of our faith
full but wearied retailers before the
hot Saturday afternoons are upon us
Put yourselves in their place.
NJ. r. MCCORMICK.
232 Smith-ave., March Is, 1911.