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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF pure
AUGUST II.
MANHATTAN.

.,.u o.. toxe4. Andrew, Stahl fr TO Nor
ris ] Kahan. aug - (mtg So, OOol; 500; adj
dress Q Ave \.
RRooME ST. sd. 2lxsi: Samuel Pullman
70 george d bartholomew. Aug 10; 500: adj
dross s. washington pI.
cprr~r CT II, and ~ 4oytoo. Henry
u UotchIiss. ref. to Philip Lehman, siGmund
" lehman II 5 Lehman and Jules s Enrich.
exts. Aug u: 100000: address / West I'D ST.
, am ~ ~ Tsffsn FroSnp. Hnc ~ ,mtp s.4
a n', '. e. '" dTress 1a2t DaHson ~
I ''',' - .,,'' e. 81 a-,oo. ,,.,..,
9TH AVE- cor Of 3sth ST. 23xioo: Helen Helen
A4aem io o Srrs TO %o nltIsri2e i"oe
oru ayE o. n s Of asth St o5s1oo.
"li ~ 10 20 ~ %atgar,re r III Ind
Hel"na NJ iihssiiaim 20 Sdcrs
'''''.. '"E ~, 80. 90 A.,
81 ~ n has, scbv pIh - MT sIa
crew siam 20 IMAM y ee. l''es
oo'1; AUG II Sl""' address 80" Esst so'h 81
SANE PRoPERI Wilinlan y schWeizs 40 20
Andre" Star, mtg s,"1vo, Au6 - s'oo'
address. rs Mid|ood ~. Bro'klYh-
ssrr ST. 24s West: > sty brk. 25x9s: Helena
" T. Lindemann TO Catharine + Iindemanh'
Aus 10: 81
Catharinc = Lindemann TO Helena NJ + Lindc-
mann. Aug 1871
3sTU 81. $ r. 325 II OF sth ave. c5x9s:
II NJ Lindemann exrX; to c2thailne L1nde-
mann. Aug TO- 81. address. Yonkcrs y.
18Th ST. s. 80 n Of lith ave. 26xloo;
Frencis O'Neill. ref. 10 Fssquale clemente'
Aug 10; $500; address -" west $50 ST
18th ST 800 East. o5x10O: View Realty co
10 Form Realty 90; Aug ,; Sloo' address 200
Broadway.
54TU ST AM East: sty brk 21x1oO: 14th
ST, n S. lla II " Of Ave 4. 25Xlo3: salie
Wei % Fidelia Mitteman. Aug 10 mig s33,
COO 81: address ~ East a0th -.
uaTH 81. $. 525 q . Of Broadway. 25xiOo:
Jessie {; zimmerman 10 Frederick Kuhl-
man. sent y taiG. 81. address Cornwall.
: Y
,,,-.,t GU a. rros,. . st, brk tcvtno.
,t,,nsdoe Re.ifv GO 10 fora Felt: Aug II
'.. Ell o6o, s,co. adoress aoa - Nicholas
ave.
THE BRONX
go ,<.
BRYANT AVE . :. llo " 2 or b'ucrol'
~. -'"A NV" Hi i IAN "a" ston' oIdro,s
s''A ".'s'l t ,iun ~, '"b $50 "''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Lewis Brown TO " p Burning, s ia
TuIius FeinberS to Solomon Roth; "
Morris Park Land and Development 90 10
7 7 Karbv O'Kennedy; $1,000. ,
Peter RIgney to Alfred II norton
Germania Life Insurance co TO NichoIas
Joseph BischofY 10 Elizabeth Goppoidt; :
assts; 81. -, - 49,. 60 -ae
,rt,,othv = Fsv 10 william T Burr; s2s, 'oo.
William p Burr 10 JEANNE T walker
Liberty Investing Co TO Hamilton securities
co: 500. , ,N T.,
TrIe Insurance Co to New York Life IN
Protective Realty co IN Title Meyerheim
Madison Trust GO 20 Louise Kaufold ~
Michael Gutenberg 10 Samuel GUTENBERG
Domestic Realty 60 10 Patrick o Rou'Ne'
81 $50 30. ,. ,y,onrer. 81
New York Life Insurance 60 10 hh"Se
Mortgage co: $4,000 .rh. q
Iouise Kaufold ~ Fiscnel Weln'rauo, e,
Edward A Davis to Protective Really o. 81
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
AUGUST II.
MANHATTAN


AUGUST II.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AND FIST ST. mtge on per
sonal property: June :. 1911; c Smith To
brunswick Bake offender Co; $1,000; address,
Amsterdam ave and list 81.
BROoME ST. 900 to S94. W cor Mulberry
Il. 7511xGO * irres: June %, 1911; 7 Pasquale
Romeo 10 Bernard. Wurzel: $4,000; attorney.
Samuel II ImmerglucS l2s Broadway.
DIVISION ST. 22i to 226. mtgo on personal
chei Greenberg: $1,000; address. 224 Division ST.
MONROE ST. lG5. 90 gxlOo: October 49, 1910:
Wolf Rage ana Ethel Bagel to Leon Stemplcr;
81 600; attorney. 4 Aaronstamm. SO Park Row.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $ cor 152d ST. a9.llx
1,Oy-: April o. 1909 Guigold Realty 90 TO tt
tic Insurance co; So. 600. address. 133 Broad
way
SAME PROPERTY: April % 1909; same to
same; 500 600: address. 1876 Broadway
SANE PROPERTY; January 10. 1911: same same
10 Charles " Rosenthal: 5000; attorney Title
Insurance co. i3j Braadway
SAME PROPERTY, September = 1910. same
10 same. $1,000.
THIRD AVE. 1876 m,se OF fixtures. etc;
April % 1911: Otto Siemons 10 Frederick Thorn
forfe: $1,000; address. 1876 Third ave.
SAME PROPERTY: May 81 1911; Ebenezer
Fall To same. 5000; address. 1876 Third ave.
EIGHTH AVE, :, 51.l # n Of West 18th st,
20 1895: September ~, 1905; George Kiessling
10 Annie n Bauerdorf 81, 900: attorneys. Deyo
& Baucrderf. III Broadway.
30 ST l99 East mtge on fixtures: March %.
1904: Vincenz1 N'orceli to Charles Trubauo,
s2st. address 100 East 81 at
9TH ST. 42i East. mtEe on fixtures. July
- 1911. sadie Kahn 10 Max Prayer 500 ad
dress. i2f East 3th ST
c4TH ST. n 8. III n 81 Eleventh ave. 75x
1905. June H. 1908: Henrietta Geler to Charles
Geer. $1,000: attorney. LAWYERS Tito Insurance
and Trust CO. l6o Broadway.
73D 81. n :. 2s5 q ~ Parl. ave. 24Nio? ?
July J. 1910: charles Hrendon Go TO Charles Bruk
Construction 90. $4,000; attorneys. Stoddard q
Mari. % Broadway.
sGrH ST. $ 100 n 9 Of Riverside Drive. 1908
lo22. Feh ~ mt solomon NJ Schatzkin T.
sophie cohen. SD ooo. attorneys. Aronson a
Salaut - Pin" st.
sGTH ST and AVE \. . cor, 75S2o May %
1911: israel Hoffman To- Herman Bindseil
81 $50. attorney LAWYERS Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 1Go Broadway
SGTH ST rs West. 2oNlodio. July 1909
William Hynms 10 Wilson VI Powell. 10000
ATTORNEY wilson VI Powell. 20 Wall 81.
lo5TH sr. = East. 25xf0oii Dec I. 1908
Mary Fcehan 10 Herbert g N'reat titus or rep
reseniattve ~ supreme Court. $4,000. attorney
Richard l. SVceZ, - william 81
isisT 81. 527 West. mtg on personal property
Ian > 1911 Cornelius = eastman 10 " koehlei
4 90 $1,000 address. 527 west lSls' 81
l5lsr s. n s25 :, q , B,9a Swan, goo,
Wall to Title fnsuance Go 10000 address. l3'
8r0ldvay.
ANTHONY. ~ io' = of 80 sooi me-,
William Z McCoiuh a. elizabeth oconncr. $,
600. address. 302o Grand Conconr'e
ADAMS ST. 3. lgos n from s. sd
Morris Park ave. 20Nle7N ireg June ~. 100"
81. 800. attorne', Charles ~ bae'h'er' ITO wal
ker ave.
BRoApwAY ~ ~ ,o a. ,S %, nrem nn. ri
ertv 90 Washington savings Bank slo1o. at
torneys Rollins = Rollins. r. Nassau g.
LOT AZ. map 10. porticn OF An'hcn' estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18

ave 25xiOO; Carrncis Cortese 10 Biagio 70,
tese: all title: Aug II 6mtg $4,000; s'oo' ~"
dress. 100 West tooth 81.
SETON AVE W q. t25 ii OF Randall avg,
G0xiOO; Aug 10 Josiah Briggs 10 ANN"
Metzier: ST. address. Isis Heath ave
SOUTH u lot COZ man OF Fordhain' Iy 30,
I5s: Edward Leahy to Esther Lear! :, w.
Aug 49, 500: address. 80 East WIS, ="
UNION AVE 1905 2tx0I; william. ,od ~
schoettle 20 Mary ! Sheehan; Aug 10 Si'''
address. t05 West 9Ith st
UNION AVE. 8si isx95 Julia Cra ray nao 10
Josephine O'Korke: Aug f6 tmtg S''""''
800. address. 963 Cauldwell ave
WASHINGTON ST. s cor OF starting ave,
53xtOs: Bra.x: Israel Abbott et al 10
August Vos. Aug 80 'mtg $4,000; sioo a"-
dress. 9I5 Madison ave. covington. ny
154TH s'r. g. 221 n Q OF Morris ave 2S 20,
100. Carmcla CAM TO Louisa Straub; Aug TO-
Sio0: address 2ss East 154th st.
SAME PROPERTY; Louisa Straub to fer
dinand CAM. Aug 10: 800. address. -sS
East 154th ST.
221ST ST. s. so u Of Carpenter ave,
21x10I: Wakefield: Julius Wolf TO Wlinelrnlna 10
Schmidt: Aug 1s; $780, address '-4 ha''
st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
BOYS TALE OF ROBBERY
Was Bound and Gagged, Having DOM
Job Himself.

Ferdinand Arnold. fifteen years old. who
sleeps over a butcher shop ~ No. ~
Third avenue. though tied and gagged With
strips from a bed sheet. worked his way
down to his grandfather room yesterday
morning and told him a tale OF assault and
robbery. But II was only a tale
The grandfather. Ferdinand Arnold. who
is the proprietor. then went down to tho
shop and found the place strewn with piece,
of meat from the counter and papers from
the safe. When he reported tho case ~
Police Headquarters Commissioner walf5
gave special orders 10 Detectives Never sn1
yachris to question the boy. They man.
aged TO get him 70 admit that he went
into the butcher shop before going TO bed
took 124 pennies out Of the safe and scat.
tered the papers and meat about tho floor
He also .old the detectives that he re-
ceived only p cents a week as wages
Arnold sr., denied this The boy was not
arrested. his grandfather saying that 10
would handle the case without the aid II
the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NANTIATT TAN

18TH STREET-George Neiman has sold To
an operator for the Winons Construction Com
panv the twelve story loft building now In
course Of completion at Nos 10 aud u West
38th street II has been held al S55".Wn
saTH STREET.-THE Brown Realty company
sold Nos lGS and no West s9th street two
FIVE stor, nsthouses. each on a lot ..HlH.s
feet. about t1j feet west If Columbus aNehu.
The houses were acquired by TIE sellers eaIlE
I'm May. together with tho adjoining similar
houses Nos. l0i aud l0d from the tucson
Realty COMPANY Tho buyer gives I'm exchange
home Sound View avenue. New EocheIe
and a plot l17yi15. corner 81 ftlsioe ana
Dunton avenues, Jamaica.
SECOND AVENUE Ennis & Sinnott rcsold TO
Frederick Gcbien the southwest corner Of second
avenue and 39th street. two five story nat
houses. on plot 405XS@ feet, through , ,ns
Herman Arms Company. Tho sellers acquired
the property recently from Agnes J.. NJ carey
Of Boston
WILLIAM STREET-Inierests Of the Liver
pool and London aud Globe Company have pur-
chased the Wolfe building. occupying The block
and Liberty street. ON plot I3X&3x2o feet
Charles r. Moves the broker in the trans
action $3.50 ,
225TH STREET CHRISTOPHER Fink purchased has d
plot OF four lots :he south side OF 225th
street. about 12j feet east Of Barnes avenue
UNION AVENUE Ernst & Calm and J. j.
Pi'trnan sold for Bertha Meyer No. I03 Union
avenue a two story and basement two family
dwelling house. on lot 21xlD feet.
2l7TH STREET-Ernst & Calm resold to a
congregation which intends 10 erect building
for religious purposes the plot, 33Hll4 feet. on
the north side OF East Filth street. al feet
west Of Barnes avenue.
HEATH AVENUE-Thomas J. Totten has
sold for the estate Of Marcus Nathan the two
family house on a lot, 2jxl00 feet AZ the
southeast corner OF Heath and 23oth
street. % Ellen W. Grace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
[ EASES.

Worthinston Whi'ehouse has leased for
william G. Sheldon the FIVE story American
basement dwelling house No. . East 10Th
street 10 Ramsay Tmnbull FOR term Of
years.
Mooyer d Mar7tou report tho following
leases Parlor floor AZ No. IS West 10th
street. for q term of years, 10 Dr Spann.
tenth loft AZ No 10 . West 9th street. for
term Of years. TO "Frederics' space at
No 50l Fifth avenue. ia j. De Scenzs. the
dwelling house No g. West 3sth street. Ga
Mrs y Rice. the dwelling house No. al
West list street. TO Mrs. " +. orcutte, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseesD
AI-GI'ST IL


GREENWICH ST, SO. all. John Froehlich and
anO to Hugo Glau; 3 yrs mos from Aug l.
1911: 81. 500: address, So Greenwich st.
PROSPECT AVE. s97; store and basement;
Henry Acker to Louis Winner: yrs from May
l. 1911 81 .635: address. $50 East 1881 ST.
ST AIMS AVE. 15S. and 5T3 East 135th st;
Minnie Israel and ano 10 August Nehl; yrs
from Aug -, 1911 Sl,740; address, ljs ~ Ann
ave.
WASHINGTON ST. cor Of Hubert st;
fifth floor: Varck Realty co TO Repetti, a corpni
yrs from May I, 1912; $500; address, ia
East l24th st.
WEBSTER AVE. 315s: all. William d Hyam
TO Alexander r Holmes yrs from Sept |, 1911;
$500: address 1919 Crescent pl, Yonkers, Y.
9Th AVE. 80; part ground floor; Katharine
McNaught 10 Henry May; 3 yrs from sept l.
1911: $500 70 S420 address 403 East sOth st.
GOTH ST. a. East: all except parlor floor;
Seymour Oppenheimer 10 Elinor Nolan; 3 yrs
from oct I, 1911; 81. 400; address sll Lexington
ave.
10TH ST. 800 to 324 East: all; David Reiser to
Louis Schlechter: ) yrs from Sept l, 1911; 80
500 10 81. 7Os: address. 81 West 10th ST.
18TH ST. $. 525 It Of Broadway. c5xlOO;
all. Frederick kuh Imam TO Nicholas cavour;
IA vr. from June II. 1871; part: taxes, etc; $500
10 81 $50: address. 1O4 West Goth ST.
11GTH ST IS and 40 West store. etc: Joseph
Sbenk 10 Jacob T,ndenauer, yrs l mo from
Sapt I 1911: $3.50. address 80 West 116th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18

ing. In an attempt Of the little t.,,,
save his toy horse, which had ro,,.A :"
into the path Of the big vehicle S'
The driver Of the truck said that thsf..
ton Of the child in rushing after h,, go
was so sudden that the wheels were u M
him before he could apply his brakes. m.
little fellow was so badly crushed thai Dr..
Richmond, Of Bellevue. said death muss
have been instantaneous.
Mrs. Moner reached the scene before thu
arrival Of the ambulance, and, picking IN
the child, she ran back to her home scream.
ing, with the body In her arms
Patroimen Powers and Malkus, OF thu
East 22d street station. placed the driven.
Albert Louis, Of No. 81 Poplar street
Brooklyn under arrest bat he was nos
held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18

from dotted muslin. with 4 yoke Of the
same material banded. Il could oe made
with tho woke composed entirely Of strips
of embroidery or lace banding. o. IL could
10 made rs shown IN the back view from
.haubr4y cr material Of the kind ~ which
case II would be adapted TO harder usage.
Whatever the material the effect is sure TO
10 q good one Blue OF pink chambray with
tands 81 white would be very pretty for
morning frock
For child Of -four wears of aee VIII be
,eo,,tr,d 2 wards of material -. % yards
Tie pattern. No 1854. Is cut IN sizes for
children of two. four and six years ana VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
9Th AVE. cor 1920 st; for ! sly
garage. l5x23: II & Lindeman, premises
owner: Satterlee & Boyd, 1923 Broadway'
architects; 81 80
9Th AVE. cor Cathedral ParexWay
for . sty theatre and stores, oL1oxioo; 4
Friedman owner; Watson, architect'
$4,000.
FREEMAN ST sw cor Vyse ave: sty ork
garage. 10 sxis II; Martin Parua, on premises
owner; George Eof jr. l43o Webster ave
architect; $1,000.
222D ST n g. 305.e5 # Of Barnes ave,
two sty brk dwgs. 22x58 fl each; Bril- Con-
strlction Co. Louis Brill, president. sie East
22oth ST, owner: George Crozler. 20 ~
and White Plains ave architect: $4,000.
STARTLING AVE, cor Glebe ave, l sly
brk garage. 12x1s n; william Bull. Startling
ave. owner: Henry Nordhe.m. 1887 fremont
ave: architect: 500.
18TH ST cor Washington ave. sty
brk stores and Offices 81 .11x95.6 II; Taxpayers
Realty co. Phillip wattenberg, 1908 Franklin
ave owner: VI W Del Gaudio, 401 fremont
avenue, architect; $4,000
WALTON AVE, s, 1853 II n OF 18TH St
~ sty brk stable. 20x90 n; Mcguire Broth :
ere on premises. owners; W Reid, 1913
Summit ave; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
THE CROWNS THE THING
1t Is the Principal Feature of
New Hat Models.

New hat models seem to be displayed
more freely than new dress ideas. Miliners
say that there are about six distinct
changes In hat styles n year and that
woman needs new hats long before her
gowns are at all out of date. Most OF the
smart milliners and shops have winter
hats now. II one Is interested in them. At
the same time they have any amount of
the new ideas made up I'm thin stuffs for
Immediate wear.
No matter what the shape of the new
hats. the crown is the principal feature.
1t may be peaked or cylindrical in shape,
or IT may be round or built UP in high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Lounsberry & Sharp have sold to Rupert
Hughes tract OF forty-hve acres. with
dwelling house carriage house and stable,
at Bedford Hill, Westchester County. The
property is part OF the holdings OF the es-
tate OF r. Van der Emde, and fronts on
the south side e Springhurst Road Mr.
Hughes Will make the dwelling house his
permanent home.
The estate of James Currie has sold to
Lois COIN. Thomas NJ O'Brien, Tomkild
Richer and Maurice Hcibrunn ll3 lots in
in the neighborhood of 57th street and the
Boulevard, Bayonne, n. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Enrol r. Hart has sold to builder four
lots on the south side ~ s0th street adjoin-
ing Bay PARKWAY. At Rensonhurst. In the
same section plot OF three lots AT tho cor
uer Of Bay 18th street and Benson avenue
has been sold and the erection N atucro
house started.
Shampan q Shampsn are preparing plans
for q SIX story apartment house, 10 he
erected ~ the southwest corner of Roebling
and south 50 streets. Brooklyn for s. MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The little frock Of fine material embroid-
cred by hand is always an attractive one.
This one Is so simple that even with the
needlework it does not mean any great
amount of labor The sleeves and the dress
are made in one piece and the tucks over
the shoulders are an effective touch. Hand
kerchief lawn is the material illustrated
and II always makes a good foundation for
embroidery. but the dress could be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

CLINTON AVE, = 2645 q II Of tslst ~.
w 5xe1?N irTeg. Comfy Mortgage 60 loans q
Iingales 60 $4,000.
STORY AVE 5. i3o n " Of olm.,csd av.
aixlos. Elizabeth loolinS loans Tsnestine
Geffe $4,000
STORY AVE. n $. l0J u n ~ Dlmstead ay.
25xl0S. same loans same $1,000
D. STORY AVE. g. $50 u " 81 OImstead ay.
23NiOs. same loans same 400
STORY AVE. s. t5s II " NJ olmSte,d Az.
25NlOs same loans SAM Is 0no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
MAYOR HELPS CHILDREN
Has Water Turned On at the
Jones Woods Farms.

The children who have been filling the
soil under difficulties at the Jones Woods
farm gardens In East 66th street sent rep
resentatives the other day 10 call on Mayor
Gaynor asking for water, and received an
answer to their request yesterday. A man
came along and announced that he was
sent by the Water Commissioner to turn
on the water in the hydrant beside the
garden. He was received with cheers by
the children.
Mrs. Arthur owen. head gardener. felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

C,HANUTE AVE. 8. $50 4 OF story ave,
Henry V Becher agt Amelia Brew CT a.; Aug
ust ii, 1910; $3.50.
KrIJ.y ST. s. 100 It OF Intervals ave:
standard Damp Proolng and Roofing co ss'
iongfeiIow Reaitv Corporation ct al; January H.
1911: ss7 80.
. - p.,sr NcC;inn ct al; June -, 1911: 500 81.
ooD ct Nos 14o 70 IA West: Purcell & Gil
,aathsr inc agt Rltaro Realty Co ct al; FEB
ruary 2s. 1911; s54.
SAME PROPERTY; American LlNfer Pris 81
20 ACT Retaro Realty Co ct al; February zl'
1911: $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
dav at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. II and l6 Nesey street:
BY Joseph =. Day
7iT4 ST. 21o East. g 13j II Of Sd ave.
25xlO2.2: sty tenmt and stores; sold TO
Francouia Realty co.
10TH ST. 1863 East s. 40 n OF Sd
ave 25y10011; > sty tenmt, sold 40 Martha
Oser FOR $40, 800.
BY Daniel Greenwald
COLLEGE AVE. 1923. .. % fl Of
1GJtA ST. @O.3xSL9: ? stv dwg; sold to Henry
q " .uGt r~on eCr So.
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Of 2nfereSf to EOOnen

be sent to any address on receipt OF 10
cents
age distinctly. Address Pattern Depart
ment. New-York Tribune. II in a hurry
for pattern, send an extra 2-cent stamp
and we will mail by letter postage In sealed
on x-plOpp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
LOSES LIFE FOR TOY HORSE
Little Boy Rushes Into Street and Is
Crushed by Five Ton Auto Truck

John Molner' three wears old. the only
son NJ John and Annie Molner. OF No. 49,
East 4th street. was crushed 10 death by a
hve-ton automobile truck yesterday morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
THE BRONX.

BROOK AVE. 2. 1921 n Of IG3d ST:
10 n 1 sty brh warehouse. 114xS6.3 II: George
y Reinha rdt 1243 Franklin ave owner. " J
Garvin. 1907 81 ave. architect 100000
OGDEN AVE 104T and 1919; 70 two 3 sty
frame tennis, 2jx75 It each: Abraham Slopp,
Passaic. y J, owner; Abraham Ginsberg, Pas
sale. J, architect. 81, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. n Q cor seth 81; 20 q
and sly church: trustees West Park Pres
bvterian church. so Leonard ct, owners: Lud-
low & Peabody. I2 West 3lst ST, architects;
$50 600
SD ST. las East to sly and basement
tenmt: r Under, 1913 West Both ST. owner,
" Mortensen, ia East 2sth st, architect;
$4,000
fST AVE. 81 and 573. TO two sty tennis,
stores etc; " c. Wagner. premises. owner; "
Regelmen, 1876 eth st, architect; 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18
LIS PENOENS.

PUBLIC SQUARE. Q cor OF Haskin ST. i5c
N25: Lucy r Doherty agt Div J Speckman 81
al Camended foreclosure Of mtg; attorney,
Darcy.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-12
BREED THEATER.
THE Battle" Today's Powerful Fea.
ture Picture.

The magnificent story Of The Battle,
the gigantic Riograph film success is
wholesome and interesting as any
literature of the day, and enacted amid
sLoIy very naturally weaves itself into
our beings with n ten2ciry that refuses
10 release us until we have seen the
yoIng hero through all his trying or
deals. which result in his being pro-
claimed the leader of the forces, which
position he proves by His actions, he
IS amply fitted for
In the dsvs OF 81 how many of the
brave soldiers We're urged to deeds of
vslor and heroism by thoughts of the
gtrl he left behind" This story tells
Of the transforming of a weak-hearted
coward into q uon-hearted nero by the
der1sion OF the girl he loved The bat
tie takes place outside her home and
he. panic stricken, rushes in, trembling
with fear, to hide. She laughs him to
scrrn and commands him to go back
and fight Her fortftude inspires him
and be manages to rejoin his company
before his absence is noticed Ammu-
milton is low and somebody must take
the hazard journey to procure more
from another regiment, which he vol
s1nteers TO do. This undertaking can
not be described adequately, for the
young man faces death at every turn.
The wounded colonel has been carried
10 the home OF the young officers
sweetheart and from there dictates his
orders The Weak-hearted soldier in
assuming the task to secure the extra
ammunition. proves his genuine hero
Ism. as the ammunition once secured,
Is subject to attack by the confeder-
afes at every turn. and to completely
destroy II they build huge bonhres in
the roads where the ammunition must
be carried. and as the first driver fear
lessiy approaches the fires he resolves
10 drive hurriedly through 1t. hoping
against hope that nothing would hap
hr-f = nj he
rounds of cartridges and barrels of
powder and the first wagon is soon in
stems The young officer assumes
charge Of the next wagon and after
waiting until the fires had subsidized
somewhat drove through in safety and
appears on the field in time to save the
battle and establishing himself as the
hero Of the battle