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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-30

THE IROQCOIS,
H1o n ct. NV: nreproof bldg; telephone
service and all-night elevator service Apt. sol.
br. and b., SAT. so; Apt. 7O8, Or. and b., $50.
THE TULANE, 21oe 18th ct. NV.
Apt. q. Or: and b.: 81 80; Apt. 81. 6r. and
b.; porch. SO; Apt IS o. and b.; porch; $40
Apt. 4. 3r. and b.. so.
THE WESTMINSTER, 10th and o SITS. NV.
Apt. AZ. 4r. b. SO. so; Apt. a. Ara b.. xS7. So
THE WARRINGT0N, 1901 wyoming. ave. NV:
Apt. 81. Or: and b.. $3.50; Apt "a. 4r. and
THE WILMINGTON. 1911 Wyoming ave. NV.
Apt. 81. Or. and B.. porch. so: Apt; 80.
Or. and b., porch; 80; Apt. A. Or. and b..
TIE ALABAMA, 18th and n SITS. NV: freproof
bldg. Apt. 202, Ar. and b.. $40.
WILLIAM l.. BROWNING, 4l6 9Th It. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-30

THE IOWA,
18th and o SITS. NV.
8-reom housekeeping apartment. $500
THE MENDOZA.
10th st. and Kalorama road NV.
7-reom housekeeping apartment. $1,000
THE ONTARIO,
18th st. and Ontario road NV.
One housekeeping apt. Of 3r. b. $500
One of rooms and bath. $500
One Of rooms and 2 baths $500. 5000
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Agent, 10th and G SITS. NV.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04


no. p4c :. demand 9 per cont 9nHdi09o en- d0o. al al
rtflctien 90 90 tiir Mortgage 90. >'"''''' ~
dr".e. ~ Wall -. -.
rALy AVE cor q liete e. 2sl" Is5I o1syl, 'Sa,yl
rm's $4,000; Noc O.. gre . pr .tdrsss i7iI
Realty 60 70 Ross Muller. s3"o' a''''S''
Putnam nFo. a..
roN AVE. ps 23l - q Joh%s ass' =. TT per
100 No - Tror o,ts Ssr.rT ~ watson. IS
roo. address 22i East 5.d 81 ~
FoN ST. = ioi e . or = John. e,H. +1 rsr
tc5 Nov - ,yro- mtg s2e. 900, d"N Ss p ss
bond same 20 same; 5000 adhr'ss'
oroye 20
20 'S Eo! 70 ;, 81, 81 90 20 Morris n sinks.
Sa7 O)J. address. l57 West 1929 st.
INwoop AVE. o &. - et Belmont 9',,r,, xs,s s.s.
Iyi8o Zee !. due as per nond ;,os. gus,u' e66 In
LOT 10 %. block 4. Iot TO :, block B lots =
and block =. az blocks sno s,nl ~ Snp pot q 70
70 bIocf /. lot / 20 H. block \ lot ! 70 ~.
block q Nov % demand per cent Pelnap' t1t
rsv Park Land % 70 seq Har9'r Sa'''SN 0'"
$ 300 address. Souths mptoa, J. !
.pt ius % 70, pssiaGs 2a aIs rank jSsstevIc, TO
Ellen FAY $1,000 address, fryinston. D.
JAN ST : a. land Thomas Ie9n,ns'' a 'Dnr Dnr
cent Emma : scanustsch 10 Edith 9 Hsis'ed
$500. address rity Island, Y
PROSPECT AVE. 1915. 4oxlo5. Dec : nr Ipri9r
mtg Sft.O0N'. due ss per bonh. l'ahld y -
n John Tullv % $1,000. address 1908 Boston
70
PROSPECT AVE-. "A T. Of leSih st: ''S
10 Dec 7 fprior mtg sf2o .0Q0', instslments. y
rer cent. Ferdinand e Baumann 70 triedmah
Construction 90. Sl8. 500 address III BroadNa!'
l42D ST. 42o East, 2jx1oo prior mtg slooool ;
Dec ! yrs. rcr cent. Gus'sv Engelnard, an sIil
ano to Henry " Say and ano. 5000, address
BIC East 18th st.
10Th st. e. 1855 f. Of Robbins ave 4o1
50. Dec /; yrs NJ J Construction 20 20 @ Sart
Maxwell. gdn. s35 ooo. address int"r'sNen'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
SoYER'S DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPlTOMiZED.

Select bag that fits the food TO be
cooked. Grease bag well on inside. ex-'
cept in case Of vegetables or when
water is TO he added. When food is
seasoned and otherwise prepared place
IN bag fold mouth Of bag two or three
times and fasten with a wire paper
clip. Also fold and clip corners Of has
10 make Il At food snugly. If bag leaks
in cooking do not transfer food to new
bag. Simply put the bag within an
other.
Place bag in oven (gas, coal or OLD on
grid shelves or wire broilers. never on
solid shelves. Place seam side up al
ways. Do not move or open bags when
once placed for cooking. Put roasts ana
entrees on lower shelf, fish on the mld-
die, pastry, etc. on the top, where heat
is most intense. Have oven hot eco de-
grees Fahr) by lighting the gas eight
minutes before putting in bag, then
slack heat one-third to one-half as soon
as the bag corners turn brown. DO not
let bag touch sides Of oven or the gas
flames. Adhere TO time given in recipes.
then food will be we'll cooked
Take up bag by slipping the lid Of
tin pot underneath Il. TO secure gravy.
let out water, etc, stick a pinhole In
bottom Of bag and drain over a dish.
Except in case OF pies, no dish should
be used in paper bag cooking.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Louise W Landau to Samuel Carter ir'
edn $1,000
Trust co. $4,000.
Henrietta Kuehule n Adolph Hsrnischheger,
SO 0oo
Metropolitan Eank 70 Leo Klein and sno;
Walter 7 NJ Donovan 10 Eugene G Ludin;
Sa50o
Florence 9 BRYANT N Clarence Goodby: 81.
Leo VI Klein and sno ~ Edw Kerbs;
Sj3.75o
Arnercan Mortgage 90 70 Lincoln Trust Co;
Si2tjo
Jennie Ettinger - Julius 7 Tobias: 81 $50
Norris NJ sinske 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co 500.
Julien 7 Davies. trus. 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. $1,000
Louis Beuev 70 Max Gluckmsn. s.. 500
TITLE Insurance 90 70 New York Life Tnsur-
ance co 100000
chelsea Realty 90 70 Title Insurance Co;
5000 600
Nontrose Realty CO - Alonzo y Right: 81.
JACQUES Samuels 70 Moses " Valentine. 81
WOLF Franzhlau 70 Banned Friend; 81
Robert " Paterson and anc. trus. TO Robert
W Paterson and ano. trus. S3e 900.
Constance \ Erdman. 4NrX, TO Constance A
Grdmdn. 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
OUTLETS AND OUTLETS.
BY Nicolas Soyer.

Outlets a la St Cecile.-Take four lamb
outlets. from half pint to a pint of par
boiled peas and a pound Of parboied new
potatoes. Grease two bags tmckly. Put
the peas and potatoes. together with OIL"
and half ounces of butter, In one bag
Place on broiler and put in a moderately
hot oven. Let them cook for twenty min
utes before putting in the bag with the
outlets. Meanwhile trim the outlets very
neatly. free them from superhuous rat.
fatten them with a wooden mallet and
spread them on both sides with layer OF
foie gras. Have ready some freshly fried
brea dcrumbs sprinkle these lightly on
each side of tho outlets Take care not TO
overdo this Place gently IN D-size bag.
Fold clip. place on broiler in the oven and
cook for twenty minutes Dish up the peas
and potatoes as a border. Put the outlets
in the middle Pour their own gravy over
them and serve at once.
Outlets eux avettes.-Take half bunch
Of Young French turnIps. peel and trim
them as nearly a possible 10 one size. Dust
them with salt and pepper. Take pound
and half Of mutton outlets. Trim as
above directed. Dust we'll with celery salt
2 very little white pepper and some salte1
flour. Grease 2 bag well. Put in hair the
turnips, then the outlets. then the rest Of
tho turnips Add half pint cf chicken
stock fold CLIP. place on broiler and cook
slowly for an hour and a half Place on
2 hot dish, with the turnips as boEder.
Pour the sauce which will he Of delicate.
creamy consistency and taste. over, and
serve with asparagus handed separately
,Co7yrilht 1911. bv sturgis & Walton Company
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
LIS PENDENs.

EAGLE AVE. e .. between Aeth st ana West-
chester ave- lot 20; Tax Lien Co Of New YORK
AIT Henry w Drogs ct al (amended foreclosufs
OF transfer Of tax LEM; attorney. W Lustgarten'
DECATUR AVE. s, s9i.e ft o OF 2Ootn
St 25x100: William Stahl aRt Annie y AmoTn
et al foreclosure Of mtg) attorneys. bergman
4; Davis.
LEXINGTON AVE. 80: Adelaide Mills sgs
Frederick Going et al foreclosure or mu1'
attorney, A Frank.
18TH ST. 8Os west; George r Fearing st L
agt John p Ireland ct al (foreclosure OF mtDi
attorneys. Strong Cahwalader.
|; 64TH ST, 2c9 East; Mutual Life Insuranos
Co OF New York agt letter Brewing co et ~
foreclosure OF mtgD attorney, L Allen.
JANE ST. 20: Hayward Mahan ast Charles
II Van Den Burgh ct al foreclosure or mtsi
attorney, Cook.
HOE AVE, 1915; Joseph W Husted ast Anna
Kaiser et al (specifo performance); attorney, A
Hutter
HAMILTON. ST, "a: Henry Cans ct al ast
Adeiina Pandolfo ct al foreclosure or mts)i az
tOrnPv i Cans.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04

Spanish Omelet-Chop very fine a stalk
of celery. green pepper scalded in boiling
salt water but not wilted. one very small
onion. one large peeled tomato, with salt
and pepper 10 taste and bare dash of
Worcester sauce. Mix well. put in q sauce
pan and cook until tender in little butter,
say eight 10 ten minutes. The vegetables
should only simmer. Make a six-egg omelet
but do not double the milk Put in plenty
Of melted butter besides what the veg
etables supply. Sir them in we'll before the
beaten whites. put in the bag as quickly as
possible after the whites are added, seal
and bake fifteen to eighteen minutes.
Serve all these omelets with the top Of
the bag removed. the corners cut away
and the bottom resting upon the platter.
They can be turned out, but there Is risk
Of breaking them and thus making them
heavy
Creole Omelet.-This is troublesome but
worth while if one has pretty taste for
cooking. Begin It by frying together two
ounces OF minced ham, a chopped onion. a
quarter Glove Of garlic chopped fine, half a
pint of ripe tomatoes peeled and cut small.
with a little salt and pepper Cook slowly
until rather thick. stirring often. When
like mush add TO the yoks OF six eggs
beaten up with a cup Of milk and very
little -four, salt and pepper to taste ana
half teaspoonful of baking powder Mix
the vegetables we'll through the GEES then
fold in lightly the stifiy beaten whites, seal
in the bag and cook fifteen to twenty MIN
utes.
Copyright 1911. by the Associated Literary
PressD
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
W News Of Intgr9St a.
~ to zW1men V
THE THETFORD KITCHEN
Organizers of Thetford Pageant
Open a Rural Exchange.

A lar Of extra good looking canned
peaches with label pasted on the out
side having the Thetford Pageant picture
of the three green hills and the blue river
curling round their feet recalls TO mind
not only the charm of that outdoor fete
In Vermonts hills last summer. but also
the promise made then SO jubilantly mid
the sunshine and the open handed sum-
mer visitors that Thetford should not sink
back to sleep below her hills when the
pageant was ended. That would be as bad
as for Sleeping Beauty quickened into
life by the kiss Of Prince Charming from
tho city Of gold to say she just didn't
care, and turn over and 90 10 sleep again
Obviously impossible, No Thetford must
be up and doing. She must turn her sleep
ing accomplishments TO account and get
some money cut Of that good natured
prince
So spoke the romantic souls, ~ least.
and they agreed that there must be Thet-
ford Kitchen, a market place for the de-
licious telies and fruits and maple sugar
products In which Thetford housewives
have excellod for generations. Those
matchless iellies, heretofore consumed by
unappreciative hired men. might be sold
in the city for good green dollars. SO the
Thetford Kitchen was orCapized, with
seventy members and Miss Margaret
Fletcher. Of Thetford Hills. as secretary.
Not long ago the FIRST consignment CT
green hilled fruit jars reached this city TO
fulfil a destiny worthy of their romantic
origin. Not theirs 10 huddle ignominiously
on a crowded pantry shelf! They stand in
glory, a wedding present. and the first pro
visions IN the blissful kitchenette of one
who was bride in Thetford last summer.
Such tender memories are awakened BY
those green labelled jars that their CON
tents stand in danger OF never being eaten
unless starvation comes noking it's head
up the dumbwaiter into the abode Of the
happy little bride.
Later consignments Of fruits and vegs-
tables have been put to practical use ~
New York homes. and admiring guests
have sat UP late at night efter one or
these feasts 10 rush an order to the Thet-
ford Kitchen for Some peaches Just like
Mrs Smiths" As yet the members OF
this rural voman's exchange are fllng
only private orders. though in the happy
road which runs through their village
will sobble up their preserves for It's din
ing cars. and when hotel owners who travel
therein will telegraph orders for winter
supplies for Palm Beach and Hot Springs
restaurants. They foresee the day when
Thetford's orchards will redden with i'm
proved varieties Of peaches and apples. and
her back gardens be turned into paradises
Of raspberries. strawberries and currants'
cultivated with scientific precision
Meantime there are those of Thetford
who shake their heads dismally when the
Kitchen is mentioned saying that farmers
wives have no time 10 make money In ana
no spare fruit TO make 1t WITH either
Moreover they feel that since the farmers
have sent their sons and daughters 10 quick
en- the life of the great cities they are not
called upon to make jelly for those cities,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.


SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. =. 215 p o
I72d e.: for Eve sty brk tents. +oysH esc1
Reve-seisel co. 1883 Southern Bou.eEsl1
Owners; Kreynberr Architect 70. 1870 Wilkir
ave. architects total cost. sII3 o0o.
THE BRONX
EAST RIVER foot OF Barrv a.. foe s'y u
stable, "a 10xl23p. Rock Plaster Manufsc'urinf
co. 3s1 4th ave, owners. George Y Pehsm, ~
5th ave. architect cost 5000
wILLMAN AVE. n s. 125 n W ot Mayfocs =,
ave for 2 Sty fr dwig, 2lx4s. Otto Nilson, ll@
Hoe ave. owner. Henry Nordheirn. 1Oss Tren'om
ave. architect: cost. $1,000
SHORE ROAD. 3. 40 r. s OF Orchard Beacn
Lane Pelham Bay PARK. for I sty frame tolle'
station. So 3x246. city % New York, owner
O waldreaon. Clsremont PARK. architect; cost
80 Oo0
VAN C,oRTLANDT PARK, 200 Il Of van
Cortlandt Mansion: l sty brk toilet house, 6I+s
90 City OF New York. owners; A q Wadfeon'
Claremont Park. architect. cost $1,000.
1s0TH ST. cor 30 ave. sty brk stores ard
ballroom. size irreg; Kfllyard Realty co, james
F Meehan s15 Hunts Point ave. president, own
or. Rreyrnborg Architectural CO. 1880 wilkins
ave. architects: cost $4,000
CHARLOTTE 81 s. 100 % II Of Jennings
st: two sty brk tenement houses. 40xsS each {
Dertinger Construction Co. John Dertinger. Lo-
werrc Place president. owner Kreymborg Aroh-
iteotursl co. 1890 wilkins ave, srchitect' eosL
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
SOCIAL WORK FOR NEGROES
Two Sessions Of Those Interested viii
Be Held Here To-day.

A conference Of social workers among
negroes in New York City will be held I'm
the assembly hall of the United Charities
Building, Fourth avenue and 22d street to-
day. There will be two sessions. one in the
afternoon and another IN the evening. and
they will be held under the auspices OF the
National League on Urban Conditions
Among Negroes. The purpose Of the league
Is to secure and train negroes I'm that work.
The opening address in the afternoon Will
be made by DR.. William NJ. Bulkley. Other
speakers will be Miss Carolena NJ. Wood.
Miss Grace p Campbell. Henry Clay Pre-
ton, Ernest Coulter and DR.. ". r. 3. Du
Bois. DR.. Edward Ewing Pratt VIII make
the opening address in the eveninS, and he
will be followed by Dr. William II. Brooks,
Miss Mary White Ovington, Mrs. Frances
REYNOLDS I<eyser. the Rev. William T.
Hayes. the Rev. II. c. Bishop, Dr. Joshua
I. Barton and Professor George +. Haynes.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name snd address Of grantee
Interest . rsr cent unless otherwise stated.
NANHATTAS
DTCEMprR

DECEMBER .
BoWERy cor Hester ~. 56Hloo: John y
Bodin" 20 church Extension ComInitt'H of the
Prssbytery Of New York, Dec I; yrs, AZ por
cent. $4,000 address. "a Wall e'.
BANK ST. q cor Greenwich s. l+x47 2 yrs.
charles = Barclay 10 William T Smith and an",
trustee $3.50 address. 123 Pisrrepont a.. Brook
Ign
TENoN AVE. " . cor t3sth 81. AoxS5 Nov p.
due az Ter bond solomon Wine to Jacob STls
s. ZOO. address. Us South 9th ST. Brooklyn.
MAIDEN LANE. y cor Of Front 81. iax2l
Lane. No i42 i5x2I Dec yrs John \ "a
sev 20 10 Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank.
SIG 500, address 81 Chambers 81
SULLIVAN ST. s. 81 q Of srooma ST. 2cS
rreg Nov p due ., PER bond ponenioo Ro-
SO 100. address te47 Rroadwag.
syLLlyAN, ST g. lco q = n Eroonls s-,t q,
SIS o7o. address same - above
Sullivan ST. . 3 l95 p n of sroome 50.
25vlC0. nov q. due Is per bond. Louis Royespc
to Leonard y rhon'. ir, Of ~. efrs $ls'2""' aa-
dress 1ai5 Broadway.
UNION SQUARE " cor 10Th st. S2xl4t
rricr mtg s2l5.o0oi. Dec I. ". % Union
square 90 70 New Iorl, Trust Co, $500 ad-
dress. 26 Broad 81.
ID AVE, " $ 25 p n ~ 45,h ST. 2jxloo: Dec
,rs. Harry y K,'A IN Eivard Paer. sl4 ooo.
address. 2l9 East 4P'h st
itTH AVE. 8. a. centre line between eo'k
"a tobn i Brennan 10 Leonard VI Ihom. W'
~ a. exrs s. 00o address l047 Br3alNaf.
Sd ST. 2o2 East. 25xlo5 Dec +. yrs samuel 1de,
Koshet2 and ano % Albert G Morsenstein, S1'ooo'
address. ~ East 18th st.
nth ST, 4os West. 25xo2 prior mtg s23 50OD .
Nov 2. 2 YRS Emil Prank 70 Annie Lcht; St,W',
address 20i West Sis, e..
SD ST re to 12s East 3 ST. bT. :: 1SHIUI liy
= ,rs per cent, Frontensc Realty 90 W ~
Real Estate GO, 100000 address, i76 Broad" d, '
t0sTH ST 20i West sty hrk 1OoVloo nnor
mtg $4,000; Dec l. : US per pv,'ii5,,- vSI ana
Construction CO. $1,000. address, e22 Ans'T'
dam ave.
Hath ST. 200 East, 2izloo: ,rs Nov 29'
Nicola Pscorar2 70 Levi Tenney ana aN''
rms. a. 500. address. Montclair. !.
~ 3 ,re per cent. Max Berow 70 Louis
R..ney 81 900 address. 500 Fast i6sth s'
1887 ST rs West 2 'ty frame. lsxse re, &c
American Mortgage %. ssooc. address. ~ Mas
eau ~.
1cgp ST. 4s6 West SKIP. Dec n,tal--
ments 6 per cent Isrni6 Kuretsky 10 i-iuIa ~
Kahn g 600, address. so Lincoln pl, BrooA'
i1lsT ST. e.. 28l q " o. Amsterdam aNs- sr
,ssqj prior mtg sac COO, Dec yr . per
cent John " lleitmann 20 Abraham kofnoiu'h'
Si 600. address. 200 West hin 81
t7sTH ST. p, li5 n of Audubon ave- 'eS
%. pc Yrs. psr cent Elis ! nusffsn ~
Mortimer e. Hewlett and ano Si2 2oco, a11iess'
iiG west l8lst g.
Is2D ST. 554 and 500 West asy7o. uec !
$ Nohr n William N Parke. 50 ioo address
s5i East 10th ~
THE BRoNX
gECk sr v 5. 2l0 n n OF Lonsv ood ave, cox
.,ates 90 Joseph = sitter. siT 500, address li'
West asih -.
,RoroNA AVE. e.a. SEQ n of is3d st ioy
100. due as per bond. same 10 Katharine y
Kasser. sdooo. address. 23Go Crotona ave
CRoToNA AVE. IS aoo n n OF ls2d st. SoH
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

vANDEwATER sr. II 70 q Pose 81, as q
81. Charles Darmstsdt asi Thomas Sreacen
owner. Allied Printing Trades club. con'tacior
$500 43.
TNTERNABF AVE 1913 Max Morris az
Katie Hartmann. owner ara contractor sci 20.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n . cor of lf9th - 1o2i
1IS Grand 60 agt A Fedman construction %
owner. Reliance deatlng co. contractor. $3.50 g
5TH AVE. 5l6 standard Utiy 20 agt Hsr
wei Realty Co. owner and contractor. 1851 es
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
ORANGE HANDKERcHIEFs.

Many Of our sporting fashions come from
England The latest is the use or hand
kerchiefs Of vivid orange hue. Though at
first this style may strike one as being
somewhat extraordinary, there is an en-
tirelv reasonable excuse for its existence
Orange is surprisingly effective with the
ough brown tweed suit. with natural
leather trimmings, which Is the favorite
parb Of the hunting woman.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
OuAlMT MOTOR CAPS.

ntue fur motor cap shaped Tx" the
Holland peasants cap ls the very latest
Just back ~ the little revers there Is a
hand that stretches out into tabs. which
fall almost 10 the shoulders. This is heavy
with gold embroidery and perhaps touch
OF color. The little caps are vastly becom-
ing and thev ~ SO snug that no riotous
wind can find 2 crack m enter
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
ALTERATIONS.

IoNGwooD AVE. n 8, from Kelly 20 Becs
SITS: enlarge 3 sty brk school, 141& &xeoh, BY q
sty brk extension 29lsx18sh: City OF New YORK,
cost. S200. 900.
BRONX BOULEVARD. . 9. iee e . Of 22eta
ST. sty frame dwlg, XII North bronH
Realty Co es2 Gun Hill Road. owner z Mo-
Garry, Barker ave and Post st. architect; cosis
500
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

DECEMBET 2
10Th ST. 3Os East. Michael Christopher &C
Robert Brown 81 al. Nov II. 1911 Sla5
aAMG PROPERTY: Angelo Bottiglien ar
same. Cc' II. 1911. s60f 80
MADISON AVE. 22s; John " sche'er az
Wtherbee Peal Estate and improvement 90
a.. oct IL 1910 S1O3 %
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

one Of the novelties of the season Is the
tailored costume with white trimmings. \
smart touch can be given 10 any suit ~
using detachable collars and cuffs OF cloth
or corduroy. In corduroy large collars of
different shapes. with a border Of fringe
can be bought for 81 eS and 81 So Cliffs
"a match are .s2 %. Ratine collars. also
fringe trimmed, are - % and 50 - and
cuff9 are So %.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
RECORDED LEASES.
win name and address q l',fse
nrCTMRER .

GRAND ST. 4os and 40. all, Max 4 Aaronson
to Jacob Sirs and ano > yrs mos from De
l. 1911. $1,000. address, Go Allen 81
9TH AVE. l37 store and basement, Iomahspk
Really % 10 Waldro & 90. 3 ,rs from Feb T.
1872. So 800 address, Prague. Austria.
lilTH ST, 220 and 222 East. all. Giacinto
Cnrizzo 10 Paolo rs~ullo. YRS q mos from Dee
/. 1911. 80 4e0 address. go East illth Ct.
,11TE ST 800 East. stores. yards and part
basement. Paci1 Caruilo 70 Frank 'sruo yrs
from Jan T. 1912 5000. address. 2p' East li5th
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04

Matched sets ~ pure thread silk In sc-
Gordon weave are frequently chosen ss gifts
for men. a complete set consists Of vest
at SIC so: 2 REFER. $13 30; socks, 81 30;
four-in.hand tie. s. 30 and a bow tie. 81 30
These come in green and black purple and
black and black and white. For Sl5 80 one
can get 2 REFER and four-in-haud tie in
black and white. \ reefer snd four-in-
hand and bow tie in black and white
adorned With some little Roman stripes.
which are brilliant ana at the same time
inconspicuous. are 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04

Fiofenco = ONenbach, exrT. 70 Florence
ONenbach. indiv. = part 81
@sme to Heisn A Harris. = part. 81.
Aaron iano 10 Ceiia Diamond. sss's: 81
Margaret ~ Pudd 10 Frederick Y Eudd
agsfs GIJ 800
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address ~ ri
DECEMBER Q
MANHATTAN.

pANK 81. 90 ISx57X ifreg. Douglas bealty
90 H. irving Judis Building and Continuation 90
(ntg S5 500, NOV 20. 500, addr'sH' VIZ Amsiot
dam ave.
RANK 1T. ps c'r - Greenwich g. liNi1N
i,rsg' M,ui ,ttan Freehold 60 - irving Judis
building and Construction 90. nee ', an liens
500 address, 90 Amsterdam ave.
BANK ST. oB and ps lryins Judis Building
and Constru-tiou 90 20 Charles q Barclay. al
New-York tribune., 1911-12-04

HOUSE FOR SALE. TO RENT OR EXCHANGE
fo- New York City property. az Palisaces
Park X J.: one family, IL rooms, bath, laun-
dry and pantry; also barn suitable FOR gsrage
ali improvements; 30 minutes from New fors, s,
train: big bargain. worth investigating; sec
owner. o. :. SCHULTZ. Grand ave, Paisan-S
PARK y y, or 500 9th ave- New Eork,