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New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address % srantee.)
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER %

with name and address ot grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER %
MANHATTAN.
PARK AVE 7 U cor OF i06th s.. T5x25
lprtor mtg s24. oOo) Sept 90 due March %.
1913 8 per cent; Channel Realty and Con-
struction Co 20 Bertha Wolt, $1,000; address
1913 Boston road.
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg s27, ooo) !;
Sent 20: demand, per cent: same 20 Minna
Fried: 81. 900. address 40 West e5th ST.
10TH ST. n $. 1875 II OF 7th ave, 4sx91
Cprior mtg $500 sept 10; due as per bond
S28 600; address. So south 10th ST. Brooklyn.
2sTH ST. s1s and 321 East 35xes; sty
brk (prior mtg s4l. oo0); sept .; yr per
cent, East 29th 81 CO 10 Stevens Constructing
Co. 81. 600. address. 90 East 42d ~.
29TH ST 227 East: sty brk. 25z197 Sept
%; Yrs, "A per cent; Joseph Personeni %
Charles Dorm and ano; $4,000: address 8sh
THE BRONX
BAINBRIDGE AVE, S04O 25xloo; Sept 3;
? yrs per cent. John A Fleshenstein 20
julius Wolf: $1,000, address. 40 Edseeomos
BATHGATE AVE, :, 1ss T. OF 179th St,
isx93: Sept %; 8 yrs; '4il per cent Louis
Haeuisch 70 charles Dorm; s425o: address,
361 Sd ave.
BEAUMONT AVE, n cor Of 1s7th st.
1O0x50; Sept IS; due as per bond; ssnerio
Scalzo 20 Mary Flynn; $4,000; address, S4l
East t1st 81.
CAMBRIDGE AVE, ooas, 2511oO Cprior
mtg Ss.5 5000; Aug 15, due FEB Is. 1912; - per
cent. D'Ambra Construction Co 70 Jacob
Mandelbaum. $500 address. S54 East 5oth
81.
SAME PROPERTY: July Is; yrs, So per
cent; same 70 Daisy z Booss; $500: address,
Long Branch. y J.
BAINBRIDGE AVE, 8040, 25x10o; July IS;
2 Yrs. 5ia per cent: same 70 same; $500;
address, same az above.
CANNON PLACE. g. 73 ~ Of 23sth 81,
ok irreg; Bailey ave, s, 295 n or Heath
ave 50X100. Miriam ave, :. 26S u or
i70th ST. 5Oxs5; Sept 10, due, etc, as per
bond; Tessier Building CO 20 Iiinke Iron Co;
sl2. 500, address, 534 West 56th 81
DAILY AVE. n a cor OF 1soth st. 100zss
(prior mtg S45.0OO); Sept %, 3 yrs. per
cent: Krabo Ernst Realty Co 70 Elizabeth
stelnmetz. Ss 900, address, 9l2 East 1922 81.
CLIFFORD AVE, s, sos It Of Balcom
ave 25xIOO: Sept I; yrs, "a per cent;
Mathide Anderson 20 Elizabeth X Dooling;
So 500: address, 179 East SOth 81.
HUNTS POINT AVE, g. 1o2 u Of
Seneca ave 25xl44 (prior mtg $40. 000) Sept
81. due Feb I, 1913: 5H per, cent Broad
Realty Co 70 Charles friedrich: s25OO'
address. 100 Beck 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

the material illustrated. but nirhtgowns In
these days are made from many different
fabrics. The model is adapted TO them all.
and very pretty effect could be obtained
by using fine cross barred muslin for the
gown and cutting the yoke from allover
embroidery, finishing the edges with band
Ing, either OF lace or embroidery, as liked.
For the medium size Will be required STs
yards OF material Sc or ga yards A inches
wide. with yards OF insertion and yards
OF edgirg
The pattern. No 7.l05, is cut in three
sizes-small "a TO Sc bust measure; medium
81 TO 40, and large. l2 TO 44-and will be
mailed to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
Please give number OF pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern. De-
partment. NewYork Tribune. II in hurry
for pattern send an extra 2-cent stamp, and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER q.
MANHATTAN

SEPTEMBER q.
MANHATTAN
BROADWAY, g W cor of 15Oth 81, %. i1xi25:
Feb q, 1910; Cathleen Turney 20 William Jay,
executor; 500 900; attorneys, Jay Candler, ~
Wall RI.
PARK AVE. cor Of lOsth st 75l1x25;
M4y no. 1909: Jenni kuretsky 20 Bertna W OH
$4,000 attorney Edward A Isaacs, p William
street.
18th sT. 227 East. 25xl97e June IS, 1904.
Joseph porsoneni 20 Charles Dorm and JACOB
schmitzer. SO 900; attorney, Dorm, l4l
Broadway.
qsrH ST. SIS. $50 Il n Park ave, 25x1OO1i,
Aug f5 1904. BENJAMIN Roseufad 10 New York
Savings Bank; $4,000. attorney, John N'h6fr'
THE BRONX
RATHGATE AVE. S. 1869 p : Of 10th 81.
foyq3. July 10. 1898. Henrietta Schroeder 70
Charles Dour and Jacob Schmltzer: 500 at
torueys Rooraem & Hamilton. 100 Broadway
PRISTDW ST. 1875. g. 81 n n q Jennings
sf gOyfOO. sept Il 1905. Frederick s Cusick 70
John III a. Hohuhorst and Catherine Cook. 81 =
600. attorucv, Title Guarantee and Trust co, lIB
Broadway.
LOT 25s. map OF Arden property, East Chester
and West Chester: Oct IS 1895: Augustus
Boorkel 10 Annie V TAYLOR; 500; attorney, J &
do Ia Mar. 10 East 125th 81.
BRYANT AVE, s.. 25 4 ot jennings ST.
9OylO0. April 10. 1911. Malvne Guttman 70
Jackson Associates; $1,000. address, 81 Mas
sau So.
LOTS 677 and SIS map Of LAconia Park
Wl.llamsbridge, each 25Xl0O Jan 20, 1898; Helen
Douohue 20 Frank q Mayhem and ano. trustees. /.
500. attorneys, O'Hara Brothers. -Ooth ~ ana
Webster ave.
LOT 80. map ii8o, OF Hunter estate; June .
1910. Frank Carucci 70 Hudson P Rose Co. $500
address % West 45th 81.
LOT s91 n 8gs, map 1878 OF Lohbauer Park;
June lS. 1908. Tuben Realty Co 20 Clarence
Davies: 81 500: attorney Lawyers Title nsur-
ance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
LOTS AL and 472, same map and date; same
20 same: S2S7.
LOT 457, same map and date; same to same;
S25j 30.
LOT esS N 29l. same map and date same 70
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co and ano
sSOj
LOTS 412 and 415. same map and date; same
10 LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO and
ano: $50 20.
lot 473 10 40 same map and date some 10
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co and ano-
81 pa.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co and anoi
SC72'
LOT 4f4 70 4l6. same map and date; 10
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co and ano;
S94J
LOT s97 10 300. same map and date; same to
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co and ano'
s79s. address. 100 Broadway.
NELSON AVE, 1868 to 1874: mtg on fixtures
March II. 1911: 81 Francis Realty 60 70 II
Mace & Co: S574: attorney. Lawyers Title lnsur-
auce and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
NELSON AVE, Q = 1O411 II = OF 16eth 81. 4ox
1O7 * irreg; Nov H. 1910, 81 Francis Realty co
10 schmitz & Eulenstein. Inc; $1,000. attorney
Albert / Phillips, 20 Nassau ~
1G2D ST. SGS and $50 East 100 II Of Pros
meet ave; mtg on fixtures March ~ 1911; Fred
erlak Z French 60 10 Consolidated Chandelier
Co. SG7j.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Frederic dc p Foster 20 Frederic de Fos-
tor and auo trus. s25 GOO.
Frederic DO j. Foster and ano, trus 10
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co; $4,000.
Lawyers Mtg 90 10 Edwin \ Ely: $1,000
Matilda Iaudsmau TO Morris Steinbock. 81
Same 10 same. 81
Manhattan Mortgage 60 10 Guaranteed
Mlrt1dge 60 0f New York. So 500
Same tu Edward n Carter, 81 400.
Same to Charles - Edmonston. 24oo
Brown Weiss Realities Corporation 10 John
j Davidson. Sl.OOs.
Wslburgl Breigei 10 Eugenie Specht.
81. 100
Mlrr a Dorm tn Empire Trust CO, $3.50
Sam Froilus to Bertha Wolf. $4,000.
Marie kralr 20 John W Muth. 81 900
Agues Nichols 90 William Beaman. $1,000
E.nw1 o. Weick 90 Title Guarantee ana
Trust Go. ~
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
Seen in the Shops

pink chambray and sells for So 20. Besides
the shocked yoke. Il has no trimming but
a little, fiat, turnover collar and cuffs OF
Persian lawn edged with hand made lace.
Dresses Of white batiste or Persian lawn,
with yokes and wristbands shocked In
colors, are So 50 with plain hens and IS 80
with fancy feather-stitched hens. These
feather-stitched hens make a pretty trim
ming for the bottom OF a little frock, ana
one that is more serviceable than insertion
or hemstitching, either Of which is likely
often TO suffer serious injury from the ac-
cidents that befan small toddlers.
pretty bishop dress, which may serve for
a first short dress or may be worn by
children UP TO two and three years Of age,
is s37 with a plain hem and 81 70 with
fancy one All these dresses are made 20
order at any time at the prices given, the
materials used being the best and finest
and the work exuuisitely done under
strictly sanitary conditions. A few models
that are slightly shopworn can now be
bought AT from 70 cents 10 81 less than the
regular prices.
An attractive gift for a child Is bib
OF fine huckaback. with hemsttched edges
and row Of tOys-roosters, soldiers,
horses and so on-worked in cross stitch
across the bottom. The neck is bound with
linen tapo which also serves for fasten-
ing Tho price is g.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

Lace was never more used IN fashion
able gowns than II is now, and women
who intend buying any should have II real
II possible. for not only is real lace source
OF ioy as long as IL lasts but II lasts much
longer than the limitations. In one shop
where nothing but real lace is sold, all
the rarest and most costly varieties are 70
be found, as well as many pieces that are
very moderately priced Among the recent
arrivals are some yokes in various shapes
OF a pretty new lace called Melon, when
sell for IS 95. Old laces are repaired and
remodelled at this shop.
Many women have disliked the snowy
hatpins which have been so long in vogue
and win be pleased with the advent OF
some that are in keeping with the smaller
headgear fashion has decreed. They have
little silver heads set with different com
binations Of rhinestones. pearls and vari-
ously coIored stones, and as the shafts
are also small. they seem exquisite, fairy
like things I'm comparison with the for
midable weapons generally used TO safe
guard smart head coverings. The price OF
the pins is 81 90.
Shocked dresses are quite tho smartest
thing for the little folk Just now. One
shocked model which is especially suit
able for "A boy. as il has touch Of mascu-
line severity about II, is made Of blue or
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The u.GHtgowu that is made with round
neck and shaped yoke is a new and at
uact.ye one. This one shows the yoke en-
brodered iu an effective but simple design,
while the trimming is lace insertion and
frg. The embroidery, OF course, is not
Necessary, for the yoke could be CIT from
siover lace or from allover embroidery.
or it could he made OF the material and
trimmed with iusets Of insertion. The
gown is slipped on over the head and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
SMART SERGE FROCKS
Contrasting Materials Produce
MANY Novel Effects.

-Na one-piece serge frock. which has
,,oa % be regarded as necessary part OF
--o-,ar s wardrobe, whether for summer,
..,,+sr or between seasons, is to be seen
-, N a number Of striking forms. II is
.s..r made 70 look surprisingly different
80, the models Of the spring and summer
g, che addition Of some material that con-
.-osts sharply IN color with the serge,
..aIcb is still. as a rule. dark blue or black
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
BIRD SEXES WRONG FINGER
Central Park Macaw Samples Lad
nirit Instead of Dainty Cake.

While visiting the bird house IN tne EN-
.ral PARK raenagerie yesterday one Of
ror,,, n Youngsters tried to feed lady
enger 70 a big white and yellow rnacaw.
The noisy bird grsedily TOOK ho4o Q, uH'
finger that had surreptiious!y inser'en 'h'
delicacy between the bars or us caseiv iv,,,,
vail that could he heard out IN rith
aven,Ie brought Donald Burns. the keeper
an fire run. Standing in the MIDST OF =
group OF excited lads was the BOY VITO no.
Dozen different versions Of the attack OF
the lad by the macaw. When ne exaniihsan
the bows Gnger he found a painful wounui;
ia p,s glad ~ escape with a repr;mand
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH sr. 3iT 10 45i west. Foriham stone
H,n1vatiug 90 agt Francis carpenter owner
George Leonard. contractor $40
g8D ST. l35 and i37 East. Eller Manuiactur-
ule 80 art r8th.rins - Johnston, owner. Alex
aulor List d sons. contractors. $40 5S
iC5TH ST h. whole nont between Flndla,
and Teller ltes lS5 2x0i tNl6o 3KloS II Fetrf y
Reilly q Bro 20 agt Haddeu Realty 90. owner
and contractor. s4d5 9'
1911 ST. S. i75 n W Of Broadway, i25E
90. IL Norwak Lock CO - sidney beneiiek.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

10sTH ST. 3 s. 298.5 Il . Of "a ave- 7aexlSo.
two actions: Dry Dock Savings Insttutlon ass
Israel Lippmann - al foreclosure OF Two hIsS'
attorney, r M Tichsnor
AVENUE 4. VS. 4O5 ~ OF 67th 81 Sxlo
American Female Guardian Society and honiS
FOR the Friendless agt Milton shYerInan et -
(foyeciosure Of mts); attorneys cary q |~''o'l
ACADEMY at. W = 100 n Of seaman az,
5O,,i573. Mutual Trust Company OF Westches.-I
County agt Augustus Kranich et al tIofec.os"'
OF Mtg; attorneys. Dexter. Osborn x 5Ioinii.s'
AVENUE A, cor s7th s., 20 91iVVS ,.or xs~
York Ilfs Insurance CO AIT Milton NJ Sh,
man ct al (foreclosurc Of MTG; attorneys cdIS
& Carroll.
WALTON AVE. " s. 1896 u ~ is4th ~
10 1Ox06G. william Ollendorh syt IlDet.y I.y..., ~
,.os,Iny "a a. hi foreclosure " mtg Attorney
u Robi'zek
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN
WEST END AVE, s . cor Goth st; for u sty
sprt TOxiO2 2. Eighty-sixth street and West
End Avenue Co Wall 81, owner; Mullksn q
Moeller 103 Park ave, architects; cost, So23 900.
HoRATTo ST. 105 and 107; for sty cold
storage bldg, 80. 1xsis Y 4 Hoffman. %95 btoad-
vay, owner; J 9 Clover, l66 state ST. Brooklyn,
architect. cost. $4,000.
AID ST. n s. 400 Il W Of 5th ave: for IL sly
once bldg 7sx2OO 10 20 43d az Aeolian co, 392
bth ave owner; Warren q Wetmore. East 3Sd
ST. architects. cost, 100000.
THE BRONX.
GERARD AVE, : rs y Of i5Ith 81; FOR
1 stv frame she'd sOx24 Mcguire Brothers s45
Walton ave. owners W Reid. l025 summit
ava. architect: cost. $500
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

throughout the country tic changes in tenn
perature will be slight
q winds along the New England coast win
bo moderate southwest. probably shifting 90
north Monday night middle Atlantic coast, light
20 moderate south aud southwest. south Atlantic
coast and east Gulf coast, moderate east. west
Cuff coast moderate east ana southeast. on the
lower lakes. moderate variable becoming east
and northeast, upper lakes. moderate northeast
and east
steamers departing Monday for European ports
will have moderate variable winds and overcast
weather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special LOcalities.-For Eastern
T,nnsyIvanis. New Jerscy. Delaware. Maryland
and tho District 81 Columbia increasing eiouci-
ners. probably followed by showers. tonight or
Tuesday. cooler TUESDAY. light 10 moderate south
81 inds
For virginia. fair to-dSs Tuesdi' unsettled
probably cooler northern portion. Esht south
winds
For New England. showers and cooler in
northern, pronably fair southern portion to-day
TUESDAY probably fair. cooler eastern and south
err portions moderate sUuth winds probably
Sitting TO north tO-night
Tor Eastern New York probably showers and
cooler IN northern and FAIR M southern portion
today. Tuesday unsettled ana cooler. Eght 70
moderate south winds
For Western Pennsylvania ana Western New
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

Highest temperature yesterday. 'b deg eos hi
2 20 p M. lowest ~, average ds. average for
corresponding date last year, 60 average for cor
responding date last thirty-thI-e Years 90
local forecast. Fair to-day. Tuesday unsettled
ana cooler. light 70 moderate south Winds
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

GANsEYOORT ST. 90 and 92 White Com
tracing Co agt Julie NJ " Grant et al; Sept is,
1917 (by bond; 1858 10.
s6TH ST. % 10 81 West. Plstt Iron Works agt
Fackner-Coates Construction Co ct al; April TO-
1911 S226.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

18TH ST, 75 to 70 East TO thr.s sty ana
tesement dwgs L Bell Is East ll6th st.
on ner: Bernstein & Bernstein. "a East 23d 81.
architects cost. $50
20TH ST 3O3 70 3i3 East; 10 a hospital: New
YORK Post-Graduate and Medical School and
Hospital. premises, owner; McKlm Mead &
White. lG0 9th ave. architects; cost, S6,OOO.
TIE BRONX
f52D ST. SIS 100 Il W OF Prospect ave. 10
sty frame dwg 20x50 o E Tickhoff, s54 East
lg2d ST owner; John 0 " Ruhl, 3l32 Decatur
ave architect; cost. $1,000
10TH ST 458: to a sty hrk tsnmt. 25y75;
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
LIS PENDENS.

Peter Luderrann, on premises, owner; o Rsiss-
mann, 30 lst ST. architect; cost, 500.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

owner: west 13sth street Realty CO. owner and
contractor (renewaD. s375.
MADISON AVE, n e cor 66th 81. iOo.5x1Oo;
Henry Huber Co agt Parkview co, owner; Johl
J Kuhn, contractor (renewaD: 81 769 50.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
with name and address OF lessee.

with name and address OF lessee')
SEPTEMBER %.
LIBERTY ST. 55. basement; Liberty Mas
sau building co 10 seburzo Liberty Tower
Restaurant CO; II yrs from Dec l. l9ll'
81 500: address. 45 Nassau ST.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1880. store bake
shop. etc: the Leo Co 20 stephen Keil; yrs
from oct 1. 1911: $3.50; address. 1880 Southern
Boulevard.
10TH ST, s33 East all; Louis Warsky TO
Harry Picower and ano; yrs from oct l.
1911; 5000; address. 759 Home ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
EXPLANATORY NOTES.

Observations taken at 3 .. M. 18th meridian hme Ar
pressure rednced to sea level
sobss continuous lines pass through points Of ea1d ar
pressure ,-,.-
so,hems dotted lines pass through points Of equa TEN
.,,e dawn only or zero freezing o. and 100 degrees
q Clear; O Partly Cloudy o Cloudy. X Ram; Snow
M pepon Missing. Arrows iiy with the vInd
Fiysi figures indicate Temperature second Nhouf petp-
tson OF o. inch moe, for q hours ending O. m yes
terqsy hifd wind velocity ~hen 10 Of more miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

Local Official Record.-Thc following oftoial
record fIom the weather Bureau shows th"
changes in temperature for the lest twenty -four
hours. in comparison with Oh" corresponding date
N ItaI -aaI-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

!, up a. The neck boy means OF HDDoh
'aoed urough Sits worked foD the puI-
...' put the back is made in two pieces
IN. shaped seam that gives exception
~, staceful lines The elbow sleeves are
eo 70 the armholeg. Fine nainsooh 10
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
ON 4 OECJA 10
AT Il vESEY STREET
Rv Joseph p Dav.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
sOTH sTREET-William wolfs Son has
sold for Mrs. Winnie Peters No. 10 East sOth
street, four story business building, on
lot 22xl02.2 feet, 20 George Ludwig. and has
resold the parcel 70 n client who VIII make
extensive alterations and occupy g.
nth STREET-Frank J. Griffin has sold
No. 322 West 18th street, a four story dwelling
house, on a lot 22x1022 ? feet.
7TH ETREET-Osiel Touster has sold 40
- 7th street. four story dwelling house, on q
lot 25x9T.3 feet, 70 IsidOr Kaudel for S3l 600.
THE BRONX.
AoUEDUCT AvENUE-Tames j. Etching
ham has sold for Charles SDIlner 40. 1928
Aqueduct avenue, a four story apartment
house on a plot 42E115 feet % Christian
Frank. The house IS one Or a row or three
recently completed By the seller.
TELLER AvENUE-WnIam VOLTS Son
has sold for George Ludwig nos. 1889 and
12H Teller avenue. two three story brick two
family houcas. each 25x10O feet. 20 Mrs Winnie
Peters.
TIFFANY STREET.. " Mosauer & CO..
have sold for the Csona Construction Cont
pauv 10 Charles l. StaEer 10. H98 TIdanr
street. "A FIVE story apartment house. on pI"t
4OviOS feet. The building is one ~ n row m
twelve apartment houses now in coufs" or
erection.
10th sTREET-Clement IT. Smith has sold
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
RECORDED LEASES.

for n client the two family house NO IIV ba''
10Th sreet near Mapes avenue
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

we will mail by letter postag. in sealed en-
velope.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
Monday, Ssp. 2o,
1911,

York local rains and cooler to-day. Tuesday un-
IUtled. continued cool. moderate northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
sFPTFNTRFR 90TH 1911,

on SEPTEMBER 30TH. 1911.
ia open FOR Inspection the high class, per
fectiy developed and unusually attractive
waterfront Park" -
.fWAMPAGE SHORES"
on Manhssset Bay, sands Point. L. i.
r R. Statiou-Port Washington.
Two vears' work and a large expenditure OF
money have created ideal conditions FOR homes
on this beautiful little Peninsula, Which
strstches far out In the broadest and most
picturegoue part ot Manhasset Bay. NO de-
veopnnent Of similar completeness and AT
tractiveness has ever been attempted IN ne ne
neighborhood OF New York. WAMPAGE
SHORES. with one mile OF beautiful beach.
with no road or reservation in front, makes
ovrnarship possible OF a type OF property win
grivate beaches heretofore only within reach
Of the very wealthiest.
write for Map and particulars and see
8 OsGOOD PELL & CO,
To, 6ei0 Brvant 542 Fifth Ave
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25

Oficial observations taken az United states
weather. bureaus ~ p N. yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Hammer
This Week.

The following parcels will be sold at auc-
ton at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. IA and is Vesey street. and
the Bronx salesroom. 40. 3lS Third ave-
nue. this week:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
EAST SIDE.
43 East 9Th ST. Near ks.l Madison
WEST SIDE.

QUITE DISCOURAGING (!
MTNTS something alrays lackng-f not
one thing. then another Not 50 with ours
we have New York's most complete. up-to-
date cornodious 2-3 room EITCHENETTE
SUITES. FIREPROOF BUILDING. Detached
maids rooms or maid service Rent s700- 5000
VERY DESIRABLE FOR BACHELORS
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
REAL ESTATE.

An OFFICE MAKING a SPECIALITY OF
building and permanent loans wants i MAJ
largely acquainted with buildersi one ha.l..S ,
rate parties making permanent loans tor a
FIRST class man. generous remuneration viii oe
given together with the privilege or drawing
arrnnrt r Room 40t. ll61 Broadwl-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
WHY WAIT TO BUY
YOUR HOME?

Our houses are right where the subway WI
bardwood trim. parquet floors, tiled bath; &c;
fare: 30 minutes from Park Row; for only S@Oo
"a sh. balance same as rent. CONTHAC4OF, boA
r-rl,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
I A Years Age To-
81 From The Herald OF 4o-
This Date 1897

j.. T. Macarthur. of TuIarosa, has re-
moved to this. city to engage in bust
ness.
The early evening and Sunday clos
ing movement continues to gain
ground.
Henry Bench. the engineer killed
on the Corralitos road. was buried to-
day in Juarez.
The cloudy weather usual at this
time of the year has come. and a cooI-
er atmosphere has come with it.
A. p. Coles has sold 80 feet of block
26, Mills map, to William Gumison, for
$1,000, and the purchaser will i'm
prove it.
The gambler claims that business is
dull With free gambling house on
every corner there is not much show
for the licensed gambler
A large number of FL Paso's ne
gro citizens are urging the appoint
ment of w. H. Scott. of this place, for
the position Of consul to Madagascar
Lieut.. Moore and bride left over the
Santa Fe this morning for Missouri
where the groom has military school
detail. A large party OF friends ac-
companied the couple from the post to
the station and pelted them with rice.
Fully three feet of silt has settled up
against the. Santa Fe levee, between
mud there is within four feet of the
top of the levee. This is the case in
other parts of the overlooked district.