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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-02-25

Neither Of US had stirred while
Brodsky told us his tale. Once or
twice had caught CLEANS Of emotion
in the strangers eyes, but we had
listened silently, absorbed by the sim
pie story. And neither Of us could
have been able to doubt it.
It had grown SO late even the lights
Of the hotel had been extinguished
The night air blew softly upon us
from the broad bosom Of the lake and
seemed to bear upon Its breath some
odor of lingering roses. The stranger
rose, came toward the doctor, and
took him by both hands.
You have unWittingly given me
back my faith, z he said. For I know
now who it was that my wife called
upon when she lay dying, and why.
and who it was that called. You gave
her to me. Ivan Brodsky, have you
forgotten me r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
OTHER LEASES MADE YESTERDAY.

Hell g. Stern have leased for the Empire
Holding Company the seventh loft IN ths
new building they are erecting az the north
east corner Of Madison avenue and S2c
street 70 Eugene Zaiss & Co; for Henry G
Lytton the eighth loft IN No. 20 West 2Otl
street for the estate Of Charles +. Hon
man the eighth loft in No. 10 to % West
18th street for the Broadway Improvement
COMPANY the seventh loft in No Sn to So
Broadway TO the Greenstein Clothing Com
pany, and for II. G. Coogan the fourth loft
AT Nos 6O4 and GOO Broadway
The Frank T.. Fisher Company has leased
for Eliza Downing the four story and base
ment private dwelling house No. 10 Wes'
SIst street for term Of years.
Webster y. Mabe & Co. have rented the
first lott in Nos IS and 80 WeS 18th street
through George ". Barney TO Henlein &
Greentrec. dealers in cloaks. suits and
dresses
Edward Margoes has made the follow
ing leases IN No. % West Dist street
Ground floor stores TO Adeline X Robin
son and the Manhattan Steam Dye \ orks
parlor store 10 j. COIN, and to Mrs,
Morton an upper floor
ogden Clarkson have leased for The
Duross Company the top loft al Nos. IA ano
149 West 25th street 20 the Newton Com
psny for term OF years.
Senior & Stout have leased the four story
dwelling house No. 20 West 18th rtreet u
Elvira JanssOn, and No. rs West 1871
.treet A four story dwelling hOnse n
Mario Ollitrault for q term Of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14

One black velvet suit with d decidedly
dashing air has an underskirt and coat
trimmings Of brilliant Scotch plaid. It
Is no small quantity of the plaid that
shows for the velvet skirt IS cut away in
front almost up to knee height, and the
collar, revers and cuffs are large enough to
balance the display Of color at the bottom.
A little black silk braid is added in such a
way as to give something of a military
effect.
Some less aggressive black velvet suits
have cloth underskirts In fashionable blue
or purplish shades, which show only for a
few inches at the bottom and at the sides,
where the oversklrt is sashed and slightly
cut away. The coats Of these models are
rather deliberately braided with black,
mixed with the colors OF the understands.
In combinations of cloth and velvet the
positions Of the materials may be reversed,
the velvet forming the underskirt and trim
mings of the coat, while the main part Of
the suit is cloth.
\ contrasting underskirt rs not, however.
| a necessary part Of the fashionable velvet
| costume. and il is possible without it 10
/ get some striking touches OF effects. One
costume Of black velvet is plainly made,
but a big revers of purple velvet, edged
with black silk cord and a narrow fold of
emerald green satin, gives a touch OF nov
: pltV and chic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
cNith name and address Of purchase
SEPTEMBER ~.
MANHATTAN

BLEECKER ST. 2e7 and POO. = cor Of Bar
row St 391 irreg. Abraham n / Levy 10 Rosa
Levy Gntg s1G,50o); May 10. 500 address. go
West ll5th ST.
GRAND ST. 800. n cor Of Eldrdge ST. 25xs7;
Barnet Klar 20 samuel klar. sept II; Z part
SlpO: address ilG4 9Th ~ brooklyn.
GRAND ST e. cor Of Eldrdgc 81, 2jXs7;
Isidor Lewk0Witz 90 Barnet klar Gutg $50 900
sept T.. 500. address, llCi 4Ith st. Brooklyn.
ST NICHOLAS PI. "a and 81. 75xi0O. Frances
Glapckopf to Jacob Ganckopf m'g SIS poo .
Aug 81 81. address. $50 Hunts Point I'd.
sTH AVE. POO 25xl0O; Hugh Roberts %
Eighth Avenue Mission tmtg So r00l, Aug q.
SiCO; address, $50 s'h ave
3sTu 81. s. s. 800 n 81 Sth ave 2IX9s.
Helena VI = Lndcmann 60 Katharine + i.inde-
mann. SEPT L.. 81. address. Yonkers. y.
18TH ST. 81 ana 800 East. Fl, brk. 5GSl02
Nurcl Y Spencer 10 william J. Haywood (tntg
s27 600 Aug 10: 81 address. Wynf9te. jenkins
/ town. Penn.
ssTH ST. 49, West. sly brk. lCxl0O. Nellie
MsckiIin 20 Mary + Keyorcy mtg $4,000
sept u; 81 address. l65 West SSH ST.
If5TH ST "a TO IS West. q stv brk 54slu0.
Eornm Realty 60 10 Dean Holding Co. Aug nj
(mtg 500 600. 500. address. BIS Grand a.
18TH ST. II s. rs Il ". Of 5th ave. iCoN9e.
William z jackson 20 Elizabeth Realty co: sept
II. 500. address, - William st.
THE BRONX
ANTHONY AVE. " :. lG2 II Of lsith -.
25xg4; John Gallagher TO Annie Gallagher. sept
49, 500. address. 1892 Grand boulevard and
Concourse
BRYANT AVE n e cor OF Jennings 81. 25x0o:
Aoela II Harrington 10 Joseph and Patrick J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name AMI address OF lender attorne
SEPTEMBER 10
MANHATTAN.

AVE b. q T. 250 n r OF Irving 81. 2jxlo0. sept
10. 1909. Annie smith 10 Fanny NcGay. 50
00o. attorneys, Whalen y Dunn .o3 Broad
way.
"a 1871. Michele Coupuccio and james Riccio -
Alexander Lesser. 500. attorney Morris Con
nor 233 HivingtOn -.
DIVISION ST. corner clinton. 81; mtg. or, fix
lures. etc. Aug D. 1911 : Finkelstelu 70 Isaac
Schuiuan. 81 GTs. address. III Bowery
GoI-VERNEUR II. q cor Of Madison -. -
x:,T fx73 Hx37.I !. july 20, 1901; Abraham Vein
Carten and au0 90 American Mortgage CO. Sli-
900. uttefneys. Bowers * Sands. II Nassau "a.
MORTGAGE on personal property. DEC 3. 1910;
Alexander Ungcrer Co. Jacob BIotie, $50; attor-
nov. Les Schtanren li6 Nassau II.
PARK AVE 9Jl: mtg ~ personal property
March H. 1919; A..NandCrr EPthshD.Is L" fl'ra
ST NICHOLAS AVE. u cor idith st. LOG X
t5a ixlr9' 1ixi2i. 10. May q. l9lI. Octav Land CO
To- Newton HOLDING co. $4,000 attorney. + u
Gethin, ~ Park Row
,r,,i Iuiy ~ 1910. Elw J Nehrenberg 90 Eh,cr
Wehrenberg. 5000 attorneys Llefs 40
beriey. 30 BroadWhN'
10TH AVE. n " cor OF gan - 3'bXlO0. Dee
y. 1905 Dnflar Realty CIrpn 10 Harp IomP
Uos. 81 o,e 70. attorney MAJ Marx. l2s Broad
way.
7rH ST. 5. 7l3 It OF Ave G. ilNis. ..
July >. 1876. Lille BerSrr 20 EiNina Jaehson ~
al. s.. 500. attorneys. Cross a aneudaip. tA
nm 81. 2io West. i7Gxsl sept 70. 1906.
Martha Hinton 10 james l. Htists. 'M. ec
81 90: attorneys. Mclaughlin q stern. 10 VIII
lam 81.
DAD ST gls Ussr. mtg % personal property.
Sent 10 1910. Nellie Brennan u Jeanne Pha-
dsien, $3.50. address. 3lo West @'d 81.
18Th ST. o. West Tl1ss J amman . W. ~
sttorneys. Hsrfh & Towne 25s Broadway.
9th ST. $50 West. mtg on personal property.
Jan 4. 1911: Cathanne Michel TO It barthoio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
REALTY NOTES.

regular meeting OF the West Side TAX
payers Association will be held this even
ing al No 267 West 34th street Reports
of various committees will be made, in
Guiding committee on nominations of Of
fcers and delegates for the coming year.
The charter revision comm see VII! also
report fully upon special features OF the
proposed charter which vitality affect the
interests Of the property owners. The
Budget Exhibit proposed TO be held at No.
800 Broadway in October win be fully dis
cussed.
Carl Ebbighausen is the purchaser of
the three lots on the east side OF Plympton
avenue, two 70 feet north OF l52d street
and one %. feet north OF l72d street sold
recently by " J. Huston & Son for Il
client
A. II. Miller. not Muller. is the pur-
chaser Of the dwelling house No 30 West
nth street
The Harlem Property owners Associa-
ton will hold a meeting at No 1i7 East
125th street this evening
The governors of the Real Estate Board
4 Brokers az a meeting held Tuesday.
disapproVed Of the prop sea new charter
for the city At the same meeting Fred
erick Pfomm was elected q member OF
the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
PROPERTY NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE SOLD
Parcel Comprises Two Four Story Buildings 23d Street. He al
S25000O, Acquired by the Seller in March
GETS LONG LEASE OF AsToR aaD STREET BUILDINGS
mtg 500 com: 500 address, 1915

Toye Sept IL mtg $40 co~ 500 address ITO
Nyse ave.
BRIGGS AVE. :, 355 IT $ u 1e4th s. 1872
William Quinn. referee, to Fredsricka hnoce''
Aug 20. $1,000; address Willard ave. Hollis
BROADWAY. n s, 1ss f. W Of Terrace View
ave. .5xloo; Nellie Mahoney 70 city Real
Estate Co; Sept .. $780, address, lI6 broadway
DE MILF AVE. n s. 90 II OF Pell pl 3tx
l2i De Nit ave lo2 {! oS 81 Pen fm, g $1,000 tsS5
Sept u; 500; address. 1891 Nysc ave
HUGHES AVE, 2no 25xs9; Russo Brabra
Realty CO to Alfonso Esposito Gntg Sl3.5O0);
Aug / 500; address 24lo Hughes ave.
LOTS =. 70 and III and lis, map Of Ruser
estate; Alfonso Esposlto 10 Russo Brabra Realty
Co: Sept IL, SiC0. address, 625 East 18th ST.
MONTICELLO AVE, e $50 It Of jefferson
ave 25ylO0: Adulph Brauner O. AdomsH Lotz'
Sept y. 81; address. 244l Silver st. Brooklyn
LOT i4s. map Of Mapes estate: The Bronx;
James Kearne referee, to william Z Eich~
mann; Sept 10: loo; address. 334 East aOto ST.
PARK AVE, 5. iG2 Il 5 Of 1884 ST. 12xl49,
Kitchen Improvement co 20 Clinton Mackey
mtg $1,000; July II, 800; address. 25 sth ave
Brooklyn.
ROGERS PL e = $50 II n OF Westchester ave.
50x90: Rogers Building Co 10 Rachel kantor;
Sept mtg Si3 C?s); 500; address. 22I West
TIEROUT AVE. 24sG sixioO. Wakefield: Park
Realty Co 10 Home site Realty CO mtg $4,000;
May 3: 81.
TIEBoUT AVE. PAYS. six1oo: same to same
Gntg $4,000 May :; 81; address 3l4 Madison
ave.
WISE AVE. 1918 2oxlOO. Patrick J Toye and
dno 10 Adela VI Harrington. Sept IL. 81 ad-
dress. li7s V;se ave.
WHITE PLAINS RD. g. part OF lots 90
and o.. map OF Nashiugtonvile. i0y irreg.
White Plains I'd w $. 1870 n n n 23ath ST. runs
to William W Penheld; Sept is. 1907 500: al
dress. Wakefield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
UNLOCKED TOMATO PICKLE.

For uncooked sweet tomato pickle use
one peck of ripe tomatoes, eight large on
ions, fiv. large red peppers, four heads OF
celery. one cupful of salt, four cupfuls or
sugar, two tablespoonfuls Of ground mus
tard seed and d quart Of cold vinegar
Chop the tomatoes and onions together
Mix them well and sprinkle them with salt.
Let them stand over night. In the morn
ing drain them In a bag. Chop the celery
and peppers and then mix them with the
tomatoes and onions. Add the sugar ana
mustard. Then pour the vinegar over all
and put the mixture into jars. Although
uncooked, the pickle will keep long time
without spelling If carefully covered. The
recipe. which comes from an upstate house
wife. vas published in The Tribune
year ago, and IS repeated by request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee,
SEPTEMBER IL.


AUDUBON AVE- 3i7 (store. etc): Frederick G
Hobbs 20 Joseph Hlrbig and ano; WIS and 4
mos from oct ]. 1911; $500 70 5000. address. 81
Audubon ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1901 store ana CELLAR.
Martin Tngrich 10 Charles H0lscher yrs froa
oct / 1911 $1,000: address. as West i4Oth -.
COLUMBUS AVE n c cor tc9th q (store. etc)
Leon Sobel TO Fritz Trosselt. yrs from MAY !.
1911: $1,000 to 81 600; address. 2c90 Tiebout ave.
GREENWICH ST. 1ss and 100 Cstore and base
menO: Levi 4 FeSsenden to William - Sulson,
= vrs aud mos from Aug ]. 1871. $500. al
dress, 5Gl West 18th 81.
MADISON AVE. 147l tstore. ctc) Joseph J. =
MAYER 20 Edward Staplstuu: yrs and II mos
from Aug J. 1911, 81 $50 10 $500, address, 1871
Madison ave.
WILLS AVE. 81 south store and CELLAR.
Joseph Goetz to John j Thie. yrs from May
J. 1911. SJ64. address. ?N2 Willis ave
WASHINGTON AVE, l5ss AIN, Beatrice
Vornow To solomon EisHit. yrs from MAY T,
1911: 5000 to SGro; address. 1855 Washington ave.
I'D AVE. 1920 1slD: Joseph II Beams to Rich
ard Relss. yrs from sept |, 1911. 5000 10
s. 800. address. 100 East lOoth IT.
9Th AVE $50 store and BASEMENT. Ryan K
Stevens 10 Pickslay & CO.. 10 yrs from May !,
1911. ST. 600 10 $1,000. address. $40 9th ave.
40 ST. 1872 East (store. etcJ: Andrew Muller to
William Rocsicke. yrs and mos from Dec I.
1910. 81 l52: address 1872 East 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
LUXUR|ES OF THE FARM
City Woman Finds That They
Have All Gone to Town.

1T had always appeared to me-" re-
marked the fat dweller, that the one
mitigating feature Of being a woman on a
farm lay in her ability TO revel in all the
table Injuries for which we city people
have to pay such fabulous prices Not one
Of us. i imagine. but has dreamed Of some
day enjoying the choicest fruits and vege-
tables from her own garden, tender, fresh
and dripping with dew, not forgetting an
abundance Of new laid eggs and rich, yell
low Jersey cream.
i've been visiting onya farm this sum
mer and have come back sadder and wiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14

II was a farm not run as fad by mill
ionaire who was looking for a place to
spend his money. but as a profit making
business by some Young married friends of
mine, who left the city In order that they
might bring up their children under more
healtltul conditions. ! mention this last In
order that you may know that my friends
were people with city standards Of what
constitutes good living.
But do you think We Toasted OH the fat
Of the land? Hardly. II was just re-
peated instance Of the saying that the
shoemakers children are always the worst
shod. When the city papers quote eggs as
being 20 cents a dozen do YOU suppose the
farmers wife proceeds 10 regale her hungry
family with omelets and angel cake? When
IL is possible 10 reap fancy prices for early
green corn. string beans and fresh peas,
would IL be natural TO suppose that the
farmers wife keeps all these dainties for
home consumption? Not a bit Of It. While
her city cousins arc rejoicing in the ad-
vent Of spring. which brings with II a
tempting display Of crisp. fresh vegetables
at the corner market, Mrs. Farmer is feed
inc her hungry brood with canned peas
and beans or with the poorest products OF
the garden which her husband would stand
no chance Of selling to any one else.
The trouble is, we city jewellers are not
accustomed 10 regarding farm produce as
part Of the farmers stock in trade. We
would not expect the wife Of d small shop
keeper 10 help herself To the most expensive
articles in the showcase Tor purposes Of
her own adornment. We could quite expect
her TO hesitate before calmly appropraung
what would In course OF time he turned
into money 10 pay the rent And that is
lust the situation which confronts the
farmers wife; # she INDUCES in whipped
cream desserts there will be less butter TO
he sold in neat little creamery packages
later on. SO the children are taught to
enjoy stewcd California prunes which are
quite as healthful, after all Instead OF
diet Of tender Young brOilers, corned beer
and cabbage is made to suffice. Every
thing salable is promptly sold.
Altogether, my summers visit has cured
me Of any desire to get back to the land
unless I can take plenty OF money with
mo. When | am so aWfully rich that /
can raise my own poultry, vegetables and
fruit and eat every bit Of II up, with never
81 thought Of market quotations, wen ana
sood-then will HE me 10 "A farm. TIL
then 7 will continue to live In fiat and
watch for specials in canned goods adver-
Used by department stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos II and l. Vesey street
b. Bryan l. Kennedy.
GREENWICH ST 100 T. 994 II OF
Bank ST. IL 6x54x41. 10x725 TO JOS and 10
Bank st y 3l.3X irreg, vacant; adjourned 70
sept 81
GREENWICH ST. 762 W s. So n Of Bank
st. l7.Gx33.5x irres, vacant adjourned TO
Sept q.
18TH ST, sos, p 5. 70 # 9 Of "a ave. 19a
x1001l: sty tenmt; sold 20 Alexander Toft
FOR 81 $50.
b.. joseph =. Day.
1880 ST, A.. ;. 40 Il OF Madison ave.
2Ox99.1f sly dwelling; sold 20 .MaIy Dot
bins for $500
BY Daniel Greenwald.
MANHATTAN AVE- 8 cor 10TH Il ok
90 sty tenrnt: Sherif's sale Of all right
title, etc, which George Herring had on June
30 1911 or since sold 10 Emma Nicken-
h.ieer FOR so coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
Of Inferest 10 Domen
BLACK VELVET SUITS
They Put on Various Characters
with Their Trimmings.

No one who is not well acquainted with
the miraculous powers Of the designer Oh
fashionable costumes would ever nave
imagined that the velvet coat suit for TINS
autumn could be so different from the one
worn last year as it has proved to be. Inc
suit of last year. usually dark In tone'
with fur trimmings. was distinguished py
its quiet elegance-unless, perchance' the
skirt was so scanty as TO destroy thls
effect. Now, however the velvet suit even
when IL is black, acquires an entirely DIFF
ferent character by the addition Of all
sorts of colored trimmings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

DID STREET-E. II. Ludlow & Co resod for
Charles I.aue Nos 12s and 1870 East 23d street
two four story buildings on plot 50x9s. o feet
The purchaser is client of Karl limestone
who will make extensive alterations 10 the
buildings. The property is - feet west Of the
southwestern corncr Of Lexington avenue. The
parcel WAS held az s250,000 by Mr. Laue. who
acquired It last March from Cornelis Prime.
103D STREET-Jennie karlinsky has sold to
a Mr. Sonkc1 No Do East 1880 street. FIVE
story tenem01t house, a lot 25X10O feet be
tween Second and Third avenues
I'D STREET Potter q Brother have sold the
four story dwelling house, No. % East 73d
street on q plot II 6xl022 feet, between Madi-
son and Park avenues
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Ennis a. Snnott
have resold to investor. through Porter &
Co, No 1888 Amsterdam avenue, a two story
business building on lot 25xloO feet, adjoin-
ing the northeast corner " l4Sth street. The
sellers ACQUIRED the property in July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14

on the south side Of Hoyt street. between
Sd and 4th streets, Brooklyn. Inc prop
erty consists Of two five story hathouses'
on plot l9lX3i feet.
Burrill Brothers have sold the three story
and basement dwelling house No. $50 4th
street. between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues. Brooklyn, on lot 9Ox95 feet, for Titus
Batter to a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14

The tiny young beets that are so dell
cious in pickles make a good salad Will
Young onions and green peppers cut in rings
one or two nasturIum leaves may be
added II desired Serve with French dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

VIM Lloyd. exr, to VIM Lloyd trustee $4,000
same trustee, 10 Sarah Higgs, trustee: 81.
Forty-seventh Street Mortgage Co TO Farmers
Loan and Trust Co; 500.
Harris II Urls to Casper Polz; $500.
Hyman Shstzkin to Casper Polz; -
Ruth Rosenberg to Whippe Security 20
81 ,52s 90.
smith Williamson to John Bussing: 5000.
Manhattan Mortgage 60 to Guarantee Mort
EARNED Friend to Annie Forman; 81.
irving Ecksteln to Morris Ledermsn;
''i Hyman shatzkin to Alfred Frankenthaer; 81,
Margaret l. Conger 10 Albert f Hagar. trus-
sheriff Babcock 10 Nathan wise: $4,000.
Harris II Urls TO Alfred Franlenthaler; 81.
WIN Gleason 10 Mary Lutolfi $500.
Samuel We'll 10 Max Tauzer: Sl,2cO. 1000.
Allen I Miner 10 Hermine DebroVsky, S22,occ.
Mary . Miller to Isadore schnltzler, one
quarter part; $1,000. 400
Morris r Stang TO Frank W Bruins; 500.
Mary G Stewart 10 Eliz Webb; $1,000.
standard Trust Co to VIM Cox: 500.
Levi Tenney and ano. trustee, TO Alline +
Combined Real Estate Interests to Harry
WIN Gleason to Fannie McGay; $1,000
Same to Felix Lussier; $500
Fredk a Phster to Mortgage and Security
Title Insurance Co OF y TO Ellen + Scott
ana ano trustees; $4,000. Co.. =, o,o
DO witt Flanagan and ano. trustee, TO
Csussen-Flanagan Brewery; 81.
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECATUR AVE. 5 cor i99th st. 5oxloo;
Jacob White agt Pirll Realty Co, owner and
contractor; 81, 220.
4rH ST. Nos 1872 and 1874; Thomas z Cook Cook
sgt estate of NJ BSokrnan'. owner; samuei
Bookman. contractor: SO IS.
ssTH ST. No 70 West; same agt Samuel
Bookman. owner and contractor; sl59.
1ilTH ST. No 257 West; same act Book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANiAITAN,
ROWrRY W r. 30 II OF Canal st; for =
sty theatre and an 5 sty office bldg lOOx2oo .
TO Elizabeth st; William Krsmer's sons Realty
Co 80 Bowery owner: w McEhatrick' 'oI
7th ave. architect total cost, s3-0'"o'
THE BRONX
STARTLING AVE = 9 cor Of Sand st; for sir
2 stv dwlgs 2Ox5J each: Cecilbert Realty CO. j
West 34th 81 (Frederlck Ecksten presidenp'
owner and architect: total cost. $500
WASHINGTON AVE. :, 1909 II or li1n
ST; for two sly brk stores and tennis, Joxs3s
each: L & Construction co Isaac l>ader, l>5o
Clinton ave. PRESIDENT, owner: Charles VI suaup'
I47 4th ave, architect: total cost, Sso0Vo
1s3D ST. : $. PIG II " Of Prospect ave: for
a sty brk store and tenmt, 32xs5; giuseppe
ramura 2T37 Decatur ave. owner; FREDERICK
Jaeger All fremont ave. architect: cost $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
ALTE RATIoNs.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY. "A ~ cor 81 24th 81: n a.
and basement hotel Francis s Kinney e.,a,.,
% William ri. owner; W Hemstrosi jsS ~
ave, architect cost, $4,000
GREENE ST, $, 100 ~ OF Bleecker 81. =.
g sty loft bldg: J Tishmsn, y Wen e0,h a.
owner Meyers, Union Square West. srca.-
tect; cost. 5000, ,,v ppoxx
Union AVE. ., q Il Of l5Jth 81: "a , 4
uv brk dwlg 20x4s: Louis Schiller. az IVES,
10th ST. owner: Louis A Sheinarlt 10, Bower.
architect: cost, s'p.
LIS PENoENs.
WASHINGTON AVE. 2ls7 and 2Is9. two ~.
tons: Thomas Is Birohsll agt susan steers =.
al Cforeclosure Of tno mtgs; attorney. VIII.
ianson.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n cor ss,h 8.
75 Sxl0O: Martha w Faikinburg sr Mary :
Moore ct al partitions attorneys Roe Hayes
18TH ST. rs. ~ e. Of I<noz ave; M
1 ksT Ro. ct al foreclosure o. "'''' ''' O''''
% AVE. vs.. 1871 Z, q 18th 81. 2SIio;
Merritt Wyatt sgt George W Essers II Al
foreclosure Of mtg; ATTORNEYS. Jones 4 carls-
ton.
COLUMBUS AVE. so4 Annie BsaeTdorf az,
william Egner 81 al foreclosure q 10
mts,c: attorneys. Deyo Bsueidcrf.
cAMBRELLENG AVE- e., le.2 Ut, = y
I,rsadw.U ct al foreclosure Of mtg, attorney. "
Cooper
xrr. AVE. 1889; James McEschen al
,,thmr schre,ner 81 al foreclosure o. mtg. at
,orney Byrnes.
uoNUYwELL AVE, W 8. 357 q Of l7ss
~ az 1xiOO; Honeywell ave ?. %. y 4
iTsth Il, 80 1xloO. DAILY ave. = ~ .1
i.s,h q, n 3xSO: Michael Altieri 81 Al ayi Mer
riyais Realty 90 action 70 declare deeds SOel,
attorneys Menken Brothers
I'D AVE. 1912 and 1919 P so,e,t Of III, sa:
os New York agt Cn lat. N''''' ''''''S "
,evy1; attorney. & ) whitman.
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..,.,. o,,n... Canine, BooNnan, contrac-

man estate. owner; Samuel Bookman' con''''-
tor; $40. ~,
143D ST. No 5sI West; same az. or,rsc,oT.
S35. ,,, 49,.
SEVENTH AVE No 342: JACOB u. H,1.sf oa rs.
Albert J Adamson. owner; James Mc1"''' '
tractor: $50
10th ST. No esi West; Wilhelm kocn as'
Barnard Realty Co. owner; Won Dis 600 20 ~
ING and Decorating Co. contractor; 80 ."
239TH ST, $, go n OF Keppier ave, pa
100. James MsrtineIli ast Annie Coooan. ~" cnn
payiS Cobban and Raffaele Borreh' CO"
tractors. $50.
f4TH sT. No Gil East: Barnet Miiler ~
Rosario Spina and Carlo Orrico o" .aen anu
Contractors. Maria " Spina, owner; gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-14
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company has bought
from a client Of F. Suhr the block front