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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
IT is UP TO JULIET
Failing to Find Her, Romeo Asks
Her to Find Him.

How shall Romeo fnd Juliet Some
where. doubtless, she exists. that ideal
mate who would put halo round Romeos
life. now being wasted in solitude and aim
lessness. But how 10 find herr This 10 the
question propounded In the July number
Of The Lady's Realm" by a forlorn bach
elor, who Immediately proceeds to answer
his own question. Let Juliet do the hunt
ing Why he thinks she would be more
successful than Romeo he does not state.
but, anyway, he is convinced that Romeo
is helpless and that. unless Juliet comes
to the rescue. the marriage relation Is
nkly to cease.
Perhaps I may find her IL attend So
cial functions" he reflects. We'll. the
Lady Mayoress sends me an invitation TO
a reception: at least eight hundred invita-
tons are sent out; and we shall have ar
ternoon tea together. Now, by all the wis
dom OF the gods. Will ye tell me how to
become acquainted with these smart and
comely daughters OF England3 There they
are, scores OF them, and, I doubt not
scores Of them. like myself, would rejoice
to tie the silken knot No stray glove or
kerchief calls for the chivalry Of bold
quaintance; no designing mamma skies
downward IN graceful sweeps; all is stir
and cold. Oh, 20 maidens, Will ye not pity
us1 There We sit by the side Of Desde-
monas, Portals and Vioas-just the one,
for aught ! know, 20 make life an en-
chanted conflict: rich. luscious fruit, almost
touching the fingers Shall look at you,
viola7 1 look. but there is 10 answering
fash Of a smile. Yet surely I delude my
self with the thought OF an understand
ing between US. Try again; will she think
me rude7 wish were thought reader.
Ali Psychology-the blessed word psy-
chology-perhaps the intensity OF my
thought will pierce the walls OF flesh and
bone. 1 think hard; I say to myself. MAJ
den, I should Ike to know you. But
while ! am endeavoring 10 awaken cere-
bral sympathy Viola rises and passes away
like a queen in the mist with not so much
as a backward glance"
1T would be easier" the article con-
cudes ito ride out on horseback accoutred
In shining armor TO succor a helpless dam
sci than II Is 70 break down the modern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
FINDS MUCH BAD MILK
Committee Reports FrIghtful
Conditions in Crowded Sections.
NO CHANCE FOR BABIES
Cans Alive with Bacteria USED
for Dispensing Loose Milk
in Many Stores.

Recommendation for the Improvement OF
me present system OF milk inspection In
the crowded sections OF the city have been
made by the Committee for the Reduction
OF Infant Mortality after an investigation
Of 49, stores where loose milk is sold Inc
committee found that 70 per cent Of the
shops inspected were in frtghtful condition
and that the milk in most cases showed
dangerously large bacterial count
Investigators Tor the COMMITTEES maze
tests Of the temperature OF the loose MIX
offered for sale and took samples for DAG
PATHOLOGICAL examination. In nearly all OF
che cases the milk was poorly ICED, the
stores and milk receptacles were IN nltny
condition and the milk was exposed 10 art
and flies. IN one store In Rivington street
the milk showed q bacterial count or Ii,VO'-
600 10 the cubic centimetre, seventeen times
the maximum for milk At TO be sold.
This store had not been officially scored
nv the Health Department inspectors FOR
this year nor for the summer OF 1870 de-
spite the fact that two inspections made In
1903 reported the place to be eight points
baIow the required score OF Is, regarded By
,he Health authorities as safe for the sale
OF MIX Inc blOTt ldN Dce44 it+----eNCN ~
sell about $4,000 quarts Of milk without
scoring. Practically the same conditions
existed in stores selling milk in the old 18th
and 18th wards, which have population of
about 5000 babies.
Lack OF official supervision and proper
INSPECTION OF the stores selling loose milk
IN the city. the committee says. is respon-
sible for the improper handling OF milk and
the high rate Of sickness among Infants.
The Health Department. the COMMITTEES
saws. d'd not use 1854 Of its June appropri-
alton for milk inspection this year This
would have been sufficient 70 have PAID
three inspectors who could have scored all
the milk stores IN the districts investigated
By the committee.
The committee has recommended that the
Health Department show greater emphasis
In the inspection Of stores selling loose
milk during the hot weather and that
urornpt use be made OF knowledge tending
"a show the violation OF sanitary rules IN
these stores. II Is also recommended that
perra!ts issued for the selling OF loose milk
~ revoked where II IS found that the pro-
prietors are either unable or unwilling 20
comply with the sanitary rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

10Th ST 20 West: Samuel Shanksr at Joha
Doe owner: Max Shanker and Davis Lawns.
contractors $500 o3.
NORTHERN AVE. n " cor lslst 9. ioo1iooi
weisbsrg-Nark co agt Coiao Realty Co ownsf'
Emanuel Doctor. contractor; SSl ~.
BROADWAY. 2i2s and 2i30; Morrow South
well aRt John Hubert and James stern ovnsfsi
Miller Haas & CO. contractors; s21b
2p AVE, : " cor 2Oth st. sOxiO0; Paul Hung~
AIT estate Of Jacob Schmitt- owner; Pa1l 0er-
ZACH, contractor; s24O
FOREST AVE- $50 20 se3: John cvilc q ers
agt Lewis Realty and Construction co. ovnsr
and contractor; II Greerpcrg Realty co, oWnOS
$500
ibrTH ST, $40 and 542 West: ssras 81 san
Construction CO, owner and contractor; 1000
FOREST AVE- s57 20 se3 David shapiro ass
Lewis Realty co and Grsenb4rz Realty Co. avn
er and contractors; Sis5.
JACKSON AVE. s75 TO s7e; xkhaAl csrusa
agt John Doe. owner; Dante @ Gr.scnin. coo-
tractor. $50.
18th ST, 1g 20 1871 West; Roscoe Lnmo@ O
sgt John Disco Construction CO. ovnr; Jccn
q Olson contractor: sGo4 as
JACKSON ST 8; Greater New York Sash and
Door CO agt Margaret Walsn. owner DoM
. Mullins, contractor; s2s Is.
SAME PROPERTY: sans axt Margars z
Walsh owner; Thomas Duncan. conrActoys
Si56 80.
CoCRTLANDT AVE. SIS; Julius schs,eeru
agt Paul Roth, owner and contractor; S25 70
FREMONT AVE. g, 100 n e Of Jerome ave-
5OxlOO: P Heansy Co axt Han Consractica
Co o,.aer and contractor; Bernard Rusnna' CON-
tractor; sSa3 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

5emi-princess dresses made in Empire
style are the very smartest for young
grls This one can be made as illustrated
or trimmed to give a much more elaborate
effect. as indicated IN one OF the small
views. In either case It takes just the
long straight lines prescribed by fashion
In the Illustration It is made OF embroid-
cred muslin. but the model will be found
an excellent enc FOR all seasonabls thin
materials. II would be lovely made from
marquisette. wolfe or one Of the lowered
nets that are so much liked just now, and
Il is well adapted 20 toulard.
Trimming can be any banding and can
be varied in many ways. Null trimmed as
shown IN the small view and with insets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24

>-orv that the season for corn is here
cornboIdsrs are quite necessary. Made OF
r,,va- plate. they come in sets OF Six and
sell for 81 50.
Boxes Of rufiing. made Of lawn with
lace edge. sell for Is cents box Oh ten
yards.
Guimpes Of cotton net, well made sell
for % cents.
Black satin envelope bags finished with
,oa,,,, s,Ilx cords and tassels sell for 81
Useful and pretty motor honnets MADE
of chiffon sell for s. ~.
Black lawn dresses, simply but styhshly
made. sell for s. "a and are guaranteed 10
retain their color.
Quaint table covers, Inquired. sell LOT -
cents apiece, with Dutch designs.
Slcilian mohair A inches wide, In piach
only, sells for Il cents yard.
Beautifully made one-piece linen dresses
are now selling for So So
Coat suits of natural pongee. Of excel
lent cut and finish. can now be purchaser
for 80.
Misses dancing frocks Of satin messallne
sell for S7G They are very simply MADE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
QUAINT WAYslDE HOUSE.

on the main street OF an artstocratc con-
necticut town motorists and those VINO take
the interesting and popular trolley trip 70
BOSTON via the Old Post Road are charmed
70 ind a quaint new. though old, little place
to STOP for luncheon. In front Of the house
hangs an equally quaint sign Of "Ye Old
Holly House. Lunch and Tea Room. The
house claims 10 be over two hundred years
old. and It looks the part. The attractive
little ENTRANCE. the low ceilings, the broad
eranIace. ALI speak OF antiquity. and the odd
green tables and chairs. the delicate emma
and snowy linen are in harmony with their
surroundings The hostess Is cAaFiN! .li. 2
ness and cookery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
DOG BITES BOY AND GIRL
Two Patrolmen Chase Animal
and One Finally Kills It.

Harry Dean. eleven years old. Of No. 145
Amsterdam avenue. was playing al 14oth
street and Amsterdam avenue yesterday
afternoon, when a dog lesped al him and
sank his teeth IN the boys side inficting
painful wound. Patrolman Kane OF the
West 125th street station, gave chase 70
The animal. but after a short run returned
20 the boy and called an ambulance from
the J Hood Wright Hospital
The dog returned 20 Amsterdam avenue
2 few minutes after he had bitten the Dean
boy and attacked Gorda Larson. four years
old Of No. 462 West 131st street. The
animal sprang at the girl and his teeth
tore the flesh on her right cheek. making
a wound about two inches deep. Patrol
man Leayitt. Of the West 125th street sta
ton. carried the girl to the J. Hood Wright
Hospital. where she was attended By DR..
Harrington.
In the meanwhile the dog kept on through
West I31st street, and Patrolman Rayfeld,
Of the West 125th street station. took up
the pursuit He fired al the animal just
before II reached Broadway. and after the
fourth shot the dog tOppled over dead.
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OTTOMAN CELEBRATION HERE.

On the occasion Of the third anniversary
Of the Ottoman Constitution, Aram Mourad
shah-Mir Effendi Acting Ottoman Consul
General. received yesterday the Ottoman
colony al the Offices Of the consulate, No.
% Pearl street. There was q large attend
ance of the different nationalites compos-
ing the Ottoman empire-Turks, Arnenians,
Bulgartans, syrians. Greeks and Jews. In
the evening dinner was given at the home
OF 5hah-M.r E1endi 10 several representa-
i've Ottoman citizens Of different natona.l-
ues Youssauf Zia Pacha- the Ottoman
Ambassador being the guest OF honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
LIS PENDENS.

ATTORNEY ST I5 and 1877; Williamsburg
Trust CO agt Frank Gems 81 a. (.orec!ogure Of
mtg; attorney " " Taylor
LOT %, map Of Bailey estate. The Bronx:
James Reilly agt Jennie O'Flaherty (,o-eclossirs
o sntg); attorney. " Cameron
i2sTH ST les East Daniel Dcran ast sand
Realty CO et a. Goreclosura OF mtg; sffn~~"vs
II 3 Clarke
MOTT AVE. . cor l44th 81, Iooxioo; South
Side Construction co agt Handy Realty co 81 Al
foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys. Davies Auer-
bach Cornell & Barry.
PERRY ST. 1871 70 1875; Etna Life Insurance.
CO AIT McSweeney Realty Co Cnocce OF levy)I
attorney. Henney.
4sTH ST ga West; Pauline A Drew st a.
ayr Frederick W Fielder tr. st a. (forec.osur oc
mtg: attorney " Borlani
18TH ST 572 West. Nicholas Cavour ass
Jessie zimmerman action 20 compel -xscu-
ton OF lease attorney, II W FIRED
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Seen in The Shops

, but the material is OF at extra good quail
ity.
Petticoats have been reduced 10 almost
nothing Made OF sheer batiste and close
fitting they sell from % cents to & 9S.
Mems suits OF wool crash sell for 81 IL,
and are wonderfully cool and comfortable.
Shirts OF white china silk for men are a
summer luxury and sell for e.
Pillow cases OF linen. handsomely en-
broidered. sell for 81 90 10 81 rs e pair.
Linen sheets with scolloped ends are s 50
a pair.
Imported foulard dresses are now being
sold for s. TO-
Notepaper Of English fabric sells for %
cents box. the box containing ninety-six
sheets Of paper, with the same number OF
envelopes.
Bedspreads OF imported dlmity sell for
81 S5 and 81 80 apiece.
Fibre rugs sell for " ~ In the large sizes
and have excellent wearing qualities
The names Of shops where articles men
talned by sending a stamped anu addressed
envelope 10 seen IN the ShOps' New-York
Tribune. TO insure prompt -ply the date
Of publication should DO given
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OF lace above the tuck Of the skirt would
make a charming dancing frock. Chiffon
could be treated In the same way and
with the frock could DC worn sash OF
ribbon or u draped g!rcle OF soft SILK
Sashes that are tied In straight bows with
long ends at the back are smart. ana
girdles finished with roSettes or bows that
resemble the dahlla IN form are among
tie new features Either one would be
appropriate worn with this dress
For a girl sixteen years OF age VIII De
wide or A.. yards Sc or ~, with 3A yards
Of banding and 2 yards OF edging
The pattern No. 1888. Is cut In sizes
for small women and misses Of fourteen,
sixteen and eighteen years. and VIII he
mailed 10 any address on receipt OF 10
cents.
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly Address Pattern Department
New York Tribune. lf In "A hurry Tor pat
fern. send an extra 2-cent stamp and we
viii mail by letter postage In sealed en-
yelops.
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Of Interest to tOOn1en
C0URTSH|P IN B|RDLAND
Bellies Of the Merganser Tribe
Are Much Sought After.

''In the spring young mans FANCY
lightly turns TO thoughts Of love" Those
beautiful aquatic BIRDS. the American
mergansers. probably never heard this line
OF Tennyson's but their behavior, Ike thar
Of nearly everything else that breathes'
shows what a true line II IS. Though, 70 be
sure, not many persons have had chance
TO witness the courtship OF a merganser;
indeed, William Brewster. who has an
article on the subject in the July number
Of Bird Lore" says that he has been fami-
liar with these birds all his life, and only
one opportunity Of seeing the males pay
court TO the females has been vouchsafed
him. The opportunity came one morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24

me following parcels VIII be sold Al
auction at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. IA and is vesey street. this
week:
TO-DAY.
BY Joseph P. Day.
WOOSTER ST, 22l VS. rs n Of Sd st. ok
7Ls, sly loft and store bldg; L P whtshead
agt Louis Hyams ct all Churchill & NJ attys; e
r Eckey, ref: amt due. sls.S57 IT,
NTH ST. b23 and 525 East s. 24s Of
Theresa Levy agt e West ct al: s Dotten-
$40 81.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1851. " s. 2Oos # Of
man sst " Greene Louis tI'' LvnSs,on. atty
Ryan, ref, amt nfV due. s7'oi5 49, taxes. ETC.
sso4 80; sub to prior mtg OF $4,000.
TOMORROW.
By Joseph p. Day.
BID ST, So. s. 46 II Of Wooster u. 22xTcx
irres sty bldg; vol sals
i42D ST. 375. a. 50T n . OF Alexander ave,
isx5O. sty brk tenmt and stores; z I Horton
ast Magialena Romano ct al " L Snyder.
atty; Buck. ref; amt due. s7,s7s 62i taxes.
ON WEDNESDAY.
By Joseph p Day
ed or 2i2 10 21s. SIS, 200 u W OF Amsterdam
ave. 751loOo' thres sty tennis and stores.
62D ST, 225, &. sT5 It " OF Amsterdam ave.
2xlO0.5. sty tsnint; A A snberberg ast Fried
Roesch. ref: amt due, sI.24s rs; taxes etc. $3.50;
sub to mtg OF $40 100.
DOTH ST, s.. III n = Of Amsterdam ave,
Bank agt NJ str1ssburg ct a. Parker A.
attys; A II Thiery. ref: amt due 81. 26l 50,
taxes. etc. f25 9s sub 20 prior mtg Of $1,000.
WISE AVE, VS.. Is II Of 172d st. 25x1ooI
vacant r a Snyder agt X Parezo Ell a.;
Louis Hess, atty; @ A Gregg, ref; partition
IBID sT, 863, o. 100 II OF Morningsce
Avenue East. 10 sxl0Oil. sty dwg: J Maher
agt II Gracey ct al, z Sweeney. atty; VI
Delches ref; partition.
By Daniel GreervaId
BOTH ST 1855 $, 154 II OF 9th ave, 2eI
%. Q: sty tenmt and sty bldg IN rear: sher-
~ sale OF al right. ut.sy etc, which Earceia
Wolodarsky. attys.
ON FRIDAY.
By Joseph p. Day.
t5D ST. 8 and g. 9. 1853 q OF 9Th ave, AZ
1908, one and one sty dvg, with sty
stable In rear; New York Life Insurance Co agt
L Hoag et al; Cary & c, attys z Dow
ling. ref amt due, Si9s. ll6 80; taxes. etc. S.
e63 80.
GREENE ST. i75 and 1T. s, 100 n Of
Bleecker 81. 40Il00; sty loft and store bldg;
Philip Lehman OF Al agt William Cohen ct al;
Worcester, e :, Rttys; II . HitchklaS. rer,
amt due, $50 277 AZ; taxes. etc 50 80.
2o5TH ST. 1877 Q. s4S n Of Mosholu
Parkway South 25 szl "a. sx25xIsl.i. g sty dwg;
II Lippod 81 al ast Anna D Ambrn et al;
n Llppod. atty: Charles Brandt. ir. ref amt
due, Ss,Os4 81. etc 1892 81.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attcrnsy)
JULY22
~

with and address o. IenceT
JULY22
MANHATTAN
4orH ST s. i25 Il OF &th ave, 25xss 81
rn'v . 1903; James D Hague 70 william Adams
Brown: $4,000: attorneys LORD Day LORD
20 Wall st.
57TH ST. 10 East, a. 25x1oo5 May 70. 1903;
Ma5el Decker TO ,e SoS GG s aoqss Msrr
Rogers, l2s Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; May 10, 1910; 10 Da s
9TH Street co to Roar o1n-, Rev a Val 81 ''OO
AID ST. n g. i4i West, lsxl005; June I, 1908;
Charles 4 Murphy and John Brasier 70 Ruth
A Johnstone 5000 attorney william whey
shaw IS Wall ST.
ESD ST, n T. al u " OF Park ave, isxloo5
Dec %, 1905 John Brasier and Howard 90 o
s W9Sq wood WOOD. Cooke seitz. So Wall
GOTH ST. $40 East: Jan 10. 1908: Isna si
producing mtge by order Supreme Court sd'OVo
attorneys KGrznan & Frankenheimer, %
Broad 81.
Santo SAVING 20 Itasn-American Trust Co
81. 800; attorney. Edward A IsaAcs q Will
lam st.
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 30, 1893; Emily l. L
@ ana CHARLES Basssler; S2l. 600: attorneys,
Myers, Goldsmith & Bronner 300 Broadway
sTH AVE, 223, 22.sxlOO; May "a. 1901 E1a-
ma Connor 70 the Greenwich savings 5anH. ~
500; attorney, George @ De Witt, - Nassau 81
SAME PROPERTY: July IL 1908; same to
same; $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY: Aug s. 1904 same to
same. 500
isfsT ST. 9 :. 1919 n Of 9Th ave- 1873
20 IL: Oct l. 1903; Maria T Higgins 70 2 and
Fannie b Rogers exrs, 81 500 attorney, ADDISON
Gardner, 146 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
LOT 40. map Of 81 lots on 18th and 18th SIS
vvaLaesIS 2SxiOO. Oct / 1907. Albert " Herche
% the Eurska Cooperative Savings and Loan
Association. ST. 900; attorney, John Davis 40
Wall ~.
lot 40 map whitehall Realty Co. White
p,ainE ave betweeu 234th ct and Nereid ave,
JuIy a. 1908: Matthew Robinson 10 Agnes Nc
Ginty. ss4O; attorney, Frank L MayhaIn- 80 Mas
sau
LOTS S and 8. Block =. same map; July -
1908 same 70 same; 1920.
WASHINGTON AVE. iT7+ s, 2a.sxl2o; July
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FROZEN WATERMELON.

Frozen watermelon Is refreshing des-
sert at this season. Cut melon into long
strips. Remove tho seeds. cut OK the green
rind, and cut the edible pink part into two
inch squares. Put them into freezer, and
pack In ice and salt Let them stand for
about an hour. as they ought MT to be
frozen too stiff. When ready 10 serve heap
the melon high IN a picturesque glass dish.
A light sprinkling Of sugar and champo gne
or some attractive wine may be added tc-
fore freezing.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

wDSTCHEsTER AVE S. whole front b.
tween Kelly and tiffany SITS. 243. ixT7. i0x irreg
100. American Real Estate CO loans Winnie ca
s157, 600
LAFONTAINE AVE. VS. 1875 z n OF i1sSa
AZ. 81 8xiOO Prospect Investing Co leans Weller
Meeker Realty Co So, 900.
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ON FEIDA 7.
By Joseph p. Day.
RECORDED LEASES.
C"ith name ana address Of lesses0

C"ith name ana address Of lessee)
JULY %
CANAL ST. III (alD; Emma HOPPING 10 Sam
uel Wessorot. 8 yrs and mos from March /.
1911: 81 COO address i0i Stanton ST
SPRING ST. l51 corner store. etcD; william
Ascoli 70 Pietro Petrno 10 yrs from Aug I,
1911 $500; address, All West Broadway.
Sd ST. So East (aID: Max Foldwasser 10 Lena
Adler; yrs from July Is, 1911; Sc, S4S; address.
233 East 9th e.
4sTH ST. 252 Eas, CalD: Paulins cahnvin 70
Mathilde Dorraz. yrs from May l, 1911: 81, 900;
address 252 East 4Sth St
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIgNa

152D sT s. z25 q Of courtiantt svs<
yohn p Mason azt LongreIlov Realty Cnrpora~
ton e, Al: Jan IT. 1911: $50 90.
DECATUR AVE. cor 1919 ST. EctS
Fireproonng Co sgt Pirk Realty Co ct al Tune
49, 1911; g5c5
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

KINGssRrDGE TERRACE " g. 10 = -
23Oth St I've sly brk dwgs, Is. lox35 each:
Loring Realty CO. Arthur We!lwood, LIB A.
Grews ave. president owner; Vreeland 1ols
Jerome ave. architect; total cost, $500.
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ERATlONS.

BROADWAY n " cor Bath 80. % an II ry
orsce bldg. william R H Martin, Greenwich,
Conn. owner; Townsend. stein!s & Haskel, I'm
Broadway. architects. cost, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24

II. 1905; Elisab.,ha Nsixel 10 Frans KanisnoMvs
81. 900; attorneys. Amend & AMEND AA'
st.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE Alb WELL AS
reliable concern VIII lease cold water tene-
uents in Manhattan Address all commurica-
tons 20 DAVID VOGEL, 1913 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A CONSIDERABLE DEMAND is BEING
made FOR two-family houses in Long ISLAND
and The Bronx n you have such properly
for sale we can give you names OF prospectus
purchasers with whom YOU may deal direct
Write W c. REEVES & CO. ia East 23d ST..
New York. Dept z
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantesl
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated)
JULY %
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE, iT2s; Ialy n All usn,
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold In the Vesey
Street Room This Week.

The following parcels will be sold At
auction at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room, Nos. IL and is vesey street. this
week:
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received az their Uptown ONCE.
No iSe4 Broadway, between Seth and 87th SITS,
until 9 o'clock . n. Advertisements received st
the following branch Offices az regular once rates
until o'clock 2. m. viz. pa sth ave :. :. cor
23d st: l5s 9Th ave, l2th 81. lOa East l4th
81 25T West i2t 81. between 7th and sth aves
26S west f25th 81; l035 80 ave; 1928 "a ave-
near slst 81. i7Os 1st ave. near seth St ibI
East I25th ST. 1856 fremont ave. SO 80 ave.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
59-5I ORCHARD sT.-rwo we'll lighted. VEN
tilated lofts. 50xsTi. feet: possession August
I. Inquire Z. RIDLEY, SO Allen 81. suo-oase-
ment @ 30 10 80 D m. or write.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24

BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY, IS az
OF New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad CO. l9x379x irreg Percival Maggie
% the Harlem River g. Port Chester Railroad
Co: July q 81. go 20; address 10 East 45th 81.
CROTONA AVE cor Of 1891 81. s5x3s;
Charles Lembach 70 c Lembach; July p. 81.
address, 22S4 Crotona ave.