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,-.,red we're Miss EtAe. Barry
80. lima AbarbaIeA, Miss Emma
Mrs. Leslie Garter. MISS Elsie
L''.--'-'r ,l,.. laura Hope Crewes. Miss Emmy
Ja"'. Mics Elsa Ryan. Miss Marguerite
w Mics Louise Drew, Miss Christie
81 H,r5 Miss Con tance Collier, Miss
W l,.,,l Miss Frances Rms, Miss EDITH
J'i'' -. Miss Syhil Carlisle. Nine. olive
-all.,s Miss Emmy Dest.nn, Nine
en- Homer. Miss Geraldine tarEaT, Miss
L-,l' 10 I,,-,ia Miss Bella Alien. Miss Be.la
li'' F-Drf-o CaTaso, William Collier
Alo. -. 80 D'Oraay. Joseph CawthoEa.
Law poa Charles Stevenson and Ed
''l,.o .-.,r,onts we're represented by Richard
-, Dads. Augustus Thomas JAIME
- lii' ,''''a Fgvcrt Hughes, Charles Klein.
VI parker. Edward Sheldon, Henry
LOUIS I,,es paul NJ Potter Edwin M.-
AftAL. avery Hopwood, Gc5r=. IL.
10" - H. g. sheldon. Pau! Arm
bl'-u''' N s. Mcclellan, Eugene Walter.
siIoIb' ,-,..so,r Edward Kuc..oah, Victor
Heh'y ,rss RiGa johnson Young Miss
f'' "'', ~ zf,vo. Mrs Kate Doar las Wig
'l"' - To,ue Blair Parker Mrs. Mary
sA'' ,,,sr,u. Miss josephine Preston
80, and David Be.asco.
FeaSo(y ',.-y -, he audience were Dr. Nicholas
o'"e.7 ,,,lcr DIT John Il Fln.ay the
Au'' eti-tney Grant. Henry ". Taft,
rev. ,,,ca Gibson, Norman Hapgood
LhaI'r9 %, areyander. David Blspham, Pro-
JohH r,sireeld Osborn, Charles II, Rus
les7o' ~ rda Tarbell. william Harris,
5el, F-obman. william a. Brady 3D. ".
i-' ,'..,s T. Mackay Franklin Sargent
raE'5 - Harrison Grey Fiske, Guuo
h'" 80. aud auGT,as DlpUei
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-09

figure OF any consequence, but the coats Of
tailored costumes follow is curves now, in
stead of persisting, as they did In the
spring, in being perfectly straight, regard
less OF the form underneath. These curves,
be It understood are after the order Of
those of the Venus OF Milo. which, in the
unenlightened past. some persons thought
were not curves at all, because fashion
demanded in woman's figure something so
much more pronounced.
In hats, as usual, there are extremes OF
all kinds. as well as sensible headgear.
Some of the models for motoring are es-
pecially interesting French women incline
more and more TO hats for this purpose
which are not distinctly different from their
ordinary millinery. Perhaps this is because
of modern life that motor millinery Is or
binary millinery. One entirely practical
little motor hat. which IS at the same time
Charmingly chic, is a twilight gray tOQue
Of velour plush. a material with a long,
thick pile. resembling fur. Tho only trim
of gold. silver and coral. 4 very striking
model is a sort Of mercury hat of white
satin, with little brim which has blacl;
velvet lining. At each side the brim rolls
up slightly. and a backward pointing velvet
wing grows out of its edge. \ big white
chiffon veil properly accompanies this hat.
More exclusively for motoring IS a large
Empire bonnet TO match blue motor coat
trimmed with green 1t is beautiful enough
in color TO atone IN Iart for the offence Of
cCnCeaing almost entirely the head and
face IL protects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-09

6.- Drain them and toss them in butter
q a little cream. adding a seasoning OF
salt pepper and a tiny onion. Serve them
very hot and garnished with parsley For
rerietys sake the onion may be fried In
butter, the butter thickened to very thin
Paste with -four and given q delicate pi-
olancy with few drops OF vinegar, thus
forn,ng a delicate coating Of sauce over
III. lentlls 4 little stock may be added
one desires a more pronounced gravy
Curry may be added to lentils tossed in this
fashion with butter and fried onion.
4 dlshful Of cold boiled lentils may be
tuned into a salad. Drain them carefully
"a place them on the fee 10 become very
nd Add onc-eighth Of their weight IN
thy onions, cooked, and an equal amount
celery. Heap the salad I'm a pyramid on
Platter. garnish with small beets and
over with dressing. a boiled salad dress
IFS often used for this purpose.
Until soup may be made about like an
ri'nary bean soup. and it IS Of course a
vhoesome dish. An English cook book
yves the following recipe: Soak the vese-
able as usual over night After draining
Ut II into a kettle containing either water
q stock About three pints Of liquid is
J,,d 10 every CupfuI Of lentils. The fatty
E-rd IN which pork has been boiled is sug-
l,s,,d by this authority as an excellent
rock FOR such a vegetable. Lentils are so
kh IN rutriment that they do not need or
tnary meat stock 70 improve them as so
rany vegetable soups do. TO the soup add
II or eight sticks Of celery. two onions,
Hs carrot. one turnip, a crust of stale
tsad and a bunch Of soup herbs. As soon
s. he soup reaches the boiling point skim
= the thick. dark scum that rises 10 the
vrface and assist the rising Of the scum
b throwing in a little cold water once or
,yice Draw tho kettle containing the soup
tvard the back Of the stove and let the
sgD simmer slowly for four hours or until
es lentls arc perfectly soft. Pour the soup
no sieve Reject the herbs, but press
o, beans through, at least as much as viii
8 through without difficulty. TO make the
,1ss easier % sift, pour over It every now
I'd then some Of the hot liquid to thin it.
i.i tho soup on the stove again to reheat
he boiling point. If too thick add little
isisr or milk The milk is considered pref
sltle by many but lentl soup being rich
Z protein does not need milk 10 enhance its
pgs. Stir the soup frequently 10 prevent
'-Iipg
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
OCTOBER Z
MANHATTAN.


1o6 Orr irreg; Josephine Del Drago to Broadway
Variety Co; oct 2: consideration omittea' ad-
CROTON. ST. s 2. 214 II Of Amsterdam
ave. 25x irreg. Croton st. 8, 23S II OF Am =.
stcrd1m ave- 25Xs6; Nassau Mortgase 40 800, 70
Anna Rush (mtg $1,000; oct - SlVJ' Huu'eSS'
$40 West 1S4th e.
EAST BROADWAY. ia. 21x75: Fannie Jacobs
to Jacob KATE; Sept 10; 81; address, l-5o MAUI
son ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Katz ct al to l4 aI,9,
man Katz estate; Sept 10; 81 address, ia last
Broadway.
LUDLOW ST o. 251s7; Fannie oS Jacobs cot st. TO
acob Kat; sept 10: 81: address. 1875 Madison
ave.
SAME PROPERTY: Jacob Kat. ct al to Lipp--
man Katz estate Sept Il; 81; address, ia Last
Broadway.
MANGIY ST, 25. 25x1oo; Ada n Park, to r
Willis Heard mtg $4,000: sept /: 81 aua'ess'
Savannah Ga. 80
P1NEHURsT AVE, ; cor l79!h st. I 1ooSlo2
Mundon Construction Co TO Monterey IroIs 70 ~
Co Gntg slGj COO: oct Z; 800; address b2'
I'D AVE. e s. % It Of 18th st. 2szso; Henry
Krauss 70 Pauline Krauss' oct = 81 aauios'' 80
East l2sth 81.
Meier 10 Advocate Realty co (mts $4,000;
oct g. 500; address. so Broadway.
54TH ST. ua West; stv brk stable 25xl0o'
William ] Quincer 90 John r Brook mig Sll'-
OO0l: Nov H. 1910; 81. address, Pelham y.
18TH ST. 100 10 100 East; sty brk. ooElU-i
Henry F. Hodge ct nj To James q Mcclure d Co;
500: address. 30 Church 81.
ssTH ST, 443 and 445 East; g sly brk' ,.- 4QS
1901 Israel Berkovitz 70 Esther lsosennerg ."'s
S47. 0oW: oct g, 500: address. West l2vth ST..
10TH ST u $. 80 IT Of sth ave. 25XlO0,
Catlarlue BoetWick 10 frcdericl. q FORSTER NhtS
81. 5uU: oct &. 800 address. 2fe West Sith So.
1iSTH SIT. q West sty brks 22lGo' Iailip
Levitt to a $ Realty co mtg S23,t10' oct o.
500. address, II Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY. A S Realty Co 70 Hen
rietta Levitt mtg 27,7JW; sept 81; SloO' ad-
dress. 1911 Madison ave
120TH ST. il3 East; sty brk 2lXl0O; i20th
man 10 Sophie Bruckman (mtg S2n,brWi oct -
81; address 2IS LenoX ave
TIE BRONX.
COLLEGE AVE. 1878. 20xsj. Mary Wallace 70
Christina Clemens mtg $1,000, sept ~, SluOj
address 1913 College ave.
FULTON AVE. W =, $50 Il Of 10th St. a3I
30. lanes Hamcl et al 70 Margaretha weber,
Jan 20 1857; 81 500; address, 81 Nassau 81.
LOTS A. az. A.. 217. DIS. 90 and 22o. map
peu6eld. south Mount Vernon; New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Co: oct II, 1910, 81;
address 73O East 2i2d ST.
SAME PROPERTY; + Y Penfed 70 Frank y
Dougherty; oct L, 1910, 800; address. "a West
seth 81.
ONEIDA AVE. W s. 100 Il Of 235th St., 5ox
100. William Hohson 10 Helen R1scnhaum
Gntg $1,000; Aug s, Sl0o address. 81 West
143d 81.
18TH ST, n :. 600 It OF st AIMS ave. 25x
100. q Michaels and ano to Bronx Investing
co. oct e. 81; address, % Nassau ST.
18TH ST. " s., 100 f, 2 Of ST AIMS ave. 25N
100 (mtg $1,000; sept p Mary 6 hurklmP 10
Koroliro T Wich.endahl 800; address. 80 East
139th ST.
HIST SIT. COS East. 25zo1; Diedrich Esgers. 10
Rruens0u Realty 60 tmts SlpJW; oct o. SlUOi
address 4O7 East i53d ST.
15GTH ST. n s. POI It : Of Courtlandt ave. SIX
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THE WEATHER REPORT

oa.,oI Record and Forecast.-Washin 'o 'I,
with the exception OF local show ''ss
oo.; .o,tb Atlantic and Gulf states ana rams
:" ,he north Pacific states fair "sa'ne' ~
ID "a throughout the country during SUNDAY
Ns,,'1 ,ooderately low temperatures in tho cen
W, .a,lcvs the lake region. the Last 9ou1'
70 eoutbwest, and a decided fail IN Tempe
snu O. The pacific states In the plateau re-
go, md the Northwest # is -consideiaoS
s '.,,,sr Frosts were general Sunday morning
w., the upper Mississippi valley eastward
nj. north Pacific storm noted saturday
=, "a now central over southeast Washing
. hut owing 10 prevailing high preSSuio
'o-, =, enc Rocky Mountains IT is not probaoie
.Sst IL will cause any precipitation OF eoh'e
80 during the next two days except ~
U.,h pacific states the north plateau ana
,tv nv Tuesday in the Northwest s'a'sN
and generally fair weather may IT., ,hs eonntry
CD 1gr..,nerstures will continue moderate IN '"'
ma South will rise slowly in the ihte''o'
- ,he country and will fall in the plateau i'-
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Of Interest TO TJomera
PARIS |MPORTAT|ONS
They Are Here, of All Kinds, in
BeWiIdering Array.

ANY woman who had the time and In
cnnation TO see even a small part OF the
importations from Paris which have been
displayed during the last week must have
had her mind reduced 70 a state of com.
plete bewilderment by the variety Of styles,
beautiful or absurd, that have been repre-
sented thereby. One of the pleasing things
In the new apparel is the distinction Of the
tailored costumes. The added length Of
coats undoubtedly makes for dignity. and
the return Of graceful and natural curves
IS an Improvement. It must not he sup
posed that there IS any approach I'm the
autumn figure to the small waist and eX
aggerated hips which were once in favor.
There has, in fact, been no change IN the
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Peter Grein. trustee, agt Max Goldberg ct al
foreclosure Of mtg): attorney. L Goebei, jr
18TH ST. 157 West; Catherine r Webo agt
torney, c G Macy.
is5TH ST 9 g. 271 n 81 College ave. i9.5x
80 g. 165th st, s, 46.T n Of College ave- 2ON
81 10: 165th ST, s. CB6 II @ OF College ave. %Ox
~ g. l65th ST. $. 1866 II . OF College ave, 1873
KS g.. four Gctions; Hannah w Cromwell, extrN,
AIT Mountain Construction 60 ct al foreclosure
Of four mtgs). attorney Il Brown.
1S3D ST, n 8, i34.7 II OF Washington ave,
35xfOO: Farmers Loan and Trust Co ct al agt
John Kendall ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney G NJ Camp.
10TH ST. 424 and 1876 East, Virginia Dan.
tiger agt John Focarile q al foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorneys. Gross g. Sneudalra.
1OsTH ST S, 1876 n o OF lstNave, J0xiOo1l l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-09
HOW TO COOK LENT|LS
This Nutritious Food Not Suffi-
GENTLY Appreciated.

,.,us being rich in nutriment should be
ns,sner on the American table than
use1 -. Of present. They can be treated IN
me' .,,ber of ways-in a soup. in a curry
a vegetable and as salad. II is
81 20 serve them in company with
". such as rice. that lack heterogeneous
,lsnents. ,-
.,.nle over night in clear cold water after
'',hire and looking over carefully. In the
ling drain them and rinse them. Put
-, on the stove I'm soft water. Bring
-, quickly to the boiling point and let
-, cook gently for about an hour. Then
80, and cover again with fresh water.
,.-,,rus 10 cook them this time until ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-09
PIPE DOLLS.

Tor a gift that will give JOY 10 a chiiu
a7 half dozen clay pipes. and on the
s,k o. each bowl paint face. Then
ha three japanese napkins in Christmas
.Fs, dress little Miss Piper as follows
u ,Vo napkins. one over the other so
'a he corners Of the upper one snail
'as between the corners Of the undef
and thrust the pipe stem through
r centre; bring them up close 20 the
A'i % tho pipe and tie them securely
'-l red ribbon and two long bows. Fo'o
nlrd napkin hree-cornerwise. gatheF
'aaer over the head Of the doll ana
sih bows OF ribbon. To make the DOL
20 securely. put the stem into large
wy spool, and Miss Piper VIII stand
hight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-09
FOR GOLFINC.

Fleece lined vests of a soft green color
with sleeves Of white velvcteen, are splen-
did for eolhng. Shiny nickel plated buttons
fastened down the front make them close
fitting and warm, and the volyeteen sleeves,
while quite heavy enough, make It less
cumbersome to move about I'm than n all
over fleece. One OF these vests. worn with
green suede hat tan linen stock and
heavy tweed skirt. presents very nobby
appearance upon the links.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated

with name and address Of grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER :.
MANHATTAN.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY s s Broadway
&; oct 2: due Nov /. 1921: broadway Variet-
ties Co TO Josephine Del Draso $780,, ad-
dress Tarrytown. n Y.
' LENOX AVE. . cor i45th st. 79xioo prior
mtg S42 5Oo)i Oct demand. per cent =" ~ ,o-
McAvoy TO George Ehret; $4,000: address llV'
Park ave.
ADD ST. los to 1Io West. IL .ty brk. 1OOxloC;
Oct 9: due Oct /, 1921. per cent; New YORK YORK
order Of Elks, corPn 70 city Real Estate CO.
$500 0o0 address. l76 Broadway.
i16TH ST, 300 West 3 sly brk, 25xi0o prior
mtg S2j&C; oct g. l ": per cent; FT rec.
dress, 800 West 10th ST.
NTH ST. s. 80 It W Of ~ ave l7xlo0; Oct
3; 3 yrs; Annie Kent to Matilda Franiihi' co.
uOO. address, Harrison, j.
11STH ST. s. 3GO II OF 5th ave. 2xloo;
Clarence Meyer. $1,000. address, 1888 1th ave.
THE BRONX.
BRYANT AVE. e s. $50 II = OF Garrison ave,
t2oHGo; COT mrs co 70 r Martin Pletscher
$4,000; address. 9is Bryant ave.
COLLEGE AVE 1873. 2Oxs5. sept 20; lucas due as
FER bond; Christina clemens TO Mary "aliace'
81 700. address. sos West 10Th ST.
CEDAR AVE. W S. $50 It OF l77th st. lsxs2
Cprlor mtg $4,000: Oct o: due as per bond;
Flymptou Construction Co TO George r. BucKDee'
81 600: address. 507 East fremont ave.
ELLIOTT AVE. e s. $50 # OF Ellzaoeh ST.
o.Xl0O: oct @: yrs, 9 per cent: Mary a Sd,hp-
bell to Gertrude Mese; $500; address 9of kouser
pl.
FOREST AVE, $40. 21xeO; Oct Q; due Jan l.
1915: Rose Robinson 10 Marie Neuhdhs' w.
500; address, Highland Minis. y l.
FULTON AVE. 1859. 33x210 oct 6; due Dec
l. 1914: John g We'll 10 Sarah Whteslde; So-
coo: adrcss 81 West 124th ST.
ONEIDA AVE- 8. 100 Il Of 23oth 81
lots each 25xlO1. mtgs. each 1913; prior
mtgs. each $1,000: sNot u: due as per botl'
Helen y Rosenbaum TO Charles Roe bs'a'e'
corpn; ST. $50. address, 3Tl Broadway
TROY ST, W 8. 2io II OF sidney st. X
(prior mtg $500; June 3; yrs. = per cent
Maud lesley to Jessie Fraseri S0'ooO; ad-
Dress Bayonne. y ].
18TH ST. n E, $50 It OF Aye f. Pixie 2SxioSy
Unionport; oct g; due as per bond; Elia
Fonda to Marie Kolbe $1,000
18th ST, n 5. $50 u a OF Ave L, 25xl0S; Oct
G. due as per bond: same 20 same: 5000; adS
dress. 14l9 Crotona ave.
l5GTH ST, Il s, POI Il . OF Courtlandt ave, ok
% prior mtg $4,000; oct 6; yr 8 per CENT
Diedrich Eggars 10 BeEcnson Realty 20; $l'oVo'
address. 40I East l53d St
10TH ST. $ 8, 80 # e Of Nelson ave. 69x88;
Oct 8: due as per bond st Francis Realty 20 10
Theodore Wentz; $1,000; address, $50 Broau"a''
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Annie p Ford to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. s. COO.
CITY Real Estate Co to Frederick " Fielder
jr. 5000 900.
Frederick W Freder. ir. to Title Guarantee
and Trust 60: 500
John King 20 Charles r Fischer Lumber Co; 81
Arthur SmCus ct al 20 Samuel Levy, $4,000.
Harris d Colt 10 Harris ID Colt. trus. 81.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co TO Elizabeth Heuel;
81 600.
Theodore Wentz to Virginia X White; 81.
Same 10 same, 800.
CITY Real Estate 60 to John w Sterling; 500
Ogo
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
OCTOBER Z.
MANHATTAN

BowERY. 226la and 26s. 223.3 IT s OF Hous,,
ton st, runs " 9s * 81 I'ex n "a 70 iai ~
land so.5S 3 80 10 to beginning; Sept 80, 1909;
" William II Lyons to Emanuel Moses, e4r; soVyVVi
attorneys. Kurzman I'rankenheimer' %
Broad ST.
KING ST, &c. 25l1x1OO; Sept %, 1908; Vito
Borolto to Eva Morris and ano $1,000; attor-
ney Charles zerbarni, $40 Broadway.
RUTGERS ST, 0 mtg on fixtures and ma ma
chinery); Aug % 1911: Louis Millwon and ano
to Sarah NiiIwolf; 5000; address. Q Rutgers st.
9TH AVE, 49, 2tsx1OO Dec %; 1909; Mary
G. Carroll to Beatrice Lasca Durnen; $4,000; at
torney, i 4 Geoghegan, AGA sth ave.
41sT ST. 10 e from :, cor G Lexington EGy
again 23.9x e 443x as W Fix n 20 TO 3
4lst st 233 to beginning; July 49, S s1s
900. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 20. 100 Broadway.
ADD ST. JOS to 116 West. 1ooxloo; ); March ].
1903: New York Lodge No !. p o f.. TO New
York Mortgage and Security Co; $4,000 ad-
dress, 135 Broadway.
18Th ST. :, $314 # W o. 2d ave, ssx
1905; July e. 1868; Richard G. l. Diefenbach
to the German Savings Bank; $4,000: attorney;
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 100
Broadway.
112TH ST. $ "a f q 9th ave. IsH1 1911 u;
1900; address, 90 William So
THE BRONX.
ELLIOTT AVE, o g $50 # from cor Eliza
beth 81, 25xloo, Olinville; oct 81. ls95; Thomas
A Campbell 90 John sheridan; $500. address,
4iO2 White Plains ave.
FULTON AVE. W s. 392s # s OF 10th 81,
30 4x2l0 FEB /, 1857; Margaretha Weller 10 Eva
Wiegart, $1,000, attorney, Robert II Bergman
o2lJ 81 ave.
WISE AVE formerly Chestnut ST.. begins at
cor az lot -. map OF lands OF Thomas Walker,
late ot West Farms, runs " along said street
25N W 1873 10 land of Daniel Mapcs y n
1903 10 beginning: oct Z, 1905. Anna q, Margaret
l. Grace and Josephine J. CrOssOn to John Merz;
81 800. attorney. Charles Haock, 800 Last
1S0fh 81.
WEBSTER AVE, E e cor fremont ave mtg
on lease; June Z, 1911; william @ Brdgewater
and ano to Jacob Rupert "a corporstion); 5000;
attorney. Walter II stewart, 1889 3D. ave.
156TH ST. s. 300 II II Of Courtlandt ave.
80 iOxlO0 1850. tOX99 II. June o. 1911, Benenson
Realty 90 10 Greenwich Mortgage Co. $4,000;
attorney, T. Bell 500 Willis ave.
156TH ST. G3l East. 2j.4xlOO: June %. 1905
Julius \ Flaum to Louis Lese: $4,000 attorneys
Lese & Connolly, 80 Nassau ST.
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Sd ST. II East. s. 300 It o; "a ave- 258
SO d s stv tnmt and stores: l. Buttenweser art
II schlesslnger ct al; IL > q ; Isaac so Co.
attys' G R Roe oi re'' amt que F-''i'' 49,
1o3D ST. 1903. n S. 100 It OF % ave, 25x1oo, H.
I s;v tenmt aud stores; l. VI c Hartigan AIT An
ME Fishman et al tacuon j. Harrso.t a. y Us IS
taxes, etc. $500
1o3D ST. 800 n $. 125 II . OF % ave. 25xlOo u,
sly tenmt and stores; same agt same SaG'i -.
p; same aftys: same ref amt due. $l3.oll 23'
taxes, etc. 1856.
GOTH ST. 234. s. $50 It W Of LIST ave. 2 20.
qs O. 3 stv tormt and stores. julia Holman ast
Pauline Miller ct al; Charles Brandt IT, avg W.
$500 81. sub to first rtg Oh Sloo'o.
Ry Herbert A. sherman.
ID AVE. $50 70 $50. cor fftn o.. t az
3 and stv bldgs W Il Horn agt Manhitla9
Transit Co ct al; Guthrie II 8 Y: ettys; sac q II
Powell, ref; amt due. S6l.34i 80; taxes etc S'o'-
3ss lG; sub 10 first mtg Of S22oOoV
At NO 1886 THIRD AVENUE.
Dv Joseph T. nay.
NIELROsE AVE, 622 TO 626. o cor l32i 81.
1144x20; sty tenmt ana stores and three sly
Kruse ct al: J. NJ Burghard atty; : Lindsay,
ref. amt due 50. IO2 90; taxes. etc 800
on FRIDAY.
At no Il vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day
iasTTf ST. B23 West. n g. 800 n " Of hmster-
dam ave 5Ox0011. sty tenmt; Andrew Wilson.
trustee. agt Isaac Levy 81 al; II NJ ROVE avg
Herman Joseph. ref; amt due $4,000 81 taxes
etc 81 $40 %.
MONROE ST. 23i. n S, 1876 It e OF SCANNED
~. 24X96. sty tenmt: sophie Gruensten agt
/ I. Bergman ct al; action I; Davis h. attys'
Max Altmayer, ref: amt due, S2,23o %; taxes
etc 1921 30. cub 70 two mtgs aggregating S3Z,-
500: sub lien OF S1.670 30.
MONROE ST, 233, n S, 1876 II e OF Scammei
ST. 24xqG; & sty tenmt: same agt same action Z;
same attys and ref: amt due, s2,223 II, taxes,
etc 800 80. sub 10 two prior mtss aggregaung
$50. 800: sub lien OF 81. GSS so.
AT no. 1856 THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph p. Day
FOX ST. W cor i63d 81. I0Oxl09 6xlOOx1Osl II
q stv fat and stores: Henry Morgenthau Co agt
FmuU Realty Co ct al; 7 stern, atty; W b
Ellison. ref: amt due, S31,1i3 %; taxes. ETC. 81
300: sub to a mtg OF $4,000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER 7.

lsT AVE. 1875, W cor OF Goth s.; store and
bsseI,eTt. i,Iias Rosenbaum 10 Emil Eichler; 3
yrs from May !. 1913. $50; address. pa East
Seth 81.
9Th AVE, $50: Robert Currle 70 George Mar
tin: u yrs from oct 1911; 5000; ADDRESS,
Overlook Terrace Yonkers, y Y.
9TH AVE. 34l: all; Hattie Bressant 70 GeorEe
Muller. yrs from Nov /, 1911. lO2O; address.
800 9th ave.
9TH ST. 200 East; basement; WOLF BlooIa 70
Giuseppe IL Caupsl; yrs from oct j. lsll'
S42O: address. 1859 81 ave
159TH ST, $40 West; all; Jessie B CroInsett55eee a
10 Marie Groden. yrs from Oct l. l9lli S'%V'
address 5l7 West 159th 81.
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

nth ST. 800 and 324 West; Philip Smith agt
Samuel Miller sophie Schmitt, owners and con
tractors 81 20.
16lth and lG6th sts 4O0X , l85th 81, 9. whole
front. between Findlay and Teller ayes. COOK;
iGGth 81 S S. whole front between Findlay and
Ta,ier ayes. COOK. Louis Welnstein ct al AIT
Manhattan Island Realty CO. owner and con
tractor, $3.50.
10TH ST s. $50 II OF Madison ave. 2jxl00;
Charles w Hoffman Co agt County Holding CO,
Union Mortgage CO. owners; McDermott & Har-
rlgan. Inc, contractors; Sl,O2S.
NTH ST. 10 and 81 West Mason Contracting
co agt Louis Roseno. owne- and contractor;
50 0J0
54TII ST, $50 West; Emil Mueller agt Philip
Bachrach, owner ard contractor; S75.
CHURCH ST. $40 and 3l7. and Lispenard st.
IS; August II Killers agt Essen Realty Co,
owner and contractor; $500.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, cor 1s1st 81,
173 lOxi4O6x irreg: Richard y speers egt Fort
Washington Construction co. owner and con-
tractor; 1928
BAYCHESTBR AVE AND 233D ST STATION;
American Mason Safety Tread Co agt New YORK.
Westchester & Boston Railway Co, owner; Muir
ray Bros Co. contractor; S26S "a.
GUNHIIL ROAD. at about 21oth st station:
same agt same; S2O6 80
4TH ST. 27e to 900 East: East side Lumber
Co agt BENJAMIN r. Ellie and Nelson WIN
tlrop; also Eliza J Kernochan and Annie cur
It's owners; Siesel Rosenberg & Co, contractor;
SAG 90.
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BATrIGATF AVE. cor 17sth 81. 60.ex9l ~
CITY Mortgage co loans Reliable Construction CO
OncD Si5 900.
AIrDt-EON AVE " cor i74th ~. io1x55:
Same loans STAFFORD Building improvement CO
SCI. 600
10TH ST. s. 81 n v. Il Audubon ave COX
100: same loans same $1,000 ,,, -.
25yi00; Rudolph swenson loans David Ramazo'i
5000. o. ..,os.
t2'b - N : 83O N . II Avenue y. 25XlOp. 1ns
bronx; Marie Kolbs loans Elizabeth e Iond%
$4,000