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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Peter Mcdowell to Joseph + sitter: $4,000.
Thomas Mcnamara and ano - William
Aldus Realty Co to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; sis.375.
Margaret l. Pocock TO Title Guarantee and
Jacob Jones to Charles Hsnlon: $1,000.
Betty Mcmahon to Betty Mcmahon; So. 500
Marie Dunn Rousset to Catharine c Hill:
81, 900.
oscar Meyer, as committee. to Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust CO. $50, 900
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Caroline A
Buhler; $500,
same TO North side o Savings Bank; $1,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co; 81.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to stephen A Nc
Lean; s37. 900.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co: 2 assts; $4,000.
Co; $4,000.
Josephine Kahrs e. al, exrs. etc. to Mount
Commonwealth Securities Co to Associates.
Caroline A Butler to Carrie Van Keuren;
Corning & Co to Bertha Martinson; 81.
Ida Van Vert to Harriet Swezey; $500.
Edw Cook to Peter Cook 81. 600
Abraham velliman to Mary Judis; 81
Manhattan Mortgage co to Guaranteed
Fannie NJ Porter to Maude l. Healy: So.
New York Trust Co to City Mortgage Co; 81.
Germsnia Life INSURANCE. IRA seo Co to Title Guar
500
Lille B Lrlienthal to Rose Jennewein:
$1,000
Edith Stern to City National Securities Co:
500.
Karl Keller to John Bunke; SIS. 600
Mary j Mcdonald to Joseph H sitter:
s4J 600 ''
Barbara Becker to Marks Kirsbban,,
nominal.
City Mortgage co to LAWYERS Til. In.ur
ance and Trust Co: $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Boyery SAVINGS
Bank; SIS, 900
state Realty and Mortgage Co to Martin
Holding Co: 500 ''
Joseph Weinstein to Rhodes Rieser; one
NTH Dart: nominal ~
stein: nominal ~ '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
GAS co.'s EXTRA DIVIDENDS
Reimbursing Stockholders 1or
Iossened Return for Five Years.

rb. Mutual Gas Light Company mas
c,ared a dividend Of rs per cent for eacn 10 81
the five years prior to December 81, 4siU
these extra dividends. aggrega'ing ~ pe.
cent. are payable out of the genera pioas
and loss account and bring the uiVl VIZ,
from January l, 1906, to the close OF 1911 ny p
70 the full rate Of 9 per cent "nion w.
stockbolders had enjoyed before the enc sn
mont or the sO-cent gas law. Inc Co,'oi
dated Gas Company owns So per cent Oh ''e
Mutual ccmpany's stock. .,
An Official statement issued by the Mulua'
Cos Light Company in relation 10 the eA''"
dividend declaration says
This company is earning only aooui i,,a
nor cent a wear on the reprooucuTIi ~, ~
- ,ts property. computed on the pasII cd
he unit values, adopted by me IN n ma cas-
Sta+es supreme Court In the S-ceht 80, s%s
case It's nominal capital represents Set
one.tbjrd Of the value OF Us propesS divj.
ynted 10 the public use: Inc extra ies
GenS Of as per cent for the y eatSS
10 1eoa during which period the aiyluer neS
declared and paid average out no oppIv
cent amounts in the aggregate 10 o o'rrs
$50 ner cent on the value OF 'ne 'oi'i-
Danv's property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
M0RN|NCS|DE APART MENT HOUSE RES0[D
The Circle Figures in 100000 Trade for Quito Property
Builder Bws Plot Near Broadway for Improvement
LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR CRAM HOLDINGS

90 II: sly tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for
$4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day.
WEBSTER AVE, 1888, g. 495 I n n OF Gun
Hin Road. 1Sx74.3: . sty brk dwg, sold TO Bronx
Investment Co for 5000
WEBSTER AVE, 3540 5. 513.4 n II Of Gun
Hill Road 1sx743; sty brk dwg; sold to
Bronx Investment Co for $500
WEBSTER AVE, 3J44 s, 549.4 II Of Gun
I'm Road. 1sr7.3; sty bTk d"g; sold to
WEBSTER AVE, 1856. = 1913 n n Of Gun
Hill I'd, iSx742; . sty brk dwg; sold 10 The
Bronx Investment Co for $500; also
WEBSTER AVE 3546 9. 1913 n n OF Gun
Hill I'd lSx74.3: . sty brk dwg sold TO The Bronx
investment 90 for $500, also
WEBSTER AVE. $3.50, Q s. 6O3.i n OF Gun
Hill I'd 1sxT43: sty brk dwg; sold to Inc
Bronx Investment co for $500
BY Henry Brady
ANTHONY AVE, cor Of Prospect pl, %
Kiss to Clay ave x15x02 Gx20x92 6, ! and ? oldgs
and vacant; sold 10 II p Booth for Sl4'-"V.
BY samuel Marx
ST AIMS AVE III. " 5, - II n Of 1929 ST.
25xT5; 5 sty tenmt; sold 10 the plainth Tor slV'-
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
KINGsBRIDGE RID. %, g. 9s u y OF Nor 2r
rIs ave l6xsO; 3 sty brk dwg; sold to Alexander
Fisher for $4,000
BY George Price.
BERGEN AVE, 643 s, 222 n Of loo
ST. 25x1OO: 2 sty dwg; sold TO Charles winner"
for S3.1O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1873 and 1875; Peter q
Srence agt John Mooney. owner; George D
suydam and Daniel F Mccain. contractors;
ELDRIDGE ST. so and 50; Herrinsbone Metal
Lath Co agt witty Bros, owners; Weinstein e.
Katz. cont actors; Buchalter-Weinstein Co. sub
contractors: 1913 So.
Machine Co ast Finance Company Of Pennsyl-.
vsnia ct al, owners; Cramp GO. contradictory
Louis Farkas, sub-contractor; Si6s so.
Dist ST. 20 East: Frank De Caro- agt 3lst
Street Madison Co, owner; Terry & Tench Co.
contractors; Riley L Corrtgan, suo-contractors:
AVENUE B, 1885, stechler urbach sgt Betty
Click owner and contractor: SIC 80
AMSTERDAM AVE, cor l15th 81. tocr
l50 Ebert Skammel agt Lentz Realty Co. or ner
and contractor. SO, 100
EDGECoMBB AVE. " $, 174.i q n Q: 1924
st. 75x100; Z du Pont de Nemours Powder Co
agt James A Deering and william Henderson
owners: Patrick Reddy. contractor; s2O2 81,
18TH ST % to % West, and 18th 81, u 10
q West: Story e. Flickinger agt George Stusard,i
owner and contractor. New York Real Estate
Associates and Lenus Realty Co, contractorsi,
$500 =.
f0sTH ST, 100 and III East; stechler z ur-l
bach agt Ray Greenberg. owner; Betty Glck'i
225TH ST. s. ass It " of Paulding ave, looDi
100: Pietro serril!o agt William and Eta Rin-
gelstein. owners: Charles Rinselstein' IT, owner
and contractor: 1922
GOTH ST, 20 West Eugene J Flood at Bertha
X Bartlett owner. A c Bach, Frank Keller ana
Richard Barthel. contractors: s306
4sTH ST, f55 to 161 West; II P Read Lad
contractors Louis Farkas, sub-eortFactcr''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
COPPER STOCKS STILL LOWER
Decrease 5,280,639 Pounds in
June-Price Break in London.

Another new low level for stocks Of cop
per on hand is recorded in the monthly
statement of the Copper Producers Asso-
citation, giving the production and consump-
ton for June. The statement shows de-
crease In stocks Of 5.2s0,639 pounds, which
was about in line with the expectations IN
the trade. Production was 122,9l5,2iO
pounds, which was rather larger than had
been looked for in view OF the strike az
the American Smelling and Refining Com
panys Perth Amboy plant, and which COM
pared with 126,737,S36 pounds produced In
May, 1912, and 124,554.312 pounds IN June
1911 Domestic deliveries were 66,146,229
pounds. a loss OF 6.556.o4S pounds from
May and an increase Of 4.4oo66s In COM
parison with June, 1911; while exports were
61,449650 pounds, shrinkage OF S'O9o'ZSo
pounds from the figures of the preceding
month and of 1000, 500 pounds from those
of June, 1911.
The monthly production and consumption
and the stocks on hand at the end OF each
month for the last year are given below IN
mounds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
REALTY NOTES.

n. Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good have been appointed agents for NOS
sos and Sol Lexington avenue, two four
story buildings, on plot %xIo feet The
owner, Albert Klenk, will shortly extern
sively alter these properties, occupying the
store for his own business and arranging
business floors and bachelor apartments in
the upper stories
Plans have been filed for altering the
store at the southeast corner of 9th street
and Broadway for the occupancy OF the
Chelsea Exchange Bank by Renwick, AS
pinwal & Tucker. the architects. The
building is a seven story apartment house
and the cost has been estimated at 5000.
Pease g. Gilman have rented for Ernest
Warren his country seat on the Lee Road
at Stockbridge, Mass, TO a client for the
summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Max friedman to Trust Fund for sed ard
Infirm clergymen OF the Protestant Episcopal
Farmers ak Loan and Trust Co to George "
Knapp, trus; $3.50
Frederick W C schmueser TO W c Gan.
ford; $4,000
Same TO same, $500.
United States Realty and Improvement Ca
to Katharine Lehr; S2,S
Guaranty Trust Co TO Joseph 8 Marcus,
nominal
william Epple to Catharine c Hill; $4,000.
West Side Realty and Improvement Co 10
Katharine Lchr: 1880.
Susanna NJ Jarvis and ano to Christian q
Moritz: nominal. :
Chase Realty Co to David Steiner; s125,OoO,
william Schweizer TO Alfred Johnson; 81, 900,
Christian G Moritz to Bridget Keyes; s.. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Another serious break occurred yesterday
in the copper metal market In London,
where spot and future contracts dechneo
moro than SIS a ton. on liquidation or a
heavy bull account and on short selling
rallying partly before the close. Electro
Iytic was offered In London at under II
cents a pound, but little change was re-
ported In the local market for the metal
The nominal quotation here is sun I'4t
cents, but It is understood that TINS prlce
is being shaded In various quarters. ITO.
ducers in this country are not SURPRISED at
the price reaction In London Which .hoy
regard as natural after the almost oohthu-
GUS advance from f55 to ESQ ton Iney
are inclined to believe that the reac' ION
vii, run further. perhaps. TO no, against the
present quotation of f72 IS 3D. but 'n'''A
that a recovery will soon be witnessed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan,

IaTH ST. n 8 60 II Of 9TH ave, 205 10
200 West 10Th At: for y sty loft h'dg Hugh
y q Reilly 2n5 eth ave owner; Walter Had
tete II Madison ave, architect. S25o0OO
The Bronx.
AQUEDUCT AVE, &, 43I II OF lslst .
for I sty brick garage. 2?v2i; sehuck, !
2Igt Aaueduct ave owner; Serviss Glewd
3O63 d. catur ave. architects; $500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD g 5. 1919 y OF
AIdus st: for a 3 sty brk theatre and stores
I20x1gi: W co. Never solomon, e3X
southern Boulevard. president owner: Thorssl
u Lamb sol 18th ave. architect: $4,000.
SHERMAN AVE s. $50 II Of l67th st;,
for a / stv frame shop, e4X2i: Clay Construc-'
zion 90 Albert J SchwarZlrr. 1910 Brook ave.
nresLIe1t owner; Charles SChGefer, ir t0u
fremont ave architect 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

An attractive white cotton wolfe shirt
waist trimmed only with narrow tucks Is
beine sold at one shop for IS cents. The
model has high neck and elbow sleeves.
Another very pretty shirtwaist made cf
fine lawn. with very narrow tucks and nm
ished at the sleeves and neck with inSer-
lion of Irish lace. is priced at 81 The
sleeves are short and the neck Is slightly
low.
Fresh little hanGkerchiefs of sheer ma
,erisI. with colored borders and figures, are
selling at 70 cents the hal: dozen.
cool sheer white Swiss dressing jackets,
trimmed with ribbon, are eS cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July o.-Prices have held hT'n on =. a
large volume Of sales in the local ~ooi mar ,S
Tmri11 The week. and higher figures are looked
for soon. Leading quotation follow; -,.s
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-Delalne 20
a2635c. Xxx 3O632c. ~ blood combing' 2'd SvC,
a. 2Sd30c: u. 2saSoc; u. =. !. clothing, 2Sg
2Sc. deiaine unwashed, 2eq2sc; fne un%asne Zee
92G23c Michigan and New fork-flne Ina
washed 2iq22c delaine 24q25c;, a blood. Ea9
2sc; ~ 5000; T. 2SG2ac; y, - blood ilo5 a7o
IS. l. 07h62sc Kentucky and similar. Y
blood unwashed, 27a2sc; a. 2aaaCc; a. SoaS gb;
Secured hssis-Texss-Fine SIX LIS sns
5aII 4$a i5c California 5la52G; mid
dIe county 4SajOc; southern, 47a4sc iai6 tnee'
sad45c Oregon Eastern No | staple oggooG
ciotbjng. 53a55c; valley. No l. 4sGtoc c Teri.
tory" Fine staple 63@65c fine medium nsz
enS cIotbine, 5Jd57c: fine medium, o3G3oc: "a
biood Gambling 5sa6Oc; 8. 5J@56c q 52a56c.
PuIled-Fine A. 55g57c; A supers' o29ooc'
SUNDAYS YORK TRIBUNE
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. IA and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
AUDUBON AVE s. block front between
18th and lssth SITS. $50 9x75; sly tenmt and
stores: sold 10 the plaintiff for s2a7,913.
PINE ST q and 20, $. 1871 Il e Of Nassau
st. 80. 3x94 SIX irreg. IL sty Office bldg. sold 10
II L Goodhart for $75S.333
bTH AVE 2036. s. 40.10 II s OF 126th St
2oxs5; 4 sty dwg; sold to the plaintiff for SIS
600
ODD ST. 457 West g. 4el1o u W OF 9th
ave. is5x9s8; sty dwg; sold 10 Charles II
I2sTH ST. 800 East. 325 II I. OF I'd ave. 25r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
lilly o

BROOK AVE SOL, S Of l49V st, south
store. MARY White 10 Giuseppe Portellos ~
and II mos from June ], 1872; S20I 10 St6o' ad-
dress 53l Brook ave. $500 ,or
LENOX AVE, n cor Of 136th ST: corner rlt
store: Thomas Schneider TO Emil hurhi o,o IA ~
Fox st. ,c., , ,- s,ore.
Thomas Schneider 10 Emil Kuehn, SO FOX 81, d
o. from sent / 1912; $500; address, 90 FOX 81.
Willis AVE. e cor Of 18th st; store, e'c;
He,nrich Kramer and ano 70 James q 400 o2 U, .
yrs from May !. 1911; Sl'ooo' aou'eSs' ~ "'''
ave. - A.. =. s,h eoor. lanes
\, Inrton ~ al TO Ludwig Baumann * Co; . yrs
frorn NAV 1 1912; 81 400; address, Harlem, \ !.
10TH ST. 500 East s0Tne Tar SsGFs yrs and
r,os. Eec H. ill $40 TO s7l60, address sV'
East 169th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,

7TH AVE. $ % II " Of 12Ist st 20
s,v brk tenmt: Herman MarkoVitz, 22s West
1i2tn 81. owner: Louis II Sherman. ioi Bowery~
architect: 50. 900. -
to 25T4 Broadway, 32S and $50 West 9th .'a
10 sty aptmt house: samuel Borchardt.l
2os md 22O West 9th st owner; Renwick,i
Aspinwall & Tucker. $40 9TH ave, architects7
So 600 |
i411 TO 1920 BROADWAY; l3l to ijl Vest
3atb a.. 136 70 80 West 10th ST. ard 54l ~
$40 TN ave; 10 the Metropolitan Opera House,,
METROPOLITAN Opera House Co, owner; PecA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions we're
filed yesterday In the United States Court:
GEORGE POLLINGER. restaurant keeper,
at No lla East 18th street. yoluntarv. Liabi-
tiles SO. 305, and montreal assets, s6,5O4.
ADOLPH and RICHARD HELLER, who for
merly composed the firm OF Heller Brothers
liquor dealers OF No. 30 Eldridge street. vclun-
tsry. Liabilities, S7o7. and nominal assets
81. 600.
MINNIE KLINE, dealer in hardware. at
Yonkers, voluntary. Liabilities, 81, 500. and as
sets, Sl,32l.
FRANK s. ACKERMAN Of Ossinlng. yolun-
tsry. Liabilities 1896. and nominal assets
Sc i25
LEON NECHIN, salesman, living at No. os
Concord avenue, The Bronx who formerly had
general store at South Fallsburg, y. Y, volun-
tary. Liabilities s.. $50, and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
NAV TRADE IN BONDED GRAIN.

The grain committee of the New YORK
produce Exchange held an open meeuns
yesterday afternoon for discussion OF the
I,ronos,tion that the exchange establish
future" trading in CANADIAN "heat "''u
oats in bond. 1t was decided to authorl%e
A. c. Field chairman OF the otgS raiit .o Of
Ave to inquire into and report upon inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
Tho Bronx.

INTERVALE AVENUE--The Henry Morgan
thau Company sold No. 1884 Intervale avenue.
a five story apartment house, OF a plot lOOH5o
feet. In exchange the purchasers gave the south
west corner OF Walker avenue and Sedden street
with a frontage on Fuller street. directly op-
posite the new Morris Park station OF the New
York. New Haven q Hartford Railroad. Louis
Reier the broker
BARRETTO STREET.-THE Henry Morgan
than Company sold TO the Il. V. Construction
Company, through NJ I. Strunsky, plot, l5or
los feet. at the southeast corner OF Barretto and
Simpson streets. In the Hunts Point section.
The plot will be Immediately improved with fve
story high class apartment houses. The buyers
recently completed Z building at 1881 and TIL
fany streets.
TIFFANY STREET-The Handel Concrete
Company has purchased for occupancy No. 1l42
Tiffany street, a three story building on plot
3Oxll3 feet, near l6Sth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manb aftap

MANHATTAN AVENUE-Frederck zlttel Sc
Sens sold for the estate Of Sarah a. WILCOX
Clermont ". Wilcox, executor. No. l3s Manhat-
OF a lot l7x10 feet, to a client for occupancy.
18TH SrREET-John II. Loscarn sold for
Mrs. Annie NJ Irvoy No. l69 East lloth street,
four story single lathouse, on lot 2OxloO IL
feet 10 the Realty Federation Of New YORK.
1857 STREET-John II. Loscarn SOLD for
Mrs Annie NJ Irvoy No. IL East 13lst street, a
three story and basement hrownstone 'front.'
dwelling house, lot ls.3x99l1 feet, 10 the
Realty Federation Of New York.
10TH STREET--Israel ]. Wooln sold TO Rose
Block No. 20 East 10th street. three story
and basement dwelling house on lot 1o.sx
100 II feet. Jacob Bernstein was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

UNION AVE cor 16Oth ST g \ Cow ayt
agt John Randall 81 al; March %. 1872; can
celled: s6l 10.
SAME PROPERTY: Morris Marks agt same =
March 80 1912: cancelled sl73 as.
IN pont De Nemours Powder Co agt Asa ~
CsndIer 81 al; July l. 1912; BY bond; s6+5 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and Attorney
Interest , per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

kimono Of white silk null with satiT
dot and trimmed and piped with satin rib
hon I'm pale colors may be bought In one
shop for 81 50.
Maline rufs. which add charming and
agreeable touch to the summer costume on
a cool day, may be bought for as little as
s. 90 each.
Mems neckwear. made OF the colorful new
English handkerchiefs. is very popular this
summer These attractive neckties are sell
ing in one shop for s. cents each.
Habutal silk printed in light and dark
colors with figures, and said TO be rain
proof. is IS cents yard. The silk is q
inches wide
Cool green and white rugs OF japanese
cotton are most appropriate for the summer
home. These rugs, In size feet by
feet are now selling for 70 cents each. A
larger size, feet by Z feet, is priced at 50 TO-
Hanging jars OF green pottery encased In
dark wicker are % cents each. They are
convenient for holding small flowers or
small flower pots.
New automobile wells are gathered along
the centre OF one of the long sides with a
cord finished with loop and a button
so that they may be easily fastened around
the hat They come In a variety of soft
and becoming colors and are priced at s. s5
each.
Tho MINES OF shops where articles mentioned
on this pfgc were seen can be obtained by
sending a stamped and addressed envelope 10
Seen in the Shops" New-York Tribune. To
insurs a prompt reply. the date OF publication
should be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Colored silk umbrellas that are slightly
smaller than the regular umbrellas ana are
well adapted TO serve as parasols may De
bought for 81 80 each. They are hnisheu
with a variety of attractive handles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BOTH ST. n s. 1887 II OF 9th ave, 16i ~
so. Ok irreg: Metropolitan Life Insurance 90
loans & l. Building Co s4T5, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Dutch collars of ratine, stitched around
the edge with colored silk and finished with
a silk necktie. i'm the same color. are priced
at 80 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
Seen in the Shops

|, There are other Jackets OF the same mode
IN figured Swiss, also trimmed with ribbon.
at the same price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
The Bronx

CRoToNA AVE. S. S36s II Of lsist st,
81 6x97 9x7l 7xio5.1; Edwin P Kilroe, ref. 10
Manhattan Mortgage Co, July 0; $4,000; sd-
dress 200 Broadway
EAGLE AVE. s. 400 n Of Avenue A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

A kimono OF white silk null with satir
dot and trimmed and piped with satin rib
bon in pale colors may be bought In one
shop for 81 s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

The names Of shops where articles mentioned
on this psge we're seen can be obtained by
sending stamped and addressed envelope 10
Seen in the Shops" New-York Tribune. To
insurs prompt reply, the date of publication
should be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

INTIoUDS.--second hand furniture bought al al
r. Creamer. Ole 9Th ave. Phone fissS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

AVE \, 1921 cor 81 list St ~ 4As,'
Frankfort Realty 60 10 Pauline shapiro, lartS
town Y. July q prior mtg Slb.orJ; instals, q
per cent: s. 600. attorney. |. Jater, $50 Broad
way. 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10

Mailed anywhere m tho UhTteu o'd'o
for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
Loose Goats.

St Luke's Hospital were reported yestss.'
day as being on tho road to rapid recovery
The first pangs of grief s-nd tho shook o.
exposure are noy Sesnn,ns , tS sTS%s isss
leave the institution to-day. Two OF tbs
women Mrs Etts Dean a5S Mrs ysSs yor.
encs Thorneycroft, thirty-three years o1dy
Of Maidstone, England. lost their husbands
when the Titanic sank. ~. ,~
Mrs. Davis Parrish. Of Butte. Mont. lsfs
Mount Sinai Hospital last night. Her
daughter. Mrs William skelly. also OF
Butte. LETT the hospital yesterday morning:
Cardinal Farley visited the survivors q
the Titanic disaster In st. Vincents Hos
pitsl last night. accompanied by Monslgnorr
James Lewis. For each he had woro o.
cheer and a kindly caress. No story or
rescue told by the survivors was too long
TO command his attention. Ihe Caroin.i
Tyas in the institution more than an houI
He was met in the hospital by smoeTIs sneIy,ns Sr
tne i,,nra Nth clothing He commended
the members Of the eO%mittee, on ,ansors tine yors
being done by them TO better tne r,9,.~ l.
Of the steerage survivors, characteri1ins 4"
as noble"