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Of Interest to tOomen
NO SEAM IS VISIBLE
Sleeves 3nd Waist Must at Least
Seem To .Be in One,
■rv f popularity of the el-eve that is
really or apparently cut in one piece
TTith" the waist shows no sign °?
•waning, end it is not 'surprising that
this graceful fashion should have, taken a
firm hold on feminine affections. It is
hard to understand why any one should
ever have thought of breaking the beauti
ful line over the shoulder with the liar.i
ness of a spam. or. worse stilt, with
EBtlacn and yleats and other sorts of
TUB CHARMS OF ENGLISH K^IBROrDEIIV
1-uliy '-oTiirJvances. It may be that at ■
titnv '.v!ir:i women were less skilled in
l«£fty culture than they are now such
• ■ upon primitive models were re
ceived with rejoicing as a means of con
cealment for shoulders that were not quite
perfect. In these days It should never be
i>ecessary to resort to expedients of this
kind.
However, it must be admitted that the
oj.treme scantiness of. material in the
peasant blouse is just a little trying to
ligures that are a thought too thin and
finguiar. and there will be many women
to whom the newer styles into which a.
slight drapery Is admitted will be welcome.
The gown In the illustration shows one or
thf- most successful ways of putting in
tins <\tm fulness, namely, by means of
ft few tucks on the shoulder, with tucks of
The game material placed horizontally on
The sleeve • make a continuous line fj-om
the neck down along the arm. This ar
i>:n?fmont of the material for shoulder
■ T i<i sleeve is especially charming when
the corsage is cut in surplice stvlp.
In the latest models for evening wear
• ere are various lovely forms of corsage
,-r ;."-!< a cut in one piece with the sleeves.
< >r.«- of Tho most '"noteworthy is made of a
long straight piec<* of mousseßne fie sole,
Ir. a hi^h moderately wide tucks run length
t.l«=p and quite close mgeiher. This is
placed around the shoulders and caught
T<-iceth«-r under the arms to form sleeves.
T'-r onds are gathered together on the
bust
TEE TRIBUI'fE PATTERN.
The little dress shown in the picture
doses invisibly at One back and has an
♦Tceptionally becoming arrangement in
front. The side portion? are cut with ex
tensions that are lapped over on to the
centre. and this centre can betmade from
tucking, as in this instance, or from any
NO. 6.^73-— TISSUE PAPER PATTERN* OF
GIRL'S DRESS FOR TEX CENTS.
pretty contrasting- material; or it could be
rondo to match the body portion and em
broidered or braided!
Th« skirt Is straight and l>ox pleated and
th** closing 1- m%ifa for tho entire ttactb at
the back: <o!isequently laundering la a
simple matter. Pale bjue> linen (• the ma
terial iliu.*trat<>d and the front is made
from tucked white lawn.
The quantity of material required for the
Seen in the Shops
Wide crush satin girdles shirred and
tucked and ornamented with three large
satin buttons are £..
Satin ribbon table bows made in cone
chape, with ribbon roses and bows, are
very dressy and cost $1150.' They may be
ordered in any color desired.
A brocaded lare trimmed h«»rt for a
cor^t sachet cells for T5 cfints.
White net ruffl>s to wr-ar m the fiP r of
the corset arp 75 cfiitfs. • *"
doM psrt^r buckles In a satin caw. with
a diamond e<*t in rarh, Frll for i.%? a pair.
XXi aatOßMWto carriage for £ child's toy
Is "P^orkei! with p«<3als and sterringr gear
*:.<! c^<£tc Sl3 " A cMld of »is *»- older may
MJOJ "-*
£a.ti- riDbon an*! l&c* insertion bust eup
j^jrters are very dainty and cost 53 50 €'»:?■.
S2ZS:> "ieQ.'oor:: tappers, or "'raulti," with
out iieait, in delicate colors, ere &M 3 a i>*lr.
medium siz»» (six years) la 4% yards 24 or 77,
js, 32 or 2*2 * yards 44 inches wide, with «*
yard IS for the centre front. II 1 * yards of
edging to make as illustrated. ■ ' • ;
The pattern, No. 6, 5T3. is cut in Blzes for
girls of four, six and eight years old and
Trill be mailed to any address on receipt of
10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and ape
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-York Tribune. If In a hurry for pat
tern fend an extra >-c?nt- stamp and ■»■»
will mail by letter postage In -sealed en
velope. __ -^ L
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS
A Million Women Enrolled in
War Against White Plague.
"WJiat women have done' in. the last four
years in the campaign against tuberculosis
is discussed in nn Interesting report issued
yostorday by the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Four yoars a^o, the report states, the
only active women ■workers in the anti
tuberculosis movement were a iittle group
of a.bout thirty women's clubs. Tn-day
BBljflM women under the health department
of the General Federation of Women's
Club? in every state and territory of the
Dotted States are banded together against
this disease and more than two thousand
clubs are taking a special interest in the
crusade. Not less than STiOO.OOO is raised an
nually by them for tuberculosis work. De
cides millions that are secured through
their efforts in state and municipal appro
priations Mrs. Rufus F. Williams is the
chairman of the department that directs
tli is work.
In addition to the work of Uie General
Federation of Women's Clubs, the public
health education committee of tho Ameri
can Medical Association, composed largely
of women physicians, has carried on an
educational campaign of lectures during the
last year, in which thousands have been
reached. The Mother's Congress, the
Young Women's Christian Association and
many unattached clubs bring the number
of women united in the tuberculosis war to
■well over .1 million. There is not a state
tn the Union where some work has not been
done.
Through the activity of women- sanatoria
and hospitals for the treatment of tubercu
losis have been erected; travelling libraries
h»M> hp» 11 circulated; posters, circulars and
other kind.--- of literature have been distrib
uted to tho number of millions of pieces;
thousands of lectures have been given,
laxge sums of money have boon secured,
hundreds of needy cases have been helped;
tuberculosis work has been started in many
communities where no movement had ex
i~t.-<3 and millions at women have learned
the methods of preventing tuberculous.
The work of the women extends, says the
report, from the drawing room of the rich
to the homes of tho poor, and embraces all
. lasses, including the factory girl and the
millionaire. During the coming year a
special campaign of lectures to women will
be carried on in all parts of the Vnited
Btates.
ICE WATER FOUNTAINS BUSY.
The ice water fountains placed by the
Woman Municipal League in various
thirsty sections of the city are doing a
rushing business these day?. Not only do
they quench the thirst of the passing news
boy, the shopgirl, the workingman, the po
liceman and tho pedler. but their waters go
to the homes of the people. Almost any
time one may see around any of the foun
tains a croup of little girls and boys with
palls which they fill and carry carefully
down the crowded streets to the tenement
house, whose water these days is intoler
ably tepid. In such homes there is neither
room nor money for the keeping of ice. and
it I- only in this way that watrr tit to
drink can be obtained for family use.
There aro nineteen of these fountains at
present, most of them at the missions and.
Settlement houses, where a competent per
son takes charge of them. It. is planned to
increase tho number at* rapidly as funds
can be procured, so that, in the rosy-misted
future It may be possible* to get a drink
of water without first having to buy an
ice cream or 10 cents* worth of stamps at a
drug store.
Brocaded silk petticoat*. elaborately
made, an the newest styles shown and
sell for £9 75.
Lingerie baby sacks, lined with India
silk in delicate pink and blue, cost $12 50
each.
The so-called "character" dolls, dressed
in the costumes of all nations, pell for from
(1 up. They are quite interesting.
High black satin button f-hof-s are a. nov
elty and f-Hl for $10 a pair.
Panama straw pumps, finished with cham
pagne kid trimmings and heels, are very
smart and co«t $12 a pair.
Black velvet pumps, with square rhine
stone buckles on the bows. a.r« $9 a pair.
Liners handkerchiefs, with delicately col
ored and fcrnbroHered bor<3»r«, Ml] for from
$" II un v, DM each
'^ »a;r.riff of eh;p» where ire *:•« tiesi!
•i "•■_« pip*' -■•*■ wn can b« obtalaad by tid
ing «■ tr-imp*<i and *<I'ir?««»'i envelope la "been
Is She F&cp*/; ?;••»•- York TrlbUßa. ■
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBtXE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1910.
CLUBHOUSE FOR GIRLS TO COST 190,000
Building To Be Erected at Exterior and 78th Streets for
Junior League^ — To Accommodate 350 Young Women.
EXTENSION TO 34TH STREET
.A six story clubhouse for -w-omen, which
will be known as the Junior League Resi
dential Club, is to be erected by the City
and Suburban ~ Homes Company at the
northwest corner of "*th and Exterior
streets, according to pians filed yesterday.
' Tt will have a facade of brick, with
trimmings of limestone, with Hie main
entrance on Exterior street, and is the
out.com*> : of a plan conceived by Miss
Dorothy Payne "Whitney and Dr. Elgin R.
I. Gould, president of the . City and
Suburban Homes Company.
It is expected that the building will be
ready for occupancy 'within six months
and accommodate .v,o women.' The object
of the clubhouse is the promotion of the
settlement work undertaken by the Junior
League, which subscribed the amount
necessary to build. .',
In tho basement will he a large dining
room for members, servants' dining-room
and quarters, kitchen and accessories and
a trunk and bagga.ee room. The first floor
■will contain a large reception and enter
tainment ball, reading room, small reception
room, doctor's office, a room for typewrit
ing, a sewing and pressing room and twen
•jr email reception rooms. On the second
floor will be forty-six private reception
rooms and ■■> parlor. On the third, fourth,
fifth and sixth floors will be fifty-one re
ceptloi: rooms, respectively, and eleven on
the roof, making a total of 281 small re
ception rooms.
On the roof will be a series tit logfde. in
addition to ti-.e reception rooms. A large
open interior court win run through the
centre of the building, and there will be
one elevator. The cost of this clubhouse, as
estimated by the architect. I. T[. Ohm, is
placed .'it SCO.OOO.
Plans have boon filed for an eleven story
side extension to the eleven story store of
Oppenheim, Collins & Co., on the north side
of 34th street. 272 feet east of Sixth ave
nue and the south side of 35th street, 265
feet east of Sixth avenue, at a cost of
$300,000. The new building will conform
with the old In style, being of brick and
limestone, with a frontage of 4S feet on
"4th street and an additional frontage of
HO feet on 35th street; the new addition
will contain a store from the first to the
fourth story. a:nd offices above. Buchman
& Vox are the architects.
The Charles F. Xoyes Company an
nounces that leases have been concluded for
long term periods with the following insur
ance firms in the building being erected at
the northwest corner of John and Dutch
streets: A larpe space on the ground floor.
with the entire sixteenth floor, to the J. G.
Hiiliard agency ; space on the ground floor
and the entire fifteenth floor to the Kelly &
Fuller agency; the entire second floor to
John A. Eckert & Co. : space on the ground
floor to the W- B. Ogden & Son agency, and
the entire tenth floor to a prominent for
eign accident company. A number of
smaller offices have been rented throughout
the building. These leases aggregate over
51.000.000.
HUNTINGTON ESTATE SOLD.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company has sold for Frank Harvey Field
his shore front property in the Bay Crest
colony, at East Keek, Huntington, L«ong
Island, consisting of a dwelling house, sta
bles and about four acres. The buyer,
Theodor Wolf, of New York, after making
extensive improvements will occupy it as
a permanent summer home. This is one of
the few smaller places having an indepen
dent waterfront in addition to the use of th«
colony beach. It. is in the vicinity of the
©states of W. N. Baylls, John Smithers,
August Hecksher and other well known
owners.
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.
T»uis Schrag has leased for I>ouis J.
Pooler the four story dwelling house No.
340 West 34th street to Frank F. Dowdcll
for a term of years, and for Christopher
Postera the four stnry dwelling house No.
158 West 21st street to Mary O. Higgins 'or
a term of years.
I^eon S. Altmayer has leased for a client
to J. Derigo the premises No. 33S Bast UOth
street for a term of years.
MRS. SAGE TO IMPROVE HOUSE.
Plans have been filed for the building
of a two story rear extension on the two
four story and basement dwelling: houses,
at Nos. 37 and 39 Bast 65th street, owned
by Mrs. Russell Sage. The extension is to
be used as a butler's pantry and laundry.
An old wooden bay window on the first
floor is to be removed. Henry Otis Chap
man, the architect, estimates the- cost of
this improvement at ?4,000.
v . m
$300,000 LOAN.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned yesterday on first mortgage $300,000
to the Thirty-seven West Thirty-sixth
Street Company on the twelve story fire
proof store and loft building at No. 35 to
39 "West 26th street. The plot is 54.6x98.9
feet.
ESSEX COUNTY COTTAGE LEASED.
Ijeon S. Altmayer has leased to Mrs. J.
GoMstoae the I^amb cottage, outbuild
ings and grounds on the shores of Mirror
Lake. Ksspx County, for the summer.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
lOOTII STREET — S. fuly & Co. sold
for James Cutting to a client, for nccuiuuioy
N0." £41 W>sl 100 th strrot, a three story Amer
ican basement Swelling house on lot 15x100 feet.
126 TH STRKKT — Arthur D. V. Lyons nold
No. 235 East 12»itli street, a throe F»ory dwell
ing li >v."« with Mor« on lot lft.Sx9O.il feet.
THE BRONX.
FOREST AVENUE-^-Kug^he J. Ru«h»r i«M
So 10f>7 Korfst avenue, a two stor>- frame
booM on * lot >*>x«7.6 feet, to William Manck
for occupanry.
UMD AVENUE — Caroline HMca ha* sold tb<*
plot I¥h(!V< fpft on thf west snip of Lind ave
nue. 60 feet south of 170 th street.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The saku transa<-t<*<l in the K«*il Kstatf Et
chango Ba.!ff>ri^.!n. Nns. 14 and 16 Vesey street,
yesterday, resulted as follows: . . .
By Joseph P. Day.
731> ST. 227, n 8. 22T> ft w of 2d aye. 25x102.^,
6 ety tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for $18,440.
73D FT. 225). n ■. 200 ft w of 2d aye. 25x102.2.
C Bty tenmt and stores; sold to the plaintiff for
$K\44o.
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address of lessee.)
AUGUST 17.
AVENUE C. 09 to 103; store; SlKmund Schnee
to JoKeph Hollander; 6 yrs TO moa from July
1, 1010; 51.800; address. Irt) Avenue C.
AMSTERDAM AVK. 888 to 890; stores; Meyer
Vraell to 'Henry Heltman and. ano; 0 yra from
May 1, 1910; $200: address, 884, Amsterdam aye.
■ EIJZABETH ST. llS:*»tor«: Pletro Guarding
et al to Giuseppe Cusumano and ano; <? yiu 3
met from Keb 1. 1008; »1.380; address, 118 Klir
abeth «t. '
MULBERRT ST, 76; John C Boyl« M Ntrh
ola« Salomon*: ft yrs from Oct 1, 1900. U«W.
address. 7fl Mulberry 6t.
MONROE ST. 134 Vi; »tom; Michael Mecltler to
M«yer Galub and ano; a yrs 4 moa from Jan 1.
1010: $720; a<l<lrfeßs. VM 1 * Monroe at.
XA C SAT* ex 49 Nm«»u fit Co to Win G
WM^fftm? T iul* 14 IMO. to'.Bept 80. . 1920;
$10,000; addrwes. ■»!♦ Nassau et-
WAITER «ST. 30; Victor l>vl and *£?<<>
Henry .larl,t#r, 6 yre from Vb 1. 1011. $2,500.
ad<lr»«s. • 308 Church «t.
BTH AVB. 'jSSfi- more. Cat hart no P<-hr«r* tnA
ano to Max Hflraog; « yr« £rom May 15. 1910.
fOCO; addreas, 'Sid6 BUi aye.
*TH A\T5. 602; store; Ch*» P SlaiJor to <~»«»
Comlwell and ano; 5 ? r. 8 mo. from Sept I,
IBM; $1,800: a/Mr*ss. «0? Bth «v*
RTH. A.YE. 61O; 3 viDP»r floor*. Eilwiri p
s^-t^n^ £ sS^a &AJK
ISO F.T. Sift W*t; .tore: Frerfei^k WHkaß.
rr, t-iod.s'.arr <doiiel^eiit X V JZJ^ '' '
l»!0 $?«>, add«*», 438 West *i»h «t
•SB ST. 2?.« Mid 2S& West: am Bmai in in
itrmiUonDl kocMf «oto« Vmtloyct in Anunc*;
STRUCTURE TO COST $300,000
21 «fl from "-* 1. !9M J." v Iv l to $4. 500; sA-
I i3r»i ; s. tM Wen 4-ic) it
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
'V.'ith r.Brs« and s<sdrf?«r of r'jrcheser.l .
AUGUST. IS.'
.• -.. MANHATTAN.
IJKXIKOTON AYE. 2 .'■"•. 3 'sty .' l?rk eta Me.
2'".x irr»c: John .1 • Wysong to Lcnhi>n»ll Co;
An* -S: smo: addresa. 44 Pin« «t.
' T.V.WIS ST. 111. .'■ Fty brk.. 2-"x100; • Julttis
Budn«r ot al to nifka Bmlner; AugU3.~looo;
$1 00 : ! address. 114 r-<»\viß pt.
•PARK AVB. <? B< 50.7 ft n of f«7th Bt. 25.2*
100: 07tli St. n ?. 100 ft c of Park nve. IT.x
100.11; »7th Bt. n b. 2.".0 ft c of Par* ave.T.nv
201.10 to SB !»stl, st ; l,ainh«"-t 8 Qtiackenbusli
et nl to Lambert H yna<k«-nbii?h and Allre H
Quackonbusli. lolnt, tenants; b and s; April
14; $100; address, 25 Broad St.
PARK AYE. s v .-..-,- of Pfith f=t .rio.4x9f>;. r io.4x9f>;
same in fair*: b and s; April 14; ?100; ad
dress, 23 Broad St.
PARK AYE. c «. 25.5 ft n of Will st. 2ri.2s
ion; »>7th st. n B. 200 ft " of Park avexftOx
201.10 to s s "Sth st: Lambert S Quackenbush
to Abraham C Quarkfnbufh: all title: b and s.
April 14: *100; H.idrns?. 7S Ea«t fWUh st.
READE ST. 17« to I!**,; 4 sty brk. n W »*or
'of \Ya-!hini?tor> »t. 70.5x270x irresr (foreolosuro.
.Tuly 28. l!)in>: .fames A Fol«y. ref. to Edward
Roche (mIR $289.420 14 : August 10; $175,000;
addzwm, 1*49 East 43th st.
WEBT BROADWAT, 4.12. 3 sty b'k. 19^3r»:
Elmn H Fuller Pt al to Klam H Fuller: 2-»
part, and Arthur JI Ballash. 1-S j>nrf<nitrr
$6,500); June .:•; $100; address. 175 "West
Houston st.
IST AYE. H;f.L'. 4 s-.. i>rk. 23x74; Caroline
Fisher, ojitr^. to Bella Fish »r ' and ano (ttit^
—>: Auk 17: .<!: address. Bay 24t1l st, Ben
sonhurst, Long Island.
IST AYE. w s. 50.2 ft n of .*Sth s'. 25.1 x
7.'.; Caroline Fischer, extra, to Bella FiFcher,
% part, and Flora Mantner. % part: all liens:
Aug 17; $1; address. nay "4t!i st. Eenson
hurst, Iyong Island.
2D aye. 1821. ." sty brk 2.-.x7»: BM»« C
Klefcr to Philipp Kronenberg mug $15.700>;
Augr 17; $100.
SAME PROPERTY; Philipp Kr'onenberg to
Contennial Securities; Co; .\".g IT: $100; ad
dress. oO!>- ; Broadway.
■-'D AYE. c s. ">O ft 11 of 02d st. 23x100: Lam
bert S Quackenbush ct.al to Lambert S Quack
eobusfa and A!(c- H Qunckonlvjsh, joint ten
«nts: b and s; April 15; $100; address, 25
Broad st. • - .
?.T> ST. 315 East; 7> sty brk. 24.0x862: Dav'd
Mann • to Max Mann; all lions; Mar l.*>. 1W19;
$1,000; address; IS2 Grand st.
MTU ST. ' s f. 41."> ft p of Sth aye. 2Ox\>R.J>:
Geo M HecJit to Robert I, Hecht: 1-21 part
b and « and c a and g; Aug 12; $V»>: address, 91
Wall st. : . ; '
4STH ST, TJI "U>Pt: .°, sty brk, 18.0x100.5;
4(Hh st, 116 to 120 West: 4 sty brk. 71.8x100.5;
Edward " B Corey to Century Holding Co (mtg
$91,500;; Aub 17: $10C»:- address, 1328 Broadway.
.-.'■ DST 427 Ea=t:"4 sty brk. 20x62.1): ,Tame«
Kearney roff to Ida ?:bel; $10,200.; address. 345
East S2d st. , ...
64TH ST. 425 West; .'. etv brk. 25x100.5: Ber
nard Rockway tc Cicilia Busch (wig $12..V>0);
July 19- $100; address. 69S Park aye. Brooklyn.
N. T.
Same property; Cicilia Busch to Alexander V
Dlckson and ano; q c; Aug 9; $1: address, 4-1
"West 54th st.
• 74Tir ST 421 to 42.1 East: 6 sty brk. 62.0 x
7° Ilx irreg Ellis Oet.-.ler to Ida Abramson tmtgr
$33,000); auk 7; $1CO; address. 421 East 74th st.
81 ST ST. 56 East: 4 sty brk. 20*102.2: Chas
Moran to Chns and Martha Moran; Aug IT; $1;
address, 68 .William st.
WSTH ST, n s. 225 ft c of 3d aye; BOxlOO.8;
r^embert S Q:ie:konbu!=h to Abraham C Quack
enbuab; b.and s: Apr 27: $100; address. 7S East
9Cth st.
S6TH ST. n p. 170 ft w of 2d aye: ir.xl«o.«;
iAinbert S Quackenbush to Abraham C Quacken
bueh: b and s: Apr 16: address. 78 East 96th St.
*6TH ST. n «<. 15.2 ft w of 21 aye: 15xl00.S:
tAmbert S Quack«nbush et al to Amalie 11
MHlholland; Apr 24; b and s; $100.
■ fame property, Amatifl H Millholland to Lam
bert S and Alice H Quarkenbush. joint tenant;
b and 6; May 2: $100: address. 25 Broad st.
: O«TH ST. s s. 98 ft c of Park aye; 100x100.8;
Lambert S Quackenbush to Abraham C Quack
enbush: all title; b and s; Apr 14; $100: address.
78 East 06th st. ;
" 100 TH ST. n P. 1«0 ft W of 2d aye: strip lOx
100.11:- Edmund Hates to Marjraret 1- arre. intsr
$3,000^: At:« i>: $50: address, 224 East 104 th St.
11.-.TH ST, 20 West. 3 sty brk. 20sl0O.11;
Harry Bloch to David Bressler (mtg $12,000);
Auk 10: $1,000; address. 174 2d aye.
115 TH ST, 67 West. 2ox100.11: John TV Eric*
to Lambert S and Alice H Quackenbush. Joint
tenant*: b and s; April 10; .$100; address, 25
Broad • St. ■ . ■ •
120 TH ST. 75 East, n w cor Park aye. 100x25;
Lambert S Quackenbush to Abraham C Quacken
bush; b and s; April 27; $100; address, 78 East
96th st.
' 122 D ST. n b. 2*7.11 ft c of Ist aye. Jfi.Rr
100.11; Simon Schneider to Herman Baman {mtg
$G.f>oo: Auk 13; $100: address. 79 East 4th st.
124TTT. ST. n k. 50.6 ft W of M aye. 28x100.11;
Mary A Costello to National Towsite. Co (mtg
$2,600); Auk *•; $1; address. H> "vl"i!l!ani st.
13OTH ST. n s. 175 ft c of 12th aye. 25x9*. 11;
weber-McLaußhlin Co to Frederick F Simpson
(intsr $5.000 i; Auk 18: $100; address, 815 Sth aye
137 TH ST. s a 12 ft t of Broadway, I.Wx
lflO.ll- 'Century Holdlns- Co to Kdward B Corey
(•mtg; $155,000); Aug 17; $100; address, 54. War
ren st.
1451TT ST, sb 126 ft w of Convent aye. Ifix
1W.11; 145 th St. s 8. 157 ft w of Convent avt%
31tP0.11; John TV Brice to Lambert 9 Quacken
bush and Alice H Quackenbush. • joint tenants;
April 1«: $100: address. 25 Broad st.
IS2t> ST, t B. .'>2O ft fi of Broad-way. 4Ox«P.11;
William G Roehrlch to Anna Wptt-rjrel (mtg
$36,500); Aug 16; $100; aridr>»B.«. 147 "West S3d st.
THE BRONX
ANTHONY AVK, IR^», 1R.5\72.«; Phtllpp
Kron»nberpr=r to r«ntenni»l Securities Co (n\tg
$5,000): Auk. 27; $100; address. 808 Broadway.
BA.TH.GATE AVK, 2283, 24x07; foreclosure:
Auk 4. 191O; Jurnos Oliver. r»>f. to William A
Cameron; Ausr 15; $1,200; address, 1001 Bathgate.
aye.
BECK ST. K45, 40xKiO: Cunningham ft Sband
Construction Co to Paulino Levy (mts $34,000;;
Auk 16: $1; address. H45 Beck st.
FOREST AVFX 1077. 2TH97.5: Charles Hairnn
to Anna E Ifamm (mtg $7,500); Aug 17; $1; ad
dress, 1077 Forest axe.
] FOX ST, ©a. at so « Westche«t»r aye; ROx
: 104. lx irreg-; release mtg: Newburgh Savings
Bank to American Real Estate Co; April 16.
j 125,000. .
SAME FROrRRTY; American It eal Estate Co
to Oldchester Realty Co; Auk 17: $100; address.
1 527 Sth aye.
FOREST AYE. 1057: 20x««7.«: Eugene .r Busher
to William Manck untg $4,000^; Aug 17; $100;
, address, 72 West 102 d st.
FOX ST. c *, at s <■> s Westchester aye; 106.3 x
irreg; OldrViester Realty i V to EtJward" l?lrsh
imtK $135,000); Auk 17; $100; address, 53 East
60th St.
HILL AYE. c s. 150 ft t- of Jefferson v«-
POxlOO; John N Mulqueen to Mary A Mulqueen"
Aug 17; $!; addre«s. 4«1KO Hill a\e.
I/ON'GWOOD AVK. 875; 87x100; Samuel Sh«U
man to Lillian Grcenbcrg; Aug 15; $1; address,
874 Ijongwooi aye.
LOT 66 to 63 and 130 to 136, map Penflold
property, fouth Mt Vernon; William w PenfleM
to EIITO Bak<-r; Aug 17; $100; address. 4704
White Plains rd.
MORRIS AVB, c *. 112.11 ft » of Kingnbrldirw
rd;. 16.3x105: II V Singh! Realty Co to Baldwin
•' Hvase (mtg $6,500); Aue 17; $1; address, 50f>
East 16th Bt. , ;
MORRIS AVB. c s, f>.\7« ft r of Klrjrßt.rMjr«
rd; 1<». 3x105; H IT Shlnglii Realty Co to Marsraret
Bozenhardt (mtg $t>,soo>; Aug 17. ?1 ; address,
504 Eaat 19th Bt.
PLOT begins on w.llne land of William TV
Fox. 43 ft from n « cor lot 67. map of Wood-
Pt«ck; SOxlSS.lj: Irrep. except part for Stebbins
aye and East 165 th st; Waterford "v\ r Smith to
Oscar TV Friedeiu-lch; Aug 17; .*1 : address, 26
West f»7th st.
TIEBOUT AVT-1 '■ ■" c«r .-lark st: 25x70x
lrr^K: Sarah Kronnan to Walter P Maronry:
one-sixth part; July 6; $UX>; address, 431 East
135 th St.
TINTON AYE. •».«?. 2i>xl2s; Chartea Hamm to
I/iuise and Helone Hanim (mtg $7,500); Aug 17,
$1; address, 1077 Forest aye.
WEST HALF lot 140, map Wakefleld; Annl<»
Johnson to Kate A Albee; July 22; $1; address.
115 Broadway.
WEST FARMS RD, n w cor Freeman st: 56.5 x
137.1 x lrrei?. Ga«tano '/.Ingau-fi to Ziasalas Con
struction Ob (mtg $13,000); Aug 10; $1; address,
821 East 107 th st.
WEST FARMS ROAD, n W cor of Freeman
St. 5t1.5x137.1x In**: Gaetano Ztnßalt'S to Zln-
Rales Construction Co (mtg $13,000); Aug 10;
$1; address. 321 East 107 th st.
WILLIAMS AYE. w s, 275 ft 8 of Madison
aye, 26x100; Bankers Realty and Security Co
to John Foltan; July 29; 5100, address, 149
East 4th st.
3D AYE. w 8. 104.8 ft n of 17."> th St. 50x
104. lrr»>K : John W Cornish to John W
Cornish Construction Co; Aug 17; $100; ad
dross. 40H East 13Sth st.
170 TH ST. n b. 105.3 ft w of Southern Boule
vard. 50x154; RiiHun Pnryea to Cornelia E
MrCormack; Aug 10; $100; address. BS7 East
170 th st.
17STH RT, 011 to f»l7 East. 7rt.10x«5.1; Paul
ine. Levy to Cunningham & Shand Construction
Co (mtg $31,500); Aug Hi; $1; address. 25
Broad st.
193p'ST. n s. S.V ft a of Morris i«, 20x^0;
H TI Rinphl Realty Co to Charles !Iva»a fmt|
$8,000): July 17; $1; addrers. sf>o East 18th at.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name »nd address of loanrr's attorney.)
Interest 5 per ctnt, unless otherwise stated.
aii<;i;st IS.
MANHATTAN
' LEXINGTON AYA V 235; 3 Bty brk stab..-. 3fit
Irreg.' Auk 17: due an per bond: Lewheiiwjl Co
to John J Wyjong; HB.fIBQ; address. 44 Pin- or
LIBERTY BT, n »• for ol Nassau «i , 7 «ty
brW, 1»tS«1» lrreg (prior mtf 11.700, 000); iug
I; 1 yr, 0 p*r cent; Liberty Nassau Blf1« Co to
B f* Rmlth. a* tru»; $150,000; nddrese. ,M> Wall «',
MIT-HELL PU ■ »; 3 »'v brk. lRxVi.lO iprtor
mtf S6,O0Ol; Aur 16; due *» r*r.bon<l: Jo»*t»h
6<- n warts to A'Virb Schlaaslnc*r; $1.V V .», attor
ney. Him 1 ' Mo»VnrwttT.. 183 Nassau "
" UOTT pTJf;lSou»na* f l*'- 1 « »ty '' rV< " '"' '* X
Al«17; 3 '•"> ♦'• i^r ceut; R»3i« " sSus»*cln
lad ano to .Wililtm . A -Ppencw and ano. *""•
J50.000; address, SO Broadway.
IST AYE. 2264; ft! sty brk. 20X A 4 nto^ > °An^
19.500.; A .iff 17: 3 yrs. 6 per cent: Antonto anzo
lone to Rubin Brack: $2,000; attorneys. Morrison
?• Schlff. 320 Broadway. . ' v~i*.
.th AVK. » ♦K^J? : g2£SrSSE
to Jscob "Dohrnwnn; V^o; attorno. w *
r'help!-. 4W East 14(tth •♦■ ' " f '•' --- ft
86TH ST. 35 to 39 West; 5 iW W. «^sg
bids loan;' Aug 18: 1 yr, « p^r «nt. "** "%*
Street -Ct>' to Tit!e Giiaront** «na iruwv •
$300,000; a<l4r-«s, 178. Broadway- ,
40TH ST, 116 to 120 West. 4 Jty
100.5: «th st. 121. West r 3 sty brk 1-.W i^ "
(prior mtg $01.Sx»: Aur*ls»2onr«^^P«^cw.
C.ntury Holding Co.to -Wward B Core} . $lO.W>,
attorney., ArnSrtn * Levy,*2« Broader.
S6TH ST. n s, INS 2 ft v ot 2d «V« V- if^oii and
May 2; due as per bor.d: Amalie HMItoMM
to Lambert 9 Quackenbush. trow $5,000, adar-ss,
i") Broad St ; ':■*:''' _, ....nn..
Conre>»*Hebercr; $2,000; attorney. «*«° cohn. M !
%SZJftlßS?bSff£S AV«t X:
attorney, W B l-ord. S3 Nassau St. I
141 ST ST. 212 «n,i 214 W -s' : lt V^iSSw=
09.11; -An* 7: C yrs: " t Id ,, RC '^OfM); address,
lam A Botler and ano. tru-. *•>■>■> •
M •"•'nil st.
T>IE BRONX.
BUCHANAN FLA-'E n V 6^
SgS^S tr.foh 11 nH-pn H-pH -p- { S^uchman; ?.',,.«; a*
dress.. 2CKT Broadway.
Plot. 92x1003 irreg ,pr»or mt, ■■*■-■«*< • *"* \'^
duo' as per bond: <>^LSo^adSSaf 640 St
ChTteUaa OoU and ano; $."U>™>. awn—
A r>A 9 W^N HT. f**£*ft£ I£g't?%J*1 £g't?%J*
Gordon: rout- Samuel Nassau st
M B r A us a : ano; $->.0>)(). attornej, **-
Wbalen, 206 Broadway. •■
MAPES .AYE 2100 n *£^™g %?£
ana ConBtA,VtV,n r -;o H to r Wward Haark«; |M^
attorney. Morton Stein, 3. Libert;, st.
villa avk. sua oo^^SSerf 1 " cj:
-); Gn^zoT-$2.7 y 00?-anor f ne:-, a Maurice T Mc
metai GnazzoT $2,709; at torne;. Mauris .1 Me
Carthy. 141 Part Row. f
WEBSTER ATE. • s. being part of lot l^N
map Mount Hope; Aug 17; 0 yrs; 'JfSS- «™
Kate. Hißgins to Dledrich W' Rohde; $000. at
torney. w T Matthics, 475 Iremont a%&
.WEST FARMS ROAD, n vr DOT u '""" ■£
50.5x137.1 to Longfellow aye xS4 .Sx*A. 10 . Au«
10; due as per bond; Ztesatos /^? nst 11,1 l ,° s n Oo
to Manhattan Mortcage Co; $55,000; address, -(X>
Broadway. ■■
' WESTCHESTER AYE, s «• «. at c s i-ox *»
245-Sx— to Simpson st i — 1 irr?g: D m; Aug
17- 4 vr?. 4\- per cent; Oldchrster Realty Co
to American Real Estate Co; $:J5.OOO; address.
827 sth aye.
3D AVK. v.- s, 104.8 ft n of 175 th St. r.()x11>4.7;
butMln« loan; An* 17: demand, '5 per rent; |
John W Cornish Construction Co to City Mort- (
gage Co; $23,000; address. 15 Wall st.
130 TH ST. n a j 100 ft c of St Ann's aye 25x
100; Aug 17: due as per bond; Ernst W lchten
dah'l to Manhattan Mortgage Co; $4,000; ad- 1
dress, 200 Broadway. - .'.'■
176 TH ST. n 3. 196.5 ft w of Southern Boule- j
yard, 50x154x Irreg; Aug.: 18; 2 yrs; Cornelia j
E McCormlck to Susan Duryea: $5,500; attorney. ;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17(> Broadway.
177 TH ST. n *. 20.7 ft w of Grand Boulevard j
and Concourse, 100x7 irreg (prior mtg $10.500»; ,
Aur- 4: demand. 6 p«r cent; Mount Hope Meth
odist Episcopal Church to Cella J Ferguson; j
$000: address. . 223 Mount Hope Place.
I«3D ST. 630 and Wl East, .WxlOO (prior mtg '
$6,500>- Aug 17: due June-1. 1912; 6 per cent; I
Checckina Caruccl to Helene Fuld: $2,500; at- ,
iorney. I-eonhard F Fuld. 130 East 110 th si.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney.) !
AUGUST 17.
MANHATTAN.
7TH ST. s a 258 ft w of Aye C. 25x00.10; '
Feb 3, 1904; Annie Przewor6ky to Jonas Weil; |
$22,600; address, 5 Baekman St.
40TH ST. 8 a. 22«.6 it w of 7th aye. 14.3x08.9;
Dec 14, 1880; John H McGinn to Dora A Davis.
extrx; $8,000; attorney, A J Dwindle, 131 East |
S6th st.
42D ST, s R. 896.3 ft -w of 10th aye. 19.7x95.0;
March 10, 1PO2: Charles, Mary. Rnsanna and
Sarah Jan« Dougherty to William H Jackson; I
$1,000; attorney. Wilson M Powell. 2t» Wall st. |
107 TH ST. 69 East, n n. 16x100.11: Km- 2R. j
lfH>7; Mart- Silverstone to Mary X and Anna F" j
Stan-ett: $6,000; attorney, Addlson Gardner. 140 |
Broadway.
15OTH ST. 2SI West. 5 sty brk. 40.10xt»0.U;
Feb 15, ISX>B; John- Lurle to Sigmund Aehner;
$6,000; attorney. I TV Jackson. 5 Beekman st.
153 D ST. b s. 208.4 ft c of Amsterdam aye,
16.8x94,11; Thomas F McAvoy and ano to Will
iam - E Stil lings; $7,000; attorney. George 3
Hayee. 31 Nassau st.
HOB AYE, w s. 158.7 ft n of Freeman st.
25x100; July 16, 1902; Charles G Jorgensen and |
ano -to Henry Otto, jr. and ano; $3,500; at- 1
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 17tJ
Broadway.
LOT 28^ map of lands in partition of Rebecca.
Bassford, Fordham; begins, a w boundary line
of said lot 26,. as Intersected by the nw e East
184 th st. 102.5 x n '25: Jan 6. 1906; Pauline B
Lyon to Van Loan Whltehead and William E
Sperry. exrs; $2,000; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co, 160 Broadway.
LOTS 992 and 933,- map of Laconia Park. 50x
125.5 x Irreg: Aug 12, ,19<)7; Harry Bauman to
Louis A London; 51,250; attorney, Guido J
Gindici. 61 Park Row.
LOT 30&, map McGraxr estate. van Nest- June
IS. 1PO0: Michael M Reynolds to Annie r
Daily; $700; attorney. Frank Gass, West Cheater.
MARY ST. s c, ' 245 ft w of Washington aye.
100xl0i>: Feb 14, 1006; Louis Uttm to American
Mortgage Co; $20,000; address, 31 Nassau st.
,«] MA RY ST. s s, 245 ft W of Washington aye. I
100x100; Feb 21, 1&10: Benjamin Benensor to '
Louise Leae; $5,2550; address. 35 Nassau St.
PROSPECT A\-E. « ». IS2 ft n of 180 th st, S8
xloO; Jan IS. 1005; Carmela Galella to Ida Satt-
J«r; S%,800; attorney. Theodore Saltier, Corn Ex
change Bank Bldg. '.:,'"*".*'
iOSPEer AYE - ■* »• 85-2 ft » of 165 th st.
156.8x65; May 15. 1006: Samuel Brener to Max
Cohen •* «•: X&.50O; attorneys, Davis & Kauf
mann, 51 Chambers St.
WORTH AVF, » is. 60 ft •»• from c. <» cor of
Fitch st, «7x6lx irr<?g; j->b 20. lSftS; tAwrcrcn
McGrath and aro to Ronald X Brown et a!
trus: 53.830; address. 320 Broadway.
, WASHINGTON- AYE. s c cor Of ISSth st. «-9
x100x95x73x191.9x173; June 22, 1005; John Haig
to Marie Louise Mead, extrx; $5,000; attorney,
T'nlted States Guaranty an.l Indemnity Co IX)
Vesey st. *
, WASHINGTON" AYE. s c cor of ISSth st. 06.9
X100xft0x73x191.9x173: Nov 21. 1000; John Hai*
to Marie Louise Mead, extrx; $17,300: attorney,
United States Guaranty and Indemnity Co 20
Vesey Bt.
,/J 35T11 ST * s s "70 ft c of Melros© aye, lOOx
100; April 7. 1010; Benjamin Benonson to Ameri
can Mortgage Co; $40,000; address, 31 Nassau st.
177 TH ST. 6 a, 75 ft w of Southern Boulevard.
2oxl00; June 15. 1900; Jerome Eisner to Helen A
t-teln ' and Rosalie A Eisner: $1,700; attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
.uv^T ST ' B ,^' llr '- 2 ft wot Washington aye.
50xlo0; June 10 lPio : cerra Realty and Con
struction Co to Ensign Realty Co; $3 000- attor
neys, McLaughlin & Stern. 15 William at!
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
liaTik iS $."-;''o0O >f AmeriCi * *° West Side Sa\-ln«s
Bank; $35,000. °^
Rolx-rt N Cleverdon io Edw R Stolil- $2,000
lawyers Title tnaoraaoe and Trust Co to Law
yers .Mortgage Co; assigns 2 mt^s: $72,000.
Same to Esther Hrrrman et al. exrs- $25 000.
Philip <' !lula - n to East River Savings Institu
tion . $20,000.
Emmanuel Glauber to Mas C^hen: $liV>
United States Rp-alty and Improvement CV> to
Margaret Knox; $100.
Edw Haark« to Morton Stoto; ?R.ooix
Union Exchange Bank to Babetta Salomon;
$100..
■fax Garmaaaky to Henry C Gurnards; 51.250.
Lewis V Lavello t.» «leorge Stark: $1.
Augustus B Field et al to New Ncthcrland
Bond and Mortgage Co: 3 a^sts: $64,000
Klsio BAd'er to Walter M Schwartz; $100.
Rlizabeth V Irwln to Northern Bank of N«w
Tork; assigns 2 mtg?: <«.000.
Hannah Moran to Flora Ft>*brding; assign* 3
mtgs; $3/too.
Metropolitan I.ifr Tnsuranro Co to .Tu'!ah T.
Adler: $22,500.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to G'iaraut»ers Mort
ease Co; $4,0»».
MECHANICS' LIENS.
BROATJWAT, 200; Paul Humbert. Jr. »jt
Emily a Zolllkopfer, owner; .1 D Fowler, con
tractor; $803 82.
DALY AVK. w s. 60 ft s of l7Rth St. 31x100;
Glehl Brothers »gt Merrivale Realty Co, owner
and contractor; $115.
14TH HT. HO tin 1 «2 East; Federal Tile Co agt
estate of <"onrtlandt Palmer. Mary A P Draper,
owners; White House Lunch Co, contractor; $1,
238 00.
FREEMAN ST. s w cor of Longfellow aye.
131.6x1t)it.4; Cerussi Marble Works agt I^ongfel
low Realty Corporation, owner and contractor;
$433 61.
DIVISION ST. a s. 180.1 ft « of Market st. 25
xtki.3; Samuel Rosenberg agt Louis Winkler and
Abram Schultz. owners; Anthony Prokrops\lttn,
contractor; $340 40.
13STH ST. <>34 West: David Hamburger a«t
Margaret E Welll. owner and contractor; Henry
M Weill. contractor: $05.
KINGSRRIDOE RD. Tee Taw aye. 102 dst
and Aqueduct »vt-. whole block: Bernard-Green
wood Co agt Hebrew Infant Asylum, owner;
Baldwin Engineering Co. contractor: $415 44.
WASHINGTON AVK. 2183: Goldner & Gold
berg agt Joseph Fromm. owner and contractor;
$175.
KINGSBRIDGE RD. Te« Taw aye. 192 dst
and Aqueduct »v , whole block: William Hoehn
igt Hebrew Infant Asylum, owner; Baldwin En
gineering Co. contractor: $67 30.
6TH AYE, so 3 an( l 80S; William Hoehn agt
sth Avenue Investment & Improvement Co.
owner: Baldwin Engineering Co, contractor;
$1»4 II
CC>STER ST. • a COO ft 3 of Ppofffird a";
36<.rxl<>C»- Bronx Roonn * Water Proofing CO aprt
Falser Realty * Construction Co, owr.ir and
contractor; (WO. . .
CASTLE HILL AYE. « s,. 25 ft « 0( ■»••»
i\e 25x105: Adam Vorndran aft Michael Bren
nan! Inc. owner and contractor; $578.
VIRDY ST, * n. 105 ft n of Htarllnir «v«;
IOOxIOH; »a.in'< n«t name;: $575.
r'UTIDY ST. « S, 755 ft n of Starling «"• :
2.'.x108: name agt mm*-. $575. ' „
UNIVERSITY Vl* »•• cor Hth «t: I<V*l (V >;
Sllmaii & Whittle agt esta»« «f A 3 Rosenbaum.
owner: Mr Kay and Albert Hotel Co. contrac
tor*: $40S 12 V ; . _.
rH ST, 132 Past: isldor Goodman agt Jo
(i»ph B Tbom««. on ncr W r P Bh«si M»t»»
Works, contractor*: Amsterdam Building Co,
contractor . $*5 N> '.**'_•
174 TH ST 7" 1 '« Civ Lumber Barrtc« «>*»»•
Harry Simon, owner; -1 ■ f^alnstorV »nd J *^i'/
m'anbff,' l»f-""es. B (\> !' .".l>er», contractor; $Jo •"■ ,
SATISFIED MECHANICS' 'JENS.
';r-!UT™.--.rv,.^:^::r. M"*«";-:M "*«";-:
MaTliriOl" «cancelled, : $2,380.
rroaPWW i ■ CSf J.V?I •*. A C Horn
»»?TrlnP- Wu«o ro. Aa* ». im s«K
3ftßSS^i|«r>^ a
Consmicfion Co *i al: Dw, 11. IW9; V<*-
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN, ..
T3TH ST. a -v cor of Exterior •• :o«sr: o « sr Afv
aril Suburban Homes Co. 13 "« »•' VJjJ-V,.
*^,»r- P H Ohm. 15 YVwt 3<sth st. architect.
<-ost $00,000.
* ALTERATIONS
nriRM ST. s » 6».S ft • of SS2SLT 207
a 5 sty frame brick «abl«: H. A-^,."* l^" 147
East Broad w»y. ctiit; C H * F Mratio. i-»«
4th a- -e. architect*: cost, %U>.(>M
34TH ST. n a 272 ft * of «'h .v* •"«»*{;
si, 1. a. MS ft - of «th aro: to an II '<?,}'»£.
store and ofnV»; Oppenheirn. < 7olHn^ * C ».*£
Weat 34th «t. o»n<sr; Bachir.an * Fox. II fc-ast
s»th st. architects: cost. $.tW>.OOO.
THE BRONX.
IIOBART AYE. • a »•» -ft "^j^'JJg"
»v»; for 2 >>i- «ty frame dwaa -"1 .* 8 a ".
owners: X Eb'ling, 11M Walker aT«. arcni
tort cost. J7.000. ;'*■'-
La salle AYR. » s. t t0.07 ft *■„"!; , lloba rt
aye; for 2L242 L 24 at, frnm- 4w» 2£?*^*£ :
Broschardt ft P»llk*n. owners: B Kbellng.
architect; cost. $7.0 M
KAPPOCK ST. n ». IW «>J&RSS2I2ib
for a 1 Sty bri-k grame*. WlB: Kirn" ■» ■
Avers, on premtlUa OW«er: »' T» Kifftn. 11^
West 227 th st. architect; cost. $1.2'").
FHERIDAN AYE. ■ w cor of l«4th •*: for a
4 ety brirk tmnt. :-.4 4 vv t xr.fi..%t, : Patrick Hur
ley. 371 East i::7th at, .-nor. Harry T H0»..1.
149t!i st and 3d aye. architect; cost, $20,000
Alexander aye. ■ « cor of i^ dd T st -J'.7^
2 6 sty brick loft hldgs. :,.-«i::f>.;a^.lMbe^
Realty Co. fha» Jacob. r.^9 We 9t 3S*> »t
president, owner; O-org* XV WAI 9S Locust
St. Flushing, architect; «-ost. $I.>o.o«Ki.
. NEWMAN AYE. w *. 440 ft ; of ''''»« on
Point rd: for a 1 sty steel and frame slide:
Alexander 7.anot. ltl« Ist are. lessee: F*t#t M
Coco. 124 Jackson aye. Flushing, architect,
cost, $600.
LIS PENDENS.
JEFFERSON AYE. n <■. SO ft e-of ««£*£
aye; 12TixlOO: Jefferson aye. n a l-> ft * •?
Monachal! aye: 60x100; three actions: Emma of
rhidsey a t John T Norton Hal foreclosure of
three mtgs); attorney, ■- " Ailing^
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET |
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TEL. 7170 MAD.
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fine improvements; beautiful trees.
Only one like it.
I Have 4 Lots to Sell at Beautiful
Lake Ronkonkoma. Cary. 18 A-lmg
ton Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
YVESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PHIIJPSE MANOR ON THE IIUDSOX.
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 30 mod
ern residences war completion. Address
PHIIJP«K MANOR CO..
Philip** Manor. New York.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
■®fr /Mental*
808 West End Avenue
North East Corner 994 Street ;«sj|
'The Building With the Tower"
ABSOLUTELY FIRKFKPOF.
On the top or th« highest point on ■-• » '»' * '*■ T!,!
9. 10 or 11 J.prs» t*«~ •°uth» r ly expo«ur«> and surrounded t>y P rtvat *,!!i3r«
Apartments il now v and 3 and * bath V*rteet EgulpnKnt »nd FtnJ»»
Apanmenta v.m now be rented from October 1. R*nt» from Jl.tOt) IP. . :
WEST END I IH h-^h -^"S" S **^Pt Rtv.r,..!- [,r:,. ■*•"!
avenue i all th.. WINDS (n Wlnt-r ud a Il the MEAT In »O»H«« —
AVFNIIF 1 naw Flfth Avftn «' > •< the w>»t a • vi
AVLIIUL rvpartm-nt: no trolley oars, no hi** win.ia. «> -'^J
I traffic, no du«t. no surroundlnsr tenement*: * a'Jie*. ft* 1^
residential streot; an Ideal place for * ho—
-^ Can Be -vrn Dally an,l Sunday.
For Booklet or Further Particulars Apply to Agent on rreraises of
A - I- MOKDKCAI A SOX. 135 ».-,.-.«., -~*£
SONOMA
... V BKOAn WAY-l 731
2 Bat™, t? .?^ AX ; MI NTS •« S "««■ •»»
2 Baths to choose from. some with coveted
southern ,c, ex * >osuro - Modern fireproof buinl-
Ing. ■sctoslvenfM , , up « rU)r hall and .le
transit fwimu nUM and day: «-«Mgeration;
utes* Van. ii " Un * qu>4 " «'<!; within flve n ,,n -
Invited frmnVV m t rt p I',"" ln^:* c : 10 "
Including Sunday. tO *l ' V " e * ch aa * '
LUDINGTON
Near Broadly T S ?°»?T ST ' c
FI M «w'V HM ' Modem.
1 "SBgjp *»«» •• m «l080
1269 Madison Aye.,
V ":'■ i n J Cor - »'■* St.)
aV^ AVn BATH.
»».<XM> TO t1.20«
. .--pery up-to-dato convenl»nc«
,, MPM P J ase A EHlman.
1.%3D PT. .>4 rt Edith M d 4d 4 Vu^£^
agt «7b9« R Smith *xr et al tf*-« c! Sp^«!«
nitu-. attorneys, iJcL*nghlla A ;-,-., f*.;«t
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
FREEMAN ?T..n «. irholr front ■">•*»<•„ •»
Farms rd and IJ*nsfell< »v« A-. ■ •,_-;. . '«
54.«. Manhattan Mortgag- . Co ". '.".t
ConstrucUon Co *S3.W». . . " " *•>»
111 VTNIREMEN . DISMIS3IS
Bis More Found to Ha?e B?«n v^'
proached" in Browne Trial." 3 '
Chicago. Au?. 13.— Judge Ker?tea, latrw
court T.^' ON-il BroTin^ i; Up fo-^
on a charsrp ofbuym* votes f 3r g,^
Lorimer. was rompfUM to 'flirnlss'shi^?
venlremen to-da>'. This mak<i3 m .^
men dismissed from the last thn» p_^
: upon their own statements that they |^
been "approached" with referent* t 0 »
possible service as Jurors.
"I do not know who la tampetin? Mtlft.
venfreinen,.*" said the court- "I do- nott^i
sir!."=. but some or,* :■« doins /-OTn^t •*«
111 1 ijin^erelv hor>« w<» •will find our -»Hyt
K-iiltv. and that th»y will be trou<at.t»"r?
bar of justice. They ar» making; rt^_,
of the administration of the law. '
The court's remarks were =»rtir*ij^ I
the lawyers and veniremen KeaeraJly.t*
Erhr-it'-in, for the defence. answeretS:. J-,
"I will say that investigators for'ij^
fence hav<: not gone near the hen.,,-,
venlremen. Yesterday I told our j^.
that they must not do so. or I world i-v
them into court. The power of th* g^
Attorney's office has been used to <il*^*
the defence. There Is a plot on foot to t^
I end." '
j State's Attorney Way man ad asceaj.,
the bench and was rlttinsr near the js>^
when Mr. Erbstein concluded hij reossU
"Tommvrot:" as all the :onjir.«-;r \J
prosecutor made.
Plight, jurors had been obtained and ij
tentative jurors were in the box whea cat
adjourne.l to-day. j
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO
BOKOLGH OF MANHATTAN. ~~"
"City and Suburban
Homes Company"
First Avenue Estate,
SE^> N 415 E, 64th Si
Tel. 3S9OU Plaza.
Model dwelling offering to peop> <JBJ|
•raft« means; strictly first class. tqhSß
steam heated, cheerful apartments atti«aa
; mi weekly rental of i
2 Rooms for $2.50 to $235,
3 Rooms for $3.45 to $3,95,
4 Rooms and Private bath UK
to $5 50,
BOROI GH OF BROOIkLTX
EASY HOUSEKEEPING 801
PROSPECT PARK EAST |
Lincoln and Rutland roads, bef»«ea 3*
ford and Rogers ayes. ; high elevation; M
neighborhood :. ea«llv accessible; ■*■• np
modern improve-meat and convenience;' Js-I
land Road houses.
$7.950— 5950 Cash
$50 monthly pays principal
and interest
Serd for Illustrated Booklet ard JToor?!ia
Sample house, -C 2 Lincoln Roii r/e<
dally and evenings. Sundays .-cVitti.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
176 R.emsen St., Brooklyn.
XDV JERSEi'-
F.VKMS FOB SATE.
1 ACRE. 5 ACRES. A>T> 10 ACKEI
Hi£h. dry. fertile soil. a'! cl«ar*d. no r=
I oaks; $125 p«r acr«. Easy terns. 40-ac?»*
! largo outbuildings. 3.000 ftnn trees: ID
i SO-acr© farm. 11-room house, '.ais° ostt*
1 lags: mile railroad front; J-4.500. Specbll
r union Saturday. Aagra«t 21st. For ftw Sc*
to inspect this property write W. C. REST
■ ft CO.. 124 East 2"r. St.. New Tor* ■"■::>•. _
I TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOS
We have a few floor? at
i ! 92 Liberty Street,
1 > suitable for corporations or
1 > for subdivision. Also some
1 * rooms at
;| 97 Cedar Street
1 > The two buildings are cfflH
nected by hallways. Botharej
J new. well built, and centrally
J located. Parties needing
a space in October can beac-i
S coinmodated at once.
3 THE FIDELITY AND !
I CASUALTY COMPANY;
1 of NEW YORK. 1
REAL ESTATE.
APVERTISKMENTS .\SV~?ITBSCK^
for Tha Tribune received at thflr m V*r
Office. No. 1564 Broadway. *•*•*•■
37th st.-.. until 9 o'clock p m- xi ]T, -.
received at the following branch «> Sc **. ,>
ulsr office rates until * o'clock P. ™- Z~ $
■*■ ay*.. a c. cor. 23d M.; "** oil
12th ■» ; 104 East 14th »t.: "- : \v«" ,-H, -H
UNFURNISHED APARTMEMT*.
AX VxrHUAIXV ATTBAgJj*
DUPLEX APARTMEJJ,
10 \erj large Koom*. with ' B»f» *%
46 West 73d S'
Very Choice Block,
Near Subway and "V 3t * i; j^i
This apartment contains tJ > # .**JL - jH*
latent Improvements and is not «ir»^ ...
I anything in the city.
Separat* servants' elevator*. *]S^_ _>i
FREOK ZITTT.I. * S 2??U«%
B*w»t .".I TWh St »•>»».» • lIJ *;
REED HOUSE
I2IST ST. & BROAD* *«
5. 6 and 7 rooms and MtJLL^*^-^*iir
FIREPROOF U'VK M^,*\,
R'ver»i,le Drive, north cor. Mt % «.i* f
12.V .\i»rtni»-nt« of S. 'i» * n<l ..„. \*at» £•
bath«: location fln»»t In th* ''/rrf**?
to $3.000. W. R. & jL3-^--<Sr
YOHKERS -FOR Jj
506 SOUTH BROADWJ,
NEW APARTMENT? *«£*s£s* l< s
trim. *l-ctrlc Itjht. mri«« I" 9 - ,,-T .Tt^ 9 ;
, d«l!irhtful Gallon; i (> v>J-VX-* » : ._. .::,
Flv«> room* an.l b»th " i^-ltt
f«.v?r> rooms <»n'l H'h- ■ ■ ; •_ D v '* > * -
On pr«nv.»e». J. JI.%E»» 5M> ,-~3e£
