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BLOCK IN GREENWICH VILLAGE SOLO
Trinity Church Corporation Disposes of Big Parcel on Which
Large Mercantile Buildings Will Be Erected.
FIFTEEN STORY HOTEL
An entire block front bounded by Green
wich. Washington. Morton and Barrow
street traa sold yesterday by Trinity Church
Corporation to James H. Crulkshank. The
latter has dealt extensively in property in
this general neighborhood, and v.-ill Im
prove th« fit© -with one or more ei^ht story
flr<?proof mercantile buildings, as tenants
may require. H. S. Scheuber & Bros.
•were th* brokers in the transaction.
Most of the houses now on the property
are two story frame buildings, many of
them stables. On the Barrow and Wash
ington street corner are four four story
brick buildings, and at Morton and "Wash
ir.irton streets is a three f-tory brick build
ing;. In all there are about twenty-five of
these old structures, which will bo torn
down to make room for the improvements
planned by Mr. Cruikshank.
The block front comprises sixteen lots.
The frontage on Barrow street is 204.1 feet,
on Morton street BU and on Greenwich
and Washington streets M feet each. This
Fives a total street frontage of about 800
feet and an area of approximately 40.O»
square feet. The block is directly opposite
the United States Appraiser's Stores and
diagonally opposite the new building being
erected for the General Electric Company.
One block away are the Christopher street
stations of both th© Ninth avenue elevated
and the McAdoo tunnel to Jersej- City and
Herald Square.
A fifteen story hotel and restaurant will
be built on the old Brewster carriage fa-
tory property, at Broadway, 47th and 4S'th
streets, by the Atlas Development Com
pany, It was said yesterday. Plans for the
Ftructure are well under way.
The Atlas company leased th» site from
John S. Sutphin. owner of the property, for
twenty-one years, with privilege of renewal.
th« annual net rental for the first twenty-
OsM years being $123/'». The plot has a
frontage of 155 feet on Broadway. 277 feet
in *"*': street and 75 feet in 4Sth street.
MRS, HYDE LEASES HOUSE
Madison Avenue Dwelling to Be
come an Art. Gallery.
Taylor Brother? and Horace S. Ely &• Co.
yesterday leased for Mrs. Clarence M. Hyde
the larce four story and basement home at
Nos. :- and N Madison avenue. at Use
northwest corner of 4,--?, street, occupying 1 a
plot SLSxSS fee,t. The building is to be con
verted into an art gallery. The lessees took
the rroperty at an aggregate rental of
&>>Q.0 r »>. with privilege of renewals.
Mrs. Hyde in 1&37 bought the site for *_.".:.. •■'in
from Mary E. Height. In MS it looked as if
Xo. CSC* Madison avenue, at the southwest
corner of 40th street, would be purchased
for business purposes. To prevent this Mrs.
Hyde acquired it for $2S0,O"O from the estate
of Catherine Donovan.
I P. Morpan. George T. Bliss. Sarah C.
Goodline and other residents have tried to
prevent the Intrusion of business in the
Madisoa avenue section between 34th and
42d streets by paying large sums for houses
there. Recently suits were thrashed out in
the courts in an endeavor to prevent Mar
garet E. Cameron from improving the
northeast corner of Madison avenue with a
tall business building, which has since been
completed.
CARROLL'S NEW HOUSE LEASED.
John F. CarrolL former Tammany chief
tain, has leased his house at No. 40 West
67th street for fiv<- years to H. Bramhall
.... an aggregate rental of $100,000.
The fcuilding has just been completed and
is six stones in height, on^a frontage of
£6 feet. It co?t over S3X>,OOO for its erection.
PLANS FOR SYNAGOGUE.
Moore i-1i J ani3si'«iel. architect?, have filed
[dans tor a two story brick ■:'•■■•
to b* erected on the south side
of ST.th street. 1?3.S feet west of Columbus
avenue, for the Congregation Poncus Elisab
at a cost of tZZJ^K The b-jilding Will have
a frontage of 24.10 ■..-.- of 53.8
feet.
SITE FOR CHURCH IN BRONX
' - unin M-
I • . ■ south siae
-
I a plot, Six
■ . ■ tst con
■
■
I
Victor'herbert-s camp leased.
< «- ■
est in the
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E -• :
JOHNSON SELLS COUNTRY HOME.
. for C. O.
• • 'n-on-
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE'S RECORD OF REALTY TRANSACTIONS
*"ntinne<J from ninth pajfe.
toOrtn>- July 11: 1 yr. « per rent: Frederick
w' Tamper to Herman Alirtns; $I'.OCK>; address. (
3751 Topping *ye.
UNION AYE. f. « cor of 14 st. l«0xl«0;
June 2; demand « per cent: Mary Deere to
Frederick }-. WigMiaan; $4'iO; addresE, -'.«*'
Eroadway.
VTBE A-v-E. n c cor of ISCnh st. 120!>xl21.1 :
July 12- S yrs. 6 per cent: ■,!■'■ Realty <o to
Amertcaa Mortga^t Co; $16,000; address. -1
Nassau Bi
WALE? AYE. -B- ?. 1.7 ft ■of "CVest Chester
Me. 2oxlOO.r»: July 12: 5 yrs: Jacob \\
Fproale to Amanda Wolff; $12,000; attorney.
E A HaHCy. 302 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS RD. « s." lot '.:• map 1. of
Fnuth Vemoa Park. 25.5x112.10; July 1; due
cc p*r bond: William II Christian to Eliza
Morton: $2.<*w>: attorney. TJUe Guarantee and
Trvet Co. 176 Broadway.
137 TH ST. a c. 365.4 ft c of Southern Boole
•vard. .1f- T iof>; June 30: due Nov I. 131". C per
cent; Wli'ifijn Henderson to Benjamin I- Jaclt
fon; KUSOO; attorneys, i;.nkt-n Bros. 67 .-^s
■M St.
■44TH ST. k r 4: ft «■ «if Lenox »v. 50x
PKI3 -prior mtg $15,000): demand 5 per went»:
Jam»e M-Laughlln Co to James McLaufrhlin;
X 7.500; attorney. Warrasi Leslie. 165 Broadway.
IT*TH ST. -D a, 70 ft ■».• of Honeywell »»«.
TO.Sxae.4x irrec; July 11; 5 yrs; Anna A A.
Brandt to Lawyers T;' 1 .- Insurance and Trust
Co; $2i,000: a<lcr-ae. 160 Broadway.
I?7TK ST. n « 60 ft - of Hughes it», :'i
100; July 11; demand 6 per cent; • l ' '-Barb a
Tlealty Co to Theodore Wentz; *:'."' ( >^. *a
<ire*is. 2V.> Broadway
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
<\v"!th cam* fcr <; address of lender's attorney.)
JULY 12. „
MA.VHATTAN*.
AVEXTE B. MS. 5 sty brk. (MM; April 12.
2553- Her-ry Sector and a.r.o to in* Gorman
Ea-.-lng6 Back; $6,500; address. 100 East
14th *t.
AMSTERDAIf AYE. 1270. ■ ■*» brk. 27x
100" Bent 4 11*07: William E*>llng and ano to
Ma'thew M'NV:.i'. *'•>.'»•". i.(3UrfcS6, 1239
Frankiin eve.
BROOKE FT I'«. 5 rty r rk. between Attor
-cy ar.d Ridge ci*. 15x100: June 30. IS>«5:
KaniUfeJ Banner to Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bsr.k; 121.000; E^3<sreea. 46 Chambers Bt
LEXINGTON AYE. :.;•" •» sty brk. 16 2xSl:
Dec 1. 1*04; Frank P HoJman to Julia Ham
m*si: JH.000; attom*-y. Title Guarantee &r,d
Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
PARK ROW. 225. 4 *ty brk. and «2 N>*tc
Ecivf-ry. 2fx56.3Jc lrreg; Nov 2. 1904; John F
Bin peon and others to John L Lawrence, of
t»^rcno» Nassau County, X V: $55,000; «ator-
<5«-orge W ElJla. HI Broadway.
STAVTON' ST. 251, € t-'v brk, 25575: . T Rly
14. I'JQV: Benjamin Faden to John KAfka;
$7,000; s<*«lr— n .72 Pajlt aye.
Zl) BT.' 815 Ea^t. 8 !■"■" brtc, J»Bx4S.6; June
27 li*»s; Jacob Ftsk md ano to Charles li
Bcott: *50.Oj0; address. 34 Pine *t.
7TH ST. 215 and 215%. I sty brk, C3.4x
HIT 6' .Tune •'". 100"; Nathan Kohn ami ano t->
Francis M Marks; $24,000; aiii; 2li Weat
FOR BREWSTER SITE
Hudson. "Westchcstcr County, known as
KnolJwood, on the old Albany Poet Road,
consisting of ten and a half acres, a mod
ern house, stable and outbuildings. The
property was held at $55,000.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
GREENWICH STREET — James H- Crulk
shank has purchased from the Trinity Church
Corporation, through H. .T. Scheuber & Bro..
the entire block of sixteen lots, containing
40.000 square feet, bounded by Greenwich.
Washington. Morton and Barrow streets, with
yVi feet of street frontage, now occupied by
eld buildings.
15TH STREET — Fred A. Carll has sold for
Kelchlor Hoffmann Nos. 2. .3 and 255 West
15th street, two five story flathousos, on a plot
0»x103.3 feet, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
104 TH STREET— Henry Miller and others
have sold to Louis Rand No. 214 East lo4tb
street, a three story and basement dwelling:
house, on a lot 16.5x100.il feet.
123 D STREET — Porter & Co. haw« sold for
Sophie Hayes the three story and basement
dwelling house No. 3."«S West 123 d street, on a
lot 16.8x100.11 feet, to a client for occupancy.
THE BRONX. .
PROSPECT AVENUE — Fred A Carll has
sold for Charles J. Carew to D. D. Lawson the
block front. 245x88 feet, on th» west Fide
of Prospect avenue, between 169 th and Free
mar. streets
RICHARDSON AVENUE— Thomas A. "Wil
son lias Fold six lots at the northeast cor
ner of Richardson avenue and 238 th street for
Samuel Erdrlch to a client.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
Th* auction pales held yesterday at the Real
■"■■->■■ Exrhance salesroom. Nos. 14 and 10
Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
I7STH ST. "•'. 1 -. -" ft c of Prospect aye.
20x95. 3 sty tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for
'.'-7.-.
BRIGGS AYE. n p. 1.V>.4 ft c of Holland aye.
83 1x93 - Wakefield; sold to O'Hara Brothers
for i. 90s
By James L. Wells Company.
12« TH ST. 223 n s. 237.6 ft c of 3d aye. 17x
93.11. 5 sty tenmt: sold to the plaintiff for
$1i.5f»2.
By Samuel Han
r,iT H ST 591. nb, 3'<o ft eof St Ann's aye.
25xK«\ 4 My tenmt; fold ''the plaintiff for
111,000.
FAMILY HOUSES FOR SALE.
Otto Singer, the builder, is offering for
sale mode! ne-family bouses at Kings
Highway, and says he believes this to be
the best home proposition in New York.
The house? are built of brick, with all
modern improvements, and are offered for
from $4,750 to $7,500. A two story house
sells for the latter sum. and is on corner
property, within two hundred feet of the
Kings BJghway station.
The terms are $500 down, the balance being
accepted on light monthly payments. The
property can be reached from Now York
within thirty-five minutes for a 5-cent fare.
Five hundred of these bouses are in course
of construction.
Prospective buyers can reach Kings
Highway by the Sea Beach "I/ 1 line from
_• . or Broadway or Lenox
avenue subway cars to Atlantic avenue
! from that pouH by the Sea
M'ANENY'S COMMITTEE MEETS
Begins to Investigate Placing of Fire
Escapes on Fireproof Buildings.
mittee appotated by Borough
I ' :iy to investigate and re
matter of placing outside
• . es ipes "i! fireproof buildings in the
.p. of Manhattan met yesterday at
BSce of Rudolph P. Miller. Buperin-
Buildincs.
• aiti t Ie meeting Jo-
P. Day. "f the Board of Brokers;
Paul Btarrett, representing the builders;
Julius Franke. representing the architects;
Robinson, of the Allied Real Estate
Interest - John 1 Downey and E. P. Good
sented the Borouph Presi-
The meeting was raHed to order by
md was organized by the
Allan Robinson, chairman, and
Stiller, secretary.
The committee has begun to collect in
tion relative to the effect of tire? in
office buildii c 1 nig] of Manhat
throughoul the coun-
ARGUES FOR "WHITE SLAVER"
Counsel for Belle Moore Seeks Reason
able Doubt Certificate.
Justice Giegerich reserved decision yes
terday on the argument for a certificate of
reasonable doubt for Belle Moore, the
negro woman who was convicted in Gen
eral Sessions f or trafficking- in girls. She
is now in the Tombs under a sentence of
from two and one-half to live years in
Auburn prison.
-.■] for the defendant said her con
viction was tlye result of a plot laid by an
SLgent of the District Attorney. He also
. that Judge < 'rain, before whom the
: -»nt was tried, was hostile, and so
I him in his cross-examination that
iwyer was prevented from bringing
out several points of material Importance
to bis client
Stanley PJ<-hter. for the District Attor
. opposed the granting of the
certificate, saying that the woman had
been legally and fairly convicted
:;::D ST. 510 and r»l2 West. 2 Fty brk, .'.i>x
95.9; March 15. 1688: Carl Peter to Harriet A
I«iwson; 112.000; auomey, Daniel Seymour,
Drexel Building.
4GTH BT. 528 West •'• sty brk, 100.."x2r>: ,
Dec 12, 1804; Julius Dic-tz !o Tltl< Gua-rantee
and Trust <"o; $10,000; address, 170 Broadway.
4>-Tl-r ST. ]-•"• West, o sty brk. 20x100.5;
June •; 18QS Caroline a Cal I to the Equit
able. Life Assurance Society; |lg,000; address,
I^o Broadway.
r.OTH ST. 256 West. 3 sty brk. 20x100.4:
CK-t it. 1903; Stephen B Brasue and ano to
Su.-an ,• Chambetaz; $12,000; address, 4U7 9tii
st. Brooklyn.
BOTH ST. 154 and 156 West, two 3 sty brk.
20x100.4; Bepl 21. 1903; Amelia E Martin and
John R. her ' usbai to the Bowery Savings
Bank: $12,000; aildr^^s. 128 Bowery.
B6TH ST. 323 East. 3 sty brk. 20.1x100.4: :
Jan 10. 1907; Josephine. Klumpp to Frank J
Cioodno-*-; 18.000; address. 41; Riverside Drive,
BOTH ST. 316 Ea-«t. 3 sty brk. 2.'x100.4; June
17. 1907; Vivant Ms hii to Harris D Colt;
$:."..<•<«'. address. 10 Broad st.
BSTH ST. 40 West. 5 sty brk, *1.8xlO0.»; I
March 4. 1907; Junction Realty Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; $40,0<J0: address, 170
Broadway.
6STH st. 34 and 96 West. 5 sty brk. 100.5 x
4l.><; Broadway Hcllance Realty Co to Edgar I
Appkßby. trustee; (40.000; address. 192 Broadway.
K3D ST, m Bast. 4 sty brk. 10fex102.2: Dec 80,
1%&7; Fred»-rjck rre.ll and Caroline. Ills wife,
to Max Oppenheimer; $21,OoO; attorney, Charles
Putzel, 21*9 Broad 1
&STH ST 6 to 12 West, «■, sty brk, lnO.llxlOOx i
M.6x24.4x100.«; Dec ''. 1»"6; 3 J Plonsky, a!
corpn. to Rose an<l Geori Keen and Esther
GoldschmMt; $^6,<«»». attorneys. Reiss & Reiss,
U2 Nassau st.
11STH ST. 300 West. 5 sty brk, 25x100.11;
April 23. 1881; Heinereke Hellmericfa to Herman
Koen!? and ano; $12,000 attorneys, Dey<>, Uuer
&. Auerbach, 115 Broadway.
TH BRONX.
AQUEDUCT AYE. «• s, 288 4 ft n of ISSd st,
25.3x100; No*- 8. V.f.-. William F Maloney to I
Ann T O'Connor; 12,000; attorneys, Earley &i
Carstarphen, 22& Broadway,
BROOK AYE. 1515, m s. 100x39.1; July 20.
1908; Mosholu Realty Co to Johann B W Lang-*
and uno: $1,000; attorneys. Bowers &. Sands. 31
Nassau rt.
BRYANT AYE. 14.;. m c, 25x100; Jan SO,
180U; Louise C Urn UJ Margaret Knox; 12,000;
adJresß, 75 CtntraJ Park Wt-£t.
CO2TVENT AYE. w s. M 11 ft • of 1424 st.
20xliX>: William Cumnilr.g and Catherine F.
his vita, to Lawyers Tit Insurance and Trust j
Co; $16,500; adar«t.- 180 Broadway.
FOX ST. ■ «. 573.2 ft n of 16T»th st, 25x100; '
'"' 22, 1908; J C Gaffney Construction Co to
New York Trust Co; $32,500; address, 25 !
Broad st
KELLY <152 dl ST. n s. 235 ft » of Bobbins :
avt. 20x143x1'5.tix157.2; July *. IS07; Abram
Bierer ..an bjm to jr. ing- Savings Institution; j
$12,OtO; address, 115 Chajnbera st.
LOT SM. map 1131 a, property St. Joseph's Or
phan Asylum. \\:. ..-. st, Bronx; July 3, 1&06;
Margaret Mott to Charles W Everson; $4,240;
addifss. 245 Broadway.
LOTS 14 and lf>. map of lots Knickerbocker
Tiust Co; De 2, ;*>t, Louis Meekei v ijuixiihi-
NOTT-YOBK DAILY TMBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JULY S3, 1010.
TWO of the QUALITY ADVERTISEMENTS
IN TO-T>A.yS
viv "I) ul h X v v v C
HELP WANTED.
Male.
SAT,ESMK\ iratited everywhere. resident or ;
travelling-; products an everyday essential:
Rood par; steady employment : refined work;
: straight *or side lUie. Sanitary Utility Co.,
718. 30 Chnrch st.
Female.
' A WELL-EDUCATED young: woman wanted
for descriptive fashion writing; previous ex
; perience in this Hue desirable, but not abso- \
lutely necessary. Reply by letter only, de- '
M-ribißfr experience, education and giving per
: (tonal references, to W. C. X., Butterick Build
j ing, New York.
Sir READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK^
HELP WANTED.
Male-
AGENTS to handle our Teas and Coffees; ex
perience not necessary; build up a business of
roar own. Call or write. Burns & Peed, -09
Hudson St.. N. T.
AGENTS making $40-SSO weekly selling
cigars on our plan; call personally. Square
Deal Cash ('tear Co., 273 Greenwich st.
CORRESPONDENT, experienced in office detail
work, following: up salesmen, etc : knowledge
lubricating oils essential; salary $1.300-$1,500.
Business Service Co.. SO". Singer Building.
DEMONSTRATORS Make more money than you
ever made in your life. Call 140 Liberty St..
Room 703. .
F'ARUER wanted; practical, all around man
Call 14" Liberty at.. n<*-.n 70S.
FOREMAN, bookbind=ry; capable man; best ref
erences; salary $30 $50 per week, depending on
experience. Apply Business Service Co.. 805
Singer Building.
lIEX Three good men. about 30 years of age.
wanted on an educational work in the States
of New York. Connecticut and New Jprsey. Mr.
Ryan, 9 to 12. 156 Bth aye.
MAN, 30 years of age. good education; will be
thoroughly Instructed as salesman, . then ad
vanced to positon of manager. Mr. Ryan, 156
sth aye.
MAN wanted to carry sign on streets; must be
respectable, neat and sober; steady position;
give reference; permanent. Sandwich Man, Box
28. Tribune Office.
SALESMAN- Christian, gents' furnishing ex
perience; Sl4. National Employment Ex
change. 47 West 4?d St.. city.
SALESMAN: stock and bonds; guaranteed draw
ing account of (50 per week to good man with
successful sales experience in this line. Business
Service Co.. 905 Singer Building.
SALESMEN, experienced with retail and whole
rale drug trade; • willing to travel: salary $25
per week and expenses to able, experienced man.
Puslness Service Co., 805 Singer Building.
SALESMEN are making (4 daily Call and he
convinced; no opposition. World's Specialty
Co.. .^2 Park Place. Room 52
SALESMEN, electrical supplies; one of the
largest concerns in the business . has an open
ing for three or four experienced men: prefer
ence given to those already successfully em
ployed: salary depending upon experience and
sales record Business Service Co., SOS Singer
Building. ' .
SALESMEN, automobile; opening for two men
rienced in automobiles, gap engines or
rr achlnery Bold to consumers; salary S2.STXV
$3 500; more to successful automobile salesman.
l ; :.<ine=s Service Co., 808 ginger Building.
SA LESMEN— Printing, Hthopraphing. paint.
er, bottle beei . openings in above lines at
- tram $1,000 in $2,000 per year.
p,,f:i n^ ?^ Service Co., BOS Singer Building.
SALESMEN — An opening for two or three ex
1-erienced men in builders' hardware; salary
better than Business Service Co., SOB
Singer Building.
SALESMEN throughout th« United States to sell
automobile necessities; every owner warits o>ir
protector; references required. The O'Xeil Tire
•or Co., 320 Broadway.
TAELKT DIGKSTAjIS; large seller; agents
Southern territory. Pond Pharmacal Company,
Tve-,v York.
TVE HAVE >utsiUe position open for man now
unemployed, of refinement and pleasing per
scnfllity, able to i^iect cultured people; must be
bet .vecn 2T> ar.d .'•>."•: position requires more than
ordinal? tact, but pays accordingly. Irving
110 West 34th st
WESTERN territory; Tablet Dtgestans for all
stomach ills. Pond Fharmacal Company, New
fork.
YOUNG STENOGRAPHER to grow up in promi
nent business; $S start. Call Tribune Build
ing, Room 1.700. only between 9 and 10.
/ Female.
NURSERY MAIDS, $30. wanted to-day, 10:30;
fine positions In the country. The Hopkins
Educational Bureau. 507 sth aye. - •
OFFICE GIRJ S (two); n.ust be good at frao-
Bgures; Christians; permanent pcsl
tions; typist, understanding bookJteepine. ?S
.Tupp Exchange, 87 Nassau st.
SPANISH STENOGRAPHER, capable of taking
English dictation aiw translating It into Span
ish; three positions open now. Jupp Exchange,
87 Nassau st.
WAJTRKSS-PARLORMAID, $25. Protertart, to
go to West Chester. N. Y. Call this morninif.
Miss Anna Lacy, Century Employment Bureau,
15 West 38th Bt.
WORK WANTED.
Maie.
BAKERY and PASTRY COOK. Good bread
go In bot< i or bakery. Baker,
26 ■ '■ arlton st.
RETIRED real estate man, who thoroughly
understands management or property, de
sires position as superintendent of lame
apartment house. Superintendent, Box 39.
Tribune Office.
BL'ROJ facturer seeking representation
iti European markets communicate with travel
ler of extraordinary al>ility. who can furnish
hiphest refereno€F. X. Y. Z.. Tribune T'jitown
; ■ Iway.
TOUXG MAN- High School graduate wishes
position where* advancement is guaranteed.
J. X . 50 Cleveland St.. Corona, >>'. T.
Female
DRESSMAKER.— French dressmaker; pn d
seamstress; for country: 515 a month. Ad
dress, E. 8.. Tribune Uptown Office, 13t>4 Broad
way.
tiion attendant; pleasant, nice:
a distinctly English; intf-llipent. kin<l.
.1. healthy; adults, children: visiting,
tial. Satisfaction, 1 n*>r. a-oadway.
M Gray; $050; attorney. Title Insurance Co, 135
Eroadway.
LOT 23. map 876 of 2"'<> lots known as
Thompson-Rose estate. The Bronx; Jan f>, 190s; j
Matildc Lurlcella to Joseph Mella; $1,000; at- |
torneys, Porrino & Ragaglia, 552 West Broad
way.
LOT 0 to 11. map of lots Knickerbocker Trust
Co. 'Die Bronx: Dec 2, 1907; Nellie X How. 11 to
Tnited States Realty and Improvement Co; $2,
475; address, 111 Broadway.
MORTON PL, n s. 14S ft w of Harrison aye,
50x100; June I'l. 1910; Edward B Friedman and
ano to John Fink; $1,350; attorney, Charles
Hoffman. 31 Nassau st.
WASHINGTON AYE. D w cor 160 th st. 20x
TO 31: Nov 28. 1906; Miriam de Vos to Justine
Fraiikel; $3,750; attorney, Robert Spear, 59 4th
aye.
2D AYE. n p, 12.". ft w of "i st (now Keppler
aye). 25x100; Dec 20, 1905; Robert L Irving to
George J Palmer; $750; address, 3d aye and
148 th st.
167 TH ST, p p. l<y> ft w of Southern Boule
vard. 74.11x100; April 2S, 1910; George M Sall
liißer and ano to Hugh D Smith; $10,000; at
torney, Stephen <.', Thomas, 40 Wall st.
ASSIGNMENTS oF MORTGAGES.
JULY 12.
John Guckert to Nellie G Byrnes; $3,000.
Dai id Blitzer to Rosalie Friedlander; $1,275.
Louis Levy and ano to Israel Josef sohn; $100.
Francis X Geoghegan. exr, to Francis X
Geoghegan; $1.
Thoniaa B Bowne & Eon Co to Frank Gass;
$350.
Alexander J Smith to Frederick Yockel; $5,000.
John H D Meyer to Alexander J Smith; $4,s<V>.
Newton Land Association to Francis S Mo-
Avoy; $7,000.
James Murray and ano to Philip X Haas,
$8,000
Wiliiam Singer to Mary J Gavaf^an; $1.
Morris P Joachim to Max Salmanowitsh; $1.
Harriett Levy and ano to Louis Garden: $100.
Joseph Purst to J Herman Ferdinand: $1,000.
Simon Epstein to Raxnue.i Treegsr; $(3,500.
Henry .1 'Walsh, as Deputy Chamberlain of
City of New York, to Margaret Murray; $3,300. j
Hazel D Kutton and ano, admrs, to W M i
Powell; $1,500.
John Grese to Catharine Best; $100.
Henry Jones and ano to Henry D Goodman*
$100.
Louis Raab to Philip H*ld; $2,400.
Bernard J Ludwlg to Sydney Bemneim; $1.
Thomas J Nelson and ano, exrs, to Thomas a
Kelly; Si 1,000.
Addle B Kander to Rachel Berber; $100.
Land Co C of Edenwald to John M Degney, |
$545 08. i
Title Insurance <■> to Backers Trust Co;
$3<J,000.
Jacob Dohnnann to Sarah Slegel; $5,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Ob to
Lawyers Mortgage (Jo; $24,000.
Same to san .•,. • , $50,000.
William C Schmidt to ("George F Ewald; $3,OfA
Fame to Fame, $2,500
Marj' I. Kllnker to Caroline S Zelner. $1.
Mortgage Investing Co to Louise M !
Echwegler; 2 assignment*; $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Adelaide E Brown j
and ano. esrs: $,10,000.
Ethel J H Crosby and ano, admrs. to H W H
Powel, trus; $20,000
Charles Brltz, individually and as trus. to
George Krr. gar ; $1.
At.hv :■ MarshaJl to Charles A Moran. true.
$25,000
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
COACHMAN.— Just disengaged; superior recom
mendations; thorough horseman and driver;
economical manager; temperate; understands
lawns, flowers, shrubs; single; go anywhere. -58
Wesl 36th st
FARMHAND.— S2S: Rood, all around worker,
n ilktr. teamster: : i:_-.-iy understands his
work; sober and industrious. Mathewson Bu
reaM. Sl^ t h aye. Telephone 3TS — Bryant.
FARMHAND. — $2T>: good, all around worker.
milker, teamster; thoroughly understands
his work; sont-r and industrious. Mathewson
Bureau. SVS 6th a^■e. Telephone. 378 — Bryant.
FARMHANDS.— UsefuI men, married couples,
for farms and gentlemen's country plh^s;
Enplisb. Germans and Swedes especially.
:%fathev.-son Bureau, 81S 6th aye. Telephone
378- -Bryant.
GARDENER (First). Thorough master of the
business, under glass or outside; temperate and
reliable; married: small family: state wages. A.
7... (2 Vesey St.
GARDENER— UsefuI man; Irish: middle-sseO:
P"o,l vegetable grower; can milk and drive;
well recommended. Carpenter's Bureau, 154
Gth aye.
REFINED COUPLE with private family, or
travel; references. J. De Courscy, 315 West
45th st.
Female.
ATTENDANT.— Charge of a child; mother's
helper; goo-l references. G. M., Tribune. Up
town Office.. IS»>4 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS Good plain
seamstress; young; French Kir!; willing. \V..
Miss Hnfmayfr's Bureau, 320 sth are., Oth
floor. Tel. 4527 — Madison Square.
CHAMBBP.MAID. parlor work;
nice. tail, neat girl; good rfferprn-^s: $25.
Waldorf Bureau, 12 West S3d bt. Thonp 300
JTa-:isoii.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.— Six years
excellent references: city or country. P..
Mis.? FitzGeralds Employment Bureau. 503
Fifth aye., entrance on 42d st.
COOK. Protestant, $30: also Catholic, $30; both
particularly neat, clean, capable young women:
Investigated references. Waldorf Bureau, 12
"viest 3od st. 'Phone 3O"> Madison.
COOK.— Absolutely first class; .S4.">: best o* ref
erenCes; willing to go anywhere; Hty or ccun
try Waldorf Bureau, 12 West 33d Ft. "Phone
3<V. Madison.
COOK-LAUNDRESS.— Neat. .-arable woman:
$2."i; eoni references; city or country. "Waldorf
Bureau, 12 West 83d st. 'Phone 300 Madison.
COUPLE. — German-Swedish: coachman and
gardener; useful general]} : woman cook, ex
cellent laundress; both hi^hlv recommended;
fco any distance. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lex
ington avr-.. cor. 58th.
HOUSEWORK. — Colored to "do c •
housework. Call XUej c, Jl Wesi l4otti st.
LADY'S MAID -English: excellent seam
stress; ran cut ;>m! fit; good hairdresser.
packer, traveller: reference;-. Miss FitzG'-rald's
Bureau. "■'">■". sth aye.. corner 42rl st.
XI'HSE. — German- American ; infant or grown;
goncl seamstress; assist chamber work; .° ; x
years last employer; city, country. Morrow's
Bureau. 721 Lexington aye., corner 58th sr.
Plaza — 1925.
NURSE.— Enpllsh: infants from birth: abso
lutely experienced: excellent references; neat,
superior weman; $35. Waldorf Bureau 12 West
S3d st. 'Phone 3011 Madison
N1 RSE.— German; thoroughly trained: children
an.j- ago up to fou'- years: excc]ier-t references;
$30, Waldorf Bureau, 12 West 33d si Phone
£00 Madison.
WATTRIDSS — Young pirl ss waitress: city or
country.-; exceileni reference. Harlons's bell.
725 7th aye.
LOST BANKBOOKS.
BANKBOOK No. 401, 555 of the Union Dime
Savsngs Banks is misslna:. Any person hav
ing a claim to it i? hereby called upon to pre
sent the same within ten days or submit to
having: said passbook cancelled and a new
one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 493,744 of th Union Dime Sav
ings Bank is missing. Any person having- a
claim to it Is hereby called upon to present the
same within, ten days or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued. *
LOST. — Bankbook No. 500,257 of Dry Dock Sav
ings Institution. Any person having 1 claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same to the bank within thirty days or the said
book will bo declared cancelled and extinguished
and a nsw one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST. — Bankbook No. 968,179, Ban!; for Savings,
"SO 4th aye., New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
LOST. — Bankbook No. 604,279, Bank for Savings,
280 4th arc, New York.. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
LOST.— Bankbook No 963,498, Bank for Savings,
2SO 4th aye.. N*>w York. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
UOST. Bankbook No. 861.297, Ban* For - Ingi
iis.> 4th aye., New Tork. Payment si t. ;
Plfa.s* return book (o bank.
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.
FOR SAI^E — New tenoning and mortising out^
fit. Does coping. I^ess than half ordinary
cost. Greatest capacity and efficiency. Machine
demonstrated. Mechanical Kcsineerintr Co.. 13*
P.eade at.
AUCTION SALES.
BY VIRTUE of two executions I will sell to
day, at 130 Leonard fit.. Manhattan, at P:3.'>
a. m.. Wheeler (<• Wilson and Singer sewing;
machines an i power tables for same. ' Alfred
Freeman, Marshal.
BY VIRTUE of an execution on a lien. I will
Fell to-day, at 11 a. m., at 10 Ist st.. Manhat
tan, electric motor, sewing machines and power
tables. Alfred Freeman, Marshal.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS
VICTOR VISIBLE. TV Nassau St : catalogue'
free: all makes taken part payment: bargains
In Unflerwutde. Rptnin<rcons. Olivo.rs. Smiths.
Farmers* Loan and Trust Co to East River
Savings Institution: $48,000.
George Erreger to i-i/zi--- Hoffman: $1.
Fritz Heib and ano, exrs, etc, to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $9, 000.
Everett Jacobs to Gertrude Levy: $100.
Walter F Peacock to Wllber C Goodale: $1
New York Juvenile Asylum to Farmers' Loati
and Trust Co; $1.
Philip Marx to W Bennett Marx; $100. :
Earle V Rogers and ano to Alice C Holden,
gdn; Jfi.ooo.
Julius J Lyons to Edmund Hendrlcks; 2
assignments; $1.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
jUT/r ix
VYSE AYE, !< w cor lS3d st. 75x100: Hugh
Colwell apt Ole H Olsen, owner; James Kus
ciano, contractor: ?149 50.
WALTON AVK, w s. ion ft v of l«4th st.
320x100; D Edw Hal! apt Walton Building Co:
D Schumer, contractor; $425.
TREMONT AYE, n c cor Honeywell aye, lOOx
100; John Barlle aRt Evelyn H White, owner
and contractor; Evelyn Building Co, contractor;
$577.
SAME PROPERTY; Knickerbocker Wall Paper
Co ag? same; $99 'M.
COSTKR ST. c s, 200 ft » of Spofford aye, 360 x
100; Max Kruinii.iz agt Felser Realty and Con
struction Co, owner; John Kalmanowitz, con
tractor; $752.
3D AYE. <= * cor 172 d st, 82.11x100.6; Wolf
Gelband apt John Doe, owner; Julius Miller,
contractor; $431.
114 TH ST. 7 West; Bernhard ChiMhaus ngt
Harriet Wolbach. owner; E M Wolbuch, con
tractor (renewal); $-•" ■''<>.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 11.
SHERIFF ST, M; Max Lubeck agt Frank
Magilsky <?t ai- July 16. 1009; $50.
LONGFELLOW AYE. c s. 100 ft n of 172 d st;
Stephen Tauaa #t al apt Gonna Realty and Con
struction Co et ai: June 24, 1000; $832
BROOKE ST. n s. 65 ft « of Ludlow st;
Charles Bloom et al agt Yetta Gross et al"
Aug 11. 1909; $125.
BROADWAY, m s. 164 to MB *t; Frederick
Fleck agt George Daily et al; June 2, 1010;
SAME PROPERTY; same net same: June 2.
litlO; {,74.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
216T ST. n s, 27311 ft c of 6th aye; for a 4
sty brk show rooms, 25x02; J Sommer, 545 A
Macon st. Brooklyn, owner; i; Bommer, 54_A
Macon st, Brooklyn, architect; cost. $12,000.
&STH ST. as. 109. S ft wof Columbus aye; for
a 2 sty synagogue, 24.10x95.814; Congregation
Ponous Elisah, 702 Amsterdam, a\f>. owner;
Moore _■ Landeiedel, 14£ th st and 3d aye, archi
tects; cost, $25,000.
THE BRONX.
UNDERCUFFE A'"- c b, 661.57 ft d of
376 th et; for a2 1 sty framf: dng 21x35; Itilloc
Realty Co. .1 Turner Grieve, J. Broadway,
president, owner; H Avilla, OGI Stebbiiu aye.
architect; cost, 10.000,
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BOLL TOP
DESKS
OFFICE
FURNITURE
In ifreat variety
of style and price.
T. G. SELLEW.
11l Fulton St.
EXCURSIONS.
SBr?iBgBSB
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ALL TICKETS INCLUDK ADMISSION i"
DREAMLAND.
Greatest Amusement Enterprise in the /v ww r l^' !
Leave West 12»th St.. N. R.. 9:00., 9:45. !
10:80, 11:30 A. M. ; 12:15. 1:00. 2:00. 2:4_. 3.-0.
4:15. 5:15. 6:30, 7:30. 8:40 P. M.
Leave Pier 1. N. R.. 9:45. 10 SO. 11:15A.M,
12:15, 100. 1:45. 2:4",, 3:3f». 4:13. i>:00, 6:O0.
40. 7:15. 8:15. 9:30 P. M. - - , ft
Leave Iron Pier, Coney Island, 10:55. \ 1: }
A. M.: 12:2".. 1:2.".. 2:10. 2:".">. 3:55. *f:55, - — •■
6:10. 7 10 7:50. <? -2.-,, 0:25. 10:40 P. M.
Returning from Coney Island trip marked
does not go to 129 th Street. N. R.
Round Trip Ticket** From 120 th St.. SCr-nty
Round Trip Tickets, Frnt!l P[( , r 1t N .R .40 Ceßti
STEAMER TAURUS make* trin« KVKRT DAT
to FISHING BANK*. Leaves 129 th St.. N. X..
7:20 A. M.: Pier mewl 1, N. R-. s:2O A M -
Bait and tackle on board. Fare: Gentlemen.
75c; Ladles. 50c; Children. 25c.
STEAMER REPUBLIC"
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lv: Vonkers 8:45 A. M. 0:45 A. M.^2 „ „
Lv. foot 129 th St., N . R.. »:43 A M . *2 P- M.
Lv. Pier (new) 1. N. R.. 10:40 A M...2;4.. P. M.
Lv. Rockaway Beach, 12:30 P. M.. 5:30 P. M.
Trip marked * transfer to str. # orand Ke
publlc" at Pier I. N. R.
Round trip «tcket«. 50<\; Children/ 25c
Include adro. to Steeplechase Part si B toway.
61AR1116 EXGURSIOIiS
West Point, Newburgh & Poughkeepsie
Daily ( except Sunday) by Pa lace .HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINK STEAMERS HEXfImiCIC
HUDSON. ROBERT TON and ALBAM.
SEE STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
west POIPIT
STEAMER MARY POWFM.
Leaving Desbrosses SI . t:45; W. «M SI .2 00:
W 129 th St . 2.20 r M. Return to N V by
?:fsm^r "ALBAM," $1.00, or by rail $1.10
Daiiy. except Sunday. Orchestra. < adets in
Camp : ■
?SS?slonglslandSound
NORWiGHLIHE; °» Mondays Str. CHESTER
nuiinun tint, w CHAPIX lvs . pier 40.
N. R.. ft Clarkson st . 10:00 A. M. . ft. of East
22d St.. 10:45 A. M. for New London, connect
ing there for Stonington. Norwich, Narragan
sett Pier. Providence. Boston. &r. For New
Haven and Bridgeport Line Service sec regular
advertisement. Folder on request.
City Ticket Aeent. 171 Broadway. N. T.
IEXCURSIONSI
jLake friopafcone. Sl.^U
EVERY FRIDAY * EVERY SUXPAY
IJLake St. Fridays «.20 A. M-. Sun-
EVERY FRIDAY * EVFRY SINHAV
Lv AY. -2^ St Friday? «.2O A. M-. Sun
days S 50 A M-"; Lv. Liberty St. Fridays
K-3fl A. M.. Surtdayg n <™ A. M. I
| VIA NEW JERSEY CENTRAL!
CAR PET CLE , A N I N G .
H.T CARPET GLEANIMG WORKS
Oldes'. l_arse=-. Most Modern.
Tel 4692 4<J93 — Bryant. Established 1557
Fins Rugs Woven from Old Carpets.
Prices Reasonable. Sier.d for Circular.
437 and 439 W. 45fh St.
■CT.-. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LKKTZ.
Carpet Oug'Gleansing ;
The « U BttniuM f /» Telephone
Ifi 111 Dlo«fnsJU» 5 153J ( Murray Hi!. '
509 & 211 K. -'.XUJt. ' I *■* M
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.— Cleans
by compressed air. steam, hand 01 on floor. |
1554 Broadway, 421 East 4Sth st. , COE & ,
BRANDT. Tel. 1".-— o^th. _____
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes — City.
THE BERIJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY).
Harlem Branch. 543 Lenox Ay... n?a~ I27th St.
Brocklyn Branch. 21^-220 T.tvir.g<»ton <=t
SCHOOL AGE^OES.
American and l-'oreiarn Teadser»' Agencr-
Euppiles Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Got
«rneeßes. etc.. to Colleges, Schools and FamllU*-
Apply 10 Mrs M. J- YOUNG-FULTON.
23 T'nlon Ranar*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE. 'SUNNY CORNER ROOM, running
water; private family, beautiful location, facing
the Hudson, telephone. Harrison. 215 West 101 st
6t. Telephone fiOOO — Riverside.
LARGE and small well furnished rooms. IS East
9th St.. near sth aye.: reference.
B6ARD AND ROOMS.
72D ST.. 120 West, between "Ij" and snbway
express station:; and Central Park and
Riverside Drive. — ( 'harming- rooms: choice
table; references s;\\ »r. and required.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
' PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the firm of
Greenwald Display Fixture Company, com
posed of Isador Shafran, Harry Schwartz and
Moie Greenwald. and the firm of Shafran, j
Schwartz & Greenwald. composed of the same
parties, have this day boon dissolved by mu
tual consent. Messrs. Shafran and Schwartz
will continue as Shafran >•«• Schwartz, at No.
,413-417 East Bth street. Mr. Moie Greenwald
will continue business under the name of
Grernwald Display Fixture Company, at No.
7.°.S Broadway. All moneys due said respective
firms should be paid as follows:
To Shafran x- Schwartz, all moneys for ;
wood working, store outfitting, show windows.
All accounts for fixtures purchased at No. 738
Broadway are payable to M.ii* Greenwald.
Shafran & Schwartz will sign in liquidation
for the factory business; Moie Greenwald for
the fixture and display business; Shafran &
Schwartz have assumed all of th liabilities of
the factory, and Moie Greenwald all the lia
bilities or the fixture and display business at j
No. 738 Broadway.
Dated New York, July 12. 1010.
ISADOR SH \ \N.
HARRY SCHWARTZ.
m '■!,: GREENWALD.
PARK AYE, c B, 166 ft ■ of 166 th st; for a 3
and _ sty brk bakery, 99.3z185.i1; City Real
Estate Co 170 Broadway, owner: Han. C
Sweeney, 44 Court st, Brooklyn, architect; cost.
185,000
PARK AYE. «s. 108.2 ft sof 166 th st; for
a 1 sty brk paras* and stable. 57.10x151; City
Real Estate Co, 176 Broadway, owner; Harry C
Sweonpy, 44 Court st, Brooklyn, architect; cost,
(IS. 000.
GRAND AVK. c », ♦<><> ft s of 10-d st ; for a
2l:2 l : sty frame dwg, 32x34; Thomas II Thorn, ",t>
West Kingßbridgi rd, owner; Servlaa <V- Glenn,
36 West Klngsbrldge rd. architects; cost, $7,500.
ALTERATIONS.
PARK AYE, s w cor 36th st: to a 4 sty and
basement dwg; \V C Osborn, premises, owner;
Parish & Schroeder, 12 West 51th st, architect;
cost, $5,000.
L!S PENDENS.
jii.v i±
STEBBINB AVK. * B, 62.6 ft n of I<V7th st.
40.6x17.1x irregr; Louis Glllians et al agt James
X Ledwlth et al (notice of levy); attorney. II B
Kelly.
CLINTON* AYE. s 5. 19.V2 ft n of 16l»th st,
142.5x200. Ox lrreg; Wcstches-ter Avenue Realty
Co agt Boston Road Realty and Oarage Co
et al (foreclosure of mtg); attorney. J H Knun.
1.54 TIL ST. n 8. 134.5 ft c of Willis aye, l_.Gx
10O; Cyrus Hitchcock ast Emil Hainbeck et al
(foreclosure of two mtgs); attorney. H 8 Ojcden.
CIiIN'TOX AYE, c >, 198.2 ft n of 168 th st.
142.5x2(0.tJx142.7x1.V5.1; William II Brodie ast
Boston Road Realty and <;ara«s* Co (notice
of levy*; attorney, _? Millar. i.
RIVERSIDE DRIVEL 38; Paul T Kenny as;t
Harry I TopUti el .. ; (action to foreclose me
chanic's lisa); attorney, j P Ponellan.
GRAND ST, s - cor Orchard st, R7.Kxli\>x
Irreg; Robert P Cleverden el al aRt Elizabeth A
Vail (notice of levy); attorney, C Putzel.
41ST ST. 344 and 34t> West; John J Kelly
airt Harvey s Gay el a! (.action to foreclose me
chanic?! lien); attorneys. Menken Bros.
LOTS 924, 033 and 834, map of I^aconta Park.
Wllllamabiidge; throe actions: Walter Whewell.
exr, aRt Charl»s W Riedlnger et al (foreclosure
of mtg); attorney. F. R Koch.
_D AYE, B a, 7.". ft s of 49th st. 83.4x100;
People of the State of New York ast Sadie
Brown at al (notice of levy); attorney, C S Whit
man.
MAIN ET. n s. 125 ft » of Beach St. TVixino :
Joseph Moatchnick agt Helen liardes (foreclos
ure Of mtg); attorney. It H Bergman.
JACKSON ST. <;. Thomas C Curtis, jr. jigt
William H Benjamin (notice of attachment); ,i;
torney. W IJ 1 teuton
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY 1-
MADISON AYE. No 137 to 14!. and Slat at.
No 2.'', to 27 East; Labarem Realty Holding Co
loans Associate Owners $500,000.
BRONM'AI.K AYE, I « cor Matthews jvc,
35x— ; Elizabeth X Pooling k_n» Johanna. Hi
Donoujh *_.W>o.
10STII ST. s s. 100 ft w of Amsterdam m,
100x100; Irving Judis Builuins an.l Construction
Co loaee Morris 'VVeini.ifcl.i JSO.SCu.
TIME TABLES*
HAMBURG!
Mexican
; LiNErj
Mais'n Aug. Vie, 1
AH MorWn ,~a:''-'y T>»vl«-5S (Wirel»»s. *c>.
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG,
tUnexc*lled Ritz-Carltoa 4 la Carte Restaurant.
Gymnasium. Elec Baths. Elevator. Palm <-i arae 2v
•P.Grar.t.July 13. 11 AMjtKais'n Aujc. ic July •«■
•Cincinnati July l«f*Prea. Lincoln... Au<. ««»
«Pennsylvanla..July 20 tAmerika... A use. »•*
•Cleveland JulY 23ltGraf Waldersee.Aug l»
{Hamburg d!r?ct. 'New.
i T A L V VlA<^^ AK *
I I J4k Earn ■ AND GENOA.
S. P. HAMBURG Augmt 9. ! 9 A. M.
15:1 5: = ;
TRAVrXI-EBS- (HMRS W^JS-
Toorisi Depl for i rip;> Broadway^N^J^
Hambtiric %isxrlr»s I.in*
lond^ aa.^lL TUESDAYS
parts S^yijii io a. m.
BREMEN
Eioress Sailines
,•„ IH. .Mlv IJ>'K. Wilhrr. II *«* *
Kronp. Wilh-m.July 261 K. Wro. d. Gr...Aug. 9
i:;"a S German ',;.«.
Twin 3atn Sailings.
ts?:.rrss srsrstfesss
GIBRALTAR B f^-.J SATURDAYS
NAPLES jLIOfO 11A.M.
GENOA ESaM^gJ^;
B<»r''n fnsw) T "l v Ifi r ! " >! "■* • A K iZ
£^übart.T. ".Jan *Hk. m-« au 8 .
Wirri^« and PnDmnrlne Sic«?aU.
Independent ll.tund-tbe-»op|«; Toon.
Travelers' Chect* Good All Over the World.
OELRICHS & CO* GenT Agts.. 5 Broadway. Ti. V
CUNARD UUE
Piers 54 and 5«. North River, foot of I*** ft.
OIFICES. 21-IM. State'ft.. opposite th* Battery.
Lositaala— Maurefania
Largest. Fastest. F!awt Steamers Afloat.
New York to London Direct
VIA FISHGHARD
The most expeditloas rcute. Quickest also to
PARIS-BERLIN-VIENNA
J^rav© »w York Wednesdays. 9 A. M.
MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARIS
Wireless Telegraph, Submarine Signals. -
Msnretssia . . July 13| Campania July 27
Lusitania July 20 Car nia. . . Aug. .■»
•Carmania. July 23,10am | Mauretania. Aug. 10
•Will -all at Qneenstown and Fishsuard.
II*J-S«AKIIAN-AMEKICAN -tK\ K.
To FILiilE. via GIERALTAR.N*APLES,TRIESTS
Pannonia.July 19, noon| tCarpathia August tt
|L'ltonia..Aus 4. noon|Pannonia .. . Sept- 8
f Calls at Genoa. 2d and ?.<i class or.ly.
Travellers' checks Issued— good everywhere
ITALY-EGYPT CRUISES. 1910-11. Nov. 28,
Jan. 7 and 21. Feb. IS. T.larch 11. .
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[COAST BESOJRTS
IS 35. 10 MAM.. 12.30.1.30. 3 15. 4 IS, SS 35. 7 45 5.50» I
3 35. 10 30 A.M.. 12.30. 1.30. 3.15. 4 15. »5.25. 7.45 P.M- I
Sun. 9.00. 10.00 A. M., 1.00, 3.30. 7.45. 10.40 (East!
Lonz Branch only) P. M. 1
Lv N V Pit li N.R., f'sot Cedar St.. w-ek J in ■
0 15. 10.00. 11.00 A.M.. 1.00. 2.00. 3.45. 4.45, *5.45. ■
810 P. M. Sun. 9.30. 10.30 A. M. 1.30. 4.00. 8.10,11.10 1
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H Round trip can bennde incrptoa S tin r«t. l^a »MJ e^ . m
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Trip on th* Atlantic Coast.
STEAMSHIPS
HORTHUJKD & NORTH STAR
TO
PORTLAND. MAINE
Sailings Monday. 10 A M . and Tuesday. |
Thursday and Saturday. 5 P. M.. Rom |
Pier 20. East River. N. T. For full in- j
formation and booklet apply to
MAINE S. S. CO., 290 B'way. > i.
i I hi ~*~ — ~~ —~ *^ ~^~.
AMERICAN LINE Fr Tt foTool li *
X. — Plymouth —^outhantiptoß.
New York . July 16 Philadelphia ....July 30
St. Paul . July "23 St. Louis . Aug. 8
RED STAR LINE £g!fa.
NEW YORK— ANTWERP.
Lapland (new). July i 6 Finland July 30
Kroonland . July 23| Vaderland - . Aug. «
WHITE STAR LINE STdS**.
>'. Y'.. Qtieenstown. Holyhead, Liverpool.
Celtic. ..July 16. 2 p ml Arabic r ■' ■;'>• 30
Cedric . . July 28. noon Baltic Au?. 6
N. V-, Plymouth. Cherbourg. Southampton.
Oceanic. July 13. 11 ami Adriatic ... July 27
Majestic July 20. 3 pmj Teutonic auk. 3
Also New York and Boston — Mediterranean.
Our Traveler*' Theoks «iood Everywhere
OfHces » B'way & Pier 62. N. R. (23d St.). X. T.
cruises im
COOL LATITUDES
■Pelisrhtful t.»>oo ralli" cruise* br the Qafher
Steamship Co.'* favorite S. S. "TRINIDAD"
from New York to
QUEBEC BY SEA
via Halifax. Northumberland Strait. Gulf and
River St. Lawrence and Sasoenay.
Next sailing | I 'Including Meals »1C
.11 I. 16. 11l and Berth. »9 < *w
Later sailings, July 30. Aug. 13. Aug. -'.
THOS. COOK & SON.
24."> Broadway. ->'i and r>63 Fifth Avenue.
649 Madison Avenue. New York. _
tg^rsm£f^CfNEj
•MAI-I»K> Steamers lt-avt; Fier 43,
SMITH'S I.l>'<; iN. R.. ft. Christopher St..
V.NTOWX week days, at ■ 30 P. M.;
•CATSKIIX West 12Mb St. 7:00 P. M.
•ATHENS Saturday Special, I pm
STO< KPORT
CO.VSACKIE Pier 43 and 1.20 P. M.
W. 129 th St. Send 2c.
•Saturday special stamp for booklet giving
lands only at Resorts of Catskil] Re
r»"lnts marker! *. si 1"-*.1 "-*. 'Phone *''."> Spring
"TRAVEL"^
! frle: ! ■"""""■""■■■•■""""■■■"■■"^^
I 1 A valuable booklet of
—"—■—>— i^—» over SOO Summer Tours.
Independent or Under Escort. To a!!
Vacation Resorts. Containing suggestions
of many Short and Inexpensive Summer
I Outings. Maiie«l free on Escort. MARS-
Vacation Resorts. < '..r.tainlns: nn
of many Sh' rt and In. ■
< Titings M \:.\ RS
TKRS TOURS. 31 W. 30th St.. New York
City.
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Furuessia. July 16. 2pm | Caledonia. July SO 1 j>m
Columbia. July 23. l* am I California, Aug. •? 10 am
FIKST CABIN. $67 JO and STi.59.
IsECONI> CABIN. $4.% and $47.5*.
THIRD CLASS. $?8.75 and $30
HI PERSON BROTHERS. 17-10 Broadway
1 Cenfral Hudson Line 1
For Newburgh, Poaglikeephie au.l HiiiKiton.
From Franklin Street, week days, except Sat
ii u29u 29t a h y -st 4 . T: 33 o MPM P £r uid * ys - 1F - M - WMt
For NEWBURGH and Jntermedfat-. land-
Ings, week days. 3 P. M. Saturdays. 3 P. it :
W r est 129 th St.. 3:30 P M
Fnvni rra nki!r. St.. !> A. M.
wUnUtii West 12»th ST B SO A M.
RED "0" I fliE Fier 11. Wall St. ■■*"*'■
UtU LI blnC Brooklyn, at noon.
For San Joan, P. X.. La Guayra. it.->. < <ii.«-iio.
Curacao and Maxmcatfa ■ via Curacao.
CARACAS July I«'PHIU\L>ELPHIA July 30
For l-i Oua>m, I uracao and Maracaibo.
MARACAIBO.-.July 23 Z1 1.1 A Aug. 6
Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS. DALLETT & CO.
General Managers. s'j Wall St. _
H" OLLjIHD-MIBFICJrai:
Twin>Serew Service
New York — Rotterdam vtn Boulognr.
New Am. July 19, 10 am I Rotterdam Aug. A •
Noordam.Aug. -. lOam(Ryndam Xug irt i
Holland- .i Line. 39 Broadway. >*. y.
Magnificent S. S. "Arabic" ■ pi ADk"C
leaves Feb. 4. rat^s MOO up. 1 " ll)nR »
Including shore e-xcurslons; I
71 enchanting days. Stop- m fIRI^NT
over privlk^s. 3 high class i UnlClfl
« raos. Hound World Tours ■ -,-..._'
Oct. and Nov. Program ready. | CRUISE
FR.\NK C. CLMtIC. Times RUljr.. »w» w York .
BLOCK ISLAKn,O.I!£MT,GREEMPORT,
SKELTER ISLAND & SAG HARBOR.
Line "Mimnecock" of Montauk Steamboat Co 's
Line leaves N. M New Pier S. E. M.' Tuea and
Thurs. 5:30 P. M. Sata. 100 _P._M.
BSD BANK Ist — — —
I eaves Franklin St.. Pier l'» North P v lver
daily S:3O A. M.. 2 SO P. M . Sun S:3O » 13
A M.. Battery. 5:53 A. M . 2:.-.r. p m - sim
S : W . 5V3,% • M.. for HJlbl*B«* ned Bank. c"c"
t.xz. uOc Trolley to Long Branch a a Asburv
TIME JTABLES
FALL RIVER LINE
(Splendid Steamers — Splendid Servrcs)
1 You've been invited to com©
down on Cape Cod this sum
mer —
Plan now to go by the F_'l
River Line —
A salt water route to salt
water resorts.
Fall River Line steamers Teav«
New York, Pier 19, North River,
foot of Warren Street, at 5.30
P.M. Get you to Boston as early
as 7 o'clock next morning —
later if you like. A
Fare to Boston V *
Telephone 5121 Cortlaodt for ioformatiof
City Ticket Office— l7l Broadway
tW»gWffl£iCHTl
i'aiatial Steamers "HENDRICK HLUcON.^
"ROBERT FULTON." "ALBANY." ar-1 'MART
POWELL" of the if .:?- River Day Line. !«;
est and finest river boats ia the -world.
i.e. Bead down Air Read BSh
AM lA.M. P.M. (Daily. «. Sun. |A M. !P .M . :P \L
8:00! I ♦ JB-klyn Annex! .t*l'SiS
?;40 0:40 l:4sf.Desbrß<»s 9Llll:jS «xO ...
«i lO^Ol 2:00 ."West 42d 5t..!11:20f S:SOS 9-«
9 : 20!10:2o: ; 201 West 129 St.. (11:00 5.10, '
9-45110:501 !...Yonkers...j ', 4:20, .35
......( 4:sO!H!gh!-d Fallsf 8:401 -•■•■'-,- •
ll.fo! 1«i -no n«t P*nt. '£»
.....|»1:23! 5:25 .. Cornwall ..f ?:15 .. . ; ,'.'s =2
i"25 1:43 ■• 4." »wbar 5 h ! *■**) 2:15 s•«
... 6:ls!Nerc Har?.b'?.| T:30l f
■;.: 6:30!... Milton ...\ 7:13! (.. ...
1:15 2:35 6:45 Po'k.*epV... • T.OM! 1:2? 4:t»
2:10! Kingston Pfcfrr^ftMS
j 7:43 .. Kirsston .. ?^»Ui^i
3-25f Catskil! .. [1100 .
si4OL... Hudson .-! M 2 :* 2!
*i io •- bs«j ■ ' " '
p.m. PM ip.M. ( *A-Hr&?k
•Connectinaf at CorsrwsJl wit* O. & v- ■ R!
Special trains to Catski'.l lit. resorts '" • -J'\'
tcea, and easy connections try a!I --;-.' -V; f '
Nor*, and tVest. Throu?h tlck-Ts and -5252
checked at off.ces of N. T. Transfer Co. TJWWS
rail Ucfceta between N. T. and *n*E!?J££g?£
Mo«t <l~ sjitfnl -"■•- v » ' and "-"* ■*' c^t!.:?j •
Writ Point. »wbnrch- or F«»ts;hk«*P!rt». .-*
turning on any down Day boat. swan =•' ••*«
at j>" hour* Mn*lc.
STB. MARY POWELL Kgj^
Perfect Afternoon Otitis?. Ut*** -'°~~ St.
1:43 P. M.. eenasrtiasj at "^ '* -^ F 'l 1"A1 "A - 7\i
STB. fiLDflfU Orchestra on each »t*a^>r.
GATSKILL°MOUNTfiIHS
via the and Tanner»vil!e Railway. Cat * m
and Tannersville Kallwaj*.
Direct connection with the N- T. central tral:*
l«avln 5 N-w Tork 7:54 and 11. 11 A. M d ally
ex-pt Sunday, and 4:OC P. M «al.v
v^-^r Shore trains leaving West 4^l St a. 7.1»
and ll:3rt A. M-. d"»ily except S-mdav.
AIM direct correction with tr- HX^OT
RIVER DAY LINE and the CAT^KILL EVEN
ING LINE STEAMER?.
PURCHASE TICKETS VTA CATSKHX.
iHUDSONRIVERNIGmH
Modern — Safe— Reliable.
PEOPLES LINE TO 4LB4SY
ST*R C v. MORSE <odd dates Jul;. ). STH
A3>IBO3O>ACK— Daily from^P - _^- I
P CITIZENS LIHE TO ALBANY I JM
New Str. TROJAN or RESSSE Pk«
46 N R. f t West ■■••- Si BP. M -: Yor.k'r*.
7 P. M. daily. Stop at Albany in either direc
tion. BSiisM !>:'■'■ I nil (■" ' a .
Albany and Troy- for points North. East ar.d
West. Kail tickets accepted for passage t>—
tween New York. Albany and Trey. Horse*
and automobiles carried at r»asonah'i» rarea. *«
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
Far* $4 no. Ustissjuslt— Line Express. TnrWjJ
iSn^ VALE & HAKVARD
Week Days and Sundays Lv? Pier 14. N. K-.
N>-w York. 5 P. M. Due Boston S A. St r.eit
day. Same schedule returning
SAL'GERTIES "?»• *■■ 'V;
BOATS Saturdays a: I T
DOGS. BIRDS. ETC
PARKWAY PET STOCK
Dogs boarded in sanitary ea^-s: Bostons ie
stud, all leading remedies. 44 West 110 th st.
REMEDIES.
IHOROITiII. PBKMAXENT CVKE? IB cases
of BLOOD POl.»O>\ SKR\OI» DEBILITY.
BJ.ADDER CQatTUaxm and kindred dis
eases; relief a: once hi Unstrooi cases, recent
or old: ''"■-« deeinng: only first class scientifia
treatment should call. It. BONSCHUR. tha -»»i|
known specialist. 59 Wei SSth st. Houra. S-a. 7-».
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS— Slightly used office fumiror-.
desks, typewriters, cash registers, adding cra
ehines. mimeographs, nlins cabinets, safes, ad
dressing machines, time clocks, partitions. ch«< *
protectors, bookcases. NATHAN 4 White Street.
FOR SALE. — Two Irish Terrier dejs. 11
months old. by Champion Redeemer, readr
to shew. Address George Tydeman. Hersp
stead, L. I-
PROPOSALS.
U. S. ENOTNEER OF"FICE: SI.". WTTHES
spoon Buildiny. Philadelphia. Pa.. Ju!> 11.
■!:>■.>>. — Sealed proposals for constructing Stttl
twin-screw suction hopper dredsr^ for South
west Pass. Mississippi River, will be received
her© until 12 M.. August I<\ 19H\ ani UMO
publicly opened Information furnisher! 1
application. HERBERT PEAK ' Majcr.
E'nsrs. :-'-*: -'-* -^■■'
SURROGATES NOTICES.
NOTICE. — PURSUANT TO ORDER OF KON".
Monroe Wheeler, Surrogate of Steuben County.
New York, made u^on the petition of the sf.J*
and all th? next Of kin of Hiram W. Hatch. !»■•
of the town i>* Cohocton. in said n>OBU<
notice Is hereby given that it is tre ir.t-raucn r»f
th» undersigned to 3pp:y for letters of adrr.u-.ts
tnttlon upon the estate of aaivl decedent. •,:n<ier
the- proviaiens of Section 2.t*H of the Code oC
Civil ProceUure of the State of N>i>' York. ar4
that all persons having claims against The Msis
of said decedent are required to present the sars*
m Hon. Monroe Whet-ler. Surrogate of St<"J'3#rt
County, at the Surrogate" 31 Office, in the Vi!!a.s»
of Bath. N. V. on or before the 15th, £j.y ■
Accost, I."."
Dated. Atlanta. N. V . July 7. 1010.
HYATT •' HATCH.
C GILBERT LYON.
FRANKLIN P. <PRING?TTAI>.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF UOS.
' Abner C Thamst, a Surrogate of tha Count/
of New York. Notice is hereby given to a^l
persons having claims against Ellen St Pl**,
late of the County of New York. deo<?ised. M
present the sarno with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at her place of trjnsactia?
business, the office of Guthrie. Ban»-s & V&r»
Smderen. No. 44 Wall Street. In th-» City oC
New York, on or before ih 26th day . i July
next.
l>ated. New York, the 19th day of January*
1910. JEANNETTE F COIN.
Exeoutrlx.
GUTHRIE. BANGS * VAX SINOEREN. At
torneys for Executrix. -II Wail Strwt.
New York City. ■ . . X- _
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas a Surrogate of the C"unt? s
of New York, not'ea si hereby icfven to sfl
persons having claims against Charles V=»vr>.-.
late of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the same wtth voucher* tJiereof t»
the subscriber, at h*r ptac*» of trai.sactisf .
business, «.t the offices of Pratt. Kocblcf A.
Russell. No. 47 Cedar Street, in th« CUV *t'
New forte, on or fora lh« 33rd day of S*J>*
tember nest.
Di: .'.! New York. th» ldth day of 3far«*»
1910.
CAROLINE MATNT. ETe<":?r'.x-
Pratt. Koch)*/ * Russell. Attorneys ft* E*t
•cvtrtx. No. 47 Cedar Street. Borough >>*
Manhattan. City of New Torfc.
IN PfRSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF tfC*^
Abner C. Thomas, ■ Surrogate of tft« Court*
of New York. Nottc* is hereby given to al»
persons havmg claims against JAMES WICiLi 5 .
late of th« County of New York. deceaaeJ. f*
present the same with \ouchers tN»reof to !■•
subscriber, at hta plac« of transacting {justs** ■
at the oAc« of M>?Oirdy A Yard. No 68 Brca>s*
way. in the City of New York, on or txfora «S*
10th day of December n«t.
. Dated New Tors.. th r < 2^th day of May. I9li\
WILJJAM BRIXKEKHOFF. ExktitLV. .
M'CI"RPY A YARD. Attorneys for Executor.
««> Broadway. Eorourh « ■■ Man^attaa. N**
York Cl'y. _
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HO!t
Abner C Thomas, a Surrogate of th» Coaaty
of New York, notice Is hereby tciven tg ait
persons having claims against Eugene sh»«
tit-- eased. late of the County of New Tarifc »'* "
present tha aama with vouchers thereof V> tS*
subscribers, at tbe plac« of transacting b'J*"
ness, at the Be* of WTittrl :- Butler i R!-"*-
No. M Wall Street. in The Oily of N#w YoH«.:
on or befor» th« ftr»t day of December nest..
Dated New York, the 25th day of May. 10!'^
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR. SAMUEL WOOLVm* 1 *
TON Executors. *• • *
WHITRIDOE. BUTLER A RICE. Attorney,
for Executors, ,'.s> Wall Street. X. T.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON-1
Abner C- Thomas, a Surrogate of tha Couß'r
of New York, notice Is hereby given to ail p^J* ■
sons havins clatms against Alexander r>oiw ■*••
lato r>t th* County of New York, daceased. ** j
prewnt th* san»« with vouchers thereof to »""*-'
sutsrrlber. ar his place of transacting husin**** .
Ma 169 nroadvay. la the City of New Yar*. •«
t>r l>efore the nineteenth day of November a**'-- " ■
I>ated N>w York, the <*vent«»nth day of Max*.
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