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■10-
RIVERSIDE HOUSE SELLS FOR 190,000
Plans for Two Mew Buildings in Fifth Avenue — One a Twelve
Story Apartment Structure.
PLOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL STATION SOLD
FVederlck Zlttel & Son sold for Alanta E.
Gillette her home at the southeast corner
of Bfverfide Drive and 104 th street, on a
, plot 22x100 fe«t. to & private party, for oc
cupancy. This house • has been held at
0.000.
Flans xrere filed yesterday for two new
buildings on Fifth avenue, one a twelve
story high class apartment house, and the
other a four story - loft structure. The
apartment house will be erected at No. 9SS
Fifth avenue, the northeast corner of Slst
street. The building will have a facade of
limestone, with a frontage of 100 feet on the
• avenue- and 115 feet In the street, where
the main entrance will be located. T-e
building will be thoroughly fireproof, and
will contain apartments for nineteen fami
lies and equipped with two elevators; there
■will be a sub-cellar for storage purposes,
a cellar in which there will be a wine
storage room, laundries and ironing room
and janitor's quarters. There will be a
large interior court, and the entrance In
81st street will be through a large orna
mental vestibule. The Century Holding
Company, of which Jam»s T. Lee is presi
dent, is the owner. McKim. Mead &■ "White,
th<i architects, estimate the cost of tki*
apartment house at £50.000.
John Wawsaj. architect, has filed plans
' Bar a four story store and loft building to
"be built at No. 105 Fifth avenue, on the
block with the Stuyveeant Building. This
building -will not be what is termed a new
! 'building, &s it will be constructed from a.
three story and basement old-fashioned
: dwelling house by removing and rebuild
| Ing the front and rear walls and lowering
' the beams, practically making the old
house over. Jacob Rothschild is the owner.
: and th»» cost of this new project is placed
• at $10,000.
Pians have ben filed for two six story
trick tenements to b« erected at the north
■*vest comer of Amsterdam avenue and
■*66th street- Th« corner building will have
a frontage of 12.11 feet in the street and
125 f«et on the avenue; the other house
>r»!T "have a frontage of C feet in the street
•nd a. depth of 103 feet. The house on the
corner will have, accommodations for thirty
■mbt families, while the adjoining house
•^rjll contain apartments for twenty-two
families. The cost of these two buildings ■
Is placed at ri25.0C0-575,0C0 for the comer
house and $50,000 for the adjoining one. The
Audubon Improvement Company, of which
Henry Aronson Is president, is the owner.
Maximilian Zipkes is the architect-
Plans "have also been filed for a seven
story brick loft building, to be erected on
th» couth side of 2?th street, 65 feet east
of Eighth avenue, with a frontage of M
feet and a depth of 70 feet. I. Herman Ol
*-«ni is thsj owner nf r«;ord. Arndt H. Olson.
th<? architect, estimates the cost at H50.000. [
FroPt, Palmer & Co. have sold for "Wjll-
I«jn r. N^wkirk to the Kaywood Realty
Company Nos. 565 and 567 Seventh avenue, :
two and three story buildings, on a plot
*Zx7h feet, between 30th and Slst streets. A
f--.l"> of (Mi property was reported in May,
r>»jt the transfer apparently was not com
r-«-i-^ The plot, which if «• block and a
rpif from th«? Pennsylvania terminal, Is
*J»i<j to liavc brought a record pric*> for this j
part cf Seventh avenue. j
BROOKLYN AND FLATBUSH SALES.
Tho fol?o\«-ir!sr iaic; ••-> Brooklyn have
been made by <J. W. Buffer ■ Boa: Jl >4
:oth «•-(<■-, a two story and basement brown
atpjM cwb family house, for Henry Brooks
to s client for occupancy; No. 522 Hth
.•roc?. a two story and basement brown
*.tone dwellincr houE«s. for V. Berber to a
client for- occupancy: No. #8J East 4th
-<■<-■ Flatbush. a tin and one-half story
fan?:-- frame dftacfied. Que e n Anne house,
on a: plot SOxK'T feet, for John Carr to a
buyer; a three story stable, on a. lot 25x100
f«*t, in 12th Etreet, near Eighth avenue,
for John V. Mumm to a b-jy*r. The new
o^» ner Trill use same for a warehouse No.
ire Ocean Parkway, Flatbush. a two and
one-half story d-tached Queen Anne cot
iag<», on » plot MkXW feet, with a lar^e
stebl* In c = r . for James J. A_rchbold to a
client]
ADIPONDACKS HOME LEASED.
L*on S. Altma>er has leased to Hugh X.
~ " .-.£■ for I Brown his country home, in-.
v «-!'jfiing eight acres of land, situated on the
• shores eir^-t Rainbow land, nttiwftnfl on the
i m c^ Safnbow Lake; -Gircr.'-jsck
Meuatains.
?:ETAUKET PLAZA LOTS SOLD.
£ HMUIUB sold to th« Armor Realty
r:orr.p2.r:-' f.ft;.-three lots at Setauket Plaza.
Ijonr Island, in Etuyresant avenue. Metro
politan avesne ar.d Rooriter street.
NO REALTY AUCTION SALES.
N't) real estate sales took place yesterday
et the .New York FieaJ Estate Exchange
HleanMiaq. Moo. 14 and 11 Vmmer street.
I EASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.
M * L. Kess report the following leases:
I"cr G. TV. N. BaJdfrin th«» store and base-
Bjaaajl No?. 110 and m West "6th street to
♦I. - Lodewlch &■ Co., in conjunction -with
"William H. fMiltlnff & Co. the sixth loft,
>."o. "13 East MOi street, to Jack Lipshitz:
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE'S RECORD OF REALTY TRANSACTIONS
ronllmi«d from ninth pare.
Bttorner. William V VaftMei., 475 Tremont
aye.
WESTCH ESTER AYE, n B, M ft -w of
7-erega aye, 25x»4.S (prior mt X $5.600 .Tu:y
25- due as per bond: Seewacha Realty Co to
I.e'vino Santoro; $1.0<j0; attorney, <_; J Guidece.
Cl Park Row.
22SD ST. n s. 1«5.r. ft a of "Wiate Plains rd.
26x114.3; 3 yr«; July 28: 6 per cent; Belema
Johnson 'to Matthias Baffen; $3,500; attorney.
i; J Bushcr. 275 East 14'.':h et.
340 TH ST » a. 150 ft ♦> of Martha aye.
-T.xlOO: p m (prior mts »6.«0*): July 26: 2
vre «'• per cnt; Charles Braun to Kusrene H
HamrnoTjd: $1,150; attorney. Johu a Carney.
t>3 ;v"!,t>au at
: - SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
cTV:ui came and a<s<sre«« of l*n>r'« attorney
JULY 2.i
MANHATTAN.
CAN BT. 73 n w ccr Allen ft; 7 • t , y
fcri 22 6xT5-*6-pt 23, "** Charles Enderle
to OH State Bank? $8.0f»->. addr**e. 52 Norfolk st-
ELIZABETH ST. 2W.; 6 »ty brk. £3.5x27;
» ur* 2is, ISPft: Harris Friidirian and others to
"''#«t>-. II Cboat* end ano. tru£t»s€s: July 21.
JS10; J27.000; attorney. Philip 8 Dean. ICO
UroaflTray.
" JUVINGTON ST. 233; 6 fty brk. 25i7:>, May
23 1903- Samuel Dublin and me to Florence
A«hi*y- "S5.000; attorney*. Crari* &. I»ckwood.
66 Wall el.
FAME PROPERTY; May 23, 1006; Eamu*J
Dublin and ano to Emily £p»ir Arnold; $12,000;
a.ttorz«eya, Cntn» & Lock wood. 6.'. Wall «v
ISTII ST. 2i5 W«t; 6 *ty brk. 2S. 1x103.3;
April 20. ISJ>&; Melchlor Hoffman and ano to
the Ara^rican Missionary Society; f£2.fiOU; ai
torney. Merrill A. Roytrm, 111 Broadway.
ISTH ST. iiS W»-et; 5 »•) 1 -V. 25x1f«.3; April
3ft. \'"'<*\ same to aunt; $22, M': attorneys, same
as itive.
47TH ET. 248 W^t. 8 »ty brk W>xlOo.s; Oct
5. 1&06; George Zicfcelhoupt. Jr. and «.no te
•Tohn B Bofntr, S8.OO0; attorney. Louis Wen
<s-l. jr. 277 Broadway.
47TH ST. 24S and 245 West. 6 *ty brk. 60x
if«it. May 20. 1602; G*orre BlcVrlhoupt to
»b* Fracklln Savings Bank; 527.000; address,
* i; Bth ay«
Si!' ST. 127 E»»t. a *•> Irk. :5x102.r: May
20, 15*32; the OonirregaASon Ke^alath Jetburur^
? r«IICJOT3« iir;<r»ti'>D of N*» York, to Jacob
K*cnt; $6,000; attorney, S M Roed^r. llfl Nas
sau if.
WTH ST, 82* A Ea»t, 6 m\y brk. 23x100.8:
r't SO !&0*: Catherine A Maickei to Fran*
ISchMp;" ••••••; attorney. Hugo Coho, 19 Ave
-je A
MTH ST. SlO 1«t 7 «tr brk. «2iU>o.«l:
July 22. 3908; the Wright Company, a. corpora^
tlon to tb*« Bowery £»rln»-« Bank; $**7.&00;
'»•«. 12*5 Bowery.
100 TH BT. S2« and ••■ East. I «< : \,ris, ■<'.* 4
,IM)I1' j>e^ 28. 1&0*: T..-..);« t,i\)njrs'on and
BO* t« 6;»Tn.ind Aehn^r: *17,0i>0. atto(r»ey. J W
Jacobaoa, 5 B»*k.ai»rj »i-
for the A. & B. Construction Company the
sixth loft. Xos. 11» and 120 "West 27th street,
to A. J. nnwinlrt & Co., ana for the estate
of Charles A. Co«» the pecood toft, No. i
Kast Z7th street, to John R. WillianiH.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
. MANHATTAN.
75TH Montgomery & Soitz sold
for the Bpero estate No. 167 East 75th street
a five story flathouse, on a plot 20x10..:.
feet.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE — Frederick Vitell &
Son sold for Alanta E. Gillette her home at
dM southeast corner of Riverside Drive and
104 th street, on a plot 22x100 feet, to a pri
vate party for occupancy. This house has
been held at $90,000. :
SEVENTH AVENUE — Palmar & Co.
sold for William F. Newkirk. to the Kaywood
Realty Company Nos. 3G5 and 307 Seventh
avenue, three and four story buildings, on
plot 41.5x75 feet, between 30th and Slat
streets. No plans have been decided upon for
the future of the property.
WEST END AVENUE— Jesse ( '. Bennett
has boM for Richard K. ('arraan No. 528 Wont
End avcnu«. a four atrjr dwelling house
on lot 19x100 feet, between £sth and 86th
streets.
29T11 STREET— EIiza T." Parr has fold No.
309 East 2!>th street, a four story tenement
house on lot 20x?»S.n feet, t" John J. Welftoad
•who recently purchased No. 311. adjoining.
fir now controls a plot ■lO\Pi B 9 feet. The
proparty v-; 11 be extensively altered.
122 D STREET— Louis Isaacs has soli - the
three Btory and besf^'nt dwelling hoooe No. 349
West 122 d etrtet. on a lot 15x100.1l Beet
136T11 STREET Stusrt DodRC estate has
sold Nos. 144 and 144} Weal l?.6th street, two
three *tory ann basement dwelling- houses, on a
plot 34x90.11 feet, between Lenox and Seventh
avenues.
113 TH STREET — Miller. McMann & Donley
sC.ld for ■L-.uis C. Tiffany Noe. 830 and 341 East
113 th street, a fix story new law tenement
house, on a plot 33.4x100.11 feet, between First
and Second avenu**.
THE BRONX.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD— W. K. A W. I.
Brown ha\-e aoM for the estate of Fmlerlc .T. de
Peyster the PouthwrFt corner of White Plains
Road and Nereid avenue, a plot lOOxlOlx ir
regular.
NEED EXTRA MEN IN PARKS
Commissioner to Ask for Money for
Substitutes in Vacation Time.
It would require the expenditure of prob
ably $25,000, Commissioner Stover said yes
terday, to put extra men In the places of
the park laboring forces during the vaca
tion period. It 1s the Intention of Com
missioner Stover to ask for an appropria
tion of that amount for that purpose next
year.
The park laboring: force consists of b\x
hundred or more men, and during the
months of June, July and August, when
they have their two weeks* vacations, at
least one-third of the force will nearly
always be awpv At present two hundred
men are on their vacations and there is
not an extra man to work in the place
of any of them. In Morningside Park
nineteen men now are at work, while the
force for thin park numbers ordinarily
thirty or more.
In speaking cf plans for the betterment
of park condition?. Commissioner Stover
said he believed the. schools could do a
great deal toward lessening vandalism
through the medium of instructing the
children as to the proper way in which to
regard the park?.
From four to six benches a block have
recently been placed outside th« Fifth
avenue wall of Central Park.
WORKHOUSE WANTS CONCERTS
Park Commissioner Doubts Power to
Give Blackwell's Island Music.
Park Commissioner Stov«;r has received
an appeal from the inmates of the work
house, on Blackwell's Island, for band
concerts on Saturday afternoons during the
remainder of the summer. The appeal as
sures an attendance for ep.-h concert of
at least three thousand person?.
Th» spokesman for the inmates anxious
to hear good music told Commissioner
Stover that it would be of great benefit to
the feeble-minded also, of which the audi
ences would show a- largo number.
As the Park Commissioner has not decid
ed yet whether such concerts, even with a
guaranteed audience, -would come under
the head of "public concerts," the matter
is still In abeyance.
DEMOROND FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Fur.era! services Will be held at the
Church of Our LAdy of Pompeii. In Bleecker
street, at 11 o'clock to-day over the body of
Clement Demcrond, the wealthy Italian who
was shot at West Park. Ulster County, on
6unday by Louis V. Seydel. a New York
broker Mrs. Demorond and her daughter
cz-r.it down with the body, which was taken
to the residence of Demorond's aunt, Mrs.
Rose Servieri, Xo. fc6 Thompson street,
where many Italians viewed the body last
night and early to-day. John Demcrond, a
brother, was the chi?f mourner-
THE CELLAS AND ADLER HELD.
Commissioner Shields held for removal to
Washington yesterday .Louis and Angelo
Cella and Samuel W. Adler, who are under
indictment on a charge of violating the
statute against bucket shops. The matter
will come before Judge Hand for final ac
tion to-morrow in the United States Circuit
Court.
100 TH ST. 324 and S2« East. 6 sty brk. 49. 4 x
100.11; Dec 26. lt>o6; same to earns; $17,000;
attorney, same as above.
ll&TH ST. 152 t'. 156 West. 6 sty brk, TTix
100.11; NY.v 23. 1807; Charles and Henry Fried
man to Stcnnmd Ashner. of Brooklyn; $25,000;
attorney, J W Jacobson, 5 Beekman et.
ÜBTH ST, I4*i to ISO West. 6 sty brk, 75x
i 100.11: .N"\ 2.1. 1*07; Charles and Henry Fried
man to Sigmund Ashner; $25,000;. attorney, same
as aliove.
H2D ST, 155 West, 5 sty brk, 27x98.11; May
IS, i:«0o: Lena Mayer to the Bast River Savings
Institution; (20,000; address. 280 Broadway.
142 D ST, 187 West. 5 Bty brk. 27xft».11; May
18, 1MB: bum to same; BXO.OOO 1 ; address, tarns
as above.
THE BRONX.
CROTON'A PARK SOUTH (formerly Penfi^M
a.\'). s a, 61.& ft 8 of Crotona aye. SS.llxLUlOx
;r-r.-K, B«a4 ;t. 1907; Louis W Mark. 1 to William
.: Boe*«:h; $r. <■«».. attorney, Jacob M Peyser 16
Court »>t. Brooklyn.
1 JEROME AYE. »f. 748.4 ft eof Gun Hill rd.
I 140x100: July 6. V.**). Joseph H Fink to Klbert
H Dickinson: ?:<.815, attorneys, Stimson & WiU
ta.!n<;. 2 BactOT St.
KOSSUTH PL, "tH?irini. at pt m 1 Kossuth pL
61. < It c of Ea*t 210 th et. 2*5.6x34x243.3x164x80;
July 6. 1000: J.jseph H Fink to Leon J and
[ Irving W Bainberger, exrs; $3,031; attorney,
Stimson & 'Williams. 2 Rector Ft
LOTS 4, 5 and 6. map 1187, Kinpsbrid^e Real
Eotat« <v/a auction sale. May 28, 1807; July 10,
I&|.'7; Edw F Maguey to Knicerbocker Trust Co
and Ktngsbridge Real Estate Co; $4,ti20; address,
6t> Broadway.
LOTS 10. 11. 125 and 120. map KJnpabrldjro
Real Eetaie Co's . lion bale, March 2s, 1907;
July 10, UK/7; Frank li Davis to Knickerbocker
Trust Co and KlagabrUce R ea J Estate Co;
J2.1b0; address. 66 Broadway.
I/")T 50, map of £4 lots, estate of Susan A
Valentin*-, deceased; Feb 8. 1010; Bedford Boule
vard Construction Co to Charles Wundllng and
er..-. of De!a-K-anr.a, N J; $3,250; attorney, Theo
dore HfiniWlUlß. 1511 3d aye. 1
PARK AYE. a w pot 187 th Ht. 120.4x257.5x
Irre*. Jan 25, 1909; $24,600; Park aye. b w cor
IflRB bU 120.4x287.8; May 12. 1909; $44,000; John
Rfcadall and ano to Bronx Borough Bank (2
mtg*); $68,500; address, 440 Tremont aye.
! 144 TH ST. n•, 160 ft *of Brook aye. 78x100;
March 15, 5010; llcAfee Construction Co to
( Manhattan Mortfra«« Co; $52.(»00; address, 200
> 'Broad way. -;,'v
147 TH ST. rvm Ea«t, 25x100; July 27. l»O6;
MOOT Scharfstein to Pauline Wolf; $4,000; attor-
De;-. H C Neurnith, 42 Broadway.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JULY 26.
i Panis! H Valentine to Georg* A Vledmann.
$11,000.
Adolph Herr to Flora Kaufman and ano,
I eitrx. $1.
George Costar to Valentine Frees, $.Vio.
Caroline B Sexton to New York Savings
Bank. $25.00<».
Margaret E Burns, true, to Sarah Cohen.
"Jtrx, $4,300.
Kate V King and tan to Tltl* Guarantee
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1910.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
| NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR SALE
A GENTLEMAN'S
COUNTRY ESTATE
Situated in Southern New Hampshire,
35 Miles from Boston.
OVER 1,000 ACRES
Wooded and Under Tillage
With Beautiful Lake in Centre
IN PERFECT CONDITION AND READY
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
A substantial stone mansion, lodge and gate
lodges, and numerous barns and
farm buildings. Five miles
of macadam roads.
Will be sold in its entirety or divided to
suit the purchaser
For details and particulars inquire of
WILLIAM SHILLABER JR.
1 Broadway, New York City
LONG ISLAND.
BREEZY 1*OI>"T. Went Amity I till I>- 1..
for the yachtsman, bather and motorist.
Actual ownership of water front abutting each
plot. Write for booklet. SHORE FRONT IM
PROVEMENT CO.. 1367 Broadway. Brooklyn.
BOROUGH OP UCEE>S.
SPRINGFIELD. L. I.
Adjoining Jamaica.
Hifrli. level buildinar lots fronting 60-foot j
streets with cement sidewalks.
$250 each; $10 down, $2.50 per month
FREE TICKETS.
W. C. REEVES & CO.. 124 E. 233 St., X. Y. C.
BELLE HARBOR < R^r y
COOLED BY OCEAN" BKEEZES.
Prices $67."> to $1,400 ptr lot.
Particulars WALTER SCHUL.ZE,
1170 Broadway. New York City.
iTESTCHESTEB COUNTY. .
YONKERS-FOR RENT
506 SOUTH BROADWAY.
NEW APARTMENTS, steam heated, hard-
Tool trim, electric light. . modern laundry In
basement; a dellgrhtful location. Ten minutes
from Van Cortlandt Subway Station.
INDUCEMENTS.
Fl»-<? rooms and bath SrCVOO
Bev^n rooms and bath $60.00
! On premise*. J. ROMATXK BROWN Ac CO.
. PHIL.IPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
On« mile unobstructed river frontage; 30 mod
ern residences near completion. Address
THIL.IPSB MANOR CO..
j Philips Manor. New Tr>rk.
>~EW JERSEY.
AN IDHALi COUNTRY HOME In Wor.dbrl<ls*.
N. J.; 12 rooms and bath: all Improvements;
fine outbuildings; to to at a sacrifice; an
aT9 of ground and orchard included; easy terms;
investigate st once Call or write. A. GRBEN
BAUM. 26 Cortlgjdt gt . New York.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
j~ „„ mourner iv exposure and surrounded by private house*
8. 10 or 11 Large Rooms and S and 4 baths. Perfect In Equipment and Finish
Apartments will now be rented from October. 1. Rents from $3,100 Up.
f The only West Side Avenue without sleep-disturbinsr TROT
WFST FND I t £ J Tw C 4 R VI^ Cept -? iverside Drive, and Riverside DrlvJhas
"Ml E.INLI I all the WINDS in Winter and a!! UN HEAT in Summer
_ WITIV'I IP 1 t ' The Filth Avenue of the West Side, under care of Park
AVENUE 1 Department; no trolley care, no high winds, no business
traffic, no dust, no surrounding tenements; a quiet refined
*» resldentlaJ street; an Ideal place for a home.
Can Be Seen Daily and Sunday.
For Booklet or Further Particulars Apply to Agent on Premises or
A. L. MORDECAI & SON". 135 Broadway.
ROCKFAIL APARTMENTS
N. E. COR. 111 TH ST. AXD BROADWAY.
Strictly fireproof. Suites 8, 7. 8 and 9 rooms,
2 and 3 baths. Rents, 81,400 to $2,400.
Rockfall Realty Co., Owners and Builder*.
Aleck Kahn. Pres. Jas. H. Dalton. Res. Mgrr.
REED HOUSE
12 1 ST ST. & BROADWAY
5. « and 7 rooms and bath; 8540 to $1,200.
and Trust Co. $24,000.
S Henry Phillips et al to Arthur A Alex
ander, as trus. $4,000.
Asher L Phillips, trus, to S Henry Phil
lips. $1.
Germania Life Insurance Co to William F
Morgan. Jr, exr. $35,000.
Livingston Wetmore to William Floyd.
$«.f>oo.
Irving "W Spiro to Augusta Levy. $100.
Mercantile Trust Co. as trus. to Mercantile
Trust Co. $32,000.
Rudolf Schrader and ano, exrs, to Sophia
R E Gentles: $5,000.
William T Mulligan to Twelfth Ward Bank;
51.
Gerson Kamen to Samuel A Abraham; $1.
Charles H*nsle to Frank Thorn; $1.
Nedeffda Mein.-r* to Emma Plnneo; $1.
Louvesa C Woolf to Mary E Haviland; $3,
00(1.
Guarantee Mortgage Co to Peter T Barlow
and ano. trus; 2 assignments; $22,000.
Dora B Wettlaufer anil ano to Otto Wett
lauf-r. tros; 4 assignments : $36,000.
Da\ ; d Lichtenstein to Sail Simonson; $1.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
JULY 2a
PARK AYE, B w cor 5-^th st, 50.0x100: Julius
Bf-rkowitz aKt David II King. jr. owner; Har
riet & Henry I- Williams, contractors: $47 50.
CRESTON AYE w i. 93 ft B of l«2d St. BSx
128; E Franklin & Co a*t Walmour Realty Co.
owner and contractor; $2,700.
HOE AYE. 1516; Nellie Altierl art Alfred B
Olsson, owner and contractor; $1(50.
HOUSTON" ET. 205 East; Simon Goldstein et al
art Henry F Schilling, owner; Philip Tanzman,
owner and contractor; $4.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
.VLY 26.
N'KW DELANCEY ST, s c cor Mulberry rt;
Ann*» White apt Michael Brlgantt Co et al,
March 31. 1910 (cancelled); $1,246.
NASSAU ST, n w cor Fulton et: M A W
Beblichter agt George li Wilson et al; Oct lid,
1009; $415.
EAST BROADWAY, 2".3: Samuel Rosenberg
agt Fanny Liebovltz et al (by bond); $120.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY 26.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AYE. n w cor IMth at: for
two 5 sty tenmts, 0f1.11x125x lrreg; Audubon
Improvement Co, 31 Nassau »t. owner; M
Zipkes. 103 Park aye. architect; cost. $126,000.
20TH BT, s s. K> ft c, of Bth aye; for a 7 ety
brk loft bldg. 90x70; I II Olren, 1160 Fox st,
owner; A H Olfcen. 2706 Heath ay*. architect;
cot. sujo.ooa
STH AYE. 008; for a 12 «ty brk apt. 10f)x
10T>xlOOzlir>; Century Holding Co. 141 Broadway,
owner; McKlm, Mead & White. 160 iuh aye.
architects; coet. 1250,(kj0.
6TH AVK, J0«- for a 4 sly brk store and loft
bldg. 88.2j150. I Rothschild. 81 West (V7th st.
Owner; J Woollev, I<W sth aye, ar«:hit»ct; cost.
$10,000.
TUB BRONX.
LOWELL ST. s *. M ft c of Loacfallow avo;
Ear ti' V L, »i L.:k ttnaiti, 39xC$; l»o:.* Cob
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LONG ISI.ANU.
A BfiG BARCAI
I Tvill fell .-. beautifully appointed sub
urban home, in clone proximity to Now
York, within short distance of R. R. sta
tion; the house, completely equipped with
all modern conveniences and. surrounded
by an acre of large forest trees. Is ex
tremely roomy, comfortable and homelike,
with its huge laces, large, cool ve
randas and shadeo. landscaped grounds,
with beautiful views. Fiie masters bed
rooms, three, baths, two servants rooms:
in short, an attractive country home near
the water with facilities for golfing, yacht
injr. bathing, boating. riding, driving and
tennis; within easy access. This Iv.use. is
a frr<»at bßrgain and will be sold with ad
ditional laud, as desired, on easy terms.
Address THOMAS TRIBBLB. Room 014,
111 Broadway. Now York City.
jr^htoWKMgfaj/toiMM^mkmß
P NFURNISHE D APARTMENTS.
808 West End Avenue
North East Corner 99th Street
"The Building With the Tower/
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
Or; thfc top of the highest point on the west side w!th
THE BELiVORD
BV&y. Amsterdam Aye,. and BCth to 87th St
W. H. DOLSON & CO., Agents.
527 Columbus Aye.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. .No. 1364 Broadway, between 3Gth and
S7t!i Pts.. until » o'clock p. m. Advertisements
received at the following branch offices at reg
ular office rates until 8 o'clock p. m., viz.: 264
Sth aye., a. c. cor. 23d st.: 158 t>rh aye.
struction Co. Clarence 9 Shumway, 981) Southern
Boulevard, president and architect, owners- cost
*no.ooo.
BANCROFT ST. n s. 80 ft c of Longfellow
aye; for four 5 sty brk tenmts. 3:)xtJß; Uaona
Construction Co. Clarence S Shumway. 98u
Southern Boulevard, president and architect
ov.mrs; cost, $112,000.
IXJNGFEIjLOW AYE. « a. 4114 ft n of Ban
rroft st: for three 6 sty brk tenmts. 39_65;
Utona Construction Co, Clarence S Shumway, 888
Southern Boulevard, president and architect,
owners; cost, $84,000.
ROSE ST, v.- b, _G0 ft n of Columbus aye; for
a 2 sty brk dwg, 20x52; John B Di>ssq. 1741'
Adam st, owner: B Ebeling, 1136 Walker avc
architect; «.-oi»t. $<>. 000.
COMMONWEALTH AYE. -- s. 23.34 ft n of
Tremont aye; for a 1 sty frame store. Kxlti;
Mary Nnonan. on premises, owner; 13 Ebeling'
llflrt Walker aye, architect; cost. $700.
WILDER AYE. c s. 325 ft n of Strung ave
for a 1 sty brk shop. 2f>xl6: William Schradin
on premises, owner; B Ebeling, 1130 Walker aye,
architect ; cost. 1500.
LIS PENDENS.
JJULY -♦>.
120 TH ST, n s, 84 ft w of Ist aye, 49.4 x
100.11: Abraham 1. Kass ajct H>Tnan Levin
(foreclosure of mtg); attorney. A D Levy.
STH AYE. c s. lots 706 and 797. map of
Laconia Park. Williamsbrldge, The Bronx:
James Jlolloy agt Francesco Pagliaro et ai
(foreclosure of ratgi; attorney, J p FaJlon. Jr.
SHERIFF ST, 3; Ada B Gardiner el al apt
Max Kaufman et al (foreclosure- of rats; ; at
torney, L C Alston.
J7TH ST, n s. ISO ft W of 6th an». 20_— ;
City of New York apt David Gsterwela (notice
of levy); attorney. A R Watson.
I2STH ST. 222 East; Catherine Mcßride agV
Miry L Mcß Brooks (action to compel con
veyance); attorney, W Chcj dler.
AVENUE' A. • b. 52 ft ■ of 77th st 25 lx
PS; William X Wilder et al agt Harry Shwit
zer et al (foreclosure of mtg); attorney, \y H
Patterson.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
July 2fi.
WHITE ST, 112 and 114; Walker «t. 103 to
100; Centre Bt, 133 to 149: AJbtßCtfaa Construction
Co loans Centre-White Co J210.001X
4TH AYE, c f. 98.9 ft 8 of 27th «t. 49 4Vj X
12*>x irreß; Albany County Savings Bank of the
City of Albany. State of New York, loans Phebe
S Sinclair 1300.000.
MADI?ON AYE 137 to 141; tint st, 23 to 27
East; Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co loans
Associate Owners $500,000.
223 D ST. n «. 105.5 ft c of WUt« Plains nl
2f>x114.4. Mathias Haffen losna Scloma .; John
ston 98,500.
IBOTH ST. D s. 175 ft w of 7th aye, 76*00.1 1-
North American - MortKaff Co loans Channel
Realty Construction Co 52H.000.
107 TH ST, n s, 100 ft w of Amftterdam avo, ;,(i x
100; Scnfl«r Jairujluwski loam Hfrnnwtr] Iteaity
CV»i0,00O. . ■-• ■ • " /
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
.. -. . : ~"., roxG " isi__n_».' 'i
THE
GUIDE BOOK
for investors and homescckers on
Long Island will be sent FRfct-
UPON REQUEST to any ad
dress in Greater New York. Send
post card to Headquarters tor
LONG ISLAND ESTATES, 146
East 34th St., New York. Houses,
Lots, Plots. Water Fronts, Sum
mer Homes, Farms, Acreage, etc.,
on Easy Monthly Payments. Five
years' credit given if required.
MONEY iJT°N§ggg>.,
HELP WANTED.
Male. .
AGENTS to fcandia <-ur Teas ana Coffees : ex
perience nor necessary: build up a business of
your own. Call or write. Burn & Peed.
Hudson" St.. N. T. • _,
COUPLE for entire work of small family In
suburbs: $SO-f55. Miss Hofmayer'3 Agency.
820 sth arc. , ninth fi<x>r\
JAPANESE butler, co.f< and valet, general
houseworker: pay good wages. Japanese Em
ployment Bureau. S2G Bth aye.. corner 4.th St.
TA_LE\ DIGEST AH»: lanS seller: agents
Southern territory. Fond Pharmacal Company.
New York. '_ .
WESTERN territory; Tablet ttlgestans tor al.
stomach Ills. Por.d Phannacal Company, New
York.
Female.
ADDRESSERS wanted; experienced, quick writ
ers- no home- work. Call or write Burnham
Addressing Co . 10 Bast 23d st. ■_
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, for White Plains;
' city in wintor. Miss Curry's Employment j
Agency. 25 West 42a St., fifth floor. Room 511.
CHAMBERMAIDS who do waiting: references
required; free registration. Miss Curry s Em
ployment Agency, 23 West 42d St., Room 511.
fifth floor. . :
COOKS for country, also city; must be compe
tent- free registration. Miss Curry's Employ
ment Agency, 25 West 42d St.. Room 511.
COOK for Huntimrton, I». I. Miss Curry's Em
ployment Agency, 25 West 42d St., fifth floor.
Room 511. ■ .
GIRL, for housework: small private family; no
washing; Asbury Park for summer; wages $25.
Industrial Association. 17 West 42J st.
HELP of all kinds for private families: free
registration. Mist Cony's Employment Agency,
25 West 411 .-t.. Room 511. fifth floor.
HOUSEWORKER— SmaII family, in suburbs;
$25-930. Mi? 6 llofmayer's Agcn. y. 3_o oth
a\f. ninth floor.
I_AVN DRESS, assist wilh chamberw.irk; t>st
Hampton. U I- Miss Corry'S Employment
\cen.-y C 5 West 42d St.. nfth floor. Room 511. _
LAUNDRESSES ituot for Institution: any na
tionality: $16. Mi?=3 FitzGeralds Agency. 506
'th aye.: entrance on 42d st.
LAUNDRESS— Private family; country for sum
mer; $_r>-?.''.o. Miss Hofmayer'3 Agency, 320
Sth aye., ninth floor.
NURSES for infants and small children: free
registration. Miss Curry's Employment Agency,
25 West 4:M st.. Room 511. ,
STENOGRAPHER for electrical firm downtown;
l«rmancnt p.)sition; 510 to 512. with advance
ment; splendid, reliable house. Jupp Agency, Si
Nassau st. Estalllshed 1898. .
STENOGRAPHER— Splendid Wall st. law n--m;
$1S; another on Broadway, $10-sl2; permanent.
Ju;-p Agency. 87 Nassau st.
STENOGRAPHER for publishing office; must
bo competent and have Rood reference: this
position Is permanent Hnl with fir.9 people.
Jupp Exchange. 87 Nassau st.
WAITRESS, first class, for country; must hay«
Rood reference: wages $25 to $30. Industrial
Association. 17 West 4M st. .
iv^N'TED — A quiet German or Scandinavian
Sir! as plain cook and assist with table linen;
country f° r the summer. Address L., Box 31, :
Trlbuno Office. i
WANTED — Four waitresses for hotel, country,
at once. Sro & Srhaefers. 410 4th aye.
WORK WANTED.
Male.
I BOOKKEEPER, TRANSLATOR, correspond
ent English. French, Spanish. German, some
i Italian: typewriting; hard worker, conscien-
M.-us: best references: seeks steady position.
J. T.urla. General Delivery. N>w York. j
. GENTLEMAN" of experience, goo.l education, j
specialist In pianaglng first class houses, or j
seillnt:. leasing city or country; would manage
tutorial property, or d»?ir» position -with live
roal estate firm;*Al references. Yon miinii.
iR West 34th St.. Room 88. !
GENTLEMAN going to Europe would under
take commission; references. Confidential.
Box 3, Tribune Office. - j
INTERPRETER. — Five modern languages,
educated. Sti'i.per c-nt Civil Service ex
amination, seeks reliable position, department
store, shipping, etc J. Luria, general delivery,
Key York. , _
LITERARY MAN who can »vrite t-ro live short j
stories a week wants work. Jacks'.n, &ox 12,
Tribune Office. ,
FORTKR. By reliable colored man: neat r_nd \
■willing- handy all around man; reference. Ad
drfess G. 8.. 288 "West 125 th st.
TOUNG MAN (23). electrician by trade, de
sire? position at anything. Bohlk, '443 West !
34th st.
Female.
MANICURE for hotel; understands facial mas
sap*, shampooing, hairdressing; thoroughly ex
rerienced- excellent references. 5. J.. Miss Fltz-
Gerald's En-.p!:yrr.cnt Bureau. 603 sih are.; en
trsr ci on 42d st. j
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
COACHMAN (,33.> — Competent c!ty driver: under
stanJt: saddle horses: care and run machine;
long personal references: handy, umeful, obliging.
M C Tribune L'ptown r»fSc°. 13^4 Proadway
COACHMAN and USEFT'L MAN — Scotch.
married, one child; can milk: best car©
horses, harness, carriages; eight years last
plai-e. Carppntcr]s_Aßen_ r }^,_ls_4_6th_av».
COOK. — Japanes'-. first class cook, wants posi
tion in private family or gentleman's place;
willing to go anywhere: many years' refer
ence. R. Fuwa. 788 Lexington aye.
COLORED BUTLER — First class, good looking
all-around man: $40; three > »ars In last place.
Miss i-hwi's Bureau, 8 East 42d_st.
FARMER AND WIFE — Wish situation on
farm or gentleman's country estate; man first
claps ltf> experienced farmer; understands even
thing about horses, carriages and chlckpna. also
handy with too'.s; wife gjod plain c»ik, laun
dress, good Jicusekeeper: <lrst ciass references;
state wages. 11. C. Ixfbaam Otßea.
FARMER. — HouaeworkT, married. German-
American, no children; -xif« grood plain
cook: well recommended. Carpcnter'B Agency.
1M fith aye. ___^__
FARMHANDS. USEFUL MEN. married cou
ples, for farms and gentlemen's country
places; English. German • and Swedes a spe
cialty. P Mathewson Agency. SIS 6th aye. Tel.,
«ith aye. Tel.. 37^— Bryant. C.
FARM HAND, $25: Swede: good teamster and
milker; ha* worked in this country: can do
gardenia*. Inquire Mathewson Agency. 818
t»th aye. Tel.. 373 — Bryant.
GARDENER.— Married; life experience in veg
etables fruit flowers, lawns, drives and shrub
txry; handy with carpenter's tools; 11 y«ars in
la^t place; best references. T. F. Martin. ISI
Lake aye , Greenwich, Conn.
Female.
COOK — WAITRKSS.— By two neat vounr THsh
Kirls; both competent; five reara last employer:
city, country; do entire WCTk private family.
Mcrrow's Agwncv. 7z\ Lyrtnaton aTft
COOK. — Young, mat, very tff»wi cook. F.. >liha
Hofmayr's Agpncy. S2o Oth aye., ninth floor.
Tel. 4527 Madison Square.
COUPLE. — North of Ireland Protestants; coach
man and gardener; wife chambermaid and
laundress: both highly recommended: go any dis
tance. Morrow's Agency. 721 Lexington aye..
corner sSth st. ■
DAY'S WORK. — A respectable colored woman
wishes day's work; city or country. M. Bar
row. care Perkins. IP,S Wee< f»f>th st
LADY'S MAID — Danish; understands hairdress
lni?, massage, packing, travelling, g«od scam
str^es- excellent reference. S. J.. Miss FiU-
Gerald's Employment Bureau, 503 ">th aye.; en
trance on 42<1 st. '-■•'
NURSE — rountr woman will care two
children in country; excellent seamstress; $20;
best reference. Miss Shea's Bureau. 8 East 42d-
WAITRESS or CH AMTtKRMAID-WAITRESS. -
Two yr-ars In last situation. X . Miss >W-
maror'a Agency, K2O sth aye.. ninth floor. Tel.
4.VJ7 Madison Sijuaro.
TIME TABLES.
CRUISES IN
COOL LATITUDES
l»«-lii;tnfi]| 1,500 mile cruises by th«« Qurber>
Steamship Co.'s favorite S. 8. "TRINIDAD"
from New York to
QUEBEC BY SEA
via Halifax. Northumberland Strait. Gulf and
River St. Lawrence and Saguenay.
Next sailing ' I 'Including Meal» #JC
JULY 30. II I and Berth. •*»
I^ter sailings Aug. 13. Aug. 27.
THOS. COOK & SON.
245 Broadway. 204 and 563 Fifth Avenue.
«4f> Madison Avenue. New York.
Dell **rt" I ill? Pier 11. Wall St. Ferry"
Kbll II LIIIC Brooklyn, at noon.
tor san Juan P. X.. La Guayra k"U>. Cabello,
Curacao and Meracatbo. vla Curacao.
PHII^ADELPHIA.JuIy 301 CABAL A 5.... Aug. It
For La Guayra. Curacao ana Maracalbo.
ZULIA... Aug. 6|MARAGAIBO Aug. 20
Superior Accommodations for Fingers.
BLJBB. DAULETT & M
general Manager*. .?f *»5 5t - .
including Mhora excursions'. ■
71 enchanting <la.v» Stop- ■ ORIENT
over prl\il.-ces. 3. high cU»b ■
0 mos. Round World lours ■ a.....
Oct. and Nov. Proßrain readj R UllUlaL
lltA.Vh C. CLAKK. ' limes BJdg., New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Hamburg-American Line beg to announce that
beginning August 24, 1910, they will main
tain regular fortnightly sailings between New
York and Havana, Kingston, Santiago and Cien
fuegos, by their well known Passenger Steamers
PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH and PRINZ SIGISMTJND
on a
New Line to Cuba and Jamaica
AFFORDING UNEXCELLED FACILITIES
FOR PASSENGERS AS WELL AS FREIGHT
1 For Particulars Apply to
nAMBI'Rr.-A.VERICAN" liI.VG.. **-* 5 Broadway. New T«rk
Boston Philadelphia I'ittsbursr Chicago St. L«ul» San rranri»ro
I'alatlal Steamers '"HENDRICK HUI>K>N.'
"ROBERT FULTON." -ALBANY." and ' MARt ;
POWELL," of the Hudson River D"»y Line. ***•'
est and finest river boats In the world.
Lye. Read down. ; Ait Head tjj.
A.M.IA.lI.IP.M.lnaily. «>x. Eun.|A.M. P.M. P M
8:00] I + IB'klyn Anwx t ffj -••
8:401 O:-so t:4sf.D«br r BM St. 11:45 6.00 .-■•-
J»:00ll0:00) 2:00,. West '2.1 St.. 11:^0 s:^o 4l "
ft:2o 10:20' 2:2ol. West 12T> St.. 11:00 *■£. - '>
9:45 10:50 I -Yorkers ■----■••• *"-30 7.35
...; i 4:so|H!Khl'd Fallal 8:40f. ..-I-,--
11:50 l:on' 5:0*1 . W«.t P*nt. . 8:» 2:50 f 5:«
•1:23 6:25|.. Cornwall ..! *:15 '. - ... . '•>,?■
1225 1:« .'':•»."»! »whi»r«:»i I f>:<>>! 2:1«>
...' j I 6:ir» New Harr.b'g.t T:M>I I
6:30 ... Mlltor ..-I 7:15 ...;■ .----
Ilia 2:35 C.-45 ro'kr^le : 7:00 1:20 4:10
2:10 Kingston Pt-:---- A '- :25
j 7:45 .. Klngstoa .. 6:00 .-- ,
3:2S Catskill l*:°0
8-4* l Hudson 10:40
P^PMP.M. .. Albany ••Ia.V^MP.M:
P.M. P.M. P.M.f |A.M. (A.M. P.M.
•Connecting at Cornwall with O. & "SV. Ry.
Special trains to Catskl'.l Mt. resorts and aI^T
toga, and easy connections to all (em „":
i North. »nd West. Through tickets and £ace*.->
checks at offices of N. T. Transfer Co. 1 rew
rail tickets between N. T. and Albany ac ep.eri.
Mn<=t deliirhtfu! on««-half and nne-<i*v outings to
n>«t Point. »wbtir«h. or P«in;hki^p«l*. re
turning on any down Day boat. Meals servefl
at »"' hour«. Mn«lc.
STR. MARY POWELL sSjg~ „,
i Perf»ct Afternoon Outing. ■« r> « fll j r< 2* B "«it*"
1:4.', P. M.. connerting at West Point witri
STR. liMif due West 42d S»t S:4O P. M.
0 1 H. gLtiflril Orchentra on *ach steamy
CUNARD L9NE
Piers M and 56. North River, foot of 1 1« -i J*.
OFFICES '-'1 M State St.. opposite the Battery.
Lusitania— Mauretania
Largest. Fastest. Fln*(«t Steamers Afloat.
New York to London Direct
VIA FISHGr.VRD
The most expeditions route. Quickest also to
PARIS- BERLIN VIENNA
I.*«Te New Tork Wednesday*. 9 A. M
MONDAY IN LONDO.I TUESfIW IN Pißl3
Wireless Telegraph. Submarine Sifinals.
CamDania July 27!1>i:51tanta. . . .... ; Aue X.
; Caronla Aug. 3|»Carmania-AUK- »._»« »««
Mauretania Auk. 10! Campania....... Aug. -*
•V.-ill -all at Q»«enstown and Flingtiara.
To FIIiME. via GIBRALTAR,NAPLE!3.TRIESTB
i <uitonia....Aug. 4, noonjPannonia il*? : -
Carpathla.Aus- 25, noon | JU1t0n1a. . . ... ■•-*>£■.$"
trans at Genoa. ICarrles 2d and 3d class o. ly.
Travellers" checka Issued— good ve whe^
ITALY-EGYPT CRUISES. 1910-11. Nov. -8.
Jan. 7 and 21. Feb. 1?. March 11. .
AMERICAN LINE Fr Tt fo coe oo 6 A\ m.*
K. Y. Plymouth Cherbourg — Southampton.
Philadelphia July 30 Key York Aug. 13
I St Louis A;;? 61 St. Paul Auk. 20
RED STAR LINE TZ.?i e A
NEW YORK— ANTWERP.
Finland July SB I^apland — tag i*
Vaderland \uc « Km nland mi?. 'JO
WHITE STAR LINE ST^nr*.
>'. V., Queenstown. Holyhe>ad. Liverpool.
! Arabic July 50. noon Celtic .. ..Aug. 13
Baltic .. Aug. •">. uoonj Cedrlc. - . Aug. !M>
K. V., Plymouth. Cherbourg. Southampton.
I Adrlatic.July 27. ft.3o amfOceantc Au?. '''
! tons'- Aug. 3. 3 v mlHajest! Auz. 17
\HJ& 'r h , MEDITERRANEAN
Via. Azores and Gibraltar,
! Romanic Aug. SJCretl. . Sept. 2j
Canopic Sept. 14 Ron i Oct. 1
Onr TraTelers* Checks Good Kvwrywhere.
9 B"v.-ay. CT«I 2100 Hector) &■. Pier 62. N. R.
(2aa St.). a*, Y. ;
|LTS.Y.,r!« 81. N.R., foot V.'. Kd St.. ■ — kefcgpsSJfc I
■ 9.SS. 10.30 A.M.. 12.30. 1.30. ?.IS. 4 15. .23. 7.45 M- S
■ Sue- 9.00, 10.00 A. M. 1.00. 3.30, 7.43, 10.40 (East H
I Long Br»acli osly) P. M. B
■Lv N. Y. Pier 10. If. R-, 'r-ot Cedar St., •w-ek -lay* ■
■ 9 15, 10.00, 11.00 A M.. 1.50. 2.00. 3.45. 4.45. *5.45. H
■ 8.10 P. M. Sun. 9.30. 10.30 A. M., 1 JO. 4.00. 8.10. 11l |
[ /E.Longßr.oaly)P.M. *WUlnotrggJc!y4andSept.S. g
Trip ■ tt]
I New York to A'.lictic liicalsadi ■■ i ■■
■ "lotind trip c .a ba»«dw except em Stanr».l?*T<ne w. ■ t
■ 4''d St >«-icday<.s.2s. 7.45 r.m. Sao. 7.45. 10.40 p. T3. ■ ,
§ CgdarSt. weekdays 5.45. i.'."- _J!lf-^^^^ -^^Lj
All=the=Way=by=Water
Metropolitan L.ig«_ be f .T«" Kmi York and
BOSTON
An Unbroken- Night's Rest from City to City •
over the most fascinating Salt Water Route In i
the World. River, Harbor, Sound and Ocean.
Luxurious Express Turbine Steel Steamships
YALE m HARVAKD
Staterooms with or without Bath. Family
rooms with 4 berths. Main Deck Dinin< Room. &c. j
■Week days and Sundays. Leave Pier 9. ML R-, j
foot Rector St.. 5 P. M. Due Boston S A. 11.
next day. Same schedule returning. |
Tickets and reservations at Wharf: also Tourist
: and N. Y. Transfer Co. Offices throughout City. ,
:N.Y. to Boston. SA.fQ. Through tickets all pojnta.
"i!iniMii:iaH«i:ini{iiina
M CKltra — — Reliable.
PEOPLES LINE TO. &LBAHY
6TR C. W. MORSE (odd dates July). STR
ADIRONDACK— from I'ier 32. X. B. 6
P. M.. W. 120 th St.. 6:30 P. M ORCHESTRA
CITIZENS LM TO £LBAMY I TROY
N«w Str. TUOJAX or KE.NSSELAER. Pier :
46, N. R.. ft. West 10th Si., 8 P. m. . Yonkers. i
7 P. M. daily. Mop at Albany in either direc
tion.
Best service. Direct rail connection at
, Albany and Troy for points North. East and .
\ West. Rail tickets accepted for passage be
: (ween New York. Albany and Troy, Horses
: and automobiles carried at reasonable rates,
gpnri for S'utnnr-.er Fookl.-t.
m^^^^^ Charming; Short Sea
M^^ Trio on the Atlantic Coast.
I NORTH LAND & NORTH STAB
TO
PORTLAND, MAINE
I 6»ilinss: Monday, 10 A. M.. and Tuesday
I Thursday and Saturday. 5 P. M.. from
1 Pier 20. East River. N. Y. For full la-
I forrratlon and booklet apply to j
I MAINE S. S. CO.. 230 B'way. N. Y. I
I Il'llilillla PM i11JI3! J I *tf 1 1 1 _
All .Modern Safety Device* < Wireless, £.<■ |
LOHDON-PAKIS~HAM ii U..e.
tKals'n i AuK.Vlc.July3t>.l2n'njtAm*rikn MM 3
Pres. Lincoln Aug. 10 JtTfWlderseeAuKls
tLnexcellod Rit.-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant
{U-mburg direct. 'New.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND GKNO
9. 8. HAMBURG \ nra , t 9* B »* M
, 8. S. MOI.TKK August 30
TrwWKUErtS 1 CHECKS ISSUED
. Tourist n.-j.t. for Cti ■ Everywhere.'
Hainhurg-Amrrlrnn line. 45 Broadway. X. T. i
*■**•* l -^ >1-'->1 -'-> u-a>« rur 4J.
SMITH'S LOT. I -V. X.. ft. Christopher Sfc
JjKKM ANTOWN week days, at 6:CO p. m -
•urTSo" X We " 12 ® th su 7:o ° p - *■'
•s^'^kVoKT SatUfday Special. Ipm
COXSACKIE Pl«r 43 and 1.20 p. _«.
W. lanh tit. Send *V
•Saturday special .uunp for booklet gtvJa*
lands only at K.sorf. of Cat. Mli H £
ANCHOR LINE
QLA6QOVV via LONDONDERRY
CaWonla. July 30. 1 •.miFurnrsMa Aug. 13 i >....* I
California, a,, «. lOani ; rolurobm.' Au< "1? iam
FIRST CABIN. $67.50 and *7».50
NKCONf) CABIN. 4-1.1 and *n.50
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 17-I'J Orvu iy.
FALL RIVER LINE
(Splendid Steamers — Splendid Service)
"Islands where summer is
five Septembers long** —
— that fitly describes Martha.
Vineyard and Nantucket
You would enjoy a vacation
there.
Go by the Fall River Line.
Fall River Line steamers leave
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. <>j»
Fare to Boston t|)*T
Telephone 5121 Cortlandt for informatics
| City Ticket Office— l7l Broadway
SET North imm *
I BREMEN ilUl 111 10 A. M. .
Express Sailing*.
K. TV ■:i:«vm n....Aur. ClfJ.Wh'grton fn«-^> Anj.l!
K.Wm. d. Grosse. Aug. i>[ Cecilia Aug. S
: ss? N German THCRSDAK
BREMEN m#l IIIUM 10 A. M.
Twin Screw bailiagi.
Fried 1 h 4. fir. July 38!Barbaroasa . An*. It
P. W. Win C— l ' - 4;Dremen x '•?■ 3
c»«Air«| 1 j SATURDAYS
K. Albert July K. Luis* Xix. "
V. Irene Aug. 13 DwTlil tat* I * -I ~
nir'lMi and «tihm»rln<- «i-jit *l*.
Independent Koonil.tlif-WnrW Tori.
Travelers' Chetks Good A II Ovrr the World.
OELBICHS & CO.. Gen" 4at«.. 5 Inwdwsy. %. t
LONDON) s^7,e S. S.ROTTEim
via. l" Bepinnln^ ~\ C4.ir<*» Tons
Plymouth ) with ( Leaving Ne*Tork Aug. 9
Luxurious Comfort to Ocean
Travelers Nowhere Exceeded j
NEW YORK I „ ... I Sailing
LONDON Holland - » ,
PARIS America Tl!as^
(via Plymouth 4 Line M l
BoTolo^n, syat l-llie |t
BiiTTEHDIIM 139 Broad > 10 11
! •Noordam..... .An?. 21 ' Potsdam •»!? 3
j + Rotterdam. . Aug. Pit's. - --•-■• • A'.^ 35
•Rrnciam Aug. M 'Noordarn. s»pi. '
! 'Via* Boulojj:n» 3/M. t t . 1* Flyrrci'h *■ "Bvi\?&»
THE GREAT L I
■ ai/rA Idea! Vacation Tcnn
LftAkS Ir-d-pendent travel
fcm "*'* # -vith hotels !r.c!cd?d
=*™""""^ B^^^ Attractive San — » •
Cruls* via Lakes En* Huron, a .-.1 - -!
perior to Dahith. St. Paul, Chicago. De
troit, JTlajara Falls, etc. —■■ --- .j..
tails to JtARSTERS TOURS. 31 ■«■
SOth St.. New York
1 iiranfgriiiff'M>»,B«iliTl
! For >*wbnrsh. Pou?hkeei»*i^ and Rin?st«
Frcm Franklin St.. week days. except Sat, 1
;P. 11. Sat? , 1 P. H. "W. 129 th St.. 2:30 P. 3t
For NEWBI'RGH and tatermediate Isat
■ 1r.?3. week days. 5 P. 11. Satvrda i - ; ? 4
: ■West I29th St.. 3:30 P. M
Cl|l|n<iyC Fro- FraniMa St^. 9A. M I
OUiIUMIO West 129 th St.. 9:SO A- M. . I
SAUGERTIES '«« from foot Ciji»to?ia
itr\ «tc ■*• • > v»ry weekday it 8 ?• ■
BOATS Saturdays at 1 P. M- JB-T
EXCURSIONS.
f ftO^L^r^* g ? gra^ i C 0«
ALL TICKETS I.M I inK AJJ.UI--?lO> W
I MBUUIIK
\ Greatest Amusement EnterprLte la the World.
I Leave West 120 th St.. St R. 9»M>- *'lt
' 10:30. 11:30 A. M. : 12:15. 1:00. 2:00, 2:15. 3: *
4:15. 5:15. 3:30. 7:30. S:4O P- St j.
Leave Pier 1. N. R.. 9:4,-.. 1030. 11:13 A.*.
12:15, l;C0. 1:45 *;«! 3:30. 4 15. 3:00. »•
«40 7:15. 8:15. 9:30 P. M. ,,
Leave Iron Pi^r. Coney Island 10:35. 1-2 .
A. m. . 12-2.*.. 1:25. 2:10. 2:55. 3 "•■ •4:55. s:*: *
6:10. 7:10. 7:50. 5:25. &:23. 10.4-* P. M.
Returrxlag- from Ccney [aland trip --**«
iloes not so to 129 th Street. N\ R
; Round Trip Tlclcet.^ g £ %*&> j
STE.\^n:R XAUKCa m**** trip* EVrRt DAt
to FISHING BANK*. Leaves l2oti St.. v *•
7:20 A. M.; Pier fnew> 1. N. B-. a -' A. *
Bait and tackle on board Fare: Ont!e«B»Jj
75c.; Ladles. 50c. ; Children. Mi
STE^^Er'QRIMDREPUBUC 11
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Lt. Yonktra 8 13 A. m. -
'-■. foot I--' St.. N. R . 9:45 A. M . *- F. V^
Lv. Pier (new) No. 1. N. R.. 10:40 A. M..2:45 ?•■*
Lv. Rookaway Beach. 12:3O P. M.. M 0 P *■
Trip marked * transfer to Str ••UraaJ * r
public" at Pier 1. N. R.
Knnnd trip ticket*. 30c«: Children. -* c - —
Include adm. to Steeplechase P"k at K"^* 1 ' 1
CHARMING EXGURSIOIS
West Point, Newburv;h & Pousi'ikec^
Daily (except Sunday* by Palacs HVOSCj
RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS HEN»3XC»
lU'DSON. ROBEirr 1 TON and VI BA>»-
Brooklyn. Fulton St. (By .Vnwi>. S: s*l
brasses 91 «S:4O and 0:40- ■«*. 4-' d- ' • •*!
10; W. 129 th St.. 0:20 and IO:20 A. V. R*"2
■T.i either down boat dv« 42d St. 5:30 or * 18
P. M. S«>e Steamboat Advt.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCOHSIQI ■
WEST POI^T
STEAMER M \K\ POWtLI
Leaving Desbrossen St.. 1:15- W. 42J St.. 2:*; j
W. 129 th St . 2.20 P. m. Return to N. T. "
Steamer "AI.B ANY." 91 00. or by ratt * ! ! *
I>allv. except Sunday. Orchestra. Cad*t» ■"
?KLongis'andScund
mmv use: sssa&'WTffig
N. R.. ft. Cti ai ia st.. 10 M A. M. : '• of Ei ,'
-'-'! St.. 10:45 A. M. for New London, conw
ing there for Stonin^ton. Norwich. Narrail?^
sett pier. Providence. Boston. *c For >»
Haven and Bridgeport Line Service see re;* 1 *
advert t*^m#-nt. Folder on request. j
City Ticket Acent. 171 Broadway. N. T I
te HoDa f cong. SI 00
EVKRI FRIDAY and EVKRY SI M>A»- I
Lv. W. 23d St. Fritiays *:20 X M. Sua* I
<I«ya S;s«> A. M. ; Lv. Liberty St. Fridajr*
>:30 A. M Sundays 9 «>> A. M. __^
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, &3EENPOIT.
SHELTER ISLAND & SAG HAHBOV i
Str. •■sihlnnecock" ,•» Moniauk Si«iulk>*i c*^
Line Ituvea N. V.. .New Pier S. B. rt. Tue* •"
Thurs. 5:30 P. M.. Sata, ijQQ P._M.____—-^-'
liKl> BANK IJNE. ' ai Lei.
Leaves Franklin St. Pier 24. North R^Tt '
daily 8:30 v. M.. 2:30 P. M-. Sun. hJO. *! I
A. M.: Rutt*ry. «5a A. M.. ' ••"• P M- *Zs.
5.:,:.. J>:,lj A>. M.. for Hlsjhlanda. Ked B^^-.*^
Kit 00c. Trolley to Looi BrancH and »* p "r.
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