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„ Of Interest to
HUH AND SIT
They May Differ in Material, but
. " Mot in Effect.
The imr*"'rtance of attention to detail in
the art of dressing has always been reoog
nJzed la a general sort of way. and the
noraan "who will buy a handsome frown
■when Ehe might know quite well. If she
•would stop to think, that she would not
r-o able to have other things in keep-
Ing with it has frequently been held up
by m-ould-be improvers of the public taste
■a c. terrible example or vrh&t should not
■be don-. Y^t fJhoaa to whom women have
laafcei for guidance in these matters havo
fsbown this same slowness of comprehen
sion as 19 what goes to the making of
a perfect ensernbk*-. A Eteady development
•of the aesthetic sense of humanity has.
however, resulted of late In a demand for
a greater harmony among the many thing 3
that maLke up the complete fcmlnino toilet
than has been known before.
Under the new order of tilings getting in
a supply of blouses is a more serious mat
ter than of yore. The feeling that the
ivai^t and skirt worn together should grive
aa impression of unity is not new, and one
method after another has been resorted to
far obtaining the desired result. The latest
device for this purpose was tlio chiffon ;
Jumper, in th* same color as the- gkirt,
■worn over a lingerie Tvaisr, but this, too.
i as been found wanting. It seems evident
hat there Is now no escape from the ne
cessity of providing one's pelf with blouses
each one of which is carefully planned for
wear with its own particular skirt-
Trie favorite material for these blouses is
chiffon, and the peasant model is most
frequently chosen. Although the peasant
waist has generally been cut with short
slum ill. It may have loaf; ones if enough
material Is left under the arms so that the
movements of these useful members are not
restricted. Another refuge from the el
bow and three-quarter length sleeves Is
tho long lace undersleeve.
TJlouses of chiffon nwy be made over
plain foundations of satin or may be va
ried by having under the main fabric print
ed silks or cottons in bands or in other
forms. Insertions of lace or any other
kind of decoration that is effective when
tlightly obscured by a transparent tissue
may also be used oaj th« under-bodic«. T'
Mouse is not a very extensive garment, and
the woman who has a fair amount of in
ventive genius to lavish upon it can pro
duce some exquisite results with th«» re
sources at her command in this season ot
beautiful fabrics.
THE VALUE OF REMNANTS
Small Pieces of Many Fabrics
May Make a Lovely Gown.
Never lias there been a tim« when the
unman with a talent for finding' bargains
had more reason for giving thanks for this
*rift of the pods than a.t present. Fashion
decrees that more costly materials shall be
u««--d in the construction of hrr gowns than
ever for*% but the ram of all the material
uj^d in any one of them need not be great
and it may be of many kinds. So there is
to reason why she should not bo out and
buy numberless remnants of all sorts of
things and devise- for herself much splen
did apparel to be made therefrom.
On* can Fcarcely be amiss in investing in
rome aC the lovely chiffons, marquisettes,
»cnch crfpes and crApe de chines that are
pa own Baa? at $1 a yard. It has become
#>o much th« fashion to use many layers of
these diaphanous fabrics In different colors,
<-.r!~ upon another, for various purposes,
that one can find places for any amount of
them, no matter what their shades may be
Among some remnants of silk selling ai
Irom 19 to S3 cents a. yard were seen many
w«eful things. One piece was an exquisite
French crepe- In a dark gray shade, with a
large, brilliantly colored litrure on it. This
would be invaluable to any woman to
hem striking effects are becoming. In the
tame assortment were Innumerable pieces
of printed foulard, the smallest of which
would be of service for trimmings. No
more charming decoration could Le found
for winter frocks for little- girls than bands
of dotted foulard, and they would be de
sirable, too, because of the ease with which
they could bo put on. This sort of garni
ture would do for house gowns and negli
£<"-es for the- mature- members of the fam
ily, as well.
Kits of toot and embroidery that can be
picked up for a few cents at (Ma time of
the year arts not to be despised, even by
li,*- woman -who docs oat attempt to make
any of the garments -worn by herself or
family. If one has a varied collection of
things at this kind, one can often find
something to replace an edging or inser
tion that has been worn or torn, thereby
making some worthless article as good as
new. When one can buy three yards of
YaJcnciennes «diilnc or insertion for seven
cents it is not a. bad idea to lay in a stock
cf several different kinds, so as to have
fcornttbiiig; to fit any emergency.
I'rinted crepea for scarfs are selling for
t* cents a yard cow. The patterns are
beautiful, and at such a price one could in
dulge in more than one, co as to have
n-arfs to match different gowns. Other
summer accessories that are to be had at a
moderate price bTn lac© veils for from €3
cents up, and pretty embroidered white
mash belts, with jjearl buckles, tor from 12
to IS cents each. : .
THE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
"Big Boss" of Woman's Party Issues
Orders to District Leaders.
Xlrfc. Carrie Cliapman Can, tho "Bis
Boss" of tta/> Woman Suffrage party or
. , ..,■ N>tv York, has addj-es*od a letter
00 all Haa dl^r."t leaders directing them to
■aU n»'e<-iiass during tl.<- raonth of !-< r>
taaabar for tie 9— of electing f^f^
ric . E to -».<■ n;ijrxy convention to 6- held
en O:toi>cr 28. Only sjanben of the party
*/t &£Mc lor decttoa. A movement is
on foot to organize the ISth Assembly Dis
trict In time to send delegates to the con
vention.
About half a dozen open air meetings
have been arranged for this week by the
suffragists. This evening at 8 o'clock at
96th street and Broadway ex-Senator J. W.
Stacy, of Idaho, will be the speaker, and
on Thursday evening Mrs. Lee de Forest
will speak ' at Hth street and University
Place. There will be several meetings on
the East Side, with Jewish speakers, and
on August M at Oliver and Oak streets an
attempt will be made to organize a branch
of the Woman's Trade Union League
among the Italian residents.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
The dress that gives a slender effect to
the figure is one Greatly liked by the
MOPISH BLOUSES.
younger girls, as well as by the older folk,
and this model is as charming as possible.
It can be trimmed with embroidery -worked
on to the material, as in this instance*, or
•with banding, or the space b< twef-n the
box pleats can be left plain if a simpler
effect is wanted; but just as Illustrated the
dress is an attractive as welt as durable
NO. TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF
GIRL'S DRESS, FOR 10 CENTS.
one. It is made of blue linen, and the em
broidery is worked with mercerized white
thread. The square Dutch neck Is a favor
ite one for the summer, but the dress can
bo made high if preferred, and with long,
plain sleeves, so that It can be made avail
able for the cooler days, as well as for the
wanner ones. All materials that can be
pleated successfully can bo utilized.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size (twelve years) is a yards 34, 5
yards 22 or 4*. 4 yards 44 inches wide, with
JJv* yards of Insertion.
The pattern. No. 6.087. is cut in sizes for
jrirls ten, twelve and fourteen years old,
and will be mailed to any address on re
ceipt of 10 cents. Please give number of
pattern and age distinctly. Address Pat
tern Department. New-York Tribune. If
In a hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and we will mail. by letter postage-
In sealed envelope.
Boys' terry bath Miifs in nil of the
popular colors, in Btrfpesj, will) cord and
tassel at the vaibt, nell for |4 9J.
T-;o> s' ii'inpee dt.-stt rs In the natural color,
button close at th«» neck and Hell fur $7 50.
Three little memorandum books for house
hold accounts. In a ease, are selling for 10
cents and are very convcaiient.
A brass <-andl/-t tick with a large, deep
drip pan, like th«; Ktiplish candles, sells
for 3225.
Invitation note paper for card party mm
has a cream colored centra with a border
of cards .-ill around the edge and Is 63
cents a box.
The (if«wly wads' baby perched on a ocllit
loid desk blotter and smiling at all be
holders ooata 10 cents.
Men's polka dotted, lies in Mick, blur,
rf-d and otiwr colon s/ttli MbK« dots, cost
i,O ccr.Xt apiece-
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1910.
BIG PRICE FOR A 54TH STREET HOUSE
Sells Private Dwelling on a Plot 20.10x100.5 Feet for $140,000,
It Is Said.
A WEST END AVENUE CORNER REPORTED SOLD
Worthing! mi Wbitehouse yesterday sold
for Robert i\ Wear to an investor Xo. 11
ilast 54th street, a private dwelling house,
on a pint 20.10x100.5 feet, at a price esti
mated at $mooo. Averaging a foot, this
sale is a record figure for this block. It is
said.
Henry OppenheimT has sold the plot of
nine lots at the southeast corner of \Vef=t
End .avenue and ft.d street, according: to v
report in real estate, circles yesterday. Mr.
Oppcnheimer is out of town, and no fur
ther Information regarding the rumor could
be obtained. The property has a frontage
of 131 feet on the avenue and 175 feet in
the street, and la restricted to the erection
of private rvstdenoea till 1913. Mr. Op#en
heimer acquired the property in IPOI, and
it Is one of the few remaining unimproved
parcels along: Weqt Knd avenue.
The work of widening the roadway of 42d
ptreet between Ltextogtoo and Eighth avp-
Duas, in accordance with the resolution
adopted at a meeting of the Board of Esti
mate on Friday, was begun yesterday
morning.
The massive stone portico and area on
the 4^d street side of the Manhattan Hotel
probably will be removed this week. Among
other notable properties which will have to
undergo alterations because of the widen
ing are the Knickerbocker Hotel, the West
Presbyterian Church and the old Harmonic
Club. The proposed widening will increase
the, roadway fifteen feet by taking: seven
and one-half feet off each sidewalk, ex
cept where the sidewalk is less than twen
ty-two feet and the roadway fifty-five feet-
John R. & Oscar L. Foley sold to a client
for Mrs. Florence Zerega, represented by
Moore & Wyekoff, No. 396 West 80th street
a five story double, apartment house, on a
plot 'JT)XIO2 feet. In June John R. & Oscar
Li. Foley scid the adjoining house, No. IX>S,
for M. Gantz.
BUYS SANDS POINT LAND
John Scott Browning: to Build
Country Home on Site.
P. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold to John
Scott Browning for Warren T. Diefendorf
the property known as Prospect Point, at
Sands Point, Long Island.
This Is one of the most beautiful pieces
of waterfront property on the north shore
of Ixmg Island, and adjoins the estate re
cently sold by S. Osgood Pell & Co to
Frank N. Hoffstot, of the Pressed Steel
Car Company.
The property just Fold to Mr. Browning
consists of some eleven acres of bold prom
ontory extending into the Sound, and is in
the vicinity of the estates of Howard Gould,
W. Bourke Cockran and other well known
men. Mr. Browning will at once erect on
the property a country home.
i LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.
Frederick Fox * Co. have leased for
Philip Braender to the Detmer Woolen
Company, from the plans, the entire sev
enth floor, containing about fifteen thou
i sand square feet of space, in the new Ash
>. land Building, corner of Fourth avenue
1 and 2<th street The lease is for a long terra
1 of years. Also leased for the Detmer Woolen
I Company. about ton thousand pqunre feet of
space, at No. 26 to 32 West 17th street, for
a term of years to Nathan Goldston & Co..
and for Webster B. Mabi^ & Co. the second
loft at thf> southeast corner of University
Place and 12th street, to Samuels Brothers
& Co-
The Cuojebo & Gagliano Company ban
leased for Henry P. Ansorse the premises
at No?. 23 and 25 Bedford street, for a
term of three years, at the aggregate ren
tal of $10.(109.
Albert B. Ashforih has leat^M for Isaac
N. Peller the second loft at No. 381 Fifth
avenue to Jewell -C. Weiss & Co., men
tailors, for a term nf years. This firm has
been established* tor the last ten years at
the southwest corner of Fifth avenue and
, 37th street-
RICHMOND BOROUGH SALE.
J. Sterling Drake ha-s sold for Thomas
Wearrea to Benjamin F. Ellis a new mod
ern cottage, on a plot 40x100 feet, on the
easterly side of L.ivermore avenue,
Watcbogue Park.
BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.
The E. Sharum Company sold to a client
No. ISI Chester street, Brooklyn, a two
story brick hou?e. -with store, on a plot 25x
KM feet. Two hundred and fifteen lots at
Windsor Ln>oks, Conn, were taken as part
payment.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
80TH STREET— John R. and Oscar L- Foley
and Moore <t Wyckoff have Bold for Mrs. Flor
ence Zerapa No. 206 West 80th street, a live
story tlathouse, on a lot 20x102 feet.
ftTH STREET— Pease & Rlllman have sold
for Fannie M. Campbell No. &7 West Oth street,
a three story dwelling- house on a lot 2^.2x1)1.
feet, to a client of John H. FoLsom. for occu
pancy.
BOTH STREET — Ortmann has sold
for H Rixmann the four story tenement house
No. 413 West &Oth Street, on a lot 25x100.5 feet.
54TH STHEET — Worthington Whitehouse has
sold for Robert F. Weir to an Investor No. 11
East 54th street, a private dwelling house, on
lot 20.10x100.5 feet, at a price said to be $140,000.
132 D STREET— L.. J. Greenberg^r sold for
Harry L,. Rosen to O-crgro Rosendale No. -I>S
West 182 d street, a three story and basement
dwelling lioufce on a lot 16.8x99.11 feet.
THE BRONX.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD— M. Just resold the
lot on the- east side of White Plains road. 114
feet south of 217 th street, 25x81. to a builder.
BOSTON ROAD— I>auter & Blacker sold for
David Davison No. 1442 Boston Road, a four
btory nuthouse, with stores, on a lot 20x92 feet.
INTERVALE AVENUE— Lauter & B'.ackner
and* Bauer & Co sold for Jennie Packney Nos.
1324 and 1320 Intervale avenue, a rive story
nathous© on a plot BftxßßAc Irregular.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
Only one auction sale was held yester
day at the Heal Kstate Exchange sales
room, Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey street. This
sale was as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
tSSTR ST. n b. I«'"_' ft w of 2d aye, 2RxW.II:
five story tenmt sad store; sold to the i.lali.
ti.T for $10,000.
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address of lessee.)
AUGUST 1.
GTH AVK, 4fO. Btore and 2J and 3d floors;
Krnst Roeber to Joseph Leblangr; 15 yrs from
May 1. l»10; $1,020; address. 498 6th aye.
38TH ST. 2*» to 219 West, 120x1)8.». 12 sty
Seen in the Shops
Strings of finely cut beads of different
colors are pretty to wear with tub dresses
cut •with the Dutch necks, and cost &0
cents a string.
Pearl cuff links to wear with the tailored
shirtwaist come round nnd oblong at im
cents a pair.
A cut class horn for flowers, mounted on
a nee pedeatal. sells for $3 S3.
»j!!Uf-).s of different i-Izas with remov
able strainers cost v cents apiece.
A Madeira embroidered centrepiece,, M
plate doilies and ♦> glass dollies cost from
to 40 to V.) a set
A very natural boat of King Upward in
clay four Inches high sells, OB • little pedr
estal. for I! ;?.
Th* name* of ■hop* » in- articles m»-rv
Honed 'i" Uili (•.<*•• iot« „ „,> ran h« obtained
by Mntflns a stamped and n,]d.«-s»»<i -\\\ Hop*
tv "Seen in (he : li' V ». ' 4 Ner> Kit. Tribune.
loft bl.lc, to be erected: P J Carlin Construction
<-o to Julius Bten Co: 21 yrs from March 1. , '• ''•
2 renewals of 21 yrs each; taxes, etc, Hi."'".
address, 140 6th aye.
SOTH ST, 230 and 232 West. 2 houses; Kate
O'Reilly to Louise Corvo; 5 yrs from May 1.
l!>08; $3,800; address. 230 West 39th et.
115 TH ST. 3 East; Edmund D Broderlck to
Philip Welter; 5 yrs from Aug 1, l>»l->; ♦-.*>«.
address, 3 East 115 th st.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser.)
AUGUST 1.
MANHATTAN.
LEXINGTON AYE. 968. U Sty brk - 16.8 X
SO: Anthony D Nichols et a.l. exrs. to Jo 11 B
Soiley. }r (mtg $15,000); June 16; $U>o. ad
drecs, 124 West sSth st.
RTTTT.TVAN ST 22:'"., 5 sty frame, 25x100;
Citizens' 1 vesthm Co to Eniidlo Andrieuolo
\n.\'k Ilm.Vmh.V: July 30; $1; address. Room
1027, 340 Broadway.
3D AYE. 065. 5 sty brk. 24.8x105; John B
Renault to Charles N Keguaultr- '•n--.i_..u
part: July 30; all liens; $1; address. oOu
3d aye.
10TH ST. 225 East, i sty brk. 25x04.10^P
Salinger to Herman I.evinsohn Imtg $IS.«>W»^
•\U!< 1; $1; address, 227 East 10th st.
15TH ST 4r:5 Fast 5 sty brk. 25x103-»; pa
tit on: Jtane SO, 1910; Edward J McGean. ref.
to Robert. J and Benha I. Mareuschein (mt?
512,310 25): July 29; $26,100; audr.-ss. i-jo
E.ist IT.th st.
HIST ST. 5 to !) East, 1 Bty brk. W&XIOI.6X
irreg; 3lFt st. 4 Bast. 4 sty brfe, _;'- 10
Stockton Realty Co to American He»lE»-««
Co (mtg $1,000,000): b and *: July 29; $ low >
address, 5-7 sth five.
3CTH ST 35 West. 5 sty Ink, «•-««•'•
Ellen 0 D McKamara to Thirty-wren West
Thirty-sixth Street Co (mtg $110,000); July
2S; $1: address. 05 West' "»ith st.
;;STH ST 263 West, 4 sty brk: Martha
Brady to Investors and Traders' Realty co,
Aug 1: $100; address, 120 Broadway.
50TH ST. 413 V.'»st, 4 sty brk, -^xlOO.8:
Hermann Rixmann to Anna and Prank J Mc-
Kercr untK $10,000); Aug 1; $100; address.
349 West SSth st
70TH ST. 22 East 5 sty brk. 15«l«».5:H«J"
Wiseman to Henry F Osborn; a c; July *>. ♦*.
addr.-ss, SSO Madison aye.
»21> ST. 409 East, 5 sty brlc. .-"'': ' 02 : 2
Elizabeth Bankowakv to Adolph A K. g«rle«
and Albert Bankcwsky; Dec 2. 11>OJ, $1 . aa
drc?, -4"0 East S'Jd st.
ft2D ST. 50 West, 4 sty brk. 16.6x102.-;
Stronghold Realty Co to of* M Russell On*
516.000); July 23; S100; address, S3 West
S2d st.
O:JD ST. 262 West. '. sty brk. 17x100.8:
Aurora G Regan to Honry I. Wolff <mt»
$l«, 000); July 29; $100; address. 393
End aye.
lir.TII " ST. 245 East. 16.Sxl00.11: TK\ a^A
Gartland to Albina Miele (mtp »B00): all Hens,
Aug 1: $100: address, 245 East llw.li st.
1""I> ST. 2<J> Wost. 3 sty brk. IJ>.r,xfK).ll; Ed
ward A K'rHUs»n, 3n3 n to Erastua D Benedlcttmtg
110,000); Aug 1. $1; address, 16 Court tt, Brook
lyn.
17"D ST n ? ' |25 ft • of St Nicholas aye,
125x5<0.«; Albert' Cavanagh to Holland ?,HoWlng
Co <mt s $23,500); July 1. 1909; $100; address. 11
Pine Ft.
THE BRONX.
HULL. AVK. 3262. 18-9x100; Anton w '^" r^
to Frandska Kastner (uAg $6,000); July 10; $100.
addresf. 653 East 158 th st.
HULL AYE. 3126. 35x100: Hilbert B Roach
to Ir.-no Bender (mtg $6,000); July •>'.'. *l«>,
address. 3210 Hull aye.
LOT 374. map l? 06 of Arden property at East
Chester 100x100; George Tl .lanss to \ lctor
Gerhard's (nrt'g $900); July 29; $100; address. .14
Broadway.
LOTS 3 and 4. block 22, map 1.44-". of Bruc*-
Brown Land Co; Bruce-BrowTi Land < * to
Grace Ack«*mann; July 23; $100; address. ol»
West 17th st.
MARMION AYE, 2674. 2.".t00 : TUHo M T/o^b
to Isabel A Cerrute (mis; $6,000); -Auj 1; $1;
address. 2619 Webster aye.
MANIDA ST. c p. at n i>: p Old Lauding. rd
at point 35&2 n Randall Bt. 41.5 x irreK. with
all title to land lying in » s portion said eld
road and also w Si Hunt's Point rd: Manida
pt w v, at 'i iv h Old I^andli-K rd at point 3(f>.7
n Randall ay», 40.11x150.3x inT : The Trust < o
of America, trustee, to Empire Development Co.
July 28; $1.21*7 60: address. "00 Broadway.
MANIDA ST, c B. 275.7 It n of Randall av«i
at » o 8 Old landing- rd. runs no :tlong old j
road to point «-•"> n Randall aye and w alonat
c s Manida st -to beginning, with all title to
land in old road 100 <• Hunt's Point rd and al»o
that part, of w % of Hunt's Point rd In front of
paid old road and 100 c of Manida Rt; Old Land
ing rd. between s = Randall aye and « s Barretto
st; Old I^anding rd and in Leggett's Crook, In
from and adjacent thereto w of Barretto st and
s of Randal! aye. — x — ; Empire Development
To to East Bay I*ind and Improvement Co; q c;
July 28; $1; address, -'• Pino st.
OLD PUBLIC LANDING RD, that part which
lies c of c s Mar-Ida st x 325 ft 11 of Randall
Hve, -with all title to w Vi Hunt's Point rd. in
front of and adjacent to said old rd. b»t> r> 8 of
Manida et and a line 100 ft » therefrom: all
that portion of paid old rd to public landing.
w t of Manida Ft and n w of Randall aye: East
Bay Land and Improvement Co to Empire De
velopment Co, q ■-.; July 2S; $1; address, 300
Broadway.
PARK AYE. c n, 13t> ft s of 170 th st, 17.2*
85.3; Frederick Woll to Rosario Vacca (mtg 1
$2,600); July 30; $100; address, 27 Howard st.
RANDALL AVK. n s. at c 1 Old Landing rd 1
3«.6 ft c of P.arrrtf.-) at. 25.2x49.3x irreß; with
all title to land lying in c and 5 '; of said
old rd s of Randall aye and c of Barretto st;
Barretto st, w s. at n w s Old Landing rd. 16.8
8 Randall avr. K.Bx irreK, with all title to a Mi
nald old rd. W of Barretto st, and also Lecßetfs
Crepk, in front of above; Trust Co of America,
trus, to East Bay Land and Improvement Co;
July 28; $565; address, 25 Pine st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, -w «>, 9.9 ft s of
I7f»th st. 72.6x81.9, to c s Marlon aye x66.1x
69.1, being lot 200, map East Tremont; Marion
aye. s c s. lot 1&9. same map, 66x150, except
parts for Marion aye and Southern Boulevard;
Boston rd, s w cor 178 th Bt, 3Sxl'"W.lox irreg;
Katie Bloodgood to Alfred Jaretzki; t> and s;
July 2!>; $1; address. 49 Wall st.
SIMPSON ST, c 8, 500 ft n of 153 d *t. 320 x:
100; American Real Estatn Co to Stockton
Realty Co (mtg $l't>S.OOO); b and s; July 30;
$100; address. 25 Broad st.
VTSB AYE. -w s. 150 ft n of 172 d Ft. 25x100:
Kteinmetz Construction Co to Frederick It and
Kate Blodßett, tenants by entirety (mtg $7,750);
July 25; $100: address, 1229 Vyse aye.
WALTON AVK, c s, 50 ft n of 17.".th st. 25x
95; George W Buckbee to Joseph Schneider and
ano (mtg $5,000); July 30; $100; address, 2453
St Raymond's aye.
WESTCHBSTER AYE. s W COT Kelly st. 120.6
x94.6x lrreg: the Broadway and Cathedra] Park
way Co to Robert E Simon and ano; Aug 1;
$100; address, Sls Hunt's Point aye.
14TH AYE. n B. lot 1032, map of Wakefleld.
100x114; Margaret Burfeind to Marc T McGrath
imtß $3,000); April 1»; $1; address, 50 Park
Row.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
("With name and address of lender's attorney.)
Interest 5 per cent, unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST I.
MANHATTAN.
HOUSTON ST. 97 West. 5 sty brk. 25x73.2
(prior mtg S2.B00); Aug 1, lnstals; — ■ p*r
cent; Raffaele Tuso to Clara Splna; $1,000;
address, 302 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AYE, 1453, 3 sty brk. 28x95
(prior mts $9.t)00); July 29: due Aug 1, 1911,
6 per cent; Ethel Webster to Jennie G Web
ster; $3,000; attorney, D B Baum, 115 Broad
way.
PLEASANT AYE. 271. 3 sty brk. »>!> x irreff
(prior mtg $ — ); July 29; 5 yrs; Enrico Pesoe
to Sarali Asch, aa trus; $4,250; attorney, Ed
ward A Isaacs, 27 William st.
PLEASANT AYE. 273, 3 sty brk, !Sx74
(prior mtg $ — ): July 29; 5 yre; Enrico Peso©
to Sarah A-sch, a/.- trus; $4,250; attorney, same
as above.
SULLIVAN ST, 223. 6 sty frame. 25x100;
V m (prior mtg ?24,000>; July 30; 5 yrs; «
per cent; Emilio Andreiuolo to Citizens' In
vesting Co; $5,000.
SAME PROPERTY, P to (prior mtgs $29.
000); July 30; •"> yrs. *i per cent; same to
Teresa Andreiuolo: $::.000; attorney, Charles
Zerbaxino. 340 Broadway.
IST AYE 213 H. 6 Sty brk. s c cor of 109 th
st. 100.10x96; June 28; 1 yr; Mary L Cassldy
and ano to Windsor Trust Co; 53.000; address,
«5 Cedar st.
3D AYE, 565, 5 sty brk, 24.8x105 (prior mtg
$18,000); July 30: 3" yrs. 6 per cent; John B
Keynault and ano to WillU:.! O Kolbe; $2,500;
attorney. Oacar Richter, 302 Broadway.
UTH WE 164. 24.8x75 (prior mtg $-1,000);
22d St. 557 West. 4 sty brk. r.0x.t»8.9 (prior
mtg $10,000); leasehold: July 29; demand. 6
1- r cent: Frank O'Rourke to Catharine Tlshe.;
55.000; attorney, Patrick H Ryan. 220 Broad
way.
10TB ST, 225 East. 4 sty brk. 25x94.10;
P m; Aug 1, instals, 6 per cent; Herman
Levensohn to Ronle Sollnger; $675; attorney,
John Davis. 45 Warren st.
18TH ST, 343 East, 3 sty brk. 20x92: July
no- 8 yrs- Charles A Schneider to Charles
Schneider. Jr; $2,000; attorney, Theodore Satt
ler. 147 4th aye.
27TH ST 510 to 514 West, C and 4 sty brk.
7!S\)»S»; 3 yr«; John J Radley to Metropolitan
Savings Hank; $♦».'.. 000; address, 1 3d aye.
:t7TH ST, 145 East. 4 sty brk. 14x08.0; July
28: due Auk 1. 1913: Maurice J Moore to Paul
L Tiernan; $18,000; address, 141 Broadway.
38TH t-T 427 and 429 Wont; 5 sty brk. 83.3 x
96.9 (prior mtc $35,900); July •'" : 2 yrs. 6 per
cent Patrick Denipwy to John W Sullivan;
$;.i«k>: address, 135 Broadway.
3HTH ST $J8 We«t: * sty brk. I«.S\tW.J». r> m:
1 yr- investors un.i Traders' Realty Co to Henry
L Goodwin and auo. uus; $1S.OOO; address, l 0
Broadway.
4trrH ST. 153 West; 5 «ty brk. 2711004 (prior
nit* $25,000). 2 yrs. • I""" cent: T>ank Otto
■H*iubn-r to Bronx luvestm/tnt to; $lft.000; ad
dress. 12S Broadway.
BOTH ST 413 West: 4 Sty brk. VOilOO.5; p in
(prior I.,'tV $1000.11. 3 >rB, « p.-r cent; Anna
Marie and Frank J Ma^i.« to Hermann M
matin; $5,000; attorney, Titln Guarantee and
Trust Co. 17»» Broadway.
■2D ST BO Went 4 Sty brk. 16.«x165.3 fprlor
rnts 116 000); J'"ly '/»», iv- ss per bond °,™ M
Ruiiill' t'oStfonghold Realty Co; $7,000; ad.ircss.
30 ■ "hm eh ■ '
d st, ss< W«t; * >"■ brk. 17x300, • rs
44 per cent; Henry L Wolff to Harlem Saving
Bank; $17,000; address. 134 East 125 th st
09TH ST. 144 West; 3 sty brk. l*: 4^, Harriet
I: due a* per bond: Louise smith to Harriet
S James: $1,000: address, 600 6th aye.
114 TH ST. 102 We ft sty t-rk SOxinaß f prior
mtg *16.000>; duo as per bond: Louis Morrsto
Joseph A Morris; $5,000; attorney. & « ouoc*.
63 Park Row.
114 TH ST. 102 West; 5 sty brk. M*™:*?*,
1 3 vrs, 6 p-r cent; Louis Morris to Rachel
Levy; $1,500. attorney. A F Silverstone. 150 Nas
sau st.
116 TH FT. 24:. Ka*t: 8 sty brk. 1« fx\O0 .11: -
yrs. 6 per "em: Albina Mid* to D«»&, AA n y,«d
land; $1,200; attorney, P B Powers. JO2 Broad-
I 122 DST MS West; ■•■• »t>- *>■*• I *- 8^' 0 ?- 1 ',}
July 80; 6 vrs. 4' 2 per cent: U*ds S Watson
to Sarah A Rcilly: $12,000: attorney, J «■
Hatch. 34th st and 12th aye,
137 TH ST. n s. 375 ft « of "th are. 23x09.11;
dv« May 18, 1»13; 4' 3 per rent; Carolina Mer
lattl toCitlions 1 Savin** Bank; $13,000; attor
neys, Hersson & BealL 31 Liberty st.
THE BRONX.
ARTHUR AYE. 2135: l«.!>x'.>4.«x lrreg:;
Arthur aye. 2188; 04 DxlS.Or irrc* <P rl »r, m .*s
$— ); July IB; 1 yr. 6* per cent; Charles
Immoor to William Wlnckelmann: $I.joo, at
torney, Herman Elfers, 277 Broadway.
HOE ST. n « cor 172 d st. 2.'.x75 (prior mtg
$10,000); July SO: due July 1. 1312: «per cent;
John Krone" to Victor Kapfer; $1,000; attor
ney. E A Hassey, 802 Broadway.
HULL AYE. 3120: 2.-.X100: p m: July 30:
due Aug 1. 1911: 5% per cent: Irene Bender
to Hlbbert B Roach; $1,100: attorney, Robert
w Todd, 229 Broadway.
JENNINGS ST. a m cor Stebbins aye. 7."ix
69.6; July 30; 3 mom. •; per cent; Caxmlas
Cioffl to Bronx Borough Bank: note 54.000.
attorney. James Kearney, 220 Broad wa> .
LOTS 149 and 180, map 3M of Section 2, St
Raymond Park; July 20: 3 yrs: Kathon B
Miller to Pwter Herlich: $2,800: attorney
Charles .V Furthman. 3d aye and 14»tn st.
LOTS 3 an.l 4. bik 22. map No 1.443 of
Bruce- Brown Land Co: P m; July 23: due as
per bond; Grace Ackermmm to Bruce-Brown
I.and Co; $«M>o: attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
LOT 347. map Ardcn property. 100x100:
July 26- flu" as per bond: George if Jans? to
Timothy W M#Keever: $900; attorney. George
II Taylor. 301 East 14f)th st.
LOT 23, map Bfosea Devoei flt Fordham
Heights: Auk 1: 3 yrs. « per cent; Mjurl*
Galardi to Eleanor aUgar et at, exrs; f-.'JU').
attorney. A k Dayton. 15 William st.
PARK AYE. c i>, 139 ft ' of 170 th st. 17.2 x
55.3; p m .prior mtg $2,500); July 30: •«
yrs, 6 per cent: Rosarto Vacca to FredericK
Well; $'-'.000 ; address. 27 Howard st.
RIVERSIDE TERRACE, s w cor Powell
PI. OSx-'ft (prior mUrs $8,388 and Jl.^OOi; in
stalments; C per cent: July 29: John .1 Crilly
to Railroad Co-operative Building and I>oan
Association; $2,400; attorney, E a taker,
45 Broadway.
SHERMAN AVI", n w a, 100 ft « of Tsham
f» 75x100: 3 yrs r. 1 .. per cent; Sterling Realty
r o to Mary X Taylor; $15,000; attorneys,
Frayer <& Stotosbury, 141 Broadway.
WESTCHESTEB AYE. ■ T * cot Kelly st.
121.6x96.4x Irreg; du<? as r-r bor.«l Auic 1;
Robert X si.non and James F Keehain to
Broadway and Cathredral Parkway Co: ?«•>.
000; »tforn«y, Lawyer* Title Insurance anil
Trust Co, I.JO Broadway.
WALTON AYE. c B, 50 ft n of lTStll Bt.
25x95; P m (prior mtR $5,000): due as per
bond" Joseph and Mary Schneider to George
E buckbee; $1,000; address, 507 East Tremont
aye.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender* 8 attorney.)
AUGUST 3-
MANHATTAN.
AVENUE •' 113. 3 sty brk. »x«8: Feb 1.
li'o7- Mary Hagedorn to Claus Heitmann: $4,u00:
attorney, Louis W Osterweis, 176 Broadway.
WEST E\O AYE. •"■«"», 9 sty brk, 25x100; July
27 1909; Mary Lyons to Joseph A Solomon:
$2,"500; attorney, Henry V Rothschild, 20"3 Broad
way
WATTS ST. 61, 3 sty brk front. 21.2xf10x21.2x ■
78; Nov 28 1908; Augusl W Rabe to Louis is !
Ro'lstou; $8,500; address, 22 William st.
"WEFT END AYE. 60. 6 sty brk. 2r.x100;
April 17. l.*>.". Clarence A Eldredge and ano to
William D Faris: $9,600; attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, 17G Broadway.
15TH ST 882 to StiO West. 5 •"• sty brk, 100s
103.1"; Auk'"". 1009; the McKeon Realty Co to
!.<-■ ils A Rhlf-rs; $4.O«X>; attorneys, Brewst.;r &
Karries. 1(»S Broadway.
' lt>TH ST 428 and 410 West. 2 3 sty brk
front 25x92; Feb 1. ISI<V. McKeon Realty <v >
to James X Plerson; $4,009; attorneys, Brewster
&, Farries, 160 Broadway.
22D ST, 251 West, 3 sty brk. 19.5x98.9; April
80. 1909; 'Joseph W Cnsbman to Maria H Simp
son; $2,600; attorneys. Bowers & Sands, 31
Naas.au st
3CTH ST. 20« to 212 West; four 4 sty brV.
6^.6x' 2 blk x 68.4x98.9; April 27. 1P06; Will
iam R Mason and Beatrice 1/ Plnsrerman to
Millie L Soltaaann; $5,250: attorney. Titls
Guarantee and Trust Co, 17« Broadway.
4SD ST. Sl6 West; 5 sty 17-4100.5: May
9 ISP3 Pauline Manh^imer to the Bowery
Savings Bank; $4,000; address. 12S Bowery.
ftOTJI ST. 413 Wept; 4 sty brk. 2."^100.5; Jan
2. 1008; Hermann Rixmann and n.no to Maria
C Lanfrschmidt: $3,000; attorney, Henry A
Eberhardt, 80 Broad st.
SGTIT ST. M 6 East; 5 Sty brk. 25x102.2;
July 20 1904; Kleanora C Roberts to the
National Pavings Bank, Albany; $11,200; at
torneys. DeWitt, Lockman & DoWltt. S3 Nas
sau Kt.
f>".Tir FT. 235 East; 5 sty brk. 50*100.
April 3. 1P06; Tgn*t.r Weisb«rK<>r and ano
to Ksti Springer: .■?1.000; attorney. Emanuel
Klein, 234 Broadway.
12SD ST. 228 West; 5 Sty brV. IP 1 ItIOO.I It
lrr«u; also r t and i to strip of land 4 inches
wide, bounded n by m 1 blk between 123 d
and 124 th its, etc; July 10. 1906; same to
same; $5,000; attorney, samo as above.
123 DST 221 West. r> sty brk. 10.10x100: July
10 1D06; Arthur Dyett to William J Fields;
$5,000; attorney?. Campbell & Moore, 41 Park
Row.
THE BRONX.
HARRISON' AVK. wR, 17. r ..3 ft nof Morton
pi, 130.1(K4«.4x Irr^?. Jan 31. 10'JS: Christine
Wille to Ja-iie Smith; $3,000; attorneys, Brunner
& Ryan, 220 Broadway.
EjYMAN Pl*, as. 11t> ft n of StebWns aye.
88.6x88.1; July 14. 1910; Frank A Tea Brook
and ano to Frank A Ten Brook, by asst; $3,000;
attorneys, Gerllch & Schwegler. 2»9 Broadway.
I>TMAN Pl* « s. 88.8 ft n of Ptebbins aye.
71.11x17.3x20x83.1x33.4; July 14. 1910: same, to
same, by asst; $3,000; attorneys, same.
L.TMAN JUs w cor Stebbins aye, ir>2.7xl2ox
107. & x—. being: lot 1 to 3. block F442. map
property Mary L. Tiffany (part of Fox estate):
June », 1010; Prank A Ten Brook and Ulltan.
his wife, to Bertel Realty Co, by treasurer;
$7,500; address. 170 Broadway.
LOTS 90 and PI. map 176 lots Bathsat© es
tate- Sept 14. 1005; John E Burns and ano to
Kannle Bernstein; $2,000; address, 1-00 Brook
aye.
MOUNT HOPS PL. n s. 2-*>o ft w of Anthony
aye 20x100; Sept 30. 1995; Edwin I Alexander
and ano to Amelia W Dusenbury: $2,000; at
torney, Leon B Glnsburg, 182 Nassau st.
PROSPECT AYE; 8 W cor ltfSth st. 3OxlO5;
June 2N, 1f.0."5; Albert J Schwarzler to Edw J
Krus. Jr; $:'• 1.000: address. IM) Broadway.
BOBBINS AYE. s c cor Kelly at. 41.1x104:
Fe>) 2. 1010; Mercury Realty Po to Herman
Menaker; $5,000; attorney, Julius Heidennan.
"S3 Elton aye.
WALES AYE. *> 8. 225 ft s of 14°.fh st. 23x
100; May 17, 1010- Emma Ackermann to Mary
S Croxson; $8,000: attorney, Hermann G
Friodmann. 31 Nassau at.
IVJ7TH1 V J7TH ST. 893 East. 25x100; July 1. 1908:
iK'iaz Luft to Frederieka Cohen: $2,750; at
torney. Mayer Kranacher, 256 Broadway.
127 TH ST. S<IS East. 25x100; July 1. lOOSj
same to same; $1,750; attorney, same as
above.
IC3D ST. ! s. 11 r. ft c of Ogden aye. .V)x
I 100; Aug 27. 1900; Catherine L. wife of John
Wynne, to Edw E Black; $3,000; attorney,
Frederick A Snow, 15 Wall st.
130 TH ST. s s. 52.7 ft c Verio aye, 20x100:
June 29, 1006; German Real Estate Co to G B
Raymond & Co: $8,500; attorneys. Lexow,
Mackellar & Wells, 43 Cedar st.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST 1.
Hiller Construction Co to William Gross
peter; $5,500.
Una Goll to Harriet S James; $2,500.
Annie Matthies to Egbert Wlnkler, sr; $1,
600.
Hattlo M Fiske to Hlller Construction Co;
$5,500.
Giovanni Lordt to Clara Splna; $1.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed
Mort«aKo Co: $0,443.
Nettle Levy to Charles F Wetzel; $250.
Rankln to New York Saving* Bank; $15.
000.
Martin Hornor to Frank C Buckhout; $10.
000.
Garmanla Life Insurance Co to New York
Bavln K s Bank; $37,500.
Samo to Greenwich Savings Bank; $37,500.
Same to Robert Kamber; $96,500.
J Allen Townsend and ano, exrs, etc. to J
Allen Townsend: $11,027.
Elkan Kahn to Frieda Schellttzer; $3,000.
Giovanni Maccaron© to Savoy Trust CO: $1.
Theodore Wentz to Julia Schneider; $100.
Patrick G Tight* to Catherine Tighe, his
•wife; 3 assignment* : $1.
Katy Bloodgood to Alfred Jaretzky; 3 as
signments; $1.
Lawyers Title. Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co; 2 alignments; each
$40,000.
Same to same; $20,000.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
AUGUST 1.
116 TH ST. 71 Bast; Samuel R..s, i,i..TR »Rt
Samuel Gan» and Lioaia Gardner, owners; Mor
ris Sack, contractor; $520.
24TH ST. 410 West; a Brown ant Joseph C
Conkllng. admr, owner and contractor: $3 61.
24TH ST. 408 West; same Bgt same; $109 71.
BOOTH ST, 228; Francis X Kelt aitt Paul
Valne. owner; Charles Weln A. Sclirocder, con
tractors; $30.
MANSON ST, « w cor Commonwealth ay*.
Wx7R: Samet & Bcboen agt St Anthrnj's Church
and Rectory of Van Nf-»t. owner; Antonio
d'Andrea, contractor; $.''.,"."*»
BAHJK AYE. • a. 114. .J ft r of ;»Mli «t. C(»x
Ifxt; Carmine Vetrano et *1 ;ik ? l'dward M
Teisler, owner and oontractor; $1.119 84.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
•.UOGUST 1.
lOSD ST, n • cor Sheridan a*»; D Young ngt
BrtCSa Avenue Realty Co; July 21. li' 10; $!!>,.
18BTH ST. " *. between Cambrelleng: avn and
Beaumont aye: (i /.Ingalrs ast Bedford Park
Construction Co et ai March •£>. 1910; $IM>.
MADISON AVK, tt « ror 2Sth M 10.Tx99
!larhl*ir>n-\\'alkev Refr*«t<Miea • '" agx <"?»orc^
Backer Construction Co .i al, .July 25, i:»l<> b>
bond, $1,992 M
132 DST 60 West: H Grohman ast Jeannette
White. Juiy 20. 1010; $S 50.
GRAND ST, 570 and 572; X, Kranx a*t Samuel
Uyman et al; July 14, 1810: »70.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
90TH ST. ■ ». 100 ff n of Lexington ajo:
temporary buildlnp for six months to be used
as car inspect ion house. 1 «ty wooden struct
u?e. 201x15: Metropolitan Street 1«L1 «L ) Co '
owner; Georgo H ran.. architect. $1.000.
THE BRONX.
BARVES AYE. «• *. It ft a of 21»th Jt. *
, t> bVk T,nmt. K27K 27 17.70; Frank and Maria
Brac.o. 67.J East 214 th st. owner.; >1 * f* 1
Gaudlo. 401 Tremont avp. architect. Sl»».<»"'»-
HUGHES AYE. «• *. 100 ft « of iwi*J
sty brk tenmt. »«T3%: Marenuccl * Ctam
pola, ."CO Kast lH7th st. owners; M W Dei
Gaudio. architect; $20,000.
HUGHES AYE. «• s, 12.' « ■ of lRJth »*. B
sty brk t«nmt. 25x75%: Tony am ! Vchl
Huifhes nvc owner; M U" Del Oaudlo. archi
tect: «20.000.
JACKSON AVB. «- «>. 214 *•>- ft n of 163 d •*•
tl.r*-«"4 sty irk t*nmts »-2« M^ : R*ra
Realty Co. Max Uevln. •'? , Be*feman Pt. P r»i
dent, owner; Sommerfeld and Stickler, xv
Union square, architects; ?4.">.000.
MVGKNTA ST, n 8. 7" X * of Ron^woo«i
avo,'2 sty brk dwlir. 2Sx5»; M'-tro Manxano.
27.") Eairt 151 st st. owner; Joseph Ziccardl, B»o
Morris avo. architect; $5,500.
3D AYE •-•10. «2 ft 8 Si 17.'th ■*. 1 sty brk.
stores 7.'»x103; Rose Spangenthal. •.'«{«» 3d ay»,
owner: Henry Nordhclm, 1037 Tremont aye.
architect; $20,000.
L!S PENDENS.
AUGUST 1.
ROOSSVKI.T ST. 1» ami 21: John r Brooks
ajct Kat* Wilson et al (foreclosure of a uaiufer
of a tax lien); attorney, W Lustgarten.
,V,TH ST ■ ti, 17.-. ft ♦- of «th aye. 2T,x1«0.5; ;
John T Brook a t Barak C Curp- *X a <^re
r!,i S ur« of a transfer ■•: a tax lien); attorney.
■\V T^ustgart>-ii.
WEST BROADWAY, I c cor of West ftj st
73x21 6 John T Brook a?t Jarr.es rwaji" Ir«>.an<l
*t al (foreclosure of a transfer of a tax lien):
attorney. W I>ust?rartcn.
CHERRT ST. ■ « cor of Market «t. lot «22.
map of e-state of Henry Ru«»rs: John T BrooK
Esrt Samuel Green et al (foredoeare of a. trau.er
of a tax lien); attorney. W Lustgarten.
KSSFTX ST. 44; John T Brook : V Max Wach«
man et al (foreclosure of a transfer of a tax
lien): attorney. W Luat?arten.
CHRISTOPHER ST, M; John T Brook asrt
PTecerick E Loddefl el at (foreclosure of a trans
fer of a tax Men); attorney. W T.ust?arten.
71 ST ST. n p. 418 .!> ft w or West End aw.
37.6x102.2; John T Brook ast Charles R C
Brakes et al (foreclosure of a transfer of a. tax
lien;: attorney. W I^ustg-nrten.
4f»TH ST. 319 East; .John T Brook a«t City
of X-->- Tort et al (foreclosure of a transfer of a
tax lien); attorney. W I^istgarten.
1420 ST. n S, 223 ft « . f Clinton BS« 23x
j(V. : George' Kneer act Elizabeth Ortb. et al
(partition); attorney. W A Goodhart.
160 TH ST. 8 ■. 1". ft w of Elton «v- 2T,r
100; Dorothea Schultz* ast Kran'is T. Kohl-*
n.a.n. trus. et al (.foreclosure d mtg); attorney.
A C Vandlver.
60TH ST. 2i>2 West; CsedHs lilllnsjsi ■«*
Home Apartment Co et a' (foreclosure of rntei;
attorneys, Alexander. Conn BonnTielßl & Et
ting»r.
105 TH ST, 833 and 325 Bast; Natty lHsliifs
art Bforitz Weisbergei <?t a! (foreclosure of
mtg); attorneys, Kurzmaa & Frankenhetiner.
RICHARDSON' AYE. c S, 2K5 ft » of 237 th
ft. 215x120: Auirusta Morris i?a Pey?ter »t?L
Irving Realty Ob ft al (foreclosure of n»t;>.
attorney?. Shattuck & Glenn.
VALENTINE AYE. 1 -". John A Phapr^r*
net Katharine Umstcd -- f hi iforeclosure of
mtg>; attorney. W l> Allen.
VALENTINE AYE. 21*: name s«=t iam'«
(forecloMuro Of mtg): attorney. W* I- Allen.
COURTL.ANPT AVK, r-22 and 624: CuUJlianM
aye, 623 and «25; two actions; Prosper t Invest
ins: Co ast Onyx Realty Co (foreclosure of 2
mtss); attorney, 8 W Collins.
IST ST. s s. lots 2T»7 and "*l. map of Wake
field. Bronx; Kraiics F Cattefl a-ta -t George v."
Winston et al (foreclosure of mtg>. attorney. G
Squires.
4I»TH ST, 3tO East: John T BiO-^k aal City of
New York et al ffore«*losure of a transfer of
a tax Hers*; attorney. W Ijistgarteru
."50TH st. n b, 190 ft ir of 2-1 ay», soaML*;
John T Brook ast .tames MuManey et al (Cere
rlosur« r,f a transfer of a tax lien); attorney,
V»* Lustsarteß.
I>i:.VINCrTON AYE. « 8. •» ft n of 24th «t.
t».9x50; John T Brook a--u Mar;- F. E T*? Gal
lea et al (foreclo«=ur» ot a transfer of a tax
lien); attorney, W Luslgarten.
CARMINE ST. 4«: Iwjis P «;a'!» ! art Edith
Bella Brush fforeclosnn of a transfer of, a
tax l!en>: attorney. M Frank.
KLUSOi ST, 185; I»uN F Gaut!»r a?t Jamb j
Solomon ffor^clonure if i transfer of a tax
lien); attorney, M Frank.
12TH ST. 71." East: I»ais F Gantler »st rar- j
r!<> f-'loi=s ci a! i foreclosure of a transfer of a
tax lien); attorney, M Frank.
BARROW ST. .'•!>; Loois F Gauti»r act Jam's
T> McClelland (foreclosure of a transfer of a tax
lien): attorney, M Frank.
ISTH ST. 713 Raj»t; l/ri',a F OnsjMe* aart
Carrie Bloss el al (foreclosare of a transfer of
a tax lien); attorney. M Frank.
11 1 TH ST. MM Ka,t: Seymour Realty Cfl apt
Rarhel Tangier et nj ( foreclosure .-.f mr?); at
torneys. Kurzinan & FTankenheimor.
83D ST. 312 W«st; Anna Maria Murjdorff a«rt
John .T Bfondortt ct al partition >; attorney, T
battler.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE, 8 b. It«.lt ft a of
Jerom'* aye. s xl2">; Sophie Muaget a?t ißehbock.
Construction Co et al (foreclosure of mtfr); at
torney. H a Gordon. i
7 1ST ST. n s. 53 ft » of West End »v». 17 X
PC.2; John T Brook an City of K«W York et
al (foreclosure of a transfer of a tax Hen);
attorney, TV I^ustgarten. j
SIST ST, n », 1J»."'.." ft s of Madison an
21.f>x95.0; John T Brook apt People of the
State of New York el .tl (foreclosure of a
transfer of a tax lien); attorney, W Lust
garten.
f»7TH BT. n t>. 150 ft w of Sth are. 25t100.5;
John T Brook agt People of the State of New-
York- et al (foreclosure of a transfer of a
tax lien); attorney. W Lustirarten.
150 TH ST, s S cor of Bradhurst ay«. 2,"x
fl3.ll; John T Brook a£t Harry 1. Toplitz et
al (foreclosure of a transfer of a tax lien);
attorney. %V Lustgartcn.
1S;1D ST. P64 West; John T Brook list X
Osborne Smith et al (foreclosure of a trans
fer of a tax lien); attorney. W Lustgrarten.
11TH ST. 331 West: John T Brook airt John
Walsh et al (foreclosure of a Transfer of a
tax lien); attorney, W Lust^arten.
134 TH ST. 100 West: John T Brook ngt
People of the State of New York ft al (fore
closure of a transfer o* a tax lien) . attor
ney. W Lustgarten.
20TH ST. 244 West; John T Brook ast
James Morrison et al (foreclosure of a trans
fer of a tax lien); attorney, W Luitpartcn.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
AUGGUST I.
NELSON" AVPI c s. 6J>.» ft s of 169 th st. 75.2 x
107; Theodore Wentz loans St Francis Realty
Co $30,000.
ASKS COURT TO KEEP FARE UP.
The Universal Taximeter Cab Company,
which has a stanrl outside of the Hotel
Knickerbocker, asked yesterday in the Su
preme Court for an injunction to restrain
the Mayor and the Commissioner oi Li
censes from patting into effect the new
ordinance that reduces the taxlrab fare
from 50 cents to 40 cents a half mile. De
cision was reserved.
WANTS DIVORCE FROM PRISONER.
Papers In a suit for a limited divorce
brought by Mrs. Anna Brennan. of Orange.
N. J.. against Timothy Brennan, have been
served on the defendant In the state prison
at Trenton. The couple were married In
ISB6. They have five children. Krennan isi
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
V A Large and SmaJl
To Let Offices
Single or en Suite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
154 Xu&san Street Oppomlte City U*tl Park
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Kntrancc to
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
All within a Step
APPt-Y FOR. TERMS TO THE RENTING
ac;f,nt. room mo
serving a term of two y<».'trs for an assault
and battery on bl.s w:f<> an>i dausfhter t "an>
line.
OLD CHIEF VISITS FIRE HALL
Finds Things Changed Since He Left
Office in 1884.
Ell Bates, elprhty-slx yearn old. who sat
chief of the New York Fire Departm-nt
from 1873 until 1834, and who was a volun
teer fireman twenty years before he Joined
the department. visited Commissioner
Waldo at his office yesterday and had an
Interesting chat about past and present
conditions In tire fljrntin?.
The Commissioner took him through hire
Hall and showed htm the- improved system
of alarms and El?nal3. The old chief
seemed delighted with his vi.-it and con
gratulated the Commissioner on the k«r.
eral appearance of things. Mr. Bat^s. who
lives at No. 236 Fulton street. Jersey city,
draws a pension from the city of C£» a
year.
BURIED UNDER LOAD OF EARTH
Seven Hurt When Automatic Damping
Car Jumps Track at White Plains.
When an automatic dumping far of tin
construction department of the New York.
Westchester & Boston Railroad Company
jumped the track at Rorky Dell, the coun
try estate of Nathaniel S. Reynai, at Y/hlt*
Plains, yesterday, seven employes »<? r *
caught under an avalanche of rocks an 1
earth and badly Injured. Six of them were
taken to the "Whlta Plains Hospital In am
buian •■<"!.
A string of dirt cars fully loaded was
backed out over a deep cut. and the -.en
men were on top of one or the car?, when
the automatic lock became naMaMi and
the car jumped the track. in doing -. i
turned its load to the side of tbe track
and the men were thrown down the em
bankment, a distance of thirty feet, and
covered with dirt and stones. Oth^r men
rushed to their aH and dug them out. .
REAL ESTATE.
. A flaw
in your Title, no matter
how small, is an element of
danger. We may be able to
cure it. Better consult us.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
CAPITAL * -84,000,000
SURPLUS - - 5,500,000
16© Broadway. *ew Yorlc
XBS Monta«rae Street, BroolUm.
875 I-^ltoa Street. Jamaica.
Geo. R. Read & Go.
REAL ESTATE
Head Ottice 60 Liberty St. ntir Ifwaj.
•'-inch: 3 East 35th St.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
a. w. Mclaughlin & co.
Brokers and Dealers in Mortgages
123 Broadway, cor. Cedar
STRONGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BKOOKIAV
BARGAIN
Tw« family brownstone v BH on f?»:mon!
a -. » . between Walker aye. and Clinton * m
(Woodhaven). containinft apartments of 5 a"'l
I rooms and bath, steam heat, hardwood trirr..
parquet floors, open ptaSßblßd can be pur
chased at a sacrifice on easy terms.
JACOB SOMMER. 545 A M mean St~ TBrooMyn.
DECIDED BARGAIN" IN BEATTTIFUL. FT-AT
bush. — New one family brick b— v. »•» —*■
modern convenience; $5,500: terms to StsT
convenient to Brighton Beach "I.- and -Uri*.
trolley lines. WM- F. METERS. 47g Gravewn4
av<>.. Brooklyn-
OTTO SINGER'S MODEL ONE KAMII.V
bouses are -he last vaJu<» '- New York; .
noms and bath; larg«> porch; $4.75n : S»a Beach
"L," from Brooklyn Bridge to KtrgTi Highway.
Or» block to West Sth -"
ONE FAMILY HOUSES. AMERICAN BASE
ment- V* rooms 2 baths; special Inducement *
to buyers NOW: 4th st. and Prospect Park W—
■within 200 feet of Prospect Park MtM S OTTO
SINGER, builder, on premises: arways open.
WESTCHESTKR CO[>TY.
YONKERS^FOR RENT
506 SOUTH BROADWAY.
NEW .APARTMENTS, steam fceat»d. hard
wood trim, electric ll?ht. modern laua«li^ in
basement: a delightful location. T»n minutes
from Van Cortlandt Subway Station.
INDUCEMENTS. Inspection Invited.
Five rooms and bath 1 Tr y ».£■ v -ra
Seven rooms and bath < lA ™ BEST
On premises. J. ROMAINS BROWN § CO.
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE UUUMM
One mile unobstructed river frontage: SO racd
err. residences near completion. Address
PHIIJP3E MANOR CO..
Phllipsa Manor. Ne-y York.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
REED HOUSE
121 ST. ST. &' BROADWAY
5. 6 and 7 roomi an.l bath; $540 to <t.2oflL
The Colost^om. Riverside Drivs and lt«th •t-
S Rooms and 3 Baths. VJ2.000 to
12 Rooms and 4 Baths. $ $4,200.
FRED'K ZrTTEL. & SONS.
If « ay a* nth St. and 140 th S». -
THE MANCHESTER
N>w 12 story apartment hous*. Ai>*o!:rr«!T
fireproof. Balm of 6. 7 and I rooms; new
ready for occupancy: all light rooms. Ranting
representative oa premise*, or
GIBBS & KIRBT. Agents.
Broadway and lfC.d St.
THE BELNORD
B'w»J. Amsterdam Aff.. and 86tb to S7tb «*-
W. H. t>OLSON A CO. Agents,
3C7 Columbus Aye.
THE PRASAOI Ce ?SsSj" 1
OVKRI.OOKING CENTRAL PARK.
9-10 Rooms. I I Hills. $2.20i> to S3L.BOQ
W. S. NORTON*. Agt.,35 Nassau st. TeL 3900 Cort.
Absolutely Safo
Fast- Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type.
Electric Light
and Janitor
Service
OPEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR