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Of Interest to tOomen
ffl[ COSTLY TUNIC GOWN
[•Two Elaborate Robes Needed
Where One Might Suffice.
"te '*-■'■''" *"f" f tunic has enjoyed sir.oe Its
«^t introduction to the fashionable -wonian
Jf occasion no surprise in the ralnrls of
coef i who believf all feminine aspirations
-« v directed toward th*» j>ossesslcn of
Jj,j»; cosUr raiment. The fact that it
2jt»* posslale the wearir.*: of two gar
-sdts -where cne r"--'r "--' ' sufilce. these per
_pj -would saj - . makes all other recommen
j^Urr Eupeifiaous. The tunic of trans-
MlerW affords special pratltication
.. «j;e txtravapar.t tvomaii. for with it she
-ji I.^' decorations of her inner robe
If. «'.*.."•"'-'■ as she pleases, and the outer
».Afc£ with it« own costly trircmincrs. will
«nharice their beauty and not conceal
. V»*ers it -o* that the expensiveness of
.... two parrr.er.ts is somewhat moderated
s r th 3 ertresne scantiness of their dimen
ftoss- countless women would ere this have
A NET.V TUXIC MODEL. AND A ?T>rF i r.'-: ntOCK FOR a WARM DAY.
r . - - . • • ■ <■ tunic
Designers re much occupied last now
*i!i derisfsg new forms of the tunic, and
tb-? one ".n the illustration has some of the
most attractive of the features that have
malted from their labors. Among these
taj live trimming and sl:?ht drapery around
tie srrr.hole and the openings down the
tides of the skirt. The latter innovation
fes? th« effect of increasing the apparent
£^r<=ss cf the -clearer. In some models
tut o:-en;nffs extend quite to the arm and
"ii* *>ig*-s may be held together by little
KTfip? and buttons. One may also have
the skirt oi one's tunic opened in a straight
tee co-a-n the front or the edges may flare
widely away from the centre at each side.
A pajtScnlarty graceful arrangement is n.
CBSS-oyft Hosine- that give? a fichu effect
en the front of the bodice and makes a c"n
ttatms line from one shoulder down to the
i-ottom of the tunic on The opposite Fide.
The irv>sT striking thins: about the laua
iry vrx-ri tunic is its name. It is qua-? a
E&ple affajr. with the lower edge in the
tr.ap* that would b*» obtained by folding
aa ertinary skirt up in front and allowing
it. to bsss don at the back.
GLEANINGS.
There &x* a!! klr.ds of gardens, .but none
eas (rfvf- r-iore pleasure tiian The one -which
hi bed planted by the friends of the
cirr?r. «ach one rhocsin? the plant she
r:?si dea.r'.y !oves. This is .- true memory
rarlcs. and of such mementos one can
never jrrow -weary-
Ia oilier days there -were other ways of
p*rr-»tu»tir.s the memory of friends. At
«ir.« tLsie The curious custom prevailed of
•■'--_ ha'.r bracelets szicl wa-tcbchalns
Msi of fUlinj Jockeis •■■•,- devices
«f hair. Then came the period of the
J**.cnwcrk quilt, each piece of material
««! b?*-r a memesto of a frtend'a dreaat
it comparison wltb these things memory's
JUfssflea has everything to recommend It.
*vl» cour.iry lad's motto from earliest
""lejriiood s.tezxs to be "kill." and all small
ran? 1e hunted as eagerly in its season as
reak-5. frngs *nd other crawly things are
to-cht for Gaily. The event of some rar*>
iir^s c^Tr.:^.^ to the neighborhood Is al
•»n a sisnal for gurminsr. Never do these
BBiiJ £i.vag€s. or their parents either, for
SSit matter, think of the wanton destrur-
IHic. Ir^at^ai, they -._-.- that it will "look
*e'-2 st-^fTfed" if It <.-*n only be killed, and
COtfl tame laws ars mar 3«» mores Ktringent
tta' theM the evil v.-ill probably
coctJnua.
RA Bt.:2iewhat tcrrif>-ins circumstance In
tiis ar^ r-r insurgent ti'osrLanhood i* Hie
' Su'';p«aji nionaj"ch3 ax-e overtopi»ed by
t^:r mixes, lvinj George V, says a Lon-
r ,_. c - r - newspaper, is shorter than Queen
" X&ry The Gerrrsan Empress Is a triile
R Uiitt th»ai th* Kaiser, who al-sraj-s Insists
! <^ tae EmpnMs BJttins down when they a>-e
[ *wrtßipastoea cae«tber. The Czar looks
Crit* stis.;; hv ti;^ sitie of '.he Cianna. Al
•W-'- 1 of Bjata it a head shorter than
>• '-- \lr;cr.Ji rh^enle, ar.a tiio King of
v^-y Hire;-, rea-iries to the shoulder of
W^eea H«-:cr.a. I*}.^ Queen "f l>enrriark.
!s s zz r >">t <;<sa! Taller than, her hnsbaad.
£■■ '■■■• :t the r^« r.re the Kin^ of
■ . -
S*g» thr r >aoßt ardent teovaAst does not
Cti;:« uris kjr,n of >rr!*r.!iic ]>rojrr^se. an<l
* ' at ihz tbaesltX cf where it
c 3rr '-« Southern couT-trv peopie who have
«s cssaJ EuniKr:t.i kitchen, a. detached
i -"•^l'.rx. have - most ingenious device for
j *^sbs JJnrsr to the r.-iain bulldlnK, so
■ 3^, : ft cii l>r- ■ on the table
' '■' *£ scrv^* fc r tn* servant tr*at cnoks it. If
"tx fa -^* r * «tr< aw. It Is n. -wheeled cup
i™* 1 "" —■<-. "ar.d ft built of very
"■^ •J >oc^' fend »r;'»L:^ 1 -ed on lh«; truck of
lg« *•■■; !«-"«. vason whit-/, inrrreriy be-
i.-. oa, fl • lnt , rhilflrpn. As the
' v .\r > " a: ' y^^"fcta th« kltcr.er. cj«? hou^e
' " rt« ■~' jCV *~'Hi. thf usefulness of this een
' S^TT* f•" '- H*ry day ia frrcat. aud It is
, zii*** tljat essaers cf boarding hou?fS
I "■• '^ta.-x.ed kitchens mijiit miopt r.Hh
HAiv: a.\D CHEESE CANAPES.
MM * 1R ~- tsi ih&c*e ccj-.apea appetizing
-fi-c:t-. f^ rei j fir.gcr-lcr-etha c* bre*d
J^ 1 - butter --.d a layer of Boat haaa
*>""" tht vh«j!e srrnr.kle a layer of Panne
*f" dkeesfe i> u t is.v canape* ia m even
s. Z. *^»^» hot before serving.
I ■mTo power elevators
INVALID LIFTS
x'\ _"r" r . I -3«- »ta ire unitle ia tratk up and
<ij.f3 c:a!r*.
re P'o-f.cr.i. «a*« anfi oaaaaaractvala laex
' .; ' •
f ICK MACHINE WORKS
**■« 2Vii C«rt. I>ept.X. 138 XAiKitf fit^ *»'•*.
f ■ "' " ' " " . " J J ■ I U !■<
r^^ 1
Nor is happiness., whether eternal or tem
poral, t;:.> reward that, mankind Eeeks.
Happinesses are but hi? wayside campings;
his eoul is In the Journey '
■ -ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
Special Ch-er.
Miss Norton and sister, "of Norwich.
Conn., have sent $10. four friends $3 50 and
M. P.. A. IS for ankle braces for the crip
pied member: Sirs. M. E. V.. 510 "for spe
cial cases"; C. A. M.. of Brooklyn. S6 to
buy braces for "Little Mothf-r" who was in
jured; Mrs Lucy G. Powell, of Long Isl
and. $4 for cash pirls' outing; Mrs C.
Larsen. of Manhattan, "a. hardworking
mother," 52 to send two children for a
week to Netherwood Camp; "A Friend" at
! Flushing:. Lens Island. $2 for the crippled
woman in East '■•'ft street, and C. K. M..
of Mill Neck, N. Y. ?2 for children's •out
| ing fund.
Sunshine for Pickaninnies.
President of the T. S. 5..: Not brighter
! than the eager little faces of my ••picka
i ninnies" was the beautiful sun which shed
I Its rays on our "Sunsltine day," Saturday,
■ ; August 6, at I i.-on s Point. A car was
I chartered and eighty-eighs little folks, rang
; ing from bandy-leeged rubies just able to
: toddle to srirl« and boys of thirteen years.
j enjoyed the delights of ? - small Coney Isl
! and. The various attractions of the place
i allured these little dusky children of the
I tenements, whose sole outing is that on
: which "this Sunshine lady" takes them.
I Amon; the choicest .treats was the ice
i cream. All the other pleasures were for th«
: moment forgotten as eighty little
; mouths opened to receive the frozen dainty,
j while five mothers and the branch president
I waited on them, "Long live the T. S. S. '."
| was their parting shout a? after a day of
j unalloyed pleasure the car sped homeward.
FLORENCE HART JEROME.
President.
Grafton Brar»ch.
Mrs. Dorscn. president of the Grafton (X.
V.> branch, says the largo undressed doll
... from the office in our box of cheer is
destined to be a ray of sunshine to more
than one sick little girl. It was dressed
prettily and. after being on exhibition at
our annual fair, held on July a, it was sent
to the Troy Fresh Air Home to cheer some
little girl who might he on the sick list.
Mrs. Borsch asks that cheer may be sent
to Mrs. Ross Buls<<n, care of W. Nuton,
C'rops*y vll!e, Rensse!aer County. N. V.. an
invalid mother of her branch. Mrs. Bulson
has not been well for four years, but dur
ing the last six months has been confined
to her bed with rheumatism. She suffers
greatly and is much discouraged.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Hannah Thompson, of Lenora. Kan.,
will be seventy-six years <*d on August 16,
and some helpful birthday greetings are re
quested for her. . Her daughter-in-law
writes: "We" thought last year was a bad
one for our crops, but this year is worse.
On account of the long drouth we shall
hardly have feed for the stock, and so we
lael discouraged, with a family of nine to
supi>ort. On account of these, dark days 1
would like mother's natal day to.be bright
ened by sunshine."
Death of Members.
i Mrs. T. F. McLean, of Conant. Fla.. re
ports the death of two of her branch mem,,
bers. Mrs. Fabyan died on July 19. Her
*z\d. says Mrs. McLean, was "just a gradual
pa 5., :.... out of a useful, happy life, leaving |
her husband in desolation." On August 1
i Miss 'Virginia B. Hall, of Fruitland Park,
passed away at the lie Bate Sanatorium. In '
Jacksonville, leaving a heartbroken mother ;
and sisters. As the postmistress she had j
many opportunities to make the lives of i
others pleisanter md she never failed in I
ber sunehln** work.
Mrs. Murray, the poor woman on Ninth i
avenue who has suffer^ so teas from an
incurable disease, has entered into rest. The
recent hot weather was the Immediate
cause cl her death. j
Emergency Needs.
A Southern Ktntlewoman has- by force
of circumstances. deeß placed i/i a. distress
ing condition. She is the sola support or
ber little boy and an Invalid sister, both
of whom have b«c-n unusually ill duriiis tho
summer. This illr.ess has compelled her to
r«i:iaJn at home, thereby losing ber only
means of support. .s..<? writes that If she
can be helped during the month with $3 «r
$ ■ week she would be able to procure the
food required for the invalids. >■»• '' la
a desrwlrir:;? mood •■-.' her troubles, for
there la no one to aid her, and she is
forced, raueh against h«r will, to appeal to
th- society.
M*-?-. H., on West llzt street, fiupports her
family by washing, and as must of tliO
People ■be wortej icr have lafl the city
for the summer sb-i and her children i.l a
reduced to absolute want. To add to her
troubles, one boy c: ::i;,.- yc.irs is alfllcted
with a .'.-• ■ •-.■• caused by . ., bite
of a. bors-. and the doctor Buyi he should
be s«>jit to the couutry. There is no money
for this purpose, no:- lias th« boy any prop
er cloihin?. The father hus been sent to
a neighboring Ftute to live ..i * tout, at lit
baa tuberculosis. .
NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE AUGUST 15. 1910.
A VARIETY OF SALES
Speculative Parcels Among the
Auction Offerings.
THE BUDGET ATTRACTIVE
Six Story Tenement House in
119 th Street, Near Seventh
Avenue, To Be Sold.
Some attractive properties are to be sold
this week at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey street. A
six story tenement house in 119 th street,
■svest of Seventh avenue, will go under the
hammer on Tuesday. The week's offerings
are as follows:
CX MONDAY.
By Daniel Greenwald.
NEW BOWERY. 47. s « s. 13.3 ft n <? of James
st. 37.4x74\2t" 8. 5 sty tenmt ami stores: H
F Stone, trustee, act C W" Pauscna* et al; Wll
nier. C & S. atrys: S S Koenig. rer; arat due.
$215.^45 90. taxes, etc, 8633 S.".
OK TUESDAY.
By Joseph P. Da;'.
110 TH ST. M*. n s. 137.6 ft w of 7th aye.
57.0x1W.11. 6 sty Nmat; Lilian Rose agt M S
Shill et al: R L Turk, aty; M M Wyv«ll. ref;
atnt due. ?13.20» IS; taxes, etc. $125; sub to a
first imp of $41,000.
CHERRY ST, 274. n s. 104 ft tr of Jefferson
r*t, 2*?.2x113x irre?. 5 sty tenrat and stores; Sam
uel Oaken et al sgt Wolf Bloom el a], Rosenthal
& S. attyg; L M Black, ref. amt due, $5.33711:
taxes, etc, $56 a>; sub to two mtss aggregating
$29.«40.
223 D ST, n 9, 12S ft xr of Laconia ay«, 23x
10J).«: also 223-! St. n s, SM ft w of Laconia aye,
50x109.6; N Quinn a?rt the Brownhill Co et al.
Eugene Sweeney, any: E C Crowley, re! 1 ; amt
due. $1. 60S 70: taxes, etc. $20 80.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
STH AYE. 2899, w s. M ft ■ of 153 d st. *<+*
100, 5 sty tenmt and stores; M B Schwab, pin.
apt << •' Encer et a' -. Sohenck & P. attys: M J
WaWheimer, re', ann due, $37,167 01; taxes, etc,
$: boo 47.
JACKSON AYE. 103». w s. 196 ft n of 165 th
Ft. 10.2x55. 2 sty dw-: M S Hull, extrx. Ast I J
Fielder et si; W V Simpson, atty; C B Page, rsf;
emt due. $3.070 72: taxes, etc. $144 13.
By Daniel GreemvaUl.
STH AYE. Tort an! 7.>2. a c cor 46th st, 60.5 x
12^x lrregr, 6 sty office and store bide; sheriff's
sale of all riirht. title, etc, which Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty Co had on October 29.
|poa. or sine*; P C Pitcher, atty.
ON WEDNESDAY.
By Bryan L. Kennelly.
BT ANN'S WE. 467. r; w cor 116 th st. 24.11 x
99.6. 6 sty teiimt and stores: V." TV Burnham et
a! air* Rachel .Tu?te>- et ai; Lron & S, attys; C E
Weller. ref ; ami cue. $24^2CS lOs taxes, etc,
SB7« 14.
By Joseph P. Day.
JACKSON AYS. c s. 100 ft E of lGlst st, 72.7 x
75, vacant; J II C!«ffy apt James Reynolds et al:
Phillips & A, attys; ."; X Weller, ref; amt due,
$3.528 01; taxes, etc, 149355; sub to a prior mr?
of rr.ooo.
ON THURSDAY.
By Joseph P. Day.
7SD ST. 227. Bg 225 ft w of 2-1 aye. '25x102.2,
5 sty tenrnt; action 1; Van Norden Trust Co act
Bernard Sch^inkman et al: A W Ashbum. jr.
atty: G F Roe.=ch. ref: amt due. .«7.*l4<>'J. taxes.
etc. $4.V. ES; sub to a first mtg of $16,000.
73D ST, 229. n ■. 200 ft w of 2d aye. 25x102.2,
5 sty tenmt and stores; same agrt same; action 2.
trrae atty: same vc-f. amt due. $7.796 40; taxes,
etc, $463 94: pub to a first mtg of $16,000.
ON FRIDAY.
By Joseph P. Day.
MADISON AYE. 747. c s, 13.8 ft E of 65th st.
16.8x60. 4 sty dug; Edward Born at al ast IT W
Mitchell; Ei?man. L C & T-. attys; W A Me-
Quaid, ref; ami due. 51?.1465 1 ?. 146 05: taxes, etc. $10.
WASHINGTON AYE. c >. Ort.l ft 1 of lS3d St
00.1x53.5x irr«£T. vacant; F 1"; Pelletrean as:t M J
Kelly .--t al; J H Winans. atty: T R Lane, ref;
amt due, $1,210; taxi?, etc, $56 S3.
j THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
71ST STREET— Hugh D. Smyth has sold for
a client No. 343 West TZJt street, a four story
dwelling house, on lot 18.9x102.2 feet, just east
of the Chatßworth apartment house. Susan C.
Twombly is the owner of record. The new
owner will make extensive alterations to the
house and occupy It.
11STH STREET— Miss Mary Monshan and
Eiiward J. Thompson have sold for John
Healey Nof. '.'43 and 247 West 113 th 6trh.'t.
two six story elevator apartment houses, each
on plot 50x100.11 feet, to the Hennessey Realty
Company. The property was Riven in ex
chanVe for the -i ".op. apartment house, at "No.
.■"■:::: West 112 th street.
69TH STREET — Irving Ruhlander has>sel4
No. i;fl "U'cst fiftth street, a four story dwelling
house, on lot SOxIOO 5 feet.
SEVENTH AVENUE Adelstein £- Avi-utlne
have resold the northw-st corner of Cathedral
Parkway and Seventh avenue, a plot frrintins
too feet on the parkway and 70.10 feet «v the
avenue. The pun-has^r. Abraham WsiHsteia,
Is contemplating erecting on the sit a. four
teen story apartment house, If this p?an is
carried out th" house will be the hiehest'in the
old Harlem district.
THE BRONX.
KELLY STREET — H. L. Phelps has resold
for the Henry icenthau Company the south
east corner of Kelly and it;-;,; streets, a fly«
story apartment house, with stores, on plot |
■..,■• about $100,000 to an investor. ,'
15STH STREET — H. 1.. Pbelps has sold for'
Augustus Raubitschsk No. 417 East T'.fiiii
street, a three story and basement brick dwell
ing: house, on lot lrt.^xlOO feet.
135 TH STREET — H. L. Phelns has v>l<i fort
Angustua Raubiteehek No. 342 East 13r.th :
street, a three story and basement frame
dweliinp bouse, on lot ia.2xlOo feet.
VYSE AVENUE. ETC. — Charles Lopard has
sold the southeast corner of 17.".« i street and
Vyse avenue, a four story thouse. 33x100, for
the ,• ff Company, to B. <Jonnello; also a plot j
:."xi<-|" feel on the «?«st «id< of Bryant avenue.
north of Frepnun street, to the Cloffl Com
pany for Improvement; also the lot, sr.xioo
feet, on the west Bide of Longfellow avenue. 7. i
feet south of 173 d f treet. |
CONCORD AVENUE — Henry Hertz has sold I
to a Mr. Hinck No. 511 Concord avenue, a*
three family house, on lot 18.9x98.9 feet.
RECORDED LEASES.
.■\Vi'h nam<« and address of lessee.)
AUGUST 13.
BEAVER ST. 1, first, second and third lofts;'
a W Faber. In", to Henry Mass & <*o; ■"• jnrsl
from Sept 1. 1.«".->. $1,400; address. 1 Beaver st.
FROSPQOT AXE. 2143: Sehato Uassocd to
Nicola Sanna.: <> uios from Au» l'_*. 1910: for
term: .* '■!'■•'. a'idrea.'?, 2143 Prospect aye.
:;r» A". --■"■' liaspment: Augustus A Ireland.
m Ellas X Baliacoa 5 yrs from May 1, 1910;J
1608 address. 2SM M aye.
«TH AYE, <= c cor lsth et: 92x88; all; Henry
Morprenthau, by- attorneys, to David Price; 1 yi •
from Feb J, 1011 (with agreement as to renew.*!,
to Jan 31. 1937: also as to building loan of
150.000 etc); taxes, etc. and $13, 000; addres/ ;,
282 ft] aye.
BTH AYE, 502: a.!: Leonard Beck to Lei la
SaaJberg: .r.. r . yrs from May 1. 1810; f 1.500; ad
dress, '>'.>:: Sth aw.
•JIST ST. 2!> West: store, etc: A:',« H Poll ler
to Bterling Button t~°6: 5 yra from Feb 1, If. 10;
si7<»: address. 81 Kast 11th st.
101 XT ST. 302 East; M re bake ovens and
apartment No 5 of 4 rooms: Joseph Roesmai to
Meyer Herbst : 3 yrs from May 1. 1910; Sl..'.'!/);
address. 213 East 114 th st
i RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser.s
AUGUST 13.
MANHATTAN.
HARLEM RIVER. plot lying b*t w s of
Pleasant, aye an.i bulkht-ad line Harlem River.
bet c 1 of 12Sd st and <- I of 124 th st. with
■ riparian risrhta. etr; tries E Wellborn to Roy
C Scale, of Brooklyn, -■-■ trustee; all title, q c;
Aus 2; SI: address, Room 1112, 56 Tin- st.
13TH S -'.'• Wear, "• sty brk. 20, 10 x 7r>;
Augustus C v !^t^ir. to Barr Ferree. of l>em
arust. N .7: $100; adores?, 50 Water st.
16TII ST, US "West. . . sty irk. 2.">xP2: Max
Wachsman to [saac Eeriln <mtEr 115.000) all ,
liens; Aus 10; ?100; address. '."•."■."> Washing
tort ■. .•-
S2D ST. 12« East, I sty brk stabls, 24n-.'t'.o. i
M A C l<evy t,. l>1wi!: F Walton mvti? $2'5.O0O);!
Ana 12; $1: aadre^a. 100 West 110 th st. ■
SAME PKOWTRTT: Edwin X Walton to Mi'
A C l.«*v- $1. address. OH East R4HI Si '
117 TH ST. l-~.» West. 5 *< ■■ brk. ISsIQO.II-
Haroia MorteH to Ostend Kealtv Cf>; H &• ' fi
ponnrmatiwii deed; Aug 1; $1; address. 47 We fit
3^ih st.
118 TH FT. — • East. .". sty r.ik 25x100.3^:
Maurle* Coha U> Dan Kusillo irntK $2 509 .ill
liens; Aus 13; $10) address, G3H East 14th St..
THE BBONX
BKTAKT AYE. m r. » ft ■ of 172.1 st. 9Bi
JO<J: :rle«(.<.. nits: Margaret Knui to Joseph R'jss
lmn: UK 12; II
BAJUB PBOPEUTTT; .Tames W Hast to c :»t)f
; <j c: all liens; Auj 11; *1.
.^AMa PROI'KHTTi': Josaph Russhon to .T. /seph.
Reisa; Auk 10; $1 addres*. 1112 Forfest axt.
COLLEGIA AYE, i « cor of MStta st. »2.H>.T01t.4>
x !rr»=K; College ar«l I 1I 1 i- ■'•■\ Avmtjea Realty <'.-.]
to Newbold Morris and Eva Van C llawkej (mtjr'
$43.7501 : all liens; auk 12; $IO<); addfmf* . A
East 224 Kt.
•,:■ i TON - •' •• B w s. 906 » ft s of I*ruin.->i:i
.• 16.i1x55.7x1T (fanclosora Juty 13. 11HO»;
jnjarJeis M Beattti ref to Henry V Allieti; . ik
12; *■>.'■*■••' »■■:•■ .- T.:i Broadway.
•ROM WELL AYE. w i 40$ ft v ol M net.
113.2st^l0>ll'i-4xlM.»(: Jan., ■ A Tittelll ct ,al
to ?:►■ iie< «£ Loom Beiuii ••■■.: (3,000); all lies.s;
July -".*; $1 addrttia. i^r, r>U\ ,iv-
FOX BT. * a 45.2 ft. n of lH7th «t. 102.^ x < Ox
lrreg' lla»*ell« O-±ftm-y to imn C )sffn< all
liens; .^ii? 1": *i«0.
SAME PROPERTY: Jarncs C, OaffneyNo 4 O
.•...rr..-"- <"onstrueti«:n O>; ail liens; A.* 10; Sj 00;
a.idr-w. VJJ Hast KJ7th st.
HU<»HBH AYE. v s. 238 ft « of li.-fd st. 'JSx
too Hsnrj Arker lo Bnndow Realty <*<>: b and
, ; all b> n»; Juaci IB ; 51. Mdrftw, t:il<> lirooit aye
lit* NT AYE, Let Sagamoio St and Bronx tPzxk
av<i ur ri. lota hl~sz. i;iap partition £ale luai
e^istft. neax van Matt, 50x100; Itichard K^ti
to TW.mas P lluw't v uutar v-'. •-»">. Nov ■». |iiNl7
$150; a 1i1t.., i2l i U'«:at 3Uh si. > j ■ i
LTND AVK. lots 21 an<i 22. map lubilv estate j
I "William B Osrdcn. Roxst).3xsfViSS.6: ■ s: Charles i
X m-■m -■ -to H<*x Baking Co (mts $12,000): b and j
is; ail Waaa; July I*9: $1: address. SBM 3d aye.
I.iT ft, map VncJercllff Terrace. Morris
Heights; K-mllie P Col»tti to Itt^loc Realty Co;
June 3: $100; address. 203 Broadway.
MORRIS AYE. 2650. 16.8x105: H V Btftßhl !
i Realty Co to William C Weeks (tutg $7,000); !
' i Aujt 12; J100; address, -30 "West 114 th St.
PLOT. be? 740 ft c of White Plains rd at pt '
3.170 ft n along same from Morris Park aye. ■
, 25x160: N>llls Brennar to Giovanni Malpl~1!
I (root 53.250); A.US 12; SI; a*lress. 217 West
j 4(ilh St. ■ .
' PROSPECT AYE. W it. J>4.11 ft ■ of l^th »t.
• strip 0.7x1.V».5; Mary Haehnel et a! to Mercury
Realty Co; a c; July 29; It: address, 584 Pros- ;
I sect ave^
PROSPECT AVK. n w s. 165 ft n • of lSlst I
L ' st, 83.i1.V1; Pasquale Venezla to Eabato !tl«u«succl: |
; all lier.s; log If - fiaa; address, 2143 Prospect >
ate.
| SOUTHERN* BOULEVARD, ■<«.• B. 1317 ft 6of
ISoth st. ■-■ Hx:_*." :.\2."xJ23.1; George A F>?ncls
to Uiella M Dujsters unts $3,000j; June 22; 51;
1 ■ l— . 133 "West l"th St.
, I TRINITY AYE. c s. 174.& ft • of 158 th at l
stria O.3xSS; Frances E Morrison to Mary A I
>• Brady; Ausr 12; SI; address. 626 Union aye.
TRINITY AYE. c s. 175 ft s of 15«th_st 23s ;
, 87.13 Trinity »ye, c 8. 174.0 ft » of 156vh «• :
3 strip 8.39 d»; Marj' A Brady to Annie Hood i mts
3 $3,O0(^: Aus 12; 1100. address, ISSS Eathgate ;
j aye,
UNION* AYE. n <M s. lot 23. map of Mo r rlsan ta.
lying c Of Morse axe. 4<hclOl; Ida Htllman to
| El!!s M Andras (mt;rs $6.&«O> : all liens; July -1.
5 ' $100; address, m Broadway,
[ i VTSE AYE. 1147, ws. 20x100; Ellia^njdur
-! to Ida Hillman <mt g |S.«at}; Aug 6; $1,000. ad
. ' d»ss. SO9 Broadway. \ciJl-wy
155TH ST. 424 East, s 8, »*J:IL fll ? I 5Sr
Horenburger to Julius rfund !nui? $.> •001. Aug
• 12- SI- address. 204 Central Park souta. j
103 D ST. 85 and B East. 60xS0: H Slngbi !
; i Realty Co to Daniel E. Hanlon imtgs $24,000). ;
! ' Aug 12; $100; address. 253 Broadway. ;
I 206 TH ST. 88. 287.10 ft aof Perry *?*■"£*
I 100- M Costello to Mcsholu Realty Co imtg %A"\
500); Aus 10; $100; address, -'« Broadway.
i RECORDED MORTGAGES.
• fWlth name an.i address of lender's attorney.) j
Interest D per east unless otherwise stated.
; ; AUGUST IS.
; MANHATTAN
: LENOX AYE. 100. n c cor of llßth st. « sty
' I brk. 00.11x100; Gordon Jacob to Joseph T> &d«i
ton: Auk 1- 1 yr; « per cent; 512.000; attorney,
i Jacob Gordon, MB Broadway.
' WEST ST. 400. 4 sty brk. 22. "x irres: Charlts
. E Hot* on to X: -airi'-f SdMMMr; Aug 4; due
as per bond: 510.000; address, 257 Greenwich st.
WILLIAM BT. 107 and 100, 8 «ty brl<. 27. 1 x
16.4: John st, 64. 6 sty brk. leasehold; *ajrishs
: Chop House. Inc. to Joseph M FlEhel andsno. :
Ana i- due Dec 12. 1010; fi p"r geat; $3,457 00. :
attorney. S H Guggenheimer. 30 Broad it.
12TH ST 722 to T2B East. « w cor of Dry
Dock st. » and 4 sty brks. 84x7.".; Markus Wei
: to San-.;:e! Solomon (prior mts S18.000); July 1-. j
i due as p«r bond; $5,000; address. 119 Nassau st.
1 I3TH ST — . rs. 200 ft •of sth aye; 20.10 x j
7- Barr Ferre* to Equirabl* Life Assurance
Society; r m: Aub IS. 3 yr?; 5 per cent; $^.000. (
address. 120 Broadway.
32D ST. 126 East. 2 ety brk stable, 24 Bat9B.te j
■ 24.9«86.9; A.v« 32; 3 yrs; Edwin F Walton to
I Trust Co of Amerioa: f2B.OM>; attorneys. Fitch. |
; m •• a ■ Grant. 32 Nassau st.
f)?r > st 14:-! to 147 East, S sty brk. BS.«xl00.5; |
I * 'is 12; 1' yr, 6 per cent; P J Groll Construction
Co to Alary 8 Oroxson: ?70.<X)0-. attorney, S •' I
: Thomas. 4l> Wail Ft. i
: SAME PROPERTY (prior tntp $70.000) ; Aus
• | 12: foe D»c 12. 1910; ►> per oaot; same to Samuel
! I geituger; $170; address, 10 Wall st.
' 64TH ST 40 East. 4 sty brk. 20sl00.5: Auk 6; .
due a« par bond; Mary I, Woodtn to Title Guar- ;
antee and Trust Co; $40,000; address, 17fi Broad- I
i way.
- 72D ST 123 "West. 4 sty brk, 20x102.2 (prior
• i mtff $47,000); auk 18; 1 yr, « p^r cent: Mary B
■ Weir to Van ruck estate; $2,000; address, 503
sth aye.
BOTH ST. ins West, 4 sty brk. 20x100; Au«r 12; ',
• due as per bond; Maud* .1 Goldflnter to Sara
• Welt-Kakeis; 5,5,000; attorney. Title Guarantee j
and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
102 D ST, 102 Bast. 6 sty brk, 2?x"5 (prior mtj» ]
000); Aujr li. 1 yr. « per cent; Betsle and i
Jr,ppf Gertner to .Solomon omi lam; $2,600; at
• to:n«T, Herman Gettner, Ml Broadway.
THE BRONX.
KRVANT AYE. w S, 20 ft ■ of 172 d st, 20x100; i
, ;, m (prior mtg ?^.ikV»; Au« 12: due Feb 4. 1012;
' Joseph Rein to Margaret Knos; $1,700; address,
; L9G Broadway.
BATHGATB AVF.. s c cor l?7th st, IS4 2xf»o !
'prior nusr $85.960) : Aue 12: 1 yr. « per cent; ■
F-i-rlonp-Tompkins Co to Ver Planck estate; $12.
: 000; address, 503 sth ny«»
FOX ST. n w ccr 167 th st. 4?.7x102.2; Aug 10; i
. 3 yrs; Mabelle M GSaffney to Fanny G Van
Wyck: 59,000; attorney, Pcrclval 0 Smith, 128
Broadway. j
FOX ST. iv ? 48.7 ft n of l<?7th st. 40x irregr;
Auk ',•• ; demand. 6 p»r east; J C Gaffney Con- i
, -•■■;.•.• Co to Arthur Knox. $34,000; address,
I9S Broadway. j
LOT 307. map Brr»nx View Park (prior mtg !
$3,250); .'. ._• 12: Oats Jan 1. 1914; 6 per cent;
Giovanni Malpiedi to Nellie Brennan; $2,700; ad
dress. 1!>32 Wallace aye.
LOT 85, map Undercliff Terrare. Morris
Heights: p m: June 3: due Sept 1. 1SU0: « per
Icpnt: [tteloc Realty Co to X Palmyra Colotti;
009; attorneys, Seals & Xicholson, 203 Broad
! way.
LIND AYE. • s, Joti 21 and 22. parrel 1, map
William B Orien estate* 50x5».3x50x55.6: P m;
Vug '. - due Fe* 12. 1011; 6 per cent: Rex Bak-
Ing Co to Knickerbocker Trust Co; $10,000; at
torney, H V I'ooke, 'JMK Broadway.
MORRIS AYE. 369. c a. SO ft a of Kinj?s-
I bridge rd. L«.sxfO6 (prior nits $7,000); Aug 12;
"2 yr«; ■. per cent; William E Weeks to H V
I .-inghi Realty Co: $1,000; address, 264S Jerome
Uve. •
PKOPPE'T AYE. r. Tv g. 165 ft n c of I lst
; st. 33x150; p m: Auk 10; 1 ye, 6 pr cent: Fabato
j Masuccl to Pasquale Ven»zia; $1,000; address.
12143 Prospect aye. ;
U SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1020 and 1024. b w
{■tnr of >vo -■ John. 100x105; .Irisoph and Via
] cenzo Oliva Ploone to Ooftwell I>»ad Co; Autr 8:
, due t.-.M. 8, 1!U1; C per rent: $2,158 IS; address,
' Lafayette and Walker Fts.
i SKf«:\\ 'li'K AYR. w s 510.11 ft sof Ktnp»-
I bridpp r<l. 18.5x37.^x121: Marraret T. Mar
i rin to A.'nna ,• Grossman (prior pits J S(W| :
Atigr D, 2 vrs: 6 per cent; attorney. Title Guar
antee him!' Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
TRINITY .WE, 71?. c - c . 25x5*5.11: Anal©
Hood 'to Mary A. Brady: p m; Auk 12. 2 yr*;
«". per cent; S3.0(»: address, 83$ Union aye.
VV.-E AVB, 1147. w g, 20x100; Ida Hiilmann
| '•■ Au«iisi Dorrlnsr (prior n'e $S.<>f*» p m:
Aiis* 12. - yrs: '■ per cent; $2,000: attorneys. A
<SL II Blooh, 93 Nassau st.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
fewu name and address of lender's attorney.)
J AUGUST 13.
MANHATTAN.
AYE, A. 1684: 4 sty brk, 20x7.".: June 26. 1906;
Sarah, Zlmiwy to George Kociier; $2.00'>: attor
i ney, 'Hugo Cohn. 19 a ■•» A.
AJSJDUBON AVB, s » cor ISJtb at; 25x100:
Xov 3. 1687; Joseph W Morris to Farmer?' Loan
h artri Trust Co; $.".tUM): address, 22 William st.
A FORT WASHINGTON- AYE. n c cor 1».!2d st;
P*;.llxlS7.loxtl < 5. < .>x64.10 ; Jan 20. 1010: Saxonia
«" onstruction Co to the New York Trust Co;
y> lrvO.OO"*; attorney, Frederick A Snow. 15
V.Vall st.
, ' COUVERNEIJR ST. 42: 7 sty brk, 24x102.2; '
jf Jan 26, 1908; Max Goldstein and ano to Catherine
I Levy; $2,000; attorney, Henry J. Cohen. €1
Park Row.
WIIXETT ST. 5; 5 ft-.- brk. 27xt00 : Jan 31.
190 C; Jacob Cutler and David Cutler to Charles
#1 Yung SS.OOO; attorney, Frank M Tlchenor, 38
Park Row.
WEST KXD AT& n •» cor 103.1 s': 20.11x100;
Ji-ne 1, is;-". Mar? C Crown to Gu»tav Cin>lotti; ;
$10,000; attorneys, Rase #.- Putzel. 12S Broadway. (
7TH AYE. 194: 3 sty brk. t6.BadsS; Oct 24, I
3 f*( H : George Kern and ano to Hie East River
Savings Institution; $7,000; attorney, M C
Gross, 271 Broadway.
35TH ST. 22 West. 21x71*: April 1«. 1903; the
BonwiL Realty Co to New York Life Insurance
Co $rv. l| « i " »iMi«i»h 34G Broadway.
"> v ,V'f ST. s s. ■ i " <> ft tv of 10th aye. 2."xl00.B:
Ma— 2S, I*o7 Meyer Goldberg and Abraham ,
; lsne«mbe"ric t.. Henry Drr>yfuss: $4,000. attor- j
! iVJi", Lachman & Goldsmith. 35 Nas3au Bt.
O,TH ST. 134 West 5 sty brk. 25x100.5: ■.
i .Tone 17, J!'o2: Jacob Mes.in*»r and ann to th« i
; .Frsnklin Savings Panic: $l- c ,000; attorney. j
\V;«ison M Powell. 29 Wall st.
. «>>7TH ST. s p. 200 ft c oC Amsterdam aye.
i '115x100.5: Nov 29. 1905; Hermann Rlxmann to
; Elizabeth Mdhiii $"■ ii"" attorney's. Hoadly, !
Lautf-rtach « Johnson. 2S W-illi.-im st.
7»TH ST. s c, MZ4 ft «• of 3d aye. TK.jht
,402.2: April 27. 1892: Mi<xha*l Mal»r to David |
/Frank; $7,000; attorneys. Lachman & Gold-
I smith. 3." Nassau Bt.
.1 70TH ST. nB. 20." ft eof Amsterdam aye.
I «5x102.2 ". i is. IBO9: We#chl«r & Noel, inc. '
to Charles If Fr"cnian: 57.000; «ttorn"y. Title :
j [najjranoe ('<•. 135 Broadway.
USD c ' r -4' %V-» Ft. «"» -■• t'rk 'TV- Brittany). I
60x100.11; auk I. iyo7: J.>hn II Behmtdt U> Lvdhi j
J Jenkins; ?1.'.. 000. atuoirm^-s. Philbin. Beekman.
Menken d.- Grtscom, 62 William st.
• 120 TH ST. I s, 31t».» ft •■ of L*>nox aye, T. T
100.11; July 27, 1004; Martha Jlnlman to Tltl»« '
Guarantee and Trust Co; SO.O""*; address, 176
Broad
I2BTH ST. 6 «. 100 ft m' of .VI aye. in 6x00.11; j
July <». 1897 Carrie A V.tii?r to th" Bank for I
Ravines in the City of New York; $5.500 ad- I
dreu, 2SO4th aye.
THE BRONX.
FULTON AYE. w f. jm.ll ft r, of Ehb! 174 th
-- 83.8x160x05.1j — : Jieae 28, '■:«>-:,- Martin n
I"arls tr> Fanny I» FarJ?: 123.000; address, 247
Broadway.
MAPES AYE. n c cor I.<^)th st. 47xf13: Dec 13. !
ln<«»: Mtll< ru F.ertlty and <:"or.suuction < '•> to ;
James G Went*; S."4.otiij.: attorn^'. Title Insur
uucft Co. 13." Broadway.
ST ANN'S AYE. HHr..:.. r ..:. 3&.1 ft *of Ra*> st. JV. s x !
2.".xi».';.-Sx2T>- May -'. Khsj; Marie v, ..,,!,!,, | and i
H«»r.ry Powcli to Hv •>■■'.•■ +!.•»•■". attorney,
Henry ? Bothy, 320 lirouiwuy.
WASHINGTON A\'H. a v cor of l«7th St. 50 |
X !ir, Ausr 12. l9ot James Muliioii.i!i,i ami
iino «o Th*ona A Koppbl: 88-OQO; attorney.
Title- Guarunteo and Tr>ist Co, 17« Broadway.
WEBSTER AYE, n w cor of I*lst si, 17,"» x
100, be! bis part of lot lift* map partition prop- '
t-rty of llebecca liassfonl. at Forrlham; Sept
•Z~ 1009; Y/I'l'ani Dutiean Oa moron to Mary
B .Sli'vin; J- Jll". attorney. TtU« Guarantee uiid
1 Trust Co. i '•''' Broad* as
WEBSTER AYE. ri w cor of l«l«t »t, mi.-.
[00 : Fan 3. i!'i". Wild.im Duncan Cameron !
t.i William A Cameron; sj.ihki. address, lii.n
BatliKttta aye.
1831) ST, n a, 50 ft w of Diivifr3on a.'.\ 1.,,
100; March 27. i'" r Alary Wluvrton u.n»i Clara I
Witt to Joseph D Tompkins; $2,000; .address, :
401 West 47th si ' :
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
ili'-luel J^evenson tn I .--r. i ■■- M»«er. _ Baati tl j
Title <luar»nt*# n.d Trw»t Co. to EMmUrui I
111 Anderson; $130.C0y. - •- «
Beck Street Realty Co to Georga F Johnson.
2 assts; each $6,900. „, . „„
Ver Plank estxte to i»th Ward Bank: 514. TV*
Samuel Frankenstein to David Fried, $1-
Docasaica Candela to Lillian Victors: *]-»"•
St John's Park Realty Co to Joeian H *>•
Witt: $4,000.
Samuel Solomon to Hscbel Williams: »i.
Same to same. $100. .
Central Mortage Co to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; «8.000.
Hv A Br&nn to Katherln* A Lyons; ft pan,
$1,000.
Idem D Denison. extrx. to Idene V Deaison.
as trtis: 2 assts ; $1.
William R H Martin and ano. trus, to Fercy
W K-raia.iay; $10,500.
Percy TV' Ker.na*k- to Lawyers Title Insur-
MM and Tmst Co; $100. -,«-«
Joseph Reiss to Margaret Knox: $1,152 30.
Alb«rt O Whitß«y to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co: $lf>.'XH>. .'_ .
Albert B Whitney and ano. trus. to Albert O
Whitn«y: $1. . S: '
Jacob Israelscn. exr, to Jacob Sh»val;; »1.
Title Insurance Co to FTanklla Trust Co.
$3,000. .
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
158 TH STREET, n 9, 125 ft « of Broadway:
fee a « sty brk tenmt, 100x3«.ll: Melvin Realty
Co. 171 Broadway, owner: Bernstein & Bern
stain. 24 East 23d Bt. architects; cost. $12...Q00.
13TH. ST. ss. 31 ft eof Aye B: for a 7 sty
mts brdg, 20x103.3; Kemmos Realty Co. 543 A
Macon st. Brooklyn, owner, E aommer, arcni-
U-et; cost. $15,000.
ALTERATIONS. j
MANHATTAN*.- j
(Items under $5,000 omitted.
27TH ST. .M 3 West; to a 4 sty brk store and
tenmt; I> Garvey. premises. owner; / .^. " - ole>
403 West Mst st, architect; cost. $5.00«.
fii>TH ST. 13» East; to » ."> sty brk 'table.
T F Ryan. 858 sth aye. owner; f: * r . r *' e . *
Hastings, 22". nth aye. architects; cost, Slg,4W>.
108 TH ST. s s. 200.4 ft c of Broadway; to a
4 sty brick stable; Manchester Garage Co. 91- .
West lMst st. owner; C E Meyers, 1 I nton
Square West, architect; cos:. $6,000.
34TH ST. 140 East; to a 4 sty brk dwg; M
Brown, 40 West 47tli st, owner; J H Knubei.
318 West 42d Bt, architect: cost. $5.000.
UNKNOWN GOOD WOMEN. !
In the new Liverpool Cathedral there is
to be a lady chapel, with a magnificent
scheme of stained glass windows, com
memorating the deeds of good women.
Memorial to Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
Christine Rossetti. Grace Darling, Mary ■
Collett and a lons list of other famous
English women are there. So far the plan (
is praiseworthy, of course, but It Is nothing |
new to dedicate memorial wlud»sif to good ;
women or men, provided they bo suf- ■
ficiently well known. But President Noble, I
in his baccalaureate sermon to the gradu
ating class of Goucher College, called their
attention to the surprising fact that these J
windows are dedicated as well to the un- |
known good women of England. For ex
ampl«. the Inscriptions read: "Queen Vic
toria and all noble queens," "Catherine
Gladstone and all loyal hearted wives,"
"Grace Darling and all courageous
women." "Elizabeth Barrett Browning and
all who have seen the infinite in things."
The designers of the lady chapel realized
that the goodness f.iat brings no fame to
its possessor is just as worthy of being {
honored as the kind that attracts the at- .
tention of the world.
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EASY HOUSEKEEPING HOMES
PROSPECT PARK EAST
Lincoln and Rutland roads, betw—n Bed
ford and Rogers ayes.; hfsrh e!»vation; select
neighbor hood; easily accessible; with every
modern improvement and convenience; Rut
land Road houses.
$7,950—51.200 Cash
$50 monthly pays principal
and interest
Send for Illustrated Booklet and Floor Plans.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
176 R.emsen St., Brooklyn
.NEW JERSEY.
FARMS FOB SALE.
1 ACRE. 5 ACRES, AM) 10 ACRES.
High, dry, fertile soil. AH cleared, no scrub
i oaks: $125 per acre. Easy terms. 40-acre farm,
> large outbuildings, 8.000 fruit trees; 97.M*.
30-acre farm, 11-room house, large outbuild
ings: mile railroad front: $4.."."" Special Ex
cursion Saturday. August »l~t. For free tickets
i to Inspect this property -write V,'. C. REEVES
& CO.. 124 East 23d St.. New York City.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY.
PHILJPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
One mile unobstructed river frontage. 30 mod
ern residences near completion. Address
PHI LI PS MANOR CO..
Phllipse Manor, New York.
REAL ESTATE.
IL * I*' RKAT. estate.
s^y&fM/'n/ay " >'»^u Street.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
SONOMA
I ,73O BROADWAY— I.
Attractive APARTMENTS of S Rooms and
2 Baths to choose from, some with coveted
southern Exposure. Modern lireproof bulld-
Ihk. I'll lliwliil mil superior ball and ele
vator s-=rvlc*> night and day: refrigeration;
transit facilities unequalled; within five min
utes' walk to amusements, restaurants and
best Bostleries in New York. Your inspection
invited from 6 A. M to 6 F. M. each day,
including: Sunday.
WrMSIAM.V ATTRACTIVE
DUPLEX APARTMENT
10 Very I.arge Booms, with S Baths. 5i .600.
46 West 73d St.
Very Choice Block.
Near Subway and "I." Stations.
This apartment contains the very best and
latest improvements and is not surpassed by
anything In the city.
Separate servants' elevators, etc.
FRED'K 7.ITTEI, A SONS.
B'way and 79th St. Bway and 110 th St.
1269 Madison Aye.,
(Cor. 91st St.)
. ROOM.- AM) BATH.
SI.OOO to $l.?0O.
jr vv * r y up-to-date convenience.
Pease & Elliman,
540 Madison Aye. <l*3d St.) .
' THE BELNORD
B'way. Amsterdam Aye., and BGth to 87th St.
W. H. DOLSOX <£ CO.. Agents,
S3? Columbus Aye.
REED HOUSE
121 ST ST. & BROADWAY
5. « and 7 rooms and bath: ?."V4O to 31.200.
I FIREPROOF APARTMENTS-
Riverside Drive, north cor. BKb St.. Xos. 120.
125. Apartments of 8. 1" and 12 rcoms and 3
■!•■ = location finest i:: the city; rents si.Sflrt to
■rtCOO. W. R. & J. M. STEWART.
11 ~ MOM
YQNKERS-FOR RENT
; 506 SOUTH BROADWAY
vr^v AT'AKTMEINTS. steam heatM, hardwood
trim electric i ; -'" •.-:•*■ r laundry '.: basement;
" <J<-llKht£ui Vocation: 10 minutes from Van
Courtlandt pubuay station.
- INDUCEMENTS Inspection Invited.
Fiv* rooms and bath ■ t| tllll IIIWI
*;«*v*n r' > OIl>(« and bRO>fAIXEBROWXb RO>fAIXEBROWX & CO.
pTp^Sgw T ROMAINE BBO*nt A 00.
~ ' BKOOKI'.N
' y\ on PT MARK'>; AYE.. BROOKLYN.
4nQC? Flats *>f 4 light rooms: >10.
Absolutely Safe
Fast- Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type)
Electric Light
and Janitor
Service
OPEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR
TC LET FOR BUSINESS PU«POSE3
I i
, We have a few floors at a
! 92 Liberty Street, I
> suitable for corporations or 4
► for subdivision. Also some #
' rooms at J
;97 Cedar Street.
1 The two buildings are con- 0
1 nected by hallways- Both are #
J new, well built, and centrally j:
i located. Parties needing^
, space in October can be ac- £
1 commodated at once. #
THE FIDELITY AND S
CASUALTY COMPANY £
of NEW YORK. 4
FORECLOSURE SALES.
[ SUPREME COURT. COUNTT OF NEW YORK
—Lillian Rose, plaintiff, against iloses 9.
Shill and others, defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreelo*ar«
I and sale, dury made and entered in the ab«T»
entitled action, and bea.-fnjr dat«? th- 20th day
of July. 1010, I th« undersigned, th^ — ''r"<
in said Judgment named, will *•*"• at pnMlo
I auction, at th# Exchany* salesroom. Nos. 14-10
| Vesey Street, in the Borousrh of Manhattan.
• City of New York, on the •■.h day of AO»tMt.
I litlO. a- 12 o'clock noon on that day. br
I Joseph P. Day. auctioneer, the premise* dl
ected by said judgment lo b* sold, and thereta
j described as foliows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
! with the buildings and Improvements »her«o!l
; • reeted. siruate. ing and be:-.a; In the Bor
• ough of Manhattan of th«» City -' New York,
I in th« County and State of New York, boundec
and described as follows: Beginning a' a,
point on th« northerly side of One Haadr^'l
, and Nineteenth Str»«>t. distant one hundred
and thirty-seven fti feet stx «6> inch»«
sales from the corner formed by th« Inter
section of the westerly side of Seventh Avean*
with the northerly aide of On- Haadred an-l
Nineteenth Street; ruanina- thence northerly,
and parallel -with the westerly std« of Seventl*
Avenue and part of the distance through *
party wall, -.-• hundred «100) re«t eleven "•
inch*>!«: tlience w«-»te.-iy para!t«l with th«
northerly side of One Hundred and JVlaateeatls
• Street, thirty-seven iSVi fee' six »*• jachee:
thence southerly, parallel with the westerly
. ■ Ida of tj«-venth Avenue, or* hundred (19">
i feet eleven fit) inches to th* northerly fid* ot
• One Hundred and Nineteen'-. Str«ct; tlieaca
i easter alon^ the northerly side of On* X mi
i dred and Nineteenth Etre«C tbjrty-««v«n "<" »
f»et six («5) laches to th»» polat or pl*ea of be*
ginning
Dated. Ne-w York. July 21. 1910.
! M ANTON M. WTVELL. Befer-^.
i ROBERT L. TI'RK. Attorn»y for Platati*,
j Nn SS Nassau Str»->». Borough of Man*
hattan. New York City.
The following Is a. dlajrram of ih« arop«r*r
to bo sold: its street number Is 205 Wsst '.">-'»
Street. Borough of Manhattan. N<v» York Cltyt
A -' J i
V\ I? f
I !
* \ I S7.S IBT.a
W. 110 th n
The approximate amount of the Hen o^
> charge, to satisfy which th» above described
property is to be sold. Is $12 "73 38. with '--
terest thereon from the l«th day of July. 1910.
I together with costs and allowance arr.oantir.:;
: to $435.80. with interest from July 20. 1910.
[ together with the expenses of the sale. Th*
; approximate amount of "ha taxes, assess
ments and water rates or ether liens which ar%
i to be allowed to the purthtser out of the par
chasa money, or paid ty the referee, la $1.5
'■ and Interest.
Said premises wtl! (>•» sold sat^ect to a. firsS
mortgage of $41,000. with accrued !n-eresß
thereon at the rate of five -5^ > per annum.
Dated. New York. July 21. 1910.
MANTON M. WYVEL.L. Refer-e.
SL'PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NETW TOKK.
— Harlan F. Stone, as sabßtltct«d Trustee sC
, the trust created under the Wilt of Dav:-t
, Stevenson, deceased, for the benefit at Marios
!S. Buckler. Plaint;*?, against Chart— W.,
! Bauschat. Individually, and as Executor, SCc*
and others, Defendants
In pursuance of a judgment of for««lostir*
and sale, duly made and entered In the abov»
i entitled action, and bearing- date the IS'h da?
of July, 1910. T. the undersigned, the Ref»re«
: in said Judgment named, will sell at pabllo
■ auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Si% 14
1« Ve??y street, in the Boro-agh of Manhattan.
City of New York, on the loth day of Au^-jst.
;:»i>> at 12 o'clock noon en that day. br
) Daniel Greenwald. Auctioneer, the premis*»
■ directed by said judgment to b« sold, and
j therein described as follows: "All that cer
| tain lot. piece or parcel of land, with th*
! building thereon erected, situate, lyis? and
being in the Boroug . of Manhattan. City >C
Xew York, and County anil Stats at Xe*
York, bounded and described as &>lio\»-3. t.a
wit: Be^innin? at a point on the 'south east
erly line of the Sew Bowery, distant thirteen
I fl») feet three (8) Inches northeasterly fro=*
tli-? corner formed by the Intersection of th»
easterly line of James Street with the so v - •
later line of the N»-w Bowery, running
' thence northeasterly along- the southeasterly
I Use of the N-.v Bowery, thirty-seven <3T>
fret four <4t inches, to land bow or formerlr
of the heira of James J. Ryan; rhence east-
I erly alonjr said last mentioned land seventy
four (74) feet to land now or formerly of th*
Trustees of the Cone-resration of EhearetJx
Israel; thence southerly ■ -~g that land and.
. land now or formerly of the heirs ->f David
Bryson twenty-six (26) feet f->ur '•*) !=cne»
to other land now st formerly of the heirs o_
James J. Ryan, and thence -westerly la a.
straiyht line along said last mentioned, !*B'i
one hundred and seven «107> feet and »:»--.
♦S) inches to the point or place of gtnntas,.
be the said several dimensions and distance*
mor* or less: said premises bains; cow known
by the Street number^ 47 New Bowery; b«tac
the first of the parcels of land described la.
and conveyed by a Deed of Henry «ir.»*'.
Executor, etc.. to Mary U. :-■•■-■ --i
others, dated June 17th. Ml and recorded.
! in the office of the Register of the City _au<i
County of S'ev York. li Liber ISIS mt con
veyances at pas» 1"3. on June 17th. ISS4."
Dated. New York. July 20*h. lfttO.
?AMI.'EL S- EN I.;. Ksfer~?
WILMER. CANFIELD & STONE, Attorney*
for Plaintiff. No. 43 Wall Street. Borousa.
of Manhattan. New York City.
The following- is a diagram of the property
! to be sold; Its street Number is 47 ■■■
Bowery:
si irr
■
■
4
I Th» approximate amouat .-.' •-• lien or
! oharg?. to satisfy which the abcve-i!e*cri&»<t
| property is to be sold, is aiy-stx thousand
two hundred thirty-four aid S7-100 (s:•»
234.37 > dollars, with latanpt thereon irom
the sth day of July. 1910. together •wiJJi costs -
! and allowance amounting to Four hundr«<t
' eleven 53-100 < $411.53) dollars, with Interest
from July 15th. 1010. to?ethi?r with the cx
i penses of the sal*. Th* approximat» amount
' of the taxes, assessments and water r<iles. o
other lUns. which are to be allowjMi •-. th»
purchaser out of tha purchase money, or paid
by the Hef^ree. la Six hundred JlMy-thr-**
: and S&-100 i36^J.S5> dollars ar.d Interest. ai*»
unpaid water m*t«r rent since November 11.
IL'OS. amount nat fixed.
The above premises will be sold subject to
rights of monthly tenants and subject t<> any
violation fll«l by thjs Ctepartm&n: of Bufld
lns» or the Tenement House Department. ■^■\
l>ated. New York. July 20th. 1!HO.
SAMUEL. S. KOENIG. Refer«^
SUPREME ("OUKT. COUNTY OV .-..■> STORK.
— Kob«rt N. Quisn. PlaintiS. against Th«
Brownliill Company et a!, Defendant*— ln p«r^
suance of .i » judgment of foreclosure and eai^.
duly iruatle and entered in the above-entUW ac
tion ar.d bearing date the r.th day of Ju'.y. 1010 L
I the undersigned, ttu* Referee in said judgment
ruured. will swll at public auction, at the i-»
oli&nge Salesroom. No=i. 14-16 Ves«y s>tre«t. Ur*
the Borough cf Manhattan. City of New Ycr!c. or*
tiie l«sth day of August. li>lO. at 12 o'clock noon
on that da> by Josepn V Day. Aucaoaeer. th*
premises directed by said judgment to b« »W.
i and therein described as follows: All those lot*
of land in the. City and County of New Yo-K.
which on a certain raao enuU«d ' iup or S2l>
choice lc«s. bein? part of the s«rhl«eella Estate.
«"t°ated in th* iilh Ward. X. Y. City. Boroa«?\
fteß^," made by Charles M Map.-* Civil
Krxinec- and City Surveyor, date* May. 190«*.
a?d I flkd In the office of tbm K* Jat«r of th*
CVunty of New \ork. as V: Number El«y, a
hu"arid and fourteen A are known *«ddes«K
"~"i kv tr-*> lot Numbers Two hundred and
nfnety-tlv- Two hundred and ninety-eight. Two
hundred f^"^?^ -w. mo.
K3WABD WSJ ROWLBT.
Ksfere*.
virv'Vr • SWEENEY
\?iorneV tor Plaintiff
••4- Wot I^'th Str-et. Borw«n of MsnhaU
- tan. N«w York CUjr.
The following W * dtacram of tSs property to '
> • old | E. 224- St.
SK»
*/ Ctnw-llP* ot Plocfc. | *.
1/ Slfel =»I If--*
-/ o "i 4j I"
i '25 ia mo ft. m mt>
c. 22Srd St.
The approxtmaie amount .' tbe lien or oa»rs«»
,to tiav.sty whKrh the . iescxtbsd property 's
to b* sold, la Jl.-ir.Mii>, with Interest thereon from
ttfe -"J day of Jaw, U>h> toeetber .with costs
and allowance amounting to 813&.Q1. with Inter—
est from July Sth. Wo. together \*lth th* «x •
senass of the sale. To- approximate amount ofi
the taxes. «--.--.■ laments and water rates, or other
ll*o», which are to b* allowed to the puret>a-«r
out of the purvhaaet rnonev. or paid by tiM ne£-«
#i»-- la on each lot *2i».*y> anil lnt«r«*t.
Iftttetl. New York. July Cad 1S»K».
>- EDWARD CHA9S CHOVTUET.
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