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Of Interest to tOomen
MODES IN BLOSSOMS
Clematis. Poppies and Peonies
for Expansive Headgear.
The Cowers that adorn the autumn hat?
s.r«> hardly less bewildering in their num
'■'■ and variety than were those that
bloomed in the woods and fields durinp the
season just departing. On wide hats large
blossoms, such as clematis, poppies and
peonies are frequently seen, akhouph they
are by no means confined to the more ex
pensive head coverings.
One hat that was a dream of color had
its crown covered -with pink peonies in
which were all the shades of tone natural
to those splendid flowers, and the wide.
undulating brim was '•• velvet that
PLOWEB TBIMMED HATS FOB AUTUMN
matched their deepest ton*. Another large
hat— of gold •el this time— had large Bilk
flowers in a dull grayish brown laid around
on its brim. This mad* a very sombre
combination; for the fashionable gold tis
sues have ..... of the glitter one usually
expects to find on this most precious of
metals. For a touch of brightness a
small bow of blue satin ribbon was dropped
among the flowere in a way that suggested
, beautiful butterfly fluttering about m
£. card en.
As a result of the present fancy for
black and white, black velvet hats are
often wreathed with snowy blossoms that
form their soie trimming. Among the
flowers used for this purpose is clematis.
made of an cx.-eedincly fine chenille braid.
which produces a frosted effect almost toe
chilly to be «>ndure'l when th* fee and fro=t
o' nature have actually arrived. Nev*r
... with the warm colors of autumn "■
a backjrround. it is most effective Clem
atis made of ether materials, with petal?.
Kam-ns and anthers of the, tnoet <=»£*£«
oeli^acv. :? also -**■• For black v»!;«t
cloches and other small shapes gardenias
a'-e an appropriate tnmmin-.
Satin rosebuds still hold Their own and
their forrr; are beinc imitated m suede
leather, heavy brocades and other niaterials
t for autumn s^me "i
„- . ■-. glitterina: me
taili- petals. and are accompanied by
leaves of the same, character.
THEIR IDEAL WOMAN.
Woman Fuffraee doesn"T HUH to be pop
ular -Rith the male < wrespopdenta of a
magazine that lately ■'■■■ prizes for. th
,.. l<=tters from men on "The Idea)
•woman/ 1 -- "She must not I>«> a vinegary
FufTra-oTi«=?" writes one man. "nor.*" he
a-i^s as an afterthought, "'a ti^ht "'"'" "
••Sh" tnu?t not ,- h"r h«=»<i **■ foil of rol
iti«:«:." fsvs anotiier
•Th*- Meal wife doesn't -war.: to vote. If
fend of children and can hake bread well."
is the opinion of another contestant, and
still another burins his letter with: "The
ideal -woman joes as she ip told.** It
really „..■■ a? if thai las* -must have
sen metal as r. .ioke. "Thf id^a! woman
puts the man Bhe loaves b^for* 1 anything
End e\ei'j thing — «=Vi*» must mak» him a
Vi«>ro." anotliT rnntestant - rites. It ie
feJp to assert that the man penned
this is about five feet hi« and •would put
his head under th~ l<edclothes if he heard
trarsiars.
THE BERNE AGREEMENT.
The text of the _...•■ of the B^rn* 1
...... convention for the protection
of ■women who ■work has been published.
Wli«n it comes into operation, ■whi^h. hnw
pvfr, will not be until January. 1912.
■women in th e signatory countries —
Great Britain. Austria-Hungary. Belgium.
Trance. Germany, the Netherlands. Portu
gal. Italy, Switzerland and Sweden — will
not be allowed to ivork in any industrial
undertaking after 10 o'clock at night.
Women in factories, •■•-.-■: bak
ori*?s are amorjc those who will come -un
«]«t the ri<2w lav: for thea eleven consec
utive hours of night rest must be pro
vided, and within these eleven hours the
period between 10 p. m. and i a. m. must
be comprised But domestic servants,
•Jerks, secretaries, shorthand writers, typ
ists frovercesses. doctors and nurses
■won't come under the aegis of the new
l^w— nor will wives.
WOMAN CARETAKERS FOR PARKS.
A ■writer ir. a London paper t .cr< ■ that
ir summer, when the schools are having
their holidays, women should to a certain
extent replace men caretakers in the parks.
Women, hf- says, would know better how to
look hUt the hosts of children whose par
ents. 3ia\inf: no mon^y to send them to the
country. *end or take • em to play in the
parks. There are doubtless women who
•would iik" Furin work In th<- summer, and
Ihr- pkin would enable the men caretakers
to 3mve their holidays. And with women
winning surces? in farming and all kinds
of rough work, it can"t be urged that they
ar» incapable of. the manual duties care-
■
Seen m the Shops
A hi silk grenadine, with large Rold
beaded palm leaves on it. 44 inches v.-ide
a::d 525 a. yarU, is esi>eejally designed for
tunics -- wear over colored satin gowns.
It conv.'S in colors also.
Silk beaver hats fur littl» pirls from
three years up. trim • with satin rosettes
find bosjaj cost $4 '.<■ each. Th« tang nap
beavers cost IToO each.
"For the younp boys th« Alpine plush hats
«-f different colons are shown it; boyish
chapes; they cost JT 50 apiece. ,
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The new- pique piovefe for early fall wear
«ir»- drawn in at th> wrist with an elastic
and two larpe pearl huttons; they have
two poreE at the tide? and cost i: .' a pair.
The new vfc : •<'.-.<'. tor winter
■wear are washable, toft and very smart.
They are shown in whites and tans and
pa .• !: 50 a pair.
13!atk tatin edged Persian scarfs £aU*-J
cred ir.to Izrst BBdß bows at tfc-»^^*— f^"
■ifl each.
VOTES FOR WOMEN PLANKS
Suffragists to Go Before Both
Conventions to Urge Desire.
The woman suffrage part}* thinks that
the timo lias come for th*> Democratic and
Republican parties to put votes-for-xvomen
planks into their platforms, and to the
end that the same may be don* . it will
send delegations to the cominer state con
ventions — the Republican, at Saratoga, on
September 27 and 2S. and the Democratic,
at Rochester, at the same tim" This ac
tion was agreed upon at the first execu
tive meetinp of the season, held yester
day morning In the offices of the party, at
Xo. 3 Madison avenue.
It was stated that no trouble would be ex
perienced in pettinp representative women
to act on these delepations. The commit
tee voted also to memorialize each of the
126 Assembly district conventions of
r>cTno'-raTs and Republicans in the inter
est of votes for -women
The party is also busy with plans, for
its own convention, to be held at Carne
gie Hall on October 28. Mrs. Russell
Sage, the largest contributor to the funds
of the party, will be- invited to be. a guest
nf honor, and it is practically assured that
Philip Snowden. of the British House of
Commons, will be a speaker, with a prob
ability of Mrs. Bnovden also. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman '"att. chairman of the city com
mittee, will preside.
Mrs. Catt presided yesterday, and among
those present were Mrs James Lee Laid
law. chairman of Manhattan Borough:
Mrs. Ida A. Craft and Mrs. Robert Elder,
chairman and vice-chairman of Brooklyn;
Mrs. W. "VV. Penflpld. chairman of The
Bronx, and Mrs. Martha W. Suffern. sec
retary of the city committee.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN
infants garments to be really pretty
should always be simple, and this set of
dress coat and cap meets this requirement.
The dress can be mad° just as illustrated,
with a yoke and panel of lace insertion al
ternating- with bands of the material em
broidered in dots, or the yoke and panel
may be cut from all-over material, or,
again, It might be made from the material
of the dress embroidered by hand. This
last would be the prettiest and most fash
ionable treatment.
6.7 3 3 ~iSSi -?: FA PER PA TT ERN
The coat i* made with the cape that. Is
always desirable for the tiny folk, and In
this instance it is finished with embroidery,
the material being- fine cashmere lined and
interlined. The cap is adapted to silk and
to muslin and can b<? embroidered or left
plain, as preferred.
The patten No. "S3. is cut in one Fize
only, and will he mailed to any address on
receipt of 10 cents. Please Kive number of
pattern distinctly. Address Pattern De
partment, • - Fork Tribune. If in a hurry
for pattern tend an extra 2-cent stamp and
arc aril mail by letter postage in Beared
envelope.
CULINARY SUGGESTIONS.
F^me houf=ewlve. c like to add the beaten
•white of an <-~cr to creamed codfish, folding
it carefully through just before it is done.
A spoonful 'i! vineprar added to the water
in which larpe pieces of tough meat are
boiled helps to make th<°m tender, and the
flavor of the vinctrar l- said not to injure
the meat
Dotted veils with chenille fringe an Inch
and a half wide are the latest fa.l and are
very graceful; they sell tor $i 50 each.
Fall modala in messaline petticoats cost
$3 55 each In all colors.
The latest silk embroidered ftockinps are
Mack, with oelicale.ly colored flowers up
the fronts; they cost $2 £0 a pair.
Rhinestone, hatpins with pearl centres or
backed with black velvet cost from $3 60
to %■ 50 apiece.
Linen strap pocket hooka to carry with
th« heavy linen tailored gown sell in a!!
colors for 7;. cents each.
Square spat or walrus bags, with heavy
metal frames, for shopping, cost $.' each;
the only fitting is the change purse to
ma ten .
Square leather jewel boxes, velvet lined,
for travelling have tiny spring trays and
drawers; they are quite new and sell
for $7 50 apiece-."
The name* c! ehocc where articles .mentioned
or. :.-.:£ p*ge »ere teen can be obtained by tend
ing a etiinpcd and addressed elope to '"Seen
la the Shoes " New-York Tl lbliaa
NEW-YORK PATLY TRIBTXE. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 101"-
UPPER FIFI H AVENUE BLOCK SOLD
Builder Buys Site Between 138 th and 139 th Streets for $160.
000. and Is to Improve Property.
APARTMENTS FIGURE IN LOFT BUILDING EXCHANGE
S. H. Raphael & J G. Baseman have sold
for.Schmeidlei &■ Bachrach to a .builder the
block front on the west side of Fifth ave
nue, between L3Bth and 138 th streets. The
property has a frontage of 200 feet and a
depth of 190 feet. The site is to be im
proved. The price paid was $160,000.
The Twenty-fifth Street Construction
Company, of which Henry L. Felt is presi
dent, and Morris Bloch. of M. Bloc!-. & Co.,
waist manufacturers, have just completed
r. bis exchange of properties. Involved in
this are a twelve story loft building in
West 2nth street and a couple of East Bid*
apartment bouses. Mr. Bloch acquired the
twelve story building at No. 152 to 156
West 25th street, near Seventh avenue, re
cently completed by the construction com
pany. For this he gave about 1280.000,
including two six story apartment houses,
each covering a plot 42x97 feet, at No 806
to 812 fith street, between Lewis street
and Avenue D. This apartment house
property figured .in a trade of about
5150.000.
Another interesting transaction in the
Pennsylvania terminal section was- the sale
of the prbpert: at Nos 252 and 2M West
28th street, or a plot 4r'.!'\:;vo feet, by
Charles H Freeman to an operator, "n
the site, which is 1 «<> feet east of Eighth
avenue, are old four story front and rear
buildings Atnes &- Co. negotiated the sale
Work was b«\stin yesterday in takine:
down the F. E. .lames estate buildings, at
the northwest corner of Sixth avenue and
30th street, for the erection of a business
building Ti;e proper;-' was recently ac
quired by the Hem y Morgenthau Com
pany, and on the site a ten stoi"! ! <>f<
structure will be built The property ad
joins on the east a row of tenement
houses --old last fall by St. Philip's Prot
estant Episcopal Church.
Plans have been filed for a four story
and pent-house private dwelling house to
be buili by Mrs rharles Lane Poor, or; the
north side of 69th street. 125 feet wept of
Park avenue. Tl>r building- will have a
fac.ad« of limestone, in the French Renais
sance style of architecture On th« roof
will be a larp<- solarium Walker & Gil
lette, the architects, estimate the cost a'
|50,0A0.
A dwelling liou?" m Dutch architecture
will be erected for <■ 'onstantin RieErger on
Riverside Drive, near Riverside Terrace,
on a piot 100x128 feet The building- wQ]
be constructed of local rubble stone from
plans by ''nappell &- Bosworth, -who esti
mate the cos' at $25,000
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.
G. TV. Barney has leased for the Kellwood
Realty Company the store and basement at
No 556 to S6o' Westchester avenue for a
term of years, at an aetrreeate rental of
$45,000; for the Maxlry Realty Company, the
fourth loft at Nos. £i*> and «11 Broadway;
lor the Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society, the- second loft at Nos. •"":' and 534
Broadway, and for the John Simmon? Com
pany. th«» third loft at No. 162 to 166 Leon
ard street.
Th Frank L Fisher Company has leased
for The Waun°sran Realty Company the
four story American basement dwelling
house So 113 West SBth street for a term
of yeare
Creor^e Ketchum has leased for .Tohn
Brandner to a client th store a* No. ■'■■ ;
Beaver street for a term of years.
The following leases have b^en made by
Walter J. Salomon: No 503 Fifth avenue,
offices to the Fallon Equipment Company
and William S. Monks: No. 800 Fifth aye-
Due. stores to Norman J. Jacob? and the
Arizona Turquoise Mines Company, offices
to Allen &■ Co., Mercedes Manin, Harry E.
Have?, the Twombly Power Company, WOl
iam McPhelemy and William Stuppe; No.
103 West 42d street, a loft to Jacob Lyon :
No. mi West Cd street, a store to Morris
Hepner and an office to Mrs Rose Simons:
No. 2." West 42d street, offices to Culver &
Staahltrren. the Buwasset Realty and De
velopment Company (Incorporated). Fri^sco
Mandelbaum, Harry H. Wilson, Alfano &
Guiliemetty. KiblT &• Frymler, Max Wiec
zorek. the Pember Company and Stephen
H. Gape: No. 1777 Broadway, stores to the
Vesta Storaee Battery Company, the
Bchlldwachter Carriage Company, offices to
the Gus Balzer Company, John H. Wye.th,
the Ajax-Grieb Rubber Company, the Cres
cent Tire Company, the Rubbinol Raincoat
Company. Guy D Adams, the. Selnik-
Klinser Company. th» Spencer Llano Brtner
Company, Victor L'Hote, the Pollen Dis
tributing Company. George Dubucs, Bowers
&• Cohen, Elias M. Stern, A. B. Denton,
Matthew Sanatino and the K. J. Edmond
Company: No. 1547 Broadway, » store to A.
Seraphic & Co., office to the Swan Equip
ment Company, Fields & L*»wis. James F.
Clancy, the Cafe Elite Company, the New
York Perfume and J«ice Company. Gold
berg & Devany, John J. Quipley. rathskeller
to Henry Xiques; No. ?*> Warren street, a
store to Jacob Bonder and an office to
Richard I). Jackson, jr.: No. 440 Seventh
avenue, offices to Perry & Kiries, Kaplan &
Sherman and J. Renp Thonet; No. 17 "West
42d street, a store to Louis Roes, offices to
the Petrucci Sisters, the Newcastle Stone
Company and the Parisian Feather Com
pany. . .
Leon S. Altmayer has leased for a term
of years for a client th*> store and base
ment and first floor in the building No. 825
Third avenue to a Mr. Fleagle for his res
taurant business.
Moore & Schutte have leased for M. F.
Crandall No. 623 West H2d street, a three
story and basement private duelling house
to Mrs. M A. Morse
AGENT FOR LOFT BUILDING.
The Rfvr-r Realty am: Securities Com
pany has appointed Albert B. A-hforth
agent of the new ten story loft building,
which is nearly completed, at No. 251 West
IStn street The building is on h lot 80x113
ftet
""the private SALES MARKET."
MANHATTAN.
v^ T "..' STI l Bf ; : i T~(T ~ ( ' llarks »• f^fnun has sold
.-■- fZT* and I'M W " - -v, str^t. a plot 4«.t.f<x
m V • Tht Pror^rty. which is covered with
ViS i OUr f y tr " and rear buildiruss la about
.'- ■,T ;^' ■■•■ Eighth avenue. It Is understood
S&djSBSS an operator - Ames * Co-neso
33fj STREET— Klein & Jackson have pur
chased '■• plot at No l>(>i to 365 West :«d
street sold by S. U. Btone and JackKJn &■ Stern
The buyers now own * plot 100x100 feet In
3.id B!r-*-t with an outlet to 84th street It Is
understood that the price paid was $3,500 I front
foot.
S6TH STREET— The Holland Holding Com
pany. Judson :- Todd. i- lent told No. 28 to
12 West M(fa street, thr*-.- old dwelling houses
on plot SOzOS.9 feet, between Fifth and Sixth
avenu«s. The buyer is an Investor, who will
improve the plot with a twelve ■tory loft build -
Ins. estimated in cost 1160.000 and will bi un
t-r Hie man— of the Underwriters' Realty
and Title Company.
HSTB STREET— Blawson & HoMm have sold
for Mra. W. Virginia Hill to a client for occu
pancy the tliree. story and basement brown
si"ii,- and brick dwelling bouse No. 102 West 80th
street, on a plot lV«x.VixlO2.2 te.'t.
i«tm STREET— Henry Scfaultx has sold No
177 East '.with street, a live story Bathouse, on
lot SteMo.ll feet, adjoining th»> northwest cor
ner of Third avenue. In «xchami« 111 Bchultl
tak»>B the two Eton building on plot 7.'ixl<)o feet
at No i<>;t to 107 West lOMh street, near Colum
bus avenue. He will us- 1 it for frarase purposes
FIFTH AVENUE— H. H. naphael and J. '?■
TlanNiiian have Bi->ld for Schnieldler & Bachraoli
to a Mar the block front on th« west side of
Fifth a\enu«« between ISSttl and 13f<th «treetß. a
plot MM feet front by 100 feet df'p. Th»> prop
erty Is to be Improved. The price paid was
$lnn,o<^t.
134 TH STREET— Henry Bam^-tt & Co., in
conjunction with Edu-ard Schoenberg, have, sold
No. l 3 w>bi 134 th street, a five story double
flaihouse, on lot 2SxlO<% feet.
THE BRONX
VAL.ENTINE AVENUE- Lautner i- BUckner
have «old for Annie Jones the three story dwel
ling: houee en lot 25x100 (eat, at the northwest
corner of Valentine avenue, and Bedford Park
Boulevard.
15GTH STREET— Lautner i BlTinw hive
sold lor Lea L«vsr.fon the plot M)xU>o feet,- on
the south side of lr.Gth street. 47 feet east of
Morris avenue.
SOUTHERN BOUUETAKD William S. Tat
ten and .1. !.. Van Bant have sold to an investor
No?. 1226 and 1228 Southern Boulevard, two four
story flathouses, e3Ch on nlot 30x100 feet. A. J.
Koch was flic broker. The sellers acquired the
property last June-.
PROSPECT AVKNt'E— B. Coulter and
John A. Eteißmets have Sold No. 2319 E*rospect
avenue, a three story brick two family house,
to John McCarthy, who efves in part payment a
dwelling house on the we s.de of New York
avenue, 4" feel north of Renssen street, at Ja
maica, lyiie island
BOSTON ROAD E. Sharura sold to a client
No. 1441' Boston Road, a four story double flat
house, on a plot i'."ix!>*"> feet. 05 feet east of Pros
pect avenue. Fifty-three lots at Setaukrt Plaza,
Long Island, were taken a; part payment.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following real estate transactions
took place yesterday at the R^al Estate
Exchange salesroom* Nos. 14 and 15 Vesey
street:
Rv Joseph P. Day.
H3T) ST. 163 b p. M 0.5 ft w of 3d «■-•«>. lS.7x
l(e.2s Irres; 4 -• bid?.- sold to Benjamin R C
Low for .<."-.C?r..
By Daniel Greenwald.
STH avf. 7.V1 and 732, n » cor 4^th st "• ••"■■-.
125* irr^c. <; sty ofllce and store bids:; nheTtfTs
sale of all rirtt. title -■'• whi^h the Metropoli
tan Morcantir and Ecalty Co had Oct 20. 1«°».
or !rin-.e: F C Pitcher, attv: adjourned to Sept 2".
RECORDED LEASES.
'U"ith name ani address of lessee.)
SEPTEMBER 13.
BROADWAY. 189 and 101. I • cor of Dry st;
storo and basement; Broadway and 7 Dei Street
Co to William « Hiker & Son: 21 yrs trom Nov
1. 1910; $30,900; address •"•T.". tith aye.
LONGWOOD AYE at junction yVestchester
aye- store exr- Kellwoo.l Realty Co to Charles
Arnheim: 3 yrs from sept 1, 1010; $1,200; ad
dress. 857 Longwood aye.
NASSAU ST. 124: store; A G Spaldinr Pro*
to Charles 1 Lambert: 3 vrs 7 mos from Oct 1,
1910: $6,000; address, S3 Hamilton pi.
WT3STCHESTER AYE n w tor of Simpson st:
coiner store; ' I art* Kiln? to E-imund bens: 10
yn= v moe from Sept 1. urn:.. $3,100; address,
1027 West (jester a-, p.
10TH ST, 01 and 93 East: store, etc: Maurice
F - lesinger to ArnolO Hlrtwell from May 1.
1910 to April 30, 1012: $<>t)^: address, 01 East
10th" st
14TH ST 214 East: store, etc- Benjamta
Rosenstoch •' John EUer: 1 yr from Sept 1. 10H>.
$1,200; address. 214 East 14th st ■
••••!• BT 14 West; basement store; Henry
Phipps estate to Florence D Warner; 4 yr* P
mos from Feb 1. 1014; $:..:;™; address, 14 West
22d st.
7STIT ST. 440 East; store; Albert M f*:henrk to
William i->iidbrink: S yrs from Oct 1. 1910; 5444,
address, 7H(i st Anns aye.
11RTH ST. 310 to 318 East •\t ccb 1 5TOl - }5
Jacob Rattner; 2 yrs from Sept 15. 1310. •*■"
address, 32 Avenue C.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser. 1 *
SEPTEMBER 1".
MANHATTAN.
AUDT-BON (WE B v cor 191S1 st. p0.2x100.2i
irreg Patrick S Treaoei to Arthur McGlcne;
July 1. $1.
SAME PROPERTY: Arthur MeQlone to E«
ward Herrmann nntg $35,000): July 1: $100; ad
dr°ss. 261 Broadita: 4
CHARLES ST, 17. i sty brk. 32x96; Ella
Burdee. extrx. to Marearet O'Neil; Au? 14:
$14.27.".; address. 17 Charles st.
EDGECOMBE .WE. W4. 3 sty brV. 16 11x80;
Joshua Sllverstera to Hannah <"ohen; all liens:
July 22: $100; address. 20 Pine St.
GOERCK = T 102. •"• st: brk. 25x»5.16: Fichel
Placer to Abram Fistel iratp $23,500); Sept 12;
$100: address, 102 fioerck st.
ivOTS "> and 10. amended map 1.00f» lots in
12th Ward: Walter B or ' to Andrew .1 Cor-
I mick. ir irate. $12,950): all liens; Aug 29; $10o;
i address. 244 6th aye.
i PARK A\ 700 to 710. n w cor 6»th st, 100.6s
! 12T>: Union Theolosical Seminary to Arthur C
James: July 2S; $100; address. 02 Park aye.
PITT PT. 7. 5 sty brk. 25xMO; Abram Fistel
to Fichel Planter rmtg $27,350); Sept 12: $1;
address. 155 Ridge st.
PLOT beginning 8.990.9 ft n of 165 th st and
2.461.6 ft t< of imh 8V». running n vr 1"7.5 x
304.9 to Bennett aye x a 1."7 tt 211. c; Ben
nett aye. f s. .V.4 & ft n of l«!7th st. inoxl«KV.
Albert C Mitchell to Osh»r Gordon: Sept 10; $1;
address, 16355 Madison aye.
IST AYE. 875. 5 sty brk. i w cor 40th st. 25.5 x
i 100: Lillian Herst to Hfrnian Tlerst. jr: all
■ liens: March 17. 100?: $100; address. 220 Broad
■wav.
IST AYE. 2317 5 .=•• brk, 2.V2xlof> : Maurice
Millimet to Jacob Lewis; Auk 17. $108
PAMES PROPERTY: Jacob Lewis to Mary
Cavatniaro: Aur 2.". sioo.
SAME PROPERTT: Henri»tta Kaufman to
1 san)» q •- . Auet 1«. 51; address. 2317 l«t aye.
: r > AYE. 18», 5 sty brk, SSxlOB: Edith A D*
Beixedon to Celia Eichhorn and am, Sept 9; $1;
address. "02 Broadway.
2r> ST. 306 Ea*t. « sty brk. 25»108; Ay« t>.
64 24.Ht75; Samutil Roeesler to Leon Franzblau:
all liens; Sept 13; $100.
SAME PROPERTY; I^?on Franzblau to Bmm
uel RoesslT: all liens; S=pt 12; $lio. address
30<i East 2d St.
•STH ST. li« West. 23x53.11; foreclosure; July
21, 101"; nob*- .! H Powell, referee, to Lester
W Ward: Sept 6; $24,500
SAME PROPERTY: Lester w Ward to Henry
TV De For=st and others: b and c and c a s:
Sept. B; $24,500; address. 3" Broad st.
28TH ST. 38 East. 3 sty brk, 20.10 x 0i- Jacob
Fusseil t" Carrie C Fussell; Sept 12. $1; address
38 Bast 2Sth st.
32D ST, 126 East. 2 sty* brk stable, 24 rw^s o
Edwin F alton to Mitchell a C Levy; Pep. 13;
SAME PROPERTY: Mitchell A C Levy to
Edwin F Walton: Sept 13; $1: address. lOi> West
110 th Bt.
«OTH ST. 37 East. 4 sty brk. 25x100.5: the
Union Theolopical Seminary to J Harper Poor;
July 28; $Joi>.
SAME PROPERTY; sam» to Alma L Poor:
July 28; $H(0. address. US Easi 39th st.
71ST ST. 231 West. :: sty brk. 16.5x102.2:
?,? r^. rr E McD °nne'l '" Angela McDonnell imi
$19,000); $100; address. 52 Broadway.
TSTH ST. 120 West. 20x102.2; Eugene A'allens
to Annie Davis (ratg $24,000); July «; $10<i.
- SAME PROPERTY; A " ni " rtavls to -Mamie.
T Arnold (mtg $24,000); Sept 18: $100; address
203 Lafayette st.
78TH ST, 158 West, 4 sty brk. 20.10x102.2
Annie - h Geyser to John R Hipbio (mtg $24.
00<»., Aug 27; $1; address, rSS West 76th «
w 1 , 1 TH M ST ''v 1v 1 "' 315 West. 6 sty brk - T '' x
100.11; Marie Ve uer to Georgette Court Co
i™ 1 ! $110,000); Sept 12; $100; address. 311 West
113tfa st.
121 ST ST, 103 East, 3 sty brk. 15x100 11-
William D i, Stokes to Thomas Stokes Sent 13
$1; address. 572 West End ay«
131 ST ST. 513 West. 24.10 x !rr»g- Edward
Herrman to Arthur McOlone (m t g $5,850) July
1; $1; address, 513 West isisi sl ' ■
132 D ST. _ •■ ■_•;. West. 5 sty brk. 32x90 11-
Hosanna T W.vnn to Herman Frank and ano
l'xiJ- " Pt I 3; * °; addres,. 25 West
13r.TH FT 60 to 71 West; 4 «> brk 37vfixfl9 11
Moersta R-a- Co to Jacob Moersielder; a li
liens; March lb; $1; address. 143 Avenue D
142 Dft 231 Wfst; 2 st] brk, 25xf19.U Ste
phen A Whisten and ano to Veronica Whlsten;
all title .nug $1,300); M ay 17. 1907; $1 address
2.i \\ cst 42d st.
THE BRONX.
BUCHANAN PL. 11 .-. 100 ♦• w of Jerome
aye. 23x100: Margaret Wiedersum to Emma Kra
!Sl '?, nnr " '""' and correction deed June 12.
1907; $1; address. 740 A Macon st. Brooklyn.
BOSTON AYE, D w s. at s « ■ lot 67. 7:.x
l«(>.Gx Irreg; being part lot 62 map Charles
Darke Ralph D Converse to Cora M Converse-
Auir 25; $1; address. 61 West test D st.
CHESTNUT ST. w b, 134 ft from old Boston
Post Rd at land of Hanford Scofield ISOxfiOx
Irreg; lYank A Becker et al to John Kendall
imtc $5,000); Sept <i. Jl<«> address 99'^ iiust
lfOtfa Ft.
FOX ST. w i. 113.7 ft n of 167 th st. 53x127.5;
M ■■■„ J Hal Ben to Katl- Hansen; M part
tint* 98.000); Sept 12; $100; address, 14'J West
!•,:: st.
LOT 16, map 120 lots. Dally estate; Santo
Bonanna to Giuseppe Honanno; Sept 10; $1; ad
dress. 102 East lit!, st.
LOT t>4, map 170 lots Selros estate; Oiuaeppe
D'Arrigo to Itaftaele and Gatano Bevona; Auk
25; $1; address. 1050 Castle Hill av-.
LOTS 295. 298 and 299, map 320 lots, part
Schiefrelin estate; Edward C Crowley to Robert
N Quinn; Sept 8; $1,500; addreaa, 115 West
taoth st.
I/IT 103 map Section 2, Hronx View Park;
"William >i Wrtss to I>--!m A Weisn; all title;
September 12. 51: addrpMF IMO Cruser aye.
LOT 212. map Van Nest Park: Thomaa Serra
cino to Nicholas Serracino (mtg $4,500); Sept 12,
$100 address. 1170 Broadway.
LOTS 72 and 73. map 1064, of 107 iota of
Hudson Park Salvatore Abru»cato to Giuseppe
Abrauscate ', part; Sept 13; $100; 'address, 34G
Bat I -";:■ st.
LAFAYETTE ST. w h. lot 22. map of Union
port. except part for Caotle 1 11 11 aye and awards
for same Felix De Camlo in Carlo Antonmo
(in!K 91.650); Sept 13; $i<»' addreaa, 2332 Broad
«ay.
MORRIS AYE, «■ ■ l."*0 ft n of ltV.ib. st 2m
92 t; Ahmliam Kaplan to MMdleboro Realty Co;
Bept 12. $1.
SAME PROPERTY; Mlddl<'boro Realty Co to
Yetta Davti lints 97.250); Sept 8; $1. inldrrss.
068 Tinton aye.
PARK AYE. lfl4S. 24.10x90; Florence A Miic-
Callan to Benjamin Harris (mtR $23.700»; Sept
18; $1. address. 104* Park aye.
PARK A.VB, » s. 100 ft n of l^7th it 121 Ix
10« i 2s lrrejr: lS'th st, 'i ■.''56.8 ft * of Park
aye. 44.4x10<>x Irr^K Irvine Realty CV> to FTank
A B'-cker mite omii. Bept 7 $1 ; addres*.
Jerome « v * corner of Kant ,190 th st.
WEST FARMS RD « i. po 4 ft » of !73d «t.
rune » • 204.2x?a 60. fa n*■ !""" \^ ft to road at !
point 40 4x 173 d»t > 8 SO. to beginning; lor* P4rt I
to f»47, rr.ap of Section V: Vyee estate; Frank |
A Becker to John Rendall imte $S.oooi a!! j
liens; ' Sept 6. 1100 addrtff! N0 *:.*." 180 th ft.
IS7TH BT s *. eott'w of Belir.oEl avt. OOx j
i 100; K«!t» X Carroll to Pt»trr> Crlscuolo; Baal 13;
; $10rj; address. 1609 3d aye:
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
m'ith name and .address of \tn<i'-T > » attorn-y.)
Interest B per c*nt unless otherwise stated
■SEPTEMBER 13.
MANHATTAN.
AUDUBON AYE. ■ -v cor of l01«t "* *>•**
100.2* irreg; p m: July 1, •'! yrs: :.Vs P* r <*"*;
i Arthur McGlone to Oliver Meklejohn; ?«*>.orK».
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust < o.
I»i<> Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; p m (prior mtjris3o,OoO);
July 1. 1 jrr; « per cent: Fain* to Patrick fl
Treacey; $5,000: address. 1031 Broadway.
CHARLES FT. 17. 4 sty brk. 22x05; April 14.
131 3 yru 4'i pel cent: Margaret O'Neil to EMa
] Burdg*. oxtr\. 99.000 attorney, W M Powell. -♦
Wall st.
DIVISION ST, 79, 5' sty brk. 2."> x lrr:K (prior
mtK $21.0001; Sept <>: due Jan 1. 1011. 6 per
cent: Louis Winkler to Abraham Shultz; $3.0u0;
attorney. I Ellis. 116 Nassau st.
PARK AYE. 700 to "10. n W cor of 69th st.
100.5x125; July 38, .2 yrs: 4*4 per cent: Arthur
C James to Union Theological Seminary; $400,
000; address, 700 Park a- I
PITT ST. 7. 9 sty brk. 25x100; Pept 12 (prior
1 mtir o«iOi; 3 yrs, 6 per cent; Ftsh»! Plancer
.to Abram Fistet:isl.33o; attorney. Max ailver
; stein, 800 Broadway.
ROOSEVELT ST, 12. .'- sty brk. 28x31; Sept 12,
' 3 yrs; John Ginocchio to Maria Laßomarsino:
$2,600; attorneys, Campora. & Tktety, '•'■"• Nas-
s au st. .
SPRING ST. n s. lot 930 map Nicholas Bay
ard. 23x130x irreg; July 14. 8 jrra; 4J4 per cent _
! ••harlmtr M Price and others to Mary » x ;
Booth and an". 95.000; attorneys. Thornton &
Earle. 3S Park Row.
3D AYE. 1341. 4 st- brk. 10.2x75: Sept 6; due
as per bond; Henry Sleyne to Zanders I? Alt
mayor and ano. exrs, etc; $11,000; address. t>_
East Mith st. :
3D AYE,' 813 and 615. 4 sty brk. 86-8x75 (prior
mtg 927.750); Sept IS; due as per bond: Henry
Hot to Frederlcl Meyer; $5,000; attorney, John
H Phelan. 281 Broadway.
STH ST. ICO West. 23x98.1t; Sept »;, 3 yrs;
Lester W Ward to Orphan Asylum Society: 514.
. Vi«; attor!i<-> -. De Forest Bio?. SO Broad st.
! •[•. r , FT 126 East 2 sty brk stable 24.8x98.*
1 .prior mtg $28,000); Sept 13. 2 vr«. « per cent;
Edwin F Walton to Gotham Mcrtea^e to;
95.060; attorney, George V Bauchle, 88 I ar*
I Row.
fIBTB ST n s, ir>o ft « of Park a-. 20.-cloo.f>;
July 28; 2"A 4* pet cent; J Harper Pcor to
Union Theological Seminary; ?.>..00Q; a.d.ess.
700 Park aye.
7.VTH ST. 234 East. 4 sty brV. 20.10x102.2;
Sept f. due July 1. 1914; Paolo ToMiajioasa and
ano to LulKl Torreprossa and ano. 83.OTB: at
torney. John Bozzuffl. 1149 Ist aye.
82D ST. 163 East. 3 sty brk. 10/Js^: Septl2;
5 yrs. 4 ! i p=r cent; Sarah Lustbader to Mai
monides Benevolent tetv: 512.W0; attorneys.
Wllber, Norman & Kahn. 29t» Broadway.
1-OTH ST, n ? 191.8 ft « of Lenox aye. o»x
0B.11: 129 th st n s. 441. ft *■ of I>enox aye
82 10x99 n. 3d aye. 1284 to 1288. « «y brk.» >*
cor 74th st. 52.2x104.10 rpriCT mt«; *•*'.'•',',
6*pt - Instalments Jacob WeiMteta and Max
LiS-je to Sol Brill and an"; 950.000; attorney.
Myron Bubsberger, 38 Park Row.
132 D ST. 23 and 2-". W^t. 5 sty brk 32x90.11:
j ?ei.t 13: due as per bond: Herman Funk and
ano to Wm Rankin; 916,000
SAME PROPERTY (prior tmi 916,006>; S-pt
13; l yr, »i per cent; same to Frances Btelger-
Wa'lfl: #2.<*^». address, «> West l-"2d st.
140 TH -': 4R7 West. 3 sty brk, ISxW.ltx
t-rer (nri"' mte $l°<V»lc Sept 12; 'if as per
S: KaliVs Ifealvv" Co to National Operating
Co; $2,250; address, S3 Nassau 81.
14"D st 231 Weal 2 sty brk. 25x59.11; Pept
12- due as' per bond: Veronica Whtst?n to Ger
trude ingraham; $1,500; address. 192 Broadway.
157 TH ST « S, 275 ft • of Broadway; 2 lots.
each MBxOfcll «2 miKB. each 9140.60W: Sept 13
4 - ••«= Hiel-wood Realty and Construction G" to
I Title insurance Cc: S2S0.000; address. 133 Broad-
THE BRONX.
BEACH ST. 55 25xM»: * part (prior mtg
<"f«i<">)- Auk 29 3 £« 8 per cent: Louis* If
Crawford to James B Kfl'heimer; 9300; address,
203 Broadway.
BEUIONT AVK. • s r c~r 17« th st, '3**™*
irrec- Pept 13- due as Bel bond . John McNuit..
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $50,000.
BELMONT AYE. c ? 35 ft ■ of 176t1i s!. 4«i
100 Sept 13; due as per bond. same to sam .
$26,000.
BELMONT AYE. ' ! 75 ft 8 of 176t1l st. 40.5
• LOOx Irreg Sept 13: due as p«r bond; same to
same $29,000: address. ITS Broadway.
BOSTON aye. v. w « at a w s lot 6. 7 -"l; e .f^
irreg being art of lot 62, map 2: i -"' -? ra -»
mrior mtir Si ofiOi: S'pt 12; 3 yrs: Cora M Con
&I& to John H Thorn; $4.o:O; attorney. Thomas
N r*uthbert. 15 Broadway.
BUR>SIDE AYE. n c cor of I7Btli st. l»9it
Irres Feb 1: due as per bond Irvine Realty Co
to John' Fendall; $130,000: address. «79 East
j 162 d st.
BROOK AYE. 414; 25x100: Se P , 13; 5 yrs:
Herman Solomon to Central Trust Co of New
York: $11,000. address. 54 Wall st.
CLAY AYE, - * 240.7 ft n of l*7th st; 4 lots,
each 89x80; 4 nrtgs. each $20,500; Segt^>dß«
Jun» 1. 1915; fi and 8 per cent^O TJT J ! s rh^ z '?j[
Co to Dollar Savings Bank; $82,000; address, 2SOS
I 3d aye.
FOX ST. c « 150 ft B of. Jefferson »v?. 60x100:
E^enwald : ' Sept 12: instalments. « per cent; e?.j
fr»ne. Howell to Railroad Co Operating Building
[and Loan Association; 91.680; attorney. Edward
i G Whitaker. 45 Broadway.
INTERVALE) AYE. " c. IBBJZ ft n Of Hear ft.
20.1x*?7.1x irre^; Sept 12. due as per bond; Louise
i X Knauf to Frank H Smith: $5.000.
SAME PROPERTY (prior m»jt $5.0O°»: ?e p r 12.
j due as per bond; same to same.; $1,500; addresa,
1"1 west 100 th st.
JEROME A'>n. n . cor of 177 th st. 117.4x110.5x
lrreK iprior imp 926.660); May 23; due Marrh 1.
191"- 6 per rent: Anaconda Realty and Construe—
tion" Co to Andrew J Cobe; 9500; address. 47 West
S4th St.
PARK AYE. w s. inn ft n of !K7th st; 2 lots
each 40.4x100; P P t 7; 3 yrs: ft per cent; Frank
A Becker to John Rendall: each mtp S^.ooo.
PARK AYE. W ?. IBoiß ft n of IR7rb st, 4n.ix
100- Sept 7. ." yrs: « per cent; same to same;
$3. firm. address. i 6-"?"i 6 -"?" Bast 162 d st.
PLOT begins 990 ft c of White plains road x
170. n Morris Part aye, 25x100; Sept 10: due as
per bond; Margaret Lnnjfdon to Mar>- A Ham
mann; 93.000; attorney. Clock* & Clocke, 2022
Boston road.
RVKR we • s. 34.5 ft ■ of l "th st. SO.3X
Irreg; Sept 12; due as per bond; Eleanor V and.
Stephen A Whisten to Gertrude I Instraham;
$1,600; address. 102 Broadway.
VAN CORLBAR PL, • s, 563.1 ft s w of 227 th
et. 41.11x0f>.*»x irreg; Sept 12: due as per bond;
Arthur W Ritus to Theresa H Freeman; $6,500;
attorney. George F Handel, 149 Broadway.
187 TH ST. Sb,s b, ,V> ft wof Belmont aye. :v>xin<V
Sept 13; 2 yrs. 6% per cent; Pietro Crlssenolo to
Kate, c Carroll; 94.900; attorney. M J Scanlan.
51 Chambers st.
187 TH ST. n s. 5?.S ft w of Park aye, 33.4xt00;
Sept 7: 3 yra, 6 per cent Frank A B»cke r to
John Randall. $2,500; address. 579 East 152 d St.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name a rd address of lender's attorney-.*
SEPTEMBER 13.
MANHATTAN. •
BROADWAY, n w cor «7th st, 131 .8k7&.9x98x
K4.9- Broadway, w p. 112.10 ft s of fi^th st,
130.2x2.")x117.4x25.1: Apr 24, 1PO0; William H
Arkenburgh. to Morris H and [/iuis H Wech«
ler. exrs; $3,500; attorney. Louis Wertheimer,
302 Broadway.
COMMERCE ST. 33. 3 sty frame, 24 Sx37x
irresr. Dec 14. 190"; Emma M S Mertantz to
Albert Berry; $1,960; attorney. G McKenncll. 52
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AYE, 1336. a - .-or 17? th st,
S«.sxlo<>. Aur 14. 1907: Herman Strauss to Fred
erick L Allen, exr; $32,300; attorney, Tttla
Guarantee and Trust Co, 17« Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS .WE 1352 and 1354. 5 sty brk.
39x100: Aur 14, IPO7. same to the Poushkeepsie
Savings Bank. $27. onr>; attorney. sani* as above.
WEST BROADWAY, 175. 5 sty brk. 2fi H>x
20x27.1x20.1; May 1. 1905; Albert Rue Palse r
and ano to Martha » Falser (discharged without
production of mtg>; 9560; attorney, Harold
Swain. 17« Broadway.
7.VTH ST. s s, 150 ft is of 4th aye, f><>xlC>2.2;
Aur 1, 1869 El wood Banfieid to Gertrude
O'Brien: $35,000; attoraej Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 17*5 Broadway
BYRON ST. • s. 228 ft n of Koesuth aye.
10().rix25x9S. 11x25; Bepi 18, 1909; Andrew f
Lilly and ano to James F Moore; 5750; attor
ney." Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co,
100 Broadway
DECATUB ST. c s. 338 4 ft a of 205 th st. 112
x2ft: Sept 24. If" 1 *. Frederick Hasler and ano
in Mary Russlon; $700; attorn*] a Knox, 19S
Broadway.
LOTS 45. 4»* and 66 map Section I. Morris
Park; Auk '■' 1907; Clarence Lerov Bennett to
Title' and Guarantee Co, by vice-president:
$1,800: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co' 176 Broadway.'
LOTS 112, 113 and 114, map 1.273. Hunt's
Point Realty Co, .tun- 11 li'OO: Times S ( jua-->>
Construction Co to Hunt's I'olnt Realty Co;
$1,700: attorneys. Roosevelt a Kobbe. 114
Wail st.
LOTS S3 and R4. map 1.122. portion of Crane
estate. Bronx: Dec 14. 1906; John Robertson
and ann to Jonas B Kiaaam; 97,218 attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
LOTS sis and SIT, map Laeoada Park, «a<-h
lot 25x100; Aug 18 I960; Annie Kopnchovsky
to Paul Armltuce: 8600 attorney, A H Monte-
Krtff. 280 Broadway.
LOT 117 map villase of East Tremont,
Westcheat*r County. 25x103; April 7. 1910;
Levlnson improvement Co to the Christ
Realty and conetructlon Co; $2,000; attorneys,
Rabe & Keller, 288 Broadway.
LOTS 188 and 196 Inclusive, mat' 1.268, Bronx
Terrace Jan 3, 1910; Gustuv A Hoffman to
Irving Realty Co; 91.000; attorney. Title Guar
ante« mid Trust Co. 17« Broadway.
MOUNT HOPE PL. » s, *8 ft c of Morris
aye. 50x100; S»pt 10. ! v '-'7 Henrietta l^iewim
to Lilly Neumann; $^.0t»»; attorney. Alfred L
X Bullowa, 31 Nassau si.
ROAD to Mlddlotown. » p 250 ft • from
I c cor Ifapes »'• 107x50. b.'lii(? lots 7 and 8,
limp 04. of hiiil<lliiK lota, W A * I! C M. t^.«-»
West Chester Vl Hater ; March 9, 19(>0; Mary Kami
to Anna A Kimber; 98.809; attorney. Stephen
Wray. 443 East Tr^mont aye.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBBIi 13
Emilie Belsiegel to Albert II Gleanon: »4.(»>.
American Mortgage Co to Emllle. Belslege.l;
$4 <**>
Charlotte Rehbock to Christian Flue»ei; $i,nnf>.
Henr\ J Prudhomroe. arlmr, to Edwin* Prud
herome; $2A.««io
Matilda H Ra«>ak to Everett P F»f»iy; *3.{WX>
Oliver Melklejohn to Washington Paving*
Bank: $25.00<» <■■:-•_- • -
Wilson Marshall to Law-yens Title Insurance
•nd Ti ■:•! Co; $30,000.
H»nrv D BuHwrnkal to North Side Bank of
Brooklyn!; *4 iv>o
Flora. l r BolomOß to Jennie. F.ttincer: $1(W
v Jarr\- N RefTS* et a! to Benjamin J "Wei!;
SOOOrt
Trujt r>rrpanv of America to Mary h i!:-
T .. „.y JJ
Henry W Knrmin to Katharine C Vetter and
St Luke's Hospital to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
$18..V)0. ■ ■■■■ ■ ' -■' Z.
John Randall to Bronx Borough BanK: 51.
Uwvcr* Tltl- Insurance and .Trust Ob to G«r
man Savings Rank: $14.«i0. .
Same to lawyers Mortgaise. Co;. " asst»; each
B3 .VV>
Charles R'msrn and no. as ears of "WKltam
Remsen. to diaries Rems*n and ano. trustees
of William Rem«»n: *-U.OnQ.
Same to sam»: X24.W*.
Sam» to cam*; ?7.Vnnf.
Ham» to na i 11".1 1 " . 587.500
Sam*, to sam": 4 assts: total. tv-.nr**
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to v ' -"--»
Horn-. *l«.0fiO.
game to same: $34,e*>.
Title Insurance Company of N*>w Tor* "' A^T W
York Life Insurance Co; 2 assl3; each JMO.T'O.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
BJEPTdfBKK 13.
BROADWAY. « w cor of l«Hb ••. flOxl.TO; A
V.' GTstner 'Vi art Hush .r I-awler. owner and
contractor; $506 4.".
RVER .AYE. b e cor «i l««th st. S4xlfU.«; Na
tional Flr»proof .-a«h an-! r»o»r Co act I A
Whisten Construction Co. o*ner and contractor;
$2.15.
I<VSTH ST. -•;'• la 230 West: Benjamin vtr'l'--!
•t al a«;> Marj- E Tilyou. owner; Thomas Me-
Gowan. contractor: 5134.
SRTH ST. .142 and Mi West: Morris J Gordon
si a! agt Anna A Pbyfe. owner; A H IScnolt.
contractor: f -7.*
JEFFERSON ST. 33: Morris Hochberg »xt
I^iuis Shulsky Co. owner. Jacob Spector. con
tractor: $4»>5.
COMMONWEALTH AYE. ■ •«• cor of Mansion
st 7.ixP.'i Laur»nt T*oir»»r ast EM Anthony s ko~
man Catholic Church of Van Nest, owner; An
tonio D'Andr»a. contractor; ?•"><'
NASSAU ST 51: William R Jacqu»s -* »'
a»tt H»nry Hrash. owner; r.rampion Realty Co.
contractor: $11".
2J>TH ST. 214 and 216 West; Evans Bros Inc.
a r Edward i. Rcsenbaun owner: Edwin I.
Brown, contractor: Jos-ph !>rman and R ■a*>
_.. sub-contractors: >M
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
COLONIAL
STUDIOS
39 \\>«t 67tb «t •
A FEW CHOICE STH)!O«
AM» ir\RTMFM« FROM
5650 TO $2,000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
North Corner Mtb M . Mam 120. 125.
FIREPROOF APARTMENTS.
Apartments of 8. 1" and 12 rooms and 1 bathe: '
location finest In ; - ..^'■-^ '
i ■
AT,* LIGHT AMIDOX LARGE ROOMS.
Broadway and ?3d si
7 rooms and bath. 51,3iv>-sl.p/M>.
E!o-tri- -„_. all night et^varoi hall »«rrl -
ONE CORNER APARTMENT.
■
/X
STRICTLY MILAKO FIREFRCOT.
125 and 127 West Ml Street.
7 rooms and bath. ll.aaa ||
B9«c lißhts. all I-!-'-- elevator?. Standard s« — tea
"L" and B'way s-i-'a-— terminals en block.
Subway on» b!ock. Centra Park one block.
C /k "^
Selected Mats of Apartments
for any part of the city.
State siz* price and location d»«tred.
RENTING KKMCU SYSTEM.
| \^ Broadtr-av and P-»rt J
STRATFORD- AVON
\>«- ready for occupancy. North corner 88d -
st. and P.iversld* Drive; 8. p. M rooms; 52.500 i
upward. Ag°nt on pr°ml«" > ;. »
THE BELNORD
B"war. Am«t^rdnm Are., and *«?th to «7tb St.
W. H. DOLPON & CO.. Aynts.
_ "V" >lnn — s Ay». !
The Cleveland
-ISO East 24th St.
Unfurnished apartments »f > rooms, ampl» clos- ;
lets . ate Call b°tCTg«n M and 3. !
REED HOUSE.
121 ST ST. & BROADWAY.
7 room Apartments. $I.2TK>. '
GRAMERCY PARK CLUB^
36 Gramfrj- Park.
Be eral desirable apartments for rent.
Kan 0 rooms and 3 baths. .. .$3,200 to $2,900
PEASE « F. 1.1. 1 IM W Agt*.. 340 Madison At.
BROOKHFIP.
4.*>o Riverside Drive 1 116 th St.).
MODERATE RENTAL.
HUSTON 4; SPRAKER CO..
25 Liberty St. Z^i_ ;^r" John.
FINEST S. p ANT 10 ROOM APARTMENTS
on Broadway; The Cornwall, north cor.
B'way and 9<ith st.: 12 stories high, absolutely
fireproof; 2 and 3 baths: rent, $1,900 to 52.500
per annum. Agent, on premises.
WILL SUBLET HIGH CLASS 7^ ROOM
apartment In the Apthorp. Broadway and
7f>th st.. eighth floor, southern exposure: re- j
du<-«d rental . Immediate poaseselon. Apply i
APTHORP OFFICE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. I*
T hjl fo k 1 vie \v
Maicniflrent Elevator Apartment*.
3. T. £ and 9 Rooms 8438 to $1,500
Continuous automobile service • -. and from
Wat st. sub* • and the apartments.
S. E. cor. 181 St.& Haven Aye.
THE [SWITZERLAND v
North Cor. lM«t St. and Riverside I>rive
S. 6. •. 8. » and 10 Koonn. $750 to SI 800
Fr^d'k Zlttal & Son* Apts.. Bway & 7f»th St
" ROCKFOREST
Boutb«roat cot 171 st ot. and Fort Washtnrfv.
a\e ; immediate possession; 6, 7. !> rooms; j;-"
up-war- ! Agent on premises.
STUDEJC COURT.
Blork front -ant side of St. Nicholas »• — a-"l
lTfith and 177 th sts Two to four Tooms and bath
with kitchenette; POOtoSSao Agent on premises'
"HA7FI HURST " ' W - tor - *1« St. and
nA4ELilUlfal, Fort Washington Aye
rin»»! residential section. 4, 5. n and » rooms
1 and 2 baths. *"''"' '" 51.300. Owner residing
on pr»mi»o«. >-7.
IIAI.H)ON~6rRT~BBa.T and l33d~St
■\l,".\ 1 ,". ? and , 8 root "»- 1 »nd •_. baths. Law,
children s playroom, containing 1.-.'oo square
feet. Rentals very reasonable. *««««» |
OwaoTj r>n rmiiilaaa
WE can SURELY SUIT YOU AT — thp
MAJESTIC . S. E. cor. t4.-,t st. and St
Nicholas aye.; 7 and 8 imf^T rooms- electric
llEht and toe supplied without coit ctrlt "
nots « JPAY_ LOR. :;;.,-. Broadway.
CHESAPEAKE AM) BHEyAXI>OAW
"SftSl Si
v S^O Snm" ""•*• B and f> '■'•oms: rents $»
BOKO I (;|| OF BKOOKLYX.
BROOKLYN APARTMENTS
n •«•■ Berlin.
New- York "V° *r, V ' * **• '■"" tar ' to
S^i^rSStt^; on pr ' mls * 9 - or tfle
"«" tam^il^ 1 ?"^ T AMD VrOOMS
Janitor RV.' t- , m hMt - hot . wat * r - *'*ctrlclty.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
WANTED «IN NEW YORK'
i\.tK. | k. St.. Box 20, Tribune O!tics«.
MULBERRY rrr til: Fran* T^mm^*
estate of Peter F Gallagri-r. owa»r- Lnsf* H
contractor: U«n. . . ' "** 8«^
116 TH ST. 11 and 13 West; P»te P vjo
act Mitral Realty and Construction 'o^%
r>anl«! A Doran. less**, S B»-rr(«r»-
tractor: $115 60. * u-*u -*
MERCER ST. ■•; Joseph Ftnke! " *rt «_
Well and Joseph .L Ruttmweiser "nw^l. -t
H Sleg»l. contractors: $275. ' €(
SAME PROPERTY; Isaac sT'ottj ._, |
$!"«> r ••«
SAME PKOrERTY; Edward F«n»-»«.
same; «45. '"»-««». H
lan PROPERTY; MsaaaM ■".'•aßsfcs.^
a t.ame;s72. "-•i
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENj,
SEPTEMBER \Z.
TTB ST. 2:.'.4 Baal EUer Mantjfact-^ ''
ast John r :■!•- »• aJ: May 12. !!>:<>; »-i]i»*l
BROADWAY. 320; Ross ,< ststi a?t c *i
Syndicate Building Co et al; A-ig 2. v>-> fS*
AMSTERDAM AVI s w cor of 7*Hh «• *_l
hattan Color Works agt G-orgUn Reiltr p"
ai Aug 27. 1910. $210. 7C|^
Br:L.M"N*T AYE. 9 * cor of -— rt . jj
Barba a«' Checchina. Carucci et a!; 3e» •"
(by bond>: $1.««>. ** '\
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
60TH. ST, n s. 127> ft w cf Park »-- : i^-J
sty and p»n oIiSR P^ v a r- t»g ".»T4 ' i
Chares L p™?r. Shelter Island, js x. aj
Walker & Gillette. 131 West 4<Hh st. arcS:!
.. c- S,V>.OOO. ~ -j
RIVERSIDE --•- • • 12»l4 ft t» J
Riverside Terrace: tor a - *••■• and attic *,!
.',.-. tm3B S C R»«W 59 St Nirholas pi ,3{
Chappy tl * Bosworth. S+i Br^dwav. arciwl
cost. r23.(K*>.
-■ • ■
t.T«TH ST. l 8.-tW ft ' of S? Anz • ar.- *.j
1 sty rTk •muMmeni hall. 39ottWV Tmtot 2«J
Co <Phlllr> Wattenr*rg. 170 Broadxar. "j^j
Continned on ninth page.
j • CITY HOTELS
HOTEL - ."*
BRISTOL
122-124 WEST 49th St
>"irW YORK
This hotel has been remo<le!l«<J jw
altered to meet the demands of a hi?:.
class family patronage. \v -- .an <£?
I beautiful rooms at moderate prices J
! a yearly lease. You should inv»3tisi4
before iocatins*.
ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATEH,
Unfurnished. ? : "" to vl " pet raonti
Furnished. fwß " .?.V» r. -.-«;
I ROOMS "WITH PRIVATE BAT]
Unfurnished, - 4' > to s=fi<"> "°— rrwatli
Furnished. ?-V> r ?"» - ;
SITTING ROOM. BEDROOiI ~ ir>
PRIVATE B^TH— ~«
Unfurnished. • i+ '-" to •'""' -- meaftf
Furnished. f*3 "SIOO " ; -- * "*i
Season rates furnished on appHcatfcr
also rate* for larger "tmesj|
Restaurant a la Cart*.
T. E. T OLSON. Pres. and %
HOTEL SEVILLET
! M*r)i'f»N A\ E.. .ITH ST.
.--•« -..--, and unfurnisn^d. t<j -^
■ APARTMENT HOTELS. ~"
Hotel Renaissance
512 Fifth Aye., Cor. 43d St.
APARTMENTS
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE!
av%*v%/%/"V%-%*'%^%'*> i V'VV%V»
J We have a few floors at i
i: 92 Liberty Street]
i » "
4 suitable for corporations or!
I > for subdivision. Also some J
f rooms at |
1971 97 Cedar Street]
# The two buildings are con- 1
I r nected by hallways. Both are j]
? new, well built, and centrally j
5 located. Parties needing
a space in October can be tfrj.
i commodated at once. I
1 THE FIDELITY AND j
J CASUALTY COMPANY;
j 5 of NEW YORK. f|
| "
♦ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OB TOLT
BOROrOU OF MANHATTAN. '^
WEST 36TH STREET,
BETWEEN TTH A>T» «TH AVEXCP I
COiIPO Prleei J3l.*
WEST 38TR STREET.
BETfIXLV 7TH A>!> «™ ATE>TE I
: wiiw Price. «•■■'■
Address V, P., P. 0. Box 822.^
I
LONG IST AND.
HOUSE BARGAIN
A n«?w suburhan fcou«». with 3l! rry "^ l
t-n-o blocks from depo', »b n-x Ptssrn^
tunnel thtrd-rail etcctrtc ltn«: t *" nt y"t!! ) jS
ut-s from Manhaitar.: in a ri^'a" 55E
park: fln- «urroundinars: trrtry *-* va:lt "** : s S
proflt as tnvestm<»nt and a I*l3l d*sin-;« rl
am! harßain: sunali payre-r.ts and »«y i^
I Apply T. I. M'SEECE. I* Nassau i'~ f: **
4QrQ < ..-. l b _^ __J
WATER FRONT PLOTS
FISHING. YACHTING. BATHING
Ifl BBtaißtas from H-rald Squar*. - 1 '-' *'.^!
Improvements; north shor«« of I* I-: "* - "L
' tial; «as 7 monthly MTxaonta Ca!l '" '""I,
[ transportation. F- KEITH. *f> m>«rt7_i>
THESE ARE UNUSUAL TIMES: IT J*
; quires an unu«ua! pr^posri'Ti to ■■■"*■ •"3
tion. I havp noticed this situation. JM •» -
j ros t.- dispose of N*auttrul. c"P * te « *„'
(new Country Horn*, m a chamuas "* ."»
'Park, with ror^eous Mew* of I'as.i*^^.
end ■.-■■* Island Sotmd. ftv? «55 »«j;
tisss station. :» minutes to Herajd J^
«• 3<n Las? THAN BE At. v * :/^u^a*
lv«»nlent terms. This h^use. «-si:r. :1: 1 .s. -*
jby oni» ay-re of jrrour.a. will sansrr r'Tj^fl
careful and exacting homawb; ■ "JT^r* 1
for a sup-rtor rorc« In th* riira* n*rr'rs^n *rr'rs^
Price $ 1000 worth S2O.W. Write tx t=T
HOME.
Bon 252. Trt>ur* O?J^ ~---^M
BINT.AI.OW. — Six >arc- rooms: IjU?
•water and electrir ttrbt*: *.cr» °Jj^t
north shore of Lonsr Isiartd; «^ ~g:.
Now York. For -a- • ■-_."--
HASTAI.I- T7» B-wv N. T. C. _i^jfz~-g
IF YOU WANT TO BUT rROFSg,*
Lonsc Island, within corr.mutins *•?£»!&
N.w York. (OMOlt THB WOTa»^s
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Times Bu!l-=«- ,
York City. --£
QUEENSBOItO CORPORATION. l^*~£g*
•way. Manhattan— Healers in ■ : frr^
of real estate la the Borough S iV" a»r-
!v located lots and plot* r«r ,-"a\"»i'--
Xacturtnp or Investment. t ■ «* *^-**
Sale* Manager. . -"*
BOKOI OF BKOOK^ V
DEriPEP BARGAIN IN _,_.- saJI
I I>K •'fK.T< P\K,VAIN ; N 3 -ar»
bush.— N«w one family brick ''"«■•«•*
Il^h rooms, tastefully decorat*a.
floors, hardwood trim, tiled r-atn * n " L, ifi
wainscoted dmlnjt room: "• •"■' " .' '•- '
venlence: pri.~e $5,500: terms to »»«• s^»
"■•■ to Brighton Beach "L" an^ «f
lln#«s. Th»»» houses cannot be eq^*'; •*^ cs »
where, either for a horn* or an '° aaM
WM. F METERS. 47^ GravesoedJ^f^^
ONE-rAMILT HOUSES— " "*".;, !»*■
10 r.-.m.H. •_■ baths; speoUT tnducetneK- •*■
er* NOW; 4th -41 an.i Prospect F»* c^
within 3» feet of ITospeot Park ' s *^r^«s,
SINGER. twilMer. on premtse*j_*j2^ -g;
OTTO SINGER'S MOPEI> I
houses are th*> best valu* In >^^ 3!*
rooms and bath; larse porch: "•' ' 'h<S**
••l/ 1 from Brooklyn Bridge, to - ■•* **■ Jm
on* blo.-k to West Sth st. ;— T
WESTCUE9TEX COC>T - 1
PHIUPSE MANOH ON THr ! J|VI
On* mil* unobstructed rl*«r ■ rtn 7?_ i , , ' ■
•m r»»id«nc«» near completion Aaai^-
PHILJPSE MANOR CO- .
Philips Manor. N»« — r -T
Ml!*t KM AM"I "
VAN rORTI-\.M>T /^.jAa.
Adjolnla« Van Cortlandt Park >^- ..
Lots. -fcUOft $*C- to «-^V^i=»«!^
Office on property. A. F HA^?T^t? Tt^
p O T"* mn^
REAL ESTATE : _ — >