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10
Of Interest to tOomen
THE HAPPIEST PLACE
It Must Be Founded on the Rock
of Good Cooking.
There is maaetbaag •wrong with the home
That is not th*> "happiest place on earth,"
«nd a large part of tho unliappiness in
modern home* is caused by v cook
lnp. So reasons Mrs. Mar?- E. "vTilk
inmm. the author of die latest beafc on the
•Jtibiect. "The Honvmaking Cook Book" (the
"W. B. Canker Company. Chicago). There
fore she has Jotted down fo»- th«- benefit of
"the po° r - thf ' rich, the «ck. Jh<> ■well**
nil the wisdom she has acquired from long
' " :
net* iT3 *o r and in dome-tie
schools-. It is a book, however,
4m appeal moTe t^ those of limited
•mar- than to the welMo-do American
boose^if* and to th*> country woman
rath-r than to th- duller in cities.
Th* young housekeeper, who ha? not yet
i»»rned tha little crosscut? and byplay*
■rtrtch heir to mal;* domestic machinery
ran «noothly. -Kill find many usefulltttte
Mats about boytas euiucantenr. utilizing
leftover?- a^d planning arT^tiz:ns menus..
1 bere are three kinds of bread. *>ach care
fdly iabeOed for the benefit of the inex
pe-ienoe*— "Every T* 3 "' Br«a<l «<-h«=ap».'*
"Milk and VTatT Br^ad tvery good, but
rather eipensiver and "Bread. Expensive
itaupht by most of the cooking schools.."
There ar»- menus which cost four persons
l^t^-^ri $3 and W a week. The first days
'anon^ may seem rather <>im. th»> writer
herself adm't c . In:* she assures th<» skep
t.«il that there Is plenty of real food
value for the nourishment of any system.
provided the dishe? be prepared scientifi
cally. For breakfast <it va.s Sunday, too)
■thr. fymfb of four l.ad buckwheat cakes,
■nith sugar syrup, aiid coffrr. with con
crnsed milk
-
•hrp~ r pvr tiicm corrancal mush <very
cook<?d» and milk.
The. recipe for the lemon pie ih rceoTiiniend
•^l as belr.g -my theai> y.nd ♦•a.s-y." It
calls for "just a little over on*^haJf of a
cup of sugar, the .luice of half
«i l«*moru one cup «f hot water, one heap
ing utblen<oor.ful and a half of flour and a
•t-ugptstiorj of salt- Mix the ess ar.d one-
JXoartb of t!ie sugar in a ci:p or small bowl;
««id tbe iemon juice to tiiis. Mix the rest
of tbe sssar and the flour, dry. a> for tauct.
in c. small double builT. Aad the iiot water,
*n -u-hicl^ tha skin of the lemon h;is been
k ooketi a few nunato ior flavor. Stir until
tthick, 4Uid then set in to steam for at»out
icifteen Tninutes to rook the flour better.
>dd esn and lemon Juice ar.d let stand
••tbout half a minute longer, tlien pour into
•the crust, which han t>eeri baked separately
•before this. May lie decorated -with white
of egg and sugar or pervetl with cr«arn."
In addition to the hints about cooking
inhere is much pood advice for other
'ro-iir.' of housework, such a> buying a
ikltchcn range, ridding a pantry of ants
;*jid cleaning lio'Jse so it will be a "Joy."
iThere are c\-cn directions for "washing a
*3nan's l»trt suit."
•■}"or the pants follow the rules for flan
tiels. Coat and vest can be sponged, but
not dipped, tn two or three clean pudi 1 arid
two or three warm rinsing water* with ani
rror;:;i. Let tlicm hanc outdoors in the shade
; vrrtil about half dry. Have ready a roll
of fiv« ; or fix pieces of cheesecloth which
■ h.avw been dampened tbe night lx?jore.
T»rejis the suit utid^r these, but nev'-r pui
the iron directly, un it. The padded part
«f coat sleeves can 1>» pres^^-d on v rolling
•pin or sleeve board. l>e heavy irons and
considerable strength.
"It will look like new." conclude? Mrs.
"Wilkinson. The man's opinion is not given.
Tr> make a home happy, however, it is not
«■: pug'h t»j c<>uk the nieai>', FTiepp the floors
isna i«ty the bills rt.-guUirly. If the wife
*i:id n;oth«-"r be not cheery and s»>et tem
jwred. f^tvs the ■writer, home will be a dis-
STiiJ place for father and the boy?. To
make the ere on a cold morr.ing, bakt
muffin* ior breakfast, cio a big washing
and ft-ed tht cat, zUI iv a. few hours, with
en achinp boa*: and a cross baby at 1.-:
hc-clt. and at the tsume time to ke^p the
sunshine in her BOO] and its rt-flection ■■
lier •unienaa< • is the taak the perfect
■Haaeaaaißer must be aLJe to accomplish.
The f'lm^aaafcaßa; Caafe Hook" has many
practical jjupgcstions which will help her,
'and at the back of tn«* hook are pace* of
quotations ■»!•-■ have -■•■■ ■! :.• writer
herself on houses-leaning 1 dayt.
,S«m« lovely n*-»- wcai yea are of white
< hiJTon. »it): light embroid«'ries of pold
heads. They liave lining.- of plain white
chtffotu and the said urt- gatiitrred in and
fini£h«L<l arttr silk ia--i
REMOVAL NOTICE
A. F. JAIYIMES
T. cique sad «clu»r.* i P^rti in new loratfJ
» ■ €2fe 3'-h Avenue. bf-t»«:n I>th and 2Kb tftr..
«rfeer« th« latert Varibizn Nnv» ;•!#* in Ftmili
ipaV,l~ri* ejifl M"iirr<inA- J«*!r> si* now on *«!»•.
Sf.ur early i-ai) is resjM-ctfuJiv j--. rn-d
THE BLACK VELVET GOWN
It Is Wot the Dignified Garment
of Days Gone By.
In days gone by th«» Mack velvet gown,
with accessories of fine white la<-e. was the
outward symbol of dignity, and the woman
who wore it generally intended to indicate
thereby that she had ieft the follies of
youth behind her. Now. however, the fash
ion makers. Inspired by th« desire, of the
up-to-datp woman to appear youne rather
than dignified, are producing costumes 5n
•which this beautiful combination of fabrics
takes on nuKe a new character. This el-
ff*ct Is nMslnerl sometimes merely by the
u «w» of simpl" lin»«. but may be enhanced
by the addition of .-arm 15 d»<*oraTU «* f«»at
iir^s.
Tn t*i«» first c'isrum* 1 tllustxated to-day, «*
charmingly youthful rnod^l. a gr " at part of
th*=. Mack velvet which ostensibly forms th«
foundation of the gown is eovr^d with an
Empir*- tunic of black and white striped
satin, trimmed with bands of From
■under thf tvmic corner a flounce of laoa in
•which th° *iesiens ar<=> much In relief. A
touch of gold Is added ■■ the form of a
littie- round collar of net. which la mounted
ov*>r white lac e and finished with a knotted
gold cord. The. hat of bla'-k mirolr velvet.
ic ,i<="-oraT<»d with patin r-»e«?s and mrtallic
leaves.
A tunic of fmr Venetian la^e. trimmed
•with hea\i»r lac*, which is framed with
folds of whjt» satin, is a conspicuous feat
ore of the. second .costume. Th» edge of
the runic is adom<*d with a Baementerle
frinxre. and the waist is confined by a gold
cord. A band of fox confine? the futeean
of the Mack velvet skirt at th« foot, and
narrower bands of the same, fur tdpe the
sleeves. The bat is of gold pauze. veiled
with Muck tulle and bord**r«»d with black
j velvet.
-
THOSE SCARRED FACES
New Veils Indicate That They
Are Not Yet Demode.
An insjK-ction of the new veilings foree 3
one to the lunclusion that lair faces which
are apparently shockingly scarred are go
ing to lie set-n in the strt-etP for some time
to come. Th;- shadow veilings, with large
figures that produce* this offset, art- shown
in great variety and a.r« really so beautiful
that it is quite easy to understand their
i'z-mpiins many a woman to buy one with
out duly considering how her face will look
under its shelter. Some of the latest of
these veilings have the additional charni
cf a ChantiUy border about threw or four
inches deep. The scalloped edge oi" the lace
Is sewed to the veiling, leaving the outer
edge straight. Oiher exquisite snadow
veils have hand-run allover floral oesigns.
Chiffon veils, which are now thought to
ue a necessity to every woman, whether
sht motors or not. show the Influence of
the present fondness fcr combining differ"
ent colors. Hemstitched doable vtils. made
of chiffon in two contrasting colors, can
be bought for S3 C. They are one yard
wide and a yiird and a third long. Veils
oi the same kind if a little shorter coat 51 '■£>.
Ombre veilb. which ;ire shown in all the
fashionable shadtt, re light in the centre
and grow darker toward cuch end. They
have satin borders, are a yard wide and
three- yards lon-r and ?ell for JC f>s.
• ... ilwaj -irlds a
:■
-
■
Seen in the V/)opj
One of the latest no^eltk-s Is an electric
cane. It hat a crook at the top and a two
nch silver band that may be shoved up
o disclose a strong electric lignt. which Is
a great aid in the finding of names, num
bers and stray keyholes. It unscrews for
he replacing of the battery and alia for
Xl'Ji.
lien's long hous»j gowns ma- of neck
wear silk in the be?t patterns and colors,
with girdles to match. Mil for B
The short coats or smoking Jackets of
the same Fort of silk arc also very popular
and sell for Jl2.
Men's silk hose, made in the same man
ner as silk stoves, .-»-amlfj>-, with double
Ujfs and glove, finished tops, M new and
sell for Jl a ralr They are said to wear
well.
Silk knitted four-in-hand ties for men
are in accordion stripes and plaids and tell
for $3 each.
A metal image of a Turk four inches
high, with upraised hand, calling atten
tion to the Oriental rug spread out before
him. makes a pen tray that i.< very pretty
in coloring. Ii •as for Jl9r/».
A Uii 1 - m-tal forge, mtli honF<-« and Jit 1 1*"
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBr\E. TRTDAT. OCTOBER H- 1W-
THE'CAMDEN APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Investor Gets Tins New Six Story Structure. Fronting in 95th
Near Broadway, from Sterling Realty Company.
PARK AYE. SITE TO BE IMPROVED AT COST OF $1,000,003
Trad'nc in the residential districts and •
a lease in the Fifth avenue retail shopplns
zone were features yesterday of the real
estate market. There was considerable
Investment buying. j
An investor bought through Alfred E. |
T aaaallil from the Sterlinc Realty Com
pany, the Camden. a six-story elevate)
apartment house, Moa 204 and 206 West)
95th atraal it occupies a plot wltn
a frontal of 62.4 feet. Mr. Toussaint will
be the Tontine apent of the property. The
house was held at $170,000.
Activity in th* upjxt East Side yesterday
was of lan^r volume than in many weeks.
The three-story dwelling house. No. 116 C
Park avenue, on the crest of Lenox \U\\,
was sold by Pease & Elllman. for Hi
Susanna W. Bornhoeft That house hi be
twe«n •-■! and 33d streets. 1-
Sharuni found ■ buyer for tno
f..ur-story sinplo flathousc No. ISS '-•-■-
inpton avenue, near 116 th street. In part
payment for the property '" lots at W est
Hampton. Long Island, ninety-four acres
i«i Centre County, IVnn.. and sixteen lota
In the Ardcn tract in The Bronx were,
piv^n. o
The two-aton- dwelling houses No r^
aiid -^ East 124 th stireet, on ■ plot 40x100
feot alFo changed hands yesterday. Fred
erick Fox A: Co. boW the property for
Emanuel Arnsrcin to a builder, who will
improve the premises with ;i six-stor> .
ajaraf
It was said yesterday that a lons term
lease had Wn ammped by the Harwell
Realty Company with a tenant who is to
occupy the store and first ar.d second floors
of th. recently completed fourteen-story
store and loft building at the northwest
corner of Fifth avenue and 43d street, op
posite the Temple Emanu-El.
The tenant-to- ■ aa also said to be « ;
larpe corn-em dealing in women's apparel
in a downtown location, from which a re
moval vrfll be effected in the near future
It Is underrtord that the rental to bo
paid for th* term w*" approbate more
than njao.m.
The structure, hid, was orect^d by th*
CambUn Realty Company on ground pur
chased from the T.-e estate at J7M.W. was
leased by th* builders throuph Mark Ra
falsky to the Harwell company while un
dor ... Inst Februarj". Rubae
nu«ntlv the building and land were sold
Just before completion to Mrs. A M Booth
through Miller, McMann & Donley
New Building Projects.
Plan" have- been til~l for another $L«O.6«0
s par: ment house by George and Edward
Blum, architects, to r^ erected at the
scwithwest corner ot Park ft venu< and :6th
• Btreet. The buildinp will be twelve ptone?
, ftnd mansard, with a frontage of 102 .2 feet
on the avenue by 122.6 feet in the street.
with a facade of granite at the first story
and brick and tprra cotta above, ornament
ed with small window balconies from the
third to the tenth and the twelfth floors.
rr , e eleventh story facade being ornamented
•with larsre balconies and the windows sur
rounded with ornamental ♦erra. cotta work
: The buildinp -srill be entirely fireproof and
j equipped with one paesenge r and on" ser
vice elevator- The edifice will contain ac
: eommodatlons for thlrty-»ix families. Th»
I mansard will contain thirty-three room?
[ for servant? and an*, apartment of five
roonu and a larpe laundry and dry room.
Th« Seventy- sixth Street and Park Avenue
Company, of which Frederick Johnson is
preside i? the owner A similar apart
ment house is to be erected or. the south
east corner of Park avenue and 76th street.
! Plans for that bolldtaaj were recently filed.
The Bane architects have filed plans for
' an eight story, Wgt class apartment bouse,
'to be erected on the south aide of 87th
streel 230 feet east of Fifth avenue, with
; accommodation's for eight families. Th*
1 bufldlng will have a frontage of 75.? f«et
! and a depth of .- - feet of fireproof con
struction, equipped with an •"levator, with
I a facade "f brick and terra cotta. The
| Capitol "Realty and Construction Company
Is the oTvn«»r. -., cost is pla< ■ al 1330,000.
BUILDING 70 BE E>rLARGED
i
Fourteen More Stones for Knicker
bocker Trust Company's Structure.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company In
tends to proceed at once to add fourteen
stories to its present building •••• No. 60
Broadway. The. original plans for this
buUdins were for twenty-two stories, hut
in 1908 [when the present portion was built)
the directors considered that because of
the. high cost of construction and the small
demand for office space ai that time, it
would be -wise to wsßtpbne the completion
of the building to some future date. Their
action at this time has been prompted by
the fact that the present buildinp Is prac
tically oiled with tenants and the building
can now be completed for approximately
SSW.OOO l^ss than the original estimate. It
is understood that the George A. Fuller
Company has received the contract for
building the addition and that McKim.
Mead & White are to he the architects.
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY
Studebaker Company Rents More Stores
for Showroom Purposes.
Th«" Stndehaker Company baa :ea?«*d six stores
at the 39tn strent end of the building which
George Ehret Is erecting on the block front on
the fast sidf of Eighth avenue and f)9th street.
at Columbus Circle. The space wlil be used for
offices ar.u showrooms. The Stu.iebaker Company,
recently leased the store, ba^e.mcnt and lour lofts
in the Rantfall T-tuildiiig. al No. 138 to 146 V.'cst
s^'d Ktrect. which will also »«• used for salesroom
puir"«>e a - The concern 1 short time ago rented
l:s building at liroadwao-'. Seventh avenue anil
i 4>ith street.
I'tase & Elltman hay« lea~-tl at No. 14 Dey
; street lh» store for the Western Union Telegraph
i Company to LdbowJti Urothers; at No. ">%" >%t '
V.'ater Btrpet. the building to F. J. Wai.-li . at
I No. 34 Maiden Lane, the store to bamuel Vor-
figures in ivory, makes a pretty paper
■weight and costs Hl7i
A Turkisii cobbler sitting on a rus. with
his shoes and tools about him. la in the
same mv and tells tat $12, while tht;
snake charmer, with two snakes coiled and
rising from the rug, sells for $18.
Fragile little china ballet girls, with lace
skirts, for cabinet pieces sell for $1 7u each.
Straw covered cologne bottles, with straw
co%ered stoppers, made by the Navajo Ind
ians, sell for $3 IB each. Those made by
the Hoopa Indians sell for $••■ and both are
very beautiful in weave and coloring.
Baskets for silverware, with two com
partments, mad* by the Frazier Indians,
cost J6, and are also rich In coloring.
Porcupine quill and white hlrch bark
baskets for various i>ur[>o^e.s bell from 8
cents up, according to size
The very attractive Navajo bangles in
silver come in all widths and in varied
designs and s<ell tor KM upward.
Souvenir ■paana ooma in -Uf Navaju
vrr, with ladiai upon them, and
sell from 11 up
Thr nsm»B of «hop« wri«'r<> article* iii^ntion^d
on this page were ssss can i» obtained by
mi( a •tamped and «<ldr»!i»<»d fiu-rloti? t« '•.•?« n
in the KhOpS-" New-York Tribune.
m rr m No S . r = and 34 V«*y rtreeti ■■■■ thou
sand scuan. fe-t f« Charles M. RuwHl to \* IlJ
jan , 1-. Oan A re: ,- v, IS Ufc-rl *tr~t.
offices ... M 11. Ct'wW. ■»■" «* Szab °- **"
W. Gray. Charles G. Kna P P. H. O.ermhark.
Horn- McPonoush an-i Merar*. C. E- aPd ■ '"
Lan*« '-man , •_
Frederick Fo* a Co. fc*w laujfl «* «*« N "
n:«4 Breadwav Company tM Store and jMBMt
on Ui^lifayrtti .treet corner containing over
fotWn thousand fquar" feet of ?P?C«. tal the
new twelve story building now h..r orr.-t.-l at
No?, rai- and «M Broadway. ■""'■"" '■•■ *"' ■*?**■
to Albert Robertson * Co. Th* ..„„, broker.
have .too tausd the. cishth loft, .-or-a:r-n X S&NP
square f-rt of space, in this building to a large
rlothins concern. Both leases arc " : a '"■■
term of years.
Goo«Jwlri & Goodwin leased for the Mary Tulley
estate to Anna Ward the I*" 1 " story private
hone No. 74 West I'ltb strret: for Anna *'•
String the four MOT private house. No. >tC
West ISM street, lo Mrs. C. M. Hraton for a
term of two years.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
PARK AVENUE^-PwiS & S^^ViKTiS*
for Mrs. Susanna W. Hornh.-fT £*£"<?':££?
avenue, a throe storr. high stoop drains how.
on a pint I*.*** »> t<*et. on the cresl of iswpx
Hill f liUVen «M and 33d streeu, to a client for
Intestnu-nt.
to a client for H I> Michaels No. 443 \Vest -~«i
J?r.et a Vur Lton dwellUW £»■•&« propv.i.
«>x «> ff f ..ft.. t . Tlii? is the nrst sale of this rrope.i.
in over thirty years.
broker*, have sold for Charles Stumpf t» ley
II Alnor fot ir"-tment th* fly stonr and bar*
ment stores, brick and «on- twenty-family tene
ment houHP N- . MM West 48th «weet.ion a !»M
23x100.5x40 roar x irregular. Tins a £•£«"'
sale of this property in the last twentj s.x
VfIBTH PTREET-Alfred E. Toussaint h»»_«*»
f.. r the Sterling Realty C°niPanyUhe»^m^
elevator apartment nous*. Ni>. 206 y\ modern
«tr«">t. a «fx ston buildinc. with all modern
lmprovwnentii. on plot ta.AxlW.lo% Ure*. to an
■,n-.^stf.r. The atove broker has been appointed
ap»>nt for the picp«tv.
IWTH STREET-SlawiSil * Ho***;.^*,^H o ***;.^*,^
for Mrs. Mart. K. Lava to a client for occu
r anoy the four stenr limestone and bnrk Amer
ican ba«e«nenl •;w*-lllnn "nt.u.«» N'\ MO nes.
114t!i street, or :< plot 13x90x100.3 feet.
lUMTii STREET— FrederJek Fox & Co have
w«ld two privaf dwelling hnu«ps. on a p'o» V\
ion f»»t. at Km 232 and -M Kast 134 th street.
between ?<~w<i ar.d Third avenues, for Ernanuei
Arr.stein. The buyer i« a builder who will im
prove the plot with a six story garage.
TUB BRONX.
ARTHUR A VENT K— E.lward Tolak sold for
Mr. Cook Nos. 1916. 1918 and \W Arthur avenue.
about 150 fe.t south of Tremont avenue ■ «"-*e
two story dwelliaß houses, on a lot lABXI3O t~*i
»jch. to WlUlan C Bergen.
FRANKLIN AVENCE-f-Fetswr & ,FeJser i«oM
ror G. E. Arthur to s Mr. Hoyd No. 123'- Frank
lin ai'tiijp. a nive-faniii> dwelling house.
VTESTCHESTER AVENCE^-The OH--h-5tT
Realty Compar.-.- sold th«» bloc* on V.»?v-hestcr
tveruc hftwe^n Slmr^on and F^x •tie eta. to
Henry/Ackor. rf,,. will erect a one story build
ing.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transaction was the only
on«» recorded yesterday at th« P.- • • Estate
Exor>an£~ salesroom. No?. 14 and t l^
street :
CEDAR AYE. ri - 51 . •■• ° of Elm :-•. i'xlOO;
Fold ro th" plaintiff for I?*' 0
RECORDED LEASES
• >T. Ith nam»> and addr*?« of lessee i
«>ctobi:r 13.
ARTHUR AYE. 2294. store, hai! m »-«r «f
sre-e and ba?»rr!cnt- Harrr.' H»H to TatrtcV
ORourk-: r. yr. trom March 1. 1»1". ?I.'J"O.
address, 2*J?4 Arthur ay
PU:d:kee ST, 3TB. store, etc: Fr«.l^r*-k
Kg!— to Ctonrad Gebhard: 5 7 mor from Get
1. IPO". -««, address. "TO Bleecker st,
vt.i; VBETH ST. 212 to 216. a <= cor Prince
st May L I3arrpt f airJ ano to Michae' Faruoio
and Michele D* S'^fano: 9 v r« 11 mos from
j m «V ]£*>* address. 212 Elizabe'b st. taxes
in ex.-ess of $2,000 ami $13,500 to $14.Cjrt.
SAME PROPERTY; agr«??ment on modifica
tion of lease a? to alterations, etc: sam* •?■-'
hum July y. IQi">s. $1. address. mum as above.
50TH PT. 235 to 23" "West. I>"wis M Bord<?n
and ano to •V^.'alter P Senior et a!: B yrs 2 mos
frcra Sop* 1. '-".' $7.50f'; ad4r«ss. SI West
60th st.
3STH ST. 237 v. •- store, -'• Oeoist Ehr-t
to Moon Motor Oar Co of New- York. ;. yrs
6 nos from N«*v 1 iftift $4.'XiO; address. 1761
Broadtrav.
127 TH ST. 449 West; Lyonhard Ra^irn - Al
exander .Tojm and ar-o. " its from O<-» !. 19! f t.
MOO address. 2361 -id ay«
133 D ST. S3l East, r • "'" Al«=xan<j»r ay«.
ptor* 3 and part cellar; Charl«s Boyce to .Tos^ph
Farna.n; -. ._ from Aug 1. 1910; ?7^"> to 9800;
address. 331 East il.?th <=•
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fWlth name and address of purchaser.)
TOBER 13.
;hatta>.
Avenue A. 1409. S sty brk. n vr ror TT.th Pt.
20.6x"5, AJiton Jir^n and Anna Jiran to Anna
Jlran untg $27.<X»>t. Oct li . $1; addrops. 1409
Avenue A.
HORATIO ST. 4. 3 sty brk stable, 23.*6xNL9;
John 'Jani«> to Adelaide H G«rvi»; all liens;
Oct 11; $1; addrp?.-. 3M West 121 st at.
BTH AYE. 240.".. s Fly J.rk, IS SxlOO; Jacob
Haci. Jr. to Amor Rfaltv Co irntg >-. 150 ali
lieri.-.; Oct 11; $100; address, IWI Brondway.
21ST .ST. 155 West. 4 sty hrk. 2i)x»S.n; Noel
B banboris. trustee, to Mary A G McliOUgbltß;
Oct 1; 935.000; address, 2.'!70 liruadway.
23D ST, 331 West. 4 sty brk. 14.4x142.4. with
pnyilesr«> of right of way through !> ft alley to.
*4th Pt; B»-lla i "a.pt>el to F'eter P Cappel <mt»ir
on«^third r,t JC<»,(t».», on thi.s and otli^r prop
erty); Oct 13; $100; address, 3T.1 ■'■ •at 2oti at.
2jT)I ST, 278 West. 1!t.4x4!t.4: George W
Hertzel v> T:i:a M P Ilcrtzel; Oct 1; $K«»; ad
dress. 53 l?ouci st.
4CTI! PT. «2 W..«t. ?. sty hrk. 2O.«xl0O..~>;
sTnuru« Blandelbauia to Philip Kraua rr.;>r
S37.tM.Vi; June 1. Jil<«); address, 158 East Bid st.
45TH . C T. 04 West 3 sty brk. 20x1m}.5: Susan
E Wood to same ■ r-.i: $41.00U); Oct 11; $100;
adiirps^. same a.^ above.
70TH ST. ."2.". and ::27 W*>pt. 4 ■-•- brk. 30x100.5;
Walter E Thompson to Annie il Tliompson <mts
$11,000): Jan 27; $100; addrt-ss. 1123 Urtmdway.
72D ST. 54i East. ." sty brk. 1."».1f»xt>4.7x ir
rctr. Anton and Anna Jlran to Anna Jtnin (mtg
$10,51 •■ Oct 11; 51; address. 1409 Aye A
72D ST, T"» Kast, ."> sty hrk. 25x04.4: same to
same (mtg- $1< '■• ■-" 11; $1; address, same
ti£ above.
T.'.TH ST. 238 West. 3 sty brk. 20x102.2; Aus
tin M Saluson to < >ra M Russell; Sept It; $1; ad
dress. 17*1 West gl4 st.
IfWTH ST. 108 Wast. 5 -•-. hrk. 25x100.11;
lOoih st. 105 West. .% sty brk. 23x100.11- I>ouis
H G Dethloff to Philip J Sehlotterbeclc rnstc
$40,000); Oct 10; onc-lialf part: fllj<>; address.
2G7 Aye A.
122 D ST. s s. Cl.-f ft w o? 3d avo. 22^.^
lrrt-K: Kmnwi .. Velder* to Florence A \videra-
Oct 10; $1; addres? 41S Park pi. Brooklyn.
_124 TH ST. s«. 360 .'t *of ive. « too :i
r.mmuiiiK-i Arr.steln et a! to Mary O titPTva"-*
(nitz $13,000); Oet V); $100; address. 2S St
John's P!. Brooklyn.
THE BRONX.
ALL, right, title and int^rf-st to .^trip ad'oinin"
land this day conveyed by party first part to
party s«>conc; part (Bainbndse avei. Ing be
tweea s lln« ; thereof and r Una land h«>retofore
conveyed, Neman to Haker. o.a^<>.7: imaa C
Uisk t.. NelUe W Pla:..; p c; Oet 11; §1- ad
dress. - ■"- Balnbridge avo.
BAXNBRIDOE AYE. 2--.72. =5x76.0i Thomas
C Lisk to sanu- itntp $tJ.u^)>; t>ct 11; Jlwj; ad
dress sam* as alovc.
CHESTON AYE, w s. ZOO ft s of Hichbridge
RU. S3xl2S; Frank T Btrachan to Joseph F" mi
bert irntc $3.C00>; Oct 11; $1; address 2^U7
Tiebout aye.
EASTERN BOUIjKVARD. ii s». IT. ft • of
Quincy st. Westchester. 7."ixl<tt»: John R Peter
son to Robert Mcr'lenahan; O»-t 4; 51<;0- aiid-tis
1^27 Washington Boulevard. Chicago.
ELTON AYE, 701 and 70C!. 50x100; Henry Ball
et al to Wlllieimlrui Weber ai^ii Louise Hnfll and
otl:ers; v c; Oct 11; ; :■» adJrri-s. 7(JU Eltoa
aye.
HUG] AYE. w s. 22." ft s of l.«C»d st. 25x
10ij; andow Kralty Co to -Max Hlracfa imtg
•lO.OOOi all liens; Aus li; JIM. address. 1M
Bioadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Mai Uirsch to Emma B
I>-wis on 7. .>«i'. Oct lo; $1; adsrMOj 10&4
Anthony aye.
KINQSBB AYE. w «. 27S ft n of 2a4th
Ft, s<jxli»i; Isabel O Law to John E Bates; 1-3
part: '"i 7. $1; address, 24 Summit are,
Mount Vermin.
'T.- to to 61. tna]> Trask Nate, at Clasons
Point: Charles 1 Murphy to Simon P Emery
(i •, 14 1 Jt»;n; June 22. ILMW; $1<>O; addn 1131
LoiiKfellow avr.
U>T 33, pan-"! 6, man surxilvlsion estate of
Wiiii.itTi I! OKden. at (Ilichbri4(e; foreclosure;
Auk 18. 1010; Charlaa M Hubbell ntf, to Vanny
P WhJti : Bspt Hi I960; address. Koom I<K>,
•'• Niibsa-j .it.
I>JTs 4 AND ••. pircel .".. map Ham»» as Hbov«;
foreclosure; .inn. 28, 1810 t*harlr» J r^>sit..
tef. to Marlon II Wleks; all title whtc-h ■ itarloa
B Kenlaton H»-arty Co wn«d >-i>; 14: $2.01*
adilrees. Pine inn Koud. Tuxedo Pork. N. V.
.MADISON AVI lot mi. RMS 14«). Central
MorriKuinu. : ir> Ilalhssts farm. ft»x!2i>. except
part for Huihif.itc n-f. <*hr)utiun V' X V'ortiflrauji
S.ns to Hannah McOrath i nits IS.aOOj ; Ocl li
(MO addn :-.-. 1»7;» C'rotnna pi
POP) IAM AVI', m ■ aMO.IO ft n of 1 7tit nt.
SSxlOt.*: WHllitin H i;uiiri-l! to Arthur .1 Weav
•• til);*? J7.li'Hii. Ocl II; 51<xi; address, 1727 Pop
ham Rye.
ROUUINB A Via w s. t 4 10l I»W. mnp of W\\
ton. eti-. 23x114; Klur«nc« smith to Mary Hill-
SHI-; H.|-ir-BK. 17^2 Nnmruii.l «v.
.ST ANNS AVB. .Vi% 24 IlxW>4 Mary Kchert
to l>!Uis lick: Oet 11 .T.itg tit «»•• $KiO. «j .
drees, 71 i \r,i-!. rdam Hve.
E*l J'AHMS Up. - r a, at • «• > of Fryman
« "in > .« l.T>i.4» <. 1 11V!.5 to *■ » Ijungffllnw
,st i i 7 to i • i Went i arm* rtl * n c 152.10
••> **«f Lnuu -W k'mlln and 3 - r Howard Reb»n.
tru. bantrupTc^o? £>*." ** *«*«»• *^ title;
t" Solomon C SWT- all Hen«: b •"<» ■: **» tUle;
S^Pt 10; $1011 address. Phllad«.ph»a.
«TH st - « 1.10 ft «- of White , Plains rtl.
Waici^M 75xlH J3tn« L Arrowsmlth to Hat
"■' W AiTownmith. 0* 11: »I: • «*"' PUto
fl*id. N j.
T 140 TH ST. 408 and 410 East. r,3.4*l(><\ Owr«d«
T Grlmmot, to viola C Shelly mug $13.0* Oct
h : |1; address. 407 East I4oih st.
ITS© ST. n » 10.. 'ft * of Hth ■*? rr ' /> **»» < '
Harriet BRoeers to Helen I, Rogers; fc part:
July 8j SI . addrsss. Minneapolis.
ISTTH ST. m> and 862 Ea-t. ft,.3xlflox hrejc;
F.mma gun el .' to Haul. Kunz mitjr 14*>.,.*..
h and v S»pt 7 $HiO- address. - 1 - west '«•» M.
»BTH ST ■ » s 39'J ft n w of Pe&ry aye..
i Sa.ZxTR.Mte t7T»-(t William '• f a " d r " or <>»£*
M Sanderson "mti $=.«»»: »II J ««•>; Feo =5;
S1.02O; address. Palisad" Park- N J
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With nam- and address of !^rdor> attorn~-.>
Int«T<-st .-, per rent, unless otberwUa stated.
OCTOBER 13.
MANHATTAN
AVENUE \ -w s 7«-9 ft » o? 74th 8t - 25-fix
1OO; Ort 11 s'vrs 4'- PPr« r '■"'■ F ' va -t-rr to
Oar.d LoOn of th" "flitted Stat^a I ■> Free
Sons of i« rnr |' $m;>hm>. address. _1 West
124 th st.
STTT AYE -,R4 to s«* " * f " brk 'Eurlld
BldR). r,:.v x in,,x irrre; Oct 11: due Feh 1.
Ifllfi. 4'- por c«. n t- Arpln-e * Ard*mi» Tav
shnnilan to lawyer* Tit!- Insurance and Trust
Co; «.-,.........., address. " ; " Broadway,
! STH AYE. «24 4 sty br» 11».2x.-,»5.6; '"- 13;
.-, JT»: Annl* >; Patterson to Emicrant Indus-
I trial Paving* Bank; <.•,.(...>■ address. ••! < him
! b»n st.
11TH AYE. n „ ,or of 2M st. 24>x75: 2T,d
ft, n a lot s?f) tnap C .■ Moore. 23x08.8; Jst
aye. i f s Inrs SSI to SS.",. --•'■ map. .4xi.>:
leasehold: Oct I"' 1 jr: .John Holltnss to
George Ehr»t; $.",2.«00: Hddress. llPi Park a- • •
I:TH AYE. ,-entr^ line. •"'■ '" n of rentre
'■ !in» ISS, r.0x126.3 to w • Broadway: Oct 1:
- ■ •-<. « p«r c-nt; Daniel Roger* Construction
Co to Frank B Laaette and an«; 92.75*; ad
| dress. 401 West K'.'th st.
MTTT ST ■ s SSaX* ft * of M aye. 4St
irreg .prior mtc 5r,7.r.n0, : "-• It; mstals. «
p^-r cer.t; Annie. Ho.-hKtim to Emmanue! A
Jackson; $4,000; addrew, '" niver«l«ie Drive
4:.TH ST. C West. r. str r k. 20.8x1003
'prior mtp $.T7 o<m>>: .lunf> 1: t y. o P»r c»-nf;
I Philip Kraus to Maurirp ' d«!lbauir : $10.0rtO;
! attr>rr.<>y«. Eisman. Levy, Corn & I.ewlnc. 1.,0
! Broadway.
i -i.~,TH .ST. r.4 West. " sty brk. # _'(Vxl<Hl.r.; Oct
111: duo June 1. mil. « p«r cent; sr.m* to
Susan E Wood; ?l».0t"i; attorn*: . Br-tijamln
Knyr, 14S Broadway.
•17TH BT, n ■ 225 - »• of !»?h aye. ."OxlOO..".;
Oct 11: Syr»:S yr»: Frederic* Ki'.iott to Central
Trrst Co; x.-,.,...r.<-, : addroaa .".4 Wall Ft.
! 73D ST. C3 1 * W»st. 3 «ty brk. "OxJOC.": Ort
I; due as per bond: Or^ M Ruswl! t<> A'Ktirt
M Hiauson: $23,000; addrww, :". Went 66tb st.
7TTI ST. J42 \V<-sr. .". str brk. 17.fix102-2
I I prior 7Tit^ $07,000): Oct II; d-j" as p»r pond:
Dora M W<»i! to Eufii' Vallena: 51. •«•": ad
dress. IS Wfst 05th »f.
57TH ST, «s, I 5&10 ft eof Pi avp. !*.««
■ Ino . O^t !0; .". jrs: Rose Fr»y»r to t*wyers
Title Injurant »nd Trust Co: $11,000; ad.
drm 160 Broadway.
00TH ST. n !-. 7.". ft * of Columbus a-.«\ ? . •■■
100. O"t IS: due as p"r bond: "finn!" and
Henry Bchriniter to Xew York Savings Ban*
; 000; addre*«. 2"^4 Broadway. l
SAME PROPERTT (prior mt; $I3.000>: Oct
:13 dc* Nov I, ir»ir>. t; per cent: sam- to
Robert Russell; J."..<mio : addr-fr?. 4«2 «r,d st,
i Brook
AUSTIN PL. - s. 72.* ft #• of It4'h st. 17T»x
| Irr if Austin p;. n », 297.S ft <• of 144 th st. »«
j "... Sept 9 " yrs. fi •" cent; H^r"""2h •'nt
; Stow Co to John H trimen?: .«17.ih«>. ad'Jr»ss.
: 312 Madison av<\
BRYANT AYE. P2*>. 23x»0O : O^! 13: •". tT»;
; Martin Pl»ti-h«-r Cotstractloo Co tn Mar;. B r>or
tic; $!■•■• Rddreaa, 116 lentra! Park West.
BRTANT AYE. 922 23x100; ort 18; .1 vr*;
same to William W J-ihns^n and aiio. rrn«; SU. -
OX>; address. >'V- Nortli Broadway, Yonk»rs. N-T.
BROADV.'AY. Marhlr Hill a.p. 22Mh st and
Tlarbor Commission bulkh<=ed line m Sptiyten
j Duvvll Cr»«k. fh^ block. — x — x irr-sr: Brond. »
! c cor of Muscoota ?t. old l!rv. l&1.8a Irr» ff ; Vu«
i r*. old line sit Harbor C'omniwton b-ilk
i h»ad line hi Harlem r:-- -r — xl« 0: I-ots 21« "*
< 2.TS an-1 241. »«ta?« Fortiia-n H^isht?: Ashley or
j 227tl st. n «. «ten - from Broadway to Harlem
j Klv»r — x — . >ct 10: <Ii» mr per bond; lorn '*
' Rcdgers to Tit!" Guarantee ar.i Trust Co: *'*'"• •
000; address. 178 Troadway.
CTtESTON* AYE, D n- s. 29« ft « or Hlsh!aPi
«-••«, i")3li": p rp; Ort 11; Instals. •"« p«r pent;
Joseph Hi!b?rt to Frank T t'raclian: |2.2»':
a-ldressj 237 West 2M «
EASTERN POT'LEn-A-P-r-. n s. 2." ft • "'
■ Q'jin-y rt ■•■'•- 4: - jn»: Robert Sic
Clenahan to RoN>r* MIll»r: $1,800; addr-ss. 1670
N<»!s.3n aye.
ELTON AYE. 701 and 703. 50x100; Oct II: s*i
per '*ent: 2 yn«: Wjlheimina W»b»r o'hs
1 to Oscar Baker: S-""-.o0o., address. 773 I'nion ay«.
HT'GHEF WE - -- 16* ft ■ -' lS»th at. 2*s
i «7.fi. Ocr 11: dv» Jar 2?. 1911: «5 per <-»nt. '""ar"
1 br«l!?n? Av»rn]» B'lild'n? and Conati'uetton Co ">
' .Tames G Wenrz. $14,000; addre««. r-"JS West Ecd
! a->-».
HIT.HE 3 AYE. w s 225 ft of 1W st. 25x
: irn (prior mtg S7.s»:>Oi: Oct 13; 2 ym « per cot;
I Emma B Lewis to Sandow K?al'- Co; $2.2'-^.
! addr»!"s. 1M Broa^rray
KELX.Y ST. - s. 133 10 ft s^ef Westefcester
ay. 2 lotjt each 38x100 (2 prior mt»a 122.900
leach: Oct 11: 2 yrs. 6 per -?ent: "Winnie Realty
i and ......... . Co to American Real Estate
' Co; 2 rr.tjr* each $3,500; add'ess. 527 sth av«s.
LOTS 254 to 27 rt and """ to 525. ■•») d':a
' heth R F Kirn. City Island: S*pt 3D demand.
! --, per cer.t. Martin J Ear'.ey to Martlr J Ear!«v.
Jr: $<5.0<1; address. 338 Cor^'ent aye.
LOT IS, map land heirs Cornel! F»Ti«. "t-chaster." t
chaster. Oct 11: 3 jtb. •"•'-• t»"- c*nr : <Tiipc-ewa
D-mocrati- Club of th« Annexed ---let to
Mary E Ejmer: ?s.»>f«'>: adir«-ss. 310 East ■* •*.
LA FONTAINE AYE. 2"24. 24xl<v>. Oct 13:
' due as r° bond; Margaret Tumbril' ..—..,
•"iuarantee and Trust i^: $4,200; address. 176
I Broadway.
! LOTS 53 »>nd 54. ma Paul estate. Wintehester;
j Oct 11- 3 T rs. 6 per rent: «.'h»rl»s H F Kir.ir
|ro Wiliiam "Hemrlch; $1,000; address. — Ptrry
| aye. Vnior.port.
PARK AYE. w • tW.* ft n of l«7?h st! •»' ■'•■
i 100; S«pt 7; Z yrs. fi per — Frank A Beck«*r
to John RendaJl; $3,000; attorneys.. Gerlicb. t
Scrtwee'.er. 3M East S3 st."
SIMPSON ST. - , 175 ft n of 167 th -' <*i
i io»j- Oct 10: 3 yrs. * p<»r --n'. Paul C T~h!>R
ito jamea " lam $7,900; address. IHC» Boston
i Road.
SIMPSON FT. w s. "•• "'' '" n of Wpstrhe»t»r
lav»: '. lots, each 37.«xir">: Oct 11; -5 yrs: <ira -
, ! bra-Ad ■ CO to Lawyers Murtjtaue Co; 2
' mtsres. each f.>o.O*>: adrir^ss. TJJ Liberty st.
! TINTON AYE. 1231, 2<»xllO; Oi-t 12; due. as
per bond: Anna Niger to Tlt!«« Guarantee and
j Trust <Jo: $6,000; a Jill a—, IT>; Broadway.
| VAN <"T>P.LEAR PU ne. lots }>7 and Ofi. map
Nor-.h MarJ:le Hill. 44xS«> hm I ij»rior mtsre $."..-
OOili; O"t 10; due. a.« r*" bond. I>rtha W Olpp
to John ■.■•■■ . $2,000; address. 11l East
: 121 st -■
VALKNTINC AYE. 2*74. ." ■■■- p m: Oct
ill; Ju<». .- p*r bond Robert V Gray to Valen
| tine Construction Co; $s*"^; address. 1016 Crosby
aye.
VALENTINE AYE. 2^72. 23i98.10; p m: Oct
11: ilu<-. ais per bond. Geors«» H Griflin to Valen
tin^ Construction Co: $1,230; address. 101 C
I Crosby aye
! WOODYCBEST AYE. «>7.". 25.2x112.5: Ort 13;
I due. as per bond: Henry ii CUirk to Ella L
i Murphy. a» zdn; JO.rti.t.
WOODYCKEST AYE. »77. 25.3x115.6; Oct 13.
due, as r* r bond: same to same; $l.<*». ad
dreaa. 1245 Madison aye.
231 ST ST. n c or WMte riams aye. 105x37:
Pfpt 17: due Jan 10. 1915; Hcpe F* Ooran to
■ Anita D Crandall; ?4.1*i4; address. 441 West
124 th st.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWlth hum and address of lender's attorney.)
OCTOBER 13.
, MANHATTAN.
| BROADWAY. 372. bounded win front by * k
I Broadway, £> sty brk. SSxISO; Broadway, a a.
I 100.8 ft d of Franklin st. 150.2x25.1: Dec 1.
IJ><>4; Herman and Martin K'.r.tr tx> lawyers'
Title :.-.- ; • Co: $104.Ut«J; aJdres«. 123 Broad
way.
CHERRY -- 375. 3 sty brk. 27x51.10; April
7. ->.»j •.-.... McArdle to Janies an>l Elizabeth
Fittstnums. of Brooklyn: J3.&00. attorney. WUl
iam F Clare. 13.' Broauway.
GREENWICH ST. ■'- and 100. running alon<
w 1 Gtvenwlcli st 43.10s w !)!.7x s 4U.lx c »1.
1 sty brk; Feb 2>. 1901; Isabel M Helm, widow,
to the EuuHub> LJf« Assurance Society of the
fnlted States; SCo.OcO: attornejs. Alexander 4:
I Green. 120 Broadway.
NORFOLK ST. 101. 5 Kty hrk. 51.3x29.9; Ort
2. 1907; Mar>- Han lama i to Roschen I^termann.
extrx: >-.■••• attorneys. L & A U Zinke, 2DO
Broadway.
RUTGERS ST. M ft sty brk. 24.11x107: Sept
22. lsy»»; Leopold Kaufman t.. tii^ I'nit*i! Btat«a
Trust Company of New York; $30.00<>. address.
: 45 Wall st.
STANTON ST. M. 3 sty trk. 22\52: April 1.
1874; Ernst Delt: to Kwma Brrstle. of Han
burs. Conn; $3.6t">; a:ton«y, Hugo oka, 19
Ay«- A.
BTANTON ST S4. 3 sty hrk. 23x53: Elizabeth
Deltz ft al to Charles E Thomson; ««»>. attor
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, II Broad
way.
WASHINGTON »T. Tv s. beins; most southerly
corner of a certair lot granted by th» Mayor.
alilermen. etc. to Benjamin Roiiialne; >," O v 24.
lM)rt: 22x75; Oct 11. 1907; Now M Ilaimon to
Jama E (;;«lhlll. truatre: J24.00»); attorney.
Will] Cruikshanl.'a Sons, SI L!in?rty "t.
itTH ST. o w b. 320t- ... M aye. »3x43x
irres;; \i\ 18. 1!»' 4.'4 .' Annie Hockdteln to Enian
uel A Jackaon; $3>000; attorney. Her.r>' J Gohl
smith. 41 >-ark liow.
UTH HT. m West. 3 sty brk. 2<>xOs- Sept 22.
1803; John !• Kaur»- t.> Arthur D Truax. com
n -T-- .■■ Susan X Van De Water; $N.otX>; ad
dresa. 14 Broadway.
SAVE PROPKI Jan 10. !:••: same to
■anx $3 !■(«• address. sa.nie as above.
•45T11 st. BM West. 3 Btv brl;, 25xlti>:»: R7th
"t. C 3« West, n c s. 2SxU"U.r>: Oct :. 19UI;
H^nry F«iMrat«li of Maiden, Maatt.. to Mortti
: Wetss; $i.(.nm>; attorney, Paui Gruss, 302 Broad
way.
MTU ST. i: 9. 150 ft w of 2.1 aye. 25x100.5;
Oet S, 1903; Joaaph Ua^kin to Nit-holas Voo«:
$4,000; attorney, William C Orr. .*•: Chambers st.
70TH ST. n » 123 ■■ ■ >f laaMXkMl aye. lOaSx
-• S«-pt •■<• mm forn^ltus v Luyster. Jr. to
i the Naw York Public l.lnrurv (Antor. I^nox and
Tlldi-i, KoundiiTinnHi; j., ,,,,», attorneys, Stewart
6 Shearer. 45 Wall *t.
100 TH ST. - r. •.!»• ft w of W«-st End i ■■". Sftx
lOail; \.. •_■'> !!««». « Axelr. .1 < 'o to New
York Mortgage and Security Co; IB ■•• addreaa.
135 Broadwaj
SAME PROPERTY; N"v -- tmW '.Urn T
Scott to Bophta II and <.'l«?ni»ntlna l"urnls» and
' Margaret X Zinimenuan, of L«n a Mass: f«i.
i««'. attorneys. Lonl :••»•■ A Lord. 4t» Wall M.
I'»'l'H ST, , s. .. fl c df RtrmUla T>rtv».
M., liii | | \,,, •_•»; !t»«»: W Aaetrod rtraity <- n
to Allene! Construct I i.n «'o; $LT>.<>«»»; address. 1,13
liruujway.
Ht&TH HT. 72 J^»»t. R »t> t-rk. 2Sxlf»».lt; « n-t
2. lIRiH: Merita JnrkOVtta (•• Max nnd UanntUi
Taylor, M.M") attorneys. Tavlor A FVitt. \m
NiiPs.ii 111 1 st.
I IWTII hT. 74 East, 6 »t> hrk. ZUlOO.tf; Ocl
£ inor,; same to nm;: J4.500: attorneys. ■*»•
is above
10RTH .72 East. s■» brk. 23x100-11: April I
S «A« Joseph Hyman and SlorrU Simon to
th« American JlortK«« Co; S1&30O: addreja. -1
Na-sau «t 74 East. 5 «t 7 »*rk. SxlOOli : April I
ifl&Tl ST. T4 K««t ■ «tT *"•*. 25x1«» J1 April
I, iUI: mm* to Mac; 916.300: address. 31 ;
Nassau s*. «... I
11-.TH ST. n « 24.'. ff w of Mb •*•. *•■'"
mo U- J'«>» 26. 1902; Hyman r> Baker to tft*
N>V Tork Savin*» Bank: 522.500; address. 81
*th ■*• _ _--
l-»rrH ST. ST-" «>«. 6 "-• *•». »«x5011:
July 15 «•"*: Patrick r Dicklnncn to Maurlrj.
rohen; IS.COO: • attorney. Adam Wiener. 3=o
Broadway -''i» ■•' ,__
1-HTH ST. 12-T E«t, 73*39.11: Marsh 1. 1«"«:
wf]iam »nd Julltjs Ba-nrarh to l«t*>r» Jackson
and Abraham Wer.; Sl!.**'. » ■ ■ •»
93:1 "■ THE ■OKI
BROOK A YE. w•. MB H* of 171* •t^jg
. lot. : ix
in* wit* t» Eliza 8 Tab^r. Kathertnc \ v Hixnt
tnctOtCGCorg* Drown and John T Doolw«; «..
000; address, to William »t.
rixic* «' MMhlAßtnßtai Ferrara to M «rth*
V. ' jfritanna fl^OO; attcrn*y». Kr.o* * Doottn*. :
«i William «t.
BAKE rROPERTV: Sw 30. 19«»: «■«£• *o
FVrtfertek K-rn sad «no: $3«>: attorneys. VTaser
4 Aden 2-7 Broadway. „
IX>T 1«M. westerly 4. man Wak*W«. •**
114 situated on 2d pi and sth rt: Nw^
\u000cus.Frey li; John I Forirotion; $3.""°. **»
Onm. 4O*We*t 3SI «t.
I>-»T 878. mar Hunt estate: Ma 2T m \tar-
Jo-eph IlaT to r>K»nt realty Coy.gWfcl'gg*
n«y Timothy Pbw«r, Walter st. West Chester.
LOTS 77 an* 7* mat* S- '""^ '" th H^
Urth ats. WakefleJA 80x100: April ft, V«*>. "T"^
Han-tnn to John U'-n-rh: «W: attorney. Arthur
ii Wa.llok, Waken* Id. S«w Tork City.
MORRIS ST. s -. b-ms tot W. "«S > « s^i:- 1 a
-'lhani part [^■»l« ■; Morris farm. -*«"•
OctlW 1»*»: KuK'ni- .lannett* <wwford to
Laura J ann Fran.-!. Harrison: »M*«: »' to lr. ej -
Ti ""Guaranty and Tnw Cb. 17rt Broadway
st ANN'S WE " » M lx2T.*: Miv "i«. I?* I**:
HnvrUM tO Hlsnmd EmM and Harrj- rahnj
JT...V*'); attorneys. Parker £ ilrnst. 1.0 Broad
AYE. -a.99ft •of M st. 103 »x
V • -
Br"a'l»rf ■
-
1904. Saxc Elmbroi'iery Co tn ..^rorr.ira^ tze ":
may^r: 1P.0TO; attornejT. Komsen & I'arsoa*. U>
WaU si.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
OCTOBER 1-"
Cnion Exchance National Bank to Eu?««
-.o G-o«e Vl-h-lman: Sr.WW.
to Antonio Rosso; $.I.OtK».
Fsrrn-rs- Lou and Truat Cw 'T'lT'Vn
Fletschmann Really and < onstrucuon to.
''N.-v'vork Trust Co to Lawy«* Tl'tta Insur
anc? and Trnst Co; J^U.Vio
Martin .1 Earley. Jr. to H»ien Arno». «
.larob Gordon rr> Henry &' F V- "-ks: «1.
N>w York Tr-.ist Co t.» BT.jamin I n.atr. as
trust** of Alex A «ihep»rd: J.-C..>"'\ .„..„
Morns Klotj to R-b.---.-a Altscbal: n '', 0 -
Edniuntl .1 Shelley to Tortrrllta Bank: 5..
James R Steers to Mad«U«i« 8 Rogers;
* r * *••»*•
-Ashbel fl Ram»y j«n.! anc. *-r's- and Charle?
T Ban to Titlo 'insurant-* Co: St. .
Tttl« in*»i'-ari<-«» Co to th- Corporation fOT
Relief of Widows and ."hildr-n of <2??S»^
...... Epis--"Pa: i^tiu'Th: Si-" 1 '".
ABtta r> irandall to Mary Guerringno.
Ponffhk*<»psl*! f!ank to Alobzo
Hornbv; 160.0U0.
Virginia S Mackay-STntth » r ■>■ 'X rs - to
William C Pt*wart «»t al. tflMtc«s: *'. .
Sam*" to sa'Tif: ?t.
Ida c BrachT to Hfnr. E Jonrs and an«r.
trot; $90,000. _
Henry E Jonea -ir:d ano. t-na. v- X J a.-*rr*rs
Lawyers' Mortgair« Co to Vnntam C P'.oart
and trtv: -' asMs: total. *8Q.9n0.
X^y-^-nrff Titi* Insurance i ru«* *^o to
Pbitllps Plurals el at tros: $t< <v>o.
Sam* to Edw M Shepard. inn: 2 =?sts:
total. S". r ' rv^
Anthony Kanr—' '•' T»t»" O'lara""— ■ »T»<?
Trust Co: KX3OO.
Titl* r,ua ra!ir a!i sti'l Tm?' ( 'o t« Mutual
Llf« InsarsDce """o «I*».«*>©
MECHANICS" LIENS.
CHTOPER I"
nrvi=tON PT. W*: Fr*d Johnson «5» sarf"i»t
Goldberjer owr. Iv»r?on Gustafson '"o. con
tractor; IMC.
SnSTH ?T n t. mo ft * of WIl a—. .v>rtf*>;
Anci.n Kaoolleli a«rt Joaeofc Balnford. "tut.
John I^anrcrtnann. contractor; ?3^
•58TH r" 7 " ■s, 13 f* •of TV<~t Knd a-». !oOx
ltxi.s; LaTr;ra Contractluf; Co a^r «"^ar!-s C
M»I!»r. o-srn»r: Vlnr^mo T^rora. rontrartor.
$-'42 4°
COtXEGE *YE. D»«t J*^d .«', - t— : Er-
B».t Pollaefc ajt» Pr*w» Realty Co. o+T&r; Harry
Znd»». i:ontractor; fTT'. #
EA3tE PROPERTT. JaTTP Batcb'fsSr a»t
sarr.e: f49SO
SAME rr.OPEF.TT. David Rown asr ••— -
$7.'.
SAME PROPERTT; Waltw KrH«el »r san?;
CENTRAL PARK W£Sf. ."-•?! <n SS: 5 ?
Ha' war- &• Co ajr' Stixrtyvan* Realty Co, o-araer;
Palley & Co. cortractor: J2«7 9ft
BROAOWAT. 41?0. Washinzton H^'^^■'"s "Wan
Paper Co. In-, ar Bronx K-tshTs Land Co.
owner: Trsbor Realty Co, contrar'cr: ?I!*
ROBBTNS AIT. w s. — ft s of MSUi at 25 2r
130.7; Calorific Bo!!»r Co »o P'»!do-*- <"or:sTr-a!-
tion Co. OTrn«r. .Ta--k Kaestlfr, ron'ra-tor;
SATISFIED MECHANICS* LIENS.
OCTOBER IS
2DTH ST. n s. _ ft c of Cd bt»:
Sctiarnberser a?r Ka*r Twenty-ninth Street c»
« a!: June Ift 1910; $200.
HfGHES AYE. c s. 1"O ft 3 -- tSTTh m
T'rton Fireproof Sa^h and Door agrt Iwrneaico
Uartimc et al: Oc» 8. 1910: S39ft
."7TH ST. *?2C to S4O TCesc; Jacob Baver t.'rrr>
t^-r Co apt New York Taxicab •'.-. et al; Jan 13.
IP" 1 ?: S7."S 23
SA3ZE PROPERTT: Rtcfiardi Manufacturing:
<"O" O a«t same: Jar. 6. IW>: J69SSO.
SAME PROPERTT: N & t» Taylor «~o ar .
*amr: Jan 12, lfXO; ■ ■..
SAME PROPERTY: Palrrr- Rh«*t M-tal
Works agt same; .lan 14. lOTSO; E ••-»«».
SAMFi PROPERTT; Hoof Maintenance Co ag^
iam»; Jan 13. IM9; $900.
BROOStE BT, 2T.: Columbtai] Ergta?<-r:ns Co
agt sam»: S<?rt 1. tl»l*>; $3t>j. 93.
MAN>!' iK ST. « w ecr Commonwealth ay»
Laurent Poirler act Charrh of st Anthony, of
Van NV?r. The Br-ir.i. *\ a:; Sent XS, X'Jli* (by
bond); *T-i>.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER IC.
MANKATTAX.
4*TH ST. - s. US ft w &' Broadway, for a
4 sty trk music ha!!. $Z.HxoO.7r. .1 Wertbetm.
1O1« ay?. owner; Herts & Tailant. lie East
lthh st. arcbltects; cewt. $12u.C»»0.
PARK AVI s v iar Trtth at. tor a 12 sty
apartment bonact, lOCJSXtSZA; "tfth Street acfi
Park ATenoa Co, 1»C Broadway, uwuetj O 4 B
Blum. i»5 sth aye. architects; coat. $l.l«JO.00y.
33) ST. » s. im) ft w of Pth av> for * sty
brk lof:^ and store bids. 41.8VJ0; L. & A Pinrus.
-" 'A ••• 31st «t, owners: Bernstein L'ro-s, 14 Oast
st. architects; cost. Jo4>.CHH>.
fTTir ST. * a. 330 ft c of Stb aye. for an «
rtjr apartrner:; house. 76..5x?>5.7: Capito! Rcaity
an.s Ccnstructii.n Co. jr."? Park aye. owner; O <fc !
E liiu::.. architects: cost. $Co<>.oUo.
THE BRONX
TIFFA>"Y ST. c s. 85.3 ft s of Westehester
aye: li 5 sty f>rk tenrats. 4Ox6s; Uaona Con
struction Co: Clar»n<-<» S Shumway. ».h9 South
era Boulevard, president and arcMtect. owner 7
cost. $338,000.
HOME ST. West Farms rd ard Brvar.t ar»
• Mock bounded b:- >. 2 o sty brk tenrnta. size
irreg; WTialen Hardier. Inc.. John G Whalen.
;.".•• Nassau st. president, owner; Xast &
Bprtacstetn. 21 West 45th st. architects; cost.
S11O.04H).
OLMSTEAD AYE. w «. 10i> ft n of Starling '
avf; 2 dty frame sliop. 43x31: .\ T MarKenno.
!24:*. Thertot are, owner: P Eveline. lIC6
Walker aye. arcbltectt; cost. S."..i»xi
ALTERATION.
OCTOBER 13.
WESTCHESTER AYE. n w cor .if Ton-st
aye; C sty brk theatre. 73x171: new balcony.
u.-w nailery, new s:a«re. «tr; Max V>rscn letse'r.
■'-. Broadway, owner: Thomas W Unb. 453
itb a-. • architect; cost. (73.000.
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 13.
I34TH ST. n s. 100.2 Xt c of 3d a\e. SSzIOO;
interior par<-«t t>eKlnninjr ar a. potnt in rntddi*
Una between 134 th nnd 13.">tli sr-> and »ttf.!» ft c
of M aye. runs ■ 23ai • -..t ■ — ">x m 0 to bee:
3d aye. » • cor 134 th -t. 20.11x41.1x trr«« 133 th
sr. s s 230 ft c of Willis ay«. U^le": 134 th »t.
a s. 230.10 ft cf Alexander i-. 16.7x1u»: 135 th
»t. n •. Hni6 ft c of Alexander arc 2T»xlU>-
I^-tj(?ett ■i.^>- .> s. 275 ft n of Urtth st. 23x1« •):
Klltt E Koxwell airt Addt* A O"<V3nr.jji et -.
(pcirtttton); attorney. H Williamaon.
23D ST, 4'UJ West; Greene st. Mi and 110:
Helen A Fowler agt Maud X B&bcock et ai
ipartition); attorney. J L>elatunty.
7TTI ST. m People of tfcr State of Xew York
But U«tty Giuck (notice of levyi; attorney. J I*
Clarke.
MARMION" .WE. n - cor of XTStB «. t«>xli>); I
Ki:..i C Hi:.-!: 1 , MKt Paul I>anabau»rr c' I, (for*- .
cioaur* i>f ru:s>: attorn-y. S Wray.
14TII ST. n s. 25 :; w of 7th aye. 23x»rt.
Gertrude Llr GraJTenrted a«t Uir.da V Butler et J
a! (foreclosure of BUSt; attorney. E U Voilaer.
ITTH ST. 2»» to 2i4 West: Ole II Olaen act
Alexander W F*raatr »t a! (foreclosure of r.itci.
atlurueya. Kurxnun i- Franliheitner.
WOMEN TO HELP STIMSON
Caanpaign Headquarters Soon To Be
Opened on Upper Broadway.
Thfi ma!»* campaigners of the Republican
party must not f«>^l overwhelmed by th*>
amount of work they have before- them.
Help l.i at hand. The* Republican women's
clubs of Nwj York City and the; state or
ganization ar« combining to open head- I
IJUAItrT?.. whence they will dispense liter
ature and tea.
Thw placa of th*> headquartprii m not I
y»'t dsclded upon, but It will bf somewhere
rirttr TUd strt-fl. oi. Broadway, and the
up«ntei will b«* next we*k.
Tht» matter was discussed at tlte. meftins
of the West End Women's RepuDlioan Club.
Ht »h«» llott'l Aator. yesterday. Mrs*, will
tth» UrM r>iil \\ the president. t.ai ( l the
the 111 1
■
Republican women v.uuld not make can
< ■
palgn »p<*eh« as they did la* ftm. W
they w«MU to put their «bould«r» to t? ;
wr»«el. «Tv« a couple of receptions am* ,JJ
*ral teas.
APARTMENT HOTELS,
Rote! Wellington
Seventh Avenue,
Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth Streets.
Absolutely Fireproof.
European Plan.
! An exclusive family and transient
I hotel. I
Apartments, furnishsd or us*ar«
nished. and decorated to suit wants,
now leasing for the v inter.
Special inducements to those tak
ing apartments for six montns or the
year.
Suites ranse from room and bath
I to five rooms and three baths.
I J. F. CHAM? LIN. Manager.
Also Proprietor the Ocean House.
Watch Hill. R. I.
Hotel Renaissance
512 Fifth Ave^ Cor. 43d St
APARTMENTS
HOTEL SEVILLE.
MADISO" AYE.. 29TH *T.
Salt's. ft:rn!sh<»(l and unfurr.isl-.ac. tit i,^,
tr *h» fanf>n f>r v»ar.
UNFU RN I SHED APARTMENTS,-
WEST BXVK. ~~~
M»»i»rK> r.i.i:v\Toß %r«BT«nf|
Th-
H Rootn» an<! 'J Batr.s
Th' Tarrvo. ZSi W. «I*l -•
7 r.ooTT* *n»! Bath.
Tt»» <arlyle Dwelling*. 4-V. n-v r-,i
JO arij 11 Root.? arrt .", E3">»
It* Wit! C«»nrt. C:-4 «Cc« S?c! «t
202-is \»e«t »«th Mtrrvt.
ft Roo^is arri Ca-.r.
For Tnf«»nnatloti liwi"""" on '"--•v— -•
riourhi- KohiQ'»<m. « h»ri*« A •«»*•■«■ n f«.
".-.ft TV »l»t >;. and ?4K Bj* j?l^2^*"* Twt.
SUTHERLAND - 3^
BLTHLFLAND
N«-»- To-k; S and r> -nonj. «;..-««• •.. $±.Z(*l.
SM!THSON!aM, 60 WEST 129T1H
8 la-S«. i!«ht room,; «•— -•• impnv.«-v:n. r .
K>---ator <w»rr:r». I.ow nsai *-V. *TO.
rOBEP.T LCT'EU.*. ."TH I.^^_.\v.. '■-'- lat^
PARK COCBT. MS ««~" llith ■<»
»?-T !arg». li^ir room*. v.!*h ••■■•'t ~ '*■'»
tmn-oT'iiipnt: near Sfomtnssid* Park nvi **•
wav ST-JO rr> $!>.W y»»'!v. App'v r>n p--mi«t»
or N. *. BEF.^IV * rr ' ■ "!•"■* P'^a-. N. T.
TV \*>lU>"GTO>' ajnajani
HEATHEROELL COURT,
N. W. Cor. 1 7»th St. and B*\raj
- ... ?-j-fir*- Car 3 Pi«s T-oor
Why Pay Bis: K«»nt»?
«. ». «t._7 ROOM*. r.%ROK AND LIGHT f
THE SWITZERLAND
>"orth Cor. 131 M-t and X • »-.. i- DriT!>.
5 "<» 7. ». » and m n«"m-.. *">« '•> *Laa>
ynffc gltf 1 & *~r i As'? B'-v '-- T^th X
THE CORTLZ S SS SSS
>,- -w T-'r-prnof Two apartnisnti oa e*a
Coor rooms. 2 r.a'h*: » r^oms. 3 barha
T^>->. f!.ltV»-Ug. _________
FAST «II»E
THE VEiION.%.
At th- rr»««iiis MadiwD V- anfi «4th •.
The V-ror.a cos'air.s —»'r.:- r-.:fl' 'MB
apaT~Tr«r-_s. -ach ar. ab»o!-it-.- d»-ac.-.-ti --»■
JMJ M »-n-r- i*3 neis'r.bors
It offer* to famJIW «»f *rthtrm~Bt all t>
3dvaniaz-> Bod ">Bv»n i that ;r> •• iw
a romplete hotn*. . _.
--• =aa=y _BCltwt'<-- i""^-avc-s !r t?»- r^fr
d . n ; M of THE VERONA Bfford liiijilnflMg
issisrarce to the <lut:»s o» house K-»»?:=S
Auartrn^nt* C«ntarainr Foart^^n Rvtnms «ao
ThTf^> Bath». W.ffOO to 53.5 M».
ManagT t Fr-?rr.:s"«F r-? rr. : s" « _^_____,
he Cleveland
tSf-XXO East SM St.
.-_. ,-,-. apartments of 3 rmma. smff*
c ! n p«»t». »tc. Call b«:w««n '" ■*" '! J
829 PARK AVENUE T8
Duplex Apartir.»nt». T Roorr.s an/1 .". Baths t»
f> Roorr.s aad 4 Ba*h». S=_tOO to S3.BW
M»Mgfr. O9 Prfm)«y».
BROnKX.\*>.
BROOKLYN APARTMENTS
Any r.T:mb-r of rooinsi: r.»«t !rra:'.3n^ >3
town: tr»>m S3ot> *o $I.Kf«> p-r v»ar. *>". -■
PEtXETREAr A CO.. 11*6 R»ra9»n St. Brooi-
Ivn. • t >hf>-.«". g»oft Main.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROM.H OF HRtit)h; >.
Unusual Homes
(TH "ST.. B^T^*•^^ «TH AND THI ATEI*
HRtMtKI ]
VoTtT ACCESSIBLE
PARK SLOPE
DUPLEX HOUSES
7 room* and bath, extra lars» I:. lng asi
dining rocms.
All light b«<lroom». no;»'-. vrindo-*-*.
Kuiwrior to ar.vthirig in Manhattan *' t»'f*
the cost.
Rent« $85 and «TO.
WALTER L. JOHNSON
400 Street, Brooklyn j
.niSCXXXA> EOC3.
WHY SPEKQ BBEHEB FAST 1
__ BFSM FOB BERTH
■When •A ■ off»r moi'-rz &wHiXtmgp to p*°
pie of moderate -..-+•>* f.rsz - iss
up-to-date. »t*arr> h?at. cheerru! »PSU«
tr.»- at th« sma!* »-- r~rit.»: of
4 n iss and rrtTatx Bath. 5Z.93 to ».*»
Tenants occupying apar-.3Jer.ta I 3I 3 " 0719
ynr or over will recorve a rebate « «=aaa.
Olliro Honnt: »A- aa>-l » M ■■ •—• ■"•" • "•
Sun«t»T. 10 V M to tP.U
CITY & SUBURBAH HOMES BBU "
First 4ve. Esiate. Office oo Premiess
415 E-\ST MTU "1 Tel. -■■>^ P:j^
I.I»U I>U>D I
OWNER l£.\Vl>«i TTTT
■Wi" -■■— i^ - elesar.: new •.u^■»tan::a■. r«s.cJenr». ]
*kUras«v»iy »a 1 aVtistlfmllv fsraisAeU. 14 room*
1 « model lat^rocnis. miaaion itr.iiti >i-J rarr-
CIMI o*^ BBl»t»d d:n:r.« rocrr.; or«o
iT-rr-lacea- iC»=»; *i*jlc; he*;: w;»i« piaii-u«. verr
b*-st plu3ib:r.sr anii systfrr:: rrar.v * j
.
i ura-... Addre*. OVVXER._S<HJVorId Balltofc.Vl
SIXTEEN' HIGH -CLASS HOTSES No£
••eady JI.«W caals. fc*iaao« a* rent: S ni:Ttut»s
! from Herald S^iare. QT-Kr-N^JU^KO COR
j PORATION. QB««cst)om Brtd»» PUI» MflStfi. a» j
Sfrt Fifth »»e- i-or. Mtii_st. , !
MM
FOR WINTER :HT: HTS rf
On the East r.mst of Florida. Furr.ijirtea *■»
TTifurr.Lshrd Uoui«l tor r^nt. n^a- *»'»'•
I nale In lar<» and «m*IT tracts. A4ilr<»s* w.
• T!. !i. fiT.F.ASON. Emu Galllw. Fia.
~ »nfftiup*Tt» nun
PWII If VAN -X ON TtlF: HTT'^o^.
On* ml.* unobstructed m«r froatai;*. 30 oo*"
• m r«sidenc«« n^-»r rompi«-tton. A<ittT«»s
•HTLTVSE MANOR Ct>..
PMltp— i Manor. X»w Torte.
. >tj:\ laasWaasai I
ossrNiNG— to let! A~~NiXfVßrx3ii "<£*
ta«*: Ueal itlon. Apply to THOa IJUIfc
O«si ntrj. N. V
!<sTW
Nirvr .rnRSET farms for SALE. \PBiB»»
REAL ESTATE.
IV
/7 f/^4 B»T Aim
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES:
r UTU ST. 127 KA.-*T.-VERT VESIRABUP
rtere; pUtt glass rrrn». steam heat; t-nt r«*-

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