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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
2
Instructions describe making and serving Bar le duc from cream cheese including draining methods shaping in moulds, cooling, salting, and serving with wafers and preserves. Alternative presentations feature flower designs using lettuce leaves and currants, with suggestions for individual moulds and guava jelly pairings.
Suffragettes plan a bold march to register on Monday morning at Carnegie Hall then move as a group to multiple registry booths. They seek to test police limits and boost morale among supporters, hoping to overwhelm wary inspectors with numbers.
The Market notes a fresh arrival of English whiting at cents per pound, with kingfish at 20 cents, lobsters 25 cents, oysters 70 cents a hundred, fine oysters 150 a hundred, and scallops 3 cents a quart. Prices span carp 12 cents, whitefish 18 cents, eels 15–18 cents, butterfish 12 cents, halibut 38 cents, haddock 19 cents, and many other seafood items with broad regional supply and seasonal shifts.
The Carlton Hotel Paris or London? Chef Auguste Escoffier argues cooking suits women though the chef himself should be a man. He notes the work is too fatiguing for a woman and describes a disciplined, quiet kitchen where each dish is prepared to a plan.
Pattern describes Petticoats with a five gore upper, offering two widths of flounces. Illustration shows batiste and embroidered flouncing, highlighting versatility to mix fabrics with a shared foundation and swap sturdier lower portions for practical wear.
Pattern No 6 10 offers a sheath petticoat pattern with adjustable flounce for 10 cents. It details fabric quantities for medium sizes, waist measurements from 22 to 32 inches, and states patterns are mailed from the New York Tribune Pattern Department with instruction to include waist size and pattern number.
The Jeremiah Lyons Building hosts a five year loft lease at 236 and 228 West 5th Avenue totaling 35000 dollars. Realty Holding Co leases store and basement at 22 West 15th Street for five years to Richmond Underwear Co. Additional leases include No. 632 Broadway loft to Louis Sachs for ten years and 38 to 44 East 21st Street lofts to August Oppenheimer. Long Island properties at Arverne and Far Rockaway are leased to Sara Leon and Moses Jacobs respectively. West 22nd Street dwelling No. 310 is leased to Hi Smith. 20 West 7th Street second loft to J Dollinger. 110 South Seaview Ave cottage på Arverne leased to A M Tomlinson for Mrs. Sara Leon.
Advertised parcels include 213th Street section 3 lot 75 feet west of Mapes Avenue for a three story brick store with dwelling and a 22 by 41 foot area. owners Galanta and Woodhelm with architect details and costs. another parcel on Intervale Avenue west of 147th Street 167 feet for a one story brick garage with cost and architect noted. multiple owners and costs listed.
A fragmented listing shows multiple properties in The Bronx and surrounding areas with references to loan companies including Bank Clerks' Co enna Building, New rk City loans, North American Mortgage Co, and Kane Construction Co. Entries mention addresses on Audubon Avenue, Barnes Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, and Jerome Avenue along with size details and related real estate entities.
A ten story office and studio building with ground floor stores is planned for the Brunswick Realty Company led by president Robert P. Zobel. Located at 121 and 123 East 21th Street to 118 East 2th Street, it features brick and terra cotta facades in Renaissance style with Ionic pilasters and a $300,000 price tag. Architect F. C. Zobel signs plans amid other new constructions and noted transactions in the city realty market.
The vacant 37.11 by 125.11 foot plot at Harrison avenue and list street corner sold in foreclosure at Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Vesey Street to L. M. Streep for 6050 amid about 210 due. Other sheriff and referee sales list parcels at 15 47th Street near Madison Avenue withdrawn or adjourned with amounts due and parties named.
Chambers Velker reported selling the Charles T. Cook estate at the southwest corner of Sthave and 48th St, with a prior sale around $510000. Lillian E. Selby transferred the seven story apartment hotel at 236 West Std St to Sadie Bonwit for nominal consideration on a $100 mortgage. Bonwit exchanges for several Manhattan properties adjoining 7th St. The Ancient Order of Hibernians gains Court permission for a second $300000 mortgage on its Sth Ave and 116th St property. current mortgage stands at $6.00. Property value is estimated at $200000.
The New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange approves the shore boulevard from Sandy Hook to Cape May. Otto Kempner serves as president of the exchange. Calvin Tomkins head of the New Jersey Waterways Association is slated to speak at the next meeting in late October.
In the brokerage market William H Silk sold to Julia Lederer a two story house at 219 West 11th St on a 17.2 by 44 ft lot. Adam A Schopp sold for Henry Barnard estate a four story house at 219 East 11th St on a 17 by 1 ft lot. The Monroe Ave and 174th St corner plot sold. Karl H Keller sold to Mrs S Judelevitz a two story house at 1052 Stebbins Ave on a 26 by 145 10 by irregular lot. Weil and Weil resold to Mr Beck a three story tenement at 884 Prospect Ave on a 2 by 78 10 by irregular lot. Henry A Stadler Jr sold a new two family house on Taylor St near Westchester Ave.
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