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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
B "a n co s

ACCIONES
Banco Territorial y Agricola $50.
Banco de Puerto Rico S3I a 81.
American Colonial Bank $3.50 4 ECO
7. Silva B. G. 500.
CEDULAS- HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola:
EmlSlones Sc y )" 800
ldem @ SIOo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
MOYimientO maritime

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Tomo puerto aver procedente de
New York, ell vapor americana Luc-
kembach.
Vapor americana Philadelphia, de
Ia Guayra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-11
CAN ESG1

Londres -. check S487H a4.8S
Paris. s........ >. So 81 P poIo d.
.Hamburgo. a4poEo D.
New York.. Is ctvs. P olo. ?.
Espafia. $50. I3aI3H p oIo j
OPERACIONES EN- Ell MUELLE
Ninguna.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
MR.. JUNGBLUTH ON STAND AGAIN.
Rises from Siokbed to Testify in Tobacco
Case-Bundles of Figures Up

Karl Jungbluth. president OF the MacAndrews &
Forbes company. who is Of the defendants in
the trial Of the lcorice combination in the United
States Circuit Court for alleged violation of the
Sherman Antitrust law. and who excused
from court Friday, suffering according his
physician. from cerebral congestion got up from
his sickbeG yesterday and appeared before Judge
Hough ana the jury complete his testimony.
Howard Z. Young, another defendant. president
Of the ]. S. Young company. was asked to explain
discrepancies between two sets of figures. pro-
duced by Special Attorney General Taft and the
other by the Young company, dealing with the cost
of producing licorice paste. Mr.. Young explained
that tire which Mr Taft held a copy of the
given verbally to the Lavine brothers. who
were considered possible competitors and who,
he implied were not entitled TO accurate figures.
He said that the dividends OF % and 80 per cent
which the company had paid were due. to any
large margin between the cost Of manufacture and
the selling price OF corice paste but TO the con-
tract with the firms controlled by the Continental
TO sell 10000 cases of paste annually TO the inde-
pendent tobacco manufacturers.
In the afternoon Mr.. Jungbluth. plainly Ill and
suffering. was glad to make way for the testimony
of Henry NJ. Beck, the auditor of the MacAndre
n .rT pPof a4s the in bn5d With 1t @
sheets in packages annual statements in rolls and
tongue Mr. Taft. however was able to cali foT for
some figures which he ddnt have, and then asked
him what t was contained din in huge roll of sheets
the defence retorted that Mr. Taft ought to know
what they were. as they were there under his sub
Mr.. Taft said that he had right to examine
testifed concerning them Then Mr. Sicoli said.
he had right to the letter books, ledgers. stock
books and other documents on which the prosecu,
that he would like TO have them all returned. Mr.
Taft % looked w9Tred @ but ntinuGG dd not repy and :,
thought that by Thursday 1t will go to the jury.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
ADVISES CHANGE IN SUBWAY LETTING
Citizens Union Urges That Tube Contracts
Be Advertised in Sections.

The city committee Of the Citizens Union has
fallen into line with various other civic bodies In
effort urge the Board of Rapid Transit Com
missioners to change the advertisements for seven
proposed subways, and make the letting Of con-
tracts by sections. instead of entire route. The
proposal to let the contracts only by route. 1t is
urged, makes II practically impossible for more
than two bidders to compete The city com
rittee its last meeting passed resolutions urging
the change The resolution offered was amended by
Frederick W. Hnrichs, and as unanimously adopted
read:
Resolved. That. in order to obtain the advantages
OF actual competition by small well as large
contractors. the Rapid Transit Commission be
urged In accordance with the permissive features
of the Elsberg bill (now part of the Rapid Transit
ao0. ask for bids for subway construction In the
usual manner IN which similar large railroad con-
tracts let-that is. by sections, rather than
under single contracts for entire route
Resolved. That II is the of the city COM
nittee of the Citizens Union that everything possi
bic should be done 10 bring about the observance OF
the said Rapid Transit act, amended in the
spirit as well as in the letter.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
FIREMENS STRIKE OFF.
Southern Pacific Employees WI
Take Old Places.

Houston, Tex, Jan. THE strike Of the
Southern Pacific fremen formally was declared
of to-day. following the signing of an agreement
by Thornweu Fay. vice president and general
manager and W. G. Van Week general man
ager. for the Hartman roads affected by the
strike; w. Fl. Wills. vice-grand chief for the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and Tim
othy Shea, vice-grand master for the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive F1remen and Enginemen. The
strike involved 45O men on the Southern Pacific
lines in Texas and Louisiana.
The agreement provides:
First-A board OF three arbitrators shall de-
termine whether the Southern Pacific company
abrogated its contract with the fremen when
II signed the new agreement on May j, 1906.
with the engineers. The company shall name
one Of the board. the firemen shall name a sec
ond and the two thus chosen shall sele1t third.
Second-All employees who went on strtlas shall
return to their former positions without preJu-
dice to their rights.
Third-The seniority Of engineers who went on
strike shall be determined meeting OF the
general board of adjustment OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers of the Southern Pacific
Company, Atlantic system. at a meeting TO be
held In Houston on January TO-
Fourth--What each organization shall conceds
will be determined by the board of arbitration.
Nearly all the strike have either re-
turned to work or will return within the next
twenty-four hours
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
PLANS FOR PEACE CONGRESS.
Professor Dutton Chairman of Executive
Committee-0ther Officers Named.

The executive committee which is preparing for
the peace congress to be held here in April held
first meeting yesterday at the City Club. The for
NAL title OF the congress is the National Arbitra-
tion and Peace Congress. II will be composed of
representatives of peace societies and eigious and
civic bodies from all the country.
The executive committee organized yesterday by
the election of Professor Samuel T. Dutton Of
Teachers College chairman and Robert Err
skine Ely secretary.
Andrew Carnegie will preside over the congress-
and the speakers will include James Bryce, Baron
q Estour1elles de Constant and Count Apponyi
the Hungarian Liberal leader.
II was decided that there should be an advisory
committee Of not less than 100 persons appointed
by Professor Dutton. There will also be a finance
committee OF twelve, OF whom three shall be from
Boston and the same number from New York and
Philadelphia. and three from other parts of the
country. ~
On the committee programme Edwin D. Meade
and Professor Kirchwey named Hayne Da-
Wis and Hamilton Holt, the editor of The indie
pendent. were put the press committee. Pro
isssors kirchwey. Richard and John Bassett Moore
81 OF Columbia, We're put on the committee look
Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer put on a committee
20 enliet the interest or the clergy. Charles Sprague
sfelth was made chairman of the committee which
VII work vita labor organizations, and was in
ga Jeted TO act in cooperation with American
Nnraingnlen's Peace Committee, of which Samuel
tiTmpers is chairman.
IL was decided that the congress should continue
cor three days During that time il is expected
ln5- meetings Will be neld in a great number of
churches, eEd there will also be meetings.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
SUPREME COURT BEGINS SESSIONS.
Crowd GreetsI New Justiees-Plenty of
Work Ready for Them.

In an atmosphere laden with the odor from a
profusion of foral tributes immense crowd OF
friends politicians. lawyers and others yesterday
greeted the TWENTY-FIVE justices of the Supreme
Court OF tho lst Department when they began
the work OF the new year. The force of carpenters
which for the last two weeks had been working
night and day tearing down old partitions and put
ting up new ones TO make courtrooms
and new private chambers, finished their work
about half hour before the time for the courts
10 open. The Justices for the first time silk
gowns
The new arrangement OF the court gives twenty
Trial Term parts and eight Special Term parts.
and should these prove insufficient to handle tho
Law business OF Manhattan and The Bronx. which
comprise the lst Department. the Governor will
ne requested to name additional justices from up
are UP 10 date, but the Trial Term calendars are
about two years behind. 1t is expected. however,
that with the eight justices these calendars
will be brought up to date in years time
Judge Grain presided yesterday in Part III OF the
Court OF General Sessions. Edward Morris. of No.
10s Madison street. appointed clerk in the
Court Of General Sessions. to succeed Walter s
Carpenter.
In the County Court house IN Brooklyn six OF
the eight justices OF the I'd Judicial Dis
trict Of the supreme Court and the two new
Norman S. Dixie. sitting in the Criminal Branch OF
the County Court, began the day by swearing IN
the January grand jury
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
INVESTS IN WEST END AVE. PLOT.
MORRIS K. JESUP NOW OWNS THE CARLISLE
DWELLINGS.
Fine Changes
of Serenteen Acres Opposite Empire City Track.

The willet Realty Componv has sold. through
Jesse c. Bennett g. Co., the apartment house known
as the Carlisle Dwellings. at the southeast corner
of West End and SD 81. The buyer is Morris
K. Jesup who takes the property free and clear as
investment.
With the purchase of the Carlisle Dwellings he
tho block front the south side OF e2d
St, from Broadway to West End ave. and half OF
the side of West End ave. between slst ana
SD SITS. Mr. Jesup IS also the owner of the block
front on the west side of Broadway between slst
and s2d sts and also of the De Witt. in SD St
George r. Read & Co. and Williams 81 McAnerney
have sold for McCaferty & Buckley No. zo East
SD St, a five story American basement dwelnng
house lot 27xl022 feet to client for OCCUPANCY
The Newport Realty Company has sold a tract OF
seventeen acres at Miles Square Road and Lren-
chard st. opposite the Empire City Race lrach' 10
tho j. Arthur Bellen Company
James Slater has taken title through j. hollisIils s
Brown. &; Co. No 104 West 3oh St, a three sIoTY
building in temporary use as an engine house for
the New York City Fire Department The ploT IS
bfty-one feet of 6th ave. 25.SXSo fee!- Inc
sellers Boehm & Coon.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
THE BELMONT TUNNEL INSPECTED.
H P. Nichols, However, Refuses to Discuss
His Trip Underground.

At the request OF August Belmont H p Nlchols
chief engineer OF the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
portionment, inspected the Belmont tunnel yester-
day There has been criticism concerning
tho compilation OF the work.
No VINO through the tunnel yesterday
would discuss the trip. Mr.. Nichols said, however
that while he would talk about IT, he would
make a report to the Board OF Estimate. No ono
at Nj. Benont's office would talk. .f.
The tunnel. which extends under 42d street from
Ninth TO the East River and across to
Long Island City. was inspected by Mr. NICHOLS
William Barclay Parsons, ST. John Clark, identi-
fed with the tunnel interesty; r. A Schailer. en-
gineer in charg~ and Thomas Mccormick. super
intendent Of the work
The tunnei was entered at Long Island City; and
after brief inspection the party was brought TO
40 street An effort made 10 escape pub
licty this point and entrance was made
only after climbing sand piles. Permission TO
enter was refused every one. The party walked
through the tunnel 10 tine Lexington avenue shaft
1t was noticed that all were unsoiled and no one
wore oilekius Is generally the showing
that a great part OF the work has been completed
No information obtainable, however, as to
whether the tubes connected under the river
William Barclay Parsons said that arrangements
would be made TO take party Of newspaper men
through tho tunnel scCn-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
WOULD TEACH IMMIGRANTs.
New Jersey Commission Favors Instruction
in Native Languages.

Trenton. jar. I.-Professor J. Dyneley Prince.
OF Columbia University, chairman of the COM
mission appointed 10 investigate the subject Of
immigration in New Jersey. has submitted to
Governor Stokes for transmission to the Legis-
lature the commissions report. In it's judg-
ment one Of the greatest evils in connection
with immigration is the difficulty Of educating
non-English speaking aliens as to the laws ard
customs Of the country. To overcome this it Is
recommended that special educational system
be established with a view of making il ulti-
mately part of the public school system.
Lack of knowledge OF the language, in the
judgment of the commission. forces immigrants
10 colonize in the larger cities instead Of scat
tering themselves among the smail,r towrs,
where they might more easily be absorbed by
the American communities
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
LIS PENOENS.

126th ST. No 241 247 East. Jacob Chalmowi,z
ast Harry Goldman al foreclosure gage;
attorney, A. +. Silverstone
1880 No 2O6 West; Gottlieb II Tobias Edward
A Strohecker ct al; foreclosure of mortgage attorney
J. D. Tobias
18th St. No 164 West Iorenz Bayer, Jr.. agt. Henry
BaSer et al; parttoni attorney. H Fl. Ritterbusch
lsth st. g. l44 H. Of Avenus A. 5ox1022 Jacob
Hy1nan t al agt Louis Reiner al foreclosure OF two
mortgages: attorneys, Spiro & WasservOgel
42d ST., Nos $40 and 651 William r. Lswton ast
Ehares PieIce ct al; action to forecloss mechanic 5
lien: attorney. ". r. Hill.
.. lst aye No 234s Frank Gems agt George Schwartz
Parcel OF iaad beginning al point III r. n Of 1es b
Ct and 40 It. e lots 30 and az. W. So n. ls9
% g lse to besnnng; Caroline studey Newbury
Parcel OF land beginning poirt 1899 n. Of 165th
st and 10 n .. lots 20 and 81 W. sS 1873
- X = lS6 to beginning En.eia r. Hendrickson agt
Newbury .: Iawton ct al foreclosure OF mortgage;
torney F. Moss.
I27th No. 21s Fast; EMILY V sstterlee agt. John
Baton ct al foreclosure OF mortgage. W H.
1. Lee.
9th =. 24.11 II, n Of 1924 ST. 27x-oo 9Th
ave- W. IS IL IT. OF 1924 2TxO0: Patrick Bren-
nan agt Harriet Overhisec at al forecloss
chancs lien; attorney, w. II. James
18TH st, n 400 n 50xan II Joshua
Sllverster Peyser BoosstaVer foreclosure
mortgage attorneys. Morrison Schin.
Franklin " lG6th i03 nxi203; John
HAYES agt Florence Harrison partition; attorney
W. II. Sweny.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Benjamin F'orsheim has bought four story tene-
ment house lot 25.1Oxs5 feet. at the southeast
corner of 117th st and Second ave.
Harry Schwitzer has sold No 300 West st, a
three story building lot 25xl00x irregular. Also
sold No. 5l7 West 15lst St, five story triple fiat
house plot S5x9911 feet. and No. 57 Manhattan
ave, northwest corner of 12lst St. three story
dwelling house lot ZX100 feet.
The Home Alliance Realty Company has sold for
the Hicks Realty Company Nos. S45 and 1853 West
End ave. four story dwelling houses.
Peps & Bro. and D. NJ. Gallo have sold for John
Brunner Nos. and Cornea st. two five story
tenement houses a plot 5oXs5 feet The same
brokers have sold for Mrs. Maude Hall Nos 1873
and 1S5 West Tooth St. four story fathouses.
The Taylor sherman Company 9gb has sold t0r for
sor Wens homse No on i8 t 4S ee
Charles GMlden has bought through D DuT CSni s1d
St, two story frame dwelling house on lot 26x
three story GwHe house ars F2 So M s2 West 9th ST.
on o{ 5o 95o1 se 10 s M5 sdd n m Fred whiting
No 10 West Atm st. five story dwelling house.
c. Grayson Martin has sold No SO West 46th St.
four story dwelling house; on lot 22xloO5 feet to
The estate of Agnes Murray is reported 10 have
sold No SO West 46th st. four story dwelling
The Crystal Realty and Construction Company
on plot 4ox1OO feet, on the side of Broadway.
s9.11 feet north of 1ssth street -. c.o ~.
den the southwest correr Of Amsterdam ave. and
l44th St. six story iathouse with stores, on plot
4oxlOo feet.
f. Loewenthal has bought from Jone & Mayors
the plot feet. the side of I'd ave- 10
fee. north OF l23d 81.
Max NJ. Pullman mas sold the hve story tenement
house with stores No. 1906 Avenue A. on lot 26xl0o
feet.
William Waronof has sold Nos. 53S and $40 East
18th ST. a seven story elevator fathouse, on plot
43 3x1G3.3 feet.
Crossman & Feldmau have sold Nos. /. and
Ridge st. northeast corner Division st. a six story
tenement house plot 5+X6ix irregula~.
Charles B. Coulter has sold No 207S Crotona ave.
No 1914 East lS0th and No 250l Belmont ave.
three two family dwelling houses. each BXln feet.
The same broker has also sold the dwelling house
No 20 Olinvs ave, Willi0msbridge. on plot 40xl0O
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
LOOKING FOR BROOKLYN JEwELLER.

Although Carl Fl. Sjoberg. jeweler. of No. 3S15
Third avenue, Brooklyn has been missing for near
ly week. II was not gntil yesterday that his alb
sencs became generally known. A deputy sheriff
appeared with attachment for 1897 on his stock
obtained by the Friend,ander Brothers. Maiden
Lane jewellers
Mr. Sjoberg had his place of business in Third
avenue for than ten years. and was known
Whereabouts the Tiffany OF South Brooklyn
from the extent of his window display. His credt>
placed the value of his stock a week ago at
about $4,000 The news that Sjoberg missing
spread quickly and soon there nearly three
hundred persons clalnoring about the seeking
tewelry left for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At IA vesey st-By Joseph p Day: Park cor
I07th lOollxsl. 8sty st rr dw his and sly 81 n
ten and store; Cohen ast Abraham Schesinger
et al. Mannheim & NJ attys. Jacob Newman. ref; amt
due SIS 20: taxes etc ssOs ai 2O2 10 SD 20
Of Sd ave 1l6xIo2 2x irreg; Leonard Well ct al ag
Hauben Realty Co al Arnstein l. sttys: J punphy
Gil rs; etc. Se3e 10; subject 10
prior mort aggresating s62 200 21s SD 1913 .
OF Sd lTxlo2 same; same atty; V Nc
Avoy ref: s5.377 30: etc. Sl34 5: sub
ject 10 prior OF 5000
II OF Vesey St - 8x2o 6x25 H. 4sty bk loft and
store bldg; + al trustees. q. r. Glover
ali Jay & G. attys: Iyteton Fox. ref amt due SAL
Tv Mooney & lawrence: Park ave 1870 to 124s n W
cor oSth 100 fix,O0: h Joshua VILE
man et al; Strasbourgcr. w z e. S.
TrueI ref; due. s2oa23 IS: taXes. etc.
x4O5 81; subject prior mort OF $3.50. .OvO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

Gath st. No PAT to 25s West; William II, Holds
swner: Jacob, Z sons. con,ractors -. s4ea
Prince St. No 13s Joseph Donia agt sigmund ,oo .
LEWIS No. 225 and 22a Morris o,: soh~sEz s,nss ss,
Sontractor '-Y1.' .4 400
CstbedraI Parkway No 52: Jacob H werbe-
Ie"sS@' iovsky ast Max Hrsohheid owner and
Futon 'rsSl0r ST. No. 50 to ss: william H Holdsworth
Q Son agt. D E seybel, owner Jacobs & Sons. ,,o,
,ossh st. No, to acs East: Adolf Ei.ner 80,
DT Mcleod Swnsr sarah Mcleod o son,Gte13s 1oG s liz
tTsstor sss, Ae. Nof4a". 'oou'@i 4soo
Audubon ave- n. 9 corner 1921 St. 7or7as; Ca
rucci s. crscuolo ast De Woltofr & Marcuson 90, ,
S'1'as ss same p.'xs ast RutanS Really Company
1osth @ 5'' ST. Nos lle and lis East Albert cohen
owners ana contractors. $50
hTonR ioosa5 Tos9o 9"st caraaoci as
Of Charles K: Fsischmann owner; Anseimo -
Fox ST. n = corner 16sth st s5x1oo; Blackman
Guttmann agt Philip Yockei. owner and ,,
Morris ave- No 300; benjamin Reaven ast. Annie
Southern boulevard. No s8s; Benjamin Reayen
ast Annie De Junss. owner: Joseph Emerich. ,so,
% avs No 1905 Morris Goldberg agt samuel
& Louis Cohen, owner; Miller & Wiserman,
NJ stewart owners ana contractors 4 1852
soIaaio5: o;conne,i, F!psz comRany ast; VIII
tractors
st &. broadway,
NJ Eberhart & SON Company agt Hyams
Realty Company. owner and contractor: Rebecca
Brosd~ay Ssas GH:' y e corner White alHI55 ii wi
lam II Hodsworth & Son agt. Union Trust
Company. trustee, owner; Jacobs Sons. con
osah ST. No 10 East: Charles copman agt Louis
Keller. owner; Sac Fratis & Keller.
Riverside Drive e. s.. so IT, n OF saith st.
aOxi00 Kerscher g. co. agt. William r. and
James NJ Stewart owners and contractors. IS. l72
Washington corner 1lth st. 25x44;
William II. Holdsworth & Son Builders
Construction Company, owner; Jacobs SonsF -
Duane ST. No 55 william H. Hodsworth g i'''
agt. Edison Electric Illuminating Company,
owner; Jacobs Sons contractors. 16
10th ST., No 900 East; c. S. Goss & Co ag
Sarah Kohn and Nathan Kohn. owners; Joseph
Cherry contractor 642
Rivington ST. No 2ss: Ruccia Giovanni ct al
ast. Henry Kachhen, owner and contractor. 90 0
15th ave 156 15s Frederick Burghard
sgt Charles Beckman owner and contractor. 1.o35 O
Charles G Chace, owner and contractor -. 5ss
Edsecombe ". 3. whole front between 166th
and 167th sts 4ixl95x-x231; Frank Musano
aRt. Joseph Jacobson, owner; Vincenzo Serri-
ella contractor 1870
nell and No. 632 to 636 Water Paul
Sacks Newland Realty Company. owner;
Charles Fuchs and Paul Grilo. contractors. 400
seth No s To ~ East: william II Holdsworth
& Son william Astor, Franklin II. Delano
John Cory. jr.. William W. Astor. Charles F
tractors 80. ia Q
9th ave. No. 634; William II Holdsworth & Son
agt Moses sahlein. owner; Jacobs Son.
s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08
Ter jim CROW" CARS IN DELAWARE
EIl Introduced by Democrat-Ettle Chance
Of Measure Passing.
[ny -,lsErsph . rhe Tribun.. !

Dover, Del, Jan THE first 'Jim Crow" Car
bill ever introduced I'm the Delaware Legislature
was presented in the House this afternoon by
Representative Holcomb, Democrat OF New Cas-
tie. II provides for separate compartments for
the races In railroad and trolley cars and is dif
fcrent from other "Jin Crow'' measures in not
compelling separate for Negroes
& IS reported that several Republican iagis,a-
tors favor sucn law. but IL is practically a
certainty tba. the measure afl not pass ~ the
Republican majority is against 1t. There are
tan Democrats I'm .he House. as against twenty
ave. RepI b..cans.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-08

a5th ct. Nos. 454 and 456 West: Kues Bros ast
estate of Jacob p Marshal. et al. December o. -,
sd ave. Nos 1Is5 and 1887. Isaac Schwartz ast- ~,
Jacob Klingensten ct al, September IL, l3oo loo
lst ave, No. 525 A Z. Klotz Ftreproohng Co -
agt A Schlesirse- ct al August Is. 1906 ~
Is: ave; No. 625: Joseph Voroa agt- Abraham 80
Schesinger ct al: August 20 1906. ....--: Sp
Nsbstc. ave. e. q. 90 II. s o: Anna Pl Barnet o
. Masor sgt. Max A1iile-; September %, 1906 " 13o'
seth St. No lao West Morris Goldberg set An ,
ME Kemble: December II. 1906 .:.......... ~
1oth ST. No go West Morris Goldberg ast Emile
Sane property; same ast. same; November 2l
4sjh St No l4o West. Morris Goldberg agt
p & c. Ftzsin1nons ct al: November 81.
18th st. No. 2lI West; Frank J. TYLER agt John
Doe ct a.. June % 1905 Observation-Disclosures. g.
19fn ST., No 2lI West: Frank J. Tyler agt. John .
Columbus ave. g. W. cor. Of s6th St: Joseph
mgr et al agt Abraham H. Levy: September
- if'o 'CdHIelledl 40
same prop-rty; Hymaa Shapiro agt.. same. Octo-
Same property; Andrew F Galligan agt same
September =, 1908 tcanceed) ................. o.
o4tn e.. No 3o4 10 $40 East, Joseph Finger egt
'Corcolan Fitzgerald & Co., September II. 1908
g. NI.c't, 1,9G
same properly; same agt- Israel o. Blake; No
Nenlber 4. 1905 cancelled. 1 L